l’ec VSe^onUisf!..! 13*76 Jo^ti ; >-■ "■ c ‘:;, J ‘ ■-ortcrs| for weak knee joints! Suspensory Rnmla-fs. Self-Injecting Syjrlugesj also every kiu<] of .Syringes. i KKX&EIt IliiS jkltiO A Tnina u-hii’h will ftdically cure Ilcmin ir Rupture. at his Drl*(|, .Store, No. mo Wood STREET.; oignof the (golden Mortar, rersons writing jfor Trusses shiljul,! semi the number of nohes around the bodj{ immediately over the |l. HR. KEV:>EK will (rive his personal attention to theaplication of Trusses in adults and children. anrthe Is satistiej tl.at.jjwith an exp( , rlcnce twenty years, he will hcjcnalileil to give satisfac' 1 Sclf-InjccUn K S}|riu R ei fceit-inj t«t ill (r ttjjr-ina'ss, SHfiAnjeotlua S yet |> tr t.s, Self-Injecting Syringes. Solfsi DR. EEYSER'I 140 Wood street. Suspensory Baurtyiges, Suspensory Baudiges, Suspensory Buudtges, Suspensory Buuiljjiges, ii’- A dozen different kinds, ' " , A dozen different kinds, A dozen different kinds, A dozen different kinds, At DK. KtYSEU’S, Wlfjkvood street. noKMyd&w tj JptLESOF TWENTY YEARS STANDING -- i | c U It !E D . t Belov, wUI it found a ccripicate from one of Ihe most respectable citizen, of Wilkin, township in regard to Dr. Keytcr'a Lindsay Blood Searcher. The Doctor’s fertificale, or,’ wilhm reach; and no one need he deceived in regard lo hi, preparation,. Dr. Quo. H. Kkyser :— i; became affleted with PUes abohftwenty years (ago, and every year they were growing worse, so as to trouble me verj-mfetth, so inuch so at fumes as to unfit me for work. Sometimes I wah so bad that I oould not do-anythliiig on account of them, they came out dn me as large as a hickory nut; I had tried a great dehl oif medicine for them. I used to buj and take ' whatever I could Lear of or read of In .otre Ujrs and pamphlets tha| fell in my way, but I could not got cured, someiimes they would do me some good for a little wjulc, but afterward, they would return again asSbad as cv or. I also applied to two Doctors wftb visited meat m house and gaveme but It would not dri, i could not grt Over a year ago I got an advertisement of yotjr Dtndsay’s Plood- Searoher, made by yourselt'Jjwhen you sold it to me you told me one bottle wiould not cure me,' »nd that my wluile system utjoaM have tobere newgd by th % medicine before 1 got well. J bought one bottle and took ifjhome with me and used it according to your directions, i then call. ed to see you again, when ypu said I could no’ expect-much beneflt from one bottle, i bought it on, one bottle at a time, ugtil I had used live bottles. After this quantity) had been used, 1 was entirety well of the Plles,j which'had tortur ed me for twenty years. In other respects my hoalth is Improved, and I am |s well as oould be expected for one of my age, Leing atxty years past. 1 I have been well now for six months, and there is noappearance of a return of the disease- I can do any kind of farming work now without the PUes coming down and hprting me. lean pitch hay, chop wood, im, 0 <- do kiuJ of work which before used to hurt me. tr h en 1 found put your Blood-Searekeril kept on taking It I cons, dor jj , iy dll . myrase knpwn to the country lor the benefit of others who may suffering i „. Ha and do not know the value of your medicine. Y ou maypubUilr i tftft'? j-'oilUie-r Uveln Will bepleaMd tq satisfy any one ELIJOTT DAVIS. D*o«mber 34th, 1883. «-too* out he name Of DR. OEORQE B. KEYSER on tht cotter of Ih, boUU Bnipattci **U 'o Mng 'into*, iy . flmrfeu, artuu wh . ch . a , n th^market |-| EditohandPropJdetor ure cured* ire oared ire cured. *e cured. re cured. •e cured: J re cured. Rupture or Hernia cured Rapture or Hernia cured. Rujpture or Hernia cured, npture or Hernia cured u|tnreor Hernia oured or Hernia cured. nature or Hernia cured, nature or Hernia cured, Cure Trust. 'ajtent Trust, . iipporter Trust, stjns Trust. 11 A H V I* VS TH i : \ Ti > |« on Diseases oi Kem.i!er\ rivenr . BarpentJOß*, >t«ri].ty, Kepr.Hluctio.i. huTau^ V aVkuki mTi , . ,h uV;v sent tree t«* hii\ H.l.inibb. ' ‘ ; \ e>t !» |wy ‘‘ u “' *ar i'he pills and lij»«.► Ic wj| i„ km.! h V m ’ confidentially 4 ,- w hen .h>i;ed ‘ Atul pre-paid on receipt ~j v |, v * * ' ! }l ' J. -BKYAft, M. J)., 0 J AtTPaf. . No. «6 Cedar street, Ncu Yoi j. .. Hemlntr, Mi ~ »„a Mark*.' ..re, „ on. I„r .•InJ , TO A (,Ij Cl) \< !• Jt Vl' i) _ p°cr e:■ ; rf: cl °aks, shawls ed to nil physicians that miierc-,' Y'V' diseases named in this r.• / « almost deprived the party uf his Hf.-. lie c.n . at last to the physician that udvert , ..-s j-, ,.i are they to know ! Are they not nu are ti Aat ey Cooper. Sir Benjamin Brod.e. Mr-rVarn'l Ball and >l. Paul Kicord devoted years in \\\t tieatment of these diseases 1 These men are luU up as shining lights m the medical world • 1 don't assert that all men are worthy that puldish v:i R ? re « t number of them that are. i Uve dei oted myself to the study and treatment oi Twv'\|-|-v,rnj y , Pl ' ™ y,Iom years ol misery and untimei-, deal!, M> tre i l L l^ t Aa coniined to the vegetable apoir&iher* ‘J* . ..... cess: but my long residence NEW GOODS just received. I T'.^pST.W"" l OK ™ K « kind. Horticultural & Floral Department • PITTSB'D kGil tS ANITA Jii TAIK, Jimr l.>t. COMMITTKIi ON PLANTS HiUITS AND FLOWFRNeonii.iijtifk \,l IH-'al to the aid of ainiorticulluriste and p;,,, botli Amateur, Commercial and Piolessh.ii ,l The laudable object ol this I\, ir Mnu tl..' opj.sl ent exigencies ol the time, and the development of each day alone, will urge the Patriot and rliil;inthroji)bt. We solicit your donationa or eunti iLm'l n.i.s M »uch articles as will adorn and tpndrr the Department under oui charge, w Inch ','s ..i ample extent, and Where cart-rul attendant* w„j ‘ln.'ial.e ai hnnd, that Die owners of plant, •nay real assured that their collections will he lui, eared lor. In addition lo The or, Unary ~m-duel duel a ol I#,, green-house and guide,;. (he ( •mltee also solicits contrlhntinnß ol liouvetß, Cut Flu llels, Baskets of Flowers, Dried Flu were J-loral Designs, Wax Finn. , Hanging Ua.lt,-Is, l-csther Flower- Mower .Stands, Phan,ton. Bouquets, Fern Cases, Autumn I,eaves Aviaries, Aquaria, Gardemng Implements, Seeds, Native Wine, Gardening Hooks, Garden Seats &Vasos, Hortioulrur*] Iron Woik, Horticultural Wire Work, Horticultural China and (Jl.hbs, Horticultural Pottery, Foreign And Exotic Fruil, Dried Fruit, Wax Fruit, Garden StAtu.try. Ia short, Rustic Ornaments ol every kind, or anything of a rural or rustic ehar.teter that does not strictly belong to the Agricultural Depart monk * Daily contribution's of cut dower., bouquets designs, baskets. Nc «« Hu • a , so as to uitmre .n constant nod regular supply during 11, L .J , r „ iM< acceptable, and contributor, will Viral- ,’rr ,L with the Chairmtfii of the c.„„n.i- 1, f at floeai, hall. Ihmanons or contributions fjou, be sent to_ WW.D. McGOIVANv the l air, with Bill ofLadiiigmarkud: “For the Floral nuil n„ r' ask a Trial, Of this \ aluahle Tonic, Of this Valmible Tonic, ' Of this Valuable Tonic, I Only 75 Ota. and’One hollar per Home, ' nSli a " l } H nC } JoUAr I' er Bottle, I Only f6tta. uml One hollar per Until? ! Jvtu r ! 5 ( aiul (^nf ‘ I'"!lHr ]ier Jiotth-' : Manufactiimi solely by:«. A Kl t \KKI L' 1 BKO. (lencral Jjepot, lid Market afreet H\ : r r^^eVX“* ein • IMPORTANT TO LADIES. Great American Remedy.” Harvey’s Chrono Thermal PI u,s HAVENEV ER vet t'AII.KDI WHEN the directions have heenati ictly followed i in removing difficulties arisin" inmi mowe,U) OBSTRUCTIONS, OR -STOPPAGE (IP NATCH tl. h “’ t Un, the M hires, nr other «./ n ' l tonne OrK.Hriß. T? l e7 , ill«Hr , i,., m\Vv , on the constitution, ami mmY. t ik*'n I t*'' n most delicate leni.aie* u nhout .'rl-.;./ hi r ' « at the same time ' r ‘ * • THEY ACT AS A Cli.\KM By mviporaMug. t) r ' ■ yslwato a healthy m„ii| Wm. y. v '£ ~ £ on theVuouthly jxm h.il urh 1,-u-uj lt , N n M I tfr frym what cause the olwtru.-r./.n' V-Wml* ! TheY'Bnouhl, hotvever. isi t'l h<> taken \L> i,,-*,' • three or lour months of pregnancy, thouirh [ ' reeutri ° h °r ,ime ' 88 Tv ' DOLLAR* C " UU>n ‘ 60 PUlB ' |,Klt ' K - CNK,' s. a MAirviN, dry goods, hosiery, &g 1864. Spring & Summer. 1864.1 FIRST NATIONAL BA WIT « ! OF pittsbuhgH. ASTD HANDSOME SHAWLS, CLOAKS, SACQUES, Dress Goods and Balmorals, C. HANSON LOVE & CO.’S, rocolhor with every description of Housefuinishing and Mourning Goods, Alto t lie largest ami l.est aborted stock of Cassimeres, Cloths and Jeans, FOR .MF,\ juiti flliV’s, 1 l.at we ha, e I, ten aide to otter for a Inn- lime. I' wpit ns a call ami examine our stock. : C. Hanson Love & Co , ' * ftn() "a Marke’t sheet DIiKSJS GOODS, At Ul, 37 1-2, 60 and 62 l-2c; Striped and Figured Chintzes, siliitPpss: X -M.Miii! siiaavi„s,■ $2,50 to $16,00; T^? Kid Gloves, $1,50 per Pair; !■iSSSE=- 'ii.KiwriW;3i§»SKiß : o«c , S. b !Sd SS«SJ" by th( DittKr-"- At 62c per Yard ( i (, i H <'U;< ( i.AKs V Id; Y CHEAT. AT GARDNER & SCHLEITER’S 9 2 MARKET STREET. tjvmiu Aituiv.il. of IN i: vr «r*ul PS G s <'-'l-MHJ! GOO])* iU'(;i;s & hack jo, Cor. Fifth and Market St. Ar, i„. w n|„. : , in _. , ~.ie nilltl >t(x . k "K mvi.i.,., i (‘iU‘li ( liiutzcs, Hoop Skirts lf A. >1 oISAJ. W , in.l h full n ne ~i always (I.Y HAM). j Stock ol New Goods, Mi. mi. to our umi'il exteriKive aaanrtment, "" 5 uil n “ d I'ii‘ltj tljled ul Ladies' an.i Misses' Hats and Bonnets variety, cm-.,,,, t!.„„ „„ w 1.-tlly solv Goods * - ru\T i \Ti of*! |' re6idenl is responsible for the acts h las ministers. Our Constitution ad ; vMjirgtoJ a judgb'ent Dt upol hUd®" 1 : . admits that lie may be guilty of crimes ! ! n ln 8 government of laws, and nofof 1 Zr 1 ,u . 1,1081 obscure citizen may with — Chief 11 to Zf ColZ.ilm ;--SSESSmS 1 - r The r «^.f,^o'j 0 'j Vel*- [,u>t *tution lias been disregarded ami ! . BtenSC-rESSffi .ssS l tyrn. »-:r; ™ t ' r‘ « &&% iu'Vr-sl u".\sc'u? n.Z“n '\ s s cou ntrv*, hor in dtitu ion« I i SS. ( H,lf * oiltco, rh?H mill ih\ ni ivin-n aIIL * _ hiyih m, ( .m ii„!V U " In the World of hi si u: I , omiitmilcr OI the Currency. 'morning was published „ nr lZ lni'bday I the second national bank ; ok PiTTSß.ncii, pa., » tary of State, appointing aday-of'tn (Formerly IKON OITY TKPST cu.mpa.vy ) ? 1 ' ilUu military -r*susr~'--* &%Fr^jiu£. il'm*; in^id'^waZhS rJei>l, ;' uA! m»«Tow: IZ V, ’-taming to counterfmt of >!<>« speech and r;7v ,:d“ d r ftW r aa a }!*>* s™ YoATreLt aSdn a tZd m't o7the f cnv eaUre , newB P B P« niachin . i I * 11 enabled hint to in-' ■ It hi., cutler forgery into lhe regular channels by which we, receive nZ „ a tune when competent inspection of" its genuineness was impossible, andsns i cion ol lUauthentic/iy tiros improbable ! The manifold paper - , resembling In all expects that upon which re' c.ive from our agents news, and iLffi the Government itself orders, aniaurn^ ■ ments, and proclamations ' waaleft with , a night clerlcabom sTr 4 oS n Z , morning, after the departure of every re ' sponsible editor, and was af once pissed into the hunus of the printers, put in 1 ype, and published. No newspaper li the country hut would have been dm j ceived as we wore! ™ oe j 9 ur , misfortune was complete At an early hour, however, before the bulb j ness of the city had fairly begun t , was discovered that we had been impos: :ed u *“' ,n >. ;imJ were being made reap , , l i,; n |) lbi i " 1Bt T | ments of 8 deception £f ; ~ i’ ul ]| ' • f imre was no delay in vin | dictating onr character. Our whole lll clunejj tor spreading news was opt m ■ motion instantly to announce that we had been deceived by a'forgery—that ' your excellency bad issued nl Vodl mat,on. The sale of papers over om : counters was stopped. Our bundles tl j the Scotia, bound tor Europe that dav IW T B, , opped ' T,IB own «s’ anfl plr: ' h,‘n 8 tl fl 03 ,";r News-room 1 bundles and (lies were stopped, and the agent of the line was mfomel tbit .lie pioclamation was a forgery. Our print ers and pressmen were brought from their homes and beds to put in type and publish the news of our misfortune. I Our bulletin boards were placarded Z h h , e . °Z ° f rewartf for thß discov-, uy ol the forger; and to the Agent of the Associated Press I sent a telegram.. reciting all the facts, for him to trans mu at once to nearly eyery doily paper m the North, from Maine to California. Thus beiore the Scotia sailed, before your Secretary of State had officially branded the forgery, the wings which wc had given to Truth had enlbled hTr to outstrip everywhere the Falshood we had unwittingly set on foot, and in many places the Truth arrived before thr forger bad come to tell his tale hor any injury done to ourselves, to th» government, or to the public thiß publicity was ample antidote It indeed made injury impossible. But the insult to your excellency was tbs greater in proportion to the eminence o l\our station. Early in the ol Wednesday, therefore, I went with Mr. \Vm. C. Prime, the c’hief effiior of the Journal of Commerce , which had been deceived precisely as we were to the headquarters of the Department’ of the East, and laid before the “m -manding general every clue in our session which could lead to the discov ery of the guilty. persons. All the felts above recited were telegraphed at one! to you through,the Secretary of War bv General D,x. I assert our utter blame leBsneBH._ I assert, moreover, that I liaveJifiverlkiiowii a mlad ao -prediudi ced in whfch acquaintance., with these facts wonld not enforce the o fl our utter blamelessness.' . ;... Hera waathe absence o£-an intent to do wi-ong, here was an antidote for an injury unwittingly assisted, more com plete and effectual than the injury itself here was an alacrity in search of the : th™. w,„ aT i,„, namei-l Rea. Si-^Lvf,^ h 'ler " MN ' PrPsidei ' l NATIOftiAIj BANK DRESS GOODS GOODS I | O. L. WARNER, President. I JNO. t. PAT'I KRSON, Oaahier. j leb23-tmd TEN-FORTY LOAN OF U. S. : 1/1 HIST .VAT lON AI. 11l Ik up I l 1 PITTSISt'HGH, n 11 ° h Designated Depository and Fi- ti, ii. BU i I [l ~ie treasury Department, tlud Uftiik will receive Subscription* for theTon t orty 6 per cent. Gold-bearing Hond* A commission willbc alloieedto Ranks, Dank eis and Ilrokers. JAMES I.AI'GIILiN Orders are solicited. President Pittsburgh, April 56th, 1864. „]>2T J IST WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS, A POCKET AJ.IIUSJ Unitd States for Twenty Cts ALSO, Albums lor Centre Tables, AX PRICES HELOW AI.iL, , AT PITTOCK’S, ! New Goods OPPOSITE TILE PUSTOFFII K feb.Tfi fßiriE CO-PARTNERSHIP lIERK- M. toiore existing between the undersigned, under the name and style of J. Y. DAY St CO., it thin day dissolved by mutual consent, Joaas Koefer retiring from the firm. J. F. DAY, JONAS KEEFER. Pittsburgh, Pa., March 7th, 1864. New Goods New Goods CO-PARTNERSHIP. Saddlery and Coach Hardware, New Goods In all ita branches, under the name and Btyie of »AY «fe HAYDEN New Goods No. 58 Wood Street. JOSIAH F. DAY, THOMAS S. HAYDEN. Pittsburgh, Pa., January ISth, 1864. mhS sold at the LOWEST PRICES. Call ana examine them belorehuying elsewhere. - Re df„Sewlng Machlnea ot every kind promptly attended to. 9 ERNEST AXTHELM, Agent. . No. 103Thirdynit, _mhl6-iyd PittsburghTl* a. - New Goods O a t ts-« 00 bdsh prime: oats- Ju*t received and for sale by FETZER & ARMSTRONG, myo oojaer tfarfcet and Flrct at*. NATIONAL BANKS ; ] IsisiliiMS : §#i|^p2§ j»f u-SfeStfgfe. the fibst National bank OF PITTSJJUItGH. FA., Late Pittsburgh Trust Company. Capita, *400,000, wlih l ncrease to *1,006,000. : OF PITTSBVRQH. .1 acoji Painter, Jake Hill, C. F. Klopki:r; Wm. L’OOPEK, Rout. Romnaok, K. lid'll l| v A >- W. J\l. (it'HMLV. nancial Agent of tlio United States Holding from 12 to 24 Piotures, FOlt SOJ.DIKIiS! for soldieks: (Jau be sent to all parte of the Albums for Centre Tables, ax rmcEH IIEI.OW ALL, JAISSO-LUXIOIN. eatb notrees, each inserifan aleH r n * . Marriage notices, each insertion T!! ?2( e 2 8 Meamboat-adrertiaemeots, per trio-Vi out 1 month. 3 month* 0 months ,1 year... To His Excellency Abraham tin coin: .Tvrong doer, and assistance rendered to 'to- su t c^ net 0 you.. . $° l 8 set folly before yon i ##fea®wa*f -. Wpß&rfihifofih' Fo&ffc ek* oceupatimof: 'Th6 YouftiditifV'X, i*! l lv s wWlaijisins, J „A,: - k _£?/• ? p%«fe'«rits editorsfind -' If „ l i ,b l^ e %% ou S |l fi'Cftntiot,Btato J-n [ ' aSS^sss^ rescinded.. But 4he order for the ann presjsion of the World was not rescinded " Under your orders General nixse&ta ' strong military force to its * office and ’editorial- rdoms, Who eiebted their occupants, nnd for, two days „ n d threp.piglds hclcj possession there,, in and abstracting some of their ion:' tbrlshoW P ° ne t 0 ‘-"^the Not .until. Satujday. morning ■ did ihi 3 T ! Y ho have ears to hem- its absent'd 1 V™ 1 tban its colurims ': To.churacterizjj these proceedings' as 1 unprecedented, Would be to forget the past history of yotr administration; add 1 1° ,r! lar ?« enza tW as shocking :to .every mind, would be to -disregard that principle of human nature from whicLit anses that men Submitting once fid' againto lawless encroachments of DoWer w th every;intermission of a vigilance which should ,he jcontinusl- lose some thing of theold, free, kepn sense of their true nature aqd reajl danger. .' Charles was doifotlgss advised to and applauded for,, by wl ich iie 'lost his crown and lire' .Korean you do ny sncii outrageous, bnpfesMve aid I iinyust a thingthatSt will not boappiaud cd by those whose prosperity amppower • )o i have created aid maydestroy • To trary uleM? 650 j{ , ° cet ' din S a *> w-ofp’i 11 e" 1 .;. unconstitutional, w ouhl scem, If suclj weighty words have die'flr heir' < illmt 'be governor of thip state hn» forgotten tjo do his duty,; do not imagine that the people of thiseiti’- or State, or country have ceased' to loth tin ir liberties or do not know how to to a t vrame " gbtS '. ! U ' vou,(i be fatal ' .' |J M . nt r to qonimitjthat error here and non. A free people can at need devise means to teach their chief magistrate ’ the same lesson. I ■ ° To yog, si r , who have hy heart the ( Oustitution which ybu swore to. “prei serve, protect, and defend,” it maybe aml m, Pe T li^ e to cite ‘hose natural: art i e M nghts therein enumeratedj n shfin That the peo j pit shall be secure in tlibirpersons, houses i se^zu^ and ag! P nst Unreasonable! seizures, and that.no warrant liven shall nnrm/n cept n >°n Stable cause sup' f rl uf d o y oat b. bhd particularly des- 1 !!' C 10 b 4 searched and the! persons or things to be seized * that TUT - person shall’ be deprived of life, liberty!' m.t P H OpCPty w ! tbffnt a^ e procesp of law :i 1 dons of C 111031 1 Priceless posses" ot freem ™. aud these vowtobfc away ffpm-.mt}, ; j a oaptured and guilty crimimd who knew that his, crime would be prov-t him “olmr' thelaw assuredly visit upon! | him condign pumshment,,might withl propriety plead these rights and demand hfm U M Ctle£ , ma S‘ strat P lo ’throw over him these shields, Assaulted by the bayonets of a militaryi commander he might protest and assert his inalienable right to the orderly processes, the proofs- , f.oo n tbC QfhA'ahtiuqut df the-Jaw. ..Bui. fd“K ue hhy ; terms.left.for !,'P! p ( ' Q ,b 3 ® .bemh the victim of crime,.has %n.ipade, afio" the- lawless no W ei »•. *. . 1 - ' t!l b' la "'. that after;.! the comfljjfflon of any. crimp, all pro-’! ceeungp, tpfem before - trial shalhSe. merely preventive.; but the proceedmgl. nmnre ? fr iwt T?p of tfe nature of a summary execution of iudg- L . Wou >d trial by law have been. Gemcd, would the- law itself have been set astde for the bay on fit, would a pro cess as summary as a drum-bead court martial have been resented to by you in a peaceful city-, far from; the boundaries Ot mihtary occupation, dad the presses which consistdntly applaudy our course been as we were, the victims J of'this' ,?, ad IhLJ Trib'iint arid C published tho forgery (and the Tribune lished 7 t a an m d S tbat U “ ! S ht pub ushed it and was prevented only bv mere chance) would you; sir, havesuo pressed anti TVmakllX suppressed The World and JownaUf Can you, whose eyes descern equality 1 under every .complexion,; be blinded by th £,>" 5 «°f partisanship? ’ i y < BUBt a'ucd the Govem nerttli lt9 .? tro Bgfo to preserve our im immirp “ at,ona ! it y- » bad helped to inspire the martial spirit: of the people, and encourage them -.toi the sacrifices they have so nobly made., It had adw«l* JSiteti those measures of financial policy which could best preserve the tone and vigoriof the Government in the contest It had deserved well of) the republio and of those who love it. i ’ But it also exposed and denounced tlie corruptions attendant-upon your admin istration. It. had opposed a delusive and enervating system of (paper money It had vindicated the fame of a patriot general, whom you. had removed from command on the. eve of victory. It had depreciated your re-electibmnDidHjiftQ, not find in these .facts the provocations •MS »*«■ Pcrsistencaha not made up your mmd agamktt.nadiefore the . underline your partway had (concocted. hispLot? .When..youanswer: these .ihierwwataifoj' I will-produce the proof ofi-threats mde .against/UB hyjthose nearcsttyou; aadas inia.iricK or lorgery tarnished yon -wnth the specious pretenclof Can it be possible, sir, that for a mo ment you supposed that (Journals like ours could* afford to bq guilty of this forgery! Let the matrons voice of Steanr Pricing fetaWlshmenf, ; BAas^fS!’ !p^ ri?tw ’ PLA, “J!^^^S'WpH«B SPECIAL AIJStmoW PAU) Tp Railroad, mercantmam- legai ffHirnur * >k o at»i 3 fryj J™« HNG **o»*en»i, nwappawnttei. '.. For npMtMftfc n^Ssssss^, Sr jjapPfs^ SJSfegssirafc from' hra ireift Ir 7*•' • ’■ name was aUb trailed 'fromittiel edifcOHJilr a iPSfflw He has den ormcecbife dhithfalta;irs-Ifriod : ■ on of a n cxclasT vein vn n-i- • i ,f «» clah^ouaeVlnft’strter-iS.::. M°TutoSSuta l ti* ! ' ,„; rnrnmm^' less 6f the misery* ttt^-n en me; antftsn dh& discovery ®P ffi& ! fot 1 -'' - ger stripped jtaaaaak off .toi dkeleW: v. r - the inppiijng Qause.of tko ; acLdtfttrew. monstrous hotiry in • ’" ble of those t‘mightsWiaP{6 ;fts i;i 'o fal>pr^°rtipiu r and.standxnmpiete,, ■;.. vaT? J > the raca ‘ ll ' °fcyouc arbitrary order • ,-. you have not jmadp ,reparation for thn wrong you. have Sme i ■ the insult Fern mu’, '“the « - Consiitutibff ft SnTi^r^ 1 &»KL , ?MfflEssaaiS®SßS“ 'PMftadfaMfc; tsmawKffife vo ß(filc,ni^ a ' IHim “* e •tßelefec thmk o m impossible, j an aneht, £. isoondo pass Up&h -yWirMidiff j® r^3le*! ;7; d tion and the right orampfeaclknefeto Vet , . remains to their' repreSeiitattveß - THe •• 't P !R oP rirfft n rA thelT *■ • :', right to Bpeak-when the -nm sit the lJC bavo„ m ; tl,eh f ,dS «'*■«*&&»• : s!t b y j t; when the ' Bastile w . broken down. of the/ by thp yeyerbexation/of onr Bsvoiu,tr 9 n, k In, stomy, times jke thtae! amid dan f “ , J h - Yet no citizen whn reeardahia ini' i should ever hesitate at IhTlast tolSS’ ' 1 iiSSSSif^': . rr; d 'SSSr^sl-:. ertms of the people whom they represent 1 but this cannot deter him de’- ' his w^dJf^Vwh^f- 40 d ° petent at least -,S Co “‘ : who and inscrutable ’ who presides in events and -swavs tho desumes. of the heima .. , ? Yonk, , ~ CHSJAi»EST?T^ '■ ■-PSWW OOD ■^^*%" i *****'*tm, aSy • -, my2i ~* •° -•'Ail''., :•«» - .... JOS. H. BOBLANTI. 100 mM PATTERSON * AMMON, No. • Wood it.