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an,,syISTg.roR,s NOTICE

Z ETrEES OF ADMINISTRATOR IA IA ,l L
IL been granted to the undersigned on the S,' eS-
tate of Nylia,o Byerly. late OF Johns1"wrf' oail-
bria county. deceased. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are req aleIeo
to make imsDeiiate payment, tAo al; p.. pelSo,i.
LoI3;,c. clans. against said estate will present
them, grnnerlv ao:he4,tiRated for settlement
HENRY CRENEL. Admir-.
CIIAS. BILESTINE.
March lG T55s:l6:6t
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NmnH 9E"s

wxTHEKEAS LETTERS OF EADMlN1S-
w tration on the estate Of Michael taTraoauSh'
late of Munster Township, Camgaa: :coHH'y' ue
pi Gesiding m IN said Township by the Register Of
The said COUNTY; all persoqs having claims against
sod S ' decessed are hereby notified present them
@ nr1DcrIx authenticated for settlement. and thoSe
indebted are req quired to make payment without
delay, .d-,-
Fab 70 1858.
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ngSsOLUTsON.'

-Fr partnersbip heretofore Existing bet0'een
| / SrahlS & c. Th6s. Roberts. in the, Cioek::
Watch & Jewelry business Is this das.asso. tel
by rnutual corsetit. and ar persons kuo"'--S
in acaonnt are hereby notified tocome forward
ana settle Lesore the first day of March, other
wise their accounts will be left in she hands OF
proper officer for collection. ~..--
The business will stiu be carried on at the ota
s+and nv C. Thos. r, ,G,aris, where the' books ara
F'A''U ~ '''',> STAHL & ROBERTS
! L.. o. 1RE9-Ht
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administrators xse4s

-TTERS OF ADMINISTRATOR .
s the estste o5 J Inhu,- Davis laIe q tt!e Soi
r. ,.,,.,It,si ,c,he r.. srsined by the Reslste7
nf Cambria CO.. notice Is heleby given TO All hav-
;r.g cIsius against >.id estate to present iheAf
d,Iv authenticated for settlement, and those In
6rI,ted thereto % make immediate payIDent.
Mrs. MARY J. DAVIS, As,..-.
r1o1 DAVID J. JAMES.
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The Gassyfiie Seminary.
n uIY s22 80 PER QUART E R.

u,uIs school FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
Centlemen is unQuestioaably the cheapest
one Of the kind III the land The expenses tor
room rent furniture, fuel. board and tuitIoa sE0
5,.no Nns, IS only so" per quarter All
tIa Iano1iaqes and the Ornamentals are proPor-
tioasllv m Cheap. Send for circular studcpi' ls'
a-s @3ected 70 notify me before coming address
are q JOHN d. WALSH,
CasSYille, Huntington CO, Pa
81
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A dramatic author went to see, his own
play performed. and expressed his surprise to
: friend on the thinness Of the house " l. !,
suppose ne added, ''it's owing to the war
No rspisd his friend. Il think 1t must oe
c-F,as 70 the p.ec.."
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THE NEXT UTAH EXPEDITION q
Russell. the contractors for the transportation
of supplies for the army in Utah, have deter.
mined to make Nebraska City the starting
point for their next trains. They intend to
start the supplies forward from Nebraska Cl'y
with eight hundred or thousand wagons
They will require six or eight thousand oxen
and about twelve hundred men, the latter TO
be paid twenty-fve dollars per month out and d
back. Majors & Russell are now eugaseGG
| in purchasing tue cattle for their trains, and
will, we presume. exhaust the supply in Mis-
snnri In addition to this. the transportation
of supplies over the Pacific Railroad and II tue ,
Missouri river packets from st. Louis TO i or
measures are being taken for the complete
equipment and speedy departure of secon'
. tah expedition embracing soldiers, teams s0n,
sters and attaches included, about foo'
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AEABIAN HORSE OlNTMENT

Ee i warranted to cure in every instance, II
nsed according to directions, Ringbone Spawn.
aT9 SnTnt or any other cslious or hard lamps
u 5,es not like cure GlIs' OF the present cay
profess to cure ali i'll. TO which man ana geas'
are heir to. but will most asSnre~'y cur 'ns
"a r.o,oys all hlelnishes resulting, such as
Jumps, call, sites, sc. 1t aesomPiishes us cures
by, by penetrating the pores ana converting.the tu-
mors or calous into pus OF matter an':' IS teeh
discharged. through the skin without rsHtoving
the hair p..
"a 80 ,t tbe Drug sStore OF DIR. Wm. LINZ
NC, MON i and a. the store Of THOMAS pEa II h
Ebepsburg, Pa. "a -sla%ero'
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ucRlEA,s CELEBRATED
LTOl7ID 6 L { u ,

TT HE 6 R Z a T y D L ,
Nos, useful al ticls err i,'ce"tsa, 9', Jgt house
store and on ice. svypassin9 an 't!t'fy eT-
ery other glas, g"a' T'"c''D3s'
o1ste or cement eUer kH0Tn.
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III am not at home from the party TO-
night at ten o'clock" said husband .TS,, 70 n'f
better half don't wait for me" That l
won't" SAID the lvdy, significantly II won
wait, but I'll come for you" The gen'ie"an
returned q. ten precisely.
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gyery Day Brings something ~ess.'
NEW YORK
coryrTrssl0N s. TEA WAREHOUSE

-uE SIrgSCMBER WISHES TO INFORM
,ne c;tzeps of Johnstown and the surround
ing country that he has opened a Wareh9nse s IN
r., a i selling oootis ~ New York citv prioos
As sel on commission (for cash only can Of
far i,,d,,ce,ents never before met with in this 10
cality. Ny stock consists in part Of the tnosi
TEAS, COFFEES and st5A KS the inarHe' can
afford. together with Everything IN the grocery
line :. Am immense stock et FOBACGN, American
and Imported -SEG AIS; a varied assortment OF
| ROOTS and SHOES for ,hasapd-i5 Boys Lanes
| Misses and Cl6Idreu's SHOES: 'he best stock q
HATS and CAPS e9er brought TO Tins MAJ ke'' ''
all grades and sizes
Also. Wholesale Agent for the sale OF Dr. :.
Ho,tet,er's celebrat,a Stomach BitterS and NciH'
| Aromatic Schiedam Scnapps. Fox parttcsiaT'
cali and examine my stoch
10 / have adopted the of'e fCic+syStsni. So tbs
= child can purchase as we'd rs the most cz peri
enced person RI tf' -lAoi: --1'oS>
Johnstown. Sept. Q, I65S.--44--tts
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Cold Pens' Win 'n'1 ' 100
der, ,oo yyTa,,F
Glasses, plain LII cts, Patent 18$ cts, huns.
25 other articles in proportion. Al gooas war,
ranted to be what they are sod for. Ion hanI
some Gold and Silver Levers and Lepines 81"
lower than the above prices.
Sent. so. 1851 47-ly.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-17

ExpEDIEScY VERSUS PRINcIpLE.-At the
late Black Republican Indiana State Conven-
ton, Ex- Member of Congress Julian, made a
speech, in which he gave his brethren piece
Of his Ininda He gave them to understand
that he knew they were 'polifoxln g'-that
thew were not making their platfor' of endur-
ing inciples-that the Kansas matter out of
which they were making their platform was
! an ephemeral one, as it might be settled IN
six weeks, and then there would be nothing
more Of it. Ee advised them to stick to prin-
ci pie, aud that the Philadelphia plat form was
one worthy of their reafhrmatlon That
however. did not suit the managers, wh9 wan
ted to get the aid of certain Antl-hdm'Gis-
tration Democrats in electing the Elack- he
f publican ticket They objected to Mr, Jul
; ian's recommendations, insisting tina; the
, philadelphia platform was made to suit 'h'
A exigencies of the times and they were nov ;S
g, acting on that idea-expcdiency was as I'm
II portant as principle in a political contest =
t Julian had few backers.-Cin Enquirer.
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NvO CE-AI.I. RERSONS KNOWING
~ themselves indebted to the Democrat *
Sentinel fpr Subscription, Advertising. &c
are notified that the books are now in nay hands
for collection Costs will be saved by astsrdnE
70 this notice in time. Address BOX lol.
II. e DEXIET~
Ebensburg, Feb. "a. 1858.
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gNNassorted pieces of Stone Ware just f'
IN $Poce'Nsu Q" EEO1EETS
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CUEAP WAECHES ANU '7t." LI4I'1'
w the .PhiiadeIphia watch and s. ~
Is, elry Store No. las (old No Fit s.sr IA
"sT NGrth Second Street, Corner OF 49,
Onarry. Philadelphia.
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JOHN PfRkE'S
.sSs,nSrSyyti Marble NJ Drks.

Franklin Street. nesriy opposite the ne" Aetao-
dist Church ,30hnstown, Pa.
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1Nrru aAurrtisrMrrlt5.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT.
uvHE UNDERSIGNED WILL ofthh TN IN
Sale or Rent, his property situated IN me me
Borough of Loretto, large Frame house WIN an a..
the necessary conveniences 1,s III 10 ren,
with two lots. The above II not SOU VIM ~
ed for tenn OF years. ,,.r.EE
March, 16, Is, If 1858,
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so~s OF TEMPRANCE.

r1;,hIond Division, No "a, Sons OF lem
W. r,arancenee, at their Hall every oAlo \
XxHSS DAY evening, in the upper story 0A L
Davis building.
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> NEONUMENTS, TOMBS, GRAVE
FENyfTs VA Stones MaItels. Table and b1-
ssg<l8I IA re.u tons, manufactures Of the mos
HI, beautiful and finest quality of foYeigs
,lYE7s ana domestic marble always on had
,ls:,E7TS ana made 10 order as cheap as they CAT
AS be purchased in the East, wl'h the
a9diticn Of carriage; From long experience IL
the business and strict attention ;herelo' he can
at,snd.d 10 and the work finished II the best and
TSosr handsome manner, furnished 70 order aOd
delivered at any place desired.
ALSO, Grindstones OF various grltS and sizes
suitable for farmers and mechanics Sold ~
wholesale or retail
9|-For the convenience Of peEsoas re ding 10
| the eest and north Of the county, specimens MAY
! he seen and orders left With George Huntley, At
! HI. qYnv,are EstablishAlent in Ebensburg.
! Purchasers are invited TO e1a mint stock -
! nrices. TAug 10, '5..l ljnne 20, 1850
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.I7S1, received at the store of EDWARD u hoh
- ERTS.
ono lbs Cod Fish,
10 half Brls Herring. and
10 half Brls Mackerei;
Feb G. 1856.
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sg.UEEER s. HARLEY.

-,Tr.p WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-02
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
.s SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared from prescription of SirJ. Clarke, NJ D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This medicine is unfailing in the cure OF
nil those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution is subject 1t moderates all ex-
cess and removes all obstructons and speedy cure
may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES ..
IL Is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment Stamp OF Great Britain prevent countercts.
r CAUTION. rr.
These pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, they are
sure to bring Miscarriage, but any other time they
are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion,
PalpitatOn of the Heart Mysteries, and Whes these
Pills will effect u when all other means have
failed, and although powerful rcmcdy, do not con-
tain iron, eaiomel, antimOny anything hartfu to
the constitution. ..H
Full directions accompany each package. r
Sole Hgent for the United States aud CanadR,
JOB MOSES,
(Lato l.. c. Baldwin & Co.,) Rochester,, \. Y.
II. B.-Sl.CO and postage staTups enelo losed TO any
authorized Agent, win insure bottle Of the FhS sy
Fer ale 81 D. Rs,a, PorS:-., e.; ,. n Par. eaH-
dnES- o. NTErsA
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Cook, the Chicago Postmaster.

Not little excitement has been caused
by the re-appoIntment of Cook as post
master at Chicago. The more the case is
examined the worse it appears-not
merely on account of its being an act of
Executive vengeance against Douglas and
his friends, but as an appointment IN itself
altogether strange.
1t appears that various attempts were
made to remove Cook under the late Ad-
ministration, for inefficiency, and ether
causes. Judge Douglas saved him, with
a condition that he should resign with the
incoming of the present dynasty. When
he W went out of Office small balance of
S18, 200 was found wanting which has
been treated as defalcaton by the pow
ers that be. Subsequently he sold a lot
to the Government for an enlargement OF
the Postofiice site for $4,000, but the
Secretary of the Treasury refused to al
low credit for this amount until .he State
relinquished jurisdiction to the United
States. Thus the matter stands, and in
the face of these facts Cook is re-appointed
by an Administration which has regarded
him as a delaulter, and which stain.
even allowing the credit claimed, would
still remain, bya balance of $4,000 be-
ing unsatis6ed His former securities
have gone on 10 Washington, and demand
10 be released before the nomination shall
be confirmed Cincinnai Gazette.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-02

~ RT Just on the eve Of adjournment, the
Territorial Legislature of Kansas nearly
unanimously passed the following con
current resolutions:
Resolved by the Legislative Assembly
of the Territory Of Kansas, That we do
hereby, for the last time, solemnly pro-
test against the admission of Kansas into
the Union under the Lecompton Consti-
tuition; that we hurl back with scorn the
libelous charge contained in the Message
of the President, accompanying the Le-
compton Constitution to Congress, to the
effect that the freemen of Kansas arc a
lawless people; that, relying upon the JUS
tice of our cause, we do hereby, on behalf
Of the people we represent, solemnly pledge
to each other, to our friends in Congress
and in the States, our lives, our fortunes,
and our sacred honor, to resist the Le-
compton Constitution and Government by
force of arms, if necessary. That in this
perilous hour of our history we appeal to
the civilized world for the rectitude of
our position, and call upon the friends
of freedom everywhere to array themselves
against this last act Of oppression in the
Kansas drama. -.
Resolved, That we, speaking for the
people Of Kansas, will regard the passage
of the Lecompton Constitution by Con-
gress rs what it is intended to be-a dec
laration of war against US; and that if that
iniquity is corsummated, relying on the
business and holiness Of our cause, and
the allied strength of those whose sym
pathies and interests are with us, we will
go into the fight, either TO conquer or be
exterminated!
The Governor was directed to transmit
certified copies of these resolutions to the
President and both branches of Congress.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-02

Payne and hos: of others are expected
to DO present. The muttering thunder be-
comes more and more distinct, and it
would not be surprising to tindN the meet
ing prepared to denounce Buchanan as
well as his underlings in Kansas. The
movers are, without doubt, in terrible
rage at the President, and may, and we
are inclined to think will, pitch into him
tomorrow. If they do, you may take it
for granted that the war will be one OF ex-
termination We will try to give you
fair idea of :he spirit Of the meeting in our
next letter.
The Statesman" still stands fire man
fully. Itwas generally supposed that Me-
Diary would get control OF that concern
again along with the P. O., but the pres
ent owners say that the Government has
moi money enough to buy it for that prr-
pose. Good for them. The Republican
papers are mute in amazement at the ter
rife "shrieks" it gives forth daily. ltev-
identity intends 10 "shriek" sufficient be-
tween now and October to oyerbalance all
that has been done in that line by the Re-
publicans in the last three years; and if it
has the gift Of continuance it will surely
succeed. And why not, when it sneered
at bleeding Kansas" and denounced as
Black Republican lies the statements of
honest men who told the story Of villainy
and fraud-the wrongsand outrages-the
robberies, burnings and murders commit
ted by its friends? Kansas was weak,
and supposed to be helpless. 1t was then
thought that border ruffianism, backed by
the United States army under Pierce and
Buchanan, was omnipotent there, and il
was safe to sneer and SANDER But the
aspect Of things has changed. The in
strumentalities then pronounced treason
able" have put bold and numerous pop
ulaticn into Kansas people abundantly
able to take care of themselves. The mis-.
erable minions of the Administration in.
stead Of sacking towns under commissions
from Washington are glad to fly from be.
meath the sheltering wing of the Presi-
dent to save their guilty necks from the
penalty Of their crimes. The army is no
longer able to crush the people there, and
in the day of their proud triumph it il
quite safe to "shriek" fortLem. True, il
the aid now offered had only been given
when needed, it would have been more
gratefully received; but VIC will accept il
even now. and try to forget the insults
offered instead. We only hope the change
is an honest one, and that the past was
the effect of the blunderings of party pas.
sion and not of purposed and known wrong
If SO. repentance may atone for the injus'
tice done, but it can never obliterate its
memory. So, whoever will, let him
"shriek."
1t is bed time, and so--good night.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-02

MoTTAT's LIFE Pills AND PHoEHI1 B1Irr...--Moro
lives have been saved during epitiemics bv tbe.s
weil-known ard world-renowned medicines thnn Nv
any other ever invented patented in this or any
other country. Being OF purely vegetable com.
pounds, they are well adapted Tor travellers, and
remedy against the malaria Of new settlements. and
as certain cure for fevers, ngues, cutaneou. and
other disorders. Sold at 325 Broadway, New York,
BY w. b. MoFFAT, proprietor, and his agents. i,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-02

pie? II thoy voted 10 suppress them, it
was an acknowledgement Of the truth of
the Enqnire, charge. or course, moth
ing could be done withoata a caucus. And
so the House. after various motions. ad-
journed. and the Democratic members
hurried to the "tin-pan, where they are
now, doubtless, saving the Union, while
we, before going to bed, shave taken our
pen in hand 70 make note OF it. We
will see what night will bring forth.
There is 70 be great meeting here on
Saturday next, to endorse the course of
Coz in opposing Lecompton. If the thing
don't "fzzle," there will be put in motion
ball that viii roll over somebody. The
design is 70 inaugurate a movement that
will be feltas "power in the land" 1t
will be either dead failure, or the begin
ming Of new era in the action of those
who have heretofore composed the body of
the Democracy Of the North Western
States. Judging from the past, we should
predict from il only the putting Of another
face on the already two-faced monster
But judging from the manifest determina-
tion of some who are engaged in it, it
promises something mere. If the movers
falter, and trim, as heretofore, they have
no other Tdestiny than that inevitably
awarded totrimmers in the end. Iflthey
shall show the courage to face the Admin
istration, as men and not sycophants-to
show, IN short, that they are not soilling
seyS, good will come of the movement.
1t is the determining point. and you shall
be advised Of the result.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-02

On the 24th ult., Of consumption, at the residence
OF his father, In sniton Tgwnship Meigs County, o.
years. va tF -HI
On the 9sd ult., ut Apple Grove, MeIgs Co., O., OF
apoplexy, Mrs. -JERusnA. wifc or Spencer H. HAY
man. and daughter Of Ezra Chp pma n aged any scv On
yenrs, six months and one day. -
On the 18th ult, at Pagetown, MeiEs County, O.,
X. r. Allen, ESQ. - N-''
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-02
REMINGTON HOUSE,
PONTEROY, OHIO.
G.. GIBSON. Pnopp1rrop

&. GIBSON, PROPRIETOR.
THIS House has been fitted up in'the best
L style, and the Proprietor feels assured ia
warranting the travelling public as good ae-
conmodationS as can be found elsew here, la
house being new, his rooms commodisus md
abundant, and his table being furnished with
all the luXurics OF the season. AS he has
gone TO large expense in fitting up some.
thing that has been long needed in Pomeroy,
he claims the support of all who wOald 10
accommodated properly. ~
n. B.-The Stage Office is now con-
nected with this House. febl5-3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND. DYSPEPSIA
PHrLApRLpHrA. Jan. Is- ,ss.

PHILApRLPHIA, Jan. 10, 1853.
DR.. C. NJ Jackson-DeaE Sir: haye useds xo;,r
Hoohands German Bitters in my family for the past
pleased to acknowledge that we have receive H.
grentcst benefit from its use. have Recommended
with the same good result.
! have no hesitation in snyng that 1t is nm inval-
ducc 1t into every family In the Union. W ''''''
~. hours, truly, WIN. HUGHES,
o-St No. III Wood Street
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-02
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

flaws & BROTHERS VS.. WM SIIEP.
bury township, Meigs Co., Ohio--on The
22d day of February, A. u. 1858, said Justice
issued an order OF attachment in The above
action on two Barber chairs, SIX common
chairs. three wash stands. one stove, one boz
sundries and one Barber pole, for the sum Of
80 20. DAVIS q &'BRO THRkS.
MIddleport, March t., 1858. m,r2-y SIS
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-02

IPProf. Wood, IA Market Street, ST. Louis, offers
ito the sick eyerywhere,' his Oriental sanatiye
Ihnimept, and his Vegetable life Pills Tho re-
markablS efficacy OF these justly celebrated Med-
ciheslh curing diseases, has given them reputation
raleiy obtained by any remedies Of their class
Beilcville Advocate, April, 1855 -.t, oIr,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-02
N. wHTTMoRE. tr..tt 20 aKo J. nv,v
C. n. .woLFP. Tuos NJ L.Hr
Whittemore, Wolf, Duff Co.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBRRs IN
H "A R ID w AR IN,

No. so Wood Street, Three Doors Above The
t. Charles Hotel, ,-...
PITTSB URGH, PA,
Would respectfully invite the attention Of
their customers and dealers geuerally to their
exttn nsve Spring stock Of Hardware, Cutlery,
Snddlery. Agricultural Implements, House
Trimmings; q lac ksuiths, Carbenters, and all
other varieties Of MECHANICAL TOOLS,Gc
Having been purchased direct from the
Manufacturers. with the advantages Of Cash
Terms, they are enabled to oHer -airusuaI in
ducementS for Merchants TO visit our city.
when they are cordially invited TO an exam.
lnation of our stock, and comparison Of our
prices, before makipg their purchases.
muT2-9-2m -H-' 80
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Pitch En-"
CHEAPER THAN EVER

TAKE this method Of in forming the pub.
: L lie that hereafter will take splendid and
life like Pictures CHEAPER THAN EVER.
Also, to call soon. as can stay in til 5 place
b~t SHORT TIME longer. | will take q so
Pictures for Sl.25; Sl,25 do. foE 81; IS cent
do. for GO cents, ard all others in proportion.
Rooms over w. STlVERS Store. Entrance
on Court street, next door below o. Rransh's
store. Please call son, as it is the LAST
chunce you will have OF getting SPLENDID
Pictures at'such low Pnces. warraAt ny
pictures not to fade in sny climate.
N. B.--lnstructions gwen in every branch
or the art Price, $50. Apply soon.
febl6.tf CHARLES CAREL,