ADVERTISING RATES.
For atentilpg
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- TliF2e inners,..
Four ineertioup
Five insertion.....
One week
Two weeks
Three`weeke
, ne square ehangesi
13 A. I
Single subscriptions
Delivered' in the
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copies, each....
Tea copies, each
Twenty conies, each,
64
Forty
r Qum tlydred
r 4
ER4U/VOlt I.
tteruisi or Rupture cured.
fay a or . V.uslpfifro sprot
!lonia o; Rupture
Hernia or •Rupture cured.
pferlda n aaidure cared
ileruto or Rupture cured
Hernia or Rupture cured
fierula or Rupture cured
lifitriih's' Radlott Cuiie Trues
Hitter's Patent Truss
Pitch's Supporter Truss
§ e frf . Actittuting - I'rizse
Dr. Banning's Lace Body Brace, for
Ale Side 'of Priiiiktiabo neri, Piles, Alidattrinal
and Spinal Weaknesses.
Dr. S. 1 1. -- Sitcli.:4l Silver Plated Sup-
Piles Drops, for,the support and cure of
Ifanatic Stockings, for weak and varicose
Elastic Knee Caps, fc.r weak knee joints.
Ankle Supporters, for weak knee joints.
Suspensory Bandages
Self-injectink syrtitges ; also every kind
or Synngea.
, .
Dr. KEYSER has also a Truss which wil
acticallv cure Ilerula or Rupture
AlFi"Office at his I.ratnit S 088, NO. LAO wool)
STREET.; sign of the GoldenAlortar. Persons
+lilting for Trusses should send the number of
Itches around the body immediately over the
rupture.
ER. KEYSER will gimme his personal attention
to the atilt - cation of Trusses in adults and children
and! he Jo astislied that,
,with,an, xxpertencit of
ti my years, he will be enabled to give aatisfaa
Self-Injecting Syrlnfetl,
Self-TuJectlug iiyringes;
Self-lujeetlug Syriuges
Self-liu Jrct log Syringe•
Sold,at DR. KEYStjt'S, 14q Wood street.
Suspeusary BandaArea,
Suspensory Bluidages,
Suspensory Rnudsges,
Suspensory' Bandages,
flt
iS.R. KEYSER'S, 140 Wood street
no14)-1yd&w ,
lujars
TWINTY YEARS STANDING
CURED.
Below will be found a certificate from one of the
most reepectatde 4 citizens of Wilkins township in
regard to Dr. Keyser's Lind-rev' Blood Searcher,
The Doctor's cert i ficate ' s are loiM in reach, and no
04 , need be deceived in regard to him preparations.
Du. Giro. D. RKYBIIR became striated with
Piles about, twenty years ago g and every year
they were growing worse, so as to trouble me
very munh,,-w much ; ao at, timteraa tp tinpt me
or work. Sometimes I was Co bad that I could
of do anything account of them, they came on
out on me as large an a hickory nat. .1 had tried
a great 21enItti etedicine for them. I used to buy
and take whatever I could hear of or read of in
airerdars arul.pamphlets that fell in my war, bk
leould not get cured, sometimes they would do
me some good for a little while, but afterwards
they wouhl return again as bad as ever. I also
applied to two Doctors who visited me at my
house and gave me some medicine but it would
not do,:icould not get well. fiver a year agg
not an-. aftvertisement of your Liistisay'n Wood-
Searcher, made by youreelf-when you sold ft to
me you told me one bottle would not cure me,
and that my whole system would have to be re
newed by the medicine before I got well. 1
bought one bottle and took it home with me find
used it according to your directions. I then call
ed to see you. again, when you said I could n
expeCt much benefit from one bottle. I bought
it on, one bottle at a time, until I had used flue
bottles. After this quantity had °ten used, I
was Mita*ly well of the Piles, which haul tortur
ed ranker twenty yearn. In other respects
mp
herdth liriPtri if 4 l, and:l alum welt gurconld be .
expected - ter one of my Eyre, being sixty years'
past. Ihave been well now for six months, and
theta noappearance of a return of the dlseaee;
I c* . do;any kind of farming:work now withou,
therPilee coming down lincl hurting Me. I
can
pitch hay, chop treat, lift, or do any hind of
work which before used to hurt me. When I
ound out pour Itlood-Searcher I kept on taking
It until I got entirely well. I consider it ray dn..;
ty to mahe;m4r.cam known to.tite country for the
benefit ofothere who may be suffering as I was
amigo net ktteWthe caideef yourteedn3, Your;
may publiah this if youlike—l live in !Tin t_
. 1
Townthip, and will be Pitosed to tOtlef7 and one
of'4lo tmitkof tilifoeti*catnlfXbey Wish tto,calf
December 24th, 1683.
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Rupture or Hernia:cured
Rapture or yertila curtd
Rupture or Heruln cu red
Rupture or Heroin cured
Rupture or 'lemma cured
Of every kiu
A dozen different kinds,
A dozen different kings,
A dozen different kindo.
A dozen different kinds
COLONEL INSTEAD tiF A KI:i( '
OODDESS OF LIBERTY INSTEAD OF
A QUEEN !
MAJOR INSTEAD OF JACK '
1 NION CARDS are put up in a neat he 1.
JOHN W. PITTOCK'S
W DEPOT
B A _R GJtINS
ILTACIRIIM & GLIDE'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
H AVING BOUGHT OUlt GOOIU4
I.efore the 14.eent henry a.l act, n r,nct
at prices eonxiderahly less than earl be
any Where in the I.:aHt, a huge
stock of seasonable
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
of the best foreign and di - 1M ett Ic 111,1 Th int . !
A great variety of dress Ilk
Bugle Gimps, Silk Tassels, Ornaments, Veils.
Ribbons, Magic and LacelEuiflicg, Jet, Silk and
Bugle ',resit Bithons, a very good assortment
Embroideries, Edgings, Parasols, Jain and gun
Umbrellas, Gentlemen's Furnishing orals, an,:
the Jarrett and beet Stock of Fancy Goode,
Notions and Small Wares to be found in the
city.
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cnßsTArtr T._ ,BELOW NINTH ST.,
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MEDICAL
IMPORTANT TO LADIES,
"Great American Remedy..
Harvey a. :Orono -Thermal
rrEatAJLE PILLS
ItiIAVE iIirEVER TETFA LE u( utEN
mgi p dijecttons have been strictly followed,)
moving difficulties arising from
013 STEITOTIONS, UR taTtiPPACIF, U}
NATURE.
Or in restoring the system to perfect health when
metering from spinal Affections, l'iniapsiis,
UVeri, the Whites, or other weaknesses 01 thr
Uterine t lrgamt.. The Pith. ere perfectly liar In IPRE ,
on the constitution, and may be taken by the
moat delicate females without Causing distress
at the same time
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THEY ACT A% A. CHARAI,
By atreAgtnening, invigorafing, and restoring the
system to a healthy condition, and by bringing
on tike monthly period with regularity. No mat
ter &am what cause the 'obarnmtion may arise.
TheyAhontd, however , gOT be taken the first
three or fotirmonths of Pr%qtancy though site
at any other time, as Miscarriage would he the
result.
Each box contains BO' /111 s. PRICE, ( )Isi
DOLLAR.
• DR. 11141.11.1VEV'S TRFIATISR
on Dlseasea'of Females, Pregnancy, Miscarriage,
Barr less, reproduction, and Abuses
of Natttie, and emphatic he LA 1'1: I
VATRATEDIOA ADV a pamphlet of 'M
pages, seent free to any atklreas. Six
cents rev LI fir
ed to pay postage.
..114-The pills and Book will be sent by mail,
confidentially, when desired. I EC,
and pre-paid on receipt of uu,hey p t
J. lilt AN, al. It., ueuenl .bent,
No. '7l; I War ell eet, o;
*4.Joseph Fleming, I itilL",;l:sl, e o rei.e 0!
the Diamond and Market. street, age,,t Pitts
burgh.
m7E-eludes w
N OTIOE TO ALL coNcEItNIRD.
Among a certain class of seltdin mita peo
ple there is a peculiar leelin4 oi con t [
,it t :tete
ed to all physicians that rinse, ar an,i treat the
diseases named in this earth (Pm vA Ti; Dp-t...vis r ...
Why: this should be, they nor no one else e.-:u
&realm I lotawarethalxll plt yeIeiSOISI treat ,Its
eases of ever denomnation. in (act sOll just
the very dise a ses that i are so °lmo x.ioita lie to 11,1 ye
very refined parties. 1 supi3Oar they would rt,t
let one of their family go to a party t had lias di
voted years for their benefit, , 2:111F,' he ad‘ erti
ses the fact, and their family li l t diejEl, ell's he Is
a humbug so he can get the EA. , , t he has
almost deprived the party of his life. lie
at last to the physician that advert iscs—lto w
elan
are they to know t Are they not aware that sir
Astley Cooper, Sir Benjamin Brodie, Sir I 'harks
Ball and 117 Paul •Bleard devoted years in the
treapmetitoll these diseases ? These ;hen are held
up as Shining lights in the medical h. ; I don't
assert that all '
_..at all men are wcrthy that 10.blish, o'll I ply W
there are a great number ol them th:it ale. 1144 e
devoted my - sell to the study and tre:itnier.t
Pitivanz DlSEasxs upivards 01 40 r a "' a"
Now Good LI T 2
Without egotism can say I have Ca, , IL umireds
/10/i
froutc_yeara of misery runi putimely delitsi.
treatment is confined to thficregetalcic• al:neelth brag
as I think it is the heat and most cerTain. it is in ht oods oma
my power to bring hundreds ct eel:Him:dos II I c. eV; 41
Ad
thought it necessary to certify to Icy general 0:1C
CM! : but my long residence in this city is suffl- 404Fi
cleat proof without adding more. spermarf:rrlieft
and all diseases arising trots it are curt :1 in n.Lv N ew Goods 61
much shorter time than !wretch:re. it belico, es
every young luau and in tai colt , tll ol se-
1
lecting aphyalcian. The ditleieut s It vflisernents
that are area in our palters are of ric worth. Anil
no benefit will arise Irani 7,11671, , S 7 ban hot) :cad
of health and money. Hundred. enied .tEIIV Goods .t r ws'
ally Icy my new remedies. Address BOX
Jan-lyd Pittsburgh Post-011cm New Goods
KINGS, QUEENS & KNAVES fel.lo
NO LONGER. 51•31:41F.P. 1./ItEisti 1,400 M,
IVATIONALITY EVE It TII I \ G
Foreign Emblems used Nulg etloup,h
Onr N ational Emblems,
Eagles,Shields,Stars& stripes,
Designate the Suils in Ihr
AMERICAN CARD COMPANY'S
UNION PLAYING CARDS.
COLD I.T
WPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE
GOODS AT OLD PRICES
Marlcet tetra. '(.
GUIPURE LACES,
PEPA.ADEWCLN
14 1. -
J. PRopßrEroiL:
=22111
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY" &C
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1 12,208,0451
The only profits from premiums which this BB
company can divide by law, are from -rinks-which
have been determined.
Insuran
own and ces made on every desaription of Prop
erty, in T Count,
consistent with security, ry at rates as lowa* are
stone their incorporation a period of. thirty
years, they hare paid losseeb:L Fire, tq an amount
exceeding. Four Millions of olials, thereby af ,
tooling evidence of the advantages of insurance,.
as well as the ability and thspositiontu ineet.with
promptness all nobilities.
Losses paid iltiling theveat uts9, $ 6 2,156 3111,.
DIRECTORS.
iIN A !ILEA W. BA NOECHB., 1110 ELDNOAL H. Lon
TOLIfAI4 Wootton, ' DAvrtY S. I - MOWN,
SAM LIK.r. (1 iIANT, ! INAAO LICA
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a ACO7I R. SMITH, ' V.....DIVAILD 0. IiALN,
The Pittsburgh Trust 1 lompany having organ- U EOLLON W. Edon A.RD (NORAUC EA Laa,
i7eil tinder the act to provide a Notionol Curren- MIAS'. C: BAR, President.
y, tinder the title of the El llS'll NATIONA 1. EDlVAltil 11. A L E ,. Vice- President.
BANK OF PiTfliiil , ROH, would respectlidly Ww. C. steel, Secretary pre tem.,
otter its sere ices for the 'collection -01 Notes, *Y. ti AR DEIVEI: CGEVIN, Agent.
Drat is, Bills el Exchange, & c., receive money ou niylB Northcutt cur. Third and Wood sts
deposit and buy and :dill Exchange on all parte .if
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the country.
PH ILADELPHIA FIRE Alin - LIFE
The success which has attended the Pittsburgh I pj s u ß A N C E . C ompA.N y,
Trust Company since its t end e d in Piiit., i
will we believeke a sufficient - guarant e e that bust-
Piltt CIJIhISIONUT,'S'PREICT,7.
nest , CULL'llAted to Ihe.new organization will Fe- o,:t, ti ,„f t a the custom 'Louse.
solve the saute prompt attention.
Capital-11210,100. Asiets..ll3o-1,943.
Daring a very extensive correspondence with'
. ---
Banks and Rankers, throughout the country, Ilitrit T.. 'IA ICE' ALt Tial r ilfD.R" COP 'lN
we believe woeful offer unusual facilities to those V SURA..hitIE, either PerpettuaLor Idmited,
who do business with us. ,i : .
Oft every description of Property or Alerchandise,
at reasonable ratettof premium.
The Mildness will be conducted by the same
officers and directors. i.
ROBT. P..lillef(l, President, .
I z i s A , LDWIN, Vice President.
,
niaarmotia
A LETA no F. li N.I'MSE, ' I 'HA li.LIt h P L T V A;
.Texas LAVAR LIN W Itli Ti' Niion,
IHREUIX/RS. •
h'enotor S. MAYA,
E. R. (dorm
Thom Ali lima., FRONOI, 0. BAILICT,
E. Ii.,ENOLD-11, ( i kronen W. BROWN,. -
'roue. WIGHTMAN, A tax. lii,Lio..cv, P. B. )d\' list",
.10g*PN Li. P.AVL,
8 AMHErt It Rt.
C. SIIICREEATT, JOBSPLI CLAYTON,
_ JAMES LA lIGHLTN, President.
~..e. aL,,,,,,,,,,,,, E. Wa.sit.,
JOHN D. ,GULLY, Cashier.
P. BC. AL‘KIILINN, •Secretary,
augfralaiwtf .
1. G. OOPP.IN, Agent.
5EC0..4.1413 NA'FIGNAL DANK J:, I.ly Corner Third arid W ts
Westeru Insurance Oompany.ilf,Pittatrargh.
1:. 0 11.1.LE11, Jr, Presideo,
F. At (1, As.D.3M •Seeitietry.
( 'opt U. D. Cootioan, tent Agent.
TR EAST BY - DEP Ait TM FiNT, ) No, Ole Writer Street, ptilieng, ik'Co'swarchouse,
. ;A' WILE Oft COMP Pi:LOLL RR 'OR THJS ( , rILICENOY, I. •. • . fill stairs,.lllt - tsburilb.
Wabbingtou City. I eb. dolt Ibtli. ) Ey'l I.L.INS l'Itli: A GA.INST
R A LL
• WHICH V. AS, fly ant.Netory CN idence presented vV' kinds of FIRE and 11ARINE RISKS.
to the underelmted.'rt has becirnigle to appeal A Home Institution manoged by Direztors. who
trial the :ad:A ItA D NATIONA L HAN], or tn• well known in'the community, and who' are.
PITT:- It I 'lle ill, in the Count., iit A ni•ght•nr,
~ del ~, m!ut . . I, by Prmui , Lima!' and itbersiltY, to.
~,,, ~„,,,,,,,
~, ~.,,,,,i,,., Rants, ~,,,,, bi,„,, ~,,,,i ~,,,,,,,,,_ noun kill the character which they have isssumed,
'zeal tinder anti fICCOIIIIng to the 10(11111 elnl.ll td of AV OliCllng the best protection to those who -de
the Act Of C . onerees, entitled ...1 ti Act to pro-. sire to 1, Insure:l.
tide it National Cue reney, secured by a pledge of Pt itsvroao—li. Miller, jr., -Tames IR' Auley
I 'cif ed Staten ?gecko, and to prior ide tor them!. t Nathaniel lloinies,..Adoxander Niinick, George,
ciliation and reilemptiern thereor "opium eil l'eb- 11- e , j 4 e, Calltl)bell H. Herron, Chas, W. Ricket-'
i • ie ).. Andrew Ackley , Alexander Spoer, liaiviti M.
ruary tat h, 1,16:1, And has coti ph? I with alt the
pi.% ne id Wild Act required id be compile il i... 1.4; liees , 1, Thomas, Beni. Baddewell, John
vitt, (white c One IlieliCILI" the Wall:WM 01 thank- . AI ( ."ne• •
Jei
Now Goods , ;„,, -
ALLEGHENY INS - lIRAN -- ato
Now, thereto's, 1, Donn AlrOoti r•VH. 4 'omp
troller id the 4 htrrency, do hooch}" Soil}cl!. at t Sl,' .I.l'l"l`4.lllU.ltG XI.
I the said sEcoND NATIoN AT. 11A N K , It•
t I'l TTsitil HI i 11,1 ' , mut, - ot A liegfieny, and State . (BB ce, No. 37 Firth Street, Rink Illoar..
. : of Penneyli. an la. in authoring to continence: the
I NSI'ItICS AGAINST ALL KINDS OF
1 , 118i1W821 of Banking under the A. t al oresaid.
t —.....
to te s t i mony Whereat witness Pl v hand aPi RE AND Al ARINE IVISK.S.
a ' I I ~, „, i and. seal of twice, this tie li ,133 of Pelirti- 1 . , .1 AC It IN ES, Preeideut ; JOHN D. ,Met.
'/•• - ' i ary, ISe4. II Fe 111 Moil 1 .1.1.. n :11, to 'RI), Vice President SY. ItOOK, Secretary;
Comptroller of the Currer.cy. Cant. IV3/. //EA N,t;en4ral Agent. , i,
- Reduction of Tiiirtn - r-three per Cent l i ----.
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1)r eiuvroit , --leueoc .forkes, C 41. II nksey, Hart.
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK `•') '''',"''''''". R. v . G rak '''" A.
118°14
I, 1.. I, Juie.tock, John D. lcCord, Capt. Adam
I CHEAPER THAN YEARS AGO 1
op orrTsoulo.,o, PA., la, ~1.... R. P. Sterling, Capt, W. Dean, Robert
1.. Al'tl row, itelit. 11. Davis.
_arms
I .
i (Formerly IRON CII'Y TRI'SI' compANy.)
I l'opital, $3 0 4. 0 ,000, - with poi vi Jere to Inc refute to 1)A Y& HA YI)EN I
, $1. ( .111111,1)00.
M:itiy Reduced to lialf Price ' The INON CITY 1:IIIIST o. , AIP.INY hal. .Al antlfacturers and lioalers in
I)
Ing orraiiired under the , Natitadif 4 ' uri roe) Act
offers tie nerrices for the. trannittql.in (0 A , )ene "
t . S ADDLERY, HARNESS
al Banking- Business. Drone bought and sold,
,
' 'Honey received On Deposit, and k!olleg:tiouit
male on all parts of the country. A N 1)
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COACH HARDWARES
58 WOOD STREET,
Pr-
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12
New (foods
New. Goods
New Goods
New Goods
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abundance - 11a
Gardner & Seldeiter'B,
;11A
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11:-.4. _E.'. 'l'll4/PM
• r,:t;ESSIIIZ TO JOHN THOMPSON,
ti•+ 7 'laud xtrcel, Pittsburgh, Pcuu'a,
(111.1' 11' PASSAGE; Tit (011
• - from th.. 111,1
1 .3.'10/4 1., the 111.1 Cot/101 . 3, or
wuthin.r lu 1 , 1.1,.r out the.. :ends
.1, crone their whetn either by the
. 1...i..111" line it snips, urns ti:At !Ass
P.“ set stops, 1.3 1 ellio., At the (lid En
.. 1.. 1.1 Agency, ...stnn.ishe.l by the Into .lolin
nll. ny Itrafts on Europe
e nit hands. 'I lie old Inenitti of title agen
cy niny rest ABEUIed (lint 1 nun prepared to trans
act their huainess on AS good terms ns any Agent
in the City, and will lind it to their Mean
tnse to give men call before buying limits
nr
Tickets elsewhere. Allin E. '1 IjOiVIPSON.
Peierencesin Pittsburgh : James Marshall,
Pren. Painters' Deposit Bank ; 1. k. 111cliune,
Peen. Pnion :thinking Company ; McKnight &
Co , Water street ; .T. Kirkpatrick tr.
i.i..erty st ; Arbuthnot, Sloinnon. & It'ood
\\'0...1 HI.;
, 17,1 .1. 11. rboke, jelut I
SMITH, PARK & CO,,
NINTH WARD FOUNDRY ,
PITTSI3VIIO 11.
irehouse, No. 143 First and 120 Second sta.
ram nnufaclUrers of all sizes and descriptions of
.17110 , A1 f lit Belot Ib and Stills, Has Had Water
pi, es, sail iron., IPOU Irons, Wagon Boxeil, Seal
I 'unit s, 11 toner,: and
.liiiadlic and niaihiaiiiN et ever) descrip
the, Matte to otter.
I Laving a complete machine 811014 attached to
lb.. oninlry, all niii.emsary h t slug will he carefully
( I ) tai S ic Et.
'D ' Ihn j; real Pi ntiunat 11 '
eaihera ttuA
Tifiiz simple and beautittil Instrument, (with re I
mouteter attached,} although, but just intro
lima! /4111.lred8 attest to its accuracy in fore
telling. changes of the weather front wet to dry,
Anil cecd rii4a. The acting moving' principle is
the pisfule fit it newer toufil ru Syn., anti is no
highly sennitii e that it Is acted upon by every
:of Ow B here
infoi e nsAhuf.tat atmosp lire(' will tel witharometer
accuracy the'
aj proitching rain, but this National Horoscope,
the work ni fixtures own hand tills up the void
Which man could not accomplish, and points its
iini•rritig linger to all changes of the weather.
>Lend :lain:, for ( incelar. line of the instrto
no di n wilt lie sent to any address ',upon the re
ccipt ul +l. Address
& Co.
Union 11111,,
10ME ONE COME A TO BUT
yma.
Boots Shoes and Gaiters
at ('UST tli 4
Gouda at
month to bin e room for Fa
TIOItLAND•S
98 Almrliet st.
WELDON & KELLY,
Lead Burners, Plumbos, Gas
and Steam Fitters
164 Wood et., near Sixth.
KAT - ABE;S PIANOS
ARE THE
sold only
14-st Pianos 3lade.
by
OEABLOTTE BLUME,
J 912 48 Fifth street, 24 door, above Wood st
COCOA Ditrar's
-5000
net receiv Irreeh Cocoa Nutt,
ed and for Bale by
REY.trat & BROS..
128 and 128 Wood 22
88i9 r-----------EZWIFLcirn-R,
1
‘[.. ar! . trat T Am l i nfr
la l l eAt
rto.ervirciVr tt '-
PITTSBURGH. 1 , 1" >NkS IIA
E4'
H
E,
A
ril
(f 22
0-6-1
New Uoods
New Goods
New Chx-1,
New Goods
New Goode
New Goode
Now Goods
New Gonf3
New God ft
DIItHOToIZr• :
:TACOS Pll/IYTER, ROHT. fiC•BINSON,
1 JAKIS 111 LL, B. /301..4/1111 %P. i /
i . F. Ji tor vit. iz; 15'. 31. i i...,,m I.Y.
WM . (/()Ql` IS a,
(). E. A 1) N Eli, PreHhlent.
.1 NO. E. PATTERSON, (Jabllter.
feb2.3-4 in ct.
TEN-FORTY LOAN OF 11. S.
FIRST NATIONAL BANIi OF
PITTSBURGH,
Dosignated Depository and Pi-
By a tlth,oi I , y of the Tr,•naury la pirtment,
Bile Bank wtil rccr, flirt It , tlLe rt•I:-
Fort y Z, per emit. Gola-bee ri op: Bon.ta.
,Azouutesion will lie falow.,l to if..nk
era and.Bi okers. Id . IIES 1.,:t.1.t; I I
Order% are ebticite.l.
_kkit telurgh. April 2flth, Ihea. qi,27
NEW SON (x.
"OIfEAMING OF HOME
ILDRAVTIFTIL WORDS A ND TA RIND
•hluaio. Ita populality trill be uulyni„d[nl.
Copies mailed on ree.eiiii of price.
CHAS. C. MELLOR,
ri( ( . , pt
myZNIS.I;
H. D. BRECHT & CO.,
m - AN - upAGTvit ER S p F
Looking Glasses,
Gilt and Rosetrood Mouldings
Portrait and Picture Frames,
Dealers in Catholic Pictures.
12S Smithfield street, hetwee❑ Fifth' and
streets.
DI B SELL•[3 I3Lo cl .
w. . ,
No. 10 St. Clair St.,
WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION
of -buyers to hte stock of - Gbods, Which
has been selected with *rani care and contains
all the nowPrit styles of Goods to be fouod
iA
dr*chtss ,houftes. Gent's :wishing--a Suit of
inedoQAttuto and der. or prices. Also al plea= a
f andexain
oir goods
plete stock of ITTENLSKINO ull and Com
itt IPODS., .
t ' ' Aterihunt-Thildr,
Nmattet.lDlalkittre4;
Pittsburgh, Pa.
NATIONFAL! BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
rtrarsAtatoit.
TREASURYDEP AIITATENT.
01 , 1 f !OR Or thtIICPTIT.OLngtonLITILT4 TIT s.ouhn eNur, „k
Washi
,)
Weeneazt, fly satisfactory City
evidence present.to
C 6 pear
to the undersigned, it ham; Leen made to. appear
that the FTIiST'NATICNAI. ItANK tn.' PIT'
BUM iH, in the County of Allegheny andstate
of Pennsylvania liftabeee duly organized wider
and according to the requirements of the Act of
I )cmgrese, entitled "an Act to provide a Nation,'
Currency, secured by a pledge of tinite,t;s,,,,,,,
Stocks, and to provide for tile circulation and re
deniption thereof." appro.% ed February. '2fdl',
1863, and has compiled with' all the provisions of
said Act required to be complied with helere
commencing the business of ;linking,
N o w 'po gitgronit, 1, thigh illeciiillooh, lam-.
troller of the f lurrency , tio Jtereby certify that t he
maid FIRST NA 'l'l oNA T. J IIA Nl{ ('F vrr Ts .l
Hunan, county of Allegheny and State of
Pennsylvania, is authorized to commence the
buairiese of banking under the Act nfortamid.
In testimony whereof witneese my Muni and
seal of °Moe, this 6th flay of Aligned, ifleti.
I I lit kill XduCULl.ocil,
Ei,Sl Comptroller of the Currency.
---
TILE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PITTS filth , Pit.,
Late Pittsburgh Trust Company.
Capital 83014000 paid in with privil
ege to Inereare to 411,000,000.
() I' PI ri:q.:1'1(111
nancial Agent of the
United StateB
11( )0 f .5
' , 11111, , ,
CHEAP .11:
M'CLELLA.ND'S
AT ( 1I() \
G; Fll'Trr STT CM
PRICE, 25 CENTS
81 WO( 01) STREET
•
~N3~IR NEE
AITADIST
LOSS:
xs - v - viam.
.., . ..
_ . .
TO& PIZ1 11
(TN
i rtan D irs. T .A. np
EWE No.• 435 and '137 OFIESTNIPP ST.,
near Fifth.
STATEALENT of ASSETS, TAN. lid, 1963.
Published Agreeably to an Act orAesembly, be
ing
Feral Al,..rtgage, amply secured $1,1393,393 32
/teal Estate (present value *103,313
61,1 cost
102,9915 Zl,
Temporary Loans on ample Coast--
teraT tleru rifles. .. . ........ . .... ."
Stocks, (present value tss:6s7 72 ,)
cost... . ~.. ..
Note. an d Bills lieceivablo..
41ash
of the Oaklen Stirrup,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
•
the ni E:E (:7:ilLi;l(Lt
Saddlers, Dosch 111tker.and benlern in gen eral,
to their
Large and Well Selected Stock
Consisting in Part for
C'a rla go Man t urerS.
Patent and EnanteleddLeathers. Enaza.
Jett Cloths, Dasnaska, Broad Cloths,
Laces, Fringe*, Rands, Springs,
Axics, Bolts, relloes,
Sbafts, etc., ele"
All of which hare been
PURCHASED WITH GREAT CARE
Rapccielly the WOOD WORK, which will
he found et' the
Mut Quallt3., WeD Srasolied and Dry
Saddlers and Harness Makers,
Will tir.d a lull and complete stock of
I/artless Lent leers, Saddle Trees, names
V. Cullleusure Stmlulug. Webs,
of all Numbers, tiucklei,
Si I rrups, Spurs, Threads,
etc., tee., etc.,
.111 of which will be sold at the lowest CAS
and perfect aatialaction guaranteed.
TI _E
P. q.—We do not deal iuStpl,llP9 and Bridle*,
t.ilt leave those il(a)l)ti tor our ruatornere to
...lie and sell, as they properly belong to that
.1 •• •traell.
Iny:N-t( • DAY
IRON FOUNDRY FOR SALE;
LEI VOUXDERY MACIIui MOP,
TWO DWELLINGS,
cf Butler and 13arson streets, in the 9th
, n 1 the A. V. R. R. This valuable pro-
Petty. fronting 120 feebon Butler et, and 100
t on t laretin, Will be tUilhi on favorably terms,
posaes,ion given eoo9-
I , .ir partbmilars apply to!
S. S. BRYA.I4,'
Brolier 4. Insurance Agent,
jn3O L 9 Fourth at., Buildings.
I : I):LANER it, KAYSER'S
Noiselea Paten t, sewing. Miintines.
These Sewing Machines 'are knoeitragthe vhg
best in the tinitsd Staten. Trim are laftelkißAPrp.
El), and gold atthe LCINVEST•PRIOES. ,a -
anti examine therattelbre nu vlntelseavlieve.t
Pairklig of Sewing Machines of every kind:
promptly attended In. •
ERNEST Aff.THELlll,,Agente
No. 103 Third.
mill yd E.lttabura..
WANTED.
111 5 E S Uar(111..,g
ueteii Pittsburgh; Ahlheng .r
Call on
"." ; ,
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a 9
qnssS3 crTL urilsTare•Rtoww_r:
ff,ol-tit .ctr J? ;
jur r n i ir t elticarnsvortiefi lg t
KOIEINTZ arel=
je29-Iw No. 112 Wood it.
•~r.`=.ru.',~i:"•_cF~r'ftias~fa'"f :rr~aY~..y,.~.~~.<.,-r,-~- ~.. .e.:.,>+v =~zrow,-.Esiw•~. ..
A. , • .
Ix+ fost
BIIRStING
What Such ‘!.Loyar.' Men as Wade
And H. , Winfei : Davis thlyik
of "Honest Abe."
A tea tiling iieriew or the..
dent's A.nti-Union-Restoration
Pellcy----A - Mine Exploded
Underthe Republican Eltitlars
' 13 .... ur g7 , A•
.r - rittening away- al/ Chan
, .ces of, an :=Honorable.:
Peace Tinth'
Speken lasst:-Mr.
Lame/no= E nemy
.to the- Restore
the-
Union. ,
89,786 88
14821 00
27,919 33
To the Supporters of the tA'overtitokent,
Ire have read -without surpriseithat
not, without indignation; the- proclama
tion of the President of the Stir of July
1861.
The :supporters of :the.Adminigtmtion
are responsible to. the, country for its
eomluel.: nod, it is theirright and duty to
check the emereaeltments of theeicecu
tivelAtt the auttority. of Congress; and
to require it to confine itself to flu proper
sphere.
; ialtaposailde .to pass in silence this
proclamation without neglecting-- :that.
duty,. l and, „hayi g. taken :as; alma re
sponsilfility 'as any others in.supporting
the , A.dminiffiration ; We. are -not, dispos
ed to fail ih!Likeiptlifir.•thtty of . assorting.
the rights of. Congress.
The' Preilident dad not sign! the t
ill
"to gearantee t.o :certain -States. whose
Gqverudients:have been usurped,-a
,publican foreW,f,Government"—paseell::
by the. supporters of his Admitaistratibu
in ,bottri ItNtt
lous of. Congress after mature
delieration.
, Tha hill did not :therefore. , become a
law; and it is therefore nothing.
T¢e proe/amation . neither' ap
;proval nor a vetdof thablli,n itis there
• fere a 4ocument - unknown- to. the-laws
neti.f.kistitudon ! of :WEI 'United States.
So for as it eontains.an apolOgy for
not signing the bill, it is a politicaCmate -
,ifesto against the. friends of: the Gar
eminent.. So far as it proposes :to exe
cute , the bill . which is not a law, - it..is
grave exemniveulurpation.
It igniting that the. Meta necessary to
enable the friends of the Administratien
to appreciate the 'apology and :the Ssur
fiation be spread before them.
, The IliVeirtalatiOh says:
"AO whereas the said bill was. prb
'sePti‘Ctl._ to t lit , ' President of the United
States for his approval less than :one
hpurbefore the-sine die adjournment of
said session, and was not signed -by
If that he accurate, still :this - bill:was
presented with other bills which were
-signed.
ikrithin
.that hour, the time for the
sine die,acljouritment .wils three times
postponed by the votes of both Rouses;
and the least Intimation of a desire --for
mare time by the President to:consider
this hill. would have secured a. 'Anther
poslponenient. .
'
et.the committee sent- to :ascertain if
the President had any further COMTOUTli
pation for the House of Representatives
reported that. he -hail none; and the
frimids.of the bill, who had anxiously
waited ; ott,hint to ascertain its bite, had
already. been informed that. the -Presi
dent. had resolved not to sign it. The
time, of ;presentation, therefore i bad
nothing to do with his failure to ap
prove it.
The bill has been discussed and con
aiderefi for more than a month in the
House of Representatives, which it pars
ed on:the 4tit,of May; it was reported to
the Senate on the 27th of May - without
material amendment, and passed the
Senate absolutely as it came from the
House op the :ad at July. Ignorance of
kts f:pntents:. is otit.al- the question.
Indeed, at his request,' a (trait of a
bill substantially the same in all mate
red points, and: identical in the points
objeetetl. Le by. the p:oclatnation, had
been laid before hint for this cionsidera
:ion in the *inter of 1862 , -1863. .
There is, therefore, no reason In sup
pose the provision of , the took the
President hy. • surprise.
On the contrary, we have reason to
believe them to have been so' well i;nown
that this 'method' of"preventing the bill
beranic vvithca4;the conAtithtfonal
resprinSibilifk of a Veto; had been. resolv
ed on limg, before the bill passed the
Senate. •' • ' • •
We are informed by a 7.culleman en
titleil to entice contldence, that before
the ..2t} of .fune, in New OrleanA, it Nyai
stated by*:a member of General tank's
statr,- in' the .presen ce of °l.ltet get4lernen
in official
. pcisition, that' Senator r)6,,.
quie N
ii"written a letter to'Fhe Dipart
atent that the /louse Ileconstruction
bill . h 4 ould be'staved off lri the *Fenate to
a peticit ton late in the a . ss!n ri to require
the ' ; f'reajdent to veto it in the order to
deteat and that Mr, Lincoln would
retain 'the bill, if *necessary and thereby
defeat ' it.
The experience of Senator IVade, in
his vhrinus etyorts to get the bill consid
ered in tlie*Senate Was quite , in accor
dance with i tjhat t nj. and the fate of
the hill lea accuratelypredicted by let
ters received from NOW Orlf.,ans before
it titid pasvd the Sclia,te.:
Had piodfa,thatic stopped I.l.fere,if',
*Oiald beeti only one other defeat
thc'will Of the peoph l.v an. ci.ecutiye
petreraidti 'of tiie
_con sti .
Bur it goes *furilier. The Pre_sider4
says:
,
"And whereas the sßid bill contains,
among other things, a plan for restor
ing thb Ftates in lebellinn to their pro
per practical relation in the gnion,
which plan expresses the, ft use of.Con_
gresti upon tlfiti Inftijecinaml wlff6b,phfn
it'is now thought in to 14,3; bcf..l ths pact
pl. , feetheir considt ratlai—"
By what ailthority of the Olfiaidtutit?
In what forms?' . The re,sol. to tiee
craied 'by wholn? With ,*hat: egret. ti w
ascertained? ' '• ..'
It is to be a law by' ' lll e ' lpprO4lll Of
the
,peopie ro . it, 11,9 , an:lrani t of
antrtqii`aLt *ll 'bf tharitftr. •
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he
-
he Presactilikkeeliii? ' ' 6l . " .1- " 1 “
"No*, therefore, I, Abraham Lincoln
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''E'i tl eiril ....Pin-';"
.claio i , !odeehrte„)-.land einiziuiaknots74-,,..,'-
ihatiMinit ir-aniCatill WailisiMettaMbef
lasti-,Xlien by.procisuliiiluntr*AiOtkil:,''->:.,
ed a phut furirestoratiou)inmprotamd,E7
ift:ttumak-apipbOvaiefltitiatubilkaaba"-41- - '-'-
~dexibly . :!com mitted, l oanyv, § l4o. - pja u. -'-
, Orrestoration:+" l :-t _ ,:di“le. 114 - La -
..: That is lOttlar thailllcesiderdoliss re- -.-
sal vedithatitheipeoplet shallunnafik Is* __-
talte.sqvuritiest/: Inanklbectititteit
, again : a rwatewaliof t herebeßionl , beforti "
restoring ' theft powerteigromrintiO.
His wi adorn thaprutlencenbeto be onr
sufficient gnaratiteesci 4, to ..qii ,i ,f 1 . '
'Ale further ttayst. 1, izrA.7:;:, , - 141. lo at
:"`.Anil whileihaftealsotruipistd -L,
deulaterthatAhe Itealitatedgey la
.".:.
rf
end: gettelunaiurbmititailui,t ' - infd-''
installed) int Arkausati S mitaigialifi-j.:.;;,;,i.
shall lleisetutUddeetndltddifeght-a,t
thereby reptilling.i.antilditheatinkttlie;;;;li:Z.3.)
loyal citizens :wifitAtaiveleet Ittik.fitthitita--2ide-0-4A.
as icrfattluirtelforti-Al ea ttevale . :::=:•.:l, ,, V, : _ f A
. ettideffi r -=- ' g;
rThabin ttosaystlitolar !. tt- '-- -
reco g nizin g , thr i sci - ithiiivdtifolbcf4Vern-
Inentei p Arkan satindUalidfatlti f tiflol t
Congress formally declared itlithildl not
bet recognized -who '.'Reptettediatives
mad Senatorsi Twete eepelledobyt,ilkifnial
cotes. of both , flouseici% of i
whichdtwas declared ,fnitaallt)eirdeld
.have,tithelectiaral votisferPaisidoilleand
Vice-Preitident' , .... - !Irmo , ' u:11 Rh"
They are the.,,thei.erentrrelfiliftliis
will. They canruit'likltialdifyittlittiollt
his Support.,! -They are triere4digiffehies,
,imposed-on:the peopiniby militliqpiters
,under thelforma of , eleldinici ataertich - -
, Generals,:provostmarshatVilharirluad
oarap.tellowera; iweref3lie eVatitbrs, _-. - .....-
t ar ged otedo by a Irendffil rof reslifentkdtteens,
n tprematureattitetitriate--_-
letters froullthePreektenV teauo taw: :-...-.:.:
In neither lattnislai tttrusAtiumilliti , be- - • .-.,--,.
fore Banlesodefeati};24klullthielliiited_-:
States control half thetertittity*lttalf- -.."-, - ,
, the- pupulatirm; , ; i tlnlitinisitinartkleigiral - - -s' -
.Batelt-hs .rentilimation ' eandidljpddetiltiftyd: - ,"
''The,futidam entat 7 . • darrofi-tittealiittite is •
martial 1aw... . ;.,.. rt . ; ~ , n .:‘ `it E.,{ ; , :1i,?...1:5.1d
On that foundation of fitusitenchertiviet
ed what the ;President Otitis ikttlie We.
_ Constitutia mandklovernatehllitul a lfdsf-
lina.:".. , ' -,, , ;. ,- (1 ' ,iii-•'s.9 gut' me
But of this Stave, whoe&fillitlantihtal
law was martial..lewitmilr ifttftell'lrfkii
ishes out of flirty-eight pafitithellitivere
held by the IThitedStawatill.lNAffellve
of thetinteenlireiteltlY iitytr
.. ntaYiku
.' . Thm-elprvur 1 parishes Wtio Arbin_, l 2 l Y ' held inuhtwoliumived(atidfltailtr ee
.tiuntsami tine Ittmilred; limit elkli9lltve
inhabitantk;thkresidtm-Of zthe-sStefti4flor
held by utt,..tivehutdiredantheVve -
. thctusand aikuitundredend'deven
_;: - At utile farce. J)dallerVitentanklietlp kih o
othegrs of Ge neral - liankwerettetagli itat
elevetr - tbanttstid.] three Ihuilditeilogitd
fotty:sia ballots wereesikbittliittileflier
Any, or,'.hy,l'whom,l' thetietSp/A#Ethe
I`nited , ..States tintve tno ;legal alehlitible; ~
but it is probable:, thisterfotirthifttlflind
were cast by sol diefritetiihililafegValth, e i
United StatetranilitarY•3orutattifirdytati-but
tumescent dinglit ailyelittirtptlatiVeii4P-ctia- .
tional, and seven thentatidltalldo,ln- •
senttheState.ofiLoultriam aEvisno . ,
Spelt isthe free ,Cortetftudbfitaift-,
..
ernment•of2Louislatta; atlllllket4int
,91 Arkanns., , I Nethingi [hut .ttieMbilitie-
~
t.,
of a military expedition - doiivifdr iiiyfta , - - - --- q..''. l - i. ,
like one in the s wanitei : oPETOildaWlited ' .. ' . ..2,k9
before the; aPiesidential-.4eutlilli, *-- T-5.'4%-1
ones may he orgatilzisi , tin 4 ierYPtellel - • , - -... -- - - 4,- ,
State , where , th e UnitedolikidelPlijittga ' ".'=A -. )-,...
camp. , , ~ , ~, , r 1 ~/,),-, Laz . - ..irtuf,
The*.Preitidtint, ,trY prevents - it thiXbill
from becoming a law,.holds'aufrigentfritl
rotes of therebel Statesiat-;titel didtalliVil
of his personalanibitiOr4. l 4v;!hu ,olcilwi
If those votes turn the balance e , "*,• s
favor, hilt to ber-eupsaised-thaliliie)am
pedlar, defeated4yisneltinvaliVisktrt
quietee?„ : 1 :-‘, ~I ; , . ,ii_t t.tocete ...
If the rebel majority assert theirirciii.
premacy tin, those Statesivaliaritia*PP
which .elect an eftemYr4-,thifillifti,AWL
ment, will we not reperthichtfinsVil 1 ° .
Anthisnotilmtlervilitlit'for tht4es
id en ey i nangiiratedt..y.thertiffeko ' gl
States? 1, ' n.. - )”1 .7 , ,, ,, A15•41..i. ts
Seriously impressd ) " , witlivt&t* lin
gers, Congress., ,] `the , iniciper , inn-
Lionel aut hori I '.ortriall,YicTed ' (Peat
.64 41`
there ere no State , Goveruilinti 1 1M3i
rebel States, and provided ifor•flieff - -
ti on at a propertittles4h4 both , lite Sett-
ate and the House ovrikpreseretatll VTR
j acted ,the senstbriplimPretri " ryta
chosen under the autlititity fiviffi4
fife
President calls the,freeetttrititeklihrtiriid
86
Government of Arkensiiit ;;; 11 `-'' ir . ' 7s Fla .., . •-• _
The. President's; proelanietkin foktifis , .. 1.- ~.....
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for naught" this judgement, ttt
, arils -the . authority "of , ( the _ grip e 1
Court, and strideslieadthngi telt/ 'o'
~ ~;I"'`"_,
ii t
Itnarchy 'ids •proclatitation; OF the ilittitu. - ; -,.. ..,„-?•;k;";...5
Decrmberinartguratedti ', ' 1 + 7, ;(1. ) 1---11, 24 - i .. t , ‘' . .,,-) . -".•,1
Lf el eetors , ier'Peeilfilerrt-beilaittirivrO - :: i 3 . ,:- , 1' . 7f4
he chosen ill either of those Stitt,i ' - - ;. : . c ,1.-1
sin isteriligh,r,will ne &at -Okifthe hi%
~e5...9t
w cich. inducedqt he; President-44 4 kerld -- • --- „. `;;:-.-1 - _=v,
for naught" the will of tdrigitliteliiMitt -", ~,-, . 7;
than his. Government l iti , T , etifgattiits il6/1 - ....„,,,.;
Arkansas. :a s ~ . .';:"f: az 'Pm-03 Sii!
_ .
Ti it j nagemen tEOf - COrlgreeril-- 'Milk* , ." ,. ,,,i-,J,
the President .tle fi es;.Viastlie-vicef-tiadlbtf '',-.1
an authority erchisivelylVesteir,Wßiih2 - ..„.)'
grass by the Constitution
tp detetwe '-'-'"i..
what' is the 'estattifsheddGiitcliftiittriVih_a
::•tate, enitin ire' bath thltere;,itiiiiiiiPthel
hi g hest judrcia I anther bn
ty idingrOkta 41
i ::f:;• , =:!-3
oilier, depahnieiltwolitheigaVet4fitnirllll:-' :?..".:.:,:5-:,
'rue Bnpr*mozioillittlig3,4trilmitityw' *.iiek3
dared; that tnuteritheLithusedildn ciltlff -
lA,'th article-of the lidinititttlioiiLiiiKir
ing the United Statettittlfgleifefftbtuto
drool
cry state a republican form of.goVigint - Itt
"it :rests with CeitatetUritr iletilitP" a4 - -.7
government is the, itltabliehelPhdeh S
-)lte;' , and i"Vehtesentitere Mid if git* , .„,"
sentativeipof alstate are
.tidtaittelpfillittliSt
4iv ir
efinndilewf, the Ehlioni I tlWatitiii4i 15*( 1 ._ ,
_,„..-:- . 4,.
the'
.gilverhmen I,' Under,. w hielf tf ifiler -- - ,..&.:3 - 1 , ,..4
appoibted,,as,tvoll.triiiniTetuiguall.iftW, •:...,-,--N--.....N-,---rA
~ •-,-;,4,4
meter, is retogulied.by-the ,- -,r • ; .:,, ; .‘ ,....:-,,,, : .--. 5 .,,,,..4-,p
~titattorial auttoillity', , ittufitielii '•;..:- : -' ,2- '-,4 . 1,A
binding eri evetrottietqrspiiitidaiNEYW
government, -a nd l einaltiordSlitte.lifieitila - i-- - - -- ; ~.,
0,1 in a juditriatdriblitittl,f'sqtliP trifathiti. • ''
•-•: :. .1
the contest in- thhccaitte &PHA MAI Rafe '•- - 1
enough to hring the mitterjoAffliiNfluiew " ..I
earl, as no senators or retiresert . tat' Itii.si '..
were electe& under the suite:Wily tif-41113.7
g.i.tvernnient of which Mr: DOrevtis ;Oil
head, Congress was not called= itticittottis
decide the controversy. Yet tlitPrigliftell
decide is 'ploced-thero. =. ! ,1- ; , .) F113a1744
Eaten the Liteisment's, ,pritelaraidieetlicit
ihe..ol:ll 791,Detetuberwfortnalty,itteciatis
t4..t.4.‘ivilKtairy, ranintietx sent 'azigrtish
in nu? anystakei Resit lieraultnitta Umlaut./ .
cou4titut ionally.i - xestanexclusively t initiv '.
the resipeairel k tises gandatinittmikitertii-i' '.
tent with the executive." _
, Attd .. .„ tirstlis „not,theylest.truntuscaufe'.:,
wigiiryrinco,tisistentiwurtake , —:,,,z ,- -r.,,...„,....-- : ':
Assunniiiettbi Uult.latelantlAtbutir " tfi , '.. - ' = s',.,' .- ;
l4oll,4ol4teAtu*StliciustiftssatelpvtaW.;
,-t-,-':,
melanin theirebtilutatesAnkbormatekti--
ftvitleattibitnnitlerlgi Pertliottamikw :=-.,-..--; '-
tecognition is a nullity if it be.not rot' '- , '.:7 - '• -
clusipkwAssiosit, hiinpat , r ,. .;!;.cti:!:). - -'
;TiPillibtheirOfiltinthtik%-thilligilibtOr
.. *
ea lifignifilluktepneentntttoisitselii .
bleifeins ia i siolgevutiunen.o4l.4lvithssiiirr
.bad state AroYereutenkliitbrigllklerithe,7'
solpte ,„ ntittitttre lt6trittantteigerren4ol4.
there can be no senators or represents-
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