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'DAILYPOST.
SPEECH or
Judge Thoinakof Mass.,
la Commies in itefereuee to the Camas.
When the bill for the abolition of slavery
in the District of Columbia was reached in
the House' bn Thursday, the 10th ult.
Mr. Webster (Md.) moved to lay it aside.
Lost.
The bill in question was then taken up .
when
Me Thomas (Mass.) made a speech, in
the course of which he said.
_ .
TI4 snit - dim" of the difficult problems of
right and 'duty involved in the present state
of affairs must be found in the careful study
- . .
of the principles of the Constitution and
the just'and logical application of them to
this new condition of thinp. It is by i no
narrow and rigid construction of thevords
of the Constitution that the powers and
duties of Congress On these subjects are to
be ascertained. Every provision must be
carefully construed, in view of the great ob
"ects the Constitution was ordained to ef-
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feet, and with the full recognition of the
powers resulting from clear implication,
as well as express grant. In my humble
judglnent there has been and is now hut
one issue before the country, and that is,
whether the Constitution of the United
States shall be the supreme law of the land.
That Constitution was formed by the peo-
ple of the United States. It acts not upon
the States, nor through the States upon us
ati citizens of the several States, but di
rectly upon us as citizens of the United
States, claiming on the one hand our alle
giance, and giving to us on the other its
protection. The doctrines as to the • su
premacy of the National Government with
in its sphere, and of the reserved rights of
the States, are elementary. Between them
there is no necessary conflict. Each is
the complement of the other; lit th vital
parts of the political system under whose
admirable distribution and adjustment of
powers the people of the United States
have had for seventy years incomparably
the best and most benificent government
the world has ever known; a government
now imperilled, not by reason of any in
herent defect or any want of wisdom or
foresight in "its founders: not because we
bare outgrown its provisions; not because
it is'behiud the age, but because it has fal
len upon an age not worthy of it, which
has faded to appreciate the spirit of wis
dom, prudence and moderation in which
it was founded. Such being the relation
of the government of the United States to
its citizens and to the States, the first ques
tion that arises is how far this relation is
affected by the fact that several of the
States have assumed, by ordinance of se
cession (so-called) to separate themselves
from the Union? There is not n clause or
word in the Constitution which looks to
separation. It has careful provisions for
its amendment, none for its destruction:
capacity for expansion, none for contrac
tion: a door for new States to come in,
none'for old or new ones to go out. An
ordinance of secession has no legal mean
ing or force, is wholly inoperative and
Void. The onstitution, and the laws and
treaties 'made under it, the people have de
' Oared " shall be the supreme law of the
bind, and the judges in every State shall
be bound thereby, anything in the Consti
tution or laws of any State to the contrary
notwithstanding."
The act of secession, therefore, cannot
ehange in the least degree the legal rela
tion of the State to the Union. No pro-
Vision of the Constitution of the • United
States, no law or treaty of the United
States can be abrogated or impaired there
by. No citizen of the United States re
sidsug in the seceded States is, by such
I ordinance - 0f secession, deprived of the
I just protection or exempted from any of
his duties to the United States. In con
templation of law the reciprocal duties of
protection and allegiance remain unaffect
ed. After the act of secession, the pro
vince and duty of the Government of the
United States are the same, according to
the full measure of its ability, as before,
to enforce, in every part of the Union,
and over every inch of its territory, the
Constitution and laws of the United States.
It is the necessary result of these priuci
pies that no State can abdicate or forfeit
the rights of its citizens to the protection of
the Constitution of the United States, or the
priiileges and blessings of the Union which
that Constituticin secures and makes per
petnal. The primary, paramount allegi
ance of every citizen of-the United States
iS to the nation, and the State authorities
can no more impair that allegiance than a
county court or a village constable. It is
also the plain and necessary conclusion,
from the principles before stated, that a
State cannot commit treason. The persons
who for the time being hold the officers
under a State government, may individ
commit treason, but the acts of the
State officers, transcending their authority
and in conflict with the Constitution of the
United States, involve in their guilt no
Man who hat; not himself levied war against
the United' States Or adhered to then- ene
mies, giving them rid or comfort. As a
State cannot commit the crime of treason
it cannot incur a forfeiture of its powers
acid functions as the penalty of treason.
The punishment prowded for traitors is
the result of judicial trial, conviction and '
judgment.. Bow to indict a State, the
constitution of the court , . the mode of
trial, the form- of judgment, and process
of execution yet exist in gremio aegis.
The Majority of the voters of a State can
not deprive the.minority 'of the rights se
cured' to the Constitution of tfie
United States. *Sonielitthese rights may
be held in abeyance. Their exercise may
be overborne• by superior physical force.
They may sleep, but it is not the sleep of
ileath. They 'are integral parts of the
Constitution, and' can'sonly .peris when
theConstitntion perishes. There •There is noth
big in' tht dootrines of nullification 'or tee
vussiin more disloyal to the Constitution.
.re fatal to the Union, than this &it-trine
of State It is-thegt4el of an-
Aught . ; ahe pliilosophpor dialointunt: Nor
Itoy -carrying out this doctrine'. of the 'de
struction or forfeiture of the 'State cirgani:
ration -would anything be gained 'for the
cause of 'freedom. Slaxgrj_ exists in' the
lobal IFe„and.yr,.auld.,aot 13e
abolished 3•ou go'one step further
Sad loltt'that - wit4 the lola of the State
organization the institution; ''laws and
civil relation's' of the Stati Now, .
in 'case'rff Ctniquest, evirithottgli the pee-:
*le of the conguereiLterritra. Apo
.tbejr, ;each
other:aridAW.righiior *petty remain
andiico . .
[TO be continued.]
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PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 6, 1862.
How Gen. Prentisi Surrendered.
The Memphis .4ppeaf, of the lith ult.,
says: "General Prentiss surrendered him
self personally to private Simons, of Cap
tain Bethel's company, of the Twenty
second Tennessee regiment, who conduct
ed him to Colonel Freeman. The Colonel,
receiving his sword, turned to introduce
him to the regiment. When the regiinent
discovered the quality of their captiie,
they vociferously cheered him. General
Prentiss graciously acknowledged the com
pliment" by doffing his hat, and in the po
litest manner possible, said: "Boys, you
have a right to shout, for you have fought
like tigers."
Progress of the Tax Bill.
It is stated that the Senate Finance Com
mittee have struck out of the tax bill the
whole of section 75, including the taxes
upon carriages, watches, piano fortes and
other musical instruments, gold or silver
plate, and private billiard tables. The
alleged reason for the change is that these
taxes involved domiciliary visits, more
vexatious than productive. The tax on
billiard tables kept for hire is retained.
The committee had likewise determined to
raise the tax on spirits from fifteen to
twenty cents per gallon.
ELEVEN .Illinois regiments have voted
on the new constitution of that State, and
of the whole number of votes cast there
were only sixty against it.-31". Y. World.
This new constitution prohibits negroes
from entering the State. The experience
of the Illinois regiments in fighting the
rebels does not seem to have had the ef
fect of increasing their attachment to the
ne , rro. As some of the Abolitionists al
ready" deny to the Siates the privilege of
institutions,
we
their own domestic
we may expectto hear them pronounce the
Illinois constitution null and void.
Resigned
Lieutenant James G. Bennett, of the
revenue service, who has been "serving
the government" on hoard his own yacht,
the Henrietta, for six months past, at Port
Royal, has surrendered his commission
and. withdrawn from the service. Mr.
Bennett is a son of James Gordon Ben
nett, of the New York Herald.
PAnTos Baowst.ow• says that the Union•
ists in East Tennessee depreciate any rigid
anti-slavery policy on the part of the Gov
ernment as the sure means of driving the
Southern Unionist to despair. He reiter
ates at every point the assurance that at
the next State election. if Tennessee is rid
of rehei soldiers, she will give a Union ma
jority of 50,000.
MR. RUSSELL. of the London Times,
writing to that paper, under date of March
25th, compliments Gen. McDowell as "an
accomplished and well-instructed officer."
but says ho is "surrounded by a number of
young gentlemen, very earnest, gallant and
bard-working, but ignorant for the most
part of the proper duties of•staff officers."
He also states that "the general officers of
the American army know its defects : the
people do not."
WILLIAM NEARS. DAVId 11'CANDLESS.
HARRISON A. COYFIN. Special Partner.
General Partners.
MEANS dr. COFFIN,
(Successors to M'Candleea. Means & C 0..)
WHOLESALE . GROCERS,
Corner Wood and Water Streets,
tellkie PITTSBIIRGH. PA.
NEW GOODS—
Wohavejart received from the
EASTERN CITIES,
LEM=
ID1:S11 - 13,A.III,P. GOODS,
for the prepent and approaching MISIIOI3. Beyer@
are respectfully requested to call and examine our
gook.
W. IL it CO.,
MERCHANT TAILOR 1,145 Federal street,
W/5 eerneFMarket Sews. Allegheny girl
ROBE ' T ARTHURS,
ATTOIVNEIir AT LAW.
AND COMMISSIONER 'OF DEEDS, .of Ohio.
Missouri. Texas, Wiseman. Virshda. How Mork.
ouiskum Illinois. lowa. Florida. Wows. Leer
ucky and Michisou. •
misfain No. ISO FOURTH STREET.
WILLIAM BAQALEY,
WHOLESALE GAO C
NOB. 18 AID 20 WOOD STREET,
isatf PITTIBIIII6III,
MUM:WEAN' •
11011W1 BATEMAN; - IFEHOPEAN
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Agent, 115 Water street,littabursk
is prepared to bring eat .ar send bank pans gate .
from Plre94Wt dm obi country , either by
steam or eta.'
SIGHT FOR SALA payable in asp
part of Europe.
• Agent for the ludauspo he* and Cinmosag*
road. Also. Asentibithe old Musk Star IMO(
Sailing Packets. aad br *ennead Steamemaidli ,
lug bemoan New York. Liverpool. Glaisow ell sad -
Galway. f
R. R. BULGES ,
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EVERY DESCRIPTION' OF
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No. 45 Illoolthffold
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A FULL ANSONITMZET OF
Pittsburgh Xanufsetured Furniture,
Candiedl7 on haathielt we will sell at the
linnet 'Mee for ma. laY &Iris
BOOTS AND •MOM.
AT NO. 89 NARK= BTENET..
LOOK AT TIM Pine= :' . . '
WWI Elleillh Lasting Heel 'Gahm for $1,01)
worth 1a,25. - '
Lic# l oFri i elan Congress Heel Gallen
l lMig in atint i. Litaline Congress Heat Ciaisii
00.
: S tales Fine French Mermen Heel- Boatel:it ,
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wor FSna th61 6%4 Gowen. Heol &Meier slj7
'marelloroeeo' Slippers lbr al/e.. worth , Th.
Flasilid Slippers for 70e. *arm slat , • -
.ul fame 'was hi piiiiissia. •
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JAMES R0H11......
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ale 00 Market :trete. near *Out Hogan.
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PHILADELPHIA ADVIDTIBIENTS. •
MI 7. 4 . A.1%7111 313010ES' WEAR,
Including Goode suited for
MILITARY -PURPOSES,
Now in Store,
NO. 831 CHESTNUT STREET,
And for Sale by
DE COURSEY, LA.FQURCADE & CO
myl-lmd
WM.. BRICE & CO.}}
PRODUCE AND PROVISION
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO: 15 SOUTH WATER STREET,
Philadelphia.
Liberal advances made on consignments
when requ ired. myl-lyd
JOAN E CLLIBUS..RA P ELLISON-RODMAN BBILLIBON
JOHN B. ELLISON & SONS,
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS, CISSIMES AND VESTINGS,
NO. 334 MARKET STREET,
(2d door below Fourth,)
PHILADELPHIA
HURST dr MAGEE—
Wholeisalo ElrOirjritSUlS,
NO. S2S MARKET STREET,
PIIILADELPHIA,
DEALERS IN
Paints Oils. Window Glass. Dye-stuffs, &c.. and
Agents hir Kerosene; Ohio and Pittsburgh Coal
Oils, Burning Fluid, Camphene. Tar, Pitch, Rosin.
Wagon and Railroad Grease. tuyl:3md
GEORGE GRANT,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer
IN EVERY DESCRIPTION 01'
GENTS: FURNISIIING GOODS,
610 CHESTNUT STREET, '
mylAy PHILADELPHIA
C. HARRY BRIAN,
WITH
lACINGrcOV.V. ac PEATIC.V.,
MANUFACTURERS & IMPORTERS,
NEN'S FURNISHING , GOODS AND
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
NO. 10 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
my1:13,4 PHILADELPHIA
CHARLES MAGEE,
Importer and Dealer in
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts,
Vestings, Tailors' Trimmings, &e,
255 MARKET STREET,
North aide, PHILADELPHIA
tnyl-lyd
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FRIES & LEHMAN,
NO. 31 3 MARKET STREET :
PHILADELPHIA.,
Jobbers in Cloths, Cassimeres, restings,
dc.
AlWays on hand a well selected stock of tioodi
raitabla for the trade. myl-lyd
E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO.,
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, BRANDIES, &c.,
♦'iD DXALRFIR IN
FINE OLD WHISKIES,
NO. 5 NORTH FRONT STREET.
PHILADELPHIA. ap10:134
7014. H. TI-10311"SON,
GENERAL AGENT'
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Bro. 4 North Fifth Street,
PIITLADELPTITA. PA
TO THE PUBLIC.
LIR FRC I ALLY
MUtheignorant andfalse
ly Mod all denomi
nationsest. treat secret and
delicate disorders. self
abuse and diseases or
tuations common and in
cident to youths of both
seires A and adults. single or married. Romps.
De. BRANSTIWP publishes the fact of his doing
so, the ignorant and falsely modest are dreadfully
shocked, and think it a great sin very immoral
and for contamination and corruption among
their wives, promising sons and daughters. Their
family physioisa should be cautious to kee_p_them
inlgnoranoe that they do the seine as Dr. BRAN
STR(P.Aemiept Publishing) lest a lucrative pram •
rice might be lost to them among stupid
falsely
modest and presumptuous faualiesflioni r ij ni
raisedin Ignersnee.cprung up as mushrooms and
who compare society, intelligence. aeons. he.. to
donate and cents, mysteriousb , , meanly orally
gotten. It is to publicity,liowever, that numerous
Parente .and guardians are .thankful that their
sots, daughters and words, previously feeble
sickly and of delicate condition and appemence,
have been restored to health and vigor by DR,
BRANSTRUP, besides , many before sad i; eller
menials through him have been saved mash suf.
fenng,,snziety mortification. ha. Speruudorr- '
hea or nocturnal etamissiors, are comnietelv cured
is s very short pave et thine by_hia new remedies.
which arepeculiarly his own. They an compounds
from the Vegetable, Kingdom. having seen the
fallwie.of the mercurial treatment,he abandon
ed it end substituted .the vegitable Female dis
cusser" tragedwithroarked sucesee--kaving bad
ore.- forty years - (40) espenence in their treat.-
nient in hospitals of bath the Old World and 1111
tinUnited , litatem leads him to say--to spirt* a
'fair trial, health and happiness will again bloom
uPOu the nowpalled chortle. TM. no longer with
isoetebasha and - quack 4 Met 'come and be cured
Consaniptien Ind all elf its kindred disesase. of
which so many fi ll oar oosidetee t can
now be relieyed,:liret they end to it in
tuns` , ,pati , parffsidare - inn attend my treatment
1)7 Pronerio, Weepy tithe Medical Adviser which
grivas pratiabbill thatIPPIY WNW the ad
vantagio St — SU! '-ferltr, years 'sportsmen and
observation; eposequently.. he his superior skill
in the treatment of special illassase, and who.
daily consulted by they reftellion. se well as neon
niendisj liy. tepostalibk .44 1 / 1 0T-412
ptietate of liettdd; is. Mice Budadleid
street; near Dhimond street. Privet* eemenani
cations from all parts of the Union strictly at
tandod to. Direct to
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Nos. 17 and 19 TIMI• Street.
PITTSBURGH.
JOBBERS. AND BETAILZRN.
TRIMMINGS. EMBROIDERIES. HOSIERY.
GLOVES. MILLINERY GOODS.
Shirts. Conan. Ties Zepbm. Yank Fancy
Articles and Notions of every kind.
OS. City and Country Merchants, Milliners,
Pedlars and all who buy to sell again, should can
and examine our stock.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENt—Seeond door
of 17 and 1111111th street.
IVATEDESEASEPh.
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Dr.BROWN'S MEDICAL
and SURGICAL Office. No. 50
Smithfield Omer. Pittsburgh. --
Pennsylvania.
Dr.BROWN lean old citizen
of Pittsburgh. and ham boon in
Praeticeforthelust twenty-five
years. His business has been
confined mostly to Private and.
Surgical Diseases.
CITIZENS AND STRANGER
In need of a medical friend. should not fail to
find out the sure place of relict The Doctor is a
regular graduate. and his experience in the treat
ment of a certain class of diseases is a sure guar
antee to the sufferers of obtaining permanent re
lief by the use of his remedies and following his
advice.
DR. BROWN'S REMEDIES
never fail to cure the worst form of Venereal
Diseases. Impurities and Scrofulous Anecdotic—
Also all diseases arising from a hereditary taint.
which manifests itself in the form of tatter
psoriasis. and a great many .forms of skladis
eases. the origin of which the patient is entirelyignorant. To persons Victed,, Dr. Brown eters
hopesof a sure and sk recovery.
RAIIIMI
Dr. Brown's remedies for the alarmism trouble
brought on often by that solitary habit enema]
gratification, which the young and weak minded
often give way to. (tb their own destruction.) are
the only reliable remedies known in the country
—they are safe, and make a speedy restoration
of health.
RRECNLATIBM.
Dr. Brown's remedies never fail to ewe this
painful disease es • rew aeve—he will warrant •
cure. Be also treats Pile.. Gleet. Gonuerrhaes.
Stricture, Urethal Discharges, Female Weakness.
Monthly Suneresdona Nemeses of the Joint!,
Fistula in Ano, Nervous Affections. Pains in the
Back and Kidneys. Irritation of the Madder, t
gether with all diseases of an impure weight.
A letter describing the symptoms, containing a
ere, directed to DR. BROWN. N 0.150 Smithfield
St., Pittsburgh. Pa.. will be immediately answer.
ed. Medicine sent to any addles. safely packs I
and secure from observation.
Office and Private Rooms, No. 50 Smithfield
street. Pittsburgh. Pa. aols-dawds
BALTIMORE PIANO FACTORY,
PITTSBURGH BRANCH,
11111101/1111 TO
NO. its WOOD STREET.
FIRST DOOR FROM FIFTH STREET. ADJOIN
ING THE RAKE.
Now is the time to buy
FIRST CLASS PIANO,
at the lowed Possible erice. Call ~ .
tew lift. WISE & nittrin
art Maaufaatarica
0A NUT COAL. !MACK AND
C
COK.E.—DICKSON. STEWARTIA CO..
509 LIBERTY STREET.
Having superior facilities for impphring the bast
quality of Coal. Nut Coal. Slack and cosily are
Prepared to deliver the same. in any quantity to
suit purchasers, at reasonable rates. Our Ocial is
brought in fresh daily by railroad, and is dry and
free from slack. Particular attention given to NlP
plying families. 0526.3ni
THE SLAUGHTER 00MYMED,
The Enemy Drive* it. the bireatluestal
WE SHALL SHOW NO QUARTER:
Bat Take all the Quarter. We Oen bet.
100,000 ROLLS
Of Chomp WALL TAPES, Modem ke.,
of Bowes" Styles and Usual
Variety, to - be Sold
this Spring.
This large stock, having been Forehand at re
duced prices. will be sold very low.
MAGNIFICENT PARLOR PAPERS.
BEAUTIFUL PANEL PAPERS,
EXTRA WIDE PAPERS OF
•FRENCH AND ENGLISH DESIGNS.
Bargains Not Oonfined to Remnants.
We take RAGt3 se well as CASH.
WALL PAPER STORE.
At the Old Stand, We. ST Wood Street.,
W. P. MARSHALL.
Li-Paper Hanging and Whitewashing. Quickly
and well done, by Experienced Workman.
mbH:lnd
ILITE ARE NOW BIANEWACTIIIIING
V this article, which for brilliancy in biuubse
freedom of offensive odor, and of
(which color we warrant to be e
age or exmarea is unsurpassed by an, li t
nator in or Eastern markets. Asa profitable
Oil to the consumer. we can speoially recommend
it. Also, our manufacture of
CAUSTIC SODA,
Used by all large Soap Makers aadoll Rellnerias.
which easels 19 per mt. ingrowth all the make
of English Soda brought to this country. Our
manOicture of
SAPONIFIES, ON CONCENTAATED MI SALT, IC!
Are so Ireland Sivorably known. we trust the
mention is saMeleist.
tended
All orders andd drinsbm inquiries wifi be ProniPtig at
to by a.
GEORGE COIMOUN. Agent.
Penns. Salt ilaaufsetusingComfmaY.
24 Wood street. Pittsburgh.
nolltlydawAs
JAMBS H. OHILDB.
HOPE COTTON WELLS,
Alleghen, City. Pa..
maxtrrionvinaa or
SEAMLESS - , BAGS,
AND OP
ONONAMTIZOS,
lY abssiss Is 40 bodies Inds.
/?Orders may be left at H. CHILD! &
ILSS Wood street. Pittsburgh. aellslids
W3l'. X. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS
Iron Iroundor&s
MAIL lIIIIIIMOSTS no loin IM T.
leer the Penn. B. B. below Depot,
PITIPIBMII. PA..
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OP PITTSBURGH.
OVPICE, Ka. ST Mk 114., Bank Usek.
,
pr i G i tri - oggite t uzips Sr
ISAACJONIIB __ .so 0 _ D. Ro9IIRD.
Vie.'tables D. 1........ „.22: . . . V 11147
w i l Aiht • -- rzi.7:ii. fluty Sor
kin"
wor l ifikTbal IL Orm JolkA: W 'bull ;
too 1 i n. " kt aa • 1544.1=1:1) a t L.
metirow. RobL Muslim. no3B
JAMBS A. prnora,
FORAMINA'S AND MENDIANT,
COINIISSION
ros TIM oils or
Fleur, grab', Bass. Lard, Batter,
Dried • Trutt anit Produce
Bettersll3r,
Corner Market and Flint Streets,
PLTISMinnil. PA.
. • .
REF= TO—Francis 0. Bailey. Bet, 'William
Dilworth. Sr. S. Cuthbert & Son. Pittsburgh.
Boyd L OH, neuter A Swearingen, Al, Brady.
Cash. M.
W.
M. Bank, List nowell,Mangle & Co..
Genre W. Anderson, Donlon. Paxton &i&la Co..
laYMar
IT YOU WANT NONE GOOD . NEW
Fruit or prepared Mince Meat, mixed, and
all ether kinds of Spies, cooking Brandy or
Wine. New Orange. Lemon and Citron Peel go to
Haworth k Brothers; in the Diamond, where you
will met a new crop of Fruit and lower than at
any other house in the city. Also a general and
assortment of Family Groceries, Teas, Wines,
Brandies. and all other kinds of Foreign .sad
Domestic LiqUOM
HAWORTH & BROTHER.
ddl corner Diamond and Diamond alley.
WALL PAPER !
WINDOW CURTAINS, &c.
New Styles for Spring of 11182.
A Oran Variety mid Who Amara -
moat been s 1-4 wenn,
ne 45 paw Plot*.
For isle bs
THOMAS PALHER,
DO. SI WOOD IMIDET,
Between 4th t sth. Sideor below Thastiond Alley
intl2l
IMPORTANT
TO
INVENTORS.
PATENT AGENCY.II 1 .1 PATENT AGENCY.
4 1
t! NW. W.
X Far Me past Isar
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For Twelve Yes
OMBeer •f
Patent osee-•w
last four ass
Member •t tk
Bawd .f Append.
NOTE—AII Ado _
Patent and a top
toproomat
Dada P. Holloway. -
on necessary to procure a
e Patent Laws sent *sew
et Patiablion tt .
APOLLED MALLIDILLLIONDISALOON.
ctARLISOAID Voila st rosisalliis st#
aad ill to bob
sod
OS stead,oo 41111 ea • haans on
Fourthstrost. lns best
malty of Lour willies
bail. a well Wham mhos. with goo&
tables. balls ,voi daws.
Ramowbor Um plass.lo Hall. Fourth st.
aearWood. =trams Ikea /au& iplitly
ADDYdIk. EWEN'S,
Plumbers and Gas Fitters,
Bro. ow WOOD eras= orirUrrx.
Flaw rrrnavasmi,
♦XD
47 OHIO STREET ALLEGHENY,
Aug auyos's orison.
113111.10. lIIHMILAIMI,IOIIII4
ettekl m itrila la &Ma . op a
the mod improved imemer. ot
Copper. Homo fitted with Witioad Gee Mx
bum
sP . N. B. AU o •
111rders promptly Moodie! to.
3 :lid
HOOTICC_LTIISAL
-BTRAWBERRY,
RASPBERRY.
• and BLACKBERRY PLANTS.
GRAPE N
c rn aiT
an
LINEAR.
REIBUBegg,
sad &WALLOW KOOTS,
all'
%Or= it u g i n t lrTil NEW tilt°
t°
addl : J. iNOX.
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um M. .1101. 6. ..„ ‘ _. .
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IrI3ILIOOIW & CO.,
MAPV7ACTSIISIOI/.IITUT aasilTT 01
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Nal ga isokreis *bias liallimerlisliari
rCMiakaa=
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CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
mr4lrATe. strut= AND MGM
Ist rem suiless. aull l6 oll l ‘
rfalasi
/TAU wookvonooladtoboortho looduido
-11/121bIL
snAmis' atioess
-100 DOZEN WHITE AND COLORED
=Asia MOD*
` 4 10 14 .1
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TO - OIL
7,414 ;AT:11.4.4).14
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1.
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pima** raiwi4o. itg*IPPNI„ e4,4i
dere& tots* ualearmary: ~
or alga. Oil. aakwe •
be mooned r it doiiblUly. . ' .„..;
We refer with confidenceoi' ,
tiea, wham Bellimaide we ” ' lll, '""2
medwr„vlShila4*,
• - '4.IELTTE
Ale:: Taylor k ' • It ft
Itookkar2 I F rew. „:ia I, A-A t
The above works were dOeigned sll4.loBlikallit.
and put in op,ration by Dr. 1.:WA.9,•4 1 4" Mi
The followbm works We !mi' il i a
_ itpi
Economy Oil OmegmaY. • bii ,
Atmore. Chadwick kersinptem
. • Jointed* Ora to
tVe
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Johnson k Broter.. • do ,„ .1: 1. ,
Foreyth Broek CO:: Ifebekleillki :
' . : • - :,-. , .:.itt rftlthi,l.4lb
DAVIS & PIEMIUMO.O.J
Noe. 100 WATEI 104
STEAM AND GAS lit i rlii
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milillillial
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able to supply thele with 4weer agoll. . ...... . - .
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than they can P . :sat .I=-4t elb tik
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notfailea eel i dim stamilit • • is Ito , ria
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also it the tows •
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payment. !jar _ ._ •_ •
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