i~ -- . ~ .. Pittsburgh thlettt: SATURDAY. .APRID- Ltitcolts.-Pennisylvania , o Choice for the Presidency. The ' Ynton,,,party of Fainiylnaula r in Slate Convention stumbled, and with a unanimity seldom parallelled in the history of - political parties, hoordeolitred Lanese, our present Chief Magistrate, to be its thicice for Gatnext Presidency. To this foretakerpncialon of the people's wishes We take the earliest opportunity to respond, and we dcrso the more promptly and cheer fully because we have no mental reservation about the wisdom of the choice which the Convention has just made. , A little more than three years ago, an untried and comparatively unknown man, who bad bpon reared in obscurity and edu cated In the-backwoods of the Great West, became the President of this mighty nation. When, preheated by Federal bayonets, be , assumed the duties his highposition, the country was distracted by internal dieser', dons; slayen States of the Union had format , ly seceded and organised a new monument, which had immediately declared war against the United States; ourTreanii was empty, - and the public credit wee greatly deprecia ted—the preceding Administration having been compelled to pay twelve per cent. in tents! on a Mall loan ; we had an army of only a few thousand soldiers, scattered over our Western frontiers, while many of its best olficen had either entered the ser vice of, the rebel States or were known to be sympathisers with the insurgents ; one navy was weak and ,scattered in distant seas, and many of its °Moen, like those of the army, were disaffected toward the gee : element ; the bureaus of the several dopert. manta at Washington were infected with spies; alarm and cons remotion everywhere ' prevailed ; the Republie seemed to be fall. lug to pieces. It was ender such dream stances that Asesstax Lamm assumed the reins of gorernment. Never did the ruler of a great people enter upon the discharge of his duties surrounded 'by greater difficulties, or _encouraged by 'slighter prospeets of sumer Mr. lascoss might well distrust his own fitness for the discharge if the responsibilities he had as: gamed. The wisest statesmanship, the calmest seif-poseession, the completesi knowledge of men, the most angelfish pa trinism, and the strongest faith in the eghtconsnefis of oar cause, were some of the essential elements of character which the crisis demanded of a Chief Magistrate, and without which there could not be Asp s of success. Did Aansasv LINCOLv posse:, all thew? And, if he did, were the people rosdj toass fain him if be should attempt ,- to coerce the rebellious States into grannie. alas to the laws? And, if the people ahtruid sustain him, was there not danger of foreign interference, or, in default of that, a Bee tional , struggle Mat would- not end in a lifetime ? And if the struggle iambi end in a reasonable time, Would it not leave the nation phyal , „cony and financially_exhansted I—might it , not leave it divided into twenty or thirty ' patty States, or, at least, two hostile and in. dependent governments? These aro EOM, of the questions with which, at the outset, Mr:Lanera was confronted, and which the whole country was asking. The future was indeed dark. There were few loyal men . whose hearts did not quail at the prospect. MIZILLIM Lacose Tailed not. In his Inaugural Addreas lie declared his been : tion to enforce the fates. The patriotism of the. loyal North was appealed to, and it answered with seventy-five thousand men to suppress the insurrection; Washington_ was caved; Baltimore was garrisoned by Union troops ; Maryland Secessionists were &nested; Congress was called to assemble Inepeciol senion; the fact was establisbei that we had a yournment. Disasters came, sad discouragements; more troops were called out, but the rebellion still kept its traitorous flag :fall high advanced; and; . worse than all eine, a party arose in the ,: North which : was °printed to the- war, and which encouraged.the rebels to beliero that, In time, this Federal Government 'quid mop ize their sc-callettOMilederaoy. But ..1.11211:1AM LTACOLN trusted in the loyal 'Masses and in a qodof Juatice, and "wont on with ha greaework.. He called upon the loyal people to stand by.b.im with men and money, and they have done it—nobly :and gloriously. And thoresult ie r ,that, if the rebellion to day is not subdued after - three years of bloody_ war, it is, at least, no longer the foraidaiderfoe it once trio; vigil. itstiltimato fate is sealed as in 's book. The rebellion moot die, if see are true to our selves. Dnring all this time—daring these three years of bloody and devastating war— , Assuan Lame lies displayed gratifies ' of 'statesmanship and leadership which have been rare in the world's bistory. He Ins been Blow sometimes when the_ people clamored for.hina to go faster, but we can T IM. mow that, if he had gone foster, the effect would hare been prejudicial "to the best interests of the country. , If helms not been ,fist, wt — iknow..that he bas been_ A bolder or a more impulsive -Presi. dint Light long since have foundered 'the sides His proclamation of emancipation . . . If he choothe to fight 'Oohed battle at the beginning of the campaign, be bete ev erything upon an event which be will probably boat; If, on • demonstration by Grant,l be elects to tall back into the de. Tenses of Richmond, he wilt expose his *bole army to capture; if be takes up his position about Lynchburg, he will'do what Pemberton had not courtrgeto do at Vicks burg, but what if be had done would have given Grant a aomewbst barren victory, and loft allecialve battle slit to be fought on the Mississippi. We suppoer, of coarse, that Lee tette° wise to divide his army and send apart to defend Richmond, 'bile pan reatainsontsid• ; in thatcase be would - betrrepeat the Vicksburg campaign. Bin the Bequirtrauer eta that Grant may move first in the West; and we cannot see any reason why be ahoeld not. Lie has his choice; but the rebels are not benefited either way. If it is tree, ae the Eno re, intimater, that the re , my is net concen trating any where yet, then all parts of their line are areak--r in tot 09 than our,, and as concentration in so great a region requires some weeke, particularly with die ditoiaisbel means of transportation of the rebel*, they will scarcely be able to rein. font themselves in time at the point Grant chooses to attack first. The Sevier., how titter, hints that the rebel military autfiord ties believe their best position to be in Southwestern Virginia--.• point front which 'an advance can be made. right through the centre of the enemy's lines, andihto_the very heart of tile territory, Putting in jeopardy the Stereo( Kentucky, ' turning alt position*, in East Tennessee, ml4lllO General Bragg's campaign, throw. log the enemy back upon the Obto, by threatening Cincinnati gild Louisville." The suggestion shows the desperation of their situation,lor such a Plan . ihrithre the whole South open to cu.—Evening Pot , . lb. piththem, - and, upo n coraninn v .,has net. 1 .•.. . . • ' wasimmel atthe right time; the arming of :negrots -viola not with safety have been undertaken-sooner then it WIC!. hao been cool in , ,indgment r arm in impose, :permanent 111 U10[11106: He him keen oon. &latent with himself. - Ile lei always relied upon the popts, And, withotit - Y — Of the sirs of tv demagogue, his beeti tinoh In the.hatat of personally si•peallig to their hourscon rents in support of the masseuses of his Alisainistrntion. • Lie hes,been frank , . . lesllmed to reason. *hi' them i fatiei lennlii - resent' with "his child:on. When advised to adopt a more formal orpaltabett Strl, in bis publio letters and speeches, he bertrplied-CTAspteslertihunderstandese. Re ins been 10111 4to zoom. whootomotoott or -an error; he lute not obstinately persist ed- in nattering to it. .111 e confidence In Emu has, s9zttetinkesbionimisplacid,trut with ah'sb MISZI, occupying hhi 4:fficult and- spenoThle pooltlon, would this not have bten the oust was denelyedin ilcann ZAN SO w General SCOIT Who recom mended —so wig' the whole country , which hum d Anatnttt Lnicome Las made mlltekea, hal 6i1112 MO:mottled Eundere, bmt eci Wienmeion,' ett.flif amun , sci e dld iumnorw tismr,:eo -the tont and gresteli Min until the mitten alum shall come. We itiverisp,MSo:l; )41 11 adonisstioi . scheme, nor , Lisk,ocreflnut:qct emsnetpsChtim scheme, noihhilsicSitien. of 00011601 , commandot•7h'!Mta: so* 4 Depaztavnt; but"fro can andentsl34 Vey — halt wbj Mr , 1421 °.;, 3 fiwu/MA!,1114 , right all-date cues. Atter al; , thug ireo tot ittal'!rrors, and to day the aabeadmg inteeti; thi * riallexiblel V At** or tatitstrAtt , Lticaztr t cater, • thets *lilts manQs u Irrand is to. of the to w IVO Lats.. t 5.• wad 4.41 ............. Pam .. ...... 1 25 1.. r lu .„Tra,wa 1. tb Ir 1 Idayh w Doran Mae., mar. ...... 3 to Y.u.th's d 1.6.7 of Lb. 1. , .11.0. Iliwursud 135 Darn 11.1. A Sew an, rirau Nora ... 1 It The trt, 'plat a of the Ante It.. bruulnth a. by J T kle•dl.7 1 '0 Chrla no 611.mors 'b. Age-t• owl Drawlts. It, 7'. W. 111. Marshal,. 6 ttO Mattalre'a I If. of Ilattner,„_____ BI graph S. By o.lLiarl 1.1 7, I Cuntralwod Cow o•t. B 1 t' • Country row n 1 50 Tbs w of Pr.. no. ry Bound." .1nr•• • ...... 1 50 Alto?'. 01.1 Ty el the Du irk, ul a 'atom hl. 3 0 Per e..la 17 BAI et Dlr.. 65 va cod are. 1. •f,lO ASQ , IGSKR SALE I4' TOFU( CO ANT/10100 WTI • —..to der mor( log, A rot 311 db. at DI asooto //.11 Anat. 11..0ce 55 nib at , .110., Id 100 caddie. brl.ht tobwoo, 10 4. Mob X• oo 20 do brig 11. • do 515 x • .o 10. do d da-k Imp do 20 do (51b e.(cb) 1 1 / a rls• /0 do r• pp- r mod .p 50 do Fancy sod T ape; 15 do ta.ll.b Caalle d YO CM& Cb awn /0 boirrer.•.. T•rtar, to. "Tl. 'be . tl.. 1-o b. draw. 1r pa-Ik-olarly roduold.d, 0. tbo g ods.rd .11 In o Igtoal perko•••. and •111 b. .41 by ik. p•c1.••• Grid Id q aritltdr to !mit lb. trod. Eido pdd (Ire and V pion/ /es Tr. ap33 T • WWI./ L. Aorl'r. CHRONICLE BUILDING, Fl sTnatr, ♦4 the:ll/1101V tb. AB the NEW B , OR" 9 A I lb. WEEKLY PAPAW; AU the Melt B JUJU, gad raer),tblag atm Brea and Staibtrery cut b, bad ta FRANK CASE'S BOOK AND NEWS DEPOT I/hr.:lnlet. Building. Pint' Street .03 FEIN Y'S A few of al,. 414 expend .ad Inimitable STELN WA If PIANOS a* longtb on the way, and Vt. y will be tpan I *Albinnn and tde axle by thy beginning ne week. n. KL,Encr. a nno , sou nfrnnln for Stelosral's; Wilkins kl.ll , fth GOVEI INNIWNT AUCTION —WIDNEiDA T 110117111412, Nay 4, at 10 o'clock. at A LLUOLIENT 411,7E11,1L, rill L, aold to the highest bidder 4,012 Infantry Cortaidg• Doan, • Italia, 1,521 Goo Slop, '1,435 Infantry Wain Betio, 71,000 Do be ep o . Lka th er, 60,000 • Iron, . 1,053 Sep, MO P. 0.. Barrel*, I Draft Bone, 1111ataR eadd a. Term. cash—Ororobacka. • • •Y 7 O 11o5L ELL AND, Aocalormor. VALUABLE Fehbl FOR. ALE.— One butntred and trio .ens, from CIO to nlxty la cultlngtlon, romnlnder to Mann t mber , d.l.fig home, donblo be. 'Ling ed roof, orchard of Itm tr.* from two to ow n years growth, good ..It, .on nagoted, exponent eminge, pleasantly oltampl to Bear. r Ox,etnetit doe moan LivmSewtellrovllls. for pits and term spiny to B. OUTELD/ g r A goys . 61 Matket Irma. ROBERT- 1 BARNES & No. E Tard at oar. Pittsburgh, Tin and Sheet Iran Wsriterr, and X &indenture. or Japanned Tin Were...-*• are mm , ureetari , g and ham on hand Barbing Anima.. of. talcs:is, Tolle. Wane in Mats, Water Owolem, Woo to' Tea std Spica Canisters, Ca and Spica Damn. s ambler Dr.iner., apatoo..a do , In. A lan. lot orbirt Ca.e.tur ash, Oil Cans of all .lie, and gmtlerna, Tin am:4nm eandmusr., sad .11 kinds of Jobbing Werk. &mato order. .00 DEVICE BS PIANOS, WITU NEW PATENT MOS 71/AllB Acta .lodged , by ell the beet tonslelass to be saparter I. sit aksr moo .mats, ahaaesteetteeptise, sad W. TItrAT t DAVI,' m st celebnated kleludsons and Etaratoninsas an only I rate by norrawiN, N El .. o 63 EN F E m a ap.7:l b 0 K CINCINNATL—The • .116. and msi enter , - K A4O/1 Jan/M .ON. p °o n pt o. c A. bum; Clam. abdrovr SoLlOosi, vral Lm av Abort oa SO th• DAY, WI td at 4 cia.ck p to. Fut . ..L.004 or pump baud, rto I. D. DOLLING WOOD, JoHN FLACK, Aireats. rjo4.lsamil VILLE —1 be fine .4444.4 nEuTH o.pt ifaaat.oa. leseerlas above ilrll3ll Dal. rot fr Wahl or passage apply as bxrl. foot r f Lib aity at . .a apto AN'HACAN lklitieb;.K.—A email Jot of theirs African Coffee, remmblong the the he In remit; ar.4l flavor, for rate et the Fnmlly Grocer, Store of JOUR A. HENIIAW. tee. LiMrt• and Rand en.i.te TH 01:1000LT11,-01 the tine qoallly, Fl.t rueAtrO sed lot YIP tna Weil) grooFy st•••of .1 , . 1•n a IttneLf t tor, coruer Llbory .ktd Eland atr.q. Neil, ``WO offer fur bale 300 the°Math., asaorlnd t• Ruh !mama h. at Ikas . LITTLE /V TRIMBLE, No.llll and 114 414.c0nd .prat VtIWARD, REAZELTUN, Wholesale LA CIDOCEB AND OONNISAION" EZTICELANT, gut corm of 010 Diamond, N. 1 1, Pli.dwith• mbitlysa I CANOES-276} Oliola to arriVll, Par ul• by LITTIS & TRIMBLE. 110. , 112 &11.11kcoad W ILKINSUN'S t.heep Shears, for sale Tv by TAMES snows., ere. SO. . • Weal Street. WAWA'S' •lOULS, for 11 0 by &OD j• 111101 Iln Ma Woof .trone CANE POLES —A smell lot foe ealo ILMED DOWN: IllerWool drum. : . • l rcti vr by LS Ine am. 116 Wood st. 1018 Lire •• --" e. !took for • 1 I DOCIDSTEti & &Milo Caorier Tools, &Vivra/leer 0123 Bows, SiitLr .0 t 'utigeit'and ' best stock tha city, br We by • a • 110. f • wore sows.lsowika Boni W _ ALLOW - 01D-121turet lUIIIII us iNumir hub liabborkesab INFM ' • 111,111AIIM • MEE .11E -OD V.I - Fs. `.VEEP AD 'war/saws.* rEi TESTIMONIALt ALI3IIIIB. LETTER CLIP FLIES. i Grover &_ Baker STATIONERY OF ALL DLSCHNTII)AS IYIC 1330 ES atsr 6ACITIZEDr tRDEIt 11A N ;(8' crlobra• •, ; arrt ti • p.;.; r 111. d 5..110 Co, OLI SALE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, ..714D150.V. I A'DIA.V.I CRAWFORD et DAVID.9,Y9 Foundry .nd M.. chino sbop, front on 9 cord Pt rtet 121 tot 4109 'set Ist depth to Illgh etroet T. baildlogs, tools, ms :l and pnt•ern u corn t.let, Tula all kn XOO Hiltl;!iahm-ttl la now', aukl,b, been for nine poet e rantnoor op creating stool It It to polo , t order. The reaeon for .111E14 Li ilau death of W. W. V Lima, on Of the partae:• The context, owe' on howl eas blt Ire!. For Inbt+l3 a; 10, to rwoicE LIQVO S AM) wrATEs_ X.) •IN ts tit .1 osY April ahlt.• et 10 ~c loot, .1 the Corn wee 1.1 , 0 U0 , ,.-. 64 eltth elrtet the fll , eloe stork eu.verlor leo el and fl 10 %Which the a - teoll..n of tLe lade i. tueltod: 60 gel oh. One rrtnrh , r•ody 1 uhehe o 1.1.0 • Lake,; berrels old dourlum erbhker t do Wentz seed °teed ' , rand:sal qo.r e• c •IKe pu- ttrstdy, 10 uatlgtta lag 41., 10. - a... Jel•re Id do. ale.; 1 cz k p.r. whe . ; 2 ca... Elnine elle; e•e•ae. ell I,' 10 d g With .b.r..rk.les of ylnee and tiquon . Th'e% very a p.rlar et, aud worth, the attention of the t ad.. •V 0 DAVIS & !LW A ME, Aact'ss. A LJuChNIiD ORPHAN& COURT SaL6-121y Ammar an o d•r ohm Orpnana' Cent, or el., ray County, I will wapaa . nublia ,ala et the CI or LlailYdg in the clay of Hatalynagb, S urday tba 3't • tiny ° a / a vail ad,'lo air] oak, L m: Tn.t fine. and L t No 00 0 Ant Ste .1. opP onto the in dr.' aqt shargh, ect oplarl by Bruno aN g. ley, and other al law . Simar. 0 1 w.• •o. utanuda I ate on the west aide of Oan• gr. a. •trn. t, Pl•ta mrgb, Nay 33 aua 31 In the pan o. • tan la each lot having a (rant 31 fret, and a b of DO hat. A 1 6 ,, A lot on the earner of Pillion aud Bed., d ala., Pit.rnagb.. sing IS lent .08 11 itlebed no fro. a by 102 foot I anon. la depth. •, Too ...area of stock m the Iron City Land dean, le4en, I t ,o• OF flue, an. option's...Loos made " no yt •o a • tax me Vie :es, lank •.d los purchaser .sp um of dm muvoyano, and the raw:tante re a• ty ...sopa 1b..., on. HC ..11 :dot rITELL. h _'• d •0 an'r of Andrew ld garter, deed, N EW . SPRING GOODS. 0 ST. CLAIR STREET, ratalth.d ham 1b..Y0 re cltdsta, a toms a-d trail .41,leat stock of rtarto el-.knot tor ch. rptlog and stutarradt t a.tto m , als.tri to part of CM. fo.tam Itt • g gas d.. Ptal.: t (It,Tot, bud LA5.1.111.11 as eNt t EaGLISit, (16 1 / 1 1•N .d n lf I.slCe K 1 COATI atvi otd tikS . ttbl6.6., cr alm , apt over, eqs styls and mthr, al of *hick I will make Op to ar SO the 'atas. and m at th , himaabl• musmor p."a: .1 watt •ru akost oha sod rraomakto tstma 4u,laras tors Of p-ats' lords/dug Good, garb a.. ttatt•lly kept th drat Clam 'umiak ..r. thdertmadleitett sadso mad W. I. familia, Pittsttett. Al on. )IA4AEf !Mr i THE M ANAGEN ES r OF STEEL-- U. APPLE CON • C.•. . Not, 4l3and Bryn d . see, toLlisis this der TIE MANAGEIIIINE OP RTCEL. Inslnd ng Forging, /laid ning, Tampers g, ALILIC•110•, A.tinting , sed Eagan.). •Iso, the Call. Harassing a 1.00. By Lino Ent. Sin ino• rd by the II Oita Pao orbs. Department. tenalca Arsenal. First Ainerlesis tents second Lend-. stillion. I rot., 12 rro. CA cenia 'tides! being ono o the moat valuable metals, sod ret- tilt log grftt rare In .1• furry' hardenlog, tem pi—lna teovealloa. and marte.cmvat of It In geateral I think. eftei havong hitd notify ttetnity yeare good p no It. axperien c, ono itodyNbomtdritd, T am . le to v... lvti• lonormainto'io the., whn hi not bed so touch to do with it s I have.^—Carr m th Welk Fens tor mtloo rnind; I' IS OR E iTA Y FAIR. - kerinn.,Boelotiew and °thew. beelike PLaGil, are rowtoaloil h. lead tbtowto the ohlelThelT FAILS for per,ooen Old...ration le eerie. bitildlege. atangeteeett Ler. Loon made with Mx. John W. Pitt k, oo @llth at root, to roooloo theta. Ile will site • pt.e per reeeht, and ms.l. %Item, o that they oee bo mod-zed eller he Fair if &aired co• if the parties art. h to coat iboia thirm for :ha boairftt of the S.nliery Come 'stem, the twelpt wilt hellcats the I leg end th- turns o. :he doe., It m electable 'bat tb• Flags b • sent In as wool p x.lbk , w t4l: Mom neadmg It may 1 • loam& JAMES WILLEY.. Malmo. of Oommlttee an Flag. NOTH) STOLEN—Coupons of 5-20 Bowie 21 , e 110, Ms 2441, 201 3105, 214, 2183; Thy,. 800, Non 10 sni. 10,3 3, 10,354; 2. 1000 Noe. 43 'it, EMI; Thrns 8.00 , , •oe .1 877. 03.078 23, 0 72: nee. Ountueas brr dete Nov Ipbe, 21, 18P:3; All per.. are tryr:hy notlfiled not to 2nrchtee hem nu porton renting the Compere oy gtetol enc/1 oforttetiot r .111 1.0 to the 1..01= of lb. thief, I W be Ills rally te•nr,d by 1821101 DICHZTA CO.. 80 0 •••r nreet. To ? r.LlTraqi. PRESSES FOR SALE. O ADAMS' PATENS PRESS, platten P3si4S bach-e USN TAY , OR CYLINDER, b.d /721.450 ONE TAYLOR LOU ALE Eni LANDIS., bed illeSB bashes. All la goad ter...v.44T order. 11'111 Le told at • bar COVIII• Or adds Cal .plsktf oszerrr, Flitstrargb, Pa. i\JLITWE 7U BUlLDEBS—Propo . sa l s .LN Via Co reowleed of BISSELL !COE , &SS i all the entg Via t, .at Perngfire Oznii aro .p . egia..lorss Mai bo.0•11 fo, g VATOIL... Building am tit 1201 g et g plint, &twe ete tide will beN ri.ernkletod lot the moos, oartentert work ani el we bw, lov:tired. ell to M pot op co der •no tonerzi onpertuteadoneo. Until Tatlakf, o• My mast, 2.• SClle 0 L AT E V ERG KEEN.—Th Soar. or Term. f IM. Inailtation ntil Mllmeap litosnAY, Hai 2, 11164. A limed canner of young twill, sonotrod a. warder. In the family of the Principal InformaU aln &tall Far a abed on Ina onnonsen, S.argrana Hamlet, Or Ca grill. application to Woo, Primipa/. oar* of Wm. X. Woo, top., Pttioborgh. a• MoLNTYILE, AIoNAUGHER & CO Stone and Brick Pavers. MI ordor• ror OrT{EI , ONT, PUTINO, QUAD 11 , 0, or uputhlar In our lln, PP paptly a.touded to D'IE 01114, , b.rty Poo Office. or J /Al ihrtatng worm, Ml•gboo7 Clly an 7/ nor BUTTER and N-w Cream Cheeme..— 16 ,, b. soy P. N.!. I [aline J'haele; 20 bet. Choice /scab Better; 19 Carrel. Trrah l Fp; ltO huthah; 8.-• Potato.; 8') casings b lutc.l Anatol; " :alarms llo.a to and Boatscata Appian OJ beer. Ls 5 +rat els.; Nal• racoe'.lco• led 1ac..., Ingather with • fall awl IT•ah , 130 , k at ann. 01 I rer .4.16 by ablY.ol. RIO IA t , rty attest. RIZIENLBEB. THOU SONEISE rant, arns.T, VIZ L &ELEA PAVONITE. PINEAPPLE ErNE and II OUNtA iSt TEA 0 4 NEP. nan la. obtained at MI Peeve.* Emig nod' Cend, atand. 10 tise eHeaton, b.• If %%%%% 1:100/0. AMaTIOHR, BANHAR, 112 FIFTH a strut, trill phy thshlgbiat Ihr GOLD, stLvizn, D. IL Beads, AllegoiniCoonty B.Rrbvj Roods, Se l. :dos Bonney &oda Ale), Allegheny Valley and Steabenell la Railroad Sto: ks. U a COOPORR TA tZG AS GOLD. • • O tt ribiSBUHGH 'FEMALE' COLLEUE. P regular aaea t natetlegor the Biockhold• wilt tikiplaoeim .MONDAY, the 211 Hut, at four o'cLxk sptit.lt riV. LOA/ ;lOU, , 24 OF YEAtta, 1 • on -D oad, *reared, Dy Idor , grgo, for •ccoont of minor ctaidtva,E (a Ur Dr TUDOBAND MU. LADD. Asiolf 'Kamm oCrriOn 'Nona. Alto. gliroy cr gi WOOD NUE IT; Pittsbu•ob ar47:lw JOSIAH SIM Clo,raos. ?:7'vr.rigriq for rah by lw DATTA .ketx.mrs,,iiti Watail 4glitzr.o. It, WRIT tP=lOWXB.7ti: 11CiWatIlf PORT C( 10s Fancy Irk Stande, rirthetr...-1 2 P t• T. T. CRITTENDEN, Attu:nay and ILA.' rotate Agor , t, 111.if6 en, Indiana MtMI ran/id for Three rear:: No. Sal PIPTH STREET w. 8. BIBBIELL. Prrit. splzSaV4-.3aW-idaavi SCRIBNER'S For sate b 7 elerSeet emyettereliertall, tree of peetwoet re ceipt of 3D am., :erde EYES AND BAR MOM Dlt r iABPl,,. dilate : a%=R tnpneldm on CATARACT, SQUINT ZTTS Ibr ARTICKILAR, PUPIL, inserts ASITrICTAL and heath all DITLARRIATORT MS; am BARD imam ad a db.e. a.m.* ,tco omo.loct um spurt Torkiii• U . S. 1040 LOAN. huo.ocsiivlN 13c1Fript1bui b DOVERNECEST 10.40 I.OAW , beatred Y Os dab et R./. 8 / 1 4. nAlrf 4 Wood attest =Aso-sr WALL PAPERS. • tttthan Papa at 111 and 36 len t: _' - Deana Ito= Pavers, 19 3ita7S aat4 . Parka PO to , • Hall a ICI to • nattlyaellna and add P. 1441101 e% adttag at Na- - lat redaral MVO, .1;s• • JAMES L4FF&STY, ;• AU vi a l - 01tici. No. • pithibunh. itY.lllt 141 DOCTOR ge4atli ' ^ 4 . ;;! 10 raa entiFrittrip(i#4ll.l us Si:COIL ca;TBE SEWING MACHINES —I tate i?leuare iLI rOCOMPICLISIIOS tt 11•1174 . 1 way tellable '" Bari Dr. IS 'Can't !few York Tudepeadesit "1 bays co,d Grocer ot Baker for {to 71•111 Oa resruto bar, boon torn out pOiaz of stitch.•' Rae, GTO. IrI34.PPLI, N. T. ', we ars oalug Graver • Dakar% train' Usabtne, ar..d pith plea... WWI to Lts . trAntital ga dud: and its •lmpl usonciz moaars, lidlkir Bogs JournaL • 'eller try ins .evcrat goo 4 arwtows I rear the 0 rover 'A Baker, arid reel competent to it Iteotosaand It for every variety o family plane' N. P. BPOONSII. Irdltoe.Brookly n &eV. "W. know of none more droorYtmkof public oo &team end potronav Men the Orator. kr Baker, Piadwowl Pak_ "tor tamry purposes the Cram 8-Bake Bela" Machine tom ialtely superior to illy ttbst u... " Pifilatts(phii frac lroverl Bator Mathias soot ortai no man nlil than th• port of • itrstlllot . ' kltloo. Than Is uo ecoup!icate d machloory La It to sabot of oreor.' kAiladdjAks Mors. • ' The Ororer & Baker 111Ach10 , 4 Test superior to all other. to too. It la wee/a bran igho Imre ate led. "nesetical tee, that the Al:wills Ozone Baker Et tab I. Infinitely tha 11,e:data/AL. P* 4 / a 4tVes BeletiA. •'Alter' haTlog trl d all 'ha prlaCip.l Roving oh'oe•,.-saa uo id to Groforqk eitke• the pr esal, rroce.” liar. Do. B rILLIKLA%D, Hdlioar N. T. elturinlaa AdTxats end Journal. r' We here tested the Grauer t Maar Belting Ma chin. In cur boron, uld mortals itecouarnend arm to our subeerl bore. • Godejji Ced✓j Boo! "Thee is no breath or syetena of ileortoir totont to the brialoree, either practical orj ' ora►meard. to millet the Orem t Deter lalscbtate sal - its Improt.. meet. cannot be epoll4. It &reins rigs mart =et( t. iliker te last 4 . irt d ia o k: my opcnitea by ter the most valuable of Mrs JUN= CUD IiDeu.DZIL, ..Grover a Bator's Malang metes dro Bindle men, that noel not tip or vow With vashhg; rpm moo , noteeteedy, Is gal . simply @fey to work. and a••t liebLe to tot not or repot. the ends dine ova thread. Sod or the ttassd end inks dhotiy from the spool en alVott they ere bittlght.” Frank Leelie's /Mao aka Zimpozpor. Office, No. 18 FIFTH STREET A. F. CIIATONEY, (hung Agent WHEELER. & WILSON'S LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINES. GO TO SETS AGINCT summa, azd you whl thou ecru with that ft lash , Wawa parkot tesinucken6.4:SssisS Plat EVERY TAMMY is m. 4, p applsr by ths lattodustlon at MR trattinsithi tasklitos. wrimsmimm!m T U on good, bettor, and;bosi, sad The Wet mashhso, 4.1 exittnily sib In say- 6 Wheeler * WlLeses.. Widens T RAY BAYS' NO RIVAL —.Mee/I*i , diettittot. H ALM received the litghett tramhttoe wherever exhlblted—Pl4,4tfa!Pron. ELBILT 11KHACIII), not fial+ te get oat of order, nry beantlfoi, and elm* to Goo. etrzetioa.-111fter N. T. Elsosipdig. B EFOR E. PURCHASING, isEESA, tta "Mohler VOUS in ail tm qualitleg et a s tiosatl!as • goal msehlaa.—bidepedest: , S MALMO ALL mass. • • —Loam' i n amdirw. TBEIS aagotatkraibly tba batt alarrbtaa. and it tb• aza wilt& Ite ca. qtualtledly vecocuamsal.--Theta• TAtse .Iflachines air; 4/an. Prices from 19,50 Ulf Wtirde. PIITISSMI9II OPIIOIII WM. 81ThEilal a .ADY RECKONER '& LOG BOOK. POII 11111 P 7. I I7ILDKILS,,DOAT 11C4DifitS: , LVIILDER nICROHATITII FRANK CASA sooaszuza Asp zuwa Damn; Cdrodcle away, YlithEL' DR. BAELZ-- MMMT xsnrasz. • Dd. J. Bt. Warmlnt Will be parisarmay /ousted al Nos. 67 and 69 Fifth St.. Whaall ha Y Amy imaging BLOOD SEARCHER; Wnicit I off.. lb. J. A. FULTON, Ditmoum, 1. nrru ' GILSON'S ti EXTRACT PARERUI BRAVA, • &ND CHLORINE WATER. tor las Is JOHN M. FULTON'S. H9OFLAINIVEI GERMAI BITTERS, ADPSIITIELID Ili ALL THI 19ZWIWAPLBS roe gas at FULTON'S DRUG STORE. S . T.-1860-X. PLLNTAfION Br Bs, AD,ZWID3ZD Ig LLl: : !'ffii PIX 700; Par sob al ZTILTON'EL. DR. WISIELI3I7I3 PINE_ VUA TAR CORDIAL, ILDYLIZMID IMII!TIV1111811, far sale st PIILTOIN3 DRUG STOW/. rnwK nazi?. CONSTITUTION WATER, Aunzirliso is ossoffigyq foe We as P , DLTOWEI DRVG ST O BR rasa rauL AYKR'fi EINEM Cherry Pectoral a earseaiffic rar sale y' FTYL.TcoN I S, HAM DYE; I Bachtioroaan • '42airiaogkino Fa iii. MMTON'Ei. - • • 1 - • - TWO D oo3 vipleTrio oriyo. CREBOXEB PG;IM • ."' ;Dieing rarzonwhigelsizit'" nfta =MEI :I. ^,f, r EZ=I EMS=