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coastitatien as It it!
'' t and Third Polie for Cool.;
Wally': • ' al9l.,lverliOws
lae lt
DAYWRI'TINGi cFEB :-26
E=M
'I , : TaIiMOND INQUIRER. -
;O
t, je*dio •
g,orkantof -the rebel govern
- men , i,' .„siliglilarlydttractive.tai the T)tta
...,,...',';'..4.,4;.11fe;:," al';i3ltil'iieiiibiior'it edit orial
..,‘;._5 : ?.. , -,..ti.es,lity,;l' , -.1.', daily filled...with_ ,eXtriCts from
;:,?..7" ,-- 2 4 :the'.. :1 tMondorgtincandwhakis,most re
- ',P •le, oar ~ city CiintainPSioxi makes
. ' . el ' '-' ' - 'of purposes.
bills - tionsanewernyariet,y
- ; -.Virlici deidriiitodentonstrate the sudden
biasi
filiitthe rebel Cauielt quotes from
the If
` ; end Inquirer ;'`and, : When it de
siren ti'l show that:ibis' rebels are almost
'-.',--..---' lined , , iierable, it resorts to the . 88:me an
7 ' 9 1 ,.. c'n i 1 ; :- • ,'• - ' . -
on II , eliday last the Gazette coPied an edi
to ,ow the paper referred to, to prove
-- 'that,l F r cedrilinirlo rebel testimony, the
;..robe . n;wes in. the , throes:of,.diasolution:i
~ ..'Afte,, l , noting the article in queition, with ;
1.4 ": 4 " - -tipro 4iferCafjernall cape and italics to
- -, loe t mPlitishVour neighbor, in a-vein of
comp stir triumph , : remarked . ,
-in this 1
"S
-1 ,
ly-• this .confession from the organ
'.-, lofje. Davis, and the laading press of the
oable racy, ought to satisfy despondent
~ .'•,- . spiritt, tiforiglciyal,peopile, as to ; the pro
. ..,._., gress and, prolqwets of the war, and en
- ' ' •-:lc'ElFri.: our -government f 1. and , armies to
-- ,: press o vigorously, ew more we • i
‘.. ... rested! lowsWill' lay - the- twin! demons of
shiver); a nd treason:dead at there,feet, and
t
--."- restore. slo unity and peace."
Th I.iday -
:following this ' publication
that ' 1 lyesterday T i'-the 15 1 i'ineffn had itiredi=
- :_toria binary again devoted tochoibe Lori
lengt ixtracti from the rebel organ . :--
Il t ii
; -2 These selections, however , instead of ex
hibitT.:any despair of the rebel cantle,
- • 'breatiled idehaut spirit, expressinga set
tled- of 'the; eventual success of
thi7,riiii6lcittise. - .*lth reniiiikid)le agility
. the ' /- Ifs accomModated itself - to the
~-..-tone. the-inqiiireroand , announces that
--._ the'r is are fireniendously in. earnest."
'''.,4 3 .„, titititlll44rally, the 'Gazette re-
Of the enemy :,.,,' _ . •
,- - r' 4 , . f." s for war infainest; just such war'
Raiff` net Wage IT"We - iikpect to crush
~...t, ,:,"P:strikiii ' elliori. l 4 4 Thire iikiiitithiin no silly
- z ~.w him per ing Shoat coiteessions and. coin
;
- - -., ,pre s;tifid the '"cciiiiiitutiozial- • rights"
~....; I - of i ' iese -like the boldest' -anif most
. Ir-audii oitilotliiltonri devils; he, from the
... 1- dept ' f hePeless perdition, exclaims
• ,to
..."' :4 4 .
_ . '- '1 A, !••• hty yoteeis kilt for war I"
ILOI3IiL 'tkiiiristlaye; -for it-is:plain, that
ther' le but one way to settleihoserebels,
; ..h
and, is to thrash - them to the verge of
-----.."'--- - -.-, • .-•
-,,,:- Et Tuesday .we have it'de*onstra-
A 0 -.l.4nfeW,rnerehliews" w i g]. end our
&elk, iiiiithilmtrebela, - and on Wednes
day game authority as clearly proves
;
that - earnest, even
~, like 04 - if we expect to win. The shab
. , biestl i : d moat bibitilees politienl;biewler
; c.
:in th e entry ,w9llll excite the contempt
Of,th'.#iii iero„ftnt of his hearerrwere he
to 8 •,riflewyn. them as the Gazette has
with reeXteis.' How they, tolerate such
-, ,•81' ' ` i. , Aiiiii positive:absurdity .as that; to
.•'
whit 'e have alluded is not complimen
- tau' either their perception " or intelli
-41311 1
sr..o
1 , ,
Hokevei; the last interpretation of the
%:Riche:wed Inquirer by the Gazette is - the
r •corrit one; the rebels are "treinenthinaly
est,, andhave -been aince
began:- This „informatiOn is not
/ ..e r ayhut• to • those who cannot or
' - the. re
okiei. It hat been palpable to
614, : aicept those who have relied
Access:. upon proclamations and. not
,ilf arms; Acts •of confuication, in.
lit -rigid cannon, were the chief re-i
t•of theAudials, and a proclamation
.
j the slavesi : where we have n o
7,,, OccupatiOn, and holding_ theni
'es; where c•Ii; --- irarritieshave:peuetrn,
''
.de cplat d p o a ;. as b ' g,certain
i • hestilitie3. Senator Wilsop, thci
hensl'f,•-tbe", • ?_ , lfilitery Committee - in- thei t
• Sel'W li.i3riried - thenationAirelve cionthil
WI : a t !ii' l itialii;t:lin..fiel!t . f‘a hundred
4 '
and y thiniiei,i;i more thaneve l
- .iiiind
~:to •conqaer. the rebels. , Since
then , a haie added six, hundred thousand
to 14 excess , inentioned,_ and now • the
th 't Senator•
same Oilitury au on y, Wilson,
__ c
calliCker and obtains a conscription bill,
• frot4 i hich we infer that he thinks it may
reii '.- -the jvh6re loyal papniatiog r of : the 1
loyal states to siistain. our cause. !The
whol maied truth is that those:haying
the ti•lidgetilf the war,entroated to them
1 I
have I .' en - wiii - bre . iiii equalltp. th_eir itosi .
tione 1114Iiirvalleenhut miserablepar-
tisane .. Int 4.; ftattitillo l l; • -1 4 4 4•44a0t 1
ritit.l! - ilitT:-Leiifil` iireheasiOri 'of-:tlie, , irelt)
" ea ' l'-;•4-ti,fini,,i4ctilli?P4t4fore'tlaway I
' • their ; aMe am:l-tee- people's patience by i
petty 'r i er.Be9'4o 3l !'.:if.it oktri*:4oheilies, 1
and t'''yii,labiiiticitigisculfir!tti . 'break
th e :', 't and ''igc*iie :;:of: our Citi
'--itemad , bile, at , the name time, _ ` they
haYP' ' ''v€ l otikeosen4ii; 9f: whith,:niere
, • riiili)';l men :in the. Southerd-'Slat r tO
:-... : expo. the rebelCatise. For objecti ng to
these . o tmliinehlutiderii, - theyhave arrest
: 44;41 '1 . P Aar g e9 . 1-4 , tr ekw9lli• -- eiff - *4 -- ,.. -
loipt 4t
- ,mbili i eg‘iiiibeVe-gone 'on in
; ; .•.r.,--.. - . , :-..
'their • PIM Pn ianatY wise men ' bb
.----,,,0,t ,:1027, - 0 '•,, , 1 .• ,
1, 1. . TDA our government is in li,arl
' : -•"'-' .• ‘-
,- 1 , -. . 17101 if, inilitifitiOti. If th e .war
pa4,',lol"cOstuits..l4.thaDemoeracy, were
in pow' then; the nation would be ~d ea ' .l
'.1 r ,
:meet i ''
-they would, not
`ion;. in - *the South, but
he same. time, . preserve
In of government, for the
hair/al - On ‘iit succeeding
Pier accomplishment of
• ?volve upon that increas
irboseguidance the conn
tyislied wilong. - 5 -' '
belli'
new i
Dili:;
-81 r4 1 7'
ted, -
- to fel:
'seeing Through.
e g illle ! l t , *'o l l4 l 9 l Paval
iok', Mich.; 'arrived
leitaiday iaorniug 'at. 8
13%,ikke - -.l,.ailifie- *bah,-
iiialle* - Ifai:ti*Aist
1104'.**1.1?*44.444
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, ,
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IrOneat ;John . m
Jas P. Laois., Esq -Dear ` Sir
Would it not be-ell to info . = our Repub
lican friends, that honest John Covode
will consent to be the Republican candi
date for 103iding the Union
forces will aleiri-Alattles over the Re
i4ajkotherw*: he iiiig.wiefeat would be
BrAohn 'a - not trouble your-
It ,
self;•t people do no want you for Gov•
Mot,. ey at
your old bus iness,
ris**l raciiisZor stow Investigating
Committees, in whickloriAnight bring to
light the dishonest Ms of your friends
who had Army and Navy_contracts by
- Which the Government Treasury suffered
so mach by the robberies of millions of
&Reis. ,
ing it cluulfdate, look. uliarp, as the poor
tanner bdy, 11.-Ifoorsead,.is out tor a
,yace;:",:so64ltiliow he is, a strong man for
centracts, arid he can beat you atibgibll
lug; but Johnny, I advise you to stick, to
your„,hopest business above mentioned
and give way to your brother Know Noth •
ing,
Russia Again Made Happy.
We find the following agreeable , , ,
an
nouncement in a Washington paper: .
"Me . are glad to announce that, Mr.
Cameron having surrendered, yesterday;
the commission he has for a long: while
held, as Minister Co Russia; Mr. Clarhes
been recommissioned, and will leave im-,
mediately for St.. Petersburg and assume
the responsible duties of the office." `
-We lamethe Russian mission may be
considered; s having' bqeii.disposed of
at least for' the present, and Major Gen
eral Clay has;' after this:- Consideration,
found a field where helcan - serve the Gov
ernment consistently with his private sen
timents. He has been to Russia once,
and probably knows the way back. We
trust that the, necessity-of finding a place
for some retiring Cabinet Minister or dis
satisfied Idejor:General will not render it
neomary to sopereede , him again until he
has had an opportunity of finding out
whether the place is agreeable or nat.' We
hope, furthermore, that the Emperor will
not get the impression that we confound
his dominions with Siberia, andegard
them as penal toloniesifor the banis hment
of uneasy politicians, who are too' discon•
tented to be useful at home. Such an
opinion would be yery_anjitst_to-lis=to say
nothing(3 - 111 - e - politicians.—N. Y. 'Times.
:FRANCE AND "HE . /EICUZ.H.
The Richmond Inquirer, speaking for the
government of JEFFERSOX DAVIS, of which
t is well understood to he the semi=official
organ, repels the proposition recently
made by France to our :own administra
tion w ith as much vigor, if not-with as :much
venom as the most anti-foreign journals of
the North. This , circumstance, while it
should shame into silence the organizers
of mischief who have so fight to make the
petiple of the Union regard that proposi
tion as an advance made in the interest of
the rebellion, throws a strong and timely
light also, upon the justice .ot the opinion
setTorth in these columns that the fieremp
tory rejection of the French suggestions
by Mr. Seward was a grave mistake, even
when considered from his own point of
view.
_lt was :one of those blunders which
Talleyrand pronounced to be worse than
crimes.
Had our government accepted it, it is
now plain that the rebel authorities would
have refused 'to indorse the plan. The
Enquirer distinctly declares that ;the
.1 South wants no mediation while hoes
tilities still go on." We have suffered: in
the opinion of mankind from the „Limpress
ion which has been created by the ext reate
fanatics of the administration party than
-our government would listen to no argu
ments, entertain no propositions, contem
plate no adjustment of the existing difficul
ties which - did not involve the complele
and unconditional submission of the rebel
populations. Whatever 'our own notions
of the state of things may be, we should
remember that it is and must be quite im•
possible for foreign observers to 'admit
'that - ten or twelve millionspf
,;people in
revolt oliatt,tob'itreated i as • if - they were
merely a riotous mob in the streets of a
great city: • "Eveti . :,ther, mistakes •iiid the
madtietis of so considerable a body of men
ddserve to be dealt with - reason and ex
postulation rather than byarms, whenever
it is practicable so to do. I When General
WaihingtMi was Called ripen, as Prisident
of the United States, to lend his aid in
suppressitsky ; Instirrecticiii;"
which had arrayed a ftivr counties of.
Western Pennsylvania agaMst the. overn;
meat of that State, he did not disdain to tem-,
per•forcgwithpersuasion, and entered'intcl
conference with-a-handful of armed rebels.!
Ile was wise and great! enough- to knowi
that practical statesman ought never to let's
slip an opportunity !of demoralizing resis
tance to a government by offers which
-might present its rebellions I citizens' with!
a prospect more inviting than armed and
angry assertion
_pf goverimental rights
gone caa, ever set, before :Ahem; 'lt' has
been a great and serious misfortune of
our.oWngoverrititint -that this - eiainplii,
with so many-others, has been utterly
*sown Awarupori A.llllto ,Wpiat..l liti
gious of the population in arms against ns
,have been steadly inflamed, 11 ' 0120 ' of their
hetterinstinetti-audssiner ho - lealutve been
'wisely incur conduct of the
twar. Theyrendh proposition opened tons
most : faiorable opporttmity l forproving
to , the World. at! large, and -td the Union
party which we . 'areconstantlissiurad ex
ists at the South, that we Were strong
enough inthe final arguments of our cause
to be willing at to test' by them
the actaaltektaper.of the-rebellious State's
It is simple common sense to isappose, if
any Union feelintreidly, survives ,in the
'South, that'it must have been fortifioid an d
,
'deepened by the painful experienees of
the fotsflwr) years. The , wart Jun ',been,.
no holiday Workrat ' an — South. It hat
broketkup,,lmpw:tiuniljes, it has=b6ggaieil
rich coMmunitiesAtilaS 'tried . the secret
and fodudation ofthe souls of men. Ought
we notp seize any decent occasion . ,for as
ceritg what effect thissevere ' di sciline
may have hit(' rii;oit the public Mind in the
rebel States? Even to manifest; a desire
to sieze such an occasion would have el
vated the character of our government
arid our people in the , eyes of the world.
It woad have been better, no doubt, had
tip iippuise to such action sprang up in the ,
brain Of vne,,of our own statesman. Itin I
thatdt cdtne--tcr in fr0m ..41 ._ 6 .- ‘ ,: - ...... mi H-- mn . *int
which has dealt with us as a friend for al
most the whOle *Rod of oar flati r ons' e
x
istiince was sa re l,ytttxmkson for -repelling
it. We seelkOw.,t4tiumiti-fdiffelent course
from that Aloha's actual' pursued' been
Akan by our SecietiirPrlStiii4e.Would
havelOnett a N I A - M Oll6l-1 4Tar4igtter, 4
-?. ' - ."" -.. , 1 • ' ... t ' ' 4"
41'
1`71,.. •,.
-7 -- _ .•:,.:±.; 4 ~ ' -'s•f:W
-a 1- , -;
1:41r 1, - , -:„.(11",1:
.77 ; _
the rebels :They mould- ve -put them
selvea,on record . tis. an ..compromuting
party to the conflict. they , would have
monopolized the discred of an obstinate
and passionate indiffere.ce to all argu
ment and reasoii i l' They mild have com-.
pelled the greatilrwers to regard their
temper and.thei4urpptt - -As#4ollll#
sta•zle to there-e:stablAdt%. eld. of pea ce
order in Aititirielit
France, rliicll*ts, a: nobs pa It
for them itathe‘pastVir hove been
precluded fr \ e'id..symt4 th them in the
immediate future. T programme of
e - p - olicy in Id- xico, as - detailed
in his lettFrlit z fl 610411
arords - can prove anythin ,4t cbeyy3yeg
eirsinexa
tionist repnblic of tite`,S,:. nth growing great
and formidable-upon the gulf _of Mexico.
The rejectioti l bitid, - Ontlieril _govern:
ment of his "friendly - o; era, after those
Of:feral:Lad been. ; '*ddfi'. -d by the Union`,,: at on • _-
must ce have confi ed the-good,will
of to lie .nr own .govern
menyancrellenated fro the rebel con
federacy very-inucli of he symil.hY which
it now enjoysabrowl,. .'d which .no
For the
Truly- yours, ,
d eo ci t a tr b ce etrengthnud
lr
its leatiers.-- . It. Y. "1
• Everybody agrees-tt
is one, of the most dank
our financial distress.
it . is attributed—to (lip
sues, as the. Secretary
leges, or to
,exparision
sues, as the banks ass
gather, or to speoulati.
er immediate cabs-,
palpable andttudeniab
be theorized.out of exi
the facWit brimposaib
ever tends to equalize
and paper is beneficia
it, victories, or speed
legislation. Whateve,
tendency is injurious
persona who deny thi
not in terms—they a
would seem, in the 111,
tives at Washington,"
adv3cates of the propc
hundred millions of 1
additional to the press
of the Goiernment.
If those gentlemen
such an increase of I
enormously enhance t
them look at the find
fortnight. Gold had
the Senate had pane
and completed its 1 1 1
Ways ana Means bill
ed reduction of the 't
to one hundred and
down to 155, and the
amendmerit had only
effect because a d'
House was already
the influence of such
swilly assumed a m.
thoritative form, an.
action of the House,
and now stands at the
pect of further indefl.
strength of the belie,
adhere twits swims:.
certained that the C.
ence fails to adopt th
and gold will take an.
not to retrace its at
tainties and the hope
Will be at an 'end.
In these circums
prospect before them
what motivee.lntuen
tnembers who persist
necessary expansion•
cannot be supposed
ting in gold—in othe
on the distress of th
ciation of Governme
jury to National cre ,
value of those very
threaten to print.
it to believe that.the . 1
such facts as *slave .
Yet they certainly ar,
cance of thOse facts'
does not ask for this
try cries oat against •
the House. AttlttS heed
York Yrikens
e ONST**I4%
Planation Bitters;
Vowell's Rat Point).
Lindsey's Bioed Se
Breoknell's Skin:
Liquid. Stove Polls
Broeltedon's Soda : 1
MeLean'e Strength
Covell's Shot:matt.
Wood's Restorative
Reed's genetic 01
Elixir Cathay& Bar
Retail° by
eornerßud
A "LARGE itot3L
CLOAKS A
JUST RECEIVED 13
VO. HUND
At 25 Cents.
W..& D
A PRATE EiTOCK
BOOTS an
pheaper. than t
Masonic Halt
elimsteirbi AND
sf , Te a OlirriVo , s
1.800 Lath White an.
fitrldled and in anarde4
Jana)
Mononalit .0, l - ,. At
P.t.tebargh:' b; ,3 4 . 386&.'
d ilift l ifklEi '..
j )
ALI!. ELECT.I.S. IF Rlr _ ~.fe 2k,
..
~
•caa. it anagers of the Com any_ for erootinii a : '
b i :fi e
rh
herd .l n e
t t
the bac
Bridge over the Mono opposite Pitts- 1 . 10111 , T DELAY IN IItrYINGI "YOUR
T o o u i
l aty m e nae. C4ll - 4 nnanfo'lailY ALF Boats. Shoes. and titatterstainezt week. but
to an not of Aseemby usssadJan4.2fittit.fiStil amtl• lgo to• day. to
or.ltigui4liareik2391,
at 2 o.oloo k D. M. we l,aug x ,, 15i •' , "Cron CaakStOgOOPifiir*rit'S.ei
f ata B Attd .'I ' ' Vitaiiirar = Iddoos fronsSiftil. •:' ' ''' `....."'
'4
- ,-, :5 . .1 - `,!,
1 ',..; .1..1, : ,
Iten an. oyeiratad .
• neoatagethent
j
8 aOBBO
Finances in t
I the rise in gold
erous symptoms of
No matter to what
: naion of bank is-,
f the Treasury al
of Government is
irt, or to both to
, or whatever oth
the faCtis ;a very
e one, and cannot
':tence. Admitting
to deny that what
the values of gold
to the country—be
Live alarm, or wise
has an op j ,osite
If there be any
--z-by their acts, if
to be found, 'lt
use of - Represents ;
ml are the present
sition to issue three
egal Tender Notes,
ut paper circulation
!ffect to doubt that
.aper currency will
e yaineofgold, let
nations of the' last
reached 160 before
:d the Banking bill
gislation upon the
I The foreshadow
!. ree hundred million
fty million sent it
final passage of the
fess than its natural
:agreement by the
'anticipated. Under
rumors, which con
re definite and au
of the subsequent
gold went to 164,
i t point, with a pios
ite advance on the
that the House will
Let it once be as
mmittee of Confer
: Senate limitation,
.ther leap,—this time
:pg, becanse uncer-.
of wiser., legislation
noes, and . with thie •
it is not easy to see
e the. ction of those
in voting ; for an un•
of the currency. • It
flighty are specula
' words; Speculating
country, the depre
, t securntes,. the sn
-4—on the impaired
I notes which they
ardly leas difficult is
can be ignorant of
referred to above,—
- blind to the eignifi-
The Government
excess. The: conn-
Will members of
accordingly ?—New
ATER.
ON Joictaion.
.111 and Fol*streets
ID SHAWLS
UP113138. ALSO
ED PIECE
RTES
DELA
For Bale a
GUS.
MARKET.
CORNER FIPTHI
SIIOES,
OF EVERY DE
e ;Cheeriest,
I. ".':.A T
etibb House
M=Fl
: , 55. FIFTH
^
Yellow Core,
•Oh* of
.Tar: anArr.
jalbOrlY
To - -PAYmi?m)v3ramtwiktiimaL
NO'FICV-THE-zPITTIBBIDIIGIK BAN ,
Bars Comniitte .111 meet at the Budding.
House of Ham* Hart &Co touter of Third and
Wood tart:ate,. on Friday the 270, at 2. o'clock
p. m. The fottotring, the niatabentof the Commit
tee. are requested-10 be pummel i • their atter d
-81°8
2
Beh alf IL .B. 11 ) 011,, 11,
Reuben - ,Ottorgaßbiruftr4-
B.r nThomatiClicatei
iliatjes_FaßLß Phillips,
UUrteris.s . -I'l- GO, HiFetteniish.
JOsimaHannitl! 'James 4LOonner,h:
res L Bennett. . Wm. ti - Haven.
• l 1 0.
a. AL Bam.
Wm. McCreary, M. B L, Chi . di,
C. W. Ba ehelor, It, M. Long.
Wm, hi. Edgar, W. tt , Wart', •
S. F. Von Bonhorst, Josep h Ditwerth,
- "By crier
feb26.ltd J
.
J 4) B B ICT , 11 - E N=TIMEE DBED
feet of Landing an the Otdo riverAnsabelow
•Oorlr's Rllll. - For le - rats apply. to
B. C, J. SAWYER,
feb26;341 l o. 47 Wood street.—
DWELLING /101:1111ES FOB lIIENT,—;
A country residence of-9 rooms and .llei
sores ofland. fruit treat, shrubbery. dre„ near the
Observatory. Allegheny city, $4OO per year. At
Bewieklyeille, !atom° of 12 moss. garden. &c.—
At Wilkluebtirg. a house of 7 rooms, CAW per year.
One on Becondetreet. Also one on Water street.
SAKITHBERT & BONS,
.51-Market btreet.
• 150 buakets bright Dried Appl's:.__ •
250 do ~p rime do Peaches, Halves
100 , do do dfr Pared.
Just received- Midler aa'e by
• • SAS, A. FETZER,
,corner Market and First Streets.
CLOVES SEER:iiB BARBELS PRIME
Clover.Beedljust received and for ease by
JAN. A. YETZBE
feb27 corner Market cud Blrst streets.
SPECIAL SALE
SILKS
BARKER'S,
59 MARKET STREET,
PLAID CHECKS,
STRIPED BROCADES,
PLAID and FIGURED BLACK,
at all prices from 75c per pard. to $5O
a Dress,
THE GREATEST BARGAINS
considering the great advance in prices ever of
fared in this country, feb2s
LELIPUTIAN WEDDING.
Card Photographs of
TOM . THUMB AND HIS WIPE,
TOM THUMB AND HN WIFE,
TOM THUMB AND 4119 WIFE,
AT
PITTOCK'S
opposite the P. 0.
6.000 other Photogra,ho of prominent men
and woman. c reb2s
411 OLD, SILVE*, DEMAND NOTES,
‘..W Certificates of . Indebtedness. Quartermas-,
tare' Certificates,
r rt
7 , 840 -Bonds - and • CouponS;
• •
and all other government Poonrities, b•mght by
W. H. WILLIAMS dt CO. •
feb2s.2t Wadi ',treat, oorner of Tit:rd.
BECKHAN. dr :LONG, 127 LIBERTY street, dealersin Agricaltunsl Implements,
everything necessary for farm or garden culture,
constantly on hand..
WARM CORN SHELLEBS,
IC straw ctuters, plows. .harrows. cultivators,
shovels, spades, hay and manure folks hay knives
ao. for sale br :
• BECIBILAM & LONG.
fob2s;daw 47 Liberty street.
WOOL TWINE. FOR SALE BY
BEcli Et ANI do LONG.
127 Liberty street.
feb2s;d&w
•ANDRETIVS GARDEN A MD FIELD
1-a seeds, Sugar Cane Seeds. for sole by
BBQIf rn e LONG,
rti
fstreet
iderativ ' '
SUPERIOR HAVANA CIGARS,
lIITRERIOR lIAVAN - A. CIGARS, ...
• SUPERIOR >SAMARA CIGARS.
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At tte old Priiies. no folvan 08. and in.anallty that
will compere 'favorably with any , cigars in the
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nit".
Also. Mt band, at fr-tr Pthlee' Genuine Cale'
kis Liquorice. Gum Camphor. Alcohol Turpen
tine. Caniphine. Burning . Fluid and the best
Carbon Oil at 60e per gallon. in quantities of five
aullone at,6o cents, at * • •• " •
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- JOSKPIt - - FlrEfd G'S;
• . norm theDilianorid and Market at.
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''Extract from editorial column of the Pittsburgh
daily Gazette of Peb. - 4th:ltiri3 : - -('
We have now, practicing in our city one of the,
most skillful -and accomplished Physicians 'and
Surgeons in the country--Johanues , A Jones;.
M. 110., -- of New York City, whose fame is_spread, r
ing rapidly Ahrbugh the Lotextiiimity in conse-
Finance of the.romarkable,enres which :be' has,
already' effected. -Dr. Jones will not rempin long'
in and community withoift 'havhig o lipng - T,
noises to testify to his skilh is - a, - therougng,
educated Physician—hig.Diplemikatioikkkerid
in his" office. • The affiicted,are received n hgerAn
tlemanly nianner—notcharged Tor exanimation—.
if their diseases is INCURABLE TIM DOCTOR.
TELLS TIMM SO. • • '' •
c Runlet from the Pittsburgh Daily, Dispatch of
Feb:l3th_llB63: Upon Invitation we visited; Dr.
Jones'. office at the St. Charles Hotel, on Wednes
day, to' see an operation-for blindness , nponi.o
elderly lady She had been blind a number of
years with cateracti - the - opertitfon' requires the
skill of a master in his profession. Dr. Jones was
equal to the taskthelady.saw distinctly for the
first time for years after the operation was done,
The same day the 'Doctor eperated'ori a _Young
lady and , a young man with crooked-eyes, rendg,`
ing their, eyes natural in aPPearance..andf sight- '
in
imediafely. Dr. Jones cured ixiany t osses of -
a difficult nature, of which we hare evidence. Be
holds Dipklnae from of the best tifedietil
Schools of America and, Europe.. lag the;
most complete set of Sergical instruments-
have aver, seen.. • •
Editorial e/traot from the Pittaberiti
Chronicle of Fob. 10th.11801. - • ' 4 .. • -
We talie 'pleasure in,idirecting publitaatienthin
to dile gentleman. - The Dticinr thoeshikkt *few,
days iwthe , city. lies acconiplislied" a:unmber of
ithecelPtenr,..eso,Aged.nrenl have called on him
whirwaye dea, for many seals, yet - tindert his
dam treatment,' they have, ,entirely yecovered :
c*eis-hearing, , The Doetor is athorottghly edir
ted Seon and Physician, and:that there may
%Ono 'lO 6/, illi Diploma& trona an &egad Ear , /
College 41" itat Hdateopothic, and an Allopeth7,
tu4 311
Aps e di c a egeehang In his oiliest at the Mon
bushels House. , , , • .., ,
eii-Seerepertaof operations, in, all the : payers
of thievitY with thmetiandresierices of the , ea
tiern3fi)ylle:,-,Tones at prepared to treat' sue
ce all =skis cases (Medically and .Bnrsst
lay o Chronic &seep:sof all kinds, as well , as
ifiseuts'of tio_Billtithol,l744 ! !.l
"illiffi.: !.z.F.- - .1. -, 1•. ,,, ‘ , . ,
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41. 1i0..g.;-!iftk. street. .
TODAY'S
EVE AN
• Deft - Bless and. Blindness=
-4EISKALL THE=
!Mali - if/Nil DEFOiellilTiES
ti . : 1 .410 F THE •
it - MWANS - OF SENSE,
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Nscit„iiho 4:x
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ATZAIX,D, Yq),H.l„,-
• JONES, - 4IslW • "
YORK ;
HAS PROLONGEH
§T.X.Y:' AT PITTSBURGH, TILL 14E'
„,,,-- FIRST , OF , AIffM'IB6tt
*: ,-. • •ArlsiDjELS MOVED Itr ,
----.:. --; II OFFICE TO THE
~.M 0-
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, • , ,- ” ' fibilllHlll.A HOUSE,
. , ' • :-- l ' \ WHERE THE .4FLICT:
ED CAN FIND ' HIM.
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: FROM 9. A. u. I'o 10.r..y.
' '' •-'":
EXAMINATION.
FREE
- ,
Herd we:give a few of the many who Dr. Jones
'has dared since he came Ao Pittsburgh
eyes were disfigured for manyyears 4nd
sight -thereby. impaired. The skillful l)r;Jones,
on-Fels. 21st, 1863, operated on them and has made
lhetostihight and natural. '
MIfS MAOOIE WART
. Darlington. Beaver Co„. Pa;
.
One of my eyes hare been crooked for a long
time. On Feb. 21st Dr. zones made it itmlgbr
satisfactori -
ItEYNOLD TRAYERSTRIGHT.
No. 23 Carrel street. Allegheny City.
I have been hard of hearing for many iears. I
placed myself under' the treatment of .I.lr..Sonea.
who has helped' me very much.. My-A.4e is 74.,
4 . • •MOSES 'ROBBINS.", -
Yohogherty, Weainoieland 1,5;
My son's eye ltd had grown Ao his eye bill from
the effects of .n burn. which disfigured him and
impaired the use of the eye. ° I took !tiro to the
skillful Dr. Jones, on Feb. Mt, Isho separated the
lid skillfully and rendered the eye natural. I can
cheerfully recommend the'afthated tb Br. Jon..
11. W. BUFBIN,
Place of busines:s, 26 Market st., Pittsburgh.
One of my eyes was very
,crooked for 15 years
which .Dr. Jones, on Feb. 21st, mado straight,
perfect and natural. JOHN PHILLIPS,
Coal Valley, Allegheny Co., 'a.
Afy little daughter's .eyes were very mush dis
figured from birth. Dr. Tones has made them
straight and natural without my `little daughter's
feeling it. • • •-JOILY GILCHRIST,
Adauisburg, Westmoreland. pt.. Pa."
I have ben deaf with running of the ears caned.
by scarlet fever. I am , tmder• Dr. Jones' treat
ment who is helping me rapidly.
JAMES: WbRD.
• Teroperirnceviire: near 'Pitinbitrgh.
. .
I have been So deaf forki.years that I could not
hear my clock tick With' rivrhead against it: I
was troubled with all kinds of unpleistint noises
and my hearing was getting worse. • Lplaced my
self 'under the skillful Dr„,Jones' treatment who
hes Gifted me entirelY. ' I can now hear my clock
tick twenty feet. I consider Dr. Jones a reliable
gentleman and a thorough master of his profes
sion, and I recommend the affiicted to go to him
at once. My age is 63 years._
WM. REESE,
Su_perintendent Pullers, Etna Iron Works, near
Pittsburgh.
My son, Jacob Reese, of the firm of Reese
Graff, corner Monongahela. Smithfield'and Water
streets, can give persons in PittSburgh information
in regard to me, or I should be pleased to seenny
one and recommend them to Dr. Jones cn self. .
WM. REESE.
My sister and myself have been hard of hearing
for several years: . We called on Dr. Jones on the
13th of February, who cured us both krone hour.
It. WILLIAMS,.
M. WILLIASIB_,
Monongahela . ' City, Wash. Co:. Pa.
Dr. Jones has cured sixty-one persons of
diseases of the eye, deformities of various
kinds and (chronic) old standing diseases, and
many others are benefitted and still under treat
ment.
Crossed Eyes Made Straight
Thomas Daffy. (young many eye made straight;
lives Brownstown or East Birmingham Alle
gheny Co, William La -meat, Sen.. eyes made
straight in two minutes by Dr. Jones; 'he livesill
Monongahela City. Washington -Co.,
Siplierd's , son; eye made straight and,naturarits
one mine by Dr. Jones. Reilvesi
Indiana. co., Pa. James iamb, Alle4henY City:
both eyes- were deformed, and eight imperfeetf
made natural be Dr. Jones in two minutes. • Miss
7.0. Almond, Pittsburgh, both eyes straightened
and sight rendered natural by Dr. Jona:
I have been afflicted with Polypus in my
nose for 11 years. Dr. Jones. skillfully removed
it, giving great relief immediately Y .
MAR ASHLEY,
Birmingham. near Pittsburgh.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Pittsburgh Pa., Jan; 28th, 186.
I have been Quite deaf for tients years.. I was
under Dr. Turnbull's treatment seven ymtira _ago,
but be could not cure we, Dr. Jones hadrestored
thy hearing, I shall ever feel .grateful -to; him;
and feeling satisfied he is a gentleman, and mas
tarot his. professaiii i l would advise the afflicted
to lose no time, b ace themselves' tinder the
skillful. Dr. Jones eatment at once, forvihereas
I was once deaf I now hear, and Dr. Jones ,has.
l
made Mahear.. "The afflicted can see me at No,
12 Wood street, at-Kin g & Co.'s 'Store; 'daring
business hours. . JOIIN
PITTSBU itGli, Feb. 10th, 1863.
I lost one of my oyes eume.years ago which dis
figured me very mach. Dr.:Junes has inserted
an artificial eye which gives' me no pain and
moves natural. DAVID MYERS.
. .
Both of my eyes were disfigured and .crooked,;
Dr. Jones has straightened them (alright. •
AARON BROAD, —
New Brighton, Bearer count). Da.
Both of my eyed w.citilgery LOU& turned in for
years. Dr.-Jones has straightened them Mid
proved the sight . GEORGE W; RALSTON:'
SewieitleyoUlegen3rnonnty,Ts..
I have been badly afflicted with nervousness
and weakness. I had doctored In vain three'
years, with seven different doctors.' I have been
under the succ•easfui Dr. Jones' treatment five
days and am perfectly cured . •
Mrs. M. CREIGTI,
Allegheny Oily; Pa:
I hive been blind with cataract in one °fp) ,
eyes for six years. Dr. Jones operated upon it
last March and has perfectly restored my sight.
Mrs. SCHEFFER. •
Market street, Harrisburg, Pa.
This lady Is the • wife of Theo. F. Scheirer, a
prominant citizen of Harrislmrg.
From Hon. George Bslmicntd, U. 3, Coma/ate .
B4Lizz.l3ritishilondurtu3,litalickl,lB62::
Dr. Johannes A Jones.--:DEAS SYR : While re
siding in Hollidaysburg, Pa., you operated on'n29
left ear which had. been entirely deaf five years
(have testqd the effects of your skill now over. a
Yar,, and my eerie perfect in every respect. You
will please accqpt the warmest consideration of
to , esteem. and with free confidence : that you are
master of your profession. Yours truly .
GHO:4O2AYMOND.
United States .Consulate.
JONES.I
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They ovt n e*ots lasikatjaar4taid
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They preventWOW and intermident fevers
They purl acidity of tha etom.
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make the - weak- man strong and are, exSiMate
nature'sgrataretroree 'aka are lade of_pnre
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St.- Croix laum. - Mid the Celebrated Callkaya Bark,
roots and heir_ Ittl.; itdd &retaken pith. the pleasure
of kbeveriike. irithput .regard..to age Qr time "td
day; Pa rticalarly reormMeridetita dehoatelptie•
sons•renuiringa gentle stimuhdit. , l
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Timms or. Akanesuor.—Ptrato lioxia. $5 00
Single seatin rate 00._,IPar4aette and
Dreg' Chafe, Cirolq Z 5
con* 'Colored 6illarr. - 25 - caatir., Coif:trod Bpzea
50 net Cfallerr 15 dant& •
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In orier to give filnariingth ‘ td" e
the eelebra`ed comedienne.and-CondO-Vooslist,
- froth - Lau-liirtiii's Theatre, has been express*
Isngaged d w'ltappoariteln re:lab:tat chaiieter ,
It TARTARS:ITE, intecducitighefireat bang of
40S.LiR'ts 'Sung by her ;orover
300 nights, at Laura KestVa.s.c )
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casion. in his.original -character of Mrs.
mother of the Sayan IlabelliouttPaughtelt
CRA Pio :10u"kti linittect4 -1 6011,L,
by TwentyzYonliglediailin foil costume:i
Local botxgi and ilits„Ballet Dance. Vail.
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tieulars of scattily and incidents see pro s tile!
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FINE' 'FRENCII - CALF- BOOTS -- -:
Also a lace stock' of Bois' and Yunque-
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NO. 'lB MARKET B##ET,
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HOSIERY AND GLO VES;,
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'rtillincirel Hose for Ladiesandldlssen.,
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Ttetirty:Te,imertenne,
Rave' been . diligently : employed - - in thtfeatine
Cristadoro.'s Excelsior Hair Dye:
It is no wonder. then, that after. careful
A.NALYSIS .-BY
: pa. vinITON I
it was imam:salami li-araisse.
hedletiowtakieg theplao OLall other Dyes.—
"Thosowho him been th sc eappointed with ssre•
blailmitationa. areaways Pleased with genuine.
Any shade of black:or , brown, M sultall complex
tans.- prodneed in ten minutes:
htannfaatured.lT'J OIUIfEADORO, 6 Astor
Abuse. New 'York; Boldsremyerhore;:and
ad by all HairDrek3Bol7.
Sa.s l,sl) andVPutturAluwardin to she
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else. - • 'fabl%ditwlmoo
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Dr..Foltrieelirenettan Horse Liniment,
Ta Vidthris at do. eente,„- eurerr-lereerieek cab,
gent,4ol;r3„ &c =Read the Allowing
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your lioree idnimenifer !ametrere, hicse, bruises,
retie aiid outs. sad du every instance found it the
"beetattrehi - L'ever trtedda this eterneeerripany.-
- PI kat er bend so e biz dozenrat it lithe oitblnimtnt
we dor vse, e hav 4 ,loB.borsers isotee very val
a,44 deriot,want to leave to*n without it..
HYATT 'Yltof3T l
• 4-14 *Iiieutei ViedArn ursrh & Ce'ehieffegene.
bold by AA dnimete. lace 50 Portland street.
,XseA"ork. A-44; r••=2,- = 4au2SaltirSito
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Yawls abowi - Braudrelth's Pips. -
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_: New- Mena.
W4E/cheater Co.,,N,Y._,_r Oct. O
.1872.1
kii-: , dr: 'UK lilta - Suatmin'; ;Editor ageo no
Ropubitcan .: - - = - -L" , - - ---- -
Dear Sir-1 would atate that Twos induoad to
mg BRANDit hTtt'SP I LLB; through tb e reoom
menclation ofJohn It. Swift, of Croton,'Wettchea
ler ...nnuMo s .L ,Who was entirely: restored L4o health
Wm*, use.:}le yraa sick tor acme two Mrs. very
Looative and dyspeptic...and he tried-everything
-bat wan not refleved. L-kina/in.lie t,ook one Bran-
Argil's Pill'prery day fora week, and &dose of Ida
Pills every_ nay for three daya,-and then took one
ii r D
Till byatte.day.with-an ~ In
ono ntonth-havvitatiblito goUvorkit three
months he gaining te_wainds ill' a - t.
Yhtualrelo, -; -,---, .'iIkIDWAILD Y.
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W4926660n01 / ; Jll4,',l4isii Q: - -- - i t ~.'
Etheard Turo being duly .sworn assekthat he
redden' Jul the town of :New- Cactltt ;that some
years a.kia -via : very. del-with-is aorelenhis leg.
whiobiMdkeen. runienglor over:five Tea* that
he wail slid rad& ditdreaseelliiiii Oda MI& cheat.
and bfildet vero,costita and diaPertftliint af
t ter trokutitanonararoadbmaneiroano,. *guano.
he coma. , .aduednirErandratitt auto eight
thrO7tiiiii r ifii - tiedr-iiikartitvioretiVot - 01month*
thosorklitf.hkdkhealedtWitilikaim e l of two
opintinfAtwaa:entia*o_ Antra nteentbiemeas. dn
. • tnimtlie s d 7 . 3iidtti:andlesir'rentlined , Well Ores
ainco. , ~,, ,-..-- ',. , e,-• !"--.----,',---- EDWARD' ILSDY.
kiwoetWilef_OreerlittlitTNAblin.
noid,L;w:tra,;• ....,:;-. . ' . - SustkatortherPmace.
1 1 , 2 . Bold bYLTigeSill'4 o 4l, ll 4- 1 4inthxhilA4 10 7
Yitiaburib:L`
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OAS , or STEAXIMETIERS,
" A ZSTS - Ann SIUMES.
,airAst - .csAikutint-ok EVERY . ;Dr.
.a-P l3o r l l , 4 ol fiTijado,to: order ` ? Steantboat wort;
etas% and gas fitting and repairing , promptly at
tended to. Harticular atrnention-nanO to fitting uP
ftefineties for CORI and Oarbon.Oila;
'..also,
-s le agenta-for.!the - ,Western . -:Diatief of
Pennaylvania. for the .sale nifilarsh.-Lanadell
,46:'8•Pideikt, nhott-,Ptuna, Net trrartinven
tta, having,novalvea.it nOt BONI to get out of
ordif•atill Alii,threWilnore water than any-onnip
twioetita
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no drags or *rum age Mali
oat ireedlemmi mid their sminies have - thi r tdrteeth
extracted my Previwrimil ere read,7 to teeWy
• m to the- MN* sad ,painliwanaw , of,the .
Whatever 4 112 been said h 7 . 14 itetereskad In
weelgag theetertran;;hs.t l P 3 l4 l l4 o 9! Mr.
staWTlFlClLM"rlEßTlOnserteCtif•aiory
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earner of sixth stal-Wood eta=
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V? Mr. Chas: Bartbam Na SI Sixth at: ' •
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HAIM— AND POWER
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to driveAam e Fnuk
20 To 1,000 Galls. per ffiluute
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d will fond any distimos Asks
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