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Uniter the presedt apportionment law
.Wieduierplerid ' and'Armstrong counties
tomtit** one district, electing three repro
asntatiVes 'l;6 Legislature. The usage
Of botkpartici, evlor l eince the district was
fbratei; has been - to „nominate two modi
ilatits Westinorelaed and one in Arm.
etrong,Which is not far from a fair dials
-- ion,
.-eecording. to the poPulation. At the
late election:the copperhead candidates rtt
..osived:Majoritieetiemethinglthe s thane
sod !OldlAn r eldnTelands and the "Union
catididMes• a little._ over one hundred. in
Armstrong...; Of course the copperhead tick
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et for the dietrict was elected.
The;opposing Armstrong
were 11r.IFICits of Freeport, the candidate
H of Union party, and. _ Mr. OITAXVI2S of
+Appollo, the candidate of the copperheads.
In Arpetrong county Mr. had a
majority ever Mr. Oatmeal of 1112. -- votili;
and - sr far Iss that county is concerned he
isfelrl,y sleeted, Andes being so, will claim
Me seat-'
It leArie that the letter of the law is
against Kas; but there is a late delft
ocraticprecedent in hie favor which cannot
fail toearry him , through. . The counties of
Bidfelki and &Menet form ‘ one district,
sleeting two members, At the election in
1862, *wing to the strength
, of the Iteptibli
, ;- ea, toys in , Somerset, both the Depublizem
candidates were elected; but Mr. Cana, of
Bedford, (Dem.,) who had a majority over;
Mr. DeFermomma, his local competitor,
elalitad his seat as the representative of
Be4fei4on
,the ground that he ,was the
clinics of i'majority 'of the voters of that
comity:. and the democratic surjarity of the
Housivoted that his claim Val good, and gore
Aim his seat. ; That case and the one before
us are precisely parallel, and of conne
hfliirs. Will get his Mat.
Analysis of,the Vote In the State,
20,„ra smkes
:Ircarro " • 0: 1 .269
Zskri
Ocutliirrer
Cattiq mar W00dward....—.....
.? Aggnetsta vote tor Governor to
" • " VlaQ.
• ei is ,
....»_. 31,001
Agypte vote for Go vernor Men
f , c • " Supremo Judge " I=,oBB
nether of rotors who Toted 'for Governer
•
and dot tor Judy —.................. 2,581
Judge , lignew's .287,197
Ardp Lowrte's 254,139
• Agars); 13,308
(dram's note was greater then that given
LowiZl 'you was greater than that gin= to
19
':4l*3 curious result we see the effects of
.. ..iieltrest question Of the ear. In the
Ininds of a great majority, of voters to TOSS
for Cul= was to vote for the war, and for
." — the - measures of the Government in the
coact of the war; and vies versa ; while
imthh vote for. Judge this imme was not so
clearly And intimately invelved. This is
the *limn why Caftan's vote - was (Treater
thatt Arlascr's, and Lavremes•greater than
WoOnwann's. On the ground of more per
sonal popularity no man in the State could
beat:Judge Aoxew. Of course the great
question of the election affected all the
candidates; but it was not so much in the
matter' of, the Judge se of the Governor
• that ',Marra vote was felt to bs the test of
his,ilyalty. • -
Gem Roseerans.
, .
Hearing to the most flattering reception
' of' Can. Reficiass - - Cisteinneti, and his
• Jed:Wow and dignified speeChes is answer
Lodi. addresses of Judge Bronx" and the
Pier:Went of the Chamber of Commerce, the
Gefti.of - that ,eity . in an .editorial article
2thus: speaks of the recent change in the
tmenniand of the Army of the Cumberland.
We think the views expressed are founded
on beam Information than her been within
•
reach of many who have written on the
subject:
The military direction at Washington
has now fully justified the views' taken by
.
Ocu'Reseerins before the battle, by send
ing the reinforcements which it then re
fused. One-third the number it, has lo
warded since the battle of Chattanooga,
would, if sent before the battle, have se.
pared the triumphantoompletion of the cam
' ptiign by the destruction of liragg's army
anirthe severance of the Southern Conrad-
ersoy. The ireportance of that we canton-
calve.
They who , noticed attentively the opera
- Ilona at Inki - and Corinth last year, will
tesdily pereeive that when tin' Administra
•,": den; after the cheek, realise:A - the necessity
of uniting the Western armies in one oem
•' • yisitd, Roseman& remoral became a peen
- etty. It is probable thst the bane of the
war-military ` jealousy, would have pro
' Nentetithe perfect subordination and hearty
ea : Opt:ration of the cominandere of corps
• fkom otherlarraies with General Rosecramt.
- . 41ra ifhearto emirs this it was found nee
, voiralto appoint General Grant to -the com
etiaad armies, it became
a rola tary*ecomity Gat General Rosecrans
. should retireiie 'any one may see ;by the
retort as palm* operations when Rose
.
crane was undeiGrint.
conciliate, and sub Ordinate military
,jealousy 'this 'eorabined `army, General
ran* has bein removed, and the Ad
,
, • 101 0st.ritionii 21 4 1 1 0 PrsPirithisi to
carry. out, with more than able...tim p f
• o4eq
the • work which he, licit; twenty the
moreineli, weitld hay" a:depleted in triumph
GO fall. He retires. froze' his command
with undiminished reputation and with
• I.ll•l:Veldditit's twat:mum of his approval
and confidence. .•
The Army of the Cumberland has still a
commander identified with all its eervieee,.
and who' his .ita confidence; and General
Grant, with an irimistible force, the entire
' "ippon .of the- Administration,' and.' able
; corps commanders has the toad to-fortune
smoothed before him.
Carlhalal on Napoleon , ' Irma'los of
blealco.
Garibaldi by addressed the followlug '
tato tkit Patrieitia Club of Me.tio6:
"Gsnras, May 20,1883.
"To shrlitti* . ie aseb•of Federal Dim*: of
thl'haricati
"Genii/dm : I accept with pride the hon
orary prssidenoy , ttyons patriotio society,
end wonUilhat my 'any could joinpianist
tbe_dafetisiof - Yearconntry and tbi throaten
log pr Its 'abort", which coma with shame
the sanarous Trench tuition which, haring be
1160:311D;PrOlrestire_.ecarso of,AlrOPei bas
steir-tortwerted itself Into a blind - instrument
La ttitfluindi otatxrant,an usurper, 1411/11tr•
sr eliansed the; Stations Ass of ihe
Dana Itepablle into. stestdardfor
"Jul! diryorr•itontbute% steidfut, eemPaet
atidat Apthist this 'usurpation aotarsitA
of wei7d. .I:oefend beroloany your wan
, Av. Alai - them astonished Bump - that the
acne of. ^ 101 l do not fight in vain when
gasp. art}b for liberty, sod
wU 0 03 .011 , 5.( 6, iW call" ifa l 4 o ,/il O l- 7 . -,7
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ljawstut Dectitone4if // 0 "
— OW Ce.TPUPPribui r s
. 21" be Adlotitolphia lissnrissr, of Tneottlyjup
tl►6
"In the Circuit Court of the United States
Yetterday, • Judge - Grier delivered a decision
of great importance under the Mama corm
actof- Mara 3d,1863. The snit brought by
Gen, Giorgh NY..jonm, Es-Senator from lowa,
and Ex-Miniiter of the United States to Cen
tral ArtterriPh_ agotinst...SeeretaryfieWard, for
damages resulting • from-the imprisonment of
the former in Fort Lalayetto, :waa, sought to
be removed-from the Supreme Couiit of New
York into the Circuit Court for that District.
Judge Clerks, however, before whom the ap
plication for removal was made refused to
certify the record to the United S t ates Court,
and there the subject rested until Judge Grier
delivered his order in the case of Bodge*.
against-MarshalMilward. In this latteresse I
the record .wu, regularly certified into the
United•Statet Court under the set referred to,
and the order of Judge Grier was upon a mor
Lion to remit the record to the State Court, on
the allegation that the Me was not within
the provisioni or the sot. But Judge Grim I
denied the motion, deciding that the case was
properly certified into the Circuit Court, and
that it must be tried there in the same way
as if brought there on appeal, or as if - it - bad
been brought into that :marten Original pro
cess. This settles the law for this latitude,
and how any lawyer could take- a different
view from that of Judge Grier -it is very hard
to ice. The act of March Ed was designed
expreuly to cover just suet Motes as those of
Jones against Seward and Hodgson against
!Inward, and to refuse-to certify the record of
such cases Into the Circuit Court, or to remit
them when certified, would be to treat with.
contempt a provision of law which thus far
has not been assailed for want of constitu
dinality. • The following is Judge Grier's
opinion: •
siiircult Court United States, Eastern District of
,Penturylvania—Wallson • Heaton; vs. William
et al.—This case bee been removed into
this
court under the pturialonsat the filth section Of the
act of 3d of March, bart (Le Stat at Large, 756).
"Il is now moved to remit the record, en the alle
gation ttdit the case Is not within the provisions of
that net. 'Although the certificate of Misjudge who
ordered the removal of the case may not be mutative
on this
.court, If we should be et opinion that we
cannot entertain j uradktion of the parties or of the
tan" yet it has on the party who alleges that fact
to make it clearly appear that we we no mace to
doubt the correctnnes of the decision of the learned
judge who has certified this case, and tally concur in
the opinion delivered by him..
dlt would be imperflumm to repeat the ta
so well mated by that learned judge. It Is cle r that
the defence of the defendants (If they hate soy) de-.
I peuds whollyoo the Cnnstilletlua of the constitution
of o the
, 1 ., '/ f riledZ . 3tatee nited sand o
tave f acre of
tbet Tigress i, . The
don of the subject matter without rega rd theca!-
' mashie of the parties
The act Of Centrm already mentioned, which
authorizes the removal of each mum to this court i to
,
ant alleged to be uncohdltatbaud, nor that the par
' t y sa l not pursued the mode pointed oat by the act
Ina ease where there hoe been a final judgment, and
which, of course, was still In that court.
• The objection that the record shows that the
fusspots with which the defendants an charged was
not committed by:virtue of any order of the Pm.
!dent, or under his authority, or under color of any
act of Cougress, cannot' now he urged, wit consti
tutes thorny quetion to be tried and determined by
the court when the cue shall be beard before a jury.
Amuteditthe allegation to be true that the Preddent
may have had authority conferred on him to issue
such orders, add that the order issued by the United
States Attorney was angular or void, yet these are
the very questions which the defendants hare a priv.
liege, conferred by a statute, of a trial and decision,
to the courts of the United States
. . .
16,3 Z
1524,687
"The order or warrant under which the defend
anuJustify, purported to bans been lamed by virtue
of authority derived from the President. This was
'color' of authority, whether the substance existed or
notd The argument that color being= accident, can
not exist without substance, may be metaphysically
correct, but has too much subtillity for practical
ap
puatica in the construction of statutes- We do not
think It nnxesary to give a definition of 'color of au
thority' to suit all.cases. For the purposes of this
cam, It Is enough to say, that an officer acting in
good faittrunder a warrant purporting to come from
his superior, whom-ho to bound to obey, it actingen
der 'color of authority,' whether bin superior trans
gresses his power, or the warrant be Irregular, or
pot. This is the question to be tried under proper
pleadings and evidence before &Jury.
"If the state court should assume to refuse to cer
tify the case, into this court, beams In their opinion
the =parlor officer bad not authority, or the war
rant wee irregular and void, they would deny to the
party the privilege cosferrW. on him by the act, and
- treat its prusisiolue with contempt.
"This case was, therefore, properly certified Into
this Court, and mint be tried ill the same manner
If brought here by appeal Or '‘is If It had been
brought in said, Court by original proms.' Motion
denial."
Recruiting - In Exoniple to
Gov. Morton is laboring diligently to pro
mote Gov.,
recruiting in Indiana. - Ile hes
issued an address to the people, in which the
quota of each Coneressional district, and the
eounties (Imposing It, is given. A county
committee is selected at each county seat to
divide the-county quota among the townships,
and co-operate with the military command
ant* and local recruiting tants: They , are
also to select a corresponding member in each
township, who will associate with him four
other citizens of the same township, In order
that the sub-districts may be thoroughly eau
vassild for recruits. The Governor says that
if this system is thoroughly carried out the
quota of the State may be filled in twenty ,
days. Tho call on the State is for 18,597 men,
of whom 2,458 have already been tarnished,
leaving 18,141 yet to be supplied.
The Indianapolis Jawna4 of Friday last,
says that the new regiments are now filliog up
rapidly, and that some of them will be ready
for the field in a month, if not sooner. There
is not the same promise in all the districts,
but in none is the work falling behiod what
was expected. The evident and acknowledged
exhaustion of the rebellion, and the certainty
that a large increase of our army will crush
it almost without en effort, are impelling
young men into, the ranks that they may
share the glory of the victory in the greatest
obit war in the history of the world. This
motive, in spite of all the weariness and dis
trust that slow Movements and numerous
blunders have made, is still strong, and still,
as slow regiments' are called for, fills up the
ranks, and ands out fresh energy and spirit
to the_fight. There are other influences at
I workitio doubt, but we hail, seem and heard
! enough of the feelings of our soldiers, not
°lacers, but privates, to feel certain that many
II heart enters the ranks with a warmer
thought of the glory it is to pin than of
the pay it may get- And Ails this is cherished
we shall not abandon a jot of our eon-.
Aden."' .in the speedy raising of our new
regiments, nor the ecrlidu defeat , of the re
bellion.
Itales far Letter. going South.
From Fortress Monroe we learn that Maj.
Gen. Foster hu established the following
rules for letters going South:
1. No letter must exceed ono pap of s
letter sheet, or relate to other than purely ,
domestic , matters.
2. Every letter must be signed by the
writer's name in full.
8. All letters must be sent with live cents
postage enclosed, if to go to Richmond, and
ten cents if beyond,.
4- All letters must be.enolosed to the com
manding general of the Departmentof Vir
ginia and North Carolina,. at Fortress Mon
roe, markedonthe ontside,"for Big of trace."
No letter sent .to any other address' will be
forwarded. _.
All letters sent to Fortress` Monroe, with
out a strict ; compliance. with. these ruleit,
excepting for prisbners- of war,'- will be
transmitted -to the dead letter office. -
Thy DRAYS—A,VOTA. or Nsw , Toss MID
Psmtermatru..--Provost Mantua General
Fry„ telegraphs to . GOMM:4 134311011 Y the
correct quota of Nw _York, undar the pro
dal:cation of _the 17th of October, u 60,371,
and its deficiency, as 47,661; so that the;
whole number to be raised to avoid a new"
draft will be over 108,000. '
The quota of Pennsylvania in the pest
draft is 38,709: Thioni.month's adraritied
pay allowed to volunteers by the
olCongrase Jialy 21,1862, will-be paid to
recruits or old organisations, enlisted un
der the recent ordain, immediately- upon
their arrival ,at the general renderous. -
LOST.. OR . STOLBS..—Ou Saturday,'
October fitti. on the este of the C.' & P. It.
lemma devickla sad theubenrilh, s BLAME
LZATUEII RAO, oeststatsfoarong other snicks,
rivs .0) P. 11. aro IMO BONDS, of the .6:41ootog
ougairli O,l4=EA'. PAC ' Th e
paths ars hereby parehestag ar-
Degottidtng tar, e tame. ;sward be dokt
ler the vet= of Ng sad eontesti to
EQUIP 6. R&M
--tdWeod street. -
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fiRAPETINEB.—We over ONE
AY HUM= MOM= 511P1131011,7 1 n4
aan tab wait use.. lac zanies
steleeoa detell She tO "het OUT ...7eUft
tee tilteeteel Mgt: eV. elehieW lte7W the
Net OW s, down modeles ;Had cos doek at
libel tit pick ot qiudattr rawls law,-
tdrouloniT ais dariptiiiii
4dlor ladd yin- wows -17 eacise.sikappu•
wish st emu
at No. ID
:10474bIaltior I. iticix.
11:011OTICEIV6IOCKSWEIK
. A Sparjal Hating: of Moan°Meta - albs
rittsbmghtkumellemna irto Is bald
at the OMm of the Company, in U. City of Pitt.-
burgh, at 11 o'clock a. m. on THURSDAY, the 12th
day of November A. DAM), for the •ptripmeof
etecting the following named Arta and
Supplement., paned by the General Assembly of U.
Commonwealth Of reimaylvatabt, at Rebut *don,
to wit: "An act !is repeal thdatinth lectiortoran act
authorizing the laying out of a State Road from the
Dorongb of Orwig.bunt, Schuylkill county, to inter
aect a- pthlie road l oad ing Dom Easton to Stanch
Chunk, and for mbar guirpona,t` approved Ma lit day
of April, A. D. 113121. "A implement to an sat to
incorporate the Pittsburgh A Conuentrilla Railroad
Company," appnned the 11th day of April, A. D.
Aloe. etty,pktment to an act to incorporate
the Safe Harbor' and Suaquabanna - Turnpike Road
Company; ^4t team, approved the 14th day of April,
A. D. IdLi. 11108. 8. BLAIR,
tw CM= V. MARKLE.
JOHN ;A. °AUGUST.
• •
d: R: MARSTON.
W.'TATIOR,
A. MILLAR,
•H. BUROWIN,
. JOHN 8. DLLWORTH,
DANL. IL DAVIDSON,
W. S. HAVES,
Directors of the Pltisb`gh &Conn. R. R. Co.
Piatbetyk, Od. 477k,1883. • ec27:tf
WEM ALB DISTRUCTION:-11.
TWINING haring second the sent= of a
competent and experhoszed Yu cata n Mild Co aka
charge of DRAWING AND P.M. TING in Walken-
Mary, an admit •f ew papas to Ode clase, who are
not regular 'Magda. Ache has tam other Assist
ant Teachers, the arrangements are mil no not to
Marti:re with the regular order of Otbjet
Application for admission may be made the present
west. TOT= moderate.
-
Os bee t L WTI=
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS,-
The Stock transfer Books of the Piitebtugh
a Donnelleellle Railroad Ocnopecny,ell be domed oft
the SECONLVDAY-01" NOVEMBER NEXT, and
to remain until after the annual meeting of the
Stockholders, it December nest, - for . the election of
Director' of mid Company for the Miming Par.
0c213:4t W. 0. 1111(111611T, Bee,' and Tress'r.
1=1:132323
PtlsLtc .rOTIOE
Humus Bum or t'rensteau.
October 2eth.lBGS
~ .IN--AECORDANCE WITH THE
..tor "ACT • or ASSEMBLY. netlee hereby
Elm that Er. 'ALEXANDEB HUMS hu boa
elected Vice Pruldeat of ebb Baal.
oc2it2er H. M. MURRAY, Cashier.
Mast:nem' Ain kLuivraervar.o Hasa,
Plttab, Oct. 161 h, 1363..
OTHE ANNUAL ELECTION FL
DIIIECTOHS yid be held et the 'Banking
Hoare, on MONDAY, the 16th day of November
n between the boars of tan a. tn. andttro
T ext, he anneal meeting of the Iltcakholdare .1.11 be
held on TUESDAY, the 3d day of November, at teL
o'clock a. m. JOHN BOOST, Jr., Chattier.
acted= -
,111;121•111.71 Beira, Pittszn, Uct..Gth, LW.
0../iN ELECTION FOB DIRECT
-088 of this Bank wlll be held at the Bank
ing Elam, on MONDAY, the 12th day of November,
bliLam the hours of 10 o'clock tii,and 2 p. m.
regular annual mooting of Btockholdere wN
be held on TUESDAY. Nov. ad, at 10 o'clock a. m.
ocld:lmGEO. 1). NeGREW, Oeshier.
=mums Begs or Prrraavaarl
October-16 TBB7.
1)..T11E ELECTION FOR MEE
OHS of thU Bank will be held at the Bank
ing Home on MONDAY, November 16th, I*.
twain Ma hours criteria a. m. and 9p. m. The an
neal meeting of fitoelhohleta will take plane on
TVESDAT, November Id, atal a. m.
oelfam LL M. MURRAY, Cashier.
Auxins= Hass, Oct.-14 e 1061.
WAN ELECTION - FOR-- DIRECT
ORS of this Bank sat be held. at the Cond.
Log Howe on the Nth day of November oast, be.
Orem ths hours of 10 o'clock a sad 2 o'clock
p. m. J. W. COOL ambler. -
The manual meetltny of the Stockholders brill be
held on the ad day of bomiber next, atl2otiock m.
orta:lm
Orrica ECZZILL barna= Oormurr,
.. Pittsburgh, Octobelart ,tb ISO&
ELECTION FOR. THIRTN
DIRECTORS of this Compaoy, to per.. for
the ensuing year, will be bald at Ite.Offtes, to Baga
lees Building, Waver street, on TUESDAY, Bova.
her 10th, between the boars of It a. in. and I p. m.
oc27:td ROBERT PENNE!, Secretory.
0 -THE ANNUAL MkETING of the
Stockholders or the Penneyhauls Balt Nan
ufecturing Company will be bald at tbolr dace. No.
ID Welent Street, Philadelphia, on W,CDNEaDAY,
November 11th. at derma o'clock a. m., for the elec.
Doe of Semi Directors to serve for the amain year,
sad sorb other Malmo somay than be presented.
octedhe Basun, 7. VISHNU. r.
U. C ArittargraMMlN
DIRECTORS of this Dank will be !mkt ai the
Banking Ilona cm -MONDAY, November 16th, at ten
o'clock a- an.
The regular fumed meeting of Stockholders
be held on TIJESDA l'„ Nor. dd, et U o'clock a. m.
0c15.1t0 OCO. T. TAN DOREN. ambler.
Isar Ctrr Bora, Pittsburgh Oct. lath, 184. R.
.AN ELECTION FOIt THIRTEEN
DIRECTORS of this Dart will he held at the
Raisklng Hamm oo MONDRT. Nos. 16th, /SA be
tweerrthe hours all a. at. and Tp. m.
The annual meeting or Stockholders will be held
on TUESDAY, Nor. 3d, 1.80, at II o'clock a. co..
celtam J. EAGOEFLN, Cashier.
3DrEnTzg:Edvirz,rrs.
atiGeli Cat U RAMar-41 tos. Sugar
lAJ Caned Caticu limns Jim received and for sale at
N 0.149 Second•rtreet.
FUNK VA! 4011DElt.
O. 45 LOGAN STREET FOE SALE.
N
—Tbreastary Brick Dwelling .Howns of hal
Ow or eight raw& =Dm. etc. Log2l fat front by .
48 dap. 8. CIiTIIDERTh. SONS, 51 Marto at.
two of HICKOVS CIDER AND WINE
HILLS, the on .mill that property -grind. Grapes.
oD7t3tdaltitl" , J. KNOXIS fifth etreirt.
irm4. OM:111,4 'Glatt to bite Agents
;ail roulin Z un =l2; =k=
YADISCX, =ad, Blaine
NCYflCß—Parties interested will take
netball that, unless the old furniture left at my
Mort room frem time to time for repairs, Ls called for
soon, It srldl he sold to pay charges.
0c'27211 JOHN DELLOW, Agent.
RULI3OUB FLOWER laXari—We
bare Jog received veri raperior sasortment of
HYACINTHS, TULIPS, MOM POLYA3THCS ,
NIUOISSUS, GONQUILS, &e., etc. ,
oc27=didtvri . J. KNOX. IS TIM mired.
ASULY HOBS AN 1(04.3. WAY
►ou SAIL
A Ano FAMILY HORSE, that trots I .1.7);
every respect, sad cart to driven by ohl.drea
Will be sold low. inquire of
oative A. McTIGII7., 112 Fifth street.
.fitSTßAYB.—Taken up, running at
largo to the My of Pittsburgh, on the night of
the VA uaows NAM:. and Sibt. ONE
BROWN NULL • The owner or Winters an =tined
to come forward, prorayroperty and pay antics, or
Mg - win be sold according to law.
0r27:3t 4 ROBERT HAGUE,TliteforPolice.
UNITED STATES -,POST UFFICE
DIBYCtOI T , Isrc 1863. Etta, 81 69.
A trash supply ncel•ed at
KAY & Co".`s, 55 Wood fared
ON 011ESTNUT 81'KEET, dearickley
'lnk 110 feet S inches front by 17.5 deep, to an
alley; • double two-story house, eacb baying • por
tico, ban, era rooms and cellar, stable and outhouse",
fruit and shads trees.
Apply r.o 8. 01711111ZRT t BONS.
oMM Commercial Broken, 61 Market at.
PROPRIETARY AND REVENUE
BTAIIPS, of all denominations. 'A fall autiply
kapt conatantly on hand, at the lama affextue
OMft.'llo. at Willer attest, nett' done td Ally Trees
cry, Allegheny. DAVID' N.'WWI fig
Collector of Internal Iteeanne, TM Dist. Pa.
ll..rtc.—Letters should be directed to Allegheny,
not Pittsburgh. oda
Om= or Ina UOIII . IOLLIJI, or Af..7401111XT uo., Pa.,'
Pletsbor6, October 24t,1887. .1 .
riv ABBEBSOPS, &a—Yon are hereby
11. notnied tbatiks Books - kr asseaskuktf Tsui
for the year 1864. witl. be Teat, kr delleery on the
Mb lnrt. , Botorns - Crom the sateral dirloista of the.
Cawley by :annoy Ist, 180 i. wlll be matesd ander
lese d: =Usa . UM! LA=BBT;
Vontrollsr.'
OTICE•To- WNTRACTORS.—Pro•
pedals will he received at the °Mee of the on.
&reigned, lathe- flatted Bonding, until /AVM—
DAT, October 31st;IBILI, the'graOng. Paving and
setting mitt cortketone the following named streets.'
oar Bosh street, front Penn Omen to Liberty street;
Morton street; firm the Penne:lL 8. to
_the Alla
gheny•rtrar ;-end O'Hara street, from Etn street to'
Darien= Way. Freeport, *den or Dater's-land
ins stone'resinired for curb. '
eseireal IdAlte HOLLEY, Roc. Dg.
EZECUTORS' NOTlCE—Notice ie
berOy tins that, Lettere of Adadnlstratton on
theeMate_ of Joseph Edmondson, late- of Robles=
tornahlPs Allegheny eotmty, dsoineed, haw been
granted to the andedelgyed. , - AU yeremss Indebted to .
eald-istare erlll- - mate picrocAr, - ; sad
claims will present them to -
JOHN M. EDMONDSON, '
SAKES EDMONDSON,
Etteetttors:
o:zr.aiwr
ABM FUR 13ALE, VONTAANIAIk 44
F
•ACRICS, a 'good itame Mose 'et 11111'14)011111,
stows teller tabard of
opeodtal. Pewrold
darer ihni=ts. be grins floater tte Pr.^.
with thefts ti.'orwlßWowild
ititeetat in Noon townahlp, twelve mita from rifte.
burgh, szal three talks from the OW riverAt nem
Tills MOWN ea the Plttslenb, TS. Verse sad
Chime Itelln:44. • •_ •
Tor ferthermliettiars etre CI- - -
• •
•-
• IMlL'ulerrox.
WV:lw
er.-WILY•Tilit
:
400 BBLE3. rza s - sw'
it
itsacta, mad other,cassuie44-.?."-
Tots.ittise New Tatitittats. - . ' •
,Alee. igo atm«, Arnair,it dltllrslt laW
geb MVO, tainatistow tarot:am •
cal •*k IIZAZIMIONCIIIVA12014.:„
QAI,I I I 13ALT 1-4hlien falr .
kJ Salty b 7 wx. .•af
mac :11rbblings, OTOOVI4 ige Wed;
wari
RZIM
A.
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PE,Prir: let . DD,llO,
7 - 4
.ri z" 0 tb. : 1111 = 1 1
rikkiPtED - MR DRAFT.—In
oardanes with ordets I publish the kande;
ilat of person' exempted troM draft by the Elatei of
Inrolismint in this Merin to this date, with the
reasons of their exemp ti on::.
thusitiki t 44 - 9,1 - t
trirfetoober Schbberth, Lover-St. • Clair ; orer
and married.
By Beams Vllaxissy Famished au Aoseptabis Substitute.
WWl= Wqlt, Eighth.srand. Chriatlan Fink rub
'Mate.
V. !AEON TOSTEII,
°' 49 Caids4a and Provost Marshal VA Irlat. Pa
_NTHE COURT OF COMMON-
=
=PLEAS OP ALLEGHEIIY COUNTY .
No. 114, Jim, Term, D.. 1163. Ulla A. Roberti;
by bar next friend, Thos. I'. Mama, rr. Jobz 11.;
Itobette. Libel in Divorse..l3l/ tint; so
turned told Monday of June. mmrntott
June 27th, 1868; alias aubprena lardedi. , Sefanutbla
to /at Monday of October: ago Mciful 4 El E . r -
And now, October ?2d,1827, on motion of Oco.-B.
Cochran, Attorney for libellant, tbs. Court direct the
Sbeiiff to has notice of the sateeditihilshr4 hi one or
mere netrapapen published in odd conuty,lor fotrr
suecestre weeks prior to the etlillendayof Decent
bar next, requiring the said party to appear on said
day to answer said complaint.
BY 7:116701111T.
Attest : Rem Z.LTON, Prothonotary.
To Yoke H. ILsbero—ln pursuance Of the abore or
der of Court, you axe hereby notified to appear before
the Judged of the Court •of Common Plata of said
county, on MONDAY, the Path . day of Deconsber,
A. D. ittS3. show mho :1r any you have, why the
prayer of sat 4 petitioner should not be panted:
81.11ITZL 13. CLIJIaiI; Sheriff.
ghteritra Ma, Oct. Zdth, Itty.. ,ocoDhlawd4w
A N ORDINANCE fixing tho !Glory' of
Alla. the City Asseiwor.
Buz g Bea eftta.d.xd.gregd by the kn. , . Ar
am:wet and &Was of Pitaberith, N Meet and thorawsoei
caopea•comaa.i,ood o Amoy ..d.owd cad owcurl
by the authority ihe same, That the Wary of the
lay asemor, for the year eighteen hundred and
etzty-fonr, and thereafter, bait be Biz Hundred
Dialers.
Sze. That ill cirdlnaacee, or parts of ordinances,
Inconsittens herewith. arc hereby repealed :
Ordalard and enacted Into it law in Councils, Wm
Roth day October, A. D. 11153.
WM. C. MedaIITAY,
President of Select Council, pea bet.
Atuat E. S. Moscow,
Clark of Select Council.
JOIA M. KILLBN,
Proolflont of QUM= ONIZICH.
Attest: Henwarliscres,
Clark of.o3ntmon OonneU. otanit
A N 011DINANCE authorizing the
grading, paring and setting trittt curh.stone,
hash stmt, from Perm streetto Liberty street.
gec. 1. De it relfabsett arid enacted by the Mayor. Al
dermen mid eitisew qf Ritrbergh, Ia &led mud Comeau,
Otenscas artearbied, and it 1 hereby ordaiard - .ad enacted
by the authority of the isms, That thi Ricer:hug her
ulator bung he L hereby directed to adrerthe for
propomili for the grading, paving and eetting with
ha
cartone, flush street ; tram Patin Street to Liberty
street, and to let the same in the manner directed by
an ordinance of Councils concerting etre.% passed
Mot August, A. L. 1857.
Ordainal and enacted Into* late In Councils, this
Meth day of October, A. D. 1803.
WM. C. McWITHY,
Prerident of tkdoct Council, pro fern.
Attert E. 8. Norco'.,
Clark of Select Connell.
JOAN KILLEN,
Pre.ideas of Common Council
Attest : Hcou 11111Arns,
Clerk of Common Co n n(!
AN ORDINANCR. eapplementary to
the Ordinance relative to the grading, paving
and setting with curb-stone, Morton street, from the
A. V. R. it. to the P. R. R., passed 57th July, 1853.
Sic. 1. Be U ordained and emend by the Mawr, Al
do.= and dawns qf Pitieterrob, to +Wed and CUisimusi
Oaruscite resembled, sad Y 4 barely ardaimed rod enacted
by the authority of An same, That the 0111iIIMMICS
tied "An Ordinance authorising grading, paving
and setting with curtcetone, Morton *treat, from the
A. V. R. It.. on Bailer street, to the Penna. R. R.,"
paned VW" July, A. D. 1563, shall be ea amended as
to authorise the grading, paring and setting with
curb-stone the said Morton street from the Penna.
It. R. to the Allegheny river.
Ordained and enacted Into a law In Councils, this
58th day October, A. D. 1883.
WS. C. McCARTLiT,
President of Meet Council, yea Inn.
Attmt: R. 8. 31oaaow,
Clork of stot Connell.
JOHN M. KILLEN, -
Prod:font of Common Connell.
Aura : Ikon nilarrca,
Clerk of Common Connell.
A N OR DINANCE authorizing a
A
asap to the grade of Pam Street, over the
old Pml. -
Sac. I. Be ie oniuMed and enacted by the Mawr, 41-
&men and cal.res of l'iltsbergh, la Select end Cowmen
Council. a:wedded, sad tl al keretw.edoised.oed enacted,
by the aatbaray of At same, not the Street Commit
tee be and they are hereby authorized to have the
grade of Penn street, over the old canal, changed
and lowered to stub grade se may be aud by the
Recording Regolator, and approved by paid Commit
tee; Peteddryf, however, that the met and expense
thereof, and the dabaips, ,tf any. malting there
from to private property, be paid by such person, or
persona, or ocuporation, ea the said Committee may
wee with, and without any morn.. or liability on
the part of the city.
Ordtdised and enacted into • Low Le C.ounctlx, this
2ttb day of October, A. D. bin.
1431. C. McC-I.IITIIT,
Proeldent of Select Council, p.o tem.
Attn.! E. S. :Rowe,
Cl,sk of L'elect Opancil.
JOHN K. KILLEN,
Creolldent of Common Council.
Attest Scot ll'MArall,
Clealcaltokwasoll Grind). ce.1%...3t
— A - 3611D1N - AN authoiizirig
grading, paring and eating with curb-atone.
O'Hara street, no Zinn street to Due, ram Way.
sac. 1. Be If ordained and e,oed.d by the Map.. .41.
4 r.m °W4l,l,okgrAll.s,!Mk beed and.Ommm
Councils asrembleef; benvoy ordained and marl
by the =Nagy gf asswone, That the Recording Keg
aistor Wand he is hereby dlrectnd to.adrertise for
pro pwals for the grading, paring and 'setting with
noratone, O'Hara street, QOM Etna street to Do
gmal. Way, and to let the same In the manner di
rected by an ordinance of Councils concerning
streets, passed August Si, A. it. 1883.
Ordained and enacted Into a law In Councils. this
36th day of October, A. D. 1663.
W3l. C. UcCARTHT,
President of Select Connell, pro tem.
Attest: E.B. Notizeirs
Clerk of Select Connell.
JOHN M. KILLEN,
Preadult of Common Council.
Attest : Erma Mllastint; -
Clerk of Common Council. oreAr..3t
GROVER DAMN
PREMIUM IMNO MAW',
TEE ONLY GOLD MEDAL
Itenktrardixl to Sowing litsehtnoa In Moots
Thew Machines wen awarded the I:Hebert Pirmi
xotaL, compentorr, for the Bed /*wady &mkt,
M the Bed.•lfeenfiudwied I.llachbra, and the
Bad M Work, at the folltariog STATE FAIRS,
of
Kew York But. Fair, • -
nut Premium for liatully machine.
FlresPuml® far double.threwi machine.
Pint Premium for umehine - work. • •
Terreosteate Tele
lint Premium for hinny machine.
Plret Presultun ArmamnOctaHn t machine.
Flout Premium Emloachine wort:
Lowe Sista Pair.
Pint Premium for Wally roachlre.
First Premium for rountesturing umehine.
•
Pint Premium for =whine work.
Micktreta Ede Pea. "
Fins Premium for family Machine,
_-
net Premium fer uleteufurturbil 011040 0 6 !'
tint =lure for menhine work: -
ledlaea
Pint Premium for ttedhine hien pitrposoa.,
First Premium ibeinachiue work. • •
ITlhices
Pint Premium Mr Maellitel for 11l purposes.
Tint Premium !be omebizie Mork.
Pint Premium for machine for an purparee
Ftret Premlutu =chili* work. ,
Tint Premium for manufactraile Machine.
TIM Premium tar be machthe work.
Me Safe Yak.. •
Tint IMlchluvWerk•
And at the'fanning dOttriV Faire :
Chtleador Cto. (Vl.) , Amfratiswal Paddy. '
Vire: Premium (2r tingly
Tint Premium far manulkebnism machine.
Firet Premium for maeldne work.
Cbomplohe Volfey (n) Agertextbaat &defy.
Pint Premium for faMß7autehirla '
Tint Priunifins for marmilicturbig machine.
First Premium fpr machine work.
Duarefee Co. (New.) ;hire hear &eke.
Diploma for fatully_marblue._.
DI lottui for machine work.
(b. (X. Y.) Fair.
First Protokoll for *WI) temeklue.
First Premiumfcciumuuliett= it muchiew.
Pint Frmatum for fain toarblot.
First Premium for Ur =War. -
First Premium far
.2Dchcmic'e butieet. (Pa.) ruir„,_, ,
Find premium for 'airline for, all purpmes.
Firm Premium for machine work.
The above, comprises edi the , Fefts al; vial the
°HOY= Biles.lsacHllVE3 wen szhib*lf
Ohlyear. A,t nearly fig tritium tlalradiag actrOir
lfachlur were ixoprtitton.
286 untlilaadorapoi the-Gruver BakevflarrA..
Machine Die received the First Promitoer a t
Tars_
State Tate to the United States baa b. b
exhibited to tbisdatt., •
Palo Rome& O. 101. 7, 211 gt,
canizirwr A:LCEEATONET,Itpit.
GENERAL FOREIGN AGENCY.
-ITIST/11.11ALDWIN & CO.; a'l
nviimax.TAvairgrroraz
11100101:00,1ini as God
Casie I :miat lo o o *•Qcoaftwtiv
, Woos soluAmenb• wit*
ray A , ll -411;),, t
Vaalt-MANTitriallt"lpuile
. 46s 010 tag tweatinft
_U;_ora t t
j Vumaear -
94 0 . 0 snit TO Tat* iropis t
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TUIPORTAITTO CONSUMMVE.S,
• ••.
DR. J. H. SCHENCK.
;' • •• •
Thronh th, rolictlsiloe• air persnos,
the abace•uaded gentleman will be at the Drug
Btorrof Dr. arzoscr: H. Emery.. 30. 140 Weal
street, Pittßbanh...
Wednesday, T4ttra4y and Friday,
• November 4th,lth and Bth,
Tor go, exoroloothos of pationts afflicted slat any
dime. of ate. Pulmonary artams, aurh
poLmo.V.u: r coYsntPTlns
BRONCHIAL CONSUMPTION
LABi'NGBAL C.O.NSr.3tPTION
TRACHEAL VONSUMPTION
=
SCROFULA. OR ELECT EVIL.
PIBURITIC CONSeMPTION.
DYSPEPTIO CONSUMPTION.
=
Or any "chronic dbutese of 'a Waking or debilitating
type, or , decayttne of the natural power.. Dr.
SWIENGT, would advise all person. who hare
chronic ellmente, and wleh to corwolt hitn, to cut
this stiCertisolasta out, ito ss to enable them to re•
member the Dale of hie rdelt,
For consultation and advice he nukes no charge.
Many person., however, desire a thorough exami
nation of the lunge. so as to know their exact con
dition. For =eh an examination his charge is them
dollars. The examination being made with en .in--
eta:anent of his own invention, called "SCIIBSCH" 13
RESPIRONTTER," the examination le entirely
free from pain, and will point ,out. the true conditieu
of the lungs, whithtefe a healthy or morbid elate.
Mow will be found a recent certificate of core in
the city of New York, attest." by several witnesses.
Dr. Cleo. 11. Keyser, of Pittsburgh; was present when
the.statement of Mrs. Bartholomew was giver, and
can vouch for its genuineness. Hundred. of corn of
• like ammeter are nattered all over the United
States, en tee to convince the mat Incredulous Of the
Talus of Dr. Schenck% niedielnat.
EXTBAORDINAJIT ,CCRE OF A BCIAN/Itt t
TUMOR by Dr. SCHENCICS'S MEDICINES. The
healing power. of SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
irrikhigly illustrated: The awe of
MRS. BABY ;BARTHOLOMEW, No. 83 Iced
Forty-Fifth street, New. York
' This is to certify that I thee been laboring under
e Dam supposed to have been Liver Complaint for
11 great many years. There was • hard swelling in
my side, which became quite large. The doctors call
ed ita tumor. After wine timesit broke and cont.-
nod running for fourteen years, aometini. discharg
ing ail= watery- matter, and other time green bile.
I had the beet Medical attendance In "-New York, and
my physician. all told me that the erg.= hole in
my aide must net bic healed or the discharges from tt
&nipped, or! would-soon dle.• My physician, gave
me calomel or Mercury-until my.mouth became very
lore, and lievemi 'times 1, was salivated as tddly as
any one could be withoultlythrunder the proem:
No one could be tortured' more than 1 we. and 11.1
through it. Within *beast. year my etrength began
to fail more than ever; my blood eannedte stop flow.
4ng, my poise at Omar cteased to beat for filteen or
' twenty . ..math at a time. ' 317 skin and the whites
of my eye. were se yellow to -dram. I knew not
what to do, and my doctors aclniowledged that they
' would do no more for me. I wee unwilling to try
what are tormtvi "Patent Xedicines," for 1 thought
I had nearly all the best ph3thiaris In New York to
attend me, and If they could not help motto ono could.
At this time when 1 had beganto despair, • friend
of mine brought ma a Sunday- Aferdey. in which I
read the centre:ate of a wonderful cure of . ionsump.
t 100, the patient having' then connind to her, bed and
apparently In the last Stage of the thaw, and yet
was cured by Dr. Schenck. 1 would hare considered
this a trickery or deception had It not been certified
to by many respectable pavers with the endorsement
of the IL.. Dr. Bow hog. This gore me encourage.
meat, and I waa impatient foe a conathation with
Dr. Schenck, havinglo wait for Tuesday, one of the
daysi of his regularattendsuice to pain= in thin city.
It was about the last of July. ISA when I called on
Docker. Schenck, at his rooms,. No: 21 Bond street.
Ile mid he understood my gee, amigo. all three of.
hie metheines.—Pahnuttle %curt, Seaweed Tonic and
Mandrake PllL—Asti within nice dare there wets
gyms change , in mY feelings. The hole in my side
discharged more than ever;
.Itill 1 felt better and be
gan to eutertedn.hopea of •cure. I could - feel the
Puked& Syrup uprooting through my blood. The
Seaweed Tonic seemed to act on mystonmeh in an in
describable manner, bat In a very short time it gave
me • ravine. appetite , but not until 1 had taken
nearly a boa of Mandrake Pills. None could believe
that any human stomach could contain each an soar
milod quantity of corruption as I, discharged, It
seemed that for nearly two weeks nothing lsut green
bile and =healthy tatter passed -my bowels. Ily
thmplesion changed; my thin begun to look clear,
and to my ostanisitment,l found the tumor heal.
I
leg op. did not knew Ix hat to think of that, . the
doctors bad told me that ((the ulcer healed soy death
wet= be the imtundiatte (=sapience. I kingcd for
the next Tuesday, to eco•Dr. Schenk. Ile said that
1 was doing welt, and that 1 would Senn be as well se
ever, and thanks to land,Proeidence this promise has
been fuillitted., This diy Ilea as well as eve I did
in my life, afttioughlt is only three months an. toy
use appeased bribe - desperate, - All who kr& me are
aotonbthed at the clans.. The 'Tinning ulcer of lo
many yaws continuant= is entirely ,nealad,and - I have
no
mortar, that dull, heavy, sleeping feeling , rlitch 1 i •
tuctiff to expolrleftm, ahead. without, iatennialoo. 1
rise hithir waling erithinit ;Lacing a bad, taste la
my math; er • fenced banguf:sad I alitaysimaiita';
excellent appetite for my breakfait.:. ISM' sitalleC
titubpo one can speak too highly of Ift.; - Sehenelth '
• reeditinise and their ertracalimuy effects. • Fanny.'
part langnago 1.1 thesiequata to expreas,my gratitude.
1.1..1 that Uri Behentikk'inedldna, by. toe Frith
denarolthidltere'been-thei bladder the reatoratlini
of my lifesiorshichl shaft earth thankftth i • •
Sendai of my _frier dsc• through my recommeautee.
tion..have boon using Dr. Schenck 's medicines for
onatinption and other diseaaes of that klail.. Allot
them have been greetti.r . betiefited.' I make this pub..
tic atatement In onier that the thousands who stiffer
from disease. Muffin-toad= may be Induced to try
Dr. Schenk'. threleabbi Malkin.. Do not think as
I did, that if your favorite doctor cannot. help 7 0 a
no emcee. I wet:Mathias 'every consumptive ;ar
son to. go and see Dr.iSchenek, and follow his peer
winder. Take hie advice, at least, if you do not
take his medicines. It is' enc=raging to bear the
people concaving hilila ream arid dwelling the
benefit they receive from his treatment- Their looks
show that they have no tion to them. Theists
all enxiotei for help and are bang•althelport. 1 whth,
all who are afflicted as / was to tall and as me, for I
ftel that I CUM satialy every one of them. that this
statement is not exaggerated- Irelateall the mac-
Wan, Decatur 1 knew thatinany eyelike whid I.w.
—ekeptical. - I have requested awing:swot inyfriends
to append their =seat to my etattanent,in order that
mope.= can entertain anyresionable datibt on WI
subject.
i• • , I i• t 011 Q ,i. W.
we, the_ tmderslipaid, *halo and acquaintances of
Mrs. BarUtolomew, who glees the above certificate,'
have known bcr for many yam, and do , certify that
the statement* made by araenatitled to fall cre.
deuce, and that ituiseeormt knot her at all exaggerated-
Scarcely any yetaon who knew bet three - months ago
would bar .fiew, imch the alteration of
bar ipperlllloll., •
Dr. J. U. SCHENCK will be at t :hla Principal 091 co.
No: NI North Binh itreat, Phlhidelphis, ovary MT
131UNLY Dom 9 a. to. to _4..p. ca. - He Irltto white
trio, tilt tor& thor.ouOtmarolartkut with the &IP.
rooteter, he 'charges throo'dollars."
N. of lii. ilcheneit'a 'medicines axe Say gale
b 7 no rail, dozer °rained bottle by
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TO T SO. - Irt • ; -'- ''ICAT a-co! 0 '' . •
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t7RNALS OP' TIIE ARkir" -- )F THE
CUMBERLAND lly - mil` - ' in uitn i t a
with Steel teetrelse, ems* sets4r - .nd .mePe. 1
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DEMI= Or ARNACT ii....,
bill:P.llth'. , , -., -)•••• 5,- 14 . 91 - 1
Tor gale by, . "-- *:- '• , :X z. , nteD. oo2o
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tis...ThicrttlTe pamphlets free ►t the agents
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BOCIERELL BARTHOLOMEW,
33 W.,..0th street.
CHASIBEELAIN, -
4.36 Wait 48th stmt.
Ws. M. J. memo:B.l4m
83 Wert 4/Alt street.
rANNT w.ilvssET,
. 83 West ibth anat.
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83 !West 43th strpet.
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113 We.t 4388 West.
DR.. CEO. n. KEI-skat.
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IMPROVED LOCK STITCH.-
FAMILY /MG MU=
ri isiteet moninite at the Losideet and Paris Mk
Milo ns, and at all the important State and Meaux&
rat Taira where exhibited this Season. Call and es,
sea.itystbeas issaeldiscs betiorilitOrhasing. •
Ka after for sale
Pc;ia i iiatexet, trmirella Look Stand,
which [nonre perfect malbtrto as article sirsmstdiilly
siren In be led sew.
WILI3IThinR A CO.,
N INE NUMBERS NOW OUT.
TINT NUMBERS B TOW OUT
lONS NUMBERS U NOW OUT
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NINE NUMBINS - NOV O 1 i
NINE NIINBEBB II NOW OUT
08 NEW AND POPULAR BONGE.
Soot, pmt.pald, an nroelpt of 10 cents.
AUDAMS, JOHN P. MINT,
Prisms,
MMiONIO asLL V11T11.117
pHOTOGRAPH ALIIUMS I
OVER 100 DEFFEBErT STYLES,
REIOM SO CENTS TO 111.
VA lIIAL3 HT
CHAS. C. MELLOR.
81 WOOD EITFLPAT.
NEW STOCK OF
DRY GOODS!
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naTing areepted the Avmey for tna gals of Mks
SEMPLE CLAY; mined mar !IL Lomb; Mo.. I in
lite Sao anentioa of Glum . end ,Stool Ifannfirmarms
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to ins Analysts atm sbors as iaratei by 4 rtoh. A.
A. flays, of Boat n. and, J. 0. Booth, of rbiladelpidai
togatnar.. l lth Tit of littliat akiialloll by
nasskesini Pittiburgh, Cinci Ant nnati sad
lasnis thitmrsatiosset, lats.
— lllo4liSi VublisnbetkrWordeintr. , Asearksa:
rota nada remit hank stood to the Gina Turnatto
from 054 to a monthly: .os ,
Rho Analysts la alba Clay ea taken Man liti - nan .
sitbint tsysinbing -at • pespirsilas "banner: •stpallthes, I,
imams pest adbeinekei lEaplaitictlir
which on Oct shoot :by I.lw Analysis, and tatith d.
wit of its tare of a limn prpartkatetilisall oo
lea now praparall to : IIII acct ibr the skro bky
.tsbdahipped from St. Loan sr dalbrend itura. -
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Those Chimneys an Intott&ii tho tit eirals
beatiog sill ;esti at the ognolly,dow mirror.
It to tracking. ' • IL It Drum:Dot
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Braes WoTK, Prmyrt,►Valves,
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4161174.M= ANDNAMIIII TOE on, luarnizr
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112
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