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MONDAY, DBOY.M.BMN 10, 180
OUR ptraLic MEN
"Ws comm.-am that Pennsylvania does not
eeupy the position in the family of States to
which she Is entitled. Her wealth, the extent
of her teriltory, her g,eograptdcal position, and
her wonderful resources entitle her to rank, in
fact, rather than In name, as the — Keystone"
of the great arch of the republic. But she does
DOE stand thus. In- emigresa she occupies the
position of a third or fourth-rate commonwealth,
and Ia listened to only by courtesy, when others
of far leas magnitude In all that should constl-
Lute greatness command attention. It Is so m
national conventions; It is so everywhere; and,
like a Mind giant, posse.lhc all the elements r f
strength and power, she is half the time power-
It is the Philadelphia Daily News that stays
that. Now, without stopping to inquire wheth
er this Is tic naked truth, or an unwholesome
exaggeration, the result of a morbid imagina
tion, we may remark that a Commonwealth is
not, and Cannot, be known In the national cons
ells by its mass.. It most be known and
Judged by Its representative men. If Pennsyl
vania allows herself to he represented by her'.
weaker men rather than by her stronger; or, if
selecting her stronger - men, she unwisely rotates
them into rivets life, Just when they bare se
qutred the expetience a; ti discipline which Is
into r ivets
enable them to exert their powers
Ingluestiall In public stations, the has really
nothing to blame but her own stupidity.
In all cl lee, public mid private, where busi.
nem is to transacted, brains and experience
emit stro gly. It depends little wnere the
man who :senses these qualities was born or
lives—he w 11 have that consideration accorded
to him to w Ida he shows • himself entitled. I
complaint made that Massachusetts and hunch
Carolina Is e had more sway In Congress than
their propo on of the population would indicate
they ought to have had, the answer Is that those
States have commonly sent their beat men 1,
Wbstangton, and have had the wit to keep th,
here
Pennsylvania has had some very superior men
In Congress. dhe has some or that sort there
now. eTEVUNS and Wrt.matra may be taken as
specimens. The former of these gentlemen has
been there for ao many years that he has become
an expert In - parliamentary tactics and all the
4 6114 of itglalatluO. Ate runeMttlatiLS appreciate
his powers and services, and keep him there.
But a strong opp :salon Is manifested elsewhere
In the &nee, among special ,lanes, to get rid or
Lim. if possible, because of his markt d pre-emi
acne,' The croakers could drive ail the brains
in Congress from Pennsylvania into ret.remer•t
and then mourn ail the louder that she Was
stripped of her Cue share or iulluence.
Pennsylvania le not deficient In men of large
abilities for any kind of service, The rulator
tune le that this stet Co net GS often get Into
public employment.* as the general welfare re
claire". Of late years Philadelphia. while ex
ceptions must be allowed in her favor, nes been
se remise In promoting her shiest men that she
ought to maintain silence to matter what die_
paragement the C..mmonWeu,th may real under. I
rourics A%l) THE PULPIT.
- - .
The democratic
_loco - Lain have a habit of hoot
lag whenever a iltigymen,of any denomination,
applies the gove: =hies either to the teenage
= at of politics. ~to ties or to high govern
il concerns. Their Idea of the function. ot
the , ilpit Is es rebuking ale Is Mit
eti n. .1, it slanuld cohline Its labors to those par
ticul. r forms of °deuce which genteel PeuM , In
ills land ,-re not inclined tot that It may depict
the enormitien et heathenism on the other Side
of the globe; that It may hold np to reprobatim7
vulgar transgressions; and that it may eloquent
ly denounce speculative aberrations, bet that it
mint deal tenderly, and with bated breath, with
fashlanahle follies and crimes; and, above all
that when the democratic party, for any selfish
or ambitious end whatever, see tit to, outrage all
the demands of este-a• willc_ sad revealed right
that It must "sow pillows nnd,r a:' arnahoh n,"
and call darner-retie evil the highest style of
These Jcarnals are not areree to haying poll.
ties Introduced ILL./ ti.e polpitt but only op
paged to having the authority oY the pulpit
brought in conflict with their p 1.,. The key.
Mr. Members of Phiimiclohla, on last llabas
giving day, went as far In political preachlue
any body ever webt. - What democratic .b,ur•
nal has rebuked him I We do not ask ulna
democratic Journal has rebuked him for utter
ances of which every decent kaae In Ike loyal
IMateale ashamed; but what Journal of that ilk
has obketti :.1 on political themes
on the sacred desk t If there's such an one, we
.shall be thankful to have our attention directed
to It. We could mato a large speculation by
buying it, and:selling flout to Barnum for ewhi bl_
lion,
Booth:in the Rev. Dr. .AreAliarala Adams, of
Boston, went Ipso a learned and rigorous justi
fication of slavery, and, by Inference, of demo.
aratir complicity with that most Infamous of
all crimes against bonus beings --most infa
mous, became It so Involves and unlade/ all
other crimes as to be, not by rhetorical fliyare
merely, bat In fact truth, ' , the .am of all
villainies,"lhe democratic party was so delight-
ed that it constituted him he Prophet ; tricked
him out suitably in the motley robes of Impious
adulation ; and scattered his teachings broadcast
as CO e;;,comseerlng document of maryelons as,
propriatemei and potency.
Tau LONDON Tmeus calls upon our Govern.
went to elate what it will do in case of an at
tempted raid by the Vezions upon Canada, end
asp that we have Oct acted In the matter a
Wlee or dignified part.
It must be confessed that the course of oar
Government In rthprct to the Iranians is liable
to that impeachmkiA. It their ham:x:l3(lone.
and especially the maalfeato of heir new Presi
dent, VOL ROBNRTIL is 1, , be taken for any thin;
except bombast, they are vary opeoly organizing
an expeditioh against a nation with which this
country is at peace. The Times, however, must
see that our authorities are taking a entree pre.
r elsoly analagour, If art Identical, with that
taken by the British authorities toward the COD -
federate% No objection ought to be made la
England to having international comity meas
ured to them after their own fashion.
"Sumo wan a remarkable and exciting scese
In the Circuit Court at Wmlriugton, Thursday.
Mr. Bradley expressed the hone that the court,
Judge Olin, would not argue certain facts to
tbe, Jury. The Judgo denied that be bad inter
feted with the Gets, and 'aid be would not be
insulted, and would not stiller Mr. Bradley to
Onto to the Court what be knew to be untrue.
Mr. BHADLEY—If you mean to say that I
have stated what I know to be untrue, you are a
liar and a scoundrel
Tho Court ordered the Marshal to take Mr.
Bradley into custody, and ho was removed from
the room. Mr. Bradley, with two members of
the bar, was In the Criminal Court-room a few
Minutes afterward, when Judge Olin passed
through- Mr. Bradley ,aid—" Are you looklng
tor mel Do you Intend to send me to Jail I"
Wedge 01.1B—"(Not yet,"
311 r. Biteinrr—lf you 'say to me what you
said on the beach—that Saluted what I knew to
be untrue—l will thrash you.
Judge Okra—Yon thrash ms Go away.
Judge Ole :“11, to be served on Mr.
Bradley, to show cause why he should not he
vanished for contempt of Court.
HORACE MAYNARD wan Wading 112 008 of the
hotels at iVssbington, the other day, when a
tail Tortmesseean approached him "flow - do you
do, Col. Maynard? lam delighted to see you
looking to well, sir." "I ought to recognize
you, tr.„ I pruumr; but I don't." "Why, Col
onel ins ;.tn,ht r.-member me. You've ml.l,
the 011.10 ecough in Netlville. where I live."
`Tea, sir," reaponded klaynard,ln bin coldest
and snakiest maantr. "I lived in Naativille two
yearn. I weer atinched to the admilnistration:of
Governor Johnson. I passed about the streets
daily; but If I mad been a Jew, cov ere d with the
most loathsome leprosy from the err wn of my
heal to the sole of my foot, I coutdn't have
teen more studiously avoided and abhorred by
you cltlzene
of
NaglYille t" The pardon-seeker
didn't think It advisable to aak Mr. ?daycare to
take charge of his ca e. •
Taw Adams Express Company is reported to
kayo loaned two tallltons and a hart crib seey
wetted es.pital tosdd in- the rethootraetion o f
teeth of the main !llama &when ndOvads.
SPECIAL NOTICES. • A.MIISEREWTS•
• •• • _ __ ~„ _ ___. ... , •
.... L.„„..,•., 1.i1a..r7 AND Hon 0.1a.r177.r5.—A ~e ''.' """ •rAl :! l n tm,,llc• PI ,L, 1 : 4 Aki; j ) /TT6L11.;1: ,, a T!. - I.BAIEi.
1 1 ' 10
cox
ewe :•:,nager... . WM. ki E!.. LER,-
not tintaLareatung feature of the British ri.ws , pr . '„' r '' :Pia: -es.; think n ' y ' ,,, ' ,,,,, -c-- er ' ,' r 3 %, - , .
the annotinceni.t that Her Majesty, Queen ~.... aidae •,-, davt•ody. Their elfecta Lc. e 4t.u.- _
Victoria, will formally emerge from her sec!, 4 . 3 law,' ato .0 corira,aalty hew Mach 77.7.71 . 7 Engagement with the world-renowned drrist•,
aloe on the occasion of then peninz os the hew e•re ',
• ' ' • . ce In 4e, Tore are
Parliament neat month. Of rum, :acre arc ' i s :'' . i•' ' '•• ' • ''..-,,,`""c,rb:.•".,e• MADAME CELESTE.
Journloud and hearty congratulations ,mom, - the „?'.',„'5,„:,,;,":`':j,.; r.uir.:-...:',`,7,. ,:,'„1,.t.";:',.'.',
alists. The I..oncion Cl, 71771,,,p1ag ”,7erc.,7. .7 7 , , -
..,.., ~,,,,i ~,,,,,... 7 Who, in her wonderful personation of rl.a reeler.,
will be beside r
itself with Joy. 'ln that 11317 - rce: I..ey ia ;r ./... t ..,,.... I La.!, ithit.., b,,,,j ~., , 'rani., iii blO cu._ utit.t.., WiThOt'T
has been
~,,, th ee
mn ,
of ~,, 1ne,..,,...
~.:,,,..,, „ a „, 0 ,,.,
..,.. ~.„.,,,, „,,,,, ae di a ,, e , • 'VAL. She will app.., this even!ng In her ceo
re, 3 107.7.7 the, . atural aello., sad laapart a Crated character, WOMAN IN RED
which the more loud-ruouthtd section 01 0... '
Cao
British press has kept up for the reappear,. e n,,s,i',,OYjeCodons"'n'eiyl'n,'"-ree%A•4'ol4",bcoolea..l,,,i'rnsTi TElS t f Epe.Da t, EVEN/IVG, will he esesented
, h o, , ,V;e th ri ,. ... tt.te hers, the great 4 act Cisme, en
of the Bovereig,u in persou on great :nate ca. 7 7.7 01 °retro...if ont iLtbo 10,7.1717..... a a•• 7 darkg ' e 7 ,
clone No other interest shilered halt ti, 117)117 b . -iivebee-• \% bac Oh. y tam:nee powilf..i eit• eta, i
from the decay Into which court ceremonials I ' me Y '''''' c- '` e '''''' ti '''' L',4t°:"""d 4''''''' WOE/lAN IN RED.
•I• - •••t-st and i rmt physic la& can he clay..ea 1
and fttivltles have fallen of late year,
...; in
nod e , being they are soans- i li a DAME OELESTE lie .9 U:d A R•in EltS.
Orly AUE PRZACLUNO.— Th u practice 77•1 r 7 ink, nod, being pa
y vege'able, /Ur , tar, ' _ , .
, ~,, .
~..
r „., , ,
„,, harm .
~,.,e e n.e,. once ~,,,,,, I , w EV. nebN ERY , EISOPEETaIs, rib E•sw Es, he
preaching lo the open stir is hecominie eeey ; r •
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,177.,,rnt.it,...L7, r..,:ortdlVzl.7acrl,l7rate.p. I (
)1 :1 1tA ti 0L s
t.
Part 01 the land and a Pet...sr elca , ''t itih.r•tat I, o !aria.: the susolci.,ol untruth Mao,' earl:lent , 1 .-" , ., 4 , , Icrn,cre, ./. .5 7-, A Cli ~ IJ i ,
preacher, leg roWlllg up 10 eitet tlie firma nO. I clei ;Tule,. n,i I I...D.:coins hive lent their names j
"They preach wherever they can nattier an to i.e. 'y to Lt... pti hoe the reit-01:1.y of our rehl•
audience, Ca the street, by Ode roadside_ to COI. '11er...L.177 nine., have sect ns the assurance of
8, thesis.. towa halls, corn oxeti at ;fen, la j ..,,';',..;,', 1n,.:.:,;,,';',/nt,., ,1,t,',.,;',.,1 2,..ij..:;an't..n,.,','L.gYee.
camps and barrack,. They are en n to he on ' ins 'ell .... n,ca.
race W 01112.16, lit :sire aim at eIeCUL7ODS, re 7.17 a : I r. 7 sg,n• tiol .110 naii ea La pleaoCti 1 fo. Lash
In England are public and draw tosether myr.- 1 , r. , '`•., A. ,,,,,, Aim..., echtaiaing ,711ec.7
tine: 1.7. L7.e tter at., critt,Cettco 01 lactr CL1.440, of
ads of peetple. Al erica nubile gathering, ....,. '
i tine robowteg o •m,,,airce
oral of them arrange to Ito ~,getner." ; covtivencet. iiiiiitue ..hciab.•cte" Ehenmails,
Tan Home Committee on Appiopriationd had I 1't,. . ,- ,.. • cer7l7urc. lica.lnehe aclslag Irma .01.1
a meeting on Teursday tO consider the cl rd a p. I ........anti, Sasses. imligration. otOrblll ataCtto4l
propriation hill, known ad the omothue, „ lilt it I ne'?71.?:,.,:1n01'k1::?,,,1":1,"if,„„h,L7.,%",,‘-ni,.':
failed at the Clnse of the last 1ier0517711, la Cons , . ' 1
quirt. n 0 r 7, neuaat 10,71clne 1 11.. y lama, by i. a
queues , of Mr. Henry Winter parte' rider 077 fy log the bi...,.1 ana stin 'listing ihe system cite
military Interest. which was au:idled to it. It i ...i . '".' l ".ot• ''''''' ','","'Ll ntbe„-",P2,;°%4
Is probalile the hal will be reprrted
.Imt. as a ' :,h,.`,,41. `..'.`'L,"!..7:7,1';:,r4,',70""rfr7,`,7:,,j,'"j0--;-.
came up 106: year, minas the Davis amendnient, orbilr..l..ne. later Cu,! Inynole, (100 t of course, T...,. 07 11.71 Items, the in vali 1 p rt; aiiiiire.i clutiptainte n ot from a low state o th.
Clan and Ego, .it,ce mar. i n appropriatious, Maly, or oneti notion oi I's luuntioue.
Were presented itiseparate bills, aid pissed to- " ."' ,''' C.' "a by chPricciPied dealer. with
other 1 .. , ratlatt. tr/t1.1.1 411.4.
oral
wore prat
day. be:Callao •C the urgent necessity tor meet.
~,,. b e e‘ „,,,,, , ,
„.,, e „,,,, , 1 t „,,,, ~,,, „t„e„. ley
ing the demand upon those funds.
Rica want the best ald there is tar them, and they
CIVOL.ans. S.T Yana Chi*C.—With the ;ant rein- should hare It.
I cement of French trauyel we rectivml the ~,,Pc(Vnyhp,i J.
''.
4"T il E S l,t i ' i). ' '': ' ,. ' ' ''' -i. ' l '" ' 1 .1,'".
Cholera, (in oae of the French transport., there and by all firt. ' cg A ietit. A ' tioleinineub.lV,sitsiv''.
Were quite a number 01 deaths. 'three t,erdons
are reported to have died on shore here from
cholera- Thla Is really Cattlng to he an h e
of
locality. We are experlenclng the ef.
fectd of a little war, have the prospect of t a big
War, the nearer approach Of the cholera, and
the fact 01 the yellow lever. A fine place for
Immigauts.— Vera C'rwr Letter,
Teo democratic side of the House ha, bet h
compelled to define its ppaitt on eri the „ii,•., r.
pt treason and tts puti:entatet. hy al. ri.. ,
SOU, 01 0 7 eg01.1, who ,scrims-:, , I a t....,
Iloa saying •• treer,ro, lea a: are nod eu_ht to b.-
priumh.d." Long Jon., Wentworth in...anvil on
the ayes and nays 1., the purpose of 171 401e:7 the
017p0a.Llop to the record. The demo, aey gain
ice resolution a hearty 5410 par.. retry our
them voting. No nays were recorded
Tull first treason ease, et,aattla t it ult.. 11,
/Ale Is now 1,11114 trite In • tic L :
&aka District 1,11111, Ic.kits JEW, rg,
eaten is rue L'aurd Su.,s is. s.lit, ns. .
WIJO watt an cLirdidlia r •
skis ticVcrntlient, In Biutti.t coticlJ. I.
sense, COlotict D. P. IS Ciianiiit „
Cill:rndattl, and I .S p.ccci
i , l it., : . In .
trsaiit.il trial ekes 11.. c Mrl.lloretle Acts, H.. I
THE pui 0..3:.1.41 of ro3, fa; 01 . ..130 I;•:CC ;...;
EIIRIIeb C.,;,? ..tb Ler, wver..y avtriaLe i
Biritie aLd ILaihr. air returned ae folh, o ,
Other. Popueerrion. B.rlras. rharii a
Lonoou... ...... ad.oactitio.... ... 1,;(4,1 I .177
Liverpool . ..... 3;11.311. . 3.3 31'
D.l.3l3Clle•Lel. ( .... 356,39 ... . 21;i3
SAlfOra i .... ; 1 ..K6 eel • "Ilirvouat Lam.. . erii,t..
..,.. 67
Lovile..
I.lriztoL
Fe will be rememl,ered that early In the war
'several of the kVaabington ehareher !brew o;.,er,
their doors It, the rteept,ln of !ne tou r ,.
broccht in from the hatt!e 1‘ net
longet haeckel, the bul.,ll.o n s were cut in trior.A.,,L
repair hr the (it cert. went , but, notwitt,Lan,•
lug ILta, wu uodersta,d the:, they hare. wl.h,n
a law mono:!, aunt in bile to, r-r.t. Thus .t
['roved that it, great ,ca:z."
LarCILZABILD ACTIVITY TN GlithitalfEat knot
RITIIOI —An n:...uaJly aet cicala...! preta..,l
04 Lae strati caterday 13.: Cita!, 0I If. sertt•
meetil,trim 1.
• lon. to a torte et.crit l 5•. I
advices by tau CH,. of Borer t. at, Java ,u:i
a aLe-ndy 61.8• e, b,0,. ,
the Lt.,a4uri thariio,ao-: ..) •
ness.—..ret. York T,eese.
VoUTt young villains non uudLr s•resi tot toe
Girder of so lid alas Same, o.rera - d,tr, Lirrs.•
truer county, N. Y., hLve mete rim Ice,OLt•
'their bloody deed. Lbry A.,. o,nlcee ILn •:nI
had Selectee a tavern k e /pet. a- cutdid t v....i.
r .nd elZ.ii7 relied at ti.e 1.4,. a to rub ac..: :, ..
~4
him., ;Alen the, beat L , (slid them, mad ; ~1
lett him unharmed. Tor Rader of ISt lasi; ~I
"Waists is only bigtnet c 3 ear, 0',.1.
!M.A.LE AND Fustsi i r. Calm I a.c.s.—Tc.; latd.y
published pollee rrport of Nue. York for the year
shod!( that tlig, arrests Of mare ' , Li - 'snout o:-
fences amounted to 445 754, a stir Lb, art.-..0n of 1
females were oat, .. , ,119. 3!. ts ps. 1, .I.J .- ..r
the sexes correeponds very cl..selv wi.irtla, ot
PlTTintle exhibits, Rad with the cubit/its made
to other lame cities 01 this catiLtry ard Eineri.e.
M. Done, the dernator of Freer. who bar.e
the pamphlet on "The Rarki- is ec:rarada• , . I
woman" in the pm., at flay. Is 1 . ,,..) •. ,c....
lie left his whole fortune to the Prltn.c.43 of 1, •
leans, and for all ncaumnig Its tart 1!..• ... • ...
"oar° On been warned GT the 51tnIKer „t :L:
laterior, bccause lle a eemic paper it ha. La
business to publieh news.
Ergo Vxron EM.l.Afilc has goile 1.,, Norre.
where the cholera to rag:be, and 1: so bet Le 4
that his prep ace then! Wil! soared ri. t,ac•. a
good effect upon the pubic bricth. I h's ;s
brave of Victor Emanuel, but does not scent pa;
tlenlarly useful. Uttior idr of time and an ~,L. A-
M.:mai ablution would be much better IL, i t s
Neapolitans.
!UM/30AM RA11111193 —lbe rate,ngs a , .-
litchigau !leathern Relit . ..ad mr the m.ath •••
November, were /4113,421, agamat 444.5:35 1.. r
the same time in 1864; Increase 153.atr./. FrLdo
March let to November 30th, $3,773.408, ag., L..
13,118'414 for the corresponding portal to 1864
Mere.* $854,094
Masioanc. Ms•aaa.—The Preemerc ea or M
ee
sachemette having chartered the Lodge or c
ored Masons, a; Stwbera, North Caroi.na, the
white )daaona are very mach exeleisrd alvo9l he
matter, and etrivitg . la vain LO aupineas thrm,
will not tie done, Le I•CVCr, while our troops are
there.
SENATOR FC 53 2 , 0 -, CX, of Melte, appo ., tited oa
tilt:Joint Committee of Congress ,• f..tspar,s L, ,•
timontal of respect ter the memory .Kr t'r t
Lincoln, served on a slintlar commit tee aptr•:u.r
after the death of President Harrison. Scent,
Howard was also of teat comma:re In 1541, both
gentlemen beleg then members of the House.
lrfa Inc, ease of population It some of the
Envish cities, Is gaits rapid. rirtce toe roses
wittl tak , 2 to 16431 the populat,,a or th,• bor
r•tieb of lltte/Leid has Increased from 184,0u0 to
upwards of i..1.E7,000 souls.
Till Committee appoir Led to ii,cct a CPC for
an Ohlo &at:. Aaricu.tueat C.. irge h+re r ~ itt -
Mended that Miami Cuirersi.y, at Oxford, e
tisane for the purpose.
Too railroad bill before the Tent,C,teec Logi,
ratio, apprnpi tams bends to the amount of
23,000 to eight railroads la that
A COMPAnT has been Ftartcd in Au. us,a,
Georgia, a itn a capital of 000.000, to the oar
pose Of MairUlaCtUrarg
Ea - Gammon ilana'ruw. of Kansas, dle, a.
Leavenworth day before yesterday.
DISSOLUTIONS
D ISSOL UllOll Ur RTN EltS z: IP.
Ibe partnership heretofore existing b, t .
JOHN r. ILliriu Di, Jo...chore, to Torentui
was absolved November IMO, by minusl c
at. All persona having claims sgsoist "14 Sr
or who know I a... el,. luilebte , to It, are ri
slug sled to present suet. mat,. tor c meat u
to January let, 1b.,.
delArte JOHN b..F
- -
UlBBO L TION OF FA WIN &H6II 1
)
•w partners/11p heretofore este )ng au
WW. D. HAYS and JOHN GLYDS, to the Pot 4
f a.htag and Prnytston Neatness. under the WM.,
an/ style of W Sf. 11. HAYS h. Ult., h. brae .•ln
solved by the death of Mr. JOHN
17th alt. All those having claim. against the 5C, ,
11,a, sillplease presentsettl.raset,
alolodebted will please tattle up at their Yarltet:
Hystnes• to ba soiled op at I hue
MTltv-cne (ant) I,lberty Street, by at. so,t I log
partner, WSI E.. HA S
tittabergh, Des. 50, irlf.--rlestlrrot
iILSSOLUTION OF CO-PA ItT Is; .is
SHIP.—The Partnership G....PCL(40.1 ex.... 4
between the undersigned, under the titan Lau.
USITNIPTON a. GO., for the manufacture .1 r...t
Pearl and other Soaps, hoe this day been digt,,.
by mutual consent. X. KIES
.rwirr U. oRt P
JOHN POSTA:B.
Patsburgh, Sept. 9th, IMO.
DEIIII2I
• • •
WEL EDMIDDY & CO..
,rocSta.nor R L7MP 701,' C 0 0
15 .5. 1 / 1 75•01•52Z155 Or
Silver Pearl and Superior Rosin Soaps
/57 urviry STREET, PrTTATURG!
•I 1 •
HOLIDAY GLFTI3
Affection and Charity.
"Vinti.eeler cfc
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PATENT GROUND CIL( ULAN
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IiNiVE.N, ac.CS, Warrhowle aml Works, °Omer WAT Eh
r Pittanttrgh.
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huar.lai eiata huiiiner Vi , •rse
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81'11.1a.:11 AND AIACII/NIST,
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A ho.unto ot'ut CI,. PA.
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pooh ABLE.: oost.ll-I.A I ONO STVA I:I
Shoaling. I Miry.,
it,uorohu of all u inns utoonoli.ol Io
FL FURS' FL ft,i.
11 ,, F1S A h1)11H lI,DRENs
ht Largest tiOd 'lost Complete Assort Sled
EVEI: OFFER ED IN THIS MARE FIT
Ie('URI) & Co's.
171 1V...3.1141rne•4 I.lllnburc7L
MEZUMUI
1.04 'l{-,411T4n
SEWING MACHINES,
NiViLlsom.; hiii4stleigis
BENEFIT r, F Miss ANNIE.
On Which occasion the follofon,t ertlneo ar..lsta
ee kindly votunteered•
m iss.ItAJUR PAULINE et:SHIT...I4, Ult. J.
• At. w n iti.. bi'LLE JtiVE: r cd, 111(J b. Li.,
and Mk G. W. stilITH.
MONDAY EVEIVIriG, Dee. 19th, will be present
rd Ituclotone a ronontiv S not drawn f
.111411. THE HFNTREYI4 OF THE
212 / 1 1 0 , 19.1tilrrl.
ran.; 1 4 9.1./.. Deux. L., Fla° De 'L'A
Senotetta Jovote end O. W tinalth.
111 Leon I
S•llor's H., [OP! .......................
ro wool ude W I LZI the new burlet to
SNIATIENE TWINS.
MUSEUM
F: oAGRRII
NOW OPE' AT
AO 61 Ul FTH E
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Burge,, Prendergast, thighs. and
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A ET REMAINING UN(1..1
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AUCTION SALES,
LT 1' IMPROVED PIR)PkTETI A f
112rbrEE'S SALE
On i RIUA Y AFTERNOON, !Amway i.th , at
2 o'clock, On the ~ r nutisay, vtll briciold by order 01
trutco, PllRtk 1.110 , 1( }MOSES, No.. 0, re
and P 4, nn Ceerry Ailey, Detliree. Sooond and
Otrerta. roe Lola re U fort front eaeli
and an feet to depot.
term., one-oord each, balite. to on• and two
tea.aoroakictd A IiI'ILW•INE, Auctioneer.
1-1 0 LI DA Y AT AUCTION
P/I.Ar.'S ItEAI ANN ~AI. hALL of
n . EQOOO, aplendid POutograpl a Albums, Facatt s
sad rocket IDIo. .ad Prayar hooka, Shrouds
Books, Letter Paper, (Soli Pees, list, he., split
cowsheds. Ibis evedin y, at the Oommorelal Nate.
Booms, opposite the Post Olken, anti adult/me
every livenin
soil the week, aed Prz rate
..10 every da y .01 prima.
ItieILWALNE Auellootier.
1 . 007 . 1 . HBO*, 8.0.1100. t. 1.1
DRAUGH'iIii
GENEHA.I.
DEA CO LIVING OFFICE
AND PATENT AGEN( )N*
No. NTREET, zmar Sumpt
Itir^
rAtaironthicE, poet
No. 141 tl*/ eye.
IL=
U 081: WOOD, WALNUT,
Mahogany Cases.
rocmhz. No. W 7
MEtWANTILE BHA 1;1
rn< o e
LAFAYF_ TE HALL.
Toe' , day Eseineg, Dec. 19th
COURTSHIP AND MARRI•GE
Thursda • Evening. Dec. 21st
A SIIMALER DAY AT LONG BRANCH
Tic tets, soot,. No raeer.ed lost.
I F:LWELL"
($ K,
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LLEUti EN)" LIBRARY -OCIA
LLCTURIN.
GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND,
Monday Evening, Dec. 18, 1865
EXCELSIOR HAL
St.nroar— , .l,TßlOs OF THE VAR
Door. open it 7 o'clock. I.ecturec,m[neco.c
I Irli.ts 50 cetaa I r Ire at the if
BOOTS AND SIIUE,
F• , 1; 15.91,0 A
De, Nt E
TRE-'Av. fiDiJUZ STO. Y.
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Boots Shot-. dud Czwnrs
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11.
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to.nu
16. k I
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MApia I I
tunationing t. Al. aGriteel
eeeerace - wile% that At.
••••.i.teinents int tteSEA.
••• ieted. As, le(Nees neve/pl./7
•. • e nous. lb lb.
. • ••- ; e.sue enale
• •-••31.1.^.3.1A WI,•A! 1.0.111•1/. Rrtlloo4o/1
end renat •ri.roved nantennn
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•i• e • so: tii t. none:. coo r • -ace •11 e
ee, •• reee •TICA.I.•LI
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•i'. O I..I I HET) CLOTH.
A le e Lestene, trervsntal twat
• . • 'VII e
ne• e• re e • !re- e• /tat
• A cre-me v elf FINE lizitEs
PSese..l and este, tor .11.rats4 atui Ercauac •
•uti
VOIR WINTER. - -
THAT ELECIANI STOC, •
1.1.1. 4,11/ S
METE
PIATAuz-,
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EVENIIE?:I INSTAUMENT.
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MEM
In AN i) Oil(42{Nt.
Rh . RUMMY, NEW TO
rue 0
3ctionuokor & Phtladeipt,:a
I A N ()S
.rt.. All.ll.tattlAN . 01 1 , 1 A and C-:. 1 1 ,1 '-
(NeiM , ..l taltte.l , fr
Wk. 3 .11Ito M O
A r
the .. ca. tu a , peth
1., all other Instramenta •1 tbeltll34
lured ea Ike ra1t....1 ritet•a.
prepared to funtlah,t the stole• oetic•
Braat and Gentian Silver Instruntent.l
e•e.ry sesoripiann, rot iii au.; Oor.l. .
rectussal prizes. Illustrated estaissmzez
PTICO 'AIMS furizishs. en arplioatlos
New and Seloonel.haz., }.1.14.•
ALL TIIH LATF. SONGS AND PlEft,',.
WABIELINE g ktAitit
An. 1, AT Art.
HoyFmAN, HOEN ?: CO.
,i Filers, MTLIZE r t
NTINU done vitt s regard to du
r•luoty, hatmrny el color, and I . ..minty of nnlat,
4T All walk al rossOnktdo ratan MU:ly
PIANO AT A BARGAlN.—Splenaid WILLIAM R. BROWN,
ftn•evonott Seven Iletave Plano, e‘enrd lees • Y
and pedal Improved, frnel France, overetrtmg
bass. In use oat, throe coontlot• cost 4.k); wit! 4.,
•old for IWO. Akio ouc ada o.Ekva up. lel'. islcond•
and Pismo, Pryo $lOO.
I Palta.C>
•
111,UME,
Na el-FIFTH , THEFT
beeond door above Woo, •.1„•L
THEY ARE THE
EADIRN , FAVORITE
Sewing Machine,
IPirtli iii3tr a et.
LECYCP
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t.F NEN YORK.
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P- ROSS
i 0 11" E 11- 00e1T1.1,17 8
Bluo Chinchilla,
E ERENGii BEAVERS, all colon
, m,ae up In order 1p •..PeA•
=MO
Doi NT 61µ,1f l'At,ooo. No 02 FM
• .
DRESa AND 80}300L SUITS
L"m• l''ftl 1 Wear
NO. 17 ST. 1 . LAIR STREET
LONG, LANE atCU, , .... "mw
r""'"
SIeN ARTISTS & HOUSE PAINTERS
No. 60 Ekultbfield Bt. Plttabsult..
1.4 r ALL. HINDS o.L•oule
roru,Alr with un.rpassed elegance.
BEACrIi. sii(lle CA11111: on 141/111.14 ,
ma.le
,spe
mud sr. r ot and OIL T S/ONS ON ULAN.'
lo all parts of the tourney
rturt•itlAL ES/CMS caeaulai in a high/y
wanner.
Late of tlle tuna AlOva &
HOUSE AND SIGN PAIRTREt
tb kiet «usw of Third wad M. K •t•
B,ELNo
L. P. ciarpan
7CIENG MACHINE 3
TflEd" 18 INT} STIIg-NT
W11 , (11 PATS A Fts-r 7 BK r •T kith A•
lIPIN,Is
SCAiMDe.
lAPPIMHut,..R ELI CI TO.,L
THAI A
WHEELER & WILSON
S,.E WING IVIAQHINE.
Noll.lu, could mom acasinsble AA
HOLIDAY GIFT,
nre •.,•645.•1ns
Buy tice.^ Best
Refere
Its.. ter.n mods to busdreds of huraLlsa a• •
“Mlf Pittabncsa &ad cleknity.
E. P. CARPE7ITHR,
NO. T 7 FIFTH IT., PITTS/MR*lll
de4 eielt F•
' ItO V Eli BAKER'S
SEWINC MACHINEb
Here have vu,rfiea the FIHST YREMICM
the folktv.,, Fein. 14)r the year 1460'
h ff." l'renal,sni for Lest AI /wane Work at Peoria
roo.lll, achlne work at :sew
Family Alschloe
. 11, .ufsctur:eq
-4: AlstitAlwetprlug Alm,. I
...Ala le, •it Mauulaaturing ktaeLto
aelu N.ntr Ye,
• i ml
Ar r ot.
r WI
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tot ...t nuournaturtng Maolaln
meet Olouhto• for gesteral out
• Fttlt, Ps.
r t,•t lewlly Maelatno
,u i r Erlaz.tlncturlng Ni.ten I 23
M=EMI=II
M•uoinctUr;.: inch
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. .. I .. I IIILCIWIPC nod F.m.
l'' l, l{ , lllll.s. ear .43eb10.e to: porpuee
•• ,ats:
1 I Fa, E'n
er,rni tvst M•chlna work at Ail.
,
A w4arcver
sucascturtag Machin.
A. F. CIiATONEY,
it.N&IiAl. A./M.4T,
• i!,.}lfti/ rtt.bu rgb
sII2IW
$26 and $33
4cmittlE
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r+ awl
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F. SA AIL NIAt;NINK. AP•D
1/.1, LAAfilith Tli AN
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R. H. LONG
112 Greka ...e.,,•. 41.14.1. rine
MERCHANT TAILORS
I I e. N RI !!ALE.
Merchant
r I Otto, -,, r ooatliq
Black Chinchilla,
Brown Chinchilla,
Dal Lah Chinchilla,
GRA V. POW,. AL tr. ILLE.SE,
s , .carssurs ta S. CI I/ A Y ta &UN
A orw lot of choice goods
I 1 ST ILEOEIV F_D
GRAY & LOGAN,
PAINTERS
t Ft
SIMPLE,
PERFECT and
.. ,01 SIME138.
FLA ILRO.4.r.M.
IC 'A LI 6
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letrili.iN.-±az"..:*-a-,./....i...e.ti.-
un dial
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0111 line (1a L:CIP.„4, Y.... ter:;. o ..,.curaar el
Watt.l./44:771 amt Lt 171.61 4.1.6. uitttaa a :
bail •Ll.P.l7.l47.S—Latrarea rtttautttagn as 2_39 a
m.,
pit{ at prliacapai trtaattor.a.
.7.l7nrw /.
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tome 1
J
1 ota, rla A.Lettilowtt Ir.o p. ta. J.1:11a...V 1al
611 I. • ta:. and New I Ora, Via 1171.11.0.4. at
Itt, / D. 1..
CINCINNATI P.I.PILESP3.- Leave. altesb
at sao i
a's a. es atopping at .aily alt rt7w1.7.416. urgat
Al
1000at at Li./ p. ita., it , us, rlaburgl stb p. erne
weLePaulelpltta at 1.. a. re.
..7.1.1., TRAI •—..rtarca I• 44taotusti at 11.43 a.
.'••• 4Iw CPIng at sear!) a.I 611.1.10.0 a. Altoona/ $O4
V. 07., ants log . klaariaburg Is 12.13 a. Ls, aim
P 1...../ at 7.10 a. m. .
burgt,PlLll.4Al.l,
. 2 1 P. '1 1 1-4‘ , FIX_PRIS.S.NY—I.earrs emu
tlo3as Arna. z"LlT,`"*°').-:,`"....`",'"'"'";
0.10 p. ILL, l iarriablt.rgh 41; . 4 .... s . '44 ,,,,,,,1 441 „ ‘ . r.p,
a. as, New Yeti., to
AL....sac, 1 " ou , 11, Phil.-
CID/Ptal. 3.30 a. es. at. New I . os a-. il• 7,..1-
Rtt. at Lis3 p. 413. Sleeptug tiara nab twa..rY
.0 tad. train Store Ylttass a , a 0,, pwa, a ., ~,,
rittlade/6...118,11114 to New 1 ..ws. 4.• Aliatitows.
EAST LIA.E.--Leavea Fittab..ren at Ism, p m.,
rtoppthg os.y at 7.1.11c1pal Ntattuua. Arrive.•at
/111.0,0 a at .I.ooa. 47- 1-1.77.01 tr• ..16 a. at., Ittal•
Ltmoter 13:30 p. m.. New a Wet is Al4eatown 3.40
31311441a/phutf 1.10 P. m"a. N., P ort
eta rlclaclelphia at 6.t.' p. es
• Bredifast ID -tuner,
7/.6 ISupper.
4 .1 W ... trams 30174/ay....-.7ocd.
JOH NS TO WN EXCJU2I.:II OH ATNJ N. daily,.
cept Sunday, at 4.10 p. al.. slapping at texu,•r •
Lion. between Pitiaburgn and (10 ne...kn./Ind non
nectMg at biaira,idc Idtasection with trains o
the Indiana Erauen kid .Twit T enne.linanla ii. a
ALTOONA ACLIOaLIit/LATION. (Jelly exotp
Sunday. at 7.10 •. in., stopping at all regula
stations between Pitt...Durk. and A.ltuou.., an
making moae wane...on with Usti. on Indian'
Hrumix t Weat l'exincyiraula h. Li., kJ/ens/mil! an
ereasts+l R. R., and liooidDicbtirk Nraften.
First zaa.ummu..iat.lut, tr.., tis 4 . awa Station
lea, ec daily ,eakept Sunday) at 6..30 a, m.
..Scvollsl Aecummu-lattun lrain lur Wa/.1 . • Station
leaves daily (except Sunda}, at to Id a it.
Penn 41. ec oa• in oalea /oht No. I, mates daily (except
Sunday) at 3.w y. tu.
.r41r0.1 Accommodation Train for Wail's Stardwa
leave. daily (except Sunday) st 6.00 p. el.
Penn Ac.003M.,a-.44 Ao. x. met . ..daily 1.,
rent , e. 4.,.. 10.1 U p. se., scoq . ail stationa
Detween Pittaiourgt awl Penn ,I.ltiona.
fee lititiren I rain loaves oi,Lit a ~., every
, uedey at Lk. a a.. and arrlVar la l'ltt•bltr{L L at
~, ~, a ~,,, hat,,,,,,m, lavra fiticuolgt at 1440
9 M. and arr/ve • Si Wft./.e 5514110. at 1.1)./ , ...
lieturn//..g /tau...rise In
....eltiaorro as ,ou al
150... ........................to. .. —• . lA, tra.ar
zu.
est Liue
... ....................... :.tu al,
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,h:4 .-Ic-4,1.1 1.1A(A.,:/,P/1. ............... l
orry ,
, c...,/ 14 aLt • ,tat.,./.1 ..t0c.,134.0d/AL/0/2 ,a. as.
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”4.4.,...p re E. x., , ,,a ..... ..... .......... I en , p. ch.
.1.,•.0.• ALCC.,I..Ik w•l/O. a. [ ..m.grnot . 1,4 , p. co.
I. •ttahi, g., su.l. 5.../e ...t.. ............. i: ..., p .
aD .1e.,1 ..,1 the Lace, i on_tutrus t.onkpine
will tubs thr0...0 each train Pelves reaming toe
:Pepoc, take up Sheets A. Uell,er baggage to Soy
,art of the eit,. ~Ltice No. ill Penn .trace open
.141 nod ulyht, Where all orders tor the CSooeul
JI paaseugers 011.1 ba , skaye will receive pro.Pt at•
tcut,ou.
Ila/ucaore ea ).1,111 M 1 i a atri..e with ISh.ll...LelpLua
Cypress at :LSO p ha. ou .11otways.
Is ul' lilt. —le ea/se of hos., the eocapeas 0.11,
aoid theaoseive• respousth/e for persona. baggage
only, and /or Ito salolll-141): elCelttiM4 el W.
A . L. ht.,..1i V. I 111, Si.kent,
At the fenney, ant& Ventral klaUsuad Yasaeugel
Station. on Laberti and Wash.:talon streets.
p 1 TTSB URGLif FT.
-. WAYNE ta 1.:1 - 1,1L:A.Lhi
HAIL,WAY, ANI. C LEYEI , L.M., h r'ITTS
14,'.trifl hAILR.OLLD
186.5
..1865
WINTER 4..R.a...9.fiLi
On and Amer
ru 18ria, tralart
r• krLioslrs, vl
Leaves For tor rtabsresoo/11eagrx 1 1 . 31 evelxod. I
' Waee or
Expres P s-- .... 2au a. 260 IL. ta.
Express..•.. .... •ro p. m., p. •210 p taprea. .......... 1.45 p. oa p
........ Pa 3 t°a' • 6.W • m. For New I ) .stle sr:L.l Erse
•....e.40 a. ar.
asTraariza.
Amin to. Plorsouro—P. W. a. U. way
1.6 a. 55.. I lap. la., &OD p. to o p. m.
C Y. it it 1.15 a. ay_ 3.10 p. 55,
aceralartOnaTrox TlLtraa.
Leave Allexteny tor
W Bit Wit ntpi—S.oo a x., II —So a. no., 1 m p.
p , sad 5 au
n.
NEW C.kriTLE-4.50 p
EUON.,OOI*--lp p. ra.
W ELL.SVILLE--3 no p m•
Aa-tr e at Itnevaarnn.
. 111 er:tatty—P. F. • dant.. y
a., SJ. a a., 10a, • a • Lin p
da. and a.
0& P 11—to on. 41.
(i Ellk±l3E PA Ft fi1.1 , 1, /leant Agent,
Cluny P.eenfer station, Pate , ,,;.. P.
A. t.l„. I.IAsSt.LHE.FIIII",
nuen
A.lenner.t
t....lll(lllP.S.Goarral hen, Agt.
1565. PITT SE L'
MEM
.LUXBUS oNL OitiOINNATI BAAL/W.SD
Tne tiro' Soon Line &Ink via .glabenritle,
ro col.coaivo
01 NC19.i•Tl
LOIMA VILLE,
A 4.41 sn Lhe ➢nnmp.l
WENT •Nn 10 wEgT.
1> A
1105 )a 40.4 NTlnt
ratoa leave ad VE3I BER 20th, 1863,
hallows :
r arrive at the r'Zi/ta 1 ./E.P I, 1
aa
41 oU0;;i18;
S. P. ROLL,
Gan 1 Ilcizet Agent Steut.envlli
AL MOTHELLSYADja:'
Ticket Ateot r
• DPOL.PDX.stkongb
pfTfSBURGH AND
-
i~F.,,LLSVILLE
MINTER ARRANGEMENT
do 6.1 alter MOND/1 Ost nosy 1656, the tru s/
.1/1 , uSe the Depot, corner of Ross anal XV sc.
litre... AA follows:
.11Voil 6..171. Tea
dall to and
el Eh, 1 . 114.5t',•
from limlonloato. '136 • 0: 1 1 , 00 p. .:
Mipten
. l.m. m. M It.
Fv4l /1108.amport AcootoM...ll. i m. s AU
lo a. .
..
-1 .t0050.1 °
.• .. 5a6 D . m. 2.1 p. ix
%rat Brarldook.• ° p
S. c 0... 71M •. 830 a. m
lay 4:1 0 D. M. 6,0 t,
tp 4 1 cures tralb to and
.. ..
,
Croix Xtalfoosport.,
i'or uctoto appiy to
A.. .1. •.1 - id YE, nisou.
Loon .i t W. B. STOCIT. Suserlstan,
LL EU ti ENV VAL- _
ii i i f icipwi t
LEY SI oILNOAI,
1 1141i41E UF rIIIE.--.3, ono ettct All/111,A,
'I "V.
IM,
Posses.. truss .11.1 ha .rsoged to
us . uo,
•
•
•
.ue
LL Pittsburg. a• GAO
&ms
at Zittsalmag at 0.4 st Leaves m
, tnninl 6 .14 an— •srlva• at Plush cab
._to P u.
ELP ti1t...U.0 at 7 . 6 .
• m., arriving •t Pittsburgh at ILO/ k 1.141
Le
Pittsburgh at 6 IP p. An, arrtrutt.at Kittanning •
2 ethioalmuuntiurl [save. L'40.1.
Works at tat a. a., arrlvlng at Pittstlrg. at 0 On
Leaves Pntsburg. at lAA p. m. , arrivinem
Itts•esalsietas u kbf p. ra.
Hole F. wfutlerr. nubertmerniant.
_ _ _
DR ICC7:7:_.
WOob6llli
'ol7.ktol.gosszai.co I=l.-a-ui.66le.t
&NEI Lx ALElis /24
White Load, lied Lead , idtharage, Pana, 01
Varritehea,
by, StuCa, Window ( il iac and Put
Spices, ftertmery, 13enatue, Um: twin 011, we.
%1., !wino Cur Wipter.• , Iletatlle 'drown Pa.,.
tau:Litton White Lead, otartor Oak Wtitto
and Maury ;Pluton'. Oelebraidd Patent Dryer
In one and two pound ems.
Ho. 37 WOOD EVIRSET,
OPPOSITE TAE ST. OHAELES HOTEL,.
mrl33yo
J Be rt
OUNMAILER ct SON,
Pittsburgh White Lead Works
P 178 E WU ITE LEAD
BLE,E GROCIID IN OIL FOR PAINT
INO OIL !LI/LREL.S.
No. 63 WOOD WrIZES7
. . _
ALEX. AIKEN
11 : 72,17-TZO MLEX.T.A../Xaiu- A.,
~ ,f o.n. m kt.ctL rourtta u. rea k Ti c it 1..,Wm.P... UOl - e IPIL%
.04 every .of ..iptsean of r uo..j Furractunev7A.o_, f ur yuy
i =r , •Y ..d fit. Hearse ak4 uarria 4m
lisPaxxxoxe—Ftev. Davit Kerr, Di.
X*, XL 9 i'vJawcibua, DL.. rhtfts r Xwukg, Eel
aeob IL 11111.cr Eno. '
WI rd
HERB—l % TNCTi irVEbTatisicri:
WHIM/ PATS DO LABGB AR IMIT,
OB • BRINGS so NOOSE 0 0. 1 1LPIEST TO
THE HOUSEHOLD.
WARRANTED. AND ENBTETJOT/011ti
GITP.2I PRIM OP MAIM& datilt.Tans
ter, Gren.'l .49.4 rt,
IY tDIANALPEOLIft
Sy. LOUIS,
Ift LI W.
- 2_60 ti m . np o a.
P. .1. luau
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