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Three tawnierli...
Four Irizertlons,... 1.
Five insertions.... 2,
One week
Two weeks 4,
One square shangeabl
t• log te,s ohaoriptiorui
lien venal in the aii
lAngle subscriptions.
ive copies, each....
Ten copies, each
Twenty copies, each,
'Forty o
One Hundred " I{ 1,00
JAS.. P. BARB,
Editor and Proprietor.
MEDMAI,
fa~on ii:UPTilitiL
tleruin or Rupture cured.
lieruiu or Rupture cured.
Hernia or Rapture cured.
Hernia or Ituptore cured
Hernia or Rupture cured
li nr Rupture cured
or Rupture cured.
or Rupture cured
Rupture or Hernia cut el
Rupture or Hernia eared
Rupture or Hernia cured
...optrureor Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or 'Hernia cured
17.upture or }ferule cured
Rupture or Heinle cured
Marritis Radical Cure Truss.
Mt-tees Patent Trines
F'ltch'• Supporter Troilus.
Self-Adjustink Truss.
Dr. Banning'. Laos Body Brace, for
the cure of Prolapiou Uteri, Piles, Abdominal
and Spinal. 94eakneases
Dr. S. S. lelttlee Sliver Plated Sup-
Plies Di ops, for the support sad sure of
-16104ntle Stockings, (or **Kali And varloote
NC c gips, tot week lint* joints
AuLac S..)ppurte-rs, ter Weak knee Joints
Sltxpen4arry tSuudxgca
Syrtagel; aloe every hind
of Syrutgos
Dr. KEYSER hos alto a Tnou which wt
&moony cure Herntra or Rupt etre.
WOthee at his Lint ,moss, No. 140 WOOD
STREET.; sign of the CI olden Mortar. Persons
witting tot
,Truseca hbould send the number or
rushes around the body. Immediately over the
rupture.
DR. ICEYSER will give hie personal attention
the aphcation of Trusses in adults and children
stid he is satisfied that, with an experience o
Nur#Sy years, he will be enabled to give aattetaa
log.
itt,g Syringe*.
Self-Injecting Syringes
Self-1 ujec I ing ,S yringes.
Self-injecting Syringe"
Sold at HR. KEYSER'S, ISO Wood street.
Snspensory Bandages,
Suspensory Bandages,
Suspentiory Baxtde4ces,
Suspensory Bandages,
At DR. KEYSER'S, 140 Wcod street.
notalyd4i.w
p ILES
TWENTY YEARS STANDING
CURED.
Below mill be found a certificate from the one of
moBt ieapeclable cilizens of Wilkixd township ir.
tegaid to Dr. Keyger'a Lffidaay , Blood Searcher
The Dthtor'A certfficales are within reach, and no
one need be deceived in regard to his preparations
Da. 13w. H. R v.vsits :-1 became &dieted with
Piles about twenty years ago, and every year
they were growing worse, so as to trouble me
very m u ch, so much so at times as to unfit me
or work. Sometimes I was so bad that I could
do ot•anythlng account of them, they came on
out on me as large as a hickory nut. I had tried
iijiiat deal of mediehie for them. L used to buy
and take whatever I could hear of or read of in
- (111111ilf and pamphlets that fell in my way, but
I could not get oured, sometime' they would do
me some good fora little while, but enemata
they would return again as bad as ever. I &leo
applied to two Doctors who visited me at my
house and tainime some medicine but ft would
not do, I could not get well. Over a year ags
not an advertisement of your Lindsay's Blood
' Searcher, made by yourself—when you sold it to
me you told me one bottle would not cure me,
and that my vlhole 'mem would have to be "c
-hewed by the MCLUCiaIa before I got welt, I
bought one &Ale =4 took it home with me and
used it fteCerding MVO= directions. I then call
to see you again, when yOu said I could n
MtPect Much benefit from one bottle. 1 bought
It on; one, bottle at a time, until I he
betties. • After this quantity had oven used, I
Was entirely well of the Files, which had tortur
-d motor twenty years. other respects my
health is Unproved, and I am as well astould be
expented for one of my age, being sixty years
I have been well now for six months, and
there is noappearanoe of a return of the disease;
I can do any kind of farming work now without
J'iiea coming down and hurting me. I oan
pitch, hap, chop wood, lift, or do any kind of
work Which before used to hurt me. When 1
*ELT' out your Blood-Searcher 1 kept on taking
it CLIO I gOt entirely - well. I coneiler it my du•
ty to make my case known to the country [or the
Ibiamlit of others Who may be sufferiog 111 I weir
andifo not know the value of your medicine. YOu
title tr you Itke—.l live in Wilkins
Toamaitip, and; be pleased to aatisfy spy one
of .thettuthot tbu ertilleatelf they wiz!' to call
, tirtap* out the name - of DR. GEORGE EL
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MEDICAL
DIE 46 3:07 IN. CS 4:3 , ,
► INDIRD EDITION, FIFTY THOUS
1 AND, 98 pages, sloth corers, by
Robert E. Bell, X. D.,
Member of the roya College of Surgeons, Lon
don, addruised to youth, the married and thoAe
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE:
Sent by.msil, postpaid, on receipt of ten cents.
A careful perusal of this small book.has been a
boon to.the afflicted, atiti , had saved thousands
from &life of misery and an untimely grave. It
treats on the evils of youthful Indiscretion,
Self-Abuse, Seminal weakness, Emissions, Sex
ual Diseases, Genital Debility, Loss of Power,
Nervousness, Premature Decay, Impotence,
At., &a., which unfit the sufferer from fulfilling
the OBLIGATIONS Ol 'MARRIAGE, and
illustrates the means of cure by the use of
DR. BELL'S SPECIFIC
and other treatment necessary in some cases,
and which never fails to cure, and.can be retied
on.' They do not nauseate the Stomach, or ren
der the breath offenaive, and they clan be
USED WITHOUT DETECTION.
They do not Interfere with business pursuits,
and are speedy In action. No change of diet is
necessary. They are warranted in all cases to
be effectual In removing and eying the disease.
Upwards of two thousand cafes are on record
that'have been cured by using NELL'S SPE
CIFIC PILLS, and certificates can be shown
from many that have used them.
No Case of Failure Occurs.
Upwards of a Hundred Phyaicians use them ex
tensively in their practice, and the) cannot ef
fect oures without them.
IMPORTANT NOTICE,
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS
II
Arethe original and only genuine Specific Pll
There are a hoat of imitators—l3EWAßE
THEM.
• These are Warranted.
They are adapted for male or fethale, old or
young, and are the only reliable remedy known
for the ewe of all dieeasea arising from •
YOUTHFUL INDISCRETION
In all Sexual inmeaeee, as Gonorrhea, riti re
turn, Gleet, and In all 'Urinary and Kidney now
plaints, . - -
They Aet Like a Cl'ai in
Relief is experience! by taking x single box ,
and from four to six boxes,generally en'eet
cure.
Sold by Druggists generally, in boxes con
tattling six pills, price 4't or six bores, 45, also in
large boxes, containing four of the small, pi Ice
*3.
If you fled the Book, or the Pills, cut out this
advertirenient for reference; and If you cannot
procure them 01 your druggist,-do not he im
posed upon by any other remedy, but enclose
the money in a letter to the propi lei or,
DR, J. BRYAN, kt• iX &v 79,
76 I leder Street. N. Y.
who will take all risk ifproperly dire, ted, and
will send the Pills, secured trout 0 . 0111 - 1 v alum, by
return mail, post Pahl.
SOLD BY DRUGGIS TS GENE!: ILLY.
.. __
NO
TICE TO ALL CONCK.IINEID.
Among a certain class of sett-important peo
ple there is a peculiar feeling of contenut at t Ye!,
ed to all physicians that advertise foul treat the
diseases named in this card, (Pluses:4l l i sitessiio
why this should be, they nor no one else can tell.
Are they not aware that all physicians treat dis
eases of every denomination, in fact !what jam
the very diseases that are so obnoxious to these
very relined parties. I suppose they world rot
let one of their family go to a party that has de
voted years for their benMit, because he adverti
sea the fact, and their family physician says he is
a humbug so he can get the cue. Often he has
almost deprived the party of his life. He come
at last to the physician that advertises—how else
are they to know 1 Are they not aware that Sir
Astley Cooper, Sir Benjamin Brodie, Sir Marie*
Ball and 111. Paul Ricord devoted years in the
treatment - of these diseases 1 These men are hell
up as shining lights in the medical world ; I don't
assert that all men are worthy that publish, sti
there are agreat number of them that are. I hey
devoted myself
to the study and treatment (
c l
PRIVATE DISEASES upwards of 40 years, an
without egotism can say I have saved hundreds
from years of misery and untimely death. :sly
treatment is confined to the vegetable altogether,
as I think It lathe beat and most certain. It Is in
my power to bring hundreds of certificates if 1
thought it necessary to certify to my general enc
omia : but my long residence In this city is sutil.
dent proof without addlng more. Spermatorrhea
and all diseases arising from it arc cured in a
mush shorter time than heretofore. It behooves
every young man and woman to be careful in se,
lee ting *physician. The different advertisements
that are seen in our papers are of no wofth, and
no benefit will arise from answers than only loss
of health and money. Hundreds are cured annu
ally by my new remedies. Address BOX Soo.
jan-lyd Pittsburgh Portidt cm
RUN
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SILK FLAGS,
MUSLIN FLAGS,
All Sizes ! All Candidates !!
From 5 Inches to 50 Feet.
At Pittsburgh Flag Manuraotury, at PIT
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J. G. WELDON ~.TNO. KELLY
WELDON & • KELLY,
MANUFACTURERS OP
LAMPS AND LAMP GOODS,
AFD DEALERS iN
CARBON OILS, BENZINE, &c.
164 wood Street, near Sixth,
• zepil PITTSBURGH, PA.
FIVE ACRES ~ ,OF ABOUND
IN THEBOROUGH OS maNcuns-
TER,, now occupied aa a market garden, and
in a high state of cultivation, is tarred for este
very law. Thle property is certain to become
very valuable for building loth, being in a quar
ter where the demand.for houses is now very
great. It coillet be made &Tellable, every foot
of it, for that purpeee,lying V3V41 1 44 , 09 to
Si S. 132:Y.A.N;
- giokar and Insurance Ageati*s9 Fburth et:
1ig 916
rept4llishllgral'Jimitieeeietied by Ex:
press; - IFETZEiIB ARNIATAONG,
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PTI"EBURGII. FRID,A.Y. OCTOBER 21. 1864.
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, &C
WEI ARE NOW OPENING A
Large and wtll-assorted Stock.of DRY
(TOODS, purch vied since the late decline in
prices, which enables us to afford advantages to
purchasers NOT TO BE OBTAINED IN ANY
OTHER HOUSE.
New Poplins, plain and figured
New Chintzes, striped and figured
New Alpaoaa, brocade and plain,
New Balmorals, new and beautiful styles.
New Merinos, in every color
New 'Cloaks and Shawls,
In addition to a full line of
DOMESTIC GO( )DS.
HUGUS- & lIACRE,
BARGAINS.
GOODS nouGwr AT PRESENT
YANaJ Pit i 'E.S.
MACRUM & (CLYDE,
Market. ldtroot,
01!MEEr2=1!!!1
Embroideries, Hosiery, Gloves,
Itr7LITA3IN.Q. [-(7.1.11,
Furnishing Goods - and Notions
- 11%11 - aoral st 11 Hoop nkit Beater
runt 'I urban 11Ittk, lifite hlld (I rey Knit tiug ro
1:1,•.11(abt StmlsgA, :Ohl
tree, S.7,tte, (h,lt. , Ctatki, Linen, LA we 31,L
11 chit 1., 11 , E sit I)l,•xt.t•P
Dif steel nut Jet fielt-Huekiev, I in.., tit
111itlgal 411 7 1 ()maim; at., t,,,,racte,
We otter the shn•re sml man other ,/ ti•:
o.lr line. M. V el') p, we
'Wholesale and Rel3il
i'llrelmsers To PXI/.lllille ?lit mock, which WIT
Inrge :111.1 ,11trActlye
F ALL AND \I IPiTIU I[
DRY
GOO DS
French Merinos
Poplins
Coburg s
Delaines
Woolen Plaids
Alapaccas
& Cloaks
Shawls
BM 33
M. MENTZER,
94 Market street,
seplii Imd
Naw Goods
Naw Goods
New Goods
New Goods
New Goods
New Goods
New Goods
New Goods
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New Goods
New Goods
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
Under Oare of the FraErisoan Brothers.
rNI HIS INSTITUTION, SITUATED lit
Loretto, Cambria County, Pennsylvania,
about four miles trout Cresson station,
on the
direct route between P i Imtelph a and Pitts burgh,
was chartered in 1869. with privileges to comer
the usual Collegiate Honors and Degrees. Ihe
lwation of the College is one of the most nealt hy
in Pennsylvania—this portion of the Allegheny
mountains being proverbial for its pure water,
bracing air, and picturesque scenery.
The Schniaatic year commences on the FIRST
DIY OF SEPTEMBER of each year, and ends
on theFIRST or .1 I ILY, following. It 18 i11t.1.1.1
Into two Sessions. Students cannot return home
between the Sessions. All the Apparatus nects
sary to Land Surveying, Engineering, &c., f‘c.,
will be furnished by the Institution to the
Students.
instrumental and Vocal Music forms nu extra
charge. Students will be admitted front eight
years to the age of manhood.
TRlMS—Board and Tuition, payable half yearly
in advance 3 :5.
Bedding and Washing, per session le
Survenwand usent instruments, per an
num 20
Olasical and'illodern Languegea• extra. •• • to
Students spending Vacation at the College.. 28
Reference can be made to the Rt. Rev. Bishop
Donteneo. Rt, Rev. Oisholli Wood. Philadol_Pldst
Rey. T. S. Reynolds; Lorretto; Rev. Dr. O'Hara,
Philadelphia ; Rev. Henry. APLenglain, Phil&
delphis; Her. Pierce Pdatuir,,ilarrisburg.
N. 11---A hack. runs daily tr.. Lorretto from
- Oressor.
se9 • - Rev. R. *. •1 . t7I"V Superior
, AMA "GAFF ifiLLS7 Oi
V driving-this da ,itnd - for4ale by
n PA Mr& AMMON,/
.19 5 4 1 . :N0.40004 tsj.
NATIONAL BANKS
iTRST BANK
OF r-rx-r@riiiatc;)
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Genoa oa 4.30n711:0T , 1 , 11:R0V TINE CORR ENO tr,
Waahington City, Aug. sth, 1883,
Wfftangis, .By Satisfactory evidence presented
to the urulersigneiUt hail been L 113413 to appear
that the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PITTS
BURGH, in the County of Allegheny and State
of Pennsylvania has been duly organized under
and according to the requirements of the Act of
Congress, entitled 'tan Aot tq provide a National
Currency, secures by a pledge of 'United States
Stocks, Lod to prol4de for the circulation and re
demption thereof.') approved February 25th,
1883, and Mileempßed with all. the provisions of
said Act osquired ito be complied with botore
commencing the Witness of Banking.
Now Trotiorotts, 1, Hugh McCulloch, Comp
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
said FIRST NATIONAL BANK O PITTS
BURGH, county .of , Allegheny and State of
PennsylVenia, is itUthortzed to commence the
business of banking-under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witnesse my head and
seal of °thee, this 6th day of August 1868.
HUGH MciUU L LOUId,
/ PS
Comptroller of the Ourrmay •
THE FIRST - NATIONAL BANK
(H , PITTSBURGH, PA.,
Lots Pittsburgh Trust Company.
Capital •500,000 paid In with
efte to loaroast to 61,0005000.
The Pittsburgh Tinst Company having organ
ized under the act to provide a National Curren
cy. under the title of the Fl lisT NATIONAL
HANK Op - errilinuniiii,•would respectfully
otter its services for the collection of Notes,
Drafts, Bills of Eftsztuangr, &c.,receive /honey ou
deposit and buy and sell Kash.l3ga ou ail parts of
tie country.
_
The success whle . attended the I - itteburgh
Trust Company et a its organization in tail,
willwe believe be a uffiedent guarantee that busi
ness er.trusted to . n, new. organization will re
:sive the same pro pt attention.
Having a very eiptentrive.oomaapondenee with
nanits and hanks e, throughout the country,
we believe We tan Albrunuanal facilities to those
who do business orildi us.
The business wire be condnoted by the game
officers and illrestAri. _
JAMRA LAVOTILIif
kW!,Ell.l.ti.
TIUDWAS HULL, rtATICIg(i. ii Altl[Y,
fatal. ALUX. Bttn_l , ll.tri",
SAUK •L Re...
JA1111.14 LAII(IHLIN, Preakteut.
.1. ql N L. 6,.mr..Lr, Cambia:.
.a45-dtzurtf
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THE fil2 ATHWIrY k Nll .1:1'E
igen van
li.VF:N FIRST
Four Weeks, Inc! u 7
r i s NV 0 Gold Medals and one Silver
Modal.
STRONG INDORSEMENT
111 the dbtte
The no,lt ensinont of the
New York illy, elfter frequent and thoro•sels
triuls of toy Netdtrotale Tortes, h
rapV,lnlina ,s in and unnonlltied trot
um, S, The fullouing in n specrineu the '
notary testimony I sin constantly regets lug
from gentlemen entirely dountereFrod. nett as .1.;
will ,t . knowlenigt. tMuet 1:03ron,4111) tlu tinted
2inlge or the tnerlts of a Pious t orte.
•• We hare e‘aiiitued tri 7i much r. \Tit
NEW
nut It is our opinion Liint. 3.41,v‘n,
l• rity t11:1 P, thrb,,, , ,
nr lonaliAbip Air. Bradbury's lostillE114•11'" , 1 • ,• i
•• We no.Vgrna: hrxl.hatn• n o d o i.o.tohtol •
irg tine mnot hnp;alv Wen In , . \.
hove randy seen a square !'Lino Porteco.ohintraf
no many of these qualities ennentinl to a pr..,:
Imo mil - tient.. .Signed.
j Ii Altils,
firrry Sanderson
41,rles Fr UIeI,
Hobert lirller,
Chas \Vele,
A Envoi', John II lcAdor,
H e Timm, Il I IVlntthow,,
ScilhAtu Alnponi, I' L Itniter,
INlnx Maretzek, The,..;oroThonta
W Berge, i'lxre NV.lirames,
Ilion Hagen, lA. N VlZol.ett :.toi.pel,
-3111,41ca1 lie% it trnhosch,
l ail d aschutz, Theo atoellin4,
riudtarr 11 Eckhardt, H N:Lbh.
WARIBLINK & BARR,
No. 12 Bissel's Block, 4. Clair street,
sele2.2 Sble Agents.
THE
DECLINE 1N GOLD,
We have reduced the pricer) of our
CARPETS,
And general stock of goods, on the principle of
giving our customora all the advantages the
markets wail afford.
New Goods
M'FARLAND, COLLINS & CO.,
New Goode
bent House to Post Unice, second dour
thew Goc•ib
T. C. JENKINS,
COMMISSION MERCHANT & PURCHASING AGENT
New Goods
Flour, [Neon, Checne, Or I(€1 anti G l'l`C
New Goods
Fruits, and nil Form Products
Orders *ed for all merchandise, r Pittobtitglt
manufactures and Refined Oils, at dealers and
manuracturers rates, No. 240 Lilt lilt fl'
sTREET, (opposite \Vocal Croy t,) Pittsburgh,
Pa. . .
New Goods
Advances made and prompt attention given to
all conalcsumenta and cot respondence.
Pttlaburyil itclerences:—H&llb , Speer, Lloyd &
Black, V. ia. McCully Si. Co., McDonald k Ar
buckle, John I. House & Co , John
It. A. Falinestock's, Son & Cu.
aep2t-der.w
New Cio(xla
New Gam?:
mt. F . •
VETERINARY SURGEON,
New Goode
Now Goods
NATIONAL STABLE,
Between First. Street, Sinlthtlelti and
FISTULA, PULE EVIL, BONE SPAVIN,
KING BONE, Slid all other Ihseases of Horses
and Cattle cured. Terms moderate.
oct6:lw,l _
PiTTSIII" Milt, FT. W.kYNE & . CO.
OVVICE O) TUN brientrr.t nY, y 1
PITT9BITRUH, Pc., September 26th. 1.64.
DIVIDEND.--IFIY ORDER 01a Tur E.'
BOARD OF LURF,CTOILS the President
of this Company has this day &elated a divi
dend of 2i., per cent. On the t'Apited stock for the
third quarter, ending the 30th lost, payable
(free of (lovernment tax) on and alter the 17th
At October proximo, at the office of the Cons;
putty.in this City, and at the Transter Agency,
Winslow, Loonier & Co., No. Wall street,
New York, to the stockholders as registered at
the respective offices. The Transfer honks of
the Company will close at 2 P. AL on theist
day of October, and remain clued until the
lath. W. H. BARNES,
Bep2&3tad Secretary.
N t.r. • •
wo Bags African Pea Nute.
lfe) lriea Almonds.
ce , " Provence .•
10 Bales Bordeaux. "' •
ion Boxes Stwiled•-......."
60 Bags Zogllst; w aintith.
30 " Filberts.
30 " BrazilNots,.
20 '- (10coniNuts.:
Now ie store tied rot say ' ' • •
• •
• .. ..i N05.46,86121359netl street.
- GENTS'
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I and talbirew alkeeP %to,. „ LAM
atxtattOLSOW - 4, •-• .- 1143
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Wm. K. Nimica,
sre.nn,
John Z... 111. (ire' , ll.ll.kt
At 11 V Bece
(teo W 310rgnit,
.1011% N 1`..11
t
OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES
VI& I'3 Fifth Slreet,
IZEIMICI
(From LottisviLle, Ky.)
Grant Stctetx,
prrrsitunuit, }'A
INSURANCE
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS
BY FIRE.
rIIPRANKLIN FIRE INSCRA.NCR
COALPANY ,OF FILIZADEI A PHIA, OF
FICE No. 435 and 437 CHESTNUT ST.,
nem , FUtn.
STAYEMENT of ASSETS, JAN. Ist, 1893. •
rublished th Agreeably to an Alt of Assembly, be
g
First ra—rtgage amply secured. ~111,8112,193 32
Real Estate (pruient secured.
value $103,313
61,) cost 102,999 211
Temporary Loanis on ample Collat
teral Securities 89,139
Stocks, (present value $86,667 72,)
cost 89,786 Se
Notes and Rills Receivable 1,821 00
Cash 27,919 83
1ee,208,051 IS
The only protita num premiums which this
company can divide by: law, are from risks which
have been deterrnincln.
Insurances 012“10 on every description of Prop
erty, in Town and Country, at retell as lows' are
consierent with security. •
Since aseir incorporation, a period of thirty
years, Wry have paid losses by Fire, to an amount
exceeding Fur Acillions of Dollars, thereby af
fording evidence of the advantages of Insurance,
as well as the ability and disposition to meet with
promptness all liabilities.
Losses paid during theyear 185144182,18836
DIREOTORS.
ilgesame W.Begoess, liauszmost. H. Lou
Tosses W MIS an, DAVID S. BROWS,
SAID:RL URAIVT, lAAAO
J it. 1013 B. SMITH., EDWARD C. DALII,
IRO ROD W. RJORA eves GZORGR FALBI2,
CHAS. 0. BANUKEE, President.,.„,
ARD 0. DALE, Vtoe President*
Wm. U. Steel, Secretary pro tom. •
J. tiARDENEit OOFFIN, Agent.
yPi Northeast cor. Third unit Wood eta
PHILADELPHIA FIREAND LIFE'
INSURANCE COMPANY,
149 'CHESTNUT STREET,
Opposito the Custom .nouse.
Capl tel 110,100. Asszets..loo4.lit4a.
VVILLAtiI.I ALL KINDSOF 1111-
SilliAtt43E, either Per p etual or Limited.,
on every deaeriptioli of Froperty or Illorattatidlse,
ti reasonable rates Of premium.
Ito.lll'. It, KIN°, rreeldent.
M. W. BALDWIN, Vioe Preablemt.
FAYVORS.
BAYBP, E. R. liars,
c. ENI"; r rea, (111017/113. W. Baosre,
SAVKILY, JuSIiTH S. PAUL,
I:. tqllaninN, J(..3It.PH ULATTOIIt
J. hiaosno,-,
F. 1.4..& ,, an0n5t, Steretery,
I. O. CGFFIN, Agent.
ly tug Goruer Third and Wood itreeti.
vi astern InouraLce Company of Pittsburgh.
h. 11l lI.LER, jr. President.
F. M. 1;(.nt...n, Secretary.
• c 'sot. R. D. fk,n RAN, Gen'l Agent.
N...
n us W at , :r ttrett, (tipamg owe Warehouse,
Tip tTairg,)PitTlibli.
vvrt F., Y. wsraie GAINST ALT.
V hinda of ITRE and A MAR rgh INE RISKS.
llome Institution managed by Direetors who
yr well known in the community, and who are
ieterminen, by promptness and liberality, to
aintaiu the character which they have assumed,
neotivring the heat protection to those who de
to be insured.
rtie(•Tnitt , -1? . James •DVAuley
liolmes, Alexander Nimick, George
1 'Arnie, H. lierron, Chas. W. Ricket-
Mll.ll, Andrew Ackley, Alexander Speer, I)avld M.
I:nra .1. Thomas, Benj. Bakewelt, Sohn
N! 'I ,lII`C. ie4
ALLEM:IEI%I INSIITUINGE CO.,
COP PT 1. - ISISITRAG3I.
wiloo, Nu. ai Vinci. Street, Rank Block.
111 . NSU ILES AGAINST ALL WINDS OF
a VI REAN I) itlA.Ellcat:
- -
:NA AU JONES President: JOHN D. me,
, ull, v Ice President ; D. M. [too IC, Secretary;
I 'Apt. W M. DE:AN, Cleneral Agent.
illsaNc•n , us leaac Jones, C. O. Hussey, Han
ey ('tit. N. C. (tray, John
H. L. Fahnestnek, John D. litettord, Capt. Adam
P. ,Y.erling, Capt. W. Dean, Robert
'+t', 1 nett , h sbt. li. Darla. n 02.3
PITT,Bt aOll, Fr. WAYNE &O. R. R. Co.
I /price oe TIIE SISCRECTARY,
PITTADUROII, Oct. 6th, 186.1.
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS,THE
agreement modifying the First and Second
.Wortgages of this Company has been executed
by the President, and the Trustees under the
Deed of Trust, end the evidence of such agree
ment to be attached to each bond is now ready.
Itondholders may present their bowls at this
ttice,or at the Companys Trawler Agency,Wins
low Lanier & Co, No 62 Wall street, New
'Cork, and have the agreement attached there
, or they may send to either of the
above named places a full description and the
number of their bonds, when the agreement
will he sent to the bondholder to be by him affix
ed to the bonds. •
W. H. BARNES,
Seeretary
NEW TRIMMING STORE
'ATI ki3P4 _A. TA CIE. IVIOWIt Elt"
REQPECTIFILILLY ANNOUNCES TO
Her Mends and the publlo generally.
that she has taken the store-roam,
No. 33 Fourth Street, near Ferry St.,
And will open on WEDNESDAY, the 19th
INST., a large assortment of
TRIMMINGS,
HOSIERY,
HOOP SKIRTS,
CORSICTS.
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
•
KM BROIDERIES.
&a., Ace., &.c.,
cotto:lAed
TO 13 1J ii,i3katts.
EXEC UTit R DEPAILTTIENT,
'HARIIII3 Br' no, October 6th, 1864.
EA LED PROSIOS A. 1.13 WILL BE
receive.' at this office until twelve o'clock
nt tiegasy, 18th instant, for the erection of
the proposrd extension of the (Uinta' build
:,ecitrity to one-fourth of the amount
of the work will be required, and each bidder
must accompany his proposal with the names
01 nis securities.
Plans of the extension can be seen at this
office, where specifications can also be had on
alq{ liras ion.
be adaressixl, "Proposals for exten
sion ofeigapitol.”
CURTIN,Gov.
SAS. P. B R, Sur. Gen.
HENRY. P. AloOßE,,Stat i Treas.
FOR SALE.
rinartv.E AOREC.S ,OF E. AN D, ON
tr
IWhole there le a tine ' t o-story Oman
house. cootsio.ng r^ut room', hat anti kitchen.
d. 5 ouog vrchard of too bearing cult trees; all
the necessary out-huailnge, and ~ a good well of
lure water at the aoor. Situated on the Wash
ington turnpike, O tulles from Pittsburgh, t tulle
from Mansfield and .4 mile fro n the plankroart
Por par-Aleulars, unqui , e on the premises of the
rwmr, MIR ISTOPIIER, 1 - D.Pti. or at Do. 4
Diamond s of J. DUN LEVY, •,) r.
oet.:3wdsw•
- - -
FOR SALE.--A ROOD GRIST MILL
situated in the Boroushi of Freedom,
lieaver county, together with; a convenient
dwelling house, good stabling and out-buildings,
on the line of the P., Ft. W. & 0., Railroad. The
machinery is in excellent order, and the mUlhas
an eatensiire custom. The proprietor, on no
account, wonld- be induced to `dispose of his
property, were it not that he box been recently
so much indisposed that he ts rendered incapable
of answering the demands of lrk , numerous pa
troos.in a desirable manner. Applicants can
call on C. HALLER. of the above place, for
further information. ' Octlectwdfr...2tw
ARTIFICIAL. LIMBS.
III'IRE BEST PATENT ARTIPICIari.
1_ LEG in the United Statess and the ONLY
ONE in Pittsburgh. Crooked or deformed limbs'
straightened without cutting and without pain.
NO OUR E—NO PAY. Crutches of all descrip-
tions constantly on hand and made to order.
Those desiring &Attic's! limbs or treatment
would do well to call and examine my cettitl- '
.
cstes std testimonials.
iNO. ttIKEOR.ENBACH,
oetlO:iyd a 8 !Fourth street, near Market. -
GRAVI3ItARD IipTICE. •
'NINE BURYING 'AGROUND ON STlC
vgNsortiaKEEr, known as KERB'S
BURYING GINIOND, baying been sold by the
Sherif for a Maim of the etty,ler Paving Taxes,
all persons havieg Muds burled therein, are
requeate.i to have them removed immediately,
without further notice, '.., oellss3twais
BURT'S • RAT, . , ROACH AND
BED-BUG DES'ARGYXR-
ms MOST VALALAIMIL:E AND POP
.L
IYL.9.II..A.RTHILL,Vri#4ig Yelp*, .
never faile - to give entire atforf: -• • ' "
• E. BURT,: „8t.,. Prop i ‘Bankili'lt -
Folevemth.Etreet..PhiledelphillH i BA , irLtil . ,'
14as tk gq.,,vqpitesalearfig, We
00326
add' icinity: • - - - - ' :•1 ' .
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s e x
its ittromvieuw-7cor. -"sum!
IF& Weir/idled; Mon% , . *ld .•' -
cams letimisilonoilets NT ..„..,
Xlii 7 Paik f 451:.
TENNESSEE OP THE UNION.
Interview—Between Mr. Lin 'nob
and Loyal Tetmeaseeans.
TREATMENTOP THE DELEGATION
Protest Against dbv. John-
son's New Oath.
DEGRADER:FL OORDIIOI' OF TEE
PRESIDENT.
Lincoln Determined to Elect
-Himself in his own Way.
latiperrlpN" ,r1"4:1 33.3 M
How Patriots are .Treated at the
The Plot Tor the Bth of November
Disclosed in Advance.
WASHTNOTON, October 15.
To THE EDITOR OF TER WORTS): '
I called upon 'the Pretiident to -day
and presented and 'read to hint the sub—
joined, protest. Having concluded, Mr.,
Lincoln reeponded:
"May I inquire how long it took you
and the New York pOliticians to con- :
coct that paper?"
I replied, "it was concocted in Nish:,
vile, without communication witttanY
but Tennessee. We communicated 41%
citizens of Tennessee, oats de of Nash-,
vile, hut not with New York Politi:
clans."
"I will answer," said. Mr. Lincoln
emphatically, "that /Lexpect to dit, the
friends of 6;orge B. 'feet Ilan niariade 'id the's..atibn - firThitorr,..,_.-..iiiiiit Viet. _. Wl
their side of the contest in Asir own wow - heartily itid 6 eird4SeiSt4Wgelyal peOple
and /wilt monogamy aide of it f 4 2.2 e .in *hit t reiiikt***o l :7
6 - -LW adopted
way."
'May we ask an answer in writilig," : 'ftirtilei l Ifiatlifaltalthitetith'llielY,--arid::';:..
1 suggested. , Voltinterily4nifiiittibittliiiiittall, — reservit
" , • ', . . •-•,-:-;'''
"Not now:" Lay those papers down lion.'. Solitilfrire i2idd trl4 LIU'
... * . .
here. I will give no answer now. I :4Acitiker4.*oll4dtd **l/id *hose.
.•!f:::::.,1
may or may not write something about. loyalty tutnnot - Ifie ',dis firoVed , 7by other
this hereafter. I understand, this. I lestimeaiY, l 2l ietiniregiArei l itto swear, •.:..-. --.,,,
know yon intend to make - a point iif - that he', ' 4 tili tifieeditti - . itapport the •'.'...',
this. But go ahead, 'you have my fin. Constitition'tifilih - Vidied !States, and •: - 1 . -.-
ewer. t defend it Okada' alfderitittlifft” This,. ~ :i•!., . ,
"Your answer then is that .you ex- obligation weiire Wililtirehiieibw. daily:
pect to, let Oen. McClellan's friends 'But Thiele riot yet '' - 4,ertied-'itl i iiiifileient
manage theit side of this contest in theirtest of W
"tiniti hi make
own way, and you will manage your pat h .itidsubseiihold'itirtatite6Preit t -..rerr-,;, .:
side of it in your way?" •etitionit • - coneerriing Ads .4011vitY2:,es. a .•-•,.,..::.•
"Yes." , ' " friend of i the - Titirriti4ittilielihniy.:Of!'„
•I then thanked the President for 'his' its eheideE " i -4 . 9 harniiit hie agiirek hil:•: 1 '::':
courtesy in riving us a hearing at all, hopes and fears and that - Itee...qinds - itiit.::.:l',
and took my leave. .*• . his heart to rej o ic elitat“ 'o'o'l:licence of :• :: - ..'.7
Judge Mason, of this city, vies pies. • blocid,'atitftif Weifigk 'eif,'.!itirgillidt iiiiit.,
e . nt at the interview, to whom I ' refer deittl4WhOffithisldifititClibr o kindred,
in regard to the correctness of this re: hitiltiVefitineedreWli..dr"Wimed, or
port. On stepping outside of the door'. 'made PritiOnerie.Or'vra.*-.. ':*ititelfy- - the-::. , .:.
of the Executive • Mansion I lqnediate- ' riand'ethis . births'et i qtihipliqii '?is made •
lv wrote down the President% emphat- desolate;a 4 A hinietititteeftnafiuMtni4%
is response, and submitted it to Singe - are spread L over "lirtit , i'ilt4C7iinitti9 . o . ... i:...A.,
Mason and another gentleman who hip; While all the 'diilliittil"VlTd‘.stande: ZIU
pened to be present, and they both • pro- aghast in ditonte*lithifirtti.d cuisi
~..thet,
nounced it accurate: ~ - - • , . led'hoircitslifbliftre itiiiiittakstrift4.hal
And now I have . a word to say to the 'tidied of Tesotikiteeleitt*d' 9 ;Yttikor h3r - ' , - - :-,
people of the United States, who are, .or 'her xrdlititiYgoivetrierc'tndet,;:lOur an
ought
ought to be, the masters of Abraham thoritYttosiveaf thatAi,** .. .thiligii,*,i , 6l
Lincoln. The paper which I had the - finds beeindotetp''l 4 6ol*,l4,lls : JViltlitg.*.
honor to present to - the President is not - were still nit itbltjK.'tl4:Mitftftt(AtttKa4
the "concoction of.. New York wpm, therrequireditraWcifiCtli itadeflnita
E4v
clans," however that. might. affect its pro l ongation . ' l - 0 ,,,,„P! 14 0,,'Tv1f !0i11i1ck : ,,,_ .* ,. 3 ... *: , :g
merits. It is the . olemn voice of a once "That - Wtu t Cbral s u . 5"..." - :'.' • 3414. W a 1'f' 2-- z - ' - rk . 6
free and proud . people, protesting SOS . or tiviOtilditnnt` . .`. • 41,,*.
~t**iebit974o
against their own disfranchisement by eight airdS,'..littll,? - , ,i- - '7 4 , ~....,,„•',.„.,.,...,
.'..`.. , "! . .1,*.i . TV.,„ ? ..,4
the agent of Abraham Lincoln. It is • the Iliditidliti' _ '.,- . wfwalqtrq;LV,„. 6 *k.
the voice of those loyal men in Tennetr- lansittions!inide - AS 7 liff - flth'er*C - C, , 7r-ft
see who have borne the reproach of a .iiiittlibe etttabllahed''OtWlitltW*iOp.W - V - jS
people they still loved; . supporting the of every litate'iliiit" l firiffii7itiriibeitv
President in alllawfulefforts to preServe , 'within tW'iffitlimiethligik., '.3ol,ll:(l4tXig r ": 4 .g
the Union. The reward of our loyalty' brief) ihiitinithilllitiViinft,Z•NOwri...Vl
is disfranchisement. The cup of polo -' we freely sivw•to i •Ps, tifyo*_ . ~....._ 4i
.. ~.jszta4M'i-24,
ry is commended to our lips, because it to the'vretld;:thats9stis.".. Sornelltly . .., - 0;74,
is known that we will not touch heron. the return of peace indlOtaiiir4*Otivi:: - r.
.."'A
tents. Judge ye between the peopleof now.. unhappy country- , ,that ire. , ...iiiiik - "I'
Tennessee and Abraham Lincoln. . It . neither Plettsttre; : profititielhenor-ifi1*::4 . 75..',;, ,
may be meet that our .solemn and re-perpetuation - Ofwario . hat..oohould'reel
spectful appeal should be thrown aside bound iieglybitStiikii,th : katrroteetid ~ s tri', ,l a
with a contemptuous sneer. Look to . oivilliedAtten-4 . lo4,.Weltr4bortOd hytite. 2 o
it. If you; the people of the - Northern . oaths we „.have:Aien4torolitintenitritti .
pates may "manage his side of this and enconrogenny * iitso.44onkllolo4 . , - :": -- ,,
contest" by setting aside the very letter mayhclintered!..int9;..l# 'pieliktiper.ettr-', V.- . 7...
of the Constitution, and altering the thorities*ittibe:iiibtot tO , ,restore peace
election laWs of the State st, as to din- and Union ender -the illifistftution. we
franchise his opponents, liberty is al- have sworiktio support and defend. We :•..,-.,.'.
.ready dead. JOHN LELLYETT. . LihOplA to be.tjadOl_S tO.ORT coaitev,..fatse . :, - ,:,,;
Note. to Hon. Charles Mason. ttibb allis-qatißtitrea:lbihe.,:prit''''..
Hon. Ohm. Mason. . 'nary elauSe . the oath we are ' novV , •.';-•
• . --.,.,,.,
DEAR SLR: I submit toy
reference our inap
to ec- dise tws ing;. l °' ° PP" 6A utell' llo . 4 gl :4loc k ns •
lion what I have written in -•:-': -:'"Zi
We-cannot consent.todot!the-Atithe - bal-:cA
, lot box rt.warrof ;,07.1011411144 1 4-• .a.gatits. ,- -. , -
my interview with the President to-day;
t
and will ask you to state if you regard our countryinentatidLitihatiediAtutopret
samethe Kz
as an accurate report. long by Our: oppositioaidOtriAOo9-ilaYY;;;a",
Respectfully, JOHN LELLYETT. after it eta be brought!,to. lin - A9ntitible.:' ,. ,
Mr. Mason's Reply. And Taw.fuliAt**usiorki'Atemitest•,'.theA;
most -, Bang bibbrt ethkAtthaiiiitiAhlt ---. hita H l':. •.- LZ '
. WASHINGTON, October 15. A ~....„.,„,.....e. .- . ... ~,•:--- .-...'",.-..-,--.-.:,
John Lawn, Esq. . seoUrgetl4lllll
..... ! *1.14, - 1.;,,1'.. ,, f, _i:Er.i -...••,:
Yow willlnot!baye ; ,. .6;igettro-thaVit ,i, , .,".,r , .:.
DEAR ,SLR: In compliance with tiler
the,montleof - July,litetaitin **Red the .
requestin. your note of this day, I have f o n o wingoro' clam a nt's ' , ti- i , ,•:',-- , • ' ..:
.. : :.' ,- i
only to ssy.that•l was present at the in- - -- ---'---- -- -- ''''' . ''''' .... ' .l )
. VI! ,v , nn- i 015, -•
. - : ?.E
terview referred to. Your statement 'of
•.. ~, • - "WaslEnutoTtoss,4ll/rligil" .:•';'-','
what took place is substantially correct;' ,, ro Blom — icxaspooneetn ` ,- . t •
.n.,;;e
and on all material point's 1 , -belleve It , ' 'Sur propoeitionlwhicketibracea the:: --,';:".':',':•
literally 843.- ' ' Y°ursin t i ii ' restoration of. yeaceOheiut4riry of the
:_...„•-•---'
CGARLES .taASON. ' whole Baton •andthe,4haideureent. of •.--,.-
Protest . of Loyal Tennesseenna. .: slavery; and;rhich , comsazbylAtid with:_; - .0: : .-
To His Excelleney, .4/;4.aant 'Lincoln,. an-authority that ;can ccuittOLthe - aimieft.
President . of the . United - States. • , now at.war againstelthe Afoilled.'fitatee; : :6.?,"
SLR: The undersigned, loyal . citizens _willbh received anitt7cottaidenitl. by the - ;. - ri - :.c.1 - ': - :
of-the United States- and.of .the State Of. executive vivernmentaoftbt4. - .. United . :-;.%
Tennessee i on our own behalf ' and- on States,dentsttillinnmet,br übaraitetm# , . - 7::m
' behalf of the - loyal . people._ of our State, on . othersubillantlakand collateral poi_
shall - • :-.-:':
ask leave to submit this p rotest against , and the bentero 00moms:7: th ereof Shall -'...'•'---
[ the prciclatdation ilrhlE excellency, An-; -havesefif:cOnduebbo
...tillremea - ' • .":•-:
drew Johnson, military governor, or- . ..:.: gu,t, .. , ...ABlassitaturafte,:itzt." -• ..
doing an election to be held for Presi- : •,: Thittitr:nertainly:orpro . poSitidit to treat .:
dent and Vice-Pesident, .under certain wiib- wain -,with' their chiefs.
regulations and ` restrictions therein set, :Are we now to understood by- this pro
forth.
A printed 'copy of said proclaintit" . el atilttli9itOf;tink Saint Under your au- •
tion is herewith enclosed. ,• The Conan;.
ictioriti,`liiiid himself' 'it;:ditriOdiite with ..
Wiwi of the United States provides that • youTfortinene. . , . Olifee r ,.:ti fik eiven the .
"each State shalt appoint, in such than =, alet.Y.9l9l: l P9 . 9ii'iti: 'lo6o*n—that
ner as the Legislature thereof may. d*' . ‘ *dif,,Wlitheticlefcilthlni#
_ k ittlAtegotia-;-
rect.; a number Of electors & e. , Under' #frileXikit,,t7.lll.i.,, bi tter * 7 : - `mt„ - . , .. : ,...,,,'nhtelentimg
this provisiOn of the Federal - • Conatito-_ 'Wt,ir r to,:, tie `,„bitter eim:l l . - :.' . . - yrwre we to
tion the Legislature of Tennessee, years - titideistiiii:dit(it'4l4l94Oti .1614 this
1 before the present : rebellion,. prescribed :prOte)jilti4'9,Peg6titliitrielf,fte . sto act
the mode of election to be observed , - :54 - .YR*73iidgetnerit t „fdtetiiik we. the
which - will btilititind'tb differ essentially et** Cf - Tiiititifileik*4 - to op, •
from themtidoprescribed by the'uillitei: 'oo'irelrluegO#Atioillit''''.:lkgke next._ .
ry Governor.,• Me ;herewith, - ..encloik - it'.. breith;ooltlib,2.. : : . 1 i'. - • - 4 , pp - been
copy ortbp
.11W•bflpiltiessee:EiteiziJ*. oi,„iii,fiii: t u ft `iatilliti 1, ''S 4 ,*,- .. , 10) will
the holdingbf held geetien. . The niillL3 ' , !.:719 - art.,...tkikitiOist i tSP.; • 1 ~ people
fr.*
*lark ebierter expressly aerial:64a, 4'ili"4 l IV: .... ::Wki,i#el'... 'IY4- I: ,7. pted:for •
tue of authorityderiradOnn . .the Plesir.': . ' :tho , iittlit t *A*Bololtel o ;s . .ft . dopt •
(ink:fir - so - at - end.the election - - '2ll alit , -- r .:*: - ..-'i l lfWatitVetrita sit,
litor'df ' Tiiiiiiiiiihic i eiiiidleoltiinder.'atif' .: - .Wi ,- .:; , i! ~., !I , 4lreiliiir:4olllY--be - •
ittn
ilibrUirc` StOti.' !Z! ) 0 1 0 0404tkiii rkilief Ad,.... 1 , 1 4 4 A. k :. • ,kiiiiifiiti*liiit*tapco x cAhe
ethiteg., iii,,4o6Vefikt - Ardrtk)lii# Ili io.4kel '• .- ..; .. 1 : 1 ' ,7 "90.'_,0b ~ 4 .j , l'lmppied 1 .':,.
tbe l iiinkcitift***lfireorn'odiec:i A . ill_ CiriWiiiiiisk • i c :•-=. r - . - 1 0 ±, 1 - .that
~.f w q.C3l .4 ' ',Ak:**o; . . , 4 %4A f 6 l! ' ',.: .4: , i rd V et Wg r a '-.- --; , , : 1 4'-'f-: - .' r ....'-' - ' which
' '. l4 -eA 94-2 e9 1 0-0, - ~,. -.. , -‘ ,i'lltiT , .''
; ; , •.;Ak. "xle degATEWishui,iliCg
ktittint ..' , iiiiV.,:. , '''Apretilet - it,... V . ., • '..- -. peaplei•,;:j7;
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ST. PHA4 I ,OO I O"I't
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YOCOVlatin. ' ifr tihi.tinto
ro tardi
tiE TARRH,
m i d euserimi l es of the
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We, rrEICROAT,
J.; •
A. IA -,P A. S.ll-11,,Ai. Gr
- o amind • - • • . _
election *lib are lot vote an-
ner the law andllierentiatitntfort-bt Ten= •
tessee. , Instatinerthle:.Ode,gforiatitution -
and-law reqhfrellnit bath: titer shall fie
a citizen of the'.,notinty- i•Wttelilin - he may ~1
offer his veto; ibr six ilitattlit - next - pre- ' •• j
ceeding the day of PilentlnKt - whlle the -•1
littiirernnes &der' toirlYireol res t that he 71
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shall (41th bthef,tintilltreatirbfa naniesi t )-f,-'..,-1
be w•citiretiorTentielMitllo months,dx -- , : •`z- - 'd
'Zird. Wile lottivitilotV'Weill - ff' admit - Ur-- '.'.l
vote mtiny pentotiterilit4tltltk by 'law, • . '4.3'4
We' will; 'fotithdr . eiketirtinlivity c !ass - ~•- 'll
over' sotneleialin Ratliiiiiike of _con- '• -,..4
diet between the. fliclignittW '-eildll4
law, hitt Will ti i ' *ltettlfeAtlatittn:.: - - ....-..:'1
other. ''By otiflairadO'C'that,2 - ' .. .1
tile polls shell -134 V eT - 1.erf1101 7, ;, - ,• =l
dishier* iitcli"cdtuit,tiV,AoStatti;init -- ,..,:.3, - ;1
the pioclatnitlint'ProviWlniWzfor their, Z=l
be rit tr /f t" cel g 'eitei V e l fia43 '
t;,- This
pr • al WinilillinitiitiVoritTOpowarnt_ - "..- -
manY lekal VlOrti.l6 4 itigictaite - thw - elec= _--•':::'--
ti , i , e at i&mi e .: .: Iht sr , orti:.vl - 4 - f :.... T - 7,
We etiiMiiiiit*iiiiat#llllt:theee in • --- .
Tringentrentis'of - iinffitits; - tbritlicting,.t a they do, With the very the" rid ,
end Constitntiopiblifienalb;qareWith-,
out autliority; 'lnridbeititti6:.,•?;Aber - will -._ -•:-. f . . ,., _,
prevent' freer,afili,nri - drtrie• - torpretilon - .:•:-."-:
of the will'of"tee'royal - teliple of Tin— ---•
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oessee.' littt'wO; grates's ntill'lmore-etn
iihaticilly aintriattlilinitiit Aitinsuitlnnd:
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impracticable teatimittr w irlilW it is pro- . -..;
nosed to 1-cluirettf!till''tlitiiiir voters In
Tennentett. '"" •' " 1 ' i 'l I._
"1 solemniv aweitritlitt Piall hence
forth
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suPpoti the' Conettraft4t of the ;=_.-,
United Stittefi t and defend ` it'.l4tainst _tltti; _ ...
nesauha tit its-entiinteiethitrT am Emile.
ti , 70164114i nt" tifte , '"keltiCiiilerit or the
United States 'anti thti'e'rielii of the so-
called eiinfitinte'Btitleg; ii NI anient
,ly desire the ppregion" Of the Abel-
lion against the, 'hitietnitierit, ot. tffe
'United Statea;`thit,reirkerlFY'rejoice in: -,
' thetrininph of tht*Failehltitilnaviesnr
the 'United States; amid tfinqefeat and
overtitidwlif the atmleigniti*• and of
all trfed t bdniblinttlatri - intereata, !.
of the 4kdied' erifilin) latYtea; that _
I Wlll i bcirdltillY'd*Cie l - i- k;&iatices or
nettptilittini•- for livitte rebels in
arm's, until tlte•einitititallon bribe-Bat- .
ted Btafetiiind 'all' ' laws' ariik4l,roclama.: '
tiers niftli4 in : !tir,antinerift, thig e of, shall
be estaliiiheff'orir i ttlYlthe'Veople cif,
every'atittei'lliffterritdiYiirbed with
' 141iitibnlir - VlORPAnktiiiit I Till •
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