CI Alt About We Wheat Crops. 'Firms m INDIANA.—The Plymouth, Marshall countY, ,Indiana Republican says of the wheat crop of that county : Several intelligent farmers in this county, of whom we have made inquir ies the past week concerning the grow ing wheat crop, say it is badly damaged, and r,annot possibly make half' a crop. WHEAT x KUNTUCKY.-^Tilo Hender son (Ky.,) Reporter says of the wheat crop in that section : It gratifies us to state that the wheat in this section is Net injured so badly as at first supposed. In many places where it was thought the wheat was entirely killed by the cold, it is coming out again and promises to yield an average cropp. Only in low places is the wheat seriously hurt. Tag Omo WHEAT Cr.ors.—Col S. D. llarris, of tke Ohio Cultivator, reports to the Columbus Statesman that in Eastern Ohio, the prospects for a good Wheat crop are not very cheering.—. Wherever the snow was blown off the fields by the bitter wind in January bat, the seed was frozen and the young sprat killed. In places where it is evident there was heavy drifts of snow the crop looks bright and promising.— A few days of warm weather will de velop the extent of the injury, and en able abetter j7tdgment of the prospects. THE • WHEAT CROP IN lOWA.—We understand, and are sorry to learn, from farmers in various parts of the country,' that the winter wheat was materially injured by the cold, dry, Writily weather, a few weeks since.— There was a larger extent of land sown in this variety of grain than usual, and the prospect for a big crop was excel lent until the period we speak of. A Singular Contest. Two Gentlemen of high birth the one a Spaniard, and the other a German, having rendered Maximilain IL many services, they each, for recompense, de manded his natural daughter Helena in marriae. The prince, who entertained equal respect for them both, could not give either the preference ; and, after Tuch delay, told them that from claims flexbodi had to his atteniton and regard, he could not give his assent for either i of than to marry his daughter, and they must decide it by their own. powers and address ; but as he did not wish to risk the loss of either, or both, by suffering them to jlght with offensive weapons, he had ordered a large bag to be brought,and who was successful enough to put his rival into it, should obtain his daughter. This strange combat be tween two gentleman was ?n the pre*. of the whole imperial court, and lasted half-an-hour. At length the Spaniard yielded to the German s Andre Elhard, Baron of Tether 4, who, when ho had got his adversary into the bag, took him on his back and placed him at the Emperor's feet, and on the following day married the beautiful llelena. Sty on the Eye-lid. An exchange says :--Put a teaspoon ful of black tea in a small bag; pour on it enough boiling 'water to moisten it, then put oh the eye pretty warm.— Keep it on ail night, and in the morning the sty will most likely be gone ; if not a second applimeen is certain to remove it. SPRING AND SUMNER FASHIONS *FOR 1864 ! At TRH PITTSBFIIfiII IILOAN AND MANTILLA STORE, Na. 73 Market Street, PVJETIEBURCIIM, PA. TATE would respectfully call the attention of the lir trade So our large and «Ilegant stock of Ladies and Mines' Cloaks, Segues ant Circulars for Spring a d llkopmer wear, having 'mug in stock all the lead iff, and popular styles of tflE season, to which we shall dells; add all the foreign and original designs as they come to hand through the regular guropean steamers. COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find us fully prepared to fill ther orders at all tinter, having steno and magnificent stock of lifESlXJaErsil and Limn SUMMER FABRICS, from which to manufacture Ladies' garments of every description. Buyers would do well to remember that ours is the only exclusive • Cloak }louse in plttsburgh, where Ladies' Fashionable Costumes can be had at all duvet, wholesale end retail. M. J. SPENCE. March 23, 1984, NEW SPRING GOODS! 77 & 79 Market Street, PITTSINT/SON, PA. CLOUSER INS RETAIL JOSEPH HORDE & CO., INVITE the attention of Merchant§ and Milliners to thPir new stock for the spring trade, consisting to •art of Bonnets, Rats, Ribbons, Flowers, Irames, Silks, Crapes, Laces, nd ail other Willowy Goods. Also a large and choice sock of !UBB & MANTLE NUMMINGS, , toekings, Gloves, iiandkerchieth, Embroideries, Mop rte, Corsets, Braids, Buttons, Combs, and every va ,Lty of Notions, email wares and Shaker Roods. As N.. buy for Cash and sell for Cash, our stock will be And as cheap as any other ho. HORNS & CO., 77 & 79 Market St. /a -Wholesale Room up stairs. • March 30, 1881. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE• P.T.TEAR testamentatory upon the estate of Olive Lunt, dec'd., of Centre tp, having been granted IN! underidgited. notice is hereby given to all per !).3 .ndebtett to snid estate to make immediate pay -1,1 %ridthose having claims against the seine to pre t :hem duly authenticated for settlement. ELIAS SCOTT. Executor. ;A 30, 1804. $225 SEVEN OCTAVE $225 LEE & IRTALHER., ROSEWOOD PIANO-FORTES, 10 - CMCLIEL PUBLISHERS AND IMPORTERS Grovesteen & Co., 499 Broadway, N. Y. STEW ENLA RGED SCALE PIANO FORTEE, NT ( ;TWIC is hereby given dins the Directors of the Administrator's Notice. • Or 11 with all the latest improvements. This years' experience with greatly increased Will '.4 Poor r ETTERS of administration have been granted to MUSIC AND MUSICAL -INSTRUMENTS, II; YciielAle for the coming year. Ilene wishing. „ SL4 the undersigned upon the ensan of um Wreen- jes for manufacturing, enable us to sell for CASH at 'he position win please meet with th eta at their *M.,No., 7"42 theatabl St., *low 81A St., Pinklii :he above unusually low price. Ous %strange** re. egu:at ioartng, wharh Wilt be behirthstie Moray In „.., 4/siiii late of Morgan,: .libuollet.'4. Alellsirei Ail give* ID all persons ' dellnlß+lo traidaatiitio 41i Fsedi- , . - firishlusd aitre isiniortment of ceived .the highest award atitre Weald's, Fbir. oak* 4.11 il nest. AMMO* 11Alliblirlf, ' ate payaseekt. Ad, *INN laying 4W. agrailen Hie diti - ' meighwiliproik:mousamigh . threatens:7En at the *Medal IfiliUnite. watt. • W D A ti llik .l l " ll4 - ~ sa 4 A same tepeastrag itlbileAtgesit ....foirmnes ia; ., .... IW 11 • ir-ririllikomp‘ * nons4 mit . , Tinedlail. - ClM.ordrhod for db. Kuck my, low .. era: , march 0. lc .. imumhatumb, :, , . .., , .... I.ilk ~.- - ~; - .- „. 41 4 . AIL . 1,1400, , • . , 'Web pi I rir- . ...: ~. . . . • GAZiWarle. OIL CLOTHS, 17111DOw ONADM MTarland, Collins & Co. MEM NEW CAIInT STORE, NO. 71 & 73 FIFTH ST., Second Door, over Miner's Book Store, NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE. Have just opened their SPRING STOCK, Comprising a most extensive and complete assortment of every description of ERIS HO AMIRICAI GOOOl Including many entirely NEW STYLES, novel before in this mak et Having purchased our goods just previous to the late advance in prices, we now offer a great part of our assortment at WHOLESALE, At Manufacturer's prices. And RETAIL et a very SMALL ADVANCE! We offer to buyers in large and smal amounts all the advantages that the market affords, for confirmation of which we rater to our customers during the past year, and Pius burgh Merchants generally, with whom we have done business for many years. JAMES Men\ RLAND, HENRY H. COLLINS, JACOB GLOSSER, • March 22d, 1864. PROSPECTUS OF THE PHILADELPHIA AGE. 2.06-1. 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The Publishers of Tug Aos conceive that It thus renders peculiar services and has peculiar claims upon all men by whom its principles are valued, and who, by the proper means, look to promote and secure the Constitutional restoration of the Union. These can best show their sense of the untiring efforts of the publishers, in behalf of thegreat and unparalleled cause, by earnesily sustaining this paper, in all its business relations. Address, _ . _ CLOStIRRENNER & 17 , 7r,1,811, - No. 430 Chestnut Sut et, I'LliadelPhia, March 23, 1t“:4.. For Rats, Mice, Roaches, Ants, Bed Bugs, Moths in Furs, Woob ens, &c., Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals, &c. Put up in 25c; 50c, $l.OO Bores, Bottles and Flasks, 82 and $S sizes for Ettyrsts, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, &C. "Orly infallible remedies known." "Free from Poisons." "Not dangerous to the Human Family." "Rats come out of their holes to die." /ref - Sold Wholesale in all large cities. `Sold by all Druggists and Retatlers every where. Ut...!!!.BEwARE!!! of all worthless imitations. _ . Itifir•See that "Cos Tart's" name is on each Box, Bottle, and Flask, before you buy. • ba..Address HENRY R. cos rAn• P_IT - Prineipal Depot , V .R 2, Broadway, N. Y• . %4?...501d by all Wholesale and Retail Drug gists in W-aynesburg, Pa. Feb. 17, 7.36.—5 in. GREAT DEMAND FOR Greenbacks. "IVOTICE is hereby given, that the partnership here jlrtothre existing between JOHN BRADLEY and eIiARLEta R. BRADLEY, was dissolved on the 6th day of March, 1864, by mutual consent. AB debts ow ing to the said firm, are to be received by the said Charles R. Bradley, and all demands on the said part nership Will be paid by him ; and the business of SADDLE AND NANNESS will he carried on by said Charles B. Bradley, at the old stand, opposite the Graeae llou.e, where he hopes to receive a liberal share of patronage. John Bradley will continue to act as salesman in the establishment. JOHN BRADLEY. CHARLVI. S. B. P,nnidma inikealnit 6nit.11111411 1 ow on erlefore the Ist day of April nest, In or• save time and live ktipotAkilia adlndY• " 4, Bi 11114. CLONING. CLOTHING. 11, CURE %, 00 4 3 Clothing Emporium, The only Establishment of the kind where every ono may be suited both in quality price, THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK 0 FALL SI WIER COTE! Ever ()Terra in this county, comprising ill the latest Eastern cuts of ALEPE Wear. tneether with a general assortment of HATS and CANS. Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods of every descriptton. Our motto Is "we study to please," and no one after a thorough examination of our stock has any occasion to so elsewhere, if he does he is like the bad penny, "sure to return again."— Among our numerous lot of OVERCOATS may be found the TRIEST CAS suurnE, BEAVER CLOTH, PILOT CLOTH, SEAL-SKIN. MOELSKIN and CHINCHILLA. Of Burliness Coats Plain and Fancy Cassitnele of ail grades and qualities, frock and sack. The oddest of all coats is the 111.01 . K.A DE RUNNER, a coat out of captured goods. These coats are. exeiuttu the cut et' hundrOda, and are selling rapidly. If you waLt a sight at them you must call soon. We invite the many who have heretofore favored us with their custom. and the public generally, to sum in just one door below the Post (Mice, in the West end oCAllison's building, and we will show you more goods and better styles than were ever offered in Waynesburg. Oct. 6, 1803. THE UP-TOWN GROCERY. STROSNIDER & SIMINGTON H A b V e n i rG air r i i g ure t h o a i„ q , 7 e d e t n hezt s o l c ro k sn o i fi e fil r r l o v c i r i rie c s o aa n t i t the businrss at the old stand. They will in a few daya be in receipt of a large assortment of Prime Groceries mid Provisions, Fruits, Confectionaries, Notions, &e., &c., which they will sell at the lowest prices for cash. Corn Meat, Flower, Butter, Eggs, and Country Pro duce generally always on hand. March 4th 1863. ORPHANS' COURT SALE I N : tr. e , en i e taa,e o n county, f the order u n dersigned e O rph ans ' e l Court on o f the premises on Wednesday, April 13, 1864, The following desc!ibed Real Estate, late the property of Joseph Miller, Esq., to wit: A tract or laud situ ate in Morris tp., Oteene county, adjoining lands of James Bunn, Joseph Saunders, and others,containing Aar S 9 more or lees. on which are erected Two Log Houses, one and a half stories high, a Frame Barn, a Grist Mill with two run of stones, a Saw Mill and other outbuildings, There is a GOOD ORCHARD on the premises. The property Is In good repair, and In a good state of cultivation. F A1P.1141113L.1 4 611[ 41, One-third of the purchase money at the continua tion of the sale; one-third in six months therefrom and the remaining third in twelve months, with inter est from the confirmation. JOBEPH CLUTTER, ROBERT MILLER, AdnOrs. March 23, 1864. Guardian's Sale. TN pursuance elan order of the Orphan's Calm of Greene county, the undersigned will Wier at public sale, on the premises, ou SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1864, the following itesrrihed Real Estate, to wit : A tract of land situate near Donkard Creek, in Perry tow aLip Grcene c , utity, adi , sititag taarN of lotto. and (loot6e W. Long, John Kennedy, Patrick Donley and others, c (Attaining EIGHTY-FIVE ACRES, more or less ' about Forty-five of which are cleared, and on which are erected, two frame dwelling houses, a frame stable and other out buildings. There is also an apple orchard on the premises. This property is eligibly situated In reference to churches, school ho uses, mills, &c. TERMS OF SALE: One-third of ti.e purchase money upon the confirma tion 01 sale, and the residue in three equal payments, with interest from confirmation of sale; the first of whica to be in six months, the second in twelve months, and the remainder in 18 months from confir mation of sale. The purchaser to retain in his hands during the lile of the widow of Ephraim Williams, dec'd., the amount sec apart :or her nse in the partition of the estate of said dee'd, The principle and interest to be paid according to the terms of the recognizance JLT6TIJS GA HARD, Guardian of March 30, 'GI. Ephraim and John Williams, Executor's Sale. IN pursuance of an order of the . Orphan's Cowl of Greene cottuty, and under the directions costa In in the last will and test..rnent of Janie.; Greenlee, de ceased, the undersigned Executor ofsaid will, will sell at public outcry, on the pre wises in Morgan ip., on SATURDAY, APRIL 23, '64, a tract of land, adjoining lands of dolin Cnrhitt, Fl(qcli er Allman, Aaron l'nx, jr., David Roee, John Neswun_ ger, and others, containing about ONE HUNDRED & SIXTEEN ACRES, Abort ninety-five acres of the land is cleared, and in a fair state of cultivation, with a two story frame h , use, frame barn, and out buildings erected thereon. There are some fruit trees on the premises, and an abundance of coal and Hine of the best quality. The !brut is well watered. In a good neighborhood and convenient to mills. TERMS OF SALE : One•third of the purchase money upon the confirma tion of sale, and the remainder in three equal pay menus, the first of which to be in six months, t. e sec ond in twelve months, and the last payment in eigh teen months from the confirmation of sale; with in terest upon the purchase money from the confirmation of sale. RAIN A. GREENLEE, JOHN GREENLEE, March 30, ISM. Executors. Guardian's Sale. I N pursuance of an order of the Orphan's Court of Greene county. the undersigned will expose to pub lic sale, on the premises, 04 SATURDAY, APRIL 30TH, 1864, The following described Real Estate, to wit : the undi vided 10Ufth of the undivided seventh part of the fol lowing described tracts of land, to wit: A tract of land situate in Dunkard tp., Greene county, known as the "Rome Farm" of the late Enoch 14outh, deed., ad joining lands of Daniel and James W illiamson, Rob ert Maple, the heirs of Win. Lambert and others, containing in the whole TWO HUNDRED ACRES, A tract of land also, situate in nunkard tp., adjoining lands of Wesley McClure, Jacob Cornell, John Mason and others, containing two hundred and seven acres in the whole, and a tract of land situate en Colvins Run, in Perry tp.. adjoining lands of Minor Long, Is rael Cornell and others, containing in the whole, two hnndred acres. . . TERMS—Cash upon the confirmation of the sale. BENJAMIN F. BAII.I, Guardian of Ruth and Jane Daily, minorclaildren March 30. 1864. of Elizabeth Batty dee'd NEW GOODS: =II &NOR & BROTHER, AT THE FAIRS & MIMES WAYNESBURG, PA., HA VE just recelved a very lame and carefully se kcted stock of 6ea sonaide Good, of every desvrip Lion, and are selling at competition prices. LADIES' DRESS GOODS: To this department we pay arrat attention, and our Stock will ha foiled complete, 10 whi , M will he added a succession of Novelties theoughout the season. Our Stock embraces: FRENCH MERINOES, CASHMERES, 'MEET CLOTHS, COBURGS, ALPACCA, FRENCH WOOL, RODROY, AND CICILIAN PLAIDS, POPLINS, LUSTERS, WOOL DELAINES, PRINTED DELAINES, &c. ALSO -MC3OI7MLNXIOT43I AND Second Mourning Goods,' LADIES' FORS ) WOOL HOODS, AND BEAD NETS, Ladies' Bonnets and Hats, Bonnet Silk, Ribbons, Ruches and Flow cos, also, Men and Boys' Wear. A GOOD STOCK OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATINETS AND TWEEDS, Jeans, Cords and Fustians, A nice assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES, Of every description at Low Prices. Having spared no pains in selecting our Stock of Goods, we think it will favorably compare with the stock of any other House in the county We can defy competition in low prices. Our old customers, and the public generally, ore invited to give us a call and examine our Stock before purchasing. We charge nothing for showing goods, why not call and see for yourselvesl Nov. 1, 1863. 186 3 ! inRsT IN THE MARKET ! V1D122 DOB ZOSLELZE PORTER, Porter's CA Stand, opposite Wilson's Brick Podding, Waynesburg, Pa., has just opened a large and elegant assortment of Fall and Win ter Dry Goods, comprising Dress Goods, of all kinds and at all prices. Domestics, a very large stock. Flannels of all colors and qualities.— Prints, Muslins, Ginghams, Tickings, Check, Drillings, Crash, Towlings; Boots and Shoes, Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Hoopskirts, Ho siery, Gloves, all sorts of Fancy Goods &c.; also a complete variety of GROCERIES AND _HARDWARE. We buy principally for cash, and as goods well bought are half sold we are ena bl e d to sell at the LOWEST PRICES. Call and exam ine for yourselves. Thanks to the public for past favors. Sept. 9:0- iv. R. DoUGNERry, CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER, itespectfully in foam: the public that he has located in Waynesburg, Pa., where he intends to manufacture Carriages of Emery Description, From his experience In the business, ha feels Min den t his ‘s srk will give entire satisfaction. Ile will etc no low priced material, in any part of his work, and will not employ any hut Slll2 etiur workman, All new work will be Warranted for One Year. shopen Greene street, one square South of tho Court nos(`, Waynesburg, Jan. 25, 15.60-410 34. WAYNESBURG MARBLE AND STONE WORKS. SAYERS A; RINEIIA.RT Practical Marble and Stone Cutters, Third Door East of the Court Douse, Main S sew. 2, '63. HAMPRON HOUSE Waynesburg, Greene County, Pa. HaRTZELL, Proprietor. TILE subscriber respectfully hifortn; his fi lends that he has taken this well known litmse where he is prepared to accommodate travellers and others, with goodand substantial meat, drink, &e. will spare no pains or attention in rendering his guests comfortable and happy during their sojourn with him, not forgetting to give due attention to their horses and carriages, &c. B. HARTZELL April 10,—No 44—tf WAYNESBURG STEAM MILL. WM. ROGERS respertfittly inform Lis friends and the public that he has leased the NEW ::TEA Y MILT. at Waynesburg, Pa., where Le will always lie found ready to accommodate all who may call on the shortest notice. Grinding done on the saute Willis as by water mills. FLOUR. and FEED kept constantly on hand. Orders for either can be It ft at 'he Miller at Yeator's store, (Jan. 27, 1662 Odd Fellows Saving Association 107.41L. , jr.N.MEi.131:1MRLar, Pet. Chartered by the Legislature .I.llarth 271 k, 1862. J • F. RANDOLPH, President . ; J. F. TEMPLE, Sec'y; WM. A. PORTER, Cashier. All Business Communications should be addressed to Wm. A. Porter, Waynesburg, Greene comity, Pa. Collections pioniptly attended to. Loans and Dis counts made. 8ept.99,'0.3. TAKE NOTICE. A". persons who are indebted to WM. A. POR TEN. by note or book account, are requested to make immediate payment. Unless settled by the first of April, they will be left at the proper place for collection. I Iman what I say. Look out, one and all. Waynesburg, March U. 1864. TO ALL INTERESTED. A LL N erso i l i l o s r i da nd t ted : r o e t r h e e qn fi e r e ng do f to M ik i li n a or ane home d late payment. as the books Inuit be settled without further delay. Waynesburg. March 2d, 1864. Legal Notice. LETTERS testamentary upon the estate of JAMES GA NEAIR, late of Marion tp., Greene county de e 'd, having been granted by the Register of said county to the undersigned. All persons knowing themselves Indebted to said estate are hereby notified to pay the same, and those having claims against said estate are requested to present them duly authentica , ted for settlement. REBECCA GA NEAIR, Mh. 2,'64. D. T. ULLUM, Ex'r. Notice to the Public. lIE T Cabinet business will be carried on at the old stand, by the undersigned, where all kinds of Furniture can be had and made to order. A Scam: kept in readiness to attend funerals. AMOS MILT RED, March 2, BM. REBECCA GANF,AIR. LEGAL NOTICE. y ETTRRs of Administration of the estate of JOHN 14 GHEE, sr., dbc'dlate of Cumberland town. likHreene comity, Pa., have been granted by the of said collutY,- to the undersigned: All w awa' knowing themselves indebted to said estate am berebrwstyled ti pay sal. sash, and thaw* ategthie claims, agatast said estataarelequastedi Is) preseatthem afb; irlatl . tirAteir ttletaft iv a AIN Aikeile= • amok to, do. - s MIST 111111111 111 1111 NE! BARGAINS, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, ALT , GREATLY REDUCED PRICEP, Hoods, Sontags, Ladies' Wool 'Vests, A lame quantity of Heavy Wool Socks, Traveling or Negligee Shirts, Undergarments, Boots and Shoes, Data, Caps, AND :r• SHILIWO, Oil Cloths & Window Shades. CLOTHING, GENT'S AND BOYS' WEAR! Trimmings, Embroideries, Handkerchiefs, noslery, Gloves, Notions and Nick-Nacks lu great variety, Alect, a very large lamely of MSS 66(4" EIR t HOUSEKEEPING COO JS I XX.13,Xtr0W.111.11.1111, Orders will Receive Prompt and Carefu Attention. DON'T FORGET THE PLACE. GREENE 710 USE, Feb.2l, 1814.-Im, WAYNESBURG, PA. WM. A. PORTER. WALL PAPERS, WINDOW SIEADIIII3, BORDERS, DECORATIONS, A ND every article in the Paper Hanging line are too.v Offered to the trade and buyerzl generally at the lowest price; possible. tall and see at No. IU7 Market street, near Fifth, Pittsburgh, Pa. JOS. R. lIUGLIES.. Feb. 17th, 1664. gitte' lanbing, DAHJV MAits HACK RUNNING REGULARLY BETWEEN WHIM BB RE lAMB THE undersigned respectfully itiforais the generous Public, that having the contract for the carrying of the mail between the above poilqs, he has placed upon the route two hew and commodious Hacks for the ac commodation of the trav tiling community, One will leave the nail:thou House, NV ay nerehurg, ever• worn• Mg. Simila.vei excepted, at 7} o'clock, and will arrive at Ricer!' Landing in time for the Roat to Pittsburgh, the other will leave Rices' Lauding at the same time and arrive in Waynesburg at noon. No pains will be spared tht the acsoinmodation Of passengers, TIMOTHY I.IOIJO HER, Proprietor. August 7th, 1861. no. 9.. BUGUES & OLIVER , Cirrocers, Forwarding. and commassx ON IntACIFANTS Rice? Landing, Greene Co., Pa. Arc prepared with the largest and hest Grocery and Forwarding Rooms in the I lace, for all goods WI con signment, and also GOOD WAREHOUSES, on the hank of the river, convenient for boats to land s for storing all kinds of produce, for shipment to Pitts burgh, or hoe Eastern cities, on the most reasonable terms. They hope by strict attention and tong experience, In business, to receive a liberal share of patronage. I In addition to the above, they will keep on hand gooe assot fluent of FRESH GROCERIES. from the head of market, at wholesale prices, to accom •codate a!I who will favor them with their patronage. Apri 11. 1860. i(ada. SOWER, BARNES St CDe I'LBLI4IIEIL9 A D DEALERS IN Miscellaneous, School and Blank Books, AND STATIONERY, No. 37 North Third Street, below Arch, G. &mnt, W. 11. BARNES, PHILADELPHIA. F. C. NYITS. Publishers of Pellon's tlulli ne Mips and kept, tho largest and best Oilthilie Maps ever published. San der s new Readers, Greenlears & Brooks' Arillimetics, &c., Blank Books, Writrng, Wrapping, Curtain and Wall Papers, Ant;, 19.'63, MARTIN 1111611c.r.n, CEO. BONBllleillT. R. U. HOWARD, C. P. SUESSERUI7. 1/11/1117 CD., Importers and Dealers in FOREIGN AND DOIVIESTIO HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, .;Ilitrket Street, below Fifth, l'leila. Aug. 19, 1563. ELY HOLDEN, No. 708 Market Street, between 7th & Bth, SOUTH SIDE, PHILADELPHIA, Importer of Watches and Fine Jewelry. MANUFACTURERS' CLOCK 3E1C017.5113E, WHOLESALE AN RETAIL. ALL KINDS OF CLOCKS REPAIRED AND WARRANTED. Aug. 19.'63 M. GOLDMAN, JNO. V. WATSON. JOB. L. BERG, JAS. A. AI:COMAS. GOLDMAN, BERG a CO • VP73►olesala Clothier's• AM) DEALERS IN Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Tail ors' Trimmings,. No. 306 Market Street, Pkiladelplita. Aug. 19, 1863. STATIONER'S WAREHOUSE. JOHN P. CHARLTON, IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER, AND WISOLESALE STATIONER, 32 South Fourth Street, 2d Story, Phila. Aug. 1e..63. JOHN STROUP & CO., SUCCESSORS TO STROUP Ir. BROTUER, WICOLESALE DILELLERS FISH, N 0.24 North Water!' Street, and No. 25 Notrh Water Street, Philadelphia. Aug. 19, 1863 DRY GOODS. W, BARKER & CO., (9 MARKET STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa. Have in store the largest stock ever exhibi ted in this city, embracing atuo, izmilwa.o 9 CLOAKS, DE2-TS 800 Ms Housekeeping Goods, GENTS' & BOYS' WEAR, Which they offer of WHOLESALE & RETAILS Country Merchants supplied at the lowest Eastern CASH PRICES. March 16, 1564 110SIIIMIC4 LODGE, NO. 55S I. 0. IP , • . )'l E tr:: T ft ii o i u l t V- t a lik i t ' t i' ts s e hli c r u g l' T in t' r i sTa r y Pi c B v nVPn e s az i 1 ; 3 1 week, at o'clock. OFFicr.ns: TILOS SCOTT, P. G. ID. / .P.vss N. G. (14 J. , g, V. 0 .1. P. TKMPLE, Sec'y. W A. PORTIA, Treas. Nov 0,; 962. ittshuo AZwertistmcnts. J. D. FACKINER. JOHN M. IRWIN' I'ACILINER & 31 , 1'SL c Tit Tt APRS OP 1 • Furniture and Chairs, No. 103 Smithfield St.l Nov I't ly PITTSBURGH, PA . J Dlllll 4 1:1 1 2 111213 "DEAR MOTIiER, I'VE COME HOME TO DIE." A song of the Roomed Vole:item 25 "BROTHER'S FAINTING A'l' THE DOOR," De seribiulz a Tonwhinz Incident of tine War- • • -•-• • 25 ' BABYLON IS FALLEN." Sequel "Eingdo Comme" 25 "0 WIZAP THE FLAG AROUND ME, BiIYS." A Smg ot the Dyin2 Soldier 25 '•o, I W1 ,, 11 THE WAR WERE OVER." Song of the Lonesome. Waiting Maiden 25 "Vcllol.l. SAVE THE LEFT," Descriptive of a Charge at the Battle of Murfreesboro 50 "WITHIN THE SOUND OF THE ENEMY'S GUNS," Descrihiog the Battle olGettysinurg• • 50 ILI - "Any of the above sent by mail, on receipt of 11th price. CHAS. O. MELLOR, No. 81 Wood St.. Pittsburgh. JE T T-T3FLIVIrJrCriI.3II ..2LIN.T CAINE .&WD WOOD 0E6T8.0, SELLING OPF AT REDUCED PRICES, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. JAS. W. WOOD% ELL, 07 add 99 Third street. opposite E. Edmondson & Co. and 110 Fourthostreet. Aug. 9, '55. Young's Eating Saloon, CORNER VIRGIN ALLEY AND surruFIELD STREETS, Where OYSTERS and all the delicacies of the season will I , t eerved up in the most palatable style. ELI YOUNG. Corner Virgin and Alley Salitidie at. Pittgbargb, oil. 14, '6•2.•y CORNUCOPIA SALOON, No. 7 Fifth Street, PITTSBURGTh pA FRED. WEISS, PROPRIETOR. October • I 0± I v wwiplAt- App,37pt V 4" 4A 4.1' Z 3.4.41.4.0 REINENEAN'S a DUQUESNE sEITING DOUSE, No. G 7 SMithlield St, P ittaburgh. Enlarged and hued up in elegant style. All delicacies of the season always on hand. Ad . -Delicious OYSTERS, first of the sea son. N0v.4263-Iy. ST. CLAIR HOTEL, TURNER OF PENN & ST. CLAIR STREETS, PITTSBORGII, J. N. ANDERSON, PROPRIETOR. Er This popular house has recently been thorough ly refitted and furnished, and now forms one of the most pleasant stopping places in the city. Terms mud erate. and satisfitctio6 warranted. April B.'G3 ly rox. mac"lmam Roma., CORNER GRANT AND 4TH STREE . PITTSBURGH, PA. FEUL, Proprietor. April 4. WIND.= & MOORS, Wholesale and Retail CHAIR AND FURNITURE MIXALNI:IIPALCTT_TX=I.3E.II,./E3 NO. 21 SMITHFIELD STREET, Near the Mongabela lloure • Sept.:3o.'o-Iv. Pittsburgh, ,Pa. S. B. Si, C. P. MARKLE, MAMUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN BOOK ; CAP, LETTER, AND all kinds of WRAPPING PAPER have rernov ed from NO. 27 WOOD STREET to No. 33 Solthtleld Street, PITTSBUBC/S, PA. trroreash Tradefor Rags. Nov. 13, Piel-ly Vittsturg, EAT IS. IttlIZA2Oll. Importers and Dealers in 11911 SR FURNISHING GOODS NO. 30 FIFTH STREET, First door below Exchange Bank, P ire SURCH Pa., WHERE EVERY INSCRIPTION OF Housekeeping Articles, Consisting of Hardware, Plain and Planished Tinwarqk Brushes, Wooden ‘Vaie, Baskets, Plated {Pare, Cutlery, Iron Ware, Japanned Ware, slid Cooking Utensils of all kinds. A great variety of Shaker Goods, Bird Cagle, &e ,calk be obtained on the most reasonable terms. Refrigerators and Water Coolers, DOOR. MATS. AND ram= GOODS. Sept 30, 1563. KAY & RICHARDS. B. L. COOK, ':E.PBTTIT, WM. M. COOK, E. COOK S COOS, PETTIT & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS,. And Dealers la Produce, ~'lour, Bacon, Wool, Grain &o, No. 12 Smithfield St., Corner First, rate&urgh. iIF:FERENCRS — Springer Harlem &Co , Pittsbnrgt Hitchcock, McCreery & Co., Pittsburgh ; George ti Endley, Cashier German Tract and Savings hank. Pittsburgh; Mitchell & Ladd, Cincinnati, O.; W. H. dg .1 D. Ladd, Richmond, O.; Jon. Luling, cashier Ms, Pleasant Branch Bank State Bank Ohio. Sept. 1013.1 y. .111E•'_132._ IL Mei CLOAK, MANTILLA, SHAWL .41-NT) FUR EMPORIUM,. 68 ...ILA RKET ST.RAZET. The Newest Styles Black and Cohnisd, CLOTH CLOAKS, AT EASTERN PRICER, 3a. GUNSENBAITSER dt. 00, Sept. 39, '63. 68 MARKET ST., between 3d & 4111 isOUGMERIDGE, MAN ITFACT [JEERS OP Brushes, Children's ecraehear k . Looking Glasses & Piotar4) Frames. DEA LE3 IN VARIETY GOODS, &Cs No. 72 Waod St.M, Pittsburgh, Pt a Machine linshee made to Only*. Ju 1r Iy. 3033 N CUNNINOI34.I4, tviinlesttie Dealer in FOlillgi ¶L ES 1111 110.4115, No. 52 Smithfield 3t, Pitl B torgA, PGE. WOl keep conkdontly on hand, Old Monongahela Rye Whiskey, Bras. dies, Wines, Gins, dso. 6ein.30,'C.3 Um. win. N. OGDEN di, CO4, MANUPACTCAII,E3 OF 1 .a r 11111)/1 AND Silvered Glass Reflectors, Knobs, &o. No. 69 Market St., Pittsburgh, Po * EePt 30,%3-1 y. T. B. YOUNG dr. CO., meNxrecrurAtes ay 1211.11 1 12 OB EVERY DESCRIPTION. Corner Smiziveld 4: Third Ste. Pittsburgh Material and wolkniansliip Warranted, and sold redu,r.l prces. Care taken in packing for land a water ca riage. 5ept.29418-4Sm„ TELIRD ./IRRIVAIs OP NEW GOODS AT J. M. BURCHFIELD'S J Mort h-East Corner of 4th &. IllarkOt &told Xs 3. 1 11 - "1 1 1E3 3E317 XX Cir .7E3C i Cloths and Cassiinr!re,s, Flannels and Blaukvis, Cloaks and Shawls Ladles' Dress Coi's of Every Description Black and Figured Silks ; Bleached and Enbleaslait N'ushns; Trish Linens, pure Flax. Tide will he f,,iitiLl the largest and handsomest kik. of go,,ds in the city. Oct. 21, 'lri lINABE'S PIANOS MANtriCTURVD RY 1 - V I.\ .I‘l_ ENA 1.11 1 , WO. Factory pi-isies. all ttio.. superior and late,t noproveiticias, including thla GRA 1 7 1.' TRFT3I.I:. 01 , 1:+tiong, Improved Fo!! Iron Frame, Felt Coves &r. ALTIERG, 011 e of the mast emiutrut pivists in tS'A world, says : have gnat phi:wore in certifying Hi' I have trim) }our Pianos, slut hurt them equal, LC not superior, to any in thin country. Among Wets grett qualities, hich distinguish them, is the evenn of time, the ugreeahle and easy touch, and volume time. Wishing you all the success you so highly der serve, I am, sir, yours truly, S. TIIALBEIW." U. GROUE, the well known composer, Wilmington, Delaware. says that "they cannot be surpassed by a 3 in the markrt." U.Vt writes :—"1 WELS delighted int hoar ing the clear and full trite of one of your fast GIJON Pianos." 1173 , The shove Pianos are warranted for five yew% For sate by CIIARLOTTE BLUME, No. 43 Fifth street,2d door above Wood et., Patterson.% New Building. [Jan. 29, 1.; J. Ar- U. 1' lIIILLIPS. Nos 26 and 28 St. Clair Street. Pittsburgh, PA. MANUFACTURERS 01? FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, TRANSPARENT' GASEIOI OIL CLOTIM, FURNITURE OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, TABLE OIL CLOTHS, CARRIAGE CLOTHS. .11so, dealers in Leather Belting, Lace Leaih er' Incliats Rubber Belting, Hose Steam Packing, Tubing, Wheat Drills Tubes, Clothing, and all other articles made of IndiarT Rubber, 4-c., 4-e. Wholesale and retail buyers will had °wawa tarp, well selected, and at the lowest prices. April 24, 1862-Iy. k ao 4-.10 33 ROWE SEWING MILONINE. INVENTED 1 81 5 -IMPROVED 1860. -ADAPTED TO ALL KINDS OF MANUFACTUII INC PURPOSES Sewing Equally as well on mas• line, Cloth and Leather. CORNER OF PENN & ST. CLAIR STREETS. PITTSBURGH, P 4. A tl 18-Iyr. A. M. M'GREGOR, AGENT. St&ELL Blank Ereentsons, Buninanns and Coastal ble'a Salesand al) °Ow Manks, always " band a; ihisoffins.
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