The daily Pittsburgh gazette., March 31, 1864, Image 2

Vittsburgit
!tIARCH 81, 1864
THURSDAY
BJUNTICH I—.4.fter to-day 'the Govern
en bounty to all recruits will be only
Of Those who wish to secure the
CO should be lively.
A XLOQUENT 11:171[12 from °or. CCRTIN
to t. e President of the Patsburgh Sobel,
bonne Committee will be found in our loco
colutonathis morning.
Ir utzas are any of our readers who chink
that the teachings of Copporheadism do not
lead to armed vegetate', to the Government,
e dispatch from Chicago in our news col
umns 'should dispel the delusion.
t Who Cau■ed the War t
The Pittsburgh Post had the unblushing
audacity yesterday to republish that stale
falsehood that the "leaders of the rebellion
and the leaders of Abolitionism are alike
guilty of our eauntry'stroubleo"—meaning
the present war. Does the PM remember
that a distinguished leader of its own
party—ALEXANDER 11. STEPIIE3IB, now Vice
President of Jere Davis's Confederacy, and
the ablest man in it- 1 n a speech to the
Georgia Convention in January, 1861.
frankly met atidably refuted the charge that
the South had been goad.d, or taunted, or
somehow driven into rebellion? If it has
forgotten that refutation of the charge it is
now so stupid and so unpatriCtio as to rer
peat, we will refresh its memory by oiling
an ez!raot from Srzruzas' speech .
Speaking of the threatened rebellion, he
thus admonished his hearers— :
"Pause, I entreat you, and consider for a
=meat what reason you can give that ail ,
even satisfy you'aelros in ',loser moments—
what reasons you can giro to your fellow cur
fevers in the calamity that it will bring upon
us 1 What teasone ran you give to the na
done of the earth to justify it? They will be
the calm and deliberate judges le the oast :
and to whet enact of one overt sot can you
tarn, or point on which to rest the plea of
Justilloation? What right has the North as
sailed ? What Interest of the South her been
Invaded? Whet justice has been deeded!
and what claim founded in Justice and right
hes been withhold? Can either of you to-day
name one Governmental sot of wrong, delib
erately and purposely done by the Govern
Meat at Washington, of which the South has
a right to ochaplal 0? 1 challenge the •never.
',Now, for you to attempt to overthrow
such a Gurerament as this, under whhit we
hare tired for more than three quarters of s
century—in which we have gained our wealth.
our etandlog as a notion, our domestic celery
—while the elements of peril are aruun,l us,
with peace and tratimilty ausompanied with
unbounded prosperity end rights unessaileit
—I. the highs of manners, lolly, and wicked
nem, to which I can neither lend my sanction
nor My vote."
The Post, liver, is not satisfied with
one mierepresentation, but in the same ar
tide prints half a dozen otiiers, one of
which reads thus : "Abolit i onis m prevented
a settlement of our troubles by the Peace
Convention which assembled in Washington
three years ego. - As this charge may be
repeated during the campaign, we here
take the opportunity to nail it to the counter
as base-coin :
The Peace Conference, which met in Feb
ruary, 1631, appointed a Committee on
Propositions and Resolutions, which in due
time reported a proposed nmendment to the
Constitution. embodied in n new article of
seven sections, to be celled the thirteenth.
This article was so wholly in the interest of
slavery, as the intelligent reader will re
member, that the Republican members of
the Convention, upon consultation, pro
posed a substitute in the form of a pream
ble and resolutions. The preamble declared
that the Convention recognized and de-
plored the ditisions and distractions of the
country, bat denied that any existing alien-
Aliens or dissensions justified — revolution,
or were Lush as could not be overcome by the
patriotiam, honor end interest of the cone
- try; that the Constitution, expressing the
combined wisdom of the founders of the
Government, was still adequate to every
emergency, and entitled to the support of
ovary good citizen; that if, however, any
portion of the people believed that they
ought to have their rights more exactly de
fined or more fully explained in the Consti
tution, it was their duty to seek a remedy
by amendment, and the equal duty of all
the States to oonsider the of those
who thought themselves aggrieved, and to
concur in such amendments as might be
found necessary to insure exact justice to
all. The resolutions following this pream
ble declared, Fort, That the Constitution
gives no power to Congress or to the Fed
eral Government to interfere in any man
ner with Slavery in any State, and that
neither of the great political organizations
existing in the country contemplate any
violation of the spirit of the Constitution
in this respect. Second, That if the people
of any State were or should be deprived of
the benefits intended to be secured to them
by the Constitution, or their rights were or
should be disregarded, their tranquility
disturbed, their prosperity retarded, or
their liberty imperiled, by the people of any
• other Slate, fall and adequate redress should
be provided; and, Third, That the Conven
tion would recommend to the Legislatures
of the several States of the Union to follow
the example of the Legislatures of the
States of Kentucky and Illinois in applying
to Congress to call a Convention to propose
amendments to the Constitution . of the
United States, pursuant to the fifth article
'thereof. Upon this subs , itute, which con-.
Mined every concession that slavery should
have asked for or the North should have sub
mitted to, the question reS taken and It
was tdeetal by the following vote:
dras—Conneetictit, Illinois. Indiana, lowa,
/Woe, kleasachnsetts, New York, New Ramp
shire, Vermont-9.
. Zara—Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland,
Missouri, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee,
Every Republican State represented in
the Convention except three voted for the
substitute, while all the pro, slarery, sod
Democratic States represented voted Oa:nal
it.
At the time the sulatitute above recited
was submitted to the Convention by the
Repablicans and rejected by pro-alavery
and Democratic votes, seven States had se
ceded from the Union, and Jrsr. DAVIN had
been inaugurated President of the new Con
federsoy ; the war against the Union had
already commenced, es Evenness had demon•
steeled, without cause; JAMICII BeCTIAN/N had
ntade no effort to prevent it; and Paroit of
Virginia had sent bin famous message, we
CAB get the CarrrEsnas Compromise, but
won't take it." And yet, because the North
would not humble itself still further at the
feet of the slave power than it proposed to
do in the rejected substitute, the Post, be-
Rang history, says that "Abolitionism pre
vented a settlement of our troubles by the
Pesos Convention!' The statement does
not contain one grain of truth. ,It was
the . pro.siatery and Democratic side of the
Convention that prevented that " settle-
Merit," if, indeed, that aould have been called
suicide/near which seven Southern States,
by_ declaring war against the Union, had
takei the most deliberate and determtned
way 3o thaw to. l thi World they Would,not
Vat ';o —t t
TUC Battle fur ISrca.l.
Ed hors Gazeste—The face and reflections
Presented in one of your recent able edlto
dale, concerning the prtradling extras/igenoe
on the one band, is exhibited in ,tr
especially ,Ntsr York—and ul poverty and
want on the other, ire truly worth
,"ponthr
tog" by every ono who feels any intere,t in
the welfare of his kind.
To hew many millions to this life a mere
battle fur brcad / Not onlylmen sLd women
are "drafted" into this battle, by the hard
hand of necessity ; but little children, who,
should be out on the hill sides free from care,
and knowing nothing but the freshness, the
wealth, and the elasticity of a new-born en
lAceoce, are proceed into this weary <medic:
with want, to taco a sorrowing mother or a
decrepid father from starvation's doom. flow
many sighs are heard ; how many tears are
wept; how many hearts are broken; bow many
coats aro forced to stand In the places of sin
and shame, because of this uneinal battle for
bread, which wages unceasingly from day to
day l To millions this is the battle that
knows no truce, no armistice, no capitulation,
"Do or die" Is the inevitable alternative.
Bur making • pair of cotton drilling dram
as, with buckles, button holed, straps and
triage, a sewing ardman la paid lour and one-
alb rents. A smart woman, acing a sowing
.achina, esn'mako four pair' in a long day
working, that is to any, from saran in the
morning till nit aat night. For each a ,lay's
work the recant is ',lateen and this,- quarter
.onts. Another sewing woman receives Eve
and a half c.or ta for making large cantun
dannel drawer) Fr hand, each pair contain!
mg two thou s•r d stitches, and haring button.
aoles, eylat buttons, stays and string';
but thin natr woman has to `ornish her own
•h road. She is 1011 r to two pairs of much
drawer. In a marl r, which includes a
oonsiderable part of tnu night.
These, among Other facts set forth by the
needle-women at their/ recent meeting in
Cooper Institute, New York, aru additional
oonfirmations of the terrible struggle to which
thousands of poor, worthy women are subject-
od, and of the meanness and inhumanity of
their employers, who are willing to mate
money out of their rery life-blood.
We read of the noble daring, the beautiful
self-saerillee of a Capt. Lierndoo, who not only
put forth ,rry ,rt in hi, potrrr, hot g-tvr
tie life t.. the tAturkt• of ttte .1.-. p, to .811.
frtm a like fate the or.,m, tal ri t ,ld t en bet
thrttoged hi. doomed reteel: I'Lltero•l htt
martity applauded del,' uttit—tetti tog, et,
herule, en vend:
Bu'. eh4 , l 5n7 :; th
ipendih.ri(is-iii,e shrivel .011,1 cuoi.ey•
Airing..., wk.., if pu/sitile, would monopolise
the eery air, and water, and saiishlne—awild
Ism up the very 'rivers of the
Morning Stars, If thereby, thee could soh
serve their eel .h and nohallweed purposes?
Such men cue not trio sinks, so a,/ .101 . 1),
Unlike the noble Hers,: in, they turn 11-1 to
help :he perishing; but, seeking their own
safety, whiten inticeence an heartlessness
befitting the kiratee that sail upon the high
seas, they allow their straggling, sitikiug
brothers and last•iii logo Boon in the surging
WiterA.rtwrtott awl derolatiiin. It
was etlid tl:f the eseellent wslorri, thst
"I ier. is no happiness for horn who oppresses
and perverntes; no, there eau by no repi,s
fur him; for tile sighs of the unfortueste or)
r vengeance to }leaven." It le not to the
turn of thin.;e, that non can vi ste theg.f..
of Gad, or shut themselves tip in their palaces
of wealth, and yet bn hoi•py, Is hale needy ones
are suffering it want ano poverty all around
them., tied will tot let such natio be happy.
Lie will haunt theta with the ghosts 01 •
thousand imaginary wants; and vrith.a rest
less erasing, they mast go up and dews the
arch, "seelitiag rent but finding none."
Soma one has remarked, that "Heaven is
or those who have net•nonooded In this life."
t might be sold with grea(or for,, perhsps,
hat Heaven is not for thnso who /toes stir
• ded selfishly in this I.fa. Too Bade sposks
of those whu have toms portion in %qt. rt..r1.1,
set Direli,:thr rich coo, uho in his lifetime
"had his good thing , "—his venial and geese
Dogger:ions; but using tb em eelfidoty, end
without reference to the rod of oth.", wee
tormented in the fu• urn whilo the pan:,
ragged, but kind. hearted L.SI,IIJ, WS* mire
forted and made baggy.
So long as mankind pet no i••+:r to their dr •
sire. :tad struggles for worldly 2lrLei—u•aw,i,
property and 11,1,—SOli et they do
.t 11.. i. to riled- .I,lm:ion', and tit,tre , ,r
HIEI=I
.telleco4l
doodneno, J Itlghteunt.ne.“ Jt” . . t.
tong atati hnee extr,r.tgah on.l
"giitte.l vittaihy' on the one 1. n.. 00,
.1, sod
arty and want an the othee, with hurtooty
and hopnineee on neither. While this xpirr.
of Americo last., how ran the Kingdont of
[leaven deeeend upon the en, h Nay ere
not hupo the',
“Tb•t.trairlal of.in
trot w...r4 • P,st •n••••••li 1. no., •:
I"..edum deridt.t, e1...0*d nod Watt,
'lathe rock fri.ut nil dark irepoiii lir..
And throne itnell 1a in.Jestir
Wish lane ;Inn ligtstritri, end eilth I,le
Ct.
March V,
The Personal Character of Mr. Liu-
euln—Remarke at Mr. Arnold In the,
"Louse of Representati•es.
In the course of an elaborate and ab.e
speech on the question of reeonetruc lee,
delivered fn the Howe of Representatives
oa the 19th intl., Mr. Arnold, of Illinois, I
spoke In this wise of the personal charac
ter of Mr. Lincoln I
"Let us see What had bteo his previrue
training for his great work. It was not the
training of the echoolut it wan better. It
was a straggle with dtiftouldes among the
people. He bad the !neckties of perfect
integrity, truth, candor, sobriety; Self COO
trot, stlf-reliance, modesty. With clear
judgment, sound common eerie°, shrewd
knowledar of human nature, he is meat
Amsriceu of Awe ricebe. H. `tad erased o
single teem in Congress, but his tdueatioe,
his preparation, Wall awning the penp'e. to
bumole and homely it:Jewett', a dathes ,
man, a rail eplitter, a surveyor, a reemb,r
of the leeinlature in a frontier State,l law
yer in the log court bonus of the West.
While he had no university schooling, few,
if any, have had a Meter training to de
velop and strengthen their intellectual pow
ers than be. This may seem airatne, but
Ist me explain, and its truth will, I think,
beumemeded.
'He was trained at the bar in a seholl
where giants were hie competitors. tend be
bore off the crown.
'Some twenty yearn ago there gathered
around the plain pine tables of tee frontier
omen houses of Central I'linoie a very
remarkable combination of men. Among
them, and concededly their leader, was
Abraham Lincoln, Stephen A Douglas, big
rest political rival; Ly men Trambutl,
chairman of the Judiciary Committee of the
Senate; E. D Baker, the el le, the eloquent
, Senator, soldier, sod martyr to liberty ;
Ge eral James Shields, who won a high
r , station at Washington sad on the Ma
th elds of Mexico; Colonel John J Har
din, an obit sod eloquent lawyer, who fell
on the bloody 541 of Buena Vie a; James
A. I Nl'Doegol, the present Senator from
California; William A. B cherdson, present
Senator from lilinMe, and General John A.
M'Glernand, now in the field Besides
these was the laia Governor IttemP, shone
manly vindication of the bravery if Lae
Illinois volunteers in Ideate* egainet the
asperetoce of Jefferson Doris will be well
remembered; a vindication which resulted
In a challenge from tbe traime. wtoon was
ausepted by Bissell. but teem watch Davie
backed down, it is said, under the advice
of General Taylor. Tbella Mao, of national
reputation, sad others equally able, hot
when pursuits have been contested at home,
were the competitors with Lincoln. These
were the men in contest with whom Abra
ham L 3001411 was trained for the terrible
ordeal through which be is passing.
"The contest between Licollnand Doug
lee, in 'We'ves the most remarkable to
American biatory. They were the ac
keowtedged leaders, each of his poet,
Beth men of great and coatked.. itnlivid
notify of charsoter- The prize! was the
Senatorship of the great State eekliews,
and the success of the Republitsq,or Dem
ocratic party. Douglas hod the kdditicteal
stimulant of the Presidency in view .
These trained leaders met, at designated
places, and in the presence of the immense
' crowds of people detated the great gees
, tions at issue.
"Douglas went though ibis campaign
like & conquering hero. Be bad his special
r traltrof cans, his bond of music, his body
I guard of devoted friends, a cannon carried
1 on the tralo, the firing from which an
, moored his approach to the place of meet
log. Such a 'canvass involved, neceesari.
ly e very large expenditures, and it has
I b.en said that Douglas did not expend
, lees than $60,000 in this canvass. Some
1 Has of the plain, simple, frugal habits of
Mr. Lincoln may be gathered, when I tell
you that stAte class, having *coupled as,
erM months, Mr. Lineal* said, With the
Ides, apparently, AM, he bsibeensome..
. .
cis! ex: , arnont, "I dot b.f.iere tact)
spot a vat th 4 LI tire hundred dollara
it t hi, CMItIVAS(.. •
Mr. Arnold tketchid the ececo at the
iaanour.iion of Mr Lit: .!,;113. rapidly rs
view.' .1 the coriditwo of the 04114Lry ►t the
o of the rebellion, and cant itated ae
However oilers have dolitdod and heel.
- d, Lincoln's faivh In the suc,evv o
our native ha. never been shaken lie her
b'en radical in all that concerns slavery,
and coneervative in al but relate. to
liborty.
• s sourer upon the slavery question
has shown his love of freedom, his sagacity
and his vrbilom. From the beginning he
has believed that the rebellion would dig
the grave of slavery. If- bus allowed the
euieltle of slavery to he consummated by
the slaveholders iliseusrl•e9. Many boy.
blame! him for going too fart in hie e n•t
slavery mesaeres mare, I think, boor
blKm , d him for goicg too slow, of which I
have hers one. History will perhaps give
him erriitt fur acting with great and wiee
iliecretion. Toe calm, injelligent, philo
sophic abolitionists of the old world, unin
fluenced by the passions welch surround
and color our judgments, send across the
cot an congratulation and admiration of
the success and wisdom of hie course. The
three leading features of his admittistra
ties on the sul•joet of slavery are:
'•1. His proclamation of emancipation.
1, 2 Ter employment ocnegrees as sol.
diem
'3. The smoesty proclamation; ma
king liberty the cornerstone of reconstruyt
tion.
"The emancipation proclamation will
live in history as one of those great events
•hich cuensuro the advance of the world
The historian will rank it along side with
the acquisition of et sync chants and the tk
clerstimi of tedependence. Tabs great
state paper was issued tatty the most oare•
fat and anxious reflection, end concludes
with these solemn words: 'And upon this
this act, sincerely believed to be an not of
justice, warranted by the Collet!lotion
and military necessity,. I invoke the con
siderate judgment of mankind and the gra
c,otte f of A'roisbiy Oct
• The rtd , ,,te ••' tunoltioi.
.•0 h •IL one n
••f the eeeth. ittreedy
Approval It. sad End has seemed to tarot
it etlih n Terris of TiCtOriee to our tomt
retire lei• h i en. I be'ete its idette—h, eerie,
ot •te'ories, fur which we are 11.0 rt indeb.-
5..1 to the P•ecelent ilimo ant other man:
4 ao.lering
Mr. Arnold be.., enjo3c.l the irr.co lA, as
quaint...nee o' Mr Lio,ln for trectity ria:e
and therefore th ie rracefttl tribute to the
expreeeion of pereott.l of it.
Prothient . e chorea,'
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',raced at enc. to milect the money Itch... Red and
hive motets for the anwhit pad by eutvicrliiera.
which recent you'd be •schanati fur Bowie, aa
R.ll. 1111. the &heel Iliard out hate the Banda pre.
p .ved for d rtribalon.
The:trew ant, Adata Getty, of thh firm of Ilai &
G• try. whi alto nee! e facial from enhscr.bers.
On wail. adJou
ADAM 9 GETTY, Posit-ht.
A. B. ItTrOvewaa, Secretary.
UNITED STATES NAVY
MARINE CORPS
I am atzlhor.sed to receive recrnlte Id these or.
geoltat'uns, obder an order from tn. War Pepert•
ne., dated on March V•L rt.
, Able or tali, a , y 8 K EP will wades weever
lotto , . to Pr Iledelpt I•, throe mouth,. pay le adeaeoa.
wbe Intended flow eon prise money , wh oh they
may b. en. lued ) In the II a RIPE COMPS tt• re la
co ad eau.. iav oe bounty, Olt the recruit. All re.
one PoIZE MONET.
Men r r the Sernioe or Hsieh, Onere will be
cr 411 don the quotas for draft, ter roe ma men i.e
the army. J. El IRON NCH
Captain and Promoter Marshal.
Panyoew Id•asnet • Otter., .124 DI t. Pa 1 .
Yrtrultrla., Mareb de, 12n4 onid.rfat
ff"-SOTICIt: —Soveral of the Police
ornatn of the eke of beoy havlog reetac•
rJ the Committee .A. 0e•1•. ant otaatol.g ourala r
of competent end truet•orthy MEN to all the scan
wee. Appil ✓lons either fare ,aeliy or to art.lor,
vel.l M recelvtd ootll 111ESDaT, April fah, at the
/ayor'e 0K... All applications mail be .camp.-
nod by eettsfacteny evidence of good character.
Liberal ronepen.alloo.
L. L. FINOX. Ma,rmao.
NOTICE —Owing to the inclemency
of the wrath , ren Friday *reel. last the
Iluliders.d Cart rater. meeting ree trortponrd un
til tRVI&SDAY EVENING. the 11st Inetant, at 7%
o'• trot, at the Merchants' Exchange, when It 1e ex
ports 4 all silt he In ett-ndance_
By order of the Orrnnlttee.
W. M. EDO 11 R,
ALEI 110 , 111 C,
tolo2o It J MEI /11 I..LENGER.
Ige.NOTICE TO CONSUMERS.
omc. or Ptrrercaor r Gas Coarenj
2 Is March, 1884
Notice It reby gletia that all illaa foralelied ter
the FillBT or' APKIL, 181,4, will D. ohvged at the
tote of Coe Nana- sod Sixty Cute per thou:lewd
eeelo feet, nett 0.0, 'rite theedettlon of the Pritud
Inatm Barren. Taw
, 9:4t Pant. St 01111ISTY Tenement.
owners
of 013 .t the Alleilmey Uranus are requested
to remove talr On at moo, etbererbe it will hems to
natemd t MA , e-e4laas, am Om le not noun
there to do tlto surreal badness. Attention to Mb
=MT Inn two trouble and ammo
MUM ALLIS, Abort Illoavit.
J6'll ir ID rERT/SE.ME.NTS.
WANTED.
etveral good Pattern Maker•
MIIIIIM=II!I
robllAw a.pr. Lana. A lintler
aAtit; 1101)11E1 d: (
=ENE
Crude and Helloed Petroleum,
I=l
NOTICE TO CUNT HAC FORS.
r ELI “
CM rtica o,nio Riese Italuor.,}
DU & 11.11raaJ,
•ia tibia 2lth March, RPM.
Prop-sale .111 ta rncetvo-i at thie ®r until the
22.. , ft al . Ur A raft. net:. f r the Idiom .eark of
the Railroad Brt.tge to La Leilt user the bLlo riser
at this place.
PI.. and itpa - lit all qt. can 0: even at the 110-
neer'e Om e, to Belleir, from 01, 12th to the 21d
day cl Aprtl.
The Company reser,. the right to 'sleet euy or
all bide.
Payments monthly, In cash, faith utopia lemma
len am security for fulfillment of contract.
TM. al.l Da az eiteoeira tort, sad well worth
he attention of Drat elms contractors.
JAS. L. lISNDOLPLL Engine.,
=MEI
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
al the Treasury Department, O. of the Bn•
pm - wising itrthltect, Meshing - toe, D. tl with 19 a.,
the Isr Dal OF MAY. 1064. for all the 111 Ra
AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFRS AND VAFLTA
mqulrett by the Tomury Departateut prior to Del
Ist, 1964
plan. and aprclaca:lons can be obtalaed by appli
tall. to Mit ,111,. peraoually or by letter.
/Bide t, be ter eoperartal foot. Including 11. r and
11 pecadaary baton., toeurtred on the ontalde; the
veto, ~greet tonorer all charges trhatee.r , ei6npt
toe freight and the actual traraltalt sap.noetet
orknx. to tht Warm arbor. lb.. vaults ale to be
eTected.
darn to t. dollvered at tba Itsllroact Depot or
Steamboat V. hart for trinsra.rtattoo. to Ir.od ° r d.r
aml cottaltion • art•boot charge.
Locke for the V•elte or !have will to forniehed by
the Liopartment, blot otaet be properly pat oo bl
the contractor ltboof charge.
All tilde most b. acconapa. led by tb• bond of two
reepotaible prreors to lb..nm of fl,OOO, tha, the
bidder wl I aropt and perform the o.ntrect If eArard
od to bin); th. ro111:1•uoy of the eecurity to Le r•r:
tined to by lb. Coll.rt., of I oternal Rerto a* of the
Tb•• D.varint-ut rt,ry•t 11.. t,hr rrj.• I or
all tbr bids If a b• cutat,ler It. Inter•st to do
and u• b A ultl L • r0c•14,..1 that me not couto.et
iu e he rwctirta,uts v. I • I.
.A•.rt.artn,t
Old, t, , ptul.l • .101,-, eu.l,-rot
l'rop Aust., for h.(.n at .1 T... 0 1,
i'AIA 11 Ltoo
N"t..•lnluv Srchir,t.
1829. lEReETTeL
El=
FRANKLIN
FIRE INSIRINCE CoMPIAI
P Ft ILA I)ELPHIA
as J.uuq I. Iv 1. $1.457 sLo NoS
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irn
1::::71:14 ..
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Par7rl.l.l snd Tenpor Illwr te77ns.
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3.7.114 F.
J 0.. ., .t..s.tth ?Oft •'I flii•r.
II CLE• , V CA 51 , 11 Pre.l4co•,
it:oW
T . :L[. Vc• Prpf•dont.
11, W 31' Svc Yn Two,
Fri N. Apvcr,t,
n, .lo] Thirds...
NI i F I
The ve y Ntylerw
GRAY . 4 : LOGAS
O Q.I,
11-
WRITE, ORE &
25 Fifth Itrt.,•t
IDREIE 4 S SILK S
km 4.4 ru •••ca. r. r/
tub] , It
To NUM 16.N1A 'I'L. 4 —I have a tine
HARE, COINS,
C.•mp ••rt •H•• rttLEA,
irazt.iii.• 48a ti BY i'or• 18 , L 1 tiE7l
118 ICE CEV - ErTEE reactitwiuigiir . • ii•iiitP• 0,3
I'&•J► PETS OP PILEIB t °IN i“.d •Is go lot of
I••• as d bIERICAN
E. I will wit chi., BA tA• owner witota lbazo
sold smm•JtaklJ.
J }I. DOUALI.SON,
•lI.REeuY et... 1 St. t.idr ttro.t
-- -
TEMPORARY REMOVAL TO
WILKINS RALL, 4th STREET.
We ha,. temporarily morel to WiLfi
Il& I. L. rher. a tyl. udld at , x k of Sleint.i le, e r tOoa.
.110. •td uth •r Ptatoa I. al.•. a ruportoraaloctloa
..f Carh.rt'• elor.h.on't aro C... 4 for sale at OM
aawro Pat., noes.
13.,-no.en her W I LS I 1 , 18 BALL, STREIT.
• vng th. 3fajor'• otEro
IL ELRRER & BRO.
roh2. If
"EINO AND SUOCRISLi TAD
LIdR k 1 unAvr•figoad baylnalePti"ea
eetahltalment et N. 41 I'or RTI3 ATRCEr, be
twwn Market and 'taffy, for the purpose of tyrry
114 on (he
DYEING AND AtXtURIN3 13DATNE.48,
i.enectfully ”Ilelta a &h., Of roblie pstronaga.
riser Dina pan In the rt•abli.hovnt of lit.
Beeper, be flattet• Limed( that he can give the I.:W
est emieland him customers. All goods taken
will be returned Iu ttet. weak.,
talt3o 3w ob,VALD WERNER.
N 1 W BOOKS —School Economy, by
S..N to. Prlnsimn or to. Peons)lvanta Blest. Nor.
mat actonst.
nal'. Warlelgh's Port , [1.1%
/Imola Carowaigno
Its's ttecrot
114soted Wit..
Malnstons lionmkneppr
Wo a'
man's Simeon,
rm . snle 67 T. It. WAKEHAM
No. 104 T•41•••1 ,
SEWICKLEY 4.CADLUY a Cluaglical
and Comma- BO ARIUMO . 14171100 L roa
BOIS, on Lt.{ P. P. N. 1 0. R. 11.. 19 foil. from
Plt.b.nh. J.l. 7U. Euld, A. M., Prlnd•
Tn. Irmt, fourth Bee.lon will consianwee on
MONDAY, Mat 9d, 1.04.
, .
V, C.v.lan form e r Information apply U.
NUV IN A tat., pp Wtaol arra., or to the Priori
pat, Sawicki 'villa P. U., ,alleektet.y wanly, Pa.
rola .Mmerttaata.Stw r
U S. 10-40 LOAN.
Bub crlptlotu.
GOVERNMENT /0-40 LOAN.
Itmetved at the ofl!la. of ➢ANNA, DART A CO.
Wood
mt..) I 00411 CA HANNA A•ett.
$265 LOCAL 110C,7 Y!
A few good Men Wanted,
F.e . 8 wi kley Apply leameliately,
Wll. VIELANC6 . BIoi/EILY 81066, Federal k
oesr 11,3 Prwro.t Mare •ale Ofkre.
mb.Sr.lt JOUN WAY, Jr
`IORN I CORN I
3,200 bait, Owl. arkluituo Riror Ear Cor
3,0 eft. do ao no klbrlied de
In barrio ..Coldmala . ' nod BoroelA.," not, at IN
Do.gattaa What!, I. 44. by
IICIIUYIA 11 EUA LANO,
mktltO a 49 Lib rt. ntr.el
BOATER MLR, NO. —2O bble. froth
moL d !Homiest, • al, tell.b fi.r br. slam& and
tea, Just lona land nun Non York, and for .ale at
tha tam]. y Omani nun. fl
JOHN A. fILNISHAW,
CAM Omer Ltherty and Hand Moen
Ql 3 rci NO WALioN I.Oit eALLi.•-Will
A.) be odd 10. e 7 th. subscrib.r a g,od second•
h.ad ana—hor.e bpring Wagon, tunable for earl...
putpwaa. d PO l 7 aoan, to
JOHN A. lIENSIIAW,
rah:l Onantor Lfbartg and It. atmata.
ON tills ti6Ji I moked nolhbut
and 19moked Salmon, a fraah ropplybut
td and for tire at atm Pamtly Gr , cary !t..p of
JOHN A. IigNAUAK,
tab3l corner 1.10.4 t • and Eland etresto.
lIHX Er', HIDES, &o —empty Box
IJ es, 'eligible (sr pausing Gl'asserars, So.
360 0.7.0 41 1n 11 1.5M •nive Pt sasses Gess
for eat* try" Vic eIittiUOILLES.
ratan Sus f. 12 ow Wool.
own! N'.B 'SAS&Kt —An assortment
NJ of Willow Cloitmo BakstJUIRI a. R . roco Ie4ICAULIW sad tor Ws
.
Rub . DALE f.; ENT.— 00 bias.
Pat tscolva sad for by .
RUM EL - 001.14111.
00-4NEI Ws. kfithis dny ?tapir
ju g yp by awn n. comm.
.dt'El{F AD rEATISE.7IIEXTS.
FOR A LE—A FLOG -INGNt I I
WIII sell our Flouting kl 111 In Centre Wheeling,
on Baithr cote and Obto B. It., a abort Couln. It.
low the II A 0. It D. Depot, on river bank.
The Mill ha. four rem of Fmneb burrs, and .01 the
mode,. Improvements in machinery 'the capacity
of the ylul la 11.0 barrelv per day,
/Dee of eagineko inch Imre, three fort atroke, toll.
mated at 60 hngla power, three cylinder hollers. 20
tout long, It ILMhee in diameter. Th. main teener.
OC, 1.2 by 40, four et wire, and werehotnee at
ta.bed, 60 ket by 40 three aterira, including las
naent : also • now .table MI by 04. The lot en wh.rh
the Dill is are ted is 41.1 by 14 Get. All will 1..0
with the MITI
We would call the attention of rapitaliste to Ode
property, at there Is no more favorably theta, d
than tele in the weeteto country. We have a g.e.l
grain growing country turvoundine cos—and thou we
be:, the Ohl. river oor door that .11 St I
tam. eat a ripply of grain.
W. are Ow tavorybly bltuated to ship curt .11r
to the rae4.to markets, both by Baltlearne and ltbb,
italio.ad and Prune)] yenta Central. We al.n ba•
good local trod., f , r Sr flow and reed, at fair prirot
r base a I milrond from oar lull dcv, to the lea
water mark, by which or r!raw or wheat from the
landing Into the Mill, by machinery. Three mew
can take In from two to threw thousand bushels of
wheat in a day, ..ring th• holey expense of dref afe.
Should the property be void by the rlet of
April, u prlrate tale, Or then will offer It at pot hr
We on that •ley. at 1..0 o'clock y m , at the Coo t
Floc e ID the city of Wheeling.
Terme will Pe marl.. tsar ,
& II DETWILER 2 CO.
NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS,
AI HUNT'S
vigor. A novel; Walt , Barrett lett.
The Cam parlor 'Lel. do. By Jean Paul.
EL - CI-Ilan'. Report. Various editions.
Und,o's Cove.
A Woman . . Ransom.
Counsel and Conr:ort. By the Country Pareon.
Ella. Woodson,
Held la 11.ondage. By D. Alan*.
H h , p, Hoe and Sword.
A Tie.. of Slavery. By llithop Rol kin*.
"tenon'. Llfa of J....
Bruit,. at N., Orlearle
Indtv•rlel Bh.graphy. By Stull...
Gen. Grant and hit Campaigns. By J. E. Lark...
P.,allar.
Letts,. to the Jones.. .
Dtesmthorp. By Alex. Soria,
Hunk.. By llsruni Berland.
Ltabta • n Shadowed Ja , be 111 T. S. Arthur.
The Old Bell:nat. fly the author of Wide Wide
World.
Onrowekre Diary.
I be Perfect G.•ntlaman, or Etiquette
Bn•akflyt I. Bad By Sala.
The Oral Conenmatioa.
T.L. of a Wayalde Ina.
Broken Columns.
The Wog of Amalie,
T.. r• • moots. to oh, h., L. 'tat.,
TLe lour* Para,
Ihereerey, the Ilorb.rlet
Tt.. %h. of Rob,
Arth.,r Romatna
Abd ell other now b ok., tan b had at
WEIKKLFSH e WILBlN'el
111011 L ST PH/IdICIII
LOCK STITCH
SEWING MACHINES
lE=
EIEMU
P-10,114.1 (Pilo. sLad Ccopurlum
E =
WIC 131:1M I NER & CO.,
EITIZEI
H ENRI 0 RALE .ic
Spring Stock of Goods,
Which to •rt•nt, thd ta•la 1.111 ersrp••• attly•
thing .• 6.141 ••...-flernl t.. th. path, rvtorntn,
lbault• to o 1r friend• len.l pstrmos for the Ilb
era, 1....tr.0••re ber.t.G. • r•alv•ol, •14 tr.tiaa,
clove stlseLlon to••• 1 all 4•Lr old Ur wrota
and enwee o•.• ore,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOOD?,
I!tEBMI2I9
XYRNRII Of V !NI. AND RT. CL• 16 0.19.r.CT6,
— IsbFl\UE I I.*:,
GAS SAVING GOVERNOR
bo tjaeck•bwer or of her dell .mod It this stewLlot.
Tb• promur• of gse !robe W. streset mete.. cts upon
• 11-.11.1, 41aphr•gin, to • bleb I. atta:h.d • ••I••
•at le made to c 1..• u tb•gue Le ebb t off, sal owns
meet Lb. dead. Veral. ..t 1 . 7 • 0 •ble •al" ,
lor 14.11 .. the tint...loH regain,
Nlt.—C. Ettschlt. Is to .d by lb. mobs, vben
aw:ted, easel I. no case It b. len antes lt
tompltabt• all we prv.l.l.
Appll•d by
Bailey, Farrell & 00.,
lola Alvaro for Wootton Pommylvan*
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1 TEXT BOOKS.
Ware! butellle i s Philo. {My of Natural MAIM
Johnson's Oicere's Orrtlon•
Waylaid'. Moist scievea.
Wo d'. Ciars 80. k of BA.e.
Alezareieee Eeldenoe. of Cbrlat'utlty.
Name'. ti swots of rlticum.
JohnetonU Tarare• Chemlltry.
()ohne • ilteli's flet,ol Geography
Parley's First Book of Binory,
Ackerman . . Natural filytory
Givirictis Pictorial Caned Ttates
Warran i e Thy Meal Geography.
Quackombo: litieto:
Loire Bookiliroplug.
Parker'. Exerateru la Liumpomit
Bare Algebra tlio Arithumtics anal Plo'
um'. Grammar, for pus by
mbri KaTA 00 , b 8 Word Omit.
CARD.
Temporary Remora!
On SIOISDAT NEXT we .hall mamma our strait of
Pianos and Nualcal Lk.mle generally to WILKINS
HALL.over the Illayor'e Oftice, Fourth ...yet, be
tween Wood anti Smithfield streets, whew we ehosil
be eappy to welt on our Glands and tee paella.
The twilnished mate of our new slow ou Wood
etre. has reeder-d this men necessary aul hone.. by
the Methuen of the St aeagem we shall wrap, W tl
bins Ball as above, for • few week.,
H. KLRBEit, & BRO.,
B Y COOK, PHI TIT & (X),
Is, !ITEM=
Jeri received In
60 items prime tenc Lard;
6 (0( pleura now Batton ;
IVA 0 (1., Plain Ilatto
lu 000 du Cincinnati Sugar Curnd .
6.100 ties and ribbed nine.;
4.0 barb 0.00 A Ora. m 1.24
'WALL PAPER.
NEW STOCK,
NEW ETTIAL , ,
&T LOW MCP,
JUGS .d rerxn bonght, at h.
No. 1.4 taderal atraet,
iah2tl R WAREII
L EN IVELY,
Wbulesalo Manafactoner of
LADIES' BOOTS AND 111101C.S.
No. la NORTE, TOMITH [MILLET, Pld
Paw oonetantly on hand a general aseturtateet of
allgalf2V and 01/11.1/10:N•11 S L OT' and
19110ISS, imitable for city and country trade.
mttltt co
MPORTAN'r TO OWNERS OF OIL
OH BALI' WILLS.—We have in mot., In gm.
order, GOO foe{ of Cop,or Toeing, 2'4 0-oh, and 2. 0
fat ~f Patna Bram Meh, IVt.rialm., Bar
M. and WI nymphal, which mve off, for Bale at Im
nat., for ..b
STORE SHADES,
Made Io order en abort oath., el
aw 107 DIA BEET !IT.. bet..n rum and Llbtrly
CM=2ll
250 PIGS sorr GALENA LEAD
In Wore and for mall. b 1
=bat , . so , IYI Second Ora..
yr:OCTOR F.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Ho. 269 PESZI WISZET, bac., nand, Pltbbargb
mht6:3m4
81000 WiLL PUltt,liAt 4 E A TWO
BTOII a DRIVE lITOIM, DWZGLINCI
awl Lc T. at tbo Lot of Llborty otnot,•to N. 10 of
li :ot; " . .,•R o •
DEW HOS BALE,That eligible Pew
Sala In Ihi Siiam4 Pnetwpolie Clutreh,
tot' alb/ tha bt Apra" It Mu that" oared si
M R
Apkbl
RAU " NeWk= MIN gouda dm*.
fjovric
HOhiLO?et PEMEDIES
A Frei!' r•aliply Ju•i Revelied
BPECIFIc
gut..
bag full t 0...,
•®u<7, cL•
t
bai..l
ilm
ilqwpds- I, ku.•. 1 . t..e I.
tho he•. I. , ts. ..t.
tl.. •
ford, Max.• he Ite. York,ra•
&ratan., the . re.r.,,tes t• Lest Inesea
It
the Itws. j..se t 11.t1,1•. • k I U.. I. 6.y ,
ti. 1 , the /1.., aesl I .Ige .
if.... Saltu) ter t . . , lats. ....nth Beal, Inl.. tha
George liutut.ltrese. N S . Henry D tsek, t 8 , 1 ,
Ldtta.ttt ishee Stet. Jemdees:. ttelttnahne. "Lie,
the Hon It II 1:1-abani, 111 . the IL.u. Tao,
J. Chase, te...tte. Its the ..n. J.aes.la
L'ltca C. Y. Ith Ita,•1• 1, Sag , U 1
A. S. Punt, les , U.ha Jas. ttuokett,
liuhullo, T-111,
ll=
No. I—r ., and lult•matiou
3o 2-1 r and Wotan
the Bed.
No. 3—N•r I rylc,.l,tb•ng and WelLefol.
Ile.. of
N o . 4—l „ .... or. loreotout, a1..4 Sins
ma unti l :.”.:•.
No. f— I.youtorr Bloody
Tux.
No. 6 • .t 1 I', mit r.g.
1 , 1,1 No., 1.1 • . I t.C,4-oz• •nd
TL rust.
of the tic,:
N.. 1 , —Drocm.. , P. 1,- - Wcok and Dcrat.vd
Stomach, .T. • I...midaint.
N. IV—For Lew t 11-4, Pr 'Low I anota. and
Drat Ing Down of I.'•
L.. 13—For Oon‘h, Hal Breathing.
No 14-5-15 214—Fsz ra7alpaaa, trap.
Puni•tra on the I au".
1,-I(:...walut, Pair—rot Pato, Lamm... or
Son o.auo r Bad, Lam or Limbs.
A—For l'elterx ett.d A ;no, Chill Pamr, Dumb Ague,
0:d d
P—t w Pacts, 1:11,m1 Ith-c4lc, Internal or Er.
Carnal
11—for SS-sre. Weak or It.2arriu4 Eyss and r.yeldsi
Felons. u, als or Olurrnl Surbt
C—l Of Catarrh. of long standing nr rueent, tither
•1•k ot•truelsots i.rufum dimnarsa.
W C.—tor t Whooping Cousl.. aim:sox Its rL.lntstrs
and shortening its cows.
In .:Loose db-unse, ands .. re ... . Inflamma
tions, Dtarrhess. Isysilutery, Croup, Rheumatism. and
•tub erupt,se umemes as Nm.rSat rarer, Mauls" and
Ltyssiest...s. iLe s's•antgo 01 ltse propur ram
al leo pensurtly Is of .l ols, and its all suaL ,sows the
speclle. mt Isle a Isar.. The culls dusam fs of
ten as rotted at ousel, and In , as. the violators of
the att.u.a.• inu.desated, the dim-aso sbortsrued and
rassidersed
a and toodt. • blob are of Noels fsesinent
carres.os, uc
.nd •to h ss 41, I. to. rmadatse•ss of
diseased Lungs, lir. u. hisß. cods •ernptsun, rutty
all ...satcore, L. in. r,,er. hn•
In all ahr,use nassums„ such as Dyspepsia, Weak
h.lip. Lives t•.eupssusus, I'll's, •••
eta 1.c1...5ty sod Is Iloatlache....S.,•
or Ni . salt Lye., s atarrh u•St Lboutn, and other old
arnotions, ....se rats sp-.1 , 1 , -• e I.s.sr propet mph
oation •s.I ados.l • cure in almost .err Instance
Olsen she cute ot a *10,94 hi ,oic dawn:tr. euuls
Is7•µ,,ma. I us" or •taa ?I. h. or Peens!.
ssi s.lsts•-•,., has Inn e Wm. :or the tau slaw r
WT:P.TIMN ftallttiTA,
C.A. • 1 71 ,010. 11,) SO
Caw , r 011 • t.rl and 10,4 k. a t
OS. 1, Tlai, awl 4.14. plaln e 1111
Cs., of 10 una.,4 rad Ica sad ..... OO
Cala 014 Lootn,aral, •1.1 . I 00
4301. and b -tea, tI . .
30441•• 4,-.• •
La vl os Ins plants, aad ittly
salaw 04
Asthma u• PLhietz 1./.•
Wnd ttretht.ki, 5t.th.1..1 wtt.t 6.34 lapecto
rat
Er Lttesee-, —Ltte.:harr. ?tom
the Ca , , Os- result rcar I t 31
yet, ea..1.-e Me.
c.f.i.!. for St..teee in the Ileac, Isiercloore ..1 firer.
, rar. art 4 Wag ••, In ILe £.n. me/ Ilar-sae.. I rt...
ut• Pr
F•r :npfuia Glan.t. Eola ..^1 In
dur•••••12.•.1•11A, :••••1.1.4• au-11..101;1u,, S r. rulwu•
1.•,•1* of Pr I,e. 5. r•ot• per ty.•
• •
• I .1 SI. I, wen, Li.utve 0.1.-.ltra
nn. Lx tanst Li.' 1..0 Ss, Yr" - , " ,nt• pr
•
P;,. ,1-ttrtku‘aPptio. Tumid
rnth e, •.1&:;. per
G. a.
1) • —lr. al kn.+, V artiv Nact•
l'oomuoy SI, h - orr, ridth, w mothdo
6t. tr,
F., [ , . +. 0 . r
()rare', Ttro•l Cantu:,
Datr 11. t. Pylnfal Ur mato, flhorrarr t &Lauer.
Fn., crutx
fr, Para:.../ - Ihtohlrawr3 IlircharFre
and roue...gory" l'r ar.l Drl , lllry, lord rranito
ot erzl hatota. The Lot, rucrrrrfol and enc.ut
rawly know, sna naLy Le reltr,t ~p . la • our..
Paw. wilt, roll din-c 1 WI., fl prr box
Prrroca• who•to pircr they...lvor undrr the
pr.f.olowki oar, or 1., work ad. tor of Prof 211:1I•
PH TiC I E, r•i6 .1...0, .1 his ON .0, No 6,1 Itt,..J• ay,
4.1 y. ft 6 y tr. , y irrtor.
Lob .rer tha Ilri, mat. op • cam of what thud
Yon chime.. and incloot the amount la • rarrrat note
or ramp, by malt to oar addreet, at ea Broadway,
N.w York, imld th e =WM., . duly ratornad
by mall or aapnws, 800 of ammo.
W•xr..—Ws dastre an active, rectent
agant for dm aalo of our Mtos4l•B to every tows, or
oommantty It the lhaltad Stare.
Wbolasalso maser An Itlitabargh and 'Udall) ,
tot.ll.
LINDSET:,
IMPROVED BLOOD•SRARGUE%
Tor the ears of all etre.* stems from en Impure
gOROTU La,
rannernite ',tree
Dais. Oaten/an. DN.
eases. typing., Doila,Pra
plow. the ifsee.ffore Lye, Scald
head, Tenter affeetiotia. llid and
ditabburn Ulcers, Rbeetostlo Disorder..
Dyspepsia. tketissoese. Janudice, tlul ithesm,
fgercartal Dlssaiwa, Deueral Debiot7. Liver Com•
plant. Laws of Appetite, Low Splnts, foul litainach
resale Gamplatuta, together with all attar db.
order. Dann an hapnver anntition ad the
circtilatory system. As a general Tonle,
Ita effects are newt rampant,. and
anul fall to beneht. where
d preieverlugly
cording to directino•
=II
T►. proprietor L. oertill.atas au./o{E col ►ud lo
fill • rood sired volume, .0 et *ht.m the ft-et 1,01 I.
lbsiairs of 1b.., whc h..e bo ramd by the Blood
ANOTHPB 11.4.58 OP BeltoPl'LA I.7E'Brb BP
LINDSPrs BLOOP-.+BABOUVR
If there be may wbo still dont/ . that Lindsey'. Im
proved Ilharl.hearsber ham .3 will permanently core
the most dmperate and long.Atatoling earns of &tor
lila let them lead lb. followlog and be ouovlncod:
I*. J. M. al.bey • I wm 0.1 • uomber el
hest with • dleelow, wchl by Anyplayalciam Is he
Scrofula. For the last three year. I was eo bed that
I wee unable to be out of my bed. I tried all the
remedim and the ' ,h r .'. lons I warn able ta pro.
cors, without Arty beneficial remit. I coottlooed
‘reering worm oath lb. 0.. b and skis were entire
'when off the left .td. of my flue, peck, ehoulder
arm. My engerimpi sere no great. and I wall m
natured, that It nmotted the efforts of two pmeons Le
move tue lo bed. was my rutolltion woe. I an
Induced by the Hearn. Ralston, of Lldert ol to try
your Improvod 111..4 Searebor. ss bleb, to my peal
relief, and the eatiefactke el et, Peewit, I m... dii•
.mod wee Itclpins me. I oautioued the use of it•
and gained m rapidly tl.at 1. conealeraluy h-a. tkaa
one year I tem able to so about sod attead to wane
of my botteoleild den-,., .no the parte alTocted wore
ell heeled op. And co.enel ;lb woad, healthy Ilmh
and skit, anti h.... a.r , ntoned ewer slam; .ad I
uow enjoy k 1.114. r, that hal for parse's.
op all hope., of ever bettor, blearad with.
bANCY BLEARXCY,
E..r Eldorton. Armstrong mangy, P.
Angmaa A. 11.4.1
F.Lx.r ItTON.,te ...etry 24th. 12.79.
J. E. Liedav—bear Sir Neem eery near out el
your medicine; please send tot two dozen. We groald
Nit say that your tro dicing Las cured • ems of Scrof
ula that has been coming no for year.; the flesh was
eaten off the isily's artos--you could .o. the elue.•
00,104. She Is at lb. eighth GAUD now, sad the
flesh is vowing on very feet. To. Dlual..Searchee
la going anDeer the country. The people are vary
much pleased with the shot. 0n.... Pious *sad vs
etatement of our account, and oblige us.
Yours truly, J.)111: ILA' STUN It 00..
41.1.. m, indiums Stettota.
Mll==l
J. N. FULTON, Druggist
Wholesale and Reuel Agont,
No& 6T Ai D 69 Finn EMMET,
511 wbosi stl ,ce Imana.eu.am.
=ULM,
6 • EAT ISEM F,rTS
n nrumtrn
p I .
. u J ,C ....
A -01•-•
•• L. 11
uGur, to 1
:Itate
to T Bad.
_•• Is. p,il Nrursle•
Ila•L 344,....•
01:11 MEMEDISS DT HAIL
J. M. FULTON,
PII7BIIGRG74
~YE( I.IL ArOTICES
..I Irv - ratted e•gr.i•l 1., any made In N. covitigl.
--...
, - .t, YON'S KATliillloli. CUIIIN EIS. BILICFIEN. TIRE BEDS.' STL&
1-
"sti?' . PIPES, LOCO,MTTTE D , .:LE RS, CONDENSERS.
lisG.u,n i• true. U.S i.r....k . tour., -1..5.- . er ~
, r .i , ,,, , , , .u,. ~,
,„.‘„,..
r4 , ,, , , ,...,...„ , ,..!LT P A NS. TA .!: 63, „ IL STILLS. AGITATORS.
i .. 1i ,, ,
s A t. - r - ,, r , t i . , LIG AN I; ,. A N s , ,
, 111, Li- SU ulas ET TORS.
', roA taro A. tit. art I. l• i• arli• lln usia• •tg utlltet. Tor ,
o • ••ri I i.g, r•••trn gaud I.A•ut 11, .t.g G.• liontati Pau.. '.
1111 i ., PATENT 2' l` '' 11... ri! . ... 4 . T.3,711.7 5 d0...° 0;
~,, t ,,. n i ...r r. rm. 1...0.1 , r,,•;,vratn•r, t• il, •••,1.1 ~,,,, ~2r , ....,
~,..,:„...,. . ' -
dollktt
1 11 Al ov.. t u nrned awl 1.0 , 111. Ii tha Ar , gtr .1 r or, o.•
or, 4112.1 IA SPOU M., A.. 1 I. fir 1.1.4,11, , , •k 1: and .....- • - - : -_, T o NERvous g tr2FBaEO3 0
I . Nri.tl..n Irbleh F .•••• a •• • - ••• .., r...., • .It. , .. h ,t• L,
0..., per •11. n:n.ln /Tll SR STA.—A reverval gentlanaszk••••
Itag L..... i•-:, rod I. lins/11. leak.
it is • 111 , 4 l dtqlghttla Hair DP Ina
.lArg ,, la• ..:1 G.,. c•ial watt., and irtrg - clar egpnn•
It o, a.ll,ai-. raid alla dunk - cr.
' It. t ... •Ow 1...A4 ox.--1 aim) Aran.
' I: nisi , • Ich son and gloii!. . it.• 1330. e• of tr•••..uirlit. •• ith..ut topc•s, I o.alder• It
• .
It pe•••t. the t•ft lalllnl ug atd ‘ 4 r. , ...7. • t•.)• Lb gar,' dat• to ,anzurteteate TI!, •171.1. J fvllutr
It • upoo bald kends.
Aay I• r.at •fit, vain. a tx-antlfrl ,be nc.lpl
of I .014 0. 1.y..t. •I; w 1...44 It Is I.u.non 00 ac , •or. 1., .1:1,...,4
I ut LL. cr•II,Lo4 v.-1 Oar, ga, IuDB H.
twetabi•c• .l •n.
DACIN.A. LL. I.f• •••.Itec N
nu! •S R. N4DYFB A Co. NA. Tort tahll
HAGAN 8 It AGNOLLA BALAt.
Thi.l.o, moot deisitht v. Intel eatraunituary „
cla over difc,sered. it ei../..,tee the ette•hur6i '
d hat.ds t ,, •p..arty satiu teitars et reelehtee hcau•
ty,ltopalriug marble parity or 1 , .0th, .od the d...
tie,* .pp•uwate Inlrlt.og In tn. elty triloor fun.
lon. It rrrnoves eau, freckle, pimples ant, rougut...•
REITER CO.„
from the al in, 4e. tb , , complexlou fresh, tr...u•pa
-11.10,:h. It v.:a...1t0 nu sub, tuJariun•
t.. the Actrrum. e.u.l ere:lay' a 00.. , . ,, fAaraa.
t. lady 0,0,i t a t
of CAST STEEL, rLow TILISTIB
W • U &GAN' Tr. y . N 7. STEEL; BIEI9'GS , AXLES, CIIOWBAES, Ac.
Ad+l l, 4l urn.n. to
DEM/LS S. LIA A W.. 7.i•ve eta. FIRST NV ARP. Allegheny Cty
. _ . P. O. Addrms, PITTSCORGEL P.
11 1 TESTIII: 11
latatitable hair Restorative
t A DYE, but moor. gray logic to Its orndreal T DISE ed3EB OF TELE NIIELVOUB,
~ 1 4 3 :.i =.o l `'T "a"" as yrs ,L, r INAILY AND SEIU•L
tresecomen,lneplcel sty or disco., Al. ins....
mos. dgm an composed of how romotie, destroy tog SYSITEILS—tear an: tecato out— ha nt-posto
lb* gamin y Ann of the balr. andanfortl of tbdu• of tbo Dowsed Asoc-inflate. lice-t by mail to seabed
talcs no Ormalag. tioltostrost'a Intoultetolo Coles log r
or
rb.ro,
mra:o nn A.dn J SKI; o
not amly rsotorea bob' to Its natural .ne:or ley an cagey
pnem se, btu give. tbo bolt a LL\ DOCGII LON, H 'want As.clation, Xo. Smith
LUS.H.nt 11 *.utTe i Ninth stree.t. etm.daphi., Pa naLUsly
prumntaslta grown, prnventa Ita tal/to a off, ante Irrti
dandruff, aud naptrts btaatit and 0.... Wt .... w Lbe 'l ri:..N. HOLMES & SONS., DE.uuts
b... 4 It but stoat tlto test of WM, taqug Jae orliftonl
Bair Coloring. tlnd Is noustantly locreastur to favor.' f a FOREIGN AND DOSLESTIO BILLS Or
Peed t , y hotn gel:airmen and lath., It Is so dby sm LIBRA NOY, rEIITITICATES OF DEPOSIT,
r."‘“" d. .. ). ...t .....0 t. r .---, b, tb " . .4 Lb. BANK NOTES AND SPE C /K, No. 57 II AIikLET
ontturwrctal axnut, li n BA n. La is CO , tee Brow.
way, el•ts 1 ore,. Two met, s.t .sand el; STILLTT, rttutrut,L, P..
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.'; L i c , ho pi ril y a
aanapkata
yßt.em
The parties to at. Louie and Clucionatl, who have I
.12., of
been otunterfelting tla• Finetang 'orates* under j HELICAL ELLCTRICITY.
preterao of proprio.tnahlp have bran traroughly
• toped 1,7 the wart.. To grad against further tat- Fur the treatMent and can 1.4 Mews.
poets .n. 1 betertwured irom the United States :
TT res•Ury • pr stn.l.p • • n•ventn. nitnnip, which •
Mplaced orrr the top ef aeon lead., Zech mtansp A. LEADLI OF PUILLDELPE I L A t
braze the Jee •ra..le of my migratory, and wwhout.
Would learn) the tittle. of I . ltaburgh and All,-
wwrthlew I h the
mitation. Nassuitte every b0.t1..0 TAW Vett) City, wad t goneray. that ha
Eu
Liniment bay torn In Ira and Erg...og in favor for' ePtWet , tth °ince at
triaoy years Thong hardly •T has a hamlet oo the
habitable 11.• be that cootnietevoleorai of its No- 14 3 Grant. .4re-et, Plll4l4nsigh, Ps.,
trotaierful &vb.. It u Lb. 644 emoilens the aorin. ,
withictnta,• WI, re ail devote poreon of hie time to the
man
and b,-aat are Iserf,ctly mo.araai-le. bores are treatment r f o ,, esteett , C nniltauom Ago
beat,. I,v.s metal. valaable 611ir0.0 d thl "Ave.,. u employed by
a.. „ u ., ‘ „i the noeekli, out,. aro belt-.r to • lovreti,vatots
of Its merits a• rus....ticed by tot.l2..anTra.
riled bnat., „ th . thn d 1 0. file tncal,aualuati.•u, ob,-ti property toetttated,
.Lterrody that sh.,vid not be Olst.o.useti wlth It sboxbd afford la ati .1, • ~ . . t..1 04n ~r .II..AILLI DO es. are
.be to every family. rlold by ul th-riggista. .4 ortomi..o ant learant.
D. H. BARNES, Now York
fe:Aemeo law
THE: ABOVE AItTICLEt3
POR SALE HT
SIMON JOHNSTON,
Ouroor of Smith!lad .od rumlb . tro.ta.
rge.. esueud-uraw
DISEASES
Dr. LadlLLlll' I Specific
relistdo remedy for dire... of tho °rigs.
rent.rxtuar It ix lb. dlacxrxer; of S. ore 11,4,4
Physta. wkwse 11tH loam arvst...d to tho [rostra.% 0
tla Is chum ...I 1t5..., and with 0nve...1.11+4 ma
in. mi.., than to - stay pars, It I. psrtectlno In
Raoll, repaint. no hynothaus, and =wing entirety
tr.m the mistal en pnctioe and tL, omnetw 1•1 Val
lea ex.oanda 04.•r.1 tu lb. 1r:141c. II t• eLtirdy
Isgetabl. and iorfectly safo. like • Wham
d imparts strazatai sad rigor re ma dastard
041711.0..-1113. pest /11[04a0 of this t nooody to el-
ictlng permanent move kue led to its being Imitated
by baprlactplad avo. 01*aye, there:bre, that the
etipvititre of the proprietor la .round rah box.fione
oiler ie para... Prepared only by
was. F. DAVIDSON,
Ws Proprietor, Cladonsti. O.
did by &II Draggista. Pricey fl per box.
Or fo gala rat wbcdteala by GIZO. R. ILITSIER,
=ZI
ONE OF HENNEWIELL'S
0 RI • T 1 1:9--IIIIRREWELLM
TOLD LlloDilir.—This Justly e•lebrotod pro - p..-
00n, which ha so truly earned the name and fame
of • • True Anodyne by malts notch bad bodied
rem other attempt at 'Gore or relief to
Rheumatiem, Goat, Nervous Ilesdnehe„ Tooth and
Carathe, Cholas. Roams, Pet. In the Stomach ar
Dowell,. Hysteria, Distress after Ra.lng, Loss of
Ckneral Norco. Debility. PerorTerns to
kat.. and Whooping Cough, now declared to be
mrg.ly nervous, and for the pains to Monthly Men.
etevation, oleo declared to be one of the most Im
portant points in medicine. A lady wt. from Deo
'fork •••reur it ten dollars • deJp, I utrold not be
without It in my family, and no o. should be will.
out It.
►or sale by all Wholesale wid Beta Dealers.
MIA I. lIIINDILWILL, Proprietor,
Practical Moulds; Dodo, Mn...
cab by Jos flowing. Deo. 11. Keyser, D. A.
Pabeedoek • J El Ew ton deep far Pitta•
bomb; Coo. A. Keay, W. J. Melon and Dr. lames
Drown, aceot. for Allegiseroy Pity.
mitlC:rolade se
A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF
WLASILLAGZ, containing newly 920 pips,
and 130 dm PIM. and Ingraytng. of tha =MIMI
of Um Human Organ. In • mate or tieetth and Ins
eam, with • Treatise on Lady Error, Its deplorable
consequence. upon the Kind and Body, with
author . * plan of treatment—the only redcoat and
summed suede of curry t shown by dm report of
r treated. A truthful adviser to the married,
and them antunplating marriage, Who entertain
de:4IDM of their plepleal oondltton. Soot few of
mmtage to any !Wm.., on receipt of 23 cent., to
stamps or poetal mirreesey, by addramiag Dr. LA
CUOIX. No. 30 Malden U., Albany. N. T.
enhiliaorelaiir
10•LAIE BITPERIOR COPPEB
MILL A SMELTING WOIIES. Pismo:rasa.
rAnK, mccu&Rx &
linsolnetnrorn of SHEATHING, NE.AZIEHIP ARP
BOLT COPPER, PILMISID (*PITH 1107TOIIS,
BAISED STILL BOTTOMS. bPALTEII SOLD=
&lAN importnes and dealers in EIN:A.IS, TIN
PLATE, SHEET UION, WIRE, Sc. Conmtantly as
band. SINNERS . MACHINES AND TOOLS.
Waraticsoaa, No. HO WIIIST A IA, SECOND ItTS..
Pittsburgh, Pa.
TILE CONFESSIONS AND EX
PLETENCX Or L II TA LID, published
for tho benefit and as a Irarti!og and cantion t.. young
num olio inarrr from or Debility, Prennatara
Decay of Manhood, etc., guy:plying, at the nano thaw,
ihr .ore cif *elf rare. Dy one rho du mood hired?
after being part to great exp..: and injor7 throne
iriedlcal humbug and quackery,
14 e
my[layd+•Y Bedford. Lbw aluaty, tt. T
-u t ..
OsROBIIitiON. REA r i cr 8.,
Bmassa, Mua SElns.cas,) WAEELCS4
TON wOßES,Forromas Itagrixomh Pktabargb.
Kuno:Wm:cm d BQAT AND STATUISIBT
STIBLIB K1(03213, BLAST INGLIBIB. • DIUL
Duciaszat, swam szurrilm cAgr.
Taa, GI disalptkesi OIL TANKS A MLA
3011.1.111 AND lUNISTIZOS IrONZ.
.10•18: Mr WM:UV 'PATENT lII.TICTOB,
103 TIVING DOM&
S PLC:a L -VOTICES
WM BARNHILL it CO. Boris).
1...%,E.E.D.3 ASC. siirai ICON ROME
_
• Ells, Pee. Ito, M, 24 and 2 , L Ilartog na
cured a tare yard and furnlahad It alas the nital lc
are warmed to tnanutectat•
,ary destrltalon of PM LT-Itik, In the tract manner.
[ -- " L i".. BAN/4 VA.RI'S BROECNUL
TilOClleti, for the corm of lloarotataa,
run. D 1.... do., an apoitally rootaitomooded to
lltletlstor., Simian, awl permm Abu.. vcomtirom calla
tbeto to speak to puEll4 Mannimotutol out) by O.
A. BANN PART A CO , Elarflabarg, to wt.=
all orders aboold I. addressed.
Y9Oll by Drll,7bta eyrrywhers
C. A EtAsxvA Kr 130,,
alcrrlnt. P. onaLla
LA BELLE STEEL WOE S.
COCELhAII &BRO., Man
oUrsor,n o- - tUON NAILING. [BON
VAULTS AND V A rur DOORS, WINDOW SHUT',
WIN OoW GUARDS. Sc., Nos. 9i SEOOND
And TlitnD STREET, 1-.4. Wood Aad ALArtoL
hand . tartary of toevcrattaras, fat.cy
attk, antiabto for all pout...e.e.
Parft.:dor attention paid to a:whaling Gina* Lots.
Jobt.b.. dour at ...rt. nottc.t. .9
elfr .e v - rtc:pew eittee
UmnagLtmt the C 81.r.ths. eA22
,T HENRY H. COLLINS, PORWaR.O
INU ANL , CDMUISSION MICUCHANT .14
vtulestule &Alf, le COVIZSE, BUTTED, SENDS
19ISil, end prvlara retramally. D.. 923 WOOD ST.
Pittabm,b. Ps,
DISC4SLB OCRBD X r ELECITIOrTY.
Ths {allowing an: stottag the many abeam itt
which this mt.= of pis ILA solatot Wit to sffect •
nga. Chills, Asthma, Apoplexy, Amonarrimen,
Dronchirts, Bruises; (Admen Coustimptlon to Its
early ',rage, Coldnees of the foot or band., Cholera,
&Agoura Do-bus, Contraction at toe 1b.., Contra
two or the Drain, Chloroets—preen alcittors, Cramp
or Croup urn; a 7, Delirium Tremens. Draluess from
various eIkUSMI, ViZatt. or Drousio.., Dyypepeta
to all its forms, DlMicolt rospirsalan Meese" or..
Ela by flun of
Mercury ; Emma., 117.. mask or Inflamed , Zpile u
psy•
-.Millets sick nu, Vaporettos, F 'al Paralyria.. Pin
from vorions hiout Whoupitu.muuh, Heed
wite, Bylireti•. lioltunse; Jaundice; 'Meer, torpid
.sate of, Lockjaw, luncarrbra— Pre, alb. white,
Limbaga, pains soma the limb. or bank; Mental
deuce..., NI osetil ar muummititi; hestralaria, Numb
; Pleitrtsy. Foommal, Paralysis, Pamfol Item
vertuDion, Pepitatito of the Hrart, Pile,
Daley of the Iru—b la4n,es item' Mheninatlsto ;
rusproda. Animation, beromal Weaktoom, Spinal
• ucesium, Dr Titus Dance, Stipp... on of %Mos,
18W - utters of Bight, Suo.etroke, &morals, Spinal
' Diseases 'Sprain.; Toothache, Tutahrs; Blemstrese
I Mon, nenharmunts 101 tt-rive Woakttess o Ptortne
' Misplacements; Withered Limb.: Weak FY.I. he
the above might Le bided a long list of 'llaascS
curable by this eget..
Any littormanme rupectlng the brinUMent of dla
ea.,. can be obtattel by mtabta MI Dr o.olTia,
, Arbor prrson ally or by letter , at hi. rows; No. 141
ORAILYT 5111Xv.T., Pltubargt,
mhl6,Tri-Tha•dhspl
RSJINENATOIt
vov. 'rut ir. HAIR.
tM walibettil lards of atm art:kb m rossartris
Hot, to Its otigtool odor, utd prodotima Bair "Den
It bed Miogethar taloa OR, or bccoms ttam, I. ma"
day beart9lng men staalles2, szuf artablhbein, be
lurid 6oabt, the box.—
VW a •41,aurdaner mottos. eat,
la at origami color.
Thal Li oda solo a aroao. Bad Bin&
VW a teal mama Igazurcl Cacntiono.
maxi tha Ittaaraf 1 64 a4t.
not a mat molt dm Bar Q.
Tint a veal Dare. tho Ortaloot Clako a Old As...
That a war prorcal W Hoafros FtasT (e.
SW rat ao, as Diorama cf as Scalp.
It la oat llop; ; contains so laltnaa of Saw, of
other tuaredicat Itaurtoca to althea 61tha ar Yak.
Price, ONZ DOLLAR.
=ON JOHNSTON, General Mist,
Oor. of Sudtblield.eld Tooth Ma. PlMbnik.
sallktmuw.
" M WItHEAD, DEN 'fl - } 1 1 o" . "'''t""
,
No. VI Illarkst street,
Have Join rocotroo a toll stock of WM/.
DZEINS, T8131.111N0, THREAD LAO%
ZNOLISB mtd 11M:1CH obA , S, BMA
4tall MUCH HANDKNIICIIECF6, OiCNTI9
YOBNISB INC COCCI, boot quota, COT
TON, INTRO.° Auld UNDIttO46;
GARMIINTS, COMMIT, GLOTLB; bott
WHITE t41111;,TO, LtILN sott 'ACLU
COLLARS. DUITON:3_,_•II kW& ; RPUOL
ttOTTuN ; lotto try , * BONNET 11113tOnis,
Sc., la, vrbtrt, Ye tfforoe to Um Owls,st
whohoolo rata:, on the; mat Womble
toroaa for ma.
JAR RESO t
Meer In
Youghiogheny Coal and Nut Coal.
Orders .lett s it. below the litigator.
Bridge, or at reeld<uee, No 10 POPLAB JENT,
rWot . or
m der s om a W
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eglCarest pp,
ASTRAL OIL W0H.K.: , ..
ASTRAL MACHINE OIL.
ria4lng purcbaard tb. Heffner" lately owned ty
WM, t Bue wDuti, we are cow Impand to air
to the public our sup., for IdAt BIKE OIL, InSUP .
factured on strictly mantillc prirnltles. sad war
ranted equal to Lard (hl.
t.
Tad& I...edcr Z. LELLANiI
nib2l:lm ' O, 21 Weld stun
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS—PRO
PO3SI.B ue Invited to Mt con•tractioa of
the It Cult KYOILL of the liiricint ham Water Works.
&denn anti ant. arrive% prices for Ktabastkontit
.4 for Eustiation Lattli,luose k am" mita
al., rices tor Cloy Pucka.; d fer Rabble
reef
neatior7, bob wiih trot ',Races =tartar (Unstated
law arid specification c. eet at S. filiasjcs
Co. as., is liintaine huh 84. •U U. tender!
octll TLIVEISDA e, Aral 7th.
o. BTINGtts,, Ugh*,
mesa-r. litononeatels Water Oa.
NOTIO.F. 'lO FOU DRY 1111{N--1110-
POSALB ore InTltell 4ar lbe onattoorof flu
LAIN PIPL for th• Birrothighsso Wamr Norte,
o 6 bef6 oonmstefsbost /6,11111150al foot of pi.
f P. 12„ 14,12, 10 and P Islam Comma.
B.do b• rocetrod for the "Mote of the Om.
1.0.1117 or for ran of It, ttra,l f n ITESDA2 ,iwtt
:M. time of 1.2 I.A.t to lemith ionl W preforrell. For
mom partMaler Information are .he eridem4sed at
I. 0141iLi a OV'el seam, BlrMmaisom. •
U. ammo.,
tab 1.441. Znylreer Mottotifelmle Wetar Co.
PEAIIL MILL BUPEBIOAFLOUR-
We
Can comownerd neeleteg • vegit .i. mhe
h• of so,aoo bush m
bushels aobarm
buy moat W thattroma lades tb* bleeert.ip•de• of
St...Loah how h made. We' exo now brewed to
tarahh our automate ern . rhbr furs; lathe best
ft. Loaf* tends. • -
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44
DART:N.TERSHIP IiOTICE. ;- .. JoaN
1 T. ItelCznat has this ehy twatiaw iamociaial
with am as partner - fa dm Drtig BitliallW Can kW o
at NO. se Tedttalatrirot; aid otrtOr of Femoral mad
Oki oidsetti, Altrgliestw, Pit: Tbswatea aril Mit Of
Os temirlll Maatair blOllO. A: 111141,.T44.0
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me A g r a ita rim mine m orm
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