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SILL No 87
39 1 11riteit NMI TORR. ands STATE
egartX amour agents forthe Daily
gasa in Moe* cities: and are au
,tinedimml to take Advertisements and Subscriptions
at ere r 101/011, Ruhr.
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4
CM in BNIIIOhOOD INTILL
PILE PAPERS WANTED.
We needs few papers to complete our
files, for which we will pay liberally at our
counting room. They arc as follows: 18131
—Nov. 21st, 28th, 29th, (2).
Comae Up and Subscribe.
We direct special attention to the adver
tisement of the Executive Committee in
another column. It contains information
of importance to all engaged in recruiting.
Now is the time f.,r every may to do his
duty to his country; let one and all come
up and swell the Volunteer Bounty Fund
'enusylsaula Slek and Wound
ed Soldiers.
Among one hundred and ninety sick
and wounded Pennsylvania soldiers now
at Frederick, Md., are the following from
Western counties :
Pilisbargh.—John Comerford, 1. 109th;
Jno Wachter ' D, 74th: .Martin Gumbeck,
do: Philip Cober, K, 74:h; Herman Getel,
F,.74th; Conrad Reamer, B, 74th: Adam
Gleden,E, 74th; Sebastian Phanktick, F,
74th; enedict Fontaine, A, 74th; Jos F.
Arnold, 109th: Albert N Serrel, H, 28th,
Chas Jones, do; Jose Ecker, Jos Walton,
Henry Barns.
Allegheny 1, H Wagner, 1),74th;
Francis Daugherty, 11, Pith; Albert Coul
ter, F, 28th; David Hart, do, Jas Rice, 1,
109th; A B Crosedale, A, 109th; Chas It
Doores, C, 109th: Win Conrad. F, 74th.
Laurence co—David Sankey, I), lo9th
John H Brown, 1, 109th.
Beaver coltahlon Ewing, :'sth.
Westmoreland co—Jesse Clare, William
Taylor, Cyrus Auckerman, all of B, 28th.
Crawford co—Joseph Haugh, C, 109th;
Jonathan Walters, A, Washington Ferry,
K, Wm H H Clark, George Fay. G. Lewis
D Geer. E, sergt .1 W Baker,Geo Robi
son, A, Ales McFerran, 1) J Hammond,
Win &wry, 0, IV H Chapin, G S King,
John King, E, John W Cook, B, Wm A.
Walling, A, Jacob Eighmey, H, John Co
barn, K, all of the 111th.
- Venangh co—Silas B Daniels, B, 111th.
Erie co—Thos Woodide, And Kunkel,
John O'Conaell, A Wh s eeler, C. Hugh
Bremley, K, all of the 111th,
Mercer co—H E Richmond, K. 111th;
B G Golvin, K, 111th; Wm Cooper, 1,
111th: William Colwell, K, 111th: ThoS
McCricken, K, 111th.
Warren co—Shelon Manhood, D. Illth;
Southard Deming, A, 111th: Thomas
Artzs, B, 111th; Joseph McGee, B, 111th:
Harrison Thomas,ll, 111th: Roderick
Fisk, C, 111th; Ralph M Young, 11, 11th;
Samuel Sturges, 11, 111th: David A Har
rison, A, 111th; George W litter, 11, 111th.
The following sick and wounded pris
oners from: Richmond were admitted to
Newport News Hospital on July 2:ith
Sergi A Weisner, E, ItGd; Wm Straw
bridge, H, 104th; Silas McClerinont, 0,
83d; Michael Ceifer, C, 111 st; Wm A Sloan,
K, 57th; Geo Kathermore, C, 11th: David
Crest, 1) 11th: Daniel Graham, 1), 11th:
H M Leaton, I, 10:1d: W W_ l agner. A,
11th; Alonzo Spiers, I. Ilth: It Sermon;
F, 11th: John M Gamble. C, Ilth: .1 11
Black, C . , - I Ith: W;Holeraft. h;.h:
Walter, 1, 11th; John P Belle. E. 11th;
Jas ,M Bail, B, 57th.
The following have arrived at Phiedel
phia, from City Point, Va., on the Coin
legmo , dore: Jas Bryant ; ti2d, Birmingham,
Henry Cochrane, 62d, Pittsburgh,
arm; Win Small, Pittg, leg;
D Gray, 61st Ohio, tsburgh, typhoid
fever; sergt Jos Thomas, 102 d, Pittsburgh,
foot; C Miller, 9th, Punxsutawney, ankle;
Wm' Peters, Bth, Pittsburgh, legs; serg
Jno Scanlin,
11th. Ebensburg, leg; W A
Gallentine, 103 d, - Armstrong co, typhoid
fever; J R Mortimer, Bth, Clarion co, leg:
S J Kalbecker, 9th, Pittsburgh, hip.
Muni Meeting iu Allegheny.
On Saturday some two thousand citizess
assembled on the Allegheny Commons,
pursuant to announcement. - -
A mass meeting was organized, over
which J. M. Burchfield, Esq., of the 4th
ward presided, with Mr. It. B. Fran-is as
Secretary.
A brass baud was iu attendance arid
the speeches were made from one of the
many recruiting stands scattered over the
common.
The meeting wrs addressed by Messrs
John Cook, John Dair, Wm H Moody,
Lieut. Murphy, of the Butcher's
Infantry ' , Ex-Gror. Johnston, and 1.. x•
Sheriff Graham.
The people were full of enthusiasm and
cheered the speakers lustily. During the
progress of the meeting quite a number of
recruits were obtained.
The meeting adjourned At a late hour to
ensemble again at the same place this
evening. The people of Allegheny seem
fully ar o used and determined to do their
whole duty in this trying crisis of our
country's affairs.
Circular.
" Washington Pennsylvania Soldiers'
Relief Association."— This Aes oc iati o
n
ha */ opened an office at No. G Washing
ton Buildings, corner of Seventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue, where will he
found a register of all Pennsylvania sol
diers in or around this city in hospitals,
invite the friends of the same to mall, as
suring them that all possible aid will be
extended in finding their sons.
Mr. Chas. L. Wells, the Register, will
be found in the office.
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The' - Corresponding Secretary, Mr. S.
Todd Parley, will answer all letters in re
gard to sick and wounded Pennsylvania
soldiers, whether in or around this city,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, or
New. Haven. Address, care Box 48?.,
Washington, D. C.
J. MOREHEAD, Pros't
J. If. SELLITAN, Seey.
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Tips Contribution or the P. Ft.
W. C. 11. W.
By a letter from Gen. Geo. W. CMS,
President of. the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne
and Chicago Railway Co. to the President
of the Chicago Board of Trade, we learn
that the very liberal donation of $12,300
made by the Company to the Volunteer
Bounty Fund is to be distributed among
the several counties in the four States
through which the line passes. We have
not learned the amount which will be as
signed to Allegheny country—probably
about $l,OOO. Chicagogetssl,soo which
has been tendered to the Board of Trade
for disbursement.
Nimes at Low Pelves.
J. K. Gardner, at Concert Hall Shoe
Store, still continues to supply the corn
!alum": With Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters at
unprecedented'' , low prices. He has just
returned from the East, where he pur
chaaed a Aga Stock, and made such ar
rangements as will enable him to keep up
a cull stock, which he will sell at old prices,
Oiling 4o advance A large siring can
he made in nur.thaslng Boots and Shoes
by patronizing this cheap establishment.
Aleeideat,
kletween four and five o'clock last even
ing, "Little Willie Weaver," as he is fa
oultarly_called, was, with other bops, play-
LW on Boyd!. Hill. Willie being id ad
tame, in running down the hill, hie foot
- +APPS - and he - rolled - down the hill, in
ur his neat and cutting an uglygas
Avert, below
Brats,
it
Awaked. He was carried to the rani
oti'cif his parants, who'reeide on Third
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1 townaliips•-held a spirited war meeting' on '' 'a """'"°*15.11111"red•
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Saturday afternoon... On Saturday evening a fatal accident
occurred on the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne &
The following • OfFrcers were chosen :
President—llev. .S: C.Jennings. Vice Chicago Railway, at the "pork-h,"
Presidents --Rev; J. C. Bryson, Dr. If, near Woods' Run, a few miles belowouse the
Greiner, John Curry, Samuel Neely, W. city, resulting in the death of Ex-Mayor
P. Ferree, Capt. Have. Secretaries—R. "Joe Barker and serious injury to others.
B. a
ll , Kendll 3. H. McClellan, Jacob Fer- There had been a war meeting below
Were
Run andanumber of persons were
ree, .cin .
After prayer by Rev. Mr. Colton, the returning home to the city, walking along
chair; on motion, appointed Messrs. R. H. the track. The engineer of the passenger
Kerr, Wm. Curry, W. P. Ferree, J. Col- train from the West, due here about eight
gas, John Thompson, Thos. MacConnell o'clock, had whistled several persons from
and John M. Kirkpatrick a committee on the track and on turning a curve near the
resolutions. "pork-house "saw Bark erand or
They retired, and in their absence Hon. three others on the track. He gave two
the
J. K. Moorhead and Senator Irish ad- signal, but it was not heeded (the atten•
dressed the meeting in eloquent terms. tion of Barker and the others being evi-
Mr. Kerr, chairman of the committee dently directed to a freight train coming
on resolutions, repotted the following, down the road) and, although the engine
which were unanimously adopted and or- was reversed, Barker was struck upon the
dered to be printed in all papers friendly head, fracturing his skull and causing al
to the Union and the Constitution: most immediate death. John McDonald
Resolved, That in the words of wisdom also had a leg broken and was so much
expressed in the letter of Geo. Washing- injured internally that he will scarcely re
ton of September 17th, 1787, transmitting cover. We also learn that - another man.
the Constitution to the Congress of the whose name we did not ascertain, had his
1 - nited States, in which he says : arm broken by - being caught between Th e
In all our deliberations on the subject two trains. Barker's body was conveyed
we kept steadily in our view, that which to the residence of his son in Birmingham.
appears to us the greatest interest ofevery His life has been an eventful one and his
true. American, the Constitution of our history is so familiar to all, that we need
Union, in which is involved our prosperi- not review it. Coroner McClung held an
ty, felicity, safety, perhaps our national inquest on the body and the jury found a
existence. This important considers- verdict of accidental death, in accordance
Lion, seriously anti deeply impressed with the facts.
on our minds, led . each State in the
Convention to be less rigid on points of in
ferior magnitude than might have been
otherwise expected, and thus the Consti
tution which we now present is the result
of a spirit of amity, and of that material
deference and concession which the pecu
liarity of our political situation renders
indispensible. That it will meet the full and
entire approbation of every State is not
perhaps to be expected; but each will
I doubtless eonsider that had her interests
been alone consulted, the consequences
might have been particularly disagreeable
or injurious to others : that it 19 liable to
as few ex , e)tions as could reasonably
have been expected we hope and believe:
that it may promote the lasting welfare of
that country so dear to us all, and secure
her freedom and happiness, is our most
ardent wish."
Resolved. That it is our duty to cherish
and cling to the Union and the Constitu
tion, as they are the only hopeof a united
people to maintain their freedom, which
the God of Hosts inspired Washington and
his coin-patriots in arms to leave to this
generation. We will, therefore, maintain
our free institutions with the same deter
mination that led the men of the Revolu
tion to battle against British Tyranny.
Resolved, That no man who values the
* honor and glory of the flag of the fathers
of •71;, van or will be found indifferent to
the present struggle; and what is most
elearlythedutyof A niericens let all orate in
sustaining, with the last drop of our blood
and the last dollar of our earnings. We
then, in the presence of the God of battles,
urge upon every-man capable of bearing
arms, to ily to the rescue of those brethren
now on the field of strife; and let those
who cannot go in person provide the
means for others, and our watchword be:
"God and our country: death and destruc
tion to all its enemies."
Resolved, That we recognize no North,
no South, no East, no West --nothing but
one Ciao», one Flag, and one Constitu
tion for the whole country; nor will we
ever submit to any separation of these
States by foreign intervention or domestic
treason.
Resofeed, That we pronounce this re-
hellion roust causeless, unjustifiable and
unholy, and that to the support of the ad
ministration in its patriotic efforts for its
extermination we pledge "our lives, our I
fortunes and our sacred honor," earnestly i
calling upon and invoking the administra
tion to use all the means which God and' '
nature have placed in its hands to accom
plish the high and holy purpose confided '
to them by the American people.
Resolved, That we have heard with
lunch surprise that men hailing from
Europe, (residing in St. Louis,) have
basely asked the protection of the crown
of England to prevent their serving in the
army of the 'Union forces. iVe are of
the opinion that any person who will shel
ter himself, by appealing for protection to
any prince; potentate or sovereignty what
ever, is unworthy to be allowed even a
residence on the soil of America, and
should be driven from the protecting care
of the "Star-Spangled Banner," and such
an act shows them to be cowards, unwor
thy of confidence here or elsewhere.
The meeting was then addressed by
Messrs. Kirkpatriek. M'Connell, Kerr and
Rev. Marks, after which Prof. Eaton re
cited "Our Country's Defenders." The
meeting, which had been a great success,
then adjourned, with three cheers for the
army and na vy—und several present signed
the roll of Captain Anderson, who was in
attendance.
The Volunteer Bounty Fund.
The subscriptions to the volunteer bon n •
ty fund have now reached the handsoine
sum of 557,825. The followinz amounts
were added on Saturday.
Previously reported . ....... .•
LMcGrew ...............................• .
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Fred Hausman .................... . ..... .......... ....
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Caldwell k 8.. .................................
S Severance ....... . ........................................
LHartupee & CO ..........................................
Forsyone Sc Duff.... ................. . .........................
th. Bro & Co ......................................
MBoo Weyman d Son... ..............................
Rair & Davidson... ....................................
obert Lea..__._. ............................ .....
Anderson & Philips . .................................
WJames Marshall- .............. ..................
& R Walker. . ..... . ..............................
Thomas Wightman
Brereton. Johnston .t Wilkins (Alladin
11 Oil Company) ..............................
Brady Wilkins Pastier. Nelson & CO.. .........................
R 4.1 W.Coffin . ............. . ..............................
Thobert Beer . , ..... . ........ . ..... ......... ......
ompson ..
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.1 B Jonet4... .. ~ - .................. ...........
(leo A Berry & ' Co
EWidaekeown . ....... ......... ......... .......
xchange ....... ............... ......
Bank of
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Allegheny Suspension Bridge Company...
Jones* C 0.............. ............ ..........
N Holmeg & Sons. ........... ............... .........
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R Patrick & Co .
SUascglrrzo?tseT TEUI RAMONA HOUSE
CSAWRR & DA n~t.
Chas .1 Clarke
Chas D Kennedy t
.drew D Smi ..............
W M_Faberik
R T nannedy C 0. ... .
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Kay k Co
RPM H
J T late.
I it Moorhead.--
Mez Gorden
T /Yielder
W pt e
m M Shinn
Ca D Briekll.
A 11 English k Co
Jno H Mellor
Rohr C Loomis
The NeuHers Championship.
Our champion oarsman, Mr. Hammill,
is now in Philadelphia, preparing himself
for the great contest between himself and
Ward, which comes off on the 13th. The
boat which he will use in the match weighs
just forty-eight
.pounds, and is said to he
one of the finest crafts of the kind afloat.
She was built in New York, sad was first
brought into- service at iloston, where
Hammill ran away front all his competit
ors, beating them so badly that-they were
never once in the race. Oar townsman is
backed heavily by his friends, and should
he succeed in vanquishing Ward, as it is
expected be will. his supporters will win
at least $5,000.
Train's apeeekeft.
Henry Miner, Milk Weft" sends ns Pe
terson's seepril series of the spee ches .of
fieorgoiltraiWnw Tram, i
deliver e d n L o o.
don dariits,lPsent:war. The firs
swm ran sosi inutieffe adios %
spai Pr;likel,-„ualataitalihr
AnneicaalinsoWealiw—
los will seem quitsigi , *lmeg or
this.
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Wetre they
so Stupid?
We were informed on Saturday evening
that the County Commissioners had, when
directed to make an enrollment of the
militia of the county and send it to the
dffice of the Adjutant General at Harris
burg, (under the plea that they had no au•
thority to make such enrollment, and that
it was not their duty to do so,) forwarded
u copy of the list of taxables in lieu
of a correct enrollment list prepared
under their supervision and direction by the
assessors. The superior wisdom which
prompted this course, can be seen when
we reflect that the list sent to the Adjutant
General's office embraces, on the one
hand, many taxpayers who have long
since passed the age of , forty-five, while
on the other hand, very many youths be
tween the ages of eighteen and twenty
two, without families, who would make
•excellent soldiers, are not • included. We
hope, for the credit of the officials named,
that the story is incorrect. If true, mean
tires should be at once taker_ for a proper
enrollment, as the list forwarded will be
of no more value than so much waste
paper.
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.1 tamp Established,
one great drawback to rapid enlistments
here has been the want of a camp, where
recruits, in squads or companies could be
at once sent, furnished with subsistence
and at once put into active drill. We are
glad to state that this difficulty has been
removed and that Hon. Thos. M. Howe,
Springer Harbaugh and R. 11. Hartl
have aeen authorized by the Ger
ovnor to ey
select a proper location for a camp near
the city. They will at once select a spot
and establish a camp, which will be placed
under control of a United States officer.
They will also make the necessary arrange
ments with Quartermaster Montgonfery to
furnish subsistence, stores, clothing and
and garrison equipage for the recruits as
fast as they are mustered iu. The location
of this camp has been secured through
the efforts of the Executive Committee
and will much facilitate recruiting, while
it will also largely add to the comtbrt of
enlisted volunteers.
The Semple luta :a try.
This is the name given by Capt. W. H.
Moody to the company he is raising for
the war, out of compliment to Mr. William
Semple, dry goods merchant, of Allegheny.
who has generously gave his check for
S5(10 for the organization of the company.
Other gentlemen have also contributed
and Capt. Moody begins recruiting under
favorable auspices. His recruiting °dice
is in the second story of the Dispatch
building, and he has already several re
cruits for three years or the war. We
have no doubt that Capt. M. will raise a
fine company, which will do credit to the
city and country.
War Meeting In Plum Township
A large and very enthwiastic war meet
ing was held in Little Texas, Plum Town-
ship, on Friday evening last. The meet
ing was organized by calling Mr. Jacob
Alter to the chair, and choosing Messrs.
Kuhn and Armstrong as Vice Presidents,
and Mr. llenry Tomer as Secretary. .Ifter
the organization, Mr. A. .1. 11 oolslayer
stated the object of the meeting in a few
forcible remarks, and was .followed by I).
Himbleright, Esq., in 'a speech replete
with eloquence and good sense. Dr.
Shriner followed in a few forcible remarks.
The general object of the meeting was the
obtaining of recruits, a dozen or more of
whom were enlisted on the spot.
Death or De. Thom. Dickson.
ft is with much pain (and our readers
will be surprised to learn the fact) that we
announce the death of Dr. Thos. Dickson,
one of our most popular and successful
physicians. He recently visited the Army
of the Potomac, and while there contracted
the "swamp fever." His illness was not
alarming until last Monday ? when he was
taken to the residence of his brother, Dr.
John Dickson, at Sewickley, where he died
yesterday afternoon. The death of Dr.
Dickson will be a severe blow to a large
circle of friends and acquaintances, to
whom he was endeared by hne social qual
ities.
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An Entirely New Company,
Manager Henderson returned from the
East on Saturday, having been absent for
some weeks making arrangements for the
fall•and winter season. The Theatre will
open about the last week of this month.
Manager Henderson informs us that he
has engaged an entirely new company,
superior to any he has ever had—enibrac
lug some of the best talent in' the country.
We shall speak more at length hereafter,
and meantime wish Mr. H. all success
when he opens his establishment. . I
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pan Nobly Done.
A comy for niise has be
nearly filled in the borough ofmonths
Tarentumen
since the beginning of last week, and some
of the best men of the borough have en
rolled their names. The company have
elected Mr. John Boyd, a local Methodist
preacher, captain. It is expected that the
ranks will be full to the maximum in a day
or two, and the company will then go into
camp at Harrisburg at once.
Lien*. Aaron Sullivan's Re
mains.
A dispatch received last evening from
Bowling Green, Ky., states that the re.
mains of Lieut. Aaron Sullivan of the
Ninth Pennsylvania Cavalry, killed at
Tompkinsville, during the raid of the rebel
Morgan into Kentucky, have been re
covered and will arrive here on Wednes
day morning. They will be at once for
warded to Butler where his relatives re
side.
The Illuaehbatek of Notre Dame.
The
_popularity of Victor Hugo's series
entitled "Les Muserables" is so great that
Messrs. Dick & Fitzgerald have issued a
new edition of his "Notre Dame de Path"
in a handsome fifty cent volume. It is a
fine story, admirably written, and will be
read eagerly by those who now see it for
the first time. It can be had of Henry
Miner, Filth street.
Geed tie Analler.
We learn that three call companies have
been raised by the assobaring county of
~ell of which teal be here ea Frt
day— wade&
of ea route for
wine district W ' yams
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Thelileest - leasterm..,
This ni,goilicent vessel is now making.
regular tripi between Liverpool and New
York. She leaves Liverpool for New
York on the BO inst., and will return on
Sept. 9th and regularly thereafter. She
is unequaled for safety, speed and comfort
and will be particularly eligible for pas
sengers, as no seasickness can be experi
enced on board. The price of a berth.
with accommodations ranges front 8155
in the first cabin to 4;35 in the steerau,e.—
Mr. Thos. Rattig.an , No. 115 Water street,
is the agent fur this city and will give all
information concerning freightor passage.
He is an experiPeed European agent and
perfectly reliable in every particular.
Fire froni,Benzolc.
A bout two o'clock on Saturday after
noon, the vapor from a barrel of henzole
in the cellar of H. E. Sellers St Co.'s drug
house, corner of Wood and Second sts..
took lire while some of the fluid was being
drawn, and the whole apartment was soon
in a sheet of flame, threatening destruction
to the building from the great quantity of
combustibles in store. The cellar doors
were battered down, •rid water being
poured in freely by the steamers, the
flames were. Foot' extinguished. Thedam
age was slight and covered by insurance.
Recruiting iu Veining°.
The gallant on of old Venango art
nobly responding tothecall for volunteers.
Capt, Ridgway, of franklin. has a com
pane nearly !lid, and Hon. A. li. NeCal
mont, of Franklin, and Wm. Hasson, of
Oil City, are organizing a second. ilis
is doing very well. as Venango eon!) t y is
called on for only one company.
Corneross and Di Ycei 'ft Min
This popular company open at Conbert
Hall to-ni g ht. It is unnecessary for na to
commend them to the public, as they hare
so recently been among us that their repu
tation will be sufficient. to till the house
during their stay.
Camp at Washington.
Gov. Curtin hus directed the establi=h
ment of a camp at Washington, Pa., for
the 'organization and subsistence of a regi
ment to be raised in the rt.ral districts of
Western Pennsylvania. An officer is ex
pected in a few days to locate the. can ».
Conference.
The Republican conferees li•om West
moreland, Fayette and Indiana counties
meets at Greensburg on Tuesday, 12th
inst., at 2 o'clock, to place in nomination
a candidate for Congress hr the Distuict
composed of those counties.
Lawrence Connly.
('apt. Ed. n' Brien has raised a company
of nine months volunteers in Lawrence
county. and expects to leave tin. Harris
burg on Wednesday with a full emu ple
ment of men.
laud Crushed.
Conductor H. P. Conant. of the Mail
train on the Allegheny Valley Railroad.
had one of his hands badly '•rushed recent
ly while coupling care. He will soon be
ahle to resume his duties.
Per
Ma j. Hoy Slime, of the Bucktail Rifles,
who is now recruiting his regiment to a
brigade. was in the eit on business on Sat-
urday. He put up u e Scott House.
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Freeport
A ...reat war meeting iA to be held at
Freeport "n Friday. .latlgt• Slut
of hPrs will a
‘ t.l . dre , s the aleeliae.
Al liouie.
Col. Alex. Hays, of
the 110.11. I rai y. , terday.oo short of
Illiseitet.. to rretipontte his ii,9tit h.
SKyoNo series of Praia' , I iii9o
received and for salt W. .1. 1 ; }Me
!ley, periodical deal :fill ,tre.-t.
Heine Journal and
all the Eastern weeklies fnr saleat Miner's
periodical depot on Fifth street.
CAISNCROSS AND • mitiett..-
ucert Hull to-niglit.
CAttmluo , -; esu Dixtn's Minstrols
Conct•rt 11 all to-night.
Ala- .1. M. KTERS our agent at melts
burgh will mall the Daily Post to any who
may wish to subscribe, at 12 cents n week,
free of postage,
JOBIPH
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
MANUFACTUNifitn
rA NET AND PLAIN
FURNITURE di AI EIS
It It KROUSE. L. ITII VI EL 13 STREET
(Between Sixth street nod Virgin alley,)
rrramsruGn.
- -
PATENT WRITING CASE
romps CAN li lK 80 A ittiltAk IN (AL!) AN 1*
Mice the enter a table eight by utile limbed,
to write upon. will hold
Pau and Pelmet!,
India Illanbbor,
and Cheirkevo.
Checker Iteara.
and yet will fold up so to measure °rapt%
• Indies br 2 Inchiw.
For sale by
W. M. HA VEN,
WOOD ar. THIRD STS,
FAMILY COAL IMPOT.
Whl. hi. STEWART,
1 ).113A.1.M1R, IN COAL.
Corner SOUTH COMMON & SANDUSKY
. ALLEGILENY ITY.
gramifies 'applied witb coal at low rates
OS dart notice.
CHANCE FOR 'BARGAIN&
Th e s u b scr ib er whilin g tri close 01It his summer
BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS,
To make room for Fall Goods, will offer them at a
alight advance on cost You must call at the
(WRAP CASH STORE,
OF JOS.!C. BORLAND'S.
au2 AS Market atreetad door from Fifth.
N. B. dr C. P. MARK E,
Manufacturing and Dealers in
BOOR. CAP LETTER,
and all kinds of
WRAPPING PAPER,have removed from
No. 27 Weed Street to
NO. 88 SMITHFIELD STREET.
Pittsburgh. Pa..
Ai' Cash paid for RASH.— -
Trtuiteee' Bale.
JEIIf 11111TICC OF AM ACT OFAMEN
BLY of the Commonwealth of Penneylva-
Mapproved February 6. 186?. I will expose to
iel M e. on the premised. m the Borough of .
ISM the propoit eroer y
ofthe co. Pa. on Monday. Minot 4.
Marna Iron Commuey.
Comigoe of oneßolling MI% Steel Works. a
large atehou^4oDwg Bonne. and Warms
of LYN; together with all Ma/gnaw
tor moauthelomiag u irob. Nails. and teal.
Thie is a dieing property f or any parts wish
leg to la the Imainow n...... loeated on the Arlo
ritamiog in the mars of
tho hut coal ' in i'm'' . l tern Pennahrania.
osavealiat to e vs' _bet and with
seeddie oft A
pwriagtirsusit it. ' .
payments ot iihr : Nige - ft
witik airm iatarest. my froan nami 1
..
Anoss. --- 1
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timedniat,
Emir
WR DEPARTRM'
Adj. CieneraPs OfficeA, Wash'gton /1 . Ju ne ~ Vl}
GENERAL ORDER O. 72. -
111. No more furloughs will be granted to pa
rolled prisoners. All furloughs heretofore given
them are hereby revoked, and all prisoners now
at large on their parole, or who may hereafter be
parolied by the rebel authorities, will immediate
1Y repair—if belonging to regiments raised in the
New England and Middle States, to Camp of In
struction established near Annapolis, Md.; if be
longing to regiments raised in the States of Vir
ginia Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, and
Michigan. to Camp Chase . . near Columbus. 0 ; if
belonging to regiments raised in the States of 11-110015.
110015. WRICORSIS. 31 /Onegata• lowa, and. Missouri
to the Camp near Jefferson Barracks. Mo.—anu
report forsook' duty. compatible with theirparole.
as may be assigned to them by the officers in com
mand of said camps. And all, whether officers
or soldiers, who fail to comply with this order
within the space of time necessary for them to do
so, will nenccounted deserters and dealt with ae-
cording/Y.
Th r altentien of all commanding, mustering
and recruiting officer.; is particularly directed to
this °Ma, and they are require e their ut
most exertions , not only to give t i t hewidest cir
culation in their neighborhoods, but to see that it
is faittrully carried out. And their Excellencies,
the Governors of the several States. are respect
fullyend. solicited to lend their efforts to the same
IV. The transportation necessary to a 0 001-
'4i:wee with this order °an, on application, be
Procured from the Governors of the several
States, or from the United States mustering or
commanding oflicero in the various cities within
them.
Taut the Governor of Pennsylvania may, under
the provisions of the para raphs above quoted,
materially assist in bringing about a compliance.
the following circular is published :
CIRCULAR.
I Transporttion, upon application in form to
this Department, will be forwarded by mail or
telegraph i to soldiers and officers coming under
the pros - mums of the above -named General Or
ders, either to Harrisburg, or the point at which
the nearest quartermaster, mustering or com
manding officer is stationed.
IL The form required for such application is
the certificates of two responsible citizens of the
place in which the soldier or CAM may then be
raiding, that his statement as to being a paroled
prisoner nowtt large is correct, or that he is a vol
unteer absenfrom his regiment and now fit to
return. By order of
96 Ire 1 pi .
GOV. A. G. CURTEST
0. W. GEES, Chief of Transportation and Tel
egraph Depar tment of Pennsylvania. ant-ltd
roposals for Army Wagons.
. o Fri= QUARTERMASTER D. S. A I C3l V.
Pittsburgh, Penn's, Aug. 4,1%2.
haEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE BE_
CSIVED at this office until 12 AL on Satur
day. poi nt 9th po i ntst. 186 L for the delivery at
such or. within the limits of the city.
as may be designated by the undersigned. of Three
llundred Army Wagons. Specifications to be
mein at this office.
Bids will he reeeDred for the whole number, or
thr any number not less than One Hundred. Bids
will not be received front any person not actual
engaged in the manufacture of Wagons. Rae
bid mutt be aceompanied by a guaran, for the
execution of a vontract, in ease the bid
be ac
cepted. and good and glltheient BeClititY in not Icss
than the amount of the hid, will be reunited for
the due performance cf the contract.
The bidders will state explicitly the period
within which thy propose to deliver, and other
things being equal, preference will he given to
bids specifying tin shorten Period.
Blank forms of bids, guarantAiti. and bond; auuy
be procured on application at this office person
ally, or by letter or telegraph.
oposats by firms most name all the pa rtie, to
, ac,t . l? firms.
• The prWpo•al..d . bidders not in c.mformity to
the above require:Tie:am will not be • misidereil.
Bidder= mast be present whet. the bi,ls ure
opened.
The right to reject all bids is reserved,
Addre.os proposals as 1 , 11. , wr5:
MAJOR ALEX. MONTGOMERV.
Quartermaster U. 5 A ,
A Pittsburgh. Pa,.
th "Pr..p.-alt To! ArNy I{'ag.Tl4."
ft,
EVAL.
PIESiRIiNTLAVMO ANI4I SAL AN-
T !R
A IT:WITHIN° COMPANY
Hove removed their Claim! from 24 Wood at.
to
OLD SHEIWERIr,
Corner of Pitt and buque•site Way.
OFFI.CIi ON PITT : 4 TREET.
au^_-Itn tI EUKOE COLHOUN, Agent.
. . _
~~'1':€1IALTII
HORNE'S TRIMMING STORE.
►'e bee leave to cull the attention of
ALL WIIOLESA LE ANL , RETAIL BUYERS
To our Flock of goods, purchased early in duly,
'anions to the advance in prices.
Dress Trimeniugs in Every Variety:
Black Velvet Ribbons, all widths;
Embroidered Collars and Setts:
•
Lace Collars and Melts:
Footing Collars:
Linen Mandkerehiello. embroidered,
bellowed and corded:
Hoop Skirls and Mechanic Corsets;
Army:Mains, Drawers, Socks. Lc.;
Narrow Cowled-Edge Trimming Rib
bons;
Ladies' Superior Cotton Hosiery:
Gloves. Guantlets. and Blk Liter Mitts:
Buck Hiding Gauntlets;
Ladies' Brown and Bine"( Straw Mats;
Chenille and invisible Hair Nets:
Woolen Yarwo, new lot Just received:
Purges les at all prices;
Black English ('rape: Bombazine:
Grenadine: Crape and Lace Vella;
Fancy Goods and Notions of all kinds
•NTIONYNEYIt
and lookrelisiad
Joseph Horne,
77 & 79 MARKET STREET.
Wholesale Rooms. 2d and 3d Stories. au2
. _
HOLMES FOR *2.Soo—RICK
1 Dwelling House of hall, six or eight rooms
cellar, etc., fronting oa Colwell Street Also a two
story frame house of hall, five rooms, and cellar,
and a large lot of ground, situate one square from
Pennsylvania Avenue and the Passenger Rail.
way. Terms VW cash, remainder in five yearly
Payments. Apply to
S. CUTHBERT & SONS.
au2 51 Market street.
• -
.000 RIMEIELAI OF RYE
Wanted at
MOORE'S . ..DISTILLER Y.
pay the highest cash prim.
THOMAS MOORE ,
89 Fizetstreet.Pittsbursit.
SHOE MAKERS 1K TUE EAST HATE
GO.
VEERED BY THE CITY OF NOS.
TON. THE .111-
NATIONAL TAX, AND DEPRECIA
T NON
. 01' CURRENCY. ALL CON
SPIRE TO ADVANCE BOOTS AND
SUOM BEYOND ALL PRECEDENT.
B'n''
CONCERT HALL SHOE STORE.
No. 62 Fifth street,
HAVE MADE CONTRACTS IN FUZE:
ADDLPILIA AND CINCINNATI A
YEAR AHEAD. SO WE SHALL
STILL NELL AT ABOUT
1:rie*4:0 3 1 1 1z111- 1
TaDAY'S ADVIERT/8231:1111Ta. lrCO.DAlMAinrilanilinitipr 8
',T., LECTURE AT WIC/ ISM FITT
. Headquarters Penneylvarda Militia . .
wier COLLEGE. earner of PIM and ed. Clair
TRANSPORTATIOT & TELEGRAM DEPARTMENT, I I streets. Monday morning at U A.I.
Harrisburg, July 24 l&k:. s '
,11111 E ATFORTION OF MOLDIEIIII -- PERCENTAGE.
i
-EL and officers now absent from their residaleatt
of G Stefan from New York to Liverpool.
is Especially directed to the Mowing Paragraphs
-- --
eneral Orders Nos. SW and 72 respectivels :
THE STEAJISHIP
WAR DEPARTMENT. 1 GREAT EASTERN, -
Adj. General's Oleo. Wash'gton..lune 5, 1562.
GENERAL ORDER NO.M. • Walter Paton emmennamdegr. •
WILL
IL A large number idAalunteers aro absent
from their regiments who are now fit for duty. To mow LIVERPOOL, I ratio tesw YORE.
enable them to return, the Governors of Stater are Calling at Queenstown. I Tuesday - - Sept. 3
authorized to
.give them certificates or passes. &dards* , - - Aug: 161 Saturday, - - Oct. 25
which will entitle them to transportation to the Wednesday. - Oct. 1 Thursday.- - Dee. 11
station of the nearest United States mustering Tuesday. - - Nov. 1 9
otlicer or Quartermaster, who will pay the coat of sloy-This magnificent ship havingproved herself
transportation on 6uel2 certificate or pass, and unequalled for speed. safety. and consformeea
provide transportation for the soldier to his regi- sickness being viamenen on board./ is strongly tee
went or station.
ommended us:the most eligible conveyance for
passengers:
FIRST CABIN, from - - - - $llO t 05155
accommodation ding to the size. situation. and
of the State ROMIR. all having
the same privileges in the saloons and in regard
to meals and attendance.
Suites of apartments for families may be en
gaged by special agreement. 1
Servants accompanying passenger*, and obil-1
dren under 1t years of age, halt fare; influlb
free,
0 WAR FOR THE 111i050 00
SECOND CABIN.
State Room Berths, meals served at uvulae to
ble, $lO,
Tickets fir !he voy age to and fro a Liverpool a
a fare and a half.
THIRD C.481N.
Intermediate State Room—Passengers found
with bed. bedding, table utensils. and good mits
stantial food, - -
STEERAGE.
With superior accommodations.
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet of
luggage.
An experienced surgeon on board.
For freight or passage apply to
THOS. RATT/GAR.
lib Water stroet. PittebUrgh.
CHAS. A. WHITNEY._
At the office, H 0.26 Broadway. N. Y.
HOWLAND & ASPINWALL. Agents.
au4
aIIIAT, PASTE, RAT PASTE,
In offering this article we wish it distinctly un
derstood that it is no Nundaless, gotten up to
deceive, Verminhe eontray ande best and most
effectual Destroyer Rat Killer. ever
discovered. Its advantages are over all others.
that
It is one half cheaper,
• It is free from Poison.
It brings Vermin to the air to die,
It prevents them from dying in the premises.
It will when used according - to the directions,
Completely kanish Rats wont the premises
In • %role night.
Is ispreferable in every respect to and
Vermin Destroyer now in WM. Mit does any
not prove
effectual in every instance. banishiOg them in a
single night. Money refunded in every instance.
Ou account of the celebrity of this article. many
worthless imitations has been gotten up. only to
deceive, to avoid imposition, ask for sad take no
other than the •
Rae Paste, Make Perste, Rat Peat%
Prepared by
JOSEPH FLEMING'S.
Corner Diamond and Market street.
Country dealers supplied at the lowest prices
The highest price paid in cash for Beeswax.
au4
Public Sale of Orizaba Iron Works, So
phia Furnace, Zia
PURIWANCE OF AN ALIAS o*..
DER issued out of the District Court of Alle
gheny County. in the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania, to N 0.3 of November Term, 1955, I will
expose to public sale, at the Merchants'llitehange
on Fourth street, in the City of Pittsburgh, cm
Wednesday the 27th day of August, 15a2. at
o'clock or at ouch time and place to which
said sale may be then and thersadpurned, all the
following described property, to wit :
The lands and tenements composing and appals
tenant to Orizaba' Workssand BMus Furnace,
situate in Pollock Township. adjoining and adja
cent to the borough of Newcaetle, in Lawrence
county. Pennsylvania , bounded and described as
follows :
A piece of land bounded, north by Neshannock creek. east by the PennsYlvania canal. south by
other land of said trust, and west by Neshannock
creek, containing one acre, more or less, on which
are erected a blast furnace, known by the name of
Sophia, 40 feet square and 45 feet high, eluting
house tuyer house, cinder house, stock homier,
boiler house. engine house, engine and blast, with
threo boilers in the boiler house, and five extra
boilers set and complete, and large brick stack.
Rollingie of land. bginning at north-east corner
of Mill lot, n i t Neshannock'creek. running
thence north 47-‘,= west ltr2 feet. north 4:3;4' eon
151 feet, thence alone said mill It 24914 feet to the
place ot beginning: on which is a brief( office rind
a blacksmith .thop.
A piece of Mud of one a-re and S-t perches,
more or less, beginning at it near Lock No 2
on Pennsylvania canal, running south Yi west
:kin feet to a post on said canal; thence south 2334°
east 'SW feet to a post on Neshanuock creek :
thence south west 300 feet by said creek to a
putt; thence south 24:1;:, east 249.34 2 ' feet to the Mace
of beginning: on whn:h is erected a rolling mill,
the main building 150 by 212 feet, with sheds at
tached, in which are 10 boiling funning, 5 beet
ing furnaces, boilers and engine sufficient to drive
all the machinery in said mill, bar rolls, small
etch, ros,
2.5 nail plate and muck squeezera shears
nail machine.' and one wrought spike ma
,
chine. and a brick warehonea 60 by :1) feet.
A piece of land beginning on the canal at south
west earner of mill lot, and running south 243.0
west Doi feet along sand canal, thence south Se , zu
east 50 feet by land of .1. dt.f, U. White, thence
south 2° east 181 feet by street. thence west 24 feet
to a post, thence south east 150 feet by an alley,
thence 13 feet by J. & J. C. White, to mill lot,
thence along said lot to the place of beginning;
containing one-half acre, more or ices, on whichts
a nail and stave factory. 46 by 112 feet, engine and
boiler house, with engine suffieieet to drive ma
chinery for 21 nail machine., one spike mhehhie,
one stave machine, circular saws. &c., therein con
tained;one clay house, 54 by 31 feet, with ma
chinery for grinding and tempering clay to make
fire brick.
A lot of ground. No. 3, in White's addition to
New Castle, bounded on the north and east by
streets. south front No. 7. and west by Jefferson
street: feet by 160 feet; on which is a
brick cooper shop, 25 by 40 feet, and carpenter
shop 12 feet square.
A piece of land in the borough of New Castle,
beginning at the north-west corner of School
House on east side of Jefferson street. near the
bridge over Neshannock creek; thence north 88'
east 130 feet to said creek :thence north 37W west
to 43 feet thence south fl V west .M feet to Jeff:
arson street: thence south i° eat 125 feet, to the
place of beginning, containing one sere, more or
leas.
A lot of ground bounded, north hy other lands of
said trust, east by A. L. de G. W. Crawford. south
by Whites heirs, and west by Jefferson street, on
which is erected a brink dwelling home.
The abovedeseribed property will be sold to
gether as a whole. Also in separate petrels, as
described.
The undivided half of 400 acres of land, more
or less. in Neal annoek township, bounded north
r by Crawford, east by Pearson, Pyle and others,
south by Thomas Falls, and west by Maitland aw l
Crawford, abounding with coat about iZO arra
cleared. coal banks opened. a number of frame
houses. barna sheds. stables, coke ovens, &c. ,
erected thereon.
A piece of land in Neshannock township,
bounded by lands of William Alexander. James
Boyle, and John/Mcßee, conaniagaspues sad
130 perches, on which is erected a_piank house. •
1 1 log house. a frame stable; about 20 acresclaiued;
also a good spring of waters
Three contiguous iota ofvaunt hi tu a igula ktimt
township. bounded on the north by
and others, south by Whits east by Vegan and
others, and west , by— on which are Greeted
dwelling houses. stables, -
Apiece of land in Neshannock to bin
south of Brustbrook road, containing sores,
I more or lees, beam part of the Ihmpata_traot.
I purchased by P. McCormick from Diana Musa.
son, situate about I% minstrels' New Coale. on
the Bastbrook road.
I A jot of ground. 60 feet front by 160 In depth, in
the bOrough of New Culla:bounded north by
Jeffersonyey. south by Jaoob Lint. and
wi gtn inystreet. an which is erected a
frame stable.
A lot ofground in Pollock township in White's
addition to New Castle. beginning:AßM street.
at corner of lot number 2; theses Veast by
saidstreet 50 feet; thence south gll° west by lot
N 0.3. 150 feet ; thence north 2° wen by alley 50
feet tosouth-west corner oflotNo. 1 ; theneenorth
88° east by lot No. 2,lsofeet, to the place of be
ginning.
A name hails and lot in Pollock township.
bounded north by Neshannock creek, east by Jet`
tenon street. west by ---,, out by
Alettefgrovind in said township, bounded north
by Wallace, east by an alleys south by Dickies.
and wait by Croton road, being 50 feet in Dont by
150fixit &idea*.
Also, a tract of land of about 42$ acres, is Su
gar Creek township. Venting() county.Penngrlva
nia. known as theßaw Mill treat, being the same
described in deed from Pollard MeCormickdated
23d August. 1355.
Alao. a lot of ground in the City of Detroit and
State of Miehigan.deseribed as the east half and
a strip off the west Fall of livefeetia width. run
ning the entire length- thereof.of lot number 3 of
block No. 47 of the Cass Farm.
A more full and acauatedeseription of the prop
erty to be sold will be furnished from the deeds at
the time of sale. Thans—One-furth of the purchase in Wad,
upon execution of the deed or deeds, and there.-
idue in three 4 1 011111011 iii• 11111•Ual
thereafter: with interest from the detest the ea
knowledement of the deed beton the Gaut. Bald
deferred payments to be secured by beads and
mortgage upon the property. Twee_ te-ive peg
meat of the hand money wheals tatilMe
struck down. Why 8.
jy 29-4 w Rossiya'.
Rend: Read: Read.:
HIGHLY IMPOMMILIMII
dm. =AT DELINP
righ wo ED. and those indisylor of
t:
TO
.._..Totrtto AND mak
v ea t .-%_epperilase Mhos yaw
_ - -
liPrizajcarsiox
ARRIVED, '
Franklin. Bonnet nrollllB9i4d
dawn. Clark. Browvarl
Cat Bayard. Faabkm lia.babet .
a
ifeionee. Johniton. ineaUnir
• MA BUD.
Franklin. net. Brownavino.
do
....a...orara. Fewer. Blisabotk.
The itiver--Laat evoniuk twilistet
there were three feet water in tho Amino] b 7 the
metal marks._ having fallen eight inches in the
Past 24 hours. Weather very warm.
Sir Captain Gottld's new steamer
xr
rived at the lauding ou Saturday She isabeantY
STEAMBOAT AGENCY.
WM. HAZLET'S'
lbw oed an odic* at •
NO. 90 W ATER 19711,111 MT, .
Wh a era tat will transact a General. Stausig hh t
awrnsiimidness. and would solicit a sawn aftwt:
map wonstaambostnwn. andi-Isd
zwitopmeas AGENCY.
FIIIII•11FA itATTIOAN. 111W1Mmalk_
jg. Amt. 116 Water street, flumundi. PL.
hipmailirii to brine out or mum Duel re
frost ortommlof the old mm% steer P
amp or lute.
OtWa — qa :. FOR SAUL payable la our
Part of
and Ciaciaasig i th- ,
eVe Np li ar l d
Vie d°, tholiaaelittUmasiltat
and
Gawky. ow York. Liverpool. Okradow and
fell
'Brief the lip? meeting be. swift the hands' clasp-
Off fin il l
wars enough for them all."
"NOW OR_ NEVER 1"
. •
roam vxnutszennen TN ENTLIINT,
INti A COMPANY OF MEN.
NOT -FOR NINEOR T W ELVEMONTH,, but
FOR THEW A. It .
Those who enlist for thin paritnt (which way be
one year. two ye are or three yearn will nerdy re -
(elm tie/Wowing Bounty and Admen...! Pay. ou
being mustered into Berme:—
Bounty frourAllmheny County...
Bounty from the United States—
Premium from the United Show.
One month's nay in advance.....
---
Total
$92
At the close of the war $73 will also be paid to
each recruit.
thaisibleof the great emergency which dictated
the President ls call for 800,000 more men, r
cannot say to tny friends. "Go r but rather,:
"Oome, Let Us Off to the War Together,"
IMOffice. for the_present, in FOURTHSTORT
OF DISPATCH BUILDING. Bo: 97 Fifth
Street.
THIN DAY-
Jtut opened a complete assortment of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
w. a. Noma dt co..
inl9 14$ Federal street. Alforbear MO.
y _Amur CONGIUMIS REEL GAIT.
.N 4 azus. GOOD. el AO.
LADIES' CONGRESS HEEL GA ITER% (Good,
*I SO.
LADIES' CONGRESS HEEL GAITER., (Good,
$1 50.
AT DIFFENBACHER'S.
No. MS Fifth street. near Mar
lb Destror--Eata. and
D astrott -- Lift,Moleto Anta.
imara,--Bed OM.
lb Desaror--.. Moths in Furs. Clothes. c.
2b
lb z ..ceoaaroy -- Mosenitoes and Ms.
aaaroar—lnasets on Planta a nd Pn
lb ijearo f ir--Insaete on
11 Animals.
. Daetroy---Everylonn and soecies o '
"Ikon from Po6.ns,"
&ulcerous to the Thousn legtnll9.**
"Rats do not dioon tht premises.
"Tboy come of out their holes to dle."
Sold Ree.D/WAere—b7
AU WROLIMALIC DRUGGISTS in the largeeltiea.
and by Drogaiste..Grocers. Storekeepers and Re.
tailors genarakr. In all °annoy Town. and VII-
Lewin thiM tad States.
ut. A. if CO.. IL E.
k CO.. sad Wktiessle Agents at ti= lit g
Country drab.. eata order aa bove. Or addrari
dlrect—for for PriessmiTam he ] to
Y IL COlntao.,
Principal Bona. 48 11 Broadway. Wow Yrk,
ie4:3lndawis
8111TH & PITOAIRN,
MERCHANT TAIIILORO,
NO. 48
T. or...azu wr.R.E.Eur.
JOHN LITTLE, Jr.,
NO. ISt FOURTH STREET.
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
Promissory Not's. Stock Bon& and 1![o
"At
1 ITnivenel Olefins Wringer.
T • " lIN IVZIRSAIL CLOTIKIEts
two a weX EING1111" bailout in m q oo is fan ti b
ilio. - It ametihdy aavii nub hard work.
It min .~m alio. lar garmati that ars smithy
old and warn ars saver araelted.or. fora ixr it. at
they ara nay to Within WWI bY aaaltedliara
bars chimera; riootamind it am a es; tams-
AT aaditaat. LU
Oninaa. N. J.. Saloum'''. /86.2. CY STONE.
Felt OL&LE AT fa El& SS NT. CLAIM AL
J. & H. PH
Soli Agents for ttgaar. '
TIMM cl7/1r WITWOIST
RATharby V the us eirip waist= mbar
Zl iMa
L°l AII=C4
i tubludi
, =treated my prow& and aro
ott V to WRY
1 mato** sad mu
odd by peon
=I. disholanno know WY
nessuit. -
11111.111tnnindL TEETH inserted in ivory -
MAN and teams as low. as win warrwat tba
boot Kneatinial in all saws.
.11. OUDRY. Dentist,
134 Smithfield itiwt.
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