James V s -Harr, Ed
L Irit . 4 . ETAB L 1.
NO,ALOOROLIO PREPARATION!
PURE TONIC MEDICINE,
DR HOOFLANWS
- "lci ~-.'.crELEBRATED
4E: MAN BITTERS
SSP/JIM) BY
ISI C. AL JACKSON, Philade'
p phia, Penna.,
•
Will effectually cure
Liver Complaint,
DItSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Ihronds. or Nervous Debility, Diseases
of Übe. ;Kidneys, and all Diseases .
?'Arising from a Disordered
; Liver. or .Btomaeb.
such ' . as Consti
. !"
_ration. Inward
rties,-Eullness or
lined to the Head,
_ Acid i aLthaStomach.
' • Nausea ; eartburn, Disgust
lot Food; • 'illness- or-Weight in
the Stomack-Scur- Fructations, Sink
ing,or Fluttering at the Plc ,4 we Stem
ach:.Swimming o. Inc rtes.. Hunted and
dirftegt Breathing.: Muttering at the Heart,
Ofiokinger iniffocating sensations When in a Wes'
vesture, Dimness of Visio Dots or webs be
the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
Head, Deficiency of. Persiii m ation,
loin:tem of the Skin and
. es ,Pain in
• the Side, Back, Chest. bs. fico.
:SuddenFlushes of Heat. Burn
:" in_tha_Fleah, Constant
imaginings of Evil,
and great depres
7,1 11 t Er g iri n ts ? r , 4
4.ndl willpositiveb.prerent Yellow Feder, Billious
INver, an,
THAT CONTAIN
NO ALCOHOL ! OR BAD WHIRR7I
. TheY - Will cure the above dikeases in ninety-nine
. ,
_este ottVhf a hc n an.] ,
, Induced by the extensive sale and universal
Sop o f Hoofiand's German Bitters (purely
. rent - 0J hosts of graorant„nnacks and ounarn
- • iu eg ldtut ( Venturers, have t!peued ntaltiffering
intatuaty the flood gates of Noitnimo ill 8 shape
of poor whisky, vilely oontpcamded with ipjarions
Irago; and christened Tonics. Stomachico and Bit
ters. ,' I
Beware of the innumerable array ofafooholic
' , reparations in plethoric! betties; and bikhellied
co
!tm.t2der thinsteade modest esellatio v n at o es f a i e tt as er: 4
tui leairsithe disappoin ted sufferers in despair.
.170XWAITTSOMETHING toSTBENG TB.
- EN YOU; :
YGL q WANt' A GOOD APPKTITZI
DO YpU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CON-
S' iTUTIONI
GO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELL 1
1)0 YOU TO GET RID OP NKR VOUS
NESS 1
1)0 WANT ENT°G Y 1
Doeyoal want to sleep welt!
Do you; waut a brisit and vigorous
teeling ? ~.
I . ' .)n do use
HOOVIAAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
Prom J. Newton Brown, 1). D.. Editor of the En
esietepedia :of Religious Knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of
their ingredient , and. effects; I yet know of no
pufficientleason why a man may not testify to the
benefit he believes himself to have received from
_ialy simple preparation in-the hope that he may
!has contribute to "the benefit of others.
I do thielthe more readily in regard to Hoof
land's German Bitters, prepared by Dr, C. M.
Jac of this city. because I was prejudiced
them for many years, under - the impres
' cil 'that bbeY were chiefly an alooholio • mixture.
am indebted to my friend Robert ‘Shoeinaker.
r
sq ~forllite removal of this prejudice by proper
-
eats, and for encettragemmt to try them; when
. offeringfrom great and long .continued debility.
he Cad three' bottles of these Bitters, .at the
oeginnlng,Of the present year, was followed by
evident relief, and restoration to a degree of
oodily and mental vigor which I had not telt for
ix montl4_,before, and had almost depaired of re
' aids*. ' 'therefore thank GA and my friend for
lirectinginie to the use of them.
i J. NEWTON BROWN.
hinannt.rruA. Jane Z 3, 1.861.
. i
Prom the Rem Joseph H. Kennard,:Pastor of the
Tenths Bantiet Church.
Da. Jieggett—Dug B,a :—I have beenfr
Luemtly requested to connect my name with corn
nendatiobs' of different kinds of medicine, but
:ear rACitilge7tailgric as out of . my apropriate
past b t.: t r i i i th ari !
e p . roof-in various i a n=j3 ec es, hi lad ed.
in my owh , '.family of the usefulness ef-Dr..HooY
Isnd's German Bitters, I depart from my, usual
some, to - express my full conviction that for
general debility efthe system, and especially Liv
r Complaint it is a safe and valuable preparation.
n some cases it may fail, but usually I dodbt not
will beery betteficialte those who suffer from
i t
• e.aboveimutow.L Yours vats reo artfully,
J, H. ARD
Eighth below Coats street, Phila., Dec. 241 h.
frond/1e Wife of ALGE.RMANWUNDER,Ger
mantown.
Giag.uvrovrx, June 1 1861.
Ds. C. 11.7A0K3011-Bth--It gave me pleasure,
~we years aim,togive.yod a:certificate, testifyi ng- eat the German Bitters had done for me.. I am
ow perfectly cured of all those diseases your
ledloine professes to cure, viz; Dmelosia.,_abron-
lc antNerygus debilitY:disease of the Kidneys. I
to. The powerful influence it exerts upon . Nu
scupinrion is surprising. I have beep con
s sends in refereece to You; Ilitters.and
wi out hesitation:have -recominenVed it for the
above complaints, and in every instance it has
effectually teed. Your medicine has a great
KrugPutation ii. Germantown. - . .nd is sold in every
-Store .nd r ini:most of the :grocery stores
abut: jfix...itmeillaiuld queislioa what I say, let
em come to Germantown, and I will prove to
their satisfaction. that the Bitters have cured in
this vicinitY, more than twenty oases of the above
IMMO& L.
Beepectinlly, HANNAH WUNDER,
Main street, above Rittenhouse, Germantown,
ma's. • , ,
.
.IDST-THETHING.FOR THE SOLDIERS.
Will build up the constitution, and ve health
tad strength to an overtasked an d diseased
with. .
517111TESTIMORY FBOM TEMA...SHY
• ~ P irmarkgralus. August 121862.
Da. 0. Mt Jsozson—Dear Sir: While in ',lr
., a, owing to the change of water. I was taken
Ir. a altavefe:d4arirem , whit% Seemed incurable.
nd which greatly weakened me. When we
eached Blardneburg. I feared I should have to
ome home; but noticing some of your Bittiya in
ateztore'lltr.4l; H. Prioe, in that; town..
baaad M
storki a VeO ,nd M l e odiarirtwqutokey
checked, and I experienced no return of it ' A
slumber of co , comrades, who suffered in theaame
manner and.'from the same cause, with whoM I
.shareditheHitt' ars. join nub in.this -certificate. I
expect to return to the seat of war with the En
os', and shall certainly take a supply of the Bit
r sin my knapsack. I would not be without
T let weight in gold. particularly on gotnginto a
tnefftone region.
Yours. truly. A.R. ALTHMInt
. , Company H. Scott Legion.
IBEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
BetC that the signature of "C. M. JACKSON: I
oathe_Waima of each bottle.
1 4itifigitorY1
pro. ..k.IICTIEL Stlart.W.E.P.
'*TitiEl & MANS,
(Suocispoze To D. M. JlO7llOll & Co.)
I I PROPRIETORS.
.'par sittlby Danisists and Dealers in ever,
thoitruited States, and by
1;1•• Dr. ozo. H. HEZBEB,
L.. iittnenzsrti.
H. P.
at JEP e it h ragi t tB oor
airooliratiel;*d and buret
• 1111114.701/2ISTON.
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CHOICE FIRST CLASS IRSITRANCE
Cash Capital,
ASSETS, JUI4 1, 1862.
Cash & Treas. Notes
Rank-Stooks
II: &as State Stooks: M.....
City Bonds 3
Railroad ,Stocks...—...
Mortgage , .. .
Real Estate. unineumbered
Total Assets
LIABILITIES.
Claims, unadjusted and not due .$177,852 16
Fire ;and Inland Navigation Insurance ac
oepted at as favorable rates and rules as are 13:/II
Blatant with fair profit and reliable indemnity
DWELLINGS. OUTBUILDINGS AND CON
Moored on most favorable terms, for a term of
five years or less. Losses equitablradJusted and
promptly paid.
pliaationa solicited. Policies issued with •
dut coley. and all htudness attended to with
fidelity and divetch by
A. A. CARRISR Sr BROTHER,
133 Fourth stree t,
Pittsburgh Pa.
oclB:3md
PEOPLES INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, N. E. Oor, Wood & Fifth Ste.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
DIRECTORS:
Wm. Phill'^a James D. Verner.
John Watt, .Capt. Jno. L. Rhoad
William B. t. vs. Samuel P. Shrivel'.
John E. Park*. George B. Jones,
Charles S. Mate Daniel Wallace,
William Van Kip. . O. Banton Love.
Wm. PHELLlPS,Proseident.
JOINS
Wm. F. GARDNE
Spencer & 111 9 Kay,
•
BREWERS AM) lIALSTEhS.
• PErCRNIX STEAM BRCRIOZY„}
PRO-burgh, September 10,1362.
DISSOLVTION OF PARTNERE4RIP.
—The partnervhfp heretofore existing be
tween JOS SPENCER and W. H. GARRARD
was dissolved on the 20th orAngust, Itirt2, W.
H. GARRARD being authorised to settle inp the
business of the late firm at the office in the Brew
ery,__The Brewinclitutiness will be continued by
SPENCER !WRAY. who intend to have al
ways on hand a superior article of ALE. POR
TER and BROWN STOUT. The undersigned
will he thankful to the friends of the late firm for
a continuance of their patronage, and iironnise
to make It their aim to give satisfaction to all who
may purchase from them.
Mr. ROBERT WATSON; of Liberty street, so
long known to the business community ,will have
the management of our business , with the full
control in the Brewery. -
Address all orders to :SPENCER k hitoRAY,
Phoenix Brewery, Pittsburgh,S
MoKAYPa.
aels-lyd JAME
JOSEPH SPHNCER.
.
McEnicsroirr, Nor, 15,1552.
N ELECTION FOIL THIRTEEN DI.
..MRECTRS of the Monongahela Valley Bank
of MoKeeeport will be held at the Banking
House, on Monday. the 6th day of December be
tween the hours of 10 a in and 12 in.
The annual meeting of:Stockholders, on Tues
day the 2d of December. at 11 a, m.
nols:3wd. T. B. HAMMER. Prest.
.W.U.II,4O.P.EttINT A. 4 ISI.2IOZiCrY.
multatrAs BATTIGAN, EUROPEAN
£. Agent, 1.11.5 Water street, Pittsburgh. Pa.,
is prepared to bring out or send back passengers
from or to any part of the old country, either by
steam or sailing packets.
SIGHT DRAFTS POE SALB. payable In any
part of Europe.
Agent for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Bail-
Bailingo, Agent for the old Black Star f
Packets, and for the lime of Steamersa i l-ing between New York, Liverpool, Glasgow and
Galway.fell
WM. HAKIM JOB. R. HUNTER
WM. H. smrrit dr co,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
NOS. In SECOND AND 147 FIRST STREETS
de23 PITTSB -BGH
WILLIAM 3LIANa. DAVId
feral
POeM. Speoial Partner.
MEANS et COFFIN,
aktooeseore to M'Candleett. Means tic C 0..)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Oorner Wood and Water Streets,
te1033 PITTSBINIGIL PA
GRAVEL. FELT, AND CANVAS
ROOFING.
ISM A TERIAL 19 CONSTANTLY ON
hand, for sale with instructions Also
TROP SATURATED FOR ROOFS.
Oufwork is not to be excelled by that of any
Roofer in Western Pennsylvania:
B. F. SEOPE, 75 Smithfield at.
je2S-3mdPittsburgh.
CURTIS C. STEINMETZ, •
• • GIABICAL
HOUSE CARPENTER
AND JOBBER.
SHOP VIRGIN ALLEY, between Wood
and Liberty Streets,
'PITTSBURGH. PA.
SS - Orden eolieited and promptly attended to.
cub
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
rrINEK .AIMIHTERIEB HAVING BEEN
restored to health in a few weeks, by a Very
gimple;remedr, afterhaving suffered several years
with a - severe lung affection, and that dreadful
disease, Consumption—is anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
Toil who desire it, he will send a - prescription
used (free of charge), with the direetionefor pre
paring and using the same, which they will find "a
stir sure beFAtuatmpttop,:detheta,.Brnsoititie,
The aniv — ebj:eot of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he ooneives to be invaluable.
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy,
as it - wi,ll,cost. them nothing; and may prove a
blessing.
Parties wishing rhe_preserption will please -ad
dress Rev.,BEWARD A. WILSON,_
sol9-3m Williamsburg Kings County, N.Y.
KENESIBOBTON
DION AND NAIL WORKS.
LLOYD dr. 13L.A.C)15.•
Manufacturers of
ar, Sheol, Boller, 'Plate, Hoop, A
and T Iron, Nana and Spikes;
lso. Screen. Small T Rail and Flat Bar Rallr
Iron suitable for Coal Works.
Works are adjoining the CITY GAS WORK
Warehouse. No.SB Water street and AT
6 Xarket street, Ba&aley's Building.
aplitAam-is
AFARM OF 300 A CBES, ABOUT S 6
in cultivation, dwelling house. &e.. situate
in Butler county, four miles from Freeport, for
sale by fi„ CUTHB Ma r ket S, o 3 Street.
BY THE
I 81,500,000
Market Value,
.........$261,667 35
'152,464 00
..... 685,411 66
22.5,020 00
..... 107,412 00
........ 168,200 UO
- .87.963 18
$2.0,138 19
JOHN B BLLIZON-WN P lELLISON-HODMAN B ata.roox
Manufactures and Wholesale and Retail Dealer
WATT, Vico Proa't
,1300'7.
i.owocoVE rlmA.rscio
MANUFACTURERS te IMPORTERS,
—0 F
lIISN'S FURNISHING GOODS AND
DAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
lar Particular attention to fitting Oil Rofiner
" Blass Castings atmerior smenttinese made to
order. Steamboat work and repairing generr
ally.
tiojr•Ross' Oil Ne: Davy's Safety Lamp;
Gan Brackets and lents: Corner ST. CLAIR
STREET AND DUQUESNE WAY. fel3:tf
Young's Eating Saloon,
CORNER VIRGIN ALLEY AND SMITH
FIELD STREETS;
Where OYSTERS arid all the delicacies of the
season will be served up in the most palatable
style. ELI YOUNG.
0514 corner Virgin alley and Smithfield et.
JAMES H. OHILDS.
HOPE COTTON MILLS,
SEAMLESS BAGS,
mar Orders may be left at-IL CHILDS dr CO'S
laa Wood street. Pitt/Mr:Wu no3l:ly:is
WILLIAM BAVALEY,
WHOLESALE GROC E R
NOS, 18 AND 20 WOOD STREET,
11120:1S PITTECIFIIIHR
The Philosophic Burner.
IirjrAYDEN , EI NEW DOIIBLE-ACTINti
A.l Philosophic Burner for Carbon Oil is now
ready. It possesses many advantages over the
Common Burner&
L It makes a large or mall light with perfect
combustion
2. It will burn anyquantity of oil with safety.
8. It can be need with a long or abort ohiMney.
4. It can be need ae a taper light-lame.
b. It can always be made to burn econo mi cally.
burner
6. It
. le more easily wicked than an y other
• • •
7. It can be trimmed and lighted withoid re
moving the cone.,__
8. It throws all the white light above the cone;
9. The chimney can bo removed or inserted
without touching the glass.
These burners are the common No.l size, and
can be put on any lamp now in use. Everl. per
son using Carbon Oil should have a Philospiphio
Burner. Price 25 cents:_por dozen 82. - Sbld a
No, 82 FOURTH street, Pittsburgh
le2s-Iydw P. U.ATDEN.•
:rx
00 HORSE OWNEBIS.—DR. SWEET'S.
X INFALLIBLE LINIMENT FOR HORSES
to unrivalled by any, in all oases of Lameness,
arising from Sprains, Bruises or Wrenching, its
effect is, magical and certain. Harness, or Saddle
Sails, Scratches, Mange &c., it will also spetidily
cure Spavin and Ringtone may cozily bepre.
vented and cured in. their incipient Stages,: but
confirmed cases are beyond the possibility!of
aseircer. cuss. No case of the kind, however, is
so desperate or hopeless but it may be a ll eviated
by this Liniment, and its faithful application: wil
slaws remove the Lameness, and enable the
horse to travel With comparative ease:
Every horse owner should have this remedy at
hand, for its timely use at the first appearance of
Lameness will effectually prevent t bode formida
diseases mentioned, to which all horses are liable,
and which render so many otherwise valuable
li harm nearly worthleas.
E. SELLERS & CO,
Agents for Pittsburgh.
deZT:ly-daw:eow
IYear WANT SOME GOOD NEW
Fruit, or prepared 'Mince Meat, •mixed and
all :other kinds. a Spices, 000 king Brandy or
Wine, New Orange, Lemon and Citron Peel go to
Haworth& Brothers, in the Diamond, where you
will get a new crop of Fruit. and lower than at
any other house in the city. Also aireneral and
toil assortment of Family Orocerieni nisi Wines,
Brandies, and all, ether. kinds FL and
Domestic Liguori.
HAWORTH & BROTHER,
de24 corner Diamond and Diamond alley.
THIN DAY—
Just opened a complete assortment of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
W. H. HoGEE * co.,
my 9 143 Federal street, Allegheny esty
N OTICE, NOTICE,
TO BUYERS OF BOOTS. SHOES, GAITERS
OR GUMS.
for Fall or Winter Wear.
SATURD
FIRLDELPHIA ADVIBTISEIBRIS
JESSE JOHNSON,
iiIINERAL OMISSION HIM
AIM DIALIISI II
Flour, Grain and all kinds of Country
Produce, Wines and Liquors,
Cigars, Tobaco, &o.
*W. Liberal advances made on consignments 0
HIGH WINES.
OFFiCE AND WAREHOUSE 137 SOUTH SECOND ST
ataroDy PHILADELPHIA.
WM. BRICE & CO.,
PRODUCE AND PROVISION
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NOi 16 SOUTH WATER STREET,
Philadelphia.
IPlL,Liberal advances made on oomdanments
when required. myl-lyd
FRIES & LEHMAN,
NO. 818 MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA,
Jobber. in Mart, Cassinzeres, Tidings
the., the.
Always on hand a well selecrted stook of Goode
suitable for the trade. eiyi-lyd
E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO.,
ISMORTIIIIB OP
WINES, BRANDIES, &o
AND DILLIIS
FINE OLD WHISKIES,
NO. 5 NORTH FRONT STREET.
PRTLA_DRIPRIA,
JOHN B. ELLISON & SONS,
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMEHES AM) WINGS
NO. 339 MARKET STREET, •
(2d door below Fourth,'
PITTLADELPIIIA.
GEORGE GRANT,
ur XVIERY DSBORIPTION Or
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
610 CRESTNCT STREET,
myl-1 y PIIILADELPH IA
C. HARRY BRIAN,
WITH
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, •
NO. 10 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
myElyd PHILADELPHIA
DUQUESNE BRASS MKS,
FIL7I_II . OIV t CO.,
ANUPAOTIIIIII,IIBO7 ■vsev a•SiI7Y 01
FINISHED BRASS WORK,
Allegheny City. la.,
NANITPACPPURBWI OP
AND OF
CISNA.EIMELGS,
19 Inches to 40 Inches Wade.
MORNING, NOV
SELECT TALE.
HE COLLEGE IN THE WOOD,
FY JatiKE.OLISEI TRAVELER
I, few years ago, on my way to Chico-
I stopped for a day on the banks oftima."
Joseph's river, in Northern Indiana,
"se upon the. line of Michigan. Cit
ation was struggling with nature, and I
ched with interest the rough encounter.
• railway, atter miming twenty miles
ugh a grand primeval forest, dashes
denly into the city. Leaving my Ing
eat a great brick hotel, I strhek out.
ward, across a fine, rapid river, into
rollipgeountry, where each! farm of
" or a hundred acres was cut out of the
at, and where the stumps had not
ed out of the fields; while in many of
H the great tweets, all dry and leafless,
led by chopplrigs of the axe td destroy
r vitality,. were still standing! in the
1.
aof growing torn. Stacks of wheat
w were around the log-houses' of the
of the soil, Great cribs of' Indian
in the ear stare proofs of the land's
ay; heads of swine and flocks of cat
i-ere browsing in the forest. It was a
le rough arri uncouth in the present,
full of hope for t'te future.
red with my morning ramble, I sat
in, the shade of a beautifil tulip tree,
e river side, and thought of the three
es of life which a single gederation
d have experienced. A few years be
the wild Indian.fought andhunted
h these forests, and the smoke of
•igwam rose, from the banks! of this
y river; the transition phase Wae now
ogress; a few years tnore, and the
e country would be covered with the
plis. of c• ration
for
thro
his
lone
splOgyd
outinued my walk in the• Woods
Li. than I expected. At length, at a
turn in the road, I emerged sudden.
o l the dark forest into the glowing
ine,!and a scene that filled me with
!ise and admiration. It was a clear
three odfour square miles,' walled
on three aides by the forest, and
ed on the North by a noble sweep of
aver. In the , centre was al pretty
c church, with two spires, in; whose
s was the chime of bells. Near it
Icluster of buildings, and the centre
ng, massive,. and having a collegiate
t. At the left were two bright lake
',..littering in ;ithe sun, and hetween
I nestled a amalljpeninsula,, Uhaded
rees, ornam‘nted with shubbe!ry, and
ted as a ga,:den and vineyard. In
idst of thesejgardens are two pretty
!ls, one in tI4 Greek style, and the
Gothic. Across the lake there was
II steam-milfand back-yard and con
s to the college. were several work-
1 and a large-play•ground, with!a gym•
apparatus.,. Around were fields
.floes k cheris, of sheep, and small
lof cattle. :mile away to the left,
autiful noo by the river, I Saw an
roup of buildings, including a small
. In less One than I have taken to
hese lines my glass had swept over
: beautiful . ditiminion, cut out, of the
.f this great American forest. I
rowd of bah' at play in the College
.s. A grouji of them was bathing
• laded shorrafone of the lakes,
• d by a man in a long, black robe.—
ack robes were also seen as they
. and out of the principal edifice.- -
s of men were workingin the fields.
Idistance my glass showed me girl
g on the banks of the river, near the
claster of buildings.
n enterprising tourist, I did not
• sitate about the means of gratify
; curiosity. I walked toward the
lof the dominan, and passing through
• ard, where the grapes gave promise
.), a good cask of wine, I addressed
to a withered old Tian, who seem
ave them under his fatherly protec
vines are growing well, father,"
: -!" was the strong German an
hen the well-browned pipe had been
teiy taken from his lips. "Dey
.ot."
the wine—how is that?"
row g,'
"An;
"Ab•
-
aske,,
ze wine ish pretty goot."
11 I he allowed to visit the place?
"O h l
ze Fats
to hie
priuci
to a to
who in
not be:
intinity
than h
erate t.
ikie fee
yeas, yaas! I shall take you to
• r Zuperior;" and he put the pipe
ps again, and led the way to the
l al edifice, where I was presented
, sallow, black-eyed, French priest,
ght have been a general, if he had
In the superior of a religions com-
INothing could be more cordial
s reception, nothing more consid
.an the manner in which he made
that I viss welcome, and satisfied
my cur osity. The land of his community
has be n given to one of the Indian mis
siouari •s; his flock had been scattered by
1
the pr gress of civilization, and the do
main as bestowed upon a French re
ligious rder. He and_ a few others, who
had co e from France, had been joined
by Ger ens, Irish and several American
convert ; and they had established a, col
lege, w th the charter of a university for
the fut re, while a female branch of the
orderliftd a flourishing academy, a mile
z away.(here was also an industrial school
for boys, and another for girls. The lay
brother h and sisters carried on the opera
tions of agriculture, the workshops, the
laundry baking and cooking for so large a
community, with its three or four hand/ ed
pupils, while priests, professors, and nuns
carried on the work of education. The
1
Father nperior, with a little excusable
vanity,' howed me the handsome church,
whosegorgeous high altar, and fine or
gan, an noble chime of bells, with the
clock-4rk and machinery which filled the
whole region with music at intervals, day
and nifOlt, and had been sent them as
presents from far-off, never-forgotten, gen
erous France.
Then ive walked over a little causeway,
between.the two pretty lakes, and visited
the islands, as they were called, but really
a doubl peninsula, compoted of two hil
locks, ach of several acres. In these
solitary retreats were nurseries of the
order. One was the novitiate of priests,
the oth rof the lay.brothers, where they
went th ougffithe studies and religious ex
ercises hich'were to prepare them for the
solemn ows 'whfch would forever separate
them fom the world, and devote. their
energie and' lives to the work of their
order. I saw novices of both classes,
some B iki n g in the groves with their
books, ome kneeling in their curious lit
tle chap Is, which were enriched with holy
relics a d pions gifts.
While we remained, the hour of recrea
tion sodnded on the bell. Then study
and dev.tion, and work everywhere were
alike la' . aside, in these retreats, and the
mm unity of priests and nuns, lay
and lay-sisters, students and ap-
whole c
brother:
s, enjoyed the hour of innocent,
.etimes boisterous mirth. As a
este and nuns have the manners of
dren. If you would crowd all
jolity into an hour, get a dozen
.gether over a good dinner. Ile
:rty I have ever seen, in sheer
ness, was a party of nuns. Even
oicharity, whose life work is'in
prentie:l
and so..
rule, pr
the chi
possible)
priests t,
gayest .}
mirthfu it
thesis
and who nurse the sick and dy
,
of mirth.
hospital
jug, are
TUBER 15, 1862.
Our next visit was to the not far dis
tant, but still seprate and selected domain
of the et female community. We were
received with a gracious dignity in the ele
gant parlor. by the young Mother Supe
rior an American lady of singular bEautr,
who had found a sphere f r heritmergics itt
the education of a hundred or more West
ern American girls, the care of an industrial
school, the extension of her order, the es
tablishment of new branches, and the
opening of new avenues of feminine ambi
tion or devotion.
When we had looked at the school
rooms, gardens,nnd the romantic prospect
from the river bluff, an excellent luncheon
awaited us, and we returned to the mei
-saline-department, the Mother Superior,
kneeling to the Father Superior, as on
our arrival, to kiss his hand and. reed e
his blessing. During our, walk home,
this priest, who seemed to enter with en.
tire zeal into his religious functions, con
versed like a thorough man of the world,
on education, politics, and society. It
was evident that be read the newspapers
as well as breviary, and that he Lad a
sharp eye to business, 'as well as to thg,
propagation of the faith.
I dined in the great salle a manger of
the university. The Father Superior by
whom I sat, and the professors, dined at a
central table; the students of varioni
classes at others. The fare was plain and
substantial. There was perfect-order. si•
lence. At a signal, the Father—Superior
said a short grade, and the eating began.
while one of the boys commenced in a loud
monontonods voice, to read from
Abbe Hue's interesting journey in China,
but he had not proceeded far before a
touch of the Superior's bell suddenly si
lenced his tongue, and at the same time
let loose a hunered. With knives and
forks, and chatter and clatter, it was a
perfect Babel. The suspension of the rules
was in honor of their guest, and a lesson
in hospitality. As the fun was growing
fast and furious, another touch on tho bell
reduced the room to a sudden silence;
there was a brief thanksgiving, and the
well-ordered boys,
rough as many were
in appearance, filed out of the room, and
we soon heard • their glad hurrahs in the
play-grounds, while the Superior and sev
eral priestly lay professors gathered under
a shady piazza, to enjoy the leisurS after
dinner hour.
At the twilight hour, after a glorious
sunset, such as the traveler sees upon the
borders of the great lakes of America
oftener than in any region I have visited,
the church bell ang, and the whole com
munity assembled for that most :pictur
esque of Catholic devotions,the "Benedic-
tion of the Blessed Sacrament." The
high altar was coveaed with lights and
flowers. The beautiful hymns of this
service! were sung by a choir of boys be
longing to the college. Protestants and
Catholics sung in harmony and the best
voice was the tine tenor of a handsome
Israelit . •
TO OUR ADVERTISING PATRONS
The undersigned publishers of the city daily
press have been compelled, by the depreciation of
the currency. the operation of the new tax bill.
and the greatly increased cost of everything used
in the pr . nting art, to take council together, so as
to protect themselves from loss, at the smallest ex
pense to their patrons. No eta sof producers in
the community will feel the effects of the sevonue
taxes so severely and so directly as publishers.—
Congress seems to have specially marked them out
for the imposition of an unusual number of taxes
Had their share been limited tot he three per cent.
impost on their gross r avenue arising from adver
tisements, they could have cheerfully paid it, and
fe't they were doing their fall share towards
equalizing the pecuniary burdenof the war• but,
in addition to this. and to those which publishers
meet as individua's, they have to pay, also, a tax
on paper, on ink, on telegraphic despatches, &e • ,
&e
But even this is not all. Owing to the prevalent
practice of each manufacturer, or producer of tax
able articles, making himrelfsimply the agent for
collecting the Government tax from the consumer,
the impost laid upon every article employed In
making up a journal is thrown upon the publish
er. and thus he has no -r to pay a largely increas
ed price for his ink, his type, his coal, and, more
especially. hie paper, which is the twain item (V his
expert,. Nay, on account of the scarcity of cot
ton rags, paper, has gone up, and is still going up.
far beyond what the tax alone would have caused.
while labor, owing to the enhanced price of every
necessary, has advanced in nearly the sante rapid
proportion, We thus find that the augmented
cost of publishing a paper just now is nearly forty
per cent, more than what it was a few weeks since.
In the face of this alarming exhibit, we find a
dintiniehed revenue, the chief source of which rev
enue to ajt urnalizt is cub:erasing. The price of
subscription in this country Is unreasonably fixed
so near the cost of the white paper, ink and print
ing. as to leave the slenderest margin for Profit.—
The larger circulations thus see nred by the cheap
ness of the paper is depended noon to increase
the price and the number of advertisements which
are the life-blood of a hewspaper. But, un
fortunately. advertising is .the most smisitlve
branch of human enterprise. It expands during
days of ttrift and prosperity, and contrabta to
the smallest compass during periods of doubt
and business or monetary revolutlond. i Since
thewar commenced. advertising has fallen off
with us, as with journalists generally thiough-
Out the•' country, from thirty to flay; per
cent., and we now find ourselves with a flourish
ing circulations, it is true, but ins7hout the revenue
whiohls invariably based on such wide dissemi
nations,
What are we to do? The nubile demand for
news; in these excited times, must be supplled.—
It is manifest that when a paper is sold even the
minutest fraction below its cost, the tamer its cir
culation the greater the lose it entails. If adver
tising were brisk, and at good rates, that less
might be covered, but the direct contrary is now
the case, We wish to refrain as long as possible
from laying a tax upon' knowledge by adding to
the price of our papers, but we think that both on
account of what has above been titiedAnd on
account of our increased circulations. advertisers
ought to muscat to a slight advance on the Yates
of advertising. always' xceedingly low in our city.
The undersigned hthe. therefore, after due se-,
donjon, agreed upon. and will be obliged to live
closely unto the following revised schedule of pri
ces. to take effectas to all new contracts for adver
tising, from and after this 10th day of November,
4462. It ill hoped thievery alight advance of rates
will not only be considered necessary and reason
able by our patrons. but will be sufficient to se
cure us from loss, without having resort to the
more obi actionable devices of raising the subscrip
tion prices of our respective paper., or by greatly
reducing the quantity of their reading matter.
NEW ADVERTISING RATES.
The following rates of advertising have been
agreed upon by the Publishers of tne•Pittsburgh
Daily Press. to take effect on and afterthelOth
day of November.lB62, on all new oontrants
FOB STANDING MATTER.
PER EIING.LE 8Q UARE, EVERY DAY.
One insertion...-. 0 60 Two month&.... 69 00
T wo i noor K or m... 100 Three months... 11 00
Three insertions 1 25Fonr months ... 13 00
One week 2o o'Five months.... 14 00
Two weeks 3 50 Six months 15 00
Three weeks 500 Nine months,... 20 00
One month 6 00 One year 23 00
FOR CHANGEABLE MATTER.
Which allows the privilege of a mfr. change
of matter. to be inserted a ew
advertisements.
PER SINGLE SQUARE, EVERY DAY,
Six months
'Dwelve months
ArlininistrAors' Notices
Marriage Notices .....
Death Notices. each insertio n..
113 All aolvertiaememta ordered in for cne
Month, or le,e time, to be cash at the time of
or
deringCHAßLEß M'ICHIGHT_, Eve. Chronicle.
FOSTER ,ft-FLEESON Pitts. Dimpatch,
JAB, F. BARR, Pitts. Poet.
3. RIDDLE & 00, Pittsburgh Gazette.
OVA Ly,
A. BRADLEY,
NO. - WOOD NTEEET,
.eornear Senwati,
liranutaituret and Who Jamie and Retail dealer tit
all kinds of
Cook, PKrlor, aad Heating Stoves, Grate
Erunte, Fenders, too,•
.moo- Its cur mail - Oa room may bei found the
ELCSDATED GAB DU ItNING COOK STOVES
-EUREKA. AND TROPIC, • •
merits of which have been tally tested bY
. onsande, and the Stove pronounced, an - equaled
y any iii this market: together with airreatnucy,
they desirable patterns. •
havei also a rem largo assortment of- -
PAIILOR AND HEATING STOVES.'
enahreeias coma o r the- BEST PATTEBNB now
,ffOreCk to the_pab,!lo.
FAN.. Y E. AMELED GRATE BD:WT.9
AND FENDERS. the newest styles. 'common.
Kitoben Bow and Jam rs.tee. aU of which are
offered at very lov: prices.
rFsT Sp al indocemente offered to tandem
want of qILATE. rhoNTs. myrpti
1%1. IiI'zVrJEEN,
B 1 ass Founders,-
•
GAR AND STEAM FITTERS,
An kinds of Bross and Iron Cooke
I mode to order.
Also, •
BRAES 'OASTINGS, OP ALL KINDS
Made at tho shortest notice.
OIi.fiFFINERY'S FITTED Up.
1 4 ,—A1l onion. left a.t BOW.N TEM=S 13.0
WOOD Silt-Err. will be promptly atietided to.
The m*bara of this iltm b g pisolisal me'
diaries; ofinutn.v roars' o..porietire In the busi
nogg, wiii Ware to give tiefiemellen In +very re
opect. . - s5-Iyd
TEET EXTl3...4ollrilTh WI Tit ODT
PAINIby tho age of an apparatus 'wherein
no drugs; qr battery aroused.. Medi.
eat gentlemen and thcir families have their teeth
extracted ‘o' mr I`7oCeB6. and are ready Of tesidtt
as to tho safety and vain leefnacat of .he , potation..
whatever'hr been amid by persons interested b
asserting con , zary. having b 0 knowledge ofmy
proem.
*:t _ART.VICLAL TESTA ir.Aerted in twerp
stylti.• and charged as ! , )w, ae wil whi:rant the
beat
material in
ail
c t 'a eATDRY,
124 Smithilielilstrent.
nol'ls is t
S. X. KIER & C 0:,
A IaUFACT➢ABP.S or•
Pure !Pio. 1 Carbon 011,
D
Office on LIBERTY STREET, oPpoeito
Perin'a it. Depot.
oil warrantee!
HENRY W. BEA.UPtIONT &
g2Q0101.10.11. - 1" OF THE TWO -MILE
AC I:1u Use, dealersin Foreign Brendle.% Wines
and Cans: ids% BiaeLberry. Reepburry, Will
Cherry, aniGinger Bruedim; Old Monongahela.
Rye, and o her NV hirkiee, Jamaica Rum. Biape
rior Wine Bitters, &a.
- 1
- No. S 3 Llborty ostreet,
OppOsiteYourth stri-:.t. Pittsburgh, Pa.
-Hotels, TEIFVOITIF, and Faunldea supplied at ulNi
irate profitsifor cash. Nevi Series Cider for raw
ilp or hotel PU7llOFitiF.
)1L WOKf3
LO*G. rittee...LEß
WORKS ATIIAliP:;1 , ,I;I:() E. STATION. A_L-
L.l- - .4.4 EN Y VALLI, ir killatuAG,
40 - offico d 1 1 16..r0L0w0 . •
23 REAM 3 - , r NTrzZin', A' irrzwill.r/taill.
hlar.nfaotnros of .11.1u.o.dnad:g and Lubriembed
Carbon Oils a nd Bou.solo.
NO. 1 It t rINED oft.. WAILIL&NTED
NON.F.x LosiVE, abffnra oc band. chat:7Y
WILLIAM CARR & CO
WROLESALE GROCERS.
And Irb,;orterx of
WINK% 338 A GThs.
Distillers and Dealers in
LINE OLDI MONONGAHELA RYE WED3HY
327 Liberty Sheet,
na9:l3 , prrrsnimen. PAL
Wholesal' Grooery and Liquor Store
For Sale.
HE STOUR AND FIXTURES OF A
Wholesale Grocery and Liquor Kowa do
ing% good .t.r de on one of the beet badness
streets in the city, is offered for sale, as the own
ers wish to tiro Into other business. For farther
portionless addresu I
au7-tf ' LOCK BOX 18. Pittibinial P. O.
NZW GOODB.
wirismuivz CST RECEIVED VIZOR
V v the Enut a !arre and °bottle selection of
SPRING AHD SUMMER GOODS,
for Gems' sad Youth: wear. umbra:dap all the
newest styl6
. 6 COATINGS, CASSIMBRDS AND
VFBTIV(3BI W. EL fiIoGEE Cu.,
143 Fedarai street
Corner Market Sanwa Allegheny oity, trLY9
TIEOZNAIti tik (Jimmy,
Wholes?"e wad Retail Grolier%
vitro:Tuts atm DELLIII2I3 IJ
TEASE, WINE ,
.L 10 1 1013% *e.,
*ORTR-EAST corner of
OHIO STREET AND THE DIAMOND,
ALLEGRIZANT CITY
TI-1E EILJDOIELAJD CI,
(FININEULY 00CPUZSCIEB51133.10
CORNER PIPTR - drEiMITEPIELD STREET&
(Oppoeite the Poet Olnea.) -
Tr E tiftESCRIBEE WAVING
taken the above-well-known atand, will be
pleased to aee Ms friends at all hours. Rio veinal,
liquors, ales, hatd of are are of the bvt.
Jen-3mA JOHN LUNDY. Proprietor.
,NEFORTANT TO LADIES
A. JOUN HARVEY, HAVING WOE
fesslon u arti al rat o fi f x=7llnh i l " tr d ekt ilis ut ;fro;
Female Difthidtico, azoi v having auneoeded Inethon
sands of oases; in reAoring the afßietod to sound
health. has ad , o entire c , 7 afidonce in offering pub.
lialy his I
" Great i American Remedy,"
DEL. HARVEY'S
CRONO - T4ERMAL FEMALE PILLS I
Which have never yet failed (when the dares
tions hav,e boon strictly followed) in re
moving dillicultiez arising from
Obetruoti u. or stoppage of Nature.
or in reetorin the system to perfect health when,.
suffering from ~.%.,,ieit Affectians, Proleptus Uteri.
the Whiter. or. oilier weakness of the Uterine Or
us, .
.Alge,„ itil casts of Debility or Nervous
.:, erica, Patsntatione. /go.. etc., &a
wtdettemic orernnners of more anions disease.
iggyvies k i 9 at 6 parfeetle harmless en the 00n
sagunko9;and gbe taken ty... he maxi' d4ajoatafe
t
was willow c using citsire-sa: at the same time
&Op stet like u charm, by streogthening. invigo
rating, and restoring the system to a healthy con
dition, and by bringing on The monthly period
with regularity, no matter from whet carom the
obstructions may arise. They clionid, however.
not be taken during the first three or four months
of pregnancy, though safe at any other time, as
miscarriage would be the result.
Each box oontedns 60 Pins. Pams Oun Coma?,
and when desired will be sent by mail pro-paid
by any advertised Agent, on receipt of the money
J. Bl3YAN4tester. 11. Y, General Agent
Bold by Dr generally.
Jim4EFIK I'LE.Rucn,
Corner Market street and the Diamond.
anlB.lydsgeolis Agent for Pitt:AMT.
F Resit- .4, l lBllf.dilt OF
BOOTS. MOM AND BUM'S,
which wth bee. • i!,1101114 pricer at
son c OA,LA=.7S. 98 Markist street.
Vol. XX.mEstablistbe.4 IS4I-T.
"As v
I .ltheignorantandfilse ,
ly.Modest of all denomi-
nations, treat aerret burr -
delicate •dixordecar satf h•
abuse- and diseatee,
tdatilind Combion and in- -
oident to youths lof
sea and adulte., single ei .aname,, .
DR. BILINSTILD? publishes tba fact of his . der:2
• so. the ignorant mud f inealtObaroidre:,,dfulis
Ehocket and think it A. grtot elta r .Vpry nooral.
and for contamination' and corrirdion mnOroil
their wives„.promising so and dui:al:tars Them
family Phynciatiehriuld no emit:Ob. - Co - keep [heal
in butorance p ub hey do.thelame.ax4r. BRA N
STAUP, (except4shingl lest e lu, tredve Pr 9
Übe might be 'Gale theta 'Mxibuir.stapid falsely
modest- and, preenmettioba.fanulicse born d
raised in ignoranoo. spring hoer thushreouis d
who :compare. aeoiety:•inte/Rmete, sense, no. to
dollars and cent& myateriewAr.. meanly on )3
gotten; Itic to pnblielty;licrire ,Vce•that nurner, ti
parents =Aid suardians- a ltast,sikkl., that tb
'sow, daughters Mgt* prof misty foci e
sioUy and,Of delicate 0011 01:17iincLaPpearners .
have been mstoled to health andor by 1 )P.
lIHARSTRUP. !mo lde r 'roart-Y4liefore vigor
aff g
outrriage through.him have been saved much
faring, insi ,elsr mortitleation. 'there:mum -
1 4 ok orzootorolii ennalsidansiarooomoletely cut -d
, a very - short ipaois othimehy his new Tamed , S.
which are t tionliailywri. , They aSe pompous di
_men the eatable Magdom., having seen the
cy:of memeltrasitmenthe hat abut& ne
edit Pad Imbltitat .tositable:lfietuale :Ar
ta:lees are treatedwi marked au...veea=naving Fad
over ...fertyi, yews.: (40).; exp e d enot " in - t h eu . treu
ment..M. hospitals:of both, the. Oltb.ldrerld and n
the tinned Staten louts himth with a
Air trials health. .IPd•-haaPineaa - mill , agate
raper tne now — palledchavk. Trillario soarer In+ b
montabanks quacks,ont• eanne.and be oared
Consumption and ,all of Its kindred disoasee of
which so many. arm fill - ` our iciantries. ran
'd Al
now be, relieved, weley. attend to it in
time Pull vertical:4a can - had of lei. means:tent
iLl:amanitas aeotpidediesd-Advit:er,whtel
mvengratis to all taiiply ; liayins the - ad
vantage' of'bver' Xte'lesorn' etorrieneo ond
observation. oonaeettently...he hat Auperior skill
in the treatment 'of spade' dieekese. - and who ia
daily OcrOadtedb7.thlOrolvesiori. as welt as reeom.
Mended by'rePectable ottasems„Plahnnsere. Pro
WOW , ' of 'add% '& o 3: 4 ' Offi.te'lls-Iw.fica
street, near Diamond street, ikrivatacommuni
caldona from' all 'parts of the Union 'strictly es-
tendodto. !Direct to •
330.1 e
de6:lydaw . I 11MrAh
•
I De r A.T.ttr..).rei
ARE NOW XAI4I7IiACTIVR.II.I4O
I xartiole, which for breyle brirnina
freedom of offensive odor., and :ise... ,, enc'T
color, color yotwarrint •mbritnited by
axe or exposnrye, nroormumed, it#43 , dlum 16
nator in this atern markets. Treatable
:011 to thenonenmere WO Olatilptolllll,Preelnulutati
Alen.it. - our manufaciuro _
CAUSTIC SQ.OA
Used* all large Soap Malcom and 01.1 , 11cononts.
whieb easel! Roper cent in strength elttbe mat!
of .ftglist Eoda- brolndits94.titis,oonntry.- GU,
martature of '
SAPONIFIER. OR CONCENTRATED YE: SIL T,
Are so well kr.i3in.,, mut the
mention is snS,elent.. • •
All orders and inquiries scm at
tended to by addreasins. • _
GEORGE Ceralts
Penna. Salt Marinfrwderine CrOMpanv,
• ; 94 Wood mast: Pittebtlieb.
olB:lydawds'
DAUB & OAPPELL,
MERCHABiIIr TAILORS,
nnalyd
NO. Asti smrpoiEpik
r; DAVE JIIST ECEIIVED A
VW large and wellieleeted stock of
IF A: ; IA 0 13 - ,
Cloths, Cashneret, Vestirifis, &O.
. •
ALSO—A large stook of
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
inoluding - 13. - Paparrfothirsialraekner,
and everytting aanallykeott ekes rerr,i.b.
bur Mores. Orden, promptly exeent-cl . ,so ehlyd
CO-PARTNERSHIP
'ram
ted with .irka. hi. son. OLIV *or
WI K., in a copartnerahip. for thdtr.itasacttan of
the CARIIgT Ia:ERN ,underi th , s..ictime and
firm of W. MaCLINTiCh & 4) M. he solicits
from a generous publioak oon thin a nce,-to'tli o new
firm, of the liberal patronage hernial° by him -
Bell enloyed Iw.IIIGIMINTOCE..
CURVETS . -Tfaving pirehrunxl fot CA- IL
Ili before the late advance, the hanteetAstook 6/
Carpets in the dity. we.wonldcell thOtttectiun of
wholesale and retail t i lre . to our complete as
sortment of; CARP MATTINGS, OIL
CLOTH'S. . idoo INTOCK 4 ,80 K,
au2l ' 112 Mdrir.ol3troet.
WAIL ir.tPER-ri
WINDOW CUs'!.`•AlNsi &o
New Styles for Spring of 1882
A Great Mayletar-and. FiattlAssort
moot (rum 6 /4 oeotp,,
to 165'iieriotipoe,---,,',-,
For ado by
T 11011111.14 PAL,stEtt'
NO. 91 WOOD 11781999.
/PAIN= Uhl; kiht2a d9OT P#9T/PLIKon ihn
CORNWELL KER3s...:•,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
(At the old 'estatillehed Cottah
Duqviaslifi irAT; . -•
•
Ral g r i nir d one : J.;
nolunn-wita, . .
EMT. 'DAzzie l tr •!
W1N161ie16470 06n, -
COMltigal AND fORwANDDIA,-11,EnnanTs,
4 .1 1D.,14:4-4±,...94
Dealers in Prodeoe andrittek irde t nar4r - iim,
No. 251 LISZA7NNTRISII7:
pbauni. ' +l.:?,ol.l.ANTMitilp
JOHN FLEEGBIt. -!--
lei .
2 comer phio ta,
ALLEGHENY (1/. 1 17:'•';
Lace Mock of ivaa otaltdoaortattoas,_oaand,
tr it tyrktoarder. fol We at LOVIE6T lR
attmnkd
tr,
Cf_orin.oopap
Malta OF UNION, AND FIFTH . STREETS. '
a p
M ke t.)
III*.;PUBLIC OH.
W I T I A the beet and ptunat Liquors
te Meals served at all hours on the ehortest an.
,
an Vite c iAramornin s. betw‘f it m u tte3 7 lo s urga /I.
an2o-19 • 'PriirriAtr.•
P'rrsnvßGu BRAN cu.. 0.. $
blond Street, of tlie Baltimore Piann Fee-
tory, established in 1836: A choice stock - of l'iane
7 octavo Centre-Pianos, combining all the easen-,
tints of fast olass Inrrnment with late novelties
(underpatent). Highly important to this critical
pianist. Lew for each or accordance:,
WISE & BROTldalti
Manufacturers,
N.B.' dc- C. Pi. 'MIA 11{14-1.4..
Biansthictusers lad Dealers to
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BOOK ICI A 11 1 ' 7:-
and all Made of • ' •
WRAPPING PAPER, have removed prom
No. 27 Wood streca to
NO. 88 SMITIMIELD
IPittabervi.
air °ash paid for RABd - 1
07' EN
KEZZHANT
4kEr St. Clathr , St alrecht
aerrixikrit'N'ELQOTHlNG WADS TO , DR.._
DER;_FOR C.ASTI,.
RETITRIPED. FROM !ism ,
101LUK„with a choice 440 nt etnTTI
DAI3B , VESTlN(i%*hie), +to: bat
Pursheasd at D3utes far balor the usast rates.
=at In mess:tents °raid aukbalig,
TO THE PUBLIC
oondatins
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