The Pittsburgh gazette., August 20, 1867, Image 2

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tki ift4l9taaittt!
rtnermilr. Attack 55:1047.•
Tan "Emmy ELEurioNs
The forthcoming primly meetings of .
the Republicans of Allegheny county,
for the selection of delegates to t h e Con.
' , nation called to meet at the Cosirt House
for the purpose of nominating candidates
for Senate and UMW of Repraestailyea,
shoold interest every voter having the
Welfare of the State at. heart. 'While
there is' much to ,be mid oppo
sitlon to the delegate 'same which pre
vails here, still it is not: Without its wr
its, providing citizens exercise their do
ties 'synch, and chose oily flt mess to
represent them in Convention. Cliques
of sitieWd polltidans end their way Into
nominating bodies and use a pernicious
and baneful (Mime= in the making
of tickets, notnimairig sometimes men
who in no respect are worthy the =dm
ges of honest dtizons. Rather than
jeopardize the Interests of the party
throughout the Commonwealth, or to
lend countenance to the doetrines held
by opposition candidates, good Re•
publicans are forced to -Dingo the
privilege of voting, or to cast their
ballots for men In-whom they have
no confidence whatever...lt ['notorious
that - men from some section' of the
State hive again and spin maniged to
obtain a seat in the General Assembly,
although their recants on °Teri impor
tent measure on which May have bean
celled to act., will not bear the light of
I day. Some have proven false to
pledges freely made to constituents in
order to secure nomination, and after
serving a term, return hate with their
skirt' reeking in corruption and demand
a reelection. If the people will not ex
claim "well done good end faithful ser
vants," political rings will speak for
them, and endorse by re-nomination
their every act. We do not apply' our
remarks to members from this end of the
etatereepeclthy, but there Ms sprung up
a feeling throughout the Commonwealth
' for a reform la the Legislatere, and our
people partake largely of that spirit.
The county does not lack a supply of
material for good legislators. We have
business men whom names are synth:to
m= with honesty, truth and intelli
gence; mechanics of undoubted , ixtagrity
. and ability; and citizens in other Walks
of life who =ld be relied on ut Harris
burg as wall as at home. These men
can be, inthiced to accept am:ideation", If
tendered by the Convention, and it is
tech the masses desire to have represent
time in the Legislature.
The next Assembly will doubtless be
an important one, and it remains with
- the Republicans at the primary elections
to determine What style of men 'MUM
there to vispieseat western 'Menge. Se.:
led lumen and . capable, delegates to the
Conveitionf -men - who are above the
.supdcloa of political trickery and who
11l not strata to speak out to opposition
to the claims of candidates thrust for
ward by political rings and ellque4 but
will vote. only for worthy candidates.
By so doing you will secure as good and
popular repreamdatieen at Harrisburg
as the delegate sputa of nomination
will permit. -
CaNZOLIDATION
We have imbed &number of articles
on the subject of consolidation, .written
by citizens of notch worth and inteill
gems, but.es no one of them develops
any new polite in the question, we are
compelled to refuse publication. We
believe the subjem should be Daily dli.
caned and the muses who are interested
in the question should be Silly educated
ter its awaits and demerit/ Sven in the
most despotic countries of 'Serape the
people enjoy the right of regulating
most of, their municipal affairs. Much
more thread this right e enjoyed in a
country like this. Perfect concurrence
is impossible on a - measure where many
are required to set. We believe In free
discussion, not in a Pickwickian sense,
but as a palpable and important reality.
Whim I measure of this magnitude Is
bronglit farina . it ought to be discuised;
not in a flippant or acrimonious way, but
soberly, searchingly and candidly. If
benefits or infelicities are reasonably to
be afTeeltendid, MO ought tole pointed
out. The inhabitants of the different
municipalities which it is proposed to
combine into one are alike concerned in
this matter. So far as we ere concerned I
they shall haves far "chime to present
such considerations as are Intrinsically
important.
" We do not mean, however, that the
dismission, so far as it may find a place
in our columns, shall degenerate into
personal dentaulatiol and impeiManent
of motive/. Abner is not argument, and
As not to Abe tolerated under a plea fin
tree dlacuorom
. .
Frei.- =mazy neat solemn, for the
tome of Union soldiers now being die-
Interred from 'Carve City burying
ground to be dually. bided in the Ha
tiring cemetery, were shipped from
Nashville last week. The government
could to engird in no higher duty than
gatherisig the remains of those who fell
in the cause of our country; and inter
ring them in cemeteries where patriotic
Pildldriel can do their =NI' /0104
Is Au one doubts the truth of our re•
. cent articles on the water we drink, he
luts but to ersiminnit glum of the dnid as
now drawn from the hydrants. It is
• Intuidy, greasy, githy and actually has
an unpleasant smell A. glees, Of water
left standing m terilicrars will 7'n'ot 'only
leave a deposit of dirt on the bOttoza, but
will greue end stain the sides of the
DIIIING the prevalence of a storm in
Richmond, the other night, a number of
thlner entered Dopont'a =Drina and
stole therefrom one lamdred and fifty
.
key of porider. Whets queer larceny.
The burglars will have motet powder
- to force the locks of every safe in the
countay, and conclude .witkart Immense
"vote shale dtiplaY ofblow up.
Tag Mali of 'thi ctj Micas Tory
good, notwithstanding,„the heat of-.the
MaiMplsere, tie filthy condltran,of our
streets, and the impure quality of the
water we drink. Nemberiof the me&
. cal profession are copying a holiday
season, and many of them ere, zustiott
Mg in the country in the itneiMe of any
thing boost to do. . ,
Tux project repaving Fifth Musa with
the rilcolion parentent kaa been revised.
Al the city has bean
~ public spirited
enough to grant the property holders of
that important thoroughfare'thegoivilean
of .thea experimenting et their own mr
pease, we may conlidiatly look for the
improvement at an early day.
Neglected Omen&
Three is a statement which has been
published in a hundred papers to the el'-
.
fectihat 'Major General Sutphen Gano
• &abridge Is working sea day laborer in
a Tennessee saw.milit that -he is poor
and that the government persists in re.
rasing to recognise Ma meritorious ser
vices., or to bestow upon him env, ado
in which he can earn a &rink. The
story has bean 'current for : serum!
months. There must be some error.
Banbridge was the man who conquered
, . • John Morgan—he was a brays man and
st=i4oteri, a man who made some
but who was, in all respects,a
successful officer. Ile was a man of
wealth, both co n nect. o right and thee of
• his We,. Msions were such
that we feel sure the statement must not
only be *mistake:but one that is peen'.
lull unpletwant to its subject. -General
Brahndge desertoa well of tits Govern
ment, sad we feel assured - that if,
through the misfortune/ of war or corn
mem, he has lost hit .Weelak. , that tbe
r not* will be glad to - repay Its debt.
' °biomes blin a otillion wif for the defeat
of John Morgan, which ell the re.
suit of his cotabiltattoisa — Golowton
, • ,
FAILM, - GMIDDI AND 110V8EHOLD.
' Messing Forest farela
As we resided upwards of seven years
in the western country, says the agri.
=Hirai editor of the Cincinnati En
7uirer, part of the time hutting it in a'
log cabin, and nearly the whole of it ac.
they epgeged fn clearing forest lands,
a n d b r i ng ing them into cultivition, w e .
profeseto know something.practically Of
the subject noon which we are about to
write.,
There are severtl methods of Clearing
land, -dependent entirely upon the price
I aimed and timber in the neighborhood
of their location. Where these are val.
ueless, except for the purpose of fencing
the farm and making its buildings, the
siarliing system of clearing is usually re
sorted to. This consists in taking livery
large treifor the centre, and dotting it
off as heady as possible to do so without
endangering Its felling.' •
Then begin and cut all the_trees in • a
et•cltrof antmared feet or so from the
centre,the same as the first, and in inch
I • tnanneras to insure their falling to
, Wald the centre ono if possible. When
the circle is thus rut, four men with
their Axes take opposite sides on the
-outside of the circle at the largest trees,
and commence cutting on then:tall they
fall, taking care that the four trees shall
corpe to the_ ground as nearly as eai
bin the same time. These, In falling,
generally carry all the other trees with
them that they touch, and they again
others; an that when the circle so cat has
finished falling, nearly all the trees in
this diameter att.° hundred feet Will
lie with their heads pointing to the cen
tre, their butts out, and lapping each
other like reversed shingles
Others cut the trees so as to fall In a
line head to head, making them appear,
when they get through chopping e. swath,
es if they had been raked in winrows.
To lay the trees in circles or rows, re
quires both judgment and. address; and
none but experienced bands should un
dertake It, otherwise they . will fall en
thely in accomplishing their task. Slash.
jag is also performed by cutting the
trees and allowing them to fall as they
please; but this Is considered very on
workmanlike, and rudest the wood and
„ground =every dry at the time of firing,
it leaves many more logs to roll up into
heaps for burning than either of the
plans first mentioned.
. Heavy log-rolling is not only an ex.
pensive, but an excessively laborious
business, as we well know to our coat.
We reckon it eqnivalentto digging rock's
and laying stone walls; a business also
in which we profess a trifle of experi
ence. The extra number of logs usually
left to be rolled after firing, let the trees
[he cut with all the addresses possible,ls
thegreatest objection We have hea rs to
the gashing system of clearing land, and
I although it saves labor in the' first opera
-Itlon, =leis the loll , be a dry one, we
would not recommend its being adopted.
Where the soil abounds with clay, the
land is tenacious in bidding water, end
if the forests growlug upon It are slashed,
the trunks of the Wen trees get so sat ,
urated with moisture, that scarce One
summer in tour will prove sufficiently ,
dry, to barn them. It will be necessary
to let the trees slashed lie till the second
summer after being cat, before they will
effectually burn. . -
The second methodof clearing Landis,
as fast as the trees are fallen to cut them
up Into logs of convenient length, say
fifteen to thirty feet long, and roll. them
together, placing the largest at the hot,
tom, arid then title the tops of the trees
upon them, and burn when dui wood be
comes thoroughly dry.
Dead AnimalL,
Animal matter contains every element
that Is necessary to grow every plant
known. In it aro phospate and carbon
ate of lime, ammonia, carbon, in short, I
in the best form, all - the essentials of
vegetable growth. Whenever a fowl.
cat, dog, sheep, pig, horse or cow dies,
let the caroms be cut up and added to
the manor* heap. The Mega of a sin
gle horse will turn loads of useless muck
or pest onto manure, richer than arty
ordinary barn yard dune. Why then
suffer It to decay . uselessly and annoy
ingly! It Is true it is not lost, for the
gases that taint the air are appropriated.,
by plants; but the farmer who owned
the animal gets but a small portion of ,
what should be all his own. Why will
We waste the dead energies of the horse,
when he has loss the living ones!
If our readers will heed what we say,
they will not suffer des' animals to en
emy the eye and disgust the nose here
after.- Bury theta In the manure heap;
' add some quick lime to hasten decay,
and charcoal duet or plaster to absorb
the gases, and much will be gained in
the good appearance of the farm and in
the quality of the manure. It your
neighbor be so improvident as to waste
a dead animal, beg it of him, that it
may not be detrimental to health and
useless to Vegetation. Laws should be
passed to compel the saving of this moat
powerful of fertilizers, wizen common
tense and decency fall to do IL
Whenever it is desirable to hasten de
cay, and rapidly turn animal matter into
mestere, sulphuric acid may be used.
This would be too expensive (although
the acid is cheap) for farm purposes, but
may be employed for the garden, where
expense 1...n0t so Important. It Is fre
quently desirable to have a rich manure
in the garden, and It is not at hand. An
imal
matter put Into sulphuric acid will
in a few hours tarnish it. Every house
will supply much refuse animal matter.
To this, rats, mice, feathers, bah, bones,
horns, ac., may be added. If the rub
age of a. d aughter house can be got, it
should be. All these will soon be re
duced to an available state, lee moires- I
sive, and add great fertility to the soil 1
where used. The requisite quantity of
acid may be ascertained by experiment
—about ten or fifteen pounds Is usually
allowed for one hundred pounds of ant-
A Blackberry Story.
Edmund Morris, of Burlington, New
Jersey, writes to Tilton's Journal of .
Hortimaters
'The blackberry baring latterly taken
its place among horticultural staples, lel
attracting the attention of hundreds of
acute and persevering seekers after fresh
novelties. Its commercial Ulna has
been satiafactorily determined. It fully
equals the raspberry in productiveness,
and, as a general rule, far outstrips the
strawterry. In this section, where the
two great city markets are within a few
hours of us, the profit from a well man
aged acre will pay the fee of the land
annually.
S. gentleman within two miles of me,
by way of interesting his son (ayoung
lad) in agricultural pursuits., gave him
the free use of ail acre to cultivate as he
plessed. The Shrewd boy located a half
acre on one aidsef his father's barn yard,
and the other on the opposite side. He
could thus trundle out a dozen barrow
Medi of manure upon his ground when
erer so disposed. He planted his acre
in Lawton bbickberrles, cultivated them
himself, and lest year his
_gross sales of
fruit amounted to VW. The year pre
ceding, his clear profit from the same
1 ban walked through magnifi
cent creation. of Juvenilcare and
shrewdness, and must confess that no
engineering of my own in the semolina
I las been equal to The contents of
the convenient barnyard told powerfully
on the canes, but more powerfully on
the quantity and quality of the fruit.
The fee of the land, though, In the best
location, was much less valuable than
the annual crop. Within gunshot of
this field are ten acres of the same berry,
L which hut year yielded a net profit of
s3,2oo—more than the land would sell
fur.
The father of the lad referred to was
engaged in Mercantile business in Phila
delphia; but lie never realized such
profits as be thus saw-his enterprising
son to be annually securing. The ex
ample set before him by the lad inflamed
his ambition to drop some one or two ,
branches of agriculture and take to rate. I
Mg briars also. Be began kis plantings
several years ego, for his son has
la
been harvesting very paying crops, and
has been planting martially from the in-
=SIM of his own fields, until now be '
has thirty acres orLawton'e Laat win
ter be cat down an apple orchard of
large bearing' trees to make room for
mere briars th e profit from the latter
far outstripping the best bearing orchard
in the country..
C=l=l
Tux Metcalf eatly etrawberry pia.
nottaced a failure. - . ,
Tzra Indium Ira fighting desperatell
on the plains The beet arms in the old
States are where tJae Indtans fought bud-
, ,
7,7 the trunks of apple trees are wound
spirally with long rye straw, there wilt
be no troable with borers in Bummer,
nor with mice in the Winter.
Ole a farm near Frankfort, Kentucky, I
a lead mine lam been discorered, and
100,000 pounds of the mineral taken
out. They call it a borne Institution.
To make a good pasture, sow plenty
of seed one e la two years apply manure
to the s urface, never - break It up; and the
longer_ it lies the richer It. will become.
Wiraff children are eating green ap.
Oleo' FoO have an argument in falter Of
Una detnlV4Y. , When the small fruits
arecalted, the argument disappears.
Trim Southern papers are talking of the
liermuda and Guinea grass, which yields
!Our tuna to the acre. They admit that
nothlnglOit grata will tare them* from
going oureSlagara Falls.
Ono ootuttxy - nee& young nun' who
taut siiidythe rooks sad kW,sa And
.
PITTSBURG!" DAILY GAZETTE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 20. WM
Iron, lead; topper add gold. - The' earth ( NEW ADVERT , - .' 1 " -
Is a book, and between its leaves green-
backs are hid. , pou ASSEMBLY.
EtZPEA.NTS must do well on the Wart - t -`-
,
ern prairies , for all our parasol handles, . THOMAS PENNEY, •
billiard balls, and fine tooth combs are ' of bietuattoci. ' , rine • ciovitisio for atom
mule of ivory that comes from Illinois. : Cu e .nmet to nenninetion by 'anyepublican
1 rY Couventioo. antispiar
A =NT corvettes been patented 'for
, giving shape without hurting. , With
' two more patents we will be happy — o n e i
lis for growing corn fOrever without .nun- 1
nure, and the other for a breed of hens '
t that ,rig not needecilrn.
''
Tat EVNNESOTA,qSWedeS end NOTR'Cgt, '
1 cis, with square cheeks and full chaste,
i form a third -Of the population. The
other two-thirds are Yankees,
.wit.h
sharp features end slat chests. In a few
I generations there will be a generation
I worth having.
Lv linssisstrin , is a large plantation
[ worked by white folks. They live in
1 what were negro quarters; pronsions
I are sold them at cost; once a week they
dance and have chicken pie; no whisky
or negroes are allowed on the pace;,
their corn and cotton are the best in the
State; nothing 13 broken or lost, and they
'have no overseers. In short, they are
I far better than negracs. What a pity
1 this was not known before,
.limanow LsEns.-11 meadow lauds ,
are depastrutd in autumn. they are
stripped of their natural protection, and
if depastured spring, the shooting
plants are "nipped in the bad." It is
enough to carry off* a crop of grass; too
often without making any return in the
way of top dressing, eren on land laid
down au a hungry waste, without strip
ping the land of the falling blades to
autumn, or the young shoots in the
spring. This system of exhaustion can
lead only To sterility and poverti. —
ATM and Fireside Journal.
2 - . Long messes.
. ,
Oliver Wendell Holmes uece the fol.
lowing fanguager nowt too strong, in
reference to one of fighlOn'a foolish
freaks: ,
•
But confound the make-believe women
wo have turned loose in our streets;
where do they come from? Not out of
Boston parlors, I trust. Why, there
isn't a bout or bird that wOuld 'drag its
tail through the dirt in the way these
a l e
creatures do their dresses. B use a
queen or Duchess wears long see on
great OcOsSlOns, a maid of. all w rk or a
factory girl thinks she must ma e her
self a nulsanee by trailing thro Is the
streets; plainly. up and carryin about
with her—bahl that's what I call Wag
vulgarity Into your bones and m rrow. I
Show over ?keit the attribute of vul.
gar people. If any. man can walk be
hind one of these women, and see what
ehe rakes up ad she goes, and, not feel
squeamish, he has got a tough stomach.
I would not let one of them into my
room without serving them as David did
Saul at the cave in the wilderness—cut
off her skirts.
I)on't tell me that a true lady ever
sacrifices the duty of keeping all about
her sweet and clean, to the wish of ma
king a vulgar show. ' I don't believe it
of a lady. 'There are some things that
no fashion has any right to touch, and.
cleanliness is one of these things. lt Ls
an insult to a respectable laundress to
carry such things into a house tor her to
I deal with. .
Tua Sax Tams—The Paterson (N.
.1.) Press my. that thelrlargest silk man
ufacturers unite In declaring that the
trade is dull and is likely to continue so.
Sam:eV any imprcorement can be rea
sonably hoped for before next Spring.
Nevertheless nearly all are manufactur
ing on greater or less quantities, and even
Dale's immense mill is quite busy turn.
lug out goods though nothing like a full
force Is employed. "We are Informed
that there is no demand for silk, and It
is therefore to be supposed that our man
ufacturers are simply keeping on to be
ready for the market when the demand
does spring up, and to keep their hands
together. With the new mills that have
lately been erected—Dale's, the velvet
mill (which Inu been entirely closed for
the last three months), and Greppo's—
over 5,000 hands could be employed in
the silk trade in Paterson.
DOCTOR. HOFFMAN/3
CZLEILKATLI) NED/C/NES. 2'o timos oud
try atom: you will tuner ftgnn
Soc4hing Syrup,
rot data... ...tag. le Uto be.t lo ase. Sae II
,tebblete Ito bowls nod remote aa pet..
oohs. wbeil 11 A. ellatnecli bob colds er bleb Is.
t.ts *lb es beet ta.
DE. INIFYART PRESERVATIVE POWDER
L !atlas randy far Dirptpsia.
SOLD AT JOSEF SI PLENUM%
Drug and Patent Medicine Depot,
Dia SA X.AZ BTIZIVA
Con•r of thaDlazand, Aux INnulti
telvoirm
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DlSLAcars.
Salt Itbomai Scala U.& 'Eruption.
'SWATHE'S OINTMENT.'
tatlnly and/rates tbere trevigemse tom-
ivrayses .A11.11441h0g Obstsem4l, l
"Cages Mk Ix trona 1.1 I.4llk4urs- o '
P•411tWINI1 only by Dr. Sways.
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KII.CT,oar. W. sad Mutat 05.. rsttalmi•
PI • DattliT.
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LADIEII,
It Teel ere •41tcted Inta Wetted*: I 4 a dotal
le the alotatas, to tell oar. te••••.t. with •
boa um/ la it. nada; • .1 1 •••tt. 1 V 0 • 2 ; •
taansat duty* to rest, It Is time mat Wait
••••1.1 be de. ii .molP tie it".•i•g tell. W.
ho.et ae preps:at:ea mots Ntnla • 4 •0 1 • 4
.11 .dustless at Al. daerl alto* A.
11011tZ1rtIVII MD./MACH DISTIRS.
Tot stothet ants:alt tale gnat tone 0,0.14
always be Wan e•pecl•lly whtrgt tar mallter . •
easnaktesat ts teellesesta le lee Celestas Klee
seuesseoli 7 her streagth man yield. sad
Imo It It atlas • rood toile, ova •• titan IT-
IttOlt/LCII 8117063. I. minded Se ta.-
p•ritearpetan ,
• AND PtWR
to the mum, Lantos suould Try .now.
try MU manly, Auld baton nu Oulu* att your
PAYalaturs. wtto. he Lo 50:v.15144 unit Ita
ties, Will recoolutead tia ate in ail mut. Ms
ICI=MME2
It t.. .a awl, 'Hide fa Naiad dal* ad
healthful eloeU have tads It •amend beano.
las Lae from aU propertles oakidsted u la.
pale tbe rata. ad its °gagged • aro al est.
tettlet woad/4 ad edictal. all wield., gad
the titriZES dttest Its 'trawl ad,n ela
to on.
CURE or FISTULA.
01. Kerns t I solid to then yoo for your
klsEams sad Klestil. isstua maul of ml dis
ease, Ms match 1 callad to eossalt yos ease time
to Jaaaary Wt. Toy rdli remember last lama
• compllcatlos of Weaace, ehtch 0.0117 ais4.l
la a terrible 000010, .blcl, I had tocea ad•liod to
'"let 01004" ea soon. of • harassiag mesh.
watch Ii was Oared silent s••/ lase.
mom that tao popular mods Of Matins din.
asses Ilk. mina was 14/-41 golttuir 09 000 1 104 ,
whica, if Named= es all,' would satarally
throw Um disease up= Ks IKE.. ses. other
•Ital rem., es secoant of the 60440114/01 et the
0000 ond fG. immediate aka tk 10 0 dlerThapte
•Idch eras coastrainon to bailors Kie • Oslo.
tory provision or Pious to Col rid of ...Me.
but coudltlos li the oystels. I 1.1 Parraull7
satfalled that your method el treatuirot. Purl -
Mug to the cyders.' sad local stmlicallou to
thell/thlae/ /tart, tent REM tt KythLog mold,
withoot KUM., Patch I dad It did. sad I am
Soppy so report myeelf well la 47/ry parsleolu.
KO, oosintlarind setter health llia4 I have had
for yam. I would aloe /44 that the applisa
Ilona yet mad* ware alraoat pain. sa. ad bar
latt ma a 1100 ma. 0114 all the morales SO
/liar of 'worm bealti.
Yours, grata tally: 4—C—.
Dr. Keynes consultation' rooms Sr. /so. lay
Peas street. M. • • M. 0511 I In.
I,4avit%'llls - Mujiliittl
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Am, 64 Ank Orae“. an mahartood 40. N
mews ../L&sde.tta... , UO forths 6 , 4267TZ and
othee imegee throughout the ihilted =les
am! the e , ae• •
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N 0.73 WOURTH NlCllMPlctabonli.
Convert flay of ebutt,_iipou Ilavern
meat sen. Tim IMO mutual, ost liaml all
lauds .1
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euxullt". tEbaasel Sell
ar , Sank, Gas ana Brinsa i t=siat
ICENE.Asa_leval Estate, Lad Warrants', am
se saa:ll . S.: - Ste eland. Of the walla a Oats
" RI trre ' s t tottrrittrir 'd W"M"'".
FOR SALE-DRUG STORE.
A. PIIUT CLAIM DRUG BTORB,
lo *Math 1011 a. the nth of theetee or the
=P T A •e i • iTtre:rst. i tit; nititittrogra:
Dere. &memo...the. ka eolthtle
• • DRUC STORE, •
DatogstlD-Oplmaltasa. 1' k*. 01,1100.
to u4.+
CHOICE FAMILY FLOCB,
mos from Tistocky Into Wboat, rim
eroparor rotor.' MMai MUMS rites. at
WEAINCE4II TEA KART.
fro.4llMomove, RlMOmrirb•
tame CUD, Goods astrremed Pena ' •••11
PHOPOSALIi.—Tkei Pemasylva
••• alwiltsto osssenltsswiDociart so n
resolve
P0P09,119 SOB 111111111130! tilillllll3,
Wltilta Its sustosers, at Plltsborgl, unti
Ott l 'ITV'.
DAY;
to 3.11d.y of 15epttiobsr,, LW;
Wire, 24.10 St. 01012 street..
00 .072 ' •
• A go ,
w —Twe tar load Miloatnaltrarkt.or
I'Loll7lL—bo barras: clauses,
In nor n" tralgt„.
11OIISE AND LOT FOR
bewtre ue.,sweator , frame DOUBLE
119e1BIL situated In a pleoreolee shot on ahe
bank of the Cobbo Doe, t o Beaver. Pe. The
bowel it larae sad eoloneetliova. and follsbee
t •r.gboaa In drat ohm rsle. The lot le large
sad la -e• Ipterile grenade. late* gully aeeeuole
to this elti nol and water. II will ho told at
• L 2.2; lt. A., WILSON. Bearer, Pa.
SECOND-lIAND
MASON & HAMLIN GROAN
Of Pre ort.veit. floe. neT. fon torte. in elepaot
R1117. 1 :;:hr-: , 7%!'4'. d AZY,'IVd "".1
C. C. ISELLOST.
. It Wood •tract.
TUE FALL TERIMOF THE
,lIIIGIINT Int LCD lIIALI I. ADHHY,
T. lt..tTAV.• ll • 72 t. trl , l enumenc• nn
MON eril
DAT.4.e :V., KxoE:t.eluit HALL,
th e
pr street. uD{e.n7.
1:1•111.1 11 t • can secure places •y r• lost•rn • h
o•mt • at the Mute et IL tirttATT. Es•eral
streel,
xroTICE REUEUT GIVEN
that the Eartnerihle bare tote re exteVo be
[nee.. WEER" . LOVE ate Seat. KIRK, Vetter
the name and style et Lt.VE a - EIRE, Is Mu
ti l t r ettr.rtectil'erer4 C. lllr n ° , l 2. :111
eontinas etOt atbzess as f 111114 1% at the aid stand.
"." ohb
"t.
'lh ! Ch 7iTt . ilEttle LOVE.
!!!!!M!!!LiM
HOI3SE AND LOT IN AMC
UHEIMY AT AZOTIU Y. -Will be cold. on
the protabee, on ttAT tiftDAY, August 2110.
1 clock, the 101-0 by gt-on corner or KW
helo'd aid themlitoo streets, leltdi ward, Ade.
Theay. on. aflame roan of Oren, oundev.
he ham le brick. two story. nine roam., aw
lsnow, wed arranged sod comfortable. The
locality le fienratote, end is certain of rapidly
appreciation!n sal,. being lo s preeprodrely
gdod bask.. sltunlioll.
au.) A. 1 Elidadr,.Aectfr.
WIIITE, ORR di CO., •
25 Fifth Street, '
CrEn.W.EIIRIL 7iPiCOl.l. OSALT-•13
BLACK AND COLORED
Drees Ed_tiros,
I=
Vaecurouh , NOTICE.—Take
otice that Lettere with
n be
annened of TM obi PS aArrus. tor,latc 00
riUnnneene deceased. Ware been .ranted to the
undarataeed. Allnelsons Indebted to Ms estate
wall please all and OeLlle.sad thaws haat.,
claims •,1111.1. 0211taILIP well thew. POOP
, 417,1!Lt. --"")
11ANY LITTLE.
• V4 ' l;l E 4l; artg,
TIIOIIAB I.II'TL.B. in..
Ine ' cutors or Thom., t..111e.nr.. nee a.
Pittsburgh, Amelia ietn. 1507.
•
NOTICE.—The arm of LITTLE,
RAM) A rArroN nht be cont . nued a
heletefonl. THUMAIS Lilime. Sr.. deceased, %
Interest remaining In the tent. and the hest . ..t
erdotted be the .urvlrleg cc pattern. nati•
MIL H. HAIKU and dAShES YieTtllbi, in.
avgne2
2 0 ACRES OF LAND
In Indiana Township,
►boat nine gales from riltsOurgb, well sdapted
for garden p.p.., and on which le s good
°gaud, will too sold ollesP. 01
STEEL & 'WILSON,
Eroken Lad Zeal istite
=I
ARCEEUCA7i
Fence Manufacturing Co.
♦otse sed 'ere deslesble Ien:SCOW for set.
Acte reel 41.0 e.• pub.le it , us4l. eswatere lots.
.. Is sow ceters.l to the y•'•; . 1 1 etur lust n6r
low the •as uf Iton d r. 414 elssus as Atm
rpestmsus re(
. as be wee 05
a 1 pal lie. 4. If LOX eeittE
ur:t l egbes
ren 1
e ta rs
Al
It Um ala4pe sl sta . 1.140 issurautel
tense 4ow weds.
Lie. • tensest avertrowst el COUNTRIL sad
?Ise LlVisit kiefos, ve lesoll e fide. et 44
411'41)4041. 11"...411:,..11 4 'm
YET/1311 VETkI22IOI4.
IMEM
is TO GIVE) NOT/CE Wnt
an Ole LUE dor et Joratast A. VG, a
Wurzel la - rantinucy Wan tuned analtaMl-Uat
LIT lag OW JOlllll P. 111140/./1.
Of lit cuy Of POI .001.04. OIL the etn , n , 7 of At , .
soli bolo.' rettetsy trout , tat toe.
oditoted • bootr•pt ••• ova realtios I that II
Ot• l oroi4El of as. ood doll'Orl ottl
,oport, petoortg to tort, tranlror
tor =a 400. it.l Oa tr.. of sat I'not. , ttf El
klah. tto tortat4.lto T 1 law h.: a te.•ttota or
croattoto of the .10 , 1 I marmot. to IPot,
en% Xnrlt:lT art ' :;Vrt ttlort . .j.
"it l i 7 tP : " 4 o ;4 to 1 ,
t1! 3 e:"0t1 1. 6,r1:4:b ;61F
nL,rgtea
th. 40111/{f Oct.Osr
'
Itoto,4ft • IS. e.
Tar. PlTTtinacau
Mesa Uriek Easuratturlng Co.
yet EIST MSESItIVI IMO?
Works AdJacial to *beats Taus.
oat,..re us Pro,prre Natiorksi IMair or AriM
• m rat. emu , of FAUST ASP MOM. efb.
UM. Moms from 0, to .1‘• ANNUITY COMPANY,
H. rICILLON, Prealdesst.
W. W. IICSCRYLILD. I cops 2VICITMET Ircosamr...
1 0 miMest *MI Trona.,"
1533;
HOUSES YITTIIID GP WITH
Gr. 491.115,
Hot and Cold Water, &c.,
Ble.looriesoed prutteal werkrato.
JOHN H. TATE,
Plwasbsr and Gas k titer,
227 Llbetly Street, Pittsburgh ; and
d 9 Federal Street, Allegheny.
IMPORTANT !
Z. sU s►o tars •
GOOD .NP OF TEA OR COFFEE,
And do not with to aMt atlattonttof arttoko.
The 'American Tea Co.,
=I
.21•14 Caitlin et teen. ow, Thu us 4
Umu of aUS
31 11tC1,11111 1111 ;IP!! int $1,?.1 y .D,
1121111 LO.LIITZD Co7lflr. 104 s. tarsi.
Pl. feller paw fold at fly rex.. Wisi*LL9
KW "to. lot. wile:teals MO.
.7.7551-ra
BRICK 1 BUICK
. THE CIIARTIERA VALLEY
BRICK COMPANY
=I
Z Z L C, 3EC.
amall or larva quanUltril. at • itLl3rieltD
PICA. A large start aloare au hand at their
ard, earner or Tolf •ad P. Igrir.ALTS.
.4 sew Id iltanes Co .t rd.
I. T. lIEBNIIDIG Ageal.
satkdel
ti1T011.11.1M31...............3.0817.1. D. li131:11.
JARED M. SUM & bON, _
SIMRITACIIMASAOr
Steam Boilers, Olt Stills, Tanks,
Skeet ken Works, &e.
61 - Penn EL, .Pilliiburgh, Pa.
GOURLAT 136084
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS
27 17arclay St" near Cburch
DQ 21MAT YQXIXi.
i. 8.-Price Lssisyout on. appilealloil.
vein
CENTRAL FOUNDRY .
- ORD ROLL WORRO.
CABO M.'emaxa. Naar (sot.
BOLLIBIN, BOYD & BAGALBY
Bolls, XIII Osal /toll Lath..
LARGE flotLtoNia TO LET,
TIM serge restart, tomertl
Moan's Belding,
♦oi I.tely occupied Irsettour & 'lrwin.' .
ye virgin altar. bons eod .4 Liberty
soluble tor sterna. Labels, at stroeN
IteCLIN•WrIf.s CU.,
eullsde7.
10,000 GALLONS
iSTCM7I6OI7.II6.IEILMCI.
rer.a. at manataaturaes Flag , . at N. atm
L. J. BLAACIURD.
&caftan{
HOUSE BUILDERS AND
CARPENTERS.
'BUILDING &ND =PAINS promptly attend
alto
ronazigoa& 4311 0 U.
WD: It IlmMalted acct.
FIMIIII SALMON. In 11 and 2. lb.
ir.dlLoliter. Int Alla 210. n.; rr.n
i:Srzirad'44.l°4nr_ l :A i n..llfr4l girt
b.rrlas, DlaaturrlM . slrazu w e., 4.117:1111, Wee
aatershlre Lamm en flops ' Aseuoviec
ita., for Ws at loinnlt rites, at
WILLACEII TEA!ART, -
to
thamona, Pitutrusti.
Term cull. Geod. dillterad Res. . aule
re AND
lElll3t.'
nrr TEI OPEIII3 Brn% 18.
Aprly to thoPII2II3IGAT, Oisessburi, brae
the-VIO I ,II3OWZAT, Woattineop, Y!L;
ROOMS TO . LET.
SEIFEBAL-spix!rano BOOMS
Lic.Baseirci - r; la tha new Banking
Louse of the Keystone 51.117c1 Bank. 91Yeer at
;•iberty strett end 011213. a he let
and entsbed off to Ault the v. t!.. , ezilmg them.
COB at one, at DODO'S lUOE novas.
Le. 89 !hetet street. eethersdK bele' teem,
Otately, one !tabbed with the balance of the
Tulldl! g. • sale:OIL) •
CAUTION !
BETE OF IMPOSTERS
, 11.71nt bt.en Informed thstruile! with wag
. 4 and csrptc sr. reddllnu..ln nnn
acrid the city.
Tobaccos of an. Inferior QUality
end teat they represent toe same as of oar atm.
urseture. wa hereby nottly the public pst.all
such parties gni setts, without authortlY i and
that the Tetaisciath el sell is NOT Or TRIG MAN
IIYAOTUOT. OP
R. & W. JENKINSON,
!hid Do r from the Smpthrioo Bridge,
ALLEGHENY CITY.
OEM
QJILL PEN MAKZU
Gold Pelle, Foley's make, waran'd.
Bill Books, Pass Books;
Check Books on all the Banks; - -
Time Rooks and Memorandums;
Adams Express Receipt Books;
Ledgers, Day Books, arc., on han'
and made to order;
Writing Fluids and Copying Inks
Books and Presses;
Stationery, of every deeoription
nuns, SCUOYER a co.
Post Building, 38 Fifth Stree
StaItTIGVC
TUE OLD, OBIGINAL
TEA STORE
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Young Hymn.
Old Hymn,
Imperial.
Gunpowder, -
Eng. Breakfast,
Condo'.
Bourbons'',,
Oolong.,
- Old Country Black,
• And Japan ,
/S, •
►LL OF TILE SETT QU►LUTT
No. 20 Filth Street.
I.*OTICE.—TII£ VICDERSION.
A.• eq..-ot+ally therm tbrir Made
sad th ace..
Matt New
racist
Weak 131•1
4113 k ...s aiH
low 56.11+ •
JE Ift"ELIR r, etc.; ORT
Vapitatlog of Watch., Mint Ware. Proates.
its.ate. Ct.., •sal.ri. loam at racists
~ ..01ors Versa 01.5.. . 4114.,
tegvairt 11.11 55511 ht. - e.. onal.thw ef •
W.. fill et •»r . 51
plahogla...ttos
, y eb•
.10 , 41. 1 ftt or. , 62wry , elver% la ...apes
It? Sim mug ei at ••• a." 4 treat...el
1 , 1 urtayi Ing okoaletet la arls.slau 4inrelry
114... Vire, 1hap.q.391:1,
REINEMiN,MMAN & SEICILE,
=
k - fT,.1 , 11.1 , 1011 7 .+
tIXCL'StIT - LIFE MUMS
Plittburgh Oltlice, Fifth btreet.
FLORENCE KRAMER,
161 CITY CIITIBICO.,
N 0.3• .St. Clair Street. •
Hartas tratolono 4 4f AODIIEW 5t0413 lb/
ultra nook' of liathoirs, Conan *n44'414414
Woods, at the aloooe nava, It to Mott faLentiens
toter, on Ikann,a lint dun clot% of
HARDWARE.-CUTLERY.
iln FLICA. lievellon. mugs. ruistrA TKW
rat . pn r yltrnr rgarglln ' MIT
ilasal",llelAmon„ 4., Cattattig Aur•Ctla
11==, IpalLtag Mal es 4
brlsst
CX=
VIM* Or CRT ISM Kong ISVAs IrSCris, j
rlirslicr se", /Saran SW . s
Tzc AteEtSMESTIII for the
Guat.g, tola4 isa,leasblog
. Ramhinglou Street,
hels Trask:lls .6.4 to ratininau anima,
a.na
TcrOCralalexact itr•ot,
Fran .cif
to Clark stmt. 1t.... PeOtWfor
Wait i • BeIdIV. Ttrit A/dITA rttf:
Yu .
toey votil be placed la Ice %Miff....
ova'. Ueda eat todatllott. •
11. J. uotour.,
6.19-4 INelaaer.
OtTICSO , COICtuOt.I... or ALLEMILIn . 1 . 0.,
Ps., I•srrsh“on. A5i5.5 , 154th. 1.4h1.
TO COAL MEJICRAINITIL
•
***led reposals elll 4e...M.15t 111. tem
0.111 no 1.0711 1.1.1 1 a1.7, teelt.l.lt, tar tur.
alitdat 111tt0.107 1111111, 1 r
111111 T TO TON 1 .110131•1 1 1/ 1111 1 .111 1)1
610011111111t1na.../ancl4:l.ll.L.
Tr.* bona •Ist 11 sod diet.• to bs *011..11 a%
1. potty...toe tie clll.tJal., es flat 0.4
cm. 1111/aattglc. of .1. 13.41 , 64 boob.
vs pt. itst. at. It 10..1E1440v 10.1.711 Wll.O
eta.... rays. at 1.14 O. reads of ' 1 . 1 ' 1 . 011
arty et 071 Cot•tiTrtutrat. 11116 ' 11) . 0011-
0.0r4 to mulplaled
JtT uttlkathla o.l; , iliftarratlemak z .
a 1.111,1711 Contlter.
7. 1111111 . iWI•EIIYIn....RI.M 71 . C111114X1i.
GLIERAL, INSUROCE AGENIL
SWELRINOEN lIIVANDLEIS,
Ad; 1.14 reVilitt IT.. rltlabangb, As.
litnarsl •gems for WuWu rt=o7ln.l. ot
Continental Life Insurance Co.,
=I
LIVE EMIT au4 all d•tcriptloni et
Int trans. cliaciad tstuou.lble Compani r s. at
looragt ntas.
C). C.Ah.3Lao.,..WiCO.
EMEII63
Fyne Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds,
ssxmauLts. vrriaxsas,
French Clocks, &o.
elpeatat attention Om to tbtattrAlll.72to
ru WATCIIB4I. ' •
22 Fifth Brad.
ezinzi
J. W. HANNAH.
N. ell Z./MARTY
, Dialax. Im's,lllelscli Of
Candies, Cakes, Nuts and Fruits.
Special attention to to:means r 1014,0 5"."
P.MKM. atriksiMM.
$15,000 To LOAN,
ON BOND AND ISOBTOAOI.
CF. TILL 2 10 351TT4,
No. al Emitbffeld Stmt.
Kahl rotate hinted and aind. • MI
TO GLASS BIANUFACTUBERS.
TUN BALN—AII the - fItEASEB. 111 9ULD%
sod other valoable tools tor:noel' moo OY LE.
Ulteourt Olaf °mom,. 14. Loefe.• l 4A.
Yoe pertlether• data.. W Al..Aor. •
1,11.1111, I.N. Third IN.. ht. Lout..
leo, .
A . FINE STORE ROOM WOE
ItaT IN WILKIIISBUIt4, for nna Or
mom yenrr...l. d• till Wi nn 4141 red. Moto It
len Iron, 11 tNt uri thrlr..4
countered col.ltle. Non low. 1N...
11. O. ISOBWONIIIIVNt . •
Botlartlt., LawnsoNllle.
==Zl
- BELTING I ITELTINGT—Leatb
tr Bent.. of the beet TIMM t Oen, /Jabber
heltLer. Pada., Hose. •aaaaa Is. he.. aj
Mae* and heat quailtr„ awl lowest prices. Leta
Leather 43(1 Matta on band.
• J. tt. ritraarp.
sue ht and nat. Mate Meet.
OILCLOTHS—Foe Floors, Tii
en
OriVagt.'l l .l 4 4`,2l oo :111N111,1, 4 "‘"
4.
SHADES,' '•
of .all
= . 16 d Awl tr A rr,,, f4
and at low Ar,...•02.1. • .• •
• 4. 1 0178,--n
O sat* it woofing%
kAaMZUi l l i tU
OF TIE
"ECLIPSE"
EIROLEUR REFINING CO.,
OF PITTSBURGH, PA
CAPITAL, - *500,000,
6,00.0 SHARES . , WO EACH.
This CoMpaill Is to be Orsaultrd to marmrs
tore Petroleum /Dominating Oil, under VMent.
Ifrenled to Dr. EttliEttit r W.O. TWEDDLE.
The remota. Works. Droned.. .he . become
the exclusion Worn nt• of the iwtnattil•
.Atrrq3P^l , y on •hteli the ••Er lipsn'• Ott
itss o crXrnirCt r aVirc . ftT:Aril h ae r tre.
It p.m eels • frontage on thu glarnY river of
Shoot nee lonedrod fee, There Is Always neen
wet, st point even At tae lowest stage of
The mver, mad there Is • sere hear+ , from lee
darlyg the winter. The
Allegheny Valley hall
ay p.m" Gheein front of the work. an the
bank or toe steer. Tee tildions• ems.. ger
Itellsrsy has Its terrain. at tne wart.. he
Intorpsonvit Onfue Mts. the Aligeny Myer
any elle the works. At /Mary Murg t h e Western
Yenusymails hallway uompsuy bee exeCted •
stetter.. 'parlous recoost Unites. etc.
The Volts, when completed, mo deslgned to
ranee one abonmati bamem of oil per diem.
The lollomng arc • few of toe advantage. re.
suiting from Dr. Tweddle's new proms.:
The bmioms Isentirely &seated of aLI eta
Rrrnent.dangOroag.db.arttuusehr•acter. xo
• 12 ell—save woes= the botiets—staam
ins the only agent emended. '
khe one or sails end alkalies are entirely die.
Reused with, moo the oil produned Is mule bet
ter ad purer without them. Decides, the don
test to made higher by this proem. nodal:moll
a ester illundomor. an most odorless.
The whole Koper.. Is under the control of
one o memo, whether one hundred or one thou
sand barrels or 01l per day are mane actor...
he duty of thi• ups rat,. • ausuts in the open
ing madam'. of . few valves. There IL moue
or cote to be elmned out, and tbe apparaus can
be started and mooned In a lbw mum de, thee. he
entirely doled awn,' with the necessity of work.
lot on the Patramb day.
There 18110 bad od,,r generated lo the manu
facture of oil hr this p ores., 19.1 ILO deatnte
,lop t • the apparent.. The wale gums me
\ a It sed as fuel, and the reehloont Imo its Orienting
011ey0..1 in ell revenue to that from Welt Vle
' glnla andn
Dv Ohl* p r o ems oil van b. produced y at a coat of
one doilar per buret lee tn. by an in
use. and ' at the same lima s a
treater per contact
Is obtained. lem amount of c'pltat le r.datred
tO exert on the Inothems, for the Raton that toe
formedtt Isl Is so rapidly And enitreluranse
nto the marketable prude". T re are
Moor and various facts which the operatiOn of
manutacturt.i oil by tote pms demon
strate to toe oblezver, and 41000 are net enu
merated here.
The tenon. Is the tblrleenth Reffners con
t mooted by Dr. Tweddl• In OM vietelty. Thee
1. D o Motra. Let them rot largest and roost Me.
eemln :the Petrone- Accealor, Or 'haat. Eagle.
ntandard. ac. lie dem. this °. worthy of the
nom , It b een, nod .11. briar the boss edam of
Ms cuperleoce to make It complete and satieue.
' tiolt/ I g: !Wen t V:l%li rif.y Thawed D Dare
worth lithe
espy
blots of toe eclipse Petro.
I oum *melting Company nes t be dlspoeed of.
The Books are now op the cnace of
S. N. K.IER & CO.,
• No. 359 Liberty Street,
MBAR THE UNION HALLWAY DEPOT.
5077.2 rar it h P 7. 4" t: ' p ' r n Ws e st
at S. 10. Mice • CL...tatr o .'
• 41.,t• or admission ti turn Worts canoe obtain
ed or Ur. TWIDDLIS. when enniratimm e
heave the ntionsle or the prom.. expinine m o.
wanton:l
111011TUAIT
=I
HON. THIDDEIIS STEVENS,
isfinc , Ready.
twatoutmertber Lakes pre/Jure In anaosnanz
Vial ids groat
PORTRAIT OF HON. THAD. STEVENS,
I:121=1
IT !II Clll6llllll 1111 T, swat
1. at tamrik egoent tied, WI Qtr.:4lralt la
ready tar dialtery.
Beta as • aprelreen ct the DerteNos at mod•
ern Tot, sad a. ► morsel Var.. at tbe Maur,
;Waal Mat emu erlsoda [estates It porters.
tadate aades , tedle a work when tutu have
delden area raesUee led arm of erblea W Ike
leash row idatircre at Xr. isTILVI.IO ertll deaSta
to *Mats *rear. '
as below rare staled. the arks of ILA remelt
wllt ba OS I or ta u rice . ..oar:dace. Nealrmt. toe.
anted or Utst Tzar.,
AIIIIINTO ARE WARTLD,
Is al wt. of the Vetted Star, local:rem the
raboelben. to whom • Metal cowshed= *lll
be eilowt4.
J. 31:1. 3MALXLISL.
`LO. 6 LA= lase ar
TO WHEAT GROWERS.
BERM IMMOSINFED BONE
Super-Phosphate of Lime.
XLIftIfaCTIIIIED ET
THE ►LLEOHEHY FERTILIZER CO.,
SEWARD & CAIPHELL,
IT=
=I
Croce, 350 Pens► St., iittsburgb, Pa.
lam.MM
es. *ad ewiewateDe b 7
al Ewes s Mg, De We
W4Ww4 fee ealateg twee crepe et Wheat, UM
Oat+. Wow Jecoeseee, /W. We WM PobasloW
C.l.g.74=`;Totrs=tl b 4:=lT2
%Mew, cople• et labia, wilt Do ow; 55.1 e e guy
eeedlas vetted, leadriee
ALLEGU=T
GROCER BD PROVISIOI
COMPANY.
JON A. MeGRAW, President.
J. P. ISRAEL. Secretary.
Stock ot tnf. Comp. 7. Steel
boaeld gp. Tlose•Litillag alai! 01[131111111VI
,
Its W. 1.. hod alter •
.411.N.1.Zilir ALT COVICIZI.
Al 26 Federil fit., A 116,004.
Great Redaction in Prices.
SECOND ARRIVAL OF
Spring Goods,
Fresh from the Importens,
Whiett wll7 a mad. iltb can ald 411 0. 1 0 h.
11A0 ni
OREAriY REDUCFD PRICES
OWEN BYRNE,
Merchant Tailor,
No,. 14 WYLIE ST.,
Dia 1311LA.ND 8.114,
=C7i2:l
POST
RED FLANNELS;
li
Tim uotteresord are the OOLIC ♦PLNTti for
the ao otthom CLIAMIIILTZD ILLINNIELS.
SVC • NILESS, JAMISON & CO.,
10S Wood Street.
td.7o
nu. ranCln BAWL MARCUM
J & 8. i • . •
.CIIIPEITERS AND BUILDERS. •
Oentraetit lain for Mill.dinicAlp,ora_ irtort4.
"d "dbid iLA Lelligidr .
1:411.rn0r.:2L1
tw . a.evrip=
lot 256 ad us main Ift. 111064 61 7 ,
1711.44
THE PRIZE APPLE PARER.
The Llghtutug ADDIe Pane, Droved by two
sew s , use, end hundreds or LestEssordsls ID De
vas s, VenigaiNs t rs Tsgt e ' er is IPA
tan De SuPolled at the lowest Isholesalel•tINI: -
11=STEI
I'i B>[d:=l.
I nsassi. euar tf uNe.-111minstrregt•-
ad An• asikertment of the above uaas , ,
Otra raritgrA, Utak 17: gag at m ath
1 0:11,111,%%`1117:ittr ° 473=rna t "
•
,atianA SOWN,
1$ Wood otrett.
mAntPirir
NOTICE
TO THE HOLDERS
OEM
LOANS
MEM
CONMONWEiIip OF. FEIN
SYLYLNIL,
DUE AFTER JULY 2,
Holders of the following LOAFS Of THE
COMMONWEALTII Or rtN/inIIifAXIK
growled to present them fir
clpal end linlettst,) et the '
Farmers' and Mechanic,' National
Sank of Philadelphia.
Lose of March 2. 1131, 444 4.0811 14. 2667.
Loam or £Olll5, 1311; due July 1. 1841.
La. of £O lll 13. MS, do. /my 1, 156.5.
holm of Febrnary 9, 1239, doe July 1, 1351.
lA•n 01 llatehlk 3050, duo July 1, 1131.
Loan of JOOO Z. 0371, doe Jan. 57, 1 / 31 .
Low, of J 54,0017 50, IR% 404 34004311. Pa.
All of the above LOANS 1411 cam to dnor Ia
eras% miter Ceptember JO. IW7.
JOUN W. GE&RY,
JOHN F. HARTnNFT,
AUDITOR GESZALL
WILLISAI 11. 111311IBLE,
SMOKY JILL ROUTE.
UM BCE
RAILWAY,
EASTERN DIVISION
TOE SHOUT - EST AND DOS'S
lILLILBLZ HOOTS train the fast to all
points In
VOL 08.100; • NEVADA.
CALIFORNIA; UTAH.
V
naw IDAHO,
1:=
Two trains leave State Line .0 Leavenworth
(0.0 g• eseopted,) on she arrival of
trend of Farhie Sallread from et. Loelat and
Ilansibal .011. Jo Matirea4 from Wrier, mot,
tootles n Lawremx. Topeka and Wanseao with.
Slag. for all lariats In Ramo. Al earl oilmen
west of Silswerth rll the MOM= STATES
=MOMS COlitritiT DAILY LITZ OF
OVSSLAINU MIL LSD . IXPSTSS COSOH.
FOS,
DENVER, SALT LASE, - -
LAD 41.14. POINTS IF TEM TTIISTTOWITS.
amd .111 g SAND CILSoti , 5 1 . 11.105 , 7,K42 LIST.
or SLIMAJIILS for Tort Milos. Bent'. Sort.
Taos, A1a.... Santa SC .4 all WM..
Astaoas . a. N. Walesa
- • • .
With Ms moil Matto. of battsg stoat and
sqvlpmeaL .4 be armsblorsts sods wto st.
thertaad Tbasportattoa Lb. from
its wasters tennis., this road stoe• oftsrs sos•
gaallea brilittacbt tea Utossasalas of mists
to the SU Wssu
•
Vaal* for eats at all the esiestpal o 1 Ls
the halted States end Canada:
he rxra sad /NE TOR TICKICDI VIA TICK
MORT DILL. ROOTS. UNION TACCNIO
RAILWAY, zurritaxDlYThlolE.
craw reeunt sadllcket Agent.
2,000,000 ACRES
110 ICE LINOS FOR SIM
AT Mit
Union Pacific Railway Co.,
I
rota[ gong the Una or *dr rood. at
$l.OO to $3 two Per Acre,
talon a CREDIT 01/ 71V - Z TZAR&
I mu 9
Laad ComaisiJour. Sotete. lilsoo
Or, CW. 1.11.N.00N1M, Boer,
poisoxous AND FILTHY:
=
LS In ILLIOIII2III 01 /110111143 VIM
Rua mum, *an cauarses,
11411111.1 3 / 4 • 2111:62101 .
are Assoc the AetsiserlitillSl Vasa.
THE NU SPICE WWI,
aumantmsc.omt permur raiz oriozes
$500.00 REWARD
tor say adelteratlon foetid is OUT gplees. Ono
Psalm*. or rare Opts. arid go as Ltr as Osseo
Poodages or selalteraSaal Bigots naualy sold. -
NONE OMENS • 111142X103
— ARBUCKLE& &
11*nle inxen ui hepiieten.iPus BO Irs
221 and 224 Liberty Streets • .
• T11111211J261t,
of mambos roasted tINSIBOITIO
. ;I=7.M grOrter ftrogr i d g ZlT 4. • act
amulet.] tb. MIT CCM le as otai ' ot. 3711
1673 BAGS COFFEE,
tiOOD TO lITILICTLT CRTC',
siora sad oirrlslas. Also. shalsts.sk of
OTHER GROCERIES..
Which .111 Do sold to the trsole at the LOW=
LeUITLISM rnwss trsisist added. b 7
-- .&RBUCKLEa & CO.,
Nat M ui Lll idbalj Stral. ENE*
rzz
VraCtramorue & COQ
=I
BROOMS,
Broom Brush and Broom Findings,
rutoiT and wmatioss4, la Itu rite at Sao
masker *Lasts.
1te.,1711 and 17a wood llt. Pitlaiinvb.
quoit
. -
A YOUNG &CO.,
VIOLIALLZ D5LL185.12121
COMndildat ifferehtalta is
FLOUR, FEED,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY.
No 555 Penn` St a
PITSIBM6III, pa,
I==l
110611....iC1EN ill•111.1....101111 a Z.,.
PITTSBURGH LAMP •• telltAßY.
JOHN. BOSS It CO.,
No. 23 Wood Bt. Pittsburgh, Pa.,
. aanuatitim.
LAMPS, LAMP BASES, CHIMNEYS, Wan ETC
aLleogealors m ever7th,tel perttiohto to the
I*LMake: 'SAHLI WAHL. 1 V 10 "W
Aus. Its d rrerribini Um T.Vto•
FEUD BONIpl"
'PUMP, MAKER.
„
and manudets}~r'pr'•n riX4. W Are. Din r
l a
'attaudosx Om to the mas,fs;iob
tantof u Ulll.O. ' ,74 . 4 ” •
BAUM b BIOSIGA,
'ALIFILCMCITEICITO, '
B•Rl BM7 6 BB Ag l aar t i l i fflnetrlMlPA!
MiLVltte 02e."9
44"V1i111ir
JAIME'S SOWN.
===l
lib arms A
aA L CLOTHES WREN. I
eLß—The -Ma sad- oat) -Wringer that is
to gtrfoatvattatettal—Clllall
ItetinfitrAggnrn f or 4!
pr tno „.• ._•. I
IarILMION REPUBLICAN
COUNTY CONVENTION.
The II RION LEPT:I lit IC.S,:f VOTERS of ally
(.1112 3 , are requested to inert at the rowel
Wane. ibrboldles elections In the several Wards,
Hereunto and Townships. on
9LTI7IIDAT, august 31st, 1861,
And sleet TWO DET,XCIATES from each elec
tion district, to a County COUTtraloo, to be hold
on iIIiPTEALEICE ad, at. ID oialsek don.. Mr the
/Unified Of nominating' candidates for Senate
and Hons. of Bepmentttter. of rennsl teanla. '
and Onsisicting each other hnelticss u may be
Dionerl7 bonaht talore it.
This Primary /Elections in the Towns/drat (ca.
*epilog the Toone/eye of I,ttaad, Ptiit Pee
bles, Liblrly. Colllo. ind •Wiltins. which nll3
between the hours of i and 7 isiclocto silt; be
boll between the )neara of llore and CS
o'clock r. m.. and In the Boroughs and Cities
Dinneen the boars of too sod wren o'clock
ln tbe ditto and tumulit the tieetione
ehall be by 'ballet. Aid In the toxin Odra LT :wk.
JACOB 11. MILL.CE, Chainasn.
N. P. Hz.
H. C.
GrTUE EiTEIIEST. LN GOLD,
an the 1111211 . MURTGAIOD BONDS or the
0101 ?Atte Ulti COMM', Itkra
D. AtaitioT SIT , 11.7, 1.111 1K Dahl Oo ProoO. -
tetton of the Coupon therefor; s; the 13.110 g
goon of
DMIHEY, 110111113 & CO..
1:3011•N62 naca, Tdrh. an
sad after that date,
rahroad.)
Jar..T ta,
.916340:178
ggriEwricE.
TO. SHIPPERS OF PETROLEUM.
Tb• Arlegbsay nAuroMI Coll:Ma/1T MC,
nnul funber lauttrewrgastr , P . 21 , 111 3 ...z0tl
Polortrltelt"4 of Alteolrii n to ;Orr orlotitv
oAtt, I,, ttt that usy Do oCerol, .0%5 0 Alt TO
11,1111141.10 viura empty oattolt from
Pittentiolmo Band at II) CC tan SAC 11.
Tao traoc tllero.d ortetultl. down to, 05 4
Wont the tratar'i end. at Brody I Bond, to to
afford all Itocosaary Toollltlosfortoo.eonvenleat
sad oveodY transforlif. glanb.rt.oatelf
ITZ:e77 •
EDIICA.TIONAL.
MB. AND -. SBA
Classical and Commercial
O 7:7OWa "E",
=
(for yoaog . an 4 Gontlemon.,)llO..
tY 4 5
stligtrt,l74:%fl rr.c4211,7t.%1" the
Beulon. on ' •
Monday, the, 26th of Augttst...:
Mr. SMART emu employed dnring enVenteen
leers. first sto • public Inatiuster. and Mahal.
Tat 7 st rn ' aliVa ' rlfate r att P gr e . l l% .
or inreas Ashen, Mn. esallaaT, specially ode*
ested for the proration hi one et the got gem.-
parley In Login , d, ha. had large experterci•
The Nurse embrace. 4,17 requisite of • sonnet
bed • liberalcducation. and timeate commenting,
ing edree to our •barac may detemd on their
be WiLL TAUGHT.
1 Oar Bohol boom acre. this entire Mandator)
c o
lout' realdeset, and as we Sr. not coder any e
mama r ball rant, ann aintol4yno atalatt,
Itaabara, oar:ern,. Ara very low, If 11:
•
TEM DOLLARS PER lESSION LESS
Than rose of otter good school. 'Mtge by
scoosoolLshedTeacher. ant7oo7
SEMINARY
FOR YOUNG LADIES
South End Third V. P. Church,
1=1:1=ZI!
VA. Seminary, formerly conducted by Hr. H
WLKING. will open for titu next 7sar o •
•
Wednesday, September 4M,
•
Under Ore care of O. W. DlNqiirahl, .. who
wilt be 1.31. WI by three ladies or molt worms.
fel expertenceln SAO. respneslre E averment,
he Cannes of etas, and Doi hods or Davao.
Morrill be etch as as secure irionOrtili knn
wont. =Dere.
rhysleal beeith win be promoted OLIO ,
practice. ender as accexplisbeo teacher of
tl onastlet sea clk.usumar... fornier Dna Of
Dr. Die Lewis. •
The berreopcortanities be affOrded far per
Klan tiortese. /reach. - Drew ins awl Pale
ttes.
eirsalara scay Portman at the principal Book
Stores of ',Jostle and rittabergb. -- •
appitutton shonle nomads! early to tbe Print •
elpaL. Who MIT 04 found at the nonool Booms .
ma to S. r. every 110. DAY . arid TOSISI'
&AY, tall the Term coma.ereces. •
G. W. zusexiiis.
Pittsburgh. /Most?, laP. a01•di0
WESTERNNNIVERSTIT.
THE TM - Rill com-
MOHDAY EF2TI6LSETt
who dears td eater should he present aa
that day. Tale tuattotlan has awe eleven' rta
task., sad affords the brat advantage. la the
Lanenages, Llteraterii and Science.' Studenu
tan eater the Preparatory. Sclentltle or Colley
claw coarse.
Tor talbratatlon address the TICEPRUENT UP
WZSTIC.S 13/SIVEILSITY, la 11 Cliff street.
A. ANDICIIROS
supteihte.d.h.
J. X. WEISISTZZ.
BISIIOP 110WMALII INSTITUTE.
a GOLLEUIATZ
School for Young ladles.
.r°. 62 Grant Street.': . •
no lint T*rm of tee next 0.111.00 of 0000
tn.
00 .e""*00AtI•J'.1 0 :4e'lecois
11.% Ml en can i* Wood otrottosnd
CLass Ins is COOS, No. la Wood vas.,
for information or admission stddrens
SLEW: B. J. COMMA
Rncran.
CIVIL AND lIIINECti
CiMM=l
• ENCINEERINC.
Al Ma IMINEnii./..Elt rOVITT,CIiNtO INBTI•
lUTZ, TILOY. N. Y. instimmlon vou . Mar
mop. Graduate. obotin most destrabie pod.
Moos. Ne.opone SEPT. lith. /or the A.N NULL
NitiLPTILII, round/Nan Pat Information. apply
to_ - PPLUYI 0111.11 J AN DMOWNO,.. •
IiMMOYos.
Trot,, - hew TorY.''
. .
I=
=BIM 11.1=15.
BURHE & BA AWES,
=I
Fire Proof Salamander safe,
UDLt 1101, Eil6lr 1011 MELO 000 810,
IRON WINDOW SUTTER MANFICTUISO,
129 & 131 Thtrd Ett.
ISetwela Wood sad Oxialtlltield.
Enna° rxcenrckosnas or t I
W. a A. J. Pacethan, I
lethslitawn. Ohio, Jana tJSh. ther..
Marro. Amt.& Damn, POtollor" Pa.
Etharthisslist—We ably ion. ter der„..by. rall.
road, • se. o yoerothhe. thr • few rthedre, Tee
We went through the ellsestrone Ara that eieW
earred hers on the Ills a( 31areti last..hurnlng
one store and warehouse, and we are sled to U
pson end that the rapers taken out ot the lath
after the geo were eat - harmed In the Met; WO
Old sot empOoss any sate, especial - 11i° null a
else. wild posslbly stand sacti estetethins
eve discovered the Damn all safe and soused. We
wen semester atthatodetted. We will ever.
an order tar • largo else safe whoa ,we get into
Oar new Slam .'bete raure,
jarea7l. W. A A. J. PACKARD.
TEAS! TEAS . I TEAS I•
01 ♦LL rnioza Am) QUAI.aI; AT
ea. .WOLlEUErhiele
IiMEMME
• '• ISLAM
BLACK TEAM—Pownhang,'
2.2..11ue Boat 1f1a . 04 . 2p . • iireattan. 4
. t13,101._,
_..6,11.c0uw.r7. a . 1.21
lAD
?gS M MI3
rg; i la !‘".” .• ret B.no?.
Troth the abate anyone t othi 4'l l . )a ' st
land et Teo they went, tun bare em polemist
thY Vaunts . . and foraaracd by any or the Km
bt
r es. Compthasslthe now tam seals ss very
gnoTtPtre rale .a' s " rri p " nireral
ems snide ant= essao l tlisniss i tete mkt,
r
Crnmilwmws to,oBE.
111C11A110 1311811 & CO.,
313bIZV I CIIE L T 381111",
No. 100 :Wood • :Street,
TT . AN TAL .4.3lrvintoraß EFATILDTA•
Pk WAAL Tid i ntln wdnni!..?li Lcr.
6 , 11r i r f,;" 1 111 , ..
i %t.TON‘Tin'in. •
w of Wren , denertntWn
' tat eittAalen, •
m Cl L tkertigr.wA -
It erboaesant nen retnlttende. •
" The newee,w: utast centWete Week Canner n ,
Aai rnetnnlin ' lregirni In t2;4 tin"
SH:gPHAP,S
.I."aigitti3l:;
317 Liberty Street,
NEW 12001 i. EITpIIE. ,
Union Sabbath gehool Book Store
.
swim ?:
"..
z.ettz_ivra.
X 1111 nooss.tecars l. •
an 4 DU o ere
101111:4,nr . 1111.4, Y may
irsinimi xi a #6004 11/4;
WANTE D—CMIBINES,
CLAY. StIVOLVYtta. for watt/ 1 twin Pa
L. WD.{[ d.ltnndla 'ma ord., SIO tor Irma
ett'. Wars or . Carton...l.mm shootem.tiv,
an ar
SAD alr ' Oolt's CT ttratiorton's oolmta.
Or a abOotres.) Salt tatnetton mad* on brakan
/ry• ra barial Mr of Moms via ISS
ro.lotao addroM or malty u. J. H. JOll2l oTtES,
Groat Weida. , tttot ottl. tomer Peso and
tribal".
Way.. Std. iltrabortb.
W.,!NTED, -
JULY COLD COUPONS,
And Compound Interest Notes.
11732]
WANTED—Men In ftnlinnon
of Di Wow' Atioduloa.
kY
" CVSIBAB.
rresldesit'Of .11Aida110,14
jeMb Iltimmon4 axe:. ?immure,
riiA :4 ai .OEO u-g
OLIVER
M'CLIN,TOCS.
&,COMPAPIT
IMIE3
Are daily retell -tog MI6 assortment of
NEW '.491-cocons,
neldeb are offered at a ionic fUseoent 'from Inn
wine. once..
•
Ingrain and Common
cteimaimmerra.
Nattinge at New York Priem
J.
TICULLITi
Special tiadatoratesatt to clot p& linos& •
OLIVER III'CLINTOCKA CO.,
PRICES REDUCED
CARPETS !
- Is view of baying oar PALL (100115. vn
a gar oar stock at twists to salt the CILAMITAT
21131153. Those asellog japes to 0001100 caa•
not afford to pass os hf.
BOVARD,, ROSE & CO.,
' .2L Fifth Street,
Chne Sat. a 8411./
BARGAINS IN CARPETS,
ALL-WOOL /BMA-IN&
ILEDUOTD 90a. PTA TAIITIN
RICUSSELS CARPETS,
szororio no. rzi‘,,eislx
tio.a maw
CHINA MATTINGS,
in . m!Anat TO zme. r sa YARD.
Heavi Reduction in Lace MUIR*
...411111:17 .3041 goods.
OLSTIOND STREET
McPABLAND Sc COLLINS,
Nos. 11 end 13 Firth Street...
Seir. to V. B. Costa= Boon .d Post.olßco. 000.
and /icor, over Warr Ittoarl Book Nom..
jeIBrA7B:s4WT.
HAVE REMOVED .
WCALLUH BROTHERS
HAT. now ODOM lt tbels . 67 - lags= 11.14 n
madloststiVN WA/111101:1111. •
No. 51 FM -Street,
A. milli.. of aumw
,a 7 dtlinbl• Dtttef3P
MEDALLION VELVETS.
MIMS Bilge%
TaIREBTIII"
lane mud claim usartment et
Piano and Table Covers,
Intim COMil, IWO UM ID 103,
CHI iiialsiseimp
MEE PLY 'AHD TWO PLY
Ingxa!nt4,
/ad inlay nate? dhow /dad Oar dan'
mccAtPlac Blionama ,
ai.7lo4lMaillitreet.
DOPPT.R.E DEOLIVELD
• • _
11ap.rt . 4401.11 , column edrertlareenta of woo
sz varis=let saeltent
. • , tees Team I.lstra — coarpo- •
vre. icm . .ariztax
wawa • •
Gfipvie,.n a luqueirs
,
ELASTIC STOCK. AID LOCI STITCH
, .
Hewing
.11.1sTalt BIIZT me laally mai X.1./11141142.11
trorpad., o+ll sa4 see limo al ,
r1170:1 =.IE.
GET BONE BUT AI
GROVES It BAR=
i., . aomui 'Qin. it is rollatsi. psrtoel . aal
Mir:omM. boa.' Donn Call total' sad ownDU
.eirm
• ' DO. 10. rirra SP.. above ' ' 'I6 •
12,110 E; 119'8t; CABBIAGE
.-Fir.. ,, ut sild top the slaw - ' ,
MOE
PrITIIIIMIGH. P.A.
=
Jura( T. Bain &
Corper Muth and Weed O.
oßsAr aIIIGAV3I3I
22 Fifth street.
Oil Cloths,
',Window. Shades,
Table Covers,
Piano Covers,
Rugs and Mats,
StairiDods, de.
8T R ZZa.
Iziatyilaci:. l Ao: ll oz l =l
.Iro. 105 **UM Strut.
Min IIMI" 11l 1 sniu INOIII
siza . r.„briths., •Isnrhssi. 4theuit imr:assz
iurrturrazrz.
3.77:nr. ' star. etnitnali.
THE GROVES ,& HAILER -
SEWING MACHINE
thianualsonxiaat Kanasagna. Maeda?
W. 1.11.411 to si n° j os nrra i nws , ,
*hove ea1t1.1.40
ei=
RIGATEI LIST 0111 APPLICA.
...MICR TOR 1.1C911315. SELL LIQUORS.
a 144 to
the Cloth's QM*, for 1.114 roonittof Au.
V lVisko 2s F
o. la.
Jut.... tavern. totltra. 11QX:wily
Jots ll7land.
. 4 12 . 1tturtii. 's warn. 9 , rit l nm M ti *
chrttsL• tiolateem tthold. eat I 4
Saber& Ilon.
7. M. .lulu. over sont.
D.., m
Wthe mt.ory• tavola, ad tart. rittellatt.
' .
Fljonar
tt.Ti t .lotet r aiiii. -e00 419 std. Entrant,.
eg7triett g:ll4•
B.
montt onuto p. Rood Ithwari.lnttsbersh.
we...mos., worn.. Nr . srd, rittehnish.
cents. corn. -
7-11. Porker,
On.. eat. falls. eat , 7
tali abet a 11rth. ."
T. itoodnin. 4 . ••
•0.c.d., lt d
ard. .barta.
Berk 01111", UP ward. Plrabanth.
Nln btaNtsbt. thalam . Pltatharth.
bath s vorert7..Vßa• ' 6 .
itt.s•ll).l7. oet , o b. Mb vara, Plttelnulh.
ated.a actualdh tat' .•
T. Molina. Worn. Mb war t. rittsharill.
Adana 8.0.. ltd. Allpthar.
.;14561r161 , m ward, Alleallata
Mao. rabinder. .• 66 -
/NW. Pothrherty,
Mal, Are.. tantro, 41.11/hohl.
4th trard. Anecham
r. Y. /Whew. -
W. raohabliball .• 6.
iota/ Mona morn. rthward. alleoN7ll7l
mono Sotatla,
A•kal WIC • 4
Jobe sor•nberrni.' .. LL, " ' .." •
.lobalkalthass. " rah mord, a.eitiani.
Thos. le. toluon.tori h. •
Jobalaistdarbto. tarar ;._ 66. la% at SUUtitaata.
rat VII I D V er. fliltis7 ra.of P. 31rt'lloa.
earn Dana, totem. 80.19. Or umenarrtue.
Y. . Tatharlaaa; harlJ
0. 'ROM. ortimp!rascre.
Vit. UTOII9.
o. 4". 'i rtgr. t r :;t h
llrgri.tralg ; rely.
Matldtastotnht.noor two n. 1.19187101.1.111.
Jana linte.o.7..tuts boot, 1.16.17 p.
Pot. Hoo.nolllo. tavern. Malls toosaho..
Hours. Dotty. Rows. usitur torrnahlp. .
Lot. W.nor. W.% Y.
to 7 rollt4 ,
John Notirs. tan.. sou t ronthip. • .
p.m. moon tau.. A.M. to olohlto.
r Ha
tavtrrs, Lower ht. 1.11.1 r
. Bor.. • . •'
• 1 1=1,.
Tna b:ginlfiA7muu u°.
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