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di * 315 f: P i e - :;# bf i lit OT '1 4: 6 0070:4 - 1 4 •
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if i- ticiPeiradizid - OliAieheartinjt*:(o .
siii t i
.hatifoiliiii4 - :i.inic.-iilistlei.ininich
sr
rap audeessiOn, : - tliattlf,emost to . natri -
O lt : . : ' f our siodents ate:t4p,l4o to keep pace
if „ them ; - : Cienerds' dgreat:ability and
*, ' - tiaini'like , ,iriiici....AA:4l.., Stephens
i(.3.
an' iierneyi-besidep theienands• - lof le/war
ren - sbeveioverturrtheirAives in the el
k" e;eif tha,,lTilion;.,inet,titeir memories
'ha ' lifisetkitiFit:ij'ilkiP:fic!ra:he minda of
the, - ininediaje - relations and ' , friends.—
E: , ' -- irdianiflegialitiao,, by Congress ) ,
If and p9trifiqi(thCriiitioni :corifisca
thi tole and other tiesseireet of serious ,
ith I ' .. - t ithipingaiet •tke attention Of curl
a i o
nti - : l ellidatarg!luivnia thi; ePekti
oe ioned , brAsaster and 'death in Our
a ',,' and the discontent created bilegis-
Intl i _ among the : people, there has been
ri f d
ontbject which the Abolition radicals
hav boverlost sight of, and that is the dis
g 9 and inimiliatienOf,George B. Mc-
Cre/
an Theirprogramme of infamy
would be incomplete, -were he not, sap
pia ted in the affections of the erm y and
thel a 9ple.- Tciaocomplish this, every es
-pent has keen t resorted - to, tilatpartizan
ni,,,,,,,,pald44tipuitiooilfi:ifiiNient.,They
mi . iit c o ntent: with baying him removed,
lik 1 , veral oilier generals i their object is
to: - StChiM his ch arlaciii with suspicion j a
and , ininnyjn hope dinning-nothing to
feariXromitim hereatlitr; Letthem proceed;
thoti plans for robbing a patriot and ad
dl.:TO Of . his r- we'll-ear sell fame are being
vat:: C4toad .ecrutißized by millions of
wa I eyee,iiiiieh , an not be blinded by ,
the' ernes 'Of:partizans, no matter how ,
•141.1-- t hey . • ...... •-.,,, „ i
enn i nnlit 9
.. 137 59! LlPinunea , -
readerewili - remember that since
the''eigiGen. 31 - celelit.Wati lent removed
frono . the - OoMmand• f the , armv of 0
1",""44:
nee, there has scarcely a day
4, that-there ha y not:appeared a lit
- - na Wishington,:hinting at
iyalty, or the likelihood
i n
sum ed before a court
uvir.ce in charges prefer
% : Th a insinuations have
absolute
who adsbeen so Along . in *in:nand, re.
ceivin4 sninnis ioi, even to his
infirmitT, .4e, in'the. Miter alluded- to,
states i t Mecl 4 olitnlar j gnmnknaicati n
i
4
with
~tii President of ; th United State s.
This'si r 144.' statement's tbirri-tihe thaige
of dial Ity to the :gip . • But if ihaFe
is any thing ;.had in this long' neglected
letter, !t i l was_ it- not .0 ' dced before?
It has.. 4
.nton file in the ra r Department !.
so lfzqz Ivon4llitpimtia Congield,sitice
it was ' tten, and was nei , erbcifore even
alluded , .' It was amply beetansiclhePievt_
Idea; '. f wing the state -kiCkfin.:Atiglitrs:
heaftiii . :;`; . - e!kliticklellanl to sendthis - lisir
* i ii i f s :•; a 4 .l
~..faitsriini
iiPg944ooo
4 exeliaLiid
t.. lo wed
!
we ' 4 04tiegr'de
ent„Lincoln_, Altaien
if- ie
.
Mr. Gross read a bill in place,extending
the; provisidns of the azt passed for the
City of Philadelphia, in 1858, relative to
disputed . boundaries. to Allgheny county.
The same gentleman presented a peti
tion from the citizens of the borough of l
Lawrenceville, praying for the opening of
Main street, in so_ p ld borough.
petitions
= 1
Mr. Gilfillan resented two
froin citizens and school directors North of
the :Monongahela river, in reference to
sites for school houses. _ .
..,:Along debate was had. on a bill divorc-
FrPhilhp B. Frees from his wife, Eliza
kiwis. " This id another case • from Phila
delphia, and the ground upon which the
interference, of the Legislature was asked
was 'that the woman was insane l having
been for several years an imamate of the
-Ltinatie asylum. "The passage or , the bill
iris hdvocated-by*essrit. Lee and Smith,
,of - Ildladelphiai•and Bowman, of Tioga :
and Onnnaed in" logical , eloquent:and feel
ing. ;speeches by.. Messrs. ~ •Johnson, -of
Crwiford, Smith oft:theater, and:Shannon,
of Allegheny. After, soinetwo hours spent
in discussion, the whole subjeet was in-
Aefinitely postponed. ,
e questionlof who shall be the candi
--47:7 rt: ate of the Dninoorticy for Governor is
3'firthei. 00 itillAttric . ting a large share of the atten
-14-8004-ivrofs3l thin of politicans in' this locality. The
Ft'. ''r ' ' of ti, Westerncandidate,
~- slat o the chances e Gen.
`4at,tt` ,4 r i li t g ,i. Cass, are brightening every ,day. He is
- ' certainly l gaining ground; As an evidence
raLlimana..
• of this _ ,wonld mention the fact that last
"1 when Mc- week ' s issue of the Easton Sentinel, one
and by the of the Most ably ".conducted papers in the
President and
State, edited by - Mr:Neiman; ttufti4iiited
lir. On Friday member ot the Howie TrkiiiNertliiimpton,
„.,.. took ~.$ takes strong ground itifittror'ofpurcandi-'•
~Pf!" MS date. The contest, from present' appear. he ances, will be betiveezejGen. Case Sena
,
fpfunsylet and tor Clymer, of Baits, and Sp . eaker Cessna;
i tt . - -‘- tyNii ! and if the representatives in the State
- - Convention from the •?' West are true to
p:WOrliirl!i- ad .• *grown aectionof the State, there is no
r4htliCizi,-h4.614, 444 4 : 01 .4 1 Kyticninitiati.,,of -the-former
Wrifra z r liii •:••• ~ z ,:r • , i • .•,
4-,..... --. ,° •;. ii •---. , • - gtt &a -Sedate. to-day a bill allowing the,,
ill C! - - I" 'reityferilui conaegation, 'of / 11 " '
..-!,n!lint•l '' ~.: ,•-• glitineeityy;to vacate itapiresent °end
14:)144i .:,
,ilijd:reiattlypirMiellOdies fa. a new le
'.4 1 ,;,•: .44 054= 7 :01- , 'through by Mr.. , ,Graliam i who,'
iti .voitting.:? coin lie c atttitive to the finterio• --t -. •
...,
.outtisnte
_..9C , lsCougrap h.
Sinet.,,uus,,,'"
P=tl==l
le. His tri-
into:sidreturn-from New
ther di:3 , , shows this, and
aration of his enemies to
',raver.
te•
We have thus disposed of the letter of
October 4th, 1861. How is it with Gen.
Scott and McClellan now? The old vet
eran calls him his boy ; and old as he is,
he does'nt fail to pa, the young and dis
carded commander that meed lifattention,
siltiehgenius.nnd patriotism never-award
eteeplio their e'quals. Waare;:therefore,
OchitinAto let Abolitionism make its most
agt.;:of.„ newly discoveredidisrepect
froTil - MeCiellan to Gen. Sdott.tiiikwhole
thing is worthy of its notorionaampion,
Thaddeus. Stevens„.an -unfortunate man
who was sealed in his nativity as one ab
ktirred. Mill life has been a fight with no
turelor- having,eurtailed_bim of- a-manis
fail — pinfearciri; and he r like others like
kitu_reascuikillat
"Sine.e Heaven has shaped my body so
Let Hell make crook my mind to answer it
Special Corresnondencoof the Post
FROM HARRISBURG.
Housi OF RerteeeEarrxrrvis, 1 •
Tuesday, Feb.- 24th, '6B. f
Mn. Email :—The HoaTM — iiiiet last
evening, pursuant to adjournment on Fri
day last; - at 7:30, to bear our uncle Jacob
read the fareivell address of the father' of
his country. Mr. Smith, of Philadelppia,
and Mr. Robinson,of Lnzenae,men of more
weight than any others in the House, were
. an.
the committee to invite d elcort into the
ball of :the House the-Speaker:Land.ment
bent- of . the Senate. Mr. Poster, from
Philadelphia, who offered the resolution
to have the address' read, - and" to - invite
the Governor, heads of departments, &0.,
to be present, after thrusting himself for
ward as the peculiar champion in the case,
was not on hand to bring the Governor
and his associates in, and the ceremony
bad to be gone through without him. A
resolution to print ten thousand copies in
English, and three thousand in German
of the address, was, after some debate,
passed. No other business of importance
was transacted in the House last evening:
This was private calendar day in the
House, and quite a number of bills were
disposed of. --The-following, in-which the
Citizens of Allegheny and surrounding
counties are interested, were acted- upon :.
"An act declaratory of the intent and
meaning of an act to authorize the Gov
ernor to incorporate a company for erect
ing a bridge over the river Monongahela,
opposite Pittsburgh, in the county of Al
legheny,approved March 19,A. D., 1810,"
Objected toy Mr. Gilfillan.
This is Mr. Kaine's bill, and its oppo-,
nents will have to work to defeat it. He
will have it up again and put it through.
"A further supplement to an act to in
corporate the Pittsburgh and Steubenville
Railroad Company, passed the 24th day of
'March, A. D., 1849." Objected by Mr.
Slack.
The following bills were passed finally :
"An-act extending the 'provisions of the
act of March fi t A., D. 1849,
,regard to
tiotMilg fy Orl and oil barrels, up
"on the Allegheny, Monongahela and Ohio
rivers."
"A. further supplement to an act entitled
"An act relating to Allegheny county, ap
proved the Ist day of May, 1861, and the
nupplementithereto, approved April 8,
18432."
"An actlo authorize the Auditor Gen
entrindState Treasurer tore-examine
the account between the Commonwealth
and Darragh ec Mellon." •
4 1 1tu g g rennen t to an act, entitled "An
lie
into a borough, approv.
of February A. D. 1834."
Isilway company."
"An act relative to the bridge over the
Mononongahela river, at Brownsville."
"A supplement to an act to incorporatt
- mklin 4 th str' d
' 6/ 5 /§ P
e e act
‘/ o . o 4Foad and Coal
1855." This
Allegheny and
At, entitled 'An
ommissioner, to
If the Warren
,13 _Warren .and
in Forest eOnn-
it, the probe
laid out in the
THE NEW TES NOT THE
TRUE TEST.
What, is an Americsin's loyalty? It is
a passion as free from Personal color as his
love of heaven, and as Ipure from partisan
bias as the merest act
,Of intelleet.. No
man commands it, stain - mondinhiettiitt
order. as in oligarchies. It is due solely
to that in which the sovereignty of the nal
tion is embodied—tot the Constitution
and the laws. Its sacrament is exlctlssed
in the oath of allegianCe to to these; which
every official takes. The; existing-govern z
meat is; l* s e the citizen . , -: the,servant of
these—aid both the iciVerndis and the
.rtlernett,' acting:under thealf is l'he' oohil
bicbs i o
mon superior, havath right .to require
from each other o ' 'a to what these
prescribe, *lt is of th - -guardians, of the
i
lt,,
Constitution.and 'the awe that the-gov
erned have made the vernerst what they
are—and for faitliles ness to that trust
the powerto,unmakes4hem fa:given - to:ii.
The people could not, if they would, 84 ;
dicate this pnwer, at d.yield the ktiverii'
merit during its ttfrin crte blanche to do
as it wills With tiiaoiereiguti...-. .
It is exadlyagainst t is mistaken trans-
I fer of loyalty from itsel to the government
!that the Constitution- as most carefully
t in
'provided. Our legista re is not; like the
'British Parliment, om ipotent. The laws
I f
it may enact certainly a e our rule of con
duct, and mast be obey dhy every geoid
citizen, but they are li ble to the -freeitt
discussion and the sharpest critizism until
they have undergone the - scrutiny of the
Supreme bourt, ,, and,l according to its
decision upon their constitutionality, have'
been affirmed or annulled. This arrange
ment was expressly I designed by the
founders ()four nationality, as one of the
strongest securities s4rit legislative
1
tyranny. Even after ueh decision .no
check is imppsed, and n a . free country
none canbe imposeditp n their discussion
with a view of amendment or apPital.
Surely we need hardly refer to the famonv
agitations arising .out of the Dred Scott
decision. How were all attempts to check
discussion upon the policy of the govern
ment which gave, hirthtci that judical de
termination of law resisted by the nascent
Republican party! No Wif the constitu
tion intends public discuesion before the
judical department of Ithe go r vernment,
and final settlement by iti of the acts pass
ed by the legislative department, what
warrant is there for assuming that the
mere mandate of the execlitive departmen t
stands above comment, oo sacred to be
spok en of but with bate breath? Espec
ially when mandite reats upon the asser
tion of novel and uncertain powers, • when
it was ridiculed by its ve , ty author three
weeks before it Was laun hed, and when it
is pregnant with weal or woe for centuries
and generations to come?l Are we refer
red to the war power as transcending the
Constituion and sealing the lips of deitate
upon this momentous policy of the govern
ment? But the constitution was made for
war and peace alike; and we have faith in
its enduring vitality, unle4s it is thuajesti - - -
bed in the house of ill-judginOkels,and
set aside for unqualifiedati,kfluquestioned
despotism. Such flip:ries-I may suit the
ustrations may brie I to set
preposteroui claim of -in apu ' 3:
clearer light. - re risked Who we
i,./ ),,,..-ii, e g hbie fa y _ o . ...grolubiting discus
sdlomneron th ,,„..4-Ity of Jam es Buchanan's
ain
et ,...san in regard to slavery, though
one Manse of Congress and the Supreme
alit t concurred with the executive?
Suppose the issue of irreceemable cur
rency, resisted by wise men at the outset,
becomes—as there is no assurance that it 1
may not—an enlarging danger under the
policy of the government Who shall'
t
command the silence of w ings against
it ?, Would any one dare to say that the
mad• scheme for territorialiri g the inlets- -
gent States, which Mr. Soma has bad the;
sense to abandon, would have l been tabooed'
from question had the, administration i l
adopted it? Why the very team "policy of i
a government" implies opposition and (113-1
cession, and if these are deni d then gov-
.1
ernment is absolute. I
1
As to the mode and tempeif of such dis
cession, it cannot be expected to be oth
erwise
than earnest, and sowtimes heat•
i
ed, when • both sides believe t at the life of i
the country is at stake. We ave desired , 1
from the beginning and still desire the'
i ,
preservation of the Union and the over- I
throw of the rebellion. Per 'ape this -le,'
as fitting a time as any to say a word in re
ply to those who pursue us with accusa
tions of unpatriotic purposes. During
li
the past year this journal has freely can , ,
'reseed the conduct of the adteinistration,
sometimes with approving, oftener with
adverse criticism. Impelled )y convic
tions of duty and by conseient'ous devo
tion ;to the country, it has pointed out
dangers, warned against mistikes, and
checked excesses. It has exhrted, with;
such arguments as seemed moat effective,
to voltinteering, to contribtititins,. and to
vigorous action in the warfor tlieV'Uniol;
it has sought, by reasoning, by nvective, i
by ridicule, to depress and disc r edit the
rebellion.' At the same time , king for
ward to union beyond the war, it has ex-,
i .e
posed and reproved the daugerois 'Coun
sels of fanatics to illegal measures, and
has deplored and branded their invasions
of fendareental laws.. Throughout all,.
thousands - Who have given-theii money
and thbir blood to the ITnioix. hat' encour
aged and approved us, and the vote of
, November affirtned their: approval tin,
der ihese Circumatancesi, we may safely
leave it to :thefairness iailiPPOnentii to
cease, and to li -diuerques the d e *.
,lies chariest so lritely broughti ain kur of
7ebel, synipithy v of seeisition:.:i irefegs,
charges lately repeated on'tke flee of. the
_ -
enate by Senator Wilson of titulank
etts, towboat the stopping of enlist m entst
est summer i was dae, and" who s id:the
thing which:was not to
.. covik_th ihitig
which he did. From the. honestywhich
,
_ ,
0 Icede't° . 0 1 * 4 'IT . f- Wirt': - :1014 . 7
404Aitzptiiiii4filtiin-.40 Offidigi.
ViiidsV - 4iiht;" 4,frieee
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.11%.
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.V. 4" 4 , - , x ii i:
"..1.0 0 '
U
of Maraft,.K.
act, appFoved
A. D. 1801."
nigh the House
as, but as it is
and there is
late county
;ounty to re
late treasurer
balance' of a
county."
mente in Jef-
meut to leave that right untouched. A
few months more will probably determine
the fate of the Union. We may be on
the eve of peace by thelmbjugation of the
rebels, or we may be a 1 the outset of Vilkl
fo,rnipky9ftrs. 4.. either
hut one the country::=TaS is to Ix
foutukiii thiConstitutiou Arai the strepg
• ,•
hands - and_hearts_of oar fathemfortnedto
i3ndare for- ages. Amend ii . ,qrt the 'fire
serilled mode, to suit exigencies—adapt
it, in' the spirit that animated its creation,
to the -coining-shocks oftime-*--but-pre
ssalotiffs s.SoundatioxissOlirs guarantees, cit;
iiation'enas. We care lit-
to live if daYirer-to - Coiiiifeias
shall see - the , republicy one and indivisible,
scattered iii warrinefragments, and'which
shall ofiVr, in what remains to us of a
country, the shelter of some fantastic ed
ifice, reared upon the , ruins of die Con
stitutinni by philosophy falsely ,SO called,
having for its corner ati;* timmaYztulder
the mask of. strength,- and. for its- cement
fanaticienv - disguised as= philanihropy.
iv: 7. yo r l f b „ .
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LATEST NEWS BY . TELEGRAPH.
;The Army at Vick:sburg.
Cineijui Attempting to Cap-
tare a Steamer.
The natty Gilmore taken by Mor
gart's Bawl
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NEW JERSEY 11.' S. SENATOR
THE PIRATE ALABAMA.
XXXVIIIth 00141GRE88-2d BEBBION
Ate., Aye., sta., tte.
Catao, Feb. 25.—The steamer Kennet
arrived here, from Vicksburg on tie 20th.
The mortar Boats still maintain their
positions, and fire oceatdonal shDts.
The rebels reply whenever any boat ap
proaches-Ike point..
A scow has been run through the canal,.
the work of enlarging which is steadily
progressing.
Three thousand men are said to be at
work daily on the peninsula.
The steamer Belle„from Memphis; land
ed on Monday night on the Arkansas aide,
about thirty miles above Memphis, to laud
some of her phssengers. She bad no
ooner touched the shore, than a dozen
guerrillas rushed aboard, and attempted to
get possession of the boat, but she was
!immediately backed out into the stream.
and the guerrilles were forced to jump
ashore. They Afterwards fired on the
beat, but did no tlamage.
Nothing has been heard of thelndiano
le or Queen of the West.
There is. no iMportant news from Lake
Providence.
- -
'LOUISVILLE, Fib. 2G.—About one hun
dred of Morgan's band captured the
steamer Hetty Gilmore, with forage and
prisoners, on Barren river, five miles above
Woodbury.
The steamer D. B. Campbell, from
Evansville to Bowfin • Green, with a
Jurtain and paseepgera of rho ail
mere were paroied null released.
---
Tserrox, N. J.. Feb. 2l.—The Demo
cratic caucus continued in session till mid
night, and on the 2:3d ballot nominated
Wm. Wright, of Essex, for United States
Senator—long term.
Ilst.trAx, Feb. 26.—The schooner Wil
liam Stain, from Trinidad, reports that un
February 10th, in latitude 27',longitude
68°, she exchanged signals with the pirate
Alabams.
----
WASIJINGTON Feb. 20.—SENATI:—/dr.
Chandler, of Michigan, offered a joint res
olution to grant a portion of the Judiciary
Or Armory Sqoare tor constructing a
building as a home for newsboys.—
Adopted.
Mr. Sumner, of Mass., from The Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs; reported ajoint
resolution to facilitate a proper represen•
tation of the industrial- interest of the
United States at the National Exhibition
atlifamburg. . •
Mr. Trumbull, of 111., called up the bill
to provide Circuit Court, for the district
of California and Oregoi4 The bill pro
vides for another Associate Judge of the
Suprethe Cond.
Mr. Trumbull offered a resolution
which was adopted, instructing the Com
mittee on Military Affairs to inquire how
many paymasters, quartermasters and
commissaries of subsistence of volunteers
were required by the public service, and
to inquire into the propriety of limiting
the number,
IMP •
ALBANY, N. Y., Feb. 26.—The State
Anti-Slavery Society met in this city to
day, and voted to sustain the Emancipa•
Lion Proclamation.
" STRICTLY PURE ARTICLE&
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PITTSIIIIII6IrRUS - HOUSE,
TORRENCE & IicGARR,
, .
,A. o ix 1U 'C.: A: It V. tit:
porner AntriA 'tint/ s
farlai streets. _
PIrraIiIIROIL
g ri jalleai p Cream
)eakln g Sa l e r ,
Perftunery Dye tems; , Enaßratard, ,
Chemicals, Spices, •
*3 P*7BlollllB Prescriptions aosurately corn
Denuded nail - tours.
:Pun! Wines and Liquors.. for niedisinal nee
only.
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COESTITUTION WATER,
au:dation 'Bitten;
- . Vowell'e Rat Poison;
Lindlieee Blood Seurolg:
BrecßuetieSkin -
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4r60-kidOiliA SiidLiTiliS ~ • ,
2 -McLean's Stranittbenbag Uordraf;
' COiefl'a Rheumatic •
Restorative Cordial;
- Reed's Magnetic Oil: .
, Balsam Bar - i t; • •
Forale SIMON JOHNSTON.
SAM miner Smithfield and Fourth stree
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all - MON LOVE &
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feb27 •: IL h .
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ir OTS FOR:'SALE—THE
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ber offers for sale four eligible lots situated
on the eornerof Oreifwstriset.andtfentre Avenue
adjoining the I3eventh-Ward; in Pitt township.—
The logs are eaoh24 aeot front by 110 feet deep,
running bank toariallet and aresidfrel.tisola
tad bk.ishwets4nd alleys Oil eVery Two 'di
theists ;ttaveframetrouses then, five=rooms
and hall in each, hydrants on the preroises.qTheY
Will be 'cold all together on very - favorable terms.
Entuitwof JAS. ItIeCABE; A_gent. •
feba , • r Ross street. near Fourth.
COAL LA :VD FOR twr.,r,ir • • *O3.
scriber otTers for rale. very lestrlits &T br
85>aores; tituatedinAVaehingtontowdshili-Coltira.:
blame, county. Ohio, min mileand a half (min 8a;
linevrille station on the Pittsburgh it - Oleveland
Railroad. • Fully fifty acres are improved and tin
dertultivation and the whole is rich iiftioaFstens,
The buildings are a hewed.log hemp, tog stable..
ciw shed, &c, The farm
,is ‘ well sittrated,within.
'one Mile of-the ruilroad.' ' • •-" " -
T ar
.a.sp..lr-Ozto , half gash. with' Sheit timd
for Columbiana county. Ohio; •
Refer, to Jas.:M.Csjiri< -Rms. street. Plitzburgh.
feb.7,7, 3m;daw. -
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-ILA • ",
Gaiters .
CHILDBiAPS
A large Reek - '
..At D. DkeFEBBAMEILER.
feb.27 /19.3b-Irdth:otreit::
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G REEN APPLES-76 BBLS CROWE
Green Apples, lust received ei.d tor mile
• ,JAS' At 027 , 8 R.:•• •:
fab27 corner P •
Market t ano nrerstreet.',
WI RYA PPLES—Ar buts PRIME DRY
AU , Applee:bist pecelved andlqyt;,ftie
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aai * M rkel rul_t_gto4.
'Ulla Iffirvibanicis AupprtimEn
&oral Lan g i ,(lo, Wh% e O iiveromot below
Cork's.l? ermo imply - to .
• B. Coit. - 4.: .111...1911AVY88, • -
fola':ltd No. 47 Wood street:
DW ELL] NC, 110111 1 31F1$ FOlt 'MEMEL
°pantry residence of ,9"rootni and 40: 1 4
acres ( ) Aland. frnio tract, shrubbety.A.c: north.
Obsetvatory, Aliegheny city , . $4OO per your, At
Sewioltipeillep a house rooms, ganiken,
At 1Y ilbinsburg. a henna oi7 roomy d: s ls Operyear.
One on Second strbet. lagoon. on. Water-nr
cer.l
S. CUTHBERT & SONS,
51 Market kireet.
DRIED PRIIXT
150 bushels bright Dried. ApPi a: • is
150 do prime do Peatiqa..llalv.ea
Just geoeirod
100 do
and !or Ad g
o • do • ' -Pared;
b aa'a
JAS. A. MM.
earner Market and Arai Streets.
G REED-1811,11RIBIELSP,RiME
Clover Seed...l:just roceivod and fa sale, by
corner Market and FirstEresta.
SPECIAL SALE
H ARKER'Si
59 MARKET STREET,
COM ri3ing
PLAID CHECKS,
STRIPED BROCADES,
SELF COLORED,
PLAID and FIGFRED DIALER,
at all prices from 76c ;per pant to $5O
a Dress,
THE GREATEST BARGAINS
considering the great advance in prices ever of
fered in this countrg. feb2s
LELIPUTIAN WEDDING,'
Card Phc4ograi)ha of
TOM THUMB AND HIS WIFE,
TOW I THT.II/3 AND 1118 WIFE,
TOM THUMB AND HIS WE;
'fq.TI.T . Q..O,::!KI:S
4Poane 'the p.-0,
s,tioh 'other Photogr h or -
and women. " . P"mhi"t
trie r
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MASTIC . : • " °
T. F, W =
S W: al3l .IFh
.• • • • •
'ls prepared to Cement Ake. 'exterior of .b .
:With ininktOredllasiie Cernent,.:o/stakeri*nd-831h
r erior to Any - done heretofore. • Itite . '‘em*,.llllB
o - min al r forme a eollUtiridtltnalAtt4ithe-sive,,
ne" sarfaugc ilitaerbdiablalsg IratbeJas
fro Wand equerto.lll9 4114111 "Str6-' 47"
The glidedidincid is the o nly 161344.k407•''
tidal workman s t n
thiseetherda this -
' I have .apptiedable Cement fortte:-failowine
gen tlomen„whonl 'tho pu b lioArge at` PootVg4,
Ponaghseetj thshdiAt t 6 !'d
Ipt..lifeCendleas. 4 1 1 eg b epy,ll.;,--. Au1.! 3 11
J: H. Shoenberger. Losvenoevillu
J. D_, McCord. Peed eardet, .
A. H 'do
oeveler. LawreneeviThoic:::
Girard Honeeißlitotißgh. •-• .do grs
Bt. Charles - Rotel - •
Adams,' Whablngicin . 11144 d. pr• Box ..11106 i
Pittsburgh P 'o.' 4
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EYE AND JEMIN
Deafness Wand 131ifidniSs
-AND ALL TH
DISEASE-
()EGA
SHILLFIILIi:
TREATED BY
JONES, OF N
YORK CITY, IT
HANAtimai
- BMESTAT-WE'
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•'- -- • FIBS: or 1 .4. - PRIL" - ThUS,
• • r AlitAIA§ )1103T,Et gIS
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. . OFFICE TO .
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7: „, , '., •.. :,YgP;taiii.tFFLA =1::..A4.T0. •
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ilef•S'we give alert of the many who 2 Dr:..Tones
has cured sinoe-bo came to Pittsburgh: - • -
(AY teYps were • disfigured. for macy f l eare' and*
sight thereby. impatied.. The skillful- 3:oneSs•
on Peb. 15f,186 enarated,on:thens and has. made
theta straight un pausal
(10 1 - ::":7 - 4 MISS liabarE 3rAit
a Darlington, Beaver--Co., a.:.:
One cn . i i eyes, :• nave
lnen e " re .-..-t i . ea " Tor 4 ii
Ing
time satiefaefor .)57..11; en c-: .. - ,. 4./..tr
R' EYNOLDETAAVERSTRIGHT. -
p. 0.-23 Carol street. Alleikheny icily: 4
. ...
°'l Ice been hard of hearing for many!,,,m,ir
'l . ibfeed , myself under Atte treatment oftlir.gfeis
: yh ki -
lms helped me very enetw' MYai- D rb 4
~ MOS E S IIOm, .'
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Yohoghenyi Westmoreland: Ool ? PUP
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; eye liditairilaCto.hisei - e - tinll - roar,
the effectsof a burn, which disfigured Mid:and
nmyturetLthe use_af the .ey.e.—l took - him to t]ie
:13 k ICu I.IIP hones. ouFeb. 21st, who separated
lid Eittillftatytatti rendered the eyennturtil. enn
!cheerfhlly recommett& the afflicted fo Etrl i en - 63,
Place of business, Z-Market Pittsburgh.
One. pi mxeYes .rma s'erY..o4takf=d,for 15 years
irb'.lSr.' Jones, on Feb..2lst, made-straight,
erfect and 'natural. 'JOHN,PIEIAJLIP;S,
. Coal .ValiesvAlleghbfig Co.:4)&1.
I: • My , little- danghteFlV eyes wereverkibitch 7 dlif , '
Pgared—fromjirth— J0ne5..11834 ma& Oteut,
katiiglit natatal 'without' niy' little ilaughfers,
reelink • JORN GLILCITRI , IT., 41
Adamsbnix, Westmoreland Co.,.Pa. .
I have been deaf with running o_f,the gauged:
bl`. 'I dm duller Dr: Jimie's'rtriit:`
hunt who - is hciping me.rnyddlyii .
.WOIID.
• Tehipeinalviillii,-iieal-Pittsbuigli.
I have been BO deaf ft:W . .l5 years that
hear my clock tusk with lead
was. troubled with all. kinds of .yriplealant noises
and-tnY'beatingwas gettingivOrse. ,, i placedalY;-
rast. under the skillful Dr;_, .foues'Areatmento - tho'
mired 'me entirely. - I elm 'I26W - hear mY'eldiek
tick tiienty feet: Lecrnaider Dr.*mesm - reliible.
gentleman and a thorough' inster of his poles
men, and -recommend.theaffileted flige-to him=
at once. My age is 68,1-ears.
SatterititondentsPudlers,,Etna IrowlYtirks,atear
Pittsburgh...
My'sbn, Jacobof the'firui er-se
corner Monongahela: Smithfield and Wafer
straat,i, can give pereons-int.Pittsbiughinf9rmatiOn .
ti r sTit r ilt!t c :o m m%4Vill o , i r i i i t d o h .P)r 9 ." l .M e ttei t i4 s s e n e ll. m ' 3
.WiItf.RESSE.""
' E
.I„ifiSister arel myself. haxtbeen. luird of -hcazieo
foreereral years. Wti called or( Dr.`.l - enes °lithe
...13th .014'0)n:tars - , ivlio cured us liottr irrofferhonr.
; -11,„ 1 WILLI:4 . IIXE,
Isiononfrahela City, Wash.
'Dr. Jones has curednistklone persons of deaf
e6s(l. disease of ,(he ece,:deforwitiet l,lllloll9
kinds and (chronic) Ohl standunpliseases.. and
many others are bencidted and thil - under treat
Went:
Crossed Eyes lade Straight
• Thomas Huffy. (Young nakraieyo *Marla strais4l4
livest, Brown- nn or East-Birmingban4 Ape:,
1)1131111.nmayi. Sen.. C3f...4„ blade
q bur
ti exe igyde Ftritight natural
ine min .
minute by Dr. iones. 119:14-es at
Co.. Pu. • - clatnerillarsh, Allen:hens• entY;
both - e3;ta were deformed, and 'ainit; imiperfeet
ntede natural by Dr. Jpnen in twp.trunute:,..
Piltsburgh; bdth "eYpi stritight6necl
and sight rendered natural by Dr. Jones:" • - •
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'POT I have been afflicted-withPolypus.
in zos'
nose for. IL years. Dr. Jones skilifnlly,gozhc
if, Wring gfeat, relief inanediatelf. —;:,,,,,kr,
HARI Asttuiii. ,P . --,.
Birmingham, near PittHibillika::,'
.. , • ...----. , ,- -,741' . -7. L:.,11•2-
Sr. Catur.gaDonL,
Pittsburgh, Pa.aan. 2StbflB63:
have isseikquite deaf for tivenly years. a:ois;as
under Dr. Turnbull'iftrbiitmeet seven
: years ago
bat ho cOuld not eure.mci, Dr.:Tories'Auereistiitid
iuy hearing; I obeli ever feel •gratefitlr.totblinv
and feeling satisfied he is %gentleman. and in
ter bf his Profavon. would advise tlfe - aillirfed.
to lose no time, but place themseltin itidet-tbei
skillful Dr. Jones' treatment at once, formbereasl was .
°lice deaf I now hear, and. Dr. Jones-bas:
made mai hear. The afflicted call see life lit Nif
12 Wood Street, at Kin g & Co.'s ' 'Store thirit4
business boars .
JOlENdatlik:
Ff3b. 18&l.
• I lost cife oftay eyes some years ago Which dis
ffffrireflteh very ranch. Dr. :Tones •hagjitseited
an artificial eye which gives me no_pAtia- and
moveszatural. DAVID ER. •
DIA of minyes weri:faiss44l44 Wild' dro
Dr. Jones hag straightencdthent altruglit.
Keit Brighton, Beayer county
Both of of y eyes wero very niubh tnitted.
Seats. 'Dr' has straiyhtenettthOtit 'and 'im
proved thei sight. GEORIIE
Sewidfley, Allegoay.,coßty,
~I buribeen bad* 'nfdicted. 'with ' fieifoithnes
had'. - d
and ;weak eas. I had '. • in.ornin three
Yearpovith 80V1311 different doctors: :.-1 baiii been
under ..tite successful Dr. Jones' freatment dye.
days and a Terfectly cured ' ' •
- Airs. AL'ORED4II:-
1 Alleghntw eity:Pn.:-
- -
I.
baie Ikenn blind ivith' entarn,qt in one of. my
eyes_for - iityeats.. De. Jone's verittifid:".ntinnat
lasi garoh‘and ban 1)811biitly restoribrinynutt.
1 1 1.re.,..9011751F
,„1 slrebt,diarrisburg;
This ' 7 ltid - y, 'life 'Wife vf,Theo: }",:`pcb,dffqr;if
nrojnintintebtis. , entfltarkisbuig.‘ • • - - •
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1 rito . e l 441191:me....!.
m :i., :;:;;t -„
e JI-, ; nlp. u.-s,- Oa
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Bax , Brirish . Honddrai,Mareb - -1, Ike: i
. 3 Dr: Jo Oa A. Jones.—tftWSfittlYbilkiiia'
sibling iii Hollidvsbarg,-.P.a..: yea °berated ororkt
left ear,idififit had been entirely deaf Axe. y.ears
1
-I bare"testedThe'effeetsof , yehr skill Ilia* airEr; a
year, hndixor„ear le perfeatin ili "tie'rYieapeer.' You
will' Please accept the warmest-eenahlerations.af
my esteem,f and with free confidence that 3 . .ctrara
mast* iif your-professiork, ”Yonre,trnjy„ ' •
,- • 1 h • : • S , GEO, - RAYMUND; '.' ..:'
' • • - 1 4494 ag PA celiSithttr,••:•i
i —•_ ' , ' 3 , .., • • ~ 4-..*_!
~ ...Extra/carom editorial column of the ' PAtebrugh l
514:4 (r.a.thtte of Feb.
. 4th. '1863 : • -- •
c we h acoIIONE. practicing In our citron?' Of tfie
1 WPM land neAt_inDligh,_edi',Plkvalcunis and
' no id; the- 0 - Unmoor-NJ ounpias ..A.. e Jones...
11. .. of Wes York edgAnkh - time le •tihreig:
ing *idly through the Icommtmity in.3.constr
quence of thelsematisaidnAcogiMilk.tur big
alremb , elfected. Dr, Jikags
.4c4 Xeltlaill9inkt
tu any coimitunit' Ititiwoutt• anitelliit*Llvit
'mew to testify to his &MD Ha .-•fir-attiloroughlk
educated P lY sic i/u I 74iINPIMuI ll•ettnetguinded
rld hie Off!ce.,t-The-afthcfeAlwo rpeciirgaingtiten-,
fyinarufm.--mot tortextrtaltunton4-:•-
eAdmeaseanurNthiAlWLE 'MIK i i p ,
la• .4 ..,... f' l o -... c t r -, , , 1 14i ska il -,
Antral trOM t OrittenntgirD i of
Xeb:l3th.:lB6B•• firpon kayiWbu ' ted'Ar.
Jones'; 4°04 - the Et Mitiesalotal, isillicednes:
daN to fee an operation .for , lanidtlemi . Arlon .an
Olftdy ledy. She had VA a- /umber of
7
y Itlicatita - thetli crd 'rent - dui Mel
44 111 , AVaatek i l_ . p no 'on.t:Dr.,•Jonis'svits
a W ' We i t t i A EQlWALltinegy foram
ttlira e for - y ars 'a 4016 'dpertwi - ukerairdonc l
l-auli, dAkttpe'l Iro 4 ii*cruted-ztr - la. s . .st
!...kY . 0 a young man with orooked eyes :gender=
prittheM cY4 3 natural rm appearance itigkllig.
VateW. 'Dr: &Mee - hae•ciatkinsny egraso
f Ipmture, orrihroh 'ger hien evidence:lf
I? A lra . frrniat ten* Joar.t , ethoiktis . qramia
. America and EnrogiFpudlme4tba.
Moat; . glettl. het nt kultigal trtun - PPljl3ll'
VI ertgetfthe Pbtir;;;lll44
0144 11 1 1 )ffleo. 10th, 1863. -
1. . Dity lo .,N. S. 'r • :--,... ati,
- -Are le s dirgetbitiuldiecikter
tothi,sgetruemic&-ThoUcto4.37corighluir - w
day's In theeltt Inue4umomp • ed a - numb ' Of
twomc-em,m--•u4... en- mile&
wtioutereAaf fig many m -W e ars, yet..ag* utak ' tr ha
akilifid lfeatmentf the', have• eutireit yecoirefeci
their haaring, - The Doctor imii : thoroughly aim;
eigted
Burfla--Wir ialther.-77 ' '
be no MiB E:e Milt. ,4 1 en Al.'
P4ege If r zi. kb= "inle ' ll r arl
414;died U , -injas o peat'
. 7.
•ci Jay iritionemeg sad resid ences i
otwafer- pi : , sourreliirryoump A ppi, to
a 4- tu i rtgZedAT4
glie r owisltthe4 34 XWAM. "
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'clileecy LttiedApsolcit Ladies 464 31.4
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and Vottom4ose; ,T,'''''''f-',.7':'"?'"'-',..--,,,. :,,,-.:,•-•-•
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create a healthy appetite
F.v , 0 are an antidote to change ofwater and-diet
They overcame the effects of dissipation -and
- late hours
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They strengthen thesystem sad enliven thendnd
They preventmtasticandin. terraittentleunr:
7.-Ttiet-PiffifilliewreatirmasteldWid tha atom.
Tt,,,l,klS'iureDyepay aturtitindlittloii.lic
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They adi the best Bitters in the "world. - -
make the weak man strong, and ar t , =h a , •
nature's great restorer. They Arcrod.,,,,a
BtiCroi.vltu,mierad the celebrated ,
mrohnind•lierha and are taken wi th ' Meld
of a beverage, without regard to age or.time of
day. Partioularly recommended badelloa" : er-
Bons requiringgitle stimulant. 7r , -
Sold.by ktli Pzuffee4* - - 11 ,q4slt-,. 1 1 1 4, 81 k
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Lama awn Man Anita ...... IDINDRELSON
PRIORB - 01. ADyIBERONT 4 kozes;4s4o
Sinkle Seat Private Box. Ot PArquette and
Drone Circle, elzeirn,
,50 Baty Circle. 25
man' Colored •Efallary,'26 tentreolorsd gong.
50 !Mtn Ga ll erra oenta • •
•:-- , -Ilmmensti staves:fettle
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Entire new Scjiiiei; ,- 1`,..: • ,
tl Entire new mechanical effects! ''•
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36 - ordiskotre fell sAjin '"
caaraetere.
Nitatiat . .l
Tram Laura Kaan!allkeatre.--,4ailmiu.expmailv
!engaged and will:Appear fiailerprionaraboa4ar
glat 4 R l FaligN.k.inteskliusicialler
duSlA ll ,B 4 3olllal9lllPata aunt for'ur,
4:10 rught..&st Laura Xemetr.zu 1m •
PlorkonougitirilUati*Sat.fit:,llficrott
pion.tur. .oriehal chimetunbflii*Plutikither
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