ri M=l Viitobitrgh 6fizette. MONDAY, IDLY 9. 1866 CITY AND SUBURBAN. Additional on Flynt and Third Pact. A .",..cketab In the neld—Tortnatten of A Temperance Lemple. We paid a brief visit to the office of Allier martMorrow ou Saturday, and Judging from what we saw there were led to suppose that the worthy dispenser of justice bad re , tired from his position as legal pacificator and sot up a home mission for the propagation 21 temperance after the manner of Gough. When we entered first, e _noticed a reilfaced demure looking indiaidual standing .in one corner, while tho Alderman busied himself in tilling ups blank clothed in all the formality of red tape lihreaaology. When he had fin ished reading it aloud he 'called the gentle man with theraddy taco toward him and pro <moiled to administer en oath in which the defendant premised to abstain from the tom of all intexititting ,baveragoa for the term of One year tram date. After taking the oath, the sod-faced man was handed the "pledge," When for the first time he opened iris month and asked the cost. With amenda ble' liberality, the Squire told his inter rogator that he would only charge him Ave cents, that lilting the price of the revenue stamp placmi on It. W ith a mild "thank you." and an appreciative smile, the stranger took his departure, but in less than ten minutes after returned with throe others, evidently of Hibernian extraction, who In formed the somewhat astonished magistrate that they too wished "to take the oath." We remake.' until each one had been provided with a shield against Baccahanallan tiniughts, whim we left, feeling that we had warn-used a very interesting ceremony, which may have the effect 'of making more than one home happy. We Understand that Alderman Mor row, for his services on this occasion, is to he presented with a stout cane by the Social ismglie. A Sonirster 41sptu,red About six o'clock on Saturday morning a bright-plumaged canary bird sought refuge in trie cool Quiet of Alderman Lynch's odic°. The visit of the lErlal stranger eauoo,i some sur prise to the Magistrate—who even at that early hour was at his post of dety—hut. unlike Poe's treatment of hls feathered visitor, the Alder uo endeavored to capture tile Intruder, that he might setni re his presence and song to grace his tiny court, where so often the ills oorilant motes of plaintiff, defendant unit wmogling 'atomics arc heabi. But just us he Was about placing his band upon the prize, it spread its wings spit soared above his head, showing it was determined to canton the (Matches of the custodian of justice. At this juncture Oakes O'Connor joined In the pus trait, which continued for over an hour, the bird in the meantime having nought the Opeu air and taints .its position on One of the shade trees ln the jail yard, where it was seized by an urchin whom the pursuers had pressed into their service, and delivered into the hands f the modern Dogberry, who took In triumph to hit ofnee, Intending to retain possession, until ni owner could be found. lithe matter had ended here alt would have been well, but while the magistrate and his officer were glOaling over the misery of the little captives, the father of the youth who ..cted so conspicuous a part to the capture, arrived, and demanded possession of the bird, resting Us claims ou the fact that his son ha il hi the original captures. r gin, how ever, was denied on the ground that Purden and Blackstone, made no provision for adjust, meat in such cases. Tile affair will doubtless result In a law suit, as both parties are deter mined to possess the recent cause of the atilt eulty. Sleeting of the Pennsylvania Reserves. At a meeting of the former membegs of the Pennsylvania Reserves, held at the La Yierrie house, In Philadelphia, en the evening of July Ski, the following resolu tion was presented by Col. IL Riddle Roberts, of this city: Itemised, That for the purpose of establish ing a permanent organization of the Peuusyl vama Reserves, a eonve,tion be held at Lan caster on the kith day of September, 1516; that the said convention shall consist of three (3) delegates from each regiment, officers, non commissioned officers or privates; it being dis tinctly understood that this meeting is m no way to be perverted to a political purpose, but solely for our joint benefit and pleasure. After a light debate the resolution was adopted, as was also another resolution in viting the Governor to participate in the pro- COMM - MI of the Convention. A brief season of convivial enjoyment fol lowed, after which the meeting adjourned. A Benatifgal rkoce of Work We noticed In a former Issue the cOLlStrue- Lion of a gothic chapel from a block of wood by a printer named W illuun Shaw, acing only a penknife In the work. Yesterday we wore shown a country residence In mlnuture, cut from wood by John Shaw, a brother of the in genious William. lt was ten inches long by live in beightti, with a terrace running along the entire front and two great bay windows, on either side of which were tiny -pilasters highly ornamented. The window. were of glass, partially shaded by vexation blinds through which could be men a tiny mirror, divan and several chairs. Surrounding the whole were a group of shade trees that lent an additional charm to this piece of rare b andl work. Complimentary IloneGt to W. 11. Look. This gentleman will be the recipient of a grand complimentary testimonial, at. the Opera House, on next Friday everting, when be will appear for the first time hi that most difficult of all Shaksptuvrian roles—liatulet. AD the melancholy Dane, Mr, Leak will have au excellent opportunity to display his his trionic ability, which we arc confident he trill do to the satisfaction of Ins auditors. Siam, I...mak's advent among us, both n actor and unuutiter, ho has lull:tiled his ardu Otto duties with prod*. to hit employers not pleasure to their patrons, securing for him self a host of friends, who will .1011141t1IS mow. the Opera House on Friday evening. Wass lgoifiest.—The attention of our rea ders is directed to the advertisement In an .othbr column, of Messrs. Tibby, M'Koe Fe Go., 1g490 Water street, the well kuoen manufac turers of glass vials. They manufacture all descriptions of flint glass presenption vials and bottles, which are far superior to any others made here or elsewhere. Tile gentle men composing the firm are fair-dealing and honorable, in every respect worthy of the largo patronage they enjoy. We cheerfully commend them to our readers. A Valuable Drg Lost.—Prof. Silvester, who,ln conjunction with the Hanlon's, have Just concluded a successful .engagement at the Opera House, lost a wlanulu performing. dog on Saturday. On the discovery of his loss ho proceeded to the Mayor's Wilco for the pur- POSe of entering cull for the recovery of the . inuial, but was inforn.cd by his Honor that ho could not lace legal stops to recover his property, as be had no license makin Ids owneraldp lawful. This Is lOW, hut is it g lira- Heel Wonted to Drown Masself.—On Tuesday night John LI vrier, Superintendent of the car shops at Steubenville, Ohio, made two at tempts to drown himself in the Ohio river, at that place, but, In each cast, was prevented V the vigilance of his frienus. lit, bears a high remstatien for probity and honor, but on Thursday became intoxicatal, and, touched with remorse, ha wished to end his existence. Stele A Carpet Maelt.—James Rooney 'MS arrested yesterday and lodged In the tombs on a charge et' melba; a carpet seek, tho prey:et, - of JamesCanty, from the latterls boas on Penn stroot in the tth waxl:` He will haven hearing taday. Basil Itallt.4 match game of base ball be tweett the Continental and Unknown Clubs of -- " r :ltileghttnY City. name Wren Friday afternoon on the grounds of tha ,Allerheny Club, West Common. after a Mose contest the Unknown, were prononnced victorious. NOW timatterfett..—a new counterfeits note of the denomination of $lO on the Highland National Hank of Newburgh New York, made rte appearance in this city 0A iistufileiy morn- JOHN CROFT, " HAAT, ESTATE AG EX"r, (Mice, No. lap Fourth Street. Pittsburgh, flu tor sale U... following Real Estate: A large three-Mom , lirlek House, containing ten rooms, luxe hall.; front room en nest door used ma • Lung eteretLot mad told 'rater and pea through out tbe bum. 1.0% a c b l y SS feet. nituat, , Lest..- Itl. t rillEti ll a p lill.l.lTELE LAN D. situate at Telgowood rdatiou on the Pennsylvania Railroad, ',Tralles from thee . tz, on whist; there la a tiemitind - ,.lltrar Irides dweUlog, and a large me tuber of bearing fruit , trgee /the best quality. and a good evenly 1 , Water. The dwelling Sod 7 acres of groundieriLl :told separately If desired. awl the residue to lots of • 4 acres each, or larger if rogues Lod. Wheelies:a land • Itratluteably locat-W tor busineas men. Abb.), t/, LAND,. containing about 8 sure : fiXtletorto, of esplendid qOOlll7, and eny of or , _ - cep. 'The 101 l is 01 the Oral class, suluble•eltbe; for farming or .rrart i ntr purposes; good Inoue - 4 1 re i rllr ut iltrbo, ty, A rt t hrtefhlXtliVg,.. • in Union township, being .allot the Carter rum, ALP., • 3TAPILES, wellimproved, =dander oarlli ital.!) of cultivation: on which their are I,Btel bea oxen% • rant bathe.. TO began - 71, ..% 0 " 041 "4 pear cues, ud • urge number of peach, sante an plum - trees. Property •Ituate trui from a.g.! tonroad. in broutosruship, elevates tbeetty. Ir. farther partitunan inquire unite stentlagem• tuneless S ti jirgrau ° Et i taTMArriii -PAir.: ' LEATHER BELT Hiti AND HOSE, 'E[auuDtotared • t xo. 6H dillTliYl.lll.l, ri . gAtaLKY. PHELPS & CO. • ALo. Agents for New York Robber 00. (mum Belting. t. oix3 fL v ArCE: RIVETIS BUM BELT 11001itt. ege. t lyre" GREAT„ WEINPERN GUN WORKS. ..''`J: H. JOHNSTON, 'Hater and Dealer tL - Tine gities ad Shot Sons, Juan: NAVY 1181 i rock= ImcvouvEns, °Au: /41(E6 mid MUSKET& • MI Mods of ffMlCLL.ettarC9m -02114rorrenthg: 1 . 1 " SIP " t tu n u g l"t •• " Pa Ha • I • Corner Penn and Wayne Weds, , PH. R. TUCEMPTZ, Banker and Broker, 118 Wood St., sear corner of Fifth. All deeeriptlemit of Government Moneta bought and sold on liberal terms. London and Continental Exchange sold at New York rates. GOld. Silver and Coupons bought at highest rates. and Gold Drafts Issued on New York. M M MO 1. &LIVELDAY. July 7. I&6. The New York stock quotations to-day were as follows: Gold, 154 y.; 'Mrs, 108%; Five Twenties, 104-)40107,4; Ten Forties, 9735; Seven Thirties, 10:1%; Cleveland & Pittsburgh 11.13., 65;4; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & CI; lengo E. R., Ene, 67; Western Telegraph, 53);3 ilrstinorteage bonds Fort Wayne, lei V.; second do, 5754; third do, 87%. g'ltere is but comparatively Itttle doing in 5e.11.8 and bonds at present. The sudden ad vance of all government bonds, except Ten- Forties, prevents capitalists, and especially small Inventors, from purchasing at the ad vance. Neither is there any pressure to sell on account of the rise, nor for the purpose of reallstng a very handsome proilt. Most of the idle capital finds employment in Railroad ilrst mortgages, stale bonds, and municipal Issues of C.OrpOraLlOttli that are lu good %tend ing. Of all Government securites, Five Twenties of 114:4 and 11415, am most inquired for, and are yet cheap, compared klith Ton Forties or Seven-Thirties—the latter having so short a time to run. Gold has been firm lint (inlet to day, and unless wo hear of more war news, and failures In Europe, especially Central Germany, the ',random will keep about 150. A sudden decline to 160, would bring out large amounts of specie held by parties who seised the opportunity to sell a few weeks same. Ex change on Europe has advanced again, cape venially abort date paper. Our local money market eolith:kms very stringent, and the Rinks discount but little. The most of them have shorn by their last quarterly statement a large line of available furies, either in exchange or cash on hand, but the bulk of it is in compound interest notes which are too precious to be parted with at prolleilt. —The kohl which 13142. Government itupw have taken on public confidence sO soon after the termination of tho war, and in the face of our immense debt, is surprising to oven those most sanguine at the the time of their being put on the market. They are widely scattered altover the country, in the hands of all classes of persons, from the comparatively small savings of the !armor and the me chanic, up to the tens and hundreds of thou sands of the large capitalists, and fiy all the most entire confidence seems to be enter tained that the faith of the government will be maintained In fulfilling all its promises— the debt and interest will be mot to the utter most as conditioned. —The Financial Chronicle gives currency to the report that Mr. McCulloch intends to take advantage of the anticipated ease in the money market to "put down the rate of inter est on the temporary deposits from 5 per cent to 4, and• on the clearing-house certificates from 4 per cent to H. Another report is that soon as the Too-Forty bonds rise in the mars Ir o et r =ir—whlch point they they are expected in a short time—a further emission will be made of the twenty-six millions of these securities which ere authorized by law but as yet unissued." —That portion of the National bank law which impose a tax 01 10 per cent on State Banks or bankers paying out their lasses of State banks rater the lot of July, 151;, is of course now in force, the proposed atuendmmi to the pending act for delaying the tax not having,as become law. The notes, however, pass as freely as ever with the public. At Bos• Lou the banks resolved to receive them on de posit, with the object of forwarding them to the banks of Issue, and this will probably be the custom with banks generally. The wluding up of the State Banks of New Ilampshire, which Is made compulsory July ist, will remove over 114,030,10afrpus circulation in the State. 'e —The Philadelphia News, a Joernal In the nterest Of the Pennsylvanm liallra d, cud, •asuyuently, averse to the Atlantic 3 Great Vestern, says: Reflection aml a further knowledge of th lane and purposes of the Atlantis 8 tarty, western Railway aro suggestive' of the fact that the stock Dec -already been run up to a higher figure than the prospects of the com pany will warrant. Thu lease with the At lantic it Great Western .in practically aban doned, and, judging from arrangements re cently made by it for other working connec tions, it is more than doubtful if it will ever be revived. The ground went, which, accord ing to the programme that excited no much attention sometune ago, was to be oecupled for the lament cif the Now York scheme, has been entered on by the surveyors of the Phil adelppia and Erie Company - , under the au thority obtained at the last amnion of the leg lat ere. The decision of the Supreme.Gourt at Ilkeeuarre, although directly In the face of one made by Judge Woodward and suatented by the fell bench, therefore, not likely to amount to moth In the present case. Mow York Money and Plitbeit Ilneket. New Yons.,Joly 7.—Money In more demand; G per cent. paid. Exchange drill; I&9 for ankeret , bills. Gold dosed quietly st 1St): The Government neeurilien closed up Orally at the eAlvanee of the morning. The businesa • _ _ _ • . . throughout the day has been large, nod the rtNe quite sharp. The following were Lhe clos ing prices: 541.iConporis Is6l, 101 , 4,01aV,; 10.40 Coupons, W , Ere ; .lone 7-3Cts, Itrle,irtlikr , ; July 7.3r5, 163%6103iti. 'The Stack market nas stronger Lowartis toe close of the day, and there was a general improvement in primal. The greatest riga was is Erie, iindson Elver nod Toledo, with considatable activity in Erie. The speculative feeling still rules 'la favor of an advance. And there Is more out side buying than for some time past. Among the Petroleum and Mining shares this aflor noon Consolidated Gregory 8014 at NJ:Grinnell at 11,'0r9; Quartz 11111 at 4250L59; United Slates at and Bennehoff Itun 1123. Chrrnmerciurs money article says: The speculative activity in the stock market con tinues. At. present, however, the sellers pre dominate, and some of the le ading stocks are consequently lower. Governments, however, continue quite arm. Money is in more du- mend, owing to the 'Change limes connected with stock speculations and the movement of currency westward. Six per cent. has been paid on call loam, on stock collaterals, and 5 per cent. on Governments. The general rate, however, s 5 per cent., wi th no exception at I per cent ., the 000M011 rate. Discounts quiet and rides rather firmer at 5%;38 per cant. Gold quiet, as far as respects speculative move ments, but In active demand for Custom du ties. Nerelgn Nxchango entirely nominal- The Podia money article say.: Owing to the excessive heat, very Utile business was done to-day. There was, however, a gratifying de mand for gold.beaking National securities. Gold quiet and more plentiful. Loan market easy at 5 per cent., with exceptional transao. Gone at 4. DOmuaeretal -paper That , and little offering; rates 54E2714 Stock market without anY special feature in interest. After Board, Erlo sold at WX; Readkogilos%; Northwestern, 31%; Toledo, Min Review of New York Wholesale Market. The following is a 'review of the tirtnelpal a:mama of the market for tho week. Flour.—Tbere has been a moderate degiee ofactivity. Att be close there. Was a good ex- POttderoand for State tionrlprtattehava:been =WAWA and. Irregular; 'We gum) Extra State at s7,E4a,le ; tihipping oblo, 39,25()10,30; St. Lonna Extras, $14417; some flew crops of Double Extra boar sold for $l9 dollars a barrel. Wheat.—Tho market has been dull and ir regular, prices have deolbaod from sto 100. a bushel for Spring Wheat; holders of choice Amber, owing to the mum stock on hand, have insisted on full prices; Winter Wheat is unchanged. Corm—There has been a brisk demand, but the market is =mottled; the inquiry bas been speculative, prices have advanced from to Scouts a bushel; the market closes item at BB to 88 cents for unsound, and 80 to 90 cents for now mixed Western. Yortc.—Thorn has been but little change. The Inquiry has been of a speculative ca t , outer. fan:rho% closes Arm at .31,08 Lo 32,00 for Mess. Beef- Thero bas been altar jobbing demand but no change in prices. Cut bleats—Have been dull with no change in prices. • Lard—Fine declined about VA Id pound, clot. in to a tV 9 V:tit r j ' tii I°L%Vei . ,l: l 4 R esutrns: and prices are nominal; there are /.5,050 bags of Rio in the market, mostly of poor quality, Cotton—The market has been exceeding!' dull. Prices have undergone no material change, ; bough the tendency has been In fa. vor of the buyps the. clove. TtoP - market is heavy, at SS c for ' Petroleum— here has been a fair business for Crude; the market closes steady, at 'h 4c; for Relined the demand has boon more active, andlirleeti have varied, closing at an advance. Whisky—Has been nominal, with a very light laminae& . Kok York Produce markets New Vona. July 7.—Cotton without decided chtraz 36 0 for middling. Flour. rut. heavy; $7 , 70 for Extra State; $5,71400,10 for Extra round oop Obto; $10,25613,76 for trade brands, doges dad . Included in the sales ere barrels Extra State for at $9 °.5.• Whisky quiet end nominal at 5t.2302,26 for Western. Wheat dull =AU:mann downward; New No. / Milwaukee at 1143/ar/vio. Rye firm er at el,Ot tfli l,os for ,Western. , Corn opened ac tive mile advance, and closed quiet with the advance lost; 864 - 1)1Ve for unsound New Mixed' Western. MOW for sound do closing at Jt ssSio for sound.9lo for high mixed, nearly yel low,and tne 'tor Weatern: yellow, . Oats, very dully 61454 a for now western. Sugar dull and b"AVY• Cuba at lie . .11011Laba5 -Reirot atua dial at .23&23140 for Crude, a re; 40@11 for iteitned In bond, - Pork dull and stR7 for Nay Mew; clolgag at PIO old for Prime. Beefstela at alkoorttl,so or ew Plain Ideas,and 21 41 ft . ... 4 N h a lry Ert u ra tie. la r ri. N. BfloOn trulL4°°/.. MffESIFM!! ettloAoo,Jaly 6.—The donuuld Is rather moro active; sad some sellers aro Inc li ned to ask 'a slightadvance,i,ut the sales show. no =show change from the current pries* on Tuesday last,, gales aaoshlueludo the soilossaig • . uo te.; miu,aa at , Kr a) In lath alai; anti :.het„ st ripe, /A S 1 8; '45 Ut U. 350 infect, airl SG ps, boards.and scantling, st go; 111 at ail 7 0 la feet good mixed, at githa , lath`- at at; 160 aI‘feeVAIIII - rUlt at M 25 tn. , Jatli as it; l*ln realltrilM: l 94P o, 4l ls *BM= • , • ' MEI ..~n~ ririssosou BILAKKETS. Omen os Tat Prrresestin Usual-re, / Savuuns.v. July 7, lase. The produce markets have been dull and neglected to some extent during the past Week. This, however, Is usually the case at this season of the year. Our business men, generally, are always engaged during the first part of .l nip In ‘quaring their accounts, and no effort In made, scarcely to do anything else; besides the demand for the leading arti cles Is somewhat restricted, and round lot sale. are of rareiocourronee. GRAlN—Wheat, although In light supply Is a little dull, and we now quote No. 1 Spring at 6.2„3551,:k1. Sale of I car prime lowa Oats at Ed. Chicago Oats cannot be quoted above 490 Corn is dull butunchanged. Mixed may be t pieuxi 75677, and prime yellow at :hike. Barley is linll and noudrial. Rye ts held at SI to SIJO. Beckwhost dull audittrooping, moult—is quiet but firm, notwithstanding the demand is rather light. Sales frem store at 6.1050 to $11,50 ter Spring Wheat; $1450 Lo 613 for Wtnter Whrud; and $l4 to $lO for fancy brands. Small sal. of Rye Flour at 60,50 to $5,75. PROVISIONS—Bacon is very Ilan with fl e sh n w g fo demand d at d 1 .7 c H e u n a ta mir f o 2 for r u s; Cured Slams, accenting to quality. Lard is dull but firm at 1:2!,.1656M for steamed and kettle rendered. Small sales of Mess Pork at $33,5066 s34,onlywr bbl. coming In more freely, and not withstanding the supply is by no means large, the demand Is light and prices are steadily declining. Sale of 6 cam baled at 631 per Lou. loose' BOY may be quotol at 1661024, and per haps prime Timothy would bring a:Z. with a supply some,. hat in ex cess of the demand. We now quote at IS. CIIRESE—Is dull and in good supply but un ehanged. Sales of Western Reserve at MOM. Hamburg at 17018; and Now York tloshen ut M 61121. - . BUTTEIL—There is n light speculative de mand for packed Batter, and we can report regular sales at dl to hEEDS—Flalseed Is In demand and higher, as we are cognizant of offers to boy at advance of 25 eta per bushel. lio demand whatever for Clover or Timothy. SALT—In arm ut fr 2,50 by tho ear local, and $475 for small lots from storo. 908.14111111—Conttrines dull though un changed. Sales of prime at 50 to 55. DRIED FRUlT—Peacthes may be q anted at IS t0 . ..1) for quarters, and 15 for prime halves. Apples 166116. PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARK ET OPTICS Or TUN PlTTPurnOri July 7, P4kt CRUDE—The Crude market has been ex ceedingly dub and languid during the past week, and the transactions, ia.the aggregate, were smaller probably than during any pre ceding week this •+eason. The demand both for home 001 i well as for shipment continues very light, mud notwithstanding prices have still further declined, there is little or no in quiry even at the decline. Quotations may be fairly given at 12 tie 121, bets returned and In bulk:and 17 to 17 , 4, tibia Included. Sales of 2.5 n bele at 12 , ,, bbls returned; 3::0 do do at 12 , -.,;and IWO, in bulk, at 1214 The advises by the next foreign stammer are anxiously looked for. If the news should be favorable, our market will proliably rally and become a little firmer; but If unfavorable dullness and stagnation will continue to rule supreme and prices will in. veltably still further decline. It There is no improvement to note in the tone of the market for bonded oil. There is still sonic inquiry at very low figures I Win for present and future delivery, and some of our refiners who have been heeling off during the greater part of the season for a reaction and better prices, appear to have al most give up in dtspair, as we find some of them contrasting now at figures considerably below what they could have obtained some time since. The transactions during the week have been fair, and within the past two or three days there has been bat little change to prices. We can report a sale of SOO bids, for November delivery In Philadelphia, at 44; and too,—On Thursday—for Immediate, at in. For this month. quotaticas may be fairly given at BS to 3014; 40 for August; 4.1 for September; 43 for October. and 44 for November. tin the ears here, there ' have been but few transactions— one sale of an bets for September, at 36. Free oil Is dull and drooping; sale of 15n bids, light straw color at Sn. Prime city brands may be quoted at 59E 11 ARRIVALS—WC have but very few arrivals Of oil to report.. Fisher it lies, report I.lr4Jas Wilkins29s. and W. Haldeman 153—making a total of 1440 bids. Total Receipts for the week 7000 Total Receipts last week DWI Receipts by river since Jan. P 51,607 • Baltimore Cattle Market. .11.4•LT1.4101., July s.—CatUe--iteecipts of beeves at the State Live Stork Scales since Last Thursday foot up 945 head against 000 head the previous week. included fu the offerings were 95 bead which bad been held over MO head (rein ohm. IM head (rout Illinois, and 710 Stead from Western V Irginia, all by the Balti more and Ohio Railroad. The supply proved in excess of the •Imnand, and 05 hued were un sold; of the balance, 15 'Mad erec taken by Murphy and itatligni••, of Washington. for government use, 43 need by Charles Murphy (tie stock cattle, ST head by Washington butoh erS, and the retnainder, •33 head, by Baltimore butchers and stook dealers at the following runge of prices: Stock cattle, per lee lbe gross IP X 34 Common and ordinary cattle. Ii 50107 bu Fair to good cattle 7 75tt8 Prime cattle s 7.140 Its Market dull and drooping at the 4 . 10.2. Sheep.—Market Wells upplied and steady, sales of common to good sheep INnntt made at 5 to Sc per IN gross. ilogs.—ltecelpts moderato and demand quite Saba at 14 to 14 1 ic per In net for lair to pritue Imp. I=l New Vona, July 7.—The market for pig, as nasal at this season, IS very quiet, lint hold ers generally arc firm, and , primes are stonily and pretcy uniform. We notice Pelee Of Ise tons tilongarnock litan.cla pig, to ship at WO 300 do Eglinton, at $44,50; 50 do No, I American, iµs; 91.1 do, in iota, 301, at Elizabeth port; 'a., do, at Poqueopsio, 356; Itni do, Irish wrongb scrap, on terms we did not learn; 8400 do American rails, at works, *SO; and .31u0 do Welsh, W.. gold. netiteh pig may lie quoin.' in 141 for Eglinton, 318 for Gleogurnook, and 1.19050 for tiartaherrto and Collura, We no.. Idea sales of 100 tons American refined bar from MUM eflieLlteeee euntiniu per ton. From store, the market is dull, ha t-11 rut at our quotations. Shlomouln of Iron Ore. Thu Lake Superior Milling Company linrn alllppml 909 tons this week, making; a WWI of 0,018 tom, The reempte over the Bay do N outlet ittot -Marquette Rallrotutfor the week ending June ?.111, - were 0,2,C tons ore, and I% tons pig—rit ek ing 31141 tone ore, and 9.131 pig. Some of tile other companies have snipped ore thin week, but we rOOOIVOO no report.— Marquettc Journol. Balt'more (lotree Market ISALTIIIOII6, July G.—The market Is exceed ingly dull, and prince favor buyers. We have only to report sal. of 2-soewo bags at 14 , 410) 290 currency. Cargo of 400 U bags per Eaglet, Imported on Western account, has boon for warded to Cluciimati. ltrfg AUullla,Ln Ramp. Lon roads, with 3,550 bags 11.10, Is waiting or ders. Stock of Uio now here 10,010 bags; prices are nominal, ranging from IS to 1914; eta gold, as to quality; Java 250% et, gold. —al.- -- --- Satralo MWmket. lirrysi.o. July 7.—Flour quiet and unchang ed. Wheat quiet and hold at $2,25 for No. 1 Milwaukee. Corn lirmoit The for No. I (air unsound. Data quiet; No. I Chicago, 42c; No. I Milwaukee, NM. Barley nominal. Rye quiet and hold at Me for No. 1 Chicago; .1 for No. 1 Milwaukee. Pork, MAWS& lard, 21;ildrZio. Whtaky nominal. New York Dry Goode Market. New Yoga, July 7.—Brown Cheating—Apple ton A, eh do C, 16; do E 14. Bleached /Burling —Forest Dale, 31. Prints—Cocheco, 21; Dun nel, 1444; grin:man, 26 17; Empire, 13%. Brown Drilleßboth - 111118, * Globe, 22; Corset Jeans—Laconla, 21!4; Bal:es, 16. Pidledelphls Scrod Marhet. PloiauxLvnia,July 6.—There is no improve ment to notice in the market for scene, and but little offering. Tue last sale of Cloversocd was at 47,50iPS per 64 lbs. Timothy ls held at a 5,50. Flaxseed is in demand at $3,40@3,55 per bushel. I== FVTTSEUROII, FORT WARNS & CR10•440 11. July 7.-1 car metal, John Moorhead; do I ROI. bar, L Langham; 2 care oats, W D Patterson; 20 bra cheese, 1.1 Riddle. has bacon, 4 kgs lard, Little, Baird & Pattoa; . bbls Dour, tV Lin hart; 600 do do, BhomakerA Lang; 160 bias pe troleum, W Haldeman . 200 ,bbls flour, T C Jen kins; 1 car metal, Lmasig n & McCutehoon; cars staves, Guthrie ; lb bales wool, Steal It Grundy; 1 bids whisg rr rokenheimer & wool, oo; I bx Meanor & r; 4 bbls eggs, H 28 Wads tobacco, J M Mullane; 41 bbls beans. Cook, Bro & co; 100 W 8 s ithur, Lindsay, Jr & co, lot harvesters, Beckham & Long; 20 boxes cheese Lambert, Bhipton & 00; 1 !Gad tobacoo, 61 nett; Ith bbin flour, Head & Metagar; 100 Ittdas, 2so A i li . archer; 200 bets flour, Knox & M d cs.. do, B pigs Old IltrliesF'woo°Btoelr a no; 860 I,Kizkpatrlek Herron; 1 bbl eggs, 1 car oats, Blair & Via:4s; 1 Bhd bacon, F Baßats & co; 00 hides, Hammett g Son; SO do do, J McLaughlin. 0 0 6 E 9 to" baccO, Little, Baird & Patton - . Prrrammon, COLITICEUI Alm Cm:lllmM B.R. July 7.-100 bbhs flour, E Reameton; 1 car Meyer & Son; do do, A staVe.s, Conrad Strutt; bbls dour T . O Jen kins:l bales tow, Jos taniclu; I moving =ny e . g co; I {ell sacks, Herron A 00, Ido do, Potter, Aiken & Shepard; I car lumber, G Bassett; 4Ws eggs, Id W machine, Smith & Tiernan. CILIPIEL LIND !MD Prcrsacami Estsnlian. June 7..-6 bids beam, MetiuMitigh,Smlth & co; 20 bsa cheese, J Connor; 10 itim butter, N Kulloria:Obbls lions, E liver. & C..y ibis () apples, Swms, Kennedy & cos lum ber, T Moore; 1Z Mils chairs, C, Purdy; 100 bra cheese, L Volgt & co; Xi bpi food, C Stuyi,h it co; So Mils chairs, A ALUlllum & 00. iLI.I.N.OI3ENT STATION, July 7-11 cars stavei., Kelp,. A Bobbison; I do do, C Lutz; MO sacks ship/dugs, A Taylor; I car wheat, Keunody Broil bideggs, J Herbert; 2do go, a Martin; adodo, Broils 8 Danner; lo bo Choose, Hahn& Biddle; 1 car corn, Stewart a co; o aka rivets, W I' Townsend. LEATIIIEB. BELTING. . - CHESSMAN & CLARK, tiro. II OHIO BT.; near the reulteellary, Alioh hY ef every description of r.t ent titretcbed, Cemented and rhymed GAK TAN- K!! LEATIIER BELTING. BICLIN made to order and it palrmlat Wort. notice.. Particular. attention paid to Belts for Bolling blllls and hoary work. All wort warranted. Orders respectfully witched. 1.321kti11 - 10110 m VOCE NOW RECEDING. B. IWO 'voitus , rlme Fresh Batter; • • 700boxei awl. Cu rewe lu tting Cream CriCesei bblu.'orttnu Blow gotatoent MO dozen Tana Brooms. in nuwot 9300pualtds claw. nit Baena, in Cate: - 800potongo Bud COUtitty Soup. lit store 47,, 'NB boxem Bonin Soap; Lit state; Illtuuftts prime Horgbolu; - mil busholgtmall Bonus:'. - 1 _ Bartel gum ) 10 . 1 intalti.. 0 . *C"."{ir I r itt In store tofjp,3 , 7 . 153 Llbizsy lancet. :;;: w~;~- ISEIE I :il t'l :i :V; I ;Iva: ji The river remains about stationary at tills pointovith but two feet in the channel accord ing to the pier marks. The weather continues oppressively hot In the sun, and at times It becomes unite cloudy and indicates rain. There has been no arrivals aside from the regular packets. The Brownsville boats con tmue to arrive and depart with fair trips, rip parently, each way. The 'And Lootl 1104 Sor est City are still plying between here and Par kersburg, though they ca n carry but little freight. The Revenue arrived and cleared for Portsmouth. She reports having come up over Glass House drawing twenty-eight Inches. • • The ltone liambletain left for Cincinnati early on Saturday morning, and the Camelia cleared for St. Louis about the middle of the afternoon. Thu last named boat left here drnwing about twenty-seven Inches, and a barge to tow on which she could lighten if found necessary. Tue }lector, Capt. Phillips, and tho Capt. A. S. Carl Isla, are the regular packets for Brownsville and Genova, this evening , leaving at 5 o'clock. The little Allegheny , river steamer Advanoc, will, it Is said, take the place of the Bayard to the Pittsburgh and Parkersburg 3111.410. The Cincinnati Gazelle of Saturday says The Yorktown, from Pittsburgh for St. Lout!. RIO I tons freight d ischargeo coal dust and 44 b undleslron here. The Leonidas fr ~,,, St. Louis, hada large quint BY of genie tee this port. She reshipped on the Arabian, Si hbl. dre clay for Wheeling and 25 bids sand for i ittsbu reit. The following boats mere in port at Cincin nati on Friday last: .1. R. Gilmore, Anna, Emperor, Silver Spray, Lady Franklin. Champion, Nightingale, fine Grove, pavane, Lawrence. Harry loose. Kate Robinson, and Leonidas. The Arabian VIM loading at Cincinnati on Friday tor Pittsburgh. The Cincinnati comineveint, of Friday, has the r'ili° wl 'g Items : The Cottage N 0.2 reports 3 , .; feet and falling to the Kanawha. She met the Allegheny Belie, on Wednesday, with the Talisman In tow Nearly all the steamers in port were docorutod with tinge on the Fourth of July The Marna h. Mid up for the semen The Silver Spray having abandoned her trip to New Orleans, nasltipr i i;: , her freights on the lady Franklin Rowena, Havana, Rebecca, Natoma, Mariner, Anglo Saxon, and Champion. were all picnic. lag on the Fourth. The Rowena anreened and chipped about 3 feet of water, 'War Sedum. nine. She reshipped her guests, when she was pumped out In three hours, and wan all right again The Lawrence bus laid up to repaint and relit generally Mr. Cal. W. Bennett has returned from his tour east ward Mr. John Greenough, clerk of the Ruth, was lit the city a few days since..... The Potomac reships IWO kegsof nails on the Champion, for St.. louls. A Sr RAN Li E Arc. 'cur. —A raft, a few days ago, driven by the wind Into the mantibeach near the bead of Lake Pepin, forced up the skull and parts of a skeleton of a man, with which was found a decaying moneybelt, hold ing about le:Ou In gold and Oliver. Tho rafts men could not and any clue by which the bones might be Identified. It is simpOsed, from the fact of the specie being found with him, that they are the remains of one of the )tenons lost by the bunting of the Galena, at lied Wing, In IS.SS. PITIrSBURGII, BROWNS- ViLLE ANL> UEN ZVA U. S. !ANIL,. I * CUMMIPT , 0400 3INZIE , . MR run .ASL three daily eldo-wheel steamer* between Pittsburgh, Monongahela City, IlrownseUle, Hire's Landing, Orreneboro, Urnees sod the Dunkard UII Regions. This line Is composed of the following stdamere FAI'ETTR.... TELEORAPH FRANKLIN CIALLATIN Three prsekets wLI lege., Pittsburgh daily at a a. m., and 5 p. m, except Sunday, when the departure will be at b o'clock, /1.. ID. The through packet for the Oil Regions will leave Pittsburgh claily at 5 p. to.; Browlirrllle daily at 5. m. ItrutitlSO—Lcaves Brownsville for Pituburgh daily at 7a. at and p. Leaves •nd ltelaers at 12 o'clock; Illee's Landing at 3 p. m. The line Is composed of 11t.e.11.815 slde-trheel steamers, bullt expressly for the trade. They are commanded by °dicers of long experts . .., who will pay particular attention to the want• and nom fort of passenger. the Lost, will reeve promptly at the hoar ledvertanud FUEltiliTtl ILEMEIVIdi AT ALI. Yor banner perttetstars, enquire or J. 11. ItOltElPre, Agent, At the Wharf-Boat, toot of Grant et., Pittsburg L. h. " l i t ' r V o l er N o ' s in. mTal big) PEOPLES' LINE OF STEAMERS, Plitsbargia, flononga Ge tiela City. Browns ville and neva. Tbil Company will run a daily boat between the above points, romprised of We new and splendid slde-whorl utearatrs CIIIF.IFTAIN, It. IL APRA,n conamander, and ELECTOR, ittuocue Pill Lk", commander. Cfne Elector Is now Lola completed and will Lake bar place In the line In a few days.) The Chieftain will lento Pittsburgh for all p,oints Tlitilt.DATe and HATIII.I,AVS at ar. r. Returning, leaves Urbana for Pitteharglt utt MONI , Akn, WKI/1 4 ,}CliliAYI1 and YRIIIA Ys. at 8 a.. a. and Brownsville Ater. S. Tit; Elector leaves ..UtINDA WED:MaI/AY and VIM, AT.at , U. Iteturatag. h.nv,' (toady. for Pittaborgh TUESDAV, 1 111111.111 AT nod SAT- Ultll Yat9 •. M. and Browns% Ille at tP. U. - • • . . . Ibe Curanahy nave a 111,r-clan,. W hart Bust at Monongahela City and I . ll.lallargh. Freight re ceived at all hours No charge fur run...talon on Eartern freight, 16=1=! . . . . . . .. For fOrthor portleolor• onquir‘• o . n board., or to 101.1 ti S. CoN NI Nitillobt, A[.... . the Wharf Ito., I,t or uront atzvet. lablOr.tmd I,WR CINCINNATI AND okplenilld pas stcw.er .111 lea, a for Ihr ata•ve and all 1 4 .;t 4 e P Aria L c i lla v I:grl. Tll2 DAY. allr. N. THE NEW Spring and Summer Medicine ► 9 1 9 l 9 ' I • • • • COMBINED WITH lodide of Lime, ItErA It II FOR G. W. PETITS, BOSTON, BY James R. Nichols & Co., IMANUFACTURINO WUMILSTS, A4o:4Ell;j:c4il'jEES:f:ll: WIWI Protoxide of Iron, Which has become so favorably known as a Tonic and Restorative, By Pitysletany and ham/ids in ail palls of OH country. The new preparation, "IiAItSAPARILLA IN COMBINATION WITH lUDIDE OP LI/dlr.' presents one of the moat prompt alterative &neut.' In a form capable of exerting full action upon the system, mid this In minute and pleasant doses. It la conceded that the alterative. resolvent, or tonic effects of lodine. are exerted most decidedly when Lei° . elated with other alterative.. In combination; Led the Sarsaparilla see= to Mel perfectly all the favorable requisitions. The end effect usually observed when ...SARSA PARILLA WIT)/ lODIDE UP LIME'' Is taken, is an increase of appetile, showing that IL Lou tonic properties of a marked character. Its alterative ef fects are menden in Its ready combination with the blood and tissues. Hale, scrofulous women and children improve rapidly under Its use. sad the vi tal functions assume a healthy condition. 1t is admirably Wanted to ' , large number bl chum le or Ilen. affections peculiar. tb children. It is suited to them, both by the mildness and efliciency of Medicinal cifeet and the pleasauL attractive form of the, remedy it may he given fora long period where constitutional Influences are desired, and no repugnance, or disinclination to take the syrup, encountered. In White-Swellings, Hip-Joint Dis ease. and Distortions of the Spine, It should be giv en Peral.tensiy, In moderate doses, until relief I. obtained. In the Spring of the Year, and during the Warm Weather. Thu accomuletton of morbid matters In the system *acme to become manifest and very troubiesome. Lusitude, Headache, Polls, tiostivences, Loss of Appetite, Palms in the Joints, Indigestion. etc., ars vary common. Nothing over devised la better adapted to exterminate or area off these affections than this now Combination of ISAIWAYABILLA WITHIODIUE OT LIME. No preparation ICU Ift, or *Aids appratintatesta St, as an Alterative, or Blood Purifier, has ever before been phteed teltbin um mach of Moat. Ma. Indeed. tile sit •entireir nzwand-nelleriTiVio combination. In no rinipoetertiombilnit anything hitherto employed. The opinion Of Meallanionon,COncartilatt IL the description or hi cantata , / ammeter. therapeutic Vnioe. ner 'ham euhetro Oven tn a rimier. which cobe bad at Om atom at any and all Oral claim Drognlate. dfa. /tor mic In Pittsburgh by U. E.IIILLEFta CO.. AND ALL ' nqiits7:etWir FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. Combined with lodide ofiLitne, E LEMING'S DRUG STORE, No. 64 Market. St.. Pttbtwrgh. prirvATE DISEASES. No. I%XOUNU Ueb rd.; sate inseams with unparalleled sueeli - • Varticular attention Veld titierinatel7lloeatV diseases of Me Urinary Organs. lib treatnoto the earns Laing - the most etleaeurlitairlateialgair.• 11111:=Ithn aTi n g i t=atep t° 1% aPi lir att other hroparstieh renunisla . 0011 Semite 10 t hettlG Ir. rridn2l,4l44Viarpriis limed tor. übotlaato - . 1 70 1,011 , 14 P e r • ' • uses heondi A %mil . treaters's= . STEAMBOATS. CAPT. M. A. CUX. CAPT. U. 11130IIER. ,GAIT. Z, W, CAIIMAC ..GAIT. A .8. CARLILE. =I FLUID EXTRACT OPT) OIL WORSE. SOHO OIL WORKS. Burrum,HEREW & CO., MANUFACTURER.. OF TIIF CELEBRATED SPERM LBW; ,CATOR, PETROLEUM LUBRICATI . OILS. Sperm, Lard and hale Oils, BRAD LIGHT, lINNIES' OIL I DWINIL GRUBB Standard White Burning Oil, No. 33 Market Street, PITTSBURGH, PA I= AGENCY PARTFWBURG LUBRICATING Oil Company Keep constantly on hand a supply or STEAffiED Natural Lubricating Oil, I= Free from all Impuril res. Every Barrel Warranted, OR TO BE BETE KBE() AT MK A'OMPAN T'S M=MI Address JAMES B. THOMPSON, Agent, WITH T. 11. NEVIN & CO., N W. Corner Third and Market Sts., elrrsituntai, PA 111r3.:1 , 7S W OOLDLIII/OE OIL REFLYLIiiI C7l 40021EC1P.8.57 'lt , OF PITTSBURGH. PENNA. JOHN WATT, President. HENRY M. LUNG, tine . ) , wsil Treas.. WORKS IN TIEMPERANCEYILLE Office, No. 2 Duquesne Way, I= YLANUIFACTUILERS Or PURE WILITT. 131[31-1,-NIN-413- Brand—"Luoifer." rills MI canno L. excelled for burning properties, color or are test, and is put up in well seasoned bar rels, suitable for Htla USE, sr EXPOlef. 1011.- DEM eu,LICITED.. • Dtaactowa—John Watt. Robert Lea, Geo. Black, C. H. Iterron,C. L. Caldwell, H. H. Collins. J. W. Porter, Heat. Wallam D. W. C. Carroll. .1 .2:Bout WARING St KING, 'COINISSION MIRCHANTS AND BROKERS IN Petroleum and its Products, 4 lIILIQUESIXE war. PII"i`BBVRGIFS. 1.61;16. = WARING, KING & CO., mtntan IST Walnut St. Plana SUPEIUOK OIL ENGINES. We are congiroctins, and wll keep on buol. perlor *Wit of OTT. .111.1 0 7G-I=o2 - Xl/13 Mil LIMB A 001101 OS THUM uOILI BIeCLELLAAB & CO., Corner Federal and Larock Streets, .41.1.a.L.1340,33.33CeiTir„ Wholesale wad Druggists, Dealers In Paints,Oita, Vandal:ma, Dregs, illye t3tulla, aron MI, etc., Flandard and Patent land Their stark Is large and well selected, and will Itr aold as low nanny bons .ot the area. PETIIOI4_, U M. I J SCHOONMAKEB 141. SOP, • We Invite parties needing engines roe tros pars.. to and ere them, corner of EIKE and O'HARA STREETS, near City Water Works. Irk MACKINTOSH HEMPHILL .t Cts A. D. AVOILDRON. EAGLE OIL SVOLtKti, laww - re,a3.43,erv131 , 0. WICHTMAN & ANDERSON, Refinerma and Dealers in OVFILCK. SICCONUST.RY, I:ORNEIL IRANCOOK NT. AND DUQUILSNY. WAY. ivy 1.6,.13 ............... j AmEs IRWIN & CO" MANUTACTUREMUM OIL OF VITRIOL AND AQUA AMMONIA. COrliac", 1.61 Ma ea als.c.t 033=GIM:1 iii.ANUFACTIMERS. 111111141,14 No. 118 Water Street, mtogrrmnumis or PATENT iIIWUNI), PATENT TEMPEEF.I) PATENT POOTIIED CIIICOLAR, MOLAY, MILL AND CIIOISIM-VITIC gB • i'llra w BOILER OR S UI "" MORROW Sc BARNHILL, =I Stearn Boners, Oil Stllla, Agitatora, Tanta Salt Pam, Gasomete,a, Wrought iron Bridgea, Sheet Iron Work. doe., CORNER LIBERTY AND SECOND STS., PITTSBURGH. P.d.. earl{ EP A I !UN DONE PROMPTLY. roy24l:b= STEAM ENGINE PACKING. LUBRICATIVE PACKING, 1,011 SAM STUFFTO BOXES Of STEAM r pOlliES An art e recommend*. by al the ro corn pante., who have thoroughly tried it, and la in gen oral use on over two hundred and Arty of the rail huads In this country , and on trial by over av , ndred others. ADOPTED BY MO.OOO BTATIONEILY ILN 01.N123. It I. s ant-class article. 75 CENTS PER POUND. LUBRICATIVE PACKING COWN ==n!M7M! • • Nos. 1. a• 14 and 115 ATER oT., f RO li yarntal 'NOV /STRUM WORKS. =CM r. 1301.1.../.1,11EM SiLLHOW...OOO7III Oita. FomilltUCH M. BOLE D E N. C2S,. Cid - RAT/fat N it L gers B of rTEAJ4I3OAT KS: OIL WELL ENGINES, LOCOMOTIVES for Coal Works„ all kinds of Land and Marine FIN GIN ES.rnade to order. From the well earned reputation Of the Manager, Mr. JAMES la ELSGN. wo hope to moire a liberal share of patronage thorn Steamboat builders and others wanting good machinery. Our MU) will be to do all work in the best intonerr. Mrs fair conipanser don, and to do It in the time we my. All kinds 01 CASTINGS made to order. Itepalrluir Machinery promptly attended to. We eon turn a Shaft at Seel long, and bore or turn a Pulley kJ feet diameter. • itsrlihop on Duquesne Way, near the PoinL foundry on Third strest,near Market., Pittsburgh, Pa. splOiltind piftuouLa MACHINE WORKS R. S. 4. ND. MI Ohio Street, Allegheny ManFlMturer of 1111 0 110VS1) BORING TOOLS, AND YIETISItIig VIM) IN ((INKING OIL AND HALT WPM A. Particular attention invited to his Patented proven:tents In Jars and Joints, made of Juniatta. U. 11., and Low Moor Mon, to standard sues, and numbered, so that tonna eon to orderod_..ny mat. of "'47•l:l 4 fit%dirrnod tT asPre tittg n , t :m t !:ll to those who may Isiah it. Emones and machine made to order. Orden by mall promtly attended to. lam prepared to grant licenses to Other manilla, tarers tor these Improvement. on liberal terrob. W. U Allegheny r. 4.). Jegihd73 N. LEEIIt ARSENAL GLASS WORKS. MODEL- RYRIE a, CO., idannfeeturen of BLACE„ and IIIi.S.LN WAILS, fireggiste , Ware, Bottle., Demlionne,_Oar. my*. Warenonse—ero. Vr ATER between tindtbeeld and Want etreet ,rittaborgbi vro ivarraatour Wares to be rope . or to ally man. Lactated west of the Mountains. always on hand s Woomera of the above deacrlvirfoo. All order, promptly attended to, Particular atteigloo paid to private monhdn. road) Fin hut' , - - 1.19,94,i1FP51m , BM, mod Sheet Lard Workers, Ibrittiodu tlst. tors, WWI, sod Lard UN Burners,and all =emit Order. of Ilrittanbt used by Mato Msnufactorers. i a t rarealed. No. LW lilEoll2ll> STREET, old di SSEVERANCE,' No. 68 WAVIER . SWM,dman inanftlnctarer or HOMER IaTISTII,WHOUWIT PP common and rotiros4l of every description. oggrlillgtVgAglntigttlignilt= .sortment constantly on boat. Ina A. PTRUIat _. _ milts. N. C. watrt_AN DuctuNE mo AperiorßßEßiu GRAglit do. 00 . 64 Aighb.-....---,,, un 'd en 'aid . Mactdu o l grn .... i02 4,„=„, or • • - , ,4, 2"sli'' Oil TOOI/1, talhigina_ ~,r Boring Vn W 6411. voilubeglNlF '' 1.4rf•r104 7,1 ...N1414 AM ~,,,,..4ttaiitr , . .., - 4,41,, P r u nrsasei., ct • .„, i, purofb &a. r0.1:11,i-Avelkol'164x7)41- . ." ;4, _ ri:,-,4611 ...... Ap,00.104, 4 4 11,- . . , ...--”,''a''''' , l•r• -4 , ~ ,tl., -..ia.;.!•';', ' • • ,„5..i....ti". , = INSURAN CE FIRE ACIi'D 111ARINE INSURANCE CO, OF NORTH A HERM. PHI LADEI,PHIA I==! Hartford Fire Insurance. tooapaity, IC= rrolxrtiors Cfn 1... , e1 - 1. re, In 1.1,•• nann, • reliable Corepan IN= fe72:17 sl Water street. tett stairs ) A LLEGHENY INSURANCE CO. OF I'LTTSHUItCII.--001ce. Ito. 37 filth sue, Bank Block. Insurethgalost all kinds of Fix sod fdariste ILLS st JOHN I RN% IN, JOHN It. MeCON.I). Vlce Pershlent C. D. DONN P:1.1" nt , tetan. Capt. NI, hl. IDEA N. litneral IBM tr.VrOltfl base Jones, ; John 11. McCord, C. U. Huai Cleorge B. Head, Charles Hays, T H ,J " Acts C k h intn, Capt. Wm. Dean, John Irwin, Jr.,lt. McGrew, B. 1.. Fahumitoek. I Robert H. Dm ta. WESTERN INSURANCE CO, OF PITTLIBURGFI, AI.F.XANDItIt NiklICK, President. WM. Secretary. CAPT. liEk/ItliN. NXELD, lienersi Agent. (Mee, 92 Water Street, Spang 's Ware House, np staira, Pittsburgh. Wlll Insure against all kinds or Fire and Marine rtisks. A home Institution managed by Directors who are well known to the community, and who are determined bi prompinem Pharr ruliy, to main tain the charneter which they oSSMIII4I, no of fering the best proloction to those who dealer be , Insured. DI ItreToll4, Andrew Ackley, Doreld N. Long, lleea J, Thomas, t'llaa. .1. Clarke. John R. kleCnne lames I% 11 antn. NW, Nlml c K. d r. =cos 22CEINC!! Alczano Ce.mpb..ll MarronC. W. Itlact.ron,.. . . W H. P. HERBERT. necrotary.. INSURE TOUR LIFE IN THE CHARTER OAK LIFE IN Stilt 4. NOE COMPA NY OF HAIITFORLI, CONN. TILE ONLY [Art INSURANCE. COMPANY IN AMICRICA thttl. DOW 11la ke• .01.11 pale an AI. (MI CASH Di ViliEF it on the drat and each vol.'s...pent payment of Cum. Ito CA tql CAPITAL, an ac cumulation-ym or r.. eOO,OOO. Is securely invested in ppb- Ile stocks All4ll mons - Ages of REAL ESTATE. It Is now In [LAMB year of business, and has paid to t h e winows AND ainreLarin of its members the sum o ONE. MILLION DOLLARS. To Chia date not • sin gle ease of litigation has occurrod, an evidence that liberslity and fair dealing Is a specialty with this Company. The policies of tills Company are not forfeited by reason of non-payment of premlam after the second year. No payments required after LH. yearn but policies continue good through life. OFFICINS. J. C. WALKLY, President. N. if. rALmzit, Vice President. Z. H. WHITE, SeeruturY• Branch Mime for illestorn Pennsylvania, where Circulars nod blank Applications will ho Davi:A.6ll.l, 68 klitt, street. Pittsburgh- Agents vented throughout the State. Apply to nennay Y. E. Gin/DS:LI.. State Agunt - NORTII AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Widows and Orphans' Fund. .No. 63 IF`aHalts St. f aretv Fork PRESIDENT-N. D. DOILDAN. BaCIt.TAIIIC-J. 1.17,2.0tvran It. M. TINDALL. Medical Examiner T. COOK, EMI SPECIAL AVERT FOR trESTEBN PA.. 61* Fourth St., Pittsburgh. Ali ENTS WANTED. mvW:bs3 FEOPLE:II I / 4 - SIiIiANCE co. omen, N. E. CORIsIZR WOOD A..ND FLIFTWAIS. Wm. PhMips, John Wet., • John Y.. l'arim, las.Mille:, % tn. Soo Kirk, •Istrms U. Verner A'll. 1 .1c nix V. V. L.A11.1.n.i Eli, Deem Julllly Capt. SAM DRUGS AND CHEMICALS =I rittebargh White Lead Works, PVILE Wk.U.T.b IMMEIM2I .No. OS Wood. 11611Mtraelt. T!(E BEST EFFERVESCING CITRATE OF MAGNESIA, In 6 us. bottles, so toe forts of POWDER, fur pale ti) aU Wholesale Druggists. Dreimred by ARTHUR ROGERS. Internist H. I. .1192:93.1 CASES CHARTER OAK 'LEAD luuL received and for sole by GM/110E A. KELLY, nigla Wholesale Druggist, 4/ Wood street. Al KEGS FRENCH ZINC, In Oil, lost received and tor sale by DICORUE A. EEL. 7, my2.l Wholesale Druggist, 37 Woods' Oct. 911 CASES CASTOR OIL, , Crystal; '..‘"J"" received and dar livir3E A. KELLY. my 24 Wholesale lirogglot, V Wood street. a DBES. SPTS. TURPENTINE not •-• received sod for sale by IIEORGE A. EEL! 7, snit/ Wholesale Druggist , 37 Wood, eet. FOUNDRIES. M FORT PITT FOUNDRY CHARLES •KNAP NEPHEW ■ANUFSCTVALUB 07 HEAVY ORDNAIIICE, mai ALL:RINDS OF lI:EAVy . .CANTINLIK. Special attention paid to R ET O R TS.LLL WOR.II BLAST MACHINERY aro! REVALII23 attended to ti}. As heretofore. the best mswrals will always be toted at this Foundry. Attention tadalled to our NEW FLY WHAM PATTERN increased twillitlespe Ottlnituptil saute.naltayd . VALLEY W ORK S L. Jew. STOVE ALLEN, M'KEE & CO., ediee and Warebonse ; 301 Liberty M Street opposite of Manufactures a great variety of COOK, PARLOR and HEATING bTOVES, 'among which are the eel ebrated Allegheny and Monitor Coal Cooking Stoves; also, the Autocrat land Sentinel, for coal or wood, and the unrtvalleil .niar or the Empire. Au ood; also, Arches, Orates, accodera, Sugar Kettles, Dog Irons and Hollow War Amorally. mhe HHADLNY... ...W. VAXVIIWC I. 8. StilhJ)l.B7 "ETNA STOVE WOMBS. A. lIRAIOLET & CO I=l COOK, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES • Among widen al.e ((Cod bted Elgith) . .ll4, TIMInc and TALLSIdAN 1314.5 9, VOSEANA, yr:L IMAN and IHOISIBLDES (WOod Coot stoves.) Also manntantore GRATER, GRATE FRONTI4,,dm.. When and Warehouse, corner of Lteeniid and Woo streets. Elttabursh. ihntrwyDa on Second street. 14:Ivor :9 4 r 4 2 filiAo) :A :*: FITTSBUIIGII ANDERSON, COOK & I= =lll bianiliacillrers or th b./ centsl4,ll &pare', Via% and °Mane,- e exit slree; Su* Plates. doe, 10rIP and Sheet Cast Steel, cut Neel for REAPIRG AND MOWING MACHINES, !MEM PLOW WINGS, O'PliaTiOB. • • CISLOICILALMS, dba. C 244 and Coinnuni Plough and Spring Stan 00co—COrner of Wt Monongret and Rams-meets. {wahine. above the ahela Mouse. - aell:dy DIAMOND M.N.MMENXA 1MTC.111.11340, • MM. CA: ISAPAC. IYROnEi P NZ:dh t Manntactaren of SEIM QUALITY ItSVINED CAST MAL. here,sq no, and outagou. uf 111 Woo. Waryantod equal to any Imported or manufactured In Ma count t llipOntee and warebone, No. 10 and MISInt, an and Enlttattond atreeta. Pittatrunth P. 11 1 0 1. 14AIAT l i tinWrZrEt CO. przawwits7. ramtg,s2wix•alr Moe. vt — vnut - niTuicr tap ) tent 6416 W WOG 'EMMY 11 - .. VOLLTICII• Limaicampro otr-I=emicichts.rA ivesdeur: aismbiru..eohu DASKET WILILOIII*-410;b1thilit*" IA sum sr "ai !xy 24.1.AUIDLOCIT MOO. i • DR. KEYSER'S Pectoral Syrup IMIZE=I MET= Ciaret4 13rconehi i - b meL-i M 1 Diseases of the Lungs A rise of five Teen , sdanAllog cared by Dd. KEY •ECIPS rEcTIMAL BYELUr rrnsaunim. JannarY U. MO. Da. Asnora:—aly wife has mull *Meted with It by cough and didlculty of breathing for live or MS years, erhieth_tersoyeral yearn back, had gnainally Increased In vitilence. The complaint has been her edimry. sod she had been treated by several physi cians without any relief. In this state of her case ermined some of your PECTORAL COUGIIBY It Ur. I bought, the first time, a elty cent bottle, which re Ileved her very much; I then called and got a dolls. oqttle, which cured her entirety, andtbe nes now no trace or the former disease, except W.A..... I Mies state that I used the medicine myself to a . . . •• • eyld and cough. The medicine cured me by Ming one don. I express re my entire satiantetion with the medicine, aud you aat betty to publish U you desire o. WM. 'WILLIAM, Alderman, BMA Ward Prrrennsont,.April 24,1827. READ THE TIMTIL—Da. KZYSItt:—I have a daughter who has taken feversl medicines for a bad cough without benefit, among them Ayer'. Chain Pectoral. I purchased from you a botue of 74tit Pectoral Syrup. and before she had used half a bout tie sbe was relieved. The second bottle cured her entirely of her cough. Ro JOHN DARIN, binson st ree t, "'bony. MTISBURGII,DeoemberJt A GREAT CURE BY DR. K.SYBEIPS PECTORAL 8YR1.17.—1 live In Peebles township. Allegheny county. a bo ut • cough aud spitting. whi tontin eenced the -ith of irebruatilast. andd eight month.. I employed the ben physic.. In the-country, and my cough minimal unabated until early In October. At that time 1 was adra,ed to try your Pector•l Cough Syrup. which did. mot after I had taken one bottle I was entirely free from thv coughing and spitting. I had deepaired of ever getting 11, and I think It. should oe Whiten that this valua ble remedy will do for other. what It has done in my case. JOHN C. LITTLE, Witnes.: B. 11. EoEa. Peebles township. PAYTON Toirneutz, April 11, 1813. A WONDERFUL CUM./E.—Some time ago an old neighbor of mine was ve,y 11l with a cough, which every one stipposed to be consumption. His relatives told me that be had tas.en every remedy • ey heard of without benefit; his brother came to see Wm dle, and all were conkrmed In the belief that he could not live. I had about the third of • bottle of your Pectoral sy - rup, which I gave him, and It en *rely cured him , to the astolgahment of all. What makes the ease more remarkable. Is tne extreme age of the man, ho being shoat elghty years old. 1 have no doubt the reetosal saved Itls life. kLcULINNLY. DILKEYBMIDBPECTORALI3I2MUP IN BLdlati viwd.—Plea send me .othersupply of yourval uable Pectoral Sse yrup. Jawed everybody amend us has the cold, end are enquiring for "Dr. Keyser's Pectoral tlyrno.%l We have sold sixteen bottles the ant Week. and are how entirely out. Mr. A. Altar and Mg. P. Maher. both of Blairsville, Pa., told us the w Yo ould not be without It la thelr famines. IN ilia. all 1b5.0.1 use It on etrally ce went It again. %. sespe, J. B. WATTZEBON • etible. January n, IBM. sitisCronfl. Capt. Joint L.. kituada. Samuel P. btu - leer, ' Charlee Arbuckle, Juhn V. hirkpatriel, Frank a. Ilisae C. Lisitson Love, •1111.1,1P5, President WATT. Vice Pr.bier, ;Lary. ot),LIA,N, AgL. illa - ritorMOll, November la, 11161. On. haltewie—Altletneh not an advocate or Patent Medicines, in general. It affords me ',tenure lade. Serf bablc to recommend your PIf.OIIIHAL.LIY HUY. An a medicine, it Is weltworthy the attention of any person .alto mar In any manner be ailllcted with tanighs, ana hoarseness or any tind,and for inn peculiar qualifications for removing till that die, greeahle sensation attending a severe cold. I have been, morn or less in my life,talrectet l ith the severest of colds and hoarseness. At tin. throes would accent so closed as to prevent m, speaking above •wh per, and by tahingAfew roses et' the above Syrup It would relieve me entirely recommeuding this medicine, I myst unliebita• viugly •sy that It IS the best remedy I ever 11) tad, parvortlng sneers the above, nor should any 11Allii• be without thin remedy for diseases to hrkvaleat. Yours, most rentectrolly, EMWAllll .1. JONEN, CuttLer Citizens' Deposit Dana. STSVILItiVII.L2,. Ohio, March 14. ISO. I have ueed .1)r. Keyser's Cougb Syrup for • bad dough Of several rears 6w •s eae cheerl.ll4 say it la the best medletne for Ine same that hl ever Laken. .1. W. FMCS.. CUL.. ritAl-r AND Ult. ILE YhEilli PECCOII 3Y ' , ATP —l/a. KaYSsn—.l.lWar (Mrs c ur e the delay of tny weicnowledging the excellence of Your Pectoral liZt u fkal Y iri P s I.7rgr;uilly take glifitnter.37LionnMe out of toy cough, and the worst one I. was ever adllct ed with. I haat/ not used more than one-ballot L • Dottie, and 1 can and do wish that all who are AmA. ed would give It no fair • trial bare done, and they will be greed Loamy, 'qt lsnoquact medicine. would not suffer another such an attack for soy onsideration, or at soy cost. lam confident I own reathe more freely than I ever did. I shall always acknowledge a debt of gratitude for InVenting so cam:heat a remedy. l'ou are at liberty to use my name in this regard erYee thin-1..0.11er. n. r. PitATT. ANOTIIRE HEW CEIPTOTICA.TIL—DR KEY SEIPS PECTORAL SYRUP.-1 had been troubled with a cough d cold for Several weelm--so bad es. t that I could an not sleep. I had the advice and pi e criptions from three of the best physician. Cu the city, who I could name. but do not do so. 1 bunny procured a bottle of your Pectoral tlyrup, vitteh cured me entirely. (eigned) J. W. 8111ONTON. No. NS Liberty etrect, rittsbo.rgh, Pa, January nth, 1860. •11TOPTHATC011tliillifi.”—“How can I dolt?" tio to Keyeer's, on Wood Street, and get a bottle of his Cough Pectoral, and if that don't cure you, your case must he desperate Indeed"` This is a specimen of the colloquy one hears every day In cold-osmium, periods of the year. And we can, from actuarexpe riment, cheerfully concur In the adviser's admoni tion as above, for we have tried the"Pectoral, , ' most stubborn ease, with entire imeoess. In two weeks ago we went to Pittsbmh, with one of the most dleiressing, costar? nn subduable cough we ever experienced since our advent upon mundane sphere. We coughed steadily and le boriously for one whole tweet, In normal, oh tiring It out, but it was no go. to feet, It seemed rather At have Improved by plne, and to have aspired strength, potency an treasibility by the opera tion. In Wm stage of oiler.. we coughed our wet to Keyser's, No. HO Wood at set, procured.flips cent bottle of the “to"' took w ere g th directions, and In forty-eighth hours were master of the geld, the enemy having unconditionally sur rendered, after a brief, bet unequal conflict with se fbrealdahle ad &learners as heyeer'. immure 004111 Pectoral. —Lireleanritta WO per. Dee, 14„ , , . EDICIU. CURES DINSUMPTIA CURES COLDS, CURES Ilesseater Common Council, Pittsburgh, I. N. 13.—1 am no atranrer to m 7 reLlow-citMea., an IL .bo entertain donbta um COMM% Me Venous' ly E. F. r. DR. KEYSER'S PECTOVL SYRUP le prepared and sold by DR. GEORGE a KEYS. Va. No. 140 WOOD STINCET Pi Et~bzari~ • 3E•c)3;ia,a94 T HE Great Nervous Remedy Dr. Keysert. Nervous Antidote Will retire, ,tithes!, flit, soil often perms:ten cure all Nervous Irrltabtllty. Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote WM Care Hy.tort • Ur. Kejsees Nerqous Antidote Will I.lare . Twltchtni of We Nervy Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote "Wilt Care Nervous 1104. ebe Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote Will Core "Nervous CroroP of tioo Bevels. Dr. Keyser's Narrow Antidote ' , will Cure Neuralgia Dr. Keysees.Nervons Antidote Will Caro Neuralgia of the Yaoe Dr. Keyser's Nervotis Antidote . wlLLCare Ntarales of the !nomad Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote WIXI Fat, Henrililt of Um Haan Dr, Keyser's Nervous &athlete ewe Nei:v.low um Lim we men 5, " Dr. Keyser's Nervens Antidote Wtll Cora zi.trogie Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote Will Cure I'stritaikaa of I#n ►teat. Dr. Keyser's Awns latidoto Cara Yatat•.. • • tcmtu •114•mM Dr. Geyser's Derr. I It ad.% Wlll Cam SIZITOIII Wet, *440(004W44 , , Dr. Keyser% Denies Ail eta win roetwees via*, vivrotwee Writs Dr. lieytor'ia tietThas AVMs* Vitt anrc Anybohynamo... Dr. lityiteo brV(44 MAW* MlMd•w'‘kiektk )1„ ROM, 1 II PENNA. SALT MANUFACI UWG CO. PITTSBURGH. PA ENNA. SALT MANUFACTUR'G CO. PITTSBURGH, PA. = .. - PI..MIT9C"B TIME .e . p.P. ..",..,_, ... ~.. On this Continent. TN SO PRONOUNCED BY THE m st •olentille A nnlytical Restores Um Hair; It Prevents Hair Falling Out: It Changes the nom., to their Original Action; — TCEradlentes Dandruff and Humors, It Keepslhe Scalp Healthy; It Contains no Injurious Ingredient, And Is universally uceordrei to be nplendld Or ,B , ll7 , llattlr . Article. ITS MERITS II rt. Every bottle CONTAINS MORE LIQUID than any other dollarparation. NO LARG E re REWAJOM offered to col abilals Ita edlcany. hut WE DO CUARANTEE to refund the money o any person who will use two boob, and then say that our Itestorallve bas tailed to do all we 4. R. RAMA KTT & Propr, letons, Menet:meter, New Itasupehtre R. E. SELLERS & CO., Wholesale and Retail Agents, Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa my 21.92 - - CHOLERA DISARM!! The Chief Cause of Pestilence Destrovcd: nil. E. COUIFITARET'S DISIN -,vrzeraNca FLUIDS, secured hy haters Satent in the United states and Seance. l'repared solely hy the New York Dislufeeting omps •t their Laboratoty, Nos. "atli, *0 and a ir Henry rtreet. N. Y. titles, ta Cedar Street. This Company organized nu n permanent bads, with Dr. Courtaet, the celebrated Small Chemist, In charge of its Laboratory, Is prepared to foretell its DthISTECTINO FLUIDS for sick rooms. nurseries, urinals, water closets, privies, cesspools, sewers, gutters, ships. railroads, hospital., prisons, And po.itie Institutions of all kinds, slaughter-house, offal and rat-boiling e•tablishments; kials of ma nures (itaturnesty Increanlnz the tal ee of the latter to every forma). and a-beret er aften shre stases exist. Tne-r moat..e drodortsers, antiseptic., ant I int tre.rent., a ar , and dis,nr...t.tnts In the acientille inentoltig or the ,vort., rhey remove noxious gasses and tty •Iwutical prtuciples— leaving In their placer, h,,5111.10 t.Ar, the) err tit- Wrltta ann. and tat 4 inr-r•tte of lawman. aura—not InJurlta , nor 1 ,11: In ntstit.li they are used. The attention or ntettlya I mull scielltlfin mess Is directed to these 'II-inter:anis. Allarionl are tettlsnonials in rat ~r ihl. diseovert - which. with lout Irt •t 4. tt , ' to ht •• it .tt tin t man.. onice. Dab,: ”a. ti.uto. 1. March at, lilaa. To the Prrxs,l , lll l, 10 rttrk Dlotnpeting 0 Dear Mr: Lt It ail it is r.R . , , ent..1.1 to be. Wr hay matte natty vial,. of tits. , q.t.. hut now tatualtter that we have found au art cla with:h torpataet qll =M=SIMtE/MI NKW 11/11.1i, Aprll 1. .71. [ha Presider., Nrao DlRsup rt lap Ou.: Dear Slr: Wt. pr.reouncr It, without rreplloo. to be the best we 1,9 v.. CV, J....we. 110 eileet every matterie coloi.lete aeul I...tan teertrem. . A A nt,,r Hon., N.H. — Thew GI. on I, Lan, art. n• - sNrs is titiler tt h ir dillett..T i di the Stultit4v Pollee POW Azrvinh, Y.. General and Sole Agents for he United States aud the Canadas, to whom all ordera aliould ho ad daesaed. got lads by MeCLAJIAN h Genii:NSA N. Greg gots Pittsburgh, It. ins Ilealia RUMPIIIIEVS HOMOEPATHIC SPECIFICS. Hare Mired, from the meet maple experience an en tire mooess, nimble, ellielent and reliable. I hey ate the only medicines perfectly - adapted to popular tie —so simple tbat to - Intakes cannot ne made Salon them; so harmle,s ae to be free from danger, and xo enteient a, to be aepays cos, , No, I curt. WILVEIto„ t.ougoltlona, Intlommo.. `.• ' ' Moto I • D1A.11.11111 2 . ttl 26 6 1.3 I,I2ENTEI:I . 0rt,.12,6; Cot .5 6 •• 4. , 201 ~12A .110128101, Nast 76 7 •• NEUKA.LUIA, Toothac Colda, !gnomon to4 ,' " Fact:- ache 26 g " HEADACHE, Sick Headache..... ... 0 •• DYSPEPSIA, 111111m/a Stomach 25 11 " SUPPRESSED, acanty and painful periods 55 2 •• LEUCURRIICRA, or Whites.... .... 26 II" 1.31.121.11 . , hoarse cough ze 14 '• SALT RHEUM, Erysipelas, Kans. Rows 25 15 •• RHEUMATISM, dl clicateatic sales 75 16 " PEVP.R. AND AGUE, Rhine and Fever 17 .• eti.Krt, int. rual or extern/ a.. ~ tielllALsl 1, sore, Inflamed el e IS '• CATARRH, sou . 0 chronic, Inlhe -20 •• W=Pi:4l./ 61.11112. spasmodic ° 11 •• ASTI& re Zr "' EAR DIE4SIMIC ° I49,II;;P:sei 11 . ;;;-: Di 16116. i , .... .... ... ....... L • tiEN.shil.r.iiriVi.../s•Vic, ...... weaknesa 2 " /JROPSI and &may Secretions • 26 " SEA 814;1416E5:5, sicknesa halo rfdingg... ........ • ..... '•••• •••• • `• EIDNE.Y 1/ISRASIL, (+mach .. 28 " NERVOUS DEBILITY, 1161151nal emisaloncluvoluistiery discharges V '• SORE MOUTH. or Canker.— .. •• URINARY INCONTINENCk. . re 21 •• PAINFUL PERIODS. even selib 22 '• 1311 8 iMINtiS at Clottego_of Lite.... CI Si EPILEPSY.Spasuss, St. Vitus' lhari- =MEIMMI Cases of Oh m morocco case and book com lete idO o • Caro of 201arge vials, to morocco and book 600 Case of 101arge able,case and b00k.,.... 500 Oast of 10 boxes (No. Ito IS) and book 3 01 B. L. FAIDISTOCK 41L, CO., Wood St., Wholesale Agents Pitairih. Fa. AIL TO Corner of Fourth and Market streets. For able by C. MlNElk=dmlthneld &Leech; Arn. 'LENIN kk St Market street, corner of the Montana Flttsbnreb, and J. J. EABT, No. 164 Federal streak Allegheny; kreCLAILAN McK ENN AN, corner of Diamond and Market street., l'lttaburgh. DELISTRICKLAIMPS .s OOUGH DALIiA.3I warranted to he the only pre- . aeration known to care • As ' pw, calls. g . Mt, I Chronla Coughs, ,0111,111 M- I N o . Don, Dronehltis and Croup. anlige. Pn lrls ' h t e r Vtag H" , rely • , ORE Ilejs‘anlitmt . o t Tht nig lons of the Throat and Lenge . /or talk lw Druggists everywhere. /f..I6ELLSkI2I V 1.1%. WIIOLVIALX MIMS STMCKLANws PILE DELI.. MDT bu CUItiLD thou sands of theworst cases of BLIND AND BL ILEUM) PLUM. It glees lannocllate relief, and effects a perm neat once. Try It directly. .1110 ..II Is warranted to cure. Wor sale by all Urniataa. T 6 1 ". • Plaints per bottle. U.L.. 11 - 011A11.11Akirsrt ITSPErSts.--- Dn. Striclasuirk romc% . mt ; fllr d r4 al ti: 4 AVt. 404 acids end oarataattre arcorta. tae Mond.. and trewsll4o %Catty or Indlgoaliolt, horvlon- • .„.„ Jew ct ti ot e Aprett %, ba, • sttorn pur.t.w.r and te; 04 •,144.,4,,, Is: ilAerrolWA pAtallartratlreAlt sri gift. eah tar, w,tea. *re =M foitrt WA*** 1 , 40 ii ry x l eArt SO,tI.4)..XVI,,a,SpIEStc?,YVP iv A ry Vryl. otr ...•ry "2.,ryrtt..11? ? Itrylgt (llofOr, 10(1.V..-6,-ncx.ftlMVCll.3.,irtitxilmtuntrryttl t er TIA.-Irerti .{ tryn lanlmbliy try Mo. Ary xrytklllc fr at " MAW. • t 1 6 4 - 4 , 7 0 , ,,,4 ~1,, ft:r„,,,,„, ~a vi3r,witvg6h. Wm . b.. -412( flt.r:th A. IcrWrgKrtStf dtt l ry Ift. t. 1-prr.vv; vool*VniVekt_Tmt,22,_7ttry, t gUeigNAiK':r fTi t I 4 1 -. ' ,l7,eri ~, 1„,, a, i w . - .... 4: „.i it. I:AiliffA T tA Voi*tkYtiiSN ---- a tivirthsLital, - Ivo,f.it , ltivp.r:L ..'rein INV& Vtg lri veWAMV4, 4o lV : w,ttarlS.ll sVaa INWalptnfAft sttt tu4 4.1MAAta„,, , ,, , .:,,,„ • , c eM.6II.PAMTr ''''tl'r!'L''' t WV .. ,: -11.5.‘‘ Zreriii'lly- 'M -t114"; r • try. aia. t o , , .hy , '. •1' ..0.., II , , , ~:`~..--
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