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ah."44pcjiwansimaiaripcigiacks
ociulot4 No.= W. 117 gibs.
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aisles;t so
ihmoim i .4lo.4
r:1 i a LEMING , (8000Stkrad TO L.
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- - - t =rialliat ig"L'
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OEO, It. KEYSER, _ DEW t t IST,
~Siollroodotom4,,occoor of Wood stmt. orwl • •
....11VDDLErs. Wage; &CO., ihner al Com
iardllralikramb and,Diabas to Oroceriss • d Pr.
rtaeM. PI
. riot'
. t 'HOLMES . & CO.; Pork P. kers
• 1612 . .101
. I.l:adstoes; «ear of Iftrket
?OH ..HUTOHENSO7I, •• eution
• INniwung Norritraotr, &Were laic • Y.
":1111rirrr• Ikon Ita o llbrarillortter, .aurtrol oft, .ftt
-10111hin er•dicilistor.rorkd Ymt. ma •• • •
Proffyltorer slimy" cm
7-44'r:r .7111.k iiirojt XVII= cohbrated tad
PL:rt 041411.1r1r00t sta., • wreso .
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R RT.E R , EEO • • TART'
,rmasyhrawa insarsosoo °moony of P 1 • burgh,
' Q:,II,IIIIMa.L. MARSUBLI,4 Snare Citi
. ._..PIIiagENIESOMMILIV"" r " L
M. GORDON,Secretaty Waste
aanmaapakr,aawataratra.t.
GAIWINkIRCCITIN,"• • .nt for rank
.
P A... RADEARA, Agent , for Delaware
TOs SlL m.eds einnhst UA ROBINSON,' Agent pontinental
u eimt.
R POINDE I YTER,Agerit erten
OBINSON & CO., Dealer in Carp
Am male Fifth Amt.
11 ,ILLIAM IdeCLINTOCK,
0.,901.1 4 t0. 112 Ilaaitet stmt.
MN D. a n. W0A1.1.31111L
'r- imarrN CARPETS, Oth..`!tr.2.l°'.
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0_ y &imam_
" 771 = 11: LX DT ICY is ~Wy
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t ?Jed Mk*, w""'""°': • cilra'
• •Davnion.
R.Ps.tride
Tatstt &MACK:EVES, •.,
.Loas timorwmtruid...l, rissabi.ii, Pa.
T. , ; - EPROM_ ISPIINIGHTL
-.2,:irow.thLeLatul &Mato , of ti!ejlA
Ithttstatgb.
4
JOSEPH - S. A . A. P.
oree. RaN
tt.
- - JDI2 Cowl
SR. sascansaz...-...,anci.k.initsi
; :IeaCIROJIVIELD &. CO., (1
- • phy k BarebllekL) Wholiege
• *sad limy My Goo* Rant
.1111atet Pittabarsh.
~ • .17.1 11i LAVE , Dealer in Staple . .41 Fancy
- 4v. Dry G 4044, rims of the original Be. :Ire .No 74
• :." -• Ualatitml, Pftriburgh. . mrl9
'lt -IL PAL M XR , No. 105 Mar t Street,'
,-- • Draw in 1/call, Bata.&row Trl . rolatp, ad
.. .Saw Goo4simmeNNly.
IsioreT
7 **"4l3'ood for rw
.• 1
70112' B. BILiYII44
46a.f. 'trod, Door Lib...my, 'lambast...P..
: • • bought and old on cornrolalon. BerpaLt.
tug needy promptly &ma m17:d17
. .
..,. A . 0,3%,,,,Dtb5t,..... piro.m.bt gluuk
I.
mw."*. dl:6=l:SninglaWlii
varistaaAand Wise prelim, to assnala ardor. to Wagons
, or .11 Anrstallons, lorAttillng WC amok for 1r la Morctraatt
Soliciting nanitinnanco or tin parnmii• so liberally b.
• -World upon Ulna wkOn at tn. WA Wand ...Bigelow A C 0.,"
'.'
la amnia& blends tbat rho Nam lira sod tton•
. • lam will* lglwas to all Ms orders
so
bandokas, laming as
I 'corral lb* wavier. of the boa workmen, atoll baring aropla
.spartsantsslawbors Sor Os Anistklng of One 'wort
, - llig - A goallassoitmeatoPoavy work nowoa band, raft.
Ws fOrAprta yr. All work warranted SW 12 months.
Sr , . attantaw groans maks. 1 Jaltlyd
was o. lulus
: JOHN: • TJMOMPSON ad .00".
.;:.%41[OUSE .. PAINTERS, GLAZIERS AND
Giunirtm, I 3 THIRD STRUT: • Sign Painting
- ~,aucatatl With unitawis ad dispatch. .111nal Mato, OH,
• Jaloot aad MOW , ;Pang Wei%
K I
• ` , Flu Youtaigna , aVac wry anporke Wick Plilladalobla
t e
sad Manuel Whits lard always on , had awl tor mia—
•47o=ennidn, to Grind PokasZrZnin ba,
b 1 ablawl, ,, Pabiters will Nano by pttiog
; Jade colon ionith va. • • • !nuilidly
E s.„ o. COCHRANE, (SUCCESSOR TOks,
• s. ilidlin4Wholssale sad Jlstsa Nair In lee
' dad ?Vas BAILLIIILL Federal some; dth door s
IL Of Waal Llano, Alleabsay, Ps. •
NA,Y CO ~- BOOKSELLERS AND STA
, Tioancite,xo. 66 rd mittoo . rr . r . con
otoOkiookozoL •
READ. BOOKSELLER AND STA
. 1:101113416e Muth DI, ilkdiOngs.
illvorM4+-,
.6111,“nuseirriliNr"ailvisolftlidlia"r""46.2411.1
W FRUIT 10AOU RIS P US / NEW
Prise oeve Dsoch lambs it MO Per P 0 .04
Do do layer do
smos. 4 ° 15 —
A.
.De
Do do Late Canes* 11 IS
- de Drury
__4 12 %,,,"
%obit*. crop fast* Caleme.•d.
Do b " • lo ft Mall Abooods,ho per r.
•*.Tio Haeseaord.
.Lesees sad onago Po"
mod.. sad imam es!: Spik oaroodolica 14:42- 4 - m ""
-de et latoi 18.driCrall, Federal ete A1141.07*
-3i • — I)II — OLLBUTT j primb /WM
.1 v aii i.m. r t . not rid Ist ale by •
QTOINNATI 8. C. LUIS and Med
. therm jastrail by Imilicb4, sad Ibr
vrt:.; c". 3l r*Yer!") . "4 Tooknoirpandstn"
ESE
: 10 z 1 9111 61 h 4 ''
ST KAOo Rww Mite fiza
cor= • ta=
AIDIESTOCK it 00 4 WHOLE
rpaltit pad Illlsasibetwra Milts Lead,
une, tamer Wad . sed Iran iheets. Pit*
mcbT
IN , ArREITER, WHO
INSgiaNconter &rower oat
i , eatptts.
CARR',
PHA.
Carriage and Wagon Banda tory
151 Ii•±111"P 321.1 C 17 13, Agent
MIS Third Itreist,l
1 13ootscitas Sc.
vir,.B..ICENTOUL, 20 St. Clair street,
Disistbk sad lilloarilszeous Books, and
rea:4l.' JOHNSTON k CO., .StatiOnaLS,
sank Bak liandatami and Job Printer', No.
eal rnti, ritninurab,Ta. mai
i 3 ONN 8. DAVISON, BOOKSBILM AND
4/ 141.1awr,soocemarto Didion Agesw,lid.o3llarksi
lanikarir Your*, Ptlsa4angl,Pa., :
.
,
DAILY
inamUurims.
Irma City /toil Wareholue.
WW W: BRADBILSW, - (Eincemosor to T.
andOO . J .
vA " 17:2 rAV T
a l c, l4, N u lo.
WOOD STDDIT, betweei With and TkNta snlarr d " .
Dw
11.11E.71311.n.
T. ii. BEET= & CO.,
No. 24 Wood Street; Pittsburgh, Pam.
MANUFACTURERS, OF 'Watch AND
.02,:iticrti.u.D, ZINO PAINTS AtiDISTHARGE, sad
Wboissals Maim In eilsrainb, Tarnishes and T¢rpoa
-4•141,
; MCCOY '& 1 02. ,
- LinntletriabititV Alma. B. E. Depot,
PM a;
MANUFACTURE to ordor;on short notice.
CULIZINCIS, WARING I mums,. of all Olson
r and. dfoorAptices, of the base otaforlolo sor of
BOW;
oleo WAGON: MISS, SAD IBONS, GRAZE% &0.
oddment pit to order. •
illirOrdorf left at
A, tbe MIMI= or earbnight
Toutes,6s Wood wll i roadie proterpt attent a
ion.
/ 1 1' •
late of the firm of 3.8. Roar. {ale - Ppeef
SPEIM i 1111DW/LleLe
Valley: Forge PlittiaLWorks ,
No. 139 4,Cberry Snot, wog IVIA, Attalmega.
MANUFACTURERS. of:every vanaty at
JAL Plows, Plow Osalinga, la, et thoraost approves Pat
ter= mint& barmy Wad of soli ant:l4ll4m
neer Imyrresd Plume Iron °entre, Patent Irma Oentra
Iron dere Putelkal, Patent arta Centre Laren,
Stela MOUldbalird, ValiWo reittCkt BaßtlrOasli and other
Plasm era samara:a to Elva enlist, sarlstaetton to menus.
ers, both am to quality n suSaplattoulo rum
alirOrners ars inlleitaed.d
W 1141.1.3, ILIIODIAI 41.• CO.,
tO Fourth Street, Pittaburgh, Pe.,
sAsurturezzu sr
WHIPS, THONGS AND wrrants..
Orden rollalted Pro thatestle, and prorpfty
ala
pmd asps. hatructoos. •
Toxi-6 escstba, or I- per amt. dim:mm.6r ahalfs.
• ..1111ydkvT
• •• W111110.11:T Y Ott/ pro ,
ouanoson. a Jae Ciertarrlabt,Y
'MANUFACTURERS ; and Importers of
Rocketoad Tible . 41atkey, Doro
_cal and . Dental be.
atramsettli DlUnar= d t c lt e ° ' aa " NA ' S tL W" o d t
=er, r b. 7
• De. • Jobtttott l' ancl Itepalng with Paw
tnallti and . I • i • , apitrally
ICOORREI AD & CO.,
..• . .
mirieale, ?jai* and Car rag a t•d,
Gl-44.V.114.ijZ1AD ErECIRICT IRON
soon.g, Giittrthas. Epouting, Ac. -
drat. far Wood'.
rrr 1 r - ' rrr' rl.I
earwarao..-mr. gee Ant Aired Pinsbur9 4 .
sardyd
MORRIS ac cottrA.uvr.
;ATE= AtIIOSPHIMIC
FORGE gill'fßlP RAIEBIR.
111141411111.111tHILL—.. IL MAN
WILLIAM BARNHILL & CO.,
61 Penn et, below Martar9. Pittsburgh, Pa.
STEAM AND MEET
Ireu Worker, Ifstrafactattere of Bsinblire Patna
Boller, Locomotive, Blued and Cylinder Darken,Chimneys,
Enrich., lire Bed, Stews Pipes, Omededietn &le Pooh
Boon Pun, Iron Yawl; Lire Boats, ate. Also, Bleannithe
Work, Bridge sod Viadort Lan, done at the !dusted no
Rlee. All orders than • distant. promptly anoodtd to.
PIMA CottOln AWN, PM/ImMl.
KENNEDY, CHILDS ft CO., MA;NUFAC
1111—
Peon Mo o. .
I heavy 44 Hbeettnipt
Cnipet Chain of all colors and eheder
Come Twine;
w bed Ombr.
Pkenti LiZkie and Bash Cord;
Itope of all star and drectiptiona
ilirOrd il'i ttit at the Hardware Store of Logan, Winuni
Cajal Wood anent, aid him attention. 1• a 7
JONAS 181.:WIN.
11•N0I•OTORNIC Of
QIILPHIIRIO 1:1311.1S - StlpIturio Aoid;
signtedwitAc ~."211tric Addl
Xka."'•AwdY.C" ' • 'Knits* AdA
Aqui Amsocreda,Pit Nitrous &a
lorleeliBolutlo.4
Moltoioaadatiotak
Sod, 67 Water otreea-
WIL 1.1&11 TAT& & SOX,
-ptrlEll AND GAS FITTER, . No. 10
r &mei PlttolOrrgb, /Wend dna, mlaro.'
mode lakft HdL Atlesbeoly:
• 12 4, 1toray — doodiftka of ritliogs for Wo&r, Goo sod
Stosm. bandy
JOUM CAMPISIELL,
MANUFACTUR - EROFBOOTX
jJIL sad SHOES of entry
,dcactiption,
str..?t,rithibint4P.
€olllllttWWWOri• art
LYGuL
1/2.,-
111.
't..3:-04131117111140dt 009
coassoiksion P..gst4Pthig:llir!lawaPik
_ WESTERN RESERVE CIIEESE,
Taman, LARD,. MA, awoil, puma, VIE%
Pot A Peer) /AWN Bale/AAA, thawed It lArd Drkd
Emil AO Produce generally.
No.. 141 and 143 Fr
rna ont 5
mmou, re.
P
HITCHCOCK. peCKIaLO , Y & CO.,
Vatectoo.ro to Daiwa, Wersery iCo )
Forwarding mid Commission Merchants,
dad Wholesale Dealers in
Preedissa, Plait/ and Woal,
Ne. 153 Frost and Hi gesseul a, Pittsburgh, lb.
apll 4—aty99
AZIJICR,
MALMO 1.11
21.0ur. Grain mid Produlia.
Comiansion and Forwarding Merchants
' No. 124 Be6-..a Bt.. Pittsburgh, Pa.
my3layd
1.13102.....-.....-....1081111.1111306.............4011. I. LIAM
JOB. B. LECEMI & CO.,
arel..assis 244 Liberty Ct., PititslnariglN Pe.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
COMMISSION DIZECROMANTS,
DRUM IN
FLOUR AND BACON,
Tin Plata and Winner's Stook.,
AND
PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES
DIDII/
enrumassussavou....Wll.3l 1. rrerce...u.n. vremcas.
SPRINGER lIARDAIIGH & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,.
Dediunts nr
Wool, Irides, Provieionsb. Produce Genera lly,
No. 295 Liberty Street, PittllbEnh.
1112
ENRY S. KING, (LATH OF THZ
A
arm of Slog a Ilorwheal,) 13essialsicm Iderelaga,
awl Delilah) Pig MAUI gad Bloomy Na.te Watautra:Ar.
Markei„Pittgaigh, Pa.
A, A. HARDY, (SUCCESSOR TO LIAR-
A d gersitt=dat= ', Old ,c
oar lint and len t' Pitt•burgh. fkiiklyd
Mutsu, Brc.
JOHN 11. MELLCIR, No. 81 WOOD. ST.,
between Manwid Alleynal Y ) ourth ittreetTOßTSE, Bole Agate
tor CEITOICIMIING I BONS' (Merton FrAxo , MOw.
SON £ IIkIILIN'S MODEL MELODEONS and MOAN
ILLEMONIUMS, wed Dealer In Mweleand Muted Geode.
jaa
........
IL 'HUBER & BRO., No. 52 "
PIAN• 81.ArnaftbothidesEarpfals Apnt tbr NUMMI
I ILK% (N
LUIL ow Tack) irwhied Grad and
OS, sad OLZT NIESDBAWS spendisa IgUl
DIMS and ORGAN lIABRIONIUMB.DedeII Musk."
Yodel
ers
CHARICITTESURE, MANUFAC UR-
Llt.edDesHrtaPf ooY Import .()dais
sod Modest Instrdossata. Solo Assut far th• MUM=
PlANOBdiss for BALLM DAM a 00.'8 Boasts Bona,
Id* sad withal tflairse Ashmsas. 118 Wood street.
OAS 'PROM ROSIN On.
•
FATTY ri.trm .3wiericaulu—
TUN MU ILLUMINATING PROPER ,
JR. TUB ortho fro:a Rot= rmi elooinono entatamseo
base always made tßeinn Wont. Ottani! It die mann
tactereotninminstint Cm kturyeas Companio no Rea,
'ln:pia War to =WO/ =Or anetornars cli• a is
parlor ty of Gas.. - _,. .
OIL to roseitels all drool god =Moe lab •
rmano, and yiallio at Its minima Illa=toating Or
. The gnat= orient/ of tho apparatuo Ito the manna
Genre of coil gas wins th e attention and !mow
sonatently required, tio dinbeity,ll not I sposaitility,
of entire 4 moranog tb. ermiholosame, - deletsisrmla and
aerates
por g y la ma, nudge the ROB/CCM '
APPARLIVIII ciao= and mane &dyable theory may.
8.00A11013, of 076 Broadrmy, lilso, Yark, bog denoted bb
entire ermatkm to thee ommloonue and anotypotabo au
appuetus, sac ba ussirmllidly veld lb. attention of the
public to his IMMO& maple. and •elllckat insebbo.
Ni b,' eat aictioD to Lbsparchreir gormand In over,
saes. lot tartba• tabirmskrt , lidd.S•
- - 41 y 1
4 3 1 . r Dig l e
"w 1= IV= 4 ,
ilii's lier4liiiile WAi ord Copying
AL $I 11'riaTED 'APES,
c
Maaafeetared James J. Butler, Arm;
01111fAn, 0,
ja...... .
.1. Led aud Booi °IV.
-Toe ater' sad gwortll Wpm*.
Coercive—Tor Letts Pe at only.
riltSE FLIII . S chalet from a oirmia
_14.1.• deep mid erms:leo Ea= 0011/11; 'Wadi 00
ItO ultimo willfatkordatssy. new hoz Imte wore
%arced to the Pomo la ISM—Mmee erhkti show thee,
hot bean them forseded•ZIGHTIIIN DIII.OId Al% .1111111
BROM AND WM MILLWOLIIILDAL.. • .... .. . e . •
Attestfoo to lolled to W. folloorlag eeettßmlse from
rCihntoo, New Tait I • • -•• • •
olio" at the moped of Omit, Monier it Biwa. of Nav
1 ark, mielyeed two mumble or ham liur4 ob• soottad ..Ar•
ooarollbemkol Writing 'ltald. IL a.l Amok% Loiadoeyf—
the other Walla's Wercontll•ltooefd Mold, Cluchenatl:
-1 And bale of these Ulm to weatelo the oar Wire&
w .4.M . 0 . :4 to the same Mato of ootolgoatten. '
" the remit of the various tate to which I bore
.mddeatled dhow, 1 god they an •45 , 41 goat, so wen es
d.W 11 1 1 .1. JAW= 8.011 ,•11L.1I,Chemitt.
141, York. flotembef gib, lOW ' ' •
lor We by W. 11. WATTS,
.1.8 • corny, of Market and &o wed rowel.
BOP= AND EIROES,
PECHS'A.P 71 . (Jiti. CASH.
JLAIRS ROBB,
, .- -:- -80.89 MAILENE Elam,
'THIRD DOOR num Till MAIM BOMA .
. . Hae,Put reeedvial Wehrle
NI Ea Whiter ilio4pl
LADlEW,liilialir il'ablTlELDlliffir moils =a mom
.ILliNir CLUJ. EIP AND 00611111 '
41104111,811011111i 1 OXIOAD T o l i c iow.
" ira. AND ! lUDS' ItM °( %t hint '
A very rapinier artick• •nd wry eM, direct from th•
:awl=
p ., , z , t 7:; ,...di sell hy the sus Or novae'
MU dank etnaprt....e at the lasied teeratmeate to be
band In asky city, sulmbili for elty and ccentryenka, and
bavhis ow.. nee.sty oar. experfroce la bails& be thugs
that be eat snit ail Wien. Ile rimitetally ljnit k e• an
In wen re. .11.seetnitni Omni that lb.! wait"! . w l•
.Itaavrattcr the Own Mk ILOAry '
.8 . MIA Ith liarital Street.
24 4 ttr
wee- . Tided Dior* on las Dielnead Maiipli.
LID Alt AND ItIOLABBZ8r;- - We are 11-
tirATOND ATOM 11-600 ..- ge 10 mous q moth r s.o.9...i.itigaiwoomi
. . ,Notricurofts ~,d ov i a
~ Ins* tikalag to tbe tt#l* 61, the IMIR Mita -..
'' ' ' --• '..i : ^4eTY,7 :' .;... ' . .L I - tiq: - ; . ;. : Ni!r - -, ' 'W,; - .' ' '' '';'.
'',- 1 :- . " . :: '. i• - •;:: : : ...... ,"..-:;- ' ,.0 ..- . ' .. e '.. -i S.- **ii,. - 411. 4 Vn'-. 1'... .' ' ''. •:. i`: - '.- '-',. 1 :"! ,4 1F:'. , Z 4 : .
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N'BACON
TAY
nub%
151101ILDISA
Alx , , rear LED' t srjds. MEI N tignaht ii
. am
: id No.uitimbstrastomar üb•-•
PITTSBU
usual.
lUMO MSMONS. -
FLUTE, VIOLIN, MELODEON
SINGING - liICSSONB-
WILLIAM D. SMITH be to inform
JAL the tobaintatiblto that, at. a bog 113090.6,' be too,
tr. be tak en up
Lie Lao re
tian to I g ‘ .l Pi ng
then Is Vaal Itoadg .asiZ on the Muter. . Violin and
Ws tom la to Vhbllpa' pading, St. Glair Arne; Mtn.
laugh, where he can be awl from ten to twelve o'clock
daily. Teresa made knurl, by WNW to Mr: Smith,
at Maroon:a,. at thematic storm, or at theatoto at Moors.
O. Ungar Co., on titarkat street. dog
SUVIMULS.
AL ,- C Ana:
THE SUBSCRIBER RERPIRITFULLY
1-
to the public Ilue be bee steam up win, mad him
FURNITURE
Chair Manufactory
S ONCE MORE IN FULL OPERATION
His @ALBS BOOM at tialsoot, and AMU theist of .ipri I, Is
NO. 60 FIFTH STREET
After April Ist he will be Imago, la
SPLANZV! 13172IrDISIrG
UNDUR TEM IRON MIR OOLLItOR,
And dlrectty oppoidta the POST-OFFIO6, wbors bnintends
to keep for We . eo. mortment of MOO talkie
to hi. md 'where be w 11 1 .4 11 1.1 .1 to
welt open hie trim& era mire..
FURNITURE AND' CHAIRS
Of every description made to order, and par
ticular attention given to the mane
facture of Plain and Fancy
OFFICE FURNITURE
H. H. RYAN
jal7:tapl
J.A.MIUS W. WOODWICIA..
FOKAITIIIHZEAIIII CHAIRS.
WROLESALE AND BSTAIL,
iambndagewryiroa. et
X' TT 11 sr r4m...17 it Mll 4
ROSEWOOD, MAI s tiNY AND WALNUT,
oft
TUMORS, CRANIUM AND Di;NINO ROOl/11i,
Zipad to any Io
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA,
LOWER PRICES.
Sa-Ivery article made by land and Wsrreatod.lol,
maim MAKERS
Sopped vitb wI itssatityat SUBKITURS .d. MUIR&
- AND ITEAMBOATEI
foralsied st the shartirt notice. •
WLIUM01:11114 Nos. 9 AID 9 Tizs.o STRIIINN .
witLAU PrrnErWiT/ ,PA
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T. D. YOUNG ai l Rlgil
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Wil TIMM 5..0 Invite the nteolSo• of
thaw briar..old ir tandahtes bomb. .
andOulawT T. B. YOUNG & OD.
Ribs tivemaa.- -
LITTLE & TRIMBLE,
W1191.1/13ALli °Bpi:11118S AND DEALIIIIB
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lour, C 11 1 . 1 1,1 1,
Era 1a,01.1s It Produce.
sale 112 • LDOND KT, PITMOROII.
WILLIAM BAGALDT,
WED? ..9 0 ',. -4k? 4rt.ooE3Et.,
MOO. 11 - 11 and 90 Wood 'treat,
D.
Of [Avis i &UNION Pittlobt.
EIDGEHTOI &
(ftccessars to Las
.Wholesale Grocers aad C
3.0'7 Wood street.
Wholesale Grocer,
Merchant, Na i Front
apikisd
ALEXANDER Kill 0, w4ousekg
Grocer and Importer of Soda Ash, No. 273 Liberty
street, Pittabargit, P. eptlydo
ala a LLLcomm.
JONES & COOLEY, WTIOLELA LC ORO
CM and Most Paralattaln, dealers in Produce and
rerseeree Manufactures, Waal Water etreet.neen'ebsril
Allay,Pittaturth. P. mrb
aatirt .
SWOT LIM
RBERT DICKEY,
Produce sad Corn
Moot, war Wood, PlidobOrgb.:,
QHRIVER & DILWORTH, WrIOLEBLLD
1,3 Groom, Na 120 .nd U 2 floomd Week (txptamen Wood
nut Smithfield, Pinabargh.
TWIN FLOYD & DO., WHOLESALE
U Grocers end Oommlnolon Moran* N 0.173 Wood odd
112$ Liberty aloof, Pitlaburet. JoU
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lONE RAM. OWN R. .14
WATT & WILSON, WHOLESALE OHO
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OHO
dm assl Pittsburgh litanulhotores, N 0.268 liberty fftreet,
Plitsbuigh- Jab
TSAIAH DICKEY & CO., WHOLESALE
Groan, Ocanadinionidernhants,snd Denten Praincs,
No. SO Want. sung, and en hoed Aran. Pllthtbnnd.•
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Nikr 2d. MoCUTCH E ON WEDDLE
BALI Grow, PTodnno and Ocearelaioa ferchant,
oral Dealer to Plttebargh *undeclared Articles, N 0 .160
Liberty chart, earner al Bre ery ay, Pittebergb, Pa. alyB
.10411 Annul— -... Amu.
ATWELL, L'EF, CO., WHOLESALE'
Grocers, Produce arditrissiou Merchants, sod
erugo Pittsburgh Kum No. !Mood street, be.
twee Water sod Prout et, ttshorgh. aptil
&OM 1101180.1,
EtROBISON & CO., WIIOLESALE
Omega, Oacoashatoa •ar chants. sad Dolan in an
of Proltdona, Produce • • Pinaborgh Illasafactoros,
No. SO LAbarty street, mug, Jallkly4 •
I.)OBERT H. KINOk WHOLESALE ORO-
Cia, Colaltd•da. Merchant, and Dealer la Feather;
Flal; Flour, and all Made of Pountry Produce, No. 211 Lib
erty street, mouth of filstb,:Pirteburab, P. Liberal mi
nnow suede au conalirourante. Jaklyd
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amt. and Derlersin Praha:land IPitt.bargh lisautactand,
No.26ltlbmi7 *treat, 0.14. Itty2
elpto 'tr.
W6111'444 Warshews*.
WALUM P. M RaRALL A CO., [m
pries and Winless, Wood street, homen Vowth
strostsad Dissuond Attqsawsmy be bond ea atm.'s*
owtrtatest astray aksaiptiSw_sf Nor' WwW. IO IIP. O "
tors,llols, Dialog Zooms Ltd Wombs..
Shades, Is peed variety 'lt kind Fiala to Window
&ohm
Soil . • • WA4216.11P. MARBILAIL 1 00.
CANNEL COAL as a moat brilliant
Are, kindlas to all day &Mad :Mention,
at be bandladmltbont 'MIMI' the Mad., anal g It capon
laz i ttiatt• f rz e oro &amber me.
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NOUS tar !Mbar elty promytty !na i l?
A. wawa%
ALLIIGITINT COAL. Dili
4.10 &Andel& at and
ULTRY, AND BUT
YENIBON,BW,
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for Nalelow by
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lately owned be Ideal Bodtb. are Dow prepared •
rarldeb Coal, at tbeir Depot liareediatalyibalow is& Wood
a ay. sauna muy, Immo or — "gm
oleo fernieb, Ili& mar Pato, lo alther of live cilia to
Sb.y will
matterfatturen or private tam ale .,, at realostable prime.
11(S.We tome award the Yardage of 'MN iiMISLET,
who baa bad amity pars eh:mimeo to the Oral barium to
be opacity of Poperlateadeat cad =learn .1..18:My
Vittsiturgt (bayitt. Bo
YUBLIZIM DALLy AND eie
mi
B_x r)z la at a o
nrra orozoo,onoia SKIT.I3I4D.
MILEFBIC
lere the well—lre pert Game
All regrets erellvalor
Pete decrier Mit* on wen
Neer to noel* Me..
Other Aire will thee,
Other horn tner i Plrebelne,
But no other Jot on thee
With Me conetWrof =lnn ,
Yetturnell—ireSreverl
All regret. aro . ralal
ii , „,,,docreee thrall/
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Like the ekedow on dal
Lbsgers Anions Use
We hoe no severer
Death no paog t he.
All the world le no thee,
Every slime to mom at will,
Bat within the land thel bore thee,
OW fond heart will lOre thee still.
Yet thnierell—we part tonneart
All regrets are now In tale
NM &terse. that we malt lever,
Neer to meet anfare earth spin.
thee well,
T•UE UXDDEN HAND
BY Mild D. ~
l. N. NOUTHIYORTN, •
Author of . 1 :11e libido of no Stoning," 7'se De
serted T1V., 4 eel., rtc.,
CHAPTER L—Tea Nourtrsom Vim.
0. • • Whence le that leaking? •
tier WI with me when emery mound appals re. ,
• • • 1 boar a knocking
to the mouth entry! •Itarll—more knaclthaßt
--- inittlPZAlll.
Hurricane Hall Is a large old family mansion,
built-of dark, red sandstone, in one of the lone
liest and *Hard of the mountain regions of Vir
ginia.., , .-. .. •
The estate is eurrounded on three sides by a
range of amp, gci rocks, spiked with clumps
of dark evergreens,und called from its horse
shoe form, the Devil's Hoof.' •
When storms andlfloods ware high, the loud
roaring of tha wind through the wild mountain
gorges, and the teirifica raging of the torrent
over its milky courant, gave to this savage local
ity Its ill-omened Mimes ofijovirs Hoof, Devil's
Run and Iletivicanltal. -it
Major Ira Warfi Id, the lonely proprietor of
the Hall, was a veteran offing!, who,ln disgust
at what he suppolita
to billirequited cervices,
bad retired from pablie Milo spend the even
ing of his vigorous age en' lids his patrimonial
estate. Here he I ed ineitinsion, with his old
fashioned boneek per„ IdM. Condiment, and
his old family . V andhla favorite dogs and
h ors es. Hen his ' 'go were usually spent
in the chase, i n .w elm be swelled , and his af
ternoon/and erre
~ .ve ers occupied in email '
convivial p en Ms chosen companions
ofthe Matte or the tile.
lii.imeoli MaheOutfield was tall and strong-
I ly,bt,-remindieg nne of Mme old iron-limbed
Douglas of the thillertime. ' His features were
lake and Imrsk;:ltis 'crimple:lon dark red, as
that of one bronzed by long exposure and flash
ed
with strong drink. fta fierce, dark gray
eyes were surmounted bg'thick, heavy black
brows, that, when ..gathared illo a frown, re
minded
one of a thunder cloud, as the flashing
orbs beneath them l did of lightning. His hard,
hank fame was surrounded by a thick' growth of
iron-gray hair and' that met beneath his
chin. Ilia usual habit wax a black cloth coat, 1
minison vest, biaokleother breeches, long black
yarn stockings, faudened at the knees, and mo- I
rocco slippers withellier biritons. - I
Ito character Major Warfield was - arrogant,
domineering and violent--equally loved and
feared by his faithful old family servants at home I
--disliked-and dreaded by his neighbors and ac
quaintances abroad, who partly from his house
and partly from his character, fixed upon him
the appropriate nicknamed Om Hunatosas.
There was, however, other ground of dislike
besides that of his arrogant mind, violent tem
per and domineering habits. Old Hurricane
was said to be an old bachelor, yet rumor whis
pered that there wee in somerubsoure part of the
world, hidden away- from human eight, a de
serted wife and child, poor, , forlorn and heart
broken. It waa4urthsr whispered that the
elder brother of k I Wardel4-' had mysteriously
disappeared,and with acme suspicion of
foul play on thy • tir 'the
... person in the
would who had a strong y in his "taking
off." Musser ' these thin' • might be, it -was
known for acartM ity Mat, Id Hurricane has
in only alstd,.,yridoied,,, k mad poor, who
with her samosivegrd9s. • hed life of ill
requited toil, severe pals 4 painful in
firmity, in a distant city, unaided, unsought and
uncared for by her cruel brother.
It was the night of the lost day of October,
1846. The evening had closed in very dark and
gloomy. About dusk the wind arose in the
'northwest, driving op masses of leaden hued
1 clouds, and in a few minutes the ground was
covered deep with snow, and the air was filled
with driving sleet.
As this was All Hallow Eve, the dreadful in
clemency of the weather did not prevent the
negroes of Hurricane Hall from availing them
-1 selves of their Mpricions old master's permis
sion,l and going off'in a body to a banjo break
-1 down held in the negro quarters of their. next
neighbor.
Upon this evening, then, there was left at
IHurricane Hall only Major Wartield, Mrs. Con
diment, his little old housekeeper, and Wool, his
body servant.
Early in the evening the old hall was shut up
closely, to keep out as much as possible the
sound of the storm that roared through the
mountain chasms and cannonaded the walls of
the house as if determined to force an entrance.
As soon as she saw that all was safe Mrs. Con
diment went to bed and went to sleep.
_.,.
It was about ten o'clock that night that Old
Hurricane, well wrapped up in his quilted flan
nel dressing gown, sat in hit well padded easy
chair before a warm and bright fire, taking his
comfort in his own most oomfortable bed room.
This was the hour of the coziest enjoyment to
the self indulgent old Sybarite, who dearly
loved his own ease. Very comfortable was Old
Hurricane ;'and as he toasted his feet and sipped
his punch, while his black servant, Wool, ap
plied the warming-pan to his cozy conch, he
fairly hugged himself for enjoyment, and de
-dared that nothing under heaven would or could
tempt him to leave. that room and that house
and go oat into that storm on that night. Just
as he had come to this emphatic determination
be was startled by a violent ringing of the door
bell. Ordering Wool to go and see what was
the matter,, he hastily arrayed himself in his
sleeping habiliments and jumped into bed, de
termined not to be intruded upon, or to be call
ed out of his room on any account whatever.
At this moment Wool reappeared.
"Shut the door, you villian ! Do you Intend
to stand there holding It open on me all night ?"
vociferated the old man.
Wool hastily closed the offending portals, and
hurried to his master's side.
'Well, sir, who was it rung the bell ?'
'bar, de Reverend Mr. Parson Goodwin, and
he say how he must Ise you yourso'f personally
alone!
'See me, you villimi Didn't you tell him that
I had retired?' es
'Yes, Morse, I tell him how you were gone to
bed and asleep more'n en hour ago, and, he or
dared me to come wake you up, and say how it
' were • matter 0' life and death!'
*Life and death? What have I to do with life
and death? I won't stir! If the person wants
to see 'me he will have le come up here and see
me in bed.'
- 'Mos' I fetch him reverence up sari'
'Yes, I wouldn't get up and go down to see--
Washington—ehut the door, you rascal! or I'll
throw the Imotjaek at your wooden head l'
Wool obeyed with alacrity and in time to es.
asps the threatened missile.
After an absence of a few minutes he was
heard returning, attending upon the footsteps of
another. And the next minute he 'entered,
1 ushering In the Rev. Mr. Goodwin, the parish
minister of Dethleheat, St. Mary's. .
'goer do you do?.. :How do you.dait Glad to
see you, sir! glad to see you, though obliged to
reedy, you in teal :Fad 1., I caught a cold
with this same change d weather, end I took
a warm nevis and went to bed to sweet it Uff I
You'll arouse me! Wool, draw that easy chair
up to my bedside for worthy Mr. Goodwin, and
bring him a glue of warm 'Bogus. It will do
him good after his cold ride.'
tI thank you, Major Warfield! I will takhe
seat handl/renegue, if you please, to ni gh t.'.
Wet the neva Oh, came now, yo u a re.
joking! Why it will keep you from talcng
sold; and be a moat comfortable nightcap, dis
posing you to sleep and mat like • baby: ' Of
course you spend the.llllol with WO
I th an k you, no! 'must take the road *do
in • few minutes. ,
giant the road again to night! Why, man
alive! it is midnight, and the mow driving like
all Lapland.'
'Sir, I ant sorry to refuse your proffered hos
piwity an dioeveyourcomfortableroof to-night,
and sorrier still to have to take yon with me,
said the pastor. grimly.
,ta e Mg with yen! No, no; my good sivl
no, no, that is toe good aillue—hat hat'_ .
lir, I fear that you will find its icy anions
on . Year servant told you that twat* 01
tae of DWAIN" titgenseli . • ' -.
..,
''. , res soosilati OM and dostkz-' ' 1 ' '
...R2,21111'11f, lath wish
et Marl* Phila.
21iC W AST,
• EdertonJ
Siloll Merchants,
- iiabargh, Pa..
Rabbit., ko.;
We . by_
R r u k: 11 1 11 :7;1.
200 bus. cairn.) halve
: 000fc, McMinn A 00.,
127 Erami sad 161 Tint pis.
t: - KORIUS
Gll G
tly—down in the cabin, near the Fun&
I, t ere is en old woman dying—.'
h e, I. knew it. I was just toying there
• .ht .0 an old woman dying. Bat, my dear
wh Vs that to me? Whit can I do?
Bat— ty, ear, would prompt you.'
Bat my dear sir, how can I help her? IBM
a p yielder' to prescribe---.'
She' far past a physician's help.' •
Nor am I a pziest to hear her confession—.'
He co nfession God has already received.'
We , and I'm not a lawyer to draw up her
; but you are recently appointed one
neticee of the Peace for Allegbany.'
.. . .. . .
i t
'Yee ; well, wha of that. That does not 0111-
se t. e duty of y getting up out of my warm
. • going th gh a snow storm to see an
wean expire
'Es.. e me for mating, eir, but this is an
. cis 1 duty,' said be parson, mildly but firmly.
'l'll I'll throw up my commission to mor
w, ... . wlsd the old man.
'To— orrow you may do that, bat meanwhile,
-nig t, being still in the commission of the
ace you are bound to get up and go with mo
thi woman's bed-side.' e.
'Au i what the demon Is wanted of me there!'
, To metro her dying deposition.'
'To receive a dying deposition I Good heav
en ! as she murdered, then !' exclaimed the
old m n, in alarm, as he started out of bed and
begs to draw on his nether garments.
'Be composed—she was not murdered,' said
the
11, then, what is it ? Dying deposition I It
onoern a crime,' exclaimed the old man
drawing on his ooat.
owe concern • crime.'
at crime, for the love of heaven V
not et liberty to tell you. She will do
that.'
W. 01, go down and rouse up Jehu, and tell
him . put Parson Goodwin's mule in the stable
fort night. And tell him to put the black
dna t horses to the close carriage, and light
both the front lantents—for we shall have a
dark tormy road—Shut the door you infernal!
—I • your pardon, parson but that villain
alwa leavee the door ajar a fter him.'
- Th good parson bowed gravely; and the
mejo completed his toilet by the time the ser-
vant eturned and reported the carriage ready.
'T the Doll's Punch Bowl,'—wee the order
give • by Old Hurricane as he followed the min
ister nto the carriage. 'And now, sir,' he con
lion • addressing his companion, think you
had otter repeat that part of the church litany
that • ye to be delivered from 'battle, murder,
sad .dden death;' for if we should be an
luc as to neaps Black Donald and his gang,
wee have at least an equal chance of being
epee in the darkness of these dreadful moan-
' pair of saddlo mules would have been a
safe • conveyance, certainly,' -said the minister.
0 , Hurricane knew-shit, bat though a great
Ben- .'list, he was a brave man, and so be had
- risk his life inia dose carriage than suf
fer . old 'upon a Barefooted mule's back.
many delays ,and perils, the pastor and
Old Hurricane arrived at their destination, called
the -Witch's Hit or Old Hat's Cabin. In one
oornar of the hut, on a ragged corteh, lay a
gray aired and emaciated women, evidently
near -unto death. On being informed that a
magistrate had arrived, she insisted on every
body leaving the room, as she would speak with
him alone. Her request having been complied
u l o
with, Old Mari ne drew from his pocket a
Bible, ridable the oath, and then said :
'Now then, mygood soul begin—'the truth,
the whole truth,' oa know. Bat first, year
name ,'
!. don't know me, muter t
'ls it possible yo 1 1
'Not I, in faith il
"For the love of
to recollect me, Si
hesece, look at me and try
I Ills necessary some one in
e able to know me,' said the
hagOrd eyes to the face of
authority should
women, raising he
_
her baiter.
The old man ad
sled ts spectacles and gave
, arc llaaiiming at intervala—
•ul ! tt is ! it ain't ! it must !
•ny Growell—tho—the—the
,• eared from here some twelve
go ?'
m Nancy Grewell, the ladles'
.d fro sight so mysteriously
a agO !' repled the woman.
•ur hearts ! And for what
ran away ? Come—make a
woman ! You have nothing
for you are past the arm of
a scrutinising 100
•Lord bless my 1
It can't be' li
midwife that dish •
or thirteen years
•Yee, master, I
nurse, who vanish,
some thirteen y
•Efeaven help
crime-was it 'yo
clean breast of i
to fear in doing •
earthly law now !'
know it,vosater.'
'And the beet way to prepare to meet the 'Di
vine Judge le to make all the reparation that
you can by a fall confession I'
know it,. sit —if I had committed a crime ;
butt have committed' no - crime; neither did I
run away.'
'What what t what?—What was it then!
Remember, witness, you anon your oath
.1 know that, sir, and I will tell the truth; but
it:must be in my own way.'
At this momenta violent blast of wind and
hail roared down the mothatain aide and rattled
against the walls, shaking the witch's but, ae if
lt would hare ehaken it about their ears.
It was a proper overture to the tale that was
about to be told. Conversation was impossible
until the storm raved past, and was beard dying
in deep reverberating echoes from the depths of
the Devil's Punch Bowl.
'lt is some thirteen years ago,' began Granny
Grewell, 'upon just snob a night of storm as
this, that I was mounted on my old mule Molly,
with my saddle-bags fall of dried yarbe, and
stilled waters and deb, iu; I One carried when
I was out tendin' on theeick. I was on my way
a going to see a lady as I was sent for to tend.'
'Well, master ll'm not.'shamed to say, as I
never was afraid elf man, beast, nor spirit ! and
never stopped at going out all hours of the
night, through the most loansomest roads if so
be I was called upon so to do. Still I must say
that just as me aid Molly my mule, got into
the deep, think, lonesome woods as stands round
the old Hidden House in the hollow, I did feel
queerieh ; 'case it was the dead hoar of night,
and it was said bow strange things were seen
and barn, yes, and done too, in that dark, deep
lonesome place. I seen how oven my old mule
Molly felt queer too, by the way ehe stuck up
her ears, stiff asnills. So, partly too keep up
my own spirits, d partly to courage her, says
I, 'Molly,' says I 'what are ye afeard on ? Bo
a man Molly !' at Molly stepped out cautious,
and pricked up her long ears all the tame.
'Well, master, it was so dark I eould'ut see a
yard past Molly's ears, and the path was to nar
row and the bushes so thick we could hardly get
along ; but just as we came to the little creek as
they calls the Spout, cause the water jumps and
and jets along thl it empties Into the Punch
Bowl, and just as Molly was cautiously putting
, her fore foot into the water, out starts two men
from the bushes and seizes poor Molly's bridle I'
'Good heaven l' exclaimed Major Warfleld.
'Well, master, before I could cry out, one of
them willians seised me by the 'snuff of my neck
and with the other hand on my month he says :
"Be silent you old fool, or I'll blow your
brains out I'
'And then master, I saw for the first time that
their faces were covered over with black crape.
I couldn't a screamed If they'd a let me, for
my breath was gone and my senses were going
along with it from the fear that was on me,
' 'Dont% straggle, - come along quietly and you
.shall not be hurt,' says -the man as had spoke
before.
'Struggle! I couldn't a-struggled to a-saved
my soul l I couldn't speak I I couldn't breathe!
I liked to have a-dropped right offen Molly's
back. One on 'em says, says he :
"Giveher some brandy!' And t'other takes
out a flask and puts It to my lips and says, says
he:
"Here, drink this,'
'Well, matter, as ho bad me dill by the druff
o' the nook I couldn't do no other ways but open
my mouth and drink it. And as soon as I took
a swallow my breath come back and my speech.
"And oh, gentlemen,' rays 1, 'ef it's 'your
money or your life' you mean, I habit it about
me! Teed 'dire to the Lord-a-mighty 1 heist!
it's wrapped up than old cotton glove . In a hole
in the plastering in the chimney-corner at home,
and d you'll spare my life, you can go there
end get it' says I.
"Yon old blockhead,' says they, 'we want
neither one nor Cathie 1 Come along quietly
end you shall read , ano harm. Bat at the first
' cry or attempt to elope this shall stop you!'
And with that the willianlheld the mime of a
pistol so nigh to my nose that I smelt brimstone,
while rother one I bound is silk 'handkerther
'round my eyes, and then took poor dolly's bri
dle and led her along. I couldn't see, in emu,
and I dissint breathe for fear o' the pistol. But
I said my prayers to myself all the time.
'Well, master, they led the mule on down the
path, until we relied to a place wide enough to
turn, when they turned Ins 'round and led ne
r.o: w I ,
back buten th e w and then round and round
and up and down, and cross ways and length
ways, as of they dn't want me to find where
they were taking me.
'Well, sir, when they'd walk about in this
lased way, leadin' of the mule about a mile,
I knew we was ii, the wood. again—the eery
same woods and the very ume peth—l Mowed
by the feel of the place and the sound' of the
bushes, as we h 4 2 30 4 3121 th em ea c h eide,
and also by. the I of the _ Omit es it
tumbled along toward As punch Bowl. We
want dont, sad 4tows;. aid down. and loweii
szerlower, and lower. until* got rtght„dowli
lathe! bottom
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arm
•
'Then' we stopped. A gate was opened. I
put up my hand to raise the handkerchief, and
see where I was; but, just et that minute, I felt
the miszle o' the pistle like a ring of ice right
agin ray right temple, *id the willain growling
into my ear:
Hi you do—!'
'Bu I didn't—l dropped my hand down as if
I had lieen shot, and afore I bad seen anything
either. So we went through the gate, sad up a
gravelly walk—l knew it by the crackling of
the gravel under Molly's feet—end stopped at a
horse-block, where one o' them villains lifted
me off. I put up my hand nein.
"Do, if you dare,' says rother one, with the
mlzzle o' the pistol at my head.
'I dropped my hand likel lead. So they lead
me ou a little wayand then up some steps. I
counted them to ofyself as I went along. They
were six. You see, =deli I took all this pains
to ktitm the house again.' iThen they opened a
door I that opened in the middle, They then
went along a passage and up more stairs—there
was fen and a turn, and then. ten more. Then
along another panne, and up another flight of
'stairs, just like the first. Then along another
passage, ankup a third flight. of stairs. They
was alike.
'Wel, air, here we was at the top o' the house.
One them villains opeSed a door on the left
side , !and t ' other said—
" There—go: in and do your. duty !" and push
ed me through the door and shut and looked it
on me. flood gracious, sir, how scared I wan !
I slipped off the silk handkerchief, and 'feared
as I was, I didn't forget to put it in my bosom.
'Then I looked about me. Right afore me on
the hearth was a little weny taper burning, that
chewed I was in a big garret with eloping walls.
At one end two deep dorner windows, and a
black walnut bureau standing between them. At
t'other end a great teeter bedstead with dark
curtains. There was a dark carpet on the floor
And with all there were so many dark objects
and so many shadows, and the little taper burn
ed so dimly that I could hardly tell Vother from
which, or keep from breaking my — tiosit against
things aa I groped about.
.And what was I in this room for to do
couldn't even form an Idea. But presently my
blood ran cold to hear a groan from behind the
curtains—then another—and another—then a
cry as of • child in' mortal agony, saying
''For the love of Heaven, save me!'
ran to the bed and dropped the curtains,
and liked to have fainted at what I saw.'
• 'And what did you see ?' asked the magistrate.
'Master, behind those dark curtains I saw a
young creature tossing about on the bed, fling
ing her fair and beautiful arms about, and tear
ing wildly at the fine lace that trimmed her
night dress. Bat, master, that wasn't what
almost made me faint—it was that her right
haitd was sewed up in black crape, and her
whole face and head completely covered with
black craps drawn down and fastened securely
around her throat, leaving only a small slit at
the lips and nose to breathe through !'
'What! take care, woman! remember that you
are upon your oath !' said the magistrate.
'I know it, master! And as I hope to be for
given, I am telling you the truth !'
410 on, then,
'Well, sir, she was a young creature, scarcely
put childhood, if one might judge by her small
size, and miff, rosy skin. I asked her to let me
take that black crape from her face and head,
bat she threw up her hands and exclaimed—
"Oh, no, no, no! for my life no
'Well, Master, Ihardly know how to tell you
what followed—' amid the old woman, healtatiog
in embarrassment.
'Go right straight on like a oar of Juggernaut
woman! Remember—the whole truth!'
'Well, muter, in the next two hours there were
twine born In that room—a boy and girl: the
boy was dead, the girl living. And all the time
I heard the measured tramping of one of them
villains up and down the passage outside of that
room. Presently he stopped, and there WIN
rap at the door. I went and listened, but did
not open its'
'
Is it all over ?' the voiie . asked.
*Before I could answer, a cry from the bed
caused me to look around. There was the poor
masked mother stretching out her white arms
toward me in the most imploring way. I hast
ened back to her.
''Tell him—no—no,' she said.
- [ro an aoarnetnen ra one sear.]
Inguranct
INSURANCE a TRUST COMPANY
OPFICIII IN OOMPAITTB
N0.4031N STfSKT•
STATJMENT OP DIIPERRPS POR YEAR ENDING 00T0-
8ER31,1858.
b 1,453 03 P 76,343 03
Racelved for Promllo94.-
barred, 91,606 45- ,
Bann, 7,895 49 " 199,399 94
Petri Lomas, Burnie. Commie.
dons, Re cane, Returned
ASSETS.
Real Estate, Bond@ A Ma1aga...4141,310 00
Re — ca;etba.. 60246 73
Unsettled Premiums and ocher
debts doe the Oompany-- 17,3221 02 •
Cad, on haoS, and In the han ds
$275,253
At s meeting of the Stockholder, oonveued en the 16th
ultimo, the following gessoes were elected DIRECTORS for
the earning year, via
Oberlin U. Lat hrop, 1423 Walnut street
Alicrander Whflldaq lifamisant, It North front
Witham Derling,ll33s Pine street.
Immo Heslahme,,lll2orney and Comedian
John O. Ruiner, Arm of Wright, Minter sOo.
IL Tracy. firm M Tracy A 00., Goldsmith's 11011.
John B. McCurdy, firm of Joan, White I Meiludy
Thos. L. Wasp* firm of Wimple A Zeller.
des. B. ileel ( E of Jss. D. Smi th On
If c
John E. alm corner of Seventh an Pemacm.
Daniel L. firm of 0. R. Griot Co. •
Thomas Feder, TAS Arch erred.
Charles Rartan,eoruar Walnut and amts.
Jona. J. Slocum, dice 264 Beath Worth street.
At • subsequent mooting of Om Bawd °HALES 0.
LATHROP was unanimonely reelected Prealdent, and Rm.
WM. DARLING Vice Preiddemt
JAMBS warm!, fierreterT.
This Company be. DISCONTINUED OCEAN MARINE
HULL lams, hut Steamboat Run Rbks on Western
Rivers taken se heretofore.
R. W. POINDEXTRIte Admit
N 0.97 Woe...trot.
FIRE zarsuaimos.,
IT TIM
Reliance Renal lotmanee Company o
PUILADBLPHI•
On Buildings, Limited or Perpetual, Merchandise, larnitnre
to., In Town or Country.
Office No. 308 Walnut Street.'
oarreatsl77,su...All=ll MUM 11A—Inv1guid an follonn
Ent Mortgagee& improved City Proputi, won&
double tam —5120,200 00
Penna. Railroad Cos 6 per mg. Mortgage Loan,
$BO,OOO, 25,500 00
Allegbeny county 6 per cant:Pacom FL IL. Loan:. 10,030 . 00
Pennsylvania Ballroad Co's Block.-- -- 4,000 00
Stook of time Relianos Mutual . Insurance Co-. 19,150 00
Stock of County Piro Insurance Co--- 1,060 00
Borletif flundry karma Oompaniee.----- 475 00
HIIL Receivable, basinew 62,711 60
Book Account., accrued Intend, eto.-......---. 8,566 10
Clash on baud and in Bank...-. ...... 18,048 20
82152,466 89
CLHM TINGLEY, President.
DEILIONIL
Samuel Minims,
Robed Means
WWl= Maser,
BeW. Tam
Mamb o
Ch
Lothop,
Chas. Leland,
Jacob T. Bunting,
Smith Bowen,
Wm. M .0"010, Plttnb g.
OINCTIMAN, Socntal•
3. G. COVRIN, Apia
=Third mid Wood streets
Clem Wm. Tlneey,
11-TbMPolk
David 8. grown,
0. 5t5111111194
John R. Worrell,
L.Oarion,
InebertToland,
Moor Jobnaon,
C. 8. Wood,
James 8. Woodward,
B.
■erehante Insurance Co. of Philadelphia.
wli. V. PETIT, Prat -...-.. D. J. McOANN, !Semis*.
Anicant of Caplktl Stock paid In and leivegiod—VOCOOk 00
613,01
WA.% SA
Insures Gorge
the a L d
11=the Cede and Xbidethnd given and
elm the prirrt "I X/Ind
timigetlon and Traneportatlan.
. .
Wm. V. Petit, John 11 Mantsoomarhhem Penroy, D. J.
NoCann,D. P. Wilmer, Bons Galflon, Benj. L. Woolnon,
John A. Marshall. Charles AAright, John J. pennon,
Inwood T. Plumy.
WM. D.DWITIT, Preddcoh
IL P. WIPED, The President.
Dinar 3. Benxi, Itecretary. . .
Mier, Lamb It Oco., TidluisidtdA -
Boa, Mown! litidfoirr,
Truitt, Bro. dr Ou, do.. '
PA.T.=o L •f a ,
w Caldwell& Oa. du•
00, do. .
&drunk% /yaks Oti., du. •
PTITSBUBOII 011101, No. 07 WATNR STAN=
suitAtt H. W. rounarrez,
Fraukiln Fire Wataae• Compasky •
• PICILADILLPHIA• •
etesottas.
abodes W. Beaskes, Adolph 1 DOC*
GMT* W. Aldsards, rol Gnaw •
Thomas sid Brom
Yordecel li nelds, awd 4 •
Tobias Weems. •
MARL= X. BAXINCIA Itedcleiss.
T han O. ltostiow. rostets/7. • . •-' ,
This Ocespsoy andiron to mats homes* pahisosent
as mead, a. snag
_dsessitisis of prci In town eiali
was es sow ea are cassteemet with ssanity.
72 . lune muted • haze coattossat fon4,
wassa„ wish CROW lad Pneshms, - leafy toesetsd,,
sebrd staple protection to the esorsd. .
rho Ansa' at the Osspeoy. as Joinery Lt. ,rpob
tisbad swocebtB to the Act of Assnobly, wire es ter owe
111,1111 08
84,277 711
=v
aroin=.-- ti,ses u
.----- ems' oo
cub, 66,8101 81
WOMB 44
Slam aids towri)or•lSKN • of t•••4 41 • 3 =
u m ban pad almards of - °err IMiwk, loos
Chaessad Dalin lam by any thereby edft widetc•
at Os adviangisof ea wily Oar Malty sad
Oticadtka oa•.) •tt# all
00 Wadi'
ml 4 A vi d.
stO -• • OnsilleathwitesrAroolascrided
-
. • -'n-11,•';uaisonsca12° dol.l°l
EMIN
fnouranct.
. co Company
• =GA
Er==
oierth Street
Og!foe No, 63
Jacob Palolor, I Wads Hampton.
000. W. Stabil, A.A. Carrier,
A. J. JOU*, Robert Patrick.
Rods Panama, liebri Sproul, ,
I. P. Tanner, I Nicholas Voeghtly.
I. Grier Sproul, I JADltell W. Hopkins.
C. A. Ooltem
Chartered ClapitaL —OE I . OOO
AMET.i.
NO
vit, 1889.
B uck H0LD5...... -447,767 09
Bilis Receivabl 91,61:1 03
Bonds and Mortgagee- -. 11.918 19
Stock .-• 0,097 95
13clok A—ccounts. 10,111 lo
Cash oe =
band and rn7Ll7.--- - .... .... 8,453 91
Interest waned arid uncollected . -- 189 50
Barrage uncolletd- - .- 2,00 CO
Premien= on Policies recently lamed- 1,800 00
TotaL-._ ...$110,407 75
.3.7nns and Marlasliiirs7sieci7l;7l demplptlon.
•
°MCKIM
Praddent—A. A. Cauntri.
Vice Frealdent—Boor PAmlSoar. r
Secretary and Treasurer—l. 01119.M0C1. lal
Western Insnaranoe Company
CJI PITTBI3OII4III.
aEORGI DAISIrs, rrcehlrat.
P. M. GORDON, Secretary.
°FMB, No. 09 Water ttreet, (Spans & co?. Ware m a 4 M
ap elm&D,Pittsbmgh.
WO &tura maim:WU/ands of Fire and Marine Risks
A EOM bleittiliPll Damaged by Direca , rm who are 144/1
known in the community, and who are determine, 07
==." ' le. at oZre Y i . i ' 4 the.
be
Adlon to thos " etot
&Win RI be inntraL
ASSETS, CMOTODER SO, 1808.
Stott Acamate p 103,300 00
Mortgage.—....... ..... ............. 2,100 00
DMA Racetrable-- . ..... .......... 1,000 40
Mom •454, Om
Opem Amounts— 12 ,"X4
12,4D1 41
PremitqurioteZ.-.- V,725 00 •
....... ............. 140 4te 88
01
0121.CTIMIS.
MKII4 . $3 11 1 :: "
I Nathaniel Hahn..
Alex. Niatick.
David M. 1.0141,
William H. Smith
0. W. Dietenoa.
George MIMS,
IL Killer, Jr.,
J. W. Buller,
0. W..lickion,
Jams. ISCAnley,
Alenander J . 3 . pew
d*
Andrew Ackley,
no
1: M. GORDON, sec's
Elonongshela Insurance Colnpan7
or rmsnurion
ornens—JAlTES A. lIIPITDISON, Prolent
ELSNILY SI. ATWOOD, &many-
01,101, Yo. S 3 WAIL, STMT.
Wia fnatore Agana WI kinds of Are and /Amine 126
41581178, NOVEMBER 9hret, 1559
Block Dl2O B 1 on demand, secured by
Prrmin
Bine Receivable . . 1,400 CO
115
do e. Mischanics. Book 5055 00
100 do Citizens' do do do ..—..— 6,15000
50 do Batik of Pittsburgh do do .. 2,750 50
40 do goo Bank do do 2.050 00
Balance of Book Accounts 6,580 41
Oflke Furniture . 400'50
DITIZCITMC - . '
Wm. B. Holman, W. A, Caldwell,
Robe. Dahell, Wilms, =ler.
W. Bea,. John Mcillevdt, . ?
That. B. Clarke, OW. A. Berry; ,
James A. ateidwie .-, .
11811.11. Y M. ATWOOD, Be ey
Philadelphia Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 149 Chesnut; Street,
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Will mks sU kinds of lumrance either lisrpoixal cr
Limited, on our, description of Pri.Tierty or lladamdt..,
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ROBOT. P. KING, Prechloci. •
M. W. BAlDWlN,Tloslllshlarft. -
01000
Charles P. Myra, E. R. Oil"
Si B. English, •
P. R. Sarsry, Gems W. Brows,
.7oseph S. Paul,
C. Sharman, John
& J. /f WPM.. r.
T. RlAOMOlSAthicrsury.
J. 0. °OWN, Agent...
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100
imp Nots. O. 11oluies '
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1001:010Whfte Thong
100 rams 1161100 g Paw, .
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Jals , Na 265 Liberty It.
TOBACCO. -100 bbl a No. 182 Rut and Dry
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