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3113, STANTON-MR. COWAN.
Ilumors sire revived of the speedy retire-
mcizt.Of M. STANTON frOm the warr.flice, •
and the acceptance by him of the Spanish
mission. There seems to he good reasons
for cretliting'the'rse reports. '
• Mr. STANToNlitis made for himself an
Cm/fable place In the history of the coma
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I try. Gifted with clear perceptions, great
'industry, and an indomitable will, his etc
',ration to the headship of the War Depart
ment was in nil respects fortunate for the
country.' ITC performed a yea amount Of
labor, and in the maha did it well. I•irl
. General in the field did More, if as much,
as he towards the suppression of the rebel- •
lion; lint his laborwas of that sort to.strike
Less palpably and with less glare the popu
lar apprehension titan the :tctual manage
ment of armi-e on the campaign. Ills was
the organizing and directing mind that
made triumphs . possible by preparins the t
• means thereto. It is even possible that
'what are generally accounte%l his defects
of manner contributed, on the whole, to
his success. The emergency required a
man in the placihoilled who could keep
,hls eyeasteatitly durthe essential point, and
!who could meet tho thronging appeals for
concessions and abatements with a rirrOr
% that made their attainment impossible from
. the start and discouraged a repetition of
them.
Some little time ago we felt constrained
to censure in Mr. STaicrox what we Could
not,hnt regardets willingness to retain of—
ficial position . (by a compromise of essential
principles. Th., letter which was drawn
from him, Actin:mg his position, wt.s not
mall to our liking, at the moment of rub , -
: Hendon, nor has reflection upon it since
lessened our Alma objection. T;te let
ter
wasotil the more injurious and ...corals
ble becauselof his former welbearned repu
tation for sternness and iutlexir. ' dlity. Vn
inference could lie robes natto al rein that,
if such a zu;n, from his high post of obser
vatiod felt constrahred to recede. .reason,
must exist which ought.to prev. t il dyer th e
scruples of other people.
Wu arc aware of the plea hr wsich his
personal friends excuse or justify this de.
limpet:my—that li se - mid yiebl . rtr the
purpose of retaining power that, in other
hands, might be wielded with prodigious
. enact against loydlty._ not is our DS.
tn're to simulate au acquiescence we do not
feel, and•hence - wc are not iMpiesse 1 . with
sense of the wisdom or ellt,tiency of such
...strategy. Besides, we do not rate patrou•
age, in time.; of carnest.discus9l6a and fee:
-racist, as weighing much in turning the
scale pf pu'dle judgment. ThiG Ike. been
` - recently deinort;tratud in ro comple'e a
mannevas not . tiitttlinit of-cavil:inc.. More
over ive incl:ce to tilt...op:W.oa that if tira
Administridion had turned all genuine lie—
'.publicans out of billet!, and put Its own
.creatures in, threemonths ago, the p‘t wet.
of patronage would have ploved even less
than it actually was :s the dispensation of
it was managed.
Sall, we are not disposed to ques!.iou hut
what Mr. STANTON did what he thought to
be wisest under the circumstances. What
'We urge ie, that Mr. lianhAN's frank awl'
explicit way of dealing with the same pro
blem impresses itself upon us at Once as
more dignified and raornpolitic..
It appears probable that the place to be
!mated by:Mr. STANT.O:4 will be held open
for Mr.. COWAN.. A soft of fitness exists
whp President Jonnson shoultl reserve this
(ace for 31r. dowAx, 'Who was 'lda leader
and model in the betrayal' of the party by
whin]; Until were trusted. Early in the
war, while Mt. JonNson was acting vigor-
ously against the rebels, Mr. Conv,x teas
giving them all the aid and comfort, he
could in his influential, position as a Sena•
tor in Congress. Directly hostilities com
menced, the radiealistu'Avhich secured his
preferment from the TAxi,itature, departed
from Wm: 'lnstead of r sing.to eontem-
plate the sattition with tho open eyes of a
'statesman, he' descended to dissect it with
the microscopic vision of a lawyer, which
is always fatal to the jutcomprelteusion'of
greabnatioaa i l movements. Hampered by
technicalities, beclouded by swarmitig
tleties, and embarrassed by instances that
were not precedents in the novel and start
ling condition of national affairs, lie first
floundered about, uncontrolled by any rural
nrd principles, and then seined down in ma
lingent opposition to all filen and nieMzures
by which the rebellion was suppressed and
the Union saved: (I In this attitude he went
through the wnr. Ey6r after he had made
definite engagements-to east his influence
iach as it was, on the side of the iebels
and copperheada,-he bad neither the man
)rases nor
honeity to avow his purpose,
but assumed to, feel a more ardent. desire
far the success of the Republican part.
than he had manifested at any ,former
period. This was the kiss of betrayal;
the stab;hy Which he. signalized his apos
lacy. . •
Whether the. Senate will consent to,
.ratify his nomination zt Sectelary of War,!
oven to secure 3lr. STANTON the .mission to
Iladrid, admits of question. There are
:reasons of public tlecMtey why a man who
has been guilty of as flagrant treachery to
the'Republican came(' as Mr. Cows:: hat ,
should not lie. allowed to Step from one
high position' to another still higher by the
. 'advice rand consent" of ilte Republican
majority in 'the Senate. If he shall be
a llo we d to pass the ()Meal of confirmation
we.do not see with what show of consis
tency—with
whet pretext of principle—
any.other- nomination eau be it.je ete d .
First Mid deepest in his treachery, to
stureishim to rise spil higher as the reward.
of hig Levet:less, would be to surrendtT the
whole question and With Unlit' bauners to
retreat from the field
THE CATHt)LIC
The action of the Roman CathoNe Men
ary Council of the United filmes, the sit
tings of which have just closed in' Dahl
more, cannot fail I to exert a mighty influ•
euce upon the destinies of our country,
both religiously mid politically.-
" It is frankly ayoweil that Europe is no
longer : a congenial theatre for thir opera
' tiontrorihlS' vas and oveta.-haelowing reele
siastiel establishment, and that henceforth
its mightiest energies are to be put forth to
make Lan the great CM holic country of the
earth, the centre of its world-enihrseing
operations.. The objec t is to seize' upon
the elements which are Row ip.seething
and turbulent agithtiou aftiongstlis,::and
turn them, with a skill unknown to any
other earthly power, to the object ,or
streogthening and extending
that st4endou.s orianiFatiOn..
We Copy a pari of a letter froat the ape.
clal corresporident 'of the Philadelphia
Arciiinshop Purcell, in his sermon,-stated
:`this morning that this Council was impres
Ted" with the necessity - of reelalinlng to
Catholicity the United St:decor Americo,
and intimated this to be the grand oWect in
iteassembling. There is to be 'no crusade
Drenched against Protestantism, no offen•
sive thrusting' forward the doctrines nod
•Draetices OTltome upon a population, the
great majority of whom are opposed to that
Church, bUt in a quiet way' the elPrgy
to act ' abgut their work of proselytism whit
energy, perseverance and industry. If
Ltaly toonens her chains to follow strange
idols, America must come forward to thq
i front and assume a first pace among the
faithful.
If the Catholic nations of Europe show
signs fitilecay, and stand btit indifferent
spectatOrs while Pius IX. is perplexed to
find a-spot where to lay his head, beyond
the reach of his enemies; the Church in the
tinited,States is to send Lim words of cheer,
and draw from him a tribute of gratitude.
The Council - has taken the most derided
stand on the Palpal imestion, and pledges
the American Church as emphatically its the
Latin language can convey to his Ilidine , s
its unreserved loyalty and attachtactii.
The Council, it is said, cab no less tiecitied
On another matter of nodes.; importance.
refer to the public school system or too
United States The bishops do not condemn
that 'system, but insist strongly that the
Catholie youth of the country shall be edit
ecetisduif nUM"sirglioe cstahlishmcats. The
(L.
graninfar. The principles of religion must
ant be subordinated to thoprinciplesofarith-
medic, nor mono worldly advantages be par.
,11C(1 to the detriment ofthe soui's salvation.
Those who know with what pertinacity the
' Catholic clergy in other countries make all.
°Uteri considerations sink before that of
making converts, will realize the livid of
I :lw now open here to men who devote
their entire energies; towards the accoin
,olistiment of their &rang project. If this
Council can effect it, there will be a revival
of religious fervor that will extend ;to every
portion of theeountry. The scheme is of
the most comprehensive character,!eintirac
ing a field of operations that is as yet un
touchQ.
The freedmen of the South form the new
missionary. field which stands ready to re
ceixe the new crusaders. On the subject or
threvangelization of the Southern negim,s
the Council have not merely followed what
the shrewdness of its prelates at once saw to
be a Fplei)did chance, hut have carried out
the express instructions of !hone. The
Southern negro is to he Christamized, edu.
rated and redeemed. The ,Cotholie priest
it to enter there with the mine zeal that he
does the interior of China or the Sandwich
islands. ThiS work, in every respect so
important, was to have been done, as I
have been told, in the inset glue!, tltoligh
most determined, way Possible. It was to
hare• teen done before Protestant seets had
yet sought the idea,.and hence the iudigna.
thin I hear everywhere expressed at the
publication the other day of Cardinal Barna
bo's letter to the assembled bishops on that
subject. Thntletter was recciveu by Arch
bishop Spalding, who for the 'convenience
otitis brother bishops ordered the printing
ol• a stillicieu(number of copies, with the
most positive instuctionsihat there should
be nothing said about it outside the Counci!.
The printers say they khow not how the
Latin cony could have got oil of the mike,
11Cli6SS slolen by a correspondent ore Sew
York paper, and, the tran'Oation they sJI- I
was execrable.
The Catholic
.Church doc , -, not .li.spi6e . ti,
poor negroes. That is well. But it' deco
not stop there. , It does not Say to them.
"Be ye fed, he ye clothed, be re school,i,l,
be ye taken in;".but it proi.pses to de hilt
these things, and so ratio, them tip, give
them an inheritance among their brethren,
and Mahe them it power in the church end
in the nation; and alt this is to he don: ,
that the clutch may be made strong. Shall
Protestants quarrel with that_ -chuich for
doing these things, itnti for-csnbotroritrg to
proselyte all classes of our people, white
and black, high and low, natite awl titrely,n'f
So liar as they 416 so they injure their own .
cause, and build up that of their great an- ,
tagon . st: Their only tuluroe is to go and
do lihewise, and to say to all-these .c1a5,,,,,
"We conic to sginv to you a'inoree . xeellent
way." What care the' quiet weirkers of ll
that thoroughly disciplined and drilled con-,I
amnion fof learned diScussions and zealous ,
denunciations? For example, shall Rome I
have on/ recently emancipated • Freedmen ? 1
This is a question which must be answered
by works, by faithful, abitudaut and per- I
sistent labor, not by words. Anil so of all
other classes. . •
Rome they he wrong iu her, ereed„itta
she is ritzht lie her met.ht-t..
31A3i11000 SUIPRAINC.
f The advocates of reform in England, and
of the extension of the suffrage to poorer
classes of men, than have hitherto enjoYed
it there, have imported this expressive
phrase frore.our country ; and it is nue that.
-will have a potent and abiding influence
noon the mindi of the English masses.
It is a suggestive phrase, and well eahm
lated to awaken the dermrintfatiulties di the
mind to an inquiry Mtn the nature of
things—into the relative dignity and excel
lence . of man as loan, conmared with a
little property which may happen: to attach
to hint. Tt is a pbrese Which - starts au
IDEA, founded in truth and justice, and 1
which is bouild to go on "conquering and 1
to Conquer," until it shall . bring down
everything that seeks to exalt itself - by de
grading humanity and usurping the rights
of God. • •
The phrase is equally applicable to the
politics of both countries, altliwgli it is
made, to strike at vet," different abuses and
wrongs. In England a man has no politi
cal rights, beeause he is pm,. :in America
he has none, because le - is not eiaetly if Mr .
right color. In England; a man's skin
might be as dark as Erebus, and all his an
cestors, for a hundred generations, may
have basked id sunny Congo, lint if he has
a sufficient amount of property, lie can
vote; while his pure Caucasian fellow sub
ject, who tuay happen to fall a few shillings
short. is disfranchised.
The American dernaerat vigorously de
*flounces the English aristocrat for denYiug
Merl the right of the franchise because they
are' poor; while ,the Euglisbniao just as
emphatically condemns the American for
doing the same thing•to men, merely be
cause their skins ate dark. Each accuses
the other,. and with equally good cause, of
injustice and oppression. The English
man's argument 3s, that a man who has
Property has more at stake in the State
than the man. who ,has none, aud that
therefore it is the rightful prerogative of
men of property to rule. The Atiteriran
contends—he does not argue—
:hat this is "a alike man's lin•ernuit te 1,"
11174 Lo that assumption he rests satisfied.
To his mind it is the end ofail controversy,
perfectly c onclusive, and therefore none bid
w bite anal have any right to vote-
Wn are not going to argue the question .
at all; our only object loving to point nut
the different applications niade oC the
phrase,
phrase, '.'.3latiliood Suffrage,” on the fn
site sides of the Atlantic. bu this
pid
colored men, and on that side inlet litigate
reaching l'rth their handsto Him whols
nn
respeetor of persons, 'and fishing that they
may be lifted up from beneath the feet of
their fellows, and set beside them asequuls,
as brethren, and as M ere
NOT a feW Republican newspapers sneer
at Ibe nomination of Joys Mount:mt.:l%
pugilist and gambler, for Congress in the
Fifth District of New York. Is there not,
after fit!, a fitness in the selection? The
nominating Convention thought so, and we
`arc not disposed to impeach its judgment
in the premises. Either of the IlnooKsts
or [the WOODS has some exterior accom
plishments which 3lr. 3lonniSSnY lays no
claim to; but these are not the things that
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the representative eysiein talios account of
So song as such constituencies exist, Why
shOuld not one of their own sort represent
them.? ,
The unostentatious inanner in - which
Miss Burtiett Courts, of London, ministers
to the Poor and afflicted, is nu illustration
of the Divine truth, that (!n love of God is
WO /ova of his creatures.
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pa;••_•rs througlootal the jf.:::..:f Nf•a4.: itn•l th , 1 • ••• s, .1 Illk. %V 6 ••• , ....e,
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' : BROKE:It', AND REAL ESTATE AGEUTS,
Gr
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I: !ILA NTIL , '
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'' At No. Cti Smithfield Siteet,
1,11311AR1 ASS'4I;LITION, ' - z- ''x'z' 7 `. 7 E 3l r- 7 .7c.t , --Ex. tea.
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MISS ANNA C. DICK U . 17: so N ' 1 :,...„,„.., . •
will .1011,:, u., 5t , ., , i i i ov,, or t:, Inr.c. ~ .1 1 Al l i Li OR D Lk - r
Thure,day Crening, 25 . (1, iiv.t., l . 131 C4^Oalio STREET, %.
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ACADEM li . OP 19 iNDC. (.
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SI eon, T -- ,il)7llFriii NG 1.. Do. ' URSi
! Etnlir.iclnr an en.lll-, raTletY.
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:iratm tie, I‘.• 31
Al:A11/011' 3117,1e..r. TM' tin
alii JrTlcho, -for at. ell,l/.
ITIIRSIOO 50 r.,[4..
71o'clock.
N, GI:F.ATI.:II NI:AMP:11 TII n. `..• TWELVE
SEATb CAI, BE STA 'CELL, /11 . 1' 01, E.
dolt' fint.lor, l'arrolel le C.:, pitA,
In •t. the
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LIBI4RIAN WANTED,
A FTLlcAirioNs IN witcriNG
dii no rt.ret,tl for the 1 10 ,.1 . 3,1 Of /MA'
Saturday, '')OcAber 27ib, Iso6,
SA:7ll:ti ri/ELAN,'Trean'r,
r. 0. I:0y
Library. and Nadine .
PITTSI3URGU,
LO. E'.I7.:CIt3LiCILMAN
PRADTICAL LIFIIi:ERAPHERE.
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from the I.:ast tli hoolto,n, of or •
MILT.I/NERY GOODS,
revuovtd N., It,
.1L1,1%1:11C.N CITY.
0,1 134, •
• -
TIIE ANNUAL
i _ iL istookliOlth.rs or 11.
PAXTON . P 1 TJU) f.F.IIZ:II COMPA
11.1.1 at 11, 111 , 111N,1,N, Mq:LEAN
Nu : 7 I , o . lsrllz ou t p . A O I , isa :
14.
trerora•
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wojuis-Z7,:.",!‘v.iiii mil. tic.: Liorvi.
wor „
on
1 . 1.1..1.14rg1i, to t
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TY:U.-For ge..l I , ld •..4 .
IA .1 :.:•11,1
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Locus ,teer
ATOLASSES-10 Stergil
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14* Jr r.'l 4EI: L()%'_. • turner 114110i.CILftri nrnl
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•
VIVE.II-10 Sisneet (Atler Jost
s•-• rOrelvt .1 and for fair by • ,
Yr:TZE;I: RIISTIWN“,
0c.14 rumour Market lilt rind rye',
APPLES-75 OW.' Green Apples
revolved owl for tale nT. •
KETY,E,IL AR,UrTltOalti.
or:. corner -Maar; Mot First al rt.,
JMILS. LIOILEO .LINSEELI • OIL
received led fogsale , •
. •' t.k:',ol:tiE A. 71: MAY CO
Ora Wbolasala Drusirlatt. Wool ttetti.
12111
Two .Ib7cdrooms, Puratiphed,
r Nll,ll orlU ngattached.
tztvt...l for , elling; Inquire at
.1. h Ilritg :tore, emit., ',woe,. and
-.•11 or etTIIVEN,t
r r e
ad .4rot tr. 0,..1:111
A 11.3911.Ni5l'IZATOil'N
\I I,..reaa E,r, Athatniqration on th e 4,4 ,
tit. ILA I Ir of Ku. , “
hate Levu
d the an.l.•raigned. nil rwrhot, having
the f!Statl• elil are
•
oe..lana7 I:1i I.llaaa y u4a , L. rlmirst,
.•
Ly:11 TO AND . % t•ICOn
A11 : 1:4•V
EVERY SATURDAY • -
EVERY W,CDNESEAY;
1:11Nii 31,111,
I . lttkt 1 ......1 to 111 I frtott fr , lan.l;. Etiglaud; ti'cul•
1.1. 11,m .. y .1 Mi Fr tll co
2.1.1 , :y. Mt. I, toopotty 's . 1 111 t, g, -
• .11 1 11 - t.. I. 4.1,5, Ain:nl.
.
• ~-. WM. HING•tA•M. :Iv.,
-
Li.. :11e! iANTOCIi,
\92 rCdCrill
.1 rod. :1.1 Bclecicd
1121 , a ,, m1*,Errs 'and GUM%
I:., lt mark. t..
GIVIC. !Int ItEI,ItErCIZCILASING.
1V.!:
S;1):); air2l Shoe Elupoe
Ft . Ll , 2l:.tri ci,
.1. .... C. 1,4.0 C. S. )1 VIII,
IiIVIAC •lIOPPER h CO.; .
l , :nereer . ori-to IL R. Bulger.) .
45 Smithfield St.,
,;1.1 n.n , ers la all L.In.L.
- 1721 1C7 i yT_Tl=l.-M
S I01:1
Parlor, Chamber,
.~c!:.: rat ~~ ~~La='L
and Dining Room Sets,
SCHOOL FLTHITURF,
t.f
th, r .'ll Gulf at-on, laid'
ill` 1 )11rg1. hlo 1111 fact ured Furniturq
=I
C7a-v4.311. 1 . 2 . 11:3 ON
Pi ' .; k ;
31_ 3 2L'::::"Q.
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itn, , ,vh, anti Tapestries,
ItATS 1 , 1: Illy. I,A I . :NT: , AND Boys:
tiV r.T I,e; I , lliCs 11111 LAW 611
AN I/ 1 '11111;1MA; SA W. 1.:,
t e., it, imv -0 the or prlio., to which they invite
he attention of all.
belt
E 3.
WINO-GUARD AtIDAIR-HEATER
FOR COAL OIL LAMPS.
- PATcsTED OCToll/1.11 STII, Ihlta,
• Thezio:ritn of Lida Invention eoublat In Its ma
/ tretlon to Into'. ChirritleShr witch or , Continually
bre . .sl.ltor beinx to • with the ordinary lamp..
No aird , len tro,ILIOn from beat to eolif eau, rack
or Mena the,.e ehiloneya; the Intups ran Ito exerted
US ~ ,11, : ty and without -apprebenalon, m
the ott
1;,, our n steady light Ruder all
P irClifilbiat“,,...el the trot that ono -third leas o•ii la f
cotmmod, render, Liam a moil. valuable redo,.
I . alton, to hour., kerhers, hi roplm sent to a ty port
of the U. S. on reeript of-2.5 rent, post,' 11.
.1. 11. entoEWELL.
I OM,. No, :IA Ititee Street, or 1611 Ciolitury A•rt
-I.IIII,AUEL.AItek.
DOITOSN.9I, 310UNTIE5 TO
'-tddicrs ;if Itint and 1862.
Ali all, cerYi•ethree vie . .. , are toltllled to /1011
I honor,: tro., arm tsvo sit-.rs, pail: who Were
I hoo d': by this,mi ar or their halm.
.7 1: r.e „Montle r, • JP: .rf ra Pay
/A dilo Voluut v., Officer; In the urrsil• - e . Murch
dot% :1:1.1 .11:irlinrtied. lout.ton .1 out, or resignoll
tin... A; dli INIS.
41ca`11,1 are cntitto.l
to $l.), 4'4 b.O
, 1 , 15, According to clrgr.c of illeitl,ll-
UAL?. L'ATI*II.I[69N, Attoriley
13Ble TILE BEST.
PZ,7I3OLIA BLUE
ui:' OIL ILENNEru:,
.11n1.1,,turecl obly bb.Flfbisble by
11. • .47: 3"IcV K Co.,
Z . lO. X.l oor I . atilt t WOrit.6l,
A'. W. Cor.:til and Market Sts.,
PITTSBURGH. PA
IRON CITY MILLS.
ROGERS &
• Aantithcturerr. or .
ILEFINED. CHARCOAL, JUN/ ATA & POLISHED
iSILIEIMMT MOW"-
•ND WAlt/0101,,C, Nu. i$ MAILE L•T Sr
NEW 'PAPER lIINGENGS. -
FOIL VAttLOßS—Frencli Designs, nlth Gold Bor
derv.
I.IIIILAU I k:S—Pompolan ratter/13 on Orange
1 . 01: Grrek ratter. on lied Clay
CIIAMICEILS—Lacy and Yluslfia Pattona
t n,un
' P. LIAIOTaA
l'.1111k:Lll STlcitlf.T, corner e l' 161xtb,.
1 1,1 ONEY •Lasor OFFICE), NO.1:11
VVElatndrye'srdeleasno' .`_liver Watepea.
revprytlescription.
..... tlart:
ol 111,,, or 01.617.
...;•?.:" ~ 1 1 , . , .. 1411..l tor 4.19 t: 19,.ert.
• L es.• o•
i• C I.OIME I' int, •
ir •
, CANDY MANUFACTURER,
Aud• dealer 'ln Vollr AND Alf FIII6AII
Nov; &
, v., A.,.
No. 112 kederal Street, •
sec„,,d National
• and `-uwexv.ntmr. PA.
410 •
rrnii.
aui I : or 53:e at ihe
1866.
Ti!ADF, thr
rveF tad [tic
Die Sinker, Seal - aud Medal Engraver,
STENCIL, BRAND AND STEEL LETT . ER CUTTER,
SUPERIOR SEAL PRESSES,
taucellin g -Statu r s and %lilting
PLATxs FOIL AIAREINI.) CLIITIII
93 Wood St.,.Cor.DiLizoond Alley ,
(A.OVE - DAVIS , BOOR hiolm,)”
•
I.ll7,:glieuit.
ELECTIO N.
TINE ANNUAL ELECTION foi the
OinCerll f the IMAM; ff). T will be hvi
Ut the aff o u t s of the % euntal WI E Eel/AY.'
elAkher beof Fen the Were of If A. al. a. 1
oettllallf4 : W. UL,I . FAILI./. Sheriff:lCC.
Steam Boilers Oil. Stills, Tanks, Sheet
Irdu Works, kr.
No. GI PENN . 4 "E. , ;IPPTTARTII”:II , . PA:.
___
NEW ADvERTIsEmEt; 5: s. ' 1 'Z. W .:-.LIJ V 2PTisLIIT.EI'ITS
HIGHEST PREMIUM '1 -'„
Ni , ~ ,
I 1 _.,
LOCK-STITCH 7:, ,r , ,
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IWhet?ler&Se., - Wilson ;''?.l'‘,. ° -;
;,',,..
SEWING 31,1kCiall,F.. , 0,
Over 250,000 Now in Use
SALIES P O ll QUAR:i'Cirt ENDIxt;
June 10, n 5 1,, to , vrn statement
NVII EI:LER at WILSON
SIN.: VII
linflV LI: .1 BAKE!:
FLUILENCK
Ivuble in or I ,b,
rlatlon ortbe 101,11 , t , a . rt.o”.,
ICY. .In I
Int ture,. a.I
lulu[ In 0r.:11 ., 11,... a 'Or.
:V t 737 vi"l. 2 =r 3 nal\T - 2 - •-y - A. CO.,
hip. 2 ri Pl It. t rect.
„, . -
(dnEATEST INVEVI'I()% 01.
AGE..
ilVebster's Patent "Ordinary li - rcach,'
sttl: cirtTlNt: ttEr •
Bolts.ltound
Lead Pipe , •
Will bet.t 1[0:001 0r 11011, PI '4l I.;"lNti ttil•
- Trlttriteellattres 10 A
:Ai for
eff and: 4, n wltti.: Etee,..
poe ol.vlrillog lour,!•
groll.”-r1:10,01:)(011,, el 1.1• ••
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•'1,4 ty I, .110
l'Et: ^NII I:A- I:
is Tlette Ea 3112 1 /..1 , /,•1111/1.. 1,•-I Iti
oursli ovvr 3 . 0 per 4,0:. r
111:01 0110, Pot , nnr.l t•• "ri . forliill4.• F.lOO •
A 1110. 1 1 ..rr11,11
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01)roRile the t'aliie4ltal.
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from paitt itt.,44st.r.ortt..n
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Erroar - DIX c.l"c . .
465 Robeoca Street, I NE,.(7I,II:.LEzIND'S
AU t I.•ft. 1:1:4•WN ‘lllll
10.11 1 .1r1 rrt) trt. rat,horgtl. w.l, ~ AucTIGN ragoßiuivi ,
ttvnr4l
WELDON & KELLY ;
-PLUMBERS,
Gas. and SiPa Fitterq IF
rn -LT-41.'11F"
, AND BRASS FORMERS,
Ch4ndeliers and Brackets, Lead
Pipe, Pumps, Sheet Lead, ece.,
dr. I).
161 Stfcet, Pear Sitatt.
nil Pii.'!.:VS • CIL4II L.E.71.33
s a , vlrlue onlar , o 1 the orpli.tn. auat ‘O,
irta.ny.i
al:1
at INI.II, FahTh ttse wendee., ass
Not ciaiLter 2•2 d,
At I o'clock 1.. Ira ;sit t:13: •a.rtaln 1 , A1:11I, I ,
,!SQW DE, 7,tVN.,1111• ra , snlA s:.
the•prots, ii p, ,
rty ES ' %V 1.1. We
:ter and I halt, ay
lashl,4 tar Ila ear. 11, isprt,%•••,,,t.
Itwelltng NS ,1
Thare In alter nn the a 1
tlami 4-Krt... ppla'fret• , . 'I ne I ual ,11 a,a.t
viols :Omit tivs.'sst. "sera a, ....al!, 1.
Nearly Iltb a lady undcr aid,
' Or SALL -11L1,1 ca.!, nn
ded, asstl VONS.,,iOII wra Use s'.ty sd'Af , rd
and balms., In -11521 a 51,311 pact,.
there:M.., will. l'tolll .‘1,1 . . I . I , i ,r•
Narurad "I , f P. , ,,,! wwr:e 11,
The ps,ellaser ply tor ca , n, yai,.:l; 31115:51-.
For forlller taarl, lire
lilt ttit'K, P,, 1 , At,/ la,.
lii
ruisrth streat, .1,.
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IVAREGIIOI3I . :E. •
RICHARD E. BREED
xrieExcuL-1.7...30 re.. .
No. 100 11 7 0 Strect
•
IlltrrAN NIX NI, nl.l
WA IRK., 'PK.% TUAIS ANL , Cl' 11.isni
alnar. on band.
CHINA TEA
•
1:11IN
A Tt , 11.1.1 SILL ,
• 'HEN A VnnEs,
(111 NA !1 . 11 . 1' , 1 hINS,
IILIIIF:311A.N NV Ant: OP :•'/N
I.AVA.CARI/ ItAhn r rt.
.LA Vn. VA,K+,
tiTONK R A ILE all I - 3,1, U,, tnettl
wholeaale.and retell trade.
•
The largest and woos complrte stuck of pr. - Wong
In tills 114 r Its Ilse city. •
l'rleva and Genn, the same au In the ....Astern r:LNII.
_my lit 41.1
soLmEns ,
CLAIMS BOUNTY, tte.
•
The aalkl , lgard Trill collect ell Eno elk!, lie , k
pay_ and peuxlons dye eoldlira under toe acts or
Cow/rube or Slatelwir.
•
Congnee fused an act cquellrleg boun
ties, en,, winch vc,crok n , ddlers
houety or num slot/ to 111200.
.10iIN S. 1..1\11•41:,
A. BROW N.
Attorsaya at I..tar,
(.I.llco. No. 114
Iv3l-¢32:ll.tme I'ITTSIII
•
l~luntJM[ 'I'S, 4: E . 2lli'E tri . ux N
Vaults, Fountains,
Stntarktry - , -Vases,
ITIII
• DES ( IONS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
T. BROOME,
No. 90 Penn ,
CO - P4RTN.ERSHIP.
91.111: UNDEIZSIII:NE
oort fotaiol tho tooek pod onarbinery .rf the
FREI/I:Rick a RocIII.EM ti N..1.av0 Co , t.r - t
Sly of t/otober. wlter..(l !wan liit
41er flit 11,41, or BARPER, OuT3l C 1...
manuf.icture of IVAt://:Sti. Ave.. nt too ohl 1.-
" b1 " 1 " .1 °"".. Fr. ,, 5.•r566 Ae,eli rut .iln ,/od
'Flonrvi larper, ot/ ntftver •trttt,
Moll weak! telp , l.lolly nollrlf colarro3nce Or So t
bttLimn 11/orally In.slowcol.
adage
'Fl i lto /in* TEAM/ER
A. A NIIN.I
i t ,y SiSil' 3 lA
ADAM A r..,€'IIELMAN
OEM
EILO. B. SUMP
JOHN ROSS & cO.;
PUCCX,OnS TO •
WM' N. OCOEE/ &CO..
MANUFACTURKIV3 AN I) TIt.AIAIS IN
ilarbcin Oil Lamps and Fixtures,
CHANDELIERS, CARBON OILS, AC,
No. G.% 31121Cribr2r-ot
myl9...79:dawr
• -
STEVIE EN M. wrr,
GENVIAL • .
JARED 111, BRUSH,
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SHAWL', SHIES •AND DELIVERS,
17 oz. 55 .cud 57
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Spring' and :41.1ninler Medicine.
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propyr:l..,,f a ..t1 r. 11“Iternil, cc:
ni Fa,ll It• eninil 1i1..n Hill, ii
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pc. ,ll3r to thlltlre.a. It In
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sdapled II ; eN.:rinimth• (VC 00 0014. alreclloll4
than Inn. on 15 1 , 1 , 40: 0100 of
W I'lll 1111111;1: LON_
ioni lit, If., appro.einiat,m
Alterative, or Blood Purifii:r,
hot,. r the r.. 14,5
4., It I, 4il s NI:Ar
11.. 1,1111,1 of 114. deserlioll.oo of
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ANI) I:IIAUtZ(iESTS,
. m)1.1,17,, , , •
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SAUSAPARILLA-
Coto b uott;3l. e 01 Li roc,
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1 4 )E31;C: NTiaitE
No. si Mar Let St.. Yitikbur I)
1.1%,TA URANCE.
EMMEN
S. W. 1111011PSON it CO.,
Sea,nu.l Moor. :turke's
- 'cam Il r - t]3 ~.
•
NU, LiFP, I! AAD ACCIDEAT INSURAICI
• •
E.FFECT4 , 7I, IN viusr CLASM et/It PA . ..IES. at
fair talllp aLllu.steil and promptly
=EI
T,lre Incurance Vorepons, or Liartford,
North Ants...luau I !re loidtranet Cumpauy, or
Ifortford. et. .
(:onnectlrot Piro Insurance Ccunpans., of Ilatt
,
ford, ut
New Entatol }lre Inearance Company, Of liar,.
ford. et. . VA:gt3-m-wr
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LOUIS -' CO., Eanufac-,
Grand and. Square-pianos.
Warororus, t 7. BLit Pr ECE I I, 9 7 • III:I7r, Berard.
Elora Man froth ivarway . NEW tali A , hanfaccurni In tear drm , r
e CTZrpowarNl, char, aaahln n t
prier,
enr,
list withat at Ort rac.:h
ahatir, atn worion. 9 999 , 9 th Carcularo arid
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EMBNIEN
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! • PITTABUDGD, PA. i •
IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS.
! 11.011ERT WATSON. Manager. 1e19:.1g. 1
IV. 11 . 11. A.1‘1.....11. A. E. , 111.—, T. 17 ,1.11111, !
SE:. ---------- HUMMEL & RiLBER.
EEDIOIIt QA Ili TANNED, PAT.
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, ENT E :I:ETC:I KII AND RIVETED ..ii.to,ll:!u-.1;',.%14:r!;;„1Zt..":4'.!!'01ic,',1;;;:',:'..t
1 LEITNEII BELTING AND 110 SE, 1 r ' - `Y 3 -
, Lump, 7. oft. t.=. :t and Ilaton Inlet.
Lyletna Volli., Nam i ", 3 ; anti C 171,4 tmltt.
7.lnenn(e:mc..l ~t No. 77. , 3 aMITIIP1171.1) r.T., 'Y i All
of wki , h t , ' '.... . • .'"
ELAR.I'LEY. .PHELPS. .& CO ItLl'nL r, L , Ml" . .l' ;ul:sl; ;'• '' ' ' ' '' ' ' :';' ` lv '''' r ' r, '''''''':
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Ala, 11,atsIor New York. Itubberiga.
7' , . A I ...1.1.i0
ilaItItIalll) la:, PA.
!trA.„„l ktel t i lag% I 'COAL': COAL : : C0'11.: :
.• . .
t.f'2i:i)ilir. : l:l i i i'lniViiiii.. l :•Pti. " ;....lfo l iVal NC IiSON STEIFART co
~,,....., and IN/1:1. 11F.1.T ItiOKS. eta. f 1e.1.0t0 I - -5 • - ' .&' .5
. If ',log lelooyel their 1471...- •
to .-
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if 1771 of 11,
Tner*,t , ,! , 1 , 1•••Ily
tot
- HOUSES.
(No. 8437' x.. 1 . 1 .01.-t - s- eitilr.
W. H. GA RRABD & CO., .
1 (I.4tely City Floor MN) '1E0):: ti trLott
i W., 1,,4
: musters, Grain kt lop Dealers., 1 A— ArtdireP.rl,perrl.,,,A?-11,,,,,N,!,1,,.-A
, A t the lowc,t Iltnrlh.t.prtre. .
Ire At. ortlrns hit et tlhir hiller, or adarihitc.l to
1 theta Ihrollell , the w all, hill he alto rote.! to p. v.yi 1,.
toy2S:bra
. •
PITTSBURCH; PA. 1 t itfAitirAis
fur LFH DZA Ltl3 Pr
n'-,1,1T1 1I e lr ii;,•l'4!' Oughiogheny and Conuellsvthe CoaIGREAT INESMEIN
PLANM' a MILL,
- ICorner of 2arbori Street aa(l Dagoesea iTzy,
PPCTSIII/ItGli, PA.
Sash Boors, Blinds. and Mouldings
MADE. TI) ()MIER. Unfinished work II pat In
clr 3,l lsuil alien ot.
Vlo y
orlis, lroatliter h
ilfoirilina taken
Laths n
And liitlnglet
rvrt,l4l/1. y on hand. +slog, ru-aawlng and Scroll
IMO &
saivlng 40. nab Si
[loads of all kinds
oroPr. Ank.1.15 JOIE!: HEAT 11.
BARKER Bcf,HASELTINE.
•
1 , ;(1. 12 1 Tall Stkeet, second story;
IN
LOOKING GLASSES,
Pictures and Frames Ilan kinds,
( I
A Nil
H . J. LASiCE,
4"
Chintz Window Curtains and Chair Oirers
Cl ea IVA ti:Lieglazeti without uliparklng.
16s. 3:1 and 37 Third Street,
t:c twee° Woall awl Sulltlinvltl
ulyl9:.a7Z. PITTARILTROII.
GOOD IVEIVS row AF!'
PAPP:NI' MEDI CI.N DRUGS. 19 e cc Price!.
iS TT Be, 111,K;
nt s 1, Alt PA
Ilth/FLA IP:, HITTERS. Per Pek. •
t hr. 1 . .J'W . 1.) ILIILTBARD, pun.. SIPCr ••••
Anil ere rythlyg:;‘,7l,lllValillyi.
Oro ' No. 1+ st. char . rit - reet. •
I • RODUCE STORE AND All.
RI I; I NU. —3 or. ehote4 Wlntrg- Wheat; .-
4 do IV blic Middlings;
4 do 'White Ohk. Oat.:
b d :4;01 F 451F424, 8" , r
IDo keg. prizing Lard'. -
10412,” BOUrld eldltter 4ti,rdig.
/ Inceifr.EA -
dsa.if,glll. •
siusintrEs; -
la nuap Rosin: •
:41 drums Caustic AJAAIL;
• mass Soda Asti; • '
Ze NO
ds 1:0111.3mg_
In star. and for salc by nnc
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ALEXANDER JUNO.
arls No. DSO First street.
PROFESSIONAL.
Ff. BROWN ,
MEM
Local Claim • .Agent.
C. COM., •
Office, Re. 67 V6urth
,Sireet,
[CON! , I' LotNI,
Pittspargh, Pa. •
E'rtisions; mammies, and Arrear
or Pay Pr pU Collected.
c1A1 , 119 are :4.111.14..32111,,
4._T;; Ug'EICE,
A.l
.Co.3+: Grant Sir'ect.
CAllAhl Ft BUTTERFIELD,
Attorneys aid Coansellor3,
1 •“11,110, ;rri,utpt:
catlr
evulva, Cris:. nr.t3,4,1,a,v•
0 ,,...
:tr:1!:•••.an• iqr row: L for ~,,u11"1
1 1 V3l. A. SHINN
T T RXE 1' T
No,S'.3IIFOUVIIL 5151
l'Arti . ,;l:or ht. ittricn given to tlte ,4f •
ronittt., tall-, 11.11 40.
Nu,' 1 ortt, Itaithe,fe
Pl,l,li.lp!rat cr. air I:rfionte.
31,,rg.intone, \V. VA.,
N. 1., JJ 1 . :srlt.:l,ll
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R. LA NDg A*,
zI.T,DMXt3;I2I!I.-ra,
Otnee, 63 Boyle ,Fitreet. Allewheuy
alt•,' g;s.n to arming Octal , . It'asta
r• '
All c.ollv..taaia iutri.nal t,f 1/1111 win recckaa• eure-
I fi:! pronipt 41.7 .7. tr
•
)it. iiit.t.-iNELLV,
Odle% Sixth and Grant Streets,
PITTaDURGII,
ttt tent tort given to xll rams
~ . .r..tl,ll.l..•mtiott a. .JeV.ttl,t)
lIIACKRELL & McCOMBS,
ATTORNEYS h. GOLINSELLORS:AT LAW,
No. 69 Grant Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA
nty'2l
01IN A. srnAkis
Ev„-Otlicio, Justice of the l'eace,
.A\ll I .O LICE IVIA(II,,TRATE,
=211M32=61=1
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; 1;on•13. Ariolowleilvflents.
1.)•it1. , :13 and alt Leal 1,11,1,1.6 s excetl,fl 11 Itla
au.ll.ll,l,3tria. L,yl9:ri
' t. wor EY, NOTA11111(
r i'mAc,_JuSTice: 1 1 $"1111; PEACY AND
1:1 .- A1.1 , ,TATE AG Es T. Mn,..e.rcer
Dra,nr edroet,
.0110,1:LIMIleutIon pon•lmgr. an,l sale
of 1:4.31 thetoio-clion Ifroi.s...ankl
1,,r.n..Pn and acknotylvdgmvnt of all Llllll'l.l' Erif.Ll
th, I . ,. ' .. C :c " : lll l cl A lYof
1.1,1,11 e
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ALDERMAN AND CONVEYANCER,
72 Peausyl vanla Avenue.
ro‘,l of lb EV. , ,ision and opposite Chstbs2 Rotel
1 ,1:AT11.131 T. CUING,
Attorney,at Law, •
No. t. 9 (:rant Strort, Pittsburgh, Pa
4 Coto for oh!, KeutUeki. W.,' VI
1'1x;.1 • Anylt,a,
L . 1% S'.I.I):VE•
...A_Lt.orney at Law,
orrl, I , IANIoN. STUEET, tptioslte Iv
.arc httsburgli,
n . 4 i CROFT,
EST 4 TE ii E-9-T,
Oltire. no. 139 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh,
Has 'or the Liijwirla. Meal Est.
A trearr,llrl vul. Fratar, 1 1, reellInz, high's Iltrirrherl.
rrr,r,orritrr, r:L.; rr , ctztr.ararl whir halt, parlor 16 re,
du
nlll. Irscrlrre Utant!en. lferretr,.lll.lll:, Iry noir: In C4/1111A31011
or er,rzr,..l. arntlt,
I.rrirr.lirrs
.laruz4.2, Cat. hay, 1:6,1 crops
ref Appro.:, rolts, prtata,r3. arr aline
t:,11,. it , .. , :orrt. third rlowt ha'r.ance
1:s v )4 ar.r. iry hour, arr , lruorrza,.. trrr.rr..
`lre a• 1.1.41 tin. mile s 011 th, retina.
: 1 r..tr, jr.‘,sln.! to and frcrn .statirrr.
r.r•r, .1.0, 11 o • clutkr.r. It. roa
r
, r ...r r01n , ,11...,T5. at 44,0 , 0 ta.•11:onr
ti•il•I.1.11. trAlatr, lh rive year,: b 110,1,. at the
• iatrotr. griart the sr. lotE, aurt thr.rhlne
rr, .1.1 .00,e mentioned era. bech at title
1... r, llrrel lio sr or!n rooms, with ul.lr %CT',
r.0t1.0. 1 41 re3l. r till gnr Itvooghout tilt I;ourr.,
•.:, sr.11111rrro•t.IA111•01,117•
i.trge amount of other r
I. l lll..iontra from Bto 1 NI., lin I% slol 7
to l rlo eyr rlrs,
re`,
PHOENIX STEAM BREWERY
•
`l,..Nt k 1 JAP. .11"
:if. W.ter Street; and
NOV autl 7 PCUIII Street,
(ivr::! 11, RICHARDSON s CO.
MOULDINGS, Scc.
DIN=
VILE 'ANT, WOOLEN
r -11.7 ER AND *SCOURER,
MI
by a
h,
4, dry goo,ty •
year;•
, Dry
trav , ;:lag :or a Wh0:r,,,1v11, , ,,,
A •I', •
411:::::E—'Z'o engage
•
3 .
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N, •
lv A TE
A SIT. OAtIO. N .- AS 11.0;;El-a,PL.1,
1;r .1 Lail .
and 7 . ; tzlfficd.
11 . 7
.NT skits iu F•l4 ell' {sari
\+*•••...:u
t , .••
FEEL!..' tirwr LT Ile ton_ ,h or •qi
Tho tlrt, ever r
iirt:e•pt; .r.
,t t:tk„
Look: t,,•
Corner:tntl,b:, Id and Scvert , St. -ct-,
)VASIciD .
One Tho Faritifr
1101.1 co
I'll' ,tan. Ceiu In!Lin.: 0
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v .:
A1V...: , .:1*5—517 0 it. S2(111
quvn. su , l
r 14 4. 4., 4 41
and • 4.:1“...L -- ptit • tilr
t. 1.1 t..r ~t 1r3:11 i o,ry Che
'Ol4l. Is
A CENTS ii . ANTE3) Nr,sy
.1 - 3.1:091i, NOR-
WOMEN OPTH el 'WAR
13y PRANK 31. , 0
, 13; , - ,..u . t . i . 1nr . •:,,( —The
i•••• 11 .3,.•t I.LIs• r isr••••:12
••erN ••,..ten
pi•til.”l: the
v• lime .Ib•ut Coo :•••I.to
,tn•l I111,:::,•••1.•Ilb
.../.,r3'ellln II intprovv: tbb: obi, by
•
61::•icr1;•:ion.
Ircular,..lo Ire, or nr, !1••
•n. f.V
. I:%n .rrc r.. t_.:Aur¢h
A GEN'E'S IVANTI:D iIY THEE Er—
It "Ii C.,\ 11'-'0:1'
thttir \F; 11 "Z - r 111.1.!4; 111 Cr,,.:
trt , sll4•lttqlyr 1.1 hi :try 1,,,0r10th or
iutt
pressari• f..rot .31,1 hnuly 1
I.l,oruPru,. Addrc, rtlc!“,..<
.1 I:. 41ALL'a
• rio
Prg.
•
MEN IiVANTEii,
1 • •.
TO ACT AS S4LESTAE9,
T , ,
F.,114ei pertnant,lly ^r,
tomparnY. mho nr , f ,, ,
pc tt tit to engave in 11,1.-cla,, niily,„ r0.,t,,p,
Apply In pt,,on , zp:drt,t,
r . v.-. p. I: 0 , -.!:,
1 , , 13,P.5 9.; lii .. .P.t =,4•4 :. V1tt , P,,,..1.. l'l.'
MERCHANT TAILORS.
ITIEIRRY
MEECH A.l - 4T T.
Northwest Currier of Penn:i. SL" Clair NV+
Desirce rettim tii::•1 the Tin!,
Ile for the
x shirr their (nu:, lilt! !le.
We:teed to ha-, theni ex:Lint,
Largp and Care-ffily SeVied Sloe!;
Z+'in© 'Woo oods,
IEITLEMIX3 11i1lEt.
ALL GOODS.
Now rtEcnyfir.v.u., a larc-.e
rt , IT pl. , S . 4•1
Y.r It' u
AT THE LUNE:IT !..IA:It.E.T PRICES.
6.!'.13' .N 4.1:
FALL _IND ITINTI . 3II GOODS.
. 117 7 C4PIE x
it) st. ir St reef,
1N . ..1a....1: Ow tit...l,l°n of buyer; la ids nr
t. L,0,1... wool n stir arr.,. or,
aitd
raulmlll.• I to I, folm.l
lu
•a, Loa,. nantime
r4:l7' IIF CLOTHE:L.. :11 ADE' Tti ornl)}:1;,
plense.,ll etlallne our a”cl
A 1,0 a full an , l vouipl , l, , lock of , }1 , 10.1,1i1
' ?Itt;EI:,
E.WILINT 'CA
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No. lo ,t, tirar Pi,
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COAL COR .
,
Coal, Slack, and Destilliltorized Coke,
MINE A NI) rkICD.
I Corner of Butler an I Morton: arbt yar.l on I
nod ClymerT. l lPer ty
streets, Ninth word, nod on d . etonol street. near 1..0ek No. I, fitter urgh, no. •
1 f unallles not .Stknorseture - re fil.pplged nILI: tho
14e.t artlele of Co. I or Coke at the low,nt oath rat‘,.
i tirorrs ion at so of 5110 Curls will r,,,l,,srennj.L
1 ...... .--
TOBACCO, CIGARS, &e. •
pxeci.stort TonAccolvvonits.
R... & W. JENKINSON.
• KA Sl,' SLTKItEiIS OP ALL KINDS
OP
l'obaeco,* Snuff and Cigar*,
• No. 6 FEDERAL: STREET. 'L
Third 'oor from Mmptmsion Brdbre,
I.lrancl qt ore at
_ .
R. .33. JEFPRIES,
dlaimin,o,trE:r and Whotesmo and Crtail
I.lez:m. In MI kinda of
TOBACCO, SNUFF MID MARS, .
No. 6 ST. CLAIR BTREZT.l•;trenun6ll,
a , TA I
TOBACCO , c
Ao AWN INit irM` n..,9ortment rd alllEF., WetiglltletiAlTYoll.K.4'
d S
on :land,
GEORGE BLIIIIIENSCREIN,
I DISALCII IN ',DENIM AND DOKKAXIC
SEGARS, CREWING TOBACCO
Smoking Tiobacgo, Pip6e, acc,
iwc, 4 f€ 3 .-bc."ema.t..lz!.
(Near ommer of Lib.. rty,)
21 9 1EGTLAi,
I Mann' win o iLli, l 4tii , ll,tl;3:le r and fict.ali
ITobacco, Snuff and Cigars,
-is xx.ei.. - sa-m) szinc..riL bacco EEr r.to
A general cogiyininwat of Smoking To Inn
1 •to T.biarth, Pnwr.lll ,, a tIe,TA on hAno. •
BUSINESS MAWS
COMIRCIAL - • COLLEGE
No. 4 St. Clair Street.
We baye eoaaged the soryloaa of lin' exparlour/I
Leuher for the months of 701;and Au.
-goat. on thejitof Jul, tan
o,,,mplete thp,oottrac, by . the laat Alvin. •
•poretwilyri taypettweds oitotamailattrp;;Doly
at thetortetre ID _
or address
111441 .alrlittmot t.
5 tutus. SAP& . ; WIER xto.ely et*
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vcrt,',.., eir,l
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Att , l W;nl. n
1.ex1.4/1 to a 111 p; •V
rholv t•• 11:•1
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