PEIifiSIyANIA RAILROAD CHURCH 1 111fti
M.
,
Leaves Airs Station, r fen' Sunday at..... 9 A.
15
do
_Tvirle Creek, do do ..-. 920
do - BrFnton'a do . 'do op*
do Wrlktosburgh do do ...-. 942
do it Libert y . do do 960
A.rrive atlittsbn., ..-- __lo ltf,
it RETURNING TRAIN. . P. M.
Leaves Pittsburgh '= every Sunday at....-.. 1 06
do Bad Li3erty do Ido .....,...124
do Willinsbargh do do ~..132
do Brinton's 'do do -...1 49,
do Turtle Creek do do • ..... _1 56 ,
Arrive at Walls, n l2 00
11 J. STEWART. Passenger Agent.
Pittsburgh. July 9. 1811 9 ..
. rylltf
SOLARIML WORKS COMPANY,
1g PENNSYLVANIA:
OFFICE sr. OIALR STREEZ. Near the Bridge.
vek..AddrOms
tavlu-tfJ-VEAVER..•JIL. Secretary and Treasurer.
KEARCOMITON
IRON AND' NAIL WORSE/.
LLOYD at 131,ACIC.
g •
gannfactivers of
•
ar, Sheet, Holler, Plate, Hoop, A
and T Iran, Nails and Spikes . ;
' Lio,Bereen.Bmail T Rail and Plat Bar Railr
Iron. suitable for Coal Works
Works are adjaining the CITY GAS WORK
Warehouse; N 0.89 Water street and N
6 Market street, Bagaley's
ap.lB:6am-is
WILLIAM MMAIK TI DAVId B legiNlM a r tn r.
LIARMION A. 0087117.
lieneinl Plattner&
NEARS & COFFLNif,
CSUOCE63O4 t IA
Ill'eaudlot% Means C 0..)
•
WHOLESALE GROCE.#B
Oornar Wood and Water Streets,
GRAVtL, .FELT, AND CANVAS
R 010 F I PtGe
(WI A T E RI A IS CONSTANTLY ON
-LTA hand, loft:sale with instruotions; Also
IRON AUTURA TED FOR ROOFS
.
Oar work n 3 not to be excelled by that of any
Roofer in Western 'Pennulcania.
1t P. SHOPE, 75 Smithfield et
1025-3 ind
' Pittsburgh.
-
Dpx
E SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO
_ 110 Smitifield street, opposite •tue Custom
House. Chartered by the(Leuihiture.
OVPICJERS.
Prestdent....4
*IOR PRESIDENTS: .
Wm, H. Slnitli ' H, F. Rudd
Thos. D. Messier A. Reinemar
Francis Se!Jeri Joshua Rhodes
John,F,Jeuninge, Jacob - Stuckrath
Thomas 8. Blitir Alex-Bradley
Henry Lloyd ,1 Alfred Slack '
TRUSTERS.
Josiah King j • C Eng
A S Bell ` , 4,, Joe Dilworth
8 8 Fowler • ; W A Reed
Jas W WoodWoll it C Schmerts
F Rahm 1,) C W Ricketson
M Tiernan'f' 8 El Hartman
111 M Long 1
.. ft J Anderson
Jas W Baxter ,I D E McKinley
C H Wolf I Robert D Cochran
Wm Smith 4 W lhmsen
(4 B Jones -1 , , , B F Jones
W H Phelps ;: C B Herron
88 OARTAIt Y AYD TP USURER
1). 'JR IficKINLEY.
Open daily, front' 9 to 2P. X. Also, Tues
day and Saturday eveninga,from 6 to S o'clock.
Deposits received of Ols.lE DIME and upwards.
Dividends declazed in December and Tune of
each year.
Dividonds'allow,ed to remain are placed to the
credit of the depositor as pridcipal, and bear in
terest, thus compttunding it.
Books containing Charter, By-Laws, &e,, fug
niched at the office.
44' This lnatibition offers, especially to these
persona whose 63.1Mb:unser° small, the opportunity
to accumulate, bylstnall deposibt, easily saved, a
sum which will be Et resource when needed, their
money not only being safe but bearinginterest, in
stead of remaining unproductive. myl2
EAL k REN - CH AND
SCOTCH EMBROIDERIES
REAL LACE COLLARS.AND SETTS'
REAL PUSII A,AD FRENCH LICE VEILS
Infant's Embroidered Caps, Robes and Waists
Dimity and Fi en 4 Cambric Bands, Magic. Col
leratie and luiperi Ruffles, Linen Cambric Hand
kerchie Rdgings,kLaces, Lfcc.. to all of which we
invite attention. ATON, MACRUM & CO.,
sis(i !1'
17 Fifth street
XTUithi
-12.5 Trails Irina Almonds;
10 Bales Latigudoo do
30 Bags SielS do -
11) do E glish Walnuts:
30 do , FilbhrtN
30 do Britil Nets;
50 Boxes Shelled Almonds: —
. 20 > egs , do to
20 Bugs 2;000lC000nnuts:
200 Bags Atnann Pea Nuts;
In Store and to arrive and Tor sale by
REYSIER & BRO'S,
Ne's.l26 and 123 Wood etree
LADIES HAW GLOVE BALIRODALS
Ladies Pebble Calf Balmorals;
Ladies BruOh Goat Balmorals ;
Ladies French Morocco Balmorals
Ladies Kidpalmorals ; •
AT 15 METH STREET,
sel3 D. S. .prtiTENBACHER.
C AMP ENrvas FOB SALE BY
BOWS A TTLEY.
lqn 17 .1 i at
Lvox ; FOR Ito. 55 pima( PPIREE
.h• n sru want poots or Sl4loes. Ws the cheap
stbotlie in in , . city t
PICKLES, SAtC.E. &C.— •
200 doe • te. cesN gallon, & 1 gallon Pickles
100 do Tomato Cathttp: •
TO do Walnut E do
100 GO Popper anee:
10 do Woreheetcrshire do pta and ,6
10 Cases Olive&
10 do Capers:
15 ooa Enish:Vehow Chow;
sdo do ' , leanliflovrenn
sdo do rrPieealilly; •
sdo do lOnions:
20 do 4 do liGerkins & Mixed Pickles:
IV' do do i ll / 4 111ustard;
20 do French 1 1 do
It q r sate bg V, RHYMER & BRO'B,
•ic Nog. 123 and 123 Wood street.
OOH AT THE TERNS OF PAY
.ll—d MENT--4 hoiee!bnilding lutsibr sale each 22
front on Ewalt street,'Law,enoeville. by 141 deep,
near to Butlers reet and P.asenger Railway. lde
ohnnion and . ° hers cle4rous of tinttleg their ea
viegeintoa house of Itheir own, bave now a rare
ounpittinity. , av only 850 of the purchase money
Is nauired in hand, reinainderin nine yearly pay
to Apply -to B,4VITTIIIIPR''T A `OW
sel6
51 Maylet stree t,
IA ...IA OLIIIIER BLANKETS FOR
suLD USU, super' rto BOY of the so
ohllect "tiara Blanked; which are nothing more
Ater
CLth. Ihe Unaffectedffer is warranted
w Ater pr.uf end alkeby heat and cold.
which is not the case wail, oil el th. Another sup
ply foot eeceived at the India Rubber Depot. 28
and 38 St. Clair street' ,
4,316 r i! J. &all. PHILLIPS.
B AGS! 'BA Gict I BAGS I
20.000 :-..enznlea Bags;
6,000 Gunny Bun ;
I.ooo' tiowbdyqsaukB ;
2 500 Large Heavy Linen .
6,oolYitrtay OW and Corn Saoks
600 Salt Sasks—Forsale by
_,
_HITCHCOCK, IttoCREHRY &sel24mis l3lSecond street
ifIAMP /SD B
%./. sale bY
• sea
(wIE KanivrA volt
4 BOWN & ' &UTLEY.
1
136 Woos street.
D ON'T Put OFF Ts 1.. L TO-MORROW
what yuu ehnold to-d y. but go and eee the
immense sto kof Bow f:and bnoes going off cheap
at hiaOlelliaa' d Au , tidi.
lop OTS. TOUTKFZAIID eIIIAADREIVS
awes at Mc Auction.
•
EADQ,ITAIITE
,j7JI, Letestjttth street; where b. , le prepared
to su.t,l4 ye Moots Ae oom~eti skiiiihead at prises - that. dds
IL
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PIVIIIBITItOIII. PA
NEW. MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
Lion THE SPEEHT &NIP PERHAM
eu ENT cure of
GONORRHEA, i KET, ITRETIIAL
Diaeharime. Seminal WealneBp, Nightly Rads
dons, 1nm:toil:I rime Genital Irrita-.
bility. Gr Stricture-and
Affelt•ons of the Kid
neys and Bladder. •
Which hea bee- 'used by ttpwarxie of
.ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS.
in their private practice, with the entire ermine,
superseding Maxim, Coreine,Ciratrzas. or =I
lomponnd hitherto known.
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS
_SABLES PARIS, J;„
speedy in action, Clem °Muting a owe In
few days, acid when a care is effected it is perman
ent. They are prepared from vegetable extracts
that are harmless= the system. and never name
ate the stomach, or impregnate the breath and
being sugar coated, all nauseoua taste is avoided.
No change of diet is necessary whilst using eta;
nor doe: their action interfere with business p or-
Eaeh box contains six dozen Pills.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Dr. Bell's Treatise on Seminal
t eatiness,
Self Abuses, Gonorrhea, Gleet. &c. a Pamphlet of
.5n pages. containing important advice to the
ac
flieted. SENT kRE.E. Six cents aro required to
pay postage.
DR. BELL'S GREEN noon
,
A complete Treatise on Gonorrhea, (ileet. Stric-
I to
turs S • ills?, a 0., in all the various stages, with
7 PB. buns in English, adapted for self
rea tmen without the aid of a physician-
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
The Pills or Books will be sent, secure from ob
servation, by snail, best-buid, ny any ..,‘.lvertised
&gent, on receipt of the money,
J. BRIAA, lidebener N.Y.ante] Agent.
JOSkPII #LEArnm
oorner Market etrent and niRm.,...1
Agent for Pittsburgh,
..18,....00.ty:is
Tom New York to Liverpool,
Sold by all Druaabda
Steam fr,
MOM LIVERPOOL, PROM NEW TORE.
Calling at Queenstown Tuesday - - Sept. 5
Saturday - Ang. 16 Saturday, - - 0ct.25
Wednesday, - Oct. 1 Thursday,- - Dec. 11
Tuesday, - - Nov. 18
air - This magnificent ship having proved herself
unequalled for speed, sarety, and comfort. (sea
tie/mega being . unknown on board.) is strongly rec
ommended so the most eligible conveyance for
passengers.
Fins? Caant, from - - - - $llO to $155
each berth, according to the size, situation, and
aocommodation of the State Rooms, all having
tho same privileges in the saloons and in regard
to meals and - attendance.
Suites of apartments for families may be en
gaged by special agreement. • • .
Servants accompanying pasaengers, and chil
dren under 12 years of age, half faleL infadtta
free.
SECOND CABIN,
State Room Berths, meals served at separate ta
ble, d;go e
Tickets for the voyage to and from Liverpool at
a fare and a half.
THIRD SABIN.
Intermediate State Room—Passangers found
with bed. bedding, table utensile. and good sub
stantial food, - - - - - - $65
STEERAGE.
With superior accomniodwions. - $35
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet of
luggage.
- An experienced surgeon on board. •
For freight or passage 'mply to
laws. RATTumN,
115 Water stroot,Pittaburgh.
Or to CHAP. A. WIIITNEY,'
At the Office, N 0.2. Bretwdwas. N. Y.
, ROWLAND & ASPINWAhL, Asiate•
. au4
THIS DAY
-7\f/4
Just opened a complete assortment of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
W. H. MODES & CO.,
m 79 148 Federal Street, A11 , 3010=7 any.
NEW GOODS.
.WEB/LIFE JUST ItECEIVED FROM
V V the East a large andlohoico selection Of.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
for Gents' and Teethe wear. embraaings all the
newest styles COATINGS, CASSIMERES AND
VIPSTINGS. W. H. 1100F2E & CO.,
143 Federal street
Corner Market Square. Allea enT city. myg
S PEcIAL NOTICE-THE LASIC
stallment on the a , sessnient for Grading and
paving amide under th• supplement to the city
Charter is due, and if not paid before the Ist of
October next. will be plactd in the hands, of the
city Solicitor.. for collection. subj. ct to costs of suit.
ee9-tf IV/bL EICHBAUbf, Treasurer.
- 1.1 no • EIAN
muoNtAlli pATTIGAIIf,"EIffitOPEAN
Agent, 11 Water street, Pittaburgh. Pa.;
is prepared to bring out or send back passengers
*cm or to any part of the old country, either by
'SlGHT aillog _ packets.
DRAFTS FOR ALB, payable in any
part of htrope.
Agent for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail
road._ Agent - Y*6 - r the old Black Star Line of
Sailing Packets, and for the lines of Steamers sail—
ixig between New York, Liverpool, Glasgow and
Galway. fell
WM. R.SMITH ..........JOB. R. HUNTED
WM. H. SMITH dr CO,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
NOS. 112 SECOND AND 141 FIRST STRFETV
de2S ?ISTB.II RGH
grIIDEA--20 BARBELS CHOICE CI.-
• DERinit'reoeiikid on consignment and for
Ecir itile by REYJNIER 44 BROTHERS.
Lao • Nfte P.Pa ..nd few van",l t
iniNE TWo•SEATED teECONDHAND
O.II,RIXIAQE. ia good orderwill be e Id at
ME at Yrs JOSEPQ WHITES,
"WE * vantage Repository. Two Mile Run:
TO THE , PUBLIC,
1118 PE 01 ALLif
.Rldtheizziorantansib,
ly Modest of all dentlinit
nationirs,treat.seoret
eftif 7 ,
ablise and diseases..or. //4
, tuatioristammon and in,
cadent to youths of both ," • e
zeze 6 A: itkid:lAllihsi single drmatttied. because
J.garatrr,publishes ,the .fact of hie doing
ger, the ignerant and 'falsely modest are dreadfullY
shocked; and think it a great Sin *very immoral
and fOr. :contamination: and -cormntion isinong
their wives, promising eons and daughters. Their
family-tiliyalcian should no cautious to keep their
innoraneethatthey do the same as Dr.. BRAN
IST.BUrg,' (except publishing) kat a lucrative pray
Lice might be lost to them among. stupid falsely
modest and presumptuous families, born and
raised in ignorance, sprung up as ratieninag ua and
who compare society, Intelligence, sense, itto.,, to
dollars and cents, mysteriously. meanly orill3
gotten. It is to publicity, however, that ninhorou
;Parents and guardians are thankful that then
ions, daughters and wards, previously feeble
sickly and of delicate condition and appearance
have been restored to health and.vigor by DR,
BRANSTRUP., besides many before and sitar
marriage through him have boen saved much suf
faring. anxiety '
_, mortification. & 0.. Sperroatorr
hea or nocturnal emmiseions, aro omardetelyoured
in a very short space of time hy . lee new remedies,
whionarepeouliarly his own. They are oompbunds
rbui the Vecetabie Kingdom. having seen the
fallacy:of the Mercurial treatment,he hiss abandon.
ed it and substituted The vasitable. Female dis
eases are treated with marked eimoese—eaving had
over forty years (40) experience in their treat.
meat in hospitals of both the Old World and in
the United States:l=ls him to say—to all with 8
fair trial. healthand happiness will again bloom
upon the now--palled cheek. Trifle no longer with
montebanks and quacks, but come and be eared
ConsmaPtion and all of its kindred diseases, 01
which so ;many anti:m.47.Sn our oountries, ear,
- now be relieved , providing they attend to it in
time , Fall particulars can behad of my treatment
by procuring a con- cal Adviser,whicb
is given rea_tie Having the ad
vantage experience and
ibservat superior skill
m the tree as, and who if
tally cor
well 118 reoom•
oended , ilizniers, pro
crieters G. Stoithfielc
arect, ne te
:Miens h
rrizrietly at
tended to.
SOO.
de6:17% PostOlboe.
oARLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE
—A handsome two story brick dwelling eon
taming six rooms and a kitchen, with between 3
and 4 acres of gr6und, on which is over 100 bear
ing fruirtrees.shade trees, shrubbery ' , .ke.; two
never failing springs and a well of good water,
Possession given immediately. ror price and
terms apply to N. P. SAWYEEt.
au27 47 Wood street.
TEE STEAMSHTP
GREAT EASTERN,
Walter Paten Commander,
WILL BE DISPATCHED
ADVEIIIBI3INNTS.
--
JESSE JOHNSON,
UNREAL COIN - 18910N lERCRANT;
AND DRAM IN
Flour, Grain and all kinds of IDoantrY
ProduCe - Wines and Liquors,
Cigars, Tonne°, .to.
ins - Liberal advanoes made on consignments nt
HIGH WINES. '
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 231 SOUTH SECOND ST
au26Gy PHILADELPHIA.
WM,. BiIICE & CO,
PRODUCE AND PROVISION'
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO: 16 SOUTH 'FATE)? STREET,
Phlladelphial.
'IS-,Literal EGilvaneee made on et:Homan te
when required.
CHARLES MAGEE, '
Importer and calor in
Cloths, • Cassimeres, Satinotts,
Vestinp, Tillors' Trimmings, &to,
265 MARKET STREET,
North Side, PHILADELPEILL.
FRIES & LEHMA.N,
NO. 813 MARKET STREET
PIEMADELPHL9.,
Jobbers in Clogis, Cassimei`es, Vestings,
Always op hand a well seleeted.gtook of good
imitable foe trade. myl-lyd
Of_
• E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO.'
• IMPORTEHEI/40/
WINES, BRANDIES, &c.,
IND IDNALICILB IN
FINE OLD WHISEIFA,
NO. 5 NORTH FRONT STREET
PHILADELPHIA. p,plo:l7d
JOHN IC ELLISON..4II PI ELLISON-RODMAN H HT:I, is ON
JOHN B. ELLISON & SONS,
, • IMPORTERS OF
OTIIS, CASSINERES AND VESTINGS,
NO. 339 311.4.01KET STREET,
(2ddoor below Fourth,)
fIiILADBLPHIA.
GEORGE GRANT,
Manufacturer . and INlsoloanle and Rot ail Dottier
IR EVERY ZZSORIPTION OP
GENTS' FIIENISHING GOODS
610 CHESTNUT STREET,
myl-ly Pll IL A-DELP
C• HARRY BRIAN.
WITH
LONGICOPE. ek.
:MANUFACTURERS & IMPORTERS',
—OF—
HEWS FURNISHING GOODS ANY
- - -
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
NO. lONOIITH FOURTH STREET,
xasl:lrd • PEULA DELPHI:I
.l:' •
„..... .
...,
e - "" '..-
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' e
/ego MORSE OWNER.S.—DR. SWEET'S,
a. LNF LLIBLE LINIMENT FOR lIORSEt
is unriv any, in all oases of Lameness.
arisin from S ra.ins, Bruises or Wrenching, Re
eff magi al and certain, Hamm or Sandie
Gaffs Scrato' as. Mange, 3tc., it will also speediß
aura Specie and- Ringbone may easily iss pre
vented and red in their Incipient stages, but
confirmed as are beyond the possibility of a
a a. No case of the kind, however, is
so esperat or hopeless but it may be alleviated
by t ' ' iment, and ita taithfigapplieation wil
alawys remove the Lameness, and enable the
horse to travel with comparative ease.
Every horse owner 'Mould have this remedy at
hand, for its timely use at the first appearance 01
Limeness will effectually prevent those fonnida•
diseasee mentioned, to which all horses areliable,
and which render so many otherwise valuable
horses nearly worthless.
de27ly dew sow IL E. SRLLERSI & CO.,
_!Agents far Pittsburgh.
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11 .4ALKIr'UCTERS PE VN'A tr.r
sreui: Disinter.
PittAutgh, i.-ept..z.l, '6.4)
IN OBEDIENCE TO ORDERS ERDD
Adju•ai,t Genefal Husseil, all military organ
izati Lomt cot started for arrii hurt, are nottfr•
ed to remain at the it respective homes for the
present—to keep up their organization sad await
further orders." •
Captains of Companies whose orga , ization.
not yet reported to these ilea , quarters aria re
quested to report without d lay.
8 al. 110wEL
A. A., A. Pen'i Peon's,
DUQUESNE BRASS WORMS,
.ipumerrow az co.,
ANUFACTURERESOP EVERT tArtrari 01
FINISHED BRASS WORK,
.1131 AS ~ AND STEAM FITTERS,
Ray - Particular attention to fitting Oil Refiner.
_es, Brass Castings of saperior,ambothness made to
order. Steamboat work and Z•toairing goner
9-4-Ross' Oil le; Davy's Safety Lunt,
Gas Brackets and t cents: Corner ST. CLAD
STREET AND DUQUESNE WAY. fel3:tf
Young's Eating Saloon,
OORNICR VIRGIN ALLEY AND SMITE
FIELD Ei=M3:
Where OYSTERS and all the delioaciesl of the
season will be served up in the most palatable
style. ELI YOUNG,
ocl4 corner Virgin alley and Smithfield st.
JAMES H. CHILDS.
HOPE COTTON MILLS,
Allegheny City, Pa.,
MANO7AOTIIB.ZRI3 OP
SEAMLESS BAGS,
AND OF
•
SNA.EVEIIit GS,
12 Inches to 40 Inches Wlde: "
Sir Orders may be left at H. CHILDS & WS,
133 Wood streetyittsburgh. no3Lls:b3
WILLIAM BAGIALEi,
WH*OLESA),E GROCE.III
NOS, 18 ANT 20 W 00.15 STREET,
C I etiIIMI L SLEET. opposite Cathedral
REAL ESTATE ANDflithlifftiL AGENT,
Dint.
NOTES, BONDELMORTGAGES and other Evn
ritiew
•
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
ASIItiALL.RED COW. ANY PERSON
finding he, will be suitably rewarded by
leaving word at Martin's Grocery. on Rebecca
eireet, Allegheny. tnpanite Patterson's Lumber
Yard, o. by droppii a note in the Pittsburgh
Poet Offioe.
ul2-tf
D R. WILLIAMS
G REAT REDUCTION IN SUNDER
BOOTS, SHOES,...AND GAITERS,
,CHEAP CASH STORE OF
JOSEPH H. BORLAND,
garkirtfttreet, seomtd door from Fifth. iSIS
THUR
IDAIL,Y . POST.
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Ti to - Emancipat ion Proclamation.
President Lincoln has surrg loose from
the constitutional moorin of his inaug
ural .address, and his messages at the
opening of th two successive sessions of
Congress under his administration. He
is fully adrift on the current of radical fan
aticism. We regret for his sake, we la
ment for the sake or the, country, that he
rrls cc erred by the insanity of the radicals,
by the denunciation of their presses, by
the drats of their governors and sena
:dors that be should resign, into aproclam
ation which on hs face violates the Con
stitution it is contrary to the general cur
rent of of cifilization in th conduct of war
as i, has run since the Crusades, is in op
position to the solemn declarations made
by our goveri meat that this Was not to be
a war ofaubjagation, and in manifest ob
struction of . tit' 7.eunion and of those
States for which the nation has fought and.
is ready to lavish its blood and its trea
sure.
We demand to be informed whence the
President derives his power to issue any
such proclamation as he has now publish•
ed? Not from the Const4ution,•surely,
for it is in plain violation of some of its
feeding:provisions. Nut from the laws of
war, fur the laws of war tolerate no such
proceeding. Not even front the se-called
confiscati o n act, which the Prestdent was
at one time on the point of vetoing, for
the proclamatio is lade in - parsuance of
that higher law—that is to say, that open
di fiance of lavi-which has distinguished
the tribe of pestilent abolition agitators
from the beginning. Their moral notions
are so sublimated and transcendental that
they do not recognize the obligation of a
compact, or the binding force of an oath,
or the authority of a constitutional law du
ly enacted. They acknowledge no law
but their own unregulated impulses.—
sectional hate, party spirit, political pas
sions inflamed to 'diabolical fury—these
are the."highcr law" of these wretched
zealots, in compatis un with which the sa
cred obligations of the fundamental law
of the land, and the public law of nations,
are as light, in their estimation, us the
antihero of a gosstinier's wing. In obedi
enee to this higher law of unreasoning
passion they 111,dpi-took, many years t•go,
to annul one diatastetul hut minor pro
vision of the Constiortion : now they .tire
louse reins to thtir fttnatcistn, and drive
with it coach-iindalix through the very
body of' the instritment. '
The Consti tut i LAU COL feni on the
Federal Government no power to chang
the domestic institutions of the States P
this policy tuaktas alleges of the most
violent and sweetaing character, changes
whicti eveti the Republican pat:ty in its
national conventions disclaimed any in.
tention of of tusking and adinitted to be
nstitutional. The Colititlaio n pro
the property of all eiti
ens from fbrfetture by civil penalty, with
out trial land convii•tion : this pubcy in
flicts heavy pimalties without even the
pretense of a trial, inflicts them on the
citizens of the whole States withont even
the pretense of any discrimination be•
tween the innocent and the guilty, blend
ing them nil into one iudistioguishable
muss, without an regard to whethe r they
ha I borne army against the government or
were non•comhataat•i. or t her they lad
gone into the rehn;lion voluntarily or had
been,coerced into it by the ti rroirsm which
hits prevailed at the Simla. The Consti
tution describes the crime of levying war
against the United States as treason, at.ti
makes certain broad regulations respect
ing its puaishinont, hut the policy in ques
tam assumes to punish levying war in a
different way from what the Constitution
allows it to be pro ished; by punishing it
under some other name. A man cannot
be constitutionally punished as a traitor
till he has been first tried, but this policy
attempts to circumvent the Constitutio n
by inflicting the punishment under other
forms than as a penalty for treason. A un
iversal con fiScation.of thelprivate.property
of non - combatants, throu hoot the whole
States, without trial, without any . attempt
to.A.:istitignish between inArent and guilty,
or between the property of full grown male
citizens and that of minors orphans. held
by guardian or trustees, is alike contra
ry to the Constitution and to the laws of
civilized war, which respect the private
property of' non-combatunts.
.If we descend from the Constitution to
the confiscation act, we shall find this ex
traordinary proclamation indefensible even
on the principles of that act. That -law
does not art on the gross populatio n areas
of country. The forefeitures it denoun
ces are confined to persons in rebellion,
against the• government. What can be
more preposterous, ore more monstrous
perversion of justice than to - make the
guilt or innoc,enee of an individual depend
on whether the State in which he happen
ed to- be born) shall have represematives
in Congress on the first day of January?
It would he sufficiently monstrous to wake
a trian's:',right; on his property depend on.
:his own exercise of the elective franchise.
Never was there so degrading a satire on
Republican institutions as the compulsory
voting required by President Lincoln.—
But when a mans property is made to de
penn not on whether he chooses to vote
himself but oni whether his fellow citizens
choose to vote and whether the number
Voting under jthis executive compulsion
happens to be ia majority, we are lost in
astonishment that a chif magistrate of a
free country Should undertake to make
ciliate's perform what ought to be their
freest act under coercion, and to convert
the ballot-h o - - ,intoa criminal tribunal.—
What has the numbeer of vtites cast in a
particular election to do with ; the question
whethera particular citizen is guilty 011
treason? Why should women, minors.
orrihans, be deprived of their property iti
consequence of the neglect of the citizens
to vote?
This extraordinary proclamation will
britig no advantages to the negro race at
all proportionlate to the obstructions it
throws in the way of reunion.r It is, cer
tain thatthe Union will never be restored till
this ill, adviseal action of' the government is
reversed. It converts every ibbabifant•of
the South into a zealo., whose all is em
barked in the success of the rebellion.— '
The idea that they will succumb to threats
that they will vote on compulsion, that
they will feel terror, or rnisgivings a or any
thingtbut increased indignation at such a
proclamation, shows small knowledge
th ett e h s er ou o th fhu r to , amni
mind. Ste
i o e r a o a f t p h r e ocm of
te ia mp a e i r i
rn
cannot possiblybe enforced, and its only
effect will be to 'strengthen the determin•
ation of the rebels to fight to the very
is -
last.as
no T
turning.hey areshut
When
the
up i n
ma
powerilitary hich
1 1 1
h of the rebels broken we have laid be
fore ourselves altask still harder `to per
form. At the very crisis of the contest of,
arms the President has reinforced them as
effectually bad
may
d rn the f i r r o s r q n uad
rots ne i i n es theour
m -
Their
leaders will make of this proclamation
e. a fi s i-rd
They h . e
will j)
ice.
their ehiefestmgal weapeon. It is power
less in our hands for good; in theirs it will
be potent for evil. Onr only salvation4s
now i n t h e haliet•box. To that it yet re
mains possible for the pebple to resort.--
There the battle l9st to day may be won
to-morrow. There alone the insulted
majesty of the Constitution may be yin
dieted by tne people against its faithless
eustodians.—A. P. World.
Appointment of Provost Marshals,
The War Department has issued the fol
lowing order in relation to the appoint
ment and duties of Provost Marshals:
- First. There shall be a Provost Marshal
General of the War Department, whose
headquarters will he at Washington, and
who will have the immediate supervision,.
control and management of the corps.
Second. There will be appointed in each
' State one or more Provost Marshals, as
necessity may, require, who will report tr,
and receive instructions and orders frorn
the Provost Marshal General, of the War
Department.
Third. ft will be the duty of the special
Provost Marshals td arrest all deserters,
whether regulars, volunteers or militia,
and send them to the nearestmilitary com
mander or military post,. where they can
be cared for and sent to their respective re
giments; to arrest, upon the warrant of
the- Judge Advocate, all. disloyal persons
subject to arrest under the orders of the
War Department; to inquire iro.. and re
port treasonable practices; seize stolen orl
embezzled property of th Government;
detect spies of the enemy, and perform
such other duties as may be enjoined hpon
them by the War Department, and report
all their proceedings promptly to the Pro
vost Marshal General.
Fourth. E'o enable special Provost Mar
shals to discharge their duties efficiently,
they are'- authorized to call on . any availa
ble military force within theirs respective
districts, or else to employ the assistance
of citizens, constables, sheriffs, or police
officers, so far as may he necessary, nodc r
such teguTations as may be prescrtoed I - y
the Provost• Marshal General of the War
Department, It'll the approval of the Sec
retary of War.
. Fifth. Necessary expenses incurred in
this service will be paid on duplicate bills
certified by the special Provost: Marshal.,
stv.ing the time and nature of the service,
after examination and approval by the
Provost - Marshal-General.
Sixth. The compensation of special
Provost-Marshals will be—dollars per
month, and actual travelling expenses and
postage a-ill be refunded on bills certified
under oath and approved by the Provost
a.-s'ual-lieneral.
Seventh. All appointments in this ser
vice will be subject to be revoked at the
pleasure of the Secretary of War.
Eighth. All orders heretofore issued by
the War Department, conferring authority
upon other officers to act as Provost-Mar
seals, except those who have received spe
cial commissions from the War Depart
meet. are herel y:revoked.
By order of the Secretary of War,
L. THOMAS, Adjutant Genera]
Ala Urgent Appeal for Help.
The Baltimore American, alluding to
the terrible condition of some of our
wounded and dying soldiers says :
t is impossible to exaggerate the
frightful sufferings now endured by thous
ands within some sixty or seventy miles of
this great city. Men are there—brave,
noble-hearted, intelligent fellows—who
hav e Corny into the State as its defenders,
and who, since the great battle which has
I.placed them helplessly on the ground, in
their own Wood, have not been moved or
assisted to any extent.
put down my hand to feel of my hurt
today, said ono bright, intelligent fellow
to us, and I broUght it away covered with
— maggots.' His wound had not been at
tended to for
-four days! Artithcr re:
quested us to lift the blanket which cov
ered his amputated limb • and a stench
came from it almost unendurable. And
yet they have to endure it.themselves, ly
ing side by side ; whilst when they qie, as
many of them do, hours elapse before the
bodies are removed. We saw, in one case,
where a- dead body altdost touched two
poor fellows who were perfectly power
less, even to turn over so as to get away
from it. It had been there for twenty-four
hours. These facts are not surprising un
der the circumstances. Thousands upon
thousandsare there r stables, orchards are
full, everything that affords even the sem
blance of shelter ; and let the regular sur
geons and nurses do their best, they.are of
necessity insufficient in number to attend
properly to every case. — 41
Read Read ! Read!
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
CIREAT RELIEF TO TILE A FFLICT
ED, and those suffering from wealsnoas
sight
TO ALL, YOUNG AND OLD;
you wish to experience great relief in you
ght, try the world-renowned
•
RUSSIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES.
Purchasers will continue to find perfect satisfac
tion by trying these Spe_ctacles: .Sold only by
J. DIAMOND, Optician.
No. 39 Fifth street, Post Littilding.
The Russia Pebble' inserted in old frames. if
desired. _
mkir- Bower Impostors and Pretenders
is 2
SMITH, PARK & CO.,
NINTH WA -EMI lUMO
(PITTS I I RAIL Pi ,
Warehouse, No. 149 runt andl2o oecond
Manufacturers of all sizes and descriptions o
"Coal Oil, Retorts , and Stills, tau and Water Pipe
Sal Irons Dog Irons, Wagon Day.er, Steel Moulds
Fillies Dangers and ooupliztas. •
Also Jobbing andMaclune , " ' ery de•
toription made to order. •
Raving a complete machine abgp attached
the Foundry, all necossaxy fitting will be oareftalS
attepded to teetlayd ew
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MINES
=MEM
SMELTING WOR II S.
PARK. DI"CuRIFF
Manufacturers et
Sheath, Brasiers' and. Bolt Copper, Premed Coy
or Bottoms, Raised Still Bottoms, Spa: ter
Solder, - Sm. Also importers and
dealers in Metal% m
Platek Sheet Lc%
lire. -
•
&Jr Conztantli on hand. Tinmant Machina
nd Tools. Wsgthouse No. 149 PLECBT and 12u ECO ND STRUTS, Pittsburgh, Penna.
let Special orders of Copper out to any desired
tern. faouivdtw
WO NEW
Price wee $125 will be sold now
AIDING 'TOP BUGGIES,
•••• hosa former p
tor $9O. at Mrs. JOSEPik WHITE'S,
R em Carriage Repository wo Mile Run.
ARMY SHIRTS,
SOLDIERS' GOODS!
, •
New atrles selling cheap. at
ad 18' Market etrldeetCP.eli'.3lti&G:lsiamEond
STEAMBOAT AGENCY.
NV . IA A. Z 7L" Oir
Has opened an °Mom at
NO. 90 WATER STREET,
Where he will transaet a General Steamboat
Agency bosiners. and would solicit a chain of pae
MD page from steamboat men. an24-Nd
EVERYBODY Is A NXIOVS TO
Pear from their friends la the army, and atso
to /mow where to buy Boots and Shute cheap.—
The piece Is at M'Olelland's, 55 Bitch street.
"2 Vvo
4 4- 6 ,
A. IfRADLEX,
20 *OOlO STREET,
corner Second; Pittebniigh,
Alanufaeturor and , Yholesale.and Retail dealer in
pll kinds of
.
Oook,`'Parlor, and Heating Stoves, Grate
• Frontl, Fender; &O.
•
.Itir In our sample room may be found- the
RLEBRATED OAS RUMNESS COOK STOVX,S,
- EUREKA AND TROPIC,
merits oz whici, hav, e been folly tested by
. ousands, and tbo Ilitove pronounced unequaled
y any in this markr together with agreatman7
ther desirable patt rns.
• • ,
Nava alai: , a versi !wee assortment of 1 .
PARLOR AND ; 'HEATING STOVES; -
'ombreein g onto of t 6 BEST PAITERNS now
Bored to the I , ublie4
FANCY ENAMELED GRATE .FRONTS
AND FENDERS, oil the newest styles. Coalmen
Kitchen how and Jdro Grafee, all of whiz* ate
offered at verylow j 2
Special induct menu : offered to buildinz in
want of ORATEFitp.NTS. 'EItY294.
J 'la
,ow Li ices.
,id indoe ments offer..
',RATE PI.NTS.
J. .sr, .1.1.. IVI''II".ELEIN.
.
. .
Brass fOttliderg,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, ' '
~..„
MI kinder of Elitism and Iron Cocks/
mulle t to order.
. .
BRASS OASTINSB, OP ALL KINDS .
Mad c :a the shortest nn tire. •
OIL il• IltaP r Y'S Fl fTED.UP.
'4 1 1..A I o'flar leftat i' . ol4i'd: - .i TETLEY
_,'S 1710
WonD I...MEET, will hopronsotly atiended to..
The members of thl firm befog practised me- r
ebanies, of Mh/ky year:l' o , parlance In the busi
ness, will insure to chic, satisfaation In every re
spect.
'Eeddyi
aIEETH "ExTztikTED : • wr . nvi
r
PAIN by the use tif an apparatus wrbeteky
no drugs or galvanic lbottes9 are need. Medi
sal gentleman and theitinilies have...their teeth
extracted by Lay proco and are seedy to testikr
se to the safety ar.d psile:tones" of, be•pentiott.
whatever has been said by persons inserered id
asserting.thecontrary, b vingno knowledge ofM
ir
r recess.
sii-lt.—AP-TiFICIAL 14...ET11 inserted in every.
style, and eharees as low, as will warrant the.
best of material in all Cafro.
OUDRY. Dentist. '
t
ta4 Smithfield street.
EMICEI
KISS; ar t , CO..
Sp , NUFACTUREICEI OP
Pare r 'No. 1 Carobou. 011,
Lid 2; 0 T.., E •
AZ - Office on. LIBERTY BTRERI' t oPPoaite
Penn'a P, Depot.
HELEY W. 'BEAUMONT &
1,10 On lER.LY OF , TELE TWO - MILE
11%. U d Palen in Forei= Brandies. Wines,
and Gins Blankberry, Raspberry. Wild
Cherry. and Gin;er •ndit.A..Old Monongahela,
Rye, and -other ‘Vhisiti..v.. Jamaica Rum, Supe
rior Wine Bitters,
SA Liberty street"
Opoo , ire l'ottrtb. Otreet. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Hotels, Taverns. and Families supplied at mod
erate profits for oath. New Jersey Cider for com
ity or hotel purposeb. 331-6 red
I' Ea , 17 - 4 A 0 .1.11, - WO it . ir..e
LONG. MILLER dr. 00..
VORKS AT S .ii.SI3IFFS.CiII STATION. AL-
Y VALLTX
,Aie - OlTioe and Want:lowa
28 NARisugT 52 Ri T , rITTSETTRGH
Manufactures or Illundbathig and Indiridated
Carbon Oils and Bora°lo,
NO. H REFINED OIL, WARRANTED
.NON-EXPLOSIVE, allvaso on hand. ()cab
WILLIA.IN CARR it CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS - .
And Emportere of
BIUNDLES,' GEM dk4l
ALSO.
Distillere and ;Dealers in
d'INE OLD MONONGAHELA RIE ifHLSKT
82'7 - I.llber4l Street,
PETTSSITRISH PA.
J• H. OA.SIDAY
NoVN Stock, Draft, Eorn and Mort
, •
gsidk-v, !ten' Odra° and Itter.
• ehandise Ekeleer.
OFFICE,. 'ROOM I'lo. 12 BURKE'S BULLDOG
FOCH Eli STREET. Pittsbylit, Pa.
1 1-25,000 to invest ioNtortgOgto sad No: 1
Dauer.
50 ea ks Prime Currants; •
10 oases SI •ile Liquorice; •
do Cal :b. ia do
20 boxes 51acearont;
•
20 do Verinieellat
50 do 011 - ve Oil, quarts and Fantle
30 eaios Sardines. 34 and 34 cans:
00 trails Dates;
00 b-x.es Caalile Soap; •••
30 . ,do Citron:
eases Prunes In Jane
5 do do fanor boxes.
200 boxes. No. 1 Fire Crackers,
In store and for sale by
RR. BROBI
No.'s 1 andl3 Wood street:
Wholesale Grocery and Liquor Store
For Sale, •
THI: STOCK AND FIXTiIItES OF A
Wholesale Grocery and Liquor House / do•
ing a good tr do on one of the best busutess
streets in the city, is offered for sale, as the own
ers wish to go• into other business. For further
particulars address •
au7-tf LOON BOX IS. Pittsburgh NO.
Lucent .oilr Works
DUNCAN, DUNDAPBc CO.,
Martufacturei; of
• PUKE WITITT. !MIME!"
CArtno. N. 40 I
Office NO. 291 LIBERTY STREET. pittaburgh. • mvx4md
_
JOHN LITTLE, 'Jr.,
I
NO. 106 FOURT STREET,
TOCA AND BIL . BROKER
:p u r g i g o d7Z otea, Stook Bolds, and Mortgajer
I .
JOHN FLEIGEB,
4E} II N S Alir 'Er
25-corner Ohio and Beaver ste,
ALLEGHENY jary.
•
Lamp stock of Guns of all doiriPtiOWL9rn,pAti.*
vitindE e
s! o ordcr, and for sale LOWto_
Repairing promptly attendeti to. , • I .
noLS:lyw-my3l-dtf '
17.E8,NA16 tt 16LETIFY,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
IMPOILTDDS AND DELALION IN
TEAS, WINES, LIOriORS,
NORTH-EAST corner of .
OHIO STREET AND TH DIAMOND,
nahly AL LE BEVY CITY;
CUPPING AND LEJEC . III
MR. &, MRS. BEBE.
tit-Tooth extracted, Hot; Cold and abo•Dr ,
Rath. I" grunt
20..000 Busl"
wanted at
MOORE" S DISTILLERY.
wm pa" the Wettest cash pric
TH02.641 Ma i - .
b3Oll -119 PIM street
ooroisting of Cloths;•casinie:res, ,&c.
• ALSO=-A large stock of.
GE i g -TURisTISH GOODS;
including WdoienShirt,r. 'ea f:r 4;4. ecG no?.
And everything usually ke, tby fir t etas r , urn i • h-.
ing thorns.. Urdu's promptly esecuimi, u yd
CO-1/411 P,
UNDIETZSIDOIVEIt ZI tyAp.
ted with iato hb S OCIA
eon. 0 sAI ,
10 k, to a copartnerabip. for e transoctton -
tne CARP ibT BUSIO1143•, und name and of
Arm of W. MOOLINTOOKL a ;ON, her sol new trout generouß public oontinu ety l Wo o new
firm, of the lib patronage NO :"ol3' shy him
aelf cackled Y'. NTOCE.
CARPIiTis - ving purchased. fat , VA
before the / advanci,, the IF r &ea., .etnell of
carnets in the ny e we woullitall the a terstio,
yIIOIISEIIO and retail boreal loner complete as
sortment of CARPETS, AIATTIN 9- OIL
71.fiTfia. Aro. Wi AIM:10TO( it S(iN,
au2l 112 DlrarkrAtreet,
IN 4%1a NIA) 0;114i;
%NYE. ARICSOW/ILOpliwziacurtrtroNo4
v thielirtfole;hic—hforbriilierkcylle?..ttrmirJa
natorin
freedom, at offenorte odor. said - 7 W•Annyarry of
color. (which ooleriwe_waramt: tote dia - oged.by
446 azpoiiireitirposarmored ally Fanal
irker/iolif., ha w Profitable
V11.10 ' 140 cou r amer, we carreverlalb' Toppi:43l4mi
it. .".elleo. bur- matufacture .01 , - • '• ""
• •
CAUSTIC S , 0 D'A . ; , -0
Bred by altlargekSami JKLthersoiria Oil Refific:los.
Which excels 10 per coat. in ot.rergthanthqctoke
_at English. EllodiOrenaht thil• eel:Entry Oar
nianaractuse of _ • ft.
SAPONIFIER, OtIVINCENTRATEBLT,EOAI.I / C.
Are so Welrand tolerably known We troit tho
mention laettlticient. • •, so
te ardere and incurierJol'l r
te b eAt
ddreeeine. •
GEORGEool.atiroo wrtt-ix./
Pease. Salt litantitaelarlir. Cu.
_ 24 Wood Ftrbat.Fit÷4l.ll,
nriP FrJrwriF
WINDOW OVETArcifg,,Ae.
A 'Great Variety' and Ein
4:se t Lt
aapr
. Anent Ikons - 4g - 1 , 44 I , ta ' '
*o_tt6 t ieVe Pic)oo.
for sale by
PIONLILS
NO; 91 WOOD s L,
Be t ren 4th 504 ad 4r below Di>;;:-*,ld
ati23:l9d
CORNWE.I 4 I
CARRIAGE.. MANUFACTURERS,
(At the olitestablished Coact
nuquEsriz ' •
AMAIN. ST. MAUR STREET
334
Repairing done earzenaL
ippgivA TE 6 lBEAsEs;. . 44zsr
Dr.BROWN'SMEDICAL .4\
and. SURGICAL Otßee, No. 50 .
P mitljfreld
ennsy street. Pittskny.K. • ,41
lvania-
Dr.BROWN is an old citiesu -
of Pittsburgh, wines been in ;5:
P ractioeforthelasttwerity-ilre 4
Years. His business has been.
•• confined twisty to Pdvate and -
S arriPaiDlioaag .•
CITIZENS .si*ii STRANGER
In need of a medical friend, sbonlti not fail - to
and out the sure- place of reliaf. The Dpag t r is a
regular graduate, and , hisenperi,... N•eat
ment of a certain ohms of diseases is a - sare guar
antee to the Sufferers of obtaining permanent, to
lief by the used his remedies and.following Dig
adviee.
DR. BROWN'S 'R • “szsi
never fail to 'cure the ;wo form of Venereal
Dimas Impuritiim and Sc. • one Miestions.—
Also ail arising from ' a beseditery taint.
which Manifests ; itself in, the form of totter
Psoriasis. and - a great many brills' of skin C'S-A
ems, thesnitin of.which the patier.t iSontirets
Wilortint. To Pens= se afflicted; Dr.Brewn offers
now of a sure arid speedyreecreery.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS. ••
Dr. Brown's remedles*fer the alarmizetarble
brought on often by that solitary habit Otmenstuil
gratiAcation, whisk the zeta* and weak minded
often give way, tfa(to Mew own destructiota)
,the only reliable renieclies,Smown in the qourittr
of—they aresafe,atid , .moke a speedy restoration
health.
_ .
REBUIdATIBM. •
Dr. Brown's remedies 'mist :fall so sure! r
Painful disease nt A PEW DAYS -h 0 TrearaTlAllt
care. Ho also . treats Piles, ;Eileet• onnorrheer.
Stricture, Dreamt liisahareros Yens...le-Weakness
Monthly' Sum
.Nervous -Mae ieeg br , the ,To:mte,
Fistula in Ano, Nervous Afroctiona; Paine -in tnti
Backmtid Kidneys, 'lrritation
„of the Bladder, to
gether with alldiseases of, n rowan origite v-
A let•ber describing the symptoms, costaini
res..directed-toDR.-BROWN.No:Sileaulitlffionk„,-
rd
St., Pitts - burgh. Pa., will be immediately answer'.
ad. Medicine sent to any address; safely Paeltha
and secure from observative.; • ;11,
Office and Private Rooms. 50 - , gmithfl old
street. Pittsburgh. Pa. ' uois-dsarris•
soaaaa.niaeu n..,:L
BOBT. BAIZELL * rl
, •
Wholesale Grocers
COMMISSION , AND FORWAROIII4I:I3CIiaiSe
Dealers ' inProdnee ' .
412 A
a N Pl D ttab : tirg ' h
jazim .
' 251 LESERTY sT
P‘11:16-17
Ccbrnucopixe
CORD a ortailowAirD"Frila
r :(Nen; 141arkeqj e
wiTHERE Tsverz. prauro r •'calsr On..
• • TA,l.N'tbe beet and meet Liquorp
Meals carved at• all Ultra on the eitort.egt r
Lunch every morning between the lint= of,o
and 12 ' • • .• FRED,LIV EM;
• • ,
.!gtooribtirri
• , .
ALTII4IIIIJEGH ORALLY CEI,C Pio. -1 £Ol
' Wood Street; of the .Baltimore - Piano Fec-.
tory, established inlB36;tA choieentock ofinano
-7 octavo Centre Pianos . combining all i the essen,.
tials first elan l a va•rtinient with late novelties'
(undprpatenti. H ighly fitetteat to .tke .
tam*, 'Low for caah or acceptance. .
t BROTEiBRi; •-• • •
Manun
trt
TOE Fa-4p COI3,A,L)Ci;
• (scrzusuirocOrr.ticonittilmt.) • .
0013.NER - PLFTg . d hILTILEI81;1? sTRNNTs.,
(Otiposite - the Post Office.)
rill HE 8 17118'e RIBE-8 vizke t i•
taken the abovo.well-known stancV.will . -
pleased to see his'friends at all hours. ELI wines,
Liquors , ale?, and are : otallof the best: .
1,324„.3md JOHN LUNDY. Prouriptpr. •
4SC IL&4l.lliliE,
Manufnetantit and Demon in '
BOOK CAP "LETT - ER; •
and kindt of
WRAPPING PAPER, Wive iemoveil frdar
N 0.1117 W 0044 ittireet t 0
NO. 88 ShEMEETELD STREET:
Z. Pittsbiirgir. ` 1
ibt RAGS. • , 0 9 •
Or Oaab
• OWE :N BYANE,. :"•• ;•'.•
MEROHAN.~ TAILOR;
• 4911 t. atiliStreet.
RENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING Siti.DE TO OR ? ,
.iIIgR ! CREAP FOR CAUL "
gjFAVINGI . ,
e Va ll )Vh s w i f i tf: d a
,4hafiejiiervosit_ CL(f •-
parehaded'avprices far Moir - the lisiiallt;,63 be
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