.7"
When
lie N i tre - 427f11.),11'h*Oake to
Georte , Thinufar* 4 tbkvinnWichil for
thirtr yearn been- flottink dia., de
totLni%fren_o A rr . ourtlie
carenal - taft I.:* " I*, e disloyal
• Oas.
the in-wii`ccgive
during all - tbsititimin dieNticetym tbe
nation.
tlitinietives of the Dem
°Z." • nn i tereace. =Ulm
ry. . 4 1 .5 •:. •
of ''edam and of
progress,' ev,g,yhe , e rtr w o n Con
stitution e of the
1 116 - 11 ,, Ai"therftenlitaVtnornent /that ,
'at,?litr#l44...9l?..vMed a tiIY4F wi th
.
truth, -- me ar m or or les, may
well WI "Tiateoo,
hfir - INYKY,
0W44% - not'
c el - rf dig iibr' bnlePen
d ofthei fa* of s' who
r i r et t i4 hi Tit'o;.e it
r n the - sun . of
'ret getlic
• igiltera latiown.nmci
,Fit Ail ifts led end. or' power
an ih - ekzu o rlie'otlittr,'`the , Con
' ittliiYl , Wl - tiiiWPfittrucog 'their
iiiitftlig*riteini start:lithe hopes of
Oka:ladled - corny after '
the - 41 peethSii 'Of Which is
" 'tette_ rage of
oif yieltill*.t. of icy, time to
in - Wl4fthieheng to reply
tcorMnit
PAIL " Ihe 416 4 4 es to do
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Nat rgaarlii:ALT n EigosEft.
%lithe `B4th; -Ashram hot, Ron.
dotift*.ititkivistrif,- 'Pe prkentative Trotn
the - ra.34te county auntie; delivered
in illoiiis, one of the very few able
speekheirt.rhiob have; this session, been
heat} the l:Tnited' Stems - House of
Repismittilvett. - , It was a magnificent
effort, Tidal, forcible and statesmanlike.
A few dais, after Mr: Dawson's speech
appi r lafl,Ar representative Gen. Moon
- sitetheitflpytook, to reply to it, but bis
attentrisear irmtist signal and lamenta
ble.lloi*
,Ilk 'reply to DAWSON'S
60 .414 - #O . tirenttertt, full "of reflection
auk;stfeit‘iiiiii ;dewy rhetoric, the House
of -11 , e0msektstrireip.. was inflicted by
If .. , , 4 -.
. itt at Itottr'S slang and
twit'; 61)404 **llgbiseis with tree-
Soak , • , • . , - . . with positive false
. hatrift ticnitherniiit the late 'Adminlstra
' ltigNititßiiiiiitett4ek ago did Mr.
Demon Wir get :in opportunity to notice
ouTfrrumfbarts eifirmthexiesder will flnd
his ',,,,,t.., der' .oxillte . first page of this
" 111.1 „); 31 44...;a4ti*1F., ( .434 with
firealiteezeml , dignity of expression, he
stripaltawntOrtmeate viesitn of the loyal
roWal . It ohe illtiiiseit bitnaelf, and
evr hi *n il Itia Aakedikonnity,
whi 1
itilutief;it politics/ demagogue.
Onrudderobjea irepbbliShingthi s speech
of Dittrllttin.heoi*orits,,i expositions
°f 4 3, 1 1 .4 4 4,Pottloitirimining, and
his prellenttfixithydeplaratfons of exten
sivefintalwwhiehylitaisaspply-to near
lysli ', 4 ,, I, jetiregarostiVeabf the
Abdh; . .i. L, L ,• ; Vkir ",afeikiWip`ally,
•:. .11;,41estoprettegadeS,
wlicedir Obtain Tower would.: join miy
asset e mtlieln,WlieliF, Sada or religions.
To l ite t tifitsdii'a reliiin'aer`fiten. Moon-
BEARIOWP4 I I.49Piret tliene,comments,
tint,inistansmitaituling kiermiltnary insen
sibi „ I nhlitageti id a*Miiali hie usual
st .p , 4. . - e
Ittt"• ;441 toiiched but
one • . •,1 W Witnztlit spveth,
and
thatmsda nmetturitirtunatealeiffnthiMS,
sa'ilheetelf 1 :::: . 1 ',, I :
Iwzt••
i' - f ;, 21 ,, , $ -TY r stwxv....
p
' 1 " eY-t ' 'MS , Yfill9A49( bar.
3° ' ik, 4' 'L. 51 4 .1 .1 1 1. or fits ge"l,'
' lngn .,f, ~ ,;; N g ED £ r knew a
4 44
dal' I. • • • i T hays„,sho!n who
were ,It 'ii',' ' ' i' !lfwalaW 2 .44 i
am .:t 1,
,414.4,
.0.-*;,/sfilibida
tion,k ti f il,lM,tke* Wong .to At I. domot
igiaktataraeteraticzyknardne s s here
to erillfellOhaigskillefkfing alEnow-
Nl4l * Ait qtly 'l44 4, l *etflea "a
sllghtipirim witimudlerne o who
wentlxesateltpiseen't But we-can re ,
mindlingli hiiiiaW Taiwan*: allabout
his
l nweti , T
with
,the
e m rl y t iter ious
" d ei eWne Ai '.i e.'a
other.adttlkneen-were seen ;sneaking'
thro ugVdarirallartatiiitlither•ean t e•to
the sfdifel 81 1 0 .6 d, ti/t1 Vligii-411°Y;
then Anllgh i is hp ~.entrance . and
thraugkAtkotamesos it - exploring
theiriaditgratettata ,rhe hel l "else
a
tle fiireeiigfiritt j An-pfikatory, to ,
-. .., 17 :Vl' C I ins , lbU g iV i liEVYll44l, their 1
neigkkonprownitlas againstilterConsti l
truicile - lasialttinrutiy,' ~ :And noev, , tor-
500t* 0 ..,. .• -„ It,: -banded' n ' d i d emuktara. , ,
.., tt t _
tors ~ . ,44,,, lea of weir fellow 1
citiam, mike, estounding assurance
to tatfil . ihshOotiiikftthd ate always
the eitiiiiiFtfilorrniiti)
ber1 % d #44 , 1 1 4.,Ae . ,441frwe 20 ; not lan
in kilignSitlessiandimpmwesblecrutiade
for a l ..ia lb;a dli o•
t n tl ie ii n po nt opua id r m. -To
g"irorA)fniknlatathe
e4t.,— Aist Cnow-
No_, .f.tnitake, oitthato oppress,
man-teendoembr theirikeligt* ctinvir-'
tianelitirtieditiselif t It ; pirtli, : place,
we oto - ~.." Joilowing, gc,niedrai . ar
ticle 4 , -"44:440, 44, Culled
Statetieginittittezi.ooi:-,' ,1 : 1,
“OkelehaufaighTkintikiV4W4lins reepOi ng
an eirdStililwitnt 'of' to tun? W i :i t b r ioi tv
tha 44seope 6 „44:iti , ,..gere,"w4t
the ajcpmeliti reabitittszy Congress
fronxgagio and big' `Pgenifie
liaL
mene-' " eicip' natits:lo.nad thiiill':
ge 'ir AclAiktil )441z ' - r j
. 1 "
itineTtriselifeiptuxumg the
eenbatquiY fitithew r ramie; not bad
the Itirriiildf iiiit4d4 -ye liea4 t ,
sPelf il l tlL " Ne itolllopoA
d 1 * ,
la tf(iitaftptt.4lo4.i *AMOK) it 4
,
spe,llitlikEtige IfeManim, and. 7 efl
I S
hill4ol..,Atat 4 1 6/ L i „
in Or Stn. . 4 56 1 4 n: ' 491 f
lirety, T oskeifobu t Iminch Ilds•
tleailiiik*Ptitigit I)64lllipaaeatliini
foll,', lit 7 V4 .- , -:,- , 4 ., , : '
, „,, 7 f, , 3 a Itt3 Z. k;,_
bc" ) I.2lCrse^,
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cti:per
armor, at 15 and 15r5b . ii . . per lb, " mak
ing about eleven tho , ..tec4tons of iron in
this single contract. *in *Jai -single
item, the reader willptleiryhoititimeg,
ii
people can afford to .'` kylir . ;: ;ark
Admietilitttion[oateN'..4,: :tt,--,"golbr
magniticient favors; f :,.. -- ,la: .: C . , iiilder 4l
stand the b urstingßa: ,- .i . "111 - 71.14ch'is '
for a continuanceitihhV war tail eitte
last dollar and the last man" are exhaus.
ted. Bat we are in hopes that the sober
second . thought will return, before these
harpies, in the names of philanthropy
and patriotism succeed in draining into
their :capacious pockets the , i , ery life- or
the nation
110 W 411E:THE 11110,1111 - FALLEN,
The following extract from the New
York tribune of Thursday expresses the
sentiments of that Administration Jou
rnal upon'the MONitou Doctrine and the
new empire of Mexico :
"Our Government—never concealing its dis
like to the new neigbbor that N.A.P01,120:1 is bent
an thrusting upon us—does not consider this
the proper time for bullying the most powerful
monarch of Europe and thus Impelling him to
take openly the part of our deadly domestic foe."
What true Yankee shrewdness there
is in,' this. The people are to be made
believe that the Administration have not
"soldlitexico to the French, and that they
yet entertain the strongest belief in the
MONROE doctrine, but hist ! don't you
see, dear, gullible . people, that the Gov
ernmentis, plat now, unable to prevent
the designs of the French Emperor. So
the people are requi red to hold their
peace, believing, so far as the Adminis
tration inaction' is concerned, that what
ever is, is right. At a future time, they
are led to believe, there will be a big
bluster about it, and Max - nu - max shall
be littrried off to Tophet minus crown
and sceptre. W hat foolishness. If our
Government isnot able to assert the MON-
ItOg doctrine no'w and maintain it, when
will it e? Is the nation growing stronger
every ay—is it increasing in population
and accumulating resources ? In the
memorable words of PATRICK HEN
RT—"when shall we he stronger; will
It be the next month or the next year ?"
If three years of warfare with the
Southern States have so weakened the
Government that Congress and the Ad
ministration are compelled to allow
France free scope on this continent,
what will be the result when the Davis
~Confederacy, as a dernier resort, pros
trates herself at the feet of LOUTS NA
POLEON and' asks for a King to be put
over the people ? And rather than come
, again under the hated Yankee domina
tion—cut off as they are from all hope of
pardon or amnesty by our Government—
will they find a monarchy so very de
testable after all, and will they not glad
ly accept it? The signs of the times
must prove very deceptive if another
monarchy does not spring up nearer to
"us than ,Mexico.
It is charged by the Paris correspon
[ dent of the New York Nees, that "the
LiNcpLa Government has diplomati-
I cally botind itself not to interfere and
I not to offer any practical opposition to
the establishment of the Empire of Mex
ico." Even supposing that an arrange
'
meat of this kind has been made, and
the South should make the offer spoken
of, Lotus NAPOLEON will find a stronger
inducement to have another monarchy
estabruthed khan that the Union should
how founding. Any arrangement he
may enter into vrilitherefoye be but tem
porary
"fixed
to get. his foothold
firmly fixed on this continent in
opposition to the spread ot Republican
be restored to the destructlion ofthe one
ism. Of this the Government and peo
ple will have full assurance before a
great while, and the policy of rejecting
the MONROE doctrine- now maybe bit
terly repented when repentance may be
Unavailing.
An ODD Elsa—bat of. a genus quite
common of late years in Government po
sitions--named Wiitarem S. Plan, a
Colcinel of the Ist Connecticut cavalry;
has lately been convicted by a court mar
tial of conduct prejudicial -to good order
and military' discipline. This Pisa "was
Provost Marshal of Baltiuiore, and has
been selling Government horses fbr_ his
individual benefit; receiving two bun
oired &liars for handing Government
money over to a maon claiming it;
using false accounts and vouchers, &c.,
&c. Be was sentenced kotbe-'cashiered,
to forfeit all pay And allairaifies; to pay
~a-fine of $5,000, and be imprisoned in
the Albany.penitentiary.. for at least one
year,.. and until the finelie paid. Upon
this fishy Subj4ct of judicial justice, the
Consfiliti4iainui/ 'Union - rinnarks:
*the slid of this tyrannical villain's ca.
1-teer for the_present, and we hope. that in his
dark stnd lonely cell, he vilfi : have time to think
and reflect on his recent brutalities and clingtace,
MI behaviour the liftniumental city. He 5E14
. not may proven a their and swindler, but It la
'notoriously known in every oirclein that city,
that hl4 orgies and convivial meetings at Algid
were with the pariahs of society. iLtYNAtt was
=thing to him in tyranny-1 e wait lost to all
atame- We have seen him dispatch hutenalasar..
les for the arrest of refined ladle', and rensdve
them in his shirt-sleeve s , using language unfitted
for a brotlug. In fact, he could use no one with
common decency. ;:le has now gotten a portion
of his deserts. Let him, when he 1117174114,1111
place of confinement % be. hoed In the veavug
room, no* I}tm wear) seta for Catchivisofra.
W. Cuss. '
The etatosynan pays the follow
ing deserve& tribute-to this distinguish
ed Petrovivatdutm 1:- r' •• .
"FillsOntlemativ - treettipletta very ele
vated,positiompaibng thelniblie men or
Pennayteanta - t fr;an. ablezand Re-"
eorapliabeti mid higher hon
ors await & rind
any . 41f , his- friends
have .yet proposed tov.mifer ., .upen him.
He is one, of the delegates at large to the
Cthieago d eonvention from thegood--Old
Keystone State, and Ms great. ptrater-and.
influence. wilt be felt there for.. - good.
Alneehe.hatrbeen President of the . attg-,
burg ? Port Wayne and Obleago fail ay,
he tura dew for that .grkat- andaimporv.
ant •-tbhfltre -whet, few gotlistMen
could heti anooMplished. Be- and : his
ableauperintendendizave. brougdstlordei)
"antilf chaos,midittive made;Aitit..mad
smeofithicalumr 'bait .dn tht,eomcry..,,
*We-qatignitulatioshent swat* tutecXiiis
"thetlifftrer. aftlirnied." z '
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WrniCit ' A1t . 41146 1 ! i "'De' CrUtIVEII 0 Y PITIog -
THE CIMANIKINVENTION l'
... , , , -..c --_,,,......_ . 1 ily- - AT LOW PRICES. "';' - o w •
.1 I i• ' - Itt,ll - 01.1 riumiveg Co., uu
L .. ..„,
lIIISBUAGII4I,II ' SE t ' - - S
Call fodi , sl)Easitellogyention of Be- I it
' ' t.'",-, ----
'`
,pubic tb, Norte a Presi- - \--,.-4,, 1 132.A.T4-0-1 0 4T - E R ,
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.. s,
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rparitgibitejnOpposition TORREIWI:I-4 ,AbGARII I -
ss , ~..z , __, ,? •
: kr - e ivotabiettOf the Baltimore
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Converition=& Political flank- , 4.---- Aupcyrup.,oll.vcrEs.
k.•'..,, - ,r L4ii'
PRIN=Rif-
M bt r elne,nt - tVieldell-Phillips s - .Corner Fo '-'' ' `
' tt,
nrth low nis i et Streets. 4 ° -.. 7. ' -- ,7
itidortretfirziroFthe Measure.
isz• - • • AND
~,,'' • - 5- p rrrseußog --' , 1i.,-- „, , ii-c.17-.:4'.,-, 1
TerMe People orlhe United States: _
p 4
After having labored ineffectually to Drugs, Druggi-- Blank Book Manulacturers,
defer as far as was in our power the crit-
ical moment when the attention of the , Medicines, Medicines,
ra ez," . 8 a
Which Toy
i people must inevitably befixed Upon I
i Chemicals Chemicals ,
the selection of a candidate for the chief i ' , / < i, ; ' + ', s 1
260 Lklneecutlye Nights in New York,
magistracy of the ociuntry; after having - i .' ' - Dyes , 2.' DOil! i ^ki-r` wr - REE'r 210 Consecutive Nights In Philadelphia,
100 Consecutiee Ni.dits to Reatortk-
_interrogated our conscience and consul- iptoi rt 4.- •n 4 •
440 9 •
Klunts, __ _ ~...
liT Consecutive Nighta in Haltincore,
led our duty as citizens; obeying at once '' s '"
-- I
.4 RAT IiSiLDING.S. Was received with thitterinteat 'demonstrations
the sentiment of a mature conviction
OilS, - Oils, i -- of delight. The WHALE BOAT manned by a
orevf•Vl ill'inil men, - . "it ,^ .
and a profound affection for the corn- •
Qpices, Spices, 1 All Orders Promptly Attended to.
Lr Eolla
CAPT WILLIAMS, CHAR
mon country, we feel ourselves impel] '
ed on our own responsibility to declare I aim •
Soda, Soda _
, - -- - _ - -, - FRANK,
FRED,
to the people that the time has come for I
all independent men, jealous of their I °ream Tartar, English Mustard, &O. .? ige t— P m ß L : N lip h ß a lAfl g .
.'envulliZeltjalA.AEVlL- Atid the inimitable mirth.provolinf boy BART
liberties and the national greatness, to French. English and American perfumery and 1 during the fourteen y ears it had been introduced •; 341'thE and 424d e met tth w ehue t h e o N t i l l , ° intense 17 E2 1
/ Toilet Arl Brushes, Trusses, Patent Medi. I
and illiciting UNBOUNDED MERRIMENT.
confer together and unite to resist the /Lowther United States After being tried by
1 million's. I t has been proclaimed the pain des
swelling invasion of an open, shameless, clues and ti es Druggists articles . Strictly pure i troyer of the world. Pain c annot, be where this Admission 2,5 Cleittli.
and unrestrained patronage which articles at low prices. 1 linimenfla applied. If used as directed it eannot I Reserved Seats ter .*. 3 1 1 #15. 8 ,.,
accurately con ,. , and never has failed in a single instance For Doors open at 7 o'clock; to 00miti se t.e..,ft3
threatens to en gulf under its destruc - .4-Physicians Presortpuonc accur
, coughs, cold. and influenza. it can't be beat Ticket office open for the Bele Oflre - led heats
tire wave the right of the people, the pounded at all hours.
One 25 cent bottle still cure alt the above, be- every day from 9to 12a. m.
..' : 1
liberty and dignity of the nation. Pure Wimes and Liquors for medicinal use on- sides , t betng useful In ever} family tor sudden ac- IV AENE-WEDNESDA and, SAXER-
Deeply impressed with the conviction If juadyd t & i .c elen i Nsuch a f s htyrns, el . t e S, t si. t ald t e, i i ,e nsrc t t stints , i, DAY at Bp. m. Admission 25 cents to illiparts
of the house. Children 16 tents. . .et anylalw
that, in a time Or revolution, when the —7-- ---- _ - - --- - -- end can i; 4 e if w ee t s o . th i e n :lde n st pe o re a on or n yo ernA es Y t
public attention is turned exclusively to IarEFFECTS OF IHILEGCLAIIi- child Price 26 and 50 cents a bottle. office, 56 L ATE PITHLICA-TIONIII
AT
the success df armies, and is consequent- TIES AVOIDED. -To Mita eating and Cost lanai street, New Turk. TIES
new habits and modes of life often I Sold by I HOS It EDPATH, Pittsburgh, and ll.V.lairt - V - Jaittlayjiinlit.,.•,
s .
ly less vigilant of the public liberties, produce irregularitiels in the bowels and general all respectable i imp:Fists in 37-I yds w c
___
___ 1 Speke's Africa; a Journal of the discovery
the patronage derived from the organi- h
w e i egt e la of he syatem. itut BRAN DRETR's P11.J..a - -.--- -
cure,tjya the on slo o n f atc ,e h
a reie t in . fte wiu itrig i Ll e. ,, -
,:l l ' c qr:. Sources of Nlle. By Capt. Speke.„
60
zation of an army of a million men, and and a heal' HEADS 1 DAT REBEL AGAINST i
I Studies of Religious History and Crab:Uni
on administration of affairs which seeks stored. No medicines are equal in usefulness to he rake, ot Dote end Beauty in their
SHADE By M. Ernest Henan, author or -Eire 'at - -
Jesus Christ. Cloth
to control the remotest parts of the coun- the t , l I A t tI t R N S P4ETI:PS PILLs E, , , B r R y ANDNETirs I
AE SALVE AND A LLCOCK'S 1
color or in the loss of their • odor mat be changed
In a few loomentate any BEA t Till L .
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try in favor of Its supreme chief, consti- POROCS PLASTER'S. by a single application ot
, Nepenthi; a Novel. By the anther OfDlie.'l _'-'
tote a danger seriously threatening to the man of the '
FIRE ZOTTAVES had a box of Brandreth's CHIsTADORO'S HAlit. DYE. . Cloth l'lso'
stability of republican institutions ,we Pills. a box of Universal Salle. and an Alleock'.. 1 o ne rapidity ef Its operete ri 1 ..tect sefety,
Porous Plaster put in their knapsack free el exel f
.:scritiocnt healthful ellt.ct 1,.1 the exceeding Annual of Scientific Discovery for Übe CL 160
History of Doctrine of a Future Life. By
declare that the principle of one term, pease. And to this fact may be attributed the
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absence of any of THIS REGIMENT from the el-it
"'I richness
"1
the
hue'
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lelPiirte ' di Youth's History of the Rebellion. By Ma.
which has now acquired nearly the force
hda It I , tuisenguioistitii t ni bi c s o Lre t i r e 3. r , a ,r ti i o n n L f u l L in pe ell other Dyes In t
hew - ,
il't 1-159
Of law by the consecration of time, L P N - Li y
Illustrations of Universal Progress. _,,, ' _
SOLDIER &boat have a box of I
Cris
ought to be inflexibly adhered to in the Brandreth's Pills, a box of Jail e, and a pace of
' Herbert Spencer; with a names:llLS '
approaching elections . We farther tie Porous Plaster . They are S I 'RE to be 11 41511, A I 'doable adjunct to the Dye, in dressing and '' cer's New System of Philosophy. - cloth. I
75
dare that we do not recognize in the °/ I, e at lf t e ,"! tt , gl I g• A RE F , rottioting the growth an i perfect health of the iLa Citiviota ; a Spanish NoveL lily
maybe
. air add Of itself. when used alone, a safeguard Caballero. Cloth
Baltimore Convention the essential con - and by all res p eVab le S deale p re P A T m li e ' dit; i n t e ta ii. " that proterte the fibres from decay tinder all cir- 1 Tea A Enough ; a cal mimes 126
dftions of a truly national convention. myr-lydawo cunistanct, and tinder ad climes Showing how a very small Farm maybe
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all rtAir Dressers 7
cited influences of the administration,
that relates to man is indifrerent to me.
its distance from the centre of the coun- tho.e
brae erup . t i c e o n nll will soon corer the bodies 01 m; - I )j& it ,
Cloth
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. -:_ -- - My Cave Life in Vickaburg, with Letters'
try, its mode of convocation, the coral pt- battles Night sig hs food and drenchingrains
Trial and Travel. By a Southern Lady. '"
,b ecti ant i , will make sad havoc with the strongest, there- t
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inevitably will be subjected, do not 1 f r 0 ,(74 -e ,tV:M l y i , l ll 3,' A ;MI, !
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permit the people to tosenible there with ei ery kind oilskin disease. If the reader of this
Church Easeys By McWhorter. "919th,.., lon
any expectation of being able to dellber 'notice' cannot cet a box of Pillsor t lin tment from
e l n the ear Mee Mr el - Athens first prepared Grape Culture A Treatise ontheDurne-
ate a full liberty Convinced as a i e t e lie s =tc l ire in e h e ls ne p i l o ace, le t t he him w ui rlt ,t, e t a. o t , i l ie f l i li h, N , t be 'C ri, T , l ,... ,
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an ts: l n i . n e
o thLt time toe of the Native Vine. By A. S. Fut
° 1 tal'ee ler, practical Horticulturist. Cloth 126
are, that in presi nee 01 the critical
sir ain mall a box frae of expense. Many dealers has it le 1,,1 to cit e entire n 0 1.1e:ton
Work and Play; or, Literary Varietal'. By
.‘n not beep sii3 • !Medicines on hand because t he 3 c r i l ie l 1 ENE II 1 N I/1 I, is tile otteepeet In the Horace Bushnell. Cloth 150
cumstances in which the nation is placed,
it is only in the energy and good sense cannot n.,6lalce,enat,,nausch,..zrao.tit,,z7o oz , o 4 t o h pe er r peze .x .m o s r .
b„.,;,,,,.
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, !:ii ,i t v .,
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of 13• e
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3 .School Girls' Garland. A selection of Po.
et and Vellum 125
of the people that the general safety can pot
„,,,,,,. 1 „ 5 it.o.. 0,,,ei1) hold fur St
Ihel EN 1.1 lAN - Red t T e ra zi o t k man t . Tale of Mexico. By Gus.
be found ; satisfied that the only way to _ _ _ _
)are the h.. r or semi, in the slightest degree. ”"
ni ,i w •“ . -• 24 .
Lady Maud the Wonder, or
consult is to indicate a central position t4rTHE CONFESSIONS AND EX- I lie \ENEi 1 1 N DYE works with rapidity on„.. ' Iring Me.-143.
to which every one may go with- listed ( or P lial?,Zelill: 0.,,F4tN " 7, `14. 1 ? 0 - rr i I, j
and cert7lll , ), ILL I,tur re,iu.inne no p m p arat ' on 4 Tel ---
1 a s r -s.
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out too much expenditure of means yotosor MEN and , others, a who l aulter in - no ii-i li f : ei 'r. th Nightsthug In
°°in.
By • 125
e I I.'s Fl I,IS I/I I produ co any Mimic. Ticknor s History of Spanish Liberation.
and time, and where the assembled peo- Nem oats Debility, Puenature Dezey of Mau- that lust r.
de
Di it a iii n o t la-le,crock
plc, far from all administrative infiu hood, Ar , supply Mg at tbe same time Tsar.
met(! sir e eel/ out-one that la aa perinautent as the hair '2 vole
6 00
Campaner Thal. By Jean P_ard, author of '
AP SKI F-1 'I. RR Ity one who has cured 11l , iteelt. Por 1143eiday all drOpiete. Price 50 cents.
ence, may consult freely and deliberate after undergoing eonaiderable quakery _
I 11l iTTIEWS "L
Veil " "Titan," ete. moth 4 ' - :'t AO'
. The. Veil Partly LIHM •and .resurilecio_aso•
peaceably with the presence of the great- By Enclosing it poetised I addressed en velepe, I
.teueral Agent, 12 Cold st. N Y.
Visible. Lly W. H. Furness. Cloth.'l
- possible number or men whose known "Ingle "Pie r', , i lllf l 'Z' N h r d of the author Ai, elareiltettirer, 1 :A4.'71473P a' ricti..l, .a HAIR , hug
Counsel and Comfort. By she Ocruatry
El. MA 1 FAL ii, eN , 11 0-, the befit 1 , 11: dressing la use. Puce !lb Parson, author of .. .Secret/tan Of 13 Court- ,
principles guarantee their sincere and feto-suetscs Bedford, Kings CO, ). \
„, „ 15
janlB-Iyd
try Parson
...... . , ... , • I.EO
enlightened devotion to the rights of the _ - - - - -
industrial Biography. By Samueiterwilist,e .-",.
people and to the preservation of the .1. a. (a - me/watt .... SARUM Emig 'q' EN ETLAN Dint Da F
~ VENETIAN author of "Self-Helps," "Geo. Stephen
true bases of a republican eco eminent, iort •
il i gr.t. ATV ELL it KERR, V Li 't. INIiN.I at I CI 1..1 A tifißO'q HATR son," etc Cloth
• DIF . id a• ...... ...... - I 2/5.
1 iew of Slavery - sripurad, Ecelesiasixal as .7t.
we earnestly invite our fellow-citizens
and Historical . By Bishop Hook:lmp oLo. 1.,
to unite at C,eveland, Ohio, on S at IrdaY, CARRIAGE BIANUFACITRERB, lit- I. 1.1 1 11 . :',/ ' Ithl ‘, SliiHE
4 -or. 0 1 theinsimAni qr.., Atark.et at- Vt. Cloth
........, .... ; 550
.. _ . t____ _______ _ ________ Vigor . A Novel . By Walter BarrettiUleek,
the thirty-first of May next, for consults- Silver and Brass Platers,
euthor of "Old Merchants of New Yorltd• lion and and concert of action in respect to
ft KM ' 0 I' A la.
_..„.1.4.40
i 'loth
Atat manufacturers of
the approaching presidential election.
I I.e Illustrate 4,, Horse Manegement. • ByT I'. -
B. Oratz Brown, Mn. l harles E Moss, .110 Saddlery & Carriage Hardware, _
idahew, authUr of "The illustirated Rom ,- ~
s S Foster, Maas. Ernest Premising, 111 .
1,5 Doctor." Cl_ .oth. .. .., ... _- - . ....' - CO:
No. 7 St. Clale street, and Duquesne Way, . g•-.
____414 . 51:4 „ , t k 4 4.. .....
.....,„, :7 Red Tape And Pigeon Hole General.. .137 a
A. Van Antwerp, N 1 W. D Robinson, Me
(near the Bridgeo LI ~ :, 11- 1 . ,- _-, -.•.-- ..„ .„..4 -- . ..*" ..: Citizen Soldier, Army Of the Potomac.
Bind B. Chapman, o John S. savory ,N 1'
Ezra C. Andrews . Me. G t luseret, al 1 juito-lyl PiTTsEiliku H. •••••
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Henry A.Clover, Ma Lail Preetonua, Din. _- ----- ---
5 ,„.„ 5 "' 1 .sleinstone's Housekeeper. A. aew /Ma Hap, 4
Peter Englemmin, WO Path P Sawyer, Pa , ' .le 4- , ,
fitir•DENTISTRI.-TINETUI li.X-, .... , i t I Niel' -e companion to Pique. Ocitn. "..:Illttal
wa Life and Letters of John Winthrop, Gov.
Casper Butz, Ili J 21, Robertson, N Y
traded without pale, ty the use of Dr. r'' ' 1
_. . ' '" 2 ernor of Massachusetts Bay Company, '
George Field, N I trnest Schmidt. 111
Edward Gilbert, N. Y .1 awes Redpath, Al ass fiudfri ePPeret ue Oa
~.‘,„.AO-
.",•0 1620. Cloth
Benj. H. Brooks, Cal welter - . X - 1 Chi 1- . 1 0 Al A. Al ,
•chool Economy. A Trealliseoa the • Pre--, . I,
Peter Gillen, N Y Win. H smith, bile DENTIST. I
-- paration. Organization, Etald t, ,
Isaac W.Hoff, N Y P. V, Kenyon, N Y Ali work warranted 1 timr F. T INV PLEARVIIE TN IN- government and Authorities of Sahara . p . ..,- _
Wen. Werries N I James 'issue/4g, hio
w w 1. mane t/ r Inc:Lug --n.l the put 1,,. gene, Ciotti
.. 1 '25
James Hill, de Ph fig.
N '3' l 134 Smithfield Street. ~,-,, ~,, „ ~,, „ , Rdno . ~, en.. 5„, and „.. 5 ,,,, Gen Grant and his Campaigns. By Julian
R He Hill,
Mi. .Pa tied Terpor . 'll I it.s-1),I , Pri I .fit'roili 1...... li ..t, ' K Larke. With portrait on steel. Cloth 125
- ;ordello, Strafford, °breams's' Eve and , - Albert Gilbert, Coburg lames S. Thomas, sii.
No 12 Bissell's Block, Easter Day. By Holbert Bigawning ChitlPl'2s-,
And Humbert, Pa. l holt R. Ackland, N 1
J. l e ...l3lrtsmore, D C F Muencli Mo
t. t t I illt ‘THE.4.T. Life of Wm H Prescott. By Geo. TUX.
J. W. Alden, N. 1 i Q • Westbrook. ills
nor. Green Vellum. Tinted Paper ' "60
1,.. Sieboid, lowa 11. IN hippie, N C I lt Ilt-te we hese J ,st reeetvoi I, mi. e men •IR A A u bi m . aphy and e n
Wm M. Davis , Pa and it:re. 1ia ,. 1. ,,,0 111. ,,r A de t EC
,i 11 t ../f. A UNE D NOT
i anything.l ears .1 ex form d
min loierater Edited by hie sa e :. a jct .
E M. Davis, Pa. Theo . Olthausen, 310
'Sa t min
1, Nea luri., i e. loth
+...176
W.F Johnston, Pa. of the Peeple a ( 'on, pent/lee end a correspondence extending through
l °pies of any of the above hooka mailed free
Fried Rapp, N. 1 . I out all the sistiondities of the hebitabie globe . i N I i
of postage on receipt of price.
Letter from lA' ends /1 Phillips. have turned their theories Into farts and est,' - it 'll ol4Ao.ll,bh. ft Oa, Philadelphia, '
HENRY mamma,
Judge Sial/0 usi.l a bast. from which we need not err . ti's ' ~ t,l .1 .•tr ao, ,I -
ri and 73 Fifth street. next door to Pr O.
Id, not surprised at suit facts as the following- 1 ) i
nil e.it
Dsssa Sin Since you asked my Jude . -
‘. IN ( ) S !
although the person • who write them are, We 1
Ft ANKIN'S
ment as to the course to be taken in
-
know the persons and circumstances, hence teed a / la. 1 . 10 Is Vele assortment al
-
nominating a candidate for the Pre si
at libert 3 to induree theirstettnnents ee of Itls • ~. a ele.ltt•.l 1 0 Li deney, I have been requested to sign a
SPICED BLACKIanY,
~,,,c, 111 nvoao. Nfill3l N , 11, 1967
call for a convention for that purpose to
HARMONIUMS, MELODEONS
DEAN stn --I hnve been adticttel map years
meet at Cleveland in May next
Le.
me tell you the
national
polir, 1 wi th seven prost retitle cramp s In ray /alba, cold Amid M L1..1,1 Goods lieu, rally.
J feel and hands, and a general disordered system
advocate polity
attperiorltr ot it.. BR i DBI ITY PIA NO
Physicians and reed/eines failed to relies e int
Subdue the South as" rapidly as possi
1. aireadi est n , I>l I i a the hlel , ri of Pianos
ble. The moment territory comes under While
' I'll" some
friends New York who were • tio o•irii , i t ha., tamed so rapidly. in po ti
using Plantation Bitters they peva alled,urent me adm it! ,r 0 . is ,lid en many premiums tt ithin
our flag reconstruct States thus . Confis
lil. h a, ui t 9 ... ) e ire, s. the Nee scale I all
to try them. I commenced with a small wine- L
' The Best Remedy before the Pub
•caLe and divide the lands of rebels; ex.
Don
•
l ' reree, Geerstrung Bass Grand Action
glassful attar dinaer . •Feeling betel' by degrees. , Pio,. t ore* manufaat ured Dv m. B. liratibtr.
tend the right of suffrage broadly as pos
in a few day. I aas estordahed to nod the cold- rt .,,, .t . , ,, C 1 1 1 ,, i
h i Ai ~ . .i y . i .; ' , l ‘f i „ l ir i , 3,. ,,, le. '; ‘ , .P O I ,, EL . N i O n s a l , tit:Y.llj lie, Safe, Pleasant, Rißaient.
sible to whitetand blacks; let the Federal ne on and cramps had entirely
left me, '' h ' i I " I " of tier eot.ntfles need no 1 trTher comment .
Constitution prohibit slavery throughout deep the night through, which Ihe ti not done s
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGLSTS.
the Union, and forbid the States to make
All t.tiarauteiii for File Years.
for years. I feel like another being 2,1)• epee
niyit
, any distinction among their citizens on
WA hIELINK & BARR, -- --T--;----'-'
He ano strenrth have also reatl ma ro
D
account of color or race, - g 3 It vod by
~
~ \ ~ R:e 1,.r I'll ter , urgt. old V, estern Pa ,
the use of the Plantation Hitters
Old Curiosity Shop," -. '-,
I shall make every effort to have this
:so it Jesseil a Block, st. Clan it I
Respectfully, JUDI TM Hornet
policy pursued. Believing that the pres- fit' , '" •I tiecend-Hand Pianos tar rent. Tun- 'IIHE AID AND co-opsiajorma r t„ r ,,
eat administration repudiates it, and is haRDSIBURT, Wis., Sept. Id, ides . trig '"1 4'1,1,1.1 .tone i ,,, u , ,' ,1 \ apa,. . the patriotic people Of Weston Palmy ,
I have been in the
t enla and Eastern Ohio, Is hereby reqtiested,
carrying us toe point win re we shall be
army ho spital
C"ou i, terleth, !! l.. ! ouuterfeits 1I !
fOr7o • ;
obliged either to acknowledge the South- At A=,7lll)tra-aPeechlealatlnearP e'ki
tonking the above department of the coming
~ abe t { gat eme a potaa of tante. , late ih tit I hairs , h; itL. Ii•
eria Confederacy or to reconstruct the don Bitters. • • Three bottles restored my i Rum bugers are About I' ' Pittsburgh Sant/try Fair equally a credit and a
speech and cured me. • • C A. FLA.UTJA."
,• • succeaa Numerous relies and trophies of the
Union on terms grossly unjust, intolera
oh.Nl MR MIDDLE:
is , present war, of the maxician war, war of 1819,
I ble to the masses, and sure noon to re- ihe following is from the Alai:meet of the, Russigin Spec . 1 ,
taLiCa Imilan and Revolutionary wor,ioutleatities salt In in another war, I earnestly advise Uniou Rom
Home S c hool for the Children of Volute 31PORT AINI' A 07•1( E. , : i 7 e 1 5 ::" PROVE,
.an unpledged and independent conven • leers
.„., ~. Slit I) -.1(3 or -itiii in,. i 113 new
neva/env aa Ma-banal, - • 11, - .T. , D '
or with events and mewprominent in oar Mato.
es, of business, andhase received direct from
Lion, like that proposed, to consider pub- New Yolk, A. 2, 1863. 4 ,i trtiesia 1 tine and most brilliant genuine Dia- r 3, curiosities of • every description aw-stdred
lic affairs and nominate for the Preaiden. Da Daage. -. Your wonderful Plantation
Bittern have bettn given to some of our little • 1 2 1 .s n e ti ra R c uis , i t it r n or, P .. e , nile , : , , , p , e i ot i ii i ettet o . ‘ vi a gran led to away In private receptacles. and may Unrought
cy a statesman and a patriot,
i the eig h t.
children suffering from weakness and week lunge l'i r arc . h , ~ ~ „ I ~, II 'toge ther , rentierthe"OLD CURIO
S/TV SHOP"
Yours faithfu.ljy, • with most happy effect. One little girl in par- ' , h„ e I ji,. " ;.,:. " i i
!l is t ' ,'!`"1"" tree •
'"
si ii a A1.,,,, .re cereal not the least of the attractions or the - Fair. The
wmetDELL pH/Lulls. ticular, with pains in her head, loss of appetite, I c ',,,,,„ 53 .„ . n
I c tinsel stocks ever brought to this city I comm i ttee, th ere f ore w i t, th at e n w h o et ,
Boston, April 21. and daily wasting consumption on whom all
methcal skill had hema e_xliatisted
t , has 1.,..
.. lof Philosopliicai, I la:l.et.int i il and Uptlcal l- ,__,
_, ~.. —1111111:4'
cause, would seed tri inch
truly resUired. We commencedtavith bUt.ft•,! r n tfi re ke . ii p t e n c , t.
f s, i ' i l
‘•
ll 't. in l itt ‘ e ... " a i l b l e i j . n i " "nl i
il ls tirnea
1 to
'''p
''ong
'le
PCIII
0 lett . rtlele articles of the above description as they may
spoonful of Bitter/ a elay . Her apPeTlfir add i illa litra D rr wa n t
et •
strength rapidly increased, and she is now well Look
out
1,,, NL,' 51 , r,i, rid Fi fth =K t have, or can procure from Otherlt, Or notify the
Respectfully, Bias 0 Ili Davos "
&pi
committee Where they Carl be found. Articles
_
- - donated will be disposed of as the donors moy
• • • I owe much toyou, fur I verily be - lleve the Plantation Bitters 1u,3 eared m y due _ t MANUFACTURING SITE FOR SALE, direct, or under the direction of the Eatecutive
Hwy. W. R. Weooosica, Madrid, el. Y." Its Ilirroingliani. Committee. But articles merely placed Otte*.
I
_
,
hibition, receipted foe by any member of the
• • • Thou wilt send me two bottles more 4 . . --S.-
of thy Plantation Bitters. My wife 4 a been riittaT DESIXLAJBLE PIECE OF committee, will be care.ftcliepresereed and niters.
greatly benefited by their nee. Thy 'friend .n. PROPERTY near s l'Knight a Duncan's ed. A letter should accompany each article,
ABA Cuithill, Philadelphia, Pi '1 Rolling Mill, havine- A river front of four turn
_ dred And twenty-tlye (425 ft ) and extending back giving Its oleo, history, etc -and if donates:l,as
" • • • f have been a great sufferer from About two hundred feet (400 ft.)
Dyspepsia, value Give everything you can and Land its the Dyspepsia, and had to abandon Preaching.m
. . y &ire FRED. L. ILLMSEN, 109 Ath at. ' rest
Plantation Bitters have cured me.
To Rolling Mills, Matalunists and Others, On behalf of the Committee,
Rey. J. S. OA.THOHIS, Rochester, N. I "
-_,.......,, JOS. S. MORRIsON, ohausian.
I have given the Plantation Bitters B ABBITT META Le.-A. GOOD A R Tot- Liao. H. elltantiTY, Secretary
most to hundreds of our disabled soldiers with the cle, for sale low by
All articles either deflated, or left liar 'earlibi
most astonishing effect.
A 11.IR1LES iz SON,
G. W. D. ANDREWS, in) 5-Ini South and Penn, Philadelphla lion, can be left with, or addressed to either of
Superintendent Soldier's Home, Cm , 0."
~,,
the 07110Wilig members of the committee:
-
W. a IiktOWAN,
A U •I 98 Water at., .Pittsburgh.
, ebra
sale bs RON. JAS. VEECH,
m}•6-im collier tith and Grant streets.
DR. JOHN DICKSON,
corner Penn and Hand streets.
S. RIDDLE,
Postodiee, Allegheny.
D. LEHT SHIELDS,
Serolinkleystie.
The Legislature.
We take the following from the . Phil
adelphia Bulletin: The people of Penn=
sylvania are to be congratulated on
the adjournment of the Legislature.
The session has been one of unparalleled
mischief, the full extent of which no one
can now pretend to estimate. Even the
willlaws, 'when are ed,
n pl ot begin tohow all the publis evil t h hat
has been enacted; for there are hundreds
of bills, the full purpose of which does
not appear in their titles or contents.
The means used to obtain the passage
of most of the bilhi were as disgraceful
as the enactments themselves. ' The hot
bed of corruption, Harrisburg, was nev
er before so infested with the agents of
'bribery, politely called lobbyists. Bills
had to be ' bought through committees
and through each house,fand the votes
Of members had their price, While the
lobbyists themselves pocketed a large
;:share of the sums exacted - from persons
"anxious'- to pibetire'legislation. The
delegaticln, with a few hot
, orable exceptlonli, was a disgrace to the
' city. They effeeteli nothing for the
good 'of Philadelphia,
but they did a
'great 'cleat for its injury. 'When a Men:
ore for the'benetit of the 'city was pro-'
posed:eVert theiradvocacy df it was use':
less; for they had'not the respect of the
clituiti7 members, and they were conse
quently without influence. The' bad
work `of the, session had itslitting "Climax
in the scandalous scenes of rowdyism of
the closing night sessions, of which our
Correspondence has given a slight sketch.
- tet us - hope that such another Lrgiqla
titre ins, netpie • again be elected.
_ _
___
'DltAeows PLANTATION opp-'
'Tt.oe - ' T4ELS,
c
pe.,41 Plautatumßltters, •
_
. = ve4olPlantatlea Ws,
. ..
For sale byz;TWUXl_ll2l* - •
Tor sale lbe JO_ a. , 40- , !, _ • ,
n ... . .
Omer forth, D1eM9P1,4 1 4 Dintetart,
IrktiOrY" 2 44/ADCI ALV*ll4 l ts
_,
4el3s Pill 76
TrUiSf* ' ' n -
Aar aspreint optvgiome4l.
et. i.m ....... 4....._. 1AUAte - foreabal. veVy'
lerthieneet
Ine,- . .---1,11 - ailt q• .
1.
See l
WWI. i , . -
affoni a • -
" • • • The Plantation .Bitter * have mutd i .
me of Liver Complaint, of which I was laid up ,
ebrated CRUCIBLES for BR A Ss WORK.
prostrate, and had to abandon my business. , tit A LITIOR'S' (NEW JER SET) CEL-
H. B. XI/Roar-ay, Cleveland, U." ' 'LW
• , i' for sale by their Agents at i
i.er No
" • • • The Plantation Bitters have cured , A. PPR VES & SUN
me of a derangement of the Kidneys and Urinary . Routh and Penn, Philadelphia.
Organs that has dittressed me for yeah. It acts
like a charm. , C. o.,Atoona,
No. 254 Broadway."
&e., .° ,O -1 -!•41 , 4c.
_
The Plantation BitOulo make lhe weak strong,
the languid brilliant, and are: exhauaed nature's
great restore'. They are composed of the cele
brated CaLissy& .Barki Diciutergfeel; 4a115549.113.
Roots, lierbs,isco., all preseiied - In perfently pure
St. Croix Rum.
S. T.,1880-.X
Persomf of sedentary habits, troubled with
weakness, lassitude, palpitation oh tpe heart,
lack of appetite, distress after eatinF, torpid liv
er, constipation, .&c., deserve to gaffer If they
will not try theta.
,They are- recommended by the tfighest\pedl
[
i' cal authorities, and are warranted to produce an immediate beneficial effect. "they areeneektiling.:
ly agreeable, perfectly pure and harmless.
Notlea.—Any.persOnj pretaagltw i ttil I , s PYR/Ptt.,
tartan ' Either; !Alin& orb' ritlioganon Is a a wl ,. /d
-ier a nd f 'laaPaatei' it In:-ptit tip only . to I*
eabin.'Agree. - ?aware of *44%44* 1°;!h
in iUdon • Aelelelious iitiiir,tor which aeverolpern
eons are already In prfton; see -111,Yeyntta
~tie_ ...,_ lia&-00 tinlied. VO U . 'i t# 43 .'4 4 . l **
_L.., •
unmranotecracod-oursigeinauTarn4leal.Plateinlo.
label. Sold_ by respectable dealerefluti - '
;he hplAsifie globe; . .7 ........ .
.„ 1j , .,,
- ft 0,,,, .1.,,, . S . ,• • ..21,24:uomidympirpe.
~~ 'yi ' - '"~,* ~,~,
~:' u~
=MiMI
TO BLAST FURNACES'
tiTROtrGHT IRON TWYERS,
Fel sale by
5-Ito A.PURYES tc SON,
mSouth and Pe4h,,,Phtladelphla
FRENOH PAPER HANGINGS
IMAM La
-
.S STY-AR.B FOR 1N64, JUST
liny7
received and tor sale by
W. V ?a-AR:SHALL,
•
87 Wood street.
Vl.jirpiG STOCK OF •
PIA N 0 - S
Nom being received by the sub/ember tree., the
factorioa of
C.HICKEkIi dr SONS,
Ii
A 'LEL TON BROS.,
JARDINE & 805
w. P. EX E IX#Wit.
MILLER, CIRNON & CO.,
H,„ Prices From 826-to 15850.
I'l'sirchasers are solicited to call and examine
'Worst zieigiastisAlsewhere
'
nib.% OHJs . C mELLoi,
81 Wood it.
__________,
ICIANSLOLt~IMARIBUIS -NO. , VON--
- tithing 850 giees Of idusie eopaiwilnutif
100 Duetts for two yjoilas,.two Auto", he.,
the
Aeotch airs, 200 Irish airs, Quiuhille with the
Alas mid ti-gure842111Na40402410.7411,ze5,
4
rauickste s, Manaties en
clne r%aopitfisai
...-• tetweet
ling . If tz lice Si. l Illai4
fret eon ree p at price, by Chad
Blume, 43 th S treet. my
.07,1WIlitm
elII and 4th eta
ORUCII3 - it
111,r m " k iO '' A '.•,',..:'.; i 1-'4'):.
FOR.
cciomenoine4ii ay May 9.
LIAMS' '7N _
Wonde*lllicenes
In the Lite of a
YANKEE -ANI":IE,EMAN I
Fur Cholera Infantum or Bunneter
Complaint, Diarrhma,
Drientery, eke
AIRS T NATIONAL BANK OPPITTII
- Dividend of itit 76 per Share,
(Internal Revenue paid) has, this day heelVtgt;
dared from the profits itpf the butt Alt Junin
playable to Stockholders br their, legaL.Ageilta.
Books will be open from, the 16th to Ilst instrAO
an increase of 1000 Shares to the CapitalStpelt:'
Stockholders can avail themselves of thaftgpero I
ilege of subsoil:dug in conformity with ari. riot
to provide a National Ctrrenoy, apprttved at
Washington, D. CL,Feb.26Med •-'
mys-sw JOHN. D... 8 LY, Cashier. •
Tit, NO. 50 SKIT LID
Ay street, continues to guaranteAitis cures In
cases of PRIVATE DISEASES. MI remedies
are prepared by himself. No patient will be
sent to a druggist for his MediCine. Having had
large experience in a practice of - over thirtY
years, he can Lowe rellefin a few ilayisr Terms
tow and cures certain or no charge. Delicate
Diseases, Liver Complaint, Pailtifation of the
Heart, Strictures, Diseases of the Bladder and
Kidneys ' General Debility and Nervousness
yield readily to his treatment. ' my9-1t
pkciAraisc - a - 7 ---- 7 --- 7 --- -
IlsAuOueseTitna Pmts. Saimaa,'
May at -
Each Chairman of the Mtn= HofCom
the Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair e•
..:_wany re.
Quested to make imiumlstarind rall Allows", to
the Treasurer, N. - HOLDIEIIis
all m
made co ily by the llected. LrhienatacrwitolgniefirwUr
I be da
on the first day of Tune,wreas urer, and 3 °addition the opening day of the
Fair, full statements in detail will be published.
'')f4l/14ubsvalorlotPb• 'peek'
lel branch Will each trade mid Pr
leasion. By order of the ee Oom.
-.ln/a7AIF ...i.•___A_L___... l4l THMOTglihrtraiaia- •
' 7 ,7witIKIN —I SOWS SibrWrlMlCApahr&'
For sale by JAZIES'BOWT4
apa?
WOod sent
„ .
Tei,DAIMAIIMIR •
k i titATio r
9 .
choWocco V2l:tattit'l:LpfEj-425‘)8';
cite comp - - derf
a cotepontmottottfoill pay •
lthergl. .14, - -Pz--;
• -
; -
.4. ) , d at r. witprodtt .. m t a t it=oilt .,
rabibitshmeDA'Pro-42 rietriArnatiffc
144 w twithstand4 1 4Pt Md t
pktitittit'LttitoLi''
41.1 efay conducted
knewth•Nebelkons the murk! ever and e has used
nearly all the Shoemakers In his good cause,
We have ,_, ,
• •
CAPINIRED
lift3;l
Enough for our present trade, and ahall give our ,
customers the benefit thereof, and /mar atop Pa
ask Ivlettt &hall IMEMnre - when thee& are,:
• ne; and customers may always rely upon get
, .I,at CONCERT SALL SHOE STORE,
tallverler apt _
Ta L door to Smeatprese,o2 ce:rthe-ba4Pka
triion 'alflocesdOtts4L
he ttnea, ana, come.what
may inithe,,
.-Ranek79414,44.316
“fracty for' the ey, .-Rank s
alw r im&eauing
the Shoe lb mgcuutthrtbst c
2 ' l o . _T2 .;•f
l'fie-arEstate Awingsclostitution
STALElffecr oP map., comorrioN.
or a bove liiitifntion, Saturday, April
307 A, 1866 : • '
unt ufpeposita... t.. 0430,313 81 . 3 .
41..tnonnt 7aEtefeit dub
poaltura
21446 , 3,674 02
Alnotilrylot
,0 30 ;16 . -41160,036 6:7
First Liens on Real Eat.te , l ai,81.8 67
U. S. 6,20
,60,400
U. S. Debt r:iilidMtesiA4o9
08
Atcrued interest norsok
• kotelpigt4:•4l4;-;-
00lon
Cash on hand
The u ndWeigne r d'inditbSi PominiOna hay e
examined the bd.:lkt' ' 4 helturittdon, the
bonds and seentifkaild . connted nub, and
• , hal e found the aboVeitaternent comet.
. *.,II:4IETIY. 3LIAL
WC
Pittabui3l.l,
4Q Deposits received DAILY and EVERY
SATURDAY EVENPR3I. Interest paid at SIX
!PER CENT. per c i' •
Tip); STEES ,
isAml...Te ß rEs, President, ,
T •
,ght. gow,e, .1 Pion . J. K. Moartieact
, G. Hussey, • 1*
ut • - Jacob _Painter,. -
'N1"; Aicholia,Yeethtlf.
Orourth Stree.t,
; . „ 7,,
A. CAlleltia, Treasurer.
mr-iittar.atw
Horticultural 65PlonilVetaitli:Wnt.
I NITTOBURG-H
SANITARY FAIR,
Jul.
__„__,_.
MIRE 001 11.10Tur.E.P. ON PLANTS,
sa. PittflTS AND , ETA:MIMS confidently ap
peal to the aid of al k l iorticalturistssuldPloritii = •'''.
both. atanktedi.L . Vcaniner44,l , - P rOhitalOwgrii .
the laudable bbjiit pr - „,this 'Pair and: the atiii*, ::
,Sit exigencies of the-Onie,Zand the development_
of earite-dirY Tll'One, , will titg . e the. Patriorlritr i "`
P b UtititY . , 904 s 1 " • , '
We - soucit your donations or contributions of
much attielamas wi/17adorn and mule!: attractliii‘ ' :i: ‘ ,
'the likepartpeat tik ider mil. cf 4 rieoililchrJAM a.,
ample extent, and utlitul attendants trgi L
---' ,
~,.
alwaYste! lit 'hand, thit'llie knerierir:oi Of/AU
Ma y t ril.„tia,t4ll44,lieli , colleitiona: will ;1
ducts
Aid' , cared for.. In addition to the ordinary pro
ducts of the greenNifise and garden, the Oom
*Ritter Mao aolicft .... ostVbutions or ,
____,..: cfr - L - -,,
itowitieta,' ' Out
~,-,
Baakets oiFiowern ' Dried Ilifivere, . '
, r Fl ~
orallitaigos, Wax Mowers, •_.I . f.:41.
~IlLang_llit.Baakets, Leather Flowers, , ~,.„,
Floie4 'l3iad.7ia, •PltamtomßouquaW.4::l i
Fers Cams,. Autumn ' , carts, , 7' t
..ilstuiesi, '....; ''' ' 'Agit:milt, ': -
tiardening_bnplements Seeds, , - -
Native Wine, - - ' Oarderdaltooirl;
Ganjen Spats &Vases, FOUDtaiIIS, ,
ilortioulrural fronWork,
Heelcultttral Wire ',Work,
, -,, ...,
Horticultural China and Glttaa;•- -
Hottlrailtuntl-Frottetri 7,
FOreitti*id .r..otlaltuiet,, ...,,,,,, ..
.. .Dried Fruit, - -.' •• , 44 ., - . .
•
;14:^
W it•lg Fru it,
p.)* Garden Statuary. at, •
In short, Rustic Ornamenrs of everytiltittty'i.'”
A 9111431 a ml4'o 'rano charaiteribat , ,
Ikelong tSi the 4igiteulturallptarii.”--_-11
l allinontributpints s nr sut goiters, hicnictilets z , ,
aorui to insure a =Want
regtdar stitply- during.-p*Faiti
tweeptittatij'atoi datitithiffois will 14e.ru4 itgraufe,
With the diairician of the Committee, . -
AT FLORAL /TALL. • "
Donatloat or eoatrlblitioat frOrh atirord*y'
baleat tti 3rlll. BidaCriitAl l i; SeeretaCY gift; - ;•
Vat, Fair, with BUJ of Lalty2gtatrked
'Mow the Floral and • Eftnrtteultural
Department—For the Committee."
'TM S. iWUML/1,
CtElilVhtAN,
WitEELICR &
HIGHEST. PREMIUM
g-414 %Z.:4
LocKsrircsi
::1754
SEWING MACH
VIM OREAPEST,
SIMPLEST,
Pr incipal Ofike,tlAm4 M/toiellaler EtaPoriam.
NO.' 27 YIFTII -
Three doOrg below.sank Bleck,
Wit SUNINEt- . &-r - -
Zj:- l qrb':"rE 2l S . A
apt•eod-tikw • '
-- - -- -
rire-60111-TEIE a • TAX.
-: 4pelmaavaxdttnl-3-$44.
ITAi a Za i r egthdt° ? d rarailok,
variddrahaddliai3
W i ne/011, hare
to tecti
Made inifl ler= ill kfl; Viral
visthentrilie ft ep#3 l44 'pl'oper Ittotlik--z, z.,,
mid mark them, so that thitrs CM oeseturtc--c:
41. the Fait, it'd o, Wollttliii Platens vi 1. 51
,Wlntribute ttirtiliatbittoillt Of l J/ut treild - `i' -'
Commission, tbe sie tect will Ladasste.thimb e
and the name fir , . 724 -.,,,..,. L.-: .„.„1,
It i. deitrable st b sat rii 4 7 10 „,,,
as posaatre, 4164/13111- '''lOlitzliii:
ebiasted. i :4 .
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t & ez
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3
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- 1,6911 67
160 Oo
t 22,809 2 7 - 4190,691 67
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