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TUESDAY MORNING
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"THE FLAG OF OUR UNION FOREVER!
FOR PRF.SIDENT.
JAMES BUCHANAN,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE,
Democratic Electoral l'ickct of Pennsylvania
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DIRD,•I:. .4 Ttir
HENRY BELPZHI)OVER,
JOHN JOHNSTON, i.,13.C.‘1,41.4....
Extract.. front Ittachanan • ,. Speck. on the
Indcpetnicnt Trra•nry
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THE bi-. ~% IM.III El: \
ENcr. “:1; sIP.r.T nt ;to. 51 (11A 11 ,, TE1., ,„, 1%;
The 1011..111._a1. "1•••rtm0t1..... ;
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Sill, D. R. 11 - Ins:00, 11 Itanky, Jurront
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A full attention., a reti united
It will he remenitiereil timt in the fall of
a Mr. Smith. et* Allegheny. was elect , il to
l eg j E l atur , L y the K N in coarse it was not
Samuel Smith, the present emilidate, but StMth
the K N and atiolittrinist. Well, the Mr.
Smith was hound to distinguish Mtmelf in snore
Way : and aholitioniitut was the hubby lie deehle , l
to mount. lie intruiloc, I a hill to gine to iLr
negroes of this State the right to vote, and
thus place them upon a footill;r. of cnlire militiii.,l
equality with the whites It( course, the bill . t‘ its
unconstitutional. The ptrttP rote=titlition genii
that yuestiou in expriss words, and excludes
the negroes front the ballet box. Mr. Smith
was no doubt innocent of all knowledge of this
fact ; but he was soon told of it and very little
notice was taken of it afterwards. But it came
up finally for a note, and very, very few votes it
got
But who do our reader,' think was 0120 of its
few supporters ?r,14 , BARTH 01.04EW LIPORTE,
She "pd.. 01" canduhli, Surotimr General
This Laporte is a young sprig of the law, and
might he supposed to have read the constitution
of this State. But he either had not, or cl , e
was willing to pass an act clearly and itilmitteilly
unconstitutional. And the design of that art
was to make the necroes of this State voters,
and ph le e them upon an equal footing with the
white people. iboroughly was he an aboli
tionist then; and he is vomiting abolitionism
from the stump daily now.
Such is the man the Fillmore men, who call
themselves national, are expected to support with
all their voter a week from to day.
Let the Flllm , :re men north, ooutb, tat and
west of l'enn,ylvania note the fact, and say
whether if they o the ildog, are
not as thoroughly abolitionists as is the Fremont
party.
The great aim of the Fremont party is to
elevate the black race, necessarily at the expense
of the white; and• the election of " fusion"
State ticket in this State is looked upon as the
first step in the promotion of that design. The
result of the vote ou Tuesday next willtell wheth
er Fillmorettes ha any real existence in this
State, or whether they are all abolitionists in
disguise. Phelps and Cochran are the other
candidates on that woolly head ticket. They,
too, are abolitionist., out laboring in the same
durk. Cause of negruisul.
FIFTH 11 AR rl _There was
meeting at Lang's
Hall, Fifth Ward, ,01 Sat,:rd a y evening last,
.which was well attended : and it was addressed
in an able and exculle,t speech by our friend
JUIM J. Mitchell, Esii • for an hour and a half
We have heard it spoken ,f a one of the moat
conciliatory and convincing speeches yet heard
in that part of our city.
HON. DANIRL S. DICKINSON, of New York, has
bee❑ compelled to relinguish his engagements
upon the stump, in consequence of ill health.
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OF PEN NS V Ll' AN I .1
OF KENTUCK
ELECTORS AT LA ERE
CH AKt rei it.. BUCK AL.WW. CA,lumbia.
W M'CANDLESS, A one
District, GEO. W. E FRINGE% PhilmlelphlA
- KIiCE BUT I.P.R. Minna. Itstok
s i t e ILIIWAItD W A lI.TSIAN. Philadelphia Ca.
4th " W . 11. WITTK. ila.lelphin Count)
JAPIIN Alit. Montgomery (../...utity
fth " 11. 8111STi)N.CheAter C..unty
`• DAVID f AURA'. Lehigh County.
CHARLES KESSLXR, !torts County.
JAM ES PA TTYRSON , Lap cn,ter
ISAAC SLENKKB, Union County
Fit AS. W. f Ill(I13 RS, S,'llto 4,11 co
TIIOIIAS OSTEILII ALIT. Wyoming Co
ABRAHAM EL/I MI.Elt, Monroe 1 , 1
Ilrxlford County
ti RAW E A. CRAWFORD. Clinton Co.
JAMES BLAVE. Porn County
IIEN:11" J. STA lILE, tlittuns
.11 , 115 1). It1,1)1 , 1 " . Sop•rost
'II'IIN EV. W.,fin..relgool Co
.1. A .1 ItIICTI AN AS, Po.
WILLIAM WILKINS. All,...henyro.
.11111 . 4 , 17. PA 511.111t1.L. R•.:+lor C.
Jolt Er.ATI.EV. Clartou
VI \ CENT Crawford County
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
OUI AL Mhi , Ttnottiß :
GEORGE SCOTT, or Cotmmi Co
ACNTOII. Qr.Z.CLIL.
JACOB FRS, Jr., MoKTO•4I2It eL.
1.111,11 , 11 :
JOHN Rows., m VP, MELTS CO.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
WILSON M'CANDL.ES4, COLII7,IT,NVN,}I
FO,NI. f
JAMES A. GI BRON. l'uge
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HOPEWELL HEPISURS, Crtr
THOMAS S. HART. :snt.k ToWNINIIS
AUG U'iTl'S MART-IM, its•ttiv. T.•11 - N.10,
SAMUEL JONIRS,
L. 11. P A TTEMSON, Mrrrt, T.31,,r.4nr
SAMUEL. SMITH, A,Leavix - vr Qrr
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Dr. JOHN POLLOCK, FIND Torx,,uir.
I,lelllll CT STrt.P.
MATTHEW I. STEWART, ALLIGnEri
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ROBERT H. G TIIRIE, »•+4l Tcrwioti
EDWARD THOMPSON, WIL[III. 7.•wvnrer
VI, 'IC
EDWARD PI'CORKLE. Igmo,s%
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NOTICE
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B ART I1()1.4)51 If: NV I. A POICI'E
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In reviewing the elements that an, now otOn.-
bined in . I*nsylsania to compass the defeat _of
the Dermxsntic State ticket ! pn the 14th of 6e,to
bur, we mere dispating and
most singtlyr c&ipipn4ind of the "Witches Caul
dron" ires- to pelt of it
1334 of no i , Wild too of frog.
mid or bat, and tongue of dog, •
Adder,, fork, not Lltnd. worms sting,
Lard log, mid wads wing
For a charm of powerful trouble
Let the ha-trroth boil and bubble."
Is it not a little curious:that go Mauro( these
sickening ingredients should have been brought
into this campaign ° The contents of the caul
dron of the conlition,*heiein they are preparing
the "611 broth"' of disunion, and around which
bby Folsom; trad--Eireelm and—Gidditigsraur
Johnston, and the free love women, and Feed.
Douglas and Miss Nichols are dancing with de
moniac glee, are faithfully given iu the above
catalogue. We have portions of the lizards and
the dogs that Fremont is so much idolized for
eating. They have the wings of the midnight
owls that hover around the meetings of the
lantern party—and through the whole mass we
have wool in unlimited quantity, crisped. curled
and black as ebony. The charm of " powerful
trouble" which they seek to draw front the
" hell-broth" they are preparing, is intended to
overthrow the Democricy, and well they know
that, this purpose accomplished, disunion fol
low- as an inevitable consequence.
II ere in Pennsylvania, the Democracy are fight
ing single-banded against all these appliances,
and the pot "boils and bubbles," and throws off
its stench and steam against the stout and con
stant old Democracy :
OCTOBER. 7
That men, no matter what they call themselves
into whose blood has passed the maddeuirty poison
of abolitionism, shall join this hateful conspira
cy is not sorprielag. But that the friend. of Fill
more, who claim to he national men, whore
lender spurns sectionality, and.:.casts from l:m
all support that is not given to the whole Union,
should go for the abolition State ticket is really
surprising. Still the fact is so—and the friends
of the Union oil! of Pennsylvania, and especially
the supporters of Fillmore are earnestly remind
ed of this state of things .
W. believe that the Fillmore'lnen claim from
:;4).(1i t to 75,0 t) votes for their tiominee in Penn
sylvaniti: these votes will be anvil for Mr. Fill
more, chiefly, it iv alleged, because he is a rt.r.
(tonal man—au avowed and earnest friend of the
Constitution and the Union of the States. Vet
their "'•,fKl<) vote.: are to be I,lled on Tacedqv.
tin. 1 t .n•t ,f• . r a party which scow. crew .
wlinre that tee Union in of rio vela.— f,,r cavil
411t0+ vrti,wo ci.nstant effortt are ,lirectal to the
.upp,t of abolitiontFm and disunion in it. ni,”it
hwtrful fo rm.
We do not Lek the Flllmore men to v.,te f,r
wur State ticket Of ocurae, we about.] be better
pleased with them if they were not so shamefully
inconsistent. But RA we think we can elect our
candidate, without their aid, we shall not presume
to Zee them any reasons why they should repu
diate the abolition aspirants for State bfbees.
and we give this advartisentent to politicians all
abt , ad that when the rotes for I ap4, , e,
and CeeAraa, who compare the flack Republican
State ticket in Pennsylvania. +timid be acted or,
7 . .,0 0 t) of them will Lave been east I.y
Flllattore men, pears - slog t., be friends of the
I Elton .
11 , 1 L. ' EPPUIir3. We km Tr 1—
fleeting., miry meeting•. ward me iing,. ht,r4,,,rl‘
township IDrtting to uii thr rive
ilstriri.s- in h.oI:DC of 11,113 hnlf n do:en. and It
Ell=
1110:4 . t. , Ur well tried destwcrati.• pri I
ple n ivern our
ty and ••• pooto.l up - by stIN,.,-t
innum. ral.le oprech, and new.
.r! , , n ; aiming to illustratk. the tr - nti, while ti e
party ba, been thorough!y hum!•nr. d
and d.tct vtql.
A•! %t,uaing hnw t, our FlleCel. io 11,1
tnjiri.lu,! exertion that iit ry democrat ran
make. and .heuld make during all tits leieure
time from thin to the 1 sth initant. Every man
can do something He can g-t a neighbor not
ura.lised' if entitled to it by law. He can get a
Toter out on the day of the election. lie ran
urge the importance of every man voting for the
State ticket—Scott, Rowe and Fry. lie can
watch the tickets and see that no traudo ar' cyan
mimed. He can confirm the doubting. Ile CALI
counter ict the Het of our desperate opponent,
He can yet circulate doeurnent.• lie can detect
' on election day, I. r they win •rurely at •
lhu h, rer,, , much Ctt 11 be .I,,nr now by irAILL•I
i.rbl heti vit)- nod judieiou, effort. Let our fri.l,l
put f,u-th all th,ur energy now till the clone of the
polio un l'ut,flAy oreo.ng nets.lntl:ridual
-
ertiun• will du more than meeting', and speecoeti
Iftl Iwiievo the Democratic party has . - asim
votes in this county to day, than it had two wee,.
ago. Many have been naturalized, many have
come from the ranks of other parties, and the
tioun . ; men just of age are to a large e ztet,t
us It needs no particular shrewdness to •i
which way the currents are running now. They
are with us. Abolition capital is used up. Kan.
Has is at pence. :ensible men and conservative
men are becoming convinced that the Fremont
party 1 ,, nothing more nor less than the party of
the !i.` and entirely controlled by the
rankest abolitionists in the country. If permit
ted to mention names, we could name many who
have within a few days "come out from among
the foul party" and enrolled themselves under
the banner of the Democracy.
Yesterday was election day In Kansas, and the
people must be prepared for all sorts of lies from
that quarter until after our (dauber election. N
doubt the reports are all prepared and ready 141
he sent over the wires when there has sufficient
time elapsed to make them bolt authentic.
But they were nut prepared in Kansas. Either
in New York pity or Chicago they will be made
up without one particle of regard for truth.
Of one thing we are assured that is, that
orders were sent to Kansas by the abolitionists
to the Free State men to stay away from the
polls ; and to provoke as many outrages as pos
HATFIELD MEETINII.—The Democrats held rt
meeting at 'Hatfield, beyond Lawrenceville, Oil
Saturday evening. Hon. It P. Flenniken made
a powerfnl and excellent speech, which was re
ceived with enthusiastic cheers. A gentleman
from lowa whose name we have not learned fol
lowed in a good speech. The meeting then ad
iourned to the Lawrenceville head quaiters,
where Judge Shannon made one of his best
arguments.
Our friends report " all well and gaining " in
that vicinity.
COUNTERFEITERS ANT) IMPOSTERS.—The public
are cautioned against purchasing articles pre
tending to be of the nature of the " Balm of a
Thousand Flowers," for perfuming the breath
and beautifying the complexion. The popularity
of that article . has brought forward a host of
counterfeiters. None is genuine unless signed
by Feteridge & Co. For sale by all respectable
druggists who frown down counterfeiters and
imposters.
GEN. C. FONTAINE, the Know Nothing candi
date for Governor of Mississippi at the last elec
tion, has declared himself for Buchanan, and is
doing all he can to insure the largest majority
ever given by that State for him.
Tux loss by the reoent fire in Louisville, it is
said, will amount to $lll6OO.
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PORTER.
Black (Veit, and m4,/e,
Red Writs mid grey.
Mingle. mingle mingle,
All dint mingle may."
1333:1013
Let the voters of the twenty sccfc.d C eigre,s
ional district read the following correspondence
between some of the leading Democrats of But
ler and Col. Gibson Col. Gibson condemns the
$6,000 act as it deserves; and declares that if
elected he will strive for ail repeal. That isright.
If the people Want an honestrepresentative. in
stead of one vt , bo only distinguishes himself by
voting twenty dollars a day into his own pocket
let them vote for Cul. Gibson. People of Alle
gheny, what do you say':
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE.
BrALER, Stptember 24, IRS;
To HON. Jtooo A. (thisoN :
Sir,—As you are now a candidate to topranent thin
District in Congrene, and bettering it is the right of
the people to know from their candidate' , what (mare
'droner tfltly - witl puteue npiin elf 7iihtleka that mat
be brought beferu them, and that it, in the duty of
candidaten to annwer fully and attbout 1 , ,,C1Ve, we
beg leave to interrogate you briefly.
The preeent ate:obi:re of Congreso voted and parted
kn act intreasing their own pity from right tI blew . ,
1,, , 10r* a day. Thin we caddner an outrage upon the
public freouury which should be immediately repent
ed. Our ',renew member, lion. Samuel A. l'or, i.
'ince, now a candidate for re election, voted for and
nustained it.
Deeiring to east our rotes for a candidate who a
stand pledged for the repeal ~ f this 13w, we there
fore aelt you Will you, if el , eted,lote for and ex—
ert your 'Millet - 10e for itA repeal'
Yours respectfully,
Lewis
JOHN it. /1.1 . 4115T10N,
Jun?: M . Kgg.
MANNASsK%
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JOIIN DUFFT.
Prig Ti., Alleght ny e..utoy.
September 29, 1,01.,
(lttiTt.ltstl:N • have just received your commun..
cation of the Muth inst.: and WS I am unwilling that
you shall remain sue moment iu doubt an to in)
views, in relation to the subject of your IllyUirV, I
hasten to give you ft distinct and categorical answer.
I have always been impressed with the aholitig
conviction that the affairs of this government, it , el;
its departments, Awild be administered on prinetpit,
of rigid economy and shoot aostoutitahsitty . and I
deem it the iwperati vo July ol the Itcprerentatti.•
of tbe people, in their representative cepoeity, to :et
the example of such rown.,[ll).
ontertltlo,tq; tts;.• opluiou,
tate but to soy that had I been y•mr ttr , t•rurrti.at,t ,
in th e l a st of Congrors. I should base voted,
and used witatescr influence 1 it:ores:mil against the
passage of the art ill••rertriv. tit, 112t101Vrt • pay fn..
-eight to twenty dollars a day: . and 41”u1.1 a l•-•
the pleasure of the twenty-ace...id District tit cle• t
me their Representative. I shell vote, and exert soy
influence fur its repeal."
I ant. gentlemen,
Respectfully, your nh't servan t,
.laar.a A timq•
To Messrs. John lorwir I. Mitchell, Maio, -
ens il,llespte, John 31 . t . artir, John Doily anti J. tin
B. 111'quistion, Butler. I.
IVe tlats foll.wlnz from !Le N"rl.l. n's
Nfandard, a round 1 Work 1,1,4
We lotve
11 - 0 c.lufr
I. To the reutitt t.f the 11'1 the frrc S. 1 t •
We (0111'./-- not till( IL 111,i Ii .e
the fret Stste+ had go l, u,a I. 111,1 bad •Irte.,
De] It, ruin the e-untry o,at
, Plll9 ILD (I deception n!! 4 , 11.fq vou.d go 1 ,
better of the .1411 anal men, and .-
in No•ember But ve dout.t a- !,,tl;:er
not poxsti.it rhn t Int" er n.• Iro • a,.4.
in the free tl,l I, /IA •uc' I CeluSt.
defeated -
Wet!, Mr. .Standard, 'nu nrc.d not
longer Tbe Preweetyy I.; •nee,-ed I'nt
don't be deceived on one 1 ,, not (-Al' t e
4eztatjpg Ftllmore men .‘,..n.41 In , : yet M
till you Pee the reFnlt in l'enn.yl.ania in (ter -
her. The F,lim ,re men Nn.l the Fran nt a 1 -
lIRTII w rtIS.CI : , LAte ticket in Ow fit- I
I: el tats, the II .::itut me❑ Veti,rll.;..,
Support, ID (Inter t., the ttent,..erucv.
give to Fr..lllunt a gnat preitt•lttiary :numi
if 'he Men .1 , d. ri-t
Anvil any Hugur nat,....t0 , roes
iihiotinnt.tfi at haart wou'd .1 ,, that Ja4lpo.'.-b
thi., Mr S Ote i.c rl;t. ,tr
ent, 1,171't then anteh the re.ol!
Pcnnovl
LYr 6n .1 thr ple , t4rtr , •••f ~ .lc Cr
yr , t.'r it..
candi'inte. f.-r 'a
or on, 4r-
arrfi: Mr ).imp•
WOL ' d I - 1(^;•r• •• •.t..l:*r
do , tnet at Ilarn.burr,
His compet,t, r i; t‘ s,.
tieni.tr'ai. a!, .. , uxht a fr
tei e ud l up to the day their uominanott urn. tur.. 1,, ,
and I:nding hint.elf defeat... 4 torne.l al or
and accepted n ttotranation (roll. the 11i4..k.
publicamv, who lore traitor., eepectall .f they
come front the rink,. ~f the 1 , , rn,.--acy
Mr J 11lIPS wil no doubt be a• re Lire
every rt nfiticnee that the trlsm. of the pe‘.l.:e
that ittportet know how t I•etweet.
true and tried matt ant a evil,
Ho. POll CREENSHE !!
ttp,clFil train .t:ut, tit i Ow. urn 1111 q, I
(lrevt.-I,urg, 0, carry all Detuoornt, a h. , cll.-
to cto. Fx,,r , ti,,ti ticket. , co•t • , t,ly 'l , rrtto,
IV go, 41 4..81, I r , tu I
You ran return l.r tt, .1111 r trun
een.onllde heur In the evening
Thie meeting in olio 1
trip i. an ea...y, cin-Al. An.' lira-nut .tu, ./,1
out. turn out . slut ..1.1 We...tth,•re,..14,
you can
Ite at the depot in time
Tie ElvtonA rgo. , , t l,I. 1 , 1 . 11101,111 W 1,41,0 r
411 y. heat the tie t I
Reeder that he bhall tui,port hr,r,,ut will n..t
change live r”tex in that wiode
understand that Reeder is ,ek:ng to hire „,
the Detnocraey his th..app.tintment in ht. land
tipeculations in Kansas. We never knew a mai,
who "went up like a rorket and Ct'llie tiown hitt`
It stick," so completely all Mr. Reeder has.
NEW YORK DEMOvItACV
The Democracy of New York, hold a mato+
Convention on the lot ins• which i. described in
several of the papers a.• the largest beyond
doubt ever Aeon on thi,, a mtiurn F ilfle e,ti
mate the number um high m, I 00,000. s,. me „f
the first men of the nation made speeeher
The New York Deinueraey lint , get to wurk in
earnest; awl it is never beaten when thornughl
united as it is now
WK would call attention to the advertisement
published in yesterday's Port of the New York
/,,dyfr, story of City Life, entitled “Urin n , Th.
Gold Beater." I t promises to be a tale of Imo
coal interest.
It is published in numbers in the I rrlyer; rind
aside from this, that paper is generally well till
ed with interesting reading matter.
TuE ELEICTOBAL TICKISTs. Elec:oral ticket ,
ha;to been formed in all the States for Buchanan :
for Fillmore, in all except ;Michigan, lowa, Wi
oonein, Maine, and New Hampshire and for
Fremont in all the non-elaveholling States ex
oept Pennsylvania.
KAN3AS. —The republican papers assert that
three to one of the settlers in Kansas, are in favor
of making it a free State. We presume the state
ment is noarly correct. If they only turned out
yesterday, then, they must hare elected a Free
State Legislature, and delegate to Congress.
Tax night express train on tho Pennsylvania
Central Road will leave this city hereafter at
9:30, instead of 10 o'clock P. M., as heretofore.
The traveling public would do well to note the
change.
There was a snow storm at ()lean on the Ist
instant.
Counterfeit 10's on the Central Bank of Vir
ginia are said to be in circulation.
PAWL. - The population of Paris is now
1,178,2132, being an increase of 115,000 over the
census of 1851, when it amounted to 1,053,2,2.
The increase in the immediate vicinity of Paris
has proved still greater.
A WESTEItN Democrat has sent to New York
city $lO,OOO with instructions to put up $5,00u
each on Michigan and Indiana.
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RiERCE AT CONCORD.
!:it ge and resp,•ct•ible assen,l,idre et citizens
of New Hampshire, met at the depot of the :nil.
road station, Concord, and eF•c,..rted him to the
square in front of the station house, where a cor
dial welcome was extended him by Jno. S.
George. The following is the substance of Pre
sident Pierce's reply :
l'rtends of my youth and of my mature years, you
may lie sure that I appreciate this evidenh of your
unaltered and true regard, and that I shall cherish
it while I live as a tribute dear In my heart.
Your allusions, my dear and cherished friend, (sd
dresting Mr. Ciitorge,l to the past are full of sadness.
I left this State bowed by the irreparable loss and
sorrow of my life. Since that time the dear friends
to whom you have so touchingly adverted, while in
the vigor ef manhood and at the height of their nue•
fulness, have passed from the scen, of time. Tait
these sad memories gather ow fast, and my emotions.
are t:ui strove to trust myself in this direction.
I am glad t, , 1.0 ,urrenewitat by personal friend, of
dill : trent politieul patches, n 11,, have for many years
commanded my confidence rind regard. But if it
wer e otherwise, 1 should nut offend yonr sense of
propriety ur my ewe, by minginir with what I have
to may a single :intent,: whirl, :night not well ho
addressed at any time or place to all men ee'be revere
the Constitution. returning to you as I do
with no :nevr seitmrils or opinions upon Inadieg
political topics. I have nothing to justify or explai , .
Wherever in public action, principles firmly estali
fished and well di tined in my own mind have Icil.
I have unhemitatingly follotve.i. relying for the rip
renal Minty policy, and acts, upon the judgment
my countryinen. When the aecrliity and disturbing
influenees ot preset party strife have
away, whet tier this expectation shall he renli red or
not, I am quite sure that no hone.tt and intellit. - ent
eitisin of New Ilittnpidore, a ill dolt that public
conduct has beim controlled by none other than high
and patriotic
While, ray fitilowicitilens, it h+ a pleasure to meet
you, it is a plea,ure the Zeit:ll,l,l,on of which I mis:ht
hose deferred ; bet the neeemsity of my presence here
before the 4th Marsh was such that I could out
disregard it, and I o , ({l‘ compell,l to consult, in rela
tion to the time of wy ~sit, no awn convenience,
but the oliligatious of duty which you, to conjettic•
tint, with the tunes of my rountrymen, had imposed
upon me. But why should I speak of this' Are
comparative strangers to the people of New Hatep•
shore toi,n oho o nit J. personal ilayuaititenec
a. it It OE.° hundred of the /10,01.11111ga now pr,,w•et
.1,- taa u their country in
their whole tire, one hour eno• - who have mixer
ea, ounicrcil, it:. ex p.• , t encounter tl
slit-Lk-it( of danger 1, it. /lor, ,r or its rights, to dies
(Air abet; and under whet •,r•runt,tanc,?, it is proper
(a too to breathe say notice air all tread my nail,.
mot: I ha, ani , micred this oilemiiiin t.. day by
presence, and you ha, answered it by meeting nc
1 learle.
At a t;tne when or rt.'.at... , nn with all forrign p..ir
Or. are est:ent:3llN pa.•tfie, and when our dntne.tle
and Internal athaneeturnt and proaprrtty in regarded
I y ..t.her nation, as 6link•.t I! ix lamentat le
t.• rey, and I.e c‘uni.etted tU adtetttbat there a , •1. , -
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a. I 1". a”. un.lut,t.—lttshiylanle a l.rnati tkftnr ,,
re - . In the leen •tot ..f II nt rtqtt• - att•ct part-ot to twi.t,
r.init,t,llari , rare 1 , •e• and no!..t,tuen . . Carter a
trees air Cr • Rut tt,,u - it n (.Lone I
ha . . rn t • n n.nst r. and shall never bat , by
tire tr nt l - r . .nt• I nlht, !•fe. NV.th rnforer,:t.
,1 .1 lb, 11, tv" ~ r•Py 1 tLe itsze t$ to 4 . 0 n
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to p^nvokn 41 , enuln n
I, Irrrclt the pool.! ,lin•reat Stara.., difr,,r,.t
4,le.icrouou, and I dewtre, with
errne,tne,s. to Roo pucivn and 7?'
..rd .11 runt phare , to calm
)u 'rulers!, t.• 41,0 nOd to n fratkrp . :y 0.04 To
,'•te r.:4,•::.• a the ketpul,ll,• which
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To thi. 5., .1 ,1 c•ort,r , ”b .n I Levitt y. , 0.
Ate t, nixrlll.o.. I ti..n: r
h•TaT and t,x)th C..nc,tutton nn.l th:
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d..- I •• fre:rhte i .th the !le•••••eq. ar•l ! V
erailv taletteal tv,ll fr,ars •
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:r. r. eel. ittaelvte•.. heeh i••.! to i• .xtrt . Is
11, nt. onc here that he was et r
ntit s. fur 4 ~ • Metll., i.. n.1er16 , 0 that whsrh hr
1, and I•y ht• petri• ti•ta att.ily every high and h..:
1,1 by kit. 11,4 nn. at. if Doi
t, I.? hi. raj,.
Tux Republican authorities of Pennsylvania
have made a 'requisition" upon Nlr. Union 1,
our governor elect, to go to that State and enh-t
in the Republican came there. They wish him
to tell the Penn , ylvaniana how the thing w 3 ,.:
done so handsomely in Maine, and no man con
th,,t with better etlect than he who has th,,
Republican banner on to such a glorious triumph
in the Dirigo State. - Mr. Hamlin will, we
learn, leave for Pennsylvania in a few days. -
i?,, n y o r Jejr,,,onian.
If Mr liamlin makes a clean breast of it, at, ,1
ilk exactly how the thing will done, - he will
own up to Pennsylvanians a picture of frond.
bribes, and double voting by the Black Reputili
cans such al they never dreamed of. Let him
toil all the truth about the election, and th e
Democracy will pay the bilk —Portland Argus.
ANOTHER OLD LINE WHIG IN THE. FIELD.—We
make room with great pleasure for the following
letter, which we find in the Baltimore Repvblican
ROCKVILLE, (Md.) Sept. 29, 1856.
The lion. George M. Bibh, Secretary of the
Treasury during Tyler's administration, delivered
a speech to his friends and neighbors at Gaith
ersburg, in Montgomery county, Maryland, in
favor of Buchanan and Breckinridge.
Yours, Sc., C. A. HARDING.
FERE SPRECH FERHONTERS.-A Fillmore meet
log in Lowell, Massachusetts, was broken in
upon by bands of " free speech," Fremont par.
t;sans a few evenings since, and the proceeding's
stopped by lawless disturbance and •• groans for
Fillmore," lion. Erastus Brooks was speaking
at the time.
NEBRASKA. — The census of Nebraska has just
been taken, and it shows a pcpulation of 10,71 t;,
and 4,000 voters. The population has increased
over two and one-fourth fold in a single year,
and the number of voters is nearly three times
greater than in 1855.
A MILLION BUSHELS, OF WHEAT RAISED IN ONE
Comm.—The Rockford (Ill.) Register estimates
the present season's wheat crop in Winnebago
county at one million bushels; and yet "not
one-fifth of the.land is in cultivation."
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A I . .lontng N,..1 - 1
\ Niso.l.logool county.
Psllli , ird. 1:0111t1ril county.
John Ilarn, Stork county.
.1 1.. IVoatherly. 1 'oy:ll,ga
11. I. N.lorrooln, Aphuibula county
G t .o. {Voile., Colund,ionu county.
I. Weenier Sterem , , Commis?tenor of Publi
ehooht,
J. M. fluAtield. Attoreey i;enerul.
\P m. OilfiolU. I~tnl of orkv.
Daniel Peek, Judge of the Supreme Court, to
term.
Samuel ItruTh. Judge of the Supreme Court. to I;
M!=Eilll
k We tarty add that the Fillrn.tre men cla i m In have
thoroughly re-organized their party, and rii
they will roll front seventy-five to one Initiated
thouNan.l vo'os fir the above ticket.
•.1. 0,. 4,...i10net•, - 121.1.,
Kansa, 7 roubles at au End
The ptthlic mind at the North has calmly-set
tled down in the belie—and a belief fully justi
fied by On facts- - -that the troubles in ii.aasatt aro
at an end; and that the free State !net of the
Territory , have not the slightest idea of being
further ttaed,as the nrere instruments to carry
out:the-fevatatihriitry!tfesigrieof.'the Meek' Ite
publicans. A telegraphic despatch from St.
Louis says!
"A letter to'thel?epubliesn, from Lecompton,
dated the 26th, says that the armed bands have
been dispersed, and that, the citizens were re
turning to their claims andbusiness was reviving.
Pease prevailed throughout the Territory."
The Buffalo Conner sayl:
"Disagreeable tea mast be the intelligence to
the Republicans, whose fattening food is the blood
of the slain in Kansas, there is a general impres
siorrP.rdrvng- cranditr'atd POW &en, flied the (ITS- .
rdors in that Territory are in a fair way of
being quieted, owing to the firmness of the ad
inioistsation, through Gov. Geary and General
Smith, in whose di , eretion and abilities the
strongest coufidence is reposed."
The Trenton True American says :
"There can be no doubt that peace has been
at length restored to the Territory of Kansas.
The notorious Jim Lane and his army of raga
muffins have ret: sated into lowa, and the Mis
sourians have been sent to their own State. Gov.
lioary has disidayed a great deal of determina-
Gm and impartiality, and We people are beginning
to discover the imposture sought to ho put upm
them by the Black Republican press and the
emissaries they bare employed to go around the
country shouting 'bleeding Kansas.'"
The Detroit Free Press says:
"livery day strengthens the conviction that
Gov. Geary in Kansas is the right man in the
right place. lie is evidently of resolute hill
and firm courage. The last telegraphic intelli
gence is that he was in pursuit of the notorious
Lane, whose foray in the Territory produced all
1 1 the recent troubles."
-•••••.-
fTrom tbn Boston astnrclay Evouing Onettez.]
A PERFUMED BREAM—Whitt lady or gentle
would remain under the curse of a disagreeable
breath alter. by using the Balm of a novsa...
Floirtrr" as a dentifrice would not only render
it sweet loot leave the teeth white as alabaster?
Ninny persons do not know their breath is bad,
and the subject is so delicate their friend. will
•ever mention it. Pour a single drop of the
, •nyuur tooth-brueli and wash the tooth
n - o morning. A fifty cent bottle will last
BF.AT'III CDEPI MIME may easily be se
ylir,d by wing the " lialm of a Thousand Flow
, r," It will remove lan pimples and frerkl.3
from the s'Lin, leaving it of a soft and ro•mate hue.
Wet a towel, pour on two or three drops, and
wash the face night and morning.
Ir.i MADE EAMT.—Wet your Edinving-
Iru h in either warn r cold water, pour on
W. .•r 'hr.,- drops of Bairn of a Thousand
Flwwers."' ru' , the beard well and it will make a
beautiful lather much facilitating the operation
Price only fifty cents. For s:,le by
Fettidge , promoters; and B. A. Fahne
-•,,e1; Fleming Bros., R. E. Sellers Sz
Ltr C 11 Key,...r and 11. Miner Co., Pittsburgh
and lie.c.kkam „it McKennan, Allegheny city.
Par.ißl:+g cl Inc UNION.—We frequently hear
the espressi " this is a great country," but
very few arc aware iimr , great this Union
Toe NO - 1 no! Intrih ‘ it:lrtr of the 4th has an article
the Aicia.l tables just published that
the revenue• G..vernment during the last fisci,l
potr, in spite of all the efforts of the Government
to keep them down. amounted in round numbers,
s -rea four millinits of dollars; and its expen
ditures what nation was there ever under the
pn expendituros did not keep pace with
tie incr-s-c of its income?) amounted to Aft!.;
r, rn,itnnr ,f
tre. From a Member of the Senate or V fit
-- I Imam• Frott'o Gd••breint Whit, Or
rmnol, rvca.mtartid It
J HUDDLi:StoN.
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, t a: a: g:‘,ll.ale, eltetl•tT. i• 111.-
n •-.pmp.vwf tq & Co
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1% Gtr:‘ l l I — ,lE i'OL STAIN II EID
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• T: , ‘ It,. 1,1,1/131Ind !rt tit te titit trtg
t • to. t•-•-tt •rvi !. 1
A , • tho illittgly •ttt 1
IM:IIM
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t. WI H. is 1 , :1% , .1.:11, 10 W.. 04 et_, Who Ar-nt.
V! h'V!l\i•, A7lrgiSpny, cvsr
A,g , t rwlr dtcrepc
air No Family .hoati.l he without HOOFLA ND'S
81.11 A N ftliutemt Irth tho Summer
ullas/:41 etit.rt iv ctir,,l by I Item
1 , ...,1- N.—, It Ills much pleAsure that I Intnnn you <d
IL , r,st I.a.ente from the ulke ‘,l pnur German fhb
,•• my) trot tug the art.ster part of 1.4 summer.
atr ~,rll twt• ecna ewe,ely .flth-trd pith the Slan
t •r. ,r, .I.r '4 •E ham, fur rthic.la various r
• •n— 1., plty,aenano and otbareg were ncis.l. hot pith
•La ban to the country. but It pro Ted ..f
I•Tti .o` .- fit 11, :r:: ♦ bottle of blcrense Bally, In It.
• I wwe per ...Jot to try &Lai. which. to my Astoni.t••
tu ' 11.. euntinnogl to take the Ilitturb
..,roe (inn. h.lthy. I have the
nld- n.. in Th." [Otte,. And foe! no hesitatiur. in
th, iu. lank !, •hotall be teith,•ot them.
yew,. PARI
lIIIIMOMMII
daJo Ay FLAMING BROS. and Dr. OEO. IT. KETiorl
1a An Appeal La the Intel/cot—ln iC ann. ot
u thm it generally Ink k Tvn
trait urea-nu We theret!, IqlNeLrki to The if 1tt.11,(4
,kt• are pn drip...p..4,st to Oinsnmption, n arum., them
e. , lernu:y. that in neglerittn: what they 4,01 shlbl nd.ir , th,
„, g ,,i,„ ; ~4711 LISSTLII•TiLITTTILT. The, is ,'t•
01, stli 11 noel,-, t. In In z. , YltUll OF 1.11 . 1"1!•
TAtt AND CANCIIALAIII'A.they have irttliln
at rill limos. as7/k. W.. make no TVS., T.,-
L 1
In. or qualitha i,..
ttou ol the phrase. and ire are barked I:,
01 the highest ...lentitit attainments, alio.• ai.,t‘ro,.. ,
of It, If worthlass, nu wealth could purthsae, in saying that
it 1. as neatly Infdlthle as anything iu this fallible worL I
can be. For particulars, tree pamphlet In the hands ...I
agents, and nu adtertiionieut un the braille.os page.
air• For sale, WILOICTIIIO wed retail, by It if. 81111.1 • Rtl
corner Wood and Second 'herb,.
Sold also by ORIIDEILRON 8 WIO., Liburty street;
SCIIWARTZ, and BECKHAM A MeKY....NNAN, Allegln•n}
City. sel3-.l.reelsr
ihrHow eau you be Healed without n
II Cittl , T !—Many I , ersons, when overtaken by AdiMVO., use no
rtion u letterer to cure themeelvea, hut reksing all prob
fered n•mr,hoo, seem to la• waiting for some supernatural
agency to corm- to their aid. The result la, that the dtoear•o
beeonn, roliropel , and mmh harder to cure. KENN - Ur: ,
\IEDICAI, Ditks,A EHY is new among the meet popular
11.1'1'4 { 11 of the any, and tone be add to be the only con.
for hr. mors in existence.. And we woold nuggtut to any
may ne nutlet mg with Fcrofula, Erysipelas, or any of th,•
hots catalogue of humors, to try an article that cornea to
them m ien $‘ It, testimonials of thousands who hat,
6.4. e cured.
4=l" F. long advertisement in another column.
llon•Aalo and rtoaii at DR. GEORGE IL KEYSER'S.
,lood stroet, aig - n of tho Goldnu Mortar, and at J. P
Vl.lOllEO'B, Allegheny. se3O:Jaw
44- Bat elyclor 9 B Hair Dye-- Why has no one
are.eeed d iu making a reliable Hair Dye, except . 13ATNIE•
LOH? Because they would avoid the cares, the thought, t he
pitlience mid labor nessauatry. Others, by short cuts.
would nut a reputation they cannot WIN: and by certificates
of feed chemists, and newspaper bravado, tight their way to
notoriety. But "industry has its reward." Witness the he
vincible reputation of HATCITHEAR'S IrAni DYE, mad..
dad soil, or applied, (in nine private rooms,) =3 Broadway,
New York.
s7old, wholeeale and retail, by Dr. 010. IL Firrait, 140
no30:11.1Lw
4i Why u• 111 you Suffer, wards ItISLIDF CAN BE
SO EASILY OBTAIN EDI-11ave yon a Sore Throat, Quinsy
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Croup. SUB - Joints, Front
Bites, Burns, Sprains, or Pains in any part of your system !
Yon can be relieved at once by using the most beautiful of
all Liniments, the " White Circassian Liniment," prepared
by Dr. scarr. of Morgantown, Va., and for sale cheap,
wholesale and retail, by Dr. KEYSER, 140 Wood street, and
P. FLRAfING, near IL IL Depot, Allegheny. See ad•
sernsement In another column of today's paper. inaar4,lm
/HP - Stockings and Hosiery tor Winter.--
If you don't want your feet pinched with had and short
Stockings, you will take our advice and go to C. ' , ALT'S, coo
ncr of Market alley and Fifth street, and buy some of those
elegant fine Stockings, that make your feet feel nice and
comfortable. Datt also makes and molls every variety of
Hosiery that you can mention, at wholesale and retail.
Itemember the place, corner of Market alley and Fifth
street.
./.- Oh! for the Fair.--100,000 citizens and
strangers will visit the Fair during this week, and all who
are I I want of a new head dress should purchase It before
going, at 161 Wood street, where can be found a large stock
of Fall and Winter Hats and Caps of all styles and color
wI. Bch we will sell cheap for cash.
B. S. grad silk hat for $3,
Lon't forget
e p. 113
4141- will antrudoca on Saturday,
August 30,1868, our .FALL STYLES Of! SILK HAN. Pal
mid ado them. A good Hat for $l.OO.
auto .110110 Ali 3 CO., 164 Wood IC
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Th.'.l I• 1 flj) Ll.lrli!T •• n rarious uevasittaa O@L
, •I'l, it a M.ll - relgt4 mattrily In ra.t
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r oorp,rl -. .,,r, Lrr
• •C.. AIeIAN
awl INVSOC CD Liver
rics.a.. -1 (3. !•icLasie, for sir 1.1
CAIII.ILN, N. J. March U.
MORGAN & CO.
184 W , xst street.
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1856, FALL AND 1 . INTER lo t
DRY ''GrOODS:
A. A. MASON & CO:
Twos. FolfthStreet,
.
'Dam recedrett opeu in a fki - 1i1.14.11.01
SPLENDID STOCK
Of DRY GOODS fur the FALL AND WINTER TB4D
Consisting or more than
150 CASES AND PACKAGES.
SILK Sit
DRESS GOODS.
121C=M1111
PAWLI.a=II.,II
• • .‘ Elegaut stpleS pf • "
Alen" PLAID, DhOCADE, OMBItE WADED, EXTRA
HEAVY PLAIN BLACK. nod COLOILKI) BILES
Baaatifal stylea of
1 . 121NT13D ItIOUSSRLIN D 6 LAINES, WOOL PLODS
PRINTED mgraxos, COLD PARLIEETTAD.
BLACK ALPACAS AND BOMBAZINES
N..nr Gennful and Scoldn
SUBBOIDERTICAr
WHITE GOODS
One Hundred Case, of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
LINEN 511EETINGS, DAVASK TABLE LINENS,
7TUFE/J.VG', AL ASR LTS, QUILTS _AND DIAPERS
Fitly Cases of
LONG AND SQUAW?. WOOLLKN PLAID AND PLAIN
AND STELLA
S 11 A_ IST LS!
FIVE HUNDRED CASFS
DOMESTIC
DR Y GOO'DB,
GINGHAM.S, ENGLISH MADDER PUNTS, SHIRTING.;
CHECKS, TICKINOS, FLANNELS. BLEACHED
AND DROWN MUSLLN B
.2000 CLOAKS, TALMAS ST MANTILLAS
Of nms style, In Silks, Velvets, Cloaking Meths and Zip
'r Cloths.
New Ooodg will be daily received throughout the season
*srONLY ONM
A. A. MASON & CO.
Prrrauraurt, Set:di:miter 6,1566.--1 m
4Fir Have Yon a Rupture of the Bowels:!
—I would most respectfully invite the attention of these ef•
9irted with hernia or rupture of the bowels Wray splendid
asap tnient of Trusses of various patterns, and to suit every
age, applied tied minder-thin guarantied in every case, at my
fact., So. 140 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa., Sign of the
(bidet, Mortar. Among the Trusses sold by use will be
found
Marsh': Rrdical Core Truss;
Pro,:h TTILATF.I, very tight rprisp ;
CUM JCno is Trussed ;
(.I,,blrena' Trusses. single and dmsbk
rothslical Tr:usds, children,' and mbar:
Fiserif's Eliyic Spring Trim, ;
Dr. S. S. Pitch's Supporter Truss;
The price of Trusaes vary from 2to VO. Hernial
or Raptured patients can be'eruited by remitting money and
sending the nuassnre around the bit" Mating whether the
rupture is on the right of left aide. I aloe cell and adapt
Dr. Ilanning's Lam or Body Brace, for the cure of Prolap
eris Uteri, Weakness of We Chest or Abdomen, Chronic
Ittarrhosa, and any weak ressidepending on a weak and debilt
tided condition of the abdominal miusclea.
Dr. Pilcit's Abdominal Supporter;
Snyhalz Man* Abdominal Bel 4;
Silk Eleirlic Brlfs ;
And nearly every kind of Supporter now In two. I Mao sell
Shoulder Bracer of every style, for weskit:heated and atcatp
shouldered persona.
/12.astic Stockings, for broken and varicose veins.
Saysowery Bandages, of all kinds.
Syringes of every variety and pattern, and in fact every
kind of mechanical appliance used in the cure of airmanes.
I IL KItYSFIIt wonid eau , to pervious in want of Braces or
Trusses that be can often aend to suit the patient by writing,
but it is always better to see the patient and apply the Trues
er Brace personally. Address
DIL OEO. IL KEYSIIIi, 140 Wood at,
Sign of the (]olden. Mortar.
Julo.dealy
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
tid-A Good Comparlson , ...The Rev. Wm. liambatt,
w II k tpqrn MetbodbA cicrgyzonu, relding at 1.4.111.
Irs the lug amusing but apt contwisudixtsvetu
:Jr. NFL:lnes celehrlate.l Vermitime, prepared by Flendmi
, frot_ or rdtebergli, arri a b-rret :
-A ferret, when placed at :he entrance of a rathelo, enters
the stet-tam tr.treis along the peattige, urines upon the rag
exterminates lie, existence. and draws the milard's tleftnek
GtIC,..” to the lite,t. And in like manner have I found
At laces Aoarrirax Venni/age to ore ate open WORMS , those'
dreadful and dangerous tormenters of children, This! tine
cdy, like the ferretcenters the aperture of the stiouth.tiavele
down the gnUel, hunts round the stomaeli, Ilia hold of the
worms shakes the life oat of the reptilee,tereeito clean Their
, lon, and carries; their carcasses clear not of the .ayeterr.
This, at least, has been the effect of the Verndfnge upon a y
children."
A neighbor of Mr, Roulet!, Mr. jialut liriapsoidopts the . :
simile of the reverend errtlMr, thus kith giving Miciir moet
imenuireeni approval of this greet specific, after having wit
nessed Re operation upon thew own children. Let other's
try IL and be satieded.
Pun-Moue will be careful to salt for Dr. 3PLANE'S CEL= -
EBRATED VE3t3IIPUGht, uncauftictured by FLEMINQ
BROS., of Pittsburgh, Pa. AU other Tertuilbgenin compar
ison are wartlike.. Dr. M'Lene's genuine Vermithge, eltm
hit celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable; .
Drug stores. None genuine without the algnatureof FLE3I
- BROS.
Also, for solo by the sole proprietors,
ummy° =v.,
eau... to J. KW 1. CID
oe; -dew! No. 63 Wood street.. corner of Fourth.
ir4 ,- PlLles, neglected, often prove fatal; lead toconsumi
ion Anoint the parte three times a day with DALLErit
PAIN EXTRACTOR,. If secretion form the rectum, then
insert the Pilo Syringe," filled with Extraction, and grad
ually discharge It as the syringe b withdrawn. It Deter
fail, to cm, cases of any ago of virulence, nor to give entire
ate instantly to all, frequently curing by one application.
Pike are known by the beat, itching and pain of the
area. Blooding pilot are canoed semethnes by the falling
of the whole bowel., which then press the fittest - heti
Crinaa tight against the ba,,kl+,,u,st and keeps the blood from
return in, up the vessels, similar to the blood being kept at the
reap of your ling, when a string is tied tight round It snob
is frequent, and for scrofulous humors and ulcers to form
therein, then procure , a perfect andorniutd supporter, and
wear a compress to the rectum, and continue to use the mhos
as itheve ; also rub it well over the tutus and extols:fen for
some time, and the natural bolas that support the licevels will
be contracted and made strong . , and your life wall be saved,
Properly applied, every case will be curd. Ii never fans.
None genuine without a eteel•plate engraved label, with,
signatures of
lIENRY DAUM', Mannfettarcir
C. V. CLICK.M.N blt k 00.,Manniactarns;
Sold at 2S routs por box by Dr. GEO. IL HEYDE% 130:
Wood .trio[, and I.y natrly every dealer to mosliduta
throughout the United States. AU cinders or letters for
formation or advice, to be addressed to 0. V. CLIEItIDIER
At CO., New York. oc7xlasr3iiir
HUFFMAN, NVCREERY 36 CO.,
I%.II.WARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEM.V.RB IN
PRODUCE, FLOUR AND AWOL.
No. 114 SicoND STREIT, PEr.r4cceon, Pzlu.
}LIFER ENOZA: ..
i...pt incur liarbaugh, 'Joseph E. Eider, St-tools:
Pittsburgh: Boone et Wyle, Philadelphia
it. 11. Palmer, " Garret & Martin,
MeGindlees, Means & Co., " James, lieut„Sontee &Co. "
li. Chills ,t Co., " Keene, Sterling & Co.,
Bagsley, Cvlegnive & Co., " Yard, illimtrre t Co., "
A. A. Meson .t Co., " Edward T. Mott, “
G. W. Stn'th, B heeling; Weaver it Graham,[ 41.4
A.. 1. Wheeler, lienker, Cincinnati. [oc7:ly
GEORGE BLETCIIER
MANUFACTURER
OF TUE CICLEBHASED
GOSSAMER VENTILATING :
ELASTIC BAND TOUPEES,'
Aud every dourriptiou of ORNAMENTAL HAIR for ladies
and Oeutlevuoo.
pea_ 741 FOURTH street, between Wood and Market, litta.
burgh, Pa. oc7;ly
AMUEL J. R. MeMILLAN, Eeq.p.oflgt.
ky Paul, Mluncsota, will be in this city on the losh.tnge..
and will remain ten days. Ho can be consulted in rotation
to the Purchase and Sole of 'Western Loads, Collection of
Claims in Minnesota, and any business pertaining to tho pro.
religion of an Attorney, at the office of
oc7:3t—Gaz
FOUND, in Allegheny 'City, n POOKET
BOOK, containing Receipts, Ito., which the owner can
hare by calling at the office of the "German Republican,"
Dispatch Buildings. oc7:lt
ATALII ABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
V AT AUCTION.—On THURSDAY morning, October
9th, at 10 o'clock, will be sold, at the north-wea: corner of
Third and Smithfield streets, a desirable assortment 4 (Well
kept Household Furniture, consisting In part or six dregaing
bureaus, marble top pier tables, Sue mahogany. enclosed
wash stands, three walnut high-post Wane:ado; one hair
seat sofa, twenty-eight mattresse% twenty-eight comforts
large quantity of spreads and sheets, sixteen mosquito ban,'
a large cook stove, with fixtpres complete, suitable ?or a
steamboat or hotel. P. 11. DAVIS, ,
oc7 Auctioneer.
ki[TyWVßFumpmwymnilF
- - - - -- - - GHENY AT AUCTION.--0a W.F.D7iI3.9DAN evening,
October Bth, at 73.4 o'clock, at the Merchants' -.Exchange,
Fourth street, will bo sold, to close ta concern, the spletaltd
first-class Steamboats Pittsbanth and Allegheny; witVerini
tore, tackle, &c., as they now lie at this Marine Railw% 4 t a r
further information, apply to - , • P. BE DAV
ec7
S TOCKS AND BONDS' AT AUCTION-.
On WEDNESDAY OVEgling, October 3thost .7% 0,104,
p.
at the Merchtuita" tachtutge,. Fourth Weer, wilLbo ,olo, - -
20 MUMS fdlektntice Bank Stock;
10 " Matta& & Barmen' Bank of Wheeling.
"V 73 Allegheny Odintty/iongt. V W] each.
DAVI% Amer kernl
P. IL
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A T TEE - 11131.7n0 3,P,RIVATE HOSPI-
I'AV- - -tsthbtlebiAloi; ate cu'airratßytkbilue, Peranal
Weakneweilerilie - Tithiiiialee of Youth and bleppitY, bY
44 , -46.1108. et--330* - Btrneui, c,Te• Yorke . . coixer
Main and Quay etreetiO(VMfroW '
MOST kelt:ls-XV.WhiIfYRNTIONr
="- huffintolisirldittie cure of general Debility .f ur more
properlyknownvaw Rervomi,Debillty,
..Low ftpiritriAusittnde, Weakness brthe 'tack tunittmlni,
Dimness of Vision de., &a, incimmitating" Ilara for
imantwoemsbin;tettii rritdeititrfilot ifiraliAhlkik* and
mkidal tat harriapenAtiesottpauditlpiri_ested, .„_,JP 4 ',Paellut.•
straitly cured'lmfront fi fteen`tO lt V ii nt7'" n3 a.-2-`"' p ee ar
Abia lnstreanesit, when-tied-iOrffolutly with' m CMOS
p 5 ; v IPMER:PARTICILitAR,"N6TICT,.: "'" 1 .
Di AMOS .1 }mob citifertdltedittythe - titest slrep'tleal ae
lathe morns of.thht Institnaent, Purge ilk*/
any instance where they may.proratoundlaecdeiyAnser afelt
trint,ArteriiionOisilf be - refunded returning , the Ultra'
moot in goodrrder. p r -
Torainivvrishiniqlas insiftit In 'sirtimeitt will observe
that the price. with the accomprwylug,ditectione,..securelY
lacked and wet by exPreag Is ten MAW* • '
NEW REMEDfES 'AND QUICK mints.
, Dr. AMOS AliON are the only Physiciana In, the State
who are menthere Ofthe Royal College of Surgeods;lsaidant
'graduates of ono of Oti
m most eminent Colleges in the Unite d
States. May be anoulted from right tine morning
until Mon at alght i ln every stage and symptom of thifVenr
real Disease, Onnerrlwas, Gleets, Pocondw y Symptoms, Semi
nal Weakness, Impotence and.Stricrares of the Urethra, ac.,
with inviolable secrecy. The treatment they. adtoptis the
result of "upwards of thirty years' extensive, andouccessinl
practice in London. The most Inveterate censor Venereal
Diseases. eradicated in eight , at nino days aniresiiea of a
slight nature in twttor three Jaye , at artiodetate dxpenne.
The cure effected without confinement or, hindrance from
'bueiness: also. nodes tindpsnolu the bear Mid limbo effee.
It is a melancholy fact;tbat thousands fail vintiMelo the
Venereal Discose,lowing to nnekilfril Men, w1i0,714, the nun
of that deadly poison, Mercury, ruin the congfftutidn, ammo
ulcerations with blotches on the head,. Smeatid-body ; dim-
WII3V of Edda, 410ilta to the ears, deem:sal, obetinste=s,
nodes on t h e shin bents, ulcerated spro throat,
nose, - with iff cturnal 'pane II the bead awl Ihubi, till at
length a general debility and decay c' to..cOnstliiiiticui en.
stawand period their dreadful
- tninia WARRANTED.'
Dr. AMOS & SON bavo deYrdiad thole affetttlea °lda.
eivelyto-thus peculiar rlatii,of ithirtlattf they
have consequently been. enabled to' _render to die YellOW
creatures is fully Withal and-gratefully acknoWlOW by :4
; convalescent puking and others daily anteing. lirttown
from ell parts of the country, the the,exprese patio* only
of obianiiltilleri.'whika Mmit,eiertions have been crowned
with-the malt eigharadvantageet : yet from whitt they have
experiencedin Inquiring Leto the causes of tusks .'.fectiotta
complaints (from thelimoatelmple condition to that of the
most dangerous end` inieterated) they have alsrayrenter•
tallied the possibility of their prereution and tells:sod, and I
likewise invariably found that the most berritahvand =dig-
natal:Amu of disease could almost always be traced to one
of the following canoes :—lgnerance, neglect, or thelMleef
recta of unskilful and Improper treatnatat,;, therefore Dr. f.
AMOS & SON' have succeeded in dlecurcring, ibikselec
aim of their remedies, a eafe, effectiaal land cautious course;
omitting all conibinction of remethes whlch,bear int,eqatvo•
cal character, as well am those whose premature or Injudi-
dons application might be productive of had conwqpenese
in the handset private individuals: In abort, the healable
end of their remedies is the lesseuingof a grandmaLapf hu
man misery by the alleviation. relief, and provention of I
those grievous afflictions that are in reality the Watt foes of
life, and which, while thiry-so extensively surround ust, call
ulna for our skill and interference for their extermination.
TO PATfENTS ABRO A, ft. f
Dr. AMOS k SON lucre rude arrangements whereby
packages can be forwarded with aecresy end elnapaclito any
part of the world.
Addreaa Dr_ AMOS A BON, corner of Main and Quay
drama. (up stairs.) Buffalo, N. Y. • --cc7:41.17
A FARM FOR SALE.-147 AtWof :prime land, aittuVe on the Youghiogheny rive4attr mike
above Mcgessmirt. on the opposite SAO of the river. 76 to
30' acres are beet river bottom land z 35 acres firat.qiimityup
tand ; Undies in abundance and of 'the choicest hitid.P The
improvements emulator a Ihick-Housecontaining slx.fooma
and cellar, mitt,- double porch; also;-a small Erma 'Ho'llee,
.hewed log A ilarn, and all necessary outhoThiloglw tl tine'
Orchard or fifty bearing apple trees, anq young Apple
Orchard grafted tram the hest an' rbtdeett frnitcvrill be
found - on tha.premises.- There Ls also an old iiitpbtlAlted
Ferry and Berry House on the hunt , r • ' •
. For price mid term. Apply,to -. , • , '
eCT:ditv- - ' ftimTratate
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BOOK by - the- author of--"-Pronk
ja_ Farleith." LARTAIKII LPITIZGOOD, 'Big, a
3 ontift Gel:lumen who wishettlo amstife, and saw lteccont.
lag -b7W - Ftonk E. Smedley; bal..; 'within. - of , oewia
&c.'
bred. aril& O the fiteatlftind Ytul,.B3lirn Etawer
anther of "Undo Tom% &lan."
The . .e°b9fteat'of KatiNsi,by
Utstori ofK+rash fr , M 1 the. passsge oLher.pTguokise tmtll
the'close of. July, 18414 by WiJlistu...tbillips, car Cripoitsleot
of the N.Y. Tribune. -
A largo supply of the above...oats moot reoelrtsl mid for
asle W. NILDENETNNEY_&(3I,I4
oc7 - . NUM at oppoeizelu.
CC. & C.—Conveniebt; C6thßirbible4ind
. Cheap, i* the Dwelling Alone N 0.41, Baptkptie.t,
bereold nn easy terms: by • ' ' ~
0111111181M,4 SON, 51 Marketat.
i t VALUABLE B criLDulo - LOT .. :11 - 31), feet
front'on perm street by: /at limp, ter Mae orr.easy
terms. . 11..00T1113141tT st-AQN,
5.1 Minket, sleelst.
"(II CHROMATE POTASII-1000 - 11.1nit
it, received and for sa fely (oc7) • vranase' pa.
ID - RUSSIAtE POTASH =lsoo` IhB ~'uet
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received mid f..t lude by (607)
CORN STA atom and fot
(04'0 risausu lutes.
ECKER'S FARINA:L . -5W the in store
1 4 1. end for ROO by OM
nt - tir27011. 7 - casks, juatylirervigni*ll for Ittioby - • vey I'LEXIING4IIOB.
,
aiaks julit Toed.lulaTforainie
fl[IM SIIELLAC--80TFIVE in sto'redini for
-5ut.1416.5y.-- tofr) . -_ „ - yugstqa-ws.
0 ago by r 4) qe-
IQUORICE btdo bn' hand and
LA for IWO/ _ (Q 7)_. FLRMINargiOt
VODA ' ASFI; of4lo6ll.tAdlitifoTin q*ity,
inetheletensi try the te6
at Virsottaii' Ou band nalcrtcreaMe-br" - '
rismactigies. •
ONCENTRAVED . ILYE-44 - jr-uelr. e
for naming eiiip!•eiciiiittl rot. fe Pntanerf
nupect. On hand and for a tip 11.13,1121M1AL
101DLL BUTTER—, 3 -larreTZTprime4resh
roreiTta rnitroadlinicfir *tie
11.E.MLY it. 00U31413.
IttliSi OR
TER
Wilt remote,
TeA ROE •A D CliteDlD'' DI
Ntk,
1 0...91 Aarket
Between the Dixinanti and 111th etteet.- next door txr4ohn
Orr&g.n,„ on Octohft nth, A
Where he n'otaltt nrvite cdtkoriorl„nad the m oped
keteiAny, - #
LARGE AND ,ELEGANT STOCK
FALL Sc.' WINTER'. GOODS,
To.sidchli4 winihrtwa*'
A4lllOOlO 46;;' - titiA„N:iviAlike,Sfil'lii "
:daring ti‘o:PetziOn.
01710 E OF THE , '!11. lan, rnallf • ATNC ttfl
,J./110 Colosoo-it...ll,yru; 003HEEHrg
riOsigEph, rctober*
MIMS COMPANY , :11AS , c0VVW•••11) E
TROUSAN FRET IN LENOTII OF AO MPTO.
IRKLII OF *II CR WORK, Of 'of' Alkthony.
To thlo- (web Ii inelrukxl the flrbie. 'orrotoi the m.
Tbero-wfkbe some '3ls,ooV : feet of 'etpuun. - Tito*"rod
.10.1 ho plod!,
_•••• • • t td
FrOpoeltkois for turobgling thoiAn.bcr:and &lips Mama.
will be ro*.y4ti.'4 - kbe 254 fait: ocß:lt
U.
lr AUG EH' „LAUGH !' . -14trither , Littdelpl4.
Ofiincet biiigeftnit&t* the . dft.) r ,'!gto. tPl"lll4blr
l'•dri,rgb• 94 - Lewis 14TIUda.? • • •
' Zetitnicit virrtv'ti**l:, -
Young Oint 144ard
• KePit.frio. 'K'Suritkre,'
Author of Pronk
lifestrated by qintistiatli. • -'- • -• • -
For sale by = . • - Tr:llTV)tfeltV r
oe6 Na Re Sittibliebriitreol,
ICO Ell PRECIN'I`ATE---10(
rausArrotiirTc
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.0; Corner IS4 , f tint! Wond
Q UASSLA--60uas. Rasped. tar
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D fitIBARI3--300-lbs.. Roa aid •Plawfd for
AA, mile by' (o 6). A VAR“itb."NCA:.49).
GTRITILING7SILMLBi4 A.
A. AtASON,h CO. Lap just.seceival soutedlinegiialko
perior Traveling BlunsOtt. - ' ' '
ONNET ItIBB.ONS .10
a Pall . Bonnek Itibbops Put recgiveti.
0;6 . A- A., 1t411).N.
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ONNET R SUES-- , looo ,, doten ,, Bonnet
B
-Rushee, plain and fancy r for ' ..j
ocii• , 3 • A.:111,14A80N.t -
WAW,TXD---40,000 8. *.- or
which we will pay thelkichcwt neWitet prittpiny t
wh.
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p TILE LADIRS.--,-.1 4LeleititiiidtlVV.mi
,...
.11. tort llama and Melodegna teed
the Penntoyliatthilliata Val 4 by :WM-11,e
' lor, together' with attn Inbfe c
cnAIY that arrived, frontliostore too tate tt r/ I 4
IhtonldhlttowparAte seen ettptetairtiMirled
bstAtbn DUimihd alley aid t
The Wile and the pabite, generally are ceillireldlY laTi•
ted o9 , • • 4 7 1 41-ing Tl r k
codr."' %wove ns•
AVING dispotelfoemistigiiit the Gra
" " jemgma l
et, i s - en:4=mnd them to rox FaltioF4in„A!e.--Aqoaumw
daitnentelt
I return my thanks for the liberal paytatage bestivrea.on
Me while Itibulditoile33ty n-n sot MaallAk few wens at
the old Eland ta rattle. ap,amouttak lokostAltate,kaaming
theanaldirini Indebted' allr - jdnairilettle," - nill'harlng
claims present thorns. lost] It. DRAWL
jrPoly • A
316. 6 43. Monte Palm hitvini_l:o,t au F. tt.
of No, litrulttitiaranzalil ie -1 4ienVelinattlIcit a motion
attce4ol4 pi o x p er a, atuntrirg them that i hey mayalwart,
depe u p o n porehaahig the heat Tens, lii.tees and family
fironericsaothe.ohl stand. they inteild key tag, A lw a th er
I L a ougi /Atha binkituutteta, awn., tombs, ud. long. czniart•
~,,,04,,,Akegroexty.bussess tackling Ikeln'te 41 0 00 !ttetthe
ropewhiglelltba that BYlitcla ef Join
All he toli at the small eat Jiving poott r ir
No aliatiiminit will liematle final the prite asked,
...Am t icoodstianst bt• gala for Oti , dearer,.
- The- publie , nrill lave many , dollars in - the cottrae.i>Lthe
year by gatroubslng the ready moot? artablintnnent,„, Male.
-who giro ntectlr alwilye charge - accordingly. Wa'axtnideer....,
mined to try .the atah -tuatara' art& mann
try../ta., MCPRRIS k
L.ttlainond,liftr..ll2 Mar - ket amen ant OdeteVaalleas
' . 71 - Ij S USE — A.N- / 1 10t4.3191Migr
rue In Ilatatagicattatta-AOS,
Waeoln . gton. Fora a4oraneagrVeroaa e .i.atg Am olootth ,
ull',9fAltagiemottitakoll to the Real Itatatooutt,et
.fteelq, -,10, s 5 8 eirrallkler &
61 Market-Wean
AUSTIN WADS;
No. 9.1 Fourth it.
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