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DIRECTORY.
. . . .
,Ecirdr i2 lllll. - takAgE v 1411SENG AGENCY
/Ad No. 10. Eteds urea, Baden.
ye; at &An Admits ltd the mod; intlnstddel and lamed
m ar ecreaumeetzi Papas bath In the United But
- • Bri Etn. farlBsB. •
EtFEL & Crattoill Park Place,
NEW TOBIL lovltal.ht Cincho
na of , Mum from all
tbs. onommily Lam =Mug
teRMI," awt44_riaLlSll. 411111UOAR STRAW
OWLISI ARTISLWAL HOWER TRIMOINO9I, ta.,
MoIoSIST Otiotoo UElft4mot Of MATTRRN WWI&
orris, =an MIN.
With toorfaL amorkornt. or 13TIMit 1307.11M3 oaQ
doditoa. all of V&A will Oa ofram2
r ia u % -: • 1D19;1/ILT* HALL.
11eatt mom Now York.
,Tho-licitign-RhiteriebinCOlnTanY
lLM:ZAfralaßlZlMlnfatale.
arehonee for the United. States,
- JOHN R. PLATT, -
—7 l itg g t = 4 " Stilt. N York. l
1 will be mind tell assortment
•:• tiM tr aigr b "l l :. h tbl2,l:o4l
•.J • • A"' MUM ottlia.nal In !scarred to the N.. State
IflailiThreC l PT 1":".4 ty
'Sloll.6l2:lotie
- ,-•• 'ANDREW ib•JEEIIIP.
'g - 0 - 41341-88ioN ,RIEROHANTt3,.
• • Atinneald Woolen Mnonhinervoel
Znoiriesonneve Roue% meaftuee
neennecepeannten in Atuntrestorenf Articles.
i 2 / 1 /6 Bt.; IZeur:York.
s AtatiViruivihiriozi imam
-BUMS lAgifla anClßOilell. •
"Aliscliteleirlltenc7 In Rey Tart Rs
tAstigrsaWritzt6Bllloyelllaahlsilirtsr Tools
'6.Patent Elastic Skirt&
:RATESA VRANOE, No, 1 Bartley street,
•-% •• • 7:tom ite_yenulod except they have the
- %tun, ofthelekteot. -Ail manuthotoren 'Lod Whey In.
:lanes Irate Vomented &month= to Is.. toh2o*.-.
Ii9VJAOKBON' & 808.
411 TE AND FENDER MARI4R,
1116 PRONYST. d , DM BROADWAY, NBA YORE.
ALZIdI7
~-2,112.11/11ific'S PLAVAMBI SULLES.
. ~r. ... ..
i undersigned having been appointed
ezotitolon Annionfor the •• We of those celebrated
naannfootozediv_tirs original Inventors •
.';'..a : . 8.-& E,VAIRBANK.B & CO.,
~ , - ;1= e t w i""leolltf.`, 6 :o4 4 ,labtft ''''''uniti
„ n.
--„ :TheceVebsre borrfi&ed.bo tbit_ SEP 4 HAS2
i ;Me united lite.
o - • mer eh ot ' iorn throngtiont
- - 4-94ThearP4
L.::;:i.r.ha "A
th Eir l ' il l n t br=trom d t cl Vilna
, atilt! ~ p#o4l, WHIN, menu GAN BB HO
!1.1 . 1 1 .'44 . ...;.: '''' - did tof ...calm fbi Cannier, Portable
•'',.' =Vinonvio=4 .g .lttrit " lli F larrt i WEVik uj
' ••, - ...i . - Td. it.= Llbtrtr sized. Conicsoput Ito .
itrrABUBOB VELI4IBII WORKS.
FINCH & OW.;
~-.VLPEOTFULLY inform Druggists and
n in Varnlaher generally that they hare for
*me thoa bran engaged to the rueation or all dandy-
Low al Covataarlother VA loitcn. and are now pre.
filig t a.l/la i r r anglgaga , ll4
2 , 21 1 ;lath the
arcare,
areas ease ann on
molfitora
YINCLI* blitand to 'aerote the-nrelvsa to =Mrs. I
• tlng • flat rhos trade. and harem &nil* that their If.
..I^fltintslOtllfbrorearthelanttn7. Theirtarifforprires
_ane iinoet equally _torn lath any of thenartern mar.
' Chu Itationut, bring datechinni thlt no artin• have
ir re
ti boo of women and testai nuallt7r thr7 0417
goattrial and. Khan, of Dublin Dab! hag.
tins Itody COLCILL eroald all pare
borax attantna. 'Ufa &Melo nhnal to any'engltrit
,_:,;01111r11 Yarn/ah or the TPIT but
nab
B obr a a i n t d ra , B b l s l
made
h Gillet.
i rid b. ==i r aVtir=Vor3azaar;ot :4rer y
unentee
trim! d. -
44 cal esatibla
isaacouan r
-- 13 1 0.01010.011 to L Po KP Boara alenh -s
. ....:.,iLunaltstrusrsenzonsink.nar. pssz4sr 'guano
Dress= =vitiation entirely t btdch to a oast nesitark
=into thoortuitui narnbh fat logo. 'and Mtn...? f ,
I V l = w ie l nl t se= " :7oll;l rims a sorts. Pr;
, Aettlii r e llFiretnally attan nen tq at 1
178'
PIT.TBg6IiGII • COICII - FACTORY,
BIGELOWdk .„0 . •
(ISsomeless .to Bigdon,
' .No. 48. ,• gm
DIAMOND ALLZI, •
Lehi Wood aL..
- - Pittsburgh, Penua.
rO6.CILES; OARELS.GES; PHATONS,
-Wetito
nientomad gnaw • deacVtkosi or . Nix= Waal ,
sakentsb.ed umsonplusid Ibr
bwitTof dega s =of moo. /WIWI !mama
sullturatillty at
. maze warrelstaL . •ftso
L. lOW=
cc i ityr .ACCUTORN a 00 2.
Produce an? Commissioniggira,E's.
N
ttabsegh Ikl .I :nufti l e U rnred '
In AliliO/C3;
NO. 219 Liberty street, writer of /roils,
PELTED c pA
J0R7,13 - COOLEY,
WHGLESALE GROCERS
axD
BOAZ D SUILICISIZ
frOige and Pittabore ALEBB itaaafactares,
141 Water Street,
cb 'pliztalasar. rarara.
P.A_I • _TERM
LONG
- lIOUSE.AND SIGN PAINTERS
. Joy: rt 1041 ihrt Obi Deadini) 71.278 D BTBZET,
• Woman Wood sad Mutat btrost&)
An orders promptly, attended to.
' asacated to ...ana , r21611-ti
• 'assn.
- • B,OBUSSOtrittrigii 7 EILLESS
VOUNDERS AND ENGINE BUILDERS,
it:- sad Idsza ke.. rtaderran afall damtptiorti Wit eating&
.(kartcar, Ate.
0081, Ate.9.lkfartet, etred, trireert 7ini2. and &mad
8. N, I.NIONFRBIIII.N.
.Ho
E 8 'loll7TatAth at
.- PROMPT, N 0.241 Mali tars'itwltoott
ibi tzAt=l6 . Z 6 Vi t i=3.7 . l3: f ook u st
ktooldnoo, Pa.N.% Ws. • Stars.' Windom G tos to an
lamb. Falun - ••=•=l,- tkOod kr.Orktor7
`Vroia friondi'ioulf NON artrj
ni rj , Boltioro, rstanset to this *lc
Ara ' - ortrto thi"D*Qtl" tlT b er i r , idO l ff t ro cs' itic•l'l ll44}!
pant to visor them with soirM. th i .sakan9A .
1 12174.°F. .5 0 , Pi la aregAta.
BOOTS AND SHOE&
- Vijii,GLEllA_L Id, AND It HT A. IL.
'pm: pubseriber respectfully calls the st
' L toes= of Ids lkidouts - and-therablionennally to on.
. ' . WATS ' ior.rig-41; 6 1 =41' TO
MOO et vol
' anfsetor, ..
7 .il.ll=l =A11, 1 4 nod iThenti. :g i lt( tOrtA t
Ilmtlittol.irotintatnehtp sad alibi Unit AIWA ,
7JD ardor to nit onizt i n desl t ri = sae th en . Le
afietyrae
an • co i logoyX of Ben's ii, r ii r ga l
. ,
~,..M.Y...1.016....., trlstrli witstanto.
'," In Wand to rakes Bo MT 1:4141.1,116 . M0M
.' '.-..it=11111:10= gil Mbar ea.
Oar t.bo land istronno t ritAnnnixtrod Ito
' -. onitratur fan", mut from
Onudnolo to hob cooldanee tont ha If *NFU&
B 8,,
, • s ="2 " iirlamluktit.betinwe lisetetbtrarrat' Waft st
I.II.IJAPHY & BIIRCHFLELD, • -
Alb; iuid Ladies'. Drlas - Goo;ls y,.
-- CLOAKS, TALBIAS Eal
81W!/().p?./OurEs AND STAPLE' GOODS,
_ - For'Peuthl'y tree.
An azimar ex intive martmant. an of th e %bon
aper r r i rstaVgAi t rla ItliWtstirteas.
, Staires;Tenderslisidalre Irani. "' •
k ati.
• ' - itON'OrffigAVE , WMIEOI= , - No.
-ist woocitria.' iire it te: ruoil try
ia ps asThrl la
tato UN MI Ably,' issmid ÷ire 'oda • -
' , Fill sttentfazt Mime nesttlns
.. - In nap lins
,`:: 'so an strasVl , ltzgodc:inaca now ball inn ans.
ulow a. the lawns/
the altts Oba,l
s. Zalltatar tbs t 34. Wood stmt. • In. •
" ' :...11nongsatlo.1.13sroddlit. *.
Camel CsaL
OECERE
som II ICE CANNEL:CCAL.*IIt '
stOvidi, ptlr MIA Orapniut! fa. Ili =Ur
, bazas ato dworoar arm.= god waxt sat:. Iti3bort,
Wray. stare Pcdtbdold mom. *Ma* tai CLor
llj a ,stames Odra coma ot
i Msjr - Wsz i n.
t ea. Pit t&
- 114 1x goet il.g rignalled - Lessoir,stl. Pe , ce
largo podp6o is" top . donne* . d Or ar 4* 14,..t01jek:.
Plus do I 200
ea dallied% i ..1210. Wl=t CO.
- iosgeratag.
- .MOO& .fmzierly -a: readout . of
rp, or-var.
=Cite lase" autZr en "to=lll4tVirull7.l•lld
' N g& ... 07 a rar, froln g erirre
•
„ Ta p -,thimaite:m.t.t., Motet st Plttaitt_24%
gams 4 gao. Banta=; A: Comm. codger. Mr
liksuiftE Boa Anaßbill= John VoniastoiCmuntifnt.
= Ai grebS & Bro.
:LITRO.GE_BAPHERS ,
74,-Ttd. 4 Rerameagairob Belau&
',IO..VBRY KINO RAMING
- %tam ANDPauwarou elawatan tn• boa
ICITIIER BEVIINO—IdaIeAtHOYT
ft1e.,4,11f, of plaughterid solocwo soil taw
iffroroderbaningro „eetlerpoorotilaa.oloot laterd:
im-2411 "rpel
opposite ow brad Wad.
a i and: —•—
• 1 4:-.soorr , DantL3t, nur es ,
.•i„ :7.
* 'he losatTot of , . •
21tVgit.", • -
-wq
CV. T.4.111142W,
Ass. '#ct.lo lototti exert, lusir
teciat is ret=iting 2"k stori f ii&lat •
fir rotian Ipw.op lbe
-; R emoind , -
irkzß.''ittiv iISA-'oo'-itritolesale Drat_
woisakumeniooriatetb.__,.._, exemodlow
'4lj4 :71 f i
ilWaVrs Val' le.
*POP
ids
lam im¢
Gioia esniaw. AM&
c _
__ _
....." :
litßama - - • `. 4. _.
Att
..„_,..„,_.,...:„...._-,. N.-alses itrtuficttarat of eveg..vs•
-,-. -,•., „:- - -- ipet.r .wrcr i r i git o z a ziF=u g e . xv
yi wri t iVtr a ,,zl pittures.
.blon-Tnltrnutßwaret notodes
• ,
0 --' 2, Paisisubsenbers4militilite to mann
• Ali 0
`S
Y:
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BUSINE - gg'CAIRDS.
t4;134,41
A - Par/91S. A. P. MORRLSON, Attor
•=4:3l=l3tigiil43 "'W u ' .I"*4=er("2
E MESIT POLLOCK, Attarasy at Law—
TAMES I. KUHN, Attorney at Law, aloe
ltrarthstnet. =sr Gnat. Pittsburgh. .11114:17
AGENCIES.
-
Mob*" ful Gentral Conmizzion and Collaci
• ton Agency Office, .
OR the °enrol:on at' lincte and Foreign
atartantile and *Esther Mem claim% la Michigan
•Os cant Stat ttetv.nt and Partnenter Monem
Paymenttel'area, Parr:etas =Lela of/lea Estate and
Rostra and Isertuance , •
YEUTTER ANDEEdOE. Datenit, 4 llMate.
Methane Ca. ll ,Cirsette - t=l= Otstrart- O Lan Z.
Meethanta
WANTEDIr=OI(4I Ll' %Alva teen tialitedals
. ....... tar 0-114
WM. A. IRWIN'S
irL ESTATE °MOE, No, 87 front
rtreat.3.ldoar from Marken. Dea= In Lao Man.
ittr• Rix Imo. to. Oral ;report tourdlt and told.
aniM•
4USTIN LOOMIS, Beal Estate Agent,
Bteck, , Betrahendlee ond BM Broker. Moo Agent,
02
th stmt. &bore Wood. Merinos premeeir oreeeoled
jpizdly
SAIMEL L. MARSIEELL, Secretary Citi
Imeasistersace Oncipany44 WAterstrast.
M. GORDON, Secretary Western hum
-11.: • ssace Waterstreet
JGARDINER OOFFIN, Agent for Franklin
rlralguresszter aommy nertbast =acre Woal
,
an. Third manta.
A.MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mn•
• teal tene...em ethq•el:.42 water daws.
DRUGGISTS.
mit wutoz; rig
...,di mrs 1:(cp 3:Tel y : I 3:11
ISCGDMOII. to Z. IDDD a CO
• WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
NO. GO WOOD STRIEDZ_
47/YDEWEGO,./.41; •
Droprutzri "Dr, DT-aDeliti.strroktai Veriatruire Llr
an,
VaLN ild FT, J r., (suooesisor to Jut. W (N nt-
Oor,) 141.1... th and Sista In
01Ia, thvercon. coraer i M r titrxerZtt.
IttabarXh. 04/ - ke.-cdra• limit tor Dr.Pordl Medicine.
nn2l
P. 6001.7/Yilialesale Dealer in
Drum, Paint; this. va-oloboo owl 11. Mao. No. SINI
tTotrookllttabtulth.
codoro Tronivo otr.pe ..ttgatim
ANIPAsoat Tor ticheork.'s Palmotho Byrap. • oisr.24-17
FAHN.CSTOCK 4E CO Wholesale
d Oninabl Load ,Rod
. 12rff ra th=ol ' orooz Wood sad Ituot streak. rata.
- tact. 7
•
E . SELLERS, -Wholesale Dealer in
10
:4. 00 , 1 amot ift itizinVacaTissiseetLt
rammec . AISOIOI
MVII------ FlTNVgrell — ale I Retail
mm
ON AL - REIT
rt..4le
tomer of ?Sbettlr 11.1 Br. Qa
, • •
SCHOONMAKER & CO., Wholesale
tro:Drainasta. bro. M. Waal And. Vitiabargb.
OaEP,II FLEMlNCl;Staxessor %o L. Wilocit
Ock, canarldarkat Wag sod DbustowlKem m to.
Tz irtjAr c and acarietstesaartmen .
.d
Drisai,ptiam tinfully onsAtaxided st
rO.MiIIISSION &C.
.rionzyNviwscowroN
• IiSEWWITS.
a
Wool, "ram Thar, Bawl, Lard, & Lard Oil
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY
No. 7i Water Bt., Ptttahargh. Pa.
Erintrzlftstaszt. PlttablUts we W . Weltsill.4 Ott , .
ohs Scott st Mutts. Oh
D Jame. Casteretttep Ktrat a flag's% MI6.
Nab t Elttsburst. ilttrnet, Nesbit t Ci•rretdo.•
tam& 1 EtCa. St LOCI"I Stills.
Thorns I tissinc-, rastem Harass t Cosamll, stashed.
Salon, Oldt. A 1) Botta *Co.. " -
fattsd •
2108 ARE & AN ED.
to A.A . A. Masa%)
FLOUR, tailik AND PRODUCE.
Commission and Forwarding lierchonts.
Ho. 114 Second st., Piltsburpi, Pa. ,
flan 1. 'Marl ion
SPRINGBR RANBAUGH.
Cori anwiIIEWST,
Dealer In Wool, Provisions dc Produce generally.
NO. 295 LIBERTY STREET.
PITTAIIIIIEGLI, PA.
Jolla ArnaL.,..----A. J. Lta....,..-_-„Cus.A.ToAm.
ATWELL, LEE tc CO.,
'WHOLESALE G.R 'DOERS,
Produce & Commiszion ce.3bants,
AND :414LSV.• :-‘ •
PITTSB U.EGIT MANUS-40177RM,
No. 8 Wood a., bet Kern Watt? fled Front at
.111 PITTIMUSCILL
DAVID - C f _EMEtiIST,
Flour, Produce, Prasuaon and Commission
DIERCIIAXT,
60. x 7 znelsanct massy Infos.
Pittsburgh,
GIVES his attention to the saw of Flour,
Park, Bum. Lud. ay*" neat . Grate, Dried
ina.doed
talseati reipfttfely folldted. assl.l7
, EMILY S. KING,
(late of khe firm of Ling & Moorhead,)
COMMISSION MERCIIANT.
AND
MAZER IMP PIO YET AL AND BLOOMS,
No. 76 - Water street, below Market,
wpl9 PITTBBIIIIOII, PENNA.
' • A. A. HARDY'
Ar te__ElsrAy, Jews & 03,1.
CO/MAW AND uttWARDING AtEsCH.A.I92:
• dont of the Mien and bdtanapolle
Corner First it Ferry sta., Pittsburgh, Ps.
ress-tre
is W. aiffialt. & CO
gLCIrOIdIDING & COMMISSION zea
-11111438■414 Umbrae hailed, eflitiobargle Maze
dekko, bead PIT* had Bheet tena sh-d. ble. vr7
lrell.l 7lnd
Pittateseett-
.1- B: late of Warren, Ohio
ati,,,:4;ttors ke
dun Vattitimot, and
sane.
igagi
haul Ols2r, sal Wart.ern Pro4u. !ruby. Wator amt.
:betwenk. 'PotaXed sad Woadji 'uttrx.b..
-ir33166 11121./. 21.
illiT.,l* f 4- 1O go
z liholeaale Grooms,
pPrOltor 633 - Comalsearrlderebiatsoind D 413131313
063i6,06633:66e661316)6 go. 112 Seem@ irtroArtta•
DD
(TEM: W,,ARg4PUSE.---ESNEN
`11.).-0LL1N13,13er3331466.3 Onacrassloe kter31133164
Der.43.6213640.Ear.f 1366 Prods".
sho water. isTlll7 .
TiIOII.ASPALKEIti - Importar and Dania
; atr .p 4 /Works& Wel Pam No. 63 Blarkst
conutrAlazd 7cnartEctree4 Pittsburgh.
- .
DRY GOODS.
.14.18EP8 EL01115113 A CO..
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
• azifiaillauzs, Bomar a awns.
, Fancy flxdo
YlMarlesete, bet._4l4 amigo Dtessead.
Illir" ' Asears ler Bradley's Yarns. - rabladl
4.111X11 92,717.101rgia11... 0 . AM= 00. 2 N. =L.
MASON CO., Wboleitaloandßatail
minim Rai !taw)* awl% sa rutz
IVILIJRPICY.°.& - BEIROUTIELD , Whoksalo
eastaz fourth
salt kit Weds Plctslwrrb. - _
IV= ,Cnar.o32 l
ROORP AA. E; MON ORNAMENTAL T
_F
GgAilizat- N O A R MR,
,rleJo7 Irolorib 'Stmt.
tvc44 sad =Weld drag& i pA
Sinai OrdaillirteasSlT attended to. "914PUe.Oad
Item Jovial !Removal! Removal!
4.aszr7colst 4 . ..c0.—N0, $2, 'NMI zealot.
iriAiniza.B.F.oved - our Store to No. 23,
41 , nm gs,t, (r.ertt door to 41.11: Moen & 0o.) wow
•11.or W1 pr‘7.l to ..stlallei atte &Una '1=414 Swett of
WAmatesu Oine*O.:#o4 unl MIAs In Ita&
lautl%• . assortsmat. fans&
ton i 4
• • 'Oarrothr.
4 4 3"" P 11'U1 * C426a1"%131"61E"
21
1= n•
toirs)
to
of relt)nn. nn,
. &tar Sods, Bincl&P. &law
h a r t. lnfar Radis,a
llll.lromlloSA =h i ell
at et, •&I I mid &Obi inrort nub arm es II
rroperg . zo*e ,
libertyAreet, actjonag t he odiet
OrtooYeadinets Canal Amin. Tits Is Darr ttra
kmetahleodsoe otorevetteht tueg a orzoo nos
LW . tet,VlTlregitt lAD feet trA to the 1
eionrYerl3634 Jet . WLtb , rt? felt. •
Atd3 Dr91.111141/20tt 4,1411.1e1i o net-.
. 0 ", 14 4t... Tr:;,lcar,!l7. rilM eft
.. rm i he rMiqft;P Aux 40d i4/4441. CaPt•
Ors god :then dastx6:4 of misni• ewe heretetetek
,00ltde mitt to esomlne the moterDwAßD
couric
le 00
plEXClitattUßM. rith
r lar
' iteltrikstota. Moots Moo
• a„ wino
irrrIVETIIiLL it 00., Impotent
nth mg - Awdain..lver
--"6767eastasVhdukiasettem,
01211 M......
8. T. 'BOB 7 -
GENzatutoommisarox
M a /a ms; far'
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m ir t arai t s....N...wr
itrA'r amine.
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-ANKESICV3OI3I3ES
JOHN T:11000:
BID BEDFORD OR.
BUNT AMER, VLS I TItERIVI a hIQ.
Sig VMS. FRUITY 02.. • haw
• abWNFOT 1111,
11
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sact r" = BaiWri a l = l. •1 11 U X)
o A gl i nt e,
NOW w o. U mn,m. ottete lUoL : Mt o r a tatughtxr d lOd ern
n • •• • • 1411.111‘ • ji II • ••••••••• i• • I •• •VI• • 0
r .1,1e3; A:s.l an. era
oluatio Broke*. Bur ND Oold szt•
Notes, • distal. • on Baal Babas Ettat •• •
.13• Notes...ad Thor Bills cn: •
• Wort 7th ßuy ..11 Stocks ou Oommladon.. Collet
• • made oaWroirkto tat tialou. alleamener •
" ana Er/ W et".rta• • • amain. tho ch.
NT HOLMES & SONTDcaltre in Foreign
l ti:
ga s Zje l p.grtp t re ue ` na mA eV;
urns.. - 9art o t". : nu!4. 0. n. jritzoolwa elfin
L4;to V; t :4 LIPP!
ammo team— me. armee°,
ITNION POITHDP.
-.Mitchell, Herron Co.
rlL.eohtinue the btusinota of the Union
P !d, i ai theddstandof PIENNOCK, MITCU.
Ths, Ira mlnuflaurs usurtml. •I. and\ mama
anortmot of CARTING& cemorleas
Cooking Stoves, Bengos and Sido
• 01471 CA AND 1 ..11,01i /MOM%
MANTLE It KITCHEN GRATES,
Hollow Ware, Wagon Boxes, Dog irons, Sac I
Tta Kettles, Plows and Plow Points,
Mill and M..thinery_ Castings generally,
dad nee . ad We PLPIO3 at all Lae.
MON & NAILS OFTA' E BEST BRANDS,
Shovels c Swim Picks, -
- All of sitatb 'ILI bold at xvizaWturerV =kw.
my!-1T
Penn Cotton Milli, Pittabugh.
ENNEDY, CHILDS & CO.. Manage ;
an taws of—
Penn A Boa laam 64 awwosr lo
=Mathof all colotattotta
800 Ooegg
Plough Lino anti IVt a l= aa
" Ilona °fall also, anti
Batting.
a Ell a •dvis a r t tba liarizzargro °Mogul, Wilcan
WILLIAM BARNHILL & CO.,
61 Penn et., below Marburg, Pittsburgh, Ps.
QTEAM BOILER MAKERS and SHEET-
Ia IRON Manufacturers of Barnhill's Pat
, ant Boller. larorsotlro, Final and By Urdu Botha". Cblor
I , ta. Il s raletuu=s Bal. Baca Rev . P i =4.lnassra Balt
haicluourg Work. Braze :Ad lila/hut Irina do= " 2
the Minima moths. lamb= tram • illstaan parr
&Mauled to.
LW. WOODWELL, Wholeaale and Retail
Ittatudidurn and Draw th O►Llast Wan, Neu at
street.
GROCERS.
WM. P. Prawn— ..... I. rayons
Shriver & Dilworth,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Nos, 130 & 132 Second Street,
Mamma Wood and Padt.liold) P,PITSBWIGH.
.11.1.1111 ooanom •
Wallace & Gardiner,
If BOLZMILII D.111.11.LER3 ie
Flour, Provisions and Produce Genecrally,
1510.0111LIBIRTT BT. .1•11.1.1 T
LIAGALEY, COSORAVE CO.,
1,31 al. Oroten. II and A Wood Mamie. 17ttataritt6
avo-17
AII:ULBEATSON, Wholeado urocer and
Oandaden lLsre lmaMi dast,Denhos
191 Marty ens; Pitt.in Protium cad
uthetared .
bait&
TORN FLOYD & CO., Wholesale GtOoers
wad Cbaualaieek Iderelizataaie.lThad sad Z2l
in:mt. Pittsburgh. trlo
(8 I: • 1 l't '4' .0 rll at • .
I, Dealer In Prodzon, Ms • • Nanannturen and all
rr• of Yanlg• wlDacustl6l6 , • and thquors. No. 316
L.RI• pout on hand a win 7 . a • .4 Mann
MID WCIAITLSO---....W1LL1A1 11:413 ..-.......1. S. Cgeng
ItrANDLESS MEANS L CO., (Fames
oars to Wink
Onto ann, i I
c hnnZN Wbnlsan Gramm
In bon, NUL, nn t•
Pitta bargb
linnatietanni vtily. Wren of and man Wein inn
rOnsbartn. n. -4in
c. sea
WCILLS & ROE, Wholesale Grocers and
losusdadon ILarrlants. N. 194 Liberty street, Ms
BO ri SEKT 01,1.Y.FLT. & 00., Whojegals
Chnoves.Commtedoa Mactiszts. Dram trt Pod
ttobtagh IlelastAkerazna 2J Llimertz And.
Picutamb.
6S - TartoTeUirio.
arkstar Ms; ard C 3 hitt - - ~Y rt. AM
BOOKSELLERS &C.
EO. COOIIRAND, (emocestoor to 8. Sad
.l.4) %513_01moloasol.E.tail Water In Boob, St:Lilco
31s
ary eus M and Pow lloarJ lodszol stmt. GU i door 13. o
ina.. AI =troy.
JOHN B. DAVISON, Bookaollor and Sta..
tioaaniumalorto Divdmil • Ago.w. N. Marko ,
scrod, mar loon % Pittoterit. ►
jjAY CO., Booksellers and Stationers,
No. ell Wood stmt. nort door to the scram otTblot
nod, P.. &lad and to balks constantly on lama
L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No
ON • Ts Itrarth otrest, Araleitandl.6..
MUSIC. &C.
John 11. Mellor,
•
INO. RI WOOD STREET, Initween Diamond
AN. and Root. Stn., Soli Ar. tor ()NICKER
A PoNSDelosyll PIA ' 0 VET.. MASON A ILAM
LIN'S MODEL MELODEONS aut ORGAN DAIIIIOIII.
DU& .4 4.0. la Mules. Musks' Uoo. JA23
B. Kieber & Bro.,
7 ) O. 63 FIFTH
ATmHe s S T !b . e ,
tRISIIig o t f the Golden
IiIaNBDLLIta&FLODItAa
EIO LK
LI&LSION10)113. Dealers Ls SW& and Idoeleal Dutra
manta to
Charlints Blum, - •
VI, =MOTOR= sad Dealer in piano
/Nip rata mod impootor of gouge sod raosicol rostra.
atlTVAVPOOV.ll=Plaaatinillg
out /rob= Attadonont. zay3 Wood at.
BELTING
Patent Riveted and Stretched
LAITBER BIZMNO,
From the Manufactory of lioit tt Brothers,
NEW lONE.
FEthe Belting of this manufacture has
W= awarded the Onla Kendal and Diplomas from
ovary Mr and IMMO" thronahont the United
Stater Us error rant by the /Make= Institute, New
Veit. at their lest meeting In fM Ail orlidd, b oft's.
prior mallty, army ersaetroftbtDmineei being amdent,
ed under the tensorial are of the grintipalm their bide,
are "elated brdhemesivie at thetr own rwdvirig tong
inswing freedom from cute and etotz:g . ined at their
=meter the Mlles mot hem been
o retraced to Nov Tat thoroughly' tensed.
fresh hem veto. earmod immecUately, net Ist
strettbed on Mal run with flier Modem ha
=ve4.106 nutted with thdr went oev rived.
limn make • perfect. even as toth tides
ci Use band. maths MEM to iron troll on the Wks.
~4 giving a nova of more than 20 preps over thaw
rs6n in tMa&pary moaner. To mech. orall
ioolttou and woolen eanaditurem n i uttillle. 1.11
gr m"l tils no i r So glvii g r d .laalt sori b uk &booms, to eboft
COIMIIOO, this Beltk i ie ti smidells resondionded.
she lost of dry relarintimi ma to the g polity or_ Mils
etl i sitthireg:Mo l a. " a !Olt erlall'a—
• IL DE .LANOZ,
•
DEAL= IN
HIDES LEATHER & OILS,
233 LilfEß rram ®paWW Mad pf Wood.
• toll anortwonst of
HoyCaa Leather lleting and Oils,
Por blaehloory and Coal Oars, always on halal.
aolaflyd
Math Ward Propertyfor Bale. .
WILL SELL on. - reasonable terms and
I
esgaztsag e lftra, emu of Hun sad Cartoll i sto..
ost
2 17 ) d : brines Yrsids:ac**- Th./ sr° "ndwmr
eea
Alm Star WI% Goner of Liberty sod Baldwin As, 26
fist front obeli. They aro calsolstad for olthrt meting
boarding boasts or by cas.l dirpopbr ma braced by tho
Psalm or the °oars, Balt t
Alxvi tutr imint • corm o botfrr And Wain" its..
°opal tbs ohs Improyestrst, loondry, 15..0f row
nett Thor sr. Till fixated fa • marsasnory or
toured. tessilolhlOiliee on, nor the bundrydr of amebas •
fel of tbst boo& At! to
fatdef Anna D. OMAN 111 Übsrts it.
pLigt?i_oe:l:44.l:44lo
ILANUFACTUAEft of Yellow Rocking.
h2 . 4 6 ttrz i mwj m okmel
i irevArt...Dirstlubua,opp:44 , Elttiobiugb.%
OBSTINATE, INVETERATE AND lIA
!T ,.fg.:" iratZl. 4 l.7727:l7ptgntition;
Mgr vgg, Isklectlong Cl loth% • Ntglisl, too •
Pi n A, M. thlo ws ignteg to Ligeo,l4 • gligglitrigg
egcoggtaigea, au astl..or i rclgnagplito the 443
VA l a
te gto to Aix: sattga; 7 ,llllaggitao
of •wito lois call. It
it adzilyeemaig orte t ggsp•
}.6 Idithodlst Wog atonic TI TOUtth 11.
61 PE N CER' 8 PATENT SAFES AND RE,
ta. YflptlitAloBB—Tba matte. most datable and t 2
ak4 ng "'ICU
9 r7/10 " 11:W e ltattbRI t telrAl t trilg;
anthell and for by Um CR UMB dta
the Mcleod Sato. 135 Wood • t•
J CO
• • balk: eating and this trout
11:Sabeattber having purobased the erfr
" ditsm i nto i i r k ia , bilatool b 'at: i ll Box tad
-aztatuotalyaut onatitaartne sum la ant
'nation Plat t to Moo copeantir att band at
tracsnattoota l'ettnal apta Anchor Caftan
t * "
. hrt"na M i l=rer th. tgr u lgrtt .
das .11 land Mt . :saa% gcatrat.
eatotati ' CL nittaMANCL Mires ant Pa
A CARD' TO THE LADIES—D. J. Damn -1
Ws Cloldeil. Periodical Pitts far faudes. saaw.
- a oarrectlag Isresulasittn: WI retacnriug stottuations O.
'the astutely tura* from wastrratesurs.
Th . . b ....... 1 (moss •I Us burobeo used tit tb•
Wats pesottee ells. E r= . 147:34 .,,,,,, t i fi , 7 ,,,,t.
..., 1 ,:=17,.;:zi0. 0, ibou.sade Orlal les ' . 41 . ,
& ,.-„,„.,„„„ ft ,,,,.,.., gum; that be ts toduesd to mate
shwa uueite e s t act:1110z trAseadve n zlia tt
io t ) s .. to.•
real XVI ay frud in n tai alio. %IF. ;_ppraaneat ray
'ord. , ;.%„ I..tnencar core, . a.-2,:w =mu**, Amt.
- , • - . lie alruberty at. .
11(IB ORM. „ A • • Lms,
4ts . tag w t 44 . lx ii ll: 2 4 ; 4
irk.
NEW YORK ADVERTIPMENTO. •
SKILLI2I. VLBSOIIII2OWW BCIINLL, asa•
Irsurtns Azintrase llovez. 840 Annthadv.
Rom York. • .
Irozrarnikre)
WNEW YORNEOLITY, RAILING
awa yaIINITtrItE wn Item lah sittiedi of
and mtematt IRON INURES BUILDINGS. A
a...tteeee Am Ix Itelling than ant
ether eitsbitehtmedla Nem lork,ang the Pugin ee...
tottery et Inm inteltute In the United edam ;
.1010,3 me BANDYOI3D a TABS. el Green et.. N.
A Vitalient gleinecatl
- TO CONLS Li AIPTIVE .
Afilt,paystour4 of high standing, and
tormerly•Profercer In ea eof the hiedhal lissiltri
mpucoppirp, nal/ =Or= from actin practise,
re to= =Art= freto Pulmonary Diener dlseare
..,,,,. ~hol t r aTti i,,,, to, Borth AIWA. farbhi =with a
c‘ .r. for oorrereptlon, Paonchltls, Conehr . Wilt risdi
Glateral Mile and bans aware that theneepa, . 1 e
u ff ei t ur ind `app=all from this wort dreadful of
W diem., he dolmas, fro= the principles et harnani..
Pr. rf
of
blown this moat =lust& remedy, Upon
~,,do, of pmen War In Poster* Ptsamps. =Mange, he
g ill ..4 a &wipe, with full directlesui far ratings=
stiesesellillyuelna It.
Th..mmet required Is •Dollea a* =stem and the
=Mint of gill edeerll 2 emell . Ad
14_1 , t imvanuan, ti. kl
lea IkerndreMe Bas 23, P. 0., Woos. ire . re' T.
New York Corn Exchange.
BA G 111(ANN I ic
Een arena rzt r o ad amt. TOR Y.
B. E, CLARK,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALBI? IN
Bags and Bagging,
ISNABORGS, Ebootings, Duck, lelax and
vm-al Whit Grabs BEM
Bemanhas laga %ye ?cit; BAGS,
Desfaraed and prtoted to antes enoressly to: thou,.
masanatent or a , Is tense and Of TorlOcto daft..
• d oar manner. ran ha,e any nutter they' mar With
c o l = t igeT i nVirrire= uwaliaa oar stoat of
D eng
laaau• Ran, via !osmium Raga at ill TIZIAZI
D%
D ane,,
co; cony hairy
leaftt\ata stlEaled Idflt boas. allatals, printed to orlon
Prot ttoolers ropllea Eth Dant sat Beet Bean Con
=EL, te of pr: cr colored cloth. We Lean
`paints, Oils, Glass,
Burning Fluid. epha, Aicahol.
"'ORR k m M an ANN,
139 OREENWIOI3 BERM. (corner of Jaya NEW YORE.
imar nudges Elva •nd Ballmad Amu,
41..a.g now selling the above articles, in con-
Uon wItE • camplet•,,amortment of Wart. Dn
%inch Aiswicso Elm le, ••
.141 hat
alb: =est tedsootatt• to Neater, and iblZttff
Fur the 1 000,000.
U. &- PATENT M RBLE COMPANY;
90 Thiympaon street, N. Y.,
MANUIPAOTURERSOFMARIILE MAN
tjc ffLff& si..... ff er .dWiZadlllitff is A l LE ta.. D6r.re thi.
axle* oldatta le• peassaretlon of Marble Dead, ehmeinany
econtined with' mrs.l eokos,ao as to be moulded foto
0,7 fa.dmlarllo vhich a marble rata be =moralize
co red at birth= half the Wet Of the common madnial„
while It nods It In
there 410
end beauty. Unlike Mar.
eleseed kon mad Biel" there WM 001*. the °odd
tonal.. Into the Mess of slot =gado% while raaa welsh
Is mad to glee a tenadteerr Want, to tbeLs dam
des from Si to $4O. Tette Tom ar,equally
Night. for the denerahxdow sad bon o(ahor. for the
different Stator, whittamem Immense fetas. to
those interastins themaereeo,_toloreestion farotahed co
expliestion to Pffidlt RVIINtX Plus. or
CHIRPLI LIMB. des NSW wax.
=UT itda
French Window Glue.
EDWARD P. DICKIE,
144 - Clambers rt., N. Y.,
• Toro loon wart of Andrea Alm &Broad Dote;
PFFERS to Dealers andel:o'lomm his cel
bratrd brio& of loco& Wthdow elan, on 'boor.
tiormt Potties nnonitotlaborentlon yin bo fungthod
oltb prim roeolpt of that anktross. Glom Out to Mr
donna bottom and nontel troo of chug, opltlydv
FIRST PREMIUM PLINO FORTES
STEINWAY 4S; SONS,
.11.1NIFFACII7R811864 mc18.9 Waiter Street
IsaaPAP:IrI7,IIRW
DESPEMEOLLY the as
.111, oim
Nation of ths M UM, LW: splendid
amertearatotesadm Mom
Wadi. IDs welnate el tome.
of efteldieth than elpaemel *T Th ay &at that readens
Memo an vos. ey ewe *welted ths
Pint are Ilte both kinds. in Ullniantltlon with fba
=Mgt? instate flom Dash", PhiladAphle.
NEW Tal . M—Menr i g t o tee z, l i mynst be
tom at
eampetitate) et the Isle Yale et the A. 11,100.
Crystal Mao., fee the BEET Pleaelastee. oelettte e
EISTMYIITS.
EOR MINING PGRMSES, and fir IGNI
TING-CIIAROZS, kedb 1.1:k WET end DM(
MIL all&nnat .de _ The OOTTCI7: LA
sel”thdo SINGLE sad DOIIBLE WE WA LEI WEE
. . .
Dancasetured oknd
GLENN PUTMAN,
Llbirrt7 et. AMY A.
Drat "I
mre . . ed ? Ela‘i tg,Vl4llOll
MO/. 31111. WON In'
moll din
ScHrEPPELEID, 1111.08. & CO..
AND DIALIMB IN
Drugs, Pi 7111, Dyes, Perfumery, De.,
_ 7 170 VIII.LIAM ST ., New York,
- NVITEIthe otteilthin orthotrodn to their
laricate vulAd aka of Drum Paints, 00.. Perft. tor
ir l=tro to tharregalarturoartatiost ofttspla Dread
they an also =Mots& Dried Croat tbs warm of produo
tt= 4 natttarture. tornlya or Tooth. /Ler and NMI
I Drums, Corks. dlo7tin. oPars. rr=r-D sod
4. • tracts, sosnyotbar sr.
=malty om Drititpirt• TWO Mar
4" ol,Vr•: . • ft irse i rt 6tr" 02 417=1. 1 1% 4 7.0 " .7r . ...F. `"in t .
.00.0000.
lea_vv3.ll
TO 110 USEK:SEPBSS .;BD DEALJSR&
TEE HOPE MILLS,
T 1 X eram aad n Itscaimo "ran , .
1.03 Iron: arc-4 41.a0 •
11.4qm co. B.o " ssul ba 'Wow Won, Jerl..7 City.
Trim • Proppotons or thle long and well
y tome
CO"..ZJE AND .1.1 2 ,cs arrattusavrivr,
osnthlt. to Dro boat flutrawastiati
ase, tor Radar 4reo.. IlloculTr and other 05t00..114.--
o
Tbay also Rows llostartt mattotryor or%
elms of day ou to 0747 thor 06dT upon tbs
moot reaoonablo Gam* not to dooltro
rs7vut them. It. • J. 0. 17111A11.
bolo. ll.—Causumers sclvlood to *ltd. Cor Haw Hills ce
PoWlyd,
The Adams Jsapreaa Company..
Ilitsktroh. Ros.ester aid New . Sprees.
kNO R then especial accommodation of the
pavolattoa Moan Melina of the Ohio end P40:11P
"7 Theta Balboed, bitumen Pittsbargh end New Brithion.
wham intimate busitiese end meta relation. require nab
Meaty, She Adam Knew Comestir hate made end.
=det b the lielitaid ea to enable them to rat
rmimm. on Atatsmadation Dula. who will
..Vearn.."gir.rrirtftir:= 7 lM
Car, tot the :avail MA be tat amity of
i b i FlFil= " at= lis ; l L= I re k .gl
gs Pt i t 1 L a ir ' ell* to l i d Vglv "
Timm, with hie Geed, lad Cooll9lpbObb aucut:4l.
be his duty to padre on his op itt=iitorles pemehem
atlas. Mabry. le, width will to Um prona
ggiA s Snre
.10 :a Meted in the lI,OVIIIIIMOII
Maio t
hem— to fawn r‘plie• der good.,
return them—mate pnanami, lam at mieji, from a p a .
pa of pins to s item engine. AU geode, an, edit
lama et la in Me dem Oro, within renatiable
►
distena. without atm char, hot to
Insure sueb dela.
,IZwilt: n etrattl hatbdiellwraitil7 mint. names.
At We, State na. slipped:a will he hdt with the Ehtion
LVC
Arent al ItatAd ClPbbr,, , bila p party ops. y
st the oorn Um ten . l of the to metre
"1 is
=ami lar ninths Pliehease, Ae, tad for minim
andend la the Adeseesper. are inte to be within rer
moushie Omits. -WttenAll ante o f 1 / 1 1,1•Iens pub
00 pipit of It ippip ettrammote 1 to. ha.
Al the limmagia I•l4l3titiset juttis tqs hue
hunededp with the Mummy, !Ma pet niftil, the pat
=sot the floe will plena not set hint to whit .111 niat
ai t teiverom dleastlen the mama.
Wahtml in
idelmWee, edull
Will =mono, hie Mittman Monday. Den 01.
P l au = b wvAL64 ritr aP stela'
.:='" rtihrlsigh
u.
lAw--Mert
Am Dhliad
•
Alphiah—bir
nus 0& --
o 1
Mahwah. Dos; SD, 1345.1 degedU
TONICS WON'T DO!
//VEY never did do uniro than give tempo.
. ran rMlef and thli_jkaer TIM /VA Maus. tier
don t temb WWI
It
lop Mame. alio p.m; of ad
=ll Mama lo thostocomberia Dolma eollod
or Malabo - Neutralise tha palm' by 1u NAT.
URAL AISTIOMP A stodoon Moue mused by ltdtrappoeds
at corm. Rhoda" /ver and MM. Core So fhb Scald ta to
Mau% and morsaarWle • perfectly harsoliso roadithie.
Tim erttllitiote ef tbeaLbratect chicalab. J. A. tAillten. of
New York, to thisMho; LaMothe& torsy beta.; them
lore If it doe. ne wadi' an no no hum;
Thlo u tezi u or t a . ren . .r t a b ir
r p ui ad of qoitino,(tergblo.artl
!tr i o and tainitto tali toro.rllloor.
r.ll4frritil2l=l 11.1% .7rtrd; rig, a :
latter pat realred (roma phsolanni
lizasouorn Obi.% Ilard 17.186 e.
JAIL A. Mama, Eon —Dom on of ad inst.lo
boa. The, Con cull efat to
end thadbACtiltY
ii=o . any r i spai r tinectrjetalr frOZO the
s .
ike l eraigi l :el i nani ' y :Zeit bli b tc l ottiV i ttol
tagtzlag"Quzirigairict.t,',,vati=.
asua so etym. M did act would
Mien return vita 1,110•1•14 vigor. Tb one elidomatarme
II deente . : In yota ilfr i if l
air atitigoot t:umr . o i turgra laob y.
'Vie gamy mat your Cua A all of which v... ma, el
'quotidian Intermit out Velar " of masyoobila mor dba,
Tbq bid egrattal i tlarliato a7Ml4 . teri, u'l l
ma mla rine Wm ant, and la I lag Ma fonuestion efothes end
roma baled.* IOM roormallo if etiay►rldial ear
fall throe of tbr i o*orl i th Jour remedy. and they
to Oct hal eb 11 es. In al Mao et these seam the
siltMo Tonle . and amid, . Milne
l k
haat the ein bat after polled or two had
n i g ilithmitv .. teir 1 Vilna to yam
ir
ut te e mind IVITU ' L INJTA _DerLive.
Sever sad Amcor,. or AbLebte to 'dolor's.
the sail harmiono niwor Wii.U 4 N 6 4. /" li r raisin
as a Ponsonvoi ii - *Cora -.Tata g . mben naa : you fem tho
thStiaaaL ma.
nTOT I , N i ttravt.,, llu v,
?no ale by • J h MitehellU.so u'ato. Gear u. no . mey
N, IStlai and Dmimpour doneralif;
joie ap2l4m
AUSTIN 100)118.
Stook anti )Lute Broker,
o,et pours :rim.
ONUS, Mortgages, Promissory Notes and
Imo= ma Constant. nmadlatod EMMY tanytit mod
.
Bon Cammloolon.
Moths on ostrlndm sootalntan or with YrOttld
mm, ss am enabled to wonotasto loans entre. tnt rotor.
promptly and on mootablo Won
.."1"
Oaiiimerotal Dotal,
Camp of (lira and New Lew, New
K. STEEL -vauld zhost reipae.of
m. lnk= tbo triton= Nano taat si
"fi a ogrbit a gentl aMobtobo tbVituttgabi
sod rostoradon. owl bo g
ssll , l3,ld . 7. l :l2l_itattlV i t
ocarklbtira
to of
b a litd4r Ms tabu t• tuf glob v••• the btu
that Ms ' lot a bet t y
abtatt. L.• _
This 110,4 betas ilttrato4 yalt or
.Ye ... p 1117„ .. 11 Obt t firli
ob.W. to tbo wolf ' of hg bottom, Eitiiitts Wig
• liberal pattrobaso LW. bos Int tootowd upt,i tole
irioi of Board Doi Day. 41,00.;,.
rar mut '..toe wwiia Rim,. ibt4 1
its;Lotbor bowels tho • I,mb 6m 10 p,
111 A. Alsooblibbut out •
' a batt—
I PITTSBURGH ;GAZETTE.
MONDAY MORNING, • JULY 28, 1866
Advance Papmente.—Hereafter no onti
wslinkm will De taken for the Daily or Weekly Gazette,
admix payment la mods hs adv.= Menem the
time Is op to which the entecrlptlon U tut& the me;
erM be low. lab,/ dapped. anleee the subscription b tti
...rod by etlennee renoent. All madame advert:Wog,
of every Ocegorlotlon. erlll be reontred to be said Da ed
Ma. The only ere epthme oID De where special month
ly ar Teeny contrasts are mode. apl•dtw
113Anteeberalt Weekly ukkerte.—The extaostre
etiaditiost of one Welly °oak, otter. to oar baldness men
s most dateable moth= of =Aleut their Imbues known
Ott ofroulatlan le berneuthriand firs thonesed, reeettlne
almost every merchant, cousofeeturar sad elle km., t z ,
Wilstm2 Yennelluttle. sadYoke= Okto.
From the Now York Courier orul ZOGlntrez.
Colonel Fremont's Slanderers.
IVe take from the Expresi the.fellowing
It is well known that COI. FIXIIONT was sent
to California on a eareeying expedition, with a
battalion of men, and was exploring the country
at the time Gen. Kearney was lent out by the
U. S. Government tout as Governor of the Ter
ritory. Immediately upon Au arrival, Gen. K.
notified Col. Fremont of his assumption of the
government, as authorized by the United States.
Cal. Fremont, the valiant soldier, the daring ad
venturer, and the now 'enthusitatlo Republican,
peremptorily refused to acknowledge the an,
thority of Gen. Starnes, and raised the "Dear
Flag" In opposition to the "Stars and Stripee,"
and IN.Wanco to Gen. K.
"Truly s brave and patriotio soldier, thus to
disobey the orders of the Chief Magistrate of the
Territory. But this is not all. At the time of
the battle of Loa Angeles:, where the troupe under
command of Gen. Kearney fought with ouch
desperation against a force greatly superior in
numbers to the Americana, (TOL Fremont was
within marching distance of Ben. K., and was
summoned to the spot to take pert in. the fight.
Did he obey orders? Did be responkto that call
for his aid with the alacrity that halms to the
letter notifying him of his nomination for the
Preside:leg? Not He positively refused to take
any part in the battle, and by reason of his re
fusal and his absence, the Americantroope ware
cat to pieces. During all thin time Col. Fremont
was mertiaUng hie forces =der the "Bear Flag,"
virtually discarding the "stare and stripes," for
an adventurer's insignia. It was for these mote
of insubordination that he was arrested, and eo
exasperated were his own men towards hint,
that it was with the utmost difficulty they could
be prevented from blowing out his brain,. When
his battalion was broken up, the remnant of his
follower*, half naked and almost starved, went
into camp, and were loud in their denunciations
of the Republican nominee for the Presidency.
Fortunately for him, there was sufficient author.
It, to save his life, and by the detetmination of
those who held him prisoner, his life was pre
served. But more of this hereafter. If the
Joumoi, or those who "train in the came com
pany," dqubt the truth of Were euttemouts, the
"living evidence" eau be procured."
The charge of insubordination is one of great
privity, and it Is quite proper it should have
been made, in older that it may be :cuddly
considered. And, la consequence of our attach.
incro much importune to this charge, we hare
carefully investigated the subject, with a fixed
determination to give our readers the precise
feces in the cue. The intelligent reader will
bear in mind no doubt, that the first, second,
and third exploring expedition of Col. Fremont,
were made by him as a Lieutenant of Tape.
graphical Engineers—amen of 'mimics who bad
never belonged to the lire of the army, and
knew as little about the privileges. of rank, as a
• fuser, in one of our colleges. is May, 1840,
a found himself iii Northern California on hie
ay home, where ho was joined by Capt. Gil
lespie, with verbsl inatruotione from Mr. Ile.
chrumn, the then Secretary of State, th do all in
hie power to render the people of California fa-.
vertigo to the United States, so we were on . the
eve of a rupture with Mexico, and it was der
intention, in the event of war, to conquer Cal-
Honda. Col. Ferment, consequently retraced
his steps, and ea his snivel in the settlements,
found that Spaniards under General Castro,
with the aid of Indians, had determined to drive
cot the two thousand ficuricuts then settled se
the Pacific collet; and had already commenced
horning their crops and murdering their women
and children. He knew that heart officer of the
United Stelae, be had no right to commence a
war againat Mexico; but being determined to
save hie countrymen from the hatchery with
which they were threatened, he resembled his
men, and releasing them rectotheir engagement
to the Halted States, proclaimed his determina
tion and called • for Tolanteere. The following
facts from air authentic source, will illustrate
this portion of his history, together with ail that
there is of truth fa the charge of his fighting
under the "Bear Flog in opposition to the Stare
and Stripes."
"The point was reached at which it became
necessary for Printout to decide. The Indiana
had begun to burn the crops of the American
tellies, and were assembled lei a large force of
about six hundred warriors, at or near what is
known as Bodding's reneho, "about thirty-five or
forty miles from big encampment. He moat
either quit the country, endleave the American
settler', with their wives and children, to utter
ruin and a fearfallate, or he must step forward
as their defender. He tenet either let that
vast region pus into the hands of a foreign pow.
er, or take !natant possession of it by his own
sword. It was a fearful but a great crisis in
his life. To head a rebellion in a country with
which his own, setae se be than knew, was of
peaceoras um:dugs moat Orions responsibility.
Nut the question was then and - there to be dect
ded. 110 decided it In fuer of these who sought
his Feticide's, sad took the responsibility of hie
position at once. He called his men together,
laid before them the state of the cue, end re
farredlo the 'destruction impending over those
residents of California wbo were their oonntry
men. lie told them that he had no right, as a
Gaited States officer, to resist tie authorities,
or make war upon the subjects ofh government
with which this country was -at peace. He
would however release them, for the time being,
from the conditions of thole service under him
as a Halted States officer. and relinquish hie
command. If they wished to volunteer in de
fence of the American settlers and their fanat
ic'', they were at liberty to do so. He conclu
ded by announcing that lie should himself do
It forthwith. They- .unaultooaelf-declutel their
readiness to loin him; and appointed him their
commander. He instantly mangled twist the
Indians, leaving about half a.ooZatiteett to de
'feed the camp.- He broke up and 'dispersed flee
village' in one , day, In such rapid sumeesion that
notice'of his approach could not be sent forward;
reached their assembled forte' before sundoWn ;
fountltheta engaged in their war dinee, in black
paint and white feathers, preparatory to their
meditened blow Upon the settlers; attacked them
on sight; and at the-Stet charge .roated and
scattered them, driving them into the rivet-had
the woods. Ate stogie stroke, in one day, ho
thus utterly annihilated the Indian ooMbinatlon,
and retoued the eettlers from threatening rain;
without the loss of a mad.
Be then retuned to camp, and . removed his
force to a piece milled the Buttes,:. about sixty
miles above Sutter'e Settlement . From that
polite be put himself into communication with all
friendly to the movement. Not long after be re ,
calved laformation that Castro bid assembled
about 400 mon at Santa Clara; and that he had
seat so officer, with la delachreent, to Sonoma,
to procure hones to eomplete the equipment of
his form Prim:met instantly Matted small
beds able men, who 'volunteered fur the service,
and chose Beeklel Merritt' foi their: leader, to
intercept "Caltro'e detaehroset do its' return.
The aortic° was gallantly:executed, and with en
tire succirei— The whole body, -horses and all,
was captured. The prbtoopre were released,
but the horses brought In.
By rapid and vigorous movements Csetro's
forces were all driven from the *mutt,' north of
the bay of Elms Francisco. At : Sonoma, Attn.
Vallejo, two oolonels, and other :;rtsonore were
taken. A squadron of eightytien,'"nder Capt.
Do la Torre, remained for tithed Unman a pen
tium's, at Sancelite, on the northern tilde of the
bay, directly cppcalte Castro's encampment on
the east aide; but be was. pressed eo hard, that
he abandoned his harems, and escaped Milani:h
es across the bay to Castro. Fremont focal
there a berit'from the Eastern. State', command:
ed by a patriotic American, named David Phelps,
who, 'entering heartily into, the busineas, lent
him his lautrob, into which be jumped with
twelve men, and rowed over to Ban Preneisco,
about eight miles; where there wet "fort with
battery of gunt, mostly brine field,pleces,which
they spiked, emplOying for tho - ;:purfiese steel
Ales used for sharpening knives,. which Caphtin
Phelps bappeted-to have on board hie hub.
Baring thus establhbed. the, tedependetioe. of
North California, Pnmoit-sent a , mutate to
4Clastro, , thieas Its eituld not get his horses ,Over
the all. If be would watt for him, heironld Pau
_are, !lad Its head" art 'Mehl, as'possible, and meet
ke..waa 'at Santa,Clara, and end the
contest for the sentry at enco.
On his Amy round, finding bhnself `et Sonoma
tha dW of July, the day was drily celebrated.
On the nest day, a great coneurree of people,
American ceders, and - caber" eymplthlainS in
the' cause,
.havieg. home to meet 'and welcome
'IIM, he declared:the corintfl,. epend.ent; and
the flag of Sbetrerißtette et California; a Sflulf
bear en a whitaleldiWas notarial '
-- By the celerity of that-bead: ISlOtalteitet the
Ind - an enempiwas annihilated, the settlers saved
from mastoldre, and theii fields from desolation;
the power of Mexico over North California was
broken down forever, and, as wv shall soon see,
the whole of the golden empire Bemired to the
United States.
On the 10th of July, Fremont reached, on his
way to Santa Clara, in the fulfillment of his
promise to Castro, the nearest point at which
cavalry could get around the head of the bay, at
Satter's Fort. About sunset an express reached
him from tommodore Blost, announcing his
capture of hioreterrey. This next morning, at
sunrise, he hoisted the flag of the American
Union at the fort, under a national aalbte, and
with great rejoleiolps. Taus IHDID WH4T WAS
CALLED THE "BIAS was."
He then moved down with great celerity along
the south side of the bay. Hie troops' consisted
of 160 mounted riflemen: Castro fled before
him,
and on the 19th July he reached Monterey..
A lieutenant in the American Navy, (now •
commander,) George Minor, under examination by the military commiftea of the United States
Senate, described the impression made upon
him, by Fremont's entrance into Monterey, in
these words, taken from his deposition.
"The undersigned wan on ditty on shore when
Captain Fremont arrived with his force at Hon- I
teeny, from the north. The undersigned be- 1
lieTC5 that the appearance of this body of men,
and the well-known character of Recommender,
not only made a strong Repression upon the
British Admiral and officers,.but an equally Im
pressive and more happy one upon those, of the
American Navy then in Monterey. For himself,
the andersigued can say, that after be had seen
Capt. Fremont's command, all his doubts about ,
the conquest of California - were removed."
The following extract from the Life of Como
dore Stockton, page 112, published under hie
superintendence in March last, folly corrobo
rates the foregoing, and very effectually refutes
the allegation about "the Bear Flag."
"In Janaary,.lB46, Col. Fremont, of the To
pographical Corps, also arrived on an exploring ,
expedition. The Californian commandant of
Monterey, General Castro, at first received Fre:
moot in a friendly and hospitable manner; bat,
whether prompted by advice, from the city of
Mexico of the probability of a war, or alarmed
at the combust, and bold, independent charac
ter of the emigrates, or suspecting the enter
prisirig Angloßaxone of tonne latent ambitions
designs, he soddenly changed his deportment
towards both Fremont and tee emigrants, and
manifested a determination to arrest the pro
gress of Fremont and disturb the settlements of
the Americana. Several outrages were perpe
trated on the latter, and -a, considerable military
force called orft - to arreettbe farmer. The Ameri
can emigrants at once unitid for mutual defence,
and called a convention to determine on the best
means for protection. The convention 821101M
bled at Sonoma, of which they took military pos
amulets, and selected for theirleader &gentleman
of the name of William B. Ide. Col. Ode, on the
18th of June, 1846, izened bin proclematioe,
denouncing the treachery of the Californians,
reciting the oppreesion and misgovernment of
the province, and inviting the people to unite in
an effort to secure their independence. On the
4lb of Jaly the Americans assembled at Sonoma,
declared their Independence, and hoisted what
was called the Bear Flag, and elected Colonel
FrementGovernor. CoL Fremont, not altogether
satisfied with the propriety, of proceeding with
oat the ao-eperation of the American squadron,
then at Monterey, repaired to that place to con
fer with Commodore Bloat. Though Commodore
Stoat declined to co-operate with him; be we,
informed by Commodore Stockton, soon after
hie arrival, that be would accept the offer of his
services as soon en Commodore Shoat had cella.
qulshed the command of the squadron.
Immediately after that event, Commodore
Stockton communicated his views fully to Colonel
Fremont. He informed him that he should take
the chief ,direction of affairs into hie own hands,
and at ogee commence active operations to induce
tho whole of California to a atate-of complete
submienion to the authority of the United States.
He agreed that tench men as Calomel Fremont
could enlist, should bo organhedJrito h betalion,
and that he would commission ?remont as ma
jor, and Captain Gillespie as the captain of it
Fremont was instructed to Invite the co-opera.
don of the American emigrantawho had hoisted
the Bear flag. These hardy and adventurous
men, true Americans at heart, of coarse with
Colonel Fremont, preferred fighting under the
flag of their own cenntry; and they constituted
the principal part of the yobs':dente who farmed
the California battalion. The proceedings at So
noma on the 4th of July sod the Bear flog were
thus ignored, nil parties thereto hastening, to take
{Mies under Cottunclore Stockton. Fremont
and Gilleepie entered into a specific agreement
With the Commodore that they el:weld cominue
to sot ander him as ounmiesioned white he
should require their services. He considered
and treated them as part of the naval forces un
der his command throughout the California
war."
Fremont ;received various appointments from
Commodore Stockton as the immediate represen
tative of our Government—such as major of the
California Battalion, Military Commandment of
California, and finally, Governor and Cm:emend
er-in•Chlef of California la the discharge of
his duties as Governor, he left Los A eles in
September, and his departure was the gOal for
a general rislarttri the overthrow of he Amer
iv,
lean authority. iffMaitomediatelP commenced
raising men to re entitter the country; and , witile
thus engaged, received the. intelligence of his
promotion to the rank of Limit. Colonel of ninon.
As soon as practicable, ho commenced hie march
down the coast, sweeping every thing before him,
We copy from official records the following:
"On the 27th of December, the battalion en
tered without resistance, the town of .Banta
Barbera, whore it remained recruiting until the
31 of January, 1847. On. the 11th of &Lauri,
while:pursuing their snatch, they WM met by
two Californians, riding In great haste, barettead•
ad, who Informed them that the American fortes,
under Commodore Stockton, bed retaken Loa
Angeles, after a victorious engagement with the
insurgentforces. • Tbp enemy's force was un
derstood ro be in the vicinity, and the next day
tmkCiallfornia officers came in to comp to treat
for peace. After full consultation, articles were
agreed upon en the kith of January, 1847
They alipulated that all Oaliformans should de
liver up their arms, return peaceably to their
homes, not t...ke n i t stiffs again doling the war
between the Unite] States and Mexico, and as•
alit and aid in keepiug the country in a state
of peace and tranquility. Any Oaliforninn or
citizen of Mello*, who might desire to do seri
was to be perinitted to leave the country, and
none be required - to take the oath of allegiance
to the United States, until a• treaty at peace
should be'signed and made between the United
BMUS and itlexicit. The cuticles of capitulation
ware signed by Officere duly commissioned for
the purpose, lepproied by "I. C. Fremont,
Lieutenant Col el U. S. Army, and Military
Commandant of*ifornla, and by Andres Pico,
Commandant or Squadron end - Chief to the Na
done' Forces : of California.
' This was Ilia "constitution of Coweoga." It
torn:tinged the war ao far an,Californis was con
cerned. flu hostile arm was ever again lifted,
.except in the ordinary form of local Indian out,
break*, withinthe limits of that State, against
the authority of the United States. It secured
reconciliation as well ae pestle: . It Is in evidenoe,
on the records of the government, that the finel
Conquest of California could not have been no
ectioplished by any forces then en the Paelflo
Coast, without the lid of the California battal
•lonz and that, bad it not been consummated by
the Treaty of Cowenga, • "bloody ; vexations,
and predatory warfare" would surety have been
protracted for an indefinite length of time. The
whole 'cetera elope of the Sierra Nevada would
have afforded errs retreats inaccessible to naval
and even regular minter; ;Tortes, from which
ravaging parties world hays rushed down upon
the plains, and ,whero inenrriotionary move
ments would have been Contented perpetually.
Fremont terrified the Californians and Indents
by the celerity and' holdouts of hie Movements,
and he conquered their hearts by the good eau
duct of biz men,. and the moderation and cle
mently of his policy."..l
. _
It cannot be txpeedid that any person who is
actuated by 'feelings of ordinary self-respect,
will demean himself So far as to contradict thP
assertion, ;that Cal. Fremont was neer Los An
:gales, but, "positively.' refused to take any part
In the battle; and In ommequence of his &Nene: :
the American troops were cut to pieces."N
Is necessary to remind the roodef,ellttsturhei: ,
Baal
Flag" *bed been replsosd 17 th
gt r ipi a w El ia s mo nths previously, immedi ately
upon the information being received that Com•
i no g oro Bloat s l id taken Fosses/lion at Monterey.
At the time of the battle of Los Aegeles, Col.
Fremont was gallantly lighting his way along the
one against superior .numbera; anti thereby
giving employment to men who would otherwise
bare been concentrated agslnst Stockton.' Ale
was in fact, efficient:yielding la the re-capture of
the country; and at the very moment that Stock
ton considered hip' position as Irreparably des
perate and did not believe there was itone sin
gle chance, for him, behold he was, compell ing Gricial Pio to a cspitulation whichre-isuiblish
nd cur sovereignty in California. The following
letter from Commodore Stakikton at this moment
Of difficulty, will - afford the. beat , any possible
refutation egalast the slanders of the Ewers: ~
"Cantr'AT San Vats Dar, January 8, 1847.
“Ny 'Dui? , ' Caroni :=eve . arrived here list
algid; from San Diego ' and learn today on - oar
lurch for the City of the Angels, whore I hope
.16 be In five Or sir days. I learn. this morning.
Oat you .are at 'Santa Diiibare, and se t a this
despatch by 'the way` of San Diego, in the hope
that it may reach Yen in time. If there is one
single ethane for yen, you bad better not fled
the rebels until I get up to aid you, or you Gan
join Me on the road to the Pueblo.
"These fellows are well-prepared, and Mer
vin. and Kearney's defeat has giops them a deal
more antifdatee and antrgro: If you do light be
fore I me you, keep roar Drees in close order.
Do not allow them to beseparated.or nanecee
wily extended. olheriWill probably try to de
ceive you byza sudden retreitor pretended run
away, and Men unespectedlyreturn lathe charge.
after your men get in disorder in the ohs ea—
My advice to you is to alloW them t0...d0 all the
Charging and running, and lot your am do 41
rest.
"In the art of houtemaniddp,,of dodging and
rimming, It it rein to'compete with them
"ln histe; reit trnly, your_friend and obe
dient Servall4 SITOSTOIV
LieutAtua-Coleeet Arnaeit, I le?*
On the arrival of Mock CoLFltaxonr at Los
Angeles on the 14t1rJan'y, 1847, be-found theta
difficulty had grown op, between Commodore
Brocntron and Gen. Klialtillt in regard to their
respective right to govern the country. Osmond
Smarr wee the union but his instructions
from the Wu Departmemt to take command in
California were as follow:
WenDire:man, Wesmseron,Jan. 3, 1846.
"It has been d cabled by the President to be of
the greatest important. In the pending war with
Mexico, to. take the earliest pout ition of upper.
California..f
~"An expedition with that view, it duly a dTita -
Should . you conquer and take pests:Mon ortiew
Mexico and California, erinY considerable place
in either, you will istablitb temporary civil goy-.
ernment them". - .
,
. General Kearney did conquer ancriake pos
session of New Mexico, and „established civil
government , there acooiding l 5 tie orders- He
then commenced his march fir California; but
almost immediately met Kit Carton going to
Washington with despatches from inookton and
Fremont, announcing that California had been
captdred by, their joint forces on land and wafer,
and the necessary chit government et:Wished
—Cot Fremont having bead appointed by Btook
ton .ooecrnor and fifilitary- Commander-In-
Chief in California:" •In consequence of this
Information, Kearney ordered back his command;
and accompanied by a mere guard of dragoons.
proceeded on his way to California.
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ralnont, If noon Introor.y. rot •
' pCI
an - • JOS. PLIDIIS. am Ms IL andlnged.
ILO ,E,--41000 fees three•fourth, seven
eliatta and ono Intl India Etabbor Hoes at Um -Da.
ton Inns Ws" mnannanonw vad tvad and an nab at
a IL MULL! pa.
so.llo Marko: at.
rAueit RALE OR BARTER—A building lot
tumi city. Priem COO, Ihr Which panda&
Wall or amain will be Wen.
_ _ 'SCUTUM? & BON,
143 Neal Estat•Axam. tot Market Q.
R. HOLLIBEN'S - PARISIAN TOOTH
PARTS-121. Tooth. Endo to thi_boul of its kind for
I, * .s sad Iwilsria
. u +Ofii•FLEktiu, car. tdotoot at. and Dled.
T A . BLE • COVERS—The .lergeet Went of
Tableatttel. sad BoreottUoms to to rowed
to city 41041 the variety of Ito, otothesalo ..d
tall at the Oil Moth vire t , ne et* •
I'Lotra-6o blue. Freoh r
~ Plea? In stare asul for gain tor :WATT I • 7/,'"
ACON-1 east sides; 300 do Shoulders,
Conetry Hawk ZOO angst amid stem
for tat. . Wan a WILSON,
I AIM 0
a_drotou br
bbls; / in store, and
DAV/DAL BERIIBT.
,onterlat*vi and fluid at*
(WOE OITY .LOTS—we will continue to
sol lots on telt tionristantelt) of Otio. Ge flO eaUl
tho 25th%100t, who rt *INT iriu to s4tato.tl to In ordt—
calor.
P l = B °I. • Woo la ?and 4 : , Coll &IA rot • dr.
.1 lB'4BllB I 8014
.18 - 50 (BUHL.% lolldtun 411 t
N EW 11IACKilitAL--100 bble targels.
1041dt do do
do do do,
' 39. deo Id•Ohda D.
Witt/kW/UM
Merit mut. —
Malin[ valn:o7
Julo
qELEvAtpus, with antifri.stion
bWk.2 tomb br - LICILMFS a COMM.
(;)OFITE-213U bge Pam- ilio Coffee, for
tale by .11C0 LOYD Ou.
•I 6 ConsorOch W.d rt.
TALLOW 01LL:444 obis now landing from!
JIL steamer Basalts. Am sale ST
Malta DICHST 100.
rATHERs & WOOL-45 bags Feathers;
sada w o wortuietusa gtur
is•t•11 DICKEY • CICL
.tILAXBEED-,-2 bbleand.4 bags n ow lan d.
iag no= stoma Eop l / 1 419•••1 0 to.
oa
- . VATAHTIICEBT • CO.
ALW k ossAn--4 kegs Li u d an d 4
Abb y amomm. Luaus fee= Auwi,„ f rie
Ms Jr= DICUFT u).
e — Cis: EXTRA LARGE STRAW .
di w E almo PAPER for mai by
• J. PO/10021.11ARER t OR
200OD2ti BAR not ES e eso
aiiiii6i ,tnd
i.brii -
LIBILEE'S BARING POWDER-10 gro
D
fir isle b 7 R. A. PAIINESTOCE tOO.
RAY ASID ELtIGTESTING TOOLS of
retry iluriai7 brad. bj
- Milt COVINA. LlAWiid it.
IDITTaIIIIEGEL- CITY VIABRANT3 for
a adaq . - - _PAS . -
fIORDED a 1 T 13.40 dos white 'midway
ji,„, tn ed 1.1 11 Yu tat ft.-
WIDE FRENOLI LACE and Blaok Bilk
v V Nttt tor libuilfflasAt munra.T7 ketst.
• IiDEPENDENT HONE RAILS roitalig by
• i•1B 11101ana a COLLINS. Na 14GWoa ot..
()LING lIONE BAKES for !&jO
1.13 UOVILLVi COLLI.A.
OObl
A VER Y lrnargde4 as sartm .
a e n t t of Tatle
absdoL o e=r r sift: No r n
Mar s a Orsn
sad
QIIEEY tilLlll4 let&Tß.alli!ins and calms,
raam rted
ILO LIAM
141001,--11 bags now landing from steam
,lF et Jtimb 1t5. 5 4 , 00. PAlABlorlttir • 00.
BY. APPLES , i_PEACHEjS_-+Ja stare
iad sals by: SOIS MO mot. CO.
LAW tar.. bIS fin'
' ; 114.11111.1=11114 t CO.
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