ht Vittr3bittillt 6azette Tlar. iIAILEitaD giffEsrity.c..
• The Legislature is about to adjourn, and
alt it has done all the harm it can, and re
gistered all the edicts of the master, tie
Pennsylvania Railroad, the only meet the
public can feel in the matter that it •Itil
not adjourn long a g o .
In the early part of the session wethonalil
there win. some hope it might better
than its uredeeesp , .., a nd in that hop, we
nratid the pais. ge 11l a ge4l. , rid railroad
that the State might he etnaiiiiipated from
the thraldom of a vigantie rail rood inottip
imt haute a ppar.mt that a ll
111.pvs were vain, aail Ne gale up t he
S o m e r, with redttlity
perfectly childlike, have been 'hammering
away at the Legislature ecc r aiucr , t• pv..t
ing to Make as impression upon it; but we
fancy they have by this time learned that
it it .1 , :4 tisAile.i. en
MONDAY, A, 18664
FOR OOVERFOR: .
MAJ. CEN. JOHN W. CEARY,
Of CUMBERLAJID CO STY.
NOTICE TO ADYILIIITISERS
Not*. Is hereby (Men Wet hereafter all rns>•
Stafer advertisements received at this omen most be
aid for when banded in, except la the cm.
vnr;Y sAvertliters, whose Mile win be rendered
uerttriy, u ttenaL Adeditsere Xlll pie.. Male a
1 , 0 , e of this, as the rule 9r club payment+ for . 4 . 1.
vertisetneote or the diameter stated, will be leder-
I ble enforced.
The prior of on r oaf., f r Hlt XV. (ENTA al Lla
.mnraar or from nr....borr.sf carriers"
FIFTEEN CENT") Per
THE PIIF-MIiENT VETOED
)n Friday last th,• qemite performed 11
art that mill be memorable nfJ eonspicu
Otlb W Lhe tall 01 Litrieiu the an flak ot even
this most remarkable epoch nl our natiomi!
history tt pared the ('it it Rights Bill
over the veto ot the Pre , r l e nt M an y con .
.iilerat/one coupi re to make the transaction
illuetrinus
The Premident, alter a ••f artlb'
dissimulation, made up li. mind openly
betray the high trust repo... • bah %
the Republican panty. lie
principles and policy the . 1 .-i c w „„ . 1
manly deceie• of whiell u••ul, i ;,„.„
wituted his crown 6f glory with ,ostet ity, ,
took upon himself the gnat n•spoauihility
of attempting to turn hack the tide or
mighty events which has swept Over the
nation, carrying With it institutions inron
groans to the best civilization of the age:
and resolved to resent the unrepentant
rebel leader , in place , : of authority, where
they would not only be judgt, Upon their
own traitorous (-online!, but hays• the power
to Inflict humiliations and forfeiture,: no
the men through whose sacrifices, wisilt,t..
anti valor the Union was saved
These are .trong terms. but we speak
upon full reflection It i:. impos s ibl e
;Mop% the suggestion that the President,
upon fuller investigation, and under altered
tireualstiltices, has discovered good reasons ,
for changing his course. Br. Make:, no
melt pretensions. I In the contrary, with
a hardihood that would be deemed impossible if it was not demonstrated in tl;
sight of all men, he Insists he has not
ehanged; that he is too old to subject Irs
ideas or plans to review; and that they hat e
changed and become disunionist s and ;
tors whose sense of duty :cud sell resin.; t
pre vent them from following him.
Nor Is this all. Upon the Freedmen -
Bureau Bill and the Civil Rights Bill—th;
measures on which, so far, his antagonism
to Congress is more palpable and extreme
than on any others—he has been guilty oh
a duplicity that would be utterly disgrace
ful an individual in the management n 1
private 1,311001115, and with it i- all the
MOM reprehensible in a personage tllliag
Tin- highest ofiletain a great nation. Lea,l
- member- of both twos," or I ;Ingo
;:insulted freely with hint an to the prim I
pies and details of those 1,111..„ with A Vi,
to souring his co-operation. Offers were
distinctly MallP to modify the bills so a . to
Meet any objections Or scruples he might
entertain no rot himself satisfied a ith
the bills as they were; gave aSsuran; ; -
that he would approve theta; allowed then;
to 'nos lauds Houses under the impressMit
that he was comet* and then ;auto. ;co
with objections of so broad a character a
to render any measures impossible for
en.l; contemplated It is manifest io•
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, 1,11. e. of persimml 3,i11 I
iliet purposes which aiti- mit .
the uppreben , ime,,flllli . lly i•.,
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Coll2Tes, 1111, non• usSerted inn I
tamai and propel manner it, anthuro
the law•utakln_g la wer (1f the nation ft,.
biruadirthments And threateninas of .1.-•
President have been alike impotent and 111
effectual. Net or did representative ass. to
miss deport thentselves iu nobler roach
The 3 hiss vindicated the theory And pi A.
Lice of liberty regulated bt last
of people of the eotuatry a, In full • .
lathy with their proceedingar, and what, si r
may befall them, they may cone.
dently rely on full and sufficlent supis.Art
This is - not their quarrel with the P,. I
dent but the quarrel of the les, -
indignant ut the treachery nt •
tire the contemplated victims • ..
dent Las aroused a feeling of resistant,: to.
his aggressions which he cannot
and has inspired a distrust of hi-. ..tut..-toy
and uprightness which he ruunot eradi.ste
He ha, lost a rare opportunity, and incur
red a reproach whicirmany watrr• 1 , 1 1,1
wash out.
THE POW ER OF APPOI NT:RENT
The commiasions of most of the men ap
pointed to °Mee t l x President Inst. ,t.
have expired. They arc holding no et by
sutTerunre, and may either he 0-appointed
nr supereeded The Senate I• now in the
filth month of its session. and the bulk of
nomination, to Miler- arc purposely with
held. Hints are thrown out and intim..
lions given that the incumbent.: must either
adopt the Ideas of the President and be
come facile inatrutnerds in his hands or'
else give way to Judi ' , tennis who will .
By the plain terms of the Constiiiiiion
the appointing power is In the hands of
Are President, ronditioned upon "the advice
and loneent of the, Senate." The words
clearly imply that the President shall lake
the agiviee of the Senate before making
Imaginations, and that his nomination, shall
fall if the Senate shall refuse its assent: - In
other words, the power of appointing to
/ace is equally divided between the Presi
dent and Senate.
The delay of the President; his Ilmigsion
In seek 'lite advice and consent of the Sen
ate,— taken in conjunction with other indi
cations, point to the conclusion tit; he
means to an as if the public patronage wss
absolutely confided to his discretion. it he
.hull take this course he will find
ate squarely across his path, and nay !Intl
it much easier to displace the incumbents
than to get in such successors as w0111(1 suit
his wishes.
CONNECTICUT.
General unwise hag polled the tidiest
write ever polled in that State fur Governor .
The Republican vote for .evernl year,. p 551
for Goven,or hay I as follow.,
neltr lara. . 41,0a93 - -
. "" re,T 4 AN 0.4 - C 10.114.44, 1105 liven fornted in Calm
/MO
... . .MI,7II.IIIFCS ....... 44Ala aid in th e CaMPUIti , uatirlatiall ul the
President I.lslcoms polled only 44,8llttrade.
"fro d m i l , t ri V:a that might
The members pledge them.
Totes, in in the heaviest VOle ever ;stavesr•i; Vl ' U t h ' e al t 7 i , t 2
Dolled in the State, and (ten. itswtry has ; their extend power It. t They ' 'e ti ry lt nitnrtln
w i t hi n a F r a c tion of that vot e . Th e (net exertions On October 26th, 1K65 L , -4 a l n l c i l h a e r i i r .
that he has polled the full ILepultlit an vow., said to he meeting with enemas. The art.
of the State shows that titer, bv. north- sociation would meet with a'great deal of
ystteeagv If It cit hi t l i a l n d d i a n n drt.; th r, e v C , : t uta tt i , n ,, Gen•
tectiou from our ranks. His majority is
less than that. of )Ir. L-titeoLti heenuse the favdritis at Madrid to heeome
Copperheads, in their anxiety to defeat f 'heathers. The slave trade of Cuba would
soon die out if its
Mtn g , colonized voters. from New York by
I re
.dretiA In Nets Haven, Hartford, and we once w"inirawn' official encour a
lAYl9 "ement
r
t lie lint
other cities The Copperhead gain is all in
the large towns, and was attotnpliiht.d
through fraud only
In 1860, the Deruocrat Wade a aktillait
dead ..et to carry Conticetleut. t'internor
. 1
BOCRINORAM, in that gear, had but S6l i
majority But that effo exhausted than i
tot six years, as this last one will probably
also do.
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Every effort In obtain any legislation not
liked by the Pennsylvania ifieol has been
voted down, and every bill to promote the
intereitt ailed road and its el inuectious,
has been puttied. That is the• history of
I• whole session.
It is plain that if the iu•ople want o Grn.
eral IMilroad Law, they must maim it an
is:me in the nomination of candidate: for
the Legislature. That' 1111181 n o t only n
\ n that they want such :t law, blit then
nittio exact pledge, from their rtinditintrs,
:011ie security against ln•tra2.
The best pledge they ran hone, howm
in the character of those 111, , y nonunate for
that place. Let them see to it that men of
unquestionable ability and: integrity are
nominated—men whom t hey can trust front
bent trriast, n•ithout the athdow of a suspi
cion. When each men are sent to the Leg•
[Mature, bills will be 0 , 111 , 1111 1 11.11 311,1 m'ted
on, upon their merits', and not heron-
:s; r oT TO RE Be ZLT may be regarded
.called that the projecteLL new untik
railroad through l'ennsylvania Into re, l•iv
ed ils riniottnt for at least a consider:nth
period. The Miami, and Great Western
Company and the Pennsylvania
Company have ttome to terms with each
other. The Great Western Company lour
leaned the Philadelphia and Erie Road, mid
stipulate today a third rail for a narrow
track from a paint eleven mild We,t o;
Corry to ('ins innati, and es entually on to
the Inrtl.,l point to be reached by that
line. Until thin third rail shall b. i..oi
goods will lie trans—h t risdl at C ot ds
These stipulation , have been fora anted of
England list approN tai 11 rapnalisf
there interested in the Gnat
This give: them a new route o.Phiho lc
phis by the Catawissa and the Reading
road , , and by the Lehigh Valley and N.,
Jersey Central to New Soak.
T.B. Ralei g h .st...durd (Gov.
'-
paper,) Ecipi that the President's) , Palley :::
North Carolina lb a complete failure—Ono
tiltra,meeshiouhits now till eiery office in
the Slate, Iron the highest to the lowe,t •
and that the .eces,ion leaders are detetmin•
ed that the Union men er Le iwr
milted to govern Ihe Stat.• It adds
“The runs of re•a4w a rlu
clerkly arre,aed--the State 11. is been iet
To the point it ....mild,' w hr.' the wo r k w,
commenced, and no one can fort N4..4'wlmn
the work will Le romple.e.l The
eroriify of the Pre , ident hos been int!,
with, Mid the good lie de,ired to
people has been neutralized 1,3 thy, lead
rrs, who have le•en !tutu:tied the
love of money and ()Mee Hew lent.
O Le beton• they err
..linnl.l he, and math 1.11.011.11 their plme,
THY (1 , 1,190 liepo in glyinc :1,.•
lilt „r °Meer. Ow "N 0..., 0
- Th,• great fault ..1 th, t , ft;,.,
that it ciuitait, but thrt, r.t-tubvis
.. , 111e,kratt , t "ongrrsn Thim I- Bilerg . ctlwr
1,14) .wall a prt.lollloll I r.. ,11.
" , eretNiollif4. us Ilion Bradbury. 1 Viliard
Saukbury. August ti 4 11 . 0.1ve and
Jame. 11nzht., laki• np 1.1••• , t, tt i!
this dr , lit• it•nry
A e cpl.lll • t , ), I , i • i Ili Ito 1 Alia Vt t i'n
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ii.A, If 1,. v A.*, '., •I.•-• I'll.' the Inland pit /ATI. to o. .1. ~,, . .1 in oo . upon ihe Ailed/re.,
Tit. "" ' i "" ali R "V"' " P r"°..""...' t ulia ill 8, Mori, i... lie -11-tHel ..All 11. ' v. 1 1" I ‘ .. ' rnn, ../ . P° . "..' . ' • `.nioLn) . ! ,, °a% ..,
what Niii'' Di'laris r m • `").• " I Pr ''''"'' ''' T. !snit ie ine ttrii slid 'le Lent , iii - it. li T. ~ .:-N,:vf...rii;„'::L'i, 1 . 4ra„— . .1.'..-1',,-,:.(.-:
1.,,,„ ..,... "nu iniinted vlllO6l/111 111.011 Ili , : ,iono . ' nt.h..47 . thr rontrsctor. Not ...et.. "kn. no.,
tt. on MO in. to . Jo. 1 . .•4--* , l pet day.
weakest, en un ningrn and poorest spiritrd SAU lite rros ii ,Ll•l,.re-ti; ..i Jeffer.on
„, - ;',.`f, n ,r t ,',..1 . .` p h ,c,.. " . ",„` , ; ‘ .7 1, 17, ° .71 . ° V,',',.`:
A.91.1111/t1 dint e.\ er won :eta 11111licrltrd Davis ~,, ex rre -, e ,i , t , the i ' "ll' i winK litr" - . is. ,. .i n ti!!if ,, , ,i n. • Nekte,tea. nolecreenr cee__ d i n e.,
. a lt - , :trirozoitiogiriti ettara.trriiatiou "He r... ,
alothensis " The Etioiiii sr, however, thinks
arrilelteoE. an I.ll,lter. etee,l , olel .i., a • ..
10t1N , ..N lilt pink .1 perhstinn
' lizard " EDUCATIONAL.
_ THE Providence .101,,,,,'. rere•rz,nif .•, . .. N .‘ " '''' ' ''''''' ' '''' "' '''''''' n '''' ''' " i " I /PRI OR'S SII lENTIFIC ACADr,
.. sults - tasid, d •:,,iii. tioni then 1•.1- Al • / my . F.01,,,.,,,,, e. Ai.LreinENv erry . .„,..
the Weide Island elertion says
' itlitan %It. and hone - pit'.., , , nest et et, • on. 91 1, 7 telcsler,ey 11•••leeles 1.•01t building, wib
, t .. • • I open lb. hurniner :••••s.lon MOsHAT, April 50e.
"Rhode Inland thus heartily reap - mos pro VI-II then. I. h. ~,...nt A 1... In it. arterntioni 101 Erertelog, plied.
i rr
101 hr call of Nets lioninnhire.2ol (_'.ooll-. THE eel lurlatlu rr or Ili, I'r.i.i.hint to - , i ve jegili ' ll ' l '' , ig atAti r ai;,..V l,l ..l, ' 7 "l f l ifjM.h.fiti l i ,
r iii i l i r'''i'll ii r" , ‘ ri s her Pliant fluri ,, i'le sn, ees, to tie English in trir,t in Coun c il ' AHII-11HETIr.1' , 5 ?"" e '.1“ 1 "."l"" 1 . For hit
and re , "rtis her cot. 1. " 3 i tint k nll , .litel ,iitlllify warn ng 1. , ihr li'ri r . 'h ek7a r l r el l'ul'' ' '''''''.; Y. e•EYOH, Prlnctp.l.
, II Il , i:if• honor.,
favor of nOttstittnitinal liberty and univer
sal Irtieti•itt!' Trailers
.... i Mies. snAstr poE
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soot,
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- FIE Providence .1, i rro•ii . e.:l .. — the Ito • , ---- , • it . , , ,,, l t ia n t r ill i trla Street, Allegheny,. near st.
°ye,. tit,- ; Frees:ion is ga ini ng g-riroold Thal idle of 1I e ' To ites.ti Incre'sslng patron: l e hestrened on MO
GO% . CURTIN did not preside
• sure.d and oafs...! o ov: to t art rids i• to rid; rotsbilOotivni too iridneed Po , I rthelpal tri cm..
Harriebtlrg meeting. no stated by IS, on a bank •• • hers...iced Room to doebie it. sive, and mu It n..er
. xle fl• faun the (Tout to Doe rear of the 130i:tech Is
Saturday Re was appointed In priosltte ; Ri . Bini.nn,
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rn.,, ri i ti , tut . /t/ i t, , 11t . ...!: i,...!- ; ;;:el i t t •t r •e i, , , , ,,,,,
anti it committee Wallsol rat hill. to ..,,tore Bi g l er , I
of PeritrViVatilli. •. eel oi. iio ..lii rosn'i. l'or •of s ...L i d and polio erl u r st•lr7n 4 . ' . 1' '''.
The roue. I. f lioltriLi.ll, rVI Ell ESTI Sli snit
hi,, u tteedan,,, but h t . did not find It c oo. ; ;net. H e aa. an eminent i twit engineer 105.111.1.a7g,
s e
venlent to be present. I SEVEN young .ialintiene base lit effse t .tit to ~T , ,r , a ,d; A nun aore that 1,4 of , now Uslially
i Rennin to learn the larigunz... and -Stilt mil . N. B•
Calvet, Penn B Co. i liar' and naval adr• it,. a p-et
ommammin
MEADVILLE, PA., April s.—At a Inert '
EASTERN ELB.NUFACTURE.S
mg of the principal crditor, of tlitive r POLITICAL.
w tirlup , :a rro itm . T7l . fittf i ec ,,,, T . - .
Pena tk Co., held to-day, resolutions were !E .. _rwirOlififißEltift. 12d DISTIIR T.
passed unanitnounly expresning entire eon. 1 HON. J. K. MOORHEAD ..o.,•—eapetole or controlling a era TIM t T MOST Is,
r r t ud v the urethras of • aatehynno or parrots,.
filllCllet in the ability and integrity of the i sl:shil N e t u red 02( J.
H. P DEKK • 11 Pierre,. ..1.,
, ~,,,, Huston. bead For (Arms lar. snlis..satail
firm, and recommending that the annign- I t!',.',T o r,'„'" - :nt h r, !- ,!,'c,'",.,;;;;,, 4 ',', 1 ,',",„ 1 ,! . . 5 „' 5 ,'. „.„,,. ,;, --- - -
meat be cancelled and an e xtension grant- r min presestna lo them . a candidate for mord.. Alelt r i l l i 'il i fllliM If z,,.. ,e. IL
mLITTLE
ed or six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-four i g..,.. -1.. ~, ..-17:1,n;',..,.17 . 4,..,,1.-,-: - ._-...,-„,7',....v..,';. ~.,..,..,., ~,, ri,,,,,', -,,..,.1,°,7,vr,ti0p.inti0t.1,“;
, t ,...., : „. „., I n ere . a •
as,: ~,. Stearn Engler.. Patent Le.-off Mellows for Leoms,
tumults. .
. Patent hail e r .: Top Props. Stain and TefTl2orlal
A committee appointed to report vu the r -
'lleffepolley 10 •he pursued, submitted the i • itianitraa tad
I W - CONGIRESS.—The friends of ' Flights le th e Attune re Wahl ah snle
following report : That we have full conti. ' HON, JOHN P. PENNEY . SHOULDER BRACES, SUSPEND
4ertee in the integri.y and financial ability ! ' '., gag, &C.-UPTON it BLAKE. klenulacturers ,
~,, ii „. , , i ,„ . of Uptona latent trheolder Itusera and Ingle nos-
Of Culver, Penn & Co., Slid are elltilillied ! P . utru i 7re•Ty'','l3..r'r . iotr'itilo'll'..!.%=.lld:te for ton- punters. 5 John streat. Lowell, Ktruni. Orders so- I
that they MO realize from their motets more . Roar. In the 2.111 Instrset. Innis:earl th.B.LI,
ma A. %t UPTON.
'f. LI. BLAK E.
than any assignees possibly Can. We ; "....--Trco NGßEss.
ROSTON CORSET SUIRT C - 0.,
therefore recommend that all the creditors , a, alnaufneturern and ehlerornhrlators of the Pat.
of Culver, PaBB, ft Co. miter into a legal rot Corset Skirt, which coMbine• economy, roan fors I
agreement for their relNise from their an GENERAL JAS. S. NEOLEY end heaith, 171.1Poort street, Huston. [loop Skirt,. 1
, or every style and variety. Also, t 0; 7; 4. mud Mrs.
aigument, and stipulate therein that the ; For• 1 orsed skirt Sopmrter. 1 Zrlllorlivri
debts of the said firm slit:11 ere-paid in mond I is A CANDIDATE Is 'rut rse Derrnli - r. I DEEDS AND DIARNESSES.—J. A.
Instahnonts in air, twelve, eighteen and i ."."°''''Pia , Lk ryoW 11E1' • KM, lived, and Warne. Manor.-
torero, Proorlene e . IL I. Ilanerecturer. trapplles
larellty-follE months. 1 `FOR SHERIFF. , ....stssu7 nn 1..4. - tolsWlffits4.l
1
i - -- ' - ---• •,
GEE, HAWLEY,' Fbetiewly elected rover- , SAMUEL B, CLULEY, i
GRAPE VI:NE . B. i
. ..___, ____
nor of Connecticut, wan Captain at t lie 1 aaaJe^ , in 00 anion id it, ratan. anstmlfrna mina- .
.tyt OD ventl.m. oshil3riedff. a E 4 (..I.RAPE TINES •T THE 101,
Bull Run defeat, and was the hero of the' -
arroirt suEuirr, . LtiWINO PRICE,
following paragraph in the London 711)10,11 • So. I Delarraxe, ..• 1.05 per dn.. 5 Serer to., I
No. 2 •• Ihrlo du 31 d° i
correspondence desctibing that rout: CHARLES BARNES, . h./. I s:Vacant 2,kr do or do i
I
"I have, in these years, many times re. ~,,.,,.0 , „„
I_ Nish na g s .i ~ . 0 , A rill! ry a nd i §. 0 . : I , ? ,! .: , :r Concur!! IX t 40 do '
called that incident, and wished to know d
I _rev. Flrlg.'llien. 11. r.iA .. " 11,1e i r.; to two se'llon of Ni. I 2 year 10ng.,. taw
ehels, ''
'
who he was who could so 'possess his soul' 1 sae Union "llrFeir Slot. ruhlaidg is/ wriLA WISERRI ES.
in all that fearful rout; could have and in. i g;r'FOR SHERIFF. Agricultural . . 11,110 per lON, vac. perdu..
il-Orders lett at 111 Federal street. Allegheny.
Vire his Wen with SP serene a courage.
W'. •r. NOWA.,
Many times, these words have rung in my JOSEPH ROSS, .11 he attended to.
WOWS alai Manta ,Y. Vt. W. a r. R. It.,
Cr Dos 111/ Prorl'Offiee. Allegheny. Pn.
ears,.l.Steatly, men, steady,' words spoken 'of tine first Ward, Pittsburgh, Obi he sat H. hpli-2tsl
In dar,,,, tberi, amid L i. 0. 0 , o f a I D A date for Sheriff. slob., to the action of in, 'Un'tort
hattletield;lnt
no
of light to tm., still R". " b " " "" 7 -"'''''' ' "" . "±-'-".. __. . ___ _.. •
in the heat and conflict of the great life 1. FOR - SHERIFF. BROKER
.
battle." CEN. S. B. M. YOUNG, s; S. BRYAN, Broker in Stocks,
if WAS Opomitlon to such a tnan, and sup. ',..,• 105115 AND /rEAL NOTATE. Pt P.Ol/1:711
port of a Party who hailed all these discs- tate Colonel Fourth Pen nsyl yri n is t Nor Orr sriter.T, I Burke,. Dullillag., too a Mllli sells no
tern as their triumphs, that Mr. Johnson 0111 2 1 commission HANK, Jt A ILROAD, INSURANCE,
declared to the Gover nment „fp, h o ld ers /r . FlDit SHERIFF. till, AND I Pit ml STOCKS. and FiaVERNMENT,
Of Connecticut to be the support of hint andl Al C Nit Dial- Fla I LIMA!, AND °Tome nuNiw.
liiii 3 Oolley.-9neinturti Gozett, COL. JAMES M'K. SNODGRASS, Orders raroated by telegraph at tit NEW TORE
I and PIIIL AM.:l.l'lli A STOCK IMAITIDeI to the re g .-
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uf-itans'enport• '''''... '," 11. , 90 . ''', "...."'".) w"' ill. toonrolssitorts rharged hi rho..! 1:11.1C8. Orders
be 4 Gandiuho for Sheriff, so ti,eri to the dentsion
orthe ensuing Conty...for. en I nor. nr i, k vi,, . routed l ear ,1,. and toirelts•e Of 341 ; naate.
s py
:: .. JE:O7 - COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
GEORGE HAMILTON, LECTURES. I .
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~ r,,,.,„,„,, .04,1 1., Ilse .-Son el' the Union I ECTURE• I
u..p,...1t.,.. n ....,,,, V I . olllr emu', S t d, to .1
1 r427 - ('OENT% COMMISSIONER. j BY MISS SUSANNAH EVANS, •
• CHARLES PUGH, In , Tra 11A1.1., 51 ,, NDAY EVS NINO, Aprli an. ;
Stour. 1- • 'soh: rl Kilos Sid PIT oI.EKVE, • by
ill Alrorehea• r „PI Irv,. rrindinso. lot , coitus Pot. . "2 1 " Vis f l ir - re "" - 1 1 0!!! C r5 n e,1 ..N . ' . '" 7,,, t ',.' „''',LE'''?" . •'
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pit , .lirssi r ...troy d•ct0.,..nt10.1
_ "1 5 .2 'IA vrr to 12 A. 11., At.4l I 11. 3 I . Si.
ir,ir'CLERH OF THE ( • 01l R i o ,. D...,...,.. nal t. Lecture to llooiu nee +rt. 7'..
ILI./t.I
.
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PagIWWWWT Who had token his Month
eatnpfy 041.110.09'astitution of his country,
is in the yay of the traltora and dkuninn
ahti they -atmoigttee that he mum he
I remcrved."—.Pree
. President who .bad .taken hie stand
simply on the"Constitinton of his country ,
was in the way of the traitors and disunion.
lets, and tiny announced that he must be
removed, and did remove hint.—Detroit
Trib.
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A ,sir, 11.1. F. 11.. r mrit,r tel: , rif a poorldA.F„r Vl l l - I , lst 1:/.11. 14.1,11.115 t. ',it:.
fun .Iso yen: e iron' AT A MEETING OF' THE BOARD
1.1'• 1.011.• 111 Hann. k . OUI3 1 t TetllleSSel.,
di,. 5, 11, L , .:!art, fn re;Mr. Isr. r a • p , 51 ,t ‘ t. •
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11.101111,1.1 pan 1• rd. 1111.1 Ihr Roy war T ILE NOTES or THE (RA o FORD
Or , h P IstsYs
I,av, rip•rr, a- 11 I. trios ,111111 r Y ll,\ A •th‘.. ' 1
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iu T, 1 , , „I. In, Mta be p.
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P., tr 1.e..5.4 'cr." Pr P. t.
Itlolll du , o , lllltl tor ~ e ri jot ...Pi
IN PIFIINI IN(' of the dl.t Sec-
T TiE \,.0 ea,/ livitanalit iv ,ie
Si " 's"" is I "' tI " .
Sinai h rums ul 11.401.11 - 1 1 11/1/.11111/ 11c11'11PLa.1,
I . l l r Hogan, trl Anil "rnarm.hlp•
Club Face $2,500. rcan raised ie New"..rh
rile In brlp ri
ter) (."" lie " LP it' Tit' s '' , g •
A P
were sins *4,010 Sii all raislal F 111 4 , 1• i. 1% o'l.l A - I r rh r ~t
1101 in the Lk) s l s fr.
Tribiene believe. e Slum, a. mud. wa
raii.ed on the „titer -ide ithd '1:";
more rnuney ”pent uu Ilta .i.!c thou l!‘ 111•1 ~ ,1111.4,
Repuhlicatle NOTICE: TO OIVNEIIS OF DRAYS.
THE 0,111111 , PD 't Plllpt pi t•I iPPII P ,
day !Hill nu :11.. intik Lr a sot.. tal JI to u; rei•lth.pit p.sti. unit
rei,liitionrndunin he l'oPitie l'r , PP 101110
lion 13i - slid ID SI a ;.iae;Th•
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. .prri i r rn
(stun., MI 11,1111,019 , tt 4-4 puy,de•r
a ;irnilar pr,ig,tt.rn unlc s roeur re no 1 i 1r b 1.1 . , 14.1
orr
1.11,1 1 11), ..11111....• 111,i111!\ •sn,imihi,,•r. tht .11A;ror. mea ds a.
15 . 1:11 I Iry rriptilllllll IPP applxu,i to " stiai i s '"""'"" h ' s
th. lAi the 111 I.IP chore Are taktin out. or pa)
. tilt itPn n' . 1 IlliSe• pr i tphet. who .15e4Pliti therefor.
el jet " pel', peal 1% , chen In.r!.ao ru
Fr
ts n.• Flores Cehlrle . . ..(r 150
peare'"- Phu Pre. FAhl, 1a o Horne Vehhile ... •.
'Ta
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t. !lon I 'hark. , .Ittine4 Flttillsne , for I 1: ! Z:.-it: lA
titerl) a Lieutentant l'olorrel oh ii• 5501 tiN5 Ti r„ bi r " i'"" Irma
,lii
stair, after the death 14 the itt,:r, moo, • .01 eh I r, l ' tZ h jt(l: l : ""n'l
tenworarily with E.41r1), laud ! X. 13.5.1 Al. ( It y Treimorer.
It. ehrtiasir 5:1 liippss.-44tarld
gently an applicant tar a .I.tr po.itio 1111. . •
General EIN t'II, ha , hrcn admit 'd to 14. Yr - NI:RS OF' DBMS. DAGONS,
moot h . , lam in tht 'it, nit rt or lienke 1
ley, NVe•st Virgiuta. it, lilt; 111101 1 Ile the intl., „I nmir, And take out their
oat h ,ill 4 1 lily 2litih 111 S r • p.5 ' ,...1- ' 5 "
.lour, 1803, rolunlarily 1101111 ann. Boxier nr arrlage, ,I yearn stir
I 4 , of . . 111 s PPO
the Unhurt State!. F llll or each Ann • er? nn, ppi Iht a1.„5. named
' THE Presaient hag tindott wily lot rim
F , .r r tiara earl titer,' „r .rf flay axnre nam , vl
ten the fact that A ti/ ,rney Ernecal hates, 4 , ,, ,;r , f, ,. .5 ,„ 1t ., 11 ,,, 15 , •,:r d 1i0 w r.ti0.. the an. of 10 (0
, •555. of hi.. on , ptctiott l stipporters, and . " to is
a tierce dcnlluurr rat ILe ,e, eral .
year, ago ztrve tto elahouati i 11 - , }.„,15.1t tittpiel: ' •itl - TU ' A * ;:y of '-
titinittg vigil 111.0 “ItPrs•ii lee 1•1111.11 are or .
liar L 1 , 1.11‘.. lII` .4,111 A Ist re in ..Aw tri l ak:•• " r r eihru re L ro 'r l:s Iry
think it a recent Pt, ins till li, ; p , , , stag r ar
Tr /1/..- fee the pull
ate • rery Spar. a
H r's Al I'm , ' • t! , l ;
1,1„, pan, ,I: [, utpt And the •anic return .15,111 In matte tattler
cry fatal 1. , Oa' IMP! , in Fleet Pll They All n.,,er• of Carts. lino,. A,toui
:ter, ying in larg, numbet, and the ;rtte.•l
1111,111 , Us I lel , II 111011, apt, „1 tint ie., than Ito ceu.t. for very thl . rly
"' 51 "'' u ut I sa l . for _air r 2• 1: "'Tit t.T:rr .s' r d str n t:le r I{ L e:4Veg' l Y"..;:!
!y111 , 4 ova, In 1101111- to wale Inc relpits rnitipi r ri 1.11•11.1) .Y 4,410110 11
SE, Sk :111111 anti Lnt tdril."o"V'l•lsiVlLT'lll;j7ittrg.:,
"h" "''' II r is i "' is ' ' L .4 „7 ti r' n ' t " : .' l7 ' Cilt ' s 'l. lTl Ur
:s,imj,,,ipm (lie Tht•ttllt• 11-n and it r .11.11 ne ' the .15;Iii or !he
c4„tl-111:: iii ketr. ate gomg 11, bring the 111,0
mu
ter he ti , the c , inels find WC Wil:11 1 itrilr illuAnec . ri port to to tip,: city Tr....m..trio,
fpir 5.111rb r.p.rt ft, ha .15a. r•Pertve the .ust, anti,
right , II C• 11-1!. I'm It en..., 1.. 1... •• a a...! part
d.
P • I " .:11 1 1? !kV tlt I
k the IV. keri , a Pilaiy Ppon • F
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t•I ilt. 1111 t) nit 1.11.1.11 g. ~...111111.:. 'yrs " Tr'n.'n".rs
11
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Lr clutlt ila kit it'l i•i• rifle PIN, lyres , PROPOSALS.
,P 1,5111 1 1, 1 , 1,1 , 1.51101 P
PIIOPOSAI,S, for the
A D1.711:1 , 11 p'l On '1,1,1,1 .111II,P•' a,.1 I's, taw ..1 1 Alley. frau ,
Irma-..1 • 5 r
IA 111,
.5 olung 1,1,104 Pt , :111t1 .•(11V•
k i lohlr.•11 heltithl lily riJ rr r 4s il•
IF h nth.
1 1 ilitoi, .1 his retn•cml,- hat AP. ('in, Pn P t,l 011 r.trvel....
'•115 lutUrUPiti bra ritiPi S EALEDPROPOSALS, for (lie
T.,. X.
~,f; 1 , , or Stant. .s , tivel, .s•lty,
11.111 IN 11 in..lPlll 55 Ito,. ...a
rxr
IP r. t um. - ;,, 'mre , i s •ch , i r e. •
• •ler 1.111 Al l ll l l IoT . II. 1 .
IttP, ptir.nt , 1 !pc Iti -PI IP:11171e ;Ile !PPI kenK
ker k 11,1.1A's,' 11f I,u) ;,., PPi • nerprultli-r ppn
repall ) 110P0•4A1 S% ill be received by
'lll r. , 11,k1.'1411 1'4,1 tlMPA.Nl‘..lllArttrr
';I:• . for HI , TI sti I 111.7. 11“Z • ml ,
, tl Mr \13,6 :it,' NI, lor,r w"rk - ‘ T"N ,
Silnane•r. 1141111 t , t 1N !I.ii!!'t lur
nix 1,, attn. Work..
It. \\ 1116NY.1:. efq•crvt•ry.
• I ,, ,Jurlh .1.. Mils.
ai 1111
Tut. \,-1t 1 ,rk (110 , , , ,,,1,, .4 , irti4. 1 . ‘1.1.1:41:11ENT COUVTIV WORli
-.ay. 11.1:0 t: ~,n ~ .‘,l, tab, p.. 1,111/1, rn . ::. ',.::: , ,, , ,. ,: r :‘,.‘,...., i i , „ Y. ,;',NT,; ... ,. : '1 . ,tr,.„- t - , ~- w . ., ....:,
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tz.aiti,t llit t 0n , 11107., .intivoro) i . r.rw.r.ril.l..r.k.,..strr iul. ,rarl. , ,Asi., .21,,
•
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rnrr 1,,tar , 11 .1 Wt...1:,1-......
\Vaud 11.•./.4 1...1 101,1 .. ,Cl,l 11.e1111',1, , I I:, ' )..11•1“ ro.ll. N),11,1 1.4. ' *L.:A."IIv to
( ongre•gat toil ..'I! 1,. lii 1.. 1., 1. - m I 1 1,, : li, °Tie E TO CONTRA I 'TOR,,
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1.,-..:.n AML.
Ifewuliki,
•
littl, pari.l, call.-1 1,, ,, ~•,•/ .'"nt..ni.i , voirior ETo (111NER9 OF I.JIOE-
A 1. , pt11ni1 ,, 11 “I - 1 i,llll ir.• I ia•t -..r,, ,m),,,,, .., -T , , I - Tls. r. ~ .1., le anla ... , Alt .14.u/acter•
,A horn ii., , !. , li ,, 'w .11 . 1 .;a li i•• 1 till,,n " ' -'"'" ""' ''''' `' ''''''''""" '''""Pr. " ' r
t"
o"ll, 20,000 Tons of Limestone,
JOHN O. BROWN,
MEETINGS.
lor Hampton 1 onoshin. lot. r..:1 3 ‘. ‘ , ii , a.0.,1 :
! itert POMO , . Vaalok onn:to LI oitueofA THINE! ROM PITA L.— A
.
' " CI \tenting of the 4'volt:lld:toils to II Is !matte:Win
' I:O``TOR C LIAM or COURTS. ' odd ho nunrot On Btu:pita: /Wldng No. 14{ bk.,
JOSEPH BROWNE, ond st
reet, abort. Smittifirld, on MON DAT. tue uth
; lust.. at lo•olook, 3, RI,. tO eiri t ,•it ' , nut:. Tour,
torn, In comp:loot:a tollltt.'ltarts”. Mt ounliibuntr•
Lote of Int roll:or:TAMS Volonteurr and sth n , . are V, , a, "p . d t" . "";1...... 1 1L"Mt!._"f ..
, fir Tituh-rEr.v. pro tem.
sylvan:A Artllleru. Attopet In tho deal‘lon ~ the. / •P , :olo"
lirpol•ltenn 1,00 ty t'un 1'513110n. n11,11:tv
.. ..
-
r4f . "1"014 lr O COURTS, -
REMOVALS.
OR. WILLIAM J GILMORE, R EMOVAL.-- 11. IItLAIN s CO.
retuoTed thr it I,,itfre to .Nu, Ig2 Yo , trth
VI 1. pper lit. 1_ ‘,.1: . vppost N'taki nlh alt. ap4
NOTICES.
=
It 1,1 c; YO it • .
: •
r err I It, Ihr . • r Bro. ta.ulSil
wrir I. .11 jrtri. 10../..sna • st. o.
—All 111.. of Oman.- Nre.llrwyrk
0,7,10•1,14
WANTED
AVAIiTED--A Girl to do Cooking
p•neral 1i0u.4...0rk. Apply at Ihr I.A.
Vi r ANTIED—AGENTS- Male and
FENrAt K. In 4.1. HI ILLA It ••• • r....ct.. ) T1t
0.,..W LIFE .11. .•I•ETII..IJ 51 V
VAI•Eit...." 14 ”I" Ira. ...it and humor.)
....ALITAIN' n NEW S'I'ELLE,I.I:AVI.N., "1-1 41 5,11 ,
M , ../1 DE11...1,1111 VI Oct.., 0;11 rho,, hi
no Insln hot., For
.....ig EULICY .0 11. , NV En, 339 Litser
littatpurgh. 111111.
WAN'rF.D--tiooti Agents to Sell
' '
A 511 I 'the latt..r Illnl •,,11•
1 . 1:Al Eta, 1 , 11t,1 buol,h 1 ., •
Utram.)andlllllC AAILICICA N
Ire ell new Hoop.. asp! I,pgraTin, "4"..
.I•etst r Alt h Ll.at3 ,111 •.(1••-r '
ill. ',lt'll , . For Pill lartirtsl.re. app:.
A-W.I , R I 1... 7,
nib y .13t.a.a -onit
ANTED.--$1,400 PE 1R !
\i. want At.F.NT , . I•• +.ll
IMPR"V" TM . ENTI-1 ,, .1.LAR ,KN, I Nti
lk rel. n..w 1. I lad, onrlvr emol tipiwr .1.
w y 4 sm, A
p.l. Ma. i MThilt , . . • k. I I Nitro .. .l:lt,
ii
..1
on
nII AM, A. LARK,
FOR SALE
Vollt KALE—A ikootl Route on the
tiAZETTkt. Apply at ”tiniwrit al.l tf
I'oll SALE—FLOUR AND PRO
-. nu, IL IttittlN ES, of iiantlma,
a_guott Ita•athtit In Ike ver .
A tit, ta
to 0111,1,1 toany per.. .11111111 g to tingisitii In
rrollnee ttualnem. All rntnntunlentnns- ri,
conthlentlal. Atltlrnets P. It. 70.0. Itltton.,
ml42:tr
SALE—IOWA LAND - 142.000
DICED AND THIRTY
ACRES tsF LAND. eltults.l near Webster City.
cou
Ramliton nty, Lows, on the Ilne or the Parlde
Railroad.) is offered fur sale for ',To 1101",“11
noLL A its. oast. Adders! • .IiNV N lt, " I. sET t
OSSzers. fe.:tl
POR SALE—A three—story Brick
DWELLINti 110110 E, contAlnins eleven roots,
with Ras. nn water, situate on HIV., Avenue. A lie
glom) t 'it y, near the Mechanic Street Bridge.
?A feet by 120 feet. Title indtspul aide. 'Num- od
crate. Passer...ion irk en immediately. For roe her
particulars, apply to .1. 0. ERROL:OON, No. 4
Fourth ..TVOI. 111111 ,1
1.4W11 SALE--A Valuable Country
Residence at Edge wood otation. Pento.yl•auit
Railroad, one and • half miles from Wilkloyloarg:
Eleven acres Lai perches of Land; a line new I two,
Ins rontalnins tea 1 . 01n1,11 and cellar u10ie,:i.,112:
Fruit and other conveniences on thepreiulet a. For
further information, call at No. hit Fifth • :re.
Pittsburgh, or ou the prenoyes.
trialtl
•I N..
: FOR VALE,
2. , Md.. Whitt. I.luo .
• l'alrlited .
11. • Land Plaster;
lul Hydraulic. Crown,.
It. • • ito.rn , lair, rinent.
Al 311.1 Llhert) slrro s.
api,Awd W W. AL I. At 1..
E 111 I': Y.EII, by John Wallar
rularxed and Isnprovrd. About cote-half or silk c.dt•
lion ha, already 1a.c.0 .01d. Ettglarrs at luau
Wi.l• rung a Strain Logi lon /I,r
to Iw a
All :Isla , Il dto 7,1;11;;'it
EitT A F. I. l'lttsbur . igh, 1-a
- r ;•rotopt! ,
attellded to. ['sir^
per
ropy. 95,011.
aptlAwd '.l W. \VALI—U . K.
FOR SALE ON THE BIG SANDY
offer for %ale ;110 MINERAL 1111:111
cti , NI SF. 111 . ?://d1(C, A i ..ttuated aucl otc
, She suds one lonic. aho,c. Pea, loc Lard W•,,
The COAL 1 , to atun , laber, a,..1 of Ft... 1 , 012,:it .
Th. 'ruing are from 1 ,1 1" H I•EF.I
['ergots, wlatting purrhaar will'-all at 11,. Kel,
'twit v Aghland. Ke. T• ruJ• Own,' :.nd re
gouAhle. .AchircA. I 11 , .:11 1(1',11.1
iArtsturky.
H.... 1.,
FOR RENT.
It RENT — Lodging to
-a- lIENT AFTER 4 . 11(.41' lg. *VIOL. -1.•
EMI *.mperts/ole To lo :r.,1114.11,
at low rat., R.4.4.-rences ro,,ttlred. dein...,
. • i.llini I NU. 4.1(7,0 OP.FI( e. Inl , 1.1.1.• .1
VOR RENT—A Country Seat. coil-
U sr"" --`"".,""" DR .
40.-nrid .:a m‘,...r.•
kn.,. Fruit ( 41 . 41.(0. A ppl yto For Purina
511.3 11(.1..11N (0. (...1 (or trrolar.
14 ' OR RENT--The Lot 0111 the cot
" Ii
V"Rh
tls,rt.., 114 It', llt fr., 111 IT.IP t
lo elle). V 1 la r", vr.o • r, IT i HRH I IT IRRH
ply to U IC :17 1 , 16
11,-; ott bl.tl
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FOLEY'S GOLD PENS, WARRANTED;
Wrapping, Manilla and Writing
PA Pltit,:-1
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HE NT'h atllf! !WI 1. 1 . 1. N
It AEI( A111 , `! %Tr!) i•E%s
111'NT , ,
A3/11MiTON MF,DALLI4, Irks,
HUNT,. JF.,. Nl' I.IND PEN.
And r • I - 1 kr s other o•nrie Merl fens,
tjultl Pens.
GOLD PrIEM7II9I,
lint makes, warranted,
TAGER, EAOI.K and .t.tt..r vonnlar brands of
LE AU VENCILS.
AltSol.l,n, DOCKC.,, root., and ,t her
of INK.
' Pkits Al.
PA NKCLANK 114.4K15--all kinds.
LANhr.
oNU t:
And all ocher kinds of sting Hon•• and :tt.
litstionstrY
GOOK AND JOG
JOHN P. HUNT & CO.'S,
49 rift k St., Mahon Ic Hall.
WOMAN AfgAINST WOMAN
BY VLoRENCE ALARA' ATT
01 TM. r.MUC• pi
BROKEN TO HARNESS,
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Editor of Temple 800 Aloigtalu..
SIMPLICITY AM) FASCINATION,
=I
\umo•h'rn novels hare arra stecl the attent,on of
novel reader" 'nom quiekle. reeoved WnOprr
en4or , etnent • •1 - Inoor • • and
Lbw, thrae. 1:‘ ery Library and lionkslorvha,.l , , ,, u.
aNsitd I,OIIINO, Itoaton
SMITH'S
AMERICAN INK,
llkr A awl abuts, 1111 V
third eiltharrer. Illor It a trial. I ir)
Borneo!' the trot aceoutnan la in the 1,10.1.,.
marl J. L. REAL, ni Fourth at rent.
FURNItIIRE
FURNITURE,
AA 'U
CANE AND WOOD CHAIRS,
MarlOraeliArt,i aa•l tar Pair
ci.".mt,...i=mrrrx - ro - e2
Wholesale or Retail.
"` , 1ri. 7 1..Pi1g t , P .!5'`;'.,'..":• 1 11: v ..;:.7 . .,:`,.7 .1 r:',.` 117,:.',' ...
JAMES W. IIITOODWE LI., 2 '1 1. 1 .. . E NT:' 1 .1',D I'. It I-E tAtVIIRS- EA cr T ltit..i lo
.....
2 , 1(1., .7 1 89 TIIIItIItSTILEKT, liE. NTH Ft 1',,, From Ow tlur,t r l uttlit 1 to tt..
t i
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Opposite X. Ittlutoodtion it Co.• 11, attrl "M'Art': .
tt '''!.l. TTI ',lt, IL t. A AN It NI \N I 1.1. s
!I. T'll.NttS..c.
trihl NO. ILI FOURTH STILE NT. I
.v .
JOSirlt iIItTER APITISONT SINVBI..
JOSEPH METER & SON : , Mann-
rt.fif4l7llll6t h eirAve,.lo . .trwr,lTl..
tmaheyern rvir Praly62,2, 'mug: ,WE OFFER THE "a" EST
'''' " " Pn t Pi r ir " w e. "In,'lt"'"V w"" Stock in the West of every
'd"ilntrtier.a.ll6l,,A......iliAti4..:2""- I
________ _ , thing in the line of Carpets,
RDELLWERY. Oil Cloths, Damask, Reps and
_ . _ _ .. __ . _ ..._ ..
()reatm:,
'Lace Window Curtains, Gold
pa Thursday, April Glh, ' Bordered and Plain Window
ALL TFI F V 4.1 t 1 AW YST ypyV, Itrl qF Shades, Table and Piano Coy-
SPRING &SUMMER MILLINERy GOOK ' ere, of our own importation, at
AT NHS. KITCHENS, the Lowest Prices reached since
the war. A line of Scotch In
grain Carpets, of our own im
portation just received--very
handsome---never offeredin this
country before—and at prites
based on the present rate 0'0)14
McFAELAND - & COLLINA—
Nu. 100 v T. A 1.1.1.1 i II N 1 CITY
FISH.
FRESH FISH!
DAILY ARRIVALS 01
LAP& AND EASTERN , FISH;
At NO. 46 ' 1) . 1.1NtrififfltreltRET, 1.11 Talintoll.
We Invite the %Item 1013 or the public, and rrotteat
them to glee. tot asall. an yee arr prepared to aell
N r i',%'.O.l.:.7.l b rrt':.i h , 'o.y° t" t h ""°-
No , arr d jrZihNmPOLPIVI.7.d
MEDICINAL WATERS.
AT IT'
CONGRESS,
SELTZER,
KISSINCEN,
SARATOCA STAR,
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SIMON JOHNSTON,
I (truer Smithfield and Fourth SIB.
t 41 , 41 i
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to., hi' 1 r
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OCULIST AND AURIST
I )EAFNEss,
1111=1
F., - SL 7 ' 3, MZLI:L,
lE3MI
CATARRH.
DR. GARDNER,
ot Ora Boil.,
(WRIST AND MIST,
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1 - I.rik* ANI)
IC.. r“rtli. il.• , ••1" that
visll tr.
Tuesday, April 17th,
A\, reh. v\ t:.~nt
75111.T13 - Ft3D.A.l7' , Slam t
An. r thlt ;ime 'l.ll 9 ,, N71-11.1 . , of
vlll he oven
flffiee at Monongahela House,
And t nonßolted on Donlon—. \ ••,,oln
Pio,. Alrrft. I n•rintorr • 'lron. ono Es, Scli
t.l 0.• I t ot.. 4.f tier . t to dodo
thr knd
A rllliri3l 111.erlf41 R Ithoul Pain. and
perlerty rehembllng the Natural Eye
threat 1. n. ti r I utarart, Strablrulo.
or C 0 . ,. Eye, Artlfirlal Pupil.
eye,. perfurntrd,
and all Diweaws ol the
EN' F. A N D HA_ Et
I. vpr, uprrallo, ki,:nl sod ..[,11(1,
DR. GARDNER
DR. 4,ARDNE.IIrIi 11, •
NVlSrni 1114.flirefed illtatall•rn. Jr. I:nr , lner •,,
.• • rtr,.....1.T Inh••,frtro.l
GOVERNMENT SALES
HALF: OF
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY,
Iltrr 11 VC/Oaf:ill! ~
rex tillyLnAr •,, 1ty,,,l i
rlTTl7lirlli, PA., April %fa. laid.
WIII by ...1•1 A 1,.....1.- • Ant 110a.....1 NIrIN (IY. Y. 11.
Mil. day ..1 Ip,ll, 1011, Io the 11.,,,...0 1....1dy. . I
r..,,,A ,i, t.nrerumvot I • rupArl , ll 111..
l ate, Wat..l.,..tana .....tsyr ..f I , nu ./r.. , •na ..,
H•. . )
: l, A (1.1 -!,11.1.• .
I "1. A . Is .e.
' ‘•.,,, •
• V.v.. r . att...
11.y•Ilue 15,.• , .....
I -Kral, Ilru•• .y. s.Alu c 1..41...
, 41 t p0t.... lit u.,.. ~ 11, Fort..
41 tt At. r 11t.1.Y..... ~ 111./.... Awl 11•1..1., •,
, nor, lir yI.
•A. , k.‘le•.
,•, I hlarl. in, rot.
IV mg.], 10ng....,
. 11,-. Alt.", • 7
I amp Et ttl...
10 11.1dIng sdd.e. 71 Mt.-. Pan
.. Itl.ltua , Bridle.. ~ Window , h... 1..-
a nad.n o Blank., ": I•timp...
fO5 lls.ty , l :111 , : uno.r.p n 1......
.
al pal, 1ii....“ l'h ,1,,• liii. , i.raln sn. l ...
20 I lulu.. • VI W,.tewaalt Kru.be
,a Fall. i no.. : .4 Pa.tut do
4' int stan.t. : 11 , iad , erein.r..
lu Kr.er•. 1 aol. Wa,lon Hounds.
I ulers,
I E,elet lilachlne. fl.. .1., (tow
•
I anent Iron Blower, I Fla, Elle ,
O
34 M, , Isair...
1 L,,..A..,
4 Yield Va . 7 Vloes.
A 1 , 1,r1 Dr A 1.... A 11anE Wren...,
a Table. 1 Portable Vol,.
.... Rope Halter. I Chlael,,
16 :Seel Halter,. ll Aurer,
Al Head do Itot /....,.. ' 1131,1,,
I Hitchlng Stmt.. . Hann saw...
, Horn- Cards, A A rolella.ra.
al 1111...1 ollar, i I ,llllnd.
2 l'hol.e trp.. -e, Iloe•
tr. Spread., ch.,,,, A
alre 'Pot. r..
1 Surelogle . 111 Spade,
Lead Bead, BA ,U , ,,y1.,..
II Jockey bllcks, 4 11, Aldan.,
I Tahlr stltil'aper l'uy a Mattocks,
I 1 oot,lng !loner. 2 Brie lk Trowel.
II Stove., ~ Straw ,'utter. .
2 Heating Store, :el Axe Ilandlen
AV Joint+ store Pepe. SlPiet do
20 Elbow.. dl Mallota Handl.,
mhos,. and T. I.e•, I,:: Iron Itettlee.
t atll,tleke. I Drug 31111,
Tror, 1 I rt. Ilnrlar
pale Truck Whe,..... 1 W,dgewo,o m„,,,,
llt llreeeZslo.r. 2 Ilornel..•neel...
artkugnl, I I.lr letenary mo. ,
I Wagon Wllio.. 3 s; riogea.
Sbell Bed. for .L•fon, I .0, 8..
. . ion,.
Mille Bell, •; Slodge,
I Doublettves. ; /t. S. Bellow,
..1.4 Sloglolrena. 1 .0. l;rlndatone 0 , ,
Wagon Hammer • 14111 4 0 4
I nnolior Strap, . inl Slow,
V! P
11.1-meaj 1 Nall Set,
..,, 114nn. btrioo 1 , -prluir Ull , ll,
l:C. hlng Ito:!., I naddler. Rounder
1 11.. tI, n Tin Roller,
1 11.1, 2 1 1 11ll,ans,
I Farrier, 11.1.1,t. w pr.. assorted , 11...,r..
~ do Enke,. : ( orn Mlll..
Id florae Haar). I Counter Scales.
Forma—Vaal, U. S. Currenc7.
Sale to commence at II , A. w
• 0. CRO Ss.
..+P 7 ;t4 Livut. (:“1.. and Mvputv Q. M. 44., I
kUCTION SALE OF OSPIT AI
WIS L. dc.
MEDICAL Vtlitt•gYull'o
WAhltfMrt9.N. 0. C., March 21, Is,
W 11! he cola CI Fantle Auction. In thls t•••
t Nu>, Warehonee. buck or the City Ital.,
on W h.SDAY, line lath nay or April °ea t. at In
o' Jock, •. the followiug article, of flu , flint
Store. and Liquor., noMager requirerl for the n,e
Af the merle al department of the army, ' , lx:
rtow Wort. ..16.0 lb.. Itto...leated l'o-
Barley . ... ~110 '• latoe•
torn Stareh 10
•• MI ,41 liest. do In, • •
Cocos Ch114`,..1P/11,1. Whi sky, quart
Cinnamon, oue notto,
.. • It 111 /At. In MA.
Tapioca • Itm, • µanon, 3,,
om
,Flll. of Ilea. •• wh,re, Wlr,
Conern •• 'mart bottle...ol,ow
Ginger '• Sherry %NW, In
Est. of Coffee. I.7trigal. harrela
am OW lbs. Tarragona Wino,
l'ca Senna— . 2.114 •' lon t ...... Argo
The above artietr. will be 'old In lot, to roil Iwo IL
large and Email numb a., n.
Torm,—C.ll.
- .
lfv;(4) daya will tie allowed to partler In r
lug the/ r iiroporly.
alaingwes toady by tbe Id II Pro.l'elo•
PRAS, AUTIIa ALAN Id,
Outooon and I•urvoyor,
Il A.
I'. W. Flwraaxo, Ala:Weaver. inhmaplSd
CARPETS OIL CLOTHS, Ste
"N;7d0.,', 7
=
McC A L. 1. 1, .I BIWTII Foi al , Ol . W Itt•CAllit;11
71 & 73 Fifth Street, 24 floor,
N=,olldlng P U. S. ettstom t10ne.0...d Po•tofSee
=ME
DRY G OODS . TRTMXINGS.
NEW COODN: LSI GOOD•i!!
<Cr INT ' .
Beautiful Lace Collars:
Chian) Lace—all widths:
Black and White Lace Veils:
Jaconet Edgings and lusertings:
Hamburg do do do
Jaconet and Hamburg Flouncing's:
Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs;
Children.' do do
Roman Buttons—somethinageu for
41esses and Sacques:
I' . F
ALL THE LATEST NOV ELVES,
•
I:enl's Neel: Ties:
Ladies' Hanes Ties:
Infant's Embroidered laps;
do 410 !lobes:
(10 do 11 :Lists:
Curled Nets—all colors;
Hair Coils do
A pi. L1.11.1,40;1,,
PA It .1 , %1.E.. ter. I 511:11.1. i LA,
WIIOLE., LI AN II RV T nll .
F. H. E.tTON, 17 Fifth street,
N Eli' SPRING GOODS
W. W. PtIOORHU,.DI3,
I=
kl H EVIIROIDERIES,•
YINF. LENCIA LAI F.TRI.IINIKI)%F.T: 4
I , IINT ANI, VAI.V\r•IA LA , F.
CLUNK) LAPP' 1. ,5 1.1.A1t,
PLAIN AN!, 11)11110 , 11 , 1, SHIRT
111411 ., rimr,
NAti/1 And
NURNETT'S STANDARD
PttE
l'AHA'llu\o.—r•,') Ai \ t.— .
rosout Oil. tor Ow 11.1 r.
11,11,1atul I . ..rium, lot the Hand
kt•reltlyr.
K A 1.1.1,T0N A I ".rut I lc for retooling Froekles,
Ton, ntinborn. (r.
OMEN') AL. Tool H• I .I,l,ll—An l'lla lr for Fre
log owl 4e3ntlfrln Ili , Tenth old bun.,
I:URNF.TT'S coLOO g NE 11 ATEll—l'orly oiled
In Mc10n,34.. and Llt-lic,ey of Perfume.
JONAS WIIITC.3I/ , 's 11E31EL , - A , lttTna,
Itarxe l old, Hop Fele, An.
lII , RNZTT•S s s ANL/A it II 11.
Tlt AI TS—For
Any oylke n.tm.- art101e....151 „, ,a r n
rt
-4,." • rt
11•51., A:1•,. , 1 , 11411 - ..
( 3 ' E0111:E 4. ELI. 4,
All the Novelties.
!st Market Street
EW GOODS !
Ne..NN €,/c)4,(1s.;!!
SPLENDID ISSORTMENT
FREN(II, GERMAN & ENGLISH GOODS
DRLNS AND SKIRT TinNimi •
NEIV HAIR NET , AND g ”1:
EADVI , IN It ,Agli
REAL MA LTV sr AND ONlgg ILL AID.
I.AI F. I I.ls, AND VEIL Al ATERIA I.
REA.I, A.ll IMF! AID , . I i.I"NI. F
-1:1,AOK LAI
NEI% 1/r.lnd
/ IF, ANO sg ARV., ne
A ruil ft.,..rtntent
lUD 1.4.0V}:5. Nl/ 1.151.1'
11 , .11:10., 4fillcr,,
1:511t1(1 , 111F.1:1F.S. nll , /
FANCY ..., AN ,111oNs.
:1,14 ninny 13ne) n •n.I
t0n...pen...1 In Illtnour,K.
Merchants Supplied at Eastern Prices.
MACRO! S: CARLISLE,
ID Fifll Street
Hour SKIRTS!
HOOP SKIRTS!!
1 i
ts !it I
I:I. • I 1.1.,
H ,„,,• I I. 11I:114 1
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BOSTON I OMBINATION
THE DUPLEX El, 1:11PTIC
.or EMPRESS Tilei L.'",Hrs.
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Paris Trail
~..,I. Pride of the World,
=MEE
3JIEITICCX
, LB 1..31E1T IT 3E3 • . 0i I HT,
LI , . BUYER.: . u p
p:te.t al MAN I'FA, Trla.lth
We
. rrLP' a 1.., otn, f...dif
frnt mak,.
)II
P II A PRI.
Mi(lit:)l.6l.l•DE &&(o.
Nos. 78 and 80
.manK F 7 STREET.
OM
GRNIAT REDUCTIONS:
it I C
AT 111).
LOWEST OF THE DAY,
AI
BATES & BELL'S,
I fPIITH yTItEET,
mb.ll
CAftlll, McCAADLESS CO.,
11.,rx WiLtIoN, c•an & C 0..)
151101esali. dealer. lu FOREIGN AND DOSIEISTII
DRY DODDS, Nu. W owl stroet. third house abet e
!Hammitt alle♦ rittahurah. ion
MERCHANT TAILORS.
GEN. iI:HANT
•
ANI+
Ira. Dart CaErtaEnn.3aCCACUELIEVIL•
THE
NEW SPRING STYLES
or
stlarTlS,
AI
47 St, Clair Street.
GRAY & LOGAN.
tubll6
HENRI' HALE.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NORTIMIST CORM Or PBBT & ST. CLAN SUM
rrlTSUUltlitl, rA.,
Desires to return thank. to bls frlcads aad the pub
lic generally r thetyllteral patronage, and vroeld
o ryroc„,"4 l , l ,Y r ,° M
.`,7rm„
selected stock or
Fine Woolen Goods,
IizI rt, t+ R ILIENTLEMPIN 'A SPIVS
HATS, CAPS. &c.
1866. HATS, CAPS AND 1866.
EitriSVVir
AT WHOLVEIALE.
NIeCCURII
131 W*ooll STREET,
Ank particolar attention of VO I IIITHI7 B . i.R Ai i H N it u -.
STOO Or
I a .b IiTeh iI IITAy E NV N ILL SKLI., AT OREAT
II 4r4uura rnicEs. McCOrtp & CO.
108EP11 11DA.1118, - iientist;
waive Boll•ilus e.rner f MXN
, atd liArr 2 1 , a tTtrg: ,a a asz 1 ,t r/6.art
tm
WALL PAPERS. .•tc
---
THOMAS PALMER
WHOLESALI 011 MIL DEAL It 1.1
TRANSPARENT WINDOW StiADES
'V AMt T... MI CI Cl. N'T El FL Ell
arehouse, 91 14 ood S.reel,
11131..0n, A.
PITT9I4I' I At
WALL PAPERS,
In ..rru• Design.
VI. AIN A\II BEA llt IL BUR/111,v,
Now N - .> x 2.4
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1017111 , 60L0 Street. near rink
pA PER HANGINGS Volt 1h66
I=
anterican {rail Papa
fir., Uwe In Pie
►'Ess EXN LEVU . P.:l PENS
Ac w est French Pa per%
lEEE
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
SPRING OF INGIi.
HEDIAPANKA,
I BLOOD CURE. ,
Th, 1•• Tpr. -.1, .1•••Ign, • • puril, •EJ
I A
SIMON JOUNSTON,
, ornerSznithrl,l4 tad Furth Mr.°,
=1
.Vo. 31 ft •ood Slreet,
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Drugs, chemicals, Patent Medicines,
~~Rr• vaa~r-aY,
VAI[NISIIE4.
Hetal4 Ire r Itl II ued sr o.ltal at
o. 63 Frekrai •Irt I, Anil fOrtler 01 I ad, s od F. d s r
al ,trurtA. Alksheny. Inv?"IYAI
j. SCHOON3I.4IiF.I2 & SON,
Pittsburgh W bite Lea it Works
PURE WHITE LEAD,
VIA E I if, I , 111 L P“kt YAIN 1.
8ARN.E.1.,1.
No. 8a A 717 c:. ci ED troat
se& •
MANUFACTITRERS
INDUSTRIA I. V. 011110 i.
HUGH M. BOLE & CO.,
ENt.;IN - E itUILDEHN AND MA
CHINISTS: Ntanntactur. rs LAT.,I and Malin,
ENGINE,, Lot trdIoTIVFS Inr ntl Works. "11.
WELL ENGINES anal et.. , Llnd of
!natl.. Id ord.,. All 'gory ry , t , tnted. ('AtrelNlin
of et - nry tinntrlption rntdle to •rtlt•r. Helm!, tng
N.,61-dynAUrPTV.VNI}INt"I.'"ikjiNT ALLEY AND
BANK .IF LLECII Ett. Y ". ltl VEIL near the Votnt,
ritlabureb. Pa. fn22,1•4111i
A RSENAL GLASS WORKS.
MODES, RYRIE & CO.,
Manufacturers of BLACJI aud /./188
L)ru,glete • Ware, 13,, ctIrs,1 , ,tblphbe, Co
ours,
dr. IS arrimn.l.e—Nro. 11.A•rel. sruEr.T
Nrtween Suuthl! , l,l Orm.l
We warrant 'tor art ttol, s .p.,tcr stir .nats
aNeturra went t M...., r.t. on. t‘s act on hand, tilanserane or All nt
tt.
promptly attended to, Part... War ativotron paid to
yrl rat„ LOOll/1/Ml. tortl.ls
SI SEVERANCE. No. ISIS WATER
...J•trrItILET, Pittsburgh, manufacturer of BOIL/Mt
RIVETS, W ill/Lt.:llT 'PILES, contra°. alp! cat! roatt.
Or 1 very description.
lay !['articu iz or shaped :Spikes and Rivets, I..ga
nortment constantly no ha
or small. mae to d
ord., at t bort - .Ales. A gusto] so
nd.
TUJO. F. c.oLLINs. ........... . .81l Unrul
COLLECS Rrittaitia
An,, Anil hitt. t. Mtt..l W....1:5, Hrit:sslain Cass
tors, Carbon ou.t Lord inl Uur,r,.414.1 all dlntrell
oryles car VrlrtrtnlA II Wm, Hat/tale:A r<ry
Orders pr,omptly 5.,. /14 ' , Erin.. I) STILF.g.
(WI Ay
REM
BORING TOOLS.
pIETROLIA MACHINE WORE, w.
R. H. 4: L.
MEM
IMPROVED VIITU I
ERED /N BLN KIND OIL AND D el ./ id LI 0.
Particularattentlon Melted pi tic Poeno.l
provemeint In J•ro nail JO/lAlft, Juniatta..
U. N., and Low Moor iron. In ....and.arilOres awl
numbered, to that parts ran I.r. tyrderecl by no , d! or
te_gle raph, and round 11 J .. '. •4• 'lt at all time..
We .100 furitlth reties. le: mug, email tools, A ..„
those who may wish It. Ettlionts and muldne wort
We to order. Orders by mail promtly attended to.
I am prepared to grant licenses to other mann seen
terms for these Improvements nu liberal term.. Hal
17 Allegueuy P. 0.
dellharnarm•
PYRITES ;
THE PiitiNSYLVAL - Nll
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANT
WILL BUY
."' Sr a ra
S tilph ol' iron:
Penney Iraula Meth allmoravurtp.s (0•6 0211Lre,
Corner Pitt Street and Duquesne Way
PDOuttviia4e
I J AMES, SAVE YOVH MONEY
Hy Lb!➢g your 014 Table Ware
E=l
tl AbwiLt TEA 131iapktITEit8 YORKEI, 1081
FLTZIIIII:7I.S. Z2l BY00:4,
BAB te.,
C./ all be ,e•plated a =de 14 LOON lOW NV BAR
M Q ULL 14 :' N 4 Litt V*itg4.l_,
la in" (.lalr eter;••
HOTEL
MID. D. WIIIINI I. N. WILLA,. OED. •• NOEII3OIII
WILI.ARD HOTEL,
Opposite the Chart flout.,
lucromesli7
Jos, tdbmpleted, nessly Otted and tarnished .
WHIPS, WILL &RD A e O. Propriethr•.
ap3dleni
SEED WHEAT.
PRING WHEAT FOR SEED
Important to Farmers
We hsve • sasil fin of. very superior IdINN LW
TA It HEAT, •elorted with gran Ctn.
ittad suitable for SEED. As the season for sowing
Sorlog Wheat has nearly arrived, prrans desirous
of securing GOOD MU, Would do well to apply soon.
as the supply islimitad.
mhaldmrittn i ,
lIITOISEOCh. aI . cREEIII & CO.
DBAUGHTMG
GENERAL
DRAUGHTING OFFICE
Bad Ps►t° t. AL.G ena or
Ne. tz Eli ea Clair Ht.. near Kumpe:talon Bridge
Li. P. GASI/131HRII Civil Coelfiefir
dolls No. I t Una , street
.ARCHITECT.
AMEti M. RALPH,
.421.21.01131E1C72", ,
Prepares EXPLICIT JiIi.AWINGS and SPECITts
CATIONS for all Mud. V trll,llngs, ass,' supstIO
'IZ!tI!"O.II7IPLI4II7.I.V.kONZ.-"4. LarpS•lr
wl Ilabblnsun si.rI . O.,JI.I.WIIIEN I CITY. enbEl
DISSOLUTIONS.
•
Dwssoi.uTioN,
Tbe arm of T1.V.10 , 141S FTTY la litseoleed n't
so °Mal consent, to tlatchfrosit Aprll Ist. Ma
. F. IMEN T
wt.N b gingt , zl7 w . iea az O th el
r
.n;uc!
In retiring from the abose mm I p..
licit a conti nu ance or tne patronage au II
stowed on the Isis, Arm, to ver succaaaor,
611CTITT itioatiwat V Tair.wir•
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' 1). a tams/
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