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THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 3
The Policy of the Government To
wards the Rebels.
II our policy towards the - rebels be
firm and decisive, or jihalkit be conciliat
ing and vaseilatingi I Shall we resolutely
demandi thit ,lhey lay down their
arms, mid submit to the laws; or shall
we teMporize and toex and Compromise.
, The!!! are: q!esti!r!s - irhich will
agitate !the mind to a *rester or
lessie'extent.
, .
Tilire; is a. of conservatives and
'secret sycapathisers; who advocate the heal
ing of , the breach by cenoiliatory measures,
such saProtecting rebel property, and sus
tainingl status .and power of slavery
The*, persona oppose all confiscation bind,
at least , !glut any real value, ,and spend
their tim4 mainly in denouncing every, one
Who -isi iii.favorof a More vigorous, more
stern, and more just. policy, as Abolition-
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Tbe policy of the compromisers, and eon
, olliationists, is opposell hritll the earnest
.
hen. both North and. South , and by none
more thin by the realloyilists of the South.
_
.Eyen_ths New York herald, which is con
,
ialy
tinn , howling "abonts 'abolition, and oir
: 'posing any 'real Punishment of the rebel
lion, is '4:Sapelled to'nnike the following ad-
Misaions: • i '
-•- . ,
The Most :talons advocates of a thorough
and - sweeping confiscation measure are the
Union-Men of those :border States which
_ have_ suffered most frOM the ravages of th •
rebels,' I such as Virginia and Missouri.
Etheridge, Maynard, Brownlow and Wha
ley are types of those men who constantly
-,, urge the exertion of the whole power of
the GoVernment to weaken the rebels .by
any and every means; including the ex
- •• Unction of slavery, if necessary, to kill
ouethe 'rebellion. They Claim to represent
,
the' views 'of the men of the Sonth who
have'persistingly perillet life and:property
in'th'e ranee, of the Union, and who have
• been entirely stripped'•of the latter by the
rebel array. They have lost their slaves,
• crepe and stock, and their houses and
lands:have been confiscated by the rebel
authorities' and they Contend that the only
way in wh'ich the deluded people of the
South can be reclaimed to their senses is by
the application ofthe`tia,Mo policy toward
all those who have taken an active part in
the: rebellion. If they are ever again to
be made to respect the Government of the
' United • ;States, they must be made to feel,
its - power, and their PropertY must in-some
measure, at least, suffer for The losses of
- the past and insure the security of the
fature.:- Hundreds - of Tennesseeans who
were leagued with the rebellion have had
their cotton burned 'under the decree of
Davis, and have since cord forward and
taken the - oath of allegiance to the United,
States...and assert That confiscation alone
wilt bring these rebeli to their senses.
BroWnlow, and all:the Seethe= loyal-'
, , .
rats, dertounce,in theLmest energetia terms,
.
the miserable policy of our commanders, in
generah .in rebel property, and of the
•
poliay
/f conciliation': generally. Brown
lOW en .Rousseau are earnest Union men,
and are willing to, sserifict, slavery for the
sake of; Union, while the poor, miserable,
contemptible,. hypocritical secesh-sympa
thisera lathe. Northern States, are denounc-
ing as abolitionisti - every true Union' mare
who will let nothing stand in the way of
. the complete, overthrew of the rebellion.
' • Such en overthrow : We mint have, if we
would haveh d
peace eras r, an it is our
opinion, that , " no enduring peace can be
eel:quoted, exceit,overthe, dead carcass of
slafery, which involves in its rum the
- .
- slaveholding aristocmcy, which has kept
. ,
' the conittry in•het water for the last thirty
.
- years, and d which will never give it peace
until it tiestruyed, rooted out, and left as
tree torn up hy_its . roots, in some terrible
hurricane, prone on the earth to rot. It is
an anomaly in ear Gevernment, in our Ee
-1
PuhlleaniSal, in our Democracy and in our
civilizaiionf: It has raised the storm, let it
perish in the storm, and. as its last wail
goes up, the American' Eagle will take a
loftier flight heavenward.
Washington, Items.
_The Washington correspondent of the N.
Y. Comnercial. says :
- The gestate may have .some prolonged
discaseiens over the. confirmation of the
officio* to be appointed under the new tax
lash and as they: s have...the_ right to with
hold their '.consent' frnm any appointment,
they will virtually Control them. This is
not itheeptable to- many Representatives,
who deidre to have their friends appointed
in their own districts. Hon.- Fits Henry
Warren, who was Assistant Postmaster
General under Mr.- Fillmore, will probably
be:: of internal Revenue.
Hon. M. H. Polk, Parson Brownlow and
other Tennesseeans are here, some of them
Advdeating,extreme Measures of confisca
tion, and declaring that emancipation may
also soon be necessary. •
. .
MovEmiNtl or-ErrazralDE.--The N
Y. Evening Post say's::
A part_ of kicCleilitt's success will be
controlled by the movements of Burnside;
who .it is now generally' known, has been
ordered - to support hiin by rapid movements
from the South . : Where be is it would not
be proper . to !tate if , we cbdld, but we may
say with Out imprudence that the latest in
telligence received from him merely asserted
that he was marching as , fast as he could in
the right direction. -Should this prove cor
rect, we may at..,itny • moment ,bear of the
arrival of Burnside, with his tried and vet- .
eran forces, at a place Where- his aid will
be very effective.
01. Wire.—The Phil
adelpbhi /nintirer antioancee the death of
Cot wife as folfows
- At eight 'O'clock' leet evening Mrs. El-
Till& Elle., wife of the late Col. Ellet, died
rather residence in this city; in the forty
sisth'year of her age. She was the daugh
ter of the late Judge Daniel, of Virginia,
- and brother of .the present Judge Daniel,
on Abe same bench. She has had four
r• children, all of whom are . now living. She
..was present'at the death of her husband,
in Cairo, IWnois, and came to the city with
his remains. Her death has resulted from
no. disease, being mainly from pure ex
haustion and grief. . She will be interred
at Laurel HAill Cemetery,
. .
SLIGIITLT .111STAJEZ.N.—On the strength
of s statemeit of the' Natieha2 Intellllqm-et,
the London Af;tos makestbie announcement:
"It gives us pleasure to state, that as aeon
`as the authenticity of Geo. Butler's pro
clamation wee ascertSinell at Washington
he was superseded as tailitary commandant
of New Orleams."
The Wows Dm: discovered by this time
fiat Tlattitailliallesercising the duties of
I#ll . 4taienlsitid'itt n very energetic'
.fitahlom.
Ors. Law.. IVAltios Suf Homic.—k
Chiro thipstoh to the Chlyigo Tiibuns says:
It is stiid that ..Oeu ,Lew. :•19ti11seet goes
home under disgratie.'“ Is , . reported to
hive'boub Severely- reprimanded by Cleo.
Hillecir - far enierinic 'Memphis without
orders.
tßEAryfity, Di; ST., TE:FERSBURG.
Revolitionary Incenditiriam
Oar foreign files bring , ns startling news
frOtn Ituisia—including further accounts of
the revolutionary, schemes in that great em
pire-and of thdiriCendiarY attompti to destroy
the capital by. fire.
Et., Petersburg is not it city which would
easily-born up. To pass along its wide-avert
nes and look upon its universal stone' and
stucco palaces, it-would appear almost impreg
nable to the flamer. It bas ample facilities
for quenching fire in summer, or it is cut up
with large canals, and the Neva, a wide and
inexhaustible river, runs almost through the
middle of the city. Unlike Meson*, it has
no traditions of great fires, excepting - the de
struction of the Winter Palace some thirty
years ago—an event in which the Emperor
Nicholas made himself prominent by allowing
none of the workmen to endanger their lives
in resetting the furniture, declaring that be
,would prefer it should be,all destroyed rather
than have a single life lost. In the famous Clos
tintilii Dvor, or public bazaar, the most extra
ordinary 'preparations are made to guard
against fire.. - .
Yet we learn that , notwithstanding all this,
come thirty fires had taken place in the city
'during the two weeks preceding the departure
of the last Eiropean
,steamer.. The city has
been placed under martial law, trade and com
merce is at a stand-still, and even goods or
dered from England to St. Petersburg have
been countermanded. The Committee of the
Bank has passed , a resolution Air the unlimit
ed:prolongatioti Of the credits hitherto opened
to large commercial fines, whose establish
ments were . burnt in the late conflagration.
A Syndicate has likeable been appointed, for
the purpose of opening credits to smaller shop
keepers.
These fires have a political significance, and
therefore create a sensation disproportionate
even to their great extent: An imperial de
cree has been published declaring that rapine,
murder 2 incendiarism and destruction of crops
in to be punishable with death.
The statements that a third of the city has
been destroyed are greatly exaggerated, and
it is acknowledged that the:burnt district in
'eludes only the poorer and inferior portions
of thecity. Yet the loss is roughly estimated
at from two and a half to five millions of dol
lars of our money. None of the great pala
ces, or public buildings nee? the .Neva have
been destroyed. -
Tet this fire has consumed one of the most
remarkable and chara•teristio features of St.
Patersbart—the celebrated Apraxin Dvor, or,
as it is called by the English residents, the I
Louse Market. This was a large apace, some
fifteen acres in area, surrounded by uniform
rows of stores, -And' sitnated near the groat
dostinnoi Dvor, ip the heart of the city and '
but a few minutes walk from the Royalty
Proepekt, the Broadway of St. Petersburg.
On Whit=Monday last, in accordance with
an old custom, all the poorer people—shop
keepers and meahanics,, but particularly the
formerdressed In their best clothes and
wearing all their finery, came out to the Sum
mer Garden, partially to attend the almost ob
.selete wile-show, but principally to show
themselves off. The Summer Garden, a long
park, cut up by rectangular walks, shaded by
luxurious trees, bimodal en one side by the
Nava and on the others .by wide atone-faced
canals, was.. so; 'crowded that the wide av
enues would scarcely bold the moving and
polite assemblage, every male ' member of
which harrhis baq half the time off his head,
in bin frequent salutations to other long
coated, sleelt , haired, polite old Russiann like
hiinself. 1
It was Just at this time that a terrible ru
mor was wafted tot the gay crowds at the Sum
mer Garden. .TbAprazin Deer was on fire,
and all that part the city was' threatened
k t.
with devastation. --I-9. hot. 'baste the garden
was deserted. The men leaped into drosch
kills waiting to be hired, and tile bearded dri
vers drove off to the :Revak" Proopekt with a
fury serialising in even r a Russian Jobe. ThO
women came running on after, almost faint
ing with fear and anxiety. But :'all arrived
too late. The eld bazaar was destroyed, to
gether-with rows and' tows of stern in' the
adjoining streets. The great government
• building; occupied by the Minister of the In
terior, was in flames, while the soldiers and
Police were dashing around to rescue human
beings from the flames, for It was useless to
try torata property. Up the wide streets
dashed the great clumsy fire engines, drawn
by horses three abreast, and manned by sturdy
men dressed in short frocks, wearing helmets
and carrying heavy: axis in their_ hands.
These engines 'would excite the 'unutterable
- rionteMpt of the "Fortyrtwo's mei]," or any
other of our red-shirt gentry, for they are.
merely - greed barrels Of water =on wheels.
Along the line of the canal were crowds throw
ing over rich carriages and furniture to pre
serve them from destruction by fire. The fire
engines from Moscow, five hundred miles din.
tent, were sent for, but only staid one day,
being needed in their own city, where four
fireelad broken out..
Towards evening.the priests came out in
their rich robes, flashing with gold and , pur
ple, and with 'banners and Greek crosses
marched through the streets,. the choristers
chanting the magnificent chorale of the Greek
church. Atnight the church porticoes and
the balls of the palaces were crowded with
homeless people, who would haveetarved but
for Government aid; During the night' the
Emperor came down from his country palace
at Tearkoe Selo 'and visited the: frightened,
weeping crowds, personally, assuring them of
his care and protection. For three days the
conflagration continued, and at latest
dates was not yet entirely subdued. The
property destroyed la the stores and dwellings
(apart from the edifices themselves) is estima
ted in St. Petersburg, at 15,000,010 of rubles.
i In some qoartere this fearful fire is attribu
ted to Polish incendiarism, and there are fears
that it is not the last the city ill suffer. The
Gostianol Dvor, coniPrising the most impor
tant stores in the city, representing the local
wealth of St. Petersburg, is cloied day and
night, and extra watchers are placed in all
the patine buildings. All St. Petersburg is
in an excitement such as it has not known for
many, many years.
Russia. —The intelligence from:distant parts
of the Empire announce that fireihave broken
out at Odessa, Maiikoff and other:large towns,
'apparently by preconcerted action of the rev
olutionists. Revolutionary proclamations are
circulated in great quantities ' especially in the
southern "governments," sis the different die
tricts of Russia are called. One r,f these pro
clamations, diffused among the troops, urges
arising against despotism ; another demands
46,constitution ; a third agitates the Polish
question.
The Emperor has ordered the formation of
a special committee to investigate the extant
of the losses caused by the fires, to take the
most effective special measures to ensure the
security of the capital, and to make colter,-
ticini for the relief of the sufferari. To this
tuinimittee moat of the high officers of the got,
ailment are delegated. The city of Bt. Pe
tirsburg will, for a lime, b 4 divided into three
military districts,. corresponding, Co the divi
sion into three police districts, in order that
the measures of the committee May be more
Wetly superintended. All who are found in
possession of intladimable materials, or who.
have caused themselves to be suspected of in
oendiarism, as well as all who cause disturb
ances, ante be brough t before a court-martial,
and sentenced within twenty-four hours.
What was Knows!, and What was
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Evening Post says:
The private secretary of Governor Mor
ton, of Indiana, arrived hero last night from
Fredericksburg. He says tlutt it was
known there early in the week (last week)
that Jackson was on the march for Rich
mond. His whole force passed through
Gordonsville on Mohday, or even earlier
than that. Oar troops remaining at Fred
ericksburg, or rather this side of the Rap
pahannock, at that point; were In splendid
condition, and panting to join in the great
contest with the rebels. Thiy have been
lying. idle for six weeks. It is quite pro
bable that they will soon have.an opportu
nity, for the War Department has already
intimated that reinforcements will be sent
rapidly to McClellan.
Certain enthusiastic friends of General
McClellan now blame the Government for
not sending him all the troops in the vicin
ity of .Washington a fortnight ago. I un
derstand that the Department makes the
reply to this: criticism, that it made little
difference to Jackson what disposition was
made of our forces heri. If all the' avail
able troops had been .seat two or three
weeks ago to Gen. McClellan, then Jaeksori
Would have taken WashingtoniVvhlch ionid
have been" a great disk worse, than a ptiri
tial reverse before Richmond. - .
• •
• .
Evacuation of Janies
We have news by the' arrival ' of the Ma
tanzai frotn Port Royal yesterday, that
General Hunter has entirely evacuated
James kind:, This is, Of couree,,a com- .
'plete abandofitnent of - the present attempt
upon Charleston—a 'consequence distinctly
indicated in the recent letter 'of oaf corre
spondent, of the failure to take the rebel
battery at tieiessionville. General Benham
bad decided that the capture of that bat,
tery was essential to the security of our
position; and had ordered the attack upon
it to be made before daylight_ By what
miscarriage the attack was delayed we are
not informed ; but all the accounts show
that General Stevens column, though it bad
but little more than a mile to march, did
not arrive at the enemy's picket till after
daylight. This exposed them to a heavy
fire, which would have been avoided by a
more enact fulfilment of orders, and in
volved a serious loss and a decisive repulse.
The position, however, seems to have been
so important, that while its possession
would have given ns an impregnable front,
the failure to capture it makes General
Hunter's previous entrenched camp unten
able, and involves his witdrawal from the
Island.—N. Ere. Post.
sgtessionism in England
The Guardiana correspondent says :
It is most sad to note the growing alien
ation of the North from England, as shown
oven by such signs as crop out here. You
cannot meet a Northerner, even of the
highly respectable, cultivated, and some
what cosmopolitan order of men who
chiefly represent the.
.States in London,
whether as residents or birds of passage,
but he opens upon you with assurances of
the all-but-universal sympathy for the
South which he finds in English sentiment,
and the bitter reluctance with which be
has bet;n forced to admit to himself that
what is believed across the Atlantic on the
subject of an ill-feeling of England to the
North is no more than the truth. lam
afraid that every candid observer must ad
mit that sympathizers with the North are
sadly in the minority here in Loudon, and
that the number'is not growing larger.
ARREST OF AN EDITOR AND SUPPRESSION
OF A NEWSPAPER.—JohEI W. Kees, editor of
the Circleville Watchman, was arrested on
Sunday night, by order of the Secretary of
War, and the office closed.
PUBLIC .TOTICES
L)--&- ALLMILIEIs Y CITY I'OST
FICE.—The Peet Office will to opeoed kt,the
usual hour, no the POUNTII INST., but will be
doted Pt 14 o'ciwk s.. m
tIAMMUEL RIDDLE. P II
OFFICE NtYlitiK—leriday
twat being the Natlimn( lloilday the Peat
Office will be opera between the hours 410 d
o'clock a. m. aop 554 and IN o'clock p, m. jult.2t
'l'ul 1 ['EON CIT 1
COLLRGR, e,Trner of Penn and St. Cbdr ctn.
Tills (TIIIIRSDAY) MORNING, at 11 o'clock:
=IMtMM
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:d1.)1 v iDEND7—The :stockholders of
the Pittsburgh & Allegheny Bridge Company
(Band erreet,) ere hereby untitled that a Dividend of
'CND DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS per share
on the Capital Stock has this day been declared on
the ptutlis of the last is mouths, payable forth
sti h. IRA N K S. B IiSSELL, Treasurer.
July let, 18,2,012:iird
10-.ALLECiIitiN I 111V1-
DEN D.—The President, Managers mid Coat
patsy for erectittg a bridge over the Allegheny Riser,
oppotite Pittsburgh, fu tbe comity of Alleglieu•,
hare this day declared • Dividend of FOUR Pkilt
(ICS T. on the Capital Su ek of the Company, out ut
the earnings of the Last ids Months, is. [deb to payable
to Stockholders, or their legal repremutatires, tat or
&Rer the 11th inst.
WM. 110SEBERG, Tr, snorer.
July let, ltSP.2.l..t2::Stwrie
ELECTION.—The t•tockholders of
the Pittsbargb and Allegheny Bridge Co.,
(Band Brest.) are hereby untitled that the lincilon
for President and Managers, to servo for the ensuing
year, will be held at the Company's Booms, (at the
north end of the bridge.) between the boon of 10
re. and 3 p. m., on MONDAY, !ray 7th, 1862.
111.ANK B. BISsIiLL,
jelniw Secretary and Tuousurer.
Stock
holders of the LITTLE SAW MILL RUN
RAILROAD COMPANY trill hold au election at
their office in Tooperaneerille, on SATURDAY,
July !Gib, between the bountof Y and 4 o'clock p. et.,
to elect one President and six Directors to NOV. for
the eneulnk year. DSO. NERLD, Prtaident.
Jektitlnt
lilt ~L3ItIIL biuttAlel,
TUTE.—The first session of the Excelsior
Noma! Institute alit aunt...ace ou MONDAY.
July 14th. Yor particulars tall'un blwers. A. U.
1.%)., Nu. 79 Wood street, or edam,
Res. W. R. GRAY, Box 765, Pittsburgh P. 1).
SPECIAL .NOTICES.
-'Lake tinpenor Copper Mill and
SMELTING WOIIKS, Pramual,
PARK, M'CURDY & CO.,
Ilannforturero of SHEATHING, BRAZIERS' AND
BOLT COPPER, PRESSED COPPER BOTTOMS,
RAISED STILL BOTTOMS, SPALTEB SOLDER;
oleo Importers and dealonoln METALS, TIN PLATE,
SHEET IRON, WIRE, ac. Coustantly on hand,
TINKERS' MACHINES AND TOOLS.
WACJIHOPSZ, Na 149 Tint and 110; liocond 4trocta,
Pittaborgb, Peou'a.
INI - Spectal orders of Copper cut to any drefrod pot
tern. mtrattetserlylf
A M - ' - 'The Confessionssud Experience
or AN INVALID. Published for the benefit and
as a 'warning and • caution to young men who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, Au.; sup
plying_at the same time the means of Seil-Ilura:
By one liho has cured himself , , after being put to
great expense through medical Imposition and quack
ery. By encircling a poet-paid addressed envelope,
amnia corns may be bad uf the stupor, NATHAN
IEL MAYFAIR., hag.. Bedford, Kings Co.‘ N. Y.
mbll:lydssrT
flialOW ...... WILSON MILLCL
OrROBPISON, MINIS & Ma.
LEM, Touwowna awn Macula-ma. WassasoTow
Woaca, Inttallnrgh,
01/ICL, No. 21 MARI= 13111... T:
ilansfactars all kinds of STEAM ENGINES AND
MILL -MACHINERY, CASTINGS, RAILROAD
WORE, STEAM BOILERS AND SHEET IRON
-WORK.
%OD - JOBBING AND REPAIRING done on elnol
pollee. m1128:dly
& BARNES,
FIRE-PROOF SALAMANDER SAFE,
BANK • VAULT IRON VAULT DOOR, AND
STEEL-LINED BURGLAR-PROOF SAFE
MANUFACTURERS.
Nor. ITd and 131 Third sired, between Wood and
SmpApeW ared•--liorth ride.
flgir'l3ANK LOCKS always on Land. rubEts
r......r - Pittsburgh Steel Works.
IlAt , /Ware .....
JONES, .13010 & CO.,
!drool/willow: of OAST STEEL; sloo, SPRING,
PLOW AND A. D. STEEL, STEEL SPRINGS AND
AXLES, moor of Rasa and FlortAtroot., Plflaborgh,
Penn's.
B. Y. tills
U. C. KIRIIPATRICK do CO,
Blanufueturors and Wholegal° thulium le LAMPS,
CHIMNEYS, SHADES, CHANDELIERS, dr.
• WirWbuleealo Agents fur El ER'S CELEBRATED
ILLUMINATING AND LUDRICATINO CARBON
OILS, Nu. so WOOD STELE?, opposite St. Churl.,
Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa. P.18:1y11
M - JORN. COCHRAN- 4r BRO.,
Manufacturers oI,IIION AA I L IN% IRON V A U LTe
AND VAULT DOWD% WINDOW 8111,1TTILIki,
WINDOW GUARDS. to, Noe DI &rood stra...t awl
'O3 Vaal attset, between Wood anti Market.
Mare on Ind a ♦arloty of now Patterns, bump
and pato, ardtabla for all purpose,.
, Particular attention paid to enclosing Grave Lots .
Jobbing done at abort uottos. • ak9
)M - 13. B. & C. P. MAILICIE, Paper
lIIANUFAOTOREILS and drains In BOOK, PRINT,
OAP,-LETTER AND ALL KINDS OF WRAP
PING PAPER.
earllare motored from 'No. 37 Wart .trot to No.
33 Smitliflol4Otreet, Pitt.burgb, Pa.
te•CAP(t Oft ?RARE Yob RAGS. my 4
•M'N. "HOLMES & SONS, Dealers
roniadm AND DOMESTIC BILLS OF EX.
CIIABOB, CEBTIPIO4TO3 or DEPOSIT. DANE
NOTES AND SPECIE, No. ST Market •rant, Pitts.
blues, Pa. . _ -
. .
.Bareallectfoo• wade cal nn tbe prituiral ebbs
thnmeboat the United State& area
'HENRY IL - COLLINS, For:
wali.DlNO AND CODALLAPION usuolieliZend:
ertUAWe.deetor ORME, DUPUIS NEXDB,;
1 / 1 4,805ad Produce generaDy, No. 25 . Wood Direct,
VittobaribiPs t : - Del
JrElf" .09/DIrE'RT/SE.WEJr7S.
A „
A DmiNisTßAToit'S SALE.-13yvir
tue
of an order of the Orphans' Court of Alle
gheny, county, the underftgued, Admlnistratrir of
th estate of Frederick Maus, deed, late fif • lie
-g°-'toy City, will: oa the pherolses expose id Public
A it et ton,ou 'SAT Li IL D AY , J uly 213th. 1862, at 3 o'clock
p. in., to; the highest and best bidder, the following
described real estate, rev
A I diet certain lot or pieCe of ground situate iu
the Fourth Ward, Allegheny City, bounded and de
scribed Commencing at the northeastern
corner of East Lou,', and a lot of ground Sail by
Weber'.. 14,1 is; then.. running wrests. srdly along
said Weber'. lot and along rho hit of a certain 11ot:f
-alse td Voeghtley street; then berth berth sixteen feet
and X inches slung lioughthly sti,,et to a lot of
gr, nod belonging to John Riau ; thence eastwerdly
',long the lion; (John Klaus' lot to East Lane; divers
south wardly sixteen feet and sit Inches, more or lest,
along Cast Lane, to the place of tsginniug, upon
which fa erected a In, o story Irani« dwelling said
o her iniproretr.ents.
Couetitams—One•bulf emir down. balance Inoue .d
two y arm, with inter.... secured by judgment Bond
and Mortgage the purchaser to; pay 'experts. tor
drawing. peed, B. ad and Mortgage.
MANNA KLAUS,
Adm's of Friml-Klans, glee •wd,
a H. 1 , ..11,11e11er, her Attoruty
Allegheny City July 2, ISt 2:ln',:aidoll of
B ALLADS (ii? THE W eic
A Series'of Pictorial Lyrics, megoilicently Illustrated
from Original Drawit.gs by the b of Artists.
PeOti.hett meettily.
Feinting, when complete, an
; 1.,
ILLUSTRATED POETI AL SOUVENIR,
of every, event In the present Gat Important strug
gle In the history of this great aim,
Part 11., untitled. "SUMTER," now ready—the
illuatratiune In whicb bare been enbrolited to and
approved by Oen A Ildollloo.
25 cte.
1 .1 C 1 41 1 :070 " \V ( t71 . 117(! b i l artlf. pold iti !id
MAJ.
Cannueunenteut of the TH1141.01143 of the blow Toe
tatuent.- The hoot uututter of the
will ho . the 20th t.f Joon. .d will In
routloutd monthly thereafter with the Immo mgt.
I.irity and okrellorica of illostretlan no heretofore.
Buck ouoiber., id bit the work, la. aym on hand.
littierel tortes to the Triulo, Club. end Coalmen.
Apply to 301 IN ROBINS.
37 Park Row, New York.
Bon, 3,040 N. Y. P. o.'
rr.Ell &FATES HOTtL, ATLANTIO
Cm, N. J.
Jr.DIES K ROBISON, Superintendent.
This Celebrated Hotel will be open for tho recap.
Ban of ,aisliore on SATBRIJA 1, 'June 21;1862, .mod
will continue idle° until September Intl.
the last ',mean many handeonia improve
ment. hate been made, bo.h to the lon.. arid
grounder, adding midi lir the, to thevtgomfort, conve
nience and 'drover° of t he growl.. dt.'
. none drottrlug to pond lb. summer at the Poe
•Lor • ill' hod the accommodation.. at Ilia
STATE§ superior t,. Moor of toy ol hoe I ttttt ou Ih,
Atlantic cotutt.
H ASSLICH'S c lelmattal nand Lm Lava angaga.l
Oa. seaman and wal la, and, the dire, li a „I
alimare. Llasalvr.
Mr. THOMAS H. BAItILATT, 14 Cape, Nay,
will have chume of the Billiard 'loom. Ten Tin Al
ley. and Shooting Gallery. _
The tAtonaire improvetnetata male twe 3 Maid ago,
and 1110!. , now in contemplation by Tito owners of this
splendid establishment, is AD amillo , guarantee of
what ttb patrons of the house talky expect under it.
pretwnt management.
IJL 111 N. B. BROWN,
intim Tor Proprietors.
N EW :ITV LE PARLOR HAliM,t
-ciIIIBIS, from tits celot.rata I Factory of
have 31181 born rocolywl and Sr, for yule by
Jo 3 KLICTIEII dt BRO., t i Fifth street.
se T itiNurs Al.loldE.ijiitu
1 Lick. Iteltker, Cougrem. SAratoga,
OW, tiltaeugon sod LoulArido Artemis° MARIS, lor
501 .* lilf SI 11.iki JOHNSTON.
Jnacorner Smithfield mid F,.urlh
pUItE 1.101,LAINI) LiIN, direct from
...mom Hon.°, in atone jug., containing ever At
quart rock; aloft fai 15x0 of liinhiger'n CArLrettsl
Lcridon'ltock Gin, for emir hi
SIMON JOH,NSTON,
jua
coruer dmltlairli and Fourth /greet.
t.
I CLIEEI,E I I
6osea W. R. Chnse;
40 do du du, await olro;
do largo Llyroborg erbaru;
do Larayette primp;
In Moro and tor war by L. EI VOICT g eft.
IONSItth MEN T PRODUCE, re
eel Tod thin day—
W bbls. Eggs;
I do BONISI3;
Id new Oil Harrold - ,
In bbl.. per, Vinegar;
Aod Inroad° by (ju:l L. It. VOIGT & Co.
(fit ;LET—Two or three liotonA, No. 7
J_ Hand strret. Poswasion git en inituodiatolt.
Jun 6.11 VOIUT
IN 'l'll U ICT ut , COMMUN ein
PLEAS. No. 210, March Term. 1861.
Voluntary Assignment of A. U. Curling to tr. Li.
nfPler.T-i
Aod how to wit, JUDO 9.11. 1E42, The account of
Anelg.e:o prewntod at chambers, and upon eonsider-
Afton thereof, by the Court, S. to ordered that notice
of the . eithibition sod filing of ,he rams las gl ran by
pobliest ou in tar Daily Gazette, sembweekly, for
three weeks., and that it uo exorpti.us to said on
count bb filed - before ISATUUDAT, the 19th of July
next. the emote will be allowed and co..firmed abso
lutely. From the ft Cali.
:Attaelt fIEN RV EATON, Prothonotary.
jul.:breed
LIME AND COAL.
of the best quality, at the
EXSCELBIOLi COAL YALU),
On the itsilrcad, at the east and of Sentiency 11111
Allegbeby City. JAIIJCS 11,LNo.
merle: mini-3m
.100 ExT.KA rAMILY LAW ;
100 bbl.. calm Moil
1.0001 b.. Dims;
I,i 00 lbs. Skits, •
'r OU Wt. Shoulders;
W dot. Brooms:
In store and for sale by J. C. fiIeVAY,
Inn No. 10 Smithfield strret.
FLAGb I .
FLAGS!
DECOR, t TE I
DECoRATE I
FOURTH OP JULv !
FOURTH OF JIILYI
i
FOURTH OF MT 1
Boy yonr Flags at the Manufactory
DEPOT AT PITTOCK'S,
(Awing fur Pittsburgh P 44 Manufactory.)
U (.211A R.ThathtatiTEßS' WAR
RANTSand othor CLAIMS AGAINST TUB COY
bought by
PiTTSELURGIT TRUST COBIPAN V,
J At,lh'S BALPII,
P. Rf IiTTICCT
Preptreo Rxnucrr pIi.SWINGIi/OU SPLCII/10•111"0,
f.r rII kinds of ouporluiende their
erection till reasonablo totem.
Unite, rn Andersen etreat, between Leneock and
WA:4mm streets. Allegheny Jo3o
ALL SIZES,
It. WILLIAMSON'S,
No 47 st. Clair Woo.
r o W tIOI.E.sALE UltOCElttl, Pitt I.
DOOM AND DRAIN DZALIIKS.—TIds waver
thwr LNiut had • large experte Elw lit the above
bcrittrtme ,r trade, ir lame au eug.gemeul in a gmal
Aonaglu th• haying and vellhig depart... a. Iv 11.,
planted . with most of lb. rptall trade to the tithe
and auburba, wd In a, g cal kiawlealge et the Mar
kets rata d Wet Would accept a poatiou lo I.
tuanulacturiug reitaldialtuctit. Kane Addams
fluX 25:., Pittsburgh I.
A GAlil.).—Wo would respectfully in
funie our Moods and the Public that we haws
Jlust received, and are sow opening, ono of the largest
and b.: eolocted stooks of Ditt.l(lB, Chit:3llCA La,
1•A1tIT8, UILM, DYE STUITtI, 14CLIVLISLICItY and
FANCY ;ARTICLES, ac., do., to be fotnel In the
city, which wo are prepared to soil in q.ntltlos to
salt customers, at low nacres, our rutire slab Irving
bought for cash from.thet hands,
11 . 001 .SIDE d WALLACE,
•
,P24:tl' 1.11411 street.
THOIIIII 1,001.11)1....,.................J•11111S 11111.110
WOODS] DE & W4LL&VE ,
• WUOLILBALE DSCRONTII,
No. 306 LIBILFTZ WratlLl' t
' Prritiount, Ps.
Ct EV,SEI C • •1tC125, bill. prima
mu:6OU, Duisburg Oboe*. Jett received mt
u
tor seds ' ;VAN 0011Dite,
)us , . , • . . 114 Illesood street.
QUUAIt CURED klAfild.4 Mids. choice
eseeisind imgar-cand,ricoliv4 sad SOT elsby
.•
:: 1 ' J.lll liloollll7 &CO., '"
. sYs ri. 15 Watciabil OS 11PneM4eeti.
rags . 11/251-; . 11 bb tiopthern
llDeolti for We
J. 84.10011? it 00.
,"11' 4DrE.RTISEJLE.WTS
LINDSEY'S BLOOD SEARCHER
Thu GENI;INE ARTICLE, prepared by the urigi
nal ballot... Dr-1. ItL LINDSEY, wblell has pro Teal
iniolf to Ipo korslaablo In aro core of
SCROFULA,
CANCEROUS FORMATIONS,
CUTANFOCS DigitsEs,
ERYSIPELAS;
PIMPLES' ON THE PACE,
SORE EYES,
01.1. AND STUBBORN ULCERS,
REI EGIIIATIC DISORDERS,
Drsrersie,
COS? I ERN EIS,
JAUNDICE,
SALT E{QE UIf
MERCURIAL DISEASES,
FEMALR COMPLAINTS,
TOGETHER WITS ALL OTHER
DISORDIIRS 11103( AM
bIYILOPF.R cONDITION QF THE
CIRCULATOKY SYSTEM
As A OENRRAI. ToNIO,
to offered to Ilan potalc OA i 0 Hry w.
worthy u! nal ildt.co— it buying now oaud tho
of many aoara,.o itb Ibo result of • rapidly incroaa
{nit dont:Lod
AS A ToN IC, Il liss Utll4l. Ow
.pp We, but Or. tout and rigor to the spat
gradually and permanently
Itgir SPUMOUS ArrICI.I7 being in the tnnrkot, rc
der. gz...et mutton uo•nessar7 in porch&lug. Ask
that prepared by Dr. LINDSEY, and take ,10 other.
SIMON JOHNSTON, DRUGGIST,
Wholesale and Retail Agsol
corner Stnithileld and lclarth Street.,
j n'.:4w - erwl•m Ka Nr
STATEMENT OF THE
•ABOTIC - FINE INSIIIIANp,'E COMPANY, Or
NEW YORK.
I=l
Beal Estate hold by the Company.... ..... 00 On
Cash on hood 539
Cash In fit Nicholas 6 321
Amonntof 1./npad Erratlanie ......... 1,557 17
Cash la hands of AgrIAISIIIIII! to coat.. of
Lo as emoted by Roods and IllortgNee...
Amount due Company o 1 which Jadg•
moon hare been obtalned,.-.... 4,000 00
United States blocks 2,1100 00
!Mock. held by the Company as collater.l
mourn, for 14011.11.1 •.' 10.1 MS 00
Premium Note. due and unpuid__..—... 1,041 57
Premmm Hates not due DA 04
Interne on Inturtmeotadue nod aup.id.. 500 00
interest on Investments' accrued but not
Value of all other property , belonging to
the Company
I=l
LIABILITIES.
Lames doe and ommid •
Amount of Claims for Grams contested by
the Company.. ..... .. ..... 2,500 06
Lomas during th e year rbich hare been
paid
Loan derma the year.vrh,eh hare out
been
Loewe during the year not acted
INCOME.
Cash premtema roc-dyed,. , . .
Premium Noten taken bY the Compmy..
Premiums earned.. .. -
Intereet received frtm /dramas of the
Company
=L=M
Loa ea paid durMg the year.-
berae paid during the year a hick au ru.l
prior to the ---. 70,118 74
Amount paid and owing fur rdnenrauce
premiums -4.4 n 45
Return premium.. whether ',tutor mmaid 9,340 63
Expetuere paid during th yrar, including
Commirelonsaud teeap.id Lo the Ag.nir
and Officers of the Qsnipezy..-
TAX O 'id by the Company,
The ti..detnlgued, baring been apLuinted Agent
and Attorney of the atove named Company,' has ob
tained Hoene, from the Auditor Generah and le ouw.
ready to tmoo Ye!ldea 14 his many friends at mode-.
.rato ratea of Premium.
JAILIK9 W. ABBOTT, Agent.
Je'l.7:2wda2terir No. 37 thfth ..reel, Pittabirgh.k
•
D E' TRoY YOUR—Rata, Roaches, ,iii.
&any yosr—bllcoOdoles and Ants. I!
Destroy your—nod Dugs.
Destroy your—Roth to Puts, Clothes, ,t e..
Destroy yuur—ldtulnltota sod Pleas. I',
Deitroy your —Jowls ou Plants and Fools, ,;
Destroy your—lnsect.s on Animals, do. • !!
Costar's Eat, Roach, &c.,
Exterminator,;
Bed-bug Exterminator;
Blectrio,Powderfor Insectil
'ONLY INFALLIBLE REIIEDIIB ENOWN.I
"Free front Putioue."
"Sot dengeroui to the Truman Family."
")fate do unt die oo the tumbril."
"They tams out of their holes to die."
Fold crerguArre—by aft yhoLeta• truggiata in Car
large ad es, and by t ratrysts, Grocer., tamale/rear,
and all c.untry town. and
lag.. In the United Pintail.
IL. E. PIIeLL anti kW - Ind B. A. YAIINESTOCK.
CO., principal arbolasala and ratan manta In
Pit taburgh, • Pa. . • • .
liiiMmutrylers cis orders above, or alarms
orders direct. (or for (trios. terms, sc..) to
tiltZialf B. STAB,
_MEERS
O °N ' 9RE CTPFV/4 1 / 4 i i i ' D.
WI I b. open for the reriptlea 'of Visitors r. SAT.
UUDAY, JetneyBib.
Pr prietoni...'
eIIiEESK —l5O boles prime. Cutting
received tide day and r sill, by ,
J ' • I "! " B •!- H ITZ ) 4,511telt • yar?Crie'ei
DOT CLAY.—J 34 bble. Missouri rot
1. Clay, for •ate by •
JualllC43l" 11. COLLINS."
DRY .GOODS.
SPECIAL_ NOTICE.-
A large lot of
Embroidered an thin marlin, al 50 PER CT. LESS
THAN USUAL PRIORS. •
Mao, near narrow BLACK BLOND EDGING;
narrow TRIM RING RIBBONS; BLACK. ENGLISH
CRAPE; CRAPE COLLARS, and other dsersbla
goods.
• JOS. BORNE,
SILK AND GINGHAM 6 . 17 N, WA
BRELLAS; • •
INVISIBLE HAIR NETS
CHENILLE NETS;
HOOP SKIRTS, fur Ladies and Misses;
A OW near lot of asap CAMBRIC COLLAR; and
SETS;
FINE LINEN HANDEXRCHIEFS, at eery 10.
prices; .
GLOVES, of all kinds;
COTTON HOSIERY, from 10 to 12%e. per pair;
BLACE SILK LACE MI PIS, Sc; •
EMBROIDERIES, of all kinds, still selling it
greatly reduced priors.
Seen) 11EaD,
TETTEE AFFECTIONS,
DEsIH.ABLIt AND SCARCE ARTI-
CUES, Just received by Ewes&
NARROW TRIMMING RIBBONS, en colors.
NARROW BLACK GUIPURE LACES. -
NARROW BLACK FRENCH LACE+.
GRENADINE AND TI SUE VEILS, WI velure,
JET BONNET PINS, Ac., do
THE NEW FLEXURE. F EMT:
GENERLL DRBILITY,
LIVER COAIPLAINT,
Los OF APPETITE,
It give. a graceful and elegant .fdrul. and entire
riatistact.on t.. the wearer.
Low SPIRITS,
FOGL STOMACH,
They have aho OP haud• supply f that:favorite
FRENCH RR [RT. known as the
They also Melte the attention of %V ElOl.lifiALE
BUYERS to their pluck of lower priced
manufactured eepreteiytu their order and told at
Eastern price..
TillS WEEK,
BENIGNANT, AND CANNOT
FAIL TO BENEFIT,
VERINGIN, AND
I=l
I)I6ECTIoN4.
GREAT BARGAINS
Dry arc)c)(10.
NEW SUMMER GOODS OPENED
6, 00 00
211,181 50
EMCEE
$ 72,271 16
. 1,9.4 51
. 61,571.16
.1 48,147 26
,832
4.961
Suitable far ell emulous
Ae. &e. oar DON'T TAO. TO CALL. jeM
BAILEY, FARRELI. & CO.,
pt.umhzus, . .
OAS AND •
STNAM - TITTIth£I,
1.-.9 FOURTH STREIT, REAR SINITHYIELP.
TANKS AND AGITATORS, for Oil
Refineries, lined la the most durable
manner.
, .
, . .
Deism fitted..ap Withihot and eobl
water in the best style, with all the
modern improvements, .in - DATIL%
WASH STANDS, CLOSETS,SINEJ3, to.
A- Lugo - ossortzmont of onitosialo always in tuna
'and for saloon reitionable Sarno.
-
010.15-6;000 -bush. prime 'YelinsylitV
Dia, in store and kw sale by .
J. B. LIGGETT t OUP.,
nkrES / 75 watt and 92 front itsvet::
OPENED TO SE MORNING
REAL FRENCH BANDS,
JOSEPH HORMEris,
WHOLESALE ROOMS-2,1 and 3,1 etoriel
EATON, DIACRUM ik CO
EATON, MACRON & CO
Witte the attention of the Ladies to the
PATENT FLEXURE SKIRT
CRINOLINE DRAPIRLE
Barker & Co.'s,
59 Market Street,
U G- U SE; ' ,
Corner ofFifth and Market'Ste.-
of LACE POINTS AND
CIRCULARS, with sleeves, the latest style
SACQUIS, In Sommer Goode. $1 60 to FE
CLOTU SACQUKS, for $3 and upward.
New ■tyle MOP SKIRTS
Mines and Children's HOOP BKIHTS
DRESS GOODS, for 63 cents and upwards.
CAL ICOS, for GY, cent. and upwards.
SUMMER SILKS, in checks and .tripasi fur 3734
cow..
Jo2l COIZNEII FIFTH AND MARKET STS.
DRY GOODS CHEAP FOR CANE-
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE 000D8--s viTy large
and complote stock at very lo is prim.
DRESS GOODS, pi dia aud fancy, at all prica, from
by, cents and upward&
SHALL PLAID SILK SHAWLS
BALMOR6L AND BOOP META
-NEEDLE WORE. COLLARS AND SETS
Our stock ls Tery large and complete, and will be
sold at unusual low prices, for CASH ONLY.
O. HANSON "LOVE & Co.,
74 Market Street.
PREPARE FOR THE Ora OF JULY
J. M. BURCHFIELD,
NORTH-EAST CORNER YOCRTH AND MAR
K ET EITRENTd, has ou baud A hrge Mock of
TIOURYD "
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T _iKDSEY'S LMPROVED
BLOOD SEARCHER,
A BURK CIISI FOE
Cancer,
Canderons Formations,
Scrofula,
Cutaneous Diseases,
Erysipelas, Boils,
Pimples . ..on - the Face,
Sore Eyes,
Tetter Affections,
Scald Head,
Dyspepsia,
Costlyenest,
Old and Stubborn Ulcers,
Rheumatic Disorders,
jaundice,
Salt Rheum,
Hercurial Diseases,
General I/ability,
LiveLroCssomopf Appetite, laint,
Dow Spirits,
Female Complaints.
Epilepsy or Fits,
Paralysis or Palsy,
Syphilitic Diseases and
Caries of the Bones,
TOGETHER WITH ALL OTHER DIX.&SES
RAYING THEIR ORIGIN IN A DEPRAVED
CONDITION OF THE BLOOD OR CIRCULA
TORY SYSTEM.
OASE OP DANIEL A. BOYD
Prevam,mau, December M, 1851.
Da. O. If, Beresc-1 lake pleasure in Maitiag
this iftolluiptri stalecrwut la favor of . MWlclB5 pre
pl.344y you celled “Lirmerv's BLOOD ricaacuta,'''
I hadeufler'ed for five yearn with &raids, which
broke out op my head end b;rehead so as to dlidifiare
me very tench, sod took on the hair when the disk
ea. wade Its appearance; it also broke oat on lay
arm above end below the elbow, and eat into tboakla
and neeh ee'aa to expose • fearful ewe. The disease.
oa my head went so ear that several email piocips of
bone came eel. I woo vory - woak end low sphited,
and bed glean op ell hope of ever gettioi well, so
bed tried Newel skillful phyelciene and they dhil
ao good. In September bust, DWI, I wan Induced to
try "Lioneer's 1.141.110VXD BLOOD Beanies:" I
moat coufni: I had up faith in Wont medkinea, bed
alter I had need three bottles of Blood Searcher, the
ulcers on my head and arm began to heal. I -have
now taken Metter ton bottles. and my head and arm
ere eutirely , Wall except the mars remaining them the
soma 1 will Mao Mate that I had the rhenmedian
very had in . , my arms and lega.• The Blood Searcher_
elm cured the rheumation. I am now a well man,
over forty years of age, and I lbel m mpha and young
as I did when I was twenty, and have incromed in
weight twenty pounds. I would also state the the
dherese in My forehead was so boil that when
stooped and lifted anything heavy, the blood ran out
of thieeere.', Dr. Keyser had a photograph taken
me by kW Ouirgo, the artist, after I begat: to get
well. It dice not show my appearance as bad as is
was before I conowenced taking the medicine. Tim
saneee the'photegraph, one of which is now in ay
posseasion,and alio at Dr. Keyser,s,llo Wood street:
I would AIM: Mate that I took the Blood Beanbag
which was Made before Dr. !Moor commeaced met
ing it. Although It helped me ammo 1 did not moo
orver fast until I got the kind made by Dr. Keyser
himself. One bottle of his did me more good than
two of the Old. 1 bellevb It le a great dee] etrongeof
and better I have recommended the Blued Search
er towgreat many of my friends for bark= disease.,
and I beliere it has helped the whole of them: Yea
may pnblieit thth if you wish, and I on =aims Owl
all who avialllicted ne I was may me cured. line in
this city, No.l Piziestreet, and am employed akOolo
rills A Anderson's Olden Marble Worts, 14 Wayne
street. DAHILL A. BOklo
A:BLIND MAN CURED
I lire, In Sligo, at (gloom 1110. and have been
nearly blind In both eyneter nearly Mar yearn
called on Dr. Helier about three months nap, and
_asked hini to give on direittons to the. Inirtitatkat
for the lllfnd in Philadelphia. Ile told me that I
need not go to Philadelphia to got well, en he had
medicine [bid would care me, en be maid my dime se
wee In the -blood. I wee treated for it two or totes
times in the bcepltal in this city, and was taliered,
but my diabase always returned after a moot/Car two
after I auxie out of the homdtal. I found my die
save wee returning and I oiled, by the advice of •
good 'Mewl of mine, on. Dr. Keyser, who his radorod
my eight, ;and my era are nearly me woo se eyed.
The Doctor gave me 71.thalsees Blood Searcher. sad
• wash. DA VIII g INDOLLY,
Pittaburo, Jul, 6,1136 . 1. Ofititcna blWe, ENV, 2!
Witnesit=4. P. 6f titan, Andausna atteet,
Wen? Oki,.
A BAD SORE LEG CURED
Prrvasugen, September 18, 1861.—1 hereby rest!!)
that I haVeitad • eore leg for over a year. It Was
covered with ulcers and sort* so that I could not
work for nearly • your. Ily leg melted la, that I was
unable to do anything for • ng time, for at least
Mx months: I tried ...mend of the beet doctors In the
city, but without any beueSt; C ally I called on Dr.
Beyer, at'po. IP Wood Street who only attendee
me about Iwo weeks, end gave me but two teethe*,
medicine 'Mel I am now entlrelj sell and have eon,
tinned well for el: months. I Ain employed. at the
Eagle login* Ulnae, on Fourth itrret, shoos any
onscani4ma. THOMAS FARRELL.
oar /4, egteful fo get the right kind, a, than is 411 masa
tarfrit 7u (hi aut.PeL
Dr. OLO. D. 11E491.8
I•9:34wimT 140 Wood stre4l..oolo proprfetw.
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40 1141 0 , 4 k
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CYOMDCI4aO
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Troll
The proprietor of this medicine haringsoade it the
studs of scars to concentrate the life of the bum
Tree into a Medicine for diseases of the Lungs and
Throat, Is bow offering to suffering humanity the re
sult of bbiasperience. 'this truly great and goad
roctlinfne t , prepared with 'mach mme; the tar being
distill - A expressly for it, In therefore free from all
Impurities of common tar.
It hae cured more CaNatof Consmnplion than any
known moody on earth.
It will cure BRONCH MIL -
.1r will core ASTHMA.
It will cure ROBJC THROAT AND BRIAST.
it will cure 000OH8 AND COLDS, and la an bi-:
valuable reined y for diseases of 'the KIDNEYS an
URINARY COMPLAINTS. .
_ iwr Beware ,1 Counterfeits MR
If you bore irloPoluda. use vitsadwre DIDS.
ygpgrk, mug, and 11 they do not core
lob, go to the saint of ,whom you
. purchased than and receive
loins money
—PlaiMe call *lbis store and getw - desmiptire circa. ..
lar.: A -. bifit of PilMtiftOl7, l ltult. , Pott-P19..04
MO #L9 , !#-Hollar. .
-'" fR'-WISHART, ropritar;
Ro. 10 booth Second street, Phi.. •
".• Esid by bt: sziede!‘wo. Ido wood gtroot..
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