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t t *-:; • '.. '•±,e4,l.ealened its. very
'• ~Wiettllional knowledge, it
:sst• Atfilrp''retision among foreign
nR
• totv%-k— lorious confederacy is
ur great am g ,
serious injury, because acknowledged
r pect among nations,
in constant danger of dissolutton Tt r u o s w o e cie , s an u d s
stability always com man d
ein b re : „ t or se o c f ur th iti e es m a a g in a t i e n n s f
aunudjuastreagamgroenssgiot:t and e
ance of honorable Peace..
Ma y
we no t hope that it is the mission of the
now the only surviving conser
aorf'Yt:lie country, ere long to over
tvdh>aer n yw o e c a r a pl
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tional parties and restore the peace,
friendship and mutual confidence which prevailed
in the good old time, among the different mem
bers of the confederacy. Its character is strict
ly national, and it therefore asserts no principle
for the guidance of the Federal Government
which is not adopted and sustained by its mem
bers in each and every State. For this reason it
is everywhere the same determined foe of all
geographical parties, so much and so justly
dreaded by the Father of his Country. From
its very nature it must continue to exist so lung
as there is a Constitution and a Union to pre
serve. A conviction of these truths has induced
many of the purest, the ablest and most inde
pendent of our former opponents, who have dif
fered from us in times gone by upon old and ex
tinct party issues, to conic into our ranks and
devote themselves with us to the cause of the
Constitution and the Union. Under these cir
cumstances, I most cheerfully pledge myself,
should the nomination of the Convention be rati
fied by the people, that all the power and influ
ence, constitutionally possesad by the Executive.
shall be exerted, in affirm but conciliatory spirit,
during the single term I shall remain in office.
to restore the same harmony among the sister
States which prevailed before this appple of
discord, iu the form of slavery agitation, hail
been cast into their midst. Let the members of
the family abstain from intertneddling with the
exclusive domestic concerns of each other, awl
cordially unite, on the basis of perfect equality
among theeselves,iu promoting the great national
objects of common interest to all, and the good
work will be in-raptly accomplished .
In regard to our foreign policy, to which you
have referred in your communication—it is quit,
impossible fur any human foreknowledge to pre
scribe relative rules iu advance, to regulate the
conduct of a future administration in all the ex
igencies which may arise in our various and ever
changing relations with foreign powers. -The
Federal Government must of necessity exercise a
sound discrettfin in dealing with international
questions as they may occur ; but this under the
strict responsibility which the Executive ititl,t
always feel to the people of the United States
and the judgment of posterity. You will, there
fore excuse for uut entering into particulars.
whilst I heartily c , ficur with you in the genera:
sentiment, that our foreign affair- ought 1.,
conducted with such wisdom and firmness a:+
assure the prosperity of the people at hi me.
whilst the interests and honor of our country are
wisely but inflexibly maintained abroad. I net
foreign policy ought ever to be based .upon the
principle of doing justice to all nations, and re
quiring justice from them in return , and from
this principle I shall never depart.
Should I be placed in the Executive Chair. I
shall use my best exertions to cultivate peace
and friendship with all nations, believing the' to
he our highest policy as well as our most impera
tive duty : but at the same time, I shall never
forget that in case the necessity should arise
which 1 do not now apprehend, our nationsl
rights and national honor must be preserved at
all hazards and at any sacrifice .
Firmly convinced that a special Provider.,
governs the affairs of nations, let us humbly ins
plore his continued blessing upon our country,
and that he may avert from us the punishment
we justly deserve for being being discontente I
and ungrateful whilst enjoying privileges above
all nations, under such a Constitution and such a
Union as has never been vouchsafed to any other
people. Yours, very respectfully.
JAMES BUCILANAN
lion John E. WAry, W. A. Richardson, Harry
Hibbard, W. It Lawrence, A t-1. Hrown
John I. Manning, John For Vi Pre.ton.
S Randolph Tucker, and Horatio Sermon r.
Committee, be.
‘VE give below some of the
cidents of the '• republican convention al
Philadelphia, as related by the the Kno,‘ :
emigration (ton the North to Kansas has tt.:ln
Nothing organ of that city. Read, and see how
toppe 1 The ,Ater, todu.drious and ileac.
these •• • republicans' love one another
loving people of the :Northern Stale Wl': hvt er,
Front Ow Tnu.b of I . )11;
~ ,C ENL- AND INCIDENT:-
Income
The hotels were not so lively and varied in ()" tiff' jot we t"""' a l''ragr^l'
their discussions last night, as tley were tlt• trout the :New 1 ork .d I. v.. fed:. ,1
night before Many seemed and indeed were cuted, an d influential reug,ulth new•-pap'-r
disappointed at the re.‘ult of the balloting .
Much of the defeat of Judge M•Lean was at
•• t i u r own I.r 1 / 4 4, k 'ol4ft. ft fr., Slat ,
trlbuted to what his friends termed the trencher . , •
in the Union.
of Judge Spalding. Denunciations of that gen on. and witbdut the inculut, , 'doer:
tletnant's inopportune withdrawal of M . Lean - and we are firmly of the opitt: , m that the In;
name, were deep and strong. The rennz+ylvanil gerated -torte , put in c.rcuintlutt ti
delegation wore very long faces It was app. .
danger.. of going to Kttna,, and al: the v tl..rts
rent that they were deeply llisappuinted, some •
of them were for saving the State from genera! the Beecher party d• .upply emigrants r,•!
ruin, which must inevitably come from this se have t e nded t" prevent the pence ,utite
lection, by nominating and running M•Lean are our En , -tern f.ettidtg that
how
ritory The worst euennes ot the free
rtatr
()titers wanted the bolters to go ink to New
York and take Banks MI their ticket and put mi enterpr.se are those men why stay nt hme. nn i
M'Lean. They swore that they knew the Judge cry wolf o r those men who strive L.ake
would stand the canvas: political capital by exageraung the dang-r•
Much indignation war e pressed on all tomd
a settlement in that hell
at the discourtesy and fanatacism. ohuwn Ikv
Joshua R. Obldings, yesterday, in the Conven. And lost the actuady exi-tng
tiun. The American element seemed to I,e par Kansas ~ 1 1011.1 11.4 be s utbcient to leb.r 11.1
ticularly stirred up to wrath. them settlers from going to Kansas. the ab-ii
At the Girard House there was a very brisk
tionists have constantly manufactured the most
debate going on between a Democrat an d a F r ,
mont mart, about who would he President if ' infamous fßl:•eh-pis in relation to muriler• an t
Fremont were elected. The Nebraska man robberies, sackings and bnrui togs, and unhear!
maintained that Your; America would govern of barbarities and calamine. These
himself. The Buchananite said it would be
have been trumpeted all over the mirth tii intim
either Tom Benton or the Woolly Horse lie ail
vi-ed that Barnum he pia on as Vice to complete oily the abolition sentiment, and make polities
the ticket. Tw.•thirdn of there sten , s are utter'y
. .
An lihnoi. man swore roundly at the bottom
f the s t e p,. that they had got Fremont now,
tool the d old fogie. of Petin , ylvania shoui
not even ride in the wagon They did not want
Pent,ylvania was bigger than all .‘re
alien beside They had larger pumpkin., sharp
er cider, bigger inert and more fever and ague
than all creati n. Ilurrali for Fremont'
Indiana thought they could heat them in ague
and fever on White river There, everything
and evert body had it. Thu very horn and
hoofs were shaken off the cattle. All their
horrird stock were Mahe , . He didn't know that
they could get any or them Dutch and Irish votes
in his suite that Giddings had talked about
The Democrats always got 'fin, and he thought
always would. They might carry Fremont in
Indiana, but it would be an awful tight squeeze
Indignant Pennsylvanians declared that he
would be beaten 511,10)0 in this State, and offer
ed to het SIOII to $5O that he couldn't carry In
diana or Illinois, niggers Dutch, Irish and all.
Maine wants to swoosh down the wrinkled
brow of Pennsylv:tirt and offers her temptingly
the Vice Presidency Pennsylvania refuses, Ka
chel like, to he comforted, and says she don't
want to see any of her favorite Hon, sacrificed
on such a ticket Rut can't you, won t ywi
anything" say. Massachusett., patting her on
the shoulder.
. .
•• You be d—ned - says the Keystone You
can't come it over us in that way. You want
Banks, and we know it."
Yes, but we'll gu for Pollock or Wilmot. -
Rays Michigan, if either of them will save the
State.-
"Go to thunder," growls New Jersey "You
wouldn't give us the man to save our State
Besides, didn't you offer us Dayton hut a moment
ago, to save our State. You are an everlasting
humbug. -
Ohio wants Tom Ford for Vice President, and
then they would have an F. F. ticket, and that
was sure to win. It would break up the Bolters
in Ohio if Tom Ford was taken from them.
It is probable that some Pennsylvanian will
be taken. It is said to have been offered to a
distinguished gentleman of this city, who indig
nantly refused it.
The Committees of the Conventions were in
session at the Franklin House until a late hour.
The Fremont Committee talked of the necessity
of union for four hours at least, hut submitted
no definite proposition. Nearly every member
of it spoke. The Bolters' committee appeared
unwilling to he hurried in that way, and waited
with great patience for their proposition. About
I, A. V., the Bolters received a proposition that
if they would aeeeede to the union, they might
have Johnston, of Ps., for the Vice-Presidency.
Thi was pow-wowed over for some time. The
result of this proposition will he learned from
to-day's proceedings in Gonvention.
one of the features o c f ,,
jt.t Parry,eveningheof
was re
buke
admini-tered b yn t s h as, to
Joshua R. Giddings, who was a member of the
F remont committee, for the anti-Amarieati speech
he made in the Conventien yesterday. Geer, of
Illinois, Ford, of Ohio, and various others of the
Bolters were said to be very slinky during the
evening, and strongly inclined to give in to the
Fremont movement.
A number•of the Bolters held a caucus at the
Franklin, also, and resolved to re -assemble at
New York, to-morrow, to put a separate ticket
in the field. If Banks yields to Fremont, they will
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nominate an other man. A committee was seat aADLIC TREATED. 113,..11,.Larte'a Celebrated Vern:ta l us° IN
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by the 121 1 . train, to get things-in--order-for The Know Nothings are in a great rage at the MISSOCIII.
AL
tte re-assembling of the Bolter's Convention in „4,0,i.v manner in which they have been treated JOB P. 0 . OREGON Co . Mo.. July T.2t1,185:,
New York, to day at noon. by the - I'
republicans - The latter have all along Meson,. Fleming Bros —Dear Fir— I bare used Dr.
L,ASEI3. CELEBRATED TERM! et"tiE, pi b ore
by you,
At the hour of going to press, the firme=r Ke - - r i L
publicans are very fearful of the result. nule" P " .e"e " a de-ire
to
- fuse - with the Know in my tamlir. and I el , think it the best pti.ot, stem now in
the Bolters go in for Fremont. S a ngiiine a' ''' Nothings : but when the time came to effect ix use for expelling worms from the human system. My
Wilson, of Massachusetts, he looked gloomy and the "republicans" just went coolly to work and heightors have also use,
with
fitslightest. ours. ho.,
It is evident that extreme counsels have over
powered . .
to b
e discretion aunive,„,,l
~,a , ,n t ,d ,
Paying the
of the Know Nothings. They even
ups and
O m i d a d ,
p i n i g ,
t s seems wher
ever he goes, sites a Nl' Lenn man. What a devil laid on the table the communication addressed ha.
of a pity he hail uot stayed at Washington, says
the New York to the Philadelphia Convention.
all outsider.
And to *ender all chance of a reconsideration of
Rh o de Island declares that he is an infernal
nuisance—great old bore, who thinks all the their actioa impossible the Republican Conveu
world is like Ashtabula. If he can't have things lien ii&
'oilmen] ems fio 1 Weirtl
was e ectually
his own way he will smash 'em up.
closed for ally reconciliation The design or
Good, says a Fordite, put a beggar on horse . '
K
this was to compel the now Nothing' , to swallow
back and he will ride to the devil.
But still the Cotraitattee are in session, and the a ticket they bud uu part in forming, and swab
debate runs high. Wilmot looks wise and pleads low a gross insult with it. The crest-fallen
the wounds of Kansas. But "Live Oak George," j Know Nothin g s went back to N'ow York in great
with his great massive front and busby head, lis- '
indignation. But astonishing to relate they
tens calmly as a summer's morn.
... bare already swallowed the head of the woolly.
head ticket. They have notuinaird Freniirt,
but not Dayton yet They wont Johnston. but
what can they do 'I The other Convention is di..
solved. There is no alternative hut to suldint t i
the insult and the ticket.
Thus Saint,' thinks he has aw a llowed tam
fly a trick so boldly played as t o ),, a ~,-„.„ ,„,
snit they have, they suppose. er.ivli.rl -a' the
east.
SATURDAY MORNING
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES BUCHANAN,
OF PkINSSYLVANIA
FOR VICK PRESIDKNT,
JOHN C. BRECKENRI DGE,
kiF K FNTUCK
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
onNAL WlaXlll.3lolllt :
GEORGE SCOTT, or lkni'mrtiA Co
AUDITOR CICNOLA
JACOB FRI . , Jr., Mumwurry
SURCKYOU OtXXRAL .
TIMOTHY IVES, VvrTEIZ
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WILL IT BE FREE.
\Se have all aloug fell c• atfident that Ran
would Lea Free State Vie think at, yet It
it n)tt.t t e r. ,, t1fe...1 timt the pru,i , ect 5.
eur.l x Tithe LV reeent evarita F;ar!y•
Sprtng, the tole of ett»ltrpthou »et in ..(r)ing to
the ! , ;orthern Slaty• t.) and there ,eeu
to be no rea-ion to doubt that the popuinr I.
of that territory sows b. OVrrlg
in fav-r o f its I.etng n Frok , .7-tate I'.ut
shout the :lame utne commenced that itl.arle
villamoub effort to vl up a roll war
etiet - t Ree.:l - ivr., and Dutton- nu
Sillimans preached trea'n an
ley", and Sutitnert. said I'arker , urged "tar t
the kutfe Nituden , ,übberLbed
,ent 11.101:1f•T awl arm!, xnd th, si,d .01
porti , m of the Free %Ptlit . r , in 61111-11• We:
at length etutmld , ue,
and take up ann. In a i varrei that they kne -
would have breu 'Teed:ly and peacetuils .ettle•
at the hall.d bni But detnatt , trtte• an
•
agatat mug! have rav•l Rhr Mat,
pre-IJ.•ut. amt war wag.e. 111
lakur- nC pcacr are arKl, , t4l, and ;a a ry
txo,tith., f"..11. , er pLIWTIK he !.
1u.1,1 an l rn:nr••! f :Lat tef ntory
An what ie Ow col.
tlwrr to eut,unter I,•klt,te
fid-, r u rr,•yp„nJ,•tu I th.• Ft ,t
wrtllne fn•m F•in•a-
• I h.,1.• n., toit. wh" La t rim
v;tl),.t t., I..triea-, will F•f• li..ts.
t.v the neenur,l" , whirl [llll4 Lave rea.ll,l lott.
the set,. of v:oletice whirls have re.et.ily
euTnillitted nee...llo+ •tne
kn.l tinpar tonnl , ly e xaggerated
'Flint 1 , 1 relmble :ttitly.rity It ts the to.-..tu..ny
of an eye-wittles, thr.tugl, another ut - the 1110.1
inti tient tat religious patter, of the count r) Nittl
the New York (0,
This is testimony front the eP,rreNr,n,lenve
of an r viiwedly anti slavery jollier, and by a loan
whom we know to lie reliable in st.•atemnents
fact. It coincides with our own convictions .1
the truth, founded upon the most careful Astir
vati OD of the papers on torh tides of the Kilns°.
question. In the midst of the exeitemeni that
will pervade the public mind for a few months to
come, we must expect the most extraordinary
stories to be put in circulation, and the more
extraordinary they are, the more greedily they
will be received.
Such is the testimony of the conservatire and
religious presses of the country
party 1,- , thus given over to not only
wilful RII , I gross—hut most dangerous, stud poq-
-.illy fatal to the future destiny of a great coin
I.llollwealth.
We hazard nothing hy the assertion that if
Kansas Lecotnes a slave state, the abolitionists
and political demagogues of their reckless fac.
tion will have made it so And if that civil war
nliuUld result in a thousand deaths, the blood of
every one of the victims will be upon the beads
and the hearts of the villains who have fomented
and encouraged it. God will judge them, and
bring' their counsels to naught. Already their
Convention at Philadelphia seemed smitten with
that madness that precedes destruction, and
their inevitable fate is disgrace, defeat and de
spair. The stern rebuke of the people awaits
them iu November.
Tut: repairs at Dam N0.:2 are so far comple
ted that the upper sheeting is all on, and the up
per side of the dam is prepared for the water—
the gravelling is now being done, a slight rise
in the river would fill the pool at once. With
the present low stage of water it will require
some days to fill. Next week the entire repairs
will be completed.
THERE is a prospect of war between Mexico
and Spain. Spain desires to re-possess her long
lost province, and it is said England and France
will help to recover it. The distracted condition
of Mexico, it is supposed, will make it an easy
conquest. But they are mistaken. They will
have to conquer the United States at the same
time; and that all the world cannot do.
THE New York Herald says the ninth plank in
the platform adopted at Philadelphia knocks the
Know Nothings on the head.
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party gentirallv, in l'etin.y Iv una,14 , 16 , 1 1 , 0:v
i.n Fillnn re and anal
vet be the Net. thir predicti , u e-ter.lny
our Concirtiou of to-day, that the Fil'zli-te
qn.l ticket will p.,11 n Ltrger
v,,te than the Fremont fink! Dayt“n ticket
fiat Lath I.l4.•thvr will ',I. carry fur :-•tatr
it (•••n•luct • the •• I:vl••,.Hicto, •iv•• To/•••1.•il
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the Whig eanifildo, Enn iitantoti
lomily in the l'ungrviiionaliiiiiiva—
h o.„". thn 1,,,t rid I lodgv, N iltl Twiny -Him
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,%Itn arming the lust in ht.lllllCky 1.. , 11•11.111,
n.od repudiate it, !mil hug ever ,ince iippiiseil it,
principle, and de-IglIN 1,1111 great vigor and
eitrimidness. In ht, speech on . . - Mturility. which
received by the Cidonel ., neighbor , with
great applame and iiiyfulties, he declares I ,
unconilitiiinitl 1,111( . 11'11CP the 14.111t , il'Illit.! par
ty platform, principles, candidate, and till
and his belief that the old line \Sings of hen
Lucky -those who were faithful to the inemort
and principles or the great 1111111 .4 ANIIIIIII , I
would fold (110, in its present the De ,
itineracy was the only pally of the constinition
and the I ' 16011,
NICAIIMiI'AN AFFkIIO , Its last 10e , froM
renada, Walker Is Pepr,vtlied to line rirel
some material aid —that he had pos,sion 11,e
entire country, and that u o forces fr se om the ad
joining States, were coming upon him, a, ha,
been reported, fie still stateted, however, for
Want of prOVlSitollS and money, and the !arrest
,hare of hii troops ware foreigner
THE CAULK - The sot—marine cable,
which is to connect 11,4 with the Main, w'n do
leave London on the 2.lth ult. in the ',hip South
amptuu, Capt. Pratt, which r e ,..0 i. 6muel. to
New York. if this information is correct—awl
We have it from good authority—the cable will
probably be put down in working order "Panm
time in July.
" INDIGNAN'. Tracy Cutler
and Nliss E. J. Waite hive called a convention
of the women of Illinois, to meet in Chicago,
for the purpose of organizing a Stith. Society, to
turn back the tide or oppression that ie sweep
ing over our laud. and to express proper indig
nation upon the movement.. , or the border ru th
ane, and the attack upon Senator Sumner
PROF. CONRAD, of Witternhurg College, Ohio
estimates the number of Germans, or descend
ants of Germans in the United States at 4,000,
00(1
Annuul Exhibitiom--The annual exhibition of
St. Francis' Academy, at Lorette, Cambria county,
will take place on the 16th of July. •
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The ab,nr ie IA • auiplo Of certificates daily ro,..eived by the
propriotors : Hot:lune }fn's.) CELEBRATED
yr.RmlfTtlK AND LIVER Wo think or are safe
in saying they are Ow ou,st roirtide and popular renuslies
the
Purr liaxern will Ir. careful u, ask for DR. M'LANE'S CEL
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of pu. All ..thri Vertulfugrr lu comps,-
urr woilLienn. pr. ll'Lniir'4 gruuliir Vrruafuge,
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by %yin you Hoffer, WHEN 1110.1EF CAN HE
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IthoittonHot,, NptitnletlA, Nlltl lulu front
Nl.'., horns, Sprttlnsi..ar Nnlun in Ntly part rtyst.ltt !
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'li .• i.ii,,,,,yi d ) will lake ,ml aihicii mud Ito to l' ItAtr'a, cor• 1 Stilitli A ttiticlaii. H a mpton. Wilson A Co.,
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ii,,,,,,, L : ' „ Lu y :\ - %:',„t w ard .0 I',. 'rroutt, Brother di Co.,
oud ort i dil w lle I. I also Mak.. MI d Belli, every variety of : W,...1, Itweutt A Co. Ifeb2S
!beim y that you ran mention, at ~, ilOieStat. and retail. I )I , ', (k It I , S'l'l4 , k NI „ NIII,L,
it..„,...,.., the Owe, e ot nor of Market alley and Fifth .
oct4 A 1, I, 1.1 li 1 I it:NY.
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, fArt- (lilt t; 0 bil V HALED TO FAMILIES in either of the
;At not rlt e I or's Hair Dye— Perseverance, time,
a.. I'lli..
, 11 , 11141 , M.ll
no vett moot, of i."nli Y..nk hevo P1t.,1 the 01k M.P., ILII2I 1.0 left al the Min, ilif il.l boxe43 at the stoma of
orlatiial Roil titer I MO, Upoll the tup.u.tost round of the lad lint a N, 11 ll.noN A IX)., b 2 Wood stn.t.
,1.., of fame, where imitators may view, but not approach; it It A I'N Att ItI'VKIt, cur. Liberty and St. Clair streets,
II l' tittilW ANTI., Druggist, Allegheny.
"It , 1 - may I , sy, but not 111111111 t KS onward way to waver - eat
Ild, Made and sold, or applied, (In nine private rooms) at Titttlitat CAB 11, ON DELIVERY.
BATCH lil.oll'S Wig Warernotris, 288 Broadway, New York. lra BRYAN, KENNEDY *. CO.
Bold, whots.sle and retail, by Dr. 010, It. KITS” , / 44 T. I.IQ.UORICE.-9 cases for sale by
wow street. ely'Eawdew • -. 4 ;.U - ' j ‘ ,..11 B. A. FM:Mk:STOCK A CO.
c.p, A p t
Redding's Russia Salve.—lt is a Boston remedy
of thirty years' standing, and is recommended
by physicians. It is a sure and speedy cure for
burns, piles, boils, corns, felons, chilblains, and
old sores of every kind ; for fever sores, ulcers,
itch, scald head, nettle rash, bunions, sore nip
ples, recommended by nurses,) whitlows, sties,
festers, flea bites, spider stings, frozen limbs,
salt rheum, scurvy, sore and cracked lips, sore
nose, warts and flesh wounds, it is a most valua
ble remedy and cure, which can be testified to by
thousands who have used it in the city of Boston
and vicinity for the last thirty years. In no in
stance will this Salve do an injury, or interfere
with physician's prescriptions, It is made from
the purestmaterials, from a receipe brought from
Russia—of articles growing in that country—
and the proprietors have letters from all classes,
clergymen, physicians, -eu captains, nurses, and
others who have used it themselves, and recom
mend it to others. Redding's Russia Salve input
in large tin boxes, stamped on the cover with a
picture of a horse and a disabled soldier, which
picture is also engraved on the wrapper. Price,
25 cents a box. Redding St Co., proprietors.
Aberdeen, in Scotland, or else from the scattered
fragments which the exent at bin of ancient cities
For sale by it. A. Fahnestock St Co., Flem
ing Bros.. R. E. Sellers .IX. Co., Br. Cr. 11. Keyser
lind 11. Miner & Co., Pittsburgh ; Beckham
M'Kenuan, Allegheny city.
.thr !lave You a Rupture of the Bowels!
I ,%. , 01.1 Onto reeportfully to , Me the attention of these al
-11,, toil with her nia or rupture of the Norrele to my eplentli ,
t meta Trmssee of earn.. patterns. and to suit ever.
tippiled ain't 1310.141141.1,1 K uttrumut , l tu every cm, at rat
other, No 14 ,, W, ,, e1 stro , t. l'tmsnueeh• p., st4to of th'
onlot, Mortar. A 111,1114 the I'll eea sold 1 y 111 e 401 ii•
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It. Itioadure around the luye, titatluir whether the
rt,lttlirt.ottin lb. nght ut loft ,tto I all" *toll and adult
. 11.“ rinarly's e ..r !Sod, Itr, 1.. e, for tho our, of
I•tor I, NV ott.k no.. of LI, itr A 1..1 , ...,1. 191.0. ettmill.'
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State Mutual Fire and Marine lnsturanc
I II A IsielF,ltUi;li $350,000.
tilrard Fire •nd Marine laniaraince Co., • (
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Insurance l o. of lite Valley of Virginia
NI I\ I A API AL. 11300,000.
( olnmonWealth loionreknee Company, !UR
fi.L•ltl. tug .(I'll A 1.. $300.000•
ortnecticut Mutual Life In•arattee CO,
It Att 1 Y•!lti' CA PIT 4/. 4,V1 , ASSETS, $4,154.4N9.
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I'or VA arming mud Ventilating Huitidings.
ifk.w- W. A A ~ .111 contract La - Waxwing and Ventilating
liol \Veit,. erlrlllloo, Church
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Coin t 11,esoit iir Wavle No 25 MARK ET STREET,
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BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
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WILLIAM B. HAYS & CO.,
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CANVASSED HAMS.
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W n SMITH
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER,
WIIOLESALE GROCERS
EVROPE AN AGENT AM) CONVEYANCER
10.7‘ Pitesengere brought from the old country to Mitre
burgh, and money. remitted to Rurotel. I novll7
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Collins' Pittsburgh, Meadville & Erie
CANAL. LINES.
N,s. 114 AND 115 WATER NTRNNT, PITTSBDROLI, PA
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75 WATER STREET, PITTSBI'II4II - 1. PIiNNA
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Brought Iron Tubing,
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ALEX. HUNTER,
DICAI.Nit IN
No. 999 Liberty •treet,
No. 597 Liberty Street,
PTITSBUIttiIi. PENN'A.
W W MAIN lIUNTKIt.
It 2 Second and lit Front st.,
Pittsburgh, Pa
JAMES BLAKELY,
Corner of Seventh and Smithfield sireeta,
PITTSBURGH.
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
It EFKRKNCK:4
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DOLLAR SAVINGS BANS.
No. 66 Fluirth Street,
MIDDLE ROOM, JONES' NEW BUILDING.
IS NOW OPEN daily from 9 to 2 o'clock;
also, on Wednesday and Saturday eveninge tz from 7 to 9
o'cloca.
Deposits received of all thins not leas than Oat DotLaa,
and a dividend of the profits declared twice a year, in June
and Decemlor. Interest Was dec tared ut the rate of six per
cent. per auniiin, on the first of December, 1855. Also on
the 341 of June, 1856.
Books containing the Charter, By-Laws, Rules and Regu
lations, furnished gratis, onApplicution at the office.
PraideV--4) '' , WhE A LBILSIB.
lloraexell Hepburn,
Geerge R. White,
William F. Johnston,
James W. Hallman,
Alexander Bradley,
William Phillips,
John G. Backsfen, -•- James Hardman,
Hill Burg-win, James D. Kelley.
Albert Culbertson, John M. Kirkpatrick,
Robert Cheater, John D. M'Cord,
J. Gardiner Coffin, Walter P. Marshall,
Alouv.ii A. Carrier, A. M. Pollock,
John S. Cosgrave, Henry L. Ring - wan,
Mai 1.... A. Colton, Robert Robb,
K. U. 'di itigton, James Biddle,
Pr.incis Felix. George 8. Belden,
floors', P. Gillreora, Alexander Tindle,
il \ MON S. 1-I,lon, William 8. Lately.
William S. Haven. Wilson Miller.
Secretary and Tresturrr--CHAALF.B A. COLTON.
Jyl9:dly
FARMERS AND MECHANICS'
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO
OF PHILADELPHIA.
liott. THOS. IL FLORENCE, Preen.
How. R. flaxacta, Secretary.
STATEMENT OF BUSINESS,
From the I rt day of August to the 31st day of Dec., 1865
Amount roceivod in Marine premiums $ 88,242 31
Yire 39.908 82
T , lal premium, for Bye months
CA PITA I
INVESTID AB POLLOWB :
BOLAS of Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, find
}'tttntwrK'wi H's
ihulrva.l Bonds, Cost
lawn on Plrst Ntortgnuo &unto
•• Staxks. i2,oltatelai
Cititti in Bank and on band
Capital suLiscrilied. (payment not yet duet.
Premium Notes, not yet matureid
Due room Agents, (secured by Bonds)
Expel... and C.imuttasioris
5108,161 13
Total eup,not of Lumen incurred, but not yet adjusted:—
,1,1,606
Mai . 3,000 00
.608 68
This Company Insures Hull and Cargo rtaks on the Ohio
01,1 ,11.11C,1111,1 t ri huts! ire. I usured against Loss or littmag.sa
I.y Ysrvs. Linear„ lilrislly adjusted and promptly paid.
RLYEY.S.Nit. , —iiul , T. M. Howe, Oen. J. K. Sloorhead,
.Is roe,
11.111411 , apply to
THOMAS J. HUNTER, Agent,
odd:. No. 110 Water ot., I,et. Wood and Market.
DELAWARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
s. E CORN ER THIRD AND WALNUT S.
Philadelphia.
Sir . N 1 ARI N E INSURANCES on Vessels, Cargo, Freight,
per......f the world.
I s %ND I NSI:11.1 NCES ns GOODS, by Rivers, Canals,
Lek., met I,nd Carriages, to all parts of the Union.
Si RE INSURANCE ON MERCIJANDIZE generally. On
Store.. Dwelling Houses, .4c.
Azsth qf the anapany Normsraber 504 1866.
florets, Mortgnges end Real Estate .$101,020 94
Hlolndelpin. City, and other Loans 85,210 00
St,rk in Hanka, Ittalroad and Insurance GU ' s 22,060 10
Rine rwolable ..... . 156,440 97
4 41.11 ou hand ..... , . ................ . 26,826 04
amlnue , n In hand , ..( Agents, Premiums on Ma
re,...ntly Leaned, and other debts
ti, C0m1....f1y 164,859
9ut.'1104... , 11 Nat.. 100,000 00
DJ HECTORS.
William Martin, Jamee C. Hand,
Joer-ph H :teal. Theophfins Paulding,
Edmond A Souder, --James Tragnair,
John C. Darts, William Dore, Jr,
John ft Peurse, Joshua L.l`rice,
Georg. H lxiper, Irma Tennent,
Fahruni Darlington, Samuel F. Stokes,
Dr it H. linstesa, Henry Sloan,
William C Ludwig, James B. McFarland,
Ilugli Cram, Charlie Schaffer,
Spencer Mr strain, Robert Burton,
Charles lielley, -, John B. Semple, Pittsburgh
11 Joors Rosati, D. T. Morgan,
J tr J,ihnson, J. T. Logan, .
WM. MARTIN, President.
slant.
THos. C Hucu. Vice Presi
Ht.+xr LTIBUMN, Sere . •
II ARIN E INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
11 INUF METERS' ENSURCICE COM
OF PHILADELPHIA.
H fESTA. PEATETPAL-98ANTID UT THE STATE OT PENNSYLVANIA
Chartered Capital, $500,000.
i/AN/N'is' AN'D LNLA.ND TRANSPORTATION
A Alit IN Zi. LIPPINCOTT. President.
ORRIN itkaiNllS, NOCTOLETy.
tIEUROE TOUND, Treasurer.
DI RiCCTARS.
A Mr..t) S Lippincott, William B. Thomas,
Mehl...Oillinicharn, William Neal,
Nicholas O. Tayfor, Alfred Weeks,
4.wrin Rogers, Charles J. riehla,
.1 ha P. Simons, James P. Smyth.
Ssl - This Company has been orcauired with a CanleCapl
- ant ills Directors have determined to adapt the tmainerss
le it, available re.>urces. To observe prudence in conduct
ug ILA attains, with a prompt adjustment (41 losses.
Po tebursh Ottlees Nu. 71i Water street.
.1. NEWTON JONES, Agent.
IMIZIEI
The follown.g well known and responsible firms In Pitts-
Inrgh hovo aufhorise^ d reference to them, with regard to the
,t.delay aml soundness of the Manufacturers' Insurance
Company.
Kramer A Maim,
ths,rge F. Orrilth A Co.,
Joomo, Tiernan A Co.,
n 0.7
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
CORNER oF WATER AND MARKET STREETS,
Secretary.
itze — This Company mak.exery insurance appertaining to
conneeted with LIVE RISKS.
Atao, against HULL AND CARGO RISKS on the Ohio
and Miasbeippi litters and tributaries, and MARINE RISKS
,tenerally.
agatiod lat. and Dunlap by Fire, and against the
i•ood. ol the cett and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
taiip,l at the low eat rated consistent with safety to
all la.ru,a.
Robert Galway, Samuel M'Clurkan,
Joeeph P. thosam, M. D., John Scott,
Juni. Marshall, David Richey,
!aloes W. Hallman, Charles Arbuthnot,
Alexander Bradb.), .lovph S. Leech,
lohu Fullerton, Nianstleld B. Brown,
David H. Chambers, Christian Zug,
William Cnrr, Robert H. Hartley,
Jac D. H...1fi11. !OAS
cITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
WILLIAM BAOALEY, President.
S AMU EL L. M A RSIIELL, Secretary
p• •K; 9.4 Water serer!, Lotoen Alar A-et and Wood street;
4 Insures HULL AND CARP°t RISKS, on the Ohio
.14 Ma,oslppi 'Boors and tributaries.
Insured against Loss or Damage by FIRE.
A lak., against the Poriis of the Sea and Inland Navigation
snJ Transportati.m.
Witlinm lirgroloy,
Jiurkeir M. Nvirer,
SLanuel Kea.
Rubel t Dunlap, Jr.,
Ina. M. Poonorli,
S Ilarbaugh,
Mr'altur Bryant,
Jain Bhipton
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JUUN U. SHOENBERGER, President.
ROBERT FINNEY, Secretary.
C. W. BATCHELOR, General Agent.
WILL. INSURE AGAINST ALL RINDS
OF
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
J. 11. Shoenberger, O. W. Case,
C. W. Batchelor, W. B. Nlinick,
Isaac NI. Pennock, T. B. Updike,
W. W. Martin, R. D. Cochran
8.. T. Leech. Jr., John A. Caughey
George S. Selden, B. S. Bryan,
Beek! M'Candless.
air All Losses sustained by parties insured under policies
Issued by this Company will be liberally adjusted and prompt
ly paid at its OFFICE, Nu. 99 WATER STREET. [Jyll
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
(IF PITTSBURGH.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield S 9
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 93110,000. '
6:iirlasure Holdings and other Property against Loss or
Damage by Fire, and the Perils of the Sea and inland Navi
gation and Tiaimportatium
DIRECTORS.
Wm. F. Johnston, Roily Patterson, Jacob Painter,
A. .4 Garner, W. M'Clintock, Jae. P. Tanner,
George W. Smith, W. S. Haven, D. E. Park,
I. (trier Sproul, Wado Hampton, D. M. Long,
A. J. Jones, J. B. Jones, H. R. Coral
OFFICERS.
President . Hon. WM. P. JOHNSTON.
rice Precitient RODY PATTERSON
Srey and From A. A. OARRIBR.
J. BANKS KNOX
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
pirrallUßOLl. ()130H.Gli RAMBLE, President; F. M.
tioanort. Secretary.
Witt insure against all kinds of risks, FIRE and MARINE.
All losses will be liberally adjusted and promptly paid.
A Home lisititutiou, managed by Directors who are well
known in the community, and who are determined, by
promptnees and liberality, to maintain the character which
they have assumed, as offering the best protection to thaw
who desire to he insured.
Draseruits—R. Miller, Jr., C. W. Ricketeon, J. W. butler,
N. litilmex, Jr., W. H. Smith, C. Ihmsen, George W. Jackson,
Andrew Ackley, Jamey Lippincott, George Deride, James Mc-
Auley, Alexander Nimick, Thomas Scott.
.041- Offtce, No. 9i Water street, (Warehoime of Spang &
Cu., up stairs) Pittsburgh. nov`A:lg
INSURANCE! IN SUR INCE ! Applica
tion fur Ipsuratice tor several good reliable Insurance
companies received by W. BUNN, at his Real Satiate
Agency and Intelligence Office, on the north aide of Ohio,
tourth door east of the Diamond, AU.td VAT MTV. JuT
J Am as d RAU, J& ROHL M. RUNTRR
KERR & HUNTER,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
tirIiFTEARIBOAT AGENTS/VI
Na 27 Lever, between Ptht aw 4 SitiON its,
reb26d4poly I SAINT LOUIS, Ma
.~_.
MEE
John 11. Shoenberger,
Charles Knapp,
N. Grattan Murphy,
Theobald Umbetaetter,
Isaac M. Pennock,
William J. Anderson.
111.17517121.
.8108,101 31
3®,000 00
$408,161 13
-3,721 86
33,400, 0 0
59,950 00
30,384 00
. 11,092 22
97.000 00
. 66,387 31
. 18,808 61
11,662 36
$617,348 16
P. A. MADKIRA, Agent,
95 Waxer street, Pittsburgh
Childs it Co,
Ridopton it Campbell,
H. Childs & Cu.
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH. PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, Pregiden
DMZ=
Capt. Mark Sterling
Samuel H. Kier,
William Bingham,
John S. Dilworth,
Francis Sellers,
.1. Schoonmaker,
William B. Hays.
Waal.
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Summer. Arrangement. 1
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD.:i
Shortest and quickest Rennet* an Point '°' :' I ,
on the Allegheny River.
TWO DAILY TRAINS leave "Pitfiburgh as follows: --, •., , .
Morning Expren, at 8 o'clock, A. 111., for KITTANNING t
~
CLARION, FRANKLIN, BEDEANK, BRADY'S BEND
... ... ,-.•-•••
DLIRONING, REIHESSBURG, BROOKVILLE, and ti:
points North. ,..
Evening Accommodation leaves at Mb, P. IL, stopping eq .—
all wayetations.. ~.
. P.
Pare to Kittanning, 111045. 1. - ,
Middlettex.
Eanicbsburg......— ......... 2 60 PunuataistUY 5
Red-Bank 225 Relmarsbar-g 2 160 -
Curlsaille 275 Seedsburg eis - '
Adams 225 Bawd Village
limey's Bend 2 25 51ahoninp, 1
Kellershurg 2 00 Texas 2
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Bethlehem 2 75 Mechanicsburg 8
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f,t,
....,.
Shannondale ...... ....—.. 826 Brookville ~.. .... ;,..-- 87GX ....- ''''
Tickets to all of the above places can he pram Pal rt the?
Office, corner of Penn and Wayue streets, laid at the Depoc3
on Taylor street. A. J. HOPPER, 7, '
Je2l • : 43uperintandent.
S ! . l
, R
TATE FAIR —The underiiigned Commit-51
tee, appointed to solicit subscriptions, to secure thog
holding of the State Fair at Pittsburgh, hereby authorise'`
JACOB GLOSSES, one of their Committee, to collect therr
same. Mr. GLOSSES will call on subscribers during theft,
present month. N. G. MURPHY,
N. HOMES,
I
JOHN Z. COSGROVE, if,
FULLS/04.M-HERB!, a
JACOB GLOSSES, * l ,,
e2l Committee. R
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE .—WhereaE6
Letters of Administration to the Estate of WALTEIIq,
1 VORWARD, late of Allegheny county, deceased, ham%
b-en granted to the subecribers—all persons Indebted te4
said Estate are requested to make Immediate payment; and 4
these baring claims against the same, will present theui„A
properly authenticated for settlement, to
E. L FORWARD,}
Adm'rs.
e2l: itdadtte. M. D. PRIMA
lIE WOMAN THAT MA.RRIET
THE IRISH WIDOW
A LOCAL ITEM :.,..
OP VIZY GFIZAZ larresgr; v
Being the Adventures of a Woman who resided In thla7.
City for three years, ~ • ,
WEARINO MAN'S ATITRIT :I
Will he found In TUTS MORNING'S 94t
Allar-DISPATOLIPUI
jell:it—chill PZICZ ONZ Cl3l. k l
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PIIBLIC SALE OF BUILDING LO'fg,
IN AND lADJOLVING THE BOROUGH OF LAWI
ItifNCEVILLE.—We will infer at .Public ;Auction, on the4‘ ,
premises, In and near the Borough of Lawrenceville, or 0;
SATURDAY, June 21 t, at 8 P. M., ELEVEN BUILDING,I.
LOTS, fronting on Butler and Ewalt streets; each Lott
being 24 feet front by-1011 deep Akio, TWELVE BUILDING
LOTS, fronting on Wirinetreet; each lot 2Dieet by 100 feet g
These Lots will be offeied in blocks of four each, and any i ,
that are not sold to this way will be gold in 'tingle lota.
The attention of portions desiring property for private,
residences; ne&l.the city, is asked to the Want these Lots.
, The advantages possessed by property in theneighbarbood
of the above Lots over many other plum selected for real- g
dences around the city, are thatOmnitittsesso within a few g;
rode of the property, leaving the stations ovary filteen.min-d
ut.-s, each way. .
It is also near the spacious grounds around the Arsenal if..„
and the Allegheny Cemetery, one of th e moat beautful:4
pieced of resort near the city. Also th e extensive grounds i 3
of several of our wealthy manufacturers, Merchants and f;
others. which must Malys make - this neighborhood
and healthy. • •BLAKELY & RICHO7 t 12.
Auctioneers. 1.
lEtt Omnibuses leave the corner of Fifth and Market anti
every fifteen minutes, and will go to the property. je2l
ALL
FISHERMEN, Amateurs or Profes-f
elonale, who desire to have the OILEAREST and BEST •
TACKLE in the city, call at the ships alba GOLDEN
GUN, No. 136 WOOD street. Besides this, WO keeill fall a.-
Kett:tient of GUNS, PISTOLS, RIFLES„ - TABLE end 'POCK- •
ET CUTLERY, Ac., Ac. 13011711 At ISTLIM
021 N 0.136 Wood P.
STRAW WRAPPING PAPER-50 buiao.
dies extra large Straw Wrapping . ' for ale
jet]
1 LARGE HEAVY VARNISH KETTLE, , ;11
for nab by J. SCHOO
11r4 MILKER,
24_X 4 street
Jen
WANTED—A good SHEET - I'd:et Woasza..
'inquire at WILLIAMS ALLEN'S,
e2l. 26 Market street. 4
ANTED—A TIN-SMITH, at 8
jeZL3t wimiama.a,auarrs.
HOUSE TO LET—A. Two:.*Qa o ame
11 111, on Irwin street. Poindskit Immo-
iliately. Enquire of [je7l] MILLER al BI k
N
OUSE TO LET A commodious Two
Story BRICK DWELLING 'MOUSE; situated on
Franklin street, opposite the Sixth Preebyftriani Church.
Poems/lon given immediately. Enguirsat, the, Eutu
TBON le, or of
?CILLER irItICIC,
e2l. Noe. 221 and Eidi:Llberty street
TJATS, CAPS AND SHOES
.AT AUG
TION.—On SATURDAY month:g r ./tine 21st, at 10
clock, will be sold, at the Commercial bales Rooms, corner
of Wood and Fifth streete
-12 dozen fresh Cassimere, Linen and Used Cape;
10 " Canton Straw Hate;
tki " Braid and Leghorn Hats;
12 " pairs Men'e Buskin Shoes;
4 " Ladies' "
0 " ‘` assorted Shoes.
Jo2l
LAMP -BLACK--50 bbl& just received and
for sale by Lieql NLEMIRO BROS.
REAM TARTAR-1500 lbs. justreceiv
an I for sale by - [Jen] FLEMING BROS.
fILEAVER'S HONEY SOAP-20 gross in
store and for sale by [je7ll FLICKING 8808.
P -
OW'D GUM ARABIC-100 lbs. on hand
and for sale by Usal . l FLEMING BROS.
WHITE WAX-150 lbs. in store and for l'
sale by [je2lj Flamm BROS. t ,
AT AND B. LINIMENT-20 gross of Al- !
..,
LEI . lan's an hand and for sale by
Je2l FUMING BROS. i'.
GESI TRAGACA.NTH-500 IN. on hand 1 "
and fur sale by [je2l] IifLEXIMP BROS.
T UDLIISPS SPECIFIC-5 groselin store
IA
and for sale by lje23] FCEMING URN.
SODA ASH, of a good and uniform quality„
manufactured by the s. Salt ManuilactOngpompany,
at Tareutum. On hand and for Bale by
Je2l F1X1143 BROS.
CONCENTRATED LYE—A nevi', article
for making Soap, warranted superior .to Potash in
every reepct. Remember, 1 pound wOrth lOof
On hand and for -• e 4 ' e RIM
- - - -
JIILY MAGAZINES AND NEW BOOKS.
u Godey's Lady'a Book for July.
Graham's Magazine
Peterson's •
•
Ballou's
Now York Journal, "
Yankee Notion&
Sumner's Groat Speech in the Senate. .
The White Chief; by Capt. Mayne Reid. ,
The Old Vicarage; by Mrs Hubback.
Tan-go Ru-a.
Gabriel Van.., his Fortunes and his Friends.
Adventures of Gerard the Lion Killer.
Received and for sale by LL MINER k CO.,
je2o No. 32 Staithfleid -street.
HO will continue to pay Wet, when a
BUILDING LOT ran be purchased at * the following
tow price and easy terms: Each Lot hears 4nt of 24 feet
~rh a wide street, by 130 deep to an alley. Stage 'in Alle
gheny City, near the Onter Depot. Price $176-450in band;
remainder at one and two years.
8. CUTEMERT & 80N,
Je2o Real Estate Agents, 61 Market et.
MAGAZINES FOR JULY
ilarper's Millard. o tor July.
Godey's
Graham's " a
hadote' "
Peterson's
Illustrated London News.
The Struggle for Lite, or Claude end the Skeleton
-
Horseman. U. T. C. SKIBGAN,
e'M 41.1illth street.
SIAGAZINES, &C.—
Harper for July—price 20 cents.
Godey's Lady's Book for July-20c.
Gratainla magazine for July-20c.
Peteracm's Magazine for July—lie.
todie'eN. In. Journal for July-18c. .
Yankee Notion for July-12c.
Ma im% Magazine for July-100.
Brother Jonathan •for 4th July—a magnificent
double numberprice 12c.
The above Mat received at
FUN FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS. , —The,
Mammoth BROTHER JONATHAN for the POURTE..
bee just arrived, and so has Harper's Magazine for
Call, or send and get them both, at
W. A. GILDENEENNEY & CO.'Q"
jet.) Fifth et., oppoeito the 'Tipatre..
THE IST OF JULY AND THE 4TH OF JULY.—
Harper's Magazine for July.
The Brother Jonathan for the 4th of July.
Received and for sale at H. BEINKR. k IDO:B,
je2o Ha Smithltekl at-
T . uk. — V - 13ceived and for sale by Laufer, Na
0 77 Fourth Et. Prate.
White Chief, by Capt. Mayne Reid_ _4l 1,1 1 4
The Scalp Hunters , do. do • 1
Comic Miseries of Human Life-- .......... 70
Economic Cottage Builder 1 35
Every Lady Her Gm/ Shoemaker 45
Godey's Lady'. Book for July 2f5
Ration's Magadne for July 10
Yankee Notions for July 12X
Graham's Magazine for.Jnly 20
Piers Tales, by Melvill .. .. . ............. -.......... pa
Mr. Spe tartingriges S T o ur... _ 1 Oh,
All kinds of books and Stationery for sale cheap it Lae
ter's Book Store,.No. 77, Fourth et. ' lel9
VOR SALE. 20 Acres of Land, . - a good
situation for a country store, abcazt 20 miles fit? the
city, in a thriving neighborhood and no store near.
House and lot and three vacant Wain Allegheny Oltr• '
WANTED,
A sittuitlonby a young lady In a dry goods or liftman
store, or millinery establishment—for one cook—tioro girls
to do housework—one boy to learn a trado-.two boys in
stores or run of efrands—two men to work on tkrP/00r ... in•
boring work in•
Real Estate '
'Moot 01
Oity.
Just
au assortini
nut machiu
circular straw knives, stra knives:bankers shosas:ialesit . ratthe - h —T heto,
scissors, patient nutmeg graters, with I paella iiiiiqu emut
of hardware, all of which is to be sad tow.
Jel9 worm. VARNER-TOM
FI FTY DOLLARS !—Building Lots for
Sala—Four good building lots dtulftf tet Alleigbes t s
fety, near the outerdepot, will be eold eepenthb`OC
at the low price of $195 each, $5O itl tafra, ,
Ono and two pan nwh lot Ma a ftwat of ‘Zt, in4k asola
feet stroot, by 130 deep to • 2..1 fort alley. oku *na ebb tso
plan. R. elartuttutv . „K
Joie Real Ratan Agatha, Id mum es.
SITSWEICK
I, HIRSH ULD to
It_N.T.
win open THIS (Wednotolie) MUM nisift. of
MEN'S re ELIRItRINNI 440:01,
'Ma UM
SIMAVR MeV
Wks *MINA So %Ow Wit stessedoi
T 1 T "..." 410 k. tram ttl
todo tky ara *WA
- 1
, 0-4,;,„040,
P. M. DAVIS,
Auctioneer.
LAUFFEWB BOOKSTORE,
No. 77 Pointlt street
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