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FRIDAY tiIOININc
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•" TEE FLAG OF OUR UNION FOREVER
FOR PRESIDENT
JAMES BUCHA IN AN.
FOR VIUR. PRESIDEN
JOHN C. BRECEINRIDGE,
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ELECTuftB AT LARGE:
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JOHN ROWE, OP FRANKLIN Co.
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HOPEWELL HEPB URN, CITT.
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SAMUEL SMITH, AI.I..iII3ENT CITY.
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Dr. JOHN POLLOCK , Fr. - DLET T,IVNMIP
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ROBERT B. GUTIlItlE,ll,Livs-x
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LINE NV 1116 F, and ALL WllO ARE iV FAN "r, OF'
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By order the Uanmitzro ../
Extract■ Irons OsscLanan•• Swett on the
Independent Treasiary lull
"TilA r 2 h r 1.- IT iiti:,l.l-11oU, N .111..iiE I
801, COMMANDS THE CII ri , sr I: , ‘V A Ird
'• FROM MY Si f TLIE 1.1L , II:IN6 NI
LABOR IS TIIE FOUNDATI , O, ~F WEALTH .4"
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INTELLIGENCE HEAVEN I) THAT I :11..1
Un THEM' N BONG I"
JOHN VAN BUREN COMING.
' I'r n( e .1, hn: wi'l t— here -u
r in the a ftvriii , ,,n r
evPhing add' xll the lute
Govern,r Itigter will sled he here at the
time
We arc cure we newt Ju Li, more than announce
the namo of John Vail But ett iv becure A r....t
meeting. 'I la. our I.,!‘klple I,re that Li_ culioug
may be relied ou we pul.ll-ii the telt
,rarbic (.11,patel, I;.,ua I.llu
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To Ho". Charlre Slad,
1;4 , ,1er a nd rnr.elt Iv 11 'peak u , 1' ti.
Lure, on Mon.laty tifteruo.a, the 2t+vb rlt,.
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JAMES H. CI.AS
This i tinguib4,l sko. Henry Cl.•ty is 11,
hUbj . Ct the anc.t infainon, khu+e hy the En.,
Nothings of Kentucky, Lrrau'e he adheres t.lhe
teaching, of hi, father, and resol,
to join any party th.tt is likely to be able tont , in
the black tide of New England abolition -In.
For this act of patriotism Jill (!iny P! , 11,1,"
the subjt ct of the mo,nt virulent alone etn.l
slander. fierce litoz it lasconie that lib , agt:l
mother I,as ben compelled to c..rne fut ward in
a letter and deny taunt etuphitt:ea!b) the truth of
any of the calumnies heai. , ed upon Min. Nor is
it in Kt utueky moot that 6, has been thus n,a
-I,gued The northern abulition press has seized
up it tits blunders and rent them all over the
laud.
. Thit k of l6is : the widow liFory Clay
61.ilige.1 to defend the son of ifeiiiy c•uy ug. not
the foul slanders of pre.ses ;lilt were formerly
Whir, at,d that prole,sed streig :ittm Iwien, to
Harry of the West... The mother is ;it ears
old, and might have expected for herself and
her children kindlier treatment from the people
of this country. But that widowed mother little
knows the remorseless and viiiainou.4 spirit of
New England abolitionism, nor how ti-c poison
of that negro fanaticism has supplanted all other
ideas in the ruiuds of thoso who once rallied
under the banner of Henry Clay •
"SLAVERY AGGRESSION."
Fools talk about slavery as though it was
making constant aggressions. But all eensilde
men know that precisely the reverse is the case.
Seventy years ago every State in the Union hut
one were slave States. Now sixteen are free
States, and but fifteen slave States. In less then
five years seven territories will be admitted as
free States ; to wit, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wash
ington, Oregon, Utah, New Mexico and Kansas.
Teen there will be twenty-three free States and
fifteen slave States. Then the Senate will stand
—from free States 16 ; from slave States 30.
Then the House of Representatives will stand
almost two to one from, tree States. That is
what abolition spoutere call n slavery aggres
sion." Delaware will soon be a free State, too ;
and probal);y Missouri. Does not every one see
that the black republican stories about slavery
aggression are simply lies.
THAT FILLMORE MEETING
The Fil more meeting at City Hall last nigilt
was rather a serious affair. That hall is said to
hold 3,600. If so, it was pretty well filled. We
1 at 9 o'clock. Up to that time the ration
sentiment prevailed. The break in the Fremont
column in New York was referred to.
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It wa.! in I';'4U, in the senate Chamber, that ,
Mr.-Buehoniin made one of the beat Speeches of
hie :t.,•1 oat speech the Black Re
publica have undertaken to manufacture " the
tm, cent " on one of the best friends the
working. mc;., of this country have ever had. To
show the Elsity of the charge, and that. the
speech contained no word or sentiment in favor
of the reduction of the wages of labor it was a
few weeks ago re-pul,li,hed in pamphlet form
and eirtulate , ! by the Democrats all over the
country Wocid that Lave been done had the
4 'SEI ITN] lIER 21;
spree!. contained , n•• word about reuucing wt-ges,
or had its scope and tendency been any thing
of the kind one fact is proof enough
that the charge is an unmitigated falsehood.
Again : Employers, mill owners and capitalists
generally are not in favor of high wages for
They keep wages down as low 11-i they
It is their interest t;; do so, and a;I know
that they do it. And yet where do we find Inc, t
of them now " Are they for Bi,E•hanan? By no
The great majority of them are lalmr•
ing zealously for the defeat of Buchanan. they
can sh it up their nulls and get their workmen out
in Fremont processions. They can pour out their
money to prom,te the abotitim esii i. Would
they do that if they thought Mr Buchanan was
in la:or of reducing the wages of lab,r. The
fart of their being generoi)y 0pp0, , e.1 to hin, ie
prof :6bunlant th4t•they knew the charge to he
3 itafFeboo,l--a fal,ehJed clealgued to cheat the
laborers out of the,r rotes
Agate, our opponent. charge Mr. Bachans.ri
with buing, ati ambition. man. That he has hero
su to a re:1:40;00d, extent no ..ne will dent•. 1\
IS not
They tili biky, tam Mr. Bachauau is a very
!ii W.
iie certainly does pugsemm
w ill d en y t.. him good emulun sk.;.se
i it likely that a prudent and runt:one In .n
.t Era, :4(•nse, and an mubitiou, 'ban
septirnentA
ftli i• 11.1 tt, hi hope, v:
toiturr "
I '.r 1 an I 11, I t.nve hlt
I,•ltt•r : 110, t wctliting it 1 , it
So.•tc of the lilark ftepultlioan spoute..s Inc
I that .7%1t i BueLtanau made that speech iu Pitts
! nutitilt. It is a falsehood It was in tle I nited
tit,;„ ISIO, when he was advacat:og
the ad. ptian of the Independent Ttea , ury
That tnea, , ure W4B adopted. and ie now uuivr•r
saily c. , nmdered proper measuic
rat, (r, who do not know wherp*tip? -per •L
war d”livered know what it contains': Iti
...perch 'Afr. flu.hanan denouured U.S it .1e , ..1‘,-.1
the ctirretv'y that then ntlin•te,i
the whole eounley, at 1 unt. ::; , re than :I.e
limrkr:g man A laborer could toil all the
and then he paid n.tl inhit,-Ilu.tt•r and he
h-ire t.. t.. a broker office and hfiTl. I
,Thriee,l from ten I. twenty per cent. ben .re I e
r gild to neyrket f. , .orh rag money Mr. P./.
C,ti• lit - C111,• it defrau•ied ttitr
lithorvl Ls tbv i,r tlvEr. Lad : , ;tt:
'l l, l.lll.littiee it Itt pt up the Of tut , ueCe,:t
r .1 dt frattited let) tr to the C. , . ,r
II Rtl4 the F p eec it
which I , e is utAntila,:tured to cheat people
one of tl.r most uzi-entpu!“,6
1, :kb I 1,n•1 tn ,, uui..,libts the country
known. .I,hu C. Fremont.
nothiu: LIP loty they atmoirit , to .1.
the nn,l All.zheny , I,triot, vote t fr.t ,t
and nauney Nr
days 1., 11, - 111. T, 11, I . lr 'I In, $•"!, e
to $2l day
1'ur‘,...,... .1. I t I,lln.eit, hu.i then earn ,
mud ili.• wm.km.? men Al!,glieuy rite,
ME=
part nt
th it t,,r. ',other ConaresN hr
ti" Ire r.rket- our ..f propit.'m nine
And 11., , ren— t tiorik it all
W:11 ti think so That
tit] est' ri
.1 m 1 while netting th:l $2l hn.
hair . 1 .1 an d • Ter,"] 1.1 , Mr. I'urvi:Ln
any inip.rtent rn urr intr,,lti,t .1 b . ‘ iwn r
any art perf,rm-.1 to let tl-t know he Fart !herr 7
Sc', .1, t o, act that we hare all heara
Hp V.,t. , 1 Pen:ll.l 'hi' sohii , r, who ill e
I Irrizoi their rime dolinr.,
n Twenty, une ,I.diar4 a day •ote.J t.,
it:ttp,t II and hole dollars a Ino/.:1, refas.d to e
subli•
lil bdllL•
the •,ye, i.h.• the rt,t “( the
1 , 111 IC! •1t .!1 , 1 f,r the u•6,r•
t1;,1 h 13.1‘, 1. d.ti
, w-10.1 hi, t,, kn.w hef.,•t•
!I him trick
11.1 .1 •4
tl • ;•, g.. 1 JF: t• , , I
.1 1 .IIN VAN 111•REN
et•rt,ot, r
I If • k:..t,s tLca rt-thitic • tir
f.r t., ..1
dehl- 11..1 were flf , t w•Lni- rP.itl.•‘••l tal.
:" . tinee Mr. I;ti
cliAna., glVel/ the whole Of Fle
ifornia ills cone
to . 01,1 t , t'olov, tottl r,lievt• him from ;I,c•
.i ,
not I tLi chlrwc-
Iliad , 1, 1 ',loved, Ate! 0:1; :
We .!:1!1 •••' p : UVV to V
ciwan..l, and prefer a di,lhaie,t to an hone,:
TII E STATE TIEK --B/ITII.OIO4WW Lay TEE
W.• hrlivve, t•mpt•cial five or
pd„,:k (In till Oppl,iti , .ll
jr ,tt ueket v I.re Fretn-ht
ho -reum, under the tnitiiin timstor, 11.1
mot, 1., hlve Leen dyed u shale darker nno
deeper than hi., vol
too, Ow Fillmore urFitmi of this State the
rni.r•or: et their f.dlower-, eV , rl Whilt• his patc,,n,
perainhulate, the State, making !..perch
es in which the miys scores th,
,no.-rifrs mt,t unoherevully," .As a r,twar.l for
thi, w, ,uppo, , c thy lury.f;virig and lenient Fill
more men wi h to send ,rte t., Harrisburg
next Hiuter , to uoelst iu the election of David
Wilmot to the United States Senate.
0001 , Mite rim's. —utie thing is indisputahle.
There never was a time when so ninny or such large
Democratic meetings were held in this county as
this year. We hear of several meetings every day
and evening, and the most encouragirrg accounts
come from them all. Those that we see aro most
stittsfil«ory for numbers, and for the spirit
manifested. Occa.ionally a few boys and men
attempt a disturbance; but no puny and coward
ly is the effort that it is generally laughed at.
If it becomes • serious they are bustled out in a
way that makes it sore there will be no repeti
tion of the insolence.
Make a few r::uop]•_e of them, Donocrate,
and this abolition War against " free speech "
will be at an end.
A CORILESPONDEST from Louisville, Stark
county, Ohio, informs us that the recent liemo
cratic mass meeting at Massillon, was one of the
krgest ever held in Ohio. Quite a number of
'Lauds were erected, several distinguished speak
ers were in attendance, and much enthusiasm
manifested. Thu Demo. racy claim Ohio with
great confidence.
TuAr is a very pretty song which we publish
his morning
t
4 1
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Anil is sinhilinn a rriun
7'll 1:. , 1 1/111All Cl,• II: i..r •11, ,4.111111.•11
, I ,, N•r,tv tm;hgher, aN,:ert I
Tl , c rll.ll i , art ill i 1V.,1" 1.1
hic ;. I) which the Bi - ek RPI ”hitenn ru , .i .
efs voted tllenilt:%.!e, f.n
:41 .1 ;-'linin.l.l .t.
T••••h*, ,t,i14,/..
heny %rt.! Butler county to
II wOlr d:d 110 .10 r"! 11, I
eft: T 141 1 ,1 -- Thv Itkck
lo!ti L.4l•f •, ffilt.•
to it' . ~i'' in F.,
r. t o .1. I
1 , 1,1, .cri pt It
•' P .ast 46 .14 •
tV,lihr,.K,
,MMMWMINCIMe4MININ
ft ie lewd Lv a Ns. )",,ra city paper that Presi
dent Jame?. Monrne, who i= hurled in that city, has
no tombstone to mark hie resting place. It is a with I
Jeffereun, and me believe also with Madis.n and liar-
risnn. Surely repuldi e 4 ungrateful.
Tb. National Fillmore Americans of Now York
met at Rochester, and nominated Erastos Brooks for
Governor, and Jesse C. Dunn for Lieut. Governer.
Seventy four North Americans who bolted from their
Convention of Syracuse. because of its oytnpathy with
Fremont Black:Republicanism. entered the boll soon
alter the nominatiuna had heen acd annoane, d
their intention rd ,uppurting tiro whole Nati o nal
,laler.car. ticket
An arrangement boa been made by whieh the en
tire siimh wall of rho Broadway theatre, New York,
will be relmilt. at the expense of Messrs. Bowen and
MeNmnee, whys; excavations nn the adjoining lot
:he fall of prat tif the theatre wall, as was sta
ted some time since. The present arrangement is
wade between the heirs of James Raymond, the own.
ors at the theatre, and Messrs.:Bowen arid MeNamee.
Mr. Marshall, the 10/32300, vonaented to it, in order to
save the priiperty from further jeopardy ; but he has
made no compromise with Bowen and McNamee, and
consider, that he has men damaged at their handi to
the ester: uf $20,000 at least.
Tin Commiinimment exert ise• of Pennsylvania Col•
lege at tiettystairg, took tildoe last Monday and Tues
day. Col. S. W. I;laek made an address before the
Philiduatheans on the Cuisivation of the Ileart."
Chief Justice Black addressed the Pidrenakostrian
Society on Beligioua Toleration. A e ,, rresponden't
says: " We never heard a more powerful and edn•
cluaive argument for the Vital iteportanro of keeping
the :State en tireiy inilependant and aloof from the
Church. eulogy upon Pent.s3 anians, and hia
defence of Wm. Bonn !tom the slander of Macaulay,
Were particahmiy ,7r111,11n• and LlllNWViaTitble. Ilia
sketches the aces and principles iit . Lord Calvert
and thaws Ives, most interesting. The Ad
dron:, aril be published in a few days."
\ k:Ill I` , l, UCCI/I,lun of the State Fair,
n io do- city it H fro ou'o;
I.T ii1 , 11M11.1 , 19 of pet.ple from the ,urrvunti
lug ,• , :tt;oly WIC, l 0 the
eity ttPri
11.1 , 1.1 -A-ctile Me 1 '‘.l.llbige
I tuni , rr oC -trsigctrt r.lll and
\‘(l 6'..V I'.Jf ,fiord, of the u.oat d,mrablc
111,'..11131+ to Le found in ate \lest, and we tender
t Ito i=^ of the:r rt—utnnet to V.ll cotzerned. wring
on a.lvcrt:nbments
At a mr.eting of the Buchanan and Breckin
ridgy C;1111 All , gheny county, at their head
quarter- on Wednesday evening. on motion, the
t'apt J,,lm Irwin, appointed li
Wm 11. Smith, and Dr. 0..70rg,, If
key ; er, a cuoitnitt,e to make srv,,ugetneutti fur
11, , 1:tig nit i•iing , nu the nary-ion , of the visit d
.1.,1.n Viu I;ur,n, 11,m 11 'm.
at,d liu:1 \(i to this city during the
cumin); week.
It Fn.—When we know that n Demurral
I.mrp , :tion.., and ro /tgaen.u+ a i.nd,tieian. the
Hon. 1; ,I.ert .1. Walker e..n.-0,1,1 ti.e 0;0.1;011 .1 Fre
mont as 'I Neil t•ike , new courage f.•r Our
trtal In !hr. ron:•••t.
linri,treil in ii11../iiiirnat ye,tt nlay.
IVi , lir: xuthura,l ,!ate thlt llon. Itihrirt .11
nevi.r i•iecti.in a Fremont
ft- •L t y per,,n
roan i., S, apt to :fled, but
}{l ~••• fl. :;it II- t., that we' kok.
fur a u. hurl itntne,liAl;,l3.
I rt t.rne has
OV1;y J fly t 4 :O I tim , • tk. )•q
Lora 31: :I , !fl 1):,:ag the
di. I lig,r pzild th
t,1.1 , • , 1+ li.c Ttickvrilu,k
N1u•ar,;....1, and ino , t but, ant least, Nitalolll.,V
which 1- 4 Hare too ht , : c known to the picamwr
II 3..1.'00., 1.
wh.•, • ',!! the. !ifo, .11 )1 , ptlt
Cie". t to, ei , j jrd ti
bor... Thy toti I a fit the cal of ti..
•nly good hart.or in the 1-'and mid in +nrrmind
ed by attroA•tiot.4 which nerd to he goon but once
to roITIRITI eve, ,trier inipreoAe.i ~n ti ,e
tll Who.h
kNAvat.ll, the cejotal f.l ie
inland town, l-e-dted on no navigable stream
I:•,t, Lein ; ; it it good location on the line of tray
i•tween the East ar.il West. it has endeavored
to torn OA eh.-Vote4 to the hest account, and be
• a tote of trade and imp,irtance. It 1-
m and ) " I " ' Plils the ras orite et . tit .koittratani that every
throw 'lt'''. !'token it ir " m , a St„., hove at least arse large town.
the revs M the no-nday Pon the many tful.'fw Rhode Island has Providence ; Portbin.l,
and -dot iv nooks Aqe•olt tip• beautiful but,
Win;; Nlontoo.t,
stassachusetts, Boston, and so on. Until within
th ' `' f or • a 'ewyears, the lace, ge, populous, fertile and
romance can indulge r e , to the f:::!1.-!
.trtetmg State
of itdtata Las Lod to mmtmt ,
extent %tot where the man• f toi-itisss r,
cite ; New Albany, Madison, and Evansville,
the turmoils au trouble, and 1.11-tie of Pe. t!tc . aigh, haring the advantage of the t teio rive,
nu w , d , , Let Li t"r , '` ,3r ".v hp car e.,tuniere., , , are overshadowed by Cincinnati.
'" and St. Louis, while the commerce
''i* ra t 'g" r 07 . darl " ,. ' t.`l,t Lake Shore region i= engr.)..
e. , 11 , .y the insot
i It.ot tLst Ita t• vet feta' tt Lverytning tat,. mat ,
of (Imago. Ito.ottopo i ti .. ,
.„ ThT itera !root v., it it i•
' at "'
opies it central po,ition between the 1 r rul .1
I ''' 4 Tli " :"".' " the Lakes. and between the and
can a 1... I .• , the S being, o
. Piit-hurgh. It is on whld was formerly cane!
g• de's "" ° " °h ;"' -r • "" n the , titiOnal road between the Ba-t and the Wes , .
-,..arec:s sr% t. , the •••••-• . and the bow-
Ill,flTi It one hundredfrom any great city, and
..11:1,p, tor nowhere it,
therefore. Whatevar to to be done to enliakce it
theY rot' ~ rowth mind he d'ffercnt from that of
f• rot. 0. -•. C“ltif..rt or I ass sri
which rolve grown up front the increase of watt r
great toside i atom to all why,oommer,,e. '('hey have a Board of Trade in In
C ' ar "" 1 : 11 " h! "' ' rd, mu '" dionapolis, and that body its taken the mutter
tile, and 0 , 1 tiThiity'. ale too familiar to ever. ,
t , n hon! and issued an address setting teeth the
der lie hen. touched p
1,1,1 es ery day.
er s ts ti • dvsntage , of the place u
• ‘4, ar rn o
duriog the sett.solt, lead,rarft•to-f
depot ..r trade. Front this doutnent we lea: 0
h
the •• monimet freer, from taro
ii" an,'
.' t t.'l'l"..
rift' tt that, in the yearls47, the population of the town
naa ottll' four thom.lind. Bat in the fall
h.a t . :a d t do not thnk, drtr rt older. ll.at
, I. al? th a t fil l
was
the Nladi-on 11idit111111.4, 1 1., Railroad
OA OUr -as completed, and then commenced the or ors oftar from it I would 11,1 d- th •
v.. "'" '' do
nroven.ent. At the present titne the inhadi
' ''' uutnlier full twenty thousand, and (lietown to
!'" , "
' lnr
, t b , tied, .o extensive manufacturing estsbli,ll
-tfett ii,antottlottf , . a: ,
meaty, or the completed railroads terminating
give the lie to such•dati.ler hy .howing hi.
there, the Board state the number at eight, mu
table, g r " iim i r Iwne'ith every dette'l'Y f the king iu alt fifteen hundred miles of track. .1
season, proeured regardless of expense. .1.
number of other roads are under oontra-t, ate!
night, thy , .. , who or; not ,ati.ll,d with the ph a , ; .
will soon be completed Seventeen differem
ore-. (h,. C:111 prolong Own, engagi
t railways, including connections, comprising
in the deliteilitt' and lupitt I old , ntarem
miles of track, and having 12,000 miles of
d ance , au the-e md t,idl to thine
eattneetione, illrectly centre in lirlianapolit.,
can have t r Leasure of listening to t 1,.•
i.ringing all parts of Indiana, tittle and
an d I doubt if any hand in the
Li Kentucky within e few hours, travel of the city.
med Sta tes that would be willing to enter int..
competition with the performers we have here, Nearly one hundred ditfurent trains pass in awl
were they to listen for our eventi g to their out el the city daily, and from three to five thou.
nd persons visit the town in that time.
splendid performing. With a. sad heart. I shall ,
leave the pleasant town of Monomoy, and wi le p What the flack Republican !louse Did,
m after Cum memory carries ine hack to faces , The lute black Itepuldican blouse of Itepre
that soon became familiar to pleasant drive. , • sentatives at Washington is notable for (hell
evening walks iu the grove, or on the beach, it will things:
he a- , 1 1, toy life, one of tile green spots I. It w,.s nine weeks in ehuo , ing a Speaker.
that tittle CILIIII , O CHIP,' (41 fade away. which is generally effected in one day, and ditriti.:,
LAWRENCE HALLAM e whole of that time CmgreL. , was in a state of
limorganization.
''. It refused to pa-st a bill securing . peace in
I:ails:Is, nod which nullified certain ultfloVolt,
Taws in that Territory, for the reason that such
petioe would he damaging to the political pros
pects of that party.
3. It passed a law legislating slavery into
Kansas for two years, and extending the fugitive
-love law over it and Nebraska.
4 It passed an enactment raising the salary of
is welnhei , from $S to SIS a day.
::,. It refused to puts the Army Appropriation
Bill at the regular session, and an extra cession
had to ha called for that purpose, putting the
government to great expense.
'('Luse measures are the only things whi c h
rendered the last session of the Black Republi
can House at all romnontble.—Enquirer.
II 11.1 rl
the illip , rlr t
10:11111=11111!I
licit na. I.••,•ii
I.t.AttMEO tiiit ":hri 'Pack Republicans.
wittlin the last tew have titian i,t,rd touch
their arrogant Listing of carrying Ohio by
nn unliri cute They nit longer milt of
a ny majority, white the most !sanguine among'
then, admit thing , look decidedly had for the
Diiiiiiornsts. They are not pleased with the
monster Democratic tueetings and the enthusi
astic spirit and animation which characterize
their proceeding- , The increasing strength
and formidahle proportions of the Fillmore or
ganization cast a shadow upon their hopes and
Gil them with alarm. As in last desperate resort
for carrying the State, the Negroiles have cane
the aid of their most distinguished champion,
frau the East, who are alnoit commence a
stumping political t•tur. It is no use, however—
the capital of the Kansas shriekers has been ex
hausted and Ohio will vote fur James Buchanan
Enquirer.
A Hra.&w.—Au election for Justice of the
Peace, warmly contested upon politicai grounds,
lately came "If in Miami township, Perry county,
Ohio. It resulted in tlie stmcess of Hardin,
Democrat, by sixteen majority Last fall Chase
heat Medill fifty votes in the same township.
Democratic gain, sixty six.
FAILURE W. COMPAN V.—The El
rnira Gaz , tlr ~ a ye that the Elmira and Canadsii
gun Railroad Company have failed. On Tuesday
~ f last week, John Rankin, Jr., of Canadaigua,
wan appointed receiver, on application of the
holders of the third mortgage bonds. The road
will continue to do business as usual.
BENNETT •GNU BEECIIEII.—These two lights of
the Fremont party don't appear to agree in all
things. Bennett says: "Parson Beecher calls
upon the people to 'pray ' at the next election.
Ht is an old ass. Vote first, and pray as much
as you please afterwards."
STRICKEN OFF.—The Fremont electors who
had been smuggled upon the Fillmore electoral
ticket inPeonsylvania have been stricken off, and
Minable Fillmore men put in Otelr places.
G ' •-• r Ii
U=2MI
=EMI
Srr.t
I I II Ilt•mi V a rn,ti
Ln,.lic n nlar.
r that
11 - 11,1 t it
! Lod
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4 4
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White folks shoved back to make room
for niggers.
A cotemporary tleucribes the following inci
dent which occured at the Fremont Da'beetle in
Iti,rgan county, Michigen :
The most charicteristic port of the whole
affair occured at the table : A mechanic who
had hitherto been a strong Fremont man was on
the ground with his wife and child. At a given
word he attempted to cross the rope to the table ;
but was met by cue orf the marshals and told to
stand back and give room for the ladies. lie
stepped back as he was told, when seven or eight
women, " as black as the ace of spades," advan
ced before him to the table, and ate with the rest
of the Fremont ladies and gentlemen. 'Dais was
too much for him. lie tore the Fremont badge
from his breast, and sorer , that although he was
a poor mechanic, he w:l9 yet a little better than
a negro. Ile sail that if he and his wife were
In he thrust hark from a Fremont barbecue to
give place to negroes, he no longer was a Fre
mont man : and immediately stamped the Fre
mont badge under his feet and declared his in
tention to vote for Buchanan. We are informed
Hist four or five others did likewise. It is said
that notless than twenty negroes ate at the first
1 table.,,
What do our mechanics ? what do our labor
ng men think of the indignity above described ?
such is, however, the enevitable tendency of
Mack Ropublicanisin. The creed of that party
is "down with the white 'man, and up with the
nigger." It is high time that the laboring nit]]
of the North should see the consequence of the
success of the special negro sympathizers. Let
three millions of slaves he liberated and they
would fall upon the people of the North as did
the locusts upon the Egyptians. Our people.
too, would regard the swarm of blacks as great
an infliction as did those of Egypt the swarm of
insects. If Pennsylvania should receive no mot e
than her proportion, her citizens would be laves
festol with about half a million.
What effect would euch legions of indigent
orentures have upon the wages paid for manual
labor" Is it not obvious that Dm price would
he greatly diminished ? That portion which
would fail to obtain employment, would become
a charge upon the comninnities in wt ich they
shi,uld be. Our poor Imtn , es, if not sum- pri.ous
would be Idled, and increased taxation wo u ld
necessarily follow Scenes similar to that which
trauspirod at. the Michigan barbecue, wuulu be
matter, of almost every day occurrence. White
tnea and women would be rhoved aside to make
r,,01n for ignorunt aid inooleut ;!amber and Di-
if the mcchanics—the white laboring men—
the ii - remen of the N rth—w 'IA to avert such a
calamity they must aid the Democracy in over•
throwing Black Republican abolitionism.
From the Detroit Fror PreJ
j
Fremont and Abolltionlrm
Some of the Black Republicans deny that
tiler!, is any affinity betwe'n their party and the
radical aboliouimte, and assert that the latter will
um cast their votes for Fremont. This denial
An I this assertion are all humbug. William Lloyd
Garrison, the leader of the radical abolitionists,
speaks as follows through the columns of his
journal :
As between the three rival parties, the gyro
pa hp ef eVit , y,nuttie friend of freedom mast
with the Repubhcart party.
Every man, therefore, animated by a spirit
of hostility to slavery to any extent, who shall
go to the polls at the approaching election, vv/!
a.lauredly east his rote for Jnhn C. Frenwnt:'
The negro Fred. Dougl.l,, who recently came
nut in his paper for the Black ltepblican candi
dates, says in his issue of Sept. 5:
~ h er reasons fur supporting Fremont and
DaTton (nut for defection from the radical 511.011-
ti,0ni.414) have prIW been hefore the public fir
three weeks. They have been repetedly referred
to, but, up t., this hour, no man has attempted
to show their unsot...ninc ,,, or their inc.onsi, , tency
with genuine tibt,liltoni-to il:r only tning th.tt
hit:, met is in private i irni'e, in the shape of en
art,utnent, i,. the oft quoted and oft-Misapplied
retonrlc of the Apo Ale ogainFt doing •evil tlmt.
4 , ,,
go. I may c , me:' /.at so /..:.‘n has shorn o 0 fhf.l
of 1,lo:j
. 1;" Fr, , 1 , 11: and ! a is Jour,/ re;: al al!
( , r, ;err r, , n1 , ,1 , r;, err /hea l l .. , f4cl4 notef f y, al 17 •
rr" juP , I , ! , . w /4. 1,,51 we to trAtc'l
:rho drwres abol,h olarrry and, to p a y r
untry. can put his Tote "
In titie State, the radical at , li , ionista warrn , y
suppc...t. Frecut,ut. and ~mt . r.f thee, o e en py
pr,rhinent ~n the Black Republic -1u
Whatever tho fit4ioni-ta may , oiy to the coutri
ry, the fact i- eloariy evident, that the men ,
advocate the alternative of aliohtmn of Ir.ver,
+n e State- , •,r diamoliition of the Union, am,
making thy most strew.' m- etlorta to seeuru In •
election of John I'. Fremont.
TROMEII.I; IN THE CAMP."—The New York
Herald, the leading Black Republican organ in
the United States, repudiates the nominatin of
John A. King, the Fremont candidate for Gov
ernor in New York. it supports Judge Parker,
the Democratic nominee, iu his stead. A large
portion of the "North Americans, - as the also
litienized Know Nothings are termed, dissatisfied
with the action of the Convention that nominated
King, have resolved to support the Fillmore
ticket. This dissatisfaction autl secession in
New York is alarming to the Disunionists, and
'itfords corroborative evidence that the vote of
that powerful State will be given to Buchanan
and Breckinridge in November next.
Movements of the President,
CONCORD, N. li., September 25.—The Patriot of
this morniog states that President Pierce will arrive
here on the morning of October 211, and in view of
the fact that the citizen, have declined to extend to
him a public welcome, it calls upon the Democrats
throughout the State to make arrangements for the
proper reception of their distinguished visitor.
WON'T F.Npo f tsE HIM —The New York statc,
Regiacer, a Fremont paper, refuses to endorse ;he
Black Republican nominee for Governor of New
York. •John A. King," it says, "married a
Southern lady, and owns a plantation in Geor
gia."
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11•.• t 0,, Pittra.iirgl.
TILE. 4111011,1T10111 SHOW
=ENE
on the a , venteenth day of z+eptemla.r. yno know,
Took place In our oity the great Frennu,t.
They "hut up the factories and let the erhnoli ut.
F. r cLildren will ail rote for Fremont, no doubt.
Sing tu rat, Inl lu ra!,.te
They 1..1. a procoasion of wagons and 'mats,
of racoons. and oxen, (they elan hare
81t.dge-hammer, trianglea, and carper ten' to ln,
One thoinand and eight handnd, hor.e+ and mules.
Sing to rn) lal lu ral,
They had " gown.. of color, - to Join in their games.
And jokors and clowns. rf nil a;;,•R Mod 11111110 S,
Tiny had pop-guns. awl tln pan., and all kinds of tr.y .
And a rosy fine party. all made up ..f buy,
Sing to sal, L 4 In rid, Ac.,
They had young men on horeeleuk, s o 111,41 40 , 1 so gay.
Aged euventeen years, on this seventeenth day;
Aud the ladies /111 thought they were held cavalier',
Those bright looking lad" aged eeventeert years.
Slog to ral, Ld In ral, ac.
They had grim border ruglana, I'll bring to Yonr mind
And they've plenty more I..ft of the very same kind.
They drank from a Cloak, and played cards on the way,
And the children looked on, this oevanteenth day.
Slag to rat, pal tke.
Thou their ship Canntitution max hauled thro' the street.
With sixtoeu small guns she was armed complete;
But Lo ll 61,4, of State, by which Diquiierats stand,
Carries thirty-one gotta, with Buck iu command.
Sing to ral, lal lu ral,
lu the year '45 when the fire laid us waste,
Ohl Buck gave us Live hundred dollars in haste.
They then took Ms money, unit blest his great name,
But he's now Ton Cent Jimmy."' 113011 ballUi•l'S prochlial.
Ping to ral, 1:11 In
Now is it not kiml in Ouse good :Maple
Te min 116 J 111/ ;Le children with au tms eti drat l:
Jo shut up their bout., a rad ilyouil so much money
To Neck up their f.,14, drink grog. add Lr funny
Sing it rul. lal It! nth Arr.
Tlwy enll.l it council of rutorA, y,n C ti,,w
But tsl: y..n the trui Itras a grrsit 1.0') show
For u In a ;hey had nwt they 111141 :10thIng h. say
But •• r wan," Ct•IA t< a day
r.ing to rai. !al lu rat Sr.
4-4 • Tape NV oreu Cured by Dr. WLANICS CEIA
I:I3RATED VEMiIIYUGE:
A evtlnln Ltd) in the rite Ilstt, aft, r Dr.
Vi-I,llfagr, p.,.•1.5r01: by Flelnin.g . 8r... or Pitt.
I.olgll, pass“ls I.lsg; anti lin- s.
he-oration lo reeigulovorling o to ;eery porsuo oillicted with
aorion: r opiui .n, it ter "8,111 every other renleeD
now Ir. to, The non, of tto lady, awl further particularK,
'cu be learned by willing on Mrs. Urn - dir, Manhattan Plce.
re E I. Llama Druggist, rvrnor o. Buiger and Monroe tree.
Purclpa.ern will Inc careful to itsk - lor Dr. NE'S CEL
EBRATED V ERNI 1111111ufacturell by FI,E.MINIi
BRUS., of l'ittaburgh, Da. All other Vernilfuge. in con q uer
L4Ollll, V. orthlem. Dr. WLane's genuine Vet lutfuge, ale.
bit celebratool Liver Pith, wtri now tar had it all resift-02.We
Drug aopr.i. Nolo , genuine without tho mignatore of BLEB
INU BID)S.
Also, for sale by the solo proprietors,
FLEMING 131109.,
Succottora to J. Kidd it Co.,
No. GO Woos strew, cursor of Fourth.
s•'t2.claw]
44- c p t Vonce t of Vlrglnlo--Ph...ant
Cons Mints, February 6, ISM.-- Ids. !. .x . 01( 1 1 (I
I gave to ono ,4 my black . ...Id a part of A vial of yonr
Mc hare's Improved Vermlfoge. It operat.d like a charm.
and is not nauseating, and brought from my lay between
two and three Isuralrod worms. My boy had been sort sick.
bunt is well and doing well. Phase send me four dozen more
of your Improved Verntifu:te. A. S. VANCE.
Dr. )IcLane's parauvan Liver Pill. and IMPROVED Vermi-
Inge, also Dr. I. Scutt's Celebrated Whito Circ.:notion Lind
went. prepared swirly under the /roper - vision of Dr. I. Scott,
rogul...r Medierd graduate, and Ptryniclau nt extensive pron.
tit, None vermin, only as prepared by Dr. I. &Ott &
Park Price , Morgautoon, Virginia.
NEWS FIIOM THE FOUNTAIN READ!
NIORGANTOWN, VA., Sept. 12.,
Thin to c. - retfy, That I IMV , eXAMIM,I the 'Drip., fur
Prtit. , ag Me n
Lae's Improved Vt.lllitinge and Improved
twv, Di;l4 by Dr. I. ttn.itt:. who 1..10, 1 in the habit ..11,-
ctruat and Laing My Orli:1:::11111+.11C111. a in myolbco tinriog
tr, halt tltirteen vela., and that 1 I.elieve he man
0,111. I teak, the abt.ve !latent, at the I.lore willingly an 1
hare Ite rd.-rest in them whatever. C. MI - LANE:, M. D.
Dr. McLane's tura.otan Vernango and aSPROVID Lenr
ar,Aant.rtnital by rertrarate of 0. McLane, fur stale by
Drugatists and Merchants everywhere.
DK. (i E.,. 11. KtY.'NH , 130 W. at., Whool6 Agent.
D. J. P. YI....ELMING, All..glieuy, near Itaiirentl
Wh..44.1, , Agent. ge.2o:tlavrapc
Moritlirat!ou, th, illAinnt a piaider ix appli.d.
Iflll-41 ligur L, given by PAIN I
galvanic I ilia... and excipt Iho parts arn
y =wen iv rniit-irnd 1. , th-ir natnr:-.1
but it Ay. the , ClW:ta4Zl.ll,l In•
ar--••b -1. !,.r
M• laid on, viii tlcidi will certainly litt Ltniirratrd
FIiONI RF:I7II,ES AND pLANT; , ..
iniideria.l gait: liarrnlnali by rutibiag it: iiiinantly a ::uantity
DALLEV'S PAIN P.ATIi ACTOR, and alb r it bail awolleti,
aii.l lvid Aputii are yoilaic
tnr
lrty, it will Itttra, L. and ini•Ol11111r111101. the
nitli-ncn. At tit:• buns
inntalit ii t.- yon Ti,, tight clida. Thy Lithe UI ral
aiii•-nibi alai: a: v ae hi:cc:lily gnu: nalinial
None g+•nuino tiihuut n engraved label, with
stputturev ut
HENRI' I)A.LI.EY, NfanufActurer,
C. V. CLICK .4 0), )lanufndlurt.re.
Nold at 26 vat., per box by Dr. GEC. IL KlaShlt, 140
Wood ore,t, mild 1 y nearly every deAler in
through, ut the United gtateo. All orderA or letters (or Ire
er Advice, to be .uldreAsed 1.. C. V. CL1CK!"1.7 , 11.11
& CO., New York. se.:,talavr2w
. _
44 - No Family KhOilld Le w1112,,ut 11 , XWIAND'S
.11.:01:1N BITTEILS wth th,. Eummrr
entw..l:•••lnotl t•v I hem
I=lll
.7 . ar It ix Milli 1:111,11 t•fraSlllre I hit l iiltorin 3(.11 4 f
gre it benefits klerte.Nl from the use ,1 3 —ur German Ifit.
tr. In my tamily. Ifitriug the gritor part 3.f last sun...,
my evtl, F 10•41 tivt. yrunt, Whl with th
userthin wo,St fonm for win. II Nurion, run,
.hes. fin.seribed I'llysijans and .1tht1,,,14. 110" th
314.1. Littll,OW V ., nutr.1.1 . .1n moved .
t•Lit ifig A 10,40,4 •eit In the
t.,+, lum 1.er.ua.1,41 to try thAt. who•h. ttt
, ni, - ,/,,,rrd hon. Ile cow 'tiara to Ditto-.
Jon, , time artor..ril, ;t:ol healthy. I has, thr
groatert o widen., in t and no heei:ation in
so, tug that II family ah,inld I,
Iteaportfully. yi.ll7M, JOHN PAIN I d.
To Dr. 1.. 11. Mich, :a
11 NLIMI NO 111:06. and Dr. 0 Et). IL KEYSER
Ltburg!:. -• ~L U: 'l u • ,L w
4-r - An Appeal to the Intelleel—lt lace
the fatnr, of Piihnonary Inveiwie that it gent-Lily leo,
the beam undisturbed. Wei therefore appeal to the intellect ,
of all aho are preiliip.iised to Csintamption, warning the,.
.I.ilemuly, that in u,glecti IL L : what they call slight cahis, thry
:air le• signing their own death -warrants. e to no ex
cinei for such neglect. In Lir. Ibkitiilttl . ViLLIP OF LI V Ell•
WiilLT, TAIL AND t . kNCII.kIiAtII:A. they Li.wr within
rt.... 11. at all tones, a twirl', inn!, fto r•ro•rrae
tl in or qualification of the phrase. n • ul we are bailed I.
a“ , ontneiltx,
.0" it, if ',tuck., in that
. ilearly int 111ible as anything to this f lIiI i, world
cut) In, For I,ut .:1111.1i s, M.. pnt” likt iu 12..,1.n1
and an ~I, e rtio•nient 4.1/ the lictinees page.
1 for nabu, w hoinNili. and retail, Ly R. R. BhII,LERB
CO., corner Wood and Se:und strata.
111::s1/1:1Z-SON A I.lllt LiL'rty street; ii. I`
anIIWAIII - 1., nud ZECK 11AM d McIii:NNAN, Allt.gbeuy
City.
Wit y Iva!! you Deloy)-- Wt. are milt). to
bar, to reenrd the f.e:, ha: there are per,ons x ito will f tiff,
..n 'ay Ly .lay, inontli after 111 , 1101, and year after year. with
da.earlea, when their neigh Lory have been lure.' of the aaino
malady that nfflicbt theta by a vertain remedy. Now, it ha,
Inca proved by Hubetantlal evidence that Ile nne•l M. iliea:
ilcerwerry will cure the wont raven of aker.
lilteaniatikin. Neuralgia, .4, ; yet still there are !lame Who
will neglect this elm and valu..hle remedy. To End! iay.
try the Discovery and be
ihr SO, long lulvertlaemont in another column.
!Auld witulamila and retail at DIL. 11. if hVSEI2 . ei,
140 Nutal straot, .igu of tha ()olden Mortar, and at J.
Alloghony. se2o:4l,her
4fir Why will you Suffer, WHEN RNLI BF CAN DE
SG EASILY OBTAIN ElH—llave yon a 'Sorb Throat, Quinsy
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Croup, Stiff Joiu 01, Fr of
Burns, Sprains, or Pains in any part of your system /
You cum be relieved at once by using t.LS modt bearitiful
all Liniments, the " What CiTiNlSJilin Liniment," prepared
t.y fir. SCOTT. of Morgantown, Va., fuel for sale cheap.
wholesale and retail, by Dr. KEYSEB., 140 Wood street, and
.lAS. P. FLEMING, near It. IL Depot, Allegheny. Pro al
e,.o.i.eruent in another column of to-day's paper. Imar.Ll
sir-Stocking. and Hosiery for Winter.--
If you don't want your fart ritulled WOO 401 m.l sboC
SLOCkIIISO, you wttl Lair our ntiviir and go to C. PALT's, Car.
tier of Mat ltot alloy unit Pin street, and buy come ,r tboxe
clog,unt One Stockings, that maka your feet feat nice and
comfortable. DiLr also makes and sells every variety et
llnsiory that you can montion, at adodmiale and retail.
Itatoonkber the place, corner of Idarkot alloy nod Fifth
strNat.
4ct4
errr• Batchelor's Hair Dye--hair turned O r in
ji1...,1 by otber dyes, faded or variegated, all restunal and
Mari( • M•auti fully brown or black, without acbanco of injury,
by IiATNIELOR:S, at the Wig Factory, 11....3
where It it made, told or applied, (In ulur private rnorn4).
Rold, wholesale and naafi, by Dr. Dp. H. Rirrslß.. 140
strw.t-
aro- Hs s.—We have Just received our PALL STYLES
UP dO?T DHIP-SS HATS of all unalition. colon, and primer
and we now flutter °unrulyae that we can pleats all who
favor us with a call. MORGAN &
an3o 164 Wood mares*
MEM
From the 11Oatim Saturtlaylivimfhitet!..eti
A Psusumku IhtE;Artt.---;Witst ladytit'lettilb:
would remain under the curae of a disagreeable
breath ,whec by using the Balm of a 77a , v4116.if
Fltnorra" as a dentifrice would not only redder
it sweet but leave the teeth white as alabaster ?
Many persons do not know their breath is-bird,
and the subject is so delicate their friends will
never mention it: Pour a single drop of .the
Balm " on your tooth-brush and wash the tooth
night and morning. A fifty cent bottle will last
a year.
A llsAr mut, COMPLETION HIV easily be ac
quired by using the " Bohn of a Thousand Flow
ers." It will remove tan piwolez and fieekles
from the skin, leaving it of a soft and roseate hue.
Wet a towel, pour on two or three drops, and
wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MAHN EART.—Wet your shaving
brush in either warm or cold water, pour on
two or three drops of " Balm of a Thousand
Flowers," rub the beard well and it will make a
beautiful ladier much facilitating the operation
of shaving. Price only fifty cents. For sale by
Fetridge & Co., proprietera ; and B. A. Feline,
stock & Co., Fleming Bros., R. E. Sellers Sr. Co,
Dr. G. H. Keyser and H. Miner & CO. , Pittsburgh
and Beckham & McKennan, Allegheny city.
*Pie-Have lion a Rupture of the Bowels!
—1 would most rinmictfully invite the attention of these af
flicted with hernia or roptura of the bowels to my splendid
tment of Trines. of various patterns, and to mit every
tee, applied and satisfaction guarantied In every rasa, at my
office, No. 140 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa., sign of the
thdilco Mortar. Among the Truman sold by WO will be
foiled
Alarslei Radical Care TrUSS
The price of Trinities vary from $2 to $3O. Hernial
or Ruptured patients, can ho suited by remitting money and
sanding the !tummy.° around the hips, gating whether the
rupture is on the right of left side. 1 aloe sell and adapt
. Banning's Lace or Body Brace, for tho cure of Yrolnp
ono Cirri, Weakneal of the Chest or Abdomen, F7laa, Chronic
Itiarrlttea, and idly weak neeo depending on a weak and debili
tated oaidition of the abdominal muscles.
Dr. Fitch's AlAlonursal Sojw, ler
I:iustir AbiLanina/ Bit,
A tid taarly esery klod of Slippurter I.IW In 000. I also PA)
Silas 4NCT iir.VS or every Wyly, for weak cleated and ofoup
NEw YoRK, Aug..t
pernals.
EZ..I c 51....A - trujt, for brok.•n and varicose velne.
514450..0rep Bandages, all kinds.
Sy;-ipap, of e . 16-ry ruriely and pattern, and In fact even•
kind of ineollanical appliance 113.1 in the cure of disease.
DR. KEYSgIi would state to persons in want of Dracini or
Trueeee lhat he can often send to milt the patient by writing,
but if is alwes better to coo the patient and apply the Trues
or Brace personally. Addr,nei
DR. GEO. 11. KEYSER., 140 Wood st.,
Sign orthe Golden Mortar.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.
No. 83 Wood street, between Diamond
alley and li • Mirth street.
•
PITTSBURGH, Pd
/Kir Taz sulnicriber N now opening a well solocted
haurl
meut of foroign and dutuostic llerdwace, all new,and will be
.1,1 on an good terms as any other Louie in thin city. Ho
will always kocp ou hand a general assortment of
HARDWARE, CUT LERY, ARPIIINTERS' TOOLS, &c.,
To which Le respectfully Invitee-the attention of purchasers.
tah26 SAMUEL FA
imerican Galvanized, Best Refined
MIT IMITATION lIUSSIA SHEET NV,
Warehouse, No. 134 First st., Pittsburgh.
trer - A Li, ORDERS LVA NI ZING will be promptly
ntendell to at tbe au2tl
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 25 Woon STREET, PITTSBURCII. [Jab
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS.
(IEO. BLACK.
LLOYD Sc. BLACK,
• --
MANUFAMTIIKIIS OF CAN, SILENT, 1100 P A AN 431,1
IRON, NAILS AND SPIKES.
Alen, FLAT DAR PUNCHED RAILROAD IRON.
unse. Nu. 99 WATER ntreet, between W.„l
end Market au2B:
(.+u( ms.nt ru Rung ligNrut,)
Receiving, Forwarding, Commis
skin' miercfiant
STEAMBOAT AGENT.
to LOUR GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
:1h D PRODUCE G E_VERALL
No. :499 Liberty it.reol.,
do • •Ldkpc PI7TSINIE3P2II.
C01.Li../ 51 T. 11.47113 N
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
ET.OPELLETOUS OP TIM
Collins' Pit tsburgh, Meadville & Erie
CANAL LINES.
ion. 114 AND 115WATHR STREGT, PITTSBURGH, PA
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
EL [LYE IN AGENT AND CONVEYANCER,
P4u4ungare brought front thy old country to Pitts
r.U. and money@ ruudttod to Europe. icor27
FALL FASHION. 44,
'CORD & CO.,
131 Wood street, •
WILL INTRODUCE ON SATURDAY,
Au g .t otl 4 the FALL STYLR 0? DRESS FIAT: ,
the latt,t styloti Fott I lat, and Care. fan:24w
PITTSBURGH STEEL. WORKS.
ISAAC JONES,
SPRING, PLOW AND A, E, STEEL,
SPRINUS ..NV AXLES.
Vormer Hoar and b•lret Plreete,
jy pI:III:SPITRGH,, PA
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
COIUMIC Roes AND FIRST STILSET:i
WHOLESALE GROCERg,
. 122 Second and 151 Front at.,
mhl7:l3m Pittsburgh. Pa.
FESI-1 BALTIMORE OY STERS juet,
received nt thn well known RESTA ti KANT
tn.' J. fitEINICUCH., No. I Wool) .hest,; -!0
A 14' T I: DELICACIF.,3
U 11l S.1.; • St7'N can lx> hml,
KJ is the taunt upproved ntyle. KItISIII PIM always
on hand. OViTEltti received datiy front all the principal
Oyster depots in the co nutry. Dealers will be supplied at
tat .f ern prices. Don't thrttet 11l w4x)D
street
s.:t
_ 8. STEINIUJOH.
FALL STYLE.
TUE — PALL STYLE HATS AEI; .NOW REA D
. Auld
will 1.0 introduced Liti3 day, fat C. H. PAULSON'S,
&OVA!73 Wood strait
EINMIM
•-44
Frmel. Try:sew, eery light spring;
Gum Elastic , Truss,' ;
rhihlrrns' Trusses, single and double ;
Umbilical Trasses, chthirens' and adults
1-.lerti's Eliptie Spring Truss ;
Dr. S. S. Supporter Truss
.C 1 M- Gluslic Brits.
Jiilu.d wly
SAMUEL FA H N ESTOCK,
IMPORTER & DEALER IN
WOOD, MOORHEAD '. CO.,
I=l
COMMON SHEET IRON,
And Solo Ag•nt fur th, Hale of W. Dim us WooDB'
C L L It Ii It A T L I)
(7ALVA 'SIZED CORItUGATbD IRON, fur Roofing . ;
SPI h . ES, NAME, and Our IRON.
TERRA COTTA OR STONE
WATER PIPES.
From two to six inch calibre.
1110E.S . from 12 to ;10 Cents per Foot
A L.91.--Ituell ESTER
PEARL STARCH
For Sale Wholesale at Manufacturers
Prices by
lIENRY,AI. COLLINS,
FORWARDINU AND
AND NV IZOLL,ALE DCALER IN
CHEESE., BUTTER, SEEDS, FISH,
AND PRODUCH OMNKRAILY
R. M. HUNTER,
54 C(1111IERCIIL STREET,
.
S ALEN. HUNTER,
ANAL
RHIODIES, HAGEN & CO.,
MERCUANTS,
No. 30 SYVAIIORN ST.. CINCINNATI,
JAMES BILAKELV,
Corner of :Seventh and S!ai.Veid igreets,
IL
I=l
('AST STEEL
A i,su,
D. B. ROGERS & CO.,
UANOYACTUAERS oy
ROGER.,' 13.1111.0v444) PATENT
PITTSBIDISR. PA.
.W. W. E. HUNTER,
SMITH, MAIR I HUNTER
- --',,,,:.•',Q.Z1
.. 7 :7,11 . :3-
--:.•-:':-,,:F.f",.;S,,.•,i'.4:;- -.1. .'?:'?:F.. - '`
j .-, '-i''?-7:-?,:'?.,'.':'.::E.'..•.'
...,::'i'•. l l ,, ' - ;'
.-
,• '
',
~..-''',-
-q. ;,' •
f . 185t. -- , -- FM , L Are witiTP
DRY CrO 4jDS:
A.A.MSSONSL CO.
flare received acid trill open in a few Oro it. LA AR azi.
SPLENDI . I)
. s isTperc
Of DRY GOODS far lija .' l4l;l; ADD liINT & Ry~TRADE,
150 CASES AND ENRAGES,
SILK
EMBROMERUM
Fkgane - Etyle9 of
RICH PLAID, BILACADP., MIMI; SILADED, EXTRA
HEAVY PLAIN BLACK, and COLORP.D SILKS.
giantlra] atylju of
PRINTED MOUSSELIN Ow LALNES, WOOL PLAIDS
PRINTED MERINOS, COLD PARAMETTAS,
BLACK ALPACAS AND BOMBAZINES
New German and Scotch
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
LINEN 811EETINt18, DAMASK TABLE LINENS,
TOW LINOS, BLAINWETS WHETS AND DIAPERS
Fifty Cases or
LONG AND EQUARE WOOLLEN PLAID AND PLAIN
SHAWLS!
FIVE HUNDRED CASES
DRY GOODS
GINGIIAMS, ENGLISH MADDER PRINTS, SHIRTING
eIIIICIES, TIMINGS, FLANNELS, ULEAOHED
AND 3LOWN SILSLINS.
4 000 CLOAKS, TALMAS & MANTILLAS.
Or now atyle, in :ilk', Velveta, Cloaking Cloths and Ilea
'or Clothe.
New Goody will be daily melved throughout the MIAOW
gir ONLY CNN.: PUTCC.—ro,
A. A. MASON .9a. CO.
Pirraurnuin, Neplombur 6. 1666.—1 m
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
OF THERE
THE AN
11 2 , 1 A LI I Ir l Elfgarßoz,2
CLUB OF THE THIRD WARD of the City of Pittablirgb,
on SATURDAY .13VENI , 0 next, at &Nett o'clock, at the
BATTERY, on Grant street, when Til. 113IPSTAETTER
and JOIIN ROll4 Rage, Rill addroos their follow citizens in
German. Eloquent lingli4h Speakers will also addrate the
[meting' IL SPROUL,
amid President 'third Ward Club.
FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY[
FRANKLIN' HALL.
WINCIIELL'S DROLLERIES,
CALIFORNIA RE ETCIIRS.
40 ODD CHARM - TERRI I
NONLLL I' .YD TUESD A .EFEIII2/VC:S, Sept. and 80.
041 - Change..f Progrannno each evening.l,
Commencing at 7% o'clock. se2l3
C. ii.
P. C. mama&
e• OYSTER, t. 7 4:
witoLL,ALE k 1111T2TL.
LAKE FISH, SEA MR,
NEW JERSEY VEGETABLES
KIMBLE, MESSICK & CO., corner of
HAND and LIBERTY sti,ete, h - avo nor, addort t o th e i r b u d.
uea..3 establishment, the SPACIOLS SALOONS and OELLARS
No. 3 Masonic Hall, Plitt' street, •
.And are better prepared than over,• at their two-fold tetra},
lishment, to carry ou en er.tonsire husintsts. ••
They have a rattle: resident in PhlladelpSia, who is cn
the spot and Edens ready to command tha but articles in
their line, to supply customers.
W will now be daily receiving OYSTERS, fresh and salt,
in the shell arid bone; FIS9 of all ciencrit.tiorm, such us Lake
Trout, White Fish and Salmon from the Lakes; Black Baas,
fleck fhb and SchuyiL - ili Catfish, from Philadelphia and
Baltimore. Now Jersey SWELT POTATOES and MELONS
of the rho'co...t I:lMhtY.
t - Irders also for anything In our line promptly attended to.
!all at
NVaintit. Hall Reato.ortsist s
e. SF;I
La St).tdC
And corner o:f liana and Litsir.ty ate,.
CORNUCOPLE RESTA Ii 'I NT.
Br ELI YOUNG, Fl ?TB STItSET.
The at:mill,. of !Viet ellen/. and others la m
directed to this witabl 'slob 111 E; bag.
been ma-unify tted Mr Lb. purpose I aflordin 'Width g-n SCD
i4TANTIAL NATI SO I.I3LISF. IX A CHNTItAL Ie'CA.TJON.
Country folk, attending market tarn particularly'invitel to
fall. Everything pertaining to un BATING SALOON will •
alwapi be found,of tLr CI ...beet lie market 1411.11:
HARRIET BEECHER S'I'OWE S ' NEW
NO V Fel, I—BRED. n Tale of the Great Ilkttual,Swiunp:
by I larriet Beerher Stowe, author of Code Toth'', Cabin." •
No vehmies,
The :Bowe needs no intreduc ion to the world of lettorit...
Her' Uncle Tones Cabin" midi al a sal • of nearly four htm-
Maid thousand copies in the United -States; cad In Englawl
Its suf.:. an 'avant moro anivereal than In this count. .
It was reed and re-read in almoet every house, from the
I ear, to the cottage. On the contioent it was tramilated
into r very written language, and line loin rend by all the
nations between the Uernian Ocean and the Bosphorus.—
front the Spia.leh renitteals, to Siberia.
For sala ha W , A , GILDIDN BENNET & CO.,
opposite oho Theatre.
k - SBIGNEE'S SALE OF MARKET
I STRE . AT DRY 00,Di &AMR. GAS AND 1(70111t
FlVrt , lcEs, tie.. Ai , AuCfrOs7.—ritlTlAY, September 20,
ht 10 o'clock, A. M.., will be weld, at the :'tore of D.
& Brother, No. ill Market street, by order of Joh', Hornen
Fem., Aseis nee• the balance of [bestow* of Fancy and Ship),
Dry flo.ole remaining naieold foam Sheriff's Sale; NIP - , 13g
Whidt are line Embrolderie, and LAMS, Dress Mike,
lis.figke,ehier, Chotiks. Blankets, Merl'.o.,
Beraeee, noeci•Aii; tinVhe-r wltil a general tessortmentOf
every artiele which can be Mond in
At the Fame Fixtrires, Store Hew', mg s zdki ....
Desk, Conn Stools and Chairs. Also, lc', o f i,,ddin g.
.11-11 IN V,BBNBY, .A.aeigneo.
J. shiN A, A uct'r.
N bhls. eit'a" Scotch snuff
IJ jmet nireired 810 t)r er e b y
MILLER&RTORFTSON,
se 2t; Nos. 2.21 end 2'23 Liberty Avmr.
St.Lculs, No
) -2 eOA6 W inter Sperm Oil;
BIM Motor Whale "
I " Railroad
I "
2;1 "Sir:tiro" Tannone "
Now landing and , or saln try
se2.6—
MILLER & RI
ERRI NG
-15 No. 1 Dry Salt herring;
10 " No. I Pickled
15 hi. We. No. I Dry Salt"
10 " No. 1 Pickled "
In store and for solo by
sell 111ILLRIt & RIO
MACKEREL --
7f. bbl& Largo No. 3 `Man." Mackerel;
2.5 ht." " No. 3 "
No.l " "
Ex. N 0.2"
10 "" ~ <. ln store and for sale by
ee26 MtLLEn s ItIORET ON.
10 META L
-2000 tone Baker's Noe. I and 2, (Allegh-ny Furnace.)
500 " No. 3 Anthracite.
200 " Stone Med.
50 " Coke. For sale by
inns Lake Clam:dela;
hat " Juniata. 'For wile by
ae2d
:MN MOORHEAD.
TE"' TEAS—Just received at the PEKIN
TPA STORE, No. street a tom , end well
seleeted 'dock of PURR GREEN AND ILL t Chi TEAS, which
will be hold wholesale and retail nt the lowest prices.
we.:6 JATNES.
LIREEN AND BLACK TEAS AT FIFTY
11.„_A CENTS PER POUND, warranted to give tedihfaction.
8 JAYNES,
nen p.m), Tea Store No. a tWith ht.
DIAN° COVERS- - -A large lot of Piano
j_ Coverajnat reerived will la weld under prim
seSti A. A. MASON it 110, st.
MA Li S YRPRINTS--We ha re just opened.
40 canes fine style, of new Madder Priotr.
Th e attention of the trade de , dred.
seta
A. A. MASON 1 CCP.
LOTIIS
Jolt roenivod an invent!, of—
St
k french Cloths, 811 ea. aimeren.
Dili Eon. Heaver, Fancy 01 . , # alelitb,
()my Heavens', il;lgk m , 4
Clo9.ktbg Oahe, IXIU 4 4 In large
variety.
A. A. MARCHOI,
erZti
25 kWh otreet
da2Tr, T
for small Dwelling Mama to let, are Decade to
an pidy the demand. Owners of empty Meows would And it ,
to their inter - eat to register them at our OM,
soda S. CIITIANERVA SON, tl Marker at.
.D.O. ROGESS
VOR A PRIVATE RESIT/ NC - E—For safe,
bn - ge hOT OF ottouNn bruetvokoville, having a
front of 167 fret on 111114ata &OM, Thia.proporty is not tar
tram am OnAname Station, uad wouil alit primp doing
om thebosic city, Prtfe SBOO—oc It will ' too di , , de.d to,
emit pnrcluntora For term. &c., apply
wad B.Clitattlfra Bola, al Market et.
A PAAM DJ& ACRES, ten miles tre, n i
„rll.
the laity : good improv.metda.
for partkala3., cal) at-oornlQoa,s3s3Lsriet atmas meioa.
50.% 8. &
c o ,
UNDERSIIIRTS:MAIVERS and JIALF
tiosx—wa-itikv... now. VI 4" ' b_vg Silk, Wool, "sienna.
ni l d Chamois Underghlrl4 6,1/4Wk.:11. HU
.for present
L•tad.ka• F: Lb a BN,
ce4f4
71.) WOO 4 .t O
reet-
Cif/OYES AND ~pj iS of
every
ge aolPtiaa at F. =mum D a soN;11,
25
lo Wood atroot.
SCOTCH TRAV..e.LING SIIAIV LS.—Juse
malred. a Ws. raul - rbo!to assortmeut of abor.„ at
L illitsalFELD StkVtt,.
Nu. 7Q Wood street.
Q.LIAR,P. AND TIES.--We have now on
hand a tine resortzurat of Sours and Ties of the to
and most'fbahlooable aw n, re;
_ ,
Two ../-11re, B'ath' Street,---
Consisting of more than
CZ=
DRESS GOODS,
=ECM
101BROIDIXTES,
WITITE10000&
•
One Hundred Cases of
AND STBLLA
D 0 M-E 8T 1 0
- ND
FRUITS:
30101 1110021111 AD
L 11.113$11111,1) d SON
No. TO Wood, otrOoo.,t
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