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TUtSILLY—MOBBING. JULY 14. d
ldr: de norfe to Elria
totreelvea or idle stioh y eltrsvatrit
peetstio
ever-ardent temperoktrintOraslollotWorm
and o berWialigotpirgorgg
nut
that deeplyThitTireastiVezif./Vec___ ,
eitotatioalikeditii ileloWscilWirAr.3l o so.
g ads
itma pv e Nt fi nct=43 l a
have maw torof illtribrArAgdest
:rratorl °AVM
la all publif Vaal l aiser -- e0,,q4
the ettarehest' w 1!"?, 'tipOf coarse
the eolwarastit*Werjaht to give
r'ytbariu dtr
hart ui#4:lottiottrarteist
the tiligii*C4A4l 4 6*.. MAW'
ing matattftlitaltad3etaa,.. S9i .Y
Wm,
for the day or the hear, seals them.
There are so triasfitelteibleints • • • ••• •
stiaditiOrlrff.t . ...
&rive, itgarisesitaFirom' our
ImPeriorliuni„ from
forming 4hlittlxietilailobtef what our
generals And artateWsiiiii itchieve. Not
,that all wiiwistif&4oitght to wish for
—is notiAits abundantly fulfilled;
but tilteensummatioa may not be yet.
At any rate,•it is better to have the event
for which we are waiting, prove more for
tunate than we have anticipated—for in
this case, experience has shown us all that
it is both easier and pleseanter to amend
than to desiand, contrary to the general
physical law.
We say, therefore; that we do not we to
encourage, either in ourselves or others,
any extravagant. expectations as to the fate
of Lee's army; but while giving all des
weight to the suggestion of caution, and
while we worldprefer to abate rather than
excite the too high hopes of many, we
cannot refrain from saying that the reports
de look so favoirable sii fairly to promisees .
• great and most decisive results—and these
too possibly within a few days.
B.estatauc e to tire Draft in New York.
The teachings of the Woods and Brookes,
and the other (minor) native lights and
quits of the sham-democracy .Of New
Tea city, have not altogether failed of of-.
feet. Nor are Valloadighom and Co;
sad the other perambulatory orators, who
Levi, visited that metropolis to fulfil their
mission of treason, withoutfruita to show as
the harvest-gathering of their labors. The
platfornterend presses of the so-called do
mccirsoy have assiduously sowed the seed
of disaffection among the people—that por
tion of the people, of course we mean
which, through the elective affinities of a
common moral and political corruption and
degradation, follows the chiefs of Mozart
sad Tammany,: and their organs at the
press, (when there is the requisite literary
ability to read the latter present)—and now
we lairs the result in a mad incendiary
mob, whose madness and lawlessness may
have yet to be quenched in blood,—while
the fake and cowardly miscreants who
have been so long inciting them on to this
ilolent.resistance of the Government and
its officers, are now doubtless keeping
themselves carefully out of the way—that
is, out of harat's rosy.
Bat that mere brutish ignorance should
be the solo vioUm—that a blind, wild mob,
made blind and wild by having their, worst
passions stirred up by cunning demagogues,
should bear the penalty alone, when the
mere guilty instigators are suffered to ca
ws, this, the country should protest
against, and insist that beyond mere re
praska and dispersion, the poor instru
fonts]. ..mass of passion and ignorance
called s mob, shall not supply the coax to
filth itubjeets for punishment, bat tha t th
teal criminals shell be brought forth end
made to bear, the penalty.
Tie Action of the Missimet State
Cone cation ***** cod.-
A large and antimslastio meeting was
hold at the Court House in St. Louis, 011
list Thursday night,which was partiaipst
. .
ed In by those opposed to the action of the
late State Coniinilori in ad`optiag the Ares
schemeof emancipation, in declaring
vs property free from taxation, in deny
the .P"*". ik..../TYPelie ,voting to
their own rulers, and refusing the
)41plc the privilege of voting on the ordi
`.manoe of emancipation. 31 57 01 *
prodded, and Chirles D. Drake, Henry J.
Blow, C. B. Johnston, B. Grad Brown, and
others spoke:::_
Rwandans were Micitist setting forth
- AM the - action of the Stato Concordia*, in
its last mutes, was arbitrary, tyrannical,
and in opposition to the plainest principles
of Republican givernmant, proving that
the body from which it emanated to be us
. worthy of the respect sad confidence of a
freeeople.
Th p at although its enactment Is entitled
to be an 'WPM" for the emancipation
of slaves,",me can regard the enactment of
the convention la so other light than a
*overt attempt to strengthen sad perpetu
ate slavery in Missouri, under the dliguiee
professed: - purposesad to liculornik
That we hold that thi n PeopieUtimWari,
m the citizens of a State occupying apses
in this republican Overeaten; are entitled
to the principles of popular sovereignty
and the right to &Dose their own rules;
That in condemning the sets of the con
vention as a body, we exempt from:our eon
• demnatiou s felt men who labored to se
cure the people their constitutional right/3
sad tho banditti of speedy emancipation;
Tbs- in max judgment, the coudition et
Mbilogrr.ditimude relfek wide -- can only
:14„eretokoll ematicipadon—not seam
`lance but now, cud we , therefore declare
ourselves in favor of a plan of emancipa
tion which will be most speedy in its oper-
Thst we recognise in the sutherlty of the
.Ligialature the power to call S convention
fresh from the people, 'which shall take lip:
propriats meant focobtaining a/drawls*
the Impositions practised by the. aid con
• mentloni and relieve us of the burdens*en
tailed upon ail by - the Institution of obtesky;
That We'atie . re to Saver the owners of
Awes by a body of mee,tightly majority
at whom wetelarge.sleashalda* at
mewl of others;by exempting slaw prop!
arty from aU twee, exhibited a spirit ea
awrow,loadweiniand mercenary; and St
the same time so unfair, as to equally merit
oar coodessitation end -contempt.
Re, therefore, eall•upost dm legislator*
to order an, election fee members to a Wit
oonventiou/st se idaYiii• prefab:able,
-mad hereby lastruetrourSonaiove ondiSep
..,,eseiwtottles frost thilr.e;dll44 fkirfirtheir
cioldlloitbdittenes to that ensnare.
.ThsesetuotoltMe of sewn ikiiippolnied
WiltalTreddint to tlid'Unti;ldadd•
''lttkitolditif the Suits - Canna= to carry
110411..**Irs.itgibik!BoOthll._. " ':•
obiat itititooldlifiatotm oroonti tait-itto
zobot am gut 176 norsUil !It R14111“01111.
e op
• i heek4r.
go, JW eed
fflj, th.
sews from Vicksburg, Governor Vern
veacezlarpist, fres speech and
lbSeas Uri/ rights and pro-
ernor I had St. Patrick 8 iiiirseulous gilt
A
ctbat lisaniehLdeliver l At/Me State
14441 the poisonous ripkiligilith iblito/41..1
are gent emen e 0 - Eh
-1°494e rMiltitittifiiii
Ailise--talk about coairearlaboarben the
r t. e a m u t r WS ik. of '.. • ' we. '.. ii . .' e . i n •
. f
Trevor in NYSakintoltliale/Yil•argi lB6l,
3r alitwas ro ed to pass resolutions
iit favor sevetosionista voted it
gkiieni Askeidiathen (enee4erthern. friends
got id .11fflidnistfy body legged them
to haid"fig.ol.l.stilidierred to a Convert
lip Of the States, for 'tech maiinfreslo be
'etifed as should secure each the-fulljand
-.. 3 enjoyment of its righte and preet
eigy; they voted it down by thirteen yeas
it eight nes , i, every slave State voting nay.,
Taiklabont compromise, when not a single
.message of the President of the so-called
ithatfederste States, or of, any Governor, of
a Southern State, net a public sPOelier
the Sauer has proposed it 7 Talk. shout
compromise, when they defy the Govern.
mentotrut. ridicule theidea of any form of
free 1 siia independent goat rnenetti ben
they call our glorious stare and stripes a
hated ram when they say that-if peace was
estabUalted, they would not associate with
Northern_ Copperheads without balding
their noses I (Laughter.) -
Peace is impossible noon any' other terms
than upon the entire subjugation of the I
rebels. The man; whoever he be, North or
South, who is in favor of peace or a cons
promise under the present circumstances—',
a peace of a 0013100 mise that shall sok:need-I
edge the so-called Southern Confederacy,
is a traitor, and as richly deserves a hemp.
en promouou as Jeff. Davis. (Cheers.) '. e
of the west swear by the Eternal to make
no terms of , peace, except by an uncondi
tional surrender by the traitors. There - is
bat one way out of this war, and that ill
the way through it. We must move upon
the enemy's works. (Cheers.) We must'
each sacrifice personal preferences, person- I
gond property, and if required, ourtives— ,
sacrifice anything, everything, that the,
grand old Republio may live. (Loud cheers.)
Vie raze &PORCH Car.
I am decidedly in favor of freedom of
speech and freedom of the press, bat there
is a wide difference between the right to
talk freedom and the right to talk treason.
Vallandigham'a arrest tor expressing trea
sonable sentiments, will fetrutsh a text for
traitors to harp upon for months and
years. But the rights of Vadandigham
sre not to be considered as superior to the
rights of the Republic. A deserter was
shot acme time since and upon examin
ing his knapsack afterwards, there was
found his menial pabulum, in the shape of
Yallandighads speech, as published in the
New York World.
Every nation is entitled to the right of
self preservation, and , tf these arrests are
unconstitutional, then your Constitution
itself is uoconsulutionst, because it says
that the writ of habeas corpus shall not be
suspended except in Oases of rebellion or
uivaston, and it *hail ti is suspended in that
case. Rely upon the cOncin wttb their
stow, crude prim:elves, listening to ingeni
ous arguments of their counsel and the
doubtful and ambiguous instruction of the
court to the jdry I Rely upon them, while
your country' is bleeding at every pore
I and the enemy thundering at your gates!
ha T be h as e C c o o n rp s as titu c ton it
h s a ay s s us th pe a n tLli d o
w w h r e i n t e o v !
er in case of insurreation or rebellion the
public safety shall' require it. Tee Presi
dent has the power to suspend it, if there
is a traitor in the land he has not only the
power, but it is his duty to arrest him and
send him south, where he belongs, as in
the case of Vallandighain.
That man Yallandigham does not possess
one warm, patriotic impulse- It was he
who in Congress voted against all meas
ures providing for supplies for the United
States Government; wno by his disloyal
sentiments has been discouraging enlist
ments, and who, in every place, has been
talking against this glorious Government
of Washington's and ours, and yet he is
nominated by a certain party es the can
didate for Clovernor of Ohio! It Ohio
shall doom herself to the everlasting infa
my of his election, then the star that an
, .. wr rs to her name shell have no association
its the everlasting cluster that proclaims
the freedom and , tamer of this American
Government. (Ctieere.) - we are not Co
I talk about arrests; no, we must quiet tree.-
, scn when anti wherever found; tilers is no
crushing out this rebellion: until we extin
guish the fire iirthe rear—l will take that
park, (eriesl'Am!ttake it back;') yes, be
eline* the country will be saved anyhow.
(Cheers.)
InIITSCIII 'WORTS.
Fellow-eithens, I speak upon this sub
ject with feeling and emotion, bat I am for
the Union, and will spend whst little of
life Heaven has likened in. with before the
ever glorious ewe and stripes shall trail
in the dust. I am a Southern ma a , and
' there in Kentucky is the grave of my
mother, the home of my childhood; and so
help me God, before one jot or tittle of
Southern rights shall be torn from them, I
would lay down my life, I could ask for
them, that when this glorious nation shall
he restored, that it shall be free from the
everlasting curse of human slavery.
7:11Z PIO4I.AVIZY SORTHZEIS martins.
Northern traitors have stigmatised this
as the Abolitionlsta' war. I firmly believe
that the Almighty Ruler intended that this
rebellion should be the means of obliterat
ing slavery; the first shot tired into Fort
Stunt= was the first shot into slavery, and
the traitorous slavery oligarchy can take
the credit/of it 'if they will, but cannot
blame the war upon the Abolitionists or
the-North, /Jut lam prone Co confess that
I shall have no regrets if,la the great con
-1 tide which are going on to preserve this
nation, slavery is forever blotted out. No;
swaer than see this glorious Government
destroyed I would see every plantation deso
lated, sindevery slave set free. I firmly
believe that the day.is not far distant when
the natiOni Of :the earth will hail with
gladdening shouts the unfurled banner of
UnlVlClSSl•manctipation- (Greatchsering.)
I hair never: thought that a pablie man
need fear to express hie sentiments; and'the
truer, to the suggestions of his own hesit
the Winenerltill.tielthe'reePthil e i 4 theTOP
War heart. 1 hiie never feared to eip elm.
mine, andotow pfledsdin that. Ilse* alway a
been an' and-slavery thani,and there le-no
terror -for atia-ist-tbsory_of liAbolitioniaL"
The proudestiminsiit of nuniinpo re which
that voice ever placed man in could
at hide= maid sire - np:theite eindinenta
of liberty and rzoo hlUll aus linit o y ;
Tmi...14.16 . '
. 1 1
1
- The Mir bar biro iiiii - ilidliirW:itht Rabat 1
as possible under the 044110111tainion. We I
L had no army or wavy to speak. of. Had to'
enlist troops, and drill and - equip them—
, kid all the arms and uniforms to manufac
ture—to build vessels and gunboats, in
stead of these;etolen by the rebels, are to .
increase cur nialryto replenish ttlreasury
impoverished by robbery—we had all to
' do, yet. we have done it, and now have a.'
navy that will vie, with any on the globe,
and ths most extensive and bravest army
that wee ever hrought together compoeed
-ef-thawelY-liceserstad-chtvairi- a Ali itte
country. WhenAlfa'. retied that we have
had naval battles 2,1109 miles apart, and at
the 'name time Maintalaid's tdockade"2,ooo
Milt, in extent—when - we take a retro
eplietive view' of oar military condition at
the athinletioimelithf the war,'al compared
erlth our Omens army and navy, and :a
member.what we have acoomplished, there
is oertgely no asnethinking man who'can
tomplast. - ,Tits post aim of the Govern-.
*eat leltellit-Aleilait:eill; iliCifie now Gee
4hsbegbiabli 41ho end, :We are soon . to
oktvelist #o , sitatest mooed= of`vier
WIN sOltiollioTor beheld I (Cheers.)
. .
ter . a I a . s 6 • . - . - t j a ;,‘
■
lit : xsw
tamed
of I
BOOTS AND somcikiis.
The well-
Boston low
Dees retreat, says
A signi .can or or . . .
to the corps cozgq.re. "Bilten
orkiyune
diately what a e l
. , I.n• on am nte
ivem rra, r
tt UV" Oa a laws ~.ma... .- _
the General in, inawkinia i dol not .intend
Chtitioynkrebelliln still, mid alto, the
sit° escape. Malone" Lee ie moving
0 is pins—you see them inovhigirpon
the trotbfanithe Fairfield road—he bun
strong rear f,paid. Boma officers desired
I to attack today. "No, that hi whet Let
Vents us to do, and I am not going to do
it," was the reply. With his forcecontein
mated Lee could resist a strong attack ' u
we did at Malvern Rills. Lee is "mitring,
weaker, Meade stronger. Couch le . close
at haritt. Pierce is over the other side of
the mountains with ten thormand. Men,'
ready to be in at the 'proper moment.
French is near Rsrper's Ferry,' mid no a
day or two Meade will have his army up
to its . manic:nun before embattle. I should
not be surprised if Meade did not attempt
to pursue Lee. It is possible on the other
hand that rhea Lee arrives at Chester,
.Thornton's and the Luray Gape of the Blue
Riage,throngh which he must peas to reach
Richmond, that he may 114 them in the
possession of Ilesde. Looking at the map
; you will see that Lee has • marchof one
hundred and seventy m il es from Gettys
burg to Culpepper, by the nearest possible
route. bleeds can reach . Culpepper 17 a
march of one hundred and Simon miles.
Meade can receive .supplist continually
from Washington by rail atFrederiak and
at Culpepper. Being on the inside he @Or
em Washington by his movements. I e
hav
a conviction that the army of Lee never
will see Richmond again.
ILIT4Rr .roTICEL
- - -
. -----
Boma. or ltssamassi.
Bid Dirtrict Penney Made,
MI I earth street, Pittsburgh.
triztl BST a CITHIS.--e.ubstiwites will
cr'' be examined etthls Milos between the hones
of ton nod one o'clsolt delsy, ay tai ass day when the
heroic Matt.d le ordered to report.'
waned lemons deeirom of prematins substitutes
constliee aorta is mitts, to too Board, stating the
day toey l eppeer. end string the Substitute's
name, residence', ows, and whether ea Omar elitista.
• When the substitute Is puma end sworn he t the
dew:el man will reo.trea Cerstillasne that e•he Is um
t ravesty 'abject tads , solittary duty Infos aka Lana
for wipe. halm drafted, hy weimen ol basing Math.
od an &septette suostottatis."
. PAIXUCHT Or UM
The payment of three hundred dollars to t h e Com.
mLa..o, r of 'Memel Reveller. lairds &Allot, Will,
n prerautetiow of hi depth:Ma escalate at thin of
ice, on or tofore thadayen which t h e tonna dratted
I. ordered to repot, MIL °Mille the plums to '• mt.
till,ete that be Is •ulischarged froa foradr UAW,
'mike Ode drop
*ANS 0/1 USD= MIL
The tollowlog te published from the regulatfaus of
the Fhovost sastshal General. foe infuratetion of all
°scanted :
Ilse .Laster and &meant of Midenai reghltitisto
reale the goes. lon of dleguelifiestion SO esoant of
sg. meet be dstemalsed tw t h e Board of ineolDnent.
oach-dliqueliflontaa shozld ha dearly and ;Mil
proved is tie Bawd, haters slimp4ori to rowed
under this plea. The following nanshouLt In con.
I.' y retarded, e's
Thaaftldmit of the person claiming execlipUon
moot, In ski ea-re, L. reqolled,soppottal by as much
of tem Whoa's& t. misturay as as ha ob.alned. or .
msy b • deem. d requutte:
I. Byot en math.. leased extract from
the legal nig
birtbs it there be sup suds registry.
x. By soy other l authen.icased documenhdp Nip
de b.
tenomg to establish tho fact of age.
L. ri., toe Mildevit ot the went.
4. By the e Mdevits of such other gaitsrespectab
•ooll Aoot 0•8 M. Ma) Iload. of fsomitee,
mute li.ely to be euformsd oatoe subject.
Toe .vaunt of ender,. herein misdeed to este.
olon a claim to szeption Le the Waal which tits
nl •Shut% d accept; llo and tf to any ems Um Board
ha• re•a:u to daub, the character or salliciency of the
seldom . ° 1.100 nted, tt eltrild dentine g•antmg the
exemption, ante. such adclithaud inceifm it may no- 1
guar. he troduced in Jot to Los co..mdend, without
ayt.ylog the ba.lmas of toe draft.
Th. votneese• should in all cases mem they ors
to am ut ban oia, end are residents of Oh. county.
Dna f saD 11.612 iLlirtlnT
from the earls& Districts us the days fueutioued to
tals, v.: - '
da.'rn BDair, JULY • 1 fl—Those from the Illet,
dec.ud, Third and ht..nrth ward. Pittstmegb.
TIJUItoD h 2 , JULY sa—letfas, Math, &meth,
Viotti end fitoth 'Muds, Pittsburgh.
111.001).1 1. JULY x7—Lawrenoesule, TOMplinlSCe.
Vii 0. it eat Pittsburgh, Motioegatela liturtualt,
8..e0h l'ltteaurah, Illenunsbarn. lest ktirmlnghaos,
ill' Kron,vrt, Dimasbotb, West Elisabeth. Pitt tows
etio, 1 sus, Plain. , Mtn sod Peebles
TUE Da Y, JULY o—Willitlits township, Patton,
Ve,...111,e, Elisabeth, Minim Jefferson Downier',
B.ldisto. Lower St. Liao. U.:U.'', esut..pper it.
t lam. ilharlfe - e, tloutb rayes•e, North s spite,
findlay, lissisloson, Moon, Lessosut and Baylis!.
3. ItaluOti Illygpitg.
Captain and Provost Itarstuu 2rd Distrust.
Nlid.ju•Sel.•
2.0•001 11.11.0111.4 • • Ill."
221 District at Vaasa
Pittabardb, Pa., July 13,11161
(1-&'3IAINTNNANCE OF ORALFT,siD
—Prapossis ertil be malted at tisk
dace wall nil Us Itomme, Jig, it. WM as
wo'dcea,L,BleitDlßD AND I.ODOIDO aren't
men, frdes anal of their reporting al tideeirsad
quarter. until ibay are dischargad or trusts:PM to
tn. rendezvous about to be eataidiabsel lets.
Bidders all dew the scanner of men tboy 05D
funded, and the price et Warding sad &edgingsacs
raki,.
Payment will to ands monthly by the Prevail.
antsiGoo2-04L
TDO aggregate nest for board sad kdgtag neat
not as 1W tarty cants par day, or ter beartiog okras
thirty cents. J. BISON 10801111.,
Captain and !meet Yeasbale
MA Dist. l'asaa.
PUBLIC JMOTACES._
PITTBBIIIIGH FEMALE COL.
LKGL—A isteetiegor as Stockholders wad
Trtitieni win take piece in the Oellege, on WHD.
[BD 41, the inth hart. as IsKi tecteek Ml*
1114 2t EltAksit, fee%
011011.
Dawn Q. X. Osonal:s Oincesa
riusowih: P 4. Jutyl. nes. j
Ilerolmes wlke Wm, est.=
del'lcht ut aso
a.
litinOmof
pm [hrob, bpss
ar raat
&hair somata as um paw&
cable. O.
/AD Lisa. 001. seta D. Q. IL GeneraL
Icl3. B. LOAN AGSNOY.-1 am au
thodsmi to °outdone touted?,
toe the ha) aft Per Out amid& in= l
Lund nut. All *pate who lutebeni eidtHei .111
plane outlast oath the oboes data:
HAIIIII. Lean Aitud.
At Heins, Sot • o°,lk
Oorner of Tbtrd eadlirced stray PdtdadoloOk
ft9-i
Onus*, Winnow Taulorzooffliall 1J0..1
fltootospOlay IMMO& J
O.NoTICE IS MOSSY GLUM to
floboodases to doe Jhoolt of dr Wort.
aro TradogjonofkoL Oossooadr
_Out oa asomosood of
IVII Dub 14.1141 (16 00) TER, NUM tio tom
toded poo the stook sabootibodogyablio si OW Moo
of tho MOM; St 01 Or Wore the
12tat h doj of Joao, IMI3, sad s Itke
at
miry
m dojo thotoodOw. wain otloinotle maid
Ity mho of the floord.
d. J. 1100 1 fibL. rooffoloty.
.
. • :TIMADIftIf aIiPAATNIIIITtf
.11 — .911 11 : , Give notice that enbeeriptian
ikex
will .D. mama for IllOrowlforosty elm tot
0.1144 ot tor, during iokr, Do lame. sales.
Da Da oisto astradially dlisoltiosd of Nis M 0
row/. Vary sotsootfolly.
S. P. OH•111,111100ofiflf,0 111 .Mj.
To O. ST. DOIDOIDOD,Dobooffo,7. ! 91
•
JAI •
yrs= ,s.S.ussia 111111MIKIII 1.0.,( .1
•*--• 'Moult% 11;.11101k,
Wpril:PEND.—"The riligdittCiad
' Am u r . of ta• liunssiilos Co.
have...this pas declared a .Diribod of vo.sea....
I.A$B mo tIC QUID OD 80) psSibaso_ostpt
tga emilsporit.• list I= assoslo, pissbleAOlN DOO
holifistiva sod Oa
lytalso .. D. IL /1001,
. .
ri-:_1111.401:1.1.114.-4 otookboologo of
u'eY sts , tutu omr ornosfer OP. Of.
nanny Antlita' that frOGIV lb. WIZ
President • ma
en. on atom o l er" , Er eh Miof Jay Dozy la
air dealt tb• • onipsnri is Tompree.
"nez"ti. " °,l "44 °eta' ? Iw TragideTht.
gyp. ••" • w GTA.
• toms humorous ViihthCM.
Iftttoburits, Jaw Mb.
RFIg hOOLI-AAINUAL VAN)
of the Batts of tattling!: doe Juir Is ti IIU,
wut bo pat *a thot ditto, otollts ollasiolhhoGodeps.
ny, m ths City of flusbordh. ?snow bi=
piss of thy food dos Jastastilli.Ulth.
pistol Mots tat possot.. . • - •••
: • a:OUL TM
MAN (6, 7
ffertl4
111,041 If t .e.ij .4 e t
—4,llNiii Of
L a t a lial i ltroT b"P . luo i flifor Lea fiodrNi oat s
of ao prollto of fits big y z i u m - ri
k
Pat Ali ff. San
WO./
8 11141. s 1.41.A.M.al I
ours nair iraiNau•anv [QUAYS rou
Miran awl pi • pidr,
Ltotsel toltseurcra.
IDeslal coo be ouppliad with tAD‘IIIS•, 11111311S'
.
d Arreourrints and relic/
6tiol:k at a Might adrame tar cs. l 4 ct
• •
• GID. ALBS= BON t 00..8
En!MM="
yith
LIGHTNING FLY RILL ' kilts flies
butszttly. without d ou gwlo'Wilt as Am
EILMON JO N.
ouraw Itadthial and strum
toe obi ty
. T r ues.2 ll i rußitsZumPatltuarAjliutreooErsan._
bUtitfariuk4o
Apply to -
yli
0.11.10ra14 Nuke* it.
Nj U. TALX WA wilt ahead to proper.
. his ths
MUMS DRAT ID WAN -
for assstpthst, at Ids ogles,
1114:100 OI3ANT STRUT,
.12 ----Ir LitiliKt l NAM bUlSeTliUlili,
JJ .
AND ALL i IIIPTION BLAMES,
Par mob ozolsalv.ly by
12100 N:
Aa issomovis. ishouumag, in awn Ana bulks I
.1 11
SEO/ 000 bi•
Wo. ELMS,
4000 seas; _ '
100 to Liar Laßin
ID) Ono do 41:4
150 - Widis mad 2,0•11 . 0 8 / 4 15 / 1 ;
SOD bam.lipag &short Oms OstIILDDLIIMM
stem mad tar Oslo by W MI. H. AIM
00..
jll.l IWS ort, and.
WEIN NW 11.13
/I 100 Pons pdse Tl s W.ll. Mesas;
00 •
600 Auk. Oats;
Obis. lost Stets Dried Apples;
5.000 CkmAtry {scats WSW:
id Oar eal• 01, . a voterr 00.
IST (MUD Ti 'lO bOW
1
WHIA.T.=We bore la stair lAD loaskell lock
!Iwo Seed Boakerbeare lead la you orders to
.
j. 11 .-- 1" "I" "
tinlALair oar lc ui
.043 d for aik
ea track. by L. IL V 0 00.
IGA t ?-2mt) pigs blia.nmen.sviors..(sti%.
U.L.A. —.ItIO bbl..lehitten•
Am baa for sal by
3114 MUM OOLLINS.
SUP STON.V.- 6 50 bbl& povrdeted, fde
04 roasdrir b i ff ewirf B. 004141111.
I At& • 00 bbls. fresh fopale by
LAI yI4 WilsliTOnta,f7f6
H TAN TIC
ROYAL A NA L M
IT SAS VAITIGA.•
%lON 00XPANT.
(cmidwieer Line.) •
LtDIIIASIO, I.WO Morselpoinsr, 4,000 tons.
I,ooe Ilsreevere, 8.000 tam.
MD 40153 A. 1400 Mom posers 3,0 00 was
ANGLIA, 1.00 0 lionmenower, 3 000 tons.
Ste nisgotkeet atesinsbip AMBIATIO will WI
train Ibtrerpool, vie Gainer. to May Took. WID
AZ3DAt, tbe leak ei July, to be followed by the
mbar stakeiners et Li Une
unresterote littatesslay.
liaise el pump Main to Mew Yolk, po.
able tie goki or Re s %%Ireton{ In mamas
first Uabla---4146 oeiewoole •
o oe
wed es WI
tor is ago apply at the Oka of the Agents,
BASIL A eso.nex. 13 Broadway ,
ILIUM Jam. Manager.
ELIZABETHF MILLS nhiLNAILY,
COIIIM. PA.
Wm. 11. IL ill., A. N., WWI I&
leas. IL A. 11.831, Aimeatate PM=lpal.
Ihia. BALL it S. 11114 IA S. Meta et Instzsassa•
tal Sods sad Onxessraial Brioch es.
The nets lassisa dearessses TIMIDLY, Sep
imam 111141
Tasas—res Seadaa, 6 aaa. 1 11 . 61 4) 016410
ta senace
Tastable
Dolor Oleo
Nor tatbor pourt is
icaloas to.d tor. oirailar.
Adilltoi tie Pau:4A
NWJOHNO N OHATVIII.
par/toad paiey Piiont of Troth's,.
pROTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
TIUMX;nIJUPE Ate.
Alloolft brp lot a It. bad, shaved and most
.bpat
MI 17 I\T ,
idasonio 31103. Fifth Str•at.
bit
PYr '`Bu'avlD
krito swetwal d zaprer, WSW.
gut cominuors soar, wan. llama
1414 aid mama& Aim mar, strir
TOMO CIALT BOUM Samosas Nat ONI
ON= parrise, %Malt will to moll at umaz
inaiii44 . 44 cow 44adlau.iiiii 4 0, oft!.
WI sal be oxilMimPL. ftieliabor. el
u.sm4Ga
Aisqlmts snivel of
BOOTS.
11 44 1 1 41 10 /1 1 ;"„
ft, mum nUir
Atrevr JIDrBIRTIII
N NViiiiKNOW/il TO FAIL!
IRONATIC BILLUBBIII CMUMITB,
lOANTED
5. =OBIS? a eosti,
[NT 41111101114./
W. 8. grad,
Onnwr Wood wa'rb 'maks.
or. D OTNILL.
Pas*, Okrostsie
N 0.70 Fifth .trenm. Pittobargb.
folizinllD "Mt]
c=z=i
PHOTOGRAPH LOO K&
PROTCKIWiI ALBUMS.
'nosoasua ALBUIL
PIIMOCIR&PiI Aurtnm
NUOTOGILLTII ALBUM.
MOTtiCIELTH ewmsa
raosoown
1110TailltA211 ALBIJILS.
PHOISMUni WIUMIL
"n6h!`aawa ALsvus.
szoTatitas maltrim
-- Os Market Street.
BOICCANIDEV ,
U ikaller gag
sp' smas nom ilms.
LARGALVLAGS ,
limns, Poles, fortifthations,
, - ;; .;,t
SILK MID •
IFL►6/,
ipso* ,
isipm? vireisl:46wJP7A,m,l2l
nrnuiturrolk
T. . NOW: Tostoo,,
was vitilv,.tnestas e r m s
• "
JOSiltirr#llloll.
• •
.I'4'l'l.4lderfleAVA,,,Vant.S.4.•'“"
I,l*.th
DIXON'S
szosarning a"zoi.rs.
DYS . DIAIIIIIII.II. ILIJX, moos&
ILO U taw auxin colimusr.
The ligump . sess tiiii to ea saidu Or um'
The WINO daily reporte of eamesilag =et
&rot tee ma
It too advantages onor wity Other misimfir, ea onab
main Ito dim" and hadentbi fads fad ddiodth
toe system ~..-.-
le estaand Wades to illuttafast. and powedal In
the Oak cant
Te s.t4
i forrh_s
to tandoahe Wmhee
t Xby - thau, In magi outdaec,
appopats*
'' Th. liiiiAierri, wrien,a...
Itothtes aped& to say - web* AMP lbe
&Urea bad It
taethltig, heed treat the telodeue rim el
NARCIOI2OB, atm feet to the aglow by nlootai
Bold by rapictsble degas oblivion.
sar Pt:00, 25 CU O A 50TEL7.
31117111119 MT TV
NIL T. DAVIDSON,
XONCILIIIILTI. 0
As A 'ma—
fr0 °0 =. 34"93.
Pas um. Jim Lao. .
Laos .OL C 0 a:
alllllllllll.*
114T/ A 00 . 1 4 004 ad Arad Abe Oa die* dus
saurus OLII Wad mar It. Leah Zoo I't
vita trio ottaatioa of Ildot Lad dad Zasabotarres
to tie Andra efts obroLoo model by error.
A. L. Bad. of Bogus, sad J. O. Boo*. d ibtlaisl
yid% wh.4, bolarr disk dr tort al soda mod. '
odo by ilaaibuum t • !Dalin% , Olsidasora
and It. Lads. dallarmbar It to be ow yudtt sad
add rends Goy oarrksidny wboddr.randp or
dioartrod ' NA. LW* from tAlart dood i 60
Wm Fonder boo 034 to I dada. •
Iba Asslyds Is ad tbo Olay ma tabs from tba
mbar, ardboutt soy woditniyae yodsrattos *bat
ed? It mood gr
sot oat
Odds adhal, =IS
dd& ore esion by
iddat "" Madtot lbw adadztosa ot law yroportios
at dub or band day. •
I ow saw women to sir (Rani fro thy stove
ay, to to dined from AL Sods or &Uwe& ban.
ALEX. GORDON,
No. 111 8100HD RIMS.
AUOTIUN NOTION
-
brip. met sad prompter: weal: Mobs oaks et
H A T 8,
IN WM OM 01.1113001LLIN. L. /..
• 1 THIIIIIIDAY. lily 1611, sat sada"
Dozotber inky 111141. •
JARMO A. PILICINTICZ
Will sell 14_,Iesatkr, al blis Wassleer. maw Bap
nova and Walla:Ebbs sasses, HrnoLln. L. L oa
rj tearedsydarlos Ike stews, SW salleira.
ft.. a, Me ssauftecry, soeszosaajag as tin&
IDLY, Joly MS, al 11 °Wady alma be vall
olles • felt floe of
Fug AND WOOL HATS,
Of very dasaileboa,la lets loan pasehmant In
csallag she sttamba , of tea trail* to tea above an
aousasassal, the aaderelgoel bap to dale that la
the slew br this email the MN pdactslss that teas
abusetarasol Sham W Pet vi I be stsbily de•
earn& Tee, .111 sae oats isabsseolds eattlspris.
eaaVaa. bat Weigel other isseabotaress well.
sawn aspatatisn, lass Marto' tees& solaavarled
sad amides awatiteat at alias adapted le the
MOM • .
Ordors bo natal iron WWI 1114 obis to at
ant, and ollt to IBA sinfoloototUy.
to !tars t. W to plowed tot nopoonon by Cain.
I oom oath iambs ot tbs sd
Ito satin otiotop min bold& ollbont rin.tvo.
Jtarni 13. IYlLinntA Attotioloon
Ctradiosoints of. MIN notion' Ttiototogo,
CIO Straw not*, aro lot idll mold on
_to oob • Woos - • 110
pummusairs
PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS,
001111111 TOTH AID NAB= BIEUCES,
Pima id stock% nes Itlokardsosk Jscroloi Beare
PTIOTOGBAPES. s mia size NA AV* Oda E
mixed, from Ur popular Out' diTlittii to Oda*
ant Lib Ea.
Yr. PIIIT/AllOll pestioolidy an ow 0
tottionef the mos anis to the etir soosi
batty of Yds etteblhhoelot, lobs teethoi hie sta.
ea shoet IS& of sta,
sr Plum =sun. aid eidellicain View
GOLD ISODDREtED
WINDOW SHADES,
9111 111. 3110111111 AND LIGIT 001.0".
Nor awl depat plain* Ng reedved at ilo
NEW CARPET STORE
McFarland, Collins Sr, Co.,
118101 MUM
Ilituum the Pon °mamma Doman MUM%
jUbT OPINILD.
`NEW CARPETS.
sswsairraw.mw.noun intleneh lithe
seetera maw. we en motes the ow* Ph.
teen te 1111131 Ma unis►llll wen •
to air • emplete aneennen el
(*pets, Boor 011 Clotln, Satin, te.,
1M Teri Lim ra.ouon to pdYmia
'OLIVIR WOLIIIITOCI it CA.
hitmliek
Tomas:lra manigna
trii.:`;kinietws airomk.
WLit%
inteaksi warm* Swing%
style rad ofVlC** 111011.
OLIVE NITLIIIITOCKL
DatiplONtlis IRJUDIT X i /WA r4l
_ .
• • . . . ,
: . ispriorsi4s, int Oda iipor , •
. „
tilling K1M1G111101410.1%.
_ , • . - . -
'orziotkakiMorikaseatish=
Pras OU salso BO atom 410./Ap
TUX mad IMMO= teWillirim
li ra
Mad a , Wow mop
sastettne of tharvido• ii-tiesedBl4
bays ea awsweed
, Onto ohms =III 00.114•iiiii• him
mowed ram • Aura ana. • talltlvio •
goovissir , '
illinr- 111 0 11 *
inumpotisolia ots
401Ai rittatimirmidd •
Tr. --- uit 14 11 0 fatliN i n i c u a lle.
ff sad
argr Amax= ff .t
Duos o isesilehomvialsik , ,
annumllook4aTilkito‘ .1:14N41,1- - ;
V
16124"41 5 413 r 31131 I -
Omer 'Wird Nolo, _
. ONO.
FNIorV II44O 11"1A*1.
/ T MOW * • ' 'QUM NOB ' "I
—1 win IS Mai mks la who .
• at WA DIA& ~ . • ,
nu .r •ell ft "UMW liiildlilltei 1
, i Ili liallarlalliall
pasallaililillrlablialli YOS NUM
.Illa=4llo/lar Maas Lama la lam
04k#0 7 0 1 11F! , • - •
,„,,,,41 7,7 7 7A1 1 ,:\ 7-perrlN
AT KILDUCID PRIONI3I
SUMMER BTOOII.
To.wat oirtylag orta say portant et ea ISM
Itl6ll nem vs awe altaadawl to
Ballet Pricer to Such a Point
am an tt so atct it* m ason te Nur.
Oat stock It atat vita Mt, trona mamas Imam
beta Wily WA. Ws aro ta tatty maps of
lOW AND DZSIRABLE GOODS
tyrisit , __thatil=l: mSago(
"".
lerciOrtmilkaffnado buy for Cad
'lndio! WIZ prior as kw as La WI alder II aOCIII4
"ATOM, XACR
SUNOS DRY GOOD
REDUCED PRICES.
lot Oa pater of *obi owl Cu bslooo of ow
BllMilFat -STOOS,
wtbb added to masks a dill ebbs, esibiks b
the *be of
Dress Seeds, Lawn, Binges, Orgaidies,
AND 13:ELO.WL51.
AL. 13 AL TI 351 EP.
21 FIFTH STENO.
)1. 1883.
JULY 6ss
BARGAINS
77 and 79 Mal?k t Street.
prnavaciera•
SIIM.PIIER GOODS
Gloving out et
COST AND £ 3 BB THAN COST.
ramoviri inunours, moor: l r%
am% sig"OLD- •
asim. igi k a mals,
@win °
TUISMEIGO.
AT DECIDED B LEGATE&
Wear WIOLUILLI ZOOM us via gloolol
trim 117•11.1 moo= am ax= GooDei
oltlalt we an math( drop to cook balm ,
JOB. ROB= &
Boon AID ill WM= 111VAIRT.
BAILEES & CO.,
69 MARKET STREET.
sir In amoissimpoll
BEAU
gnig, ,e..Mee vosbl melt toi• emu,
rte*. Pa.
nivUl be sucked Mt Flogs Is man tisk
TU Gamin BARGIAINS
RBDUCMD MO Zl3l
J. BURCHFIELD
SERINDESI DRESS GOODS
1111,1111011131116
, ;alai Mini.
SHAMA.
firgiram NA Imo Wool.
NOW ZI TZI 11DE11 . 70 ME salaam!
LAigiiial
.. . -........ ...- ..
'-- '., '
~' ' - - -,! , •: , 7::1-,... : i : ~ .0 - 'a, Iz.A. -1L i
Mk tnBGlde
ITIITR , MUIRL
stirnrsemiM
morel", aimainak cm;
V KrtrigT wrikarouirsus AND
1 .......
DM MAIMS& eV* DIV oliA DWI*
bolls* ars roptaagli farms 10.nm=
.
ling"' ' NoTlONaciroaisvrat stall&
mass° lam% 11.111.011 L smogs%
LA aooraa rmaio:Dsmais al
1 irrisorauras. °mu% - - - •
SAM Ali 0 DUN .
I:mambas, ,: . . •
sarrroars. • — I. 7 =
THIDIADD,
I mall ardcio Woe Una ot WWI&
•
to our i DoPesowt, ea Oho sena AWI ' '
Oda Sow* 111 baud osurent ommolasuo :- ;,..li
a s widow owitatoi atom_ Wo tboologo WNW ,
sa n ewe WWI. oworod UNA IMO ow tomileD".
ad Duellidoo am ADO tiro Doqpiaida d i svi imp
. ,
owl pima tow good&
' . ..
D. NA . ' ..
Ito. 11 MTH
i :.J
M=:=l
oataartnfti.soastcam All gods
===
We ]rows Ant
was in lota Vas
Oft Ids 1
. otreslodr. of
ALTBEDucnao PRIORS
&TIM" LOW Mai
KIIUn iMM!I" - '•"
iimitrTrnuismicoirsh-
111 •
"11,11'
- tai:ll - ain V** BMW+
"pert iM11Y!~ Kf
''''''''-': =-',- " I' . : - :
riii:Ql4D..l.44*-
hiCa CUP
1:6:7* 0.;:o as? a
awl slime •
.7,siipcirA3ol:llCHLlkl-; ,;
t;'
...._.....:s aar~ai. ..,
Naming & GILYIIIII4
is mums mina.
_ see
11lotwom Fourth and Ms Dfsainoi.
4JllrUft/MI/g , rDL
wog imvz marks owls
rsseaday Ennis , " _
July 111106, '
Inn aria maws "
- HAMBLIN'S
.
004/131FrATX9N: :71110M - 4 - ( 7 1 :
-----; '.
•• , - - -..-" ...: r t'. : s;-? 7 ;;:i ,, 5-„ , 'F,; , : : ; . i'.."-j4.
Look at 010 Star Artbatil. as
-*tM. £DL 'MIHAIL
311188 LICEIN PIALINNO,
sawn '
ll!
Lanark,
lIDDWutH,
JAN= PILGR R
IM,
JAHN WATSON
PROP. OIAA.
HPLILJI PH NN LA HOLZ"
I/Mb 111101 S% H141.1M0J4
je,s9
DION. PASHIIIy.
JOHN POZOlhaft
PAUL 1.1)
NHL Wilt=immici, As.,Aci, Ha • -
A CHANG , OP P3OGYIYYI IAOY 111611
maugoa. 96 Gine.-Dons
o. mmni,064.1.,
slu
=i7MOM
.11:B011:1 0 .2
by • adder Noe 11114 100/_. l O ,
brnig geOg resmeas.' Way not imarill wpm' .
D. a, sew Beisson,sedOrta:ll4"; •
bitted - _
11A4TILD-41. few gixid • OARIIIIV' I
V 111116 . fo'shca Ur beg woos
IIAZWALL MN" •-•- •
••My j71314 " 1tra. " 1
IaTANTED—Kkg2oii. second bud
inr • fader Maw, &TEM 20 lot bay*
dlamoider.
Q.I. ; - • -
ausioxmageicrainv
as. totrarsina.
WA13T8D.460 • sawiliW;Wirlimaii.
1, 2 =4.11 . 4%)::•=1=zat=
maw Tunr, mica aad cedar aztkiss. , Ilavisteri ,
coatensaktfria. Addams, - -
iiyis-Josirt UMW
ANTSD4-47b • sons 1-4-aaiostel. - :;;„
iarsymm .t ; ai rrgr a rtrosirekau ga ir -;. !
,
suatur - giazio,, - - s.
.maroprig
J 1 /101 , 10.7 r. /1:04/014;...1.. r:
ITA.LITABLIII STOCKS AT MI
Tufts: mama:-soy .1 46 0 1 7::
s vow* oa , sin le sob!. id As Oassosidg
lo.Aari
Smog. No. 64 NM otraidt'"
soak ofrotaborik Stoolq
do Xr soalasoew
a Motto .
Xooka MOM Me;
.do Wog= lisoamoo to
40 do- XitsbuiTh lootrooas Oa. Stook;
14 ao Toosio's monolog Go. Nook;
4 do Xaoomplooto biLftiXo•o4 IWO • -
Jyll AVM NaLfeWILLIEN Amain:
BEDHOELD ffilillille. _ . ... zi. ,Z. ~ A
,' ' .., -I i 4 "
This popular sossisor TWO siM he opoish i lksee
oixosassotalon of dams ea, the AM Ssi J 0
141111T0D 4 mill hs MOVE =ln-
ecishlT.
%Its Whol whits nadir Os 4 .
umpos. sod WM Or." 18.4" ilakt_lo}
/0•411111211/SigniallOS *MOW%
'Ms Shaft _liana Intl to comilibli to 0. 1 4 11 it
do's to Soma IhUoi jOiatice, di ow Wale I
am of Max* sad ihom shatipoltst; i =ompoloia ,
to oonolyol to ti o liprto. to kit tiadliatili
DID* soomilmiode bon toot 1211i01Coopikr,77
isallin ihid thatfifehmsitlh bottool , Woolli-i.'
wawa alum at Os tiloodoroompoollo
PK hal WM. 4 Si gli
0 bosh* folksi 411 JAL
. MU i a1100..........i. _sok,
An whom 10 g
to Z. L.loimilailliKUOWP:
ono,
Pal 11= ao d motor int tergarporift .
I t Z=lo l gtoso be miirlog b=" l,ll' .: , , 411"... 1
roposiWiddliggeillflella illVinfigliaililid,
In ihssfipdshe. TM ohms offhosif kWh , :
ifelneVilar 152;11%1110 wawa. ..
twig-,
CaAlio 8140 : 4, AND Lifit..- - : - ,-;'.:-,,
limbo !Zo hr adroohltagi•roloorii st
Watts of risrolora AIM
1160A0 llinsams or orrornrourM A ili
coo sollriGhe 01 ilL•01; fill4Ata
of an*, um be trodrot *Vibe Ottaidirof OM.'
pony mita tho Utz JOWL:IW 12, OA OM
mod Mins to bo dna toolligt.iall olltrope Mai
sloe sad Is fork groalllk . otos olioll •le opollitif
so. suarlani el_ Idl=lto Oil allittil.lit
Parilidatil ta r bi MOS Maina7.llllldritigAPP
rpgr
otot. or moult" Ow pod:soar ossirsoll.' , ~ 1
Inipaolo to Itooloroool to MM. SaallWaallt
BR., rtoglot of the flosergy. oottostorsor
pride tar OW oat Mot. or lon Lar...rollato
Cpl- MIMI 7.201i1.'
of Ittarborilt au Go...laviloN• , ,
MANtitlail _• lAD MC -,lAlktrEL,
11.1111203ZD I—Jutptip•4l•lll.lolW '
oa -Pito the onto. a Loan on _OM i•to
rMksiarrassr Ara -BallllllZ' Mild
=Woo or Itothol Woolotrati lovoloollar
soma nottub. mar loorrlsorts to
Illordoot ostroft 1 imoollso% _Orlonoll
... ii,affj .. ota - MI Illimilil ookiltrook
ftwa toll.Aloolt 110. Syliolit.
ir0117M.D.,, arabor ii. tiktofirrionON/Vat- -4 M
Boos to Thoolood al litiaroot..mast mist Mk
la a &la torrelin. t tosol Wiwi oe ro.
aN % id,
slot ol olsoosist__ too willM -
. 0 a
a: o.:3601111 ITI lifmtnt Pow
goatillt. . ~ . - i ,— ^,- 'id.
..___
'rritrif 'I.I2III4LUNIV AMMO
rair. -- -ms uoceimumptulAgAdhafttow
Ida* , a .
id -rt m a r ,- re a nzirgr orts• sire .vian staff
4L.71111.4. 111111.14, 41j uiligw. aveagual l 4 sl
jilYWS=bilhil::lll:lED WA ai .161.1 1=
1010110 Mi. illier sib
W ~,..,
41Z=" 11.1. 2 1 1=r116" Ones
druseme_...
1 4scrindolisswwww_, eat .. aium ,,, N oo
islstligtbe smedosse is...
_ . _-7--_,7,,,,,. ,
watts Ifialiiitt 10 iLik
Al 4WILWALk ohn
fit, ~i ; 1,:...z,- , .ii;lai ii.
I. • 1,-.
<. I'' ~:. .Sr : ~:
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_ _ _ _
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