The daily Pittsburgh gazette., August 26, 1865, Image 2

bt 9iftsburgh azette.
MB MIME YEILI3I3II MISOCIATION
SATURDAY. AUGUST 26. 11365.
UNION .BTATE TICKET
von ltrinTOß OTOITittAL
GEN. JOHN F. HAETRANFT
Of 'Montgomery count
POIT, souvrrqn ozursasr..
COL. JACOB M. CAMPBELL
Of Cambria meaty
178108 COUNTY TICKET
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Jahn7o6 DINZILIC? ATTOUSZT
B. DIII , P, of AllEvms9.
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POE 00ITSTY OW(TEOLL•R
BERRY LAMBERT, PBS Towruhfp.
pus iicsasonu
DAVID AMEN, la., ot. Liberty Township.
soa ISTA.III BMA=
.AILES I. °RABAUL, Allegtensr
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OM. t. MIME, North PAyetterownetp.
LEANS •8,. HAEJU iN t laclJandlAu. • TowacAp.
ALFRED ALAWE, cd.Allertamy.
• PAYLIFSILAYEAtIpp...r et. that.
J. P. EJLASS,_P.u.ab,..II.6.
JOBS A: DANES. Sw.t Tovnithb.
PDX courrr 00XXIS6/0282
;on/LIN,LN riEFla 1,1 Lowei St. Glair rl
volt ooturric SIMATETOII.
B:L ? 211cpULLE1 o Buctingham.
POP Plano Tan OP poop
110SE3 Pqs, of aturclai. Township
A tvmespondent (A. P. )3.) has sent na a
ftoaetutication in reply to certain statements
attrihntsd to Flom ;John ,hillhor . Botta, of Vir.
filnia. We do not. think Kr. Botts ever uttered
the language Imputed;to him. The sentiments
are sofdrectly eatagoniatic to the opinione he is
era XVII° to have entertained elnce the close
iflitawar, anti the tone so low, and uncharacter,
latfe of the man that they Mould he unhesitat
ingly konouped as "purlieus.; Of &menthe Tahiti
oftibe.commuelcatum is de.stnayel since the
4! facia emu which it is based, OM
40.41:110,,,Qtte - Wl5O should cheerfully
give - inatrtion to cur correspptident'a refit
tatithe e eta thty are well, put and apart from
ilhe Mite .tklect tf attack. are valuable. We
hope to.bear from him again on some well au
thenticated phase of the question with which he
- appeam to be a 4 well seqnsinteti.
'flieVeat reliance of what la left if the
1 .. 1ed "Democracy," is the doctrine of
DRAB RICHMOND, HOLM.
4 410 SEYMOUR, and other leading tie®
York - managere of the almost dcfanct par.
ty, hasp been visaing the West lately, and
tfiiii,advice to the brethren scattered
tbnynahcrat the Mississippi valley was, It is
(113.1 L, to sink all that has heretofore . been
instinctive of the Democracy and pat
their. sole trust for future success in the
skilftd manipulation of "State Rights."
They held out the hope, tt is understood,
that by discarding all else and by rallying
around that Sole principle, they might, if a
desirous use be made meandme of hostility
to negro suffrage, eventually carry enough
of the free S. ates to enable them to bring
back the revolted States of the South into
the Union, and so not only re esta bllah
theme:Area in power b.t secure the re es
tablishment of slavery.
The resolutions of the Ohio Democratic
-Convention have been put together on this
tads, and it win be seen that those of -BIC-
ry other State 'Convention of the party will
follow snit, ThLre is •an evident under
standir g an. or g the leaders as to the ground
tO . - 11 . 4 thken, and one- after another the
ConVertions of the several States will drop
into line natil the party presents an unbro
beniank rayon Its new platform.
There a vent many resolutions passed by
these State Conventions; and one might
easily be led to rietnk that the party bad
enough principles to se' up half a dozen
parties; but scrutinize them, and you will
tato that heyond a few genenalides and son
thiStitaddeclarations, the whole of the ae
ries rewrite themselves Into state Eights
eitAlieti*"9l
The Obio - ConVention is careful to have It
understood that State•rights do not include
the right to eeecde, but that it includes the
sight to do everything else that a sovereign
State may da. The government of the
Unittd States bus no rights, whatever;
everything in the shape of rights belongs
tothe States, saving only the right to secede.
The idea of their having age right new
to hotT:bt r eTrthotolighly "kieoc.ieed out of
the dtirtoaacy both North and South,
The one issue upon which they mean
to try this doctrine of Slate Rights, just
uow, It the right, of each State to tax Uni
ted States bonds and temirittes at I t s pleasure.
Tine Ceintress has exempted these bonds
and securities frnm State and municipal
-taxation; but they assert and intend to
=We* pat : thOlfatea 1441vIdnaSN alai
setliagridkfirrOn grail( that they can; If They
choose; and will, if the democracy can,
stair/ this act of Congress; and that the
'tight of the-States to levy, taxes cannot be
limited by Commas. Its other words, that
the States, separately are superior to the
Vetted StififiVil _
They fancy this will be popular. They
know that taxation will be burdensome,
and imagine that they will win the tax
payers to their aide by-holding out the idea
of-the relief that might be afforded by tax
ing the f/overnment securities. This, with
hatred of the negro, upon which they reek
on largeViewill, - .lbeYhopt; restore th;em to
power throughout the north.
" Stich is the Democratic, programme. It
'has been very quickly arranged, and It is,
perhaps, the best that these defeated ene
mies otthe gipTerellneat can Fox fair
years past — the . y have been insidiously ma
' king war upon the Federal Government;
and now that the rebellion is over, and they
can no longer , carry on their warfare, they
very naturally tam to the only resource
"left to their haftivd hate; and that is, to still
fight the G °rem t. ent by making war upon
The 7hole of thie, pro,grurgue is based
upon ihf - fiaTtimf - li - 'is betfer to aplieatth
4holow than the good instincts of the per
pie.. The people, they argue, do not 11112.
40 be taxed; therefore let us appeal to theW
to lay the burdelu pen those who hold gov
eriamens atocke.: - . There is a deep prejudice,
they argue jf. r, against the limp;
therefore let; us fan the prejudice lute a
flame, swellalik tro ; :otir side all who are tn.
facteetry.ir tirty debased by long con.
red t with iiis t tCrtand by ,eta four years de.
teat* oitiCaseledism, obeying the
- laWbf of nature ,in, gravitating to this low
load disgraceful Position. — 1(..15 no longer
orapable.af anything manly or noble. ,
Wietto.notrorthp, 'now; to ftrine these
millions. There will be opportunity
enough for that hereafter: We merely call,
hattention to the plan of the enemy's cam.,
iortig; 416'41..44.tiz itself
_We
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• at a nfraid that they will wlnwith
,
this neMitilignZOUrfaittc.,lll the:wham%
of the right la too strong for that But it ;
ilfiD 3 Poo44 ool2 C i td cr i v i aldisa y g p iilaire
• yo enemy stands, and what the work is
ahead of ns. S:Fortnnotelrfor the cause of
hitirthity, the democracy speak
. plainly .
et4ngh3slo clearly t'whif Viet
math; and the muse of the Minds of the
severnnient ie therefore — unimbarrassed by
• &At or 14t4:5eyInipty 40 to rho RUJI)OOe4 of
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OBJECT TEAC HING:
The report that excited is much atten-
tien as any other at the recent s-ssion of the
National Teachers Association at Harris
burg, vas that on "Object Lessons." This
is becoming the great subject of discussion
among teachers. It appears to have been
rodtthed into the public schools of Oswe
go a number of years ago, and has since
been followed up there with great success.
Indeed that city has become a Mecca to
which pilgrim- teachers resort from all
parts of the country, and come away wor
shippers of the system of object teaciii"g
B practiced, there.
Part of the committee appointed by the
Association last year to prepare a report on
the subject, visited Oswego and gave a
thorough examination of the workings of
the system and agree in commending it
highly. A lady teaching In one of the Os
wego schools was present at the meeting of
the Association at Harrisburg and exhibited
specimens of teaching in object lessons,
which was received with a good deal of
satisfaction. She gathered a class of a doz
en ef the brightest little girls in Harrisburg,
a pe, we should think from appearances,
"picked up in the streets," as a cotene pore.
ry has it, unless the capital city is favored
above all other cities in having none but
bright, very pretty, exceedingly neat and
tasetully dressed children on the streets.
Having the little ones before her, elm held
op en apple and asked what it was. Of
CLAIMS they were not so simple as not to
know what an apple woe, and they all cried
eta, "an apple." Well, they, the teacher
and her pupils, held a pleasant col.
lopuy about apples, She wanted to know
what they could tell her about the apple.
One pointed out the eye but did not know
what to call P. Another said it hada stem;
anothe r 'tarred the color; another the skin ,
and cane of its uses were alluded te. It
was there cut open, its pulp and seeds die.
closed, and their relation toe ach other and
their we explained. The terms used in
describing the different parts of the apple
were a subject of mutual remark. rhe
meaning, ironunciation and spelling of the
words were explained and imurerseel
upon the minds of the children, all with
the object before them and in connection
with it.
This is -object teaching. Those who
base made the subject a study and heed=
falDtdlar with its methods, claim for it im
portant advantages over all other systems.
They say it is the most Interesting method
of teaching. The objects at once excite an
interest in the child, Its curiosity will at
once become aroused, and then if the Ruth
pupil la drawn out, or permitted to let Itself
ont,a set lea of curious and pointed questions
and answers, mingled with highly Interest-
ng and original observance's will be the
immediate vault. No weariness or inat
tention or languor will be noticed in the
little inquirer. It is aim claimed
o be the most aetural method of
teaching. Beginning with an object
and becoming acquainted with its words
external forms and peculiarities, the mind
may be led back upon itself, to examine
and recognize the character of the
impression made by the object. While if a
child is taught to use words and ideas it
does not clearly understand, there Is a ten
dency to confusion, which l a i k ces a list
lessness and disconragemen suiting in
a forced weariness and- slperficial knowl
edge of subjects too abstractly taught to
have any very important relation to the
concrete.
-It tee tr.s that this method of object Lead'
ing is itself the best definition of education.
It is the drawing ant of the wind to note
closely end compare and classify and reason.
Stilt ahother advantage claimed for
this systt m is that It puts ideas before words.
The latter being merely the r presenta
tion of the former. We all know that the
man who Laza confused nothin of the val
ue of figures never can make a good arith
metician, nor ran a chill who has aeon•
fused notion of the value of the ideas repro
vented by the words it uses think correctly.
At every step it multiplies its errors and
dtspahs of the attainment of the clear, cer
fain, and correct knowledge of anything
Perhaps one of the best parts of correct ed
ucation is that which teaches a pupil where
its knowledge ends, and where confusion,
difficulty and Ignorance begin.
Is Smarm-stunt Jnoomere I—This ques
tion has lately been decided by authority.
A professional medium named COLICEMS
TEE. being required' to take out a licence as
o juggler, refused compliance, and the case
was brought before th, district court at-B of
Sabo. After a thorough investigation It was
eeckled, from the testimony of persons
wlea had detected his trickery, or had for
meily beard him acknowledge It, that he
was acting the parted a juggler. Some of the
wonesses, however, testified their belief in
the truth hod reality of his pretended spirit
ual revelations. The most direct evidence
of thehumbug in Cotcnturram'e perform
ances, was that of a man.who assisted at his
exhibitions. irho stated positively that the
defendant hati.reie the rapping with his
root, and exposed his other trickery. Be
sides the damaging effect of this exposure,
the feet of the mediums having to be S
eemed as jugglers will throw discredit
upon this sort of superstition.
Reports of Southern Cruelty
We have already given the denial of the
litayor of Fayetteville, and the Sheriff, of
the cruelties and murders alleged to have
been practiced upon the negroes In North
Carolina. The Richmond Republic, which
we flunk is a journal true to the Federal
Union, as we, know it is decidedly anti
slavery in sentiment, protests against the
sweeping charges made against the South
ern people. We quote from an editorial on
the stibject in a law issue of the Republic :
There is a clams of Northern journals,
smelt in number, , n; having unusual op-
Dottunitios, of tc,fe.l,ief, 'which If rloint:
groat, lan.ns tattle South. .%.t a time wuen
our people are anxious to bury the past in
oblivion, when they are making to put a
favorable construction upon all public acts,
When they are desirous to believe that the
Government is their friend and not their
enemy, *Min thefilitettope of earthly hap.
pluses Is involved in a faithful and uniform
AO. Waco to the solemn obligations of idle.
glance they.have assumed,. , there are Jour
nals in the North which, impudently es
sumbsg to be. the representatives of a
section, with whose interests they
have nothing - in Common, and whose
Sentiments they do not, understand
are filled with incendiary appeals to the
angry passions of the South, with Malignant
Blenders, and misrepresentations of the Gov
ernment, with dark suggestions of thamost
hdrrid - p!ots of a portion of our own pupil.
bitten: in fv , word, With everything that can
fun the flame of discontent, and apprehen•
and US over Ao nisilnessa and des
pair., is there no relief from such disastrous.
agencies of evil, Inflicted upon us. by those
who profess to be our friends, but .who are
laboring, unintentional, we taint; btg
lessly and In perfect safetv'to themselves, to
deprive, ea even of hope t -
. . ,
We. Invoke 'the people of the linith to
tarp a deafeat.to - those Nothent journals
*Wen meir to '"keep alive IC 'Om Baca a
spirit of hostility the annoy:neat ca d 40
the northern people. We implore Mem to
believe that the Government ittilielrfriend;
that it is meting that propedlyaml,fteppl.
nem of the ; to with 'which Its own sue,
edit is MEM I ; Atatligrelttelit glory and
*bitten ere the restora tion of:the former
hap'plaMm and sond understanding of all
sections of a common country. Let tie
judge of the fattut the pasc:jlavo the.
taiserablespgreltensionff We entertained' of
cruel treatment In the event of the failure.
of the Confederacy been calked
The Ve iCichanginAr Prisoners.
Eurrons Ussierrri t—li is noticeable that while
so much blame is cant upon the Secretary cf
- War for his coarse to retard to the exettaug, c f
prisoners, not one of our soldiers whose im
prisonment was protracted by the rejection of
the terms offered by the rebel government, has
publicly disapproved of It. The men who were
so wiling to suffer the extremity of hardship,
rather than seek relict by the acceptance of pro
weals daily urged upon them to s wear allegiance
' to the Confederacy, are not now dispsed to
i bring such charges against the government they
then served. Thrugh for nearly eighteen
months I endured the barbarous usage of Mesta
R"usz, and others hardly less brutal, I did then,
at d still do, regard the firmness of Secretary
STANTON In resisting the demands epos him for
an exchange, as doing him the highest honor.
It is net dless to discuss whether be was right in
demanding the terms he did. This all will al-
I w. The question to he determined was whether
humanity to the prisoners should overrule the
cos. rideratlms of principle and national
and the faith of the government pledged to the
colored troops and officers who commended
them.
It is charged - that both STANTON and GRANT
opposed the exchange of prlaontra, became it was
Lot to the interests of the country. Bat if such
was their belief (as it Ls my own), why ohonid
tbey tot act In accordance with it t While In
prtson I lilt that It was as right that I should re
main there for my country's sake, as that men
should be exposed to death on the battle field-
As will might we bring the charge of Inhaman
ity in the latter case as In the former. Not
noon the Secretary of War, but n;'Oni the (3,es
fe,erate Government end Its event, li the guilt
or ter unnumbei ed maniere in the ISnuth
picot a. As, AsoarisoryitLa Pit sescit7
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Col. Campbell's Political Aoteeedent4,
CoL Campbell's record as a politician will
bear examination. Reared to the school of
Jackson Democracy, he vcted In 1844 fur P.lk
a d Dallas. In 1818, however, ho abandoned
the party which, he had become convinced, was
the cleamplon of slavery ext.ension and the foe
Petneyirmaa's beat interests, earl voted for the
F Boil cat:Mates, Van Boren and iie.os.
lire residence in the South bad shown him we
e. lie of Slavery, and be, therefore, gave his vote
aerie st the party which sought Its arlensbin.
In 1852 he voted twain for the Free Soil nouti.
nice, Dale and Julian, and in 1856 wee the del•
(Tale from Cambria county to the Freemont
Cettvention. He tockan activepart to advoca
t
Repair principles In his osen county
do lag that y ar, .0 id at once wok rank with
tte people of hoc uety as a p Altician of fair
refs, and zeal. Els Italie:nee in county
p hies col Butted to be felt daring the succeed
ing ). ars in 1858 he was presented by the
Rei tblicans of Cambria county for the donator
tat nrmil anion to the dbetict then composed of
Cant"ria, Blair and Clearfield, and a little more
than one ccOuth ago he was ego•n unanimously
sci cted as the chorea of the Union party of
C •o:b• la for Senator for the district composed of
Cambria, indents and Jefferson. That ho was
ar-t nominated on either of °Aston by the district
c lan-reline wee not owing to a ecantof tepurect
sticn o wo th and rervic..s. but to the sup
rosec c uperior deltas o' tbe county which was
honors' with el a nominee.
Of Ccl. Campbell's mental and moral charac
teristics It becomes us to say bat little. He is a
et reed tuataras man, a public-spirited ritizan,
a good worker, and an honest man. Without
Laving enjoyed the advantages of • liberal edu
cation, he la, nevertheless., one of the bast read
men In the State. flu la a clear thinker, and
remarkably cool and cautious in judgment- In
a long acquaintance we have ramie known him
to err In his estimate of public men or the wis
dom of public; meerurm. He is a man of marked
sagacity. His social characteristics are of that
clam which never Calla to create the warmest
friendships and to command the respect of all.
That he Is earthy of the office for which he has
been combated, to coeceded by those who know
the man.—Johnstown Tribuaa.
NEVIS ITEMS.
A rOTAL enCOUnter occurred at Chicago,
Wednenday morning, between pollee placer Jas.
Hail and two ruffians, named Jame■ and Micha•tl
Tracy, who were brothers and from Callala,
The policeman bad arrested another rowdy sad
while conveying him to the lock-up was attscitext
by the Tracy brothers with the view of rescuing
their comrade. They knocked nail down,
wrested his club from him, and were preparing
to stab him, when the policeman managed to
draw his revolver and shoot both his assailants,
killing them on the spot.
Tux Quebec Chronicle speaking of the great
angraileD from Lower Canada to the United
States says: One hundred persons from die.
he, pezatd through St. Ilytodultte for the State
of Connecticut, where they have been engaged
to work in the factories. In the course of three
nap, no less than three hundred adults left St.
li3seintte to erek.their fortunes In the neigh.
troth g country. Twenty families left Montreal
on Monday for the same destination, and as
teeny more the following day.:
A VISPVICLI from the Hon. J. A. C.sson, of
• he 1.5111 lest., from F of Kearney, says an lodise
%car 15 ahead, brit off from tha overland route.
Ger erel Connor le pursuing them northward
from Fort Laramie. Humeral Dadegoes firn
to Fort Laramie. The Indiana are still reported
.aim bin g the overland Line. No mwe troops are
on the plains than are absolutely needed.
A ass nano d L.mns end a woman who has
n Irvine with him, have been arrested by
General liovey's order at Fon Warne, ludiana,
enapicion ktist, Leak. was it confederate of J.
WiAta Booth. the rnaidened assassin. They
wre taken to Indianapolis and Imprisoned.
'their residence at Fort Wayne was curionely
provided with trap acorn and secret I:Dual:tont.
Tne new correspondent of the London limes
at N. w Tort is much more favorable to this
.vonsify [nen his iredreresor. In his last letter
nr jevutles the treatment Jed'. Davis receives
sea condemns bins for purposely allowing the
shove of our prisoners in the SJUI h, the acconnt
of which he considers proved to be trite by un
impeachable evidence.
Tire bet coat of the city government of Ros
ton, hr the year ending Aprll 30, 1865, was
4,219,569, while the fedal disbursements of the
city trnttrittiTT (covering interest, etc..) were
£4,037 445. .The city debt is $11,497,085, of
bieh alz and one half. millions . are charg..ble
to the water works.
Tun rebel organ . in London called the Lulu
has a seed publication. In he farewell artleln
thou .1, ernal dictated that the Impression that It
was nodal:gnaw* than • Confederate organ had
been fatal to Ls usefulness, yet Ito last words
art of condolence with the sufferings of the
Bomb.
Tan Bt. louts Dispatch baya that Judge Lewis
P. ‘Vraght, and few of Me Bow. were brutally
Murdered on the road bezween IVAN and RIMS
ton, In thliBtate last Thatidsy,-by t party of
udiltta under Cod. Babette, of inner comity.
Who had them to charge as prlsOnera.
A mama,' phenomenon remnitly occurred In
Gals county, kilmoml. A strip of ground,
about thirty feet wide, extending some two hun
dred yards in length, gave way end sunk to the
depth of twenty-flee or thirty feet- The earth
mond the edges of the excavation re
mained perfectly wild.
Tau committee appointed by tbeGerman Con
federation to consider the gentian of an altera
tion of the system of weights mid measures at
present in use in Germany, has decided by a
large majority in favor of. taking the French
metre at a basis for the system to be adopted in
(More.
Two Women burglars, named David Bart;
lett and William Coleman, were arrested in New
York on Wednesday, chimed with robbing the
jewelry store of Francis Cooper. The atom
was robbed on the 16th instant of diamonds an d
Jewelry to the amount of 113,250.
A nom= of persons in the county of Staf
ford, Virginia, have been swindled by a knave,
who informed them that be was an agent of
at &cation for Mu United Bata, and that
coal' paid him Coy recta per acre for each
:41 *1 Low it own, their laud w I ,n 3
Tic love Soldiers' State Cdnventloo called
for the beeeet of the Copperbelds, proved an ut
ter (allure. Not more tha4_tllty delegates were
present. Leedleg Copp / AO: l e are %trying to
give the ;bleu vitallti,but doh% eoleireed.
Oiee of theruemhere the canedlau-Oableet
has tionotieced W Yariletnensi the Intuition at
the.e.TernrOnt,.at the evilest practicable Um%
to enlarge all the canals of the province. wttb
the design of attractle g tho trade of our Wetictit
Stake.
Tun Papa btu' refused a requelt from the !Gil
len thwernment, which was supported : by the
fliwuct Of that F:ance for the Ilberatlen of
pfirovera condemned for political °franca In the
fattier Papal &aces, now part of the Kingdom
of Italy.
Tillman C. S. Hospital, at Columbus, Ohio,
which cost the Government $70,000, has been
presented to the State of Ohlo., to be used as a
Homy. wilt aceommo.
data about 050 lumataa.
SCITBSSD Union !soldier II flined norusiy has
Commenced a dull lull in the Circuit Court,
aga ipststchnogEhjee, Ceti. itsios, Col. Cockerel!
nod othere,for fi ft y thousand dollars, for false
ii n p r isopmens, ond•other crimes. •
Itt Mlbsbarj the height of thn Iron
mooranto is Tinned et tiro handregland twoaty
oliht feet, and thearet'ruvortl by he bue at
five hundred - *WA. T4Te , glVea over two hun—
dred-and thirty atflnpths t l Otts' or ore Above the
virtue, : ,
I Tins editor of theliereer Whit wasmarriedint
tied, ,The boystn - blahMee antra thanks foe
tr , tripper furnished them at the editor's =penes,
after the wedding.-•The-prittirrg hinnies+, most
be pn,iltshio out is Mercer. •
ficuf.TintobOina & VAT. our Minister it Swltir
zerland;tias published et Iferellai in the Gernsh
liceugei. voile &Sagan!' huinfortil the Ger.
mans respeetios the Orkin itia,e4ractaftif 9nr
late struggle.' ;
A Psztatti Office llsa been iiiiahllthed
Wataineran, end eir. Wilton, third antliter,has
itre= totalled at
henceforth pin its 4l9lo Us hese; Albrads.l applications will
P uaLtic .worzcza
via ES< EL* LOB INS) rruTE.
THE FALL SESSION
01 this 'natl . tation oath commence MONDAY,
tae PTEIrtHER t. A Dplicataona for Sebolarahlp•
can be me,de 41 the Innita'e Room., NF.VILLE
BALL, 613111, of Lfbeltt , and Four.h atreeta, or
by addr. meg REV W. S. GRAY.
stalLIW Box 755, Pltttburgb.
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH, A
jr.OIIIMY Urrr, EXCEI.S.IfiII HALL,
corner of Federal and Lacc.k street. Pastor,
JOSEPH KING. Services at 10i,4 a. m. and 1
p c. Prayer Meeting on 'WEDNESDAY EVEN.
LNG. The public :are cordially Invited to attend.
61116:1td
!RT. IRA I z ARIAN I:II URCFI,—The Her.
A. D. 11., u , of U.nctz mai, ail preach
In ORM FAL GALL, Glep - tob Butillog, TO
,a,bt.th) M •RNINCI, Augu t 27th,
st R*i I 'clock, and In ;he Erenlug at 1 , 4 Volaak.
The public aze au25:11
1'1074i.
147 —The
GL-EXAMINATION OF APPLICANTS
for r“lmltntion to tte lilt h Subool will commence
WEDTESDAY, Lth last, at 9 x.
eußßat
LIMLNILOY BOWMAN'S INSTITUTE,
'
146 Second Street
The work of the FALL SF SS'ON will begin on
Monday. September 4th.
Pr pile 1,1 , 1 be received for arrangement of 0/m
-ei, on t , eotenater lit, between 9 a. m. all 12 m.
1.126,1 t.
COUNTY E &ECGFIVE CO.IIMIT
TEE.—t meeting of the County Fact,
five Committee will be hold on
SA •US DAY, ADO tisT Nth,
al 11 o'clock ♦. a., at the office at THOMAS M.
MA bSIIALL, Ear.
autO ta: J. GILLAIORE, tlhalrotan.
nresIECOA w es HD. A LLlGailllCle Ir.—
/ LIE Si lit/OL othlll Ls will sums es she
School lisuie, on MONDAY, theet
oleinek in.,/ ei
end t AliTl EVEN NJ, usi 11 FR -
Po k Vt.:AN.I. inu•sve. Persons lilt! , .
et Ip , a from D. Mae rroo, Eau :Aeon) , • -
esiri.ed to p.y Bonsai. to Volunteers for to. Inv
colt ior Thee, Hunan. Thoussaii Men, will please
01,41.1, 0.1.13 their reeeiple, and crocus.. islets
L, Preelileet
Jr MN Rnow, .1•.. Se retrirr. lualree,il
,-11111..1.1./i 01.1.1.1bE,
ALL.I:NTOWN, PA ,
WL111011.11...r.d Prlv.leg., .m 1 Suv.-I.r A..tvAn
tftg.i foi wri Ltgll.L, ulsaalent, un n.ne•oln -
SitillisrirJowaMorl. rPolno. YCPTt;.OIIHEL
For cl, wars, e.ll at Uus.r, Hums. a ./0
Pittaburim or e.d4atim
L. LIOFIOFP. , . n
a 114:7 mood Pre. I,lwit.
ink IP D Irf:RTIS %Jr r
/1-E"3 BALMON —New No. 1 Mess
s A , A , A prime erg Jun received , sait
for We by tbe pound, at No Family (tracery Store
of J URN A. htiNSCLA
att26 manes Liberty awl Rs Wee..
SPICED SA LMON--2 cases t•pitetc , ai.
ed Ita I
y Stare of
JIIHN A. RENSHAW,
.a:6 corner Liberty
O . P ELQ 1.1 EST,
MODEL Ma .9.33.13 PL.
NO. 521 WYLIE STREET,
MAKES TO ORDER GEAR CUTTING AND
MODELS FOIL NEW INCEPTIONS.
4132D1611111
NOTift
WI areas, my wife, MARY 0. KIZSCIAID, Jett
my Loose bud board, without any cause or pro,.
cation. I would hereby notify all portions not to
trust. Let on my own accent, . I will out pay
any debts contracted by bar.
s u^Sat JAMES M. KINCAID.
OST.—On MONDAY AFTERNOON.
.14•23.1 bat, en Smithfield, /mirth, Wood, Wylie
or Filth iltrects,
A Roll of Holm Amounting to $llO 50.
The ander will be liberally rewarded by 'aiming
& of the ferret Store of aIeFARLAND & UOL.-
LiNS,II silo Ti Filth atriet. second floor. will
NOTICt TO PARENTb.
1 3 901.4,t Etakkcocol4
The eluirrsigneWAS desirous to educate het
owe children, loth receive • United 11.135M11 of no
epectahle Pupils, for Inatractine f a ResdatX. Wrlt.
tog. ArtyhmetlP. the linvimenta of french, ko.
sod all locos of Orem. eta Needlework.
'Mdt=l==,=M=l
12MEM
nulSeneoAzn■
VIPST cLAt•S ttlL HEFINsitY Ftni
SA tra . 4 at the slant end of toe SUM. ,
burg Ertege, aril comprise. Two amt a bill Anrn
of Uround, all feacal. and whereon is erected the
Pet.ona 11111 Works, with all nourimary tp
pars , um. Tankeee for vire thousand barrels. The
Works can be ut in complete working enter in
thirty six /scum The Works are orrareir at on+
halt the rest Is the pressor owners, and now It
the time icr rapital,sts to invest to Oil Nettasr.es,
to secure large Lit Wend. App !) to
R. hrLAIN k 00.,
cute I.i Fnursb •• net.
CWITHui....6 IS 0rr...,
A te.l.ollsor, Auguet St, OSA
c'EALFD PRoPoS cLS wtll be received
et 1)11. OEIIOE, until MONDAY, the •S , h
Iry s . r., inductee, for building and putting In rue , -
otos orOcr, at the Allegheny Water Works, UNE
DOUTUR EMUire E.
Specifications can be seen at Ude ollice.
)1. cures viii please state erten they propose to
have the 4ito corn Intel.
ruitrid R. B FRa NU/11, Oily Controil.r.
ESIAPANAKA, (BLOOD CURB...)—
A moat rentarkahle article and positive care
for SUNDT VLA, RHEUMATISM, NEDRA(
tti A . DISYEPSIA. P)111.1.1613, And at
diseases of the SIIN.
A. • Tow., It relives the appellts, palest el
;triton And wholly rent/411,s the phrase letrnslo
sad It coal, beta trial to prove Its Arta
Yer sale by
SIMON JUILPISTO74. Drogyal
corner Suutheein a..r r ou , Street
lEw ofinCißY—Tbe to derslgned has
opened !II
F.STIR ELY NEW STOCK
treat sad W LLL-SELEOTEU OROOERIES
a Mete NEW STOKE is additlon to otter soy.
attn. they would call at elation to their atoe t of
Fasters 'BRASS BOOND CEDAR WARE.
SCOTT Lt &WITH— .
Is t roue saran tamale sad Fern neon.
Oth LEASE&
OM I EASES
eats be had oct ttre moat favorable Mona o lets of
four or Eve ma, on Whitely Cheek may the &kn •
kg well ( bannia) smelt tact week by the
Standard Oil Oonlyany, of Ptunbureh. Ayyly to
,em STEEL a BAILE.Y. Wilkins Hall.
CLORING OUT—
Cotton and Woolen Hose.
Serpenders, Nook Ties. Voiles*, Pocket
Heedlamb els, Head Nets, Velvet and Si lk Rib
bons, Spool Gotten, Phu, Needles, ShoeLsoss.
J. G. LAIIKR,
101 Market street,
To devote specloi attention to the Basket, fan
cy Goods and Toy Trade, Wholesale and ItetsuL
scan
300 BIILI3 CHOICE BRA.DIid
LLY FLAJUR;
3,000 bush Bawl
1,000 blab Ear Com;
4 can B.ted Hay;
1 car Pesch Blow Potatoes;
2 bbl, Butter, In 4104644
60 Lentil; Green Apples;
Ia "" and " IrAWON, srattiorr vo„
Roo. Penn St., Scatt's new Naha,.
NCB.OTI
11. & DOLurrlnty Ojke, Pent:reroute Wmf,
flalinisaoco, august ISE&
The undersigned, by authority of the Provost
Marshal General, surnames that all persons hav
ing just and proper QM= against the Govern
ment, for Mpenses himarred In Recruiting In tha
Western Division of Pennsylvania such u flans
pertatlon, Sunni*Anne and Lodging of Remade,
Dent of aepile; as I and all oliners claiming
110,1wiernents tot aura Expenses, must nie•ent
s.•ch Claims at •••13,C, for 14J,IstiSant,..: his uzsc,
the city of If
F. Alta'/t.:l,
Putt • I :In (1 It 1u . r.1t• 7
nut. Debit. , :.,ruitrslut lln er.
IitibbLLITIO.:4 vN Piltl , l743UIP.
The partnently haretoicrsr existing between
Cherie' U. Beasley end Franz Pon Gontekslader
the lam name of ISALSIsEP 4 tAN GORDER,
L Tnis DAY dissolved
of
mutual coomut,. P.
Yen Gerdes* 0114,4410 g of AU entire Intere4 to
Chafes U Paisley, who is Alpo nothorisect to
etllect all estimate duo, stet lottht ell claims
eselea. tut old Dm
flet.t.S. 0. BALSLEY,
FRANK VA., 001lUZIt.
Pittsburgh, liugut Rh, thee.
VOTlOE.—Thving retired from the firm
of Italian & Vnn tinnier, forlbstrurp-se Of
I
ember.. Ins In ill., Tr instuanx Business,
theerfu'ly n °motored ny suborner. Marin
Bobley, to [4., pstr,zajo of ebb ley old austomon
and abliTers.
VIZA RE VAN ()OR DER.
PlTTeeun.oB Auttiat 0, 180.
PAILROAD EXCURSION 4% GRAND
ArETIUN SALE or nery (mime
EITILDING Luis IN TIIE ORM-LARD ADDI
TION TO EAST LIBERTY, Alleeway o ouuty,
Ph, known es the hOmbsri." et :ached to that
b end central Property. toe ''Sbakapean
(b1:1;troe"-- EthaeNrlrceilM'scAs.u--
fcha laat, at 1 36 , • -Ut ie eleinity of the
Trete ens ere to e tran. e l .7p!G. and aka
Pennsylvania and Street Beamed -
Est;
ur equaled for huddle; outposts by a,
Lib. my or fin where. They ere from tweak.,
!nay feet front by one heated feet deep dub, to
op
None f the Lots v ftt he /widest Orate sale for
tlst, toe mine to eaah on the plat, but
when put up at auctlop they:will he sold to the
highest bidder without.reier.e,thd without re-
Tomos of Salo-(ret4hlrd- aesh, balance in one
and lee years, with ataxic, secured by CnOttiaga
on ta. premises. vomits, be Placa .4'3 Lot
when cold. as part of ttinessh payment..
A Prirr. ENOUBSION TRAIN will kali!, the
Penoeylvanut DenotiPittabtirthi at 2 o'clock Ph -
drily, on the. day of Sale, and take:tremens Dv'.
diet mid g!itlemen) to and from the Bale, Ina of
cheer. rib tickets required.
A. DIoILWATNE, Anat'r.
$llOO FOR/TWO-STORY FRAME
lc lt7Me Fleroln Lblil .
01 1 1 7 tic! Vaalt
16y. Poistesion April it. •
0 3. I:II:TTRBERT it SUNS,
an 23 61 Dlsiket acted.
Ji r ig W .dVP IifICTItoCaIUrTS:
_ _
R •
. •
- - - - --
EFINED SUGARS.—J tat received a
large re. k of Levering's Retitled Whir and
Yellow r PEW. For as Up the barrel Of 64
tail, at the Icweat market rater, at the Family
°merry Stare ol
JOHN A. RENSHAW,
at 26 oweer Liberty and Hand stream
A i I ILITARY CLAIMS. PENSIONS,
BOUNTIES, BAUR PAY and MILITARY
CLAIMS of ev, ry description, collected by tile
subscriber, at the tollossuta taw, :Pe s' acts,
flo all usher claims, fa 00
C. O. TA% I.tlio, hitt rhea at Lem,
Gram Exec, Pat.sbargh P.
N. B.—No ebarges sae made a the cuana does
not jointed, and.oll aVorsontto,2 roan mils.
17/AlsK STOCKS, &c.—ON TUKSOA.Y
Auguat nth, at a oirlock, will be
told on recond boor of Commercial Dales go.spr,
.0a Sraititheid strict, opporite roatobloc
-10 ohs. ■ Tatham e B.nk Stock,
It on. Birmingham GAS C . 0.;
11.1 do Mono Kabala Water Worke, (131r
rui, gbam )
/11)26 A bIeILWAINt, Anc.'r.
HOGSHEAD RIBBED SIDES;
1 Hogshead Shoulders.
- 52 Seventh Street,
PITTSBURGH.
su26:lw J&S. CAF DINER.
I, , XEctrTottls SALE OF isTOCKS.
TUE...SI/AN EVENING, Aufust 20th, et S
oa , oek, will be sOld, by otter of F. B. Bissell. Ex
ecutor, oa second Door of tae Ooosaiereist Sales
Er, zu, rod Stottllheld street, opposite YestolllJe,
(esti-mos to rear of MOM immediately from Clth
.sacct, to addliton to txstd.J eat/Masa from dolt
or of Se.es I'l 0.1.)
20 shares lasursnee Co.;
tEI no. Mun.mgabsls Bridge (13.1
to do. Hood treat Bridge tio
10 do. Alleihroy ()es V*.
.Q:4l A . bIoILW JUNE, Aaat.r.
oCKAWAYB, CAHRIAGE, so,—On
.L SAT lIRDAY M ufPfNo, Angust AIM, at tl
.k, will te •old, at thiaimeralal S vies Rowan,
lUd Suit) vela airrat
-2 atiperiur riockaWar ; •
I Faial'y T tva Lana iiarr;aire;
I ouli.e Sat v. lip a Fiamea.;
Riding Bruitem, .Irh PiLitUagmei;
2 doyen Fnlr LeAth, Hallera.
.03336 A Me IL..W A ISE. Auktineeer.
- -
I,GARS, TOISAUCO AM) TEAS.—
C'
6 /11TH pA, 1r 61,31N1 Nfi, Adeuat - .ULM. 10
&do. k, w.II Irn •old. at Conweerolel Jelea Menus.
106 00.110110.1 sue. h.
10,060 I rime Ha, no riamdwy
6 6 d. 116 • UMW , 63.‘vy fotea , n;
la et tievet../1613 du ,
do. 6,6 ni
3 celesta Ent 11.31 40. f ,“ Tea.
605 A. 616.LWAINE Arlutiolleer.
I HON RA Ffi AND Bi.MIL Y SAWING
MACHINES—On SA fIlriDA Y M'rRAIN(2,
Arno.% Mb, et II o'cln•lt, m;l' Ix •ALI, wt Com. ,
In. m•. 10• r•roltritlel I •• rein—
I tile Prom( Iron S•te. medium au ;
I ' le.grr Potent t iJor Se slug .11naolne;
2 , .../e do. dn.;
2 Paten; FninDy In. dn.;
.056 A. DIcILWAINE, Auctaancer.
BATES & BELL'S—
BREABLPAIT AND
SEA SIDE SiIAWLS:
suss S 1 V.l.l"Ula. Eittrepot.
LAW PARTNERSHIP
Not.ee I berth) Oren, that the ouderattzted
hare entered Into . 00-portnerahlp [err the PAAO
- Or LAW, to date from AUGUST 21, WA
AU hush:ma wilt Ea promptly attended to at Pic
60 GRAF T' STREET.
WM. M. MOFFETT,
GEO. R. COO-IRAN
BATES & BELL,s-
DRY C - CI OD /53
Opel)log every d.ky.
•11.111 21 FIFTH STREET.
BLEI
6s FIEDy.IIAI, STREET,
ALL.X...133 EILIECIIV - Ir.
House Furnishing Store
GFEAT CIL&NCE FOR
.A.€411;7. 44 i r TS
What the people want —tortrpleta 11,story of the
totte I too In use volume, shkendidl I , Illustrate:
Ist ht.. Pints esrastogs.. It collet. ..ling
mat et 11,,51 two large octavo vole all. agents
re se. Utz as teeny to the paste ground so hare
are
told of all other lea put together.
Inca 04.00. Ad.'ress
oats L. STEBBINg, Hartford, Ct.
INE.N 000DF.
Table Linen
•
Pillow Linen,
Damask Napkins,
Towelings,
A GUM) ASSORTNIENT,
Just received by
WRITE. ORB. & CO„
anlsdree Ile FIFTH STREET.
ALLEGHENY COUNTY FAIR.
THE ALLEGHENY .X , UNrY AGILKNIL
TERAL SOCIETY will hold en Exhibition dts.-
Ir g the
First week of October, to the Iron City
Park, near Lawrenceville.
Extrusive scrAl.gem ate are being made to cos
tribute sl_ccoss
The Grounds are aocessabie both by Steam and
Hor e Rallarsys. The IN:tattoo is highly pictur
esque and convenient.
A One Trotting Course, with other attrutiona,
al I Lori. e a large attendscosa
ear Communications to be sthlresse4 to the So
ciety RoestlNOt 1 , 11. TH 6T.,PlTrzlil7Roll.
at Illeler
PROPERTY FOR BALIi
TWO MOH DWELLING HOUSE'.
rust :te a tr . Ent i ll th W . t, PLCa to trghE i s k
STABLE. Also,
A Lease of Oil Land,,
square In Waist county . , Pa., fronting on the ti. 4
legtheny liver. inquire of
W. J. 4 HALL PATTERSON,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Kull 11l FOURTH STREET, PM/burgh
ALLEOLEIENY COUNTY, ea
1U THE HEIRS OF JAOOB FELISER, LATE
OF PITT TOW NS tat', DEO E ASED :
At the Instance of J. A. Llppe,t, Esq ou ere
hereby cited to be and appear ottore me, Wm. J.
lilehardson, So.:Oster of WM.. In and for mild
aenely, on or before TIIESDAY,the 79th day of
Await nest, at my office, at the Viotti . % Honse, In
the city of Pittsburgh, then and there to Dice out
Letters of Admhantration upon the Estate of the
aforseald flees:wed, or show cause, if any you
have, why mid
L tiers shall not be Issued to A.
Lippert, or sumo tber et person.
Olven under m 7 ascot sod teal of offlae, at Pitts
burgh, ta t . tD‘ a day of Aorltt., A. D 1965.
WM. I. It/CLI.A.I2I)S , IN,
It..vstor
i ) ; i u:G LIPIA_'&
NUTRITIVE FOOD,
FOR TFTFAriTS AND INVALIDS.
ant making n tAeastt t ati4 highly Hr.= Souy
mr Giant for rhflareo Lit olive,' t..e I.l3.tha's
gift,, fi,tl inva!l.sm of sld mica.
&IF Full direction. on email paale t, a
For wee .3 the CENTRAL D111:0 STORE,
weer of Ohio trod Federal .teats, to the Illathet
Howe, Allegheny.
GEORGE A. KELLY..
Magi
EAD
PIPE AND SHEET LEAD
LfAl . PIPE of all sues and thicknesses.
EVE LEAD of any thickness on hand and
dads to order, by
ALEXANDER NURDON, Agent,
Commission ➢inrchant, No. 102 Seconds:looG
teiDdhnd
REMOVha..
W ELLS, H 21)" Li 1 iHI
" .. ..,,t(1111:4VCS nu* tlttAlitt D7td_p_ More ato
No: Da WOOD STRE ET, canter ot
vlrgin where they are prepare 4 to MI ittl
oww la on
Val . ,. DMSIMI :2T) DWITYILLE3
promptla at the lowee paw' mr;
J 614313 u. BALPH,
ALre!3l:Ult.c.ay.
rridl4llll saI.PLIO/T OX.s.WINCIS SYEVI
Al lONS, for all Wont of bulilltizs, and smear.).
lottada that . ertotton resennable terms.
tar unto* on ANDEILSLIN Still:EA 'betimes
LllHN3ll.lll2llSonlnson. Atoutninw tor •
COCOA iluT9.-2,000 Fresh Cocos Nuts
reerlved MU day awl tor este-bv
EVTINg h BUGS.,
Nor. 12l as 1229 Mum slices
riEDAR BOLITS.—In sore and for sale
by ISAMU DIUKEY h U 0
eV IF: NT Wl* BR TOLEASE.t 18
JOBN W. HA. IS & CO.,
liestre Dean •ogsged exelusively la the
ert of treight to oar Consignees, (r dm the DU
QUESNE DEPOT, PENNA. RAILWAD. for
the last three year., would Inform the business
public that they are still pr. wired to deliver
nonght of all Mons. In !wire or email spis - itftles,
promptly on arrival,and at reasonable tate.—
hey cater to the toilooln. parties, who have
kindly voldoterred their s commendation ?dr.
BEST w always be found to sttendst ea et Pr rt
No ti, Duolerno De, ot, during the abseils of .1.
W. Hot :
• -
r . 111, , 0011011, ,t ,, g1.11 • dl, 191
The undersigned, blerehants and idualue.a Al, n
of the city of Fittsbargb, having had their city
fralrett delivered to them tor thy last Olive ye sr,
b; N;, Joan W. Barer, take this method of ex
pressing their erp.nbstlon or his a , retainer at sir
tine, to the bunions entrusted to hi• care. beLs
ale ays prcar it end earslul to bandit.; uur roots.
We ch. err oily recommend him o conk...airy
at large
Charlotte Blume, White, Ocr Si Co..
J. R. °Rainier, I. ,
IR'Farle nd a Collins, Batts a Heal,
Heilman. Lorne a Co., :11eeruel
W. P. Claop a Co, Piaui liugas
C. (J. Algeo, E cnorierts co.,
Jr Horne CA.. .010/1/4....0.ern
O. Hanson Love & !leo , tuner, ridding, a.
J. W. Barker Ca .lust no Kann,
E. Bourn., a Co., a1'1.114 erne.
J. a F.ll allionnel, James Robb,
M (Slide re Co., liordn. r a Schleifer,
M.inereser a. Brother, Jan.'s aloslenc.
L. 9 . French Se.l2on, U. Yeager a ,
A. Mot A Co., Char.. SincLar,
J. Oarioll, 1. 11. 511121,,
J. C Wallace, i. a J. rt.'lJ.Urg,
Sbinklett a Auday, Davos Is Phillips,
Hine, Ilighy, liekewell, Pea s
Joe. o oodwell a rO., by Fleet,
R F Seiler. a. 00., Waoueide a. Wallace,
BAT b. CO., S. ()over, •
K. H Jack, Om Oi t 'glen F. ii,.,
Logue a rirerg, WhiLato•e, 0700/ a 1 0 3ff,
W. O. Jelluslon lk Co.. thee
W. La H. Wale lust, tun T eO/./ . 0,
J. B. Hilie•man, Welty( Varaliall,
Kalamai, IM peuhelmei 1. 11 W
& 00.. L ro , e 1 tot a Sons,
H. 1.. Malmo, Richard E. 'tree',
hwhnot,ShanzionatOn J. Riee a lirother,
Whlere , ee Hare, &Mined al to .
J. seph Plummer, A. Fruwenteld k Bro.,
..I.n en Bonn, lr, 1, Lyn IL
K W. Lynd. r A. 111411elland, per B.
al• Termini Se Hatiese*l 511Rellync,
Retneman, Merran eati.. W. S Haven, per W. 11
Armstroi g Bro. b. 0.., Bunter.
•ultat
IVINRY G. HALF,
Merchant Tailor,
MORT!' -II EsT row% ro or pc?, It!. CLAIR ST!
ITTS Will, ?A
Takes great,plessure In •nnounotrit to ht. n,mer
bus I ustt.n./ re and the pun Ic 4e.r.pee 1.. t
ptuchmes Red arrangements /or 'he PALL SCA
e•tll eeee now cern: toted, hawing been personally
witched from the ftre , class cloth houses At the
k seder, cPle s Oull such s Masao' Footle AM.,.
tally to tecommen cd wilt be centred, Whieh em
brace. the nesse et 'aril molt sprrered material.
end erylee, the entite stock toelne vent lame vend
eine retort. Dir. Hale has much confidence in Invi
ting early Inapectleo.
Mt'Pk. P FINE tILACE. COLORED MO ['HS,
ANT , POE SHINS, as usual, warranted fast In
colors, An" IF and texture.
.
. ,
IMF LION CLOTHS end other new postings,
new •ty to for es lire suits
A pest v•rtety of FINE L A -SIMER r't for
P•ot. and V.Se, for Mt rotas sod Evaniti; a d•r.
• 11,11
sUId2dSR GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
At 9S Market Sfreef
Where we are closing out our Immense stock at
very low rates.
Boots, Nboes, Gaiters and BaMorals
very cheap fcr cub, at
J. H. BORLAND'S,
118 MAE= ST EE
Sesond door from Filth.
GE SPEECH THAT HAS BEEN SO
1
ler g mpoken of comes off on the First, Mon
day in he i.e.:oboe. Thi• dpateh conta'os
Sather Abraham's first and lest amnia concerning
the tont:dery flee 004 him armv. All 10010 •ol.hers
will pan test night, hare of che-7e. i.overs of old
Abraham Lincoln will come in on the first nimht.
The second night will be the remembrance , 01 001.
Fuck, the great Nebraeka Chief, cad the Dr. The
then,. of the Colonel sod he Or 'a, oa rte Inroad
night, will please attend at Lafayette Rail Thim
is tot the benefit of the Doct,..r, for his behavior
In the lat• war. Toorm open et 1 o'cloCk. The
Lector will appear on the etage at 8%. awe
THE GREAT EMPORIUM
BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS,
DRY GOODS,
Ca.ssimeres, Satinets, Jeans, .fie.
T. A.llll LELLAAD% 101T109 HOUSE,
pETROLICUM PUBLICATIONS.
THE Cll. ftE(IIOIT'S OF PEwNSTLVAALA
wUh map utd charta; Elvo. Cloth. II
s nirsnvED 319. P OF FEN/LNG-0
O.IIITY I If, HEOIJISTS, glowing (alms, au.
townshve, eta., eta. G 9 00•
MU'S I3IPHUVLU ..11.1P OF WARREN
01JUNTY, PA., uniform with nap of Venatmo
Ott It. glom SI tO.
IV.
HUNT'S Nl4l' OF WETZELL (70UNTY,
W Err VA. (Fishia g and Il 1 Creek 011 Reglottsj,
untlorm with XL•pa OI Vens.ago and ILLYGLI COM}
W. 1.0.
'Ti? OF WEST - VIRGINIA AND
011/0. $1 00.
DIAGRAM AND REGISTER FOR OIL
Wlt LLB. Prices roduenL 00 al la.s.
OIL LEASES—two kinds. toe., or Ii per dozen.
THL
THE NAT:ORAL PETROLEUM TIMES,
pot:dialled aretaly. to mate, $3 II per ecatum.
JOBB P. HUNT, Publiaher,
59 FIFTH ST., MASONIC! HALL.
map Berri by return post en receipt of price.]
cull
THE PITTSBURGH PAPER MAIM
PACtCHIPO COMPANY oMr for aAle
1,100 anis. Crown Wrapping Paper
1,000 bells. Bedlam
1,000 Wis. Bedlam
1.000 Odle. D. C. and D. 0. do
They have also on hand are constantly renalvto4
from their Mutt, MANILLA PAPER of all
weights and sites,
HARDWARE PAPER of wi
n'eight. and sizes, PRINTS, EERY and SATU
RATED ROOFING, kn., do.
AII quantities sod afros of PATER MADE TO
ORDER. at Ms shortest notice, to snit ottscomen.
WANTED,
1,000 TONS OF GOOD MIXED RAGS
WAREHOUSE: Bh THIRD STREET.
start( PITTSBURGH, PA.
IiDETEOLIA MACHINE WORts.B.-
-1- B. B LEOBT, Manufacture: of Lb Ueda
Mateo Patent Improved
OIL WELL TOOLS.
FANS= POST, AND WALKING. BEAM
IRONS, and all Firrtiats USED IN SINK
ING OIL AN tr SALT WELLS, Net. el and LI
ottlo STREET, on the upper route of the Riau.
rer Paa.enger Railway. P n. AAhireaa, Boi
11 ALIA() H.P.r: Y. PA.
Part.molar Atter.tloo la Ilia iota 10.
pt erst Lt. to .Tire 01 toe
point Sun sod Low Motu trot, h I..ucoers.l ea
pittaly for t.b.10. All parts warrsoted and mode
to stancaid thee ; the pion atot aoukels of any ono
Set littang any ether of hia manufacture having
the name number, Steam kloginas and Maehine
Work made to Wit, Wo Larne the piddle to unit
and examine, and Judge for tnemielree; and We
ehalkmoei equality it vorkmananip and eampett
Son. Send for Oiad and lltreular.
ISAACCRAIG'S
OUTI ET SAW MILL,
ANI) BAItGE YARD.
Craig Street, Allegheny,
wITT's •
j PO.LYTRI.CUM
FOR m Mia,
'W 20100,1 0 4 6 9 all who Wive usau It to
be A No. J. Try ye doubteri awl be
convineed. For sale by 1W druggists.
Jytettyd
RIESEOff At Ma,
Engine Bnllama and r4aohltilata,
Nutnatures of Itleßeales Patent Balance Val era
for Steam Enamel, O Enema, Brewers" -Mr
dither", Stunting. kiarmars,Pulleyry rot..
Coney ElattLion Pike .11Ustargh,
Repairing and pattpft up .ina. promptly
tteuded to.
_
1 BiId.KDIATE POESESPION:*-VWO
- fiTOIIIr 13RalfrDNYELLING BUOSE Foa,
VALk, web Lot of Grottad, Ftont.lagou'llgtom'
wed, coarAilaik sttoe*.
ArT4 to. B. -0151 - 11.11Eff. r a - SONS,
Guts • .6A.ffiarkot. street.
TOOL.-0 Backs in store and for Bale by
bull Lselelt MILEY h. OM
' IrE if"
-
OIL YARD AND IRON TANK'S
r /51.41.1.111
We ace, for - sale, on sweartraGnosorterms, our
Oil Yarn at Lawreemseille. with tanks, Sheds,
Warehouse, Office, Stable, and ther EiSitlIMP.
It la roe best Landing ear ' lienty; tom creep
convenience for easily and cheaply removing 1111,
In bulk or banes. tom the river to tank, or .wate
house alongside the Alleshany Valley Rallrolut.
inch as Pumps, Engine and Boller. Reception
Tar ke; Railroad hom river to warehouee; its fact.
these a nothing waning to enable person , doing
a Crude itl business la the most economical maxi
net. Au an Inreel meet for income,we doubt If
persons wiahing to male one, both ae and prof
itable, could do better. 'The Tanga will always
"IA for a price that will pay at least twenty per
err t no our price.
Fu furthe r particularly apply to
BREWER, BURKE h 00..
Corner Duquesne {day and Hancock it.
aut:6:trus od
TANDIZ\G FOR NALE
.1
AT OIL CITY.
the Lac.fire t wired by Brewer, Burke at. Co.,
L h Shin, t dire, Tanks and linnes, on bank
or Allegheny ricer, at Oct LI: y, will be sold at
Auction on WEDNESDAY, the 77th day or Sep-
Duct,. at two o'clnek p. if not previously
6.1.4.0 of at Private Sala, Thin Landing Le one
of the beet on the river bank, having on hundred
left liver frontage, sod running back to the tint
Street, with smote Led limn and Pla tonna, ton
T•nka. cacti six hundred barrel. capacity, t
I Di) C this buhdlr 88. loepa.ticulars apply to
JUyiN P. TRACY a
o the premien, or to
BREWER, BURKE a. t.O,
Corker (nattiest. Way sail innock et ,
Iku2G.lrn - rotl Pittanurgh, Pa
SUCCESSFUL TRILITILIEIIT
!Ironic Diseases, Consumption. Scrof
ula. rypbills. Seminal Debility,
and all Female Complaints,
BY
DES. AMOS & JOHNSON,
1.413 Fourth Street.
PITTNIMAGIff, PA.
Testimonials from the Medical Profes
sion and Others
Mr. Editor: It Is with pleasure I make known
the ballots mg toots to the outdo; ballevleM my tea
ticutny any be 01 serv.ce to SWIM 111V1h, Who has
hitt ot to failed to obtain relief. At all scents lam
Coln no more than tut Lac to two atealeal gentle
r!. ucf out city, in tonte.incot ti at / have sue.
oca. iy name several very bad cases of seminal
weakness anti Itcuale complatto a, by atloylini the
Me on c.t tsoatment no. prescribed by Drs. Amos
b I obr son.. • • • • •
For :emelt. wraknres 1 co not know of anything
that ran equal tlo te acme 1 have preatribed
them Joe a great many ladies who hive been trors
bke for years with eakhess, ao,l in every ease a
per rot Cure his been tresteo; erase eery bad
casts have yielder , to this =oda of treatment in
the short spice or two weak.. 1, • •
Toms, respectfully:
ccieas.,ll to. F. BIERWIN, ..I.L D.
UleveLesul, Ohio, rem:caw 23, 1883.
ERTIFICA TE FROM THE REV. DR. RA VILTOR
C. FRE/ICLI, OF MONTREAL.
I certify that Drs. Ames ZS Johnson's medicines
have cured my site, who was subject to debility
n.any ys ars. The nada/Alms were used only two
mantas. AL U. YIIEIIOII, L. D.
Important to Ladies
Our PERIODICAL DROPS will bring on the
monthly sickness in cam.• of obstruction from an,
cati.e. Pike It. N. 11.—Ladice Who are preg
n•nt should cot one them.
Tonic kr Et male Weakneee, a certain cove 12.7
IrJectioli for the Whites or Lencorrticeit,i-d.
TISBABEB CF THE BLOOD, &c.
Drs. Amos ¢ Johnsos—Deer Sin: I must again
state that your remedies for scrohda and blood
dt. eases me really excellent. For scrofula, mid
air or Mini/Ulu oi tar, blood, I and they WPM
1.11 to cute alien used as directed. I have sue
cot.dod in coring the ROM Cant. OfstphllL now
to our hospitals, In the short named two months.
F. W. R. LESLIE, M. D.
Cinema art, December 180, I=
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Drs. dm. k Johnson: I have cured, by tke use of
your remedies, several patients that had peen to
mates of the Lunatic Arylum from the evil ed. 01.
of seminal weakness or smiantry habits. For
such cases I consider nothing can equal your mad.
.1. W. SALL.I.N.S, 11.1. D.
Albany, N. Y., October 16th, IfhP.
Take Particular Notlee.—Dm. Amos &
Johnson address all those who have injured them-
selves by Improper Indulgence and solitary bah
its, whim ruin both body and mind,.curdlttlog them
for either bush:um, study, society, or marriage.
These are sone of the sad and melancholy ef
f. no. produced by early habits of youth, tweet
Weakness of inc back and limbs, pales in th
head, dironeu of sight, loss of momolar pore
Palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervous Ire
tabllity, derangement of the digestive tuned=
general debility, symptom. of consumption, &a.
Dra. Ames k Johnson have for many years e
elusively devoted their strentlori to the treaters
of :be disorders referred to to thew ha:tr.:hats
Addrees, Dan. AID IN et JOHNSON, '
No. ten Fourth street,
a uSdnidstleirodersaw Pittsburgh, P.
A.M.ID3 BO W 21,
MAPII7ACILTHER cap
Si-PROVED BOEING TOOL&
Sinking Oil, Salt and Other Wello
tio. 188 WOOD tTEERT,
Tools werrented mute of the very best swag
dll:11 LOW KOOK IRON.
WELL BORERS
1-.croc , oast Oath Iriactas
Icitz such snide, as an (woman tO canal=
operations, viz:
ANVILS
Brazos's,
SLE
ES
Kelm Fah,
SHOVELS,
PIONS.
AIM
HATRE
SAWS,
WEBB , ,
PLANES.
WEEISR I JIM,
LZVELs,
I NAILS, &a
Rape, Lauber and Awn Bentz
a Ilqf wash I Lair• , castantly a Mrs.
Ist exalt
COKE ONE, COME ALL J
GEBTLEEEFI'S FURNISHING
STORE..
Nos. 18 and 15 St. Clair St.
The attention of the public is called to the tarn
and extensive stook of GENTLY!" SIPS FOR.
KISSING GOODS, first opened at the above.
mentioned place, which I am now offering at great
lougainn Any one want of the above Goods,
it to their adventag• to give to. a cad,
and examine my stock before purchasling else.
where. They can find the largest and beat selected
mock of Fins White shim; ex,ra sizes, fleAtegee
Shirts, Woolen, Cotton pod Maki Thread Under.
shirts and lirswir, beam, Neck Tie., Socks, Si..
Venders, Butterflies, and everything pertainlog to
the Gentlemen!. Furnishing Goals, in the city,
Remember the piece, 13 and G St. their Mont.
BANUEL LEVIN.
N. B. A large nook of Rats, Caps, Grev's Oct.
tars,
_Lockwood's, Universal, BYrote• Eihmiltd
an yiSyyzYY
do heavy
P iz
VULCAN COAL YARD;
ROBERT DALZE LL.
Office adkrattlog Atsahlte ghop of the Pitt,.
boreh and itenetellsville Itaf.ns.to Ooreopme.
Best Ingtighenl kmity toot nit Nut WI
ALWAYS ' ol4 '
COAL DELIVERED AT 311ORT,NOTItI,
W IL
so l i e cTeetiTit e 7. tir. r4E
reo L e )f an c atl . ,&
OFFIVE. Elfto street.
Daum It RACE.,
have on hand a tune assoanteal of
MOWING MACHINES.
134:2.7a,191=1
Strip azuerti, Scytho andllay Rakes,
pro. 28 and 30 OHIO BMIL7,'
FORT PITT FOUNDRY
CCl•WE'COXtrle•Vgig.ti..2l3•
WDI r1CA 1 4 . 1../.. • ... •••••, 94.4 . 4.9431M9A;T,
JOB IrPTI' ZAStai 4. ISAP.
02121e111.116-EOl la NAP i EPtl E
I,Sscrsiuna to Marta Mica
Manufaciattit of Ordnance, iad'all klada'ot Hes.
Cattingli Tta una AL*, 81140, -. •
Ines emu .. . 1hn11.1341Y
grEEL it 3.IILEY; T •
stock Biokeis and Real Estate igtnts
Stocks !might and soldfasels
! 0%. •
02110erWit*M3 ILUS, .
16 birreliNc. Lard.oll ; - •
le4l de cure Mick Creetr:Lubricistlig; in
- tt,c a: d
JA.311.11 IIaT•Z9.LL• & SON
t 4 mut 1, gßtj...r Buret. •
MACRUM & GLYDE SAYE !anal . -
STD AS PARTNERS,
Frank Tan border aud;;Calcin Hagan'
Tie partoerehtp to Sete Dom it.cruet Ist, and the
and the boatman to be conducTlOl under the mane
and style of
Macrum, Glydp & Co.,
WHOLESALE AND ROAIL DEALERS
Are receiving every day by " . ..,s1 1 road and Elpreu,
For Fall Trade,
To wbLob we would esti the attention of out
friends and cuatomen. 4
Haring been conaderahly hampered for want of
room, we have bought out ihe whom Stock and
flood Will of JCSY.PH WOPENORS, and by
potting the
I WO HOUSE:I IN ONE,
Our endeavor has been to treat with Adman all
who tavored us with their eWitom, and we wish to
say if you want anything
Boaidmomo *Ala C3k..l::M=na
Cr Latest Styles, o Fin. Goods,
OUR PRICES
We Will P 4 as Low
es the market will afford. (Air euratmelt will be
fovea igISURPASSED r eitaks la VASSETY or
PHIOM. All we want t,
D. S. Quesum,
D. v. Glyt
LOCTLWOOp'I3
ALL PAPER --- -
The .rew Price Ltd of august
LINEOBTANT CHANGE S HAVE BEEN
Made In the Price o : Some Styles
JOBBERS CAN RAVE ;SHE NEW LISTS,
on application at the omce or
RO. lOsTrit snrEEr.
Agents for the Sale of LooofoolrB COLLIES.
M 123
THE CELEBRATED!'"
PATENT GLACE PAYER COLLAR,
The only (nay Perspiration Proof
P1T79811150a, PA
13==39
Fa:..ECIECENT
01==.1
Mir GOODS
NOS, 7S AND SO AIAREET STREET,
wra xnassa*wckisi
NOTIONS AND FANffY BIDES,
NEW () D S
Shall hsre outitchat. roo for our ouutomtll.
Whole sale or Retail,
GIVE lIS A FAR TRIAL I
Fr'Etok Van Gorder,
crsityi. Hagan.
MACRUDI, GLIDE & CO
chr.acows t‘xivzia
AND
15th 4. orostty.
MACFQst a !tanLELE,
Collar Jlrade.
1 5 , 0 p o
OF THESE POITIOR COLLARS
Received Viis Day.
MERCHANTS AND DEALERS supplied with
sal s zee, et letrest r it-uh rates.
MACROId eit
NO. 1941PTEI STREET
HAMBURG .4
Infaert**. g s,
,
4,
I HAMBURG TROMINGS,
1 Utile Edged Venni Ribbons, '
CROTOLIINEIWISIGS,
TIII kish Morocco Pti.ket Book', l i
-1"
AT
1
P. H. RAVOlirEi.
atm - 17 FreTi STREW'.
NEW GOODS
F3R atLYI
•
.„..
oros.
have NA. - op* a news liker of Molt* Pnew.
Cicala for th Weer ;watch to which ttlepia.
Pans Dress and Panne' Tt. wank, new style;
Franch , ltatioas, new style; Chirnlture sad Beaded .
,Pattas Lace Coll rr a Iwaii•Hkelki• Istout
novelties in Lew Vein: 1 1 5;tjunitc. Embroidered
Sinai; Duplex Hoop .pkttie. Samara:. Skirts;
Stockings; atoms ties Shice',Hhawia
Cones: Head Nettst. react Combat Parsing'
Alld San Medea: Binkee; lilwtattP Plain Ara
Striped tiwia aed Neitteitoklei
FINE 'FaNS
In Pearl, Ivory, Boodle; bas. •
wiroLEstaa ROOD'STAIRS."
JOS HOtErs•er, CO
EMMET.
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• • pozszie, LAOEN.. Ocz
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Thetwitruts...;
!CILTI24—t. 00 bush: pripp
.Ciats, 81.0r0
• A-.• azd forsVe by
FETZERftrISTRONG,
5'4.43 comer ket aad Fan _