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T. P. HOUSTON.
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NIILSON P. SIDED nu 0.... xl•..a.r.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 91, 1866
MON lIIIFINILICAIV NOMINATIONS.
OR GOVERNOR:
MAJ. OEN. JOHN W. GEARY.
OP CUMBIELA-PD COUNTY
COPiGILEBB,
TWICIVIII'4IEI3OICD 01821110 T:
HON. J. R. MOORHEAD.
T'WHIITA , TIIMI, meTnicrr
HON. THOMAS WILLIAM
sasuria. B. OWLET, City.
=SHE OP COITUS:
JOBB G. BROWN, Hampton Tp
MEHL or OZIPILILNIS COURT:
ALEXANDER lIILANDISI, city.
11001I0T.II:
UMW* 193IIIFF.LY. CILY
IIZOISTZII:
JOSEPM H. OKAY, Plum Tp.
1 61160RiGE MAE:ELTON. City
,MILIICTOR 07 P 0011:
aollrl r, DRAVO, minim Tp.
A151313LT:
JOHN P. GLANS, City.
GEORGE Trizeos. rut FP.
GEORGE Y. aIcIICE, North Fayette Tp
SAMUEL CHADWICK, Collins Tp.
WILLIAM PETER. Coss Tp.
R. A. OOLTILLis, City.
IntANUFACTURM , S
Every intelligent man understan.
the Southern States possess vast if not
unmatched natural advantages for manu
facturing. In climate, water power and
water communications, coal, minerals, and
egrialltural productions, they are not only
not a whit behind the Northern ones, but
In important respects enjoy a superiority.
That these gifts of Nature have been rela
tively distu3etl is not due to constitutional
inferiority on the part of the Southern
public, but in the existence of slavery.
This institution operated injuriously on
tho whites as well as the blacks. Igno
ratio) comported with the condition in
which the blacks were held, knowledge
would have armed them with incalculable
force of resistance or assault against their
masters. Renee it was needful to employ
them in those under industries in which
brute powers, under a few directing minds,
were chiefly requisite. Certain vices were
consequently developed and fostered
among them. They became impmvident.
Why should they make provisions that
could not. Inure to their own Leath? They
were dishonest. Robbed of everything,
why should they Ise regardful of property
rights in others? The light of intellect
denied them, their souls sat in darkness.
In physics it is fonnd that action and re-
action are equal. The analogy holds ev
erywhere. Hence, the vices, inwrnnght
upon the blacks, produced corresponding
vices In the whites. They became proud,
impenons, slothful, prodigal, revengeful.
Labor has become in their minds the badge
of servitude. They_dispise it—nor is this
the worst. Not having practiced any
orablo industries, they not only find it hard
to begin, but will succeed indifferently
• when they do start. Qualities and apti
42ndes are self-perpetuating. They descend,
in the general, from parent to child. This
•-•ie illustrated strikingly in the fabrication
of delicate gauzes in India. The manipu
lation is so One that only 'gerierations:of
'WO fit a person for the emplqyment.
What neither the mother nor daughter suc
ceeds in doing, the grand-daughter accent_
plishes with ease. In northern society
this principle gets little chance for cievel
opmextt. It exists none the less. In the
Southern States it has received frightful
opportunities. Herein rests the philosophy
of the opinion, often expressed, :nit im
perfectly undeistood, that the blacks, un
der the Impulse of Liberty, are likely to
beat the Southern whites in the race of
competition and improvement. The
blacks have had their industry trained, in
'some sort, through successive generations,
while their white neighbors have had their
Indolence and contempt of labor educated
for generations.
The abrogation of slavery has removed
the barriers against the successful introduc
tion of diversified manufactures into the
South. This is evidenced, not. only by.
abstract reasoning, but by the altered tone
of the Southern people on tills subject_
The demand Is almost universal for the
setting up of
.factiries, especially those de-
signed to supply the, coarser and commoner
articles of consumption. With the new
nice opened up, Southern people feel not
only their present inferiority these mat
ters. but that long habit of sloth has ren
dered them less expert than the Northern
people. Of course, manufactures, in great
variety, will not spring up throughout the
South, like Jeri - x.ll'e vine,in a night,. The
Southern people have the peculiarities of
ono system of labor to unlesin, and the
Peculiarities of another system to take on.
A double process of this magnitude requires
time; but it will be accomplished.
Besides, Northern capital and skill will
contribute greatly to this and. Just now,
It must be confessed, there is a hitch.
Many Northern men who have gone South
are repelled. Thousands have returned
home in disgust; and thousands more will
follow. But this discrepancy is tempo
rary. The waves of a great storm do not
sink to repose in an himr. Indeed, they
roll with Increased power and height after
the winchi have ceased coursing and retired
to their chambers. But the waves will
lower their crests, and a deep calm settle
down over the land, and peace will brood
all gently, as a hen gathers her chickens
under her wings.
The South has been almost unanimously
for Free Trade. It is destined not to be so.
Louisiana - sugar men are not to be the only
cocoaraters from that section with Penn
sylvania iron men on the floor of Congress.
A demand, singularly en:caimans, for the
protection of labor, will soon come up from
the South. Identity of domestic inslitn
lions will surely beget identity of interests
:an d purposes. The North is not to do the
manufacturing for the nation in the new
extt which begins to dawn.
Gme. Susumu" states explicitly that all
the speeches dollidrod at the New Orleans
meeting, except tbat'of Dr. Deem, "Were
clutracter* by mOdeintlon." The men
=Fhomado these speCeheii, if they fared bet
ter-than the Doctor, did-ni4 owe their im
munity to tlieli,ioderatictrx;_nor to the for.
Wartime offDte ,, Prkiittlntle Mob, but to
'their daZilbiiigt.ikatoinkthetands of the
.estressituE"." - lii.Wanot:ea much the manner
, irldah-TiniAiiii#4g3: Were mid, as the
fact Mai Odd at alt that enregrd
the chiiilid*A` l 9liy..Pol!cy."
, Lace been used •as
rhe hums:fere was plumed
before the - and if the
orators bad igooten'
eafteat mak, tha. initc4e4risvio . nid . have
, tient Fraroftd =
• -
y~';r
.1 ISt' NDA NT HARVEST*
It thus: be confessed the last spring was
lashes
not propitious. The weather was cold and,..afyWu !Laugh! vegetation backward . Even grass, through bloc h ero n+llo lw
lasttrek scar
wide district:, refused to grow Seldom
have stronger reasons existed for anticipat —ln Indianai.o'i, the vv ,, lneu , ‘et a.- street
lug small crops. Croakers and speculator,. "'avengers.
and not a few who neither joined in dolor- of l iesi LcuJ, .la, ides
011 bewailmeut of impending smrtity of that Sunday shaving IS .1 Lici
was Je~uyeJ
food for men and beasts. Though there 'Y
'll
was bread enough and to spare, pries s went
The soiicetion this dlici tax lola
up, ender the re that the surplus been suspended in Texiii , until January
of the old crop would not eke out the deficit next.
of the new one. As the season advanced, I —Six of the :New York dailies support
President. Ther e are seventeen pub_
betterweather came on. At length July
poured floods of revivifying Lent over the
la C. Van Dyke formerly 1.". S.
tardy rind • reluctant earth. The change —James
Attorney - for Eastern Pennsylvania died
was complete. Ilay turned out a full aver- / last Saturday.
age in quantity, and the quality was never —A boat race is to Willi: off at - Bridge
surpassed. Standing with an experienced I port, et., in which the contestante-will be
agriculturist on the porch of his dwelling, blindfolded.
—Samuel Gos 4 died at Montpelier ,Ver
mont,
overlooking meadows, fragrant with odors
on the 191 . 1, aged ninety
from.the tedded grass, he remarked, "I dis- I.lbeen from his youth a prin t er.
He
trusted Providence last spring, and had
men
and women
. n
the
greater reason to repine than ever before, woo d s p ennsylvanin :f t l a n nan v e I pm.,
yet there is no failure, and I shall never I No such thing. Such folks live in the
cities.
doubt again."
So, all the prophecies of f allure in th
cereals are proven utterly false. Wheal,
oats, and corn are remarkably fine. Indeed,
they were never better, if as good. The
two former crops, of course, are already se
cured, and the latter is so far advanced that
no apprehensions need be entertained !m
-imosa of the coldness of the current month.
Nor is this all. Tobacco is fully up to
the average both in respect to quantity and
quality. Cotton is more likely to exceed
three millions of bales than to fell below.
The political condition of several of the
European nations, during the summer, has
been such as considerably to lessen pro
duction. Indeed, precautionary military
arrangements in a number of nations not
actually involved In hostilities, made it ne
oes_sary to abstract a large amount of work
ing force front the soil as well as from
other departtrients of industry. Hence, it
is reasonable to expect a foreign demand
for much, if nut all, the agricultural pro
ductions we may have to spare.
In this connection it is. pertinent to re
mark that the United States is now about
th , ., most difficult country in the world in
which to get up a famine, or eveu such a
deficiency of provisions as shall create ac
tual stringency. The length and breadth
of the country are so enormous, the diver.
sities of soil and climate so great, and the
diffusion of population so general, that fail-
urea in crops must necessarily be local, and,
therefore, productive of only partial and
restricted consequences. Every year, as
the waves of population sweep over and
occupy uaw districts, the danger of short
supplies diminish
BLASPHEMY
In thi:Tull report of the speech of AN
DREW JOLINSON, at the Continental Hotel,
in Philadelphia, (an abstract of which see
gave by telegraph) we find the following
passage, which no one who has any rever
ence for that Being whose name may not be
lightly uttered, can read without a shudder.
It is a comparatively light thing that this
demagogue and ruffian should villify his
fellow men; but when be undertakes to
drag the Almighty down to a level with
such men as himself, It ie about time be
himself was dragged down. lie got the
miserable conceit with which he closes the
passage from a vile bacchanalian song. It
is not original.
I am told, on this occasion, that there is
an association here to-night who have come
forward ender the appellation of their own
profession for the purpose of manifesting
their regard. / want you to understand
that I do not feel indifferent to a thing of
that kind, for in this Government of ours
"it is worth that makes the man, and the
want of it the fellow," and If there is an
association here to-night, as I have been in
formed there is, tiuitcalls itself the Tailors'
Protective Association,. then to them I re
turn my sincere thanks, with no feeble as
SIIKAIICB of my regard for their profession.
(Three cheers for Andrew Johnson, inter
. ingled with groans,) There is no posi
tion is life to which I could be placed that
would lead me to forgot my early history
and my early profession; there is none that
could make me forget the past as far as the
profession is concerned. We should re
member, when we refer to the mechanical
interests of this country in connection with
the agricultural, that they constitute the
basis on which this Government rests; and
when we refer to the profession that you
represent here to-night, in common with
your fellow-citizens, let me say that our
great Father in Heaven, the Lord of the_
world, was a tailor by trade. (Laughter
and applause.) And when you refer to a
historical account of this thing, you find
that my remarks are literally true.
Wurmit Andrew Johnson is decapitating
every office-holder who will not betray his
principles, his Southern organs arc inciting
rebel mobs to hang Union loon. The
Memphis zioatandie, not satisfied with the
brutal massacre of the freedmen it provok
ed last spring, advises that radicals should
be thoi victims of the next uprising. It
says:
"If again we are called upon to defend
ourselves and our rights from such inva
sion as the Radicals aro striving to bring
upon us through the social and political
equality of the negro, let us not forget, in
the moment of our passion, that the negro
is not the chief worker in this scheme of
villainy. lie is but the tool, Ike dupe, the
catspaw to the wily, vicious, cunning mon—
key. Next time let us catch the mohkey,
and when caught lot us read him a lesson
of "personal- liberty," such as he little
dreams of when selling his books and pic
tures to the deluded negro, and teaching
him the road to "equality." We repeat it
—John Brown's are among us still. They
are teaching the negroes the hate which
animates the deviL If they should suc
ceed in inciting another riot between the
whites and blacks of the South, it will be
a sacred duty wo owe to humanity to let
the negroes pass unhurt, but hang their
radical, fanatical leaders as high as Haman
teas hung before the Jeteielt king's gale.
That is our retribution. Spare the poor
ileum, hut dedicate to an infamy of immor
tality the damnable scruff which moves in
our midst but to perpetuate discord, hate,
bloodshed and death."
—By the latest census, the population of
Prussia numbered 19,394,80.3 persons, hut
in consequence of the annexation of terri
tory which will result from her success in
the war, Prussia will have liqr boundaries
considerably extended. Thus Schleswig-
Holstein is added, with a population of
960,990; Hanover, with 1,923,499 • Nassau,
with 468,311; Electoral Hesse, wit h 745,063;
Prnak f°rt' with 94,180 ; Hesse-Homburg,
with 96,817 ; and part of Bavaria, with
30,000. These annexations add to Prussia
overpeople, and swell her popu
louo 4,ntr
at least
lesEt
20,000,000.
—lt is announced from London, that-in
order to adapt the Atlantic Cable more to
the wants of the public, it is proposed to
divide the messages into three classes, tho
first to have the precedence of others and
to be charged the highest, and thornessages
of the other classes to have delivery guar
anteed to them within a certain time.
There is very little probability, however,
of any rate of charge less than five dollars
in gold per word being established.
—ln St Louis, Missouri, last week, a
boy named George Kingsland, about twelve
years of age, was_ bathing and playing
alone in a room •in his father's house,
and in some way a long towel, suspended
from a roller, on which Ito was swinging
himself, became twisted about his neck,
and he hung strangling until some one en
-toted the room and released lum. When
taken down he was insensible, and soon
titter be died.
The loterita Refortue - Commission, in
reply to inquiries whether there. Is any in-
Mrnal duty on the products of sorghum, re
plies that molasses -Wallow 'made' from
sorghum or are, ,and barn beat
since the passage of thti ect ol'iiiirdS 1 7 d,-
180, 'exempt from duty.---
• _
E=!
—Am old man named Gabriel Haub, aged
sixty, and a maiden only twelve years old,
named Mande Moon, wan united in mar
riage in Louisville, Kentucky, last Satur
day night.
--Cornelius \Vermeil, the newly appoint
ed Public Printer, on opening his commis
sion discovered that through a clerical error
he had been appointed Commissioner of
Public Buildings.
The Canadians seem to have recovered
from their latest Fenian score; their volun
teers are returning -home and their newspa
pers have ceased the call to arms. They
are one of the most easily frightened peo
ple in the world_
—Eyelets that cost but eighteen cents a
thousand to manufacture, are consumed to
an enormous extent in this country, it 'w
ing estimated that Over $11,000,000 worth,
or at least two hundred millions of them,
aro annually used fur skirls, shoes, cot-.
sets, Sa
—An English lord, wishing to do a little
more than any of his brother associates had
done ',afore him, went to a telegraph Aire
in London, and had his cigar lighted by
nn electric spark front Heart's Content, sent
through the Atlantic cable. This light cost
hint '2OO guineas, or 4-1050 hi gold.
a—lt is announced that the wonderful
medical operation of the transfusion of
blood front the lady of a healthy person to
that of a sickly one has just been performed
at Vienna.. This method of transfusion is
but rarely resorted to, and only in cases of
escessive debility, when all other remedies
fail.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.—The at
Lc••a rratored W. Lca lb Ins a
wetks, by a trry Dimple remr , ll, after baring
fervd )ears ~iW a revere lang ate<
and that dread disease, Consumption, Is anxious to
Is ake known to his re low-sufferers the tot sus of
core. o all sho deal,. It, he will send a ropy of
Int prescription used ilree of charge.? with the di
n:a:nom for preparing and using the same, which
they wilt nod • lung entig. Eon Consaitiri
A ft . rllls t, lIUU nCllltl fl, to The only object ..f the
ttilt eritser In sending the pre criptlon Is 1,0 Itetortli
he alnleted, mut spread Information which he eon
srlves to he love...able:wad ite hopes ever, sufferer
111 try his remedy, as It mitt cost them oothing.
and may prove • blessing. Parties wishing tire
PreSerlption please-address
nev. EDW A ttll .
or
Williamsburg, halms Count A ', W he I w LSO ort.
I'. S.—The abort.name prascrlption. properly
romp...aided and prepared ready fur unr, may be
obtained of VI-AMINO. Druggist., No. .4
Market Ottret. sole agent for the city of 1.1./1,0 I et
and Wenteru reun•yit awls. atISOCrIs
A Beautiful Head of Hair!
..Loiadtm • • Tin. great ••II al r Color Itesto
• •Londo• •' ••llair Color 11,sto
Lilsory or l•Hair Color lisstri
“Ltill.lo4l • ' °fiats (Nolo, nests ,
• lan ndon " Dressing • • flat r Ncslo
• `London " • Hair r'oitsr Kesto
• • Londott• • It- • • •11 air Color flask.
i. It will restore Kr 27 hair to It. °riff IWO 4,110
It will make Ilia hair grow/ on bald brads
1. It will I..store lbi natural accretion*.
S. It will remora all dandruff and Itenings.
b. It mane She nal, Gott. glossy and Set IL.
0. It ...II pr xerVa lilt original col I' to •.3., an
7. It w.II prevent lb. hair from Tailing 00.
It will tare all diseases of Iris seals.
Only 7, e•-nls bottle; nix bottles. SC do at
SINAI - NE'', 330 North Matti street, &Lose V
and nil leading druggists and dealer. In toilet
hicel.A. ILEA d McKEENAN. kAr
km etre. t. •u.. 1 Li EU. A. hELLY, 37 W.m4 eLL,rI
I ILLAILLILgo. ALC.l7:l2o:ame,
NEW ADVERTISEMENT&
Wit. BINGHAM; Jr., Adams Express Oftlee,
54 Fifth Street, G an authorised Agent to ranee
ddserttmnrnts for the CL4ZETTE, and all vines
papers throughout the United States and the
hOTEL FURNITURE AT A UC
Bar Flattlret AlAli Vomitory of th
PUILAVELI•ILA uou4E. ¢ FEDEILAL 57
Neu the /fridge,n/II be sold SATO/IDA Sep
tember lat, at 9 o'clock.
mal A. LEG/GATE, Atte/loom,.
NOTICE
r17,1,C1t011, A uguit'33l.li,
'PRANK. VAN GOVIDEII. hating
1161 d t •zr. h. ',.. 1 111rA11 tl,Tbg Ytt
elm will tre carried on by tba remaining partner,
beretomre.
A5t31:175 ISACIMM, a LXIII3 & CU.
A DMINISTRAITOWS
Tito ander.lgorti having Mienout Letters of
Administration on the estate of 40BEItt J
TER, deommed, late of Allegheny, and Captain of
steamer t . Cohntd" all persons indebted to and
haring claims against said estate will present them
without delay.
JAB. POIETEE,
ltorough of Sewickley.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.—
Whereas Letters of Admlnixtratlin on the es
tate of JOHN ATKINSON, deceased, haTe been
granted to the undersined, all persons haring
slab...gala. the estat e of the said decedent are
lequested So stake the same known, and ail pereino
ndebted to said rotate are react:stet' to make pay
me t.O. )11.8.CER, Adurr.
ettCiti- Motor's Other, Pittsburgh, Pa.
THE COMMITTEE OF CONFER
ENCE AND INSPECTION —lit meet en SAT
UIWAY. &V....her Ist, 0510 o'clock A. ht.. at the
Deof Penn and Hay streets, to Inspect the Fire
Depastmr at.
Bceretarle• of Companies will Enrol he Con,
mince with a written report of the and con
dition or Weir company, apparatus and number of
members. By order J. H. II ANN.
a 53. 1,1 Chief Engineer.
11211131
Oleic/ Or CONTUOLLEIt OF .0 LLE.OllefUr Cn. , /
PerVoletteitt. August loth. MAL
SEALED PROPOSAI .9 will be re
celvett at this office until SEPTICSIIIEII lOth
too/as/re, for Transcribing nod Copy l eg from th •
riginal Aeeesament., SEVESITY•YOWt AMES
SCRS DUPLICATES; the nornrk to ho dono 1.•
Use Wilco of the County . Commissioner,
Olds to be made at so much the tanning title com
plete, and to ineitok Ow comparing of VICil and all
the Iroaks with the originals.
Samples can ire seen On appllealloit.
Ity direction of the County C 01231711.
alai:l73:oTP HENRY LAMIIEOT, Controlle,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOIIs.
(JUKE OP CONffitobbatt OP 111.t.z0 tux v co.,
Pirrestuutill, August :10th, tem
sEALP.D PROPOSALS will be revered at tli
office until SEPTEMItteIt lOtis, Inclusive, r
building a new WOODEN STEUCTU/LE et (I
Bridge over Deer Creek, on the road leading fro ,
the Freeport road to Ilakeratown, Dear Frazier
Mill, to 11.1.1 1 / 1 11i township.
Plan, nail specifications can be seen on appll
Don.
By direction or County Commissioners.
sul3d7r..d&wlrHENßY' LAMBERT, Copts°iler
INCREASED PENSION
Two Dollars per Month
FOE SOLDIERS' WIDOWS,
Coo uow to obtalood Oy•pplylng to
ARTHITRS & RIDDELL,
U. s. claim Agents)
135 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ral:1611
- - - - --
ROSE 10.41 LE STOVE mronKs.
L. PETERSON, Jr., & CO.,
Manulacturrrs and Dealers In all kinds or
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
HOLLOW WAG E,
Of the eery LATEST PATTSENS and lITIL LES,
Warehouse, 197 Liberty Street,
Prinsnenututt, PA.
WORKS, MANCHESTER. analress
MASSMEETING.
A Mats Mettiog I.3l.lsciss, wtthout dittluellou
fpasty. will lit held aL
nereusicomalco
AT 7V O'CLOCK P. M.,
pninar, dIUGUST 31st, 1866,
. Joy the purpose of.a.nendlogg an Invitation to
YUXBILVENT JOHNSON,
GENERAL GRANT.,
. • - . ' • 'GENERAL /*mina,
• A.DII.ILRA.L.TAIMI.OUT,
, ......
And; win to vlsn, MI city on flair tetinkiliont
OlikAgO. sad to inntantranseinento Or inch-linne 11111)16R-4, 0 bbl/..-two years old
llTlntOntloo. ~ „, ...- , - ‘ , .. , pinnttlitsr Inakd Pr ftr In store and tor]
• & ,, aat e, 44 " 14114 4 4 , 11 .dd• , . a gl.Vii4 .: Pa Or: •. i cier% . Isa lawcar a cu;
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ADVERTISEMENTS
J.tMES T. BRADY & CO.,
(titzcoo.or. to Q. Jorn,
Corner Fourth and Wood Sta.,
BANKERS & BROKERS,
DIALCIIS IN ALL RINDS 0.,
Government Securities,
Foreign Exchange,
Gold, Silver and Coupons.
coLL.Lcriu.s, made on MI ne,esenble point.. In
the 111. lied Stat.. uni Canada..
Interest allowed on Time Deposits.
NOTICE TO FIRE DEPARTMENT.
THE MEMBERS OF THE
DIF
PBItENT FIRE COMPANIES Are requested Is
meet at their respective Engine Rouses, on SAT
URDAY, September Ist, at 9 o'clock A.C., to at
tePnd the Annual Parade and Inspection.
rompt attendant... is Mkt red. as the onpan le
must on the groeud and ready to two.' at DI
o'clock precisely.
1101:1E t, l'
PI - vet:sell:is will form on Peon street, with right
reeling on Maritry; thenceto march slung
Marbury is Llhert), down Liberty to Water, op
Water to Blarket, along Market to Fifth, op Fifth
to Smithfield, down Smithfield to Third, up Third
to tins, along Ross to Peones - 1e ants avenue, out
the avenue to Gist, along filet to Forbes, along
Forbes to Witt:therm r, n p Miltenbergt r to the se
en... do.vll the avenue to Pride. up Pride to Fel
ton, along Fulton to Wylie, 4town Wylie to vino,
do. a Fif th to lirant, don n Orant to Seventh, *nil
Lure to reel one hour fur dinner, with right on
Smithfiel, throve along Smithfield to liberty, up
I..hyrty to Wayne. along Wayne to Penn, net Penn
to St. k lair, and over Suspension Bridge, up Peder•
al to i..let•rt. along I.acm•k to l'hestout. up Chest
out to CM, along Ohio to Federal. down tederal
to bridge, Lod over to puce,. blurting. By ardor
J. 131eltr,
0041,70 Cl.lef Eng ineer
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS!
AM EETI N G OF THE EIONORA
MA. DibeLIAILU F.
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
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On Friday Evening, Aug. 31st,
Faol thy forlit it,: sit Itrgtmliation • f 1 tr
"BOYS IN BLUF.."
A OF.NRILII. AVI KNI , A NIA, I. 1:f •1 • 1,1
al.“,
1866. FALL TB DE. 1866.
HATS, CAPS AND FURS
Wholenale and Retail.
M'CORD & CO.,
131 WOOD STREET,
Invite aiwlrtal a tte.tltlwt t thrtr lark stock of
Hats, &c., &c., for Tall Sales
lawsull end roolt ,, te—rrery :Moly to stilt al
Al.. It', evrry cia..rrlptiots to soil tb
•o.
N. I III.INI'ERI SALE Or
VALUABLE IRON P.IOPERTY,
At Clarksville, Tennessee
!PIM) Aa a Co.. v.. ACKnON. Mehl ILIVV:.
tO. In puesuaisee of ao order made at Aprii
Vero, tin, or the Chaiteer, Court, at Clark...tile,
Teen., I will sell at mobile Anetton, TUFSDAY.
rientersitier 4111. HG. on the preniJses. OtlinA
and Mtn: r Ett M r
In, A ( . 111, two e L xcellent
Iron Menaces. situate.) near the Cumberland Myer
alott the ate twobl., tint Lavine and Louisville !Lati
na:id. There are apout 13.000 act es of land 1.-
lonatos to the two Poetise.... of which rosette. de
sir[ng to engage to the I ro• tiusinesa can purchase
as much a. they ciente,
Timber it abundant for all purpo.ea, and the ore
or the brat •inality.
Tali.. tit , r.ata—Ten net rent. rasp, and the
once on Isl
a ere-till of one. two and three rear]]. Notes
wI lA good recortly, to bear Interest from date.
mu= 17 W. T. nil Al's K 1.110.1,, .A U.
- •
Fon MALE,
Lois on Pennsilvania Avenue.
Lots on Soho Street,
Lots on Gazzam Street,
MA Acres in Reserve Township,
13 Lots on Monongahela River,
near Lock No. t.
M'MASTER, OLIZADI & BUTTERFIELD,
WY GILA PIT MTH LET.
, 0( )0 TO $lO,OOO WANTED
IZZI
Strictly First-Olasallortgage,
ON CITY PROPERTY.
Apply to A. H. lIRVAN.
litok,er In eta-a 4 sod Real K.tate,
a 0.7.4 ST Fonrll. Nt., , Itori,• 1 , u , 1d!0g.1
I.IOLLOW GROUND RAZOIDI
...Meet arc none ong.relur. Too ducat ~ n ote
mad,
PEN AND - POCKET CUTLERY,
Every style and flelsh
Table knives, ivory and Horn Carveis
In endless •arlety, for sale by
VICrAI. W. CIPC4I33EIAT,
Agent An the Clusborsb Cialer7 COMPOOY.
.ros. 67 and G 9 Aired,
surm IMOVATC/1 BUILDINLI.)
PHOENIX 6TFAMEHEWEIi
208. griPICZa. ..... - ........ ••-.. 15
1•. M't&T
brEi l li & ........
ELSTERS BD BREWERS
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
PITTSBURGH, Ph.
11.00ERT WATSON, Xlazzairopr. lellallo
orricx or THI AtAILOIIIST VALLIT It. It. Co.,
PITTSBURGH, August, ?SU, JiM.
TO CONTRACTOUS.-11AILIMAI1
I.ETTING.--The Allegheny Valley Railroad
Company wilt receive Brownels at their Whets, on
PH", ytrt et, to the City of Pltratmegh, up to U
Cluck, r. W., of TUESDAY, kleptenthor 201 k, for
the termination. ,Alaitoney. Ballasting and Ties re
quired on about fort)'-live tulle sections of rolui an
tendit g northward Irma tirade •e, Rend.
Maps, proalee, plans and sm rill, allot. of the
work will be ready for exhibition by the loth of
Scotember
Tau line is marked on the ground i talleir lit fur ex
amination ny contractors, though not yet 4 01110. Le
ly run In.
Ally further information In regard to the work,
eau be bad on a rplkatioti. in person or by biter, to
the subscriber. k . w llltillT,
att.o • 1,0 Chief Enelorer.
OTtl! LOTS!!
.1
Do you wish tosecure a Dull,llng Lot, pleasantly
situated at the fork• of the road In the Borough of
Lawrenceville, and the most deslreable Lots now In
the Marcel? They front on the Pike and on Liberty
streets, and lulu the property of Thomas Howard
Esq., and will be disposed of on liberal Loans
Title perfect.
•pply at the fed l Engle and Inniranee Vince of
O. S. BATES,
nun Butler street, Lawrenceville.
A CHANCE TO MARE MONET ON
MALL CA, ITAL.— will sell my
Morse Power May Press,
Al lemon Cost et hay, 1000 sr ton /'oat
or baling $l.OO par ton. breight, CO per ton.
&glint prier, aro,ooper ton. Profit, .Co Per too. Con Into Or to eight Loos per day. ICauptire of
UKNIIY ILEA. au.,
2.31:181 205 Liberty street, Vlttaborgb.
(Writ% Primr.irg U 2 COUPAIrr,
rIin.ADAt.rUIA, Aug. AM, INXI.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the
tnockbolderaor Ito rii u,LIPs OIL ettaPANT
oil be held at their Greco, No. 303 Itysi.ut
Philadelphia, on TUEZDAY, hopteniber 4th, 1800,
at 13 o'clock, X.. for the,porpoae-of electing
Ilotwd of Directors to scree for We ensollag year,
and for such other business us may be oecrasary.
.. , 9.124 WM. J. MALVOLM, tlecratily.
Orrom OP CorrooLt.ra Or ALLratiror Co, I
PiTroDurum, August Toth, UM
SLY
PER CENT.
VOLUNTEER BOUNTY BONDS
uv •LLIEGUINY COUNTY, 'ranted at hlghost
mmarkat nu et.
_lytT7:l.23ther HENRY' LAM DEBT, °Oath:lncr.
..urair ALLEtiILEN.Yfir...,
SEALED PL IOMA L L A MIIPti 4 e
re
tnilYA"okhA°Vukiroininendsw.l2:2;
9 HI la 4y, oto f tho.t looturtog 1070, URI, lola nod 1871.
ht , Loorogrodo_ ! . ..Proposals (Or hicallclpal
too
e tni t tirTifla nce.
City Troronror.
R'=l
RESU PINE APPLES-6 bbls.
fremb Hum-Loaf ~
mire oppi,xB,
, she . ntr!rwicar, lust red lied and for az 07 .
ll&Ylltrat & l me
Igo& ne and czt woad 8"
NEW ADVERTISEMEI, TS
To THE
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
ALLEGIIEM COUNTI!
I ur..uunt lo rail of the SOLDINAt:i AND SAII.
NATI , OS Al. .1 .‘11,11,( 20t11
10011. IlArgullon , of our ..“.• rad,. In anti
from all II". Mate, thu! , u oi, 1u 1 n-.4.0d01e
MASS CONVENTION,
CITV OF PITTSIRtimu,
Tuesday, the 25th day of September,
To t 310. r. smeh art lon ...hall rondos., 10 t promo
tio. of the befit In tervnt• nl the Ifeptiolle.
With a slew . arlertlng delegate. 41 represent
Allegheny County In ball Cells entlon, and making
prelhulnary arrangements fur the rearptl,n or tl
who will visit our e.ty that 0CC.10,1. the aeldlerN
ano tailors thereof are I relied to astern... In
CITY HALL. PITTSBURGH,
0,1 Frida y , the ;1h da) Sql, at 11/o'clock A,
JAMES n. NEULEY. late alai. (kn. U. S. V.
A. L. PEARSON, late Bet. Msl. Uen. U. V
CHARLEY , BARNES, Ica Ilet. Mal lien. U. N. V
J. B. COPELAND, late Lieut. Col. 6th 11. 1•a
Artillery.
tl All L. KILIJORE. ItVI . !lay, P.Stik P. V.
T. M. RA YNR, late Col. IMth I•. V. u. 1,157
MERCY HOSPITAL,
In Charge of the Sisters of Alen
14'011 TIIE TREATMENT 01' ALL
rrqulrin,r ose•Alcal or .orwl , al
All clamben or patio... A.lallttml. Irreslo-ctl<^ of
creed or cu,or. Cler.O.ro of .11 .I. , llonain.tlooss
ortollio.l to visit path ri La of tlo.ll ton rrebl. 1 . 0-
tricots too poor to pa, are adoiltltsl frre orroargr,
oo Application to any or 11.4...5t100d1n p1z)..16.1126 ur
llAurgLons. All reotlar ph, .1,1.0. par ".
Licht.. to prll at.. rooms In, ba,r u tli cliarKe or the
sotue.
I ontpetentcombined with rho personal
attentlott ol the slaters, niaLea 1011 Institution su
perior to aoy In the State far Mose Mak- ed n lilt
olaease. Our putt Adrian and astrgrou in dolly at
tendance.
Aledirml alma mod inunt Ili of d.lly nttenststne,
I). JR.. M. 11.. irm
and I.l•enzolmrr.
.
J. li.111.1.A111.:R. AI.
,
4 7 . .1[VV. Ii i:N!:11 a A n St .1 1:1. " 1,.. 16'4 Thi
Jul), Aug...laud Idewi..r.
11. J. 1 J1,111 . 111f.1.1.. N. IL. 107
rebrlnAry and Mart-11.
1)... K. 1,0!.. , torn,
strvela. ,0rig.....n.1.1.1a11y
GREAT lIVENTERN
PLANING MILL,
Cum d lartary Strut and Daqtant , ilny,
PITTS111:114, 111. PA.
Sash Doors, Blinds and Mouldings
MAIM TO ORDER. Unani•hed work Is pat in a
dry armee and finised +when n out. Palmas,
Iloorlng Weather h Hoarding. Lathe and nhlngle.
ronstant; d y on hand. Saarlng. le.-al...tug and bend'
baNlng one olth dlapateb. Loxes or all kinds
wade to ofeler. au= JOHN HEATH.
SUPERIOR OAK TANNED,
ILN'T STILVTCHILI) AND 121VICTKU
LEATBEII BELTING AND BOSE,
klanor.tereo a No. No fiNITUNIILD ~ T ., by
HARTLEY. PHELPS & CO.
Also, Arent* lor New York Nobber
Glum Belting.
Alway. on hl.ll
. 4, a nor of
I..EATII all and %int empe fILIANT
ILI TZTIi aa./ ctn. f Woe..
A ivEsix AND BALE STABLES.
MORELIND & MITCHELL,
Nos. /25 & 127 Liberty Street.
rho very belt 110111111. ['ARM All Kt; and Ittlt:-
INS kept for hire at nit tlnuca. The nueut
ltrogltSlga lu th e atty. goner...ls. Ay.. atton.led
to on abort notice in tlue best m•nner.
Peguons to engage anything In our line
ran rely noun Wag turned out to the beat utylr.
the propriatnrs give th eir personal Allen LOU iv I Ile
bustneas.
.1,7:eg0
I=
"A""'".."'•
lk/• /taTit ....W. T. 0.11111 H• Ito,
1)01INT MALT lIOUSES.
W. H. GARBAED & CO.,
Halsiers, Grain & Hop Dealers,
No- 17 Witter Street; and
Nem. tk and 7 P.AIIII Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
O air The bigheet market price Da fur Wlt T
RYE, CORN aad (Petal. irm - aw
BANE EXCHANGE
RESTA:URA.NT,
U. SCHILD, IPropnotor
.r°. 90 Third St., Pittsburgh.
14 6STIAII YUEN 'S DI N INCI ROOMS.
All the Ittxurtefi or the warms. Choke Liquor/.
re, is. Private Dining roams op stale.
I/IMAX
IN TOE 'MATTER OF THE
CHANGE Off (MADE OF Milli !MULLET.
the City of Plltiburgh.
Al, peraoas Interested are hereby eollbed thbl the
towesseneete for payment of detentes caused by the
change of gywde 011111 Is street. In the City of Vltter
berth, here beet placed In nay heads for collo. lion,
and sinless the same shall have been paid en or be
fore the 'Oyu DAY Of ISECTEMBEIt, IBM, It will
be Mr duty to Ole the came no Ilene against the
property asseocd, sod proceed to collect them le
et . ..dance with law.
J. F. SIMILE, city SoHello',
au:114:1143 No. looeirthst.. l'ltuboroh. Pa.
ALLEGHENY CITY FLOUR AND
W.3933X) EiTC,l=l.lll,
B. C. NoMAISTER & CO
No. Ma Ohio 81...Allegbeziy.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Floor. Food cito Chrea.l.l2.
I 'tun paid for Wheat one Rye. )47:11,4
JARED R. BRUSH,
0?
gleam Boilers, 011 Stills, Tanks, Shee
Iron Works, &c.
No. el I'ENN STUKKT, I'ITTSBUILI.7II,
leza.,lta•ww.
( 4.00 D NEWS FOR TILE
PLIOTED.
AF
PATBNTtINIACINNY& DROOP, at low priers.
1111biliaTrilt urrr KIES, Si per bottle.
DliAlik.'S PLANTA:Mir. /LITMUS, do.
11UOYLAti Wel BiTTZICS, Si per bullet.
60 lbs. Pt/OPD IWO/JAMS, pure, SI per lb.
And everything elm to proportion, at
BUOW.IO , II6HLW Dlt.UO uTORE,
NWT . . No. NMU Moir Street.
RIGHT, SECOND-HAND PIANOS.
round earners, ••linabe A (:o••.•
make, Plano, very little lifted, new. Prim , 5 61 '.
160 D. One 7ootave Viably carved Plano Porte, over.
atrang bassi lour round corner. 11:66. One 6 !Ix
oetsme rosewood, Y. Blume" make Plano, with
Pollan attachment and Iron triune, $l6O. line a oe
lave rosewood Iron frame Plano, W.M6 (Moro,
SIM 100 .04 000. They areal' In gooli onler.
im2.6 atm/lA/Trig ULU sk.., Cl Nitta street.
$50,000 TO LOAN
BOND AND MORTGAGE.
Apply to THOMAS IrrERL.
Broker mid neat Di a m ondt,
No. CO Smithfield, bet. 410 and Me.
VAST STEEL, all sizes. in pieces
to salt purchasers,
Large Berea Grindstones.
JOSEPH WOODWELL & CO.,
Corner Wood and Second ste..tlitriburen,
AOICNTLI rOlt PAIBLIAILKS' WALE&
sun•drierT
ROOnSG MATERIALS.
igesiscist, Pitch, PM, Paraffin.
Tarnish and Black Paint,
Maantactured and mold as cheap as any other hoe.
la the country, by PAGIC BRAM. &
Jyldraen 111 Smith Wharf, Baltimore,.
JAMESBL BALM,
.A...1F/.O.I3WrEICW.
Prepare. RRPLIOIT DRAWINGS N e t i. uncel.,
uAT al /UNISfor kinds of llaildlown. ginner n.
lends that errOthpon r3ouonable -
ORD.! on ANDERSON STIIIIRT, jpetweea scoot
and llobinonn stnaela. ALLS UIINNy r20:473
kEO. W. PETTY,
RE4L ESIWITE d6FE.I T,
N 3. 1301%4:Z42 STBEICT.
. Bond/ mad Yortgazei bogibt and gold. Collor,
Lou. Dgoluptlymodi onleavoiliggdi genus. gag
900 b 64: biest.qiiallity
• ILSNST Et• txdolaXe:
WM
- ,
ECM
=I
OF
BLANKETS,'
BALMORAL SKIM',
!tas .1
A Largo Stock at
BATES & BELL'S,
'2l FIFTH STMT.
=ID
A NOVELTY
All School Bop, and (:o i, want Them
0.1962....1. do BEE PIELMIII.2.
DAY, NIcABOY & SPANG,
IRON CITE 11.111 R WORKS.
OFFICE ANII WAREHOUSE,
Nos. 45 Wood and 102 and 104 Third $l,
Saddlery Hardware and :Primming,
upe rior Wood it n d Iron sues,
LP
ronalot Pont lIIt.. king lilt, ,narnes flrandoous,
VO bra' .1 . li,ep also
Land a roll and colopirt.. c.0.,' ow. godls ou
t heir line, 311,4 they triter at as fair prices,
.ral on as good terms as arr offered 1,7 say house In
hs, trade 5...\ I , lf WEST. y
BUSJNESS MAN'S
COMMERC lit COLLEGE,
1. melt r 11
gust Ntudeu
Yur 1r.•...
•l the t ti
WY •
ADD
disclur t o.
2 hrre .17ortlha E.latra Pay
tha• Volnut (Kneen to Ute rersMe Mareh YI
Itleta, sod dlscharrett, mattered put, or re.igued
•Inee Attettli,
1.11 CNIIION:t.-1 . ermIneutly dlAabled are entitle,'
.315. $2O or *23... curdles to degree of disaltllt.
71 lirAnt StrteL I . lt,Leurgh. Va.
SOLDIERS•
C I LAIMS FOB BOUNTY, &c.
The toolor4l,rned will called all booollor, back
Oat end In [talon. due soldier, under the acLa of
.Cotrrest or State lowa.
Coniunalisainst pa-a.. 1 • act equalising lamp
ties. tooter which veteran eoldlera art rotille.l to
bouyty of from 9100 to 8200.
JOHN S. LA fl 11l E,
A. M. !MOWN, *
Attorneye sit Law.
VNrr, No, jv-,n:d "41.rn
H .f.yr T uniu.
MONUMENTS, TOMB STONES,
8 74 T U.df R
11 U 8 TS,
I`o 1.1 r S.
AN EXTRA PINK
ITALIAN HEAD-STONE
On band eat for sale:
33.xit.coicrxiaaa,
anal 22. Penn Eannet,labnath.
IN S THE COURT 9r COMMON
PLEAS Ole ALLEOLIENI COUNTY, No. (I,
March Term, Meta
Label In divorce from bonda or matrimony.
CATHARINE KLEIN, by her next Rand, John
PlakertOu, We. CHARLES ELMS.
TO CHARLES ELMS, the above named respond.
eat: You are hereby mutated to bo anti appear at
the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny eounty.
to be held at Plttabitrgb, on the bra DAY 01
taILPTEILEILIL 11406, and answer the petition ot
your wife, Ca thul ue Eacln , bled In this case, and
.hot, calla°, If any you have, why her petition for a
divorce from the bonds or matt Imony should not be
granted.
.!! 0 : 1 94Ir J , lli N li. bT 4. WA ItS, Spet In.
BARKER & HASELTINE,
No. 12 1111 k Street, Second Story
”NALICIIS IN
LOOKING GLASSES,
Pictures and Frames of all kinds,
A rull stook constantly on hand.
siErnEn Dl. ovr,
OERIUAL
Die Sinker, Seal and Medal Engraver,
STENCIL BRAND-AND 89111 LITTER CHTBIB,
SUPERIOR SEAL PRESSES
Cancelling Stamps and Visiting Cards,
. Also, rI.A.TEB YOB SIAILICINU
93 Wood St., Cow. Diamond Alley
(.•UOVI DAVI.' BOOK STOUL.)
PITTIMUItUH.
J. C. OUITUIa
I C. HUFFIER & CO., Mansrac
v • Wrens of tlarnaparllla. Lemon and Ilaallberry
19103:1.9. ‘717..9..T10N1LE3.
It*aree , 7'. Strawberry and Id•knoll 6yrupay Bottlers
ore aka Ales,
pagn Ilrov y a
t 0 1 40.., r Lager
l [ l e l. e a r r arewl l C r
h k a e m-
N s e•tCidae" C 4 de LAETT., , nearneeon o
g,
i l a UK
Order. ailed and kbipped 10 all twit, of toe
try, au short no: ~. c.
LEA`AVIER BELTING.
(IHERSNI-.e'• Si. CLARK. No. 11
%won't.. r. lio/41 . 1/10 re1111.11.141y, Alto
-0 311)f Cll7. •• .-111 re. Of ever) description Patent Mr. `cinctileri mud itiveted OAK
'FAWN IIALTINt.i O. BELTS plaglp 10
Urger anti r • 'burl notion. Particular at
tention pa: Mil heavy
solicirsd s and hea
workk utett. 0 ors respectfully
1e110,174
SKANN,
Filth Sir ea, keleveen nannd and
Chatham* Streeta,
GUNSMITH AND DEALER IN HARDWARE
..¢d and .oldat the lowest prleo.. itopalrloa don
...pm, cm Owl notloe..__ leLudso
HOLMES, MILL & CO., _
Anchor Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh,
Idauulseinrcrs of
Ali011 11 011(6)21118.8TINUS.
1101 C (IS) N
tiIIETGB.
•
ANC CO) bILE IN ETINtis,
And DATTLNIi. mil5:80)
THE CELEIIIIA.TED STEEL
TOOTH 11AY LUKE& aiste Bird" and
"Aleadow bark' , are marnsfactared only at the
1111.1Q1.110N.F. WOlLlin.neae the Penitential?, Alle
gheny City. „.
Mar Port spring and Plain WNW... Wheelbar
rows and Tr s,
unks of every atyld, made of the nest
material, al short %Lotion, and warranted.
(elands 1101..11allifin COLEMAN,
-MARBLE DECORATIONS,
WCML 3SC.a.ta' TJES,
Of Beautiful dolma, at
EW WALL PAPEIIIIL npw ref
IW 1.07 YA./1811X STUSET :Mat Pfititl."--
'
..L. '.'Tl'7,P,l'rS
COI NTRY
FLANNELS
IMM:1
SOMETHING NEW
THE SAII'IIEI,I4'IE.
=ETD
JOHN P. HUNT CO.,
:0) St., Masonic Hall.
I=l
1.0 A I,ItItS
All M3lllsl,e.r. 1. I, nr
No. f St Clair Street.
1, lore of an ..aperlence.d
Inonthe of July and Au
.t“, .11 the lat of July tan raal...
last of August_
of protnanahlp, annl•
addrene
'•. , IIAVTKIL and
H-('1. A Y MON DN.
sOL'NTIES TO
-61 and 1862.
are entitled to 0100
Vears, I* Or who were
.d oon,l, or Wel,. lo.lrs.
W. J. A If ALI. PATI . P.II,ON, Altornry.,
UV} It. 11. HP:HARD:ION
MOULDINGS, &c., &c.
orrnomasta Ann ;041rxmo
tiIUAISSMOVALB. ,
41)WW,E.
arraireitr,-.Jagy~ylg, WWI
z4l'
Aitt= t r i ranirimpisi •tvat
• •
r-, - •
An. R. titrattiS G BRO..llo7llfia-ttat.
JON. R. pareliaA matr.
ME
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
I, VII()_L4US - 4 ALI .
51 Wood SI., Pittsburgh.
M'ELROY,
DICKSON
& CO.
WHITE GOODS.
Plain Swiss,
Dotted Swiss,
Plain Cambric,
Tape Checks,
Plain Nansooks,
Plaid
Brilliants,
Veil Berages,
Black Tabby Velvets
Silk Handkerchiefs,
Linen do
Cotton do
Black Silks,
Chambray Ginghams
Wool DeLaines,
Italian Cloths, &c
Terms - - - Cash
au= 5
THE NEW ----
Spring and Summer Medicine.
FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA,
COMBINED WITIf .
lodide of Lime,
Pia:PARED FUR
G. W. PETITS, BOSTON,
James R. Nichols & Co.,
!MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS,
-. IIIrANVIACTORZWI Or WM
ELIXIR PERUVIAN BARK
WITH
Protoxide of Iron,
Which has become so favorably known(•• •
Tonic and Restorative,
by rhystblawe and invalid.. in all part, of 46
country.
The new preparation, "SARSAPARILLA IN
A COMBINATION WITH 101/IDE OP LIME,
presents out of the most prompt alterative agents•
In a form capable of exerting full action upon the
system, and this in minute and pleasant doses. It
is conceded that the alterative, resolvent, or tonic
effects of lodine, are exerted most decidedly when
associated with other alteratives, In combination;
and the Sarsaparilla seems to f4llll perfectly all the
favorable mquisltiontt
The first effect wmally observed when 'SAMBA-
LtIL LA WITH lODIDE OP LIME" is taken, Is
an Increase of appetite, showing that It has tonic
properties of a marked character. Its alterative ef
fects are manifest In Its ready combination with the
blood and tissues. Hale, scrofulous women and
children improve rapidly under its u., and the el
tel functions assume a healthy condition.
It is admirably adapted to &large nowhere' etiron
le or acute affections peculiar to children. it Is
suited ,o them. both by the mildness and efficiency
of Medicinal effect and the pleasant, attractive form
of the remedy. it may be given for a tong period
where constitutional Influences arc desired. and no
repugnance, or disinclination to take the syrup.
encountered. In White-Ewellings, flip-Joint ph"
ea., and Distortions of the Spine, It mould be giv
en persistently, in moderate ~ ,doscs, - until relief Is
obtalneo.
In the Spring of the Year, and
during the Warm Weather.
The accumulation of morbid mitten In the system
seems to become manifest and very trtinblesome.
Lassitude, Lies.Lache, Rolls, Costiveness, Loss of
Appetite, Paine In the Joints, Indigestion, eto., are
very common. Nothingever devised Is better
tadapted to exterminate or drive off these affections
han this nevicombination of SARSAPARILLA
WITII lODIDE OP LIME.
Ive,
is as a preparation Ms ft, or which approximates to
n
Alterative, or Blood Purifier,
har seer before been pieced within the roach of Divot-
We. Indeed. It lam entirely saw and Sellarrilnel
combinatior. It. ro respect resembling anything
hitherto employee.
The opinion of medical teen' concerning It, the
description of its chemical character. therapeotio
value, manner 'use, eM., are gi any
and rcuar.
which can be bad at the store of ail Stat
eless Druggist..
Per Bale In Plttaburgh by R. E. SELLERS ICO..
AND ALL DIIIIGGISTS.
mytivamwr
FLUID EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARILLA.
Combined with lodide of Lime,
Sold at Low Rates at
MEM
FLEMING'S DREG STORE
No. Sa Market St., Plttatmrgti.
Cu7l9:AC.3m WV
Atiadh i. c.W.I7.IOKETBON
MILL & RICKETSON,
Wholesale Grocers,
ANL. IMPORTS= OF
BRANDIES, WINES AND CIGARS
Nos. 221 and 223,
Corner of Liberty and Irwin Streeinj
PITTSBURGH, PA.
RON NAILS, COTTON YARNS, &C.
Constantly on hand.
Jril '
CHINA WAREHOUSE.
RICHARD E. BREED,
3 : lso ZE N coilmillwit,
No. 100 Wood Street.
NRITANNLA AND BILVER PLATED TABLE
WARE on
WARE, TI&A THAIS AND TABLE CUTLERY.
M hand.
CHINA TEA ' BETS S ,
C—
HINA
TOILET
Boa&
CHINA TOILET BEM
CHINA VAal%
RINIENLIANSM WiIVEINDEISCRIPTION
LAVA CARD BASIKS/1,
LAVA VAN%
KNOLISII i I sA V N A E S A P V I ABIL " *Pat trarletteS, tel All
wholesale and retell Dade.
twe et Thdlet midmost completestocketeeetTaLtls
thls the My-
Prices and pima the same axle the eastern titles:
~+ ;~~
W A NT.F.II, A G041.)11 31 IL\ IN EV—
. • FRI' c ,11 . • T. 1% a ..! . '
NEW AItTICIAS Ugh: I l 11.1 V. 11 Ni
u)..hthe .tpy ~r.rv•l ..; Mu-I
triart part a i:cn.. WO 111 '
Ptr,co•••• , uls,lnub,... r It N• at• ,tan, to
s!I St rlrth str , t•t•
WANTED
Mt 4=o 6LXI_OOI.
a r. t.pecihrt't
gt.n , att , . r
kited ghoul. by a i.t.thl h and
I.thlgthgn jar ~ It her in Pit t sburg It or
Bret ref, n,lee. .1.1a,t, t tith
.lay, •'!f," !tooth 37 Alt ',an, I ~ urg
Ph
ROOMS AND HOARD U ANITA)
A SUITE OF ROOM
Two or thrrn ailialning. nicelT A I. goo.'
lioaril far a AVIIIICIOAO and wills, Anil Octoroon hor
i sot, ',lilted by the lath of Seldom,. r. A
bane Oat. 1 - 1.00 Phi. Rabin oseliAnge 01,
drf AA ••(•. I 11.. " Hog 314 r Vitt Vast
01131.17 ii
NVANTED—A tirst•liflELS Tailor
Otto nAderstAdols t'oti'ng tail Tailoring. Also
gotpd JOI• NEY3IA.N. To such, idAaily emproi,
moot tool goad wag., Alit be given.
Kiiiialre at tl lznrt r. °price. or address
JACO!, GOEIIILINti.
I,lln 2,1?..011
130ATIDERS WANTED. —Three
neatly rtirnibbt..l
SLEEPING ROOMS, WITH rs/ARDINO,
Can Irt• nt•tnlnd In a onto foranbl. -,ltnated In
a yerY in'ar , honn. cull pinanant r I,l:lnortsoani. 121-
,01, at •nd . n..r of In,nnana. \VA, and llama. k
•trrrl.
ati3l:l,l
•
WANTED TO RUT OR 'DENT.
A PLUG COTAINING 15 AiIIES.
More or 1e,.., with a 1.01 11 lit,l' , l, c•,, it, niLi.ated
MA okort.liin Ilv, m:11.. Inun ..111.••r il,. A.l“ m .
unlit iNepttooln ,ILL, ••11" Ito, 1.40. Allogli ..y
=121:
4 %.,:, A LEAMAN WA NT Ell)—(;onalie-
L. , Lent to vngag.• In
FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS RELATIONS.
Apply lo person. or iddrer
W. P. li A h Kit,
au2l:lls2 013 Grant ... Pittsbareh. PL
WA NTED -A GENTS—S 74 to $` 00
T I NCR MONTH for Ilentlemen, an 11.35 t $73
ddi
for Ladles, everywhere, to introduce the Po MOO
Sense Family Sewing Machine. Improved and per
ferted. It viii hem, fell. stltcL, ,pilli a bin b al&
and embroider beautifully—price only $2 ok-
Ing the elude lock-stitch, and fully warrants Inc
tnree years. We pay the ahoy,. wages, or a 00111-
mission, from which twice that amount cep be
made. Address or call on P.. BOWERS .t CO.,
Office No. 255 . 3. new, street., Philadelphia, P.
All It tteril answered promptly, a ith rlrttliall and
terms. au lifigo_
. . -
WANTED .-- $2O PER I tAE.
Agents Wanted In every Ton-, Illy and Coun
ty in the Middle, Southern and W,.-ters lintel. to
sell
Lloyd's New Map of North Amerira,
ON Tlll
U. S. CONTINENT IN 1900
Tile most coMprolienals, no,l lu .t ntsp ever
nn. w,ll s ollotorn ...an rani are
for this snap and mate trusts elo s 0 per day.
Call nod sou it or addross,
. .. ~
. r
CItRI,EN A 1111:IIINIt
Sole Ar Lts for Middle, ttoollt.•ro att! Wt. ern
rAt .- "dim, T.V.. exult, of Viftlt nod Mt boll
b rt • t cr I'lltsburglt 1 1 1111 r. of Cmmerce.
..,..1.51.-
..
WANTED, TO SELL
W.3EL3.EXA .ALD7r) TRUE';
Or, Lore and loyally.
7be sale will be very largo, and %gelato will find It
for their Interest to st II this book In Ken:rental to
any other. Ladles and gentlemen wishing proalst.
blo employment WIII do well to call upon or addroas
W. .1. 1.1111.1. AND &
73 Third !)!reel., Pittsburgh, Pa
Ml=l
WANTED—S2OO per Month phid
LO Age..., t.:llosoduce our new 113 OIN 11140 211ACII I N I{ ote.111.10 . ; futo n!, Adre s,s Wi th stamp, ] I O NAItN E W
MAC:MIN Elw., N locbendou, 11, se., or 1 1 1111s4e1-
ra. Itroerflolaerff
EDUCATIONAL
AIT. AUBURN
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE.
This School has Just concluded its 14.11U1 ) ear. Ito
tilgtOrtv has heels one of prosperity and 11 , 0. p.
from the commencement. 'The last two years t e
dally average attendance 116.1 been more than two
hundred, and many have hove refuted for want Of
rienommOdation.
A NEW BUILDING
Is now under contract, to lie ready for occupancy at
the opening of the Fall Session in September., and
It le hoped that hereafter all eau lie reeeitted no
pupils who apply.
The LIBRARY, APPARATUS and ( 1 / I B iN ET
areceiving yearly, valuable additions, and the
pu n rpese Is kept steadily In I lew, to ftirrilah every
!Satiny for a thyrough course of Instruction.
The Faculty consists of four reale and elevn fe
male teachers, all experienced nitructore O
their
several departments.
The School Is fully trended from the Prepagstory
department, through the entire cours of Academ
ical and Classical s e
tudies.
For particulars. and Catalogues, mid,.
I. H. WHITE.
25 West Fourth Street,
r.r.JTI
REM
}Nip
FOR YC,(.; LAC.)!',
EMI!
fare. ALL. ME. 3314£'3M-IELE3,
Assisted by s comps tent corps of professors,
No. 25 Hancock Street
The FALL tinielON win commence MONDAY
deptember 3d.
For Circulars, appl yat the nsLitttle
auLlrhaB
PITTSBURGH
Female College,
FALL TEICH WILL OPEN
EEIMIX . T.IE7NT3MECEL
Addresa Rev. I. C. PERSHING.
snOthks
pitwors SCIENTIFIC AND COST.
ghe RERCLAI. AGADEITY, Federal street, Idle
trill liitUDAII§thEZAT-tvgrillitlo,k
Day Sjs . too open: sA. H. night session Al Cis.
P. Y. Also In the afternoon 'Prom id to 4,k, o'clock,
I will give especial attention to Double Entry Book
NeePlag, Commercial Arithmetic, and all the es
sentials connected With a commercial education.
Tuition moderate, and nald no entering.
sugatis3 . J. 11. Plikolt, Principal.
VOCAL LESSONS.
MESS ANNA M. SHEIB,
Teacher of Vocal Music
LE5117331
C. C. JtIELLOR IS CO.'S,
.30:164 81 WOOD STREET
SEWICKLEY ACADEMY.
THE FIRST 9UARTER OF THE
...SEWICKLEY AC 6.D2.51Y, for Use enrolng year,
will commence on MONDAY, aErrICALBEE UP.
A 1 1 411038 Or Principal.
auMnif,s sc.w Ry e 8. U. 1:A EC HUM
y, A ll egheny Co., l'a.
FEMALE , EDUCATION,
FALS E
EMINARY FO SESSION R
O YOUNG LA F H. M.
MIND'S
DIES. DIAMOND tSTREXT, opponite the COltrt
D 0.,. open the 111157 MONDAY IN BEI ,
TEL ...Ls. au90387:RV17
SC :::::;01. FOB BOYS.
MR. WM. IL WAKEIIAM
•
N4lll re:onen his Claeslca' and Mathematical school.
AtVrln the canal 91 anthin,glp'tl2l3r7ftutil.;l"".
trgi ''a;Ply-fd 37 Union avenne. nn , *
the ' sehool room, an=zl.l.
T FOUR
tillTHll SESSION OF THE
I F A LTTEBII/I tit OoL Dr DESIGN FOE.
WOMEN, will commence on
Monday, September 3d,
Roars of Instrectlon Dyer! *to In o'clock. Oxen
late and Information may be obtained at the Room.,
rh ' l4 "'" /I . l idinEN 24 TIM street. auM:l49
$ : rvit ail! I 'II) :4:
REDUCTION.
MEEEMI
Offering Our - Entire !Stook of
• :Umtata BOYS' CLOTHING
Al GREATLY REDUCED PRICE+. Par bargains
call and are
61141" a Loa.etx,
47 St. Qat, Street.
HENRY G; RALE,
ERCEANT TAILOR, .
Northwest Corner of Penn, & St. Clair six
Desires to retain thanes to tits frtends and the pub.
Ile generally/or their liberal patrimage. and would
respeolfally inform them that he hat, last returned
from the //astern Mergers with alarge and well se
rum wooma Goonis •
keeutilitaaad to 4Facti4rauraiioarßir
:::-GENIZILAL DRUGIFIIIGOFFICJV - •
1 io r :-. p.- I GENauttinte;civielta.-
1407
_.14 waxen AND aoLlortes or
ToixoagTh:llo.-.4.1.- wp. FLAIR ISTIARRT, Park . ,
0800 BOX GOB; 4 1 4Aidetbe, Ilk HO; Fretn. MM.- :1,
1 BBRE4B• r*. ' z. - -- '- -- 10,1411. - •
1 . 111.1 , N,
l'n