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TifESDAT MOBHIHa, MAT 19.
Proipcct of tke Coalii| HnireM-
In no year In the history of this country
baa thasnocasa of the lebore of the farmera
been ao important ae the present. With a
__ war of unexampled magnitude on hand, rf
vr jo quirintinthe land and naTal s err ices al
- 1 ■ ■ moat a million of the itsources
*: — - gf the nhadn aererelplaxed in erery de
\,,|.4_;.! > ifaxtafßt of human energy, a falluri of
.c'tt'-arops would be moat dlsutroux. But it is
fair deroutjruUCude to theGirer of
> V. arer7 good and perfect gin that, so far aa
- estimates ean nov. be* found, t£i> coming
• .'.i karnat'wfll' be ~untuually bountiful. We
, annex some'details: ■
ruauxivAmA axdmaxtlaxd.
In Pennsyltania the pUntlngef oornhae
beenluleWeredvithby uuprnnUlous veath
, ,er, but vhaat, oata and rye look well and
"-promise a hoary yield. In Ua»land the
spring oreps appear to be less adraneed
-J_““ to any otter State, the ftie heary
. WJ* nartng so saturated the earth that,
|, up to the Sth instant, ploughing was impos
‘ ' ,' 1 ?“ ll *-'J to , b\»ery high grounds where
the aaii ls loam the farmers hare
,1,. ... oMa abls lb plant their corn; bat in the
j • lower Unde no ploughing has been done
J . Jo| iht put two iNu, Generally apeak
. . .“C tbe wbeal looks well ahdpromises’an
Ifeandanthamst,.except In themore de
pressed land, where it is emoet entirely
drownedout. Thereto new, alio, every
■; yindication of an abnndanoe of fruit; The
treea were kept bsek by the late ooli weath
er. and the blossoms now show promise of
'»lug* prop..
onto.
"We have no speelfio statementsfrom this
Btate; but it is • stated in general terms
. that of .an,abundant harvest
•.v Is good. . Of trait there is the promise of a
large yield; v;-..-
■ ■ ■ / saw Toms ivn xkw jiksst. 1
In New York wheat looks well, and plant
ing operations incident to the season are
•: • well adraneed. In New Jersey the wheat
and grain crops promise to be very large,
. especially in ibo central counties of Somer
set, Hunterdon, Middlesex, Burlington,
. ; Monmouth and Meroer,in whiohihe aggro*
gate production ini past years has equalled
/ . . that of any districts of similar extent in
• the whole country. In the Southern tier
of oonnties a large yield of fruit, especially
—.v . i af peachssnnd appietjis antioipsKd.
-'T;. ; •;«' TiicaiQjur.
i In Michigan, wheat, on the whole, pre
— tents a most promtolng appearanoe, though
In some plaoea there' an patches that hate
suffered from the . weather. In fierrian
• county there will be an abundant-harvest;
• In Shlawassee obunty the fields never look
ed better; in- Clinton, Calhoun, Jackson,
Washunaw,Lsnawee and Hillsdale, a large
'..'j'. ' Crop it promised....
•-1 • • iii«6ii!r“ *
In Illinois the . growing wheat is said
never to have looked more promisinjg than
- - now; the spring has also been very favora
. * ble for; getting ; corn and. oats into the
' ground, oi which large orops will be raised.
Of the prospeot .in tne central part of the
: State the Bloomington Ftniagraph say s:
: , learn from various-persons that
crops; thus far, look premising. The win
ter wheat—what there ds of it—gives tAr
promise, and the spring wheat is charing
• forward and has an even and healthy look,.
The ground this spring hat been in iunsu*
A-' ally goodborder for work,, and the farmers
• are beforehand with their labor.: The
.ground for oprn planting is mostly prepar
ed, and a good many have begnu planting.
... The prpspect for fruit is unusually good.
pear and cherry trees are teeming
with blossoms, and there is a fine promise
1 . . _ _ torpaaiies."
The; Qbeben Timiu says : •‘Wheat seems
to hare suffered ten Hun usual daring the
poor Vinter, end to do not bear m»nj com
plaint* in regard to tbo enrages of the
- which bu heretofore done serious in jury
to onr crops. 7- 77
. . TheCorington Spirit sops: “Thelwheat
leohs remarkably yell, ond the present in
. diootiona ere that unless something befalls
it nnosnil, there vili.be nbenrier yield of
wheat the ooming harrest than there has
been for years. The (men winter did not
. injnrs the crop, as it freqehtly does. OoT
farmers are oonfidently lobbing forward to
a large crop to repay them for their labor.”
- | toira; /
7 In Io wa ererything looks equally prom
ising. The Keokuk Qati Gtf says the
farmers report “that the 7 proepeot for an
abundant crop of-wheat tho coming' barrest
;»»• oenr beiterthuit Imow.”'
'wisoonem.
The produet' of' oereais promises <o bo
large. : The papers therearo rejoicing over
the prospect of Lho biggest fruit orop of oil
. ■ kind* they over bod. / *>'
- frotn OlsthtyKansae, 0070 : “We
. . . hsTe had a number of'fiat nine, andgrass
looks toe;, wheat merer looked better, mod
tWfarmen beiog enoour*ged,uwrmnklng
• -. arrangementsto eultirate more extensirely
' A i ' - the lately adoptodstapte-ooUon. Tie peo
. i .if'Pie kkn lMrned that it can be produced in
/. this State with profit.” .'
/;;■/ £ ;./ kutocxt.
ito j. i -Iniemtooky tbe wheat orop if premising.
A Lebanon letter says that farmers are in
■ '// / *ood spirits, “eapeotlmg erefy speeies of
v . grain $n abandonee.”
A This; is highly enoouraging, and we may
■ dismiss ail apprehension of scarcity of food.
/ \ Indeed, unless all signs fall, we shall be
" /V ,l»ls mot oriy to supply our own people,
/ ./but to bed,’ If need be, the starring popula
/ ;■?- tlon of France and, England, should the
// barrette there, as tome prore
: y - insufficient to supply the popular dimand.
{ / Honk Szsrorisn.—While fleneralDodge
!■;’ wee making hla late raid through Northern
Alabama, one of hte officere, CoL Corajm,
' on entering the townof Inia.Ueaed the
following order:
The of Ink*, loyal or dtiloyal,
will forthwith prorldo corn breed for the
patriot heroca of, thU oommand. - Theaeid
oom breed will be forniahed immediately,
.. . aa the patxiota ere hungry, .
■, Honaace hL Coamrw,
r Commanding Caralry Brigade.
= We entente to the Democratlo elnba wheth-
: er anything ean befonnd in the oonetltu
- tlnn to anthoriae CoLCornyn to.eet a whole
people, loyal nnd4iiloyal, to the baking of
~.,U oorn-dodgara? . The oopperhead* ean make
r ) pretty good point ont of thia oaae.
'* ' '' l 1 ' : ' 1 '
', ;.v, i,ee aad Oii/Ileni.
"niniea anew or me wioiid.
The-/allowing extract from, a private
... . letter ■ written by a young man connected
.with the Army of the Potomac to hla father
■w;.ialfaaaaehoietta,ui pnbllahed in 'the
I , BoatonVoimuA glraeiome facta etmoezin
■■t tag therebel Oea-led andhla treatment
. whloh forcibly Uluatrate the
•< brntaliilag effeeiaof aiarary. Xhe letter
; : .U dated Fort Albaxy, Virginia, April 16:
“Boiae.time agol celled on one of Oen.‘
Lae’a oUolert% to flad out what I ddald at
that highly p relied men.- I am going to
' __aea hlmateln whin an
. .; j »ealaitatl/. ion know Gen. Lee It con
„eld«red an unadulterated ‘F. F, V.’ He war
J ' i c. the anperUttieof the upper tendom of aria*
. taoMtioandpmenmptnouaVirginia. Thle
alara, now a man, and nehriitlen man tom
U rarr oldandnaable todo mnoh- oonaa
■ anauUy ha waa left On tha aatata. :Of
, oosrar ha U extxameJy Ignorant, butner-
'. ■ T^**
ertheless he is quite intelligent, and can
tell a straightforward story as dearly as
any one.
‘•General Lee was more dreaded by hia
Blares thanwero any of his orerseera. His
estate was immense. At iArllngton he
owned (throngh his wife) aeTen hnndrsd
acres in one lot, eleven hundred abres in
another, and ether large traota in the Stato.
He bad four hundred slaVea right here;
how many more elsewhere I doi?t know.
SaM you see ‘his possessions were Tery
P® 4 *! an « being so near Washington,
Georgetown and Alexandria, Tery valuable.
He bad.caTTiages, and aU the equip
age of a proud Virginian aristocrat He
woe 'almost worshipped' by the gay, the
haughty, the renowned and gifted. His
position was envied, his name honored.
This slave had a score of eons and daqgh
tera. One by one they were tom from bmi,
until how, tn hie helpless old age, but one
son and two daughters remain. One dangh
ter and the son were too young to„bo car
ried' away; fho other daughter wsa;"tso
smart to be entrapped. It was really af
fecting to hear this old man tell his wrongs
and his anguish at parting with his loved
ones. He vknew they. would hate to be
aold sometime,” he said, "but they were my
‘children and I couldn’t help loving .them.”
Seme were eeiied in bis presence, and sold
before his faee; others were, meanly stolen
at night and hurried off without a good-bye
blessing. >
One day the slaves had been worked unu
sually bard. It had rained furiously all day
(and I know what a Virginia rain la) Al
evening they returned to their huts, wet,
weary and hungry. Thlhi family had no
thing to eat, they had -been at work all
.day, and eouldn’t prepare anything, and
two of the boys went to the brook to* catch'
a few fish. It was dark, but they were
seen and reported. The ariatoeratio Gene
ral Lee ordered them to be whipped at a
certain hour the next day. All the slaves
were assembled to sie tke'flogging. four
boys and a girl were to be flogged. “It
was done in thatbarn,” and he pointed
out the desecrated building. The overseer
lashed away at. the boys till their baoks
were raw and bleeding. Next came the
girl; her book was stripped and her hands
tied so that her feel oould just touch the
floor. The overseer gazed, at her tortured
form and hesitated. Lee ordered him to
flog her. “1 can't do it,” was the reply.
Again he ordered, and again the overseer
replied, “Master, I can't whip a woman.”
Let snatched, the whip and with his own
hands flogged a'helpleas woman, which his
overseer had the manliness, not to do. As
I heard this black man tell these stories, I
felt what I cannot express. My heart
throbbed with indignation^-and my body
trembled with passion. Oh, bow I wanted
the power to avenge this man's foul wrongs.
Because he was blaok ho suffered cruelties
which, we would not allow a dog to suffer
I thought of our own loved family. What
if I were oraelly whipped for getting food
for a haU starved mother? What if my
sisters were rudely snatched away and
sold to brutal men?, What if my father
were trampled under foot as a chattel, and
not a word of intercession permitted 1 And
I-thought, too,-of a righteous God beholding
ail these things, and wondered how long He
would allow all this wickedhesiv I prayed
as never before for the slave, add, trusting
my faith to Him whose ways are so myste
rious, I consecrated myself to His and my
country’s sacred oadse of liberty and right
eousness. My dependence is in Him| and
I cannot, I will believe He wiU allow
the oppressor to triumph. Some tell us, at
home even, slavery is a “divine insiitu*.
tion,” and blame tis for speaking anght
against it. I lhankGod I never thought so,
and that I bkve seen enough never to think
so. How a being oan say that flagrant in
justice, brutality and inhuman barbarity
are I cannot see. He is a being,
bnt not a man. As for me, my “anti-sla
very” is stronger thah-ever, and Immova
bly fixed. We are being'taught that we
must “let my children go and I were un
worthy A mother’s kiaa, a father's blessing,
a sistor's tear or a brothers affection, did
1 not use every exertion—feeble or powor
fol-r-to enforce'the lesson.
muii.
After Lee had Lacerated the girls body,
hb bathed the yet bleeding wounds in brine.
How that hind is raised against.his country.
Beauregard Called to Kftthmoud**
Reported Movements of the Rebels.
The' well-informed Washington corres
pondent of the Philadelphia North Ameri
can writes:
“There is * vague rampr in circulation
that, after the late battles and the death of
Jaekson, Gen. Beauregard was telegraphed
to proceed to Bichmend with all the force
that could be spared from his department,
and that he was daily expected to join the
army, which now appears to be in an im
portant position half way between Rich
mond and Fredericksburg. At Gordons
▼ilie there is also reported to -be a 'strong'
force,' but it U presumed to be merely suf
ficient to garrison the place,' and give
prompt notice to the main body of the
army or any movement of our forces in
that direction.
. “If the reported ordering of Beanregard
to Yirginin is correct, it would show that
the rebels did not anticipate any re
newal of the assault upon the defences of
Charleston for some time to come, but in
.thisihey may be mistaken. It is doubt
ful in my own mind, however, whether the
Charleston forces have been ordered to join
Lee tnongh there have been certain devel
opments of late whioh would seem to give
color to such a belief.
“The rebels have such a way of handl
ing their forots that it requires a most vig
ilant eye to penetrate their movements.
Oae of the greatest novelties of thaday is
due to the iovontlve genius of some French,
fishermen, who fosad that, by sinking a bot-.
tie containing glow worms, a good take ef
Serdlnes was insured, which has given rise to
the use of the electrio light to invite the fish
tq their nets.
Professor Wheatstone has just perfected a
most extraordinary and valuable imprevement
In telegremtrre private-letter-printing appa
ratus working by itself, so that no olerk or
attendant is required. A morohant can now
lock up his counting-house, asd on his return
find every message faithfully recorded in legi
ble type during his absence by this beautiful
little machine.
-c-A new idea, to prevent the forgery of banjk
notss, Ac., has just bees started. It consists
in using- a -slpgie.shoec formed of several lay
ers ef’palpj 'Saperposed, of different nature
and colors, according to requirements. The
cbeok it gives to alterations of documents is
excellent. It cnty'requlros’that the middle
layer be Colored of'a sellable or destructible
color. - She ohtimicral aoid employed ih oblit
craUog thh; wiit&g ; will. also destroy this
color, which oannot again be restored while
the paper-surface remains white.
ondit is that James
Watt will be proved to be the discoverer of phq
togTephy. A letter In hit 1 Writing is siiid to'
be the doeumentary tvidcuoi.
Atihe iale of the late Dairying's library,
a eunousuote was found in the handwriting
of Dr. Irving in a copy of Laurie's " History
of Freemasonry," Sir Dadd
*** anther of this work, always
assigned to Lauries • ' -* ■
IYbuliUut A, QaMn InUndi, oh th.
of. h.r M.jwtj-. blnhd.,, to
jffS.twSg o/’th.
Q W. CHURCHMAN, No. 32 SjootE
Froirt itrasti Philadelphia, Agent ,'or’John AUrob
A Co.’i
SOPA .sura.
Hash constantly for sale attfce lowest searfcst prlea,
TfctsAdh is parftSeularty adapted to the asking cl
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ua. Higuu.annnmiromroii.
Items from Europe.
PFBWC JTOTICEB.
RURALLY FOB THE UNIONS
Ther» will be® maw m«®tlßgcf all of
OoMtJmtkma XJbtrty taSA at PLUM CUU
tawmhlp: cn glTßlfttv. M»f
z- d. 18 r S. st 11 o’clock a. m. Pr®mloent|m®hk«rj
will address the BNitci ’Orgttini *ll hat count**.
Com® owl Corn® *U l *
A.LBX. VeTTOXIH,
D BjWHAs,
J *B, GBAf. 1 ’
JOJ, ABUSTBOHO,
ta,-*. TOttBB, -4
. r<„au«w.
CUJJViSN.
.otanof Allegheny oocn
tv, ®krne*t aopporteu of t'- AdminUtraUn In the
vlfiortna pror.cßtlda or thVWar to' the m
floated *o meet at ibMr timet places of boMlng
election*, on EATUBfrAT, tb®3othday of Miyttat*
bung tb® last Sjinrday cf the month, huh® after!
sr^ ddv,to . B#Uct torneach
•lectiondlitr ct and pweinot in thcceonty, to m-
ss.* ““J? 11 Convention, which wS
JfejP°sf* Ho °**- *n th® City of Pitta.
hor*h, on TOMCAT, ilh® 8d day of June next, atU
® •*. “•=* * J »7- To® otyectef thla 06a•
nanfaatk,ftCAadU * t * a torth®
;
. #fv® Members nf a® JToase cf Bnrmaalatiaaa.
Ocmttg Trcutrcr, *
Macatdar •/ Dwcb, <ts;
■ Btgiatrttf WtiU, da.
dark cf Ita Omrts da,
. One Qamtg CtiwlmUmw.
Oma birad ref tka toor; end
Magaita U tte btala Vniau CcmHtUiim,
Tb®' primary meetings will b« a«ld in the Town*
sblpi(txc*pting Peebles end Collins,) between the
houi® ol 4 eod e e’e-ock p. m. t end tn th® Werds had
Borcß|h® end tn Peebles end Oolllne Townships be.
tween the boon of 4 end 7 p. m.
Th®voting tn the cities aadkoroogbs to be:by
bfcUot, end tn the township by beilot or Berkley m
eeoh tewnehlp aey detemin®.
By urder of the Xsecsilre Oomalttae.
WM. B. HIOLST, Ohetmen.
. JAB. L. BUTHEBhAHD, Beo*y.
BjftJewtdT .
iT3*NOTIOE.—In so cord anas with ths
provlile&s of »a eot te Inoorporeta th®
“JONSS A melOK MAHOr*OTOBINO OOM.
PAb¥,"'OfproTtd April lat, II6S. th® nhd®rslgS®d
will fp®e begk® ts nce-Ts rabiarlpttOßfl t* th® eioek
of mid oonptny on MOM DAT,' loth iuk, et the
offloeof Jon ®, Weillogfkrd A Co., Variety Worke
Orent end Weter ftr®*®, et 10 o’clock a. m. Ptrtl«
wtvblng tntonnot.oa In regtrd to etoek, of <r*
gteitauen, Ao., cea to Meesia. Jose®, WaUtng.
tordAOo.
OUA SLM A. MILLKB, JOHN F. BIWOIB,
J. H. JoNiB. W. W. PATBtOS,
A. U W e liLINUFOBD, JAB. L BISHBTT,
ALkX. NISIiUK, Wkt. K. BIIII.K,
DAVIJ BIOBSY, ALXX.BP£KB;~ :
Put«bQr|h, Hay IS, U 63. Corpiratar*.
BylfctOt
Op.OmZENa' BAJiJt.—A bpeoial
“V Bteetlugbi tb® Steckboidere at tbie S.ek wUI
■Ui be held on' 1,8 d iay'ot Jon® n®xt, to
®Gn«in®r the preprl-ty ol orgenlalag, aa to a® Mae.
00.0'®, nnder t&« act of th* last Ooßgrts® of th« 0.
s., ®omied "An Act to pravta® e ttatlbnal Omr-
” FUAb.eBLLKBS, fmldant.
Httahqrek Hay vd. SSt.
fr^»-\OTiOJh.—lhe dubsonp&ou Books
of ih® Ooop®r iir® Arms Banafactarioe
ucopwy *UI continue open At theOMo® ef J. £
0Ox>f&B. A cO., Bank Block, Fifth tar.
tier nvtio®. "epSUtf
JPOJLITICM jrOTICEa.
irg»FOB CODNXT TREiiiUftEß.
Uvd r Bavtn Aiaia, Jr., of Peebles towcebip, wtQ
t>* * o .nai4 *t® tor tb® ®bov® ofice, eobjjct !(o th® de>
clriop of tba a*«t Biwi' i'Ctt OißfiMwn. my7:tc
njs»FoßOuUNTtf COMMI^SIONSa
—Auu Dove, Pittsburgh DistHet, net# of
th® Bi&ta Waid t will b® a caodlda ® for Ooosty
1 ommle toner. a..bj»ct to tb® of th® &*pob>
lUan Ooonty Ooov»nt|oo. \ tayllae
yrS»KOK COONTV COMMljihlUbifiß,
-Bmm Labs of tb® City of Plttabnrib,
•ill be befor® tb® B*pabUe«& Ooonty Oo&veeticv m
t HDdl lit* for tbh Ihof• «Oo* f Ahtlt®
COUNTV COMMItWIONKK.
Ocoioe BawiLToa, of b® e
candidate fur Oonoty Oonimbeioner. io th®
cecidoa of th® next He publican Ooavt&tlun.
ipMlrtC
iW-POU CUUMTY COUMIaSIOHER.
—J. O. roviToc*. o! Sherpsbarg.|Wiil bee
candidate for th® abo.® ofioe, inoJ®ct tout®
oi tb® next &®poblican LMiaty Coarentloa.
ap-»:tc .
RECORDER—Asdiu. Mo-
Ocnx, ®f If US la township, will b® a cakdi*
data for Bw»rder, rabjact to th® dsotstoe at th® next
tfopßtllean Ooonty Omventtan. eplSmxewtcff
Or»FOR RECORDER.—Hmt Bnit»
‘‘w tv, of th® Seventh Ward, PUtahncgh, will be
a oandldeta for Becorder, enbfect to the derlslsi of
the Kepoblloen Goaxty Oonrention. spiun
jr^FORvKEGIbTEB.—Wm. Glass, o!
Boblnecn township, wiU be e candidal®* for
. th® above o&oe, to th® dedsloa ef the next
uepqbUcan Coanty Oonvtatlon. ap«ftt a
REGISTER.—Jams Earr.
of Upper Bt, UUlr township, will be e cee>
didst® for K®4bt*r, ®ab eet t® th® of th® B®>
pablfeen Bomlnatiax Oosventton. ssbSfot®
[TS»FUR REGISTER.
William J. Bioxaueav
Will b« e candldau for th® Offlo® ef Betfatar of Will®,
Ac., ®! AUi.bany cmmty, rabjeettoth® dediknof
th® BepobUcaa o®anty Qp®trat | ea epfolo
CLERK OF XUS COURTS®
W : -JfcXh M. Laeih. ef Chertfore tow whip,
will bee cea didata for Olmk cTth* OoertaL raljeet
to th® dedsiun of th® BopebUcen Oenatyj wmtnet*
leg Qonventkm what-t^
CLERK OF THS COURTS.
—Wx. A. Boua, ef Pitt Township, wffi he
e candidate for Qlerk of th® Ueorte of Alfogbeny
Ooonty, sabject to the dodsloe of th® BennKliree
nponty Momlnattoe OoaT®Btica. Albte
CLERK OF THE COURTS.
—Jvo. A Ootruy of fihiklsr toweahlp, wiU b®
before tbs Bspablioan Oennty Oesvenlisa ee e cm*
dtdau for OUrk of th® Ooorta. hpto®
jrKtr AorMMTiaBJUBjrpM.
Allegheny county, u .—|W(s
The Ceoinooweelth of PeaniylraaiemUiv
to hum J Gray sad Hon James f. fumti. ad
mJnlstr.tcri O hsb of Frederick Lorens, dec*d.{
ao4 -vo Csttosiloe sirens, (widow,) Prtdsrtek E.
L nu Cnibi tl. l-or*as, rro*k* u Pratt, (lat*r>
oenltd wlto Paschal P. rrstl,) Fflrsrl ■P. rtilm
•ad M«ry L. Eaalee els ■i%', fascial P. rrstt, S. f.
Itaend Anti-* L. Poc, hie wife, end to tamest Mo.’.
Kmt, isanUa of k s*i Siwooa Lonm, fruo*e B,
u> ens. M<obe*l ALen Loreas, fildn<y Lorens aid
Louies Lot'Qs, snd lo Thomas ■alien, Isq.guar
dat* of Pr»d« uk Lorens, (sou cf Wn, hntfsus.j nod
tjJehh finl'ley and Archibald H*y, greetlngi •
Wiuut, At an Orphans' Court neld m Piite.
bar«b. lo and for eeid e.uaty, on tbe 16th day of
U.y. IS«9 tae petition of Mcbert Slogan was pr«-
■•uud, showing—lhet Frederick 1 artes, <Vre*‘efl,
wee In BlsUteUne eelntd In bis demesne ss ef mu, o?
s certain tract of lend aUcate.ln Ch«rilau township,
said cocttty, a*.d tor ih»(*l» of wn:eftheeatsr«aia<o
an arile'e oi sgr»m*at with John Smithy and Arch
ibald Hay; tb*< said Sot-ttey snl Bey le bunuenee
of said egr» meat, took p saw lon of ea’d tract of
lead and raid tna tame cut la io a; that said Umltln
•aril jr ob the Slat, day .of Aogmt, IS6;,agreed to
•ail him (said'Klaraa,) lote nuxbwad 6s, M, 66 end
t 6; that s*id FroderlJt Loieis dl*d without maklag
•ay deed for h. totfc etid ead agreed to ba oca
v«y>d fcy tbe (aid Ssltleyand tf»y*o ih» patltloair,
ur mat legacy provltl r a ta hie e*id will tor (zaoa*
tlogaded tharehwaccordleg to- tka'lewtof csld
article* of asr*aneat—and tnerafora praying Ike
Ooort to award adlarlon directed tjibaealu Adala.
latratora, aod to tke be<n at law of raid Frederick
loml.-dec'd., tad to tho mid fiwltley pad ftny.
coßDaßdrag than to appear la Court asd eaawtr
thti petltUa, at a cay aad time to be Of ad by tho
Obart; aae tf cao*e be not shoun to the contrary, for**
tber prating the Oouri to make a decree lor the tie
cißepofuimenceof iheaald eomreois eoootdlsn to
th* trne latent and meaning! kernel, and that acta
r.-yaso* lo simple bemaaa under aald decrvaTTbr
tb« Administrator, te m>d pottileuer, MC the fete
porcba<ed as aforarald, vis: acts nuGoAered SB.ie4.
tAaad 66, U«atd plan. . . I ■
Wow, thrr frra, we commend jou aad each ef yea
that you Mud appear before our Orphana' Cental
Piusbnrgh, on tbe FfBCT MofiDAlL 0Y JCBX
a EXT, tb*n aad thereto show omse,!? ahy you or
riu«rof foabate, why tbe prayer or tbepeUtieber
s&ould act t>o graaud. Add berosf fall not.
Wltneiatbe hos: Jaku p. STnanttr, Praeldect
Jad|e of caysld Oonrt, at Pittaborgb, thia 18lh day
mylglatd ‘ WM. A.HEBgQW, Oerk.
fPHB CAPTIVITY OF CBN. OOBCO.
A BAK—Tkaonly aatbestlosad reliable natra
tlvaof the trials ana taff.rinn indsrad aurlaghls
twelve months In -BfcAsscao, and other Boctbera
dUes.by Brig. Qaa. Micxsaa Coaoouar, the him of
Bali Ban. Price, only S 6 cents. —-
Utfiß MABTHA BAGWJiLOW; om THE MB
BOIHB OP TBBKXgaiß.—LtinUifnJ aad grsptk
•ooouatof Ihe many periUTaad priratlose eadufsd
by Min Martha Brownlow, the lovely, aad accem*
pllsbed dsughter of tbeoslebrated Faison Brow&lew,
during her.teelde’.oe with her f«tbar, in Knoxville
By Major W. D. Beyootds. Price IS cents.
dIX MOUTHS AWOh'O TBS (tKOBSSfOHIBtA
—A raUebla and tbrtiliog narrative ef the eaa»i luge
sod trials ef M|es fiersh L. Palmer, cant in of Fens
eylTsala, wbo,st theeponlngof tee greet Boutkem
BebeUfoa, wee teaching acnool at Khcxylls, the
borne of farm Brvwolow. la tklv work, M|m
Pelmet thrUllugly depkts tba many start)lagedvea.
tuna she met with fa her from ktalAtoßtete,
Sad town to town, cf theOouiedcraey. . Alsu hirput
•ale, by her disappointed seller. tFnre.'Jeuty'iVcta.
All the above works ate beeutlfaßy JTustmted■''
In order that Ibses works, filled with
♦the movt thrilling. Incidents, may be pMosd within
(he reach of every cue* they have been israsd In the
ebeve at jle, in order to sell them at ruoh s' prke ns
to be within tbe mesne of eIL "
coplm an led, port paid, on rooelyt of
- ■ 4 - - JOBS .p. BUST, " jV.'
ausoHio EALti, fetth itUkt.
_*** Agents wnated'ersriwhweto asU the above.
- - - . zr , tit.
iIXTitAUItL far fIATOTiOW
reddiagyßltno Mange, Ice Orenm* Aa, n fu4
■mnrtuisiit SurnalSwbekesU end ntalL bvi ;
-51“ UdUMPUbRtv endßand MMT
T^.^^AUTCJRKiia-UaiSg
wi JSM* on ? “W
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Jmr jinrMMTii
WHITE, ORB A CO.’S,
_ N0.,52 5 pifth Street, . _
SRW GOODS,
| NEW GOODS,
i ■
I
KHW GOODS,
AT LOW PRICES,
AT LOW PRIOR?,
AT LOW PRIORS,
. j '• ;•
TO WIIOH WIIHTIT* THI ATTUTIOH OT
THI HJBLTO.
IXTAMTICD—A Gabdxnu, toUke out
if wfa Prelt Qerd®* end.email' Vineyard, near
tbedty. BeoommendatloasTefalßd.
Inf«im et the OiTT FLOOBIva MILL,
■yiSitf - - - ~ Llb«rt» end Adams strmt.
AN Ulb RKMNKR, f*r several years
In the oB boslasse. who wanraeta the htghset
P*r centeg® of oil, eqael to the best in market,,
withes eettßsttan. - B*e* oi refotanoee given.
.Address “J. H.,“Q«mvßt , mCTl my 1 tilt
O AAli Ism AT a.—A e.rmoi S>i ..rea,
tw 4d mll®« west of Harrisburg, Vitbia }}£ mile®
ofM xln®, oaths Ptißsylvanla ttetlrosd,
oooety, aeder e hlghietete of ealUraliom. Price,
StQ»p®r®qre. 0 OUBT A <Hk*
HU TAll TO REaT.—A competent
litndlord ts wanted for the Forrest hZb ®, lx
ths city of Chicago, !!! The haste la new n» d®rgo*
tng r®pairs, tndioimsnia will be
given tee ealtebta man,oa a foam lor e term of
ysere. layatreef
mylt ISAIAH DIOKBT A CO.
(IREABE *AI ID f RAGE-
V3T 14 hUa. OBSASF*
a helm B AOS;
0» staunir Bhemrock, to ettlv» had for mfo Vy
- mvia —liilAH DinglTAQO.
VIUXIOR 10 CGurjißa aNu mrk-
Li GHAlTS.—Ordars Jett with as oee he sii®4
vrowptly to Hoop Iren, eat to foagtbe end la lose
-handies. Isaiah dlobby a oo„
UMLLNii'IUN aibKiUNU— l ike first
of the, jnst rveetrtd end to eels by the box or
di«ea et the Family .Ornery l State of
JOHN A.BHBMHAW,
mylt . • . corns* Liberty end Heed itnirts.
UUi*J6 GUIKM vinegar—lo bairels
X, misilr Cider V*eecer,’Ja»t reoetr®d end
for eels byth® saltan er baml.by
i JOHN A. BXNBHAW,
e? 18 oemer 1 Ihrnty eod Hand etnwte.
OU.VE OlL.—Fieaa itniun «na bor
dmnx Safod Oil, la cnarta and p ate. reertvad
aed for eefo by-ths fsafo or elagl® hotU®, et the
Family Grocery State of \
JOHH A. BBNBHAW,
nsll ; earner Libert® aid Heed str—ta.
M UA 1, 2 anR 3 MAGAJhKoIi:
JLI BALI UfOBB HBBS1BQ;
XiABH SUPBKIOB WHIXH FISH:
LAKBHBBBUOi "
In itere and for mle by \
; JOHN B. 01NFIBLD,
mylt , ' 141 end 141,rtr?t stmt.
ONM UAR JLiOAD FOT'ATUEcL ia
bemta, for mle by J. B. OAHFIZLuL
milt • 141 e»4 111 First mwt .
cn UOdfIEN UHEBBE. (old
UUformtofty , JOHN
mylt' H tend lAS fl»tt stoat.
I INT bEJU>; Ullr-30 bhls. in store,
UonoonsignmesLlereelehy \
myl» - • IBAIAg DIOKBT A 00,
EDAR bTA^Kb—tooo in store nnd
to mle by i ISAIAH PIOKBt h Op.
HiDJ£ri«-2069 in store on oouiigument
ead for seta bv i ISAIAH DTOKSI 800.
LlieUUMl FIiUUR! FkUUttt
£ too bbta. Bartlett XX Bakm*« Floan
•1» do Ford's XX do do;
ISO do Ford's “Whit® lagle” 4k
4 0 do MedfooeMlCa dm
lit fo tUmhW.V, dr.
MS do FaUaOfOhlo dm
. i 130 do low gvhle Family do:
IS do par® Bje do:
For sale by - ; SOHOMAHBBA LAMP.
/ V KOGBKISB ANU FlfißC
’ 10 do Oabe dot
110 bbta. reAsod-: dq •
n a# Uk*a«S«]
Bbbk-bMdiriUaMtaHnTlUi
*■l®® . 1 W»»IIUl»t Mft
fIOUMEBOIAL AMD INBCRANCB
JOUBBJIL, nt.Xilli.id Jftsoarr, XU I, oonuln.
“ «»"l» Urt «l *ll wpoilu* Jliij lfiiio, m,4
Uh Ogaiuta, hnw £u tmlfl, <sU>| bwnni Ii
Ah& • cantatYuniiarf of all ■«-
•fdJaltillian.Laail XkWw, «&,nlulu to
lU« t< d»Ut, «• burlpti> u, fi73j«L?.
i.iMtx’ »«"»**»-
K i AiL UXOI S: HAI,JS *■ iB
*°»ww». AUnkof ootmt r, o>
XitßllUtl, U« J.u nil, 111
r-^f.Su^ u th4t « TW »« *■ '•»■fc
tk*laatwinaialTatnastar On*
»Ut aifoaatonl*, at tha UaM iad
pto* atoaadatadi alithat partita of tfc•tea of
Ua jata Q»K QT*bha,dnaia to HeOaadlaaa town,
ulp. «Mt«ialac om kmadrad and twauty two acraa,
aad aowndad fc? toad at latao Qaitoa, gaimh Grmbta,
M*flwMii Bwp Grab Ha mad AJasaadar 2>«a«
bp. It la dtoata batwa*n tha old aadttw Battor
mii of GaL Jim a.-flip*
*# » toad, aad ifent ttallMtoa Pittabargk, on
Vhlok to attciad a twoatocy tog koaaa. tbara an
abtattaa atm tftiatrtd toad; tha nddna nltabto
for pad va.
izaato—Ona.ba!f caah aid tto midst in twain
BI»tovllhlltaRM,»
foe fvtlwr pmteatota aaaaba ofQCO GIUBBI
naariht toad for Xators. MBB * MoOOMLIi,
Dtoaoad niaalf /ldahtargh.
OBVBBB,
Itienw of Ooand QrUba.
Plttobank, Hay M> UM. ■y’dJldtStwT
«. m. iwnra mafiiamr. , hit r.ana.
■gttOWN, MOtfBUW * 00.,
oovn, Bias ahd o»h amahtal rAxsrus,
GIiICTBS AID GLISIKS,
toamaimxir,
apdfciw ' •• «gwiwf, fa.
fJX) OPKRA GOKB9I
whx*» /
• • • Ml' .-at, 1 • •- >■ >-.v
. lor TO aaato par pair, at
•. HAOBOIC A GfLTDBV,
nilfrtf ° »>, T> Mtrkit draat, »wt »Mi.
U AVING PUROHABBB from Dr.B.
.Q OODBToarif httii’PittmfOf xr.
TMAOTJMO tMWtX WITMOBT PAIS, and lb*
right of odng tha am*, waltoka thto'nathod of
la'ora log a«r frtoadaaad ibapablia gaaaiaUj that
taaabonttoavawlllbaprtparadtoaxtTact taath
: *** , PrV *J.V KIBB» *O. nflfto «m» [
pDBK SODA WATEB,
Dnyitnik TtmiUbk JonttlM i
And aliodiUrfow 10* OUllud OAXKg, oftn
"■**'*~* t » “ K. BLAU'B,
■A/ -A.-
-■r> • jr%llPliawfitllnbwy,—
gOIiDIBBif BONDS WANTBD,
A | XoTIGHrS BABKIHO HOVSB,
■ *o.m kith max.
v Util*
no nnn bkavjbr fibk brick
'
. «xo*L«io* oiui takd,
]'!; Mum inm tuimn Out.
■rtJhwilf .., 'i JAg. BBTO.
QAMUKL JWRGOBOK,
TtaiiMn wnaHn uro mbaidbu, '
•'.T ofst-* 0 - * 1 •“*
oaarcfn mrj w BTBMttTjUIAT;:
i-; - tt.S.
*. £fc2£gj&*sltl£ '• :*i
jmr M&YMMtTim
Jjß.liUkDBßYa
OBHUIffB BLOOD BEASOHEB.
Jafftfaa' Antidote,
Jaffrtaa* amidols.
Jafiriaa*. Antidote,
Outtr'i Spanish Mtxttra.
Oartar'a Bpaatah: Mtznra.
Carter’s Bpaniib Mlxtur.
Sweet's Ltnammti
jawitk
Bweat*a Uutknt;
. - ‘Hagarmaa's Baaalna, for ramoring graasa apota.
r -T Hftgarman'a Beasias, for rtteoTlng gtaaea spot*.
. Haganua’s Batata*, fat rosooTlag graasa apott.
.Dr. Laland's AnUßbsnmaUo Band.
Dr. Laland's Antbßhsamstit Band.
S 6 Lakad'i Aid Bkißsatt BnA J.:
BgatMlag Catawba Wine. Book Win*. PortVtea.
Sparkling Catawba Wtaa. HockWtaa. Port Win*.
SpatkUngTktewka Wlna. f&ift-Wtaab
Ooagrea Water.
Ooofiaaa Wate&
.Oottiraaa Water.
Marshall'* Catarrh fnixfl.
Marshall's Oatanh final
Marshall's Oatarrh Banff.
Taeny** Xxtract, i
Today's Kx tract,:
Tansy's Xxtract.»
Xlila* Citrate tfagaeaia.
I Ilia* Citrate Magnolia.
Bills' Citrate Magnatto.
Dr. Townaaad'a Barupwitla.
if. Toanaaod’a fcaraapailUa.
Dr. .Towaaaad's
Payaoa’a IndsUbls Ink.
Payasn's Indalitla Ink.
Mn. Allaa'a Hair Baatacar.
Mr*. Allan's Hair Basibsar. *
Bslubstd's Bcsswash.
Halmbold'a Botewaak.
HslmboM's Bucko.
HalsaboU'a Baoav
Brawa's Braachtal Troehss.
Brown's BioachJal Troetua.
Halostraat's Hair Oalorlnr,
Balaatrsst's Hair Coloring.
Barling's Ambrosia ter t&s Hair.-
fitetliog'a Ambrosia ter tfta Hate.
Bnrastt'a Coooaint,
Bunett'a Oodoalma,
Woods' Hair Brstoratlte.
Woods’ Hair Sastoratira.
Blalogar’a Qla.
Blnliigsr's Ola.
HagarßSo’a Oawpborfoa asdQlyeariaa.
Hagarmaa's Oampiarioi and jQlyoatlaa.
Ood Aim Ofl—Bakar'a.
Ood Liter Oil—Hagermaa'a.
Ood Liter Oil—bastoa's.
Ood Liter Til Hlmmi* ■
Dr. Bchsnck*s Pahsoalc Byrap.
Dr. BchsncVa Palnoale fjrop,
TOB BALB AT
1. H. rULXOH’S SBTJOSXORX.
«■>!»
JIOB VKKY LATEST FHOM TAB
ABUT OF THE POTOMAC,
Hite oas at tha XXW TOBK DAILY PAP XU.
Wa dallrar than to all parts of thadtj tx mm
iuumr.
WUU POBTXD.-W
Tba KXW TOBK DAUJUraotivad amp m»>
tag* They ooitelalatMtaav* from tha Army.
WlaanfMraUnawitk tha Aflat,
JOBS W. FXTTOCSa
•fposxis xhb p. a
•W All tka KXW TOBK* PHILADLPHIA AXD
OIXOIKXATI DAILY PAP XU cu ba teoadea
Ihaaaaatar.
\ I , -
HOOP SKIRTS,
FOBTI OXHTB,at
K’OIXuUhS’S AtrOIIOX EOT7IS,
■o. SB FUtb Street.
a<H ~.
pOBLXO * NOTIGX—Ia aoooidHM
X Withttiictof Aaumblyi M»
homtof ud Vnaicb Orttk lillnti Ga*paaj t books
will btopoud tad •abtcrlpttooi rtctiTcd to tho csp
Ital stock of tall tonptaj u tbi MettaftiMittl
pitot*. Tta: la fnakan, Yoaasco coast?, oa Koa«
w» *jr llth, at th* Omit float*, htiwtta the
nan eft aa. ad I d-b. a jUviaa Qidn
ooc*«T,ca flit,Mvmb Iftaadt
o'clock. la -PUtsosrgh, Al)tf btay, ooaatj, oa Bit*
wfay, May fid, botvtaa Hand S o’docc, at IhsOU
muhaas*. NUaDSI, if. KXBB, “
xr.JuMn, ,
J. S. MYBBS,
MOB • ED UIWZV,
•BOBOS BIBOS,
most; IiBSBBBTOff,- '
THUd.KcOUIOiOUBfI,
Vs.V.ItYoVf.- *
D* A.B.P. BODLBT, ,
BOBZ.OBB,aadotW
i. Oovporatoa. ..
TJAILKOAD IKUN FOK HA LB, i
AV _ UtKiuuMliimuoimi; -l t
D. a, Maj uuaj
n> wlu roo.iT. >iW Mlnt ib
<f*2* MO-Wto Ism of MV MlLraad Ira.
“ S".»ott* JMd. tW TXC-rHO too. cf
.^ OT .* Osabrlft i nibii)tiinfU3K'
*2 If* taIUM, <TI KO-BtO tou, & at rUtttaqS
la tU hVtnH lb pot* lAlai tb
••aavlll M hoUMm m»sm pnaitat£TjSvlia^
btMßtf Anttcaok not lathi putjahaUMl
to nti Mjranl, I. ttoranimrat looda, to a* aa.
taalfM, tho Ira tor which lack hid n nd. win
Do latjoot to ail. to u j othw Mm. . . 5 ,
mu***?* 0 ** I **
WW Oa ***"—-—-■ * :-i’iw ■tfinw
ft UoIIiWAXNB| AaeiioQMti,
~ /’ *«.m rtrrastrmmt. '■ t-f
- Tho Btal btotoi Btook aad QtaaaLAaetfaa M.
BgjtaiU)Mji;Ma.tj u-wjSmiTiSS;
SSiiySf*?® - itond,Ho.Mmu«.,
®y w S l ?*..? 1 * Ai;mhfated with him
HoILWaiHI, wtli buviu —■——l is
*»■•»s jaaifa- ■ OoroUDa tkaaMlrai uo
tfonn to • Oowliikiß Asetfea ftutiMM. la whlah
J2S*S?* yM *™»«P«lfaoa.UQcoaUooUj to.
uatnßatoiimiat. of ITO 7 dmcripiio. of gooda.
UkmladnawßadawbMtanadirT'...* 1 ,
SolM of fioal buu, Btooka, Baida, to. , mn
•'•“lag, la tiatr aaoood flaot aalaa room/ 11
Jmmwuo and nioooUutou oeUtctiOM of »«»>«
yofally coUlotmd fcw pqtxlo oofo.; . ggt
riIdtiOLUXION NOTlCE.—TluCo
ftASwtunhtp Uwtafcn oxliUsg tailor tho bmm
tty to of WALLS, SIDDLKh 00., hn
•dvidby thod«uhofWK, A.Binril.B.- Tho boo»»
la«i of mtaafafttortof will bo ooaifaood
swr tho mm mm ui ink fay tho udanfoaod.
Jt tfo ius uhm,.^
•&£&£&•&: ‘t SgST* •*
Wtt.tOTh. Aam inn, ; J ?°; *J!rt££&
XTOTICE.—AiI paruM intenated ai
JLI hrnby notifed tb*t tko udsaUßad Vfawa
4 Ttow ud MM fiSSIrSi^b!ZS
for tko •ptolas of m olitj aidwaj Mvm Uati
“•»» oad foodaikr ttmt, freaHortk alin!
Imvtei; iUM,oi(fe« «tdttiefl«ilntNi<nil
• « bM| «m mi) ob ||| croodt’ 4
Udl' Utti It I B'cloOkMU
«Uo)l tIM ttdfttM Um?gtttftd,' • **!
wifiuM MSaaoSr:^
B10B&BD BftOWH. i Mtli—w. 1
itJw jAmw LOugjuuft. :
gUUAJIA bbß. B Kngu;
Itidtahr.
°'?“ 4 ■) • < *» ',
■T»
SplMao Md Xtfiiou rnilijrf
wood^j
liiCU '
DRY COOPS.
GOODS t. '
at "•{•
J. M. Burchfield’s.
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oftrtegto tha ladisaaildi'aftd iafgaodlaeUoa at
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dBCULAXI,
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and
BILK eiIKXXTB, af tha aawaat atylaa.
AMO,
Aaaw stecfc «r «OILTB» at all pdoaa,af dlffscaak
tealtaa, bath aolorad aad white.
‘ . A fall lima of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
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ALEXAIDSB BAXES’,
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AT OLD PBIOES, AT
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