BBLEO r rlioRl7 !Y• frrona ' . PETER, 51,9111111/:. A rilltib4 - 1)104,- AT~l:. M. X. . -...: 3; ....^ 7". , '' . 4 011.4 ' 041 :thliqi.V drfett:ft- t l o rtro i r tt , dnic blowy ; r Throng% &Wort Atli/Uri irrirWaddlirit?• %%Us 1 nrolollllollfilqlllolll6l either belt soleep • at tlreamtap; • , I owl prz e i gi l i tbaims rip Wecti gicaradair)Oliont lat. 4 PMW door.. , ~ yews rado to 1441 otoltotod; bat . bard; Forgot to'hot tato door. -, • •,- , - - , .-. • - Only ihdo aod modittoti toon).`. •., • , ^,' • • • Then onto this tibia laming, wicked 'thought,. within Me tarnlnt, ' I mhohad in rain eater l lW. in the opmt drew Thee my foot, It pressed thetbreshbom ; all with. in Wall drh'ad &sib rte, lite form MO met Write, Wending jest In , 'nide the doer— Made me wleh I Newt had. ;Maw Into dila open cabin door: ' • • • • • • It did im tree as Pam Peter • • .. lt'i dboetllke funal c d Mato :show ye; Ile W att ell so white mid erowy; • It wormed a .]rants Jest arrived trey Jualas'e happy/hors, Ant the thonyht wee mem invoked ms: a inlet y blow it tellcrd me— . . • Idow that rent me reeling, rprawner —hoot Wane; tcabin door. ', I know the hand that dealt! that rluourr: my le tier hair, tweet It,. Mesre, Peggy, her*Tone,* cArpnOrt,"—itle It w on n midPeg►J. Dottier more. • Thou that wiredbutatoud o'er um, and with erndkom epi th et. bored.me. Path a laddnitnne a roman, man had *e'er rt • mired before; Illackguard, said shit, ,Iblarg of well, goodtbr• motile: drunken deed— Wee the het I head Trans ea I fell atop upon tbellour ; llor bong the thtyed; I emit remembor, but no 5 eePenete dying ember: runght Its Owed upon the door. She had kit me lu my gldrY, amont le on the cab. lu fluor.. - • • lu my cabin I lay dreamlrg, and I saw the ntrul gleaming "et the ligb, alt other daye, dime halm7 days of yore. . Childhood .}team wern mow before me,' loons I bred non hovered o i r toe ; Again my mother'. tore I talon, as t tonal times bad b. fore{ Then I proutlaed het, t 4 mother, as I left the college door. That I'd sever touch the bottle, never, never more. . • Then again. I saw s ridden—new a rare and ra diant maiden, • 'llnahhig 'brat to gracemy condi:, and Liss me, welcome home once more; be 11 wu I 1 loved on madly-aloe la was who amll• ed so gladly when I crossed the cottage door. Thus Immo .prthad and abbe , to my sum clad c°"ag door, I truca lied by every penult Mr. not old Peter Moore. I mu once stub. smug them. It seemed I he'erhad wandered from them ; I eau roaming thane gay and happy 'mica of yore, Then a w kkul demon smlllag, with his blacken eu heart Isom king, apnad a pall no dark and heavy, o'er 'my drama so light belbre. I drained the puha:lead cup he held and then my happiness was o'er. It eau /4" dial 091 took; It refund Peter Moore. Theu my thoughts were turned to undoes', all were gone—those dreams of gladoess. 'ln a twinging sigh departed—ln fear I raised up oe dour: On the fr b l ock heartle , e blackest centre, I beheld toy fiendish mentor," Ile, whammed me ant to stray bum my vine clad cottage door ; dth I how he screamed with hideous laughter at • ins—hie victim outdo door; IMP quills on th e trilllal porcupine stood the hair Or Prier Wuotr. Theo t h e demon seemed to name me. Then a • wonderons calm ciercetue ma ; The coldand gluey death damp (mud In streams from every pore. ' I looked a Mu. ••000•1! I saw it, sad from out It. thi l m o rgja It spat seeasel cis, seething. hi..- .bubbling. gargling stream of gore. If It came m door, eanin w. g. bluing round me as I sat upon • nor was indent a night of terror to unhap p y Pe' tor Mooro. • Th. ftild y lier Prate wrapped seemed me. ha Asir slim tbey boun m And their pol dad. idnerd fangs, d I tho e, tel tore;ught, my reryvis started -to my feel la terror from my dreamt • 'hint asmakerror; And the morning's ruddy beams were glancing In the door. There 'before me sadly weeping atom] MY wife ap • nu the door " • She I brought to dogradaLlost. the wretched wife of Peter gloom. . , kneaded out, '•wby, what boo emote yout You have had the mant.a.polue ; You raved so madly, gaged so wildly, as .you lay upon the door." Maggie dear. Ow bonid demons, "like phantme Imogene lemmas." Muck eft me, Jeered me, bona me, chilled me so I lay upon the door, 1 curse tbeday I look to drinking. 'The goblet will touch no more She smiled as sweetly as she Ohl w hen she dent , knew Peter hour.. -Ity the heavens that bend above us—by the died ere both adore... 'llia I tell, and tell It truly, I will drink rile rum Do tnnne. Ohl that night or rear and terror—lt has turned me Item my emir: I dread the boar and Wes the moments, I lay dreamlang on the door t • It bermeht &ant, my alue-elati cotter —I left the cabin door A man again Is Peter Yonne, N ASHY. Mr. Nash!, tries an Experiment which Itesalts not. as he (up:vied—The new Feeling lowan! the Nigger in Indi ana. Pan Orrili,Cmirrvit X R0.1.1/11. tr I. hi !ha Malt Kentinky. The Itituocrisy uv the country ure not in that haunted condishun Jest at this time that I eood wish. The sat.' (nip at the heed of the Government, and his subordinate rattraps at the itrnd ofthe Departments, hey not left ,ez meny opining ez they ought for our good, tuidltheroduckshen uv the expenditures uv the Govertiment :so persistently follored up is death to us. We want vaunt!), but it must not he uv dismist clerks and army officers.- lied the Government puta garrison into every town ezwe prufe side it would, and mai we hey her) this summer in addishen the potato rot„weevil, trust, locusts, floods, yet= low fever, (Buell' and cholera, .we mile hey saute chance uv carryin the fall elections, liar the people wood hey mannered. But ez long ez eve rything goes smi,toth they lair at us when we insist upon a change and Noy Jeeringly,-"Go up, laid heed." And in uddishen to the calamities, we hey beenpor anklet. ,about bein, deprived of the niggCr with Jaez been our cheef and best holt. 0, wait imeksiluin there boa bin in this mat ter! 0, wut a !event) there hez bin uv the walls ut the Demekrutie on 0, wat gain hack there itez Lilt ikquvknttle cardinal prinei pies. • Feelin an ()mustiness in my mind ez to the txmtlishen of the public mind In the Northern States on the adop shen uv the. Fifteenth Amendment, I determined to adopt a most hazar dous experiment. Cited no feint; uv Kentuck, none. Kentuck will git ready to adept aft idea ninety years afterl date, Out I ftilt that 1 wanted to be satisfied ex to the soundnis uv the Ohio and Ittlbuty Dimocrisy on title question. • To this end I determined-to resort to straten...` I wanted to know pre- Owl): the feelings .entertained in these States regunlin the Afriken. I• wanted to see with my own eyes the skoruful Wok whit .wuz formerly slung at Afrie's nose; I wanted to hear again front Demekratiellps that elteedn'exprardon, D—n the nigger, anyhOw! Peaecimplish this I termimxl to personate it nigger, and in thia guise to go boldly Into Injiatuf;• announce myselfas au African nig. ger determined to assert-his rites and.note the, result. I expected, uv course to be hooted and reviled. I expected to be stoned and shot at, but 1 wood thereby kill two birds with one stone, viz: P wood disgust the Inilaneans.with nigger equality, ez they wood see wat It was Audi") to, and I could exhibit my stars to Ken tucky ez proof uv the steadfitstnis uv their lcorthern friends. Wat I determine upon I do. In my younger days • the feat involvin the possemhun uv a horse, wick re sulted in my heir tried for grand lar ceny, and convicted by twelve. pre joodistkerymen, and my Inautem• shun, from which ems. relerared beam my vote wins needled to curyy Pennsylvania for Hooka's:a s this masterpiece was conceeved and exc.. .cooled In lest than four hours. Ain. forchultly the court vim nearly us expedishus, for four days - thereafter I tound myself in a Bested. I entered Whiny es a white man; I registered my name at a Vote! ex white Ilion, but I left it a net;ro, with transformation wits atxximpllshed by means uv hunit cork, in my , room; whit trunsformation wuz uv double use, ex it enabled me to leave my Ito. tel itithout • likuthttin • my account, aids otherwise wood hev bin Mums. ,sible. The county In with I landed wig axiom one, the two - parties be ing nearly tied, neither drain fifty votea to spare, and there beta over a hundred nlggere In the county,- the - 4/ . ..4 , -;;', • Alilkea 10111,,.. if ,he v 40104•1411, holt the bellineeuy, war.,: IVlth toy tart } and handalidakt to Abe Mlor of , tilte,,:tind . tursumln the aoratier uv &preacher in M. E. ) yiken church, whigh character I coed assoom, es the burnt; cork• hid the ac; mulred rotor of my,ume. I sallied our *boldly. Procoorki, the locashea uv .tite leadin Ditnekratuv Vie -mangy,. mulch was al*lthe eikadldatti sheriff,. I sought him - out 'and de. nuinded a in tocripshen fora - Alliken' church, wlch-1 asserted grim roue uv,erectin ga.the osstlstri of t a g county, and uv with I waste holm' tor in charge, holdingmyself at the mine time in slob a posishen that a 'kick coed do but little. If any.. dam. •• "I wuz not , klcktln. • On the contra quite the reverse ! . The guahlu tte kindly; bland ond winahogly be-gged.-Ine to be seated; he ask me with taint of in trod, gushin from his eyes, 'es to the prospez uv our Zion; onto how meny we numbered, mile and. Animal% old and young, and whether or not we eouldent Muir) a reasonable hope that many more uv our color. might be induct to leave the south and set. tle hi the county.. • • Ilopein to frightin hint with nig ger emigrashen,• with I lied heard him denounee not a year before in unmitigated terms, I bald promptly that I wuz even then arrangin for 'the removal uv three thousand into •the county. • "Thank the Lord," said he. "The admirashun I feel for the Afrikeu— he respect I hey for their twiny qual ties uv head and heart, make meeay n the language uv au inspired wri er, 'The more the merrier.' Hotels my humble Contribution to your elturch," lied he, handin me $lO, "tape it, and may the Lord bless its use. And next full, after the Amendment hez bin ratified and your people git the rites wich. wuz :alluz, their°,,l trust you will remember at the 'polls them wlch hey stood your friends, uv whom lam with." . V • Dumbfound I sniggered over to another who was a candidate for ttfe of is uv Treasurer, and tomysurprise and horror ho not only give me $lO, but took me by the arm in a roost af fembnit manner, and insisted On tak- In me round and assistin me in resin the amount I needid. Feelin that so far ez lath" the nigger wuz concern al all; wuz lost,l recklessly went with him, and rely did raise $l6O cash off uv the candidates forfor the county MU ees,-and one wich desires to okkepy a sect in Congris Only wutua wuz this wretch nonplussed. Turnin a corner sharp we mute upon suthin like fifteen . gentlemen who wuz at work on-the streets with a ball and chain attitchadlo em. The minit his eyes struck em lto loosed his holt on ane and shot ahead, keepin in advance till lie had turned the next corner. "Why this maneouver?" askt I surprised that he had oven that much 'uv original Dimekratle feeling in him. "My deer sir!" replied he, "You will excuse me, but the fact is I'M in u precarious sitotashun. I'm a can didate and it is dose. Them geptle men with the ball and chain hey vote; and they hey a most croollpreloodis agin those uv yourcolor. We must honer their itliosyneraides till we kin correct them. The time Is coming, and I am laborin for It alto and day, when it will be all removed. My deer sir, at the polls this fall wilt you and your Hock remember the smi ths.% that I hov made, and tun mak in?" But I did comb to greet.. One uv these candidates insisted upon taking me, nigger ex he spoofed me to be, home to his house to dinner. leju dishusez I wux I went, and' there I met my fate. He lodine to a cham ber, and without thinking uv the burnt cork on my hands I undertook to wash em, which I made a pint uv (loin regularly twice a week. The that splash in the water showed me my blunder. Off came the color and I stOod before him a white man in disguise. lie gave one look at my hands, and then he klckt. !gamin yusly he led me to the front door, and one kick landed mo on the side walk. Thank Maven he coodent kick the 8160 out uv my breeches poeketi k • It is needllts to pump° thia.disgustin subilet - - • I.'s a inlgget I wax; wide: moil; when it wuz known that I wux..a White man I wits ignondayusly•-kiektt Is it true ? •Is this the beginiu ay a new order of things? lii the nigger to reveve all the smika hereafter of the'bemocrats who want oflis ? I fear MO. No sooneris t l uer a proba bility uv this race gettin a vote than the Democratic: leaders, forgetting their proud eaweashen blood, forget ten the difference in the anitomical structure uv the two races, and for gitten that the mink they give the nigger the vote theirdaughters must all marry niggers; they forgit all this and cuddle with' them the mine ez 'they idluz hey with other inferior cla s se s. I returned ' home weary and sad, and silent; I hed nothing , to say to Bascom, no cheerio Words to sling at Pogram. They did not know what I went for, nor how I went, nor slid they ever know. lam how ever satisfied that I must inhiatlitly make a shift into suthin. My time here is rapidly drawing to a close— the shadow is chain round me, and the nits is at hand. Pornot.eum V. N.csnv. P. M. Mich is Postmaster.) Indian Affiairs—Eßeeutive Order. The following,Efecutive order has been made: '• , . • I:recutlive Mansion, Jane 3d, '6O—A commission of citizens, having been appointed by tie President, under the authorlty,of law in the manage ment of radian affairs, consisting of Messrs. , :W. Welsh ' of Philadelphia; Johrte: Farwell of Chicago; George li. Stewart, of Philadelphiti; rt: AV. Campbell, of SL Louis; W. E. Dodge, New York•, KS. Toby, Boston,• F. R. Brunot, Pittsburgh; ,Islathan Bish op, New York and 11. S. Lane, of Indiana; the Ibilowing regulations .will, until further directions, control the aetionof said commission, and of the Bureau of Indian Allitirs, in mat ters coming under, their Joint super vision:. 1 . - • - -- • . - . . Ist. The comnilielon will make its own organizationand employ its own clerical assistants, keeping its news, nary expenses of transportation, sub -tent* and clerk hire when actually .•ngaged In said service within the ninount appropriated therefor by Cong~ree~ • • ,•• • ::11. The Conmthision shall be furn ished With the full' opportunity to in spect the recant:cot the Indian Offi cer and obtain full informatiort as to the conduct of the atiltirsAltereof. :', 3d. They shall have full' power to inspect, In person; or by subsom; mitten, the various Indian superin tendencies and agencies In the Indl an country, to be present ut the pay. „mentor annuities' and consultations and councils with Indituts. and when on theground to advise the Superin tendents and Agents in the perforni since of their duties. 1 9th:'',llicy are ,authorized to be present, in person, or by sub•eont toittce,•at the purchase of goods for ladianPurperes, and ins suet the said purchases, advising with the Com titissioner of Indian Affairs in regard 1 thereto.' ,i • • :ith. Whenever they Audi deem it necessary or advisable that the in 'structions of the Superintendents or .Awnts be changed or modified, they \Vat COlllllltlllitilte- such through the talkc of the Commissioner of Inell; an Affairs to the Secretary of the lii terior, and in like manner their ad vim US to changes 'in the males of laurchasing goods or conducting the ninths Of the. Indian Bunted proper: Comphtints against Superintendents ur Agents or other (Meets will In the ' same manner be forwarthalto the In slut Bureau or DePurtment" of the !Interior kw action. - , ' 4 ' ' ! bo Gh d me e t C in o g m , m e a teomi'we lu a pn h th Scomtnendations to be made as to the plans of civilization or deallnrwith i. Ilia Indians,"and inibadt the wile** action In themanneraboveindicated, and all plaits invoivitigtheje Aim of public Money: wel l upon by 414 Executive or. of the Interior lieibtlethe expenditure is made under the same. 7th. The usual mode of account ing with the pentium cannot. be changed, moduli oxpenditures, there- Awe, Must he sul4ect to the approvals ' required_by law and by the regain ! time; OCthi..TreiriW.DePartia and all vouch e s must conform ter 'lk latuielaws and rantdrements and pais through the ordinary channel. Bth. AU.the °Mears of the govern ment connected with the Indian Der 'vice are enjoined to afford every facil ity and opporUmity Airfield Commis sioner» and their sub-Ommitssloners In the performanco or their duties; and to give the most reepecttniqbeW to their advice within the limits of such officers' poative instructions from their impeders to , allow such Commissioners full access to' their records addseers, colkrato with them in_the m (tut fib t , rpakinet td the extent of th 1 0 , proper powerif the general works or civilizing' the Indians, protecting them In their le gal, rights and regulating them to he come industrious citizens in perma nent homes instead of following a roving savage life.• , • , • 2 9th. The Commission will kee p such records or minutes of their pro- ceedings as many be necessary to af ford evidence of their action, and peo vide for the manner in •-which their communications with and their ad vice to 'the Government shall be made autlsentic. • !Signed] - 'lTAL•Glisrer. , Commissioner Parker instructs ar my officers assighned to duty as In dian agents and Superintendents as follow»: It being the wish of. the Govern ment of the United States to collect the Indians and locate them in per manent abodes upon reservations, and reasonable appropriations have been made to mast them in ,austain- lag thenei'elves utter such location by the pursuits of civilised life, you are endeavorsrpi use yens best In co-bpetatlng to &tisanes this humane and wise policp. Hence you will use every means to Inform yourself as fully as possible respect ing the 'condition Of the-Indians In your superintendency; Impressing the Indian mind on every favorable opportunity with the views of the Government, and thus prepare them to submit to the Inevitable clumge,of their mode of life to pursuits rithre' congenial to a civilized state. You wiltendeavor to keep 'constantly be fore their minds the pacific inten tions of the Government, and obtain ,their confidence b acts of kindness and honesty, and Ratty dealing with them, thereby securing that peace which it IS the wish of all good -citi zens to establish and maintain: Your sneezes' In the accomplisher:ant, of these objects will depend greatly up on the efficiency, discretion and care to be exercised by you in tile eco nomical expenditure of the means plated at your disposal for thlspur pose, and it is confidently hoped the result will prove the wisdom an effi ciency of your appointment for this responsible duty. . TUE VALLEY OYDEATU. From Blackmore's Travels in the Eastern Archipellago, published by the Appletons, wetake the following aunt of the famous Valley of the Upas Tree. Speaking of the two lines of volcanic mountains in the is; land of Java, he ova': '"Thesecund characteristic of these mountains is the great quantity of sulphur they modal*. white clouds of sulphrous acid gas continually wreath the crests of these high peaks atid betoken the unceasing activity within tneli gigantic masses. This gas is the one that Is formed•when a friction match is lighted, and is" of course extremely destructive to tall animal and vegetable life, yarious twiddle; in the vicini ty of active volcanoes, and in old era term, this gas still escapes, and the fa mous Guevo-Upas or Valley of Pois on, on the flanks of the volcano Pu mialayan, is one of thesesareas ofnox loos vapors." After giving the situation of the Valley, he describes it as a small bare place of a pale gray or yellowish color containing many erevices,'and front which carbonic acid pours from thee to time, and.where large numbers of dead animals have by travelers been found, such as dogs, cats, tigers, rhi no:um:2es, and many snakes, and even birds, which have lostthelr lives by breathing the deadly fumes. The soft parts of the animals—the mus cles, the skin and the hair or feathers are found by observers quite entire, but the bones are generally found to have crumbled 'away and disappear ed. The reason that the remains of so manytlead animals are found in the Valley, while none exist lit-the neighboring, forests Is that the beasts of prey eunaot consume them but I oftentimes lose their own lives n the midst of the • poisonous gasc.s. The author then refers tti the&file of the 17pas Tree as follows: i'lt was in such a place that the' deadly upas was fabled to be found. The first account of this wonderful' tree was given by Mr. N. P:Foersch, a surgeon 4n the service of the Euteh East India Company. His original article was published In fourth vol ume of Pennant's Outlines of the globe, and repeated in the London Magazine for September, 1785. lle States that he-saw it himself, and de scribes itas "the sole individual of Its species, standing alone in a scene of solitary horror, and on the middle Of II naked blasted plain, surrounded by a circle of meuntains, the whole urea of which is covered with the skeletons of birds, beasts and men. Not a vestige of Vegetable'llfe Is to be seen within the contaminated atmos phere, and even the tisliesdie In the water." This. like most fables, has some foundation in filet; and a largo forest tree exists in Java, the Antaris laricarla of bonanists, that has poisonous sap. _lViren its bark is cut asap flows out much resembling milk but thicker and more viscid. A na tive prepared some poison from this kind of sap for Dr..llorsefleld. Ile mingled with it about half a drachm of the tap of the following -vegrfta bier: •A ruin, kempferia galanga,. anonnin, wklnd of zerumbod, com mon onion ~..x gurlick, and a drachm and a half of black pepper. This poison proved mortal to a dog In one hour a mouse in ten minutes; a mon key In seven; a cat is fifteen; and a large buffalo died in two hours and ten minutes from theeffects of it. sA similar poison Is prepared front the sap of the ehetek, a climbing vine." 'fho deadly anchar IS thus pictured In Darwin's Botanic Garden: - Metre In dread silence ou lee blasted Willi. Yell rout ells. the Waits* of death 1 So, tam one root, the enremoned toll below A thousand vegetative rerpents crow: la shining nee the steady mutter apes (EAT 1,0 square league. hi. far dlverittuctibead, Or in one trunk entwltte his omitted Ilu ' olus:,o'er the cloud: sod blues at the storm; _Steeped la' fell polsce, ae hie sharp teeth part, A thousand toucuntln quick vlbratlon dart, _Snatch the proud eagle towering Woe the Oath, Or pounce the Coe se ha stalke beneath. Or strew, a. mettlal hosts contend In vain. With human skeletons the whitened piltp." —On Wednesday morning while officer !fillings and. Deputy Sheriff Hogle, at Chimgo, were taking a miui named Mike ;Waverly from the Hu i perLoreourt room, to jail, Where he had been remanded by Judge Gary to the *barge of Deputy Sheriff Hogle, for the purpose of, being s( to , Dewitt ", (sanity, 'loarn, - 4- fellow named - Jerry, Maynahan, a notori ous Detroit their, struck :Billings it lwa blowOrt the neck with a slung ,shot, and Hugh Garrity, a notorious Confident* operator, bladed tidee perate blow on -the. back of Sheriff Hogle's !wadi with a like weapon. At tMiume time thretior four other desperadoes jetted. In, rescued,_ the May .w °leaped with' him. rearreded, but . his rescuers qould:not be Ibund.. =1 1HNH040641, .ft 4.4 .liforisi, On*, I " & r tchiebatitOotrit. Nobody dmim the grell: iikeWier Pilnnty have whOluti a gotdlitee, vhO attracts you by. Redd befotetwerd has - be *Ohm And'ut Wm ati mitts- of tityvhsal ht men - and' women to imindinr Usk kindslooks—paints and , • wasios n; i , ant oflndia kplea- Wu! shnol=v th. 411V:hilt, ?..'Now pot ever"; one= nave *stores. Theynreaspodmide --!!1 poaned anysoneMn loOk *bir y geed MUM' irts bard butve Ades id - very - short:Ups* te brief these trlli jaclean—wash freelY-antt nal 1"w -ith cold mates:,• Air the skin wants is !ewe toad freely‘and it, will take care of itself. • Its m .tbous-_ ands of air holes ustuot be ' 'and 'iduai• 'TbP` .stomackptut no more w tdf•the gale, night and day, than'a 'ft It' must ha, regular rut and tftukr Geed teeth ado tibeip to goodMoks. Brush them with a soft brush,espeb• laity at 'night.- Go to bed,with, Math C 10413 4, Of course to havelyhtte *Eh, it is needful to let tobacco alone. 'Ev •ery , woman knows that; - And 'any powder or wash for the teeth; should be very simple. Acids may - ntiten the teeth;lit they takeoffetuunel or injure " ' • ' Sleep-in a eeel room, in pate Mr. No one can 'have ,a clean skin who breathes bad hit But more than fdl, in order to look well—wake 'up the mind and soul. • I • - 1 When the mind is awake, the dull, sleepy look passes away llom the eyes I do not know that the bmip expands, but It seems to. Think, read—lLO trashy novels, but books . that have someihinz ; how lecturm and 'learn by thew. - - This is oue'gnod . .of preaching. • A man thinks • undlvorks -and 'tells us the' reailt. And if we listen,' and hear, and understand, the mind and soul if are worked. • 4, the spiritual *Atone is nrouseds& Knuth the better. - • . We have seen a awe really_glorilled by the love of God and rutin, which shone through it. Let us grow handsettue. Men say they can't afford books, and 'sometimes they don't even pay for their newspaper. In that case, It does them little good, they must feel so mean while they are reading it. But men can afford what they real ly chose. Hall the money spent in self indulgence,in Maffei indulgence, was spent In booksofsellimprovment we should Hoe a change. Men would grow handsome and womep too. The soul would shine out through the eys. We were not meant to be mere animals. Let us hMie books arid Mad theth, and Wares and: ere them. and eer.-. mons and heed them.. .. Woman and Marriage. I have speculated considerably on matrimony. I have seen young and beautiffil women, the pride of gay circles, married, as the worbisa,ys, well. Some have moved into their costly houses. and their friends _have 'all come and looked at their Ihrniture and their splendid home for happi fleas,- and have gone away and com mitted them to their sunny homes, - cheerfbily and without fear. It is natural to be sanguine for them, as the young are sometimes carried away with similar feelings i • I love to get unobserved into a cor ner and watch the bride in her white attire, and with tier seeming smiling fact and soft eyes meeting me in the pride of life weave a waking 'dream of fliture happiness, and persuade my self that it will be true. I think how they will sit upon the luxuriant sofa, its the twilight falls. and band gay hopes, and munriuring the not now forbidden tenderness, and how thril ling the allowed kiss and beautiful endearments of bedded life will make even parting their joy, and how glad t they will come.. back from the crowded and empty mirth of the gay to each other's quiet company, I picture to myself that young crea ture, who blushes even now at his Invitating carresses, listening eagerly for his footstep as' the night steals on, wishing he would come, and when he enters at last, with an affection as undying as his pulse, nestling upon his bosom. 1 can feel the tide that goes flowing through the heart, and gaze with him on the graceful form us she moves about in thekind offices ofaffection, soothing 'all his unquiet total, and making him even forget himself in her young and unsiatdow ed beautyr I go foniqtni for years, and see her luxuriant-hair put soberly away from her brow, and her girlishglaces re- sii.lnesL into dignity and loveliness, chastened with the gentle meekness Of maternal (Mellon, Her husband looks on with a proud eye, and shows the same fervent love and lielkute attentions which first won her, and her fair children are - grown - about them, and they look on, full of honor and untroubled years, and are re membered when .they.,dle.ll%tfh ington Irring. ' " ' •i - labor of the Heart. The effectofeverything that touch es the heart is mUltlPlied by' the in tensity of the hearts' own changes. Hence it Is that it Is so sensitive—so true and quick en Index ofthebody's state. Hence also it is that it never wearies. Let me remind you of the Work done by our hearts In a day. A man's total outward work, his whole effect upon the world; in twenty-fourhours, has been reckoned at about 8.50 foot-tons. That may be taken as a good hard day's work. During the same time the heart has been work ing at the rate of I alloot tons. - That is to say if all the pulses of a ;ivv and night co be concentrated and. wielded Into one great throb,: that throb would be enough to, throw a ton of iron 120 feet intothettir.. And' yet the heart is never weary. - Many of us are tired aft& but feeble labor few af us can hold a poker out at arms length without; after a few min utes, dropping it. But a healthy heart, and many an unsound heart too—though sometime; you can tell in the evening by Its Stroke that it has been vexed ddring the 'day; thatat has been thrown- off its balance by the turmoils and _worries of 1153 771= ob beating through the:night w. We are asleep, and when we awake In the morning we find at Work, fresh as Wit had only just began 'fo beat. It does this bemuse upon each stroke of work there Ibilows a period, a brief but real -period of rest; .be cause the next stroke which comes . is bUt the natural sequence of that t est, and made to match it; because , In • fact each beat is, in force in scope, in character, in everything, the simple expreodon of the heart's own energy and state.—Appf crop's Journal. , • new lei. , of Ohi o prohibi ting marriages between first cousins aii preventing the marriage of girls under sixteen ytelll of age, as printed, provides that a young Judyeannot be married without - the cement of her parents unhasshe Is'over twenty-one yeaN of age. Under, the ,old law girls over fourteen yeaniotilge were allowed to many with .the consent their parents,' and those over eigh teen to marry without consent. The new provision Ise bitter pill to txmnu hinny inclined boys and girls in whose cases parental authority I. withheld. A man . named Wm. Landon ar rived at the Briggs House, Chicago, at eleven o'clock, Tuesday night, and retired. Friday morning at nine O'clock, not nukkhw his appearance, and a 'strong smell of gaseoruing from ids i‘rooln, a boy looked over the tranmnt of the door and saw himAy itag: oil' the bed apparently dead. The door was broken p 7 and - theman found tete dead., The kas was still turned on, ' showing ' that he blew It ontinstend of . turning it off.' Lan don bi suppsed to have come froin BreekvMei Canada. • MI EMMUI ~oitlteßrig 'mu= 6 , 10 41 82 1=04 IlkOth hi us 1 re cd; , 1.,111*1 0 *e P ti !krw lit O r !V iitl k ' :;tn' an :d e c etibt 4 4 4 4l t 0( 14. Nettle Omaha hate iiveragedlbut thoticiand &Min vetday'elneetheopeningetthe rd d eticiday. thh; latch the evening , hafti liincnunento took sevenyneporger sere MI, the majority of which ware thicrogh pamengmna.. , ....a 3 BUCbarlgtreeqiitbii Wird ofnereuletur strength wasabont be hung for murder. Hobos! the straps which bound him likellax seized the axecoutioner- and hanged him before. I • could arrive. llamas tly appointed lianißali In • a atm.. , . „ . . , t-4 contrivance by whkh the true • If line wfil.beindicatedin.ev• errlatitude, uninfluenced by hod prevent. 141 714 te the =off of.,tbe Compere, his , the devUedat Gmfillehlet,SouthAtriat.' The Inventor will go to England to secure the . patent , disgracida row. and tweerr the ea and crew Attie steamer the Huntei4l at Four Mile Lanec . a email on the Indiana• side of the Ohio, - a. few Mlles below Louisville. It' was a bee fight for all. , One man Was se riously stabbed, with; knife, and• many were more or less wounded. . eomnrittee appointed! by the Colored State Convention waited on General (baby, at Rielunondi - Va., Thursday with a petition that he should issue an order giving , colored Peoirlet . Mind rights -ilk eare and steamboats. Gen. (Arabi , declined to Interfere in the,metter' and referred them to the courts as the proper phice for redrew' of any grievance that may , . —Tire. Orthodox Friends Yearly; Meeting has .been in Session several days in New York, but the 'proceed= trigs have notbeen of general interest. Accessiona of fifteen hundred persons to thei list of members during the past yier are reported, and the member,. ship, including branches in Great Britain and Qum* now numbem, eighty-two thousand., „. - —A few nightsagoilttersoiLull, N.J., was struck by lightning which invaded a ball room in which' there' was a dance going on. The lightning rau 'under along beach which *as filled with girls, and overturned the whole lot—upsetting the girls, face downward, Into the middle or the floor and stunning them foie Minute: A numlurd ail the hair burned °gbh; =DeDgvait _'irrested Bode' weeks Bitlo6 atituieroile, Wis., onisuspielott of havingpoisoned his wilb, , has been Indicted for, murder. Pref.. Media, of Chicago. who examined Mrs Dn. vall's stomach,. found strlchnine , in such quantities as to be able to exhibit it In substance. The fad that Duvall has had four wives, all of whonidied suddenly has , created ,great excite men at Janesville. ' " '• —The lliiutration qf Arris publialj es an engraving of a great spreading treenear Cairo, tinder whlch,'aceerd ing to tradition, Joseph and Mary and the What Jesus took shelter dur ing flight Into Egypt. The tree, which stands on ground belonging to the Isthmus of Sues Canal Company, was marked -to be cut down, but the stand Emp inkaad now . ress Aureole pu keeper to rchased It .pa a watch It. . . . , .—An irieiorabe brute of statistical prbelivities, perpetmteS the folhiw htg atrociously hard facts eonceniing the ages of the most beautifol and attractive ofonr female theatrksd stars . Laura Keene-is tifty-six; Mrs. John Drew ht over sixty; Mrs. Bowers is tarty-Ave; Maggie Mitchell is, forty one ;.Charlotte Thompson is thirty- Inur ; EAIe = Gorruon forty; Kate Reignolils is 'forty-three; Lotto' Is twenty .or twenty-slx ; Charlotte Cpshman is nearly seventy, and a Malden: Mrs. Davenport -Lander is fifty. Lydia Thompson will never sae thirtAgain, and Mita+. Marriott hOs arrived at "years of deeeretion." —A Seminary has been opened in Berlin in connection with the Evan. gellcalJohanneedlft, for the purpose of educating young men--o f whom there are already seven in the estab lishment—to fill the offlOs ureic:my ! men and teachers among the Ger man immigrants in the Milted Stittei. The constant stream of immigration from Germanyto America has made the want of educated pastors and schoolmasters every day more and more felt. The Forth American seminary, though united to the Johanumitlft, is an Independent ad- Ministration and has separate, ac counts, but they are both' entirely de pendent on voluntary centribtitions for their support. —During the late meet in at Merlin of the Society for Giving Aid to Sick and Wounded. in time, of War, the Prniolan army had a grand mancevreo In this they imitated exactly an actu al field of battle. Men were supposed to be-killed and wounded, awl were borne MT the field. The, ambulances were all equipped as for.-war, and the army surgeons were on duty, and watching over the carriage of wohnit ed men, as if the field of battle were a real one. •To test the Medical " or. rangments, the number of Men sup posed to he woutided was made great er than would - actually be the case, and wounds of all kinds were sup posed to he inflicted: Every wound ed manwas attended to on the field; —Two students of St. Vincent's ' College. at Whecling,, while swim ming in Wheeling Creek, on Thurs . - day afternoon, ktterupted creekrry 1 Thurs o smaller boysluxosis the on 1 their backs. One of them, .William Johnson; had a. •sicialler boy named Baxter on his shoulders, and • when In the middle of the stream was heard toory out, "Bastes you are choking me.", Abrother of Johnson's,. who stood on the shore, seeing him In dis tress, plunged in and succeeded In relieving him of, his load, thinking he would have no farther difflcUlty. . The • latter, hoWever, ' immediately went under-the surface, ruse again and Bank to rise no more: The boys immediately commenced diving for him, and in a few: minutes found and brought. to shore his body,-but It was too late. -4 colored nealboy, ,about thir teen years of age; developed himself in anew line On Wednesday, bud at the Federal-street Depot of the Pitts burgh, Fort Wayne and Chlutgo railroad. If ho Continues in the busl= unksicheeked by some untow ard ev_ en t ,, such air th e penitentiary, he It deMlued toschlep eminence as, a swindler., Ills opedltion consisted In appropilating a valise And a roll of leather, which luul bet'n - Placed on the floor by a gentleman, who me menhintyliad hit attention directed to the purchase of a ticket. The young operator 'carried •the goods into the freight olbres .. nnd walking back to the pasiengers wait ing room cooly stepped up to the gentleman who was,anslowdy look-, fothis property. and tusked jam much wouki,be given for Ha' recov ery. Not auspecting,the toy to be the thief; thefentleman offered a dol lar which was accepte2latid the loser was condneted to the. NV MOM,' where the articles were. y ho edni immediately • aw wile some , Uwe the swindle was discovered. :Ile* not been awn since—Pitt Goode. lill ... . Amid 1 'l3 34 I rE s eisasy:: leMdlid." 11 ''.~. .~,~. 11 Vi 1111Taal 115 I I ao • • 'ffIIII4IWAT, Vaal er . t. • ' lam ...... v9Pssllsbdasky:. ‘. • w : #4lO _47 mini 4 Woostet 556 , Ornilis. • 11 log Wrilaxt ' iuks mg' , • onus no • . 4 1 , 1 i. .111111 siili Ism, ogr 4 'IOW 1011* c •• ///a lidelk , • Ractiettik • '" • {llea NI a •, ' • Vaisidavink 'We* OWN. lad dallk , iltsparea• loinanwVoi , tt =t. dlUidw 'am= p e: tas . sa. yrs Lir NV at Tdandadaalao MO. (Zaldl•Aall'aili';id,d,fttitaiiili il=a, Now laaveaTaamplows. ens. da:dtew Vaiala.lso ag, Wasimmr. W.l? a. at. Retaraair Wm' nalaarga.' ao , P. la. fa , - eves Maw eadatttpaur: tded,ll,. 94aarot Said *Mt,. , CUIVRIARDEi res ItTSBVitqn,FLUWAX4 Ca sad odor ion wax inu tem swain* &DJ arsiatad)aalbliowo. = ' , irravtous. t 1tiu5.41200.!/[44/.., ClitieWA: . 0, 11304.44111711;i4i' -- '::.*.. 1110 es— t • 11111; , . 1.....1...... 1101- Hadow. 40 CM=MI o tiiime.77. ITATIONS. 11 Ilig We%vine Mt' ' 1115 533 [ tseriti 610 Ik - .sat 113=61treet 130 • 1 1.33 110 ' -PK/ : aorta Ulm .. " 7— grr - litiositsrlilliip 7 S -7 * . Be as t ipes, SiSsig t5O/11 'll 7 / 1 1 ; ;Vas 111114 " . " 1 it' It. irs , 1.6 110111061f0rry...... 1 . 1140' • 1111 .. Or •• .. Hum ....... ~... .. = . ill" -, NO' SII R : 1 '... . 111.417. A. riP•7l4/ . 1: 1 , .... _....,. Pittsburg ...... .. 40041 g Mrs !Sag lisilibis Tam.. MU •i ' an. . CO _ mak5ith............ sto 411 "Aq Ilissbessills ' - e 1 .1115 '• :::: • • ii.i. • TOL ta a Wad tads laWeßs vier tra)a fivie WOMB. to Pitt• TIRICARAWAS BRA. *a.naltdalOWW"Li• rm rini.mglpaw J.m.umwar.clatend N all/ Weeds Saw Sae Uslidgiya • 1 , IL Ittaltoolll4 BRIDONVA.r.tit, PA • WEESLY lIKCEIV/NG A FRVIG bUPPLT .OF GOODM IN EACH OF THY FOLLOWING ueramtikNm 1)R GOODS. Steubenville Jeans, White Woolen Blankets, Annv BLankets, Brad ley's Barred Flannels, Merin- " os, Alpacas, Delaines, ' Bleached, - Brown and gold- - • • . mixed water Proofs. Chinchilla Cloths, . Woolen Shawls, Brown and bleached Muffins, DM . Bugs, Tiehings, Prints, Canton 'Flannels, Misery, Gloves, Buckshin mitts, &c. G-roCeries, . COOL TrL, tlogai, Wilde Sliver Dips, Golded and Common dyrups, Candler, Soap, tl and Woes YeaL • - •NaiL4 Glass , Door Loam Door Liam, Semis, Tibia Callen% lsbleowl Tea Sperms, bklgb 8.1. Cool Boxes, Mrs !Morel. mad Pokers. MAW sad faro. WOODEN WARE Dockets, Tubs, Churns, Hatter Mots Sud Ladles Liigeed. Oil &White Lead. iloota. and k;hoes volt MEN 114DIEWIND CUILDSILN. Rifle Powder and:::Shoii; Blasting Powder and Fuse. Floitir l'oaod do Quvierisivrare. , • Wheavy grade delivered free of charge. . • eleoltatteatket lo bardaese. red by I f tottetarttly baud a well awl ted tdodc of goo of allit• defame t kinds amity kept la • rosatry et sodets/kood bop& ,tba titan as la lbe to merit mad malls a liberal share or the public Illativ&re• U. 04. rta.worrn.... dreWekly. DR. : HARRIS' EclecticSuininer. Cordial . ; Is pia 4 . Gillible Remedy fir rotAitlina:n. DtSENTEItr. '.eiI(ILEgA'IIOIII3C.S, SICK .TOMACII, ke, S h IINCE TIIV.INTRODUCTIO4' OF this renal& Medicine Wino albite' it, as turret failed. to Ore the mot perfect satisfaction . in every Instance, and the' proprietor autliiiringi Ids agents to'reltuul the money in every rasa witere It fails 16. PRICE; so 6irrra no*LE. • 0 14,11iSiff_ricrilly. or sent by express to, II AY,-PIII the 02 +14tri. as receipt of Stio.prias. Addiew— , . j • HARRIS VIVINGI, IPholesalc Druggists, Pittsbune,Pa.” nuty3:3tn. E- .P" 1 0 . • , t at-tow/4 ltr•stiallowrit t to, !:4 t-'l.l24*4l24.o,lPatf.'4"`„''' ,s,tt f.abniuptnr..4c,ii , ' 3 11511 '1' . 1 1;1 14 - 1;0 4 . 1114:: • .•?•ta . ? .B. 00 1Ati• At • it;• 1 1 7 .:“ 4 .- , t ,„, 40 ,44 4g ati e tt it 7 , 44 .; • 411,- eh iwn , A.: ',~:., ~s~~'' Wlbld~ale'Ud Re*" iiellieta 16,1 !2 ' as ; 110 40 BOOKS do STATIONERY I 1211 T f tmeric rff • S. 4. I 11 : " ' "ktuteArgortflueiffltstsaudßooki •Eincitytat REIN/TON, ; • .BRIMIS , LNITHZB. - .; 11•• ••• T. - SitiAsib ti l thool Book*, School and piliez' TicikAo44l4lBuoone!YAP4 Blank Pcx;43, I' ip g. tgerli 111 4 - till ELII2 1111111111! RIX tXX nwr XX 136 a i 111 .16 0p 61 4 4i . ErW; .41 • . gif f igin bur • , 0 - •;, 4i , 416 • as r - ' MIS Ibill ' 111 P. 3 ,i,,, • 19.1 Llbetty Street,Pittibutgk 'L ,, •-• •''•,' •• ME SMW CkOODSI EMI SpMoR Laud bYtaloer ' Good'. • I -RAVE JUST 11t1=1119110'.41, NEW; WINiCa 'Pr GOODS Of rug is zaT, frt . L Clogbd MB @ER cONBTANTLT 011 NAND =I CLOTIII*O 11• D II TO - ORD KR. SOO - 1 / 1 1 ~.... 1011 Isessioad nag limiibopial.ptifesopd; at @bon •, 1 • WILLUM Jr • anews . . - • , sazDaktirirp, rm. WM ' ,SPRING' 1869: WElroy;.Dickson.B4 Co.i No. Afi Wood.Fireet,' , OFFER 'IIIEIII. _ a SPRING . STOCK . OF DRY - GOODS And Notiom; • • At AVM 0.1_,E.5.A.143E 1 And Invite their cuatornent, and ;the trade generally, to call. Effl sail as ex- TOL •.11%1.101. Dr. E. S. Warner. KNOWN YOE TEAKK •AS THE " INDIAN PHYIIIOIAN of Piitsburgla who has had twenkrfive years experience in practice, and whose father was known for forty years, as ISDIAN'PRACTITION i 5 toads with enema pearly emu form ofme. whether element or lour *mallow. The Deeter's management of -dimaite la, Is many respect, pe culiar to himself sad predeomeor. and See Per. .one who may avail t .entealree of lie treatment fora.ndiotem length of time wtil be gneathr hew !IMO:warm& if elan mumble. No matter ftder whet slshmit ed the patient nay lave twee treated tor (Meek disease., amen which maybe Worded mom arm Y 31actplemt Cloosatapdoe. & complatnta Yi wen Aldhina, Colds. Coughs, Dispepeia, 'and those various diseases of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels and Kidneys, Dropsy, • Scrofula, Tetter. Rheumatism, Ely sypelaa, Bronchial Affeetiono,r. Sore Eyes, Nervous Moonier". and wetly others, generally yield to his well known practice embracing Ike ale of many . Indian_ Remedies. Where desiredpatients may be treated by cor resPondenee, and medicine sent by hating the entre described, giving age, rex, &C. °Mee, medicine, and consulting rooms, formerly on St. Clair, Are now located at :t Pn it, Penn at., near St. Clair, Pittsburgh, . • [marlo,3m >. 'a! s 0- 3 • § , tMj 4 o a-- zi a o o= aka La .-. 4 , , •v, = 1 7: 1. 0 72 3 a Ft° 0.1 0.--4 •0 2 e 3 ; NEW niFux Guocsur PROVIIii IMRE "CLOchefrater. By 00E & DARRAG lIVIIERR NAV DX FOUND Fatally Uroorrke taw Prow Weak Nab. ' Came, Hatter, Leta, Haan. OU, Pare Cid Vi i l =3Yrape. Maumee, SO. Ter, Seam Crickets, Tobacco, elpre,qtateaswers.Willow-asze, Wooden-ware, sad everything ' In thefr line,ead they hope • by strict attention to business, to merit LIBERAL SHARE OF THEPATUONA N.H.—All kind. at vomit:7 Crodeka, tka market peke. , COE& DAIREAGEI mxhister Oct. lit. lec—octirc:l.T N am ampuma•vx.• • • • i • The New Litht Petrol= Mit Gives twice the light of Carbon attend b s under all dtrameetances. •••- • • ' Can Not be Expl • • • The sis oar floSoilkinfloc' baire With* Noss Porsoinonsiods dlstlnstloo. without the aid of gh Is gmloally ta by : ta rsal@ of — asetiroa, Is Arms worlok la mrery Bead AdOsool, J. z. rAZ.Nusk# • 3° ' —AVM OR; ~i , ~.k~l .x~ ~' 11~ 1., Jr • fl ,•. .41' • Iron .4aret MENEM MCI I= ' 1!. INIMiil • AND REPAIR SHOP. gelatine and maehhtery made sad st=a the beet Etre. - Mather mat minty of I rae olth imimattleade accommodate cultamme with &mod ev - erstikag la Ur mattes Um mid at lowest Ma. wed Mae* Cauthais, cat digerati* patterns, teetedleg Mel Oriet Wattaim which speaks for Itself whatever It We bees used. Cooking.hfnkliardf.Wnr at the wurt pep Mar Aaron, et an Cooking Ulnae the Garay RILPTIBLIC the best am It takes little Net tittle nom to do the most work. last bast sad aria datable, takes altogether the best stare In re, la conneciton with the stove I here I, up a Patent Portabis Iraplesteber 'rope which lakes ray little room, Do addition d leek con not pskest se order. lust bet liable to emir oak bblPesebes wttkaß !bps, ear be pat an ae taken off at say tire and rode to salt all ernes of soy sloe poorer- hestlatang of whet Is bane saltl,l offer air, =wee of persons !relic Died the Stove Int some UMW • I De: Isaac Masan, 3 k.7'. Kennedy, ,3 Ma b el Besmody. 4 Robert IV Gowan, - &John Watson. 11 Dr. Jr. R. Jackson, T Dr. J. 8. Kilian. Y Dr Barber. Dr. J. I). McCreary. 10 muk. W. 11111 et, 11 William Lyon 'II Andrew Morrow 13 Mom B. Beans 14 Cant. Jams. Bossy 13 Capt. J. 3. Winans la bin Major Wads 17 Mrs. Geo. Fulton 18 Fl. T. Reeves. 19 A. O. 112.kvary 20 James Cookie 21 Mamas B. Data RI flub !Meals 113 Capt W. Glum, 14 Tkonun Bradshaw. 8r fO Milo Bradshaw, id Robert Bradshaw 27 nos J Bradshaw. Ir. TM Dime Reed. 12 Milton Hoed 517 alllo Reed Si William Reed, la Joel Rand. DI Kra nos Ilunter 34.1ohludoa Latakia M./Imes Thompson, g 6 Moths Knight SI Eklund gala 113ftewets al Jonah Kellum 40 David Can - '4l Dr. Noon tl itedantla Fronk 46 James Knowles indis Wenn 45 Walisai Yarrow. 46 Wm. Maculae 47 lamenel Caren . 46 Jossph-VeDenatt 49 Its. Jos X'Deroltt. 50 Walltm Wagner 51 Rey ll F !timbal .52 Wallington Engle 55 Jobs Y. Marks at Caw, A.lll*Donald 55 Capt. II ll'Donald, Di Wm WDonsid, 57 Mrs Kane, li!Dottakl' 511 Met. WAIN la Mrs Landis tal William Grove. 61 faunas Gross In Introducing our stave we were In ow= • peat number of stove* rekently mszolbet and sold by other patties. These, se nosed thing. an neltrly new, and embrace/ the nearest and most - Improved Nike sew wade. excepting' these manulactured byinpelt, We will sell thew at very low rates, Bailer three Ant etre engines on bend. et about fifteen bane power capacity, they Sr. edkred to the public at reasonable rater, JOHN VIIORWILIT. T DAWNDN, J. " 8 aasiar Palls, Pa 113VIII0 JUST OPINED A LARGE STOCK .OP UBO( KRIS. Paln* of IP Colon., Onmad, Dry' his 4 Is Partbaaera wM do well to all and essailse oar stock of Palate before purtbarbt Aware' • ' ~; Aka. Choke Brea& Faiss L Canty ILMI la Back.. All Wads of Country .pradu. takes la •=it u rada sricd.or atou. i oajtarita alt a r4;oraer. b 011 W • R i i .l r 2OK lIERE • -. _ • • Sr AXIIIIIMMEIS esd=rbegs lowa to lobe= Ale Maeda i t geotrally that be haejeet orshod •, note of good. of the leteet ewes o w Nolof sad beauoer oar odd& be ores et way GENT 7. Ftriarzslinta • • clOaDs. conimannY on wow. zbettdoe node lo oreer ea d.dortestaedelb Tbeetabd to *epee& be pot laeots, I lops ehills Woodall° boom" 0 ! 8,111 .! obee of the roe. • • • DAXIICL XII,LIPIK_ • .1111.1112 l vi:. 31W01W47V1. PAL mar 94:1f . FEP4I:.I AftE •' • .1';' , :1.f1:.. f t ' ' l r NsRU rZ' ME =I Keeps a CompkteAmpitnien . t et bri!ei,CO,oking.:Stovei 'ebb!: .4*301 I=l , Ilkiesata mill Moods* Done to Ordes promptly and on Ramon- able Telma. Parfocular Atteition Paid to Job Work. jappsoul sad PRESSED WARE Kop& &aslantly op Hand. Shop on the towel end of Third Street, MEM :Heaver., Par CaWand Examine our Stock before purchasing .alsewhore. [toarllktf 7RE3f,CIV - A.11.4 CLEARANCE SALE. HAYING found our present store too smell 'for our business, we will Re move-to ' w au' r4rEsErtir - ir gat., about April Ist. To SAVO trouble and expense of moving, we all. now &slut out our Stork of HARDWARE AND at? F3L! 3FL -sr. At Greatly Reduced Prices , LINDSAY, STERRIT & EUWER, 337 Liberty st., Pittsburgh, Pa. marlo t( FALLITON WOVX.MIT. STOVES, ' ' ,= In=lM lal=iXt= GS Jammian Mciassle. 66 Yn ST Jobs W. D. Sista. 06 S. S. Wlerraa. .7obri Benj. F. Pugh. n mama usacsy. 71 Cant..l aa JoimeMa. U Benjamin Franklin 74 Jacob Jansen Frederlek Lamar, en it. liobert Andrews, 17e Jahn IL Duncan, . 1111 Bin. The. Xkldletoe .80 James Morten Al David Loyd 111Tbumaa ram 54.10hn Dam ß ian 81 Andrew W. Jackson. 'Fin damsel Tarim, Ilimm Stowe. 4 Pii lire. L Patten...eh MI MS= Divides's, ell Gm Shively. 41 %mad Danko, ReaD. P. Lowery, el Robert hatnle, O Geo. W. Ihnditan. 91 Frank Minos, 11.aq Duna, 99 George .1111011Itkaardes, Xal K Flantey. 99 Alfred PICINI === tri IM Wes Join Thomas 103 Join Lawny 1104.1. W. INultboarat ,106 Juno Thome. • • • VD Robert iVaThae 1107 Daniel Maxwell DisTbours Marva. 141 Dr. C. I/. Tuttle, 110 Cribs 01/00:101 In Rory Vetter Praiscla 110411•1 1n lal Sena, 114 E. 1. 11143ilsk 113 llenrlcl & Lens. 116 . , klmelWromol Petalami 118 Rev Wm Nesbit 1111 limn 1141 Wllllam Struck. RI Jo•epii L. IfLemaae• feb UPI" NOTIONS, • - UO3TS & SHOES, - HARDWARE. GLASSWARE, QUEENSWARE, TINpARR, • I ' --- NAILS, DRUGS, &G Window Glut all sizes tad doable Arm*. special as Maim paid tob Slang orders /or . larza slits .wladoir te. Alpo LIN8E111) OIL, • ettILIDE BUBNInQ OIL - BENZINE, COALE'S PATENT ,D11,1(Elt E 4 " 4- 1 411324"z " - 04Di ' . • , Freik Arrival *:;,SPRING : ; GOODS all JAZZ A. FORM:MEI, DILIKONEN !I,oOuHENTEit; DRY GOODS, I „ Olt, EVERY; DESCRIPTION, At nailmilk Nati.- Call Yiuly, and -BAIRGAZIa, As we can not:be Vodetiold. 111!AMPINd AED •PM6ING DONE TW I ORDER. REMEMBER THE PLACE! DIAMOND, JAICES A. FORTUNE. • P:13,:--1 have secured the service, el Watt Beaty, forreeny of Bridgewater. mar3l;ly , - mosarrip x.:..14 IN &HAVER. Nay be Meese W beet etroortmeat et DRUGS, e aloirkee, 7 CiriEf4CC APURBI Mk.S. . Liquoits, WINZP And'Erandlies, Paintis , Nu . DYE ETurrs: t. TOILET AIITIOLEa, SOA .nreusiErEs. PATBNIV itIIDICINEN la gram'misty, 8H a/ lba_bast gadfly, sad opala clover than Ca b at at may °caw Drag la tba • toasty. Dspuaeo's Yam& Pftso3 castslmix . Climupararii.il; aura. it.par ne lasial af_ LAMPS • LAP T r O'S, LUITICHSV, lITATIO3IIIT. WIXDOW GL aMI T% !Nor send outside of Or c 1 87414 illeame• Dilkt !km sad sold cheerer tbaa cam b booed asp vim, Ow lat those who doubt Ws esl.l sal ice, and a., erill ambit no mon. , tram .1. 1 11091111. • Wall Paper ! Wall Paper ! Wall Paper ! OIL ct,orrri 011 Cnat2). CZPIXA carrots. CARPETS. CARPETS. CARPETS: Benj. Mu!helm, 115111D4911 WATER. PA.. liaeinst received a large et WI • ,Paper, C Books', eltailacery; all knala of Window-, Shade. !- Looking-Gimes, Thula, TRAVELING SAOZIL Satchel; Baskets§ Children's Carriages& Was. All kinds of Ton, ram,' Good, Aho, An Extetutivo Ausortabent of STE REOSCOPE S and• STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS This is the lairgest Ind best selected Stock of Goods la the county, and bought direct from manufacturers, at the lowest price; and will be sold lower than else where. , BENJ. XIILIII.IIII. ma r17:11 MEYR,A3 & SIEDLE, Succeurtn to REINENAPI: MEYRAN & SIEDLE; No. 42 • Flith Avenue, Gold and Sil7ersanithm. asxt dealere le FINE JEWELRY. WATCHES, DIAMONDS, SILVER AND PLATED WARE Agency let all the best snakes of American Watches SETH THOMAS' CLOCXS. AU Muds of watches earefolly,repaind and guaranteed. [lnayl9:ty BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. Lg BURCHFIELD & CO. So. 38 St. Clair Street, P1TT* 1 131.711.G141, PA. Are selling out their stock of HOOP SK!RI AT COST • CORSI:TS at :5 Ma, wialb $1 Figured P. K's. fist 69 etc. wont $l. Plaid Mimi for 28 cta.. worth 37,4 A lot of soiled blankets at #11.50 myrtle IS A lot of recutants!tor CidMice' drew*, cbesp. A Pail STOCK , OF FANCY SILK& Grey Peplise, Plakl PopU retie 59 Si Clair. bow Sixth et. PktrbarilL Der. 10: may& ,ikim. lin MID , `I PITTSBURGII. Pa
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