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NE* YORK ADMIVECIO:Krin.
Two BRILISN'TZ3ILEII,_OSPEN,a SCIIRL4 Gl*
arw, NIIISPI7I2' AVI'MMBOUT Al m.
1". 4"athbaif
7T - 77:7 7 :'fx•0 nunnitare. • •
'TUE NEWYOM FOUNDRY, BAILING
IitOLFIIBNITUItai WnIIKS ftrroteh" kirole of
sees
Mtn WbnKe fox. HOILDINGS.
lOnoter.te of relLterho for Inn Renton th an so
00 „ motto new York. and the nave: ma
fe m,,, Fortino's to the United Othtee. -
sa&mor BANDYOBD a TIM LlClrero
s .Pirrdle BiZi or , .hi standig, and
formerly al . :Obis* DI one ortjail blidlealatltu•
, stall& conolry.• now reared from aetlst psalm
vbs. has beeolullebtug five i Pulmonary' Irlarms,: , llmOrr
arhlletravelle In Soutla- - AmeMes fa Ws lnaltb,
be Coturusuptla g
u, Ceusbs, Colds and
Gleuevul , DIM?: ant belay mram that - Mous:aft are
=MMus meld DV aanpally troutAbla - must of
Illseaw.ba deem:mar= the rrlatiolel orbansid.
In el:main known Ude met valuable baluvl7. DP=
'nada 011/ltbsen Daub& in Panne litampoorlblange,ba
- . will wed &He**. with, talceetlesu to =akin: abd
SW amonat muntrad apilhal lt . tr - yo!buto. cad Slit
Dalllient of this a ivutleauut, address • • •
Y DEVDDICOUGII, IL D •
Y.
.41Mttodiaitr ' Paz 23. P. a. BrooMmo.
New York Cont•Exehange.
BAG 1144.111"II_F ACTOR Y.
12:j and -1117 Broad Stmt..
• E. C LAB 11;
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Bags. and Bagg
1) ing,
SNABURCIS4 Elheeti. 1144:k and
Mae Debtors, ea,.nvviva.imar to Bark
SeamlemsSags, .
• - • • -.. MILbERS'.II4I3S;
thislansband printed to order umesedi farther , at.. Car
assortment of borders tillage, and orO m a r/ atom.
eta our saitemers ran bars any matt UM
ant type 'animist estraebarmh
Oosatry stattlesats me twitted so ma4.l oar stook tit
• Faastratr Duts, , ..alm• Seamless: Dag" at au the r mina
-brands or -Dote. dm. TriT IstrY Ontsbutall, /TM/
Salt re to
ctors in9-11.1.111‘1.1..thartri4t4n6'
Coo.
Prorlslon Dealers Implied alai Item Beef .
mit de , matte of man tr relored Moils Ws haat my
&sagas fos• staccuslar. . •-• • =nth'
Paints ..01WGlassi
Barniug Fluid, Canelene, Alcohol.
DORE. & MANN,, ''.:-..
LS9 GREICiWICH am= (earner orJap,) NEW:KORIL.
' - • near. Mason Idea and MU Railroad Depots,
AIRE now selling tin) &ova nrtioles; in cos
i:macs "dm complete eetortment - M adorn
cod.
•
'll.ll OM Brushes. Wm, Cdcsterl Iddesonds; Itions
• - trench and American Zinclinittn dr- at prime the
o der most ttnismammts to Lle.,Mtcs and ftmturucen-.
• ,For the 1000 001
11., " g IaTRIE 1 • ANY.
N. Y ., : 90 Thompson street, . Y
• BANITAOTURERSOFMARBLUILIS
- ms; •TABLIK- TOPA, OOLUMNB._,PIiDOSTA
81en e. Broadal. and all lash. H M
atblesi; rats
e, aldoh fa • wewaiancitlletble Oast, .m1.m117
oembinal with m.ral cnkue,scrat to be meaMed Into
any fohnand color, , by which a marble can be manafacw
tinted at lees than hall - the sort of the common • material.
addle Is sada It in durability and beauty. Unlike Mar.
bklsed Iron add flats; there !Eno surface work. the color
rutuslar tato the =O3 of the material' no tarot&
p Y. used to isles wicanoraty beauty to Ms stabacs. Olin.
tW from SO to labia Toys, acontasll.7 chug
• Eights for the Jilannfactare and date or above for the
diderent Prater: srlW insure • Maltase tetanus to
.
bole interestitut thtmeelrea. hrlorniatjau turaished
soolleation to OOTIOI MINIS,
_Theist., or.
odomphint, tqm -
French "'Window tiieaa.
'..
EDWARD P.
• . 7 I.44..CAambirs'it.,:.M. -.
Taw doo . re west et Holm laver llama DMA,
OFFERS o Dealers andeastortyses
elested tend of Preath Windy* Ghee en home,
terms. - Parties wletivO• ell:mellow will be fetaittelet
with Inlets on meta edema. elajlo sixr
dealred ;littera, and tweluel. hew or. tan*, APl4lTit
FIRST 'PREMIII3II' PIANO , FORTES.
STEINWAY &:-SOZISY: '" •
;411AlifirPACMIIIMRS Si can - • •
tau raiIADIST. hrir cans..•• ..• •
D . E.SPEtTFULLY call the , at..
AZ taxa= of thispaliriatoutsher_-- • • '
LL • 7 7,7.
arsortniantolannhcrand andaptiarciPtanos • • t
which. fax TOWIro• or to elasticity
totialukeinraz at entslath shirt re
every thing that nders,.
Piano are nasstrsomard. They were awarded the
Pin ershun for both hmain' to onnyetltion with the
most atstinsinshal snakes *ors Boston. Jhilailalphia,
g r EW TRll.lsll"tti—nyclray.n Praia tiara .net bean
&Taman tha L ,PLUST Plem CIOLD hlEDnis tore? all
Ootaratitors) at ths tato Pair the /13rUtata,
CL7ita Pais., for t he ( Tats del oclintry
r )R
RAINING P
~ 3, arid - for RINI
-1 LEO COLLROEif to WET end DRY blauthfx
o VIC different kin Iv TheCOPPON end RIMPIIIPA
.. the 611161.11exa DOUBLE TAPEWATEIL PEEP..
Idsoxfootutc4and add Or . • - . ,
/......r ...—'—:.' ' -.1,4-11•E=ft7 Et. IfEW Y_OB.K.
W•Nr 0....cra 0‘00...,thr tot all landa of GOO POW ,
WI. of the moat 'appeared Made.. ILDOWEI !Wallin.
110 Nei. ME WQ31.11.,
„EIOP tOgIALE. ito:Jko. . •
II
- ••• CONIC-17 1, 7 T , BROS. - & CO.,
.- - - nuvarrus D VBAWIS IN
Drags, Pau Oils, Dyes, Perfumery, 4e,
170 Ni ST.,:fieviYork, - •
INVITE .the attantibii o£ the trade'tci-'tfiair
.R. ta w sad riktWl 494 ef Drugs. YAW/. Oils, Pcftare
r7inttltorarthriiiiirhtiitrttour etiteileDrlUM
they X. also readying. titrart %root the ecarree er Md. , .
Urn and matarracture...e"rtllee of Tooth. Mar and Nall .
Brastmairostres, .Corr... MMUS& Bprzurts. Prrneh and
=l.l=eu ,„ :l=ll3i ia l i c4==rsat r zatusf t .4 - ,
art Mao maabied to (err 00 thil r3C4r. astrsht.
Otters, tithrs I o. pert tqlor D7 , 1:3.11..111 rystry l trostyt
attantimu
TO 110.175EKSETEILT AIVD DEALERS:
HOPFL MILLS,
n Mews irtUStr. - 71 - Hainaut aunt; I:tre lota.
jitioefool tatee, 103 rime tereeteltite
1tte5.30,37 out th Linde= rtreet,Jorsor 111te.
Prclpreosoro. .thict long and won
"- cor-ss 42i7)il'sCZ Mid.E.=I:.._IDIZAZ_ •
cohtlooe to oesesze the-best .ntm-•=a=Mott- Pow/en In
me% for Mil= Bread. BLeenitaes and other etkes. - Ite.—
They oho Ignoree Mustard, sod loony °toes sett.
eloe of oar use to 'Wren' family. Watch thrr offer upon the
most reseeetablet Valets. .tAttalogoes man t toNtenhas oho
request therm •- ; ; B. H. t 3. U. 1811A1L
d.lL—Gototontroodelattl to 1330intf03 -flare— Willa at-
The Adams Express Compan y.
riudorgo, Rks
octer ood New 'BrsOon zprest.
yV.OR the espechl soiKamOodation_ of the
arcs postdates, alenathellne °HIM Ohio msd Penn
e made Baits:ad. Mayors l'ittabarth and New Brtastore
whom intimate Intetraw sad social relations minim elloh
Agency, 211 s Memo Exprow,Classomnie.hate made rota
egmagement ebb the ilellroad se to enable them to pot
• Maar Nemenaar an the Asermilwalatte , Trals,wbovill
take charm, slat_ property and loudness properly ottmet.
ad toldnn The blemenger wit hme anlnew Stela •Ute
Cdr, tar Modem:et coal* Art moult) gidone7,
low and4mbea= ri tl a eg r U z gr gh tele NS=
Y y . t t t rly enri thsday to attend to =lt wra L gesio r mal
may to ened _to him; awl nit= by the
Tresn, with his Goals and Oottinilsrloo I extouted. tw
be Ms duty to meat* on his op ttirl_aU wrest, paelcals%
orders, snowy. , Tad& will lte tteltre. to rard . :Te;
mrty et.l . the eeriest of the trabs itthe
DeiXt. Via also receive Witten or verbal towasm
es to 21, &limed I. the elty—estommileate latellimmos—
obtain Intrastionoind pilarm: Mem—order awde,
return than—make •Mm•• Pm, large or small, fro= • pa.
pa alpine to • Mena medne, Wilep be de
livered or called for. Iry um two-clues. wlthis, news:Wile
wltbent atm charge: bus 4 loam mush dates
ry r the Wanton int peeketwaserlaNyttsprimite lupe&
446°0 hewililleit,"
At WaytieUrretaa Metter Will milt with the wwholl
Agent albeit etrost Nosorwof wimp toe NOM art? te
pat " atgaidgil 912 Val anicsk of the Train. to melee
w. 4i ' ‘ 4l'. 1,;;;Wallioi.; Merits;
.is i na wl e 114 r „tur=sit r itreet th e true l lne . m it rerwt
as to aderdt M meta& eMeamente will be made, • _
Laths Newsom I. masked I. settle hie bills and We.
hismekely with um o:ensany. end to pay
row of Molise plum not eh. him toVat i llil e gt
rt
et B E M;
t tiari k ra t t =.l•4 . llLecreti b r u !ie tl=tter,
via commems EMU.** ilimt ni ry. Dee. St. lees. 'PI
.pittsbank-44. /aorta Sued.
Ifs t;=_Ctlfa-.T on*
ave.:Meg lizatkna- .IL;ratiztah air wni
l •
Nag .dned.on-ar. aln. r
Om= Axults Vanes • -..
• Pittaborzth Dm : - da.b atf
AUST 1: LOOMIS.
' .--7- Stock and Note Broker. -
• 2 , 70,D2 Ponzu 8171J1R7 •
ONDS,2tortga:- Proraiatory Notes tuid
Diana CADA% Collated ecocks 6ou7ht and
g (k'u tt ailithn nientl•s tali' ru t Monied
sm. Ire era eantdel 'D° lam elltqll/441 tO oa.
proxoptly ixdon lavar-ble.ams sylo
Cor . net of. aired tad NewLefee, 4w,Oikas:
K.. STEEL Emit reapept-in
eta
ly latent the tesielthe ROM+ that
The Lintel hems neatly anttegons iheneach seTelf
and onenatton r itad hes been f lik
tnelleff 1124 Wts
--enelhaTteltirre•UrriUM ka.. '
meet or 11 , 1
neelnety eats mad stint:Men to the fo end wants of
the 21ef tetee wit bninohnint whit the trol
that the matins eland r
TlOrnotei befog CMGS the Immedlatell=f :
-the
the
eso...ef the OS - wall se biter
tot he .T.we teineliso. the .joroptietae hopes that bit.
newt atteellohno.ths neat* of Meng:eons to twelve tha
all t
petetoage that has seer been teetered upoi, this
YriQo of Bota Ito? DaY, 81,00
- - The Wien toishxLelwith Vent anh• kientiefeet.
or to no rt b.rb {A thp ryty, Coed I.=ta hoin 10 to
UL 111; oW*ng nal scootnnopune attemlehte.
inTLITIT.7 O. Ehhoo. pant. .
:`To Bridge Contractors.
THEleerigere_ef4holliniiie.ham Bri
1 truz,Z.V4st m
."717 11 .0.1:igrInlaNgt.T . ti:
a,M=uti a 4ri t ml VI 1 G et = a Os omni
4 uacttletrersince.Thmarc Pq-,2erxigi strut. ft pa
brftlabt_No.lll,lta sc.
Otiearn.ikeri. • WHAS : I 4 3. PM&
MELTASVILLE,..
ng '1.4"11
Loiliadadon•dbr tb• airaef. xanv Sasldl In an
• day. to NU In , mullet Ma ales Laror a Al
W• 1111 4 14 ttlldAtirtef "or nuibtrituao
mulosab.t) feat trout br USK tAct lam "Watt 111 to
if•nuAgv t let. an inftn• van Mit=
go cc tbaroat of • 4.7 anal> ou stde
as a . Inunatdat wt lndlk. gam .In • Moen to
sleet 1nd 1 04 4 0• 921 '• tae . Indus - imams manias'.
unr•EnanaggiOCUld , 'ALF "arab la - ttadrvartAT
the attantkatkat calnadlat•ar alls.r• :twit ligaronaty In
... o r up mat taming Ulm on .W Utdo river, In tht
m ust. s aatszcllroa nation. Ina cl•r, Le., nun es&
ran wiuned aur, Lad wash north miaow% Masan to.
Intel manatacturtan and commerohd pupw•
~
j eszoi B .
"thori4o vellont tor L r l zitand. .
T.& -LICIULY •
ast &tato Bram, llttabaarb ....
.I`4 .-' - ENOU - HOUSE S :::FOR : BALE-A-
F
r : Et bt-whh.bedgicsooo. 2. 0... bau5 . snug:,
,t,/ la Alla pi cay. iaso..e.nott: „ . sad. Etas ea Robinson
* nu" Pratt • t.'" OA* - A , bansaArA
1 " ~.- Id& vif astou l'ar $1.64 rr•blAn tan eam 71nrt
airsaina eal Dumb 5t...,- - tratalata to UAW Tara
basuisa and Oa. 0111.1E01/4"-SontA. l.l V ". 1 1, a moa
4., garb. • APaa' oals of 7 :Qom curturollst. taa...."
1 A „awl= aDA bogy la; of atawsd an MC V I
ton fin taxa , - 41. scat isiturtet, MinurillA i t i . 1
S ah 4AC" ceit.ribr ..!- ,
Cal ' ''--Z•• IL CUTIaIM Y ST a KW.
14 bfaskekat
COPP Abic A3opper
' iriaties„ fekal SI U401;111.09, in eV and ISt do at
,:110,00poss411him!t /ton M , sn alunakers,-;:,
in Baines!, Paver.
111. F a tisie—A boatt.,,owasi.m4e,
BUSINESS CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
I gi . . 10 ' 4 l A tor
saarilMilti:*l° YmEr. r ..t h 13"4.mbtri,re.2
ROBERT E. PIIILLIP9 , Attorney st!fsw,
REST POLLOCK, Attorney at Law—
s.
:TAMES J. straw, Attorney at Law, office
ap itoonh 000..Itter Grant, littabarsat. .1.164:17
AGENCIES.
111.0iganeenetvileomiallidon atid Collet
- - - Mee;
gOR. ilie . ilolleotron of lama, and - Foreign
idaturtfle andalloattaManor ebibra. of iWit=
"VrT=ValtUNrit bartM
. °t ' x)3 sx4 PILTIMIIM7I.3CIN •Detzoit lt lar:14121.
R Zc a rlit Ortirait r im Laren& 13= 1-00 Dank :.
Wasrey—Tro=olos or 1111,12414 ! Ito! t u t rg"
EastErstn, g.O
ESTATE
A.t LEtWI3I7B.
REAL ESTATE OFFRIE,-liti. - 87 Front
etnintaktdoor from Biatkoti Dien? In ink* etraro
anStOra PlnlTon.#o3. Clad ptopgetteught and nolt.
r-if
IISTIN;WOXIIS, Beat. &teteAgenA
Stock, lisrohutase sett effce No. ea
meth duet, above Wad. anatrisee premetii ettmled
AMIT&L L. ma - :a: Becreuzi cid
.111:-*GORDON.".:
• r•• 011 Clo. 22 Water
GARDINEROOPFIN,AgentfoaranIcIin
ril „ t meloset t relkesesmnoitlpast Dot= of Ward
- 111 A. MADEIRA;Agent for Datavrare Ma
x. . tug Incistime• Compum 42 Wear igeort.
DRUGGISTS.
FT. ING BROTHERS. -
occosaaai To J. mu a cio
WIIOLESALE. DRIIOOI9I`B
b/ to WOOD ~anscrE,_ '
iliZt.thni Or Pro 1114111.4
iOLIN HAFT, Jr.; (snooessot to :Tali. leant.
OR) Wbolsok anII Retail Demonist and Deena. to
t; 011 e, Dyestuff; t 0.., corner Wood and Sixth serest;
bungle. tirltesalsr Agent for Dr. lord's Idedldne..
OEM P. scatT, Wholesale Peeler in
tiDroz; Paint;D;
stv O Varnislfo. We
betty sere • .
AD - ardent ia rsalrs prospi alnentino. • hes and Dye ltuffa
sp- Agora for achavek's Dolman!, Syrup. rue 2417 .
A. FAIINESTOCK CO., Wholesale
eas p "Mur d t=s 2 's ul A t = W t L' 1 11.4
ch 7
.riantAggra i . Vaiirs=ke,
I -• comer, or *sert7 scul kitels /Crude
T SCHOONMAKEE & CO., Wholosalo
Drusasts. •o. 24. Mot street. Etta: gala. •
AOSEPLI F • I G, Successor to L.WiLxix
a Ca, carziar • t street and am.
Sly colliand• axid wad:dem amortaltect of
M..I.••••• Medicine Mesta lientionert, and all eel^
Waiting td Ms Waimea&
COMMISSION . C
ar.4. IcaarrEG-' —....rosaacert ra
PeRMIZ B A . ' 6; C AMON
ME4ol o l§irr.,
tqool, IlidOs, Planr, %CCU. Lard. & Lard Oil
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY •
p. 75 Water St., Pitidurgh. Pa.
3=Tragh Welllllla OE4IO.
D loam CaeterCltDepDk. Koala ihrriiim. nos.
lima a 00.. Pittithuran; - Darns_t, Waft a 0 arretBoo.
herb P surer. Bt lava. Phia.
Maas a 0 entaccOr ultras. ELotoms d Caoa o .l4. ab. 10. 0.
Da.tly a r . °bk..
- D
IffoBANE & ANSBR,
FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Commission and Forwardin g Merchants
No. 114 Second st.,,Pit4burgh, Pa.
spauvßEß
colimissioN AthEuu.ANT, -
Dosler in Wool, Provisions & Produce geoeeolll.
NO: 29S LIBERTY STREET,
Pyrrunt tti; iv. nu
Joex Arm , - J.
MILHOLES & RS,
Produce oc Com.micalon merchants,
AND DEMI= _
PITTSBURG'? 1141111FA.CrURES,
'No. 8 Wood u. toetarotor Water nod Vont l
avid raminaon.
DA , n C. HERBST.
Flour, Ptodnco, rovision and Commission
ME I CHANT,
to set send. tornmqf Hcal4
Pittsburgh,
fr y IVES his , tion to the satoof Flour,
V 4.11 Pork. Thom, Meese, Acittn, an n. Des.?
TrutEseas, am ts ,
.32..uonsimamenta• •_ l ttolly lf
Y S. KING.
(late of the of Bing .I . Moorhead,)COMMISS ON NERILIIIANT,
AND
DITALER 42 4 40 METAL AND BLOOMS.
No. 76 Water street;: slow Market,
apID MMIIIIIIOII. PENNA.
---
/“..it.'I3ARDY. - - 1
a k ,itaussitir An t gorTROZN MCLIAJYr;
Ag nt ot tpe Who and-Indianapolis
_ RA 'DAD • ;
; Corn First to Perry Me, Pittobbigo, Pa
i 33 OANFLELek, lato of Warren, Obio,
2.l. Caossatistonand Inatrindlrut Mad- ant, and what.
tut Wotan. iteataritWaiter, Pot and
P lab sod Wotan Ptrodnea Wain stmt.
Wan= nosittdlakt and Wool. PI Eta . ,
-
TmLui_
_ A __
...L.,f --- wirmira s ro m o.' ) u " II "" 6
rE ;LuTar ttrm
t CO., _Wholesale Grooms,
' '. - Frottl., i lattiCanumbelon letenebsationtlDalers to
Pi bi """"P 4g l ta. "- - / f 6 ' . 112 84 '' 51 .W 511 "
(WHEEL WARELIOASE:4-UENRY EL
NJ amlnwardunime orzaamonzi.luci. , t, ,,ri z
DollardSartain, Lae nth and harem g
26 Wood street, ' Cora water. Pittsburgh torn
rrillOltlAS PALMER, Importer. and Dealer
French end Americo WO Paper, No. 63 Mae*
stro w ayetweeti =NW Fourth dmet.Plttatnagb-
DRY GOODS.
JuSEPR HOSNE & 00.,
Wholoaalo and &tail Detdare
4.m.raomisrra..zostaikTEffiffi7BGS d aim= •
Fancy Goode, do.
ob.n JraAdgt., beLittlandlisDiasuot.
Xrdraata to Lftsdlay'a Yam& . 5at194.7
A. &WOO it CO 11TIP8OMPP.-0. LIMPINT OP, P. TOM.
A 1 , 1 800.,IntoletialotazdRetail
Reorann'and, Dr/ Good& a aft
. .
I,;ir .4. • : ' lirjr,l,D, •• .0 Mr%
' lista Drroals liertbants, carnal fosetb
Wm. Clayton, •
ROUSE, SIGN
AI & toRNAMENTAL
NE.R
GRAINAR 41W aGAZIER,
011.
titerAnWiruTragrl iii.t..4
• ttarBl4l4lZ PA.
grAlt orders ineCti4ir atten6s4 to •14146112d
Removal! Removal! "Removal!
eloanveoN CO. XU. ZS.: Purrs maw:
to AVING Removed , our Store to No. 23,
fritthetrost, (port floof to A../48 Co.) or* inB
' mtav ;Mitred to exhibit me or tbe Stecklf of Inv
m
ItOl o 2 ut dawrlespearpetlaitaL sod 04418 la Mb
ttotkot. ln oat askatralut con oo found
uv Wnan
Tapestry Alm
l e l N l.od a. C=l.l 3 8
44
\ • 4 111 qti pe. -
tvervras
utrue uegu,
r.e.triivitekammuuut; Femurs.. Dnumuuuo
do ilo
onfl AO, tAnefft,'. ter uo (got , inoow. Buff
firm or cloths.. ao. A. Al,'. %. ,u 3D7k
Of flow 011 Clotho,
.rana 8 Ou ter feet irldo of on •/1
-Of trblob be 401 a attn. rub Olin oo
_ _
----- •
_ • Valuable l'r opergtor•fiale,' ,•'• - ._`
N Libertyatrinst, adjoaag the Alethodhit
• Oesro Yard,rewe Cara Baia Thle is cow Cho mar
p .u.
brntlgeg".c.jfeiVebeet,Mtiwuoi[E'introthwt'dgilkWlooo%iioto the
etC4l.rt Grime Yard hati Owl. to Liberty 100 hot,
• This poverty Is wort dadroli• or a 110bel. The Magog I
wow ow itoutocel eutotantlai throe sten toi.o. with sit
the wormy hack bolish ughbbo 102 it knew that taw, wee
egad.o the Linton &dol. both; h owl tnidtuma. . LUpi.
Unite owl othersdeeiroete of =Ms a groilwreerboow%
v I = 4l t° ' MIX'' , = Wane reams.
( - ROW ABROLD
'l4cu . 14 0 4 A 11 0.fra 3 a ge e t 1a. : 4 L IIV EATIM. ,
.13,111;.4-,1""8"11""t""libasi
o i. rmitcwToo ., Import..
. amt.- Design" him& and Azurelean Pam
ura4mc Wcod in e tr. 1 014. : lb+
8. A F 4-10?
iriERALVOMMUMON - . 00 . 4 7.
tbasalsitted
end ase
incethbt rststa zsi. „„,..-t
norrmuut
r4" 4 "' jaiN mth'i loehantes
Oaks. /
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W:4lo.PortnershitClusretoroter -alb%
ee thi itrlinflill, licturetumt kett;li
A., aiimolffil. tl-mntaal•tonastt.. I. D. tiortaa-blaUit
witbdrasn from Quo barmen. AU nu bpslsess alb* am
Inn I ' M . be KUkdrbr . Wl'. /44 ".11 4 " m.- .11. No - .N.
Kg 16.tb.11140.1017 . wig. ado .. loot;
BANKERS AND BROKERS ?RESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
• ANEIN Ct i ; r HOUSES, •
' ; JOHN T. HOGG:
DRDWORD. BEDFORD CO,
"1301110ESET, tRIMEDSKT CO,.
MOUNT PLEASANT, WICST7dOEVDOI.
12S_NEELLSVILLJO,
.TAVCDTE CO.. Penn
gertoNTOWN `•
SpowNsvillx, " •
NEW 11111011 TON DELVED W., u I
Dspod received, rgeouutautsde. Desna • bet
and collected. Dent Notterund Specie bought
Stocks, Notes and other Securities bought ass
Oetranisefoth Cornspendeuee and aolteetken +rub
LIOLISIES la 80111
•Deniiere in Foreign
Doseeitle BRIE ittesskr d. Oertleestie De.
tiny Beak Noted satd Heed.; Na. e 9 ket street, Pi tt..
a. /114r0o7Leettolte ett, Ni the prbeeleal
attatent Ohs Uultaelhatia.
MANUFACTURING.
UNION FOMIDRY,
Mitchell, llerFon & Co.
yeTILL continue the balm= of the Union
Youn&mint the 014 sLo6 of'PEN - NOCIS. Malan.
CO, No; 194 Libut7
. Mr/ afarnalietare inane, lute Ara sTriarsl
usortakent of CA/MING& annlethe
Cooking . Stoves, Ranges and Bide Ovens,
• 17CE AND .E.PRZOR ITIVF7A
MANTLE &KITCHEN ORATES,
Rogow Ware, Wagonßoxes, Dog irons, Sad Irons,
Tea Kettles, Plows and Plow Taints,
Mill and Machin r y Castings generally ,
Ana GAB AEA WATER PUTS All all dam
IRON .& NAILS OF THE BEST BRANDS,
•
. Shovels, Spades,' Picb, 40.,
All of which will be uold at ctianuSanalre
mr747 • •••
Western Isura
- '-•Penn Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh.
ENNEDY, OrUIDS & CO.. Mande*
Warn of—
Tenn A No. 1 henry 44 Sheennan
4 0== s of eel= and chalWa
" flouiMa and Saah Qat:
": Soso ofail Aces and dandy an
' len at tha ihrd
sw, Mann
a 06..181Wc0d stmt. artli sttcracfa 'fl4 . 113k1•
WILLIAM BARNHILL /6 .CH.,
erre. belovie 31ailinry,Iiiiiii)iu0, Pa.
1 TEAM BOP Pa MAKERS a
uhetcxend,BMET
.. t o mm mo ms
t mo i d n trz er s,r e ig. P
Ws. Bredstanytire Bed. Eta= Madames.. Balt
Pane. Sugar as. Iron Yawl.. Boat., ate- Als4
Blacksmiths' 1 ark. Bridge and Viaduct Iran% done It
the &adult:settee. ,tll or from •a distances proreptiy
attended to. lad
W. WOODWELL, Wholeealaand Retail
re stmt.,
emelettarer 'zed Dealer le Vableet Ware. No. el
Shriver di Dilworth,
WHOLEBALEIGIROCERS,
Noe. 130 /6 132 Second Street,
(Between Weal WI Emltteld) PITTSBURGH.
• • •
Wallace & Gardiner,
naoLze . 4z.z DX4LBI3 - 8 111
Mon; Proviinous and Produce Generally,
N 0.283 LIBERTY ST. 123041
11,AGALEY, COSORAVE •& CO., Whole-
MP sale Grocer% Bind p) Wood street. Pittsburgh
5r9.17 • •-• • .
CULBERTSON, Wholeiale lire= nad
ozomatusosautsbant,o.hrinProduceindlltta.
14sautiqmd .le3ska, l e6 Libe rt y •Ors.t. Mtn
•
„mini •1011.—.........,1174.1.i1l
giOnIi.FLOYD 4004. Wholesale timers
andWeardsioulttadMita.fie.l73lltoollostrza
et sale
ROBERT MOORE Wholesale Wooer,
Peeler In Produce, Plttel/tO tt. ldratefiscticres, and all
of Pond= •ind Porozetlo end Losers, Na MO
street rand' • very Etna of sulerlcr
oCANDLESS, MEANB k CO.. , (succe3-
'lre Nora to Wick a MaCaralear.l Wholaaaa arooara,
mri >a froq Nallajilase, Cotton Term. ono Pitteadra
etttaborab. Pa. getursUr. dtrattrof Wood and Water ata .
aom B. C. 808.
ELLS & ROE, Wholesale.arocera and
oOrminalln Mantuan. tto, InLiberty et- Rich
nd KOBERT DALZMAL 4k. CO., 'Wholetale
Gramm Cearolabri !dere:ats, thsalsts fa - Prud e.",
aittabwith Maw:Wuhan. N0. T63 Liberty it. nth.
SLIM DI=S.
DKIKEY.6 CO., Wholesale Oro
rm. sOnive.'"=ll,'„43VirgtiTtr,'"f2u
HAOALEY, WOODWAED fr. CO., Whole
zip male 0r... Zio, Eirket, eo. Thf:a
BOOKSELLERS &C.
.
LI C. .COOLIDELIXE, (siciessor 8: Sad.
hAL l6 4trlistTor Atat = l llll1 4".
11,111 .
btarkst ?quark Al., y. Pa. -
e • : .1 '
LAY & CO., Booksellers. and Stationers,
Na a Viroo4 stmet; text dam to the acmes o
=lra, Pe: &Mot sod law books anStsatl Tzar=
L. READ,Bookeeller and Stationer. No
o.7ero.tt.t„apporwilloisis
• John 11. Mellor
t
0.81 WOOD STREET, bet seen. Diamond
Allay sad Fouith Med, &le Agent for 0 FUME R
(Wens) PIANO FORTS& RIASEIN A II 4.31-
Ldt.ll3 MODEL. MELODEONS and ORGAN lIAMIONI.
VMS. sod doatar to /Isola and Muotoll (Weds. e jed
Kleber & Bro.,
NCI. 53 l'irru ST., Sip of the Uohlen
Arnme7 for Numrp a 14..uurs - .oz
OirilliT=Jillll .1
8_8.4060LN
liARMuNitl3.l3, - Deafen in Mal* lad 2400 tus
.1 ltne
ma&
. Charlotte Blunts, „
NtANUFACITURER exid Dealer in Piano
Tortes And Imsseterot cassis An&" tativlcal Duds..
mai Sole Agent for OA , LLAIBUDIS PIANOS, aleo for
LIALLED, DAVIS A UO.L Dodos Pl►noa, al and with,
oat ..Soussa A tiactoent. ta73 lllllVood at.
- BELTING
Patent Riveted and Stretched
',NATTIER BELTING,
From the Mannfactaty orbit Brothers,
NEW YORE. •
!re 1120 . Belting-of ' this manufeetaro has
bra arardedths Gala Mendel and Dlplomaslfrom
a amst avail ha sad Trultltate throastiont ,
States the most moral by tha American ImaltateV Ns*
Tort, et their last meeting In the rail of .1.503. It la clew
perfor quality, entry Waarb of Um baefross befog oondoct,
od muter the persoaal cue of the miocitalr. their Mos
an selected by thelosehres that'. MI6 ?footslog Louse,
tasnrina freedom from cuts and scores, tanned at their
own tardier, after UM belted sad stmaklsre base been
trimmed o • retarned . bqes Tork_ •oughly tanned.
Inch farm the
Tam,. . Itomed/a. wet-sod
stretched au machlaes wit every modal, haierosometZ
cemented and rlsited with their patent apses firma ; s
man ankh vow a perfectlff area was. on hash • .ides
or the baud, cattalos them to rue traly - co thal
and giving a ear of more that '2O roe amt. *ler -Chase
toads In Ms orMaary meaner. To rood:sake of all kinds,
to'scdton and =ohm aanalletarera.rolllng mills. vapor
VaktlA
j esTing sad plaahla est/M.Mhmeata. fanfare a!
rotten sdne. bleach Worts 4ie bounds la short
Vaal. asumner, Delthaa Is specially rorommosdet
she batol4
roman.
g i t sa a t i t the Bad
. 1
emelt. the haul eflon4. . nol&isinjamkirirt•
DE LANGE,
DEALEIt IN '
HIDES, LEATHER & OILS
233 LFFERTiFit.OPPorde. the hold qf
Atoll artortmorit of
. - Leather Belting and Oils,
For hlarlduer; andOc4dOur. arrays on brae.
arLlS:liet
Ninth Ward Property for Sale.
1 WILL. SELL on rosaonablo..torma and
Drimentil b : , 2l,o TATS, corner of Mu sus %mill its.
°prods. Aid. bbef Mar. Ttls7 ars barcisomely,elCual,
fbr yrlrato reddeners.
AM*, throe Lora. cur= of 1.214r27 1112 hgblgho
het trout each. They ere bslcularrd for Other Inertias
boardlrg hours or for roil depot—tor roil brought by ohs
Yours, on the CounelrAll• BrUrtruls.
= l , 6 segr o n o LaT di ri a corner tge .. rg r
Wllkly its.,
Lock & Hart. 721,gr (re utanuranory or
Correct bosrdlnr homes cu. rue the hundred, 01 umbra•
IN of teat neighborhood. Apply to
(=eV .1,1111‘.3 11. MORGAN. 118 Llbntr it.
DANIEL BENNETT,
AN UFAOTUEEII, of` Yellow Rocking
* hem. Cream sad F Colored Waren
Moe atthe Momaraetcry. corner of Wrabloston kali
Franklin atn a llismkokb. cm comae Pittaborgn. Fn.
grTINATE, INVETERATE AND ILA
11, SlTUlifiCturtipatiost (Goetirenets) not only total.
ly nis,_,lnt. atelconipl, tely_ dee rend, without lining
eitberf
A ttentive', Injections cr ti bi z it, byjjatotal. tilin•
• P AlTVALitliTiL le tittlir ' tio'il to lie tali • il i a Whir
:mei etitetetest In wrath of toad. 4181.1110141 to the twists
:and redly preempt The recliner 1/ . fully acquainted
witn
I. properties and wl glee eattinictoly biforstatton
y 1 who now cult It le CO itchnirsble ortkle 101. dyeper
Fla. , .
.. , . . .. ._ ~ J.. BSA% Anent
f y e a -- - ' ilithathlllneet atom 18 Fourth St
RENtIEWS. PATENT SAFES AND RE-
I
FBlrolateeroB4—The neatest =an durible aaa
dent ankle Pat ppoperving• Inip,ssePas the same Mu fie.
o the brualloOLOPP to all otbet articles kat In the
stPt. A tea tlpisnea and for nip bl tivs mole amts
tb• United State, 131 Wpoel T CRAW CO.
beitnealang and Sox tronir: •
r Subiscriberiumkg.purchased the ex
, nInnIT• vitht of 3. Johnston's Pitout-Ikm and J.
o noton's Wont AtlFllastlog tlatoothina Inv* Lit DOW
. C111:1 1 1:==. In z ,
kis VIZI2OOIA. Off TOdet&l AZtaat Cotton
Woykka luso and post menlignfrO of Ito onennoll Tailor
ursol=nrite tho
XMQUAND. Mud, Iralalt‘L
.11, 1 ,..R8AT BARGAIN—We .now offer 'for
ILA al• that Izab sibellgbbi bagamitandirlth
batrttachul.tltastclosts door Ilbso tb• Oaror of Elzth
bllarrty stmts. ea blear. of Int ream whirl cum b•
extended to perpotual, Ms bean re0k.3.1. SW. lirip
poet tea actual: raw of 6 7600 u. baUr w 1 " ° P a "
e• lo In ar. Tb••••raiming atilt rat& balms, ataa4
iilll bill and mars the &bon to•isr.
son . /3. Magid 1 HON.
Du
. CARD TO IlDnuiDlED==D:J. Lid =
i k . :W
e Goldere,Palodlerel Phis Au hmahle. '
a cornering Imeulerilles, wed newt.* uhalluethenem
be MaaPar turns, tram 1111/41.142M11.
_ The sWee lamed D upe =
m llls bate bete tupC lo the
Mesta Practlee MM Pm me Mtn! Yelp with
unperalleled mare In almost men caw esed it 1,11 +l:ots
ggs
at 7i i = t ems th ur s =r a l
mm 000111 07.1tehrllet adente end advertleUM them.
' Mender that a ll u mem be refrellug tram tlee• seem
meephelete mar ft/ la IN, atom Pturnige ,
i 64 .Scrul"., . a. Noma Asuir.l--,
':~t'L.CO~.
4, §QL3 .t lisilsuB DB IED
GROCERS.
=EI
MUSIC &C.
Republican Nominations
iron NV-Minn.
JOHN C. FREMONT',
oie OALMIRSIA.
FOB Viol PA W)
WILLIAM'L.DAYTON,
Or Nitir
Union State Ticket.
702 CANAL COMMII2IO3III,
THOMAS C. COCHRAN, of fork .
PM AUDITOR OlinllAL,
DARWIN PHELPS, pt Armstrong.
to attRVITOII aUzw., •
BARTHOLOMEW LAPORTE, of Bradford
The Republican Platform.
ADOPTED DT TEEN PDILADDLPIII6 CODPEETIOE,
aims 17nt, 1860.
Tins Convention of Delegatee assembled in
pursuance of a call to the people of the United
States, without regard to put political differ
ences or divisions, who are Opposed to the re
peal-of the Missouri Compromise—to the polity
of the present adcathistritlort—to the extension
of slavery into free territory; in favor of the ad
mission of Einem Is a free State—of restoring
the action of the Federal Government to the
principles of Washington and Jefferson, and for
the purpose of presenting candidates for the
offices of President and ViooPresident, do—
Resolve, 'That the maintenance of the princi
ples promulgated In the Declaration of Indepen
dence, and embodied in the Federal Constitution,
are essential to the preservation ptonr Repub
lican Institutions, and that the Federal Constitu
tion, the rights of the States, and the union of
the States; must and shall be preserved.
Resolved, That, with our Republican fathers,
we hold it to be a self-evident, tenth that all men
are endowed with the inalienable right of life,
liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, and that
the primary object and ulterffir design of our
Federal Govethment is to grdht these rights to
all persons under Ito exelneive jurisdiation.
That, as our Republican fathers, when they had
abolished elavery in all our national' territory,
'ordained that no person shell be deprived of life,
liberty or property, without due process of law,
it becomes our duty to maintain this provision of
the Constitution (against .allattempta to violate
It far the purpeee'of establbshing slavery in the
,territories of eel:rafted States), by positive le
gislation prohibiting Its existence or extension
therein. That we deny the authority of Con
gress, of a Territorial Legislative, of any buil-.
vidnal or association of individuals, to give legal
existence to slavery in any territory of the
Ilbited States, while the present Constitution
shell breutintained,
12esolord, That the Constitution confers upon
Congress sovereign power over the territories of
the United States for their government, and that
in the exercise of this power Gls both the right
and the imperative duty of Congress to prohibit
in the territories time twin relics of barbariem,
polygamy and Maury: •
Resolved, That while the Constitution of the
United States was ordained and established by
the people "in order to formarnore perfect union,
establish justice, insure domestic tranquility,
provide for the common defense, promote the
general welfare, and secure the blessings of
liberty," and contains ample provisions for the
protection of the life, liberty, and property of
every citizen, the dearest conelitudonal rights
of the people of Kansas have been fraudulently
and violently taken from them.. ~
Their territory has been invaded by an armed
force;
Spurious and pretended legislative, judicial,
and executive officers have been set over them,
by whose usurped authority, sustained by the
military power of the government,' tyrannical
and unconstitutional lima have been enacted and
enforced;
nTho right of the people to, keep and bear
lame has been infringed;
lqest oaths of an extraordinary and entang
ling nature have been impend as s condition of
exercising the • right of suffrage sod .holding of
fics;"
"The right of an accused person to a epeedy
and public trial by anlmnartia jury btu] been
denied;", • °
"The right of the people to belecure in their
persons, houses, pspere, and effects, against un
reasonable searches and seirart4k has been nib
" They is se been.deprivea of Life, liberty, and
property, without dun process of law;"
"The freedom of speech and.ef the press has
been abridged;"
• The right to choose their representatives hes
been made of co effect; '
Murders, robberies, sad arson, have been in
litigated and encouraged, and the offenders bane
been allowed t&, go unpunished;
That all theie things have been done with the
lmowledge, sanction, and procurement of the
present national sddinletratico, and that for
, this high crime against the Constitution, the
I Union, and humanity, we arraign that adminis
,
tratioo, the President, hie lidtlittP, agents, sup
porters, ofologista, and accessories, either be
fore or after the feet, before the country and be
fore the world; and that it is our fixed porpoee
In bring thew:Anal perpetrators Of these atro
cious outrages and their aocomplioes, to a store
and condign pirdehmimt hereafter.
Rooked, That Caused aluittld be immediately
admitted as a State of this Union, with her Pres
ent free Constitution, so at once the most effec
tual way of 'mooring to her citizens the 147-
ment of the rights and privileges , to which , they
are entitled, and of ending theeivil strife now
raging In her territory. ^ - - -
Resoled, That the highwayman'i pies, that
might makes right, embodied in'the.thitend Cir
cular, woe In every respeet unworthy of Aomori
-411112 diplomaoy,End would bring theme and dis
honor upon any govethment or people that pie
It their sanction. -
Rualoal, That a railroad to the Pacifie Ocean,
by the moat central . practical 'route, le 'lmpera
tively demanded by the Intereate ef the whole
conntri, and that the Federal Goternment clued
to render immediate and sufficient aid In the
.00netruction, and aa an du :Mary thereto, to the
immediate oonstructlon of an emigrant road on
the lino of the railroad.
Resolved, Mon approfiriatious by Congress for
the improvement of riven and harbors of a no
tional character required for the accommodation
sad security ot, an existing commerce, are au
thorized by the Constitution, and juetlled by tho
obligations of government to protect the live s
pad property of its eitisens.
Resolved, That we Invite the eittlistion and co
operation of men of all parties, however differ
ing from us In other inputs, in support of the
principles herein declared, and believing that
the spirit of our institutions, se well as the Con
stitnUoo of our country, guarantees liberty oT
conscienoe and equality of rights among citi
zens, we oppose all legialation Impairing their
security.
0 0 .TS t o li aMinir t3 n S an l a o4l .oo l n l Li mn ° Il e AN T
Seetingeneerd Boike
teoAittemb r ilebne.
lmpor4is•
a l Pine St., New , Tork•
9. —l7 itariar til lißliiteli ISOM W0a114"
Sitalis.Engines and Boilers,
au:knave Agency_ flaw York ger •
I.
=lt •
DIAOULNESUOPP klacktallnise Tool'
_
. Hough's Patent Mastic Skirts.
fi I ATES &,•FRANOZ, No. 1 Batalay street,
d Nan Yark. •
. . AUTION—None in*Atenialn• :me% thni Mn Oa
, tamp at the Watt. An aksaufpnwat ana ram la•
...Fans will b. saneenatal an= , Mir to law. . mow-r .
'PITTSBERGEI COACH FACTORY.
Um,
BIGELOW At CO, : •
Matenvorm to E. 0:111 .low.
Dj ulak p ood 42l" 4".
- Pittsburgh, Penn.
fIOAORES, CARRIAGES, PHAFONS,
Ade i tgrA lid sa/ rakdtlVZZ twe' v
beauty ordmiga i alm=uf adieu Mai I= wadi
sad durability ma • '
mar mareatited. •
MoCTITONELIN uu
wrgo.L.EsALLE Gigolo kits 7
!lobed and Commlnionzereadull
• .
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Pittsburgh Manufaatrared Azticues,
No. 219 Liberty drat, tonte rm /kis,
=ye zt. PA
JONEB COOLEY,
WEoLECALE OROCERS
11042 FURNISHERS;
DIALIERIPIN
Produce and PiEtt un kKalligmetinsi
Na 141.IVatee Street,
uu
Ch WAB II 7 2 }GIL MIMI:
• BOOTS - 400) SHOES. '
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
'WS subscriber respectfally. calls the at
-4.l.o3.tateurn a n paT n agatl i ttalaraTtiu:
fo r Ni.un. In I
whieh band 15. of ma vw
ument; ad
Caldron% wra. and Most. made out of Ms UM
sod Ott* latest rtrlss
Is tenter to ,alt anoste7 4111411M1 and those ..p 2
num
. afier r
A l CC th op mo r n .
.16•115eialpataisigs Unstop= neeindbil
tlMM a glanin: Imi to
MUM
i PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
Advance Paymente.--tiereafter gab
be taken f the Dant .4. w•slarthaet..
seism IMment is made In advance. Whenever the
D. to up to which the entrecriptlon be paid, the poor
rill be Invariably stopped. unless the eubemiptlon ls re
aimed by advanompsyment. All transient admrtislnin
of every derelptitm. will be required to he paid In ad
melon -The only tareptlona elf be when spacial month
IT or panne contrasts me made. seplutAn
113.72:1101 Weekly tiazeue.-13. ostatiVs
chtulation do Weekly Gascgc bffers to oar Badmen man
• mod d asedltua of muting their boob ko
Cul drogitlato 111114tweenlbur sad pat Uttnisand, resatlns
amost ovimmarebant. manatietzner and atto loom to
ll•gary Putnalruila. and rastersiOldo.
Per ;he Plttsbinvh Gazette
A Trae. Mark.
A true mark of what? Of Satin's cause.
What is Gist true markt •It Is a cry raised by •
political party, Bummed up in two words—" Po.
!ideal Preaching," or; " Preaching Politice."—
This cry is • true mark of Satan's cause. And
they that raise this cry may very easily be known
as In the Interests of Satan's kingdom. Thereto
nominee that fear' the influence of the clergy,
either in politics or is any thing else, except the
cause of Satan. When &good canoe is combined'
with politics it courts the influence of the clergy,
instead of repudiating it. . The canoe of God
needs and seeks their Influence every where; in
politics as . well as elsewhere. And hence It le,
that the. cease of God , never seeks to exclude
their influents from the businees of politics; it Is
Satait's cause, and only his, that makes the at
tempt. Were Satan to etfooeed in shutting out
the influence of the ministers of the gospel from
politics he might. traly rejoice; it would be a
complete triumph, and his cause would prosper ,
with but little hindrance. Beoausepolittos has'
been the chief Instrumentality used ,by him fez
the maintenance of his kingdom upon earth.
What erepoiltioa but the niiikagement of civil
government in Its :salons phaiestand it has
been by this 'epeeist:ly that Satan has hitherto
maintained his cense. The despoliems, chit sad
religious, of the old world, which have so long
cursed the nations, are and have been the prin
cipal support of Elatatee kingdom. ' In those na
tions Satan suc c eeded in havingpolitlea managed
for the support of his - owe kingdom. 'And Ibis
succees was secured by keeping politics in the
hands of his own 'eremite, and excluding the in
fluence of the people of God. If any tionld dare
to speak for God and Freedom, the political en
linery was employed at once to crush him. In
those nations none of the clergy are permitted
to meddle with politics, except those who preach
for the support of Satan's 'cause; politics are so
managed as to close the mouths of all others.— ,
And hence, in those countries there is no cry
raised against "Preaching Politics," became all
who.dare and do preach politica are on Satan's
aide. And if the mouths of all others undid be
closed in this country. there would be no cry
here either. We see this verilliid by the fact, that
preachers at the South may advocate tha cause
of slavery as much as they please, and therein no.
ay raised against them that they are "Preaching
I Politics." And why! Because they are plead
ing for Satizea cause. But as soon as &preacher
speaks against slavery the cry goes up---"Preaoh
ing Politics." And why? Because this le against
Satin's cause. And thin it Is manifest, that
the (Ty is' tamer raised except when Satin'e in
terests are assailed. And thus too, it is mani
fest that-the cry is a true mark of Satan's party.
It is nothing but Satin's wily policy to defend
his awn cruel dominion of slavery and min.
HOW could ►minister of the gospel, in the dis
charge of his duty, possibly keep clear of poll-,
tics? Must not Me office work have a bearing
on all the affairs of life? and are not politics
intertwined with all the affairs of life I If poll.
tics haduothing to do with Satan's Kingdom, or
with Christ's Kingdom, then o minister of thb
gospel might and ought, to avoid interference
with politics. But it is impossible, to separate
either Satan's cause, or Christ's canoe from the
hominess of polities; and hence if a minister of
the gospel Molds duty he is compelled to inter
fere with politics. It is surely his duty to
prea,oh and employ all his influence against
alokednees of every kind, and in every relation.
And hence, when wickedness is combined with
polities he can not, and ought not, to be silent In
relation to it. If ho is, he is derelict in his duty,
and unfaithful tolls position. But when he
speaks out against Mils political wickedness, tho
cry will be raised that he is "preaching politics,"
- hilt by whom? jos; by those who are thle advo
cates of this wickedness- but tide cry ought not
Cu deter him from his moulted dutl. lilt does,
it Is ail:lying Satan'estratagim to succeed, in
shutting him out from interference with lßatan's
A minister of the gospel ought not to mate
himself a politician; but he ought to stand up
manfully and openly against every form of ini
quity which politico undertake Co support. 14-
Mae an Iniquity is supported by politic', is no
reason whj he should be silent towards it. If
were, Satan might no melange, as to have every
form of iniquity combined with politics, wad then
the ministry would be entirely debarred from
Interfering with his .cane. Every reasonable
and honest man must admit, that the miolstry
ought to oppose every form of wickedness, even
though combined with politics; and thin to the
interference in. politics which we plead for, and
which most be maintained, if the ministry be
faithful.
Wheo a political party urges the nation to
make an unjust war on another nation, how can
the ministry but oppose such wiekednest, and
bow can they thou avoid meddling with politic&
To preach against such a war would certainly be
"preaching politics," but faithfulness to God re
grilses them to do it. When a political= party
would urge the nation to plunder other, nations,
withoit regard to justite, as James ,- Buchanan
advised this nation to rob Spain of the Island of
Coln, moat not the nilnistry oppose each
gutty, but in doing it they can not help bat
"preach politics " When a political party la
bors for-the- support and extension of drunken.
nese, the ministry ought surely to oppose. this
evil; bit in doing so they are meddling with
polities; bat evidently they are In the discharge
of-their deity. When a political party pleads far
the desecration of the:Lord's dav, and the &boll.
tion of the Sabbath, the ministry are bound to
speak out against each wickednees; but they are
interfering with politics; and "preaching 'poll.
tics," they can not ,avollit. When a political
Party pleads to have the abominations of Mor
mon polygamy incorporated with this Christian
nation, shall the ministry of the gospel not raise
their voice against auoh impiety; butin doing so
they "preach politics." And _ when .a poli
tical patty undertakes to support and extend the
cause of human oppression, smelly the ministry
of thegospel are bound to oppose such iniquity.
And when a political party undertakes' to ex
clude free men,.and free labor from the fair
territories of this pest nation, and to blight
these fair territories with the curse of human
bondage, it is certainly the duty of the ministry
to oppose such iniquity. And, when these fair
territories of this free nation ire sought to be
given, by a 'political party, ,to• the grasp of
elavory, in order to open a market in these tern
,torles for sieves, and thus to enhance the value
of slave property, and to et:mit:lnge the business
of slavo-bteeding, the ministry must, and they
oirtainly oppose such wickedness. Duty
to tho cause of both God and man requires it of
them. And though the slave-breeding party
may cry out 'Trenching pantie'," yet all these
forma of wlokodnets they, will undoubtedly op
.l
As long as Sateit's cause can be imitablead
with politics, and tho ministers of the gospel
'have freedom of speech, thit My Will be raised;
but it is always the unmistakeable index of the
.`devil's cause—and he would be well pleased if,
not only the ministers of the gospel, but all the
people-of God should cease to meddle with poll
-1/0101-1/1 teST4 this part of the world's affairs to
be managed by himself and his own servants.
The prosperity of his Kingdom than, would be
greater than ever it has been before. Bat he
shall not have it so—both the mbalstry and the
people :of God will oppose him in this device.
They ambound to take part in politics, so that
this mighty inetrnmentality may not be employed
only for, the cause of Satan and Slavery, but
also for the cause of God, and FITIIDON.
AT a Fremont meeting In Gralista, Mourne
county, N. Y., last week, one of the Rochester
Fillmore committee of reception related the fol
lowing anecriote:—lfr. El., an old resident of
Stillwater, on the upper Hudson; introduced
among his limn; of henna few Shanghais, - in
ehzding o rapider of formidable dimensions, who
had "run to lege! a good deal. ills mow pecu
liar and easily distiagnished from that of the
ether cocks. One morning be bad waited to
hear a repetition of the usual Emmons, after
being aroused by the ' , shrill clarion" once sound
ed, but be heard It not again. The pre-eminent
clouitioleer was still. Mr. S. went oat to see
*at had caused the silenae. 11. found the
roaster on his beak with both lege out of joint.
After en examination, he set both !egg the wok
walked off and Esee rent to Ws satisteatlon in I
lusty crow. the very sot, he dropped es if
he had teen shot. We bad crowed his legs out
of joint stain I Be was kept three or four days
and then killed: nit was too much trouble,"
said Mr. 8., Hto set Ilm irp two time he mew.;
ed." , Well, gentlemen, ontinned thiiipeaker,
we took hlr. Elthspre from New York to lliffeler,
aid ercry.thne he crowed alcipi the Ointtr; he
crowed hie !wont of John, and we had to set
him up. When we entrain Buffalo, I conclud
ed that the work of Wens him up was to Mori
eueotad wea loft Wm. •
Prom the Chluro Tiribtme of Au. v.
Important nom Batten.
AZTUZZTIO AZOV= OT Till colonnos.or sr-
IM3B 18 TIM SZEILISOIY.
A gentlemantrom Wisconsin in whom we he=
implicit reliance, left LesTenworth City on
Thursday hat; he brings .us authentic intelli
gence of the condition of agars in the Territe-
ry.
The sum' of his amount is this: The free
Btabs men are not, intimidated by the forces
which ere pouring both the Territory to operate
against them. They hue assembled at Law
rence to the number of over one.thourand light
ing mon, MI of Whom me well armed, and firmly
reached, if attacked, to make desperate resist
=co. They are throwing up entrenchments and
breastworks around the town, in which they are
sedated by their wives and daughters, who
work by relays day and - rdght, with courage and
devotion which Inspires their lambent% fathers,
and brothers with heroic and, we believe r on
conquerable resolution. They are already hus
banding their provisions and ammunition, in ex
peotation of a siege, Our informant nye that
every woman Ise soldier, and drat, in the event
of a flght, each will doe aoldier's duty. .
The Missourians were crdseing into the Ter
ritory in great numbers, tnuckinflamed . by the
false report which the Borderltuffian journals
are Industriously circulating. In all the river
towns the excitement is intense;:but, with the
prospect of a bloody reception before them, men
for the campaign were not very readily . pro
cured.
Oar informant - thinks that, before thin fight.
leg has occurred; and be io confident that,
whatever the result, the Free State then hive
no.canse to With for their conduct or their
estate.
LatTLIST 17/03t IfifiLULKIL
A gentleinin from Nebraska City; NJ T.,
brings the following, which la 'unquestionably
correct In all its particulars. A part of the
core has been Anticipated by Mr. Strewn's let
ter, published a few days ago; but as the repor
ted eettlement of the larger part of the com
pany which went out with Oen. Lane, Ls confirm
ed, we give the letter entire. In it the correct
statement of the affair near Leoompton, upon
which the Border Ruffian report that the "Cap-
Rd had been' attackted," "the prisoners ieleas
ed," At., was based. .
Nisaasse Car, Aug. 18, '66.
On Sunday Aug. 17th Mr. Weston, of Mass.,
arrived at Nebraska City, bringing news of the
safe arrival of Lanes party of Kansas emigrants
at Topeka and this vicinity. They met with no
resistance from anybody. Some of them took
claims in Nebraska just this Bide of the border
—others just over the border about sixty miles
from here. The whole cumber,. of men who
tered is 124--of women and Utah.= 60: They
reached Topeka on the 11th, having creased the
Kamm, BE° on the 7th. 47 of • them stopped
about five voila across the border, where they
have eatablished the town of Plymouth. The
next town, fifteen miles farther on, Is Lexiog
tonwhere about 70 of the party are eettled.—
Fifteen miler farther \gill Le Concord—forty
miles from Topeka, andverty-five from Ne
braska City. Tho remainder.. of" Lane's party,
after leaving their companions st these tore.,
went on to Topeka. On the 15th, as a portion
of them—less than 100 In number—were pees.
leg &block-bonne near Lecompton, they were
firel on from the house by the Pro-Slivery men.
They returned the fire and burned the house
down. None were killed but three wounded on
each side. This is the affair which the Mason
risas magnify eo much. Men were arming on
the 18th and 19th at all the river towns, and
Were °rasping into Kansas, vowing vengeance.
There must have been more fighting before this,
and the Border Ruffians will no doubt try to
that op the Nebraska route.
Border-Auffian Outrage—The Quakers
Ilea for tneir Lives Their. Women
Shamefully Threatened—A sham Peace
—Re-Enforegiments for the Free Boil
Men.
Eveclal Dlipt.ta to the N. Y Tribune.
LANTILVICM, Kansas Territory; 1
Saturday, Aug. 23,1856.
On the 22d the Quaker Minion, on the road
from Westport to. Lawrenoe, was attacked by
an armed band of. Georgians, *he plundered the
places, taking all the horses they could find, end
committing all manner pf wanton outasges.upon
persons and property. thettesocfal inhabitants
were shamefully insulted, and their lives pit In
jeopardy; and threats of an emparalleled grow
nestrwere made to seize the helpless Quaker
women and carry them off to the ,ILaffuin camp
with en object too shocking to contemplate.—
The inoffensive people were compelled to flea for
theirelivea, their property all stolen or deetroyed
Sy Gov. Shannon's agency, en interohange of
prisoners was effected a few days since, and the
gun—a twelve pound brass howitsei—captuied
-from the Free Soil men of Lawrence I;Maylset
when the hotel and printing office were burned,
who given up by the Border Ruffians. This was
brought about through the meditation of tip
United Staten Dragoons, co operating with Gov.
Shannon, and fora while it WAS even supposed
that peace had been concluded. It is said that
the Border Ruffisna have rained some 2,000 pen
in Nrissoarl to send into the Territory. The
friends of Free Soil hare 800 men already, and
to enrollments have been sect to; end are eZ.
pected without delay. Should the Dlles
attempt to come here, to burn Lamm ,
perhaps repeat the vile outrages perpetrated by
the Georgians on the peaceable and industrious
Qoskere, they will meet with a desperate end
deadly reception.
To the imelate
. .
. ST. Loma, Tuesday, Aug. 26, 1856.
Advioes from the Border Comities state that
2,500 men were ready to enter Kansas on the
Four hundred of Gli-Lsne'e men were on the
north ride of the Endue Ebrer.for the purpose
of intercepting those who may go to.the relief of
Leoompton.
The Lexington Express of the 231 Inst., says
that Gen. Smith has gone to Leoomptou with
large body of troops.
Gon. Richardson. in command of a large body
of Tenltarial militia, had gone to the north•wes
tern part of the Territory, to out off the retreat
of Gen. Lane, ebould he attempt to escape.
Sr. Louis, Wednesday, Ang. 27, 1856.
A totter in the Republican,
dated Palermo,
Runs, 22d Inst., states that the:mall carrier,
arrived from Leoompton and Lawrence, reports
not Titus at Lawrence, mitering extremely
from several bullet wounds, received in the at
tack on bin house, and that le is net expected
01411U30, Wednesday, Aug. 27, 1850.
11eliable Intelligence from Lesvenieorth state
that n company of 18 Pdhsarairhins bad.altaoked
Tricker Mission,-twenty miles from Kansas City,
and commanded the inhabitants to deliver up
their horses sad leave the Territory. ' The de
mand was refused and the hilasourbins were not
strong enough to execute it. Mr. Wedenhall,
President of the Mission, haa returned to 'Mihail.
Wm. C. Hope, formerly of Kentucky, was
shot and scalped, five Wise from Leaven Worth,
off Wednesday last, by some Mllsouriane from
Clay county. Ile was left dead In the road.
Companies of. Missouriacue' were orotodog the
river at Leavenworth into the Territory, on Fri
day end Saturday last. They . were also concen
trating at Westport and Kamm City.
No demonstration had been made against
Lawrence at the latest dates.
Cniotho AD 81ix ny a Durninlitan.—A cur
respondent of the Republic, who_visited our city
a few days since, thus gives his impressions.:
"I don't think I was ever more surprised 'in
my life than in observing the prosperity of Chi
cago—the rapid increase of population, the ad
vance in wealth, and the immense number of
magnifieent stores, and residencies In process of
erecdon.i The streets are abiolutely ailed - with
stone and lumber and other' building materials,
and everything beam an appearance a piosper
ty and magnificent enterprise. I was told that
no lees than arts aurgrand germ hundred kV
fags are being bnlit at this time, and I can rea
dily believe it; for on one abort street I counted
eighteen or nineteen itometteo die storied stores
going up, fitted for marble, Kantor iron" fronts.
the people are even engaged In putting a DOW
bottom to their city by raising the streets, uni
versally, three or fonir feet bights. This leaves
the side wake, to it manner; down stelre„ and , a
trip over the city at present Is the most tiresinne
operation I know of. ' Crossing the Rocky Moon=
tabs on foot is a mere bagatelle In comparison.
Everybody is making money,_and . rents are
prodigious. Stores that would rent in. Buffalo
for $7OO, would readily bring $OOOO here, with
a business to proportion. An empty 'dry 'good •
box on a favorite corner to a fortune was bold
er, and the right to oeud,peattute petipmettnel
ly, would, I think, make the fort:mate owner
railroad president In the courts of a year or
two."
Bustles os mos Mcromas_CaMMLlC‘Paise.
—Dr- Dromplos, in a late camber' at hliffelieir
says that the -ao called Catholic) °anal, In elite
country are Mlle else .this Leith . astrepapur,
appenlint nen Cl' MA then . to. paella In
tl:meta muleympatilea: Mtn of them, he says
help-milk tbanc•of Autitieszta, and are Elea
ttith.seitrlbes against the.race from , which th e
,mudority of nan-Catlblle Amerleans,'Slals :Is
hire eptung Their tone and temper ars far
etas, and their .t, le tendettay. OM the Doc
tor, le 1.. make as American feel that, - matt.
tally, the Chart& In We emir, le 11' fades
oolosy, Sod by no mesas Cathollo.
WAD the Age.
A Y !
F DIOTCAILAN: Calebrattelenatian Lin
ison:4 doelortrrhillni ti ,
Bogy Oo drool. a... mr=mmet Maw&
"matins. Ihrehlsms.. 0 bas t ri.mrc Erram
itad Palm la 11 . fmlomml Ow met sod
MO. Hinf3L - G-221 Jr.
Dr. Tons. Us
hs=moda thd ror & l ir ce r re:
mentor—snatt T r that asYstt Is to uso tt =areas to the di*
Altos =A N = e i h n sw e ll P ticl ro W nZettbszt uu.
tbfast sou Iwo Inn tdoi OM%*
-
fld Yonicitong Bets:mud."
iiiiitnnituts of Oartificsfashly• bora rtpdrid •
LAlt of Its ruo *trims. tiowirdays Ms the to
Cho motors with certlltosteo hoorookoolm or
atm try tome 'oho bare arra 1,4 the
Tobtm offers to 11.7 • • •
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Wan 6 1:k• whe Vr.ll won ,thwt bi imbilesp a taus
during the *lambi Ite4 had cm zaulklns Left*
cir Ora airatisadl csC alltri phial o:eitalouti
alaiceattliatia ,Ar Pellentardafart th= air of
sai Vixen= Ltsdarair Noy lOW ti total
it Dftrnedir. Dr.WOMlable Ulm '
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d ,3 !**•.• *ma/ erolicarit Liaters *LIAO Vara
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tab. I
InvialuitJ of irnietlit. Laomawad
bara r. arm maws •
t rattoraaaril t.?a Wirt:lmps , i iirEMAL
tray York -
1:07u TO Clul! 4ta7 E. me. * au
Price . ZS and 60 mita seabT,thro cc4 antratiat
Perim trrnai_amt tar Oil nista.. ,
WAtio far ft* .Dr. Tobias' nars• Linllo2oo LI pint
bettlie at GO aln• a inrEsztopmpaim. to *O7 03ant.
Dr. Tobirs' VIDE,. 00 Oour4aoaat.. Sow lrek. !
• • •
idtegoo Philadelphia litemehip
The' splendid new Siestnabip City s tki
Ont: lance. will MI term PM*
oa Unit Await sad 111 u.,.. ltgliiPt.--tt z fr a itrepoa
fOttg trp u tneon POMIOI[. 00.0 - 24134.. 0111 olitalgt
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of litiarritips. or;lrt_irst dais Whir pirti, on be
17"4zred tartnVAS,
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P. 8.-Alit Prins*. sia &taus ea luau
.:
frEIE How tow
In ihkabytiin
leribsr. No, 438seond street: This jproierty
comylsts order. forntsbad with Gas and Hot. 0:2
Wat¢ lot partisrdszs. 'winks of •
• •
dse"ttf GEO, 18.4021321.
onion's & Onolsr:141 WI? "Unit
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SHIT 11'& corner and thatthtlotiaa.on NO3
. wEDIIEBp4I.II3 And 8a11111.116.1r 8, hoax /0 to 1
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r Emibieribtrr retired ram bailees the
' hut In Erna of bit sons. WU:Um BTUntscss,
It whim:Um, ths buttons at thsNs.
21 , 11 tinting? street. Under the 14x210 - WITCH.
Els Deli to tat= thinks In bls trastozosts ipze the Hb•
satomass ha. Worst tke many yams sail to snkit
tin Ms illness= s tontlsusnes of than Wars. which h a
doubts notthervlltno taslrbest nolososento merit
1103;11011HtlintiniTnil.
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WkI.OI_,ESAT.V. 43_11401ZERS,
, RECTIFYING DISTIIV,pRN
WINE AND LIQII6I2 . IIERONANTE,
- No. 209 Lib-ITV:Steet:l .
Ja=.* ' ST 823 vs 0 a.
:dilutor() Glass NAlittfactort-for_ gale
' uils.,. °s lVir il i t3 Li ejAßS MAN.
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• of Hs othrinsicast.
Thts ltactosj„ , toing sosinithottly bestolibrobtslitog
" irt!
• Tho Phinixburgh Water:Care.
Thlt. U; ; BAnZ be ga leavelo acquitaa
AJIP his Meade gad the read that hell itttat mete'
ye city. Witte theme el the abcmotuetttattwrbsre bit
tetra t o Dattente mita mar whittle Phkee tDemrhra
=gm
A ttl i z el tat. ,
promptly attended to.
BNTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL FAIR of
I the A.ll/221CAlf /1121aTUTE of the . CIY Olf Mir
. '
The announce thatther bays tnadiiitsage
K air
rotate to hot tide Ciblbltlern In the Crystal Palm* WM'
19.111019,1 on MONDAY. tbe V. 4 day of Yf t rembeotad vlll
witlrely Coss on ISAfFEDIf t the 25 't darn! October
Tbl intgalfSamt and meant fnilldhpy irllfbiopendx
the reception of Goof. ga MONDAY; the 150. until
HATUltnalf, Qs ?l o th of somber. . Heavy nada end
articles Von a. disrandr, be reeckm and gond In the
alsoe °nand alter the ut of tharbonsfer; • r • - - -
Precoltunseatalstin of . 150Dia. SILVER end MOTU
=Dal's. DIP to . act be wrardad 'on 1.15 A r , --t•
cognation of offokelent sod ttoyartlat Wow 'The CON
.11 ffill he .donble he af use meant Ifsdal, sad
Ism be maned exchad t iel to
y to mac/dorm and °COY artl•
else ofhlah =ISM Tbe Silver liedst VW he - -inrectly en.
lanai, exul the Broom Cola! will trot a new fratturtn
.the ainfrds of tlsr Ansaloaninstltnte.• - • •
Th. MATT= SHOW will ba bat( iralatall'On Botta; a
bantital Mot of ernanselottan acre.. (mina* by Aar car
per Mien of- arcr gayer( • Now Yolk tor that nernace• on
TUESDAY.WYDNBADAY anOTBUBADAT, tra ltthatth
and tait. dip of °Acta. •
20n would Inman mom exhibit= the na.
a tfotetlog irmsdlata mottos of thermal Vary With
to bccrWertall Mom orb". map lltora7 naVrj=
cr. truant:mot. • From the 1311121=0311mBea
msda, lb. Itammara tad II nearascry to mart tortterz
wand.ouleat (az abeam power. •••
Coramions adamant:l to WM. B. MUSD. Oar.
roe nab:4 dearetary; will meet with lmoMh4attanLmn .
rant dui= lull pude:Wm. in 6,1114_4:a.
(Bastion at the .a of tba American Initita%2(
Broadway. Bow Fmk. Gam F. NESBIT. 15 1
Joao W. Cnixanz. Earrotary. . anklarra war
Par Sale
T .
13.E.VtinVOLuis work s
OAKS elan sints, These worts are therf ittastea
0. the bask eV the Allegheny riverle the 9th Ward, they
have beer, lately -reWsd aed Sl* lallaredr , 1=111210.3.
The whole ettablicluaset vitt be sold ou ressosabie tense
sed extesetv• eustrou tranefered auTpartles dude
tons or messiahs In tide lucrative Wiwah of lesicsilase
tare. ,or particuLtre Ingutre of
HODS= weKtiI:DEIT, Sm., 4th R.
or of J. (MASA DENNY:
cor. of klerketuad Third. arts.
For Bale. •
DESIRABLE
PROPERTY IN. TB
CM a Of ALLSOMSNY.—d2asocontlifonv;lnta If in,
ro on thew's% onto of !tali 901:01510n. tumor Of 1.1•741.
lay. fronting 71 food tneluo on the Common and. co.
tending boo a 9,1 feet. Mae are on the papaw one air.
anfdattroe dory brick dwelling
_bonee, tad taro roma
uuementa. Pyles td.500. PAW ituabia en haul and
the !Wanes In tons equal annual loatalmanto with None
. reV•gond and 120r , Cro t ig. d i a • ire. , thi.sts
nibs ff= 7 prtdll nateVate pdro on Tionnasy
lt
the dd do, of Septalnber
rot iolbralatlo =antra of Menke Yoffeeand Jahn
Plantain MN, Citl.
jumplama . B. 70911114.7 r.
—ilowaLands. ."
4, N. FRAZIER, formuly. resident of
ollitolonoth(oo. lorolottalosto bails aint
Jor
d o Ulundi Blotto and Max COST lon6Ditfoloto ,
Cooltalis owl °Mao tutotoo =nay to Wont. ow we
ts:me to to
en barb thole Isslaus dlatdl7 sod
promptly ostmuled to.br eawns bbs at the Ors mom
0 TimC oo o M. Dab N.. 78 bisttet stood, frton •A. .
I P.m
John Alezzader, llM l t U F l llokkot Ot.PIOos4LN.
Holman t eon. /3antarg dor, A. OmemOrl. odad o r“..
amnia 84a i. Allegheny: John Floiolatomoolotott:
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A. Krebs...A.llm, 1
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41 GRAVING A.D PRINTING eseested la the ha I
sty a, at matsrel• prem. hatelthrt
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nos.. N. Y. of olsoghtorod WOO. *MI.
by th ew for fho Pippo% and so as CO Mao"
Wing of moo thou wo per amt. Of pOWOYOTOY elf MI&
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Id. DA ANGD.WII Ilborty
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LONG & LANE,
CIOUSN AND SIGN PAINTABS.
n(Old Ad fitlir Stracti.) num, enzw.
Owl.= Wcod and Markss ernsto •
•
All ordere.promptly attended to.
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lalzol.
mu 8013111801c.103711 KILLERS •
OITSDEI3S AND ENGINE BUILDERS,
E
Disanfaetanes of ail diftelptteaup 0i,;14,
a"rt°L ogsmoi a°l ll.3. ilarket fte.set. bd wean 11:1100.sa1
• . KUILITLY & BIIIIMM:=1;
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