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ases out of a hundred.
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hublited lorthe exteiulive sale d Universal
.Nmitopunang or ttoot/ancre German Bitanten. (Purely
erar-f.vvlrc,,,.s.qttedlll).oain(initrru-
ring
tganmanity the floce4tes of ostrums in the shape
poor. winegte,
_eMapOundixt with „nimu s
umt. and a Toluca. Stontachlcsand.Bit-
WM.
Beware, 0f..-.j,littinatimerable array of cotton°
reparahorui in plethoric bottles. and b' -bellid
under the modest appellation of Were:
i e l i ii%lastead td curing diffraggravate.s oases.
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ad, vt, the disapkointed ethrerers in d
HOOP,LABLP .
B. GEKMAN BI BIBS
Are cot" a new and untried article, b t. ha I
stood the test of fifteen years trial by the men ,ve
clan public: and their reputation and
not riva led by any similar preparation. ttArd
fro
The propriet , rs have tho Lotto®Lotto® usan ds of mhe most eminent i
Cltirgytuen, Lawyers, , Physielazis and.
I ,< ' citizens. i - 1 -
Teel:Win e ' ,of their ,own personal knowbidge. to
the(tleial effects mid medical vinues of these
Bi en ., L% .:3 ! •
DO ,FOl7-WAIKTROME2IB7.IVO go 5TRE.4170271s
16.2r 4 Y0 rff
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.v 0 YOU FEAPT TO BUILD UP YOUR 0 1 015
TtrUTION? i
DO YOU WANI , TO'PEEL WELL '
DO YOU WAST - 2 7 0-OEY ELL Ot IVEZVO U 8
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DO YOU WANT EN.'vOYI
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11.00FLAARD'AS GERMAN BITT RS.
P-AlkirlFall..l.4B FifitTlCi.
There are many prcparahon a cold under the
C
ame of Bitters, *a-up an quart LattZea, coinpfiunded
), of the efieepet4 waisk i r or cometon rum, eoetiTfrona
'2ofo 40 centeper ria OKI, the mete disp•itiaed 1/An
ise or Cbriander &ed.'
This class of Ili ters has caused and todl Gyratin
g's to cause as long tss these can be huldrede
'4.44 g"'Accia 4 4 Ole cold i eg.eir 1i.., , the
.., r := Avai e n i ai l berg 'conthuack taut& the isult e etc Al
eoholiss geinildantsrol.the,worst hind,the derire for
- .liiouorie 014ated toid,feept up; . and 'th.,i resa4 ts a 1
the .horror *con a,. drunkard's Wet and
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Per tho , etvizerdeaf e and will bare ~ •
Bitters, wipublurh the followang_receive. list ne
Bot.tisl Mlktt'a German-- Min and
0 je t uor
nisei
and or Good 'llr ndY
or Whisky, and the rest& wad Lea preps aftan
that will far excel ta medicinal virtues altrue
sr, ellen- ran of the numerous Liquo r ./3, ra in
fhe market, and well aces much leas. You mill
have all the virtues cef Hoolland's Bitters in
connection with a good article of Liquor, at a
reuck-,....145e price -W.• ryherrieffittor prepar lone
wi gt"..ot 4 .:. gi . .E l 2.. * ...1 V fit' ..
ATTENTION SOLDIERS,
AND TILE FRIENDS OF SOLDI
We call the attention of all having relatio or
[needs in the army to the fa hat •II An-
LAND'S German Bitters" will 'o r e nine tenths
, irtyellse megipdx, by ViDOBllll4 RD4 .iiriva:,
,j t - Pt . ,1111 Pden0q0 Wei ..0 the baki;pirlfult
shatnit (Lae in e newspapers, on the &naval
of the sick , it wilt be noticed that a very large Pro
portion are suffering from debiiity. Every ease
of that kind can be readily cured by Hooflmad's
German Bitters, Diseases resuldng from dipor
dere of the digestive or santaßi.. , nakdd remov
ed. Es4argeno Imiltatlpp is MAIO that.lf
Allefti tmm were treati fted - among oar soldieti
hundreds °flirts might be saved. that otherwse
will be lost.
We will particular attention to the followingite
markable and well authenticated cure 'of one of
he nation's heroes, whose life, to use hi. own
ant liage"ha a been_saved by theßitterire'-
. •; t F,tril.amm,vars4 Augnst 23d. 1862.
MoritraVondr. ' 45 Evans. - Wedi,..gentlerrien,,Zylr
.1 itkoofteact'a „Syrmm Dittbit i ii*saved 'MY i a
allaxe into hahlks in tbitL , Itis vont% air q by
humpear °fart eteilraded.atono of Manua.
appended, and who mere Ifollgl
all llusekermitaticds ofzuricase l' am,anb
been for the last four years, a membertf oh
lace's celebrated battery, underTaari T.O.
dof claptat .B.34ftrea.ll dit -
1
: 'Es u ilt,hintaint tipon'ipeardileta an ei; a
• - ed tin November last with intlamation I
the Juno. and wai ter seventy two gays in e
hospital. Thfs Inaryaretwed by great debili
heightened by an attack ofdysentery I rug,
moTe . ,l4 (tw h e ay 4#0 . 11 , 511;e and saint It. tis
, ~roo„botreateartiel-"Stats orldfine et' t=
which I landed on the23th of June. Since , .
time I have been about as low as any one co. d
be soda-ill retain a Fpark ofvitality• For a w..
or more I wassoarcety able taiStratiTmany t• .
and if I did fortitTa Indeed dolts. i im.... -
I&tali tliveyn gL. i r
imbld - cot e ve n ve keep a gtaii of water on ...
mach .14404Wortrwil i der t ftir: Mrt;
- oLiiitha. naml.kaeo _ gry--71 !My w
bad baba working Jai hfulls. though. unsuccesful:
Is, to rescue me fronithegrasp of the dread droll
er, frankly toll me they oozed do Eamon, forma
and advised me to see s t lanad'2loutrel
such dlaticeitiors of nisslimited4onde a, best aui
ed me. An of alit "VTalled me at th
hospital. .Steiribron. of th bele*
104- .. .hdy teed me as a forlorn hope, to tin
- nua kindly precore,,p, botle. From
the thealleehinfiedcadhohtetthrtil thriliadozj'
.del..ececled, and Ismnow..-Ognit Ilthl - ler it
better.' TheaghTltavelnkeabgtawn ,
Z;Zenlave gained lb pounds. and feel sanain
of being permitted to raloin MY wife and dagngh
ter, from whom I have heard nothing_ for odghl
teen annntluk thy. sundae:dm laill atm] Virgui4
Lae; Fro& Ole vudnity of Front Royal., To youi
italtLae; Bitters I ore thoglorious privilege oil
liveieg IP InV Irsqem thostowpgarn crr i n
rita. Y ( O4 .'
" 1'416 iiiONE. 1
1 2 . 3-trerlterinitihe hada ofthaabovestate-,
of as go h ad aespaired °footling .
Ix • MaleeNseatored-to-health. our comrade
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The' followbg review of President Lire
coin's response to the Albany Meeting, is
fronithe eloquent pen ofJudge 8. 8-INieh
1-ohm ,
The review, ,whib is marked , by the
-- -, . - ...
learning find, ability characteristic' of the
diethshed anihor, will b 3 -read with
'deep interftst 'by reflecting patritits. It
confutation' of the President's arguments
is 'rough and decisive, Thei
J adge
sap .
hie matter for no little gratulation to
every lover of the Ci 3 netitatiou, toi every
loyal patriot, that President Linco?ri has
thus placed in tangible form before the
public what there is Of reason, or its sem
blance;in support of his usurped power
to'abridge andpunish freedom of , speech
and of the / press:- It IS what he and his.
advisers in and oat of the Cabinet have to
present in hisibehalf at the bar of - reason.
Let not the flimsy and wholly inadequate
character of the reasoning induce nu in
' ference of any deficiency in him or them.
The fault is not theirs, it is not froth , any
lack:of capacity in them to do justice to ,
the subject, for the arguments is really as
good,, just astilausible asitiay that hag been
or can can be made onthat side (if the
question. It-ili, however, so discursive
and unmethodical as necessarily to itri part
much - of the same quality tc this brief no
tice of it.
The first noticeable thing which it pre
sents is his seizing hold of the fact stated
in one of the Albany resolutions, that the
great safeguards to free speech, free press
and personal liberty were adopted into the
Federal Conetitution after the close of,
the Revolution, for the sake of making
what he no doubt deems a telling retort.
He mks whether' the demonstration would
not have beerrhetter, if it could have been
truly said, that these safegnatis had been
adopted during-our Revolution instead of
after its close. , During the revolution ;they
could not haveleen so adapted into the
exi
Federal Const
bu tyition, for it th ha no 1
existence ;those safeguard s en
were ta
ken almost verbatim from the constitu
tions of several of the larger States which '
were made during the actual pendency of
the Revolutionary War, and for the rule
of government in an actually existing civil
war. As an exposition of the views of
the framers of Abe, , Constitution as a
'rivolationhriititifOrity to prove thit-those
safeguards werespecitilly meant for times
of war and t-1111 egeituotion„, the precre
dente from "'the, constitutions, of those
States are fully as antheirative as if the
FederallOtitiOtitaito4:44,,jxen add
deribg:4,tha/Ristroliition,, opte, , 1
,r.eseape final -these r eafekear.d he t!a
sertethat the - nilli,tat7 ' arrest, teal and
banithinent of , Mit. Nallandigham, ibex,
not to hold hitn'to*nsWeelbr a capital r
otherwise', "iatatribv Crime." nor were
thelitecegtlitiga against him , a "criminal.
prosecution. ' The effrontery of mere
.enial cannot gq _beyond ,this..Whatl
clOniffeidihn"hitiet wh
a clinie belong to ia
;Isnot litaMotia; yet justifiesl its puni
liihtitliy close imprisontrreit fOr, hec sh
ctitdingto the- trentenheortlici court-melt
tial or, Co banishment for life, according loj
the illegal alteration of the President ? - I.l e ,
does not - tell us, and ingennity„will, was e.
its altrulaitailit 'titilii_4 fi f p . li 'till' `A ,
s4Witlii-4-.
The `9t4 l e i bt l i- 4. l )tattkiii•atremtit to ineti
ktAaPiatietlailluit r'isi
..4 affamatiod 14+4
the speechea AC Mr, yallandightlitil were
pidEnicand‘-halitingthe enemy, or in- oth
-ei words 'Were quasi -treasonable— at leagt
they,were the pereetrstion. of,rnoral tree
son: "There being no legal punishment, an
he wrongful!? hlllimi,' for the supposed'
soffeppe, he mattes the,abaellgo'of '4Wsti.ch
la* the ver P f truildatitniofhttrelihn to in!
filet. the s'lturie, hinent.
_,,Tlik floitefifallod
baying -cal-ern* defined the _treason :and
precluded ~ that 'engine of tyrinny; cent
structive treason, and Congress not having
as he alleges, rand
l i videA 'Puy penalty for
each an o ff enee," e/' - , undertakes ers posi
facto, to create to new constructive treai
son and , ppieh.if bk a penalty , - gf; lig; own
ass re 1i°4 44,, // aef.ll - • ~1411,7421:LK I
4 "Ir.", 4.. 2 14 DCP 11 . 3 1- - PIYI lt anldAvOrkf
EcrWtoll4:ll/thilitttkii/jgript:4,,,L`3..9frit'ittilit r.:l,
I I discretion to tyramlizp, over the liberties
,of your countrymm .; As to his denial
that. Mr. Vallandigham's prosecution was
a 'criminal prinecationi within the mean
ing of the Ctuptitution;, •it ‘ must astound
every Man of sense. There is no denying
that it was a criminaj prosecution of some
I sort, and of course ; pleat fall within the
broad .poleforehetunve .-pro
oa hibitiett .0g
c ieutiona, v reyt 'AgsvrjetalY 1-ii
4tiviA
with the hid ofjary' trial. - ' a te k bbl Vi
ceution is that carefully niade-by the COD
st,i,tagou itself, for the punishments b y :
milit' ary eourts,t)f,
,plityorer eitiplitietll.in
the military service the:Making- Atth:which
rexception conclusively Droves the Wen
on to egelude any other. -.. The theory
444 cenetitution lan thatit is far' Vetter
vinmelhould go unpunished, than that .itti
njehea, he f
, 4 liould he enj t m ffi t e 4 t o wv ,
%Y..b4r401104 1- 4 , 1" kriesi alier-i-il ee r'
1 kti4its-,secant of the Intn.pkite'notelA
t: # l . l "9 6llllz 4'hkat gi4.Vall4 n di g ,
' .l _4loAlstigtlt,is .tta MAL:mall un- ,
' ' teltWaiifikett re
eratiminsz
solve nor .. tui
robliedoarthetr jlaerlties Ily a destine.
on -," or tkii-V4inilaillial"!11!:/litiMJ
raettldlitice teed isc_rartki lit iLiergiViii
ational sentinient, m. h(higif likie 4 civil ;
Elr at the North, ingiddif4n4nithlitilit thei
outh. _ vf ...Lc.. lot bast balrfcLosseri 4
I ThriGehrieratifilot ig9iMgeessi re ithi '
atiall not be required, nor cruel and un
usual punishments inflicted." % hat say
you of this safeguard, Mr, Lincoln? You
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DAILY POST.
THE POWER'S LOMB REVIIIWED.
' iiicitts don o
its Arguments..
VARIED
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t hi cruel - also,- or if ,
you do, then it can
only be by 'affirming that the punishment
is -barely commensurate with the heinous
iness of the offence. But if such be the
charicter of the offence,: then : what be•
comes of your other plea, that tis not an
"infamous crime?" As actual treason is
by common , consent the most infamous of
all crimes,all its proximate congeners,
' such &Elkus must partake largely of that
• :.
infamy. ; ': Without reference to the per-
I sonal hardahip of such a sentence, with
right minded men such damage to °mmo
ter is an, infamous punishment, the crime
if hoinaniehed must be 'infamous' also.
; Lit Was precisely to prevent such oppres
; sion in time of war or civil commotion,
by party majorities_ in Congress, or by
r, party &ids in the Presidential chair, that
tttilitiorrhsafegaards were placed in the Cousti
;dThe .Constitution having given, Congress
iscretion to suspend the exercise in one
particular instance, no other, during war
or rebellion, of one
.of the functions of
the civil authority, is demonstratiye proof
of' two things, either of which utterly an
nihilatea his whole argument. girst that
Stich, suspension must not be carried be
yond that particular instance ; second,
that the Constitution was made for time
of War.or rebellion, as well as for time of;
peace, otherwise there would have been
co need for the habeas corpus clause, for
without it, according to the dogma, the
executive would have hadunstinted power
both to arrest and punish. The Constitu
tion gives the government power to de
'dare war, and provides for its being car
ried on—it contemplitted rebellion and
authorizes its suppression—yet, according
to the dogma. was not. made for time of
war or rebellion 1 There are other in
stances in which the Constitution trenches
on the reserved . rights of the citizen dur
ing war or rebellion, and going to show
that,. its framers had the occurrence of
those junctures fall in view as likely to fall
under its sway : Ist, No soldier shall, in
time of peace, be quartered in any house
without the consent of the owner ; nor in
time of war, but in a manner prescribed
by Jaw.
Now, according to Mr. Lincoln's logic,
this clause attesting as it does, the' under
standing that the citizen was not entitled
to the same perfect immunity from arbi-
trary requisitions during war, as in time
of peace, there was to be one mode of
law, and another for peace, and therefore
the Government may during war make
what arbitrary requisitions it pleases, that
isi take a farmer's crops or horses without
`just compensation." 2d. "No person
shall be held to answer, &c , except in
cases arising in the land or naval forces,
or in the militia, when in actual service in
time of war or public danger."' Here byl
necessary implication the military are an.
thotized to take cognizance of and punish
offenses by speeified persons in time of
war or public danger, which according 'to
the same logic authorizes , them to punish
all persons. That is, a clause expressly
introduced for the purpose of preventing
the military from punishing anybody, ex
cel:it those engaged in the military service••
is construe& to give
power to punish''
everybody, whether ao engaged or not.—
This effectually runs the argument into
abautdity. and there it will be left.
Mr. Lincoln says that Mr. Vallandigham
"was laboring with some i ffect to prevent,
the raising of - troops; to encourage deser
tions
from the army; and to leave the'
- Rebellion without an adequate force to
suppress it;' and furthermore, that if this
be not true, then be was improperly are ,
rested and punished. Well, this is poi
true. So far from it, be in Consread did
not vote against the men and money the
President asked, and said not one word in
the speech for which he vms punished, to
prevent the, raising of troops, Or to encour
age desertion from the army.: If he had
done both or either, then he would have
come within the act of Congress defining,
and punishing the offence, for which he'
i donld and, certainly would have been Ode
,' quately pnished by the Courts , so that,
according"'to Mr. Lincoln's • own worst
rehOwing, there was not even the miserable
l i ptetext of public necessity for his punish-'
nieilf,' by.the military. If, by, a circuitous
fcourse of ratioc•nation he means to don•
tend that' every speech made in opposition
; to the justice and policy of the war, in
tome alight degree, Lends to discourage
enlistment and encourage desertion, then
i11:66 h.rthiiii,ltifrtivemnaliihozoetikl,sernisbeithneeriliosfatornneat.
,:pat Snell it sight prejudice to a vi or
I preeecntion of the war, is but an unavoid
'able incident to the exercise of free speech,
and is, altogether of too problematical and
trivial a character to induce the nation to
acquiesce n
.the suppression of that finest-
unable ri t, _
,
,„ ,PLi e g9,l4 ll qh.Chathab3, Burke, Fex
an, ? 91era . 1111 *trated. 41 'raine; of ever
lipillgeleoetice, while : free/y.and repeT.-
s
Ally denouncing the. ar . againstthis con :
ky,dirrin g Our Jitivolation,, nti impolitip,-1
iinjn4t, 'cruel, and tinchristion. A. pridi-
I feign which the noblest.patriots of Engle*
'heiVe''freely exerciaecifor the last hundred
.1111 d 647 years, during.olenost every war'
,iii which England has -.hest' engaged. t - A
litivilidge which the whole Federal party,
Ini.epti,"out of,.Congress,• exercised with
11,1*odtTerOdions, license during the whole
of Out - Tait war with England. A privile ge
which Mr. Lincoln-himself in company
th very many other Whigs freely exer.
; cuted,Aciting, our war with Mexic other
; President Polk had arrested him and
Whig leaders, and , kept them imprisoned
during
tie the war, in punishment-Tot their"
do g
privilege, he and they together ,
l e
with the!whole country would have deem!!
kt gross, tyrannical violation of their
rjghte,ae American- freemen.' ' 1
•xlie.:Lineoln Wiehoir to make it a tlam•
kging4oitiV against' Mi. 'Vallandigham,;;
becauselehas alwnys ' ben opposed to a;
wai'ofinvlttliop 'against, the' South for its
subjugation late ariboilision. Whetherl
viewed as fault or error, or both,. it is one
by tro_meatie pi facciliar to him , but equally
Belongs bitt leatt one distinguished Abo
lition evil Of Mr. Lincoln, and with;
ivbicTriabimielf and his whole' ;Cabinet ;
were equally imbued so late as AprillB6B, ;
whenlir. Setbeird. wro te ,to our Ministers;
id., that the 'Adinittistration had;
tdefinitely decided.against the policy. of
lAltiao;s:arl4l4l4l7/1410Ingthlteli; theta
is w rind llcl oulle ie d i ly n .
Ipiluirdialife'for Mr. Lincoln and his Cab-
O,et. ±9, 4:0 1 1 1 E9,.aufl Rbeogesa vitals policy,
t - EkirelY.lt is equal/y. permissible for Mr.
Le,klieliidlka t o ;4 adhere: to an opinion",
1 1* 1 § 114 : 51 14144, ,801 l identically- eoincided
1 101 t 1 i - ' , W,Teli c ei t i. Such ,coincisienne ihould at I
'kin' ha% ie . i,ttie . ; iltect* _of ;exempting , him 1
From all- blanie*orthineirs in their estima•
' ii clt i scoi r etthii2ito-one of 'the. erbenified i
-Leettda,nf his,iptiniihruenL-"ltia eito ern:
liatieellty t leo:au-id it j pt6eritti-this only
ItiataditiOgreniebiiiiffdistinction between!
kepagiddiadd4flistitiguiShild Abitltiniinsl
htxivitiailmonnity huivi. , bee* oWitrto;
/
Ylknd speak _moteothail *rat iitilitin-i
i Veragenitnt of thet:datiecityokirajrast'-'4
orthineils-of the - !AdibitifitxtraVibirci 1
Llitingit.iiitoodianl4inedii*h ' L
-4'
/..
manly affirms that the punishment of Mr.
' Notwithetanfflfrifteitiefnofeea:
Vallandigham was not at all "because he
thwas damaging the political prospects of
e Administration ; ' .-.,. ;., .....i..... ____,_
of congra_ -------7---=-----_-_-_-.2.
tulation and consolation to all
those who can give it fullkcredenee. It is
not meant even, to insinuate here that it is
not entitled to the fullestferedence ; but it
is a fact of great import "ace that a large
part of the nation —po ibly a decided
majority of even our Uni -loving citizens
—give it no credence w4tever, Certain
it is that the great Dernbcratic party be
lieve, as they say, with-paraffin:My, that
the main reason for hisfpnaishment was
because of his being a Diternocrat. lloq
ever calumnious such anlimputation may
be, yet Mr. Lincoln and rery member of
his Cabinet ought to hay had the sagaci
ty to foreknow that such ould ;be the re
salt of his persecutioa, ithat such result
would be ve damgingito thelAdminia
tration, vastly o r e s ao than the speeehea
of a hundred such men. l'Everyprinciple
of policy, every dicte.te i f common sense'
or of prudence forbid the q persecution.
I Yet for some inadeqtatte, tioffivulged I
reason, the persecution has been, indulged I
'n — the consequence being that, notwith
standing the many obj,sctlons to his pear
lier notions in polities and especially his,
very foolish vagaries as to the :mode of,
i stopping the war and obtaining peace, toe
Administration will make him Governor
I of Ohio by the vote of a very large ma-
I jority of its enlightenedTtriotic people.
As much as such a thin is to lie depre
cated, yet it is useless f r'ne to'disguise
from ourselves the fact, that this Admin
istration has equally in ,its power, by a
similar act of folly, to make him our next
President; that is, by his incarceration
after he is elected, to prevent him filling
,the office of Governor. Whoever will
re6ollect the immense run which the cry
of 'Willies and liberty7l had thrbughout
all England, will see nothing overstrained
cr fanciful in this conjecture.
Hydropolta, or Garden Spr. nkler.
A NEW AND ESEFUL ARTICLE
11. L wetting plants and flowers, washing windows FOR ,
earriagei. die, Pumps of every desenption sold
and repaired. Daykies Patent Nra et. Drawer
made and sold.
W ELDON &KELLY, hit IVtiod SL
Ono door trotn Sixti
The Howe Sewing Machine
I Invented 1845. Perfected 1807,
ECEIVED TRIBUTE Fll.Oll ALL
' ATI other Sowing Machines, at the World's Fair,
1862. II 121 1 e the Singer Sewing Machine rec-ived
an honorable mention on its merits and Wheel
er S: Wilsons a uncial for its device called ' was
cok." The Howe Sowing lifachinP. was
awarded a premium (to an 13nglIsh Exhibitor.) as
the best for all Purposes on exhibition. Oer /igb t
e t Maohine guaranteed th make perfect Work on
the lightest and heaviest fabrics , .
Sold and rented. Cor, Penn di St Clair. streets.
A. EL.McGREGOR,
Agent.
mY22:d3taw:ly
di LED PROPOSALA %EEL BE l
ines
and by the Committee ea, Fire Engines
and nose, up to Jane 20th: IM-ror three thous
and feet of best quality of TEN INCE LEATH
EK 11 . 03.11, copper raited:iand Jones' ;Patent
Couplings att,ctied thereto- The heFe to he
Properly tested before they are received* the
city, whim payment wilt he made In cssh.
2.10HN QUOIN,
u l2lll qlllool', Committee.
BACON SIDES—
-12,..005 Ba.ocraEitleain444izikaid:for i41.1.0,b7
30 JAMES
1.1 corner Market atreetsr,
GENTS LASTING 4 CONCIR/fFiS GAI
TKRS, a very su p e riorqualitYugstree'd at
W. R SCEIMRRZ & CO
• No.3lPifth St.
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS,
CADMAN & CRAWFOPD
. .
Afannfainttrere of every variety of finished '
.BE4BB WORK roil T1 , 171111E11,8
GAS or STEAM FITTEI:IS,
NA OEUNESTS AND COPPRELSIWInpv
ERASO CASICIAIGUA OP EVERY 'DE.
seseription Made to order Steataboat Work.
ededand gas fitting and repairiisg promptly at
to. Rartioular attention pasp to fitting tip
Refineries for Coal and Carbon Oils,
Also, e:ile agents for the Western Dfst-bst of
.Peihisyfrania. for the sale offilarah, Lanedell.dr
Co.'s Patent S j phon Pump, the best over inpo
ted, having no valves it is not liable to get opt of
ord e r an lts suitd will
tial
throw more water than any amps
wis
febllidly.
BOARD AT SARATOGA SPRINGS,
WASHINGTON HALL, (lato /Ora.
w w Mason's), so tong and favo•aul y knoPern
to %isitore et the . Springs. Is Illow °peril for
the teeoPti , n of gueets. The house is large.le
lightfully situated on Brouthrli.Y.' betty on ,
the Congress and Empire Ei_prilltglg. d '
isetirreunded by ample and beautifully shaded.
grounds —Table tirat-elaet—and the- rootuß laU
edap ed for ram lies and large partite offrie ds.
For further partim'ars address Wasbingtbn -
MAI, Saratoga Spring's. . jet:Cm!,
B. AL EMIL.. ...... JAMES GLOVER.. ...... .401 IN POSTXB
ipTAlriiTtilifaUctZTAßlCH BLi.nr!..
1
KIER, GtovEß_ itt Co..
hismufazturors of Piro RA1:441711m eniaibrue, 40,
and dealerd in Firsand =rumble Qias, i • i
•1.. Moe 3 65 , Libbrty street ; otiptmitirthi - P. R.
R. Passerkitor Depot, Pittsburgh, .E, u...._1 " ,
I:::trdars Fespeothilly solfdited ' tNiagtpil
Ohio WhitO'Suiphurffiiring+
.
, . .. .
riving. WELL 13..NOWN..WATERlifirg
Ai " Place; will be f o r mally:opened:ol4 the 18 b
,onTune. TMSBprings-this season, will be under
the immediate. supervision- of=the "prepri,tor,
who .w ill be assisted by Messrs . Joseph A. BWop
nid, and C. C. All'ehel. IQ is the 'intention 1 o
make the house, in eit reepeett equal to thp ben'
watering nines in tber counry: and t o pro nerally for the ooinfoit. and tumommodatfon4ll
the goeste. For tome, qr other informution
Adllregt.
A. WILSON', r. • I
Lewisoenter P. O. Delaware Co. 0: I :
. .
CONCORD
C - )APE VINES.
RN AMONG THE ,r 'MST TO
; Wl VE eture this INVALITAAILE, GBAP4
end have fruited; it for tips
_years. lre atained
OW original vines from Al
to BIBLE, who origina
ted It. The Pittsburgh rtieulturaF Somata In
asS swirded us a - diploma for its exhibition,
and she Allegheny ,County Agricultural Sooiety,,
ia1.... 56 0., a pretranal for }Sas ' the BEST . new
seeming fraPe..in ell respeota superior to the
Isabella.'
Ossr stook of Vine" i 9
anywhere. which we offer at 25 nn eim
Cen atied
t! sad
P,50 per d sen, $12.50 pfir .190, $lOO Der ly
4.009, fillaall vines at leas prices.
We.oan furnish a few extra largo fh4es at hem aot , eod . Se..
,59 aeon to $1 each. • • . ' y
`,I. Kr.rox -
Ifo. 29 Fifth Street,:
• • • • wanted:
•
•
per M&:DOLLAttd litorrrul - r wsail
a eft`to m Agents in emery county , at $7 a,
tam P
& eepensea paid; to sell my new chea ,
117'8'0414 afaobines. S. MADISON. Alfre p aul
d.At - ,
, ..
' * Wanted„ i.
6 ° DOLLARS A 1 19NTIV WE WARIr
Agenta at sBo,a month, expenses paid to
isnot= - Auer tasilnb Pencils, Orient a/ Burnere,{Lud
13 otber,artial__,es /5 cirtmlarasernt' true. Addresa
, • • 1511A•W & CLARK, Bideford,; ;liana:,
mYll3cpdatv
CONCORD -4}.11A-Pt----
,
treERIQIII yfNEg iT42 'SO ' Vat '
ftgiVlSl l2so der 100. 'titre Vibea at :Prat
pr 1
Bag . lls.
BECKHAM & LONG
127 Liberti , atreet.
COMMERCIAL INFORiATION,
Arbitration Cotarnittee . of the Beard
or Trade
.TNO.
M DI W R V
HP. JWAmB.
BL
V PA R M ERR t
DAVLDModES.
•
Movements of European Steamers
•
!78011 AMERIOA.
Sidon June 10... New York....Liverpoo
Aeia... .............. _Tune 10 ...805t0n.... ...
Persia.. ...............Junel7.- New York.....Liverpoo
Liverpoo
Marathon. ..... ....,Tune24...Nocv York.:.•Liverpoo
Scotia
Africa .....
..
........ .Tune 24...805t0n . . ....i-Liverpoo
July 1...N0w York-,..Liverpoo
Roder
E July 8.-
.:
New York..Liverpoo
Great astern...July2l...New York.... Liverpool
MY NIMAPIII.
Kansa .....w. June 10..Liverpool...New York
Canada June 13..Liverpool...Boston
Kedar June 16_Liverpooi...New York
Trip01i.......'.. ...... Jane 27..Liverpool...New York
- --- __
MONEY REARIZET.
OORRBOTBID DAILY FOR TER RORYIND POST
BY
REIMS. KOMITZ & lIRETZ, outran&
stck US WOOD DIREWP. ' •
Gold,llong are the baying and ge l ling rates
fo Silver, &o. :
Geld . Buying gelling
Silver.. . .. 142 00
—.. 24
Demand 1 1
41 00
% 00
Eas exchange.
New Yorke ßaltimore .. _ ....
... "-
Boston. .....
pai
Par
par
......... par g i
Western Exehange.
LC r uieinnati ...... „.—....„ ...... par •X
glouisville ................ ............ par X
eveland ................ ; .. _ ............ par
St. Louis.. ................. ........ par .5i
PITTBBUR3H OIL TRADE.
The Oil market on S MONDAY. Tune 2901,1863,
.aturday was some ex
cited. The:steer in firethands being light, what
holders
were firm in their views, whilst in some instances
an advance was demanded. A heavy OperatiOn
at Oil City caused Quite a stir among dealers.
• A dispatch received at the Oil Exchange reads'
as follows:
i
On. CITY, Jule 27th.
10,000 bbls crude sold yesterday at the Farrel
Well at $3 50 per bbl. The owners of the well
refuse to sell any more at that figure and demand
higher prices- The rates were, up thecreek, $.3 50;
at the mouth, s4®s 50. The market was, brisk.
Crude in good demand and held nominally at
16a,17c without pae'rages and 2 @Uo with, t ales
25 bb's muddy. 15e; 20 bb's fair, '2oc; the latter
included packages; 350 bbis in lots, 1634©22c, the
former without and the latter with packages.
Refined—Demand improving. Sales 30 0 bbls
In bond, 423; 700 bb's for future delivery, terms
withheld; free held at 49@50e.
Benzoin drill; we omit quotations.
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PROVISION MARKET
Clneincialtl.
Business in Provisions is confined alniost en
tirely to the filling of o dart', and though cut up
into small loth the amount of stuff taken is
rather larger in the aggregate than it has been
for several days past. ruch demand. as there is
roes in bacon and inferior lard or grease: dales
of , rib and clear. sides were made at 5 (4).5 1 );re 4 fcir
good quality- Bacon shoulders are quoted at
4@4Y,,e, the former the buying figure Prime city
lard and m•ss pors meet with scarcely any, atten
tion, though firm at the old figures Bulk; meats
are nominal at 3% . "@'•,N0 lor. shotilders,4hc 'for
sides:
ER.. . . . .
Iflfow *obi ISetl.4 In l iiletattgg.--i' .4 "-:
r.
DEracur, June 2 3—Tbero is nothing" doing in
wool here beyond the purchase of a few light lots'
of the ottarsest grades which were presented, and
which bring from 50@530. This market aS not
ono t.) which much wool is sent. The indicatiors
show fair for an advance in the rates at piesent, I
and this would probably be the ease were buyers
assured that there would be no change either:ln:
, the for eigti Exchange or in the state of th e cottntry,
but no one feels certain what twenty-four ;hours
mar develop, and hence we esteem it best not to
be too ssaguine. It will be seen by the correi •
,- poncletice below that Plll2lO clips are bringing
close to 65e--a price that may' e considered fully
up to the times. , .' •
COLDWATER, Stine 2.2.--Om. correspondent
writes: - The 'sales of wool in this market lest
Iweek were about 10,069 pounds, of which ;folly :
'looo_ rounds were brought in on t..aturday. rota
Friday sales of washed wool .were 5 , @62c, On
1 Friday all the better lots sold' at 62 @64. 1 .4ct per
pound. At the latter figure one of our best farm
eis sold his whole clip of 152 fleeces, rearming,
1 ; therefrom $521 53 'I his was not a necessit,v_tsale.
but made byan in'tel'igent 'farmer. who, thinks
the risks assumed.by the buYer equal to any pros
, pect, for profit that, may seem to exist in the
future."'• ' •
I
'lv 011. Jlllll3 4i-.12t11 aegnain %nee from thil sea
ton on thetfirand river road states that McGraw
Is buying as Usual, but that it is slow work.! On
Monday sevefaf tots were purchased at 50W5c , e.
very clean tot of abput 600 pounds bringing: the
Satter iprige. — bstrott Free .1-'reeo.
...
, . .
EUROPEAN -.----- or , AGEN C Y.
......2...- ....
nria[o3l.9.B43lATElill AGYROPItin
AL ,Agent, !MO( Mentardiela'Lliousis ' PUm
intrkh.Pa., UP - rowan ta brine out oared back
'PatatuVere from :or to lapari of the old eopu
to. either hrstettm or flaPackete.
SIGHT DRAFTS FOR /Quiz. parable In Any
part of Europe.
Arent for the Tudlanawas and Clucirmatl Rail
read. Afro, Agent for the old Bleak Star Line of
Sallies Packets, for , the S tamer Great E'ast
ern, and for the feces of Steamers
4 sailing between!
N• . - - York.. Liverpool. Glascon_and Galwo.
mN E.
steam' to. Queenitnn and Liverpool.
The_ tirst. elas& powerful Steamship 1
IN tlif-.L.' u 0 0 .., h 1 .; 1 • - - REDAR,
;-•• • ARALT '/ , TRIPOLI,
WILL • S'il, IPROIN NEW YO
• • • every aii rterna, Wedoesday. from Liver
' Pool every alternate Tuesday, and
from Queens
!
'towneven' alternate Weds
eslaY
Steerrwo PaSsavi from Liverpool or '
tiwn. &10) from Novr York $32 50, PaYable Queenal, in,
Geld or its equivalent..in Carreneir '
For Steerage, gailiaite Apply, to WILLIAMS A
CIJION,'1(l lea".lcp,rSiit.blewßAYrnorlt,ciAorN.
Agt.
JE%IT a N o t 15 IM t ononti t thel&H •
ouse. Water St '
tt
qa0:.14. COCHRAN,
nit '
ATToR ....e46 COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Odloe N0. , 89 - Grant attest, near the Court
Reuse, Pittsburgh.
I. 1..
ABUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
na.' his ears will" receive prompt attention. Col-.
'options madeund the money promptly remitted.'
deofhlyd.., '.
p , ,
itiTsir. viszAtiza
DR. - BROWN'S OFPIOEy
50 ..44/fiiITFIELD STREET,
.._ .
Mtizo na T anAi ' etninerza in need of medical ad
i vice should not fail to eye him a oalt.
1 Dr. Brown's' reniedies never fall to care irapn
rities, sorofalous• zed "venereal' affections —sung
Fhereditam taluti ew.th as tat ter. psoriasis and oth
iskui disaaies, Ilte,orifin of which the patiaat
guorant. , '' ' ' ~,..,_
._____. ' • •
:. ~, i .1 •._ ESEAMtAiIi, wakga47,6B. ' '
1)Mr...,_ _l3 a remediesfor Aids ifiliatioti. brouglifon
Yeotttary habits' are the only, medicin k
a this wan w td hich are cafe _ and -ain ea sp a n o M
; rgtttare
Dr Diiiiiihe relitilto
,cure, in ate* days thla!
infal at/hafting ' .."-' "! ' ' '
Ile also treat blarc.6lkedifilentiiiirhoo, Urethal
..lischarircs, Female Diseases / Pains la the'Bsek
end dildiitdisi , lisiteli,N 'of Atte; nladder. atriet-ii
aros.etd.Emo t i , . Sara . - , -
1 Aldtterje„ e e !met ocattain at leesti
ONDDOLdiAIL" _ , - , • • - ! - .1
316dietiret leittin• •;astrindireie ilitiellied:
!, litticeandsrlyethrododd lilei+so iburapjanin
I PlAliz 15 . 4, 0whi:Phibila , ;I: lioiscutvo
---"-----
ApartartsTmaii ivitifil ce.4v h - 4, •''
as, Letters ofd dministration to the Esrate.
ofGeorge tlaassemfrrder, saddler, late of the OltY
of pittabuign, doc'd., have beegran rd to the
suhscribcr, all parsons indebted ' to B.A.' Bstate
will make payment. and th9,se having clalnau
DEAL*III3 IN OILS. _
8 7 / 1 1: ii 1 ,El-.-—al---- .
-----
.' leesteraverneant or:, --.:
Vilure, No. 1 Carbon iciti,;
' '',.iii: mrrz co .T., .v. : :.' ' t: :•L
rPenn' arefite
;Iti D e ois - I,l3l4tTit pFiuta, otim
a 11 .epot. •, , - -
. 11 -An oil wanaiated• ! stmi74 ...
THE ARDESCO 011.-001
nalearuremußk:A.-111)Ift4V8 X
ell gaPeri°r:Nilale?t:.
Heiblell I'l Aidetieo . 011, '(--r-I
0 Lie,
, • row-Emoirvii:2s:l4o; ;
P y - 411- p ENz co ix. .li.
Inarehl *eig7iswiarl4 -P 1 I.W j
1Z1881711611/. Plitrxd.
_ •
. .
14CI °exit . 011 : vv.) rliN
! DITNOAA. itotltilluip a co.: .
•
P;tilal 4111121710 f
IVIULTE' nlarrAke ,
to o% No. so tun4ity 41TRRET Pitts!,
. . _
ire II A N .16 Ili , :BRA
COBNIONS." OANDKLBUSI3O
TsAMPsa
AEGITIDEV OR litaliONZED,ai"
and made equal to pap Ale;
dte., altered tolntrn Carbon Oil at the ltdr •
/49np, aP4i94. Store
wEino.x..pmanui E4
i atals. •
/ 64 Wooa stmt. riesi 134
The Phalosopktg;aurner::
mismionsi Brimitomodirriffei
MAL Phi losophrellurnergar Oar „ la nal!
nab? I t voesesea- - maw ied . ! . :ova -the .
commor,itaaat.' = 1 -
L.'s mokeel eoi c .***tiwithieutrea
tarobtation •__ - - - 1 . .
-- 2.-11. wok .
_inibiaiiyi quandgioVeiriritbilifek4'
8. It can Jarmentrlnttra Jong
nigh abut eninuitay. i
4. 1 : - it oartistkiaal its Luna t-lel.
• E. It ean always be made tioxl)urnuurn zoicalb.
,:_____,-e-Jt• hi: eagei 04121 W. - ad ter
.u=lir. •
inLi _ 1
it can . be "trammed an Wited t withentro- ,
coringillivgle °one. -
••8. It al the White ligh t & b oy, the'eore. 1
9. The ohinmey can be removed or iimarto4
without touching th a
These burners B ath e common No.l its% And
can be put on any lamp now in use. Booty per;
son using Ca b
eon Oil snould have a Philoso j okie
Barner.2s: eatila:_per dozen 89.: Sold a
1425-Irdlir
Ni. R 9 Milan street. rittabwei.
~ P 4 KAAMIcit. r,
PIAN m
k AL BE d!
_1p11.41 PiA2lEO*
' it ' .
lola opened this week i o ome surety of those
BEAI7TrETIL INOTIOTTS4 . ..
beyond . doubt the fireseinibeconvi6. — . this fact,..l
is row almost =airmails, coneedad t :for-some
months past we have been linable to Bp oak hie
o f our orders. - '- - _ if>
• WARRANTEDYIVE YEARS. 1 1
Baines Brothers Breelsitar Piaiio Fortes, Iliiii ,
best cheap Pianos made. For sale 'Pr .. 1 *-, :4 • , 1
• _ CHARLOTTE 8LU..,.1.i
• 4 s..rifth Ist Fort,.
•
•
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SECOND HAND PlialOS.
,41 ,AC ionrcurarstst 7 OCrroVerE. 12E,ALV
-2"2, lifal black Walnut case, eery little
need..—.l.. --,. ..4. .'. ..
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A 7 octave, OldolGrig, ItAiiii.OGli,fiiliCi
Ord rate th atiminent.--.. - 200
A 4 37 oOtave, Boma Bc, CA. 11 0grea 4414 , - /S' 1 .......
handsome Instrumen.t.,in gulp order- rra
A 6PI ootayet.Stodart, Rosewood,' earea ;
PannelE m fr0nt.......... , .. ..,....„, 1 165`
A, 6 „q'gcrtave, Zola &co. /Gs 7 w..,Q, row =
front, on excellent Nat0......0...... , ... ......,. ' 1160
A.'6 octave, thirkering. Rosewood rotund .
oomen4o&OodteliablePheno, .. .. ~. 150
i 6 octave, nallet,Davis & Co, .Roseioed. t .135
A 6 oct...Stodart. maho zorwrentid front 1 so
AA. 6 oot, Swift. , do ......;,..........--. ; 75
ABoot, German. dg - ..... :- .... . ...... . I 'BO
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suitable for Businoso Bait. 4fuLl: and comilpter
assortment. of lino bla ck
CLOTUS AiNip:cmks.sniziticsi
Plain and figured Silk and
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Moor Giain. Fish. .Drferi l e rttit„Pat-iind Petso .l'
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TAll work it idly attontod and iokrranted.
~,clotagelitn, Post Building. oorni r Fifth and
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RE* TO -X
1 familial in the efts and *mon SIIPP
brolP3
et all kinds. at short notice. I with 1
will alto at.tend
-i.• •oe PIII ChM e and oak of propartj,. coll&ition
of rents and claims. notodoto loans, dro. 1 from%
1179 Ultimate bmwledge of tika city 1 ad ,
_co, onto.
tstd,lonn elDerienoe_l4 > t.4o_ ingurceLl.....unuEL- -
Establithed
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EintIM I M . '
13. Mod ' denomi- ' s o .
niktjortet l trest ileum gad ,
awaits lihrat=tailf- • •
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et bl i fit2gtrboth ` ; --
rap ,adoAtaitala ta a reraVtix- Became
Matoet72.
,nu ea facd• of Ma doint
au aral_fahntladabliot are dreadful!,
h,t a meat ,iehz Immoral
and: for - -bo a ,sue
, 00nit lion amour
th ~
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, ••• 1. trOgignielZegtiOna to tre . o_th ear
irtno oe that th do eat& ha Dr. e .BDAN.•
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tem a lucrative arscZ
: ~- Zurnit"Dol4-4""l.fair4
iurp
.In lanoranoe. aprons tro aa m 0011L3 and
ifwho eampara-audety. Iraqi:mom> 810:1311. %a
triWd cantuctiprz. Maar& o
tla trat . Ito
.. i tnat numerous
...ente and guardians are manual that "their
....,gy &smitten and wards. previously feeble
Idcu lrft. —and i =railsPeierition_ and
by 4avg oarart - ;Jto braattit' gad vim DR.
nitANSig marh m,..bealdeo masv . before and after
hirothava oversaw much sohl
I=sranadeti ortifestloa., .dro, ,SPermatorr-
Iteaersarnat arookunaletely cured
In a vent ort coaft,of time lus new remedies.
Watel?„graomonatar.W.olw. see coauxrandi
rc i l fax4y l . Af. lne ve sOl e tf a laltedom. hsvitts gran the
abandon.
al It ihd to — inthatigila_ rvi 7i'emalo dia.
Oaf fritreitedtile name had
aver torty rears ,(40) woe m_thetr treat.
-ro st n ila ti terdlalestanth • - Old . Werld and In
'the Uni Stateg les& hto grav—to ail left a
iraittrietalth Imd ban=wwill:Ardn bloom
ulna a now- ailed cheek. Trifle nommen:l
mOte • maw but-come and be
'Consomplon and an of its kindred dieesaes.
vabicit erp„ miw, arm .M 1 tratroormindak ean
new he
relizmal
-to attend to it In
Nar v itawai
e- Jrnil ean - nf In, treatment
glutei= copy o the hi luivitter.whlch
la tiveo: Jo a.U. that amlar:liaving tho ad-
Vantage of over hrtzi yearn catomienoe MI
• C&SCrTa#924 otraufauitently. - italunt, molar skit/
in the treatment of monad drama% and who II
, daitr eenstMedlw. glearolkgft.'sa well eeraoom
- mended by", apectan. cilium. Intelmete. Pro
Misters , ey t i t o taa teks4 aug a elicts.. 4W ISmitmaradd
streetAtear cod - Private common!.
eetkino *c
if.M.II tor la _of, linical t& at e
landtdt4c. raiwee M t .•
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ROW LOST! H 0 1, RESTORED!
atiet , kilililitedz.
692 In' le_fiewltd- anecdote. Pries
Cants. .
, A LECTIME T ON; THS -NATtIT
MAO Radical Ortril or Rpm= htea Of
ihwansj ,Weamas.-: Livaltmbui.: Wallow,
teenier Debnith and Impedimenta , to. !darting,
laniorrliervonswim Reeeampaw B r u m ,
sad ne Mental and Phylum! Ineepaoity. remit
plaziti i r a mittatia t r or liT t alOßT, A J. 1:1 , ..
1 A =Boon _to l'honsanas , of - Sufferers."
Dent under real. A in- a o_4o- wireloPe , to any ad
hdreg% pia pasa-on - redeipinf . E4lx-feopr two
ostage clamps, by Dr. 0H.,..1, C.
4 , _ - L 1 '.l27,,eiroskeliwar,-;316w , writ,
mAL:dkirStn ,
_poet Office Bon, USA.
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iii ik iou r i9ittlivot-4L,Arizio Feb
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re.asaftp,. .444 imam:dad In thou-
Asand§ of in metering the afillet4 to sottnd
uletrA9ll4 dalittlidenfidteVeinamingnalm
t:.; :ff Grisittj ifori ettlditt t iitifirrifidy."
1 - -• • ; ;.-. 014, 1 8 4131W11K1E.4111a
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Iygiaiiiivineiaiaidietetiiha d....
.u.,14904 bail, itogratricur f trooti re.
, =orbs alatoultum arising from,
. 4biliitlittitdrte. Stoppage - or iiatare.
:arta ontkoinn, rat pothailiadth when
irettferltv from
Pratte** ther.
the. Ifintk•Vr w' Bee or tkouroritic Ur.
vtti in all Asses of . .Drb-2 iey or Norrous
•Jfintlfrromaizipacalms;A:d.i . 1 .e...te.,
w olt_are the ~i 'rermmeas of more serious disease.
c li ttl aanenoeillOtresterfectlttitaterelerie t e the eon
ststetwe. awl owst to: tam_ bet he most delicate/a.
gitas without owswiuti.rwarestwat tim`name tuna
ay.. alt Jibe .a,Aisrug, br.otnlmethmins,invigo.
ettng..eadroOlyt to . ah : - .l thy cert.
Raobon cootains6o tit* Tun On Do
end whdo deleted dir Eb - int msil gre.gufil
au stde"... Rd_ Agent Mr t Mlle no--,nog
kv .l`.. BRYAN trooettter,N...L. coil lhitt'ot
‘ lad bdpn[ttgboefro g ,..eralli st ' vv ." '"" '-
' Corner Illarkedi7rWerattloid,
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. .. . . . viniantfreak Until* one
! ' egol, !, , biftwoired; ° end; totted for
l ..- . 1,1 . Saw , t I ataatliteett =Fostoria%
5L ilurnorrtiedzaAltan Ural &Ora' iiiiidiricilon of
;113k .f ulo x e raV ii npfly and for
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' fi nished - NlA:ready Id Alp
ise 02..4 0 47171U7
:IA &r:natipoqliatin and 40 I
4.11. .c. ',. •...'' .. fi1124 400 iron sejavately.
Writt . 1 • • , 1. ,1 - • • - as drhill hi
4 „....-Io.A . Oro sod . : .. • -4.... • I . s zitaatorooZ of
woman moottinetv an .-- • • e... • , i
our nrloes are low,, 4nrr .. ~-; .... .. : t a ck? .
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LTENT'I3 - ' FI4O,4IEITEO: FOODS,
iiiiiitiihnirPaper (Wars. -NPA IVArsid' oven'
mongziniato karitbv tint alio " human,
Ord,erepTommtlgAieouted,,,i
i 95,50, ' - WEBSTEXVB . . 405,50
11# IDGED= DICTIONAIIY
FUtyftplea contiote;Protarhu at Within- 16441
JOHN m ham_ Lou,
- hie"; ' , , , ill iffeodgt roet .
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J§,.}Ellp COMPACTOIIIB
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Cts'llotelig2"ll4l:ffilto24lllo:4l6rthott:rear2.4l.ll44haostalfl"Billthvirkr eivEiohro,irtot
• did
Morin! stand; to ad to aid
W.
u_ bl = l . o yrisalidisto r :r P otlttiio f r th ah "1-4a M no .,
ones blot t , ua n Ditest -
ItorOkwl ri e rialith Aa sz/464142 44 11 01671tir 1e f 0
41.) i tal.attan
Rq )2 :!1.11.14,
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w.orii,:lintl-5... nunscu_
...4 her often for aalefonrOgiblellote eitiutted
oo the corn er f` . Grove s treet and Centre nyeente
ad j oijdni the ftththi War 4i. inPitt brarnithlD.
n o l o b ore then 24 mt. frontm 110 feeteep.
sunzausbiek taw allex addiatmiti tt w k ..
tad by - streeta and earn; On ever? aide. oof
the lota hate triune house 013 them, Ave twins
irtitatmemb ea:
13 4 " z arandatwi t
, •t 4. Alta.
L 0
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.., -.- ''''";:.,z7NlliTPArsett neer ourtb
MI - BeiefriHl
an dlatjaka4tAblels, mad°
to order. of the beet matetielt and Ito kme.
Ihish, W. E. 80111LERTZ & co..
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