J. exam/. PAUL NOM Trm, °RAP P ! THE ANDREWS PATENT PIPE.
•
IPALTEETED JAIiiTARY 23 , 1362...)
WESTERN STOVE WORKS .
, i ii.) SQUIRES ONLY A TRIAL TO !HORN El TIIIMMING STOPE
1 ,
. AUL prove its incomparable superiority to any
.145 LIBERTY fiergewsk-•IP
, Ipi p a now in" se . It may be smoked without u; I
—•= =,..=.=:= $ i deleterious or armleitiont erects, as the oil of tt - wo L e „. 163 , , ,, ,G; call „ 1. ,.., , , , ,
~,.
hue° b not drawn into ike mouth, and the
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tongue does not become fur re d or coated from in- ! ALL 147fOLFSA L i,' di XI. I! ETA IL nut - F,A.:
haling its poisonous properties. The. bowl is made !
j of the finest Devonshire chi,. aid MVO to the to-! To cur eock of treolA, par..ba , t. ,, l PfLeZ fu SL'IY
I Lace() a peculiarly pleasant tragrance. The to- 1 previous to the aIiVIIIICO in htip,...
baooo cam:of beeorus mutt. as .in ordinary Pipes,
because the drip beneath receives the saliva that
insensibly escapee into the stein: hence the pipe
never beeornes offensively rank., and the breath
of the smoker does not proclaim to every env he
meets that he has been . . indulging in a olPo.'
It hen the bowl becomes charged. or the drip
I
beneath requires cleansing. thoptpe may be taken
i apart by removing the run. The clay bowl Way
at any time be re tared to its original whiteneal
fi by burning ha the fire, (ti, st drying it thoroughly)
era new bowl may be proctored of the dealer.
Mitsui the opinions of those who have tried
I this_pipe:
From personal experience, we know it to be
all that it is represented "—Phaatia. inquirer.
A very decided improvement ."—Pubi c Leger
"All who bare tried it bear testimony to its ex-
II cellence."—Doenine Bulletin.
"Decidedly the best pipe in use."—Dfamtvotilt
4 &Ir.
PITTSBURGH
GRAF
ALA N i . i F ALOPI: Ft Ilatp4
Would call the attention of the public to thei
LARGE MT uuK
of well selot,teo.
COOK.PARLOR ANC NEVINS SIOVEi
ALSO, IMPRoV73,
Kitchen Stange*. Grate Front*. Gob.
low Warr. dre. , among which will
found the Ron Cool Cook
Storing In the State.
The Diamond, Advance, Air-Tight
Eclipse, and Iron City,
Wino awarded the FIRST PREMIUM :it the
State Fair fat the BEST COAL COOK
STOVES. Also FIRST PRE
MICAS awarded to the
TRUE AMERICAN. OLOBF. REPUBLIC,
For the BEST WOOD COOK NOW IN USE. The
KENTUCKIAN and KANSAS Premium Stosi E
are unsurpastied. We oa tion of DE A L
and BUILDERS to the lardeß :itook of
CRATE FRONTS AND FENDERS
EN THE aT4 T
N B—wo line the. DIAMOND hroi- ECLICSF
oaf Cook Stoves with Snap Stone Liziihz-.3, whi , h
and the fire better than iron.
PRINSILVANIAIIAIO.4I) CHURCH '►H.AIN
A
M.
Leaves WalPs S01.11)P every Sultday at.... 0 13
do Turtle Creek, do ‘l. - , 920
do Brinton's, do do 925
do- Wilkinsburgh doAtt t) 9 112
do East Liberty. do do3o
Arrive at Pittsburgh. 10 13
RETURNING TRAIN P, M.
Leaves Pittsburgh every Sunday at.... ..... 100
do East Li 3erty do do 121
do Wilkinsburgeb do do 132
do Brinton's dc, do 149
do Tuttle Creek do do 153
Arrive at V. 2 09
J. STEWART. Passenger Agent.
Pittsburgh, July 9, 199.2. jylltf
STOVE w o4.
4'6?‘
A. BRADLEY,
NO. 30 WOOD STREET,
av►rnrr St.esouel, l'lttnburgh,
Manufacturer and wholes ale and Retail demier in
all kinds of
Cook, Parlor, and Heating Stoves, Grate
Fronts, Pendell:, 6co.
414- in our sample room may be thand the
BLEBRATED GAS B ' NIls.:U COOK STOVES
EUREKA AND TROPIC,
merits of which have
.been fully tested by
. ousands, and the Stove 'pronounced nnequalcci
any in this market; together with nareat many
ther desirable Pattern&
have also a very large as.ortinout
PARLOR AND HEATINi;
embracing some of the BE:1T PATTERNS Cu*
ffered to the public.
MP FE N D ERS.AMELED ORATE FRONTS
AND of the newest styles. Common
Kitchen Bow apd Jam Oratee. all of which are
offered at very low prieee.
want
Special indueemeut3 offered tc buihicra in
want of GRATE FRONTS. ~,
- Cresson Springs, Cambria 00.
TDELIGIITFUL AND POP
A. WAR place otsuunner resort, located direct
ly on the Kneel' the Pennsylvania Railroad, on the
summit of the Allegheny Mountains. '2,; - ;.)0 feet
above the level of the ocean,. will bepen Mr
guests from the 50th of June till the 50th of Oc
tober. Since last season the grounds have been
greatly improved end beautified, umd a number
of Cottages have been erected 11. r the ItCOOll2lllO
- of families , rendering Cresson one of the
most romantic and attractive places in the State.
The furniture has been thoroughly renovated:
The seeker of pleasure, and the sufferer from
heat and disease, will find attractions here in a
flrst-class Livery Stable, Billiard Tables. fen-pin
Alleys, Baths, ete.,together with the purest air
and water, and the most magnifteent mountain
scenery to be found in the country.
Tickets, good for the round trip from Philadel
phia, $7 60; from Pittsburgh, $3 05.
For further information, address
0, W. MULLIN
lealmitf Cresson Springs , Cambria Co.,
-NIANHOOII
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED!
J mat nubliabed, in n Sealed EISWILL/PC. Price
S ix Cent&
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE. TREAT
MENT suall.2 Radical Our, of.Spermatorrhcea or
Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Eaumissicns,
Seinal Debility. and Impediments to blarriage
generally,
_Nervousness. Consumption.- Epilepsy
and Pit Mental and Physical Incapacity. result-
VfliEllarMA.Duae...AutliO—rtlifythrnti LEP.-
4' A loon to Thousands 'of Sufferers."
=under seal. In a plain envelope. to any ati-
Pbstpeid. on receipt of six cents. or to
by -Dr. Cli. J. C. KLIN E
W a r go g r z erNew York. Putt Helm Box, Viso
auTalpi-indiw
BOOTS ARD SHOES,
AT NO. 89 MARKET STREET.
LOOK AT THE rEICEB :
Lajas English Lasting Heel Gaiters for $l.OO
— iir ra l teljek Lasting Congress Heel Halters
kw MA, i5111;75.
Ladino Lagting Congress Heel Gaiters
40.warth • 00.
Ladies Fine Pres* Morroceo Heel Boots for
, o"._north SW.
IWLedir Pine Heat Congress Heel Boots for $/.37.
n w e e M. Slipperafer rke., worth 75,
Ric wilPPers for 75e, worth
Ain otberaved, lss Isoportioss.
JAMES ROBB,
89 Market :treed. near Market House.
CORNWELL & KERR,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
(At the old established Coach Factory,)
DIIIIVESNI: WAY.
NEARST. CLAIR STREET
11,epahlag done as usuaL Iy7
NPTO OIL MEFlNxits AND
J.‘.
TSB MIL!. SALT xurupAcTUßDlti CO.
Brimtemipleted their arramtementr for the
- - manufacture
CO or NCENTRATED OIL OF VITRIOL,
AriblewCred
to Inavarthe trade therewith.
Their um Still haps capacity of 4000
Ale per day, they will be led to orders in
MEga i rlties without slay,
GEORGIE COLWYN. daunt;
• • Offiee.2ll Wned et. Pittabareb.
WANTED.
AT -110011$11 DISTILLERY;
189 PIRST STRERT,
Two me lo maw mine. with soon site
dame ia gdadiaaresia. ieSt-tt
CANA.
B TwEsT. opposite
Um. zorAn AND 01711CRAL MUST.
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W ILL lA M BA GALEY,
WHOLESALE GROC E
NOS. la AND 20 WOOD STREET,
PITTSBURUH
N!. ILS%life J US. R. f/ UNTLE
W In. L. SMITH CO,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
NOS 112 SLCONO ARO 141 FIRST STREETS
dtat PITTSB RUH .
W 4 PECIA I. NOTICE.
MALTESE LACE COLLARS AND SETT
First :election from a new Importation
PATTERNS NEW
Jug overied awl for sale by
A 1131117 TEAYLVIEII3-343111TED IM
MEDIATELY. 100 experienced teamsters,
for genic° in the "Mountain Department.'—
Wages $2.5 per month and one ration per diem.
Transportation Will he furnished to their destina
tion. Apply to A. MONTGOMERY,
Major and Quartermaster U.S. A.
Office Quartermaster A.. No. 349 Liberty
street. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN SUMMER
BOOTS„STHOES, AND GAITERs,
CHEAP CASH STORE OF
JOSEPH H. BORLAND
Market street. second door from Fifth ip•
ROBERT ARTHUR%
A.'lnriCaltN.E.Y AT LAW.
AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, of Ohio,
issouri. TeISIS, Wisconsin, Virginia, New York,
linnois. lowa, Florida, Indiana, R.en
'Lilly and Michigan. •
No. 133 FOURTH STREET.
"L'tiefthelips weetia g be, sty:: t the huuthe ebast,-
tug.
Off for the wars: is eriongh for tbein all."
"NOW OR NEVER !"
ririllE D IS ENLIST
-INfi A come, yOF MEN.
NOT FOR .NI FOR T WEL trE 510.N.TILY, but
FOR TIIi WAR.
Those who enlist for thig period (which may be
one year, two years, or thr.•e years will turd, / re
neip :helot/4,lring Bounty and Advonee Pep, on
being mustered into ,ery km—
amnty from Allegheny County..
Bounty from the enicod -tates..
Premium from the United z. , tatee.
inn month's pay in iwkino..
Total
*92
A t the close of the war $73 will alp() he raid to
each recruit.
eensible of the great emergency which dictated
the Pretident's call for 3.00,060 wore men. I
cannot say to toy Wends, "Gor hut rather,:
"Come, Let Us Off to the War Together.'
031601 rice, for the_present, FOURTH STORY
OF -LtlaPATell BUILDING, ho. 67 Fifth
street.
M. MOODY,
Recrultieg !bilker.
LIME,
LIME,
LIME.
B aiaiera and Contractors will Bad a superior ar
ale of
LIME.
which we are prepared to deliver.
, DICKSON, STEWART jr CO.,
aus-Ct Coal ard. 509 Liberty atreet
Noce, Meek, Draft, Bond and Bort.
gage, Beal Enlace and Barr.
elinunDoe Broker.
OFFICE' ROOM No. 12 BURKE'S BU /LDING
FOtTRTU STREET. Pittsburgh. Pa.
1 13.2!$.000 to hived in Mortgages and No.
Paper.
mvt2
lISIIITARTERNANTIRwp WAR.
So RANTS.
ND OTHER CLAIMS- AGAINST
THE GO r'ERNSEWT.
usight by
PITTSBURGH TRUST COMPANY,
02i -3inl JOHN D. SCULLY, Cashier..
Loretta Sprins, CambriaaCounty Pa
gioTvATED ON Tits ALLEGHENY
••• Idountaim, near Lerettod *les from Cres
ton Station. Pennalrenla Nakitcwi. Cambric
hors
county Pa., will be open for the reception of Vir-
On the 23th day of Jude.
An excellent Rand of Moan, will he In
attend-
Foed c uring a the seas on. rcrs and further iinf
.1. ortuatlf. apt , 4 to
Jelg-dtgepl
FRAMOtP: di BONS,
mprietE,r.
BUMMER CrOODfil
JUST RECEIVED.
MR. SAML. csits.
HASMIT *IVO= mew Tux
Ea* and im am_now.rocArin i ao al t
Moak Of Goods for tie Ther,Wear. combining
together com at tbs trout daciraMe
Pi s sA l litanic i n i at ili tstal a d iaViiM a xcel
ofsnoirigic;: • 1/111 br•
made tip tender inonrimuml saddler
doo of aliwbolovor i mcb •
« Mk • ginciL,
iedotierSon
avi
MO la
at Jaaaelsis Molt ASISINI ikaate. bat )
The pleasures of a smoke are enhanced a
• thousand told by its use, and the deleterious ef
feet, of emokir.g are entitelY obviated."—Suavtat,
Divatch.
• f heartily concur in the testiteaniallyou have
as to its superiority over all other pipes in use. --
.fohn,S. Itolirr-.. M. D.
It bbviate.s, to a great extent, the deleterious
effects of the poisonous constituents of tobacco—
an oeeential oil and nicotine."—S. C. Briedenbach,
31.1),
Numerous other extracts might be given; hut
the above are deemed sufficient
JONES & EVANS. General Agent.
No, CU Arch street. Philadelphia,
gar - altutien—As this pipe Is protected l)y Let
ters Patent, any person who may imitate it shall
be prosecuted to the fall extent of the law.
W. k U. E.lNEllARr,__Agents,
No. 149 and 141 Wood street.
J dn.:hut:A Pirtsbutph.
OfIOICR (iv imat
EXTREMELY BEA.UTIFUL,
EATON, At ACEIM
17 Fifth atroet
J. H. CASIDAY.
LATE STYLES OP
SPi
Dress Trimmings in Every Variety;
Black vels et Ribhons, all widths;
I Embroidered Collars AM, Nettsi
Lace Collars and Setts;
Footing Cellars
Lunen ilidindkerchielv., einheedderest s
hemmed and corded ;
Hoop Skirts awl Mechanic 11:4.1•5i444;
Array Shirts. Drawers. Seek 4.4 . c.;
barrow COWird•Ltige Trim:edam. 11.11 b.
bons ;
Ladies' Superior Lotto!' glosiery ;
I Gloves, Guantlets, and Elk Lnce Mitts;
Bat•k (tiding; Gauntlets;
Ladles' Brown and Black Straw Mats
Chenille and Invisible Hair Nets
Woolen Yarns, new lot just reeelsed ;
Porlensotinnies at all prices:
Black English Crape:. liondiszlue
Grenadine: Crape and Lace Veils:
Laney Goods and Noliglati ni all kinds
Joseph Horne,
77 & 79 MARKET STREET,
itibolesule Ithutm. 2.1 and 211 Stlria.4. ,11:2
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Proposals for Army Wt gons
Orryl: Qnsurnttaiss , TES n!:t",
Pittsburgh. Pent.'l4., Aug. f, I 5•;.i.
thaEALED P 11.0 1 341% IA WILL itE
CELV ED at this edit,' moil 12M. en
day. the fith of August. 15.:.2. for lb. chit yrt
such point or mints. within Le the eoy.
as may be de,iguat , s.lby t tie units rAgii•d. , lthreo
Hundred Army '11%n:on!. .
t, be
seen at this , frau). •
Rids will he received mr the IVI:1)!C• inii her. ~r
for any number not thin Hundred. it'd:
will not be r«ceired ft,.ni any j•t•rz , :ii not
engage' in the mane ay. orelVazens. it
hid must b. , tie,i,rup3nied by n Vitlntilly fbr the.
CX.:C111.10I1 of n contract. ir, e ho
cowed, and g.•eil ••evu: - Ity in net I
roan the amount of th, hid. will tie
the du , performanee f the cent rail.
The bottlers will state explivitty thi• p, 6,1
within which they 1)(111....41; n, iit.:•ver, arei
ihinrs being equal. prett•reoee will be
bids sneeifsing shri.: , :t t•etiod.
111:ink norms of bid: and
ho procured on applte.o m at this tr q! ^ l,
ally, or by letter or teth•rat.b.
Pr0 ,, 0 , :a !shy units mm=r flee all the partit.4:, t,.
sueh
lin I:rot:QS:Al. of 1 4:1:"r.• nil. in COD 'trio ity
the floOre renuirtonent: , will not be con-i , ered.
Bidders must he pre -ant whorl :he hni. are
opened.
The right to reject all hhl- re , nn - 01.
Addrfes proposals
MAJOR ALEX. MONTINOM.Eitv,
Quartermaster SA ..
Pittsburgh, Pa„
And endon,e thi . ut — Prop , : ll , for Army Wagons."
EASTERN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES WAGGNS
VASTERN SECON D.-HANDED, Two.
SEATED Carriage:it'', iillgßieF arid hitch'.
Buggies, without tops. will poeitirely ba ,o!..1
the lowest prices. to suit tit. Pattv•til.ir :.:-
tention paid to repairin,:.
MRS. JOSEPH IVIaSTE,
Lawrenceville. Penn strer: t.ca r !he Tw..- I
Run.
FL1.1%
H 0 0 1' (4
i WE A T E 1: 1 .t 3.!4 ViJNSTAINTI,Y ON
A.V.I hand. Sit ,•fil., with i:-!r.A',,:ti..0,, Al
//:02; ..`:.lrCkel T.VI; h•R /:'iii..
Our oral: it , 11 , .; t , .: to r:,...0'•• I ?
IRoofer in IVestorn 1'en:01..1 , ..,:d...
B.F.Sili O,•E', loy, ..: : ,m i G..i.t ~.
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rri1r e m„ .. A : ,,,,,,, t r t, .....,,, ; ‘ , .5 .; ,
p t: i! .,, t ip ! .......,: i1i p,
to prepared to bring out or nod L::6, re,nugen
from or to any part of tin: "1,1 .•t ~,airy, eith e r ty . )
steam or se iliog packet-.
. SIMIT bItAITS FOI: SALE. varti.,te 1 0 any
! Part of I , :yroi.o.
. Agent for the Indiazi4p.'dli ar. lCin.inht,ti It .u:.
' road. Also Agent for the old 12:, - wk Star I..ine of
Sailing Paokets. and for th.: lin.:.mo: Stet.r4cr.,:..ail•
tog between Now Vo••ii. Liv o r i o,l. 010,,,,0w and
uiaiway. l'ell
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The Philosophic Burn er.
411(1)EN'S W CT! N
II• '
Philosophic Burner Mr Carlme Uu is now
ready. It posseases many adrantage9 er the
Common Burners.
1. It makes a large or mid: light w:th perfeet
combustion.
2. It will burn any quantity of with safety.
S. I t can be used with a hem Or ~hurt chimney.
4. It can be used as a taper right-lamp.
ft. It can always be made to burn economically.
6. It is wore easily wicked than any other
burner.
7. It can be 'trimmed and ligland .rttlool; re.
aiming the cone.
8. It thow chimney white light above the cone.
9. The can be removed or inserted
without touching the glass.
These burners are tao common No. I size, and
can be put on any lamp now in use. Every per
son using Carbon Oil should have a Philosophi c
Burner. Price 24 cents; per dozen $2. Sold at
No. rila FOURTH street. Pittsburgh.
je..6-Iydw V. HAYDEN.
KENSINGTON
IRON AND NAIL WORKS
La-elt at- ISI.A.tUIa..
Manufacturers at
ar.Nbeet, Boller. Plate, !loop, A
and T Iron, SWIM and Spikes ;
be, Semen. Small T Rail and Flat
Iron, suitable Mr Coal Vv'oel ts .
Works are adjoining the CITY iIAS W K
Warehouse, No. SS Water ialreet uud
8 Market 'street. Inaunley'N
aplll.43am-is
LAKE SUP ERIOR OOPPLI{ MIN&
SMEJLTIIt'G WOU
Es A. It It.. 'C Ult y 4t. CO.•
Manufacturers of
Sheath, Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Ptomni Cep
nor Bottoms. Raised Still Bottow -p ier
Solder. &c. Also itnnortors and
dealers in Metals, Tin
Plato Sheet Iron.
&c.
/dr Constantly on hand. Titan:a:n Milehilifl
and Tools. Warehouse s No. 1.12 FIRST and 120
SECOND STREETS. Pittsburgh, Penna.
*a- Special orders of Copper cut to any desired
re tern. fe2l:lydew
WILLIAM MIANS, DAVId seCA WDLESP,
HARBISON A. cosns. Spacial Partner.
General Partners.
• MEANS dc COFFIN,
c4iude.w.r3 to Al'eandless, Means C 0..)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
00 - rner Wood and Water attnots,
prirrquip p
LANDRETH'S
GARDEN AND FIELD SEED, -
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE
ArirAlso a general assortment of
Agricultural lutplemen r It,
Shade aud Ornamental Trace,
received and for tele by
BECKHAMa: LONG,
so. 127 Liberty Buret.
omit .Mortn Hare 4 liotol mh99
140LAII OIL WORKM COMPANY.
• OF PENNSYLVASLI:
'OFFICE ST CLAIR 3TRiA£2. near the Bridge.
IK,Addrer
11:.WEAVER, JlL.thieretary and Treason?.
asilom^
lIIILTIIIIO. or ?H SEST
gur
ooho Elam make. dam es ,ektrie mind Ro.kote.
tir krD="3l6l
Lbostrotrootoppoito bead of Wo lc. od.
WM&
SOAT MORNIN
DAILY POST. ; Play -Soldiers. ..
Our friend T. B. Thorp, in a letter from
,
Mr. Everett on Recognition. i ; New Orlean% encloa.s.s to us the following
amusing satire on play-soldiers --n printed
turceau which he picked up while walking
in the street?. of that city :
What - would cows of Recogni
zing the Southern Confeder•
1100
in Lia the great wax tneetieg
held it: Boston on Woduehday everting,
Edward Everett took occasion to show
what wouldibe ths:, results of recognizing
t eSou there Conf ederney—were that event
NE;sible. Ile said:
Tit h first question that will arise if you
reeogniz- the Confederacy will be on the
cm:minion of fugitive Mir, ,2e . No inde
pendent foreign nation ever thinks of their .
Aturrender. They will cone= in large num
bers after the separation; the South wilt
demand that they should be given up; the
personal liberty bills of the „North have
been among the great causes of the pres
ent rupture. Give them up, she will now
say, or Stonewall Jackson will come and
I 'she them. One of the articles of the re.
hi-I piogratiime.lately agreedupon at Rich
mond, is Anted to be, 'the suppressihn of
:he Raltimor e and Ohio Railroad.' Ninety
inileF. of it lie through Virginia ; they
ail!. of Nair:if., do with it what they please.
Ohio luny he a little restive under this
discipline, but she must . submit, or she
has got to send an army to keep open this
all important route to the seaboard.
With a system of free trade at the South,
and moderate• protection at, the North,
smuggling upon singe scale—armed bands
of smugglers, like those which desolated
Spain for ages—will'spling up along our
;4.-4 frontier. To this you . must submit,
or it wid be prompi!y wrought up into a
cause ~ f
two with nor belligerent and
warm-blooded neighbors. Above all—the
Mississippi --the great natural outlet of
half the continent—you have got to tear
Ill: the treaty by which Louisiana was
ceded to :he United States—undo the
work of jefferstin and Napoleon, surren
der a domain such as Providence never
la:fore int rated to a civilized government,
or you have got to hold it by the sword,
for that iz. Tim way secession resolves all
eontroversie,. In short. fellow-citizens.
if this rebellion now succeeds, instead of
an honorable and lasting peace, we have
but one alternative to look forward to—
thin of eternal war or eternal humiliation
and disgrace, nor merely in our .rela
: ions with the South, whose language to
ward us already passes all ordinary ihnita
of emitumelv, but from the nations ut
the earth. cVliar respect are they likely
to pay to the- rechtmations either of the
North or the South. however well-found•
ed. when they see us forever clenched at
each other', throats. in the gripe of' death.
11l file% it the
.madiess which has ruled
the hour at the South had not, while it
quenched every spark of patriotism, deaf
ened them at the same time to the voice of
enlightened self-interest, ilißy would have
s( en thit• iv' all the Jpolitical suicides ever
committed, secession is the most hideous.
Bent only on destroying the union of the
states, the South haa forge:tut that she
y.as striving to overturn I, strong and res
peetuble 4overnment. of whi:h she formed
no in ,, gr,d lir,N, and reducing herself .to
rite level of :i titilerme govertinient, de
-ndeto ini exitenei• on tit,: exigencies of
tio• cone:, nirrket and the toh!ratior, of the
great power:, ef Elttope.
•• V. ill y mt. eat, pot. fellow-citiZen,;,
:11.Init 1 , , tlit--,i - - erionnOUS 12d , chier:i? it le
y(11;, 19 v'eapi- liar burden of the hour. en
tai; upon yourselves and your children the
calamities of eternal border strife:" Kill
3 1 ) , i deliver up your Union brethren in the
t hor,i‘ 1- State.; told through the Smith to
exil.•. imprison:mild. :he scourge and the
halter.' Will You tithe upon your. , elves
the doom of the 'house divided against
i i; -elf,' with the too probable result, it this
iilia -i roils ex . nerittient succeeds, of being
broken tai, into still more numerous and
•siit I :i - aulier'warting frag,ments: You can
no: he co faithless to the duty which Prov-
idenec ha- s , -igned yeti. The `Palladium
or o•ir pelitieui salvation,' as it was called
by you r .sainted %Washington, 11EI9 deSeentl
ol from ...tir father,: to us :.it was!, it shall,
go down Root its to our children. %We
have nothing. to gain. nothing to hope,
front the lie:rapid of the trust —not even
lire eat peace; for it is as true of nations
as of individuals, that nothing- so surely
invite.: Its furl her aggreSsion .1t; to yield to
ut just de:lnd:di "
Largest City in the World
A. very erronr.ons idea is indulged in by
many people in
-relation to t he'argest city
in the wAckmany confidently asserting that
London. or. as it is frequently termed. the
Great. Metrpolis, is tar superior both in
size and the number of its inhabitant:3.-
13ot such is not the case. Jeddo, the cap
it,,l of Japan, is, without exception, the
largest and most populous city in the
world.
It contains tin• vast number of 1,500.000
dwelbngs. and .5.000,000 of human souls.
Many of the streets are nineteen Japan
eheries in length. which is equivalent to
twenty-two English miles.
The commerce of Jeddo far exceeds that
of any other city in the world and the sea
along the coast is constantly white with the
sails ofsh i ps. • Their vessels sai I to the South
ern portion file e mpire where they are la •
den with rice.tea.sen-coal,tobacco, silk,cot•
ton and tropical fraits.all of which can find
ready market. in the north: and then return
freighted with corn, salt, c il. iciog!as and
various ot her produtions of the: urth,
which have a market in the Sonth.
A Nautical Yarn
Ben Blowhard says that one of his voy
ages was Made under a captain who was
noted for working his crew; and on the
trip home, ha'ing nothing else to do, he
kept all hands to work "setting up rig
ging. an. operation which is done by
tightening the standing rigging which sup
ports the vessel's mast.
"Well.“ says old Beu, "it was nothing
but setting riggin' almost every day till we
hove in sight of land. We were bound
for London. and just as we were passing
the North Foreland, we grounded in five:
fathom. Then the captain ripped mid
swore till be VMS blue. 'Heave the lead,'
says he. lie hove first on hh staVaid
and then on the lab'ard_ side. There she
was, fist In thirty feet o" water, and she
only drawed eighteen! I guess our boys
laughed some when they found that we
had set up the riggin' so much that we'd
hauled her me.st through the vessel's bot
tom twelve feet !"
IRE Santa Fe Republican has been sup
pressed, and_ its editor, Mr. Holmes, the
Secretary of the Territory, imprisoned.
The publication of the paper will be tem
porarily removed to Kansas City. The
cause for the suppression is the alleged
publication of military matters of benefit
to the enemy, in an article on New Mexi
can forts, "all of which," in thewords of
the specifications, "by depreciating the
strength and value of the intrenchments at
Fort Union is calculated toimpairthe con
fidence of the Union troops and people of
Sew Mexico in the strength of said works;
suggests and invites attack_ by the enemy,,
and directly . indicates the mode of attack
"-thereby giving aid- and comfort to the
enemy now in rebellionagainatthe govern
ment of the United Suitea"
CONSTITUTION
OF THE
SEA-COAST • GUA.RDS,
ADOPTED HAY 10, 1861.
MOTTO 'Pro ino. on d
Article 1. This company shall bear the
name of the Sea-Coast Guards.
Art. 2. The number of the Soe-Coast
Guards shah be from ten to five hundred,
Or more.
Art. 3. The entire, company shall con
sist of officers, each member being entitled
to select
-his own office..
Art. 4. This company shall repudiate
all military rules and usages. Every mem
her shall arm himself in his own way for'
active service. and hold hirnrelf in r'eadi •
ness to do as he pleases at anhour's notice
from the commander.
Art. 5. The Sea Coast Guards shall be
commanded by each member in rotation,
but it is left entirely at the option of :he
members to obey thct orders of the acting
commander or not, as they may please.
Art. 6. The Guards will parade semi
occasionally, or oftener—provided they
have nothing else to do.
Art. 7. Each member of the Sea-Coast
Guards shall, while in active service. draw
the following daily rations: one bottle
duet, one do. champagne, three fingers
cognac, six do. Bourbon, one dozen cigars,
one honed turkey, one boiled do.,one
dozen broiled oysters, two doten o. in
the shell, one basketful of knick-nacks, as.
sorted.
Art. 8. When on marchingordere, each
member of the Guards shall be allowed
one boot-boy, one barber, one laundress,
one carriage with two horses, one set of
fishing-tackle, one pack of dogs at option,
two double-barrelled shot-guns, one port
able two-story dwelling-house, one itiwar7
of selected novels, one dozen periodicals,
and one traveling billiard -table.
Art. 9. Met - hirers are expressly forbid
den to perform any duty contrary to their
wishes, and any order which shall he given
by an acting officer without its haring been
previously discussed by the entire corps,
ut deputing society assembled, shall sub
,
jest the officer giving it to be tined as
much as he plc-aces to pay.
Art. ie. Members who hart, trilt, , k4ll
instruments are ren aired to bring t hem iti•
to the field, bat no twit members ,lice play
the same tune at the ii4Ule un! , Ihey
please to do so.
Art. 11. The active duty 61 ,,, cL,:!y as
signed to this corps, by their owi. diree
non, shall be to treat and retreat.
Art. 12. Absent members 611:11 h con
sidered as present at every drill or roll
call, and respected accordingly. —Home
Journa
The Mob Spiiit
The tendency to mob law E.hould be sup
presied everywhere, not only by 5 euti•
went and private effort, but by the arm of
legal authorities. It is the univerzal ten
encv of radiea ism in all eon:Auks where
the people haven voiee itt the government
and we must not forget that sict.: of a ques
tion as on the other. The only z-afely of
the citizen, of his fandy, his property is in
tho strict administrntiou td the law of the
land. Tim higher law clocui, ;hej is
tifienticat of atoplaw. La:has no
other jn.itMcation nttd this doctrine is now
an exploded idea, let us trust never to be
tu-produced in polities in our day.—..Y.
Intr. Com.
a,;:r "'Who can paint like nature?" er
claimed a young lady, as she held a cony
of 110111p! , 011'n SeaSOfi'll in 011 U Inu.d,
while the other was clasped by her eurap
lured lover. ! what lion( there is, in
that passage ! who indeed can paint like
nature • MI elan shunted her
brother, v.lin had been peeping in az. tilt;
window; ••you're painted like all natute
now. •'
ORD A.NCE
WAIL DEPARTII):Nr, )
IVAssisGroN. Aug 8, 1862. j
PROPOSALS be received by thi3 Depart
ment until 5 p. in. on the 2 , ttli of Augu-t, 18tix, tlu•
ttio deli.ery nt the following Arsenals, id hoe
equiputenta. U. 6, Cavniry pAttein. as nereinafter
speatied:
AT THE WATERTOWN ARSENAL, WATER
TOWN. NlnbS., °set , :
AT THE WATER VLIET ARSENAL, Wl.:d
TROY. N. Y.. 2,tb 0 bets:
AT THE NEW YORK ARSENAL, OOVER
NOR'S ISLAND. N. Y .10 0.4) ems;
AT THE ALLEGHENY AES:.NAL, PITTS
BURGH. PA..11 1 .q0 seta
AT THE FRANKFORD ARSENAL, BRIDE:3-
HBR°. PA.. ORO bets;
AT THE ST. LOUIS ARSENAL. BT. LOUIS.
MO.. /0 OCO sets.
These sets of horse equipments are to be fur
nished complete. except • the horse brush, curry
comb. lariat, picket urn, bl .nket. Sam
ples can be examined at any of the above named
arsenals. They are 'to be subject to inspection a:
the arsenals when delivered, before being received
by the Government—none to be accepted br paid
fur but such as are approved on eu• h inape•trun.
Deliveriea•must be made in lots or not less th
50 seta per week, for all contracts ofsoo sets or
under: 100 Fetspor week on all c• ntracts of tram
500 up to 1 000 sets: 11.tosets per week fur sit cnn.
tr cts of from 1000 to 4000 sets 590 sets per week
for all contr .cts of from 20 W to 600, so. s t abd
800 sets per week for all contracts of troin (1.1100 to
10.000 sets.
laifurto deliver at ft specified time will subject
the contractor to a forfeiture of the quetith.
be delivered at that ihno. The equioment.. are
to be boxed, five bets in a box, in the customary
manner—bits and sadoles ut assorted 'ambers.
and theeoutents to be distinctly marked un .t e
outer ends of the box. The boxes.to be charged
at coat, tube determined by the eetor.
Bid :era will state explim ly. in their proposal.t,
the. time. quantity and placed' each delivery.
Each party obtaining& contract will be required
to enter into bonds, with proper sureties, for its
faithful fulfilment.
Bids of persons who are *not luanufaeturen or
reviler dealors in leather-wura will rot no too- .
misted.
The Department re.erves to itself the right to
reject any or all bids which may be made.
I !pen the award being made. successful bidders
eels will be notifie I. foot they will be furnishs.d
with fo to+ of the - cou.root at.d of the bond :e
-s/aired of them.
erupoeals win be addressed to " Gen. J. W. Rip.
Ley. Chief of Ordnance. Washinton; b. O." and
*ill be endorsed "Proposal,. for • o.so Fquip
tnentc." JAS. W. RIPLEI,
anl.2-eolitaug '2 1 5
Brig. Gen.. Chief of Ordnance.,
20.000 "S"L"F
EYE
Wanted f‘t
MOORE'S DISTILLERY.
Witt pay the highest each price?.
89
T Firststree HOMA t, P it t burgh,
MOORH,
HO FOR THE WAR!
Bofors Phi& bap a Pair of
BOOTS; SHOES, AND GAITERS, i
AT BORLAND'S.
Cheap Cash Store, • 1
anD 98 Market street, I'd door tram lif h.
CLOSING OVT SALE Or NEW GOODS.
Tit . ag
BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITEI?S, 1 Wareti a , r r arge alr
and a i l l° l llo :2 o % e l ) , -
AT BORLAND.
99 Narket street, 2d do r from ;Vb. 1: SPRING , AND SUMMER GOODS, -
for cOstifind Youths weal. os - bOADIS ill'_lio
1' siOOe!lOis 'MATING& 'CABSINIntwein)
• -.,. E. irmorot. . iv..*.greigsl*Po, .
, Ha AIWA
TAIL° itts,,, _ - - -
____4
- , , • WINK Marltet Sombre. A Illeamme Xitlit ~ a
ir OP . G. S'' -`- • • - - , , i g 1 .166211 -fR I ZV Il i a imini t.
' Apsksisot les -
CoardAZEI STREET. JAS. A.
Me Gorses dol SUM dna.
SMITH a moentn,
Public Sale of Offiskjrailfoikr t
pbia
pritsvAarci
D it &sued out Of the Unttlelt
irls any County. in the COmlestairt••
yenta. to N 0.3 of Novem . •
expose te public salt, saliva" 11.00 )
en Fon-di street, in the .
tliedne diy.the 211th day. 0f, 4 1.
o'oioek or at sugh.tinia ya
.11.13 Jo way ho then and thereli. mat* " •
following described property; to
Toe lands and tenements mane
riant to OriZatta Works and
situ de i Townshat
c.-nt to the tnrough of Ne lp; wes.
county Ptautifyl:atala, bounded
follows:
A
creek, oa st t o byelaud bounded:de
dm Permsylvin.
Other land of s„id trust, and ei
creek, containing one acre, Mot
ere ..re.etrtl a blast furnace, kit
Sophie., 40 feet v i nare
hou-n tibo, hence, cinder; ht
ontler house.. enuinotottesatmf
three bni fern in the Willer • her
boiler? vet and'outripie.o. end , .
Isi-co of :and. beginning m
of nailing Al ill lot. on Nesitatir
thence north 47%. nest ?•2 ft
151 feet, theta. o ainng said mill
plate • of beeinttiag: on which : ,
a black truth shoo.
ru
piece of land • f one' acrd ant B_4l* 'toectee.
more or less, beginniniat ko.t now bealltei 2
n l'enosylvanta eau running
_. 8 0 1 41111112e
300 feet to a pu:t Walt!: UtetlCOSollUlt •
eat- t 3:83-neet rn a post eiNesittnnotit
theme south 41%° west 300 feet t*gaid:Ogieltve
.1 gio
t se e so
on
?k, 493fifeit(tothesilees
ning: whicl W ies
ereet lll .W. a : 11 inill.
the main building 150 by 212 feet, with' shear Ast
taehttl,ll. which are 16 baiting forawolle. 0 heat
ing furnaces, boilers and enginellgeketent Ike &ire
all the tn... hinery in said mill: bee rolls, Satan
7..113, nail plate nod musk roUa , ggaellnlm
etc! , a, :Lail machines and one wrought .pike ma
chine, and a brine trigehonse, 001 , 7,21',011et.
A Idea. of laud be:auttinb on.the manal at spa
e rner of loin rot, and. rtionitreeentt: 28
west 156 feet along toad a :nal, thenep SOU
east Si feet by laud of J. k .l; 0; White ;
south ffi east 231 feet by street, thenvendieltaiPtit
: o thence pest, then south east I,sofeet
ey.
thence 14 feet by J. & J. C. tt htte..to'lMll.got a
thonee along _ail lot to the place of begituntit :
etutoining one-half acre, more or lo a; on whisk is
eau and stave factory. 41 - 1 by 112 feet, engine anal
bsiler helve, with engine sufficient 'to drive ma
chinery tar y 4 neat machines, one spike meektee. -
one stave cosehioe,circularsttwa ke., therein eon
talc, e.,e clay hod e,58 by 34 fest, with la*.
chic, cry for grinning and. tempering clay to make
fire brick.
A of ground, No. 8, in White's addition,hsl
New Cos:le, bounded on the north and et OY
screen Sett: by tut N... 7 enli west by 3
eE a dlapp
•tre , •t ; 51 fe : tu• iGn feEt ; ;en which It a
boleti oe..t.er ;Cwt. f.t; by .14) feet, and carpenter
nilltare. •
A piees •.1 md in the borough of New thiolle,
the. north-west corner Nehbol
t att.,' oat ca-t: sida a.! .1 efferson si set, miler therl
bridge over .:. l esitonnoett crook; times north
cast 1-31.1 feet to saw: creek :thence north N3a? welt
t ill Let thence south 63.34° west 28. feet tu"Jiiff
croon ; thonen .° east 125 reet:to
onico bog nning, containing One acr matron
lot Of eittatal tteurded. north by other Will of
.ici t rum, east by A. I. 4: ( . .Z. W. erawford. south
by Wiaite',: heirs, and Imo by. Jefferson street. on:
a hich i- erected a bziois dwelling bonne, , .
I:he Opt:, -tie,eribed property mill, be 2 61 , 11 .14-
cether tttt a whole. A 1..., in 7..eperato parcel% es
cl cs.-1 t,r.,, . .. . 1 .
.
lho undiritked half of 41h) semi of land. mere
or 1. .-.s. in to- 1 an..oek tow:whip. bounded north
by erawlttrd, cost by Yeareon,•Pyle and others,,
aouth . t.y riatatta t PPP& and west by Maitland and
eiawfbr.l„ lit,umilmt wb.h coal, about 250 aerie
cleared, cons tam ire opened. a number of frablia
1 lino -e+, bur,,, -huti?, 4tabice. coke ovens, do:,
ert:eted there.tn.
A -14000 o: land in Scshatmook tottraakiP.
bounded by lamb. of Gilliam Alexander,Janus
Hoyle. anti John 510:ken. contalnutg 39:was and
130 iterchet., on wuieb is erected a plank house. s
log noose. a lr,:qm. :42,1,1e : about 20 acre,oloitred:
...
alb a good stating of water
t iota: con i..uttits let t of giound, in Pollook
towmthip. to • a toted on the north by Cunningham'
AUci nth` .r=, [..um by White. east by Vogan and
cube,, ob:i v:...: by —, Cu vhinli psi , e;ceted
::
‘i, ,, -;;,,,,; -..,-..,. ~...;, h ,-. At. .
A Ho,: :+1 laud ::l :I\ or.hout vet township. Istng
....,.:11:1, ~.t i . ...:. , n1 , rtc.i.,. rood. eOntai. jtg :,..h, acres,'
:or r.r t( - -,%. bett.; - .• (tart of tee Ihtupson traiin
ititrihaFt.d by D. Met or mirk' from Diana Ibmp
son, ttittla 10 ob tit 1? , 4. mi.iusirovi Ilcu r Cmellis. en .
Ito i:r_•nbrook :- ad
.0 (i t . ~, gr. ono. Cd feet front by trtt in depth. in
(no i..).onab of ecr t....i:1e hounded north. by. -
:treat, coo by alio , , atoll h uy .lamb Lint. and
wa:.: by defier:Am street, on sthieh is erected a
intnio sla bk.'
. . ..
A ,not ground in Polinrk town.q.iit., in White%
addition to New eas le, beginning. on Mill street,
at c0.re.1...f tot ninubo. 2.; thonco south 2 4 east by
:L.1111.-IT• et 50 . Lotql thence a.ezth tsV. treat by iot
AO. 3. 1.50 fret; thence north 4.-' we-t by alley 50
wet tn :41 , t1 tit-Walt c .1.1./er ,:f lot N 0.3; thence north
1i . .il east. by IGt :Nu. '2.150 feet: to 'be - place of bo
6tnnine. .
- 4 trains hou.io and lot in Pollock - township.
boun t•ct morn by , o-hannoek cr 414 east by Jet
-1 t.rz•on Ft , cut, P....a by —. c.asrly. —.....
A lot of ttiouud in L.n.iut t. wuship. bnunded north
by 1V :tilde.., c:,s . by aO AU, south by Diokeon.
40 1 west r.-; ei stork road, being 50 .cwt teTront by
150 fee; io depth
Abv, a tract of land of a'.: out 42* acres, in Sn
got Cruel: tawin-h 444 Vca .n;;;t1 counts'. Pentisy4ror
itia.. nowt. a- the ...ow Milt tract. bet, 41.444 lane
.ie.eribed in deed from Pollard_ McConntok.sted
.3d august, 16. K. .
A ap, a locof ground in the Citor a Detroit:sad
liioto-tt It i.:b.i.i.e. de-oribed ...5 ale CUE half and
a tuip oh" the cost hull of fivefeel ill a idtb. noir
u jug the e. tire 1, egth thereof, of lut number 3 of,
bock No 47 of th... as•Fxrui •
A tam o lull,ud decurata de:art...glen of thaprop•
• rty to bu m. 13 . ill be turaishedftgin tho dead al
the thne . f s , le.
TEEMS —ua,e•rourth of the purehase in:head.
upon zee utiou ul th-• oeed or deeds. and thereto
idno b tnr,.e con3ecutivo an aiil 14 teligkeets
rnermdter; with i tere:t how the detect( the se
enowletteuleut of tlin deod but le the eourt. Said
s t,,f erre d p,,yinuutu to be dee= t by WU& ilia
,uortintg- aeon the property. Twenty- eve .pte
t thu hand money when-the property is
d ruck down.l'; It, G. W EH.
jyy.)-45 Ite.eiver.
s. 111.. et, C. P. BIARKLE,
Manufacturers aad Dealers is
800 K. CAP LETTER.
and all kinds of
WRAPPLNOPAPER, havoromovod from
•
So. 21 V 4 70044 fALreec
NO. tiMITRIIELD STRENIT.
PittabatgU. P
adr- • :* spy
SWIM 11T PhLxe GI A. * DALZEJAL
ROBT. .B.4.ILZELL tt CO.,
Wbe!6B3le Grocers,
COMMISSIOk • ORD • FORWARDING MEACNIUSTS,
AND
04ilarb Pf 14403 and Pittabaritil idimitireturei,
tio. 231 LIBERTY STREW,
ickccit. - prrintriutp
FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE. •
, OFFICE VAATZBAIWITER U. R. ARIIT.}
Pitts argh. Ps. June 14. 1111621.
%ME NDERNIHSED WILL PUR-
A- eIiASE good
1.3 0 TT 'Pi I) OATS.
Deliverer.: In nnantitle2 notices, than Ave hum
,Lr,A bughel. Payment made on . thelivery. at
No. 3 Mt , Li.l74rti Etreet, or on Levee:
ALEX. MONTGOMERY,
ajar and Quarternuteter 11. EL: A
11 4 1AMIILLY CGAI. DErarr.
WIL P.I. STEWAItT,
3i.....1314 • . IN•
r IM. Corner SOUI.II cOIkIAION k SA_NDUISKI
• 5T.11. - .17, AI:LEONE:NY CITY. •
IMEasailiem .12PP/ 1 bd with ooal st kat ranee
on short Clontie 2.
CHANCE FOR BAIII3.ILtin.
Th e s t eheetribar wishing to oloie oat bleanuier
BOOTS, SHOO. AND GAITERS; ',
To make zoom for Fall Gorki% will Offer the Mia
blight advance on con You moat call at the
CIICAP CASH .sroaz, •
e:u2 - 11il Ma! t r at..ll 3 erirrnm PIPtbJ
A•
sad NAL Ofte i ,
%.
.... t. streot. MD -" --f- /.
Dr. -- Vil Ili mit Old citises ".
and bat be= io it, , s
fractiokbetk._obottwent7-11vo -7
000dood m ~,er..-
yeani. - 'AM summit boorboon ,
ma to Private sad -, 1
EfontioldDisoomo.
Or
.7 to - lia r o iiii — destii7tiO — za .
the ocaloostiLodies known in the 000ntr,
—thbf raft; low *take oreolo retention
of doal
Dr. Drown 's remedies never fail wears tills
Painful dims* is a raw oeve—.e will warrant •
Ile also treats Piles, Meet, gennorrhas .
itiqoallimbana.. Panale„Weests
1 WotTlitin....i. one; ' Mimes of - tlnt thts,
ilit7ZuLettilTellfir of
Perim B
I add is
I!:
motley mint - all of an Pureorklat'
A letter daserikint t.._amttome,csistainufS a
rim direetaltaDß. 'Mown. NoJewSmitliffel .1
Ilt ad lerultePs., will be ininiediatfly answer
ed. ne sent to any address. os , elY Puked
saiboat', from observation.
uoes nd b Matito9plif. No. Wit Smithfield
street. Pius ; ; i - • . - Wels.4 made
IMPORTANT TO LADIES!
rhs. J . OlOl MULVEY, MATING! NJ*
t r ikna l "rot twenty
li ta uo t ted bu
s t ir ?)i
Revak Diffewhiso. andbairingawaeoded in thou.
auditor tram in re nothiti the of to Awned
h ely ea lthhishas now entiritoonedonee hi - offering P ••
h . _
"Graf Americtszt Blurtady,"
DR.ILiEVEYII •
MONO - THERMAL FEMALE PILLS 1
Which have never yet failed (when the &no- .
done have
moving (Imentaitillgyfiagicifti:
OW/14W or Stoppage of Nature.
1 or in tatotiag the system to perfect health when
effsem Dna Spinal Affeet Prota . (hem
wAsier. or other madmen of the Mame a.
. hhie in all eases of Debility a Fano - ifs
Mystersse. Palpitations: de.. Ire.. &a.
whialkwre merio edam stniowi
11111-Tiess era soistely barmiest on the eon
etitmliesp. and sop be takes by. As mow dehatafe
welawidgni ~kw augnia: at the same time
they an tau ehann..by strengthening. invigo
'sling. sindiestbdig the system to a tea t*/ eon"
_ditlon. akl .hy bringing- on the monthly
ttltltMalan V. no matter from what cause' toe
may - They should, bowsaw
ant be during the first three or four mo nths
of maw" though safe at: any other ti me, as
114
: would la ttetihnilt._
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ly Modem of MI denoml-'
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nations. treat secret, and..
digitate disorders. _ •
abuse and , diseases sir;
tuitions commonand In-
Me*: to yonths - of both ' '' •
sexes, and adults. mugle or married. Ineause
slarrar publishes' the Let of Ids doing
sci. the laimastat falsely modest
v e r ydrimingiy
-shocked. and think it a gram sin e amoral
and Mr 'eahunthathei -and corruption 'among
their wives. Promising sons and dauglitsarbeir
phrtaian 'Muhl be.eautions to ' them
suitmcia thattlirg,4ltha mane nee. RAN
3 pt _Punishing)/est a luerative a ri
-ties Bahr war to thaw amonir.stapid
modest and presumptuous bah% born • • an
raised it Romano% apron= mnahroomi and
who samara away. in 04,1*-342i. Isso
Salters and cents' mysterioasly, meanly oMn
gotten. It.is to paounchhowever that minnow .
Porol a ind Meta! are Muskat that-tan
soim nabten 'a - wards,- previously 'resole
Matra* of delicate omdition and oppeerstnot
have lan restored to. hsialth and rigor by DR.
BRANISTRI7P.. build., many before and alter
animal-bins have bean savedsuneb sm
ut. anxiety moitileatiOn. kc. Spermatorr
boa oraoctsnia wasais*ne. are oomph:tan oared
in a very short spaosiCil time by has new reinecuea.
which aremioullarly hie own.ThoY ere oconnvalw a
rem the a singable Kingdom. lianas seen the
fellagaftlegleromissimeatnient.he lisisabato
dit and substituted the vatitable Female ss
' imamate treated with markets sowiso-havass had
.over forty Yeas (IQ experience al their meet_
meat in hospitals of both tho Old World and in
the United fates; leads Min to say—to an tra a
fair trial. health and happiness will again bloom
*POO tho now-maned cheek. Trifle no mama with
montelisidta magi make, but oome and,* eared
Coonaption and all of its kindred dames. of
width so way inn All oar mania •easi•
now lis wi ne they attest
,to
east hasi of an greauteat
Y gives Rath to all that apply Ilavtng the lu nd i b
....1.,...vantege of over forty-yea rs
. taperiessoe said
in the trsacs . ;als e°2B 27 ll l R ye% 11 1 1s= 1 and who - s
daily mitaitheillsY gi•PROSWIIift. as wall is Meal
standee bp apeemblo *idiom publises pro
oriel:en of :hatels. Moe *O B
street. we Arid Nitta,. i communi
cations nom parte of the Union Arian at.
tended to. Di m e to i sox soo •
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