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FRIDAY, ApAIL 12, /S al_
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PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE:S.
Though too early to nail a Presidential
,_
.nner to the mast head, or even, per
.ps,'to hoist one, it Is not too early on
m4ratively unknown seas to "take
e nun," dud our exact bearings and
-eta co, and note whatever may clearly
t.
cm o promise favor to . t the voyage.
ri
WI at, then, in the caseas now as plain
as It peer can be made, either by lapse of
time or other cireumst n •e, is this: that
the American people Ye. fixed it In their
heart of hearts to el viite hereafter td
their highest place, 'man t'on trust."
Nor do they want aim ly and only a_man
who, in the political r ice, has been found
under the national fl g. This they. will
demand; but, also, man of true and
tried moral worth; a man who has faith
in justice and in God; who will do right
because it is right, because his heart is .
fixed to do right, and not because' it may
seem politic to lean that way: The bitter
present, full of doubt and dread, In which
one may say with Jugurtim,. when he
looked back upon the Rome he was leav
ing, "All there is renal;". in which office,
place and power are held or given by
bargain and "dicker;' where whilome
avowed traitors, pretended patriots, polit
ical tricksters and unsexed (or worse) wo
men leer in their painted rottenness
at the elbow of. executive treachery, and
direct in doling out offices to the right
and left—to Jack and Gill, who have
dropped each their vaunted "principles".
at the White House door, and come into
"the presence" for their "peek of dirt" .
—these and all thPir concomitants of
wickedness which might make an angel
- weep, plead trumphet-tongued to the
heartof every good man that he pledge
himself anew to the Republic; that he
give no rest till this Augeau stable be
cleansed; till the 101 l altars of this Ahab
be thrown &ram, and white robed Par
; ity and Truth return once more to the
_
chair of the martyred LtNCOLN , Let
us all then lie this in mind, that the an
tecedents of the next candidate of the
Republican party must be clear as the
light, both politically and morally.
Our present trials also show the im
- .., :, . _are In the selection of a Vice
' ..:-.::' • candidate. All we might
is subject could impart
ion° to the simple adjure
tioa. Behold A.ISDIItiNV Jottssozzl Re'•
member Lox's wife!
We are convinced that what we have
thus said indicates generally the views
of the leading men of the _l,publican
party. We believe our nest nominee
for the presidency will be -a man whom
We can trust and confide in, and that in
his great office he will prove himself so
true that the dreary four years of our
'Chriatophero Sly may, at . some future
time . , seem to,us as did his hour of glory
to him when he awoke from his maudlin
stupor—a dream when it ifipast—a watch
in the night. In that view we suggest as a
noble and worthy man who has already
given his right arm and his whole heart
to the Republic, the name of Maj. Gen.
0. 0. Howann, and we would associate
withhira on the ticket, the noble, gener
ous SCLMILEII Cot.r.vv. We have here
the christian soldierl,l whose name is link
ed_with all the great battles of the rebel
lion, and in a manner especially honors.
ble with the historic fieldvf Gettysburg—
the grand turning point of the great civ
jl war—and the christian civilian; whose
services as Speaker of the House, whose
abilities as a presiding officer, as a Rep
resentative in Congress, and as the ad
"meat° of Republican principles every
where, have given him a just and envia
ble celebrity. The east with her • manu
facturing prosperity, her comderce and
her culture piesents her chosen rson side
by, side with the mighty teeming weet—
the seat of 'Empire, the land of plenty,
where a nation is born in a day.
While prepared to adopt the ticket of
the coming Convention, whatever names
it may bear—provided those names rep
resent the ideas-of manly integrity and
moral worth here hinted at—we would
as cheerfully nail this banner at our mast
head as any that is likely to be selected.
WHAT IS CONSTITUTIONAL
It has become fashionable for men
who have nothing else to urge against a
government measure to which they are
opposed, to contend it as unconstitution
al. This cause has two advantages. It
enables a man who does not want a par
ticular thing done to defy, as inapplica
ble and impertinent, the soundest argu
ments and appeals that may be advanced
in Support of it. What the objector has
to do—is, not to show that the measure
is totally harmful, or that more evil than
good will result from it, but stoutly to
affirm there is no authority under which it
can be ordered and Sustained. The oth.
er advantage is that the objector is ens
bled,'if he so elect, to run off Into inter
• minable disquisitions, by which he en
'snips himself and the subject matter
in impenetrable fogs, where sensible
people will not follow.
In thu early day the Susquehanna
river Servedus a substitute for pork bar
rels in all the families residing along its
banks. Civilization bad not progressed
so far as to dam the stream with formi •
dable structures, aad fish were plentiful.
If a pioneer wanted breakfust.he went to
-the river, caught it, and soon had it in
the frying-pan. As population increased
this primitive arrangement was inter
fered with. In the progress of events
_stalely dame were erected, to serve as
'feeders for canals, and though chutes
were put In to accommodate the descent
of rafts, they were not so devised as to
permit fish to go up, The, effect was to
depths people' Using above the danis
of fisheries.
Now we are far from believing this to
be a slight deprivation. As ail article of
common diet fish is decidedly wholesome.
quaint writer urges the rigid obser-
A.
vance of lent by the force of phySiologi
cal rather than spiritual considers - ions
maintaining that. the lenten regimen
cures more cases of dispepsia than all the
resources of materiamedica.
At the session of the Legislature for
1866, a law was passed to compel all ins--
nrovement companies owning dams
across the Susquehanna river, so eon
. greeted as to prevent fish from going up
to put in chines, under the direction of a
- Coinmissioner to be appointed for that
purpose'. One or two dams, on the low
er division of the stream, were altered as
prescribed Early in the season it was
heralded that the alteration promised to
be a success, but as no farther proclama
tion has been made, we conclude the re
sultant advantages were small or none
whatever.
This impression is confirmed by the
position assumed by the Central Cunt ice
that dams arc unconstitutional. The
argument is plain enough. The Consti
tution does not contain so much as one
word on the subject of dams. Bence the.
Legislature has nq authority, expressed
or implied, to allow their erection. ILI
the Creator had supposed dams to be ne
cessary, he would hav'e made them. He
did construct some, which shows most
conclusively artificial dams are in con
travention of his designs; a kind of prac
tical profanity or blasphemy commonly
framed of logs and planks, mitred and
spiked together, but sometimes of stones
fastened with .cement. lumber has a
natural right to float unimpeded down
stream, rind fish to go up unhindered.
This case scents plain, and is much
better fortified than most of the ergo-
Merits . against the constitutionally of
Special enactments. People dwelling
along the upper waters of the SllEtille
. harms are grbatly tkken with this view,
and arc making up a purse to fee lawyers
for starting a ease, and carrying it up to
the Supreme Court for decision.
Now, it is easy to see the Courts will
rule streams so declared by law are
public highways, nil dams or bridges
.crossing them must heconstructed with
; reference to - the use they are or may. be
nut to in stick capacity. Whether a
stream mustlic recognised as a highway
depends uppiVtlic legislation respecting
it. Stranger things have happened than
that the lawl making the Susquehanna a
a highway should be repealed, provided
the contest waxes hot.
When the k`ourts shall have decided
how short Civilization and ,its works
must stop in deference to the apostolic
and vagrant employment of fishing, tt
May ho well to ascertain what right Civ
' illzation has to contract and impovefish
the natural domain of hunters. When
the Puritan first put his foot on that his
'torte stone at Plymouth, what excellent
stalking grounds filled with all sorts of
game, stretched away from the sea coast
to the Rocky Mountains! The axe of
the pioneer and the plow of the farmer
has spoiled the sport, in a large part of
this once delightful territory. A mau
of the genius of Thoreau could conjure
up ninny cogent and eloquent reasons
for holding this disturbance of nature in
her solitudes to be unconstitutional and
detrimental.
THE INSA?iE
An apprehension is quite prevalent in
this and other countries that Lunatic
Asylums, are used to a considerable ex
tent, by malignant relatives, for the in
carceration of those who stand in the
way of the gratification of their selfish
desires. It is a fact that instanceslof this
character have occurred, especially in
private hospitals. In public institutions,
at least, such cases have been of rare oc
currence, and in 'private establishments
they have been altogether exceptional.
Taking a different view of the matter,
however, the Legislature of Illinois Las
passed a law prohibiting the incarcera
tion of any person in any hospital or
asylum for the insane in that State - who
has not been declared insane - or distract
ed by the verdict of a jury and the order
of a court. The law also provides that
all persons now confined as insane shall
have a trial as above, and if not pro
' nounced insane by a jury, be set at lilies
, ty. Not having seen the bill in full we
are unable to say what provision has
been made, if any, for speedy adjudication
in this-class of cases. If spicial care
has not been taken to have courts con.
vencd, and juries impannelled as soon
as a case shall arise demanding atten
tion, the members of the Legislature who
voted for the bill, and the Governor who
approved it, have gone sonic way to
wards proving, in the judgment of sensi
ble men, that it would be safer to commit
them in a body to an Idiot Asylum than
to entrust them with the making of laws.
Every man and woman who has even a
superficial acquaintance with the nature
and treatment of mental diseases knows
that unless appropriate remedies are up
pli-d at the outset recovery is difficult, if
not altogether hopeless. About the only
chance the patient has is in prompt
measures. Comparatively few cases are
successfully handled if a delay of
months is permitted to occur be
tween the manifestation of the disorder
and the application of restoratives.
This preEions interval, we apprehend,
the Legislattire !of Illinois has seen fit,
in its lack of wisdom to ;take from the
DEM
YESTERDAY KM made memorable
by , the adjournment of both branches
of the 'State Legislature. The people
Will breathe easier. It is to be hopeil
that Pennsylvania - will in the future be
spared the disgrace of having a similar
body of d sreputable tricksters assemble
In her legislative halls. Few of the
members Will succeed In whitewashing
their course during the session into the
semblance of honesty. Their constitu.
eats are aliVe to their own Interests and
are about to inaugurate a reform in the
selection of representatives, .which will
preclude the posinbility of the return of
the great majority of members who com
posed the recent corrupt gathering of
lave makers.
L 01719 SCEIADE, of Washington, the
Attorney of the Andersonville monster,
Capt. Wirz, has written a long letter ad
dressed to the American people in vindi
cation of the felon's memory. Ile may
succeed in tickling the fancy of the
south, but similar writings heaped moun
tains high will fail to create any better
opinion in the northern mind of the bar.
harems prison keeper, who only partly
expiafed his horrid crimes in amigno
minions death.
As unfortunate child of Kentucky
has been burdened with nine names at
the baptismal font. Among them be
bears Gco. I). Prentince's, and that old
joker earnestly wishes the boy may live
to bec,me a member of Congress! What
a cruel punishment neon the mother to
wish her son, with the long name, such
degradation!'
Murder and, Robbery—The Body of a
Binning . Cttleen Found In the Canal
—The Coroner'. lognest—The Par
ticular...o Far as Maoism
about a month sumo wo published the
fact of the mysterious dbiappearanee of
Mr
John Martin, a citizen of Fairmount., who
Mut comp Into the city to sell a piece of
property, end had never been seen again by
his 11151.20sSelt I trolly.
' Testorthiy afternoon do unfortunate
maws igdy was found in LLu canal near
Eistneris mill, on Broadway, where It had
been thrown, doubtless, by those w lio tour ,
dvred androbbed Lint' on Chu very night
upo whiny lie should have rater find to his
wife n
and children.
Coroner Emmert was called upon to hold
an Inquest In tan case. Three incised
wounds were found to have been Inflicted
upon thovictimis right check and forehead,
one of which haul been dealt with such
force as to cut through the bones, as was as
certained UpOn a post morlein examination
by Doctor.blead.
White the Investigation was In
‘re
1 gr e
i Coroner's t the Coner's ofllce, the wifis
o[ the
ceased, who hail Beard of the discovery fir
the body, called and identified the zuntilaii
ted face as teat of her husband.
ficcetood was Clout forty.nve years of
~,,,,,--a shoemaker by trade, and worked at
the ti lobo Shoe factory, on ity 0 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,
Eight street. Nothing Is known of the car
cumstancea under which Mr., Martin met
Ills death, It seem that at the time of ins
murder ne had with him $47 . 2. or a cheek for
that llMOtint, and $1.5 or $3) Ln small hills,
and that /s 0 *as last seen in a saloon on
Central Avenue. Tile supposition Is that
00 0.13.0 Seen tO display manor, nail the
thieves, who followed him, knocked Itini
senseless. turned Lis pockets Inside out,
and then threw him Into the canal.—Clocin•
. nott cmtimertftz{,
Foreign Minceliar'''.
Aullv,i,lan , 1 g. , pra , n, at Ely, in
G n ~1_•••••n ,ntrnr , ,l to
lii
3 ,.ars p-nal p.rvitullo for pnsonlng trio
Natual,,•• ht•lon:.:inr; to one of..llis
Th••••vi.1 , 1, ,, v..: 1 4 vireurn
s,ultlal, and no umtive rottl‘l
ol for the crime. •
man named • Hyatt re,ontly gtno
Izl,lf up to the pollee at Nenagh, iu
elate!, eottf t ,sing to a murder eollllllit-
tel thirty-fo , ur years ago. Th, widow.
son and dautzin, of th,, murdered min
identined the prisoner in the jail, and
the son, who was only tTevott yi•ars old at
th,. then of his father's (loath, testified
that - a, tiooll :Di he ,aw Ryan "Ills ld,,d
11l at ttpo tif rts
t•h•e‘l aditiit the ilrhemer e•tell , late-
Ittlit, ill evident. , att,tiust him, :net lie
cpn 0111, , 41101111y al , I kit
Yorkshireman; e4umonly known'l
six "Flint Jack;' has ju...t lson sent..nr4l
to a year's itniri-onnient mr then. For
1.30 h.( Rventy-threv years he has am.-
rorWl himseif by the numufaeture of
splltiothi fossils , R , llllllll,lllllilig, of ins,
flint implement., and other forged relies
attic Roman and aneient British periods,
still, w hich 110 has deceived many of the
most eminent :uniquaries of Um kiln:-
dom. itt IS - al, having been detected by
Prof. Tellllllllt,ll , NVZI , induc,yl In ex hit dl
bafiire various learned sociality hi, meth-
od of manufacturing spurious flint,:
—A subterranran eit v has been diseo,
°red in the river Sir-baria the nm•ient
Jaxartes,) in Turkistan. 1 , 01011'4 . 11g ph'.
hap, to the ancient Parthian period.
Some Kirgheer settlers hod undertaken
to supply the garrison of a Russian fort
in that region with bricks. The com
mandant, Major Yuni, Wos so strutdi
with the curious appearance of the arti
cles furnished that lie was led to inquire
where they got them.' 'rite result was
the discovery of a buried city of vast ex
tent, which the peasants had 'mud as a
quarry. A - guard has been placed Over
• it to prevent furthr depredations.
—Tho Naples paper, I.' httu/s, gives an
aCcount td a frighttnl max.:acre eonnnitted
by the renowned lvricand, Domenico
Fuses, and a select few of his followers,
on an unfortunate family suspected ,t 1
being hostile to the interests of the horde
of desperado,. In a few minutes live
unhappy members or the PiAoln
inhabiting a ntrur house near Poggily,
lay dead upon the door poignarded, ur
their skulls split by the hatchets of
Fuoco. Two little children were its,
attacked, but their wounds were not
fatal. It is good to liar that the Pope t:
entering into amicable relations with tilt
G,vernment. of [looney with referen.,
to the :special point of brigandage. tun
with a 'flee; to eoneert Measures fir it;
die tent supprcion. ‘
—According to a manifesto issued for
toil probably by the aristocratic repre
ientatives of Poland, the number of Poles
mg.. to Nit,,ria since J anuary ,
tumulus to 15,11,2, .ttnoug whom Mt are
WeMell and 11.1 priests. All were trans
ported for political delinquencies, and,
according to the offense Imputed. are
sentenced either to fitreed labor in the
mines, colonization in the Villages, or
more residence . tn villages and towns. In
addition to liaise, :1.1,7 so persons Were
mi 41,1 to Its , steppes of .the Ural, as
Severe a punishment as removal to Sibe
ria, but nearer home. Furthei . roore,
1 . 2,556 persons, .imong them . ..It. , vonten
and 161 priests, were forcibly made to
leave their homes• and accept a coattil
sory abode in the interior of European
Russia; 2,410 Were plao.td in the ranks of
the t unic; ttr,: - .0 in houses of cornet ion,
(the greater part of Whom were sobs ,
illiently removed to Siblria;) and ca in
the churchyards of dicers penitentiaricA,
having I,efor., trial. on tins battle.
fields of ;he rehellO.ll;as
tutiong show, 33,stio
l o ts list re were hung or shot - by the
courts-martial - , and I,eoe forced to sea,
refuge forelgn centuries, the mud at
Ito Mel:1110101y ii-.t is sweilt,i to I
IttISIILER'S REIM BITTERS
The great FactlS ted'clue hh.l llo.ehold
v. m dr
Thera Bitter, arc emphatkally .tha (MEAT
10126XU9LD I:EMEUY ter all , Il,,asce Orli;
nal Int; la,ru an impure ntsto of 1,'.00d, I.lr
EEO
filet the herb yo wills
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II Ulfi COLUI!.I:F.,TOIIEIt AND ."
"Loudon Oar Ile, lta rotor !test.. r••
•Loodun till
Color It.tort• ,
tsolor K.9t.rar••
.`bontlun 11 Alf Kr.tuter"
"4.00.1011 ebG tot flar oter.
"London fla i r Color It..fitorcr ,
••hontlqn flezomtnend It. air Calor F...gturcr .,
l ( h r falls to Impart Ilfo, groAtl.. and limo,
to th. , h,r. 41:4i atop. faqtar.
and I...tir? to produre I new growth uf
r.a r.
ustn, r,row thick and strung. t'nly 70
Contra Gott, 44 tim ht:f
toil 14 . AL:CLAM:IAN .S 1 NIcIiENNAN,
etre., t:Eo. A- KELLY. 37 W0.,. , 1
•¢1 ILEHINO, 141 NlArkut atre,t, tits
burgh. KANE, IntUITT. r. 7.
MR. W. MILLER SAYS:
I'rrr-:A:1: , •11, Scptc.Lcr 1, ti '
?7CciltS•. rtllAPlrgh
Pc.--tionti: I thlol.:1311.1 niS doinc tit, port or
goof citizen whoa] toFilfy to tb..Fre.st benefit•
liett by one frow thr 0,0 or your :1,.012131./1
duritg the lie, ,0/-“,Plog
or a time In :Le 011 T,,? 'Tv, In 1./I. I ha.] • se
re D.111..1 titavlr...v.,lcti, In conuectlon - tvlth
Tape pets. 14 ft me. In • veiy west
as siivlac.l to try your Miters, and, l?ylng
returrda b, tile, foun.l that they worteil
charm upon me, eight into , to twiny betn
1a,..101 my vir , lght In the rpm, ~ne ivrck,
nd nriv Ilfe seemed to have ode Infused 11410
ny system, au much so that I hot, hi,un luduct.l
use them every outu Luce co that time. Aa
tonic. 1 tionliti.ey are Invalu >hie.
This sommtr. having hag a similar attar,
(and defore, mueb rtrlueed, although undcr
the treatment of an A No. I phyalrlan, I was
again obliged to bare recourse to the old Bitters,
and wito the tantr, good result,' harlug gained
alr pounds wlthro a .ft-rr nays. I purchased a
half ,forrn lorttlea a Itrry ',eta n:ner, and pur
pose to use them regtrarly as a tome.
Whhing you ereef mere ", I remain.
Yours, gratefuPy,
WILLIAM t111,1.61t.
on CANADA
PILAUS AUIEN,
PINE.
There t audes Irian the inside bark of the
White lelric. wile, flow. iterinilantly In all the
liartern Stew, and Carotin a lioneyellle i sweet
suustance. highly Irn'tri with that terebturtil,
nate principle which Las lug been ' , duce as •
rinnerly, In redone eircisca ufihe human st
especially those of the 19t1 , 120113 hones.
-weer, of Horton, has compounder. , from this
matins' nierlicluti called r 111.7, traltTE
PINE Cllklrt)l;:ripi which nee met with grcat
favor In throat rnalirolles where the turpentines
and haw., are actipotril lo he taitrable..
For Waver) . Affect Inns.
EISSE=I
illaticies In 010 Deoido.
Etoppige or the urine. -
The earn.: di:lenity . in children during the
night.
(liavel. kidney Trouble In old people.
Ulcerated l/Innems. Ulcerated li ludd,.
mcimrge or poet., orrius, or blood from the
bladder.
height's 1/14eate of the Ithintys,
Fain In the K Macy. or tonsil or the back.
Pain 114, the ltiadder, Heat and :lending. AC..
Voland, Whitt Pine Compound will be found c '
atocedy and tH•rinantnt cure. It Li no leas to to
valued a 4 a general and bracing cooltitetional
tnt, which mr. , it 4 nentil-gg pr 11 3 ,1-
We. to all the tipeuesuf tbo: boa, WlLltunt sick
.r,ll2,, wc•Cenlug Lytton In any way, or
dl hang any ene In his won at. 4ratlon4, -
Atk for POLAND's Wittig Pica 0014 rupee.
For sale be the eroe.. doted,tangl e bottle,
at
jilt. it F.YI-4tilt . H Herat Med icine inure. 140
-Wood street- _ 002
NEW ADVEATISEXENTS
WM. BIWOHASI, Jr., Adams 13:rpross
f 100,541, IVA an nal/writ,' Aven.o to
eocsre Adorralemenis for the (442.1.:77 . E. and
nll *Mar papars Oroughont am United taaks
and Ma (bnadas.
rl s ir - 111ELP: HELP'
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TICE A. , E. 8. L. WILL HOLD A.
Grand AnniverSary Festival,
IN CITY HALL, Pittsburgh,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINDN,
April 2244 , 23d, nt 7!.1 ocloCk
Tlie °hie els of Ihl Nth:
poor.
n t r , e l
VATlVre ' ,WeTr " ;..l.le. d T anyd
he
Aud Intellt att. cleratlon of the coiored
re...,
Wo. thercfore I hvate the geoCfutsl putlic Al'
I" it b l;3e ' VZl l , l ,W...... ' r i f!.ll . l .stletlAtwe.
tancc and alt other R
ole mean, of
atoug.inent.lll n.• Cup plied by toe Cotnto , ttee.
Pr h‘tmtselon, 140 I'I:NTS rischt I
teeelee yen... cKS TS pact, For
al! the ,e - omlnr. 01 lea, a of the two
Otte,. h. A. NEALE.
Cb•lrethrt of COISIII/ Mee
,Im'et Mea t/7.11.
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It. Itontu.
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Government Securities,
GOLD, SILVER,
AND COUPONS.
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Bankers,
Con Fourth & Wood SIN.
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SION-ENDINE IN TEE WINDOW
THE • UNDERSIGNED CALL
1 especial attention Cu their
Stock of Pure Spices,
Uround and silted undo; their immediate super
vision. and sold without adulteration.
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cc•vuJLS,
c<airpitatne
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Maratalbo,
Ceylon,
Cuba,
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Every grade of elogeo fouttd dolly. and
round. when deglrao, In the pretunce of cut-
Z -fry our COSII3INakTION COFFEE at 2,5
CLII6 per pound.
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11OL.N l'olllUrt ter, Jola, Htrrlc.
I'ItIV AT A. Binh Wi.ou.
VIRAY • Er, FOIL CUlll.l,lth.. Ury. It. W.l.rr.
.f t
Ili Ir l
11`411 1 ,1`...' ;21,`,:',`1. 0 W- 1 . 1 5 5 .2; tieVi l e ' ..
I
TII.47GUTH Volt HOLY WEEK
WrTNEn OF Tltd.C111.111.1:1 - 1. E I S
131.110{) Alp
jos TO SU ND AY SURVIt.'F.S.
COnt'RI IE uFFICF. or TUE 1101. Y COMMUNION. By
THErti• •
THE 4:•aloburn-
ItEADI.StE3 I.IIEF.‘II.I.TVIVi. CONFILLIE.
•
bEIC.M.P.I3 FOR THE CIIIII4TIAN YEARS.
Itcr. W. 11. Lewis. D. U.
lIELF T ]'!]E]'!]]'!]EHEADING OE
lIIIU.F. ,
TILE LA Wls Of HITETIATION. johrt !Ivory
Tlrptlml. U.
11.
F.II.ANUEL. • Ful:er.
I,OCTIUNE 11111 LE TRUFIL
St.
Ale, • large stor.t. of ..roadayscbu..l far
tale by
- 3. It. WELDIS lt CO.,
.p12.:00 •Np. I* WOOL) Sr..
NOTICE -TO OWNERS OF
CARTS, WAGONS, 6c
Notice is here, glvt n to all owners of Cart,
Wagons, Cart , asea,sallethar
uork,est !cuts tna litirosan Latsttuctsltle,.
Pay their Licenses,
At the Tre as^.rrr'.tiit t of tbt of Law•
tracutlll.,
All llerneen nut rutl , l un or bufnto MAT 1.,
1,7, will be pla , l In tilt bands of Mir IS
Coaitolm,loort for rotlrctlon, , ul!, , WM , (it ,
of Ally cent. lot cullartlo , and all pop
von.° Irku ste,:irut or I. fuse to Late nut Itr..nre.,
*tin tu, rol , Ject. 10 ocualry, tu. , rrekor• red
fore J oat.: of IL,: re are lu said I. , ..mugbr•
Tto oot Stetal plat, of well.* year. malt
ruturntrt the ttrne Ilreaaraatu takru mut, or
pay sent. Otte:or.
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Each oorv-herso cc hide.
re ' rVo7;a ‘ •Ve li hl ' rt .
°-
ll. two horst.. j 9 00
Fer
en:h Imldittonst horse %Ist. I.ln our
,blcles 1 00
JANtEV,
1111r111,C. 1V11:.7,73
FOR THE SPRING TRADE,
At 26 and 2S St. Clair Street.
We t and
.1
o, s 4 and authc7 •e
ar7:::icirs.tr'k
FL0 4 .11.. , 11. CLOTHS.
, '/ A W.V. AND
( . 13ITTIS,
HuPF
nil ALE VII. TUttEl.
LEATIIKIL RELTINI,
1:1J1111EIC
1 .11 , JSX Ati L, nTI - .A.11 rACKINtI.
enarlsatatturare. we arc cnalacd to ca.,
to lac/chant, carrlaae. makers and the rctall
fvyo tralc trcac,carata prlce• awl go.Kla act l'a
ceewatre la the clty•
inezz;zia=32
COMM
s'TONE QUARRY
TO .±.0:1•1".
The renboyl , ants MYnufactbrlng Con
party °Rey to lonic, by the perch, their
SANDSTONE QUARRIES,
Situated-on the Western Pennsylvania Railroad,
about •ne nal, beloW Free' It. Tile civarries
are now Icing worked, sad site wlth,et ea , pa
Von the best on the Allegheny river, affording
Lanka of any dimensions and or the Anent .0.1.
lay of the celebrated Freeport stone. The pros
duet,. to shipped tither hi river or lay rail
road, 'there beta,/ a aiding on the ProPrrtr• A
portion or the whole of the Mot would be taken
out In atone. loaded Into ears, /address
THE PESNA. SALT AtANF'G 'CO,
En :I3
tri..nelinft, rotch,Wan. a eitit tat. Rail
Wet Co., , •rei. etre rliaahlEttehT,
, • Vittstmegls, alareh 1.7, tat.
'DIVIDEND No. 3.—The Beard
Ot Direr lora or MI. Comply, have declared
the reaular quarterly dividend of
TWO AND ONE-lIALF (n) PER CENT.,
Free of fiovernment tat, On the etock. p +Table
on ;vet after Tuve/lay, the 16th or April 1,7, at
the ern, of Wanalow, Lanlex Cc,. Nee. at el
"he Nee street. to thane re/Oster...l at Ne ve 'York,
•0.1 at th•ofece or the Treasurer to tbooe reg
tered at l'ltteeergh..
The trernifer hoots Wilt etovs en the 31th day of
!ins e. 1507. at p. m., and to-open the /toy
of
sell:s11 F. 11.1111TcHINeoN. Seer.
-• ARSIIAL'S SALE.
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111 the District Court of the United Mates, In
and fur the Western District of rennaylvaula.
slttlog Itt Admiralty.
Hbroves d Ce.,
Libel
Steamboat Forelt Cltr,
By Tinto of a writ of wencfillma ',pa/111.111.1rd
by tiro said Court, and to me dliect..l. In a moo
Orliand maritime. 1 will expose to tale at tlo
c u:Ey‘l3l lit/USE, In the City of Epto.urah, at
10 o'clock In the forenoon of the 20011 I/• 1 Or
BE% the STEAMBOAT 1 , 0,1Y.5f CITE.
with the Loans mhinery tackle, apparel and
turnitoto, TtIUSIAS A. lioNi LEE,
U. b. Marshal.
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GE0.11.. COCURAN,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law.
Ontr.—lllLTON•el LAW lIIMMINO, No At
WINtEtT, corner of Fourth, tittan'gh.
All legal business entrusted to hl• care will to
Calve prompt attention.' .
TIIO3IAS SIMPSON. ,
Notary Public,
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
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DEFY FOR SALE,
IN THE FIRST PHE9BYTERIAN CHURCH.
Incr. Mr. hentrel'r,) No. ht, oil ß lMy locattd
the tniddle .Isle.
Apply to A. I.3.IIRYAN ,
Broker In Bond., Locks. de..
Apollo Itulhltt g. 4th etrret.
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1 111 AT APPROVING SIRILE.
WOIILU lOU HAVE IT ?
If to, take homecan of yrnrlr PEACH Irn,
STHA W a
EH: If LACKIIF.HICI YY, 11,1Ialn.
CHEIIIIIY.B or WHORTLEBEIIIIIEo. Voa ore
tp g e t the. good, aud at the lowcat market
pace, •I
PEILEHAL iTREET, Allegheny City.
apt! mg (MORON UM •VEN.
fIEDALII BU ECKTS.—A lot of
fancy finish and common do.. now landing
trim ettarner America. fur rale by •
• ISAI AWL/ICKES' rt
apl:
rIOTTON.-31 bales good (Hid
~..., Aline QI , I, In gorn i and for .skie! , y ,
AAIAII DICKSIL A (0.
VOTTON.;--3 bales A or i din ,, at o w
Dow lodine frorrilsstiriotirmuz. i i r o p . .
I/
IMES
NEW AD VER
eaccii BOORS,
EM
Prt the dlfferent CITY BANKS so.d BROKERS.
rlet.od la the la..t ma Lrrt.typot. For bolo 14
o 2 s, Y acuur.AS Y.
ADAMS , EXPRESS COMPANY
RECEIPT BOON', I
LAIC A CII3IrANy ,
ra Wood tt•t.ot.
COPYING PRESSES,
For bT
1- I'
CMYINI) I OOKM. coryow INKS
IME13:1113
For rota Ty
opt!)
ICE! ICE! ICE! •
KREB,S; Ice realer,
No, 35 in.L.MOND ALLCY,Plttsborgh
Order'. left here oe et Iltn.l etre.t htiage Trill
recuive prompt tt.. W.kg..m, run tong
I . _lttranagli And
WAGONF;
2 PLAIN IVAGUIN,p,
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' !ATONE moßnk STokl.):
RAILROAD WAKFLILIItitOWb:
HOUSE HAY PLANE, AN it ' , MIK,
ItortlerJ ltuto awl Turzo.l hp.ll“.t on loud
a for se as ',egress. WVION near
the
la
;o
Poultuallary, 4114,01.3 n•
COLEMAN. FORREnTEIt & Cl'.
BOTTLED ALES
KENNETT, WINTERTON,
And al, lust branag or ALES AND SODA
AVATARS. tottled by
J. C. BUFFUM & CO.,
14 1,121 MARKET STREET, raltburgh
tr. 1112,21
youniu ULIVAN
Bet. so It s
1:1,1.1" L
has tbrowei op the fight,
To I. &nateus to try Ms bawl •goln. Ito Will
tab& the vlunlog roan, ,151. CULLY Ell or
litattNEY ALILON, for tile into or ono thansatol
to arc thonotoot ttottars, lualdr .1 two month,
or buy taltor mats a hundred and thirty tt..and..
Sullfran'a backer. are eery steslons fork m
cot on. /gay he always crooner. attl2:t
KOTICE.-All persons are here
by arne..t &tnet .tru.tinK • , 010t , . 1
apprrntl. , ..l
to nln 41 the of tl Pu.lo 01
eoUntr, and a...cond.! from my
Rohl...an tow.' rhlp, on IV ctln.llaY. Ala , / lot' ,
•. I Dm 13.7 no .lel.l, of bit contra...log.
nala boy to about Swerve yr.. , of AP' •hd
plum betel... Dad on, wbon br wunt Away. dark
pant, ea,lniere roundab.mt end el .th cap
DOOLI'III.E.
;:2,45 REWAn
as i—TIORSE
theSTO
LEN —There w stolen fe.,nt shtt
fern., ill Scott to .rn,hip, Allegheny un
coty
o tl
n Wednesdaynight, April 10, la,.
SOISHEt. MAUS, II Y ea,. 001, ahout it hand
hi ilt gh halt an Inch on, mane and lo l oin ig t, is
er nd ...tit , than toelst lett
on tl•
3
s p a
fTht silo tratcla with her hind let
at de apart. T.e anon. reward tell to• PO: II
the reco , ery tithe horse or •pprenenslgu o tl.
[Mgr. For any IntormatlonisonlY to the
setiher. at Iva resideneo neat Mantileld In ,Nco
township. or t • lo.icr. LAti tilt, indepen
Policeman, at Alderman Gitrain•s 00,00, /In
e1t0..1,
aul2:ill • W. B LEA.
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
FRANCE'S TUMULT,
. is plAncizio, rirrrastimi!.
Just opened. a large 114.! CGu:cn rtor t of
Teas and Family Groceries
Which aro belL,g nl.lb It lowent whole.
pric,, Call and mt. the ..“,14 and prl,,
ii n )vuwill trc ludo, f.r
avlveg. Tern. al,aultitvly
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•p12:11.1. 15 DlAlli , Nit. pmen,,,h
BLANK BOOKS!
&V 110011 4 , JUVIRNALS and LEM:Y.IIi;
I•t-I110/uNt 1 •
INVOICE it 61i,;
elf KITE 11,41 K.;
0111 / EIL 11. Os,
It FC K ler r.0.,E1;
1 , 1,1 llooliSt
ill 1.1. l 1100LiS,
Blvd. 100,1,0;
Ettolll.oo l, Y MUTE
111.1,10. 1 .•
11E1101:A.N1) , L1SI 11001i.4:
comotantlT an I:lO,lnrfortitsbe.l In oNr r, of any
d“lrt‘l
MEM
fUSILCIIUIIfi 11L ICE am sIVJUN
F. A. MEIRSCII & lintOs„
.7'68.1 . 0 S 12 St. Ctalr St.,
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Sugar Toys, Cakes, Fancy Goods,
An,l, reen/I,,rrrythlnt In thr /In. /If tl/./ 'r
t•a•ln.'s, lia "sr On/roi sI)I'.
attt/Inl..
ICE CREAM SALOQN;
7 10
00
NVl,re eretmi Or 116 n en. all.l 11,
e1nr5,6,.r,11,11, tel,., wl . l ra
11161.. , 1, 61,r1
r•spo.cfu , tv 61,111.1.
11, 4 , •lerrollit 6.6 srmiltalt , •
.Ir.: e;••• HEI ti.socrN. 3 1 , ,
LAIC Ayrll.,E.
GOURLEY di. LOGAN,
Rats, Caps and Straw Goods,
Have plot op,svdthitc Ent , '
FASHIONABLIE GOODS,
IMMIMM2I
glre us a es!.l
r,..
CIiANDEIERS,
r Brackets, Pendants, &e„
;as ana. Oil.
♦ large..sortuacrtt ou Lea•! mad itctlt lux It
WELDON & KELLY'S,
PLIUMIERS AND GAS BITTERS,
164 Wood Street.
RO CITY CITLERY CO.,
• No. 3 St. Clair.Strect.
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Having parona.ed of AN IlnlMtl
ntirc stool ll•rdrare Cutlery and Varl,Y
40, 3. at tnet laul,
LOCH
Clr niteallon
o 1,, on band a nue.nlaa, etc,ir UI
HARDWARE', CUTLERY,
OUP, ItavolTers. Tacllo
and urottlog goods of try • artele, art
also prt parrot to do all .I , llt WORN;
"haling Halo?,. lie's.",C•tttloa Stencils
and taanap, nod tn slang :cal and C•ncaltng
litautp., at sbcrt•st mat,.
W. H. Itelliiri,Manager.
eck45:..21
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R. GRAFTON,
.►b. 66 Ftderal Sti•eet,
Nan IlAn.no..
house . - Furnistdog Goods, - Stoves,
HOLLOW WARE. 84C.,
/0 , 1 too.nuf.‘ctorer or TIN. Ct , 1•1•KI: AND
FRYE I' 14 WARE. NootlnK, , tod
Work promptly attendlod to. 0P4,14
J. LANCE,
bILIC AND WUOLIN
DYER AND SCOURER,
Chintz Window Curtains and Chair Cover
Cleaned .t.Beghoed without unpaCking.
Nos. 135 and 137 Third Street,
Eetwea, Wood .od tlnlt66old.
MrlataTl
SAMUEL M. IVICKEMULAM
Iron laroker,
124 First Street,
Agent tot theeste otCornwall. Donwamnre,.
Jolleyhtne, Isabella, Du neat/non, ...OM,
(newton,tn , lotherhrand. ofantbractio, Von alt•
loalteny Colt: .11 Oliphant's V. 11. Ultarcual 1.11.1
Conelunmenta and ordwts respecttnny poll,
COMI
JOIEV PECKORIVAMENTAL
H Alit WORKER. ' AND
/fourth strmt. °VP door from Wool. r•ttsburgn.
Ai` , .Y. on .mnd grnoral annorimtnt of La
dles' Wl+, Hands, Curl.; tlenticw.n . •
Tope.. Scalps. ()trap! Oan', Ilrstelet, An.
A good prlcn in casts will S. lriTcA for Ilan
!I l Atr. In
dien , and frentlemen's halr•euttinlr d• -, A.
the neatest mann•r. to•112,1n1
SHOUT HAND VI BITING.—A
Perfect knowledge of Olt valuable art
Winn, in lee Short and easy lessons, by • Van-
Mal reporter from London. raglan& Kick
pupil taught sepwralely nod at Amy time to toll
their 01113 GenSintlf IICe• Apply to
J. A. tIRAT,.
rilxaTiß Orrics.
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VOIR SALE IN SEWICKLEY
on Ma prlnclptl street.
TWO ACRES OF WELL IMPROVED LAND.
An xl.nodance 01 frlllt, a neat two.stnry frame.
!muse, with t.cllar, bail and sin rooms: now and'
In good order. The property will r. c,nantand
Itself. laqulrd of WM, RANKIN,
apn:arlA LIGI praluLars. I
NEW ADVE r 4 711 57.7 mEN rs
11A1I lOTII. Di PiUt 11
&3is 7 Fin
Corvimu anusliEe
800711 -
}SAY CuSSVANV.
,refit
12:3ATe„prx
GAITERS AND SLIPPERS,
Ili i.r.', IV CiA IM r E.: T S
DOMESTIC Eff,i GNIK
Hoop Skirts
GENTS' ' FURNISIIIING 0001:,;.,
.i.IIITIISON,IIIMER 1',.(1'.0..
AND Alt,.
_At _Priv:tie
DAY AND EVENINC,
AT lIN . _;O'.!UAL LOW RATES
11R E\ SEEJ'
SIOLESILE .INJ•ItET.IIL,
rtrrh
blrla
Lar,t rtr
RA MS
1. , lbs. 1,....1•4 F arl v rrims ,•rA
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1,1.. r ~r.-
0 " ~lt. ......
sr,,op..rit.lreT. .......
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Vsr!T Wn!,.,•0
•• V •rly 1,,
BM
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Hotilevillv:ist and
No. 137 Libcrty 2tNct,
L,AF.4;:a ....,
LALTING, tiOAT.
Gaiters, Balmorals,
T. 7 - 1 , 7 C:* G-•
Bronve'Toilil Slippers
BOOTS AND HOF,3)
W. E. SCIIIYIEII.T2I Sr. Co.
ifIERS, I.IOi)PER.
AN A.CI
ALLEGHENY CITY, DA
Dealer In
SCROOL AM) OFFICE'FITMTUIU.
I 0221
Fr fill n,nrtton
,
tyro! FurnTro r
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GREAT SALE
OF SECOND-11MM
Pianos, Organs Tietildecg,
'On'er7 {- rtsu . ,
.rent••• rt,
Otte
rirrsuunou, PA.
iu.
••
The abAre In•trntarnt• arc all In 7, .1
And ‘A 111 Lr ,o 1:: at
UNUSUALLY LOW - PS!CES,
To mote room for ncw rproF r,c,,
CIIIARLES: C. 3.7.EFLIDDE.B
- -
1611 ors F;;Is t•3O
Kit DAI, ru,, t•ar
round. In a ut,
piedesotand imgorahl., %.•
elwrg..tle A6,41111.x,e , itnd r , ;.-
Wenlare svanteilrs....} 1 P
aull C , .t.nty, A ItAI:C ITA,,
rieNANFNT mENT 11. ult ,- r.l
entry pers Jri 1,6,11, a 1.”..1 , 1.0 6-
Fee Nailerr
are, u. W.. 1 , 11 60. 0 . , tr. , t ,
JAlllmoro
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Nr:7s kritTizTISEDIENTS.! NOTICES.
___________
I We'C ANY. ~ ,1"" ANTED.—By a respectable
i. 111•
6 k r7rlllF. ANNEAL SIEETING t 0,,,•• ...a... • 512MATION In • eke family.
' 'r r °. ole THE STC,/,IfoLDEMa or THE ludo Writ lidere•roark. 1.. s ter obleci Is to on
- • " uni I'ITT-1:1'1,611 11711. k .IVF.a MINIM) wn,,, De a
~cona.ry
hot.oßahilpt e_o; v ll:T = tloa. &d,l
1. It: A. C.. (I..acrir.
• . a'un In the .1,1.1! p - pro%e of t . lnU ,
•,, pPr=or. hulk that OF M SAUER., for
de, bualuess tLat tea 7
cot
coo ar. , Defo re
0.• !re's , st,7l, ;it •••, tu,:m.
tr (Wei. one ➢ •
.I,,_ at t Me, knew r er
.1,01 ES FINLA.T.
;If -,, r:on Is lola :1,0 g1i2,52 • areretah ,
Fox v.rese, ties. /
tet, thr9 Ins)" I.l.o2Starntal:April I, I
o. t c Nine rnvl,, to
1 tea , IN PiIIISUAACE OF THE ,
f eyerY ro -ton of •11
j‘" ',VII, AIRES,
t . i2 ' ,3 n 3 d “t o ll f
d • , rar r or , Tlyssurer raid County, herrn! giro %mike
5500
w'ln
stintl, Ilup`lest.t. of th e seVeral Wards, Bon
' 's
1'"
W ILL OFEN. dadl
.uch •:II 0,10. and T01,110:1; 10 ,
11111".• wft" ' 11 , i.e. pared to reeely• the
:,
. - 1.
I
NOTION t 4,
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MOE
MEM
1' [ )t.'. 7 7'.
i.r. ~. t"J 1'
ME
MUSE
ESIZI
t
V nITE kr! FLIP
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N 0.31 rifltt atret
Of Every Description
No. 43 Stoll!Oleic! Streel,
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th, 5 - • ar,rt
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o% or ,
' corwi STats rog DD Diir 11113
w Iklch
r t cvry
go—lom,s.t Ita“
••. l• ~• •• pr,cts.
t The First Day of day 1867.
071.1 ,11 , 1 Taxes tan Le 0.11 at the Tii../181lEtyt'S
t s ,Of ?ICE, .1411 /11:617 1161 ALAILST.
•I'orr.r.;,ET:olJT'at'YW
I:,,rnti‘ety a zwyr tea.
~.,114
tile pvc,ltr
t-soll .la, t,rr : : . th.t. has
:moo,
• , It r
t 1,1,5 tler I,IMT, it 11
~1,1:111t ,cll
SZE
n r• Lee Ll.
.h.,• t. I la- gr - at favo,lte with
p r •o•-, • to large lan•Oles or
L.l ll.' ,t 11. 1 .1.• .111•111 b. of
t,t Le
... t.. I. p ..-e.lat 1,611/< dra.lng•
r,• , 1,1...• . 0100 t pel•ared to luta
~ in I mixed At
a Lops 11,If ,)0 , 1111,
• • • ••• i it , • one half steond
.IP nn..lLalf l..tt .):•111. lIY, No,
•0 3 . i 1,•• -:11!• - •11 , ,ack, une.talr.l Young
n•ny lenel of priers of rnT most
lean, loochong strong
: •L.e. !or lb: Place TeAs
•-•• oL. Lor lb; Mark
Tper
te. I. e.... ... .5 hick color, srnell
L. r o• ••• pt r 02, t/..../u Tea, ming
p•r •h: cairn I.s, 1 onng
•.•••, ea. ra g• Li:J. , per Gre,n Tea,
1 ;er 'leas,
••1, ,•`: 0 1,4 per lb: Green
• • . 1 r I Ittgu flavor, 61,.-U
r • I.
4.oepo..ier, ries, n - gh JOIIN ItIDDELI.,
110; 1•• .11 T. a Gunpowder Atteit: Chalrna..
• • r, r reen T.., A. L. rttkusott. l y Cc
1,11 tivor. 4: co 'h T. M. 11... var. I • Mtl'lvw4 , P •
•Lo'-:frer. Pe "NOIITII CANALSTIIEETr—
aI~
can what
' • tl n nu' np In . All • persons Are hereby nollaed that the
I at I.y Any of the Es- rieee,,rs t.ppollati,l to clew And
';" NTA d aces ..4 for the opening of
..1 rl getting NtIILTII CANAL. STREET, In the Fourth ward.
exactly wits Allegheny CRT, from Plat lane to Cedar &Trope,
IlTliUlt high, •
1: I Atiettlar.y. .ttet oo tae I , to.attt".
111 Y).1 1 .12 s HERB BITT On
ERS.I .lat. ten o . c:ock Y., to fclEll the duties of their
•
Appointment.
lin
fIIE CFIFJT lICUSERHO REMEDY.
^FE ❑tai.—l have this day opened
1101 , !: i,•: th,aala of •
orb Bittera,
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•A.V. M. HOLTON, 0
en :1. ee the same.
I:. Mldlil,l,li.
rAHNESTOCZ & HOLTON,
Wholc.2ale. Branch House,
En-Toot,
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nll DruaRI.VS
L:1:11 cm,lcce any sue of
:117 , VI.EWS 11111113 BITTERS.
ril':::.L!:l;ll.7,7%' r i'S UNION
r1 7 ,-7 2 n .7 ,7g•C i'.& uiqilNY
CL. I'ITZL, $20,000,000.
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: ,`l , ;', Cla:IIS. P.11:I Nanufacturers
TIY 7- - NeMESS,:noa ey,
l'relglit and Par
rel.. er more [term 13,0110
viile:: et re•. Line, at just
liberal talc, sat. en :nations
v I a Etple,.., t‘liippeni, and
made permanent out}
tile!r liberal patronage.
e belie to merit and re
ei%e.
ro. 115 Wood Street
it M, LITTLE, Agent.
rw-,-. , 1,,-,7 a. 7, y
r nApER
`a Vri.:
U i-EOLSTEB,Y STORE,
I AT
NO, S G SLI IT IiFIELD ST.,
.111:1.01V rninn
a-c -tre,dalt I' el. erta4l tradt.
. . s.
Q. 30
to
, I .1114 In entire new
WA 1.7. I . rk WINDOW t+.11•1*.:5
TIVUT;
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,Nt . l!—:,, T •:FIXI.IIOiTIVEET;
AND i8.1.1(1) bIieKET.
E. ED"Nr..IINDSON
KNAEI
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o. f.. 2 tt. 4 '_air St., Pittsburgh.
ti rglins,
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CO.'S "COTT/111EO' iknd
D. 3. It. W. "AMP:ItICAti" Wt.
A :11 , . I . . vr (VITAS.
• I . a.P.mmrd Ocranact'Vlvlln and Uni
t., strinn., nnn.t.
PARE & BYRNE,
arrynrrnt nots for en
rzt,,:veiy la the
HIT; CV AM) FUR BUSINESS
t.t. No. ti• 2 Clair kneel,
•
Invlt, ttrlr ftlon•li , ad llie public to ro,ll snA
Ir tt, nhica tUnY I,d
vu,t..l-.o.l3factivt,
lIIANDS.—. IOII N A.
I , ”WN A t r, rt ,mtrtirieLo Trott,
ilo thr ' , yr , AA Or
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Lc. Altl or marl - or.lcr,
ot ,1.. t Ar , tl colt. zlllrlat.
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA.
in 6, I—it... p...veer. 111 , Ifitzne•ls ti
I r,;...,•1
lA.
scalcr et 41 eigles and Measures,
o:3ect So. 39 NAIL urr STREET.
.“-C. :Y. CO.,
:II ills, Pittsburgh,
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(c) hfiLEL - riNtim.
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nOi lif:;til.ooK AND
s" OAN RAMS
fit •••.i• • rl:••..r •-11 tLe KA eustnTa and
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Mill
Ehenebnrg,
CAtni.rinroontr. 1..
01 a•C].- 3v
• Mr, M ruasr.l to ba• a
u re I day of I,bru.VY.
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ON AND *rrEn
Itethte t ion of Fite Per Cent.
Discount tor .
,prompt paysocist to attr i Por.Oti
Paying the whole amount of their totes.
n 111 be no ee..n0.10 I allowed on taxes
dertni tte month a Aeon. There wlll be
TEN_FF. CF.NT. Aldcd t• all taxes retnalnung
untold on Ito FLEnT. DAY U2 . 13.1:1•TE.A111511.
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IST:.
ALLEGRE.
COUNIY
m3g7immuamixoBw -
E3tECIITIVE COMMITTEE,
WILL BEET
On Saturday, April 20th, 1867,
At tbc OFFICE of [lac CUALIttiLN,
X 0.135 OtEVILI rtursntuun.
.
A atteridence Is ',rested. se the Own for
holding the Nom - ilia:log iiiinenniletts and other
tinsinc. of iniporianre wlll [btu be considered.
By or Icr of
Nat urday. the 20th day of Apr 11.11507,
A. C. ALEXANDER.
JAMES tiTUCKILLTEL
SLME(C ID;LEOILD.
'EDUCATIONAL
-- 'sTEUBENVILLE
FEMALE SEMINARY.
The hummer session of this :Institution
WILL OPEN MAY '6th
Terms, perselen or Ore month, for board
trig, reel, ligh re t., Lc., int); inWou from 4101.
O. accenlin eMES: washing. 50 centene
uren. We hr g
ee reduced oar tunas about 10 pe
cesw. ler the totting ) , hr.
For I.mtleutars. appiy
lar• C. C• L.L.Den..
euperinwrelt.
ger. A. M. 11E11). A. St., rrlucipal.
Inhrfewg4
C-:-a-2-EXCELSIOII INSTITUTE,
For Boys and Girls.
...1,0 will commence MONDAY', Aprll gth.
Appdret , ons admlrdon may be made dell's':
from O liii so'Mocktn.. at th e Institute
Iteor s, EVILLY; .HALL, corner Liberty and
Yount. etreets. sp3,rfd
CANDIDATES
---
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
JOSEPH B. M'BONALB;
ttf the Second Wird, Allegheny' Clty. gobleet to
thn at rlolOn I.llc Union Repuldlmu Cnt/ .
Cony entlon• , Anil :ou :al
EMI COUNTY TREASURER.
WILLIAM M'CLEAN, -
Of flit hoensliiN (formerly Yiertb Fayette, will
Lea erwalilate :or County •Treaeurer. eublcet t;
tie Oeelttori of the titiluti itepublican County
EMS=
• •
FOR ri.:01rLIONOTAIII.
•
D. C. HULTI •
Wilt be o esatlldnte for the oT.ce of PROTtiON
OTALZY, .ctJvct to the deetalon of the 110100
Itepohlleau Couviotton. oil
FOR PROTRO.NOTA.RY.
JICOB H. WALTER,
Will tr, a Candt.itte twr the off ve of ritlYiiON.
.11T zelnect to the &vitt , ou of the 1:171012
ltepubllonti Convention.
.FOIL.CIS TY THEASURELt,
.MAJ. J. F. DENNISTON,
trotriorly of TrlEncre Tilne tiverdt) will Oa
Candidate ler - COUNTY TitEASUHEIL; enblent
Su theJecition of teviUniou IttptabliCall Conven
mh2%,lll
REMOVALS.
DR. TH. H. -ELLIOTT
HAS REMOVED Ms OFFICE
and rualdence to No. 1 AWILNEON STRIET,
wo doors east of Yodsral, Adiestieor
EpiovAL.
GEORGE M. PETTY,
ILEAC E3TATZ AU ENT AND lIILOKEE, b' re
moved tat aloe to No. GO hmttlitiel&Ot. Toll3o
.
ROBINSON, REA & CO.,
litre remove* their °Mee to No. 12, CORNER
OF Fatter AND -SMITHFIELD 131111TVIE.
rea 0V L J.P. IN EMITPR be
c r.. Cocomlszton Merchants and dealers in
Mar, reed and Grata. have removed to
', 212 118ESTY STBETT,
l i" . 6 d e = reLttf r w .. lll be pleneed to see [bele trmlehn:
PAINTERS.
JOHN T. ,
/ItMOS. Dews
PAINTER, GRAINER AND GLAZIER,
No. 54 Hand St., Pittsburgh.
Plain and lernamental niece of evory dnecrll.
Von done to order. All work done promptly at
reaeonable rat.
W . COULTER, •
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,
NO. 63 DIAMOND ALLEY. riTrsiva,
All orders left et the tihep, or sent DZ mall
11l receive prompt attention.
WILLIeII IL BROWN,
tiAta of the tlim or .611.0wx a 310anolt,)
uousr. AND SIGN PAINTERS,
e r et' Tbird and Market streets
E:313
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BUSINESS CHANGES
THE PARTNERSHIP HERE
-- VITORE exigt/Og under the OW. °MALL
.
ILIALL, ZULTu/La BOL.I;SIAN.
Was Dissolved January Ist, 1867
BT MUTUAL CONSENT,
A. M. MARSHALL dtspollnic or ble Interest to
!odd arm to the remaining Porter.. wi11..." COO '
Melee the beelneeeit the old stead. 114 sod 113
WAT.F.II bTIZEET. A. M. 11/.74911ALL
E. 31.1 , 131.103.
B. L. 11OLLINAN
MEM
J
:V
lIAE TIIIN DAYAID
SSEIA
TED IN lth rne JOllti 11. DOTTS and JULIE
N A ISLE In the Hanufacture and dealln, In
Carbon OD Lamp k, Lamp Coml. ChandMir"
amt all [DON or Dlasreare. The busineca
been:Muffed as heretofore. undnlthnLl . " ...c
and style of JOHN ll.Ohn X CV.
JOHN NOEL
—Will etnOve April Lt to N 0.7 W./ Went.
mhhhvm
TOBACCO, CIGARS, &o,
EXCELSIOR TOBACCO WORKS
R. & JENKINSON.
Manufacturers, erlszle:tr 4 :%! retail dealers
TOI3,ACCO ASD SEG.IIIOI,
No. 0 PEOEUAL TUEZT,
Tat rd doer (rem Bespeaston Bridg T e,
ALCM:iIN Ctn . . rA.
'trench Store at Salem, Unto:
- JOHN MEGRAW,
Illannfactorei
Dt at and
a h olea/
at and-Lietall
aler laLinda
Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars,
410 $3.21.1%7E1 /SIT.ELEMT
A Kendra] lattort3r.ont Smoking Toiteco. Pipe
'rob at col rout ea always on Imng. mll.pl
WANTS.
Isr niTED
Z!. s CA-ClC7rb 32sioosr,
To learn the Jewelry trade. None b¢ta etradY
oar need apply. Address
JIM ELM', Gll7irriorrir .
WANTED.—Srenter Dines;
SCENCEII. CARBINES. Oen<lkshooterso
COLT '$ Ala/ REMINGTON'S ARMY •N 1.
NAVY REVOLVERS, for which. 11.111 nay cult
or gtv• otter good arse In exchannr.
3. n,.1011:IMITON,
Great Western gun Wort!
splits ibP Cor. perm it Wayne Mr.. VOW..
WANTED—AGENT.
A .trictly rallat.de And saaceas: , l Llfa inane,
ante Company Is deslstsiS vs' estanllsblbis a Ittal
eras Agency for on. or InOr , r Of tbt WOrirra
conutle. of ronnsylouils. leclootieg the city of
l'lttsbursh. Liberal terms =1 esslastre con
trot of the Lnelnetl ofrerad. Comptl=49t.o.
tostted to spplT.....},Cdress P. t). 10.51
rtilladelphLs.
WANTED,
. ss.a.x..ansernmermr.
On SALARY Olt COII3II2ISIUN • Ilona ledge
looney referred. Retereneeiregutect.
Apply ln person or by letler. to
U. Clall.AN.
WI Diamond St., oppostte Courellonse.
lab11:04y
- - and
NTED.-500 cler
A .nd others now *V sitt'vriteX,s O t k s
gYrealis rtN:Enn . K:A l b ; s s ° l ' e di k l ;4 ;77 "' t re h tl. t a ß r ei : L b i t t ii ar n dd :F a a i
' mertt t . Sorest Is the standard.
d
sess what asents art making. J.
fr 7: No. T1E,1024t.
104 et. Clair
AGENTS :WANTED,
EIOTH .111ALE,AND rEMAIT4
In !very township and county, to sail a yery poP• 1
its work. It c attains C ppurl;rid , '
n
Bold anbarlption only. Address lat.
'" ;;;1 1 11:1; 7l TP ' l . rd e age ' n ' t, ' ,ViTelntl V..OPS.
. .
A GEN."IB.-1.000 WASTED.-
11 AND YENALE.—Tb• bat ebanre
intiona; ;
tercet. TOO ontl rk on Our No el let
I . y h t e idy ' P . ALterN/Tqlit 7ol . l7
1100. J. T. Lleadlcy. to one
amain. volunie, Illatrsted. lend at Onun
for terms Sod territory. Address,
A. L. TALCorr it co..
Market Malaria, la
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, am
HAVE REMOVED.
IWCALLUH BROTHERS,
No. 51 Fiftl3. Street,
A new line of s:1 new and dealrsible pattern.
ITIEDAILLION VELITETS,
Velvets; Brussels,
T.IPESTRE BRUSSELS,
d. large sad choke assortment of
Piano and Table Covers,
lintilll COM lOSIIC BEGS MD In
011 3/3/Aimseig,
THREE PLY AND TWO PLY
Ingrains,
And every variety of low priced CaryetLog•
ECcCALLUEE BROTHERS,
81 Stith Nitre a
mraz
CARPETS.
OLIVER
M'CLINTOCK
& COMPANY,
lINVE JUST OPENED
For the Spring Trade,
Their. Splendid Jlieoriment of
NEW CARPETS,
Oil Cloths, Shades, &c.
Attention is called to oar tine stock of
HIBUIDEEED. , SABLE AD PIANO COM
Great Darting in PriceB.
m-ix•-zuEt errpunzrr.
rirfir CARPET STORE
Just Opening.
BOVARD, ROSE & CO.,
NO. 21 FIFTH STREET,
SECOND FLUOR.
IF*are now opening,pur FIRST STOCK OF
GOODS, embracing ceeryttaing lo the CARPET
LINE, from the best European and American
manalacturns to the COMISIOII[It Ileum Carpet..
A fall une
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OIL CLOW'S.
- nwrriNGs.
PHADES,
EMUS, HAM,
tITAIB RODS.
v in t E eztrAs s.. a.rftment of ri.t.Liu and
• BOVARD, ROSE & C 0, 4-
- Al TOTH MI/UT, (second f1.r.1
BT=l=l
E W.
114,101 ;e1 24
.21i.X 3 '14.7EL, 1E167.
NOW ARRIVING.
The Latest Purchase of the Season
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LOWEST PRICES
g3TSSC3EI T W.A.L.X
ESSLIBn in AMERICAN
Wilton and Velvet,
BODY' BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
Best Two and Three-Ply Ingrain,
1 )""'1Y.1 ( .11` , 7k5 ,
cli"Bffi..nloolu.
Hall and Stair Carpets to Match.
°"' r'" Tri Xun ' t ireltr e e 4 . ''"
yaVerr.. JeA , ch are
LACE AND NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES,
Cheap All-Wool Two-Ply Carpets
AT $l.OO to 81::t3 PER YARD
Carpet and Curtain
UPHOLSTERY WORK
PROVILT DL7 TED BO STILL
ItITIRLIND & COLLINS,
Rand 73 Fifth Street.
!Seat bulldlng to United Blues Custom liott.o
and Poswaice..econd 400 r.
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