natipn at Cleveland, and as a preliminary
8 miraMkesithi; si?,
was Sacrifice i*
Sme long
md ;., ■=** j» Sflfe** for
for toui'^L,! 4 ™ 691 and B ‘ ncer e thanks
reirald „ ej 9 >r ® BSlol,B °f confidence and
teffifcSifi *? r ,ft e many honorable
-Tr Which yon acquaint me with
the actions of the committee,
l am, gentlemen, 1
- : ypjy respectfully and truly yoors ■ •
New York, June 4, F I “ T '
i iP WorthingtonG.-Snetheni ofMarv
land,--Edwar<f -Gilbert,
Casper offlilnais, Charles 'E. Mote
vLfelf«ee P ‘ BaWyer -; ofPen »Byi:
Utttn to. Onimd Ooehj-.nV.
Generali- . The fefi atf 8
Cleveland jthe 3lBthltinW>"fc . ttlB S al
imously nominated W' 'Le yP n £ un « n -
Democracy for vUuL bf ,‘ bo «adicai
United Sties. onittl « ui dent of the
C. with John
dent, hayd ndi i ate for Pretd
tee to comimmicate comndt
their ? tbe reaalt of
nomH a tion° f y °“ tho
»feX^^ffi t Generai - 0{ ‘he
you weSits^ithi^ 1 ““ycmion, for
ooiCneed we rpf*»T». rx officer:
olattons Jldch^l PSrb^ ,l arly 10 the res
-8;B fiWlUcn, were, .adopted as the ba
whdcih i 'thenecMßlH oliti( ? 1 1 , organiza t io n
cattSSJ'h^ beBSiU S? of the times have
z
sS&GaSsKff&r
furthe b| t ,b ,jm "
S^iStSii , S^STl£
himself tbis fact - “ d tango
cal faith'in tHe naffo T a k CleiU P° lili ‘
wyemion was’
yon took
led°(Jtii-Wavd'^irii^ o^ on , “emy.and
ia i on many
yours'en tlie imp H *^ ou stowed
waß’tile ftahiSt ru^ d when it
resMf, Gevemmcnt to
slavEß 'Ud thnf* . of „ rebels to their
to one of the UkhestofnZo - 6 i? m - g you
With-this record “ the ‘ r gift
advdcs’ey-of the nritirfS * •£ <? Ur Earless
Democracy before them* th <Jf tbe radica >
did not bnt convention
sgaaa£».‘24Bi.*& *si
fSthclt; “ the n ? me of the illustrious
flingto tWreSm| e r c - racj “ ay
flag of and 6 ind mCib i e
friSn’arS reSpartfi,lly - yo «
U-^ffir^S^ofMary.
Edward XJilbert. dfHew York
. t !‘m*****«’« ftapiy.
'l ■ received year
1 Aftfg been flffnntrtin 1 '
«tflagree with
by •r^tZn^ftne^n
toconstitu
comritiMnZ, peop,e - ® wisely
wi ,a ?- ‘eaae.peculiarly
n'otyelsn^^aS^'' ,tb ?' f nture, and
WIWAr to
tionaf|'^ a 0 1 f e ;bfllf,i ,lppos e d confisca
in amaia 6e or,UI ““my
, 16 , service of ah
g-^^ijsgs.asia
thepmaJ^il o9 -Hfes*- considering,
tion ; pf . reconstrim
the Uni
■ ®Bd'OCr.i
to evolvbbaer froir r^ er
restdre ”rfie. J bbvenwißn? s i^ Bb)n arid t &
cult if WjyS||Se ) n^, WW v, U ia
sa^fflrassaarii'Sf
the 'W
theUp^l^^Ptetndent^of
conve4S‘^ I; - 4ireCt^ n of the
ja^ d °Safthep, ofMary-
~ « Ji
on Urn, question recen | ; ,^®^ate
u]lowWafaviu^tt bn £ *j
( whenßesbaariMnaiU® '2 ters
ed- inteto(K^ ,>
tt B h t * St l^ i^ l6a,l<l! mm Mglftered'S
in plundeongaiul burning 'themetihifri*
~“ e “ °H fr ll^ tß<i Stat «»- i! ‘ *K‘aSft£\
fearing,,{flinra retaliation hpon Bmk
comme«o£d3,imtwant tWs«se4ndri "
to be by way of- preas i
mshis warning against giving further
irritation-jto this country, said—“Wo
have aliaady donb tho worst we can with
Americaavfcfercantiie marine, and have
renderptyf^abnoStvalueloss. i Ifwe had
bombaxdeft!aHtheiAmerican.c6aBt^iu'c9
he doubted iWhetheh.the. destrndtion of
property WOttid havarbedn i greater than j
by these f
General .thought .toe, jf-t-pvettaent had
done a/Ut,wty,to.prßsgrye aftrionora-J
fM.the jpotlon to deny!
v pl WswWgth tp.mmei torooat at
moaMo. rit is
t°)ei»te4
this jffepgtragft aft nor;
commeri^-WftjflWjrwit grfpßSMfißfe
OTe -S? a tf^^ < SfflS*lanii!g3 ysiK-sgro
-siri or iruif ’ji!hi;r// jxoiliaotiqo lb
.auifanh-w e-id io 'juirftoieufl an',
lost.
*
EDJfESDAY MORNINO, JUNE 8,186 J.
l®~Our thanks arc due to Hon. John
L - DawBoN , for valuable public docu
ments.
IMPORTANT REVELATIONS,
Gen. Vance, of North Carolina, be
cause iof widespread discontent among
the people of his State, on the 24th ulti
mo addressed a letter to Jeff Davis,
imploring him to make overtures of
some sort to our Government for the
cessation of hostilities, in view ot bring
ing about a permanent peace. The Gov
ernor expresses the belief, that if such
a course were pursued and their over
ture rejected, it would have the effect of
crushing out all discontent in his State,
and of making the people a unit in the
cause ol Southern independence.
! Jeff Davis replies to the Governor at
length, in opposition to his suggestions;
but as we feel no interest in points of et
iquette regarding the personal opinion
ol either, we confine ourself to quoting I
the following important paragraphs from |
Davis’ communication, he says
We hare made three distinct eflbrts to com
I an'dh»“. te i" 1111 the flul horities at Washington
in. £?’ been intariabiy unsuccessful, ('om
. .missioners were sent before hostilities were h«-
1 and th ® Washington Government refused
io recetve hem or hear what they “i to say
A second time I Bent a military officer with a
addressed by myaell to Weaidcnt
Cs,ail LN 't A he letter 'VMS received by Oenerai
"' h .° dld a °t permit the offleerw see M r
I : No t ir mise s tha ' an ana ' ver *ouw
* e “Y No answer has ever been received
ii e Ainie, a few months ago, a gentleman
tion IPDl PDt ’ ' vh< i ße position, reputa
etSSn ® UCh * a s to iD9ure his reception, ifthe
| enemj were not determined to receive no nro
w?ate«r fiom the Qovmiraent ft™
msde 8 Patriotic tender ™
hia services in the hope of being able to promote
the oatiße of humanity, and although fittlobe 6
vT;.|,m,r, CI i t f rlaU * e<l ot his success, I cbeerfuJJr
ahouldbe,ricd 8Ua ’ CBUO “' ,hat ,hC «P*rin.ea‘t
feAused to let him pass through
I , e Ar Lines, or to hold any conference with them
«e was stopped before ho everreached l'onr ”,
*‘““ ro f' h ‘s way to Washington. To attempt
S 018 f!>oe “ f these repeated rejections u
Us ' to Be,,d c omimsslonera
or agentß to propose peace is to invite insult
and contumely, and to suttjeot ourselves to tn
lls*cmed'to. hOUI the chaace of being
Our object in quoting this is to direct
the reader’s attention to Davis’ state
ment regarding the mission of Mr.
Alexandeh Stephens. We all re
member, for it is not a year ago—when
he approached Portress Monroe, on
a mission to Washington, and how
our authorities refused to receive
him. When it was hinted that he had
been authorized to enter into negotia
tions for peace, it was denied by the
Administration, President Liocoln him
self declaring that he had no intonation
whatever, from Richmond, of a desire
for a cessation of hostilities. At last we
have the truth, however. Mr. Ste
phens desired a conference with our
authorities, but as soon as the nature
of his commission was ascertained, he
was refused an audience. He went
back to Richmond, and immediately
our Administration commenced lying
m regard to his purposes in visiting
lt was a fear that Ste
phens would offer to lay down the rebel
anna that denied him admission to
Washington. He had always been a
thorough Union man, up until the open
ing of the rebellion, and is so now; and
the fact of Jeff Davis sending him on
ft mission of peace to our Government
shows how anxious they all were to lay
down their arms and return to their al
legiance. But in order to prevent this
consummation, Stephens was denied an
audience, and in order to prevent him
or his Government from ever again ask
ing for peace, Mr. Lincoln issued his
proclamation, which Davis notices as
follows. It will be seen how success
fully Lincoln has managed to prolong
hostilities. Alluding to Lincoln’s proc
lamution Davis remarks:
P d £
dira. k-S
%z r ' S2,ae o S3T y at ™™yo%
KKttSiP- a
'iS“‘ the'ooSU? sfbSS Ver ®
emaadpata uur alav^’t^to^?'
‘Pose? topardon us and not to P r °:
k 0 S ro iT , 8 t t y il‘ readl ’■*»*“
; &29-J
;i!!^.TOS£%?S»as£r t !£K
of thi)M?£!t: V„ thcy Possessed full knowledge
Wovornmeut at Wasldn.. l !? e '»- “Patrol the
know n devotion to ,our own well
and Independence in cause ofllberty
initiod whateve? wehave h oiv««fi bav * ail com
woulU Induce you to take {hSWf 4’ o f“ eHsi “ns,
the hare thpiivht of LhlL, > n repclUng
eaeuty. 01 ®nject submission* to the
poi [ l a“?he n fl J?‘ h , e / rI |f s 7 0 “‘ fl h “»»' impossible.
‘Mstea, ting nuuggiemuHt nrJ?« icil * ou orl uou ld
my ia beatenoutuf his B *a?n'eoUe “n,lHheenfi
■ subjugation Then, anO tin ?K pUCe °‘ OUI '
possible to treat of peace" Ui/thi^ 11 ’ « UI 11 bc
&
lb ln *" 1 L be
tIBAMJ' AND IH-CLEUan
About two or: three weeks ago, tUe
Ww Department pubjiahed a telegram
purporting to liave.fltfme from General
Oh ant to the effect that he intended to
bght his way tp. jtiohmond on the plan
suggested by the Administration; even
fit took him “all summer.” This bore
a falsehood upon Ha face, but it was one
tbe small dodges rescued to by our
*> demonstrate that the
overland route to Richmond was the
non 01 things now. Giu.vr 8 begin
Inf °! tkß Biege of Bichmond as
Hie Age trothfullly remarks
W lik « MdCLBLnAN’e ; 8 ; s . iB ;X
-flf Dk afipk ' oaciled
Lvlllc, and htp left, Bridge
AsSjS 9§sfcftfflcgs9,, ,'The Chickahominy
piatfcbfare irini/Afiibe crossedrak Hr was
tasat i ieiijAt .-Motodtudi 'sjicsas'h"“;
l /G 97 { -iflfJJi 0-j‘xf SiJii&iSi Jo
PITTSBURGH!
Now and Then. -The editor of the
Journal of Commerce, being asked in ref
erence to passing events: 1 ‘ Why do you
not direct attention to this Wonderful
vindtcation of General McClellan’s mil
ltary genius? answers thus.—‘‘Because
there is no need of it Th» -i™? aUse
and logic of events are so
frnmli? T I 0 ’?. 8 ? in the " hole country l
uoi™f M V neto Callfornia , a man ofanv’
political party who is not thinkinir of I
just thm plain and overwhelming jSVoof I
tL westerly ability of McClellan !
Those who are loudest to-day in abusing :
him do it because they feel tnost bitter! v
the force of the truth. Could thenn* 1
but go back two years and know as much
recourse 0 !” h ° W differ£nt
How abe the Mighty Fallen i—Smtin
B,, PP reBBi ?g the republic of Dom
mica, seizing ibß Cbiucha Islands ?n
We a noti“ e u,
dSS. 2;
naval service, for sending a row boat in
to euban waters to succor thl crew of
m b .l o< V kad ®' rUnner ,t which he bad
to that point of refuge, but #hich
mgstranded, was ma sinking condition'
Captain Hunter proved that succor and
mr nh PtUre - Wa o hU emire Object’ yet
our obsequious Government discharged
*iini. There is no wonder that- QrkJ*
embeldened byHns fiting’
into our ships. If England* had I«fJ
more of them upon thesffea we shonlH
doubt,ess hear of such |!
Intellectual Prostitution Awri
ter of the Times, who adopts the modest
fcf U A 6 ° f^ otiUS ' extradi
tion of Argnelles on the ground, that in
U , C , h S8 I we have B 0 *<* of Congress
like the Act of Elizabeth, perndttW
foreigners to come into ou r P conn4v g
every foreigner remains here at his need
and may be thrust forth whenever
President may choose. In the nartioni
case of Argue]les, he assumes that he as
w V r' l ' ader ’ waB a “ outlaw by the
I"," f a ot!; ?" d tha *. according to
Kent, the law of nations is a part of the
common law of this country E r ‘„
Arguelles, though denied the light of a
hearing, by which lie mighf hale
shown either that he was innocent or
not the person meant, was legally abduct
fn.eit 8 , Ch v °! unta O’ prostitution of Ui e
intellect as this, tn parasitic service to
interests of party, is deserving of no
better answer tlmn the whippifg- poat °
European Interference. White
our internal troubles are devastating our
country and weakening the aggressive
momir 'f- thC United States - European
the W«t leS fl T 7 gainin e footholds upon
Sn»3 Bte i n Homispbere. France and
Spain are Loth now busily at work, an
unless we become soon a united peonV
and re assert the Momue doctrine our
Republic will be hemmed in with ern-
ft' present throughout South
America the greatest excitement prevails
in consequence of the invasion- of Peru
5“ territory by Spain. In Peru a very
large force, of. voiunteers ig being iorean
,® n<3 ft exacted tha't
•‘o respond to the. tot caU
f D V, L ft * 3 r nt In' Chfll mass mee£-
h „. becn tcld in-all tthe i laree 1
Pera 6 U F?V he Qoyen >ffltentto.
CoSdoSr wSle tha ¥ msh
■hotaeof the French o Stay ?“i 1,1 tbe
mobbed, * h Consn, > been j
before McClellan. He is surrounded
by swamps, as McClellan was, and
Will have
id. He the same im
mense hitjjrafiat (BKgLELtAN saw, ter
■;raced with earth
. Works. Theroads'liie is following were
hurvfcyed by His maps
*er||rawnby MpSiiELLAN’s engineers.
c 9^®i' LAN ' 8 Signal Corps discovered
forUficatibhs, and left on
record full accounts of their position and
strength. McClellan's Engineer
Corps built the roads across the swamp.
From one side to the other of Ms line
Grant will advance towards Ricliihofid, i
as McClellan did, and will throughout
be benefitted by McClellan’s experi
ences.
General Gbanti is a brave soldier.
Above the mean ind petty jealousies
that disfigure the jmen at : Washington
and their pensioned favorites, he will
seek that path which, in his judgment,
leads to success, without stopping to in
quire who took it before; End the* base
attempt now making by Abolition presses
to injure the fame of GeneraIMcCLELLAN
will nowhere,find jmorc contemptuous
disregard than in the breast of General
Grant. I ! -
: ITEMS. , | _
tff be made, to reneai
the three hundred ftoHarS.efanje of -the
liantM lP J lO i n act ’ and P as9 ' a national
Congress. W ’ ' he "JJ°»ni.nen t of
Alajok-Genekal Don Carlos Bcei r
as resigned his commission in the vol-
“ I,aS acc^ed.
rLh T“ ,B ‘“ S ?P k as eolon <-' 1 the
general. y aml aa sistant-adjutant
Tmc Tariff hill, having been largely
arneml.Hl in important particulars, pass.
Vl to o°" Cv t 0 b > r « vole of
savs tlH°i,i]| ont - " aah,ni;tou dispatch
sajs the bill is in a somewhat confused
and misalis actory state, and is likely to
Senate WUh a frce liand in the
< 'TRATK OP
■.
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. . !c 1 o t raHied ° n hand * ver J' ■uperior 'arti- - •'-« V Er/l?nAtfl ia f H ’lfy l !™' «™‘ Prepared
w,,;„“l“ S's.Jirsa-'i:; -! c *E®ailSraSfi£r Ms
was contending with General Rriii- I I ‘ cr '“-« n««. and s„., , ~ those u , UJlll 011 l for t] qnantity of dye la
ridge, he until,| have ”s, hl.’.ped him m|™y T r!"itan*
terkope” and licked him “ like tertuvfel ’ 1 =rtntion, vVrr p", Ul‘ r ® n “!‘« of Ml dra- , rh« VliNCTu7m i? e woks £nJF ee -..
ftjS3ssqgg?esg .SS^SSa
&&&*&*"*■ i SS-sS~pS
VollD fe l°r Jhckfion ! f4jr“EFPECTB of |D DI . 7 ail druggists. Price6o cents.
uteuXLroSiw 5 - J»3SISr ? v hf ‘
i 77»^ A » w e%fE ; tea^f^sas. : "-■=' --■' r " -
- XttSsss-it* j ■ %%sBSF¥Bim
thT/oc, c’i haTU <:m «** l-eroes down u, ! & K»? *»«*-SB2K Tbe'fJfXW®* «Am dye,
this pnenms remnant. They all over- i I'™'- And to ![ ee 01 cx ' permanent hiim,. ? °P f S r f‘ oa ’ perfect safety,
ton r' "IF 1 "' lnrofl ' Hls
loth to leave wltfie the enemy'fvv a s"n I *“ d °^^u^%^™ U edi P l ,l,a^h ' , fc^?re.«(.‘a b^r^ s
Sight, and came away unwillingly. ,' -. “ iEmeJlclne *' '* e unJcr A c “-1
ctS: 1 ” 4islo n aTi t 0 Li,, ‘ COR *' VEU - * KERR. KEKB **" *“ »"* |
| w|ed asVoffing severaf OAE^ AG E MANTJPACTOfiERS,
ed e hv Se n 881 ? niS n th '' P sdi ctla, hUd- SUver and Bras s Platers. ,m t „ ln t L th f four ! eel ’ *•■«» “ITinml'f
,h,k ncJltou, 'vallS alt'dw.S o A „ “““*«*-« 8-»»K?iS
1 ® a< taie p y i Carriage Hardware, SKftMa.li"."J"f ™!
I ’ * "s»«Kr- »»• |o3£ ““EiF : -l-S
x.'S'iEl i«s»wtS*w’iaw
Z'S!?Z, ! “ w-,®.r
three years.” ,sst i '
Cj . .j I I • Ci.-i
Generals • v tK>T~THEr B . Staffs— A
ssßSteiflf? B **
and ehiefto&tnff w kmutenant-Colonel
command dfttffiMw.s? c,,,ired t 0 aBSUme
Acquit 8 to tuorrow ’ would
Generals, and ° f Major
of promotion ~! 8 10 no diTect ' ine
an army being
the army con&edmainly to
tic, but—anrt “““bally h e , B i j, ere
the *? n | u £ration of
the wrath mvolyed in “He makes
Lieutenant-rw 11 }°„ P raise Him’’—my
were Tnhn t>° ®Bhts as though he
taa JStaoSST U “? elf - Then there
headquarters -ot Engineers at army
execution thLifkj lB * scarcely ant
useful officer in tb?<f St ?’°, rked and most 1 '
his busing , “ „ wEole army. It is
do it mainly by “® ruin —and he must
the topograohv £ rsonal observation—
"“wg aSK«££■
tartar and . the next morning by at
aud we captured 20 guns
But for the di “o“
eiy oi a bund bridle- path, which fiftv
Improved to'tlfe h T* <in, e widened ami
, to the opacity of a road fit
for artillery, the attack which resulted
bh^m e63fUily w P° ,d have been
tnbught practicable: Victor Huco m
tributes the timely hrrival of Blucher at
a ImblfLi ng , it road - wh ‘cli was but
i ; t l l -fined path—so much do battles
blDge on apparent trivialities.
kathairon.-klatha - -
| wTOSdet
! per annum. ov r 00e mi l Won bottle* < AN L>
I ISHS-IfT' , HAEDWAKES
~t u?n';r ft h ;. hair frim 1 58 WOOD STBEET
AnvMaAv'nfoii, Upon f»* d i “ d «- , S ‘ gn 01 Uie <iol.lcu stirruD ’ I
PITTSBT7ROH P A
SoiU b / a re^ett W o, LD “ p ,;
DiMAS S. BAKKES A UO ,hc a,, “WM CALL J
New York. !“ d D “ ter » “■ to t£'’ °°“' h M « k *« |
! CarrJa *e Manuiaoturers
troying v J^ C t ompo f^ or /u7ldr des-I /*.*’ F * i ‘ llfie “* B«u*U, Spring*,
affbrt no ,fe u yo< * he h » lr <md Axl »-- **"»•, *>n o<! ., Spo k „
I b '" Shafts ’ r
hair a ea process, but gives the '
™ QSfiAT CASE,
S»Si t si , s£f P*o»,£f o »? Eapeclall! - ’™OD WOEK, which will
conafantly^inercaßiSffn l J ialr c °° rI ng, ami is be found of the
Bf2ss,r“t »S’" «£! -■• «... >«..«, „ a _
comtuercial a g S?s n r l roc ,^ a ‘ v b X ‘ hem ° r the
Broadway L New >;W |
®^^mus A thI 8 BAXJM.-
nary Article iwer dSSJt^f s^/? 1 /“ d “‘raocdl.
burnt face and hand??* ~ „ f* changes the sun
ravishing beautv „ I>ea , rl y satin texture of
youth and the tte “arMo purity of
In the city bln. "‘ f n ?“ £ »PP e arance bo Inviting
freckles, pinmlen Jlf,. ffietilon. xt removes tan, :
leaving tim from the Bkin ,
emootn. It contour 100 ireuh > transparent And
akin. Patromzed^hV 1 ? injurious to the
gers. ltia wh»i d y 3 and Opera Sin
every where. Prepared ? ,hould have - Sold
Address all ordere d ' I * AQAN ' Tr °y. W- Y.
DEMAS S. BAENE3 Bt VI).,
New; York.
• US TASG LISU I
Cincinnati who h«.v! In St - Louia and i .
j“fuKrt fe h t °rS r
procured from the Vnl^fe, 1 ™^ tioQ ’ 1 lmv * ' ’ : J ' ; ,'W
vate erp<»i-nio*« 7_ VJa * tet * otaledTreaaurr, a nri-i - ' *
over the ton nr «f eV x? n J ie s^am Pi which is placed I QANiTARY Pr-Amu r. _. -
tho fac-si m£ of m v C ii i ot , tJe * , dl etAm P beanj jfT BAT „.. ® MEJiT I f;TCTTSfiI?BGK^AroSr
the wrtipfo j R .. rn if n .^ ftture » Rnil without which 1 I-T : ri -IS WEAEhT T ' ‘ ‘ K f
leas imlution. d^ rou “ “?wort“ |~~ V' L snd ,h ' LAST CHANCE nu im - ;
JSSr* fStSTte; ■- v-SK?is l* f [ or^niza,i on )3 , n GEAND JUVENILE CONCERT
VSS 1 X ° M P ATS Y 15, ! By the pupa * ° ftho S «0»<1 Wart school a,
Proved lagwdi££°JH* ttg Present fan.
oeast are Derfeetiwl«.i 8 upon man*' and
t OdJ pains telieveii Sores are heae
made useful
brul«r,^S?’“‘ oWin»*wn«g«l. 0 Win»*wn«g«l. fScoS
eakedbreAßtj. swelling*. bitea
Irtth. it sfionM . ould bever be dispensed
»u£ugglJl mbe «» every family. Sild b£
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by ' • „ ’ -
1 , «tW^nid*Tf4o§'^ ai^el *“ ul F<f *o> «»* 1
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DRUG HOUSE,
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j>r
Corner Fourth and Mallet j|i«et.,§l
i • PITTSBUIiOH. ||t If;
jDrugs, DrugsT v j§’} 1
Medicines, Milfcinel;
Chemicals, Chemicals,
Painty Paints,
1 * \ ' ; •’ !
Spieos, Spices,
Soda, Soda,
Cream Tartar, English Mustard, &o. :
Tn > '" e . nC , h '„ E " eU ' ih and A merlcan Perfumery and
Toilet Articles, Brushes, Truaaea.Patent aiedi
po^ hs ;rsirh s our riptlo “ «■»-'
iy Pure Wine, snd Liquor. for mediclual use on-
_ * juS»lyd
siSS^??*? ® «■« * -
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the drug hi. .i* . °. r ““‘ment from
80 M aiden Lane! enclosinV t Write to ”<h
will mail a box /«?«,"“* the amount, and 1
will not keep mvmtuHn^S‘s' ?l a " y dealers
cannot make as mudTproa, « h 0 “l^f Cause they
p 0 a t ' “ o e u ,r«M n o B ;
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Nervous
“& ta£2S lng c » n *™ Quackery^
Mve,ope ’
B^brt^Kl^^^V
l^~ A FACT. •
| Largo and Well Selected Stock
Consisting in psrt for
All of which have been
Saddlers and Harness Maters,
" 111 flnd * fuli ai “l complete etoek of
S “ dd,e Tr "*' «*■»«,
I •» eni, IWI Jle« lß re Stralmn* W.b,
, su^r ib r' Bu -’ Ba ‘‘Z
I »tirrn P g, Spur*, Tliread*.
etc *» etc., etc.,
All °< Which will be cold at the lowed gash 7
prices, and uerfect • UASH
i fleet satisfaction guaranteed.
10 TH E SADDtUBg.
bit’ leav^thoB 0 e n Q t OODS I for' lourB 1 our 8 Snd Brldles .
»ake h and sell, as .he^erry^K
Tfr T TY7 DArtJI - TI,B#
BALLY, boys,
FOE 100 DATS!
CAPT ARTHUR rtiiabt ‘'“ayette hall,
V. j:S^™jNO , J u n e lo , i, p rofewr
he TeeeiVed/elothed °“ me
WILEIN6 HALL, Fourth j
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TO-BAW AfITiBTISBMtHTO
Dyes, Dyes,
Oils, Oils,
NOSE BUT THE BEST.
i'ot every description of Family Sewing-^plalo
or ornamental, upon the Bnest fabric, medium or
heaviest 1 goods—there is no Sewing Machine so
•well |adapted as the OHOVEE A BAKER,which
performs its work rapidly, noiselessly, easily
and perfeotly, and carries Joy to the household
In relieving woman from her constant care, thal
ceaseless task, her never ending sewing.
GROVER & BAKER
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Such a •, nr
Sewing Me- ,
thine as would ■ g~,
excel all others, and IT
among! the many stand T
alone ttneqialea. Expense x
has been disregarded; toimprove v
has been our dm, and carefully avoiding &
! The many dis
advantages and
objections that
} have been appa
i rent to all who
have examined
or operated oth
• <-*f Sewing Ma
< chines. THE
; , ‘‘OROYER &
\ : bakeb” u
i confidently pla
ced before the
i public, as pos
t seasing such ad-
I vantages, from
recent valuable
patents, essen
l j tial and incom
; > parable im
provements that
i an examination
only is required
by those inter
ested, to pro
claim this wiil
i : lng little ,seam
; stress, with its
j arm of steel,
THE BEST IN THE WOBLD!
i ** i mm
Embroidering
Gathering,
j Hemming,
} Switching,
Braiding,
• Quilting,
Tucking,
} Binding,
! Cording,
| Felling,
j &c.,
THEY HAVE HO EQUALS.
SsS*s?>i
CAIX ‘! AND examine
senb for a circular,
buy the best.
Office, No. 18 FIFTH STBiuET,
4. F. CHATONY,
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the public
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Boots and Shoes in. the marks t,at *
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- NOW GOING ON
A* No. FIFTH .treet, next door to tte Ex
preaxQfflce, oin. bny sHPEEinn
GOODS much below tbe
prc* to .jgreateet. . . • ler
samtaht-fajk
U xw?* ATO INSTHrM Ks-
concert k
Audience Hall, Allegany,
188 *-
r,hf. c . c . ompanlmentfor ‘ha n*.
ELmi et ‘ tb -^ ecUoaot^^^T. l wA^
Part First.
• Airs. TV. Tllirf Messra. w ti(.;V' *‘ i *.'iP§rtfl< >
2- TrtoVoo,T-TirFU^rQ^&Sj B f«S
m»n. Misses J. Shane MdKISeS" 0^I ''
3. halo Love Is gone to battle."-^
Kudcea
Mrs. J. llippencott.
M &i°t^f one to battle > »•
My footsteps fain would follow
That youth so brave and true;
T ««r <■
1 romember U «> WrtU* cl
When loudly raves the din Of war
When cannons thundering neat »ri*
‘My heart” he sofUy eaSr, wm to 1 ’
My own sweet Blanche with the.”
When loudly roars the din of war ' “
When thundering cannon neaj afar
My heartE BOfffvSSwJfte ’ '
My own sweet Bianahewlth thee, .
T love. rUm a ‘ beat —adleu-iSr? W eU my
h “’« ona to batt »e to win a .oldlef, =
, lf ta^th I f.^ l>onhlffl - crown W.
3~tt k b“fchf, gave “»• wh “ »• «W
“ ul *° duty - “0 Wtn
th^uTen 0 !^,
wife that tear away. *° «>«*«**
And for the soldier pray.
4. Duett* for two Pianos.—l. Puritan! Tt****,-
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Glory and love to the meit of old;
B °^ Bl ? ay CO Py their virtuea bold
L oarage in heart and sword in hand *
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