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jr VittSburg 1.1.051.
FRIDAY MORNING
"THE FLAG OF OUR UNION FOREVER!"
FOR PRESIDENT.
JAMES BUCHANAN,
OF PINNS'iLV AN IA
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE,
KENTUCKY
Democratic Electoral Tieket of Pennsylvania.
ELECTORS AT LARGE:
CHAEi ES It. BUCRALEW, Columbia.
WILSON M'CANDLESS, Allegheny.
I,t nietrict: GEt). W.•NEBINGIIR, Phllialtiplila Co.
" PIERCE BUTLER. Phila& Ipbta City.
EDWARD WA RTMAN, Philadelphia Co.
4th WM. IL WITTE, Philadelphia Count}.
t,th " JOHN MeN Al R. Montgomery Oonnty.
ei JOHN 11. MINTON, Ohedter County.
7th DAN ID LAURI', Lehigh County.
I.t.b CI IA ELLES lIMSLER, Berke County.
Nth " JAMES PATTERSON. Lancaster Co.
10th ISAAC SLE'N KER. Union County.
11th " FBAS. W. WERIIIRS, Schuylkill Co.
12th `• THOMAS OtTFEIiIIACT, Wyoming Co
ABRAHAM BLINDER, Monroe Co.
14th " RETIIEN WILBER, Bradford County.
lath • OKORtili A. CItA WFORD, Clinton Co.
16th " JAMES BLACK, Perry C.:Andy.
1 rt.h HENRY J. STAHL& Adams Co.
JOHN D. RODDY. Sorner+et Co.
lath .• JACOB TURNEV, Wen - morel/Ind Co.
J. A. J. BIiC.LIAN AN. Greene Co.
WI!.I.IAM WILKINS. Allegheny Cu.
JAMES O. CAMPBELL, Butler Co.
It'll:HAS CUNNINGHAM. Bearer
Ph N K KATLEY, Clarion Co.
.. X \.•ILNT PHELPS, Crawford County
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
OOMNII-101CLV.
GEORGE SCOTT, or COLtylanit Co
CITATOR f•LCIERAI'
•JACOB FRY, Jr., Mo N racadirt On.
6F.I•CHAL •
JOIIN ROWE, oP Fltl Cn
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
WILSON M'CANDLESS. °GLUM TOW:411111P
C , NORES:— TWENTY SECOND DISTRICT '
JAMES A. GIBSON, PINE Tocrom in
;MYATT
HOPE YELL HEPHVRN, f
ASSEMDL 1
THOMAS S. HART, ;N 1.7“ NSECIP
A uir4 u sTus HAlt TJE, TOWNSEItI .
SAMUEL JONES, Cm ,
L. B. PATTERSON,'%firFIIN TOWN,2II .
S AMORE SMLTH, Autostxt ent.
to,,ra ktE ILTSOE
Dr. JOHN POLLOCK., PurDLET Tuw7setur.
PROWECCTIN.I ATTOENFT •
M A TT II E I. STEW ART, ALLIPU/NY CITY
O.l'wTY C1 3 N1,1114,10,11N
ROBRRT 13. GUTHRIE, P.ormios Tows",mr
EDWARD THOM. PSO N, T.Arttsri r
MUNTY SURVEYOR
EDWARD M'CORKLE, T.A,N-51111.
HENRY BEL T ZHOOVER, 13.u.rwri,
JOHN JOHINSTON, LAwitz:cc!.viitc, 31,r
Reading Natter on Every Page.
TO CITY HILL.
DemocratB, come to City Hall t,;-uight and
hear ex-Senator Allen, the •• old champion
flu voice can till an.: hall
Let the 1111111, full ht• veven o.t.lovk
TO THE FILLMORE MEN OF NEW
V OR K.
Our rea.ler. generally and those to whom these
remarks are addr,ssed, especially, may think
this a strange caption for and article in the
Poet. But the information we propose to ma
vey cannot be found in any Filltnoro or Fremont
organ in Pennsylvania or New York. We there
fore think ii our duty to rand these few words
to the ' , Hinton• men of the State of New Yo-k
You are aware that an election for State officers
and meinlit-ri , of rongres. , rehles off in this State
on the I ith of I citobtir,—but you tray 11.0
aware that your brothers iu l'eunqyvania are
fully unit, I with the Fremont into in the top
port of cittoliilates for State eflicee , and , ir. near
ly all the tl:iiitricno for rnerahPrs of Congr.,..
In New I . ,rk, }nu elpim to he the champion,
the Union of the States--the opponents of a 1..-
litionism in all it. •iliape. --you are abused an I
defamed by the woolly head e-gan, of p•ur
State—you are denounced by them as bru
talized beaAs. - revlsin wi'h -1.K.1 whisky' . and
"rowdyism. - You, therefore, cannot but be. 0--
tonished to lesrn that here in Penusylvaiiia.
there is ',at ea, Starr el•pcsel to the Den:
crate that that ticket eouipo , ,l of zi.c- rabid
abolition Fremonter. Vte thought there WV. ,
One Fillmore man out of the three, but find they
are all three Fremont men You will be cov
ered with shame for the :ter of your co
partisans, when you are toll that in almost every
Congressional district of the state your friends
are aiding the wmdly heads to send iisunttn
candidates to Congress, and shouting- as loud as
they can for the State ticket composed of th-ee
rank woolly heads, Phelps, Laparte and Cochran.
But the folly of the Fillmore party of Penn
, sylvania has a further extent—their treachery to
the avowed principles of the Fillmore organiza
tion, which professes to be eminently national, is
purely gratuitous —rendered without the faintest
hope_of present reward or future politics) bene
fit. They will gain no vote. f.r Fillmore at the
November election either here ur elsewhizte,
while they lose by this mi-erahle, truckling fusion,
all the advantages ut an independent organizi
tion iu ail thing-, witeout which nu party can
ever expeet to succeed, or to have the respect ~f
thinking, honorable men. And to crown all - to
make the preditiament of the Fillmore party of
Pennsylvania still more anomalous —they are not
certain by any manner of means of securing
the triumph of the woolly head ticket, which
they were cheated into supporting with slavish
obedience. No: Theie inigut be some 91111110 w
Of excuse for thcoe of 01.. Fillmor e party hero
who hate the Democrats, if they toll be sure
they could by this revolting coalition prostrate
their old opponents in l'ennsylvania. lint this
poor excuse is not left the Fillmoreites No sen
sible man of either of the fused parties expe
rimmed in political contests, claims a certain vie,
tory over the Democrats The moat eauguine of
them, when they repudiate bragging, and speak
the words of truth and soberness, cannot say
that the fusion ticket will certainly buceeed.
And so the Fillmore men of Pennsylvania have
the enviable position of hyenas for the aboli
tion lions while they are out hunting down
Union Democrats. And when the game shall he
won, as piea , es GO,l it will ant be wen, no part
of the spoils can possibly fall to their share.
In New York, it . the Fillmore men could make
a thorougo union with the Fremonters, they
might carry the State The chances of that
would be much better than the chances of fusion
in Pennsylvania. But the Fillmore men of New
York, we are confident, could not be brought to
unite with the woolly heads for the sake of heat
ing the Democrats thrice over. And they can
understand the position of their brethren in
Pennsylvania, and the value and tendency of
their efforts in this campaign for the fusion ticket
Is HE?—bee article about Fremont, and Mr.
MoMq.eter's letter. We know Mx. MeM., and
know that be is a very able writer and a gentle-
• „
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410 ,
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4 ''.P'e• •
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E. D. Gouda' and the• Steubenville Rail
oad Subscription.
Is it not strange that Mr. Gazzam is unahle to
contradict or explain his conduct in the matter
of the Steubenville Railroad ? Are the charge ,
of double dealing and trickery of which he
stands charged true? We confess in the absence
of any denial on his part, we are inclined to
consider him in a dilemna from which he can
only escape by withdrawing from the canvass
The people of the county will not consent that a
man who has tricked them into a heavy tax, to
pay interest on Railroad Bonds, shall represent
them in the Legislature.
Mr. Gazzam subscribed $6,000 to the stock of
the Bail Road, which he refused to pay, and now
alleges, as we are informed, that he only lent the
use of his name in that case to deceive the city
BTails and county Commissioners into a 501-
4 iptiop of a large amount of Bonds. The city
coutztyll Ives - deceived and did make large
subseriptiotrEroAr—l l sloo,ooo—for which they is
sued Bonds. The Road has not been finished
ant cannot be without further aid. The oon.re
quence is that our citizens will have to be taxed
largely to pay the interest on these Bonds. The
interest on $1,000,000, at 6 per cent per annum.
is $60,000. How will our citizen tax-payers
like to have $60,000 added to their annual amount
of taxes? Mr. Gazzam was mainly instrumen
tal in bringing our citizens into the condition we
refer to, and we believe they will so express
express themselves on the 2d Tuesday of this
month at the ballot box.
OCTOB E It
Candidate for District Attorney
We publish below a certificate of several re
spectable citizens of Birmingham showing what
was Mr. F. IL Collier's opinion of the Irish and
German citizens in this country in the fall of
This certificate can be backed up by affi
davits if there is any denial. In that speech of
Mr. Collier he compared the " Irish and Dutch,"
as he called them, to the hogs, and thought tt y
resembled each other in every respect, but the
form. Mr. Collier is now looking for the votes
of the Germans and Irish to elect hint to a tat
office. It will be seen that thin calumniator's
remarks strike at some of the best men in the
country. All of Irish and German birth are in
cluded in the anathama.
Here is the certificate :
[COPY.]
The undersigned, citizens of the borough ,d Hu
mingham and vicinity, do certify that we were prc
Peet at a public meeting of the RD9n , Nothing,.. in
the market hence square of the borough of Biruimg
in the fall of 185.5, Jost previous to the ortober
election--and that wo heard P. H. Collier, c ab- I ,
now a candidate for District Attorney on the !tepid ,
Bean ticket,) make a speech at the meeting referral
to, in which he openly advocated the preseripbl
priu,iples of Know Nothingovni in regard to fore , gn
er, and in another part of said speech he intbilgai
in the most unlimited inrectire, vitnisermion and
abuse of the Irish and Berman population in ct
Coiled States, and spoke of them as the :oa,•-..
moat abased and brutalised portion of humanity.
DANIEL MeAFEE, I'tem's giant aortic
It, 0. CIINICNOHANI, firownztown.
D. DEISEROTIL
DANIEL 11E1{0.
I, Wm. Symtnes. Borges., of the borough of lbr
=inborn, do certify.thett the above named F.uhscrl.
hers are citizens of the borough of Birmingham and
vicinity, and are man of undoubted character r
truth and veracity. W. SYNIMES.
[ ?tom the Daily Pauni)lvAloar:
Taking Open Grounds at Last
The Fillmore leaders, haring sold oat their
party in this State to Fremont, so far as the
toher election is concerned, are now in treaty
with the free negro mactagers to dknnie of ther
whole political stock in trade flow the Fl!Ito 7
party generally will regard this wht,lessle te:.c•
for to the ranks of their enemies, yet retmlini+
be seen. That a large number will re.i.uoi.,le
the infamous bargain, we honestly bencee•.
The editor of the .:/1 Mars . is a mem; ,r
the State Cornii•ittee. lle has
flounced in a recent number of his paper, .r
•• by authority, - that a [(lion Electoral 1 1
will be formed in this State in a short time, betw,en
the Know Nothing (Fillmore party fuel trie free ne
gro Fr , minnters. Did the National who
met at Baltimore to endorse the nomination of
Mr. Fillmore contemplate such a result in Penn
Sylvania' Will they sanction and approve Su it
an unholy union of antagonistic principle
Will the great body of the Fillmore party. who
ccrdially detest the Black Republicans and tit it
nominee, strike hands with them, and aid in 1 ,
accomplishment of their treasonable design. "
This cannot and will not believe. The lead
ers may prove recreant to every principle they
Lave hitherto professed, but the people will not
follow them to their own destruction.
What will the national men of the South bite
to say in relation to this unnatural and loathi-io•,-
bargain, which is about t o be e o wiminnialed •
Will they approve of this tieachery to !loll
cause and their candidate " We shall see
11..11..1. W. Farreßy, of Crawfurd r,unty,
c, rue out fur Buchanan. Ile ha', twice Cr! r•
',elated that di>trict in Cougr., and wa..
Slat•• Senate• aD.I 111.01;! Furth 1‘1 , 111,,r of th
rt.n.t.rN
In that porti.n ihe stair, Ft n waNa;Rati
Wh;glilinow
lie made a speech at n Democrat,: ineet.i.v
few days since. Ile said he tirst beams
quainied with Fremont while he t Fremont wam
being tried for mutiny Ile said he had
knee iu Fremont, and that -it was a nomination
net tit to be made.
Mr. Farm bi other, too, a lawyer, is
ing Crawford county for Buck and Breck lit.
too, was a IV lag formerly.
The Democrats at Clinton, Findlay township,
in this county, a few days since challenged the
Abolitionists to a public discussion, and proposed
the following question
'• Which of two great political parties
asimilates the most to the Constitution and the
Jeffersonian Democracy
The Fremonters refused to discuss this T ie. ,
tirt:i They said they wanted nothing in •!,0
question about the Constitution or the defferso•
Lien Deulocracy. They refo.••il to discuss it
One of their speakers had pledged himself
debate it but when his offer wo- accepted the
backed out.
The Democratic is the only Constitutional and
Jelleisonian party every body knows .
THE ORDERS SENT TO KANSAS
The leaders of the shriekers ' have sect
orders to Kansas that none of the free state
men must vote there at the October election
They want to have another pro•slavery triumph
to shriek about, so they are to let the election go
by default once more, and then lie about "border
ruffianism." That is the game now. Are the
people blind enough to be deceived any longer by
what Bennett calls "the Black Republican ras
cals They say themselves that the free :Rate
men outnumber the pro-slavery men four to one :
yet they are all to stay at home, and let the
election go by default. Then they will have some
more capital to shriek about. The white dwel
lers in Kansas are slaves indeed if they obey
these rascally shriekers any longer.
Meeting at Wilkins Hall
Considering the brief notice given, the meet
ing last evening at Wilkins Hall WWI one of the
largest and most enthuthiastic of the campaign.
W. A. Stokes, Esq., was the first speaker, and
enchained the audience in a speech of extraordi
nary power and eloquence. This gentleman is
always effective, but his effort last evening was
of surpassing power. He spoke more than an
hour, and was listened to with marked attention
throughout.
After Mr. Stokes concluded the meeting w ag
addressed by Gen. Wilson, of Ilu.ntingdon, who
was rapturously applauded throughout. After
which the meeting adjourned.
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MORE PROOF
THE ISSUE DIRECT!
/S, oh' ItA,c, JOHN C. FRHHOST .4 L /AR?
The Editor of the Organ of Ar01001611%1,p
Hughes+ on the Stand I
From nit. All , lll ,•I
The following letter from the Editor of the Sew
York Freiman's Journal, titrgan of Ai enbithop
Hughes,) comee lbw: in the Columbwi jOhio,)
of the 2691 100. It pc( seri ts
directly the i.sue of John e. Fri.tut,ntj-1 v”:netly,
and suggents before the nation 'he tine-nit - i— is
riot John C. Yrerecot guilty , !,1 - ll' ,
toted falarhood in den l ,on,,. rekeusasfaah ' 1 We
azk men who would not cvontenanco , iolil.eraie
falsehood, to read tho I,llowtog, which among
honorable men will fill wiih emmhing effect :
i)rel , •k: or lux N. 1 RNAI.,
September :q h. I::ssii
Si, : —NO HUCh ar 11.1 e :t. pql refer to hot+ nu
pearml iu the Fr,, mad s vu rttui —nor NC
ltdillit it-_ecru to injure :Le prolmete -1 the
aan , lidate of so hiel a par!y a, the Itlaek Itepuh
lican—because Ili, rei v e of Mr. Fretuoht, ii
be has any loft, bas nothing to to with his elaiint ,
for office, or t•hould bare nothing to d, with them
at least.
What is mole to the purpose, iv the PERSI,N
-AL VERACITY of Mr. Fremont. If you t•tu
get any one to induce him to say over his own
signature, what he seems to auth o rize Lis Mond!.
to say for Lim, viz: that HE lIA°
Eli Ti) tiE 0 CATHOLIC, THEN I 11 LL BRAND
HIM PUBLICLY AS A LIAR, tis I know dot
whole story of his lite ih Washingtun, and know
THAT DAILY, AND FoR YEARS, HE PRO
FESSED TO BE A CATHOLIC. AND NOTHING
BUT A CATHOLIC, THAT HE PROFESSED
TO BE SUCH WHEN HE WAS MARRIED.
THAT HE AVOWED HIMSELF SUCH Ti
BROTHER OFFICERS IN THE ARMY, AND Ti,
MEN IN CIVIL LIFE •To PROTESTAN Us
AND cATtioucs, WHOM I KNOW AND
COULD CITE AS PROOF) , , RUT J. C. FEE.
MoN'l DARE NoT, iiVEN Ills OWN NAME,
DENY A FACT I CAN HAVE SWORN TO 111
TWENTY DISTINCT A HID.: VIIS OF HIGII
LY RESPECTABLE PEOKLE, MEN AND 110
MEN. PRIESTS AND LAS, C ATHOLII . A
PROTESTANT, viz: th,.t FOR YEARS DE
PROFESSED lIINHZELF A CATHOLIC, AND
DENIED HAVING '.kNY OTHER PELIEF IN
ANY OTHER RELIGION.
A man who will LIE 'dont !hot in
his own hilt d.y. 0h,,,,h; to 1., .ktrath,O, it lit'
prat-wk to tow 1 -, r ro, eve,, of so
a Po.puh;.v.,n, nu t Cntleir,w
K N's IF CCIL. l'itEMi INT 't) II I, ASSERI
THAT !IF: HAS NEVER WVEN
A I . lTlllll.lt , I WILL THE HMl'!'
IlloN tiN HIM Qt•ltd, AND :I RE
At Ow 'awe arow I. ~or that if V-1 ,
fll'e 3 Itorwrrar, t tim ft,LAnted .: 3 ..11,
to hurt even Ertl - n:do,
title tion Dot, if you arc •. ILn Lon it t.
feetly in het ping ,s,th tht-it,t of
lours, .j. NEM A:1! r, i.
Editor and P:ol,riotor
r. „111 •• . pA, • •
Another Old I,lnr WIOg. for Buchanan.
We see ht• : 4 1 I. ~ , of the t•th,
that lion. IL ".ht
United St.ttes Sen
ator from 11dtstmrt. ha- written a 'et tor tleciat tug
hit determinatinn to rot, for litat-banau and
Brecitinridg •. tlt-tt tine Whig . party, of
which he is a membsr. .' be n,t o. ift tat milso t.t
lion and without it ( 1 10
ari Nes for "earls ttl , flll , el" herr. , tt to t-Into•e am tag
th e unnimeett of the ~vg,,,l;ed 4,-;ilital par •'•
now straggling for the Innotnlsncy. Tn.!
puttlit ptirty Le 1. •••- - t•.. •• • oatotta'
tt eon•tltnon..., c.n.11•1%t0,
aggro-a-%0 in -putt and t'to-trtn.ttys w pttritn... •
Tht, bring thr.cl.te. it' •-•tm ••• 0..
•• that or:1 . 14 4 - 4 . 41!.a141; 4 4 .4444.4 , 4 i
par••.l to poi ,
prrt t. .
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duly Ile •:;11.
111 , 1 th”
it in his duty to prefer
t. , co 7 ubine sunitient strenvb
Abolition an I
niecturul Ph...“ 1 :.
hig personal pry fn pen , 1. 1
or.l-r to avert nl.at i..• reilar,t 4 vitt 0
puhire nslatnity, trior:pl: FrPlalrn: et!ol
sectional Hai I , lisuni,,n or, who, wow.
under existin,f el , entr..tannes, he 4 , 1 y
perilous to tht tran , io rty t,r th.•
Fur n 1 nn4 tin
stahility' of nor
contest to tip.
tertaining
tation in •le , •kritt,z h. :J., 0.441 •, 144.0 1..!'
vole rind !al '111aIlell'••• for n • ! h
1 1 eitt.. , 71 , 1tIC lICIChn• ^!1
tri i
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f L 10• 1111• Cr
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firpo t,l
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t!. r, n~ 4 ; it ~pit
rat , lin.l
frir 1 . .. ,•11,1-I,•i 11,•
itilp , pulnr to tin to-ttm..nr
i.f • [l.l'r w 111 inn teg,l,l 1., t , i.• it; R.,i.
blfl.l 1111,1 :Ott II C• 111,101• re illVt•
weight. even woh the l'cacts
late -Teed. in tl , t. :•('ll/1:.• 4.1* the 1.n .,, ,e,1 si n c e .
Mr Cr-menden :
it !...t is en • , .sr• W!.1.0 boas me.
there , ,30 s., Lweati Is 's , l;‘, 11
trouble? In Kano. are t, ! tut. "4nm-to
the usemenuent 1. 1/ .
hit 1,1, 0•1 41 . 1: Al,l. ' , 4. , N4 11
itt ;She fen., refer.;, a•i ii :d111),I
• more, in th4,l 1 , 1 u', , 4llnr . .a the ,
cc,! of NATISkIa, 11.1.1,t 1.0. Whit..., .1 r ft , ir , ”!
their in r.• r
in the Uroltr itl NI
. TS r HAVE
q IC
71111:' , 11 11 :$1 h.AN4- l A'. l ha , - elm—,
r i es b, aanoun , e th0ce,4 , 41:14u40 ha, e a. 44
nottes, ur you must nt ,
least 111,1 , telegrAph,,,
oetablish their truth throughnnt the lust; and
F.PeeChen, Or, I! I may say .'.enat-rl.ll s p ecc , j .
es, cut tip into halt a citizen little "nee,
the purpo,e many it lite , . ruff - 1 g.ttherit: ; :.
..rnd I,llr, n ,(11.,1, a. r,nisc thp people. a' mmln, •
and to 11 Ihi- I, (he temper extih,::
the cm‘htry at thit time. aml it t 1• t:rently t"
cr e ase nyprchchni-h that, 1111 h , pur,ich
merely 1 . ,,r the purin,c of cars 5 ing nn ehn•ticlh
eh:laterally ha, chc tnial ear,: , nrrin k .; al, VII.
\1( in the land."
1.0. it 1.1• rt . ! 111•1111:1.1,t1 2:l!ttor 4:rit to%
never vv , ve a iktn,,,.!nt
21,11101,, c.i.4
Prompect.:
never a• Iv , nly a, it I.
at pre4ent, by any pa...,t I , lo:Ca' a oygle , . It
made the battle grouhd the campaign. H.
the div , uniou traitor: , ,enl their ~r ators, th,,i
money, their pamphl,t,, their paper , . Ev. , r2.
township is CB.I2VILSiCkI, and toeir lying , in 4 idi,
publications are.tbrown into every dwelling IT
12 to carry the 14thher election that the-e ext r;,-
ordinary effort , arc wade
But they have overdone their wi.rk. Their
agitation has aroused the liou•liearteil Detnocra
cy, and their treasonable purposes against the
Union have everywhere alarmed the patriehe
masses, who are buckling on their artm,r for the
conflict. The democratic meetings were never
as numerous nor attended by the vast multitudes
they are at present. We are gaining acre-sions
to our ranks in all quarters. We shall recover
the ground lost by the know nothing delusion,
entirely revolutionize some of the old whig coun
ties, and make large inroads upon their i •
ties in others. Tlds letting the Union slide."
however lightly the Yankee. , may view it, is re
garded its a very serious affair by l'efirp i y i lvania,..•,
and they will give such a IT icto
tier and Novemoer as will show their eurnt , t de
votion to it. integrity. ;mil to the constitution in
letter and spirit.
Boon, of Don.- rato• • 'oar,: v t
CRarlom
TLere will bo MEETINtiz , , IF TI M : D611 , ) , :”.ACV, [II D
LINE WI 1 ItH, and ALL Will ARE IN FA Ai .1: OF TILE
EN MIN AND L'AINSTITETI to , tollow..ng .•-
C11174.11e1, without abrtinvtion of qui,r party .3 , ..1.th0LLY, it,
cordially Welted to attend.
't'he DowocratA Invite and challenge iuiryittgution.
WEDNEAUA Y, Oct. t NoBLESToIV N,at 1 P M
FRIDAY EVENING. 0.-lobo, 3-114 SEWICKLEY Borough
A. Burke, Esq., and Col. Gibson will Le there
By order of the Committee of Correspondence.
DAVID CAMPBELL, Cteq.
:. t,~
f.,ll,,wing li:t ..1 ttar o K pa.-sed
tender lltr p.:tvpr e.titl,,t re I the Cult
•titution. •• to establish an uniform rule of natu
ralization.- • Tile refer, apes urn to Littl.2
Brown's U n iod ,Rtattaes tit Ist u.
Act passed March 26,1790. 1 vol., 103. 'Ye/pia/rd.
Act passed January 25. 1795. 1 vol., 414.
pea/ed.
Act parsed Juno I , i, 1759. 1 vol., 509. Known
IV the odious Alien Act of the elder Adorns. 1:e
Act passed April 14,1902. 2 vol., 153. In force,
Olt (Sce act of May 25, 1820.
4 vol., 310.1
Act pai , seil March 26, 1840. 2 vol., 292. Relates
only to aliens who residod in the I. ellot States he
-1-1.113 April 11, 1802, and their widows and Atkin:a.
Act passed March 3, 1813 . . 2 vol., 911. Secticn
12 relates to the residence, and is quilitiod by act of
.lune 20, 1846.
Aet passed July 30, 1813. 2 vol., 53. Rotates to
Act pastied March 23, 3 vul., Con
taina ttVe sections. First relates to evidence to he
exhibited. and la repealed. (Sec art cif May 24.
IS2B. 4 vol., $310.) Soeur.il relates to aliens settled
before
- - .
Act passed fitly 26, I `2l. 4 vol., 69.. Additional
lo sat of Apra I I, 1 , 62.
Act pnAseilldld.if 21, IS 2 , . 4 vol., 31(1. Repeals
second section of nct of April 14, ISO 2, and first E , oe -
lion of art of - 11elarol; 22, lal 6.
Act pod June 26, I t 9 vol., 240. Amends
section 12 or the art of March it, I til3.
The rules of naturalization in all cases where
thQ applicant came to the United State; binco
April 14, 1802. are to he found in the act of
April 14, 1820, '2 Crated &atee &than, 1
in the act May 211, 1424, 4 United States Niai•
310; and in the lath Sootion of the art
March 3, 181 a, United Stlte4 Stalutes, 811;
amen.'ed June 2(1, ISIA 9 Uni!rd States Statutes,
210.
These rules may he briefly stated thus:
The alien mac ho •in, free white person."
United Slates Statutes, 161, Sectinr 1.
Ffe must, "for the continued term of five
years next preceding his admission, have resided
within the United States " United States Stat
tan, fill, section 12: do., 2.-10—" and one year
within the State," 2 United States Statutet,
Berdion 1 .
He mnst have declared, on oath, his intention
to *route a citizen, at least two years before his
admission, before the proper emit'. or its clerk.
2do section 1. 4 .1..., ittt , sections d and 4
lie Maid.; " during that time, (tire years) hare
behaved himself as a man of good moral char
acter,.attftc'ned to the principles of the Constitu
tion of the United States, and well disposed to
the real ,riier ere! happiness of the HMO."
.1,„ 152, ,eetion
All of which must be established to the patio.
faction of the court h‘aring the application; and
the oath of the applicant is not allowed to prove
hi:. residence. 2 .Is section 1. By tl,e
uniform practice, this testimony ~f one respect:,
lile citi:en is required.
Tha,diddrro of per on-. duly naturalized under
any of the laws of the Pnited ‘States, being under
i.e age "1 w years at the time of the:i
rarent. heing • ) natur.tlizrl , shall, if lwellino
•ci the United States, h, considered n 9 citizens .:f
iti; [cited States. ,2 do , section 4. In the
es Penny, Eng. ii2.l (Melted States 1),
page 21)) and iu West vs. West, I ,
tt 432, it was decided that the fourth section at
the act of 1802 embraces ohdtiren of parents no
zu-alized after the passage of the not, and thot
tls naturalization of a father ipso facto make.:
'll..ehtla under the age of twerliy- one years, then
residing in the United States, a citizen. This is
rinitily the true rots:trust Wit cibnre-yui•tia
sest,nn. Owl' is still in i.rer.
\ny alien, being a free white person, oho
.hall hare resided in the. United States thrre
ueor, before his arririny !hr aye of twenty-one
//r.r,ri and !ire years next preceding his applica
ti,,u to bo admitted as n eitlzeu, may of 'the time
, uch applk•Ltiou I in, , tead of two years pre•
ritorNl make the drelnratioti of Itlg intAntion to
t•er•mie a eltilea, but ho must then aim, declare
on ~ ath, :111t1 .tore nby int/104Si to the fattern t e•
elan of the Court that for carve years next pr ,
n'ne hug it In'to he , ll intention in g,/..1 faith To
her ,ate a citizen of t3elt
alien, after arrling at Ow Age of twenty-on •
ty, llt n n.lll C .'nnp!)inne' itt n/U oti, ct v
t/- , : ,ws r..gard I
I
41 tg It
=MEE
i••• Sure•; tl:• , tliot or Circuit
• :thr Stntrs or tile T,:rrit•..rinl --
the or a 1 . 2 rruit or
• tlyil..t ftv,v C• 11171 or Record
R.
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1 -nn,l nod k
,14 jn•izt:ll
The Pre&ltteallat Elect lebn...ill,reel v Pr
•poudenl.-Ilc Vlrtnftily Giver ttp tile
Cott tett.
'rite editttr t•f the New York nibrinr iq much
• •••-: .r , q , now eie•'tutp the Black Iterul.'l,
, I'. pia
I , .•union 1 , •k,•1 he w.s
cf eirctirT ilenerul
e twit }ear, ?Ouch wr 111/ 4A(.11 y
, /11.1 which torued vnt an mi , mrahly 1 , 7
Lta in l.r have taught him wie.dom, and ho oulw
P...kx pver...s In COW]) 1111.1
In 11.0 bun, of the "nth there is au Yu C.(
%V' N 1 WR (lint Greeley title very lit Ce
cnndi lehee in Fren.-dtr , tlcct;dn. and that ii i
ro,re c•vnui of ~ raA I.a ,. lirotna are
=Mr
V.,• I , i v our readers to believe the
FITIAI . ,:t 11 tl Xl'll Net. We do n• , t
hither.• it. a 1...! ~hould not desire ' •
itupre,d,,u we did. We 0:
~ I tiit understood that .b.'lltrugle arduov. ,
:to , . Ow 1 - 11 , depend" ou work }et to L..
Jr. rheerina as.. , uraher-.
..n•:.I:•r Sts,., of Per.r•vlvsnta. Vow
.. I•.. 91:a isill.. t'illa MI
:to' We ori‘ :111 of 1.114.111
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14 , 4! 1 , 4. 11:
14 , •• , 11 the e...e0.. 0 11
ryht'; w tutist succel,l
~t y tltc vote., Iwo! le. IFe cannot,
I a ' , lngle -.lave : 4 13tt. : and we tho- ,
el'h ,arry Peupsylcanin, lo•irig it, early
tlio 1,•-t I, free Stat( W e btrongis
trry Petar+ylvanin we feel Rill' is rrn I.e
earn.! rnr Frepion; ; but if we were all to at,4;.
w•lkitig now and ran to Alouung over our an-
, :!irated viii ry, we should have no victory to
horns toVVE Thl, is lb naked truth, and tl
trlt": is ju:x what,hould he set forth and realized
.-o old w lose Pennsylvania we may po,sih y
cteel wi hoot her but that, like the choice of
Frenp,ot I): the H oli.e, iv only a chance. If we
elrry lent sylvania it 1. barely pos,thle that we
shat: fail t, carry ,States enough beside to give us
the vimory "
b. , tracts
"THAT co :VITT IS 7 , 10 T I'ItOSPFROUS WII ERE
IL % 0,1 NI , : 14 ,1 TILE OR HAT HST REWARD
•• M 8 UL I RESIINCT E LABOINI) NiA
I. A Bolt 1,4 IIIK YoUNDATION or THE WEAI,TII IF
El'E/I1 COUNTR T. A NL , THE FREE LAlloltEll, OF Till.
Nowrit I/KSERVN Fit THEI it PR, , RITT A N!
s I'LL.,I , It:NCIP. HA:AVE.\ FORIIIII THAT I . .•••10U,,i,
IL, 'I ULM I •
, F , t,nl the Roston Snotra ty Eroding lluottev..j
ititEirit.--Whxt lady fir gentle
wonki rcntain un.lcr the cure of a ‘lisagrettable
I,N-oh Aber. by liming the t• halm of a Thoesm.nt
Eit•tt,tor " a dentifrice would 110 t only render
wet hut leave the teeth white a, alabaster
Mhoy per, , ons do not know the:r to e a t h is h a d,
übjrrl i , ro delicate their friends Rlll
hey. r mention lt. Pour a single drop of titt•
.• l iliaoa year tooth-brush anti wat:ll the tooth
ilea and morning. A fifty cent bottle will la.tt
year.
A lisAt rtrri. Cokriimutinti may easily be ac
quired by using the " Balm of a Thousand Flow
r, It will remove tan pimples and freckles
from the skin, leaving it of a soft and roseate hue,
iVet n towel, pour on two or three drops, and
wash the face night and morning.
Sin.VING MADE EASY.—Wet your shaving
hrtish in either• warm or cold water, your on
twit or three drops of Balm of a Thousand
Flowers," rut. the beard well and it will make a
beautiful lather much facilitating the operation
of shaving. Price only fifty cents. For sale by
Fetridge S.:. Co.. proprieters; and B. A. Fahne
stoek & Co., Fleming Bros., R. E. Sellers & Co.,
li. Keyser and 11. Miner & Co., Pittsburgh
inii Beckham & MeKennan, Allegheny city.
di,- A n Appeal to the Intellect.--It la one of
th, Pulmonary Dumas," that It generally leaves
Lew a utillhiturbed. We therefore appeal to the lntelleete
1 rli uho err predisp,bed tu warning al.. 111
4,11 i tAy, that in negle , tlng what they cAllstuditt whir, they
mar I.e qzoiug their ire death-warrants. There in nu es•
.•ou. rut ouch uegl,rt. In Dr. ItOttEite' FTRUP
‘t'oßT, TAR AND C.INCHALAUDA, they hu,e uithin
t•.a. Li. 141 all Tot - My, n pwitirc spemfic. ITe matte re, r ","
~r qi [IL:NO..IF the ph ruse. amt lire lacked Lt
the highest »oientific attdlntroots, whoa,. app ro ,,,l
, •1 tt, If worthless, wewlth purchase, n suyintt tbdt
1: I. as nearly infallible as snYtninit In this fallible World
Le. For partteubtre, I.l..nnpillet in the hands of
dgeute, stol wu stivertisennwit On the bcstness poe.
Por .ale, wholesale and retsll, by It. E. SELL&IL9
, corner Wood and Second streets.
Sold also by HENDERSON & BRO., Liberty street; r
SCIPWARTZ, and REORLIAId d MoKILYNAN, Alleghe4
()icy selaalewlar
-.11" 417.. 1
7tt•:1 4 ,.
;"" •P'
' .~` 6 ~ .~ Y ~t
i al urialization
Yrr!i.'.n 1
10 1 -11 . f•1'( . 14. 401
Tte Tr
Itrp•
er. , ulgh of thei..
We ounsi , ler our
I 'lt Ue
from Buchanan's Speeh on the
rpendent Treasury 811.1.
EMI=
I 44-111'Larse'vl.iver Pills, prep red 10 FLEMING
• t,, /'.. F L
rl..nt the uum/liciteti. trokii , o..l/)
c - ootteuall) offend !roil/ all rectio/es of th, country, it 1111
poavible to reed, t a collViCtioll of tile great excellence
tho.e Pilld in all (themes of the Liver and Stomach. The
fullotting letter from Toronto, Canada, Is one of the many
she proprietor/3 have reCeived:.'
Tosono, Aithl..Eth, 18.41.
Miura. FL•su'ag s take this Opportunity of
Inferrefiog yso of the benefits I have dm ivod from Dr.
Wl.aue's valtratile Pills. I have for two years past been af
flicted with a severs pain over the eyes, accompanied with a
nervousness and a sense of dizziness;
a malady beyond the
power and skill of our physicians to relieve .and cure,
consist, as far as I myself could Judge, by a diseased state of
the liver and stomach. Soma of the doctors tried bleeding,
and various other remedies were tried, but all In vain, fur
the deep-rooted disease still stuck fast. At last I procured a
hoz of your valuable Liver Pills from a druggist here, and
leel, after taking a portion of them, that the disease sad
painful sensation over the eyes has almost entirely left me.
will clz* by advising all those afflicted as I have 'been, to
procure the valuable medicine at once, and save much time
and pain, 'with little expenie. With sincere gratitude and
reaped, I remain )01M, respectfully,
GEORGE W. RUSSELL, Toronto.
Purchasers will he careful to ask for Dr. Mt.Laner
eelc
bratat Liver Pills, manufactured by Fleming Bros., of Pitta
burgh, Pa. All other Liver Pills, in comparison, are worth
less. Dr. liPLane's genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated
Termtfugr, ran now be had at all respectable drug stores.
Noes genuine without the signature of FLEMING BROS.
Also, fur sale by the mile proprietors,
FLEMING BROS.,
Successors to J. Kidd &
No. 00 Wood street, corner of Fourth.
Rawl
.iffr - Ilave You a Rupture of the Bovrelal
---I would moat resx.ectfally invite the attention of amain af
flicted with hernia or ruptazo of the bowels to my splendid
,soul tment of Trusses of various patterns, and to Pratt every
age, applied and satisfaction guarantied in every ease, at my
when, No. 140 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa., sign of the
I:guidon Mortar. Among the Thum, sold by me will be
fount
Hurtles Radical Care Truss;
French Trusses, very light spring;
Otan Elastic Trusses
Cleiltime Trusses, single and double
Umbilical Trusses, children' and adults
Etiptic Spring Truss;
Dr. S. S. Filth's Supporter Truss:
The price of 'homes vary from $2 to $3O. Hernial
or Ruptured patients can be suited by remitting money and
sending the measure around the hips, stating whether the
rupture is on the right of left side. I able .41 and adapt
Ur. hionninet Lace or Beofy Ifrace, for the cure I.f Prolop
cue Uteri, Weakness of the Chest or Abdomen, Pilee, Chronic
Diarrbroa, and any weakricasdieendlng on a weak and debili
tated aerelltion of the abdominal 111111116.-11.
Pr. Fitch's Abdominal Supporter;
Jinyhsh Elastic Abdominal Befit;
Silk Mastic 1344 :
And nearly every kind of Supporter now lu nee. I a1e...e1l
Shoulder Broca of every style, fur weak cheated and stoup
shouldered pursous.
Eias:/e Stocknejr, for broken and varicose reins.
Nudpentory Bandages, of all kinds.
Syranyes of every variety alai pold.ru, and In fart every
Lint of mechanical appliance need in the cure of diseuee.
1/11. K ESC Kit would elate to persona in want of Ism,"
Tr111...8 that be can often send to suit the patient by writine,
hot it Is always better to see the patient and apply the Trues
..t personally. Address
LE. GEO. H. KEYSER, 1.10 Wood et,
Sign of the Gohittn Mortar
)00. I y
oar From a Member of the Senate op VIII.
(11N IA —I have na...1 Dr. Isaac Scutt's Celebrated White 0, -
Liiii;pent in my family on various occasions with
utire matifact lOU. 1 cousidor it a etovereto remedy io ens. ,
of lecal pains, hruises, sprains, etc., and so recommend it to
the afflicted. HUDDLE SON.
Septeuiher 29, I
Dr. McLane's tweitovan Liver Pills and 'Bream= Tortcd
fag., also Dr. I. Scott.' Celebrated White Circassian Lint
went, prepared a.dely under the eupervision of Dr. L Scott,
a regular Medical graduate, and Physician of exteneive prac
tice. Nuuu g'•enino, only &e prepared by Dr. I. Stott A Cu,
Dank Place, Morgantown, Virginia.
NEWS PROM THE POIINTALT HEAD I
Moia,Urrown, Vl, Sept. 12, 1855.
This is to certify. Ttial I have estamlned the Itecipe for
Impairing McLane's Improved l'ermitago and Improved
Liver Pills liy Dr. I. Scott, who has been in the habit of pre
paring and toting nay original medicines in my office during
tne hot thirteen years, and that I believe he has Improved
W01:1. I matte file aborts statement the more willingly en I
liNk, no interest to them whatever. C. MeLANS, M.D.
lir McLane's lU7ROVZD Vermittige and LXIII.OIIIIM UM'
pill. a.,...mprisood by certificate of C. Motet.. for sale by
1.111.ns:ill, Milli Merchants everywhere.
fin ti g). 11. KRYSKR, 140 Wood rt., Wholesale Arent
1 01. 3. P. rumnco, Allegheny, near Railroad Apot,
V711,1..n10 Acont. getrAbwirtm.
♦ay' Mort 1 ncation, the hastattt a plaster is applied,
tri,sot &Lid rig••r is Owen by DALLI34'S PAIN
I.:ACT.PWS ;4/dram' effects, and except the parte lue ,b••
%11) n•m be restored to their natant/ eof
I 1, tl., t.PO6,g iulltietwo neutralize.) an I
nwrtlEoatb - ,n taun• , t proceed wberrror ii
Pd • hil.l iat 3114 rl,* ti.••:i will r*rtaiiily Lib generated
YE ,, )I I NSRCTS, E.EPTILES AND PLANTS. la
ender,..l qua, banal... by rublAng In inatantly a quaut.r)
of DA 1.,LE.1"? PAIN EXTRACTOR, and after it has rerollen.
and !Ii .tpot/1 zl.ro Even than, like the voltaic hat
t.,ty. It will din.tlr attract, dimolve, and metamorpltree the
don,. At the sting of bees and mosquitoes.
loah.l.t It t , uchez rat the pain ends. The bites of rabid
,nituals ale, are eoi minadl!y neutralized.
Norse gt.ntli, without • deal-plate elograrod label, ir:th
kl.guat crws of
HENRY DALLICY, Mannfottnrcr,
C. V. CLICKANYX Zs CO, MAnufacturors.
Rule! at 25 cotta per box by Dr. OHO. IL lIHYSKR, 140
W0.,1 str-et. and II nearly every dealer In medicine,
Ihr the United Stated. All orders ar letters for in
f,rtnati.vn tt, be addreeted to C. V. CLICR.R.NKII
dt No York. se2Cr.dayrSor
air No Family should be without 1100PLAND'S
.itiRMAN DlTTERS.—Childrea afflicted with tho Buuur,r
Complamt ottirely cure..l by them
CA MDCL, N. J, March 14. 18.56
Jr•to Sir--It in with touch pleasure that I Wenn:a you of
th.• great benttlite tlerive.l (rum the use of year Germau Uit
•rt.til my foully Tborlug the gr.sa.ter part of tart summer,
..ty two. ogett two p.m,. Well severely afflicted with the aunt
, •r Complaint is the worst form, fru- which various rerue
pt,scribell by Pllysiclaue and others wereused, but with
I al*. nent him to the country. but It proved .1
, it t'e !holm; a bottle of (7,ln.tta Re . ,'"..crs in 11 . e
I WWI I , ,,llttdOki to try that, which, to my natoni,th.
hon. Lle couttatted to take the Bitters
~.me tulle afterwards, sad Levan, healthy. I bare the
contl.lenee in till Bitters, end feel uo Inssitation iu
sA) lug that no f.wtily ...11uhi be without thorn.
Itespectfn/ly, yours, JOHN W. rents.
To Dr. C. M..lsek,u. Plum street, above Second.
Ste ad r et ti, went_
For sale I) FLEMING 131.105. and Dr. GEO. H. KEYSER,
Pittaburb...L. ft2o-awdhu
afir How cau you be Healed without. a
ItEalza!—Many pnrauns, when overtaken by a disease, use no
tertiot. a hater, to cure themselves, but refusing all proi
ferediliemedlea, seem to be welting for some supernatural
a,, ,, eney to come to their aid. The result is, that the disease
becomes continued, and much harder to etre. KENNEDY'S
MEDICAL DISCOVERY Is now among the meet popular
medicines of the day, and may be said to be the only cure
for humors in existence. And we would suggest to any who
may be suffering with Scrofula, Erysipelas, or any of the
I. mg catalogue of humors, to try an article that comes to
them laden with the testimonials of thousands who have
been cured.
•.7r Set• long advertisement In another column.
old wholeaale and retail at DEL GEORGE H. KEYSER'S.
1101,1 street, Ign of the Golden Mortar, and at J. P
PLEMIND'S, AllNawny. se3Ovitv
4j" Batchelor'. Hair Dye -.Why hue no one
succeed, d in making a reliable Halr Dye, except BATCIIE.
1.4 , R! Because they would avoid the cares, the thought, the
ihno, patience and labor ueceseary. Others, by abort cuts,
ouuld HUT a ',potation they cannot WIN; and by certifimitrs
of fed ch-olists, and newspaper bravado, light their way to
notoriety. But "industry has Its reward." Witness the In
vincible reputation of BATCIIELOR'S HAIR DYE, made
and sold, or applied, (In nine private rooms,) 233 Broadway,
S.•w York.
:oil, wholesale and retail, by Dr. G B. KaYeas, 10
mtront. *030:1 o-41Atv
' RigirW by will you Suffer, WHEN RELIEF CAN BE
KASILY OBTAINED?—Have you a Sore, Throat, Quinsy
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Croup, Stiff Joints, Prom
tats, Burns, Sprains, or Paine in auy part of your system /
You can be relieved at once by tieing the most beautiful of
all Liniments, the " iFfuTe Circassian Liniment," prepared
by Dr. SCOTT, of Morgantown, Va., and fur sale cheap,
wholesale and retail, by Dr. KEYSKR, 140 Wood street, and
-Lis. P. FLEMING, near R. R. Depot, Allegheny. See ait
verflimment la another column of torlaYla paper. mare:lm
sir Stockings and Hosiery Coe. Winter.--
Ii you don't want your feet pinched with bad and abort
Stockings, you will take our advice and go to C. Davits, cor
ner of Market alley and Fifth street, and buy some of those
elegant &10 Stockings, that make your feet feel nice and
comfortable. DLLY 11.180 makes and sells every variety ui
Hosiery that you can mention, at wholesale and retail.
Remember the place, corner of Market alley and Fifth
tiiir - Oht for the Fair.—.loo,ooo citizens and
atritngeni will visit the Fair during this week, and all who
are in want of a new head dress should purchase it before
g..ing, at 16.1 Wood street, where can be found a large stock
of Fall and Winter Hats and Caps of all styles and color
which we will sell cheap for cash ,
N B. A good silk hat for $B.
Iron't forget.
sep2A)
4'••• Hat a.—We have Just resolved our HALL STYLES
SOFT DR2B9 FIATS of all qualities, colors and prices
and we now flatter ourselves that we can please all who
MORGAN k
164 Wood street-
tara ud with a call
ilrie- Fall Style.—We will introduce on SitturdaY,
August 30, 1836, onr FALL STYLES OF SILK HATS. (till
end see them. A good Het for $3.00.
im3o MORGAN f CO,, DM Wood irt
_
COFFEE -200 bags Rio ;
• 10 " Java; for sale by
se/26 WITH, MAIR t 11IINTRIL
*%
• AO'
SAMUEL FA lINESTOC ,
IMPORTER& ItEALER IV , -
FOREIGN AND liONtasTß
HARDWARE.
No. d 3 Wood' strii#4, .kooive en Diamond'
wile,fand rtiitrt4:44-eet,
sir Tax subscriber is now opuninit a trill seloUted e filidtt •
meat of foreign and domestic Hardware, ell new,iind will be •
sold on an good terms as any other house in this fhir
will always hoop on hand a general amortmont oQ , ‘4,
IrAnDivErcx curt.Pitr, CAItPENTEILT TOOLS, &a,:
To which ho respectfully Invites the attention of pliaretaiyan.
mll2B SAMUEL
W. DEM - EIkWOOD M. 1. moimor4a..
WOOD, MOORHF.AI Si. elk's,'
MANUFACTIIBARIIOI ,
American Galvanized, Best Refined
COMMON SHEET IRON;
And Sole Agent fur the wile of W. IL:wicts IVom.x'
CELEBILATED
PAT'T IMITATION RUSSIA SHEET IRON.
--ALSO—
GALVANIZISD CORRUGATED IRON, Ga. Railing:
8Phil:8, NAILS, and HOOP ITIGN.
Warehouse, No. 134 First st., Pit tibuxg:b
WALL ORDERS FOROALI.A.th.EINti will be promptly
"tended to at the Norte. ' anSti •
TERRA COTTA Ott STONE
WATER PIPES.
From two to six iuch calibre.-
PRICES from LL to , 130 Copts per . Hoot.
, ALSO—RMIXSTAR . ;
PEARL STARCH "
For Sale Wholesale at Illaiitaract+ers
Prices by
HENRY n. -
70 Ttlirlß tifITO N D
COMMISSION NI eRrC HIA T-;
Airr, WHOLESALE IMAM
CHEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, FISH,'
No. 25 WOOD STIINIT, PETTsBURCII(. (140
KENSINGTON IRON WORKiS, -
HENRY LLOYD ' oio. BLACK.
IUNUFACTURISRB OF BAR, HOOP & ANGLE
IRON, NAILS AND SPIKES;
Ail.,, FLAT BAR PUNCH - ED 13 P.O A D IRON,
maw, No. 9 WATER street, between Wood
and Market. au4tklm
(SUM :MEW: TO MOIR 3,
Receiving, Forwarding, Comenbo-r
mien Merchant
STEANIBOAT AGENT.
IY 3I
JAS:IX)I,IIN:,_
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
PROPRITTORS OP SQL
Collins , Pittsburgh, Meadville & Erie
Nos. 114 AND 115 WATER ATREET, PITTSBUROII, PA
FORWARDING AND COSIMISSION
No. 30 SYCAMORE ST., CINCINNATI, O.IJ r 1 2 ,3
JAMES BLAILiELY,
EiIIePEAN AGENT AND CON MANGER,
Corner of Seventh and Smithfield it -rets,
PrITSISURGII.
Peaseugera brought Crum the old inc.,: yto Pitta
burgh, and moneys remitted to Humps. (no
.4 FALL FASHION. .4,
M'CORD & CO.,
131 Wood street,
WILL INTRODUcF, ON SATURDAY,
Atigint 30th, thr PALL STYLI! , IF IntESS
A 1443, the lnte•t styl,:,.l9oft lint . i Ca; A.
PITTSBURGH STEEL VIOILIIK
ISAAC JONES,
CAST STEEL.
SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. sTEKI
SPRINI.3S AND AXLE ti.
Corner Roar and First Streets,
;)-25
is Lic Jo7sii
D. H. ROGERS & CO.
STEEL CULTIVATOR-TEETH,
PITTSI FURG LT, PE.
W. IL SMITH W. W. MA1it....—.492, R. RUNTF.R.
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
lit Second and 151 Front et;
ralll7:6m Pittsbuxfib• Pn.
AWED OINTMENT AND HUMOR Si RH,
FOR SCROFULA, SALT 1:11E1331, ERYFIPELAS, ti'ALD
11EAD, Qracers„ Beset-eons limners, Bra lima' I t.b,
Burns, Mercurial and Fever Sorra. Vie, o, Mee ;
Worm, Neuralgia, (Deafness caused by flurrmrs
or Sores in the Illieunuthem, Liver
C‘nnpletillt, Inn/1111r.! it
in t he Throat, Lunge. Back or sa.e.
Sid generally througlourt that: cited SIM., mad Crurodmi
by Druggists cud Spottier. re-s.
Agents wanted in all parts of the Palen.
'HAYS t NASA, Propriet.irs, Law rerci-, Mass
Pr. ONO. Ire K Its Wood street, Wholesalo
and Retie, Agent for PittaLm eh.
Beware of a couuterfeit article in the market styled 0,
' , Genuine Allied Obitui<•.ii, put up liy Chas. U. Kent, feel eily
FIRST ARRIVAL OF FALL .DRYGOOI/S
AT C. lI.A.NSON LOVE'S
(SKIN-OP 5110 ORMINAL ars I tivia,)
NO. 74 MARKET STREET, PPITSBUREiII, PA.
The subscriber has just returned from the eastern r4..4.t.
haying purchased the largest 1014 most Ckolstpie.il` HSiOrt.lll”l4
of dram+ goods, shawls, talons, cloaks, scarfs, bonne threisli
ing goods, moot fling goods. needle work. hostler). ribbons.
and a full assortment 1.1 all kiwis of dramatic and civet)
other article usually kept In a Brat class dry goods house.
As many of the above &reicher woo bought. of the Imp
rare and at the large auction tales during lost week, we are
enabled to offer a good many articles at lees than,the c at 'or
importation. We would be pleased to hose the Pleaaure art
showing our stock to our customers and the public genert l.
ly, as we think It would be to the advantage of all to call and
examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
C HANSON LOVE, •
(Formerly Young, Stevenson et Love. and Love Brothers,)
No. 74 Market street. between Fourth and the Minuend,
sopa Pi taburgh, Ps..
C. KIMBLE C. MESSICK
co 0 OYSTERS,
1-• • WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
LAKE FISH, SEA FISH,
NEW JERSEY VEGETABLES
KIMBLE, MESSICK & CO., corner
lIAND and LIBERTY streeta, have nom, added to their bu.-
nem e.4tabliahment, the SPACIOUS SA LOONS and CELLARS
No. 3 Haltonle Hall, Plinth street,
And are better prepared than ever, at their loot-Md eHtab
lodin,nr, to carry on ac extensive
They have a partnnr resident In I Ilwklphia, who n
the spot and always rally to command the hest articlea rn
their line. 11 , .oppl, custonler,
e will now hodady recei,ing OYSTERS, Crush eald salt;
in the shell and C.4111.1:FI8 ii of all deecriptions, such nu lake
Trout, ‘Vhite. Fish and Salmon from the Laken; Minsk
stock Grh and Schuylkill Cathoh. from Philadelphia and
Baltimore. New .7,11,7 SWEST I'OTATOZS and MELONS
of the chunv.i. quality.
Orders also for anything In our line promptly attended to
Call at
Walnut Hall Restaurant,
MASONIC HALL.
soc2tl:l y A t,J 1,1-ner of liaµd and LilllJ , - ty ate
OYSTER
OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY FROM 11.4.1.17310RE,azal
NORFOLK, Va. Sold by the Gallon or Can, ur Half ...in
Sold at the lowest rate.
*a. No. 83 MARKET stri,et., banament Phila ft,. St or,
se273ru GOLY A; C 41.-
CORNUCOPLE RESTA UR INT.
Br ELI YOUNG, FIFTH STREET.
Thoattention of Merchants and others la
directed to this estiablishm nt, which hue
been recently fitted up for the purpose of affording a SU R.
STANTIA.L EATING HOUSE IN A CENTRAL L , CATioN.
Country folks attending market are ilhrticniarly invited to
Everything pertaining to an EATING SALOON will
always ho toned, of the freshest the market affords. Isc'2vclm
FRESH BALTIMORE 0 s'fE R S just
received at the well known it} STACRA NT
OF J. srEiNitucis f No. 111 WOG) street, a p
where ALLTHE DELICACIES
OF THE SE ' , ft( 'ls au be had•
served up in the moat approved .tyle. FRESH FISH aiwitp.
011 hand. trYSTERS received dully from all the principal
.Dyster depots in the country. Dealers will be .11 plied at
ENtern prices. Don't forget 111 WOOD street.
8E5;4 a. RTE. r • UGH.
MORGAN & 00-
1641 Wood street
T
41_SEED OIL—A constant qupt y of Lin
akedd on on b.ad ,utd, fur male by
J. SCHOON
ee2B 24 Woud
.. ..f ..r •.r
==!!MM
PI iT S b!t: Rt; tr, PA
MIMS
AND PRODUCEOENBRALLY
LLOYD & DLACX,
R. M. HUNTER;
51 COMMERCIAL STREET,
St. Louis, Mo.
NI T. ftACIEN
CANAL LINES
RHODES, HAGEN & CO.,
MEMCHANTS,
PITTSP, L.l 11, PA.
Y ANI'FACTURgItA or
!tOOSIU3' 111PROVIM PATENT
COHN - EH ROBS AM. Yntsi STREET,..
DR. E. D. HA'R'ES'
CELEBRATED
Inl=ll
FRUITS:
DEPOT!
ENE
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"'-i - :..4'..'''.: , .!:' , . - .;:. ,. .•:i . . - . 4 •
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1 856 , EAU AND WINTER 1856,
1m GOODS!
A. A .. .41.A50N4, CO. 7
Tire mirth ffircitt,
flay, Apt* lam WI :lay. n LOAM sui
, SPLENDID - STOCK
Of DRY 000 - Di r for the' TALL AND. WINTER TRADE,
Col:whiting -of more, Wan"
150 CASES ANSI,I4MOGES
I=l=l
S .]G ;.. K ..
I~dEVSS 0P s
=MEI
EMBROIDERIES.
RINCont xtres of =
RICH PLAID, DhOCADE, O.IIBRE SHADED, EXTRA
HEAVY PLAIN BLACK, nvd COLORED SILKS. •
&sautlful atyle,
PRINT - 11D 01uli t 9SELIN lla LAIN P-9, WOOL PLAIDS
PRINTED DIZILLNOS. C4:112D - PAIIABILTTAS,
BLACK ALPACAS AND 'BOACAZINKS
Now Oen:l24a Scoteh— :
luisa6iEkkalEs4.
One iinniii!cd Una.la 14
HOUSEKEEPING WODS
i.INRN S E AatiyADl,ll 11:4N ENS,
'lio {PEI, /Nen:, EIL ."A" ETA OUTS' Allifi...l.ll.APEliS
Fifty , Cases . of
AND WAIL?. WOOLLEN 4 P14,3* , PidaSi
S H AIV L
FIVE H ei).:4
0 4 .40
D It Y
, , , , . •
4111WILt.,W;ivN LltiS , Al4-DDE.II, PRINTVgIIIRTDIO
caucKs, TIOKINGE, PLANNEugiti,..I44iIJED
AtiD MOOR "
2000 CLOAKS, 'BUMS & MANTILLAS,
. .
Of nee style, in Silks, Velvets, Cloaklng-Cnatila and Bea
cry ck,e6. •
New 0.3‘14 will in daily received tltroughout Raa3".
triroxtr ()NYS I l letC,l3;ligt .
A•A.." : DIAS° A. CO.
Prrraguaan, Sqptei2):DiN/44).7::41.
""":
On Thursday, 2d fnetotillyca'clode KEA O.
ELLNDLatION. Duo rlult nOI no given of`tilpp of funeral
NEW ADVERTI,EIirtiTk.
- -
nt L IVeTt. ( ZI 43 : m uc 3 iL IT IT4 L 4 . 4 I :' . on OY Thum:lay
Octi..bnr 3 The following Cummitte on ..l'uturalizatiwn WSW
illapoillte4 •
Wul. Bennet, Diamond alley l• John M. Trwin, Fourth at.;
eu
Ilry Sproul, V. B. Conrt ; MertinCohnolly. Penn, and Jr.
win sts.; McCugue, Fifth Ward; C. Cumuli', Sixth
Ward; James A. Irm in. Seventh Ward; Wni..Aleannder,
Hightly Wnril ; Thee. A. F.owley, Ninth Ward; W. EL McGee,
Thatutia Parley, David Lynch and W. A. Reed, Allegheny;
Jatnev Salktbary, Dirinligtkulna.
• - L}AVID, CAMPBELL, Clim'n.
ocB
Monarens Fosran, Spey.
I%E - I 0 0 R
SALE. VALUABLE PARSIS.AT.PUBLIe OUTCRY!
nY CB-the or a demon of th e Orphans . - .Court.,frbk =dor.
signed, Adminietratars of tho,itstaMof Jordab Thomas, doe
ceases!, will offer at pulthe the premiere; on . Dream
sos 18ha, at 1 o'ciecli. , Other in Lary parcels. as
M has lately kworlpertlaiOnid Micorilinee r-rk, or thy whole
tract- of
.Shat litcrLA.N? VALUABLE , FAUM, lactate In
Notti - glna ts.arnaktip. Washington. county, IM, adjoining
lands'of Aamn Gamble., Sr. r liestry nevem, Wm. Jackson
and pthera, containing otiont TWQ;IitiroDUED'AND BEV
ettrr IFEVE ACE. *mete of lesis; on 'Which Ara erected a
FRAME. DWELLING-MUSD, subshaivisd BAB.N.L.one of
Oho largest and - best lit the:county—TWO TEN AN7'.JIMUS ES,
nod other buihliup. There firms this property a 'yafiety of
comes ram!, rkirr,tuf all kinds, and the usual Progivtion of
excellent tizsdkr.,..T.ne.shola.proporAy is traverstsii.y the
ilompffeld atiff_confainy inesthanstihie ,Inantities
mines of COAL:Which will he mice opened. to .market
by this improvement. Lying.inhismay.ledirson
end the Monongahela River. and mithio half nittilloof Dun
nltiesrflle. ibis property-offers-inducelnenia ro Puicilaardks
rarely to',be met with.
rxiniculars empire -of Sirs. Kerr. at limes station;
•tauttn.! Moroni. in Nottingham township; or Dr. James
Liu u_ - B:ostuagten. Pr!, _
Tlat 114:—!the thirl of tTio trwritooe nlootty to remain In
the land, durlog the Ilfe of thrOW of tho iietxtwoott ;. ono
hirO of tho rt.-s o under nt trohtlnzution of Nolo, and thit'bg
v.t.ett in two Nuttl.atnowattoymouvr thertnftor,,wall interest
SAM it 0,•• Tiff ISA.%
MAItY A. E_WRIL.
!idlers.
LEBANox URS Eft Y— BOCK. STOCE
A,u)toN. Puttburgh, riMCIt the atterttiOnAtf Am•
Orcharat.tts, Snr,.orytneo Awl otter , shoot to plant,
o their totta.rairtt,t-osit awe') zro.i ,
Fitt , lT AND (tit:, Al! l.:Zt - I'ACT , tI4:B, Ril.RUßb', VINES,
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CIZI,f;i'ERS, ice-
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Tire 1.101,..brie,, nflrev , rr Pxti 119i1";: andein urn* ebb of
Litt: larimst anti fine.t rotlierlorn in thi rouriff,y. 64d their
in tar sup:ller tiISZ duo e ever Le ore nrfer
ed. It i 4 partly rienpriaii'l in Vie follpw'nt::
it J,nb Apple tr.,: at, eanelLes!ln - .00. 0 P. •.r trem, .10 rai-ietlea
'moan:Mali " 10p 0
:10.0itn ebrirr " CO. I h eel .kaient..4
Isno Neetat..ea; I.oo'o 11nMtan,
2 000 qiltnee: 1,0(4 Grapy vines'
8,000 Silver Nfatile ;
Ain° about 1.000 other Fyinde and Ornamental (tom
frar - All ordern :ph:nu:m..l to Pittataargh or Slainirrehan
r3., Or 10.8. at ....h t #,....lllt.gallonglt Cot.., trill4ecel.e
prompt atfentiiin., . .1110 ItY, ILOCKIMPE.
0c.4:7a, .4511.101:11..
Weekly Oaletre topy7Nreete and asarite Pont, .
T-TTJ F t if-
WARPTNT. Agti toltait,S4tßi .31Eilyttios'Ts.
ettleya Pr.aute, flour and Wool, le. 114 lieeonrl - ..-3reet„
Pittsburgh,
ttereelVei.4,:—Springer Ilastamgh, B. Tl,Palmer./licetuad.
!ere, 31m.ni & Ca., H. Chill. A Co., Be&a.ley, Coagra&Akeo-,
A. A. Mason A Co., Pittaborgh; G. W. Smith. i.l.l:ineling;
A. J. Wheeler, liankar, tineinnotl; Joseph Elder ? St.
Louie ; 80001, Wyle, harret & Slartln,'Janms,•Xent i ,. Sau
te. k Co, Kemal., Sterling A Co., Tardy fllinwre dr Co, Ed
ward f. Mott, Weseror A Grabam.l . ldlrcriolphla."oe..fay&
‘211.: A Y .. t .I I3W.—A Sray Cow came to ;the
r;sidelice of the antAct - 11;er tp., on • .
beptember 11. a dark rod, about, S years Arhite Ro.' '
i , nek and belly, horns turn in. The owner is re
goeeted to COMP forward. pr property, pay &mgt. an •
take her away, or oho will be diSpooo,l 01 according to law,
ur Lmt • AT.FRAD HARRISON.
IQ Tit A. - 17 CO IV —Carnrs
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o,olV.—Came to the residence of
atrret. AU, giwny, a
bri nar CZIW, a-Ah her Lorna t - pperi rrith bntra LABE'
The Owner can ham her t, paring tin. this alive'.
ti , ameut nralaarisfyitig We hr other ra.rmitt , te•eintiv.a.,
SA it ROWERS'.
()18111:1i-ti !!-13.Ei:! HIVED
VEV r. DAY AV Sig.INICIXICS EXC'IIL9IOR RE&
TA [MANI:, /No 111 Wo.f ohm-e'en tha 'Clellt4icA of
Wu two...uncut b.+l oL 01 nto.torato prices Don't fort' oi to
cull nt. No Lll Nut,/ struet. oc3
DOOR'S BOOKS!! BOOKS:!!—TH E
jit Ma nufacturo of Ir. 3n. :• ('v rot, u.
foirboirn on coot til.ol Ir o n.
Wlatney's nietalic tc.oiqL •;I' tlo. rnik-d St tea.
Urie's Dictionary a.: Arta, &c.
.Wetsbach's 31 echoic, and Niof.itoorio,.
Skows on plothetuotkal 11L.'.rutnonta.
Trautwia on ltailuay Cur vo.
'• Etalaulka.nts,
av meg pocket bervi: forlinliread and Civil Engineering
. " Compsuion.•
tulikteers Pocket Table-Bonk.
Eidorial Family Encyclopedia.
The Farmer. Every Day Book.
drub Notes on 08nrcal America
by D. Ileeeher Stowe.
N• , ble Dee& of American Women.
.Life and Speeches of Henry (Say
Plutarch's Lives..
Dicks' Works.
}Wilkes Ancient Ilistory.
Life of Napoleon.
French Itesolentalf.—
Josephu.o, By . ron and Sbaispearri.
Confidential correetionrion.,3 of Napoleon.
Pictorial ifititorr of tho Wars of tho ended Statar.
Monk books, paper, stailourry, kc., kr.., for einfo hr
• B. T. C. MORGAN,
oc3 41 Filth ',trout.
lICA ItD---To THE NEISSES LOTIIROP,
PELTZFIOTEh t STrART, :trituirL
and others, Commit:4 rtu Inctrirtzt;..4 . ;,
mentt., a ho Poun'ti. State Fair. Thu un.. •
deraigneet having hero pita •inted. by the u,- '.
clemency of the weather, &lira making wet of their aran,4•9ll
ttrr fair ground nu thy. VlllST'dtq of the foil. and lindlug,it
occuitiol ity OT.LIERS ou the "tiECOND V;nu t i I.l,aitnriges,
tleitrtred of an opportunity of ealtiluting their ware •11.1-In
hooted. lo consequence they herewith moat neoperitfaßY
(mato the melnber, of the .11usic ComtultiOulo call atokiir
scarehOtine, 53.11. i, h turoet.. Nod eXoloinft several etiperi
or Piano Fitrioa tram the feetory of Ni.N,VB CLARK,
NEW YORK. especially broo g ht to trio city for exhibition
at the present fair. The lot comprim cuptirb eirad
Orauti Puitlu, a - full S. rpontluo and a -lean aernentineVlllllo,
all frolu the factory or NU.NN'S k Not York.
KLRtiER le lll__
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N. 63 , Fifth et, Twit diver to Masonic HsII i.
WAN'fED.—Beef Biathlon, for which - sthe
Ligheot market price will tatinadJa cash by
. • 11. 4. r.kimqvocir l / 4 ,4 CO.,
Cbjr.er riret and Wand
CI AYE PEPPIM 4UG .iba. African
k- , `,o.waprzetir eme by r '" • : •
B. A. FATINICSTOCK & CO.,
Corner .EirNt Nu=
cittP...Eßlp2..:Vdl,l)• ITUNTIN ti — CASE
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Ly•ivAttrir A 1.2C 4 r2i.N.-- . -This evening. Friday onobir
3d, at 5 g'clut,kott Lho cotntnelrctUl ealew ruante, wi2l added
to:din - We CirWatcheicend jewelry, ono re...DM Gold Min
tiog CAN Watch. with tidJuebed compel:Won !Manes, made
by F. U. Adams London. Coot pin
ov3 P -2d DAVIS Auct
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Ty FAIONS- - -TIVENTY BOXES,
Just received and for sale by
RE VIER d ANDERSON,
oe3 No ;19 Wood street.
PRUSSIAN BLITE--
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10 fur gale I.IIL O Ewer . : vlc is: CO.,
Corhor Figs; \V4.41
111-CHROMATE POTASH—
Coo He tor eaktly B. A. PA ti.NPST.X.% & CO,
oc3 Corner Fire: and Wood eta..
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D TO - 11 - .ENT . or purebame a Grist — orlZuringg Mill. Adam's.% Boa 3a, Column's ; P.
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jr It Elt of de. ICSAMpit VE:NTIL-Att.'4
Eleeno Bated Teepee -I and cc. ry drew, iptton 41 Orna
mental Hair tur Lad ea and Cdntlereen, ;"'lt roorth tarok;
between Wood and Market, Pittsburgh , Pa. oclly •
ELE AIANIIPACTORI--2i4. 453 Penn
F
Street. Files of all deacriptions made tk, order Par
t :nle.r attention ie dire-nit:4 to the tact that w milt Hire
are nt04.1 by nearly all O at *lul l ed coect.otca of the city.
triVo Tour Ordm. /Wei .COA. MN-OLAND, - •
..c.!:11nd:It ;;.t .Pena *treat.
DIG METAIm--104)tiSias No. 1 Anthracite,
ours soft, fur fouudry purpook", for o.tto by
oe2 JOHN MOOKIIMAD.
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