8. RIDDLE t CO.,
'afros. •se IFIVOrat - MITOSII
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WITTB*L"2I.2II
TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. 5, 1851
The Wir Power--Whea It may be-Fs
. embeds , • •
* lt haa been evident,to n 110116,1. the Gov
einment has hod to ied its way ever gain,
the.fall of Sumter. Fear of doing too much
or too litile—ofasserting too great a strah_
of power with one hind, or of not doing ifs
whole ditty to the _Country on the other—
hos marked its policy , throughout. We can
sympathize with thelieling that has govern
ed the President and his cabinet in the OZ.
traordintry . poeitiou they w re so suddenly
placed, but it is quite Limo that some defi
ills pollay were inaugurated for the gov
ernment of Administration ,duriog the
'future of this Intr. •
•
. The questions •high this •ar have origt
:watedis.tberpublio mind, are—ie there •
War:POirert—What ittAts extent t—Does it
overtride, or is it above or outside of the
. Constitution? Who is to extend this
power; eta: ' = .
Au able article on this Interesting and
most important subject, hasty appeared in
the New York Evicting Post, in which the
writer lays down Certain propositions, de
duced from thy action of Christian Govern
meatiosore particularly from that of Great
'Britain And our own Republic, as follows _
Fint-tAe war 'grow u based upon' wawa/
Audi; keisir behind old meads of the eonsii•
Thus, early in the revolution while the
British troops were in Oharlestorii, Maui.
ohusetta, they held possession of s dwelling
hotiee,Alie'property of a hint Frpthieghem.
General Sullivan was anxlou,!%o dislodge
- them, which he could only effect by burn
ing the house. That was done. The prop
erty was destroyed, not taken for public use,
- but blotted from existence. After the war
_ had terminated, the owner petitioned Con
gniu for oompensation. But the Commit
tee ori, , Claims reported that the prtiperty
was lost by the ordinary ravages of war, to
-which all property was liable in time of hoe
' Width, and they refund indemnity. This
;abut a sample of the cases constantly se
ourrieg in lime of war.
Secoodly— The war power embraces all those
seta which tis - oubsists of the constitution, - but
are necessary for the protection of government
aid the people.
Thus, in 1814, while Fort Erie week'
posseasion of our troops, it wee attacked by
army. One column emerged
from a forest lying at the northwest of the
fort, driving before them our picket guara„
wbb ,kept up h fire upon the advancing fee,
but were direolly between the British clot.
wan and.the wins of the fort, rendering it
impossible to fire on the enemy without
shooting down our own men. Yet, against
stlf_remonitrances, the officer in command
of the northwest bastion opened such a
,deadly tire upon the enemy es to break the
column, which fled in disorder, but in &log
this he killed seeing every man belonging
to .the picket guard, only three or four I
reaohleg the fort. For this the officer was
arrested and tried, but was honorably ao-1
quitted; the court declaring that he bad'
done tinthlog that-Was not his imperative
"duty. They regarded it as a legitimate ex
-ereise of the "wit power," neoeseary to
. eau the. fort and the lives 6f those who
were In it. The subject, of course, eawe
ruider.the ooneldsratioa of jldr . Madis on and
his Cabinet, the 'lladlng of the court was
apprbved, and the action of - the officer was
katietiosed:
Thirdly—The war power. is anted by . the'
-.Ezeoutive, and not by the Legislative power of
the Government.
. Congress provides for raising and main
taining the army mid navy.: When raised,
• the President becomes the constitutional
--commander. At the point where the author: l
Hy of Congtess ends the duties of cowman -I
.derliegins. When the troops take the field,
the President, by himself or *Shiers, thence-i
', teeth' guides their action. According to his
jcitigment - they march or countercoareh„open
the einnonade, make bible, - deetroy, -the
enemy, or, as has been shown, burn the
4 4 buildings of frieuds, or even shoot them
- down, when necessary to save the govern
ment. in abort, he exerts the whole "war
-power." . He declares martial law—which
of itself impends the writ of habeas corpus,
paralyzes the civil dude, and suspends all
ordinary muebtipsl, invitations. He tin
' prisons suspected persons, or even seeds
them out of the country. During the Ebro
' - lotion and war 9,1 1812, and the Mexican
war, Cowen called on the President by
revolution, requesting him to perform suck
sots or to take such message-as were deem
ed Important; but: ft is believed that In none
of those wars Congress attempt to exit
edie the war power by. legislation. That
body is , sworn to support the contribution.
And while they are acting within its limits,
and bglichitbig under its provisions, the
President stands with his army between
them and the seamy, protect* and dofrtd
ing Congress and the constitution with all
Alorpower and by every honorable means
within kb oontrOl." -
*he 'hpoUtistion. of 'these 'rules, together
With some historioil examples, 1/Ikm:et re"
terve for soother day.
:Fintaetilakrg watek_Neads. Expiaxiktion
-The Louisville .lowrnal reports the follow.
- log recent` occurrence :
NA slams belonging to Jeff. Offord, a sects
sloniet of Spetwer county, made his swaps
sad delivered himself up at . Camp I:thermal:,
on our fair grounds. The , officers of the
~asap handed him overdo Mr. Dent, our pro
wort Blarshal,who, order instructions from
' Gee, Sherman, returned him without re
ward Co kW owner."
This is only,one =among repeated 'oaten
- _swot t alone of a similaroharaoter,
sod it Is high' tilos that the - government
leek' effete:it means to stop , such sutriges
,
upon chi: feelings 'of • its loyal glosses. If
the above 'property" of Jeff. Offordkad
beau s . horse, it would have been oonfie
cited, bat being a human Isaias, it le too
• - ..-Jewtrod le be touched: It is headed back, to
his secession mister, to be • need by him to
.'. , promote the cause of the rebels. Such sole
-are' - calculated to destroy the confidence of
"the people In the administration; and to ,
1011111 us
- the sympathy of the friendrof free
\ :dem,- abroad. They ere degrading to the
'army and . Wound The testiest ot thousands
-- - of -Our brive soldiers who have taken up
arms to eriisk eat this 'elaviiholders' rebel
lion. It is a voluntary servkie performed
'7l,7 4 otiOuffimirs, it is alit required by'the
:, --Gosetitntioar orby the letter or spiritof the
Fogitiva.J3lave law. We protest igalost
finalv.,degrodation being iiitileteMupos eta
ifoldiere - wholimpjtOqiiyotrt PetulOyloiuus,
4)ldpirad Indians, to deliver Kentucky from
, the domination of Jeff Dens•
followlOgystrearkkiVriiiiiitby s
sternsn if high @finding, on ajoss similar
above, are 40 appropriate, that we
crenntit forbear to quote thine: • •
-"NO doubt the subject has-been as em
k burs/slog one to the government, and it
should tier jodged charitably.- Hat ser
tiihly honesty is thibert•poliby for govern
:Dents ai isi'lisdividuals. Now Which,
aide doestbs-govarament intend to
.:;:friledout oi-ilavery lbe ' kreeeat.,ociao
civaltanit cannot linariliaquesti'on. It
iffitat ailumoltsall4kr or against .slavery. it
is due to all parties that U. be distinctly on
' dositood what is to boikookirootor of obi
. ,
edndaietrwllon of thirnoventenent ,
i keetimitlf -the Ssu r th' it to Alt 1,014
and Iteptvo anicits with-the. firetili oily se
the government "mikes it its "pedal busi
ness to throw the mgle of its proteetiou over
the instilution of slavery, let the North un
derstand what is to be the result of the im
mense sacrifice it is making in- Maintaining
thetresent war. lf, on the other Mind, the
government is to simpathizi with freedom,
doing no more for slavery than a strict eon
"traction orthe - constitution • requires. let
the 830th, including the border, es under
stand It. To deaieve them now ie to lay up
trouble for the tutors. To the former policy
the North never will eubmit. Against the
latter the South has already proteeted, and
in support of its proteet has appeeled to the
sword. Ii takes this Issas distitotly. Lot
the goverment mosept it, and meet it fairly
and honestly. t Then when peaoe shall
oome, its boelOwlll be underetood, and
there will be ground for hope that it may
be perpetual.
"It is time the policy of the government
was understood. It is melees to disguise
the feet that.' the people of the Northern
States are becoming seriously dissatisfied
with the ambiguous position of the admin
istration upon - tide vital question. And le
there not remit to fear that there li a die.
entlifeotion elsewhere. We are, at least
nominally, a religions people. We believe
there is a God, and that he sides with the
oppressed. Leine beware leet we be found
fighting against him."
Aroayol the Potomac
Gas. PdoCimmtx has now the complete
control of the army Af the. Potomac, and we
may expect soon if:lWe some stirring news.
It cannot be possible, that with so noble an
army at his supreme command, with every
thing necessary for its equiPoient which he
may ask for, that he will let the season for
1111 settee campaign pass away unimproved.
The people(' have spared nothing—they have
poured out their treasure, and dent their
eons and brothers with a hearty alacrity,
because they wish this - rebellion put down
with the lead possible delay. They have
great confidence in MoCiamax, they trust
him, and they expect great things from him.
But if there is no deolsive action before the
BUM closes; if the Potomao remains closed
by the enemy; if we have to feed our im
mense army at Washington, with oo better
means of communication than a single rail
road supplies; and all this at an expense of
a million of dollars per day, through all the
winter months, then we may look, and
reasonably look, too, for great impatience
on the part of the people. We shall confi
dently look for a movement on the Potomac,
as soon as we hear from the great expedi
tion.
-
Gm Jut Lams is not recognised by the
War Department, but he eeeme to be do.
log pretty good service on hie own hook.
He is always about when there is fighting to
do, midis always suctoreeful. =He seems to
.understand • pretty well the true plan of
Irwin the rebellion, and if there was more
like him, or if his policy was adopted, we
should make short work of the rebellion.
He is, more feared to•dy by the rebels in
Missouri than the wheln_Government be
sides. His quick, sharp practice Is some
thing tangible and practicable. There is
no disputing its meaning. Union men are
protected—rebels are punished. There le
niTtenderness displayed to the peculiar in
stitution, no mawkiehnese. If a man is
found with 'rails in Me bands against the
Government, he, pays the penalty, and hie
property is confiscated for the use of the
limy, and frequently • portion-Is banded
aver to a suffering Union man, whom the
rebels have dispoiled. The War Depart
ment will not recognize him, but.the rebels
will and do, and so do the loyal people of the
West, who are tire& of this gingerly way of
treating the rvbelliosi: • '
Som. Saccharin:as.
Bum Wean Beaoasa delivered a lea
are inladelphia loot week, to so tun
memo and delighted anlienoe. Oa the
stage was Gov. Curtin and staff. At the
saute time the announcement that Geo. W.
Curtis was to deliver the next Nature, was
roared with cheers. Public opinion in
Philadelphia is undergoleg a rapid change,
sod we think for the better. Mr. Beeoher's
theme was "Camp and Country." We le.
lent • few serape
win • burins+, aspect of the sate he said
happy was the man who bad been bo rn • grin
smith. ,No books now sold like military beaks.
Oar settoole RIM advertising military depart
aunts, and even sluggards were risiag *tidy to
read the war news—to lam the latest' blunder;
whether anything had happuted on the. Po
tempo; or to anemia which wu pursuing the
faster, Fremont after the head of Pries, or the
Government messenger after the head of,Yre-
Mont..
"No where in the SacraSpage was there $
prohibition of the are of physical force for a
moral purpose. What supreme folly, be eon
unded, it would be to mead out policemen, for
bidding them to use anything on their Nieto,
_bat - weral.uationl Ab no I The thief and
the aussain needed a different coarse of treat.
meat than mere expostulation by repeating the
Ten Oommandmenu. Moial session to snob
was simply moral nomen,•l The right -of
taking life, he held, most be admitted by all
who professed to believe in government at all
—though he thought that the ago had snared
when confinement and labor wag merit aim:Bent
(using the word in its better miss) than capi
tal puttlehment.
"There were some evile which - Could not.he
eradicated by peaceful remedies; that could
only be cured by being burned up. He did
not regard Napoleon as a saint, yet he did al.
lege that, the Kitt& of kings had seen fit to nee
that great general_for , • noble purpose—the
up of th old rotten dbottine of the
legitimacy, and-othei false theorieq, and prac
tices that had p reviously existed. ..
"It war not the worst thing that could hap
pen to a man to be slain - in battle. If Warren
had lived twenty year' longer than be did, It
would, be said, have been Inapictsible for him
to have given such an impetus to the popular
canes es was accomplished by hie death. _ Like
Samson, there were many in our own dsy who
affected more in dying than they could do by
Bring; of wbonrwerainstaatedlsbia liaise of
glleworth, Ward, Lyon, and Baker.
"Speaking of the morel corruption of the
catuyey'le'-aVeld'Abit -ft , cOntsastively,
over-estimated. For. his own part, be had
much rather consign Masons to runt the
eciaren,of aunaHlle s he
New York or Philadelphia.
"He read an extract from a .recent speech
made 6y ehs late Icird John (Cow 'Hail) Rae..
sell, in which the later speaks of the two
puttee in this country as "squabbling," the
olle et•AthlLcuipit:e, and ; , thy .nther power..
This, Mr. Beecher sa i d, w are' .imply putting a
scoundrel and ,asualein es a level with the
man he is bent upon destroying I The shear&
itL.9IA O O I II/ 1 1 11 0 1 aPlW•alkOna was
also presents" in a' Very slating light, the au.
dines Mteroathl the while between irrepres
sible laughter and duellers of applause.
•-' 4 fThe secret °Luis warWae fond is the
fact that good and sail cannot always bo•et
..peace, and the conflict now begun he believed -
was destined by God to - go - until the ingots..
macysof this Goiriument shall be triumphantly
vindicated' and 'eatablished,' even though it
should demand the - laminae of all , that are
held 'most nelthuid -- deir-to wit tit
Biome Bons iklututass.—rMany army
officers prefer a large proportion of ree.
manta armed With smooth bores, in a gen.
end engsgement. Each is loaded with
bullet and three bnckshot,, and the are
more effective than rifles for close, ling,
tifideibenthi busch•kiligsr ut
, booming fouled. TIM best military jiedg
ment has been that a part, (lithe regiments
.44.thiss, *milk • . <ll4 , to
tna late engagement was in selecting men
us armed for siumfasse.
was 1314.1111anastiand
% =Mk Abirgldt tto l
ltttll
eeiteritThewoom s 11.
. .
thick presklent;''the Sir. - Dr. Billows; has Is. '
sued a very able letter to Governor Mor- 9 1 0 ASnES:A.fisn AND A 6 -ISTANT
the action of the govern
gen, tkhicti
•F—B k BoOte PA. b. Trlrnoiol.
Awincur.oi I r 1832, ore tior rawly for deliesry,
merit in bAying blankets and
cloth E u . tbecnke of Ire tr.ont) °worn!. touroti
- , prom! no of the le* sated th e Mat for Anew
rope is explained and entirely justißect '
, rusk., their Worm wlll t o enforced and in rat
It appears the competition for blanbets on MT 7, rel.:3 l '4l'm, n,r, . 1 w,,",,c,m 1 :2., tr.d.inbt
the part of the federal authorities, the ',;;;;',,, r ,,,, r 1,7;`,, , ,h he c ha . "'"'" 11"4 the "
governors of the states, and local specula- 005:21antheT LAMBEPT, Cr rotas,
tore have raised the price of all wool
blankets from fifty cents to seventh-five
and eighty, cents per pound, and even at
these ezhorbitant prices our manufacturers
-were utterly unable to supply the demands
of the army. Hence the government has
been compelled to choOse between per
mitting oar troops to suffer until costly
blankets could be made, or import from
abroad, which it could do at forty cents
per pourd. It has accordingly ordered
360000 Minks:its from Europe, a number
of which have already arrived, and are
doing good service on the Potomac. With
regard to army cloth, the government has
bought all St for the purpose in the coun
try, and, to supply a deficiency-that must'
be met, has Contracted for 1,200 000 yards
in Europe, for which an agent has been
sent abroad with a Credit of 8800,000, not
800,000 pounds sterling as erroneously
stated. Of flannel shirts there are an
abundance, but of socks, without the
troublesome seam in the middle, there are
not enough, and the women are urged
1 1
to knit all they can by hand. With re
gard to other wants Dr. Bellows forcibly
adds :
"In regard to- hospital stores, under
clothes, shirts, sheets, bed ticks, and what
ever else has been called for by our com
mission, I can assure your excellenoy that
whatever amount of money the govern
ment might possess, and whatever activity
the medical department may put forth,
the existence of 600,000 soldiers in camp
and field, in a country and under a goy-,
ernmant utterly unused' to the care of
such vast' numbers, will create wants
which all the spontaneous liberality of
all the women in the country, added to
all the best administration can do, will
not be able to prevent from becoming
cruel in their pressure on the soldier. He
will be oftimes cold, wet, and suffering,
do the utmost we can in the government
and out of the government."
These facts fully justify the government
in its provident action, and are an effective
appeal to the loyal women of the country
to strengthen the hands of the Sanitary
Commission.
Act , abbatusgmrno
CAPTAINS OR LIEUTENANTS,
'IORMIIiG COMPatilta
FOR TRIG WAR,
Would do well to call and get their Posters and Hand
bills of
W. B. HAVEN,
No. 84 Third street,
Wbo is prepared I print amen or I►rge, according to
the desire In.
FANOY COLORS.
CT=
ATTENTION
• 2PITuTB33l:7liCikl%
/MOURNING STORE
D. COOPER & CO.
•
Ilinr•Juot neceleed azolther supply al 11013415-
1.11013001” , , In Bieck and Purple, and Black
end Inveider,hiding
orzowas ANIS, VELOIIIIP,
118NRINTTA OLOTON.
?gill warns.
DAMN 8118 AFD Krum&
NDIS AND DS LAININ,
BRAWLS-rat **yin.
CAAPII AND OVUM COLLIES,
niniaturia AtIOEISS,
posniva •bD ALOVAI,
•
and as assoftornS of nest style,
MOURNING PRINTS and
LIA !BIM Dl LBINEB.
Wlrsmlllas to mourning will at all times
.flod
and
• large assortment of such goods as
are used _for mounstig, sasotad with moon
care, mud st
LOW Paioles
no6.2awdwitsklewT
CONCERT HALL
Thursday Evantag, Nov. 7,h, 1881.
GRAND OPERATIC, BALLAD
INBTAIIMIIIiTAL COXCBEIT
The public are reepecthilly la ensued that SIGNOR
GIAILBOSI wolgto • GRAND 00NOIRT as abort.
on welch mond= he will be sir Wed by
MU. DOWNING, PROT. V. DI HAW.
UN v. Mom. am um immaTilt,
=TtaboroO,gwbsve k a la m i r ly s i a s s e t t i w n o t r e 4 . t % bs O ep nesrldootn.
oeP cha anMe d
sn d de C stog os
mad nales slstkm• that a
efts
menkleration el the musical public.
Trams of, admission. with reserved seats, WHIT?
=NTH may be °Melted at the lauds Stores sad at
the 60.0 on the meats! of ths Oceseert.
PIM of hall sad programmes at Mr. WILLOWS
Wade Stow Wood street. and the Mans. ILL'S'S
a MO% hub street, when tickets, with reserved
seats can bewared.
Soars open at f: Gowan commienoss at S (Admit.
The Napoli used upon Ws cowl= are tram the fa-
MOM manufactory of Stetsway t Pon, New Tort,
and hats bun furnished by Wm • H. Weber
fifth street. ookdtd
O'% // //
;
` 9 :,/ /
IRON BUILDINGS, FIFTH STRUT,
PITTSBURGH, TING 'S.
listablbthed fa 1810.1 •
horrportited by the Legislature qf PC1,11 . 11.
TIEING TOZ ONLY
erected
COLLIGIII the eeoutry contacted by *Pm>
Mel Melebetit. Over
6 COO 52170115111
•
'from nifty Motes bans bore earned brodesos non
tattoo equal to that of West Pal* graduals for the
army. Miro system of
Dimrespitlle Book-Seeping
Awsided Your Silver Medal' and the imitation et the
del comatose of the MIMIC= Inctltute end Chem.
her of CODUDOTOS of New Tort, se the beet kw:mo.
*1" NarJ gain of
socum-KeEtvalick,
Troweimeed by the lets esebler of the or ear Bibb,
••• perfect system for nob boots sod ecoainte.e—
Also,DsT w.eesaakot
RAILROAD BOOK-KEZPINO
misswthet) the thdy system of thla breach of
oans is base in the ally. Mew, Dare new sew
~1341,101N.%33003 c - i cileimPul a
(In tesnuenipt,) the only one to: the, practically
adapted lo Ones Matteis': These systems of ow
601 1 / 1 11 ariagilkienibt balm SLOWLY ollthsviskol of
aellwr, with his dilly lectures drawn from n
IS forty Seen' experletice Is hneinths. The that De.
ted Sutteeitrul Intrehoria' rake sweated ear Prem.
`"
ball dope/4MP; of „ilestsess end Ornsittental Yen
thensbly, overall the best penmen In IM - coust:ry,
Inisedsrsed With= of DM pIINQUPIS
.
Buiiiessansi Ornamental .Penmanship,..
with' 11 V* plefte aid sealse.l)7 Dais, Illuitisting
.ellebeellOODPl of lb* pen metes art—threat cow
;lets sell-hunructor known. hosed,- .
thownswed. .I,:ewth: pulped.
eleflut New Illavelsw, pp. a. auk samples
ill our peel:woe' tithi kinsitstl on receipt of Si Gents.
soitlianthist Veer 11 isollt. IPraelpels.
OIL R.IfiNZBY NOR f/ALIC,
.
, .
somaa" on tbellublag*: R0i14.5,1d a
late froidietiontetry LOAM& into Witte lizroror,
do, otootory for inakLog good,thivoloo,9o¢ , oboo ,
domes of weer. lot farmer taformorlontook* of
11001 ROBIBIrre,
Una 011ow41111 Au.
-k_ •
07110110/ The COWtauLtsa OF •1113a.N 1 tA- Pe oLI
; . •
M os
MUD nth, NolotAt 24 . 1301.,.
TO' :CONTRA IORS:--feiled `pop.
Ws wilt be ro coy. at, tble ern e 11, A 11 'MUSS .
Pa V, loot Tth tom., tor the ereettoa o. a Bribe .1,
Pill,ve. I. on, ea the lice lietween t • tewoah4a of
init... cri ran Dear, one the tonal. Span luny
biro itht Inane w: to to Do d. or Li th.. latch of
tereoty.ElT cubic Lot, NO WA...1 work b:, th• kot
• ,
All, tot the election of• a Belle over the 7. e nt
Mile licio.tn Mein:tent rid an.l Peebles townships
Mar the 41, nuns :bele rlier. 'pan fishty Bre feet.—
Stone emt by the perch and Wood wort. by the loot
lines!.
Plans and eptolfl:atiens an be sten at the .dies of
the Coloty Coeutubietonert.
By direction of Count. Comollesionere.
n 43. d -UUCNII4 LAMtiliaT.Oebtroller.
rrtilf, ONI,Y ARTILILE THAT CAN
slway • no railed on for Edina:lgniting VEallilti
of all (1-toroptione,l , tn• •
EAT 'P ASTI!,
RAT PASTE.
. .
RAT PASTE,
RAT PASTE, -
RAT PASTS,
RAT PASTE,
Prsrotred only 11 JOOSPII sLEMING,
Preparul only
by JoBEPti ILiMU ilb
noS corner Market street and the Diamond
ERICSO ARRIVAL OF OROOERIES
1000 bags prime Ckffsea,
100.e , 00 noodling do
SO) barrels prima N. O. Molasses,
100 do tiold.o oyrup,
100 bbd. prima N. U Soma.
100 do Porto Rica and tuba Erma',
-00 barrels Cymbal do
26 do 11 Callao do
COO auk,. Satre. 11.11,
1003 barrels do do
1000 boots .carted vizor Window Glass,
1000 lir do Nods,
60 Naxos aerinsp
CO bine!, itiesonti 01.7,
In atora asd for sale by JOUN 1. 1.1017d8 • 00,
nob Corner addiLdsld and Water struts.
pIiBLIC-SALE OF A WE6FMuRfr-
Jll. LAND I ARM —if. nada Maned. Arline* of
W. R. Cothran. will seti - by potato outcry, on the
Pnad.e. on Tin tlioDA V, the Tem day of November,
1661, a 'Alibi Initiated on the klemptlold Township,
Westmoreland meaty, two talks wean ol Anatnebuta
and two mPos from both Irwlles or Manor 81.1 1 0..
Tenn. Railroad. containittg 162 K SOes of choice
timeworn. land. The Itoptommenta aro • pod
BIWA IlWilt.l.lNO, BANK flAssal /Mall • PRINO
titfUAR and othur oubbuildloga altos nowt TRW ANT
MASI with a /Ramat bTAbbill attached. Theland
ta of too beat realitY, io • high abate of culUvatka.
and .11 to good rotate sod welt imbued. Thera Is an
Orchatd of choice troll Welton. The location *good,
being conrouhnt to chorchts, schools. mills and to
market. Temas made knows on the day of live. To
be die. ed at I p m.
no4:ltd at , kl. )1. J• id MON, Awigneaa
REWARD.—The above reward
win roes by Ibe enteralgoad for Wm..
016000 tbst may lead 10th. detection awl Ml:Mein.
of the person or porton. who sot on Int the -rause
imlonning to two 4:cal Work., at rake on the
night o. the lath alt. no4:11 JUILN lion,
hirLors2 ly Ai T.—The Oanvaasing
.A;d buslaeas le IMP, Harped, pay' well and Wash•
mute toe any reapeotablo won. Apply to
W.
&goat of the boolog Friel:thy and P0b110W122 13 0,
ootatd No 24 Itotrlcooo west, Allritheoy.
ICELAND MOSS P2OTE.—'lhi B de-
Helms preparatloo, composed at halloo! Mins,
bum Arable, radar and Vanilla, is couldoaily moor
mended • for the alleviation and cunt of 003884
6011.11 T SWAT, WM aBIIN ne, to. Bold by
maws Juinufrus. Dfiniand,
and (Sealer In °bake Fatally Medicine,
tot Corner amithdeld sod /mirth nutria
TTPLIAM'd PILE ELICITEIARY—A
la certain can for PIUS, stt!uor Internal or es•
tercel fatty
-10110,11 JOIUIST . " 11, Druggist,
and deslsr is Cooks lastly kWh:lw
cos opener Staltblield and /earth ecrela.
EFINkII CALatION OW.—The sub
-111 scribers ate prepared to sell ItILYINID OLs
wer. 0i LAND 13$14ZuL111 to Argo mid small quail'
de; from toe Itesecas bfl Mde alroriu, of the tea
quality, at fair market pt
mob . - IsALII DIOENT II 00.
APPLES --2N tibls..ohoico varieties of
Apple, by tbo Angle barrel or
Ad.ray ked reed
sad for de by JAS. wartsk,
nob Corm of Market ma ots.
jrIORN NIIML-75 bile: fresh groutu
Cora Meal Jan reed and kw oda by
MB.
A. /Malt,
sob 013171.4 ofidariet .ud gnat W.
BOWIWILEAT FLOOR-100 sack',
in 25 and 50 Ite. inclikind Toed Nod f /ST areal• by
JAL A. AAB,
Owner of liarket Viral Ida
1' I tifi BSKRIS6-14 bble. choice Oran
Nt./ Ala roxlved and far bib by
Jee. A. IfiTZILIt.
orn 00(11.1 . of Market and Maids.
PEARLS -40 casks No. 1 received this
Da w■wnr w. 901.11.11.64.
141151 E-300 bble. Lime for Bale by
DO b HENRI H. OOLL(NL
NNW 000,Db
)ROB TIM MLR YORK AUCTIONB
Received during this week et
HORNE'S TRIMMING STORE
II Market street.. -
Our stock Is now unusually fall, one our goods par•
chued for GABS In Pew 10Th Auctions cud from the
Imposters, will ho sold to 04811 BOYERS at so LOW
• PBIOII as they an ba purchased to soy Nutirn
Jobbing HOMO:
Purcharms will Lice the adsautoge of eelecthut
from a NEW, Yang AND ATTBACTIVII STOOD,
especially Wanted to the wants of • • illy and country
trade.
WOOLIN ROODS, SKIRTING, OAPS.
BONTAGS, VIIBIAS. SLRNIII4" AND MITTS,
1131BROIDORIDOOLLABS, SITS AND RDRI/8,
IN/ANTW ROBIN, WAIiTS AND CAPS,
SLOONOINGS AND ID
BLACK LRCM AND OBINADINI virm
1100 P SKIRTS of .11 the civet sivrored mikes,
To l 7
/BIN'S AND 00BDINATION OORSITS,
LAMS . BIRRINCI UNDIRGARKSTITS,
cHILDRISN'd do • do .
MINT SHIRTS AND DBAWIRS. elide of Cot•
too, Merino, Slit sod ►tl Wool. A eplendld inet•
gust ►t low pekes.
BOI,DIIRB' BOOKS, mow:Lite and all other
kind. of goods no 2 JOB HO 2NIII.
°PRISM AT W. & D. UUGUS',
°YAM AT W. k D. 11139118
OPENED AT W. A D. MODE
OPIUM) AT W. k D. HOODS
OPENED ♦T W.. 1 D. lIIIGDA
STRIPED FRENCH SHAWLS
BLACK. & WHITE OUEOK SHAWLS
LIMO , : ARO OF TELII imvser STYLE!
BALMORAL BRIM •T ALL P1401.A.
NEW 6001)81
OPINING AT
J• M. BURCHFIELIM.
TOLIBD NEW, ' MAD, UJIADAS*II . I
mums croons
iteimart sisitixo's for Tfol.,ltotthlSlAO.,
/1111X01/1 YIIUHOS for $10 3 ; worth 11.20.
iILQUAIL lltl PAItiIIITTOB for 60eywattloTlis.
PLANZCILII.
wall 11, IritoLOW, OSHT /LUX YLkIiNZLL
11ANDROSE NEW 111r1L1%uLoalL ;
- -Lorsa,suairm. • -
Z/rP•lisad•Sktb•Seck.lbidith..ll/11-twtousdl •
tisa•souted la the clty. Wang
ail 11011. CLUI.4II Win
I' - 41 di • -c •,7
t _ A
ITI .j
Z
4
a z
; -
Z W:2 •-•
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.- - a-is-tez- 31 — 4 a
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g z ul " 4 14 Oil
E 4 t; 1:1 y u 111
bd , 7. g
a 0 ... . 4
0 „7 Z g: oa.
64 i; • g J N,
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al 0 0 .4 14
6{4
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°- 2 o 8 •
CII IN 2 m P 1
C ' 4 - • Z • Z
lIIf . 4 72
g -8 t:
X a B N
NEW GoODS!
PATON. MA.CROIit & CO:,
Noe. 17 and.. 1.13 Wirth street,
Ars now receiving a fresh supply of "
NEW 'WINTER GOODS,
Parobastel by one of the firm &min the put week In
New York end Hoodoo mallet. We can now offer
greet ledocamoonte to WM019.861)6 AND ENTAIL
BUY IRS. Imbruing choice Styles Of
Braids, Buttons, Tussle;
Velvets for Drake nod Most Trimmings,
Kral FOCA and Satoh Ihnbl Coitus sod Eats,
Reel Lees Trimmed Orillers, nets end Dads.
Real French Loose, Grounding sad There Tells,
Infante Imo:moldered Robes, Walsue end Caps, '
townet sod gash Ribbotuo, Violation. Ribbons,
nth Vowels. Roche. sod Pismo,
Ladles' Colored Cashmere end Boston Bibbed . Hoer,
Bilk. Illerloo sad Ilreoplined Cotton Wow,
gniugreree amend
Fiala arwl striped flow,
Dental, Ladiee and ChildrelesOlovea sod Gauntlets,
disgust dopier—Znifrefy Now ihis /maw.
Palsy Mit Tire, totals, Bomb pod Outvote,
Del Moss, nospendors,"l9andkerchlefi,
Pins Onetom.medo Shirts and (oilers,
Faso, Oreor.Phirtio—entirely new %Oleo,
14114 Merino and Wool Underehitta and Drivers,
Zephyr Roll Moods, Zones Caps,
-- IlhaWWlllmactllemrelfs Mitten astMlils," -
Zephyr and Ibt thud Wool—tnitting materiel.
Fancy Chenille, Cord and Braid lisle Nets. -
Ribbon and Velvet Head Much, MAW., As.
MlPlleving mode spacial arrangements with Iltis
nianoferturere of the Del 3 f STS BL SPRING PH urpr,
we are enabled to yell abettor Skirt to the trade st •
lower prise the. any boom sent or west. Oar lino of
numbers ors 4,12, Ilk 2.0, 26, AO—ladles, sad e, 6,
fl, 7,8, 9. 10, 12, lii—osimes sod 6111brelea.
4111/ . o)* AND COUN6 I IY
SIRS AND HIDDLIIIIta who boy to sell again. will
&Iwo. Rod our stock wall assorted, ao'd trios, as low
se any house Oar: Cr wilt.
BATON, MAORLIII t CO,
not - Noe. lTsnd 19 filth sweet.
BseunruL
NEW DRESS GOODS.
51°C.411. 1 771.43, &0.,
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE
DAY GOODS
A i'IILL ASSORTALMAST
NOW OPENING
•B OUR BOYIB IS NOW IS SSW YOBS WI
New Goode Daily
C. RA.NEION
NO, 74 11AIiliEBT STREIBT
CHZAP,
EtaKIANT AZID ,arriaciTrys
DAY GOODS
FALL A1b.,1•77:1
J. W. BARKER & CO.'S
9 .13114LTIO:JECT t ICJ:GILT
CLOAKS,
MANTLES,
BASQUES,
BLIIESLIJLS:
PLAIN, PLAIN.
FLOORED and PDIIIIDID and
RIPP&D. PLAID.
MERINOS, SAXONY PLAIDS,
REPP/APOPLINS,
_
VELOURS, POPLIN FOIL
UNION PLAIDS, , CHEORN,
COTELINES, REPPS.—
PRINTED CASHMERES, &0., &a.
DeLedaes,l2 1-2 cts. per yard
111.0IIIIE-IMMUNG GOODS
OLOTED3, •
oAfigatZlita
W. ,D. lIIIGUS
J ima GODDR
SHRETINGS, 6} MS. PER , YARD
SHERTINOS, 6} ,UTS...P.OR YARD
i 4 I PRINTS ' , OTS. PER NARA
AND Oilila GOODS PROPOILTIOSTATItY
_ ; .
IM=MI
-I • 1 PSAIC 1411128.--11 Or-
Tu vvv , WSW IrtibhiCto phut - Ws. rat,
MU an 'M MUILTKIMMOAELARD' ntrnaur.
tlisy is• NO extra Pm Ti.... herb Aran
can itra pate the.OLOFiereen Ittioen ados!ei.
_
Rams ANDIAMOS MO 00YESID.
Ono oillioreiolog per roiusoyhi.
nu Balked sad tor SOO by
MODOSALD aaatronas.
Dori Aaßi &theft ma. mit bloody( Wood.
TAIVANTSD—k -- INN AMWU-ADZE
I TT lotrxß. az Ina:. 23 foot
Wog. lacpitro of B. W. BOLL
1 no4:lwd maw Dtqatimo Way owl Polot
'ANTED—Bonds and Mortgages
for VOW and $3,000, having from two to
Welt rem to rum apply O. POMP* 13 at: aloft
sate
FOR
g ii&Ler,- , -A very 'commodious gird
comfortable reddens, in • desirable neighbor.
hood lu the 3d Ward, Atiegtuoiy, on long and vary
pr. write, aud very low. Inquire or
13,8011011115, JA. Attorney at Law
- - la. fourth atriWA.
VVALUABLE OIL PROPERTY FOR.
daLr—lfittutted on hem% Meet, embracing
totween 10 and 11 sent. There are on the property
dr well. in various (dogma, diner of width err et
snitieleot depth to pally operating. Orameetedietta
the wash power fat engine, It goal ruining order.
Ilan property ts Waning tbl odebrete , 4 I . ll , ominick
le •
farm end perbspe ore of the bid oil tee In that
region. tee otar a stoat blonde on 7 Urine of
mania, cr with °release for real imitate in or id•
joining the city. For sartlenlare sooty to •
• B.Wirls ,
sad bs% Street
NEW GOODS!!
WILL BS BICEIVING
19FOCX OF
BACONS,
WRAPPER" . ,
BOURNOI3I3,
SHAWLS:
PLAID,
FIGIIIOLD,
LONG aarD
SQUARE.
COVD SILKS
DRESS GOODS:
DRESS GOODS:
DRESS GOODS:
Alto, ra complate stock of
'SATINETS
JEANS,
'HOSIERY AND GLOVES
Give us an early calf
Sot *ale Sr So is
. -
- - ........
LP ROI AID FOR 111.1mer.-4tlour Ma alma
CI POW IL In vial onibr, now driving throe palm
ermines In this onlec WM be bold cheap lot cub...m. 3
attto._ GAZIPTI OP
,04.1 fifth West, store Elea Tad.
ARAD it3ookss.
Iti AJOK GZICISRAL W 00121 71 8
IIL paw , WORN—Ma ARUM OE ILTh
ROPE. Plasm tad. -
Revised Army Regulation,
United litotes Infantry Matta.
111'.:Ilelhues Baronet lizerchne .
•
Einiebary's Infantry sod Artillery.
Poole' Infantry Tactics, 8 rota. •
GlOhara'. 0 .nalry Tattles.
• The Rotasit •
6T0411' Military Surgery.
TOT sale by - RAT k 00, 66 Wood 'trash
D1.V1.8 FOR ItiF.
jUIP Begalatkm. for the Army of dm Chatted Stated.
elitism's Manual for Volunteers sedlitaltile.
11. S. Infantry and Ride Tootles complete. .
Soon!. Infantry Turks.
•
The Zones Drill Book. ••
—Manual for the Recruit In the Light Infantry Drill.
Acre aged for the United Mates Locievee by the hue
Col. Bilewseth.
Bayonet Exercise* for the Army.
ALSO.
Pertonst History of Lord Sewn.
Life of Sir Philip Sidney.
. Fifteen Dundee Battle*. By Creamy.
elr Waiter Raleigh. BY C. Elniftlre ,
Adventures in the South Pacific. By *.s Roving
Prints.
Tom Brown at Oxford. 2 vols.
Popular Astronomy. By Mitchell.
Ittaitles of Ruskin.
Him Gilbert'. Career.
Glossary of IMAM& Words. By Trough.
/knish. By Augusts i. Evans.
ma-School, Cimelcal, Uselkal and Tho o / 0 1 101
- Boots. Blank Books an d Statkmerl.
002 J. 1.. READ, ill fourth street.
("MIL DItEISMS; by the late Major
Winthrop, of thaNew Yoe* Seventh Regiment.
The ¬es of !Wraps. By atonal Beano B. Moe
Ceiba.
Rewired army Beiralatkena
adventeues In the Booth -Paella By a Saline
Printer.
The HMOS cm the door. By the author of lithirepe
rot kteatend.
The Theory and Peentke of the Swedish Movement.
pore.
dinal and Von. By Ilarstonn.
OtJoat Looms for Teatime sod Parents. By H.
A. Calkins.
Toe Damn of Armageddon. or Our Country Tore.
told In Aniptats. By P.l Mtn
Par sale by 1.8 DAVIS, OS Wood street.
GROSS' MILITARY SURGERY-A
Wand 01 Mllltory Surgery, or Mob es Wis
mrof /kid, Camp sod dtosoital ralsllo , l,-
0..,.. D. - H A Tlusi.t. -Wks SO ovate;
•0213 .l 006. id Wood .01001.
nlettlES FOR 1862.—Just readied
an sonortmout of liaus. L. &R. Eihrorde biol.
UM Marto, for 1143, 1/4 pla4l sad *Wont "tyke.—
loy ea* by • 8.. EL D 41111,93 Wood otrool,
CARPSTS AND OIL 4JLOTUS
FOURTH IST. CARPET STORE
D. * erg NcOLLLUIL have We day oned
pastel • snd mwkd meoltment of OL
MUG, to ankh alum Wins the attention of blip
ae they Mull In offered on tbsnicet tamable
tams
also, a newly Imputed tit of beaurfot DILUdDITS
of alt width', and et the lowest rates.
W. D. I A. Me 06,1,40111
87 hutb .are
LIATS ANL tlerd.--
FALL 6T-IrI.EIB
• 00031. D dit..oo•'ll
131 WOO !REIT, PrITEIBIIROE4
Have now on bind • very loge iw coisiplete stook'
of the Isteet etyles of
lIA'IS AND CAPS
Both lot thick, .M actuary trade, irtddi tb.7 as
moll at vary low prim.
4111rOrder, proa3Pß7 alkd.
B. It W. lISTZI Lists,
TAYLOR & BROTRER;
asaciptares
NO. 45 WALNUT STRUT.
011WINNATI, .01U0
darPereonal attention given to the vitalise slid'
sale of Produce so d Manhandle., generally.
Moderate adrenals made an consignments of staple
sedates
Meters Tumult essunzi a 00, "
KING. PENNOCK. t 00, , 4o
0210 , 11 0. lams% Esq. 0 ladoinitl:'
Aged Otnelanetl Iteloganto generally. nolanid
ON. W. arwiscitur.
INT OODVILIE OIL • REFINKRY.—
• - .
aOLDSHIP, BAT AN a CO.,
MINIOACfrIAIIIIB OP. .
BONGO OIL AID 101111OLUN6 OIL,
Keep acestantly on bind its vary bina qua* , of
BOWING OIL S dam and 'Want odors elso, a good
141:1131110AT6BvdC. OR, pure whit. andl t Alt
481• AU orders left at No. UPIYTH 8111111T,B5nk
Mock, ascend door, veal be promptly attendedtn.
l• M. OM; l7Ma.w WaAtia,
SOLAR OIL WORKS COMPANY
Of PINNBIILTANII.
BLikanhotwas end Wholaale Elam In
LUBRIOATENG. AND INIVINND OMB,
St. Moir St. 2. near Bridge Piltsbar6l.
Trade Yorkt—Solor Ilooldno 0 4 Ito. 1; notoritr
obis. On, Zio.3; lobe Stunk% 011,141, actor Bum
Oti,No.
advances made on conolgintonto. Spools! sttq
lion aim to Ulu orders Ow Croat 0d; of all .pto
dna gravities._ • oda:
MARTNE,
AU iie ALiD tailisipts
(kOLD A‘ND.EII.LVEIt!,
PO. 13 101111111 Vibe Strest,
28116011.411141. -
Gold and Silver Botagbt. ' •
AlirPsetka_tarvareas, psalms' tgr-Zzar« ll . win
mw with& prompt Sad Mild Mum
Behr to h. HiDDIII k 00:. - 0019311111111
G. L. dilate -4.... —.IL IL' elyillAY.
GRATIV ORAHA24;
"soaves; *MD p.oriareirioir
asEmon.abasiTs..
No. 2045 limmsr STRUT
P EL:Plink
A. MoULURG,
- Comissisna,:Merophzint,
liorti , eaded -
Crude Andliellnerl CarbdnollB
N 0.151 WOOD SWIM?.
OilAltUld 11.r0114 .
y ;Et 0.6 n;
Oast ifit. MI Fedora Ilersiitso
Oppositi leorodo tow; I;;ar:tlis'tllitipf.kka
INZEIZI
.113. U431.4111N116
forwinaing - a-Coasnalsslon Marabas
Lew 131
C*0•10.13.1401W.,
. ,
lia.v . ` •Mr 111'11114M . . stmt. Putdoral,
ATUBT - PI
1C.6 - 416414 btsßoalis IMO* WNoniurf
MLitt, 001010 n dine iIuaIAWALD, ell swirkimo
eription.
'OMEN MID Ma%
rFeadsr mita otio4d
laTecesillalkskade tkrdsr_statuirtnotiel.
0 , 00 "4 11 13 144114 . ,: 2
- evarM" - •
ii
.QHOT GUNS, Minus Amp Ituran ;
*wok it istlid
eon DM a MT, Wad M.
privsßarteir TffiCiTaig-
Tuimair irv . ENING, NOTIMPIR IS.
yta eight or the re *appestat of the post Asetieen
Aotar.
Di 4 B r E T H.
LADY a1A01111111...........--....... 1 1111L MeMAISOIL
T.) conclude with the laughable fern, entitled
QIIIMIt SUBJIOT
thatwiu- - -AUSIt•
SACRED MUSIC SOOKO • . •
VII CITTHARA; Jortm; . .
• •• 111111 LUTE or ZION; DIAPASON:. '
- 0111111.2M1LA2.1 BIIIVISTINGI' .- • -_''
~ • -'• FIN OAIIigINA SACRA; - : ..... -.' '..
.SABBATH WILL, ow ' -- • •• '.
rusrmeorviri. . .
. . _ .
. .
All .ba abou at fA.6O tar doaao, ratbrlor . aidajil
Jong ri:migLiks. •-
mo . No. SI Wood stmt. Pittsburgh.
WilillßUßY'S
GOLDEN CH.Alki
Sabbath School Melodies.
• MLA 1•211011 1471100;• ELTIGINGI
,
'lbe Sagest, moat Complete and porton lII=
time Book ever mode for the nee of !Sabbath
Polo $l2 per bruailred, or 16 and eH le. or OP
per damn. 800 male in quanillee or leo Flay
JOBB H. %LEOS,'
ocil ffo.Bl Wood area. Pitettinit.
pIANOS AT A BARGALN. ,
_ .
A LARGE SPOON OP
Splendid new aid Sesnosi•bend
Will be !old at t
GRICATLY 11111)110tb PRIM'
8e1...74V inter .B.Tratageonent... llsol . ,
• •
sTaing PEN N SY LVANIA
OlterllAL RAILROAD.
• LOUT DAILY TRAINL
On and Oar MONDAY, Nor ith, the THROUGH
TRAIN Incas On esawropr, elation ovary
merlin} taxcopt Sunday) at MA 1.11..1110PWAI oily
principal at, Wm. ocortribwi at Harriaborg with train'
dhain foe Baltlmori, and ureic&iq Philadalphda
- vim Moine nekiiilMUN Isimmi , deur it
4 4 , -,1.14,4 10 P1amt only at plindlalstottona)tnaktan
dir cte oorsaotion at thrrisbarg toteallinsoW
drat In Phn -4alpbla or Whom at NW& W.
III? MIT UN? Wares ths rattan daily (unapt
ennose) at . 0:10 P. f. 'topping "Gale at phi Opal
statnoa, maws direct tonn.etion at ilarriabnig for
Ball= .ta sow are.lose m vol'adalpidaat WOOr N.
A.ooobildoDATlon
TM Johnstown etecommodation Ulla Wow di ily
(4=o Sunday )4t11.0 o r, f, stopping et 5A
,rtatbm,
sad rousing as far a* Oonamszah.
find loonontodstlint Train torlialra rittkan Isms
Walks Weeps &may> at 0,40 a. ta. • :
Second ACCOnties. Trski for Wow. Station
Waves amity (eitcopt enaday) at 1110 a. st.
ThttiLlaootantotallonTraln Ittlrallll atatton
mut/ (nowt Irby) at WIW r. •
Toils 101 r• MON atalloa •
Irma dant (sue Sunday) at Alt P. N.
latinallerrataa min n ttistbatiptas Whaler , —
Il.pann WU v. it; a'll4 hat• Lim, La)
a,ALL.lobsittotta lotozotoodatlon, 100 a, 4.;
WWII Cato' Acdocoracdstian, 41:40 s. Immo
Ware Magna Anatunnodstim4 BM ;a.' 1441
mt.; Third
Wales Orion locoramodattoo. 1:01, t. at; AVM
llngrlailike Ancor modationA OS
Sethi Ibr Dlaitsvilla and Indiana waned at Dian*
rata Intantollion erttb lobs/noon Aommuncdolico and
'Wyatt Truths lot and Writ.
Tha torettag patio will end 11 grasity 14.,1111
won, In Om Daft or Waal,, to frank by thePann.
ghouls Railroad, as Oa atcoonnodatkma now altered
C413310$ ba nomad otiany tem bouts, Tbs Mead la
batlaited tit* atoms... Via tatUraly thaufrowt do*. We
a. promise sasty, void ant tondbrt to sit who my
pow lORTo l , l otaitititi•-terr 4 . 9 91
rtilloglaptits 10 ooi
1 411 '
- loggsvpOwited . to all Matons amt !swindle/.
ram sod to rtifladstpliN Saltlmors. sod Lim York.
isassomoiroolotoodno Waal In ma - IW b'4 agar
aka soma soccadlog to dditants tosiolsd b. Menace
to the stabs mass, tempt from Itations ofsre Ohs
*now hos no Agent • •
NOTIAM—Ia ones of ,Abs..ooloPaarstlll acrid
thso Woos rsopoostbls, for, pstpost losogsgo doly,
and foe an mount sot szoonhog 11100:
It. 1. - la Onardbas Liss no. Dean • =played to
mark, toirespn and Baggage to and from ths Depot,
at seism not to wicalst anaa fa oak pasnigis
11=ippty to
. OTIWART;44sitt;
`St the P.' 111.114 PsorsostHattlos. on Lb..?! sod
• 05 •
To Parniors end Others.
• FOB BALE,'
osoiViars stresuiun Pa:TIC.I7
GRAIN fAN AND „SEPARATOR.
PATiNTED JANUARY ID. MO
. .
THESUPERIORITY OP THIS FAN
over all others to ass conehda In Its cheapness.
letplleity and - darsbillty: Beeend,in cleating Grath
le pa, bettor awl...mote thorenahly, with toss lab=
OM Mk/ *thee DM The Wastes of the starve An
O bega_longenesied In Insnateeterims and seldeg
Agricultural leaplineente. A nted of the i linat ward
of a geed lan am eleaglas the dithirent k of Oridn '
aad deeds. present& this to the subtle with fall wad.
dram thatitlillfacteet their wants. -
Tall antlerajggcd, hiring purchased the sole tied
to manahetersatoll sell the snags Orgill Pan and II en
orator he Westant Peararylreshi, Western Wanda,
Ind all.Ohle; and the right Wadi b Indiana .llll
meta Is now prepared to 1111.11 erase. wholesale or
randi r at Old IdOesty street,l! i tteberi w Pw.
setitie W.
DAVIS & PILILLIYa,
Brae' Founders and iflaftaieeturin;
rrariaminui.
GIAI3 AND EIWICANLzrx.A.-A:ANSi
BiIaUNICITTIMS AND DBAU*II2I
GAS FIXTURES,
Prunp. & Brstio Work
07 iVI&T D 3 031 SIOH
OIL wEix.r., PUMPS.
of Scum, Corr or Iran, milli Ohs mod approved
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