VOLUME LX XYIII itt ,Vittsburgh eaAettt. CITY NOTICES: • • 'Wanted, teal - Stab* ratable for. keeping two' hnesee, god, hc. Address B. B. H., 111., THIS 017PICk. CarPellteriZObtkr Shop. Harlot returned Vier an aVselsee of three Teffr. llkthSltiby.lhtTerd•opettedldyshop"for .c.rt. offobbing th.plecaroonter ut4.-itithe old stand, ,Vitiflo . Alleyibotiffe..4- Southfield street tuft CherrY - Orders iolkited end pm:n:loaf attended to. 177rif.tax Foo.rizar. •Themis W. P.irry, SuoOl. Dealer fa American "ter_ , fif . WiriOus orders. Office et Alexecder 1.. sughllee, near the . Water Works, Pittsburgh; Pg. ',lfoolde g oo No, le Pike street. Orders promptly attended to. AU work werrobta water Piper Itipairiss Joao at the ahomest notlac, Co;Z Abuse for repairs, prochtaa ' the toot Is eat "abused alter It le put. oa. Ladles, for Bargains. ',Call et Bates fr. Bell's, Pro. of Fifth strut. The gni ere dellireurofilecht cat their Lt.:icor Sum . fetreDress Goods, at well es a fine nuortment of Bdititeibleeks etul - SlaitteLt, et low prices, to erOer to make room for an, xteneiTe stout of Autumn uoieftlea. Thibeirtore is one of the moat eomtbrt tble In the two cities, and their twenty eent calico &boils the Teki , best article to be purchued 'at AliatAgtoi. The addreta, remember, la Styes B tell, r 0.21 nrik Street. Eeductipn (Mr friend, Mr. John Wlir, No. Me Federal iiiiirelseny, wee 14 the east when the glortourinews of theicaptnre of lOchusond and the surrender tithe . Jebel General Leer was re. Scared, and .taking _advantage of the panto pro. "'. dtmed,'and Madwing the reaction that would fol. low, mode very heavy purchases of the fined Opting and roomer good. at about orm.balf of Me old prleek. Some of the damn clothe, taesimeres and Vesting. are included to hlf stook, which he is •.- roared to make tip to order, on ,ehort notice, to the latest styles, and atrorresPcm4higly low rates. A choice aerortment of furatehtng goods and ready. Made Clothing will also be found at his elegant tetablishmenk — Our Allegheny trieddr ehonld klve Alm a call. NEyvs ITEMS Two weeks ago . we noticed the affliction In the Bonny of' lifr. Dennis Boone, residing be tween Liberty and Walkersville, Frederick • otataty, If/inland, up to which time four of his 'children bad dled. Since then four more. have died.. There is now but one left. Thirteen • brothers and abster.4 2 --the oldest not twenty yetee of age--now Ile aids by aide In the quiet grateyard. Snobfatality In sue family has sal dere over occurred. The disease was o dlr Linda. -Tlkamore Star. ,; - Tleb tiaPitrvernenta of thiSt. Char shaft colliery • Of the St. Mgr Coal Co.; Schuylkill county, were tatbely destroyed bribe-on , the Bth Inn. The structure was of large dimensions and of great std was one of our ftrat.clatel colliery establishereata i , Including breakmg, hoisting and latlOPlng flatures, thewholebosting from eighty to one hundred thousand dollars, and - on which there was. rAoce hiennence. _,._ Tim march of the cavalry under . Gen- Merritt, throrghllortherta Texas has created the utmost ' consternation, as .they are the first Federal troops seenShere. Circulars are Issued by Gen. Merritt to allay apprehension; and strict orders are carried out to prevent pillaging; and to keep the negroes troth leaving the Betas to follow the army. No soldier is 'allowed to enter private houses era any - pretence. MESSES. VAt-LP➢ronAee, Pendleton, Long, Olds, and the others who recently met in Ohio as a Democratic State Convention, have Just sent forth a challenge to anybody to discuss with them the question of slavery, they allirm leg it to be the proper condition for the negroes of the t3onth. Nobody has aa yet'pald any at tention to the Falstaffitua challenge, and none is likpy to. Cates p.en has been organized la-Bards burg by the election or S. D. Ingram, President; Brig. Gen. E. C.Wllliame, Treasurer; and Lleta, COL d r A. Congdon. Becretery A room has been handsomely Cited up, over the First N. total Bank, end five magnificent marble topped _walnut chcsslables have been procured for the - use cress club. Eortawann and Kentucky are, the only States In which the instltutton of slavery la now legal. feed.' thepwere excepted from the terms of the Emanoipation Proclamation, as a coneeesion to their presumed loyalty, and both having op to this time refused to abolish slavery volontanly, It remains a State feature the same as before the Var. • REvennr Jot SON has arrived la Richmond, as counsel for the properties of the Ballard and dilyfottswoodilotels, which have been confiscated. Robberies in that city still continue. The Rich. Mond Tunas of the 14th has alougeditolial lova ,lng emigration to Itirginia. ' A i.ation Government sale of horses, wagons, and ratter took place at Chicago, Saturday. The beat horses went at one .!hunored and flay dol lars per bead, mules at two hundred and five dollars, and wagons at one hundred dollars . . .As the SL. CharlerHotel Cairo, on Friday, i a shooting array occurred. which resulted in the death of private Miehael Flynn, of the 19thIll note Infantry., and the dangerous wounding of dylla Howard, bar-beeper of the hotel. Tits device of the State seal of 'Virginia has 'been altered by the new Stategovernmeat The bid device - la retained, but the words "Liberty and UMW' .stamount the Goddess Liberty, traruplizz,on the &Um tyrant. No ntsvninumon has yet been made of re 'wards offered tor the arrest-of the 'assassins of President Lincoln: The subject Is under eonsid . -station by the Beard, of winch Judge Advocate General Holt Is President. Titer do a -wonderful trosleese In lobster, down at Jonesport, In Heine, where It Is eaid five tbirnSand are cooked daily; and four thousand pounds Of meat is dally.put la air-tight COW , of one and two poundi each. Daßow, editor of„ the Reekw which bore • .11s name s is said to be Urine at Winneborough, near C hester, Pa. He litelres to resume - the ..ymblieation of his periodical, and It is said will - advocate free labor. NV . ..T. Cassa,the accomplished artist, of Rom per's Weekly, was found dead in his bed, at the National Hotel, Weablagton, on the morning of Lite 2 . fith.. A sonata is organizing In Rfchmernd, Ye., NI 'ilialormatzott Of a Colony to &Me in Ecuador, 7.llonth Amato. • • The Great Central Basin. • Wr. Bowler, of the Chicago Trgeme, who one of •Speaker Colfax 4 party, now croaking the COnliomit, writing 'irate Amain, Nevada, says 'The country between this and Balt Lake Is etiolate enough., Nu one can understand how U etterly worthless. It is for all the uses of man. • except where the monnudis are fllled.with mla. until .he sees it. The owirlaming sage .hrusli. with a. few at - anted cedars upon the moon 'tains, and :willows, end patches of grass, and adhered fowl= in the gorges scarcely redeem. - the whole Coutry from utter'and hopeless merit - ity, The exception:l,lre se.areely worth naming, for WM blistoc the Salt Lake Valley, the mono _ hens are AMA? high al the Wbatas on the East tsar the Sierra on , the West:and hthee they do Sot up into the regions of perpetual snow, • and, thus ,furalth streams to Irrigate the Oaths •• between them: The maps of this portion of the llnited States, greatly need revising. "In all but the moat central facts theyarepractically worth. ,We looked. for, no mountain ranges after • Jesting - Sall Lake till we reached the t h etas, at or near Yirgtolo .City, some two hundred miles west; while, Lb fact. the stage crosses thine= Melba ranges: in that distance. True they ere riot id, high as the main divisions of the Rocky 2:fountains, but futons maps kihritild have them _ distirctly- traced, If imbllibens would lay ant Just claim .to .aceiracy. The valleys botwgeo three mCiantains are from five teitWetay-Ave wake wide, almost entirely barren of evarythlac -Induce broth., It should be noticed. however, that this isle:what stenllty Is due entirely to the. ,watet of= writerr for in our Judgment Gut land . _lmre In most. eases Is Just that proportion of China and calcarions ingredients teat would ' Mks a me:Wpm:dully', soil, could it be blessed with timely rains. It may be Weft while - to mention that our • tilgrposilltut asIA the probabilities of a route be 'ln fotind'a htnidred miles south of Balt Lake, far the Pacillexellway, has been changed by oar ride of four bandied miles from that city. It otteetinently cannot follow.the Map route over the timber binges of she mountains bmween - Thal* and Balt Lake. end maul intelligent gentlernth-who told theyluul thou:met:ly explor ed the country Mather It, itty° assured us that the countryis more barren Sind broken than lila On.the route' over which we have pomp!. lo Menton once said to Coturnith the. mums ages 'rage mthsuyelithe route for the .creat highway of thecoutthent. That route Is by the :Beath-or : Peatc 'north or Salt Lake, and by the Ihnithikfit andthe Carsim Valleys,. to: the b ee s pew, prolmbly Vlrginth CU, en the cost side of the alone Wanda Ifonntaths, and thence by the • tetra* 'withal will be difficult enough to 'Tinaßranelsee; The "route knit/Wed id the, e id California trail, still largely In tutet7 emigrants =to 06 Tarlac' elem. Twee - obsenaamo. at of ad:value, ea against the level of the en , gluons, new be of SOMA benidetOtbdie pioneers whOwish ta locate In Ounce of. the adirent or the locomottee. Cur : preeent Infbmattort has '4:Ottrlneed as Of there general aecurach • ~.-.. .. ...r , -41 . lir •- - 77, 'VT" MI .1 .; . --.... t. 7 , -- - —::--- ,r,i" Tr' lir •24 --), - t- - . e" - 1T,..---,. w -- -0 ( - NI .- Tr 71,, 'TT ai . ta r .._, AorN4' A " - '1 , 7 7~7 — , tl - • . 1:7Ta.: : :" 1 r. , . ' eni rt ifiA ~„ ...,t.,, •-li Vh. It.-1 :4..v - t- 11 1 I_ VERY LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. PRESENT LIFE F 1 GEORGIA Great Scarcity of Provisions. ILENT' OF CORN PLANTED Negro QrestlOn the Ail-Absorbing One MEETIMS IN NEARLY EVERY COUNTY ATTEMPT TO ARREST TOOMUS New Yonx, July 15.—The WorlJ's corres pondent in Columbus, Georgia, of the Sth Inst., says that the scarcity of provisions la that re gion has been such that the people have planted plenty of corn. A. goad deal bee been pot into the ground since the cessation of fighting, in this State,sa well as in the other Southern States which I have passed through. There will be a 6vlllcler.cy of corn for the people themselves. There IS now a real scarcity. The plicate of pre vikions In the markets-are evidences of this fact. For tour Is worth three dollars per hundred In coin. Board at the hotels is four 'dollars peitay, the same as at the best New York hotels, this; being the only resemblance between chum. But families are living on cornbread, bacon and buttermilk, with occasional chickens. Is vast numbers of poor widows and helpless people that must exist somehow, but nobody can tell how, the poverty of the people is 'exemplified In lan guage, appearance and habits. Voluntarily per- sons who have evidently been rained In affluence, deny themselvesof some of the cheap luxuries of the lesson, such as summer fruits and a few other notions which have found their way from the North. They ail dress plainly ; there are plenty of women here whoac external furnishing 123 sadly out of taste and repair, caused In travel lug on rail•oads, and a great many get Into the cars without having a rest to pay their faro, trusting to the generosity of the road for the ride. Bometimes whole families start off with little or no provisions. - - - Eating houses are few, and these charge a dol lar for entry to the table, when a scramble en aces for eatables. Meat appeals for money are of common oc currence. The State of Georgia, like S_oth Carolina, Is a good deal crippled by raiders through her ter ritory, as not It se than three hundrrd miles of railroad hare been tore up within her borders, since the tall of Atlanta. The country from Chattanooga to Atlanta Is seamed and furrowed with intrenchments; its bridges are destroyed; the fences gone on the line of moat of the railroads, and the depots oregano at every town. Large amounts of cot, ton , and other stores were -borne 1. The Lau to the State in ddattation cannot ha less than one hundred millions, . At Columbus three large cottolfactorles were burned down, besides fifty-four thouaaad bales of Cotton, and nearly a million bushels of corn. The ravages. of . Wilson . were much greater than need be, considering 'the stage of the war. The destraction_here was four days after the surrender of Lea,' but he knew nothing of the negotiations with Sherman until nearing 111aoan, when be was met by a gag of trace,- which fo•- tonattly,stopped destruction. Be.ween West Point and Montgomery the Railroad Company run one engine and two fiat ears, and charge ten cents per mile; re fusing to take greenbacks except atn discount of fifty cent on the dollar. The negro question Is the all absorbing one, and furnishes the only occupation for the mili tary government Most of the negroes remain at wink at their homes, but at the cities and towns there are great numbers idle. Many males have run off and left their families to be creed for by their late owners. Tee question of 'descry then is agitating, and slowly settling itself. The inhabitants' complain bitterly that those who were so eager to give the nigger his lib arty will not now 'give him his food, nor compel him to work for it, but the needs of the whiten and the blacks will bring both Into a better frame of mind erelong, and by next year some uniform rules can be adopted for their treatment; meanwhile they will suffer. The sentiment of the people is quite submissive and patient: they are making all the haste they know bow to, to put themselves right again. Nearly - ell the counties in Georgia on the use of the railroads, or so convenient thereto as to be quickly beard from, haveliteld Meetings and expressed their readiness to recognize and sub mit to the authority of the. United States. The proceedings of fully forty counties have been made public, and moat of them are large and populous counties of the State. The probability Is that meetings UM been called In nearly every county, but the proceedings have not been re ceived on account of mall communication. From Florida we have accounts of the moat wretched condition of affairs; poverty and want even greater than In Southern Georgia. An attempt was made lately to arrest Toombs big rtsklebre near Augusta, but he esuaped through a back door; since which time he has not bean heard of. It is said that bat for his unfortunate drunk as Montgomery be would have been Provisional President instead of Jeff. Davis. Between them since there has been great enmity. lIPRISOMIENT OF IRE CONSPIRATORS. Jell;. Bails' Counsel and Taal. RESTORATION PROSPECTS IN NORTH CAROLINA N^ilmingfon Data of July 11th. New Tenn, July lA—The roes Washington aprcial says: The Pi..ident has changed the place of imprisonment otDr. If add, O'Laughlin, Arnold and Spangler. They are to day to be sent to the Dry Tortugas, inateed of the Albany Penitentiary. Colonel Harriaon, Davis' Private Secretary, has been rent to Tort McHenry; Prof. McCtlltmgh, the alleged perpetrator of incendi ary tires na New York, to Fort Delaware, and Otneind Harris to Libby prison. The Cabinet was in session to-day, Wazunvcros, July 18.—It is said that the can eptratore, Dr. Mndd, Spangler, Arnold, and O'Laughlin, were yesterday Best to the Albany penitentiary, In accordance with their respective BeinaCee. R. H. Gillet, who Is retained by some of the Mends of Jell. Davis as his counsel, arrived here seven] days ago. He has had no Interview with his client, nor does he know what coarse the govutiment Intends to pursue relative to the trial. Leiters have Vert received of the pompacts of restoration In North Carolina. It is stated that a majority Mb= planters are pnraning a humane and indictor's conrse towards the slaves. Ns* nor, July 18.—The steamer Louisa Moore, brings Wilmington dates of the lith. The Herald rays that nearly a million of dol larahave been paid to the Withers there within the put few days. • The American Telegraph Company have tak en' charge of the Southern linen, and expect soon to have communication through the Interior, be tween New York end New Orleans. The Limbs Moore left one day prior to the time advertised for her sailing, owing to the fact that her cargo, &c., were lying oa the dock before she arrived. There is more freight at Wilmington for the North • than the present transportation can accommodate, and when the railroads are Fit in operation there will be an increased demand, as there is a great amount of produce about Wilmington. Three steamers loaded with negroes have lately been sent to Charleston. The 2d Maatutchusetts Heavy Artillery have gone to Fort Fibber. to relieve the 16th New York, which Is ordered to report to General An, Cur at Washington. GAYLE'SENT TO FORT PIIIISKI. Application of Hunterfor Pardon. NEW Yozot, July 18.—G. W. Gayle, the man who offered a million of dollars for the murder of President Lincoln, Vice President Johnson, and fievetary Sewall; arrived at 1111 ton Read, South Carolina, from Washington on the 12th instant, under guard, and thence piatjz Fort Pa. H. 11. Ti Hunter, of Vlrginla, who to also con fined In that stronghold, has applied co the President for pardon. GREAT FOUR OARED DOLT RIM The NOW Yorkers <the Victors, POLIO, July 18.—The tyreat four oared nee CIIMO ankle eventem and resulted la favor of the Samuel COllyer, the New York boat, alte4midl eft thel'oughkeepale almost two leeshta and a half to..the home stretch. The time In whkhthe dye Film were made by the New Yorker was thirty-seven - minutes and twat - ty ecconda. COUNSEL FOR DAVIS AND CLAY. The Virginia State Governnien OPINION OF ATTORNEY GERBIL BOWDEN Perseus Eligible to Ukdd Office APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON South Carolina Delegation in Washington Ts3] 7-30 3-2 OP EL 24.7 G en. A lmonte in New York Min Soil, Juir 1S —The Tnbune says: .'"We • are able to state I , y authority that the tams lee Of Jt IT. Davis and of C. C. Clay retained eminent cod leyal adviszrs as early as the middle of. May last to ap;icar 'whenever the Government shall think proper to o-der the trials of those State prisoners. The senior counsel Is a gentleman of whose prominence at the bar them will lie no question, when It is thought proper to armetince his name; any reports, therefore, which appear from time to time In different newspapers Se to efforts made on behalf of these prlsonem by persons representing themselvestheir °anneal, or engaged In their legal service, ay be aafely regarded as unauthortzed by the [ladles clilefly concerned.. The following decision has beenl rend ed, by Attorney General Bowden, of Virginia: Itionsicom, Va., July 14, 1805. To Bon. F. B. Pierpont. i2ooernoref Sue—Tour note of the 13th Inst., Inquiring whether persons who held since under that 're called Confederate or any rebellons State gov ernment, are eligible to any manly offices, ..has been received. My opinion a that such partimm are not eligible to any constitutional offices. The first- section of article three of the Constitu tion proildea that no person shall vote or hold office tender the Constitation who hais held office under the so-called Confederate Govern ment, or any rebellious Suite government, or who at any time has been a member of the ao called Confederate Congress, or a member of any State legislature In rebellion against the authority of the United States, ex cepting therefrom county sole.. There are county offices which are officea under the consti tution. Under the provision cited, all persms embraced therein ore prohibited from holding constitutional offices. In this prohibition ;are not Included such person as have heretofore held mere county offices under any rebel State government. I regard this 1111 the true interpretation °film provision In tr./mile:tn. The article is inalaly pen• ployed in describing the classes of persons Who shall cot hold (Mc& I have, therefore, el:m aned the words, "excepting therefrom county offices," so as to accord with the general intent of the provision. not as meaning that persbros holding office =der the Confederate Govern ment, could be elected to county oftleas but as meaning that all persona who have been mere county officers may hold any constltational Mike. One of two interpretations mast be &rah to the section to question. h was the intention of the framers at the Constitution either first to limir,the eligibility of all the daises mentioned to mete county officers, or secondly to excletle all classes mentioned, save county officers, from elilgibility to an office, and confgr on merecobn tr elheers the right to be elactedto any position while a county officer or otherwise. ' I am clearly of the oplo 100 that the latter'. Is the true intention, and the contrary construction of the section would be altered with many 11134111- altos. First, It would permit any officer.sti the to called Confederate Government to hold a county office, when by the terms of the arable as originally adopted and as it stood until .re. cently amended, be could not vote for another person for the same' office. Second, County of fices of a merely loyal and limited Jurlsdiethan would be placed under the same ban with ihe highs st ofticers of the so-called Confederacy or rebellions State Government. Again, as I have already said., the section In question Ls mainly employed In describing Lb', classes of persons not eligible to office. Tills. construction acrorda with the general Intent I. e., It constitutes the words "excepting there. from county officers" as destriptla personarium, and not as Indicating the cillees to welch the prorerlbed classes aro, n [withstanding their proscription, eligible. The opinion lam giving refers merely to comititetional offices, as to snub offictm as ate not created by the constitutiqb, the prohibitions before mentioned do not apply. [Signed] Tilos. R. Bovromr, Attorney General of Virginia.: The Prfbiere's Washlegion special says The pardon Bureau la still overrun with appileatiosa. Among them are those of Gustavus A. Beery, Senator for Tennessee ; 11. W. Willard, former. ly member of the U. 8. Congress, from Alabama; N:J. D. Baliburton, U. 8. District Judge for Vir ginia; G. . Rollins, U. 8. Navy, of Greytoirrt notoriety ; A. J. Darbline, U. B. Navy ; Jas. 11. Lane, Brigadier General of the rebel army; rebel Cs,vet no's Mrtgrsib, of Smttis CaroP.r.s. sod Moore. of _Ushama. A Herald Wiubinoton special says: A dele gation bad arrived from Snob Carolina, consis ting of B. T. Perry, Governor J. B. Orree. J. Elped, J. W. Gradon, W. U. Litch, and - Foster Bloodnood. The present series of the 7 30 loan will proba ably be gone In a week or ten days- This Is ttie last of the Vi:15,000,000 loan authorized at the last eeision of Congrera. When the soldiers ate paid off, with the clgcrease of goyernment ex penses, the Secretary will ho able to get along until Congrera meets, with certificates of lildettt neei and temporary Leans. It is nr.der‘toml General Almonta Is In Nate' Yerk inrog, on his Pay to Arisuia and litehtindii, for more assistance for Maximilian', and desire., an interview with President Johnson. ISHII OPERATIONS I SOUTH AIIERIC: News of Our Fuccess Received NEW YORK, July 18.—The llercacra Buends Ayers correspondent gives additional particulars regarding the hostile operations of Paraguay against Braid, the Argentina Con federation, and Uruguay, under date of May 2tst. No engago ment had taken place, but could not much longer be delayed, as Paraguay was still push= leg forward her two strong e.dumns of troops tato the territories of Brasil and the Confedera• lion respectively. /t had also a powerful dent ready for action. The news of the triumph of the Onion elms in (Us country, caused watch and sincere nick.. lug in Buenos Ayres among the natives, as wep as among our own people. 'I be Buenos Ayrean national holiday—the 2.5t17 of May, corresponding trto out 4th of Jtdi—wai celetrated this year as heretofore with a grand, military, civic, and pyrotechnle demonstration. ADVICES FROM NEWBERN, Governor 1111 den's Administration. INFLUX OF NORTIIEBN BUSINESS NEN New Yowl, July 1.8.-;-Ttus steamer Ellen 8. Terry brings Newbern grime to the 161 b. The Raleigh Progreso eays : There has not been a eolltary WO of Yellow Fever at WU toltigton. The Progress speaks In the highest terms of the administration of Gov. Holden. It also sets forth tha,great benefits Newham has received by the Bail of Northern business men, " In 1858 II was deemed Impracticable to run llna steamers to New York, btu now there are two, and one or two to Baltimore. From Furtrcaa Monroe FORTBEff MoNnon, Jtiv 17.—The ship Nils smri has lulled for Bordeaux with tobacco train Richmond. Colonel Blunt has been appointed Assistant Postmaster of ads poet, and Capt. Low, Jr„ at Norfolk. The new and beautiful chapel of the Coited States Hospital, is so far completed teat servi eee were held yesterday, Chaplain Roe and Rev. Mr. Tisdale, of therChriatims Commission, mm dueling the smokes. The steamer Edward Everett, with the 52d regiment Peontrylvanbt Volunteers, boand for Baillmore r arrived from City Point. The steamer Fairbanks With Lleatemust *Toles, of the 924 New York Volunteers, with rebel prisoners, salmi for thisannah. Now- Jersey Convention& Trawrersy July 18.—The Repablican Iron Convention; for the moderation of governinemt taxes, took place on Marshy, Numerous man- Matte are named. It will be a very exciting Convention. The Anti' Railroad men aul the Mende of negro graftage will have noth ing to 1111. • A Convention of the War Democracy, lined by N. N. Holstead, of: Hudson, to called tarp. morrow in tide city. Burglaries. BOSTON, July IS.—Tbe houses of Ron. W. ld'Gfivery and Captain P. Rudekon lnBearsport, were broken Into on Sunday night, and sasm. ware, laoacy, government bonds, and other val. gables to the amount of several thousand taken. The burglars hay° been diamered. LATE ADVICES FROM TEXAS. The Mayor of Galveston Arrested BUSLIESS PROSPECTS DESPONDE&T V&..sels Ordered to, &turn North. TM YELLOW FEVER PREDICTED, Ncw Tour:, July 18.—A letter to the Tribune, from Galveston, Texas, 'July 4th, naps The calm of the city was disturbed yesterday name• what by the arrest of Mayor Leonard, of Gal- Veston, by the military atithorltiea. Rumor as signs neutral canoes for the arrest, but nothing definite in known. Stringent orders hove been Issued by the Provost Marshal In regard to the Bale of I iparls, and It Is' not Improbable that 'Mayor Letfilartl, woo is the proprietor of a COM moo err ggery, has disobeyed them. fe tar all Las been orderly la Galveston, al though thit rest of the Suit- has been given np to rapine and plunder. While baslne.3l is be- Waning to move, again, yet very slowly, the Calm of death rests Open the city. The people arc despondent, and many profess to believe that the death of flavcry will bathe death of the pros perity of Texas. Freedmen are rapidly availing themselves of the privileges accorded to themliy the proclamation. Complaints are made by the Impoverished shave• holders that the freedmen are better cdr than themselves. It Is said that many of them have money lald up, and that they are renting good houses to the cirri. The following vb.sels have this day received orders to return North via Pebsacola The Seminole, New London. Cayuga, Princess Royal, Kennebec, Virginia and Penotnicot. The Fort Jackson, Preston, Cornubla, Albatros, Gertrude, Virginia and Princess Royal will remain for several days. These vessels draw too mach wa ter to crews th - e bars and aro obliged to keep the name anchorage as they did while the port woo blockaded. For several years past Galveston has suffered severely from yellow fever, and the residents. here arp Predietiaw that It will communicate to the Union troi.ps before the season la over, General Granger Issued speedo regulatioos In regard to quarantine, which will, If enforeed, prevent the imr rtatlon of the disease from other ports. Stocks and Money, Now TORE. July IS.—The stock market is unsettled, and there are weak and nudelined ap prehensions of coming tightness in money, and some brokers show considerable caution, and `a desire to get rid of stocks. From the same rea son bears are putting out options more freely. helping the downward tendency of prices. - The same feeling extends to Governments. dome of the largerlolders show a disposition to sell at lower prices. The orders for GOVeiIIIIICIne by the latest steamer were not Importaut. Cnrtifi cetes of ludebtedttc.ss are one-eighth lower for the new series, and the expectation of larger fu ture 1 / 8 1:1C9 produces a dispoaltion to sell these securities. State stacks doll. Railroad bonds more active. No change In hitscelluneaus. The list shows no material change. Gold to Om. hat the market lacks animation. There has been considerable loaned gold called In to-day, which tended to keep the market , steady. Cash gold 0 Wakes plenty, and the,. supply may possibly be Increased before long. The moray market Is unsettled. Lone are not offered so freely, as there Is expectations of high cr rates. Exchange to dull and lower, with a ten dency towards still lower retell. The shli meet of specie to-morrow will be smell but amber large Instalment of 5 'NI bonds will go forward. liZrw Tonic, July IS—There Is a speculative %novel:rent to favor of a future advance. The buds are Mc, Mg freely, and the bears show no disposition to put out at options. Loans to large amounts at 1 per gent. per day with cor empoodind borrower,. There is a rumor of an Intention on the pan of the Secretary 31eCnl• lough, to'oraer the sale of a large amount of the surplus gold In the Sub-Treesury. The state ment has a certain amount of credence in cer tain quarters, and It it one of the elements of the partial strineency In the money market- Grid operre at 143, and run up to 14314. Geld, 143%. Emigration and the Public Land.. Nre Yoex, July It —The Trib,rne Wash ing/OD special says : The settlement of public lands in connection with the subicct of foreign emigration, is nnw engaging the attention of the Departmaits,:and It is continently believed the: the payment of onr war debt can be vastly facility,- tad by a wise and liberal pxlicy tetng extended to the emigrants settling on our public domains, and more particularly on the mining fields of the Western Territories. Pertous Glasse of Gov. Brouxh. tveveld.vo, July 18.—Governor Brune% had a Very serious relapse last night, but Is somewhat better to-day, but slay ill. CLarts.awn. 0., Jaly 18.-6ov. Broach bad a very severe relapse last eight. He Is somewhat bettor today, but be Is yet very 111. Sick and Wounded from Milton Head. Now Yone, July IS.—The steamer S. R. Spaulding, from liiitnn Head, has arrived, with than hundred sick and wounded soldiers. Butler and Xosetry NEW Tons. July 18.—The Alexatdrin /mid- I/gene,. G.nerel Butler and Moseby hare entered lei° law partnership in New Turk. The Seven—Thirty Loan. Pirtta Drum Tv, July 19.—,1ay Cooke reports the enbtern./una to the 7 30 loan at f d,501 ,3DO. A Con‘crt to Right Priori')leo T. P. Arrieue Bum, a prominent citizen of Kentucky, In a letter to the Load:wee Journal, that frankly renonnees hla former liculoas on the peculiar dogmas which led to Remick:ill and re bellion. We quote two paragraphs : Bt. Paul was oared of his Phaeliceism by being fe„lied to the earth and teeing a light from heaven. St. Peter eonld not understand that the new Covenaut of Grace was intended for the Gentiles until God, in the vision of the white Ebert, knit at the four corners let down from. heaven before him, full of all manner of fora footed beasts, told him to slay and eat; that w hat Goo had " cleansed " was not " common " or •• unclean." Without pretending to compare myself with tither of the great Apostles, except in the obsuilate persistence -and enthusiasm to which I long adhered to the erroneous teschlegs of my youth, I may be allowed to say that after four years of war, during all of which time I bare been In the South, I ant now thoroughly ems vinced that "'secession," "&ate sovereignty," " alavery," "compacts of States," " nullifica- Gen," and the whole Southern theory of the Government was ail, wrong , and, 'having agita ted and disturbed the country from its fonada tine, especially end. particularly for the last tidily years, that I now consider them all as finally and forever settled, and the streramacy of the National Government firmly established. Even the Southern Confederacy itself,lby Its con script act, destroyed State rights, and before It finally gave op the ghost, by ha negro soldier bill, virtually emanalpated the negro, and gold be was as good as a conscript. Thus the war, both by the salon of the North :led South, has decreed the overthrow of slayer', and the negro, throughout the whole country, bee ceased to be a "chattel," and become • man. All these questions could never be settled by compromise of polities or diplomocy. The South, appealing to the God of Battles for Jus tice, went to war toyer the negro and her peculiar degauss. The deciblon is against her, and the resultred the war must be accepted as theJudg. meet of heaven on all the issues and causes pro sensed. Iso accept them, and am now more over, from observation - other than this war, thoroughly convinced that the dogmas of the South were wrong and Impracticable, and that the Federal theory of the Government Is sight. That was Washington's ides, and the doctrine of all the patriarchs of the Reiolution and the country. Supremacy must reside 'somewhere. In Goa body pollee, as in the natural body, one head most control, and all the rat of the mem bers must obey. It will not do for the eye or foot or band to claim preeminence, each For Itself, and thus Cumber and retard the Siove -11041•Or the body; a.; will It do for each State to say "I am aoyereign," but the whole "firmly Joined together, and governed by one head, from the nation." A IMPATCII from New Wattninater. the caps. tel of British Columbia, says that the work of stringing the wires of the Russian Telegraph Duo has commenced In that city. There will soon betelegraphic cointncualcation with the min ing camps of Cariboo and the Intermediate towns. The Charleston Cowles complains of the fro. quest ocetwrence of riots and breaches of the peace, saying that people cannot walk the streets at night without, fear of being robbed or killed. Tun Buffalo pePers report that their city will soon become a Errol salt emPortuat. They lay that In all the wells bored there for oil, good 'reps of salt water have been found.' Hoe. J.. A. Boner, who was Prealdent of the Convention widett framed the loyal. State Con , elltution of Arkansas, tom written a letter to President Joleneon advocating °negro auffrege." Tai Vermont . Brats Democratic Conventton met at Harlington yesterday, nominated a ticket, and indorsed President Johnson's reconstrtictlon policy. CITY AND SUBURBAN Pittsburgh Baptist Asseciatton.• , We hare before us o printed copy of the ms ides of the last, session of the Pittsburgh Bey. Bit Association recently held in Allintel:1; City. From It we learn that there are In connection With that body 22 churches having 11,371 mem bers. The Sabbath Schools connected with this body number 1,700 children. Contributions to rations beaerolent enterprises amount to 812,000. The following resolutions on the state of the Ceti:dry, presented by the Res. James R. Dicker son, Pastor of the First Baptist Church of this ilty were unanimously adopted and offered a very fair test of public opinion among the various diarrhea of this ei.y and vicinity : I. Resolved, That the deep and abiding grad tbde of the .entire American People is due to Almighty God Br the signal and triumphant manner in which the terrible war that has neen desolating our land and nation for the past fear years hoe been brought to a eln,e, Ito leading in stigators apprehended a-A suffcrlng a disrrace fel captivity, while slavery, Its ammatmg im pulse, is fast dying out, if not already dose. 2. RrAulned, That the last and most nefarious act of one enemies, by which our nation lost Its President and one of its brightest ornaments, and the secley of the great and good of every land co,e of the noblest and purest represents. thee, le but' a natural outgrowth of that system of litanan Mapery. to prop op and to perpluate Which the Southern Rebellion was inaugurated, and Is kindred In its infamoas depravity With those acts by which black men have been tor. Lured for generations before the war, and white soldiers have been starved by slow processes during Its continuance. 3. Rewired, That the American people will not ho held guilt( se by a Just and Jealous God, until they have not only absolved themselves from every possible complicity with huinart slavery, but have fully. sincerely and heannyi determined to yield unto all men, without regard to color, those Inherent and divine rights of Inman nature—which constitute the only trao beets of human Nualltv—llfe, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. 4. Resolved, That In viewing the advance of 'public opinion at the North on the enblect of ;human rights and the sin of human slavery, we have but little for which we cap congratulate 'Ourselves; most of our late concessions In this direction having been wrung out of us by the dire necessities of our position, or by the dreadful .apprehensions of still greater Judgments from the hand of God. 5. Resolved, That heneefipth as individuals, ',Me churches, and es an Association, we win take ibleber ground In favor of all that pertains t 3 fthe rights of the people, without regard to color; liked we will, as a matter of simple justice, yield to the colored man those natural rights which are the inheritance of all our race, together with the right of courage and other political privileges, which we accord to our brethren of a Ughter.compleMon. Thus, and thus alone, may we expect to enjoy ills highest raver, who Is the Father of us all, and who, of one blexi, made all the nations of the earth. Qualifications of a Local. The "local" of the Indianapolis Jowl-Just gives Ida views en the necessary qnalltlcatlons Ira a Local, in the following admirable strain • It la may =nigh to be a Local—if you only 'lnk so—but tome special qualifications are ea vital to success. He must be a walking ency clopedia of usifol knowledge. On the trial of mysterittm items he must be a veritable Meath hound. Lila hide mast be like that of the rhi r oecros. Lie must be insensible to the cruelest 'meths, and manlfat no tense of anger when he Is kicked down stairs. Re moat throw modesty to the does. He mast look pleased when Invi ted to walk sixteen squares through a broillog sun to write a six line puff fora Laborsaving churn, or a patrol washing machine. He mast feel grateful when invited to dine at the Dogs nose Hotel, and write a glowing account of the excellence of the hash and durability of the beef steak. If he feel. any sense of humiliation In editing down to a bestirs gathering, Da the occa sion of the presentation of a sword to Captain Sankopanev, or a set of silver service to a horse inspector, he mast smother It, and revenge him self on the champagne and cigars. LI be flags In his description of fiedge's premium bull, or •lets down" in wilting up the oil indications of fihovendylic's farm, be must take it kindly !then he Is reproved for his shortcomings. In the matter of shows the Local most be al ways bril liant. He Myst talk' learnedly of panoramas, wick a liberal admixture of knowing words, ouch as "warmth," "tone." "foreshortening," "high lights," "perspective." Ar.; he must be "heavy" . on concerts, with a capacity to appreciate !fins erpissek's eseentiop of damn feats In the "up per register;" be mast be ecstatic In pulse of double-headed calves, and eloquent In behalf of fat women and Hsiang skeletons, All this, and more, It takes to be a local. Rau Inc wood is rolially as honorable, more in depinfient., and easier. CM ;Intelligence. The following Is a statement of the condition of the nil wells In Washington county: The well of the %Vaal:l34ton Oil Company, near Cononstrarg, on Little Chortler', Is down about /!I,Y ft C . , w:.11 LII.dIC, florin The Weeerer well, In J. Person township, is down two Itundresl and fifty feet, and the Saunders well, over the Virginia line, sin bare. dred cad ten feet. The Prospsrity well, just Is very well located, and promises to be a fair test of the region. A company are about to commence boring on iffankiln's farina, in Jefferson townebip. A well located on the mountain side at Pete lenm Centre, Pa., and one hundred and tifey feet above the level of 011 Creek, lo a direct line with the Coquette well, commenced pumping on Thursday let the tate of illty barrels per day, and is gradually incesseing. The Coquette well to said to be cow flowing flee hundred larreis per dLy. The once famous Jersey well Is now pomp.og two Ltuadred barrels per day. E. Y. Tea Eyck hoe strode all on Tionesta creek, sev en miles schsth of Warren, In Warren county, at a depth of three hundred and fifty feet. "knockdown" at the Depot —A general "knock -down" affair came off at the Central de pot yesterday afternoon. Some pugnacious scoundrel, for no other apparent reason t has to exhibit his proficiency in the "manly art," de liberately stepped up to an tutor:fending man who was silting en the platform stem, and drawing off with ids list struck him with such force as to make him measure his tilm . cnsionii - On the ground. At this Juncture, tho•poguliut re• ceived a blow from another party, who In turn was also the recipient of a smaller favor. The Fceue noon began to assume the appearance of a riot, which was only quelled by the timely hi terkreace of the pollee. Two of the combatants were arrested, Including the originator of the disturbance, and the parties wore locked up for a Gearing this morning. Robbery and Attempted Murder.—A few days ago a man named John Fletcher, of Green- field, was waylaid by two thieves, between Gantt and Crestline. After knocking him down and beating him until he was Insensible, they robbed him of hls watch and chain, and between SILO and $OOO In money,. and then laid him across the railroad track with the expectation that the train from Cleveland would kill him. Fortunately the trala was behind time, and Mr. Fletcher recovered his eczema In time to drag himself from t he track before the trala came. Three men have be in arrested on suspicion, and the watch found on one of them. The Operetto.—The musical entertainment given lest evening at Masonic nail by number of young ladles, for the benefit of the itabalstence Committee, under the direction of Professor Shryock, was really a very pretty ef fete, "pretty to the eye and good for"—to hear. The piece performed was simple and touching, offering every variety of song, from the deepest patios to the moat hillarLous gayety. The young ladles—many of them very young—ae maitted themselves admirably, Mayhem.—A disturbance originated In a tavern on the corner of Washington and 'Web ster toads yesterday afternoon, during which a man named Patrick Boyle had a large piece of an ear bitten off by awe John Brenner. The lat. ter made information before Alderman Butler, who got officers Culp and WW.lson, of the May or's pollee, to arrest Boyle and also Patrick Me. Gee, the keeper of the tavern. The latter gave ball In the Bum of $5OO, and Boyle was commit ted to jail. Coal Exchange.—A meeting of the Coat Exchange will be held at their rooms, No. 136 Water street, at It o'clock next Tuesday. The pilmary Object of the meeting, we understand. will b. 3 to effect a reduction In the prima dig ging coal to about four centa'per bnottsk which It Is bellowed can be accomplished with the consent of the miners. WM.-beater Arrested—John bail ing from a locality hi Union township bearing the euphonious name of "Bataan; was - ar rested 311101tily. charged on oath or his With with amok and byttery. .Bho also Airings an action against - him for . rarely of the .peace. . Reilly was locked op for a hearing, Tennis Accident.—A Men timed Mem . - steel, a n °more in a steamtannery pear Ebens burg, met with a most terrible aoridtmt about three weeks ago, resulting in his 'death on last Saturday. The untortanatentan wan Peeling a Tat Ailed with isealdiug hot liquid at the time, when by some unexplainal Melon beellibtlettl. Trottag Ma : tel.—A grand trotting math will coma off at CLOW Park tomorrow agar. norm At haltpast three oklnck. Tab Mary Ann, Bono and Joe• Curry halo beat entered Book . N.r.4.1c0 GRANT AND Snac:tAal jaErn CAYPArDNA . - and Generals. By J. T.,Etusonsr, Amor of " Ns points and his 'Marshals," tse., with onmaroea list steel engravings. E. B. Treat, New York, Pubilsber. This work will soon be issued sod will be sold only by subscription. The great success which lma attended the author's former works Is an assurance of the popularity of the present. Ad- Vaite bbeela which hare been seat 11413b0W that has been no falling off in Ileadley'S graphic style. A Pickpocket '•Come to Grief"-0n Saturday night a thief, &rot-Red to a shit or blue, appeared as the Soldiers' Rest, at, Harrisburg, and relieved some of the members of the 107th regimens of their money. Foam:tatelrtite ras nal was.dlseovered in the set of operatink," and the brave bays gave him a terrible Whlppilui. The punishment was Inflicted without mercy, and the pickpocket wee taught a lessonl that will deter him tram robbing soldiers hereoßer. Duprez and Green'a Ininstreis_Thi s i pp ! ", ultar leonine still continues to attract larze andt• enee6 at the Pittnhunch Theatre, Th e gramme tc nicht will be found to eontain a gnat sassily at songs, choruseo, dances, instru mental Solos and burlesques. The great reputa tion of the troapo Insures a large attendance, as well as an excellent performance. 'Beats may be secured In advance without extra charge. 'New Railroad Prafect.—lt is stated that a number of capitalists, principally Pittsburg/tent, contemplate the constraction of a railroad from rithole Creek, along the bank of the Allegheny river, to Oil City. The distance, we believe, la eight or tea miles, and the work. If commenced, Is to be pushed through in ninety days. Soldiers Artivlng.,--The 82d Pennsylvania regiment, 400 men the 70th, 080 men ; the 1830. MO men ; the 48th the 4915, about 400 men, and the 18401, have arrived at Harrisburg, where they are now encamped. Some six or eight Pennsylvania reE„.menta arc yet expected to arrive m dud city. Rumered.--It le rumored that Mr. Fisher . , the “champlon of the Allegheny," le about to challenge Hamill. for a sculling match. This, however, le only a rumor, and if It should take di finite shape we will make a note of kin due time. Bose Ball.—The return match game of base ball will be played dale ahernoan at 3 . ti o'clock, between the Allegheny and Enterprise hose ball dupe, on the grounds of the latter, on West Common, Allegheny. An exciting time may be anticipated. The Odd Fellows' Picnic, at Glenwood yes terday, was a very successful affair. It was well conducted—lhe most excellent order belng main tained, and everything gassed off as quietly as could be expected. Postmasters A ppainted.—The ?resident has re-appointed the following postmasters, Chsrebersburg--John W. Deal; Datillle—Aa drew F. RueeeL CABS—On the eventng of the Ilth We— at the tesldenfe• of Dia father, GEOhOS DAWSON GASS, eldest son of George W. 0.., aged tsen t9•one retire and one month. The funeral will take place yo woenow ( Wed nesday) rloaauao, leaving Dahl:tree Station, P., Ft. W. IC. IL 11., at 11 o'clock. (Jarringee will leave upon Us waive, at the Alleghway Cits Etta alga, at U Welock st.„ lad mooed te the Allegheny Cemetery. ROBINE—On Tneaday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, SIIEOI.IOIIR BuBLIVI3, of the firm of diarsnall ♦ Bros., aged f 5 pears. Doe notice of funeral .111 be even. 6,132 PLAR—Suddeolv, on Tuesday'azoornlag, July fah, PHILIP taILIIPLAB., aged 17 years, Funeral aervloea at his late TTladerice, No. 67 Ber-ead street, TIM ■eaano, at B o'clock. Fun eral to proceed to the burying (round at Library. ..w. i saez.z.vtiris 6 UE FASIIIONABLE DES~.«tsl.t i.rvvDS. For 'Gent's tf routles Clothing MADE TO ORDER, IN THE BEST STYLE AND MANNER. B. B. NOM, DIERCRART TAILOR, No. 79 PEDERAL Sr.. Mleglien7 natt-tawd TN THE COURT OF QIIARTER 6EB - of Allegheny county, No. I, Joe. Term, 1865. In the matter of the petition 0.0. Hussey, Felix Brknot, Alexander Yoah; ef al fieeholders of the Oily of Allegheny, for the Toth- Von of fthe foct to width, tromp, eastern line of the east sidewalk Of tole, Ateatte, from Oblo attest to Anderson stint.; in sold city, and Iloso feat II width from the west line of the west sidewalk of Centre Avenue, from Ohio street to Anterson street, In said city. And now, to wit, lone 17th, lAEA, the with's ye.. tittuu pfecentcd at .!sa upea Coast, and on motion of S. A. W. S Port - fence solicitors for petitioners, a rule is hereby gran ted to show cause why sthl portions of said s , dewallts should not be closed op sod vstratednd It is ordered thst said role shall.be published 6 the Pittsburgh Gc tette twice a week for four weeks. BY THE COURT. Attest W. A. lIEBRON, Clerk. Jr22:iod2avrnaS IRON CITY COLLEGE, Corner Penn and t. Chair Streets, PITTSBURGH, PA. The Largest, cheapest and most moused BUSINESS MAN'S COLTYGE, EN THE IT1YITE1) STATES. Student. enter and reetew at any than Aar Circulars awn , col:ing aforroollos, ran free to any address, on appLinstrost to Ulm Pdad, pal a. JENKINS & nololawd.DLl3rT PlTTSPmarsli, Pt. L17,11.81N Gas an Etcr.m Fitting In all Its branches, carefully attended to, by elms. licaCed practical workmen. A dna assortment of (I.e,AS FUTURES, K BSTE TUBS, SE W WATERBATHS, HYDRANTS; Constantly on hand and Made to order. TATE & BMW?, N .66 FEDERAL STREET, Allegheny; ' Aml MS LIBERTY STREET, Plttelnirgb. nhil sawdly TN THE COURT OF QUARTER SES SION'S of Alirgbeny County. In the matter of the vacating of part of Spruce Alley, In the Stli ward, Pittsburgh. And mg, tawit, June : 4th, the petition :4 divers freeholders and citizens of the Ninth Ward aforesaid, to vacate Sprung Alley, between Carrell eel Wilma, street. having been presented and -read in open Court, the Court grant a rule upon Interested to showering. why the prayer of the ,petitioners should not be granted, provided no ex ceptions m tucli within four weeks from Mir date. Fo n t ce of said rule to be pub ll ehed twins seek (mbar weeks in the Pit teburgh Daily Gazette. BY TILE COURT. jeagilwatagrd From the RecortL A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. —Let,. ten of administration having been ffrettNiter the undersigned on the estate of ()apt. J. J. 1108. INSON, deed, tette the Second Ward. Pittsburgh, all person. Indebted to mid estate are hereby no. titled to make immediate payment, and those bum log Wet= egelnit the said estate, will prom, them, duly authentloated v ne i t i tiott rsoN. °Mee at Tempera:merino. Administrator. jog -stoner. VARI4 i il Pole II Bed i No. :Furolturo Turpentine; No. t do. Benzine; No. h do. do; angrlot quality and low, by mr I,SOLIOUNICIAKER'S, c Wood sr UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGERS, at reduced pries; the best wringer to use end warranted to_ give WU:salon. Cab and see them at the India Rabe: Degrot,Nos. 2t am 23 St. ow, street. Ist J. & IL PHILLIPS. pOR BALE OILTSAY.—A Rotrt3E, II removed at mom !Masted cob nor Irwin and Waters Avenue Allegimay city. Coquirs of - • ~ 1., ~l4rrr.ißt^!.TT.TT~~ 'IIACOI , I.-2,000 pounds Ribbed Bides, Jaat naive* sad tel. tale by FETZER, tt IWO , corner Market 'and Flat awed& fBERT:NO.4—bn boxes No. 1 and Scaled Heals;, now In store for pale tz je . l7 ' 117 attEl!,mls.usmordlintleet. Entra gi l e b b nshels fir„ In stare COCOA NUTS.-2,000 Fresh Cocoa Nuts receives Ms asY 11sa=31" Bito% Fos. 122 and 129 Wood street. VIIRT/13 & HARVEY'S . DLLMOND ••-' °BAIN POWDEEtarst received aod for 14210 by JAMIrs BOWN, 17 1 1 ire Need Street. 2 00nPIGS SOFT OALEAN LUD, ier sale bi J, A. cANTISLID. coIiSuMPTIoN HOW TO CURE IT, za. 'to x-09:10 t132.G 1121Ciestcar^y• DR, SCDEIICF►'S OWN CASE, Why Labo4ng Under that Disease P CLAiI 0.2V1C SFILUP, SEAWEED TONLC 1.%23.C31.41D1LT.C. 311Ja.,24 ON TDB MTH IN CURING TIM DISBARS, GREAT SUCCESS ATTENUI NG IT Many years ago whilst residing in Philadelphia I had progressed greens/1y into the last stage of Pulmonary tionsumption. All hop's ;of my recovery being dissipated, I tem advised. by m; phyetelas, Lt. Parrish, to remove into the country. Morristown, N. 1., abdut a miles Oh, tont, being my hative place. 1, was remoredt thither, occupying two full day. In the transition. My father, and all his family, had Ryon and died them—and died otPulmolurry Con.rtynyNon.. to my arrival at Morreitown I was put to bed, where I lay for many weeks Ina hat was 'deemed a hope leas condition, 4r. Thornton, who had been my father's family physician, and had attended him in his last illness, was called to see me. Ha thought my care entirely beyond the reach df medicine, end decided shot I most die, and gave me one week to arrange my tempbral skein. He had seen all my fondly die of cominnintion, and therefore conclu ded that death from the disease which had carried all my kindred to the grave would also take inc there. In this apparently impetus condition, I heard of the remedies which Inow ; Elam* and sell. It seemed to jute Shat I-could feel them, working their way, and penetrating every nerve, fibre atul tissue of my system. - My lunge and liter pot on a new Action, and the morbid matter which had for yetr aceumulatbd and irritated the a o ff erentorgane the body, AM elimited, the tubercles on my lungs ripened and I rape ctorivol from( my lungs ea much as a pint kif yellow offensive Matter every mein:ling/ As ails expectoration of matter subsided, the fever abated the pain le t mc, the cough mamil to harem me, and the exhausting night atteata were as longer known, and I bad refreshing sleep, to which Iliad Long been a stranger. lay appetite now began to return, atd at times I found It difficult t o restrain myself from eating too truth. With Ude return or health, I gained In strength, and pm now fleshy. I am now a healthy man, with a large healed ceatrix in the middle lobe of the right lung and the lower lobe beoblited, with complete adeenion of the oilier. The left lung is muld, and the upper lobe of the right one Line tolerable healthy condition. Conrumi.tion at that time was thought, to be ee incurable direeme, by every one. phyalomna as well 4s those who wera unlearned in me !Wine—err''y ovally such cares ea were reduced to tire conditiOn I No. Lis. Thin induced many people to bellmte my re covery only temporary.d now ye pared add gave the medicine to cenaumpeives for come time, nd made many wonderful caret Mid the demand in reared so rapidly that I detelriaincd to otfes them to the public, and devote my net Prided Erect Mon; to lung Streeter. ' truth, I was float t forced to It, for people would .end Tor me tar and near, to ascertain Whether their cares were lite mine. Having °minion to exeraine,menle cases of Lung ailment, I w etf prompte I to Invent the instru ment called "Schenck's Reaptrometer," which materially earlats , roc in detecting the various ete.ges of - lung dliesiee . Iv,' many yeare, conjtmetion With my pritiel. pal office Philade/phia I nave been waking rep War vtalta to Nati York, Boa oa, Baltimore and Pittrborgh F• r several yearS past I have made as many as five hund , ed .aemtua, ions weekly With the 'Res. oirr meter." For such examination my charge le three dollars, and it enables me to /Ire each pa tient the true condition of It suttees& and tent= I..ankly whether belt-11l get well. One of thv greatest dalcultles Zbave selth Writs al:Meted with long disease, IS to odavioco them to avoid taktiag I ttle colds. Many think If they take tap meellOnes they should cure, no mat ter bow careless they man be In than tray. This is • great error, for if any one teal read over the many coxes which 1 here publlrthrl from time to time, 'bey mlll find that mdist of them mere those •••- - - • - - of person. woo were confined to their beds and could not take cmd,:and by this careful avo,dance of cold the lungs were heated. Physiciarte advise their patients to go out and inhale the fresh ale, but do they cure by: so doing; Let the hundieds of deaths by consuMptimi In every city answer the question. 1 would rather risk a patient in a tight,Aly Ten. Mated room. tnan let them go out and take filftht sold. alas) , woo base been, cured by my fiffeinines, when the nbecr saes broke, were so often. else, that one could hardly remain in the room, and yet they got well without exposure to the open The great remani why physicians do not cure consumption is, that trey try to do too ranch( they give medicinet, stop the cough, to atop the night meats, hectic.. fever, arid by so doing, they derange the whole digestive system, locking up the aecretions, and :eventually the patient dies; What 1 do Is to brit make a careful examination with my Bespirometer, and if I fled lungs enough left, I direct the pattekt bow to nes the three rem. edies, and thus cure him. I term very well that It is mrpoesible to make new lemmar even restard the portion that le,drestoyed, but I know at the mime time that cavities, in the lunge and ulcers. Liam in the I t and bronchial tubes can be healed, and just such .se s are cured by the proPel use of Schenck's "Phil:conic Syrup,O and 'Man. drake Pills,. whilst. they ere dying daily =lei the olduutry treatment of physicians. It la a great mistake common among many Intel, ligent persoas, that there ore medicines wrtich pt purify the blood. When the blood la diseased it ti cannot be purified; II to than the genie as other di. cease matter in toe spneria and will hare to be car e ried out of the syst em by the organs which eye appointed for that Purpose and replaced by new blood, which can be had by Improving the nutritive o r leg a..d setting the digeatlve typo:etas In good Working order. The stomach. liver and bowels once restored to a ~ h ealthy condition, then an, abundance of good-. noun/Ming food will make new blood white will pooh out, as It were, and take; the place of that width Is diseased, and thus cap.` , pit the want of the they. Trig Pummels. SNIZOP to one of the moat f u l ly able medicines known. It is nutriarnt, powerfully tonic, ape hen in itself. is readily digmted and absorbed Into the tined to winch It Imparts Its healing propertie I know no Medicine that his done or can do kg much to rebuild, worn-cal had broken...own conditions of the eystens. SeaalrciVe St Tonto LA instilled from teaweed, combined with other tonic and attentive roots and barks, in such a manner Its to Make decidedly pleasant Medicine, bavitur pOweeful tonic elect, without the terrible disastrous results arising from alcohol's stimulant. The Seaweed Tonic produces bating result., theroughly invig. crating the stomach, And digestive system, and enabling it to eliminate and make taro healtky blood, the food which: , may be used tar that pur pose, It it to wondm Jul in Set recta, that sei,%,„ glees full will nieces a hearty - Meal, and a little of It taken before breakfast will give tone ba tie doing. which few medicines possess the power of doing. Ton Blarrniaszu Psis; marbetakee with entire safety by all ages sad, oions, pro: tieing all the good result. that can be obtained helm calomel or any of the mercurial medicine% and o ut any of their hurtful tunas. Thee are out of the eyetem the feculent and warn outmattere loommed and dissolved by my SOssased Tonle andtilmonle Syrup. It wile be seen that all three of my medl. elan are needed in Most elan to earls Men: and, In fact, my large experience enables me to decide any they hay. cur mote dace of ciao to than that combinations of medicine known LO man. In the rations editions cf pamphlets ! have pub lished merry of the most wonderful cures of Pul monary Ooratunption on record. Persons, many with bath longs eflected r sometimes large camtles in one 1 healed over by my medicines. are now living and enjoying eleellent Mains. ' I willgive a few cues and select them from;ditibeent parts of the country, to that those who wish .say Malt or write to them for more positive Information. Rev. Henry Morgada minister of high repute la the city of Boston, and ;well known over the United States as a nutria' great ability, was anted by taking my medielab atter all other Iteatanuita had failed. He has often been miring to me with regard to the Mote In his case, and arwaYs answers "I am the mad' , A full statement el Ida case may be seen In my pamphlet. He had profane haiaantrse of the lungs, and was very much emaciated Robert R. Deacon, of Barlineton, N. wim cured of Scrofula smd Mercurial diseases. At the time he commenced ailing the medicines he was almcst a mar of Bores: Hs Is now parietals . well And attributes his core entirely to my medians Amin Roth, living near Petertbloy, Ma. honing county, 04io, eyes every bad eau qf Pulmonary (Ammonite's, and urns tartrate nave by Tnylntedfeina. he fa veil known fn Nat Manmade, and has been the Mean/ of inducing agree . etanyperstria in 0440 to um it... remedies, and taith, great /coves. $k Photo. graph, belt &Any end Vier he ems eared, con be mn Pumaecal's, Dr. Kryscr,lta Wood Steed Pidsbrwels, William Alexander, Of Pittsburgh, bum of a Ten bad can ot•spepsts aid Liver C omplaint by the Seaweed Tonle and Handrake lira. Jana Ember, of Washington Olty, was oaredre of obad• cue of Dyspepsia and Liver Qom. plaint, S i r Is an adetl woman 1,11 her:aol9p/eY$ N ru. " "Mi7=l, et HensligtOn, Pa, was a . , bad case o ohmoopilisti and Liver -Complaint"' and mitered greatly trete boils, haring atone Wu more than , torty bolls, upon her person. She was entirely cured, and bans Merlitec and living mac her badly In OlnelisstaU' Ohio. ' SOHJENCrit'S principal Cilia Is at i . e. it Forth Slit! Street, corner of Oemmeres, where a ll ardels mad be arldreaaaL• He ean be found there; prolissinallyi EVERY SAT. ~t. Pittiiprib DIG 'GEO: 4, icursiqt, No. 110 wsoi streeitntobar* . . . the entbottzeit agent : toy Pie Its ,of 11.11 toy stedielr.ee, y .I.7pgaw = - At ~....-,., . . 1* 4 it. . R. e Iti i- -, 1 t i. r , • z 4^a 'ir., ~..,. i..i': . . .fflrEnicar, WTTIEI AN AND TILE TO ALL PERSOiS GOODBan Gaz,s, A POOR YOU RikEIVE A PREBBNT FIRST PEfl* 1 /4. DVED $5 sEwilict",.'mAom I $5 TILE EMBCDMIEN'i%P Patented May 13th, Ink, fetproverient patented /get lth, lbsa. The celebrated FAMILY GEM SEW. IN° ntackuNE, a mat Wonderful and Elegalltl! Constructed Noreity,ae: acincrams to (*matfett, uses the EIIIAIOW2 a .. , tie, sews with Dotrzia we Smote TRILILII3. M.li the Running Stitch ment per rd reguicr, tl , - by hand anti with extra. o rapidity. W (lather, Hein, Ruffle, Shirr, tick, Run op =Uhl, tea., &e., requires no Lubrication or am ,Ye of StOch—ni gar manta To air or, or onyx , eau wAI last alitrirmirq no madly should be 4100. ono of those useful, money and labor saving machines; it to daily be. ot Mille a “Rome NeeekP s,” in COIIIIIIINZICe Of 14 Poison/MI all the 111 H QUALITIES of the more expensive Mae and 12071 C of theirptaie; it was AWARDED TfiE IRST PREMIUMS try .4 the New York, Ohio ails other State Fairs, fat its SIMPLICITY, EFFUTLENOT, and PRACTI. CAL UTILITY, thus 4owlng its decided super( ority orer all other*, and 111 received the Most BMA tering editorials from th4prlncipaljournala whit& substantiates it. wortWa few of whieh we append. For the Dressmaker; it la invaluable; for the Ilousehold it suppliee4 vacant place."—Goderfa Lake Book. . . "h axes a common nedle, sews very rapidly. and le co easily undeAtood that a ehiM can Mae it."--Arto York inpepen&alt. "With single or donhie thread, it ellently, ytfi very, rapidly, with a IfAMMOU needle, makes the running stitch exactl44lke hand sexing.—Nag York Tribune. Single machines sent t i e_' any part Of the en 6ntry per express, packed lialabx with printed !alarm. mons on receipt of thOrice, tn. Acts wanted everywhere. Circular ketalning Lib era l Indus* All mews most be adk - essed to FI.IIIILT OEM SE D% MACHINX CO., jel9UtdsimesT Ogl es, 104 Nassau St., R. Y. REFF.T, q•; TOOTH HAY ;, BAIN NAM, 3EIC .41.1 r Xil Xs vr.ztor =mum xLatry =a COLUMBEr*POLEIVEAM ALI.qi4HENY CITY. PA. 'nun HOnaraWarnftd lobe eqnsPyLegNl aad much cheaper Wu 14 . 0 others stow eaeftd fat sale la this market. farzmwtr - - WELCOILLE .4 4 p • • v V wALLeoz A • • JONES SEIX•OPEEttie - • : TING PATENT SPRING TOOTH HAYIiGLICEed," • WELCOZLA—It is the beihC Z , aj:4„- . "*" rake made. IL somicaihir over all other Hay Hakehronststs: Ptrel—ln IL being a nelDoperator. Tito Mute elevates and depreues 114163 th, so that thndrtvar has notiting.to do lit ridnArive and threw alma. en d. ingest, It in an tavainablo instant the et's Grain Baker, reeth are ratted kW lid. two shea.es width at *that, therehydtspans raklat the with all band raking. SaYoui — it -12 xo arrant' that the driver, by the weight of his body eon Maine teeth down to the grotutd as drams he wishekenti by this means east rake In heavy as well as ineilghteat gran, and ma form his winnows where - to planer. All strain and labor is dispensed wOh and performed ft' the bores and:ak ts s a Third—limplleity w vacaltuatag It to E roaraa i llle t ialtaw E ! r eM t la b th4s h utt? l t Eaterprise Agricultural t eterliz t o Hoe:hater. Pa. by Wi14,L21 OE k JONES. Patented May 11th,1885. nyl7dardatnwP I:10911EN CHEESA-:- 100 boxes Eame s, nor Aew Yolk Maw& store sad forage br BiILSLET4 TAN GOE:LES, jyti ktei LlbenT weet. RALT.-2,000 bbls gatra No.-1 Balt, peeked on delivery. E sale by ' "Mil% BMX $ s_ . jeld m ane rat? s. Sll , 1P STUFF.-1 cs} Ship • 'abed. s sulk PARLOR DECuIk.SITIONE3.-tCeilwa and walla tametn!_ . st FreLeh styles. RIO W.P. 87wocd et 1' 000 . BIIBM3IB +tvvv SWILLED BACON- SIDEB.-1L0 t 1 , ". p l barrels Bibbed., rdes, for ulo as WS J inn red-. NEW PARLOR PLZKRIEI TO - +ads wic" . lc at Fa for itelosbeet.i PREESE.-100 ban‘ i , Cemear.„ tor Ws by I jaa ' IL a poaarnALE ezmw.:-,so . barrels "relived, and For Bali r • , . . 3. 27 . • , • '2oo' BAIIRELB IL771111"W . stor• 104 Pa Val?' -ialx•iio IN 1786. XESIF• .ID • • Oti . pDl3 OF EVERY STILE. Concert 401 Shoe Store ;,.: 11 LADLES' ~ EnglL•h Lasti4 Congress Gaiters, BEST gg4ITY, ONLY 51,59, f 4 . (Oh ildrOa's s4l;x6efic 12011 10 Gents' Fin 4anoli Calf Boots, At Greatly %-t educed Pricesi Cobh TO-DAY F" or Elarcra.iiis. No. 60 I#TH WTS TO MAZE CULL "A.:T ONOE AT E ir 74 rueila - STR 001PIRISIESORIS)1TIMICKP01, The Best of Irargains are Sada. )3YCrEASI-NG FROM 50 CUTS TO 5500. /Sireerier Mul fa, ~4:atal UTILITY AND b-rarllP Of Thre4 Patent Of a Superfpr Quality, ar the Piatitentiarg riVit Ingtorutdforialt. • op •••
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