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o.f.ooramercisl snd
t ß«n'efetl*nd“Omc«J -especislly v «iowajJie
‘3jii|':Anny t
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<»^'|^wok'3«S-%
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' thu amount o»ey
bwolocited : wUh'boujiij TsjwfYsiartan ts;
"ofiaana i~6»lf,miUron,, aeres'sold (or cash,
»e?.? r 's-
Tiesots for nuroed purposes. %arbtts
Ihus reductd lbe receipts of_tbeoffioe'-to m*
Voint DbTTitlle i ■ bbofe Llrt'expenmturea of
W.dewrtmtnC'iiiifet lacoa^drongjli o
k §iir
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186T,' cotw an aggregate of 7151X1(2
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6 lnos:““ l '‘s”*- - r> * ’ “
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for saFrtttrtAWßHUsh 4,890,t20
dfwxmrti** :rota*£««n j;***~£t ■
For wrrlce* In tbf K«Oc«ow,
T«t (0 b» an mmr**ni* *nA J.
wajiiii^j^x'm »>»«>■ io h — msm*
of
tissuing bout; land variant* to the volun
‘ ' n*tion»l hrm;. • A wai--
jJaiftog ifcfl ,4cres,<o eiwb.vnlanteer wonU
Jabsorb orer 100,000,000 acres. The- var
•Vnit»are; J ii6ir;aold 'in.lhe Btirketht fifty
' debts'.ber acre;' sridaii" stlemptto reaiiie
on their .warrants would'depress .the sol
diers’ grintstoirren- tt jrfddlribirer ralue.
rSpeculstertr'-wottld: .tray.hp' lands , largely
;,^aV. : ,'swi>olrr}4oJflt»jtces > ahii'l,wouUri)e
.ithe nhirt gsinSrs by these pubHc-bcnefac
:■tloah,-. ThewettwtaijJjtherefore>Sct>tii«nehds
orby gorornment. securities. l lt la sog
• gated; thst iir iirif of ihe 'inlnerat lands'of
:;Cailfoniia andXeVMexicb. being ireo, the
.gosernmsni.shallmske them- a sonreebf
rerenne by leTying a dhitga for'the'ptjri
jTege. pt forking (ha'.mines..’: Joe report
makes* strange statement -reepaeting the
t.eonuniasioti; nppoiuled lo: I ‘rv(n;attd''£iar'k
cot the Xlnitod States and the State of Csli
fomia. 11 ' 'H(ljifly!e;\thattsinl' dblUMwis
appropriated ffujtha.work hr Congress, and
.$37,661 ofthojantonotplaoedat the.disposal
.of SjrljesUriJowryj .the.otimiaisaiosecfor
~ tie.dJplted, States. The finds,
'l£we;er l; thai •.thO-HhoJe_ l «t tho.laUoretm
- .'and tweptj. thousand dollars morehad ham'
..erpendod, endthe.firork, only, jnst.begtut.
■ lioesbetwcen
..the.tr., S- territories t pad. Texas.has .been
; jogpletsd._ ~/ ~.1... .v.,!:;;..
Indian, affair* areina qetytm»atiafecto>
iTj state.. uTha Chicfe*Ba*gy ufiT
. &boc taws. hare suspended aU-intarboorse
ot the federal gore rumen t,
dth*:.abuLbeni.agenU whosrerein-oSioeeii
ttbb AUj of .Mum: fcsnng-enipkyed their
tisfluencein inciting thoeatribeete revolt,
official adricea'con
. finuiUury. of the. Jiewipapor <■ rtpartsthata
: portion of than&tiTea bave beea organized
«**. military.Jbroe. .;.The- • withdrawal ■ of
■ like federal..troops -and*tho. employmentof
. • Ahreats by the rebel. agent*, ©©opted with
. promises :ihat the confederate goTbnunent
xesponiibility-of their
beea tbe ohief meansof
indncinglheir-rcrolt. :.Th» payment-of-an
;Jty»fe*es.tQ:AhMe tribe*±ftß been- suspended
j Secretary. recommends that ■ Con-
:£mft»Uall,makc theusnal. appropriations,
jyw .to yn>Tidft for,the-falfillmeDt of
.; trastygapnlstirmw - If itshonht.afterwaTdi
.beibttnd.expedientt6:pay>the annuities.
;Xbfl-tribes, on tb& Pacific slopes have shown
Symptoms of withdrawal
, ofj tJ©. troops from New -Mexico has 'given'
. liotnso for. the committal ofdepredations
some, of thertribeainthat-territory,
i .The tribes - in 1 .Kansas , and* Nebraska i,wre
r loyal Andprogressing An: chilixation; ■ The
with tho Indians- here
abused,by, oheating-the,
1 natives andsellingUicm-goods aiaprefit
to fonr; hundred that the
Secretary recommends that tUroch licenses
- the Indian* supplied with
cgpoda.and implements only; through ibe
jfcgents.Qf the department.
*:m-~ ran'nnnfeM^; 1 -
‘ Kp : department iho^’nmreeererelyflie
Reflect*'.'ef ibe * var/juii onrindostrics
than the Patent- -Office;' Instead- of being
a souke of rer*nu£ the;
Sept 30, 1861,'
•xeeected ifsreceipte. by $82,785.. This, has
. nsceaaiuted the discharge of thirfyclsrks!
and the-tednetion of .ortliose
-ironed:.
cofriheU«&?<liatnct: court* failto forward
- ©opieeofworks copyrighted at thmrdfficii&, :
• P* ■ -3W;3iE»iy,
.copies of all the copyright literary prodne-*
. «t£ofc» -■of V tha eourtry//being; thereby*
/feated; r Td.retaedy; iVis Uist
/thi able - power of granting copyright* be
delegated to the Cbmmtemcrnm
The number of pepaUma. during, ihejear
haa jllinipiljhed 675,. and. the payment* $43,-
MH&'itia the SOthof. June there wefe 10,-
'■7oB:>fen*l«fteiii v oiii'lh»'rolt!3e(itiWitftih
. Tie:p<ui-.
aioulawaSatie been construed as authoris
ing- Ihe.poyinent of. pensions to iiiTalid* end
"ehflitVn ef;«el4j«»;*ho:h»»e
.he*B~*snnd'ed or killed during theexistibg
insurrection. -'*■ Penslonersin
•states;-who teTetakett ; nparCi»»g»liU!t'thei
i*e; ilepi-ired ofthepayment
of their pensions. «...•'•< . ;
■ v The report promises that a digest of the
ladg tntpeeUd ceiuiui ahallshortly appear.
1 Ihamnlt, it .ie said, will proYS- that the
Itat-decade ta-hate.beenla period ofthe
•most -aubstantiai-progress realized in the
- • ihe-coahlrjr.'lt-iaßtTougly
, Congt ^ :thitl,;to eul(plj> pdbUp:
-of statistics
and ejtrigoitnre eheU. bejedded- to the Be
parbnrttt, of thelnteripr, which /bee, die:
recommendation of not adding to the'A-
Jenaitareof the office.' - . ■ ... li
'■‘T-‘;'...Ar«iciui enxvs-«i*Dr.”
-By on order of Jett May the execution of
- the law for the suppressed ofthe'"; sIUTe
trade was confided to thlsdepartmeht, The
secretary -eonrened the marshals of *ll the ;
loyal Atlantic States at New Yortend ex
plained to than all the dwfce* of Che traffic.
OereeiatorthiawneTO^
. iM ahd^nUevnl&Hpffire raoMv- : Oge
person'hasbben cbfiVicted nan captain of
a slater, and ’ sentenced to death, tie -first
i instance of a clpital.contricUOh oh-iceoid;
andanotherias teen firand guilty for fit
ting out a-slarerat Boston. Withmalittle
jnomthanayear,4,S<» Africans lieekptdred
hj^enrertrieera-jtaTe'heed-taken'.inio'Jhe
. BsgpubHe of Liberia; through the agency of
this American Colonisation Society.
.. TBe'rcport on tiio Judiciary complain* of
*ui table eourfc-liooM, earned.bytha gororni
mcnt-in lie' cityaf Sew. York, and recom
««—«!.<♦ ttn>4no’» Theatre i» bmvhi for
' Utatpirprae M lliS price of $215,000. _
' An extenaion 6f-tJjeC*pitpJ ground*; the
eractionof a nawj&ii Jn tins citjr_of W«*Jt
Ington;>nUft»;foimiiilonbfi«tre£tr»il
> road Unrongt S atauylvaola a»ean«,»rc the
the ariOsSßil recctattmtUllonk or tto Cote
niaSoner* oftPutlio Buildings. --‘- Ul ‘
Under the new »tt»ngcnwiS forthe Con^
meelSimt ,‘prlißtl hft-e- saving of fifty per
workTor: the
execfitlte 'departments f rad in‘the-hied-*
ing, n redaction of ebo of ¥l,OOO per month.
>a of me Keport o( lhe roßi
-v •'•ißateir 43«neriU.>' £■£
>F*be-Ut«-
p°st
offioetjln-the Cnitcd;StnV?B .QSi tlp BQtfc of
Jane, -1861, jra* -28,680 j »bd tJUfcthe en
tire number ttf during the
*»me, pgriodjr»aio,6Sf£ lacludingappoint
ttentif tnedelty lire PreeMentdf tßcUnhed
States. The whole number of appoint
ments msdebj tiw PoitnuUr General waa
$,288; •' and tire' number t>y the PreaideiU
(hiring til* jume period ,bB7. , : r
■ e-> The j tjgfiiftto eamlngsnf -the different
Wianttaui/e 'stMmihip' lihea during ' the
year ending Jane lB6l, weros392,-
•88J- 63.'- -v--.-.'.*•• -
exp^n^iUirea’,^/’ tie.
• the -fiscal-year. ending 4un*-30th,1861,
;nmoifcjS4 /t*;
>14>74,772'89; -thowittg* 4ecrtiga in 18G1
■ ; ; r J
Tbe. .gross wrcnue for. the in*
_elfldi&g;*ecfci£ts [ from. *letter- camersind
-fromyor*ign-wsUws,-ftino«nte3^to-$B.-
849$# .
,; TWe»&n*tW-dt4ei*ncyorTneail» for 1861,
W'ftitoSeßtttl- in' thometmEl .’nfpdTt' from'fthia
department, Beeember S; 1859/wiu
, 04. Redacting the annual
• >064198; and there is-xn ‘
> riefldencybrer netanldeEciftirieS of $1;496;-
f&emuuM 'ftom ail tooiM daring-tife iwls6o I
.*. 9,218,067 40
TSeTcTettualhnavHwurcM daring ihfc"'
V- f*u 18S '9,019£M40
D*crea» at ktiom fcr I$«V 15&771 00
for the 1860, Jk4^^©o
'66, ud i816«,-*3 1 80L457 eerthivlng to WankM la !
18a of *122,706 52. •* -j • '••* -
. • Awl.M4l£dWoj»l;St*fc*vie IBSO,-fB2D£toflUaad
la 180, *677,706 70, shoving £ ISO.pl
*142,839 81.
; -RtrdsdrttMtfUlßCi frota'tlio'het proceeds of 18C0,
U»*Uth#BUa«,«pl»*rttob«*30 1 04»e9.
Statement of the receipts and expenditures oTthe
States, to,l>e duoto-con
tractors;-alio, ths am cmntacinalljpaidio. coat rec
tor* ftvln:JoltT,"1800, toMsj 31, ißtil,
•Total* sip6^tWv:.. ; 47
- / : gross -r*c»ipu^.i..^..i. , .;..v.v.;.....n i 2f1,220 06
g«V*as ofcxpendlforcoorer receipts,~f ; 2357,930 42
' Amount sUefed to be dustii contractors ‘
• ‘ft* .3,135,037 12
Atn't actaally paid Air transportation...-2;323,00 C 3
LeaTimr amount alleged-to. be .do* ami
, x onpem r ... T .. r .~..... rrr .Mrr——i—w* • .81M75 49
-Theestimate of the total expenditures for
’1868‘ : to somewhat* less than those'of pre-
Tibua ’Tears- ■heretofotc ''Btlhmittod.‘ ' This
difference arises from the 'fact' that..only
. of
‘ ( ppii‘taljervicaln ‘the'SUjea, wteVo it, jj now
'suspended.'" ' v
--The Appropriation l fbr deficiencies in 1862
was $5,891,850 63;; while * the atamintestU
mated tohe*required 1 ftoa the’TrOasnry for
1868 to •
. TheJ whole mamber/of ordinary deodlet
tora weired and e samineddurmg the year
was abb0t2,650,00ft..--:
. ..Theanmhepof .letunoontaining money, I
.which were-regtotered and sent ontdirring 1
the 1 year ending Jane 30,‘1861, was'lo;sBo.l
-The number of'dead lettersretuThed Un- |
opened tofbreigticouiitries'during the fiscal I
- I
her'of domestic I
asabqyc, gfyei' ih’el irhole jLumber.Beotout
from tho Dead; ear, I
.516,088. JV . ,-.-
>.lhe.r«roltof aUoce3*ful inTcstigation in
7,660- cases confirms the-paat experiences of
the- Department that-the fhUare of a letter
to Teach itsdeatiiiatioii is, in tbe ma
jority. of instances, the fault al6lie', of. the
Writer “ J '.‘ ‘
/. .Out of the above 7,560 valuable dead let- 1
tcrs'3,o9s were direct ed to the wrong, office
lot were imperfectly addressed, 6l2:wcre
direc’ted.totransient persoas,.267 to parties
who had; changed iheir -821 were
iaddreißed ficUtious persoiiß or firmfl, 83
were uncalled _for, ,10 .with on t -any-direc
tions, 213£. .w.ere.-aot .tpaUed-Afor want of
postage 79 were nus-sent, and for
M.pwJmastors .io deliyer.lB3,
' no eatisfactory neaeon waa assigned. The
Department therefore, can. justly .ha: held
responsible for;the non-delirery of but‘2l2
ot.thwe lettew; :' 1 • • ;»••••
Much other ralnabla data isgvren on
this and-'itris 'Trorthy or Remark
“that out br letters; bero'rballuded to,
; originating ih' the 'loyfcl Stoteßj Snd ad
'dreabed tb.xesidenta of dislpyj&l Ststes, .40,-
not'.'be, returned, ,pithbr. .because
’the.signatire.oftheirriteriras.incomplete,
or because .the.lei.ter contained no • clue < to
his residence. - The experience of the De- !
■partmenVshoirrthst large ; proporti 6n ; 't>f
•doxfcntie letters* written by educated -per
sons,; sndpartictdsri7bj,-iroarenJ'sredo
"ficlbutHnonecr bothof ‘these respects:''
V In'view of theSC biid bUier faeti?“the'Post
wjheii, retnrned'ip their. J?jirners,
should be &&Tgfa
rtta.of postage j cozopruing one: rate; for
iwtum transportation, td the DeadLetler
Office, one rate for registration there, and
oneratofor-return transportation to -the
• writers ; orowners. 4V " sa -‘- -
Atreaty with Mexico has been concluded,
awaiting' fherattffcation by ' Mexico, ea
tabUflhing’a. common international rate. of
' ; twenty-fiy e. cents on letters, with other
‘ .nsefolproTisions. ..j. •• i
.; The PostmastenOeneral has aceeptad the
offer-made in 1867 by Great Britain, for a
redaction of thednieraatlonal rate between
; th#lwb ‘countries
four to twelve big
not jetgpjie mto.operaGon, as waits, tbe
wfficftM.. o:: i,. j
.'Tha above abatracipEHenta,me»ly.a.few
of the.points.of theimpottant.report. »
-ThePcatmasUt Ceneralgiveaat length
bis reasonsforthechangeofcenttuctsfoT
TJol'onlyfwaa ;it unsafe, be
says, to e&lrußi-4be- transportation of the
maflsto a person who reniaed-or failed to
recognize the tirafcUtfn of'aubath, bat to
continue payment qfpubUc money to tie
enemies of the'gbverhment'and their allies,'
son in anna.. We could'.not. thus permit
this branch oftbegOverament tobontribute
to its own overthrow. -
The PostinasterrOenaral. also gives bis
reasons for excluding, disloyal publications
from the.mails..;To await .the results of
proeecuUon : yras,toallow'crinib
to wltjrtho expectation of
subsequent panishmtaV faistead of pre
venting its accomplishment by prompt and
direct feterforenfeS.' Of thecaseij presented
ftr hU action, upon, the principles which ne
names, he has, by order, excluded from the
maUstiroltettf these irtssonaWe publica
tions, of which several had .been, previously
presehWd by the" grand Jtfiy is incendiary
•and hostile, toconstltntinnal Anthnrity. ■-
~ rWhila- the Postmaster ;General.did not
claim the authority to any,nows
papezv howem 1 disloyal and treasonable its
contents, tb&Departmentconldnot be called
upon to give themdrculation. ootrid
asd.VQnld no*V Jn&rfw. witfcihe
dcmsecond by-law; butT could, and did
oUeci-the' dineminatioh of tbat- Kcense
which was wlthouUUiß pale.bf the.Cbhsii
tution and Uw. The mjuls established by
the United' BtatesGovernment could not,
upon why known iffinciplea of law or prob
able tignt< be used for its destruction.' - As
well could the 1 common' carrier ; be required
to transportsmachino deslgnedfor/the de
struction of the -vehteles •conveying 4t, «r
an iunksewr. be ‘ compelled to: entertain &
traveler,whom he’fcnew. io be intendingto
ids house."'' - : 7% " .
‘‘lTtf"finds*these' Viiws*‘suppoi’ted'by ‘ths
high authority of the late Chief Justice
Stcry, of th* Bupreme Court of the United
States, whose opinion he qnotos.
■W'EW PEOOUCE JCONSIONMBNTS,
J-V 20 barrels Western Cranberric*,
30 do Mecca Lubricating Oil.
2 10 do Refined Burning OU, ’
* 10 ida- -BdaaXeatParkj. '• *
v.ISO do Green Apples,
;■* 12 do Pry Peaches,
6 do Wnito'&eeas,
. 250 fli ssiVs Obsess,
SO do Woods'Starch, .
• 200 dotth Median and Faney Brooms, •
. JfatiymwcaM ißwtf gft tti fe&taikk/:
fvals at the Principal Hotels,
& O'CLOCK-LAST -SIGHT.-
ST. CHABLE&HCotnef Of TWrd .ftni'WooJ Sir'i-n.
oaiKT rautu, ra&EstcToa.
WSAdotui.Cln... H Hager* Beriusnil-
X AJBean, Celtago 0 W Dilworth,
• W H Bdtler, Bevcrax L B Kodgm, 10th It*.- F*
tW>BTB/-Jr, Eagte Farnec* 3 StaTord, Caoowil.arg
I JiKbrr. JtcSie'* Boclu J.li'Sell, Jr, llluu _
[Al*,».fer,:\*b«llng: . E MKk_«,-K. UWIJ
B Breniini Steubenville J Blakeley,. Franklin, Fa
lAßayMb, Portland, 0 H6n‘A Plnmmer, ' do
pTßethon, '• J Patterton; Allianev; U_
JFtailil*,'- . - DLambock, do
IWBTUL.Hafririmrg' JAlaxander. Xenhu.O
IWA Knight, Phila _ B W Shfcwem,
I-W A H*nZ>ll, do *tJ Wilkins, Warren, 0
t'Baltaaan; Mlfcarrc; 0 D X Wtnthetter, N Y
S Arenbiab, Phils
I L 0 BaUer, Virginia D B Irvin, Franklin
LXOStc&dwTiSUabcnTJlW W. A-Shreve,. «U>
‘[ a Bamersltr, Phil* . C Belter, Oil City .
I.TF‘Smith, B 0 Kirk, MtTernou
I Q-0 Yates. Nebraska ' John MeCandle*, Phi la
thJ Seottv Lebanon ; O Edvard#, Wheeling
I.JTButtsrfieldr Wheeling John’Goold, Galena :
i I Geo Hartley, do , WjAUstti. Washington
{ .MANSION HOUSE—Libert* eh, near JL It. J>epot.
J Topaey.Xatrobe
0 M Alexander,.
N Drake, Harrisburg.
Q P Garnett, Canton, 0
PHarra,
W Jones,
Dr HcCram, Newark, O
J OraidonL
CA Warm castle,
W Loman,
J H Clark, Greens burg
. J A Sanderson, Carlisle
G K.Beed, Laxu?n(iter
4 i H Gartooy Phßa.
tP.Hinningir, . do .
i Mra.Trpni, . do
[B KeUjr, . d<r .
[ i S (TBrten', do
fTC Watt; do
hW Porter, do-
I. ABQarrett, . do
W XWeare, do
I C partney,
fcAAdam*/ -
xo.
. I GißAß.fr HOUSE—Cer
ir Third and&uUhfleld ate.
r,BtOPWKTOS.
L .J , •i USOCUaT.
UjP.Hftnnlton, Uniontovn
1W SJBayttWi W**T«ntoii
Li Sheets,
f o Cropland, TJulohtoWn
[M W Yhnrber,-Moond*-
I TiUe.Va- - •*
L J AL Cochran, Kitunnlog
I>C . .
L HOTEL—LIIx
Goo Carrothers, Elmira.
Min Dora Maaeej> Phila
lira X McCroak&r,Charl£s-
'ton.'Ya “
Lbrot: John 0 McCarthy :
• Hscriabnrf,
B W Lymd. PhUa
cty street, foot .of Fifth.
This C Penn, Antioch, 0
B Barkee.Eoet Linn-pool
J BUir, Wcat Elizabeth
W J Gilmore, Bridgrille
JBSmith, do
AWataoir,
■ John Gregg, -Noblestnwn
I Tbne Trimmer,. ~ do
[John-Mathews, do,
f JF Bell, • , do
r Hat Berry, Cinon&burg
Ljfi White, - ■' -do
I B W McPheraon, do
I M Sl.Hatlin,. ..;do
I .EAGLE.HOTEL—LibeI
1. v ; ..joairimH,
Oliver Lacock.Wuhingt'o
3 F Dickey, Wtmm .
ty atroet, below Serc-nth.
ntoPBUToa.
A Batten, Carroll eo, O
W H Speers, Dunbar, G
J K. .Turner,
J D-Logan,
P Ucteiu, j
...
OH Caron, eg
E Lord, KUtaunlng
W H Markel, Greernbc
Turtle Cr’
-XbuiitfoiTvw» .Aitooua .
RED LIOH. HOTEI
K
£ Q Ken nedy, l WHawtoo
E Smith, flurry YfUoj;
11 Uunor,. Viik&iiA
E acbmr,
!• T-P'Atkinson; ■Ohio - •
J Stack*rt, Batlar •••
W; HJtalto Bsdea .---
II Fortner,
V O Vim*miott, PhJU
9 Tsasdstt, ‘Washington
<JH«tfb«rington, : OMo
JobttiUcSwee, - -
A Ht*tb?rlMft>tu.ohl9
J W UokilLPon.Hymer
Johti'Ztalsfoh, Canonsb'g
' vMox&'nprKi
.*rV. "LV-.l'l *•**?s**»
it L Walkar, Qo&neUffriU* i
T-P Walker, do „ '
J J Stewart; Pa
HMcKtnneyrP*
T BChaltet,- Cookstgwn
; Jm tfoniso&tßUxahcth^
RTMcGeagh,
CX Corringiou, Portage
J‘E North',
W Patferauß, ConeordrG
U B McClelland.
-No. fi At. .Clair at tvet.
S.C Windsor, Brook co
Q W Shoop, KUtonpiuij
Joiinßouseo, Oil Creek
EFuli,' do '
T Morrow, do 1
U<Brigett, do
B CGooller, do
U Shoad, . do
£ Earle, Newark"
A Held, Jamestown
A Bella, Youngstown
S Shoop, Oil City
W Bosh, . do
T F McVay,
W Crooks, Wash. City
—N0.137 Water street.
rkqnjETOß.
J Taylor, Tork
J F Jones, Limctown
B‘ C Fdrlong.Tayrtto city
Ju Fleming, Elizabeth
h Dixon, Lawroncoco
B C Howard, Mon, city
ED VCATIOJTJtL.
ATORMAL SGHOOXj.I—h. williams
iM hft»«per»da NORMAL SCHOOL at No. 27 Bt.
Clair street, Third story. !
'2*timonxof Teathtn:
Halt the counsellor of the Teachers, the man (o
whom all of us look fbr advice aud Inti ruction.
' John j. wolcott.
•• I concur most heartily with tbe*boT©.
LEONARD H. EATON.
I.cheerfully concur in the opinion expressed nlwrc.
i W. B. I'HKM.
1 take plehatre In giving It a* my opinion that thu
1 fureieciingTrcomincnoatioo is tolly merited.
A. 11UBTT.
I know of no one who deaerrea higher testimony in
hj« lMmT 1 t ll’.ll AVh&l*
I fiiilT concur in the aboTe.wunuuenilaiiou.
•• • • - I D. DENNISON,
v ’ He can prepare pupils lor the Hiffh School jmifVvr
than &ny other teacher in this city.
... _ A. I, DOUTRETT.
~ Teawfr~fl per week, in advance. aoB:3uwd'
~P ¥Tt« pjtmr. is now open for tho mwptipn of
125 per session of five mouth*,
au&lyd *'' ‘ ' J. M. SMITH, Principal.
FIXTURES.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
JUST RECEIVED
TOR SALS BT
BAILY. FARRELL A CO.
A’©. 129 FOURTH STREET.
>e2o:ly-»c3o
TEuSHeks 5 deposit ban kino
JP 00.; No. $S FOURTH STREET.
BANK or DEPOSIT AND DISCOUNT.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
PAB «■<* CURRENT FUNDS rreeiced o» BrpotU.
*|*hf undersigned Stockholders arc individually re
iqunslble to depositor* , to tbe whole extent, of ibsir
nrlTate mean*. ’
-•’ -Jemw Mer* hl>n i ; S. B. Robison',
- --Samuel George*. D; A. Stewart, -
W. W. H’Oregor,
, Hay, Walker, . . William Wsiker,
‘ Joseph Long, Bfbert Bell,
Jeeapß Love, - Richard Floyd,
wmi.m fhrr, Jacob Painter,
• John Scott, -Thomas Scortj
Xbot&aa Mellon, . D. ft. Galway,
John Floyd, Jam** A. Knot.
' William lousg,
•jambs ATAB3HAXL, Praidtal-
B. A. GEORGE, ’CbeStwr wpaflywT
JJAW AND CAPS. .
FALL STYLES
.131 WQOD ST&KETr PITTBBVBQH,
Haro now on hand a vary largo assortment and com
plete stock of the lattftj&lcp q(....
BATS AVD CAPS,
Bolh.fbr tho city, pad country Wade, which they can
sell at Very low price*.
•'MWOroarO'promptly flßod. ac2l
AkPtrrsAMDOXij,ou)Tua AT THE
rotrtiTfi snUJi;* cablet store.
W. 0. A H^MoCALLTTM
Save this day opbibti part of a very largo and Taried
amortment 'of OAftPEXTOG, to which they Inrite
lbs attention of buyers, as ' they shall bo offered' on
ihnmostTkvormbls terms.
Also, a newly Imported lot of beaniifol BBIIG
GETS,‘of Ml widths, and at ths lowest rates.
W. D. A H.McCALMM,
87 Toqrtb street, near Wood.
a. m. w^*aTtoa»«...^.i.i.v.wi : 4.».t-<-*M«TSWTAVU)a.
rpAYLOH A BROTHER, CosoiostoN
X MxacKjuns, . ...
-go. 4fi WALKUT STREET,
• dttrntinb Slwn to iMb ptnrh.v«* And
Mle «f PBODOCE And MJtROIIANUIZE-ECTwr&llr;
. mAda ori conrifttamtu of »Up>
trtioln*..
nrrrnxncts
' Messrs. THOMAS AIUI(M;iU<E A CO^Tittstrargli.
do.
. JOSEPHSBUTI*»Bi ; '
And .Cindimtl t—rchinta ttwMmflty.: ■ •’ iwgfihnd ■.
HU IT TKKKSi,—Jnducemkxtsto i‘tm-
Chaixsa—Awrjergeetockof choiceTREES,
wicti* to.chboio Vom, wilHwrj powi
bfe e*ri taken to bafe erOT/ vttitty trw tor name.
• we n&jOOO—60,000 or wfllch
awttoto. year oide,\HVW> fear year old*. .Pear* 10»»
000iwQ_to.three yeanoVb: Peecb» Blnm, Ac.,p fine
■■Kx/tailici— ib’tbe'iCarsetj: CaUJwd
EYEEGBEEXSfrom I to 8 fret,by the htmdced,
cbeapTiS!*, SHADE TREES AJfD fIHBUBBEBY,
ahnlieeto emt Tttitf •* ■ •'*•"■•-• ••
AXDOAXL4XD N.UB-
X* ISVH.'E‘E , 'X'SJ> ST.' LOCJ^.—‘ ni< , _L Tlie great “American Bcmxt’dies,” known as
*U-aau«n. TYCOON. C*pU £ iifiiiw. »*sav«a: fc.r 1
ike 4*ovt> jvrt* -u JIU>bAY, al o'clock. p. m.—
frr>r ftvtetit >'r wpplyjm Wir-1.- >if7
1?0 tt CINI? 1N SAT 1 ¥ I'Wfc-jJfS&S
] laVll.LE.—TJ*** ktwuriful
UuMJlGbuKl. FLUKY, >Vr r -T l«»ves
•'for tb« urvrresr.daW inwiwJiata jv.rtv THI* I>\Y,
al i, p. IQ. . fur freight or ptwag* "fJ»ly *■»«*
UIA'CINUATi &. .LOU-1
Jj ISVILLE.—'Ttw beautiful atvamerjGggggggg
10\VA,Capt. Muor*,lcav« tu abovoon tiuo l»Ai,
stli ibst. For freight cr passage apply on bbard drto
del -J&O. KLAOK, Agml.
I,X)K CINCINNATI & LUIS
; ISVILLE.—The IwanUfnt
ST; Loris, Capt-'S.'A-- K*n.-, fwvea for the wtK*e
and all tmerawiiate porn, on.HATURUAF, at 4. p.
u. For frwl*dit or passage bo*mi or to
do 6 J b. LIVINGSTOh A CO., Aganta.,
iilOR i LOl
: lsiVUiLE.—Xlw fioo .stoui'wf fc* l.
.S.VNGO, Oapt. 5. i'rcuch, will lea'
anil aft iuilerniedUt* uh.
4 6'clocU. For freight or i*feage
lo iiiO J ; B. UVISGSTOS-
FOK CINCINNATI A L
’ ISVILLK.—Tti* beanrtfut etc.
JACOB POKj Gapfc W«. Stoojw, wil
ou TUIS DAY, at 4 p.m. For freight or.pswwgt.jip
"'Lr to “ rf JQHXTtACK, Agvut.
OK CIXCIKSA?J» LM.wk-U|gßJ>
VILLE LOUIS.—The ttued£gg§Ha»
steamboat B TL CLOUD, Opt. C. A. Dm»w wiU *»»•«•
as aljiove on THIS DAY, at 6p. u>. For freight
or passage apply on bk>arJ or lo
- uW V. IV LIVINGSTON A CO.. Agents
FIK CINCINNATI, LOUIE-iJJggkSi
VILLK AND ST. LOUIS.—TiIe tUu)£pKisß
V SIDE, Capt. F. Maratti, leajj- as
above and aUlutettnodtatc porta, onSATUBBDAY,
at 6 i>. w. For freight or passuge apply ou board or
To 9 -* £" XB LITISGSTOygCa, Agents.-
REOULAK WEEKLY
PACKET
PORTSMOUTH.—The sphndld steamer iUKJivfca,
C»pV John Wolf, wUldww* for the above and all In
termediate porta SATURDAY, at .10 u’cluck a. uu—
For freiabl or passage apply on board or to
* felO^ R P. »• LEWIS, Agent.
DHTSBDROtt AND GAL-,
X LIPOLIS T Tb»-beautifnl|BSSiSli
new naascneor steamer UNDINE, Capt. aL A. Vox,
wiU WPUtgbargli rorGatli polls KY*EBY SATUR
DAY; at 4o’etoekp;m. Returning, have* Gallipo
li EVERY. TUESDAY, at lu n. tn. For freight or
pusege apply on board or to .
rt-iu J. B. LIVJNOSToK A C f o., Agents.
PmSBUUGUAM) LOKTO- rJE&L*
MOUTH PACKET.—b'or Wheeling J6Qgaiii2Bi
ing, Marietta, Pomeroy, GWuijoUs,
Irnuton and Portsmouth.—The steamer CLARA
DEASCftpt A.J. MaffdlHot, will leave for Ports
mouth EVERY TUESDAY, at 3 o’clock- p. W.-
Leares Portsmouth KV EKY. FRIDAY, at 1« o clock
urdkdlm JNO, FLACK, Agent.
REGULAK JY-EEKLY iJESijs
ZANESVILLE PACK E.T.—
ucw and' beautiful juiik'tiger aitaofrl'CEMJlA UKA
HAM,CtpI Monroe Ayers, teavoi Pittsburgh for
Zanesville EVERY 4 njrlncfc p. m.—
Returning, leav*** Zanesville P.VERY FRIDAY, at H
a_ m. <For freight or passage apply on boordor to
J. B. LIVINGSTON A CO., Agents, Pittsburgh.
H. B.'PIERCE ± CO., Agents, Zancsrilß eol<
REOULAK WHEELING)
•PACKET.—Theeplutulid inHvngraSi&M&Bl
steamer MINERVA, Capt. John Gordon,!tor
Wheeling and all hitettnodiato ports E> EBY TUEB
- and SATURDAY, at 11 o’clock
a. m.. making dose amnocthms with tlur regular
mckft* for Parkcfrsburgh and Cincinnati. Return
ing. leave* Wheeling EVERY MONDAY, \YKDNES»
DAY and VRIDAY, at S o'clock *A.'m. l’a-oerifeni
receipted through to Cincinnati. ' For freight-or pw-
Baten apply on busnl or to JAB. COLLINS A .CO.,
pn i , , , .. 114. Water street.
GOODS 1 NEW GOODS!
-FALL AND WINTKRI
FALL AND WINTER!" ,
LATEST STYLES’.
LATEST STYLES 1
At the old stand of JAMES (X WATT, corner Tenu
and St. Clair streets.
The -bein of -Jams 0.- Watt, deceawd,-respect
fully invite public atteution to the uew slock of
FALL AND WINTER’ GOODS, comprising all the
new—it styles oT fwhltrooMe material adapted to
GENTLEMEN’S WEAR,
Solhitihg an early calL Tlio buslnc** will be ctm
ductodon the uime apprised manucr an heretofore.
The clock of new goods U c<iu:il t<> any in th»a city.
ocl8:lyd "
OF FAJX UUUIM
, \\> aro now opening * eliotei* stock nf. FALL
COOLS, consLtlw tn *ll of the latent importation*
of CLOTHS, CASSIW EItKS and VESTINGS, winch
w* flatter omiolre* will he equal to any assortment
uTWuilßtl ciwtot west. They wm iw mMlflupto
nriltr in u superior style, «nd lit price* to suit ln«
times. We wonl»i respectfully solirH on rarly call
from our patron* and the puhllc.
LXCOCK SI&EKT,
Mcecitast TATtons, No. 19 Fifth struct.
JMSCELLrfJt'EO vs.
STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN fijgSL
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
, ifigand embarking Paawngereat QUEENSi'ow A,
(Ireland.) Tlie Liverpool, New York and Philadel
phia Steamship Company intend dwspatchlfig thfrir
full-powered Clyde-built Iron Steamshipe a* rtdlows:
BTNA .....Saturday, November 30.
CITY OFMANCHRSTEH-.Satunlay, DiHXtober 7.
CITY OF BALTIMORE Saturday. December 14.
and every Saturday, at noon, from Pier 44, North
River. . '
FIRST CABIN 57j,UU;51EERAG£~,......,..£.W,00
do to Londytu... SO,Wit do to L0nd0n..... 3-mO
do to Paris' &s,W>| do to'Paria 'io.DO
do fo Hatnlrarg. &">,Oo| do • to Uitntuvg.. Vi,(aj
Paaacnjerealso forwarded to Havre, Bremen, Rot
terdam, Antwerp, Jtc., at equally law. rates, . 'i
- ACr'Pennn* wishing to bring «0t thfir frjenda can
buy ticket* hero at the following rate? to New 1 orr.
From Liverpool or Queebstowu; Ist Cabin, s7’<, SAT
and HQ3. Steerage from Liverpool |4U>t. From
Qneenatcwn $30,00.
TUcRc Stcamera have interior occotnmodaiiuna for
paeMUgen, and carry experienced Surgeon*. They
ere built in Water-tight Iron Section?, And LhVa
Patent Fire Ahnihilatore on board:
•yPAsuSNuan* ron Eukopb.— By order of the B*f
reary of State, all jw stouyen tearia? th< United -fifnteJ
art required t» m Fa&parU beJore going on board
the Steamer. *
JOHN O. PALE. Agent;
15 Broadway, -New York.
JOHN THOMPSON, Agent,,
.mhlfcdtf No. 41U Liberty smyt,. Pittsburgh.
AVid A I’HllXlli' .
BRASS FOUNDERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
PLUMBERS,
GAS FIXTURES,
of every description.
on. WELL PUMPS, of BRAS3V. COPPER or
McCOBD A CO.’S,
IRON,- with the most approved Chambers or' Talres,
of all kind*, and warranted to give satisfaction.
jyTHR]
The bast- that haw* ever jot boon offered to the
public.. They are tha boat for t ho .fallowing reasons:
. 1. Becauke,. being of on oval abapp, the. glass ia
oTcrytrbcrc equally Distant from the. flame, *u that
tho"U7iiirl4‘atf6ugl:r‘and motortgttlar.
2. Tho oval shape4a better -adapted-to result the
effect of sudden expansion^# o that it is impossible to
cp»ck them. , , . .... ,
3. Tito glass Is made largely of Lead and Pcurlsisb,
givlh'g a grvnt degree of strength mid Masticlty. ‘ Tltb
chimney* which honsekoopenr lmw -found' to bo so
brittle «■ to crack, even w hen not In «**, wo invaria
bly xnado at. LI me. (Has* Instead of. Flint .QUis*, oX
which oure are manufactured.
4. But "the givali w l'* ad v ah t iig*> Chimney* is
that when jou have one U will lu*t forevor, and It
auv bousekueper breaks <jhe by tlw limt of tur lairiji,
h*l* lior tall «t the matfUfliclory Hiiil' wd-wHrro|da«
her cracked chimney by a down -wlmle' ones. ThU
profferUAoa not iiwlndoaccldenla-or those cases of
breakage where has, through inagperl
eoce, been screwed so closely to‘the lamp as to pre
vent it* expansion wbeu heated. '
Mamxfiftluren and consumers orCarbou on, who
have felt the maguitud«roT tbo obstacle, which .has
existed iil the grddl dxJwnie'Sf. dlfirifticj'*,’ In’the way
of tho nntvoml osd of tht* oil, haTofcund a remedy In
the Oval XX. Flint (ilA&diilmpejß.Jwlitolt baa unite
riuUyJeMoned,thaws* of.Ctarb<m.OU:lisht;tiUhuße
who use tliem, and Increased the cotisuipptjpnQf.oil
consequent upon the leasened.uxponso. far chimneys.
jFpr sale byJ. C.,Hlrkpttrick» L, Thuflii? ,
Hogers A NeeWl,r. lbiy Jen, Xuccsco Oil Co., Wehleu
& Belhclb,'V. Ogdfih'A Co.V V: F. JfuOblrltTao.'W.
M. Murray; or atth«
near I'emuylrania avenuo. • >->* ‘' l :~ *
aulChtnwMAStf •• ~~ I'*"' E. P-'DITIUtIDQK.
enfOTONATi. OHIO.
XIOTIUE:—TUo Warcliouso lately oc-
XV bV'ua ElVlngT-Mi ilnilrojiSl l-jTir.-, Wo
b»««mmOTOttoSo.!B3 Litajtjr «IMt, » frnr ROOM
below our fbritisr IbSiiftn. ‘. .. . ... '
\W-are'-notv ; receiving let of BACON
BBUOLDEIW, aii«B.and-UAJ4Bdirect.Cram .the
AyfJIi.;GKEASEia «tore.aa<t fcr.Bßlo
juft nr.cEirEP.
SAMUEL GRAY & SON,
HATES OP PASSAGE:
GAS ASD STEAM FITTERS,
MauuEicturcr* and Dealers In
PUMPS AND BRASS WORK,
MAMIFACTOnr,
116 Water irnd-lM Trent »tr«U,
PITTSBURGH.
LIDGE’S XX ■ FEINT GRASS
OTAL CARKON OIL
LA3IP OiniNETS.
Paiant'R ScptcriiborlfitVlFfit.
“UELMBOLD’S”
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, viz
HELMBOLD S EXTRACT-BCCHU,”
“ “ SARSAPARILLA,
“ • IMPBOYEDROSE wash.
. UELUBOLD'd GENUINE PREPARATION.
“HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
• ’ COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACTBUCHU,
A Posit iveaud Specific- Remedy for Diaeasoa of The
BLADDER! KIDNEYS, OBaTEL, and DROPSI
CAL SWELLINGS. .. . '
.This Mpliciiie, increases the pqw*.r of Digestion,
aiiil fixates tUb ABSORBENTS ftuto healthy action,
Ly wHiidnhe" WATERY or’CALCAREOUS depcsi
tioutr, mdAU UNNATURAL ENLARGEMENTS aro
reduced, aswell os PAIN AND INFLAMMATION,
and ta guod lor MEN. WOMEN, o - r.CHILDREN.
' UKLSIBOtD’S BXTHACT BBCHU;
- Fur waaknewe* arUlng-flrom ExoetMW, Hablu-uf Dis
sipation, Early Indiscretion or Abuse.
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMP
TOMS:
Indisposition to Exertion, Loarof Power,
Lo*i of -Bletuurjr, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak-Serves, . Trembling, .
Uorrof of Disease, , . Wakefulness,
Dimness of Yisluu, Pain in the Back,
UhlvertaTLasaUude of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body,
■ Dryness of the Skin,' - Eruptions of tiro Face,
-• PALLID COUNTENANCE,
'Thebe symptoms, if allowed to'go oh, which this
wedfclhe invariably removes, non follow*
IMPOTSKOY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In ooe of which the patient may Mplra.
Who con say that they are' not frequently followed
by those “DIREFUL DISEASES, 0
•INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many ara aware of the cause of their suSering,
• BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASYLUMS,
And the Melancholy Doa&t by Oonmmftian,
wunePtt WTTMEsa TOTaETUniWOTTBIABStSTron.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requirearthcaid-of medicine to strengthen and
" ' Invigorate the System,
Which Tlelmtiold's - EXTRACT BUCIiU inrariu&fy
d<£*i
Jt TRIAL RILL CONVINCE IUE MOST BREPTICAI.
FEMALES—FEMALES—FEMALES,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OB CON
TEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
. iN MANY AFFECTION'S PECULIAR TO FE
MALES, the Extract Buchu U nnoqnailed by any
other remedy, ds In Chlorisls or Retuntlon, Irregu
larity, Pnioftilucaa, or Suppression of Custo no try
Evacuation*, Ulcerated or Scirrhous state *f the
Uterun.Lrnoorrhea or WhUra, Sterility, and (or all
lncideut to.tbe sex, whether arising from
Indiscretion, Habits of Dissipation, or tb th»
DECLINE OB CITANOE OF LIFE.
see srsrroxft above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT-IT I
Tako no f moTD Balsam, Mercury, or unpleasant
Medicine.for unpleasant and dangerous Diseases. .
liELllEOtp'6 EXTRACT BUCttU
ecus
SECRET DISEASES
in all iu stage*. At little expetue;.
Little or no change in diet; No Inconvenience;
And ho expen/re.
Tt causes a frequent deaire and gives strength to
Urinate, thereby removing Obstructions.
Preventing' And tbring Strictures of the Urethra,
allay lug pain and inflammation; so frequent in the
clusaof diseases, and expelling all Foitonon*, Dimatcd
a>id uorn-otU Atnktr. .
THOUSANDS UrON THOUSANDS,
Who liavo boon the victims of quicks, and who barn
paid iiHAVT rxss to be cored in a short time, have
found they were deceived, and that the “POISON”
has, hy the use of “powerful astringents,'* been dried
up in the system, to break out in ogg'rafated form,
rr.miats after marriage.
Lae Jlclmbold’a.Extract Bacha for ail affections
and diseases of the
URINART ORGANS,
Whether existing in
. MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating and uo matter
HOW LONG STANDING.
' Diseases of these organs require the aid of a
DIURETIC.
HELMBOLB’S EXTRACT BUCHU
IS THE GREAT DIURETIC,
And is certain to have the desired effect in all Di
earns for which it is reedmmonded.
Blood! Blood! Blood!
IfehuicMV Hi’pWy Doucatiroted-■ Compound
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
srpu/Liß.
This is an affection of the Blood, and
ATTACKS THE SEXUAL ORGANS,
LININGS OF THE NOSE, EARS,
WINDPIPE,
AND OTHER MUCOUS SURFACES,
Making us appearance iu the form o| ULCEUS.
llelmbolipß Extract SareapariUa
Puriflei the Blood, -
and removes all Scaly Eruption! of the Skin,
Qiving to the complexion a
CLEAR AND BEALTHY COLOR.
•It being- prepared expressly for thi* daw or com
plaints, its BluodPurifyiQg Properties are preserved
(o u greater, extent than any other. preparation of
Sarsaparilla.
HELMBOLD’S BOSK WXSH,
An excellent Lotion for disease* of a Syphilitic Na
lure, and as an Injection in diseases of the Urinary
Organs'arising "from Babita ofDWipatlobj uSediu
connection-with the Extracts Bocbu, or Sarsaparilla,
in such diseases ajrecommended.
RrtdAWS.qfth* most reliable sad rttpotuill* character
will accompany tEfe medicine!.
CERTIFICATES OP CORPS,
‘From 8 to 20 year*? sfandiag,
SCIENCE AND FAME.*
For Medical Properties of BUCHU r !e« DUpensa
tory of tbe United State#.
S«0 Pfofeaeor DEWEES' Taluable works on the
Practice of Phytic.
See remarka/made by the. late celebrated Dr.
PHYSIOS, Philadelphia; -
See remarks made by -<Dr. EPHRAIM McDOW
ELKa celebrated Phyvlcian and Member of the Royal
College of Burgeon*. Ireland, and published in tbo
Trao»iclk>h* of the Sing and Queen 1 ! Journal.
- See Medlco-Chirorgieal Review, published ' by
BENJAMIN TBATERSi-Fellow of Royal College of
Burgeona...
Sue moat of the late Standard Works on Medicine.
Extract’Buchu,‘ '5l 00 per bottle, or six f«ir §5 00.
• ■“ Sarsaparilla,'l 00' - “ 600
Improved Row-Wash,-60c. ** 11 • 260
Ur, half doteh of each.for $l2 00,.which wOl be inci
dent to cure tbo most, obstinate case*, if direction!
tiro adhered to. 'Ddlvcred to any address, securely,
packed from abservaJlon.
DESCRIBE SYMPTOMS IN ABIAoMMDNICA.
1 cr/iES GlitltA STEED I
AFFIDAVIT.
-Personally appeared before mo,-anAldma&u of tbo
city of Philadelphia, H. fT. Bsuthouv who.baing
duly avrem, doth say. his preparutions.cohiain no uat>
colic, no mercury, or.othur injurious drugs: but are
* H.?. lIECMBULD.
‘Sworn - juid'subafcflbed before mt%- tbo 2iVi ibiyof
November, 18&L
-.. . . . WM. P. lIinBERD, Ald«mea;,
Ninth street, alxivo lUce, Phlladelplda.
Address letters for information' in confidence to
IT. T. lIELMB6LP, Chpmlet,
Depot, joi South Tenth atreet,below Chestnut,,
BElFdfiE Of CQXJ2iTF.Iit'EtTB i
AadwnprlwfpWdsSlw!, . . ...
Who caik’ATor to diKpose‘*ortbelr own’.' and “other’
articles on t|ie reputation attained by
Helmboid’s Gounins Preparations;
• - \ t “ ''“Extract Bucba;
.. „ : . - • « Sarsaparilla;
«... At improved Ross-Wash.
DU. OEO. IL'KETSEB,
Uo.- flO Wood’itreet, Ditfcburgb,
AndnJl DrureWiewiywlwr*.
; aar Aak to -*•*» no other. •.
Cut the ■Hi nd
avoid -raposmoNWiD exposure.* J r ■
MSSTvMGadAVf —'i t£u~lU
: #c. . i 1 .. RviimOvlßSi -: ■
i /3iiEyEubfi> Afafoittlfofiliiafeg*
Caiincu.’•AsSOCiino*« M 2& Her *tx*et, New
Vurk> haw*afciiebeiia Dtp* M EjUIZABBTHFDBJ, WAY—TIMS tutx^.uui^^yg | agWT
K. 3., frr rvceiria* and storing" OIL ihijipea bj tba On'nod *flsr - MONDAY,;SMcmkS.S&UV<IS63»
j erM ,i ThUpart Is cwnVewenVto Trirrie will Irate thaDepotofiPy&nayjTanin Bail
>*,.*■ ‘Tork. aod «atn : ie*rtsge and moctThaiidlld'g.V- tslbUjrtr*;~~',"V'
C«u*igum*M* solicited. Mari i*irrWi rta jiHnitjvn XWun.-j*;S.Wr< Lint r*a
&attfe.. . ..; .••- , 1 SUubeutille.
KcfXßtM'Cfi —ISariJ R^clMf^, : of Ihe/inayCßlclißy. _ ...
UirtW4“Ci».; ' Rogei* t KmMH; E&ton, Hacrum A i
t ' o m<^:liiinrwF
BESE & GKAIY/
uIL REFINSRS, Ai
■avt* Pittsburgh—.. Irosa.Br.
da Steubequlle, a.qfcVi
•* dv N«.«w*rif;.... lifo'p. m.
do Colaitlius .. l:3t*-p. nej r:
arrives Cioc(m>ati »i:45 p. ox.
■ do St. Uouh.... ....10:45 a. m,
.... ~ ... I :: Jif £ £p
PURE DEODORIZED BENZOLE I ; do Newark
= AKDitiXEAjUJLABU'IKD MACIUNfiRTOa, do OoUmbui .—} iStt.a..«L
CRUDE OiL OF ALL C. RA VJTIES i’Ußgj&AisFi). Xrri>«eu/cimiku- .. 7:40 a. to.
C3TKew Oil BafxeU wiiUed... . - , . <*« St. L0u01... _ m.
No chang* brtw«*n ITlVsd/urgF) irtid Cincinnati.
OOJUaKdli. WOttKS l'o> T n ‘i l“‘
fe rpESXsVittiflA, ' ..... H-Wcta, W,.,.
*• • ' . J Slftb’nlactimT* ot Leaves Pittsburgh. 1:55 a. tn.
liUBmCATLSB AHOTOfTSEDOHA' " ' .lilt m.
No. .1 St. Clair •trocar •. do Su-uliotmllo - .fr. ». m.
* Pixra»VBoa» Fssa’i*’• do . \yiewU8g~*............. *. m;-.
This Coiuinmiv is exchmveljr , Arrives BcUau-,^.£60 iu, on
trade, and is couMautTv” oflerihg FEI»OE£UM Ou Leave* Pittsburgh 1.*0.p m
commission, wholea.il*. Advauces made bu ciihilgn* do Wellstillc - 4.U> u. m,
tnontm-Address J. WEAVER,'J*.. ... -do Steubenville .1:1 Op. mi
.. hoitanltf . .. ■ . • do Whee1ing............ ti;2o p. m_
LUCIFEK OIL WOKKS. ~ M '
KILLIA3T p. wooiswar,
ji>'u uA>*rrAcrtacw or
MiSur*CTcatu or
(•O.VL AMD i’AR&OK 01 IS,'
.and dealer in* *--• • '
.LAMJfSt CUIUXEYS^-dc^'d-c.,
Nu 39 Market atreet, between Second anti Third,
, m*TSBUiiGH, I\\. . ,
' ' ’ , ' ■ ,
TTVAGLE OIL WOKKti.-WiaHI’MAN
PCRt: CAttBOX guaraiitt^d,)
iUXaiiURUH, PA.
JUT CAR <JBEASK-auJ BENZOLE censthntly uu
, grders received for the present at CHES 3, SJfITH
A Co.'i, Water ami first streets. ...
. »<fcGmd .• . .. i. --
COHN PLANTER OLL COAIPAN V.
. it. H. DAY IS, Sreihlenl.
JQIIK IB\Vpi,>Jr,«.£*c'y and 2V««*‘r.
DiarctOM —8.. H. Pavia, T. M. NtTin, J.Car
oaithin.'A. Cameron, John IrWlh,'Jr.' .
PETBOLEUH, of light g«Tfty, fraitt the wells »f
• tlie-compnny, on Oil Creek j m Venango county, con*
aUntlyun hand aud forsale. .. •••'•’
Office At X. IL Neviu & Co.'s, No. 2G WOQP ST.,
Pittsburgh: my4;lyd
PETKUNA. OU. WOUK.S.—LONG,
r A CO. . .
Works at Sharpeburq. Station, Allegheny Valley
Rl oScrnnd' Wardwow," 23 MARKET BTBEET,
Pittaburch. •
Uanutectnren of ILLDSUIiATIKQ and LCBBI
CATIKQ CARBON OlLHand BENZOLE., ,
VWiro.l BEFINEP OIL, warranted non-axplo
fcive, Al*dyB onMQd. 0612:1yd .
T ÜBKIOATING OIL,: at xub low
. J met or# dEtfW?** ffALLOJi, ooMUfltly
do bud and tot tali} tjf B. C. It H. SAWHB.
Aster thff quality,- m fefefto*annexed certificate:
•. FITMBUMB, K<n'-‘27,'18G0.~
Meun. B. C. A, J. S. ,&nryer~-Gcnta: .Tha- Lubri*
eating Oil we are getting from jpa.-wafiiul to be the
heat for our purtKwda we hnio oTer nsea..
‘ Co.,
BT W«;BaPT; Prttideni:
W A. McOLURU, '
cnmnssioN mebcitaxt,
CBCVB -asb vsrtSs&t CillBOS OHS,
OKO. V. pni.nttHlP mL 88rA5~...0. *.H - COBKICR.
OIX. REFINEKY.
HOLDSBIP, BBTAX & C0 <t >
KuotrACTUßEiia or
BURNING OILANB LUBRICATING- OIL,
Step constuiUy-on- Land tho-Tery be«t-qoaiUy-of
BURNING
LUBRICATOR. pure WHITE BENZOLE jind CAR
cjreabe: • ...
««“AU ordemleft at27o;-3fi rtrra
Block, Mooad floor,' will be promptly Mteadtdto.
ocs:dtf ,l »« •
liA MP AND OIL STORK.
WELDON 4 BEI?TEKE r ttt thtfir old stand, No.
iM VVt)pD below Sixth, are *wU
ig the cheapest , •
'CARBON AND COALOILLAMrS
everoffercdlbrwle urtbi* cityy ,
Their long* experience tn the'Carbon and Ccku'Oil
tnwlo ionßt to. their aistomem a suporior Article- of
Oil, that wil) gU, BAtUCictioM t9,tho . ,
To nil who liavc never need the Lamps ana Oil* F*
Invite trt cnll and «ee them burtirng, ftuaahtwy theini
selves of tlio brilliancy and economy of this beahtiful
light. " : -^qqaa
FIRST WARD -MACHINE WORKS
AS®
■■P-0 US V BY,
JOSEPH JEKKS, manafixetnrer of STATIONARY
AND STEAMBOAT ENGINES, ROLLING MILL
MACHINERY, MILL GEARING AND. SHAFT
INC. IMPROVED FAN BLOWERS, pCLLKYS,
HANGERS AND CASTINGS .generally- Particular
attention pttld'to Repairing.'
oarSbop, corncrof First street trnd BedoabtaUey,
PittsbnrgtCPiL- .. » ,)aia •
ELEN, McCOBMICK & CO., VaiXey
-FotnroßT, Pittsburgh* P*" ' • ‘ •
•stTWABBHoura. No. BUI Liberty-street. ~ > •
Mann&ctnren.of COOK, EABLOR AND.HEAT
ING STOVES. PARLOB AND KITCHEN GRATES,
HOLLOW'WAKE','etc., Steel and Glass
tar Mill Castings; Hiu Gearing, Gas; Water and At
titnnPipe, Bod Irons, -Dog Irons, Wagon Boxe*,-Bu
gar Kotiks,PnlleyvHangers, Car Wheels, ConplingM
and Castingsgextertßy, .Also,.Jobbing,.and JUsbtae
Castings raorti » to order. Patented Portable Mill,
with Steam or Hofto Power." • ‘ faol2:Cmd
P. Y0DM0............... P. TUCKIi.
YOUNG BROTHERS; Dcqcesxb Komi-
’atreet, near - 'the Outer Depot' Pa.
R. B.:-Pittsburgh; Pa;, mannfccture MACHINE,
HOT BLAST AND BOLLING AULL FURNACE
CASTlNGSoLeveijdescription. - .V--,:* ‘
OIL PIPE, BOILER CASTINGS, FIRE FRONTS,
GRATE BARS, WAGON BOXES, SAD AND DOO
IRONS, 'ORATRS'AND'ORATB FRONTS, STOP
COCK BOXES* Ac,, always onban4and.«?reaielow.
Orders left with W. W. YOUNG, comer of Wood
atreet and Diamond alley, will receive prompt at tear
lion. mh2B
Stoves i. stoves i-i>. i>e haven
A SON, MaKOTAcruaiM or STOVES.
Warehouse, Federal at <, near Suspen*ionßridge f •
ALLEGHENY CITY.
We ash the attention of dealers to bur large hitoort
meat of COOKING and HEATING STOVES, ibr
wood and coal; which'we are tolling'ht ’the lowest
rate*. Those visiting our city will find it 'to their
advantage to give hi acall;to»il ixathlneuor Stock be
fore.nurchasiniK daewbdre,
CAST IBOKHOUSE FRONTS, IRON RAILING,
SCALES; HOLLOW WARE, WAGON' BOXES,
PLAIN and FANCY GRATE FRONTS. FENDERS,
etc., and CASTINGS dfall kind* madi to order.
Jyi6:lyd D. Da HAVEN A SON;
JIRENCH'9 HOTEL,
With names knowu to
SINGLE. BOOMS Firry 'cents PER LAY
CUy Ball Square, corner Fbxnifrrt Street.
iiarilMlsM .tbejrtaAjrboonlarod iii.tbo *p»cioa»
Sefectory. •, * ..
Hen is tißtflwrli.Shop nod. Bath BootniMUcHud
totbeHaUl >■ •• - • 1 —
. 49'Be«or»4f BUKNCB3- ftfid HACKMBN- who
tayw« arefoll.
• coBS^Il;
OT.LOyiSUO'riSL, CHBSTNOT Sirkbt,
AiwrE'frHtuiS*'
la the immediate _tbo_Jobbing
,Hou9qe:WTNl* *fi d .Ch«tont ...
B OjtßlfPßß PAT,' sUso.*'
A4conmod&tio*) vhctt rejatWdJ 6*l (Kt EUiftf&EAE.
PLAS. ,
ADVICE GRATISi
' Boom* from 'GO cent* and‘upward*, per da/, and
m«>k xt a nssr clam BwTACaANT - attacskd* to
TH*HorsK r ' cet accordingtO-BUliofTar*. ■- •■< -
Oitt.Cam . TAXJt F-aascutta roox axt
Statioji TO oft CI*OSS JO tite ifpnx., . ~
03V a> EngUah, french, OfTTOaOkßndBp*ni*b*Pokcn.
jyl7:dQnC :■ ••• ■ ■■•■-:•<
ST; NICHOLAS HOTEL; Broadway,
... -newtobk.; * • ••'
BOARD.REDUCED JO 12,00 PBB LLAY+
Since the openingotjidcowmotiioa* Ho
tel, in IBM, U horbwn jdngb, : eodeayorof the
proprie ton io make it. the matt attmpl whw*»iw*n *
lent and wnnfbHablo hemeint the citizen andrtxaa
gerxm thisaideofthe Atlantic.-: ...
And whatererhae* seemed Hkely to adminiateito
thecorafot-oflUgoettathey haTeemtoaTured* with
out regard to cost, to combine allth*
element* of lndlrldnal And aodri'enjoymcntwhleh
inodetnatt’KaslttTeMtetf todinddcrti ta*ta'a^jtfoW4; ;
anflthe patronage, ihkh’lt hii ‘comraanded daiing
tho paat'sis ‘ jews 1* agratifjdng prorf.Uit.tiielr.irf
ffort* hare been appreciated._ _
To meetiho exigencies,of, the tinga, .whoa a& o'*
required to .practice th»„most the ub-
swunQr bow>
lO TWO l>A lr at the mas time
aooeot'tbe texarUa with* wbteh tbalr table
haafaltiMirtoMaß nppUetL; l !; i 4 .
i k Oti.’
I ''.aoßdßl-ii ij tZQu tvJM
PHILADELPHIA.
ron tile salt or
No. Cl-Wood Street.
STOJTjES,#?.
HOTELS*
os TBE- EUROPEAN PLAN,
CITY Of NKW T.tißK,.
(Opposite- City Hall.)
PHILADBLPnPA,
'AtriVM Bellilr ..... '6:40 p. m.
ConnecUnffat Wheelingjrifh 'Ualrtmor*'am! Ohio
UailroaJ, and at Ikdlalr with OWv JUilroad
for'ZaJnkTflTe,' “LaiicaoNT, CircleViiU;, t.’vluiubua and
Clacinotttl. .-f- ••• ■-•••• •- •
..Pitftt-tuy&auJ Vlejx>lMid* Litter - ■'•-•
Pittsburgh l:sfi-
WelUvilU' 4;05>. U.
Bayan} , _ t 5 VS W Of.
AlUanrv 7:US a. m.
UuJiou . .. ,a,m.
iClewlabi! ... i).30 a.n>.
Pittsburgh-. •„• l:w p.'in."*
WeUavlile .. i»: mi
........ 5.-£i.j>, m. • •
Air iaiic<i ......... 6:?jt) p,, nu v .
.to Hudaoh : *“♦
•Arrltat’teTi'biml-;. 8:l0p, iii.
Cyanectlng al Bajerd with' Tuscarawas Lranc&Tbr
Not* Philadelphia and Canal Dovtir.'Ut Alliance with
Pittsburgh, Purl Wayne amt : Chicago Railroad, at
liudjwu with Cleveland, Z&uosviUa and Cincinnati B.
U. for Akron. Cnyuhug* FuiUond
at CloVelmid‘with C. A E. Kl it. for £ris, Dunkirk
and- Buffalo with C. & T. r>. R. 'Tor Detroit
and Chicago. -•• •' .- t
, .Mail.Train.leaves at &O.V*. m., stopping.atnli sta
tions between Rochester, and Bclluir. . ... ..
■' WtUsville Accommodation lenitjj ut 3:3d p. in.,..
- BiJtarniflg trains arrivoln Wtleburgh aa follotnu
- Mail Train.-;. 4:lli'p'. in.
Fast Line ..:10-2O p. to:
Exprc« Xrain,,~. ...—... 2:06-a^tn.
WcHsville Accommodation 9:40 a- m.
Taaacngera deairing to go to gaudujkyj, Tpkdo,
Chicago, or pointfl Weat, via Cleveland, must be par
. tloolar to «uk for tickets viaC’l&vehtbd. l '
. Through.Ticket* can be' pvocmvtl at the Liberty
. Street I>op9t, Pittsburgh- .
JOHbSIEWART, Ticket Agent.
' Tof farther information-; apply to -
- • WILLIAM. rfTEWARI-.Agoni,
At the Company’sOffiee in Freight Station; Fehn Bt.
. ,n 027, . • --■. 1
'Tf "RANGEMEN'T FOB
1881.—THE -wwovr* mm jLm <* LMJW \
VANIA CENTRAL RAI£*Bi>AU. ‘EIUR'i DAILY
TRAINS. •• ' •
On and alter MONDAY, Nov* 25th, tIinTHBOLGII
MAIL TRalx lcav<» tha PoMcnger Station every
vueming (teceftt Sunday) at 2:50 a. in., stopping only
at princiiud lUttions, anu maktbg'dlrvct connections
At iLuTiHDurg for HaJtUuorn itml.Waahingtenvtmd for
New York yin AUenlonxi coutu. - •••
THE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN loaves daily
-at 4:40 a. m. # stopping only at principal stations,
making direct connection at Harrisburg for BalU-
Tsore and Washington, ifnti lor New Tork Tja’Allen
.townronto. • L
TILE FAST, LINE hares tho Station daily (except
Sunday). at KfcoO -p., m.j stopping.only at itrihdptd
stations, making* direct connection at Harrisburg for
Baltimore and Washington. "
»-WAY• FREIGHT'TiLAIN WITH -PASSENGER
CAR ATTACHED,., loaves -tbs'* : Passenger Station
evoi7_ morning.(Sundajfc.eX cep led) friujuja., run
ning as Hit aa Uonemaogb and stoppiug.atjQL sta
tions. 1 '- ‘ •;* * ’ "*. "' ' *
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
Tho‘ JohHßtOwTiAecbmmoilation Train leases dally
(except Sunday) at 3:00 p. irt., stopping arall stations
and running as.tar as Oonojuangb. -
First Accommodation Train.CorWairaStatiaaleaT.es
daily (except Sunday) at.CslO a. m,. -
Second 'Accommodation Train, for AVaU's Station
leaves daily (except Sullday) atlliOo a.m. ‘
Third -Accommoiltttion' TrstD for Wali’r Station
.leaves daily, (except Sunday) at 4:ob p. iu. ■>>/(..--
Fourth Accommodation; Train, for AVoU's Station
' leaves daily (except Sunday) at thl&p.im., : ; .
Befcorhing Trims arrive in Pittsburgh oafollows:
Express' 1:15 f- mi {'Mail, S:3IVp. m. *'Fart. Line,
•I:3o a. m.;- Johnstown AccummodatioinloS>sn. in.;
Ficst AVall's Station AccnmmwlaUoa, 6:30 a.<m-; Sec
ond AVail'a Station, Accommodation, 8:30 a- m:; Third
Wall's Station Accommodation, 1:05 p. m. ;Faurlh
WalTsStationAccommodaiion, CS>s'p.'ni.'
Trains for Blairs tills and Indian! comroct at BLilrs
vilfo -Intersection with Johnstown—Accommodation
uad Eipreßß u, rv.
The traveling public will find. U great ly to their In
terbat; 'la going Eiwt* dr West, to^ travel by ibe Penn
sylvunhi Offdfod
cannot bo surpaasedou any.dlbcrroute. The Road is
ballasted with atone, and is entinly fine trom.dust.
AVe cau promise aafuty, sliced and comfort to all who
may Ciror this Road with their patronage. ,
To New T0rk.....—-Sli 50lTo Rajtimdre......~..83 50
T<r TU OO|T6
To Harrisbnrg T 45| • ••• ---
... Baggage checked toailatatioos on the Pennsylva
nia. Railroad, and to Philadelphia, Baltimore and
New York. . . . . v , .. . .
' Passengers purchasing ticket* in cars wtQ be
charged an exerse, according to distance traveled; in
addition to -tbe-etation-rates-,■-except from-stations
.where the Company haa no Agent.- -
i NOTICE.—•In . qaae pf Cpmpany. will hold
(henuelves retponaibia. for/persoual .baggage only,
and for ah'amduht'hoi exceeding slool
- -N.-' B.—An OtlmU(ua "Lius' baa been employtd to
convey passengers end baggage to andfronr the-De
pot, at. a. charge not. to excxcd Ys«ente for each pas
senger and baggage.,. For tickets, apply, to ... ....
J. STEWART, Agent,,
Atthe P.'R. E.’Pnfiobgur Station, 'on Liberty .and
- -Grantstreets: - •" ■/'- 1 • '■ - l < wi no&
X— purchaalugJ)frg~^^U‘?lßtaMs&-
T flckcu ‘for st.* LooLs,'*
Joseph and other points • Id • Kottfcern iliaßtmtli'tbe
tiUtt). of. Kansas, «r..tiu> Territories,- should tastlton
htTine tickets that reaU.by the NOhTM UISSOuBI
EAILttOAD. ' .The only route; from St. topis* to. St.
Joseph. -'lt 1b the short tit aud'quickw»t line* *by thir
teen-hours,.tothe remotest point reached 1 by nil; sad
ia always aa-chaap as any other. < •• --- -*
. .Buy your tickets. to Kansas au&all points inNorth
eru hiuaouri.by the North,Missouri jlallraadU ;...
• * ISAAC H. STUHOfipK, ~
J President and Cbneral Saperlutihdi'n'l of Itenorth
IIES RTIIv SIMMOKg. Agentt
aoio-jutim.
■ A RAILROA P.—
. y«»tm»tu»y depart
arriTQ,at,Fittabargh,;(exccpi. Sunday.! ;.*
' ' through trains, stopping at. S.&I|yD,Je&T«
Lufgh'dt 'S ai mVkutf 4uSUp,‘iQ, ’ . . . *
■ ’HirttonAeeonriaodation tratos leave riltjburgU at
-Sand Uk m.,and**-l, 230and'fi:40p;*hii''‘”
i .Accommodation trains, returning, Uht* Uultcnal
7:40 and 10 a, tu. t attorn., and .1:45,.'2:30, ,6sV.and
T:3sp.m: ! ' .... . - v .
’litclifttim'Tlittt Fare—Pittsburgh to uiiltoh and
return, 25-cents. All passengers' frtoh Flttibtugfa,
without rickets, will be charged full-fore. 1 -• 1
|e7 R. F. MOBLEY, Superintendent.
rjpOFAEMEKSAXO CyiilKKS.
*OB,%iLE. GEQWET.’SSDBIaUoii tMOCSt.
■ ' GRAIN FAN AND SEPARATOR,
Talented'January i6ilBUO.
The superiority of-this FAS over-all other* in <use
eppsists in it*.cheapnee*,*iinplicltj antLdnrmbilitj.
Second, in cleaning. GnU4.ftw«T,
with less labor, than- any otfctt.miU.
■ - The patentee t>f* the aboVe Fan has been Tong «n*
gaged in tnsuuiaeturtzqfand selling Agricultural Ita
. plemsnt*,-and convinced of the great-want ofragoed
Fan for, cleaning the .different kinds oil Grains and
''Seeds, presents tills to the public, with full confident
that it will meet-ibelr wants. :
The undersigned, Wght
.to nmnubcSufe-ond sell-the above-0 rein "Fab'and
Separator, .in .Western. Pennsylvania,-Western; -Vir
gin to, tad all apd the . light to -, sell to Indian*
aha Illinois, is how prepared toniloil order*,'
sato"br'tetalVfci;ito Libert j'snwit, Pittsburgh,! I *.
.••m&hIMMP ' ‘ ' •w; w: WALLACE.
CT c*i* Ouvs Exashtb by . B.
a*4 ls ueknawledgW-to le lhe
mtot serviceable tf any klbd jet offered td the public.
4U«uperior>*dv*atagerani found' toita.chewpaea*,
saving xrflabar, and its -efficacy grade,
paint, tar ‘ and without, toinring. the. skip, or in. tb*
the finest ft
canbonfodWithallTdlndsolvatcr. .. . -
— ; Belbrencois : madd with pleasure to“lb*"‘rahJoln4d
certificate, emanating fronxcentlemenwellknpwn to
'this community, and who had 'every, facility afforded
Of ieeihglf fUlly and.fairly tailed: ' ' .■. ■.
<£*arter*Uotrr't Dtyattmt*! of /toTttefltt,
. aad.i'*mrUmth Ji*BimcnU PtutyleMtid YofesMvU.*
“AiwyerX CbcmiraL OliTe Lrusive Soap’L hsxing
been used. very.eitepfiyoliiin.oori Jfogttttenlfc We
have bo bed tatiun to certifying that it Was found ad*
'Urtrabij adapted to this use of thbtoldihrs,.ah<l decL
dodly -the moat superior Soap which could be-procur
ed for the service. —*«- ‘
, . . . .Quartermaster Twelfitofiegiment*
, ,; ALIX;fOMm.
'* ‘ ''Quartermaster Fourteenth Beglmeni. 1 .
-.-. O H . . M.K: MOtmHKAI) t v I '
aoSl-^-Opart ermaator Thirteenth Begtoiwrti'
J^<>YODUOWN;PiUN’riNGi:
.osticr
-.scs*jfflir SHAtT, PKIKTEBS, STXTIONTrGSi
DRUGGISTS, • iIRBCHAHTSr 41R0CIBS; ‘ BAJfX
£R9, AMATEURS, the ARMY andFAVYi , *tA ; The
we oficr.for.sale erenfa new pattern ; ato the
Ylmnteat and m*delPf. Wl*«»P
■prralei evcr Invented, and occupy leee suaco ; caa-be
-eperafodby anjroilC, wbfctht,'? pfinWor nbt, Ahd m*
hitberto nnheiml ‘ is to toy at
about, price nowto ose.
I|» cai»to9to ChP°t» w.hfch
"wfoposci ol small cases, neatly and
'gethCf, ahd'tdt'coDlpactnaawnd .coniemei)oe ut*
wrte'r- hoew uqtmllwh J Cafll uiWrejamtotfCT
clOTiaw. girtaffeises,i>rim,Jtc. -: '■
' b J.G.COOLEXAW^
r . se2o)3md : • ,_Mm l Bprufl»*trart, 3fcX