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FRIDAY , MORNING, JUNE 20.
pursuance of a reeolution, adopted by the RE.-
EXECUTIVE.COMIIITTEE Or AL
LSGREII Y COUNTY, et their meeting held on Sat
.
, . , .
urday,-May itithelBr2, notice hereby given that
, , PRIMARY AIENTJUSGS .wlll . be held in'the carious
',Wards, Bormighs and: Towrahlps of tbe:C,oulity, at
<
• the usual P 0 laoratLidding elections In each Pr y;
. •
on - TATETRDA.Y, JUNE 1862, for tha
. .
efectlen of TWO DELEGATES from act'
, . • . .
a - Conyebtion, to be 'bold 'en tbe FOLLOWING.
. . •,
The- Goovention will assertible on - MONDAFi
..JUNE,23.1.8M. at the COURT ROUSE; Bth o'clock
S. tn.:. to nominate a PRESIDENT JUDGE- 011'
. COMMON PLEAS. Am. li& 8 001ATE. LAW
. JUDGE UF 0011110 N PLII.BB, COUNTY,
f CONTROLLER, and to..elki DELEGATES to. the'
.STATE REPGRLICAN CONVENTION, 10. be held
:The Primary Bfreßfigs in Mernsblla will to
.beld,between thaboura of 3 and 6 p. m., and in tee
, 'cities and borough,. bmwoon< 3 and 7 p-m., 01 mid
-
day,. The appointment of the delegates In the town-
Aims will b by marking, /Ind ,11k. the MUM and bon.
..011Fh: by 1411. t. . • - . l .7,PlLtVo,4,:lhairman.
IFl.Scsolrea.-.4.,'Secretary.
MEE
ThiellHMdweratic totivention.,
This body met on Wedneeday at the
•.
MIME
Court house, some twetity-Oight 'districts
being unrepresented, for which they have
. I':great cause to be thankful, as they have
escaped committal to such a jargon of
absurdities, fostittiv and bombaSt, as even
Democratic - conventions have seldom pro-
duced. We' question if the. Committee
• which prepared the resolutions, or, the
ventionwhich,adopted them,. can tell what
they.meab, or what particular principles or
• doctiines arienunciated.7 ;•• !,
The'great object seems to have' betn to
derierince the Republicans, and the emanci
pation of the nekroes, while at the soul
- time they wished to appear as - the support,`-
, era of the government' and of the war.
Their efforts to appear 'What they are not,
Nand to disguise what they are, has involved
them.,in a maze of absurdities, and put the
town in one broad grin. . •
seems the two , -wings !of the party
came together in a,' fraternal embrace on
this oecasion, and charitable persons have
surmised that their minds became so ob
seared by the excitement of the joyous re
:union, that they were unable. to produce
any thing - partaking of common sense, but
we incline to,our opinion that the obscure
tion.. was the, result of the natural con
fusion of their pelitical ideas. There is
only, one thing they all
,agree in and un
derstrind, that
-is the "loaveland fishes.'!
*correspondent has, however, saved us
any further trouble in endeavoring to elu
cidate the Demeeratio `resolutions, . and to
his • able 'arid lucid .comment, we refer-ail
Who desire to get at the "milk in the cocoa
nut." • i • -
MEE
lEEE
1
1
Passage of the Eatancipatiou Bill
- ;in the House. ,
The Emancipation Bill passed the House
finally, on Wednesdy by a strong major
ity.-8o
yeas to 54 naye---28 majority. We
are indebted to Hon. Boar. BieSSIGHT for
an early copy of the bill, as it passed. It
will:undoubtedly pass the Senate, and al
, .
though it is not as strong as 'some persons
desired if it is faithfilly executed, it will
be the heaviest blow yet dealt to the rebel
lion.P. Honor lo the noble eighty-six. The
reader will perceive there is a modification
of the Fugitive Slave Law contained among
I provisions, bat there should be some.
thing more than this, and we hope this
Congress, which has done itself immortal
• honor, will not fall to pass a 'still further
modification of this unrighteous law.
The following is a copy of the bill:
-- wine souse or arearexararthes, mar 4, leer.
The orighatbill recommitted to the Select Commit
- tee ou the confiscation of the property of rebels,
with instructions to report the same with the fol.
lowing ameudmeser
Strike out all , altar enacting the dams, and
That 'di eight, title, intereet,and claim whatever,
• of every person comprehended within the following
enumerated awes. Plead to the genies or, labor of
,• • any other person-or persons held to service or labor
In any State under the laws Mama I. hereby de ,
clued forfeited, and such 1.21.011 s so held to service
+ or Lsbor. commonly called slaves, era hereby declared
I forever discharged from each antic* or labor, and to
First. Of every porno', who shall hereafter act as
an officer of the army or nary of the rebels in ar ms
wield the government of the United States.
Secondly. Of every reeraOrl who shall hereafter-set
ea Praddent, Tice Piquant, member of Congrese,
- ^ Judge Wally conrt, cabinet officer. foralge roloierer.
commthiliner or consul of the, soeafed tionseleeete
-•, States of America.
j , ,_ Thirdly. Of every person who &hall Lesreatler act
Governor of a Sesta -at
as m m emberC it:Meta-on, Of
- legidature, orjudgeof any State court of the swatted
t- Confederate Slates of Amer...i
?earthly. Of every pined who, having held an
office of homer, trust, or profit in the United State.,
hereafter hold an omen In the so celled Cated.
erase States of America
Fifthly ()revery person who shall hereafter hold
airy *Mee or agency under, the goveremeet of the
so-cal ed Coefeelerate States of America, or under any
of the several Siena of the said Coekderacy, or the
laws thertuf, whether such office or agency be no
--Loral, State, or munielpel in its came or character:
Prorld d, That the persons thirdly and Wady above
described shall had* scented their appoltattneet or
election slue. the date o( the pretended ordinance of
SeC6lllOl3 either Stabs, or shall havd - Taken am oath of
' _allegiance to the ell called ConSilarate States.
Sixthly, Of every pereon, not embraced in the fore
going claaersi,:lau after the presage of ,thla ,act,
actually,6o
fag
cn t, 41 " : re y, and w ITIL"Z 1.1 7b re "' o r, :
ernoSoul , of the;Veiled States, obeli nut, within slaty
days after public waning and proclamation duly
1 given and made, at his discretion, by/the ?readout
of the United States, lay down his arms and cetera to
his allegiance t to the United salsa. • t
dent shall l'ippolni to
' f or or : ne m
" each Slate. whose
be:
persona are held to service
or labor for life , to mak,' a list of the soma, and
reel
deuaw of the persons In the States respectively held
,Xo service add labor by any parade or prawns de.
emitted in the foregoing section, and to the fourth
section of an act metaled ennui to contlaade pro
, - put,- need for Inaluvectkeary puarpmes," approved
August sixth, eighteen heedredand slaty-one, andel'
/ the tames of the persons claiming to be entitled to
such service on which list shall be
...returned as
tnidliSttesmalerb:hrdilisrrkilfleviVreCttart' of
f•hese.
~ held to service or labor tear reside ; and im e modiately
„I, en such rotors , the District Court shall publish the
said 1114 . of "d re w:nes, red on ord r er ruirin ny d; . tel persona ,
mined t a n the jig tO:Zpear sod ' attem e irty the
trame OT persons our labor or smirks, should not
discharged therefrom under thin act at the next
term ofsaid Ott ; on Allure of anyone 4.0-
1 teLr and claim the e w s r elco r. or tabo r of any of the per-
Obeli dociare:l free by the ' Court=on of 17eerns
awe, the claim/ad shalt file With his applicallon an .
I affidavit that he has not belonged and doesteed
long to any of theclassees of persons epecitad in the
flrst Section of this act; and that be will forever hoar
turefellitund allegiance to the 'United States; and if
'not befog ornevehended in either of the chaser ape
dfied lm, tholirste oolioide third, fourth or Dfth
„ ~Clfiggioo4l, of the flat action of this act, be. aims
• hare imam Galt? rte armed . rebellion against the
I government tif United States, slur:having re
, mind sixty days• warning by proclamation of the
Fretddent, as above provided, and shell allege - that be
Pt be l n rl X re r nPuf r f r all ' f ! - itkn.etl:ealitvitlefiine*t
" Ito lb. eatiofsotlon of the Comet • a nor'of compmLt ro e cod prom the
f eir tif l eer gagtik:
davit having bate Sled and moo fined., the attorney
for the United' States or any one on behalf of the
•Verala held teXervice orlabor.mtiat prove to the ad
, bfgetitXl of the court that the claimant did edam.
In armed rebellion. without
thee compulsion
s er vic es
sad on failure of such proof rsn whale ere
- I,‘ or labor is dithered shall be rertored ire the claimant
as baif y on ibv°lrestortecetwr4i' ftsaral
laxle y
p clai mant .
to
fsk i!pla
, stoat when It Is alleged as on excess, the Mart shall
; *doe Oh. penes whom 'service fa labor la claimed
I- free hum. latch Orrice or Wad; but on the affidavit,
7 chi afildarit pave, as tiro, ease may be, malted by
- • .1' 'lldisiectlep, baying Leen exhibited by tire clatheint,
k'tbp peuton'tie f heid to amides Or laboi•ahall be de
rival thee; wherenpre the weight of evidence which
ti e r`i be adduced. It shall wdleutern, aPPeu t° the
dor. theeleittutat bee tielonlial o= Wong
An? of tire - six thaw of persons op:cited la the
Awe action of thla Act ; nen the bodes' edible
41001013 atithor'party atudi be permitted to testify;
theme :I *hall lame_pr eritteseree en
- bey of either crty; and c om pel Ol: s their attends"
t- andaladi hear
• • - testimon y all wltneasea. se me
behalf 01 th e penes bar toliervice or labor as of
Abe claimant; as the mart shall gimes - cry Derma
po declared feat as:ate of the tact nada the sad
- of the Wart ;sad such airtilleate shall be conchnire
of the freedom of each person front
setifice - Or /arbor against ail Fbal 4 thrers
and„.fee courts- of Abe Stater or of „the
I United Stator ;” andsay . tureen se declared
j - rnm, thereafter kited baPriapned• or held- hr
; dersie in sotlrsi ally - Paltoor.unde 01 4 111 i 4 -°'
;loch persateg serif& relishes, OS= be fortfivrithAis,
hiribargol Mt ImireM carpal by SwF cotatar.halge _of
the United Batts and the court 01:Joilp actlas
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• If 3 e f a r,de•ifTle*Ps ; •i';F r--, • •
r;As. t.
anid-wtit Shall commit-for trial .fur kidnapping , lien
.penson so holding ties said freed and on cowrie-.
*iron of seirintorholding the sold freed man, know
frig tali 10 Mere been declared freelryn court of the
United States. the person so convicted shall Waft
tenceil to be rev , fined at hard labor in the peniten
tiary for pot lee than one year nor more than are
years; and any person corruptly swearing falsely in
any proceeding. under this act shall he guilty of, Pm'
Jol7. and liable,_nn • conviction, to tho penalUea
thereof, s • i
Sac. Andkiii fm•arr enacted, That any person or
persons bold to eery ice' or ;labor by persons embrrim..l
.10 the classes specified in the first section al tits act,
'if omitted (slim-the oominlasiimer'slist, may, 011 sum
mary application to the Distriet Court of the roiled
States fur the district to which he ...Ides, be placed
an the list, nod plual to entitled to the same pro
f...llogs sad benefits. and subject and enUtied to the
manner
and to la dealt ti itt, intim Same
miinner as if his 1141110 had been placed un the list by
. the 'commissioners. And If ths commissionent can
not complete their lists prior to the tint term of the
-District Court of the United States forany district,
• they.shaltbenliorred to continuo and morons their
invostigalloris till they shot] be oompleted and ende d; ima' the compensation of eaelishall ta , nut more than
tiro thousand Julian.
• Stu. 1. lad be if. /totter ntarted, That no person
discharged under this act or the act entitled f•An
act to oonliscate' property lewd Air lusurrecliouary
purposes," approved August six, eighteen hundred
and sixty-one, nor the theicetehmta of an) finch per
son, shall ever be reduced to involuntary servittele
by any law or regulation of au, State; and every snob
peasonTeliallabsays I. entitled to ho discharged by
any court or judge tif.bo United States, ow habeas
corpus, from any such s.,rvituile.
Svc. 5. dud be It further 'enacted, That whenever
any person or persons claiming to to entitled to the
service, or labor of any other pemon or persona, com
monly walled alarm, shall seek to enforce such claim,
ho or they (us the case may be) shall, In the first in
stoma', and before any order shall be Made for the
surrender of the person, establish, not only a legal
and valid claim to such ,service or 'labor, but Id.
make and file all affidavit that .Ito or they lave•not
belonged and do not belong to any of the classes of
persons specified In the fint section of thin act ; and
Unto:111 be a suillciont defence to sty such chain that
the claimant has belonged or does belong to either of
said dames. , • •
tiro. G. ded be ilferacent.r cr.!, That the - Proll'ent
of the United dint., is hereby authorized tonegoti•
'ate for the acquisition, by treaty er otherwise, of
Lands or coon ries in Mesh, Central America or
Booth America, or in the Island. of the Gulf of afer.-
leo, or for the right of aettletnent open the lands of
paid countries; and whenever any lauds shall have
been so - acquired, or whenever the right of settle,:
meet shall have bl.ll so secured In any Weald lands.
then the Nelda cat shall cause all the peroonawho
shall have been liberated under the provhdons of this
act to be removed, with th,tr own consent, at each
times and under each r gUlaktiOne ea he may doom on
pudieut, to the coareries so acquired, dr in which the
right of teltlement has been so secured, arid shall
cause a reas.wahle quantity of land, not exceeding
forty aerie to any Individual, or eighty acres to the
brat of a family, to be set apart for toe Info of such
liberated persons, and shall guartintee to all such
persons so removed all the chit and political rights
secured to all other citizen. in add countries ;. and
for the purpose of pa r ing the'expenio of the puttivere
of such lands or, couutrie I as n °maid, (if the Name
cannot be acquired by treaty,) and the removal of
said pitmen., the President snail ate such,muneys ss
Congress may Lftorn time to time direct, luisiog. out
of the sales of the property formerly owned by rebels,
.and which shall have been coutlecatedlo the use of
the 'United States. ;
_
• tile. 7. And be if/orbiter enacted; That esery pers.
embraced In any or the Cleases_ep:eifled In section
one of this act shall forever hereatter be incapable of
holdlug or earrrlaing ail office of honor, trust, or
pralt under the government of the Efulte.ahnu
Secesitiou - in belaware.
A Democratic Convention was held at
Dover, Delaware, on Tuesday.
_lt was ad
dressed by CLIAIII,ES Dnows, lute Collector
of the Port of Philadelphia, Mr. SAULSBURY,
and others. The Press soya Mr. Naomi
spoke for two hours, and a more traitorous
speech was never listened to North of Ma
son. and DiiOn's Line.
It was filled with abuse of the bravo men
who are now fighting the battles of the
republic; denouncing those generals who
have issued proclamations of freedom, and
of the "army of slaves to fight against theix
rightful masters;" charging President Lin
coln with deliberate perjury in having vio
lated every, principle of the Constitution
he had sworn to support; denouncing the
President for the suspensionof the habeas
corpus, declaring that there- was no mili
tary necessity for any of the acts of the
National Executive.
The speaker was much incensed at the
project to free the slaves of the South by
the emancipation bill which was now be
fore Congress. The party in power were
desirous of blotting out the institution for
ever. They haie done it in the District of
Columbia, And now the fugitive-slave law
'was to be repealed, and Dela Ware was to
bioverron.with free negroes.
A defender of slaviry In the North is in
varibly semi-secessiokist. A member of
the Missouri Convention remarked a few
days ago, that a man's loyalty should be
suspected who had not been called an abo
litionist. Whenever a man begins tode
nounce another as nit abolitionist, you may
setlita down as sympathizing with rebel=
lion. As in the above; extracts, and in the
Dembcratic resolution's of this oounty, op
position to emanbipation is the chief fea
ture;•and in no other way could secesh feel.
ings be more powerfully shown. • •
The Republican County Convention.,
: To nominate Judges, ind a County-Control
ler, meets - in this city next Monday.' The
I prim' sty meetings take .place on Saturday;
the Townships in the. afternoon, and the
Wards-and Boroughs in , the evening. As
the nominations made by this Convention,
„will be tantamount to an electiofi, we Lope
there will he a general lure-out at the pri ,
mar) , meetingi, that the will of the people
May be thoroughly - expressed. No higher
duty can devolve upon a people, than the
selection of Judges. ft ought to be attend
ed to as sacredly as a religious duty.
A resolution .was ;mead ,itf the Bougie of
Representativol, on the motion of one of those
nuntiers, who smell a negro afar 'off,, inquitT:
ing if Gen. Banks . permitted Africans to ride
in the wagon train, whilo soldiers were 00111-
pelled - to walk. A correspondent orthe Now
York Herald answers thb 'inquiry in advance.
Gen. Banks, it appears, permitted a little Col
ored girl, who had walked thirty miles, to
ride on anaisoion: ..Thoti fr orso email founds
tlon for a Congressional resolve.
hfcatsmates Plomtsi TO Nee. Leit.—A .
dispatch from Washington, to the Now York.
2Wbene, says .1
We are reneledly assured that. the Presi•
deut did positively say, at the interview, with
Dr. Green yesterday ,- that Gen. McClellan had - stateethat the White 110tse was guarded
in consequence of a promise made to CiA, Lea;
year/ ugo. , ,
The Missouri Stale Convention.
r This. body, after a _session of just two
weeks, adjourned on Saturday last, until
•
'the fourth day. of July, 1863, when, with.
'ant assembling, it_will stand adjourned sins
die—etthject- .in • the mfanwhile-to be con-..
I , ened by. the ()Soother: Its action has not
:gained it credit.: The,Cativeatiati had it in
its power to do great and lasting good: to
Missouri. . Indeed no body of .men ever as.
- tumbled- in . - this State who had,the power'
and opportunity. to .do,ntore for or:
mil • and material ProsporitY. But was
unequal• to its duties. "It must'adhere to
:what ,it'. erroneously. calls _ ronterratine--as
if there could...be anything so essentially
and :eminently conservative and the conics
vation" of the Safety .and prosperity. of . a
State.. - The- fact 'Ls, thenocompllshment of
:secy.-deeds requiies great nien. le still de.'
mends a_fferoulett to cleanse the Augerin
stables:: Pigmies may battle with cranes,
but they • are ,unfit fora • nobler combat.
The dates:oMo Convention demanded en:
largest_ Oomprhetution, .exalted patriotism,l
and .unfaltering- outrage.' That contempt
ible timidity which fears that the punish
ment of 'crime will .. , !exasperate"- the erim
that; • thw littlensio of soul, which "makes
iympciihg of iny kind, but;espeCialty die
oyal sympathy, "the 'bashi:;
that,blind bigotry which' efeses to relieve;
the - Sta*:by the gentlest means possible,
from an incubus - and :lift It Into miller
! 'lo_Wittf ireatnetistheie are not the.quall.
ties which make greet Min. :The pusillan...
itaity
.and petty cowardice whieb,:insteed
Of .oppOsing • with; ' argument,' •
stoop f.-to: the, nee of gag against
W. - groye.. - 4uestion , -of poiltical• eeonotity,'SS
question of vital cancernthent hannrecolith
industrial . sod Interests, are - hot.
thecharactisilitiotedieweinesis; Tb m e m:
bees of Convent ]tad>the oppat a=
: •
,
r~r. "`m t r~"~+5~
y~
. ,
,pity, by. Neib liberal. and patriotic action, t
ED' .4DIPERTIBAMEXTS.
to enihrine thentselvestcrreyer in the hearts
of Missourians. They" wenttoo _little for QSNDTO A BRO'rLIKR,
the occasion; and hlissOuri triu.st suffer on, k•-)
The disgraceful action of the Convention
nn-"the' Breckitiridge2 Emancipation Bill
aroueed•lhe indignation of the people to
an extent that seems to have frightened the
timid and time-serving members. Accord
ingly, with their accustomed vaseillation,
they--were anxious to undo their action.
Gov. Gamble's sagacity was called into re
qUisition. lie thereupon sent them a spe
cial message requesting theta to respond
to the President a- Compensation offer. It
was a clever little document and served at
the same time as an apology for the rude
ness and folly of the Convention, of which
hi, seems balky° been ashamed, and 0.9 an
ingenious apology for his 'own faux
. y 55
about the "hostile soldiers." The subse
quent action of the Convention was fully
tia creditable as could be expected from that
belly. The resolutions responding to the
President's offer, introduced by
ctick,. were adopted after some modification.
This was regarded as a signal defeat of the
•
slave-bugging party.
The action of Governor Gamble during
the-session of the Convention has.not been
such as to regain to him the confidence of
the Union party in this State.--..qt. Louis
Daily Union.
PUBLIC .VOTICES.
AT TIIE IRON Cal
COLLEOE, corner of Petku and et. Clair sta.
THIS (I , ltIDAle . ) . MORNING. at it o'clock
E=MIIM
W• lt ER it IL' 'to V A L.—
The ladlo• of the hoar *bent C.43greaational
Church OR bold a Strawberry Wativat In Larav
arrs 1.1m.L, on FRIDAY RVENINti, t!Otb instant,
for the purpose of paying off a pressing debt i f the
•
Church. All witiblug taeujoy goad things and .lend
a plvavant evening, nod .t I bt, MIND time omaist the
ladles in their laud bin alerts. will ilease attend
TI UR NTS, gi OFNTS. jelo:2t
&MAW BERRI' FhSTINAL.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL, for Ow to.
oriCIRORY N. P. CHURCH, Lot Liborth w
11...h01d in ILOUP'S (or Baum'o) GROVE, on
Friday, June 20t11, 1862
Cam eb 111 leave the depot of the Petmaylvaola
BnU
roud at. 11 o'clock a. m. and 2 45, 4 and 6 15 p m.
The last retmolug train will leave the Orore at TS'.
p. in Dlouer will Ire sewed how 6 o'clock pod/ 6
p. m. By order of the Committee.'
Jrl9:lt P H. LAUVMAN.
LIMA ALLUMENT VALIAT ILIL Hosl3
" ,Pittaberith, Juoo lent,
THE SEMI-ANNUAL COUPON'S
4 on the Bolide of thie ro.d, doe January be,
1862, rill be pald:ou he JULY NEXT, at the office
of the Company ' it C. OHIO, Treournr.
Jel9:td
1.1/6ics or ill. CITIZEN. IIitIVII.C.C. (Al ,
Pitksburah, Jam, 14, 1862
dDIVIDEND NOT I C E.—'rhe P_resi
ent end Directors of this Company have this
day derhkred a Dividend of TWO* DOILI,MIS PCB
lili,ftl4, invade to the Stockholdene forthwith
,lelflV2rd MANDEL USA, ewtretary.
,droracEs.
WA.—T.-IBBO—X.--Drake's Plan
TATION BITTERS. Exhatuted nature's great
reetorn, They invigorate, strengthen and purify
the system, cure Dyepepen, Acidity of the Stomach,
Mantras; dc.: A perfect . spnetirer and tonic. They
invigorate the body, without etbunlating the brain.
They are compound of pure St. Croix Dam, [Won
awl 'Herbs, and are recommended by all who use
them. Adapted to . old or young, but particularly
ncomniendea to the weak and lauguld.' Sold by all
Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and Saloons,.
P. H. DDAKH
°J . O2 Broadway. New Tork.
myt:Smeodms
Mr"%yon's Magnetic 'meat Pow-
DELL, tooted for 'IU years and grows in favor.. It
kills and exterminates Bosches, BO Bugs, Ants,
Fleas, *orbs in Cloths, Fan and Furniture, Garden
Insects, dc. All genuine heat■ the signature of E.
Lyon, nod is not poLosows to pereoss or dorsseio owt.
was. -„Beware of counterfeits and Imitations.
Lyon's Powder kills all Inencia in a trice. .
Lynh's Pills are death torats and RUM.
Sold everywhere. — D. S. BARNES,
myhumfedisa WY Broadway, New York.
•
Mtake . itipenor Copper Mill and
SAISLTINB WORKS, Pmuswicti.
PARK, APCURDY & CO.,
ifsOuloitievn of S IIEATLIIINO, BRAZIERS' AND
BOLT tN,PPES, PRESSED COPPER BOTTOMS,
RAISED STILL BOTTOMS, fiDA.LTEII SOLDER;
also po',r tors and dollars to METALS, TIN PLATE,
SILBET IRON, DIVA ar... Constantly co band,
TINNEB.S' AIACBINES AND TOOLS.
ViAr.smovu; No. I 4 First mid EN Saniod atrasia,
Pittstiorgit„
FDIF - Spodal orders of Copper cat to any clinked pet.
tem. T
,M'The Confessions and Experience
UV AN 'Yr; veLID. Published for tha benefit and
a. tegrariting and a mutton to . young moo who suffer
Rum NerMuis Debility, Premature Detmy, An.; sup
plying at the 'sues time the means of hell-Caro.
By one who has cured hinuelf after being pat to
great ...limns° through westing! imposition and quack
gry. bi ,enclosing . pet-paid addeaseed envelope,
ammo mime may he bad of the author, N ATEI AN.
MAYFAIR, Req., Bedford, Kings Co., N. Y.
mhll:lydarT
wiramTur Mit.Las/ 11 , 14.1.1 YtLLLL
tr - 4r2OBINSON,' MINIS
31/1M1111114311, W.llllll4Tell
WOM,Pittabaries, Pooh's..
Grrted, No. 21 11aarr., Bratar:
• alaaufacturn all kiwi* of PTEABI ENGIN ES AN It
MILL iLLOULIi-Ettir. CASTINGR, RAILROAD
Wi)RN, - STEAM soibEns AND 81110 ET IRON
lIIISPJGDOING AND REPAIRING done oh abort .
uotb,•. cab2aally
C. CO„,
linuuttiiurrn, and Hrtsulagulo, Nairn In LAMPS,
CUIMNkYB, SHADES, ONANDCLI Ras,
car Wlit4 meth Agents for ELEA'S CKLEBILATED
ILLUMINATING AND LUBIIICATINO CAHOON
OILS, No. 39 'Wain Snuay, oppatte St. Chides
notch Ptitabargli, Pa.
BEI BILE at 'EAMES
FIRE-PROOF SALAMANDER
•
ISANH
ifAULT • 1.130 N ',VAULT DOUR, iAND
DURGLAI,4OIIOO7
.11ANUYACTIIMM. •
-I.Z.k•as . st 131' Third *lnv!, Mums Wood da:Od
;./ Erniskitsid Omits—North 'dd.,'
airiMillt LOCKS Mos s on hand. mtaS
Wyittsbnrgh Steel Works.
J01TZ.......1011/5 1C014,00011.
,I:JONES, BOYD & CO,
lisnafactoonn 91. OAST STJGEL; sleo, BPDINO,
PLOW AND A. D. anon,. BTXXI, SPIUNOS AND .
AXLRS; goer of Rolm and Edit streets, Plttobarxh,
WficJOHN COCELEA.N 2E04
turCr. of MON Itklialtd,liftai . VAULTB
L A
24 D. vAuvr Doom, WINDOW - sliuTrialw
WINDOWGUAIiDS, kc., ISai. VI &auk Weak and
66 Third itroot, between Wbod and klszkat.
Malt on band i varlet, of now Pottettut, Casio
and Orin; oultoblo'for all pupates.
• Partteutir attention paid to etiolating aroma Lott.
JObblig dOttO it otiorf uotlio. • übo
.M - '8; B.' it O. P. ; • Paper
!lAN urA'CrIUKKILS 'Lod aoators to DOOR, POINT,
DAP, TxTTEK AND .'ALL KINDS or WRAY
riao reran. -- "•-•• •
!army* relieved from .No. 27 Wood street to No.-
.
33.11milkilold attest, Pittsburgh, Po.
WrOASI4I OS =ADD /On RAGS. toy{
M - HOLMEB SONS, Dealers
ILot
BRIOM , AND DOM - RATIO BILLUPS , xi.,
arAnat,: 0/MITITIOATEB OP DEPOSIT; DANK
!TORO AND BI'MOIFI, No. 67 Market etrnnt, Nita.
' 6 . l PriN P 4," . „ „
.
ailf`tollactlona . matte •on all ills, sirla.ipal titles
tbniunhont "As Unl . a.
JWICENIIN . II: - COLLINS, Pori,
;WeilDl244 immulseros iITiIOIIANT aat!
I'.llElCl,B$,, aUrtglt, BESDB,
/um, anifPro4u,,issionilly; No. 25 Wood lane;
_ - :
B EDFORD SPRINGS..
4. a. ALLIN
Treepatfolt informs the inblio that this . Celebrated
add fashionable waterier place hi . naw - oPen, and
telly prepared Ste the reception - laid aosernosodatiou
If. 'Ulna* and wilt be .kept open until , the !fret of
'PerainiarfahltiaolLD7oll.DWATitt
*ll ha 'applied fa. "the following plata,' at tha
_)or a barrel, 00. -
Sor • half banal, (oak) ' 2 00,
Parties Irlablog rooms or say latonnatlon tank
card to the phial will addrais thi ..Bedlbro Mineral
41=lloyawn,Saiwatti
. . .
ON FRIEND, IN THE ARMY
ONE OP TIIE P tTEI 4 IT WRITINO OA E&
►or isle UT -
•
W. S. HAVEN,
WOOD AND OIRD iiTILUNTA.
Lt cuutuiuo Feu, luk,
.Ckirkon am! Chockrtboird, INTO ye; Womanw ou
fluia kV t. P '.4p11
I , t/l.lrt r,
Jou.. Di, 181;2, f
()ME.
—:0 THE AI:PAYEES DE AL.
\ iillt.tll, for yion
Liu. or im2 niodinos, office on nod
alter 14.. }'MST DAY (IF JULY NEXT, L.r tho
Novi:own Of Monty, Stele , , lino., Militia and Roll.
nail Twin; u which uonlintomool of b I. CENT.
111 iio allow oil if fridd within Ow Lon iirnieriboo by
low. The Nolior Tin will 'bin, do I,c bald within
prepolitod time, or au adJHiou of not.
will be
Rade of County Tax_ & faille.
. Sante Tax— 2 mina..
• '• Po, • 0x..............._...... wills.
Volunteer Relief Tax ........ 2 cultic
Itaterawt 00 Railron/ ...... ....V thilia.
I u order that 0..1p01/h. al large tu.9 b 0 better 2C.
at,
It is auggewitd that the reekleutal of the
coke au/ adjataxant ttiettriela taloa/ to the payuleut of
tiaAr toot. oh HONDA VS, THU ItSIOA Ye , toad FRI-
D YS oath week, that the nauntry district. may
have the full betaeut of the want ket
Dotittly Warrant. reeeis ell for County Tax i/y—
-the other Tao. to RlM:able Fa.naln.
AA RON FLOY D, ILnu ty Treawaer. (
lel7:wlietxtlDLow (Jul T
TNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER
war IT BO O kED DCIIOI,IIT.--it is the
moot rellablir, complete mud aural& Wringer extant;
it will its; for Well in 0011 year waving aim chasm.:
It thoroughly presses out the water from the clothe.,
and four time as quirk as they can be wrung by
Imod; it never from the tub, barrel or kettle
when 41 am; it bas no non bearings to runt andel...ll
the cloths; II prevent. law. *rids, Niue beck. and
LIMO .ides; It can be, used ant ease by a hullo girl
twelve year. old; It will wring clothes out of boiling
but or lee cold water; W. Will TOTS murk Weir in
we:liking, by running the c10th..., while in Mound.,
■ few Vines through tho machine; It leaves Ito
clothe. in en excel:m.l condition to dry quickly; tt
ternoreg the dread or weehlog day, nod hi to the
laundry what the ...wing machine Is totes Amity; it.
will wring anytking from a lace collar to a bud-quilt.
A this supply p at revoked. at 'AI and aS St. Clair
street. L1e20 . 1 ~ J.c l t II PHILLIPS.
FPHRATA MOUNTAIN bPRINGtI
FOR SALK—The. well known and popular
watering plan., known an •
i•TIIN EPIIR.ATA MOUNTAIN SPRINON,"
In the county of Lancaater, State of Pennsylvania,
IS sullen north•osict truce LaurasterelS tulles ein..h.
west from Iteedir.g, and. on the Dowulogloa a,
hphrata and Elnrrisburg turnpike road, fitl miles went
of Philadelphia. 58 mike ran of Ilairisburg, and I I
mile. north of the Bird-iu- Hand, a elution ou the
Petineylrania Railroad.
. .
The property con,imbs of Ti% ACRES OF LAND,
part of it excellent tanning Laid, covered with dine
Chestnut and other timber, with numeroue eptiogeof
the parent water, which are conduckd to DOUtitIES
and 11...1TU& The buildings ere Damen:rub and ex
tensive, and capable of entertaining 6/ • viritora.
ni. WATERING PLACE and SUMMER RE.
89RT hex, ever Once its Commencement, been well
patronized—at three to Ito full capacity. i The Co
lumbia and Reading Rallreed, now being t t•
rod, paeans within a quarter of n mile nt the Springs,
nod when complete lull make "CUE EPIIRATA
MOUNTAIN SPRINGS' the moot convenient of ac
cess of rill the fashionable watering pl. ee.
For further Information apply at the mice of the
IttANIiLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Nos.
43.5 and 4.37 Chestnut street, Philadelphia; or to
Meson. T. A If. BAUMGARDNER, Agorae cif the
Cumpans, at 1..14.11Atrr, P. jel•httd
][4IIS.CABLISUEu u N 17R0.-BAKhit'
14 PREMIUM CHOCOLATE.—Pun prepared
COCOA, DIIOkIA, FLtENCIIi 1/01111EOPATLI IC and
VANILLA CEIOCOLATILY, warranted equal in
yemlity sod flavor to the Paris Chocolates; Laic
stood the test of over threceluarters of •centouy, awl
are pronounced by all who have once used then, to
ha superior to any others.
Ilanufactured by W. Baker A Co., at their Mills,
In Dorchester, llama., and for sale at their Bnuich
Depot, N 0.217 Fulton street,New Fork City, and by
Grocers and Dealersgenerally thioughout the union.
Address H. L.
217 Fulton greed. New York.
1. TBG CuUltT OF COMMON
PLZAB, In the matter of the voluntary assign
ment of John McGill 6.80 a to 8. Scheyer, Jr. Ho.
329, March, HA L.
Notice Ls hereby given to all Interested that the
first account of 8. Sawyer, Jr., Assignee of John
McGill A SO, has been hied in this Court, and - that
cold accond will be allowed by the Court on fIAT
CAMAY, July 12th, iSi2, radios cause be shown to
the room:try. ' H. E &TON, Prothonotary.
Jel4i3ed.
NUTICE TO OIL IinFINERS Alit)
OTtIEILS —no rrnnijiThrd. &It Manntae.
taring Oo..haring namploted their arrangements for
the manufacture of CONCYNTRATICD OIL Or
VITRO'', us now prepared to supply If.. trade
therewith. Their Platin .1111 haring a eiparits
of 12,tad RA. per day, the 1 to anabhei to tlll or
ders In larga ynantifies at &lay.
Address, , GEO"' COLIIULIN, Agent,
le1d.:101 Orton 24 Wood stroet, Pittsburgh.
OPEN AIR. GRAPE CULTURE, a
practical treatise on the GARDEN and VIN
COLTON): or VIE VINE, and Ole MAN.
(Yr/a:Tunic OF ILE)111.1TIO WINE, deeigned for
the nee of amateurs and others In the Northern and
Middle States. Profusely illustratal with beif
wratimpt from taresolly executed Walvis, stained by
direct practice, by Jona Puta, attain of ..Envoy on
I Ipeu - Air Grape Culture,. to which wm awarded the
Vint Premium of Iho A tuarkaa I.tituto To which
is added a xelectbda of Example!, of American Vine
yard Practko, and a tsrofully prepared deemiption of
he celebrated Thin:eery System of Grape Culotta,
Fanelli. Sad fr. of &cattalo upon mocipt of price
_ t J. KNOX,
jelrawilewT No' lint FIG It !inert. FillsintrO.
QAKATOGA
WAT • ►L—Throughout ill soot Pow of the ,vllll
- the valuablo prope,lLu of tbis water are w ell
known. Xidigesliou ur I Iriela , Coo•liiwtlun,
Non.* liability, Lo of Appetite and ciauvion
Whb disappoir before Its renovating power. lie•
•11th roma mineral satin, it hoe a pleasant ,toots,
viths purgrory ut Ifvoil ro oblelt mates it as
awl-rabic as Soda Water?
For gals aholrcile and.ralail by
SIMON JOHNSTON,
'elf °timer Smithfield ion] Fourth atroeta
rill° DEI,I NO:EN T o
ALLEOLIEN Y- em.---Ceriifleates of unpaid
tuft fur IS6I hate bratilpfaccd In my hands for ml
lection by the Tirstsorer of the city of Allegheny.
All holden of rail Mate. In that city, who hay. out
paid the city taxns maimed' thereon for 186/, am
bomb; nottOtJ that writ. for lb. collacticio tbcrror
trill he placed in the hand. of tho Sheriff on %VICO.
NESLA Y, tholsth day of Jon., jinleve paid to me
before that time. far, Jr.,
J017: , d Solicitor of A Iltglieny
WtHititi ES T'UltN !NU.
11,7 7Now to the time !Or canning cud prOen . nring
Strawberries. Those selected tor this pin...01,11°131d
be of good color, redid in *Mutineer, of Arm testnni
and of enporkir gamy. Ficactly inch c loony eau be
toiTnd during the Stranberry 111,410,0 b. et J. Ktitalt
.mhibliclonenti N0.:9 Fifth street, Pittsburgh. Or.
den Ma) he lett at hto stand to the market, or at Isis
Norilcullmetelore. . "
COOPFiliti—r7oo acres of timber
1 land. situated Jo Westmoreland county, near
Blairsville Junction, fronting on thi,Paititsylran e
Railroad. Conemangh River and renneyiranla
Will exchange. 0110 screof the land for the price of at
Oil ilairel. Apply to . . , • •
Jels it. iticLAIN t CO., 102 iloorth at.
1T ABE S YIANU .—Just received,
isotulifal rosewood 7 octi•• PIANOS, cars.
x , ti Louis XI Vt at )le, 81 1 / 1 64 woo Backs front;
and also one of thaw auprrior ay()alma plain
PIANO& The above Plauoi srry latest
and moat• riduable improrementi, which can only
be found in the Knob° Pianos
tiIIAILLOT_TE SWUM. 43 rifth eireet,
Jel9 dole agent for If nabeeunritalled,Piance.
NEW CONSIGNMENI',
Loah. choice balm DrlM Peschoi;
GO prim thled,Applec •
•
for Ly jewi L. VOTGT
PO'fil Oh* I .POTA'1111:8 17-1 W bunh.
J. prime Ploknyo Potatoes Jost teethed and . rof
solo by , /BANK VAN 1310/IDER,
Job, 111 &coed sleet.
' bales now landing ' fro
oteara er Liberty, for wie
Jan ISAIAIT DICKEY R CO.
()RUDE OIL, IN. BULK Ott, 8AR
%.1 RELB.-41Ab will tripaid far Idtai or 3,000 tan
rob of dadrable gravity. - try
.• • ' , SOLAR Vth WOBBB C 0.,• • •
lad 2 St. Clair etroet.ll - 14111. the Bridge.
TAXIS l eIU. o,le 'YOIIIIC , Htti.11:111
. ,
• • -BUT MUiliti9llDl3 Miran EIALICOATIkI,
Ueda halo common ult. It )x pirlectly hull, i nd
pure. and will nuke better, lighter and mere healthy
cooking titan any other balcrotustn the solid.
-perfectly Mee tram all - Impurities; and ,Imparta a
.creato•likp _favor to the, food.. Means. glre It one
trial. It your grocer bait not got It talltilm to, get
ki you.. Par sale arbolaaale and retail : ,
110111tUT
• an9knuen - • Nra. land tigionnnd;.
WOOERS' UITICATH'Ute
vir in 4 oa. bittlea, to tho form of - powder. It is
entitled, :to special praffferea direr tha liquid Citrate ,
of Magnesia, Saratoga, and mart • litiusral %Valets,
Boldgla. Payday, aud other salvia.. Whoa
taken in thin:uniting; regularly, it Nakao admirabla
effect on the /Lenora! gauge: rem,nee o .litiPo46ll,
ourrawtita acidities, aria cooling oft all lobelia
valuta. /or ode by If men: ifittiNICSTOCK al, and
mod Pray/flab, and at the mecmfactory, No. lab
gyring atraet, New York: Prios ihiatata. '
• kirAbIli001); - !lOW LtlBll > 110 W•
.17.1. - BISTOBED POliched; f. a Sealed Re
nkpe. Piga fit. Onttt. _ - .
A Loetttre on the Natant . Vestment a n d Drainer .
Oure o lipermatorrhaft °remittal Wealuutaa, lavol•
cutely rmlesions, &mud Debility, and Impod latent/.
to liferriage generally, Ifertouttralmi, Oonsamption,
iglittpay and rite; Dental and Physical Incapacity,
rnsulting from Self-Abase, - A. By BORT. J. 0171,
VIEB,WZLIa 111. D. Autborof theutiEreeoßoalt,"ge. -
“A BOON TO TSOUSANDSOI`OUTY/111862,ii ,
Bent ander end, In a Oda eanibia/ato any aldnie‘
latet.pald, - ,recelpt of ale tient", or Iwo poitve
.a p e,
by . Da. OIL J. O. BUBB, -
127 Broadirayi - N..Y.,-Poevegloo Bag 4214 '
MAP E SUUAtt.-3 bbl& choice IS I
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EXTB.
DESTROY YOUR—Rats, Roaches, &c.
D stroiyour—Mlie, Moles and Ants. •
Pear°, your—Bed B.
_Deetroy yoar.7.lll.tbs la Yuri, Clothes, An.
• Pextroy pour—.]/imimitom and nom .
troy loner —lnsects oh Plant" and Foals."
ay piar r —Insactrou Animal', ifto.
Costar's Rat, Roach, &c.,
• Exterminator
Bed-bug Exterminator;
Electric Powder for Insects
'ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEIIEe KNOWN
"Free from Mimi s."
"Not dangnimai to the Rum. Family.'
"Rata do Dot die on thu Foetal.. " '
"They 4 omo oat of theft holea to die."
gol.l exert/to/ore—by all Wholelmie I ruggi.te to tt.
large C t es t and fiy t rugs/ids, Gower., torakeepers
.1141 &toilers gebetalr, he all C.Olry WWlllllflild rfl
lager, fa the Hatted States.
B. A. YAHNESTOCK & CO., and B. E. .1 EL
Lb RS & Ctl. , principal wLolotalo and retail agent
iu PitLiburglL Pa
einir - Country f eat,. con order ae lthOre, or ea learn
orders direct, (or for prices. terms, Ac.,) to
uI..N RV R. COSTAR,
rinriyal Depui t
Nu 482 Broadway, Neer Tad,
17P11" Ui' CLIAII.I.EiTOWN, .51ASS
eJ ACHUSICTTB.—The Water : ltommiesiouors of
the. City of Charlestown will receive premoenle for
melting. deliveriug. and laying ou the line of their
distribution pipes ONE 11UND8ltD AND FORTY
pi HYDUA NTS. In zuskiug proposals for the
mLoo, parties must honed° the Hydrant Pipe, the
Biala, the Hydrant, Frame.. Covers, and all appOr
reollOCee counected therewith, excepting the branch.
es In main pipes. They moat law AMU , the price at
which they will lay and connect the Hydrant pipes
with the branches In the Blaine, and perform all the
work incident to placing the hydrants in perfect e.
der for ma, Including delivery sod all tremhing or
other /Ragtag. Partite maklug prelates!. Lollar ne-
CoUltarly thrui with designe of the style of hydraot
they pretense.. These design. must be drawn to scale,
in detail, so as to admit of their being readily under.
steed. The total amount of 4 inch Hydrant Pipe re
quired is alanit eleven hundered ((100) fret- Rice of
Nozzle iocb, with sufficient aloe of hydisnt to ad
mit of (arragon diameter of mule to 4 inches,
without removal of hydrant. - -
Prop:ails will Mao be received fro' about ONE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY STOP WOES, of the fob
lowing Wyss: 76 of 4 Inch; 66 of 6.M.; I 4 of 8 tn.; 2
ol Pt in • 3of 161 n.; 3of 24 in. The proposals for
!Hopi:oda to Include every maenad casting per,
taining to the same, and the delivery of all cocky or
combine at such placer, to Charlestown se the Engl•
neer may from time to time direct Designs of tree
stiles proposed for to ho presented at same time se
bid. Flans of Distribution Pipe, showing positions
of Hydrants and Stop Cocks, can be seen at the office
of the Engineer of Water Commitehmere. All &-
Bigua most be sent to the Engineer, on or before
J WIN 511th, 186.1. The Comatimioners reserve the
right to ace pt or reject any of the proposals offered.
For Water Commits:loner..
I 19.3 u, UAW V
EDWARD LAWEEN . CIL, Chairman.
wi lt. STEVENSON, Chiot Engineer C. W. W
CITY OF CHARLESTOWN, MASS
ACHIIBSTT/3 —Nested Proposal. will be 'roared
by the 'Water Commissioners of the City of Charles
town, until JUNE 30th, furlaying in arid ell' , and on
the Hoe of thrdrWater Works. about SI miles of CAST
I ItO.N Yi Pi 8. Plans of the work cau he seen. and,
Information concerning said work be obtained at tbe•
dace of the Engineer ur Water Vommimioners,
Charlestown. Copies of spocltiattlons and contract,
and forms of ;mayoral., will be eent to Marilee desir
ing to make hide for the work, on their making ap
;Mutton for the snare to the Water.Cornmiaiontra.
Bootie with sureties will be required from parties
tontracting. The Commissioners reserve the right
tn. accept that propoaal, winch, under all circum
stances, they shall consider moat favorable to the is.
terest of the city, or to reject all proposals craned.
For Water Commissional,
EDWARD LAWRENCE, Chairman.
C. L.ETEVENSON, CAW Eugl6,er C. W. W
Je18:101,1
THE BEST SOUVENIR
OP THE WAR t
(...o April 26, 114.4 sill appear a Naar Monthly aerial
egtitled
BALLADS OF THE WAR
A *aim of
1 PICTORIAL LTRIOB,
From the well known pen of
MR A. J. IL DIIGANNE,
Magnificently Illustrated from origto drairtngs, by
the brat anima, and beantifially printed OD hot-premed
paper. A part will appear every month, including,
among other things, the PALL OF hUMTEN„
DEATH Or LYON, DEATH OP ELLSWORTH.
NEWURRN, RALL'B BLUFF, PORT KOVAL,
FORT DONELSON, PITTSBURGH LANDING,
ROANOKE, HAMPTON ROADS, PEA RIDGE,
Ac., go. The whole forming an
ILLUSTIZeiTED POETIO4L COUPSNIR,
of every event In the pretend most important strug
gle In the history of this great nation.
Part I. entitled tlh' MARCH TO TILE CAP
ITOL, (of the 6th Itogiment of idamerhusetts,)
appear as above. •
blugle Pala, (tuerAbly, Gee by post,) Its cu.
One pier, tuonlbly 00
Libentl te;tua to theYrado:illubo and Canvomes
Apply to JOHN ROBINS.
P. u. Pool 3,94 o —aplB:aos 37 Park Roe, N. Y.
1862: MoCORD & co. 1862
BATS, VILPS, GOOD.i.
BONNETB AND DIIAK2B. HOOD&
Wholoula and retail,
131 WOOD S REIT, PITTSBURGH
We are now receiving • L4llOl ADDITION to our al
ready unaltmen rrooz. of HATS, CAPS, STRAW
GOODS, BONNETS, SHAKES NOODA and PAL!!
LEAF HATS.
ht.rctinotte vialting our city can .I.oy from La
tarry prints thaw to Philadelphia or Nor York.
111,2JL Itict.'o“ll d (:0
JrNEW F 1 H, RE FROM BUS
TON.--156 bble. largo No. 3 Mackerel;
fa) W. bbly. do 3 do;
W. do du Y do;
a/ We. Bay of Wand Ilerrlog;
lu de, East Port do.
Neer recellios .1.1 for sale by U. lI:ILDLE.
ALKALI.—The beid brands of English
Caustic Alkali kept constantly un hand t.std for
sale at the lowest market rat. by
A LIMANDILEL KING,
jell No. :Z3 Liberty street.
B EEL,"I'ONGUttS, of the *gest size,
mmil i sl y lre l ami ; :ked, end for solo by the thmeu or st
dm mily Uroctrytitors of
..P.llli A. RENSBAW.
corm., Liberty and Maid •tronta.
WIIEEL tiltgASE Mr , for none, Drays
:sad Carrlagesjust rtoolved by
Jon LIENILT U. COLLINS.
PldirOS.
$l5O BEST
PIANOS. 8150
GEtOVEITEEN d HALE having removed eo their
new warerooms. • -
No. 478 BROADWAY,
amuo• proporol to offer tbo public a inagnieloant
new lieut. Cult • • -
, 7 UOTAVIC ROSEWOOD PIANO,
cootalnlng all .mpicoramanty known In this country
or rtropa, onowtnang bawl, /nitwit grand action,
hargOyedal, lull Iron Crams, for •
Sl5O CASH.
Wirral:kVA' foi -11 : IVX YYALM.
Bleb mouldiew cum,'
$175 to $2OO,
. •
all warranted made of .the best soasoood materiel.
and to stand better than any sold
for IMO or $6OO by
the old methods Of manufacture. Wei Melts the best
SI/divots:examine and try these new instruments,
sad we, stand reedy at at times to test them with
any others manufactured in this country.
BALE,
' • 478 BROADWAY, N. Y
ITALIAN VIOLIN . STRINGS,'HY MAIL,
POET
Treble., or 18 airlop, 4 lengths, bat , qtutilty • 200.
&mods. " " "11ta11an.:...46
Thirde, or D...„.18
a
Pentd or (31 " I lengtB, Puna
;Ikat. qua:lity French or Garman lit, ltd, and '
4th amp,
Deal qnallty Guitar D, A . th X. direr atrinp, each.lB
Second " Do. • eaoh.lo
11 at quality Vlollocello, A and D,
Beat " 0 and 0, "'
M s; ta
onad to any *Aar' post paid, on ro Ipt *fibs
monoy, or In nostapatamps, by - -
JOHX H. 1111114114 81 Wood stmt.
.
If. D.-A ' largo lot of "Yeah lltrlngs just arritrtalt:
alto, Vlollne , Violin Duo", PLuta, Areardootoc An.
Jitetrecebring; nvieC teir
'trek: or PIANO' POUT seleetearniTH
t r i:= 7 ont4:ntlartn=f
!Indent and Itasofton arm. Now York-all of new
...rtller. w l ll be sold at present .nnurnincturers' re
duced Wes for cub or on a resoneebbi
Jett • . JIIII9 U llKtLoiti Pt Wood st,l
- ----
i i irritAUTlON J—The ' long"lexpeists
• .. _ sanoor, turamornom
rave by Whim% S Needham, of New York, bu teat
Lam received. We shell be ham to receive c i li a
by all who ft will interest to examine fhb novelty.
TI6NIIIIII 11110463 Filittvetreet, ,
iiteleAtents htelaware Pima. •
1314WD AT A; BARGAIN.—=A gentle=
else Wok at offers a eplealltd'. 'Neiman pi f
tot-Leal wUti lull trove trate*,
which -coot 1500.4111 be Ina for 11296 cash. The
maao le at the warwoome iteiLLatittt BRO.,
'No 63-!'166 •.. ids
rNW DELODEO.Nti AND HARALD,
H {toy tot ohibested mulaatactorrot
Meson & IJi n DWI*, Abl• two Aptcd ap.6. !
baud 6 petaro Milodeciall;OlMAP: Tor jab ss
by
616 JOBN N. NNW& 'al Woo(M. '
- ...... •-
•a.n-,,.:-..%,,1.,..,
DRr GOODS.
14FWTANT TO 13118.1NE55 KEN.
1
O. BARNARD'S PENS
THE CORRUGATED METAL PENS,
MADE BY C. BARNARD, are the best
Commercial and School Pena
WITHOUT EXOEPTION, TO ANY. THEY: as
NOT SO LLUSLE TO OORRODE AS THE QED
NARY STEEL PEN, WRITING EQUALLY AE
FREE AND SMOOTH AT THE HEST GOLD PEN
THEY 'IRE USED IN PREFERENCE TO; ALL
OTHERS IN THE. DIFFERENT BEREAUR OF
TUE UNITED STATES GOVEILNMENT' OF
12333=1
DRY GOODA CHEAP FOR CASH
AT
, .
J. M. BURCHFIELD'S.
LINEN CHECIRS.
PA NT LINENS.
BOYS' CASSIMERES.
RANGY CASSIMERES.
• bIARSIGLLES VESTING.
PLAID 11A.R.StILLES, for lauliee Wear. '•
IRISH LINEN, for Ladles' Wear, expressly.
• 'LINEN CAMBRIC& •
,I,LIVDT LAWNS. • ..
TRAVELING RINGS GOODS,.neweat:tyli.
.Tbe : *gest and beat asaortroaut of grods In the
city:. Oa/I and amateur,. jal7
.•
Wholesale and Retail Departments
BARKER & CO.'S,
59 Market Street,
WIII bo upon to tho IItZTAIL THAD&
Come end tee the LARGEST STOCK, the GREAT
EST VARIETY, and the CHEAPEST GOODS . ever
soeu In thl. city
N. B.—OHS Pins ONLY
BABA/AIM! IyaRGAINSI
A VIET LARGE STOOK OF
SIJMI!IER DRESS GOODS,
Citockpor Om. EVER' HEARD 0 ITN lAD erSy.
BLACK SH.li SHAWLS AND SACI,HIES.
WHITE CRAPE SHAWLS
HOSIERY AT A 'BABGI'AItH
IXIitYBTIO GOODS
Cheap for Cash.
C. HANSON LOVE & CO.,
74 'Market Street.
100 DOZEN LADIES' RIBBED LW
TON BOSN.
• 100 - DOZNN MISSES RIBBED COTTON MUSE
cOTTUN SUN UMBURLLAS t
GINOIIaN SUN UMBRELLAS,
SILK SUN UMBRELLAS,
For iota to tar. trade at the vary lowest poke.
EMBROIDERED COLLARS AND BETS.
AN DR .
INFANT'S OAPS,
WAISTS AND ROBES,
NIGEL? OAPS,.
REIIIBORO EDGING.
•
/BENCH WORKED BANDS. &a. dc:,
Daring out at at:dwell price..
A new ouppli or
BLACK ENGLISH THREAD LACE rEthii
AND BABBLE,
GUIPURE AND VAL. LACE COLLARS.
GRENADINE AND TISSUE VEILS,
CRAPE VEILS AND COLLAR/L..
BLACK LACE MITS, LISLE AND ,
SILK GLOVES - . WHITE, AND
: SLATE CO T TON HOSE;
MEN'S AND BOTIP . COTIOs HOSE;
CHILDREN's MUSINGS; of oR
thide—the best iewortatent we Wore ever offered to
our etodoneni. .
HOOP SKIRTS, SIORSETS, HAIR NETS, HEAD
DRESSES, AC.. *C.
JOSEPH HOWIE,
(WbolaW Bantaa gd and ad ati.les,)%
Nos. 77 and 79 MAIMS? STREET
OUR ENTlltic STOCK
TINE FRENCH EMBROIDERIES,
REAL LACE GOODS,
LACE ?EIMEED DITM
i i ttoverythin t . lto 131.13/3061:BY departaTzt
"a"
Greatly Med - aced Prices I
The 'teak ti VI Rah and ikohable t .Ed the greeter
Portion be► been
NASECILD DOWN TO EABTIRN 008 T;
• •
many wicks math below the 17 01WiT . 0081% to close
them wit. • -
XATON. atecrairli a oo
No. 17
M-100 dozen more of Woo nice Lim BABA
EV60013/8. az a fold natio& ' fel
I SQM3i&B SILICti AT 37i
1 13 XIM,:lardwida
v ...
g
!ft :14pflia"as:123.4, Feats, Lis
nseaTuira a Bxsa aim
,• , .
do,ote, et the wad ityle:it'ai
LIGHT a)LoistoJlAlaloll,ii
sautTEr.'
(aaa,
ek"°P
NSW ItryLi or nutovszial
ASPID TAU 1100-PiTIAT.
MIME
W. ec D. =GUS'.
IteiT queer --VitititO.N.- 4 0114;
.o.tyLidniesurig on, wbot.&s ai retail, ity
. , 501411. WOHNII
Jena ; 8C ask ntnt. am th11,2404g0.'
-4.IffIVNEMENTE4
fPIT_4III:IRGE,f_pMTRIt
Lome Ilanamos.
laza.
FRIDAY EVENING, Jana f,Otb,
Benefit of the popular PLltedeipLla Poruluthilli Yr
/RANK DREW.
Grandfather •fflatehecid.
Hamuntikengs ltinusarra..-11r.ntiblE, LELEW.
.....
Boga- , llopity, Rickety, High and ow," .....
FRAIN DICHW. •
To conclude with
Mareppa, or the. Untamed Booking Iforse.
FRAIiK DREW.
aucTiorr 8.4 LES.
()LOTH MG. HATS, NECK-
N., TUGS. dc., AT - AUt..'TIGH.-I.la HaTTAWAY
ItVEhltie, at 8 :redact; at Masonic 'Hall Aucths
Ho*, wall Us 'sold, without fatness, a large nata
lity of Clothing, csinprisieg C 011146 Ponta and Vesta,
white and bun; hiseseilloa Chins, fancy and plain
Neck Ties, Utile, Hats, Ladies' and Gent's Hosier.
suip.dersi. de. The...shove stout is Just tendved
(sum New Turk, and cUi be sold without regard to
'prim T. A.: McCLELLAND, AlscL
TEANS, SATOETS, SLLAWLS;
LaINES, ac., AT AOO/1U24.—0n
UllO I:Utb, at 10, 2 and a o.cloc.k, at. Idssonlolial I
auction House, will bes wild, a barge quantity ot fresh
goods: Just received from New Tort, consisting In
part pat Jesus, S•tlucts, Cotturonint,Snawls,lt
Lisou Tatdo Clot' a, Turklati Towels, Marseilles
Conntropanrs, 4.ducri,• Cambric and silk Limner
chiefs, Lail. and Gears liosiary, Lawns, 80b..,
:Back Ties, suspenders, spool Cotton, /isodks, Pins,
.stii.„ to T. a. IitoULEnLAND, Aect.
QAVEATLL WARD L G
UT AT AU
-1,7 'flON.—tia TUESDAY EiENlllo,,Jtuse 21th.
rst e o'clock, trill be sold, 'at the Commercial Ann.
tiou Rooms, No. 54 i i,tli street, that deettabie lot of
ground inmate to the - Seventh Ward, on Webster
Woe., betwfxfo Roberts and Le Ytilen streets, being
lot bo. 2.1 to Wray and Rowan's p an of lots, basing
hfront of 21 Uret ou Webster ettert, acid extending
ack 1127 feet to au alley 25 feet
'I sane or Sate—One-fourth cash, residue in one,
two and three pare with interest, secured by bond
and ma: tgage. .1. D. DAVIS, Amt.
pe.N 'A Si BEST I ILUPr.IiTY A
AUCTION.—ain 1 - 17K8D8Y June
at .8 o'clock; sill - be sold, at the Ootemarcial
anctlooliouse, etreet; that desirable tot of
grotto& aituate ou the corner - of Penn and Harrison
reet, haling a front of 77 suet, more or kerhon Penn
sixes; and emending along Harrison aired 100 lest
to tlpring alley, •iitlect loan simnel ground rent of
$l6O, n which la erected (hat subataritlel brick
.bruldingkeoarn as tbetecond Ilikruied Presbyterian
Church; size of gala church being 06 - feet'float by
75 feet deep, capable of seating BUO *moms. Terms
of sale cub. J- O. OA a is a Anct.
el it A It 'VIBES • -TOW kir•llie.-161
•V AGNES IMPR9VED LAND AT AUCTION.—
tm tUOILYDAY MON,NLNO, July at 11 o'clock,'
will be sold, on the preniace, in thartiors township,
only 2% mike Dom 'Micky, on the Mangold Pitnk
and within g mile of the Steubenville Need,
leji scrod improved Land;pari of the Dinsmore !S
-tate, imitable for • country residence'. or gardening
purposes. Thhtrich and beautifully laying ground,
In • high state of cultividun, and. far MOM doing
Weems in the city, 00 conveniently :located on a
*NOMA road, is one of the meet &enable oppor•
malaise which ever ofter to Secure a beautilul sub
'urban place: Persona visiting before the sale will be
shown the premises by Sir. Dinsmore.'''
•
Terms of Bate easy. .1. U. DAI/IS, Auct.
I BOOTS AND, staub.s,
EVERT DESCRIPTION,
Half Their Value. •
hiesONic HATA, AUCTION HOIIBE,
Ito; itcnirru STILSZT.
attacm.srwr TasioßS.
NEII/%000081 ,- NEW (1001611
• IitNEY O. Lux a co.. 11,
(Sucottoors to Jamer
Are now Ceceiviag their Burnam Stock, coripraing
Fred variety of goods adapted to men mad harem:sr,
wtdch, in extent, choice tasteand prime will compare
'favorably with any In the trade:
Frenctwdruerlan and West of England Cloths, of
the best 4 makro, of every shade and.quality-re very
Large eaortment; Om:imam and DasekJar_ , doper .
Black Preach Doeekinm 'Super Black French Cad
bares; Saucy dessimeres in every vazietyv Ribbed.
Black sad Fancy Cassimeree; Silk lifted Cesehneres
cram elude and color. .
: VESTLEGS—tancy Silk and Saila Vatting, new
rtylew Super Black Bain and Silk Vestingr, latleas.
and Saucy Silk 1 ratings; W bite Figural Silk. and
Satin Wattage.
• Alm, every variety of goods for Znalures Cm*
&Mewled very choke ealection of tarnishing tiooda
adapted to gent/omen's wear.
Soliciting an 'early ralj trqm our friendi and the
any orders outrartod to our care will moat
with prompt attention and punctuality In maim.
• aCtiltr Cl. BALE, di CO., Merchant Tailors; •
mhlz Cm. Penn and St. Clair streets.
ii :d.MTB.
‘...„,----.......------ ' ------
. MPLOYSIENT.—WexTED, a. compe
tent'inau, to fill a nertuaaut Jued- profitable
ea . hon.' , JOHNSTON, FRY it CC., •
J .I.t. GS Fifth moat, orer %We . •
• . . .
Do DS AND MORTGAG W . J.JI oh, 8,000 In Honda and Ito ta.
IN follows, wit: • •
I for 16, having 2 years to run.- ... . •
Idor $2,4 0 0, ;'; 2 . " "'.
- -
1 fok .2,000, .t..... 2 . . :.
I for si,avo, ; • 4 " " " '' -
..
I, for 53,000, "N .
,3%
•: I for st,thei, " - 34 year to rani. -- ..
-to be /reared on city or county property and drat
Ile.. - APO, to • :'" B. hicLohlti at CO..
J o lt
,•,, • . .i • ItO3 Fourth street.
WANTED.—lttligmation of. 52 •bble.
OM, brought from Oil City by lie.lboat Wait
Point, on , or about tba lai inn. Said od can
algncd to L. J. Omollundro.
• AS. - DATZELL .ft SON,
_Jel4 , • • C 9 and 70 stmt.
CINCINNATI LEAD WORKS.
MoCORMICK, GIBSON dt CO..
DIANUFAOTOBZUS or
Lead Pipe,
, • Sheet Lead • •
And Bar Lead.
ALSO DEA_LETI3/i7 '
Pig Lead.
Patent Shot and •
• - Block Tin.
Nun% Snug. UNANAD DUDS AND 13roanqaa
Being exclualvelyin the 'Lead Trade, we atie baba
the above. to better advantage to DeLuca. and en
lama terma, than an be had deadens.
BAILEY, FALUU.LL ak W.
nings#32,
ass Alit,
• 1812111
749 Pooain Etzazrrocazilimminia,
TANKS . AND tor.
Banal!11. lined _to ths nsott -dural
/Tosses fitted 'with hot end col
Water in the best sty's, with's!' tb
inctiornLborptntsments, • in -Dian!
WASHISTANDS, CLOSETS, OINKS, 1P
11.1110enttitt f - materials en nd
and for elk on returnable terms: = JelO
BO INE'lli
Goo&
Oa*.
good&
dad °fib 0 ci sniw BON
a ITS and CHILDBXWB HATn. fa be dosed oat at
Mail, at W HOLZ:JULYS -PEIONS. , PCM OPell for so.
-- tuition fa au ntafl divartamatO: • 2 .
B &TON, Baal= 140.,
-- 11.:17 lift& otised.
a 0144 ti L -L'ArWc- WARN
LBITIS-PAPERS. "_
cA ! P 2 A TE
PAPIB
•
- • - INNAPPIN 'PAM&
MANILLA PAPERt
- .4, 4 4 inotted stock OI Lim 64at bra
aitu be wild at low pia* ibr Cash. Af talus v 0! Ond
11 to their sann"le
~„ pay., 57. weed Arnett
64 3 48 .
Cloak
r Goa&
cerEgit , JOB
A 7 Cud,. ttlialai,Prica Vats:BlD Ends, Item,
Bali Laing; Lablloin Sdaufecturers, Labels kr .
Dnettits.Aod Amery luta oramentia Vida,
pawing. ecants4 wady; with dirrae,b, t,_
W3L, a:Jounttrm a
' Job Prlaters..67 Wood
LI11010,14411141l; VA r ltbs, a superior
`astkia. tot the nail otPsotogriptierm.: -
tub by,', .;WI.G.;JOIthtITON .1•
-lity&Lllttniviid ittatiomm.l4-Wood at.
1131MITWIRAX.ii , ALB111116...;•' Axchoic t ,
'.llLivaiglialid lugs rialto atichel -
, sat. by SM. JOlifirsoN CO., = -
.Icry24,l4mcgt Ciastosen#: mood
mouritinces ear&