Democratic macs meeting, at Atlanta, Ga.,
on the 23d nit.: - •
"From Maine to California the glorious
" tramp of the - Democracy is growing more
andlnore distinct, and by . November a ver
dict will be pronounced. And when the
peopleshall have pronounced that verdict,
the Court will take courage and pronounce
their judgment. Then—ah then, what will
become of you, 'ye isolated hypocrites; all'
power to threaten gone; treachery ex
hausted, relief measures and reconstruction
measures both dead, the Radical party out
of • Congress, what will becotne - of you?
-"Ye generation of vipers, how will you
escape the damnation of hell?" That's ,
what is coming. Oh, it's coming; thank
fled, it's coming—coming to the cheer of
patriots and , the, dismay . of traitors. Yes,
I tell you victory is coming. We have suf
fered, and suffered much; our comrades are
sleeping. Ah, sleeping! many of them by
the streams and in the valleys of Georgia.
They are sleeping on the banks of the deep
rolling Mississippi; they are sleeping
all over Virginia, grander than the pyra
mids of Egypt and richer than the mines of
India. [Enthusiastic cheeis.] Spirits of
our departed braves, we are not yet die
honored ! and though the vile, the low, the
' corrupt, and the perjured are seeking to be
iatir rulers,• and have seized upbn our high
places, the noble, the valiant, and the true
are.still left to ns, and through all our bor
ders are taking courage and hymning the
notes of coming triumph. Ye miserable
spairas of political accidency, hatched by
the putrid growth of revolutionary corrup
tion into an ephemeral existence—renegades
from every law of God and violators of
every right of man—we serve you with
notice this day that this victory is coming.
The men of the South and the men, of the
North—patriots everywhere—are 'sending
up their vows to heaven that this is and
slu, t
brever be a Union of equal States, and
never . hateful Union of unequal States.
[Wil cheers, lasting several =mites.]
Men of pride, . -men of character, women
thank God—without a dissenting voice, and
even children in their play-grounds, are ,
proclaiming-on' hill top and in valley that
those whom God made superior shall not be
degraded to the dominion of the inferior.
The Platform Means Blair—and Nothing
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MEM
The Charleston Mercury says: "The plat'
farm of the Democratic party is square upon
as letter of General Blair, and Gen. Blair's
ietter is 'the legitimate and actualezpkinding
of the platform, It will sireil little ti•Ndeny,
it, North, South, East or West. Any palls 6
ellen or the fact is a perversion of the fact.
It is more—it is ill-faith to the body of the
Convention—and it is an 'attempted decep
tion of ,the voters at the polls. The Rich
. mond Examiner is correct when it says
.that-those who attempt to lead the Demo
cratic party, if they intend to abandon its
platform, 'might as well abandon the field,
as they are' hipped already.? "
.The Richmond Whig says: ,
"We have no-exactions to make of the .
Northern-Democmcy. We take their plat,
form and thelr candidates just as they are.
We have no objection to make to them. We
believe that it is the aim of the party to
break down Radicalism, e ut an end to its
unconstitutional legislation, and restore the
Southern States to the Union oh a constitu
tional basis, and without negro suffrage.
Hut the platform been less strong and une
quivocal, and the candidates less pronounced
and outspoken, we should have accepted
them." --t_
Repudiation a Faiorite Doctrine
Thb Charleston Mercury gives public no
tice that the Seymourites of that State will
neither obey the - laws nor recognize the
debts of her present government. Says this
admirer of Frank Blair: •
"We can scarcely believe that any man
.will be so fool-hardy as to loan his money
---to a Government which has been set up by
- the bayonet; and may not last over three
months; and which those who establiihed
it have declared to be unconstitutional.
'Fraud is worth very little , in governments
without the bayonet._ Notoriously,, by the
law of all civilized nations, it vitiates all
contracts; and a greater fraud than the car
pet-bag government, now affecting l • legit'.
snacy,in Columbta, never raised its brazen
front-for the persecution of any people,
Let everyone, therefore, who is disposed to
loatills'money to the carpet-baggers and
negroesdistinctly understand that the peo
ple or South Carolina will pip not one farth
ing of the debt. We have, no, obiection
-whatever to their being swindled,by Gen.
Scott's Government, but they will 'not swin
dle the• State,"
The Cartridge-box to be Appealed To.
At the Georgia Democratic State Conven
tion many violent things were said. Among
them the following , by Mr. J. M. Ramsey,
of Columbus:
"We have aroused in our might once .
More, under the leadership of Seymour and
Georgia had passed through a fiery
ordeal. Some of her children,, during the
war she was compelled to wage, deserted
her and joined her .enemies. Let them be
like Arnold, forever accursed. We have
seen our, soldiers fall, our cities in flames,
our citizens torn fro i m peaceful homes. We
will now, at all hazards, recover our lost
Ilbertiea and restorer he State. We are in
the midst of a great revolution; which may
end peacefully at the ballot-box; but. if no - 4
THEN THE TRUE MEN. OF THE
SOUTH.' WILL RALLY ONCE MORE
AROUND THEIR NOW FOLDED BAN
, NER, AND WILL TRY THE ISSUE AT
`THE.CARTRIDGE BOX.. (L6ud and ea
i
thu'aiastic applause.) -
''The Democratic Platform Boiled . Down.
We clip the following declaratiOn of prin
ciples from the St. JOseph, Mo., Vindicator.
- • OUR Morro,
BABB VOTE OE. A FREE. FIGHT!
OUB PLATFOBIf,
THE CONSTITUTION AND THE BIGHTS OF THE
STATES,!
OUR Docutnutr
This isnwitrnt nen's Govenunenkmade
- by White Men, for White Men and , their
• tY, sonny - zit !I . Dosin with the
ayment of the National Debt-;-(if it is
ever paid) . . inGreenbacks. A currency
"that it good- for Working Men, itro , Fluersi
liecbanies r Artisans'and Editors, is good
enough for ;Yankee Shoddyocrats.. Down
with the lundholders l
Subordination of the Military to the Civil
- AuthorigeN: Down with Satraps 1.
Equit Taistion And the rightful repre
sentation of all the States,-or Another Re
bellion t
Revolution must be met with Counter-
Revolution -Force by Forc&--Violence- -by
I Violence—and usurpation should be over=
thrown; if needs be, by the Bayonet.
I • Down with Test Oaths and. , Registrationl'66 la Republique!. .
_linemen Ireniocratag•itiamipecung Tgialo
The Richmond correspondent of the - New
York. Times says : •
"There ie one thing certain: the whole
aim of the Densomstis ofVirginis is to work
natateni such a - war asio mittee the two
races we nearly as they. pouibty eon in the
4 position: May occupied during or pier prior
• to the war • and they are confident that 01e
am be accomplished by i;overthrow
1- the Radical party;ntid that . rt, Will be don ,
by their unsuspecdngtooli-4he Democrats
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IS YOUR I S EASE
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EASE RHEUMATISM I
Many person supposing they are suffering from
tote disease, haie applied Llnaments. Plasters and
.:1,.
other Rhenniail f 4emedies without obtaining any
rellefew hen in act the cause of pain is a derange
ment of the Ka neys. These are.smali organs. but
very important, and any obstruction or Interference
with its functions are ludicate.d by Pain in the back
andloinc, langunr and weakness, difficulty in avoid.
ing and utinatAal i color of the urine. A Diuretic
*Mould i once be resorted 10.
DR. SARGENT'S
Littretic or . Backache . Pills
Can be relied on for these purposes;
•
they have a
dirett influence on the cells of the kidneys, assists:
nature in relieving them of any foreign particles,
and mulstes them to a healthy and vigorous ac
tion
Dr. &urgent's. Backache Pills
Contain nothing injurious, being composed of en
tirely vegetable remedies; they uo not sicken' nor
gripe—on the eontrary they act as a. gentlo tonic and
restoresTiOne to the syStem, They are reconionended
by all
who whu have tried them.
- Prfee 50 Cents Per Box. I
FOR SALE BY .DRUGGISTS. Sole prOpileor,
'GEORGE A. KELLY, Wholesale Druggist,
37 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS.
Our constitutions are elastic. They are not easily
shattered. In fact, strictly speaking. Death alone
can shatter Them, for they represent the reserve of
vitality, which enables the enfeebled system to
re
act, when the pressure of disease is ' removed from
it. But it is the fashion, when the body is weak.
the circulation languid, the nerves tremulous and
the mind depressed, to Say that the constitution is
ruined, or broken down, or shattered. In cases of
the kind described, administer HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS, and it will soon be seen how
little ground there is for this stereotyped note of
alarm. The tont, and alterative properties of the
specific, rapidly diffused through the whole organ!.
nation by the stimulant which forms the basis, will
immediately create a favorable reaction, and this
reanimating process will go on as the medicine is
continued, until strength, health and mental ac
tivityare completely restored. Every day cures of
this kind tire accomplished. Let the debilitated in
valid, when toldpy his condoling friends that "his
constitution is shattered," have recourse at once to
this strength-recruiting preparation, in which the
finest stomachics and alteratives of the vegetable
kingdOm'are represented, and he will soon be able
to meet their gloomy forebodings with a confident
smile, and to announce' that he has taken a new
lease of life under its vitalizing operation:
CURE OF FISTULA.
Dn. IMAM= I write to thank you for your kind
ness and • scientific management of my disease, for .
which I called to consult you some time in January
last. You'will remember that I had a compligtion
of dLseases, which finally ended in a terrible fistula,
which : I had heti advised to "let atone , " on ac
count of a harassing cough, which it was feared
might fasten it on mg.langs: I knew that the peen
lair mode ortreating diseases like mine was by a
cutting operation, which, if successful at all, would
naturally throw the disease upon the lungs or some
other vital organ, on account of the suddenness of
the cure and the immediate check to the discharge,
which I believed:was a salutary provision of nature
to get rid of soma morbid condition of the system.
I feel perfectly satisfied thatvour method'of treat
ment, nitrifying the system, and local applications
to the fistulorui part. niust cure' if anything could,
withopt cutting; which I find It did, and I am happy
to report myself well in every particular, with
sounder and better health than I have had for years.
I would also add that the , applications you made
were almost paitiless,'and have left me a new man,
with all the energies and vizor of restored health.
Yours, gratefully, I- C-.
DR. KEYSER'S CONSULTATION ROQMS.FOR
CHRONIC DISEASES, No. 120 PENN tiTREET,
from 0 A. sz. UNTIL 3 P. If:. :
Jnne 17th. 1841 N.
NOTICES—"To Let," •`For "Loft,'
"'Wants . ," "Found," ••Boarding," &e., not ex.
ceding FOUR LINES each wilt Le inserted in thest
co/tonna mace for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS; each
additional Use FIVE CENTS.
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WANTED---SITUATIONS.
W. ANTED-SITUATION.-A
young man who has had several years' ex
perience in t he dry goods business would like to ob
tain a situation where he pan make himself useful
Unit. give good reference. Address , BOX 1), GA
ZETTE °FPI=
WANTED-HELP.
IiNTANTE D-B 0 Y.--A tern •
gent Boy, between 14 and 16 y. are of age,
to act as Assistant and Pupil to a Mechanical En
gineer, In an office ; where he will learn Mechani cal
Drawing Premium required. Addre
ETT. Allegt eby City, Pa. " BECK
'
WANTEIBOY.---A young man
of steady habits. to learn the Grocery bust.
nese. in a good store. One that will board with the
family and can give the best of nefcrqnce. Address
GROCER, Allegheny City. .
WANTED-AGENTS.
NVANTE 11-- . GENTSFor Na-
TIONAL CAMPAIGN G001)8.-0:10 Steel
Engravings oflillANT Ind COLFAX, with or Ist th.
out tramp:, One agent took GO orders in one day.
AlsoThiational- Camps!, n Biographies of both, 20
cents. VIM, Badges. edals and Photos for Dem
ocrats lied liepublican . Agents make 100 per et.
sample packages sent post-paid for $l. Send at
once and get the start Address GOODSPEED A
CO.. 37 Park Bow . N Y.. or Chicago . 111. 'OAF
•
1
can
W
GENTS--Who can
, , - summand a Capital of $l5 'to 420 - who
really TOtauL to make m. ney -to sell by" sample the
HOLLOW DASH A.THOSPHERIO CHURN. Noth
ing Ilse it in use. .I,: C. 'IILTON, No. 10% ST.
CLAIR ST. ,
WANTS. -
:ANTED - INFORMATION-Of
FRANCIS M. WEBB. When last beard
from was stopping at . - GottmniOs Exchange." in
the Diamond, (in May, MO, )in he City - of Pitts
burgh. Any person.wbo may chance to read this
notice, and know of the whereabouts ot the said
FRANCIS M. WEBB, will confer a great favor on
his mother. ,M-15. R. FRANKLIN, by addressing a
letter to J. C. FRANKLIN; lileadowville, Umatilla
Count, Oregon.
WANTED--PARTNER.---A-Part
ner that will devote nis time to sales and
•
Collections, and who can invest Ylfteen to Twenty
five Thousand Donal* in an old establlshed manu
factory. Address 11, ;with Tull name, at GAzarra
OFFICE, Zione need Apply except an active b sl
nese man, capable to Attend to busbies- generally.
WANTED--TO re
v speetablo. gentleman wants to marry a
Irealtby young lady, Must positively be good look
ing and active. Address A. B. Allegheny... To.
NVANTMW-PIIIICHASER-.-For
an Interest In an established business - on
Filth street. Terms- $5OO cash. $5OO in tour and
$5OO In six months. • 'Address pox - If, this °Mee.
FOR ?RENT;
MO LET—STORE-ROOM—No. 50
SMITHFIELD STREET. Possession given
Immediately.: Inenire at above number.
TO LET—HOUSE of 6 11'0011113 - on
- Cbteham'strret, by 8. CUTHOEUT BONG,
Snaltblleld strept. • . • •
r)ro LET - LAFAYETTE
• - • W.llLbe to rent on SUNDAY after middle of
usnt. 1 -
FOR EkaUillß
• •
ffoll SALE RAR E CHANCE.—
PLUMBING AND GAS FIT EING ESTA li
eiblMßNT.—A good stand and store. together
*lth fixtures, good will,. &c. ore PLUMBING and
GAS faTnirii EsTaBLISHM Era, doing :a good
business, Is offer( d for sale. The above Is situated
In a good place 'fur business. Hating engaged In
other buslneas. the proprietor often this' e.tani
reent at a bargain. - Iforparticulars, &a., call at No.
lab WOOD STRESET; Pittsburgh, Ps
FOR BALE - A.. Beautiful Build LOT. containing 4 acree,wlth the prlv
age of 6 acres, situated on Mount - Hope. at Woods
Run titatioa,P. Ft. W. AC. • tt.i illiolnincproper
sy or Alex. Taylor' Wm. Nelson Wm. nichardann
and tithas. This 1. one of the ' most commanding
Thews In the vicinity of the two Cities. and within a
minutes , wait ut theststion.. Eppttitte at 351
ertyStreet; or at the residence of Mr. ALEX. TAY
MAL, near the premises.
REMOVALS.
WATTLEIrr& CO. •bavere
-14,../4. moved 'to Ate - . house formerly . ocomsled by
Opener d Co., Mo. 123 VEDKRAt. STMSET, $
few doors below th • Market, Allegheny.
MONEY.
ONEY TO Lo
Loa • 817., 4 4 ,14.7.11 100 0 00 to
a zkriburoNr. Ain=
PITTEBURGH GAZETTE': ITISDAY, ATICCUST 11; 1888.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHEAP GUNS POE THE PEOPLE....
roe GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS have been
removed to N 0.170 SMITIFIGE.L.D STREET. where
srtll always be found the mart complete assortment
of Guns, Plistols, , Arnmunition and Sport.
Inn Material, ave., in tee city. All kinde Guna
2114 Pistols carefully repaired. Gash. paid for
ARMY RIFLES and RE VO LUBER. Send std'inp
ror illustrated Circular. Agents wanted in every
town in the United States.- Address, J. H. JOHN
STON. 179 SmithCeld Street. Fitteburgh.
10"'JOHN N. PURVIANCE,
Register in Bankruptcy for 23d District.
Office, 116 FEDERAL STREET, ALLEGHENY.
Ail-Office hours-9 A. M . . to SP. 14
t4r'A. P. A. NOTICE.--rere will
be a regular tneeting pr, AT?4,I O GHENT
LODGE. No 54, A. P. A.. et ttiej Mk Hall. over
ALLEGHENY ENGINE liollUnlitki street.
THIS EVENING, August llthkft.t. ift: , Jock. A
full attendance Is requested. Vie Or
- rt,k
mill " j ir ~ 1- Vt.., • M.
..
.44,----
DRY OAK LUMBER.Agog i
• . A CHOICE LOT OF UIM,
, 0
BUTT-CUT PLANK ;
ASSORTED THICKNESSES.
Also, FLOORING and COAL PITT RAIL,
In Yard below luspenslon Bridge, Allegheny side.
M. P. ADAMS & BRO. `
OFFICE—Pen-3es Building,
null:WA HANCOCK ST.. PITTSBURGH
'VALUABLE
COAL FOR SALE.
Will be sold positively at the COURT HOUSE,
In Pittsburgh, on THURSDAY. August 13. 1868,
at 10 o'clock. A. Si., TWENTY-THREE ACRES
and SEVENTEEN PERCHES OF COAL, adjoin
ing or near Coal of Pittsburgh Coal Company, In
Lower St. Clair township, lying under the land of
James Carothrrs,. together with a reservation of
een Perches of land for a Coal Pll or entrance.
Plot of the same will be exhibited on the day cf sale
or can be seen at 80 Fourth street, prior to that day.
Administrator de bonis nom, etc., of George Mil
tenberger, deceased. suit
OFFICE CITE ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, t
• PITTSBURG'', August 11, Ib6B.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS..
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
Grading, Paving and Curbing of
ROBTRTS STREET, from Centre avenue to Reed
street: •
SMALLMAN STREET, from Morris to Morton
street:
And grading MILLER STREET, from Centre av
enue to Reed street; I
Also, for ,• skin a CINDER WALK on CENTRE
AVENUE. fr g
om Kirkpatrick street to Miner
street, (Minersville,)
Will be received at this °Mee until MONDAY, Au
gust 17tn, ASO&
H. J. MOORE,
IMRE]
ALLEGHENY COUNTY, ss.
In the Court of Common Pleas, No. 817, Sep
tember Term, IEO9. In the matter of
The Division of Elisabeth Township
into Two Election Precincts.
,
And now, August Bth, 1868, petition and plans
presented in open Court, whereupon the Court
direct that the same be filed of Record, and that no
tice of,the presentation of said petition be given
by publication once each week for three weeks to
the PITTSBURGH GAZETTE, rind that additional
notice be given by at least te.o hand-bills, to be
posted in conspicuous places in said township, that
said petition will be acted on by said Court on SAT
URDAY, Aagust 28th, 1868.
ltT TII ' COURT.
From tlio Record..
jACOD R. WALTER. ProttCy. aull:Offr-Tty
.Godeffroy Brancker' & C 0.,,
42 EXCHANGE PLACE. lax YORE,
Are prepared, as Sole Agents In the United States
for the Prnsslan Mining and Iron Co., of Dulaburg,
Westphatta„ to contract or sell Ili quantities to stilt
purchases, (deltvered In either New York or Philo-
delpbta) the celebrate 1 :
V. H. SPIEGELEISEN
Usediio extensively for the mannfiseturing of
BESSEMER STEEL.
This Iron Is free from Sulphur and Phosphorus, and
coati4ne a heavy percentage of Manganese. The
above are Wt.:, re itly to contract for, or sell to arrive.
I \ •
STEEL RAILS •
midiuractund by
G. ARNDT & CO.,
of Dortmund, for which ',Mei arm they also have
the Sole Agency in the United States
Fall.partioulars, samples, prices or chemlial an-
alybis will be piomptly forwarded on application
LIIMEI
LOW ivrtic..Es
SUMMER GOODS.
White Shawls,
Thin press Goods,
Snii;imer Silks,
Tucked Muslins,
BATES & BELL'S.
Jvao:TriaT
FOR SALE.
A•SPLENDiD MANGE FOR AIdAN WITII A
g;iIALL CAPITAL.
Agood and very desirable - , • .
BOOT,.:AND SHOE kHOUSE '
Located Within twenty•tive miles of the
s large case bubbles'. satisfactory reasons IfiVea
X/C:ltigingintiq.doll7.ks pill be 611 ? wn t° F the
A➢Dly at UM TIMID YSTRIC.Fa, or
U. E irAirispOis, • -.
ardnulti 133 Word Elireet, Xlttiburgh, Fa.
SOMETHING NEW.—Desiccated
eipufibil. for family mw; one round equal to
four pounds of raw. put up In neat , oneynand
PaPerboses, recipes lor cookies' it variety
or. styles. Price MI cents nor pound• For pat!,
wholesale and retail,
.at, toe ragallyAliNcen , Milne of
.10111 r. ItErotqlitel
Car.-Liberty and ilanoorrata,
CM
. . , . .
0 1101 c , r4 JAPAN •WEA.rsfust , •ree
eeived, s fresh invoice of taus quaJi ty , unapt
ered 'Opals Tesi, for sale ' the pepnti or h.4lfehest
tkY J
NO. A. .!tEN.4ll.rt lir,. '
betas , .i . , enreor - f.lhen c ;41,,1 Illtm . l ht.t..,.0....
•111HAIT TENNESSEE: FLOVIROP
1. 50 balls. la aaure,'lor ogle
•• aut* • DICKEY &. 04. '
TENAIIESSEID CO . IIN-11 - 60 sacks.
-7 , 11 k stalra.ler sale by
• salt . DLOKEV x.a.)
S. F. VON BONNHORST.
City Engineer. t•
FOR
White Goods,
Lace Curtains,
Lace Mantles.
NEW .ADVERTIBENEEN
A VERY LARGE
And Carefully Selected Stock,
DB
180 & 182 Federal S Allegheny.
BLEACHED SHIRTING MUSLIN,
UNBLEACHED MUSLIN,
PILLOW CASE MU
SHIRTING CHECK
HEAVY TICKING,
GINGIIAI.I3, PRIN
DELAINES. ALP
COTTON TABLE I
LINEN TABLE D PER,
IRISH LINEN,
TOWELS, .TOWELING,..
CASSIMERES, JEANS,
GENT'S WRITE SKIRTS, cheap;
BALMORAL AND ROOP SKIRT%
WHITE AND COLORED CORSETS,
SID GiO,VES,
LACE HANDKERCHIEFS,
LACE MITTS,
HOSIERY, NOTIONS, &c.,
A VERY _LARGE STOICS,
AT LOW PRICES,
Wholesale and Retail,
AT WILLIAM SEMPLE'S,
180 & 182_Fedgral Bit 7, Allegheny.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
ON THE IST DAY OF AUGUST,
WE REMOVED TO THE
LARAIE AND COMMODIOUS WAREHOUSE,
No. 45 Wood Street,
Directly Opposite St. Charles Hotel.
Also, entrance ou THIRD ST., Nos. 102 and 104
R. E SELLERS & CO.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
KNOWN TO Max.
la I IV El Si M-32"113
IMPROVED.
I •
BLOOD SEARCHER,
FOR THE CURE OF
All Diseases Arising front an Im
pure State of the Blood, such as
. Scrofula, Dyspepsia,
Costiveness, Jaundice,
Cancerous Formations,
Cutaneous Diseases.
Salt Rheum, Erysipelas,
Mercurial Diseases,
General Debility,:Doils,
Pimples on the Pace,.
Liver Complaint,
Sore Eyes, Scald Head,
Tetter Affections,
Loss of Appetite,
Low Spirits.
Foul Stomach,
Old and StubbornElcers,
Rheumatic Disorders,
Female Complaints,
Together with all other disorders from an improper
condition of the Circulatory. System. As a general
Tonic Its effects are moat benignant, and - cannot
fall to benefit, when used periesertngly and accord
ing to directions. It is purely a vegetable prepara
tion—not a single grain of mineral poison enters
into its composition, so that while it invariably af
fords relief, and effects the most wonderful cures,
no overdose could injure the most tender infant.
R. E. SELLERS & CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
PITTSBURGH; PA:
ALSO,'PROPRIETO:RB - 07
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Sellers' Cough SProp; . • - ,
Sellers! laver Pills and Vermlinge;
Johnson's Rheumatie Compound;
And Boerhave's Tolland Bitters.
FOR SALE VT ALL DRUGGISTS.
SECOND-HAND ENGINES , •
One norisontal Entine; of 20 hone power.
One '•Nigger" lEngine, without reverse 'rare. .
Also, s medium sisee DRILL PRISM;
Terms cash. Address. with description and ;loe
' SOStatli COPLZY Jr
. .
- swim s 68 /llVer Avenue, 'Allegheny.
Iep,ITIIATED—From the - ;.prentisee ;
of the subscriber, adjoining the ventral Stook
'true, Eut• r„ 4 . •
A FIZESII,OOw,
With iplece broken oft ondhorti;
e s ra t etv il el l 4 r viltre r tibeVigl nn t c d m . ! W hi g
WIE. J. LAFFERTY,
jr4: 4 2, , Al the Central Stook Yards.
(400,0 . :,X,E1W5• • ••
•••-•• • • • - • ,
• •• 4 1 OlOsgqiNfill? ; 1 :1 11 : TIKES,
?EY4O4TP-. / FRr :W -4 10TIM4*reiid.
~,Tiiiitugelitittli!taitnfto wags "H . vi on
ovary tear. Tow doss slim =461
rirNOTICE IS HEBERT , . GIVEN
. that BOOKS FOR SUBSCRIPTION to the
Capital Stock of the Company to erect a Bride over
the Allegheny River, from Ennit street, in the City
of Pittsburgh; in Hie County of Allegheny. to the
Allegheny and Butler Plank Road, „at or near the
mouth of Girty's Run, incorporated by an Act of
the Gent ral Assembly of this Commonwealth, ap
proved the twenty-sixth day of March, A. D. 1868,
will be Opened at the office of SILL a SHUTTERLY,
on Butler street, in the Seventeenth Ward of said
City of Pittsburgh, on the TENTH DAY OF SEP
TEMBER NEXT, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day.
John W. Riddell, IV J. Wainwright,
J.*J. Shntterly, James I. Bennett..
T. R. sill, • J. B. Poor, _
T. B. Stewhrt, D. Dempsey,
M. McCullough, Jr., H. Sample,
E. B. Hanna. L. Fellbaugh,
W. T. Purviunce, F. Coates,
Wm. W. Young, J. U. Barr. • •
Wm. Reardon, Wm. McConnell,
Israel C. Pershing, John J. Williams,
N. P. Reed, Commissioners.
Pittsburgh, August Bth, 1868. aulO:u2l
SEMPLE'S,
BEI
IRrPITTSBERGII & CONNELLS
VILLE R. R. CO.
First Mortgage Turtle Creek Division Bonds.
Holders are hereby notified that the Interest Coo
pons of the above Bonds,
itEl
EWE]
Will be paid on and after — that date, on presenta
tion and delivery at the FIRST NATIONAL BANE
OF PITTSBTRGH.
JOHN H. PAGE, Jr., Treasurer.
Office Pitta. & Connellave R. R. Co., /
pittaburgh, July 15th, 1868. ; ly.lhtfe
TRIMMINGS AND- NOTIONS.
AT NACRUM, .CLYDE & CO.'S,
MOSQUITO NETS,
MUFFLED AND STAMPED APRONS;
SHETLAND SHAWLS, . •
. LADIES' WHITE UNDERWEAR;
A full line of HOSIERY;
MORRISON STAR SHIRTS,
GENT'S PAPER COLLARS,
LADIES' Do. AND CUFFS,
TRAVELING SATCHELS,
A full line of JET SETS,
SILK A BULLION FRINGES,
SILK & SATIN BUTTONS,
all colors.
A Complete Assortnent of White Goods,
SWISS, VICTORIA, LAWN,
LINEN, CAMBRIC, Ac
HOOP SHIRTS, is all the Newest Styles.
HID GLOVES, at'all prices;
GENT'S & LADIES' SUMMER UNDERWEAR;
MACRUM, GLYDE & CO.,
pRICES MARKED DOWN!
MACRUM & CARLISLE'S,
ALL GOODS GREATLY REDUCED:
HOOP SKIRTS. (Ladles`,) for
COMETS, (Real greiach,)
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, 3 for
KID GLOVES. (warranted.)
PAPER COLLARS
SOO Yds. SPOOL COTTON, (good)
POCKET BOOKS, worth 50c
MEN'S UNDERSHIRTS..
MEWS JEAN DRAWERS
All kinds Bonnets and Hats at H alf Cost
CREAT BARGAINS!
• •
Special Bates to Merehsotts & Dealers.
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AT EATON'S,
REMOVAL. -
The Peeples National Bank of Pittsburgh.
SAMUEL REA President.
GEORGE BLACK Vies President.
F. M. GORDON , Cash'es'.
The above Institution will occupy their
10.75 Wood Street r above Fourth Street,
On MONDAY, August 3d, where In future their
buslness,wlll ba transacted., • • wawa
BLACK SIM SACQUES.
mm ANTI-TORNADO
RAILROAD ,inirDoE
IS eminently adapted fbr our largo western rivers,
It
'pane of 850 feat 80 rut - above'. low water.
It will resist the strongest winds. hurricanes, and
the heaviest loaded trains will not affect It. I made
the discovery on the 35th of June tut. A model 8
feLt long I exhibit, and give specification on its
principles to all parties who tate an interest in
'bridges, and charge XS cents.
JACOB GNYIiNR,
1717 39 Ann 814. IA Ward. Allegheny City.
(40OP :CANNED •
PLUMB AND EMMY/BEIM,
WWII it vary low prices. 51,
MI
rIATIVEIR SELMII44. the hest
quaky Oslt Timed, *way! ea baud at the
rates. J. H. 11111./.1.111.
NOTICES;
DUE AUGUST Isr,ASCS,
78 and 80 Market Street.
MEN'S JEAN DRAWEES;
1,000 Box. BALMORAL HOSE;
5,000 Lbs. WOOLEN YARNS
sa-Speelal Rates to Jobbers
IS and SO Market Street.
OM
No. 19 Filth Street.
ON AND AFTER. JULY IST.
111.1011M11 &
19 FIFTH BTREZT.
No. 17 Fifth Street.
GREAT BARGAENB IN
Straw Goods;
Ladles' and Children's Hats;
Sundowns, Etc.
Capitat, : : : : $1,000,000.
NEW BUILDING,
Lama Lace Points,
Summer Shawls,
FOB SALE •AT LOW PRICES, BY
WHITE, ORR &
J 25 Fifth Street.
amonan
radeial Weak Alumina
POLITICAL.
M r 'GRANT AND cOLR:OE.-
,
I . TITE CITIZENS CF. s., l
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South Pittib'gh Monongahela 4 Biiminghat
, ) ,
,
\ Are requested to attend a meeting of The SOITTIC, • •
PITTSBURGH 'GRANT AND ( OLSAX CLIP. l!ait
the SCHOOL HOUSE. on A Al',
c ,
Oti
• Thta Mueaday,) Ea - Clang)! at 7.. g &elan ..
3 / 4 i_ j •
~'ki
WM; A. LFGO ATE and It. J. POWXBR, Emig; sitE
will address the meeting. ; A - . ~,.
Mr. J. W. POPE and the SOUTH PITTSBURG 11
GLEE CLUB wilt be present and entertain thiltll , 7
meeting with Campaign Sonir.l. 11l
aull:u27 BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE. 1 , ,A,1
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.ELEVENTH WARD ATTENTION: 4 ,
it
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The supporters of GRANT AND COLFAX areeilli
earnestly requetted to attend a meet to be hell! .
'This (Tuesday,) Evening, ,' 1,
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In the Ott ) SEVENTH WARD S.CFlosiL HOUSS.,1 1 1 i...k
fo. the purpose of perfecting a permanent organll
zation of the
Cl
GRANT AND coLms dais. f
Let us have a full turn-out of the whole ward. 1!\
anti . By order of THE CONIMII.TEE-
'GRANT AND COLFAN`CLUB,.
10 - GRANT AND COLFAN.
OF SECOND . WAIID, ALUGETCM,
Meets at SECOND WARD SCHOOL HOIUSE, every
Tuesday Evening, at 8 Ireioa.
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W - FOR MAYOR.
JARED M. BRU S H,
Of the old SIXTH. WARD, is a candidate for Mayor,
subject to the decision of the voters at. the Republi
can Primary Election.
.1522:15/
IgrFOR MAYOR.
CHARLES JEREMY,
•
Of the old SIXTH WARD. is a candidate for lifayor.
subject to the decision of the voters at the Republi—
can Primary Election.
CITY TREASURER. t"
WIVE', CITY TREASIIIIEIL
SAMUEL ALLIND4I
Is a candidate for City Treasitrer, sehle4t to the de—
cision of the voters at •the Recut:4 - 4mi Primary
Election.
ifgrFOß CITY TREASURER.
WILLIAM LITTLE;
Of the old TENTH WARD, is a candidate for City
Treasurer, subject to the decision. of voters at the
Republican Primary Election. jy22:tso
al"FOlt CITY TREASIIIIEIL
TOMLINSON,
Of - the FOURTH WARD. Is s candidate for City
Treasurer, subject to the decision of thh voters it
the Republican Primary Election. )y22354
FOR ICITt TREASURER.
•
A. J. COCHRAN,
. .
Of the old NINTH WARD, is a - aandidate for City
Treasurer, subject to the decision of the voters at
the Republican Primary Election. jy223.49
CITY CONTROLLER.
FOR CITY CONTfIOLLER.
THOMAS STEEL, ;
Of the SECOND WARD, Is a candidate for City
Controller, subject to the decision of the voters at
the Republican Primary Election jya:tsl.
'FOR CITY CONTROLLER.
ROBERT J.
Of the old FIFTH WARD. Is a candidae for City
Controller, subject to the decision of the 'voters at
the Republican Primary Election. iy2Z353
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CITY CONVENTION.
The Republicans of the City of Pittsburgh are
hereby invited to attend Primary Meetings in their
respective Wards on
SATURDAY, August 16th 1868,
Between the boors of 3 and 7 P. m.. and there vote
far candidates to be placed in nomination for the
several city offices. viz:
One person for Mayor of said city.
One person for Controller of said city.
One person for Treasurer of said city.;
The voting at said meetings will be by printed or
written ballots, containing the names of she candi
dates voted for, each office on a ticket by itself, and.
the elections, as far as practicaoie , will , lre conduct
ed in accordance with the laws anti usages regula
ting State, county and city elections, ;the officers
taking care to keep a correct list of all persona
voting thereat.
The elections will be conducted, wherever it can
be done, by the'Republican election officers chosen
at the last city election: and inwards where no such
officers were chosen, the officers to conduct the ele c -_.
tion have been desi gnated, as hereinafter mention
ed, by the City Committee.
The Committee suggest that the officer's thus des.
Ignated to hold this election shall voluntarily take
the usual affidavit administered to election officers
under the laws of the State, so as to shut out all
cause of complaint.
The election in the First and Second Wards will
be held at the Public School Rouses in said wards.. '
Is the Third Ward , at the Public School House.
1.00
In the Fourth Ward at the PalIC ijii;Of House.
In the Fifth Ward in the office of the Clerk of tee
Orphans' ()curt, at the Court HOUE,C, under the su—
pervision of W. B. Beeper, George Glass and Et. J.
Smith, who are appointed the Board to hold said
election. ,
In the Sixth Ward at the Public School House.
In - the Seventh Ward at the Pu,blic School House.
In the Eighth Ward at the house of Henry Wilson.
In the Ninth Ward at the Public School ILouse.
In the Tenth Ward at the house of Wm. Brown,
at the corner of Penn and Mechanics streets.
In the Eleventh, Twelfth. Thin eenth.-Fourteenth,
Fifteenth and Seventeenth Wards, let the usual
places of bolding elections in sa id wards.
In the Sixteenth Ward at the Wigwam, corner of
Peal aid Main streets, under the supervision o,
Noah G. Craig, Roland Smith and John C. Stewart.
In the Eighteenth Ward at the place of holding
elections for what was heretofore istussvu as the 24
precinct of-Collins township, under the supervision.
01 David Jones, David Holmes and David - Kirk.
In the Nineteenth Ward at Jo.eph Ganster's
house on the Greens burg turnpike, under the su
pervision of John N. Berlin, Wm. H. Morrison and
James Joyce.
In the Twentieth Ward at Beitlex's tithool House.
under the supervision otteWm. H. IDenniston. Geo.
F. Itahauser and John R. Hanna.
. .
In the Twenty-first Ward at Wigwam mow built)
in said ward, on the laud of George Fluter, new
sand wash. op the corner of Spring sirzet and the
Pu-kerty road, under the! supervision of A. J.
Woolelayer, S. B. hoes and B. W. Morgan.
ln the Twenty-second Ward at lrveiros School
Rouse, under the supervision of Johhlt. Murdock.-
William Irwin and }sandal Morton. „
In the Twenty-third ward at the used place for'
holding elections in late -,Peebles township, under -
the supervision of Joseph' Boats, James B. Palmer
and James McKibben.
Every supporter of GRANT and COLVAX.and
the city nominees Is earnestly invitedto take part
lu said election, and none Other; and" the 'election
officers are hereby respectfully urged to use all port
able diligence to preserve the purity Of the 4 1/let ••
box and secure* fair return of the - votes east.
The election officers. after the votes are counted.
will make up duplicate returns thereof, one
0
which, with the list of voters , shall he - fflkeedln t h e
ballot boxes and the other taken 'possession of by
the R J
eturn Udif e . and the . Return . Ridges of the
Several words sh all present the same at a meetirqg • .
of Return Judges. tube held at the Common Coun
cil Chamber, on TUP-SDAY: August .-I@lh. at /0
o'clock A. ii., when they dhoti cause the same to bry 6
added together and declare the result, the ;Anwar
receiving tne highest vote for each office to be de
clared the nominee. • - •
• The Return Judges, at their meeting, will appoint
the City Exetutive Committee to setae for the en-.
suing Tear . . . • ,
Thu Committee desires to call the attention of the
Election Boards to the •following resoltrtion. which
was adopted st the last meeting of-the Committee:
-Resolved, 'That we recommend to the . officers Of
the Primary Election the enforcement of 011 legal
rules respecting the qnaliffeation of voter. at gen
eral elections, in analtion to the requirement - that
the voter shall be 'a known member 'of the UlllOll
Republican Party.
A resolution ,was also passed authorizing , the
Election Boards to nil all vacancies occurring fir tber
officers of their respective.distrlcts. . •
J. A. BUTLERS Chairman.
A. L. PEARSON, Secretary. • . autrtao
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j*4IGHTNING APPLE PA S.
- i have lust received a large stock of the above
per, .They have been fully tested for the last
three years, and • have
_proved themselves to be the
best ever invented. The3rpare faster, better, and
do their work much cleaner than any other Apple
Paters known. For sale wholesale and revs% Dy
JAMES DOWN,
• 136 Wood street.
n OIIIILE- BARREL 81111 YR CAM&
—I have to store every superb:l - clot of l , ouble
Wiwi Shot guns, breeeh and muzzle loading, of
my own importation, which I will sell As low as any
house in the country. lexcept none, All I ask It
$0 oat and examine and be convinced of the same. .'
ror sale by* JAMES SOWS,
sia4vrtry 4-- 4_, 326Woodoreet:'
§mar: SHOT 1,4;40 isietred, a
(alllli of Neir'Yeakiurtent snotOu.
and 3 pound buds, susiortoCn nom OP.
to No. 10. For sant op
JANE/WW l lft
1361f00d landau
Slii2VP
5.
W. P. PRICE. Becretan
MAYOR.
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