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The : State Convention in Mieshedppt is
"rllOllOllOlO ITC; wader the Presidio:o*s
' B 'experimerit" or niconatractiOxt and the
resat' fa not, to _oar trdnd t hvery flatter.
Aug in ustaromise of sactepto that Reim-
laninV!,. The President Contemns that his
Valls only an "exi)Frlnente 3 and we are
jtatfitlite, therefore, ht . dianehdng closely!
working:a. —Let tut MI, then, how it
7 rtrinf4pkti, .
.:,,TfOiy4.4itet,:tif'thii,Vfonventio4 wall to
legalize All that wag 'done 'in nig State'
•miag the fOUr ittirs of rebellion with the
;„.. , exception of the Ordinance of Be-.
i.: - 'That is:repealed; lint act of
the legislature passed bathe Interest of 5e
et,,,,.-cession tslegalized and vindicated. Thls
one fact shows clearly that even the mod
' - of' fillsaissi pi,
:eratointenp (for It Is fair to
Sinppose that she put forward her moat mod
- 'orate men at this particular time,) are yet
as fall of the virus of secession as ever her
_nctost-ultra - men were, including her distin
t'ittished and extinguished son, jwirsmnsan
`.llavri. They, are forced to confess secession
failure; but they,are: rtmutthe leas deter
' " mined to . bi9ii up done during
: ? four-y=Bot .their struggid to give it
6ut4t4ul. -
Their rte _ xt etep declare'
slavery abolished;! but ?they do if in such a
linYasto iiiiitlris - abilished, they
do it, and. that •they, megm,- by subs°-
, t- spurritlegialailan, to render; 'the abolltioe
a nullity, if they can. • They do not, In the
- -Sdraple language of all our Free State Con
stitutions, declare that slavery shall not
in the State; bitt that slavery having
been abolished toy the 9eneral Government,
;• Slavery Shall not exist, Ac. They do not,.
they would have us understand, abolish it
' themselves ; but they merely submit to. Viet
has - been done because they cannot help it.
/ht Miasma time.they give =limited power
to tho legislature to "provide for the pro
tection arid,itecur4y of the persons and
property of the freedmen,. and, guard them
pad ais Mak against vitas Ma may arise
from thOr sudden emancipation."
The "protection" which these fellows
will give, under this wide grant of power,
to the "yersons and property of the freed
men" stifle the:protection which the wolf
• -.freedmen from their "protection!" In the
keen anxiety of ttle gX-BiaVehOidell3 to guard
"the State" from- "the cyila" °Fernandes
' Von, they 'will load , the freedmen anew
with their 'chains, and fkid ample warrant
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for any legislation they may chaos, to en
' act,.under the broad giant, of power thus
fiestawed. -• • - •
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-It if plain fronithe wording of thin amend- •
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meat to the Ccinititution of brississippi, that
tbelending infra of that State look forward to
• . the practical,-if not to the real, re-establish
': anent .Of slavery. They can, under it,
tenderthe freedman a .serf or a peon ; pus. ,
hltit his education . ; limit his occupation or
• acquisition of property to the lowest
• amount ;•,,, compel him to work for little or
..M: 1 pay. ; .depriie himoif all his Hems and of
Arne= of regaining them; and make him
1.,5.1A1fe..112,4ut; spite-of being' in name, a
, :freedrriais. There , is no act of , cruelty. or
lyianny-linit may not be 'justified , under
:: ' • 4414 ploOdon. In 'order ; to. "guard, the
•If ' 'the evils of emancipation,"
will : render 'emancipation a complete
I • nullity; ,
,= ;be nreedustructed"
wen of
p • nth-must learn that they will not ;be
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toxin - den:o4llA that there are no "Ovils.. in
tinlitelpatlonpApfiz:q..against, and to ao-;
;•' &pi time and 'complete enfranchisement
the negrolran accomplished feet. Wis.
la Scafe with-
In the Union;•and we feel satisfied that - Coal
guts will nit admit ,her until she sboWe
'di : repentance. She will i im."
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CHARGE" - tar eltistriepsies.
Motelnil having been made in the
ITeriv , Teak., Trilnae _HEsrar..
}brown; in which exception is taken to
the action of the Secretary of War, because
ha required- that , the--colored-troops to the
.banditorthe rebels shOuld•beeicbanted.tin
'd estine basis that our White troops in their
/ones Were.
A. regular cartel for the exchange of prlit
mere of war was agreed upon at an early
period in the rebellion, based upon a- full
ecogniticm of belligerent 'rights in the
South, and duly announced - by public or
ders by audiority. This cartel was faith
fully observed by our government as long
as It was respected by the South.
"So long as the cartel for the exchange
prisoners was respected in the South, It
laws lathfully observed by the Govenament,
and diem is no reason to doubt its faithful
exematien by the Government until the end
Of the war, unless properly revoked by com
petent authority, if the rebel authorities has
not most distinctly violated its terms, under
circumstances, indeed, . of great aggravre
don."
The first indication on the part of the reb
els of s disposition to disregard the cartel
becamepublic through a meting, of JEW.,
DAVIS to the rebel Congress, in which he
dist Melly informed that body 'Union ofilbers
Who might be aintniedizerving With.
colored poops almuld be,dellvered over to
the t3tahi authoritleiwilldis tiuiState where
theY Might-he captured , tb be dealt with by
thoseSittte - authorities 'under State laws
pa:Adding for JIM bnisishmeni of .the crime
of inciting .insurrection among slaves:
When' tie Message above *timed to be.
cepa
,linown to the President, he saw at
once the necessity of meeting it, and gave
instructions to retain such rebel odious as .
might be captured, in order to be In -'a
position to- check the rebel government
and restrain It from the execution of its
avowed purpose in violation of the cartel.
It was this proceeding i lnitlated by We titbt,
' giaierninera c lii Violation of the cartel,
that caused the cessation of the exchange
of prisoners.
. Coincident with this proceeding In regard
to the exchange of the prisoners of war the
rebels inaugurated a system of seizing an
offending citizens of the United States and,
subje c iiing them to maltreatment in various
way in order to effect a particular object,
whi was apparent when a demand was
made for their release. For this purpose
quite a number of:citizens from Pennsytva
nis were carried into captivity by General
Lee When he penetrated into :that State in
1868.
When a demand was made ibr the re
lease of this elks of prisoners, it was- met
by a Most positive declitaticat that no citl
izen prisoner in the rebel hands should be
teleased, unless the government -would eq.,:
ter into an agreement with • the rebel ml
- not to arrest any one on account ~of:
his opinions, or on account of his sympathy
with the rebel cause; and this deelaration
was.rreeppeeaated egain and again by the rebel
a ties; whet:ever the government de
manded the release-4w exchange of said cit.
Lem primtecsi.amoigWhrn were included
Ileum. Buoys and RielianzetCar, against
Whorn. the rebels bore a spiels]. grudge, be
araM of their connection with the New
York ;Tribune. .
It will require but the slightest glance at
this subject to convince any one of the ut—
ter impossibility of acquieecing in the de•
mend of the rebel authorities as a prereq
uisite to the release of the citizens they thus
held In bondage. Such 'an agreement on
the part of the United States would have
been a virtual acknowledgement of the in
dependence of the. rebel government, and
would have foreclosed all proceedings of
the United States against all persons whom
soever engaged in the criuthof treason and
rebellion.
When the suspension of exchanges was
found to be operating against the rebels,
they resorted to the horrible expedient of
subjecting the Union prisoners in their
hands to starvation and exposure to the ele.
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or tents, after first robbing them of their
money and most of then clothing, and,
with'sut regard to seasons or their Lectern
caries, in the hope of forcing the govern
ment into a system of exchanges, which
should bare the effect, not only of leaving
in their hands all of the colored prisoners
they hild taken, bet of throwing into their
ranks the entbe body of prisoners held by
the Federal power, then greatly - in excess
over the prisoners held by the rebels.
When these facts became known at the
War Department the Secretary of War
directed an order to General GRANT to as
sume the entire direction of the matter of
exchanges, with authority to give such or
ders as he might think proper on the sub
ject, General GIRANT at once reverted to
first princ:ples, and directed that Colonel
Octro of the rebel authoritiea„ should be
notafied that caored 4043 Should be treated
as' prisoners of war, when captured; and
as the rebels were not willing ; to accede to
this remit anent, no further exchanges
wereimeder. • . ,
- Uron the receipt at the . Wat Department
.et the first intelligence of the inhuman
treatment to which our prisoners ware sub.
jected at Richmond, the Secretary of War,
without- a moment's itesitatien, gave:-11,--
'striations to our agent Of eiehange dt Fort
,ress-Idontneleasend,forward supplfeStentt
the public stores fOr- their relief;: and large
quantities of provisions -,-and - clothing were
accotdingly sent,feridlitribution embng the -
: prisoners, and ' 'every possible, Wort was
made to afford, th at,. Sort of .rellef.Fn at -
the hazard of largo portions- of the Spites
being wasted, or, what was Worse, entsip-;
i reprinted to- the , benefit of our enemies, -
v holt soon appeared, Made use Of those
Appliee for their :own advantage, leaving
, Cr prisoner s - still to suffer.
Oars. EITeneOCE concluded with re
m-silting that "many haVe supposed' that it
was in the power of the government: to at'
ford relief to the prisoners in the South by
a miort, to a retaliatory treatment of rebel
prisoners in the North. It is difficult to
meet a suggestion of this kind by an appeal
to the instincts of civilized humanity, be
cause the mare suggestion supposes the ab
sence of those Instincts, and implies :a will
' itnaeu to see the public sentiment degra
ded into barbarism, which would haye pot
pittthe nation itself on the footing' Of save-
Iftea L i-whosm only excuse for their barbarity
in . theirignoranCe mad their exelusion from
Or; eiVilizad, World: The daY:must, come
wheneverytrue American will be ', proud
of the reflectlon that .the- goverrdalul i tt was
strongertough to ennqs the rebellion with
,ottflnatErg7fhe . elirdiest 'element ,of !la he
rnitnßY er,its:dignity,Sit4 Amide before the
world unto:Teat:With:its tree • honer.: and.%, r'''; ' ...,:-; ' •:. :' 1 ,. 1: ' ' -
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Monday aitpsjaised a great deal dahitire .
to:frail:oar le 4.lre•Ylorthwen and to the' ship-
Ping hiathejiiio..lie Menu* and Chicago
rPffiAiwAsi t304-injured,4utokopoi ,roa st s - Tun
zing!into thdcago, culverts and-„bridges - Were
washed away aid trams &Wed. On the Chi-.
[ Cage and Great W.esterutiurcksd a train pleased
into.,the ,break. left by the washing away-of a •
`culvert. causing -the death , Of a Passengef sso
three - employees of there'd. Besot were enter,
tamed thisafety of • the great tarsi : le
it oldidel' in-frent, of Chicago, but it stoOdtrati:'
fOn'sitake Itilthigin, a- collision occarredl, daring
theta Tar; , .'l,..tik 'kAiititattrig: B. W. aims end
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lumber, (be -htig, -did -riot- sink. alt git ; 4),W
waves gessfet4 breke
,e,,r her s , 'l' Allg.
:*PITEVI4 1 1 0.1,PITewawpv, forced to
loaktlirmugimit 9334 eiiviiiro hey Te"'
eakedithatit‘tooming, , when Amy , r.r . 6 . ,
_'cued io.Jo',oliittio lianims” coue4tio., lii .. '
the.
cieWof Scathes visit.
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Tfare.gettigg a new 13Leam . Fire En
gine at AllentcrNa.
Ilanssszaccr. Bwragimkßurtts,roln
Luioi.j. v itiotashga, "Ttt_ la se I>)mgeQn
thelsespe," the atateraent L made that a meet
11111SUMaLltain_tbe_offlea of. James. Axed._
"Bramtette & Co." were opposed to the project
of Rcatesean for raising troops. Gov. Bragtl44.ie.
demws t9.tbM WAS Of.lMEttlng theSmleOUld
"Judge Lusk and myself were the moetearnest
'accesses for ratting the Men, and-both - 4*e
to the encampment beyond the State. It was,
for political reasotts, carried, end 'resubmitted
so the decision." The Governor thinks that If
the author of the 'The Field, the Dungeon, the
Escape,' would tmmtreof Judge Sam. Litslc„who
it was that stood with him in opposition to the
movement against Roman's raising troops in
Kentucky, be would, perhaps, learn to unlearn
some of his statements. -
VIII ATLANTIC COLE A.VAIIATRE.—The LOll
Tima says the failure of the Atlantic cable and
its severance from the Great Easters, may now
be considered certain. It thinks no commercial
misadventure of Modern times has ever excited
more - Ville•EPlead Interest and deep regret, than
thlealrnost nattered disaster. The wide-spread
feding of disaster undoubtedly la very general
among the large capitalists and.operators In
Remittal in both countrlas. But beyond these
the regret at the failure of 'the Athretic cable,
* done not appear to be either deep or widespread
in this country at least, where' the taterpiise Is
looked upon as a scheme, More likely tdhenelit
the moneyed interests than.the public at large.
'HON. JOHN COVODE ON RECOR.
STRUCTION *ND NEGRO SVF.
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Bon. John Covode, while attending the
tneeting of the American Steel Association,
in Cleveland; on Wednesday last, wait in
vited to deliver a -political address in the
evu;Ling. The Cleveland,Hertad says the
address throughout was replete with
thought and feeling, and relied more upon
truth than grand eloquence.. We quote
frog the Heroic: . whittle, had in regard to
the conditlandf the South:
Alr. Corrode remarked that be had been
'recently sent by the ..K•lttiernment, to look
tbeeeinilltron Of. 'Wars in the Missis
sippi Staten, and had comehame very mit&
dishouraged with the prospect.. Most of
hta time had been spent in Louisiana. He
found there the omeera who 'had been
elected by the Union party, finding the
rebel sentiment strongest, had gone over
with them. The Governor, after load pro
fessions of loyalty, after joining the Union
League, so FOOL, a ft er placed in sat ority,
had deserted and betrayed the party
that elected him. More than one hUndred
rebel officers were discharging . the duties of
the government under him, dressed in their
rebel uniforms Our men are becom
ing discouraged and threaten to leave
the country if the army la withdrawn.
The Governor claims from the National
Government pay for the liberated slaves,
vat - refuses to assist in the payment Of, tee .
'national debt. He elders In the event
they do not receive pay for Abair slaves,
those slaveashall be SEM out of the country
—hit - MhlcO p r elsevrhere. 741. Gored°
had been up and down the country and
found nowithe man handling the plow or
doing other labor—the negroes did.
;litho would do the work If the negroes
were sent out? The Governor replied:
whites from the North, or tram abroad.
He answered that when' the whites sought
the South it would be as owners, not as
servants.
Mr. Covode found the same state of af
fairs in South Carolina, ami, in fact
throughout a great portion of the South.
They are all in favor of free trade. There
are among them no dissentious Tney did
not intend to help pay for whipping them
selves.
It is time for people baying iliteresttl fn
the country to organize. The rebels all
vote, though not one in twenty is loyal.
The only clear way out of the difficulty is
to extend to every loyal man the right of
stiffrase. The loyal whites of the South
are in favor ofit, not that they have any
regard for the negro, but because they see
it is their only hope when the army shall
have been withdrawn, what is there that
remains to be done? The questions of ft.
ninee and reconstruction ;re the questions
of the country. What Is to be done with
there questions ? We mnstisend men of en
ergy, men of capital to buy up their t states
and retrieve the country. He had Laiked
with de Governor of Massachusetts upon
the subject, who had gone home full of It
end intend.d to urge the people to make
such Investments. The question of fran
c:ate must be met in some shape. We
used the negro ss a.soldier, and. Is It right
that we should row turn him off ? Is it
right 'to give the South an inartased repro
eentston of thlrteeen votes, when they re
fn e to Lestow upon. the loyal portion of
heir community the right of suffrage ?
Jams Iltneyes. a Justice of the Peace,
of Columbia, met with a shockingfdesth at the
railroad depot in Lancaster, las Monday.
Wi lie standing on the platform, the cars
started, the motion of which threw him,
lengthwise between the cars on the track.
In endeavoring to extricate himself from
this perilous position, be was caught by one
of the tricks, and dr sgged and ro'led for
some twentyyards, the wheels crushbig and
rutting hie body in a horrible manner, scat
tering the mangled, parts along the track.
The Democratic Confemnce, which met
in Indian% last week, nominated Kennedy
Uteri - , Esq., of Jeffersonmehty, as
as their candidate for State Senator. .The
contestant for the nomination was Lt. Col.
John P. Linton, of Cambria courtly, who
served more than three years hi; 'Ma, late
war, and b ars honorable wean& Von his
perm, but this Ctaldi eibi l diatergarded by
the Democracy of that Platelet.
. A round mart ;Ceratral Penttsyl•
vanfn tYeetved Worillltlohic dispatch a fair
days ago ' Lannoyucing the -death of his
hither,le ,Worcester, Mass,: Re hisUrted
.home, narrowly- escaping: death in three
,railroad accidents; on' the way, to find his
pattnts alive and well.
IC, E. BIIELDO,F, the prosecutor of F, A.
Hove, Esq., in the Forest County Oil case,
was indicted at Meadville last week for
sic aping a gold heeded •cane from the Me.
li , •my hours, belonging to a gentleman
imn.,.d A. ii. Riddle, tome three months
THE Examiner and the Review, the two
Democratic papers published in 'Washing-
Ton, Pa., are to bs consolidated 'about the
let of October—the new paper to be con•
ducted by the'present editor of the Radezo
and one of the editors of the Examiner.
Tux. banking lioness of 'redwell & Co.,
at Somerset was 'broken open on Sunday
night, and the: entire :contents abstracted.
lot tee government, hssida waslaken. It
Ls thought that the burglars were old hands
at the business. ' •
M „
.s. grams Ontristr., a maddest 111 the
JobbignFOliing tfAll, Jet fill 1111A:ivy piece
of )1011,D n:hin ,toe. A few . bu OW
k w e
s -
warz io had „forgotten the accident,
'bia throat began to anvil -and La on died
from:noo4 ;M4 7 : 1 ,11,
• -
_
Taa..nem. tosuatiOCOnvention of Cumber.
land county kat Monday stominstecilJaines,
•Cheatzutetil a candidate for the eenate, and
a Mr. Long, frmlfevt'ollrgli t for the 'Leg
islature. • • -.
Tge Lietitaricy of Mercer c ount y have
revived their organ. Which suspended pub
icetion a year or to agqc. and:it is now ca
ned under the tit le of "The Presa"'
Tar. Learn &pros gam'
buts
Woman
bad her inning Melded but jest; week
while wiling up the Canal on a boat, hat
heed •coming in contact with a bridge. -
'as Posted:lice at Formardelown s boater•
set county, Pennsylvania, is dfseentinned.
Leiters and papers shouldne* be sent' to
lop:terse; Farnnee, '
but TWITS Creek - and T=41116,011 Cden,
Patty have, made a . good strike in MP
guing down on Michael hicCiellandle Grin,
„41grarecee . kiigteene - tounty, „
asfti~on'e of tlie Girard estate in
it 4 nt:tivo ,htuatired thew ,
5 4 0 dollars 'year end Mill inczeiyadc
'' , Nsicm persona are in t'j ell for hamlet& in
':Luzettiepounty.;' ",t •
•
estlizaterbis isetir made by the , Degie.cei
Oireria of the popalatlonof taw lartrtt.thVii 11
the Uhlted lilagaotilzt comes of the 3'W
1866: The - tettatatcrisiett. know° tptin;
3,016,49 , 1; bobingb - or-Liverpool. 410 • cite
of!ldethebeeteristozo;. itorought'or
'6,604
110,y33; borough of Men:lngham, $27;842; Wr
eath of. Leeds, a 1,025; eith •Belatel, ;0148dg;
city. otlEdlnbumb, , l74.lS4 city.of Alishow,
tmns; city pf Dublin (and thine ea ? nrbe),
317,G00.
NElSlrtrginis
Ifgallbe '7l
Itl'thipreirdith that after "the'
war the traffic by . tenger* and freight an the
falling 9& jt . rst Fir th at th e, kvs ,nf
the mfaament..4thrip "rat would
thrr - - ;ndusg - dtie... ides theldeelpti drsaily •
eseereempany.--finsibe-firda - -aboir - the - eon--
nary to ba the ease. Oar railways we never
•In a - More Ilairdthtor condition - than - Elms
time, The ger travel has rarely been 60
great as daring the present summer.
TER demand neon the Freedmen's Raman for
farm handa, laborers lied berme servants, from
the Northern and Middle, States, is very large
and threatens to exceed the supply. Orders
have been cent to Richmond to forward several
hundred farm hands without delay; and the plan
tern who have Niggled over the phtffhl allowances
ft f 5 per month, may scan Ilnd,theraselves short
of "ands at any price.
Ten Emperor Maximilian has purchased and
chipped from NewYerk, for the Imperial print
ing; slice, in the city of •it•ie9, a eat of lioe'd
celebrated tainting presses, has ordered two
stem fire engines from the same place, and
stoat to con tract with the New York ship Mold
ers for several steamships, plans for which are
now on the way to him.
ACCORDING to one MA adVieee atom Havana
Mr. George Eicnneken, an Englishman by birth
and the vice preeldeetof the Howe of Repreeen.
tallves of St. Domingo, has moved a resolution
to annex that republic to England. A commit.
ace has been appointed to report upon the sub
ject to the Rowe.
A emulous living MI the bank of the Ws
slasippl, a few mho below New Madrid, says
that during the earthquake hest Thursday the
river was violently agitated. Thd water seemed
to rice in a body several Met high and was forced
backward upstream. The - current was actually
stopped during the few scene:ids the earthquake
continued. •
A err recently made for theterghton' and Bom
erset Railroad, ihrOugh a, q.tutrry in slartli //VP
ham, Dian., atm& a layer of peel:alai white •
rock and antediluvian trees, shrubs„mid vertebra
of extinct whalers.
Tuts Bv:retail ct War has Issued en order
disbonconly dismissing a captain and Ore lieu
tenants of the 2lit New York cavalry, who
broke open and robbed the store. while en route
home over the Baltimore and Ohlo railroad.
Ins Mtn ; the secession Organ at Richmond,
calla upon Governor Pierpothe to convene the
lethslature ol , Vltgleds to tittieeselon. tor•the
purpose of ratifying^ the' Cbitelittalbnal 'amend
ment abollahlng atstery.•'
Trot body of a Man wan fortad on Bnoday on
the Camden and .dthbay RalL-oad, near hillham
'tattoo, Be had fallen from upturning train, and
.idattanple contnaingwlthlhe rallosandlnatant
death.
A Riartronz correspondent eltates that the
Statue of Henry Clay, standing' In the Capital
Grounds at Richmond, has been disfigtired by
comp evil Inclined peramte throwing stones at it.
Tee Hon. E. Joy Morrlit, writing from Con
stantinople, says that Ebb cholera hes reached
the city and become rhalent. Two hundred
deaths are daffy - reported.
A rater occurred In Chariton, lowa, between
a number of returned soldiers Ann the &trachea
of Pahnera's Hippodrome, recruiting In the death
of six showmen and one eoldler.
TEM Montgomery (Ala.) Akhorraper giros an
encouraging ptetu^e of the prosperity of the
place, which it says haa now a larger population
than before the war.
• , Tun , emit-begat angina patty' of lowa Is
distodlbv to notlttogneta very rayndly. To tho
calla Made for a Convention 'fit Beau county,
*gout, a dc nen responded.
Euxis Szesol ssnant girl in the Gorden City
Hotel, committed enielde at Chicago Mat Mon
day by taking poislon. Dlsapplutmenv In love
ism the moving cause.
Mummy, Ohio, is Just now overrun by
ruffians, The Her even proposal to cheek
the cell by getting up a Vigilance Committee.
Mn. J. B, hfcfLvionv, an old citizen of Blob
land county, Ohio, was kAled last Thursday by
failing from a wagon-load of bay.
Tun Bplrltaallats have started a paps? In
Chicago, with the singniortltle of Rektio-PAili
osophiari Journal.
PUBLIC .VOTIC-E6l
VIITY ELItCIEFTIVE coals:rt.
C
111 Y. Oo7"7"l:gttce r 4,
bo hold'on
-.4 elan At the County Emma.
SATURDAY, AUGUST COIL,
mkt II o'clock a, v., at the oMcs of THODLLS /S.
MARSH Es
ALL,
4626 W . L GILLMORH, Uktakinan.
IsECGAD IPSARD,' ALLEGLIENY.—
THE MEWL HOLED will inset at lb.
School House, on MONDAY, the 19th rust, at 7
o'tJoie p. and Elkoa EVENING, emit FRI
PAT EVEN MIG Inclusive.. Persons holding ce
selpr• from D. fa aeforron,Esp.. fpe Money se
situ, ed to pay Frounttes to Volunteers for Go lass
call for Three Hundred Thousand Men, will please
attchtl. with their reonifrq, and proeure their
hone., _ HAMLET LEA, Pretidant:
Jrda BZOIVI, Ji m Soireliary
e- RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC
INSTITUTE, TROT.N. Y.—Tne FOR.
Ti-SECOND ANNUAL 56...m.510N et thte
kr cern SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND
A 1 VEAL SOLENOE, will commence Serve.
sea Ma, ISM The NEW ANNUAL cols-
TI.II or ierte, giving full informaties, May boob
tabs, n by lindrYantbi
PROF. CHARLES DROWNE, Director,
attlMlOtii 'Dub New Yell.
n ca 4114rieny and PCIZSDIOTAAV CORpany ,
OCTII l'unaTzt Sr., kEttatrita...Psta,
. Mk&
THE BOARDAn c
OV DILSLISCEOSIS
Lars THIS DAT destssol • Iltstasud of
THREE NO PER CENT. on tae Capital Stock of
tbia en=Psnl. MI Ml* clear of tan, on set sites
eN0CE126.4 )0, ISO&
TI snafu Booka clam] frost San teat
•citl 1;17 15.1.. S. LANE, Tsensanfr.
011= Oil Barre Pdreirdra Oroipony,
116%Sotto ForaTe Sr.. PHILAALLPIIIy
Attzwit IS net
garTHE BOARD liP • DIHEVTO 7
4u
hare tale flay d. dated Dtebten of T 0
fd) ('ER VENT. on the llsoteal Mock ol this
Ur a pane, dear of tax, payable on and s.Rer Sep
Umber 504 066
Tee nansfer Books Will bed ted on and after
tf.e r 1 th toned,
eutf) Whi. S. LAVE, Treasurer.
-lIILITABr COLLEUE,
ALLENTOWN. PA ,
Vita Oluatrrb4 PritrilegysiurSairertor divan.
tig..9 for on ErittDoh, Oluslon tio amends' sad
Dilatory Mammal, ro-oporks SEPTEdtHELC Std.
Yor tlirctuars, call at Unary, Evade b. C 0.%
plitaburgh, or addren
HEY. AL L. HOFFI)itD,IL a,
soliameod Praoldotar
CLIIIIIffer, THE IlLOOD.—With car
net.; disordered sod vitteted blood, yen rid
deka !lover. It may bunko= in Pimples or SOre .
or in some active dMesse, or It may merely .keep:
you listless, depressed and good for nothing, But.
you esneothavetoodhealthwhile your bkmdts ba
puma ASok's Sapturri,lllSPA., pork= out these
Imptultlek Watimulites the organs of life into
kiumoleasettaa, restoring o wes al aad ItirUing
distal*. Urocalt rapidly AN/Lrbia "to te m
plat= whim are caused by impurity th e blood,
Meth as ogorofene or Knepp Wet, , Ulcers,
"b + r Erspeimaa, Pimples, Wota 13a a, .51.. As.
• Firrliose or laysipdrr, Tette, or Sag Mikes,
• Head, Bing Wmm,,. Can, or Cononhase Toe
more, Sore Eyes; Female Diann% such as latent ion,
Irregularity. &ensemble, inites, Sterility.elso Sypk.
ilia. of Venereal Diseases, Liver COmplokusand Knit
Dierreme. Try AYZIS'e SAIISAIeARtLL A, sad sea for
volarself the au rode; activity with which It
cleanresthe blood and torts these disorders.
During late years the public have beau misled by
rf 4 A:i b .= l l.7f2:l,ll3.l " lll 4 o7g. E e 2t h r s " re t
been (mode open the sick, for they, not only con.
lain little, U any, Sarsaparilla, but often no curs
moo properties whatever. fiance: bitter dirap.
poiatment has fedlOwed the use of its vs tow ex
tree, of Sarsaparilla which flood the market,
until the name Itself has beeomosynonyntoossvith
Inipool and cheat. Stills , . call this compound
4 •Sarssportlla. and Intend to supply such reccod?
aa shall moue the load of obloquy whisk rods
upon it. We think we ham! ground for boilevleg
It has virtues which ate irraWible by the online.
ry run of thediacaess It I. Intended to ones. the
con only Immure the sick, that we Offer them the
best &iterates which we know toUr toy Stedeee
and we hove reason to believe It is by ram the
most eflectual purifier of the blokl let Mseoyered
by any body.
AlTra'a olknotny .Psmronah . ls so itolversagy
Ittuyern to kuwase every other remedy for She
at im9g2, sktruniza,-.ilalreenrxt,
bmra
-dant, facipfeat Connoopflosh,r,oslll tor the of
t'eshibroytite Patient. In Islettiel4 'stages cif the
dioniee, that ILL &Wen; tiers to lemma the pl.
, &nee iip,yirtneei She _work! knoWathem, •
- Trees' .W by Mr o,lltent& ,Losigt
end la d by, Lti rAUKIIIItteIr 21:90Ti by
Waged'. • • 1715.11.11 Z
14i - E,fre
. .
_
.... , . .
ir
.V311..--etri- MONDAY. AFTERNOON.!
. 1 -J 224 last , on Smithfield. rourth, WOOO. W 7 1 02
02 Effie stateta, .
A Roll of Noti.,.,Azabisistiot to 8110 60,
Thi Baer will be liberally. tewaided by le wing
It at me-Carpet More' of MonlitllAN2) ► MIL-
Liff 13 $ %Ana 'a YUMA:eat, eoeond floor. son
NOTICE TO PARENT b. '
•41.. so2.ocrs -13oXacecrii
. The. nnderstgbe a being desirous to, amts has
own chtldnin, will renedywerilerltwi number of to.
_i_peo6l,l* PuPtla, for Inetsuctioain Beading, Writ.
tag, Ari.heotie, the lincamente a irrocaraug. 1
tied ell MAI bf Ornementel ffeWaledork. • .
"rhur Semi= wilt eitarennon ISEPTEBISIM lit.
• • - ~ ,
. .
". : 0511.1tecatiten . A
li bobella et, Allenhanyi.
BATES & BELL'S--
~,C E S
ra4. wistatetwoos.
IVRSTAMAE43 , Oni , liertrum y FOH
At SALPt....IIIIII:IIi at.t s"tut sad onto Sadttn ,
buZi Brl4goioa4 amaprtsealTuap kh*Zustra
at u taupe, all teactd. and whatnot" la arftte*.ltio -
Petronot Olt Weida: with on Eactssary:
'moans. Tontine - tat Etna thousand burets- Tito;
- orks 114/1 toOW la complete warajaX_OrdAS ln'
laistplaalic , Vbs Work' 11,,vo t ai .— °4 1:
half the. oast to the. antaoat,attoqit. --
I.llCUme tor cipitallats ickLuvnt touußanevieN
to stertuelidgt 411dilinflii; *Pall/ to'
B. &PLAIN Ai Oa; • -
atilt t. 1.2 fourth moot.
FIP it rst s e risz.dur..wrs.
IMIKEDIATE PerASEBSION.—TWO ,
STORY BRIM DWELLING ROUSE FOR
;iiimlQ . 2l2l(Aggifliartfitill "".4l"a
OMB AIRONS,
la 7. 7 011X1rOt Oxast.
si7WORA_TViO-131011.11 FRAME
ead tut 1 4L 11 :4, SA Aret plilp7l l 4:lt eF
ley. Porresslori April let.
8. 0.71314.
BARRSLB SWEET POTATOES
v sop Poodlels nolled Com;
1000. do. Ear Own;
In atom andinr eels by
PATTERSON, !ORMOND &
NoL inn and= Plan larva,
et. 7.6 f3ontPe Nay Building
O . PELgtfEBT,
CkroMlX_. 49.120314.,
NO. 21 WYLIE STREET,
MARES TO ORDER GEAR CUTTING AND
MODELS FOR DEW INVENTIONS.
atl2.soll2Xkm
N°Txr-E-
Wtereas, my wile, MARY C. KINCAID, left
my have and board, without lay @aura or woe.).
cation, I would hereby notify all persona not to
trust Der on my own account, as 'mill not pay
any debts contracted by her.
au25:21 JAMES M. KINCAID.
el fitntlentarea Breast-Ptah
ALLYX3HEZiI CITY
The. Pin is emblanuitlasl. with , I,tuls, 'Mate /14u.
iis tme r wacuz ie l ti t: o l or n M t l
zearatded.
BATES it
Best Conley Flannels
au24 nMTH STREET.
FESSIEL ARRIVAL,
N l4ra c itr r snivel from the East. we off r oor
711'All aa2.!dll. viri2i.tax•
SHOES AND
BOOTS,
For Laeies' and Gentlemen's Wear,
Misses and Boys.
Cali at the
PHILADIaLVECIA BSOE EfT0833,!
ata 4 Be MARKET STREET.
PROPERTY FOR BALE.
TWO BRION DWELLING HOUSE!,
situated In the Eighth Wird, Plitifturgh, Pc.
MU Tarbes street, with n comnisdunts BRIO%
STABLE. /Liao,
A Lease of 00.1,and.,
Minato In Warren county, Pa., Amain en the AL
legheuyTU. /OVUM of
W. I. 4 HALL PATTZEWOH,
Attorneys-at-Law.
wet. 11l FOTIBTEI Mitt PittobruTh.
COM ORE, COKE JILL 1
GENTLEMEN'S FURNMIUNG
STO•Ett,]M.
NOEL 18• and 16 St. Clair St.
The attention of ttutpublis is aallect to this - lame
and extensive stash 61 OEITTLEACAR'S FD
?ammo. GOODS. :lust Opetrel at the - above.
mentioned place, which I am now inferialt at great
bargains. Any milt In want of the above-Goats,
and it to their advantage, to give me a tall.
and mutant soy atoehotbefont perehaalng else..
where. They can Ibmithe largest and beat imitated
stock of Fine White aldriet emirs • isea. Ci r
Shirts, Woolen, Cotton sad Lisle 1 - 11reati unsex
darts and Drawers, Scull, Mob Tie F rletk.. 812"
pendent, BrAterfilee, and everything pertalaisa to
the Gentlemen's Furninhing ilabooda,,fn the city.
Remember emplace, U aad to St. C halt street.
SAMUEL LI 3VIN.
N. IL A Tamre Kook of ffata, Cap% Grey'. Ool•
dv
are,
M Lockwood's, Unimmaal. Swore '• Enameled
rd auna )11. br, Aamers
ALLEGHENY COUNTY, as,
TEE FIEULEI OF JACOB' FEII LATE
OF P4TE TOW NSIIII., DEVEAI fED
At the inatitnee of J. A. Upper', Rag. s Ton are
hereby cited to be and appear oeSere use• WOl- 1.
Richfu'd.ou. Restate, of WUIe, &a, to am !for raid
se,usty, on or before TUBSDAY, the at tI day of
Ancuat next, at my °Moe, at the (Rout E ante, la
the city of Pittsburgh, thewated there be • tone out
Lettere of Admlohnratlon upon the. DMA eof the
arofteald Deesaaed, or thou. Gantt U a ay YOU
have. why cold Latter. *hall not bebormi toJ. A.
Lippert, or 'smoother fit person.
Given under m 7 hand sad sealer °@w, at Pitts
bunt', this loth day of Awls; &D. MI
WM. J. IFlCrlilarDSn/ 1 ,
Baez tar
F.UCRATI INTEEITMERT
3:Tir t
Declining health acd adman:the aem compel me
to retire from badness. Th. HOME DENA. ND
for my brand of Flour constantly eumera ,he
jescity of my bltliolarticularly. tram Pittabee dhs
%Fere It has establiehed remetasion, Ineut
gIANDSORLE PROFIT, without risk of m to
beta, and Will REALIZE A FORTUNE to ant ka:.
toy.- eurerienesd and honorable rasa, capable of
cm ducting R. The Mill ha. Fivr. RIJN C , F
STONES, driven-Sy Water Fewer rented fro m
the State, at Peeper ammo. and tains out abo , st
SIX Iit:INDEED DA tIRELS PER WEEK. I
hare Jut expended eiootoPin Impreerements ao .d
tiepairs,and-anovit WSW sell 101 , IMINI.OOO, on •
conntogatulg teem., and exert all my tantrum to
promote the atom= of the baguets.
Mr. JAMES GARDINER, of Pittsburgh, p re
mits me to refer tordm.for (cattier tallorinstion
Mail R. PRAT:
Utmartlle. Ohb
TO OIL Itl/iN AND 'MEIER&
FOR SALE LOW,.FOR
;OWE STEArit ENGINE, 123%bereilfill seri .te.
ONE BE OND4LAND - 81,J.D.E. VALVE I 21-
, OW L in.goob malt.
;ONE NEVlffOlts E bSt 16.thittesh .
'ONE NEW'EfiOINEoII titinehiss.
, Seresal smell SLITUND-W.ND EVEA.U. -EN
, LNEE, losood repels.
Moe set of ibLEMIOVEO, &MILT SAW
Ali bf whin can b. WI /00 for Os*,
Apply at
663 LLOOOK ST.,4I.I.LEIGHEYV.
R. WIGHTMAI 1.
IMEM:=I
TvISSOLUTION OF PARTNBFpf LW.
-a-t The partnerablp heretofore extracts bet amen
Mattes M. Barley end Frank Van (t
Frank Ander
the tam hams of BAILSLY.I( la IAN oo h DER,
h uns. DAY. dissolved by mutual mute at, F.
Van Clobler etteportos of his entire inter eat to
Charles Claßaths', who is atome author, red to
'ea Heat all amorists due, and settle all claims
&oust the ohl firm,
offAS. O. HALALS Y,
PRANK VAN
Pittsburgh, Augth Sth. Lairt.
NOTlCE—Hering retireil (mm the ;flue
of naLolty fr. Van Border, for the Pop One of
Mato embanking In the Tramming Business,
1 cheer:n:ly paw:upend tay anaoeuor, Charlet°
flaWcy, tonne patronage of all my obi customers
and .happen.
aide •• • FEARS VAN Gozzga..
IPrriagoison August S. 1865.
'T EWITTIB •
.101.
POLVTRICI7M
bsckadwleoged by tallith* ban used ti td 7 •
tiAtiVii i. '4761 ffa
itr4 b" re be
' '
CLOSING OUT- ,, ;
Cotton and 'Woolen um.,
Clone, Soaporders, Meek Tlea, Coltars,!Packet
klaadkererk oU, Mead). titUy_VMret. axed Bt Ittb
Wag, Spool trotteo, r,seoa.
S. G. 'LAUER.
tot Market droll,,
To eAyota "pedal *Mention to thiaMaikit,,rart
ey G w ob& and Toy Trade, Wholesale and .arr, •
ae
RIEREOK & BRO.,
Eosin& Widins and blaCtlbt l l,
Maaulketureeset MeesektrateatneluuseVelrea
leesteese Bailees. OU Eagtheag am ir
l ewery 111 e,
•44nenr. tatuathhn et% k
coot Ibeellen as Ike VlLlabierkbiTat
atten
kteded tn. pktruerene putting up
avaam
1 a LEASES. "
FtTIif'LNOES
•
wig be tadbil tbetioe[fatpra is term 11 lea of
Muer Us se orsoursirbitoty . bear Wet:ay.
- 4 biuTb4), =yak 4114.4rebk tbs. Itio,
pilau:tat:A:9U Crompanzli t ..kittobo44... .
• Ink Toreu Wimual
HralliPAlla KA; ' (BLOOD CUR& ).
, A man rem:pads astlals and patties cut
pa ; I
for i50RM17244,_. IMEXIBL&T.IB%. Zi Ildro
WA") !Pt P 2,:in SI IA L ITCR i ,rI 1 :A l dUeaaet ,
: -.A• • Toinuat ,••mis the
t igniA ts Wl* •
mum' and at ballup•toria b. ga
aid it iseNt• tmi •Mg t• p2ziko to Tltig
, F - o • r • m - l
- n ,- Cit
• i !
n d a
,
• • , I::.isottufattka•banrosrt U
PEARLABW:- - 50 'earls for sale by
OW IJ. H. cazinsw
.N7clF - "..?_IIIPEILTIEUISAIJEWFS.
CEECK. BOOKS, - -
- -Bray-Books, --
Time Books, •
Adams' Express Receipt Books,
Pate Books,
Tuck Memorandums,
Bleak Books,
Stationery.
mew & Rums , MEET POCKET BOOKS,
MYERS, SCROYBR & CO.,
Etoners,llllerll. and Blank - 130k Makers,
Ell PITTR STREET.
AILROA D . EXOURSION & GRAND
Aucruorr SALE OF Fury oaoior
WILDING LOTS IN TILE ORCHARD ADDI
TION TO EAST LlRESTY,Allegheny county,
Pa., known as the "Orchard,".• Attached ton that
beauttful and central Property, na eShakipeare
Gardens"—On MONDAY , TELIIZIOON, Au
gust 28, 1866, at 13.4 o'clock, on the Premises.—
These a.ots are in the inonediata vicinity of the
Pennsylvania and Street Railroad Depots, and are
Unequaled for building purposes by any ha East
Libor, or elsewhere. They are Reel twenty to
dotty feet front by one hundred test deep each, to
alley.
Nene if the Lohts will be sold at private elle for
les, tha e price eased to each will be
plat, but
when p ut n o at aUctiOn they will be sold to the
highest bidder witluwit reserve, and without re
gard to price.
Terms of Ball ,One-third cub, balance in one
and two years, with interest, secured by mortgage
On thApreerises. $lO sub tO be TAM On sash Lot
When sold. as ;kart of the TR AIN paymt, .
A TREE =01713.210N will leave the
Pennsylvania Depot, Pittsburgh, at S o'clock Pre
cisely, on the day of Saha, and take_pereona (-
dle" end gentleman:4lo and Ironithe Sale, free o f
charge. Itallaketa required.
aura Mel/MAINE, Ancrr.
rug •
VULCAN COAL YARD,
ROBERT DA USE LI«
bZ"...M."=&" l i:l e ==. au. "
Beg Yonghlogheny Faratly Coal and Nat Coal
ALWAYS ON RAND.
COAL DELIVERED AT SHORT ROME
Leary your orders at ME orniarz or AI Web
( Eau I . ,24 , lL i o , :ra r g t. treet, or at THE GA2ZETTL
VALUABLE COAL
ERO LANDS O La f - THE
BAIL P - M .— N On I N MA D M T RNG, NAPA E
Mtn at lb o'clock; awarding to adjournment, will
be mold, at the Ormunerelal dales -Rooms, No. Mg
Smithlield street, oppoatto the Port Office, Your
Large and Voldabla Truett of Coal Land% on the
Phut! urgh and Stenbenville Hallman, situated la
W sollmtion and Allegheny countlaa, Pa., and
Burke county, West Virginia.
Three Tracts are of osmotic riots, from It Acres
to 113 each, of good Fanning Land, In addition to
cambia' Coal Depodt% and ad 'sauna' of Tills.
bet, Limestone, too. The Lands eccupy favorable
WILD for Tows Lots. One of Alw Tracts has
front os the DAM river, nearly opposite Steaben•
benville, including the only deep water in that vb
elnlir tit Or for landing.
T zuotAtzd esatu balance In one and
two path,.
For pion, and further partindara, inquire at the
Ancgon.Booma.
this Property is realties, sad var.
thy the attention of espltatists.
ante A. MaII.WILINE.r.
Timm' out,. MACHINE WORn.33.—
B. H LEOHY, Hannfaelmett of hie 04o
bratee Patent Improved
OIL WELL TOOLS.
NE
SANSO POST, WELL,
WALKING BEAM
IRONS, and all P . /EMCEES VAED IN SIN
IWO OIL AANU SALT WELLS, Nce. 12 and 34
OHIO STREET, on the upper route of the Han.
duster Pavrenger Railway. P. O. Address, Box
tr, ALLEGHENY, PA.
Particular attention la..inyited to his late low
placements In Jan and Joints, all made of toe
purest Sligo and Low Moor Iron, hammered ex
preset) for them. All parts warranted and made
to standard sliest the pins and socket& of any one
Stung any ether of his MeAULSCIate haring
the same number, Steam Dienes and Medd=
Work =dater order: We laritetho public to aall
lad esrrdno, and judge for themselves t awl we
ch•luage equallti at warkmanthip and competlA.
Mon. Send Lor Card and Circular. Biklueres
`Beitorl LLEBIGB'
NUTRITIVE FOOD,
FOE INFANTS AND INVALIDS.
•
Ter making • pleasant •n 4 highly nutritious Scrap
•r Gruel for children deprived of the mother%
rind invalids of all ages.
ET Full dlrectlosue no esoh packam
For sale •t the CENTRAL DRUG STORE.,
Dower of Ohio anti Folerel •tfeets, In the Itarhe.
Rouse, Allegheny.
GEORGE A. KELLY
PENNSYLVANIA AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.
The reunsylvanla State Agricultural Society
mill bald tts risltibitton on
MEPTEnEIIMI W
i t i a , 27lb. Intfiend =)(3
IFILLILISTOSIT. LIIIIII3B 611317
/Lay informalkm dextral by persons de.=
osthiblt, applleations or preasitun li.t. w pave
orby member. of the Sr . olety. l i avglz eaL tti
underalsted, orb. S'A BOrBBILT.L
Marrisburg.
A. BROWER LOMILIRER, Secretloy.
riumuirrewar. Slay Sad. is79tatebt
BLEY '8
IrMLI76UMELIT2XV-C3l
--- CAWS.
At Ni FEDERAL STREET, ALLEGHENY
~mtilw
ALLEGHENY COME F AIR
'TUE /iLLE.CIRENT COIIIfTT ACILIOLIL
TIIIIAL sui;M:ry Ind hold in Exhibition Mie
le', the
Elms week of October, In the Iron City
Park, - Lrenr Lawrenceville.
• Extensive errangesientvrare Wing made to eos
lilbute succen.
The Monads are•aeentsthis botbt
/I s fiteldn and
ona itailways. The location Is tay Nem
eau. sWeonvenient.
A fine Trotting Course, with other attractions,
in I Willa clans ettendanvo•
.1;11" Obeeteubleetforte to be sehlteeeed VI the So
ebty Rooney W FIFTH. Br-. PIT-C.DintOfi.
Ui l igilNMil
CANE AND WOOD CfHAIRS,
WUOLESALE OR RETAIL
JAB. W WOODWELL,
TIIIRD STEAM'
Opposite F.. Edmondson in 00.% and
ten,
rto. 111 FOURTH STRT.MT
McCO.RD
Wholesale Dealers is
Hate, Cape and 41) 4 at0 Glfrodal
Sava LlOll in alms the
Kook of anti MOs{ SOZIVIete
00003' FOR RUMMER AND,
Ever ollreo tbs wan. .11erahants rinslittia
cili.and exasdnis one dock, irtich VIII be'llkda
001111110LL246 0/.3011. 1. -
. ALLtALIIISr. Allillit.2118114.; -
QEADED PROMBALS bo received
kt tvaDropErCif, nn U.MOSDas, the 2 821
INST.,:tmluelve s for Oulldlnkeml vexing Uinta.
Wog cuter et She &mom Water WOtke, ONE .
DOOTO/CEOBLITIE. _ - A
ee. ^
trite ft g=r ple s ier .t.uransm they PcoPOes tO
have the Job complete&
conk! B Oily CCeltioller. • '
FORT PUT FOVE(DAIG
' t7oninwtailerso3.l
. .
strto.o.t.ir oat..snoiamiesst.
112,1111 . 711 an. 7,1,1111 a ICIRK
0 HA - ISLES AMA P 3 BPHSWN , •
' (Summon to Olarlso inop,)-7
Manufacturers of Orftlaftiead all Idndiot
ary CaaUrip for Bonin Allibh Bridgesi &A-
REMOVAL.
WELLS, RIDDLL i 4 66.1
hm N O
!tett catimilve RlAp_ BOW as 4
latOmotb NO: UV WOOD EiTnevr Ccfrael• or
trio nllof.vaare uto are pelp_ater to an an
oiolo. ON WHIP. 41.4iSHM , AND SWITODES
.ProloVar 111 bistowen Page% ! nos.
NEW GROO#IIV—T4B .utdersigned Psi
,ENTlftEki ' NEW • itTOCK ' •
bee- op!! WELL, tiELEuret) usoClEaul.
their odatUon thaw oov,
le k l i t; u thej - Weintdesil at anonto their stone of
'II) SOWED OE DAE NABS:
iso Limply laze TRII3 , moots
• jimitaid.,iummi,..,
. ,
?0.544: 0 .0:4
EXPTAIT - DS/MINOS- nen 9PEOI ;
Tloll4lor Inlndanf bnitdlsp, and Onto
Intend* ins& wanton on remount° tanks.. - ,
Ogles on A.rfuzustair STRKET, Dorm
Lion 1041,60DM1104. dogma or_
.7t7!llfr 40 IPERTIBEAMr2V3.I
IYEMOLZI33I -PTIBLIGATIOIIa
nes ou. REGIONS OF PESINSTLVA.NLN;
with map and charts; Bro. Cloth, $2 00.
BUNTS ISIA.P F VEILLNGO
MONTY OIL IIdpRoVED
REGIDAS, show O ing farms, sec
:yaw, 101=1016 etc. etc. °c,
M.
BUNTS - IMPROVED MAP OF WARREN
COUNTY, PA., uniform with Map of Vatuutgo
011 FitgiaztA 01 CA
IV.
BUNTS MAP OF Iv La - 4151.1. COUNTY,
WETT VA. (Flshlag and MA Creek 011 Reg:long),
tiodarm with AWN of Vennago and Warren coon.
BUNTS MAP OF
WEST VIRGINIA An
OHIO. at co,
DtA GRAII AND REGISTER FOB OIL
Wa.LLS. el a).
Viz.
OIL LEASES—two Wadi 10 coats.
TIII.
THE NATIONAL PETROLEUM TIMES,
published weekly. 10 cents, $3 00 per annum.
JOll3l P. HIM, Publisher,
CB FIFTH Sr, MASONIC RAW.
.1115P . u25 Sent by return pod on receipt of price.,
WORTHY OF NOTICE.
TECE CELIEWL&TED
Wheeler & Wilson
SE prma
wit awarded first ptittr , .4 111,
yet outtabwat Ida lateatasionsU Shaw,
held et Mettle. Pruela, e sew. weeki
dose; the be rewles'ateehlee for
ell °M
ld ew, purposes:l—Boas Journal,
Juno Mi.
TIC& INKBELER & WILSON
Lock Stinfiewing giddies
received the ...tied premiums strde
great Inte,rlL4lonl F.NitOticiits std
PARES, Ittattoe IS%
:..LONDON
RowAsjitak;rriid.. .1563.
linage Uwe Sem/lax filsollie; of En.
tops BEd America were Inoompeiltion.
Wholesale sad Retell gales Room,
No. 27 Fifth 81., Pittsburgh.
E. P. CAREW=
.17 2,6 8010 , Ageat.
LIMN GOODS.
Table Linen,
Pillow Linen,
Damask Napkins,
Towelings,
A GOOD ASSORTMENT,
Jult received by
WHITE, ORE & CO„
95 MYTH STREET.
McCLELLANDI3
DRY GOOD AND SHOE
xr=rv.co
RABOBIO HALL BUILDING,
Poly-ate males doling the day. Addled gale
t every night (Baturdaps excepted.)
end)
AMEB BOWA,
IMPROVED DORIES TOOK,
Sinking Oil, Salt and Other Wells,'
N 0.136 WOOD iTRFIT,
FITTSBI73OI3, Pi
Tonle warranted made of the very best Sid St
AND LOW MOOS MOM
WELL BORERS
Fungilnd 141
LoimmkA cuumia. X.2Aoom
vrlttl such articles as art neoeuorn Co toodue
openuara, viz 3
B AL M E n tLEI 8 HATOHSTS.
S V EN I - .
SAW
ELANDIrP- Loalsl7ANW,
VW:MA
ESOVELS, , PLANES,
PUMA, LEFELh, ,
XES, I .NAIL .
Hope, Leather and • tam Reittn
a Dal wb!sh I hare • aastaatlT a am%
TIIE PITTSBURpg_
_r_APR HAM
FAOTIIBIZIG CSOWY °Ma. far isle
1400 Nils. Crown Wrapping* Paper
1.000 1415. !tedium
1,000 Wl&ledlum
1.000 bins. D. V. andsAl7. . do.
The, liaVe alto on liked ire eozstantly teeelvtag
from Melt Mme, rdANILIA PAPER .01 afl
arelellts - and slam RARDWA.RDPAPER,of all
weight. and slree,yRIRTS, DRY pad ISATD
MIMI) 1100F1NUoka.Alta..
All guarantee and.tza.'of RAPER nubs TO
08.14.1 t at the .hottest zustlee,to .alt cinemas.
WANTED,
I,OOO.TOITS OP 00011.11:11RD RAGS
WAREEOUSE : S 2 TIIERD STREET,
atattl PrPrSBIIIIIIIr, PA.
WOODSIDE as WALLACE,
'l2l7la.olossgale. 3;lwriagEafitea
AND IM+LEBS IN
White Lead, Red Lead, Lltharage, Paints, 01
Vandal" the Stuffs, WU:dominos and Put
6ploea, Perfumery, Benzols, oarbon 011,
Mem Attain for Winters alscallla Brown Paint
Rarellton White" Lead, filuirter Oik White Lead
andlilawy 8 Whlcou's Celebrated Painat Dryer
in one and two pound rent.
• No. 7 WOOD WINEkT,
EICTPOSITE TILE Sr. 011.8.8. LES HOTEL,)
DRUM
VIVO on band Imo umortmat 01
MOWING MACHINES.
32scariault:mathisco,
Straw.Ceiteli3,Sejil,e,s'antkiki . y gages,
• Na 28 and BO OHIO MOM%
• • AMEGEENIr.
" 2°6Blur.' ....toss n.n.arar
STEEL a . &Wan,
Mock Brokers and Real Estate Agents
nocele!cieteame sea =ft an gammas
Za n ilidten.WllMlN3 ZiLLEr.
011 75101=16ra. 2 Lard ' 011;
160. de pato Lack 'roek Lll62l6itlal, to
tare and forma
. , • Jams IMLZELL a SON- ;
anaw,watire street •
00004. NUTS.-9,000 i/ 1 114 - 9occia lints
-:ssivsd Ws d y gni
2. w
t•8503.,' '
_flea: maaa Woo 4 Med'.
B l ia g m i lfuni e n esll packzd Bvttcr i
Alla to% mad:Wm:Arng,'
I.IKANB.-200 bush. - pliMerWhito 4etuas,
Lo nor. and for sale •
r m zrzz & steinicil4o;
axig,r. /Int dretta. •
ease !zidlixtd.
, at fl6.lrn
mai „, Mra
tiub , .priniiv:Oatsoin store
Pl4°ATE:kizif,i Av.m.4kitoatee sot.
" • coraetid ketliti4 First Stir.
Backs ma mere asta for sale by
T T AM Is A Ait VIVIFY a (.10.
ME=IMA
FIBUR&ROY/
Manufeatueri3 and Merchant.,
INSIIIIL6re* boxtrAri
Of Pittsburgh.
OFFICE: No 87 WATER BTh
(11ArikALET'S ICUILDING4
7. I. TiENNETr. President.
J. W. caALFANT, Vice Presto
MIL P. JOTS, seeretax9-
1 om num um BY FI
Insures Steamboats and Cargos
We= L lizarrit.TT,lA., E. W.
L. pAINTE -
i
JACOB BC ABSZi J. W. CHALFANI
HOBEESJ.X4L ISAMU I/10KM:
J. O. PERSCh. WILLIAM WAL.t
IL W. WATSON. .., E. 0. BUSHNELL
L. B. =Amoy JOHN WILBON s
.2 .457 1 . 14 ,
imattAzicor. •- - :
=
BOAT lANW FIRE I=:r
nsurance- Cpmpan
:0111ecs COI= VVOILIND aim sr.
(Ora People'iraiUnal Bank.)
RICHARD C GlLtrit. Prestdent.
DAVID B. PAID;
.PFeatdaz
ROECEMT MMUM. Seen *AU'
will Imam Against an
or '
FIRE-1191t MARINE RISE&
B.Q. OBEY' ' . H,P
JII.DIES ILAh TAME &RM.
H. W. 0 -Ts. HIT N___.
HUMP I.LOY , '.. JAMES H. WHIN
JOHN GRAPH ISHII P. S
N. J.' BIGLEY.It H jearewmgße
=Tata
.
.. .
psuwaroz.
EUREUISIBINCEMPAI
Of Pittsburgh.
Office: Corner itnier and Mirket I
alariCalirs,POPYAW
J. U anoiniMERGEB,,.pUSsiDESr..
W. U. 111113101 1 .4, The' Priudeult.
UOBLEITIrIptE,. gottroU7..
INOVItgAttALREIT ALL KIN
Nrarble 401d.:1.Y.elks•
J. E. ailmainne.allg, w.,, E. =COE
W. .V. ANDERSON ' _ J. ABDEMS6N,
ABLES O L E al: , Id.W.BELTZHOOV
It D. , J. A. OAIJOHET,
B. T:LEEOB, 3x,,, ,. VV. 'W:NABTIN,___
I. fil.rzNzioux. . BYRON se ,F , aurn,
,e• D . , .
L
. .
VajBEJR.B GASP/TT:ER
ADDY & EVir/RB,
NU'=
.I%MIpM
Gas and Steam Fitter
No. 165 WOOD STREET,
(OPPOSITE PIES? OEOEOE.
Pumps, Spirants, Sheet Lea
LEAD PIPE, PIG dr. BAR L E AD.
Plumbers' Materials in Genera
OIL REPIXEREL'S
Fitted Up . in the post Ikprvoyed Stjl
T True anks
water at thud lead in eciminiOlotegeS
tip
N. 8.-611orderz promptly . atteuided to. 'ld
DINEULNGS,
TUNITFACT9RIBB;
.ANDRR . F.INERIE
. . _
Fitted milk .IWater, flan .and Sloan
AGITATORS AND TANKS' -
Lined witliateetLead,
Acllght_orlpuory es deelne.
We employ none bat competeniftrknmo., or
giverpmeemainttentlostontt wark'elltrusted to n
.
INOWIEB4 811111iptiTE111118,111 Nit
Tanana foe Its eel:monde nee -of steam, and rees
- , extimmUre mete, ,
do. ' luta.
BAILST,:f4g4E4LA CO.,
UT SSCMIFIELD sinzET,
rThrg ‘. l7rr=s
Fisi.J. GOODS.
Wow opening., at 62
. P 1 rib rtreet, a lattr;
and opleantd , soleitton
EINV V1 :4 0 . 0313. 6 .40
For . ;Wear
Latest .
ENTIRELY NEW * EitSIGNS
CONSISTING . 43i ALL TILE LATEST.
ISOYLLTIES ARONI
• .-;
zr,cl3 . • •
Mgt* 3,a; titiyilir , co r N.
ittr-
WRW. 43015D134=W2 ARR ROW B
CELYINO MAUL& •
- igiximirk i er k ; - Wear,
vdth Um bought Ourisit asitot huito,l
'sad will be mute UF 41 / 01, 1 1 4.1%Dres to nu64l
41*;144et Crour Planets-114V* pl4llll. Wt
arl.44tecetring A•Ot ;
FIB - .tirm GOODS MADE Ui'
AND • NCO= SZUNITION : Of; -4;
, .
*o4,niN.oinizr.PWa,;;i4"firarscreen,
jy..49
• .
- ityanlET***.zraz,
-: - ,
-'_ iattkr.
Stre* Anemias
NEMO
tb.EID 40:fairELEAD . .
. .
..E.E.Etr PIRE-otalta.aesand th
.. SHEET .L.E&D,ot.t# ibithnota on band and
t,e.tAt obertoi, . , -
.. - . taasaabt
jenattO n No. ,01tDOrt
12 Soton ,
bietthahclltzeot.,,
. , --• ~
mono= ;
MIMES
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