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WEI
George P. Hamilton.
The "Democracy" held a meeting in
Birmingham, on last Saturday evening, ,
~,which was addressed by George I'. Hamil
tan, their candidate for Congress to - . the
• "
22,1 IPisiriet.- The attendance - was - .`not
.large, and of those present we are told. pee
half were Republicans: Art , intelligenti
and reliable '
_septietinin who heard the'
" whole of 517 4'lintailtall' b; his speec given .
:Ape the .leading end features of what
must kr f abieni'+ol 7 -e*traerdluary per
farmaltae-,.-.o4:l4fOminsni days_ alit. mi..
Hamilton spokeferlthoul two -- honm, but,
• -,`his long speech wa very well epitomyzod
by illiam 'Linn, ;the candidate. for Dis
- -trict 4ttorney. on the same tieket; in thole
words'i "We are for the constitution salt IS,
the Union as.it. was, the 'Nigger!'where
' the Y-arc and Mci ieitnii: at head of the
army ." • .
It may astonish Mr. Hamilton's friends
"(personal of course) to learn that he hie
become en ardent admirer. of Gen. , hicClai;
ten His' admiration dates 'trete:the' day
of his nomination ;:" Not threemonths since
:;this frothy demagogue was i¢ the habit-of
•
savagely dC OS' aacla g49 r ef` -. .*u.', 11 9 8 ;
iull . ry
management,, and, We
/tip 2 - 101;1!,iiititni -- hlir
deni4ratic nomination to CetiSies? I bras.
into itifr:bei: r :
lute cue,
foom that rjlotkst p atriot , ''Frank Heghee,
. . -Who weatedTentaylvania scotched" out
thdllniOn like. Virginia 'and Tennessee.
Mr. lSa`mlltonin in nievt:,4l :
lia l iranted to be , very severe
sons den. 'Moorhead, but miceeeda4ul9.' . ,
k 'being vulgarly abusive Huietplit ft*,
Vocabularly: 1 01,-.-tair 7 gehi ,-
tkgilisket; atatimbear-garderci
, bloorleracf,P
oWhy; he:siya himself that he has not
-Inattith - -tident, and betlittlaleittniiii but he
ti ta . krßof 'at;rolding 'log.v
:Wheter Gem Moorhesclever said anything
t've"' think it
quite improbable, 'Md are hied/ 3 'l . '4A'; '
alder weak invention of the enemy :
a O f ono :thing we are Mire, the
' ated with the idea of brimstette - isnot Gen.
- 0 - 4 ,- 110M : heed's. •He has non ouch in his. in
' The !quill"
tcaian Fiery language is ,his forte, and
•ttos bold arid alarming attitude and manner
tit teMbaitai
, Becoming.: portentously - savage, .he
r ds
Minder -"What is the history - of=this man
ad?' ia - the history of. a vulture
who preys upon theAmblie -treasnry.!!
There id a:sublimation nr'egroniery abo‘ut
-.::: . .4ls.tolthich we confess our inability lode
r justice In billingsgate.Mr H. Lit:Ptarl:
Hombastes Re. 1 him;even unproved ,
s~k• • =
- urn the, ongttut etuuracter,.. Nov:tatter
this blatant demagogue , - knoloi•l4fie is
to. iha "
wiring u tterance ( cutes t ca
which the seethingtaldron of Locefooolvy. - 1
'seer raised the ' sarface. I
Truth is no -element the
of oar newi Borabastee.-- I
Butwithont inteildingtoovioreni4 an;lns
rerun,"-wnitint turn
thtrt have marked Idr moniolefi cArdecr..
history concerning thirsairatr.vM:7
tartHipecies; with a . fall-grown live
men in hand. I .
Our demieratic candidate is the favorite
lawyer of the • bondholders, • and he has
served them well. He has bionght, we are
informed,pver fifty suits our conn
''ty and the cieY;obtisitied judgmente, issued
executions, and dialed the pUblie
Treasury $ e hae clutched de . : . prticeeda of
our la z es. leifed to defray the ordinary, ex
, jerises of the county, and stopped the wheels
_of - the county government. Our Commas.
..•...' - ainnern4 and Treasurer beeh .plied
interogatories to be answered under
Oath; and; Pot satisfied with fair,- full and
complete answers, they are plied with otbei
interrogatories 'as to whether they have 110.-
- tared into conspiracies to conic outstanding ,
warrants' to be rectio'ed in payment of the
_
'taxes of the eitiiens. lie _
threatens these
county officials with arrest and imprison- .
merit.. He - hal dennendnalikt a harpy on
the public. Treasury, and is devouring the
• life.blood or our.- people; He has never
raised his voice for compromise, although
in a better position to : effect one than any
man in the county. He has neither ',yin.'
pithy with. nor knowledge of the people.
'Douhtless; after ; hisdefeat on the second
Tdesday of October, he will return to the
work'of the bondholders with an energy
and zeal 'sharpened by political disappoint
ment, a iivulture that feeds upon the pub
lic Treasury
MEMO
EWES
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WEDNite;DAY-kIIORNINGi-' - 0011:41
15 TUX MOSEY AIITICLt of the New York'
Timei, of Saturday, we find the following - ,
.ParsgrilPh:. . • . • ,
"understand that the advertising pa.
fronts* of the Bank Department oC the
State of New York in this - city—worth
about $B,OOO per annum=has been trans.
fee to the New. York
.Tribuite from the
;•••, "World. The 'change is - not unexpected.
• 'The persistent war, ter months past, of the
, World upon the public credit and national
,
- - -currener of the, counteloiti less than its
' more recent abaitdonment of the support of
the Government, rendered thi pape r utterly
uuyorthy the countenance of a, mpertabt
an 'officer is' i
'the Superintendent of the
Bank Department. ' It would be veil if the,
aid afforded the World, in its daily attacks
upon the publio credit,' by certain parties in
and around .the Bank Cleating House,
should also be - diveeted of its official im
.
portance.
TlitiY.,; . but adhere to Old Friends !
The Demonktltip eandidstetil - or Congress,
for StOirlegis*re and for State
'tlie - readers and_ en
,
gineers of ihe Democratic party in Penn
sylvania are committed, by the phitform,
adopted at their State Clinitealloti;lo opya
_eition; to
. the Government. That platform
piddles them against emancipation—in
-faaar-of-which : the President an& theilov- -
oilmen! have declared To do these gen
liataenTustice, they here very consistently
adhered to` their' old - principles and old
friends-:-thti 'prinoiples of Judge TANEY
and the Drell Scott Decision- which Would
establish - the "rights of the ilaveltolclere
in every tarritory;and,nliiiniiiely,:in aver
State: from, the nortirern Lakes to the son!
ern Oulf,:and Crain' the Atlintio to the 1'
et'fie coos ard td friends , D
:ThiIEELLNEIDE E t .T4:lok /Ey I? , OUI..;'•YANTEIf j ,
FLOYE; TElo3l44ii & Co, with - whiitio
_teeny eleotton conteetsthey triumphed crier
,
'all their political' .opponerite;;:with. 1046,
duringso loneitA,lttaCendettey of Phivery
'and D.emocritoyi.they divided. the i3poll.s et,
successive vietitrifik.- and - bald the high and
isisy:plaecia or h'onor tiaditieit with diligent
unvarying. tenacity ;- and with whom they
hqeetutvtittiiiiottr ! toiii f g _again to unite
- 44itillied.foiCep y end• re-establish it 'fre_;:
gila of that ilOgniledftemackatoyrtileif,4...!
Ifieein:Cor- 1
X9t!Cal into:.tteason; *der
iMhecile " IltEmekiv:ast..
consistently
and'am:adtaelly adte'ring hoth to. their old
rebelS 'arms against the
Irkeirriniatikand' thole. old , principles,
nuriiiiatand fed thoaepassions and
['that Were the incentives to
' reheillan;a4wlilali:titutied thrill, atSum
, ter: , - .They/ii their platform ; , their
persistently opPose the Poll--
of Ain lioternmentin the conduct of the'
;Wei' and throw' eferY'Obstacle'they Can in
ltd wag; ,';They oppoao , taxation, vilify : the
lraft,stsid fro all' its= their' power tooathivert
tleS'elfortieref the GoVe.rnment' suppress
rebellion,olo and thus „render direct' aid
undenceMmgement- to its enemies."; :Stich
*en , Fetail More injitrione tharithei would
be .wereiihey •CO enroll themselves openly
ittder the rebel flag.
1 , Our Slaves.
A. ,Tiakerside patriarch of this city, a
'Demnerat4ne who has been honored by
that jteCy,w4ilatheie was honor left to it,
, —bed•Who,, , aince the breaking out of this
wikel :has lcuOirn no'party but that one
Which, stnneTti. up for this Ociernment, re-
muted, recently, in reference to the Pies
'debt'efrattneliatien proilatnation, that the
latter, hataaked the true ground, and
placedf tke - reaations negro question where
it aliettid:naneti eordiel:approbation of
all lariat of-their country, •"It is purely
Oueßleatti. engines and
our !laves. They .perferm
otteworipiel have made as'whet we are,
* .. ,gV*4itateSturiug - pciple. Take apay
.flieeconurAstres, end you paralyie our in
duatri;:ora destroy out power.' Do You
: supposethat ifanent the rebel generals
should' be able , to. Make-a raid into : our
soar - vicinage ho wpzhl Ufa . any rein
, pu!kediene,i.ofoonsciencerhnitt,4estroying
AlietsafsslEurell or our genius and
• scure9of pier and means of wealth, do.
' you adipose that he would be held guiltless
by: his Superiors, cvi• by an intelligent
world r! -
:These are our slaves. Our public ene
iTniei have. bean notified by the President
that; if they do not within the current
ninety dli t ys lay down their arms, and for
sake the relpelibita..ln winch they have been
so active participants, We will treat them
as all elViLiiol nations haie ever treated a
public enemy,—we will destroy their means
Of infitistry, by inviting their slaves to be
come freemen. And this , as a war meas
ure: ,not, primarily, to free the slaves—to
do which the President could fled no war
rant, Of law, perhaps; but to weaken the
public enemy. If the Whites of the rebel
lions States are nearly all in arms against
the Government, it is because the Govern
ment has permitted their slaves to remain
peacefully and industriously on the plan.
.tatione, cultivating the crops and feeding
the Cattle which are so necessary to main
thin; an, army in Lhe _field; and even-per
forming the drudgery of the camp and
the barracks for their rebel masters- if
;not actually compelled to take up arms
against us. •
,
Our wonder is that the President did no
issrue thialiroolamation as one — of the firs
Beta of the'liar. But better noir than no
at all.
The Address.
The address of the National Union State
Committee upon the astounding issue pre
sented by the Breckinridgo Democracy, fte
embodied in Hughes' resolution, which we
publish today, is a sound and able doco
went. It puts the question as we put it
simply as one between Union and Seces
sion, Loyalty and Treason. It is on this
Issue that parties will really divide this
fall. There is no escape from this &Darns
. Men may delude themselves with the
notion that they arb voting a Democratic
ticket; but there ks no Democratic ticket in
the field, unless democracy and treason are
convertible terms. It is idle for any man
,viho follows the lewd of Messrs. Hughes,
Sleeltei, Darr, Hamilton, or anybody who
belongs to that fraternity, to pretend to be
a loyal men. ,As well might a volunteer
in the service of JefL Davis profess to be
loyal to tbo flag of the Union. . • •
COL. J. W. Stutz; now in service at
New Orleans, sends to Freeport a leading
editorial fret:alio) Neii &lune Data, in
favor of firming gloves when practicable to
fight for the•Uniott, Tbo Delki says:
Movement in the right direc
tion. It as time this prrjodice should be
pot tn.the test of ezperienoc: It has never
existed in the South."
Col. Shafer says: •
"This was written, by the editor, Jolla
Clark, heretofore a, pro...Lavery Democrat,
reseatly.editor of the couserystive Boston
Courier. Republished Grie,;-Yates'
speech hi, thislaper; .it wiss . ...euderreed by ,
our- entire' timay: complete
Emancipation, is the` wspie-word of this
smar"
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We erbl*Vetelktitti bit* trithe.ntelier
mr, De,* !WA: 4rit.d jratee; is.skitS/Y
*ate ',mem-roc .biiiiielaiiri*:iret
r0ati0.410.0 , , , :m r..unocoi ..ape,ttlet
hied, elands ' at: the feet, "attache-4RO
'Vow, Atm, if You - doe' 'easoir.doletide
opze, p a cut dots the krikmildlutis
7OA ..it think , tifgee thelielemielalte
rpnk l ikratneeeta t ililirthuir inib t ' l oP•'
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Address orthe National Vniop tlltate,
Central ;Committee - • • '•
To the- Loyed'People Peptuotpoluti
- `The recent and'foraiat sitim - lasion - Orthe
Chairman of the Breckin ridge State; Cen •
tral Committee that helprepared, and was
ready tii•presen to a
ti - Statir - eonventiotrt
.
his ewnfriends, a resolution contempla ti ng
the dismemberment these' States et a
period when the cotton Stales had seceded;
. and when all American patriots' were ago.
'aired betiveen doubt and'fear, Impute upon,
the National Union Central Committee tra'
imperative duty. •• We. do-not addries our
fellow-citizens' as alarmists-we-make to
them no partisan appeal,-when we declare
that thia admission, icamediately. before an
election for members ot Congress end ,for,
other representative; judical,' and Monier.
pal offieers, demands not only reba t e and '
repudiation, but such measures of precau.
- Won and. prevention as .will defeat tbe do
sign.now fully disclosed to tear our great
old State from that national faintly circle
of which she has been the atrongest stay
and the most beautifurtidorinent. The
Brechinridge organization in Pennsylvania
'cannot escape the solemn itemisation of be
ing'entirely committed to thisi design. Tho
terrible alternative coolly contemplated by
their chairman bad been prerionsly sug
gested,et a .so•called Democratic - meeting,
held in the city of Philadelphia, at'National
Hall, on "the 16th of January, 1861: The
resolution there adopted , Was ee follows
.‘.tezt..frjeophati . in the deliberate Ands z ,.
tfentr et- the
na, Bo far know It; Penney tin
gin,: the dissolution, Of the . Uniiiaby 'the
separation of the whole .snrali:r.-,itTresult we
'titan most. sincerely ,Itimantt-may -release
t4is ,Contmanweaitk to a large =teat frao the
lids which now connect lter-, with fhe 'Con
federacy, except so far as for tensporaey cOn
denienee she chooses to ntbrnit to thswi,
would anthorize and require her
through a Convention to - be assembled for
that purposo,4o- determine with Whom her.
LOt dial! be cast-I:whether with - the'Ntrrth caul
Last, whose fanaticism has precipitated this
misery upon us; or witleetir brethren of the
Scab, whose wiettie'we, feel aeogr oWn ;' or
whether Pennsylvania should standby bet-
Ulf, as a distinct community; ready , when'
occasion offers to bind together a.- broken
Union, and resume her place of loyalty
and devotion." - •
- Isi order to prove the treasonable purposes
of the leaders of the party of which Mr.
nghes is the representative; it is only ne
cessary to state that nearly all their acts
and words from January. and February;
1861,,d0wn to the present time, hero been
so many proofs of their conviction of the
justice of the views contained alike in the
resolution adopted at National Hail, Phila
delphia, in January,lB6l, and in that pre
pared and purposed to be offered by Mr.
Hughes to a Democratic State Convention
is of the same year. They may
not, in express terms, have endorsed the
suggestion to drag Pennsylvania out of the
Union, but in nearly every county conven
tion they adopted resolutions and proclaite
ed sentiments, the object and effector' which
were to embarrats the General Administra
tion, which is always the embodiment of
the Government, and never more so than
in these dark and trying hours; and no
,to
prepare the way for that devastation and
ruin which mtuaresult from the separation
of the Republic, so earnestly desired both
by the armed and unarmed foes of our com
mon country.
Regarding, therefore, the resolution now
admitted and Affirmed by the Chairman of
the Breckluidge State Convention u the
real platform of the Breckinridgeleaders,
it is our right and our duty to discuss its
remedies for our national difficulties. This
resolution offers to Pennsylvania no in
ducement to remain with the freeiStates„
but attempts to bribo her to join the re
volting and sLaveholding Confederacy.. it
contains few words that appeal to the Im
mortal memories which have sauctitiedthe
Union to the hearts of all our people, but
it designs to present strong commercial and
sectional, and disloyal reasons, as so many
temptations leeway surpeople from their he
reditary and religious patriotism. We are
told in this resolution'of the Chairman of the
Breckinridge State Comb:Linea, that in the
event of a separation, Pennsylvania "must
either take her place in--some - northern
fragment of a once glorious Union, and
rest content to be shorn of a greater part
of her manufacturing industry, and of;her
export and import trade." • • -• " •
"or she may, if a member of the new Con
federacy, become the great manufactining
workshop fora people now consuming, an
nually three hundred millions' worth of
products and manufactures from, and
imported through the Northern States;
her cities become the great com
mercial' depots and distributing points
for this Confederacy, and her wealth, popu
lation and glory be promoted in a degree
unparalleled in the history and prosperity
of any people." And then Mr. Hughes, the
chairman of the Breckinridge State Com
mittee, says "that it will be the rightand
duty of her citizens" (that Is , the people
of Pennsylvania) "to consult their own ,
best interests in a position so momentous,
and decide between the LAWFUL ALTER
NATIVES."
•
Loyal men of Pennsylvania, these alter
natives are now presented to you; it is (or
you to decide at the election, on the 14th of
October, whether you will go for the old
Union and the old Constitution, or whether
you will accept the bribe'.offered."by the
sympathizers with Secession, and commit
your destiny to the infamous experimenter
a elaveholding Confederacy. This great
issue has not been presented by the Na
tional Union Committee, but by the repre
sentative of the opposition to the Adminis
tration. and the war. We submit to our
fellow-citizens,' and trust their verdict at
the ballot-boxes will show that they are
tot unmindful of this pregnant and sag
gestive admonition.
CYRUS P. IiIA.RELE,
Chairman Union State Central Committee
ar° ' W. if "mullPs 'Seeratturies.
,e , W. .1. How4nn,
What Would Come of Separation
The Londbn Morning Star discusses the
probable effect of a separation between the
North and South, were suctran event pos
sible, and clinches an argument in favor.
of the Uniod with the following vaticina.
tion:
Washington is the centre of a continent
:—.Richmond would be bat the capital of a
second rate republic. The greater com
monwealth, with he ever increaaing popu
lation, would dwarf its "unwholeroome
brother. The world mould continue to re-
gard the states north of the.rotornac and the
Ohio as the transatlantic home of the Angle
Saxon race, while the elates south of that
line would either shrink by comparison
into politital insignificance, or provoke
mingled alarm and abhorrence by their
lawless devotion to aggressive yam and
piratical commerce. Such a revenue,' of
races and of communities would be indefi
nitely more to the disadvantage of the
South than of the North. We believe that
the disadvantage is perfectly foreseen, and
thatlefferson Davis would vastly prefer
Lobe the successor of Abraham Lincoln .
than founder of a slew line of Presi
.. .
dents. . .
A DICIIOOEAT ON vie PlESlDsoie PAO
ct.thintorc—Mr. J. It Stall*, 's prominent
Denibtrat of Ohio, Inc letter to the if..;
Mr. Arnold, of Chicago, expressing regret
at ble inability; to. attend a war meetly&
asid : "At lest tee face of the Preatdent ie
timanis Freedom, and we fight for, the
true ditsUnies of the Republic. 'IR slow
tinfoils to the world, im It has become elsar,
Atiiing nominees, ehitis theitepl lune Of
.
hen - Of Jim Uscut,=-John
Ilushee, a.' nephew of /Nadi W: 'Hughes,
Vie feeder of the Breoltfniftfga - deotoorsta
(II lnnle , eoinetintleli • :libellee:
tem - at thCht4t.le of Antle*i., The. wde]
'pa:llol4v it••14,41ef1e;,P414104441!*r
nifitie-dr•r:4 17 .1 . 04,
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~t~~':i1-~rci[~a:
34,13 AT THE [EON CITY ,
4 , Reno atidat-flalc, '
, 1131M3') 11(011WI1IO. at 11 o'clock
ACOtPTAIIOIC Or BILLS.
va.I.E1151(4:11.: 11.11•TP:
_
Vu —thealtialpiot Pitt TowiAlp • illataka at
- the - POEttlll2`BtlHOOr HOttIItILV - ta Ottlatidt - atr
-WitONESNLY SYR NlNG•Octolat,tltb, arteelock,
Io mak, attippmenta Io ball. ottr.quotatllactialtb
oaClitattlit; Any parroa bating Iltairttega Ott
wqicataatii afoot the el:walla:lent, 101 brlog thati
atatoatiaaiipaaldaaad atattatenta taabieb ittoyir•-
' attaettert.7'7 PVIT Ulf% •
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g.STANION - 111110 jAILTILLRe
t ThG'choles Ilatferyn. l o ft: V:t
fl oa il e . g i al: ..- 1,!„ .. m 0.
en zn i,fi 6
be' ocaptekl . lo fill
' JOHN I : kIA Y
.4 1 , A. ,4 .
111 lo Fifth atpet.
Lake supeno
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PARK; -, APCU DT & Co.,
K.,..6. ! ... 0 , of 811EATHINcL fiIIAZINILS' IlleD
BOLT COP,PLII„ PRZOBI.O COL'llitt Borromk
.neisp wgILL BOTTOMS, OPA 14 . 01 BOLDift;
also ImpOrtaii and dealer. in META LO, TIN PLAT), -
co .
SLIBET 1 02 , 4 W/BA . ‘ O ...MUT' .... iluend,
; TLIINEILS'i*GILINZB ND TO9L B . .-,. ,
i.:
*AZZ.BOVIii. No. 149 Y t 604,12 fl 94stitutitti.111;
Pi tiOuro..k'entea-
~ rigifyli enters of r cut to say desired pit.
mradawlyT •
Confeatiow and 4.lsi t griegge
or ' .111i1p. lttbliaed O'S SURD lad'
. .
a • end • caution to young men„who lutist
&al Netroua Debility, Premature DeMy, do.; sup-
Plyitig'ii (So tame time the means of Self-Cure.
'By oni mbOlute cured himself 'after being gut to
ei.at •ADMltilltrough medkat ImpoilUour and guer.k.
pry. By ansiMilog • poet-Mbi edam:med. envelope,
oumag may be had of the author, NiTlittN
#.j,nieyr4it. Leg., Bedford, lima, Co., D. Y.
we. a.' Loam • .... ......P.ku.t.s •
Irrsesbr - ........
ROBINSON, MINIS & ML-
E,15, 701714 W AND MAZISIIVISTS, WinpllKlTo2ll
*014114, Pittakiurgh, Nate& '
arm/. No. 21Na:sr. Ernr.vr.
Manttlictrirtall Cads Of SUMS ENCINICSIND
LULL: •MACHINSEY, CASTINGS, BAIGROAD
MISS, ISTIAII BOILERS AND' SEGINIT- IRON
'O4/111.
**VOWING . AND lISIAIBIIiG dorm on .hort
i3e4163. ,
, .
,M — BITRICS & BARNES, .
FIRE-PROOF' SALAMANDER SA'
SANK VAULT. IRON VAULT- DOOR, A
BURGLAR, ! PROOF &AYR
MANUFACTURERS.
Now. 123 eusd 131.77rird
aisrBANK. LAHNEAI alwayi bacid.
MARX
461-; I
CARWA:Gt 14191FAciliiig
it. illscfd ostabllobed Coscb Ftietoi7,
DUQIIBB73/C . WAY, (Kau 8?. C,AniS":l
Mllittsburgh 8
el Worb__
utLaz Jorms....... t ions L. rt)....—.w. lectiLotr9n.
JONES, BOYD -& C 0.,.
Usuntrpturrn of OAST surf.; .Iw, AIMING,
PLOW AND. A. STEEL SPRINGB AND
AXLES, annex or Rao and Tint girt,. Pittsburgh,
Pernett.
C. I rs KIRKPATRICK 16 . CO.,
.
tarots
anal and Wholesale Dealers In LAIIPB,
craimaire. SHADES, CELANDZLIEBS, de.
113 - Wholessle Agarits ter KIER'S 01:LEBEATED
LiLUMIN &TINGAND LUBRICATING CARBON
OILS, No. ZS Wava &ram, opposite Bt. Charles
Cote]. Pittsburgh, - Salatlyd
M"JOHN COCHRAN & -
1119uulsausap of /Llama, num vstruti
AND VADLD- 118 "IDTDMIDA,
WINDOW (WARDS, Ac., Nos. 91 Second sW69I nod
86 Tllrd street, between Wood and Blarkst.
Han 06 band a variety of tom Pattern, -
and plain, suitable for alt purposis.
Partionlar attention paid to. ancloatng ar►n Le
Jobbinirdone at abort notioc • • NIP
IWEL B.: dc C. P. Tape;
hIAITUYAOTIFIRaiii al:04141/6 PIBoo;yi it
CAP. - LETTER AHD ALL KINDS. =or ..wtsp
INlPHareiremotTod from. No. n Wood Walt to No
.13 Smithfield street, Pittsburgh. P..
sarcesti os. TRADE TOE RAGS. m' t
N. HOLMES & BONB, Dealers
In 'FOREIGN AND , DOMESTIC BILLS 01/ =-
CHANGE, CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, DANK
NOTES AND SPECIE, No. 57 Market qtronl, Plus
burgh, Ps.
111 .13olloctions made on , all the prlndlpal ciao.
thnnotbotn the United State.. .
IWHENRY H. COLLINS,: • or-
WARDLNO AND ODNICIASION NEROHANT r azuI
wholesale. dealer . hi OIIMUUL, 13U,TT1L8,,137.ND8,
11/114H, and Prod9ce generally; No. lee 'Fogel street,.
Plueleniah. Pa.
STRAYED.—ThreeBop were
found trespauleg 00 the premises of thr
subsertber. to Scott toweahlp. Allegheny county,
*bout ;the 26th of September leak .Thiy are mama
Hop. In good condition, and are supposed to base
been drafted knit of a dui». ' The- owner is dodred
to etrme foryeard.- pro,* property and take them
awe,. or they will be dlspceed of as the law directs.
I. , ULENFrom . e - anbeeriher, on the
S
rdabt of the 6th hot.,oneeet of Wagon Hareem
"Including Brtehband, Leader, Lee thei, Dollar, Items;
Montag and Bridle. - Briebband Aorta-half worn,
Ire inch, .breadttn.and was hot mended with a
thong. " Teo Dollare reward will be niece fo. Abe
thief and harpoon or flee Done,. for It formation
where the ba-anea zany be had... • . •
ocaltd ESP
DACIA%
. sgotrLDEas,.
• BID'S, -
FIA plain; .
• •Do.. caovaamed; •
8 0. atb
In an and pr ode by WM. Do
S. DAYScumme 00...
. , • . 4tl Liberty abbot.
p • ranums, U i'Y GKA
H. C. Ltosam.t..
daaraq al Lam and Olaf. 41;noi.
N 0.114 MTN srassr,
Prosecutes °NUN* •Clalms of awrry descriptlon.
PENSIONS for dlsalilisd °Moors, sold ins, 'elan Mid
marines. BOUSTIZSI sad ?ENNIS/NS for the end•
on, pars? orphan d ItEreca brother. and alsterl4
or other l repismoutatimi of thee, oho' hare Olaf
or beep kt ed Ip themrrica'; or boo died after
am /Ph from ammo contracted to soirloo •
etilrbto charge sista claim collected mid ito letter
Ell be, asuresared talon tests/op I. ostelasat. osl6:rest
V LILL! Tl 5 101 Liz+ .51 ttINIT I
,3E3 S , •
With Dectifkate Ilarpoi:Cand 6ocrnitlag OiDocr,
ler 444 by :
.W. 8. HAVEN, •
Stat.lar . stul Pylutar.
. .
*64 008.NDB WOOD AND
hioacuw,; or-rine
•U batititt withdrawn hit tali ea-skit in • tortilla.
&timid the atom Dalai settled I • tato this meow
to Mato known that I do not • harp old IfOriput
with taking soy jam of money Ir m ma. and that I
cot alder Mot an honest man. • • .
•
fEamtaat. Octotwe 6 JO Hi :?
W w R /alNDief.
• ULT 1.11 . .1 • A
'stock thl. fall of tuba. tiro stud,' out 7111)it
'Ult., of lb. locum voluliblikvarittles, seloctod with
nut care. trolt growin and ties • devers, boy In
by th• quantity. wilt D. ONO orlt. Morally. We
royociftitly Cavite on ashabattoo of oar trees - sod
prices by Om public. •
. 7* JOIIN 11111BDOCtl i Jo.
- -
1862. MoCORD & CO.
. .
Mere, IJAPB.STRAN 000 i:
. . BONN= AND 1111/JUR ROOD&
Mardi sad
. ,
- nu WOOD IMIIIIT . i
iii•lra rwaiTtag to ast
Vaßarom" sz a dira l lio ( 411 8 ' ar ta"
C V
tzArvie r g t4 • - al"
x.mbint. - medal olaraatp?. , u. Ihkvlioaa.ve at
I Zer"
_4OOO inlitortrua
%../ ado bi • ULLA Matlltrie
:: ..
r:772r7;=rrrr I SM
•
•
A N ORDINANCE -;:titithOsitinti the
-terir+Of ends to be exec aged foigorisigni
in nayotent of .übserirlons to Itsßroad Companies
WfII!.••LAI,EIy titiAet of the General Ater bly of
the Blatant Pe editylign is. en titled
. ..."Att to au
thorize the Ott OJ.Pitfithufello Om le; with
•the bigelerwerßODO.W said
of ii etiptions totho °spited stock of -core Railo
road Companies." appealed the llth day t Apml.
:A. D. istrz, , baCkrintetta 'of laid city ars a thoraed
negotiates compromise with the *old eks of veld
Bonds._and LUIS ant. Boad4to toexebangOd foe the
old one.: mew. therefore, in scour arms with said
Act of Assembly. and for the purpose. of effecting
said warrantee-- •
dsc. I. Bo ft ord.:hied clod enact d by the Arayor, Al
dermen and eitheladrrittsbirryk; ia &Led cad annum
Outwit ettestbied.4id it is hardy nodal' bp As ae
thcriiit,Of tissons, That the Bonds of the City be is.
sued,in, the manner prenribed is 'Act, to an
anottot not ..exceedhig sdghteei hundred thousand
dollars, satirist: the - nor of una thousand dol
fans, dated Jithiry lit A' D:1863, and ,payable in
flay years, bearing four, par cent. internt; payable
e.col scurnallyouri dui Ant day. of Joly and January
°beach year, and having coupons son zed, to cent
sal , futenst, Wiped by the Controller of the city,
sold Bonds: and =pour to be made' payable to the
clty ofbieVlork." • • . , .
,OTIOES.
Copper Mill and
• . ,
ext: 21 hat the Controner er the city to end is
hereby inthorlvd comproinhee etch, any bolder
or:toilets Of Bowls, 'bitted by the city althoritle:,
in p,eyinent'of subscription, to. capital amok of
co
,ratirriadcommoy. by 'girls* In excbange for
b id non hooch. . sw BOildN of the imme a. thorixed by .
this oilothee; on the following tame and condi.
'Gone.:la: The nsw,Bonds. hearths four per met.
lot. teed to be la thename &mot= se the old ones tor
- which they are exchanged, and the as:pont - 4a mad
'unfold. of the old Boole, to be petd.and cancelltal by
transferring stock of the railroad company to vision
aid old Bonds fare booed, at its nominal value, to
an mount squat to said coupaus. • .
The abuts ordinance was re to Coniscils,, and
Sad ouce in both the tie and Common Council.
Oc:obar dila. A. D.. 4842. and ordered to pubiteh
ed three times, in threeencaustra weeks, in the pa
pare authorised to do the city printing.: ,
inning MegllLlnf r
President of Select
Attest : M. B. Mocaow,
that of Select ComsolL'
- • A. 0.31'0412fDLX&9.
Praddent of Common Conan.
Attest: flan llPMarga, • •
Clerk of COMUSOiI Council: oe7:leted3w
ca.A N tiKDINA NUS relative to the Fab-
No sower on Aun Cinch, . ••'
Bso. I. Be it ordained Mad roodad by' th. ray. ,
Aideratom mid leftism. of Piterborpli, ie *deaf mid c.m.
elos ammo I ossrubl d, and di 6, bJy minded by Mt
au/Corny qf t eaamo, That. the bey and wen nent
made on toe property benefit/id by the construction
of the priblk sewer in and atonic.. portion of Ann
street, inthe Eighth ward; be and theism° is here
by approved. •• • _
-Coco add Limy and amassment is iifollow.:
Jacotr Moe ner, 1 lot on Anti slyeet-,.--11 - 25 48
O. Wolf,' - do 60 96
%Debtor 411-White,• 1 lot do , 25 48
Wm. Hater, -1 do •do •
Valentine Cappel, Ido do 48
Itra• cis Yrirdrscb,l do do —...—. 95 48
Lords Mattel, Ido do ----. 829
Michael raw do do ---.---. 829
Jacob - Hounzmen, do do .. ... 829
Joint. Herron, 4 lots on continuation of Aon
shoat, easterly 31 16
John Laughlin, 1 lot do do ... 829
Adam Hater, 1 lot do do - Bra
Michael Stoehr; 2 lots on Prune areuus..--- 16 6s
Valentine lleetantt. 1 let do do - BIA
Het. Bayer, Slot,, continuation of Ann at. 41 45
BeebbrA White, 5 lots, do do 41 46
-Ct. P. Cbuith, 6 lota do do 49 74
Eighth Ward Public /School, 3 lots on Ana et. 76 44
Thee. Within:an, ' 2do do 80 98
James Hamilton.- Ido do 25 48
- Hostler, 15. W. lot cor. Ann gages it.. 76 44
Contatioser ' .4624 61 $O9 80
-
Do. acsestroont
Ordained and - onicti o into a law is Councils, MU
Bth 8.7 of October. A. . 1882. 4
JAMES Ife.AULDY,
Prealdant of &loci Conn!.,
Amin: D.B. Ifozzow.
Clerk of Select Cotuar.D. " •
A. G. ACCADDLIBBI3,
Attain: Bona 3111 A Procldant of Column CounciL
ms,
Clark Of 00RUMOVI Council.
Ai.iSNTS WANTED.
0.11.119688111G1 AGYNTB WANTED
TEE GREAT ERRRLLION
mg CI➢IL W 42 IN THE . 9HIiMD silgirzo.
•
d Input work, 't D e snld only by nabiorlptlon.:
-
toagette, perscratag umio, wkd
!ire desirous of locrattro ocoployozoot please can or
address, i
iTOI-IN P. HUNT,
MA;IONIO ELUL, Firm STRirt,
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
CELEBRATED 'FEMALE PILiS
Preiaarsd from pralcrlption of Doctok Dapmcco
This wall known kii•dlchie la no imposition, but •
am and rads remedy for Female grillicultiee and Ob.
struttiona, . from any cause whatever- and although
• pos , remedy, it contains, nottilett s iurtfol to
ns
the cotltuttost.- To NallillED . LAD •it leps.
salted. It will in a-very shoat time brthg•
on the monthly period with regularity. In all MINI
in Nervous and 13pinal Adection. Pain in the Stank
and Limbs, Hawkweed !attires - on -slight exertion
Palpitation of the Heart, Lowness of Spank Bye!
taloa, flick Headache, -Whites, and all the pearl
disarm occasioned by • " disordered specter these
Pills wit!. eibect a core 'whoa all other me aty nave
tailed.
. . •
These PIM bare never been known to WI when
the Omsk= base been followed strictly:
ONE DOLLAR AND FIE MTV, enclosed Di
lb* authorised Agent Pittsburgh, Pa., will to
=OM
DR. DIIPONCOII FESISLII pithy ,
DIIPONOWS ISIIRLI PILLS '
DR. DIIPONOO'S FIESILLS PILLS • I
DLL DUPOIWYB PISIALD P/LLB
M 7 sly Sigh and naves fill
- +. 1 .1 an ask and sonar 60
T -
T ate asfa, and nsver
Thy are oh, and MO All
hsrrseiraam, Pa..,
And etre ell female Oomph/env
And cunt all Tamale Complanai
And eon all Female CampLint*
And cure all Female Complast*
Thei 174 a blifialai and • ears.
They are • Mewing sad • ears
They are • bbming and • cork t
- They area blade san and • ears.;
Aid Far be sest . t7 matt to rrl put at ia,.tooatq
I .
71011:151 . 14. 1 ,141LTON,;
.• •
eirmi bs Pittgarali and vidatty,
Na 67 - iND 69 - finein SS
~• i
Kati; l
81714 4 10 1 zo AZZl9razga
It nftd•no It hsa no small irbstovar. , - - •
It meanie DO dill or• Mut: , •
/I•taria4lho mot' !atoms* Loot. _
It produces ski Moot nontb. • - I
It la mt. ono lkosttlt ;
,Sokt B:IKON
tx3 - ~, • earner smttnnold andl'ocrentrestin
1862.
R
11 " r f c . lai. ! tc"Te P.lr i fu"
17 1 17 It, isiritrizle,
urturvaa,st.
a taitaa.Agisit of thismairea Militll47
rtiaaDSVAlSlSlDMisitutur es Mad.
Ts will kind plow br °Apr.
.tauprinoc, L. • I -
TOl4 DIIST-50 bblik.roosi,t;
tiselfeaditly* 8311 M 00/4EIPIL
f J. T iff
P/T2TDUAtOH PA
au. uIIPONCO.B
An • Belestille Pisperatbiu
Ana &IWO° Preperatka.
Are • Heientlfle Prsperstion.
An a &heath° preteratlati.
mom an obsimesi.,
To remove strolbstroctiOno.
o remove ail obotrootktos,
Tom:toga all otetmetions,
?
When the directions aro lbHon i ed.
When the dtreettont are Menet.
When the deletions are lantana!:
When the dtreetteeenre thlhneed.
10111tYrOGRAtaiAL)30113--A *dose
JL stalc amt lan* at lemmits, JA.
For sal* by - !WM nauurralil uCks
tonatunaod - enUown.67.Woodatnoj
• . r3l-4".1: j.li f
60 Wm Itifskrt i l ok rafeen '
Jan roofing awl for eale b
p urri c:AINIDAiAGON.-41.Vansclisu.
P 067. UT* 0:61 okatkofaiiibis Ike icy buitossh
*ft fakity 11626,66! - rozllol EVI L . •
Urtlitt.--34x: buckets'. ifssidlar:44lof
.L.P tar Pod riaohod and ex Ws - •
• ,• •
Q7XO4/5,
6
rodys tirrig!braiwt, •
ee -• • R. CO...wim
I . o rEir, tff►r 4 i 2.lf3it
ADOO A •0- O
• toall RLLOY FINDALE
'S:NNW
BrZIOPLATI CO. COLORID NAP or
TOE MUSED STAMM °ABADAN AND 712 W
NIDINAWICK. from recent surreys. completed An.
1a 10 16' 8; cost 1YA.,0. 0 to engrare It and one
. par's time
_taps:be. to any sto-map mar mode br Odlon or
31.1trdo sod sells at the lov price Atty man:
ate,Ocal names erreograrnt cm Dila map.
It la not only • Dowdy Nap, but It to also a
.09,0mr7.ATED-2111=01D - NALP
. .
or the Caged Shins and Cmisdas combined In oms,
giving zrisr SA:LEWD STATION and dis
taaoc
Guarantee backwom cir man $3 toSS par day.
ant will take all hums that cannot Wald and
refund the , money.
Sent ter St worth t try.
Printed instructions how to canvass will, fat •
ad all our agents.
Warrro—Whassila Agents for o.r Nap, in EY
State, California., Canada, Bnglind, Prance and
Cuba A fortune may, be made with a few haunt/mi
di:4llra capitaL No mupaitios. •
J. T. LLOYD, No. 164 Braiding, N.Y.
The Mar DepartakeW vas aer. Map 14 Tired",
Maryland and reranylrarda, cat $1044100,.en erhkh
Is marked Antietam Chet. Bhatpetrarr, Msxyl.
night.. wuwv Von TagT7.Mhortm r 11 e. Noland'a
:ord, and all Where On Mu Potomae, end ern* other
placed* ;MV:id, WNW& and Penneylvaale, or
LLOPACTOPOGIZAPHICIAL MAP
_
Of Kentucky; Oh* Indiana and Allude. le the only
anthcaity tor Oat. Duel and the War Department.
Matey refunded to say one finding an error I ft.
Plies f# mote. . ,
. .
, VA= the Tiibun% August
' lia2l irmAiad tmti Pattite.
toaa ,, Thil /UP 121 in . hags ; Its east is but 25,
1 %05%455 k 41. beet saki east be
..rzorre ZAP el: rite MIHEMIPPI
hoot Waal surreys by Copts. But and W."Bassim.,
Mississippi tiros pilots, bi St. /to., shows
essay man's plantation and owners mane Rom et.
Louis to the. Golf of • Merloo-1,310
sand-bar,-bland, town, landing , and alt phase t 0
miles ta ck from tho riveter -cod .kun in moths and
Mt". io objets; 32 31 pockat fora, and
sa 60,0 t, linen, with' roliers, Beady dept. 20.
. , -• NATE Dagmmtralrr.
:Tgasto &pt.
•J. T.'imoro-- , ,Eir :. Sandkiag N, IT. 1561.
ma your Nap or tail NW
dmippl With Drib porhandnd nardrit..„Boor. _ -
Admiral Charfea H. Dula, commanding km wiwa.
dpplgotdron.'hiauthoriseddtop as mango
aro require:l for rum Of that
ootatd GIDEON WUS, geo of Nary.
r COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
DEA . I.I.IIa
,EATON, MACRVAI &.004
• - N0a.:17 and 19 Fifth Eltrei3k • •
Jobber and' retatlenr of Tannataaa, - 110a13B01-
DiaLta; EMMY, GLOWS, :HOOP BIM%
8111130398, BMW. OCILLAN4 TILL 17NONS
suurra and DRAWXBI, WOOL= ROOM, NB.
BIAS, BOADIN, ZIPNYB AND SIINTLAND
WOOL; %MOB'. KNITTING YARNS, on band and
to arrive.
Our stock was pnietuaed beton tbs loot grads&
ranee in prices, and a* offer Inducement, to
MY AND COUNTRY CHAIM MflLi.
NRI3B, PRDDILIRd. , and al mho boy to all man.
N. a,ak. wom.t
Staple Dry. Goods,
♦t wholesale only.
LOOK HERE.—Thar friend JAMS
BOBS, No. 89 Ilatket stmt, his r ooo ntlY To
tomod from thetut with.s largo stock of. •
BOOTS £R-D BROLEI,
Comprising AU the dithrent varieties and Mesa sow
in 'Mins snd navies selected it Limed: hum the
listens manufacturers, la now prepared to *Sr to
the public goods which - con recommend far neat-
•
:Ma advise all those In want of neat and salami
lief coverings for ths feet to all cm Mr. WM fl„ :feel.
ins =Mint they will be suited torregartht quality
and price.
opt
arliettlember theplace; 89 Ifeszsr STMT..
' -
13U • Li
144 GUISES STENS?, NEW
,701111 01T7.
GOVIROMIENT
Put up to tin foU pound mom 4t b n bat, and 'ln
bulk. Out polo nogg from Bto 30 =to. We put
/au,. iusecerso.; BUP.- MO, Rip AND
We belrri oar 817 0122, 5 t brEeTrAIL az;78: 142' und
Coffee nor ardasieddramod to or to
bar. Agtatit Here: - PLiCIIs TOTING, la Chao.
book corner Washington gift!.
MPI Nor Tart
, 01.0 watt DOLINIAIZI leL
ScatlieW -1,P4114111hr
4 TABInt 3
ERN Ner
•
Shipping awnommigaion Meiciuint,
rairedice up stain,- -
•
8a:117 w.tra, - sraur
And desist - 1n BUS% DT
arzarre, .bY tbs =IOW Plana onirt
di (k solicited.owtow:any Of /midge and DoinastleTkteschan
.,
Mr. A hie butinata connections In all nuts of the
Ratted States, Europa:Onba, South Atuarks. Oa.
furnish Sandwich Ulan* Australia and Ohba.
•
Itif IL ITARY. 1/I.lUltia, BO UNT
PENDIONI3, BACK PAY, and /1/LITAB
CLAIMS oreverldiiscripUon; oollactsd.by the tub.
scriber, at the'fcilowhis wet viz: Peadcups, sic! oo;
all other, clalue, 5310; C. cl..T.Lll9s‘
at ga
lib. ?3 Giant' otreeAlicantet, Pittsburgh, Pa.
N. B. No charges are road, if the did* Auer not
euccatd, and ell inkaisation glean gratis. - setts
II
I
•
. 20 000 Bsandeas Bags;
2 . 600 WV, beaTy, Linen Backs;
6,oooAnny, Oats and Corti arr.
For data
600 Salt tracks;
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.
malt WESTCHESTER - ACADEMY
.L amp maLrrasy nierrrtrm. AT.IFEEfi
ONISTICE, PENNEELVA,I4.I4.II- commence Abe
ulster term of Ate taknear =nabs on tbe 'l4 or
NO TENBER NEXT. The' coarse of hmtructlon
thordofdli sad antawfttoi designed and annum' to yrs.'
sant boys and, young man -for badness or tans.
The Principa. who devotee an Mall= to the later.
eats of hit echoolUnd Its pupils, to eadatad by MAC
entkgnen of ability and eagatienws. The Nasals,
"ea and Bpootkh homages are taught by natty*
rmidad teernernan'adroart
i ztdch will be fewllly
a Cr i filitry ibel"tmli le ander the charge of
m: u st. Zekand nitadams, whom VIM'
and
the tkm are" eitensively kaolin ; roar
dutlui and do not, In any wig 'mter•
fan wits Abe Lltentiy , Dopartmonia, 'Ono tolt.
mint among Quo cadet
to
imoll to Is ion optdonot.
Ibreatakune. do..
• - - • ' • 71 9 1 . P. 11/08:A.
N a - :TM • . t 77
W groxrdaziaiwith lb* 71
•az law. all puma=totiSo of tau • •
•
•- • • oaaaro rorodrod to inch &mks as
• led
Vi ln the law. 'and - tri•tocodlur •
l itAirgiatffia .7 . • • •-•-••
.;.*
• aseTai.
.term iOD motor% Blank a .
Bo k Itioanfietumo
Stationers. 67 Wood street. wile•Savdt ,
- -
ur HO
M. LE z AL E- PAPER ; ' WARE.
v. EO
OAP PAPSBd. •-• •, -: . • ' •
.: - :....• • , ,', rims P llts - - -- ': -i , -
. WRAPPING' PAPZEk Era
AOimp told till • tiotttod stock of the tott,brostaa
oia totoold.ot - loot Ftt,ttiolorOtetilrottamtelllistl
It to tbetr.totportap_ to drool ti. 0t1P.2% - •: '
wilco. Joinumois co,
1 .. .
- •
larosairsod :Paper Dalases. ISt Weed strosC ‘,
§:
kakt JOB TBLLITING ROUBB4—
Cods;olradsni,Prks 1314
Lfs44l,3 4h tsteri,,'
Ledfarilakbortemitaxmauirik, kt
-117;C:orod Atlir: kind oftotl.H9l,:
exotattd wotriff, with 111111,141* 07 , •-• •
- • - • .mpL, G. 41111.195T0N a ON,-
mystsbilivact ; '• Ramo Job Ptiatera.ll7Woolit,7-
rkIUTOUBAYLUO CAB.D4 a impede: z
seta% Toe or
/or ' JOusbnlNJlt CO.„
mottatinn" t- 7 - Eltationm of Wood st.
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MMMii
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=tMl
iB3MI
,
.
EMMEIM
DR r COOD&
- COODS r
NEW GOODS!
7C3R - D — Oilssi
-.AT
BARKER & CO.'S , :
59 Jektriket Sired.
BlLl4l—atia mast
tt nr u lat i t t i . Va ithi
4 F"
:T l l tptall: ser.d!-;
.Daras acritoWttha thus: th da lieeyart.
-
that sew
smart AU=
amortsasat
SZAWLB--111i1 121121•0111-116Xk.Linkiii!Illd
OLOTEI4 (IMEINSIS;
•
aounursxsta GOODS;
GENT% AND BOW Willi
MA •UM &
. . . .
NO.llB Market Street; ..
ilemactaityThuanomec• to the vim that-0,47 ats
LOWEST RATES
, .
au €iteasbr• a n d about stock of
. .
. . .
LEWES . AND CLOAK ,TILLKIIISIGS; ;TRW=
AND Barran MILBROIDIBI1123; TALL AND
ErINTER GLOP= AND HOSIERY ; NEW
ENGLAND WOOLEN - 000D3 AND TARNS;
ELMS earns, COLLARS, - CRAVATS,
Taronraam BELLA2O.IINDKR-CLOTH
WO ; EIBLIONS..RIICHEIVA RONK AT
TRUCKING% HOOP BILLETS, COB
_
_ NETS AND NOTIONS. .
THE LADIES' . .DEPARTMENT
Will to efltad well stocko44ttb sum, courra
iIIAD HATA, Patton, (oe.lll3ll=Rßand WOll3
TAD FORE of the arineat aztcl Loa dodo= Abo * .
BEADS, I'.UXlCoual ND
wooia, amoszA
pimaßlM% 21:
,ses4 7 . smuttily Icattuils.
Invitee, aad ifirray Work. t - .W•azo paw= to MI
all opals! orders fa this doportosal with alopact
and dispatth. Ws vitt wII Ckomtty.Xortbdida sad
kollosnrOtada boar tit= -thot, Lao it= them now
WWlWholsoclo rcxotta up atalit •-•=-• - '
. • NAOMI OUT%
(Batireast Youth St:. audit* Disasossla ocet
Fesa. GtiOise, Itells tiOulis 1
J. -IVL-H.':Otirchfietirs
oLotria, _
aAcciux4, • - _ .
eFskivia,-
HOOP Bsiars,
PLAID PLANNILS, DUDS coons,
GazT mum's.
- inn rzaznsizu, '
,
vsLtow rwityr&s.
BLAlnErffi AND 00/00 i[2l3.
aITA. amortuang .151 4 W GlVEl C izrsfri,
1862. 7:
"""• 1862.
NOW OPNKOSO;
HAUDION
it Market Street - -
AA * *
DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS,
CLOAKS, and
740i E B Blia 3 1
• •
That We tan oar tom abli to afar, • plat sant
of width we bars bought at eta" latp ;
14ew York 4nc.tiono, •
%MinaWu to otter put loductotooto to both
trtorloollo gal Mal cash tomtit
•
N.ll.lqtaas mitt sad mialas oar atodCbdcas
parthaalas atainthars. u n an convinced, that It
eili be told* hasten at bums at att Ih3da ot DRY
o,,flalatiON zt IAVZ a 00.,
t.
NSW FALL GOODS.
SUM 177:L2 ULOAS ; •
EITTLZ SHAMA 2,3
EM . W EITILS 012120171:,
mum (*LOUD FWD% tpr Lidlie *vim
insrp lIMP!T POPLINS;
nal) Darr ponarai,q cans.
ittilascw - a,Skirny ;
Alto*Hike Auld aakerei ;
tror style 1100 P anus, =O4 'Vidal rs 4l l b.
lbend the pride et the weld. _
•
TSB QUAKERSKIRT,
Mao Cue, and • '
libiblreses
HITG118';
cot z
FII=
D' TRAY
of thiieuxt
ID eam plain colon InANzrigu is
IR. strflod
15- do
.borisd
16 / 1 P77 "
On Ims, laid to =Tim
&Id "bolas& out satail at lowest iFttcat,
usoN, mom* :a co.,
Nirlaird !Mr
,s21m.1;11 sodszamios oar stock Of boom
Hatrlrtriod * Zar 314-C4niti. Bailic eallidrbh
Dow* Yams 2lbboos
Cdoso, Bib irj o i llantati.nai4eUk kyk=
/AMOY 000114-
°mi n" rat low Plow 100 cub.
• ; • ziogm Lod 7Difili z e v a4M
, 11/lALIBALIB ROOXS-ad tad lid
1-40 Hatipitisit„
lucanft—a.pitesairtlidl'ies r4l*,
lk"dirifid• itr
te a.
'stow BsELEt i 4ebed,
lepedomal sten Itae •
]Tos saieideskst • f,
aoatrs Gana,
Alt MS;
.a. 4 Wound Cuabrio Ocala; Um - sad - rooting
VoZarn Mel Copt Ocilla% Loa Tadli an
=Mgr. Slick lope Pit* Illac k g Lira
.QmatlitisaadThigosirdic tr,
tor, Soo* Joconetmot W likonae-
in J
ant and Ms Dmalbir. Nato'.
sot all attar /Miro o
us 4 Itscogooftp ids drip,
Alcuunr 4 Pl ManaGivross,.
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a YR
-MUMS, - 11 :
I,i "lcj
ma aelm at•oinniapp„ IL;
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