313 - disburg ei;RIDDLIVA . so - trona 45•4 ..,3pyzrBl33:rEta..)EC: MONDAY 5101151111 G, OCT. - 11, 1858 IMPItHLIOAN .STATILTICHICT. ions It BirD, of PhlThla. WILLIAM2I/11./17211,c":=. smputsmoili. COL3TY,TIOSZT. ' - 'BIIII9VJAMI2I L XPOlSlllM,Ptddisdite. bmy ItOBERT MOstitYatP. JOHN P. twain., ettftboto. MOMS, J. MOWN 108 TM. PedeberrO, ' : I L A I Y A I B D iI Ii. I III.I4I2,I4Ies, JULIPS.P. Manna:d i aconzer P. Did/DWELL. Anabto• JAMES OBAHLM, DAIcIEr, eaxsrauxa, PltB d. FACITECIS PATClCrPfg , odiatma 70111‘ LUSENKR, Chardon. aasvaoaia LawroadnUla XCI^S OW 1.0011, .11C93613.1..11. DA DtI VIS. Obie. THAT FOOLISH "'BOND'! SIPOW??.• . The "liars and !scoundrel*" Vito' have been perambnlating the county with the story that I Geneial Moorhead i. the bolder of railroad ' • countybonds, try to sneak out of their predica ment by ailing from - the county records the fact that thedounty Commissioners WI year bitr . rowed looney from Gen. Moorhead and graehim two warrants for the anionnt! How this proves the truth of their base declaration we cannot see: - A county warrant is not a railroad bond, In any 'stelae ; audit the county borrows money -from Oen. Moorhead or any one else, we cannot . see yhat the lender is to blame for taking • - warrant on the Treasuy to. get his money bank again, unless the blame be based upon the - flat that, jttdging from the present state o? the Conn.. tj Treasury under the management of thelocefoco board of County Commissioners, the warrants of the co:Maly may very coon come to be, if they are not now, as irorthless en rat - land bonds. And this ia all there is of that pitiful story : ; It is upon this paltry basis that these fellows . have ;been asserting that General Moorhead In `a railroad timid-holder Gen. Moorhead hap: . peas to hold two county warrants, for money - end these-hare been - represented to the country, peoplh as rillroad bonds! Could the force of Impudence and mendacity . go further ' Taping of railroad bonds ressincli ne that the two loeofooo Colnity Commlseionere week'signed surto warrant on the County Trees , lay, in place of one drawn lutwith inter " at added,in fsmorof the President of the con , nellsville ; Ballroad Company, as payment •of rearoadinterne. Thus we find WE:thin:to and Tonher actually issoing - warrante to payeailioad Interest! And if the Warrants issued to Gen. Moorimat are railroad bonds, this mails° be rsilread bond, and it was issued by 'theta!— . What. meet the people think of them, after ttuti..? .Is thire "any :faith to - be Paced in their- profeesiona—any Conildeace le be put in men who while inning county. warrants to pay railroad interest, - are lending the records of the f county to aid in epasding the wickedly false • imprealon that a county warrant limed far borrowed money is a railroad bond ? Every honest man's ;weans of-. decency mait revolt at each lawny as . • Put no Trust inThecno, • - A ?Plead-mho ,heard- kiiiiilionea. old "Teaseled Burke--•the *termed - irititoerst who has been imported to run ea '• a"candidate. for !•.' Congress-let East Liberty onFridiTnight, tells eas that the dear litlle.duck of a alma was espe oially glib in his Profeerione of desertion to • pro teethe 'Tariff. Ile Ignored the Cleanest' Oen ! • Veld= and the " progressive tree . trade" emeolu lion for which he voted in that boy; and he es sayed to mike his auditors belle 4 that there - " never was - each a thorough Protectionist as he. This is always the case stanch tiles as these. ' 'Whenever the deuiocraiio party ilia Peonsylva •• nth - is-pinned . to thewell it to sure to become , wondrously'nound 011 thetariff; and there is no better proof of its desperation thi' its; nee of • professions; they constitute ils dentist re. sort lint who believes them f 'Both profes-. slam havitalways been violated, ir itherto, and tratinitials. The Philadelphia ort6 Amen"- am; in Oa Catitt4Uoo, very pertinently Bey/ t'Among the ingredients that:some , of the de mooratiti'papers are endeavoring! to introduce • into the politicalealdron, is theassertion that the • ' People's party are not the friends of protection, and that the democracy. are! Of course such an assertion is an insult to the intelligence of • the demnersey. But little is that eared for, pro vided a gullible few can be found to swallow the. bait. So the democratic candidates for Con - grass, just about this time, are all. protection . tate. This election season always . producer crop of democratic protectionists.' • MO veins tip -like mushrooms. Dot they disappear.allar election day, and their protection principle is never again hesr of, until they again, or their • friends, become; canOidates before- the people— --' Let the people beware of etuih- They are just the men who, by their subainrienny to the die. Wien of the cotton growing litotes, hare siert , deed the interests of 'Kele constituents time and • • •le. again, - closed the doors 'of fatty/Hes. pat out. the Ares of furnaces, deprived mechanics of employ.: • meat, frittered away the mesas of capitalists,. •-• depressed the price of agrictiltitra produce, sad • .Tendered commerce almost as uncertain as dice throwing." _ _ The people of Petuaylvaisla have not forgot ,- . ten, we trust, the Clarion letter, the Kane Jet; ter and tbs'ateting vote of Vice President Dal las; and those who • can remember the fraud • 'practised bythe desuocratio party In this State in 1844, e•ould never allow themselves to be de celled in like manner. , Mr, Barka was a party to 'the frett4 in 1044, sad he le *P III 7 IO ' a similar-trand now. • No one can be anted by ,it but those who wish to be. The .Old Dodge. Ths looofue candidates for emigres* in Pena . aylvanialre making all sorts of promises as to ••• what they will do., if elected, and they. arepar-' ticalarly lavish with their promises of voting ' for the admission of Kauai and •• revised tariff ; •• but the South is laying the ropes for entangling _ 'them; and tiey will find themselves powerless to redeem their yledies. ..otUsional," the -• • Washington Correspondent of the Philadelphia . Prat, says: ' • - °The,desertie n of the English bill finality b.j :the entire body of Lecomptonits Congreunien • " In** Nolth has created no little surprise and ladtgaation in the South, and already the efforts to counteract Si- usual in such cues, are befog nude. That Is to say, the - manipulators of the ultra Southern sentiment—the - men who mann future the medicine which produee.weekness . • in the knave—are busily at work preaching the, dcictieine that it the P.onlish bill finality is not, -• strictly 'Mined to, the Federal Union must sad sholl' be dissolved! Means precisely similar ..:'9tierireentseient to !educe Hr. Buchanan to ahso,ge . 'front on the Baum issue in 1857, and to desert tioi. 'Walker, and through' his influence your L.• • ...••• comytonites alsi „violated their pledges and be trayed their constituents. If any of these men are out back to Congress, 1 tee little reason ' hope that they will be more true to their pro. - festians of 1858 than they were to their pledges • •of 1858; The principal excuse by which they ~.seek to justify themselves now to their umiak.- : nuts is the assertion that it wits 'their duty to sustain ths'Adednistratied in' all its acts; ind this doctrine is a eound one, and not super.! to '• exception, even when the 'fundamental 'mind. - • plesof the party, as mid:edict lilts platform, ' are violated, your74odpi, Phillpsue, Plorenees, •--t.„.„Jonescs, Dimmicks, Whites, Repys, Gillian and Dews" are in duty bound to violate title pre '' sent:-promises.to • ignore the provisions ,of the Eoglislibill, and to cheat the peoYle pletalfieicifter tbeykivedone bentofou; if they obtain &new lease of-power, for the ministratiOn at this =smut standees sternly committed to the Gainer ye - riod of the presentcootrovery.7 • - There - BMA be ao th a tdonbl whet thltalitifidfs; , • ' the old dodge'or,"dilisolvitti the Vain" I'lll be• • resorted to, end every loootoco,seember of Con -.: - geese from thefloftlC- If be:compelled . to take the beck track track: ste""" Ordt;ltefed in refusing , , trust •„thent. Thlrirott itt r recast imam ig too fresh tip, ;Oath. le*ttia.. bu rke is ea t • ". • . tTfik44 gaiikiiotak‘: r 0411tielltikhalkq11Xitte:PUitiiirOtenliathg, ; iit7*jefia graiLildti of that elms of intelligent citizens 'irho auger,. merit - hi, the :viogact.listgorerzniettV gleettheirpwrattefrirfotleLF mei then coiaplain that:the bf the 'country gets Lib:ilia titarela:7 - Th;..7L.Tarirreliquesit- alma- the roily - of I missoterumeto. and yet, 4orget that they are accountable ter *vita 'share et the mischiefs , by'vrideh'they , euffer, in came:ion with the , tritile country' , lfdiiasgagees rule tie cotsipgag; and britiery; and exeentiretetattoii defeat the fair expression of the popular will; If so moans, fair or unfair, are left; ants:fed by those Interested to perpettutte the misgovern meat nader which we labor ; if laditiOna fraud are perpetrated to complete partiesnltdrposes so mach the more need iaihere thaCtli*lonest the intelligent and , the patriutio Amid exert themselves to neutralize dais desperate men urea of kvenal Administration: Speaking on this point the Philadelphia North AmeriZmo sec well remar k s: "It doe& not do to retire In disgust from the polls, and leave the miegovernment of thecountry in the heads of those who know no motive Dm selfish pauaoal emolument, and who are, ready to flee every thing to the purposes of the faction which enriches them. Those who are fastidious about-their personal associations, and leave the "dirty poet of politica" entirely to those who defile It, perpetuate its repuleive fear form There is no reason why, in a ',publican country, political contact should be repulsive, except in the very fact that those whose charms ' ter - should give respectability to our elections, allow to stay away, teen undue squeamishness, and this create the very difficulty of which they are so sensitive. We know no good reason why any man should forego his political privileges, and slight the duty which he owes to his country and to himself. We are aware of no ineoneeni- Ince which can boa valid excuse. Even if voting entail scene *OW expenee, or involve corns busi ness delay which amounts, indirectlyte a pecruni nry sacrifice, the alien, true to his duty, should he willing to incur these disadvantages. If ho is not, he. Morally accepts a bribe. The gentle man who for the saving of a few. dollar, doe not vote, lass oafishly bribed as the poor mtge. *bend who for i Consideration . cells 'his vote.— There -is no real difference in the cases ; or if there be,. the odds IS in fevor.of the poor man, who has the stronger temptation to encounter. We may avoid the alight - and temporary incon venience of attending the polls, but we cannot escape the protracted consequences,' much' more disagreeable. of our indolence and.indifferance. We may talk of ignoring politics, but we can really do no each thing. The prosperity of the nation, not only in its political but ite moral aspects; and not only in rte public relations, but ill private business, depends upcn the manner in which its, government is -administered, the laws which its legislatures enact, and the man ner In which they are enforced or neglected. The liansatantuds never would have been enter tained-by. a Congress in which the country north and south, was. fairly represented. But those citizens who "despise politics," keeping them selves aloof, leave to the men whose trade and pursuit it Is, the business of enriching themselves at the expense of the national prosperity and honor. The hum of industry among our caann-, factures' and artisans would not be hushed by government neglect and oppression, if thinking men were not so thoughtless on the practical effect of their own culpable negligence. Of all countries under the sun, ours is the least adapted for men who • ire indifferent to politics. In France, ono men does the thinking for the nation, but we have no each public coa -1 venienc•—if, as the friends of Napoleon urge, this "paternal care" be a convenience. We taut do our own governing. Perhaps one tyrant is better than a motion; but we cannot have our choice of the two evils: Unless the whole Ameri ean people make themselves heard and felt, they are at the meroy of an active and miserttpalous minority." Tatranrwooos.--fileary observes, 3a "Hard .Times;" that "people malt be amnthed theme how, thquire ;" and it was probably with a laud able view to the-amusement of the pablle that the Bleary of the Butler Herald . put &nth the followiag in hie lest paper Our HOUSES are on FIRE! our farms, our workshops and our oxen, are to be 'taken for payment' of debts which we never agreed to pay!! Oar fields are about to be taw waerx !it our property PLUNDERED! !! I our hearth stouts desecrated !!!!! our tweeze burned 11:11! The enemy is at our GATES ! with rise !! sad moan!!! ready to lay waste our homes, and I our firesides, and our workshop*. AROUSE, FREEMEN OF BUTLER COUNTY! AROUSE! and drive the common enemy from our gates!:" The bathos of this is heart-reading. lira . minds us of that affecting nursery rhyme— "Ley-bzur! Lnipbag! 0, away home! Your kn.. 4 on A.., tarn childasn alone: But Ono Day left for Work. This is the last day of the campaign. Repub lica/us I improve it to the best . possible advan tage. Go through your wards, tee the people, wake them up, guard them against tricks and frsuds, and have all the weak points guarded against the enemy. Remember, too, that loeo focoism is just now particularly unscrupulous, and that moat glaring fraud± and imposition will be attempted, probably, to-day. A little extra watchfulness will defeat all this, and we caution the friends to be more than usually vigUant at this juncture. 1=! We learn that some person (and the person is well-known) bu procured the printing of Re publican tickets with the . name of I. K. Iffoor headomit' tad . sad tbat of Andrew Burke subtit led.. We caution our friends, against all stub dirty irieks as this. It is an old one and • scur vy one, but no man need be misled by, it. : Every intelligent voter should examine his tiokei;and if any one calling himself a Republican shoulff attempt to palm off snob a ticket as a genuine one, let him be marked and foreverallerintoldtd. Pram the N.Y. livening Poet of Friday Exturinetre Poserear or TOZEISII Parts Moo- asy—J. Hoeford Smith; Turkish constil at; this Vla r y t 'or je t er tw 1 3 e:h E ie ad t e ter17141. " Z be rete m ite t ita L 1 - despatch from his Government, informing him that Mrs. Sera/ATI, under the assumed name of Madame Pelfinan, a Moldavian, had arrived at Constantinople with six hundred ,tbousend unlaces," or pieces of paper. Money, of the val ue of twenty piastres each, and that, upon her examination by the authorities. it appeared that that this counterfeit money was printed for her in this oily, by one Ifurlenn, No. 80, Diane street. •-, Oa this affidavit • warrant wee issued, and Wm. L. S. Harrison, with eight Journeyman printers and boys was brought to the Maya's office. Mr. Harrison pre . op, the dies • and mimes in his possession. They rseemble In shape the old Cletimetal bills, but are somewhat Urger. - ' • , Mr. Harrison olefins 'to have done the work openly, without any latent to defraud. A woman speaking broken Englieh called Ken him some time since with a genuine cake, as he sup poses, and asked if be could get up such a bill. He thought it was a label, or something of the sort, and .in good faith got up a foe simile, and • openly printed,the bills... When the woman was ' about to leave, she informed Harrison that her fonds were estimated, and gavi hint a note of • 1800 for the balance destine. Mr. Harrison was held to bell in the sum of $OO O - • The woman who may • circulating this money in Turkey was first suspected from the fact that the paid a custom-house oitiehr too liberally for overseeing he:baggage: When she was intarclietti c the bills were found in trunks with fike bottems, and in a mattress. The counterfeit is pronounced perfect' by Turks, Who have seen it here.' It is the only, paper cur tenor Is Turkey, and; being mithout Ole or , number, would undoubtedly hive passedithout w ithout hi queet/on. The bill ken imperial green paper, a color held sacred in Turkey, which the Goeinument alone is permitted to tin. ,• , • , ' • On the top and sidei of the hill are the follow- Jog wordito Turkish:, ~„ "To be paid to His, bearer, without interest, twenty plastrescr• •• ,-, •' • z•-- ••',. -•' --: Al the top of mite's the fiallitratngeasnr. rounding widish is a quotation from, the Horan. Underatatheretheerords: .IgentiPlastres; pa per money, to be used In the place ofteld;nt the Bank of Constantinople.", • -...,,,, -- • -•-: At the base of the note is the seal of lb. mint,. and on tbe baolco:iteel, of the Minister of the Tresai , ' • -- • : , t ;The toga is considered sacred, and la guarded 4 , 01914 mi highest officials in •chetuint Whose mile duty It ii to Wit9b, it, • • Mr. Minim wee examined thhe'laremoom— The Turkish <rant isdit"-Tarktelt gentleman. were firell l 4. - "TheiPlipteetled Ulaopioliallist, thi s is the bagloelogof ii movement 4°110041h, country arishithir ri4 ramie', arid - Is s, a 3A-x,,,,, 1 i ruined the diarkiwbegjt not hean4eimge4, 1 lussaThwitietrigAiioil4nd Bhiir triacProp)n -• lers, than Mr, Itanietew printed the habilis - good Teak Nitheit&l*o44w:* . 2 ", 147 we J 4: tended, 44iiii:linti . -.`cw- - - recently Ihil. Wm pony in Tartep : rif 2 ....:1-'' ..... . . t. .. Mri.,03.„..„..-PD- - -. ~- 7 - .,.,- . -, -- - ...vx.,- ,-. .....,e-......',.., , ..--14 , .V- - ,az -a/ , , , - , ' , -'-- ' , • - -. lepabliesk, p4iipuitos. - ji ; runs Star, Wm. Eviiii;Jiialleits, Jai liou,.lllloliiiir Hananer,D.Fitr.dromons, John 11.11e11,1350. Allies, 11111 bun LIWe, W IL - Ilmittir;liutois T. fllnealk Benj. Gingerly, James White, Sonia Fulton , simF' son Moue, James Lbuiserl P, Gotta, _Ephraim iJanet. Henry Murphy, G. W. Can, D. L. Eaton, Margo WilsowilL - Pr. CollitizTlituar Beak Brands Dohrman,'Leopold Soh', Jr f , Jamas T. Shicalik Jr., James N.L - King;Ttinmaa Dini4 . lolni - B. Warden, David Robinson, John No , David litmus banger, Win. Mae, Jacob 11 ,Ranson, Capt. Wm. Dean. C. Slade, Edwin Kincaid, C. P. Gangbsy, John G. Drank Isere Buerman, Lau Joraslawski. Second Word—John Mantua Theodora Fmk, A. 8. Bell, Daniel Kinzer, D. M. Dike, Robt. Bad. gars, James Keller, W. M. Job:utak Jung Blank, Alex MaClintoeir, X. W. Rankin, &mud Bunas, Minas Fainet T ork, a, lama . H W a il t ltoanm s A Wi. i Ph bg ,-WH. Olean, John Wilson, Jacob Kinser, Aaron Floyd, Charge Wilson, John Giora4 P. A. Models*, J. Q. A. Young, Thum" Rees, Thoit Elauders, George Singer, Peter Luster, J. MoD. Crosson John 1... Boyd, John B. Donkey, John M. thrkpatrick, lii Thou Steal, W. H. Date, John W. Ridden, W. J. Howard, W. F. Pudanberg, Gongs Fortuna, John Chalfant, Calvin Adams. Third Ward-Ist Procinet: Dr. James King, Dr. George L. McCook, Samuel M. Kier, John Shlpton, John Odom John G. Backofen, Dr. It. Vandavor; W. 0. Leak, B. P. Blood, Jas. Herded, David Reek , Pillar Angel, J.lll Miller, Jamb I'. Dal, Robert Allingthim, Jacob;Garber, Jr., Tames Mon teath, David Simi, Gangs W. Leonard, Samuel Liam, Ben. W. Morgan; John A. Martin, JoniPb Pearson, Samuel Mason, John Beek. Jr., G. M. Ma Master, J. F. Sized, Andrew Meander. Id Precinct Lewis, Joseph Lewis, Luke Loomis, J. /t. Dingier, F. C. Flaneglo, J. B. Me- Cleland, George Rodgers, Samuel Allinder, James Suthedand, J. K. Morange, Wi, McKee, J. W. Col ville, John W. MeJimpasy,O. H. Rippey,J. Hum Robinson, John Wallaker, Win. McCleary, Dr. T. J. Gallaher. John Barton, A. M. Brown, Joseph Abel, Joseph Hastings, Thomas Little, Wainer Rapist rick,John Flack, Nicholas Blurts. ' Furth Word—James Caldwell, W. S. Lardy. Dr. N. M'Donald, 11. S. Donaldson, T. Lindsay. Win. Forsyth, John Carts, Jima Robb, Philip R. Kin caid, IL E. Wilawan, D. C. Herbst, R. J. Anderson, John 8. Hum, 41 A. Mirth' R. K. ,Itiohan Hays, John R. Canfield, r George Black, Ziatiunlel . Holmes, John Gruff, Alen Speer, hula input hue hi. Punooll.Dr. T. W.Shaw, (LI. Clark WO. Wilkinson, John K.ll'Cruie, John B. /d'Cord,W. W. Wallace,' Andrew Miller, j Dr. P. Disk D. M. Lug. IVA Word—D. Grirty, .A. Gould, C. Gadd. T. Johnson, W. Kandlln; J. Dixon, J. Franck D. Grose, A. Kerr, J. Long, J. indu. S. Bostwick E. Mellor, J.-Taylor, D. Cr. - Kammerer, J, 0. Blare R. Tbnoll. son, P. C. Bagley, J. Derain, 8. Moare,W. R. Jones. E. Runk T. Jacek R. Wiamide, F. Minch, J. Patterson, W. Paw; W. D. Kittenborg, A. M'Quwan, .1. H. Radon, 8.-Mlitaley, W. hi'Kelly, S. K. Norwmvs, W. Trimble, J. Baker, B. Graham, W. Hannah,' W. Yount o k). Thompson, J. Jones , T. T. Thomas, H. A W. Adam, C. 0. Rents, B. Chrothers, IL McLean, Bondand, W. Richardson Si. Eisler, A. Metagar, A. Leak J. White, G. Bro oks, W. A'Clare, G. Speer, J. Whlt s. sides, B. Pooh, H: Goma; W. Hamilton, G. Caught% J. Adam( ' J. Kaye, W. Taylor, J. Moors, R. Morris, A. Gonnan, A. Edison, J. S. Ward, J. Hook. Sixth. Word—Graham Boot!, Jared M. Brash, John Scott, Henry Lambert, Jacob Fodder, F. A. Maley, Wm. F. Media, Daniel kicCordy, J. IL Snodgrau, P. G. Foster,. A. B. Boger, Henry Ni.. basin, John Molhintin, A. G. Me.millets, Henry McGeary, Win. Matsu, That. A. Rowley, John Phillips, 11. C. Sawyer, Wan. Magill, James McGre gor, John Little, William Shims Dr. Robert Wray, George H. Thurston, Richard Jones, Williams K. Hatt, John D. Ranulley, George B. McLain, Dodd Sues, Thos. W. Ingle* Thos. Wright, John Beggs, James Lowry, Jr. Wm . Barnhill, Jr.,Joli Visllacto Jam Park , William Bluth, John Major. Nathan Mathews, S. B. Cooper, Win. Dickson, Win. Culp, Jos. A. Marsha/I, Aug. Thumm, Henry. Daniels, W. 11. Bubb, Win, Ward, John . Owens, Jas. Graham, J. D. Maly, W. Collingwood, Pivotal', IL M. Philpot, Thos. M. Little, James RUT, J. B. New man, Win. Prime Francis Thurston, Wm. B. Ham Benj. McLain, Ralph W. Meant, Wm. Whits, John Rein, Benj. Powers. Jame Chambers. • &mitt Ward—Cthistlan Oyer, Jno. Haifa, Wm. Arnold, Robert 0. Totten, Geo. Combe, Geo. At kinson, John Baty, Jingles 3f. Sheath, T. T. Moor head, Robert Melia, Lurie 8011, Wm. Illeautch son, Charles Sproul, Alm Meaready. Andel* Oyer, Robert Gambert,James McCombs, Win. Nawlan,l, Jeremiah Gambia, Win, Miller; MAL — Baty, Jno. Lippincott, Robert King, M. K. Moorhead, M. De luge, Samuel Barklm, James Richardson. George Non% John Moore, Jaoob Roll, David Mudd, Robert. Sprotd, Wm. Patched, T. D. Malibu), Joshua Hunk James Rind, Hobert Franklin, Geo. Windlass, Sr., James EL Franklin, Thomas Perkins, David Shaeffer, Robert K. Janes, A. Modiloo, Gso. Windiest, Jr. John Gordon , Samuel McCarthy, Maul Witrieb, Michael Hoek Janus Patteson, J. D. Feather. Eighth Word—Edward Dithridge, C. H. Bur man, Thum Daft, Jaa'Bwing, Hugh Julie, John Horn, John Munn, Andre-J. Moon, John A. Zeigler, James Bailing, Joseph Caskey, John L. llSMllltarl, Anthony Lewis, Jourph,Bhuline, Wm. Fisk, Wm. Hutehbon. Proem King. Wm. Torii, Gee B. lour, Juba Me-Wady, Edw. 8. Weight, O. deka:ann. G. W. Shafer, Josep h Little, John J. Davis, Thom.. Roberta Jobs Bebman, Georg. Acker, John T. Boum Richard W. Roberta, John C. Snyder, John Glass, John H. Freese, Jacob Miller, Wm. J. Joao, Jamas Black, Wm. Piling, Jacob Pox, John J. Stow, I John Richardsoo, Joseph Staniar, /Sabi. Hastings, Samos( D. Pa/swoon, Enoch Noraseou Hoary Tat soli, Thomas Besse, WM. Mulvey, John Karr, Mat thaw Coward, Hiram D. Armin, Lewis Kim, Samuel Morrow, John A. Sargent, David Hutchison, Jacob Eseblar, Wm. Woods, James .1. Martin, Wm. H. Everson, Henry R. White. Ninth Ward—Hugh Hammond, Samuel Lewis, Thos. Hinds, And. Bono, A. Crawford, R. linghee, jr., Reed, B. MacClerdy, D. K. hfortin, G. Keyser, Goo. SOO% G. Moamar, B. Lightner, R. Hill, B. Hamilton, N. Boyar, J. Kukardl.. l ; Wag ley, J. Donnell, J. H. Hobbs, C. Roberta, M. Brown 8. Karroo, J. Hanbon, Huron, Junes &min: J. Routh, W. D. Boltint,.k. Flak W. Robb, W. Vat num, J. S. Miller, J. B. Poor, C. Armstrong, A. Black, R. Barron, Ji Haim, J. M. Beaks, J. 8. Nor mine, J. Paisley, B. King, G. /Mlibe., Jar. Ramat, W. Forty*, W. O. Davis, W. Shaffer, A. Atkinson, M. Edwards, W. Balky, R. McKinley, Baud Mc- Kee, C. Krowseispe, J. Shepherd. By order of the County Committee. A. M. Rion's, Glenn. Co. Com. Rtissztt Eimer, See'y. Comrrzararriits, BayAitz.—A reward in of- UM fartL. detectlaa atiosi pima axmlarhttlag. Laziest. leg, cr 'mein of any rich coantarhit or imitation of Da41111.11,11 Holland !Wags; The pelaise highly mama ensue Itallaad tlttew•, la pit ay la rill plat 6atEo way, haring Oa yam at the proprietor, 11. Pam, blown In than, mad blm.lgyatnt.mroemd the erealr of each nod every toll!. II& &UAW efeess,Airgalleg as • remedy for Few .oil Ague, weaker of DrPflAds, TullSoficq aseaufbeiCafgfesens sod Pflse; an be oblebeuf from sag of our teepuftabl, • thrtugglito. 'Goma 'hai"anottil to irk Ibr Batton% llama . Pio mat popslaritt at thla sodledne bar Woad Thicii tLa. puyla shoukl gnarl egaliut =l i cao . itbs, amiss troltiVe= sanctum' Ohm s.. R 7 27 11 4004 . 341 IS A.; llttebunit. K. and Dmillote essongly. Bilabial it OtICIE. CORD 'AL CO.. lit • HATTICIII. .131 Wciqd ISACtsoit, Pittaburtac — Aro rowed with the lured stook of RATS, OAPS, FURS AND BONNETS To supply the Cbsotry Troth at rthatesole„ that hot over toes oltotoAfs Oh. if tot A 1.., tho most dooltsblo Kock of goods Is our Hot, of Fall Stile. for !retail. isgaloontry Yoftbants Ars hrillod to osstoloi out .rock. WOW your*. L 0011.......... welts ;.ar. alueaa, Imporkrs and peiihi;:o Pcnvit).sl, and Ansrritan H A li - D.W..EL IL IC, 59 Wood lures; Pittibiarsb, Pa A full and complota rent of all de w:l.4omi of ILLILDWASYL;ait Wholorlio and Ratan, can b. Inds! prim pirchwer et Lb* above Toolief rear/ In teen rudely. Mordant", Yocb.na sad Yuma la, UMW to WI. ime2ll:4lyte Th• Groat Engyisti /Remedy •m 3ausr = CLARK 'S -0 ELEBRATEg. FEMALE PILLS Prepandf r tra prosaii.Plfl.eali OWlgs, WTI , TWo wet Mown !Wl** to oco impouttk* but • BIM sail& randy foi, lambi DlMeattlas sod Obrtmetkita, rowan, ems 'bating; iamt sitlsomilt aim:medial roard7, they oontalli nothing buititi to tb• coiwiltatkio. TO MIMED LADIES it hi pocallooty rollokl. It will, to • abort dm, tiling on di* Monthly parbll with regoltuity. Ma Pak &Ili selqwbies,*••• follidallow Now as thesaietwijwotiii•Abi art 44 otweroid. fill= 4". " ' Air= s sad will =TAN lo i n blebs Wm, to IWO, • , cow Morn matt. • B. L. TAIMIIIITIXIM oa l ttasuagb;*ticiaaal• most, ioe.ed by &slam/OAL aggetolkw T 1 111111,41.111113 IMAM= REZ.IABLE TIME These justly e,elebritest lorsitehes disclaims ooy parrot fordo ilocboolloorlo wormiat or me, mul pompalltbolor U or BEST , SWISS , WATOHEB. Tikv ft. , dth 11.1.fg i1i I to !halt9IUS gain p:44i TlldE 4t l t , I ',• • - Inane* ail ampratio - , No 42171 PM *AM AfIENTE. B. LerattiskiziL• Co.. oi 60, - corner ;Wood =a rosiiiiii.M irei id , ,ii - --iiitird utra vapor emoit. 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Der .do . with coveranddrairers 80 00 Do do large sire 6 .5 00 Do do do do plated 90 00 Do do plated and pearled 100 00 0111641 IMMMAN-6, ?dEYRAN, ',, j 4 :, ~-• :`?;•!.; SabbstitStmt 1-••• • • ,4 31 01:01131V5cAT:i7cit's And other elm Propo+Uoo• W. C. nrICITT, Agent,. Mr. IlliTll STRUT 811.12 T hinnumonr, SAMUEL d'KY 3DM , C.F‘XwE 41M31:$ T.41.=.91,5. • Yo. 62 87. CLAM tfrEKErt - Pyr22Bl7ll6ff, PENN‘, Invites public attention to his slew anci tlful asetatasaat of Pall Goceb, maldl.g of mer.s, Valthkgs and Caitlags al ray satiety and atylti, adapted to the bust city and =COI toad.. vbiah wil l bi made op with promptaesi sad despatch, and at rates as low ma at say other datibtrastabilibmant to the city, *elate Permanent Office. Comfit ing witithe urgent request of hun dreds Dribs r palest; . DRS. C.M. przTcmc ~:c J. Nv. - • - run madoded ren.in PSRMAIIIIINTLT .PirTgaußon, aaboa7 aaagated at Mar 001" No. 191 Penn Street, _WOMB =Nat. cum. nom. • MAY. egiegt thuslayathr Consamptlam Agthina, = Us sod all oebee Chronic Complaints with or airing Pabootary Dims*, including &Wl* Rome Aimee, Aleetioerqf the Line,, Do. . Pepqe, awaritiidreveak Cooptoints, tee. DUI, I/ A 811113 Mold Cate hat their tteattoost oaooeeaapUan fa tamed span pa fad that ho disacm att. Mt Mthibleog am quo. atimpe, bothheltemoo : daring thigiatopmet is Mamma sad they thereto Malay' ildiulinuicl /Wade aodlLoidedbal media to portte the blood ando reagthea the spasm TiSIA thaw, they eu 1I12:4101441. lIIIIALATIOEfftwhich thernlttablighly,but aokr am, ilatiatitet, (Mahe/ too Omaha dlci .eh.e and igese) and tuna& see emmotlyeantlesed spina Go gualemlithmtimeron my teestmothaml a litliPlatials.but Mollie that the "gist of the Memo be :Mahal lo a direct steamer bY Itithfution: kw gibe 7414* e ; 01.... a sp. the &am ota A. blood and He cram only la the asp. fat tonaillation. I Ma ' r v 111642.04 to lbws 1,14,14 to ON. eali vs by ham - asyMdamoktt II Jo L lin C. Baker & Co.' 0111(14a oiin-Lxvicrt. OILI! Tan Mamma, prepared in the most ap proved lasanOt,llll4l bottled by to, bat received lb* met Coo of the sot dont& a<tbslledlal Pootroolos olRbll - bad &ambers, lobo tOcOmmood It so doporlor to buy other nom mabutoctonol.- COO. olllcoey Rod toloorbowto its • remedial Lu_cooto of . ooalsosiptio4 Gant, Broaehltia, Millar.; Chronic ithearor than, and ill Bendoloo. disown, tt lsaboocomou7 to oboolg —tboosondo of =dont phyobtbuta of Europa sad Anodes tooltigtootod Ito wooderbal moths proprodos 0t:opoloot only by JOILY 0, BUMS. it CO., Wboloodo Dort*by Dro N 0.164 Moth ddloto thMith.tt M th• etraluod Moot, T• thlbodtltblo. Bold F 1311111! . FOllll New Phr Ettore from Philadelphia LOUIS MILLER, Mtutufacturer of all Ids& of Ladles sad Gartlaseasea Pus, dleigh acid Ma rko Bak% dcalar to Bainoo Bober, ley da... hawk lad knell, LLHa LIS Wood auftt, above flub. Pan ressleid, chasaed and alined to the bad mama. Goal. suds to claw at &cat maim. An kinds of aldpidog tars bought. aeltaltads P. to *folio • laVeZ 7410 Rea Railing, Iran Vanilla, garotte Doors. 1111idowlhullen, Window Guards, te., Nee. frfisamt &nod art MI Third And, (II•twor•Irood tad Diatel,) PrITSIMOR. Mrs ca Mid • tillable for .11 po u on u A a r t t . k u r la te itten t y awl pata, doling Grave Low Jobbilsgdoa• at shorniotice. _ old ve.annvEn d PRMND, A.TTOR.2fICY'S AT LA.W •OLTCITQ ..z.....„ ja• COIABOURV. No. 11. i Moe*. Thiturria, ha. MrCollections . .E.A• ha 41137 Pon of Northern rell, az Wedgian ek. Will a 1. ., to lb pordworaed Ws of ;WI Goa., ob. tOloloo MOO O / oo •na....1 Lon casu .etaydro 1111111011 DM,Lam.. 110B11180N, MINIS k MILLERS, TODNDIERS AND EACIIIINISTS, - WILIBIZINGTON WORKS. Pittsburgh, P•nna Ofley Nooll Earkat men. • lianotockaro all Wads of Stowe Enictooo end SIM Ilseblo- Outiop, Railroad Work. kW= Dolton and Shoot Imo Work. Jobbing ad Itopairtog &moon short soda. torkklydlo M.. E. GIF.T.I.Z. MOP-41C, Diusmixtr, Extracts Tooth without pain, by an Erma n WNW AnainAbeile send applied to the teeth end awns only. Teeth from ego tofaU.w. Wonted on the mhos metellie teem at oho lateete teeth on Mire ftnedniel 4kie with oenttonone sank, ertiki la beauty, ehralthen end durability cannot WI to Oar. QUI wwl stmt.. sped. MOM. 113.00 ks No. 61 fourth etnet, below gasket, (wand 46+7,1POUltmmili. JeLlydlb rearm, FUSSELL a CO., SUrranormu ON Cooking. Parlor and Beating STOVES, Gr•t•s, Pronto', Fenders, eto., Aziliaauanannof the 0.146nad CAPITA'. COCKENGi NO. 535 LINSUIPY ITIASET. ktielnik PIIMBIIIIOII, PA. C=4 EMBRON & CO., 1111111:171018WS 07 Cooking. Parlor nnd Heating STOVEII3,-, - Grits Fronts, !tendon, Cooking Hauges, ke. 194 Liberty lit, Pittsburgh, Pa. a - 0. 11. ANDIGIIIIO7/1 Nei. 181 Liberty Street. Pittstrxrgh, iiialißMENiiil PATENT AND ENAMELED LEATHER, Shoe LestLer, RpMr, Morocco, French and Coritry Skint, Sole Leather, Carriage Oilcloths. Acc All of whkb wIU b tutWbedattbe lowest Cub Yd... otdkitY FOREIGN EXCHANGE. 'SIGHT BILLS DRAWN BY DIIIIIC&111, 111111111IIAN & ON TUN UNION JUNK, LONDON, IN DUMB Or ONE 'POUND SPERLING AND UPWARDS. Also, Dins oa thd principal tithe sad towns of Prance, ishOom, RoUtsd, °lawny, Rtmda and other impose States, coutudly m hand and far tr urr oo Soak — Z l it l oL L s IV 1 V a . "8 !ad. 1, PriTBI3I37WEI tsam raCTORI D. C. tEICRBST., Cerise: LlyNkrty aid pima Stems ttt ivirsaußem PA, lifiumfactursi rof kinds of light Bag s p oatabk for, 0.'04 Flour. Waal, Ihielortnet, l U, Husia,ssid Grams' lasey printed In Mt . aigd*RlVlta• &Aria to A cOaatantinpi?li damages" Imp op bud, and arum AlriPrloss sitaw at PAP IA U. WAD. All =Pt lalqAl • errovin Worms. AriII'Z'ANDDR auuronoran AND Min 111111:11 VARIANT Or COODING; PARLOR AND DEATIND ATOTE. Mein and Panay Orate .Fronts, &c., wanuouza tuaD Ryan. P° 11 . 67 11140"11 Alm two squaw aarthaaat at Offioe Li c r i" tittr: rt. . mralythb Ng WolialitotPitlishisrl 13:102ifFLY S..OOLZJNE4 ' Porwrardlng and Comsokmdon :110terchaut, AND WHOLIBLIII DILLIMILS Crilease l / 2 Butter. Beedlo„ Ptah. RAM ROAR - avnui FoaceAsy. 'Joimpla Dthinirrth.:—.• IndirelL, (ammo to /Wen- Aght POO - BAIL ROAD BMUS, OIIAIIIB END BOAT srixEs. - • nirisiimiati . pastri: • • DA.WICS & OVULICY nowie,lipa and °maim/vital Palatavir, , D Whits Leads:l42in* Pedni. sll otNintr;Oila, Taidatisa,Winipnrl:Thi.; 11loalits41• 6 =ittie _mous 414. - • . $l,OOO USW for;anpiledicine PIA i .ouraarreroxlMlLe.YaatoOM, 64 calf Issalma. Ilessilysoratillbr Altheisrenssi 1401114114 :AiOso Mats Di Mt yr Issekltsrallyk &Vila SRN throat, aim, Cbiltraced Cods OM ~TAG Iha OW re :10114.1.11Ndianghril gat Ida spattbrliat 4,11. R t Tip ken Asceti , Ot how Oft enrclailin,_AnfrOltviti4 ciekwi.lo6 waidatiacteisiti. calm 4140.116141. 111.311111011* 41ZtIV.1 WitZTAMMLINUEC:-, CO a 1! Coal I- .:4bort Ray-,- .kareo - story Dwelling .. . TILE subscriber has the fullowirig•detiCribed 't E:b...is n '"'"i4 irth & t ic... (3 .tUb l NeTr i' rick ip faaL l n property, ebtch he will lease for three year.. atom. manure Itcel Attached. This boom is applied with hat 1 blis terms, otwlll sell the same ten lo w. . - mid coil water , j both, gas, de, .11 Wag In a, touted loos ' The rrcratty ceradreicoAL BANNS: With eeiit - 11.1.. ' tion i s admiral, y adapted to ' tha' Cants oft professional, dtwil saws of land belonging theist.. A , ,,saineble Wm a min . and will he rented Air • term of years to, • good tot:k -g:lo*qt' On which all the don'ts,' such la poi. de.. hmi ant_ per forth, particulars enquire of • , born ratted eierrimy for ell the employed; aboutBIXTERN : milt . ALEXANDER SING. • LIGUSS3 ONE -.LARGE_ MAMA ,DW ELLIaI3,, FOUR . T -- -4- __ Boons, mixer cent.sur.ww. bell, ~ d- p ui 'sew. ' 0 LET. T —A large-well furnished dwelling dining room. GROUNDS BEAUTIPULLTIA ID OUT A N D. withal! toodore Improremonts—fur relit low toe seed PLANTED IN .RGETIBBERTr LARGE, STORE DOUSE tenant tell IIITCUCOCE, ItcCREART A CO. elmated onnitain road, tit - which, twenty thoniand , dollars word:, of good. cm be Gold In 1 jogr, it a pßog IT 01 , 1” E HUNDRED PER CENT, The farm has two Dasiti.gs and Wain Hale. Time fa • complete 'BOAT TAU% with lumber on hand;►43III3IIT.MII.L" that takes In toll endeith to mile ply all thencoployed with bread sniff; S completa order, that has earised . „ and tan do It isaim.Three Thomand Dollars elsatmortey,►year. The - Grist Mill and SAW 5611 is AIM BY SUM; engine, bonnet awl ell In or. der. There area[ largo Chilwand no large Chan Cldia, from 50 to LSO feet long Freight 'oat. Too Maley TaW Coal ill tools, inch a. Carpenters, Hiatt, cud Akfchtrisrlhe hand. The Snake are located lei' feet abate the triter The vain of Ooal Is from 7% YR= TO 8 VCR?, nod according to the Stele Geologiat ts aa nu. CENT. CM: it end 1 POR CAST. AMPS, making it rgcal to the beet Cal that rooms tothe Oncitinsti market. The Tip., are and Machinery 5,* rosining all template: two large pools of irate; enable (Ideating all the boats that can be got ready to front Of the =Mew depth of water now in pool. from 5 to 10 leer. Located 235 miles from the Cincinnati market. All the Coal can be sold Main 75 mike of the Cants for 7% cents, and can be mina ettirms I to 2% oats " per tineWrand paid in bacrchantlite. • Any person di:mating to lease or purolunte the above prop erty, will address the subscriber; or any person debiting to make himself acquainted with all the adtantagra, Sc., wllt be promptly answered. by addressing J. H. LAWS, NO. 50 Main striwt, Box OM, olineinnatl, Ohio. NOTICE.—In pursuattat of thc provisions of an ordinance olOousoU. , pined. nevelt 31, 1867, concerning streets, thaßeeoratug Regulator hereby, glees notice that be Mut weeleed on the property of '• • VflPAtm • f 15 61 Retry of Jobn W. 15 64 Heirs of J. B. Hogg 100 81 Being their ebereof the enat end stoma of ceding end paving Option Alley between Careen and dllegeeny eve: Sept. 25 ,10 6 8 —oellntd /1. E. 11 . 601916, Use. Reg. - ETON. JOSHUA R. GIDDINGS' NEW 1111 11001 C, The Sullen of Florkle. ja,oo; Alexander on Goepel, by Hark, $1,25, Select Dlvoorerke, by Mooed, Xrummeck er, au, CA; The New York Pulpit in the Revival of 1858, $l,OO, Ivarrativeeof Remarkable Conventions , and Revival Inci dent= Introduction by Beecher, The Oh.orch blemorial, or Rand tl wear.* of the Amebae sod kleociete Reformed Chnithee before Utak anion us the United Pre•biiiiian•Chtrell'of North 'Medici, $l.OO. ocit . WII. e. RINTOOLo 20 lit.Clelr it. F ISH -250 bbla. new No. 3 Mackerel; 10 do ' do - do 2 do : '23 ht do If do 1 2 001k i rb ' bie. tkil ' irldt.;; l f o els; • 60 bbl. do do do 60 do take Tried; 25 hl bbla do dd : 1 1 1 1 wailed end for ado by J. B. CA NPIELif k CO. PURE CATAWBA have this do iroesinsi • largo .opply of pure (Waldo.% WIG.. A1..,A1e0,e supply. or pare Ottani= Brandy. Tbs., Visiting either of the above con procure a gelatine article at JOS. ammo's, oat Corner IMeenond and Market etreele. CITRATE MAGNESIA.—A fresh supply of thli valuable Inedlelea In auletlde and In the dry state oonsfautly on hand et • .104. all Oureerl/lereorl and Starlet atv.. I►IMAOKEOWN & FINLEY are Agents for 15.1. Thay.ri f iladd and Solid Extract.. The trade sap• Edted at ontualdttureno prices. • cal COD LIVER OIL.—A large invoice of Ruhton'm read rat wad inmate fq . 31ACHRWS k /INLET, 167 Libel ty at. BL00)181 BLOOMS! !,-28 tons No. 1 Cold Dlut, for saleby lIITCIICOCK,ItoODEDAYA 00., Doll 172 Beam& PL.& 161 VroalL POTATOES. -300 bus best Neskunnoeks, to arrtye Ms day .d for axle to dealers by ITITCIIO4CIE.II aCELEETIY Dell 1= Second Ar, 4151 Front. FRESH BUTTER-1,000 lbs. fresh roll Batter reefed and for sole at IBS Liberty IL RIDDLE, 'META k CO. SWEET POTATOES-140 bus. Jersey Po kJ Waco received end for We et `tn. 105 Liberty et. cell RIDDLE, WIRES • 00. CIIEESE.-200 bxe. prime -Cream Cheese to store and tor We at 185 Liberty O. 0c7.1 ItTOOLIS. WIRTA CO. COPPERAS. -100 bbls. ter sale hp O.A. TATINEAToCK a Co., ocll earner Wood ood First green DAY RUM-200 galls. for sale by r¢ll B. A. TAILNESTOCII A CO. A MERICAN OCHRE-40 bble. for sale by Jon. all 8.1 FaIINCSTOCK CO. POTATOES-100 bus. prime Neshannocks netyred and Ibr sato 1.7 S. B. CANFIELD a Co.. OEM EN 'l*-50 bbls. 'Sandusky Hydraulic' • superior mild& for rat& by J. IL CANFIELD & Vie . x V 414 To fiIIIMPI.A.24 - 68-1911911 MADI Dgit S TEINWAY NS, .ir. w — sr o Who haTO 'NEVER PAIIID to ECCRiVe A PRIZE MEDAL whererer they hige exhibited their crritIVALUD PIANOS. AMONG TRU MORE RECANT ONE 3 ARMI Metrogmlltan Pair,l3s3,Waelcdmiton, C.,rieoGeld Mtdal. I.lltue,Cryrtoll Valacs,N.Y.. lies; I Gild Mill. Maryls..lll.l....l.lttetince Vme....—tielgt Medal. American Inetimm,Crymel Palace......lSA& Mmial. Kentackyatate Pair, ..... Maryland Institute, Baltlaom 18 , 57,.....G01d Medal. NONCE. USW. ClootodUss •as Magical I tutramerde st the Asamcm• lasitate, Nov Yak, as aborts, was composed of WM. MASON, WOLLINERUPT. Gottschalk and Wm. num being time greeted and mat dittiastitisheS yarr.c.sa Pianists, sad Wolk ObliSIA the most cakbratsd.Ossepaser for the rum.° Forte In the Utdlsd States. It We tlvallasetfect that WM. MASON, of &mon, too of min e nelthratal em . Lol hlaeort, va luab le anther of the ca barn, ittel ny other churcb mask boots, um and recereatied-r eselesirely the Steinway Planes at the 'Chia Bain LN MIS COUNTRY. We twits the attentlen of purehaaeri blow hall stock of STEINWAY PIANOS, FITLI. GRAND PIANOS, PUREE STRINOND !nun GRAND PIANOS, A um improvement, which =abides the advantage. of the Greed and the hothiontal Pima, beetle the Wham of toneof tf# femme and the beauty And elegeme of the tatter. A 1.., the Overttring Square or horizontal Piano Of mry atyta and price, from V5O to 0,000. . . 1121.N0M1. can haroan Ides of the perfeMloa to whtch the nancelorte hmt boat brought until ha hu thew unequalled Instrumento. Yoruba by U. SIEBER, & BRO., Na. 63 Fin atreat, Hole Arrant. for dielniray's Maas, torPlitaborgh acid Wea• era Prone. N.ll —They erill to sold at New Turk radial p c ta ,..4 7d learrantedforfiat years. IL 1.. PAIINIOITOVEL 4 CO., NirEcor.a.s.ax-an' DRIIGGISTS. No. 60, corner Wood and Fourth Ste., P trursn naafi, PA„ DEALERS IN PODIUM( AND DONESTIO DRUMS, MEDICINES • AND CHEMI- CALS, PAINTS, OILS, DIM 5T117114 'SPIRES. SLABS WARS of all dascalptiowi. PATENT MEDIVINES And everything appertaiang to the pray , . BM intr. Those In'eraut of Pas and Clem hob Artbass, will do well to glee us • all. We guarantee' to sell es lot se ow he bought to tide or other Itkattet., sod wurraot. everythhng . to give sittstaellooL o ze We swathe Bole riateni d w il y BloOltfookursii of • ll'. I:7A El if/Ind/VGA DR. N. A. WILSON'S - • Tonic, Colborne and ►utl.Dylp.ptlo - - The best core for worms, either In oblidres or additi; seer offered to tits public Is undoubtedly the Tertalfalm;pripar. let by It:t.. ffehmetock. Thirty years experience to this clue of medicine hal gITPII a .ore. anaranues that this Bel article marl _way worthy . of conedence: •Al a tars for womb it dams to be smorreaffed. and ail • merebantatde article It ht prepared mid add as 8.1.. liihntstortee end no other, as the proprixton do not erbdt to hays It couloanded • with any other ankle of Tertian,' sow to the pubs._ - • lifflloollll „PILL! dare had a mots load ezietence for arm Sweaty pare, uusuppottelt7 14 ' 1 . 111 .10A .4 kw,' and held et double the prim of what they are now mid .4, yet with all Uwe (limb's:daps wherever mod they hare in no Instance tailed to reader Wm utiamt, webbed:4i to perkosulag all the requirements oda billioride family Malt ciao, and sa each &a recommended by some of the 11101 worthy and reepoiselble citizens of they toad. Rem for item what Oa Wm. Ifoptimi, it,f Washington, Pa.,:sayrn • Wastirsoems, January 8, Md. we, R./. Wits" Pittsburg/4i larre been Wad your doll Dyspeptio rhea oeciabri reipWrid, far Maui year., sad cam tinithfully mythat If have serer band dal midlcine egmat to ebb In Pillerbts• ma from affections of the stomach and brads {heyl hate never Wdled to rollers foil from hisedsclie, and ham Wrap left say beim to %better emaditlas than - they bandit: I mut oonfideutly commend your pills as • mte sad highly valuable medicine., • TOnn. respectfully, •. • WILLIAM - liffiff EMS.. • THE MOST USEFUL BOOK OFTGrE AGE -AUT , • NBW B ] OS BY - A POPULAII HOR. THE AMER WAN FAMILY FETHICIAM: DOMESTIC GUIDE TO HEALTH, BY JOHN $0.:101= Thu tb•MCIt 11 .°NaibandlallbaSeD wOrky4t oturea to the public byths dletlftrolettet'otithot, Proliose‘e and Practillooeforbeee nem It thiteeelt of may pima of 'fationt Frlbedia sad4lll4l) , ths and tau Win the Takata imponemaestain the prettiest! reollelue op to the roma day; frltt uto sconcise and .1 etelligible, style, eo es to be tsidLlJ iuristrtood - by .Beth iireksdattal The Introductkm to this work Contains . * Tellezie and Wl` pedant lestractione for the watiOtkrcli ur. ihielth aad keg lib by hysiesteal nod dietethateeeitioiee....- m. L. of battik, iheciusee, sxmptoms • isuf treiti.ut of ever, knoirudinias• M um/ up 1,4614:. lets compeer of life and eicega be fa lW Mori Orrery family. • Qbeela ft , r6oe yea ma. • - ' It Is ailusively .!" I . I UNT:.:&,7IOs : TER;'- 4 . ': - ; 11. 80. Aikie. fig wauggP.gin.i., itinnakioliliA Fifth-Stree_l_ airCIAIiVALSBUIS Virg.lll.CD.r 0c.9 •. • • BUGS— .• - - 0.0 p.c05.4 aes - x.iit.644 Hualsodli t DIEM. Mai!.•••-i j7oSuL D 7 a n iveK co., Weal sad lth snub. Mat. Sot *alt. FOR SALE-190 acrea of land an the But ler Plank inead, h mile from tho Otaio IlSomm cie3red;tedmet. welt tlmbe.md, well mitered, twit urchorde. good (tome hmtm 'rah 4 ragas ou the flrotlfloor. welt D. LAM ood papeied; leg kitchen with room •stgivet INC Nan tiod otablo. Mil be lieldiow. Apply to °M-R. BUNN, Soutbeide of lidb ot, td dour west of the Dlemorek.All•- ghee,' aty. • aci "VAMILIIIORSE FOlt SALE :—A hand year. old: • oator uddertLenddie and [coital . It, Waimea - Ls por&city oaf • fora lady or child to ride or drive; *ill not scar*, at the locomottio, military or .07 c i ty .rdimenk, will ataod without 'Wag bitclrod, sod warraattd *rfartly *mod; to he ad for *vat of as. lidquiro t the Stove warthotwi se { CRABICO, 131 Wood et. onto Lana for Bale 'FITE subiieriber offors for I sale Hendon ten, towesnip 42. range 10 Shark county, Otiio, commonly knoion "Slowmanl Section.. containing 640 .one.. II ia situated throe Mile* wing Of .Mamillon, on the , State good leading to Wooster, mid 'within about two mike of tbe Pima. burgh, Ft. Wayne bed Chicago . Railroad. The south, east and north-oaalnuertori nal!, partly . claattid Mid impcoved— the retneholorl la covered with supetior litokr—and the whole la well watered by . springy's:A running etznarea— Thicarotam la! =adored tho Suet body of laud la the antoty. It 41 ho oold t0011014.4 . 0r lu inautcre to rust purchaser.. To those who doeire to Insoot in reel estate a Jotter opportunity Is curtly offered, ocWhdaortiT j , .1. O. 7117TEITZEIL, No. W. Pitubmit. FOR SALE ,OR LEASE, a fot, on Fourth etreet,betWeen Sinlthbeltland Cherry , Alley, 100 feet Tot by SS devil: • , A Lot on Thiid greet, near thalthlield, 40 feet front by SS feet • .. • Staradeep. Warm—The square bounded by - flutter, Wilkins and Carroll strtwta and Sprat. alley, 61 Gat front by 120 dimity nearly °prate to Pennock *Kart's Fritunky. _ The wittere traded by Resallman, Ittakinh and Carrot street. and Fp es alley, NI feet front by 120 deep, " Or Allefibeity, Craton and Rutter itreete;adjolnlng the Allegheny Valley Railroad Station, forty contignorut Loll, each 24 feet front by 120 feet deep. Eight scree of ground in Reeerre township, pert of out Lot 120, between the New Brighton woad end 11111 dale Cern eery. hist). Lety In Allegheny City, Third Ward, betwan East lone and Cbeetnnt etroot. - . . . A Trait of Laud la Wealatorcland C0m:13 . 4ml tho PWia &lobla turnalko, 7 mikes from' Latrobe-715;mm In ealll. ration of rich trAtoto lacl—alM arras. - A Tract of Land mar [Aviator Woatmorolachl rawly, of 376 arr.. ITILLtiM M. DAHLLAKITON. mylealtf 156 Third street. adaavi. Smithfield. Valuable City. Property for Sale. frilAT very desirable lot on Water Street aad Redoubt Alley, :zest to Jobnlrviti k Boo; being tal Paton Water and Front streets, and 'Bodeen along the Alley. It will be told together or In lots of War 9t Fog amok. For terms,((bleh will be toads easy ae to-payment.) ap. ply to JOSEPH 8. =CU & CO, • terSupt Liberty Stree Pittsburgh. tiuninto abangro. CO-PARTNERSHEP NOTICE.—I have ibis day easoclared with Ina la the Plow Minawhir. lag badinage, J. C. BIDWELL, late of the booze of Dail k Speer. The et, le of Oath. will ho SPEER A BIDW ELL. Pittablergb, fept. T9lb, BUM J. A.SPEIR. lite of the firm of 1. 8.11.11 &Ppm% late of Hall A Oplfor. SPE.EII. & lUD WELL, Valley Forge Plow Works, .n.. 139 Liberty' Mrect. near MANUFACTURERS "of every variety of Plow., Plow Conflop, &c, of the moat opprovoo Pat- WV/ stiltablo for oTory land awl] ant I.lllr. • Their Itnprored Patent Iron Clentre;Patent Iron Cant niuwk s Iron Centre. ati•Soll;,l'atent end Centre Laren, Steel If ouldteetrd, Peecock, Neigar,Cotton and other Plow e nre 0001tatt0ID to giro entire eatlernotion to partho ere. both RS to quality and adeptetlon to ono. ilarOrdats ttroholicited. ocltlydl.tterT Co-Pattnerahlp. IIIAVE this day associated with me in the annoliselun, Produce and rrovision busluou D. 31.11aa non& The .13 In of the firm will be .1. 8. Canfield & Co. October let, 181.8.0c2 J. B. CAN/IMM. J. B. cdurrzirwo or. co., Oommlrelan £ Forwarding. Merchants, And Wbulessle Denten in WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE, PUTTER, LARD, POSH, BACON, FLOUR. IWO, Pot & Pearl Ashes, daleratue, Unread A Lard Oil, Dried nun and Produce generally. ' Nos. 141 and 143 Frani. Street, PITTdBURCIII,-PA TIISSOLUTI9N.—The co-partnership hers. _Li lbar...Wing under the sty to of T. Urns e Co, le God pay dissolved by mutual consent. All unsettled host. nose of sold Erin Nall be attended to by either or the parte ners, at theold stand. THOS LITTLE, Sr., THOS. LITTLE, Jr. MEM undersigned here this day formed a Copartnerahlp tor the transaction of the Wholesale Grocery, Yroshlon and Cruotalaelon business at No. 112 Second garret. TROS.LITTLE Sr., ppvirtrmrt'lmo Rept.=lmr 15,1X60. nos. LITTLE & TREMBLE, Av uoLE ALE G . 110 1 (4E1[9 AND ozei,.F.Ra Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Pruits,Onladt, Produce, 05,16 112 SEOJND Ert., PITTSBURG n. TOTIOE.—The Cii-Partnership of :BAG- .1.1 LEY, ODSCIIIAVE k W. eapins! by limitation,. the Ilbstlytetort. Tbe'butinees vitt be continued by WILLIAM BAO ALZY, at 18 .d WI Wood anted. who will settle op the but.n of the late am. W. DAGALEY, ' JOUN EL Ot)SCIRAVN Pittabatgb, July 24/I,lBM—jo24.der WILLIAM BAGALEY, WIMOIAMSA.L'EI CFNCOOEIR, Moo. IEI and 20 Wood Street, FIRST PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES, REDUCED IN PRICE SO. AS TO . IttRIET,THESPIIIO.IO WANTS =Ls= a arzzaorra SEWING MACIELLNES 11AVE. BEEN REDUCED IN PRICE SO that all may now pnroh-a844 _The Zudgei of die late Staterair said that WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES "ARE BESTFORALL iP4I,MILYPURPBSES, And they aro now within' the roach of' air, LIST Of RIDUCRD PRICES. hiediuni 'Machine, table,...s 75 Q 0 . . .Do do - • half case panel: 80 00 , .Do , do ado do Web !Lilt oiMatiogirLy; • .Izat ea* %ding or , . 100 00 do- Volk Case, Itorsewooct 115 00 ;100 00 Do do Do Now Style Machina. The liachineee-theit - tookthe Preedpn et the State amfoisale4the above rata AX.I.XXLIL - *MUD, Agent, J"Loa,klignl-13Tngitr. 1 oFc , ~ 5 " /Inb: " 'i-Caf P ar.vlo..4:lo . • k. liVAN•Fmtexo! - ' - froth thi x s t. t ft atenk nAltia-juio retuned ats wilected We feat weetweet otNerweee sod nowt %moat.= th. th...ahaiu,,,,,,Arth• Isms Prwec (Inc Ada. owageheeibriewrlNW I.4ww =r t .. it.tud, Threw,. Yer ma r m =l,Wegi IV" Nerpeihs rbeip.LlNt sad Ras NentalN Limn and mod /to Ow& ',Ow Moat= and Wien Cesteeb , Table Led Mee Ceeerw Tette& Velvet, Ow ewe wee 4/Wek4ll4welle Ilweee year Dom Nang now og Pala; AweiN tO StOt beei New - Itaglaed std New' York ewerdeetwwq T.1,l ea Clotho beesultel Neel eopeor,ltaiewood, Walnut' ed trey 01 CU* atom UK Near sad Crewe Nolisatt,,foMedowacialier, Gold Ike-deed TM Or:mho - saw WO VON Eletialin 10,0 wrias ago alieensbccia soft, oo& 11104 , 010 winiat irstelliti &rd . alp thaw 0:4414 _ ... .CI,INEENG WANTED Oitsh• - will b0:844 OlortaCcropiatt.WKL - Nal Ws 60 • :i.;.,l3l,l.eidworiabspsi4•47..,- DAYrialMir4l.s.,:'. '• aes Itorri7 saa/lamf : 1' • ' aasonahlg.,, ,uTrzwk,44.lbe;:f.fredi.'Alibl :lino rk."- . , . . 111A 0 0 1 4tElr.40jibIN-:tit , 1..4 jfa1ii,146,1114004110,==1.!. 'h!!446NP•al*o!s44°.--.4tr-thr..t.lralWa • 6.4 ,- ,...V... - 4 , ..3,...-efts, , , , ,k7lllit . .., ...._ ; . ... $r.,14 'aGEI V .P- ...itipimlriat4in.4oooll,4l4 • ~,. , .40#all • 7--- .4.attaiimef- m ,.. t vi4 004,-, #14 , f"..,MM 7 . 11 ' '' -. .f .- :rv: . ..... ,,,,0 = 4 .m10rm....:-.... ,,, ...,_ , -,..,..,_.- ,--.--„,-._-:,,,,,,,,-,,_::..---;: -!,..,:„...., ... --...., .-.-., .-.,.......i.,•uzx,....,--;,.g.,,k4,-.-tiv-4,4,--:;.:44,44.4-w.h.-Aaoo.---.4k°,'39-0-- ' Astius to.F uts . r . WA D ; A1u m:n ...41 0 under *Om, Ocauslitteue. %auraltrailos, cut be id daily at their 9tat *air oaken • cDmalt .7o/31.1ELMIRT/8, a oako. ~ comi souk. &&8080ZaaxN rocolltrt. T'PLANK ROAD ELlgtion, , ,, Ti e , -.Ataryll F,lectioti °lilts "Stir MO V0nier.g..,,,,6,. FM,* 11.0 Campor t yr •iil be beide t the ankeiniriuk wo . ker, lo the Third ward. CAT of. inkegtleolet MONDAY, he Lt d.y or Homan? nerte.netweeee latannt 11 , o'clock 11. acid P.11I„ at which one- ilv.num; it,, Directors ill Le charm , according to 10w,,,b4 m dt. other officers Its to ey be domed naceerary. . WATSON, Jr„h.„4., UNIOS PRATER hinnscs.--Altese num.: logs gdp Wad d.Ol 'lol the 'ltiantut d dm 'tt..4. Melee Chttatian Artortatlonott 131. A. M., and 5 P.M.. corstfortivg. 101 Ihrrofametts of as hoar. '.4ll . llmous ars coediallyizifted Mimi. • Ladlr•• ue atoettmindeir 41144 tad to ba vivant.- Mu forfira iftioloager. UTANTED.—A steady industeions pair taw, to drive dray and work to atom Sustain; 0e.5" , 11. ZINO, No. so, "WANTED—Ta. purchase a small NM' of froM 30 - to SOsorto of pod boor with goat or• chord aod other Improorolonto within from 3 to 6 Aneowayeitr..Terms.euh. 'Eva, to 0 E0.1V:.B1/1114 South Woof Ohio et, Itgloot you of th e Mamma, alleiboi, W ANT.ED.-25 (A) Bush. IVheat, 0.000 t Oat& sel W , urroficms, WORBERT a ott, 122 Sewed and 15111 rat 8111. NXTAISTED—Th o highest, market prise V Tlaid for Beeswax by B. L TaIINESSOOK tO, so3l No. CO, coml. Wob4 sad Voutbro: • - - - ----- WOOL WANUD.—The highest market pd. paid for Wool, Iy9, 1111IIIIADOLL A COy, ' Jed& 1 , /,VAN Llberty etrea OOLI WOOl4-100,0001b4.-Woolwant -. Vea bighelit_sell . 3_ ,11 . rkell by- .• 11 7eficoulE, weastitY k tat 1M and IEI Pratt Je2tAklrtfT WANTED 1-10,000 bus Rye, for which - the highest Wolcott &Pk. will be Om, - LtECEI & nOTCBINSON, .11 - • 110.110 24 .4 1t.5 /3burational. Hewickley Academy,- • ACLASSICAL AND COBLUERCIAL Warding &boa for Boys, 12 idiot from 8. TIIAVALII, A. M., Principe lL The Thirty-Third Smith pxotaarAa oa 2/INDAT, November Lit, /829.. ; -. Per area.n and other particulars, enquire of •Meesre... John Irwin *Boss, V/ Water street, or iftfearn.T. U. Nelda Co, 157 Liberty street, or of the Prlncipil„ Sewickley.. 'Me P. 0., Allegheny county, PA. • 0r41: 4 2•114*.T • • • Steubenville Pernalejilletninety.. THE WlNTERSESSlONotthislnstittition toil comment.= the mum MONDAY Of NOYES DBB- for Rev. O. C. Bdy EATTY; D. D.. tiaperintredrer. - oollirtIP! Or, Prot. A. IL REID, Medea.: Penn Institute, OORIfER of Penn and Hancock otreete.:--- The =nine term Ida commit:mos on TUTSDAT; Elaf last. limited number of pupils maj obtain. adminion. Tama for Tuition and Stationery, per • $22 oreeion of tirerdy two weeks . =mat . Prinapid. auction Salo P. M. ..1134 , 1;17.115, Anottcrneer. Cbauserdal Bak. Aooma. ara outi. stmt. VI T LIIABLE STOCK 'A BONDS' AT HO TION.:--On Thursday eranliup OcL 14th, at 7 o'clock. at the Oommertial Pak* Itoosor, No. nrth street, sold: • 7 chores PittabT s 'il . . Gss Company Rack. • la Bridge Co. do Iv do P., Ft. W. k 0.0.8. R. Co. do • 1 Baran per root. Mortgage ooustrotion .Brooch ae) ; ; • P. /I.DAVIB,Auct. B RICK I)WELLING 11011,SES & LOTS fx the Eighth Ward at Auction:- - -On Shur day vienlng,l", oat. Ibb, at 7 o'clock, at the conanserclal eake roomy, Ea fifth atiect, ald Le mob; . ' '' ' • •• • • • ; That large sad valuable lot of frontal hiving stfiront of .- 72 feet on Penna. avenue, (near Marlon sb,) - and extending back L feat to an alloy 24 feet wide, old Which Is erected taro brick dwelling. two auniaehlgh, mud other bananas. - One lot of ground at the Corner of alnico and Locate havinits front of Vl bet on Marlon at. and extruding back along _faint at. 103 feet Itt4 lathe*:en width is erected F two brick teoatoeuts. Title letlitputable . Tine, mkt. acb• :. P. K.DlVlB,..kuct. 'Q.TOCK P., Fr: W. & kj aux; to lota to gull pardwors, by k . &pi ' P. IL DAVIS, Awl.. Nu.; Sl fifth ' AU8TIN100)118 & CO:, lierchanti'lichugio, -• QTOCK BALES BY AUSTIN-LOOMBALfs Li CO., AT TIEN MROITANTS' SISCUANOT...InikYI TILUMDAY Sridge, Imornioal And' Coger Stock, Boud and Rad Mat: lad At pot* Wei • AMIN LOOMIS r Naas, Draft. sad Lomas - qm Beal Mate nerattod ott4 ; nasonable torsos by _AMIN 7003113 & C 0... .en Stool • Note Broken. AS Stove Foundry and Plough Maandastetry situated Its the most ilourlakiaj i rart o the oil tip b crillt i Doti * offer ea, to partied haring the mew of inse•itUing tined bar Imes alroady establish. d. • - • • On account of the declining health ofoar arefoiparfners, we of. for nolo oar. Hough .31anurscrory• and ilt/n0 rOUTi• the 61111r0.1trt'i/Voo' and Good 0011 - ti. " 3 1 61; g. iity•aineg t = b gbe nowi tahlielted-and the_ heti and eatablishment known thlhiltontalt menu of unlry trading with this • place. SLlnrds fa the best voted to the United States for the manufacture and eels of odhatoves and Plough. It has an nelitotted nwaltatibt both. Ths groat/di* stdateleut to extend the works tea 11ay &aired extent. It is situated In the not domisithig and opidly advancing put of the city, and within three mauve - f the Iron Mountain Railroad: • , , : , WO will all the whole concern. complete c o y, etanda or we wilt I( desired, sell de Plough lieclitany, . tares, to soperately,• and well the tenuity, AlseSitety, Panama, Toole, Itlette. Foliate Dearle, to, by tbesindue, end next the ground and buildings to the ,purcbeeen.. /or, finder Information addren D. AL ,lIITCHCOOR 00, . ec't3ted • Ittsbtargh please Papas PI artery. -- - L I A T, SHADE, ORNAMENT_LIft TRANS AND 1311111113% thew -• Pleats, Brew, &a, As. 10,000 Dam Mae reargreem, from 0 to T feet lugrosay varieties, which wlll bs sold at reduced vim,- to run the times. • SOO,OOO or oPiriwde of EssoNesits, from 10 Wass Ist s• - high, offend by 'dolmas or retail: •. • • • . , Tressi,6,oXt Chart: large aim, embracing ten sholos - vatoe4" • ' • •-•`' • gooo peach Pess, WWI maziotles' Afro. APO!. aa ,:n 4. rees, • T 121 raps Plum, tlonsprackles, Sass, - At our do* of Nvergrodna sod Bbrubbes7 Is eery hiegi,l - who moires larplonount of the same mar bs•wz Letters to our ad •through :Miklos Post Mee, neer . Pittsburgh, FA, will nordrelamitedtate attention. • Orders ean be lett at. our' stead ou•blarse4 dayi;ta the Diamond Nub& Also, as the sters'oflohmtoit, Dams No.lllllmlthtleht st, opposite the Post OM* Pltte burgh. fslerT--seNaPhr Pref. d•J AIL IIIIRDOCLi PITTSBURGH. QIINDRIES- 80) by Iktr to prima Rh, golhog 0 boxes ells and 104 Tobacoc% 50 Rib pri N. m% cooperap„ N. 0-Meleager, .87 table tied., Byrogr, 00 bbli 1.1 Syrofr, 70. 10.., h1 chaste Y. 11. arallllick T do eat bOb 3 tap O ars i shrToppen n'2o big* 1- • 50 bble 0 Tar largo bblig bbl.. Plteb 10 bolo gpteTcdpentiolg 25tleroes ; ' 280 big sated .We cite and country Glyn •, 400 ream timed elres.irrapplog Paper; . 60 baste .1. J. Modal' Starch, Together with • general soortment of Goxerta 0.4 burgh manufactured articleifit storeCtiod br eat•by ocB WATT t NINON, No. 209 Monty ot. NETT STOCK!. STOOKI cAnvirrp; OIL arpitta, mamma .s, At, POURTIT' sriLer2. - 04RPET W. b. k u. bromunkt Respedrolly htvi to the attiontion of 'amigo iridttog lar, and their =tamer! genandly, to s largo and Wild ararlseat, of CARP G 8; ----- roAtalseted by one of Ma gni oiavai the Wait, tonsAthig to part of igiLVET sod BBIJSAIIN, TEMA PLY,BIIPIND FINN and COMMON CARPETING& Alioi :Aifrg! tot of WINDOW =ADA% HAM :Ad ICATINBCF 'Ol AtDff., KINDS, OILVIOIIifi, STAID RODS,TADLE • DIANCi ,OOVIRA; k^ = • •••• , ofirtildt4e4of Nonuwol tof at Omits RedOced Rate . sfor , Oak:. • W. D. A 11. ADIALLVAI. ATLANTIO qTtVORAPii OABLE.—Wei tare Jost received I= the U. S Stem *taste irtagans, • huge quantity of ATLANTIO GAHM, we will cat to mall pleas sad must them ctther bni* sitter or gold, to snit purchasers. • Also • bolt lot althea' =AMES etoutioen matte WATOII3B, 1)111 •aut 'pea the 01BLI and the WATCII3II. ' • 'BECKZUAN kinuai.-, , • . • • Honey! Ropey!! - Ipneylll - •,' . . . JAISE MONTI:MTh, 177 'tuipait reftliva 1,100 Its of ,C;crter aea Esallatot • WHET, in slaw to nit fsialllea. • ' • - Also, • tarp knersaprcka-JEBSETSWYETPOTATCUSS sad Etta& Q"cilclliehannocli, al{ of *lda We far silos* ths karvic market rack SIIAWLSI , SHAW LSII: the the Impel stock and the wort inesolkoritesibis wrath. the Ahlo,' Cloak* sad Damao** . NOM Work, ha. ocl C. 11.875801# LAVlLTAlluketst. -ATEW STYLE DRESS SILK S Printed 1:11 01**,4.1144 rib De Mimeos sod errors *thee article neurdly round la• wen • acT C. lIIIVISON LAVA lie.lll4rket NirAeli BOARDS -25 doz. new etylaZinet• jest reed from Cinetamall end lariat* - vttoteede or orodir_el FLOC" TW , 4 1 .1 0 , 1 We7 and - Store, Feder"! mee. , s M . nits HIND NlOS—Fresh 'SmokedEel, - snob Smoked Sbsd ateilleasmakals.limitial twi n, Owe reed and for isle at EattllOWlqindly One* rydeell 'heaters, federal et-, Aneseeby:. e nit x , TERSEY SWEW POTATOES-40. bble ty pet melted and In adz at PHAROS'S Vaadly thee* ry and Toe Stem toderstatreet,SSeStetsT• 9SI TIRY PEE(IILES AND APPLES,,, 1000: AL) boa, Dry Neely% a9..tboxin ead.A , • witgori; for we oc7 ISAIAtt D B Ace. - • ,pOTASII, - -POTASIL—A - 3retrec. , tleiso . f cogingron.han4 at . • AURNIAM U NG isuperiorAkti de of Salving Raid coanaMlT ,biatil iuitfor ow- - SOS. FLEMING, liar. Dhmoo4 and l6vlKpay 'TN ADDITION to' our. mireadi, hate AcocA:„.., wears almoi t di ll y nothist oovAti.Tin Dry.. 01 . 2 90.4, Baslils,.elooks, eta -O. lIANBON-LOVII6- 'oct - - • 74 ` .,::`. '.TIMOTHY SEED WANTED-Thelu, ; market price facpah will be pal far akoku seed corner ilkerar oral liramtatriekt, Etta Mo.
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