Witt Vittsturgh *gazette.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1855
GAZETTE TERMS
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do. e O. screed by aanlars, le eeata a week,
Daily Elrel2 l / 2 1.... 1111.0 Y Per Sear.
do.
Meekly, la de,„ served by santwa, La ce n t s a woek.
Web. .
.111.60 per ye a r,
do, glans doPics Daoo do.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
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Two weeloh..
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21 ED it • • 6 60 800
2400 17 12 00 060
40 CO, 25 62 16 00 10 MI
Bitretttee=tsumerrea one year may oe amazed
at the advertiser 'pleasure, at a charge of 43 cents
yet swum!, or 90 Deets If pale at the time,) but
Wert be to the liemecllste bnalneta of the
advertiser..
Advertisements eontreeted for otherwise than
&idly, will .b• Inserted on such days ea the *dice
m l y sell*:
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vens:ea advertising CASH.
Meath Notices, each insertion I so
asarrime . 75
SeesraboaC notices sdrertisemeate, per hip sOO
Laecutars!; or Admintstrators , Notices. 3 CO
YEAALT aDvatrnexare EsTze
One sqUare—oonfined to the s • •
- of the advertiser, end not to tnalud
eormatiOn - Of new Ern., wants. •
ones a week. An ereesa to be •
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earted ona month or more. For a lea period 20
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pled by ten thus of the ordinary advert.W.og type
of the Ram, .
DREADFUL REVELATIONS
In a recently published report of a commis
lim appointed to bavesUgato the abases
Ins In England through the untimely employ-;
knelt andAnhuman treatment of ettlitlien. thi
elioactiMateof things tilt 15 truly. shocking..
We copy Wfewof the fads.
.d. bootmaker testified—'Boys are not usually
Imprenticed 1.91 liar .14, Ott may go much
ywanger thin that. Under a sort of agreement at
,oboutTh,lll boY here 1a.12. He toss beau ti
Yair with ima„ but they begin younger than that.
I bettaa'aattalt St 0- I didn't work so very bmg
at Met; far 1 wah with a relation; but at it ;
taiglrivitut 14 hours a day" for 50 a week;
Ulkatesto.iln tact. this regular trade home--l 4
boot; Wlth.twethoteriformmile. Ms certainly
tO O / 0 4011rn*Mi bWitai! PurlieulatlY AS may
tO tat ad *tcoP..' 'Wemt alt, end -stem
a:balm bob Mak: ; Llutaamsaaf op= had on
tag back attar leaving the 'mutt; taltaxuabla to
stove. /lamed to tio this (ehowing szniStalrY
at 14 peaty old to keeplayseltualtaat Work."
Tax muuSw.iss MOPS
"°The 'Week at- fillerield is very hard upori
WhildriM. ,The nature of the oocapation is tar
s dellipetive of ilfe, for three principal risa.
4
_VA i Cie li ability of the worker to inhale:
the .binemity of a constrained poaltion
W at and the W ventilated state of the
been to work In these employments
at abont 0 - ,te 10 years of age, and from this age
navEarde they are ertryloyed whenever _light
Welks-. 1 maths, some eases work which 16 not
Tat. c a n Os found for them. it Is common for
ffm to eater moan onecif the deadliest De
c-opal:Mat known, - Ws, fork grinding, as. young
aa 0: moitheitta at or befinethe age of 10, Outs
4 1 . 1!)yontA t tl 8"or 7. Mr. White, one of the
eas, adds, that "he found a child of
6 yam oat a wheel where he had worked for
acme mantis at other dry grinding for his fath
er. • The' Esoployarstit- in which 'most of the
young children aro found is cutlery. Girls' as
well sm Mare acometimes begin tide at 7 and even
6 years DM " and one boy whom'. Mr. White
fended fit wnilk had beano at 5. A woman who
bev y = canary herself at 6 years old, , "put her
own:Mier now dead, on at 6." •
Ile etnntliliteloiner writes:
"A 9 years old, orat most 10, worked at
mkt j; rolling three nights-running as
well Atturtherevs, and this under hie own filth,
. ay. We Should have gone so (i. l e„ nights as
wee] sadega) to the and of the week, only the
mane 'bi down: lits case, and the appeals ,
41 NV he repeatedly made to me, ) whether he
so tap to school a bit longer, instead of
Wo '. Struck me an pccollady Painful. Art
iobreansgairil., who want at nine. years old to
t
g and.tempering crinoline steel, worked
Calico from 7 a. is MI half past 6 P. sr.. roar
ItlMutg eiveek. 'tor many and many a month,'
•""xnatV - a time till 12 at night,' and either once
,or. Skleo worked from 7 in the morning all
through the next night and day, And on till 12
the Mowing night. 'I had to Ave very badly,
and If I kailmo dinner, he (the man) always
gave me-a lit.. Another boy at a rolling mill,
- where aia :mesa hours were from Si, e. to'
Ulf plost.N.r. x., worked about (erne nights every •
wedk tabwif pain. 8 P. at. at lust. and Misfile '
six itiOaltat out of the nine he was there, there
beteg dwr mad night relays in the remaining
- three month... and for about four months he
worked one day and night together every week,
and safdetimm two- days and two nights run
ning.
"Another, aged 9. --- `l3efore I came here I was
newly a year at the Same work at some works
In the country. Came here as cellar-boy last
FridaY. Next morning we bad to oegin at 3, ao
I stopped here all night. Live dye miles off.
Slept on the floor of the film= overhead, with
an apron under me and a bit of jacket over me.
The tee other dais Ilutve been here at 6 k. M.
Lv I It lb hot to here.'
Father of the last boy.--*Work in the forage?.
Last Saturday morning we began work at'2.
We had slept It the &mace, being strange-6 in
the teen.. We Ave at Wadpley, four or five
miles off. We have to be bete by 6a. es.. It is
a low wiry fa the boy to come and
,go back
each day, I can manage it. I should like to get
mite plaoe in the tows him to atay fn. Satur
day adtarneon ho Ono over at 2 or 3,
.
An under manager— , There la a good tied Of.
heavy work. I have men a boy Of 14 years old
naing a 24otind hammer in Ala forging, and
some who shave grown completely out of- form
. truck the work."
Ls the glass works the labor Is fearfully hot
end laborimas. "A man, now 33, who began
the trade at eight years old says, %hinny a time,
even while l was a bey, 1 have been on 48
'boom at a time In those email places, till I could
hardly hold my eym - open, and I have been that
tray so as/ couldn't sleep because I was over
tired. I Was forced to do It.' Under such eir
ctunstanoes these oppressed: children mow up
. In lamentable Ignorance, The report cites many
examples. We have only room for one. A
f ou g aiousa boy. alter spelling 'distress,' said, it
means 'when you get nothing to eat." Another,
"coo knew A, B. q, but could not get beyond I),
said, " the Prince of Wales Is a solider, I think.'
Ammer gissa-boy, licence Brookes, said 'lre
land was a Uncle town.' and thought London
was little town, too.' Johnilliermott said he
lOWA Queen Victoria well as.a lady who had
given her opinion that 'Dublin wan the manliest
Vacs in the throe kingdonia.* John had heard
DI 'Jesus Chriat bring put lathe cants awake
'sad alive "
Bach facts need only be dated; they require
Ito comment- Is it any wonder that the employ:
era of thede wretched pear can undersell Amer.
lien artisans and manufacturers, who pay thou
'rho !sharps:" them wages enough to enable
them to giverheir chiddren good food. lodgtogi
comfortable rest, cheerful play. and abundant
=heeling; - Does anybody want to. reduce out
peer,. to a like condition I Is It desks.;
ids that American parents shall be crashed to
tbst debteihm degree of povertj ' which will so
harden era brutalize them as to enable them to
.: bind *Ulf oftepriog to the laboring oar, ea
.sbove deseribed, at twelve; ten, and even eight
!ears of age' I If so, it can be brought about
tiafrurellYas pier effect followed.cause. All that
Is mm . 1;244 , 40 to leave our national industry
Inflrm? .lry free yadc, to the . competition of
• =oh ciployent' as -to carry . , on the spar
WU or labor new existing koglaild•
34cIllabc4Ilice that hereeewnibed is better 07211
absolute; 4:6llAllitt• •• PLO tam :Itouae. boy's
jeanitiots-Al rdistroia,?-tera.:yot dab ; '0
44447'4/.0. ?ii;ftliliartistaite:, May. ,tiodAn
1 161 ' 2 1M6 giv e
. i mlere WisdOßlOallext
Xonio : '.dtalnuar.,. from our istvries-Psirehe.o
. th . e Pg 2 ckProtelgOTh.str_wgiezi,
speoldilffittnasztesepleyttums at good wages;
of thetnedielto Would 144
Tirtdia*latrorte Idr-lierpcettag the fabrics
itosiratcettfls- 111 great At that of the mite
mho Wort nee leboti and they are the ma !
Wig/ 111170111 tpO T l , heaven end . earth . they
to'ii*Ji down all prii*tlo room natbrti
tilliudrustri.l . .Tittiem bee trade is the way to
arealtk, ttit. Op*. lettaz4 Pc)! 1 i! She fan
ICOto . tddeedOkirty iiitik - ag Its deptudag con.
ainetantii
tip,.'“Derdel may be bows& by a len en hie
3214—ph00 Aimischo l i him
Mr. Samna'. Raolnhou.
The fidloaing was introduced in the Senate
tr.r Hon. Charles finsciner, today a
Besthtd, That in order to provide proper
guarantees for security m the future, so that
pence and prosperity shall surety prevail, and
the plighted faith of the nation shall be pre
served. it is the full duty of Congress to take
care that no State declared to be In rebellion
shall be allowed to resume its relation to the
Union until after the satisfactory performance
of live several conditions precedent must be sub
mitted to a popular vote, and be sanctioned by a
majority of the people of each State respectively,
as follows :
The complete restoration of loyalty, as ahoun
by on honest recognition of the natty of the
Republic. and the duty of allegiance to It at all
times, vithout mental reservation or equivoca
tion of any kind.
The complete suppreaslon of all oligarchical
pretensions, and the complete enfranchisement
of all elthena, so that there shall be no denial
of rights on account of color or ?ace, but Jae
flee shall be Itupattial, and all shall be equal be
fore the low.
The refection of the rebel debt, and at the
same time, the adoption, In lust proportion, of
the national debt and the national oblizations
to Union soldiers, with solemn promisok never
to join In any meaaure, direct or Indirect, for
their repudiation,
or In any way tending to Im
pair the national credit.
The organization of an educational system for
the equal benefit of all, without distlaction
of color or ma.
The choice of eltlzens for °ince, whether
State or national, of constant and undoubted
loyalty, whose conduct and conversation give
assurance of peace and reconciliation.
Resolved, That in order to provide these es
sential safeguards, Without which the national
security and the national faith will bo imper
iled, the States cannot be precipitated back to
political power and independence; but they
must wall until these conditions are in all res
pects fulfilled.
w. busanesi
dissolution.%
—chtmgeable
ed stral?,
es I time.
elk. I wen*.
An Explosion In the Commonwealth Bank
—8400,000 Destroyed,
5 * Beool • 10 50 800
;. 00 15 00
00 18 00
About five o'clock yesterday afternoon, an
explosion occurred in the Commonwealth Bank,
located at the corner of Fourth and Chestnut
streets. The noise made by the explosion was
considerable, people came rushing tato the
streete from the 110:ening offices and from the
restaurant beneath. Officer Hill, who was
standing on the corner at the time rushed to
witness the scene of destruction. He found a
terrified director mending on the floor in the
centre of the bank, The officer at once act
About. to eat:anal', the cause of the terrific blow
up, and ascertained that the aforesaid director
had placed a large package containing the sum
of four hundred thousand dollars in bank
notes into the stove, where a roaring tire was
raging, and closed the door—the notes wore of
the old lisue, and canceltedand in a few mo
menta the crash came, owing, it is supposed, to
an' over inflation of wor th less currency. The
top of the stove, on which there mason earthen
weed:filled with water, was hurled violently
upwards„ striking the ceillag obliquely, break
ing it into a number of plecea. This was the
only derange done, apparently, the building not
being injured in the least. The director soon
became reconciled and resumed hie duties. The
Offleerreibpd, the excitement +Matadi thus end
ed the glSlDsion r which was happily attended
'with but little losak, property and much less to
life and limb.—Bidatirkuhia .Press.
Eitrottentog the itletbselppl River.
A resident OtMemphishas addressed the Gov
ernor of /dlssissippl, recommending to his at
tention a scheme Mr shortening the Mississippi
'river. The proposition la to lessen the distance
between Cairo and New Orleans 800 miles, or to
redncejt Rolm 1,000 to 900 miles, The effect
'would be to increase the current onelourth or
to eve, for high water, a =rent of sena miles
per hour in piece of three. A part of this
scheme is to dam up the Red river near Itainne
lion with the 2disassiPPl, so as to throw the
waters which seek an outlet through Rod river
late the Atchafalaya and Berwick's intY. Not to
damage the commerce of New Orleans an Iron
lock Is to bo Paced In the dam so este let boats
Into and out of the Mississippi through Bed riv
er. Another part of the pima contemplates that
all the cratlete, both natural and artilicbsl, from
near the mont h of Red river, on the west bank of
the Mississippi river, to Mae Bluff. Arkansas,
could -be opened, small streams straightened,
and their banks leveed, thus opening a system
of drainage through a country embracing the
best pdrtlon of Arkansas, at the same time,
with these positive outlets, drawing large quan
tities avatar-Thom the Mississippi, never to re
turn.—St. Lolls Republican.
A Southern Solon.
The Jackson Noes has solved the problems
connected with negro testimony in that State.
How this plan meets may rase in which a white
man wrongs a negro, and only negroes are
witnesses to the act, the editor does not Inform
his readers. It may be that one of the "evils
we deprecate" . Is the evil of not being allowed
to ill-treat a negro
The best enlntlon of present difficulties may,
.perhaps, be found in the adoption of the fol
lowing rule which will place all parties on an
eqtutl footing, and yet Bare the State from the
evils we deprecate Abolish, as to future trans
actions, the rule permitting parties, and Inter
ested p, mons to testify, and execute all negroes
from testifying. Then neither party can testify,
and neither can use black testimony; and that
both blaik and white are limited to the same
kisid of proof.
Owe of the eccentric men of Paris is dead. He
was a man with the thinnest lop conceivable,
and whose body weighed firs hundred pounds.
He was constantly to be Been strolling in the
neighterhood of the Pallas Royal. He main
tained himself in great comfort by translations.
He possessed excessive philological learning;
all, even the least, literary languages of Europe
were familiar to him. - His daily rations were
almost Incredible in quantity; judge trim tho
first breakfaSt. four plates of beer soup, four
plates of roast beef, four plates of roast veal,
and four "portions". of bread. To amuse his
appetite and keep it Rum grumbling ho would
give It fifty cents' worth of pastry at twelve.
o'clock. imagine the Garagautna's dinner he
ate!. The 31edical School of Paris felt desirous
to dissect this mammoth man after his death.
He had drawn too much philosophy from books
hot to receive some tincture of wisdom; he
heard science's unusual proposals with equa
nimity; he accepted them ; pocketed the $2.50
as quietly as If they had come from translation,
and ate, drank and was merry in his old way.
So unwieldy was his body he could not get Into
bed ; he slept In a chair with his feet stretched
on two other chairs.
A rarrna from Balms, Alabama, says: .The
whole talk of Ulla region is cotton.
tore axe discouraged, any negnies won't work,
ark about coolies or Germans, and watt to see
what the Yankees will do. Northers men are
pressing In rapidly. Many Ml:leers are here
now operating pretty largely; and soldiers who
have gone home talk of returning and leasing
little plantations. General Arthur, of Illinois,
hen leased Live in Central Alabama, for nett
year; Major Banks, of Joe Johnson's staff, has
eight; Generals Chase and William It. Woods,
of Ohm, are getting some; eo are Colonel Gem,
.of lowa, and a number of cohere. Their plan
Is to rent at three to five dollars an sera, and
one-third down, and the remainder payable let
of January, 1807, Then they hire, at liberal
salaries, competent overseers for e ach plants
don. Is this mode of oreratiOn, everything of
coarse dependa on skillful management. I
alaculd judge it a splendid opening for care
les.a men to lose money.
To Gummy Gnoweris.—The Commissioner of
Agriculture has addressed the sheep raisers of
the country for the purpose of obtaining Infor
mation concerning the breeding of sheep of dif
ferent kinds In different localities and climates,
. and under all the various modes of treatment.
From each data ho wishes to deducethe relative
economy and profit of the several breeds, locali
ties and practices. and to enable him to do ebbs
well whatever Is sent to him should be the na
suite of actual experience reported with the great.
eat possible precision. If his idea is full mg
rind out the =snit should be very beneficial to
the agriculture of the country. Already great
progress has been made In cheep milling in some
parts of the United States, But a short time
ago a-Vermont farmer carried off the prises from
a great German exhibition, his sheep being, by
great odds. the finest to be found In the collec
tion brought together from the whole of Eu
rope.
Wrns-Tran WACIONS.—Tho edvantases of
wide-tire wagons, is not sufficlentlyapprecLated.
Every farmer who has tried one upon sandy
roads or fields speaks highly in their favor. and
they are equally Valuable upon softnoll when it ,
iswet, like muck upion the great prairies, where
their fellows cut thsough the sod and sink half
a foot below ; the surface. Upon some meadows
wheels with four-inch tire run freely, while
these with the ordinary width of ly. inches
cannot be used at all. Upon more than half
the land and - roads of the United States a wide
tire-wagon will run easier, heavily loaded with
two horses, than a ruutrow tire with three. It
is then a aaving of 50 ion` cent. .Seine turnpike
companies allow wide-tire-wagons to pass for
half , tolk, and, as a matter of public. economy,
evertrOad district could pay a premium to have
all burden wagons made with tires four inches
lin. enluotitee - Ensattrrunr.-1t is ,expected
.that anent the-mart =intuitive debates ever
; with eased in any civilized eaten! mill tetra
Vies on the mutations• offered by Hr. Spans.
le the Benda this morning, and it/flared to be
'printed. Now l in - this hourotestrared strength.
and when the people. ntitot_ilnited 414.ies bus
intheir tim-Sonsiloolaied their detertni
; nation. natal 14 'alWor.unother alters*, palest
untionst,,:iaplantsyi wo AIM not :Par 06
Totes; ha it /Sour <any, to see that Helnitthesn
' principles aboidtt bulletined in the most andleit:
and luntineter manners •Of entree, Mr; eam4,
nes% miens whilst the athjeet of dose revision.!
opr i k t ardp kla -own party- ant b•jimgme
the peeltien of • pioneer; and is un
doubtedly prepared to newer emexy obj action,—
WiriNninn dig44l ft i'Agaddiega
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SPECIAL NOTICES
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liar HET BOUVET'S HAIR TONIC.
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ENGLISH. BELLES,
GERMAN BELLES
AMERICAN BELLES, AMERICAN BELLES
THE ELITE OF EVENY COUNTRY,
THE ELITE OF ALL CIVILIZED NATIONS
Use that delightful Loreparation, the extract of
many flowers and herbs—that great restorer of
hair. color and beauty. It makes the hair OrOir If
the roots are not entirely lost. It will restore the
color. It will teakettle hair curt It will keep the
hair In place. It will add luxuriance of hair and
beauty to all. It In Ina greeest dimming ever of
fered to the public. Its popularity on this cootie.en
extends any other sines toe Introduction of It here
We are daily receiving unaolicited testimonials of
Its virtues. It only requires a trial to insure its
permanent reception in every family. Being en ,
Weir free from atlichtir or metalic poison, lea.
dare It peculiarly adapted for the nursery. Intact,
no toilet Is complete without IL
For sale everwhere. Wholesale
R. E. SELLERS & 00.,
Corner Wood and Second ate., Pittsburgh,
Principal Depot for United Staten and Canndna.
Sd m Rs relalkut a 00.,
nold:ameodts.wF Philadelphia.
AYER'S VATIIASTIO PILLS LEE
I Atha moat perfect purgative widen we me
able to produce or which we think has ever yet
been mails by anybody. Their effects have abut..
dantly shown to the community how much they
extol the ordinary medicines In use. They are
safe and pleasant to tate, but powerful to aura.
Thou penetrating properties stimulate the vital
nail vain of the body, remove the obstructions of
its organs, purify the blood, arid expel diallaSe.
They pu,ge out the foul humors which breed and
grow distemper, stimulate sluggish or disordered
omen' Into their natural action, and impart a
healthy tone with strength to the whole system.
Not only do they cure tha every day complaints
of everybody, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases. While they produce powerful elfceta,
they are at the same time. In diminished doses,
the safest and beat physic thal non be employed
for children. Being engsraoatatii they are plea.
ant to take; and, being purely vegetable, are tree
from any risk of harm. Cure, have been made
which warpage belief, were they not eubstantiatep
by men of such exalted position and character, as
to lorbld the suspicion of untruth many eminent
clergymen and physicians have lent their nanias
to certify to th e public the reliability of oar tem•
will., while other. have sent as the assurance of
their oonyict_on that, oar Preparations contrib.
ate Immensely to the relief of our afflicted, staffer.
ing fellow men.
The Agent below named it pleased to fUndsh
gratis our American Alcamo, containing dlreo.
tions for thane and eertantas of their cares, of
the following complaints:
Costiveness, Hilton Complaints,
ro Rheumatism,
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache inning from foul
stomach. Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Lannon
of the Bowels and pan arts. dog therefrom Plat.
mercy. Lou of Appetite , all Dianne which re
quire an evseusat median. They also, by puri
fying the blood and stimulating the system ogre
many complaints which It would not be s u pposed
they could reach, sun asi .Desfness, Partial Schad
nu, Murales and Rendus Irritability, Derange.
meets of the Laver and Didneys, porn, sod other
kindred complaints arising from a low state of the
body, or obstructlon of its funalona
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations which they Enke more profit
Mk. Demand Aran's., and take no others. The
net 'want the best aid there to for them, and they
should have It.
Prepared
B. by J. O. AYES ac. 00., Lowell, Usu.
and sold b A. PAHNESTOOB., SO4 A. (30,
and by 111 caolegmeodrsas
grPTITSBURtiII SAW WOUND
HUBBARD, SRO& CO.
PATENt GROUND CIRCULARS,
War/luta caw SITZI. SAWS. of every I.
eariptlea.
varieties. MM. Mash emu Oat, Camas, and all
other
AD Wads of ECRITER and SPEMIS, made from
Sheet Oast D
fkitc).:=a Refined REAPER AND
DOWIN
Er Ware/loom Works, Domes WATER and
SNORT STREETS,
Particular attaail=ROooththg, Outs
odakund Atralsildenlng Okuda? Saws; also, ra.
pairs of all Plods. Pumblor and DrlllUng done at
remoulds ran. • laldddl!
tarLiaLlS SUPEILIOII
Copp" Mill and Smelting Works.
ETITEMIIIIOH.
PARK, MeCUROY & CO
dianataaturenu of SHEATHING, BRAZIERS , ft
BOLT COPPER, PRESSED COPPER SET,
TONS,_ RAISED STILL BOTTOMS. SPALTM:
SOLD Importers and &Carl to DIED
A.LS, TIN PLA SR—SET mos', WIRE, &a.
Oonatantly on hand, MACHINES and
TOOLS. - Waren No. 1 40PIRST add IM SEE.
OND STREETS, PI burgh. Synatal orlon of
Cap atytddyda per nut to
wT any denim! pattern,
•- - -
To annvous RDPFNIIIII33/1 on
BOTH BEZEDII.-A reverend gentleman lure
ing been restoreetto health wad fev days, altar ock.
dergoing th e usual routine irregular expensive
mode of treatment without enema, considers It big
veered duty to oommuniesta to 6U afillolad
scator.. Om ...sac of cora Dame. on Liu ...tot
an addressed en= cc sendaree, • copy
of the prescription
Direct to Dr. JO
DA.ONALL, Fulton
atrest. N.Y.
athilaslawT
erWEL. 8A1L111111... & CO, ..
Boiler Makera & Sheet Iron Workers
Non 20, u and 121 PENN STREET.
BIITIIIS sunned a here yard, and frunisicall
with the most improved machinery we are
ed to manufacture every deeotlptio n
aside
sin thLe. be st
s er,
and w,aarranact t ed
o o g o f o
sßr eO
in is ta m r RIINETS. BE dI
BOILERS, 60 NSERS L SAL O.II
O P t T
o A
I .I V M
TANKS, OIL STILLS AGITATORS. SETpi
-
TL ING PAN E S , BOILER IRON, _ffjimtyrierotgsurer althßAs
cmDAshartetnothie. pre
taXLIUSI IIRERTOVEILIHOient I ub AOST 6 HOW
ee Envelope'. Price all cents. A L ' IVOTURE, ON
THE NA'MRE, /REATMLN' T, and Radical Oure
of Spermatorrlacca, or Seminal Walden Invol
untary Emiadons, Sercuil Debility and
o ess, Impedi
menta t dlartieg y e rally Nemo:m
eumptlem, Epileps a me
nd Pith; Mental and Physi
cal Incapacity, reenlting from Self Abuse, tee. by
Roam. _ . Ommuuweta, RID., author of the
Green Beet, he. "A BOON TO THOIIIIAZDS 07
5131111289611.. Sent under seal, In a plain envel
ope. to Lay address, post paid, on reeeipt of six
cents, or two postage stamps, by Dr. J. O. KLINE,
ITY Bowery, New York. Post Whoa box SA*
nedoidan'T
GEO. RISITOM W. D. H1CT1L51L......1. I. 1101.1.11.4.1,
LA BJLLLE STEEL IC OURS.
BITER & CO,
Manufactwers of OAST STEEL; SPRING,
PLOW and BLISTER STEEL; SPRINGS, AL
CROWBARS, ka.
14- OM., No. os WA (ER STREET (up noir.)
PITTSBOLLGII. PA. Beal
rartiORINISON, RLA et CO., Lanocesson
SO.IIIIIBOX, Mora b. 111.1Lta3ni
Washington Weighs,
FOUNDERS AND MAOHININTS, Perseniantg,
Manufacturers of BQ.&T AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES, BLAST ENGINE,S, MILL
MACHINERY, OF RING, SHAFTING,_
_OAST.
INOS of all der:m . l24ton,, OIL TANKS re STILLS,
BOILER AND SHEET IRON WORK.
air Age. no for GIFFARDB PATENT EN.TEOT.
OR, for feeding hollers.
.101:1N (..`OC.U.ICAN ea HIM, man..
0.27 tam. of IRON VAULTS AND VAULT
DOORS, IRON RAILING, WINDOW SHUT.
TERS, W INDOW GUARDS, az., Nos. II SRO.
OND and fla THIRD STREET, between Wood and
Market, have on hand a varioty of new patter.,
fancy and plain, suitable for all purposes.
Jail - Particular attention paid to enoloslng Grays
Lots. Jobb!ng done at abort notice. sat
BENT IFEEE.—A PAMPHLET OP
Immense importance to the old end Toting,
married end single of both sexes, will be sent fred
by Wreaths, with stamp entiOsed the agents:
J. A. KENDRiOII 6 CO., Box O. Poss
Bale& aurEedirdewl?
THE DISMAL CIIAIII3IID. AN EN.
I SAY OP WARNING AND INSTRUO.
TIQN FOB YOUNG MEN. Also, DSO 111113 rolls.
We treatment el the Urinary and Sexual Systems.
Address Dr. J. SMELLED' HOUGHTON, How
and Association, Philadelphia, Pa. &play
STEEL WORKS
pITTSBURGE STEEL WORKS,
ANDERSON, coos & co.,
(SUCCESSORS TO JONES, BOYE 4r c 0.,)
Manufacturers of the best reflood out, Stool,
Square, Ffel and on, of all slam Sw Plates,
Hoe, Fork and S hut Cast Steel, Cu t Stool for
Reaping and Mowing Machines.
Steel Plow Winn, Springs, Axles, Circulars, to.
Call and Common Plough and Spring Steel
lot—Corner of l'lrst and Ron street., two
Wools above the Monongahela Rouse.
seTLIT
BLACK DIAZOND STEEL ; WORKS
PARK, BROTHER & CO.
Manafaetaren of
szErrsivezrry nammal , gut an=
Stour e,Tttt trO Octagon, o uF sizes. Vests&
&lops N.o say Imported or utsarttattuol to thl
wumr7e
MP'Moe and worebosue, Nos. l wed tal
IMO: , sod Cs damns esdonrss,Pittballb TrINN
tats-7d.
DRMIGHT/NO.*
GERAL
DELLAIGHTING OFFICE
AND PATENT AGENCY
15t0,111 BT. OTALS SPREES, war Einspeorta
Brldgo, " L., 5 1
IL.P.OI2IGEMBHIS. VIM lingtuff.
gmuestdano• Mai Bay_sizeos,
ELULTISMMNTf3.
I.III7BBURG TELEATISFi.
ittlki cod Mznager WffiL HERLIEB.SON
Pin Ore ow Amesamear—Dress dtrele, GO eta; Pam
He Vitale, 060101 Third Tler, 25 cts; Private Box
us 45,00; Slagle ecata,Vi,26.
Loots open at 7 o'clock- Curtain risea at VA.
Tbanbawivlnsr Day—Two Perform nue en.
7111813 KATE REIGNIILDS.
Buten of Comedy, wil. appear as Narita.
AFTERNOON PEIIFCCILIIINcR at 9 o'clock,
when will be presented the 7 act Bel.fitiflZ play,
STREETS OF NEW TORII.
F.VhNING PERFOR RANCE at 714 o'clock
will be performed the romantic drama of •
OGAILITA, OR THE SEA OF ICE,
Mice Kate Reiwno Ids in two kiwerful characters.
National Overture Ily the Oreocatro.
Dance Nilo Jennie.
act The performance will conclude with the three
drama entitled, •
TILE IRISH PATRIOT. OR ROBBERT
ERR E
The entire company will appear.
Benefit of the beautiful alid obarming Mies KATE
REIGNOLDS who will appear in two of her
twat penonations. Introducing the song, ''ho,
Hear the 'tootle Lark..
THIS (Friday EVENING, will be presented,
for the Scot time here,
111011EISEV AT SIXTEEN.
Count St. Louis de Richelieu. ...Rate Reignolds.
Orchestra
To conclude with
WONDER; OR, A WOMAN . KEEPS A SECRET.
Donna Vic:debts, with ea s ing._ —Kate Reignolds
IPERA HOUSE.
MSS ANNIE EBERLE.
THANE ..GIVING AFTERNOON LNG EVE.
Glorious Forformsnoes.
ISIBB BLANCHE DE BAR
AS LINEA L THE SATOT ARD.
The Afternoon performance tocommence with the
Great 6 act American Drama of the
CTINICOML CP CP AT.
Admission to Parquette and Dress Circle, SO eta.
Evening performance to commence with the beau
tiful Domestic Drama, in 3 acts, entitled
To cot clude with th.
ocrronoos.
MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Ad
ralsmon 66 dents.
TR
MUSEUM
AND
3ILIErtiAGIERIIE
IS NOW OPEN AT
NO. 64 FIFTH STREET,
TINDER TUE OPERA HOUSE.
nol6o
MABODHO HALL.
FAREWELL. BENEFIT OF
1 0 4 AZTIM.411N130 31121 4 17113,
The OrWhet end rar•Famell
diamese,,Twins, and their Children,
ALSO THE WONDEEITIL
Wild Australian Children
manna! FMB Din OILY.
Mackay, Thanday, Friday aad datarday,
December oth, 7th, Bth and oth.
TWO GUARD LEVEES EACH DAY—Attar.
noon and Evening.
Doors open from 2 to I sad from 7 to I.
susaton 6o amt.; ottildnon twat.
1ii048.501911‘10 DAY, THESE EfILLLIII•
DITIOZDA Doors open from 10 to LA 2to 6 and
7 to It noft 100
11BERY G. HALE,
Merchant Tailor,
oforro-em coma or moo a T. CLOB of
PITTSBUILOLI, PA,
Takes great pleasure to annommtiag to Ns unmet
caw tauten... and the scone genersllv, tent Eats
purchases and arrangements for the FALL SEA
SON are now a..lnclosed, haring hes s personally
eelected from the Cret.ciaas cloth houses an the
Eastern Mlles. Only such a ela , sup4oods as can
really as recommended, will be wtaten maw
brawn the newest and most wry meta/la/a
and style,, the =tare stock hating very large, reeled
ana se/m4, Dir. Hale has much conddanw to InrL
tins an early Inspectlea.
BUPEEFIITE BLADE., COLORED CLOTHS,
AND HOE SEM% as casual, warranted fast to
ecdr a sae sound teltalle.
TON OLOTRd and other new Goa:lnca
new style for entire suit.
A great railety of FIRE OASSIASERES for
Pants sad Vests, for Morning and Evening wear.
seal
FOR WINTER
Or Ell-CMITLIrGS
Blue Chinchilla,
Black Chinchilla,
Brown Chinchilla,
Daliah
FINE FRENCH BEAVERS, all colon
07Ideh we will make op to order 10 ► irdperior
manner Sad style.
GRAY, POSSIEL @ REESE,
Successor. to S. GRAY it SON,
lett Minenmn r.rto><.. Igo 63 FIITII .t
buYtv
DRESS AND SCHOOL surrs.
A new lot of ctiolee good..
For Fall Wear.
JUST BEOEIyED DT
,GRAY 8# LGGAN,
NO. 47 NT. CLAi It STREET.
FABELIONA.BLE
DESIRABL.g GOODS.
For GenVs I rotates (Nothing
MADE TO 017.DEEL,
IN THE BEST STYLE I AND MANNER.
B. NORRIS.
ANT TAU.OB,
No. 79 PEDERAI
0214 wd
DRUGG STS.
WOODSLDB 4t.W - i • CB,
10Via.o.loicsaile . . alisrea
ELND D- • A: Z IN
Watts W
Load, Dad Land,Ll . e, Paints, 01
Vambithee, Dvo Stuff', in , ow . Inu and DU
4
Sykes, Parttotery, Ban c o Carbon 011, as.
Also, A Winter!. 161110 Brown Peat
Etandlton White /Awl, Oak While LW,
and Maury & wblzon , s Oelo Med Patent Dryes
In one and two pound cane. .x-
No. 37 WOOD STREET.
(OPPO3ITE Tnz BT. 011AELLS HOTEL,'
PPITSBVIGH. P 4.
J . 1301100NITAXEli tC BON,
Pittsburgh White Lead Works,
rum MUTE LEAD.
BLITZ LEAD GEOVND Dx OIL POE PAINT
IND OIL BABLEZA
DO. DI WOOD DEWED?
/Min./M . OE AGENTS
JOHN ROBB, Agent of the Equitable In
swum Oe., Kensington Firelnsarance Cro
,
AM the Petus Mutual LK' Lammas 00. of nala.
'Welds. No. ea reerestetreet,Pittabuzeh•
lady
J GARDINER COFFIN, Agent thl
Bel Wimp
" 'AWED lagnimie corner WOOL
w p. JOItELI for North Amor
42 / -31 8 4:1W Mt WO "it 4
FOR SALE-FOR RENT
FOR WLTeILIEDtATEIMEDIATE FO3-
sr.sstum, 're =cm rirr , PE ?RIPER
TT, AT WCOIS' RCN SrATION; Flfteee safes
land, Allen Lowelltnif wan In tonne awlrarrot,•
plenty of soft seater end fruit of all Plod.; , e 3
nonules' Welk trout Felon., street DzitoL, kW ,
enenr• Ezepf tee of the s•tbe,tber, et Me 'A/-
CHINE ANL OIL TOOL WORKS. I: and :A OtAlu
curet, Alleipeny
0031 Zuni
R. U. LEORY
VOR BALE—ONE LARGE DOUBLE
A BOOR FIRE AND BOROLAR PRI FS6F 0,
Ilnad with !Steel. and In complete odor, iambs.
owned by Robert Ashworth, deceased. For per
truism enquire of
SAKES EL STRICKLER" Adm'r,
nosl:tf No. 1 SL Ciair litroeL
MOUNT WABRINGTON PROPERTY
1 FOR SAL*.—A neat t lottaesi Henan and Lot
o , Ground, Fruit and shad° Trers, Shrubbery, etc,
fronting on Hiatt etreeL Also, • largo House.
s ne o s d rggw . ; Ilfieroz s o , f g n ro d u o n , ;n b i b Ti k r , . ,s ne m r
. of ifo ll . er e th o e f
•11 COOL. and large lot 00 SEGMISIOrt at. Prlre.
$14.10. Also, • Cottage Rouse of tame rooms sad
lot nn Union street. Price, Swine.
For axle by S. CUTHBERT h SONS.
soul 6t ]lariat street.
FOR BALE.—Please call at. No. 199 Re•
bocce street, Allegheny Otty_, as you are pese
tas, and examine a two story Beteg Dwelling of
six towns, gond *oiler, and basement: pleasantly
situated on the N. W. side of eau street. Primo
$3,1500; onotalt down, balance to two or throe
years If desired. Apply at the Real Estate and
Inanrance Office of G. 9- BA.TES J
no3o Butler street, Lawrenceville. P.
AA GOOD BARUE, suitable for carrying
either Coal or Railroad Iron, is offered for
pale CHEAP FOR (lA , R.
Aleo,lllßEFi SE 2010 LP-HAND BOTLFRS. 26
feet long, 40 (oche. dtmeter. &Knife at the
Industrial Wort..
110011 M. BOLE fr. 00.,
Corner of Point Alley and Lugnemn Way,
noan•tf near the Point.
lOAL AND LIME PROPERTY PUB
SALE—On the Steubenville Railroad, seven
I.lllce from the city,
CONTAINING GIU: HUMMED AND EIGHTY
EMIM2I2
Steam and Water Flouring and SAW 01114 and
other fine tmprovementa. For further leforruhtloo
apply tao wiLiaiLM WARD,.
(W e
oo.lte the athearai,)
Jrio
Great etreert, 110. 110.
83 ,50 0 wiLL, P Grad faiiii.
MOE DWELLING Ok , SU BOOMS;
Lot lei feet deep, frontlet . Sotslles. street.
Moth orsvd, Pittsburgh, nest Morton street, If
spotted Far soon.
For terms, to.. apply at the Real Estate Ina la
uraaoe office of
S. BATHS,
non Staler atreet, Lawrenceville, Pa.
_ . V
ALUABLE PROPERTY FOE SAL E
eonsfsting o(7 acres of Ebb Land, Is erected
• large OL•tillary Hulidusg un by 02 feet, a aortae
high capable of beteg converted into • Grist .11111,
with extensive hog isms, new engine and boilers;
lame Spring of water ennyayed by pipes to the
distillery, which enables it to work up 020 bash.
eL grain per day; good Dwelling Orchard. and
Inbooted Le aim of the Not grain griiwing_ eft no
the State. For particulars, see our Reglott.
Apple to aIeLAIS s 00.
POR SAL E—OLLISS FACTOR k —The
L extensive works, known am the EMPIRE
STATE FLINT OLASL WORKS. Mews. Lel
=agar, MID 4.00., with d ookage for o=l. Runt.
As., and all the Improvements requisite for nog.
tug on an extensive bloke= Tools, Fixtures, he.
The wares, new In wieeasalid operation, are offal.
ed for al. at a low figure. They are intuateil as
the corn. of Kent Avenue &120 Taper street, to
the ally of Elreoltlya, E. D., N. T, Apply as
above at the Factory. Any Information a= be
lad by calling at ADAMS a. CO.'S. Mese Mann-
Lecturers, Pittablugh. naIOIWSO4
I %/UFO • TABLE DWELIANG FOR
•-•• cella for sale that well notched three
story Elitek Has.. and aide Lot KID/nth& on Lb
corner of Second and Ferry streets The house
contains aids rooms bedde maahvoorn sad bath
room, and has car and crater throughout. Thus
property s convenient to the great business mu-
Me, and yet from it. enrronneuit mitred and
comparatively tree trom mote.
full particulars given on application to
S. B. BRYAN, -
Stock and Real Errata Broker,
noli CI Fourth St., (Borten, Suridicg4
VALUABLE COUNTRY Held& FOR
SALE, eltciated on the Paannylvanta
read. one-half mite from Wilklinabotrgh,•nd only
Wee minutes walk from tnu newly granted S.
Uon on raid road, called EDO F.WOOD STAVW:Y.I
a LOT of groord containing sorts 125 perebee;
three acres Oak Firmed; large Prams Ball/ISS,
11=i 111.1. with te room,. imd cellar undarciaszh,
hearing Fruit Wean Water and ether canyon_
lemma Thaws grounds will &rid* har.dranerly.
Fez ruttier Lnforinatlon nail on
- JAMES S. ICING,
no Ati No. toll Fifth atreat.
DW SLUNG HO USE INgiLLEU 11EN y
S• Flt. GISZa7I3I.
A was and a half story frame Cottage House, con
taining two parlors, acting room, kitchen and tour
chambers, with water and gas, oaeltpylng a lot en
highly cultivated and ornamented with shrub
ba_g and shade trees.
The aurrocusdings ars pleasant, affording smote
epseerfor trashair, and the outlook on the Inn.'
rivers commandinc an extensive anAlrartad claw
Pas Millar information, apply to
b. ls Ukiya.ll IZroltar.
FOit 8A—.64
=IMMLii=
TLICLSE TWO gANDSOILE
THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES.
Non SO and fl, on the east ride of WEST coat.
OWN, near the corner of Ohio incest, built and
Walled throughout to .superior manner—rmilshed
with essay modern r.venienee and improve:neat,
sod at preeent In perfect order; one of tan 010.0.
Oct and most cleanable situations In Allegheny.
Posseaaion on the lot of April. ifsilL Enquire of
JAMES 7. BADIPLE.
Real Estate Broker sad human. Agent,
ocZalt N. ES Federal et. allealleal.
FO . E BALE,
600 ACRES OP COAL LAND
Situate In Westmoreland eoonti, Penna., on the
tiortteWsztern Penney - treats ktallroad, containing
two vet= oft' oat. Limestone sad Fire the.
The (met, LIDiETONE end FIRE CLAY
privileges of the ethose tract of land will be sold on
or before
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 91,1, BLS.
For Vi r t . h ce et o rartleutarz, Ingutre at tiks Law ana
OtatmW. J. BALL PATTERSON.
no2l No 141 Fourth tit., Pittsbargb, P.
_
FOR 6.71-J_-,E.
I Well Finished Frame Two-Story Dwelling,
Ebtirtmg SIE ROONIVI, Dearly Papered sad Pktnted,
FINE PORTICO, EIYDRANT 111.1de and outside
_ •
the Rouse.
THE LOT Is Forty. nye feet front; by Ope Run
Lord feet deep. nsiE ()RAPE ARBOR, FRUIT
TREES, be. Possession will be given On.the tit
of April oes.t. Also •
A CORNER, trORE-ROO sE.
M,WITH ONE
Hou
Possession will be given on rue ism of April next.
The proprietor aul either tell, or exchange for
Oceustry Property. Terms easy. inquire of
G. 11. TOWER,
No. let Fourth street.
I. T. snarl.%
Real Estate Broker and insurance Agent,
SU/MX.IU 65 Federal street, Allegheny.
( COAL 21..1 , 11) LAND FOB BALE TLP Very valuable FAR fl in Elisabeth town
stun, Aii.ddL. y Jnoty, Pa., eon...sluing 175
acres of SUEF:tnE AND 00AL, and fronting on
mr Monongsb.la lures for more than half •
mile. In rout PIO, I.
ID ill. reset there ♦re 13.1 acres of good met ,
chantable OU&L fronting on the river, with deep
water ►WI along the property, Th • water be never
lea. than from 1',4 to 10 teat deep, when the river
la at it. lowest stage.
Ihe Lend la of the very best quality of river
not tam, all in goal order, and under good fencing,
ruW a largo Well Malabo:l two story BILI.JS
lON ELLIN 40 •JSB, large frame Barn, frame
stable 100 feet long; °urn Crib, Wagon Donee and
two Tenant Dwellings.
The tireettebtui and Washington Turnpike
rune threngh the farm; and taking it altogether
for convenience of location and intricate value,
le certainly one of the very beet investments now
offered to thia county.
Parmelee. grill be made to mat the pureharate
For parelaulars, enquire of
O. H. TOWER,
Real Ertete Agent, No. ICI4I Fourth street.
noliAti
FMUS FOR SALE,
CONTAINER° 300 ACRES.
AC of which to good Farming Land, and=l doom
cleared and under mood fennel the remaining 11
serve liret-rate Umber. The land 1.. i present
meetly In gran,:and la In good condition for althel
a aIIESP FA11.21 or for nORIOULTOFIAL
PLIIIPONIM. the neighborhood Le
the
and
P.
it i rt. of at ' fdcOag h lgatio t n ew a n it c' N ' o f atesirit
landings on the Ohio river. 'lt la near Manchu.
st
ter, the {minty town of 1111111100 k aotinty, Watt
Vs ~lx miles from Wellsville, sod thirteen from
Stetbanvllle, 0, The Improvements are, a large
Frame Homo,Barn, WagOn Stied, Oran Cribs,
Sheep Houser, and all noes" cry outbuildinge.
and a Steam Mill close by. There are two good
Tensor 00A.L., one of which hi OA firtEL, on the
form. The property ti well worth the attention
of i antes desiring meth property, bet equally
well adapted for - wool growing, graving or farming
as the Waabinaton ;county land, widah county
Joins Ileum:l4k, Further peationlan on applica
tion to
8. R. BRYAN
6t STREET, (Burke , * Sofiato.g.)
oral
FOB BALE.-
A PARK of 171 Soma Within s toile, of Lori.
nee& Station, to the Penna. Railroad. The Mt.
movements am st hewed log house and ban.
Tombpple orchard; Coming good; 100 wires clear.
e _ saltine well timbered.
Also, a mu ll treat of Land *divining the Moro'
of EAfontb. 000taiolog u wares, oral adapts. for
pirdenlng. The 101 l Is the very Mat' of river boa.
tom. and La in a high. stet* of wilily/akin.
Also, A Ro.l stock and grata farm, oontaings
Its acms, atrial* to Cherry Rill Term:mho, fedi.
ems county, Ps, nom the village of OreenvLUn
Ths hamorements aro a two-do ry frame hotiee,
the lamed and best ham Id the minty; fandos
generally good IMO ears cleared; the retamodet
well timbered. The land Le good, huge raasasws
=trod noes One mops of. nay. as very oss.
to churches. schools. Mlll4 Mores, 114..
This proyerty wtli he lola Veilf Mussy and na easy
terms.
Also. s Farm of 11l bore& In Craton totillablp,
Washington minty, 11‘ WM be sold obese. -
Also, the beat farm on the Monongahela Rhyne
about Ow mils from Mattoesport, Allegheny-9 N
p....gdgmolog about IS sorts The litmliesegui
MI tress bogie and care crib and wane
• with-other Ant
Oraberd of betereee rei7.4 l
sets, SO youpg a id MO peach Rosa.
For torthat
_alb . loquire of
• T9w,as, Real &tote Agent,
iSo. Us /curie sem&
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Loos oU7 FOR BARGAINS
Beill)TS AND SEitoES.
Just received •
TREII-1; EMOOUS STOCK
F4LL & TrIXTEII GOODS,
J, It. ROBINSON & CO.,
81 MARKET STREET,
Next door to BARKED'S Dry .Soods Stare
not
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JAMES ROBB.
80. Se Market Street
Hai Just returned from the EAST with I very
tare and eeesonsble neck of
1310wil:VrEi 8M27:, 137Z3L COMM.
01 the VERY BEST QUALITY. Boys ,
lied Youths' BourAles ergo SHOES in all that
varieties end sty. LADIES WORK of the S.
est and best that Is manufactured, front the See
Polish to the plain Oalf Boots. Citilidresa. Boots
Oshoes In every style and variety.
ur object Ls to sell such good, as will give sat
isfaction to the purchaser.
far Pkotse call and examine, and yon will be
satisfied with the QUALITY andiVILIOSof goods.
Beinambez the place. JAMES ROBB,
007 No. ft Market street.
NOTICE.
Etoots and shoes
63 MARKET STREET.
SOUTH & ROSS.
THE GREATEST INDUCEMENTS
OFFERED TO BI7TEItS OF/
BOOTS, 808,8 GUMS, GAITERS,
.A.za.cl Saaria.caralat.
BOBELAIVIVS, No. 98 Market Street,
Smocul Door from Fifth.
BOOM AZID SHOES,
CALL LT
N Federal Street, Allegheny City,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
I am netting better Good. and for lea. money
lima any other I:Loums In the two atlas.
W. I. ri.oOLINTOOK,
In Fe!last Weil, &Ilegkony Otty.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED. no2S
LADIES', GENTS', MISSES' AND
CHILDIIEWS
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters,
eery Style, Mika si..d Form, at
COY LIT S.
Werner Elftti see Wylie streets.
Air Pria toes milt aver ybealy. &et&
CALL .112 , 4 D BEE THE
GENT'S FINE GALE BOOTS
MCEM=I
PIA NOS, MUSIC), &c
NOW, BEING RECEIVED
CHICKERING PIANOS,
EArlected personally by the rrubecrlber, dutlay a
recent %lilt to the Faculty.
SEVENTEEN INSTRUMENTS
aro newropen, and ready for examination. a
public are WOW to call and arts Mem-
Warranted for Five Years
IMARLES O. knELLort
et Wood Lll4O
sub Sale Asent for the Ohlekertaff P
p 126.50 2 ,1 AND OBG&NB.
BRADBURY, NEW YORK,
•ND
Schomacker & 00., Philadelphia
PIANOS.
THE LITIISICAIt ORGAN. and ESTTS &
CAWS COTTAGE witosri, admitted by dealers,
and all Who hare heard team, to to superior In
tone to ail other Instruments of the kind ma no
lectured In the United States.
we art prepared to furnish, at the hotest notice.
Bran and German Silver Instrzrgenti,
of erery for st.e . aau Corn.i Sand*
It reduced sea Illustrated (Walnut:it and
Finite Lista •ratahed on application.
Few and Seeond•band Pianos for Rona
ALL TOE LATE SONGS AND PIECES
Oonstanuy on hand.
RMIE=IE * BASH,
!To. 13 T. CLAIR EITICEET.
youxo AT A BARGAIN.--Splenaid
Itosewood Seven Octave Piano, carved legs
and pedal Improved, from France, overstrung
bass, in use only three mouthsi sort 11.5001 will be
cold for SSW. Also one six octave upright sdeoud
hand Plano, Prise elm.
CHARLOTTE BLUME.
No. di FIFTH STREET.
decl Second door above Wood street
HOPTILLN, HOWE a CO.,
611 RIME STREET. f "
Mepolzs.cow•ei N.,l.aa:l,c•ffis.
BOOKS. ALBUMS. dr.o
110LIDAY PREfiLDITEL
BOOKS, PHOTOGII&PH ALBUMS,
WR/11110 DESKS,
WORK BOXEII,
GOLD PENS.
POCKET BOOKS,
POCKET ALBUMS.
GAMES of all kbuti.
BACKGAMMON BOA i Ra
CRESS BOARD
SINEW
ChIEOMNEIS.
An Immeaso Stock Now ReAU.
•'O,
DUBS= LED AIaLMILOS FOILLA
zo P. Kurz AdCt.
al MTH ST., 3y ~O ßm HALL
FW 8/ exec YOB&
"MOD nassEs Arty cauLanzeor
17 11,
Sfle 'Largest and Mott Complete Assortment
Evra onzazp ur TEM BEABEET.
•
MoOORD !& OCYS.
aw At Wort Ntiiibutili
STANDARD
FE'TROLEITM UMMEB,Y.
CLARK & MINER.
Works and Ofner, ()01 TINS TOWNSHIP
Office In Plttsbtirgh, 24 WOOD STHEST.
These works have the largest capacity le the
country. The Omni .Laois the highest to this
country and In Europe, nod Ore test,
nod the ell is put to yell seasoned buries, prey
uhianniscfey enport.
.innniecturer s of SOLLF-RS, STILLS, TANKS,
and IMPROVED BOILING TOOLS for OR Wella.
dedetty
TENANT FAILm OIL COMPANY,
oMte Corner at Pena end Warne Streets
Th u cimmany. wee ors!ained on the oth
under tLePtimerranla Mums end Bianufeatne
-1,, Laws. The arritory of she Company is
listed on DiudiltriCieek, between the landsof the
Dunk. 4 Oreek l / 4 101 , Oil D
Company and the unk:
sod Creek Pritrobto2 Company.
Capital Stock i4s $160,0:0 03
Working rand. . -
57 en 00
Par value of cash Sltare4 I 00
B. A. aaNsorr, President.
ISAAC Noes., s.retarr low Treasurer.
DIHSOTOIIB.
le=es Graham, I J. O. Weir,
StephenLairsoz. 1r.2“.1.c.bJa
Flanl. Snyder,
an 301.1
DIIiikARD CHEEK PETROLEUM
oompeny.
Office Corner of Penn and Wayne' Eta
This company was organized on the 29th tn.&
wider the Penaeptvanla Mainz and fgaltufactil
ring Laws. The territory of the company ad_
joins the lands of the Dunkard Oreek Vain Ul2
Company, of this sit).
Capital 91toek ems,oon
woriatutt Rand. 25,000
Per Value of Each Share el 00
President—H. A. JOHNSTON.
Hss.stsr7 sAd Tressures—lSA.A.o NOOE
PULEOTOT.IS :
S. A. JOHNIV76III L. S. RICIMKIN,
FM.A.IIE EillTD3l4 Jan Oftelma,
F. D. ChusT, W. 0. Ems,
lesayd H. W. rms.
SUPERIOR
OIL
,ENGINES.
We are eonstraeffng, and will keep on hand a
superior maple of •
40 Zia ZUSC3-MCCEI
Either a Common or Tubular Boiler.
We tneite patio needing easioes Ler this pm ,
pose to toll and see them, corner of PIKE and
LPILLICA STREETS, "mar Silty 'NC. Work.
Ca MACKINTOSH. EDEMPECILL tr. 00.
COMMBROIAL OLL WORE
Pure White Burning Oil,
Oenataatly en hand, and far ula at
ran LOWEST na.AREIT RATES,
B. C. & I. a SAWYER,.
anal! Ho. 411700 D STREET
JAMES - WIIKUIb,
CRUDE MTh IMMO 01114 .
WM, Stook. itinsissiassas sway, PaLIVE%
410-lasoola afloat= Oren to tha &LEA Ahla
SELIPIOVrit Or rErROLEUX sad its products.
Cioaatra , ec , • nispeett• solicited.
ONTIOE BOX IQ. ashl'l
J , BEIU
so. Isl. cri-axia ST.. ratisagasla.
Poi WARDING , AND COMMISSIOn NICIICHAST,
AND DEALER IN OILS.!
ILLUMINATING, LUCTUOATING, CRIME
PETROLEUM ODA /se, constantly ols band and
for cafe at the Wrest moire* piece Consigo.
moles and orders sonettott. aoldem
PATENTED OCTOBER 8, 1881•
D/TERIDOE'S PATENT
Oral Lamp Chimneys.
X anufacturni of XX Flint Glass.
These etatnneyin era intend= for Um Ass Emu,
nesting all part. of the glue r tirl it equally, not
o. ex.
post ItA c gttts. Worts . Wastlngton
apt, Pittsburgh, Poaa'a
WWI 4t, KLNG,
posnvr ISSION al EIIC'HANTS,
PETROLEUM AND ITS PRODI7CTER
And dealen In Rennin! Matralain
No. cs MARKET ST. pittsburgh.
&REHOUSE OF
Phenix Warehousing Company,
Foot of BALTIO a, fIAJAMON SU., Brooklyn.
=ZEE
0:4:01:0:44:):110:(04:tetA
In Tanks and Beretta. See Olecnlara.
Omce, No. OS BEAR &MEET, Nov York.
1..149
W IN AZY
DUZCAII, DIII4ILP & CO,
■uras.arvrsaa 0,
Pure White Refined Carbon Oils,
No. NI LIBERTY STREET.
nol
OIL STOCKS. —Th3 tuadereigned
...le gra partial:liar attention to the parabsaa sad
Stooks of ALL REZLIA2I.2, Companies
I Unite buyer. end tellers to nall.
J. R. lIORANGE
No. 1177 POITRTH STREET
CARPEF.. ohsJuJr 03, eke
McFARLA_ND & COLLINB,
DLREOT IMPORTERS,
Are recelTing by bait steamer from Liverpool,
choice Lot of
ENGLISH( CARPETS,
Suitable for Parlor., Dining Room., C file., HaLIE
(amid., &0., .Im:iced ixpresaly for Pitts
burgh retail trade. and °gazed
VISOLIISALE AND aurmi,,
LOWEST MIK ,11310.E5.
$.4, 4-4 sod 6-4 "ENGLLII TAP TBY, VSS
vET,eed BRUSSELS4JAELPETS,InaIudptir mazy
styles rusber before ofteral in this coantry.
71 and 73 SUM Strad,
Neat BoSSW; to the Gaited Statem t om
House and Post °Moe. note
FOURTH STREETI
i CARPETS, &c.,
REOEIVED NEW.
In addition to our previous as
rortment, we nave Just receive:
the fciowing, to newest sty s,
BIGELOW GANPETS, EXTRA
FLYS and INGRAINS,
EMBROIDERED PIANO 00 3 7-
MLA
MAAR/ BUGS.
SHEET OILO/ATHOS and So
srl uo de ext e muallty.
WIN tV EAtitaaff,'. °rab '
Brown, Lestausr sa4 - 42 ve x,
mama.
A Ism auortmeas er . PANOI
SliEtP-SILIN.SAfs•
Wax & H. afraii.LLl7l4
con ,Ert elv4rd " 4461
. CAllperte: STORE:
OIoLo, HS I OIL 0L0T8151,-Of all
P T :ittaoui and widths, far Floora,Tablaa, Conn.
tem t oirk, also, Window broidesof all
tlyyaog go", '2l.s/weal Green Oil . Moth,
Burifolland& Trbroathl &a. A lame Kock op
nand and for sina or Retail at Eh
.a non pile" id arm so and PS M. Clair street, b
non T. & EL PBELLLIPS.
;74.1 $ ZIO aizizi
DOIAIZt
0r ....103111
Loxa, Leis
war mrnsis a EOM PAISZIUM
No. 608 ‘ro4hatdd at.. Pitiebal 2z,
LETRIKEtIM Ur ALL SUMS =into
picin i Mm ari u
m ut with itatotpused alegsaae. •
BIICIVT MAAS An , muscled
payer td all Wars, anAeILS SIGNE Oli GLASO
main to cedar and ant to all palm at the aoaater
PICITORIAL LILSNIJAA alteculalta Ablghlyala
1181.14 manner.
Howls PAIIP TIIPO with • regsal 10 Asa
rabllity. hammy at War, awl =alum ottlalill4
sr Au work st rww=blioratw. lokrldY
S BROWN,
alts ot thii elm of lam ai 111!xlasvi/
BOUM AZAD !DM PAINTER.
aft Z . ata earner of 2ltta an 4 wad sae
.., ditty PrrTstmeni •
- -DUFITISTIM
JJOSEPH ADAMS DenU. Onmsein •
• • sari= ot DIAMOND axed •
RAILROADS.
Pl T.En -7;zyff .7r - sarni
: 1 774,:p1M,
TWELVE 1/AILY TRA.L4 M. '"" nw-- •
On and attar MONDAY, Noy. sk th .
aSll leave the Polon Tammy.. Itcp OS
Washington and Liberty atreeth
- DAY EXPRESS—LessistP/itsbutn . a s
stopping at princlpsl Statlont. p-
Altoona* 27.15 TyrOrak 8- 22.1 63 h., 1/Icl4.
font sargf 10,42 a. oh, Lock Haven 1f.13 we,
ris p. m., Bat timorel RA,
York., via l.oo
Alla:Wows 10.95 p, nu,
5.45 p. mt, and New York, cis
1 hes tx, co.
CINCINNATI EXPRENS—LeoToo4r I 24
at AA a. stopglug totarlLallEi
tOonst at i t r a iz., RarrbMusg 8167 k Wig 341 W
/UFA. Pla at IS/ ra.
MATL TRA .—Loavee Plttieugh at MU*.
55., Mopping at .earl y all Stations. AlleOhal I.
p. arriving at Rarrlabirg 13.9.3.11.M•r0kii
Pbls Alla° a. ro.
PHILADELPHIA LTPRlTss4—Leaers Pita.
burehat 7.66 p. m. stopping only at priaci=
Mona. Arrives at Latrobel 440 p.
9.10 p. nu, Rarilaburgh 2.35 a. m., IMIllskore•
a. m., New York, via Allentown 10.00 Platea
delphlao 7.10 a. N., toad Now Tort, 01 0
phis at MOS po. m. Sleeping Care =a
en this Crabs from Pittsburgh to Baltimore
Philadelplaio, and to Nov York, irls Allantoterh
TAN? LlNE—Loaves Pittaburgh at /LOD p..
stopping only at principal Statlonik Arrive* di
Altoona at hat 5. llarrittntrgo 0.15 a. m., Bal.
timoret 1.130 p. ck... New Yorkt via Allentown s,ga
P. to., 1.00 p. m., and r(aw York
yls Ph.ladelphia at Am p. m.
• BrecAfast 1 Dots., ttoppere
11Dcily eticr !row Sunday, camplch.
JOHTISTOWW AM:OW/DAT/0X daliT.St.
rapt Sunday. at. 4.46 p. m. stopping at miasma.
tlous between Pittaburin and Ocmeaulgu. anti Case
nesting at Blahltvillo Interstuddon Wig trains 09
the /tngs Branch sad West Peruamlinuda /LE.
ALTOONA AOOO.IOIODATION, daily geept
Sunday, at 7.10 s. m.,stopping at' AN SWIMS
stations between Pittsburgh and Ailerons, mg
=Aloft eonneeticm with trains on Indies&
:West Pennaylvaais It. B. Mg:gam Ml Czarina ß. Czarina P.. R., sad ktollidayaburg Ruin& .
First Amionuntsilauan rain vit WV* lianas
Mare, daily (except Sunday) at 430 is M.
Somme! Amommodation Tram for Wall's Stailoß
learn daily (except Sunday) at 10.45 is M.
Penn Aceommodation Ito. 1, leaves daily (meg
Sunday) at 1.03 p. in.
Third Accomniodsticm Train for WalPs MMus
leaves daily (escept Sunday) at ltn p.
Penn Aeoomninc=an Ito. 9, leaven dady (it
cept Sunday) at 10.31 p. m., stopping at at/ stating
between Pittsburgh and FLEW. &Walla.
The Stoma Train Maga Wail's Station evil
Sunday at 5.05 a. is.. and arrives lei.Pittab
10.05 a. m. Return= leaves Pittabdrith aMt
p. m. and arrive' st Wall's Station it tbb p.
Retinalng Traitor snivel/I PittsDUO:hits landfill
ttatt - . . 1.60 a, W.
Fast Line-... *0
Flint Well's Station AccominodaConi,„ L e
Penn AccemmodatiOrt ' 7.41 D a.
Second Wall's Station Actomauxtatie4 MA. 16
Johnstown Aecommodation a.. 10.0 1. li.
Baltimore Express ' 1.60 p. IL
Altoona Accommodation A Ihrugrant,, 101.0 NOS
Third Wall a Station Accommedattem.. LEO
Philadelpida Expresi - !On p. 116
Penn Accommodation No. I —... 6-26 p. st.
Piste:Kush and Elie Nall. 1145 p. in.
An Agent of the Fseebdor Omnibus Oompast
will peas tbroost !Alai Ulan before reaming**
Depot, take up tmoolu and deliver baggage to atm
wt of the city. Oates No. 410 Ps= soipas
dal and night, whore all orders far Qs
of passengers lad baggage WU/ Derillit Preled4 ' t
tentica.
Balthnere expzem sill arrive with Philadelphia
Eff. prep
MOTICIP at
—ls emw o ns. on f
lo o s M , th ISt
ndays. :
P2selrl
hold themselves responsible ror e
peru OM sal bagzip
only, and fat an alumni not ,
. H.
At the P=srvesda Central HerlreM4
Stanton. on labmts and Washbutoe stseeta
1866. PITT BBLIROS,MENE
coLtlastrs aro I:7INOTHRA72 runizrhei),
Tno Gran Short Line Ruiz Till BLOWN;
TO COLII/TEII3,
CIIKTNNATI,
LO VMS VLIAJL,
INDtazaPoLEs.
sz ; Levi!"
All all tk• prim:lpm Mitts;
WEST AliTI ISOUTH-WEirE
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20th. 1861
Tratne leave as 4 arrive at the urns' DWar
am tolloirs:
D 17.1.211. A
Bart Mae.. A at.
.... v ,
Etprni Lin?. st. alga. Illp
Steubenville AceettunnelLae
s MID
E trum.,
Ilea I natter Age ea. d, Steubettallivis.
BIOTWI:
D. StSrAtrilff,
Ticket Agent, Oaten Depot,ntlabutga:
oct.lyd
:t: • -re : 21 6 71r."7- 1
Co.NN • • tr.
WINTER ABRANIGMRtn!ff.
On and alter MONDAY, Oct Moth, ISM , tits trains
trill leave the Depot, corner of Eon and Wiair,
streets, as LoKowa:
Lesini Athena
Fittetniza. FDlSVgde s
Mail to and from trldonlown. 715 a. m. 1134{4 ilk
reas . . . See p. In.• 10110 a. Sa.
First McKeesport Acconen...ll.l:ol. W. 2alo p. la,
Second " " ... add p. W. • Sal p, ale
Fest Braddook's " ... lAD a. M. a 201.45.
Sarnia " ... CIO p. in. Ida pe ley
Sunday Church Train to and i
tram McKeesport. ite p. za, tele lON
For ticksts WIT to ,
A. I. SHAME. Aged. •
°ends W. EL STull . T. Sunettateset
PLUMBERS, FITTERS, lke.
ADDY f sinans„
PRACTICAL MEWL
Gas and Steam reitterd,
No. 165 WOOD STREET,
(opposrrE FIRST oatraoa.l
Pumps, Hydrants, Sheet Lead,
LEAD PIPE, PIG & BAR MD.
Plumbers' Materials in General
OIL REFIXEREES
Fitted Up in the Most Approved Style;
Tanki lined with lead at copper. Homes Atti l a
up with water or gas
El, B.—AU arlen preaptfy attezuled U. Ls!
pLUMBING, GAB AND BTEAZ FIT
TING
In all branches carettair attended to by ell**
rienced and practical workmen. A. Sao ins.ollo,
runt of
GAS FIFITHES,
•
6.1 R%
7.H
BEHMt BATH&
WATER OT..
HYDHAR LOSE T S Si
Oanatsntly on hand and male to Ender.
TATE it SEVILL,
X . FEDERAL STREET, AlltgiX7
%N.
•
And Iid7LIBERTY STREET Plait
inhitenvordtv
BORING TOOLS
eats sue,
lILLIO7PAOTORE6 Or
'IMPROVED BORING TOOLff
LOB
, ' s
Sinking CL Salt and Other Welts;
NO. 136 WOOD STBEEM
PlTT:sup:sin Pi;
roodarr iL kted mode of
QOB .tho fay: tOLOt, eLIQO
WELL Bon.Eßg?
Ptcmi3e4 a
cpwensat. Ciesas.72
with nub articles as Os aeciusnry to wittlavt wah,
erstlaaa,
ANTELS
BELLO Pfr.,
rs. •
nen:rams,
• sasvisids.
088,
LEE%
lope, Leather
Ull of which than
DIESOLUT/ONs.
ax a mtrim; ,
trnz,,,
PLANES.. r
LEVELS,
rreara, y
ad Gam Reitiat!
• litszittr s Mr%
• • • ta . -
Dahlia us away Worse that 4 INNEVEE
=ESE has been MalU. Saintee4noartroid
Us name at WU* oontlavas OA USDA ao hartta••
tesa
,Thabnalncn. with tiorraaaml hallithu, willbdacontinued ar oar NEW SA.W MTT I2OI M.
or COREY Mart AND - .1.14411 , t
BLvEß.en c r E vr t Pk.
DAVID BI
/OEO9 remark Isom= & rrp=s.
DENTEN SNEEZY.
DIBBOUTTION • OH- coauirraza.
691Poits Pattemate , lxerstotras,
between the widatridvett hi r.' &I*
otrupTox* , oo.,o= suutuftetaig=
read ad ottar sow; bAs this 41 9_tlee ,
by =mug „ maw .anseruEL
. JOECR 0.
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