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t 0 tee, and the Peas Boy&
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?obiidled from the earns office, on • large blanket else
a% et, at IWO DOLLdII.B a year, In advance. Single ooplea
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on_pf the Proprietore,) until all arrearagee are paid. .
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p laded bye the money, or catiefactot7 reference fn this cityp.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
--
Robs. C. (1 ! _ Sproul,
A=OIINBY AND covilauralt AT LAW—Odloo, No
Panel otrimt, Pit[obargh re. cteamiy
James A. Lowrie,
A TWOMEY AT LAW—OMee, Four th ghost, Plttebb,
21. between Smithfield street end Cherry alley. rdmila,
JOUN BARTON.
ATTORNEY'ANVOOUNSELLOR AT LAW
Ofekte, corner Fifth and Grant sta.,
.14:101 PITTEIPORGH, PA.
B. P. noes
TTOIINII7 AT LAW—No.IO9 Ponrth etreet, Pittsburgh,
Cl Ps., fourth door below Mr. Rody Patteroorns lively
table.le2B
Pat rick llleKmnary
ALDERMAN OF THIRD WARD.
iAIiTICE corner Grant and Fifth streets, (formerly am:l-
k_, pled by Alderman Lewie,) where all business pertain.
leg to the office of Alderman and Justice of the Peace. will
be promptly attended to. febl:3m
William Wilson, Alderman.
OFYIOE No. 447 PENN street, between the canal and
J O'Hara Meet, Fifth Ward. All business appertaining
to the office of an Alderman or Justice of the Peace, will
be promptly attended to.
..ca"Bottle, ilortgages, and other documents, drawn with
mistimes and despatah. feblUf
, . H. /1111., 811stittuN DENTIST, (sue
ceteor to G. W, Bldillo,) N 0.144 Smithfield
street.
sak
.10-oot hours, from 8 to 1. o'clock, and
rota - 2to 6 o'clock. ,11
feblkly ,
J SCOTT, DENTIST, Fourth street, five doors
1;1„,—_,. Test of Market.
*, Agee , Ossicti Mot= —Prate nine A. M. to ,flye
P. M. dee2o:y
BUSINESS CARDS
aLraan U CURLING .-. 11013.0.411 ROBULTBO3.
CDITAILD DITHWIDOI .1101084 L. 11.111GWLLT.
Oitrilllg, B.Oberlo,olll Q. Co,
itIiANUFACMOREKS OF CDT, PRESSED AND PLAIN
In FLINT GLASSWARE, warehouse No. 14 Wood street,
corner of Front street, Pittsburgh.
41.1- All other kinds of Glassware and Window Glass, at
low market twines.
Jacob 1111. , C0l Homer,
WHOLESALIi and retail Cigar manufacturer, and deal
er in all kinds of Tobacco, Snuff, and Cigars, No. 25
Pitat streat, Pittsburgh, Pa.
It - d" Keeps constantly on hand a large supply of all the
various brands Of Tripodal Cigars. jeZd
John Moorhead,
IArfIOLW lALE GROONR, AND C0513118810N mgE,
CHANT, for the Bole of Pig Metal and 810 and
Produce generally, N 0.27 Wood etroet, Pittsbnrgho ms, . lap 24
41MEP ..... ...... . . 1. LADIEZON.
Renner Q A4derson,
(3uecespors to Joshua 'Modes ,t Co.)
WNROLSALS dealers In foreign Fruits, Nuts, Spices,
Ootifeetionary, Sugars, N 0.39 Wood street, oppo
site the Bt. Obsrleis llotel, Pittsburgh, P. apt
Henry H. Collin•,
FORWARDINO AND COIISILifIION HISROLIANT, and
Wholesale Dealer In Cheese, Batter, Seeds. Flan, and
rroduce generally.No.2s Wood street, Pittaburrh• Luntd
B. T. G. Morgan,
BOOKSSLLEIt AND BTATIONNR—has always on band
general assortment School, Miscellaneous and Blank
Books, Printing, Post end Cap Paper, do., wholesale and re.
tail, iio.lolWooi street, below Fifth, East side, Pittsburgh.
.03r Wanted, Rags and Tanners' Strays. aplhly
MM!MEgI
WIIO4IIILLII 0110CEB.S,Importers of Brand les, Wines
and Ide,mre—Nos. 172 and 174.. corner of Irwin and
Liberty street. Pittsburgh. Iron, Neils, Cotton Yarns. ke..,
constantly on hand. ITO)
Win. Carr & Co.,
(Wm. Carr, late of the firm of J. Parker h. Co.)
II OLESALI: O EtOCEBI3, and Dealers In Foreign Mims
and Brandies, Old Monongahela and Remitted VMS.
ky, No. 329 Commercial Now, Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
Pa. flaky
F. R. Uravo,
Dirtm.orszt, Pittsburgh. Pa
DRALEB. IN COUNTRY PADDOCK, offers for sale
choke stock of G rocerles, selects I for family use. spices
of every variety and the purest quality, ground_ at his
&km Mills. Alan, Dried Prulta, Foreign and Domestic.
Produce taken In exchange for morhandla,
F. R. D. hat procurs I a full assortment of Landerth.s
warrants! Garden Seeds, and Invites the attention of ail In.
terest.cl ha rural affairs. jinn
W. A. X.. 1131.1311 .. L. NIC11.11:1,0:4 J. I. ezevrrr.
Isngllah dr, ILlchesrdson,
CIONIALLASION AND P9RAT&E.DING MERCHANTS, and
./ Wholesale Dealers in Fteh, Bacon and Oil, and Produce
generally. Warehouse formerly occupied I.y Burbridge &
Ingisram, No. 116 Weser and 160 First /street, Pittsburgh,
Pen 1:1&. fob 3
Commltalon House.
T IIB subscribers have opens] a house for the nbore
pnt
pose, al No. IT Sraltbflel.l street, four doors above the
Monongahela [louse. We will purchase, or receive, on com
mission, for sale, con.ignment+ of Flour, lT uo.o, Cheese,
Corn, Oats, Barley, Flax need, Brass tired. 14.1.1 tiny, Ac.,
upon which Ire will make advances, or purchaac at the heat
market rates for cash I noo6l A IA11:0 A CO.
James Illtbaughlln,
TS ILF:Ft IN 0 110CERTKIJ, PROuLICF.„YLOUR, A(ON,
N.. 10, corner suithifte.ll and First otreerta, Pitto
burgh, Pa. nart3
RIBA 11. YOUNG... ....VIOL B. 101750 russcis L coven.
T. Li. Young & Co.
11T.;.3,9 50ntf4441.3 rtreel, opposite (ray Hotel
MANUILDTCRF:Ii.B OF CABINET FIIILNITUHE AND
O aAnts, of every description. Alan:trials and work
manship warranted, and /old al millets] prizes. Can taken
In packing for MLA and water carriage. ang3l
W m Digby, Jr.,
(11,0TITING AND Mssuoir
kj Fifth street, Pittsburgh. Clothing made to order, In
good style, and at modnrate rates. aragihtf
WIIIIOLESAL GROCERS, and Dealers in Produce, For
eign Wines and Liquors, Old Monongahela and nee-
Med Whisky, No. 291 Liberty sc.:Pittsburgh, Pa. ljy27:y
A. Ttudte,
Trunk,T
WHOLESALE. and Retail Saddle, Harness
eat.e
and Carpet Baq roanotocturer,
.N 0.1.08 Wood at., Pittsburgh, Pa.
./ Y29:7
J. H. lliellor,
ROLBSALE and Retail Dealer In Musical I ristrn men Ix,
W VT Bistros, Mute, School Books and Stationery, No. 122
and street janl
John W. Butler in Go..
FOItWARDINO AND COMMISSION MDRCHANTS—
Dimino; in all kinds of Pittsburgh manufactures, Lead
Pipe and Sheet Leal, VI Front street aep2B
Enterprise Works.
No. lad Wood street, !Alai door bdmo Virginalley.
DOWN L TETLEY would call the attention of Sporting
JUD men to their large assortment of Guns, Rifles and It,
solving Pistols, the largest and beet selected stock ever
°penal in this market, together with a general assortment
of Liardware, Cutlery, Tools and Fishing Tackle, all of which
we offer at the lowest possible prices to cash purchasers. or
for good approved paper. marlB
Copartneralalp Notice.
IRAVE TUt DAY (April 11th) associated with mo
Messrs. P. STEEL TOSC:ITT and BAHL. C. CLANEX,
th of wham have been for many years in my establish
meat, and are already extensively and favorably known fq
my customers and the public generally as superior work
men, and of correct bustneisi habits. We hope by this unios
of expedience and artistic skill—especially in the watch dis
partment; by keeping a large and well selected stock o r
goods; by selling at mod.upte prices, and by close attiintio:i
to business, to merit a HD:Sod share of patronage. To mi •
old friends and the public to general, who have for many
year past so liberally patronlzal my business, I return my
thanks, and. solicit for the new firm a continuance of simi
lar favors. W. W. WILSON.
Pittabargb, April 11,1&55.
Wilson, Turbett & Claney,
wATcji hug Ritz, JBWELBELS and 81LV131181417119,
87 Market rreei, corner Fourth. m'S
Now Coach and Carriage Factory 1
JOHNSTON, BROTHNItS dt CO.,
artier Rebecca and Delmont streets, AUcgheny
WOULD respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, that they have
• commenced the manufacture of Carriages,
Barouches, Rockaways, Buggies. Sleighs and
Chariots In all their various styles of finish and proportion.
All orders will be executed with strict regard to durabili
ty and beauty of finish. Repairs will also be attended to
on the moat reasonable terms. Using in all their work the
best Eastern Shafts, Poles, and Wheel stuff, they feel confi
dent that all who favor them with their patronage, will be
perfectly satisfied on trial of their work.
Purelsseera are requested to give us a call, before purcha
sing elsewhere. oattkly
MM=EI
D. T. JOIIIIBTON
Elealslor Carellag* Factory:
'IOHNSTON, BROTHER & 00., PRACTICAL OCLACII
J
MAKERS, corner of Rebecca and Belmont streets, Alla•
gheny city, Pa., have on hand and are mantifacturng an
extpneive assortment of Carriages Rockaways, Bugging,
Baggage Cara, en, made in all their various styles, with
Istria regard to durability and beauty of finish, using to all
their work the beet Juniata Iron and eastern hickory. Et
pain attended to on the most reasonable ter s. They feel
conthistit that all who may favor them with m their patron
age. will be perfectly satisfied on trial of their work.
The Pittsburgh and Manchester Omnibuses pass every fif
teen minutes during the day. Oct2s:ly
PITTSBURGH COACH FACTORY.
/I manor Viallnv L. 8711 , 711N3....-......0g011011 diIIIIIT.
Bigelow &
.. • • 81:100ESBORS TO E. M. BIGELOW, Na 4fe
• 4... Diamond alley, near Wood street, Pitt*
burgh--Coaches, Carriages, Pbeatone, Buk•
.-:•,•••••••••• gtes, and every description of /an cy veh iel eel
t to order, and finished in a manner 41128 U rpassed for
1 , beauty of design, elegance of fatish, drill of woremanehip,,
' and durability of materiale.
gar All work warranted. nova
1,11/11 I. Liani 1.
Ledlle Y. Ulam
(Stiocear3on; Malvany k Ledlie.)
%sr ANIMACTUREBS of Cut. Monlde4 and Plain, Flint.
lrl and Fancy Colored GLASSWARE, and dealers in all
kinds of Window Glass, Flasks, Vials and Bottles. Ware
house corner of Market and Water streets, Pittsburgh.
mh&dly
Removal
CITIMSEN, Manufacturer of every variety of Vials,
. &tales and Window GillBB, Black Porter, Wine and
Claret Bottles: Demijohns and Clastarys; also, Flint Glass
In every variety. Warehouse, Nos. 104 Becond, and 133
First street, Pittsbersh, Ps- mh2B
I. W. Chadwick,
PALER IN KENTUCKY LEAP TOBACCO, RAGE
AND PAPP:II,Na. 149 Wood street, brolOw Sixth, Pitto-
Del .
Sir- The higbeet market price, In OABII, paid for
ap2Cely•
JOHN •TWILL
Atwell, Lee & Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, Broduae and Commission
Merchants, and Dealers Pittabnrgh liangfactures,
No. 8 Wood street, between Water and Front streeta, Pitts
burgh. aolB
WALT/3 P. ILASSEALL JoUPLI U. EM MA.
W. P. Plaratusll &
IIUPORTHRS sad Dealers iu Preach and Amor-lean PA.
'M LIANGINCS, 87 Wood street, Pitteborgb.
gar Bole Agaitte for the celebrated manufactures of
Messrs. Deltsourt 3 Co., Paris. •Ug7
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VOLUME XIV.
anaplt Flom I
-gamma 1 , 1 i.. WILCOX I ocd
COUNSR DANT ISTREET AND D tdOND, keeps
conslantlivon bud a full assortment of Drugs, kledl
eine‘ktediclus Meets, Perftunerj, and ail articles pepsin.
Dag to bts business..
/Er Physicist& Prescriptions carefully oompouu4o 1:4
sU how& Jicoi' •
iotte
Fleming &Canape,
(aticexestei I. titan. a co.]
OLE.B.iLE DIIGGISTS, No. 60 Wood street, Pitte
orgli Po. Proprietors of Dr. itPLane's Celebrated
Varralfage, Liver Pipe, ko. jai°
' °tut Ball, Jr.,
enceresou TO .14=9 lIN7INVIT.
WiIOLUBdI,II•AND - It iaitiL DRUGGIST, and dealer
n Pointe, Ma, bye Btu s , ,141 Wood street, three
-dowry below Virgin alley, Pittsburgh. apr4=frely
A. L. Allen,
IrGUAM DEALER IN FORICION WINEB,I3BAN.
ma; MARE, OLDIIONONGIABBIA AND BYE
Wssisity, AC., also, Hestllyhttg Distiller, No. 8 Wood street,
Pittebingla, ,
Wines, Brandies, d ine , Oordlals, Jamaica Spirits, 84
ends and New England Rani, Clarets, ChimpaigneAlloptch
Al.', London Brown pioncliish, Occult, Bonrbrn, Old
Mcirtungahela Hie and Acetified Walslip, 'Apple, Peach,
Wild Cherry and Blackhenrißitindles ; imported Havana,
&Palle, and Principe. Clierst'llailliparinii and Common
Cigara'all at such loseprices as _ha challenge competition:
-Panay Par Begs and listelinnlottles of every otitis, anti
Denliohnir of' an dna, I 'reepittitfillly invite an examine=
iron of Wick, at No. 8 WOOD Street, Pittsburgh,
Penna., . aped:ly
James. BI•illts gar,
its WONG iIIRLA PLANING 11111J...—Mould respectful
ly Inform his friends and the public,;tbat bls pew 03.
tabliShni.Dt Ia PAW .operation, and that he Is pre•
pared to furnish BoatOabins, suniflll all orders for Planed
Luinber, with promptness, and at the lowest rates.
Board and Plank, planed onone or both sides, constantly
on land.
BaShipoOra,, and Mouldings of every desaiptlon, made
order.
Builders and Carpenters would rind It to their advantage
to give Aim a call, as be met now fattish them with planed
gut! suitable for every description of work.
)Elecron.Q.
MIIIISLR. AND DRABS IDUNDSILS, and Manufacturers of
all kinds of Braes Work, Locomotive Steam knglne,
Plumbers, Ac. Alm, Cotton Battlog Manufacturers.
Foundry on Rebecca street, Allegheny ellYt
°Sloe and Store No. 12 Market street, Pittsburgh.
Jai Old Brass and Copper takep In exchange for work,
or Mtehustid. Orders le ft st.the Foundry or Office, will be
promptly attended to. feWly
X. OILLST ... J. oasis.
Graff, singer Q. Greta,
Viu ES TERN FUUNNIII, No. 124 Wood street, Pitts.
Ty burghs Pa-
NASITIEWITILIPIIS Or
CloollOng Stoves. Plain and Raney Grates,
Goal and Wood stove; Plain and Pallor Fenders,
Park& Stoves, dad'and Dog Irons,
Bollmr Winn, POrtable Forges,
Sugar Battles, Tea Region,
Store Kettles, Wagon Boxes, [mblb
E=l=
Blakely & Richey,
R EAD. ESTATE. BILOKERS, corner of Seventh and
Smithfield Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa Parma, Bosses,
lota, Mille . Furnaces, /to., bought and told on COMMiSOIOD.
Land Warrants, Bills. Bonds and Notes negotiated. &pe
el:al attention given to mil:dividing Penns and disposing at
Main. Terms reasonable. eere3o
- .
mF. OLD PRINTING SBTABLIBIDDENT; (bee John
etonn 3 Stookton,) and Blank nook and Stationery
Warehouse, le prepared to executor every style of UDC,
Commercial, Canal and Steamboat,Job POntitir and Book
Binding, and furnish orrery article in th e Blank Book. Paper
and Stationery line, at the shortest notice and on the most
reasonable term..
Thank Book and Btaticnery Warehouse, Printing Office
and Book Bindery, corner of Market and gerund 1411 inovid
North-Western Police Agency,
NO. 89 WABRINOTON BTRZYT, corner of Dearborn
01110400, ILLINOB.
ALLAN PINIIT.TOIc .
Pinkerton & Co.
DITOTI Taira ATTINTION TO TOIL TILLAILiCTION 07 0 01:IIIILI1
DETECTIVE POLICE BiIISINESS
In the States of Illinois, Wleconain,hfichlganand Indiana.
mb19,10
pax late firm of JONES A QUIGG, bating been diseolv.
ed by the death of Jobn V. lb:Ogg, on the 27 tb tart , the
bus:I:MSS cf esid firm .111 be ee Wed by the undersigned, at
their office, eorner of /toes and First streets.
ISAAC JON tS, Surviving Partner.
Pittsburgh, September 80, ISsl—toct2y
/SWIM J01:1•111,
x 4 ABM/ACV:FMB. of Spring and Blistar Steel, Plough
in Slab meal, steal Plough Wings; Oriach and Nilotic
Springs, Brats Not Taper, half {arrant, Boren, Mail and
Ilasomerist Iron Asle6,—corner of Boa and Firer streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa. oet2:l3r
=CIZI
D. D. Rogers its Co..
ANITACTUREKB of WARMS' pate at Improved Steel
.LYI. Cultivator Teeth. Office corner Rosa and Pion street
octtly
Pittsburgh 11.1dlog /School.
zeiS.ROBBIIT U. PAITS:II.B...N, Proprietor, corner
Diamond detest and Cherry alley. The sunscrlber
respectfully announces to the Ladies and Gentle
men of Pittsburgh, that he has recently erected a LUDING
&MOGI" which In point or siae,commod.knmens nod ader.
tetion, undeniably eacele fury similar establishment in the
United Steles. Its location is accessible from all parts of
the city, while its high and airy situation renders it espe
cially suited to the promotion of health, by this most egrep-,
able exited.. The fiords are docile and well trained, soi,X
the proprietor pledgee blosseff that no pain. oh expense
will he spared to make this establishment the first in the
confidence of the public. od22tf
ttlehard C. Booking,
- UrVIR. ANUFACTUR ER OF 81.11.VR. BRABB,
LVI BION2B, LOOKLNG4LABd, PORTRAIT AND PLC-
T. 11 FICAIII.BB, Plain and Ornamented. No. 21 8t Clair
street. dll klods of Gompoeition Ornaments. for Steam
boats, ate. All kinds of Gilding and Regildlog, to order.
Gilt Houldin. I for Prunes, wholesale and retail. Taroisb
(or Oil Palming., Engraving's and Lithographs, for sale.
*Fr Impaired or defaced Oil Paintings motored in the
best Manner.
LTA
All Frames sod Mouldings taanutietared to gobs sista&
lisbatent may beclessied -without injury, Ira, soap sod
Water.
Call and ree. No. 21 81. Clair et, littaburph- mh26•tf
VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTUILSII., has recovered
Ida health so es to remain tide old business, and has
opened hie BLIND MAIN If WAOTORY, at No. 86 Fifth street,
near the Post office, between Wood and Smithfield, a here
he has an amortment of BLINDS, trimmed:with plain and
fancy worsted and silk trimminge, and In prepared to fill
any order in his line, on the most reasonable tonne. Ws
work is warranted to give sattafection or money refunded.
AB - Old Blinds repair
Agr Please give him a call,-as be can't be beat to work
manakin mv7.lv
IHAVE sold my Interest In the business on Lang, Miller
A Co., to B. A. Long, who, with John Phillips, will con
crone at the old eland, No. 109 Front street 1 oordielly re
commend the new firm to the patronage of my friends.
Pittsburgh, J uly 29, 1854. P. H. MILLER.
B. A. LONG JIM. PHILLIPS.
S. A. Loam Cc Co.,
IJI®LL AND 1311.&88 POIINDERB, AND GAB PITTIiIIB,
Invite attention to their Stock of Chandeliers, Brack
ate, Pendants, and other 11xturei. Pi:p fit up houses with
Gm and Bteam make Brass Castinte of all kinds to order,
futubsh Patopsaindftbk Pitdnge, and keep Anti.
Attrition Metal ennstimilly on hand, jyal
Arowicir..
•
DALY'S STOCKING MANUFACTORY.
No. 20 Fifth deed, first corner above Marko street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
IX7IIYHR will be found the largest , and beet assorted
Ty dock of HOSIERY ever offered for male In this city.
Purchasnmwill dad Itto their advantage to call •t this
ebtabltehmeilt an d examtne for themselves; It il all I need
to Insure their custom. O. D ALY.
N. IL—Remember the 0/1161. Brooixsu Mania.
febity C D.
TE subactiber having the exclusive right to mannfac.
tore and Pell BWEENBrB HOT AIR AND BMOKB
OUNSUMINO FURNACE, L prepared to receive orders, and
contract for beating buildings with the matt toonontical,
Furnace now In flan. be attention of those interellea , le
policitedi Any tnformetion cab be had of A. BRADEN'S',
N cs. 2 and 4 Wood street, orof J. BA IiNDDLLAR,
dec24:if Iron City Stove Warehouse, No. 134 Wood st.
Dissolution of lOcs.Partzsersatip.
ryas 00 PARTNER/3RIP heretofore existing between
JOSHUA MODES and PHILIP REYMER, in the
Wisolesale Fruit and Confectionary B=11:10811, 111 this day
dissolved by mutual Consent. The business of the Arm will
be settled up by Joshua Rhodes, who is authoesed to re•
oolpt for all debts due said Arm. JOSHUA RHODES,
idareb 27th, 1866. PHILIP MYHRE'.
rip. The undersigned have this day formed • Partner.
'hip, under the name, firm and etyle of RHYMER & AN.
DEMON, for the transaction of the Wholesale Fruit and
Confectionery business, No. n Wood street
rtaLIP RHYMER.
WET. J. ANDERSON.
Pittsburgh, March 27th, 1865.
Air In retiring from the Confectionery buelneee, I oheer
fully recommend Dleeors..Aeymer& Anderson to my friends
and customers. JOSHUA RHODES.
Pittsburgh, Mardi 27tb, 1865
FOUNDRY APED MAORICNE SHOP,
SANDUSKY, OHIO.
. .
Tsubscriber having moved into his new Works, re-
1, wetly erected. corner of Water, McDonough aed Shelby
streets, Is pre rod to 000 tract for and execute all orders
for PABSEIMER, BA6GAOE, POST•OFFICIE, ROUSE
FREMMT, PLATFORM, GRAVEL, ELAND, and all other
descriptions of OARS.
Also, Tor STEAM ENGINES of all sizes, GEARING,
RAILROAD CASTINGS of all descriptions, and all other
work Lppertaining to a Foundry and Nt.ellitio Shop.
The Foremen of the different departmenta ecientific
and practkal men--TAnoatly from .E.ern man ufactorles--
'who keep themselves informed and adopt ell valusbie mod.
ern immuvememta. W. W. WETHERELL.
&mat(
GeosCal ALUM? a. L terEPLUMB.
BIGELOW & CO., --....
(STRYCiItBBOII.B TO B. M. BIGILOW.)
Net- 46 Armond Alley, near Wood tired, PITTSBURGH.
A
4 , ..
COACIIITA CAILIMI3BB, PRAZTONB,
r . tril?l in ee butt (' rorrydeid-gratf,FTY.
manner unsm ar , beauty of deatim
olegatice of Toilet, ekill of wor ..tinship, and durability of
Ataterfalti.
Jrl- AA work warranted. attgl3:ly
E===l
ournatar.
Ee - 0;11181111 if , BON,
t (IENVEAT COILMMON AGENTS for the Bele and
l Platchate otlteal Mate, Collection of Rents, Borrow.
44 and. -.l,6ardng Moneys on Bonds and !Knapp"; aleck,
Sortnahhes Saks or Ptednew, Mennfeetnred Articles, de.,
;or Ihntire,litecitardea lied others: 'Ohloo,' No. 68 Market
fide
MEN
~. . _ '
=MCI
PUBLISHED DAILY, BY GITA,MORE et_ MONTGOMERY, AT THE "POST BUILDINGS,' i CORNER OP FIFTH AND WOOD STREETS, AT $6,00 PER ANNUM, OR sb,oo WHEN PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
BUSINESS CARDS
W. 8. Raven
J. WHITE,
I' =1
Consume the Smoke.
PASTNRIIVIIIP NOTICE
FULTON CAR WORKS,
BROM
~ ~, f
I '' , '~4 3 ' r,
BUSINESS CARDS
I. 1.. Marshall,
Wtotteso i g i r to U.
It
0N o e .
W% 1 ) ISILIWEI ANT, OOL L
No. 139 Liberty street, fitteborgb, Po.
i:lr l' o l t= W pa . tA. P ck i - in Aturp k ey, Tiernan tt li g ir a 141 M;
Pittobunh,lsloy 24, 1855—(my24:8tre.)
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
MHE PLUM OF LIVINGSTON,'BOGGEN a 00.. Proprie
j. tors of the PITTSBLIAGH fIOVISLTY WORKS, was
dissolved by the death of Mr. Joint J. Rooting, on the Ilto
of Pavel last.
The business of the NOVELTY WORKS will be continued
In all its branches by the surviving partners, under the
name and style of LIVINGSTON, COPEL AND It 00., who
will ale° settle up the affairsof the Leta Arm.
L. H. LIVINGSTON,
CALVIN ADAMS,
3. K. MOORHEAD,
Pittsbnrgh, Pa, May 4, 1865.1 W. B. COPELAND.
30111 i 'embalm —mum - um IrCLOPZIY.
Jobe ITlVOloskoy & Co.,
VET • ALB AND RETAIL CLOTHING HIM
, I , V
. 43bLAN'T6, No. 88 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The subscribers respectfully inform their old customers
an; the public in general, that they have this (ley newels.
ted themselves in the above business, under the drro cf
JOHN APCLOSEM d CO. They respectfully solicit either*
of subtle patronage.
The previous business of each will be settled by them-
Hives respectively. tett)
JT 51'1,ALTOBLIN, No. 95 Fourth street, nearly opposite
. the tiayor'soffice, la manufacturing Gentlemen's first
lroots, Low Elbows, ties and buttomd; Congress and Bottom
ed Gaiters; Ladies' Boots, half Boots, Jenny Linde, Bilp
pers, and French Lashing Cohere, of every color and shade;
fancy Kid and Betio Gaiters, of the best materials; Illissea
and Children's do., of every variety.
N. B.—All Mods made to order, on short notice. (sul9
!Soldiers , Bounty Lands and Claims
against Government.
T is ILL procure Bounty Land Wanunte for Soldlero,their
Widow and Minor Children, and attend to business In
the " Court of Claims," recently established by Congress.
Office, N 0.148 Third street, one door above Smithfield et.
March 19 1865—(mh20) CLIARLES NAYLOR.
JAMES WARDROP offers for vale CANARY BIRDS of
the moat Improved breed, being very hardy, and fine
singers. Bird Seale---Canary, Hemp, Millet, Rope and mix
ed Bead. Bouquets will be furnished composed of the Sliest
vLowir.na, vie: Camedise, Rosa Rods, Heliotropes, Be.
Evergreens (in pota) for Christmas Trees, from the Seed and
Horticultural Store, No. 49 Fifth at, near Wood. dec2o
tiounty Lands.
TUD undersigned continuse to obtain Bounty Land 'War
rants. Thu prompt bill ghee to all who hare 'served In
any war elttre I:40, 105 acres . Terms moderate.
LURE COCK8110(Yr, 37 Diamond alley,
mhl2y between Wood at. and Diamond.
New Bottling Establishment
DOYD A MORToN have - entered into co-partnership to
jj
transact the business of BOTTLING, in all Its branch
es, at 6$ Liberty ',Meet, Neville Refl.
They have cm:latently. on hand a superior article 'of
INDIA ALE, put up in pint bottles. Dealers and families
will fled it to their advantage to give tie a call, and exam.
foe for themselves. We oleo bottle a superkr article of
PORTER, SARSAPARILLA and bIiNERAL WATER.
Terms ea favorable as any other house to the city. All
orders pat up at short notice. BOYD A IdORcON,
Jel24m No dil Idberty at., Neville Halt.
FOR INVENTIONS AND PATENTS,
And Agency for the Purchase and Bale of Patent
Rights and Patented Articles.
MOMS P. EATON Agent.
No. 80. Fourth area, ratutnog4.
?THE enbscribere have long been acquainted with Mr.
I MOSES F. EATON, and have no hesitation in reoom
mending him, to all who may wish to employ his services,
as a gentleman of undoubted integrity end indefatigable in
dustry, In whose exertions every rellanse may be placed.
Neville B Craig, W. Robinson, Jr.,
W. K. Denny, John (3 raham,
James Wood, 11. Childs A Co ,
P. It Friend, N. Holmes A Bona,
Kemp A Wade, Kramer & Ratan,
Woe. Phillips, L R. Livingston,
Wileon Ild'Candless, Wm. F. Johnston,
A W. Loomis, Andrew Fulton
-..D. B. DODGIREL
Pittsburzh, Novembrirrittl. nos'27;dt f
Writing Classes—Duff'. College.
(111:111 Gentlemen and Ladles' Day sod !Wonky; Writing
C 166.666 NMI captious open darinF the Putamer under
Mr J. D. Williams. ',Lose various styles of Gent lemen and
Ladies' Writing; are 60 aniversall7 admired. No specimens
of Penmanship are earilbsted at the &en but those executed
by the Teacher in the inertitation. The Principal claims no
"monopoly" nor" t" for his lmina+, nor did he get
his hatitation chartered to sell oat, se has been repeatedly
done in thlscity.
Gentlemen •ndßee' Ci.itinq Card"! crl•ten In Mr.
unequalled style. All kind:. of Ornamental ran.
manehip executed to order. mr2.4.11a1e
Now Liatelligenco Oaks.
rplIE enbacric.r bee just opened an INTELLI(fINCP.
0/PICK, at 4o 410 Liberty street, In the swell knoirn
adoe of John I hompeon, dtdp Agent; and as he has been
Esploring Agent for the t oung Alen'. Bible Elociety of tt tte
burgh for r early Iwo years, he natters himself that Ain
knowledge of the city and its citizens gives hlm great
fadll
tl.we in furnishing honseltrepern with help. and also in find
ing pierce tor bnys,girle nn l all ot bers seeking employment.
The patronage of the public is roulette!. Terms resy, , end
every effort usel to gi ro gonersl iatisfacti , n.
Jell if OADRISL ❑&Slt.
..D. A DOCILE&
rj AVE ON HAND, •t th Ir •atennies CABINET and
11 CHAIR MAN USIAGTOKY, No tit o nab fluid street, e
larce sporntuient of Fancy and Plain Furniture, which,
they yin .c'l 15 per cent. ['aloe customary rote..
MOMMI—•as
- b only. der27:ly
.....-
--
AlWin. AL e StalTOSlsielL continues to manure,
SUre CABIN VF Wil;11,13 of every desoriptron, at his
old Mond, corner of Liberty and Seventh streets
UN DF.ItTAISINO attended to, In all Its brooches.
my 11
Charles Barnett,
HOIIBE SLICER AND BLACKSMITH, has erected a
nese and commodious Brick Shop on Cherry alley,
between Third and Fourth atrtota, where he is prepared
to oo an wort In his line with the otmort promptitude.
/hiring had long experience In the business, he respectfully
solicits the patronage of his old customer,' and the public
generally. 1721
GRAND PIANO,
MADE BY
NUM & CLARK, NEW YORK
rimis PUBLIC of Pittsburgh and Allegheny is respect.
fully Invited to all at the kiwis Store
of the eubarnibers, No 63 FIFTH ST.,
examine a superb
Wull Grand Plano, price 31000, f
From the Factory of NUNNS A CL tiK, Now York. Thie
alwkaut instrument le made to the ELIZABETIIIAN
SITU.," the ornaments, front pi,es and legs being elabo
rattily carved out of SOLI U 1108KWODD. It le toll ervera
octavos, of the largest dimenakins, and, to point of rolume,
power, and liquid frweetness of tone, le pronounced alto
getheT unencpa ;sable,
The slabsetibere wilt be happy to receive the rialto - of
their friends and the public in general, and show them
through their ele;ant new establishment.
7111 1 1 R.
6 t e. ' *re,%
" , ,
- •
CHARLOTTE BLUME,
NO.llB WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, in just re.
voicing a large stock of PIANOS, of the latest etyles,
from the Factories of
BACIMGA.RDTEN A HRINS, Hamborgb ;
DAVIS A 00, Boston;
HAINES, BROS. CUMMINGS , New Yore:
A. B. BEICEIENBACH, Philadelphia;
Together with those of other maker., at ptices from $226 to
$1,000; including every variety and style, from the plain
but substantial iron frame Piano, to the most elegantly
carved Louis AlV.style, Square and Grand Pianos.
I Arrangements hbvenigtepfleadervrith the mtinufactoreTA,
'by whielt.thelitinstrairatin nee otif lower by their exch.
ahre agents here than In the East, and without the addl.
Hopei cost and rink of transportation.
Every Piano sold by the gubscribegig warranted perfect
in every respect, and a written 412ifilitee win be given it
repaired. CHAELLOTTK 'BLUME,
angle No. 118 Wood street.
PIANOS &NOS
fUrANUIPAOTIIEtBD BY OHIOICERING k BONS, Boston,
INA and for sale by JOHN 11. MELLOR,
No. 81 Wood etreet, between Diamond alley
and Fourth street. Jost received from the.. ; •
manufactory of Chickering k Sons, Boston, ' '
and for sale invariably at Boston
Two of of their first clan &even Octave Pianos, Loafs XIV.
style '
with carved cues. legs, lyre, Mtlitie desk, kr. Ake.; flo•
tithed back and front alike. This is considered by persons
of taste to be the most beautiful pattern now made. Price
$5OO each.
Two first class Seven Octave Pianos, with carved care,
lyre, new style of dated legs, the lyre and ends of beautiful
carved tracery work; finished back and front alike. Price
$450 each.
Three elegant Rosewood, plain double round cornett,
Seven Octave Pianos, fi nished back and front alike and
with Ohickering's Patent Iran Frame. Price $4OO each.
Two caned Rosewood 0 % octave Mahon, with new style
[Red legs, carved ease, rancid desk, and the usual openings
filled with beautifully carved tracery work; finished back
and front alike. Price $426 each.
Three elegant Rosewood, plain doable round corners, 6
octaves, tlnish•d back and front and with Ohickering's
Patent Iron Pram. Plies $275 each.
Bevan Rosewood and Black Walnut Six (Kara Pianos, all
made as well and with the came ears as their Brat class Pl.
arias, and with Obick-ring's Patent Iron Frame.
One of Ohickering & *ions' New ficale, full Peren Octave
Grand Pianos, of Immense power, brilliancy, and sweetnes•
of tone, with their New Patent Action, which renders the
touch so light and elastic that it can be played on by the
most delicate hand. Price $7lO.
. .
TILE NEW PARLOR GRAND PIANOS
Also, one of their new Parlor Grand Pianos, an entirely
new illVemtien, and particularly &darted for Parlor use.
Price $660. . _
PIANO STOOLS.
A new lot of Plano Stools just received.
For sale by JOUN 11. MULOIIt, 81 Wood et,
between Diamond alley and Fourth street.
Sole Ageot for CUICKERING A BONS, for Pittsburgh and
Western Pennsylvania, eux2B
OP EVERY DESCRIPTION, eultable for 11 allroada, Ca.
rade, he., for weighing 'Hay, Coal, Ore, and hlerchate
dee generally, PinchaSeve may feel mewed that they can
be supplied with a superior and reliable article, and run
as ?Ilk.
Each-aide la gnarantemicarrect, and if (after trial) not
found malefactor', can he returned Without charge.
Factory at the old eland, established for thirty years, coy.
nor of Ninth and llielon streets, Philadelphis.
ABBOTT et CO.,
so:10148in SU00O23011! to /11.1LOOTT A ABElorr.
`7` -.
@PITTSBURGH, MONDAY,
Boots anti Shoes.
Mew deed store
IC X 11181T1ON ROOM
A. M LAIL n 4:60.
IL ILLY-MIR A BRO ,
Bip CI the 0: Idea Nan?,
No. 63 firth street
GRAND PIANOB.
Platform Scales
_ •
• ,'” • - I
•
MISCELLANEOUS
WOODWELL'S
FURNITURE
CHAliffto.
WHOLES ALE AND RETAIL,
EgIIRACIING EVERY ATYLE OP .
punanTuan,
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND WALNUT,
SUITABLE BOIL
PARLORS,
CHAMBERS,
AND DINING ROOMS.
EQUAL TO ANY 1N
NEW YORK OR PHILADELPHIA,
AND AT LOWER PRICER.
- Every article made by liand, and warranted.
Cabinet. Maker.
Supplied with any quantity al ➢OHNTIOSH and OILS EU.
on reasonable terms.
Hotels and Steamboats
RIIRNISHED AT THE SHORTEST Noma.
Wareroonn, Zios. 77 and 79 malt tree;
aag2 MK' US= FA
PIANOS PIANOS !
MANIIIAOTORBD 13Y
NUNN& & CLARK
AIM VMS, AND POI tialalrf
H. KLEBER ei. BRO.,
No. 53 Filth street, a few docrs from the .F1:41 Office.
*Pr doer amnia, the first few of a large invoice of
Mums A Clark's unrivalled Pianos. This ..,
choice lot will oomprise— ~,,,,,,,,:r4,, ,sr.,
C..ti .- 4,...x,... , 1
6 Octave square corners, rosewood, aver- '' r y w -
n. I . i -
ti do. % Octave, do do do ' •
574 and Octave, round corners, rosewood t rauwed, muslin melt
lyre.
dil Wave, double round corners, finished all around.
6 do do carved lege, Illtzabotblan Ity 1..
64
do do Seralsorpentine, very elegant.
7 do do
6% do Pull Serpentine, splendid pattern.
7 do do do
The above will positively be sold at New York Fr.:tory
price:, without addition for freight, etc.
IL KLERK@ A BRO,
Sole Agents for billions A Clark, for Pittsburgh
and Western Pennsylvania,
send 63 Fifth street, near the Post Ogles.
WILLIAMS & ALLEN,
EMOCI39OIIB TO
ARNOLD & WILLIAMS,
111111971.011311311 or
Chilson Furnaces, Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND KITING GENEIIALLY,
For Warming and Ventilation of Buildings. ,
airW. a A. still contract fix Warming and Ventilating
by Steam or Hot Water, Ptpes or OhWon's 'Pinnace,
Churches, Schools, llospitals, Ihictoriee, Green Houses,
Dour Mouses, Jails, Dotes, or Dyrelllnga. No. Zb MARKET
street. Pittsburgh. aplB
•. J. latiNllllllll-1. C. COMIILINS-11. 0. 7atlllB-.W. IL IoraDDWLILD
AMERICAN
PAPIER MACHE
NANIIPACTIIRING COMPANY,
NO. 7d HEVOND STREET, NTTSBLEGII, re.
MANUFACTURERS or PAPIER MACHE ORNAMIINTI 4
for Churches, Rouses, Steamboats, dr.: kilns? and
Picture Frames, Window and Door Reads, Brackets, Trusses.
Cornices, Ventilators and Centro Pima, for Ceilings, Ito
settee and Mouldings of every description, else and design,
CHILPIII and warranted more datable than any other article
Dow in Doe.
JSZIP-Ckdere executed on the shortest notice.
N. B -A:tention of Stearoboet Builders to especially di
recta I a this article, on account of Its light weight.
CUMMINS, TUNES d CO
No. f 8 Second et., between Wood and Market els.,
leaPi Pitts burgh.
S. M'KEE & CO,
MIKEE'S PENNSYLVANIA GLASS
WINDOW GLASS,
Serr►. Double Strength, Imitation Crown mud Dub,
Vlids, Fiesta, Pickle end Preserve Jere:
Wine, Porter sod Mineral Bottles;
Telegraphic & Lightning-Rod Insulators.
SBOOND, lISTWILIZ WOOD A ItIAIIKST
i.
But a short dfritan P =rdt.: Bteamboatt ndlng, and
from Mrmongabela Hoare. t. Charles, and City !lota'. rapt
JOHN COCHRAN & BROS.
M NL'? ACT.IIIIgII2 or
IRON RAILING, IRON VAULTS.
VAULT sroofts,
Window Shatters, Window Guards, dio.
Noe, DI &mond nd 136 Third •t.
(iiirris WOOD Lily, kIEXIT)
FIITEBC Fd.,
'UT! on hand e variety of lat , R patterao aacr an..
Plalu, suitable for ill purpoeaa Particular attention paid
toy:miming Grave Lot. Jobbing done at abort notico,
M:I!ViISMI
SIXTY TUB ACRES OF LAND, with tie acres of Coal
attached, Bud ail the improvements thereon in success.
ful operation. Bald Pam is situated co the 51 nongsbela
river, 31 miles above Pittsburgh, sod to rapped with a
Pans Bout*, Barn, Tenant !louses, Orchard, Railroad, and
an uscollent harbor.
Tbe vein of Ooal to tlve feet thick and cannot be surpas&
ed to quality. For fortber particulars apply to
liIOIiOLSON & PAYNE,
=EUM3
No. 201 Lt
UM; SUET RECEIVED
UM;
ticks:—
_
!MANDEB&
Dente Brandy, (earl Bno,)
°lard Dupu3 A 00. (super.)
itarrott • 00.
&memo.
WINE&
flarcial Madeira,
Iloward, !throb A Co., Blood`ra
FAA India Madeira,
Table do
Amontillado liberty,
klanzanUlo do
Table do
Cooking do
Besawing Port,
Pore Jules do
OrdineTy do
St. Joliet Oat et,
Malaga Dry,
Do Sweet,
Champagnes,
Anchor,
Verseney,
Ileideseek,
Together with all other
busloww.
DOFF '5 fel E. RC/A./SIT L Is; CO I.
anger of Third and Market streets.
Incorporated by Logintattoo Charter,
ATICARLY 9500 STUMINTB hare been educated in
II this institution.
DAT AND [VEXING CLU9SL9rn
D..UBLE EINTMY ROOK •HREPINO, In Its applicabon
to every branch of Commerce.
DOODLE ENTRY STEAMBOAT BOOR-REEPING, tor
procticod upon the Western Rivers and Lakes.
BIDLINILSS AND ORNAMENTAL PENMANSHIP taught
by Mr. J. D. Williams, the beet Penn= in the United
States.
COMMERCIAL LAW AND POLITICAL ECONOMY, by
N. B. Retch, Veg., member of the Pittsburgh Bar
II &DERMATICS, CLASSICAL AND MODERN LAN
GUAGES, by P. Hayden, A. IL, and F. L. Apel.
For full particulars, call for a circular, containing the
Report of a Special Committee of th e Chamber of Commerce
of New York, and a recommendation from upwards of Lao
hundred Merchants, Bankers and Accountants.
oct.lB:daw
WIG MANUFACTORY.
M. RENTER.,
Six doors fPom as iiquetirsoi, opposite the attestor's Ores,
stitOuinw CRT,
TB PREPS/DID TO BILL ORDILEi POB WIOB, and all
kinds of
Ornamental Hair Work.
The boat quality of material is furnished, and Wire
estiefsetion ruaranthed. mylbdim I y
RIIVOLV&H81 KEvoLvsas 11 —4 ust received, by Ex
press, direct from the mactufso- Z,,fru,r s , , t. ; ;‘ ,s tf ;: 7
tomtit, a splendid. asiortmont of Ookrg -` • •
REPEATING PISTOLS, four, 876
eh inch barrels, all of which we will
Bell for cash at u low prim 411 they
can be bought In the city of New York. Persons going to
Australia and California will find that they can do better
by purchasing their equipage at home, than they can among
strangers—ae we give persons a chance to try any of the
above Pistols before leaving the city, and in cue of a fail
ure we refund the money. GOWN A TNTLEY,
seta —lB6 Woo: sheet, Pittsburgh.
W. U. SMITH W. W. 11515 .1 A. umrrsa.
Smith, Malr & Hunter,
(Late Smith A Sinclair.)
YrHOLESALE GROCERS, PRODUCE AND COMMIS
-IHON MERCHANTS, and Dealers in sit glade of
tsbneith Mannfacttiree,l27l3econd and 151 Mat street,
Plttatuusth, Pa. Cenn
~0. 000113
Brott Q. Curtis,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE, St. AtiSHOICT
Minnesota Terraory. Lind bought and sold through.
out the Territory. Money loaned, Investments made to the
best advantage, and Land Warrants located. Also, Agents
for the sale of Lots in the town of ST. CLOUD, dS miles
from St. Anthony, and head of zo - lotion above the Falls.
The survey of the great Encino Railroad crosses the Minis
stpSoita, Ws point, and the numerous advantages it
Allies of naldnesa, Ell make it one of the largest
el it the Nortleyesk
IMMENCESS.
•
ft -Governor Ramsey, Minnesota.
Hen. Wm. Welsh, Ohio( Justice of Minnesota.
lion. 1. Mentor.
Don: 11. tiAtioe, Delegate to Congress.
Rice, Hothogstrond h Becker, Attorneys et Law.
Messrs. Dornp R Oaks, Bankers.
Rev. T. M. Fullerton, Register of U. B. Land Ofßoo.
sep2o
Western Lanai
W& bars arrangements with gentlemen of experience
in the different Western States, by whirl choice
lands can be located at Govertnneot price. Perrone desirous
of locatiwisivii, either facerpoeulation or for actual settles
meat, will find it to their advantage to give us a call. One
of our correspondents in lowa has spent the last els weeks
In critically exatninlog the lends he than State eut!ject to
entry, and writes us that he bee selected over 20,000 scree
of choice lands. BLAKELY & RICHEY,
sep2biew corner Seventh and Smithfield eta.
• -r
IMMO
MEE
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'NOVFARBER 12, 1855
11:3321313
No. 125 Liberty otrecit..
trd, Jr., Agent.,
met Sills?,
the following very choice actl
Jamaica,
Beata Cruz.
GIN
Baguet,
London Cordial,
Schnapps.
SUNDRIES.
Rutherford's Scotch Ale,
Berolay's Loudon Porter,
Wild Cherry Brandy,
Absinthe,
Anieethe,
Comae,
gaPtitis,
MOcha and Ja•a,
Young flys. and Black Tess,
Rngliab tironson Cheese,
Imported Havens Cigars, of
♦arious brands,
Old Monongahela Wbtalt7, of
all grades.
article., connected with the
tosZalsw
,F.GI Es
MISCELLANEO US
RHODES'
FEVER AND JGUE CURE,
-volt the Prevention and Our° of Iwriantrrsarr and Rl
nrrrmrt Penne, Psvu and Am, Matta end RAVI;
Dun A 6174 Emmet DZEILLITIr, NIGHT 8071A114 and all other
forms of dleesoe which have a common origin in lifelarldor
Manna
This is a NATURAL ANTIDOTE, which will" entirely
protect any resident or traveler, even in the most sickly or
swampyfrmn any Aline or Bilious disease what.
ever, or any Injury from constantly inhaling Malaria or
Miasma,
It will instantly check the Ague In persons who have sr&
fared for any length of time, from one day to twenty years,
eo that they need never have another ctria, by octatinolug Us
nee according to directions. The patient at once begins to
recover appetite and strength, and continues until a perms•
Dent and radical cure is erected•
• • •• • • • •• •
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases; acme
may require more Directions printed in oerman, French
and Spanish, accompany each bottle. Prise One Dollar.
Liberal disoounts made to the trade.
JAMES A. REIODia, Providence, IL I
EVIDRNOR OF BAFRTY.
Now Towt, June 11, 1866.
" I have made a chemical examination of " Rhodes' Fever
and Ague Care" or " Antidote to Malaria," and have Mated
It - for Arsenic, Mercury, Quinine and Strychnine, but have
not found a particle of either In It, nor bate. I found any
substance In its composition that would rime Injurious to
the constitution.
JAMES R. 011.11/TON, M. D., Oltuunist.l
KVEDSNOR OF MERIT
" Lawns:num, Union ccunty, Pa.,:May 2, 18156.
Mr. J. d. Rhodes—Dear Mr: The box of medicine you
sent me was duly received on the Mth of April. I have
sold abut one-half of It, and so far the people who hare
used It are satisfied that It has cured them. It has certain.
ly stopped the Ague In every one who has used it, and six
of the cases were of long standing. My sister, who has
bed it for dye or six years back, and could never get it
stopped, except by Quinine, and that only se long as ,he
would take it, is now, I think, entirety cured by Soar reps,
edy. C. 11. McGINLY."
OAITPION TO AGUE SUFFERER&
Take no more Arsenic, Mercury, Quinine, Strychnine, or
Antl-Periodbsb or medicines of any kind, the *Me of
which is owing to such poisonous drugs. The most, Piez
can do is to " break the chills • for a short titne,i/bne'thcF
are sure to cause constitntionaLmatadles tea - pug only
with life. Remember that the-only lever aterdgue reme
dy that is harmless as well ea ewe, is
Rhodesyrii•ier , atell Ague Cure.
Jliir For sale by JOAN BIITOIIIILL, and Druggists gen
erally. atigkialsw
Notice to Whom It /May Concern.
rrIELE PUBLIC ammo BALER of Real Estate at Rt.
1. cheater are now closed, and the Building Season has
fairly commenced: Every citizen of Rochester In busily env
played. Even 80 or 40 new families who have become cid.
yens the present Spring, find constant enapicrymexi# and in
a few daps a hundred families more will be required Vicar.
ry on the work of the meant amain.
The Orr Budding ./iLrhicerit is now near completion,
and will be In full operation In June. Feveral Care will be
ready for delivery, by contrac , , the Ist of July.lBsB.
Two or three new etncbes, In Rochester. will be con.
treated for immediately, and ournerocui other Improvements
will be commenced, requiring a great amount of mechanical
and other labor independent of the Car Establishment,
which will pro •ably employ from one to two hundred.
A prominent lxickmaker from Pittsburgh has just pur
chased olne large lots, and contracted to make upon them
forthwith 500,000 bricks. Two gangs of bands commence
work the present week, besides the other yards heretofore
established in the neighborhood.
Our Ston e Quarriet are already alive with workmen; and
the road leafing to them lined with teams.
Lumber le'breareing abundant and eltrap;ind tenements
will soon spring up to relieve some of our Imam, which
sow base 6 families, 4 families, 3 families, and derma of
them 2 families each
Any who d d not boy cheap lots at the faux public sales
last season, or the four public .IC/3 the present spring, eau
still secure good bargains at pravale race by calling - on the
subscriber in ilcclooiter. Terms—% down, in one year
and ;i In two years. it. T. - 0. GOULD.
. _
e,t , .—A few lots can yet be had at $6O to $lOO each: if
applied for before the 20 h May. These lots are twice as
large as usual city lots, viz; 40 feet by 125, and the prim
only from $1,50 to $2,50 par foot front. The present reserv
el homestead and magnificent profit of Ovid Phoney, 4 acres
In the centre of the borough of Rochester; also, the beauti
ful 20 acres, building, orchard, &a, of P. Reno,can be
bought through the subscriber at great bargains, id there
are not two such bargains within a hundred miles. G.
nun
CA RPETS-.CAR PETS
AT AIcCALLUM'S.
JREGETYPD, AND DAILY ammo TO •
0 large and choice assortment of Goods In the abase line,
including
Velvet and Tapestry BruEsels Cerpt.t,
Three-ply Superfine Medium and
Low priced Ingrains,
Medallion 8.124 Tapestry (In great variety n
pat erns,) BtllnFnlA, Datuarks and Ve[Lilian Hall and Starr
Carpets.
ALSO—Beautiful pattern') of Oil Clothe (various quail
Li e , and a-,,t.Lba,) wo den and Linen Crumb C10t11,%
Coooa Matting, Lint and hug Carpets, French Kmboaved end
Victoria Piano and Table Covens, hearth Bugs and Door
Hata t• great variety) All other ankle's usually found in
Carpet Storer) constantly on band nt No. 87 FOURTH
near Wood W. D. A /I SPCALLUAL
NEW STORE.
MOURNING & HuITBEISEEeING DRY GOODS
BROOKS tic COOPBEL
NIijOULD reepectfully inform the public that they have
V taken the Stors Room, NO. 75 MARK KT STSIIt2tT,
and barn now open a most complete assortment of the abort
goods. By giving our whole attention to there branches of
the busineics, to the estlusion of fancy goods, we think we
ran offer advantages, both In liesasrttneut, quality and price,
not to be found in stores keeping rho usual variety.
The HOUSER ESP I hPAItTkIY.NT embraces all Fta
articha in Dry (Joule use! In furniahlng and keeping
i. Ouse. sep2B;d3m
Bargains In Watches, Clocks & Jewelry
ROBERTS & BROTHER,
ARE now selling their large and caretully !elec.
ted stock tf Fine Watches, Clocks, ruadriels Gold
eTpJewelry at greatly reduced prices, to snake so=
" for an entire new stock, which will be received, di
rect from the Pastern manufactories In a few weeks, for
the Fall trade.
Purchasers desiring to buy good goods al low prima,
should roll immediately and examine our stock, as we are
determined to dose it out without regard to cost or former
prices. Don't forget the place.
11011E11TR d 131101311/1,
41 Fifth street, unit door to Wood.
lir Watches, Clock. and Jewelry repaired in the best
manner. and warranted. lymly
'Mourning and lianas Tarnishing Store,
No. in Markel Strut.
wE give our entire attention to this kind of stock., to
F V the exclusion of fancy gooks, In consequence of which
our assortment in both branches is most complete. We
have just received oar
SECOND SUPPLY OF GOODS,
And can guarantee persons wanting goods In our line, to
be pleased both in quality end price. Call end see ns.
Aliiir• Please note toe Location, No 78 Market street
°rt.%) BROOKS A 000 PER.
J. J. GILIABIII- P 121813.311..
J. J. 01111esple & Co.,
LOOKING GLASS MANUFACTURERS. ani Dealers to
Looking Glass Plates, Plate Glass, Engravings, Combs
and Fancy Goods, No. 76 Wood etreet, Pittsburgh.
vn hand and mode to Drier, Gilt Pier and Mantle Glossae
Mahogany, Rosewood, Walnut and Gilt Fraisitie, or Mould.
leg, of every description.
STEAMBOAT CABINS Decorated and Gilt. 10.'4
Valuable earn. for ein-to
ITUATE IN A DAMS TOWNSIII C. VUTLEFI. COUNTY,
0 containing 141 acres; 116 aorta of which are under nal.
Ovation. The proprietor, about to decline farming, will
dispose of all hie Stock, Grata and flay on hand, if desired.
Enquire of JAMBS 13L.604ELY,
sugli corner of Seventh and Smithfield ate.
LAND WARRANTS
WANTND
-40,
80,
100 ACHE WAILICAIIIB, by .
AUSTIA Loomis,
I.IR Ilpaler In Warm,. Stocks, kA, 01 fourth .
John Grontt,.
IM PORTER OF BRANDIES, GIN, WINES, Am—Dealer
it tine Old Monongahela Whisky, Peach BranAy, dc
Also, Rectifying Distiller, corner of Smithfield and Front
streets, Plttsburgh.• • anrlB
Barr'. Intelligence °awe
T_T °THU, Ilousakeepera. Manufacturers, Merchants end
Mechse ice are invited and solicited to call and obtain
their Help and their Appientioes. Also, the working
classes, both mile and female, shall be attended to, end
bus - thews found for them on short notice, at BARR'S IN.
TELLIOHNCE OFFICE, No. 410 Maly stmt.
No answer returned to applicationa by mail, unless et ,
companled by a postage stamp seplo
VI? anted,
APKRBON COMPETICNT 70 HEMP BOOKS, and wits
can make himself generally useful in a manufac
turing beanies.. Persons applying will please give iefer
ence, state salary, and address Poet °Bice, Box 377, Pitts
burgh. Delft
Thomas Ultra r
ADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTURER,S
No. 4 St. Clair street, Pit stne'.
7th- Hon. Clothlsit, Whips, Apure, .te. f oct6 •
Pen rhvn Blantel a.
AFINE ASSORTMENT of these durable and beautiful
Imported Mantels will be opened for inspection, for
the first time in this city, at the FAIR GROUNDS. Aftet
the close of the Exhibition, they be found at the Man
tel Rooms of WILLIAMS & ALLEN, corner of Second an..
haricot streets. oetktt
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.
ABUILDING LOT IN ALLEGHENY CITY, 24 feet by
100. A good bargain can be bad by applying soon at
tbe oflice of the MOHNING POST. lyl2t
„ Lot for Sale..,
AGOOD BUILIMG LOT, 24 feet front on Gerson street
by 100 fret in depth, in Birmingham will be sold
cheap. Enquire of GEO. F. GILLMORE,
jrlB at oft]ee of the Morning Post.
Watehes! Watches I! Watche• !
largest, finest and cheapest stock of WATCIIRS
I ever opened in Pittsburgh is now b.ing sold by the
undersigned, whose long experience. close attention to the
business and superior facilities have given him an e•tab•
lidhed reputation In this branch of trade. A beautiful as.
tortment ot Ladies' Gold Watches from $33 to $lOO. Rail
road Watches, Sc. Air Only agency In the State for the
sale of the celebrated and unrivalled Charles Prodehant's
Improved Series Chronometers.
Welch repairing done in the best manner.
W. W. WILSON,
67 Market street, eorner Fourth
Removal.
SCITTI,IBERT k, 80p have memo& their Real Estate
andlienvral Ailancy . OMe• to No. 63 MARKET 6T..,
near Third. ang2
Co-Partnership.
lATALTHR P. MARSHALL maocietcd with him, on the
VT
21 day of July, JOB. R. HUGHES, in the Wall
Prip.r buslneea, nfider the name of
W. P. MARSHALL d 00.
ELSCrjLaktLNEOUS
WATILEL CAJUN INSTITUTE,.
Sind cued, (south ridej
. between Fenn sired out the River
priraninum,
DOCTOR A/Ma, Graduate and Practitioner In the Old
Schools at Medicine, Allopathic and Homtoopathls,
and for the past ten years a atummattd Hydropathist, has
opened a WATER CMS In the abate location.
The perfectly safe, direct an immediate erect thli aye.
tem has on all Pavers, and all diseases acute and chron ic, while it is mild, grateful and invigorating to the Weak and
debilitated, renders it peculiarly desirable In fernlike, who
vBl be traded at their homes.,
Allopatlio Mod Homcerpa.thic treatment vlll be sulminis
wed where/bailed; . but, after long and thorough:expert.
ewe, Doctor DaeLa.gtreii a decided preferaccurto Hydropa.
thy, which has, throne - Met the old and new world r provert -
so eminently successful in every form of diseasevinclocitug ,
Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, It:Manama
tory and Chronic Rheumatism, Asthma, Cutaneous, Net ,
ions and Liver Diseases. Testimonials of cures from highly
reputable citizens of nearly every State to the Union, can
be examined at Doctor Basil's office. The Bet Clergy are
invited to consult him gratis.
Warm water being used in the etnuntencerment,andeften
throngoont the treatment, it is a luxury Instead of unplea
sant, as those unacquainted might suppose.
Rxerartions—Messrs. Charles Brewer, Watermatr..Pabnerf
W. W. Wilson, W. IL Williams, , Tbompson Bell, J. B. Wel.
din, D. T.. Morgan, Wm. B. Holmes, H. H. tlttglish, D. H.
Kerr.
The undersigned, baring visited. Doctor Daehes Institu
tion, and witnessed hie suremsfni treatment, cheerfully
recommend him as a thoroughly ediscated aul skillful
Ph =le nr e t T. Russell; JOS. David Guhtplohn O.
thirds, Robert Patrick, John B,Lgtvhiginon, John . Wright,
W. W. Patrick, Moses P. Eaton, 0. Ormsby Gregg.
octl6:dsw -
WLDI FIAMPTOIr • IsaKPLa 0111PIALL.
HAMPTON la CAM PB ELL,
(Lam or. 101 jrnua I•118,N • co.)
AtITOLESA*OIDEALERS IN MEN'S AND BOYS'
CLOTHIMO, adapteJ td the Western Trade, 82
Third street , between Word and Market , Pittsburgh."
Amongst our stock, which la the largest and most com—
plete in the country, will be found, at low prices-- -
Men'e Clothing, of every description;
Boys' do do
A great variety of Undershirts and Drawers •
Bali stock of Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Ne ck Ties and
Stock's;
A' splendid assortment of Susp ender, ;
do do Men's Winter foolery;
do do Boys' do
Linen and Muslin Shirts and Drawer,;
Clanton Flannel do do
Gum Elastic Goods ;
And a full Mock of goods adapted to Miner, and Fanners',..
wear, Ac.
Also, Umbrella', of all grades.
We Invite our old acquaintances, and all dealers in our
line, to call ender:amine for themselves,. We are now
opening our third supply, and our stock Is full and com
plete. Warehouse on Third street, half way between Wood
and Market. octHedaw
IFLOM CITY CODIRLIMBOIAL COLLEGB
OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA,
A N Inatitution to educate the EERINESS MAN. Col
t Inge open Day and Emaint, from BA.M.toJO P. M.
, 21 0 0
Students and upwards bare matriculated at this Bohm) of
Practical Arts, taught in a practical manner by inetructom
of practical experience in the baldness with whirl their
arts are connected.
THXYLS OP SOTTION :
Book-keeping-4[lli mercantile course, lime turihn-
ittd, including cumtnerni "Mtleahations, all,
,lec•
tureaand.Practical. . $35,00
Rams course for Ladlea,(apartruemteeparate,) - 20,00
Pentaaneldp—practietil—thne unlimited, • • 10.00
Same course for Ladles, (apartment separate,) • 6,00
Penmanship, per month, • • • - 4,00
Arithmetic, - • • • - - 4,00
Penmanship and arithmetic. par month, - 0,00
• Higher mathematics, languages, surveying, engineering,
drafting, mechanical, architectural and Gl...mental draw
ing and construction—as per agreement.
.4 1 1 r Those that can attend only In the evening, baveall
the advantages of the day student in lectures and instruc
tion. -
/tar College (now) cornet of Wpod end Fourth—en= bl
°allege Ball," opposite the Poet Office.
eePS F. W. JENKINS, Principal.
• Polyteeluile Department
(Al' THE IRON CITY to.VLLEG is—Commencing Dimmer
tJ Bynum, October 8, at 7 o'clock. A Session of Tiventy
!Amens. ;Students can. attend every day and , nyening to
practice; but are charged for only font lessons per week.
O. BARTDERGRII, Teacher of Architecture.
1. Elementary Drawing and Shading.
Regular course In Descriptive Geometry.
Part L Line and phtnom and Intersections.
Part 11. Cylinder, cone and sphere, with their inter
sectione, with Lime, plenum, do.
Part 111. Perspective. ,
3. Constructions in different materiiitictent,
wood, brick and trold;d o -•
Foundattons, trussing, rooting, arching and vaulting.
Furnaces, ventilation and heating. Dams and lochs,
bridges.
Designing of publle end private buildings, in the dif
ferent styles of architecture, wAtt lessonson their origin to.
E. SIORGENROTH, Teacher of Ornamental Drawing,
adapted to the business of the marble cutter, cabinet
nati4er, ornamental painter and carver, ka.
Mechanical Drawing, applied to machine building In all
Its brunches.
Prof. P. 1101MION, 'readier of Modern Languages.
Instruction given day or evening, individually or In
eln-ses. Separate apartments for Ladies.
At4T. For terms, •c , call at •' College Hall," opposite cite
Post Office. i octsl P. W.- JENKINS, Principal.
COTTAGE HILL ACADICJIIIe
, f .ll Classical and Collegiate Boarding School,
FO:,: BOYS.
rpErz.TWELPTII SESSION of this InAtitntiori will com-
A • /nonce on TUESDAY, the 18th of October.
Ilia School Is located. In the pleasant, healthful and
romantic village of TURTLE CHEEK, distant twelve mites
• from - Piffeburgb, and is of easy aesevt, several times a day,
by railroad.
Those calla have chiktrett to educate, are invited to call
and examine the arrangements made for the acoommoda
lion of scholars. L. CATON, Principal.
Turtle Creek Allegheny Co., October, 181 b.
gia. Circulars, containing terms, and other information,
may be had it J. H. Mallet's H. T. 0. Morgan's and .1. 8..
Derstaan's Ilooketores , Pittsburgh;i or apply to the Princi
pal, at Turtle Creek. , ern
A BARGAIN OFFERED.
TIM undersigned offers for eagle SIX LOTS or ground
fronting upon and adjoining the Depot of the Pitts
burgh and Oonnelbrrille Railroad, in the growing and
thriving Borough of ld'iiitESPOßT, Pour of the Lots are
37% het in width by about 120 in depth, fronting at One
end on the Depot, and at the other on Sinclair street; and,
two of them fronting for their whole length on other
streets.
duo—TWO LOPS, 31% feet in width, fronting the other
side of the Depot, end in depth 121—one of the Lote bor
dering for Ito whole length on Jerome street.
No better property can be found, end it will be sold low.
Pert of the rwiyment taken in stock of the Oonnellayllto
Railroad, if desired. GEO- Y. GILLMORP,
Office of We Morning Poet.
Pittsburgh, August 81, 1855.--4deertf
IRON Okra' 00.1.1.54e1h.
OOpening,
,of the Rall.
N FRIDAY BVENING N.S.N. ° T, New
October 5, at 1 o'clock,
Addressee will be delivered by JUDGE WILKINS and
others, adapted to the occasion of the opening of the new
"College Nall," which has been fitted up for the permanent
location of the iron City Coll e, .t the corner of-fifth and
Smithfield streets, opposite the Post Office; enOnnce on
Filth street. The public—to the ladles and genttemen—
are respectfully . invited to attend.
octs '• P. W. .TENKINS, Principal.
• L. liktralafield
IX/ HOLSBAIR AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GENTS'
fl FURNISHING GOODS, and SHIRT AIANUFACIV
REES, No. TO Wood street, between Fourth street and Dia
mond alley. bays received their stock of Yell and Winter
Goods, which they will veil at satisfactory prices, cabin
clog—
Shirts, Hosiery, Scarfs,
Gloves, Cravats, Mulltera,
Stocks, Ties, Pocket Hdkfa,
Buena& Shawls, Rubber Grcda.
With a general assortment of goods adapted to the ?imbib
ing business. octl:l3m
Land Warreas is
rpIIE highest market price paid or 40, 80 and 120
a= Land Warrante, of the late issue.
Amo, for SO and 160 acre Warrants, issued under the
aw of 1850.
Apply to BUMPILY I RICHEY,
sep2lmaw corner of Seventh and Smithfield eta.
Watch.. and Watch Repairing.
W. WiLl3oli Market street, corner of Fourth.
VV . Gold and Silver Watches from $lO to POO. Sole
Agency for sale of Charles Frodsham's unrivalled Time
keepers. Watch Repairing attended to promptly, and done
in a superior manner
4Eir Jewelry, Silver Ware and Military Goods at Eastern
: prises: VI sepia
'll J. HISNRIt a CO. have removed their office to No. 29
1
. I Nth street, opposite Meson's, In Dr. G. R. 13 lade
wuhsO office. where citizens trlll find the books opt n to
-e:ee escAprbotis for IRVING'S LIYN OW WA511.:.3.
s, i••... late outdinetto...
DIL BROWN continues to be consulted for the care of
SECRET DISEASES. Die swam in long standing
cases is unequalled. The afflicted are Invited to cull with
out delay. Persons afflicted with Venereal DISEMBBII,
Rheumatism, Piles, or Seminal Debility, should not delay
to get hie advice. Letters containing a fen immediately
answered.
Office and Private Boom, No. 41 Diamond alley, Pitts.
burgh. je2B
HNM /t 00., No. 82 Smithfield street, have re
. calved the fAlowing new Books and Magazines:
The Old Homestead, by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens;
The Wager of Battle, by Henry W. Herbert;
Winnie and I—a novel;
Beecheroll, by the author of "Heir of Redclitfe ;."
Scenes in he Practice of a New Ycrk Burgeon;
Marriage & Lottery, by Mrs. Grey.
y. NACIAZINLS 0021 NOV Dina.
The Panorama of Life and Literature ;
Ilerper'e Magazine;
Putnam'a :Magazine;
Leslie's Gazette;
Leslie's Journal ;
G‘dera Lady's Book;
Graham's ki gazine ;
Peterson's Magazine;
Ballou's Magazine;
Household Words;
Knickerbocker Magazine:
Chambers' Journal;
The Horticulturist;
Yankee Notions;
Thompison'e Reporter.
Blackwood's Magazine and the Art Journal for October.
The Illustrated London News and Punch received weekly.
nov3 H. MINER dr 00., 32 Smithrisld
NEW BOOKS! SEW 800/15:
Alinnie.and I;
OlennOod, or the Parish Boy; i .
lowa us it Is in 1855:
Marriage a Ihttery, by Mrs. Grey ;
She Hidden Path, by Marion lierfind:
Alone, by the anther of "Hidden Path:"
India. China and Japan, by Bayard Taylor;
The Old Homastead, by Mrs. Ann 8. Btephans
The Dammed W:fa, by Mrs. B. D. N. Sontharorth ;
Which ? the Right or the Left
Wager of Battle—Herbert.
Just receive! and for wile by
W. A. GILDENFENNEY A CO.,
awes Fifth et., opposite the Theatre
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DAIYII, AMPING POST.
MONDAY MORNING 'NOVEMBER 12
COMING DOWN.
BY ALICE cAllaY
icaaoroapj
MI day after the ootaing dewn,,Mr. Dolt*.
kept out of the house; "licadulditot bear to
his wife deprived of elegant:Mato which elm ‘,
had been used ; he could not,,bear to see her
Ceara—,to hear, perhaps, her reproaches.
With slow and heavy atep.he approached Ha .
hontelllteh m
.wbo _ „„,
-"Lingering.taisal hie latch,eve,
Though Cited is lout and Ilmb
Who coved no mbar v.lace,andyet
Home was .nn home to blim"
- or three times Pttatiedatid repulsed Ids
Affn door, withotit.cittingeto an6o; but seeing
one of hie former friends approaching, he chose
the Jeaet of two evilk t titOlreht r iti. Along the
dark and up the etalre 6'4'4 his way;
opened the.door histsife!sehareber, approach
ed the bed, and, parting the etrrteice, passed his
haederftlY 4 1 0 11 1 i it for 04 441iw4di Ao fad his
wife and weeping; ho • had foundfier so many
thew ? , ceatlequence#l6'= . .p . iigng of a new
dress or' not t 0,40.10, liritefUt; it certain hour.
She was .not there c .howeveriand, , half afraid
that she had ione,loiitelo r,herjuother, he de
acended.to the little btielt . .-roOnt - *doh was now
parlor, sitting room .ant, all. - -Peeling for the
-latch of the door, he - groaned:audibly, and as
'by magii, the door fiew,opeaVidiile wife stood
beside him, smiling and brighteheeked, and with
'Smolt street - words of - Welcome ae he bad never
heard her speak till then. sat crow
ing•his gladness in thocradle, titillthe ire threw
its bright gleam over the ehlualor the table—.
all was neat and orderly, even tastefully arrang
ed; Mid lie , Mr. Dexter linked around, he felt
all the pride anti - happitieSs -cif a young bin
band on coming into hie own-housdifor the first
time.
To the plain, but good' and stpolent supper
both did ample justice ; the husband had not
eaten the accustomed luncheon that day, and
earned what she seldom had before—an appe
tite. • •,, t •
The next day name a trlal—som e_trlfling arti
cles mast be bought, and Mr. Deatti mast drive
the small open carriage hiniself:'
"I will wear my morningalreassed veil,"said
Mrs.. Dester t for alte,eatv t her.heaband was
mortiffettfor her BAALso , they,sellorth togeth
er. Ithlittlii4thchS'brightlY, iad:the fresh air
and Carlotta shows bribe streati z alid windows
were so :axhiberating in , theireffects, that Mrs.
Dexter threythaok lierjell, matinees of the as
tonished looks of the ladies she might meet.. it
was a new sensation of delight to the huaband
to manage the horse and both - felt what super
fluities aosh and Coachmen had been. Affairs
went on very welt fora time; they.telt as if rid
of a great burden.; endin,aarneatleid hopefßl
labor erperieiioed 'tea l'opreesicon and no halo.
Bat so deeply-involved:Wela' they that even an
other coming.own - nrast down-41orses and
Pertleffee : meet be sold, and thuati4ves be left
nsithing in the zeorld bat theirlieartaand hands.
"My dear, sweet wife what - citiTsay to com
fort you?" said Mr. Deiter; ihati`he had made
a confess - on of their extreme poverty. And he
added, sighinz. and sinking down: helplessly,
" things could not be worse than they are."
am glad to hear," said Mrs. Boater. laugh
ing outright ; " for as nothing remains statione
ry in - the.world, bur affairs toted groiebettfir
fr,omsecoseity.Y., • -
tat, my gear,, what can , we do,? . '
.' sorrowful
ly ejaculated the husband.
Why," she replied, " begin
,to live indepep
dsnt of burdens andreetriotioni. ?or my part
I just begin to see 'something - tit live for."
And drawing the easy choir to . the fire, and
placing the baby on his knee, she proposed to
make for her husband a cup of tea, nnd a pieee
of toast, in the hope of reviving hie spirits.
There was no bread nor tea in the house, and
worse than all, no money.
"Surely, then," said Mrs. Dexter, looking
earnestly in the face of her husband, " there Is
no time to be lost," and putting din her shawl
and bonnet, she was presently genie ftom the
house. When she returned it wag with a &If
on her cheek that heightened her rbeauty far
more nap paint and powder had, ever done.
She had been selling her diamonds, and had
brought home money' enough to buy a cottage
and ten aorta of, land within a few , Miles of the
city where had always lived.
A year went by, and as Mr. Dexter looked
abouti his neat, well ordered house, as he eat be
`fore the .biazing - bickbry logs; a pitcher of milk
and a basin-of shining apples on-the table beside
him, and saw his wife in a pretty chintz making
the tea, and his boy, bright. eyed end healthy,
rocking himself in the cradle with a look of
pride that he was already able to 'de something
for himself, he was , surprised.
M at, his own happi
ness, and exclaimed,'" Magi', my dear, I should
never hare learned half yotreeteellent qualities,
and consequently, never havelbiled ' , ou half so •
well, but for our coming down.
".Coming down, indeed 1" she replied, and
stating down the smoking tea-pot, she wiped
the happy tears from her eyes: " , "1 was never
so happy in my life. It is as If we had removed
a great heap of rubbish, and.had struck a vein
of gold; for what were all our useleps forme, all
our servants and equipage, but rip many ob
stacles in the way of our knowing earth other?
Then there was nothing that I could do for you
—now I can do everything;' . and almost sobbing
she continued, "if you call this coming down I
think God forit, for it his,intruth, been coming
down to usefulness and h appiness. - With what our
friends called misfortunes, we were the gainers
every time. Was it not pleasanter to ride in the
open carriage, to see what IMO sheet us, and feel
the air and aunshine, than to be abut up In an
old lumbering coach Aud then ta walk and
have the advantage of air and exercise, and be
useful at the same time is best of ell: One room
darkened another when we bad a great house;
now the light and sunshiae came In all around.
Oar expensive turnituie required careful keep
ing, so-I had the care both of fernittire and ser
vants; cow Loan keep the little welrequire my
self, and Oat was before wearisome is pleasure.
I have no ceremonious calla , to use the time
which I can pane in friendly interchange of
thought and feeling, with neighbirie who come
to free me, and not my house or dress. Believe
me toy husband—e hotels to libellee. us, and one'
that is withal tasteful , and pretty, and ground . ;;'6-
that gives us bread .arid trait, : and water anii - i -1 7'
flowers—all for a little Work, and and ;
is the
blondest of our provisions, for through no oth
er means can we obtain rest."
" Yon are the beet and noblest woman in the
world," exclaimed the hueband, interrupting
her, , g and but for you I should bare come down
in verity. Now lam .*convinced that while we
maintain honesty and self+respeot, nothing down
is impossible."
It is sad to think of the great Sae rooms piled
one over another, and darkening . , one against an
other—too costly for use, and too elegant for the
free trade and merry laughter of inartlficisl joy
—growing damp and mouldy, and sending to the
hearts of their inmaets heaviness , qr Stupidity,
when we know they might be Sot UP,aaParatelY
in bright green spots here and there;. and make
snob little worlds of comforts. "-Pity' it is that
false notions at all, are so enfeeblingand degen
erating our men antUtromeni How shell I
spend the time ? and by what process shall I
beat out my little gold so that it Shill display
he most glittering
Hone of the day. surface? Oa' the 'first gees-
rrIABLE LlNENS—
bleached Cloths frontAxB to 10116; .
Unbleached to do do
Flap-bleached do do do
Table Diapers;
Snowdrop Diapers;
Damasks
Just received at N 0.76 Market street.
nov2 enotes-crOOM.
lorisAP nutialdo—liood Brown. maga. brXibetdryril b, by
Loyerlng'e Double Belli:Ltd, 00140 aud Pul
verized &igen, 11 cents tb, at the
nov2 PEKIN TEA 'I"CIPT?.. SA Fifth FL
WAN': 111TUATtunii-4u etisal toil:Altus. gs ennenou
as goose -keeper; a young man as bar-keeper; a
clerk.; a porter; a laborer; a boy to leant a - trade. Can
all give good references. ~
Warrree—Two Illackeunitbs, a Protestant Gardener, a
good Moulder.
Apply at B.ift.R'3 Intelligence Ofllce, OP i f iberly street.
noel
...103.17•2001n8ag5.f0r.,p by
Up,RPISIVB, IMITNA.IIT, and alt thelddagnsinee .or
11 November, for .ale by H. MINER a
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