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FICIDAY.MORNING, JUNE 20, 1858
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Par' For Televaphio News see Sd page. For
City and Commercial Nears Bee 4th page.
lAnodal Oorreirpendroar of the .Dally etsette.
PIILLIDierI3II4 Jane 18,1866,
Wednesday morning. j •
Magee' Fend Hall, in which the Convention
mote, will hold about 2000; one half is fenced
off for the delegates, every inch of the ground
reserved for them being °coupled; and the space
for the publio'is crowded to suffocation. The
Hell in In, a quiet place and 't lepity itdid
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not hold more; but if it were mph larger it
would be impeesible to - be heard in it with COM
-fort. The anangeinente made by the Local
Cotintittee are excellent, and leave no room for!
complaint.. The provision for the at:commode
thew of the press are thorough.
The Convention was called to order at 10
o'eloak Prayer Ina offered by Bev. Anson
Bood, of Philadelphia. The Bta , os were then
celled for, one name selected front each for the
National Executive Committee.
ersnorrat execorrre comatrrss.
Maine Joseph Bartlett,
N. _Hampshire Geo. (}.Fogg,
Manathasette T. Z. Goodrich,
-Connecticut Gideon itelles.
Ilhodelaland Wm. W. Chase
Vermont ... ... .......... Lawrence Brides:xi,
New York E. D. Morgan,
New Jersey J. P. Sherman,
Delaware B. D. Williams.
Maryland Geo. Harris,
Geo. Bye,
rellespeanta ....T hou. Ohio..Thos. Spooner,
.Thehigan Z. Chandler,
Thalami Jas. Ritchie,
Mingo Norman B. Judd,
.s.Jno. H Bweedy,
lowa. Andrew J. Stevens,
Kentucky - Wm. 8. Bailey,
Kansas Martin F. Conway,
Crditenda Cornelius Cole,
Nebraska Jas. H. Shields,
Ethmeeeta ' Martin S. Wilkinson,
D. of C ..,..._....Lewis Clephane, jr.
. Judge Wilmot, from the committee on resolu
done made report es follows: [These were.given
In telegraph report yesterday morning.]
The last resolution gave rise to some debate.
Mr. Stevens, of Pa., was afraid it would be mie
n:Worst:l4 although he heartily endorsed it,
and a motion was made to'recommit
Mr. Spooner, of Ohio, thought it was perfect
ly right, in language and sentiment, and opposed
- the recommitment. Dr. Gianni also opposed
the recommitment, when the motion to reoom
was withdrawn. Geo. Bingham, of Mich.,
exempted a verbal alteration, which would re
- , move allobjectiore and after a speech from Chas.
Gittans, of Pa-, in its favor. The suggestion
wee adopted, and the platform was then carried
with a trentendocut aye.
A motion was then made to go into an informal
ballot for the selection of a candidata for Presi
dent. Gen. Jas. Watson Webb, of Now York,
opposed the motion as premature, in as much as
an informal ballot would lead to commitments
..oon the part of members injurious to the chance
of making a judicious selection. He though t
- this. the meat important Convention that ever
, was assembled. Those who framed our govern
, Mena took Minh tiro. to deliberate; and are we
',wtser than cur fathen ? Every thing depended
upon making a wise selection; we meet have a
name under which we can all rally, or the coun
tawill be plunged into a civil war. He spoke
at Borne length, thelmrden of it being in favor
of .111'Lean, and he Invited a free conference and
expression of epinion as to the probable contin
gencies of the canvass.
Gov. Kent, of Maine, ooincided with General
Webb. He wanted a postponement of the nomi
nation, that further conference and deliberation
might be bad. We were at an important crude
_ in oolong affairs; and we ought to be careful
beery° act, lest we act wrongly. Ho wanted a i
foil and free ; conference of all the delegations,
by Committees, or otherwise.
Dr. Elder made a chanoteristio epeech. He
was in favor of conference, not in Committees,
:",but he r e, flee to face, where each State can
. Speak for iteelf, calmly, and let all know what
each may want.
Hoe. Charles Francis Adams, of Man., was
oppoemi to any postponement. Wo were all
prepared to vote now, and, conference each as
had been proposed, would only lead to confusion
and discard •
Gov. Patterson, of N. Y., spoke very highly in
favor of Mr. Seward, for President, but eald he
had the painful duty to perform of withdrawing
the name;of Mr. Seward from the canvass, at
the request of the delegition from New York.
He pledged the support of Gov. Howard and his
friends to the nominee.
-'''''jTtie motion to proceed to an intermal ballot
sin !h!h
-.Mudge mantaing„ after paying the highest
compliment to Judge McLean, of Ohio, read a
letter from him anthoriziog his friends to with.
draw his name from before the Convention ea a
esididate.
Mr. Mitchell, of Ohio, retorted in high terms
of praise to Gov. Chase, of Ohio, and read a let
ter from him withdrawing his name from the list
of esindidatee.
Mr: Stevens, of .Pa., said the letter of-Judge
McLean embarrassed the Pommies/31a delega.
Linn. They had with unanimity agreed upon .
Jodge , MeLean, and cow they asked for:an op
portunity to console with themselves and others.
, Moses H. Grinnell, of N . Y., moved, that for
the purpose of giving time for consultation, the
Convention idlest& till 5 o'clock, r. w., which
was coaled; and the Convention, in the pastor
intense exeltenuat,.adjourned
The meeting this morning has demonstrated
heir difficult It is for large bodice to deliberate.
A mist of 1000 delegates gives way more freely
to 'topples than to season; and as the bulk of
She members Cannot find opportunity to make
speeches, they7ent themselves in criesof "yes"
and otto," and'other elemeits of confusion.
Whoa the platform nos read, the concluding
resointlin was deemed by some to have an ugly
stitdnin and the "
moment attention was called to
••
It, the Contendern gave way,to Band* exciting
ezpresaiona on both elder. It ,was only by a
well-Gind Suggestion' of amendment' by Gov.
4 1licgtexu; of Afichigan, that a real difficulty with
ft was avoided.
was so, likewise' while the debate about
gologrinto in informal ballot was proceeding.
11 se majority eirldantly wanted to go into a bal
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-and they listened with evident reluctance
• „id4w many nuinifestations of diegniet, to
,s4 .. oiwit,oli they did not want to beer. thin
spry, the Convention got into , many m in as
eceneeisindthst at the clone of the_ eonvention
'wee: the most exciting of all. After McLean,
, Chascand ttirgra had leen withdrawn, the
desire. t*.hilr.a: 4-1 4 110 1 . wan -Unger , then ever;
red when Thaddeus Stevens demanded an ad.
jourament, to give opportunity for consultation,
dire - yea re* near sm,t'iraar; b'2 t the C°ll7en ,__ .
..',llol34:effied to the suggestion of M ole, lL pr.-
A O it New York, and the adjournment MU
The rennoliiii4 delegation his getertained
tiiithltere to Marion, aCd • 'ionfe,tenbe with tho
_ 'either delegations, is now going on. '
" s i : • 'arzetutoori esstoort. _
= Ihit.43iOnzaittitis tiiiinnlaiititirrianisatlon
pojted.the , imam of Col."iftniy 8 tut, of In.
TittiTrOliest aud
AslntitrY: fokelch Statei.lol . Either la the VW
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Presldmtfo iiittleylvanlii.and 'bait; ilianight
The cams of Cot leetriris received with loud
applause. Messrs. ' Critehgeld of Ohio, Patteroen
of N. Y., and Mariam of Pa, were appointed
to conduct him to the Chair.
Col. Lane returned thanks for the honor con
ferred upon him. The time, the plate, and the
occasion, he said, the anniversary of the battle
of Bunker mu, and within eight of Indepety
dance Hall were fitting for beginning again of
the great battle of Freedom. This day begins a
new era in our politics—the resurrection of the
north. He rejoiced at the evidence present of
the upheavizig of the masses. A sense of com
mon danger has driven men together, hitherto
kept politically separate, that they may work for
the-common good. He was once, he said, a
warm admirer of Henry Clay; but when the Ne
braska bill was passed, all his love for Kentucky
politics was burled In the grave of Henry Clay.
He listened in vain then for the. voice of Ken
tucky. [A voioe—ehe will be heard yet.] Yes,
and so will the nation be heard.
The great question before the nation was the
admission of Kansas, , to which everything else
must yield. The' country a few years ago was
free from agitation; but now, by the acts of
heartless end brainless demagogues, a fierce ag
itation haa been precipitated upon us. We are
not responsible for it; but we would not be men
if we did not meet it and defend our endangered
rights. The este now enacting in Sansei were
not equaled in atrocity by anything this aide of
the Middle Agee. He recited the many acts of
oppression carried on there by the adroinistra
tion at Washington—of the head of which, when
history came to be written, it would be hard to
say whether he was moat fool or knave. To re
sist the Draconian code of Kansas, wed an seta
teleran duty, If it was true; ast he belie - eel It was,
that resistance to tyrants was obedience to God.
It was a orime under that code to read the De
claration of Independence—it was en Inceediary
document Even tho'Bible—that glorious revs.
latioo, was an anti-slavery document, and came
under a similar ban.
The democratic party, with an effrontery ap
proaching to the sublime, in that platform Which
it would be no idolatry to worship—for it was
the likeness of nothing in heaven or earth
—had resolved to discourage all agitation of
Marry! Could It be trusted?
lie alluded to James Buchanan, and his su
perabundant antecedents—his federallaim, which
he adhered to as long as there was It federal
etrooghold in Pennsylvania. No doubt hie eon
version was an honest, but It was a very end
den one. Where was his democracy when the
peerless Henry Clay was a democrat.? If
Henry Clay were now living he would be with
us, and the crocodile tears shed by Buchanan
democrats over his grave were a greater insult to
hts memory than all the abuse they heaped
upon him while living.
We are here, he raid, to belect s a standardand
bearer; lot no personal bickeringa interfere
with our harmony; but, determined to follow
the glittering banner of our country to victory,
let us throw all personal preferences aside, and
unite with heart and soul upon the nominee
to bo selected. We were all overs of the Union.
Where did the reproaoh of disunion cast on as
come from 1 It came from the twining nulli
fern of South Carolina, with Gen. Jackson's
halter yet around their throats. It was a mea
tus cry, Indulged In only by demagegues„and
believed only by foots.
On a beautiful morning in 1781, - the , watoh
men of Philadelphia sent up the cry--tt past
midnight, a beautiful morning, and Cornwallis
Is taken." Oa the morning of the 6th of next
November, the watchinen would have thy op
portunity to proclaim—" past midnight a beauti
ful morning, and James Buchanan Is defeated."
This speech was received throughout with
deafening cheers and the most tremendous ap
planet!. We cannotint on paper the peculiar
vela with which it was delivered, (and the sketch
here given is but a poor ekeleton;) bat it stirred,
up the enthusiasm of the Convention to Its very
depths, and was In all respects a splendid effort
of western oratory, It was all the better receiv
ed, because Col. Lane didnot look like an orator.
He is a rough looking backwoodsman, and the
Convention at first thought it had made a ML.
take. in selecting him; but when the first burst
of eloquence Caine out lee bad the Convention
with him, and franc that point forward all was ,
enthusiasm until be concluded.
The Committee on Crodentials, through Mr.
Spalding of N. Y., made a report. The only
contested emits were from the Philadelphia dis
tricts in Penna.; and the Committee reported in
favor of the originally appointed delegates.—
They also reported that the rates of the Hones
of Represeetatives be adopted; that the votes of
the several States ehonfd bo given In the ratio
of three to every electoral vote, provided that no
State should give more votes than it had dele
gates, and that Hanna should vote as a State.—
The report was adopted.
Hon. C. B. Smith, of Ohio, was called on for a
speech, u none of the other Committees were
ready to report, he was followed by Owen .k,ove.
joy, of Illinois, and Hon. Henry Wilson, of MUD- I A Great Blessieg to the Ailiteted—The
achusetts, when the Convention adjourned till number and ihnaldable chamfer of dimness of the Lim
tomorrow at 10 o'clock, A. hi hare told challenged the attention of medical tam fame
of Co.
se these dews% denial ender the general tram The speeches ef the gentlemen named were sonsvtlati, hare Dave subtend hsettrabla aid the unbar.-
ell poierful, well conceived efforts—fall of two tif mese! allowed to We. without mediae winos to oda
and eloquence, and were responded to frequent bth2 th „ sh
e.V. ° _ " , eflee "r h ;,, 116 " nr thi '
barn mend wh e N Swoinion". to
ten al!
17 with wild burets of .applattse whebeeer a good eccuttaints.of whatev-r ehanseter, arising from daraaar
hit was made. The names of the several candle meat of the U r ee j; The . rule oh ,... eumee r 4 °De ' k """
dates for President were alluded to by two netlf on the ever; oa r % brio t.o
eon .,
Va .
speakers, and each was greeted with great warmth *Ming it from Mown, cute or and enervates the corn
—the name of Fremont being-more loudly cheer I ' 2 t o , lt Me unSth r in or t i b i .dl"". ..4 l l = t h a r n ,
ed than the others; bat when Henry Wilson men- failed to ovine* nixes the seat of the amen bet Dr. sto
ne felt fn = . atozi the action or the
boned the name of &WARD, the whets Central. t e .f e llt y m r e theme ". l . Oh .
lion rose to its feet, gave the New York Bens ' , 'era, and
disease which then= derive thel art ?exthiste.
three times three, and could not have been warm lel.Pareameri will be careful to sex lb. Dn. eruct=
in. in their applause if he had just been nominal. unaorlll3.ll4 man
Pa tetVby MUM°
tpoetina
ed for President by ululation. The same to be Linn 11114 now bet" the vulsbe. Inf ":l ll•Lane's
feeling was shown to Senator Wilson himerif V 1 4 .1 1.
when he first mounted the platform. The Coo- ' behad of au
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norttarm
vention.rose, en mass, to its feet, cheered awl iat ,4 *.a
waved handkerchiefs, and gave every poseibie
demonstration of high regard for the Indomita
ble Senator from atessaebneetts.
A mass meeting to now holding at fistionei
Hall, and Hon: 'nomad Williams is one of the
speakers.
A comi tcloation from the North American
Convention tely held in New York, was read
by tbo Chair. A motion to refer to tv om mit t e
of one from each State was made, but a motion
to lay the whole subject on the table was made
by Mr. Giddinge, aqd carried.
Mr. Spaulding, of Oltio, withdrew the with. %
drawal of Judge M'Lean road thin morning, at
the request of the Pennsylvania and other dale
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gatlone.
The Brit ballot waelhen ordered, and Messrs.
Barth of Indiana, and Morgan ofN.
ed . teller& It resulted—Fremont, 959; SPlotau,
196; Banks, 1; Sumner, 2; Seward, 1.
Gen. Webb eaid this vote was Informal, 'hut
there wee no neceaalty to make it formal. He
wail ready to help make it unanimous.
' Jno. Adams Fisher, of Pa., aeoonded by Judge
Wilmot, moved to make it 01:=111:110123. Judge
-Wilmot made a few happy remark, In eupport of
his motion; but there being a gencial desire% for
a formal ballot, one was ordered.
Pending this.basiness a motion via made by
Mr. Oddlogs to reconsider the rote by which the
communleation'of the North American Conven
tion was laid on the table. The motion was
supported by snare' Speakers, and opposed by
some, whenthe motion to reconsider mut earriedi
and the contananiestion was referred to the com
mittee on' resolutions.
A formal ballot was Cleo. taken, which result
ed ae follows: 329 for Fremont,- 39 for •Iti'Lean.
The motion to nominate Fremont acelsrafr ,
tkre one carried, when tie Ocerrention went wild
wiiii.entheelearo, the AMerlean Bag wae-wit*ed,
and a begs placard, bearing the bmoription
“For Pnuddent, John Q. Fremont," was ; sieve;
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tad amid trentenciono upper appLauss,
Ingof. gags, ands good time gm:totally.- The
Convention then adjourned till tirmorrow..
The McLean men took ffis defeat very hardly;
'and oohld: with difficulty repress their 'MartaCa
' don. The Pldiaslelphiszus were espeoially =or-
Itud talk Tor/ tia 3 Pcod l2 6 l .l; bat it , was
hit so; here, in -1818, when .Clay waa detested
by TsYlor: They; .wilt Bet over It: The - West
and the BnA - bowefitti , :bre . *o l 4o l B with
ttou&tia "
Riietruterni or liaoas.—ti*ottivork iiii
prehetided erhenthe resolution' to expel - Mite°
B. Brooke from the Rouge of Representatives
eornes'ap for discussion and decision. Southern
members are at their old game of terrorism, for
the purpose of suppressing a free expression of
sentiment by the men of the ',North—threats of
resorting to the "code of honor," ar, if that
ehouid be donned, personal assault, after the
style of Brooks. A member of Congreea writes
at considerable lyngth In the New York Courier
and Enquirer, giving in strong term; a picture
of the hostile attitude of the parties. and the
determination of the'Northern men to speak with
as much free4om and severity as they please of
the outrage on Mr. Sumner. We give an ex
tract:
"You imagine all to be quiet hero; but we
know that we are Bleeping on a volcano, which
is certain to be in a state of of active eruption
on the day we dist:use the Report and reeolu
tion expelling Brooks. Of course, this le now,
matter of conversation ; and brave men are pre
paring for the straggle. A few &la since, Mr.
Brenton of Indiana, a lame gentleman, who is
dependant upon crutches for his locomotion, read
to a Southern Member, a friend, what he intend.
ed to say in the debate on the resolution of °a
pt:talon. The Southern Member listened cour
teously ; and when Mr. Brenton had. finished,
he said—" You must not under any circumstan
ces, make that speech. Yon will not be permit
ted to make it; and it is my daty to tell you,
that WS hare gravely determined not to ALLoW any
of you 40 pleurae such a course. Wei war. NOT
rill= or. Mr. Brenton reported whet was
Bald, to our friends in his vicinity; and`the con.
sequence was, that from that moment, every
man who can make himself understood, determ
ined to epeak fully, freely, and In. plain lan
guage, just what he thinks of the Brooks out
rage, be the consequences what they may."
The writer then goes on to argue that the cir
cumstances justify the acoOptanoe of any chat.
bulges that may be offered, and to exptem a deep,
settled determination to fight them to the bit
ter end. He concludes thus :
Messrs. Editors, wo intend 'to do our whole
duty hero, In relation to tnls end another hazar
dous proceedinga on the part of that •chivalry"
of which Mr. Brooks Is a type ; but in the name
ofjtuttlee, do not ask of no to permit our ene
mies to shoot us down before resorting to our
right of self-defence. We shell have no merely
persona/ iffsire, because we do not Intend to
give any personal offence ; but we do intend to
speak our minds freely, and to avow our princi
piea and if necessary, to die to their defence.—
But we reserve to ourselves the right of deter
mining the mode of defending ourselves, and
claim that our constituents shall sustain us in
what we do, provided it secures tho end we hare
In view. Aid us, I beg of you, in cresting
aound pub s opinion in relation to this matter,
and believe me,
Very truly,
your obedient servant,
So far ac the resort to the duel is concerned,
we think this gentleman is wrong. We think
Senator Wilson's coarse was the proper ono—
he declined the duel, but announced hie pre
paredness for self-defence. Ile and trade of
Ohio hare spoken freely and severely, bat no
man has yet dared to lay a hand upon them.
Let the Northern men arm, and be sure to let
the nahivalry" know le, and it is not likely they
will be molested. The Southerners oso talk
loud, swear and threaten, and at times assault
unarmed men, off their gaud; bat from the feet
that Wain and Wade have escaped, after what
they said, we think there is not very much
danger. A calm determined man is always more
feared than a blasteriag bully; eo we hope the
herdsmen -practice of duelling will not be resort-
ed to. Teti& things have reached • most 'Latta
ordinary pass when enoh a discussion as this la
ifientirr, Tax floictoma.—lt has been denied
by the servile prints that this man, who shot
Sealing, was a member of the Cincinnati Con
vention. The Cincinnati amtle gays positively
that be was there, that he sat with the Califor
nia delegates, and appeared to be as active ea
any of them.
Although the “demoaratio" members of COO.
gnme, with s
from
exception, voted to shield
Herbert from any censure for killing Keating,
yet the great body of the countrymen and co
religionists of the chin will still vote with that
party. The Fireman's Joureat takes strong
ground in favor of It, and ageism the Repub
Ono, eharging the latter with betas enemies of
the Constitution and the Union.
BUCHANAN BNPUDIATID.—The Buffalo Re
publio, • finding organ of the radical Democra
cy in New York, repudiates Buchanan. It con
cludes a long 'thole as follows :
"But we have neither loisare nor ewe to
pursue this enbjeot to-day. Enough, that we
now declare that under no circumstances, al
though always acting with the Democratic or
ganisation and ardently attached to it by a life
long association, can we support the nominees
of the Cincinnati contention, upon the platform.
which that body has adopted.' i
Wammtamoy Conomv.--Our friends in that
county meet In Convention at the borough on the
7th of July to nominate a county ticket. We
trait that perfect, union and harmony will pre
vaiL The call is right—'•to citizens, without
respect to put political differences."
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orromparolod try cortiOesto of O. Widw,.
AU tbo oborollodtrlnot fer_oslol t
Dr. OM H. NYBIIt 140 Wood scoot
JA/3. ILIOLOYO, Alloattorty r soy One. wboto
oalo moat. JoItHI•AAm2.
- -
. Pare Cod Liver Oil—Every bathe war
ward to be inar• 0:4 Llraioll.
Ayr VW on of fikumag..l
Mir ag anvelitrefala.
Fro the cm ¢loout.
• lbetbiaaritr Ztati+*o,
Aar thei awe eflketer. •
7br tb4 agrarian Ma Mows.
;0114 am (If Mirada dyrtortar. •
rf (Amid Bmi ifru.
Pre,* cm: Id .
Its A erg qj amphilirlbattng '
dirs arr Pmeg•
0s ore ofPuririsrry Cbaripulion, •
7br 110 ran lal Dia= VIM 7Zzaer 1314 Mae"
aint Cauttadiositi ft:gam And antra:
ISetjko quarti . aa ased mtea-ef tm &wiz
Mel
ite•=6"%•= l lMinarrlra r 144
st. 'Masi tie Mart a& WS
•
Pintipierpaihe amt.— ow. hatre ire
hoirithe anti* Ueda to tiarn would Itta the weld If
View Orate, to Say firs war Kona' Not raw *had
upon to give the snadd . that ta. not
Tars, trot If won as willing to gas& dalarthou rhatilat
cm everyone be allterabei: thity mama from a humor
In the Mad thst mast b. dam fr. mit A bottle a
ICstrawirsitedleal Il4oonrllSlll ds thii.and Marna
skin will became HU &tabula. 'Faints You canna data'
thls bet wham Oa worst eisaii of forards. Xrailrelu; and
all other &hid, a barna ail tared by the are of from one
to thins bottle. • Ws Want In the Instarerr. and wish
others trijotri ma Intbat ' •
Bold by Dr. 0
01. STY3P,I tdiud &tag. whoe
lilft_ P.
'.".A_""T.
trit
pAl 4 :ll):4.vbitol
Just rtdoligett,dl Ut edaton. 'Ate& One Dine mar.
CONSUMPTION AND. SPROPULA:
A Paoular i`restitA •,"
BY J. J. Folts7pßog:
Shorting Nature's True Antidote for these
fognual oconrass of tie human rare, tanothar wan tlia
=Mar treatment of Intonehltia, deems, (bath/, pore
Throat, Slant averts, Palatal:nap and Hunt Vassar.
Elan% nail. &natant; Taniana Heald 'tread.
Bata. end Ulcers, Salt Ithenn4 Pales and Swellings alb*
Jolnta. Boned and Glands, and all Emma from an
imam data of th• UAW:
Thle little took, written in plain bat forcible tan
Rite. al/ the natestary MTN. few.• now. ratinnaL thee
and highly anccaufal era TILEATIIENT, withoutd
dna cfany kind. and Is limner recokintanded to af•
Meted, to !mane of Wake. £O, as meat trainable avide
In time of need.
I t *Leo eon Wm Interesting Infbrinatlon for those Millet
04 wick Deafness. nnntare. Bodily Voklrriatkl‘
ilfirblere than 10,000 endow hare Wen sold • or nulled
within the lad row .imko, to nay rue or the ecnintry.
Price 10 eta To on had of hookeel.l generally. or by
K71 , 0f !teemn p . IIIDGIiAN a . FPIL, 1 > firand.ret.
EAGLE STEEL WORKS
JOSUE DILWORTH & CO.
MmFwm7oiromm7l'mBiT.3
Gast Steel, Gentian, SAW Bliste.r. rough
axn
SPRING STEEL;
AXLES, VICES, SPRINGS, PHM,
Mattocks, Wedges, Iltirrow Teeth, &O.
W1REI[0118; ho. 11. 9 WAT/3
Brtween Wood net Raladlela.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
JaimarT 1 ItSed.a:fer
Ward's Dentifrice, (Powder and Liquid)
Drnszeill by Wm. A. Ward, Burgeon Dentist P4 l 3ombeb.
Nuns;
•
ISlltem it.. Teeth,
4'erihes the Meath.
Strentaxtens the game
riesetritto the taste,
Wlll keep the teeth five deer.
Hold la bottles et 3 and4o ote end powder. el &Seta
at JUITERIVA. No.llo Wood et , else of the Oolifen Ma.
ter. ser2l:l4ever
HENRY H.
COLLINS,
COMMISS HWA N MERCHANT
WhOLIZSALE DEALER IN
CHEESE, BUTTER,' SEEDS, nail,
No 26. %Wool Erre ' a rt. Pratharett.
Behan
tee Mutual inausnee ' Coiipany
OP PHILADELPHIA.
017 ICE NO_ 70 TIALANTISSTILUT.
FM:rir — dre....l3=n g s, Mer
.V:"4 li tri th " .. j e, a '" l 'Uti u rtinaToweser •
Stook gat aktltit the Insured to share In Um watt.
of the Campo , onthout nobility for loom.
TD. gartat °ablest. of ltd. Coto rokor. for Rod to, itro
ettorrtibio. OS e tor.slo r tiar y pitsl &si t "! tho (kaiser.
D. U. imax.ix . .6.4.
DIRGOSOLM:
,rio ft. Ashlotroa.
Cat P.1.e1'., Lo
~,,
~ 0..r00 X. B&W..
. 9, ItockdilL,
R at. W. Thaloy.
. wituott.
Lroit e raT ". ILL. earlon. •
Robert T ri a d,
ki....2. 0. B. W il co&
ltdontrd O. Jamas •
J j arn ' TT L . B T L Y ttua '". . I Wen. Meow
Aretdboid OA%
O. M. Mond. . Woo. IL gmark. rate&
J. 0. 00/PIN. &Ml,
11 Third sod Wood otrooto .
4 . I"SBURGH
Lifis, Fire Marine Insurance Company;
Offloo, Corner Market and Water Streets, •
Plll=lll, PA.
ROB?. GAL RAP; rraident. ITTE
GURU& body.
This Company makes ever y Insurance ap-
Penguins War come/4 with L RMS.
Illgrisal i ggial s anz%= so eV& Kt " ; V.
And against Loss or Damage by Firs,
end wthiSte the NMI/ of Ms lint awl Ist., 111•IviLlas
-pacitoslipartUa.
,- 4=ri n age Investaatea mulgte. .Ith Feat,
8712134111:
Rolopetthillear. Joseph t. Reanh.
flan.nel Melllnano.ja Ir
m oknerton,
Jownh P. Ononun.
M. V.. I Munetel4 R.B.:0•21-
ohn licott. David 11. Chaintonn
Janne Atirshall. Chrletisa Zinn ,
David Richey. William Com
Jana W. llachann. • .Robeet 11., Elintley.
Chan trbotharn. Jas. D. • IVOR'.
•Incanner Drodley. WO • tay2telylh
. _
Farmers' and Mechanics' Fire & Dianne
INSURANCE COMPANY,
op rimaikulnA.
TUOP. D. ntp/lIINCE. President
iris, R. 40.1001.14 Secrearr.
IRTATEIIENS OP USINIM.
Prom UM ri.t. darer Annul to the Thirtutlret der of
boaraaber.
Amount eneekleed in Praline peraelarne.--........Pritnel El
do Vire
Total ram. otbs.—.-...-- al
binsiLD iruLLOWA- 804111 11
ts. Oa at All..4 ; .. coantr. Piraburich and
,L.Orltio 149.50
Osah In Bank and Man
CO
Carnal anbactila.d (ramant ewe yat da.) ....,.. Mow CO
;lanai= hotmoot Eastared.. . MAU - 21
Bna from jnanta (aseorad by 8 . Z .4 .7...---••••• /,.."
Total aroma:let Loose* locarrod,
Doc not Mallinseed.
liladt — ra -- - - 7. --- 4.70 re
.---.
114.066
muCkRIA•LY tormaiholl and caw r ate on the oblo
and ltiarinf opt trtbandisr. loran. ogahu
promptly pakl
rt. tom or dam.
ogee Pr nroa. Loom Ithmtlly adJostad and
Itarraraopo—llon. T. Pl. Mao, Gen. J. K. Itorohred
Jame. Wood.
/or Imams, loon' to
• tnoiNas J. IIUYITZIT. Asrat.
:al :Ufa No. 00 Water rt. not Wood sad Marton
RELAWARE M TUAL SAFETY INSUR
ANCE COMPANY, CITYCIT. 8. Lamar Third &ad
at rta.
IIYaIIRANCKS,
On 48.53111.8, CARO% FILEIGIIT. to ?art. cr Use world.
MILAND 11M.ANO
Oa Good.. be Mears, Carols. Liam •411 Load Carrlane.
to all porta of the Calm
lONE Hisuntsoms
On Btarea,DwalllotAtousar.all..'
. Atomics was MitrlicNoT. bra. 11. M.
Goad. and adofdprtagra Beal -$101.923 04
PhlladelphlaCUr ather 06,110 00
/Neck la Bazar, Hatlroda and lasaramoo tom.
Ell le 199.440 VT
(bah on Auld.— =TO OS/
italartee due at AdZio . l4 . =& - iaitiaironiiiiiili
itames recently hattodraad other debts
Total amount or Of
[Op,
=Aran.
Itanto el IL th i n ' ten.
Lam elate ullz,
Jasoah Wi u r ' n
Jan eunionc,
Jam e. blenrland.
Win. O. Lud.ht.
amt., lichaffer, •
J. T. Lem, PlDebnryth.
D. T. Horgan..
John D. Marla. -
MARTIN, Prank
..lIaND Via Preddext..
WDllom Martin .
Jowl& 11, Sri
ViTCl.th L vl B s, c'b
Robert Dorton,
John IL Pawnor. •
rl ° " jr o g rTbi n.
11. Jane. Itrooko, • •
sinfielo h .ll7%,
ThoophlhooPianding,
Dr. I M. Huron,
Unin Cralg,
THOMAS
MAS
MOO Lnattan. T S HO em
ar.lr
NaSS Water A._ II ADDIULA,Aik.t,
...Legh.
FEBBSYVVAIZIst INEIIIIIARCE
OF: PITTSBURGS, • •
Corner Fourth and Smithfield Streets. •
Authorized Capital - sloo,ooh.
EMMA' BUT,DING.4 AAD On= PROPZRIT
Lau lir Dumas° brFirei . -
awl ths Pailset.the &a imat Inland Navtgatin and
1,1:7°)eou"&"•k. . P A = •"`Qa...Pihda•
: i:Y= bmil.
,A. Oarrier. ' W . 13:1 048 . . 11,
It wpa~4
Pr 041.1.1, 1.1,51 L may, lALINSTON.
i t =rindaut. BODY PAITEO9ON,
• A• aLIMIL • mix
itizem'a Insurance Uomyy of Pittsbzugh.
• . WM. BAUMAY Previdamt.
*ft.
01i lGl r PA jr.il wo rZß, oo DAMilAitzrz 4:1,D
offl Air r gt=
PU Arßlva4 r g
PANTIES. Am lAGmNOD o
T M I A MA ' A W IN I A
mrtand24aNAVlGATuldNlxrnirio
Rim:L is ta
bat gar.
f. Flaeut h ab amt.
%altar:ant.
Jam. N. Coop?, .
, Jahn
Ov.t. K&ik Iltide
'rands_ !Wm
J. amoonmilow,
SY= a. MYR. •
PHILADELPHIA
Fire and Life Itumrance Company,
Na. 149 CHESTNUT STREET,
OPPOSITE Tax =rot Ham.
Will make all bride of romance. either
Parpotus at Limited, on tym nis Motion of.
Proyartnot
ih'i'ndi'l ltral i firAlloodont i .. •
Atraitillarsuldat
U 1
40 , 11. K. 604 , •
intl i e t r 44 •
Ohs& P. Hayes,
B. Zoinsh.
P. B. 15•Torp,.
Eliciscputs,
Glazto
fborrnv.Anns.
and Wood stmts.
British akid Contiatri zA
Dll II CV, KBE im et,
ON TIM ; UNION BANKiIiONIXIV,
LN MINS Of 11 AND DPWADDe. - ' -
These Drafts are mailable it ell the phi.
w e d Towns oitegisse, Issiond. Led UM
We also draw BIGHT Dais O s, . ,
.
111: A. eivnebatria Vinssn
I Hewn.* -wall Darts N.itsqui4
ih , .. ,, thhtestaxtotravaiabtoivisannessastketsisb
2,03, 0 , !rpm. on *LW "[es_ put be stSts4A as
Callssusaiet 21114Noiss.!satt
wk. ; litsad.oorapr stria
, ~..
,_.
_..
....
Tiii only !tredstAintried bjithe New i „l n 000loii oom of the sudden: innjus .
, . ..
larktramium to sta rasnaa at tset s e te• WWW ',
WI W. /WWW-i'':
etottitars hao been obtained. =MM. m u : Stßett ; i,:',.,- :, DR. C&LVIN N. FiToit.:-,
tora.l7,tra a PERRINR; the their ':1.1. ,4,.. , , i ir1ib,4.1.,b..i nxdr ,..,,, I . ~,,,,no.„.4:3lßatalit.
WORMOMERSHIRE SAVOR,
erturehr further Aetiology b afforded of Its harm the IN SITTSBIVIGII until
mast Baum extant.
, Saturday xvening June 29tb, 185 6 .
- Trobretrlty of Ms 811IIN UM sitmisd to ern,. tram I tram, hi ~,,,, 1 i i. 5 ....,„, 3 dor . ts, A bb.th er milted) tee
ter of the slot% etn4 ita • g1....r 1 .1... W-ft ihar.....1
ro
at h
M. and a P. of 9 ote
w look A. 1 1 .. t. ma
halt/as beromlntda/17 more oteerred and eelmowledsed. t
h.een the boon
lu the United Steam It is bald to be the moot tysnatatde j, .i. .
oandlasent, and Is aitetemed for Its tout° and Invigorating
roopartlar, Its hatdtual We establhut Ito rtantarb to Mart
the IWO
On IS Coatbunt et Komi, Uwe null .et barn tom
teat(dadte by • gentleman, the wilted to LEA t Plat.
EMS Unit bayeauttion a bottleetthar Woraeterthira
Sawn to a tont I heroind asannettdttinmssit liptin and
rtetnini4 and Wm lona ofy tartent= elite of Analth to
noun Tow Bum is stomachic. ands think ntedttinal. 1
euk with truth tit' there In nOthlng In a troveioes bu
ms so tementlal to btu comfo rt , laut in thew 011nit.1•14 .
ea your Mum
In India. aho, where It hi grand at Um mere of seal
regiment, a medical gentian= write, mom •Iluffraa to
his brother in the mina profestion at We:o elee. in the
folteming terms w reil Lea A Perri= that. their sea te
/*WY armored In India, and that It Is, in MY opinion.
the most Palatable al well a. the most. whnieennee balm
=oleo •
Mils mime 1. roltable far 'even7 inatiar . .r dth, and
the imbrued demand which It. exedlene• has created has
led to many haliatiOna being offered to Um public, =der
a variety of names, bat the genulne maY he batmen by the
names of "LIM t exam:rm. being bummed am the
Patent metaffie estentle‘or ta4nt tam., otorPof of the
hots* ae as the lade and wrapper. •
• tole dente to the Wail Iltater,
CAN h BOWL
mmeomer. New York.
OHIO & PENNSYLVANIA -RAILROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Three Train, Dailt
Passenger Trains trill ran daily, except
Eandays, ea tbllowe
Lana pintsbutab for Crootllno at 3.00 A. M. Oa aM.
and 0.00
Lams atratanctz Pittitrarth at COO ..5.11.1.00 Pi. aid
1260 P.ll.
These trains slt magi dose connections at Cgartllao
TIM trains for Columbus Dayton. Cluutruuttl
BWeroa
tains, blestuDollt. ChLatos Bt. Louie and all points on
roads outmoding Wart and Bouthnrett through Ohin
dada and Illinois •
Thug trains from Sittrnurah annurst as Ingssf.eld with
lamina on Sandusky. Slansfleld . and Newark mad. for
Ohlasio.Tolado and Bandsisky, making as quick and er...
earnsactlons to °blows, as bratty °Ma ton:a Conn.,.
flans 8.1 wads at Anent. with Trains nu Carel. d and
Pittsburgh lksad for Chroland, "Chlesro. Dunkirk . and
P•alennara leaving Pittebuyete at 3 P. W. for E., duAT,
Salida and Chicago. bare the wa i sts • night', mat at
lifsala.l4 or C 18141414. and antra In Chicago early next
anteneg.
Train Emit frog Q-ettlina =aka aloe, a•anaition• pith
thalas oa reaaay!raala Central R. R. ihr Philadelphia
BaMinor. and !Pew Yoet. -
Umiak Tickets ere Fold to Celumbar, LisStun. Cincht
custl. Lan!swill.. Bt. Louis. lcullananells, renegueslus
ChLo gA Book lowa City, Dtualleth. Ifiltratrale
Cairo. ggtingiliald, lort, Wayne, Cleveland and the
principal edtleii lathe Welt. Thevntgh Tleket. over Ills
Tine maybe had at 'Bertha shoe. plaza for Pittsburgh.
Philsealplite, Lamar& and New York.
BRIGHTON A.00011)101)ATION TRAIN
Itterßrlghtan for Pletabnish at I L. w.. and 11 1 : P.
sr, Lem. Pittsburgh for New Might*. .t 01: LM. 0 .0 '
0)6 r.
foiStakat. and ta,th•t• Ittlberin t aria:
At tho oormer Zit coda Men
n ektrals
ItOlta P. 1111.81
tk
• Plltatottreh. nay M. I gee j : 114"1 " ri.. .en 4 143
JOHN COCHRAN & BROS
MANUFACTURERS OF
Iron Railing, Iron halls, Vann Doors, Window
Shutters, Window Saudi, die.,
Nos. 91 Second st., 86 Third St.,
(between Wood and Market,)
- PrrTswuwatr, PA.,
Have on hand a variety of new patterns
taw/ awl nab. ealtablo Mr all at
LIM= aala ta mica:slog Onrat = " jobbutz dorm at
abaft uatita. natter
The most distinguished physicians in the
eopntry reenotnend extruts for the,
am alma coalPhilDta Al or. dadszstot In out aolosmx.,
nay ban stood Ms tssts of prlssiltsal chemists, and 00.
dcattly Qs Madame of s difcrtadnatlnt patl k.
See adrestlassoszt Pmitrationa.
J•lodwd .
•
Another Instance of the Effica cy of
EdMiIAVVBIIOLLAND DITTY:BBg
N. IL Poindexter. of the Lisioni oaks, .an:
.tlenns Wean since. Wog irriolirly nErefol with part
and Intenethees of the etootseh. low of .pp.tlt., end at
ofrOnl Ortintetes ofDylpeDsie. I twin:tuned to try
tour uouarip awns& and t feel It bee an net of
Males to the Wide. es i.D tea tbr the geed of they who
may be abated with like deransemente of the etentseh,
to oat* that the um of one sine* bottle of this medicine
hrOvid ineelenlable latellt, baring freed the stomach
Man all 'wets* ordopriedon. and removed every ey euteee
Of IlYntentata I ventilate remark. that two other tueste
bean anti . Wally, wilt wen afilleted Ina elmaler manneir I
with
eb."
tottlo In /*elf, were entirely fellev.4 by the usa of a singl
w
See edverthezent.
Savo you a 'Rupture of the Bowelsl—/
- would mmt Molt. tbs attention or those at.
dieted with ben:dolor rapture of Me bowels to my maw._
did maTtment orTrunas ofisoloas patterns...6.6*r° suit
MUT age. &Palled and sallaraetion sashed!..." to every
ram. .t my Mlles. bin Ho Trood &rem, Pittsburgh. P..
sign antittihr`dini Mortar. Amur ths Trump said by
mairill be Mood
Myrrh', Radical Care Train:
Preach hum; eery alai rpri
Cu. Magic Thaw:
C2n7dratt Mark and 'mu.;
01.6.7.6:al Tram, eiddreaY and adodts:
Ebelif • ilistio Fining 25 . .. n:
On 3 a Awes Bncperir , man
The Mos of Thum you ham £.2 to r.a. /11121111 i
aPtCrld Patina/ I= b. ladled by remitting money and'
sencllng the mounts around the DIM stating •helber•
the rapture Jo on lb right or lett Ida.: I aim gall and
adapt
=Ea
Dr, Danntnts Laos or &di Bract, for tlisOus of Pro.
Jamul Uteri. Weakstto of the Meet or Abdomen. Mon
Chstede Mahn*. and any weak... delliradinz VII &weak
and &Whaled annlition or the alnkeolnal mond,
Dr. Paclt's Aktent4sed Stopyortor.
'
Mahe .Abdoettonl:Bent:
,
Bot h:
And nenar enemy land or rernorler OW . 1 . 0
sell
•
stoo ithealder
drted reflo Drnets 'nary style. for weak eheetai and
p shotdat.
Muni Mechem En broken and urine. vein..
Dunanatery Dnedacct. at all Una..
Bolide/ emery talkie end tadterta.- and In [silt every
kind of ttenbanleil setolanee used In the cite of &ism.
Ds. lErniza yeald state to raw= La *ant Of i fleeces
or Trump that he tan often send to nit the *tient by
- writing, but ft 4 &Drape bitter to bertha Vatlent and•r.t.
thy the Tran
b Dna. ousonaliy. -"Addreee
Dn. DE% KErsica. 140 Wood et.
mylOntano Sinn ef the holdon Doman
•
•
idecrpooland Philadelphia Bteamahip Line.
Aaahe splendid new Steamship thiL i si k i._.
- saltlinore. °apt. Lerma, will railfaga Phila.
&tibia on the blab iinzerfrom Larerbrol 16th Tell.
Finn Phalagelphta. Prom Liverpool.
geten—..s63 and ZS% and $76.
gyereyc.... SO. Steerage
Pastes Tights ta and traza Lleapcwl by
otsteeanirgya, or by glzat dui Ogling Notate, esn be
egoronid on applioathin to '-
BABEL t EORIEL 177 DroAdwar. Ziaw
Ar JO= THOUPPObT,GOLIberty a, Pittabtirch,
p.e. — Aut , ,zpvt,at,rato slaw on b.2IA.
J.3.l . .ttirtf T
Scrofula, Effects of Madan?. Ctonsumß
• 4"4"6"1U/M42laCr=r. Debitap Zid i
tca t tlbr wad Tanen% M.
' MHO Bast and Weston, will eon" laws and
'otha chrtnan Manna. =Ws rand - Di; =ARIL No.
860 Bnadwar New York; dank. Ida wbelelbai. tonarini
!Inn and all &rode aNsotlons.: Ilk Invites Um afflieted
to call. eirroatly Mon who ham rendnd no bandit Cram
'Arnim tri tmeot by Other rayalclani..,.- F• •
. • We wtra rand by. Dr. Kaattw - ilarant - Golburn. 423
kroadwat; 7.C. Binn, Jane Llonttkoct H. V./loam an*
6114 (bOodom).11r. O. Chatrole (daalhow). Enbblary
& Eke and FUN Ib. •
Gr. ninth la an boonabb/ and Initial tbyratian and no ,
two:-L. Gram. it. D. J. b.•24nlth, 1).„ J. FL Snell. IS.
D., Hon.& Loon% Lint Georg, Pablo. Non. R. &Box
karr,Anflltor .fate of New Ink. llon-Infir• Canon. Clty .
Judge. New York.
Patlontai at a dlatanos can consult Go, donor by hater;
nub= tboWoon 1 1 3117., out mar* and all tn.
toommyrunadlea,by =GI M uyoesa, tbantk bbrntfrOl
the asoesiity of • pawed obit: Ille I randneton won.
with Illastettive !Timings; will to mat Gee to any ad
D.—Ott Us Snit dKt, Dr.- Huth -19011 10t.
Spring street. orodt• the St. Nittrotar Dotal:
COUGH . . SYRUP
0014 CIV•p• iroonnim Mowing iAngs
1ft1119..." thwieblija. Ipsikeis ZSci*
I'br.s;. o , 3ll l=ll•Uni. ••••• Ms, as of the
- • Thrxt - and mint
. .
I.s...Ersukario z ITINEN! •
• PALEN' PAN/LCRAL;
/CZ Tall =LISP AND COV•I (Jr •
Aboosumao, /•••••% &Utica: PliCifigb
PAW; Pala. t• Ms I. Ide..Ctlest.itack sad Pam
Bwellid Lad 'Palarkkl • nick. .101 tits. k'
Clllllll B 'Throat. Bizn•a Wea i,
Tbo thousials who ß
b oa
an mei thus ils•letors cm.UI
to Abair walla% thalts by agmUaaaaea of WO *a—
lb 'Om who ham iw4 mod Ulm sar/SY
21.1211 sad the,' win 11E1412m:zit* to an tbi7 sto -9 Pr•
meaty, and Ott MAW win set with imilea•zna at.
DD. usu. v. ennui% sae nrowurn; Clactoulttl.
Ilketst• •li•liale and retail : bp • • •
,13••• jay • idaEXSN•••
ellostral• CIO.
RECO.,
86 Yo .
maygi.',BlDDLg pittabfirgb.-Sro..
uth nosr Wood, g
0,
proveral
•
T
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' DRAY IrTifYA ill '
dONG --AN _ .. .S.,
Keiii Amistant/y on but rzeivadtt .
it*mac Iladort,ta xt g um rk
.4.,,.
u m i v i z g.
ha Wl atikeil in
" stacGirbi tg.itarratiatiottranerZ mere'
W4IMASIIVI.ter 4 .
Ths-An!dmtpis is deo 7 ' th e - izi o et :
Wfi la rd's i . tatt l e:Mali VA ? r '''ratit ire
ilis "s`s . r=raM...m a Zit 'V4
T i s s sets ssusgt_mgsg v ier
gv °*;---. .".'si t ast4
is flADOlit omrprwamse 'mat a
Pestrair t r ltir V: Pta". C" 3444 " , Mee '
ntllialto ,
f lar MD ' air .* Ma r23l4l:42rhe '
, i 'ha jac e pia
. ~
CLAIR HOTRL,
comer Pam and Bt. Clair ga.
Entrance to Rooms on Penn Street.
von Madan OP TUZTIMOAT AND LUNG&
Arid 1121 Mrtetjbu'lnadi.P.l.2
DR. /Mat plll own bit partmantmt man at ttat ULM
oa tha tint of Jain valeta he ata7b.
addregad aver li.d.g Pittsburgh. '
The Invalid's Guide and Conant piive's
MANUAL, or anytreetloim (or the preveritlatt and roller.
Conetuntleb. Aathmb Mama. MMte.lerle e Pamela Coble
plaints. tr., by • .
CALVIN M. YrIM/f.,'A. .M. D.
'Pries to meet le 40 rests. It can be mat by mall to era
Dart MMus United Mate& mr27 bab2SuLteramT
Dalley's Magical .Paiu Extractor. .
There never has been a discovery made in
Waken Medina whereby min can be Se quickly eland:
and share itSzts fnsblth state of tollasunatioe was ao
rapidly rased to their natural' date, nor where wounds .
and rom eat be So thoeonahly and rapidly Waled and
decayed parte reatemil without either War er dead, than
with DAILY'S, 34431 CAL PAIN' INPULAO2OII,
In mite notmdaaprana and Imelser-tunaitlea to
which children an anestantly rattiest—the aetlonol the
gentling DeNera Pain Unseen . . Is urer the mud low
mum pane sod mine= may not Um be prreentedl—
Alorsarer. life itself le rhea dependent aeon - haring at
hind the Genuine Dailey PM:Motor. sin far,eartleslarsot
which IrspeettoUy ester to my printed pamphlets, ibr
the truth cfwl:deb I hold mien expo:ulna.
WAll orders should be addressed to (I V. Cllekener
Oa. el Heresy M. Now York.
Sold in Pittsburgh by GM IL KEYSER. 110 Wood at.
Jailtadavir
Dr. lierser's Shoalder Braces—From
Pittsburgh Dispatch. April 10th. 1666.—F0r more than 3
Mrs put int hare cordstanUy worn thp Waahtagton Boa
Deader Braes, manurecturld by 1:14 Geo. 11. Reyes!.
lid Wood st.. tathla TUT...Ll:would hamar ranonneud
It to an who are =penal to follow a sedentary °scups.
Com A. wit bale bents ramorke. In callus att.:M.lm
to Its malts, It answer• for similes And ssuMendem, the
weight of the pantaloons joalng so Mooed as to souttnuels
ly tend to bring tkM shoulder' to their maws. position
and spend the asst. Women. hundreds of Wilma moo
111111..11yrthjored by the weight of enerumnp
Amid also procure thou bracer. Be matderday to pro.
curing the kind rusatloned, as many oTtEuthraces sold are
humbug. &heat Dr. ITEO. IL UMW& Wholesale
Druggist. Ifo Wood at. dittraf ths Clotdon Mortar.
tolddiaT
•
Sculptor, • Moiler, Stucco Worker and
Waal Carrar. No. dtt Third stmt. between Wood and
Manst atfottr, Pittabarah. Pa., keeps constantly on hand
an anartmont of ew Fancy Centze PleteL for fad.% nO
noZbirifa
mac -
HOLMES & COLLINS,
(1111=211.M SO .I. i. lIIUMMAND.) -
Agricultural Warehouse,
AND
REED STORE,
No, 129 Wocitl Street,
ap2l-Iyd.ii4 PITTSBURGH.
Wm.. A. Batchelofa Hair Dye.—Hair
brined. Wand by otterdiva, faded. Yaiiegsted baltr,
W rertured.d made beautifully brown or black... Moat
chat. °Min.. by BAYCJILLOD.B, at the Ma newly,
=3 Broder.. Saw York orb.. It Is undu.sold °DOW
la nine prin. roam) •
cenuln• 1.104 to Pittr.burgb, er aEORMI u
Kamm, itl Wood •t. . 3617,2rd.t53
MITE, MAIR fr, HUNTER,
WHOLESAIA
GROCERS,-
121 Second mid 151Fiont Streets,
=IC?
.111738022QH,
_
ALEX. HUNTER
- Diament
FLO R, GR AIN;
• 'BACON ; LARD; LARD OIL,
AliD PRODUCE, GENERALLY;
No • 209 I . l bertir.SCrbit. •
'PII73IVORGLI,
NEW ADVERT! SEMENTS.
WILLIAMS & ALLEN. •
:15 3/AILKET lIT
STHAM lITTEBA.
• GAN lIT I NAB.
PLUILBIES, AND •
ENT Ala FULNAC.M.
wan:4AR puhlk pzivat•
City of Pittsburgh.
AN ORDINANCEGIIIANTIIIG CERTAIN
M Mumtaz, myna in rzo,9.nraisrp.LoßAm.
to Cowart, • • •
thread, I—Bed dd Mal ese4Mb i the Cilium:4.-
rhtabare la seises 4W ordoi
fr:fitontrial=l,
gLIVIro Stenbenythe , R. fL tod Company be
all. sod empowerod to eater nom
ono lay down nib tor dame or Muhl, track of raissay
fur the use of said road. from the amphora and of lin ,
• ron, ot the sionongaluda drer, and theme along said
'fry Ann to Canal or Watson divot, sad thence Maw
Octal or Watson street to a monalent tont tomato IMO
tit.* R R Canal and Tunnel. and theme dons
said Cana/ and Tumult° tau Nonni nilidits •
.
M. mammy tunvonts to dolt faded
_and'
&MUMMA odd Una nodded. that l a rying sort=
or any portion of them. the said company Mall man=
to Meade. of l b . itroda nonce Immature to ce Raid by
the Comells of Plitotairsin prodded 4/10 , that the ralM
mod along said streets stall to of lb. patters. or *nal
la emiventanee of creming them to the rolls tild down to
Liberty dont. mat of the Omni. by Mb Pe m ain
Railroad Compaamindpronded, fm•lffi• that Me Mty
roam thnight to mutt the may Titans. to other
railroad rompardsato donne Ms rol that mar es laid
is the Canal and Taunts ander equitable regulations, to
to horoaftmllsod by the Com Pdtsbanda -
` Eames kle It furtha ord Ins er t.f M.. That add 00111
May Mall ad. runnitut tale. or Meconatives trithln
the My. MOO or pormika for aped than Ron miles
Per hour adder • penalty of— dollop fa. rash and any
violation of nth rentrletion.
tyams 2. . Be it farther ordained. le, That add Cam.
• po: paring throcaugh sold
y ty.on Oak. or melt
other fuel as Me olty autil les Ma- requi.
times hereafter be nbieetto urb rain and reregul sad
at at ional / s
so may be burn neomarylbr theardeetion and soctuity
or the venom; andnmonn the Manna.
Lamm 4.-13. a =that inainat. an. That said Com.
Pam Mall waste-art mush Menge ono and rata comma
os the el authorities may tapirs la dm constnictim of
iheU
1110r.0.V it itathercirdaitad.That no grant
Masted fa th.ht ordnance ohall be contruad to tourer
my other dem Mau , matlawfully be .ranted - by thsl
Connelly of the eityv and remind ohm that the said
etentemille - Bataan Company snail not at MY titut.
Mil er try themeiros =dr smuts, mum in the part '
nen of lonneding marc_ ,ante nor non tho Intention of
Mb ;dodo by drift mnranins badness. to me
cominialm nterdaeuts. ha mamma to attain or mote
Stoma 6.—ao it Inner ordained..M. That, Wass the .
old OnOtianT Mould at snathno hasafter neglect or ta
fun to Par tates Mt nal rotate. that - inn non no . mad.
m may henaftor boomed by sat
a Otemany. then. in gaols
nee. all Me provision of this orditumme Mail to mill and
Told.
Waked and enacted this eighteenth day of Jam. an
oh. year of on Lord, one thousand eight- bun Mod and.
lidattirec.rm d'AULNY,
• • ' Mat profen of go= l4 = 6,""Wei4
Hum lIPXLItni.• • • - Yrtsidentpro has of 0.12;
•Mork Of Common Commit
MEM
PITTAIIIIM CHEMICAL AIM MINN" WORKS.
FINCH 4:00.,
RESPECTFULLY inform Druggists and
tta...14.4d lei Farnham.* rettrally that tone, have ha
tfers b pirat= ' A% EMT/ 1 rt a ntU:
tztd bt . zll2l•l
t wr. Wands and the nn bite Jrnarahr
beat material, and valeend b' Airttis ' arelre . s " esr: Za f tt on
the meat tamable Puma
, lILFOII AM. hatml to denote (haetaalvat to - nitlr
a flint class MIMI and bane no doubt that their of
t wlllproveeathusatory. Thole tariff °lyric's
cit b e found eattally low telth any of the eastern mar
• bets, and. Ulna. dentattued that am artnnwanali Dim
their worts but or afmrod and bated n nahty, they only
"kJ'' ra u laland • of hue we n n..
To oar ens hotly gOd(111 Vi2NlBll we wild nn pare
Molar attantan. • Ultrarthla la tonal. to any Yuillab
Mach Vatedatt of the 'err bast brigade. Was made exact:
it altar the room et re Mt claw .111ailla hotassa, tut
Thastaess, tto tar rnawy,ysa.v was ad
to mane or.the whit extanalve eavanuanutaate • trk Ingland
and Baceland. •
Our Autt4throalte IMAM vanbuinin woad
lkularly - recommend In - Fonnders..lkatsbulldnu. and
llanattatoms of-lronetentrally. • its pseallay ntutlittra
Inetintet uzydhattehnutlialye which Is • =tat &Adam
tam to thus wing math far Utz, and gashrahe to
esphaltnes and Other nuancentde. . •
• All ardent kit at lleetra, JOON TWIN A SONS° Front
atnew,wlll od rantmdir attended to; orient' J.
127 Third et. • J•7O
• Dredging glaeldnery. •
PJLIHE ••II:S. Riyei. and Harbor.liinprove•
• mat Co." formed ender the aeneral taw er Stant
a on yam, lo now prepared to molts eosabooto for
d' grah i ttle °"" entegnatarr . I'V "er il"'n". andles o iatialte. • under tits
A4ata Manatee( 10 10. =am T. ein to. tarntsbal at
mime tapsioat trete COW to &10.000 secordtae to local Ur
an arerardedler sopertor to soy *Ow Ideettloary zoo
to vie._ LLITMOSSON CMOORn„O2I, pts,
• • No. 12 Ptak Pisa, di. T. -
Herr'. lolaniiaw Mill for
AM' authorised - to sell ths - abo
to-roills,
I+tit°a the machinery add ad thee Tahteldei debts and
oi l tryoranettrota ho tele* of
TT oepsolty of thew tale la , well known. now t o
now aired lbe male or • low vire. le goad Mk win to
7a el; Frt " trahtllo.Bll2lB. 7ta /owe at
,W
-
HO WILT. CONTINUE TO PAY BENT
lam banding lot an
rotten:Parto tbo
unnng Delco Annear, Wenn Zen hefront of
24 !num • wide street. er 130 dere Cosa altegLeltuste
toUmlauts" city near Mel:gam Amt.. Pr/canna; 601 n
'IMM A
ITtirgea isgt. to 'Amts..
'no -- • • - ' 61 Market rt. -
11.ARPEW8 MACIAGINE for July, and
Reuther Jo than fn the 4th of Anlyihas gone
WA et • lig. A. 011 . 1 )ENV10261/2Y OM.
020 AVM se. ospodte ti•Theatze.
5088L9. LA111A841,9 , 1 -------- re ed an d
het 4'140 nos.
i,soft aan ßß iir w .
0/1 0 /WSlnr.RB HONEY 80APill
Qi_raton &alto/ age.br. JO); 'ILENtela "BUM
store area
5002Fmt"maw111416.
V OROSS ALLENISNERVEAND BONE
(GROSS' LIIDLIJAIS SPEOLVIO elm
%Annan:tam. 1920 . ::: naming anon
. SOIL& ASH (Cava and uniform quail.
.1110DICIENTRATED L;. -41 new: article
ti as maiddad. hard add loft .peroad wart!'
Itimg "gob, on bud antlbt sa•
FUN EMBROLDER9;S—Murph y
B1"1111.= A itknti inPr. J 611?
$916"011,4 suem.—
huge e, narnuanga gs
Y konwin)..,l..
mawpmatest ar samenli ,
604ibleif,csirro c h riountwt
CITY DIE MOEN.
'PHA undersigned' designs issuing on the
Ist of August, enrasorourer the .eltict of Pitts.
Dumb. illeithstir and Harotrshs. •- • -
He hops to aneptle Coaspiete Dliestary.• abish win
cantata timpani* arm? heal • Of a fataLty,- adult m.
and householder In ne vidalty tamed. •
Prom the manner inaritiob our ettlsolui Imo
god tines or roar rArt ems hymns stranore hn g s=
of the Md. Nur subs:m . lbn feels taelorard in solisithus
subscriptions before Isms otiralikation. Yet se toly
alma,.gadded edition bs risnrei, Chose desitleg to
be certain eel b* of copy should notify. the baibilatter by the
Ist ofJoltr. at they sinutist/ to obtain nom.
-The names of sons sad arms ordering souks la
salmi of the mall! be banded I. capita/N. Pab.
Bastion rill taws dollars.
Add
the pabliahartbroagit
the Ike Office.
A Malted Escobar of . adlirthenunate will b. tamp..
Thaw dssising pleas far a card will notify the Rabaul.
and litt
to and nontract....
No money to be add to any on. ailit tin the Publish
er's own older COlKeipt. tHP). THIIIISON,
• ' ' TONICS WOWT DOI
THEY never did do more than g iro ter
detit e to sr efeVtlie f oszno th l g he . srl dge l ie. it lts e hones
of
r..l.lol4l.agitiaaVg..
t he b ittadz i. V . l ,, tats.t . ;it
ORAL .11.15TLDOTE,and 1D dhorw ceased byltdlsapetem
at ores; Ithedwe Fever and Am Clue le this nestle - to to
Malerle, and zweaurrezlt lea Derfeetlw bantam uuliedne.
The authleete el the alehrsted ellemlet.J. B. Chllten. of
New York: tot s effect. Is attached lb 01127 bottle: therw
lore lilt deem au =WU on do no harms
MIX 14 Curs tbas on be snide( (tethalas.SUSUlle. 01, 47'
LOWS In *Orem, as th.lran Ie taluova to the ennelltus
tlon and been 011 DUJIB /MCI; which newer allows •
=AV b i e ru e w Imeenta t t. fr g It
!
latter loot retched from • nhjell x le.!" " '" Uee
Osenurcower. 01¢13 Karel 1?„1$
JAL RFLO/Dno Bra. —Dear .T0w 2.1 me I. et
Dena. The Cure snared late lest . rear end thedleleulty
l i tLise e tt i brasizt i tra:reg i ciain=,t um
Ifeisis=luggelandr" ulna
used to mere taking Quinine, weneelned the Druitteelel
Ilblereased7, (known as lbaltb's Tonle.") would hem
lubl/Alnuu se mum bat It did not tun lt, end 11 monk!
often return wlth renewed vigor. nil one elreunurtanee
I deemed In your Lear.Lf7 could Institute a tart 01111 Par•
IMsuOlt: between It sod your CAME. The folkneing IN the
re .
JIRIBRIIT,
"Q Ttiordl=
Md 1
Q r 6 1=5 C' er 2 4 . Vi i :o g ai r ge th rater ' o z f
sa n gil ha i
each " dowel;
wearier than out, and laylngtheihrtrul &Mon grottier and
severer snalailtua• I did mowed In affecting a radio! cure
of all three of these twos with_yonr remedy, end they
Lin not Lad . chill swop. In all three of
the ewe Ohs
. ausith'e been wed, end would, an before
fftsted, break the chlil, but. antsra paled or two hail
eleneed I t mould return. •
I MI oh there will Nino diffifulty now in advitur to your
Dn. the =round of oulyother remedy nOw we
here, ie. * kr.. WILLIAM /31:10KLIER.Id . D.
Mod& Fever and Ague Cma
or.BIIC)c.
Antitete to Malaria,
the only harnileee remedy In tensce, la estailly tannin
as a Preventive as • Curs. 'Saks It whom you feel the
chins continuos& and ion will never bawewsh&ale Coaa for est tri A lchu WWI= °Asa. " H. 1 ."
t 4. Wleluelhant, L. Scuarand Drumm+ semrall.-
!MEM=
...BEAT DEMAND fir the only true and
apt maks Liter Mb yeanarad by 11. Z. adim
Ifairoao. (imam , Co- 0,
IlarettlSta. 1851 f
Yr. A A aaferv-1. hire alorailonaLY - Narbarad lo m.
gr "l traVbe frnVrigm" =jaTlM'mlh
demand Wan. jam to ifak- an &atm. mum for
rpm four or fir, kindi of Pthif not rear Liver 111.0 ate
Ms beat aad afoot fataanle I bans ersitat.•-Youm ., rary
" V=and l eold It. fit 311 1 1 Lia W + sr,.
Woad and 1.1 sty: Pad bT DrasgistamerallY. J. 13
Two Medals and Five Diplothas Awarded!
i k .i i T.H 'IT R'S •
~...
_:,,,',,, _ ~
Moat . SLlrd'lshr ''" ..' ..... , z t .:-.-;', ~- ~
~....•." . ,Jakt,_..- ,
flasWooit i lfoi e rZt r a,
tr•Aannablg -.. . r
e7;.7:
6
tad I! t . ortrgps i c t Lg. ; ,, , - ..i „,.. rii. ......: i
=okat el/him'
oral.
"
atoms
Mrs. I.= ... to , ~,..., - i,":
Wood 0t,.. Plttsbanth. ,5 3 , , , , , 4 . 4, -.
Z";:r
Pa. where Lo also' Icstm ..7, - .f.," „X..... , !: .., ....,
Plat sad croon f M.N.+ ht---1 '=-A-• 4. ' -..ra.-1
1 .c .krprlcs.altti Lorse,..; ..
.; ;- -...• - .1' ,,, - .L ...
Vi and carts, ready v . „,..:-., ~_ .:..,..,!..4,7 - „1.,. 1
>emir and .ottsar *mit. • d "..,~..-
• r- -'
Alroaciacrolusartmeatot CU a. Ohms ii.Laritwoors.
adapted tolho groats at private -bow/wpm.
atom • beats Sad' cants" madman all. as toodoroto
Straz /Stare.
!Ati f ITSTED . m r - puung at
,15 t
tma he ay .
me tteel t..4 me 39 arglaizaz=h.alrgek,
Let at the stabk M. 11. rattera t , th rt. •flarfaar
Linamartat t am * mar. bar abate: o W la • bat
trWatriptaalbbe ISM --'
.•
Lll.ltd , . 11. G. Blab Otertabls.
SPLENDID EXHIBITION FOR- a / a z
ONEof the finest Exhibitions hithe United
lbroth er subs ontrol fan% or inn !le
,a dr.3lied
__propert7,
ear mum pokst.taulam. ' . • • -
W.P. RAUJI.Ii. Clair at Pittsburg
TOE
LOTS -WO. Will eOII6IIOB to
eel 101 a 14 Um 1104rialklmofty of Otos, &en) until
stuns =ha 14;47=-MalAtAtiaad`z
L ~IBOPEATY• ON-
.IV - I=ll MU 10 .1.1.8—Tr01114 hiring .., v ..
fronton Nnnolvalns Amu* of 453 fod. bant
about 100 fnotonnUncla 1s anietenl bra 2 stm Orion Il•
Imo Orontlnn on the Mann% On the bang Dart, f ttno
to
are tin tem= bower. taln area awl ..610rnat.
to Om yarl.. TM= Vnrr NW. ..Inly to
.1.10 B. I.I I LA of a WV
DsEss S— m*
wuiaalnz their eottxs- k- .7 -=Co. are
J. 19
R A BE QIIAIICE--Foz Mb 4 good bUil
i.i4.4lMUlVZ2"ltiorliergiii" I:llThatbzettliol3:lrt
by grlatand war 6 n=roairab lot hu • Tema at 4ftea a
CO it il,iszed Is LaCI tt la pantosar utt-a/17.VilTit.h.
Terms 001 n Aaad, balance In 1 at Tauv."
OMJIRT f3ON.
' - XthiAlgant.r. 61 lintst
ErSIERY • AND OW VEEP—A: A. Nilson
Om; have oft band A orV e olt r rotr c mtof Wk.
Pon • sad eblldrook Sununu or IMIT
dooniption. U. brotamaxranont cab= Malt to
and otba , mitt' to Wren:tad in Cs, - . " Join
EXAMIXAMI, 01 4 r-Tbii) is wo
oak Übe' eanued thee ouratoctiefilaa's wad Bay's
hu Darer baeneuryeamd Is the elhf. -
One of magma. cosi% Peat% awl- vothage have
bemaesataet Ifith eapadai mamma mates* vadat,.
career Foodarteelit=i
IRMINOHBIII FOR SALE.
',Outiria IlZulgoAratel. rieM br eur i z e ttir first
dam at Blitningbean The let Is 24 Stet finnt by =dem.
with inns tam, thentking ic hn, Th . house I. tin dada
hub, built of brick; teta tlre ro oms veil 121041ted. re
canny ptinte4 and tapered. it will he rid at_st bargain.
Apply 10 Jeri • • Rt./RELY it =MIXT .
.j ARM FOR SALE_4i MOIL' Fayette
Taraithip. eon Wafer CO .setes. 40 et
It eh are tmder andietacen, saline leanli. Th. Woes In
timber. The. Improestitnts ern End and neeneealeet,-
44:00ylte join : • 111.14(141.Y YULEIXT.
AraluABLE
Rolhavo•far ILL a tot of
—d an
otir_ MO foot dam iitmlaoUvtthin a
tow doom of Aldan= ionloomoorn ma. TEO
kkollmanat•to= too ovum to goao l =
II
perfect and of an•lnnembranoa r'Anlvo_
Ita
• • IMAM= tium.
IFOITTaiIi Car ir R ANTS . for
0,41 1 • simenraßON.
IACON : An d f or
, ftl•br id° antsfakmwaterst.
COW TS-10 'dos whitaixtdgroy
Jut »el at JO 8 U01XN1 4 .4. Zr MuUt
:IDBFRENCH LACE titHii---lhick Bilk
.Nits tot Mantillas. at`. 11ORNOILIT lea kat at
yIiDERENDENTINERAK,frrindoII
Jae" /21ILME3 COLTIMIG.-Ltrreal st
4 dift_REULLICIIIONE RAKES Sal sale
- 4 wbr mu • - Homan comes.
ortedi , for
by • Jab ROLM & coma&
Ann for two choico Building
BMW%birlajp. front Am two atmtco.llB3
, 9 1 88ntir ••w 1188 .8:8 Yralstkqu.,
118 led on ay
011 17181182-* ao8„
887 -- • •
HestlB/888 Amt.. At Mutat mt.
aistuited
• ar•m ost. : •llottumy:tui,hii roott cver.
vounairs• for somlbet lank ennearglegon.
awl M 47- &carascars 21021. al rut t 2
nnw 011 Ea
"I"4"°N.
MAT
thefg"".th
°t'l M - . 11:12.2WI:="aar
a
_ A my
' gno "In Cow% (Riy Otato, 'and many pro Lai
Para Mag. need thardap as Pro at Pennit ist.
win e maw ALAT,Allsizes.vul cobra,
v a vist reed at No 17 I , osErtb
w s
.D.
iv,
natio
num
11 AY ELEVATORS. •
tackt. b "MU'
6 , watts * comet 143 a
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et 0010 end Ether Patettt Limr. 0 0 ' ..1.3)
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and truntitureameortbe Wet eidebruiret
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Gard Gard. Veit and Fob Main... Seal;
IFeee, Miniature Co,ue Fre..lnt.. °aid
pmearekeasmareemilit Vold PIWELItawy, than. ..,
sew indies Ring% Frrnse. Pita. Tar Mum. -co Rdg Pie.
eiteb, awn Le *4 Gala LW Silver Bppowit.s4o4 Bilwasai
Plat ed Spend. Halve. and' Muir% Jet. blew ...0 ...
Goods.. Alspoi Wit Epic of
.We ,het .pegs amb.Tt
'M TV above .tool: by beau Daretiaaed divert hers the
Fastens Minniartotierand midneted with
the Mug trade and wui be Sold ' . ..t a mau .1..,.... 7 , 4
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wma.s.Glooke and Jevelzateluired; aibllne apri It.
graTing assented to the best suararer. sad Kb./ Tar im
.d Jearell7 made to order. J. M. ROBIERFit.
ante . , nth at. new Market.
FOR SALE—S aoreo of Lard situate la
Mut O a h ' i ka,r, sod gnaavro,:umniggio'firta Pftonl
R jal th Z i. u 7" ea
the .. kaitriotra rmtn.t.
VA i LUABLE PROPERTY FOR ;BALE—
ftuaed on the meth 'ldea the Ohio k Anus. Rah.
toad, at the torn of Cohluddess.-Obis. COuthtlos of
watt . oaa toed deed .eves nt had, with • twastory hoary
cistern and well at the door. • hank ham - foe.
wood and hoz htmeee. • youngoroluutt to. to. If amok.,
wood
twentyltre weal on the north of the Ballumt.
oltulltuf thirty town lota. be seht . wsth MI atom
A T:gttrtzuoB • IL A. TOODII, en the promisee.
OTIOE--The forwar_dhig baskets here
ofeateled cm .beieleors eater tie style
Jo. eleney, elUby tie heriaftee to amduael ander Ms
name or Jane, teener.
- .Juno It, 1658—jele.letei J. U. JUNO.