laude, In large quantity, but that Parties in bom
ble circumstance unite in the enterprise. Labor
and skill ere capital se well as money; end pro
vision Will be made for virtuous and industrious
persons of straitened means,. to go along, and
better their worldly condition, and at the same
time promote'the good of the, proposed community.
MI persons desirous to join in tbe proposed
oniony, or to obtain information oonoernine it,
will address (enoloeing Meow p,) John A. Crawford,
Beg., (the Secretary of the organization,) at Hol
lidaysburg, Pa.Applionnts will please state, Ist.
Name and Post office address; 2. Whether a per
son of family, and if so, how many in family ;
8. His or her occupation or profession; 4 About
how muoh capital he would wish. to'invest in real
estate.
Pres;byterial: Notices,
The PRESIITTELY,OLNI)PAWKRIfitrAND will hold
An Adjourned unietititin'teek niVeli on the Third Tut*.
day (i9th) df, ; July, at 11 o'clock • •
• ISAAC OMER, Stated oak.
Ras ghparhutitt
Aoadeihies.
We invite,atteitttpi to the advertisements of the
Wi/kinaburg kindly*, end the Vermillion Institute.
Both are worthy._
Litton's, Living Age.
Messrs. Danner and Procter announce that
they hare coated to publish the Living Age, on
aocowct of biessiti. Littell, Bon & Co., baying
oontraot. But Messrs.' Del•
ieeer & Procter have honorably determined to ful
fill thefiduty, to titeir suboribers as far as possible,
and Will funtleit them with the Eclectic Magazine
instead of the Living Age. The Eclectic contains
the very cream of the foreign reviews and mai.
seines.
Pike's Peak Gold.
The accounts from Pike's Peak are so contra
dictory, that there; is .no imoviing what the trait
is. At one, time it is raporied as all a hum-
bug, and that people are starving, having neither
bread nor .gold.: Again the account' cornea of
wondrOtis discoveries. Probably the following
embraces some truth:
Sr. Lotus, July I.—Mr. McCoy, who left Den
ver City en the 24th ult., informs a St. Joseph's
paper, that there are only eight of the ten claims
yet discovered that bay like those on the Gregoryr
lead. All the rest are -deserted, The reports of
the.richeess,of
were
other' 'claims are .absolutely
false. . Miners were leaving in large numbers, and
some threelhousand wagons are now on the re
turn McCoy estimates that there are
from twenty-five thousand to thirty:thotuland per
sons, in or about the mines, most of whom are
either doing nothing , or working for their board.
He also says the mines will not support more them
five thousand persons, and advises everybody
to stay at home.
The Great`Baleen Voiage.
The great Balloon excursion from St. Lonia for
the Atlantic Cidatit;'oatie off on the first of July,
almost sets:siding to the programme. The party
did not quite succeed in reaching the Atlantic
coast, butqatided'on the shone of Lake Ontario-`
in Jeffersoi County; N. Y. A dispatch dated St'
Louis, July Ist, lays ; "The first grand, experi
mental air voyage , to the seaboard took place from
Washington SqUare, this evening,. Professors
Wisa,Latnoninititt and Gager having made a snot
easeful ascension fri the mammoth .balloon •,‘ At
lantis." •At 61,40 R.. M.; the inflation: of the 'Bal
loon was finished,• and the voyage•was commenced;
William Hyde, reporter of.the Republican, :room ,
panted the aeronauts.
They Balloon passed Fort Wayne at 4 o'clock
Saturday,''mornings; 'Sandusky at 7 ; Cleveland,
9:80. , Mr. Gager gives the fellewing pirticulars
of the.landing•:•• . •
Saturday;: , l*,l!., M. ? Elt, Louis time, Were
abreast', of iteoheeter, over' Like. Ontario,,' when
the altitude : was increased onu:want of the wind;
which was knrrlifftisiNnaticom=
pauied,by,,ralu. The anitily-of ,gas
consequently the.ballocw did not reach an altitude
above the storm. , The yeesel was Att;Me#4 l4 4.o
headed
sh.itreZ ;`Wh en„ itctric
the >vessel was =only' about thirty • feet , above • tne
level of the Lake., , :We,dacha& land in s feW
seconds.,, lu, the, lottn, o:gender, son, ',Jefferson
OcuitY, witl all hands ott hear.4.,:.iTti,fleAded,44 •
an edge of Woods, with Y•the -, ibesket , swisl4iog •to
and fro, meting rapid evoirtions,among'tkelligli=
est branches of the t,re'eS,, the passengeri'elliging
to the rigging. ,The,strength and general
knee of the arr angement of , the balloot(beeket,;
probably saved the party."-The balloon was left
Ina high tree,'sWinglikabove the boat and !kitsch
damaged. Tint :Whole, distance: traveled. is one
thousand 'one • hundred and _fifty miles ; we started
at 640 P."'M.; . 'oil" Friday , Louis;" and
landed. af ttendirrim; ,leffersoii • Gounty,• at 1,20
Saturday P. • •• •
The above ir r aivery ..brlef Account; we.
ant from an .exchange, dfo &Jong and perilous'
terial voyi4re. Prof. Wiscitarted - witfi a strong
expeotation of reaching the Atlantic; and be
published-a"oard•AyArhicif ftit,ppTiare 4413 is
not at airdisoolfraged•:—Tle -thhois that I'ol,lll
yet accomplish k the:feat, that,', after two or
three_ voyages
_honk the Mississippi tortheAt
lantici rwill I. , the Atlonitio)4elftin -r hi
latolokr: t `'"
The theory of Prof. Wish is, that there is at.
ways a strong haft eideurvint littlihAPirer
mospheie' - 'l T hisiscii•rent nioires-itt the ititer 4 of
sixty to ninety miles an hour, and hence would
carry Plo•TPPlifrortoAtlV o Pe4lPlTtl t*Yl74'
and nights, or less . 4.twoertain hight ;it is 110
East, siittle,North of ViSk and, a
little idwei' it is South of East. Th u s, W
ohooSingf .. the bight In the ' at~dio s phere , Rtl o Algae )
of landing varied. go' 6,1 iai
The experiment, on this 000asiontosniiimilothhr
Professor greatly I in, his at.trjbutes
his failure to 14 8 riling, 0, 0 , krir;-CC91 ,618 ; .-b" , ..1
tributh's'io the 4arit df fokethouglit rib .
The first prat titthe:lvoyage -, weohighvandliery
oneoessfulJ E r lint; 11,0,41'044 hoci"nof,,nnifitAsink
raiment to endure ~thsr The „halloon,had,„
hence to ,Rry=44.their e peipitiing.
This brought them in to the' regionOf .4ariabla
winds;" eddies and storms, aiedhermaitheirmishaP.',
If .the :theory of the yfind aPortuttpted,dur,our.:
reet,,or true tor e7en half the yetu!,,OtrctriLbe ;
no difficulty' in reaching Euippe, in forty e*ti
hottik'Bitlitiordne" MOP thus beeditelt dnit' o klif
some slight utility! but• we think that `tile sub-
merged cablO wilt 'oerri; fitif disistohis Yet, liefore
he a tmungats.wi e liido ;much , toward es,tttlalkohltig
speedy „Intercourse between, the Oid and New.
Worlds..
j
The Haneeltf Mollatitntienar Cenvention:
Lonts, Aildy r 6.—A, special diarist& to,ti?ei
Democrat, sairs, the 'Kailas Constitutional' Co&
vention met at Myliiiilotte; yesterday, and` Iran
permanently, organised 10,3'i the , election: Of
Winohell, President, 'and Martin, Seeiiitary.
No btadneas of importance *SS tranintotelf.' ,
The,Convention stands Abirtl-1 1 1T,Beribliontis
to seventeen Demoarats.
c.
'Markel!. rti
Pirmstrasir, Tussaj; : ,ltiiin: •
8110 45 00 0 ; Yr" , duns , so 'claw , ' in lstiiiinuP4!4et4 The
Spring mason, llowever s just dosed, basteen a remarkably,
satire one. Thlimile no &ago in 'pricer; alil f illiltaigkei
retains its uniformity with (=Adorable apparentlirtmness.
The bioney'lltarkat is odet. The Banks are 4 . alcing alt
good paver.
=EI
. , t h e
Our farmers ( sa ysh Goselte,.of this city ' ) are now in the
midst of tkeittigesticleiriest. Wheitevei the wheat and rye
have been spired, pr, ibila le mo st eXceP l '
tltt i 'l, f r a t'i r 9 i fi
blemish, the grains ba l ing Mirth losger and plumper then
until, d fields, til, ' The-numisFef geeelds, howerer,lgreire a ski
disproportion. to the ruined Mies; and rietWithetending OA
bountiful yield, and the increased breadth sown; the crop
to this inrotediate section wiliWot "armed onefonitii of an
everege. The "its mop will be verb large, sad that or corn
and potatoes premises to be etiumisiti; bits tie bay c rop
wiltbe Shutt. . z - . -c" I ", :. , t .1 r ,,-,,
The : M 411 4 . 190: 14"witare will: ##P,, MP t atr.".rlPtaii
wheat and rye. The hareem le note gathered
in the ,main
wheat growifi-Segleroi to the Beath Oriii Tone lie the 'best
'VW MI 111'11,1 rsuienti'74e in the i llytknosit7trallaine,
nrol N
pis r end.Towss—the promise is'verydne. The preipetit
10,egat grain of ill kindstwill be grate eleteti,liid diet ifis
obtkilltrfoOlo to
_Yr,., 11 7PF:Ptif' mw1 6 .411 1 1044 ta 04,
wi ertr
ut r lucid drotteienaros.
A Nati, 'Nokia% : Itits;'s6l44.l4ialt Aeb
, t t
• ma) arm tikros.alreisit item' Butter, Ise. Eggs{
2411100 , , , . ~ ~„ _.
iisatnet--Itrime small itnits,"l.6o. • - - '
Strokir47:ofill79ari to.tha., Wade, and in lattati h/ts at
pr f a3vv %
fil A eltlV r lTAtfr i lClM u d 4P iru lt rir Fe C i r t J2 i 2 7 .ll
- mi-0.0.4.,eh0fe., 2.00.0.00, and fanny 8,50. : r
~., es—bas destined about 260.. per bbi.durieg the week.
"Mal is none beerier from firstlando. -oalestfront Oersted
~aa ror superfine, 0.60 for extra,Al6 for tßed Wheat Ifintalii
.„,talartt and 7,00 , f0r White What do+ -Thema. a good t b rub
'''''''''• *Out at these figures - la e t.,, , t t , to at ''' t. °.',
41181MOMAI ; int ro ,011.iirtival at, 150.111).sind from otorip
°ante 901 11 66 4 4 ,6 1 000 61 : laithrt`lallit
Spring, new croip, grown withiiithres villa 'of thitSitlY4o
arrive, at 76. Wheat; prime•hew tionthaktijet 146, old at";
180.
314 ilagt
tee—Einger, 72 by" the hhuOit d
Onoaue-et.
40 to the city trade, and 41042 to country.
„Coffee, 120 !,
14i, and Noe at 6(gi6 1 4.
WOOL—The receipts to go Sad sore now ranging from ;
2,000 to 2,600 bales a watt, the bulk of, which is ,on menu-
facturere account At least three•fortrthe •Of AIM preterit
year's clip throughout the couritry'heie. been bought rip by ~
the manufacturers dlreot, at an advitnce on the picas pad ,
to 'growers last year, and the regular de e lersin the .East •
will this year banal, comparatively little of the clip but
year the Western dea'ere bought up the balk of the clip, at .
an average of 88(441, and resold in the Winter to.manu•
feeturere at 58@02, and the latter, belleviug that the same
thing would hopper' to them next Winter have, It Ifl.frlß,
preferred to buy froth first hands at much lower rates.
Thie le shout the true elate of the forts in regard to the
wool market generelly.
A PUBLIC NECESSITY TO A CERTAIN EXTENT.
—The Finkle Sowing Machine bee proved
to be snob ; not that all are. compelled to buy a
Seiring Ylachine, but having determined upon
buying, , eel( interent, compels , the choice oCithe
beat one. They are eold by Carnagban &
•
Co., Federal Street, Allegheny City.
It is of the first importance, when buying any
artiale ‘.of clothing, to 'know , it 'to be well made.
T. L. I Carnaghan & Co.,,,Federal At . reet, Alle
gheniCity, claim to be the leaders 112 fashionable
clothing for both men and boys' wear. , 'Their
custom department is kept under excellent man
agement, and a fine stook of seasonable goods al
ways,on hand , to fill orders.
. , .•.
MEMO
110111
faysitTuoxxxxr.l
Those Who Have Used It.
Among the many testiinonials in favor of the
effects,of,Bo3rhavell Holland Bitters, we (der the
names of the following, many of themwell-known
tames COltin, of South Pittsbnrgh; says: s, It
is certainly a valuable medicine ; it cured me of
Dyspepsia."
Captain .Henry Eaton, says : is It cured my
wife of Neuralgia."
A. Von Bonnhorst, says: '•I never met
with - ipeedy rimed); risk acidity of 'the
stomach , " i • r;'
'Howie); Paulus, says; "It cured me of a
Severe chronic diarrhea In two days."
Woodrnff,:' #theni, Ohio, says :
"When I commenced using your medicine I Was
so prostrated that ''could not walk
,apiess my
farm ; after using one lbottle , l can eat any thing."
HEADACHE.
From an Eminent Clergyman.
I take great pleasure,. in saYing to you that I
made nee of Beerhwieli Holland Bitters, and
found apparent relief ti of a severe l headache, from
"which I bad long suffered, and I believe they
Were - 'ofiserrice C3lo'ill'rolleVilli:tily itln;moh
and head. &mama E. Bazaann.
' CATITIOS I—Be careful to 3ask for B'rerhaves
Hollatid Bitters:
Sold at SLOB . per NAOS ;- or, six bottles for
,
$5,00, ,by Ate' sole- proprietors, : BENJAMIN
PAGE, JR., & CO., Pittsburgh ; and Druggiste
Interesting to those Suffering from Head
ache. !
A ,Certain Remedy pciund in
DR. RUNE'S CELEBRATED LITER FILLS
PRBpARBD BY PLBMING HBO& OP PITTOBIIII9II
The following is a,. saniple of certificatee re-
Ceived daily from oni'ovm citizens :' ,
Nis* , YORK, Anglia 1, 1852.
Th1)111341) eirtifi that liai&beett subjeof at
times to
,seyere headitehe sometimes the "pale
would be so severe I could rest neither day nor
night. , Bearing of-Dr. M'Lane'd Celebrated Liver
Pills, `prepared , by Fleming Fres., I iserit' , Und:gut
a box, of which I took two pi ll s on going to bed,
for two nighti. They relieved me entirely. Some
timeline now elapsed, and,A have had no . more
trouble from sick headache. ' ' '• '
M. JoHNSTON, 118 Lewis Street. •
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. Br
'LANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, manu
factured by FLEMING. BROS. of Ptirsimisai,
Pa. There are other Pills` purporting to be Liver
Pills, now befOire the publhi. Dr. IPLane's gen
uine Liver Pills, also hill-celebrated Vermifige,
can now 'be had at all respectable drag stores.
None genuine without the eignottirs of
„ , [49] , FLEIIING BROS.
'itiiiitiii:l:f4t,4 : iitiii .
Onfaatest Thropean dates. 'are 'tigt',the , 80th , of
June. The:late tuittle,atilolferino, on the right
of ,the Mbio!o, a,tuuns to havi been theYninvi e'en
gpinary which Imo yet taken place , between the
Austrians and the Allies; but strange it is that
though it occurred on the 24th of June, aminute
account s had not reached'' Paris 'ind 'London.
Auritrists ' we're ` ' deoidealy lieaten; ' sad
compelled to retire; • hinai they would not
be in haste •to spread --the' -particulars. - But Abe .
Allies were also dreadfully, handled ; and for this'
reason, details may be kept secret.- News of such` '
terrific slaughter must be repulsive, and would
tend to injureAnEinperor's prospects of speedili
raising his; four hundred and , fifty thousand
recruits in France. Hinordering home the letier
writere:sent to the seat of war, by the condi:icier%
of the Paris daily papers, shOwn'that be wishes
the tidings to be but partial, and that the suffer
tug must be great.
The Allies have, thus far, triumphed in every
battle, and have advanced .after - every conflict.-
The Aultriens; hoWever, are still unconinered.'
Their defeat has never been a route. The
victors never felt it safe to pursue 'dewily. The
Austrians have e4ered much for want of general
ship. The French ' have gained' greatly by 'the
use of the bayonet. . ? • • •
It tie: renPpesed that • there rmusttbe tone -mere
great field battle. • If the Austrians should then
be defeated; they will likely•take to their 'strong
holds:" • Thei have fortifications"- which are ex
ceedingly strong. Improvements of attaok,'how
aver, have advanced as rapidly as hale -there et- .
defence, ,One, of, them is the production °trifled
narineii; - of great range.' These 'belting, to 'the
French; and it is thougiit that at a 'distance out
of harm's way by the old guns, a fortifiestionean
soon, by theee; be battered into dust. A trial' is
likely soon•to 'be made.' •
We give a few dbtoonnected excerpts of mews
by the late arrivals.
The War:
A dispatch dated the 25th of June tram the
Emperor to the .Empress Eugenie, says that " the
enemy withdrew last night, Cud that be slept in
the room occupied in the morning by the Emper-
or of Austria.
'General Niel bad been appointed Marshal of
France.
The Austrian troops crossed the Minato, far
the parpose of attacking the French „with their
whole force. but were obliged to abandon their
position, - and withdraw to the left bank of the
river after blowing up the bridges at Guile. The
Emperor also says, " we took thirty cannon and
seven thousand prisoners."
i A private dispatoh says that the Austrians had
thirty•five thousand .placed hors du combat, and
lost sixteewflags and seventyflve cannon.
There has been no circumstantial, account of
the battle published at Paris.
Private dispatches intimate that the French
army has,soffered so severely as to be unable to
resume the offensive. Vague rumors also` pkt
the French' loss in killed and woupded44l? twelve
thousaid. The battle was fought at Solferino.
The Austrians are preparing fox another great
battle under Hen. Hess, who has already dis
placed General Soblick as Commanderin Chief,
Thp Emperoi Napoleon honied a, stirring;
to the army after the battle of 'Solferina.
Thii Austrian dispatches acknowledge that they
were obliged to retreat, after suffering extraor
dinarily heavy lessee.
The Emperor N,apolenn, was conitantly,in the
hottest part of the battle, and Geo. Larrey, who
accompanied him, had his horse killed under bins.
General Niers corps covered theciseives with
glory.'
The Sardinians fought with - great fury against
superior numbers.
The Emperor of Austria is to return to Vienna
on important business.
The Paris correspondent of the London riflidd
says that another battle is expected, ands is con
sidered as inevitable before the siege operations
can commenhe:' ' '
Large;reint,roevevtre constantly leaving
hams. - • -
'fie a tank on Venice . Van expected to com
mence on the 28th.
One hundred and seventy-five thousand troops
from, the Austrian reserve were ou their way to
Italy. They are called the flower of the Austrian
army, every man having served upwards of eight
years.
Five French Generals were wounded at the
battle of Soiferino.
It is rumored that en English fleet of twenty
five sail was cruising off Venice.
The Gazette de France says that preparations
are making.to raise, within two months, an army
of four hundred and fifty thousand men.
Great anvil isreparationts are 'going on at Cher
bourg.
A dispatch received at Paris, from Carriana, on
Wodnosdah the 29th ult., says that the French
troops passtd the Minch) Without interruption,
the enemy hovine withdrawn therefrom.
On , the 25th ult., Prussic,. made a proposal to
the Federal Diet to plane att army of observatioh
on the Rhine !miler the superior orqers of as
varia. The proposal was referred.to the military
committee. ' • '• • •
It' was reported that the Emperor •of Austria
would, soon, have an interview with the Prince
Regent of Prussia. •
The English news is not important ' •
The Atlantic Telegraph Company has issued
proposals for subscriptions to the new capital. of
LBOO,OOO. •
The following is the' order of the day, pub
lished by the Emperor Napoleon,: after the battle
of Solferino. -
CARBILVIA. One 25.50 Tile enemy,
wbo believed t --.- hemselves.able to repulse us lions
the Chiese, have recrossed the Minoid. You
have worthily 4 defended the honor of France.
,Solferino surpassed the recollection of Lonato
and Catstiglione., In twelve boursasyon , have ye,
pulsed the efforts of one,hundred and fifty thou.'
sand den. Your enthuelasm dld‘titit: rest there.
Thunumerous •artillery of the' enemy, occupied
':formidable positions for over three !Arlo* *hie&
you carried Your country thanks-youlfor your
, courage and and laments the fallen.
We have taken three ' thirty . Mennen; .and
'six thousand prisoner& s tf
, 4 The Sardinian army fought ',with the same
valor against superior Aims, and' worthy is that
army o march beside you. Blood_hast not been,
shedln vain, for the. glory. of France and the
happiness of, the ,people."
No ,eironmstantlal account of the battle'has
reached Paris. It was, inferred from the- tele.
grams that the French army , suffered so severely'
that two'days after the battle it , was still unable
to resume.the effendi.. ,
MEM
• • . • B ANNERe AND ADVOC ATE
There were' rumors of
n ten thousand to twelve
thonsind: F rehOlt troops hairing been killed 'and
wounded. • '
The .Atietriait affletfal Account. of the Batik.
Vearnra, June 25 —The day before . yesterday
our light wing ooeupied. Portolenge, Solferino,
and Perilane, and the left pressed forward
as far as Quiddizzolo.and. eas-CiefFrelo, hut.were
driven back by the enemy. • • '
, A collision,took.-place b et ween the ,two_ entire
armies at 10 'A"."`M - Yesterday Our left; under
General Wimpen, advanced as •far aa , Ohiese. In
the afternoon there was a concentrated assault
on the heroically defended town of Solferino.
Our right wing 'repulsed thhPiedmontese, but'pn
the other hand the order of our centre Gould not
be•vesthred, and our losses are extraordinarily
heavy: — The development of powerful masses Of
the,enemy against our leftwiog, end the advance
of •his Main body. against V olta, caused our re. %
treat, which begun'late in the evening.':,
VIENNA, ,Tune,2s.—The Austrian, correspond
once 001011.11:113 the following :
The day before yesterday; the Austrian army
crossed the. Mineio at font.' points and yesterday
came upon the superior foree -, of the enemy in
Chiese. After an obstinate combat-of= twelve
hours, our army withdrew, across the Minoio.
Our headquarters are now at Villa. Franca.
The Paris correspondent of„ihe London Times
says, in , regard to the battle of Solferino, that
General Neil with thirty-five thousand •• mew and
two &Visions of cavalry, in about ';fifty thou
sandmen, was engagedAill 4 c'clook P. M., when
he. succeeded in' forcing the Austrian centre:
Aftertivelfshbura fighting; the Austrian* brought
their reserve of eighty 'thousand;' and the
allies their reserve of fifty ,thousarid men. It
watoambst critical moment, and in three' hours
more the'fighting inded,ta' the advantage Sof ,the
allies. The VI/sores are said'to have been much
out up, and the First ;Ohasseurs , of Algeria were
terribly treated. Four Generale were wounded
and .one killed. Orders had been reoeived=zat
Milan' te'prilare fourteen tlionsald beds for 'the
wounded. •
Grist eritoii.
' Business in. Parliament, had, been, suspended
until,..acoording custom,' the members whwhad
received ,appointments in the mew Government,
might-be re elected:
It is stated that, in consequence of but few
reinforcements having been sent to India forisevz
eral mouths, the authoritiefi determined on,
sending out
.neamly five thdinainecivilii and in
fantry; ' • • • •
Thwfiardirdan Ambassador it Paris is reported,
to have complained ,;to the English Government
against the Secretari of( the British Embassy at
Pariefer anti Sardinian manifestations.,';',',
TiliVSubraarine Telegraph Contpaey have suc
cessfully laid a new - cable, containing six conduct
ing wires; between Folkestone and Boulogne. , It
is the largest and-strongest „ cable .ever made, its
weight'being ten tons to the mile.
The London Advertiser niakei the extraordinary
assertion,,that 4 Louie Napoleon has madeup his
mina it the ferst' famoiable opportunity to . make,a
descent on the shores , of Ireland. •-
, , Franoe. , • =
The news of the; victory on the 26th. imparted
much =buoyancy to the, Paris Bourse, and the
Routes advanced nearly one per cent. On the 27th
there' was a relapse, three- fourths' of the advance
being Ost. On,the 28tb, market opened:with
a still farther decline, but rallied, closing . steady
. . .
Patriotic demonshstiOnaly the werlung classes
in .Patis ere' universal.
Large `reinforcements for the French army
were constantly quitting France for Italy.
The Daily Nem' city article says that the funds
were Weaker on Tuesday; owing to the renewed
fall the French-Rentesorhioh are, prejudiced
by rumors in relation to the cost of the late -vic
tory; as Well as bytho creation of 'steer arising
from tie =it loan. • .
' Prussia. . .
The advicee front Frankfort-on-the-Maine, state
that, on the 25th "Of June,`Prussie made a pro
poildio'the Federal Diet, to place a corps'of cob;.
serration oit the ,Ithine, to be composed of the 7th
and Bth Federal corps d'armee, under the superior
orders of Bavaria. The proposal was referred to
the Military Committee: ' '
The Paris Seele and journal des Debato ridicule
the Ades ; of German mediation, on the basis
which rumor has placed in circulation.,
Austria.
The Vienna correspondent of the London Times
asserts' that for the last ten years matters have
been so terribly mismanaged in Austria, that it
will be ahnost miraMtlons if the Emilie °loupes
dissolution.
In an autograph letter the EMperor has caused
ordinances relative to the,Proteatants in Austria
to be leaped, without waiting for the revision, of
the Council of State.
The • official 'Anstrian 'correspondenceof • the
27th of June, contains tbe 'following :1" The 'Eat ,
peror of Austria will :soon return to Vienna on
account of important business. The command in
chief of the army, which is preparing foi battle,
is given-to Gen. Hess. -
prince Napoleon arrived at Parma, on tlie'2sth,
and was received with enthusiasm. ' ' • -
Forty tliothothdliten were Oritbarkintitt'Alteria;
for, the Adriati.c, and at Paris uric was• ' expected
of the, occupation-of Venice by the French.—
The Papal States.
A dispatch from Rome announces that Ferrara,
Ravenna, Farb', Ancona, and other towns • have
been•replacedimder,the authority of the Pope,
bithe interientiOn the Papal troops.
The officer who commanded the Swiss troops
in the affair at Perugia is said to have been-pro-
Late
The Canada, with news to the 2d inst., was
boarded off Cape Race.
No lighting had ocourredainee the battle of Sol:
feriae., The allied troops continue to cross. the
riyer, without molestation from. the
enemy.
Emperor Napoleon had remevod his bead quar
ters from Veto to Vallegio:
The Sardinians, under command of 'Victor
Emanuel, have invested resehiera, their lines
tending frOM Lago de Garda to the Minato' .
The Emperor of Austria has not, taken his de
parture for Vienna, and he is now expected to
remain in Italy. , -
The new English Ministry have announced that
they will be goiterned by a strict neutrality.
Mr. Cobden has,deolined the proffered seat , in
the new Ministry. • it
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On the evening' of the 6th Snot" by Bey. JohiG:Brown.
Mr. Joao A Ream to Miw•MLTen A.'Wfuntoof; aIL of
Pittaburek t
On the sth toilt,lV Re% T. G. Awn, ,Mr. WOALIOt MOOS
to MIR bleionfo Conzoomy all of LiwrenOo County;
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• Aran-At her reeddance, neer Butler, ,on the 14th of
June, ult. - Odra. litinenern ldoßtvenr, widoir of the hitn
David tieNtrain, in the 64th year of her age:'
hfre:ld'iriaine before marriage was MoOliestry: Fhe waif
born in Weetmoreland Donnty, and:early united with , the
:Preabyterianphureb. h:orr!1411g. period eh* was a value
,
lble member of the _Presbyterian church of Butler. Her
children will eberialtherMemory-with . all: the affection In.
• 'pared by her goodness and Dm, To the hut, bar faith and
hope ware in the gnat Rediemer. ' Y.,
o Dmu lT Ceptireville, Butler BOunp June rink, 1869. of
casu
Talon, Ha
arm S. ?moan, age 21. yeirs, 11 utotitlni;
and 27 days.
The de:wall:pus a young man of anumiable disposition,
and good charneter. He was a Membeer of the Presbyterian
church, under`arm Samuel Williams. Irian Mimi liit
Norembor, he concluded he Would not recover, and cem , '
tueleed lookirig to deans; and as life seemed to ebb Out; he
Seemed to, sinic : ,in to, the, will of *Redeemer. , And on
MondaYithe 27th day of Jane, seeing that the , time of his
departure was aflaind, he railed his parents and friends;
and physician,. ind'tooh their 'hands; and bide" theMtare•
- well.; 'and then, liftinglhis handsi said; “ ODD* LOS'
'Jesus, come' quickly.'!.: Bodying. a; little, he Mid, "Lure
yesue; he is all my:desire." , Ands few minutes,!came, be
'departed, being asked by his father if his trust wee still in
the Savionr, he said it was, and in arfew minutes fellisleep
Dun-7n' West Deer Township,Allegheni County, Ps i On
the 6th of May, Mr. JOUR Ineamrax, aged 74' I -
Mr. /. was born' in Wales, and came to this corm* abmit .
1800, and shortly , afterwards he settled' in Westmoreland
County, Pa. In 1816, he removed into; Alleglieny.County;
So the farm on which he died. As suitisen;he oommanded .
the respect endmmidence of all who knee' hint. - Early in
Write dedinited hhiself to God; and united with the Pres.
byterian Church, whose doctrines-he, well understood, and
loved with :an ardor that increased with bie years.: Nor
more than halts century he was in his life the livineem ,
ample of.the 'doctrines he , professed. Re wee a constant
,student of the Bible, with which ire had' an eXtraordinary
'aonuthitallco,./Std was able to 'give a Bible masers for his
faith and hope. IShortly iffer hie removal tolthis`connty,'
he was elected a Ruling Elder in the Presbyterian' church
of Bull Creek, which office he exercised till the time of his
death, greatly to the advantage of the Church. Constantly
enforcing his preeept by - hls eisniple74ormi his influence
gm" Pt"rer. i
•,,,!"."" t
ill11r11.°beli?. a
f h iliNiff.4Y;P u°6-
tuality,benevolence, and ndustry. He felt it privilege
40 be aiming the foremost in liberality.' His dames wee
protracted for several monthi, bet horn the dret Mimed.
to depart and be with Jesus. ,Ric. clear, view of,thessVi..:
dence,of anion to Christ, removed ,cverytionisti,and he
could say, "I know I ttati my Redeemer i iveth, and that be
shallobind at the last day upon the earth'; whom I shall
see for, myself." Se leaves a whip* to QUM= the laSs-of a
antlevingkhosstiarid.l:rf .;.
Hun—At Mu reeldence,'near Pulaski, Lawrence County;
Pa., May •29 th, 1869;91r. dsisun fierrsann.n. •
The deceased was a eon 'of the late Bey. James Better
field, a Ilsithfal and devoted servant of Hod, whose probate
in . 211 our din/thee. Mr. Banittel Eatterteld wee born in
Mercer`. County, January, 1906, and was consequently ln
blillitrfoUrth year, when he died. He united; with the
church of Hopewell in 1883;' and *6' at the:time of hie
death a Ruling Elder in the church of Puleekt. Mr. Sat.
teraeld's death was the result of injuries sustained by the
running away of his team on•the tlast day of March, while
engaged in hauling rails. He was caught in the , wagon,
and dragged with his head and shoulders on the ground, a
distance of seventy rods; dislocating his thigh, breaking
hie leg, and injuring him otherwise far beyoid what he, or
even his attending physicians, were aware at the time.
Mr. Satterfield died much respected and halos:el by hie im-
mediate frionds, and indeed was highly esteemed by all who
knew him. The following Minute, adopted by his Session,
will show how highly they esteemed and loved him:
"Weenies, It has and adore-
Me providence, to remove from us, by death, oar beloved
brother, Samuel Satterfield, for nineteen years a faithful
and diligent member of &melon; therefore,
"..Reeolordr,-That, .whiles , ,with-proloundrsorro,wme.make
this record of his decease, we thus bear our united teed
mohy to his consistent arlitian eharactec, ,and the faith
ful and sealacernianertin jrhish he, diacharged 'the, duties
of his office." D.W.
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ID wear and tear; and'half In soap Is laved. 4 Llttlel6ye
and glee Call do the ;work 'for their mothers. The under
signed have purchased the exclusive right of Allegheny
County to make and eell J. T. MUDGE%
Superior " Washing Machines,
Menufactitred and for isle at N 0.84 Water 8 t., , Pittabnrgh:
We desire the publiito esti and examine this truly labor•
easing machine. It can also be seen at Lafayette Hall,
Sample ROilin of the kteehmtice' Institute.
- GULLET & BENNETT.
We, the undersigned, having thoroughly _tested th e
above machine, take pleasuse in resommendlne the 1 dame
to the publir, assured that they, will find It all that is above
•
claimed.
ELIJAH HEATH, •1 W. JENKINB, 71130WLEE,
R. WHITE & BRO., 18440 CHART: ER, J. M. DUNLAP.
JAMES THORN, OEO. W. LUMLEY, A.•R..ROWAND,
N. BLOUNT. ' J. M MKT MEN JAMBE ,11.11110 i,
ALLEN KRAMER. JANE B. EVA Ib', WM. WARDEN.
DAVID WHINNEY, IL WATTS , T. H. STALEY,
THOS. M'OONNZLI4• JOHN DAVIS. W: B. /WAIVE,
WTI H. WRIGHT, JAR. M'ODTOHEN, D eN. RHEA, Ja.
TOHN'ORTXIO, H. LEMON. 'JOHN AIKEN;
CHAR. B t ENEB, HENRY MURPHY, J. KLEE,
MART M'iIIIE.TRT, A. H. ENGLISH. J. 0.
J. S. PARER. THOB. mesa. • J. H. BRUSH.
W. ROBINSON,
, 4., WIN. BARNHILL.
J• 4 •
. .
HD a.O _ c 111C/Be
8081811111hithe . erelndve Aren't'la r this County f r
tke tale of BELUG_NT OBECHT. This Dement la imperlor ,
to any othet sold In 'this rdarket, for Public Works, USBUTIS2,
llnowalls, he. - Every. barrel oonta/rut printed threatens for ,
using it,, anti it le all warranted good; 00 m.
parts= of thfewlth any other Getnwnt, whether from Nut'
or West. A large stook' will be always' kept od'haltd;
sold wholesale and Mail, it law Wow ' , • ,
~pgpgm' WALLOW.
RAD 0 3E I IN G
PITTSBURGH. PA
MISCRLEANEOUS
HERMENEUTICAL MANUAL
NUMMI
BUSINESS
G
VIM kV WORSItIP .
staturnas Van VMS TRIM Or EVIRES&EIitip
Chiefly selected, from various authors; with , a Preliminary Bossy. Together with a Beleotion
of Hymns, by Albert Barnes, a new and enter edition, with a portrait of the a ather. One
volume, roysll2lno., in varionui style' of lie g. Price in cloth, 81.00.
" The book is committed to the blueing of, God, with the prayer that it may be one if the
aids by which the worship of God may be:extended and perpetuated amidst the families of
this land."—Alrrset from tha 'Prifcass.
We take it for granted that all tree .ffitristian heads of families will see to it, that thews
is 'ender their roof a family altar. To those who may feel that they have not molt gifts as are
requisite for this duty, the present work'inafserve a good purpose. At any rate It removes
the last enema for the neglect of bray Yrayee—lawraerfrom the Presbyterian.
DR. ADAM ()LARNE'S COMMENTARIES
TheAcrlt contains upwards of one thousand royal octiiir pages. The two commas bound
nwitly andiniritliiillillybilinirlarieSiolutim; embossed 'gilt leather binding, with marbled
edges ; or in plain leather. Pries $3 00.
HISTORY OF ALL THE RIELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS
o • p 0. is 4 -
. • MANDFACTORDR.
BOOTS, AEI) SHOES.
An/. Dealer in Strew Goodn,.Trunke, Oerpot ; lucks, &c.,
Whrlesalwand Retail; • • '
N 0.109 MARKET STR,N.B . L'y ,
between Fifth and Liberty' Stot., (Shoe Market Plre,)
ap2o3tn - Yitteburg,b,, pa:
RENOV A'L.
Wffi.E. SCHMERTZ & CO.,
WHOLESALE DFALEarANO' AOFFIRERS 'OF
BOOTS AND SHOVS:
neve removed to the new.and..spaohins storehinee,
N0..31 FIFTH ST., BETWEEN WOOD AND MARKET
Plttaburgsss , Pinson.
Calling your attention to , the `above notice of One Re
moral, and being now provided with - more-emplwand cora,
modlone rooms for our large Mock of goods, we would,
respectfully !Mien a continuance of the liberal patronage'
heretofore bestowed upon the house. , ,
Oar complete and desirable Meek of BOOTS ANA SNONS,
obtainedet,Amt bands, strictly from fdanufactruers, basing ,
been selected with the greatest care, never has been gin ,
maned, and is particularly adapted to the wants °rife 'tern'
purchasers, and will be disposed of et, the lowest market
rates. Ofir, goads we have had manelbetured with Especial
reference to those engaged in hitTAILINO, and' are war
ranted to give satiefection.. . _
Porch mere visiting this market are respectfully resatiwited
to call and es:amine our Stook, as we are prepared : to 'moons.;
modate them with prime goods, and of Just sea.
PA R TI C 171' IR 'SIZE .3
As they' may want.' 'Essitern dupliieted. 'All orders
promptly sttended to, and satisfaction warranted:.
WM.
• m5,264m WM. IL SOAMBB.TZ k No. at Fifth St,.
NVALLACE 9 .II FOUNDRY
MILL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT,
Office, 819 Liberty Street, Pittibte . rYh: Penna.
Steam 'engines, warranted, on hand, and made to ,order.
Steam Bollers,ehimneys, end Salt Pans; Grist and. fiew-Itill
(Nett:me, and_Jrmia. Mill Gearing lof AG kinds made , fo
order, and Catalogues of wheals given to all, who went
gearing "Grate liars of, all Blies; alwaYa orrhand. Bolting
Cloth.,Anchor Brand, , wariented good.: trenrib
Stonee,"lll shoe. Portable. Mills, for Chopping and glom
leg. French Bur "Smut =Machines, nasa,lo one thousand
Mills, are cheaper, better, and many times Moro' inferable
than Iron Machines, and:warranted to givermilisiketiou.
Rose's Patent, direct astion,water wheels, the beetle. the
country, used in over eight thousand flaw Milli. will ant as
lunch ea the overshot,.with the same amount o wster die.
charged.' We will put the wheAs into heir Mille, en 'short
notice, and warrant them to glee eatiefactkin;' , For further
particulars, address W. W. WALLAOI3.
my7-11m 319 Liberty Streit, Pittsburgh, Pa.
1=
. . „ .
Pk ATTEN TION OE
tbe.public to therIIIIADBLPHIA.
ormekeeping , Dry Goode Store,
where may be Aland a large assortment of all kinds of Dry
Goods, required In farnisbing' a house, thus amdriethe
trouble, usually experienced in hunting inch, article, fn.
various Warne. In consequence of our giving* attention
to this kind of stook, to the exclusiOn of dress and fancy
11001111,1telchnluaraqtee'ous, prices and styles to be the
most favorable the market
IN . LINEN* `GOODS;
,•
we are able Malin perfect satisfaction:teak the , OLDEST'
EliTAßblallitu,LlMEn STOKE ,in the,pity,, and having
been for more thin twenty yesia regular Important" frobt
some - or the bestmanufacturers in Ireland: We olhir,,atoo,
a large stock of
- .
FLANNSES .A.NL. MUSLIN'S,
of the best qualities to be - obtained; andel the very lowest
prises. also, Blankets, Quilts, Shestings,Tleitings, Damask
Kahle Chitlia, and NiMitius; TOwillttigs. Diapers, linekabaos,
Table sod.Piatio Givers, Damasks, at &Nooses; Lse,-sad
Muslin qurtains„ Dimities, Furniture. Chintseea . Window
Shdings,'&o., km; JCiIINI V. COWBLI, , i'SON,
8. W corner of Chestzintand Foam& Stet' ,,.
ap3OM ' '
111 af• To ..K lIID
OCAS 9
Ts oorner of Liberty:end Sixth Streets, Pfttsbaighi
bave,rooolved their SpRISIO STOOK 0,,60DDS for
MEN'S
Comprising. t h e latest immoytationa of. Cloths, dasehrieres,
•Nrsatings, Oa, *Mob they are prebared PIMA* to eider to
at3la and at such prices sureanaot fail to please.
Their Stock oft ' ; ; ,
EADY MADE CI THINM4 ,I
Out and isadoiii*der , their own enperifilia; Ii got tiptel's
?rem ;andewill be 0:4 atAhe Lowssr
!CASH PRICES: , . stel2l.Y
p LA S'T E R E•
Plaster Paris for Agti en It" r
urn .purposee. , - r •
Do.. do. ,for Stucco WOOL
Suew-irldte Lime; ein emus isidele.
Louisville Lime; alarie snick away.= Mad, and sold
;wholesale and Teton. W. W. WALLACE,
430.311 - A 8191iberfy
JCR a T p lc in Jr iitc Asvitmour
;, ' THE , STATE PAIR TO, -
I .G R, E: & , o, , ,
FOR THE AM . ?'
S iT 0 V `V. 8 -
roe mums. Atm BEST WOOD copic STOVE.
Dieltecte faii beat Leundrf 'Stove 'Also, on hand • hi*
assortment, or, Hewing.titres, . Plain and % Pesci Orate
fronts. Venders, Hollow-Ware, tto.
No 248 Liberty, at the head of Wood Street." felttly
• , , „//,,
• , $40.00 •
7r015 .4l FULL COVliin , THE
j , IRON CITY COLLIOR, the lamest, most extensively.
pattenieed, end Wit orstudited Cosonentmar Bohol' lu - the:
United-Rota. ,‘• • • , • • ; •
,
357 :Students AttendlngiDaily, Maroh„, 1559;„
Usual tae to complete • ital course,, from six to tan
wait& livery atudenti upon graduating; to-troaraoteed
be, aoropahant j to nsanatro,the, Book. of any Itastuaaa r and
giordillad to sun tealary of from
!Umlaute enter at any time—no umatlon—lterlevr at
pleasure.
61 ,PIOIIIO9IB TOR BEIBT. PENDLAINEIMP,AWARDED.
ldiniaters' seas recedred at ball price.
/or Cirenlar and Specimens of Writing,inelese two . iett r
stun and address , .IP. , W. lIINEDitt, Pittsburgh. Pa..
Oars
AMWICHKEiIIiIf NARDI AND
ACADEMY, Beaver OcreittyiDe. • - • -
H. WEBER R, 'Principal.
' The Summer Herndon of tideinalltutton win comment*
on the Bth day of May. It &Ends advantages for a thor
ough Scientific end ClaseicallEduoatiOn 'which: cannot be
dorPolood. Its location is healthy„ and the etudentw are
freed' from essoideitlons. • TIM 'teachers em•
played are of the first clam Terms, per Seseion of Ave
months, ineludiug Boarding, Tuition , and Forniture,
Lights and Fuel, $66.00. . .
Refer to Hon: J. E. PARKE, Manchester; Capt. W. W.
MARTIN, Allegheny City;- C. YBAGIBR, Req„ Pithdrargli,
and H. WEBBEE,Priwipali
apO•tf , . North Sewickley, Beaver County, Pa..
Ari*.M.KAL ACADMITt AI If; .
ok!' Tuscarora Valley., Juniata uounty, Ps., bas fourth
anvils trosallos Perrysville' Radon -of Peautiyhouta &a 1
rood.
The Summareessbia-sillictommermis Sferads7,tha
of April: Whole eaveneepersemlye ottwouty-two
BOISra; Room, Taitionerashing and, ficlitoirtiriAMS,pay
Able:mll4olfintidvanee.
iiirsee Circulars. DAVID. ILSON,
aboirtg-lv Prinwlimittiotel Ilpnvo4ofeer. P. 44 anvil
0X lo OIL D 211.',1V1.
; MOTU - COUNTY,PA. ‘;,
The Winteritesioo, of Ayeitu . mthiowtlfetasits' oetheApt
Wedieed4 Noirozelbei. • "
* Szprou,for Bearding,Tnel i pght exidTale M o dern
glholUswhes'itte ;le* Emden. Azolent and Mee
googooieook` $6. Lemma on the 'Mo t ad nos Of ludo;
meet, . Ptlntinciuld Errathity Or , tom" py
i sat ided" t the whets.. , •
../Litatlyistage eotouletellithAtut s eeetAttinukiDel.o l 4
Obeli Porkeito
f fvt r- 21.1CTALickiter.
Oftisiyest. 30, "MIL DICUMOdeId,
; ye I Ne. raisin"
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fo tiaa , Prosbvr.tairisio ,Chrtreb.
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Tor tAglttt UMW, or ion; one insertion an motto each sob.
!mourn t I,neirtion, 24 cents.. Each additional line, beyond
eight; 3 Gents for Ovoi7 insertion.
Tor eight Ilium, Lump roontba.sB.oo. Mach additional line,
45 nents.
for. eigittlines, One ear,s.lo.oo. Mach additional Ilne $1
apike of t7ro iir!egh, $5, rear, and $1 for each Me
thmar '
ihniinips ;loners- of ten lineal or less, One Denim. Blob
'oriditionel like, 6 amt.,.
air.Akrtit n iiturlcationb'rebeimmendatory'of limentionealle•
akal Pracgoo,Echools.ao. &0., being designed for the peen,
nie&rbenetit of lialividnale,sheald be pa tdfor se Business
Notiein; ", • -
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at band': Drifts or *dm of the larger denominations are
preferable; where they, can be coureidently obtained.
PMITORA, eading as twenty subscribers and upwards
will be thereby 'entitled to a paper'without charge.
N. When Presbyterian families ere very muchdispersed,
'they may s be accommodated et the Clubprice,even though a
fiw'elithetennty lie reading. Let'all beenapplted,lf peed-
Pon. we shall favor, to our annoetability. Let the
'wept.* be rim; butevery paper paid for.
for I.go Dollars paid, we will Send Seventy numbers; or
brpasDollar, Thistrthree numbers. Thiele !assimilate of
easy remittance. •
Pastors, ie meting up clubs, find some morons tot
ready to, pay at once, they may yoteendonthenames,at the
Club price;ne-theireetireeponsiblltt3ito payee alertly. It
is desirable that clubs date their subscription periods at the
same time. DAVID Main aIT & CO , 'Proprietor'.
JOHDID.,IB VORB. - ; 481188 8. 114.XIIRD•
: 1 2 C * CIVOD : etr C°'•7'
.
.„ M.AMFACTURERB AND ,D8A1.388 IN ;
HATS 9 9 CAPS • AND STRAW GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
.131 Wood Street, Pittsburgh,
Have nova's bend for Bring as large and complete
on intendment of goods as can be found in any of the limb
width., (nodding of
Fur, Silk, and ~ Wool Hata,
"of every . style and quality; CAPS 'of every quality and
latest fashions; Palm Leaf, atraw. Leghorn, and Panama
BATS; Strew, and 'Silk BONN E TS, .eta, eta Pewter
'eliding to purchase , either by Wholesale or Retail, will
Wait to their advantage to call and examine our dock.
matins,
WM. KIRIEPATRIGE, 1.7011. N e.XIMPATP.TeIr,
Late oftbelirmoi Kirikpokt- . Late with Gillespie, Zeller &
rkk."*litatripar. Co., Philadelphia.
iklinitilLraat H. RIRK.PaTIL WIC at, CO.,
W!WHOLESALE a_zocries,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant',
.
.-., And Dealers in •
• iirresoada siseurAcrrussc precuam. -
No
299 Liberty 617:8141,, epp4ite heisel of Smithflekl,'
• PITTSBURGH, Pd.
Particular attention pada° the sale of. Coautry . Produce..;
apVty
•
Tr k is IXi AND LEA ' T'HER 170,010-._
Wil KIRKPATRICK & SONS, N 0.21 it. THIRD
teems Market and CheAnnt Streets, Philadelphte, have fen
isle
7)R AND'HALIND SPANLIMHIDER, •
Dry And Green Salted Patna Rips, ._Tamer's Cll,Tannerle
end Ondier'S Teals at Miaowing prides; and II POIL the 'best
•
Ale Ail tingle et Leather ba the 14;igh wanted, er
erhfe&the highest nuirket Tries will be given hi 'nab, Or '
taken in exchange for Mdse. Leather stored free ebarga. ,
end sold on coinisiedon, 1. 1 7
jrA, N
B: H; W,
' ' FAMILY 'GROCER, • ' '
268 Liberty Btred, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Would respectfully call the attention of the public to his
oitenohno aaeortinant of •
! 7 ,01101CE FAMILY; GROCERIES ,
Which introits hie long experience ln.the.trade, and - the
advit'utage of purchidog 'directly Mon the manufacturers
indimporbtry,wilteneble him to offer tcrhienctskoment, an
Mere arrorable and satislactoey terms than ever.
Isi t ailditicirt to a large 'stook of Staple Groceries, his• list
comprises all the table delicacies, both helmeted and do.
Media, that are to be found in first-class grocery tames.
Green and Black Teas,
Of orrery variety. from the lowest 'prises to the finest chops
imported, put up in middy boxes for family use, or sold br
the pound, or half stoma. , ,
Ciitalognaloontalning en extended list of my Wit,
Matted by pail, it desired.
" No +theme for cartage.
ssi- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
p•AINTER.S.
i:o:DNCI-8Z LANE ;
-
HRUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS.
FLAGS, BANNERS, AND BADGES,
PAINTED IN EVERY STYLE.
Painting and Ornamenting Afaaonie
Regalia, &e.
limp PAINTS, GLASS, AND PUTTY,
ton eita'isr
No. 106 Third Street, near Wood,
nala , PITTSBURGH, Pl;
tr IA IA NE A 4•A
it -iz o t I II PAII A
NumnfiertinatclimnoimarAND
• DAA,LARB.
Illarket,Pthtlaileiphia
ThelargettehespeetistAbest sesottmentof PLAIN.an6
/*NOY AtuNDS.of sity.other ettabnatimeet ft the United
States:
tr-RAPABLINO promptly *eroded to. Elbe •• a eall
sod safety yourseres.
•
NV . :O; 0 , D; s 44„P B
Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Tea
:ft Dealers,
Novzst•tissourr gram% HEAD Of WOOD,
PITTSBURGH; PA., . .
Hoop conotantly on hand everything' pnailly kept in a
Arstapos Grammy Establlobtoont.
Goode deliveredin thei any and ittbio depots, Deo of charge.
We me l sl lll ,4 1
,eritat to clergymen". WWI
I. WOCCIUDOW r- • • '• - W. W. WADI
- OA 0 - 0 Hitin 411 0 0
Autak• Whideasia Dealers in 114T8,. CAPS, AND BMW
QUUDB,
atiUDB, Mowers, Ruches, and Fancy Pore, Nal. Be and , at
NotfiAloarth Street, (wady ; opposite idgerobsate altiaj
PbUadiFpldi• • 6.19.1 y
T. U. MIL I. U. PUMA?. ' 103, P. Pim
?rm..; tittro
-W.-IMS or WHIPW LBAD, LUX, and ,LITH
ARGCWO. 24 Wood Stmt. Pittsburgh, Po. sodni
itiPTlAFP*pumas ,
li) 'ft lo r 'Ali L'Y WING.
eVieitaitiiiaseee'veitly interior to any other.. basfte
mac dente d:iv Montag. Machines made to phase the eye
not
=ire% Terril5 8 4,1 4 4
for , 4 T 11 47 raY will
"BMW thi purpose.
""IPandly Sewing Medina
otgliiloWitroiiketitban any °two's, *d a t e r midi of
worA,Attstqatrod, and they go, pato, too‘altillfal band y.
Baja cid of Oaf Mactifnee Itathar to a =watt
u apt; •
zWQRM TIM- WORK 4.8M1
ioiustkomitair;beibre%redissing-it.: STRAW,
444W' did, Piti•bursk,
. 1 Ili
1 OD
sh , CO
EECI
$1.60 perm
2.00 " "
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