ADVERTISING RATES. , For utiofite4kOtte- - - °l3 =joit • al: Two insertions ';‘, rh ut.4 • b ra e Five irusortions..f, One week ‘ ) Ti N cria l iiikrigte (ogle subscripticc betivesed in the man Ten copies, each.. Fo arty. copies, cad ° :intendred JAS. P." BARB.; - Editor and Proprietor, i . ' .. Y. " ) ' lit' f '''i: ' g .pl , ~ 71d•-• . II 7 ' ';';P. , ...';11.1 .'•-.: i'.: - ,.i.,.-,. -,- . . .. ..--,,, ~,-, . - '..,...,..;,- , ... - , • • ,-,,, k c. t ' .r- - . _._ _. . . .. , • , • , .• - 1,25 oneimmttr 'l 7 2 717 , -•- . fl ...,. ,7r 11 . , ' TWO . Inotall. . ... ;1126 ~1.- ' ,• ',..t: I, ~, , 1g.,. '_12. 111 A l .' . ;..,- 1 Threonibbda -18,26 . • :, ~ . • . ----- . ..... • . .*\.."...111t.,46 ---,-;`: lit - *Y .. I) l'Ilble: .- - ... 1" "- ' .1.7 .at .--• 2,20 Six months 20,16 i . 2,60 One year 22 , 00 ' / -- ..:" 1 1 -. .0 r, !I - lite . 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F,,„0d0,....L.,, 5 - o • ••? .i , i,76 •-. .; 1,60 ~." . • • • - • • th, (and one to getter up,) 1,26 . • 0 n • 1.10. . ,--- I '" i; , u - • ' 1,00 T UE GREAT INDIAN MEDICINE. Trs, CH~%ROKEE CURE. An unfailing cue for Spermatorrhea, Seminal geakness, Nocturnal Emissions, and all dieemn await by self-pollution; such as LOU of Memory, ;mitered Lastilude, Pain.? in the Back, Dinineev of Premature old Age, Weak Nerves, Dttficul y qf Breathing, Tremhtilg,llrakefulneas, Eruptkma is the Face, ;P ale fointerianCe, lnsanity, Conaltmp ion, and nliZtke Ritetta, complainti, caused by de atrfing) am the path af nature. All-This medicine is a eimple vegetable att ract: and one on which all can rely, as it has .een used In,our practice for many yea.rs, and ith thousands treated:-it has not failed in a sin ' . instance. Its curative powers have been fileient to gain victory over the most stubborn ace. Sir-To those. ziiiiyettited with their eon- Winton, until they think emaelvea beyond he reach of medical aid, we would any, Despair oil the UHEROKER (Ojp 'ilia restore you to ealth and vigor, and after all quack doctors eve failed. *2 per bottle t eor thraebottles for sb, ml forwarded by Eirpreaa to all parts of the 7orld. Air - Pamphlet sent by nod] free of postage, by Dr, W, B, Merwin & 00,, No. 63 Liberty street, New York. sep29-erxt-dikw rV LAD NEWS FOR THE UNFORTU LW NATE, ! THE LONTI SOUGHT FOR 7 /ISC(W.ErtILD 'Cures zn from one , ~. . ~ 1:. . '- •,;:i , i .V i: - ..t. , . - 1 A 7iii.",;..1 t "A 44 -. 411 .` e i1. - -47 e • 'l, - ,:•,,-- ~s t, ...,. t ....t .. - 171 — ic') three, days. . CHERUKFrE I)REMEDY, A N )IIEROREE INJECTION Compoundid from - "Zoete, Beals and Leaves. C'RERDKRE R hnIEDY, the greal Indian Diure! -, cut ee aU diseo.fra of Me urinary organs, such a ucont inence of the Urine, Itulammotion of to laddcr, B: ot mot ion ef the Kaditrys, Stone in th ladder, Stricture, ihcrel, 4;1,1, tionorrhceo an especially crcomuiended in those cores of new /DUG (or It hi/ea/1/ females) where all the old lICLI 048 .I,llteinee hate alt is prepared in a highly ounce, rated rig; the dose only being from one to i o tea. .ontifuls three tunes x day. is iltirettc rind alterative in its acion ; irifying agil cleansing the blood, causing t It to nv to nitrite original purity and vigor; thus i.e oving from the system all pernicious causes hioh have. Imlneol disease. C7l.l l #.loii. thijEgYl`lolll is Intended an's doointaut to the Cherokee Rem- Ily, ath should be used in conjunctiod tent' int medicalo In all caner of GorwrrAnea, Wm.! hear Alba • or Whiter, - .lre efferits arc heating, othlreg and dentulc n I; removing all scalding, tat, and pain, instead of the burning and most unendurable pain that la experienced ith nearktdal the asap pack Injectwas_ Sir -hy the use ut the Cherokee Remedy id Cherokee Injection—the two medicines the sp., improper discharges are raovNl, and the weakened organs are speedily 3tored to full %Igor and strength. kW - Price Cherokee Remedy, 4 . 4 per bottle, • t eyes ho Mon for , 4111 4 1Yiriee Cherokee. TuJeetteirr, - $2 per bet or three bottles for 56. /o',-;eut by Exprefse to auy addreze on rooiliiit Nice. tar The Cherokee Remedy, Cherokee sjeellon. and Cherokee Cure, are sold 1.1 entereciairlg Druggists in the et vslized world. Dose unprincipled dealers, however. try to sell orthless compounds in place of these; those hietrthercan purchase at a cheap price, and ake more money t. , selling, than they can on As you value your health, le, the health of your future offspring, do not deceived by such unprincipled l Druggists, ask r that 'ntertfetnes, and take no others. If the rugglats willnnt bay them for you, enclose the uney in a letter, and we will stud them to you E)tprias, Securely sjsaled andpacked fres from AtttVition: Ladies,or Gentlemen can address us in perfect .ntrdelitle, stating fully and plainly their dis aeißind-syrnphins as we treat all diseases of a sonic nature in - ~-male or female. Patients ied not hesitate because of their inability to sit us, as we-bate treaied patients successfully all pottiorur of 'the civilized globe, by corres indence. Patients atdreasing Us will please state plainly thesymptOrtiErof their complaints, and write Set ()Mee, County, State, and name of writer, ain, and Inclose postage stamp for reply. We send our-92 page Pamphlet tree to any kiress. Address all letters for .Pamphlet ar [vice to the proPtietors - , Dr. W. R' Merwin &_ Coq No. Mt Llberty street, view York. • sep2a-eoci-dtsw • COU,QEI NO MOR E . S 7'll I C IL A. r4f. .21.1.E.LL1F vou 01110 11 13 AI-SAM. . Dr. Strickland's Mellifluous CoUgh 'Balsam la ar*anted to once Coughs, Colds, hoarseness, liTtrofuring Cough, do rq Throat, Dun minion, and nil nffecttuas of the Throat and For Sala by Draeglate General Depot 6 Eas earth street, Olactanati, Ohio. DIARR LIF€EA. All the Medical men and the Press recommend r. Strichiscd's Anti-Oholera Mixture as this ily certain remedy for Diarrbrea end Dysen r s comoination of Astringents,Ab .rKetiLt,l a Stimulants and Carminatives, and is to effect a cure after all other means aye failed. For sale by Druggists. General Depot 8 Eas ourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio. --STRICKLA•NZ'S • • ra.nna - E . • Dr. Strlckland's Pile Rsmedy has cured-thou nds of the worst cases of Blind and Bleeding Una. l ‘ t•glives immediate relief: and efrecta a ermailittut cure. Try it directly. It is war atted tit,' cure. For sage - -by 'all Druggists. -General Depot East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. DXSPEPStk, NERVOUSNESS, ^ - ND DE ILITY,' DR: STILT K A.N TUN tre resiotruniend those suffering with lose of Ap otite;'intligestinn, or Dyspeptits, Nervouottess adipletsoos Debility, to use atrionland'a'ron4, Is a vegetable preparation free from al disiiefiquore it strengthens (he .whole nerv us !system ; it oreates s good appetite, and is anent al to cure Dyspepsia sad Anyous De 4E; "pg rtifile by Diliggis i t t f n, e x t . ! . e tc rly et 1 171 sold by Agelits. NU. 77 FetterAletre'et, . , Allegheny city, •br. (.4 - E0 KEYSH, „,qpittetWood Street and Virgin Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa Preparatz_,Dr. A. §_tricklaild, 6 East Fourth tr(ter Cincinnati Ohio oatrklidkw .111IcKERING PIANO A.LE CHEAP A EWEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD r.lAlitx round corners, handsome mould ng Has been fa use but dais austitha .nd L a GOOD AS &NEW In every respect 1415:1Jlohbdhs Marred - 4i the - lent: -The pree! nt,Alfilipn.J4SlPstas 4576' 00. W111:00 - sold at-Ts wmroucTlozr. CHAS. C. MELLOR, WQ°4 ; l l leat * • MEDIOAL. nix xv - C> CZ:10 - 31±11 — , T AND;96 THOU T r ti .1.74 Robert E. Bell; M. D., Member of the roya College et Surgeons, Lon don, addressed to youth, the married and those • CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE. Sent by pan, postpaid, on reoeipt of ,ten cents. A careful perusal of tots small book has been a boon to the afflicted, and had saved thbusands (roma life of misery and an untimely gvave. It treats on the evils of Youthful 'lndiscretion, k 4 df-4.buse,Seminal weakness, y.miasions, Sex ual Diseases, Genital Debility, Lobe' of Power, Nervousness, Premature Decay, Impotence, so., As., which unfit the sufferer from fulfilling the OBLTGA.TIONS DIARRIAC4E, and illustrates themeans of cure by the use of DR. BELL'S SPEUII-10 PILLS, and other treatment necessary In some eases, and whlbh never falls to cure, and.cau be relied on. They do not nauseate the atomaa4, or ren der the breath otreninve, and they cab be .•• USED WITHOUT DETECTION. They do not interfere with business pursuits, and are speedy in action. •Nochatige of diet' le necessary. They arn.ivaroanted in all cases to be effectual in removing 'and curing the tlleemse. Up wards of two - thfibiand hies are on record that'have been cured by usingtf3ELL , S SPE CI Fie and certificates can be shown atom many that have used them. No On of. Failure Occurs. irpwarde of a Hundred Physicians use them e x. I elusively in their practice, and toey cannot et fact cures without them. IMPORTANT NOTICE, BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS Arethe original and only genuine Specific Pill■ There are a host of imitators—BEWAßE OF THEM. These are Warranted They are adapted for male or female, old or young, and are the only reliable remedy known for the oute of all diseases analog from YOUTHFUL INDISCRETION. In all Sexual Dieetteee, as Gonorrhea, Style• lure, Glee., and in all Urinary and Kidney cont. plaints, Act Like a Chai-iii!. Relief is experienced by taking a Hingle fax and from four to six boxea.generally effect a rare. Soli by Druggists generally, In boxes grin raining biX pills. price 51 or six boxes, la; alau o, bilge boxes, containing four of the small, p, o $3. If yon neerlthe Book, or the title, cot out tido advertitement for reference..ttt II you cannot procure them of your thug - gist, du not he int pnee.! upon by any other remedy, but enclose the money in a letter to the proprietor, DR. J. BRYAN, it .X 54,7:4 Ceder Streie, who till! take ail risk if 76 prnperly dirrete t il, rroi end the Pills, secured now observatudii, return mail, post Ptid. SOLD AV DRUGGISTS (7ENKRALLI N°TICK TO A E.t. CON('E.IINIED. Among a certain dastard sell-important ;avr plc there is a peculiar feeling of onutempt attach ed to all physicians that advertise and treat the diseases named in this card, (Paw Are Disneette,) why this shoulde they nor no one else can tell. Are they not eases of every denomination, in fact solicit just the very diseases that are an obnoxious to these very refined parties. I suppose they would trot let one of their fatally go to a part) that has de voted years for their benefit, because he advent sea the tact, and their family physician says he is A humbug so he can get - ttre case. Often he has almost deprived the party of his life, lie conies i at last to the physician that ad t ertises—hn w vise are they to know t Are they not aware that Sir , Astley Cooper, Sir Benjamin &vas, Sir Lin/tries . Hall and 111. Paul Elcord devoted years la the treatment of these diseases I These men are bold up as shining lights In the medical world ; I don't assert that al/ men are worthy that publish, still " there are agreet number of them that are. I have levoted myself to the stud) and treatment of PZIVATB MS/CADDO upwards of 40 years, and withoilt egotism can say I have Caved loondroOs from years of misery MA untimely death. lily treatment is confined to the vegetable alta,.. e .o e , es l think It ID the best and most certain. It is In toy power to bring hundreds of certificates it I thought It necessary to certify to my general sun- • cess : but my long residence in this city Is surd• meat pmof wtthout adding more. Spermatorrhes and all diseases arising from it are cured in a '• much shorter time than heretofore. It behooves P:ery young man and woman to be careful in se letting a physician. The different advertisements 'that are seen in our papers are of no worth, and no benefit will arise from answers than only loos of health and money. Hundreds are cured mum ally by my now remedies. Address Dili Soo. jan-lyd Pittsburgh Postodlse. H fr 4 AI U 5 4 E 9, 4 1 1:4 ° f: 0 E-4 c...) C.) 2 ul ?-64 a © Gigl 4•1 "I Pa - Z E ' S lxl g c.) . t .. ! 4 4 H ,7' • Z 3 ii 0 1 ...1 A '4 c..; f.-, , El o % 0 di L' it- . WELDON & KELLY, LAMPS AND LAMP GOODS, CARBON OILS, BENZINE., &c. 16 Wood Street, near Sixth, PITTSBURGH. PA FIVE AtItES ti OF GROUND N THUS BOROUGH OP • I PER, now occupied' as a - market garden, and In a high state of cultivation, la iiiTered for Sale very low. This property is certain to become very valuable for building-lots, being In a quar to'. where the demand for hnuaes'is - 1191# verj . great. It could: be Made available, ,• every foot of it, for that,p4vpose,,lying level. • Apply to': .S. S. BRXAIt, Broker and Insurance Agent, de Bruirthit. t 7 bbls. Fresh Eggs."Just , receitvedlry.ix4 FETZER & ARMSTRONG ;41Y , cern& MarkeSAbgarststessts , • ' JNO. EBL,T.y mextm'exTuasior PITIS DRY 009.1112211€Lm WE ARE NOW 'OPENING A Large and well-asaorted Stock nf DRY GOODS, purehased eines the late decline in prices, which enables no to afford advantages to parehaseraNid TO BE OBTAINED IN ANY OTHER HOl's E. New Poplins, plain and'figured. New Chintzes, striped and figured New Alpacas, brocade and plain,. New Balmorals, new and beautiful styles. New Merinos, in every color. New Cloaks and Shawls, In addition to a full tine of DOMESTIC GOODS. HIIGUS & HAMM, eep29 Cotner Market and Fitt la BARGAIN;;T GOODS BOUGHT AT PRESENT A.DI MACRUM & GLYDE, 7e4 llPlLtrket p4t riDet, Wl,t,leanic and liets.ll llekdel in Embroideries, Hosiery, Gloves, it'll it( I 1-:r4, Furnishing Goods and Notions 1:-.1norn1 and ara I urban Hate, Mlle and Ihey Xl:mating Yarn lirPnk fast kb Is, Nu: WA/itS vea, :irtta, 11011 ix,. I'uf.l a. Lu u •a. Lawn and ; .1 It ‘.i.lk • Nem, ',reel an I .4tl. elt.ktu.Z.lC:el. Urea• I rut MI" ani Ornawiitt, Cora..tri, rafft the AL.; r ?tn.! ni ny ot her ekrltetel I , .tr One, at 1, I Stil Itr.Cll, etiati W Wholesale and Retail Pur.- I ,ccr, P\lo,llo' our Stork, which wt 1- ,11 ,, ,i1A1 !Rile . tud Attl4,!:‘ t i i.ll- alt IA 1.1 . 1` FAL 11111• G (101)S French Merinos Coburgs Delaines Woolen Plaids Alapaccas Shawls & Cloaks CHEAP FOR CASH M. MEN, 9 , _1 Market street, sepl6.lrucl New Goods New Goods New Goods g 4 4 ' g pa N 6 W Goods NEW Goode New Goods New Goods ! New Goodß New Goode 'Ne w Goods I ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE, . Under Care of he Franciscan Broiliers. rloins iNswurtrrmni, SITUATED IN R. f..ofettoi Oltuhria 13eunty k Penneylvaaia, about four miles from ()Amon tatton, on the direct route be tweeriPhilielelphia and Pittsburgh, was chartered - in 1859, with privileges to center the ueu4l Colle-giate Honore and Degrees. The tiottof the' °allege ie one of the moat pealthy in Paimaylvaniatina-portion at the Allegheny mountains 'being...proverbial. for its pure water, bracing eirddetitreibaile apenery. The - Sche anti() year porrimencep on the PEKST DAY PTENFBER or, tack year;entLerit on ttePlßS'r tile JULY, following. It is thrilled into two Seeable". Student. eannotteturationle hetween theSeindena. All the Apparatus neces sary to Land Surveying, Engtneeiing, will be furniehed by , the .thstittitinn to the Students. • ~ . , Instrumental aikl Vocia Wage forms no extra charge. Studenir alb' lie admitted' from eight years to the age olin4N9-4.-- Taahm—Doard and ul on, payable half yearly la advanoe.... ..: . ::..,.:. f .4.1.-.: • 74. Bedding Iwo . yr . . 41141, per ,aecaten...., ko SurveAng atuctiiiniz instpunnriti, 'yak mi. num..- • . - 2,/ , ln ' - ' ' . . 20 I.lteudcal and rdodemildmcdagek'extm , -k:- 10 St udantaspending VaestinnentheWeV;6l2o its, ileintence can ha meek+ tici . trciltt: •r: np Domenea. Rt. Rev. EtiallorliVoid, Falai! hia; liar. T; S•RnYnolda, Lomettil,.-Aet DI) 0 , Philadelphht ;.. Rey. 41e.nry nr.X.4l,t. delpfrda ; Rev. Plenie n7:':13.-A. hack runialdaqy t 6. ` , lltith: .e 49,, , i ~ ; gel/ t. A. tiEgii lintmkor . , . . .. 00 4IILSAISIA.PF MiLYWVI4I3II3B, vry th imikrri,"'" 4 2. ' ''^tro.VVl4l. NATIONAL BANKS(' ST NATIONAL BANK OE' r•rr'rißmiurrttati. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Olrewa OP UOMPTROLLER OP THE OURRSNoy, Washington pity, Aug. , 6th, WnartnAs satiafactory evidence presented to the 'undetlir, it has been ensile to art that the FIRS' NATIONAL BAZIKOF•P•• BURGH, t el.:Minty of Alleghnny and ate of Pennsylvania hat been duly onnanlied under add according to the requirements of the AM of Cenci-est, entitled "an Act to provide a Pfatidnikl litarrency, secured by a pledge of United States Stocks, and to provide Mr the cironlation and re demption thereof." approved February 25th, 1863, and has complied with all the provisions of said Act required to be complied with before: commencing the buainess of Bank/ag. • Now TnErtavonn, 2, Hugh PticOtillo6h, Clomp. troller of thoUurrenoy, do heretwcertilkythist the said FIRSTNATIONAY; BANK OF PITTS BURGH, :county of Allegheny and State of Pennsylvania, la authorized to commence the badness of banking under the Aot aforesaid. ln • testimony whereof wiriness my head and noel of ottloe, this 6th day of August 'WO. I •••••-•.- HUGH rdciOulaocal, ss oomptrounr of the Dulaney. , THE FIRST NATIONAL Bali OF P1TT51312.13.011, Pd f Late Pittsburgh Trust Cqmpany. Capital 10500,000 paid In with ego to 'crease to 1 1 ,000,000.. Increase --- The Pittsburgh Trust Company having organ ized under the eat to provide a National Chirren oy. under the title of the 111Z.ST ATIONAL RANK OF PITTSFIIIRON, wool - ully otter its services for the collecdiorl , Notes, Drafts hi ll s of Exchange, &c., receit'e money on deposit atuitruy and sell Abtatoulge ah aliparts 01 the oouutry. The success which has attended the Pittsburgh t 'Trust liolnpany since Its organize n in iiiso, will we believe be 11 au Meier' t guaran that busi ness entrusted to the new °mulls& cm will re. solve the same Inyfunpt attention. Raving • very sxtensive correspoidenee with ranks end Bankers, throughout the country, we believe we can odirr unusual facilities to those who do business with us. ..! The business will be conducted by the same officers and directors. put.soTosis .1 Aiwien LAVORLIZI Wil, K. N C1082.111' S. Herb, A.L.x.r..eikotuutir ass, HOY Ax Ex]. FEANTis G. Owner, race. WIGHT7[.IIA, ALEX. BIILDLZT, SAMHEL REA. JAM Es I.A I H Lmr , President. Jolial LI. stiottr, Cashier.. a ug b-0& wt( , 4 1 4 4 1 1 f ;7 L .( • .7. 1 •• frir • 7 it -✓ •,, Jo cit t:xx 1-1-1 - u t4t7t:t.11 ,- .em THE fiI:AI'HURY TIAN(' Ei+RTE PIR4T Pit TC3I Withi n F,,trr tree Alt. fuel:Ming Two Gold Medals and one Sliver STRONG INDORSI;MENII Of the Moat Eminent Pim:Dials. Tht- ,net entllletil or the ,C , llliiri,,,Yosetne of ^ tea , York city. Mice ltntillent on.l thorough Innis 01 Illy Neu' t 4 e-t.1,2 Pi too Rates, hlt r gl., tn.' the moat ettiphst 411,1 1111411,31111e.tretninto twit,, The loliowilig is a itvevic,eti of I lie tol nalntt teutiolotly 1 nn, er.ru.t.‘hti3 feet`, lit Yet - Olem,u rot irel) ilouritereutell, and as all ri , Ltiouletle.e 01010115:n1i , 1‘141111..51 It. ;ionTe Of the mints of a Pl.ton t•trte •• W o hue e• • tut netl 4.1'4 n, tug, lAI,. Al r Al lilt. 11111 NI.\V St Nt ! 11 - ;" 4 .. and it ma Our ontnlon that, to )..wet, • t) 11,10 y ,O !:::n% M r .lP 1 ry . 's inetrurnentti excl.! We 11,1 gre tt Wallah 2,1,1 a1...50t/till sung. .o,lllr, of tone most hapolt :Ile,: We ha re' tare/y Is a equate /inn. Porte oninhinlike so many ni three qualities y44..0110 In s 14- , /e,/ iLlo l runiPlll 510414,1. -•If dl Uia , .lithu Ztio4c/, 14 - tantat llntro tzrin,ter,on, 41 II W Iterrlier's i hart, Fraulel. (100 it Morgan, otohert 'teller, J oho N Pattleuto 'l,na l'harlea (little., John ll I \ l 1 11 ` , II }: Matthewt, I_. Inner, Iles M met irk, Theoottre Thoulait, Henze, Clare W 1 Imo N YkuLerl Stnevel, "M Innen' lie, ,ese " strakotieh, 'ail Auto:hot - 7, Thro )l OolUug, Tuatara It I..ekh‘nit, F H Nash, WAMI.ILINK & BARR , ' No. ltt.t/irtaera Block, tst. t at reel, Sole Agents Iry etAs - skigr)k.l , 4(-K - ov irtfE DECLINE IN GOLD, We have reduced the prices of our CARPETS, OIL CLOVES, .„4 IN DO W SHADES And general stock of gooda, on the principle cd giving our customers all the advantaged the tuarketa will afford. New Goode M'FARLAND, COLLINS & CO., New Goods Next house to Jot Oftlre, eecund floor New Goeih T. C. JENKINB - , OMMISSION MERCHANT & PURCHASING AGENT New Goods New Goods Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Dried land Green Fruits, and all Farm Product■ Order's fined Tor an merchandise, Pittsburgh manufactures and Bennett 011 S, at &alma and manufactuyem rates, Nu. 239 fi EHTY : , THEE'T,*foi.fposite Wood street,) Pittsburgh, New Goods New Goods Advancea made and prompt attention given to all consignments and correspondence. Pittsburyh References :—Fiell & Speer, Lloyd & Black. Nt m. McCully & Co., McDonald & Ar buckle, „lohn I. Hzuse & Co , John Hall & B. A. Fabnestocles, Son & Co. New Gcx,,dr DR. Cal Tic A iftro, VETERINARY BURGEON, New Goods New Goods NATIONAL STABLE, Lietiveen First Street, Smithfield' and Grant Streets, PITTSBURGH, PA. FISTULA, POLE EVIL, BONE SPA VIN, c:IMCI BONE, and all other Diseases of Horses and - Cattle cured. Terms moderate. octatlwd Pirrencnoir, FT, WAYNE &tlltoaoo B. CO. OF/Tee oa THti•SROMITARV, l S i PITTBIALREIH, D September/eth, Ler. AVIDEND,-RY ORDER OM TUE DOARI) OF DIRECTORS, the President of this Oompany 'has this day declared a divi dend of 2y,, per cent. on the capital stock for the third quarter, ending-She, 20th teat, payable free of Goverpment tax) on and after the 17th .4 October prOXimo, at She office of the Oom , pany fin this City; and at the Tr - angler Agency, Winslow, Lannier & Co. No. 62 Wall street, New York, lo,the stockholders , as registered at the respectiire offices, The Transfer books of the Oomietily will dose at 2 P. hi., myths let day of .00tober, and remain closed until the iSth. W. IL BARNES, sep2Ba wd Secretary.. 200 Bags African Pea Nuta. :100 " iriog • Almonds. 50 " Provence.." 10 Bales Barodanr " toe Box& ' • b 0 Bags English Walnuts. '3O -fart 'Nab. • .10• 00C(16 Ntltig Now in store altd•Rossete • • TREY at BEDE. • ISOE. rA''&l2B:Nrood street. zrqoat • RS DAY. OCTO MIECSI Medal 71 & 73 Fifth Street, CMEJE (From LoAteville, Ky.) INSURANCE it iNDEnrit AGAINST! LOg WY FIRE. FRANKLIN rum IJNS RANCE OOMPANY OF - PHLLADE • KU, OF. VICE No. 435 and 437 CREST T ST., near Fifin. S'IATE3IENT of ASSETS, .lAN, 1868. Published Agreeably to an Act of bly, be. big prat 51,..rtg amply Bummed. -. .34895,393 82 age, Real Estate (present value 4103,A1 161 , ) lost 4 1/02,965 26 Ilemporary Loans on amply Collat. 4 'Ural Securitlea 89,10 *coat oaks, (preserit value $86,867 770- ." • - 69 Notes and M 89786 e Receivable 97 00 (bulk • 27 5, 91 9 9 33 62,',h05,651'5b The only profits from premiums which this company can divide by law, are from Arica which have been determined. Insurances made on every desoriptionlot Pro erty, In Town and Country, at rearm as lowa's e ra oonaistent with security. Since their incorporation, a period of thirty years, theyhavepaid losses by Fire, to ad amount ford Four Millions of /Hollers, threby, af ing evidence of' the advantages of Idsuranoe, SA well as the ability and chspoattiontoelcast with promptness all liabilities Losses paid duriAVlejmr /559,1;834188 38 RS. On sects W. 4.&mcza, zaps -Dumas IL Lou TOBIAS treat a, DAVID S. EI/DIWIF S SARUM. G wart, lea AO LICA, JACOB E. SMITH EDWARD O. DALB, (}2012018 W. R.JOR ARDS, GILORGE FAL* 011 AS. C. RANOK ER, President. • FJJW AHD C. DALE, Vice President. Wx. 0. Steel, Secretary pro tem. 1 J. OA.R.DENER COFFIN, Agent. Northeast oor. Third and Wuod sts PHILADELPHIA EI:BEANE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, 149 CHESTNUT STREETai Opposite the Custom Ilictuse. 0apita1...219,100. A55eta..14044943. • -- • - WILL KAIAK ALL KINDS Up' IN. SURANCE., etther F . TxstuAl - or Llmitid, on every deecriptionot Pro yor Alercha telbe, at reasobable rates of prom urn. RUST. P. KMVO, l'imahlorkt: M. W. SAL_ ,DWDN Vice Preildeol. DIRISEMES. i 1) RA atlas BATES, E. R. (Jura, 1' ra E. R. Eneu..teu, °sena: W. Baoi P. 13. SAviray, JoeaPo S. PAIN , I', SHISiII• X, Joe EP ki et, A Troy. S. J. MACIA.aGas, E. W malt, F. Br. Aar - avow, Secretary, .. I. IF . UuFFIN, Agient. Owner Third and Wood streets. 1 '7d stern insurance Company of Pittsburgh, H. MIL I.F.H. Jr. President. •• , F. M. (Manor:, Secretary. inapt. IL U. GGen?Agent. J . Us Water street, (Spring & (Jo's Warehouae, np stedrs,)Pltfkburgtt. kinds oitNollll4ltilitlflakttllfTgAT.Ttl..l'. , flume tristilution managed by Dire;tor who well known In the in:immunity, and w hbare .e , ermtned, by promptness and liberality, to :e t aiu t which the aastlm ...tieringhe the character best pentootion to y thosehave whb tin. .11, 101. insured. lt.aa Toil...a—R. Miller, Jr., James iu'Auley .;sildtniel Holmes, Alexander Nimtek, George ' sae, tlamphell 11.. Herron, (Theis. W. Wicket s• kit, Andrew Ackley, Alexander Spam, liatid Hoes J. Thomas, Heel.Johnll %toe. 3e4 ALLEGHENY INSITRANCE 00,, <lv P` I '1" - rirS.11U RAG I.lr. 4 Ille•. No. 37 1/111th Street, Bank EllOck. aMgt'&KR AGAINST ALL IK 12i1H1 4 VIRE AND MARINE RINK:, I,,AAt• President; JOHN t. Me.. •.4 .1? , Ft Ice President ;-I). M. HOOK, Nearivierk; W DlKAN.Henerid Agent, nt;t:To u. Jones, 0011. H Lowey, t!apt R. C. Clray, John A. Wilson, Fitihntittnek, John D. McCord, WTI , Attaini P Sterling, Capt. W. Drell, Rot•ert 1.. irear, 41. H. Davis. ndw Smith's Wheeling Brewery for Bale. It RANI: DESIROUS OR RETIIIII'tu t ihl Ain't N' E BUS:INF-Ss, I hare dr ter taine.l to dispose of my old established • ti heeling lirewery" and hlaiting Establish e.cr.t, now in successful operation, together o i Its the stock on hand, which is sufficient to nable a purchaser to proceed with the business is 'theist interruption, consisting In part of Xltn, Malt Hops, Barrels, Cooper's Stuff, Teams and Fixtnres, i., erythi ne In complete order and eaptibler ni brvirtrer twenty lhouann.l harrelit of ole ;4Loti i•, al t ing I • rt) thousand 41.10.1 e/... of barley per 1. eases. TliC L 1111411141 comprise the large brick Brewery, with the cellar and vaults complete. tttl Matt House, le - hit Cooper's :Shop, capable ..1 turning out one hundred harrels per week, ...t en dwellings tot employers, realizing an sln- T ~ital rent of five hundred dollars, largestable, . ow, room, wash house and office, all lighted with ' ess mannfleturel on the premises. -•- I I The old established reputation of my Ales slid• lialt is the E i sst. West and South, and the reg ular cash customers for all I have been attlei o , eanufacture, with the increasing demand for Malt liquors, makes It one ofllhe most deelrahle ..pporiunities that could be offhoed to a testable patty to engage In the business milli a certain p - .spurt of realizing a fortune la a few years., 1 I'aRMS OF SALE.—As to reel estate, ode -1 fourth cash, the balance in ones, two and thirties t cant, with interest secured by mortgage oh.the premises. As to personal property, one-foitrth CRP A, the balance in three,' alx and nine month. 1 not disposed of at private sale before the twentieth of October, of Which duo aotieelrgi te given in the papers containing this advertlsie meal, I will then on that day oiler the same an public auction. cot 10:10td GEO. W. sittrnt. 1 PITTARVIZUIi, Fr. WeiRE &C. R. 11. Co. '. Orrice OE ERE SECRETARY, PITTOBEFRGH, Oct. 6th, 1864. t ILT OT lOR, TM RON DIIOLDERS.--.ltßlt. .„111 agreement modifying the First and Secconn Mortgages of this Company has been executed by the President, and the Trustees under this Deed of TrurtLand the evidence of such agree; sent to he attached to each bond is now readyi Bondholders may present their bonds at this ottice,or at the Company's Transfer Agency,Winsi low. Lanier .1. CO, No 52 'Wall street, New York and have the agreement attached there. , to, Or they may send to either of thEi shore named places a full description and too number of their bonds, when the agreement) will besent to the bondholder to be by him affix ed to the bonds. W. H. 134R'NES, oa-imd Seezetary NEW TRIMMING STORE. IIVII*3122) 1110WRAEIC RENPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES TO; Her mends end the public get.erally, that ehe has taken the etore.roem, No. 32 Fourth Streat,'Uoar Ferry St.,, Ana win open on WEDNESDAY, WO 18th INS-T., a large assortment of • TRIMMINGS HOSIERY HOOP SKIRTS, • CORISSITS, • BALMORAL WIRT% snrtmornmtiosi. &e., octleawd Pall SALM. - FroutizE 41.01tif.liii OF L, IIrAT De 0 R Widen there 4e n. fine ' two-story stimai bowie, containing fur rooms, hall sin 4 kitchen..l A. loung orchard of 100 4eiwing fruit trees; all' the necessary out-buildings, and a good ;tell of ore water at the nom, iiihnateiton the Wa-h -iogton turnpilie, 6 miles from Pittsburgh, I mile fro • Rfanslield and 34 mile fron the plankroad For partlottlare,.enquite on the prtmlemsof the.' owner, WI RI.STOPHER Hui" e!. or at ,nO.. Diamond, of . " J. .1.0J.N LEVY, „tr. octc3ivditw FOR SAI.X..--A GOOD °DIE, !Mi. situated in the Borough orFre:piioin, Beaver county, together with a 1101W4Inient dwelling house, good stabland out-buink, an the line of the P., Ft. W. • O. Railroad. T maebthery Din excellent or er, anll'thelnills an extensive custom. The proprietor,. au no account, would be Induced to dispose of his property, were At not that //snag beezxrecently so much indisposed that he ti erect lnaapable of answering the demandli et Mc ninnerdus pa trons &sizable taaneer4 pplicants clan call on O. iS,A4LER. of the above Place: for further throne itirirL ostilktwat2tw L ge; 'U lb_AVE,Brr,--xIEtTIPLL.A.ALL L tiited Stat*.sosnetdeONLY , °NEU Vittanngl6l :Crocked= Etefon*Lagibl rtraightenixt without fouttim,ml wk.thout Ti ia. O„qUßX — tfarok,T : „ QftviteXim4 of okf go)* ebitiltauffy "09astrea, idult , inititeLluottlfor.' ,afaittlng mnadatOrkmbo,otAMPlVlSatt woltA L d .. o .L o srwtr o hl. m fAt fo r 2l3 ,'MlVlT, I 13atTrt. V,J1471i.- ostmediti g* At:iig.V.44; — ehedule of Advertising Rates STANDING NATTNR. • I 8 times araces I. Daily. . week, week, 1 Sqr. 1 Sqr. 1 Sqr. line time Two times Three times.. Pour times Five times One week. 'Ave weeks Thitteweelts One month Two 'months Three months six months Nine months One year OEIANIIILABLB ADVaiI6ZYNNTB. - For one square, changeahln one time , naafi Week, confined to the Immediate baidnees of the advertiser. A.111 . 440r adiettbiemonts in exact ptoportion. 8 times lino trtl. .ittme • • week a week 1-41 week I month I 8 85 - 1 - 0 6 001 •11 - 4 701 . • 8.110 . 8 months.... 17 DI n 45 880 • - .41 SO 6 months ..., 24'00' ID 00 16 76 ~10 OQ year. ... 40 60 28 00 •24 SO -14,04 k 40/ - Fist notices • Death notice'', each insertion 60 waits Marriage notices each Insertion... 75 ' Steamboat advertisements, per trtp.el 00 - Executors' and Administrator's no. Wes _ HIGHLY THE SOUTH, Vice PresidelitalViilit-pisiddreas • • to tha People of Georgia. HE DISCUSSES THE QUESTION 0' PEACE. lie Pali - or a COll'Velliloll or ki3twtes. A SUSPENSION Of HOSTILITIES "A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION," The Doctrine of State Sovereignty Its Adoption the Only Way to a General Pacification. HOPES FROM THE MOVE WENT THE NORTH: TILE Li BORGIA- RESOLVTTOSS I The following letter from the rebel Vice President, Hon. Alexander H. Stephens, giving , his views upon the prospects of peace, *art 'written 'in an wer to .a letter addressed to him by peveral of his fellow, citizens of Georgia: CRAMFORDSVILLE, Ga., Sept 22, 1864: --Gentlemen: You will please to ex ' use me for not answering your letter of the kith instant sooner. I have been absent for nearly a week on a visit to toy brother in Sparta, who has been out of health for some time. Your litter I. found here yesterday. The delay of toy reply thus obe.asioned I regret. Without further explanation or apolii gy allow me now to say to you that no tierson living can feel a mote - ardent de sire for an end to be put to this unnatural and merciless war upon honorable and just terms than I do. Bnt I really do not see that it is my power or yours, or that - of any number of persons in our position, to inaugurate any movement that will aid in bringing about a result that we and so many more, desire. The movement by our Legislature at its last session, at the suggestion of the Executive, on this subject, was by au thority properly constituted for such a purpose. I That movement, in my judgment, was timely judicious and in the right direc tion. Nor has it been without results. The organization ~ef that party at the North to which you refer may justly be claimed at a part orthe fruits of it. These, it is to be-hoped, will be follow ed by others eta more marked :Amine tor, it all in both sections who sincerely desire pesce upon correct terms will give that - nieventent, thus Inaugurated, all the aid in their power The resolutions of the Georgia Legis lature, at its last session,,upon the sub ject of peace, in my judgment, embod ied and set fortkvery.clearly.those prin ciples upon Whiettitlone there eln be permanent peace between the different sections of this extensive, once happy and vrosperoutt, but now distracted country Easy and perfect, solutions to all pres ent troubles, and those far more griev ous'onea which loOtn in prospect, and portentionaly threaten in the coming future, is nothing more than the simple recognition of the fundamental princi ple and truth upon which all American constitutional liberty is , founded, and upon the maintenance of which alone it can he preserved—that it, the sover eignty, the ultimate, absolnte sover eignty of the States. This doctrine our Legislature annotmced to the people at he North and to :the world. It is the only %iv peace—permanent, lasting peace-7-conslatent with. the se curity of the..public liberty. The old' 'CorifeiieratiOn was fornfed upon this principle. No league • can ever be farmed or - nmintatned lzaitween any Stele, North or South, .securing public liberty . , upon any other Princi- The whole framework of American institution" whickie no:short..e. time had won the admiration of the World, l we-were to whiewe - wereindebted' for +such an unparalleled career:of prokperity and happiness vas formed upon ,thisprinci ple. All our prehent troubles sprang 'from 'a departure from this principle, irorn a violatien , of this essential law of our political , organization.:, - ba 47716 cp; anceatorei and the ances tors.of..those,pFho are waging this un holy driatide against na, together pro clai'medAlie:igirCitt iinci-eternal tiuth for thelmaintenance.of which, they jointly Pledged their Lii,es,„,thlArioqunes,, and their sacred honor, 'That - oovernmerils are instttuted among men; "deriving ,their just powers fronti the consentot the governed,.. and that wheneverv.any form of Oovernmeri ,- becomes .dest l itic tive off ' those ends fo whiailt isfonned, - it It the right of t 'people to gli - er'br abolish it and institute a new-Govern.i ment laying - therintitaintion - on each principles, and-di anizingite poliiilan such adorn acto.theittlittar,ikemutost likely.; ,tO. &TAO tkelT:,,. !WY,. WA /AP*. , ne lf is ` needes r iiir . f io iidotiiit:, by .70 ti4,-tetied; liVthis an nuticidtion,olii inadantscommiuntles---And. b 04 . 4 059144gt,c41R8440, 9rgliAzin,ffiul_d thl4,4lql7C triorn#9ikeiOiu* menibera 0 . 1"0 . etionimt of thillideilig`trii 4 tti 11Wiiiilkif-the mass LW iliiivo*musiltr ckftliltistalUite: orgbnimiliforAlsPuipeß*449o PM& , . orzotsta e7itaitalDLlE <4 ..r-,iov 5:.:v DRILIGHTI I IS NOW Al' nee, ST. CHARLES prrrsatmenr,.' avougssvlrLir Twiwirxe • DEArgESS,' , CATAILitt'' And all diseases Glib° • • ' MAR, IREIISIO4-3. lEt P S e'E-61 ifs legitimate• and pronerly:Conititatett,..,, .: organs. It was upon this priociplethi . qolonists sto odjustitled , beforethp:Werkt -= in effecting their eeparationifroiktlie,. ipiother country It-waik upon thiapiiie- lejhatithet orig inal ..__ _ eilltbAlteeill - c 4)- "I d - or-sovereign ---iatezeicirm a kth e ß ed , ti compact or the old Union In IVA , It is upon the. saMO'i orhtelple that the equal An dio-.861 - dreikra 'Bra tetritifl One ontederacy tOnned their nliw compact o Union. i ) ' The idea that the old Union or any - SCunion between sovereign States ; conals lA'ls .t ntly with this fundanum4l - 4.rtitit, , ben --- ' sustained by • force ,is , prol*lfecoga. , 76 his war sprina l frowansettentpt-Jo dci m t is preposterousthingZ-- Superior Waver to ) ay compel a Unlink OrSont*l--*rc'tiut ' 2 i would not be the_UnforyoVtite:old Constitution of our new. - %It -..would-be .- t at sort ..of Union:that reatirts from des- Liam. 11ibt 1 26 80 1901 2 30 1 280 Iro • 4 a 6 999 ' 800 400 2 7 50 00 11 25 , 760 18 76 910 4 20 76 18 66 6 9. 9700 1800 I • 900 82 00 41 . 88 10 10 ' The subjugation• ofillittleniide of the 9puth by the people of theXerth itrld n awfully .lavolva,tre _cliWeictin VI._ t e Constitution,. and the- - „otteitliroTr - of t eir liberties as well as copra—, ,The 1, en or party at the: North, to othemyon refer, who favor peace, must he brought:` ' to a full realization of this trtithinnil its - bearings, before their efforts will result - in much practipal good ' Any,4leace growing out of a union of Slaws estib- Ilhed by force will be ruinous-.to them as to us, . :i : tr , t .. The action of the Chicago PrlV°r4 7 " tion, so far as its platform of principles goes, presents, as I have' Baia on &tether occasion, a ray of light, 'which under Providence, may prove the dawn of the day to this long and:cheerless,nightj the. ; , fast ray of light I have seen from the' North since the war 'began.' Thitichearg' the heart, and towards' it I could almodt ` Y exclaim. "Holy, holy Light, Whining ... of Reefer', first born of the eternal, ea,- ~,. eternal beam. May, I exprefi! t h e ttn.:- blamed, since God is light." - "'"" ''' ' Indeed, I could'have finite aof ttieltdniz ed, but for-the sad rettectionthatilthetti-.- 0 et it shall bring healing in {tams ok(a be loat in a dark and omMitis e,caLise, ere its goo d' wOrkbe done; deftenlists6.' much upon'the action -of others' Who - °myna regard it and -Adair- It as/ tdßeici So at best it is but a ray, a smalLAnd. y . tremulous ray r nnotak attly.M gin` en the heart and..qttleXerttrt 4 0 11%4 ~.._ stil i ttf The prominent and liticThig idea o that Conventlini seems •ffiliiirebiertil desire to reach a•peacefill :adjustment of our present difftcultiee. and Ls trife,, through the medium of a Congentiorkpf ~ the States. They,proplisi to ettspend'' hostilitie to ilee r what can be Aere; ( if T - anything, by begotiattorPa lionta“sorti,s:l %This is one step in the light. direction.c l To such a Convention of the Btaten-l it , should have no objectiAai a peadefui conference and naterehiffgent lieu:ate.' ' tween equal and sovereign. Power* lett -- AB the•OontrentiotatriVigtrAnisorifillW-4'.'• and assembled. - '_ ' 7 ' - ' .:, .‘. The properlyconstituted*Watiisillf,', Washington and Richmond' the linty . authorized representaßei,„ l :ur ttitcl*2 . Con eieracies of StaterfJedirittalirlivtlit ':'• each other, might give' Shelf assent tb' such a proposition. Good reguift trom it. It would bit an 144:noLimAiiii4, sides from the sword to reason and jtur...-c-.. rice. All wars - which dailictt < on rannitinliko;,,. extinction or extermination.o ide , or the other must be ended sooner or-la ter by some sort of negetititien: '' ' `„' - ,2 From the discussion or interchange , of `' viewsin such a Convenfidif„ the tilatall as well as•toe trntensturerof etielitiftitir, . tions and the relation lot , the,titatebate-- - wards each other anditowardstheir,,ed, ‘,,„ eral head, would donbdesslte much bef-,, , ter understood gerterallyV thin tlfekitre now; but should favor = such it"firtlYoit= , - nod only as a peaceful conference,-111.t the Convention of 1787 was. kattould_ be opposed to leaving the, A t iuc'4 B .„ , - f,t issue to the absolute decision o f yam az. ~ body. .1 ,t , 4 ft IT, Ar vtga., Delegates mightle olothed.itith_powi s era to consult-arid agree, if „they Lamitid„-,,, upon some plan' of adlustmelit • 4(1.. , be. submitted for subsequent nittlffeation by , ' the sovereign States whom- it 2 1dreet&V” before it should be , ohligatorror-1. 1 . big, and then binding .only...„on c onick_ns ?.., should so ratify it. It 'becomes thepecr i pie of the South, as welt' a 'l.lo,"Noith; ' , to be quite as watchful r and jititlottelliFo their rights as their comm. atidestors . were., ... r , on; I ' The maintenance of libertyirkall lizir• times and countries,- ir er w hen Mid h t6r - ' has existed, has required not only'rliiiiA-- smut vigilance and jealousy, ditittithas - often required the Areateffs p,AV444:9414.1,` and sufferings and sacr floe that male or States are ever subjectrd to. 'Throng% s such an ordeatvie are Ittiiie=:pastdogi Through a like and even sekttetwfbrdettlx • our ancestors passe§ in thelr..sitritligie. -,. for the principles wh ich , itbai devolzett upon us to defend and maietilitt. ' ''''''= s •' But great as our aufferingfrand-Lnaerl-: , 0, flees have been and areoei which lytm,... allude, they are not yet of - the like sgt., c , ering and sacrifices whic h, our"o4lora. bore with patience, cOnra Vred = faiitii' ' tnde in the crisis thatrttiedi merh-iieubli; In their day. These are tha itidtteafthat.t i_. .ustainefLtbem in their,..)4 t, • „ig wip i t, , Their illesttioua. and gig , w " 1 11 1 6 bids us not to un mid der ww tkilie, w , 'A - 7 ,- less inheritance thoy achieved for us ir 4 such a cost ortreatnrrlFlffiTifine-d: Great as are the"-riddiP , oire , tire strug gling against, they c are not -gra/4191F those against wltlch they, snot:teak struggled. in *lint of reverses ouf do - * dition is not to be !controlled to 'lberia. Should Mobile,. eevannah f - ehariesteapc Augusta, Macon, . Morsomery„-npiti , even Petersburg and :Richmond fall.„,onr , condition would not true :ilia' worse or ==- less hopsfulthan theirevailltrtlitadtiflit.i. est hour that rested on their fortunesml 4 . With wisdom on the pad of Ellow o , , control our destiny In the cabinelspiti in.., tne field, in -surf husbanding prophet , wielding our resources at their- , rpm.,„ marui, and in scanning „the health And-. affections of the people in ,the,grear - cause of riOt end liherti fcir i'vAieb *ie .. are stnagglitig, We could' suffer all-fluistr - losses and eilattlittak and greater emelt; -1 - , and still triumph in Octant . .• 'c- At Preach% honYtkri Lithrtot WAD- NI L I stated in the ottbset , Atilt xen,or i or any number el ef peritoniti 'elk nOsititfit.. ' ,can do anythinttiiwardi , intittgotting-P • any new movernentiooldng*Earpetteet44l `fu}, acalltiQl; Etthq P r e s alit.. o 4 4l l ) . i 'n e Nhoe- • war 0 0111'ltri 4s fairly' and en ti n o • r defensfilin tit character;`` iiiii&lbrigle44 will cmiti,ninftoluirViti o wtaillyarek mercilessly wqgedisagahutvrtaadepends upon th WV* 4- 111 ANOlki ilk, - 1 , •, it Georgie, „ourAb.witt gitit4htirldi'f.”..ah9P,Weil'i i) t Y w ; 1410 it i alrairari i f . ,i , --, a Joie dlienrtaUfitr ' - - f Aott - sought an obtained.: i Thies - fqtmorati brit. the o . oo Wedetlttg ;., "Am reP • 414.‘ 4 witkaulogrinpu i ~0 man_ Dna.. re All yoti slid; ate tufo itt-4tre V:'' ti.rm; l theteforkidmn twos iskft Ittli at-I thisitinatiittitrornshdpalbe.:444Ainett-T4 • Aread7 hlaurgatedk.liffirtOt,9A-Atmostf.:,, of our ukility,ro.l6 ~ Klm 4rie end- t ,-...,• , ..,_ i„,......:4 ; .1.1" , Lt a P chit ~, t. 0 LiJ 'n ; 't-1tf.4. , 1*1 •
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