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January 14t1y1563.
Continad'fani Tiiiterciay.]
A ,''. now sir, I recur to the state of the
Unio -to-day.„ Whstu•Mit?./ Sir, twenty . s=have eltumed, but the reliellimils
not crushed inurmor
been; hioken,the intnirgents,have not •dis- '
persedi ,r FTheatrni - on de.not , tiestOradl.4or
the Ofiiistitution ma intained ; the lame
e ' . TwenKts,4tY;JuAnety, tfiVl
hex , six:trundred'daysiinve passed; a
V
thous' nd millions been expended; an,d,
tirWhitedridaiies list oifiedies mangled
and td . ;day the confederate thigh; still near
the POpmaetand the _Ohio, and the confed
erate
, I , rtirnment, stronger, many . times.
thiiilii 'idle higiiinint. - Not a State Istev:44_,
outing Ireturtiedlo the Union: 'Aid:haat
anyt '., ';.b een = wanting that Congreas,'Of
the . orthelieeple; in their moat gen.'.
erettli 'OnOtte:la, their jiloB4 im . paisioned
1
patri . could bestow ? Was it power?
And di' not the party of
.the executive
control, he Federal 'Govern:den t every State
govern, nt, every county, every city,
town, and village in the North and West?
Vireini _ ' atro nage? ( - 1 Al l\ belotited ' tol,iff
1
Waal - t . i ii ice, the thrirch,"the - Pfesa; -
the sect t Urders the municipality, the
coopers; too, railroads, telegraphs, express
• coaine B, the ' irobittary association?
Never . as an adminstration so supported
in.,Ecigl, , il..er America. Five , men 'and;
a half ar Core of newspapers made up `the
oppositl n. I Was it enthusiasm? The
euthusie rn.. was, fanatical , t There
. i has
been niii intlike it since the t,Crmiaclett
Was it , rifi encet S ir, - the 'faith of 'the
people iir ceeded that of the patriarch.—
They g . 4
_up the Constitation, law, right„
1164:vit I; atinni demand for arbitrary
is
• power t t the rebellion might, as you
promise , be ernehetout in three months
and tint, T.TiOn! taatoreAU Was credit
needed/ Yciu took control of a
Country4i young, vigorous, and inex
haustibl4 n wealth and resources, and :of
a Gorelnier..t r , almost free from public
debt, an, who faith has never been
tarnished' YOur great national loan b
' ble failedjmiserably, as it deservedtefaik
r`l
but the hi' nkere and - :merchants of Phila ,
delphia,New 3t ork and Boston lent you
more the' their entire capital. And when
that faile' too, iyou forced credit by de
claring Ydar pa r promises to pay a le
gal tend r fo all debts. Was money, •
wanted.,.,; Oil ad all th e revenues of the
United S" tee, i diminished indeed, but '
r
still in gli i i d, The whole wealth of the
ten` r
the. list dollar, lay, at your feet..
Private nidividhals, municipal c.orpora
tionsi thi4Statel governmenta, all; Ad - their ;
frenzy . , gat; st-yon. Money :or Aim:lei - with
reckless tr' edigalit - y. The great Eastern
cities lent y u S l6o , o oo,ooo,Congreas voted
• first, $25 4 09 0 00. ;
,And'next $40,0,000, 7 ,
t i
00 Q,Imiit loans; ied and- firtit?s6o; , .
000,000. t fm slo,oooiBt $90,000,-
000, and, lan- .ilnly, last, $150,000,000 - in,
Treasury iites ;land the Secretary has'
issued 'also;il paper "postage currency,"
in semi est . 's all as five cents,- limited in
amount on' y by his discretion. Nay,
i
more; alrea d y since the 4th of July, 18E1,
this Honsej as appropriated $2,017,874,-
n
000 almotiti every dollar without debate,
and *Moil vote. A thousand millions
have beennexpended since the 15th of
April, 18610- and a public debt or liabilty
of $1 600 00, ), 00 0alreadyinctirred. And to-'
support all this; stupendous:outlay and
indebtednsais, a bystenk.of taxation, direct
and indiroe,f, .hai been - paengtirlitid; the
most oner ous and- unjust ever imposed_
upqmany , ,bit,li.:lonquered.people. - ei's i
Monet_ and credit, then, -
.Yo u have had
in prodignaprofesion. An d were men .
wanted?. trldore than 'il million - -inshed to
arms / 'Betnitty-five thousand :first, (and,
the cciuntryjstoodaghast at the multitude,).
thencightyithree thousand more were de ,
mended ; and three hundred and ten
thousand responded to the call. The Pres
ident next waked for four hundred thous-.
and;, and Ctirigreas, in its generous con& '
dance, gaYe'him five hundred thousand;
and, not tolliaoutdo,tie, he tool six hun
dred and thirty-seVen thousand. Half Of
dent; thesetneltekawayittlheiv fi rst Mottrotigil;e
and the'Pr ' denerminded three- bilk,'
dred thonisi ' tuorefor.the'viar;and thou ,
E l
drafted '6 , iit ' : other three hunth•e,d :thou. -
sand for nine months. The 'fabled lioatt
of Xerzes a,ve been outnumbered. '-And,
yet victeryjitiangely follows the standards'
of the foe. l[Prom Great Bethel to picks-'
burg, the belga has not been fo thestrong.
Yet every ra nter, except the last, has
beenfollownye call for more'-troOPti*
and every e , so far they- have 'beet,
proMptly - fe " islied. From the beginning
il e
the wailies ' n Conducted like apolitical
campaign, , an it has
tt been -the folly of the
party in powe r 'that they' have,assumekr
that number**, loneZwould twin - the field ! .
in a contestifiet with ballots ivitknintr'.
ket and iword:_: But
,ntinihere'llork'hilms
had alitiost ipthout number -•the largesti ,
best appoint 'd, best armedi'fekmid.,clalt
host Aaf„hrev 'l, men, .. welLtirgari4edind
well illecifil - nd, ever marshaled. ,A Nnyy,'•
too, not the :bet. formidage,Peilifil;litit
4
most numerot and gallant, andthe cost);'
-
eat in themo ;d,.and against afoe , almost
without:wee tit alb: . Thus With twenty
millieni of.' ple, and' every:element of.
)
strengthand orce at commmid—power,
patronage, 'finance, unanirnity, entlxu---,
siasni, _confidence, ,credit, money, .men,,
an Ar lap and t iNaVy the largest_and-the
noblest ever 'riot in the field. or afloat upon'
the seapvith the simport;almostLearvile,,
of every Statei ; , i l with a Congress - swift to do;
the bidding ci 1 he h lhrectitrie ; and
opposition anywhere at home, and with
an arbitrary ptiolwer which neither the Czar
of Russia noithe Emperor of Anatria
dare exercise ;',Bret, after nearly two years
of more yirutropecaitiouof wer . #lB9 -
ever reeeld i Ailiist . fabr ansiafterimprb
skirmithes; ---- ebinbats and battles, than
Alexander, COlier, or the first Napoleon
ever fought ititiny..fivjg years of their mili
tary career, eu have utterly, signally,
1 0
disastrouely— will not say ignominious
ly—failed to due ten millions 1 3 frebelif
whom yetela ; taught the people of the
North and Wei t not only to hate bat to
despise. Rebels, did I nay ? Yes, your
- fathers were rebels. or your grandfathers.
He who is beifere me now,
law. . l on canvass,
looks do'sl u . us the false de
genergeean l' -, aral an a, t ,/ the
great RepubliO,which he founded, w ag a
rebel. And ye we, cradled ourselves in
rebellion, an 11*-oVeillidared..and'El
it i
fraternized Wit every insurrection in the
l
nineteenth cent ry everywhere throughout
the globe ) e l Woi ivy ! forsontli,,make the
word ganef" . 'refirciikh - . Rebels cer
tainly they are ; tbrk,p,. all theperaiatept and
stupendous effif ts"ru
of' the - der giga n tic
warfare of,Dll){4 times have, throu6 your
incompetency :I" d folly, _ availed nothing
to crush themif iitrAlat , off'thlingh - they,
u t
had been by yo' blockade from. :all. the
world, and twat' dent only tpOn i their inilif
courage and, 41):euroea. „And - ', ~, Y et ' theY
were to be" , - 'ritraquerettnd subdued
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•• ' ' wat L made n . and -'--.., .7 - ed
titelltifirst.-'flitto -, •, -• 1 l'`; m:="My
lords, you cannot conquer America."
1 4.4tifdig-liatra it'oVe - coficiareritP tiff Sonth.
firm?, wiil ..,Itmlm l ioithe nature of thinws
0. 6 44.kiti blitai4 l .Naftutdeti catuip"Mes.!:lltit,
anonex.you tutypt.expeaded.,withoat,limitt 1
and Itlbottpoilkel'oittlike Witter; ',Diktat,
dea, - *wen', 4 sepulchres, the - 414 yo 4,
traPhins.-Lliitvain-the--peePte -give - 2 0 a"
'freest:V - 111.RO Itoldier . 4iebletf lipt.his
lite. .pght, tax, emanetpattklat„these,'.'
sairlAagentlethan front Maine ThikPikeY
gAhalast sessieu, ."be the trinitYrofiyAtp
' Ovation." 'Sit. they , have . ..hectitne th•
r.ni h o at- -a
has
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r ,, oCh o r w i bloody_ j : p t I -
i l e i a: Union.
ti i d e e d il-t t P C I " C I i
the
intleyo damnation.
P n ,
f f a 1 1 i r e
8 8 1 it i '
o h re n al .
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: Th i b l il i,
realdCnt, Mg' Sed.it'onthe- 22d.er Sep
ritliesrsolemi y, officiously- and under
4
helbroad:seattif , theljnithd ' States.' And
;jests aud,rabbia,of. alielition.tanghtlim
t`Ged would"ot`rosper such a cause.
War , for- ,F th e ?Mations {therefore,,, was
abandoned; war for the negro openly
begway..alni with stronger
,hattelions than
before. With • What success?. Let - `the
dead at 'Fredericksburg : : and, Vihksburg
answer..., ... •,- -1 - ; t.•.• •- .
AzittnOW,"alt, t his - citieWar continue ?L"-
Whence the monikto:earry it on?'Where
the men? Can yottiobrrow? From whom?
'Can you tax:mere? Will the people bear
it? Wait, till you-have collected what is•
already-levied.. How many millions more •
if "legal ttinder'!.--fo-day forty-seven
er cent. below the par of gold—can you
ota? Will men enlist now at any price?
l, siriit is easier to die at home. I beg
pardon,but 'trust I am not "discouraging
stannlistmerittnY - If I .am. thert•riktid•raKt
cohyStanton; and 'Halleck, and alibis
c , your other generals ; andj will retract:;
yes, I will recant. But can you draft
al
n? Ask New England; New York.,--
Irldesiachusette. ' Where New ,
the ni ne ,
buitdredr,thimeand? Ask not Ohio—tlyk
Northwest. She 1 thodght you were in
earnest'and gave you 814' all—more than
yon demanded. =
"'The wife 'whose babe first smiled that day.
The fair, fond•brick 'of rester eve,
And need sire' and matron siay.
Saw the loved Warriors have awns.
And deemed it sin to gm', e."
Sir, in-blood she%has atoned for her
credulity ; and nowthere is mourning in
every house and sadness in every heart.—
Shall she giveyou any more?
Con the Union of these State% be Be
„litd ore l! — AP W lllkanii . ti 6 e Vpn 4 11,, - ,-
I ki' AY ndelr Isikigatoriailiyimposir
ble? Sir, the frequent civil wars and con
__filets between the • States oL Gre N I .
.-tiht prevent their cordiaianizinac resist.
the Persian invasion; nor did even the
thirty years Peloponnesian . ; springing ,in
pertinent the abduction of slaves ; and
embittered `and' dillititfeis as ii was—let
-Thucidydes B page-7-wholly destroy the
fellowship of those States. The border
wars between Scotland and England, run.
rung through centuries, did not prevent
the-linal union, in peace and by adjust
nieir - et 'the two kingdoms under one.-
Nigh'uid kept the crown while Scotland
gave the king to wear it ; and the mem
ories of litiallaattentit :Bruce of Briamiilt
b4rklietitithe W•U of the glory of 'Slidell '
history. I pass by the union of Ireland
:- -, - T a union of force, which God and just
men abhor; .rind. yet precisely the • , Ernisu
as it Should be” of the abolitionists of
Atnerica. Who dreamed, a month before
the death of Cromwell, that in two years
the people of England, after twenty, years
of civil war and usurpation, world, with
great unaimity, restore the house of
Stewart in tne person of its moat worth
less prince, whose , father but eleven years
before they had beheaded! And who
could have foretold, in the beginning of
9.812, that within three yeiusNapoleon
ould be in etiti debit a desert island, and
ths Bourbons restored? Armed foreign
intervention.did it ; but it is a strange
histogy, cr Or,who then: expected to see a
_netiheW •
- Ail - Napoleon, thirty-five years
Ater, with the consent of the people, sup
'Plant, the Bourbon and reign Emperor of
FritsteTO BirtCalan . y states/. oriel , peo ple .
Once I sePYriitenta're - bedodie united in the
!coarse of ages, hrough natural causes and
without conquest; but I remember a
:single instance only in history, of States
_or people, once united, and speaking the
same language, who had been forced per
maiiently.esunderity civil strife or war,
unless they were separated by distance or
vast natural boundaries. The secession
of the Ten Tribesia.theameeptiou; these
parted without actual war ; and their subse
• mint history ialtot encouraging` to penes- ,
41-: Butt-wheat Rotes,' the greatest - of
511 statesmen, would secure a distinct na
lionality and government to the Hebrews,
he left Egypt and established his people
in a distant country. In Modern times,
the Netherlands, three centuries ago, won
their independetted by the sword ; but
Frs:nee and the English channel separated
their from - Spain. So did our Thirteen
,•Colenies ; but the Atlantic oegen- .Ch divore
led us from England. Sadid DiA"C and
other 'SPireish -colonies in A,rifelleai . but,
the same ocean divided them 'from S pain.`'
Cuba and the Canadas still adhere to the
Nparent. Governmeut. And •- who; now ,
Ortiflind South , Si Europe j:vr An:writ:a,
-looking into history, shall presumptuous
lb' say that because of civil war the re
union of these states is impossible 7 Mar,
Indeed, while it laideifi:diimnion; and. if
it lists - long enctiskAtill'he:finO,'• liteinar
separationftrati-taid. anarchy and - despoi•
ism' afterward., Hence 41 would hasten
peace now , • to:day, by every honorable ap-' •
pliartee..'
l•Ake there physical mites which render
'reunion.. impracticable ?I Nooe. Where
other conies do:not-control, rivers unite;
but mountains, deserts, and great bodies
°Pinter— oceani dicsociabiles—separate a
gl egle n . ow V: s t o fo d r i e v r d s e o u r s igin n all ot y y , wi t y vil d t e ll . ;
or wholly—from the Canadas, though we
-:Rauh thestuneJanguage, aild,asa 'similar
uiLmanieraf lairif,%ndlitittdions:- Out
Mel navigable rivers run from North to
South. Most of our hive ,. and arms' of
the Oa take the same_ dire figs , So g do
our Sadafeimontitg*. Nett:dal ettikielsl
tll-leititthilhion, .ixhilliit • tis 'between th e
lc coast and the country ,Eeet„Pf Akt ) i.
st ocky moytttaisrltkrthe fAt*lerb . ...rtlilE
manifestcrestiny.'" Union is empire.—
Hence hitherto we have oontinned
' ly ex
tendedonr territory, and the Union with
f.sti
, it, South•attiWest. . The Louisiana pur- ,
chase;Floiada, and Texas all attest it.—
`We passed desert and forest, 'and scaled
even the Rocky mountains, to extend the
Union to the Pacific. Sir, there is no
natural boundary between the North and
the South, and no line of Witade_upon_
vfhicli ta.•sefaWiJinitAftver abate of
lontitude the ithall:lorestabled it Till be
East shf Briiiitivvo,, • I ,T ', 5 e,
ghenial-I#6, ltlottger.tt v , , ..._ 1-i, 4 ! '1
-
;ways .a1f4134', eitkAnrityar• -• ej,. - an t .
A
ra ilroadt.nowtnliinbi the - - Aannmit, and
spans theire-dhatiMS, 'or • 14.-nikslArt:
[rockiesisiddes.`- Thh elgetricielesrapn to -
lows, and, etretching-ita en ' Itt* A
lightnlgs ;with ae.fir., of
along 4 !'1 9- . ol cidis there ' • gleeits ' iv*
But i -„ anninionists of the East : 11 force
eiven
a separatiotf 6f any of these States, w'
t
-- 1 an-it
biallidaiy`tAtrqly conventional is at
to bh marked out, it must and it will b line,t,
either from:, Lake Erie upon the shortest
itailto.the Ohio river, or from Manhatt an
to the Caziiidess.
OF OHIO
And, now, sir, is there any difference
tot race here, so radical as to forbid reu
inion ? Ido not refer to the negro race,
i st y let inalri - ftrtincttloAs:Offieiaphraeekk
the Piesidetic "Aiiiencans of African de
scent." Certainly, sir, there are two white
s-in tie United S tates, bo r tirflitsm.,the
amleolitOn sttfult,4l4.' - yet tillilitiriet—
inn!, of , fhemidtpeatliai—that theidevel
nce
Odiffeiiiiif faints Of oiiAlizati on, and' might
elong,•alinest,ito difftent types 'fittinari
lavehid.' But the bound yof thesitsio-Itie
es is not at all maikeji by the linewlitahl
ivideii- •theallsiieholding, fininthe . nciii-,
holding States. , lf. race 4 - IW . ..be the
eogracglAit?fdiuni b o e trp44/
-a l4lolcaini:er iti4.ienß;4°lmi:lcauseswh in eli sir, do
tounfon;itex
at in t , ntoforceand'exted
What
ere,they l'• •
'Mist, the Common d scent-and there
ore consanguinity—of e great .mass of
e people from the Anglo-Saxon •stock;
ad the Canadas bee' settled :nriginallY,
.t*O•En g lish,,they No d dotibtless•have
°Bowed thefortnaek of the•thirteerVeolo- 1
fee.:'',Neitt,,iicorfaincia laignage . ,nikef
he Strongest of the li meats which bind
to la
P e =ned.ll7- 4 ;
of
r e
eplar ne
tica 1d ) titiinrh
hat a nefeir e cnfe • lee)
iixrstest,
r else been.speedily.re oved ;,,s,r, after
ards, we-would long' si nehave teen re•
nited as equals and wit all the rights of
nglishmen. And along with these were
itatjaf f ist least clitlisimilat,.
iniiiinerti;habits,lews,`religren, and` insti • -
tutions cf all kinds,neept one. The
vommon"defense was a n ther powerful in
centive, and is named in l the Constitution
ibtl , ollo r among ,time
Pelfect..lfinore' of :17f17.• Stronger' yeti
ghat; all these, perhaps, but made up of
ill of theni,fivas4 dontrocki interest. Va-
Sietynficlimate and soil, and therefore of
nraluction,..implying all extent of cam
i,'•iii not an element o separation, but,
added to congaitf, becomes a part of the
ligament of interest, and is one of its
Illslitheek Strands. • Variety of production ,
is the parent of the earliest commerce and"
trade; and 'these, in th'r full develop
tient, are, as between foreign nations.
hostages for peace ; and between States
d people united, they are the firmest
and
of union. But, af t r all, the strong.
_rot of the many originalimpelling causes
tb tile. Union, was the eee ring of , domes
c tranquility. The st at esmen of 1787
s i t
1
ell knew.that between thirteen indepen•
ent but contiguousßfates without a na
thud boundary, and whhinothing to sop: -
state them except the machinery 6f siniv
liz goviOrtitufkrO r there m
ual;inita .be a perpet
fact, ati , i c irrepreasible conflict' of
unsdiction and interest, which, there be
ing no other common arbrer, could. only
be terminated by the coal a of the sword.
And the statesmen of 1841, ought to know
that two or more confederate governments,
made up 1.1 similar States, haring no nat•
oral boundary either,-and [separated only
by dtfferent governments,! cant"t,„ endure
Jong together in peace, unless one or more
'.f them be either too pinanimate for
rialty;:er too insignifican to provoke it,
or toiVireak to resis t' aggro don. ;
:..-.
LThese, sir, along with t e establishment is
justice, and the securin' of the general
w Wife; and of the blessings of liberty to.
i
tliemlitives and their pos erity, made up
tNe causes and motives *stout
fathers to the rnion at fi t. • -
irknli-now, sir, what one f them is want
ing? lirhat one diminished?" On the con
trayarjany of them are stronger to-day
thin in the beginning. Migration and in
termarriage have •-trengthened the ties of
consanguinity. Commerce, trade ! and
productions have immensely multiplied.
Ccitton,-almost unknown here in 1787, is
now the chief product and, export of the
country. It has satin motion three-fourths
of, the spindles of New England, antigiv•
en. employment, directly Or remotely, to
full halt the shipping, tride, and com•
ufreeOf the rated !states.. More'-than
that cotton has kept the peace between
England and Amenea for thirty years ,
d hinlthe people of the North been as
Wise aid practical as the statesmen of
Great:Biitinn, it would' have maintained
union and peace here. Bet. we are being
taitightiltkour first century land at our own
cost, the lessons which.Eogland learned
*through the long and bloody experience
of eight hundred years. We shall be wi
ser, next time. Let not cotton be king,
but peacemaker, and inherit. thriblessing. I
A common interest, theri, still remains
to us. _ And union for the common de-
fermi, at `the ward this war, taxed, in- I
d_ehted, impoverished exhausted, as both
sections must be, an d ! wi foreign fleets I
and any* around use, WO be fifty -fold) more essential than ever be ore. And, fi•
•nallY, sirs witbout-nninn,- our domestic
tranquility must forever remain unsettled.
If it cam& be maintain d within the
Union, how then outside oft it, - WitliOutin
t .
'excilus or colonization of the , people of
one section or the other - to a distant noun
:try? Sir, I repeat thatiogovernments
so interlinked and bound t gether every
way by ; physical and social ments, can
not exist in peace within:it a cormiton arbi
ter., Will treaties bind us 1 What more
4 41emn, more durable? S all. we settle
our disputes, then, by arbitration and com
promise? Sir, let us arbitrite and com
proinisenurar„.inSidis of the lUnion. 'Ceri
tainiy it will be quite as,easy ,
~..
- 4Aad'now,.sir, to all these original cau
sal and - arouvee which impelled to union
it,first,,taist be aided' ,certain artificial
ligarrientscwhich•sighty yeas of associa
tioniunder ti toinmen Gov e rnment have
Mold f il ly developed. Chieamong these
are canals, steam navigation, railroads,
express companies, the pad • o Mee, the
newspaperpress, and that terrible agent
of good and evil mixed--"spint of health,-
and yet giibliii'damned"—if free, the geri••
tlestOhistar- °Heath and 1 betty; When
etuilaiedi the supplest instrument of false:
,hoodetfiltyranny- 7 .-the magnetic telegraph.
Alltheselafu,amltiplied th speed or-the
quantity,of trade, travel; co =urination,
mi tibpjrnd intareinirse of all 'Wads be;'
twee the different' States and sections;
i r
vid; Soso. long as ' a healthy condition
gl ut
oflthabody!pplitic-coutisnial,lthey became
nowerfnl 'cementing agencies' . of union.—
The numerous voluntary ass ciations ar
tistic; literary, charitable, so ial; staid,
entific, until-oorripted and • ado fanati
cal ; the - .various cooresiasti al' organiza
tions until they divided; and he political
parties, so long as they remained all na•
tional ark4mot sectional; were also among
the strong ties • whichb°l2l34 tt 8
•ll'ether.
- And Yet ail of theie, perVert ir an abas
ed•
toy some years in thelan a:of...bad or
fanatical men, became still m re i ppwerfal
letaVmentalities in the fittal Tyoiirm anion f dis,
/ anionjnal)ttintireina aid'arprias of the
hum body,' desitaid in con vey the vi-
Ili . g fluid through every' - 'of It will
, so, and with increas edrapidity, it
*ai. , the subtlepoisops whiUktakes life
43t.
away... Nor•in'thial all. 'IV itilii 'through
bp,
their,4genetthat thsimprisonid. winds of
(0-41,*,*4 1 4,1, AR: 1 0 , ,;: i iri5i: 1 4, 1 6C - With
such sedderi - aed epp ng 4i - •,andi•kept
in motion bY polftlesil , Poweiqthey have
ininiateredLisi-thathry -ever since. But,
potentnlike,ft gog - iandevil, they may
yet, under the control
,sif,, the people , ; and
lillail handslititt/lite, goad, and pa triotic
Mena* matielle most effective agencies,
under Novidence, in the reunion of these
States. •„' - ••
Other ties also, less material in their na-
lure, bid hardly Tess perinasive in - their in
fluence, have grown pp under the Union.
Long 888001a/I°4s a'eommott history; ila-
Itional renutittiottOr'eaties and diplomatic
intercourse -...Phtoad, . admission .of. nor
Stetes, ia,.sommfin,,juripprudence,i,.gxeat
pen whoec,nametand fame,
„are the petri
lawny of theiehulec.iinntrjtnattietia, mu-
plc and sonlitit Cobh:eon battle-fiiildiV Mid'
glorivow 'under the. same flag. • Thalia
make up' the: oetry. of , Union; :and et,• as'.
pi the marriage relatiop t ,aud the ; family_
with similar influences, they are stranger
than hooks of steeP He, was a wise states
inau, though he-tday never- have held ad'
'office, who eaid, "Let me write the songs,
Of a people, • and .care-not who makes
their laws." Whyte the Marseillaise pro.,
hibited •in France?" Sir, 'Hill Columbia
and the Star Spangled Banner—PetinsyV
vania gave us citufrinnd Maryland the othA
er—have done mok,for the Union thaaall
Itbe legislatien anll„ilie debates in this
ebates'in this; Capitol, for forty years; and
, hey . .will- do morertet again - than all yOur
?mos, thotigkyottireall oat another mil--
ion of Mea /Mollie ireltL:, '
Sir - L would.
dd "Yankee.Doodier ',,but first let me be.
soured - that. Yankee Doodle loves the
IToioti more than .hd• hates •the slavehold•
er. 4
Aod now,sir I Propose to briefly consid
-
er the .cause whicluled its disunion-and the
present civil war; andlainquire whether- ;
they Pre enternallittineradicable- in their !
nature, and at theft seine 'time powerful i
enough to ovamonselalithe causes and cod. 1
siderations whichdmpel-to reunion.
_,_
*ln troth the wtattcn La deriAion, b
officer, and riiffittr Arrierlenn.
(To be t)l4oyed.)
wArtitill,Ettats7
lir NAGE% (PIAINAGS—JILUST -RETOSIV.
*IL ecl—Two Toot:Er Grand Carved, P l an-
Oa, tint had babk and and carved One.
7ioot ‘ donate Grand' Casa PIIIIO. finiihad
hack and front; and tamed legs. kw one bean-
Gifu hull Grand Piano.,.Tas above +h
, po - Agraffii Treble an ot her late valnab
movements.. A few 4, W and 7 ootsfrs Plain
eintios are erpeoted- 6 s eek.
CITAKLOITErI*U2IF.. Sole arg
4311th &Octet.
N W PIANOS.
..
4 NEW NTOCEr , OF 7 OCTAVE PI
l'N. anofortes now receiving from Boston aid
Now.rork. 'selected *orgy . for the Holiday's.
Perstins desiring to Ma v.:a in u.ible and charm
ing prwent a'e invited' sitagrand see them atthe
warerooms of JOHN 11. Amon:,
ideav ; -,4,.., , r al Wood Streets •
...
rums°
iiirtlii— . ECOND-St Apia •-a A
.large lot es second...l4nd Pinworm' safest 250 e
x. 175,150,12.100, 90, 'Xii 60 SO and 25 MANI%
JOHN H, BILELLoit,
ill Wood street.
.. ---..
MELODEONS. ANA rIIIIIIIONIUMS.
Pp , ,:arttarrAksu" 111.11,1E/relAtrPeot;-
awl harm ° o g e . !' urns_ n 1 I t. rostw u oed ..ind eral
nit Mel- Melodeon s at 4160, s7i, MO. $125
atidslso. BA rmonimmi pu,..50..100 125, 2010. rip,
mu, 350 and 400 tL,llars, - r rale by
J if, wELLoia,
iire9o • _.,.. 81 Wood street
*IMO° . I",* "_____. •
-
...
. , -...
ruoittscra4 '% : —ALBUMS:
efith•lnostinteib .-: ',' , iii.er cm, . akin. ; I
add from the belt* Ti. '
'.la in-'tl4)l2"FillT•
'they bavebeen allege . - ", d • tlue Are teet , pows:
We Are: 91p 4sur.pr •rr ol6j. a low
Fir'salebz : ,...l.. . , , ,
le° . • - zysz drat' - I
. ... ...._ .
P ---
irrsaunoti BRANCH. NO. 1119
Wood Street, of the Baltimore Piano Par
tor,. established in 18.36. A choice stock °Mans
7 octavo Centre Pianos. combining all the esseo
dais of first class Instrument' with late nfoveltl at
(underpatent). Maly Important to the critical
pianist. Low for cash or acceptance.
WISE A BACTLIEB.
Nanafacturers.
_
yr RE stA IL WAY TINIF4ILEJIIPS.R !
AL Evnecially adapted for Army sales, warren
ted to run and keep excel ent time, Oee of the
most taking novelties of the day, and should ro
ta.' at priew from $-t1 to 160 each Sold club by
this case containing six of assorted patens.—
hoary ted. engine tuned, per case of a
half dozen. VIP. Weetrogilded , fine iiiiitafton
' gobs. beautifully engraved perces. of a balf•dos
erwtti. tiampte cases of half of 'each kind. 2119.
TOCIIIP ea h. Will be sent b.r express with hi ls
I orco lection on delivery. Soldiers musit remit
cash in advance, as we eannct collect from them.
This is one of the most saleable articlas of the
tittles and Just the thing fortkme in the - taw
witching to make m - ney rapidly'? Order early.
Address IMBRIUM) BROS,. sole
i
, ienl.lmdl Perm° building, BussaTirljtN.Y.
- - -
Speneer & 111 9 1itty,
DRIVERS AND lALSTERS,
Prisztt, ° Wm Baum's.
• Pittsburgh, September 10.1382. 1
DISSOLETION OF PARTNERSHIP.
—The partnefshfp heretofore Gelatins be.
tween JOS SPENCER and W. B. GARRARD
was dissolved on the Roth of B. Assault. USIA W.
GARRARD being authorised to settle up tee
business of the late firm at the office in the Brew
87BNICEht. BrrifeasYlf werotilteben_deernotilizauvid
ways on hand a superior article of ALE ita tr-
TB& -and BROWN STOUT. Th p tmde ed
willb thankful to the fritmds of the late Arm
continuance of their patronage, sad
,pre_ruise
• to' make it their aim to give saWaction to who..
may purchase from them.
Mr. ROBERT WATSON. of LibertYstreetslo
lonuknown to the bnainessuommturigk will have
the management of our business, with the full
• '
control in Om Brewery.
Address all orders to SPBNQBR A lifeßAY,
Mice-nix Brewery, Pittsburgh P a.
JOS urg
HPII SPENCER,
JAMES MORAY.
LARTTERs TESTAINEATAurr UPON
tile estate of THOMAS SCOTT._ hue of, the
city of Waugh, deed ,_having been grouted to,
thgsuboarib ers by the N.egister of Wtiis , of the
count, of &Reston,. all Persons indebted to the
said estate are requested to make payment, and
those having claim or demands against the tame
to present tam withoutti tlo
ela
JOHN SCOTT,
DAVID A, STEWART.; ' Ol ,
ianZi lwd,t6tw Office No. 3 .l9'Llberty at,
EXECUTOR'S xorzcz-ami, pERI
sons hiving claims or demands against the
estate of ROBRKT BURNSIDE, late of Alieghe
nY eit7. deal. are rectaested toll:went the same
withou. delay; and those indebted to said estate
will make payment to
• R. CUTHBERT. Burviving Ilexeontor.
dee 3 ltltaw6W fil Market ',treat.
: - EirrrsiaruGH & co_NPOF,IXEIVILLE
. 111 -01silroitd - Confpinii=- Con Mortgage, Turtle
,CreeltDivis•on Construction:Bonds. ; lE' olddrir are
-hereby notified th.t the interest coupons on the
aboye Bonds, doe Febru 15t.18438 • will be paid
after that daz 013,D .
he °Moe ofW,RF
..,... . .'...
street: liv
• , 0 : Hamtir • T.
iatiMecd:td Becretark and Ti stunner.
NEW AND DlEstowoLz LOT OP
WINTER. CLOAKS, SHAWLS.
MERINOS and DRESS GOODS,
Barred country Flannels,
Plain Gray and Twined Flannels,
Blankets, Jo. All will be sold cheap for cash at
EL J. LYNCH'S
No. 96 Market St r eet
CB. SEELXj______
s 141 FIFTH STA=. moans Cathedra!
REA.Ii*STATETAIipaiiiinERAL
mixes IN
IiOTBEL BONDS. NORTGLiGaS etid
O eer Semitic&
CEO. 'O.•:COONEAN,
ATI Th OENEY AND , C OI . 7 NBELLOR AT LAW.
Office No. 69 Grant rireet. tlear,the Court
now.Tittsburcb.
At ir 'ekre li tal itt reee receive . p lE ro l"R meta l lt li en ilEn tion; ool Th
bedew made and the money Promptly remitted.
deadyd -
NDIA EVES= BLANKETS—AN
OTHER lot. warranted to stand heat or cold
net received at 26 and .28.6 t. Clair street.
oc2Btf. J. 4, ) 1 PI4I,LIPS.
bO
A cin S sits .g* "li S tiztatrArnpai n n e
30 Osumi' Sinfikling ; Motelte. '
In atore and for Welk - • • -
MILLER & noziesow,
00 00/ 1
Aelltrial ;Co Mee. irr the,Board
gbt 41 0 01!kee. _
if. fiurtrfV.P.ritS; L BSN'NETT
JlBO. B ...DILWoRMIEL
DAVID*I4OO DLO&
1 rEts sivementaitawvElattSteainers.
I Vlda-.4;;,; .....LivemieLvNew York.... . Jan •
chel tl i r•- • :-Liviirvool u - arainYork......Tan
ArabiaLivelvooh.itostaa.-,..-..Jan 1
Auatnil astan....LiverpeoL.E . Frft York, .... Jan 1
• .. r itoic..iknar i.
briat i : •••••••• - • Nii iI e car;•:*rantaa V 0 Jan. 17
kllrrion..—. - ...
_..Nete York - ..liew Orleans... Jan, 1 -
Jura. .....-Porhlancl . ...lie/pool: .... Jan 20
Tausraali- .... - alew,Yorli:XAraten. Ja... 2l
Afoot. ....... - ...a0gt0n.....javern001... .. . Jan at
01 b rot l i aar 4 ra'eAaw:prkzhernow....... Jan 24
rentorua .Neli York ..Ifiranurg,— Jan 24
Ppoino .New Yoric.„llaTana....,-. Jan 24
Bo& croz n l tell:::Ni?Wrprk , »NOVr - Orlaans.: Jan 24.
ra::i1.1..;;I: . .arre York Alver1)01 4 ..4'Jaa 24
anabeilbk4geir'Tbrk-aliv,Oro.o* - --,Jan 3 ./
n r " ll94l ilcrlttilt 4 "r . " -- je% -
ritish citli*U. ow: - Or -': *Ana &c - 0 • 3
Arabia .. ,-, -7,-, Boaton'..4grimpool - eb 4
'. natrala;dan.....New York' Liverpool Feb 11 1
..._._
. .
MARKET. - -
nylfoi/o)ristrotoo :werdiansintainod. by our
roars yeeteruay. vii
*GO r 45 I ‘s33lver 34
itc!
, .r.aatern *zgliaawyre.,
Item' TPA X I a m ideWita
• Weiterta,,kzebopoppe.
' pai ' Orafefand par
ti0tuni1ha.......... par ts 8t.3.0nia..-.... par
•The above are Ilta buying rates,
PORE tbAczoiNe'rrEms
• Cinelnnat;.
Aogs received scarcely any attention. Quota :
tforfs remain nominally at $4 20 t0.f.4 00, with 4460
as the figure for averageS of. MO Ms.'
s krimeurrent thiaMorniugnublishes pack
ibe returns from twenty-five. additional points.—
ThLVWill ntake the total slaughter ofHogs to date.
4,333.314, at these pieces , against a total last Sea
spa; at the saute !mints.. of 2:0111;442 head. This
inakes the actual increase in numbers over hot
year 281,924. The total estimated packing for t
yfeat la net down at zsirol4 head.
Chlessio.
Live Hogs were quiet but firm at r 3 Mgt 00 for
fair to heuvy wrifatites,P,reased Ruga were in ae
tiveifMnand at all lidclittet:4lole . per cwt. LOD
under 210.tbiaolditt IRS 13040 , 10, tlnd over 200 Ths at
4_414§4 4.1. A few extra henry Fold at . 4 54. 6,744 75,
The Timer reports the receipt- and•ahipents
of Hopi at that point from the lgt of Oct. to the
25th Mo., as follows :
*f ani Receipts, Total Shipments
. 15Z9.15
11(01111
'Total .974,571 '.2:11 , .:.:7
, Leaving for packing and consinription, betides
wagon receipt% 7.15.:1 head.
BedforpOßlL Market
rFrom the -Whaletata's Mot, for di
week ending Jan. 26J—Siterta contmu oda fitir de
!nand at N7O gallon. at which patgela amount
tag to 94.1 , :bb1a have been ,sold dating the oat
week.
. -
.
11 . 11 A LE — The transactiotis have been wholly for
export, and the }ales hare beeir 10/0 barrels in
antie , , on private terms; some holders are ask
'WC MC.
=TER NEWS
Clunlntuatt.
The river here is will The Lower Ohio,
Cumberland and Tennessee, are in . tine navi
gable order. With no tannage. fre ight.: are of,
*red freely .for Pittsburgh and Nas.hville. at ad
vaneettrates.l
We have no arrimls ehrguiele from Pitts-.
•httrirh. The LibertY. No. 2. mime in from Wheel
ing, preeeeded by the Allen Collier, Cottage, T. J.
Patt‘, m,Vigtrees,
prO,EN,i‘lirttreeimheA_lk_L guithhtledtieF
tedSTerw.,_ The tawny,
outh last night—stoker says
Probable engaged In' he - Gereimnenr service. We
donXeredit the statement. The mend Glendale
alio came in 'from Memphis. Before dusk, the
Nellie Redeem arrived from St. Louis, and Will,
probably. proceed to Pittsburgh to-da.Y.
Our old friend. Captain .1. I% . Chambers, having
"taken tbe oath," is now fully itu,talled as the
Exeeutise Officer of Capt. T he proud United
StatesCunboat Mary 31iller. Mary Miller
lea* eA for Cairo and Naval duty forthwith.
Ben liferriellees, clerk of the United States
transport Lady Franklin, was in town yesterday.
but talked of leaving last night, to pan his favor
ite ship at Louisville. Ben says it 'hailed hard"
deSeentling the Cumberland.
The tares for freight:and passengers from Cairo
to Alemphis4re as tifiltarn: itortimbbl , 75e; Salt.
bbl; $1; A• Pound Freights,
Mc
7t100: Cabin 'Passengers slo—liiingfigures for
what boats are ruiirdnit.' -
The river oonnuettead risirur. again yesterday.—
The weather ir warm itadoset. „ •
Captain George 'lgashingten - Gramm, of this
eity, left for Memphis Stindey, On. the steamer
Ilithogn, to take charge of the transport fleet of
General Grant's army. Re is extensively known
in river circle%
• St Louts
Q
There arc about twelve feet of water to the
channel out to Cairo. andylenty of, Neater below..
me Illinois river is filling slowly from Lasalle,
to the mowth. The river is hank-Tull, and is like
ly to remain so all winter.
We have no news from ,the -cpp,or Mississippi,
but presume that the river, is eppa ;to -- Keokuk
with at lea.staix feet In the channel front there
down s . •
No news Whatever;from the- Missend.
Theßilver 310611, has begii leading at Memphis
for Cineltmati,ltrithkiiittliiiiti fed per bale.
PITTSBURGH PAODUOt MAIKET
0171010/ TWA DAIL? POO7l
Thursda,7„ 311%
Remarks—The weather continues wintorish
and is, altogetbsr, haaeason. Snow continued to
fall during the most of the day. Our rivers are
fallincwith plenty of water for all ordinary pur
poses. The second January rano/coal has pretty
much run out; it amounts to 1.711.000 bushels.—
The larger portion of it will pass down to the low
er markets. TEds, and the previous run, will no
doubt furnish an ample supply. Some of the min
ers liave gone to work.unditthers will soon follow.
Ili coal dealers have resolved not to pay over
three cents per bushe l for and as soon tn.
the-miners flie convinicedbithe fact they will fall
or otherawill take their plaeSs. • The demand for
the leading articles was fair-Thereireems to he a
steedy advance in the principal articles, the re
-
ceirda of which have been limited.
Oils—The market is unchanged, although buy,
are arn More abundant_ Severallundral barrels
changed hands pretty much en speculation. The
rates ID bulk are 8109 e; in• barrels 123•6@14c for
Petroleum; sales of Bawl(' at 20(g22'• llefined 33
035%.1,000 barrels in bond at 30c.
Apes—Deruand improving; sales 80 barrels
at $1 1.11@2 23: 50 do $2 25@2 50; al do ST, 23.
lour—There was an improved demand since
our last with sales to a fair extent, the figures are,
however unchanged. The amounts that changed
hands were us fellows: 670 barrels. Extra $6: Ex
tragrandiy, Spring Wheat, $6 35 : Fall do, $6 75
100.barrebt,;Extrae$6; Extra Tinnily, $6 75 ; 700 d o
$43 so; oOdo, $6 75, 'The marketelosal steads.
Batter—Sales 1,000 ihs.oll. 18039 c.
Drted-R R
ratt—,Sales 59 bushels Apples $1 23:
35 do. $1 `Sabi of 70 teibbelai Peaches, 'ss; 700
do i tto Kaput otthe Incrket, $3,
gader—,Sales of 10 barrels, at $3.
n t r — Sides of 60 blfshels , Prime White. $250
es of 800 dia at /6e: a decline.
ROW ' mall sales were made at $15@17 i 1 ton.
The - roads are in a sad 'condition,
18111EatrmSales of Orleans at 103.i@333ic' ; 50 bbls
'Cotke Drown, Wo.
Rellassfs—•We note sales in a small way at 5.3
Ceffewridarket steady of 33@,33
Baocus.-;Demand steadY: sales of 15,01 IDs,
new; Shoulders, 6c: Sidcs, 7.soP.iic: Plain Hams,
e t i e 41„....aaffrag, :s l llOO baies, W, 11:120.
;Graln*Ve, maid leara,Pf .transactions
market fit'iti;,4l.:Prices were unc h anged.
-
dri
Alto iiot Wax mom orisiG
V store • - .
1.800 Penh ittlifre!stta tellow Core,
smiled stuulles:4.6fciurr,
Office 185 Liberty street-
LOW e , HARRIMIS, ' SPADES,
AL
shovels. hay and manure forks, hay 'knives.
Pruning implements of all kinds for sale by
BECKHAM & LONG
121 Liberty street,
iaigB.dem
EEXECUTOR'SNOTICE-ALL PER_
eonshenna' Otabite or demands agni , •st the
estate orNANor 1:11AtN8I6Bi late or Alleluia* ,
zit city' deol.are rogues ted to Prastat the mime
Without deliyVand time indebted" toltatd "
estate`
mill troika ipystglate -t
• : Ix/ Witte
decSlataitthia' ' t - tyek •
OE'S SHOES
Ho
HEAP . AT
lfeacalio HO Audios Houk
DEALERS IN QILS
S.M.
, - .!•,;
Aump4mMiligoi. '
Pure 14-9,
B. ,7i 0 1,
Onc t e ß. °
0 1 1 13KRTY STRIM
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114...A11 On Warranted.
Ma'l,o Att Ili' WO RaTa
• • • • ,
LONG.MILLER £ 00' !•
WORSE AT SHARPI3.IIIIEGESTA OP.
• LEG/ONY VALLEY. .• •••
• Alrolltee and Warehouse 38 ••• ••••„•+
MARKET. swizz?, rnTsievirme a .:
CMannfiestrues of Elundtiati.4 , and 't4ti4tige
arbon Oils and•Bensole. • -
WO. 1 }Mixon) on., , ,wAiraccir Trai.
ifori-E,xPlyiomal w ays on hand.1.0,44:1r•
THE,AIiDfSCIE tiIt:VAIFAPPI
Na r AuItuFACTURN. AIM% 'WANE 'FOB
.l.umeale a auverior artiole
Refined Aitddien - 011; 1 - :1
WON-MXPLOSIVEL" I
PURE B_E,II,Z L ssi
!warehouse, 27 IRWIN STRIMair
prnszuiloir.
The ,
inrAynEws NZ m noVBX.E.AcTINibI
IN II • 'Philosophic Burner for Careen Oil bi DOW
ready. It postgame onsey . advantagesjoyar
Conuxion Burnam tDe
I. 'tingles a large or mail light stithierfoisi"
combustion.
It will burn isny titi of .
B. It can boned a long or shorteltiningt.Ti
- 4. It tan ed as a taper night4amp.
6. t catialways be made tolguireonomiesabi ,
6. I t is more , meaty wicked than any::o th er
burner. .
..
•
7. It can be trimmed-mid lithtedwithoatim;
=ovine the cone.
8. It throw all the white light above the distie:'9. The chimney can be remeved or inserted ;
withouttouching the glass. •
• These burners-are . the qamgotille.telseoget
ear be put on-say lam") tow in - use. Ifyery par
son using Carbon Oil should have ar d - hie
Burner. Price 2 b oents;..per dozen 62. `Su a
No. MI FOURTH street Fittsburgh.
ie2s-11rdw P. HAYDEN.
u o tlt 1
DUNCAN, DUNLAP es CO..
multufsenr en of
PERE WRITE ItEEINEb
NOC A 1 001-1,63.
Mee, NO. EDI LIBERTY t3TREET Mt&
bunch. Pa. nryGoad
ocEnY DEALERS.
nizctim B4.4i4ymyt,„:.
WHOLESALE GROC
NOB. 18 AND 20 WOOD /3n*
WILLIAM CARR & co.
WHOLESALE. GROCERS.
. •
And IsnOrteris .
MAILS, BEA.IIIDLI* arms. •c.
Lea. . ;
Distillers and Dealezee e
.4 tory .
prrrtissnicias*-;
H.SMITEL
WM. I. sstrryouit co,
WHOLESALE GROCER'S
NOS. H 2 SECOND . AND 10 MST, STREETS J
aen P.ITTIS II `1144-ir
wn.m..m mums. Divot seewcatmoy
sualisox borax:bo. Special Puttltot .
atEANs-it CO FFIN ,
afteas s oni to l!dlloodloat, Nemo b. Co.J
WHOLESALE - GROO.ERS,
Corner Wood and Waif -
prziriumatnr. P'll.
JAMES A. ..FETZER;': ,
i..
F9RWARDIfig AND COMMISSION
FOR Tim maiXor,
Plour j Grain, Deerie:A4kril i - itaittei;
Dried Fruit mid ~ rrodUee ~ .'-::
• Geneeelly;. ,
Voreerldarket ask Inivt"Sitresitis, .
I PPITSBDEGH. PA,
DUDE. TO—Pram/U.O. Itaileyilki,,,,; Willi Ant
Dilworth ~ Sr„ 8. Cuthbert-4 Bon; Pittsbanch g ,
Boyd & ChtHelaker aftearirzen. El. Brady,
CuC M. & M. Bank. Liatltowellidangle A - C0..•
George W. Andaman. Donlon: - Parton 4 - Co.
Wheeling. ,. - ..m,72l4Ptat
CITRUS C.ll EitiMLTZ,
HOUSE CA < RPENT EM
,
AND JOB73ER.
SHOP:vraeut ALLEY, between Wood .
"dldbert, atre"f4lP- PLL
ans 6 P - Orders solicited and pronethrattteded ,-,
VASE SUPERIOR OOPPU MTJ
• - r r-e - - •
11174F1L11110
Pll.ll/C.
Mantthuitu"l'Niirta
Sheath. Brasiers' and - Bolt Coppot. Waned Cop
per Bottoms , Rai/fed Stillßottoms.Appiter
, Eichler. -.he. ALlcidniptutert •
• deafen inßletals.,
• Platik:Sheet Bea - •
lionstantly on hand. Thinnrdgaohinci
nd TOOL!: Warehouse ; No: o
49 Ir and 1120
WOAD STRUT% Pittsburgh. miss.
Amp Etwialorders of Supper out to ane'illi . alreif
pattern., • .leghlydrrw • ,
IF ' Toll WANT BO KR : 'GOOD lITIIV Izta ,
- Ja.,Yrnitor.prepared Mince ISesit. , rnizoll i _ ,
__,
alt. other _kinds of t3pices, 00 1,, i n kg . p = 0. 7 ; ,;
Wine. New, n o ,,,, raaleman .
.I%""mond. n whare you
lArrth do -' in
- t
,and; lower •utatu at
get new , c rop
uf
Frui-
'Alio a eneral and
erg other house in the cilz. , .
._,
_ is. .
ton assortment ot Family !srowertlsf, r v„.. aiiii .
Brandies,.-and al l other' kinds '''
-
Domeetio Litmore44 o i tnr. * i mmix%
dell! earner Diamond ati'Diimend alley.
J. H. cAtimAY.
!lota, Stock, Draft, Bond and Mort.
gage, Real Estate and Mar.
anandba.Broner. _
077/10L11.0011 BlTlttin BIIIG.DINa,
YOURTEUSTHETT. Pittsburgh. Ps.
Deciii ro i tt M art s o l te rSer of $100 " ,000 d .ci f th or er sal ßeal e low 2sta . .48j1
C 1141 - FORNIA WIPIESI--1. AU 121111E
foinia ottpenor tc.ny American and eons!
coot °fend hitve for sale Jot o f stir tt o e li_,
to any Hinepean Wines. Tatty consist of H o ok .
Angelier, Mtwatall and Part, and the attention
efinvalideia called to then . •
• JOUNSIUI43I.
deo2olmd • ' Oar Efottee." niamond er;
•
TO BDILDXRB ANN CONTRA CTORR.
w• art licayrisuinumeturies a irollior a4tille of
M
whicat wesreDie v iir e dt o darre/Mn 01 et Co O AZ
TA.RII - !*4.IiNeRTIC STREET: -
itin :eet rwo
.4 * .mr 9 riiso r ankil ,mownreir TlVo 4 ;l. jr : Aljrausmou
JOHN LIT-TIM;
SITU AND
tae. Stock Bandu,and Molls
rOi PZ C-IJIZ Zaa'" ' ....,_-
the timorant andfalos -- "as,
Mdat 0 It'll denoth - So
=nail trAsir Pwat s mi
te also s i pak
.0 .„,. • - iv/
~ i ,
a and r•c /7,,,,,
done ooaunonarci in- el,
ant to youths -of both
i= ""'" 4 " ti r lie tnltLets*.
rrp pals sir e .of lib lint
i, the iwaarant and falsely sealant uatr
oded. - andr hank r s iLrolit sir-1gn.....4.
r ,„
OE4 fat' eontandostlon and 00 r.snorar
1 tasdr entes,. 'proem:nos sono &ad tia tq fit 2 ea ;
Pb./dOtan should be titan to __Pg •
I ,ea that thpy do Orman Fiartr. m 4.5 1:
Aright. ‘6X ba 6eP lalit t Pn tO rai3 the "4 9% lest
A hi gft/Dill '
odeet in an ism d ori _prio ne nusw ,.
troun ttassu r. t ip
34
mant el,
vxml bso2l .l
ho conkearo teiieltr. intaimmaot, sans . &Jar
I olsata llan au ft fa to 4la te flaity uiride* ,howserar. ,
. "1)% IfiLsirlitibisrotili
-1 'lnto and ontoasilans ars suanam wit di f
L s,
o dant:stern and Walla aresionii, noti IV
L and of chtlicataecesidiliort artd aPamtrarabts
' a been restored to hasitit and vigor r mrs ,
i PRAM:Mat/P., Weddell talzp, deform - ac attar
I air o l t " arl r i .,........ _ % t u y ‘l n hini h :e v ,4 c'eall A ' L 'e s "l l 3 oll!
, ea cmilis e i gngUald o l 4 sooelD/ 1 40)1Y pared
a very short Isparta cf time by ass new rematch.,
it areimpaharly Isla They are Cuntsonsdo
tip Vegetables cen. hal e soon t'ss
it adtt eat act,he Mandist*
gl}tertiteted the ,recite t o male &a
irs heated wits &Asa BLlMerr- t.srmr had
form. ileac „(, ..mpikrin ill them neat
tin baseball of th too Old ire
W0r1.4 t.nd is
a/United &Mealiest, him te say—tti, all frith s
trisl,-healthead hMinejs-Wla eit•ilt Woe=
pon the new—Dareonoaw. Anne no sonwehrith
cratabanis lad auseksdnot'come and bit•Cm , ;
ptlost and ail, or Ito kindred dhows&
,e 1 ,
keels so many anneldb MI tar o6titstried, tee:.'
ow km_ relieved. providing ; aorattand t i e- di ha
a roll partiOullft CU behest Of rartreattnent,
a coy of thaldedloal Advisor.wittok-0
yen gratis to all that &Pr:7 Heemo tlso , sd- j7
r• er - arm for , * year, sewoartatice and 3 .
itt tIIsont&LZMUIM L itt b =l e i r k ° l4l ''
end by rap .e Minus& et:thin:at% Dre , ''... -
Stir Z Of ted 1: 42 L P")46311741. •
. 41 :•r ord l 73lfies: -;
*reek tiaar lariat. -Prlvertecaarenrd.-i
ta.tiono frem aid rnris- Of th ri r ffnien`striehy bisi'
Ltendedth I W•L•s •-• , ;r ' l ,-, -..- -..r.ir• r, -• , 4
dada, .. ... Is - Pitabeih iamb-- c 4
1 i
.._,_CEAV_—iimoainitt u k e '7 I ' 4
_c.
sI
bunco ter averoon th_ri -h.s bee; safety stf•
, dieted - for Shafroristri Nat het onl .ellered of ,
' Imp op Ferntsar‘buts consehotab , enrosic -I. have' ,
been adhofed with a very malnmant inflamattry
grialeeliteThrtisort.:. 'I luxe irealleil3ll aco 1 nil it i ,
1- repdar Rhystbriards buts I without-any bat-
op. - r oatild en Doctor Bron , traP, see e tim• ,1
post and hails t.ken , hielssetlicile which. how. •
ever. Is allnomonoed of herbs 1 a now sawed '
as 'I aaes.vas. , .Any pOTPOD IFithiLlV '0 sae me
1 ilussesae cadig,„ _ , TilQiidS DIPTI42'II. ,
' Berarto litrmayton:Dionsand Alley. •
agnisieatireirvit'i NEAT i nevi . ,
i l tien
/ airetod:ihme redeimiirmsti blaitter= '
rad, ,ed 41pitek. or Mite% rdr. i 41/0 --,
r the bait 0.1441 IWO 1 sn h de. sad
bri
i sale hnanitar' , -IMP hems* T,S 11 'raw,
TAltd tO Oa 40 . . Bran trap year and
have hadhlo spbfli dr fits since then: therf la
ots tif,fli. noulto eared( zateeartek erd. - ortAik,ttiVor
phased at o.' St. C stroo_t
1
. - Ti57r7777; i tt. vriti 4ritilit ‘ tILADw:.:7,aq
EDMAI:DISCCIdpit: 4- '"..,'
Timittlio#F.ttnt
Jin silks
,e-sver?
_I3 E 4 V. 135 7:
qenitol osta
- •
been as d` c-m of `"! •„„
REINDRI 3 D - pAn4calir4 - p
. .
...riiaboxraitiost,:witt i etc entbbiakastO 1 •
theito•%r
Cu l' sec `PAUa web— i • q
- f 4 i-Tw l . •
Elpsofile 5
-lums-4,6.4h,t,lethvir
ts.,tires—
ipeueeteetjkepereue
eat - Ars vewt=alrere vs,tatable Oltriasti - -
that axo,banntspagethoorstejnolgbpiwirm-2.
ate tit° stoniaolt. 6 Xhtitreibitethe bra& and -
•
twf suit sasstata&l !mum tbstslet
o,ll.*lapv --4!.€11,u4w14,15t. wins tiuma, - ,
nal:due thotramotrittatore wits- btxstatexp
.. 71sob box °obtains xindoson rsibb i
MECTS' OW&DOLT. A R
Burn i Tummou 4 rwmummat , ' ,, ' - L''
r - ,,L I V.,SeA .1* /,`
Serir4 4iMe4pyrAda, Oket,
5o p
autar,;
.....m_botimpleat;wnely , tyho •
Ag
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a te l ariatiii •atX" Goaan‘adNissV) .
ram to., ineAlr as o9=4 ,
645.6 .113=
"1 1 , t, F it a?.44 41 474 & 54 Mfatat et; fi ler<
•• -
PRICE ON
tii•Boolii*lrbs; sect „
sorontion.:bamodi. , o*DiAl4. - ks3ati,z-; • ,
As `t °Thrigr of
the ' va = l ter v e t
RAY 76 (Wars '
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344 , m ikeereitoorr,,,a,„••
:sti sitith totrerife '
t = 4 .,J
libUbv.the use ethistemiiiat-ottW
sibrks, \, - ' .. 11155,1 tl3:, I r.'
1 , , ' • TRLBROIMBIMIMIDIIB ,„..,.- -...
(egg , eamithe'-wetittlorm oiffiethitet; - :
, ~marities:anit t ierotalons affeouccts...
- a u •we arising m a herein** Went. if
isldeirotaniffetki.itetot: Ithelltelte• lor 4 UMW
WM/WA wet ti 6,`00t m a ny 54 , F0r,,ku11ia,,,, , ,
ieeses;+themesn-ff, r eddollthe pa
..____t is lead.ol7 -.' •
ittioraat. , To peer.o•llM/A 4wqrs..• RPM ;3 . :'` ,1
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hronthttoo oftet4 ilowzy...__ . it - ongerausq.-
gratinosoww . of simarana r•iiraurwindeat,. .14
ones sive r_ay_to„ tositelr ow( /lstly 0 az
the cab reilmerestaedleuftettff , t1ie............„
""thel azes#l6 of health. . NF2..P/ 4 / 1 °...! •,... I I IFICTIOOS • ,'.* :
_4/3111910=11te- 2 ; .;,.. 1•; ,- .:„ . --_-.. - r:: I -- ... -- _ - 1
Dr. Ittswleerootoan• 1. 20 • e• Ow to lam
painful elesta A ISV DA - It—h. with, 7l .
come. Ile alto treats uket. -Goaw A
tissiotesevilrethal - zetoieW 1
hfrONSUPASPOCINN.' ' - --- _ 1 %LAIC DiDt6o , l:ll:4. 1 7
ms % ea
]chin AnO, moryoos Aff ilia, Falai bi Q. 1
Jitek andlUaraTtion of thellinddar,l o .. •-•....•- ;
1864.1.
with • of anlmOure, otisio:-
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lazy ;01ViEBRMVIreintatit
Bt. rittaltplb. Pa;;WW be io;Thefiliiiseb, Bll4 1.1 •'''•:' •:': 1
ed. 'lledio seat to anY; addreat:edeif esiataa:::: , fL;= , i
and seams mom opssarralio si . .
. ossoe em P•fivatl itoozoe,• IV-4 *tie Esniiiiiaiiir' - '''' ' --- - 1
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noasiz' Awimit — ri.lolll322l 4 .
"INFALLIBLE'raxnaIt a
r. it twat , - -:-'
, la oirivall e d by Am, i n • e n. eseau of, VillNi*- --*--..
6n 1 4._ , fteln ElPrate4 Brawn
_Er - Wren e.,
'Attu. matal wd certain,*. Harness or- AO ~.= •
Berito ea, angE zi ke r .lt will also .giedr.i.li r„ ~;_
e Ire Stavin and. Bin ii-vner - easily he nrei"- 'l''''
vonfirme d unted and owed ;ha incipien o t el M bat,—
c easeeare'heyond , 'the p o r s --,
newer.- cum No ease of the ldrid* swayer,* i t
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Jlo.deeperitt4iisr hopeless but it may. lse alleviated _
by this Liniment, and its faithfid'apelisative.wirc;-`= sc. , *
e L em y s remove the Lameness, _ and • 4mabli_the'
.horse to travel with - comtrive- eas.
Every horse owner aho • have.thkremedy •
land; for its tam tine n't
_6 float r?„ at "Lameness will CMOS* idS..7-
/;-
diseases mentioned. to w orssameliAlee.!
and wldoh-rier so 4 nan.Y' *al , 41
horses
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4•274.141kwe50ir = Anfttsfortr4=miltki
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