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SATURDAY, NOVY,3IBER 24, 1866
TO TTABLT ADTERTIALMS
Owfug to she large amount of a^Tertlsl on patron-
SO with lehl,h we are favored, and for which .we
are ilarthinkful; an.f the increase of ionr ctrcula•
soon, altogether beyond our pros-nt means 1.0.5n0-,
DiTu prouititly as we ought, we End It generally
I,,, e dtmatenc, and sometimes qulte.lnlPOSs WC. to
Olnsert changes for yearly advertisers, unlesale it at
our ocuiuttnizroon before ItTeti o'clock to the
etching.
CD . NDRE.N AND'CILE PRESIDED r,
Thesonflict between Congress and the
President in regard to the reconstruction
of the • rebel States, will - soon be renewed
unless the latter givei in' and acknowledges
ldruself thing it is not probable
that he will CO. The controversy - is an ex- .
eeedingly Sturm — Rani one. Except th 6 - great
rebellion 2 af the slave States, so recently
crushed, nothing in the country'sistory
Las been so consequential.
0110 of the most remarkable featu 'sof it
is, the claim, so continually put forth - by
ANDREW JOHN SON, that he 'is the Orem
ment. Everything that ho ban done In re
gard to reconstruction, -lie elaims to have
been done by the government. He calls all
Lis acts in regard to the matter the acts of
the government, and everything that Con
gress has done he calls opposition to the
government. In - all his harangues he char
acterizes the contta7rsy, not as a centre
' veris'y between Congress and him, not as a
controversy betiteen the legislative and
executive departMents of the,government,
but - as a,controvarsy betweou Congress and
the government. It is in pursuance of this
theory that he characterizes! Congress as a
body hanging loosely on the verge of the
government, and stigmatizes the leadinu
members of_ Congress as traitors who de
serve to be hung.
It - must-be obvious to every out that this
claim
,is a very extraordinary, and very
dangerous one. It entirely Ignores the leg
islative and J udiclal departments, and
makes the executive department all in all:
It destroys at' ne blow the whole system
of checks andlbalnneeS - which our fathers,
in framing the government, so carefully'
provided, and which the Constitution to
anxiously cherishes. It puts, not only the '
power to make and to execute-tha laws, inn
the purse and the sword, all into the hands
of the President, and makes him an abso
lute and Irrespoosible despot. -
Our government is framed after the mod.
el of the British. government. They both
have the tame departments, and in both the
functionsof the several • departments are
the same. With us the President standi
in place of thelitng, Congress in place of
• Perlien,ent, and our snorts in plactf of the
nglish courts. Under . the. Britis - consti
tutor, the members of the House of Com
mons, are elective, and 'no other function.
cries are; under ouiconstitution the men,
bersof the House et Representatit CS
are
elective, and no other functionaries are.
e ta'tk about the President and Vice Pre....
Meat being elective, but they are not. Eve.
the electors of President and Vice Ptesi ,
den% according to the constitution are not
to be elected,' they are to he appointnf.
In England the House of Comnons,
tieing chosen by the people, represents the
people; and the same is the ease with our
House of Representatives. In England
Parliament is ontuipoteLt, and its eaunipo
tency rests ultimately in the Elaine of Com
mein& In our. government Congress oc
cupies . the same pssition that Parliament
does in the British government. Whatev
er of onanipeteney there is in our govern
. meat, is vestal in Congress, end it tests
ultimately in the, House 7 - of ReprestAlta
tives. The /DIM cf Coinious having the
absolute control of the tuitional purse, can,
by stopping the supplies, lay the King and
House of Lords prostraie at its feet, and
our House of Representatives teasing the
same control over the national purse, eau,
with equal ease lay'the President and the
Senate, prOstrate at its feet. This is not
only 60 as a fact, but it was intended by
the trainers of. the Coastitution to be so.
But that which more than anything eles
makes the House of Commons irresistible,
is die power of improvement, and the same
ppwer in our House of Representivcs,
makes it equally irresistible. The peoplr
ale the altimatc source of all political
power. The House of Representatives
stands in the place of the people.. It speak,
for the people, and acts for the people. It=
voice Is the ptople's voice; its acts the peo
ple's acts; itearticles of impeachment the
people's articles of impeachment; its con
demnation the peePle's condemnation.
'The Judges of the Supreme Court may pro
nounce an act of Congress unconstitutton-
el lit . the House of Representatives may
impeach them for doing so, and the im
peachment being sustained, they are not
only removed offfice, but are disquali
fieib?nald,. any office of honor, trust or,
•pwifitiatiffertlie goveinment. The President
may refuse to execute an act.- of .Congress,
but. the House of Representatives may, im
peach him, and upcia being found guilty,
he is disposed and disqualified to hold any
office under the government. The judg
ment of the Bnate upon an impeachment
by the House of Representatives is final
anclcottelueive — There can be no appeal
frona,it—no escape from it. ' The President
May be impeached for an abuse of any o;
the powers which the conatution vests to
him, as, for instaner-, the - veto power cr
the power to grant pardon's and armistice
lie may veto an act passed:by-both 110uEte,
of Cdngress, but the Houie cif Hepresanta.
trees may impeach him for it, and the Seu.
ate May convict him on the impeachtnem,
and ; then he must be ,leposed. He may
grand a general . ; amnesty to all the South.
ern rebels, but he may be impeached, con
victed and deposed for; pardoning rebels
and appointing them to office in the way
he has been doing, ‘.
Such is the ;power of the House of -Rep
representatives ; the poaer of Con
gress. From its judgment of condemn: ,
4.here is nd appeal, from the cons,-
menet:a of its condemnation there is no
•escapp. In Coilgrcra• the seveleignty •n
the 'government . culminates. There h.'
_ nothing in the government above ir,
ing even one level with It. To-it eVery
thing must bow. before it ever; thing must
give way. . .
The overwhelming power of the legit.
lativo branch of ths government has been
frequently, and so . metimes, terribly exem
plified. In England Where Parliament oc
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' copies the same position in the govern.
meat that Corigiess does in ours—Mr.
ih'hlr history of the Constitutioo,
vol. 1. page 480, says:
'`lf Parliament disapprove of any"pct
or polity of the government, minis
ters must conform to Its opinion or
forfeit it 3 conlidence: . Id this measure
tde 11..ase of-'Commons,`having he.
• come ttis dominant foil). -in the leglsh.
dart, has I s.:eu able to direct the conduct of
. th e gov,rinn.mt, and control its executive
admicietration of public affairs without
exceeding its constitutional powers. It
has a right Io advise the , Crown, even as
to the exercise of the prerogative itself;
and should its adviee. be disregarded, it
wields the power of imistraehOeti4, and holds
purpfiti fogs of the
trl;io.l3.baki of acuaissi,•irs , the...flrst
instance, and the people in the last resort,
stave become arbiters of the fate of the
I Ministers of the Clown. Minfatera may
save the entire confidence of -their soya-
eign, and be all powerful in the House of
Lords; but without s majority of the House
of Commons, they are unable to adminia
, er the affairs of the country. The tall of
C.]
nister's has more often been the result of
heir failure to miry measures which they
have proposed, or. of adverse -votes on
questions of .punlic poiicy; but frequently
it has been due—particularly in modern
Limes—to espress representationa,tm the
(frown, th tits ministers hive noithe con:
tidence.ef the Houseuf Commons. Where
such votes have been agreed to by au old
Parliament—as in 1784, and again inlS59
—stole affirming that they have not the
confidence of the House of Commons is
,pnclusive."
For pursuing a policy in defiance or the op. : ,
position of Parliament, STRAFFORD, atthe
suit of the Commons, died on the scaffold,
and an obstinate pursuit of the same pol
icy cost his master, Client.Es I.;'his crown
and his life. At the suit of the Commons,
OXFORD, IiOLENIIRORE and ORSIONDWere
disgraced and ruined. Those• examples
put an end to opposition on the part of
the Ministry to the House of Commons,
especially after an appeal to the people.
NO minister would dare to withstand the
Commons; and meth less we - Oa - any Min-
tater dare to withstand both Houses of
Parliament. If any Ministry in England
should attempt to carry out any important
measure of public policy after it has been
as emphatically condemned by the two
houses of Parliament, as ArannEw Jonra
iON's reconstruction policy has been by_
ue LWO hOttSeS of Congress, and by the
,eon' Jo an appeal to them at the ballot s
tog, ilte fats Of STRAFFORD would certain
ly be their's, and if the Crown should ro
stir, them in office and require them to ear-
Ty it out, the fate of CHARLES I. would
certainly overtake it.
ANDREW JOHNSON, in his numerous
speeches, proposed to appeal to the people
at the ballot box. Therein he proposed to
do substantially the, same thing that Min
isters do its England when they dissolve
Parliament and order a new election. In
inch a case, if the people sustain the House
of Commons, by their votes, it is exclusive;
the ministry must bo charged, and the new
uinistry must be formed so as to be in rtc.
tord with the House of Commons and the
.teople. No sovereign of England since the
examples of Charles I, ai.d . James 11, would
save dared to retain a ministry against a
:ate of the Housaof Cominons and of the
people. The appeal to the people in re
4ard to.Jouraso.s'a reconstruction piing,
aas been taken, and the people by their
votes have sustained 'Congress and con
demned the President's policy with a dis
!inctnosa and emphasis that can neither be
called iu question nor mistaken. Tl at .^...n
-swer the President-earn:tot disregard with
out doing what no British sovereign would
dare to do, and what no British sovereign
could do without costing him his throne;
if not his head. CHARLES I was conceited
and obstinate, just as ANDREW Jon:isms is;
tds Prime 3llniater. the Earl of STRAFFORD
was talented, unscrupulous and unprinci
pled, just as Wism.ast SI. Scsraan. JOHN
•-oN'e prime minister is. But it all would
sot do. < s The obstinate opposition of
Cultmcs - and his minister to Parliament,
test than their bark. Ought not their tate
to be a warning to Jolts:spit' and his
aster? Can they possibly he 'ell
, enough not to know that the American
people' will not bet7ralore tolerant towards
their usimpations than the British peoplel
were towards those of CHARLES and ;STRAP
FORD? It is but a little while since the
people showed how much they would dare
and do to sustain the integrity of their in
stitutions; and ANDREW JOHNSON' and his
Cabinet may rest satisfied that the people
will no more allow their institutions to suf
fer injury at their hands than at the bands
of the Southern rebels. History is as sure
to repeat itself from time to time as human
nature is to remain the same from genera
tion to generation. The Anghs-Ainericaos
of to-day are made of the same stuff as the
Auglo-Saxons who beheaded Cidanuts and
Sranarronn; they have the• same kite of
liberty and law, and the same hatred of
usuipatlon end tyranny that their Anglo-
Saxon fathers had; and they will not per
mit the President to usurp thg powers of
Congress any more than their fathers pee,-
nutted CHARLES I. to usurp the powers of
Parliament. ANDREW JOHNSON and Lis
Cabinet will do well to reflect on this; and
they will do well to reflect, moreover, that
the American people, if necessary,, will re'
sort to as severe measures to sustain-G.3p
4ress as their fathers did to sustain Parlitn
mem iu the days of CHARLES I. I
lEM
T .11S been proposed thit COLIgITSb
an'ellicient system of corn
pctive examinations for appointments In
the various .departments of the ser
vice in i lvhich education, knowledge of bus
iness, scientific attaintmcnts, or practical
experience are requisite, and that appoint
meats made under this system shall be per
manent, that is, shall be held until some
real cause, aside from political differences,-
shall warrant and justify removal. This
scheme has several advantages.' It would se
cure competent men, in subordina to official
positions, curtail the vast power o f the Ex
ecutive patronage, and remove many places
from the theatre of party contentions. The'
duties of the. places would-lie performed in
a more satisfactory manner than they now
are, and the atmosphere oC politics would
be comparatively purified, by relating
chiefly to principles ratluir than a distribu
tion of the spoils.
GEN. GRAM" has tendered the' office of
Attorney General to F.l CARROLL BREW.
STER, Eery., of Philadelphia, who was re.
ceatly elected one of.the Judges of the
Court 01 Common Pktia in and for that
county. ' • -/ I
L!141 =3:=72
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—A Pearl worth 450 was laielylOutdlala can
of oy.ster.e In lualagna,
_—Alanahastar, Ealg,has aabie . rthed over 6,•).
pallor the Labrador tlanerraan.
—A colored Ivamuu and her elind zlarvi.l to
.deatli n law days ago, in Mobil, •
colony= ofPoles 24 locallug la (lin Wildvf
new, famous us a batllo ground,
_1 jai itanparallcO ornanl,atlou la Al la° In
vaporled 4 , luclu it 13,trpluanabera. ;
tilt, fros.e4 play wrhad, had a
lel:your from the theatres last "Soar of y„,ru g .
—Boator. ball,aag toOstoto44lt.ll.,
•0101, 'qt. , ” bugler that. augl,l wnlihls hug
la." •
_Aare. 'loves p . roPoz as toll : Olt Aid for
.`
tho' chunaftonsalp” and 115001 1 ., fn., yo u i n.
mat. 11.01111.1.'
—A howo for de:4l,ltuto ranl iiD”ritan unto
Cntootllo eterko men .1a to nu este/ 1 / 1 1,4)nd fu F.
11116 ton, Ct. , • . - •
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—fun papers of .llMacao t► comp► to of . ihe
froilletley of murders and robberies lu thud
SLAW..
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—The enolera Lao disappeared from San.
Antonio, TbILLtl, after carrying utf Oa of Its in
habitants.
—The tailor isJust diyid who used to pasha
Lau - great. Napoleon's gray -grcatcoata.
halm: was Lrgut.
—A ptoposition fa before the Bliesfasippl
Legi-leture to ettloe . the State Orptmn day
luta through. a !Mita 3.. •
—A. new paper, to be culled L'Artnir, to be
devoted to political economy, Sd amtounced to
appear iu earls uti the Zth lit thin mouth.
—la St.. Petersburg, tipsy people are lodged
for the night at the pullet:outlaw:would In the
morning obliged to ao penance ea heareugers.
telegraph line, Wit ty tulles loog, /a no.
der the eoutrol or Ooerlna College, fur We use
Of the studeuts who are stn./Aug telegraphy.
— . fire Noa Orleans Picayems says that the
Southerners who pre crying "Bo tor Dna :IP ,
baa much better do their hoeing , where they
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• —4.ieneral Nagle° has planted four 'hundred
acme oR hhi California tract with inuinerry
own, and intends to engage lathe cultitation
of ellit,
dr—Sire. Vrerheart. a soldier widow;-_rnidd.
tug near Terre flame, Lae during the present
benison' with tha aid of her little daughter,
ehopped ilttpeords of Wood, on a eons act for
the pnrchaeoCl a awull house and fut.
CoctSC Not.— A Voung and 'pretty lady
traveling flora Louowille to Nuslivine the
oilier day, was observed to have a piece of
court plu,ter on her lip,. When the cars em
erged 'rota one of the tunnel, into the light it.
was (16CM:tr.d ellogingte the iipn Oa young
man who occupied tile vent With her. Thry
bath tooled as innocent as 11 they •'hadn't
been, dolls nothtng." .
—A valuable cobalt. and nickel mine has been
opened to county, Missouri. Tlas oro
to worth. in ltdongbatu, Englaud, two per',
ton. it Is estimated teat - It Can be.due [rout;
the mine and delivered at St. ]tary's landln g,j
on the 1111ssisslppl river, at ;A per ton; from!
thence to New Orleans for *10; them , to Eng
land In cotton ships us ballast.
—A manufacturlng•company is organizing
lit Galena, to whirls the citizens generally a: e
called upon to take block, for the purpose, as
stated. ••of saving the city from ruin." The
sum of 440,000 has already been subscrbed. 'IL
is not determined• what the nature Of the pro
posed Manufactures shall be.
• —Seven counts, two marquises, and about a
10Zet1 German barons, are in C Menge. a ma
jority of the n ex-illustrious gentlemen keep
lager beer saloons. j • -•-,
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1110KitENE: BIOKIZEINEI—The
great Life Inv "gorator, C D'VSEISCSIACCURE,
JOSEPH FLEIHSIpI4 DREG SORE,
- Corte. of the Diamond, near Fourth street,
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Where mai also be obtained Pure Wine. and Ad
quote of ail ,leacriotiona lot ao.dielual purposes,
mbr.ong every varlets of California I Met, Suill•
burg, Port, Pure Holland UM, superlor 1175 tY Waal
1!1'. 1 2'!!!!1:9:!"1' "n° 11°4!
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per A.
_Saperlor.k °tag& and Soda/A.l'i
Every pound of which Is Puui'auteed
Every 1,01.4 otwhich l guaranteed
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Sold wholesale and retail In Pltteburgh, at F . LEIIf
IND'S Drug and Patent Medieleu Depot, No
Market street, corner or the Diamond, near rou , to
street. : no...are ,
Itch! Itch!! Scratch! Scratch! ! .
sW ATNE . rI OINTMENT oozes Itchlrk trornl2l.o•
4.3 boort. ,
—rrett• . . Dr. Swaynet ofnimnt,
'ITCH" thoopoa'a Ufistaual, "TETTER"
"ITCH , NEVER, II ..TET rEII ,
"ITCH" ,TANTEo,
• •IT(111 , TO PAIL
ITCH" "PETTF.R,
••ITO11." IN CUBING T 111.5. "TIf.TTER"
INA!" "TaTTEII."
••111.111.. T00......NT,N '`..YETT!..Ir..
'ITC" TETTE:,
...ITCH" 13021 PLAINT.
Cures lteldng Piles, Salt abeam, Scald bead, Nub.
all dkln Diseases.
Prepared only by Dr. ISW LYNE d BON,
.11111a
deipbla. doll by 51.CLAILKAN La .11.10.NN AN.
83 stars et streeLeliEO. A. oEL.LY, 37 Wood at., and ,JOs. FIX...IIIINQ, 8* Market et.. Pluaburgh.
iS.A.NE 6 DEULTT, AllegbenY. :an2i.l2.la7Te
TEN REAdONS H IIY HOSTET
TER:I bTLIMACH BITTERS should hare a pace
In every homy:. .
ISE.C.klidlibi Invigorating the Constitution and
the frame they avert Oceans.
IIe:CAUnE (especially) their use Prereuta the at
rnosph -rte poison whlvti produces szonlonfcs (rum
taking sae. t upon the 13 stem.
Bbl,AUntC. Inty cure indipation, and Impart un•
won to I vigor to the *tootle& •
Ilk-LAI/et bey are tae bout apjurtlsing medic
at present known.
they ere the only proper ttlon u: on
ablch pot ..us or a Milo. habit ea I safely tell to
keep the ricer in pn , d uraer.
be-CALI:se: tiler lone cud regulate the bowels, an.
Invariably relieve the whoa cousttpatod w tweet
nearing undhe rolazst lon.
al.lsr. tee, arteries Ole nerves, dear lb
erste. and r r. r the ant.na! spl
It now lief: n tee et an at . .ack Of spasms or bll.
lone .ollc 10 , 1 are :be b:lbt thing . tnat can to
Istej ed on the 1011001.
h t.; tho, °whine the ihrer ProPertblu
tonic, an
alt, r. 04 Mr ILO In trail .1.3:105:
,Urlt. BOW p rib. non.
-itDECAL:b y area *veldt against Agile an I
1. - Lee oval i tee lotertni.tes ts, a, el with all their
.o,r
as
a prese,a , l , c anti a rorhely. ate as
haunters as water/rota the mount - on spring.
E W A.D V ERTISEizIEN . TS
17.11. ItINGPA V, Jr., Adams Express Ornce,
tel Fifth Street, te an authorised ...Went to receive .
Advertisements fOr the GAZETTE, and olt ocher
'paper/ throughout the Urtitri Stoles and the
Carindar.
_ UNIVEIiSALIST CHURCH,
CtU Ell og ti ItA NT AND
ear qt. liar. A. ki9z.to t ALAN. NU SAttVilE TO-
- prtEstriTzrucc
GH ULU:IL , . Li: it K.N.l".—..aervicra
T. , 2l‘ , ltt:••ll'. In li4f: , e.l.l.Wery • triter ot itto
a tot.. the mornto,t, Us irellter. air. 51E, LY ,
aUll la Ott tifterboOO , hi' the
11 rsar it. 110•ttt E. 01111.2 rim .o.lt tong...ga
t:will Church, ai 30 ..I.rea.
CHILT
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Until toe complo.lon of the new Chapel•
services:7ln be held to ILAAUN It ' LULU.. Preacb•
lus hy the esetor, 1100. JAAIEL6 S. DIWill:RtiON.
every hAttitATil at 1 , -hi o',lssook. a. m. and m.
, ; lock. h. tn.
Ad are cord ialgyinetted attend• s
040c1—wares
T l O d l
ruta7oo 1
oZ, v
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co. dm-oVti . s
tdr- of the L'cru,lau
lu Alits.beny elty.Ttsltl deliver no.-othou to
1 ouog th- sit snidee', ESCEI o'oll
el A r.• -ifintiSOW L:Vethst.N(3, at trslock. All
are °c.o.:Mitt Incited. .ovao free.
:• yrivrancutin, 2.1, nag.
aer.;;:j ADJOITELNED MEEI ING
tuivAssrrelatlOu. /or the morn% 'viten.,
tan . toclal nopr.3vement of the Young )tan to
Le of Pl.taturg , t, alleg . .env and <I Anity,
add oe. 10:1 to the Lecture I:0010 Or , t'ao gmDT
ri:Ln.ATEItIAN CHURCH, lc, 8. F. SfoYiLL's,
DAY LVEN.INCI, :nth, 1646, at hntf
ilibt 7 creltca, for the purling, of completing tue
.-f iald .mm 0,0211011. aud for the tract
seiloa of tech utoer ac may come be!cia lb.
..itet!ng. All .oung 2000 are cordbillf Invited to
atm. I
t.r 011.:reter aletequtitCi to C.ll the at
tea', b,o of their coca tg.11,0% to tills noll,e
unPr4L Or Tali LOMMITT“.
hTIVAL FOR TILE LADIES
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homeopathic Charitable Association.
A Fr. tie , 1 ft, :Lc:benefit of the y abet. A motiatlon
will be 1141 to CITY HALL ou 310. - ..DAt F.ND
/1.11:6.)AT, Nuvto.l3,2lth 27th 10.1. .
bunt rand befreabuicats of all alud• *t be a_er
ed [tomb to 12 o•cl. ck e. u. ," doe Band of Mo to
'will be la att,dance both evening.. The poldlc
generally, se well Is tbo e lutortsted !ti the success
of the Fe•il 4,1. art lavlted to be preen t: •
Tioscur of adtulcaloo may,be bid of Mews. J. Gt
lIACKOFES 5 AttN. li. C. biELLUtt A l U.. 0101
the du, of the hbliourin, the Yeatival. no21:61.
""W" Eii CANTILE • LIMITARY
• X-i1E10T1:714,30.
•The Lortvre t - td.r.ra..ttve would reapec . tfully an
ZIOUPe.c that .
THEODORE Til TON. LEA,
dt !Iv, the third I.°t°r• of 1116 °surge tit
TUFI ,,, sY sVENINti, Ili,. 27th, it
E ‘11" ,IF
.t()I.ESEtt t , TONe: VF. IiEVON
SIALIVILION•
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clrurle tickels;so cents. Ur-erred stale 26 at
extr•. Scats MO M. bo-lattl at 01 , cnclellly of
3Lusto ouIiEN.DA le 1.101 , 2t1513, 'roe. 27th... 1.
n.clOck. lin One person b.ack secure more thau 12.
011 . 1 holdersof Parquette checks plesve puts
In • lb.. upimr
• JAMEB !+COTT,
JAS. I Ato Elia,. I Wll..
13E , J. F. JEsNIN . GS.I 0.. Y. INJAIrs.
I Lommltteo.
unran,s7
Vince Monotear u Ittt croe.wci CO.. •
• ht., ON ater Street.
• NOVsunatt
Tar. DIRECTOUS OF THIS COlll-
A•
MANY have this . day declared's dlvi
Two DoLLAR,i ANt) ' , wry I,C.Te on eata
Otero of the Cupltat Stork out of the eart•etl prtnits
of -he last tlr nmatt,, one dollat per share to be
•• ppd..' to roluell.,o of stuck nue bid., also one
I n , sod Oily coots pay•rte In carts Cu teaster 75th
Inst., trce.f nincraccent Tax.
Ji.CHN tl. OLANoY,Seuccaty. •
ITALUA OLE NTOCKS.-:-On 'rues
, DLY EVE PIN li; November 11. at TS 0 cluck.
...111 bo eat on secnud Itior of Ltdennerrlal 'dales
-Rooms. 1,6 aullthdeld street.
Ru shor es
. kl.rhester exTlogs Wok;
,tombla 11111,
ll ~Appauy;
141 " Bo .. atraddelusaraued C. tapadY ; '
VI •• ...an' do
ei " • Ple:etsanta• tes:lonal Tel-graph Co.;
60 " All gil go RarerSllVigat/OLICO.;
Or •• I.:ritual bkat lug Park.
nods A. ital.% AlNE.,Auetloneer.
BiSIIOPIIICK. , B
par-lants IzocravdLcpx - ..
• A ltrkeiurplyortht..wtrallvi LAking Powder.
Du , . no an assorted sizes pane.. ass tin ass, just
'neared and fur tale ,t the Family Orncery eitme
of • • ' .12iIJ. A. RENtillA
roZI rnrner ?Aber trwl,llland
aioniNin 110W1VYI
LA receive tue exclualye ac.e of
AliS(;LI) L Olt ZEL'SKt.7I"eII.OIIWIILTE rtua
lis , ml)nr,
I •m no- recelt,nol.O.barrels. and will continue lir
ree c i‘o , ehe,,ogimur 11C1,011.• •
•
'near suod.cd at lowest rates
EGA. JA..
,It •I nripn.l,..a. Lb.
jstiAiifc tsr. CO.'s GREAT .
UN;aALLEITI'iANO FORTES.
A ronkl-reauwued AUTOMATIC
oRGAS,,,6 Overorly thou
wo..l row II .1 Sp'entOd Lew stockjust rec* Ly
.024 (HA .1,1 . TP. 1 , 1.11 , 1 P.: a Iriftn'"ro.c.
A •
GROVER & BAKER
for a Ils•liday th!fr. It !s. aA•bie. rerfect sad
therclure the atat. 'taw; to tall .04 saa It►t -
EMl=o=i
, 0 , ..3110LLE
ern Or Atlanit NE. Nor. 22.4r.11-68. I
;,,TALED PROPuSALS will be
1.7 reCelecd at ihm nntil TITEdVAY, Illtti
nt 3 o'clock r. t.t tiradlog and Parini
WnlithEtoll 'Hetet. from Ent Lane to North street.
717 dlrettloti of the Committee ou lancet.. '
lt. H. FicA.Ncti,
City Controller.
!;,,1110E, IRARNESS ec CAMILIME
should nee the new
Grolier& Baker No. I Sewing Machine
It WIWI [wet fur their
Tune. boreal! +t
..
autreneb • • NO. IN FIFTH sTREET.
punnaat COATS. BIDING CA l'Ett
POIRCONI. Leggings, °verbalist alto a sup liar
antele at Rubber (nuts made ret el l I A full amurt
rutlat b.d. erlutl...ale And a• nubber
• perl . lt. VI end Z/ st. ‘ , llllr et. J. k ti.PHll.l.lll§.
04K TAIINED LEATHER BELT-
Ittitsteet of all Ages, ten tautly an
bond. OW= feed tone of the e.e o el ft,
•
J. /.11.
.ricus-,
- .021 . . Fes. thud ef Clior tfeet.
I ACE LEATHER-01 the beat
msunitc turf d, a and ZS Bt. Clair wee t.
1:19Z5 J. 6 tkrEit.W.ire.
NEW ADVERTISE IKEN TB.
JAMES 1., - BRADY & Co.,
• tffteceuon to B. Jones t C 0..)
Corner Fourth and WoodSts.,
BANKERS & BROKERS,
MAL/Jib IN ALL &MB 07
Government Securitiea,
Foreign Exchange,
Gold, Silver and Coupon&
OOLCECTIONS mule on all accessible volute in
the Vetted hint. and Oneidas.
Interest allowed on Time Deposits.
AN ELEE'TIONXIF THE pincer.'"
0,,S for tbo 31ONONLIAIIELA,' AND COAL
HILL TOBNPIKLCUAIP&NY will be ileldat the
Wilco of ROBINSON, REA. CO., .futtL PAU
burgh, on SATURDAY, ,Uccember 2d. st o'clock,
; W. C. HOBISSON.
•
MEM
CLOTH AND WOOLEN SACQUEO,
Water-Proof • Circulars,
FOR SALE AT LOWEST PRICES, DY
WHITE, OAR & CO,
SS Wirth 13tr0•t.
JOHN 7•1.31/.11..T11E0. 7. AN6I.IIIIZ ..W PALX11:11
'Acumen, ANSUUTZ b. CO,
BCCCISBOUS TO
J. A. ROBINSON a CO.,
I=l
BOOTS, SHOES & GAITERS,
Mo. 61 :Market iStrect,
Near Fourth,
PITTSBURGH, PA
EMI
IN) CONTRACTORS.—tiehledrro•
pesals will be received tho I 11.. y ot De
cember next. for the k LCTION MARKET
tfUIIS E, on the Dian .4 bquue, ?hot Ward, City
of Allegheny. Plan • and specitottleris arit.now
rerly for examination at the CoMmitiee Booms,
third gory. City Rah.
Sepaeate bids will be recelved for the Carpenter
Work, Moue Work, Brick Wort, Paintitig,
CsAlron and Plastering. Dids to be eft with ti e
Controller.
The tight Is reserved to reject any anH nit bids.
A. lAN DTA,
' Chairman of Committee ran )tarket•.
At LEGLIEc.Y. Nov. MI. 1866. -iiO2:oSSTIIB
TO PE INTERS, STATIONERS, &c.
• ----
Om= OF CON - rucd.Lin Or A Luiciitnrr Co.; t
Prrrenctiux, November 2,st, MG. I •
' SEALED riturosAcs .111 be reeelved at this
ot2co until 29th tn,tant.. Inclusive , fur furnishing
Streets-four 0, , to Duplicates for Tates ISO?:
Seventy.four Colleztt m I .upllcates do do
S..renty-four School Duplicates do do
5 emples can be seen on application. Time of de
livery to be specified In c.ntr act.
By d r,ction of the County Conunlssioners.
HENRY LAMBERT. Controller.
CA. RJ).
IN CON 4 IDER.AiTION OF -NILIMER
011es r.XPL”SIONK ibat ere weakly necurring
traovm
che
c iL u o tle o a V I to N F e E t: i tthorlt
r O O M L
i A n T s
u liL il TAlL ned
ihnlr {CARL HOUSE,
No. BB ACC WITIS.Cbt Eitroot.
he Oil is mtarartlll,l to STASI) A PlItZ TatiT
OF , 11.0 DEUR i and upwards, and Is la , pected
for export ay ram p , •tanti nspeotors.
Those who desire a uniform sad ItitLilNl.B AR.
TICLE will do wed to purrlt+so the 0.410 OIL.
SUITEN. lEEZIEW etc CO.
/M. 33 MARKET bTEEKT,
31achlnist • and all others ran he furnished Lard.
bps m and Petroleum Laidig:store at (atoll.
nola:oth
BARCAIN OFFERED.
lOFFI7II roll BALE TUE STOCK
AND FIXTURE! , OF MY
WHOLESALE a, RETAIL GROCERY STORE.
No. 21 Diamond Fquaiv,
Nowt' olag a oroltabie cash onion.. Satle.factlrY
reason. o,a for ratirmg from taalacks.
Etock about 51:4000•
n0=054 N. IiF.AZELTON, Jets
ATENT .
EASTMAN
. Portable Folding •
FAMILY - BEDSTEADS:
The Best Bed terls ferramily Use in - tht-Irotld.
We mandfacture , iartuus slits sad stiles of both
DOUBLE 441"n1 .NtILP-BEDo'YEathh. oterblon
forted so
o l i o ( s'od:rhttllr theirge
belna easily
arra. toe Able bedding. When foldesi they are per
fectly portage, and can easily be carried from room
to earn or fhans boas° to house.
Ti, be seen Si SIIIITiI 310TTZ'S. 84 Smith-
Sale street.
poluon. ii. P. OWENh. A cot.
THE "LIGHTNING 'LAMP .
• •
a.
C. JOgigl.• TOOLL.
JONE I I, CRAWFORD & VOGEL, Agents.
THE MOST POWERFUL A.ND
TlttiLV 4ILLUNT COAL UM GAS LIOIST
tweir. raormairo. •
Adopted by the E. S. Government.
Nou cap only. CLeap and Itenutlite.. litres •
Lrflllaot lien three-fold greater tyan any Otner
lamp. This p.tant •dai.tcd to all lama gittrgotea.
and as tide wick Is•meiely.• conductor, beteg re
quiret an, til6lMilg. Uttrut , • on tnia belncli y e np
lied to ordinary lamp*. TA cr. AND C.. NTT'
p
Putt la ALE Anil , at pal ton's I'm ,
bora, Fl•tb Street. or Aliten'• Iluog Store, 74
I , a:li weal, chronicle Hulloing. nort
WM. W. .
BARCUB S. GRAFF,
. 86 Liberty Street,
DEALERS IN GROCERIES & PRODUCE,
Fresh and Choice <tracks,
AT LOWEAT CAtlll • PRICES.
Our atm Is to keep a
•Firet-Glass Family Grocery,
kld asks I • se.narAcrior. to ♦LL who mil favor
us with I heir tratroaava, to rjUALITY.
rirICL DEALI •ti
1341iCUS IS
ti; Liberty street, corucr or Ferry. \
:kr]:TT6
SOIE,DILEBS'
BOUNTI,ES, PENSIONS, •
Extra Botinties, Back Pay, &CI.,
Collected in the Shortest possible time, by
A. it. Buoinc,
LA.M.BIE,
Attorneys at Law,
• °Zee, No. lid Fifth street,
hole:darer • PITTSHIIIi(3II.
THE GROVER & BARER
• _ .
SEWINC MACHINE
Is the Ultima Thule of Mechanises. Please cell and
examine It at
No. 18 FIFTTI STREFT.
(411 EAT DEVOLUTION IN. TILE
•• TRA.L)K , OF THE liNITF.D riTATES.
—PtiltE CAL .FrOiratirt fillAstPattra E. made and
prepared as If done In' trance, t out pure CS,lfor•
his vt the, and taking the place of Imported CU am
p'lhenaderalgned would •al) the attention of Wine
Dealers and Hotel Keepers tn the following letter,
which may give a correct Idea of the quality of their
Whim
.. CONTOrltirrit. HOTEL, jt
PUILADILIriII Oct. 2514, 1548.
"Kleine. lioccUrn & CO.—Gentionerar Having
(lien your Califorw• Champagne a thorough fear,
we take pleasure In raying LW, We 115.5111 It 140 beat
amen an ovum we have ever used. We shall at
once place It on oar bill of fare, a aura truly
J. E. KINGOIrtiI & CO."
Cell and try our California Champagne.
nortth7ll OVUM( rat A 1.41.', &I Del St .R. Y.
NOTICE TO CONTIIACTOILS.
Orrice or Coarnoi.win or ALLIISOZ/fr CO.,
Virreantiqu. •iignat . 10th. 11136,
SEALED niOrOdALS will re lecolred at this
°Clue until 14.11.6 instani. inclusive. for Prrnietting
and setting front7o . to 100 feet of lE\6 CURB
0061 6 , and for furaiabing Brick and repairing
the Sidewalk at Court liotion and Jail. Bids for now
Curb Stone, eatting . and re-aettiog old Curb Stone
to De at so much a foot lineal: fur rueni.hing now
Brick. larink and relaYlog old Brick to be at an
touch spud.
By direct luu of County Commissioners.
uo2l HENRY LA;AI'OBBT. Coto. r
BUY THE BEST. \
PETROLIA BLUE LEAD,
MC I OIL. lIILFLIMES.
bibbafactured billy' and Lei sale by
T. Erm B co.,
X .. 103 1 413.0 1. P bftlXl . Vcci,01.25.1111,
N. W. Cor.3d . and 13arket Sts.,
['
,
11S40311Zif9lICPFL
OMNIBUS AND LIVERY , STABLE,
.4b.410 btrect.
DUN & PITCAIRN, Proprietors.
arg - Usualbuses - and carriaraa luralatted sor all
tralaa. Atao, Carriages' for Funerias, Wadding
and ranter, at short lodge awl rearnable mate
•
'Stable Open Hay and Night
THE WIN-
TELL—For goal COOIIIIIO S i OVZ and Other
AtteAM MenaUs. oo to No. 14141 enutt street.
• .Plattraod Fang Iit.tAL,sOSTTSLS.I'IIiZOWA
VArtrt.II4 rut ~ w ,P;.:Vgt'gr4 W&Pr..! ‘
ter
VFT Goor.vv. ot,J ottonn anklet. cora P. V.
ISCI Amt. SIMI. All *bona
awl asap; 000
NEW-IiDVERTISEMENTS. i NEW ApyE4TISEIYEENN
SKATES! SKATES! SKATES!
I HAVE RECEIVED MOST OF EIT
UCK, and offer to the T • selection from
5 000 ROBS OF VAIIIOII MAKES
Before purchasing elsewhere, call
and elamine my stock, as I can
OFFER DEALERS SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
•
Ml=
JAMES BOWN,
1236 Wood. Street.
0016;03
pnwsuniGn
SAVI:NGS BANK,
Corner Liberty St., and Virgin Alley.
OAPIT,LI. STOCK
Stoekholderi lndhlduall liable. '
• Collection. made on all aucessible points the
United -toes and van-das. -
Interest allowed on tittle deposits.
Account. of Banks. Bankers nod other. solicited.
Discounts daily at 11 a. 11. .
DLILECTOBO:
Andrew Actey. i .1. T. itocidale.
Jouathautiailakber, , E. S Ward.
D. S H Eaulrnan,
W. M. Evan!, Henry Set gar,
• Andrew.;Tackson.
IN iII.EW AUIL..EY PRZEIDINT.
JOHN IitHriLINOAANI 4.:50N12¢
JOHN PAITE6SOOI ...... Cul/La
no 2.05$
KANE , S PATENT
•
•
PETROLEUM SOAP.
_ .
• . .
SOMETHING NEW, CHEAP St, BEAUTIFUL.'
•
•
•
AN AIQUISITE TOILE ANDIVASEING SOAP COMBINED,
•
Had
•
drE , s PETROLE4IIXI 8041 0
After De:ailerons rellsfsclory teats In hundreds of
smlltes. tonfidently offered to'the penile, en Its
establlshedinerlts, as the lest Toilet temp In the
market; u • dtst-rato 'Washing 8 Asp and Elusive of
all Cloth Stains. It is also ann ediescioncemolleasi
helot escellent remedy for all Cutaneou• - Dlseases.
From its peculiar chemical n.rablnatlosm, It Is en
tlr.ly free-from unpleasant odors. and retelgn snla;
stance..
For sa:e at e principal Din/rests and 'Grocers
In Pittsburgh and Allegheny. usditnts
pITTSBURGII.IIIIEWERY.
•
"OAB.SON, DARLINGTON &
BREWERS, MALSTERS a, HOP DEALERS,
buccevOrs to
_ , •
JOSHUA RHODES B . CO.; Plitaburgl2,
•
W2I. W. AN DEB,SON . ?
The &Mrs:llion of tier cost outer/ of the leo enrol
to partleulosly loolted oar
ALES AND PORTER.
•
Welch,
thrergh the careful ielenton of Molt from
our eaten Inc malt , tag f.oll`tlca and Ito pis from tho
;aura a est sad. West, we coo guarantee In be parts
and sat , •l4, cry to the ts ad a
' Our INDIA ALE hot toseu highly noosatoruded
by 4 7 47.lV3l . l=l. l l l. B b % . stamera wit plea., be
pattleuter o trove their eel nat tda oMee adjoin
tug Ott old Bre...try, or at our omen.
Corner of Daiwa' Yap and Barker's Alley,
trOgoi.Cl •
HILLERMAN'S
lIIT IND FUR EMPORIUM.
T s it'ILLED FROM CELLAR TO
••••Slott oath n • MiSORTMENT OF 404:1ID ,
wblcll li ON rod at
micrvig•
Our ipectaliinowl•
/44:11. e Cilrer!ns
1 113 . 311 M 9
SLEIGH & CAIIIIIAGE !LOBES,
Aati. o .o Pr•L•okd .1.11 • fall Rue of •
HATS AIWD CAPS,
WROLLSALIC AND ILECT•IL.
II II ILEr NI.A N'S
No. -76 Wood Street. •
=
FRINKLIN. COTTON WORKS,
E. HYDE'S SONS
Are now prepared to manuragtere
CI),TTON YARN, CARPET CHAIN,I
COVERLET YARN, CANDLEWICK.
TWINE. DATTINRS,
COT . YON WARPS, de., de.
WEST Ca.NAL STREET. between Roblneon and
Lacoe[. Allegheny City. 1...
P. o.—All centers or awl attended to. non.ntO,
}'VHS FOR LADIES,-
Pura fer. Ladles.
Piers tor Ladles,
Furs far 4lisses.
, Furs for Children, ;
Fors for Gents
An Immense stock of wren , variety, .tlllug Tell
ow, et Ole
HAT, CAP AND FUR &LIRE OF
MCC eC015 3:1 ct, 0 0..
131 WOOR STREET.
nOl7 .
PITTSBURGH COTLEINIt CORl
rex If.—We Dave on!: mad tha Duval stook of
POCKET CUTLERY
In Ms olty. AWN
1-lollowGroundßazors
In Endless Variety
FPM.' N. cocamicav,
*put rlitiburgb Cutlery Compaa7,
XOS. 67 and-691.. Pi/7h iStireth
I DItII•ATCB BUILDING.)
FIBSTpLAISILOOII.IIVG GLASS
AND PICTURE FRAME-MANUFACTORY.
J.. LYONS, •
No. 110 Wood St.,l24taburgb,
Beeps on bull and manuf.ottres to order, ttd/S
gcI.BITLE OILT and WAG..
NUT, c.;Va t. and ..,IQIIAItE etIIsHOH, eoBTR•I.7 .
and PICTURE /RA Mt el 1.7u.t.510 Cornice, Banda
and Buttons, Consols. Tripod and Brecket 'rabies
of exquisite do,lsta and wurkmansble,
ND itxuaLpiliu executed In its
Wstl,st style of the
Aare Rie MI.I , IEttATE• no.s;n3lnere
CLOSLtila OUT SAJLE, -
.13Y .4:7OTX4Ci.MT,
Or rATTAILSON & BAYS' STOOK Or
"loots and P4'hoes.
In order to quit tha end eontlaoe whot;i4.
e x c i.weiy TbeNtholiretoek of OM eltht MOUS*,
and dollars worth of OVIt•olau nod. ,n it 1,0.1..
Weir old et thea atom. corner of the Dlaniana.
,0171. 1 1 , .ur PAY THIS. WSEIC, al /0 and
o'clock.
ado 1. LEOCIATE. Auctioneer.
=MEM
D131108!1!
JAMES T; SAMPLE
• RaVlNili BuiPSHT WIC V IsLI. NOM+ DUO
ISOLirkWOJAVINIait OP PEUEBA I. AND
U.A.""Z" , PLO, stA.Littettli
Wlll keep on band fan assortment Of all thins of
. .
• • -
An 4 which .wlll. be 'obi
,ebeepoo %boo obr ether noose to the two eblea: , -
Pre.criptloa. carefoltrpreSoirootir nOnbeliaa
dr .:Attie of 1731117.11.1161 r oe6 RA.1407. WA
MID Ibis. new prim WlEtte VUx
. 1 [Er age by
•1"
FF.
WOOLEN GOODS
Shawls.
Skirts,
Nubias,
Sacques,
Scarfs,
Sontags,
Hoods,
Cloaks,
Now Clo - stUg Out at Cost,
A RICH ASSORTMENT OF ABOVE 0000 S.
F. l EATON,
17 Fifth.. Street.
$25 , 000 WORTH OF
G3C-ADTIEILINGr
EME321119
31EcCilR,..rra`V'S
Cheap Clothing House,
Corner of Ohio . Street and Diamond,
$300,000
ALLEGHENY CITY,
t it ITholess lc and Beta il.
LIST OF BEFELL PRICES
=
Flue Fane . l Cassie:lace Suite
rite Fancy 11 , . , 7 0000nere Butts 25 00
Ttueß•ack gapiNp OVOICOMI
Heavy English Benner Overeoits IS 00
I=l9
I.
=I
PM Block Freacb Frock Coati 22 50
All. Wool Pants and Vesta
All Fool French Cap• Pants end Veils:— 11 Up
Csasimerc Vests from
=il
Ready-Made Boy's Clothing.
CUSTOS WORK MADE TO IiItHER ON THE
SHORTEST NOT/C6.
J. C. KLETT. Jr.iCutter.
rionstS•s
SELLING OFF
ci_aic•Aam.tes .
AT COST,
To Close Out Business,
Tegetber with a large stock of
LADIES' PT_TitS.
GUASEMIAUSEII Sc CO.,
No. 66 MARKET STREET.
HARDICIPS _
Patent Double-Acting
wr.u.A.3l PUMP
FIRE EN-GINE,
I=l
WATER, CRUDE ANp REFIiED OIL
This romp combines all the advantsges of other
styles of Pumps now In the market, with none of
their ^elects. The Patent Stesno-Valve applied to
Ibis Pump enables it to next at any point of stroke
by simply opening the Video in the Mem-Pipe.,
and the re.mo is sore to start at once ,telthent the
nee of a starttng-bar, or the suriovance of t ulltus
• dr wheel arounit to get It off the centre. For
atlnt , g pnrooses this Pump is peculiarly adapted,
as thel elves can be removed by uns , rewlnie one
nat. and the Valve-Chest cleated Inarew minutes.
As the rump is slat plc In Its whole coostructiom it
does not retinte the nehrhoorhood of a, machine
shop to keep It la wattle order. The Valve-Chest
and Va re• are made of brass or comp:W[l°n, end
c•to >w vastly rep .Ired or replacedwhen worn out.
Any ralat n ter can make, to a teW minutes, of some.
h •‘ . l . woo d, • actor Came for this Pomp. If the
original ones should give not. Ass Boller Feeder.
itha ro iopertor, Pi it can be roads to run at any
•De. d, •1111. , r mow cr fast, to suit hod work It has to
pertorr-. Tqe undersigned reepeettelit solicit the
attention of het/ numerous customers and the pilb•
HE In Heuer 11 to the own:. of this Pump. sad de
sire those wishing such an article to call col
Me TEEN & CO., Agents,
No. 34 Water Street,
NEALE LIBERTY:"
'And ezamtuctor thanselve._
k l y:ril-A tqa , 4itiv ka
•
coarrnotsztva opricr,
CITY' Or ALitalltiry, Novediberlitth,
SICALs D Pla , Pudat.s will be rt,etved at tGL
odes net') Yin Y, Nov. rOth, at o•cdo k
for stinting a Wharf from Goodrich street to urwa
alley, the Oilier to tie or eat tit or otheraLood mate
rial. and to bscovsred with mal elm. The
estimated quantltiee required.are about ;1400 Cubic
yards of alrth and about 2,000 cubic yards of el's.
decarate bids (per cubic yard) will be neared for
the earth fillet end slog. •
• Bidden , are teques,ed to state the price payable
In cosh; also the price p.yoble to the bonds of the
CUT, redeemable la twsnts (2 )Tears, 'alto internet
pay ble semi-annually, at the rate of 7 per cent.
per •1:1119121.
B f il , Clio6 Of the Cormilttee on Wharves and
Landings. it. B. trltAtiiiid.
n01C0.:776 City Controller.
WELDON & KELLY
PLUMBERS,
Gas and Steam Fitters,
AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
4. tarp &Hort:tent at
Chandeliers and Brackets, Lead
Pipe, Pumps, sheet Lead, dm,
ALWAYS ON NAND. .
164 Wood Street, near Sixth.
131YO:SI
ALLEGIIENY COUNTY, U.
• coricorwsalan or PairsiriivA3ru.
t. tha min, and teiral Bapresantattrar it4.111:11
KEA N tats ' at sad county. decdatadr
Ton are loirsny etatiro a_zni appear betniule.'
jug. zi GRA T. w &AL. In and tar
said wort.. ea or Wars 11 , er_VEDATo be ath thty
~ant, at sand •Reol.tera , Wank' at
titur...o, tiro and then to taxa oat 'adorn of
AA.aublrotion on tbe Frisian!' all lams Her
trr. derensen. or &on. Oairn U SlMtroy the was'
slanaldw be malted bone or sumo os tinn arid
limo or wan anal at parson.
.43mi wader , it, hand lad nal °three, at Palo
, myth, ilda Ma day alhaFaxhanc,a. EV.; I
4U$.-11.
WALL "APP It—Of at!"
for Psrtolo, FLolill 'pity an= 7 40 ...
• 2 4? grm "'" 7 ' doll. E au a am,
Lmilawm:ViatzlDteliaiNo
_
f; *- ,t DEAFNESS,
's
4 .;71 NOIBEB 'filar: HEAD,
' -' 4'. Discharges frail the E r
CATARRH,
NEURALGIA,
REICUMATISIR,
&c &o.
Bronchial Affections,
Throat Difficulties,
Diseased Eyes,
Dyspepsia. Enlaraemeut of the lArer, Ms
' eases' 'of the - Kidneys, Codistipatton
Gravel , Plies, Insanity, Pits, Fara
lysts, Hush of Blood to the Head.
Letatty in Emery Form,
CONSUMPTION,
With all and every. lseave .111 ch lutesta lbehu man
body, cored effectually by
IIIgTIPHYSIC,I4 .DISCOVERY,
Price. $4,00.
Offices-110 Arch St., yhiladelphia,
- 51 Bond street, New York.
=I
20 00
No boring with Instruments.
'No blowing lit the ears,
No swilling up the nostrils or introducing wires.
No pouring medicines down the throat.
The MET wrilYS UAL Did• ()VERY will reach
erery Jpot that drugs and Instruments will reach,
and thousands °Crisco. besides.
Truth la mighty and must prevail: error is Prrg
natod with /math—. onsequently most sooner or
later sint"lnto oblivion.
DM
EEO
IMI:1
15 OD
.4111 E YOU FA EJUDICEDI
jn eonteesf ncerofthe preludlee existing igalest
patent medicines. it is my earnest desire th at toy,-
Metaphysical Discorery ellonld not be reCelved or
Classed with patent medicines or the ag.. You ask
me wh_y? / answer. bemoan° itl. a reiratific special.
ty, differing lnappllentlen .tendencies and result',
from all othermedies and p.renaratious "lads
have over gone before it. And farther, because the
Metaphysical Discovery In the result offnherited
plower iotrace effect. to Shier ta p irere; CLICILIurC
let it be enders...el that the Mesic.l I. we
• cry Is not only the scsult of inherited powe , but
nom theirult ors life of rare philosophic re
search, an d that
that too, to an unbeaten.trrek.
Eves, .and They See Not:
Awake, ye slumbering worid and behold Your
selves a nd your Children in the prison house ofd Ins
else, from the cradle to the grave, thlake TOW
: selv. to thournt—think and lie, The worb.
writhe. In pile and passer into untimely graven.
Mark, learn; that your fronds die through experi
menting tin. Every effect driven Is a death blow to
tile whew.t system. 1 nava never met au Indict&
nil treated for anything but effect. There
arc many navel:lug hearts, sorrowful It Me! RCA
grimy graves th-ough he use of instruments which
tonere. aud menices which destrov the spitted.
Thu Dlac - retry con lu sists el Otte distiert
lions which pass into the ,Them blr.abnorPtloe
through the Ey!s, Lars and Scalp.
It is packed In a nest wooden ease, and will be
eent w au) address In the world, on receipt of the
InUOTC price,'
2 50 to 0 00
CERTIFICATES OF .CURES
1. S. Chase. of Cambrldgeport, 'Mass., do cer
tify that! liatiebeen Iron Olin with a b i t catarrh for
optvarde of thirty years. I obtained Mrs. M. ti..
brown's Metaphysical Discovery, and In ten ruin
ut aafter rising it found relief. K e n t e used' tile
merit.Sne 1.1411%111y, and believe it to ttin root
*flay dlserme. 1 feel as If catarrh was
l dleated
er
y system, the fortees the sad 4 diseaso
havinga ceased. My Wife d s
al. has been so/renal;
from a complication of dlseasas. On using the Dis
covery, Clotted blood and matter rushed from her
head, and she fonodimmediate relief. sae has teen
gaining health ever atone. tY e heartily recommend
the Metaphysleal IliscOvery to all who softer.
. -
CURE 01 041 . 4 RBA ASTHMA. &t.
Mrs: - Cheerer, reading' at
_him k • Alien ttrecti
Boston. Baas.. says; — 1 have been troubled for
!tars with minima, catarrh: awl mire •brost.
fered (tura con I.nual pain sod lie. in my bead,
eindfeet. tr.; or Ova years eutibl not attend to
my titillacbuld Lit. and despaired of ever be
ing ewe ly leariamg of Mrs. M. Li.
bieisphylocal liitcorery. I obtained It.
The result Is, I am uat.rely cured, and determined
to keep a box 0(11 always in my 'masc. , '
.ME.I. 0.6'0110 E.116 U0113"8
GMS. CHAT! MATZ.
I..LDSN A .
Thln Is'in certify that I have suffered ler ten years
from dyspepsia.. catarrh, and a corn'. !cation of
dioceses. 'for toe past year • I have be n
and uould not SIMI" at night. to exo tinted had
become' that I ores mable to do my household
duties * I became so cola 'that It seemed luipood•
much di se as e dm. Fr m y rrh metime my eyes wore very
and earing doll. , M• tell and
Glenda connWered see In .llomunapttou. lu this
Mate I went to Mrs. M. U. •Brown and EOM nod the
MetaphYsical 11 trotter.. 1. have and u.c box
flahtully, and no language can tell the beuent re-
CielVed Steel It. My e)0.1 have becomelear and
stroug• 11l dyspepsia is ent i rely g I
one. eon now
di my own works and feel altogether a new being.
My Wends have gaining gosh. know • - vas
'could not lived. I +eel grateful to God for
the benefit I have recalled. I recommend Mrs. pi.
- 0. Brown and her motto ottreatment to all who nut
ter ss I nave dono.
.A..XJZ)
(7.4TARRII JSROALE O'CO
FUR. OY OLD CAMBRIROIi MARS. •
v.
This Is to certify that I into been troubled with a
bad catarrh C. r the last di e years, This winter It
became tinu•o•lly troublesome. I was ohllited
rise at night, owing to &benzine.. veldch winal, have
Mlfocated ma. :1 obtained Ars. •I. U. ilrown•s
egabit) slcal 111.covery some week. back,,ased.it
fa nattily. and toy catStalit began to y oung eY at
once. tat, coushier myself a caned
beteg entirely delivered trom the ternbiedmease of
catarrh. My plater has. slim
,bech disessed 1n lmr
head and eyes ironscolldhoost.-so much so that the
fatally thought she could not live. In Chants of the
Dlseevery s h e has recelved equal benefit with my
self. W. cordlatly recommend the Metaphysical
• 11138 .L043421^S CERTIEWAT.I4.
gmnusLogan, do hereby tesafg that I. hove bad
a nveru Conan for sit yea.; would cough and raise
(or three beers at p time:wit/en I coo d not lie down
at night;up stab's, any work would nallenst
me. Irate hero .a•lug nietlicine and ducturnig all
the time, bet was .1111 getting worse. Providen
tially a prucured air5....51. W. B.Own's Meta
physical UL•covery. I have uteri It one week, •od
my cough o• th r u st. one. I have gut rid Of
long tightness say I can now take a long
breath, which I could not do before. I . can . go up
and down atairs wahuut reellOg any fatigue. I tee!
encase Is fast leaving my system, Mo. all Itanover
street. Moatoo,
•
offia-al th. worst type of Chronic 'Sorb Eyes of
TmmfY•~Jllos ybart standing band by ,ay
. ..M.MPAYsical Diactrocry.
I Eliza 11. Jeffries, do certify that 1 lure Dwell
illtllerllig for twenty-Live year, with diseased eyes.
taken from measles when &child. I amuutdescribe
the nature of all my sulferinsa, but will state that
my eyes ran corruption mad water all the time. Sly
stocks also broke oat down to my chin. and the
matter from both eyes and fact Imp% cohatantly
A r d o l Vren 47a M7 ' 4;1141, 1 aid f'd`Zyrti,:g 11 10
lag It nuUl learning .or wonder/el . cures made
by Mrs. M. CS. llrown. when hope cuteredjay breast.
t went to see hers and brought home with me the
31etaphyslost Discovery. bused it according to di
rections, and now most solemnly gnu thankfully de
crier..latirouall the blessidg or 110.1 and the use
01 Mn. M. es. Drown , ' med.clues lam a cored no.
loan. ELIZA JEFFatEs.
olmulourg, 1 a.
FI i'B NEW CASES OP DEAR3NB3 7N .41V.1.
4110[1.VD PHILADBLYIII4.
Nobles In the Head. Intoning or toe tam 'San
heck end bore /bre, t cared by - atm. at. U. Brown,
410 Jaren atreetOlerapbenlcal Phyelelan. ?lOU 11601 r
on Um nye, Ear, )1/teat and 13nAto.
The (0111)1•thg 'havn ced of tht
aboee dingo... through the tub Di e my aletaphyol
cal Dleno•cry:
Allan ttebeceaValeon, dr. Paul street, Frankton].
cured of oneness and noise. In the bead: Can now
hoar the cialdrenealled by 01.1 r name. In the Seat
house. .
nir :It r. 1349 'North Front sty.. et,
ind *boat yeire, was very deaf; can now hear
(Zeno'. tasttnetly on the pine., Could not hear
e wand belore. Ells whole system le eeneettcd,
be was *• Invalid.
retorEellf. in.. 7 booth Second street. wai quite
(MAIM Our ear. and partially so in the other, ha
regained the bearle. of both well.
iiiimphreys, I Darby towneh hod a
swelled and shy neck for • eight years; couid not
tern his head Without turning roundhis whole body:.
tied alao a Lige tutu, veer. of a bad, mid hard. on
der his chin. forene veer. Both have disappeared
linen& the ele urn).
lief
Discovery.
, IL sun Of Captain David - Wale. In, Wlluilligton,
Delaware, has been Mired of deafness and re lining
of the Of IS year. stanotr g. • Coe t large sums
of webey en callna cut reentilim: could end tio Dece
nt; procured suyl ott taphygleal Discovery, whieli
lmmedletely Mired him.
• !
CERTIFICATE FSQ3/.71S REV. P. S. EtS.S'SOS.
• PASTOR OF ZOE .13R0411 STREET BAP
r. CR URDU. PII.I.L.I.LISLPIII4.
Prom mimes received In my right eye when a
boy, • chronic stinammation be. been produced, In
eousentsenCe or which r angered martyrdom. livery
mc „,,, en t or my winkles Ufa wasembittered, and
was flblieolelly unable to Deep at night. A Carle
ty of remedies has bee • resorted itivilthont succes.
lend eutertained the outpost. ' as a lout resort, of
batten the ball taken outer the atieset. in tse h , pe
of thus andloß relief. In the meantime. most p.a . /-
Wend/4y, 1 noticed one any In -amp cclttclece •
bottle of s oontticitanres hot Wet - I had nee.
Cr near.l el D. before, ano 1 determined to try it,
dnd did, with the most delightful results. io.a few
ay. the palnitil' livltitlon was removed. I could
bear Dm otweagest fight. *MI Wont forth as It were
to the enjoyment of a new life. 1 now keep a bottle
Ile lawny. in the house, mud If m rye seems at all
disposed to annoy tne. gl ye It ado y
..d there Is
en end t011...1 would Otto_
u
lbe without it (or any
=aunt almoner have occasion to say further,
that my wife used to l
esifer severely tlm. from
eirotreeted pain in sod over bet eyes, and aim has
bond Poor iilcuard's Eye Water • sovereign spe•
dee In Itemise, giving her almost Ineteut
tireleful to Dud ior thebenent 1 have personally
received, 1 cannot but commend the pro ,station
moat cordially to those who have suffered like my
self. P. O.
reamr o' the Broad lig. Baptist (Much.
. Residence, 1130 ropier street, ghtladelptile.
The Celebrated Poor Richard's Eve
Water, per bottle: •
Largo size, -- - - SI, OO
Second Age, - - - 40
Snail-1111mi.
TLS &DOTI itGethililidolie. ilia or ii.Ctistrit•
Glen!.
arum) rotePonktvlat.
11,...141,11.,131‘ /1 1 /YLWl.wllrtittA
Ercritioralarntralll"l"
ASTHMA,
SCROFULA,
Loss of Hair,
MRS. M, C. BROWN'S
=
W A !WED, •
A ROW WITH BOARD,
FOGS GENTLIVAN AND 'WIFE
qt. a.." r. O. Box 003
Ala Nit
o:i:M I
tA,rANTED-43lood • Men to hef t
• Nights for
anuazw , s GA.6II4.?(FRLIVIt.
Alto to sell the 0 ENER %TOR bv - sitatte. sad ether,
thlelly selling awl'itralser ortbi srtld. now bring
err. hate. Yen out ttf..eraPlo)reelnt
"art t ing to make mon•ty fast, without risk. should
al at 10a, rt. Clair, street and see SPerimet
s.
'. ta nmot e got;cl men In On,loettawlth large
,vitai: New ralCliti lust ed. ,apitallsts
rhould see this. (nor) J. C. TILTOII.
W.I74ITED,
BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN,
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iIVST-CLAsSIIOOII Inrultlitd or onl union.).
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no
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UR, - • • • IP - • noT:nl7, I
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Pm SALE—Four Three•Stortrft'
MUCK DWELLTM: MUSES, '
3109. 1116, 149, MO AND 153 PARS WOW.
TIIIRO STIIEET, ABOVE SHIiNFLELD.
I.r. W. & A. B. BELL.
0. 14t Fourth siraet.
0.33.0 -
FOp sALE,
HEAVY PINE BOXES,
SUITABLE FOR PACKING
' inquire at GAZETTE . COUNT!NU-KOO.ll.
FOR SALE. -
THE DESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND,
No. 190 'MARKET STEEL?. for o f w clays only.
Inquire . 3. W.' F. WEII E. En..
y 021.40, 100 Ala nate..
i'OR SALE,
A LARGE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,•
Will all modern Improvements, In completeordee,
and Waste on the Penna.
lanutre • N. 110 ratsr sruairi. !
nonnol7: ' Plt!starrn.
FOR
THE DWELLING HOUSE
No. al FOurla str+eL ~
near Wood. Dow occupied la
part by desert. Tiernan d liayr. Attorney..
For p• Iguana trq las, enquire at
rzoyi.tx ,, I!rotTI.Parat..BANIC..
boltm. to
er Rood ana.fir•tstrertt,
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' TI KARL EST ARV'S EAT;
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nenialts rittsbuggb, Pa.
WM. I. SANFORD, •
Gdneral Commission Merchant,
AND DEALER IN GIIALIL
CSl=s=~O'pgEr Ohio.
. • . .• • •
Baring. complete arnnigesolnas los shelling, by
ft 2 .M. 100busbels or corn er dajeasta 163bustelL9
of Corn Meal. tespertfully solicits patronage • •
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A. Boers ev aftipXlElA, -
tilrEogGx ,I9CANNN,= Y _.
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