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Y. AP6II. 20.1.557
CO.NSTITCTION! , !
It has become fashionable for Demo•
mats of both the great geographical sec—
tions of the country to si cult dithe ication•
Constitution as something- so venerable
and sacred auto hold an unique position
midway between enactments having
their source in Divine
, inspiration, and
those
_having their root in human wis
dom. Without claiming for it precise
ly a heavenly infalibility, they exali it
aboVe all purely earthly productions, and
hdld it to be a species of sacrilege to sub
ject it to revision, so as to meet the
growth of political society 'and promote
and defend the new wants of multiplied
pOpulatiOns. If the Democrats of either I
of these great sections had iu years past
and gone, evinced the same high respect
for the Constitution, their present as
sumptions of regard for it would stood
inn different and better light than it is
• now posSible to view them. While
their real and devotion would Lave been
ranked among blind : infatuations, they
would have received credit for feeling
what they professed. 'Now they fall un
der the imputation dprofessing a senti
ment they do not cherish, and claiming
a degree of civism Which is not in their
natures.
For thirty years, in contradiction of
the plain l e tter of the Constitution; of
cOnteniNraneous exposition, and of leg:
illative and judicial precedent, ,they en
deavored to educe from the instrument
the most detectible despotism that ever
afflicted any portion of the human race.
Failing in this, they labored so to 'con
strue It as to emasculate all its power
and authority, and make its overthrow a
pastime., Failing in this, likewise, they
made furious War against it, no? with
ayords ' but by • powerful armies—
,the Southern portion of them, openly
and in the face of the. Sun;. the Northern
portion, covertly and by stealth. As
they succeeded no better 'in this, .they
have changed their tacties, and pretend
to be to enamored of the Constitution as'
to ho able to give no rest to their minds
or bodies through intense anxiety t 9
plead for it, to swagger for it, to de
nouncefor it, and to do everything else
except to regulate their conduct ana doc
trines in conformity with it.
.Now, we never Lave pretended any
siich consuming zealifor the Constitution,
;tor the simple reason that we have-not
felLit. The Constitution is only a law,
enacted with uunsinal formalities. The
product of human intellects, it partakes
of the' infirmities of the minds by which
it wiss framed. Like all mundane things .
it becomes effete, more or lees, in its dif
ferent pirts, and needs reinvigorating '
by lopping away the limbs out-grown,
and engrsiting new provisions, suited to
the fresh fequiretneuts. This was the
view Ne.. JEFFERSON, when he said eve
ry nation needed a revolution every
twenty years...• Not that Ina supposed a
struggle of; arias was essential every
two score years to purify political insti
tutions. I There are other and healthier
revolutions than those of violence; revo
lutions that grow out oh advancin4 ideas
and elciiating sentiments. These are
normal in their Origin and development,
_corresponding with the gentler and more
beneficent prOcesses of nature. It to in
chadienee to tio same conception that
the present dwtstitntion of • New York
i
,s.
s,
provldes that ' O- convention of tlia Pee ,
plc shall be h d every twenty year: for
.its revision. n accordance with this
provision a Constitutional Convention
- will soon assemble, and the indications
are - that: ouniorous and initiortant chan
ges will be made in the organic lac.
It would he well if a similar stipula
tion existed in the Federal Constitution.
flowerer that instrument may have been
adapted to the condition of the people
at the time it was promulgate 4, a period
Las arrived in Which large modifications
and improvements are needful in it to
meet the progress in population, in in—
terests, in ideas, and in emotions. The
old bottle has been found incapable of
'holding the new wine. This does not
proclaimtlmt the - bottle never was good,
but that -having performed all the service
possible, a new vessel, of greater capac
ity, is now indispensiible.
'llia view; we are aware, is offensive
to political - pharisees. They .hold the f t
institutions are supreme; 'lnch and
women altogether subordinate; that Sun
days and Constitutions are intrinsic and
Personal, not for use and convenience;
and that human beings were created that
these might be observed and respected.
If this, race of formalists would only die
out they would lay the world under un
speakable obligations.
The present 'Constitution of Pennsyl
vania. was framed thirty years FIZO.,
Since:then, though some changes have
been made in it, there has been no thor
ough and searching' revision. It needs
a general overhauling, and would bet it
If a Convention should assemble. The
late Legislature was pressed to provide
for the election of such a.hody ; but the
plunderers, inside and outside the cham
bers, perceived that by this step their
craft would be endangered, both inime
diately and for all the future. They
took alarm, and suppressed. the move
ment, lest the source of their gains
should be cut oil. From this, people of
the Commonwealth ought to take a hint.
The only cure for Legislative corrup
tion, which has become so pink and un
blushing as to scoff at exposure and defy
responsibility, lies through such a change
as shall make all who hold or want cor
porate franchises independent of tie
General Assembly. The brokers of leg
. iOalion,L and members who traffic in
votes, wallnever voluntarily relinquish
'their portunitias. A power which
• they dude not resist must constrain the
order fi r a Convention, and thee the
people eau apply the remedy.
IT has transpired — that many of the
colored': delegates to the recent mass con
ventioe of conservatives at Nashville
were forced by threats from the whites
not only to attend but to take prominent
part in t i pe deliberations of that' body.
The Tilf, of Nashville publishes rev.
end can s s Irons conservative delegates
netting firth that their lives and proper.
ty would have been placed in Jeopardy
hod they not consented to t irticipate in
the convention. The game of the rebel
leaders may succeaa for a while in mak
ing a bboia l of strength among the ne
groes, j but when ',that class of voters
learn that they will be protected in the
exercis4 of their rights as citizens, and
their persecutors punished, the conscr
vative cause cannot rely much upon the,
black clitrucnt of the South.
Oov. A. J. llAltivro.c has arrived at!
.I , lew Orleans to enter upon his duties as'
Register of Bankruptcy for the Second
District of Louisiana. Ire was warmly
welcomed by the loyal citizens of that
neighborhood.
THE appointment of Colonel Ion:: 31.
; - 'rt..141".1.N, of Butler county, to the po
sition of 'Collector of the Twenty-third
District, gives very general satisfaction
to the Union Republicans hereabouts.
Colonel St'LLirafi for years served with
fidelity and distinction in the War De
partment at Washington, find. Las ever
Leon a true and fearless advocate of the
great principles of republicanism. Be
1 enters on his duties free oad entrain
msllitil, Mither haying sacrificed Lis
honor for the position, nor pledged the
eMoldments nilhe office for the a ppoint.
went; Ilia nomination was unsolicited,
and made through the influence of the
1 leading Republicans of the State, in
order to riivard the services of the re
cipient. With such appointments the
President might succeed inwinniug back
at least a portion of the people'. respect
- he has forfeited. The new Collector
will enter upon Lis duties on the first of
next-month. '
be will be remembered that an agency
of the Juarez Mexican Republic, for the
sale of bonds, was established in New
York. Thirty millions of the paper was
offered for sale and a great part taken
by capitalists at from ten to sixty cents
on the dollar. The interest is now over
due and there are no' prospects for its
paymeni. :Ninny of the coupons have
been protested. At best Mexican loans
ere not safe investments, and this loan
promises to prove dead stock on the
hands of the speculating purchasers.
GEO. W. DEItEItS has been admitted
into the lirm o‘ping the Albany, (N.
Y.) Journal. Ile assumes entire edito
rial -control, George Dawson retiring,
althorgh still retaining an interest in the
paper. This puts at mg the story that
Chas. A. Dana was to etiter into the pro.
prietorship . of that jourmtl.
ILENRT BOWEN, a vMierable citizen of
Rhode Island, died on the Pith at
Providence. Ile had the honor of till
ing, for thirty consecutive years, the
mike of Secretary of State, resigning
on account of ill. health 'in since
Which time he had Leen living a retired
Tut': loyal press of Tennessee claim
that BnowNLow, ".drst in the hearts of
oyalistS," will be re elected by a major- .
ity of twenty-five thousand. The Dem
oCracy could have placed no weaker can
didate in the field than the one they have
'chosen—EMERSON ETIIERID.6E.
TRE speculators arc combined to run
up the price of flour even higher than
panic rates. There arc no regions why
that commodity should be held at such
price 3, except that the stock is mainly
held by unprincipled dealers:
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Mr. GEORGE MUIR, of Arm
strong',Coat Works,-Venn townatilp.
then! county. speaks a. tt. •
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Great Remedy for Consumption
"I+s minced so . lo+ wltlaconatztnytton that I
a le t y 1,4, and my t.hysl,lsm.
Inrornmd me that they t.,,i11,1 41.. nothing mole flr
mr case living utterly h.pcleu. that 111.1.1
nuns ,talnly over a month 1.011,-. At this Sta,c.
1 ara., Induc...l to try E. A. WII.,,S,,,ItENI
EDY. and to- , ]ay lam as well as any MA 11 tl.c
World. If 111,, any who d06:1 , 1.1,a3
tnt.ut. 11,07 can c.A.11 and r
and 1 will Ice them 111,1.1e11 , ,u1ars of
110....s.traurdInary
"old by drurrists stery +here. Y , 01.• 3,..nt for
ILK3II AU, l rayal,t,
Market etr. , et.
-
What Swarueb °intim nt R iii
Da.
I I—lt will cure Itch In from II to St dors.
I—lt will cunt the most ...Ina, eats of Tet
te, • J.
3—lt +l'l en, Chrontn Erystp,las of Inc face.
I—lt will cnrr ,alt Nacho. scald
cur.: Itching cue..
rruptlnny.
01---It 1,111 pt.ltlrrly Cure allntm
—Use .....WAY,III•6 ur.zrxar aan gcr•l.cla 33.1
tntbr•.
ITCH" Dr. fitortvne's tunulat, "TrITF.II .
ITCH" Dr. iiieovne'• "TETTY.IV
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.IT., IC • NSTEEL KNOWN "Tli,T Tl.:ic
IT( H" ••TETTEN
TO TAIL ••TETT Elf
'ITCH"" I' ETT KIS
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Prepared otIV by Dr. SWAYS
s•lelpola. bob! by 3.I•CI,AItHAN A
N AN, Mart', ztrrri, "DJ. A. Ii k.I.LY.
Wood •1.. Job. 1 0 14:5tINO, al Mart,, P... A.
T"IDLENCK, coi. Ith and
burgh: KANE al DiXIIT, AlleabtaY.
TEnEci wAitNisci.
Ills aspecitly Important a this time set,on.
th• arkets of the United 51a. es aro ,
oroleol
m
with the Ali... poisons. under the name of 141-
porteol 11,,tore. and wh.n , ompounds
parportlog to be medicinal, but not • whit Teat
nernicloae, are heralded to the world ite..eov•r
alga ramediae. that the public ehonid fu ll f on
d... . fact, Ite It known, tarn, that
while all the =noire stlmnianta etilo4 es
hie Import. and all the Tool. C 01.01.11, •,(t
-hot are manufactured seal • tory ertleir coo
talnlng omyfog Josef ei 1, • voc-f•r: f-oison.
iive-
TET7}a'~£Ei.[itioAfElt ilTltbia,ll • niT
TER-. contain none of the., things, but are •
combination of pore essence or Itya,with the
Dore Joie" of 11. moat Taloa,in elOinatilie, anti.
4111•ne and aperient Locke and p:ante. •nd Oat
Le a safe and rapid remedy for Dy•pope . :• and all
Its kindred rimplalate. this preparettoo ataode
before the world w about a dwell or 0n,pe0e,,,.
It. .al.. la-day are:• , ,osl to filo combined tale,
of 01 Lb. oto•r ton,. ad•erthted In the United
rltatee, and thn aertiacatee murk autbentic•l•
its ustfulnes• are Mined by Indlvidnale of
Melee!. standing la every pro/minuet ceiling
an.l walk of life. Beware of Imitations mid tin-
. PltitS CANADENSPI.
,-A firm 'W/11[1i Ii obuodant lu Canada. Nora
Y,otla, nod the more northern rarts u 1 th• Nes.
E.ogland ,tates. and la also found to the elevated
sod mountain °. ro glen. of the Middle State.,
and'ali,uuds In to:Pllcinal •Irtues. Pr. nwett.
of llo.tou, had prepared a npOleine frum the
weet, Inside hart of the pine tree. called
rV-
I.ASIhS WHITE PIN Y. C , JSIPOI.7", It. • niell It
one of flare value In all d-blllt•ted states of the
kidney', It v.:silks a shoran to no dln , a. , •of
tno,eva membrane...et %Wing them ',Ps te,salti
their lost tone and energy. It wilt he (0:1114 well
adapt. .1 to oil those dtssaass. whore Bosh , . has
been Pled and (ailed. 1t P likewise well suited
to chronic coughs. an.l an lufalllttle sp,eler for
old and deal /late.] ease. of liett..l. Itnoy por•
sons who at Drat only took a bottle of thistnedi
ta lir, afterwards rotor: hut and got a
•r .
..hall
. 4op,n, whP h st!..rted miles.
a °
rurn L t d tees of the bladder and kldney• of
yeae.e , tandlnlr•
o dpeose that has been loolied sport
azooLg the locatable, I, Immediately fettered
hy It. N01.1,C 1.11 , certtacate of Ala 00001.1,
.”me tltrp, man.
The Caged Mownme,,, „1
The, pine, anya: Is preserPad .eneorrlors.
•1,1. and other di:ea...sof the erinary psaampa;
tot and esroole thnsmvallon o reration
of tor bowels. In chronic .al aavettons,
and le -various forms of rbentnatt.m... 1t..1-
ruediugly 'Minable 111 rr
granepy eeetioos.
bloody uric., and whepe there Is rad and wt. Ile
aellusent It eats b• taken • Mont . oterroptlod
to nor'. 0111a1 ovocal..: 5,1 losPad of aPken.
log, or PPleeN • braelng. healthy
ra,,,e a and via., Prtre, It per battle: ale for to.
A s 1,1, 1 . 1 /LAN 11,1 w PITY. PIN.
Yor male by the gross, doren or atotPc
null' , '. at Ittt. ICC.ISLIPYOreat YIPIP.Ino "Awe,
IE/ 100 , ./4 street. 01001
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
WM. BIIf4IHAN, ✓r., Adams Ilzpresa (1/.
IVA, 54 AO Zama, Is an authorieed Agent to
mon. Advertisements /or the UAZICTTE, and
nil other paper, throughout tha United Statei
and the Cetnadas.
Fon SALE.
A HOUSE AND LOT,
./n CArann streot. East I.lpinlnglptrn, In wood
iocation. t 041.1,.•,
110 X 211. 111.1'11A1V,1.2% P. 0
MEM
D &NIEL itIeMEAL,III. D.,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
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No, 150 Grant it., near High
ar,"271
FOR RENT
One New Iron Oil Tank,
In 111 City. Capacity, t,360 cM.. Eoquir•
W. J. ROVITZ, 2351. Clair street
ttr7.o:lTO
GOOD NED'S
CHEAP BREAD IN DEAR TIMES.
Ebert!. for WAND 41 BREAM. The liven
and be 7 bs Inlltae••lt. W • ' on every 'ball
None else Ward's. rnthlo:wb•STTu
OLD PAPERS
FOR SALE,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS ,I NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, !NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,,
NEW STYLES
C11_011.411. SEQ.
124ual AFT EISNOnN
VICK wlll Ir. ,Itag to TRINITY CHURCH, Nlxtb
street, Tt0,N1. , 1,10)W, at
:".:.; --- PLY 711011 . 7111 CHURCH.
HENRY )0 p!•10:, 'III
parti In Ow ACAIO,II - 0V Ml7l.i , lr', TO-3101:-
100 V Nlolth I s , ;, at It' 4.01143,1., and o'clock
rzzirpilEACHING EVERY SAB
u ttlf. 'll' A. n, 7
liiNtlillll AV171,111, C111'111.11..,r
-n-r Norttt A'7.enue Ilravvrelie7l, 2111,117ur
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free. "..a1.1.1111
s. tu. sod I'l ..•
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—ra, , nr. Rev. A. I:4),.KI<SIA I,...rhing
F.VF.V.Y'SUN Al' at I tr.., A. and 1 I. N.
nanday I 'tt H. All M..
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ritc,l to cattle. slid :tr.
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TII II FIRST
ciint,rlAN cur.
of rhich .1.. r, till 111,,111
yletluu of hon., nr vror.lp, Is! I c. , n•
1111 , 0 , 11,1.1., vomit, ”f
Fetkral vs cry
Y 1110', :t. in. A/14 p. in. ['rap,
31ct.ting NE EDS E,I , A VENI'.<I. ,t0•c1....k.
M — FIItST BAPTIST CIIEILCII
let NEW CIO: rourtl4
:drrad, above 61,11'. 0 - 4 r, Saldditlk
and In the at 7 , 1
okll, F.M.
ara...ortltAild
r.-1.1..n, or Ow
NO• +.ICLAII/Mll3l street.
+"TILE CIIUILCU GUILD
AND CLASS ROOMS.
..0. 2135 PENN
Are 13Cw Open to the public aotl7 from 0 k. w to
110 t'•
wilt be
Ept Mteting of Ow Gym
-5.1..e Abs.:lntl°, TlllO (sf.mrdny. , 1 - :\'
2001 1051.. A t O'clock. A 1181 allcuol
apt, Is re.ineetetl.
-By order of the Crrst.ltyt.
ANB:>7.I 11. C. HOLTZMAN. Crc'S•
NOTICE.—To Holders of
BOUNTY ItoNll .l , " co.
trom No. 400 01 31.0. 01 the 11t,
I r.0.1.1.101r, 111, Pol. Ito 3.004
0111047,i 1100,1. 00124 1.01.4 01 the aft., 01' 1110
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of 11r1. rve.t. nu - 11,2.1.
^lll etoppt.l tit, .4040.
..f 111. Hoard.
Itr oliElti LEA, Pret Men,
Jou,: BliowN, Jr.. 2!,.r , y.•
DIMINViTIIATI)R'S NOTICE.-
Al ett•;- t. ' ,•Autvular, to the :.:311. of Kobe rt
I.si 11 ,1 , 14, ••1 All , chrUY
having tu grant. to tile un
nll porno s to ~1, 1 ttr
Will illy tiro 41.11,1 t. WI OW, 11.1,11/i al..
•anin. It 1.1111 urrnt..nt thu autlixnll.
•Ivil La' turtil, 1:0r...ugh...4 Lax.
ruurd,ll,.
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seculrl
4 DYIINISTILATOR'S NOTICE
—ll t•rr.. A.lmlut-tr.tlon nu th.
...We or ”“CItATES It of th.l
W• t ed. Ahle K lo,tl, tl• era, tl, 1.11 - 0 ttiot
o th...under,lgne.l. 111.1 , to 111.1... ft pm too,
ludelctal to the ”tate nett, '-
at, Mr meet. Pc, t .01 pernoh, hay init
...ot deeet..l orc:ent tt, hro,
erl y et 1. 1,111,11. to
1. -N• 1 . .t...golultl rater,
FiazlCln 111, 2,1 W.‘,l, Alu Ghent . .
N OTICE TO CONTIL4CI'OILS.
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S! ural A SATI'IMAY. 1,1 n: :I tr•cl. ,, A
r. for liradlng arvl
“r•Gt . 5 an.1•110s. AAA:
leg ,rum r. lru:. Lraco:i sirc..l to ln., e
SttiN IiTHERT, (tone "I ,TI;, t.
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'IMP , AVENUE, fn.
ALLEY, F. 3" lan, to (1,11,.
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KAY & COMPANY,
Booksellers,
6.1\1-3 Sue•:, lafvu! A li Cmii
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THE PEOVI.E'S
TEA STORE,
Wilson & Underwood
CHOICE FAMILY GROFERIES.
t%I. 'tyro • WI,. •
No. 15 South West 10 iamond,
IMMI=IIII
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s.n.!l • •'
j UST ILIECEIVED
LADIE'..; FINE CONGRESS GAITERS,
1118,1, Ask , .
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A'')
1,1 UV'. VIA) vievs.
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~11•11 L,.
3.11. ('. HOMAN I)S,
No...MARKET
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lit/SIERT. .
JAMES PHELAN,
Old Stand Mocking-Store,
LARGE ADDITIONS
I" HI , 111 \ I EN-1 _
SPRING STOtK or HOSIERY.
wm. mAnnonrs, co.,
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BROOMS,
Broom Brw.li and Broom Findings
rem", 14•0 .4 4.
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'lO LET
New Two-Story Frame Ilwellinz,
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STERLING, LANE /v. CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
SI. 119 Fou:S Thirl S:r rt,ll:ll.lclphla,
II4••Iets In ll°, rcturnt tn.! `tucks of CI
lltuk; tupounil In et Nut,n. 4,1.40 rlt•
r Colo, Couvalf • A, •
NXIIN f • LOAN. sla gwri
for wl. Insm rult parvltouJr,
I.r.u,s 7-71 , 1 Nut., rolo fr. , ' Into n
Rood, c:Jarp, on I,l}llli nt ofill
c its.rt .t.
10tcre" ollowful on Dupuelt, Cum.-In/Ora
tion,. promptly •aux.r•rc.l.
NOTICE.
THE UNDELINItiSIED ha this
11=1
111=121
the Intalneet at the old atxpd, 331 I,IItLISTY
FEEE2
Th i lukfttl lot p•lronart•
I,calT”ild. I waald kat. a HatlnueLL, or the eau,
rnT 1.11,1,4,r
J. D. HAIIIAILET.
April
a•Or.a.y A. a. Ham
I 'NUM CHAIM COMPANY,
llama/winters d•siere In
GRAY'S UNION CHARTS.
Great Indueelarntkolrer•,l to Akont..•Li%l
hut, and
§ITITABLL TO EITHER MALE Olt FEMALE.
neviln, but Mlle capital: AdOrreo, englopi
•Vunp,
UNION CHART
Orang,lll6, Trumbull Co.. 11.
Qui Fitton Ist, Oft TO St:jo
DA Y. ran taxlly Iry made 11/4. 7. /tr.
round, WlTlltr.r hi., in a new t01e10,...
piesvad and hunorabl, AND No Cullrl,ll,oo.
Ulotrd and , eurrgotic (1,..11vs Asol
r• llr
me
are wtntecl to rtpr4,lli, lir I o
Cu•ltlY. n.
HAI. clllll to rftiak. money.
ml rtithi•NANT Z)111 ,T. 11,1 7. aolleot,
tv•ry prrq . .h••ln, a 1 . .. hour• anti,
tor further partl.-uler. p 1...., on. so- a,l
- I). W. ,ZACILT_Iti . , '''
Ball:wet, MI. 1/ilin:v111
FRANKLIN AND JACKNON;
MAN liE il!"un in' AND MAN OF AC
TION, portraits, Mark Lemon, oil on !on
Portraits of Ninetern Kings and Queens."( Swe
den: A SI briolec Legend; Origin of the Human
Baer, of Game and Indian l'lsrariology In
Schools: Thu Meturlica :list , tr. Tight Lacing;
Muscular rower: Erects of a Had lircain. Na
tional SAutationsi Shopping: CliaritTi Total Da
pravity Tile Active and Passive, Origin of Life:
rope's Essay on Man,—ln the May numlrr '
PHRENOLOGICAL JOURNAL,
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!•.It. WELLS. E.lllor. 3.9 Ar•w , l
way. New Yolk, cir to •
HENRY MINER,
• PITTSBURGH.
Southern Relict Fund
TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVED
At the Mee of "Daily Posci.
RELTEF OF THE SOUTH,
53,066 00
ointributiono ofVroduce forwarded
in nor care will be promidly attend
ed to. . . .
J IS. P. BARR & CO.,
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NEW GOODS
AT EATON'S.
Dal•y )• eoler,
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1..1ru Bet..
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Thrend Ince,
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17 Fifth Street,
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A N 01117,1N.4NCE for the I:rritt
1,1 INary••
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MEMM
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N.Jr. 41. a,V.:11, rf••.,
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CHANDELIERS,
Brackets, Pendants, &e.,
.4 - I.s Etaacl 011.
A is,• .••• ta:"! at
WELOON & KELLY'S,
PLIFIDIEWI AND GAS FITTERS
164 Wood Street
IRON (ITT CO.,
No. 3 St. Clair Street.
11•VIng
ntire ,f t Var.tv
da, st 1.•.•• •Of, ! ::•.• i/at.oll
r le •,r1 it , - , •
HARDWARE. CUTLERY.
rm. Plai.lng la.
an•l r•rry
13 sr
e.r... pre.t.•-•.1 l•• alt 10,
14.1•••.,
sea.:•, •Pal at..l
el 0. lr•
HORN, .11•nager.
000.,1
IVOILV HANDLED KNIVES.
Silver Plated
spoon.. Canfors, :rt.,
Grafton':, llouse-Funibtilng store,
(30 S'oclert...,l at..
• p rlt AI.I V1:111 , S1
W . N. lIAVEN,
Printer, Book Binder and 'Stationer,
CORNER V . 1001) A. THIRD
1.. Carl. AI: ki-d. of %Crlit,. rrintinF.
Trsclug and IS rapping lap,.
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of Chet Ws?. Ellis lad
Ise. :ft Nu, 1,11•41%. iNI•1
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Slanirfaro,rr a( I Journal,
115.9, Da) •n.l In‘ ntrs 111155. • •0 4 ,...
ISAAC CRAI(,
OUTLET SAWMILL,
Foot of Craig Street,
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Keep.fonstantly •• kln.l • larg• ctork or sea.
.on Joint, M
Wl•dow Yram• uni
0,4111, I.ln , lea, Ills I' •tes„Dri.k.,
4ra llos•
. ••• , 1 stui
with pr , lnlttne.o•nd at ralr rms.. •1 , 11:a.)
:AIRS. L. C. 0'10:11.LIV:
FASHIONABLE XILLINER,'-,,
No. 20 Dionooid Alley, ritterorgl). Pi
/01 +t Moat 14.1.1,1, ktylre of
MIN NElons 110,12, I.riler, and
1 . 11141 r. 11. I. r.llllll.lilly 00 haild in•de
or , e, ort elsorte•inullse. rrlue. v•ty
aollt
GRAS. A. MILLER, •
LITHOGRAPHER,
rounTiv AT. , ./.pulin Building
Olt AFTA. NI.TE., BIM, and I.Y.T
LAITY, /ie.., done 10 all sLyles.
5p1,154
-•-
I.l'olt NALE,—ONE TWO wronv
Brick Poelllog House, on Webaler ,ntreet,
Vanand Ward, All;g1,•oy, "Ilk Res.lll.,
aniatonl garret, gond cellar: gaa and water In
the loom; all In gOod Order. Eniolre Ali
100151 U 2 II ALI,
Heat Estato r Agenta, No. kl Ile•ver alreet.
I PEACIIES.—SO barrels
,aarlora, Inland and halt, a PEACH Et., on
oonalanment. tier tall. lota to Or trade.
W.,11 11 31 a IS MIL A
ally 17. ant 114 Wood alt vet,
SPRING- GOODS!
New French Lawn,;
New French Ginghams;
New Spring Poplins;
roil do Chevire;
Australian ('rapes;
New Shawls;
Dalwral and Hoop Skirts;
White Dimities, for Spreads:
Table Linens, Napkins, Towels:
New Paraols;
Shaher Bonet,:
Is, Ribbons, Flowers, /Cc.;
A VERY LARGE STOCK.
Wholesale and Retail, at
WM. SEMPLE'S.
180 and 182 Federal Si,
.1LLEGIIE.1"1" CITI
WS, In
Pittsburgh Importing House.
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SCHMIDT & FRIDAY.
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WINES AND LIQUORS,
10. •102 Pcnn Street,
PITTSBURGH,
A:nentl, , n nr the u,,P
f.< t! .A.rrn, 114',1 • • ,a—ogl:
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14.1• '111:R4'11 HOOKS.
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J. R. %%7.1.1/11
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
It 25 and 2s St. (lair Street.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
FAME'S TEI lIIRT,
0111311:13:1=1
duAl be.v a....a n , r. e,.. , 4 1 a0 , Arl
Tea% and Family Grocericv.
• lug
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prt.
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10 ISLILDERS AND IONTRA(TORS.
11 , 1)It SAILE.--Tlar
• • tlr Vali., TIM t Nearolletorlr Inroo.,
/ . ..ntnot•al tl.ele ar •.
ol
m•nala. tarlog I.tlea In alan.lle,. on
.Itts I .e . .l , lrere.llu y•rd or I, tn. ,
•1 no I.
wt. 00000 have en I.er,,,forn
ener.lll or.lt• .111 10. pro.ooliy all. es. , .1
to. for fuell.•• pike al. ine r•ra,
nr aV. NI 1111.1.. al 116,1 •.•,
!..ra.l of I oaells alreal, on 1 ne...lay /111.1 or
e5e1...•..k. !Iwo 1 to a o rkell {.. W. :all 1e.,. 64.1tte5,..2 to
1111 11
•rt,:l% 1.1.11,11r1 , 1 VAllty,
pArial 11A15 . GINGS,
or all Brad•.,
FROM STAMPED 00tD AND VELVET,
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CIWIST Maga WWI TO TAB TrADA.
At No. 107 Market Street
JOS. G lIES At
.11110
CHEAPEST PLACE 1N THE
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TRIUMPH COOKING STOVE,
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Sealer of IVeighto and Measures.
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TRAIL' APPROVING SMILE.
roll itaVE
It en, tsar i 101•• • 1,11 of Fr.. 11
It 1,•i'15
rig LIM! V.t , .1r w deltic:m[l;d. 1 tou ars
oltre int thew ...I, and Et the hr. , vot war•Rol
prig, •t
lIM rEirritAL irrnrcr, •Ilegheny city.
mkt, :112 •ICORGIII UK* VIEI
SUniIIIBES.-11 bale. Beans;
5 hI,I . frelo4 Komi:
.
• 6 11 lissi et 1 Iderl
3 •• I.:lder 1111 . 10,..
(21.106.•bn Wl..s
k.sge Apple Huller:
II us. OM 6i .13,
In store sod for sale br
MeIIANP: 1
ROW): I 4 Second ...cll.
Lilt SALE—An Excelleikt Pair
of 111/11.KUS. 40 Inches ,IlArouter And 34 lest
Ion(; two IV; loch flues lu each. /1 Ire !rout
• , rnplete.
Also, • gnus! ztorrolt KNOIN ft. for supnlY
leg nest of hollers In roiliest gall ...Wilier
factor T. Zliqulr• of
ll[tult Ist. Bohr a. c 0. .:
•plS:g4leur. Polar alloy • Duquesne W.T.
11 OUSE ANI) LOT EOR
In nn,d•,.. hollow. Alleghroy. LOt Illy
1. 1 fret. and • u.0.ul frame Lilo to wlll.l four nun,.
good sprleg of waternt the door. Pelee }1.541.
nuqulrr of
HAMMY & HALL.
11,1 It•tula Agents.
sp:S.ASS t/I Dearer 111441..AlirghS1/T.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
THER ARRIVAL
AN
W GOODS.
El
A f I^_'., CENTS.
s Fast Col, pat'us.
HES
Al 1 . 4`, CENIN
e Widellleached Muslin.
AT 12'4 CENTS,
d Wide Unbleached Muslin
AT 37' CFA TA
d Black Alpacas,
ck and Colored Silks
of Delain4, all colorm.
es Drc4s G00d!,4
,u 1,4, righanyd
ached Si. Cubl'd "lusting
Ticking.', Check.'
Kentucky Jeans, Cottonatles
CafihintereN, for Men Boys' svcor
BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY,
Wholesale and Retail,
AT 'PRICES -AS LOW AS ANY
ERII IN, II'CONNELL CO.,
17ti Federal street, Allegheny.
1 111SIIIER'S lIERI3 BITTERS.
THE GREAT HOUSEHOLD REMEDY
TO TOE PUIV.IC.-1 hi, WS , 14 o,••uhd
tilt•hO It Ii , •1"-K h the •aitt of
Idishler's Herb Bitters,
lar.:, f and G•VP .1611,011/1 , 1
A. FAH 1.1,1 11. !..1. W.1.:1,N. •
bny ry ••1 It..
11. I.lldl - 11..V.K.
LAN...T4 . ..114,1. :4, ISC.
FAHNESTOCK & HOLTON,
Wholesale Branch House,
lICS X rlcot IFS troot,
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imitu nivrens
NEW WALL PAPER
AND
UPHOLSTERY STORE,
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NO. 36 SMITHFIELD ST.,
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10.1.111 N, •L
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I,.v.r♦ St , %MANI. vs 11111, !rr.r.irr
E. EDMONDSON & CO.,
plTTlintlTAill LEAD PIPE
t AND SHUT LEID WORKS.
Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead,
AT LOWEST MARKET RATES
PLUMBERS' MATERIALS,
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Pit 1,111,1. Al I El: INVKNI KU.
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MAN 1.N1.4 Rlf
AL SON,
U.1.111E:IT Kit C111011 , '&1. Wl,l:fie.
Itm•h , N. V.,
N.vr 1.:,ce..V.,101 , ry.1Ti 1,117,0!
SAMUEL M.
Iron. Broker,
124 First Street,
A'Teel. Int tl. este Of COIIIWIIII. Donagttmorr,
Jou - phll/... 1,•1•C:lx, Ituncantwn. tl ilia x,
tiletplou, lorankl.orAvttasclto, 1 our',
I,tn ny Cot, :au.' l'Ap 1,
1t., • . 1". Cbarvo4.ll . l4l
4 . ,,untstment& .on orders reliptettutly,
>ATENT ITINDOW PASII
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WASHES() WIPIDOWS WADE EASY
Thig Sl.:1111 oe c,n.lruefri am In In easl,7 ta
ken from ti....10.10w without rrquovlni• tlm am,
n.l parting 1.e..1a. ennt.lluxlhe
1" , •• , ••••••1 ,,1 " .1a
I,r w..rl in Lair tl, 5.11.1 llme, jantl nltu
11111111 1.,. i'at". It Ir fn. r,trtlnx Int, goner.
oae. Don't 1.1111,1 wills...a ....lug It. Anywln
ran t...clara.tst Itlfllng coat. Sa•li ens
-1.4•r0 an. nullurr. rocura • right 51 an earl? .la 7.
Trrrltery I. ',lig (5.1. li•re Inducen,nts
frx - rd to N., of Taplt•l. lilt :1151. ant.l
15D1101,, runt. apply or
JO•LPIII ABIIINCITON,
No. 67 Irovirth I'lltabiargb: roam elx,
.a.l t. 1 ,10(
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MAIISIIAL'S SALE.
12E11111M
In Onor Ow S,at,..
and for 11),. Wt.!, fll rourt
111.1 . 113 Or reur.)llanl, ln
a{{l,,a , to ,111111,,ty.
Sbroves • Co.,
1 1 1.toonhost Forest CIVr.
11y Tirtite of a writ of wo.lltioni •5r..0./.. ',sued
1,
he maid l'ourt.•rol nse .llnret. 15 call , .
c:111 , 1 marltloo., 11,111 11t,5.10 to ',lc at Ilse
crItTI S I SI 111 , l'sr. In the 1,17 O.( 1 1 1 , 1•1o0s11. at
loo•clo,I. Is 1 10 , forenoon or Ole 201 n 1151 OF
AVM', rise SIT- 1 011S, r I.osEer
wlth Ilie to.at's nan.o.lnery. tnekle. appal, I au.}
(10511101. 'IIIO3tAII [1:4.W1.1.1",
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ntslltttl
Tltteroirgli. April
I J. IBL•NCJIARD & CO.,
•
ID.LIiALE AND
C, Ft.
96 Form Street.
11,1 IR I'o
SIGN OF BLINDS.—JOHN A.
linowN .1 . 1111 burr...tux, Sift LT.
pposit• the Poro)111, tyro. 011L•nd, or mal.•
Window elmles, 41, fol-}tl Olrar,l6, Pointed
Clotho, HIM, ithllsort, A 1.!.. Rugs, 1 , 1/0.
Man, 11,1,1,1 awl l'lctufc Cord. and Tassels.
thy , • 11tlf• StOre, tOknii or Made IA oider.n
Liao bloc! of Whits awl Calico Ottirts,
tar g•olleme . 0 w•kr.
• -
BARU dclllo.4L'it,
.A.AO3I3.XTMOTEI,
FRUIT /45.11'1 &Ml\ N0e..4 and
a IT. 1 '1....111 1•ITTSBUIti:114 I'A.
Sprelal givun ~ .I..elynut and
bulbilug of Court lionece ealtt pno.llcl,llll.llngs
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.' • EDUCATIONAL,
IN
Vißmixil 6.IIIDEN SEEDS 'cam •
VIIIOLESALF AND RETAIL
1 . 1 , 1'nf1,. .re In% it. t vlv. my eto , lt.
... Ipat.,t, In
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rat. e. 1:1 It the ury
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•• Early Fra
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" 1/...arl /ilr, Itn,r,Nl 610
•• 11..r•I 11xurf .11arr...41 , 6 e , g)
" I.v.rge W 616 , , 51Arroo,"nt 4i,
7 " 11:3., Eye MarroArfal 4 .
.....5 " Eugenle II ,61
5i " Cba6,145,5 or Er.lgi•nd 6 , ili
,i •• 11615111 Q. 661 10 I• 1
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:2, •• Tall ~ ,,tr. 1... lb 64
IA gr,..."11L1/E:1 nralArQ. at 41,, , per 41,.rx.
pa. 0.655.
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ar. 3a../NrC)..7E-,
Hortlculturied and Seedsmau,
No. 137 Liberty Street,
31,11 riTmemitoii. PA.
MYERS, HOPPER & CO.,
ituc, steers Le K. 'BULGER, Axent,l.
FURNITURE
Of Every Description
SCIIOOI, AND OFFICE FURNITURE,
No. 15 Smithfield Street,
WA full assortrn.n; .•1 rltttaburgh klannixe
tun-, r 1,01. 1 .1: cuu,..i.uL4 on haat!. L0w,,,..,T
CAI , II Atilt,
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pitoposALs FOlllllO% WORK
Pronnexlar. ,. .l , nl at tbla otc<
on YR A.Y
11.. 11.1 (lay of Slay.
fotlna ~,,,eart Iron , v , ra fur an Iron
r—lltu,tnr Watl.v.o.anc, ar, 'Strain.
....Idaralna, )1 n.t.lgan. 1,505 and ...cf..-
Vous for thl. arnra. C•fl obla!ne.l oa appllca
oetr... or to . W. a.
t. ISt. Ktigluncr at,i.n Vat. Lark, noun
:.l
Fl.l. Irt u .ark" renlr , l
tore
(LC 1. tn .1 qn, 1, on board off
el,t,r at N. Y. l'lnv.land, 0 .
1.et•••It. Illenldaor 111., at On. 0 ,
"1 tr, 1 , 1.1 , 1. r.'6ut 11, ;plate of de:lvtry Lutist
ne
at. d tnn
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7n.• tr”nw:niont to 10,001 110. U,
pan,2,., of whir, %aunt ama 1, - .1 1 0 *lll 1, butler
w•,1 . 4. mid Ibe 1,-I.lne wlll tc c.i.91•11,13 and ton-
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Annul r, r,ere.• Mee rifht to trjen'tititYrree•
or :0
rc(u+r to re , te, on] part of tnen
een•ri: venlett. ma, tent nee In mint cOunirtulty with
tel , • -nerte,,aine •t , . - 111.•11..n.: ac.aktrs , t
eet neenea ntettittnpree,el
Ifs.rncr,nry nr the r,....ury•
or rnee.lele , e, front eAnne "to
reennu , s , tter,s. ken! r mutt ter arceett,
reenn , .l ;1, writte n elitne ny tne
tenni. r nt mat In the e•riet
'net tnn ceetc,ary ct
enter, Into.
It , ACL'ilsvt.
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In' dr/OVITICII
11.1, 4, , ,) 0(0, pr:rltr.i eliCatlops
‘'ort NYautollmur*
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- :416 .11er,I.,•menj.
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THE :11EIMI1.IVIS UNION
EXPRESS COMPANY,
CAPITAL, $20,000,000.
of a.,.....,..
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Our Merchants and Manufacturers.
URIF:S UT EXPIIESS.Money,
Valuables. Freight rind Par
rels, over more than 13,000
i les of Expres. Line. at Just
and liberal ratr-.■at•e% Millions
yearly to Emu es* tiiiiispers, and
can be Wade permanent only
by their liberal patronage.
This We hope to merit and re
ceive.
Office, No. 145 Wood Street,
(DINANUIE creating Office of
Lartm•aser for 11, Y.ftli WArd 44 hart.
4 . .• 4 41, Y.: hkr pri sent Tra , " •'..
•• hay h.: con•yhieut attar the pa.••re thia
..re.th•Ea. sol•lhatraltrs st WS. , " mysiing
.he ot otncers. the hales, ma.l
coma..,n 12,...nd`a •LaIS, by their Joint ~,t e•
rtyyt kma stz , llb, pyr•ori. a rit - syn of said alit'.
s,ry•
lruarnt.alttr or that ream, of thy
ha, ..at•Ellua In Trout the Mauchkater s
tytoa. onv ye•s.r nntli his succcss, shall
.11, • Tarts,' athl, ..
0•1i,,t•
Yno lit r , re a upon the duties 01ES
on•a•he 801,1g:iv tnr.d the city. with sufh
• lam s.:ryth tEr elllll of 01h
(.31 :IL, 1•11,1,1 Ls, per
ul lila,lullea.
..
11, powurh 11.
.•rer a1t.1.13,4 01 t, wi art of which lir
Larmia,.., or Qat** ction lythe ea•t
-t rly ot Nl•nr. 'ter Dlotri,. awl he ghall
.
.
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—I 'lli*...llllrrtg, ealt. eted I.{ him as voIIIIIe.I.•
lion for LIA •,,1. - e.., 11, 9mate commlnsloU or
`f ..c a. Inn•••• 3,1......! to the %11...nat.
ter ..t. •
tall r ...rill e• - e11. , n of the ~I.Arf.
. .
t•a , . 4. rant ft, rt 4 •.r •u) or , lnance
In•y.
tuevnal I•Tit 1!, and tLe tame la
rcpeat•ol.
sp.l •.-4 Into • it* thl, the nth
day . ,..1 A prlt. Alll, Asc l , ,qulttl. ict
NIcI,III,FII,
1 , 4 , 1•1 t Cuttncll
Alit et: D. 51.ter.t:,,,,,
of I'. •
Prf..141.•1.1 rnmaqi Uoune.l
A Itv., 1.11,•11,11.
CHINA IVAREHOUSE
RICIIIRD BREED CO.,
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lII.XPC-AXIMIEII=I.II9,
No. U M ) Wood Street.
BRITTANNIA AND SILVER IIL•TED TA
ILLY. IV ANE. TEA TUAYS and TABLE CUT
LEM', I,l.rar• on band. -
CPl's. A TEA SETS,
CHINA DIN N Ell SKIT,
VIII,: A ToILETSI..IS,
CHIN A VASKI,
WAIF:MIA N WARE °revery 41.2rlption
LAVA CARD
LAVA VASES,
LAVA sl'lrris.NS.
EN11.1514 Sao!, E or All v•rlctlac,
unit yrbolr..le and rriatt trade.
The IsrKett •n.lln. , st
d e mnplele 'LOCK every
thlng thla line In the ry. e
ae
ee,e,en,
Irrtere and term, th e earn to
0,11.11.
SINGEIRLY
tsoweevitort to Oco. r. Pcl ebmm S C 0.,)
PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHERS,
Tint ONLY tiTELSI LITLIODHAPHID 6tsTAl3.
(.171011CNT Dr THY, hIIJUNTAINtI.
littsincao Cards, Lustrr Head, Mond, Label.,
Circons. ulars, elhow at Cards Di
D plomas, Portraits,
V I Certific of rposits,
Card, d. 74 and 7* Third at., rm Invitation
..
JOHN PECK, ORNAMENTAL
70 , HAM SWIMS:Ii A bit ricErumEti, 9,1
Fourth streci.mte door from Woo Ll. rßUmir n.
aisr•)a 11..1 airs twratassortment of I.a•
MO' 7 . is, Nato., Curia, hantlentru•• Wigs,
Tottese, resifts. (titan! l halos, lirareleta, tc.
A stood pric• In- c•sla be Olsen for Naar
11,1 r.
U a Etutll alr.
uep's bestlini
/11 neste. t mn..l
an•er.
plAtiOS: PIANOS I t—An entire
ncw stoctorli N A BE t CU. •3 CIA WP. whleh
now conNldered the hest insdo; also
111101 i. CE1,11:113All' I'IANtR. Prlve from IV.,
11,17.4. IN.r.Ons In Want of t nrat 01511 Plano
are IN Apr, fully Invlte4 C. .4 cutinlne.
before nuriAlsslng e:e.w.htre '
_HOLMES, HELL tit. co.,
Anchor Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh,
Maws facture.,
ANCHOR (A) PHA EETINGN.
ANCHOR (It) SHIA:T[3MM.
ANCIIOII (C) istiEL - rurms.
•101 BATTIK..
DEMARAILS, SUGAR.
:TWO RIMS, VERY CHOICE BRIGHT YELLOW SUGAR
.114. I.;r . lin, by 11+ ,. Pound “r
i.A. AW,
Cvrtler ly and I.llktpt
Can Complete an Outline Course
,f,-/ - :,TEUBENI
FEMALE SEMINARY
[TEEM
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WM. LITTLE, Agent.
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Cu ARLOTTE I 1 LEM E..
1 " , .. 47 Fifth •tre
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/Ist •carttzt , c •t
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7.10, PER HONER.
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WILL OPEN MAT 6111
, 1.1. .•!,.• tr.,r.t1.... for
i au ,rr
W .r par
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•-• • FAT. A. M. nzirl, A. M..
NOTICES
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1 . 111.1t1.,11. Ai.1111..1.1'.
PUILSEANCE OF THE
„_
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1:1: rectloa of an arty', t..Al:•gLeur
county, let ol flay, 1,1. and of
tbastuendcornttg aps , rn•r•ltheKtb
day of March. IHw. I. DAt 111 AIK EN, Jr..
Tlefkaur, of laid County. Leret,y glue moll,
that the Dup!tratra , f the St`,7l\ Hor
oughe and To.rnal,:pa. Wll.l. SIC 01 . .Y.X, sad
will be prepared to feces' :La
COUNTY, SIM foiln DD BOLMI TIX63
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Tho First Day of D1ay,1867
Said Tatra can I, val 4 alqhf TIICASUIRICIUM
U/FICE, until We TIILcT DAY OF 41:OUST,
witn a
Deduction of Five Per Cent.
lilecoset for prompt payment •r•T Ver.on
raylez th• whole amount or thelr t!zes.
lberg will beno dee.uctloti all,wel on taxes
dello( the .once ot Au,ust. There will be
TLN rER CZNT. added to atl tanee remaining
vsapa:d on the TIILST DAV UIBEZTE.,IIIIEII.
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1 . 117.,....11, Mx:ch.:6U, 1,17.
10• NOTICE.—THE ALLEGHE—
NY COUNTY
11.3EI.FilZr3ELT.AICAN
EXECUTIVE -COMMITTEE,
WILL MELT
On Saturday, April 20th, 1567,
At the •FFICE of the CHAIRMAN.
ROAM EUVILTII PIITSISCRUII.
A NU atiendence is rtooested, ae the time for
boo , to,e the Nominerlos Courent!uns nod other
huf.lool. of [two ton coristdered.
By •rder of
JOIIN W. RIDMI
Attest: u.
CANDIDATES
IMlWiii
WILLIAM B. ROSS,
CII?, VIII he a candidate for A'
avaihly. .1, re: 1., the accislun ”1" the Itepairtt
can Co . auty CenrentiVn. apl6-145
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
JOSEPH BiM'OONALO,
•
of ;be Sarund Ward. All,theny C i ty. thhp•r:
the .clathal or the I.7lthunolmti
Cons ernthn. apt1:11:
FOR CO.UNTY 'fILE.4.SIURER
WILLIAM M'CLEAN,
Of Vat township. (formerly North Fayette, will
Ise a candi•tate Zro Connly Trevmr,,r, althlect to
the ,lect,lott of the Colon Iteptt,:lcap County
Cou'station.
1 4 '011 PRO'rIIONOTARY
D. C. HUITZ
Wlll be > eend:dete for the °Moo or rauTIIoN
OTARY, ..0:oct to the tecl.loa of the Union
tohitchn coaveutton. art
FOR PROTHONOTARY
I ICOR H. WALTER,
VIIII ne x Cnadlr!ate for the o:11:e of PROTRON.
uTARY..•IS,c; to the slcvlaluu of the Union
114.twOlems Conventlon. roh:s,2l,lAwT
FOR COUNTY TREASURER,
MAJ. J. F. DENNISTON,
lnorm•rly of Irles,Ps EIGe (ards) will be •
Cl•eld•te for CoUNTY TREASURER, Ambled
t. tholiecti.lort •IlSo Unt.• Iterabllcan C.neen•
MERCHANT TAILORS
OWEN
_I3YRNEI
Merchant Tailor,
No. 14 WYLIE ST.,
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A FINE SELECTION OF ENGLISH AND FEEICII
LATEST STYLES or
.Light and Dark Saitings,
AND AT
PRICES VERY MUCH REDUCED.
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atteDOnn wlil be Riven' , the
511 LE bell Fir of all ganzucat-,
OWEN BY - RN E,
No. 14 Wylie Street,
U. DEIL ASIILAND HALL.
I,^rin
HENRY G. HALE
RORTRII IST CO. PENN AND ST. FLAIR SIR.
NEW SPRING GOODS,
JUST OPENED,
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-All the Novelties of the Season,
...!1.21 Only 1 . ..101.4 •
First-Class Itterchiint Tailoring
Establislup cut. _
m115:1157
W. HESPENHEME,
Merchant, Tailor,
No. 50 ST. CLAIR STREET,
NEW IVIIINU Uool) . 33ast opeuW. Alll4
and new sill!. patter. go a lalp the latest` tut
OPELNING
A LEGI £) COMM ASSORTIIt? Or
BOYS' CLOTHING,
For the Spring Season,
AT VERT MODERATE PRICES
GRAY & LOGAN,
No. 47.111. Clair Street
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LOST-REWARD
izING LOST
A [Hamad Cluster Ring,
On Mender, the lab Instant, fifteen
ii". h 1,1117 valued All • preee•t. The tinder
will be lit...rally rewarded hi leering flat IL.
CHRONICLE Miner— • AClF:irli
LOST
A BLACK MOROCCO POCK EI•BOOli
CCIAJiIIinKII.O.II a .1.11 Or 11101111., •wall pap,'"
a t^id alal. $l3 RIM ARD *lll be rid
la 0.1134,10 K It at tha
MEM
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WANTS.
WAN TED-PAINTERi
TWO GCOD EOCIZE FATSTERS,
War.,l at Vcl: I:1,S FAINT
C.:1[31 manor lark. Novo but ;.0.1 na. is
nest •nr:T. •
WANTED—AGENTS
- For "Women of the War."
WonLlerfolly Ooto!.Tt line.gent soil mud Oa
tlv•rt..l two hnEdred books In o mouth. A•te
tober
re
oeltr.,l one bend, order, ne
ont
n., ,or elr , o'ar ft.re taLtror er, fier
ant' other a EMERY )I , IEI
FM!: L'ltt•totrAtt.
WANTED—FORENIAN. ,
A Insn e nv:rt..mt In act as FI)RS.S4A.N IN A
LIVFILY STAMI.E. M I. acrd .In Fie ns•tt
vssferr...l En mire at
11l ttt'A7:lt • Y LIN "CRY t5T.1.111./.
..P's:tl Vast t. near Slonnngals,la
WANTED
49. arGI.CI O 3:I 334=esr,
To :earn the teaelry trade. Noce bat • ate it
addr.•a
at.t ~+ll. JEWELRY. .3•.. [TIN Orr:,
VANTED
cx3.c, mama.° 32,
WI, can en,raye at ec•,. Apply personally to.
•r •dere•..
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WANTED -AGENT
A'Atrlctly rcllabl• anJ e,lecantral Lan Incur
ugm.r.or t. d..ir•o. or t•talPlisblD, a pea
era'tenntJr oxe or nAtre •r the Wfetern
cou hue. or remasylrguals, IsCiadthg the OLT of,
I'lttel•ur:h. Liberal tcrms •ad eiclucicc con
trul or nut !manes, orrurtg. Ciro intent persOi
Invitc.l apply A4d r. o. B. 11151
VIIA STED.-500 clerks, and
and other. now
ant of emplorrn en: 11,
rlttaburen. to (tuna :bac AN'ldt/C%I — J OA.
liENEltATOl:enntlnues to:ell better Owe:leer.
are made be Selling:Ulm: and tle , lirn•
erater. la le tun only thing of ale Lind that lint
real merit. t as to the standard. Come:aro
See cellal seen. are mating. J c
fc•l: No. 4 C:dad . :diced.'
AGENTS WAN'rE
•
BOTH. MALE AND FEMALE,
In clay lowlialdp tot County, to Sell TrrY pop
lar work. It c ddalms p.c.:tail prtrt
10.11. sold by subscrlow re
n only. Add.... tin-
J. C. KIE.N.N Cll
in1,:r.2.5 7i Third id.reet. Plttabl.r.ol,
A GENTS.—I.OOO ' WANTED.—
MALE AND YEItALE.—Tbe beet ceer,-
yet. A work or Illatorleal value and :tattoos:
to Toe ooty work on our Nary Ott In.
the trill. Agente f.od cornr.elltten. Nov.
ready—YATtltAtiUT AN t) VU It NAVAL. COM
YANIIEI33. By Hon. J. T. Headley. la one
Itandtorr.e vol m Illortreted. bend at Once
for terms ann terrlt.r . y i.. /,l i dargy r
melt:v:l4A WY Si Market et.. ritubureh, Pa
BANKS AND BANKERS
ANHLNG HOUSE OF
JAY COOKE & CO.,
No. 20 Wan St,
Con r zn or NA... , Zrr.arr, TURK
We buyand sell at the roost liberal rni,ntl
price, sad tell, on hand a full ',until) , of
Govertment . Bonds of all Issues,
SEYEN-TIIIIITIES,
Compound Interest Notes,
And execute orders for percaose and Isle of
STOCKS, BONN AND GOLD.
Fn have added to oar °Vice large rooms for
th..l-..”rdno.latlon a f the putrac me
nd
for In
-I,•inlent
the
convenienceng of Government re-
Ourate, and the of onr ntoct end
uld
\,:i.TIIIILTIES CI vIeVPULTEII. INV).
FIVE-TWLNTign at GOV gICNIII6ST RATEb.
Ctrcultre, with full pertieulars, furnished on
EMI=
lIART, CAUGHEY & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
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CORNER THIRD AND WOOD STREETS,
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(SUCCESSORS TO HARNA, HART fr. 00.,)
=ED
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
dad pasticstla.r attent
Ladion p 5. 1 ,1 to th• Pur
a.. We el
GOVERNDENT BONDS
firSIONT DEILTTION LONDON. 1a31:V2
N. HOLIES 8c SONS,
33.9.1NTJET.-MPLEIr-
No. 57 Market Street,
•u.:..<,.
the united &a<, of Cimulaa.
Stocks, Bonds and Other Securities
Boum LID SOLD ON COMMISSION.
•
I'ertlcultr attentlel pal/ se the purchase and
eelc of •
U. S. Securities,
lac:adios U. B. 151ZEO:UF IOU;
do. do., M1:10.;
U. 0. TIVES4O.4Oo ,
U. O. CERTIFICATE."I . INIIEOT/U21133
Orders and Vouctirrobiogitt or collected.
Jool:s1 .
PEOPLES'
SAVINGS BANK.
OF PITTSBURGH,
.111.,MORPORATED 1866.
Capital, - - - $lOO,OOO.
OFFICE. NO.-77 FOURTH STREET,
President. HENRY LIAY D.
VIC• rrestaletal ' „WILLIAM MCA.
TILLIETEeM:
11.),), MATO, WILLIAM Rex,
Its I. Ressnre. Larmcorr.
I'. JONI». Hun. TIIOs. MeLLMI,
Wit un»LT, JOHN 1). :RUM,.
WILLIAM A. une.ltex.
Smetiry and Tl , Wllfet, SIMI I. TON 101110151
Flu per rent. Interest snowed On time depotlM.
Investments made to tiovernment and 11A511.4-
tete necurlllee.
Hank open dilly'. except Pendays. from nine
o•elork.. A. to four o•elock. awl on
).Vedne.d ay ant naturdAy 0T.11411 !rentals. to
nine o'cloc).. zehlt TM)
HATS, CAPS, &c. _
V P.l ET
GOURLEY & LOGAN,
MEM
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods,
Hive juet opened their new stock of
FASHIONABLE COOPS.
SG St. Ciair St., Pillaintrgh
rieste give at • tall bet , re puretislng else
where. arti.a2
HATS'
GRAHAM & BYRNE,
At N 0.62 St. Clair Street,
l i tre one of Ile vsu beet null noels of
WITS, CAPS STBAW GOODS
In the city. and cenatantly to retelpt or alt that
ne, as taon nit they can be — excites...4 .•
trete attention gleen to retattlng, excluslcriy.
acrirte
NEW HATS!
FOR SPRING,
AT VERY LOW PRIORS.
.ACCORD & CO.,
No. 131 1717c.c.ci IStroot.
DIVIDENDS
DIVIDEND NOTICE
The Board of Ittreatora of tn. Fan Ile and At
lntis Te:erraph COO:11,141y. of Oa United ntataa
bore this day .6.nd n.• quantal) 1./Iyidand.
(the seaanth,i out ul the until:lgo o c ylr t f x ou , il . ol
rEin .' . 4' l ; W " AVl) ' ;l: .' o l c i' : t a r it i PLld . up stork.
pay ell.. at 4 uZee of the Tr41.1111.111r of tue,.
Company, - *9 Fifth aty•rt. ?Manure , . on a.,
aftee thlt date. Filth ARLO JAY
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