d 'A UTED. - -A BER GEENTE• FOR ~T HE
HEMET ME. THE THE
DUNGEON AND 'THE ESOAPEU Br Ammar
D. acmeranamr, New York Tre Oonespond.
entt. The most Intetesting and exciting book ever
tintaishee, embracing ign itichardmieVe -nriparab.
Mad orPerience for four years. traveling through
the 'South In the wand Dern* of tbs Tribune
at the outbreak of the war, with our armies and
letta, both East and West, during the Ern two
ruts of the, gebellteni Ida thrilling earrtnrer
confirm:mot for 20 months in seven different rebel
insects; big maps and Almon nitranutoriejourney
night or nearly 400 Wise. It will abound In
irricureventa, and contain more
anye hit, Incl.
dent and romance of the war than other work
Yet publishing.
Mesabi:ma'am, ensturette yetniroen, and espe.
Nally returned and disabled *Haus nod
In want of profitable innployment, will Ind It po ,
'nanny aro ten to their Condition. We have
agents MO per tomb, whbtli we will
Setyalroz
solar fil = th and T.rc,
lfalfinawr streets,Plol:tpPa.
WiliVID.-4125 PER MONTH.--,
te *ontod evertrwhere to latreduce the -
SHAW & CLARK I TAMMY SEW:,
567 6108.111 E. the wire low plies: machine
Wz r ottri,;blett■Scossat by Grover it Baker,
h. L
t i r% ll =ol ial ariftttfrih b. ays ,
&ad themHter sad user are Sabi* $o fine elle tos.
prieetwent. Salary see innwasee, or lane ems.
intssion. allowed, Illustrated Wonders se,t free.
alums maw .a OLASUE, Bleldeord , llebuk
toyettadetetarT" •
W ,TED AT .160 P R MONTII, , A
TT NALIANYS CANVASS in every taw"
P
and • bounty, for THE SIM D SPY, the
moat ezeitim , book ever paid! had; embracing the
adventures o f a waste* in thdon army am
None, Sean' sad -13. yr, airin g most vivid Inner
picture of the war. - We Hoe to dilating INC
Per month, which we - will p to any doubting
meant. Send for drenlare. - Address JONM,
RHOS.* Co. No. 400 Oheatant 'street, Philaded.
P.kla. Pi •' . rayininid .
WAtTXXO, . ,
411. - 1D1731;11•33.
A gentleman, Wel,
arrived 'from California,
Whole in _rood terumatanses, wishes to meet with
a lady of good diaponition: who her. al.° lame
Mamas to dianosa at. None others need apply. Best
of reiertzma will benison. Address letter. to
MARLYS IL
Imam/.
147 Penn street, Pittabrunit.
WARTSD.—S7I) A MONTH. —I Inuit
Agents at Ste a month, expeasei
t.%tit sell. FUT • XRTIUt a w, the beet
vim offered. Full particulars fro. I.4ll.rees
) I'. 41,12EY. tbldeteed. Maths.. -
ItittiodetiterT
POE 14114E-I'o2l IMAM
_ .
•
WOE Bifare..A..llPff Iliftlatllo PARN
Derry t0w5.,A.,., wastmorelami °aunty, Pa..
erontatabu
ataLebont t 133 awes, well. Improved, and In.
:old qq a Farm
Ip, o l r af a l bota county In
4. r ed Wbsatc
, about four
MUM from the Penasylvaaii N ' allroad. . The
Decrements are a hewed log house, a frame barn
Maga Mono Silk hones, wagon abed, coin crib
and other ontretildlnor -a small apple orchard
and other fruit trees; 0 acre. cleared and under
good Sam , the remainder of the land 1s coverall
with white oat, red oak, walnut and sugar tree.
Thin PlopertY Will be sold very cheap and on easy
tenni, sa the owner wishes to go west. A portloa
of the puritan money will bgtaken la alto prep.
arty or well treated lands la tge west. Possession
given immediately.
A/so. a - Farm of 100 aces adjoining mare tract,
with good frame house and berrygool fencing;
about Be awes cleared' underlaid -with coal and
Ltmestobe."
Also. antra of about 106 sou In Fairdebl town.
sh&Wortrooreland County, Pa.
a Farm
W of 2 count oo
y, -Pa acres .
in Fairitead township
ealllollo/114
Also, a vary valuable farm of 234 awes. near the
town of Beaver, 1a retrial township, Westmor►
land eounty, Pa., and about one and a half miles
tom-the Pang/ImM Railroad.. The improve.
men= are a large brink h prizes houseounoks
house, a larger Rams stable, • trams ham 4tx
water saw mill, • large appietschard,. with
fruit trees. . It Is =madam with- Goal, a
vein of Om lark:kale and.about one huzulred acres
omf~aN 1 White -oak Poesession given lm,
. . -
Also la acres situated in Warder tOwashill,
Westmoreland county, Pa., adjoining the town of
16 amo ar rig lots, with a large brick homes A tins
4deneep. ln the borough of 3.,.Wnicr. Will be
so chea -
Also 16 agreeof land, with a large louring mill,
Italti2 same
ac
3 ree P ortatd, aloining lame Plus.
Alao, the best farm on t • Monongahela River,
about ono mile from Meßeesport, Allegheny On.,
Pa., eontairdne about 144 acres. The improvements
are a frame bons and barn, corn crib end wagon
shed, with
betweentbuildirge • A large apple
..orchard of 10 and 600 trees; SO quinces
trees, 30 pear treewread 430 peach trees.
Alan., a Fame of the sores, near the town of
I . l doider, Westmoreland county, Pa. very cheap.,.
Alto, a Large Rotel at BlaissvUle Intersection,
ere the Penney/mats Railroad. The b _tidings ate
goodand well iteraeged for • hotel and atom. This
property will be sold at serest bargain.
Sur further me.rticulars inquire of
-11. FL, TOWIER, Baal Estat•Amdlt,
jell • N 0.114 Ftmelt street.
.
FOR BALlC.— Th ree new Steam
E
built purpoutly•laroll wells; 'Ad biehe n = 4 .
!Moth stroke; very strong. Engine shall, Eolith
us ed
and
for sonneeting rod of wrought Iron;
limes. • -
BoUrm le to ISOM 10ng.32 lashes diameter, with
two 1140th lima; chimney lb in. by 20 feet; het and
sold wtherputapi. Everything emulate sad ready
to skip on ajar ! . • • 111.1011 fig. BOLE.
• Pingo:rob, Pa.
Shop, Mawr Point Ariel and Duquesne threat,
bank of Allegheny river, near the Pant &MU
FOR SAM
Valuable Manufacturing Elite,
adjoining. the establishment of Lindsay, Penne
Township, oonsisebig of lerr
and half acriworith a elTer h=e, and extending
to P. Ft. W. le U. S. 8.. and Is eligibly signaled for
any kind of bu .. WILLIAM bies. For terms
WAX
i:a
B apply to thri Intri
prietreq .
:1111 Beaver street. Allezbez*a.
FOR SALR.--ON WEST HICKORY
METZ, Wirren county, Pa., TWO TRA.O2B
OP 'LAND. a_djoining land ot the Triumph. 011
Ootapasy, ot Pittsborgh, eontatning respectively
shoo:tie aml nacres. _West Maar: ..1c tra.
verses mock theta.
A Urge, past Of the Ladle
suitabhs for boring, The tzligti. are sitshtted be.
tit ten the best Oil districia In the 10 .11:
0110 reek on the.WestL,, 4Therry Run end the West
History wells on the South, and the Thlionte and
Economy, Well , on the East: For rosstiettleol
dress. • ALEXANDER, WALLAIX,
jetr.4ed Tidloute Warren Co., FS.
F OR EIALE.-;-INDIAIti -CO. PARK—
A lam of tea sores, 711 clewed, balancettmber;
weU watered - is Ph sprin_gs and small otreamn
situate bur Ikon Sialrnllis, on the Mope.
Mu road, cornrentintlo churches, schools. mule,'
&c. ,There la 'trona ladlcadons of opal and out . .
TMs, Iva 04:1 - ctuuse :to ., purchasea eheap and
For fartbalallnUittedi - apply:at ltue •.*aal Es-
tate aaerlartranee Olen of • - • .
G. B.
Jed `.: Butler dock, Lawsenesvilla Pa.
VOR BAL3L,The Coratontee - on:.Ctity
t lun ben authorized to reeetre bids
for the of the Good Intent Erigln• Brim
and Lot i aa d nalle street, In the Sixth.
Ward. will be received until it
Waling Ir. k. of 5 - cciiilloth, awl should be endorsee
- en the envelope. "Proposals for the P01C21210 Of
the Good Intent Lat." The Oesualtlee reserves
toe right to reject any or an the bids -.
Yee J. Y,MeteitilialErdlT:Ohatraur.
VOR SALB..-.one. SECOND --HAND
BOlLEtt,nearr zww,IMI /set haw Itt Inaba
Ons Let long 40 Inches Slainster inah
Ones.
One 64 feet longs incheediantates MI bah
One 60 twang WronaalronTanit. •
Bmqt:ie at the nth TRULL WORKS,
=GB DL.BOLL 00.,
ea; taintAUitic and buquensWai. Pittablu
le:FILOU:IIING MILL.
.
steam and Vitali gnawer; vitiate In Harrell Town.
ship, Westmoreland 'county, one mile from Char.
tiara Station, on the Alieghfty Valley •Ralirowt,
and Id miles hum Pittsburgh. hmther Perth , .
Were enquire on the prernmea, _
JetkrardaarT. PKTKR r1NT9119,. Y.
_ - - -
- •
ocuovirramr.r. - across - •
Of font within am and a bat aquarea alas
Arad oat; In tar. ,Good Vat/rand army. '
thlatr i sjantanti ' Pormaston dinn
For apPly baJoaara Pax:, Trrederal strest,,
or at Motu,' Ample,' Wag= Shop, Bosom. atreat,l
nail&
Fox 13ALZ.-A BALL'S MOWER AND
IEAPES.—IIIa rano/doe :pas oassebletiloe
at th* Statuary rat: last ear. and Is now °Woad
by the elsoliaty -00 who ars desirous to
Sell It at ones.. Inquire of
. ISAIAH MAXEY 00
cr scrirELlS
B LONG. Libiety meet., Sold
PREALE.-150 Agree of Coal, also
. 17C
uha °Mont mmainpoot No. 2 slams %MX
of coal and intlinsd, nod other improvements In
Lood working orderl a pool No. gone treat on the
TootnkOnenrriver and Proinellevitde .Raitroad
Zogaire of •• - ' *lsth
c a sue Fitt door 211 fifth on Grant Weer.
V OR" BALE OREAP.—A FRAMS
MUSE, If renurred at oree. Riveted eor.
41ar /rein Awed Western Avenues Allegheny atty.
pvirrorr,
mb2o Noe 11l and 114 SOOOlllllll.
LlAf 7 ' -- LS.LB:—ONE THOUSAND LO.
OUST POSTS , -Aleo, wooted- to tomillood
Enq
TWO-HORSE . WAGON; Iron axle' preferred
uires%
jet Alf .• .' imnariT. Errassr.
- -
- 02 1 / 1 011._ the: lecoad
floor, mews. ,runand Smittalsld itresta.
Z WIL , Bourns oo.
g rig ni# BA AVM Brom =warms.
• wilagilamtha'
R.__.- •
COMmlllisson
(XI Sotim‘lll. 421.1.•
our- molt am.
428 .`: : " " oCAPIMILS.
rerminak
---- aS
sti
47:.1
fiemm=l
Itr: 1 0 - M —a . %ad
at : ; .1' :• .1 t. •,: 015 ,
mod. ;4dl/411 411
o a t% sa tkiOOI4IB4SI;IIIOIADMPOINP‘,44I-411r*OPar.:
I.7lTTsbulit3ll T4EATRIC.
FIFTH STRE ET NEAR WOOD.
lama urn Kaarmura....,WlL HENDERSON
Last night of the Mattinettl Troupe.
.. bitA6I . 4 . — P 4 XTOMIME.—TABLEdrIX.—DR.I3I4.
Tlll9 LTENIIAG, will be presented the amusing
fates, entitled,
STATE SECRETS.
Danee Mize Jennie.
To be folloWed by the greet Pantomime of the
RED GNOME AND THE WHITE WARRIOR,
By the Martinattl Troupe.
Dimes Mies Louisa.
Alter which the thrilling drama, entitled, .
THE bIANIAO LOVER
Michael Earle H. H.Dotthe.ty.
To eanelude with the Pantomime, entitled,
THE ITALIAN BRIGAND,
by the Idartinetti Troupe.
Monday, bengfit of Harry Lewis.
TREMBLE'S VARIETIES THEATRE,.
pm 1171W17. WEAR IT. MAI A
W. O. FAITTECE Lanes and IN ...dee.
GEO. H. EDESON....AdtIag and stage Manager.
0011110111018 AT a o'CLocix.
• GREAT BILL FOR THIS BATURDJ T IVIO4T.
The comicality entitled,
8 ERVA NTS BY LEGACY.
•
Dan. DiNial George R. Meson.
Pompey .............. ~...Oharlis Garicer.
Eitty ' NW Menu Elam
Other charamee. by the fareetua.
Tremesdans swam or the !sophist. tioneedhas,
Pantomimist and Comic Vocalist, GEORGE R.
EDESON; who will atemer in a new wdeotien of
Vocal Comicalitlea
CHARLIE GARDNER AND MARE ASTOR
the exponent. of tairkl.ma
The Corps de Terpeichom
Wm EMMA GARDNER. ByruNVLEHBULN,
and ALB/SETTEE MILLER,
together with the rrsit YarteUsi Troupe. Look
out for Monday night.
aVCllO.ir B.II.L.EST
pyROIAL SALE OF BEItYLOBABLE
inuav HOMES.
QUARTIEMASTItIi Gareitaxa Clertoa,
Wesdniteron, D. 0.. June 1.18e5.
By direction of the quartermaster General,
these Win be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, At the that' and obsess named below. via :
GIESBORG, D. SY— MONDAY, use 6, DM.
OTESBORO, D. O n SATURDAY, June 10.1965
OMSBORO, 1). a. MONDAY, Tune Is, 1865,
BALTTOIORE, MD., WEDNDISDAY, June It,
• - I $T, PA:., SATURDAY, June 17,
1981
WESTCHESTER, PA.,WAS SATURDAY, June 17,
, .
GIIMBORO, P. 0., SATURDAY June 17 MC.
OIESBOIiII, D. 0., 110NDA.Y, Jane 19,1 1 685.
EHEISHORO, D. O, SATUR4AY, June vs, 1885.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.. SATURDAY, June St,
' 1865
GM 7 4IIOEO. D. O.:MONDAY, :nos 68 . 1565 .
PITTSBURGH., PA, SATURDAY July 1, 1865 .
°IMBUED, D. 0.. SATURDAY. July 1.1883.
Two Hundred sairnimetax Draft Horses at
melt place.
An opportunity to pardon a superior Mtn of
Draft Hones, at Pr less than their true value, ill
pow aftbrded to the public. The animils, though
sound and Servlzeable, are no longer required in
the army, and must be sold. The attention of
menages. of city railroads and of numufastories
L especially called to these rake.
How sold singly. Wes to comatose at 10 8.
x. Imute—Csinln United States currency.
Staam r. for Elicitor° will leave Seventh
street w 7 Raatingtou„ every hour from 9e
to 6 P . R. lAIILS A. rain.
Brevet Wheedler timer 1, in charge,
.1 15 411 First Midmost, Q. W. C. 0.
LARGN E SALES OE' WA.GONg AND
HARHSS.
Cans Quawriniarren's Opium
Depot at Pitiable/Non,
Warm Outvote, Ha. Jun e 1
WID be sold at public auctioniander the dim.
lion of Brevet Oolonal Curies H. Tompkins, A.
Ct. M. „D„ S. at the Government MiLl, ea:u
tile on Batten, between Twenty. first and Then.
tpsereand attests, in the Sty of Washington, D.
o,,_ahout
TWENTY THOUSAND SETS OF SINGLE
MULE HARNESS,
,•
A LOT OF AD DL ES, &c.,
.whlth have been =with public tomes.
. Ths harness - Will be sold In Engle sets.
ALSO,
about I dice WAGONS, which trill be sold thief
tothe highest bidder.
The sOe
J f Masons will commence on WED.
NESDAY; une Web, ma. at .10 o'clock, a. is.
with a lot of about fora hundttel, at a point nor th
of.the Railroad Park, near the terminus of New
York avenue north, and after their sale Is cos.
oleted the remainder will be sold on O street east,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, near
the Lincoln Hosntal. The sale of Harness will
commence en THURSDAY, June HIS, iSSS, at II
oNhock A.
The sale of Wagons and Harness will. continua,
on alternate dam_ until the whole number la sold.
Terms sash, In UOTSZYTIZIEII3 funds.
•
The attention of buyers fa called to the Larne
.Nale of MULES, eomm.ncad on Monday, May nt,
Viand which I. ADD being continued front day
1). 11170frElL
Brig. Gen. and .13bief Quartararsater,
jergotjul Depot of Washington.
NOTICE.
BALE OP ARM Y MOLES
•
ctrtAL . MIZAS2/31. Onazews Onto;
i g
Wassnorrox. D. 0., May2B, teed.
MANY THOIBAMDS O F MOLES are b
di . )need of . tr i ub co li c o sale. at Wr
u until thenumber r : of ant.
male is reduced in proon tethe reduction of
the armies , now.going on rapidly'.
There are in 'the willies of .the Potomac, of the
TITOTIMD" i 0FoCIVII'Ve41 9 111x41111
TonTEAMS IN THE WORLD.
yof them were bought in the beginning of
the war, as young mules, scoompanied the amuse
la. all {heir marches and'.camps, and are thau
o_gfhly broken, hardened by enemies, gentle and
soldiers., from being so longsurrounded by . the
The whole South is •strlpped Of farming etladA
also has suffered from the &ate
animal,, taken to amply the mama. • • ;
These animals are sold at_public auction; THEY
WILL NOT BRING ANYTHING•LLHE THEIR
TIIIETALUE; and sock opportunities for farmers
to; get moiling animas. to stook their farms, and
for drovers and dealer, In Mock to maks good
IMetetens, by pnrclunsing them and dispcolcue of
n ' ihe Boutin, will never came again.
• O.IdISKYS. •
• Quartermaster General, •
Brevet Major General.
IB GOVERNMENT HORSES. I
SALE o
QoArrautB4,l2 l,lff i r Vi fol 4
Wm Wtsiscrwroa CEITY, main, MS.
biddert bs
he nd bila lerlac"° the blgb.4
belew ets •
;I s ARA " AND, VEDNIth,DAir,
-- LitioesTEß, Taus&
Argrilia= THURSDAY,
WEST 4nn failitYLVA,A, THURS.
MITTLES, paNkyrdir, THURSDAY,
PTITSHURGH. PENAYLVANTA, THURS.
. 1341 . 1 = 0 / I S I 3E II =I, I,S *EDNESDAY,
Jons 28. 18Sa.
.Prrnannzatr bA cEmesuTtrae. 'TRUES.
TWO HUNDREI7OATILIRY 'HORSES,
at esea place.
For r id aati, parpcops, many good ban
gains gay to
had.
_norm solAtogly. Sales to eolosiease at IS
Tars -cash, La 'United States
JAXES Iun A.IEET.
Merit Brigadier Geassal, La sharp Rest Dl.
vision Q. M. G. O. iettlaitS
SALE OF BERViCEABLE MULES.
(WAIIITEDIDLATLII. OZWEIILL'S 0 1 / 7 ICE, )
W.IIMINGITOIS. D. C., June 9, 1805. (
13,d1rection of the quarts:lnnate? Ueneral, there
will be mild at publia auetiln to the highest bid
der. at the time and plaes, named below, sit
l AltiasAggispoßT, PA., THURSDAY, June 0,
.18195.
HUN . MOWN, PA, THURSDAY, Jun. dd.
ISM
SCRANTON, PAi a tIISDAY, June 22, 180.
WThoMINGTON HURSDAY, June .22,
PThISENTROS; PA., TtrigDitY, JUDO 97, GSA'
.HARRISCUItu, PA., THITRBDAY, lone 29, ISO.
Two hundred SERVICE.IIIIA MULES-a eaeh
Many of them were bought In the beginning of
• tits
. war, as young mules, accompanied Use armies
"
'in their Parches sad camps, and are thoroughly
-broken, nanuned by engrain, trestle and famMar
Atm being so long eurrounded by the solthers.;
• Though sound and serviceable, cher are no longer
required in the army, and ran be purchased at
these sales at fez leas than their true value. -The
attenUon of both miners and farmers le especial,
Iduksoold Jingly. Sales to commence at 10a. x.
. lams—Cash, in Vaud States eizneney.
• , .
. . _ JAMAS A. sant
. _Mritet Ognerairn amuse,
je131,107 Slut Dlslacur.4 C. G. 0.
Lon .11088 TOWNSHIP.—The
subscriber often for sale TRIETZEIT. LOTS,
varying in else trots 4y, to in acres, and front , .
mg ontheallegttenyand /few Brighton Turnpike,
suitable 'fee country "Cita within four Miles:of
Pittabl i and ascessible by the A ll egheny and
New Br ton Turnpike, or the -P Fa.-W. kill.
R. 151. Tie saki Brut Station. Toe land is elem.
ted, Woo tonteriern "irzpasum, end *boon& S.
unnal`falthld Owings. and affords a commencing
env, Tho soil is excellent, and .Is admirebly
adapted to fruit trees and grapes., These lots will
be offered at yl:Milo sale, on theprembies, on WED.
IPBSDAY, Tune 29th, 18116, at 10 o'clock a. at..
tall
Accommodation trains leave the Federal est
Station. Allegheny city, at 9 A. X. and 12 m.
Trams or Baxs....anefotuth sashi bahowe in
three equal annual payments.
For further Inforniatioe Inquire of N.
BAYNE, No. 81 Diamond insect, Pittsburgh, or of
the imbaczlheron the premises. •- -
• kittlXfSW BAYNE.
T. A. .1100txt.r..axo, Salesman. jar/Alma
COURT BALE OB BEV
. ELITE' -WARD' LOTIV-SATITSDLY
IIBBOON, j 7nne 24th, at I o'clock, will be sold
ea 'the wanes, wordlist the Ort ham' Court
su e county, two valuablelote 6 ; s4 aach at
=Leann qiuDinmes AtirasSiaasktag , Men
Mno ran, bektentetn lad 41 la =lves
naveark WellaCOta" t. •
ics-43....hia emit; balaan mu
, 31 32 • 'A.l4cfratilitli,'Auctloneei.
licrz u c
ica . g.i.: , T011.ai0 .. . 'l o4 Vi ii
UK- ratriiirloA4.4%.
~
• • 0 S iniosigot rry iit i gar li ft .
wrn . .. - .• 11 08Xler Hula
."--,
rimuirr.r. soots
/42110noimummeas,
=CZ
* CO..
toiler Makers & Sheet Iron Workers
NW. 20, 22, and 91 PENN STREET.
Raving secured a large yard, and formlshed
'with the moat improved machinery, we are peva
ed to manufacture every description of BOIL
in the test manner, and warranted egnalle!U
made In the com___OlGEELNElatigryikM
FIRE. BEDS, S TEA M PIPES,
BOILERS, CONDENSERS, SALT PANS,
TANKS, OIL STILIA AGITATORS, SET
=SG PANS, BOILER IRON, BRIDGES,
SUGAR T . /alp:km:Wl sole neat-timers of BARN.
PATENT BO Repairing done
a the ahorteat notice. delelf
IllarP/ITSlll2lltlill NSW WOJUDA
HUBBARD, BRO. & co.
PATENT GROUND CIRCIILAIM,
Warranted OAST STEEL SAWS. of every de.
scrlption. TOR HulaY, Otwill Out, Gang, sou all
other mietles.
All kinds of BRIM; end SPREf_ ,GS made from
Sheet Cast Steel • Extra Ra ft ed REAPER AND
MOWING X A.,.
AR-Warehouse and Works.
SHORT STREETS, Pittabufgh °rner WATER
and
Pertioular attention given to • Ratoothing, Gum
mine and Stralehteelog Circular Saws; also, ree
palm of all /Hiv. •tinahlng and Drilling done at
reasonable rates. aptlety
- •
cirIAILS 517PLIZIOIC
Copper Kill and Smelting Works,
PTITSBURGH.
PARK, McCURDY & CO.
Blasufacturers of SILEATHING..IIRAZ4ES.
BOLT COPPER, PRESSED COPPER ROT!
ro E ms, R. ILLIELI) ST/LL BOTTOMS, SPALTER
SOLD Also, importers and defilers le M
ALS, TIN PLATE, SREET IRON, WIR ,E ET-
Ica
• Ocrustantly on Mad, TINNERS , MAOHEVES sod
TOOLS. 'Warehouse, No. t SoPDIST end ISO SEO
OND STREETS, Pittsburgh. Special orders of
uper out to cop desired pattern.
ylntlydawT
MANHOOD! now LOST. HOW
RESTORED I—.Jurt Publistied. In a seal.
ma Envelope. Prim six rents. A LEUTURE ON
TIES NATURE, tREATMENT, and Radical Ooze
of Spe_rmatoubcea, or Seminal Weakness,
[nary Emhelons, Sexual Debility and ImW.t.
meats to Marriage generally; Nervonanees,_Llow
antiunion, Epileosy and Pita; Mental and Pb7ll-
eel Incacity, remitting from Self Abut, se., by
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127 Bowery, New York. Post ffice box 4,681.
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ing been motored to health Ina few dam, after on
Hodde Ing the osnalmutlne and Irregular eilmnolve
f treatment without mimeos, considers It his
asered o duty to earonnolcate to his afflicted fellow.
ermts the mean of cure. Hones, on the ipt
of 'an ure addressed en s zle he will eend,,fine, copy
of the presmiptlon
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treat, N. Y. miff idvdewl`
JOHN COCHRAN Al SRO" Hanufaa
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SATURDA.T, JUNE 24, 1863
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE
The National Council of Congregational
churches met at Boston, in the Old South
-Congregational church, on Wednesday af
taxmen, the 14th. This old edifice, the
"cradle of the Congftatiemal Order of Pu
ritan churches," said to be thirty-six
years older than the Declaration of
dependence. The Council was permszentlyi
organized by the choice of Gov. Bucking
ham, Connecticut, as Moderator, and Hon.
C. G. Hammond, of Chicago, and Rev. Dr.
.1. P. Thompson, of New York, Assistants,
and a corps of six Secretaries. Thursday
morning the opening sermon was delivered
by Rev. Dr. Sturtevant "on the old paths,"
based on Jer. VI. 16. The scope of the
discourse, which was strongly denomina
tional, were the difficulties that occur in
transplanting New England instructions to
the West. In the course of his remarki it
was alleged that colportage as a missionary
enterprise was a failure, and that the true
method of missionary operations were to
plant churches and to found colleges. ' Tho
main portion of the day's session was devo
ted to perfecting the roll of the Council, and
hearing the addresses of Rev. Drs. Vaugh•
an, Raleigh, and Massie, representing the
Congregationalists of England, and Rev
Dr. Willis, of Canada. Shortly after the
opening of Tinusday morning's session,
Rey. T. binned, of Paris, and Rev. J.
Thomas, of Liverpool, delegate for the
Congregational churches of Wales, spoke
with happy effect. Henry Ward Beecher
moved the appointment of a discriminating
committee to reply to the salutations of the
delegates from foreign bodies. It is sup
posed the motion had reference to the ante
cedents of at least one of the delegates.
An address to the President of the United
States was voted, in which.the spirit of loy
alty was largely infused. The Committee
on the "Declaration of Faith" in thelere.
port, assume that their functions do not re
quire them to draw up a confession of faith.
They affirm their doctrinal position was in
the main Calvinistic. The Savery and
Westminister confessions had been accrot
ted symbols. The following declaration is
made as a ground of hope and belief:
"God, whose being, perfections, and gov
ernment are partially made known to us
through the testimony of his works and of
conscience, has made a further revelation of
Himself in the Scriptures of the Old and
New Testaments—a revelation attested at
the first by supernatural signs, and con
firmed through all the ages since by its
moral effects upon the Individual soul, and
upon human society; a revelation author'.
tatiye and float In this revelation God
has declared Himself to be the Father, the
Son, and the Holy °horst; and he hail
manifested his love for the world through
the incarnation of the Eternal Word for
man's redemption, in the sinless life, the
expiatory sufferings and death, and the res.
erection of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Sav
ior; and also in the mission of the Holy
Ghost, the comforter, for the regeneration
and sanctification of the soulsof men." A
report of a committee on Church Polity was
read which was referred to a large
committee for further consideration.
It recognized Councils but not con-•
sociations, and allowed each church to
elect as many elders as It chose. Consider
able time was taken up, extending beyond
the usual hour of adjournment, in hearing
the report on evaugelization in the West
and South. -The committee say "we are
sire that Gad chose and called the early
fathers of New England to be ,the founders
of this nation, as we are that He chose Ab
raham to be the founder of His ancient peo
ple." More systcurin the work of home
evangelization was recommended as abso.
lutely necessary,, Future efforts shield not
belindied to organizing churches from ma
telala on hand, or aiding churches to lie
come self sustaining. There should be no
wasting for invitations. Committees were
appointed to consider the foregoing papers,
and report.
—The Bishops of the Methodist Episco.
pal Church made provision some time ago
for the work of reconstruction in the South,
as the opening of Providence would
indicate. Bishop Clark was charged
with the duty of visiting Ten
nessee to see what could he done. He
made the visit and reported favorably,
whereupon It was resolved to re-organize
the old Holstein conference, whose bounds
were mainly in Tennessee, which had sece
ded in 1644, when the Church divided on
the slavery question. The rebellion hav
ing destroyed this evil, sad nproo:ed the
foundations of the M. E. Church, South,
the first day of June was fixed upon for re.
organizing the Conference, at Athena,
Tenn., the Bishop in the meantime trans
ferred several ministers from the work in
the North, to form a nucleus to accomplish'
the object in view. Immediately after the
usual opening religious services were held
at thd time stated: Bishop Clark delivered
an able address, after which he announced
that he recognized the names of alx minis
ters (who bad been transferred) ascompris
ing the Bolsters Conference. There were
twenty-two ministers and five probationers,
formerly of the Church, South, who had
given evidence of their loyalty and willing
non to submit to the M. E. Chureh, were
admitten into the newly constituted body.
Each of. these ministers of the Church,
South, as their names were called, made a
statement of his agreement with the M , E.
Church in respect to slavery and loyalty to
the country. Want of space prevents us
from giving some of their confessions. The
usual conference proceedings and ordina
tion services took place, after which the
appointments were announced giving fields
of labor to fifty ministers.
—At the late meeting of the General
Assembly of the United Presbyterian
Church, liberal appropriations wore made
for sustaining home mission work at im.
'portant points, which Is commendable.
For the mission to San Francisco the Rev. l .
Joseph T. Cooper, D.D., a very able Min
ister of that denomination, now occupying
an important position in Philadelphia, was
selected. 'pie Assembly also agreed to send
aix experienced and able ministers to labor
for two months each, for the coming year,'
In the city-Of Washington, namely: Rev.
John G. Brown, D.D., of Pittsburgh, be
sent .Tulyand August; Tier. David R. Kerr,
D.D., of the United Presbyterian of thin
city September and October ; Rev. John B.
Clark, D.D., Allegheny,`Noveinber and
December; Rev. •R. D. Harper. D.D., of.
Xenia, O. January and February ; Roy..
Tilemas , Hanna, March and April; and:
R% James Prestley, D.D., of Pittabdigh,
In ay and'Aine.' • '
_ 17 , MA gclikelil , Assembly, el: gleiNew
school Prenlan Merck at Its plie . win
1 le 4t montiiil44e T pfirialaii fiiiiiniding lint
n. 444
of tthe;b0AF14444,744:
d i es
• einnewee, and aped three Months pretch
the gospel and admhditering the ordl.
I v 41 0.eN u eVIAPPR/9p li t
f wing ataa, repreeeptinic olf
ofieagPiiiiiigmedio_pedonmAat
- I,r-:o:re MIA (..tar.W
T'•!imeationOtileffrosefthian.ll po.:
CayinciathO N 'niakie,Plf Ate attention,.
just trw. The New YoJk o; , ern, in an
edi•nral nn "Negro Suffrage and the. 10m
fah Church," the following words appear:
"Although they may seem tQhave no con
nection, it is possible that the destiny of the
first will depend on the history of the last,
the future of Humanism. in the Halted
States may be wrapped up In the status of
the negro race,"
Rev. Thomai Brainerd, D. D., of Phila..
dolphin; Rev.
, 7'ln. Adams, D. D., of New
' York, Rev. It ward Crosby, D. D., of New
York; Rev. S. T. Spear, D. D., of Brook
lyn, N. Y.; Rey. James B. Shaw, D. D., of
Rochester, N.;., lite Moderator of the As.
sembly; Rev. .W. Pea Cock, D. D.. of
Buffalo, N. Y.; Rev. Herrick Johnson, of
Pittsburg),, Pa.;Roy W.H. Goodrich, D. D.,
of Clerelind, Ohio: Rey. W. Hogarth, of
Detroit, Mich.; land Rey. R. , 1 19. Patterson,
D. D., of Chicago, 111. ..
—lt is gratifying to record that since
the Bth of December last the sum of one
hundred and fifty thousond dollars bas been
subscribed to the endowment and scholar
ki
ship funds of th lawn TheologicatSiml
nary in New Y 110,
—ln the Es 14,1 shed Church in Scot
land, the organ .iireition Is raising a great
commotion, and iie 'dispute Is warmly car.
tied on by five hundred ministers and adyo.
cotes.
—The Baptl4 papers are agitating the
question of hoidfrig a "Baptist National
COnyention for the Freedmen." Phlladel
piita la suggested as the place.
CITY AM SUBORM
/EOM TESTIIiDAY'II. IVICINIXO GAItTTL)
A Fiendish Act.
On Thursday night or Wednesday morning,
some villain entered a field of Mr. David Ewart,
Jr:, of Marshall township, In this , county, and
cut a valuable mare belonging to Mr. Ewart, on
the neck and hips with a large knife, injuring it
soseverely that death ensued yesterday morning.
Stapleton attaches to George Boyce, a resident
or the township, as being the perpetrator of this
bridal and cowardly outrage, and yesterday
afternoon • Mr. Ewart appeared before Mayor
Morrison, of Allegheny, and enteredjs complaint
against him, when i warrant was Memel for his
arttet. Mr. Ewart states that some time since,
Bake quarreled with his (Mr. Ewart's) father,
and that the act was committed In a snifter re
venge. Officers have been dispatched In Burch
of Boyce, and It is probable that he has been
apprehended.
A Murderous Assault.
tipori Information of William Humphrey, a
man named Wm -- Higgenbottotti was arrested
tbis afternoon by oftli cer Bay, charged with as
sanit and battery with intent to kill, Ills al
leged that about one o'clock to-day, Jeremiah
Humphreys, father of the Informant, while at
week In rolllsamill at West Pittsburgh, was
struck on the Mad by Hlggenbottom with a pair
of tongs, Inflicting a terrible gash and producing
a fracture of the skull. The blow was given In
a treacherous manner, without any appargut
provocation, and there bad been no altercation
or disturbance previously. Higgenbottom Is In
the tombs, and a bearing will be had tomorrow.
Celebration at Uniontown.
4t a medial; of the Union citizens of Union
toin, held on the evening of the Milli bastard, It
wail resolved to hold a grand union celebration
and welcome to the returned soldiers. 'on the
approaching fourth of Jdle. The celebration
will be held In some grove near the town, where
acommodloue table will be erected atiA spread
with a flee dinner. The returned 'oldie:re of
rajette county are Invited to attend and partici.
pate In the celebration the soldiers of 1813 and
of Mexico, and all Union citizens who have ens
tataed the government and IM brave defenders In
theteld, In mashing the late wicked rebdllon,
are also invited.
Dead Body Found.—On toe evening of the
18th Instant, a man about arc feet eight inches
high, sandy hair and. whiskers, heavy set, and
supposed to be about forty-five years of age. was
found I. ing dead in the road near the residence
of Levi Townsend, In abort Creek township,
Harrison county, Ohio. From papers found on
the body, it is supposed that his name Ii Ferdi
nand Shaffer, and that he had lived in Pittsburgh,
Pa_ If this ontio3 abould be neon by any of Ms
fticuds, they an learn ell the particulars of the
case by addratsing B. fI. Toleud, Harriarlllo,
plittibol2 con , y. Ohio.
Westminster Collo/o.—Tb* Commence.
meet exercises of Westminster College take
piece the Inst Of this month. The examination
of the ColLve classes commenced on the 221 and
will be continued until next week. The anni
versary addresses'before, the different Literary
Societies will It delivered next week. Address
before the Society of Inquiry on Tuesday even
ing, 27th inst.; address before the Literary So—
Medea, Wodnelsday, 12Sthr valedictions to the
various Literary Societies, Wednesday evening.
Commeaccme t, =th Instant.
gilded by tlghtning.--On &Muds, merri
ly last, during a violent atorm,'Alexander Steel,
while descending the Allegheny river, on an oil
Oat, waistruck by lightning, about raven mllu
below Franklin, and Lustantly killed. Mr. Steel
auon the tow prittiVrhen the lightning
aintek the guy rod, striking him, and tearing his
clothes cont . ;Solely otrhhi person. Thedeceased
melded at Miller', Eddy, Armstrong county, was
thittyjwo years of age, and leaves a wife and
ate children.
A Pocket-flook Case.—A singular caso Co - a
ccruing a pocket-book came up before the Mayor
this morning. A woman was arrested for the
larmmy of $ potket-book, and tho evidence tend
ed to show that she bad nicked It up from the
pavement in walking along. As the cue pro.
ressed, ft appeared that It was her own pocket.
book, and that her son had stolen it from her, but
that she afterwards recovered It. Toe case was
dismissed. ' .
Bar. et Judge Wukuni—Meeung of
the A meeting of the Dar Is celled for
Ssuirday (monster, in the DLstriet Court
mom, at 10 o'clock, to take action touching the
death of Judge Wilting. As an old member of
the Bar, whole reputation Is not confined to the
county or the State, It Is Loped the attendance
wtll be es large as pose/We.
blew Railroad ProJect.--A corps of anal
nears are now engaged In surveying a route, for
a railroad from Snow Bhoo, Clinton cotinty to
Franklin, Vonango county, byway of Brookville.
The surrey la being made by the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway Company, which Is a
guarantee that the road wilt bo speedily built.
Cuing Ahead.—The town of Flamer. situa
ted It mike from Franklin and the same from
Titusville, has grown into a proaperous oisea.
It bat , four Uteri, two 'national banks, a num•
ber of refineries, and about 9„000 Inhabitants.
Flay new buildings aro in the course of erection.
Martin Brstrdy Pardoned.--Governor Cur
tin has pardoned Martin Brawdy, Jr, the young
man convicted during the peat winter of 'sturdy:
in the second degree, in shooting James Fagan,
and sentenced to the penttemtlary for alerm or
ten years.
Ittruck byltightding.--On Wednesday, the
14th last., during 'a severe rain store, the rad.
denceof Judge IteClano, In East New Castle,
was struck by Ilghtnltig. Fortunately no one
was butt, and the damage done was aiding.
Death of a Soldier of 1812.—Hr. Henry
Rockafellow;an old soldier of the War of 1812,
died at his rasidence No. CO NortliCommoi; Al
legheny, at the advanced are of eighty. nit Years.
The fateraiorlll take place tomorrow forenoon.
talling the Market—Owen Dillon was
finedtsand coma by Mayor Lowry this morn.
log. for forestailleg the =tricot, In purchasing
filly pounds of butter.
Early ClosinE.--....411 of the local insurance
companies and the principal' agencies have
agreed to close their emcee at 4 o'clock r. at. un
til the Ist of October.
•
SPECIAL LOCAL ITEMS.
Tama! W. Riau practical Elhde Roofer, aos
Ocelot In ,AmerinanLAte, of various : orders
Mee at Almada Lau=near the Walter
Works, Pi ttacrgh, Za. es, Na 18 Pike
prp attended to. All work
trantod: Water - Repairing done at the
Monter F o charge for repairs, provided
the ntatiszoiaktwed after tt la wet on.
•
ft - Wethm.--Gor friend, kb.. John Weer
No. 120 'Federal street Allegheny,. Was In the
age whim Iltfe .gketons news ofthe,napture o
1;1 d' 4nd the surrender of We ebel Benda '
al ipsojfee, Mitred, and takum Atm:doge at
04 pfs*simhocid.' and koowthg ed tweaks '
that Weeddillktur.,,,medif very' I.6.ol'terrellaser
o_f laullketist_ s•Sag,end summer, goods at *lent
° n l,4l l , otuot olikirdots. Some of the gnat
j ec zairit
olidmeree'lnd nstben, am 4nelndedle ,
skink, which he to prepared so make up to
on lodge In - um woe styles, and
at lew *riittli. - Jrcholce assort
tit goods and seadyanede , clot*
r i asolttmd atbit elegant madbv
s i t , 2 -otrAllietaillrieekliimld.gve /Am
ai hhe Y Manta I r riend.—Warrented to
s Ask nrozn aras
idaTikitd./Tit pi
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14 1.6 symptoms and treatment of rate
Ae oc i i ipreirkekoprciet c m
. addressba r rg Man s
to
stamp enekwed,
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Par Games
.NEW SPRING GOODS.
Itia,er'kurn ar Glyde,
NO. 78 BASET STREET,
WhoFatale and Retail Dealers In
Trimmings and Fancy Goods,
MOTION; HOSIEBY_IND GLOVES,
And GEnUemon's Faraishinr, Goods
would call the attention of Northants. tad to
dads generally, to tMtr very entenrive stook
the OCITO line of ZoOda Our stooks of
a,RetStakks Dim of ' lull
Da. 40. 4.206
as ltros. 10.400 ii
Denea-11J Xlc
Do. Cortilasses of co OIL
ORDERS AND 1r01:10111015 BO UGHTespecially, le the OR
hugest 'mut beet ow opened 1 jaiedir CoLLEOTED.
thts city, end our
Cotton Hose and Socks
NOTION DEPARTMENT
will M fouir3 .very attraettve and complete la al
Its breaches% and at miser that cannot fall to plea
OlvytA e us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
m
LRAVE JUST ARRIVED FROM THE
EAST
with a carefully selected amortnient of
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS, among Wash
will be found a fine Um of Hosiery in grottos" and
lisle. Gloves, Ribbons, Mowers, Useless, Smithy
Collars, and all the new Myles, including Rubber
Collars, to which I particularly call the attention
of the ladles ; Illadame Dentorost's Cor net.,,,
Hoop Skirts. Lace and Linen Handkerchle all
kinds of COM, nen/ Swigs Sets, Lacs Oaps, Bert at
Barbs and Coiffeurs, Br asUest Caps, Shetland
Shawls, Tidies, Brum) Lace in Crotchet, Linen,
Cotton, Thread, Falenciennes and Point Applkoe,
Wide Linen Lace for Pillow Cases, Embroideries
of all kinds, Infant's Robes, of all kinds; new style
Blankets for infants; Ladles' Rids, Jousts's Kfda,
Blues' Sides Gimp and Steel Bead Sets, Cord
Seta, Cable Cord, Cord and Tassels, Tassels and
Buttons in several now styles; (ammo in Jet Steel,
Straw and Chryital Chenille) Silk and
Ulsstal Fringe, Straw Hata and Trimmings; Mt.
terfllea Lace, Applique. Jet, Silk, Gold Deaf
and Pearl, Fancy Combs, Chryatal Drops, Point.
aids and Foils, and •,sasiety of other goods, to
which I would call the attention of my kind mato,
mats and the pubis R E
n Fourth street.
LOCKWOOD'S CELBSRATED
Cloth Lined and all Paper Collars.
EATON, ZACRIIN & CO..
Woo. 31,7 db 31.0 wireb. get..
•
SOLE AGENTS FOB
LOCKWOOD'S GOODS.
The trade wi ll
be impelled at Dlanufaetnireei
Lilt. A hill assortment on hand. will
JOB. EOM: & CO.,
DEALICES Di
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOO.DS,
'Ribbons and Bonnet Bllb,Fle-erand Trtsurdaga
EmbroMertes, - Lsee Goods, Etrunlikorshlefs, Fang
Goods, BGalmo ral oods, B S ea ki d' Gimrts, Ladles' and Gents Fur.
ps -end
Dishing Ornamanta
Worsted Hosiery and Gloves, /loop
Gone sad ftwall Wares, are now taistv#ll flab
first assortment of
JII"DIN SPRIJIG GOODS,
whist, erlll be latu24 amuniell_r_atteseUve.
Haring bean purchased et LOW GOLD
we can other SPECIAL INDUCEMENTSBATES
TO
BONERS. Our
Notions 3De•roas• m.osa.t
veld *all times be found well supplied.
We solicit • call frost
Nerthants,2llllnem Pedlars, dad the PubUs
Debar oonaaaat that wit auk mit a/ l.
.TOB HOM & 00,
TI and IV BLARE= ST21111!
PAR 1 ; 84 ; 1 / 4 3 '
BIM 6/ELDEB, SUN 1:41111MLAS.
or the newest styles aM at lowest Mae& Whole.
esle►ad retail at
EATON, & OCON3.
FANS I FANS I
MK, MEN AND PALM FANS,
nl es - ery description. at
ELTON. XACATIN t 00.,5,
PLIXOB,OIIrUSIC. is
THE VERY BEST.
BRADBURY,IEW YORK,
It&smacker & Co., Philadelphia,
PLALNCOS,
Arno
S. D. & H. W. SMITH'S
American Organs,
WITH MEAT TREMOLO ITT/CEMENT.
All Warranted for Five Wears.
They excel •Il others to brillianey, sweetness of
tone and thrish. A now lot Just reselirle; et re.
dined Priest.
WAKE:LIMY & BARB,
earre N 0.12 ST. CLAM MEM
T_TOFFMLN, HOENE & CO.,
tIFT/W RTIUSET, ,
lobs afikifis ioi
3 Z/ocliii.o2••• Voletixacms,
Si- Best Pianos In QOM
RENO 5'111,5.
EMOVAL
1
WELLS, RIDDLE & co. .
:10r71:, , t at r
16 WOOD TEiTHEEPLacornielti
Into Allarawooro they ate pro/wed to fill all
order, for WHIP LASHES .6.= SWITCHES
• taptly at the lowest prices.. . lava
I EMOVAL .—DA.V. CRAMPORD,
sindulatt Imbue e■ Pig Aka's, 'poems, as
•
removed Ms ethos horn No. tID WATER 3T.
OORAZIV OF WOOD end FIRST STREATS,
cern Peoples , Malone! Bank. The Iron Comm.
e_el business waned Oa In all Its branolum. Cub
advances made. Oetudgrunents soltalted.
reir Macs to the irou Zennuteetntere thle
e tr. aplaind
3010 V —livtmveAL. Ws day Ted
from
Aoai street to No. ISO and ISO Yana Ma%
pißotouttbhauromnr t r 2Aopeollte the Cleveland and
rni - atm der.
161 7. 11.1113K0Z0 aloe.
DISSOLVTIOXS.
rixBBoLirriox or (30-PART.NBR
ISHIP.—The Parra:muddy heretofore
between the undersigned, under the Era n e r,,t,ti
oßlarpToN is 00., for.the mannhtature of Silver
Pearl and other floaye, has thhi day been dissolvid
by mutual sonowd. HAIIIIIEt. err. r M al
• JOHN G. OE
Pittsburgh, Sept. ethr
13111=7,..0. 111.
LICICMDY ilk CO,
D Ss C#VMPTIVir fr. (70;j
• itainnrAtrnaapti,..€2 :
Pearrandli nPeriatliatinftPi t
Sa ingaZ,F.:frALCA
il,l27selnior.
della , • ' • t
Rr
amiatid with in; • • • ised
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witaftgitryoesaram4_
Eld4rKS .61.XD D4ArICERE:
BANKING HOUSE.
N. Houses & soics,
No. 67 Market Street. Pittsburgh.
DEPOSITS EEOE/VED LIT PAB FONDS AND
OVEZEZIOE.
Golketionsinads on all the principal points of the
Vatted States and Canada&
swims, BONDS AND annul sEovarriz
as le Part or icular attention paid to the lutralutie and
arra STATES SIMMS,
TEMA-SUET DEPARTMENT,
Ovvrou or OM= oy nri Otouunrcrri
. , April nth, ifeigi
• BEAN BY BATIBFACTOR
Wi tE rviderice presented to the undersigned, it has
been kiwi* to appear that
THE MANGE WOK BANK Of PIMBORON,
in the elty of Pittsburgh, In the county of Alla.
ghany and State of Petmatia, has been drily
organized tinder and woo to the requirements
of the acts of Congress, entit “Aa Act to pro
vide a National Currency, secured by a pledge ot
United Static, Honda, and to provide Tor the aim-
When and redemption thereo f "approved June Id,
Me, and hag complied with tU provisions let
said act required to be. complied with before com
mmicing the buelifeas of banking nadir laid tat.
'Now therefore,
I, Fainuals OLAeurs. °on:Miler of the Our. do hereby certify the ["The The ExalialLe Ra
tional Bank of Pittsburgh? in the city cif Pitts
blurb, in the mural of Allegheny, and State of
Pennsylvania, atunorized tooominetutut..
new of Banking le
under the art aforesaid.e the b
}
Currency Bureau, In testimony whereof
Seal of the wttneu my hand and
Comptroller of the seal of oMoe, this 26th
Ouneney. day of Aptit, lea.
L Department. -
➢UIEEMAR CLARICE,
spzi.trod Comptroller of the Currency.
rtß - '
EXCHANGE. NATIONAL BANK
Chartered by the' Capital ;Organized ender
State of Pa., 1816. sl,ooo,ooo.:Natiel Law 1865
Thu Hanle hes been dffignsted a
United States Treasury,
and appoLited neat for the We of the
'''`7l3o LOBN.
Every tacillty will be °trued to invesien or pm&
Idea purehosiog for re-eale.
B. M. MUBBAY, Cashier
spew
PEOPLES' NATIONAL BANS,
Of Pittsburgh.
Capital Paid in 81,000,000, with Privi
lege of $2,000,000.
Banking Hove CORNER FIRST AND WOOD
STREETs.
Thl;Bank, organized under the National Btnk.
Iris System ts now prepared to transmit bustruste
e e l` Banking lionse,eornes of Wood and Ft%
tlollectione made on all accessible points on the
moat favorable terms. Spedal Agents for JAY
130OBE, for the sale of the
U. 8. 7 3-10 Treasury Notes.
F. M. GORDON, Caablar.
J. C. MePEERSON. Taller
DOLLAR beythus atalK, NO, 85
Foturrii Siker&
VILANTEILIED IN 1856.
Open daily from eto 2 o'clock, also on Wedame
day and Saturday evening, from May tat to No.
vember fit , from 7to e o'clock, and from November
hit to May IA from • to 8 o'clock.
Deposita received of all
the
prongst !anther' Ons
Dollar, and • dividend of thdeclared twice
a year, la June and December. Interest haa been
declared semiannually, In June and December,
since the Bala was Organized, at the ate el Ms.
per cent. a year.
Intuited, if not drawn out , is plated to the credit
of the depositor as principal, and beam the same
interest from the drat days of June and Dommber,
compounding twice a year without troubling the
depositor to call, or even
In ntopreset hispass book.
At th is rate stoney will doae/e laws than twelve
years.
17 Fifth street.
Hooka, containing the Charter, By-yaw Rules
and Regulations. furnished yeti', on spoils/Mon
at the anon
- 17 Mite street."
•
Pazatostra-OEOROL ALBS=
RD
WIMISO J . AndenVlon,M TIUSE
A. DiWITIL
Pollock, IL Da
John G. Hackotan. Hobert Robb,
Benj. L. Fahontoolc John H. llhossiberger,
James Hardman, James Shidle,
James McAuley, Alexander Speer,
Lau M. Pennock, Christian Teat*.
vinsrant.
Olden Aims, Henry 3.l.ffah,
John 0. Bindley, Peter A. Madeira, e .
lijuorrenmin,llaak, Sohn Marshall,
Walter P. Mantudi,
Alonzo A. Carrier, James B. D. Needs,
Charles A. Couch, John B. Noraddenj
Wm. Douglas, John Orr,
John llvana, Wi lli amL.
John J. OiUnpile, ll R ill =s,
William S. Haven, -Alexander Tintlle,
Peter H. Hunker. WMiam Vankirk,
Ittohood Hays, Wm. P. W,. ,71 4
Ja= Z.lg4/113 Rue uer
A. COLTON
sw.eary--..Texth a D. - NEEDS.
allzlior
LO - urtWOOD CO.,
BANKERS,
have removed - from No. 211101 am atiset, to
Nos. f Brewadway .a*d 64 Waal Nlvhdt.
sv n Ircrusx.
Orders for the ro
uhase and sale of GOVrElg ,
BENT AND SEOURITIES executed on
the timid terms.
Bank and Individual mounts reeds's& and In
terra allowed upon current balance, Which map
be checked for at edsh; or tea dye aortas
mvissuid
C. PETE. OIL CLOTH& SC.
to pries of •
CARPETA
• .
O Deedring to afford tn. MINI.
An pporlip&rit goods at
Oeirespotellng
Decline In Gold. •
Perehae impsdigenorstlng tumblye
ndlee
We hoine thin Osy ,
ltorkeddownVieen, •
TOM cou• =ewe AIWA
an* lamed
And moat com tter letsp aseortmeal
Ot new and *hobos pattern;
Betwele,
Velvets,
do Three Ply teprol,
Floor GU Clths, Windw manes, ies.
Ai a toduetto o o
of • ,
TWenty•live to Thirty4itroe and ano4hlrd per ow
SIONSAAND iN COLLINS,
• A sad 73 rifrli EMMET
next door to Custom Houle and P.O.
intal
Ct i R O TSI tIASPBTB I 9.1.1iP8T13
CARPET:DRY GOODS STORE OP
. LUKER co.
136 . : Federal Street, Allegheny.
We 4Coijdirt facetted Dia tamest stook at
*.c gi rt , etio BISON AO! OR -47h?O‘ao
;net ceded to the Mlle In this ettt, Also o JIG
mascot:neat of DRY GOODS AND PronoNs
whlck ore ancelaudAt t toloGlY ToSolookinltsu
Z ll s ( laUirOrCE
_TOBA47.oBl3.4ifent Of the Boum)
*unlit" Ock ,B aulnto.Flns/amusiteit Oaf
teto
and tt•Posaltatatal Idfibatursantre. or Map
MAUI. Maziu . sidn,lyttignuit.
( lABDWa4 'COlMpittet‘
.• . •
W ‘ l4- .4ObTZ4 - /Lgant_tor /Oath Amer/
eitrMarkaldrillattfteglii,
Wara, TRE .1)^0
•.4 •i'4. •b,
9!"9,111011161.
TM*IMa
••••• IN •••• • Ma. 4 -
Mpg , a 2,"
tUfri a utir* ,
1111'
BOUGHT AND SOW ON COMMISSION.
IMOLILDINO
O f Pittsburgh.
DEPOSITARY
OF THY
!RAMEY'. BLA B 'President.
.:.;
alEDlflft.
D B ' I X
Lileslrs =MD
BLOOD SEARCHER.
All will agree that Mb. Is n D
one of all MINIM
Mfg from Impurity of the blood.
Its, Immense Sale
end unbounded RopnlerlV attest thelrtiLth of MU
411leatiOit. No nuellelsaaeuldUnerinventroolue so
WIDELY KNOWN
in so ahott a ttele, velem It perused some ItTIIB.
UV° .QUALITIES, whose • bible bane halal ei.
tea* meat hare recommended It to the people.
It la • medal= which has :nate:Lase *lll oote.
tines to rest, OM ITS lICEIRITIIP ALOIcE, sad
sot& only to beprimen to 11.0 appreciated.'
THE mousAns or instate=
in Its raver, sent, =asked sad uosolleiteit, tot/e
proprietor, by the trim have used it; bear wit.
nets to the fact that It never yet failed the waren!
to the hour of daugerovhsn =Cathie froia disease
or staking Under the' complaints for whtell tt
claims to be a specific:
It'ls Iltriellya Vegetable Prepare Oa"
WHEN PROPERLY PREPARED
Pure ate rialo,
AND A,D=L9TgIiED
ACCORDING TO DIREOTIONB
enumot possibli injure the meet delleato to.:
Ilona, am la often the ease where mineral or menu.
rlal preparation■ are need, eeldanel mg in such
sue, the truth of the old lapin;, that ..the rem..
edy L metre than the disease..
t 8 Oleansing and Purifying Qualities
operate alike on the terter infant, the dedleahei
female, the old and young, the weak and strong;
and While
IT ERADICATES . ALL IMPURITIES
,
from the blood, which le the foluitairt.ot4lLe
Useif,it restore! health, awl vigor otmlad,aod
body follows la a 0013/CQUOLICO. It t an *slow,
that
rho Fountain 111Ust
or theetream bofurbbi and fool; and whetbez
disesee has ite origin in the fluids or solids of the:
body, body, common sense saut teach every relleeting . ';-
mind that an impure: tate of the blood is both
..: 4 ;
dangerotus to health and injurious to the system.
The Improved Blood Searcher claims to cleanse
and purify the fotuttela of life, and le thus a sure
and
-
UNFAILING PANACEA
Por the cure of all amazes tabling from
An Impure State of the /80014
SUCH AS
ArOrallf ' . ,
•
OlittMOUS Formations,
Cutaneous Diseases,
. Erysipelas, Bolls, _
Pplearon the Face, .
Sore Eyes, Scab! Head,
Totter Arrections, Old
Stubborn Ulcers,
Ithemnatia Inisiniers,
Ma, Costiveness,
.7giun l V, P balt. Ethanol.
Mercurial D •
General I lse = ity, • ,
Ltyer Complaint,
• Loss of Appetit.,'
LOW . Spirits, , '
.. ' .
Female Coutlitethte.
Pout Stomach. • '
Together with all ether . ..
&Lisonlers from an improper
on Of the circulatory . • -
System. As a general
Tonic, its erects are most
terdignant, and cannot
fail to benefit where
used perueveringly sad -
-- scowling to direoUoill
Teimektimazalziais
The progiketer has certificates enough ea hand
to CU a good oiled valuta., all of them .the trite
torn offerings Of thou who have hurt mired bv that
Blood Searcher from which he selects the follow.
. . •
log
Liver Complaint Cared by Idadeerig
Mood Searcher:
BLAIR COMITY: av - ,
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Peru:many appeared before me, one of the Jae.
U of Peace. in and for Blair county, Geo./Copp.
who, being duly sworn, wording to law, doll .
Pole and sad: Two years ago I was afflicted with
pain betweenthe shoulders, almost constant Googly • .
. I :::fftWores. th f" . .4 4l banMsun' 4 : 24 )
I could hardly walkr a my phyilcian mia=l.
Sometime lama fall I •eammenced taking
Ities mproved Blood Searchers by the u5et 404.... 1c4,.,
wsa perfectly owed. I leaser* to r=
it to all who rafter from /tree diseases, general die. 1-- ----
i
/ditty loss of appetite and other disesaes wish* _ .
• ,
from mpurities of the blood. I would not like to. -: -
do without it.: I conalder it an excellent, family., .:,
medicine (Signed,) GEOBGB ICOPP.
Sworn and, subscribed this lah , riat4f
A. D ISdr, before me. J. GORL ~ J. P. •
Norr..—atr, Kopp is a residenßl a
irkstawa,
and I. well-known to the citizens af iuid Bad.
ford counties as a man of exec/lad character sal
inflames. • • •
Another Case or depends Cared by Zlie p
. sey's Blood Searcher. - • -
It thus be any who AM doubt that Ltedeere •••'
Imp Bl
rered ood Searcher haa sad pere meatly. . :
.-
aura the moat desperate aud leatertaadiug ease* ot
Sandula, lot theft read the lonotabig and be eon.
vizored
Dm Y. X. Idensey t'l Was.ftioted fore name 1
her of years with a disease, sal by my I:Miele...Maw ~1
to ba ncrotula. For the last three year. I
bad that I was tusableteen& cut of 111 7 bed. /War .
-al the remedies and the phyalcians I Was aid*
procure; without beAd moult. '..loote,
Hatted growlim worseu n it nt the flesh and skin war. :` : : r
entirely eaten. ff the left Ede_ of my face, mak. •
shoulder and um. My suffering wee so greet, anti
I was solar reduced that ltreoutred eMirts o i •
two persona to tons me in Dem. This IraisitT 0011:
dition when I woe induced by the Messrs. Randota
of 1114exten, to try dour Impremed-Blood Hearths,
which, to my relief, and Ithe sallstaation
my friends./ moon 'discoyared was halides me.
continue the use of It. and gained ao rePldl. that
n considerably lees thanone year /marl able te INs
about end attend to some of my household dation,
and the parts affected were all healed up and 'eve
ened With :sound, healthy flesh end able ead hies
so continued evatslace; nod I. now enjoy stall or
health that I had_ for years given no all hope! ' .
eye; again being blasted with. •
' • • _NANDI LasEn.X.ermY
Near Eldertom nrousirozny county, line .
AS A TONIO . Ii hiui no equal. . untiks ms' Waft,
sobet . tuis eatiled 4 .Mt.tteis," it creates to:11,4)11 . r.. - • - 1
appetite, bni'Ores tone wit to'theeletenio , ;
ireegnellY ned peciationtly.
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