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to widen:land it, wi.;ic an Lomble iroli
to n dillerent profession, can
see clearly through it and behold all
its blessed results, if carried out
Do not the i,leat army of Christ-
tan ministers and Christian men through
out the north, nearly all of whom
hare stood firmly hy their assailed country
in I ! its peril. the past four years, and who
most earnertly desire lie good, understand
it? Do nit the nolde band of true and
loyal men at the South, who risked their
lives. fortunes, and their all in the war for
the country, and whose homes and happi
ness are again Imperiled, understand it"
When they with anguish of heart tell us
that if "My Policy" succeeds, they MUSS
leave their homes and flee for safety, is it
because they are unable to understand it?
Are its present workings so entirely differ
ent from what it will he if allowed to per
fect Itself? Why is it that rebels and rebel
sympathizers alone understand it? Do not
the freedmen, who at the risk of life sus
tained our arms, feeding and secreting our
soldiers, fleeing from southern hells, but
who now sea brothers, eons, wives and
fathers hung on trees or shot in the streets
of cities, understand it? Do not the sir
riving sufferers of the Memphis riot or the
New Orleans massacre understand it? Do
not the noble men of Vermont, and Maine,
who have not usually been regarded as an
inferior race, with their 25,000 majorities,
understand it? To affirm that these men do
not understand it one must claim for him
self superior intelligence or sagacity?
Whether it is superior or inferior, let the
people decide, They hare already begun
to render their verdict, and it will be giv.
en so plainly that he who runneth may
read and understand, sad it is to be hoped
that the author of the above words will
take counsel and understand. Tho people
do understand who are on the side of free
dom and human progress and who are not.
They know, as only one who is honest and
true to himself must know, whether as-
DREW Joinveos, elected Vice President, ot,
pledges given by his acts and words, is true
to them or not; whether his policy is adap
ted to protect Union men and Freedmen :it
the South or not. They have intelligence
and sagacity enough to know that "some
thing is rotten in Denmark," when the
most intelligent, tried and true mei; the
men who have by all the means in their
power defended their country, are now de
pounced as traitors, and removed from
(idles, while any amount of traitor. and
boasting rebels, with hands dripping in
blood, gutty of the sat age atrocities of An
dersonville, are iii higa favor, and Sr.'
termed loyal'
The great wave of ft eedom and human
progress may be Lcld hack by the treach
ery of ;its professed:friends, but in its re
ceding movement, it will gather iticreased
power and force, and will return sweeping
away every opposing obstacle. The right
will preval. The down-trodden and
abused, denied the avails of their own
labor, the-education for their children they
have paidier, protection in courts of jun.
tics, 'will be protected. Let not men cover
up theirlir.or attpmpt to do eo under
claims it. Igor intelligence or wisdom.
IT superior here, they must be deficient
in the region of the moral faculties.
ANOTHER REBELLION.-MONTGOMEBY
of his speeches not long ago,
be a rebellion in
once; for the
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ETTEEM
• •r.lth , o' amon• the fal.tilesa..• Dove we tbongk,
thee:
F•ithieas among the falthAil now •hou art.
To aile sae •
nepai has •ad amaittou hroi.,lo thee.
lit•ti or •••ak ungrlteful heart
he.;•r thee—our hot.. one, an , , 13? pride—
! thou Lad,. fa len when remit Lt...,,,La died.
—meson mastmad• oetons • This thy saying.
W A. 4 I , d through the land from North to !testi lb
\ • feared. some of us. It would meet the p r a gi ng
Of men repentant with two *tern oath.
Y.r we no vengeance wanted—hate ha m l noun:
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• Treason must be made odious!'' Thou haat don• It
1 reason to ftlunda to .uotry. and to right.
More odious seem. ,luau DOW ars g.r upon It.
a form of darkness Ina plar , of tight.
This good, at least, or owe to thee and fate,
Tu hate a traitor with Inlet., bate.
lla on • Ell up thy little hour or ruling
With deeds tantaatle and with ph
We need perhaps such days of sad, stern schooling
That we true wen from tams mes Iwo to know.
And yet one deed It were not safe to dot
We are but men, and that we will sot hear.
A. once before ver tald, 10 new we ray It
We co before the People' If we fell.
We hear We lib amain I verdict, and obey It.
Bat If we wln, we'll rule—lona. of bell.
And all Iba rawer* of roll, low or MO.
And thouch a tbestwhil traltor• Ilve or die'
—A sermon in four words. “Shrouds
have no pockets."
—Virginia farmers are making molasses
out of water melons.
—The latest dry goods sensation—the
"Queen Emma" shawl.
—The French navy has the biggest gun
yet cast—a 40,000 pounder.
—New Haven horses are dying with a
mysterious throat disease.
—The Russian Prince Ouronenow is the
present !ion In New York.
—ln Kansas a University is being erect
ed for the education of Indians.
—The rebel General Walker is now a
commission merchant in London.
—The Chinese Empire is now open to
its very centre to all who choose to visit it,
arr4prer in Springfield shot himself
dead because his wife refused to live with
him.
—Burying is done In Paris by a joint
stock company. Thaaks to the cholera,
the dividends are fat.
Mrs. Porch, one hnnored and
twenty-one years of age, lives in the moun
tains of East Tennessee.
—A guerrilla caught and convicted of
eleven murders was burned to death by a
slow fire near Little Rock, Arkansas.
—Hon. Green Clay Smith, recently ap
pointed Governor of Montana, started for
hts new home on Saturday, accompanied
by a party of Kentuckians.
— W. G• W. Gray, munlerer of old Mr.
Gray, of Fayette county, Ohio, in October,
1864, him been found guilty, and sentenced
to be hanged November 80th.
—San Francisco papers are making large
calculations upon the success of the new
steam line, to go Into operation next Janu
ary, between that port and Hong Kong.
—An eccentric Englishman, Jost dead,
left a large SUM of money, the interest of
which is to be given quinquennially to five
young maidens who are to dance round his
monument.
—An English paper says there is no city
in the world—not even Paris—where mu
sical performances are so continuous as in
London. The old distinctions of season
and recess are now, as far as music is con.
corned, almost obliterated, and operas or
concerts are to be heard all the year round.
—Gustave Dore has recently bad a large
cage of live rats fitted tip in his studio for
the purpose of watching the movements of
these animals, which will occur more than
any other in his new illustrations to the
"Fables of La Fontaine." There are near
ly twenty animals in the cage, which has
its compartments and sly holes so con
structed that the rat may show hittrue
character.
:g„,—The band of Providence does indeed
seem to have fallen heavily upon the south.
While her politicians are engaged in an in
sane struggle for resuming control of the
National Government, a universal wail is
coming np from her people, as the prospect
for starvation the coming year stares them
in the face. A careful examination of tire
crop reports from that section renders it
evident that in , the great zone of country
which embraces . most of Borah Carolina,
with the northers and middle portions of
Georgia, Alabama_ and Mississippi, there
has been a complete failure of Abe prodnc ,
Botts that xumally sustain Wet , and.tha t in
the year to come, 'stein' the - one just sast,
public and private charity will aWne save
thousands from a terrible death.
of
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SORREL MARE ATrACHED TO A BUGGY.
1,011 SALE
A REPIBLI( V% 011605
Apt, ,s
n 1 toe ,str.../t..1...5s rn I •11.1.1.,•/,,..
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PRIME SEED WHEAT.
JEST 11E1 1314 ED FROM THE
Tw rr. larlit on of
14) A 111.1,. WINItH I.IILA I. f
,eta.l gun tto•oia. o rcto • to Oils ,••,•: IT
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Seemt al! at .11•0 rent! larret, two., Lalon
Depot l'ittsnurgh. ra.
se. or: J. F. PENVMYELI A (11.
1, • 011 SALE-21 acf ex of good
?ARMIN., LAND In noes township. ,all
neared and all under fence. mor• thanone.ha4r
It• good new padug fen, There are on thr prem
iere two or three good springs.' water: Sill...Ma te a
mums from the city, near Inc new !sew Itrightun
road. and I 1 mil•• from It!rnalugbarn Station. It la
a part of Use Cooper Farm. and wtll hu mold at •
ILOM.Ib • HALL,
Iteal gestate ciente.
n. 91 lIca•or @trees Allegheny.
,4PLENDID MITER FAIIM FOR
clALE—Contalns 90m:res. 00 of which Is river
Lou urn. The buildings area large Dwelling. built
house and frame. errs large barn. two .heap
lad otherout-buildings; elm springs, two
orchard. of choice fruit: situateopposite Port Ho
mer. on the Pittsburgh and Wheeling liallgoad. Dee
tittles beJnw Welleville. This Is one a the best
et..ek farms now off...rod for mle. Por_partlcal•rs,
call os kl. McLALN ten..
mot 19 Fourth 'Met,.
biag•lu icy
1.111• .
VXECUTOLIS• NOTIC E.—Whereas
Letters Teatanaeatary on the eats. or JOHN
lIH AW. late of the city of l'llleborarh. Alwiyheny
county. Praha dec . d, have bean issued by the
Iteglet r or Wills of said con nty lo the underelgned,
all persoa• So bald estate are beretty re
quired to mate Imt.edt•te pay..• ot, and all Poelloo^
ba•lng clal again. the Sedur preasat them
for bettlen:leyl.
R"ILLI A)1 TIIAW I . llt.sburgh.
TH9b. CLARKE:. l'ltt tonnvitlp x ec'
WILLIAM M. liLdBll, l'Atsb•gb,
sr 1.1:11,7
ANNUAL REUNION OF THE
SIXTY-SECOND REG. PENNA. WKS
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Sit has beta decided that NO Mafia!: will be ad
mitted to this reunion lades. accompanied BY •
LADY, or bolding a ticket Prom one of the mana
gers. Ne exception to thie tole will be remitted.
ALLEGHENY COUNTY. ss.—ln
Common Pleas Court. No. I March Term. UAL
CATII/KINZ KLEIN •e. CHA.III..Eft SLAIN. Is
Divorce. . . .
• .
♦nd 130 , 1: Sept. IAII6, B. B. PARKINSON. Irm.
Appointed Comtelntoner by the Coon to Ban to.
tlo only on part of libellant.
11101 Tat RECORD,
- .1 . i0013 e. WILTLFL, Preth'7
To Ciis.atis KLZI:e:—You will tale notice that
the undersigned Uommiesioner appointed to tate
testimony in the absiv• case, will attend to the de
lla. of his •ppuletnient, at the 012 e• of kisong.."
& Microns,. leo. SO Omit street. Pittsburgh, on
egTURD•T, leapt. Yid, MS. at 2 o'clock e. a.
it. B. PA.RIC.NnOii.
se11:170 COl:Rail/eloper
A LI,EGHENT COUNTY, se.—in
AA. the Court of Common Zeta, No: VI. March
Term, MI HANNAH LAMBERT ye. BAUBLE.,
LAMBERT. In Dleorce.
And nowt Bent. Bth, UM. 11. B. BARICINBusi,
Esq.. unpainted Commissioner by the Court to Inks
testimony ou_nort of Ilnellunt.
PROs( TUB ILECOen.
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TO Sitar et. I.AstlitteS:—You will take notice that
testimonydgned I ommi•sluner, appointed to tut,
oin the whore cam, will alt.. to the do•
ties of his appointment, at the oleo of If ACIMILLL
& SiceoreA_, No- 89 Grant street, Pittsburgh, on
SATUNDAY. Sept. W.d, !Mk et o•clocc I. at.
A. 11. PARK I NOON,
selkdel Commissioner.
ADJOURNED SALE OF
MAN= PROPERTY,
AT SLANNFILLD,
On Saturday, September Ibtb,
At lb o'cloek A. r. , win be sold 3 valuable Houses
sod Lot ad shout twenty Lots. two of the
the property
lots will be told without reserve. All
the ptoperty offered I. 'try desirable. and 1. is a
itseatlty that 1. lenbrovtog .r."
ta t of
particulars, •pply to E. P. WHITE. Real ra
ta. Assist satalleld,Flab or t street, Pito BAYNEt sburgH At SAPER.
Attoro.rs. No. 10S ,
h.
RIESICIT. a BKO . Engine Bui l d -
Ewa AND MACEIIteIBTS, mnnufacturers of
Mesita'. ..tent
,balance V•len, for Steatohlai
zfilf",..liaanndeVrla.kt;;.ri4.,s',7ll,i_t.V.T:T
or without Blotto.. Vttleee, Boilers. Fire
Front, Watttott
ull7.l3=nlsinftili
oTUKtas, rittaburgh.
alto G t r
tortntt. sod potting op machinery promP,IT
actirrre
ARGARETTA WALILEIR versus
WALliglit. No. I. Al le gheny
INA In the Conn of Cotonou Pion
County. The underelgoadwill proceed, pursuast
to the Order of said Court, to take tenimony on fort
of plaintiff. Is the City of Pittsburgh. on
DAT,
wit lees, atnot.c, I o`clotk P. 0.. of 00151
defendant ; take . .
It E ItTrolTzMyzr
CND
rW. FA 1171 V. hawing finished • tbeil• pew hp 114 I we. at Ihe Ir oldatriod.
J(o. 418 and 415 Liberty Street,
Itir. 'bate to let to our buthilag 8 , 1 , 7 E. LABIAL
BOOMS, tillable for Mom Inquire at th• Above
uotsbers.
81003(X) zgArvEST.-00,000
BONDS AND MORTOACII.
In rums of from VOA/ 'or more rapid Cy+ Alai
Estate Allegheny county, tor ottO, "go or fora*
yaw, at No, 09 Ora= Merl. , lY
N EW AD \ E.I EMEN I S
I NI r ,,
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BAI'JUP-
IBM!IIIIME
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FAH, lilii i \4ERI
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UP STAIRS,
MILLINERY.
hi WIN nos,
FALL MS LLiiJI FIL
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A LARGE A:',S3RTMENT
son,oN.-ti
WHITE, ORR & CO
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lIII=IEEMII
lIENR.Y G. HALE,
MERCHANT TAILOR
Lars . and i.tremlh >rl Ird 'toil.
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EXECUTORS SALE JF FARM AND COAL
pli: I NIDEItsIGNILD, Executor*
September 26111, at 1 o'clock P.M
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•P. , 6 !Oil sCr••• .11. .'AL uo•lerts log ,• •
T6 u a et
i•al (1.. w': water., en 4
The ~thin . e mu. sod • half
o•tL. Non. ret•beis ri. 1• r.r•
EMENSEEMEM
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itw“ne-tbll , lcaeb. balance Inane at..l
annu•llT. 1.43 secure.,
'"r . 1 11.1 " 14 " Na7::1, ' . 1 .7;! . , v
lIA VII , If WII-40b.'
••12.,71 w nes - the pr•totte•
- - -
I 011: IS BERGE & CO.,
CRAND AND SQUARE
PIANOS.
Wareroomn, 97 Meeker Street,
Nadnid Block V 4 a* [row Broadway
VI . NrVI7 YOBS .
Ttka mann fantared by tale Orn are unto,-
puard for po ex w•rful. brt l llanlandornapatbelle
tone. wan rellvat .orkmaaablp Circular, and
Kira Ilse et lit on •policallon. relo:Yr
CL, CD. .ELI-alla-MEIC),
EM3ECIE3
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS,
Ito xx,..1;; ,- 3rim , l. NATALXIMI,
AND
French Clocks, &c.
r Tn t An y . trtvett to the RIETA !RING OF
Jib. 22 Fifth Street.
ses, 13Derrr
pUBLIC SALE OF
On WEDNESDAY, the 19th DAY OP SEPTEM
BER, at A o'clock r. 0., will be told to close •
con-
M frs Tly largo gray Horse, suitable for !teary
draught—weight I,mdtensadt.
Alm on• pair Match Gray Carriage Bones.
Eight tread Horses and Maim, for various pi:tr
yout.
Also ono Top Buggy allo liack•waron•
The above homes are jut from the country. and
. p e ar l 0 .
can depuld that MIL will De LlVERY seted. s ala positive, at HOWARD'S
STABLE, Tirol street, above ynislifisid, Naar Mo
nongahela Boas.. sea JIM
NOTICE TO LANDLORDS AND TENANTS.
BRIOICLAYING AND JOBBING.
Grates, Ranges, Beaters and Boilers
Neatly and Expeditiously Set
and Repaired.
All orders MO at Mitchell, Slephenson A l'.••
Stor• War•lio use, No, 104 Liberty street. will e be
promptly attendta to.
JOHN McILINLEY,
THOMAS McREE,
segst mot/cal Idrickla7ars.
1866. FALL TRADE. 1866.
HATS, CAPS AND FURS,
Wholesale and Retail.
M'CORD & CO.,
181 WOOD STREET,
lnv Ito tpeolal attention to their Dirac stock of
Hats, &c., &c., for .Fall Sales,
Now full and complate—every rArlety to mat sii
tastes. Also FURS of oret . y description to suit the
LADIES.. OIO
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GREAT WESTEILN
PLANING MILL,
Corner of briery Street and Duquette Way,
PITTSUIMGII. PA.
Sash Doors, Blinds and Mouldings
MADE'() ORDER. Unfinished work I. Rut In •
f r il . l . llre sod ;F e rn tte t l i i . ott. d re n n i ft ;
constant' or hand. r gawit i g; rs,swing_and luoll
e m az I . ll:Az e e r. with
. d=t s ch. Bo j te i s ui rr n •2l A , ads
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
I HAVE rum DAY ASSOCIATED .
r s ltb me R. !. t. a: 2 71 Wood etteelttebart.
Tlg i atyle of Um Ono to be 818itekkatijid
GEOI.OI A...................Z. N. IXOD•114B4
G r EonbE A. (TELLY & CO,
W;IJOLESALL DR.13130215T24, 217 Wood
g.ri c UrAlarg e. ra., dealer la Drags, Cbtail
dla.... Palau, thl i lirry g
ola r Wt:474;r
Patty. te. sell
FOR, AUTUMN, 1866.
IRTALTaIrag .18.1..A11M, •
or u.. am brut, akupbst and ben. Tor ego by
W. P. ausensi...L.
•u V Woed Street.
IV •
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te a r We at temp b oilt.s,intonsa
et. street.
rauaan.
SZE
NEW ADVERTISFME:N fS
I 71i 7'1!: , 1! f
ASSESSMENT.
NATURALIZATION!
I\7 - C._lo l- 1' I C .
I . NION HOPI 11 , 11.11 /\v (IF (1.1.1
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114 nth
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No .•,ti
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PITTSBURCi-II
PLPEII HE,
rarehouse, s 2 Third Street,
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NEWS, TACK, MANILLA, HARDWARE,
Roanln. Pelt and
WRAPPING PAPERS
10,000 bll, a "sorte.l r••. , I u W.:.
Clinton 11111• at atienbouvillr. Ohio.
ibrifFitton Mill. at New Brighton.
teat.,
DAY, McABOY & SPANG,
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OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE,
Nos. 45 Wood and 102 and 104 Third St,
EW HOOK.
iuroirrxrca or AND DEALKUN IN
Saddlery Hardware and _Trimming, WOMEN OF THE WAR
IT=
Superior Wood and Iron Haines.
Wrought Post Ms, Ring Mts. tln.oee , Brandoona,
Wheel Pits, Ruben BR., r hr.. do. Keep also on
hand a full and complete sasortment of goods In
their pne, all of which they otter at as fair Price.,
thd on as good terms as e otfernd by any m house In
e trade
It Olt WERT.
BARKER & HASELTINE.
No. 12 Fifth Street, Second Story,
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NIACIN/I IN
LOOKING GLASSES,
Pictures and Frames of all kinds,
MOULDINGS, &c., &c.
♦ full stook oonstantly on hand
MONUMENTS, TOSID STONES,
dTdTU.dRF,
B LIS TS,
FOUXT4I., S.
AN EXTRA FINE
ITALIAN HEAD-STONE
00 hand and Cur sale.
x. 813005ha37,
•421 02 Penn Street, Pittsburgh.
OPTIC 1101 , Tilt Attuirtgarr VALLE', R. R. CO..
Pirrshunalit, August, 2sth, 1006. I
TICONTRACTORS,—RAILMOAiI
ETTING.—The Allegheny Valley Railroad
Company will receive pratioaale at. Weir cane, on
Pike street. in the City of t'ltt•birgh. up to 6
o'clock. r. N., of TIJESUAY. September Bbth, for
the Gradention, illasonry. Ballasting and Ties re
quired on about forty-life mile sections of road ex
tebdit g northward fiats Ready's bred.
M•ps. plans end epeoltications ot the
work will be ready for exhibition by the tOth of
ticotember next.
Tue tine is marked on the ground sullloinnt for ex
amination by contraotors. though not yet complete
ly run In.
Any further information In regard to the work,
east be had on application, In person or by teller, to
the eabseriber. P. WKiliflT.
anretiro Chief Engineer,
H.
J. LANCE,
SILK A bir WODLEN
DYER AND SCOURER,
ALSO.
Chintz Window Curtains and Chair Corer.
Cleaned S Iteglazed without unpacking.
Nos. 33 and 37 Third Street,
Between Wood and Smithfield,
tayto:ari PITTSBOIIUB, PA.
W. H. OASMAIID....D. A. 500TT1....W. T. CIAIMARD.
POINT MALT HOUSES.
W. H. GABRAED & CO.,
Halsters, Drain . Hop Dealers,
No. 17 Water Streati and
Nos. I and 7 Penn Street,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
stri v . halts t e r& Ly d r la d for 7 , Tr i f i tT ,
3=c4zwu.vesxio•irt
OMNIBUS AND LIVERY STABLE,
.►'b. 410 Penis [Urea.
JAMB 8 DAM, Proprietor,
alr Omnibuses and carnage, t ,awe for all
trains. Also, Csaispe rot Fusers's, Weddisso
and Flutist', at short adios and reasonabl• rases.
ntaporrams
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FINE
CLOTHING,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
J. D. RADIAL4EY,
334 Liberty 6tltet
FAStiIuNABLE HATTER
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J. D. RAIVIALEY,
334 Liberty Street,
Boot -4 rii►d Slweci.
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Ladies', Misses' and Children's
CUSTOM MADE SHOES AND GAITERS,
ttf toe ttne.t \e.. fort Manufacture.
And a Lower Prices than Down Town
Remember the IN , UIt I.AR,sit WIN Dows, oppo
.lle Wayne street. .e-12. TT.
RI FRANK MOOIIII. author of —Tho
=MEI
The object of this work Is to collect and present
narratives /.f the services of the women who shared
the perils of the war.and ought to Inherit Its glories
Among toes. are sketches 01 Idles SIARTUA .1.
FOWLER, of ritisburgh. Pa.; Mrs. kIARRIS.
Mrs. HP:WAND And Nil. PATTERSON. of Phila
delphia; Miss CARRIE SILEA:M, at Gettysburg.
Pa., and others from nearly carry State In the
Union. The volume eat:axles about a4O octavo
pages. and is Illustrated with steel plate portraits.
engraved In the most Improved style. Sold only by
sohfterlption.
AGENTS WANTED In Western Penna., West
Virginia and II extern aen York.
For terms, address or apply to
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CHINA WAREHOUSE.
RICHARD E. BREED,
No. 100 Wood Street.
BRITANNIA AND SILVER PLATED TABLE
WARE, TEA TRAYS AND TABLE CUTLERY.
alwave on hand.
CHINA TEA BETS,
CHINA DINNER SETS,
CHINA TOILET BETS,
CHINA VANES.
CHINA BPITIVEINS,
BOHEMIAN WARE OF EVERT DESCRIPTIONI
LAVA CARD BASKETS,
LAVA VAkEit,
LAVA EPIII OONS.
ENGLISH STONE WARE 0(011 varieties, tonal]
wholesale and retell trade.
The largest and most complete stock of everything
In this Ilse In the city.
Prier's nod terms the mime &sin the eastern cities.
inyl7swlB
MERCY HOSPITAL,
In Charge of the Sisters of Mercy,
J'OR TIIE TREATMENT OF ALL
-A DISEASES requiring medical or surgical ald.
All el.ses of putouts admitted, Irrespective of
creed or co.or. Clergymen of nil denominations
permitted to visit patients of their own creed. Pa-
Dents Lou peer to pay are admitted free of enarge,
au application to any of the attending phi eletaTil or
mirgeous. All regular physicians sending pay pa
dents to private room , may 114 TO lull charge or UM
sanie.
at . te o n ne til t jo ' l t ti o leTs7o;r c s, om ili b aTe e e d tVe " iti l s i t t ltrl r o so n
sa
per. or to aut. th in
th en,
state fOr t 1 ose agile
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01sen.. V. physician and wrgeoe In daily at-
Mandan,.
Stedlcai if and mouths of .1,117 attendance:
11. Sictit,L. .1 it.. M. U.. lull brant street. Oc
tober. San embe• and December.
TiluS. .1. CipALLAH.It, M. D., 142 Sealthrield
air et, April, May and June.
SILAS N. BENHAM, St. It,, 132 Third street,
duly, /1.140161. nod Septenaber.
B. .1. A. 11 1 .0 EL Si. D., LOS Ross street. Jan.
eery, Februaryd March.
110. E. DONN an ELLY, ecirner el .11 and Grant
streets. Surgeon. In daily attendance. .024412
purrsuu Itt4
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POCKET CUTLERY.
These Kelso, Cr, acknowledged to be the best In
nee. They certainly are the cheapest.
HOLLOW GROUID RAZORS,
G roe Ile! e: pressly fbr prima use
TABLE CUTLERY AND CARVERS
In every ark and finish
- 171775 a. N. COGfrrIIODI7.
Agent to the rltteburgh Cutlery company.
AV*. 67 and 69 ruin Sired,
see IDISPATCH BUILDINC)
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Yrrrsaugoo. August 30th. INI.
FRANK YAP/ GOIMER
dlsoesed etas Interest In the Ism er bIACECIL.
ins( Jig a CO., to his partners. the bostoeu otter.
Arm wLU be cooled on by the rebudrang partneri
as heretofore.
auSl:l73 . MAA1111:11111, OLTDS a CO.
~!IYWY:~. 1 ~Hi:S:~~;1~Z~7nrw~;~~
JOHN B. & A. VIRDIDea,
wassallorlictt Mem, Sr„).- • Ts.
Wick attention to their extereff
at r W i ffer t e G M
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PLATFORM SCALES
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
Fur If 't4t, Pi P. n pi' n. East r rrt.
Ohio nnJ 11*(4 l'lrgirtiii,
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!•:- cm her IN, 19,211 and 21, .4it;
THE IRON CITY PARK
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10 •- • • lair ror the purr •.• ..rrerel•pag * 0
s *l4 •n..• or tO ../s. !lay and etre"' v. 111 4
n•he.l ',all. for 2.1. anuna, entered ntr
11-In. nO.l nrate •••,11 , 6 provid.ti at th e rash
prices to ex no•ilors nth , may desire 10 purebaoe.
Vor !ufrnta , lon relative to the 1.1.1 r, address
the Correspoudkan nerretary.
JOHN E. PA.IiK E. President.
331135 S. NY,..I.nT.
I . orreSpondlllll Secretary. atl=3/100,,Pr
CHIRLES C. BILSLEY,
Product and Commission
IVIFRC~3AN'~~
Wholesale dealer In
EVERY VARIETY OF PRODECE.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES
Made on Consignments,
QUICK SALES & PROMPT RETURNS.
Refers to
!HITHER &
JOHN 8. DILWORTH & CO
Warehouse, 201 Liberty Street,
Sep4
DISSOLUTION OF PAITNKRSIIIP
THE FIRM OF JOSHCA RHODES
et. CO.
thethis dsy dissolved by mutual cnent.
tither of partner* will slim the nuns of thefilm
In eettllng up the old business at the °ace of the
Pittsburgh Brewery.
JOSHUA MOBIL'S.
P. W. H. L.A.TSHAW
JACOB ANDERSON.
Ravine disposed of our entire 2tewlir I , laltinr
and klop Businese to Ifee•nt. 0.4.1380 N DILIILLINCF
TON R CO" we would ask from our and • con
tinuance of the patronage Ilbentil l y bettowed
upon us, as from their lons experience fettle ne
atness, ,we feel matisiXed, that they will maintain
the excellence or our Ale.
JOSHUA RHOOILS A CO,
Referring to the abate, are would Inn= the pub
lic teat w• will leave nothing undone to Merit a
con tin owlet of the patronage enjoyed by the
late ern, ofJOSIIIIA RISODIS t CO., and from our
eaterience In Ile business, fool saddled Gist we
will be enabled to give entire satistaerton to Itou
who may hirer us with Asir order..
ses CARBON, DARLINGTON A CO.
BLANK BOOKS,
Memorandum Books,
Stationery.
School Books.
• large stock (trail descrlpti•as at lowest prices.
STEAM BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
JOHN P. HUNT & CO.,
WHOLEALLE AND RETAIL
Booksellers,Stationera & Newsdealers
•a MASONIC HALL, FIFTH EMMET.
ADDITIONAL BOUNTIES TO
Soldiers of 1861 and 1862.
All who served three years are entitled tOlOO O
issitutY: those serving two yews, glint or .ka loare
discharged by raison of loosens, or Charlatan.
2 hree .11ffonthe Extra Pay
le dee Volunteer Onlcora In the service Ma m a' &I
MN end discharged, mustered out, or
etre A s rli 11165.
led are estitleg
iSfla•—rermaitestly .
i te ty ro, eito or OWL secoreLeglelegfv." ra bil "
W. 1. & HALL rArricsairc. Atterlefl.
Ti Groat Streat. TitSaborsll. Ps.
soLonaup
CLAIMS FOB EOM% te.
Ito andaralgadat will a9llNt_all 1 1 1 0 11 .111114 baok
pay sad ;maxim Etas salami sada OA oats or
Conran or Rata lays,
Cowen hashutiiiKii,aiiiiipt impiaLlstag ton
tiesomter attach.,
_Tit•zsiefiadtas witllll4 to
Waxily of trol■ UDC
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A First-Class Bus:ness Stand
JAMES T. SAMPLE,
LO IA) IN
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
A otizer
f.“ .••• In A.,,r.t•ny ano SA'rettuor,
tl• talnl. ,f..un acre •. Coal
and I.Unr •.. ,tre nt•
road an.: Sluro.ng cur,. r. , Ot, further particu
lar. en•,..-t la ILIA AM WAIll),
lir•nt avert.
TWO . 1111:SINESS HOUSES
I`C:) , FL !BALE!.
Frontitig tda Florist street. betsisso First Lod
Second streets. Apply to
'rTnw!
JOHN D. BAILEY,
Stook and Real Estate Broker.
I.`OR SALE—&n Ambrotype Gal
lery, occupying one or the best locations In the
city, aud Ing a good run or ...tom. Immediate
poescesion can be given.
JON): D. iI/aILET, No. ICC Fourth street,
Or, E. C. K EYS,_
null No. 6 Bill'. SI *tit, L Way.
FOR SALE-33 ... and
Surface, altos' u gn I les from
PittfibarglL and idway A!,..1 , • .; the
Ettantoca•lllo Turn, !' ut,,er good
gd cultivation. • ro. J scree of Umber. Yrs=
Edo oo n. and Log Barn.
I'OR SALE.-11.1.3 acres of food
tlWlle land, all level and ceder a high state *l'
caltlvation: , 00 acres cleared and eta he worked by
• mooing maehLno. arge two•stor y Mese
h-d large frame bare. L (ioed orchard of all Widget
wt. The place Is wall watered with never falling
et/rings. 1.1.41 well at the door. filtriate ► ens albs
fire New Brighton, adjoining the borough Ile 0 of
gallstown. Tee pace Is underlaid with •ix feet
vein of gawl bitemlneus coal, under which Is a vela
of a. e lire clay. from 10 to 16 feet, fronting on the
Beaver river. JOHN D. ISALLBT.
sepi No. Fourth street.
( lOUNTEIN RESIDENCE ON NIT.
It AilillhOTON FOR GALL—Over au acre of
ground,
taelng l o o n
o w m ch c lam F r
ramde Cwotid ta e g hailett sae wcooood
sad coal house, table IS stories high, with bank
teller for cow stably end chicken house; large ell
tern at bense, alas at amble; good well which never
cantatas less than 10 to II feet of •• ater. TM
fronda planted la fruit tree. , vines an.a.lnali
uit, and are surrounded on three sides by Wig.
streets. The locality L. one of the =St Ittlaot
re
tired and healthy In the county, nody_et "dada 10
minutes' walk of the city goat office. rwession. It
required, could be given nt short notice. Alpo va
cant lots fronllng on 11101, Mal= BALLET. eta.,
In akwye lioroagh, JObLN 1). T
Stock and float Estate limier,
sun Ito. on Fourth litreek.
pOll, SALE-46 acres of Land,
Lgu i r2 mu l tr o tb . e"ttr a .ouLke o rga t irm
Btatloe, Tlttsburgli and fi ' tenbenyllte Rail
road. The land I. beantlfttUy situated for country
residences, Allegh e ny auty of scenery cannot be
surpassed In °ousels , . The fonnation et
the hills 10 such that by any conceivable division
Into lots, each would he slit e advantage of the
Wi
seenery.
Block and Real Estate Broker,
anl2 No. 102 Fourth street.
FOE SALE—One of the most
+ beautiful locations for a Cesustry Residence
the county, situated 3 miles from the city, on the
Pittebergh and Railroad, with • sto
llen at I he place. ItConnellesille
contains 2 acree ripper
half rising ground, shaded with (arrest ' treat; lbs
rentaineer eloping tattle railroad. Theplace Jewell
watered with two or more strong /Lowing springs,
with engelent Lell to Peres wisteria • height of 30
rest.
and s R eal
801 - Ey,
!Reck and Real Estate B L rute?.
aura No. PM Fourth street.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTH: ao.
NEW PATTERN!!
ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETS,'
IMPORTED UT
hieFARIARD & COLLINS.
We have
the
landing she a =
rork. r
Marathon. the Arai, arrival balo p oitat=
FW of
CROSBY'S CELEBRATED
Tapestry and Bo* Brussels Carpets,
We hare Wetted the potters• with eat
essresel, for our i re Md. b e
Cat Oller Our COL- .
tomer. styles h at not to be found elsewhere,
and toe Lovas? wuowes4l.7 raicis of the New
York and Doston starkfle.
1151t11,1AND I COLLIE!.
rylv 71 cad 73 FLITII 11771KET.
cCALLUDI sucvniEns, No. $o
TuVIETII IiTELEYPC. We [fan. on hands a Tirry
superior stock of
O.A.I.IIErEPTIMT CIF
cd criai l a c alic u tigg e alVelr l t
ei feet wide.
?Lugo AID TABLE COVEBs—Every kLn lt
ape.
lowest
BEARTH BUGB—Trom the linen spaalthr to the
Ju prims, ed.
cAlit l-ra Toll MA ac, TTEIS, COCOA Aim IdAELLLA
. I [OOA.LLIIII
ranctsrly W. D. &Z. WWl=
HALL AMID DINING ROONL-AR
al•OM Pawl Ma/ With soulalllaal. la Mal
aryl. and talus. For masby
w. P.
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JOll5l D. BAILEY,
Stock and 1101.1 ESIALa Broker,
No. It: Fourth strata