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THITRSDAYI MORNING, OCT. 2
BEIASSESSED
Our Demoert4ie friends must remember
that they must assesstl TEN DAYS be
fore the electiok in order to be entitled to
vote. Saturday next will be the leat day
for making these assessments.
THE DUTY OF THE
When secession organized, and armed
itself, war, civit war, became inevitable.—
And when this Secession prevailed all civ
il federal authoiity became in fact sus
pended, and iti . - irevisal thereafter became
dependent on the defeat of the hostile or
ganization. Aithority t had lost its moral
force, ky loosing the affection% of the
South; audit hiid lostiti civil force by rea
son of the overwhelming force of the re
hellions Combination. The secession is
therefote complete,,tmleis we can subdue
it by force of time military power; and
until that is, done, Cr in so far as it is not
done, all federi l l civil authority is done.
What then are the laws by which the
test is to be cOnstractedT Can any one
doubt that the must be the laws of civil
ized warfare-? So alnioet all civil wars have
been cOnducted,and so we insisted and ob.
tained in relation to our revolutionary war.
• If informer tilies civil wars seem to have
been more cruel than can be justified by
the laws of
,citrilizid warfare, it is partly
because of the intense personal excitement
which usually attend such wan , : and part
ly because the laws of war have since be
came ranch aMhliorated.
And it is otpe utmost importance that
this should be, recognized by -us all as
the laiv of the occasion; for then we shall
all have one' and the same ruler to go by,
and shall' easily fall into the same path
and work, toggher in harinony. As' it is
now,, passion ISeems to be our principal
leader, and i must vary with all the
phases of the; war, and has so varied.
Every excitedi man thinkl his own pas
sion is the measure of legitimate warfare,
and some tryout one thing and some
another We hall get clear of these mis
leading excitements and divided counsels
only by beco4ing fully conscious that
there is a law above us, the law of civiliz
ed nations for Civilized warfare, by which
we must directiour course. It is only for
want of recognizing this that we have had
any divisions among mrselves ; for about
providing the 4iecessary forces and_ sup
- plies we have not differed. 4
All civil laW'and civil force is frustrated,
and military taw and military force has
taken its place The legislation that is to
rule the case took- place long_befcire the
case arose, and grew out of tie past ex
' perience of nations, and is embodied in
the recognized-codes of international law.
It is therefore above and beyond all
selfish or partiian excitement or-arbitrari
ness, and- forhiciii that either patty ito
the war shall ,hind the other by its legis
lation. ii
411 our civil authority is suspended, iii
• fact and in,right, within the bounds of the
seoeiniion, until the military power, di:
-, reefed by milititry law, has suppressed the
hostile ?ebellion, . Until then all our civil
legislation against the South is not in fact
legislation at all, but only threats of what
we intend to do ; and, conceding to the
South the earnestness and courage which
is
they have proved, we ought to know that
such threats only increase the force of the
influence that opposes us.
Faith in civil authority gives its force
far beyond its cal presence ; but it is not
so with militarspozver. It can legitimate
ly act'only where it is, and all its acts are
acts of force, authority. It can send
out no decrees that will bind its adversa
ries or, affects their institutions. Only its
presence in foqe can have any effect. 'We
have recognizedthis in shutting the South
ern ports by actual blockade, not by either
legislation or military decrees. All the
world has recognized it by condemning
Napoleon's Berlin and Milan decrees, and
the English orders in council, by which
the several p4ties shut all the ports of
their adversari4s in England, and on the
continent agaiant'all foreign commerce.—.
All now admit that these military decrees
were contrary to the laws of civilized war
fare. We went to war ourselves with
England on account of tliem in 1812.
Instead of veting the crude plans and
discordant scheines excited by our passions,
let us study andlpractice the laws of civil
ized warfare anciwe shall grow calm, coufi
dent and united, Under the guidance of a set
tled and impersgal authority. Real study
has always a c?llming influence and leads
us away from ourselves and our personal
disappointments; We shall cease to rely
on executive, legislative and party plans
for the aboliticin of States, and ports of
entry, and slavety, and for the confisca
tion of estate. J i All edicts and decrees on
these subjects mere aggravating threats
on waste paperi According to military
and international law we might as well
have abolished the monarchy of England
or its jariscliction over Ireland by a mill
terry decree during the war of 1812, be
cause thereby 9ui adversary would be
weakened, as do any of the above acts
during the continuance of the rebellion.
When the avowed secession is suppreesed,
we shall deal with all these matters by the
civil authority, i':ibcording to its legitimate
functions. 11
Ai Home
The members our Sanitary Commit!•
sion taken priseiners at White House on
the 30th of June, last have teen released"
and returned hoihe yesterday. They aret
N. Eugene Goiling, Thomas G. Smyth,
Isaac Brown, Thomas N. McCombs, J.
W.. Wightman, liver L. Miller, John
Beltzhoover, W.H. Smith, John Bryant,
L. Hart, John Haim .
win PUBLIC rinra
The Reptlicati•panes are g
to make 'their readers believe that our
lie debt. is Oily about $500,000,oih):
annual interest on this sum, a:6 le: cent.,
would '$'i:10,000,000. But the Direct
Tax Bill, dram:inn by Thaddeus Steven , .,
end past by a RepubliCan Congress. !'or
the purpose:of 'paying the interest on the
public debt, will extract E ND lt D
AN y FIFTY MILLIONS OF DuLLAIL:.S
-from the pockets of the neopli.! N•,w,
one' of two things is certain: ehher the
liepublicon papers at e . WrOtig . ;u tHeir Cat!'
mate; . or Congress has grbsrly s deceived
and swindled tl:e people oil! :id.,•poiat. by
taxing theni just fire ; toll!, as
was necessary! We leave the indusd, ions
and hard working masses to judge between
the Republican 'papers and the abuhl-d
oan Congress. Tnelatnount of tax 1‘, , . ,. ued
by Congres'i ~ i ;150,00, ,, 009/, is :it.• ints , rest
at 6 per cent., et T WEN VT- 11 \'li Ill; I.
ORM) MALIONS ()V 1)01.1.A111 , !
($2.,500,000i000) which sum, it is t,,i60
presume, Mr. Stevens and his ti
betsfellow-1110 of the Committee of Ways and 2,lgins
estimated the 'public debt would amolint
to by the time tee assessment and collec
tion of the tax could be made.
If we are wrong, we trait scan,. ;Zepitit•
lican editot, of financial Pi ()divines. wilt
set 116 rightoind'show why a tax of
000,000 was levied to pay the interi.st
one year on a debt of S. - qat 000,otto. • At;
cording to our notion , of figures this
reckoning interest at 30 per cent.,
,therefore, looks like rank usury
Peace Approabhin
The Greeley, having obtained (as - fatly
as he thinks it probable h$ ever will ob
tain) the Wish aearest his heart, a proela
tion of emancipation", aUd remembering
that he pledged himsolt,,berorehand in ihr
name of '-‘thirty Millions7t that a idoeia
mation should immedia:ely put down the
rebellion and - re.tore peace, now pc,i'itih
'but the mode and in:lnm,r in ‘;iind, that
most desirable end is to b‘i neeoln
For. Greeley, the article is a oeicwhai r
tharkable one, though nor niorn itiu•l :s
-tent than the editorials in his paper u ..,d
are. Here it is :
Inklings of TeacP. .
We have a very st...ong
the confederate leaders %.:11. nu;.
Ist of January tu approach without s• • 1,1 ,
efforts, though they may be mutt .1.
stop the desolating Milt w hien to s
recklessly inaugarat..d under the gi
misconcePtious of the military 1 ci,oo-.
and tenacity of purpose of the loy:t1 s• 41- m.
Hangman Foote's recent prop.sit ion in
rebel. Congress, of an embaSsv to ii a-n'
ington, will probably be overruled, La: ;1.,
effort which it contemplates will nth
less be made. The resour&is of the bane,.,
consisting mainly of bountfle:, is ties .1
paper promises, backed by nu <•,:if.:;.tu
taxation, are not easily oxlianstml ;
they have no . clothing fur a winter van,
paign, having exhaust •.d t - .at h •
bought on credit of our
chants in 15111 , and swaidit-,1 t hem on: ,!
the pay for, and their fi,i . ,-11
learned by sad experieb,:e
valuable cargoes into .:
heavy risk', only to sell th.:ut to I , ot. pie Ix hzi
can't pay for them, is extra inizardpss.
In short, 11.1 d so,i't l,ay , rt.:
will have to be given up,
There must, then, lay lin a: , •.)inalaj,
Lion, and that fact ,tat,1;•11,1,
ua very easy to .nett 1.5 the ter . n.
vious ham§ of an adj is
ttaiun 01 tie Uniteu
comment. That ¶t, atria , L •,
timate, a treaty; it,
,contract. Our Ltlfl , rs tuatio ,- a
heartily, and it cannot di
to reaffirm and abide by
ate that, what E1951111111.7e eau be
trusted that any be .v I. h,•
lived up to ?
Whenever the relicts
—as wethinli they 'i;ery souti wll ii tl,p
do not •already—they have lei. to ton ity
Government that they are ready to retire
to loyalty, and to that. end hove abr.
all ordinances, acts and cioas
ante inconsistent therpwith.
Lincoln would thereup,m fo.rl
we doubt not, in a pn , i!in,l,lli 4vi .
amnesty, inviting the :e•
hellion to elect o e m!,:•rs : f:, ,
no rebellion had existed. Tho
need no furrier :
their friend; of thv
Sion wouicrguartinteo :t
tendency ill the Howe
ate also, and thus shield them C. - •••1
riuus harm. And,`if th,y .!, .• •
have a Convention to ;1,0
Cons:itufion, we have. nu a `,:li;
would be easy of attaiinny.:l, tun
should prefer to have no .;
the subject. • They might havo n
without objection in 186 i; th.-y
one witho'ut 'stipulation in
true and sufficient b (0 ic..Dvd ,•,..
peace is "the Constitution as it is." Md..
can devise no better.
What one Drop of Ink M ght VE.
Done,
tAs our \l'abltiugion corrr..!ipooilr.it
olio drop of ink used tit the figi.t
might have saved this country from e"1
war, but the liepubll, , an party in -
refused to use it. They preferrA to ..!1.
the blood of thousands of their fellow cr . i
zens and to sacrifice their li‘e;.v.:;d
a burden which remote posterity
as an, incumbrance. Ni'et. the Republican
party asks' the people to retain-:t power,
and let it have the control of the (invern
meat. the people accede to this re
quest, or *ill they restore to power the
conservative element of the country,- which
would, if it had the potvtr in the spring of
1861, prevented civil war by the use 01 a
drop of ink: by sa}lng.)-I•ccpt - to the Crit
tenden Compromise Ex
change..
,John Bull Again
The LoUcion nnys ti.st the Ft th
Government is brought, to the verge of
ruin. That word may be 11 , 4e,1 when the
Exeeutive GovCrnment of the North ii en
longer safe in its capital. The 11e,icr.k
.fought, with more tkati courag - e, w:th
tam ed obStinsey, and the low cm hr,th
sides appears to have been t!'nll,e.
the Confederates have . been
veauvered and brought, supetior JA m b er ,,
into the field at the la , t.
most of the Federal lieservei had been
exhausted.
'Gen. Pope was beaten back first on the
line of Centreville and Gaines Ville, and
finally within the very defensive works of
Washington itself. Whstbc r the army can
be pronounced safe evo there. remains
doubtful.' The artarie then he
increasing activity of the Secessionists and
their threatening attitude in Hetituo,, , .
Louisiana and elsewhere, and remarks in
conclusion, that if a million of inen
be brought into the Federal service,
would not suffice to defend Washington
and keep military possession of the But
States atone.
The Americans are for the first time
learning what an appalling. political
maybe created by the magnitiide of
the Republican Territory. It may Its tru
ly said that the nation is punished by,
what. was its inordinate pride. The new:
recruits who are arriving at Washington
find_ little ;Ito -kindle their enthusiasm.
-They will be trained under every discour
sagement to take the field as a force half
beaten before 4 fights. Bad as the Fed
eral prospects- are at present, we can see
no elements of
. better promise in the im
iiediat, future.. - .
FOREIGN NEWS
asg, 9 ; of Peaco in Lir
(vity artieled . Sent:l7,, ,
accounts from America lave .
roat.,l 0 wrong iMpression among many
tie coil On cpetators at Liverpool that
m: ;I‘. rat( '‘overnmentmay soon be forced
anal sales-have been effect
todluction of 2d per,pound
1; ma the gi:::,tati.akis of Friday last. In
!.otlon, however, l ii majority of the vier _
r•hani3 and (Pliers Most connected with
Xciv Yolk entertain a ; belief that the.
:•ountry will have to pass through many
more mouths of misery before there will
1 a any approach id actual nejotiatipus for
1. termination of the struggle.
d'hancee; got ltria ft OH COMpliCa
liOliti Eaglaiidneorl France
iroops in Mexico
may operate in Aniericaii
ficaiiies. • ;
Pali: (se, t. ~tr...fd, n ridenco of theLon3tin
In the way of Uews from Americh, we
!rear that tho Al'ihatnit, the Confederate
man-Mrwar, the d-parture of which from
i.t . i , rpool was lately noticed, has by this
ante ,arrived at the Bahauas, *lure she
was to be tort. it ; said, by anoliher Coo
ceder:oe armed steamer, which would place
herself under the nrders of the Alabama's
commander, the r l enowned Captain gem•
os+ These t,vo steamers, it is consider
ed, will he amply.eutlicient to give an ac
count of the Fedeml cruisers which have
h.ien allowed literally to blockade Nassan..
So WC May cxpdct Scott to have the au:
counts of the WhE varied' by details of an
.iclllll at sea.
Ir is farther staled. to-day, that French
rruisers in the dalf or Mexico, on the
Piokont for Mexican vesels, have captor
td some I,deral ciaft, which, it is though!,
may lead to complications. Another in
cident will.* if cdidirmed—aud it reaches
in- from good ant hori . ty—is not likelyto
Improve the state • of feeliug between the
cabinets of ‘':ashington and Paris, is the
discovery of thirty thoitsatid muskets hay . -
ing been sent from California to Mexico,
with, it is pdsititely allirmed, a Smut of
money Thereie said to be saris
ry p:•otit birtliemniag that the arms
and sovide proceeded !Tom tho Federal
t iove. mueut, :mil not front individuals...-
a Pm is paper, noticing the arri
val at Wart ilz• of M. de Chasseloup Lau
att. ',ter of Marine, says that his ViE•it
to the Emperor is in connection with the
alexiean espediudn, • 'which will, it is sta
red.-be raised to "lute 'thousand men, in
eidi.g the Ehrerievzdivisicm. • ' Without
exact ntinik-r, there is reason to
that I it, r of troops sent to
Mexico tor pos , al;!‘• in the first instance to
Vreavh 11 est India. Island:) will be consid
vi.d.hly larger than was quii4 lalely expec-
You Lad Is. of tilynnt enly sever
:o, from tilt - IL-root wench
poiti. Tito Lumber of the
aro aillieult to ascertain,
as e hove. n.) cr , rreet account of the easn
;ll6,-s : hut with the saute
r,jor, a - col av o t= preciously sent him, and
, A r . Cru", we must
h4,t lhut. tbsiisa id c:r six
St, new hear of It fa rtii,.r
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otthivorified, tt
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•tt :tt v th„i t.i.vvot•ttor Andrew anti the
L. r, malerstand
the telnia•?to!' tla.pE,lde they live among
r tho political
tteces
;;t the Ttley are theorists
01.1 d,.etat-r. :11 ti are utterly unfit to in
‘...l• cleatstaLtioa—df
11:1c/iiv,nn.L.,. asks why the —nrecic
iwidge 1.4 . ‘m0cra.43:' do not speak at the
n'ttr !'or part, we .
hn:m of any '•l3recki,nridg ,, llemocrats'
iirn Brcc hinildge was
yid as a candidate for the Presiden
cy there were a !lambert' of the Democratic
i,:wy who were liis supporters, such as
niralF. Stevens', and thous
ands of colors, who nOiv preler the battle-,
v. hi 1,..!11ey can serve the' country to
sum , purl sword andmusket, in
stead Gf im example of Fre ,
mmo., the editors of the 111b:Pigenrer, and
the (reel, yin:s Acio.P . aily, .roinailiing at
st;triog, itp i disz ,rd, and blowing.—
Li,,y/Letowo An/or/wt.
Applying the Test
I dial,gtic occurred 1m the
of oil the m reels in this city,
between a Demoera
;0:4 rho happened to meet :
'qcp.--" 1 havedward it said repeatedly
thai v,a are see , sh..'
. .
. .
I),.l,—•''Prottlily you:have.. But let.
t.t. :-,.! who is i•ectthi, y,u or me. 1 pro
pose that we both go betbre a Notary Public
and each take the Oath of allegiance to the
Ci•M•••titittimi 09. it 43, and of fidelity to the
, pion ti., it was before secession began. '
ri
i;:• 1 1. -- •ILin ! IVell, I don't know. I
thinit its hardly w rth while.:'
De •
m.--iStartin, k—"Coine along; I am
ready to take the . ° th, and if you are not
a secessionist. Lco, pain] v will. Come, it is
!nit a step to Squire VaiPs office, and it
will not take ten in nutca; I will pay for
hod), [Republican moves off.] Are you
am for the Gonstitition and the Union ?''
I.:.cp.—" Rem! )Yes, if slavery is abol
ish,:l." i
1,
Dem.—" Then y a are not for the Con
s;itution as it is, f r that recognifes the
existence of slave yin the Union. You
are, therefore, ase easionist. If you are
not you will go wit -fie and take the oath
of allegiance Lo th old Constitution and
the old Ullion.". [Exit
_Republican,
suettinsg oil Nith both hands behind him,
pressing novo _ bia' eoat.t.ailj—Loo/vort
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FirS( . . Ei!7tioit;'
I ATEST . NEWS Br_ ►' LEGRAPII,
DISAI,ST - ER AT SEA.
SAILING OF THE ARABIA
L)Ir9TFi,QCZ I VP.
D kNGUOU3 ONTERMT.
NEW YORK, October I.—Arrived'. ships
Richard Alsop and David Headley, from
Liverpool.
The bark Joseph Maxwell, from Phila
delphia fur Laguayra, was lost during a ter
_.e,
rib gale, lasting live days, from the 16th
to, t 21st of September.. Suoh was the
fur of the gale that all hands ba,d to rash
t mselvea to the rigging and ()Cher parts
of the bark, but even then three of them
Were washed overboard. During the,en
tire live days they had nothing to eat or
drink, until the fury of the gale bad sub
sided'.
Orc the• 23d ult.. in latitude 28 dig. 40
long. 69 deg.. the brig Conflict,
Capt . . Rowland, bound for New Yotk, res
cued, unfortunate men,- and cared for
theml only as a sailor eotild do.
NEwAai., N. J., Oct. I.—Two brick
buildings, ISt) feet long, being a I.ortion
of the extensive patent leather manufac
tory of L. P. Howell .1; Co., were destroy
ed by fire at three o'clock this morning.
A. large quantitypf knapsacks and leather
was destroyed. The .loss, which amount
ed to $25,000, is fully insured. The fire.
broke out in the drying room, and the
cause of it was accidental.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.--" Peterson's
Detector" contains the following descrip
tion of a new and dangerous counterfeit
un the City Bank of Montreal, Canada :
— 4'd, counterfeit; vig. Vulcan, anvil, train
of ars, etc.; id the distance, coat of arm-
of Canada, and Indian woman ou the right
end; cupid heAtilding a lion, and a figure
4on the left. As Canada money is at a
premium,, they may be largely snored.'
Also s's,
spurious; on the Mechanics'
Bank of Newark,.N. J.
Nfin YOar, Oct. I.—The steamer Cre
°le arrived this morning from New Or
leans on the 23d inst. She brings S 150,00(
in specie. Also a mail from the fleet.
.liosT, Le royal mail steam
er Arai— Liverpool today
taking out $200,0v0 ill specie.
NEW Y4/I )I)t. 1. The steamship
Columbia, front llxcxrru, has been sigial
led below.
JOIIN:,TON—EIVINO—Oe the 30th tat„
H. 11 w. M. Paxton,: Mr. UEOBJJE WI JOHN
TuN, of Browheriile, Pe.. to Mise M. JOSE
PHINE EWING. ejthii s,try. •
L•n Wethteeday, Ist, at her Sato real
dehee nt 31eKt..e'., ltoeks. 1113-3. ,LIZABETIt
r,..1.1.A1f,h, In the *.it.t‘t year of her age, WI o at
Anurew McKee.
The funertt I will take pirtre nu Thuraday after
mete at 3 u'eloek. The tnetals of the fami.y are
ett.eetfully inva,44 Jo a tent. t,nrriages•wtll
statt trove A. Ja,\-rrithn a Livery Stable at 1;-,
r.
s'riticTLy puitE .AK EICLES
vric,rn.
PITTSBURGH' OFIUG, HOUSE
TORRENCE & McGARR,
A
coreivEli FOURTH et TIARA ST.HEE,T,S
L'l'l•77:—; tG 11.
i>r•nj.-v T Le-a(1, erenni Tartill
nod iitamr , ii, Pai is IN, Mali ilig" SO. Ih.
Per In n - my Ilye Situfll4, En -.3111,,tard,
('lerueittaly, Spiecx, 4tii;4,
Ac„ .1e . ., dkc.
Ari , l'aysiciauF l're3criptiorm accurately com
pounded at ad hour_
Pure Wines and Liquors. for ruoklieiroil use
ooly. ,sig-to
GOOD CIDER
ALL THE YEAR ROUND.
.arm INith
rip E LPIL ITE OF LI 111 NOT
:11.: phri le'n, ,i'an,lued listi.de
cider. 14-11 thin-es occurred 4 - I,u)
41,1.) t )11..inc; a powders dd as sulphite
"fiitue WhlClt WIS C 1111 to Intl. Tn.) :rue article
is cmr sale in bottles. riot tittina jus' eirtugh for
We bsrt el • r ih unv nuunt ty that lily hi d,ir- -
ed by ti.IMOZeI sTisN, Druggist,
.It:d Dealer , n Font. ly ,:‘,l divines,
tst.2l curt.er ...doithfutld and Fourth street,.
no. W LOST! HOW RESTORED!
ust putdishod, it a Sealed Envelope. Price
Six Cants.
A LECTURE ON TIIE NATURE, TREA2-
MENT And Radical Cure of Sporrnatorrhcea or
Wcakness. Involuntary Emmissioms,
Dabiiity, and Impediments to !Marriage
generulii,_
_Nervousness, Consumption, Epileps3
and Pit': M ental and Physical Incapacity, result
lea from e-eff-Abase, BO LT. J. CUL.
VEE.,W ELL. ,1 4 4. D., Author of the Grrzn Book, d
" A Boon to Thousands of Sufferers,"
surit node'? seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad.
drco; Poo vaid, on receipt of xis cents, or twc
. hostagEsiamiis, by Dr. Cll. J. C. KLTNE
1'47 isow -Ty, Now York. Post Office Doz. 4586
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DRY GOODS
Domus-ric GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
BALM ORAL.
a'good variety
HO'OP SKIRTS,
all sizes and colors
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
,all colors and. quality
GOODS FOR MEN & BOYS WEAR
I, ,r_,
14 Xi 6WI.S, 0 6 S K. S 48:- , 0.,
C. BANS LOVE 'BL, CO.,
74 Mar et Street.
ee27
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1862.
a good assortmept
TO-DAY'S .A.DVERTISEMETVI'S
user irRIVAT'I E I itiftAN
COLLEGE :Comet of Penn awl St. Clair
streets, nuts-lay moraine at II A . M.
SPECLU -AGENCY
VRETT TREES iron FALL PLANT
IN G.—Ou-stook of APPLE, PEA AC 4 .
PLUM, - CHERRY. QUINCE. GRAPE VIAL'S
and small Irmts, of the most approved varieties.
is very tarifa/ of strong bearing tr,oo and plants.
DELA ViAll EC AN CONCO DVI te., No. I
Pante supplied to Wine Makers and Fruit Grow
•ers at low rates.
l'nrtles intending olantiog Orolotrds and Vine
y ,rds o- Qardent. are relor , trolty Invit , .d to ex
utnitie the .N orscries and Orchards beccrro order
iukr.
Our Catalogues ore rnad3 - for distribution and
mailing to upl•ligtints. from the Sewickley Nurse
ries, Allegheny collar, Pa,
T. L. SHIELDS & CO:
•
J AIIES WAR DIVA% 2gent, Pittsburgh.
00.1-w2m
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CONSUBIPT.IOS
DR. SCHENCK'S PROW SYRUP; °
FOR THE CUBE OF COUGHS, COLDS AND
CONSUMPTION.
B. PHENOL(' SEA WEED TONIC,
FORjIIE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND ALL
DEBILI LAIED CONDITIONS OF IHE
- STOMACH.
'DR. SCIIENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
FOR DISEASES OF TDB LIVER, OR TO ACT
AS A GENTLE PUROATIVE.
All of these three medicines aro often required
in .cuting Consumption. though the Pulmunic
syrup alone• has cured many desperate cases.
the Sea Weed Tonto and M oi.drake Pills assist
in regulating the stomach aka liver, and ho p
the Palm IVO , yrup to digest and sear h a tarongh
,he blood vessels. by which 14.08,118 a cure is soon
effected.
these medicines are conscientiously offered to
The 'put.bc. Da the ouly sate, certain and reliable
remedies for Pulmonary Consultotion, and for all
iho•e morbid eonniqueis of tre body a hick had
to that fatal diseasA. Liver Complaint and
_Dys
ptos.a are , - ,lten forerunners of Conaumption. and
when they manitest themselves they require the
most prompt ttention
The l'ulmonic rt•y . up it a' medicine which his
had a long probal ion before the public. Its value
has bocu proven by the thousands
.of °Urea it has
ado fit:tough a pe,iod of wore than twen y years.
in all of whioa time its reputation has cot stantly
increased, and the most obstinate skepticism °so,
m. linger doubt that is is a it, rtiLdy which may
L 3 used conlitionee in all cases which atonit
cc re
If the patient will perseveritgly Ulm the di
recticitS which atteetn, any eta h bottle, he will
certainly he cured.-if nis ungs are not too much
iv,stal to int.ke a care ...aide Even in cas a
d to be incur ale. when friends and
phy Mians have despair ti, the use of this natili
ciao h saver tee li aof he patient and restored
hint to perfect ha , Ith,
4r ~t- Dr. Schenck hims f was cured in precisely
:melt dream -ma. s; a many others have been
equally fortunate by j.tdieously making a timely.
11,-1 of Dr. :Nth encit's rameoies.
Dr. Schenck does not soy that all eases of`Pul-.
munary l'oe-umittion are within the reach of
too trine but he emphatically asserts that often,
when patients have the most a artningsymptems,
such as a iolet.t cough. creeping eicdlß. night
sweats aid general thaaility, even to such a .de
gree that they ere oluiged to lit in bed, and w
, hey t- g'ven op by their phis cans, they may
will be eared. No medical treatmentpan create
new Wage. but when the lungs are vet's' sadly tits
ea-e,l, rut some extant cia, troyed,b, cure may
to effected by Sehenck's medicines.
Also. in t•icrotulons diseases these medicinesare
r, rti dly efficient. Dr, 641thettek as photographs
Of a number of poisons who have been neon,. (.19
ered w.th running s , res and new a'l healed up.
This shows its purifying properties, which must bo
done to heal e4vtuett to the conga •
In the treatmefft Consumpttna it is of the n
most importance to give vigor and a healthy tone
to the system. Llenre it is necessary to strengthen
. tie appetite of the patient apt to improve the di
gestion. Proper nourishment is require4,tegeth
er with such carats its will make die food easily,
digestible. The nttieles most suitable for the
diet of Consumptive patient are designated in Dr.
-eheues's pamphlets, which are distrtbuted gra
int.•usly. in geuer d. the most highly nutritious
at tides are to be ireferred, but the digestit e o
g-ake. must he strongtoen ti in elder to make
either turd or medicine seyrieen 10. This re.
quirt:llo. nt is net by. the Sea 'Weed Talk, and for
it purport, it was designed.
When the cligestiv'e powers are put in good or
d.* tne food ha • its proper tile tr., the =ys cm of
tut itati,utds invigorated aid the lungs begin to
exercise the r tat. tiot-s in a norm...land diendby
tnabnee: Th n the he ding powers at the PUIIIIO
- rap a'. 1 complete the cure. •
etalsionary e , tuttunittien ualmost always com
ic ated with Dyspepsia and Liver umpl.drit.
ebe.,ck's Mand ake Pile aro it tendtd to r.
e ostra Liens trout the liver uud to restore
it healthy smear 11, y have Al the efficionet
watch is ascribed to,caluitiel cc 'blue mass." nod
are warranter! not 'o Contain a palliate -of any min
eral poison I h.>c pill, cure the must obstinate
costl vett. s.. Plc bead-ache, piles, bitious affec
lion and all o•her tilseasett ['ILA arise from a torpid
or obstructed von Litton of the it cr. One box
(hens pins. valued at i 5 cents, Will prove the
efficacy of the medicine.
In Cotsetuptton the Sea IVeed Tonic and
Man brake Pill.: are hatlaluable auxiliary meth
••euei; They relieve the sufferings cf the patient
•11 , a assi d the PalmonicSyrupineffectingecure.
hey h see been foimd useiul in wive need stakes
of Consumption, where the lungs were almost an
tral) desticived and all symptoms, according to
of tee physicians. illtlidated spet.dy
death. Tee lives of patients tyho were actualls
in a dyi..g conditton hare bben preserved fdr
months by the use of Dr. Schenck's three great
re dedte,
Dr. Schenck T.:cdges himself to effect a cure i
the pa i.mt mil apply to hun before his case L.
eiteg the: desperate; that is to say, before th
vit ti organs are be) far gone to admit dimly cure
except by a miracle.
Dr, .1. 11 Schenck is the inventor of that cele
brated instrument, called • - ..tichanek's Liesit•rona
eler," witlt which he makes examinatielisof the
tit ago, w.th the certainty of iseuveting teeir rue
cochat es for an examination with
sue nesptrometer is three "uoitar6, A
i.e 5i.3101.1 11bOVe, DI. NA:WI:Lek, himsel' was
tired of ,CLISU • peluLl, iu 0110 sit l's 1110 S: 10, 5 0
lees stases, by the Uge of the Pannonia byrup.—
axl:noticed physicratis declared th et he could
not live a wee.; 3tt bow.afcer u larse of twoutY
live years; he is in perfect health, and weighs
more than LOO pounds.
satisfactory evidence , f all 4 hese statements is
exhibited at Dr. hichenek's °thee, in Philauel•
rum, No .39 N, t•ixth steed. Felt - partioular.s,
bee the pamphlet, which is satiated, without
charge, to alluppheaets, at Dr teehench'eoffice
D ys where Dr..l. 11. tschentdc will be protes
:ionaily in Otttober, 1\ neethh..r, and December;
Every miturday at his principal dike, Nn 39
North sixth street, Philacet. Ma trete until 5.
bluctliy at his office, 31 Bond Street,
Newl:ork. from 11 until 4,
Tuesday and Wednesday, October 7th and Sth.
at Dr. ae3 set's, 140 iVneal street, Pittsburgh Pa.
Thursday. U tuber !tilt, at Martin Koch ' s, near
Unity, t..telainoitinaitoun•y, Ohio
Friday,
Friday, October 10th, at talent, Columbiana
roan y, Ohio.
Wednesday, October 15th; at 444 Eighth street,
Washington, D. C.
Thursday, tiotober Nth, at US.Baltimore street,
Baltimore, aid.
, .
TueNd y, Wednesday and Thursday, °elan!
2AI end 23d, at Marlboro Hotel, Bost,n,
Mass,
edoe3ility. Oe(ober Nth, at 41i Eighth stree
Wa hing,tom 11. C.
Thursday Oirtober 30th, at 1(.3 Baltimore stree
Baltimore, Md.
NOVEMBER.
Every Saturday, in Philadelphia.
Every Mondßy, in New York -
Un the 15th and 215,h, in Washington, D..C,
On the 13th and 27th, in Baltimore, Md.,
Un the Pith, 19th and'oth, in Boston, Mass
DECEMBER.
Every Saturday, in. Philadelphia. s
Every Monday, in New York.
On the 2d and :id. in Pittsburgh.
On the 4th and sth in Ohio, as above.
tin the 10. h, in Washington, D.C.
Un the 11th, in Ha' tininre, Md.
tin the 16th 17th and 18th, in Boston. Maas-
Dr. bchenck's Principal Office is 39 North
SIXTH street. Philadelphia. Pa, where letters
for advice should always be directed,
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Now Ynrk City, Conrad Fox, No
street
Boston, Moss., Geo. C. Goodwin &
Marshall street.
Portland, Mo , W. F. Phillips, No. 149 Middle
street.
Pittsburgh, l'a., Dr, Geo. H. Keyser, No. 110
Wood stre4t
131,:rt n Koch, Unity, Colo mbiana conntv, Ohio
t.t. Louis, Mo., Henry Blakely, corner Second
and Vine streets.
raitimore, Md., Seth S.l Hance,loB Ha, timer°
street.
Washington. D. C, Samuel B. Waite, mud
'even , n street and Louisiana avenue.
L'eago. LI., Lord & o. 23 . Lake street
And sold b 3 druggists generally.
PRICES.
Pubnonie Syrup. supper b tile, $5 half doien.
Set Weed Tone, $1 psi bottle, $5 half dozen,
INi andrake Pulls, 23 centa per. bat, Oe.:W
DRY - GOODS,.! DRY GOODS! 1
11AVING ON HAND AND DAILY
.11 receiving a epleplid stock of Fall Cloaks,
II Dreg. Goods. Awls, Flannels,
LantonFlannei, Irish Linens, &c,..many
having been purchased before the iate advance.
and would invite ail to give us a oaln
FL J. LYNCH,
No. 96 bfarketStreet.
(between Fifth and Diamond.) seliO
F OR THE PUREST LIQUIGRA,
• - •
FOR THE PURFSI'. LIUORS.
- FOR THE PUREST-LT !TORS., •
FaR THE PUREST LI UORS.
'lr Of all deseription3.
'Of all de.crl.tione,
Of all d.4.432.4pttn05,
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSER,
FOR mtt DrnrN AL PIIRPO3ES
FOR MEDICINAL 'DOR pOgE:. I ,
G o t o 30otEPII FLEMING'S.
Go to JOSEPH FLEMING'S, .
Go toJOSEPHELEMING . S,
corner of the Memo d and Mark et streets.
Comet of the Diamond and Market streets..
_
*a- The higliegt price le cash exidfor Beeirwax.
sew
TO-DAY'S
1- /
2.
at. .
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trz. T.
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Fifth'Stieet; - - . PittsbutgY - Pi'
FOUNDED Y N 1840.
incorporated by 1. egi.dative Charter.
Being, the onlr , COANIALERO ,; iaL'OOIiI,,EfiE44O
• , :Union , condo Mir by n '
PRAC TIC A-LIIIIC-111t-NT - ir
OVER .SIX THOIIAN.D. - -STUDENTS'
Have been edecate4 in thl Principl•e and Prae
tiee'ef all the detain' of a bwinera education from
DUFF'S, system of . - .
•
Mereantile Bonk-Keeping: •=.
Awaidud four Silver ti.leoB.l. ands the sawitiitri
of the Highest•reand o e An hi:wales in_ the
country;!- - Aldo, DUFF'S 1
Steamboat BOOb.lieePillg.
"A ppifect system for suolsbooks and accounts.
Also, DLIT'S now s3ste s 4 of
Rtillroad
After the forms of the Palmy Wan% Railroad
Also, DUET'S new atirstem of
Priirate Bank B , ok-Heeping. .
The only one in use in the iity. The above a stem
of accounts aro all taught oder the daily i.uper
vision of the author, and, i ta rt 3l3 Cbeliovod, co a ue
gree of perfection never at ' d elsewhere.
12 FIRST F'RENIIIIMS
fsr best lusiness and Ornamental PenmanshiP
• awarded our present Penmartby . the
United State!' Fair sit Cincinnati in 1860
Penn's State Fair at Viso 14g 1800
Western s cnn'a Fair at Pi tstufgh ..1860
and the Phie State Fait at Clevelan& .... .......1800
all of which are exhi ited at our office.
Drift's New Enwra sehooi Copy
Boobs,
Fine Cap, 24 Ragesell', 90a per der—the
cheapest Copy o.oc in use.
Business and Ornrental Penman!
ski , , ;
with new plates and scales by -WM,. DUFF, il
lustrating all the a 'amen of the .Penman's Art,
the most complete Instructor known: Et ea-antly
bound. Crown quarto. rice $5 post paid
Harper's .Enlargad Edition, of DOWs
Bookilieeping.
PrieeBl,so. Sold by- ooksellers gener a / s 'i
For full particulars se d for our elegant new
Circular pp 68, and ea plea -of our Penman's
Busieess and urnament :1 Writing enclosing 25 . r.
to • _ _ _
P. DUFF & SON, Principals.
4ai? - Strangers will please l inquire our feputation
of-our city businesS men, where wet are best
oe2:ltdew
11,1LTSI1%ESS 110 USE FOB REll'r—No
AP 118 Wood htteet, and e ore fixtnresfor tale
An ly to k. IaiTLIBERT do SON 6,
(x 32 . 51 Market T tree•.
STOIICE DOOM *ND DWELLING
HOUSE for rent Ariply to
S. Qt?THBERT & SONS.
oc2 St Market street:.
STATEMENT OF THE MERCHANTS!
AND MANUFACTURERS' BANK,
Pirrdnuantr, Wednesday Morning; 0at:1,1862
Capital ;Stock 1 * ' SOOO 000 00
~
Circulation ' 1 026,%0 00
;
Due Depositors 337 ,06 10 .
Due other Banks 1 .3 4 ,685 7s
Loans and Discounts ' .1. 746, 71 07
;
coin s 7 248 60
Notes and Checks of otherlßanks ..... ..... 212.k143 88
Due by other Banks 180 !.495 64
Commonwealth of Peuns4vania Loan.. 00,000 00
United States Government Loan and
Treasury Notes 574,00) 00
The shove Statement iiorrect and true, to the
best of my knowledge an belief,
W. I ;H. DENNY, Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed bPfOre me .this Ist day of
October, 186/ 1 W. H. WHITNEY,
oc2 i Notary Public.
I,ITATEMENT tICHE MOM eliT
IRAN H.
. Pi TSBURGIT, Oct.l, 1882.
Capital Stoek.., $400,00010
Loans and Discount , , 82.3,094:1-)-1
Due by:other Banks 140,608 ra
Notes and Cheeks of othe . Banks, and
Treasury Notes ! f - ' 1'6.844 :0.
Specie 1.,',162 51
Circulation 1 - f 50,558 041
Due to other Banks.. i. 15,361 3i4 i
'
Due to. Depositors4oll, !02
The above Statements's ilorreet according to the
best of toy knowledge a tli . belief.
w,
J A '• • meAULEY, Prost.
Affirmed unto befor mo . this day,
oc2 W iI.wHITA, EY, Nortary Public.
CITAT EMENT 11F T • colvrorrioN oIP
0.. THE BANK &1? PIT"SBURGH.
• , WF;DNRADAY. Oct. 1. 1802.
MEANS
Loans, Bill? and bisoonnes" $1,160.844 PI
United State s Loan 4 z 1,10,000 00
Real Estate and Ground Bent 58 , 481 91
Stocks and Miscellanies .1 • 1&,,39s Pi
Duo by othOr Bank , 4 397.629 (0)
Bank Notes, Cheeks & Treas. Notes .... 245.90 i It
Specie .., 495252 36
Total
LIABI
Capital Stock
Profits and Ea.nrings.•,,-
Unpaid Dividends and::
Due to other Banks
Deposits
.pen.se •lee t
TUta I
The above Statement is
my lcileiv ledge and belief
JOHIC HARPER, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed this lea day of Oc
1862, before me, ! S. SMITH,
c c 2 Notary Public.
A LLEGHENY BANK. ' - .
t • Parsec - rum, Oct - . 1, 186
Capital Stock '5500,000 CO
Loans
an Discounts t 830,0ai Pb
Due by 'other Banks • 174,023 71
TT 6 GoCernmoot Securities._ . 30255 00
Notes and Checks of other Banks 34,237 12
LT S Treasury Notes . • 105,655 0.
Secie . ,
eip 1.5 9 35
reulation I • 704,537 00
Due to other Banks ..... ..... ....... ... , 1,293 00
Due to Depositors ' • 211,052 7 i
i
The above statement is correct according to the
best of my knowledge and!belicf.
p W COOK; Cashier
Sworn unto before mo thls (tar.
0e . „2-
W .H. WILITNLI., Notary Public
—A.--
B" ZINE, BENZINE,
Benzine, ;Benzine, •
Benzine, Benzine,
Benzine, isenzlne.
The best article ever discovered for removing
all kinds of grease spoto,l paint. etc.. etc, from
silk. ribbons, cloth, etc.,'eto.; it cleans kid gloves
.n a few moments vnthout t affecting the color, and
for cleaning all kinds or wool or silk goods is in
valuable. The genuine article can be procured at
-JOSEPH Phali.l . A
JOSEPH FLEMING'S.
Corner of the Diamowiland Market Streets,
Corner of the,Diamond land Market Streets,
113 `.l he highost prise iq cash paid for Beeswax.
set'
. -
I% EH FALL . 1 - •
Hosiery, , • 1
!Roves,
Under -Clothing, '
Dress Tr i mmings,
' . Embroideries,
Ribbons, ,
istiltittery Goods,
-,.. Genilinuen's Farnisning Goods,
.Of every; variety and at aLO IVES P- PRICES
Trimming Ribbon and Veleets,
Collars, Sets Cti..- ..tettes, &e.,
11:iimoral and • :.:.1.:',0 Shirts,
Woollioods, in Hs, T..imas k
th ic
Rubins Scarfs, Leggings, eice.• -
Linen and Traveling shirts,
Collars, Ties,
Under Clothing, &C., '
. i Alai' a comrdeie stook of
i .
Notions and Stpall Wares. ..
All concerned in getting: " eili, oheap and rievira=
,
ble goods ar e invited to ex mine our stook.
MA RUM & GLYDE.
I 1 78 Idirket street.
(bah:clean Fourth and Diamond.)' se3o •
.
11 -
.01ST.EITHER ALLEGHENY
1-4 *city or 1-ittsburgh.a pocket-book containing
between three and roily hundred. dollars; also a
note, drawn by Solomon MO, for *l5O, which all
Persons ate herev notifieidgeot to negolaatt3. The
finder will be liberally rewArded "by. leaving the
same with p. se - HAI - 17En.
Morgan House, Allegheny City Drove Yard. -
se-30:3td
A T 1
,
W. E.
ili l it
SC lIRI TZ,&?CO.,
, i __
31 FIPT-4 ..S BEN.
LADIES, MUSES AND CIitLIMIEWS
iiND
Balmoral & Eu enie Boots,
LASTING, GOAT RID
COI6RESS, LACE AND lITiON GAITERS
BOYS AND iroOrm
Balmorpi Boois, COI4Ii•OSS saaites,
. . and Bneell tilldes,
all in isre4varl!.trand a eThlig atlow 'data.
W E. SCHMERTZ& CO.
T r - 4.7
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Anrctsiazunpre. •
PITTSBURGH THEATICE.
PISBEE AND m sAGER WM. EIEtIyAILSON
hRIOEB oP A nitrasrmr.-,Private. Boiea,ls
Single Seat in Private $l. GO; l'?.rquetto and
-press Circle, chairs, 50 cents; Faintly lCirole, i^
'aentsi Colored Gallery. '4 cents; Colored Box.
F.cu cants: Gallery ".15" cents. • •
F.urth night of e re:engagement cf the Amer
ican tragedian !Ur. J. PROCly.it • •
The performanee will corn mcnce with
•
ALEXANDER TriE: GREAT.
AraVid4ki . "Mr: Proctor
After Which.. „
' ... .. Rose•ceceta
• - To 'ccincludo with
RAFFELLE.
RakelTe
THE, ARDESCO - OIL COMPANY
mire.NrrAcgraTirp AND HAVE FOR
S EllPeriOr article{ of , •
Befined Ardeseo Oil,
soNT.xoi,osirE.
PURE BEN PL
warehouse, 27 IRWINATREET
PITTSBURGH, P.tNNA.
110 S E EE 11 S
_Ftirbishiiig Store,
GOODS FOR IRE
4,I.TCHEN,
Tin Ware. • ! Brushes.
Wooden Ware.' Bmkets.
Sp;ice Boxes, '' , ` telly Moulds.
Cup Tubs, ' ! Wash Basins,
Slaw Cutters,,.' • 1 (up Mons.
Hair Sieves, . Wire Sieves,
Mince K111V013., i Coal Scuttles,
Silver Soap, _ -' Move PolLsh,
chaMOiSe Id4na. itr, 1( nife Washers,
'Skewers, ! BastingsPoons.
' Gr'diron.s, - , Or•ffee Mills,
Lemon Squeezers, V. ash Boards,
Stew Pans, I bailee Pans,
- Wane Irons,, Bird Iftonstera,
Fi:h Kettles., . I Fry:Pans,
Ham Boilers, :
! Farina Bailers,
Graters. I Egg Beaters.
Larding 'Needles. , Flour Polls,
Pudding Piens,Water Filters.
I
Bread Pans. - Pie Plates,
Butter Ladles, .• Clothes Bringers,
Iron Holders, Wooden Spoons,
I tep Ladders. butter Prints.
Sealers, Wash Tubs, •
Clotheli Lines; ' So%p Cups,
Scales, • 'Toast Forks.'
Cook's Knive: 4 • I Sail Irons.-
Bread Bores Meat Presses,
Seoops, - - Cake Coxes, &a., Ire.,
FOR THE DINING ROOM,
- 9I L V EP. PLATED.
Castors f- Call FielLs t
- Syrup Jigs, .NarPteks„
Cake Knives. ; ish lanives.
Crumb Knives, ee Cam Knives.
bait Stands, Napkin stings,
- Fruit Staatltt,! Cake Baskets.
! Butter Knives. I Forks and Spoons,
." Soup:Ladies. Oyster, Ladles.
..Grary Ladles. ! S.:gar Spoons,
Children's Cups, Mu,dard Spoons,
Round ,Ift Oval Salvers.; Ice Pitchers',
Bouquet Stands, I Goblets. •
CUTLERY.
•
Ivory. HandledKnives' Carvers,
Cocoa . do ' doForks,
Stag • •!* do :•!. do _I Square Walter's,
English Tea Trays, • Crumb Brushes.
Fora end Speen Trays! Crumb Trai n,
Dish Covers, Chating• Piehes,
Hash bishes, Coffee Biggins.
Wine Strainers, • Coffee thdetiers.
Spirit• Coffee Fots. • Nut Crackers.
Table Mats, ' t Bernd Waiters.
Bread Baskets: • Cork Screws,
la hoe Coolers, ; Knife Sharpeners.
..Refrigera. ors, s' r Coolers, dc.
FOR THE t'ILt...HICER..
Toilet Jars, I < l . V ater Carriers.
oot Baths, h.imber Buckets,
Ins'nt's Baths, bowls and Pitchers ! ,
Mat.rass Brushes,. t es Shades.'
Sas% ing Atnas, • IS emery Sh.ades,
Bronze Match Holders' ItiurseryLamy,a, •
Flower Stands, ; Clothes Whiskes,
p nrsery Retrigeraters,' iothes II milers.
Wax Tapers,. tab 1 'Lights,
14.1SC.ELLAIITEOUS..
Library Steps . Door'ats.
Vienna Fiah Gjobes, 'Veta.i,
El!rd Cages, I Neat .. (1108,
.Vizzerts, • POOket Knives.
Card de Visite. Frames! FM:its,. •
Camp gni % a I, Ctunp rortiolies, '
...
And! everythingpertaining to. a well appointed
Household
To be obtained at feasonabie prim at l Alle NEW
STORE of-
. 1(1.Y RICH IVRO S
30 Fifth , Stre et,
First door below Exchange Bank,
All :Goods &livered free f charge hitbefity:
Allegheny, Birmingham, hi nebester, .Dnquesue
Borough, etc, - solignad
.$ 2 ,87,587 22
..$1,143,500
217,74 27
11,017 03
7„545 32
77.540 00
1,2.0, 57 60.
TO COUNTRY. MEI ! CnANTS -AND
. ..... ...... 52 . 677 •i 587 22
corrdct, to : the best of
. .
E. 4 TO?, 1.4 'it IT 11 fik. CO.,
108. 17 - AND 19 FIFTH STREET,
Jobbers and retailers' of Trill:U:l'll4s,
Embroideries, Ilroslc, Gloves. Hoop
Skirts t ;Ribbons, Shi ms Collars, Ties,
'EnderShims and , Dralvers, 'Woolen
bloods, I"briblas, Scarfs,(Zephyrs and
Ruitting Tarn, every ia levy of small
wares and notions,
oOr stoek is almoui as do üble us large
,
as ever before, and tb Ifirger portion
aas purchased befor , the !alit great
advance in prices. 11th the inanee-
DI
f
C 108 we esn now 0 er we:would es.
pecially invite the a ien:io u of City
and - .Toni:try Merch. sits . Milliners,
Peddlers and all who l ay to sell again,
1 ,
rt, ft. A ehoieeassortmerit of .
STAPLE DR
- • •
at Wholesale i?nly.
1111 BEAT :SALE OF
war .Shoes this day mud era
Auction,
el_ N S—WE _MAIO& RECEIVED A
ILW very fine assortment double' and kiwi°
barrel Shot Guns: to which ife ipvite the atten
tion of sportsmen and others ir. want of a superior
art ele. - BO VT & TETLEY.
re2T ' Wood street.,
..
. ,TO CONOTTELFTLITEEL , '
THE ADVF,RTISEP., HATING ,BEEN
restored to .health in a few weeks, by every! simple:remedY i after having sutl ered several yeari
witil-r,a severe lung affection, and that dreadful'
disease, Consumptiop—is suitcase to make known
to hi. tallow sufferers themesldi of cure. •
To all who desire it, he will spd apescrlption
used (free of charge), wi,h the irectians for pre
paring and using the s•ime.whioh they will find a
truce mirefor czossamption, Aisth.jui, Bronchitis, A re.
The only object. ot the advertiser in sending the
ft
Prescription is to benefit the a toted , and spread
information whielibe oinietves to be invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer wi try' his remedy.
as it will oost them 'nothing, • , d may Prove a
Parries Wishing' the preicrotio ;mill please ail
dre s• PO7. El 4 W ARD WILSON._-
8019-Bug Williamsburg kin: •• County, N, Y.
.
oisrowsAix
AnuoicrisprzprifiaL
Plea , antly.sitaated on Ito - bocce - street, Als
elteny city. being & division of a largegard on. with
- ftuit.treo:s. shtubberyoto., , and easy of iecess by
'PaSionger.Railway.. Ferscna desirous of securing -
a good and sjoasant location for a residence are
'particularly uwitedto look at these beautifuliete
which are 'offered- at low price and on easy
term's: tall seeand
- 67lefartret-eitreog
psptif.
v v - FOR AUTI73III , OF
coinpiete assoonontorbeautif . )
- PAirpi MANGUIGS,
I -
cif ail stylos, bolightbefore the,ta:,advance.Wlll-
be raid atttho usual lew bless,- A
. - W. P.lll 'RECALL;
see • .No.ffllWood
,:tr o oYs Booms, ,
•
CHEAP 1 • 'IIHEAPI!
. ' at DIFFENE
:27 " No: 15 Eifth st., n
, . .. .. _
MT' - TOD WAFT SOME GOOD DEW
ni- Fruit or prepared Mince Meat, rotaed, LIM
all, other-Amidasof - Spices, -too -,- - Brands 'or .'
Wine, ,Naw-Orangei Lennon and Citron Peel solo
Haworth ac,ltrotheon,,in theidain • d, where potii-- •,-'
will get anew crop! of Split and low er than at -,
any other honae in the cil.ar. Also. r oral and '-
orw
Wl assortment of - Grocerie s , . ilt,' Wines
Brandies. and all other : kinds of moister and
*-BROT
D°74 441 1 7 1° r
. .... *l 4xener s " l . l 7
Diana: ortd and Dlatas nd 'll 4 l' 4 :7; WORTH Erglii — • - - -
••%-•
lift street. chows Balmorole for Ladies an
Alr ' Xbai4
D E A L E R ~.
GOODS,
000 Th AN D
ing at Sib alelland's
BOYS BOOTS
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BOYS' BOOTS ,
bfIEAPII I
*CHER'S;
Market it:
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