1, .1;,:1••;eli*. - :...:V c k!Ilnii.git Gazette. :4118. AFSOCIiTION • • 45.1115173 T 23. , 2865 MON STATE TICKET. POR ArDim GENT.nex, • • •• • • • • -••-•• . , -.--: CEN. JOUN - P.JUARTRANFT ...: • ".' Of Stontgo Icy count , ron Aunv , n Onurstat. .., ..1 COL. JACOB CAMPBELL t •- • Of CAMbrlik COnntY - ITEION COUNTY TICKET , .ervanarre: ootisTY CVErraCtl.l.2ll: LA.MBEET, Pltt.Tiraltililp; :' , • lion THILUIVIIIIB.: f„inklrin A4.E11, - IR, or Liberty To7nalltp." 7011 RENATE! :4,...6 1 Ww ^ 5 L. OTIAIIAZI, All nc~ny. iroit Aeariamit : ' Y. MeICEE, North Fayette Township. IiANS B. klEltlislN, McCandless Township ::.ALFRED SLACK, at Allegheny. DAVID - S.IIAFER,Uppr.r S. P.: ci/ass, musburgo. 'it.loll.ll A. DANKS.KW%•Tpwobei,. /012 CiiIIINTV CONXIBBI,6I3= 'I JCRASIIAN 4ELLT.4fLovier Sc.cnair , ) I,o * . Oorstronuovirroar U. L. McOrtaXr. o Btrmlagham roa oimtcrOx or room r r iitOSES • 013 . -ESS • of Chaktirra Tomah!,. INDICTfiIIpFT OP BARBAIOthiI . . . . - • - , The-cilminaf records -of nations show ..'- their civilization and Morality with a closer - , ~ :conformity to truth, than do enutuorstlons Of their achlevirnents in ' at§ and scion . C e N and of IbSIS rides for the inertia'. i.. l l, 1 : , of relif sand intelligence. The first ' is - att-expieision.of the real passion and hu• mity do peeple, and of their regard for i tlle Maniervation ofjnatice tad the protoc f. - thin o 'the'citizen in the pursuit of his right (' fa} ling. ' telligli degrees of advance- I:. pe, t - in comprehensive branches of -i . ivledge .is 'Often found among 1: .- liste ' , iieoplb deficient -in the .. moral " l AliStinction -of : right and wrong. This -'...,.. Is exceptional, it is true, but it illustrates .•••. out' asset don 'Mit the criminal records de !: terisaineyaote c'osely the character of the .; ... eiv.ilizatiOu Ora pi ople, than what may be re ; pitied as the mere ineldenrs of a parti-o- l•" - lar e" "tiofsociety.C 1 .• i - ; 013L1 on r In_ i c 0.,. i' 41116 .to ;all clfteres, while the inlitt ;' thCes gro!.ying out of moral causes and po collar poetesses of education, are exceptional ' ".:-..- and pertain only to particular , nations or 1..- races. ilence, if we would learn the real 4 . feeling and sentiment that exists in clasies "or l communities, we 'must, go into the 1 • • colitis of justice. : It is there, that we will - if %fin& -portrayed in all of its vividness, the . utmost desires, passions, purposes and as ,'. piretions of mankind, from which we can . -. I discover and distinguish the hitmane and '.. • . l s `-tnlightend from the cruel aria heathenish. Where shall we find a fuller revelation rif -the fearful barbarism of the South than in i• - the :diselosuresiof the crimes committed .. . . i there a^ainst humanity. It is in this light , i that'We reglad the presentment of W'irz the i leeper of the Ainiersonville Prison, given 'Th.otir paper of yesterday. - It is in this that ;'we`see the culmination of the atrocious dog. `, znas fought to he . made the corner stone of 1 a gr s tat Empire . These dogmas , asheathen- - i.sh Mad evil as they were, found, and still find ! adherents in a political organization, from i. - whieb, while it draws its inspiration from ....',' f- the Senn; exists in all parts of the country, :•." .... .L. and ospires to gite direction to our govern linen tel a friths. There is no better characteri• -filza,tl6.nof the policy of the Confedende States andrtheir sympathisers here, than le fotuad in 1, the :indictment against the Andersonville The principal criminal is not the , poos creature against whom the Indictment .1* is preferred. !leis but the feable accessory tdeisliy ,and moralfy gully without doubt, i oil tie eaircc charged against him. The i real felon who has so tong roamed at large dt.fd.log law end order , is the pernicious tem offarbarism,which has been recognized , and festered In the South as an institution tote propagated and spread over the land. Anlqustitution" in the past preserved and strOnithined political Falty aiming to • cciitivl"tbe Poliey;of our nation. Unforta , trtite7i the law cannot reach this felon In his col' 'Mit a nin s titution. r Mlle CS as Th e • L , Onlvronicly.is to punish the in:strumeuts _ . . carrying out 1116 behests cf ,the system. TLC great betty of sympathizers who have ,•::'," ...., etood.:_ Ly and still stand by this. retie „ latinalunininy ;not be brought into die petir_ts of Jusilte. They however cannot escarAt tilal at the bar of:pane opinion, and tittererdit once pronotioced wilt not be re f,,,! • *,verEcd. ; . • Tii E_EPISCOPA L 81. PS . . . Blsbop' 110PRIN.4, of Vermont, whose • .13011 on Slavery, in which be end?arored .justify that• 0 institution by arguments • drawn from the Bible, is well remembered, 1, Is now the senior and presiding bishop of elturch tbe. United States. He re- ii,:-cently . drafted a Valenta! letter addressed Yto tbfhislipli of the late rebel Statas ia vitingthern to return to the bosom of the national chtirch without any conditions or ,ICaliCeEt3lollB whatever , either , moral or . _L ,i , -polittcaL By sole blunder of the telegraph of the presi, eXtraOlAillflry s l . * document was attributed to Bishop POTTEP., Of Z t :reW York, brother Of the late Bishop -I'Orrixt of Pennsylvania. As coming fr . om imdt pscited . sorn9 surprise; but when its .I)sternty is traced home to Bishop Hor _-;I: EINS all Eurprise ceases, because It is per fectly hz character ; with the man. Of coarse he canhave no quarrel with men who at. tempted to overthrow the government, and shed the: blood of their • conntrynaen - la defense.,of a divinely appointed institution. ;We learnthat at least six bishops of loyal 1 - 13tates have refused to put their names to to the letter, not being willing to justify -1 treason. -So the matter stands at present. We know not how the southern Erdscopa ', liana feel about the matter; but if they are t._aituated by the same. spirit that actuates ! the Me , thoillstt - ,EPlecOPsi Church South, they Will decline the invitation, especially as it ie not sonde unanimously. But if 1 those_gintlemen should return - and take _ their fornier places in tho Biwa of Bishotis, gust es lieY:are, It 'will be very likely to viake.a . among' the :loyal members of that ceinuitiolon,. and lead to some very de cided uttoisitees UllOithErsubideta of free _ dm:a emdloyalty i WI well as their opposites, • : slaveryjdul ,Tnh Bvrrttas s ra. Dzuscavoir—Re have itlrCady !had la our - 431VitChe5-.-an alhision to another frond at Kea; York; :Which had boon lashed utr by *teal of the delinquent. "The emir omwed.ln a anardnent Well street Nut; . , and the detaltero Bayles Tellts„depottoo ;.` doily and saystSliPuqTith - oso, 4 3oobamoig to the .iniititistten. - .; l oiititql: of the enibander had celled upon the &utter* the peak and pinged idin they - would make. up ,-the deficit If the miller was quieted,toWidelt the odic& sprat: 9 4 4orissiugagy 4100114 thettier will bollard:ls an tnibabillty of ihe fortunatoratar..T , The ittillir!l C Telki# -ma - to boa zoldstleA•tikid testr:lit thruilt. opeetttar ?rat, b i tedia-Ouicti.'wligitaiidav urdalsaSal ~- eatleat-repfitrtttgn let ntetpeeeendetintaicirclrs; ` Xa awe* from what 'Siam learn, io hoe beat :i2t e tlteivictiro.to goe4c. lamas& Mn. AgOttOrtii .14 kitc!rfAtilte.Waais (Ohlo)en_k26*. lifter .brief tikk A VI t) incon. A Jinn number of the most prominent Union nifen of Bostoihave addressed a let- I ter to the - Maiden upon the subject of re construction, urging particularly the neces sity of delaying the final settlement of the queationspentling between the lately sece ded Slates and the General Government. It is a well drawn and forcible paper, but its length precludes our publishing it in full. The position is first taken that peace, howeVerdekirable "will be only an illusion and a mischief, and not that peace over which we may all rejoice, if it be precipi tated to the neglect cf those terms and con ditions which the safety and security of the country demand." The first of the con ditions mentioned is that the white pripula • Con of the South shall not be allowed the election of the representatives of the blacks, as would be the case if the former relation of the States to tfie central government were restored. Either the whites alone should be represented in Corferess, or the titbit of suffrage should be made universal. Other wise the voters of some of these States would have a power In the general govern ment double that enjoyed by an equal num ber in the North. Of the alternatives men tioned, that of giving the negroes a right to -vote Is - advocated, as being due to their well proven loyalty, as being theirs by nat ural right, and as a meaiure . of expediency, in order to control the manifest disloyalty of the white population. The asstribtin that the negro vote w 'rod be east only in accordance with the wishes of their old masters is seat dis cussed, and shcwn to be utterly improbable. On the contrary, the repu.panee of their masters to their former slaves has crea•e.l.l conflict, in wielch the ballot will be use , l by the latter as a means of defence. R'it'e .et it they are powerless and liable to be crtshed down to a worse con,:illon than slavery. The neces i'y of social reform, of recur Mg the freedom of speech, which lot a tine was wholly lost, and of free intercourse between the two scclions of our country, is forcilAy rm. "Into the abyss between North and South, crnugh of twasure and bleed has been cast to Coco it, and this country has but to ray, let it he closed, and it wiil be closed." Such are the quemions. which should be settled before the present Bt4iNA is disturbed. "To decide upon these iwmediately" . it is said, "is rendered difficult and hazardous by reasons of the unpreparedness of the population of the rebel states, either to re sume their old rights, or to exercise new rights safely for themselpes or for the Country, at pre,cnt, and certainly not with— oat patient and cautious considerations as to what restrictions or litnitationa upon those rights are requisite and proper. The other reason is the unpreparedness of the free states to decide at once, and finally, this great question which has sprung upon us by the sudlen collapse of the rebellion. Public opinion is rapidly ripening. It is beginning to see that the true ques tion is, whether, in such a non-...ay as this, political rights should be dependent upon race or color. Men are ranging themselves on one side or other of this question. We think, however, that the people cannot now be ready, not mere ly to decide this general question, but to see clearly the details and consequences which belong to any determination of IL The inference we drawls the certain and absolute necessity of delay, before the corm - .try comes to any such practical conclus ions as will take from the whole country all Forcer to retrace its steps or amend its er rors; for when those States are rehabilita ted in all their constitutional rights, there canle no further interference with their internal concerns-" The possible evils lesulting from delay are 0021 tdered and compared with the ex pected benefit, by which they are entirely outweighed. The President is urged there fore to hold tho question of reconstruction in abeyance, until tithe shall determine what policy is to be pursued. Stub, in brief, tire the views expres . ied in this dem:cent. In regard to the policy of delay we believe they agree with those of the President. His recent acts tend to sho w that the States which have seceded shall not be re&inritted until they prove by their conduct tl.r.t they are prepared to discharge arieht their duty to all classes of their own eople and to the nation of wh eh they are a part; and the authoritative statements to this effect, made by Gen. SCHENCK an °them ate evidence of great weight. The fears cf others regarding his coarse arise from their mistaking a merely pmbationary for a final policy in rogard to the South. Let not the raider become uncomfortably per turbed, It is the same "crisis" through which we have been passing since our history as a na tion began, and which is still "Impending." We may sever lot itt for an epoch without its crisis. It will not grow oat the same conditions always. But as It Is the turning point of events, when will It lie that an "Impending crisis" will not be at hand? A special. and we suppose we may call it a subordinate "impending erts6" Is fixed upon to come elf on or about the first day of 'January next. The Associated press dispatches has given to the world a letter of a private ritizcn cf Cemdeu, South Carolina, showina us that at least ono party Is mating suitable prep. aratione to precipitate the crisis at the earliest day possible. According to this private citizen, "the negroes, poor creatures, arc to be turned loose on thefirst day of next January." From thiewe,infer they am yet somehow held in bends In that State. The same authority in forms us that "Their doom Is sealed; they or the white race, most perish." This, if true, is st&tlieg. The, destruction of an entire =VI is an awful ealarani. The threatened ca lamity is all the more terrible, because both races (we can't tell which le the doomed Ste) are Frith, old "settlers" In this habitable globe. They have been going on now for <irate a long period of time, faithful. 1 y sad sasa s soully fulfilling the divine Injunc tion to multiply and replenish the earth. Ulm new cause le now to intervene and bring about destruction : where MET before has been a cedar' natural affinity of portraits, causing tho lactase° and expansiOn of the races. Until the very an. lure of man and hist relatiOn to his maker is bow can we realize the possibility 'of, - the suddes7exterminatiort of an entire race, that have .mtilliplied and. flourished aide by aide since.' the beginning of time? This appeals toile to.be hat a poor and ehmt sighted effort to creates ferdineof alarm that may he turned to the'advantage of a still, desperate and reckleas cleat la the South, who are malig• tent andwicked enough to attempt the accent .Plietunalit,Of the wrong to a race which they have itted. We 'are told, "we are sure to ha iffity with the blacks:T. Undoubtedly if yen Can create one, We hope that be found' to - rilletti r ane affectingly, Meet, "Ofticilltyr before It Is quite ready to come - • Ibtneutto Tugs Foernos.--Qulte a number of theletirantrjeuraele of the, &nub firm Vie holeteg ofa courratlan to he timpased Or: MS- Wear= the &rather= Maio for the purpeao ,oetteebtring hid:sentiments upon Ur:klub ant went Yeistleulto (ho 14"02.1*ni., :and to determine tittritiettpeseimm to gni faithful support to the tonstliution end the on. "ttonotAtfinbilstrellam• While they' ere ,dttierut• stag tie propriety of, callingad:nation s why' not try theenegment of actually 1111 0PedIK` the cd u ot a tbm and okii 4 Aammutrtatettv,Yer. lice the titsatidlietisat tieutit render tone: 'or4l44lFfit..-' . . - Bere-1, in a ate wcrh, g yes 3 taLtl:ll . of tLetxtet.t and cettctinet on eaal thr.c,theut the trurid. We retinee the atuJe.tt from the French measolt 13r!tist Ides • ... ns0,00(.1,000 3,015,003 France .... .... ...... 10.000 000 tia0 . 70 , 31;S- Brlitlum 10,90u,000073,t.5.Yd Prusma and Saxony.. 13,000.000 750,00 Austria and Bohemia.. 2,500,000 300,000 BralTl aft° 000 010,000 North America 104000,000 75,000.0)0 140,900.000 51,650,000 GEN. GP.ANT FORr . —Sprager Col— fax, In addressing the misers of Nevada, said; "And, above all, let ns reg ember that 1'23 , 1 abo stands chief amongst them, modest and strming, and yet as, Inflexible and persistent as mortal man can bc—our Lieutenant General, Lips, s S. Grant—Ltremendaus chearingl worthy of a place In nil our hearts; Otto: to graer, as I belienc be will, the first choir in the republic of the United Stoics." A Iltsvonvrtnit.—The Rev. Da. T. 0 81,1- 11MiS s of Nashville. has passel the past three Sears in South Alabama In a letter he says: "1 have not found a single planter who does not confider the abolillon of slavery a great misf tune to both meet; but I have not found one who does not recogn:zeithe abolition as an ac compthilied act. That point la nettled." biE,IVS I rE3is Mt iirny, of Arkansas, has Issusd an nddress In the peepie of that State, giv ing tkero me sound advice about the ip preachirig election of Congreiarnen. Be “SEI/riog till in Ihut the amnesty amlh must he Ink. n in g,ed faith under pine of forest for I eljery, - he sure,” he says, skiers; tho,e at hose iii9;g , Sitioll sal eepti•i ty arc to build up end restore. Snow all ilese whose inclinations lead them to null dews and destroy are have had enough of. A oI:NTLEMAN of London, Cdll,ldti, nant• ed Jo n.et Hunt, being taken with n lit otter Lathitg in Lake Erie, lay upon the beach 111 a state of partial uncen-c:ouertess tor unable to help himself, xvPh— out lout cr shelter, 11,1il accidentally die. covered. 1k hit bet tile so greatly onto• ciattal as to de scarce} recvgalzible at a human beirg. As interesting, incident occurred lately in a strut car in Chi! az°. A 9redier who Lad lost u leg wit. cdert- I a ~ a t by a yollag when a tlisp.! - u! drok IP.on Inc soldier oc(rts:lolied iris I..OIgUIL:On 'lady as her husband u host she hld long sines et 1- posed to hare been lilded in lutt!le. tie bad, how err r. hues Icli tt prisoat like runny etlacts of our captured soldiers, had Petersen! as if racing fro:n the dead. As experienced not i,•ttor pro d oqos what he consn.Trs n sn i t• p'an !or law the At. lantie telegraph, by running the over polies placed on r malt t. oats, which are to be towed behind the ship. Besides equal icing thestrain upon the cable, he thinks this ce'hod 'would allow the end of the cable to be seized in case of breakage, and the boats being cut adrift would act as buoys. Tim Minnesota State Democratic Cnoven ,iou was I ether a failure. But twelve coon les were rep recented, and but one fully. The reso. rations approve the President's re coultruct,,n policy, favor the Monroe doc trine, oppose a protective tariff, negro suf frege ie e. , and object to th eadministration of affairs in Kentucky and Tennessee. The Convention adjourn d to the 7t.licf Septem ber, will:oat snaking any nominations A STEAMER has left Detroit for the scene of the rewabie disaster, with a submarine diver on board, who will visit the wreck of the steamer and attempt to recover bodies and 'whatever valuable property may be accessible. Thewater is supposed to be about one hundred and eighty feet deep where the steamer went down. TOE Montreal herald says : "We arc told there is goad reason to be lieve the attempts to kidnap Southern gen tlemen residing on our territory, have not ceased with the discomfiture of the plans of the scoundrels who attempted to carry off Mr. Sanders. ME Alexandria (Va.) ' , Journal announ ces the nttett there, by ruilitary authority, of a man mimed Depue, (formerly a resi dent of that city,) charged with abscond• ing front Raleigh, N. C , with $20,000 be longing to his employer. The sum of .94,005 was recovered. A LAM' of Jacksonburg, Ohio, who lost her speech twenty-tire years ago white apparently in a trance, has lately recover. ed it, in as strange a manner, by taking an excessive quantity of spirits, as sae was advised to do by . so:dier who had cured himself ofless protraate'l dun bness in the same way. Illths A DOZEN cr more clerks have re echt:y b.en dismissed from the Treasury Dr nrtzrent fer drunkenness on duty, and a 5..h0 her Late Leeu not:fied that n iming Lusiness Lours will he eon. sit], rr .1 sufficient cause for immediate dis• DIE Coal Oil Factory, near Cleve v. s mally ,leAroyed by fire on S.rt. urciay afternoon. Lors 11b0 , 31 $6,000 We could rot learn the amouat of-insurance. A son of the proprietor was badly. hurried about the head ark' Lice. A GEILISAN citizen, of New York, who went to Bit men with aAmerican ctelegaiion to the t:.eliutzenfest, Las been arrested dur ing a visa to his uld electorate, for delin quency in military duty, The United Statics Consuls have the matter in hand. Tut statement that counterfeit one, five, ten, twenty, fifty and hundred dollar bills of National currency had been' presented to the Treasury for redemption is contra dicted by authority. TOE new correspondent of the London Times calls the ladies' parior in the Amer ican hotels a "chamber of horrors." Tim Saratoga opera house is not a pecu- niary success. Mr. Grover has been losing, It is said, since he took possession. , TUE city of Wheeling is taking measures to Luy a steam fire engine. PERSONAL Tut , Paris correspondent of the London Star says it would not a little surprise those who choose to spread reports of the delicate or enfechbd state of the Emperor's health if they could see him from an early hour in the morning walking in all directions along the detestable roads which lead from Plombieres to the Vosges, always attended by two or three engineers. pencil and paper in band, tracing improved routes and giving directions as to tLeir construction, with as thorough a knowledge of the sub,Jectas if he had been a road contractor all life. Brsnor ELmorr, (Protestant Episcopal) of Georgia, has written to the New York Church Journal, in which ho shows him self to be still very much a rebeL Ile says: "( think it :sour duty to guard thememory of our deceised Bishops Meade and lney, and especially of our beloved Pone." ELNEST BIOELOW, a promising lad of five years, son of our Minister to France, died recently in Paris after a abort Maas, Mrs. Bigelow was in country visiting, sad start ing for Paris Immediately on hearing of her son's illness, met on the way out the steamer which brought Ala body to this country for burial. 711nusrsat Sarrzonn, at Brussels, lives In greater style than any of our ministers abroad He Keeps the finest horses in Bras. sets. His elegant residence in the Rue de is Lot, the most aristocratic quarter Id the Bel gian capital, contains many remarkable plc. tures. 6 TDB Prince of Wales motet go to the naval filer of Cherbourg, because there will be no prince of the blood to receive hlm, and the French Minister of Marine (Lau bat) also refuses to go because there will be no 'Englieh Lord of the Admiralty Present. Arica:emu Ponan r. has received the apostolic letters making Right Reverend P. J. Lavialle, President , of the Bt. Mary's College., near Louisville, Marion county, - Kentucky, Bishop of Louisyllle. _- - Gov, Bantu's fool, a part of wit'cli has been removed, laving evhiht'Ad symptoras Of mortification. bather amputation- has been resorted to. At last accounts he was doing:well. - • - Ma; Main •Drierw - , the 'great New York , millionaire, has recently patented' $38,000 fortha building churph , i n Canal catcoty;:,N, Tuts Hoti. Chse 81l mgr t, Cafe iniem berbf Cape^ end a raomhuntt politician, _ died at his - ream= in Juan, on the Morning of Friday,- the 18th. EVA& 8 , -,YEsPlahas beep elected7ra• tennor ontithetsaticilii ilio,Thassetility of wla, I,lr r'-.a an incoinc • , r 1•30 : 040f, ~ r $1(1.1 1 00, lias 6-en coademneet to [bre', years ilopnbonment for amodßug., SA NI C'El. PATIiICZ FEIIIIOT, late chief gineer of the Phitadelphka Fire D.part re'- 1 .4 died on Saturday. DASID H. STROTIILL, extensively known as "Porte Crayon," of JJ upers it , tow Adjutant General on the staff of (3 pv. Plerpont_ P - DLic -roTicEN 1,11 ALgt, EI Et IV t'll Y 1 Pi 241 :-:tecit 30 1 .1 e:. 0; tht. I :01np.t . k Arne-tin, on I II nes:33 . ) A FTI-:e NOON at three t ottn. r t Sty.. x i. il, y, iP rihiru Ii all , row:h 5t.2.31 , 'IIIO3IAS , TEPT Secret ,. . , - - 3 0 i'1101') 'VO N AN 1) 10...nL" TAX , AALlin 07' IRE,•, 1. A.,1EN1 HWA R DS, P. r ri i , PA.— intetlok wlil : e hold nt th 7 Siatn WAi I Pet.! Schnot Hot re nu TAI'Firi..AY I.Vt.NIN•3. An• guy' 2.401. xt o'clecA, to Inky en,: lerrtf..,n U. Building or a New Enzine 11.,. r . nod Ilayt a New Fire En Sine. All are reiluttte I to at'en t. By order of (lorntrottee un , n.y . Property, auIAA.I .1 I' llc l.rlt GHI.IN. Chen urn. HENSSELA.EI2 POLY INaTITI IE, TROY Y. N. T.— Ft tit• -SECUN LI dNNLAI. 51.,,,51uN at thin writ own s CHO, L 11• EN if .N ti I A vll NATURAL SCIENCE, a,d Clllllm—ve S3FT¢II - 13TII, tsar. The NE — A . AaNt •I, ft i rEti nllne6, gdrinx Itniatiaa, nay ta. taint PROF. LHALLES BROW NE, Litector, n1115:311t Tray, N W iota. Pilfer Allegheny and I't thudgl, (at Company, Hat, t oar,, lOVIIT/I Sr., I ui La lintrnia, A" TIZS: Id, 11.6. THE. ROAM] , HT mact - ra.s have THIS PAY dictated a Di, THREE it) Pt tri CENT. on the Capital Sto:k nt ttle COITIs. y, pat able,x.ew of lax, on ant atter t•emtS . Tr:canter Low", lon , C fro n font S LANE, Treasurer. 21 ltn.l rr l'elrolrum Co 71.3,/ y 1 , 5!..; , n1qt• Io' ' . • . 711 I: .L 110. 1,65. A,31) 4 1)11(Elll'OR .11 el ui ) P LI: 1.". I t.. c,-ar oz/ 441 A.el Lt mt le .1.. 1. I 1,0 LO 1,1; ho zed r,n nil a ite,th nu . a W F. Treasure _ • 3111.1'i - 1 ES 1 l'ol.l.l , :fir f. ALLENTOWN. , W g , r d St/p<flOr aav fur *n t ut. umere 1‘11141,r,- 1 C.urn, ,;;; , 01, wara. c.. 11 r. ‘. KA /F. a. 0, cri x 4.41 re L. Fiat FORT. • •,1 , r.11.1!r0v04. ?tell !so: A . E 6 4 1' 6"1 - :,7 s i:- 7 1 ; S i ~ aL,t! gr4ll t..rn.,as L—l - 1.1 'l' - k • . ;.. ADA:. g .12:141 AR11 , ,1111,1, toruer nad 4,1,C•3. 1- hush. L., L.,' L ~ di eL, 4f for F'ETi e r. ..v A tFi yt -T!,( eO-7cott.e: Let arc :diners T, s 4. l R . CAlkil, AND ST. Luca —The toe and ecit,l3lo 10. 11 , 1,r11. ger steam, ARAI A U11.1.,,7. Cainaln t•••ey, xlll leave as above on FRIDAY, t to. .Alln For freight or pa .cane apply on 1 , 00,1 dr to st J. 1,. (7OLLIN . OWL , 01/ 5023 JUILIN FLACK, ' agents. SZIXARS—SYIit Pti-310LASSE;4. e•-• , 75 hbla Crushed. Pct.. , ! , red end C)rt 1:1: a• • 90 " A Conce u ;al, CO B do (1..: Entre (Jerre° Sugar; "Kb' MTh. and Clic,!,/ Con o I 0 P J o: 20 1 - .l.ds P. IL and Cuba 70 ho:s Booth ta I Agar Sys c /5 " Choice P. It. 25 " do N. O. do; 4 In store and 'welling For sale by healo.ll.l kd re LAN. i, 0023 172 and L 74 Wood Street. VXECT...I TOR'S NOTICH.—Wher,I6., letters testamentary on the estate of ABR A. 551 PATT.LILSON, Into at the Borough of Manchester, Allegheny county, deo'd, having been granted to the undersigned, all persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate, are requested to make payment, and those h ring claims against cold estate, will present the same, duly authentica ted (or settlement, to the undersigned, at the since of the late A. h. D. L. l'a' torsos, on Beaver street, Manchester. ELTZ A Y. PATTERSON, ALEX. PATTERSOS, au.23.tilvdcaw Exocutort ConTnottnu n August 21, ISSi. PROPOS.ILS wi l be receis - rd Lnt Thle OFFICE, until ➢3U!UAY, Lee o 11 , 26 Y., lnclualre, for building eel pu , , , lag In run men order, et the Allegheny Writer %colas, ONE LiCO,2TUE ECOINE. St , cifiustlt us ositbe seen at thin sOles . . . t• 1. Gets will please state wren test' preplan I hsvr the Jor err, tete/. ha2:4l it. U Ftti NS sl, thty Peet . nee., A LLEGIIENI COUNT 1, as: 1U THE HEIRS OF .1A.0i , 11 FEC'NER. LAT 01 PITT TUWIititLIP, DE•,:EASED At the tortonee of T. A. L.pre t, Erg., , •,': ,• hrrers cited th he nod sovenr . cfore no W A. 1. itlehar d. on, I:e4fst,r or A Ols , 4n !or :lot or unty, on or before TUT:SHAY, One shim Ors. of A wort ncza, at W otUceu at the 04 thr city of Pittaburgb, then ant t` , er . :44,,t•4° I 1• Let:ers of Adnonistr4tion upon the 4e,n(44ut Ll:e n , or,nn .1 1144.-ev,d, or show cause, Tf_ sfil; poi have. %shy said Letters .1411 not he issfrt3 to J. A_ Lippert. or some other Et pere.n. Given 11121[Pt n y totod And reO of nT nr tht• ;nth day 41 August., A. D. InGS. WM. J. itICILIED /N, Re au er. 111S:-i1LLTICN OF LAW PARTNER- Law , t:tetolore e‘. Is tiro }.CI C.,eo IL 11. Ttlacktelt and S. A. Joh.- r the notytto rtl tt. JOU 1. ttr.nlyt d try Ittottual contort,. LAI thin ef t•t: fro. the . 4th day of itt , .te, It-61. din. I.dt., Ittx:DC 0:71 6 . lonDO her .0 t tors, :tit. Mat': ~I 4:0 bet , 111 , 4.1 ll.' oltt. and atto %LI new Lut...t.ne•a. t•,41,,,.. •1 t,., No. ,t.itadt at Patitborgo, P. H. U. 11.1..:K%.1.1.1 ti ___n. IlUif C. DIACKRELL, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 1 , . F. LIC-.ENSED Bounties for Wounded .11c7ted to tr, g t en to twenty days. neh - ehtice No. 89 °RANT t Turn,. Put...burgh. ()all with discharge lend two wler.petc.. no2lo iy CLOSING OUT otton and Woolen Hone. Glove,, Stsprodees, Nock Ting Collar. Pocket Handkereh en. Head Nets, Velvet and Silk Rib bon., Spool IICItCII, P,u., Needu., Shoo Laced. 3, G. LAUER, 101 Market street, To devote special ittentlon to Lim Hark. t, Goods and Toy Trade, Wbolesaie and Hetad. aul9 OTI —W In rens. Lei ter, of Ad min. IttratiOn on the Latate of DAVID 01 STEW ALT, lato of Pitt,.bor, 0, deren ell, have lean granted to the aubseribtr, nil per..na indent.. ut the said Estate ate rcrzumted to make itun.edtAtt Vermont, and those having awn.againat snot dale xlll pita.% them lot settlement. WILLIAM OTEWAtIT. Admintetrator or David M. Stewart, aull:Owdosw (Agee o. O. I.< P. R. R., Penn mt. t4TREITI;RE, CARPETS, TOBACCO ANTI St , HDRIES AT AUCTION.—us WI I,IiIiSHA Y MOH NIXII 13d lost , et Aram,. 11.11 Auction House, 05 Flub street. will be sold, elegant Walnut Sofa Seat Parlor Obairs, Walnut N. S. hooker, to match, Warble Ton Tables and Stand., Bedsteads, Steatites, Table. Venetalu Blind., inlaid Marble Top Bible Stand, Mattress es, Coot Since and 'Utensil. Table Cull. rev, Sib ver Pl.ted Spoons and Forks; Show Case, Ingrain and Hemp Carpets, ho. 26 ca , d ea Baltimore Spun Tobacco, 8 half butts Nal y TODUCO, 6,000 Olsare, It bits. tla.tlle Soap, 20 dozen (quarto) Spiced Hysteric, I ret new Double klart-ess, Bridles. Halters, an. Persons baring enacts of Furniture, no., to dispose of will send In on or before the morning of tale ern T. A. IdsCLELLAND, ¬', _ • I ECRATIVE INVESTMENT XIV' MICE 3C3LALs.tZe Declining health dad romancing ege compel me to retire from business. The HOME DEDIAND for my brand of Floor constantly exceeds the ea. putty of my .E.l/1, particularly from Pittsburgh, wre it ban In established reputation, lacuna; a H ANDSOME PROFIT, without rick of map. kets, and will REALIZE A FOETERE to an as tive,experienc,d and honorable man, capable of conducting ft. Tha REM has FIVE RUN OF STONES, driven by Water Power, rented from the State, at ORO per annum, and tutus out about 81X HUOD ED BARRELS PER WEEK. I -have Jot expended SIO,OOO In Improvements and Repair,. And would now soll for 390.000, on as coloroodatuig toms, and exert all my is fluorine to promote the success at the business. Inc.E JAMES GA.RDINFX, of Pittsburgh, per. mltszto to refer to him for further information. JOHN R. PRAT. Zanesville, Ohio. THE PITTSBURGH PAPER MAN FAMPLUPG OO3lPaliT oder for salo .1,600 bats. Previa' Wiempirm Paper. I.ooo,bdis. ligature do. light. 1.000 bdln. midiato do - flealrY. 1.000 !Vials. D.V. and MST, do. They hareem, on bind ` ate sonstenAll receiving from their Mills,-MANILLA PAP E R of all weights and size*. HARDWAXL - PAPER of all weight* and Men, PRINTS, Day and Ot cT U. 1100E1NG, U. 41 12tnentithre tad ifierof PAPER'N&DE TO OBOrst at the storrtert Uttar, tornltcaueemme. - • . I :WILMA T,OOO TONS OP GOOD NERCO i.&os. w**SG l 64,Ol2 eitsitiV arts;' -P/118/3IIROS.J.A. • 0 NMI LW OUT - • 'ION. VW for do pure Durk Freak Lubellittrig, to Mallt. - 'JAKES'DALZELL e: SUN ". 7 tad .1 0 Water 41110 t. .v•E pi - 4D rE. EC TdsEJTE.,,t-TR FUR SALE I Ran Improve .I or state of cuirtratii.in. wa.rh bai en divot,/ frito a! t eu w t el fi l iN kr e ' Ll ' UN ll l4:%. 'r li AtlHl,,, irod r , a high Lots centalnlr.s from Two to Tweft,d ire. , and will be sal.' ay a u b le , oran parcels, to ill t (fur loar = oretoss Are TWO-StOry re I, Lllng, Barn, and Stone Sorlog-no,ac, with an excellent Spring of Water, not excelled ld Al'es bray county. /leen Is x!....) a clot, r art xty of I snit, corral:lW; of appies..Pea—“aa, Pluo,s. Quinn e, Cheri tto , Se A portion of tLe p‘enerir Is utdertall with Coal, and to well wat ered with Springs and Bunning Streams. Yoe further Information apply at the Real Es tate and Losuranee Office of G. S. BATES, 117;tler strret. ' , UT -C.09114, Ps - BATES ,t BELL'S- Housekeepers' Goods .u• 21 2012th Strout. l';'• TES. 4' BELL'S-. LINEN CRASH. I 0 'V EL S. Do. CcVERS. Do. NAPKINS RI FIFTH STREET . A LLLWIENY co Y FAIR THE ALI. IA HEN Y JUN TY An I( .\L ,(JCI Yw W I.ld an Exhit,tion Wl.' week of October, In the Iran Clty Portz, nenr Lawrenceville. Fat..lvo art a , .gentel.C. aro bring made to con- CI 11.,. ht.dm arc acconstb.e bntl by Steam and Hut c h, a. The tochttuu la Lighly put nr tarot and conventtr.t. A rine Trott It 4 Cootie. with other eatraC:lCrlnl WI I Invite n I..rc•` ,Ze.1,4/14V. l'orn rnt,man: Ir.', to ho th,3o Irty t : H:ii, 1 1 ,17.011. n,2 VALUABLE ('),IL LANDS, ((N TILE PITT,Buie, It AND ' , Tr 1.11, I 311 IN I N 23th. at lo aroorwr; to a I,ournment, will he sold. at the Conantre..al Salsa It, awns, No lab r nip 111:•dl oppoa.re the Post Office, Four Large nod '• 41tInble . 11actn of (loaf I..as, tm the Pitts ugh and Strul.ebtalle Aril road, situated in aablngton and A Ileghany abut:dice, Pa.. not! 'lathe coubly, West V Irgin. 1 hese I nix, are of var.ous ah. s, from II .I.ares to 113 each, of good Farming Land, la addition t a valuable llosl Deposals, am: advantarna of Slut her, Ltineat. ne, &c. The Latals occupy favor/Ole points (it Town Lots. One of the Tracts has a Font on the thin Maid - , nearly oppom Stedbru 31:t OfllF deem aaniar in that • v le for !arum,: For plan, an , !'urther pnrtkultra, Izlpalre st tho !•••, • • tr., Prop,ty 1. poslttve, r!1.1.1 Avor I, the et"4:1,1,11 .cap:t.! .01 hul4 A. Mc! I,V; A !:‘ , 1•:. Alleinnent. LIEBIOS' NUTRITIVE FOOD, FOR INFAr 1' AN'D INVALIDS. . 01 . 1011 . R .1 , Dil , e l t l t en , !..t l •ttly notritione 1 , 0 tp t Gruel or cltlll, t tit rtl of toe ntot'ler's 1111, soil Inset. 6 01 All et. its. S. - Full tbaectlrna c, r For male et the CI HAL I/Er:7 turner Of 111110 rtthl Fe,tet, tttre,e, 12i the Met tat!. GEORGE A. KELLY TO OiL KEN AND OTHERS. FOR SALE LOW FOR CASH. ("NT , 'TF.AAT i 214 bore, nr 3 ft dross. ON ON . 11-H AND r LIDS 'tt &LYE EN GINE, in good rep , Ir. ONE NEW ENGIN E, by 1 1. 1 ONE NEW EN.I IN a, x by 12 ittehra Several ratall SEC( tial . -11AND STEAM. EN GINES, tol In good reiodr. Ono 2el of imetiov Et/ MOLT SAW 111 3. All ui art-oh van be had low for Dash. 1611 LACIO(3I3. NT., ALLE.4II-IENY H. WIGHTHAN =SEM lESOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. IJ The partner.: tp berotol° a existing between (Mines v. Bal.ley and Franz Van Ctor'er, under the tom name of HA LSLEY 31. GURDER, I. T 11,5 DAY dissnlyrd .7 Mutual consent, P. Van Dorder lllrp.sing of ha; entire interest to 1 1 11.rIes U Baleley, who is 4:nee authorised to to 11.0 all accounts doe, and settle all claims ‘10.4y at Y. old tne. ems , . 0 liA I.4t.EY. FRANK VAN 01/14DER. 1 1 .t:.1:4;gh, Aura P.. I,T7t -- Hdrthg r:tire , l troth the tarn ...nt Ftw....ey a v•r. Inc 1/1,11 - se k , I ~...- 1 1,114 In the Trinaming I c 1 1. , (1.1/1y R cea rornl te7trier::sint : / 4 nltley, to tan I , l , nustiLlll °,7 osi customers sad thippera. sold i'liA t .4l VAN 'SORE)ER. 1 1 .7totionau Angus. 9:1843. 1 /LI !D , LIA MAC I N 1.. II LE; .en ulatturcr of Al. Cone bitter Pet at le, prom] C4l_, WELL TOOLS. SANSI of ro , r, AND WALKINt3 HEIM :1.4/DS, and nil FIXTURES USED IX S12:111. I End 011. AND SALT WELLS, Now. 32 and 34 ; 1110 STRLFT, on the upper route of the .114 n• .ter l'as..ebger lirillsray. P. U. Address, lion it. A LLVri RENY, PA. attention is inritgd to his lute im. toonemonis In lam and Joints, all mode of toe ptoret S ;•; and Low bluer fro:, hommerel ss pierelv for Ova. All parts warranted And made to elan ; the pins and oo•lo ts of any ote ict hI tits eLy (thee o his tnenulaltare hiVlnl tirenne num., St 4m Eogives and :11,°., 1 st m•de to nr.l; r. o in.:ll.e the punDe cots or ;I in amine, and PIER, Int tnemselves ; sad we ri allelage ny wurkeynnolfili, tempt( ( , inn. Send for Cant .41 `VI!, .1m1.4 in NOTiCE4 U. S. Dlst.,,n9 o,ffiLo . Pe ...:11.1rata lluthisnrho, Insost 14, 1 4 .65. The u,„!—•islacct, by Authority of the Provost Marshal i.ten,rat..lllloll4.• that 111 persona h log lust aro) proper Clatys h4 , 11 - 11t the Govern meat, for Expense, Incurre.l In P.c.:in:talcs In the Westrrn Itlvlston.of Yenosylconit, suck as ['sans ..station. .- - 11-o trace t:.t Lodista, of I:occults, ' Rent of Itso..s , 611.1 411 halo,. elhlmlng Ittindorrsc rosy, for such ny pease., most merest to , ch t%tonss at once, for men/. St his °Hiss, la the cay.of Hirt If:hu.- 17. F. 6R7401.1), 1 ,r,t. Liz t.. 1 i4th C. S. In , no try null:rtflr Mc:u - sing Ortl,r. OODSIDE tt WALLACE, VE7 la ("10E14510 7Di-ts L.l White Land, Rod Lend. Lltliarays, Ynlr.o In Vara:Mee, P^r Window and P ts, rtirinaorY, benzolaliartma S. Also, Agrrta Water'a Metallic Hamilton H Alia Lead, Charier I i•li sal Masan' tr. Milton'. t..,',.17'.t:•:,c y Lil coc and two p•duod coat. No. 37 1 1 7(JOD BTRE3T Sr. 011.A.R.1.LS itorEL,, pEINNSYLVANIA AGRICULTURAL b'UOJETY. The Vali:18)11110a stale Agricultural Society will hold Its Exhibition on FEPT1:22517:77. 21:110 2 . 7 th, 28th mad 2Dc b istra, at WILLI A.V. srurt. LICOMING COUNTY Any inteituntion desired by persons desir...- exhibit, .ppltr‘tloo.ll to: premium lists or poste or by ,o the tioolety, will be riven by tit ILertiebutg . ersienr,or A. .., Preeldoot ii t" 131201VE:II LOVIGAKER, Secretary. NountErowa, Dlsy 23d. je733tavrt.4 GROVES & BAKER FAMILY SEWING MACAW IS THE ONLY ISIAOHINE WHIOti Embroiders. THE ONLY PLIAOTUNZ WHICH Makes the Elastic Stitch. THE ORLY 11111OUTRE WHICH Uses Two Spools, TILE ONLY-ItthiJIELNE WHICH Fastens the Ends of the Seam THE ONLY DIAOH/HE WHIM Mhos a Bias Seam That will not break or ravel in stretehhaS the - material. The Only Sewing Machine Company Int= MAIM i.oclKm.srrivrcii Do!ble pplc-Stitch Jflachines. • ri ea. inictimas osn a et sus* for dila, u not 'stated with then first ebolon Itrosinthe•terfolastivell *I 2 • as ISTIII7II . ISTILIZET. CHATONL'7; afttpeoctoudi - • GENETIAL AGERT.III T 491)01-10 I; Tale 1•, 10 muan u No. 3, la norisna if ES' iot-ErzTlsz::7E-vzs. FQ.II SA LEI In. IS OUD',3 CLOTS 11-.. ZV ALL PA lER OLLIRS ! The ✓lttr Price List of .lugust ifith is .Vtisc Reatiy. IMPORTANT CHABOT - 3 HAVE BEEN Made in the Price of Some Myles, JOBBERS CAN HAVE THE NEW LISTS tioßeaLlon at the on:, t) ItIACRUM ALcills farihk Falr of LOCKII ODD'S 11,23 THE CELEBRATED PATENT GLACE PAPER COLLAR. The only Perspiration Proof Collar ..Ilitric 1 5, 0 0 0 OF THESE POPULAR COLLARS- Received This Day. MERCHANTS AND IHEALERi earplied with mai s zee, at lowest Cash tate, DIACRUM ez CARLISLE, NU. FiFTH STREET AI(CLELLA.Nirt4 DRY GOOD AND SHOE Erna F. Clo FB2 U-11.11. 31A:,i , N;C ii. 11. 111M.DI 1'1,1.:e the day. Auction snie / ; , ex.Lepted.) ri VULCAN COAL YARD, 11:1:3131.1T D.II.ZELF adjoimag 111 lchtne shop of the Pale burgh and tionnellavillo Railroad Ocilapar Best longt,icglsen) hind) Coal and Nut Coal ALWAYS (-):1 COAL DELIVERED AT SHORT' NOTICI Leave p.nr ord., at THE OFFICE, or A. WU, SUN'S tc Street, or or, THE (3 , 121.. - TTL OFFICE, }ifth .treut.. J AMES 1301111,4, MANV7ACIURER OF IMPROVED. BORING TOOLS. 'linking Oil, Salt and Other Wells] No. 135 WOOD ,t TREET, Toot sotrrnoted mods of LINe sort' Oen SLI 2 2 4:i1) LOW MOOR LaUri. W ELL BORERS I=l3 ILea. ca oat Clam o t icy vu.t: articles an oak to,eveary to yeaha oport.tloos, viz: AN ViLs 'RATCHETS, HELL 01':S, ti AIC .S V Est.,. 5q.1.7A1i.E.9, 53.1..130 Es, I.IEILS ELS, lid:11:11L.I.S, WRENCHES, .Sl-1.( 'V 1 ~ s, PLANES. Pli.:g!.. LEV EL,s, AXIZ. ~ 1 , 14.1145, ac. Rope, Leath e: and Ona Mut I Hot vrWeh I have , ock+tantir tt core. I ERELLION RECORD. EDITED BY FRANK IdDORE. ..A CI CLOITIII,I OF TLIE This tvhrli ts compenilit.ti. of informatio• mods t.p or apsel.ti correvoodence.stilitol report oil sir shat ss j-oto the netvistsper. both see hope el ths I.7.ntett Ste .es o. or qtr. The ti.E.itilt it hos tvtor lissom - Ormly sr os the slush itr t n_th sr,. Mist( of the his..l tea rt , ins iv ,et pu' lishrit: hove been, to a great murmurs, eJettpil.tl front this sum it to of eper:ri value to rtalea,en, a. the eolrre acct pulley uI na alas/wt.:a leading .e 0 are t . 401 tra,Ctl to Ita pager. Pablashod in mant , tly pans, run coatalumt 112 ouravr. pager OOLL pumalts. Eight via :011. aurvatly eutapletrd Pra - e 6, ma", per Dart tf • 0 Per volz.n.e, homy! in ;!"tn. eu bu per vo:usne. Iwund to (beep Mn Mi per vo)., bound Is half bull or bllff,ircrocoi D. VAN NOt TRA ND, Pnbliztier. No. 192 BrooLiooy, N. T. . a Coplea lent free, by tautt. ou receipt of yrlo • I.ulB:24lv2i.cti COME ONE, COME ALL! GENTLE' PS FUB.NISELING wrorziE. Nos. 13 and 15 St. Clair St The attention of the publit is calved I, the 1,17,e and catenate° sloth of (BEN fl.k:Af r , vs Pl• l. NlSlilNit3 GOODS. just opened at Lb• above. month:toe,' ' , lace, which I am now eff,rlng G argain. Any nun la want of the above G., tie, will find .1 to their tuivwtage to give me a mul, nbil examine my Stock before pa•ch mut; f.I whero. nay con dud the largest an I belt seta ited" Stock of Mr White Start., etcra Shirt°, Woolen, Cotton and Lisle Thread shirt. and Drawer., Snarl., Nook Then, Sock,, S a. ponder., Buiterflimu and everything pertniniug to the Gentlemen'. Furnishing Goods in the city. Remember the blate, 13 and to St:Ofalr strtrt. SAMUEL: ;VIN, N. E. A large Moak or Rat., Cap., Gray's Col. ler. ' Lockueod's, Unlver.al, Byron'. Enameled and MAUI% .1./. Iy2dyessls IIUBLEY'S i -vklaialsx) iza. - v-x local- ' CL-1:1 4 q - Pg. At c 8 FEDERAL STREET, ALLEGHENY) suDtaw RT PITT FOUNDRY C ) ClwX . AXV33.4lDrilliall. W 2( ICITCALTP OULAVDO WETOILL JOSEF% IL WIWLP JAMCS 0. IDTAP. °HASLER IiNAP NEPIIEWS, • (Suresstors to Chariot Roopo Miumfacturcra of Ordnance, and all kind. or /los. PY Outings for Bolling MIL, Bridger, Sc, aub:lmika 61171 CA OP TEO CONTIIOLLILA OP ALABAMA:IT COMITY. PA., Prrrearzaa, Auras 17, 1885. TO COAL DEALERS. The time for melded Sealed Proposal. for lON ebbing Allegheny County with 12,000 flambe!. of Coed, is extended to SEPTEEILIEft By cUresUon of County a tirnmissio stamistw nere, ELENICY BEIM, Controller. NEW GROCERY—The uLdersigned has opened an • • ENTIREL NEIV CK - Crab and WELL Y SELECTED STO GEOCEDIES irtnalr NEW, nun... 4 addition to.otrier soy* attics, thiytilmilds atinntlon to their stoat of Es ! stact BB • • M , BOUND CEDAR WART.. AE= 2790 eosin SCOTT &S Liberty awl Tarry streets. IVWB D , Oretch urr Friresozott irtioitairox Co., • Fn.:soma% Rogues teottss. , ThelFtextdent,aad Ulreeture of this OcOPan have this day declared a dletland of FOUR 1106 LAU PEW SALAAM tree of tax, out at the ct t 7f the put at = monk pefe , do fazthWit 43 . Ift COM 0,00 00 to Uredlt Mar VIVI CUM STEEL TEETH, for Beam Ear. and Gran Bakis, ofarty ships Wed. Alto alld Gain Baku Raludsoturiod . /Nut= Naitili MialtUn 0 'smut 'c Ln' .21)r L':R 2,7 A uci lois; S'a LE OF 60j` E ft .41.Tj E.717' EV DISK I- Br orlet from tint War DEpartment, Whtsay ha'l( V rented to be a rlttou, I will carer or Rale. at Public Auction, at °over:antral W,retoust. In the ray of NAsIiVILLE, TENS., oA TCaz bAl, ate nth 0..1 of SEPIK:III3ER, IXIS: Seat nty•tive TLemtroul Vans. Whisky, 7Ms It ht: :s portly copper df . ffiled pot up fc wCI roop,red , ar11:1., all of Iralaa 011 1 Le re -1,4 id Pohl, and tie contents of each bar— ,. o.arked L: r ?roe, It sclll he classified 53 to qua/ it 1. and each class so separ tfe y. Satnyles may be seen at my orlice, No. I/ South Cherry street. to ttl• city. on sod after the 2515 do) cf and at Warenouse On Sap of sale. le to o , raa, at 11 o'clock a. m. Tcrms Caah. .re (m rrtl meal funds. NA tacky to he ce.hoved nardlately after gala, at :he I >, i, ee« o r the wtl putc.,l3.r. ef 1,1 oiorel .1 a' Et" ar, Chief Coated.- sary S , Jalsa nee, area ale noled the a-0 It'Re •il. wee MptlM.-, the late, t . . 1.30 it Shoe', heLI at Si,':, P'1.1": a a fear week, liner, !ho be,t aesolux a:leonine for ell ordinary i• arpeae3 Joui,eol, June W. TEE WHEELER. & WILSON '; Lodi Stitch Sewin4 Machines j •theelved • he h,:PC, :the great . fithera... ,11.t1 h.al,,ons at. . PA I< !S, France lid.. LONDON Enel ,n 2. ..iB - 3.1 ..' RUIONSFI , ' WI, P:atials3i3. I'Where all the Senrine linchlnes nf En- i rope and Amortca trete la coml.:lt:um No. 27 Fifth NC, Pittsburgh , . I 1 . 01; F ,- 2,I'TE , 4IIEn. Harpers' Mag.:due, Godefs Lady's. Book, Peterson's Magazine, Eallou's Monthly, Leslie's New Monthly, Arthur's Magazine, All the Comic Monthlies, And Other Magazines, Late Papers, AT 0 'UP riL 2:1 8 3:7 AT HUNT'S, N. , .55111.TH sraLEz .9 F IFTS ST., MASONIC HALL SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT Chronic Diseases, Consumption, Scrof ula, syphilis. Seminal Debility, and all Female Complaints, D DRS. AMOS & JOHNSON, 14.2 I.4ciouorth El tireot, PITTSIBURGIT, PA. Teetimoniall3 from the Medical Proles- G=l Arr. Esti/or: It Is with plesauso I Make known .the following Mote to the puhito, believing my ter timcuy may be of germ., to some mvelie ,rho has hitr.eito failed to obtnan relict At all events Ism Coin no more than 'memo to two medical gentle men of l our city, in coufessimg tbat I here sun. sea: 1111 y treated severs/ very bait eases of seminal weakness and female compialtas, by adopting the mode of treatment now proscribed by Drs. Amine h 3oluho • . • • • . . Fen :ernaloweaknes• 1 in not know of anythlng that nsis equal tiureMO, 'EIS I have preneritind them 'or nrwst many ladies who have been iron. Wee for) ears with weakness, and to every on perect curt has been elllanteili some very bad cone. have ;it'd. , to this McKie of treatment 11 the short spew of two eek, • otas, respect fully, W. F. DERWIN, N. D. (71evelato, Chin, 1 .umber 23, ISS3. 'CEDTIFIC.I TE Fli OM THE RED. DR. 11.4.111LT0N FRL.. AC H. OF ..GONTRE.II. 1 certify ibex Drs. Ames a. Johnson'. medicine. have turgid ap , ite, who was subject I, debility auy years. Tbr a...fiches were net only H. U. FILE:HUH., 1.). 1). Important to Ladies. Our I'ENIODICAL LOIOPti bring nn the morally lekaesa :is cases of obstruction from any Lanie. Prins 11. N. 13.—Ladies who are ping ]. at should ant use thorn. 'IUD.' 1o: 1. to, ale W ealertees, n cert•ln cure, 5,4 lejectlon lOr the White• or LeucorrnLe., DISEASES CT THE BLOOD, &c. Dys./venrrn—Drer Firs :nun ageLn etute that your react:lea fir ecrorule end blood at.ense. eke reehy excellent. For acrufuln, eypal• It. or :nwurltlee ot tic blood, I thud they never tall to onto been need AM dlreeted. I hare eat ee<ded In curing the worst caeca, of a, idtilte now in our botidtels, In the abort et ece of Iwo month. F. W. H. I ESLLE, i.I. D. Cnamr.: all, December ISth, 181.1. SEMINA WEAKNESS j.eU L : I W E A c urea, sytte oar At your ri,s , 4.11Y5, etvcral rat:cats tint lad rosu 11. At Luanlit A iyluri Eons ti.e c li C.r4Ctil 111 Ls ru , a• I W , 3411.3 or sedantry habits. Fiiir such casts 1 coaster nothing; cart equsl rout :red- Wines J. W. SALLINS, Y. D. Allisry N. L., it bur ibth, 156 r. Take 11 1 nr1 Wolfer Plot teo.—Drs. Amos Job c son to:dress ell ttiose who bore injured /hem. mires by improper trulclgeuce and ~ e atery bas its, wh len rule both Daly and mind, unfitting them for either business, study, society, or mere/ago. Three are son a Of the sad and melancholy et• 1• cm produced by early hub., of youth, to.srl hi esi.e/ us el the back and limb., point lo' tr , head, theme,. of sight, loss of Mutculfir powo osir,tat.on of tem helot, dyspepsia, nervous Irr tst.i.it} , derangement of the digestive funotinn get teat debility, symptoms of consumutica, ho. les /I Mal: to Johnson h.., for me.oy 7T/11, e elusively devoted their attention to-the traatue toe disordore referred to in thetce w feu a;;, Ae.dress, Das. AMOS to 1013NSUN. No. 142 Fonztla street, anBfikedal I me remit ev Plttsburyc, ri RI U MPH. OIL COMPA.IiI, THE rtuuraPli OIL COMPANY Is prepared to el ant LFASEZ, on favorable terms, on too fol lowin6 Propezthe in Venango aourty, WEST HICKORY, now ockuowledged to be tha most promising 01. Territory in Yenango county, In View of its par tiel ceselpirmetit, aril the very valuable quatoty of /.I.3.B r —TOTENNIS HUN, on which altemly there are two producing Wells, one of AO kavels per day, and one of en barrels—the formerbrit e quarter of a mile from Triumph Company's prop erty, and ix out ko 'set deep, Lou - rag the hest quality of Lubricating Qll. ALSO—On Meech of tiOMION•aI RUN, on wLirla corral Well. ate now being bored AL SV—On the ALDERMAN FARM Fed. end ()leek, Ohio, lameciat.iy wilolmuelanda of the Pcdcral 1111 Company. Ihrw larrie are owned le fee by the Orimpany, and liberal arrangemeots will be made with par ties spec agreement to proseonto tne work seer. geteasllY Apply at Officia, No.= Wood Weer, pitrabervh. WILLIAM brOSSLEII., aus7:lw Secretary. HEWITT'S POLYTRICVNI FOR ills lung, 1. acknowledged by &limbo have it to be A No. I. Try it ye doubters and be convinced. For gab) by all deuntsts. .5.15:1yd DRUM luve on Mud s large wartime= of IswivlNG MACHINES. rECD.17113332 raesanromm. Straw Callers, Scythes and pay Bakes, AT Eta '25 and 30 OEM SZBIZT, AVAXIIIENR. 83 * Alt . CABNAIIIII N IlEdl.lll/3 IN BOOTS AND MONS.- Sewe, Nalarl and Peg. tea ttoota,_Skoes ant antrala. for Luaus; emu, ,xputda, gime ana-Ohildren. /grab 1141tIMOU RS 011141) every :week. to oar Stone, and ^Smell Profits ant Q,„Wtk Returns* js onr intern of selling. Pronto ale attars. Ran even to ottani. Rittarset fIOUNTRY, OZAT FOR ray RENT lerprered-41x: webs fourteen apes. tilg. with Urge Mar elan Boom. Enaeledend ottru'ensbunn• top, en Orchard of Allured FrnA4 *AMU& eight, gapes eitnge9 tow waist:oak wiriskik. rang& Oen Elrela !Pogo 'Anil" Std , thterire.? /I,4EIVILLI; any., Au,ntst IS, 1861 =ZEE .1. 7,1 BLAIR. l'ap;ma . . l'hsrza of Depot. "'c•llTfi i 0? NOTICE THE: ..31:LEI3RATED Wheeler et Wilson H 'I.VG 221.1 r Wholesale and Retail Sales Room, E. P. CARPENTER. elon and Others nr :i C - Yt.llr3 [:~ IN sußAiicY Manufr.3t:. - rers and Merril:lll4 111, Slinfl:WOE COAPANi. Of :?ittsburgh. `` OFFICE: Pia 87 EATER B'olol (BAQALEY•S' EiL7,4IDING.) J. I. IlEtilE.'l7, President. .7. W. CILIA !JOINT. Vice PregAnt• WM. P. JONES, se em t ary ij NSUB.ES AGAINST LOSS BY-110 insures Steamboats and Cargoei - JAMES 1. BENNETTA. E. W. .PAINTEg4 JACOB L. SCWART2,I.I. W. OECALFANT: ROBERT LEA 11S-11,111 DWEETA. J. C. PERSIIIkG, t WIELLAM WAI4EE M. W. WATSON,IE. BIISHNELI6I L. B. MaABOY, IJOBN WILSON. 1 !LENNY A. WEAVE% Mr2s2md INSURANCE. BUTMANS' FLU & MARL' Insurance Company, Offia : CORNER WAD AND FIRST STS -P (Over People'. Nstionel Bant) RICHARD C GRAY, President. DAVID E. PARR, Vice President;? ROBERT PrAustlY, Secretary. Will Insure Against all Kino FIRE AND MARINE RISKS. • DIIIECTSILLB , R..C. (MAY, D. .E. PARK, . .4:j JAMES REES, 'T. M. RARTON, L. W. CLIVE]: .1n....1f , ,.1,..E LULL, L HENRY LLtn.'n, , JAikIE.S EL WRIG*4 .11.)liDi GRAPE, I 1E1{1; P. SMITH, N. J. BIGLI.:Y, DAB'. CRAWFORD '',.: F. M. 00,RDON. ii INSLRANCE. EUREKA IIiSURANCE CORPAIT4 Of Pittsburgh. Office: Corner Water and ➢la-kel SL (Bargaley'a Building.) H SHOENMEHGER, PRESIDENT.: W. H. triNICH. Vico Frei:ll4lmM EtOEEKT IFlNN'ET.,Secretar, WILL INSURE LGAINST ALL =oil Marine and Fire Risks. D182C120113 i J. H.SHOENBERGERIW. IL NIVIRIK W. J. AprimasoN,__ R: J. earntasorr, 7(' JAMES I. BENNETT, Mi W. BELTZ7IO6VE* H. D. COCHRAN, L- A. O.S.IIGLINI, K. T. LEEOB JR., W. W. MARTIN L M. PENNObK, BYRON H. PAINTF.I A. D. SMITH. rL UMBRA 9 s 6.18 - FITTE alt ADDY t EVIENS, ;41 VOM iWfa:1:4:11 Gas and Steam Fittersi,, No, 165 WOOD STREET, fl (OPPOSITE kItST OEITIROEL,) Pumps, Hydrants, Sheet Lead LEAD PIPE, ne. a, BAR LEAD. :41 Plumbers' Materials in Gene-al: OIL REPIXERIEEI Fitted Up in the Most Approved stve.-j] Tanks lined witb lead or coops. Houses Ilitedt'; up with Water or us . N. B- All orders promptly ettearted to. j DWEL . LIA GS, hi ANIIIA.CTOBIES, AND - REFINSDIES Fitted with Water, Gas and. Steam• AGITATORS AND TANKS • Lined with Sheet Lead, i Oa light or heavy et deitiod. :7;11 We employ none but competent workmen. and fi give pm sone' attention to all we; k eatruatoo to no., SOLE AGENTS_FOR LIOWLES &.SIBLEY'S PATENT STEM PUMP, ,1 Femocs tor its entmozolo Ds! of c.tz, and great exhaust! ve porre:. BAILEY, FIRRELL & CO h SRITIIFIELD STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa. pLUIABIIi 9, Gas and Steam ..Fitting In Balla branches, carefully attended to, by imps. Rem:ad p_r KS actleal workman. a flne rosortment or, 1 G.t.S FIXTUB , M, &M BATE TUBS, BLIOWt.R BATHS' WATER CLOSET% ,ILYDEANTS .• . Constantly on hand cad made to order. TATE 44.EIEVIILE,. .59 TEDERA.S. STREET, 41ne5t9973 • ; And 227 LIBERTY STREET,PRiabm. lahllass4ll7 JfIER Cll.l.lrT T. 117.0115. FALL GOODS Now opening, at 63 F lll lti=litleet, • ..661 and oplesulld seleOticia of "Ti 43- 0 1 0 1 135.' For Gentlezaen..!a Wear. Latest Impoitations ENTIRE' _ _ILY NEW =. DESIGNS. oOrtsisruro or ALL TEE LATrsr BOUMES OF VIE SMON. GBAY, POl3Blll 4 BINE, fij gi .11trorahcbat Te,:bl2.car 62 171 0 7.111 - .42IILEEn aa2l nEn WOOD AND SUITEINTELD. NSW GO oEivflGODS:—Wood,forLlF. HOW WS 's • Summer Wear, '4:l' which we hoes boi:4ht et the lowest Minket _ awl will be Bade up at the lowest figures Cowes% .7. the wishes of cow 'Masts mewl the petals. -. We-.r ate also receiving * lot of . FINE • LINED GOODS .rMADE axa a. ozgras sismanmir. os First-OlasirmialtingOcads. - RORY 0, )181,33, • BrEscr*ium_TAxGoa i , Nair men saris Pam sad Sil UAW stssca. NnTEL.;-2,000 rftill 013 C" Xlitt intoCOA ror sale mun, re -°el7. :in And 12 !Wa5 4 8113"
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