The Pittsburgh post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1859-1864, June 24, 1863, Image 3

B-2!, 1 1. aa. YETTENCOLLI. di CO, No. 37
Dar PARR ROW. NW YORK, and FITATE
STRRRT, ROSTON axe oar agents for the Dail,'
and Weekly /Nal In those ' aid and are au
zad to take Advertieeta_ ante and Sobeorlptioes
or na at ow Lauren mates.
WEDNESDA.Y MORInNG, JUNE 24.
CM eh7l HIGIUJORIND INTBLIBUOIi
,SqUirrel Hill Furtifloationa.
The following are the number of men
at :work on Squirrel Hill Fortifications.
hue 23d, 1863 :
Fort Pitt Glass Works .
Barron, Ali ler & Co ......
.......
Win F Richardson
14 El
Wood
Folder t treat Squad, Capt. Stein.. .........
&
Jared Co
PI Bru h
T 0 Buffam a Co ......................
Jp Haigh &Co ............... .................... ... ..............
Hgrtupee & Co
Doug as & nnalish ..... ...................
James Rees
A Fulton & Son
Wm.Barnhill & CO
Tini McGraw
Robert Lea.: ....... .....
......
Sholes, Ferguson & B oyd
(hers. Smyth di 0 C o Walton, Phillips & C
Bilroe Rich ards & CO
Wm k 1 8r0wn_... ._..........
R & J Watson_
Cornwell & v err
Hartman & Lare-.... ... .. -....... ............... .......
Daily Dispatch
Capt Cornwall's squad fll
eQuewun & Douglas ...... ........ .......
...................
2 horses arid p ows
Finkbine & RicheY
Kelly. Glass &. Co
Gillespie k Schultee
Yarnall D
Volunteer workmen ........ . .....
W&Haven-- ... ..... ........ ..................
..............
Daily Morning 'Yost
Langkamp & Waunderlieb .....
.......
Magee & Bro
.E.Wormser & Co
George H Anderson.. ..... . .... ........ _______
Laughlins & Co
Thorn & i o
Jll Jenks —.
Bales II
Preston & Foster . .
H Hartman & Co .
Carroll et nyder
Ring ,si Pennock
arlme a Stewart..
oodside & Wallace
Rush House
Fowler'e Exchange
Wi es Coroueopiae
, grir'sExcharrge
watson & Munroe ................ . ......................
Redman John
Mill •
Howard Paper M
Elmer P
to •
5
Teamsters
Thoninson & Co
John Fu11ert0n.__.. ..... .. . _
JRirkpatrick-
Lieut. culler and 30 men of 16th regiment 3
Allegheny City Democratic Club
At a meeting of this Club the following
sgticiluttoits were adopted and ordered to
published in the Post:
Resolved, That we-hail with delight the
f nominations of Jadge G. W. Woodward
for Governor. and Judge W. H. Lowrie,
,•for .Sapreme Judge, by the Democratic
State Convention, held at Harrisburg, on
the 17th inst, and that we pledge our
hearty support to a triumphant election.
Besot/led, That the chairman appoint a
committee of six to conf,T with the Demo
cratic Central Club of Pittsburgh in refer.
once to calling a mass meeting to ratify
the nominations of Judges Woodward and
Lowrie for Governor and Supreme Judge.
Resolved, That the thanks of this meet
ing_be tendered Adam Hershperger, Esq.,
for the handsome hickory pole, presented
to-the club. Also, to the ladies for ma
lting the Hog,
1
On motion three 'searty cheers were giv
en for Woodward and Lowrie, after which
the meeting adjourned.
„ The Work Goes Bravely Oa.”
The report from the. Third Ward Alle
'Eheny is as follows: The number of men
employed was 818. The amount of money
subscribed and collected was $75 75, w hich
'was paid over to Mr. Thomas Bakewell,
'the Treasurer, last evening. Messrs. W.
McGee andi S. R. Rldgera were the
persona who had charge of the matter.—
They deserve credit for the successful
.manner in which their part was perforated.
Well done Third Ward, Allegheny.
Theatre---Benefit of the Treas
urer, Barry Overington.
'To -night this mach talked ()levant takes
place, and to more than merely announce
the faet we ' deem almost' unnecessary.—
The pieces selected for the occasion--
"Aurora Floyd"and "The Two Brides
of Allegheny or the Volunteer" abound
with interest. The ffrat is taken from the
popular >novel of the same name, 'written
by-Miss nraddon. The thrilling effects
produced in this beautiful drama is truly
flattering -to the effort of the tnanhgement.
The Two Brides is froa the pen of an
Qfficer of the army and is pronounced far
aove the ivcrageof the plays now a-days.
We understand seats can be secured for
those who hold Mr. Overington'a tickets.
This is probably the last time these plays
will be..plaCed upon the stage this season.
*OOl "Orowetoa Conventioiii
In pursuance of public notice, a large
number of the wool growers, of Finley,
Moon, •Robiniscin, North and South Fay
ette townships in Allegheny comity, and
Robinson and^Cecil. 'townships, in Wash
ingimi County, met in. Convention at the
Publie , School House in Noblestown 'on`
Saturday, June 20th, 1863, and'olganized
by calling Robt. Moßarney, of
Washington county, to the chair, and ap
pointing Robt. Potter, of Noblestown,
Secretary. The following resolutions
were uttanimausly passed by the Conven
tion.
Resolved, That in view of the rates of
exchange, great coat of raising wool, the
enormous advance of woolen and cotton
goods, and every thing 144 consume, we
are better entitled to 01111 dollar per,ponnd
for our wool this year.than fifty cents last
Resolved, That, we agree to and call
upon all wool growers to hold their wools
at $lOO per pound until there is a change
in the Price of woolen and cotton gOods.
Resolved, That we call on all wool
growers-in' VVestern IN. to meet in CCM
vention and resolve to stand , by what the,y
may consider a just and fair price in view
ofAtta , pTesent - prices Of other articles.
Resolved, That George Burns, of Clin
ton M Robb, ark of Noblestown,and Wm.
,
NiehoNon, Esq , of Rich Valley, be a
Committee to meet in Convention at
Washington, Pa., on the 26th of Junn,
assist in carrying oat these resolutions.
Resolved, That the Secretary-have the
proceedinga,of this meeting published in .
theSii•nrday Post and Pittsburgh Gazette,
of Pittsburgh, and Washington Review
and Tribune.
Artillery.
Capt. G. 11.133nefon has been anthoriz
ed:iry •Hovre to raise a 'company of
Artillery; the six months service ; his
head quarters are on Fifth street, nearly
opposite the Post Office. The Captain has
seat servide andie a`fine-offiner.
Hotel for Bent.
The='j Mits'sey_ House,c' locate&ort the
.corner of Rose and BreekenridgeAreets
.opposite the Pittsburgh - and; Cionnelliville
Dei•.ot is now offered for rent.
'The.,*`#attse" brin good - rep_air Ant ha
been dblog a gdodlusinesS. - Td any per
eottanderstanding the business a fine op ,
portuntybsnoty. offered. Immediate-pos..
sessipa Ar4iihe.given. Apply to
tf Taos. Atoorm, No. 189 Fret et. I
Qum h BA Irma's Eicrwicuritisethin. eNfor IR mitt
manufacturing okrpwakArA the Deit A ge nt
A. F. VIATOLIAY, General •
streetalittilburkh.
EL3IIIGBURG - GBAPE.
fixrE cAnt rusarmix rzw yams v v 014115 valtuktb arl4Pest $2 Operitostm ;
31260 pot Ko.
C_JrNOX,
sa2ll. nu ans.
REBELS r IN NIARYLANIFIN LARGE
Latest Prom Vicksburg.,
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
SIEGE GUNS OPENED ON PORT
CONVENTION TO ABOLISH SLAVERY' IN
LATE FOREIGN NEWS
Rebels Still in Indiana
HARRISBURG, Jan, 23—There is nothirg
new this evening at Shippensburg. The
last telegraphic station is pp the valley.—
The operator at Chambersburg with some
newspaper correspondents who were there
when the rebels Intend have not, as yet,
been heard from.
A skirmish took place to-day about ten
miles from Gettysburg -between some.of
err troops and about eighty rebels. The I
enemy retreated losing one man. What
preparations are being made by General
Couch and the State authorities to clear
the Cumberland valley of the enemy would
not be proper to give. Those who know
the true position of affairs fell Satisfied
that the ynemy pill not remain long in
the State nilesaleavily reinforced.
Information fro& Capt. Boyd, com
mending cavalry outpost, headpuarters at
Greenville, states, that the rebels are one
t housand strong five miles this side of
Chamberabnrg. It is feared that Scotland
Creek bridge has been destroyed again.
The rebels reoccupied Chamberaburg
about ele7en o'clock this morning. The
rebel cavalry pickets are now five miles
this side. The national troops under Gen.
Knipe, which were at Chambersburg, have
safely fallen back to the main body. The
authorities believe that the rebels are in
considerable force at Chambersburg.
BALTIMORE, June 22.—The information
received at the Headquarters of General
Schenck to night and corroborated by
other sources, is that Gen. Ewell's forces
to the number of from 34,000 to 40 000
are now in Maryland, in Boonsboro Val
ley. They have a large quantity of artil
lvry and cavalry and infantry. They are
building bridges across the canal and ac
tively engaged in foraging the country,
collecting supplies, &c. They crossed at
the Antietam Ford and Shepperdstown.
Gen. Belly telegraphs that Imboden's
cavalry. about 3,000 strong are at Big
Cacapon.
Gen. Halleck visited this city to-day.—
He inspected the fortifications and other
defensive works in progress here. He ez•
pressed great satisfaction at the rapidity
with which they were prepared, and the
admiration of the zealous loyalty of Union
Letgues in arming for the public defence.
NEW YORK, Jane 23—A dispatch from
General Hooker's headquarters, dated
yesterday, says: It is beyond a doubt
that the enemy's main infantry force, in
cluding the corps of A. P. Hill, is on the
immediate western slope of the Blue Ridge,
between Snicker's Dap and Winchester.
The New Orleans correspondence, by
the steamer Locust Point, states that our
siege batteries had been opened on Port
Hudson, and a continuous rain of shot and
shell was being poured into the enemy's
works. Several buildings supposed to
contain commissary stores , were destroyed
and the rebels were known to be suffering
some in killedond wounded.
An expedition had driveti away a force
oftebela collected at Clinton. Captain.
Perkins, of our 2d Louisiana cavalry, was
killed in the skirmish.
Deserters coming into our lines report
the rebel strength at least ten thousand,
well clothed but suffering for food.
Twenty five or thirty of our men are
daily added to the killed and wounded by
the rebel sharpshooters.
Capt. Hart, of the gunboat Albatross,
had committed suicide by blowing oat his
brains with a pistol, while insane from
fever.
A rebel telegram from Mobile -of the
17th says, that the rebels have repulsed
;our troops twenty-seven times at Port
!Hudsun, and that aid is close at hand.
; A courieritirived at Jackson from' Port
iHadson and strites that the Federals have
;been severely punish Eal, and that the gar
rison has sixty days provisions and will
hold out to the last.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY POTOMAC, 1
June 23, 1863.
General Pleasanton had the greatest
Cavalry fight on the 21st that has yet taken
place. Early on Sunday morning he ad-
Vanced on the enemy at a point beyond
I.iddleburg, being supported br _General
arry's division of infantry, A fightj
nsued, which was kept up all day; Stuart
being driven steadily, with heavy - loss,
clear into Ashby's Gay, beyond Upper
'file,• a distatica of twelve miles:- Gentral
Pleasanton captured two guns, three cais
sons and blew np another caisson; also
upwards of a hundred prisoners, including
one Lieut. Colonel, one Major and five
other officers.
The enemy left their dead and wounded
on the field and in the town of Upperville.
A large 'number of wounded rebels were
found.
Gan. Pleasonton describes it as a most
disastrous day to the rebel cavalry. Our
citvalry behaved with the greatest bravery,
and_aa. usual, did great exeeution with the
aribre:
• !Stuart has fortified Ashby's Gap with
aiiillery,a n d will probably hold it against
oar further advance.
(Considering the extensive nature of the,
fight oar loss is light, and will not - exceed
in killed; wounded and missing, one hun
dred and seventy five,
gun
in
enemy left teriponuff:parrct gun
crossing the field. They probably
threw the gun into the. Goose creekafter
it iWIL/I dismounted. - Two rebel 'Poloiiele ,
are known to - have been ;Colonel'
Vincent'a iabsatirbrigade were: actively
engaged and behaved - with great 'courage.
Gen. Buford 'a cavalry °Ohtani *tied on
the right and auccessfully arnve a large
part of the exemy,before him and captor
ed a number of proriners,,,inclading two.
Lie` tit: Colonels. 'The cavalry justly feet
gleeful over thelr large exPlaits; taidEth'e'
inrantrypartakesofthesaras spirit and are
now madly to back up the =cavalry in their
atbiaveratati.
k'ourtundredwagen loads of wounded
are reported by the , thtizenito fia,Ts been
taken through . the Gaps, This' belieied
to a
ibe n exaggeration: •
TIALTIMORE, June, xl:=--A'hody . of cavalry
be onging to Gen. Conch's command, en
tered Frederick yesterday afternoon and
drove the rebels out of the pikes.' •-• •
It is now believed, that , there are no
tvbels in Frederick county.
''gains left this morning for Frederick•
and Harper's Peerjr.-- - •
FORCE.
HUDSON
11L430 URI.
CAPE RACE, June 23. royal mail
steamship Canada with advi —The
ces from Liv.
erpool to the 13th and Queenstown to the
14th, was intercepted off this point at
eight o'clock on Monday evening.
The steamer City of Cork from Liver
13th,pool on the 12th and Queenstown on the
was also boarded on Monday even
ing.
.P're_ident Lincoln, through Minister
Adams, has returned his warm thanks to
the Liverpool Emancipation Society for
their friendly.address,
The anneuncement of the capture of
Puebla was received with satisfaction, on
change in. London and Mexican bonds ad
vanced 2 @SI percent.
All"the - telegraph wires from Warsaw
have been destroyed.
The ship Charles Hunt ashore near fire
merhaven has got c ff.
LivEneoot., June 13.—Market—Cotton
firmer but unchanged, The breadstu ffs
market is dull but steady. Provibiore
are fl at.
The steamer China from New York ar
rived at Liverpool on Saturday,
NEW YORE, Jane 23—The Richmond
papers give an account of the accidental
explosion of the rebel Iron -clad rain Chat
tahoochie, with which it was intended to
make a raid upon the federal fleet at Ap
palachicola in revenge for the capture of
the schoon-r Fashion, laden with cotton,
by the boats of the squadron. Twelv e
persons were killed and others badly
scalded, and the ram filled with water and
sank near the shore, renting firmly on the
bottom. Midshipman Malony was among
the killed.
The Richmond Dispatch of the 20th,
confirms the statement mat, it was Ewell's
corps which advanced up the Shenandoah,
captured Winche3ter and crossed into
ltilaryland. It also has a dispatch from
Gen. Lee, announcing the capture of
Marttnsbarg by Gen. Rhodes.
CtxmxArr, Jute 23.—The rebels who
crossed into Indiana on Sunday are not
yet overtaken. Their exact whereab outs
are unknown. It was reported they had
gone North of the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad, but this is not confirmed.
The operator at Bloomington, Indiana.
reports the encampment of a thousand
citizens with pickets out eight miles from
there, and says they will resist the enroll •
ment.
ST. LOllB, Juno 12 :i—General Blunt
leftLeaVenworth on Friday last for Fort
Scott, and will soon take the seld in the
Indian Territory, with an adequate force
foraetive offensive operations. He will
Skhifo achieve a department and endeavor
to reach Texas.
MARKETS Iflc TELEGRAPH
Ctvamrerr.:June doP: tint thorn is
no elirtnve,buperane isoffer,cl at :$.l 40E04 5 0; Ex
Etrastandard $1 6001 75; c ty and trade brands
Ito $5 65. wheat, 2 cts lower and ; Red
05231 OS. Corn firm at 51e@5io. Oat 9
hhitylOc. Nothing done in provisions and
stride ces no
49 minal, ()old 4;Q;41, silver 33; exchange
at .
Ne.w YORK, Juno 2.3.—Cott,n advanced 1©20;
'3,000 bales sold at 6(WI. Fbur heavy; 20,000
;barrels cold; Western Ohio .5 to 10 cents lower:
sales at.S5 75@th, & +l State and Southern unchangLed.
e
at tech entre7o,ooo 'bussehr .014. Corn
vy, v orl: heavy; new in as 51.2 87. Lard
Pteady. Whigkeeeesiert Pales at 444044%. Sugar
firm! Muscovado 10 .%@)1751. Alf fee dui. Petro
tleum firm and more ectivr; crude 28; itefinod in
ond 454:3. .F.ei,..hts easicr. Stooks ac. ive and.
igher,
PFIOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
Largct and cheapest assortment in the city, a
Large 'b • and oheapest assortment in t h eel ty
PI IPTOews
ppf)si'tt Ik'ost-office.
lenrsency liolders,
Walletits, .tc. de., at
J. W. PITTOCIE
BOORS, STATIONARY AND NEWS DEPOT
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
NOTICE.
WirtitAßALS, XETTEIIO3 OFADMIN.
'ett7o thrOMll ° eiti:n7t, ta d e of
4eod,hnhea6°l4lilet
granted
,tetto-euloicribsr; all Persons indebted
totsaid estate, ore Telloosted to male immediate
-piiymentt, and - those bwrina claimer
8 agairet the,
same, will prasent the4cinly authenticated for
Women'. Co
• TANg•CIOM A dim,rx.
Aull6w 'Taylar Avant' e. AlleghenY CritY.
- RE/NOVA .
B&RDEEN ne.si REMOVED
.11.1-Erom iimithileM street. below. the Girard ,
lase. tei N0:145 Fifth streetiopposite the Coart,
evat.tt,
6. 1 3p1if T'B FINE . LINENSHIRTS,
FGRIONYIDOLLAR, AND A HALF .
GAUZE, SILK, MERINO AND COTTON
- ITNDERSHIRTS• AND DRAWERS.
GENTLEMEN'S AND YOI3IIIS
TRAVELING SHIRTS:
,T,AF AND LAN DRAWERS :
I LINEN, Ei'EEL AND ENAMELED
- - - • EGIRT,GOLLARE.I
'TIER4iejtHEa, STOVES; LHEiViDERS. /se:
40TI ON AND MERINO HOSIERY:
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
SUMMER FURNISHING GOODS:
At the most moderate pr:ces, at •
]I&CRUM & GLIDE.;
Me .78 Market St-reet,
1010 -= Stween Pow* ind the Diamond.
Jzfritasom CITY, June 23—In Conven•
ton to-dty, Gov. Gamble, Chairman of
the - Committee on Emancipation present
ed the following- ordinance from the ma
jority Comtuitte: First. That the first and
!of
clauses of the twenty-sixth section
!of the Constitution be abrogated. Second.
That slavery or involuntary servitude (ax
cept 'for the "pnnishment of crimes,).' shall
cease to exist inNo., on the Fourth day
of July, 1876, and all slaves within the
state on thrt day are hereby declared free.
Third. That all slaves hereafter brought
into the state, not now belonging to citi
zens of the state, shall thereupon be free.
Fourth. That all slaves removed by con•
sent of their owners to any seceded state
after the passage cf this ordinance and
their secession, and hereafter be brought
into the state by their owoera. shall there
upon be free. Fifth. The General As
sembly shall have no power to pass laws
to emancipate slaves without the consent
of their owners.
A minority report was also submitted,
abrogating some of the clauses in the Con•
stitation as above, declaring slavery abol
ished on the Ist of January, 1864; Pro
aided. they and their issue be apprenticed
to their former o wners until July 4th, 1876,
requiring the Legislature to pass laws
regulating the relation between said at -
prentices and their masters to secure to
them humane treatment, necessary educa
tion, and providing against importation
or immigration of any negro or mulatto
in the state. No further assessment of
slave property shall be collected, nor shall
a right to the services of apprentices be
subject to taxation. Provision was also
made to submit the ordinance to a vote of
the people at the next August election
The report is to be made the special order
fir to-morrow at 9 o'clock.
4I a large euppl,v of
Pocket Books
A Pubjeot of Congratulation—Ar
bitrary and Despotical Power.
labia correspondence with his Govern
ment At home, Lord Lyons, the English
Minister at Washington, says that Mr.
Seward, our Secretary of State, said to
him:
WHAT LORD CHATHAM, OF ENG
LAND, SAID:
THE POOREST MAN IN HIS COT•
TACT MAY BID DEFIANCE TO ALL
THE FORCES OF THE CROWN. I r
MAY BE FRAIL ; IPS ROOF MA Y
SHAKE ; THE WIND MAY BLOW
THROUGH II'; THE srotot MAY
ENTER : THE RAIN MAY ENTER,
HUT THE KING OF ENGLAND CAN
NOT ENTER IT'. ALL 1115 POWER
DARES NOT CROSS THE• THRESH
OLD OF THAT RUINED ./ ENE
MEN'T.
"MYLORD. I CAN TOUCH - A BELL
ON MY RIGr HAN ), AND
CITIZEN omi
THE ARREST EI OF A Ro
OF
OHIO; I CAN TOUCH TEE BELL
AGAIN, AND ORDER THE ;IMPRIS
ONMENT OF A CITIZEN OF NEW
YORK. AND NO POwil,R ON EARTH,
EXCEL' rTHAT OF I'IIE PRESIDENT,
CAN RELEASE THEM. CAN THE
QUEEN OF ENGLAND DO AS
MUCH'!"
CARPETS FOR CASH
T DECIDEDLY LESS THAN
whnle3ale PrirsB. Illught previous to b
ny
conbiderehle olvanoe by the [Lana fav turors. an
will be sold accordingly. tseasonecl Sheet
011 Chills,
AT LOW PRICES.
Woolen and Cot'on Driaggety,
W. D. & H. McCALLIIM,
AT NO. Si TOURTZI STREET
tux
NEW GOODS
M. MENTZ ER,
94 MAR ItilT STR ERT.
irsNow OP `VINO A ib? P LEN DID
?VIM OF
New S rhig Dre.oi Clootir.
Ac t% Spring' SiIIIIN
Ii=IMISE
Ne-st Fouirird Silk*
Seer Ct. Etna a lon tor ,or[
"clout or
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
WHICII HE WILL :•;L:LL
CHEAP FOR GASH
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
DR. HALSEY'S
FOREST WINE,
-AN D -
Gum Coated Forest Pills
20,000 ClilitESd IN ONE YEAR
Slit. ILA LSE Y, OF NEU' YORK.
Il Ail
invented a procost . by which a rlah and
i
luxuriant WINE s produCea from certain ;dant:
of great medicinal virtues. This deliwht fur wine
Dcombines all the high medicinal prepertios tn` thS
andelion, Sarsaparilla. Yelluto Dori% I.;iat
errp, and certain other plants, whoto virtues
are ten ante, more eeceio, as medical agents. So
pure and concentrated are the medicinal proper
ties of this Wine, that it has boon found the inset
effective medicine now at use. Frequently, ;may
than ft single bottle restores the lingering Yeller t
from debility and sickness to strong and vi; irons
health. Every dose allows its good effects on the
FORconstitution. and improves the general health; and
EST Halsey's celebrated- 01_11W-COATFI/
PILLS as an adjunct, all the following
disorders are permanently cared.
DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION.--
A box of the Forest Pills, aid a battle of the
Wine, will cure the most distressing far= of this
ompint.
AGUE AND FEVER,--O o or tw o d. o
the Pills, and a buttle of the Wi n
ne will break the
ague and cure the Patient in all C.l - Qt,l. whin the
directions on the bottle are adhered to.
StOPSS L COUPLAIN'rS. -- “se
to two boxes of the Pills, and throe bottles of th
Wine cure this obstinate disorder.
DISORDER. OF *tlIE
The Forest Wine and Pills bareproved litgW•
etfteacious in this disorder. One to two boxes of
the Pills, and three or four bottles of the Wine,
are suffleient to accomplish a cure in the wor.,t
oaseg.
DEBILITY, NIGHT" SWEATS. E, aser- ,
lion and Weakly State of the Chnytttutton.—The
Forest Wino is a popular remedy; or all these
complaints.. One to three bottle cure the worm
cases without the use of the Pills; but vrnen the
complaint is accompanied with some other disor
der, the Pills will betesuim fha d.
officaoy of the For.
est Remedied in Rheumatism is very singular.—
Some of tho root distressing cases I ever
have been cured by them in ten or twelve days
time.
BILIOUS DISORDERS AND F
SI'ORIAUJIL*.OnO purgative dose of the Forest
Pills yvlll cure any kiii o l3A-.llll3okdel'. or any 430M
plaint istilsiitg - from Foul Stomach and morbid con
dition of the bowels.
FEVERS.—Ono or two purgative doses will
cure fevers.
COUGIIH, VOLDti, 'ETC—One box of the
Pilla,.and a bottle of the Wine, will break up and
cure the meet severe cold.. coughs, and swirls» the
breast
ULCERS, BOILS. BlLlsTen EN, Scabbed
Bead, R:nmoorm, ErvNipetne, Salt Rheum, Sort
Eve., end every kind of Humor. These complaints
ell arise from one COllllllOl l cause—.,p ure 15/00f1,
Generally nothing but the Pills are require for
he curonf most..of these disorders; hut if 'hot!.
remedies are used two boxes of the Fills. tad ime
or three bottles of the 'Wine, will cure the very
worst CaEO9, and frequently by Less the hall the
,J A.UNHICE...TWO boxes ofthe NI
thauY. bottlesof the Wine, °Emilie ;void-,
mhos ci
JTVle4ll*:OkS TßUcTtoliti i -p ro W s l
from bitif colds. or weakly oonstitntsorte :A row
! does of the Forest Wineeures theinost dristruiint
of these complaints: and ifthr, Wine be
, Tollowed imss, few week!, these deralnymei into will .
'not occur again. The Wino exact)y snits the
female constitution, and Rives streneh, vigor, and
blooniing health. Over a million of boxes and
bottles have been sold within the lr.st two year
it the United States and Onnsdc Lettbri end
- certificates to the amount of many thousands,
have been received, testng tr the cures and
good effects of these remedies.
Forest Wine is in large square bottles, one dol
lar per bottle, or six bottles tar five di-Werth--
Forest Pills, twenty-five omits 'Pst box, aim oral
epot, 55 walker Street, New York : amid kart
y 000 or more respectable druggists in almost
very city and villeire in the union und pritisb
Ct./On/03, D. UE0.11: KEPlDER,Sagertt=
Wo.si Street,
gold by Druggists everywhere. uMl2.lyw
.i 08.111•21 Mrlll2 ..... t: •
ZOSEPH MEYI.II EON
111S I01ACITitl38l at
FANCY ANTS 21,15 n
EirtrifirariMMEra eit t JIM
' 6 VAREEIIOI.43E, 1:35 sairzuml)
Me m= Koh. street end Vire- -Her.
uLTivevrorts}, tollikEit
;,, 11 14. , Cutters. seed drills, hay elevators.: dog- Dow
els, chums; farm mills. &c.. lot sale by
• I BRCK RA Ai Jr LONG
127 Li beri9 strebt,
BReIIiMASI at LONG. Agents " for "Abe
Buck eye, gluaker.Russr/ bon. and Oayrrira
Chief ar;, - 'Blower and Reaper, Fame Ctsymm
Chief, Jr. Mowers. Wheeled Rei , olvint 'lore°
Hal Raked. Buckeye Mewer Bea Per. nussells
Horse Po w,cr Separators . -
any .1). - Nol;7_ Liberty.. 8L
WE .Ly EtS
le:rat or e & an a d al fo r rfm
Int Farm
vulving. Dog P°Wan whe led Aft ' 44 .
Waln , IvrY generally for I,
ier y lUß NM. DOG FOIT,
B p i:M E d:7 4. LONG.
.F 7 14.t.rtY-at,
eet.
seLE
BECKHAM Sc LONG
- 327 hibottyitte .
eit,
1E N'A AVENUE PROPERTY
ant , d, a go-d bri.k dwelling hrive and.
lot pith fruit troee, garden Am, eta or near tha
Avenne., - -A.alY;to. ,-; •- -
Ggi IV ATO U . N et COREY PLOWS
' l l.l far caleby r_ - .
fizze.„.4L4
_Lose.
Canton Mattiog3,
Iti„Ilf it LSON'S PILLS are the reyult of
v long invespigation and c.treful conducted
nsvporiments Paving Leon in use many years,
during which time they nave prevented and re
'lieved &vast amount of pain and suffering from
_Headache-, whether originating in the nereo na
eY-. ow or from a deranged state of the atumneh
• They may be taken at ail times with perfect
nfety, witnont making any change , f Diet, and
trha abetenre of any 11,110 0 , recal. lc taste, r.miere ii
..,cv,, to odminiator them to childrt.n.
By the use
norhese Pith; the perio.ii is at
tacks of /1 7 n,-con .Sirk 11.111 ache may be ore
v anted: and tf taken in tb • comineneeMent of
a a attack immediate' relief of pain and sickness
v ~.lt in obtained.
They fiefdom fail in removing Nau.vea and
ji , aciache, to which females are to eubieet.
They net gem!, on the bowels — remov ing Co.
tiv<xsa.,
For Literary Elea, Students. Delicate Pernalee,
and all persons of aerleatary habits, they are
valuable ay a _Laxative, improving the appetite,
giving tow and vigor to the digestive organs,
restoring the natural elasticity and strength
at the'tshoHs &Mew.
The gonuin, have Rlgnaturoll of R. A. 'WIN..
So and H. 3. . PAHNESTOCii R (0. on
80'd by all Druggists and all oilier Dealers In
Medicinee.
A Box will ho sant bi mail propall on to
otipt of Mo
PRICE 25 CENTS.
AM orders should be addressed to.
B. L. FAHWESTOCK & CO
PITTSE'2GH, Pa.
Onl:de.d.iwewtJulTl
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS,
S.DRIAN & CRAWFORD
Blennfeetnrers of every variety of finished
.IRASE4 WORK FOR NUMBERS
SAS or STEAM FITTERS,
mAciari SI'S AND COPi r ''ERSMMIS,
Ipip.R.ASS CASTINGS OF EVERY DE.
la-MP soription made to order Steamboat worn.
steam and gas fitting and repairing Promptly at
tended to. llartioular attention pasp to fitting on
Ite3 aeries for Ceal and Carbon Oils.
ALlso, sale agents .pr the Western Dlstiet of
Pennsylvania. for the sale of Marsh. Lansdell
Co Patent Siphon .Puoip. the best evor invert.
ted. having no valves It is not liable to get out of
order and will throwrztore water than any pomp
wino its size. febll:d/Y.
ipsprstrtimc.cr.
1 $6O g l it ik ac C res fo—rsllAe,tillErtuAatne ir,S.E.,re,fßrojim
the b!tr, and Oleo mile berdend Perrysville. farm
bindle of four room., attic and cellar, well of
water and good gprinr, new • barn and stable 70
by 30 feet. two orchards of choice bait, large
tanjen. grape Ndues.unisll fruits, etc., enclosed
with &good fence; about eltrven 8010.1 of timber
,dlt he heat guality.retnsinilei of the land In ex
eent state of .eoltivatioo. A six foot vein of
e _of Oder the whole farm. Apply to
• . S. CUTHBERT tic SONS.
05 51 Market erect.
'OR WALL PAPERS,. Bot;ants ate.
, l 'he leading. Depot es 'at ola
Didier coma and buy.
MARSIKALL,
87 Wood street.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE
PORT OP PITTSBCII3OII.
Franklin, B ARRIVED.
ennett, Brownsville.o
DEPARTED
Franklin. Bennett, Brownsville.
Gallatin, Clarke. do
ger The river—Last evening at twi
light there wore 2 feet 10 Inches water by the
metal marks and about a stand.
For Marietta and Zanesville.
llestilar B!tusi/Jusgum _ river Packet
/saves PUtsbargla every Tuesday,
P. m., Zanesvilleevery Friday 8 a. a ,.
to THE NEW AND SPLENDID
Passenger steamer EMMA ORA
RAM. Monroe Ayers commander, will leave as
noted above. For freight or passage apply on
board or to J. B. LIVINeIIiTON & CO.
arq.
PITToDURGH AND WHEELING
PACKET'
For Deaver—Wellsville—Steubenville
and Wheeling.
Leaves Pl•tsbri,gb„ Every Tuesday—
') hursday and Saturday. at II A. M.
Leaves Wheeling Every Monday -Wed
nesday and Friday, at A. M.
rt 6 THE SWIFT RUNNING
Att!= pimenger Et,• am or, S. C. B d KER..
James Walter eommande- wilt leave as aanocta
ced above. F, r freight or pease ge apply on bowl
or to JAMAS UOLLINS & CO. A ges.
mayl3
fil•BA3a Bowl(' Ami.twer.
vv . fT AZX3E; T T
Has opened an aloe at
NO 80 WATER STREET,
Where ho will mans= a Seneeal Steamboat
.gooey baeinees, and would solicit a sharo of paC
rortAdo from 'lt eambnatmen. aP24-lid
1 CASK CARE AMMONIA JUST RE
1 ceive4 and for see by
OEO. A, KELLY.
iut: 69 Federal St.. Allegheny.
GROSS OF STERLINGS AMBROSIA
jut received by
GFO. A. KgLLY.
jn3 69 Federal St.. Allegh ••
gip LAIR 4k WILYETHS LIQUID BEN
LP act Just received by
GE A. ELLY,
69 Federal O.
St., K
Al!eaten
ifillOSM OF NICHOL.% ELIXIR. IlioN
and bark hilt: received by
GEO. A. KELLY,
G 9 Federal St— A lielihady.
1 GROSS LINDSEY'S BLOOD SEAR
1 eller just reeeivol by
aEo. A. RRLL,
0.) FLdet ISt All Y
oghlual
•%,griounoss meLArtivi IPILI.S AND
lUFc erwituge, just reosived by
GNU A K
Jul 65 Federal St., AllegbanY.
OTHER ARRIVAL!
IifeCOLISTER it BAER,
IDS Wood Street,
H AYING NOW IN STORE TUE LAE
gest and moat complato osiortmont of ei
g lrg :Lad Pll.lll in rho City, which ill°, arc milling
at the very :owast.
Cash Figures.
C4ll and examine them before purchasing
elsewhere. All Orders promptly attendel to.
u".3t.
0 X.O AI. ACADAMY OF RIUNIC,
4.16 N tO, N. Y. E. Preefdent,
E. rorkird, Principal. Jobe Zander, leacher
o•rida„ ;rano. ani harmony. dhe firth annual
ee; f thir. for titution, ceramence3 an Thurs
day. July, 24, and 'ontinuos eight weeks.
Th, rough indru:tlon given in veer./ culture.
harm .rry, n•al , .. end orgai. The attention fd
cfroriAter+ and sing , ngs,hoot to , (41.1 - 4 id earnest
ly directed to tse retain echool teacher' a class.
(Inc o rcular.) Foe circulars or further inf. rma-
Oen. ant , y to T P. Perkins, care of F. J. "len
til:upon. New York City. it/S;(l2w I
TISTB. Y.
911 E LITILEXT ItACTED WITUOTT
A.Pain by the we el Dr °wiry% apparatus.
1 10IFFMAN tt: EDIIUNDSON
D ENTIS 1 S.
All :cork warranted
1 .4 S r is field Street. Pi; tsborg.
IVO I:ACC() CI A LIS LE I DER
Commereial Broker in 1.e.( and manufao
tur..d T - thaceo and Scgara. 134 Water stieet.
jcorner of Pine.) N csv York. Tobacen and Sagas
carefory selootei for nap rtation. Deakre, and
Tobaor,,nisz cyfil find it to their interest to call
or c , minunie Ito by letter. The
than
brands, in
any quantity, at lower prices than any other
house.
taPZ;3md I
WILSON'S -PI L
cuxtn
SIC EADACIIE
CURE
VERVOUS HEADACH E
CURI
ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE,
BEWARE OF COUNTERTE l'rS
01 ES Ton Er SOAP AS
Wand for sal. by
/MEM* BROS.
.1:13 &ES
,W,Oodtt
A741f.-IEAIITD, HAY
.4 manure forks. hay ekvatoaa
N l we l i tiri u t aVeit forma* iatagaalld
'l3
at Lo
No LW Moto atroot
SI EMUS,
Josiah Hint ••' - ' a ZW/
A 8 Dell Jon Dilworth
8 8 Fowler • •• W A Heed
Jae W Woodwell a C_Hchmortz ,
I" Rohm C W Itiolsetan
J Al Tiernan 8 H Herrman
D Itt Lone H. J Ate:brawl
WJae W Raxtae D rldoltinlay
m Wolf Robert ik Cochran
pth
G B onee W Masan
. B F Jones
W Phelps C B Herron
2 ECIIIZTAItIf LIM Taxasrasn.
D. R. moKINL Ey.
dyOpen dall7. from 2a:Y.to2 r. m. Also. 'A 0...-
i and. Saturday even ings,from 6 to Ro'c/ock.
eposits received of ONE DIME and upwspl&
videnda declared in Deeember and June of
each year.
Dividends allowed to remain are pla:ced to.
credit of the depositor as pridnPal. and b the
ear in
terest, thus compounding it:Books containing Chartor. ' B
nished at the Mho°. . Y - Laws. .1.3.„' fur
*sr This Insfltutian offers , 0P 6 0141111 to these
Persona whose earnings are small, the opportunity
to accumulate. by deposits. easi. saved..
.a
sum whioh will be a resource when needed, tear
money not only being safe but bearinginterest, ~.
stead of remaining unproductive. nisl ‘.
.Eiousmic...EEE-Jan ta
.
FURNISHING- STOE,
GOODS FO R 'rum
KITCHEN,.
I Brushes
WJelly Moulds
Cup ash ..BMop sasins
Wire Sieves
Coal Scuttle
Stove Polish
Knife Washers
Basting Spoons
Coffee Mills
Wash Boards
Sauce Pans
Bird Roasters
Fry Pans
Farina Boilers
litrßeaters
ur Pails
Water Fingers
Pia Plates
Clothes Wringers
Wooden Spoons
Butter Prints
Wash Tubs
SiMP Cups
Ttast Form
iSad Irons
Meat Presses
Take, Boxes, &c... Ste.
:KING 'ROOM.
PLATED,
.yrup Jugs
Call B
bellseks •
-
Cake Knives F Nut ish Knives
crumb Knives Ice Creem Knives
ball. Stands tlisphin
Bruit Stands cake Baskets
Butter Knives Forks and Spoons
Soup Ladles :Oyster Ladles
tiravy Ladles Sugar Spoons
Chiniren's Cups - Mustard Spoons
Round &Oval Salvers Ice Pitchers
Bouquet Stands Goblets
CUTLERY.'
Ivory Handled knives Carvers
Cocoa do do Forks
Stag do do Square Waiters
Anglish Tea Trays Crumb Brushes
Fork sr. Spoon Trays Crumb Trays
Dish Covers Chafint Dishes
Bash Dishes Coffee isgins
Wine Strainers Coffee Cafetiers
Spirit Vallee Pots Nat Crackers
able Mats Round Walters
Bread Baskets Cork Screws
Wine Coolers fe Sharpeners
Refrigerators Water Coolers.
FOR TILE CHAMBER, -
Toilet Jars Water Carriers
Foot Baths Chamber Buckets
Infant's Baths Bowls and Pitchers
hiatre.s Brushes Gas Shades
Sharing cro Ass Holds NtarsbrY Shades
Brom, Match Lamps •
Flower Stands Clothes Whisk es
/Nursery- Refrigerators do liam
Wax Tapers Night LightsPers.
ISI SCELLEALEOLTS.
Librney Steps Door Mats
Vienna rah Globes Vestas •
Bird Cages Meat Safes
Vigzetts Pocket Knives
Card de Visite Frames Flasks .
Camp Knives Catup.Portfolios.
And every tains Pertaining to a well al/Painted'
Household.
To be obtained at reasonable prices at the NEW
STORE of
11 .. 1 C13A.TirDS,
0- 30- FIFTH STREET.
First door below the Exchange Bank.
All roods delivered free of charge in th
city. Allegheny, Birmingham: Manchester D
auasne borough. eta.
o
rim Ware,
Wooden Ware
Spice Boxes
Cap Tuba
Htraw cotters
Hair Sieves
Mince Knives
Silver Soap
Chamois Skins
Grid ßke diron wers
irons
Lemon Squeesers
Stew Pans
Wade irons
lir& Kettles
Ham Boilers
Gr.ters
Larding Needlers
Pudding Yans
Bread Pans
Butter Ladles
Iron Holders
Step Ladder
Keelers
Clethas Lines
Bemire
Cook's Knives
Bread Bozos
Scoops
FOR THE
SILVER P
4 doors from Stb
L ~~ `7
i 'or ner of Penn dr St.- Clair St.. Pitta , g
riFIRE LAJIMF.ST, CHEAPEST AND
_PI. beet of the United States. 'Vill•paYfr for ra
full Commerc‘al course, including Writing and
Commercial Arithmetic.
:lo extra charges for Manufautuers.Staamboatt.
Railroad and Bank Book-keepluk.
Minister's sons at oneshalfpriee. Students en
ter and review at any time. - -
This Institttion is conducted-b y eiperienced
'retacnars and practical busirteas man. hence the
Yrsfarence for graduates 'at this College by busi.
nms men throughout the country. as well as this
Prof. A. COWLITZ fiiiitiktiothi as "t 6 i3 licit
Peaman of the Union. teaches Ornamental 'and
Rapid Business Writing.
regt-For soecimensof Prof. Cowley's unequalled
Welling. and Catalogue containing full informa
tion, enclose twenty-five coati; to the PrinctitaLs.
feb2 - .ltawdewl.f.
JEllill Mg d rillignar.
VrOit
"0 L 00 U
rig'lllt UNDERSIGNED IS PEEPAIIED
9 c. bring out emigrants from say part of Eng
land Ireland or &outland. eithem,byeupenordligt.:
sai ling eteamers, including the mammoth. steam-.
Olt 6AT NM:STERN, or first•olags
at tar lower rates than tiekete own be purchased
fur at any other office in Pittsbur O gh. Address
D'NEIL.
EMT/001112 Agency. C .hronlalo I!''.fth at,
Pittsburgh. Pa mbliAntdetwleitig.-
Elt 0 ill
,t-R.7 TUE PIT 'f S B RUA. AIM
11(11'SE:
TRI"SSE SITPPORTERS.
SHOULDER BRACES, ELASTIC STOCKINGS: '
Ritter's Colebrateditadical Cure
hitter's Celebrated Radical cure Trus.s,
Ritter's Patent Infant Truss... -
Ritter's Patent Umbilical Trues,
Marsh's Celebrated Trusses,
Marsh'sCeled T
Marsh '3 Ladies and (lents' Shpulderbrate Bracesrusses,
,_
Marsh's Youths and Intanhetloulder Drum
Dr.'. Pitches Plain Abdominal - buporters. •
Dr. S. S. Pitch's Site er'Plated Abdominal 'sup
ers
Dr. po
S. rt n. Fitelea Ladies and Genta'Shoulder
Braces,
Ritter's Patent Abdominal Supporters,
Mrs Bette ' Abdominal etipi)iteri,
Marsh's London Abdominal_upporters,
Rigge',Hara Rubber Trnea;
FRENCH, ENGLISH B.llli
AMERICAN TRUSSES In great variety
Att experienced Physician - always in attendance.
SYRINGES, BREAST PU3IPS,
NURSING BOTTLES, BANDAGES,
At the Pittsburgh Drug 31012813„
TORRENCEI&W-GARR,.-L
- ,
corner of Fourth and Marketste. ,APoisaniannl :Piftehuritlf
taa-dlyc •
. .
HAY ELEVATORS, WITH ANTI
Frioticn. or. Common Mocks. for sale ley
- BECKHAM r:.lc I.ONEIi
1124 No 147 Liberty street.
LAZED WALL PAPERS AT' OLD
prxes, for sale br - •
W. P. ftf - ARSIT ALt .:
far) 87 Wood' etre et
iIOPECIIIIAB • de -LIMB; - NO- 127 LIB.
lUD ERTY ST., dealers in blowers and Reapers
Brie Power!. and. Sealtratara; Ann. MIL%
derv} od
at cra, and faren-nlacalwant generally.-
WOODS'iIMTKATION OF
ir Oalr. printed from board., au.
fo e r sdet copy,
with panel mouldinmi to nuttehi : ..-For
Snq : • . Vir.P,o-41 1 1,1 4
, - . ood street.
•
`. •• • GiVeerieB•--
1 - • -- • !,
11AVE 814113Iiiipai . A &Ail . ur t
-a icipply of TeL Coffet - Stumr and Groceries
et ap whictr -- wnt - be sold - either
!bulimia or retailat the - kr. • it
' W0... -.
• burch.
72diF '. ? '
.
D mtviN G,IN:STITIrriON,
110 B miintield • atrpet appetite the qugtote
Ileum. Chartered by the Leghiattve.
0 1., - • •
President..... PA RA. 4,.%
P/ 17 .131DZATS.
Wm. R. Smith - A . N.' held"'
Thos. D. bleeder A. hair =an
Francis Sailers Josh.' khodee
John F. J on/lingo. JacuL Staokratb
Thomas S. Blair-
H enry Lloyd Alfred slank
_
,
; 'Facts shout Ilmaribuos Plais.-
, .-.
~..,____
.- - • u' OArn.f.l
Mr O. Ili r rW muw zi CthEW. 1,M.254,,,,i872•-li
i:Ver.... liera rirtitild - state — that I was Induced to'` I
naellKANDßltTil'll PILLS. through the -
monistical of.lelinit; Swift, of Croton. Win recant
ter potulty. who was - antireir reatoredto h e
alth
by
teas.
.1a wank * foraome
twonecaia ia d a #l pti4And tit'Mere ie am rs t l vs i ,. -
-
-,-
'sPllruma; ltialy,Setookoneßran. every darks ofweal;andsdose dal:
- PBIO era* day' for three diw arid•theititookinue ; 7 1
Pill every dar.Fwithazadesdeilialloaeof six. in
one*entir-he was able* to worl4 - and Inthrae
moo&thf lfrdinstnim,
roma ittay. W .rujw
1 .i.)?: , ):1 ...,, z:r.."l - • ~- --, -
1 1 1` Cream 7 e i
'res' 3 etwit'VrYteglf tubli nrOMMal ti g It` 'lt. e' r ' '.., ..A
*to bti waa verfilick with it ti ro his les:
which laad been =hint for overawe y ear in that „---'
he Was slim Much distressed by a pahi to bia dies t. ' ' -
rum
i T r d beaddediScritiEldYntli4- that, at.
ea *Van" plkinkti,
he
=l:ktiall:a.tAthe ear l iit one t tilo il a
llm ton Mel* hftled: and at the end of two
Mon, ha war antirelyranlid at ociativeneas, Oa- _
lbditaliUlligintikslii k atvd lull - 6m
- PM!. 'lO , -- , iivl-0 •sow tt PURDY.
1 - Waage taxiMik ifstli_dirt ft 9ff iseci,
ait tt
, ).-,.. S. EALuoLM BNITD.
•
4itattibleinmatit . I, l i tin ce rafft.7
e q'T 3l3l7 Rekii - 'IEfEAT
RIIIIIII 4IDMANAteak
:Benefit of the Treasurer,
•
HARRY . OVERINGT ° N
Who tru-14 ihnt th • Liu ha hivE.Alec ed I Meat
the. Kyorobatiun eupp< rt Li tha yablle, nod
frie-th. •
ilita
Writuesday Eyentag.
Will to p-rf reae.l, for the la3l Vme tbii Faison
.lhe new eqii 'Lieu Drama, takan tram Alin f l rad
don's popular none! entitled
AVICORA. FLOYD.
JohnMollieh ...................
115 rgrove ...... .... ........... , .. C. Foster
................ . . . ..... ....
M any
. . . . ....... Eros
..... .............. Chi
Die
.aarda Abertia
. .. .. ............... . ......... .. . ..Mule With!
Aurora."
..............................
•
' To conclude withlbe beautiful rirduas: mitten
by an officer of tbduarmrt entitled
THE TWO BRIDES OF iIiLEGUIENT,
or lair tolunteer,_
_ . _
13. - n Brajshaw ........... .... . ... . G. Selea
Lieut. Leslie .... . .. . .
Alien Leslie ... . ... . ...... ............ Annie Eb
Seehr .—... ... Gierliellet
IZI. Thar:day 6 venitg . ionep, - of Mr. F. Chip-
Great -National- Circus
00-EL - - SHOW.
Underlhe-Miiiingerial Direction of
• C
-_WARNER.
FORMERLY
M-RB.' DAN. - RICE
TviT ILL EXHIBIT AT P/TTEIBIIB llg
v on ADD LION LOT, end of Ben Trim-
He's-Rotel,
FAR FIVE DAYS
elromencine TUESDAY NIGFIT,June 30. Then
EVERY AFTB.IINWN-Atill mai the
4th of July inclusive.
On Saturday July. Vb. Tbree Performances
HORNING. NOON AND NIGHT.
Admission .... ..... ... 25e. I Reserved Resta. ..... 50e,
• NO RALF- PRIDR. -
Seiti Performs:sees AFTER
NOON' AND NICIRLAt. 4 and 73i o'clock. Ude
newly organised Conerrn presents
More.and better Rinses.
_
, - Smalle
ules.r and Finer Ponies,
A Greater Number of M
A Better Selection of Trained Animal , .
A Larger Troupe of Pormfo`roork
A More Carefully Arranged Programme,
A More Unexceptionable Entertainment.
A
A Moro Perfect On tfit. More Complete Orchestra.
A Mere comfortably Constructed Interior,
More Costly Dresses,
A {hearer Variety ef gc-
And thincemest of REF ORE CORKECT
TASTIS AND TONE OF N KMAN'g, than
have hitherto been -offered to the people cor their
PATRONAGE AND SUPPORT.
The Managereas mill , m pereon, perform the
MARVELOUS BLIND " W.uITE I.IO.aSE"
. S U.R Y .
and the prod I apiritedwar E
ste ed
°HA PIO,
and will oleo have the ho N
nor-of inteicduc . ng is a
professional capacity, her daughter.
3688 LIBRIE RICE.
in superb manersegermse of-her spirited ycung
alfrey, SPRING, VIOLET.
Among the performers enraged an the cele
brated WRITS FATICItr, consisting- of r.
I .l 4 RitY; WIIaTGV. (formerly of Ccoke'a Eng
lish Cireois) . wbo will introduce his elegruat Equine
''Ascentiontet" DUCSOW...
_ .
- IttttIPLLE . xxxxne,
the eaarmins Irttnedrinnne: and
. - - MAST.' JOHNNY,
Fhb. on big TW11:1 Ponies, APOLLO AND
ADONIS', will appear as the IN. RisRLD HMI.-
DLR. RIDER,
_.-
ArranaMantS htitte also been made with
2 4 4 ,1DHABLES REED,
the..lietrottestrian andgomerasulter.
INTL GEORGE DERIOt S .
theimiiiis . oitatiri'if the llionitej Race.
aut. riteusiuIiVIKEITAKEII.
farinerlY Etl irc ' D or: of - Welch's. ()reap
Natibnal Cus.
,--
-WitE.BROTHEILS icontasp, -- .
the bestand enostorraceful cfnmaSb3 ilkitbe-PlJ
the.chanmion Leaper. and . .
444 RO# 4q11,08A TM Ai'llj R , r I
QUESTIZIAN
'•— • - . - - - FOR OA
noteditingthe popular CLOWN AND COMIC
WM. KENNE DY ,
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Wbb J 810417. iltYVArthli':: f. C ,i- - ' . •-' , ,
MOST Agi."811 , 10 MAN OF THE TIMES.
Thorne L%ushable Amhara_ chaos.
THE "COMIC MULES.
w 1 lin hrought into Alm Argue at: tech perform,
A GRAND PROCESSION of all the ere t ,
fourees of 4110 " show.^. PEOPLE. - WAG B ONik
.HORSES - PONDISi. AfiILEEO be... nreoeded by-
I [le - 'tit:au - mpg
.61. MbSIO 2C.AIt: .eontabgrlif
J. ITASHER'eI ECEYSO NE CORNET BAND."
wilt = , Pettalidedailsaklo3e'cleek : 7
Dr. - kPagNES, Ditqr . oA ß ri l t. g aiora L , . ,,
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3.1 a.
zags
CORNWELL, tt limns,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER&
SILVER & BRASS PLATERS,
an d 1111 9 4 4i o Prer of
Saddlell e:mtcamas Hardware,
NO* 7 8 t. Mai striet' .= 4- Amaiie War.
(aoar the
plimen Mill. PA:
Giwit Toilet Triuirtph.
sIitIAITADOBONS 'ZiCELISIOR HAW
SINO LEAD NO LIMB, NO.NITRATE ,OP
LVER sets iturtantaneonely ; never hal; .
Pr 6 ClELeta all the shades- of, black and brown, rm. lee- who were dfteatidett with other Dyes.
arid Alva
toe flit with fundable satisfaction.. -
Illantitactured lee J. VILLSTAURO. 8 Aster •
House. New York. Sold sennywherei
ed all Hair -Orgasm. -
luLt F
dAwbroerew II; $l5O and ltaiier hoz acoordlni to 440
.
"RR. TOBIAS', 11//ilAamrl4lll HORSE
at/ liniment , pint bottles at fifty cent each.
fog lameness, cuts, galls:wale:sprain% war
,rahted cheaparliuursaY other._ It ii toted by all
vretzettorsemen on Long Island - courses. n
mui nOtegittlirtgbOta nor, spavin_,_astizere is no in existence. that will. What it is ,itn.
tea to cure it positively does. No owner of hop.
gel will , be Althellt it Atte:VS* one bottle.
title doze '.
-relives and often saves the life of an
over.beated - sr - I:riven - horse. For colic and
belly= uthelg - has -never failed. just as sure RR
ibb can riseklust mourn is.this valuable Lini
ment to be the Worse embrocation of the day.
sold York.izgglete. Office, 56 Cortlandt btreet.
New kYrie 25 and Weans' Bold In , all :dratidataLL.
4 )O7B 2)ILEINTS.
rer. HENDBA.sox
OVERINGTON