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PRESIDEVTIAL
Sorest under ordinary circumstances,
the selection of • citizen to MI the office
of President of the United Eitateeie •
task of high importance. Under the ri
fting peculiar condition of the country
. that duty mamas a graelty and magni—
tude of the greatest consequence. The
(knernment and people are passing
through a transition era in which insti
tutions are indolently adapted to the de.
relopment of slowly elaborated ideas.
A large and luguential class of -iambi
tants long to erase as nearly as possible
all the results of the gigantic struggle,
and to restore the old condition of saint,
as nearly as may be. They Mink the
perfection of our poinkel society was at
the beginning or birth, and not in the
growth and maturity of the nation.
Their conception la the old one, that the
semen age - wu when the earth first
emerged out of chaos, than which noth.
mg in mare PreiLicrsterous. With a law
yer's subtlety . they seek to ignore the
earthquake that shook our institutions
from turret to foundation stone. Rap.
Ally, the bulk of the people Me °tier•
wise minded. They percelTe what has
been done, and through what agencies.
They see wherein the nemsalties of the
nation have changed, and comprehend
that either by judicial decisions or by
i ti
positive laws tutions must be Made
to anform to be absolute requirements
of the ey do not see the sense
or utility or cormanottlys dogma that
people exist o y In order that (harem
meat may - be exercised ; but maintain
that goers= is are rightfully Mai
toted solely for the benefit of the people,
and should be modified from time to
time to welt theprogresa of society.
Who shall the Republicans nominate
for President next year? We should lx3
well satisfied to let this problem rest yet
for a season, bat from various garters
,the Consideration of it to forced upon the
country. It may be it is better thus
than:otherwise Early and Dall &Bans-
aim will certainly diminish the chances
of a considerable section of the people
being taken by surprise. •
For a penod of thhly odd years no
statesman of eminence has teen chosen
President. Of such, only Mr. CLAY
and Mr.. Cass have been' am:dusted by
either pasty, and they were both defeat
ed. The politicians have shown a deep
and settled antipathy to men of such
real cortrdenity u Rally to rank as
statesmen; have conspired to set them
&aide; and in the main have secoeeded in
• doing so. This hatred of great men by
small ones is not a new thing. It is ex
Idbibid to all authentic annals of the
human num The muses admire a bon
leader, and • follow him instinctively.
The names di not except, each fbr him.
ieif, to occupy the high places of the
goyernmeit. . Greatness, therefore, does
,not gangrene them, Mediocrity, that
over-estimates Smell, and aspires to fill po.
• titian, neither nature nor art designed it
for, Ant envies and then hites Genius
and Ability. It is dwarfed by them,
and ultimately made to feel ite complim
ent babiltalk=e. Mediocrities us id
ways ready for antspincies against
Greatness. But this is not the whole
solution. No man otber than a genuine
Statesman can actually be President.
politician or any other ordinary man
may occupy the Presidential chair, but
he win not wield the powersof Melaka
Zither one or more Statesmen who may
ie In his. Cabinet, will.virtually hays the
direction of affairs, or, in the absence of
such, a el iglu of small politicians will
' divide the authority among thepi. This
latter species of - stlettnlstratien U the
wont concelvdit, and for the plain oa4
eon that thus people haze no adequate
a3narfahm of fondaniental Prinelples,
aid are coaatalitliprcnie to reduce gor
ernment to a wretched scramble for
°Mem and emanate. Herein is found
he real reason why CLAY and Wg.asmat
on the one aide, and Oarmoun and
Waxen on the other, after adorning
the national counnils„ failed to reach the
Pruitt:my. The 'nobodies were too
'shiny for them.
is the Dimwit crime it is more than
ordinarily Important that a statesman be
selected to do statesman', work, and that
the people have 4dt knowledge before
hand as to where he stands and what he
will do If they bestow their suffrages
upon him. ♦ sphinx may please polhl
clans, becrmse he can be represented to
suit reaybody; bat the disinterested
maims who have followed the Republi
can banner since If was that unfilled in
111$11, and who ere now smarting under
atwae of a great bertrayal, are' not In the
humor to vote mail they bare a reason;
Able assurance as to what i will be the re
sult of their voting. They demand a
candidate whose principles are not only
avowed, but whose record is consistent.
with his protestations. No matter how
illustrious a name may be, they will not
accept It without knowing exactly what
claims it has Wpm theirconlidence in the
Presidential office.
Tin Republican, the radical organ of
Mew Orleans, nominates Major General
Terry, the youthful hero of Fort Fisher,
is the successor of General Sheridan, if
removal must be made in the Filth
MilitarjrAlearict. It believes that "Sher
idan, tutting from the administration of
that district will, In all probability, be
taken up by the people as the man they
most delight to honor with the highest
office in their gift. As Praddent of the
United States and the successor of An
drew Matson, he will complete the
work of reconstruction he so ably cont.
suakced, end before the close of his pm
identlal term will bare the proud
ilmtlon of knowing that army floathern
State is restored to the Union, and the
nation once more the most powerful po-
Slim] unit on the face of the earth."
Ir nt a fact Worthy of some notice that
Mee Anna Barrett took her departure
for Europe while the Jury wen oat de-
Iltierating on the guilt or Innocence of
two brother. raker the lore of the
for each other intuit be of a cold
nature, or the disagrouneat of the Jury
was a known foregone conclulon, as a
dater naturally could not • desert her
brother at molt an Important hour. She
would at least desire to know the molt
of the trial before leering for foreign
o parts. •
Mug New Odiana Republican urges
that machinery, balsa, indusug, genius
sod guru is neeaed In the South at this
particular time tg increase her =aunts.
tureaend agricultural products. , "
Deatli by Llattnlag
Porno:pie are aware how many are
the deaths from lightning. It' appears
from statistics kept le Yana), that 'dm.
but the Jut thirty years mare than ten
thousand people were aro& by light
mag, of Whom two thonund two hen
'dred and thirtitwO were killed outright.
Eight hundred and eight ware killed
dozing the lut ten' Years, and of them
. Gals two hundred and forty-three were
tamales. If lightning fails on a crowd
it does more mischief among the men
than among the women, the taller per.
ens being most exposed. Again, ant
male ere frequently stricken, while the
person in charge is spared. The old idea
that tim,besch tree lea protection lea fa
tat neighborhood of Mil Isola
tad trees being dang erous , like ' that of
all highly proj ecting objects,' except
when they are in metalffc connection
-with the solL 'Railroads and telegraph'
wbeetere protean:tn. in so fa as they are
able to absorb and convey • co n s iderable
,amount of electricity. llyery locomen.
less (km unperceived—its metallic
• so azoalkeit conductor.
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INVESTIGATION--- 41 0. 3.
CHEMISTRY
The universal analyzer of all sub-
thirteen cognizant by the mind of man,
has, in the present age, disclosed cleirer
Views of the laws of heat and light and
electricity, and has, in their
.
Ificadona, brought them to Dear on all
substances, and have exacted from them
a il the properties and qualities which
charedenza them, whether simple or
compound. Many of thee products are
the result of laborious chemical investi
gation and experiment, yet they are
headier' by the unskilled and designing
.
with a cunning and dexterity that
awaken no apprehension and eludes the
notice of the ordinary,observer. , They
are trained for that purpose by those
who understand "their effects on the hu
man system, and are prepared with, the
intention of incorporation with food and
drink. Many of the substances employ
ed for that purpose are easily Procured,
cost almost nothing, and a glance will
chow that they aro in the hands of those
both at home and abroad, to whom the
preparation of food is frequently entrust
ed, and furnish salutary admonitioh.
But the people have been trained under
a superstitious dread that the keys of
heaven are held upon earth, and to a
course of thought that ascribes effects to
false closes. This course of reasoning
Is founded on false premises mall points
pertaining to the healthful condition of
' man. it has become evident, by the
light of science, and tho application of
I common sense, to the condition of our
health, that it only can be Interrupted
through the stomach and the circulation
and to these only must our enquiries be
directed. The stomach furnishes the
means of health, and through it no dis
ease can proceed, ..if supplied with no
other than wholesome food and drink.
There are substances that would retard
circulation and reduce animal heat to an
uncomfortable degree,. and others that
would increase circulation and produce
fever.
Yet it is only through the stomach
that either of these conditions can be ef
reeled. When it m either accelerated or
retarded above or below a given stand.
ard an trehaalthfal condition follows. It
Is true that inhaling the elmosphere at a
higher or lower point the a given tem
perature may affect temporarily the cir.
culation, and a condition more or less
uncomfortable results, but instinct at
once suggests the remedy. Poisons per
.mattently accelerate. and produce fever.
This may frequently be seen by the or
dinary observer in the 'Embed face, the
aide of the neck, and forehead as red as
the cheek. There are many who walk
the streets who furnish the evidence in
their appearance. The whole appear
ance Is unnatural; the inneales of the
face eaten out thatthey become furrowed
by corrosive
_poisons, and an artificial
floridity Is given to them to cover the
I daily perpetuation of crime. • The force
with which the circulation is propelled
to the extremities, and the laws of cir
culation overcome are • among the most
evidenteonsequences. Headache, swol
len feet, that perspire unnaturally fre
quently giving an odor not very agree
able, varicose veins in the lege, and ul.
cerated awns. There is nettling so re
volting and sickening as the fool matter
generated In the human body by the ac
don of poisene. The sick room and the
hospital furnish abundant evidence, but
if you doubt die right cart would re
move all doubt, and this would be in
odorous in the absence of all poisons.
On the corner of Cherry and Plum al—
leys an excavation was made adjacent to
a privy that the esperstrue tura might be
removed to the new pOsition, and hav
ing been made too close the contents of
the old pascal into the new. The per
son engaged, from his lunge having re
foied,to inhale the poisonous exhalations'
proceeding from It, died before he was
removed. That occurred in the city of
Pittsburgh ten or more years ago, and
all the science of the city has never sat
isfied the public mind as to the cause of
death. •
By the action of poisons on the "eng
raft being, all fevers are pipduced In
forms so varied; and in effects so multi
plied that those of the highest attain.
meats In science are unable to classify
them by well defined symptoms . or treat
them under uniform rules.
Oyer the circulation bythearteries and
veins we cannot exercise the slightest
control s as by it the lacteals and lym
phatics are supplied with their appro.
priate fluids. From the same source the
capilllons convey the, blood over the
surface and the perepirable matter
through the epidemic, and also the ducts
which convey the gastric juice to the
mouth that dissolves and assists in the
Preparation of all food for the purposes
of nutrition. All these verses and ducts
continue the exercise of their functions
by laws entirelyindependent of our voli
tion. No derangement •of organs or
(regularity of functions can possibly be
produced but by violence of poison passed
through the month into the stomach.
The tear is supplied to the lachrymal sac
sad the viteatut fluid to the eye by ducts
endowed with that capacity, but if their
functions are subverted or destroyed all
the genius of surgery could not restore
them. •All these organs are supplied by
the circulation vrith their appropriate
fluids and ere sustained in their action
by. the. nervous system, which ramify
from the brain and the spinal cord. and
arc distributed throughout the whole or
ganic structure of the soft solid, and
support the tone and tension of the mus
cles and ell the vessels of the whole
body. There is no vitality without
nerves, anti, so far as they iireparalyred,
the Inactions dependent on any particu
lar pair of nerves cease, and the life of
that part alone ceases. Since the dis
covery of the principles and laws of cir
culation :by Harvey, benevolent men
have never ceased experiments to illus
trate their action in sustaining animal
heat and in maintaining uninterrupted
'exhaustion and • restoration. Among
these experiments was that of feeding
cattle with madder, - which was found to
pass through the entire circulating oyi•
tem, and to give a tinge of coloring mat
ter to the bones. It is through this won
derful and beautiful structure, the vessels
of the circulation; that the fiends prac
tice and accomplish all their deceitful
purposes for the destruction of the health,
the happiness, and the HITS of their fel
low beings.
The Gnat Amerman Desert.
An Omaha letter asps
In an atlas I used to study long ago,
and I am no chicken there was laid
down just west of the Missouri river a
tract, broad and ecpansive, called "Thu
Great American Desert." I recollect a
forlorn buffalo, with tail ere K, sprawled
away outside of this tract, to show that
he did not belong in It, and couldn't
afford to live in it on any terms) and
oven an Indian, with his pony's tall
turned to the Desert, Nal chasing off at
top speed for abetter locality. As an
infant. in geography, always took
great amount of stock in this desert idea,
which now I think, after all; grew out
of the conceit of soma lazy engineer who
got sick of the vast expense for Chain
dragging, and lusapcd the whole as a re.
gion not worth ten days' work with
; chain and lava He libeled tbo fairest
wheat growing section in the world.
To-day thousands of acres of the guest
wheat that ever grew yellow in the stun
mer's sun aro bending and rippling on.
the fertile bosom of Nebraska, to give ,
the lie to my chi atlas, and the t oo .
graphical chap who misled good Mr.'
=Male Brun.
I went np the Platte Valley twelve
miles on horseback the other morning,
to a noble farm of twelve hundred acres,
six hundred of It in wheat. Do you
know that Nebraska raises more wheat
to the sore than Illinois, Wisconsin, or
Michigan? Pot that alongside the Great
American Desert.story and let it choke
it to death forayer. The harvesi is a no
ble one, and Nebraska will stand this
year permanently redeemed as an agri
cultural State.
The Malik= Lake.
The fiantinet, published at Jackson
ville, Oregon, of the 12th ult., says:
&vend of our citizens "returned last
week from a that to the great Sunken
Lake, Abutted in Crascade Mountains,
about seventylive miles northeast from
Jacksonville. This lake rivals the
famous valley of Binbad, the sailor. It
Is thought toaversge 2,000 feet down to
the water ail round. The walls are al
most perpendicular, running down Into
the water, and leaving no heaclL—The
depth of the water Is unknown, end
Its surface is smooth and unruffled, and
It lies so far below the Barium of the I
mountain that the air currents do nit
affect it. Its length la estimated at twelve!
miles, and Its breadth at ten. No living!
man ever has, and probably never will
be able to mach the water's edge. It
lies silent, still end mysterious in the
"bosom of the "everlasting hills" like a
huge well, scooped out 'by the bands of '
the giant genii of the mountain la un.
known ages gone by, and around It the I
=evil forests watch and ward are
The visiting partyllrcd a ride I
several g tinies Into the water at an angle
Of fortylve' degrees, and were able to
note several seoonds of dine from the re.
nort of the gun until the ball struck the
Bach. seems Incredible, but Is
some of our moo reliable
• 4 rtaluly ■ most:
; : I : o : Y - GAZETTE - 1 - -- MONDA-V,- --AUGUST-49,4867
s Cloaks for September.
The approach of cooler weather has
brought our the black allk cloaks and
peletots, which, whatever may be the
apices 'of fashion, form always a safe
and standard garment for spring and fall
wear.
Belts are, of course, as much worn as
carer-Anon, in fact; for the toilet en rate
Is !fist now the most correct costume for
the promenade, especially when it is
made complete by bonnet, , parasol,
gloves, etc., all of the same color.
But It will not do for ceremonious vis
iting; for this purpose a rich 'trained
dress Is required, and when it becomes
too warm for lace shawls and burnoose,
the most convenient garment tea hand
some black silk cloak, and this will do to
wear with any colored dress.
The new silk. cloaks are made some
what longer than last season, and ere all
the more graceful in consequence. The.
short sacks and paletots seem to be pro
perly confined to salts, for ihich alone
they are adapted.
The prettiest cloaks aro somewhat cut
In, but not fated to the figure; and are
frequently confined by a w ideated:l, which
in
Is tied at the back a large bow, and
allowed to hang in floating ends, to
which are attached Jet ornaments.
There is a shape also which la called
the Cardinal; It Is cut like a long straight
sack; but is usually vandyked deeply
around the bttom, and left open at the
aides, which gives it ease.
..
All silk cloaks are richly trimmed with
lace passementerie, which is a kind of
lace gimp, silk, and jet fringe and Jet
ornaments:
A. very handsome long black silk
cassette is cut In narrow gored breadths,
each hreadtkrounded, and eeptioired
the bottom. The scollop , an , rimy em
broidered with 'llk jet, and edged with
fringe. The casaeue is half-fitting, and
tied with a sash at the back.
The newest promenade toilet for this
month is composed of a sort of plain,
gored, short dress, or redingote, as it is
called, buttoned down in front, and worn
with a pelerine cape over an undershirt
or petticoat, which Is the proper walking
length, and about six inches longer than
the dress. This constitutes a very neat
and convenient costume. '
•
The Breton jackets,,whick have been
worn for some time abroad, are fast-find
ing their way here; there is nothing pe
culiar about the shape, which is sintelY
that of a short, loose sank. The feature
consists of the embroidery, which is ex
ecuted • in 'variegated colors upon the
white,icarlet, or blue cloth of which the
jacket is composed. They will be found
extremely pretty and useful for winter
in-door wear, and arc very fashionably
wom at croquet parties in the country.
Lace bisques and lace shawls are high
In favor for dinner parties over hand
some low-necked dresses. The dress it
self is usually profusely trammed, and
draped with lace, and a real lace shawl
or bisque forms the most graceful finish
and can readily be removed for the even-
Ing.—.Demorest's
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(ants are wa Jectte..
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all Zupan, Mouses el the tuts.
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THE POIBOIIIEI OF THE DAT.
The late temperance havesttrationa to Mama.
thumbs have throws a teed of light on the her.
table Manes break...lS lb* Newer trade. and
hare at the gum time eetnenstrathd the abso
lute nectially for usainitersieft dlffulre
loots for trietthinal purposes. ClefiTheita of the
bitten Mandl.r, men of the highest rank la
mtence, aid pitt/authrotasta, who are &bore the
reach of preJudion, hare tent Sad tel only to the
pernicious effect. of the adeneratee Ulcers of
roannerce. hat aloe the salsa, of etacontamiaa
led atesholic tohlu as remedial Lad Thetentilf•
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beet :sewn and utast exielnively , eme of ell the
etuatecolp of the say. tends stirirltrlthile
rillLatfl BITIZIth. this specific is the waif
reervaestealte of th at ateelethlv pare Wive
which efaleent arra., • ehemtets, ptire.cime
.1 social ecurtomiem In New 55.5.50 nave, est
eerier...l not te he • proper subject fee brota•
tory leered...l. The lacaltf proclaims be the
smooths of ith Pr0f.,..,. that a stimniert of this
clienteles Ma meelcal aeons/air. nUnit MIA'S
NU' circa 114‘14145 411 the muutrement• of WY
each. let aleotollo princJpie le free Dena the
irritattei cow tltuante which analysts detect. t •
Tree the De.t Implies I bosom. sad th e vegeta
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ho extracts with which it is aesthetes' ars
among the ten sat/Cotes toe taelefutt.** thee
toothtleal Weems, -• visorloyatley meant,.
The vet ciscorts. •.-tt, its
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/o[l3lt C011•1/6.10911 hahlte of tasty dettithe
*lima Limon, the for all each • etlica,ant wale h
Lt Silica, and sites Ur retlent prop
yetis* with its tonic titles* la maalletUr err.
rabis.
CAME OF FISTULA.
D. hams i 1 wrlla to thsat Toe Lm7 low
tholzoor •ad seteathle shaahemeat at ay 44=
asr, for whtsbleallid to eoasalt you some IS..
lu dasoss7 last. Tom wlll remember that / hair'
coomdleatloa of dlamase, valet finally ended
la • lertlble Manta, "%la 1084 Dees advlsod to
wlst aomuat oft amass/as wash.
which It was feared might Staten oa my loot..
thew that has popalar Mods et trost,l2 Cs
ens. llke Wma was or a sottish 01MMS1sht
whish, tf samosatal at all, would utasallY
throw Um 41serso epos the lugs or wow mbar
.V.UI ammo. oa aecomst of the soddeahess of u.
me sad rho tstmedlata eta* to • Csaharge
w Wet t was eoltundoed to bells , * veal • Wo
tan oroelsloo oc MMus* to get rid of atitsa m on
014 °audition la its amts.. I reel perfectly
satisfied Mat ycnir mothOot ol trastatest, ptirl.
171hg to the anent and loeal andlestleas to
the astalous pan. mast owe, II sa Minh eoald,
without eattlag,,mta x 0.4 It 414 .001 I as
talmr to noon nroelt os4l la avast wag:Mu.
with oollotlor mat , loollor larola Qua 1 thee lad
for years. 106114 al. oda that spylma
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km.. a lee Ma. with ell the olaertlSo aA
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CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR,
Nada from Kentucky White Mtat, (new
crop,) mr sale at lowest market rote.. •t.
FILAECEII TEA KART,
Wo. 13 Diamond, TIMM:rot.
Term. 4.40. U.& delivered free. malt
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?PRIDDY POI ?HI LISTLV Aft 11 1 / 1 1161S,
w Min Ite esoloeurs, 01 ritteburib, emit Tod -
DAY. the ad de) , et Septombor, IST, 01 the
OM. No- 10 et. 01•10 street,
lATANUINGTON .aiu JEFFERO
15W1 WLLS.I3I.• •
ILTT =RV OPENS InIDNE3D/T,SEPT.IB,
Armly to U.. PRIttIIDIttIT. Comoroborg. or to
the Vler:Awsibllti2, Worblogroir
attliolt .
L.I.DOE 110 ILDIN6 TO LET.—
.., 'nat./sm. Vaatorn. formerly
Bunn,' Building, -
.m.va r orati la tannin. • Irwin. on
suitofc for gtoura.°°i,Vgpar aunts.
• OLIVER bIeCLINTOI,K £ CO..
Yitto went.
10,000 UALLO"
IaTCIODZZrOV.A.Vgan.
I:7lrtigkltr r'"""‘ p"* " , " app
L. J. nuoirciump.
=EMI
HOUSE BUILDERS ADD
.
CAROENTERe. •
tot to
BUILDINII AND DiPAINS Proouttly attend
F11M6880311 rt !IBM,
sum . IT SettWitold street.
PESII SALMON. in 1 and 2 lb.
. MO Lobster. In I anel 21b. term frral
/sperm/us. In 2 tt , 'Green Oat,, Limn
He Pe, Condensed AWL ritrawberri... bora.
berries Illsoliberries. Caralsm, olive OIL War.
cenne BAUM KseeerieHtiritAPS. AbObtiOtes.
le "lo t sale St lowan Mo. at
111A11437144EA. WART. •
16 I.lltistono. Flll4bargh.
Tall. cult. flood. dellwated Oct. sot,
815,000 TO LOANS
ON BOND AND ISOBTOAGZ.
31/Z. 3P.111110.1 , 11r,
le Smith Oil. Street.
Zeal Ratak bovibt end told.
NEW ADVNEL
larA BROAD SWORD
4 0C11143:13.A.W.
T0...1r with a GRAY° I.2lllllri7Oti. at
MASONIC/ MONDAY .4 TIALISDAY
AVtil/4161. Ann. and 110.
Mr. $. T. Irlbar.ll24,N. wOose usaws .L 1
1.3114.4 theprogland., .11 en... Man.
lava. Chief of Cue Inertn. 5U19:2134
'OrACADEMY or oiIISIC
LAFAYETTE HALL.
The abora named banana" ...new and a Men
dial*, Sited up mitt every cancan..., for nit
Maui parr co ano Amusements, anell
m ram. Concerto. Leedom.,
Bits, i. " gier * wile U toa beld during the mares.
reu for Tastron.nr iNkiMal VALIUM& by
a rm a m . ...oder. *Miran. )
WILLIWIII A. IieULTIRG
OEMS
arLIST OF COMPANY FOR
• THE NEW OPERA HOUSE, •
For the Sisson of 11174: -
Mlin 102 11 trone v releileadlee Lady.
Vet rink noulnettet
tot nYLV 6:7755,, Lt Ud FelTnnbe nu aid and
Mn. SW/Int:MY. "d Old Woman .
MI. 11 A HY leutnnaln, Ta OXrellS.
Mrs. J. M. thJethl. MUD L. -iel/MOll6
Mrs. M5505L.,
HO. LlL !! ‘d4fl 3 b.',.. •
Mr. vv. n. Wenn. nea4astenenwe
Me. MAMMY MOTTO, Low Ooze man •
-
Mr. T. M. 11A 1 / 5 12121, eta. Itan4er and let Oil
M..
Mr..IOIIIeUeNMON, Prompter.
e°m"r•
aR ill WI IlLieleti:kgeottic?rn7rti:."'.
Mr. DP. Vert soil
FOR SALE.
wiwi
DRUG STORE, --...„ .
Dallis t1p4 , 9 Dalin.. mice. 64400.
lidnsi U. m.. GA zsrrx Orrier..
..11.194
CE ' 1 . FOUNDRY
~.:,i Asia
,omoloarms.
aszii: Amy° apt.
BO OYD & BLOLLEY.
cinii i. ~.11111 .st int. . 801 l Lace..
20 AC F LAND.
In Indiana Townsbip,
About nine mute tram Pittsburgh, well adapted
for eerden parr..., and on which la a good
orchard, will be hold Cheap, by
STEEL & WILSON,
Brok.ra &ad Haal KUM* . AIWA,
I:Z=3
AMEUICAN
Fence Manufacturing Co.
A new tad very deslreble VENI:71110 for Wi
lt! qtraa nr 4b arPtegegro:nds. eerneterzlotes
less DM
the then ratl4. 2.1 O" agent jam
ebb ntssenatha or these
to
Ism be wen at
Ito. t PClthstAL nTII/Jir s Allegheny taty.
t t l ' se4 P" araligtlitrlti tr:artst ite:
eat that It L. Ote theapest Mid moat bialtlial
tenth nowthade.
rtilAraraVA " kr " Ve . pt F,? U sr i alito 4
41 71Wilt41. ET:, Allege. eh rill. • •
rim) a PETTJVION.
sal/:di
THIS 7s To GIVE NOTICE hat
on the Mb day
of Asyut. A. D. Oa. •
- Wamast ta laskrepte7 was magma agatnat a.
ND! &TX Or .10$11 P. Barris.
Of Welty of Plitabergh. I m att. y ef •11a
gm^Y. Q u a d State of YeamY re. hm
odium ad a baakmpt en too on wines t that
Me Inmost of mr debts sad Warm of Mg
property - Wang - las to oath basks - apt to MD, or
for Mame, an.s tbe mash. of m 1 Pmlamlt by
atm, ars forblddas by Law: Inns amity or De
analton el the 6510 Smkrapt. to pre e *Mr
of
sad to Moose ens or mere Amis..
of SIN wale. nto be Mitl. at a Court of soma
tow,. to be bantam. no. 93 blamond street.
In Um City of glosbergb. bOOOO It&DUEL
Arglster, as the 405 nay MY SIZ
111111.3.gfkA. a. DC, at 10 Women a. tn.
• Tales. A. 110131.3 g,
5e13:07 U. 3. klmabal.
FOR SALE.
The Belmont Oil Works,
!Stasis Is tiro am Wart of tbe City of Canada,
'lll2:l4"iltn't
Yalmams Cart. treating tho liesellait Railroad
on Imo MEW, aad Prim MIS Mier aa orbs,
DlMlllas sari HoSsiag Aspirates,. Timken
for Crude oral liermod till, are to rime order.
Italldlast far sum torrariag sad Marla( Is bold
or fret. Brat dam aad arwarredi ao
d atre mem worso an somas Cm auger....
mat la Um roastry.
Hu21.1 popuanty. wideri oar broad •BZWIOST .
already altaloal la Rua trod., earablard 0112
taa Mot of Its aortasawayarir tat I.
Praia SlitarlL at Ana Carts Cipialltoo. oder
asassalloi Iblortmeto la otte auroomors.
the trim uteri for ear wort sw ba 5117 d.
roller;
rink.
from Ailed
!maim ROB prVieirt owsara malemptaro
.%
aallata• b.. print IN Was ca. be saver
tains4 tevia rroptieteM..l.4U . • Ile..
BEIMEREiIMI
ORPRILNIP COURT SALE.
BY•
?trio • of St link, of %be thor'foom` COl.ll
sr 1.014111(701111ty, SIN altomoood, admin.
Istrotors, WI St poOnt Gait; on I he plea.
looN 00
Thursday, Elaptember 19. 1867,
AT OAL O'CLOCI r. M..
ALL tee. certalA FARM. atta•LA Altaaboth
' Atka co. t . lathai l'Ara t4f. ' 2l i • lV:t.: '' V:g:
AnAela OM. lat. the weperty et Ural Hayti..
deemed. coatalsiag
91 /Clllll AND 123 PENCIII4,
Sea.. ' hi lapis ad Jonas Woods aad *then.
The MINN/v.11.4MA fat • train. Ihrataiid
Itaaa and °that , oat . like. Log • ' , oat
Haas, yealord. de- 2.100 d ts la a .od sta.
or cattlyallyt. *scold a.. 11 sena, atilt
N.ggred arty la• that.. Toe ta.l. la magi ,
lot • Witg root of Sty OWL 1.14/11T.
12116 • or OaLe—thao shard so.. ea di floors
of shoodt am/tat:l.la oao trey the lot day
•selt se at, oda latanos boas .I.llln. tetai
and ose-ant so rota akorged ea Ye 1.4
aortae Ye ten! 1111 at Ceroolla lleadaa.
•140.• : said dose dm, vitt late.. Yon..
pelattlemmetty to hot for 111 a, troy tho tat
dos Aptll ana. aa hol tho
elyal too to ISO partnal..ll7 oallstod Yon..
to ly •ecteed Of ay. and send..
prosaloca. I. glille•• IMO In day
et April meek led thal hotohttaa Or tar a•••
" iar as= a' srllos7 . Loot. of Mil adder.
egged. . enact. taoto Cl.,
141 fettrth Ittatratt..
NAT/loX
aalladao A4=LILISIMIon.
ZLZXO X. OCR ...... D. IXACUI.
_TARED ft MUSH a IsON,
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tasks,
Meet Iron Works, inc,
61 Penn SW P ittsbaergA, Pa.
.11101
wnca or CITY [!0• koxvixot.
Aagsst i 7. LS. • I
TUE ANSICIRMENTI .for the
(11,411.p7, Catlyi 01.0 Crt!Pl.r
Washington Street,
Irma traallto stress up reamylvaala
utel
Tcrecemiasozadl JIM trimolt,
lrou Da..tur to Mark ttl;l4t. r• nos rmititor
stam
lnottlon. .yd all "walla lo
arer's 'Aka 10! OCatelaea. "
11. S. ■OOU,
Cu? lorloeer.
winirt, cam & co.,
25 Fifth Street,
0.11"3/PZINIL 311,01 2 1. /0.11.X.AM
BLUE AND COLORED
Dress Elllims,
I=
THE PITTSBURGH
Maas Brick Manufacturing Co.
rat its? PRISM BRIM lITM.
Werke Agleam& to the 1167
riVIUT reirVoiltA t M O S!
Wlea holly. from 1 , 4 UPI
11. DICKSON. Pros!Swat.
S. w. austairm.D.
Vice Pmtheta AAA ThAsnrer.
At/TICE oh COMA/214.th or AmotaitathT
PA., rnifinvaun, Attguo. 14th, PM.
TO COAL MEIICILIATS.
healed Prop:teals will be .eeel red at tlecontee
mag.t i p i lha . 7 o 4.4.Tt o ta ty ilalualee, for fur.
oto
ZIULIT TO TON THOU9OIOII /WOO LLI3
(11.XJ1t
MTree from lsok awl dirt. To be deliveree at
yearend of the Ceara one Joh. to ri rt..% d
bon streets. in aosoti gee of Oil hundred Web.
els per day, sea to be weighed au the (Air Welarb
bratlee. ra)apat bb tnad• by imoranto
drawn 00 t h e Coen ty TreaS arra, when the con
tract I. otos:hived
NT 51notion or CrottAiralrinir i a...
Cootroil:r.
BRICK S BRICK I
TOE CIIARTIEBO VALLRY
BRICK COMPANY
Artproparod to Walsh
..IFIL. X 0 32C.,
la small or large riaanllglea. a h lty . ligs?
M u .tortga e llti k ijrnitlu . grarais r ,
aad amar //laid Steca , . Co ‘I x. d.
N. T. MENMEDY.
au !Poke
G : .'OUBLAY 11909,
SHIRT DIAHIIPACTCHHHS
27 Barclay St.,ttt;ar Chard' St.,
. mammy- iroms..
N. B. — nice Lurt• seat on apollesWra•
BELTING t BELTING !--Leath
.l...o bon quaint. and lowest prltx. /Ace
Luther ea!! /14vetr era&s . rar r t,
tal, Maw, In Malt Mont.
0y.,...C. 0. LU . T i 59—P0r 'loon;
tir.l9llp.twri.. B ratzfrj adOlni t ati
. ..!__rtyand null, at the 6 .1.110 " Y. ".
B
ikur No.• 7,,,J Wu.
J. u. IrliUlas,
NEW ADITERTIBEMMS,
PROSPJECPIJRI
OF THE
"ECLIPSE"
PETROLBUI REFINING CO.,
OF PITTEIBIIP,GH., PA.
CAPITAL, . - $500,000.
5,000 SHAHEBe; $lOO EACH.
Thla CoMpank Is to be orathlted to atattorsar
lure Petroleum Ilturothatthe 011 .
Created to Dr. lll.llBilar W. O. TWIDDLE.
The rateats. Werk Wounds. .
the bectualy•brOPariv e,
of tho,,ioll AL "
become
. 11
fitTegWrrirreeihs=dongtiopstbe Sharp::
burg Bride, and oonalats of Are or six acres.
It p ges etas a (amuse on the AilellbritY river of
about tee hundred feet. There is away. Seep
waste at thls point even at the lowest Stage of
the ricer, and there 0 a •afe harbor Moo lee
Owing lb. winter. The All bell renal MU.
LILT penes 40000 It. front of th e works on the
ook of the rlver. The
Haw oa s terml a wOrrkaag ela er
n l rp ay nr b g O u tega cron e s t h e
h Allegheny t i t er
°nitrate the wore.. At ntiarnstocrg the W cetera
Pronsylt nativrey LotettanY at sleeted a
" 441: 1.k ert i t t' ottlPTeTtt: gra eef aed to
rent. One thenettad nattrels at oil per 01.0.
'lke iollow.ug are a few of tee advantages re.
reitlng from Dr. Tartattilele new protege-
Tee bu•Laesa mtirely direeted of all
ge " l ' ele d el I g s= " be l =trig h T:el=am be. r.
N.
Wit the only agent cm ploa ea.
The u.e of eel ts end
i t are entirely .11.•
pooled with. awl the oil produced Is made bet
ter and purer without them. Ilesldra, 1101101
lout sa f er eando - kagbef by thls procese and the oil
safer inomlttantr. se &IMO. °dental.
The whole •pparatna Is under OM control of
one overseer. whether one hundred or one thou.
thud barrels or oil 5.0 4 .7 athmuh notntwO.
a be duty of this 0 perorate .late In the even
t., a.oeiceing of • few valve. Thera Is no tar
or eons to be ele.ned out. sod th e lapperatna lan
he etertid .011.01.4 In a raw second., thereby
eutireiy dote' away with the necellaltY of were
Inset; the lisheal It day.
Them 0 no bad ed, generated In the mum.
future the be stile 0.0 and no dear.-
Itow 1. •Oneratee. Thu waste messes are
at Ilsed le foal, and thereeldeum Intolubricatlng
11l equal In all reopen. to that from West VII.
Sloth and 000.
Se this prom.. 01l eta be Bend..d of
gee 001100 per barrel lees ten by nay other lo
ow, and at the Lase tlme • treater par ceetese
le obtaleed. Leta amousit or orplUt I. Noe Ired
to earrr on the austneme. for tea lesson that the
crude mate lel is aro rapidly an chtlrely trans.
tanned Seto thamwkatabie funtlitet. Thee ate
ma., and Tatlone facto watch the optratiou of
etheufacturi es oil by tole linens will demon
@trete to the obeerver , and rthlch Sr. not enu
merated here. •
The “Sellpse•' le th e thirteenth Beater. coo
Sr. tad hl' Dr. Twaddle In trite wlelatty. They
um bar au oniret theta oat thereat and meet sue
...pa ;the retreat. Ercetator, Brallant.
otaridard. Ac.' Bs Gael. Ma on. worthy of the
name It beers, and trial bring the beet of
tin ex perieuce to make It eomplete thdaatlasth.
tory to the sterokboiders.
001 y Une Ithadted and Fifty Thousand D Mere
worth of the 1.0,1 acme. or toe 141901 Petro
teem genn contpsny will be diste.ed of.
itte Poo an now open at the Pince of
S. M. KIER & CO.,
No. 359 Liberty Street,
HUM TILE UNION RAILWAY DEPOT,
tmalrw..reith.gzNyulz7,..„ttv...t:
US. N. Kler
. . ..•
qerds oX ettebleeloe't- tbe Works uabe obtele•
Leeof Jr. TW/J.ellt.t, veleta enbeetibees eau
ha , . the retiosalle of tbe prove. e ehplabted.
sobbotC ' • •
px.LIN *IW PLAID
illilllkhOd4 : ‘10:14
FINE FLANNELS.
JEANS AND CAI3BEEERES
THINGS AND MKS.
Sheeting (!k Shirting Muslin
TABLE DARLIISK
IRISH LINENS.
Country Blankets.
CON / MX1,1.4 ET S.
HOSIERY, GLOVER.
Handkerchiefs, shirt Fronts
NOTIONS,
=
I ►Olt MCC 11111111 U /311
EMI
WM. SEMPLE'S,
180 and - 182 Federal Bin
4LLsalizxr ciTr.
MIS
TUE OLD, OUIDENAL
TEA STORE
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
round Dyson,
om arson.
Imperial.
Gunpowder,
Eng. Greenhill,
C.4111g0/1.
Bouchonc,
Oolong.,
•
Old. Country Black,
And Japan
"Is 3E3 ,AL .
ALL U► MA HIST QUALM
No. 20 Fifth Street
NOTICE.--71111C • 117NDERNIGN.
ED
Dawn
redpeetfolly Daum their Meads
...DOUG Dab.. ix Donor.. that, D.P.... , "
notoo bu Into tlmto Dew Doildlng. No. it
Diftb lag
. m Oll to rot., of A." *o*
sow sielllngthalr hamar/ awl of
JEIPALR r, «gr COST
Conanleg of Watches, Nivel , Wan. rte. eee.
MUM. Pletury, eette of rrgettnu
seg.l.l.s. Preget Cloak.. etc. tie..
togeghte vita ell their la revs, eeeelellsg of •
large enemas of &Meg sue Wed pieta glue show
ea.. lue7 ettelvlog. amete , a. ete•
Aboel the antra t Otopi, t leeeigrees 10 11.00110
011111.1• 10010 WllO 1111 0011100 M WI fresh nook
Cl eft teirteleleg. to • grgt-elage evegry
HOl l / 1 4. VOl7 riespeetreUt..
REINEMAN, NETRAN & lIIDLE,
Q 9 111/711 ST/ISLT.
• 11.1t1999.19 1101 k. ,
SECURITY LIFE INSITIUNCE
ANNUITY COMPANY,
COW SONEFINT "E'CONINE..
Pittsburgh 01lice, Fifth Street.
FLORENCE KRAMER,
Aopyr.
ASSERICAN WATCHES.
•snaxmourooior.
Fine Gold and Sliver Watches,
FINE COLD JEWELRY,
BILVILUWAHZ, CLOCK!. Itm.
titTl ii=riAmlXTlll47.ol::l;
olmworre.
Wotrit rrIMITIog promptly ottroMol to. Mr
W. WILSON'S,
No. PO POlntilt sTaxrr,
roo doom Om, Morkr I wort. rbottlo WV
paTTsnvnon
crTr
All eteCo of e•ssithi den.. with PITA=
sad dlaestels. Toe Leen•re limes
fur ape 11.11ser 101 elotheuree ol extra abati e.
t:l3r , g:;:Ztvveer.::cl,7.l.ty.. u'Acr-..ta
a. the lellowieg :Awes 1.111 be 1444141.7
sato:
dos. Ater. cot. Ilab and Went es.
, Ooldeteln`e llDop ells More, Id Martlit at.
Cool A Ulll irderat Otle.
rumens li e u... 71/Ifte street.
dIItRD `T.
IL H. • N. J. deadens*. corner 704ers1 and
Lessee stMots. /Ulm secy.'
Wile*. No. 4 hr. CLAIM IT.
-
Irl7t.Merr_
ICON CITY CUTIIMY CO.,
N 0.3 St. Clair Street.
Rub., if ANDRICW MINIM the
eollso mock of Herdwere, cletien , nee Variety.
Wad; st the abet. fiend. St In their latanilo*
to keep on band aide:elms 'wet 4
HARDWARE. CUTLERY.
Clois, Mu. Bova Mrs, Pistols, Fishtoter...kW
2kipre"Tae4_ riliTurrjbgtalirt;
Uttliosast Basors .. eolillosa Oottlig Ito MIS
W. H. 110 WW, allimarew
NEW .ADVERVIMEEN TS.
KELLEY'S WEEKLY,
An Mustrated
JOURNAL FOR THE PEONS!
.114. WE WILL COMMENCE 01(101
Saturday, September 7,1867,
•
• •
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nhattrattd doormat for the People—a yam Of
sixteen pages, of the tame are and form as Bar-
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Una best literary unborn I. the
On eatnedos. September Ilk. 146.
orladlsplbu • Halr-a Stllllon Dol
lace et the Prod • In •barea losinaing
no Hundred thousand Dollars In
Greenbks. to oar Patrons. from a
dubs. ac asummtbs to {/.0.0,000.
One Share Returned to Every
Subscriber. •
•
cue
s moo
One •bars tun - 10 001
Wm Cure cub • &OW
Can eh ... .............. MCA
Ilan alarm cub 0.0
Irlcc• chaseeceob. 911.001 cub • &Wu
Ten shares ca.& 5..0 each ............ &MG
Terully share. coin, $4lO each 1 4 001
Terei.n y
share club. . $O. euti kcal
Tem>. shares cash o •2011 each...... • 4.,0)
:11,T
anni there. cub. rem Or Pc St each 10 CO
:17 mewl,. bleetaucc. 103 taco 3.:11
rorla A " . nee. Sigel each ............. anew
•n.• • es,
. ' ll l il
, %
MO&ales' Cal I Watche& 440 *sae 20.0 X,
10 Hu Ulm Cc. Silver Wuctee. SU each )000
SO Hunting Cue Sliver Wakes, 611 eacho,olo
.51i•ts u Iva Dud., it.&o each ...... 7WO
10 Ummend Ming& 40:0 each 5.0 A
Utlier at0ned........ 1114 000
• COmmittee crane. by th e eablerl be, Ft Ire
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the eine owned sham .4 Utait rests' will he
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TIUNII 1011 Llcal4Ll tol.lo/0000
61.10 IS the Clock . . Oftleo, Auet. In montl.e.CAn
gos•• 1= • •
Naxos Kn. • noon.
10!j1, rutihnia.
0.0. A. lino r. •• ••
lend•a *natal, eat . a h.
•
Jolla toslth, nun. In wan e Plltsbornen,
Oar.. (Winn. est•A• " • •
Amhara anus..
m. miner.oners.d.,
Wetinlng. •• "
aa. tat.. •on. ntishoign.
Co•tot. •
W0...C0. oe. Wagoner. oat's. •••
J on. ••
Wn. tnectoloon, [ann. ith :rad, !11400x[*. 0
.
Wm Con a Co.. 0.4•4.
MeCtlettou A Co.. " •• ••
Morels Collins. o. noon. Mt are, rlttobnegt.
Mebane, Yon. Yew, Me tor. I'lltsneroh.
CUM. ann. ••
Z. 11. Mark
o h
er, ••
Cam. J. beau Inge, eat` •IA •• "
AOC end. • • "
P. Ouolorla.
Jac. P e4ltl, 0. clods, nave. Pill...nod
N : or , VITZ:Ii. tavola. E:ttiltr.tr,l::
0011 • ',Seely. ut•g• h. •••
Illelnn o. 11th au. Tillsbotlh.
C. Mallon. lan . ton, 10th woe. CUtsbargh.
Ado. nep/on. lot :gun. AUl:eg . buy.
Y. IC
u. Wen. •• word, Alleahon.
C 1... Yeablonr. •• •• •• •
Voisaberly, oo1•1 0. •••
alelo /Lone. telpn.
•• 410orn. All homy
fl •
I. Y. /*Under. ••
W. KllorteesOsta. •• • ••
John 111.... rrrrrr r vat* Allegheny.
noon A lal4lnah, '•
Ans. oils. •• •.
Join itounborut. ••
Jena netarenu. •• worn. AltinOng.
Too. 0. Joe..no. entif Itt •
Jobs V/Lseueta, . Into. Of ltrutnAloa.
lioneoel. a Woo 4. 0. non. "
Jobe D. alone. tour. Dom of T. /11ra•Inno.
rain Ina. Worn. Au. et
Thoo auto. •• .
non Amu. • ' ••
Juan •• ann. of Mt. WonAlnito.
0 ho Inert. •• •• •
Y. 0. fletionnon. g..flon.of nannonne
Woo annoy. near. Oudot& beano.
Joha. Loon. tuunla.
ono. Y. Thu.. Lavern. litelsoo lonuan.
oolassnolob 11.41' tik,llll, L 111.17
Jeea Olkle-doe*, tattoo boor- Linn) IT.
Z7.7ll:lTl,l.llTp°!°`'' . •
fat.. 0.1., rani. non annotolp.
Joe. Knows, nun. You 1 nutdp.
Coulee Innen. tours. 11041111.0 evonnt.
nue*. Hogs., taus. woven. Uwe I.
Cot. tiorney. • • I ::
e.
f.O. 11.11er0aa, •• •• .•
• vs Itallorosten. ••
Cot. 1101.unae, onu goode. Iforeenlloo
2114 Linton Kau. •Ilt .11 o• • Con, Linn
vs Willa i0../AY. the Ute day of Anent. WI.
at 1 Wenn A. a.. foe Inarloa Ws above unal•
totioa.
JOHLIS
0 0 0, G. L IIINADWr•
.'
4.4
powriurr
cm
HON. TIMES AVMS,
Now Ready.
sla Tao sabeenbar lakes pLitssan alsaaaaslal
Ws anal.
PORTRAIT OF HON. TRAIL OMENS,
"TILL.
ET 111 CUULUD MU 111110.
1 . 1 .•4 1 • •o0 , 1)1•10.1. 104 the Is new
3..017 rat ialtrery. •
30 1 0 am., tPeslnsva If Ye 0.1•.rt101; of 010.1;
et. art, and .0 .10000 1 , 100.• at gm rIl•Ua•
(weed 0••• man *Um Iva.. It portssit.
LOU 10 •ndost telly • work whop. welt. Wm
aeiom tees ; asd oat oi•riteli .11 1N
nom. roam 040.•••• of Yr. 5711t11111 0111 deign
to OA.. • cotl.
•• ber•tolt. stated, the p•••• of IL. Patina
011.1. ;orl. aa ol•siat Mut Walso Jim.
•••••• 01 0111 Irruc, OZ.
maxims ABZ 11.13174 D.
la all ram of tho Vinod NW., la eueoao foe
sobotfloorf. to whom a Mond oonfolmatoa .111
Do alkmod.
X. MO. OBALMILMOL.
No. 6 LOT 113 U CT
MZMffi
TO WHEAT GROWERS.
EUREKA AMMONIATED BONE
•
•
Supet-Phosphate of Lime.
• MANUYACTUILD. nT
THE ALLEGHENY FERTILIZER CO.,
SEWARD & CAMPBELL,
Office, 366 Penn St., Pittsburgh Pa.
. •
Tb. beat Yertt , lter t. an, Sod et abed bY
111 /arm... tan bawl elan It •It ,to ba
standard tar rat it tarp aro_p• qt bast, elm
clata. Corn; rotatoto, aa. We haw pabli.b.4
gr ,il . llll =B l 4:lll°AtrlgilorailVil
tinter. cootu of which will Oa stat Cola to say
leading ea thalr wtdreas. •
ALLE6ELENT
GROCERY IND PROVISION
COMPANY.'
JOHN A. MCGHAW, President.
J. P. ISRAEL, Secretary.
The Ptook of OP. Vompao7 1. 10AM/ nevi?
bought op. non w 1 .1 11.1110 myth ,11.111.4101
Of Bo tomcats, Old Potter
ALP.i.I.Ailr ALT 0111q0117.
At 26 Federal 61161011m1Ye
FItEEPORT , - -
BAIIIIED FLANNELS.
The rearrehmed are the SOLI A6ENTS for
the eels of Wee OLIABILATED 7161,21/1 . 14.8.
IrCANDISSIS, JAKISON CO.,
en aaeo
103 Woo; Street. , - :
NIVEMS 4L CLOTHES WBIN
.ors-au - bat M - carvirnairw o r
wfrrastsd la styaberfeetstilstbetles.. ant
1.
me tam befors ourebutsysibnybabe /yr salt
by to solo syssla tor Allblasli faf d
Ys cull stmt.
NEW ADVEB
SMOKY
INION PACIFIC
RAILViTAY,
EASTERN DIVISION.
THE 8 HORTEST AND MOST
BILLI&BLZ ROUTE Qom tL limn to all
plat. Ist
CoLORAIIo. NEVADA.
ostironits. oann.
ARIZONA. ' was/gin/loz,
nsw MEXICO, IDARO.„
=
Two valve Icara State LIM iad LitithilitWODh
daily. (Sundays imeeptad i ) o 4 tiwurll , 6l Of
trains of Pulite Railroad from IL Lonla, And
Hannibal and St. Jo BaHroid from MitlAnYt 000.
:meting at Lawrence, Topeka .04 Waillese with
Stamm for all polotsl a Zama& Atwnd of trot
welt of Ellsworth with the UNITED IMAM
ISPIUDS COMPANY'S DAILY LISL Of
OVZSLAND MAIL AND ZSPZI:SO COACH•
ES PUN
DENVER, SALT LAKE, .
AND ALL POINTS IN THE TITIBITON/TIA
ood staICIANDIRSIMPS TELMA 'ALT LINZ
OP COAUEIES for Fort Union, Benl's rest.
Tao., Albuquerque, Suns le. sad 81/ points Is
MltOns sod Nes Nexleo.
With this reenat.addltion• of roiling Stock and
equipment, and the arranzemeatS mad• with IMF
spoarible ore:lend Transportation Uses prom
its western terminus, this road now otters ppe•
quailed fullitimfor the trmainnisolon of Might
LO the Tar West.
Ticket. for sale./ all the principal offices la
the Dalt*/ 8 aaaaa ee6 Catiadat.
/se aura and AtlIC FOR T/Cilirra YLA TIM
ntwor HILL 110177 Z, UNION li/LCIPKI
/LPILWAY ICASTBAN DIVE/lOM.
A. ANDERSON,
General 'lsuperintetideat.
J. M. WEE/MME.
SUM Oesiaral' Freight. and Ticiet Agent.
2,000,000 ACRES
CHOICE LIDS FOR SILL
Br TEL
Union Pacific Railway Co,;
ZASTBILN DIVISIOiIi
Lyttm along tba Lae of Mir road, at
•
81.00 to tIS 00 Per Acre,
I=l
for partlcalus, asps, as.. addnu
JOHJI IP.. DETWILI,
Lau Commissioner. Toyota, Isamu
emus. S. LMISOMM, Mosey.
.ISt. Louis. Mlssoitri
- salsa
NOTICE
TO THE HOLDERS
=ED
LOU OF THE anclommuTe
OF PEZEVAILYANLL,
Due After July 1, 1856, and Before
July 2,1860.
Holden a talowt.► LOANS O► IUI
CO/IMUMWILALTLI or riumsumumt
nimpaatal to ',mum than Inv panwist traiaa4
vu Yd Iniassalo as •
•
The Fensers' and Meehantes' Ns
finalist* of - 11lledelptila.
Lon of Waren 14 MO. Qua Nun 4. NM
•• • Ternary 11. HU. Jtl7l. Tell•
• Runt 11. III; :In i W t
J. 1224722. Its. 444 Jail MI;
• • ine 7.141, dee Aenas y Mi.
Mane 10. MR J sly 1. len.
• • April 5, 11 11. do .4 eir 2. M.
♦IM. all MUM CRAM= LOAY3 duo prior
t Jolt . 3, list
Allot Um anew LOA2ill will oust to trow
lietvirl stun /latent 11, leC._
JOUR W. CEIRT,
I 4
.101111 it; a& 7u
aunt roa szazziit.
WILLUM H. SENILE,
EIZSEE=EMEI
111321=1
NOTICIE
TO THE HOLDERS
OVERDUE LOANS
EE:I3
COMMONWEALTH OF
PENNSYLVAITIL
• . •
Holders at the todeolat Lune at the Cala
moamealtCof runelivanla eau rowan MIN=
tort:tape! and Imates4l he Druanzlner Woos
tha honurn'and ateehahlu• H alWaal lnk, 01
and ghee May 14 teat
Loan at llaraltl4 - 11ta. daeDen.l. 1133.
Loaa K £OOl.l es, tin, duo DVS 1,1011.
L7an at Arrll La, DU, dee Lag. 1.
1. no or Match 01,1E1. du :us al&
Jt tale above Lau. TM Nue to Omar la
lerut us August I. LIER.
•
• 3011 IN W. GRUM,
CB=
JOHN F. HAR'TRNFT,
AUDITOR ZEXIIM.
WILLIAM H. KHRIELE,
EIZE3
I=l=l
HAIIBISBDBI3, JIILY . 29, 1887.
•
TO THE HOLDERS
_ .
UP TUB
.•
Loafs of the. Commonwealth
ur
•
PEPINSYLVANIA,
•
Due. July Ist, 1868.
Tue coeuideeteeeee or . tbi Eat* Nati wpl
Propooo/s Kota kleotoottai 14 . ,1117.1f0r
tao Rodoxiotioa of Com Matto& Dolton ot 1.114
Loons of thls Conomoooraolth, 400 4017 tit. UM
Hol4ers oral Ulan.. thotr Prep:WWl to the
Commiodatert ot lb. Stoking road.Altesto.
burg rtoottlonots, and endorsed `taroposott
for the Bodemptlos of Loom of /AL! , -
Fairing JORDAN. •
• UMW.= OP =AT&
JOHN F. ItARTIGINFT.
•
. • • £001701.011110,,
• WILLUITI H. HENKE,
77&T1
174'bITuewr
porsoNotra AND . IFILTHVI
Adult/ration. ere Seed
IN fall 1111011001111 Or ODULIIIII OCR
Man LEAD, • WO XT crucifix&
.11181,
Al. Miming Moo . Adaltarialeas reed.
• THE PURE SPICE Milk
Ileaetectare mamba% perfectly RUBE aril=
11500.00 REWARD.
Poreny Mal erstar fond %age.OePekl:tri= ,li nyZe.es e apicsuel
BIONE eB3lillB lIELLBa . ilea=
ARBUCKLE!, & CO.,
Mush Crum unniFittias If ?Ere Nics 101
222 and '22l,Ltberty Street,
PITIABIIIIOII, PA.
WV01 :3 6 7 .1712.
noetleel U.S may CAM surf*. int •
a. EAULAIroad' tij larlate
by J. D. maul& * 501 R.
NOTICES.
tgrALLEGHENT covaTy
Republican Executive Committee,
An salaamed mettles of the Committee *ill
be held at the ontee of Aldermen 1. L. 50711.
IVF/LLED. corner orDimnoiall street and Cherry
alley. - on 11017011. fitful 1010. M. et 10
Weisel a. at., It le expected that 11 , 0 0 1 1 . 001 b0t
Win be Nemo. by ordef•
' J. H. EII.LIS. Cullman.
1411UTILEILLAND, AWL:lee.
.17tole0:2111T
rarUNION REPUBLICAN
COUNTY CONVENTION.
The UNION REPUBLICAN wrzas of SUM
(hear covey are requested to meet at the usual
oboes for holding Muttons In...mond WaYder.
Bortmghs ad Townships. on
Saturday, August BIsL .
-
Andop a eleet TWO DELEGATES feem each oleo-
ran
r b St
or nominating eamomes Du Venue
eedand p r zrg iftlM o ralt I veg or z reoneylert
LOPe torooln f " " • 7
nr hnvAr.letVo re i the Townshlpe
De hag between tbe u tio Le of throe and mi
Is, lo the Boroughs and (Rues
betneen the house of Am 4 seven' Wet".
p. m. In the titles tea boroughs th e eteutiona
etmtl be by ballot, and In the townehlps by mark-
JACXIII /EL KILLER, Cbalrenent•
Boa.. fl=r4E.
tarNOTICE: ,
TO SHIPPERS OF PETROLEUM.'
The Allagrig ti Vaner itamroad Comm. will.
ra ' ,mat arattiti= " 4ret u ko7,
to sitoctiv or PlM:rah. ._/ la.uAY
fiESWlt n atTa=t b n . ra
Pincher.. Braarcßaadat to CIZIITaBACIL.
T. track or the turd .tradad down to, .4
stock the waters end. at
ror Andre Bead, co as to
atom saraaary Sacllttlaa Um waver..
and shady traasiar of Oil from boat, to art.
171 Mon - H. 81L.A.13..T0N IC. thapn. •
ELDITCA'ZIONAL
MB. AND DRS. SMARTT
Classical and Commercial
.a. 31311 214 C
(for Blears, young Ladles and Gentlemen.) No.
IlierIELL• neßcia, allenti*ny. near the
sanitation Bridge will re.open for the Wrote
Bemlon, on '
Monday, the Stith of August.
' Mr. 15111,&HT was employed during almentella
roars. Prat se • patios Marotta:, And gobs.
Thinly 112 exmolarr ppintee• to the 1.
mad hero.. Department ot tbe CM] Bo viol
of weal Britain. , Bra. SLUM, ap•elally Ode
cobalt for the nrofeesion In one of the first heat
node* itt 41 , boa had large experience.
The runt. embrace. evrry ropilatta of • sound
atid • Moral education, atm imeet• conunliting
their oblbireo to oar theme may depend on Nei:
being liraLL. Y•0011r.
Oa r Bohol Room coven, the eatira tnird . story
et oar milldam.. arm m weave not ood aaaaa ex
pense for bast rem. and empby no assistant
NMI... Oar terms are very tow, vim
TEN DOLLARS PER SESSION LESS
Than thou oVnltar rood sellooL. MUM I , l an
ueompliseted Teacher. • anntan
SEMINARY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Booth End Third 11. P. Ouch,.
- DIAXOND WESSZT.
TU. Sesteary, formerly connected by K. H.
TWINLINU, or
for tee next year on
Wednesday, drpeetaber 4th,
Under the can ore. R. nnonwi. A.M.. who
ut bo smutted by Wise ladles at most snows.
BM sap In Oats re peens., de tsrtsmats.
s be Cloenes et Steal and Method. of
lion will b lads as to secnre %Bosoms' .L.lb
bleaeaL collar..
r !synod beslth Intl be promoted by dellY
prattles. 0510..
ea sotompltshed Umber of
tiympastke non CaUstbetess. z former ;midi of
Dr. Lewd.
TM busorportualtles mill be afforded for m
onied 'ede mas,greeds. 0000104 cad PalnUns.
(antlers may be Bond at the ',numbs' Book
Stores of Aneabany and Ansburga.
alleala to meth early tO Pltts.
elbM. m may be route so DABoI Booms,
srom to f
f, lit n erery MO use TURPS.
DAY. till We Term commenost.
.111. W. DINGILI. PramlliaL
Plitabwrb, Lunn?. IW. .stdzi
WESTERN UNIVERSITY.
NEXT. TERRI will com-
Tl 2.
11011 DAT, B.EPTEKIEL 2D. • •
•
An arta dash. to mser should ae Dreamt on
that day. 11th lasstlnUon has am elm. Pro
fessors, and Mania Ma but Mr warm i3l tbs
Lmirmitm. LlSdratara and Demon. gradients
ma attar tha Praymatery. Sciesalele or Collo
dhata mime.
Tor lebrmatl as adcbasa the PILTZUJENT 07
WZINTEILN 111. ILI OW .treet.
asgEda
BOOMS!" nen
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Nos, Sand 8 st. Clair Meet.
Um • riap•tosl vas=ter.
=!====l
Arittoost sod toonoothlp par quarter
For Olrcolfra or Orr M, •Adroso
W. 11111177.2. or
orormrs J. r.
CIVIL ADD BILIILNG
• ENCINEERINC, •
Lal le. smatiew:Asa PULT77. lLit ClOlO
te. L' otsl. Mon poa:
Na-op tb
eas MO. torte. ALM/ UAL
fil 3 Tlß,mtra i tpaftrazao .. kapplr ,
lA.
1:?•Ailzwt:ts):-MMI
ALL THE LATEST EITTLEN OE
• GILVTIV, DOW, T0C171 . 8.
ILIMIZEP MID CHILD'S
BOOTS, SHOES,
AND GAMES,
sa
idla ( ea rut misty, d man emcmabNi
at
. _
31 FIFTH STREET.
STELEILTZ A CO.
LADIES , ENGUSII LASTING
CONGRESS GAITERS,
AND BALMORALS,
Warta VI, selling at $1.50, at
31' FIFTH STREET.
• W, E, SCHNERTZ a CO,
rreettrlPT
TEAS I TEAS 2: TEAS 2
or ALL MUM AIM QUALIIT, AT
utek...
• UMW 7LIZA.
Et QOoti s
•• .......
-" 1.01
'LACK I.BAS-11.211Urs.
But tMul.
Uted •• A2O
Aura •• ... LAI ••
BLACK llTAlF:lNtwebesir, flouakasig
Aug Osurioas.
ltc. 1121•4 Au. sesoArc......Atio
• MOM! trY . d 0..... LL
—.
ZAPA7 TRAC Ltl
1222•1221.1 Juan._ 2 , 22 . 221.uut
Juan. AQUA nun. Lip
ALIXED
_IttAR. •
LA 1 Mlzal Tux, ji but 71.2 Lie
Ye. 2 •• ••• X 24 tun • .11,. •
Yuan the Ulan an, ons can t Ju2 ast
Usti ot isa th ey w want, sad hue t Au up v LA
any paulll2. 2 20rpurgld hi any or the Z. 2..
Crese araddcgiratTus i nr :r3
t ir raill ol : l = 4 .lTAVAl,ll th at, o4
A. HEIM.
tar:2MS 172 • 171 Padua Bt.. A 11222221.
(111:1NAL WAREHOUSE.
•
11101111111 BRED it. CO.,
•
IZILIZE•CONLWELMUIS,
No. 100 Wood Street.
- saitziksts n e,
• ,I„„Aczbn,ya desariptlol
tiro:At.
IMO BTU Willi of all Tend% to
nit Wrirml molt tools. •
Tit V& most tromploto Kett otwOW7
ttLtog um tothecttr..
aue •
maw IWO taw Ye *Quota the Nam
. .
SHEPHARVS
CR►CLERS
317 Liberty Street,
FITTI3BURGEL PA.
Fumy swum% .
- PUMP MAKER. I
ca, gum Tr.%
th. TvgAr
ms's atom%
,Astaxitrineavris,
;agar
teithittrgiri 11:Z11:4?:14"ViUs
WANTS.
zsrak. : Cox 7 4i.zr •
Acquainted with the Urtl laalume, Only thala
Salary
00...1 , 01.1 teooollaall4a al.! apply.
Salary moderate. Adams . e. o. BOX WM.
wheeling. V. Pa. • amypap
TO, FABILVES.--WANTED;
4 SUUO IIOn
fly • s rindd ladaststoll. ma=rl•4 3auk,
r:re k zAla. Mtn • team of bor••• which
arou G. IL at inl7Bl4ldiegnitrrNe .
ay.12:d43
•
WANTE -
rt.n. irstoronnts, toilet I HUI pay
to cult. If dall•and to good age.. 1H 2 .2...
men C•rbtaes, (won 5k0 , .....) to
r for WIWI, HIS. or Carbtallin 111% fot .
ribrlirtl= " l emlat '.." tr it' s it ti Vir . i.
or Mootent.) rodnettott u torto on broken
as.. Cotton haring .1 of lIIVIi am* Pm
sale coo adtrum or an 10 . JOHNoTON,
-Great Wastorn G. — Works: corner Tons an. 3
Wayne Plttaboroti.
WANTED,
JULY COLD COUPONS,
And Compound Interest 1 01011.
ZAIE2I T. BAUD? 6 00“
Canzar Ponnl woodets.
I=l
WANTED—Men In Salesinen
• m Doran:mem of National An . Ameolatlaa.
Andy St 01110% 10
ir. CURIUM
rntstdcat at •uott.tloa.
It3Dtimerad Street. rittatonritt.
4:ll;:,lositopplyi:L:Tri
OLIVER
31'CLINTOCE.
& COMPANY
' A. daily receiving a line asp:Omani W
NEW Gt . OO DS,
Which are offered at ■ large Medullae trees jut
Shrines prove. • •
BABRAIND
_lngrain and Common
caa.puriprrah.
Mattinge at New York Prices.
Special isdnumnats to don nth bow, '
OLMIRAPCLINI'OCK*CO.,
79 Bath Street.
sun
PRICES REDUCED I
CARPETS !
Oil Cloths,
Matting", •
Window• Shades,
Table Covers,
Piano Covers,
Rugs and Rats,
Stair Rods, dm.
In Hew of Dotty onr PALI. 000138,
otter oar nook at prices to suit tha CIA)1111IT
ItUTZSI. Thou asedlnignoods In oar lbw ama
zon Wool So ➢a.
BOYAR% ROSE & CO.,
21 Fifth Street,
\
Over Nets. • Bell'.
BARGAINS IN CARPETS !
JUNE, 1867.
WE HAVE .TUETT OPENED
NEW STOCK,
Bought at »Gout •aettou Saki u NeW
Intuit tes ogre at
Reduction of 20 Per UiL,
====!
we Lave radiated
ALL-WOOL ENGItAIIIB
24 C. Per Mad.
BRUSSELS OM=
24$ Cents Per Tara.
Red, rbile igad Ckeokea Mattings
Ts 86 Cents Per Teed.
WHITE MATTINGS,
Te Sb Ceuta Per Pam.
Nay sad beautthal pattellt.
1107TIROLUE LACE CURTMESI
At OA to 111.0— . 000ttl yoke •10 w.
A 111OUCTION OF FIFTY PER COIL
IFBLIND &. COLLIN,
Rand 73 Eftb - Skeet.
Nest ballialis lb Vaud ours. camas tieua
mg Postallse. sobbed Sea, ~I X Mlser's Boot
Stare.
HAVE REMOVED.
IWCALLUM BROTHERS'
N0..51 Fink Street;
• pw Ilaa at all airw .4 4a.table pane.. •
lIIEDALLION irrAvers.,
Velrete, Brawls,
Tazizsrinr 1111118REL8,
• Ism oad cholas usortment of
Piano and Table Covers,
Emma 641illik 110811 C IVO Lill JILIP,
G3l 3Elal.ases,
THREE PLY AND TWO PLY
Ingrains,
Azdtimivyruty of low prim! Clanteiths:
BIoCALLIIM 8R0M6118.,
~m =myth. ntreot.
SLIMING EACELINEEL
DON'T BE DECEIVED ll
in.mtelair Ulf alum. afteraiesta of tuft:
llseldpak bet ma 0 ALE • L.
" it " n'""
in"l
- talk
~.....emapto.
. • .
71(fc 1 / 2 10a 'ZULU istreetc
astos abeini Iketttlif•ld.
Gain= & HARED%
ELASTIC STITCH Alla 'LOCK STITCH .
Sewing Machines
%f t
JVID. MI /WU Street.
GZT ZONE BUT
. . .
GROVER & RAKER
An • Solids, OM. it Is natal:di.. TAII eat sad
tharatoreth• blot. Deatil tes•ll•44 MI Nat
NO. 108 111/T8 BT.. abon id
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