Vitt6urgh Sugt. 1 • VEitwir, aryl( 22,1864• NATIONAL UNION NOMINATIONS. roil!raezenzer ABRADAtte 1 COLN, of roe PPa rannose: ANDREW .7 13NSON, of: Tanzanians.. pre; SPECIAL EL ON, TiIFSDAT, AEG , 2 1861.1 P" SOLDIERS VOTE? The Peace lfiegetiations. It le -not to be presumed, we emppose, that the three rebels at Niagara Falls who pro pose conditions of peace, are formally flu thorked to do so, or that oar Government has formally entered into negotiation with them. Thiiy come informally, without ap pointment or authority from the RebelGev eminent, lint with probably mime ehado*of right to 'speak in its name. On the other hand, 31e. Roues GESEIXT, Who receives these propositions, acts merely as the friend of our , Gevernment, with no authority whatever,' except to bear what the others have to day, and clothed with no power' whatever - Go slink or act on behalf of the President. Neverthelese, informal and unantherised S 3 the whole proceeding evidently is, on both eideS, we are 'sorry. to Bee 111117 WAS' tion whatever paid to these self appointed Rebel Commissioners, or any disposition shown to treat with them. The Rebell all ~know, at least dare. Days and his Cabinet know, that peace can be secured at any mo ment by., simply laying down their ;ma Trhether did Rebel States eon get back mails, id a question for future solution . , but Peace can bo secured to morrow by the sub mission of the Rebel forces, and any peace secured short of that is a mockery and a delusion. The present is no limo for negotiation. If we are to have a peace we must conquer It. It motet be secured at the canon's mouth.. The Rebels mast be whipped into submission. The taking of Richmond will do infinitely more to bring about a peace I than_ten thousand sets of commissioners such as these at Niagara Falls. Ilia for the Government, therefore, to push forward the column and dictate itself the terms of peace, instead of receiving them, over the border, - from men who have the impudence to claim whatthose fellows do. The idea that things can be restored as they were before the Rebellion is propos terol33. The - people wilt never submit to any terms of peace that do not, es their fundamental condition, secure the utter and immedieve extinction of slavery. And as to assuming the Confederate debt, we would eee them farther firs'. Bat we will not discuss terms of peace. We protest against the idea of receiving any propositions for peace in this way, and against any terms proposed by Rebels in arms, whether reasonable (which these are not) or unreasonable (which they are). I . Submission must. precede negotiation. Men who can propose sun started terms as these are not yet anhoieatly sensible of , being whipped, and Gasser and SILF.3IIIII must give them a little more grape/ Be plush on the armies, and after a few more victories they will talk more reasonably. The President's answer to Mr. Gamin seems reasonable enough, it properly given us by telegraph. What we object to Is the reception of any terms at all or holding any ?easier with these men. The answer with, which they should go back to Dixie should be—"We are going to whip you into subinission, and then we will dictate ourselves whatever . terms may be neon. sary." If Father Aexastam will give them diet answer he will soon hear the "We are coming" from 500,000 more. The Special Election in Augnat. The Copperhead papers-are as silent as the grave on tho subject.of the epeobil eleo tion Angast on the smendmont to allow soldier; to vote. They never advocate its adoption—they never say a word that, by any indirection, might be construed into fa voring it. They ignore it. And why T Be canoe they dread the vote of the soldiers. They do not dare oppose it, for no one can tell even the shadow of a reason against the adoption of this amendment; and billee, knowing that the eoldiers' votes will be al most unanimously against them, they adopt the only alternative left them of being snl- len and silent If it had not been for the Copperhead ma jority on the bench of the Supreme Court, there would not have been any necessity for this special election. We have a law permitting soldiers to vote—a law of long standing, and under which the Democrats polled and counted the vote of the soldiers from Penusylvaniaabeent in Mexico during the Mexican war• The law was all right then, because Matured them; but as soon as it began to operate against them they end• denly discovered it to be unconstitutional; and the Supreme Court, acting in a party interest, and not ass grave judicial tribu nal, set the law aside as being void an con• etitutional grounds. Hence the necessity for on amendment to the Constitution. We cannot afford to wait until we can change the character of the gupreme Court; and as its decisions are binding until reversed, the friends of the soldiers are compelled to present an amendment to the Constitution granting to the soldier the privilege Of exercising his inalienableright to tote. The Copperheads in the . Legislature did their best to prevent ths passage of this amendaient by that body ) uld they Will do their beet, in a sneaking way, to prevent its adoption by the people. They have too much prudence to make a eampaign against it through the press ; but they calculate upon the Indifference and apathy of the Re publics:a. By keeping down discussion Lamy think they insure blight vote ; and by • quiet concentration of .t.beir fortes there is a chance for accomplishing their end. ' The way to seem % their defeat is to have full vote, and this we can have If evemy one take , interest enough to vote OD he feels. Those who are at home , certainly owe te those who are in the field the duty of ob-' Wang for them a privilege belonging to theta of right, and withheld from them only by a Copperhead judiciary. A new and weighty reason for, securing the adoption of this amendment is to be found in the fact that the new-call for IWO,. 000 men may plea) in the told a considers ' ble portion_ of those now' st home before the sepias election coulee off. It is of the ut matt importance that they shouldnot lon the sight Jo TOtOc_onsequence: of going lotto defense of theis cetrat 2 7- , We tsusti therefore, that our ra ider!, one and sil o will remember Vile election and its Importance, and snake'up their Minds to minders Stistice too lank &Wed to those j Who In so bristly defending the rights We 114* _ • .6 • . awl Amendments. For the information of norrespondenta and others, we republish below all the amendments to the Constitution which aro to be 'voted on et the epeciel election on Tuesday, August 2d.: 7IMST arueuerr. Wcenover any of the serial eleAtors of this Commonwealth shall be in any adUa . l milita— ry service, under a requisition from;the Pres— ident, or by the authority of thistUomrnon wealth, such electors may exorcise the right of suffrage In ail elections by the citizens, usder such reulations as are, or shall be, prescribed by l aw, a as fully as if they were present at their creel place of election. 6100 ID No bill shell be pined by lb. Legislature oontaning more than one subject, whlab shalt be clearly expressed In tbo We, except appropriation bills. No bill shall be paned by the Legislature panting any powers or privileges, in any cue, where the authority to pant any Dowers or privileges has been, or may here • attar be, conferred upon the smuts of this Commonwealth. ....... Of the importinoe of the first amendment we hare repeatedly spoken. The second and third amendments are also important, and should not be omitted from the ballots of those who go to the polls. Recruiting In Rebel Staten. We are glad to learn from the Harrisburg Telegraph that Governor Coins has decla red his willingness to appoint agents for any districts in tho State, the citizens of which may desire to obtain recruits in the Hebei States. The only preliminary that will be necessary for each district or sub district to observe, will be, to recommend to the Governor theagente they may soled. It has occurred to us that the cheapest and roost effective way of procuring ro- omits in the Rebel States would be, for oreoral contiguous sub-districts to `units in the Beleotion.of one or two agents—the re cruits he or they might procure to be wed- Tied pro rata. Whatever is done, should be done quickly. We fool confident that many thousand vol unteers can be obtained in North Carolina, Mississippi, Georgia, Alabama and Florida, and we are just as confident that Massa. olousetts and New York will gobble them np unless Pennsylvania bide for a portion. Governor ANDREWS' agents are already in thefield. Wby eland we here idle 7 There Is no time to lose. A Circular of the Provost-Marsha General. 'VAN DEP/aI:MEN; PROVOST -MARSHAL GENERAL )) °SPICE, WASHINGS(); D. C., July 19, 1864. Cracuraz No 27 —The following lustre:a • None and regulations will be obberved by all concerned ".Erat's Imes u. I. Under the President's call of July 18; 1864, for five hundred thousand volun teers, men will be enlisted and mustered in for one, two, or three years, as they may in each cue eleot. "Bounties "ll.—The bounties provided by law is as followe: "For reeraite—inelnding representa tive reoruits—(white or co:end) for one year, $OO do.do. do. two years, 700 do. do. do. three years, 300 , The first instalment of bounty will be paid by the mustering and disbursing cfri• errs when the reoruit is mustered in, as follows: "To a recruit who enliste in tho army for one year, $B3 83. ' , To a rennet who enlists in the army for two years, $66 66. "To a recruit who mallets in the army for three years, $lOO. "Premiums. "111. No premiums what're& for the pro curation of recruits will he:ohne: be paid by the United Statte. This, however, will not afoot the payment of premiums due for the procuration of recruits previous to the data of this order. "IV.—Neither drafted men nor substi tutes—furnished either before or after the draft—am entitled to bounty from the United States. The feet as to whether the man is a recruit, entitled to bounty, or a drafted man or substitute, not entitled to it, shall be noted on the enlistment papers and muster•in rolls. "Jamas B. Par, "Provost Marshal General" A. will be observed that neither drafted men nor substitutes are entitled to govern ment bounties. "Itooroits" (volunteer) and representa tive recruits (probably representatives of penman not liable to military duty, though it to possible imibstitutes furnished in ad vance.of the draft, may be considered as representatives) arc, however, to be paid bounties, The premiums hitherto allowed will be discontinued. Every citizen who would be exempt from the draft must be biz own recruiting agent, or pay for the services of another. Short Term Volunteers. As a fixed military polio'', ebeit terms of service are not advantageous, but perhaps in the managemement of thus war, thus far andetake has been committed In con fining enlistments too much to the long period of three years. The great dif fienlty of obtaining recruits in sufficient number', has come from this cane. Tens of thousands, we believe, in fact, hundreds of thousands, would promptly enough have volunteered for six months, or even nine or twelve months, who felt it too great a eao- Waco to leave their business and their fam ilies for three years. Had they been called upon for the atom period, they would have relieved the veterans of a vast deal of work and care, exterior to the main campaign lines, and have greatly promoted corona baton. As a reserve, toe, they could have dorm elfettme fighting. There is, good reason to believe that Gettysburgh, the most momentous battle that has yet been fought, might have been lost to us, had it not been fee the numbers of nine months' men, who were among the combat ants; and the Western hundred daye* men now in Ben. Sherman's advance, have boon warmly complimented by the old gen eral officers for the vigor and efficacy of their assaults. Under the terrible baptism of fire and blood, the American, however inexperienced, quickly becomes a good sol tiler. Three years' enlistments ought to be kept up with an activity anfliolent to make good to the veteran regiments the heavy losses which they Dave eustained since the present campaign opened, and to fill the places of those whose terms are expiring. Beyond that, we believe that all effort should be confined to the raising of men for more limited periods. Probably it is not too math to say that it would be easier to procure four or five MOB for twefee months' service than one for three years' service. Inasmuch as one of the 'former is about as good as one of the latter forguard duty and many other sorts of servios, ender, and yet none the less necessary,•the enlisting for short terms, to meet the new call, wili serve every practical purpoee of the Government, and at the 6111110 th 21.0 erli• ble every State, we tr ine, to make up its quota by volunteering, ad of the born. 'misery draft. —N. Y. Tames. TIES DZITIBB AXD VIII BILIS= PARWAxxxr.—The party spicy is over in England. By the Europa we hare the nom that the vote of -censure in the Mose .of Commons was rejected by a ministerial majority of eighteen, while a similar lion, which was debated par( paws in the Souse of Lords, was carried against the Palmerston blinistry by a majority of eight. Ministers of mouse will keep their seats, haying, ei It appears, the eenfidence of the Commons. But the conflict between the Lords and the Lower Houston the foreign policy of Lord Palmerston Le not unlikely to extend to ether-801ot% which will make the.minieterielpath less smooth then It hob= heretofore: _ Thies were seeently found -at Dover a wagons etrazdlel and rag of the Doman Empite,and fine IntigUo, representing s horse (sedlns, with the, owner's same be low. ; The rips was an excellent" work of Groat bruin. News from the nails. Tux Navy Department has received infor mation of the following captures : Oa the Bth inet., the United States steamer Sonoma, Lieut. Commander Matthews, captund the side-wheel steamer Ida, which left Sepelo, S. C., the night before, bound to Naseart.' She had 52 bales of Upland cotton. The. Rebel schooner Pocahontas was coptured by the U. S. steamers Azalea and Sweet Briar, while she was attempting to pass out of Charleston harbOr bound to Nassau, with 53 bales of cotton and 299 boxes of tobacco. A cotamnnication has been receiv ed from Admiral Farragnt, announcing the destruction of the blockade-runner which was ran on shore on the night of the let inst., by the C. S. steamer Glasgow. A private letter dated New Orleans 7th, says : " Last night a staff officer told me that 15,000 men would start from the city and below in ocean steamers to-day. They take 15 days' rations and ammunition. There is now a large number of additional gunboats in Lake Pontchartrain, and more vessels have been added to the fleet off Mo bile. Some thinkthis an expedition for the capture of Mobile, so as to possess the Ala bama River and establish a brio of supplies for Gen. Sherman, at Balms, while others believe the troops are destined for Fortress Monroe." A rule weeks ago Jacob Strewn, a weal •thy farmer of Morgan county,* Proposed giving ten thousand dollars to the Chris tian Commtsaion, if the agents of ten thous and more in that county. They aortepted the offer, went to work, anti in nine days raised eleven thousand dollars. Mr. Strewn immediately paid over hie ten thotutand, making twenty-One thousand in all for Morgan county. What county in the Union will follow? i Benue the pirate is to become an author again, a London firm announcing the cruise of the Alabama and the Sumter, from the private Joarnals, &a.. of Capt. femmes, C. B. N., and other officers." The surrender and sinking of the Alabama will make a fine cloing chapter. The Apple ton!' will republish the book in this con n- try. klissount (the western port) is in a most deplorable condition. Gangs of guerrillas are plundering and murdering at w ill, and not only this, but getting largely reoruited by men who plefessed to be loyal until they had secured the State arms. It is difficult to make out the state of affairs at this dis tance, but it is about as bad as it can be. Mn. PEABODY, the American banker in London, contributed $2,000 to the Sanitary Commission, but subsequently, on becom ing aware of the vast operations and use— fulness of the Institution, increased hie do nation to $B,OOO, which he transmitted to Hon. John P. Kennedy, of Baltimore. LOEIOSTIEET_RiII 8000 be completely re stored to health. Re is expected to take command of his corps before the end of this week. Ewell is very ill, in Richmond. His leg has commenced to suppurate again. It is feared that he will never be well enough to bo of much service to the army. 111 E Virginia and East TclitleaSee Rail road has been thoroughly repaired, and oars are running regularly. Too road be•• ',tea SMlllitork and Chartattsr We is also agein in running order. Moe. GEN. A. P. STEWART has been pro moted to the Lteutenact.Generalip in he rebel army made vacant by the death t of Gen. Palk. Gespow rata Bauch le fully repaired. All troths ass runcing regularly, as here forum., to and f rem New York and Wash ington. BI.E.ACII-LOADINO gone were known in the time of the Knights of Malta. AN Englieh soldier bat bat four cents a day for upending money. Itan.u.s's .Life of .lious - has mode him “independently rich.' PUBLIC 4'OTICE~ OAIi.LAND PARKHE LAST, NA vent contest, betwe b . A.VEHIC/ 1 SCAR and ever, ...II tee. Once on sATITELDS Y. Jen) On, et ()AI:LLANO •cor • hum and awes a VOL tedmitston-07. 7 CDO hn. _ . GE.ILND RALLY FO!< TEE. 11[71019.—.11en. R. A BCOUES, of Illinois, au eloquent and dtethigulthed epesker, addrese Union ham Meeting at 88 ILEltin BALL, 'Nile (Triday) IBYLBING. at 8 o'aout. Coate end learn how to ell our quole without a Draft.. Let all &Aloud and put the ball to motion, miler the call for 600.08 0 room By order of the Union Goramlttoe. A. M. OWN N, Chairman. COUNTY UNION CONVENTION. —The loyal voter. of A11.11 1 ..,..mtdy ho import tbe nosidnation of ABBAIIAn MEWLS and ANDREW JOHNSON, atul the platform of loin. elides adopted by the Nothooal Union Convention at BidtiMone, and adhere to the Onion party, am ne questod le assemble at the toad plume of holding elections In their Wads, Boroughs, Townships and Election Precinct., resgerllvely, on BAT UP.DAT, July 38, 1854, and elect two delegates to represent each Mooed af.or.ehl to 110108 0011 k EifTluN, to be held ef. the 00011 T lIOOBE, Parelfrrreh, ce WEDNESDAY, August St, 181 A, Dr the tempo , of norethatleg esetlldef.a.for the ...rem! otlicew to be filled at OM ensuing October elealon. The Itt the Ward. and Besough.sh.ll be ballot, between the hours four wed Well redo. a p. f and In the townahip between the Ito. re of three end six o'clock p. m. By order of the Guam Eason. tin Committee. A 11. DEOWN. atairmon. Join H. &s. WASS, Secretor,. bate Ii -,, NOTIA mooting of the Stock bolden of the NEW CASTLE A FRANK LIN RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at the OMu of the New on sad Beaver Valley Ball. road, in New Cantle, on the Mile DAY Or IDLY, Digt, for the parnose of electing a President, Vice Proaideet And croon Directors. Geo. O. RAI, J. W. Blanchard, S. Q. Itroor, David Courtney , J II Shaw, Wm. G. Doan, J. 11. 'Robinson, J. iteLtlcr, Coo, W. Cass, Wm. Dilworth, Wm. Stewart, Josiah King, A. L. Orawfo.d. YarC.llol M. Kier, Jas. K. Kerr, • J. El, Smith, Springer Ilarbangh, W. G. Bee; 1,16:21r A oaJority of the Commissioner. • (i ...-,,,.,. -NOTI g —Thoso of the subscribers to the Slut Ward Bounty Fund, Allegheny, who hare not slimed over they mobscrigthms to tLe Bounty ,Cloromiseloners, will plc. , Poll at Mr. S . DE SIPS STORE, e mar ef led, rat Mod Lemok roe , on Thanday . Friday and IlatorJa, of the en , week, between the boon. of one and four o'clact g. m , and get Botda to the amount or their claim, WM. TUODIPSON, ,A Secretary of School Board. ELECTION NOTICE. —The stock holders of the Little Bars Mill R. B. ILO*. aro benby , notified to meet at the Offices of the Com pany, in'Tempenmeartile, on TUESDAY, the Ugh day of Joly, neat, at 2 o'clock D. ro., for the purpose of electing ono Prenident and sin Throotors, w serve for the ensuing year. 102411.1 Wll. MARnuALL, President. - . - OT - Eii" 4131rERTIS LOMA TB. poR SALD—Eight Frame Dwelling .Itette on Obestnot moot, Zighto word, routed to good tooonts. Will I. .141 al bwgolo ior rash. Appir to /I a a. 011211BLET a 50E1. hl Elartot N.EW CLOTHING A.'r AUCIION.- Tl3lB (fed sr,) EVEIIIIIO, at 8 to'cloA. 18880818 13811. hurtlBB 68 Bob.rte be rold, without raw-rBB,lllBB'. And Bj Cool entirely new Jy22 T. A. kfcCIXLIAND, A.Vr VALUABLE STOOKS AT AUCTION. —on T0N8D2 , 4 EVEIIIIIO, July 38.4). at 8 o' occl vine cond door of Cirkworolal Woo Ilixona, no. 6sine!, towlio nongabola Savings Da n k Rock, Lk do North American Oa O a do Monongskula Oridgo Co 4 )3 do rittstmetk k WAWA.AS.NbIL - A Co. t 'e. FOY GOODS AT AIIOTION.—TRIS A! (Maya syrzasossi, st s ectosrs, st las soes 841 Auettoa llvon, 66 lath mime, will de polo, without comma huge variety of Was' DITIMI 8s b Good', comprialpg Alparcsa. ropttn., lilosamblque., Void Tr•vollod lawns, EsLiwral Mr% Latsh Uncap, Tablet - natl., 151;dtt Booms, llos. dad T. A.. It'CLETAAND. Austion•Pr. V'OR BALE—A FARM OF EXCEL- A 7 LENT LferiD, is Burrell township. ladle. acne., Penna., 0. mile from Black Lick Station, Indiana Branch Railroad, muter:deg in AOlllO3, Sod hrmared scree being le and. good marred.; the balm.* tel. le Cemi .mber. prinotpally white oak. The improvements o. large Leg and frame House, sod large Log Barn, with abed, fm cattle. This land we. toed. sod eel In clover. There hi elm a Bew ow atrnert, which oo be made nrehil eboold the M... Ogre it. Apply to 30011 DOOOIILIITT, ot the pramlaos; or W. 0 samitainKcau, H 0.112 Dlamcmd deed, Plitshergh• JOLT, SUMMER till AWLS. ...Black Laos Points; Black Silk Sacques ; Oloth Oiroulars ; YOU MLR a LOW. MGM, ST WHITE, .0118 & CO. We tees learned tad •1 cr}th!ag. Sun,.. >ad a nor recta:ldea. extending Ussonahont tuttonal. WOO of the h•bttable glebe, hare turned the taloa Into 1000. and tttabluh • haste hem tittle. we need not en. We are net sat - priced such tact• as the followlng—r-Ithongh the persons who writs than 1. - ea We know the persons and clranzestannee, end fret • ltt.rty w indorse their Haw-Dcarote, Ham.. Hoe. ill, ISO. "Doer to, I have born afflicted many can with severe prostrating cramp in my Ihnba, cold feet and hands, and a general disordered ayatem. Played.= and mediate. URA to relieve me, While viaitiail earn. , friends In Hew York oho area MIMS lion Pitten they prevailed awn me to try Ikon. 1 commenced with • small oinaglasaful altar dinner. Feeling better by degrees, M a MI dva 1 was Won tatted to find the coldness and cramps had entirely left me, e..d 1 could sloop the night through, which vo the done lorywara. 1 fool like another being. D appetite and atrength have also greatly trap:lad by the use oft as Plantation Bitten. Iteapectfally, JUDITH HISIELIs." "Ilamdenrm, W 1.., Rapt. MAW. • • • • I have been In dm army bo•pltal Lox koarteen months—mm.6km md nearly oglm4. dt 6.1t0n, lIL, they gmo nso • bottle of Plnntation Bit tem • • • Three bottles restored nu mmoh cared me. • • • O. A- TLAZTIL" - The following Ii hum Um Llamasar of the Dolan Horns School tor the Children of Vointbsers: waaragium higgurtha. 67th Street. I Hew Task. August Y. I Dr. DIA , : Your gronliorrul lilantalSon Sitters tango boon given to same at our little child= sear hag tom nnalmats sad goat law; with most happy effect. Ono 11111 a girl tn partloolor, with 4.111, bar hood, gof appeuta, daily iris eon. gumption. 00 whom on modical'aill hod bean ex honstod. hut boon entirely regto r ed. woo:mood with ton tosapoontad of Bitten o dos. Bar Utz and strength rapidly Increased, and She is now Ilespecernily, Mn. 0. 21. DEVOI." e • • I mea mach to you, ent:liy ballolll Lb. Plantation Pinata have saved my nee. W.ll. Wl.ollollP.B.,lLadr 11. Y. " • • • Thou mad rat taro bottbs cf thycanted Plantion thole Ditowners. T lily aids d Imo been tatty De ta Ly hy frien, ASA CI Tll.lll/1, Philadelphia, • • • • 1 hatbean a great =reset froml. pol‘rift,and Lai to abandoc preaching. • • The Plactstioc Bitters hare enrcd Lae. J. B. ktocuratet, ••• • • I Devi given the Muscat:op Bitters t• Iscrtirrits or ow' disaLledith the rase tis tordshies after:. W D. Al Dli Bayer intsisde.t Boldseri nom., Uiacfnmtl, D.^ 't • • • The Ilantattos Kitts= bare Litre uv, Cco fl f which I was taLl op P trato, and t oot to abandon my II U. KINGSLEY, Cio•o/and, Ohio. t. • • • Th. Planteulho lltttors bare corm' me of a durarotomout of the liSdnoys and OrMary ON gatte that ham distrettml me for yoara It sae tau Ghana C. O. filo. 2.14 Broadway.. Le., he., Ao ne Plantation Dlttaro mot* the afoot strong, the languid bri11.... ..due examined nature'• groat rota tor. 'hey are nnupos...l of the ..letfrota.l Oa. Vaal. Bark, W lotoogrosn, nass.afras, Boon, Mats, to., all proaervol In porroaly or: St. Ot - ola Ram a. r.—iew►—z Penury of pedants,' hatpin, treablmi vitt awn nem, pn.antathm of the hasn't. ), of nn wine, disbars nliar tiny torpid liter, niontipa. tin, de-, untrue to toiler if they will sot try than. Tony are noortanmadmi by the bight.% corelleal anthortilrei, end vetr aria.utall to produce an um... than teacarts' effen" They an ext-mdatgly perinct/y pare, and harmless. tioetiM—Any pent, pretnadir., to Plantatiot Bittern to boll or by the ImJion ,t ...Windt. , and trn p.m:. It le pm op only to oar log cabin bottle, llcanr* of bottle. manna with imitation enirterimee noh, for which vernal pnisous are atm.")) In prim. 'la,. tint <nary Leath. L. car United Mince *Luny over the onrit rantaccef, ctrl car nimetarn on .tea piste oda late)" bond by t eat:not.. Oral." tbrtmighbvt the hintAti , bind:ch. PLASTATIOIi RI TIRS, tb. geocare wrtirle. b, SIMQN Corner of Bmittktr.id an 7 Tastra ottsrta. • C. • . Ur /.18,11.0. Oats bisanw rtor LIppEC oota a tin.) a. 2).1117•3•1103. (I•te of (hla. HUM. , L...) iIkIICILL • r 7 :- ; , PITTSBITROK SAW WORKS • IIUISRARDS & LONG MnUiltael.r.t.r. BATILFB •1110CSD 10018, warranted CAIT r:TEXL BAWL of .em dancrtrtlan 11111. Malay, ernes Oat, Gang and all uttser. mritollos. All Simile of ENIVEd SPRINGS, olude from Short Nat Btocl; ;lam Enacted ILNAP• EN AND INOWINCi, &N A. Warehouse and Works, oor. WATLII S BOON? ElTB.4lStaburgli. Particular attention gives to Betootlantentumlug aroi Straigldszing Circular fairs; also reptirs of all kind.. ranching acd DrlllloH dons at ressmabla • ap26:ly . .• _ -LASE SUPERIOR COPPER ➢[ILL A EMITTING WOMB, Premertins. PARK, facCURDIC & CO., Ilanatectrirere of 131I.DATIIING, BHAZIPBB• AHD BOLT 00PBBS, PMESSED COPPED BOTTOMS, RAISED STILL BOTTOMS, bPALTSM SOLD= Alta, importers end dealer+ In 11111:ALS, TIZf LATE, SHEET ir.os. WIRE, ca 033a.3(17 heed. TIMBRES` BM:UINTA AND TOOLS. Wm-411one, Do. MA Vl= A US SZOOHD Pleesbersh, Pr.. Speed orders of Copper seat te cOY desired pd. my2E.-lydeisrT •YEi. BM:111E1:U & CO:Aotts2. MASERS AND SWEPT IRON WOILE. EBB, Penn SL, tics. 20, dead 26. Herta; eared a large yard and furnished it with the most ha prored inechluary, we are prepared to mennfactide every description of BOILERS, In Gm bed mend, sad warranted equal to any nude to the mum. cnuntrirs. BRICHEN, VIBE BERG, STEAM PIPES, LOOO2dOTIVE BOILERS, CONDENSERS, SALT PANS, TANII.S, OIL STILLS, AGITATOBS, SETTLING PANS, BOILER IRON BRIDGES, BIHAR PANS, and sole marinfactarele of BARN HILL'S PATENT BOII•P B. ILepairing dose as the shorted notice. eteirstf _ . 12,- . ".3I.OBEISTSOH, BEA & CO., (HlO new:" to Boottoos, 'ffn.t.son,) WSHHING TON WOIIEB, Tonaronte d ritubt.th. 21acmfactseari on DOAT AND STATIONEU STEAM ENGINES, BLAST ENGINES, MILL GEAIIING, MATTING, 0.415 T. LNG.% of 111 deocriptions ; OIL TANHES h mum BOILER AND !MEET IItON WORK. A.genu for GITTAEDS I•ATILEIT INLEGTOS TOR YEEDINO BOILEES. Lc7----113:13,CONFES8I0N8 AND EX• rEIIIKtiCIE Or AN LISTALID, pablidkal for the beneflt.d as • warning and caution Gummi man who sutler from Ilervone Debility, Premature Decay of Manhood, etc., supplying, at the mine time, the mane a/ Reif can. Dy tam who has cured hlaml after being put to grunt axponso and luittry through modltal humbug and Quackery: By enclosing a pat•pafd addressotl gmsoloye, sing 071,1.11:13n bo hod of the author, VATHAITIEL 11AY1'AIB, 6q.. Inl2l:lydewl Bodford. litonsCyout7,ll. PTO BERVOUB BUFFEB.BRO OF 113 Call 310.1 ltd.—A reverend rutin= bee• lag been restored to licoeltb ton few days, .Bet on. dorgoteg eB the venni routine .d Irrojulai eepeu• etre mode of treatment. 'without euotaci,coueldere Ids sacred duty to mannunicatte to to. edictal follow creatoree tba moan. 01 can. fleece, on mho MOO of 011addreared euvelupr, Le will ectul,frer, a cep; of the prarmiptiow nod. Dlrnwt to Dr. i(In), M. Pd.OLIALL, IdOl Talton attwet, K. T. robtl,lrdaw'r lialTW.l W. D. 6.1[1.r.A.-... 3 . I. DULI.W.S . 2 . LA BELLE BTEEL WORKS REITER & CO., Boaaaore to RAW, Ilartan. D 00., moonfodurnre of OAST flitiLL. OPIIINO, PLOW AND 111.1811111 STEEL; OPIELINOIL AXLTN, L ROW BAWL No. Work., num WAND, Allogbon, My. P. O. Addmos. PITTIMII ROIL P. (Ably_ 1) :70111Eli COCA & BRO.ithlan. nforinogro of IRON BAILING. ICON VAULTS AND 1 , .11(.1LS DOM, WINDOW SINN; mBB, WINDOW u uelpas. Des. BDOOND soA 55 VIVID 11171IILT bof. Wood owl. If allot. liavo on bani svart.iy of now Foams, fancy anA etiltAble for a pumas. Porttplor ottontfoo pold to enoloeng Gem Lou. Jobbfo door al *hurt noll,oo. ova N. It OLEZES & SONS., Mauna or 11017610 N AND D0111.5T10 DILLS 01 DEOIIANOII, 0011117110 ATES 017 170/0517, BANK NOTES AND 5110111, lie. 57 5145.111 CD/ STREET, Pittebnrigb. Po. fair Oulloctlo. merle oa all the penal* altlas Dovaabonot the Matta ~T e n freDISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SZILINA.L, OBINAIIT ADD MEDAL flYETZbifhovw aad reliable treatment—la *orb of the award azonclatlan. Sant by mall Lasagna !attar envelope, free of clam". Addles D. JalErfo. LIN TIOUGUTON, Upward kfloolatlon, f 10.3 &alb Li loth stied. Dbbfat•lPWL 3L colabibly [r•IIHNIBY H. COLLINS, FO/LWAnD ING AND 001011651014 MESOULAT wholipalit dahlia Is OZELBX, BSJ7TEII, 1311E.D11 71511, and prodca Va. t 0 11901) rI Pltiabstsl4 NO. 66 113111 eras= PILOV011? Illammlas.'wOnotco. 73a Dtn. PA, I Am-snlearr Crrn, July 21, 1884. f IXE3IPTIONE3 FROM MIKE T.—Pur 1a anzat to order. I wallah the following f perame exempted from draft by the Hoard of Enroll ment of this District, to thli date, with the came of • .• .0 100 to each meet Paid Commuted.. ...mil. 1 headers Haskins, ad Ward„ Allegheny city. Charles hi flosith, Ist " James Belly, Hampton tp, Allegheny county. Theism .1 Fletcher. 3.1 Ward, Allegheny city. 6,,orge Hickman, Beeler...a tp, Allegheny ocutty. Isaac Crawford, Ohio Omega ti Bieck, Shake . " Paler Clikner, IFeandlais " .. Ilugh tdlilerAttalerti Job, King, ll'eandlem " Lewis Black, " " James Watson, Boaorve " Zechariah dloon, 3d Wmcl, Allegteuy city. John Frederick, = . i Adam Karts, id " , trity l'a) VI 7.11 . ~ Black, :ki • :atm Black, John Winkelman :id Angnetne Foltz, 9d John Diets, it Adam Bch, Wllliamoßrown, Leonard LO6l, MI • ... . . . Bohai Armstrong-3d 0 " David 0 Moon, rd " 0 Daniel Fry, 3d 0 .. William tiGray, 3d Apica l DimiAlity. Henry C Witer 3d Ward, Allegheny City George Smith 3.1 " Francis Yangat 3d .• " Zachsaiah Barnhart 34 " " Samuel P Hoar , 3d " " Charles Happier 3•1 " Joseph Himm !Thaler Tp., Allegheny Co John Wetioter " Frederick Leobriard 3d " " Joseph Mangold 3d " •• Stannimi Waver 3d " o George Solomon 3d ° " Bard Selmer 3d " •• George Linimarer 3d " " Boyle Kerr ES D 31 ..: Improperly Harorted. Wilton lirr, 3d Ward, Allegheny City th.natnau... al do , ProJerick Becker, 3i Ward, Allegheny City Mew', Brace (Cio1) M 0 &used 0r tiro twos dariad llispresssi tsar. Martin bilsely Berks.° Tp., Allegheny Co dliew4e. Mims, Zesty, 34 Ward, Alleglomy City. Bobcat Foster, Mailer Township, Allegheny Co. Sebastian Montse, Quota !wimp Filled Ilichsol Seigle. Ohio Tp., Allrgbelly:Consay , William Jackman ° Albert T Goff. 800 Tv., 1 James II McGee, llompion Tp., Lewis Scillies,' McCandless Tp., Joseph McKinney, - oeeph Michael Warshinl, Ist Ward, Allcr,hco) John L Williams, liphriam Wiley, " Alfred Wagstaff, " George litiltoriberger, " Genii Yredeflak, Whaler Tr , Allegheny Co. Christopher lichany, .• Gwrg• Ylddlraack, " 3. W. KIRKEIt, I_IC Y i lptaArt audnTott Marshal . .:341D15t., Pa: GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINES FIFTY•FITE DOLLARS Thl• I. ITIFTICEN LL 034 011 EA PLR tb say t met WITH ALL Till LATIBT 11APBOVIA1ICAVT' P. U. MAKI . * M., brndwov, p T Office, No. 13 I'll'l'H STREET D. BARBUMS " BELF-BEWER, RP Trod. guppUed st dlsoouat. J173:11 UNI2fBLIALLY • ATTRACTIVE AND SPECIAL tkALE OF 875 ENTIRE PACKAGES OF Domestic Dry Goods, F. M. 8EA7,311 will well, through Meters. J. B trITEIIB & co.. .t their motes, 5:9 AHD EA 11A.8.1L12 ST., Pbflutelphls, Wednesday Morning, lag. 3 The end.* tend of deairsblo DOYINSTIO DRY OvO DS, In original paokatea: 300 hal , a Red. Whits., Yellow and 1311., Plain and Twilled Fla:meta and ISaeklnas. 50 rasa Plain and Printod 9.11001.. 50 " Rentucky Jonas; 55 and Wool Lizoloys; 15 Miners' flannels; 20 bal. all Wool Twooda: 5 casts G 4 Renter Cloth; 50 ° 11-4 and 12-4 Rochdab Blankets; 75 Clanton Ilannaln; Pb " Med.. and Black Print.; 75 .• Androotoonln, Lediseed and Franklin 0.101 55 bale. Ticking.; PO " Bro. Dell* bd cases tiltaokod ltwllw. 4.4-Llano, Rod Dank d Other staple lintode; 10 Wet Crash; 10 c. 10-4 .d 11-4 Bro. mid Blk. Sheeting*, 23 •' Stripes mid Meeks; 23 Wee 5.4 and 114 Heavy Bro. Sheeting.. The vortical.r attention of the trade I. called to IM. tale, en it will competed , tiro moat dateable makes of goods, and le the largest offering ever mad. In this or any other market, with one exception. The goods are all In artier sad original parkitilTc• MCIOr .11.01115 V. hITE/123 t CO., A net`re. SOLDIEK& CAMP COMPANION, Writing and Sewing Materia Soldiers' Portfolios ; Army Pooket Inkstanda; Gold Pens ; War Maps; DitrUTT Q ergs Ourrast.'s &gyms, I Plusbargh, July Nth, Iga. ARTILLERY HORSES PURCHASED IN ()PEN MARKET. Sl7O will Do gi rea ty lb. nodentigord, al Pitts. boa g 6, Ps., for good ASTI Laaa SY tittlir in, part. bb lo certificates of indobtadstro for riot lex Mao tin hoot. ft.. hoi Ord 011101b0 10•11 tormwl, ultra, end free from all debar, from 6 plant old this spring to I •ear•olJ, Soto lfiyi to 16 h.& high, sod tow lent not S. taito 10:0 p.untle. Whlto boron and mares will ba szoludad, Thal bo examitud 06 • 000400 l lodge, and et !forma promtad most oo nform to the &bore apt. eine:Woos. 0. ÜbOrS, Jitilitf Lt. MI. and n, 0 M. Ornrriti. TO LIVERPOOL, 7b. .tssak.o susoknoo .tii law No. Sort Of Liforpool, OSI Takla/rancor. tu the steerage at the above lo• rat.. ' Apply to Wnt. 81110IMLII, Jr., REJ 0 VISVATOII , —W . meitivety_to- Moro GRAY RAIN TO ITO oat AL GOMA end 3:117 RAM =OM FALLING OTIT. Of onlythn my hmdnde. o h ha r Ir an % s O tb da alsct thne viben the directions me followed. Tor fikk stoo/11 JORNSTOO. DU. ato H. SUM, HH Me04A11116.19 .1 00., 308. puma% OEO. A. SZI,LT .! GO. PITTSBURUII & CONNELLSVILLIC IataLOAD 00SOPAIrl—ILI1181. NOITTGAGE TURTLII OSEIDI DtVlBlOl9 CIONITKIOtIOI BONDEL—BoIors aro hasty nolitledtbaytbo I. 5 a .,4 boopon on the abooo Moab; do. AUGUST um. T ut be *too lind otter that dot. ocatollonoad dationt not Itatloool Banffßanff ot PlaoloolbMood , W a ool n . Sr. OARMIIIIIT, Bzerstirsasid Txesstua. WANTED—COAL, at the Western 11 Peumlnada 11 , 371.1, •i 1 Ista.mt, To be delivered et the r.• r le dire by the fl•et of November. Lppt, to 1,21-tf EDT 103 Wood et. WM:TED—Sereral gocd PATTERN 11 AND FLV.E. 21ANE119. At JAN E 3 NAB.- BR ALL CO.'S, ..FratOtt Iv /am •ory,' 61.6.0 arard, carnat . of Butler .rd l.ccatt strootn. 1I ttte WANTED— t• situktift 69 1.16. AUG [ITS ALAN or FOREM N tx ,61.ACIMik: 311CP, or other ...MA:bai.lreca. Bretreforroess given. Adds.. A. B C , GAttrrA Cert. 1111:St WANTED -T WO RELIABLE r.(x)o cash capital, t •n g ai g e in the SW...or Indiana gout Michigan, la the manu'ainore Wid We of an ortido tbot pays per cent. prollf. J O. I.Tuff Hann 'treat. IVANTED.—A. Bouk-Keeper of expo dente or to prtectre • ettnetlon, tither at ookKeeper or.Clert, to • metc•ottla home, ottlet n Pittebnnth or Allegheny CO,. Adam. BOX 233, All-gneny qty. FA.MILY ARS ROW &ELMO TOR A. F. CRATONEY, General Agent. Atso, eozsrr won TOIL ALL uAgarsss FOR OAHU CONTAINING JOHN P. HUNTS Nu. is 717111 Br., 11/12.01110 HALL. !MIL $2B, PAPKIL DIONILT THI7RBDAY. July 28th, Adam. lispnws Woe, 25,000 Mash. Coal and Nut Coal, WANTED. A SUBSTITUTE. repre.entatl.o entertltcte "lintel, to whom a Ilirarbonnty erinl to paid. ogle at No. Vt. TOUBTFt STU:SET. 111.3f WANTEDTEAci Batik —An Elec- V lion of Te•oh.rs for nhe Booth Pitt booth Toblle School. mill be he'd on MONDAY, Angmt let, at the SCIIOUL 110USL. Application , received on or before that tine. By order the School Bread. Jydrelle J. U. 'EVANS, Secretary. WANTED—TO RENT, A SMALL COTTAGE, Inuntahad or :unfunaishoot, containiag or five rooms, or • Pa/lLull Man PhD 110 UP„ with board Mnlady and tittle b,y, in • reared past of U. cities of Pittsburgh or Anoabrttl. /adman, this day. Mrs. IL EL, Mauston nous°, Liberty arrest, Pareburgh. 112.1:1t WANTED—At the - Western Pentisyl- T ea., Hospital (or too los.e. A PRACTICAL STEAM AND CAS PM CIL To • married m., who thoroughly onJerstanda hie Itualbeas, s perm.. at rltuatlou and extra lo dometoeuta will be offered. Also, as ABLE 110D4ED SI AN, for general work. Also, 1'.5,060 BC81:1. COA LAND NOT COIL, to be !lateen d at I be rare • louring. Apply to 01. EMINIL7 Jytedf No. 103 Wood rt cwt. WANTED. NOBS. I'APEr. AND num Worthless Books, with boats ramored ; Pampa:data and Magas. inn; teevisfespea, whole or torn ; and every scrap of printed or to0.0:1.HO paper, ars all vallsido, and .lllbrioa • 'lead vim at Um Book Store of 2. V. WAILILL.S.IIL, Jyll No. 1M Bedard street, Ailaahany. WANTED A BUPE.III.NTENDWIT AHD MATEO'S Toe the •• News Boys • llotoe." Far further particulars 'squire of TLDROII9OI FAN., a t Kramer & Bahia's. No. 55 Fifth FEILISIC B. SILLIES. Secretary. WAN TED— $.50 A MONTH.— v I mutt Agents MECO • month, expel:Limped, to mil my EVERLASTING PENCILS, OIiTEVIAL BURNSII3, end Winter= other sm, metal and rime articles. IN iteeu circular. mut rasa. taktrzer, JOHN r. WILD, Mddaford, Mem , sorMarnomer . _ - N I NT L TE I Alliet T D.-TW O MO SIII3STI ent e r T, t TU r TES, O o the S aid. ales an representalleee, In *de.es of the next deat bomty tie paid addiden to the Go, ernmnit textity offered. Andrus BOX M Pitt.. buret, Ts. Wit/ WAYTED--Agente to sell the Etand ant EMMET 01 /RR WAR. A rare chance to mete money. to as clautag tram POD to IROO per month. 0.0,000 volumes abaft/ cold- Bead tor circulars. Addreu JONES. RHOS. A CO., Publiebers, Balttmora leltim WANTED—A good Idatartre BLACK, SMITH, AND 13ALPIrEt. Also. • tea good MACEII.IIIBTB. highest wages paid to good pork men. Loqtars - HOCH RAMS. at 14731 • Coo. al Point s/ley sad Duquesne Way. DIFI_DEJrDS --- feints or reaPrpromatin. Fort W•ver DAD OHICDOO ODILIMT OD., Plttentirgb, PL., July 14th, ittit. iviDEND.-1118 Board of Directors D of this Company have this day decanted • Div idend of 2)4 PLR 0 ENT. on the mares or Um inte nd Capita, Mons of the Company, payabls (fres of Gorero2o.ll San,) on and afar the Ott of August, prostem, at the 0411,e of the Company to this dry, end at the Transfer Ag. 007. Wfardr, LarisarliCa., be. 62 Wall sued, Der Berk, to ths ntdOXimidarn, ea regidated et the reoptottee offlots. 7ha 'banger Brim of the Company tell clans on the 10th of July, instant, at 2 o'clock p. et. and remain alcsed until tn. Otb day of Amgen thr;rearter. Sy order of the Board. fyleitanbi W. 11. BABHRS, decretart. DI Val EN D NOTICE. Clottrxem On Ca=ms*, PlPailnorgh, Pa, Daly lath, 1164. Capital .--51.603.00% Shares.-- ----60,0000 f Sid .aOO- The Direr-ton of this e this day de clared • Dividend of FITS (N) PER 012P1`. au the Capital Block, oat of the props of last month. Der ain. to the fliscit.holders on said data. IHOBSDAIf, the 14th inst. By order of the Board. ly Mir R. WESillitriLT, Beenstary. DIVIDEND. 142 800 Omenth Th Au i rd et., kcms. Ptrrn'a2,, 15 0m 64.. Coi n inly 1 The Directors' of the Allegheny a Pittsburgh Company ham this day declared • Dividend of TWO PIS MST. on the Capital Stott, for t h e month of June, free of tax, payable Won and after the Ilith hat. olatlat 11. S. LAMA Secretary. DDIVIDEND NOTlCE—Office of the People% Inestrueoe Clo., Pittebargh. Jely 6th. Wit The Board of Dhectore of thie company Imes Ude day declared • dirldee4 of roar Dollnn, par there, free of vreroment tax, oat of the protta of the Wet alt mont payable orthwith. fellwd WM. T. GAZDBIO, escetary. Peoven Elassases Orrick 62 o Din. Pa., Pittsbanit, Pa., July 16, Mt f gaRRECTION OF THE ENROLL BIEBT.--In acootdana with the provisions of ar hiti&S, of War Departdknat, Prone liar shaD4.sonrir Ogee, dated Waehinirton, D. 0., Rule 2.6„igu Vtiklio =Use is hereby siren Oat any par sed' An W. Dlstrict way appear before the a >two. to here • woo stricken off the listslltDikean idea% to the satistsction ot the Board, that Cho .pirson named is not properly enrolled on account of ffinit—Allonaaa -- .tteddence. Beoond—Non. Third—Over Age. Fourth—Permanent Phssical Dinhillty of nth degree a. to render the person not a proper entdeet for enrollment raider the law and repletion.. Civil Officers, Clergymen, and all other promiput ottleens are Invited to appear at all times before the Board to volnli out errore in the lists and to &sand. haformatiou their pooseeelon may sad iin the correction and mvision thereof. To the dray of hearing and eating epon claims to exemption. toe Board will devote ell the time that can he op.& from other more priming, &Wee, and hold deity sessions from ten till twelve. and from two till thn. J. Irlf.P.ON FOBTIB, Jeircler Capt. and rro. liar., VA Dist. P.. NOTICE TO BCEDWitg 6-4 3ealed pro .Ll pose. will to received sip tllmo sem of July, Instant, for the building of good Takstaatlal BRICE CIIIIRCII EDIFICE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH la Franklin, Penang* Cannlty, R. Building to be rot y by ninety fat, with • lasatnent. Plan and opeaffications can be own It theofdce of Myer. I Kinnear, to the borough of Franklin, By order of the Tram... J. D. KIVIllt&B..Booroloal7._ J INT IiECEIVED. Mahan 'e P D o p T p r e e t e a Tat a. maL Boger'. Ontopound flyrap of Tar Kmardy's ifelleil Discovery. Floe 011 re t)U, for table am. Raker', Pare ttod LI,Of Itra. Allen'. Bair Barterer. • nu. Glycerine sad Hoary Soap. B telltale@ Ambroda, for tin lief:. Clair, Nall rad Teeth Mambo& Mitre. laeolable Oerafal. Al lb. (›toral Ilmg fibre. corner ideal ma Oblo ittoo6o, Alleibeny. my2ll $7OO FOR A SUBBTITUTE.—A gen. Malan whr It oat dranad. 'Helot ro pot • ma tats the sold, will Ow SEVEN MIN. , 1111110 DOLL/oh/3 for au accowtabla abla•bodkd rowan or Altera, orbits or oolorwt. to woe Ibr throe JOAN. Duralro at ?to. 1511121ITIZLD ST., Pitts. tylrator • ICOTIOR.-1 have this day sold and trintforro4 to JONES L&rOULINEI on my Interest to the Want. for Clold Bolling, Iron. etetl, do., =din the tcutduess contorted therewith 81:115.1.11D Latrru. ritutoorith, July 2te1t,1334. Jrntts rMACHINISTS, Eco.—A strong, se tiln, boy, taTentoen Foam cf ago, raddleg in the • ant. to nervg w itypn,nticallp a tbn woad. ct nther gtro.l nanclanical mita Address onent‘Es, care of Lodi Ilan 140.161, Pllttburati P.O A °MO.—A gentleman whose time M 4'a...wt....n0d/ ...woo, wed amt. two or nu. Loan • day to 'mitt/Lg. Any ow wishing to CCM. litytlr may 'area S UI41 1 ) 15 bls. Grorn ApplA; •• White Baum; 55 bbls. norlrlsb; 5D risib Jost rualyrd sad for Ws Of° Rbo . rtyj_tor k ti m. jrn sD:rr' Bm-n —JCL L- VtOr 11 8 1"/ SAPCP kr, PO d o wn alf bbls. Whit. Fla ; 1.10 de Liks UririPlG_ . 40 bozos prime *am Clam% Dow = al for We R. NOMA 155 Luau OVA. OLOSING OUT SALE OF OMER DRESS GOODS, STILL COSTLSJIT.D AT J. M. BURCHFIELD'S. °RENA Dll4.:Ett MOZ&MBIQUES BERAGES; LAWNS, ORGANDIES SLIMMER SHAWLS SILK SACQUES LACE NLA.NTILLAB & POINTS. NOILTEIZAST OWL FOSSIL! k SWUM STS 1716 GREAT SALE OF SUMIIER DRESS GOODS, Of gal land% fiat and Cloth. SACQIIES, CI ICELAAS SUMMER SHAWLS, Sun Umbrellas and Parasols, W. BARKER & CO.'S, 50 SIAILIEIGIC ST CLOAK.SI CLOAKS! The bolookoo of our stook of SILK CLOAKS! MUM= DE GOODS; ov.aesDna: YOULLIISA ; OBENADIDES. All of our Thin Dress (3 - 00(113 REDUCED IR PRICEI ALEX. BATES. No. 21 D'IS tla /Street. flu GOLD I GOLD I t Great Excitement DUNCE OM GOODS OM 2i ne EATON, MACRUM & CO., Having sddal largely to their dock bog.e the roost onortnono oirmace to the Ono of gold, us nor pre prod to attar their goods at prim Much Below the Market Rates Of E.,' Tart anclyteedslphis. ffiLII.OIIAZITEI AHD DICALIMS v 13.1 it cam mei the aArsntage Wtityln;tD tbli market, go ling as the prima docks remain toll. EATON, ILACRUE & CO., Nos. IT AID i➢ PATH 81111 r B ARG&INS I GOODS AT OLD MOBS, MACRUM & CLYDE'S N 0.78 Market Street, Wholesale and Retail S Easing bought oar goods heron the nowt hes') &drama, to oiler at petals censidansbly loss than can be bonght snywhoce In the gartos tarp and Irsil assorted stock of Seasonable Hosiery Of Gloves, Of the list lsalp said claineitln ;nsainliciars. d. % at Tarlety Inme uts.ming.,llilk and lines ply Silk lamb, Oinastnenti,_ Velvet Ribbons. limb and Lim Dialling ; Jet, Bilk end Bogie Drew Duttans. A vary good seacrtionat of ate. leap, Panic% EWA sad Ittmbrallas. Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, And tho lined ma bat ,toot of Panoy Goods, To be Found in the City Or CALL 80011.11 m Po TI AND 79 MARKET STREET. WIN .ho lamed baying the city tech stosuoar ina tea Ms • feverabla opparegrett, kw ankrint theeeeehee .ten men welds es ten may need to INDBOIDNBICS, LLUEIy PANS, LDOINGSI MUST& 111131ERTINGS1 LTISZIS OOLLA32I AHD 51111; PABMIDIA BUN RIIILIMELLMI, 00BEL15 LUIS, tha latest ItYhtli LAOI OOLLAIIII. SIMS utd 8'1)61%5 ZEIAVILIISII 11.1103; NOTIORIS AND LOOT 000D5; O. A. ALLY 100 ?rum the largest stock In the rlty. W pea have to ea, that our amertmont hoe new been better, and le Jurt nubs cacma .rill meet taw rogulrenconta et a Arm clam city trade; and Meths ems Lbere m ath ru = ed before the lam advanum Zred tower that lectern prima • JOSEPH HORNE it CO., TT A 79 SWUM BTRISIT. TRIMMING I3 ; LADD GOODS. PADADOLD. ODD lIKADZWA DAntaool6l.oA 2l l ll D o lain= TIMM/ AND MIN WM WE= SIMOLLA.I3; mAts. VIISIXCY, . BANED fa sacetramt of LION MMUS , /DLL =BM, GAMIC ADD SILK UNDLICLUXUDM Tut tralso ssul 'Nal& 507107115, /kis. •a.. WI 1011111110.% IMSOII 6 ova, L.. GA.:Errs Ovirtm TTa INTRBEST GOVPONS. 10-405, &old EMB. 5.1102, d,. 8091101 Mat. ttsteat " VMS awn% &sum 1161 and Thlri Walla tiOMEOPATEIIe REMEDIES, VOL. TELL PEOPIAL A Fresh Supply Just Received. I—tor neat. Occipstlon and lallamatlas; fleet. Path. dz. Price,-15-matik- No. S—for Warm Tem, War* 05115 sad Tor. ckma Appetite. Prim, 35 coal& • Ho. 5..... Tar Odle% Teething, Crying _end Wakehil• era, Blow Growth and Zestdepois of ina4ta. Airs SS cent& No. 4—For Diarrhea, of Children orl&drata Cba- Isfativra, sad Ihrouner Oraplainta. FAO IS No. s—Tor bywhilay 11looGy flux, Collo, GO pings, Bilious Odic, Fob DialzAry. Ilia. 55 Co. No. 6-4 or Molars. Cholera Morin; Numb an Yomltfoy. Juritanatio Brantbbg. 33 acts. No. 7—Tor Oostirtul, Colds, 8011rienes.&Mi t Ltdluertma and Sot* Throat- Price 74 cent'. No. 8.--Tor Tootl2.atbo, TecoaebL, Haryana Pew, Neuralgia and Tic Dolarynx. Prim 55 c rata, F. odor 13ead-aelea, Mak Melba% dam. Raab of Dlood lo Leo Head. Price 36 meta. Ito. 10—F0r13317033, Weak, sad ar Dersopd 133amscb, Ocuottpatis3, Liver Gamplatzt. 35 vial. 80. 11—ra Suppread Mass, orSanty, Pasha Delaying Growl Skil:as. 33 COWS. I.2—Tor Tormeorrhes or Whites, Ailing DoIn; too Proftm Moue. ZS coati. Ho. 13—Tor Oroap, Roane crony wash. Diewg , . d Oppressed Brmthla[• 23 esats. 14—lor Elelt Ithasan, Oratt7 Imams, 167 IcaLaa, ecaLl Heed, 13.aters • Itch. 95 amt. No. 16—Tor ItheurnstWo, Banateesta thg Mart; Back, Lolasor Llrabs. Bb cla. • 50. 16—Tor Feirnriutd Acd. latamittesd. FIRM, Dmab Ages, Old Inviterats Aged. 60 wit& No. 17—tor Ma. Mad or BlewUlm lolrromr or External, Recent or Oleninats. CO emu. Ito. 19--Tor Opthtkalada; Week or lattemed Lys sod fiYoltdsi Faits or Weak 8.10.8. OD mats. No. Is-1. wart., Or nano 4 .7 or "Ing, Ckklil tho Head, lialuonza: contr. D3--rm• WhoopinsCoash, shortcut:4 and pal Mains It, or Spasmodic Ocash. 61:1 amts. • rt—Tor utb.orprosocD_Uscalt. tsborod Breathing, Oct a nd pectwn.wn. Price, SO eta No. 22-Icc. Tor Dincbszyk_lialme in the EWA Impaired Ltninin.g. lisrachn. CO an= dLrt--Tor .fata. SoU sad Old Mons. rged ClLsnds, and Tio B reElbhw 60 amts. Do. 114—For General Debility, Ripka] ar wa rm Wean... 00 Nate. No. 26-16Intd Accumalatlc634 Tumid SmannlN Mr &sat, Becrstlosis. 60 amts. Num tio. 25— mit ar in li...elegant's. ain. Prostration, Verily. . Vog. Kt No. 2T—Tar Urinuy Mame& enrol; Bawl Oan.': • all, Dlincult or Unhand Urination. CO ants. ' No. Z5-IPer Seminal ltogentone„.qnn e. cbargea and consequent Prostration eta DeetUtl: Price 51 CC 1 .114,... 90. SS—Tor Bore sou th or fitatafr.b. °lama Mouth of Molt or children. $1 03. ~ , No. 30—Tor Urinary locontioanco, Wottfag Bed. tco. &avant, paler] or scalding Urination; Frizon 00. Owe of 913 Ties, comslsts 60 Ganef 20 rids complete, In mnroxo, and book. CO (kw of o)sisls, oo book, TOO Coss of 16 nom2bersd boxer, 5129 hock* Ome of 6 bass, usimbared, sad Hook llo Biagio nosoberrod boxes, with illrectksts.---• 9 10 59• lettorsd bunt, with dice •• Largo ors of 2 os. far pinatas sad Op W Loot over the net, osske up • moo cillerboOkind you *owe, and Inclose *dismount in • cams* note o doiriPoi by moil to my tangs, end the nuedb4e will Do duly rob:trued by sitsil or aslznui, clung. Wholoofa agog kr Pittsburgh sal viatal.. )617 T . NW HAIR PREPABATD* you ormio, DELISSIEHO an) BILMIII*.-41 It tat= sail oils Me halr mad dm It • tdittlo twat glom, 'hitt tt retains for din Wag 11. Tor hew:tibia' anA prcmottog the growth 01 hate, . . No Etna preparation VOW* the penny paper— ter enton en mentality mita the hOZELS.II bar len TIM COCO.CAVTIT CRAJIMI Notions, and It prannti Gray 11611* It pentztelttay Hasa. It proseitts atla Halm It prevents Gay /Ulm ElmallWares, ==l .., _ .. ~ 01311111MEDLE 3 BY MAIL. J. E. FULTON. rigib Str••t•ONwfra &and do. below Ow P 0110204 LUI3IN' el COCOAIVIM CREAM . LUBLB'B 000011317 T CRIA* 0L11111,2 DD atISPASECID It la flu chewers Boa Dtemilnir In the wiet. Is Is the cbanput Hair Droning In the Woitt4. It II the cbtsport Hal Drentbsi in tha It It the onsapan Bids priming is the Wtelo. It sty., the Bate an Mr Ansiessaaft - It ighra the Bale an 0117 Upsdittaalt, It enti the 0117 Appeocittos. It girl the /40Ilalrg e an n 04 411*.asioh it MILAN the Growth of the MIA It promotes the Growth at the Bar._„ It proseeta the Cfrreth of the Estr.,' It promotes the Wort/set Os Este, It wants Bar tram Ulnae ats I. Formats Halt Irma Tuntlng It prevents Hair from SarethigAtny. purreati Bair Ikagatratstersy. for 01:114 Whhtma It bas m MEAL Far r Wing Indsken It Ms no sosl. lotFo Mos t his no az*. 011114 Inaba II has sto via AM It rabbit all Its M ilt Ursa AM It Maths ttall Ito Albite AM ti testa au a. =ll4/COMB . ' /or dap after Was It. lira dap sear cabs U. I* day. after ten It. ter days after eatett it• Ts Di m tha sad Oaks the Ifiektabe. Mos Dirodad sad Ming Ma Mankato. Tor Dtakfai end Mkt the liakattle. Tar Doodad' sad 011Ing the htaoacha, It paths the Irritated Idly. It moon= tire Irritated Soap, It loathe tbs Irritated Beale, It mai, tbs Irritated &alp. It ?moots Baldwin owl LOsitit SLUG Is Provosts Dedlieso owl Last ot Hats.: Prirsonts Balms szo! Loss H_ *D4 LLcd ÜbmilivEtPlidom. UtsmWmantPderms. 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