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ME:th
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publican frieuris who have looked for
war& belteNinctOß.749tories, that the
!a la, after vietories,that were to bring
aitli - gUitti4 *JO tito3 , fr°nl
bgrdtitito 0, taxation, Iv I t en see
11Sfelitillefitnifittofhilttribasure of the
~i .. ....114 leitiMcts of the Adminlstra
l- ta.r. 7 F6P.thiriffitilinieiltlie - Y= will see
iliThft fill.PsPrßPE4P° Bl ‘ , OBtinktletll4:ol our
country has drifted amidth •smose and
carnatgtusliatlke t ,,4'm the fuurthlyeal
• s and the eighih time you are called Upon
...sZto+bethopettttandktruthint. l 4dit ha_ye
pia -AUSAr. B ' '' .011.a.14AWttAnd,•,you have
been ._ •en to ,understand that il these
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la " ''a - o ,prthevttgridi iirtle',Mbti'llaid it
1 ! )-1 % t 4 s btratiij gyfty tal.4; -- But vic
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• fr9 g li iiiiifir - h ' I r. * iitFatiMirtire victo
w?a ir fete a . i - d fi ihow Ire' liiffident, to
l i" &AA' , ' r ifiriiftlifit iiitional pros'
y
mad ,
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31 4 ,„, 1 " ' 4 i f dbliVlefigt 11 6111102 'with the
.'"*.'-' •"` , .." . fripto s frit Oar e•iible eirils
. 44 00 - ;. i. 436 HIP thwer• bad iiibt *ached ge
. 2 1 , - 'liVilther.goge. - Theliali %tilted'
,--Anik,..e ;Wks •01113 ratan i by 4iriVfncg, theft?'
'' m lti'..di ' iiiiiiit i rby 'limit. iiiiiiictivel
-ni obi)* lilii# , - ' ' A ithetkrastif our *I. I
LI P° Mt' BiViinft*iddhfciiiillacittirdc !property
v 3 mtiffttighlifilicttli , "K tilie'tb'thia , national
b un' iitibilififvfliii host‘liGtheinfodedding-s in 1
l'velet i fi c alt!'"'ld'idAltlon' to - This,' every ,
-ti p - • •tiadifay idtlpatsed 'against the
t i o
•- tallibldkifyikti fibtitli Wit litetomppieci 1
c:014, .9,adanehits IffiVithiiff'llikasitin'of the .
sal:' #htietiViliti litedrtfie 'WOOL Et—
. wod '; fi ßitt ha i readjittlatridietrated that
; ,tram 0 litAlatiiiii Vere..-tlitiftired;_te' bold that
MO ~,' I 'a t* , il klittt *Mai mat's -already
Ilrnt Ab `. : Writ rewtagrhetuired , to- hat
aPinithe .A*141114 eorMerlicy in flu '
. 43 d r aigL lWYElßlACOAthe'litanttAM Mice nicht
"it 2 PB qiiiifftittialK that in the tlititi•Of *4 -
-1- tutlitii idef 10 1 41 - ghts :Which othatead 'or
' lO tit ',. (finale& Ils 'bbutiditcv retipeu, the'
•X'o l l.litatke isitotelati rehgthooialso , Vlth ref
-4
.41 '01/4.3 l_blitt trllle f j generally! acknowledged'
fili ?rgilatqffe.“ calk'.ll it' was. renominated; "'tut; fillßitftlaihreilin - lippotition to !the better
X 1 -ii Illteranit 01l tie ffieinbers.of.•his party,
t2na Parfarihr;diett i llort•thlat he could not, at
. , v*ttitfliiiteibtre 'be' Icrked to retire into prfl
i i i
oe ol•fra id-thYtitid&isPittettject'r ta,the jurisdic-
"II itif 'tflAllik , &Wel -the lanai Therd
. : 21, * htert g liithe'sim3 o iind in positions
i
- vra iffttriiiiliPeculljarrprOliti NA° could nut'
WI, retatb*ths . n.r ~ ,, f l' , . ~ . . •0, • •
- , - - " .l '" , •t ‘ltArdneliiiderf he appesibilrtti the judg
• di iltmlintlakiailastrefto Bmdying the Cori
ed4 natitiltialliLthe - y *mid find Ithe, power of
ell' itrepitiiilfiatidn , l4ekibtr -titter' ruin. The
Pk
id imbelfrit - Was 'nailed icini`flame • after time
' Aar TOHiti teluitttrioneyimtil . the country
udt ' , learn§ red b¢ -pairilag around the hat.-
tratighterti ilyire , ,filleit,tur armies in
eyed obisdieticattrtifeilitwenf Congress: Then
I ,ittley - ptiisted the leonsbriprixiii act'. They
')di tie 'told' the.; the ;:conscription law
- 1g dnititionid bbia.confisoitioaaet,and so it has
.miniptsivedil *mite Conntryiwtere, the con
*" h'ibiriribli reaches the .homes of the pee
' • - ••••Til%• lit rfs a fearful • facw ...But. fuel and
` .4 ~ ..tfotiti7 f eini he p ur chased readily 4 and if
laiiiiiaYmenthtimadexmce•ia -six months it
11cebbigh bt_ki_tacterrittle thi_ng when
• twa, mW - af - ii cify.
, • o'nvilthepit'sy will not support ;them, and the
,s , tl ,,, tionAtids of , /therrecruit, when `once ex
1, 3 .irperideldpitilltlealve the soldiers' wives and
f... , tsitnilles Ito. the charities of the world.
- i ,alieria3 nallettif the lieyaiLeague who sub-
Ina la ilbel. toy.large.lbounties c who cry rally
vet slowVittlecitiag a .,:boYe,„but , never rally
.-- .Fla theinaelyeaowili find, one day that while
- 4 ,- 424heyita,vesiatt en dewp- all, Jaws, the
;I.! , ,, , fpittMotante're, ging and outraged law
h frlfsvill,reael* thew thetr, homes and visit
o::.ff punishment ;at. re it. , , is needed. We
ft4DiStitiany44lllEL WAR can, do it,in two
y-yolsmiyal 4is eau: ,dens 4: o 3s,therelneval of
1 , : sfithemerelvitV vu betrayed power, and
-sfb Li/preinstating, f men Who have pos--
nadvAeMektnft such. , mittwe, 0. .[ Cheers. I
-ax9 riTher. o.;willfhen centhettlf,PartleS. The'
-b. AtiongelWilt be adeihy , the turning' of
13 illlnen of igaii,Pardiet4. , whit:find that under
-14 , 411JukomatisiVeitAtea of,the-War -theY'ean
,3g,ir ariat.s l ittippart . ( their
.. families . against
mid likq iAde4irdeir4tiee, , ~ and the die
x ia
-nig rifoßatuenSa - of w e ithe4; whohave .so
pimv. tittatesfulAyLheir yed their tr t. It is
19 1 ylowiaetto1orthegi otinue, this- rf The
_lO ~A ieutimpeetbaitheiragitlere§se 0. 71 and
te
&la 1 - 'the 'Mgt/110 , 4 4. metilimpre.aici more
fic , filmmateGAna.l di> neMpee4rtmedidsabli;
tme &Rid tbelemiketi *bentX eaY:that this is
t - r) F 344. thelatiCdPttl 1 -.Thei.tin?elearsraen
viebidthOtietdraikatiei eAlefalnejtoemellt Of
~i 41t419 , ,maymilkwhame n Served their three
- , -,;,viliaffri InAtterisPrfpg . of JAW. and th
I T ,.
1., ..,IWASlLitederatd /home ,ip the sprin g..
-iiiif3Tberwillteolne. . EiVit 41Pettuated a nd
• ,- 10 cisq*eneti l dintt elf the heaviest draft!
• - i- e.l%tue extr,wal*givE 3 3.49 country xill be
:,1 xiient.APOnitta. T Administration will
satlaterafor men for e year just heibre the
0 Meietioik t ibui f if , e,Administration be'
-bvennlngibit44 a iteXti oath* ram* ;Abraham
'ei ~14.3041.* be lake . di, they -w ill asbe so
..uoy.qatetal AltecAle 10;40044 Oke draft,
veoc, , , CAVPlinOineslo44 o iniiitil,4)ll4l,ths or three 1
-,..w.),F,146 - ibittiferreff.. '1 LC4keeres) And a 1
1-.4lFinW.Priii NANO . 4,Verethelitt.., , hond4:
-f.,/, WitOistra k quehatt erepte g as,4 premium,
-y41)111044 ia,Prarlainfli . the vAttiatecl. O rrin-
,siottitlif firtnEeTtOatifEY ,Um Allutinikarstroil
-cal icifillt*Oerallert d aoldittr'hOndil for
tY, , ,14 Pan"; inatt4 ou# ,llPlArvand itla a mor-
Lloodifyingi ftiteti, ta, „ palixe,that while the
,19frii*Irixtaluseit .tbo_ Mltillisoltiaor forty cent's'
-e l -mt the btleijiir,,tbh, lOonQerate“ bonife,"
ief bowldlror mr,Or 111,* crags, 4u 4 1 ;the, o .ert - ,
w f t
~,10 - l i saanas „ got• fifteen, r-, cent _ interest f or
,fitsvothelimp,neys.i a s treatitel way you are
-o.lShillgqhm the. ~,..„. nil, Admi lx i s t r i ii ,
ir.intimil sarlithet it canneti.,changs the
niter inoltreettgliik wa ~I, We can. [oh eer a.] '
-110,-liikowoommuteisme , pziaciptie. pr th ii
pet
- 0, 7 boxiW pkt thaheatablisheti tak
J - ttrifillftetltth:ottrgi - Sit Ortifrom it pawed*, ,
I , }q(ctiiienfiteeSiorenti ruirX association.; ef ,
team /iffiiheultudelthb thel a ; powerful nay
in goAlottititeti swim tedi ,tili,Abe„world r ,
e,,lt .6 . 4)ireri tazur yelire - tta fi r ffitappesi 1 0 .*
'in aopitelitedubilfttha Weldeil, to them 1?0 7
vdi xtbreviandrafftlookforitbe,reeurreotiokpr
en bduiriChtlatilYtidifiti tr Tetw,.ol-pettpe,
lissii mitt in;esnerityaexputt,the Jgdgeraenti A,
trricg the PeoPldialMillf - .• • eiAhma,appeal
. orNin ilimialtAoiftt , tolls willoamnd pip
-Is3ititturningla the , ~,,,_„' mei hri l i,a , Pdll4_, -
vol 'adertigviadozaoan , zrus merciful. Pr op-,
4 soft deet-e-teitioneotha, ,wa „new miee fligini
-atioothtsigltioatanthtur. of imax, to a :Wel, RA I
__,Ailfhappinesitandrprosperlty4 such-pa:bit
-Isbrultddhaatutiott heftier:Wear soae.agti at
--4 Arent f
Twoct
atm
• •Hi
Li7l
might join in t . fierenade 'intended to
ie given to G ', ! % v.,: inr. - --,.,
', , t ti : . •,•-• N. t ".--
-., , P - r,„ er .
The process! „,„ ..„ .. • ~,,. •' I '
.isting of sev..._ , :.:- ~,,,,,, .12 '
headed by _a b ~ f .1:„ Sir „ , ma_
Chestnut stree , 4 , 1 1 . : .•'' ~ find .' • .
i l
front of thg.L.. , :.- r:il"inie;.'•. wf--,.'
Governorliplo .. ng. . 1 ' teig.• .. •
play of fireworks, and in response f 0
loud and repeated calls, the Governor
made his appearance on the front balco
ny,- -and was received with the, most up
roarious applause.
After order was restored, the (lover
- . r.ihardted..th-entnP of eltasYkr.l.3.:
iia, for the honor and compliment they
it'ad'idnfeigd'' . nigrn", Xeike "York. Our
'ethers battiedydgetlier RC the Revolu
tiOn ' for ethiiititntiontif liberty for the
eClirtty otth i ci'lawd' for security cif per `
'sOn;,„,an,d'yvar iibw battle together for the
kimp g r eat and sacred objects. He had
l i ittead y spoken to-night, and must speak'
'tikairi t to-morrow in another' Portion of
1 44%itte: ' This week he intended to
,diygte to Perirthylvartia. le begged to
itlenzerused from speaking at length. He
could not do more than thank them, and
invoke sod's. blessings 'on all; for the
holy cause in which they were engaged.
;When this sad war shall be ended and
peace bebroight back again, May we
,p on in the paths our fore-fathers mark
'oil out t 6 'till, 'and :'elf "'sectional predjn
dic.es and 'diffiCnittes be removed.
Mond applaastr:f
'ln responoe to loud calls Hun. Rich .
f o Vattx re i filtsi l ard and made a'
'llok r ieliin "daufetipital 'speech, which
fil 001 a Atli` 19,0 ,bnrstEr of tip
lunge. &soul it riot their Op
plans6 he,Wiinted, but he wislied them'
all to remember and reflect carefully nu
what they had hr:erd thit. night. 'The
speaker eibpi9ted the crimes of the Re
poblican patty and their incapability of
restoring thetnion. The more Victor
ea atilt are won and the more men that
ire killed'placeepeace still thither off
than It was before. The speaker severe
,ly i fiandletthe remarki of an AbelitiOn
orattity•Who had'said that 'tali Demo-
`crate we itg honest as Democrats could
t;e." ,He wished', that" that, individual lfii,a'Preierit this niglie. to take a look
qrori the hundreds littipliftedfaces, and'
,say
_whether 'these Inert' who earned
their tread by daily toil - were honest tit
net. ' Tho Speaker'ifallusib l n to the re'
suit of the*lection in Dislavrare was re
ceived with loud and long, 'continued
cheering,
Ex-Governor Bigler also spoke. He,
hiving. spoken before, made his remarks
'very short. Ile hid simply to say that
they had his most 'heartfelt epopathies
for the respect they had tendered the
,great man who had come all the way
from Rew York to 'belt) them in Penn
'sylvania in ',019' 'O-eat `straggle. The
truggle waterio ordinary Ate, and he
called upon theM to consider it well,
and, idly with a firth and determined
beart to the support of the only true
Wineiples under which the glorious
Union can live. tAreplituse. 1
After the performan ce of one or two
airs by the bank the vast crowd separa
tedanti quietly'retited to their homes.
gitt Pang post
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MONPAY . .51PRISWG..06T. 10, 1461
FOR PR: imam.
G.EORGE B. MoOTSYKUN,
OE NEW JERSEY.
FOR VICE PRESIDEAT
GEORGE H. PENDLETON,
OF OHIO
CONGILBSR-XIIII DISTRICT.
JAMES H. NorioNs
come iticas—xxrti ineTnrcr.
wiimAikt d , Kovierz
RIT4TB E18114.T8.
JONAS R. AtioCIAINTOCK.
=rise sr7ATrvas.
JOHN - s.
WILLIAM' MoCREERY,
it4EP.I . 3
.VICTOR SgRIRA,
CHRISTIAN MILLER,
JAMES N.' SWING.
ritoTuoTroweir,
JOHN FULLWOOD
091TNTT ooltuppoNicu.
OHiRLEEi BRYSON.
otra,t*nra. •
tt,ILtUSI'NI:OI-I,Z.
' !DIRECTOR O 1 POOL .
SAMUEL ISIcCATILEY
Tit
A 7Splendld, lEriumpk
I,• • The liemocrittio trbrroph in oni t i l e c if_'
I outin : et:en more giotiOw4 than it' as at
drat au:motioned.- The .gain op lastyear's
:Totei - an'officinfly annonneed, iti tkirty;
;131x16onme, is; it, .:Tbere are one 'lam
. 41 , 4 . / 3 4# .to ' i ' in tke ;State, dlf
;he .gain in them all. • is in. :proportion to
espied Con
neetient by aver :5,000 majO,rity.
OUR, COUNTY:, TICKET.
Having devoted our time and , atten.
doh tO furthertilled of the great Deux
-0.4 atfo'Caltise,. with; which all off'dates are necenatilyi conn.ecteik we de:
elle; now, to direct our readers attention •
to the merits of out local nominees.
`, Our candidate for; aorigru . sii,
i•22d.dietriet, Jarnea Irialikittsv Msg., is
ycifpigigentlimalrof decided! talent and
Wititti':lootatt9it south iAst.Pr4lialltr) 4 3 0 81 , and
irefonnituronev dune , effeetiselierrice in
'th&Deuinciatio' can* and het4s6ntitled ,
*tti 4 4 l o****,..cirqeriY.ne*
,pciikth,nd mag4tiy.(4-:04 - gi3A in.*l2l
RiongreasionaltdistificnizaerezheAleeted
kade4gittaii, dtir.citinenn*buld have - ia
N i tr i s# ' o*li i , bnr 61.
.ligesstkir. for aft i#44.4110445t6131:r.M41?-
/trgleresti)ration. :LIT
irbniitA t i Candidate for
49410414 344.WAl f ' t t ri fi. j 1 ,I g N il 422
sgu s ibleananoolgl'eskallhTdElait9 Isi4 l .Prt
'try. rity• indomitable
3 can c Ke rr niado' his quark fit the
hi l ti#lo l .24# l olN l) ' r WOv..A,
Pittiledtfti49.
:4oltglealf , fiti would ntakelaa useful and
, „• 4 ~„1
tui"
41,14401014,84014,Amei-A jlli
viz-1418F--
i4lBaiy:to speak. Every one shiest in
the county is acq nth him. Be
has &Wired this dietriet in, both the Ben-
nig P
a t , :. „:!-4Jou2 : • of Repreaer(tati
found to b«a--an.earif
'a
,
• - -
' s ticket--comprising.A:
tunes Cosgrave,
ICreer Beckham, Victor-8044:
0. N. Ewing-:-.4a: l trii4tik:
adrable rte . ; tlieAire all new' intet-i , in
tile field of politicaraspirations, hit tVeir"
are,'nottvithetanding, well known to
their fellow citizens, and are worthy of
their support.
John Foll4rO4a;' Esq.,ur'eatttli te
•
for"1 1 16 - fEnitotary — ,iriTSO we fltnciWlllEnd
is perhaps the beat Oalifiid than for the
position that ever ran ,fOr it. in. tits' coun T
ty. i He will poll a: flattering vote.
1
Mr. Charles Birson, Mr. Wm.4oble,
;and Sarni. G . McCauley, our_ res dive'
nominees .for county Commissioner ,
Coroner, and Director of the Poor, arc
01 well qualified for the places for which
they are named. •
Gen. Grunt's New Move.
For the last , month the patient peo
ple of this suffering nation, have been,
almost daily, assured that "Grant was
about:to' Make , a" flew move,'l which
Would, when executed, cause the rebell
ion, to immediate topple and vanish into
thin; air. That inexorable officer, whose
chief merit consists in human slaughter,
commenced his capipaiin against Rich
mond with no lead than two hundred
and fifty thodsand men. Since then he
has probably, received the same num
ber of reinforcements, but instead of
Richmond being in our possession, the
people are again informed that Grant
Is about to make "another move." A
half a million of num and the, entire
resources of a profligate adminis.
tration; which is exhausting the
blood and treasure of the country to in
sure its own continuance iu power, have
been given to Gen. Grant, and the re•
suit of all this is the announcement that
he is about to make another move! nay,
that he has already moved. But how
has he moved and to where? Why,
the telegraph, yesterday, said that he
had arrived, from the field, "at Fortress
Monroe en route for Washington," and
that "unusual quiet prevailed in the Po
tomac army." Here then we have at
last that extraordinary . and mysterious
move, which was upon the eve of exe
cution every day, for the past four
months.
The result of all this, the conclusion
to which we are forced is, that G-en.
Grant is the most expensive huriibng,
who has yet had control of the Potomac
army. Like the quack Dbctor, whose
chief merit consisted in writing death
warrants, (prescriptions) in latin,
Grant's greatest •anxiety is to
have sufficient men furnished him,
.so that, no matter how great his losses
may be, he can, with entire safety, en
joy the soothing and tranquilizing fumes
of his regalia•. Human life is nothing to
him; so the rebels do not come close
enotigh to disturb his relaxation and re
-pose. This i 3 the eeuntry'a rendition,
at present; the AdministratiOn has, in
Grant, an • officer who is entirely
obedient to its commands, it has given
him everything he desired, and he has,
after nearly half a year of experiment
ing, signally failed. Bat then he has
written a couple of letters in favor of
Lincoln's re-election, and they more
than compensate for his military failure
and his needless slaughter of thousands
of men.
After McClellan's victory of Antietam
two Years and a half ago, and while
upon the march, in pursuitof the retreat
ing rebels under Lee, he was removed
from command because he was "too
sIow;"'XIONV p,fter a loss of half a million
of .lives, and money enough to- baffle
computation, we have Gen. Grant
moVine up to IVaatiington while all is
quiet in the Potomac army.„ And yet,
in'the face of this most lamentable z.lon
dition of affsirs the party in power has
the Inconceivable affrontry to ask for a
re qiection.
iMr The *Democracy of the neighbor
hood of .ouffy'a Station, Westmoreland
Bounty, held an immense meeting there
on Saturday afternoon. Col. John Sill,
of Versales township, thif county, was
chosen President. , Capt. Jos. Shepler,
John McCloaky, and Cap t. Sinclair, o
McKeesport, were 'chosen Vice Presi
•dent 9, and Chas. B. Kenny, of this city
and Jus. Kunkle, acted as Secretaries.
The meeting was ably and eloquently
addressed by E. A. Hibbard, of New
Hampshire, H. W. Weir, of Indiana co.,
Pal, and Col. Forbs, late of the army.
A costly. aud beautiful dag was dis
played, a present from the DemocratiC
hales of 'the rieighborhoO, after which
the meetigg . adjourned with iottaing
Alhears for,hteClellaa.
liar The citizens of tne 8d ward have
r raised 'a splendid hickory pole on the cor.
nor ofl'unnel and Webster greets. The
pole.is one,hansived and forty feet long
and can be seen at a gveat distance. -It
'arm taken 'from Judge Wilkins' farmr
and Is without a doubt the finest speci
men of the , kiral in •the city. The ein
:ployees on lße Steubinville. Railroad
Tinktel, whoaleali staunch Democrats,
were present !it tfii.tirniiiuld;iiiiperinten
ded the proceedinzs. John , aawyer,
few remarks to the asserri
*ge, arid the meethis did not break up
.lAntit• e
The Demegmcytur,peti ant in their
might and strength in tbe c ity pf
iftfi °We' arti*lit°rm ed
4 )i; ; -
iptictisapresent, that . li:ati.pne °Ub e i arg .2
est aratzrentions evn, ritel4 /n i tlip,, nort h r
Mdretigesi won:rib:lit-end 4 r J as .,
4i4,: - Akna `A*2l7-#l#`;
.EirThere will n be a flaw;o4eting
theliemocracy of.Aileghenp Waskk
I liciffeii"counthiN befit tfthild*434Uoon a t,
I ; * l 4 lj r6l .4'..* 6 ....*°P.?.!* l l l M t O liie tl' •
AlASWhebingWV Egku .' TrAi4 ot W.;
tiTY+Mb( 3y Buys., of. ,thial (07, lathe
ititiPfliiiirthe 'People the truth: •
n'llEt< 3ST - , , 4 - • 4
„110t41 1 4,4k,oft,tbiilottof ,
Vibigiikei7l3duth ratlabutpi and -Ltisvo,
Witp ri rtiletolitifieete. s hieeii itlthe
chit roam list
clock, to attend the procession to Pittsi
burgh, this evening.
l 'TSBU ,
A--TIIE ELECTIONTOaIibIItO
\
.4.o6eit Most Cheertn r
Atahe e _1 Merle°, Iv e,
i"encit - fegtftn - 6 , intOer MarshaLlitey
airer44.llviumitigt*
YKAlrinit they tbnltWeet4l43l44o49 ; ,
ateir'advahee met 4411•1461/511**-446.0,
citeeltrlynatiefrom on
to his reserves, which was "Up guards
and at them!" The sheet of tire, which
they, sent into the very laces-ofttlte
:Frthich caused , tietaicf. *liter,
cause of Napoteotrivent-down-ia,blood..
The piping and-drumming o@ -our'm
liticitiopporien!s, during the prds . ent con.
test, itheir displays of ilags arid don.::
slant sounds of music, together with
thelfboristing and Waling are infended
to impress the wavering with the Welt
of..their power in .rimillkarsi but like the
French legions, alludea to, they will
find—when they come to measure
strength at the polls—reserves voting
the Democratic ticket in numbers to
titterly,paralize and confonncl, ..... In
thiscontest the .D,emocracy relies for vic
tory upon the sober second thought of
the people. We believe the common
Judgment of the masses utterly con,
demns the Administration and will not
give at :iiii3ther IcMAI - 6f Power; conse
quently, we will have hundreds of aux
iliaries, from the ranks of , our opponent,,
who will, for the ftratrtime, vote our
ticket to-day. Then take courage
friends; the signs of the times ; are pro
pitious, the news from every quarter
is cheering, even Connecticut is abost
emerging from the darkness or Abdlir
Lion fanaticism, to rank itself hereafter
on the side of the constitutional Democ
rac
The, only charge made against the ex
emplary candidate for Congress cm the
Democratie ticket in the 23d district is
that he can't spell—well - Perhaps not,,
.but we do know he is able to make his
mark. This same charge was made
against General Jackson, he was BMW
ed of marking documents meant for ref
erence to some particular department.
0. K,, for "all correct" this did not de
feat him. The present candidate for
Vice President, on the Republican tick •
el l Andy Johnson is said to he' Slightly
behind in the matter •of apelling,writ
ing Constitution with aK. vigorous
thinkers, practical self made men who
have not enjoyed collegiate education
are among the most important and use
fill of our citizens. We know Mr.
Konntz can read, write and cipher',
enough for Mr. Williams and that is
about all that is required for this year.
As the 'Republicans appear to have plan,
ty of money and are disposed to bet we
give them a chance. We will put lip
five thousand dollars against a like sum
to be decided prior to the Presidential
election, and all parties being present—
that General McClellan and Commodore
Kountz will write better English and
talk more sense than Abraham Linrolm
and Thomas Williams—time one hour'
subject—How to settle the present diffi
culties.
In-the It eat of political warfare, op
posing parties very often sit)" things
which they regret soon after; it is,there- ,
fore, pleasing to find even the -veteran
politician indulging in genuine humor,
while rallying his party to the polls.
This was beautifully illustriited in a let
ter from Gen. Robinson, published in
Saturday's Commercial. That venera
ble and good humored gentleman, after
speaking very handsomely of Messrs.
Williams and Moorhead our congres
sional representatives "challenging corn
parisonson the floor of Clongress" and
quite decidedly of "traitors withbut and
traitors within," he concluded his inter
esting epistle with the following bit of
irony, aimed at Edwin M. Stanton; it
touches the thick skinned Secretary very
delicately, and is in- the Gienerio beet
-vein. He says:
' Has he not, likirwise, 'added Nate to our rec
ords, by his unwearied labors, unspotted
rlty, and successful adottnistratinn of the War
Department, notwithatamting 411 the perplexi
ties with which a machine 'se vest and , compli
cated has been surrounded; and is he not mani
festly worlcing to its conclusion the prophetic
declaration which he made in a letter to a
'friend, in January, 11181, - wlien in Brierhanan's
Cabinet, in view of impending troubles, "that
this Government was of 00, and the powers
of Hell, could not overthtow
Mr. Stanton's di'spatches about the
"Lord of Hoste," and "marcbing upon
the enemy's entrenchments," must
have escaped cieneral Robinson's mem—,
cry, or he woUld doubtlessbciy6 quote
them also, had he his letter iwon.idindeed
have had a fair commencement,,,a bettei
still continuation, but the - winding up
would have, beeM the fairest of the
whole.
. .
For the Po st
MB. Eorron:. What do you mean by,
singling out my friend James Prostly,
D. D., as a coarse speciinth of a politi
cal preacher ? Hasn't he as good a right
-to take the stump. as any of-;the other
Jgifted D. D.'s—Douglass, .Howard,
aques, &c. Certainly fie - has; and Sit .
hope the "partyy . will sustain him ix'
that right. Let me ask you what better
stump speakers have we got than;
. preachers ? Many of them outrival Mc-
Cook or Marshall in chaatity of espies-,
Sion or strength of argumoza. :14,y irVicd
John Douglass, ..D.- D..,01e fr. very strong
Bitirtper, an uopeift,Priiiii, Oianipion , vil
Freedom I also a OP 4i l44ottiOrPur*ll
both at home, anti -abststid..wmocracy,
he dislikes—the •thhigle)toa inaptriePfdl 3 "
him, Ton could ittit - Ottitify'llim, not
even in this ease, by i ‘ - '6l:frtilleate.7 or,
"oani" Him it was all It. , Hendk - f
think yen Slioulcrfidt •oP ti these good
and' patriotic ' met it tit r 'efforts' to ad
zaw
Y! • the, yelearfa• of tile' pa r t',‘ • 1f".....
ao .... topll, fictri'ibet . . l .die eashre of
ornla, (Tr t ee
'I s t g.
. 77.".. ' ' ' ' ' ' " .
prita. t ha,•,
,nitn4.4 i,it! a' bond e of
arkfteti.liteo-rith , tha i aer-
Odelrhort,•firerdtejeete . h eat t hi 3.l ,
ed q'tifittnltedrl9)l VP. 2 ct •• • e One
be p".4,l2,4,r,4o , filtridtiA, lossk
might hat nte,
Ira • poormtirentithila Jargertfilmila •
fe hllg g o a`i '
*Wittlliqiitlierwise
ifahWrNittAtePtajte%- me o
offeradtmixolvfolulitad•riAtheaiatie coil;
sitifitho
treated ; him—
acrikr-trince'-wiere
they fit out drafted men.,
Commodore' Koontz.
Political Pleasantries.
NOT SATISFIED
OCT4)BEU 10,'
..,, --- ~,.
1 Tannoeratie Meeting fa East ,;,,:" 71
_..— - mingliam. "".:i
-1 The - Dediocracy ..,- ! egheny, . ~:•,):
1 iicelbirEiltilirday " r - . ,''' bat 4, , ;' : , I.`;:
1 Bir*righttm and .el • ..!.. • . 4 'l)
t . 4.,
tie . etinglirthe market ; i j. ore. „:!•:,::::, . !'-•
.fatithia, , prowd wa- inr a,. dan.!-'l , , 4-0 .
1,...•4:,-•, ,, , ,, ,-..• .-, . 44. -- • • , , •,-.., ,
• ,-..sttaigthe county, i , a n ..iF !:A' -- :
gocidillustration of the enthusiasm which
pervaded throughout the Democratic
ranks on that evening, it was certainly
- inie ortEt - nmt euthaelastic meetings of
• ),rj a ithid ' , the ; Democratic clubs
lrem•-the,third e siztkiand.sexcuatt-wards:
wreooncsfoni.desced by
a splendid brass band.
~, .114d44,tifilWas ;balled tower by
i • Mr. D. &McCurry -4 .• .-,, , : -"'
' 'Hir.:J.lCerrewas.calted 'to lbw •chair,
'and t 'gel:4l9`.# l electet
Vice Presidents: Seines Banlahury,
A.. Simpson, Matthew Pate, Charlet ,
Riche,. IV Abiireior''Stein, -
Samuel Hamilton, W. Baker. Secrets
ries,ll.,lhrusen,.3:. W. Patterson, 131%,.
Hublings, J. A. Sneider. ;•
The President, on taking the chair,
add-raged-4i fetir worda-te the 4 nteettpg;
and introduced Mr. Playford, of Union
-44k ,WW4 gentlemal
made a splendid speech, in which le
showed to the . satisfaction ,of his hear
ers, hose , the 'Bonntry:cattlit -F ' lilete been
liberated from this terrible war, and
how, with a little dornpremise.. on both?
sides, so many of our fellow citizens
could have been 1311v0 from , ,prpmatUre
graves. On resuming his seat he. was'
cheered enthusiasticAy b r yhis hearers
I 11s 4 :fribxt gehtlamAt iitt&tdiced•
Major Mahan, of the oth Massachusetts,.
who gar ,a brilliant i description of the
'cliiii t paig'neof ten: 3661dIttin, and apj•
pealed to thlmembels of the (32d . regi
ment! WhO were present to cOrilirm his
stateients ip regard to that favolit4
- genetal. = Efe rethtea with 'ability the
many slanders lipped ugon the natne
of his former commander, and commem
morated the ticiany'biicasfotis"'cm‘,4which
he displayed the most magnanimous'
•courake:And-profifund strategy.
Mr. J. H.
.Hopkils ;was the next
speaker, 'and l ariCerrained tlie assembliige:
/or upwards- of atr hour.. -•He anittutd
verted sevc i tsilyon
,inainuaLibikt
is atimi oftteio malie
in reference to the temocratic party,
and froth ettlicts It° 'fire' Wade-Davis
Inanifelttor gave a glaring picture of the
usurpation of power of the present
inluistration t 1" • ;• I
The meeting was
,text addressed by
Il i on. E. A. Hibbard ' , the able orator
From New'Hampshire: He raadii'a bnl-
liant address for upwarlds of-half art hour,
and his speech elicited the applause of
ti
the entire audience.
At about 11 o'clock the meeting
The speakers *ere Provided with all
possible accommodations by the. hospit—
able citizens, and left much pleased with
all the ceremonies of the occasion.
a„ amiss. meeting of
theliemocracy, this evening, in Alle
gheny city. Col. Sweitzer, of this city,
and Maj. Mahan, of Mass., will speak.
The latter gentleman r belonged to Col:
Cass' Irish Reginicht,;a„nd,vhis within a
few feet of Col. Black when he was kill
ed.
Eirtioninwxss of , Tme
We sneeze. a elighti thin,ah.arti, ichdrons
matter comes. trout= our inwai we:have heaviness
of the head; Visit apprfiestim , or 'the chest, some
tightness, and a little tenderness in the regional
the lungs. Now, attentioni,must he given tothil
state of facts, or inflatamspon Of the lungs, or
congestion may take place, and death maybe
with us before we are aware.
BRANI/RET'HtSiPitALS,
Say two, four, or six, according to age, sex and
Constitution. must be tnketti , They must purge
very freely, drink warts' dilnliewhile the fever
lasts, and as a diet eat plenty of good Indian
meal gruel or chicken broth, wath plenty of rice
in it. lir this treatmellk;oh thesecond or third
day the disease will be cured. This complaint
is goitui the rounds, and will be followed by
dysentery and diar.rlienebeit..
,they will be cured
by the same preemie. The Wile will have Brand
reth's Pills where they can be easily laid hold
on, and_ by tosktog them lty . AstitUpections, safety
and health - 0111 - folleSv.'' • -
Sold by THUALAs ILEDPATH, Pittsburgh t .
and by all respectable dealers in me dicines . -
' , 0504-Virdesys • • • "
jr - rtillEch9D,__VW TILE VIGOR
- a.-.-.L 411. , 14311TH. RESTORED in four weeTui,
by DR. itICORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE. Dr.
Atc0E1,1004'41111) after years of earnest solici
tation,
has at length acceded to the urgent re,,:
quest of the American public; And appoin
Agent in. New York, for the sale of his =et
snit Idyrprizeil Esseupooff Life. This won
der eetlitteett6rg- Mannood to the most
shattered constitutions In four weeks ; and, if
used according to prin:ed instructions, failure is
impossitilek i ; This ; life-resiorphir remedy should
be liken , by about to iii ,as its effects are
permanent. Succe:s in every c ase, Is certain.
13t
...RiccinPie.fEss mto' bfildisolasold in cases,
with full instructions for dose, at $3, or four
Pqt , s 4 t 4 Ica VAC ler.ek V 14, , will be sent to{
it ,pactaid,idli rtgeelpt of teinittatice
I
tei
to his accredited agent. 0 ular sent free on
receiptc of fours
torte - t efili
aws, r It' IWLA NA, - J
4i7 1106 ne st.
e c doo r ' gcladway,
rig . 1 1:"Able • Age t Mir tnite I:Reties '
sep2e3md ,
TilE
, lottecrbeefor y PArViltsitbi• Holloway
has supplied
.all the. Bugle, zot Europe with his
PILLS - AND OIDIVPIIWY, iney having proved
themselves the only meilclnas able to cure the
all a
a ll Ag f igt! 'l egg' itict , St=
con•ain them.
If the ,! reader of this
"notloel , kinnot pi ln his Pia n box of
0e Obi or ointment
from the" drug store , let him write
to me, . /10 liitddtln Lane, enclosing the a
eidunti lib] I will inafla boikrifrise expense.
Many dealers will not keep my medicines on hand
because they cagpotmake as 'much profit. iis oa
other persons , make. 86 cents, 88 cents, and
81,40 per box or pot. octiOnlwd;
DRUBS: DRUBS! THE SUBSCHI.-
HER hew on hand a large stock of D
and Medicines,' embracing all articles y
kepLIKA lirat•olut Drug HtPrei TOgattier with
Pants, OM and Dye Shun - . , atelitiffalicines
ebaliSsinds VTallet Soap anthPerftuttery ; Hair,
Tooth-and Nail Brushes-, Truni:upporters
and Shoulder Braces, in .ther Variety
Mineral Waters of all lagearL, upslßMtlituppee
Snutt and Tobacco ; Oar bon C • Prime Potaah
and Soda Ash, every pound of fa warrant
ed ; Pure Liquors, purchased excluaivelr for
mectielnal purposes • ThopssejlA.'s Pure
canattiritlr brrhand, bt
~<
JOS. 'MIMING% Drug Store,
JOS.PLEISILNW A S Drug Store ]
Oornerithe Diktat) and illarketit.
00imm: the Diamond and Market et,
5ep27:1144=-1
s T. T E :a "CON
TIALPY SUFFER ' fecal
ve
a valuable Itprea" for ' , the . tt
8 21% ) , 14 a Orecuthnio , ood u" all throat
of Uon
g ageorw (frft.'of chaige,}by aim&
IA your &Age
Mt!. ARD A. WILSON,
W
georady4 burgh, lloga 00., N. Y.
MirkKat} SuCcEEDS LIKE
aaWrEs= , :c.sigrat,„tvflil==
century nof s hinrates leaped into favor with the
public, ad complaid S y, so universally, as
...tr. - ...
..-, 5 PRIggAECOM , AY4ilitv 4 wgz•
No other.is recognized in thei, world of fashion
er sex. Its swift operation, the ease with
which ll
At le applll4l the_ remarkable piturehiese
okilliithrowns awl KeenuitAtepatieo Its nxen3pt
1 .4 r.
on frozi ad all it r
i r ui tn i t Wel raes tw zr ilvidt
the good and
t'ld
IN TY .1. - . . No. I
Antor 3163 ", . y or k iami =4" L;
,Drstg.!r
. .41* . +.4. . ..i.b . ...i , is,.• •. - T.:. ; .
14-41 4 Vigaligl i tAN
- .
40431ar
st FLExtm— cp43-D,
.110
oar. otth eDlamond
i f..; '.,, ~__
~
PRO' '- .. ' - FOR - LC"
- : -,,,-.....--..--.- - ~...,
- , '4
' ' ' '' R ‘ : -. = 17 . • NIX& i .4.
- -
_,'
:g 1 ''''.- 3,9131r3 LIIIPiXitIINT,
143011, October 1,1864.!
Sealed i. .
t ail
'.e received at this DeptiVP
inenth under it of Conceals, approvedllnne
30 , 10041,1331 ' "ii noon of Friday, the lino*.
ta F
stank for bonds of the United States, tp,'llie;
amount of forty millions of dollars. The on
oireiirtafrbear an interest of six pet . oettiiiie,
payable sahavatinnailyiiii ciihi, - On the HMI days - 1
of 'way and November, and will be redeeniable
at the pleasure of the Government, aft* aver%
lielaw, 4 andlitylblefletftritylinaft Thirnirivr—
1, net. e :.i '",, i r:''',4 . 4'
Each ofirir)iiisi bli — eii: fifty. or some m ulti p le -
of lifty_doliiits,lablninffilitte Met= inciuding
premiumeffirdtet a A • . y htputiv diiiira., pr for
ltity titieri the . eifeili TZ!,t ; tie me tit tan! fluty.
Two per cent. of,the principal (excludink pre
rchP) of thia,Arhoie_amotiffiii, by each
bidder ..? teuel be deposited , aaplugimty for the
Ail - tient of eetti'eitetititet. it-aeceltiwi, with the
,Trees9e, of t 4 - 1 41 1 44 St,q°l°).Niiihhagt°°'
or 'afith the Asidatiiit "erelisurer at New .ork,
tnirit,ol4._,OhiliM*_LP*3l:F4h the
designated ...04....A. 30 . 3 3'-* '..rial.am ' pre, Pittsburgh
eincinnatillte, , tiOhies#6, , Detrcht or
El . /kilo,
x er,'with A1&4! fotto*: poqd..Piti.k_
. :ivhwin gq : - . siiiit , .te'Lliiit! eittei , ,-theunitinetie
Without ahaagei' for : Aatilah -lowan! :11'14411:Ate
eerttiketer Will be 04
i.ala'n, ; ,popo*rdiv ',
iiiiiPtlteet et itheitAttgillitliiiiiini4AlikOzikitues
of which must, be for %Tided, with thapiTers, to
ibis Deeiet /sank !Am qieliceiltaCithon.thy , be eiiate,
iii time ..tor the :certificates, witlil the 7otterwtea
reach West , uligterteot later ihari !the Morning of
October 14014 iforeiaiik: No . :Obi, r nity iteeEtiiit g
panted by , its'proper certificate of dePosil, : will :
13: oinisidead. riEigTi VI (! i .; ~,- ..
The Coupon and..Regiatered Bonda t , issuCY
Miner this proposal,. will be: og the dencOnfilitL .
tidal of• f1f.0.,101p0, VOiNiad 'll4.A.E"lito g fotereil,
Bonds, qt WOO and iiio,oo;Willthelleetioiti if re"
'Alitoffers'recefired Will be : dinned on Friday,
October 14. The awards' will "tic made by the
Seetittary to tffe hitffiest"ottereiii, r 'irmi notice oy
•
.Itocaptanne or declination ; will be-imotedistely
• Oven to the tespeatiyaof :ferara. ipsia.arle
ceptance, bonds °finis
iiatlaiPrettrrea subscribers;
AS - tie cost o : thb, *viz trneat,, 9a; fluid pay
:jile.4t of iti#4,llmerffil;', .I:;The 4eAtteit tw6W
teat., will tut reckoned irk, the,„laskinatsliments
paid by successful ollbrers, - - andwili.be tanned!.
ately returned to those whose offers ma' not . DV'
P l ) , !ePtr 4 l. N •
The amount of accepted offers must be depot,
ited with the Treasurer, offider or bank author.
Lead to act under this notice., on &hit* of the
.saceptaaop;Opgars,
,¢1 fallgarg Pne-half on.
the 20th getober, and the balance ] iincludihg the
premiumiudoriginal iwo par ocartodepoalt ) on -
the 3ist October.
• The. bezels will bear inteleat Trois" iNovember
ist. Interest, en dennaits; -front . ;.detettio
November Intl will be theVioyirnment
in coin. . _
One-half:of thelind4us.",nl went, or, vienty
fts-per-ciat.-iii eooepted offers, bay'bit paid,
with accrued. interest. to, Oct. 14, in tinted
States . oertificates of ludaitaineea," nut mei'
certitiesteli win be received part payinent of;
the drat instidisnefit oniy.
lifers under Ibis "notice should be endorsed
.-Offb.r. for Loan," and addressed to the Secre:
teal of the Treasury, Thti right to dialine an
offers not considered advantageous to the GoVe
rament, is reserved by the:Secretary.
• -W. P.PBSSENDEN,
Secretary : of the
.IPeasUry.
Smith's Wheeling Brewery for
Bale. . •
EIENO DESIROUS OP ,RETIRING B FROM Air rrvz inmakom: have de
termined diOote of ',tor bid eitabliabed
"Wheeling Brewery" and, Establish
ment, now in sticcerted • operation, together
With the dock on hang, *bier Js stritlclent to
enable a purchaele to pmened 'with 'the tombless
without tuterrupiton, entieirtink - in4,li of
Ales, Malt, Hops, B a rrels,. Ppopir's Muff,
Teams 'and' Futures,
bins In complete order and capable of
brewing twenty 'thousand , barren. of . ale 'and
malting f"rty thousand buchele of • tewley . per
season. The buildings , esunpriee the large brick
Brewerypwith the 'cellar and vaults complete,
and Malt- Ileum, brick OcepeWs. Shop. capable,
of turning out one hundred 'baneful r
- sevewdwellinge employers . -
• g an an
' nual rent of tide hundred dollars, large stable,
bag rotnni.wash house and alllighted with
ggVnianufatture& Deets' preiniSam
The old established reputaidezinf miy , Ales and
Malt ln the - Mast Welt • and Setithiand - the reg
ularcalib"cestomers forell I= hisce been ante to
'•nianufactuft, .with tnareitaing ;demand for
Malt liquors, makes Weise et the nunsadeilrable
opportunities that could isrofferedlos 'enable
party to engage' in,,the businedar svitic4l certain
preeptarter reiiihrltig , a Ortitriari - a.few years.
MIMS CW Se.l.ll=-As ttryreaPestate., one
fourth cash, the balance ia , ette; ,, twe and three
years. with Interest seertur3d by nkirtgage on the
prembeir, , errs to personal property', one-fourth
'cash, the balance In three Mx and nine Months.
If not dleposed of at Private sale before 4
twentieth of October, opwhich due 410 tie
be given in the papere containing thitilvettl
me,,t. I will then ciothantay liner same at
public auction.'':
oetticlutd GEO. W. SMITH. '
eMa;und,.,
f
A MAW 111 EiTlllllgh :.011',., WAIF DE
MOUEAOY waht*liind warms
- 1131 - 21 - I VIONI3, (West fide,)
. / 1
ii.LE646tit ( d4
ON MONDAY, 01671 1(}, IRITOBER
.oliztent Sp alters will be present And address
the meeii,t4.,. .111 1'444 Mtron itre,m
sieetfully tnrited to attend. oot10:itd
.1410 W VAIMBLINTWROBE.
.11117..11 ALICE Mow 1
IitiII4PII`CTEKTI6III4 ANNOiliNtits
Her friends and the public generally.
that she has taken the store-roam,
NO. aft /ii'mualls.Strept; Micas- Weary!
And-will open_ on.. _WED NESDAlt!..the
INST., a large assortment of
TRIMMINGS,
ROSIE Rlt.
1100P.SKITOM
• CORMSTS,
BALMORAt.SKIRTS,
Knaltorimatos.
&0., .Sse.i
oot10:1wd
Clqth
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Velvet,Clealcs;F:
some new styliitusir:tcelitil by
1,112 A: OkR V CO.
No. 24-I:iftix
ocultatd. i•
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eaninitedcetverfdkr and lin,:
• ~ , tugtexpeithanyform of I) le •
I I _lx: s old see Mtn , WIMOUt.
hsyn attends t 4. all hinds
eath: From lontexperuno_eramd atudri'lieT
aunteCthose wry. theilfelefeet ender hlkr
are, that all will be done for tham-lehlelamedi•
•.1 •. —r . Tre.-5o
~ i vv:us bT tOTDI OCtilMt
I IICIOS 5&L.E....& 6.900 totisT I•
ILL alftrated'iin ftYq .r iAdt6fiast gef • - obt
Boarev - nonntic: }cab .ea ", venianl < it
dwellingg hou stabling
,and
on the Mb 0 egitattdo7. &O. Railroads The
machinery is in exoellent order, and the Millhse.
an, ructetudTh.onstumo , ?Stha otainiato , rio
"
account, would be induced to dispose of hie
property, were itockot _that he has been recently
so ranch indisposed that he isrendered I.lllSapaft
of. answeripg the demands of hi. numerous
trout - fir a &Strada - manner. Applicants , ' .
glitkon tJ11.41.1.81L of the above Id.eeljnfoir . ,
further information . octlikiwumqw
I •i• ARTIFICIAL. LIMBS.
L IF I W LS BE TlEUdi g triMa l e
ONE ln Yittsbneigh. Oro ked or defoimal rinle
Ans
_eft Pl_the4_sl,44S. sidtkplisdtshe
7 .E--NOTAT, Onnotew or wi delorip•
Sion' awstently oita - ,hwid,!esidr , e I.mtncedistlJ
Those desiring artificial. IL.i - or treetment.
would do well dill awl .24,0111.3 my 'lsertitt
Wei a d testimoptats,-
• airstiltakS it; Olat tet .l4 4
ostideiy Fitnutk . _
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far
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stmt.
oa. no& 128 wool
474.13t01ur
ina Ntarkst al.
MMEMEN
Xleartooratic Rally.
';,itcv4 IN lif
.n ,4 'Mi*I`.IVER
2it e r ESYLEIVI '
.1451 ; •11 , 1'V
Ntf;lave Ihe beat 3(
r poo vidloost, depot
/*Li 47 4 , 4 . 2
Fretuott , llo
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• ~ •,,,!•-.l,ufi ofith
Wiflnitfeahentediteat variety of elegant Glove
— Fiblble6Qaf;antliittallan Goods
1
Dooldeand Stogie ficele,-.,4e....•
$V *CITY
Concert Hall. N,Shoe Store
IMEMII
MO'. 62 Fiftlt Street !
J % PO. door Ezprepa aftke
der ' '
;da WILBON~B
gicr),it S. a
SE
Over 160.001 of th—e haelae l t•
alreadybeed _
Over 6.000 are in use in Pltiburg
and._ Vioinity. -
The Bele thug inimitectbie *whines
greater than all others combited.,- •
No..one ehotilii i'lleiviiltitaahir
until 'theY taire iiietented tl
Wheeler-tr - Wilnen.
,They are wnrAtutqa-inr,t)R.e.Xfarn.
Itistitietion Free.
STREET.
• = WM. summEm aea agents.
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IEMOCRATIC V.I.4IILANC.K i jr,OI
WITTER OF BIFIXIWOHAk -
Capt M Felker Jacob Neik i rk
; .,s s 1
Lieut Wm Weber Joe Scmid
lEdeukjikaNOnineYer , Fril l lnle/Pr
Peter Heckler Va len t ine - (} si ting
Harvey Miner . Sao Aakerandiv,l
Chas vonip . Jacob Ackerman_
licialluirsen ' -Trio etaiie?' ' ''
. Ai. Peat* Mous , Clair Ditmop, ~..-1
14 - Welker Philip- Herr
Adam Ring - ,••• Mich Baldestergete
Franz Fischer Martin Baca
ChristieuisNuescr, - - LearlaShutild
Thomas Ward, Augnet. Var
Robert Walbilm ' - " AdamP.
Lewis W.eidenpesch . Obas Steboli,
Philip Freund Leidy re --- efir
Henry Conrads s . .•..., BMA* Hippy
David Kay John Bates
'Heniss'lleisterfeld
SECOND PM:SNOT. ~
,
'LIMA Jas Aldred - Jelin Spenehirelier
Jacob Lam: , ,-„ D 0 Quordagham
B King A:Sig&
Wm McKee . .. J0hn.13, - Backob
Win Deisorth Edward=
Adam Diehl' -10 h r -ft
Nick Grosstr ; Jacob. Elorek
Rudolph mime ' ' 7 kiighitsSehnitltz
Johd W Bennett Jac Schwerin
Sfeven 7 McEllwain Jun W McKee
Anton.Newmer Jno Meyer •
John.P. Jones F Senn
7 Nieholas - John Moritz
Teter - Vetter L Koehneipen
Dennis•Doran Bred L ltunsen
Jacob Heinz . - Oliver . Scott 5...
Nick Wurzel F Broman_ a s, ~
.I,uo Rufeuech LientliCEelig .
Nich Krebs JziefrOutgt Act
Philip Sagenman M Pifefer
Adam Franz Chas Pearson •
Mr Egeman • .
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TIGILANCE COMMITTEE OF RA6
V BIRMINGHAM.—The following are t
names of the Vigilance Committee-ell' Past B
mingbam appointed by the Keyatone'llicCiell
`binsF.
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ofitiß Helsel ; < P hilip
Theodore Zellers Leonard Moritz
Joseph Arne) , Henry ft McCurry
Andrew S McClure .Tahn Patti:trio=
Joseph Satrers James Roberts
Michatel Brat Richard Jones
Greght Fox - Andrewliiirrey
Edwaei HogantHem fiecrent
Francis Flunket • John Wafter
Sebastian Vondetau Frank Dick
Jacob Dreaselt Henry Marsh
Daniel Werline Anton liettegen
John A Lippard Daniel Boyle
John Mitchell 'Charles Buire
Joseph Myers Thomas Murray
George Greembur Arthur. MoSwiggen
Creston Feld Theodere Stlnake
M O 0_ Rumen Juscpiiifilstatr i .
Bitrnabati Peatfi
Odelf•Fisher .. • •Josepit HetzeLwz
Prank Setters Mothen Fate - -
litiitierider • James AVinbilgire
Joh.n.Gßisher John McCiegry e n
Dotabilek Bunsen Jan Mitred
Wm Nickols ()Asper Waguzezl-0
John Rively John Siete
WithurNoble Joseph- Sitiok r il
ThV a tao4ktie - Jei4e, PaP9RP-q
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Y. Raker,
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AntOligest
Sellin.Uamiltqa
`Contal Maher
Jac Baldeaberger
-Michael Modgara
Grosse Kuleaer
Frank Hogle
Andrew Istlne
Pefer-idiesang
Joseph, Esher.Lawrence Snder
• Jacob s Eoeaer
Chi* Lsuee
VoilmtinelCercamer -
Adema Winter
la t llft *
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Lair wek—ofAtto.i.ellgalitWeAt pith you
Tragedian,
an l 2,o4tOttliAt
_OCASOft,EII64III4 Honors of 1
Bae4ile•The Horrible Bread Riots of Part
TirentiolatiostaiutOnillotino.
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Drams entifleCtrie
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BUILDING LOTS. atjtra ddoeter Reid. .
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„angs t
PAWnsgrooPotefit• : lular• tamks •
ate day.:0..84.15, rein st .re 6. ~ t o trt
li.oketiSzeordtriod. =":"fertrilis:ose-thi
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secured' or 'boa- -- suWltiomag&-' • dolls
no*,,Rautp4A44 l / 4 14,. 03.4, 1 Part
:payinent. 7 `l o lslo„behillitC*6 nem
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ALEX. 4 10 1X.W '' ' . . 8 1 - .• 6 •We ' ' -' •
Sao damn SzeihlVAo4 7,
1500 ' 4l 4 — Moms •
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