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scanearpo Ali belly, like any other
ittkurixt d,, we suppose, eat dust, toor—ao
estordingt& the curse that dooms the species
t theltproperdiettif disiletifed, pulverised
•,4130,1ikthittlattir quertion—if it is •
to'the eating of the material—
. Rattled ` or not,' just as the reader pleases to
*ark it, for the nouns, (tor me will not
_ argue it at present, eiGterlogically or phis
tologiuttlily,) there can sor ely be no question
dust es it may, the Post
• "Lc aletay•6 aupply ready to throw in the
.141%3de:ea. Yesterday, in-an arti
oi contemporary's notice
of StarttlYßatutt's letter in reply to one
ritten'seme time ago by General Mat arise
- Mils editor, it thus "sums up" on the
, .
waits of the rebellion :
The hlocidy 'teachings of slbolitionisni
diced Our present National troubles, and their
ecnitite u likely to preterit there iroubLes
from coming to a - speedy termination. dboli
':liopkm declares that slavery war the cause of
the star, and that, consequently, me cars have no
-Jasiei'untii. slavery is destroyed. This is non
-..,,theiiprOgramme, s fact that appears quite
.Z.ineoraprehensible to Mr. Smith O'Brien.
*Der reading this, what unsophisticated
',rider' would believe that on Thursday, the
it nit, the same being Thanksgiving Day,
sand kola by, the c roft as such, it had the fol
-,,,loriug - radical Abolition article in its wit
tothil column:
1113
2111L"TCLIS OT BIATEILT,
ludepeadent of the moral of the existence
of slave_ ryi it Tina have been a blessing to our
j peoplehai the inititution never eziatedamong
ns4, anti ii*Ur be a day of thankigiving and
rejoicing when we hear of itstinal extinction
' in the Bolted States. Wears not prompted to.
'theta relleotions,,bevanis of the horrible pie
tares painted of the innirinities of slavery, by
the' ftinged imaginations of Abolitionism; bad
'; , le slavery nnquestimishly is—ln its mildest
'forin—its wont phases hare neverroached the
.• depths of degradation and guilt attributed to
them by oar Northern fanatical declaimers.
Were the entire slave population of the South
fitted for emancipation, we should be glad to
4", Cie theni ailing to-morrow. As it is we hope
tease some scheme of gradual emancipation
..ndliptol, by which the institution will speedi
. ly die cut and be forgotten. Onr principal
reason for this is, that it will remove a qucs
• of agitation and contention, which will
naves bit allowed to rest, so long as there Is a
slave within our country for canting political
heritee and hollow-hearted pretenders to
whine about.
The great mass of the people North and
_ . South haven° interest In this eternal slavery
wrist/On, &Veil. Thotainf„ the South who fa
vor the institution most; are those who make
the most oat of it,. in dollars and cents. Those
in the Donk who are most clamorous against
• it,.lailloerrons who Care nothing for the slave,
their sympathied for his! condition extending
ncifaithet than• how It will affect his party.
• - One ait—the' siave*owners—desire to extend
~ , l infi g upstuats the eastea,ss a means of m'ik
!„„"its iney,. while • the Northern agitator de
nounces it in order that ho may ride into
power and consequence , We do not, of course,
lit/Oise remarks, man that all those who de
slavery are hypocritical ; we
:allude exclusively to those demagogues who
-4,44'44e1te the question. for political purposes.
As long as the Southern slavery propagan
"- were IMAKIIIid to be all powerful in the
sdiditelsitif the nation, we saw how snboer
aiwtto theta were many leading Northern
4tatasmen. .Mark Daniel S. Dickinson, Benj.
P. Forney and a thousand others -of
sort, who ware, according to their
" , ,inn tesehings,,therustarsi silica of the South.
„:16Ok at, !hie same; 'set of reckless and danger
eeur. venoms now, in. their denunciations of
-Unthaws:ter Southern Masters, as they were a
' 'few - years since of "-Northern abolitionists.
•
When the , greet, Silas Wright , in .1848, an
nounced his : op position to the. extension of
. slavery /to Inc ;territory,. these "Northern
Weis of theitave power" opened their batter
" lea upon blm,'4and and. closed their warfare,
until death 'relieved him of their peneentions.
So with Ool;-Benton; be took ground against
Oalkoures, system of propagandism, and he,
tee; became a marked man. In all the schemes
put fOrward 'for the prostration of -such lefty
4atesmen'as Wright and Benton, the Northern
men alluded to, always assisted in the 62111.1-
~. ghlation. 4 .The most Input= of th em all was,
perhaps, Robert Ptasident Polk's
be/rotary of. thiTlrasat7, and he, too, at the
....lareuret time, is force in denunciations of
If we look Booth, we perceive another
'deo who,-bitt a few years since, regarded
fluter as being a divine Institution • but
lat/ow, falling in with the Administralion's
:declare in favor of its extinction
.Antong this class Is that stupendous dome
%gepte, pirsoe - Brownlow, of Tennessee. Bat
- ' a years sfioe.-he appeared In public de
in.Philidelphis, so the champion of Ala
' 'w ;baring his arguments' upon the scrip
• , totes.;, he now comes out and informs us that
.be favers its destruction.
Yroeillieis evidences, and they are but a
few among' thousands , at our command, we
.•'-feel satisfied-tbst the future peace of this nbw
'distracted end. bleeding country requires the
'total ittinetlenef slavery amongst no. We do
. not stride tilts ersdicatiowthls year or next,
'er*hethir It shill disappear in this generation
or lit thi,neit: oat idea .is that Its final abr.....
Mini* some Axed period, is necessary for
the It ante Pewee! this Republic,.
be removed from the arena of poll-.
ar pretending ,philanthropists'and seLem
ing will use it not for the bine
' .?-tr"flb.ol 4- 'the slave, but for their own aggrand lite-
Could the - effects:Sof the commotion 0e
,•..-;:telaianitalj the , incessant. agitation alluded
r 4 te
be . - those who , riot in it, we
eiold_afford to let ' the tempest rage. linter
"•.,:!.g.'-'l'.llnietsili,.howerer;•this is note* cue. We
alike;;,;'l3nt there Is :a. rainbow of
Ir owls. ihining.thiengh,the gloom. One of
tthhee results of the presentrebellion_ will be the
weakening, or perhaps, destreatiOn of one of
.s...,,,!.•:. , :its.crioseaverl:in the Behth.. With. that
will folio*. the death of Abolition - mungoier-
Thu After the terrible exuding*
Of theresentlimei; our country wilt be re
- Mists inerused :civilisation, baits
.;.-Inutincitts wings, will mead its blessings upon
a segenereted. , ,,Nepublie, destined` to be the
nation' nun which .the sea 'has yet
bone, ,1 . •
read_the above Thanksgiving
• '1, - ! • Day eitlele, wivtagan to have some ,hope
• :i•;_eiiit:lbr Ike Fb.sf;-. .was like.* confession
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sin, and even"--it.it bad not quite a trite
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penitence, rites were - , almost per
that it signified W'rertain measure
-.• t,;grocei'luid , gust tall: typoutaatf.
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,lee 4 But today unsure P
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..Letteno to =the MO-Slavery Cori•;,,
vention:
At riteineeting ef the Anti:Sisson , Society
in Philadelphia, on Thursday, a letter was
Via frinallain E. Whittier to William Lloyd
Garrison, in width the following pump Co.
I curled:
"[look back over thirtryears and ealj to
mind all. the eiratinataztees of my journey to.
Phila,lelphia; in. eotoptuty witilthyself cad the
excellent Dr. Thurston, of pan g , even
es we Wu:gigots' bit still living,
and true as creme tho geed cane. I recall
the early gray morning when, with Samuel J.
MsYs our colleagee Ort the committee to.pro
pue deelarition.of aentiments . for the con.
Tendon, I climbed to the email upper chem.
ber' of a colored friend to hear thee read the
first draft of a pig - FL:at will lire u long as
our national 'Watery. tees the =unbars- of
the dinvintion, solemnised by the responst,
-billtvrise,ene by oneimuisliently affix their
names to that stern pledge to humeri freedom: .
Of the eignere, many liaveleued arty frdm
earth efeir have faltered 'sad turned back,
I I
but, believe„ - the majority , stilt live to rejoice
over the great triumphs of truth and justice,
and to (devote what remains of time and
strength to the cause to which they consecra
ted their yoeth,end manhood thirty pan
ago.
"For while we mativellthani God ind con , .
gratulate one another on the prospect of the
speedy emancipation of the slavetof the Uni
ted States, we meat not for e Moment forget
that from this hour new and mighty-responsi
bilities devolve upon ns, to aid, direct and
educate these nillSons, left free, indeed,but
bewildered; ignorant, naked and foodless in
the wild chaos of civil war. We have to undo
the accumulated wrongs of two centuries ; to
i remake the manhood that slavery has well
nigh unmade; to see to it that the long-op-
Tressed entered man has a fair field for devel
opmeneand improvement, and to tread under
our feet the last vestige of that hateful preju
dice which has been the etrougest external
en pelt of southern slavery. We must lift our
selves at once to the true Christian attitude,
where all distinctions of black and white are
overlooked in the heartfelt recognition of the
brotherhood of man.
"I must not close this letter without con
fessing that I cannot be sufficiently thankful
to the Divine Providence, which, in a great
measure, through thy instrumentality turned
me so early away from what Roger Williams
calls "the world's great trinity, pleasure, profit
and honor," to take Slide with the poor and op
pressed. I am not insensible to literary repu
tation; I love, perhaps too well; the praise
and good will of my fellow-men ; but I sot a
' higher value on my name as appended to the
Anti-Slavery Dolaration of 1833 than on the
title page of any book. Looking over a life
marked by many errors and short-comings. I
„rejoice that I have been able to maintain the
pledge of that signature; and that, in the long
intervening years,
"My voice, tho• not the loudest, ban bees he
Whe ever Freedom raided her cry of pain."
LEITEr. VIIOISSENATOtt 8V3157.11.
Mr. Sumner wrote as follows :
"Boston, December I, 1863.
"My Dear Sir: I shall not be able to take
part in the proceedings to which you kindly
invite me ; but wherever I may be I shall
unite in your thanksluglvings that God hes
already allowed so much of the good work to
be accomplished, and, by visible awareness,
enabled us to see clearly that slavery will soon
be at en end.
"It is sad to think' that this infinite good is
reached only through the fiery process of war
—so contrary to all your desires and to all
mine. Bat we have not been choosers. The
alternative has not been ours. Te save the
republic--to save eivilisstion—to .rave our
homes from degredation—to save ourselves
from participation in unutterable crime and
bisenesss, it has been necessary to rally the
miuntry spine. a rebellion whose single object
is the exaltation of slavery. Never before
in history was there a war so necessary and
just as that which we are compelled to wage ;
and never before was there. war which prom
ised such transcendent results.
"It islenly when the rebellion is seen In
its true light, as slavery in arms seeking do
minion-and recognition, at home and abroad,
that wo can find the true measure of our duties.
Of course every concession to the rebeltioo—
all parley with it—is a voluntary assumption
of its guilt.
" You and your associa es have stood firm
for many years. Such pious fidelity mat
have its reward in an approving conscience ;
but it cannot be forgotten hereafter on earth
or in heaven.
"And may God continue to bless the good
cense, and to blocs you, who have labored so
nobly.
" Believe me, my dear sir, with mash regard
" Very faithfully yours,
4 ' Cantata Srxxxe.
"Wm. Lloyd Garrison, Esq."
Incidents at Chattanooga.
The Meth:matt Caeuaerciai print, the follow
ing extract of a private let.er from an officer
la Grant's army :
A groat many prisoners have been brought
In. The charge of the army on Mission Ridge
astonished Bragg. Breckinridge's head
!ratters were on the Ridge, in full view of
our troops. The lady who lives there told our
troops the following: "Before you all came
up here, I asked General Brags, 'What are
yen going to do with me, General ?' lie says
to me, 'Lord I Madam, the Yankees will never
dare to come uPhere.' And," she added with
•blubber, "it wag not fifteen minutes till you
were all around hero!" A big lot of gray
backs were brought In and haulted right In
front of where I stay. I went to the door and
heard the different squads hallooing for their
regiment: "Where's the 34th Alabama?" "Is
the 10th Georgia here?" "Is there any South
Carolina regiment in that crowd?" The last
question was politely answered by a big gray
bark: "o—d d—u your South Carolina regi
manta; if It hadn't been for yod we wouldn't
be here."
PUBLIC Jrorzczs.
ir . PITTSBURGH SANITARY CONI
MIME.
Offee and Depositary, 39 Fourth Street,
PSUIDIJIT-TliOliA9 BAREWELL
EtessraRT—JOSEPII Q. HITTER
TomArum:a—JAM - BA PARK, Jr.
Contributions of money •nd goods solicitogi.
Storm mat to all parte of the alloy
Information furnlahad In telatlon to lb. 04 and
.votioded In the tamps sad limpitals.
The freight on pods donated is paid here
6ddrera, •
prrrentritan ILNITABY cowurrEg
de3:dif
COLLECTOR'S NOTICR—The
Annual Ametesatent List for PIM, containing
Taxed on Income, Wirer Plitei.Carringen, do., and
Mantle Duties to the 4th Division of the 221 Prom
District, comprising the oth , 7th and oth Wards of
the City of Pittsburgh, and Pitt Township, except•
log that part north of Penn atieot, has twin received
from the Aiseeeoriand the - Taxes are now dire. I
will receive the - Taxes as aforesaid, it the pales of
Aldermen BUTLER, No, 124 Wylie omit, from the
21st day of November until the lath day of Decem
ber, 1.1163, inclusive, between' the , boom of and s p.
m., after which time the penalties prescribed by the
law will be exacted. /OLIN A. SERGEANT,
Deputy Collector fth Illusion, 224 Dbtrlct.
dettdela
fr.BATTICItY 11, INIMAISNDENT
'PENNA. ARTILLERY, (the old tirrtz'e
Battery.)
Bounties Soo d and $302.
Recruits wanted for this well known Ylttebntah
Battey. Moo, a .11LA08151IITH wanted for;itNi
mum Recruit' enlisted for 'Any Pennsylranla
Claralry_or infantry tha lield.
Apply at 57 YITTH 82116 ET, second stott to
• # • I'. 11.11NL r;
n074:047* lst Lint. and Senn:Moe Oftleat.
THE Hair. D. L.:DEMPSEY, D. D.,
will deliver hla celebrated teply to BISHOP
HOPKINS' DPIENOIS OP AIIHRIOAN SLAVERY
at SOUTH 001IIHON IL E. CHURCH, Allegheny,
on THUBSDAT LYZNING, Dee.;-1004 , f0r the ben•
St of the Sunday School connected with that Charge.
Ilskett, - 25 cents each•-tO be had at the stores of
PAH klienneyandAtonteChantler, ledital St.,
Lilies:l . 7.lHW at Malta* Storeapnerally !Ants,
burgh Leatun, to pammtneo *AIX oclock.
ap•THE GYMNASTICS AT
BALL ?be Chum ire ' *V.
Rio new mamba, al isolt: vf moils". Lama
sod Gontionso,ITIRSDAY .seit TODAY EVEN.
ISO %at 73‘ Wain and ChthIreniNTRDNESDAT'
and SATURDAY ATTSRSOORO, of a o'clock
machll itrirAlreir • •
-For Adana emu of twenty 1e550rt5........13
For Ledo and NOsos. . X , D •
Too COSATSII.I2. " .
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- skor coaanttts: win •
bed iht the otlea .aftsts. naowiti rt •
itzletifittiturTElMlSDA.Taho. 10tbi Lau
at Otto*. IpLitt.L A;114'BIONM, qudrenso.
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4•E'w
r_4OOD GIRL WANTED...A*O do gen-
NJI end housework, a Irma dElitawee in the coun
try. lllgluat wages psid. Apply at the
deaf GAZETTE nitric/FL
U !SW. A.;Lui ttizot - awaits -
A. on hand and for rale, Wholesale and retail, at lie
India Bubber.Depot, Noe. 21 and 28 Bt. Clair WOOL
de J. k H. PHILLI.Pd.
$l.OOO-IJAISII. will purchase a tiro
&tor" Brick House of four rooms, bake,
area, cell bout., otc., sad a lot 21) toot front or Wob , '
atonal'. tt, Patsburgb
de9 "S. CVTHBERT k 80158, Ft Market et.
M
For ebb: by
d-9
HAMS AND LARD.
Ed tied await Pickled Hams;
' 60 bbls. and tierces Leaf Lard ;
Vdr Bale by BOWMAN. d. LANG,
ded YS Liberty one_
COIEEISE I CHEEOE I
876.beessee W B. Cheese;
ST do Gaol= do;
Tot eale'by SCHOIf.6.I6ZU t LANG
STAtiOlll STARCH t-400 bxg. Madi
son Pearl Starch, for sale to the trade In quanti
ties, by the Agenu, SCHONAKES d LANG,
' deft 3') Liberty street.
$25 REWARD.—Lost, on Tuesday
srentng, a LADIES' LEATHER POILTHON-
NalE. with steel chain, ooutalaing &beat 3240. The
above reward will be paid the Ender if left at THIS
041106. debit
AT THE 'CORNER OF REED AND
CRAWFOILD STREETS, a Mayors Prick
Danlltng House and two tote of grotuad ; hall, parlor,
dl inproom, knot= tires chambe, porch. by
dnint, ores, gr.pe r. shad* trees, etc. Will be
mold ars impale. Apply to
dot) n. CUTHBERT A. BONS, AI Market wt.
SITUATIO WANTED.—A young
man of good standing, vial:ling to engage In the
Mercantile Basiners, desires a sitnation as Shipping
Clerk, or lb .bneiness to *Web be could make him
self generally useful. Satisfactory references can be
given. Addrees "T. 8., Box 101, Pittsburgh P. 0."
deB:3t
THIRD WARD UNPAID WATER
1 BUNTS, CITT, POOH AND BUSINESS TAN
TS, for 1812, am due and must be paid to /mama.
Received at City Treasurer's Office, Fourth street,
during business hours, or at my residence, No. 179
Webster street, opposite the Water Works, from 6 to
8 a. m. and 5 to 7 o'clock p. m.
de&tf J. A NEWMAN, Collector.—
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,
CHEAP FOB. cAlm.—The Lot has 26 feet
Font on Townsend stmt. Sixth Ward, and rum
back Inn - Ant to an aLloy. The Unite, lea taro-story
brick, containing fiTe raw!, wad Li on the rear of
the lot, fronting on the alley. A good bargain may
be hid by applying sum, to JOILIN 6NOWLSO
Townsend Went, or at
de& Plr THIS OFFICE..
LILPOTT 141.1...Wl.XLASTVA OfLIILI e urrtcs,
Pittsburgh, Pa , Drr. E,
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUC
TION, 1,301.) DRALN BACKS, en FRIDAY,
Dec. IeUE, at II is. m., nt the Public Were
holm, Nu. 115 Liberty Wet% to the highest bidd..r.
Tyra" caub, Gores - alumna Fonda
Between Wood sad Marie( Strort.
!7L
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HENTIS H. OOLLISS
0. CROSS,
deS;td Mont. Col. end Deputy Q. M. G,
FUR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
F/N e. A 001.13 01 LANIo,
Within a Sox inhantrai walk of a Pauenger roadway
Station. The tuiproremeute area, small Dwell lag
Rouse, WI acre of large tad email fruit., &e. An
abundance of water on the pla , o.
Also, a House and Lot near Manchester.
For particular, require at the
d•Oilve iIIiRONIOLE OFFICE.
StIaRIOR. PIANU FORTE
Et• () it es A L. K.
EZIM
DIALLET, DAVIS & CO, BOSTON
It mu be seen at the "Preebyterlen Bnok Boom+,
67 Bend street.. delt:tt
pUBLIC SALE.—We will offer for sale
In the town of Bridgeport Ohio, on the 2.1111 of
DECEMBER, 1813, our SAW AND PLANING
MILLS, with 15 LotB connected end 3 other Lots not
connected with the Ml., 2 horses, I wagon cud her.
um, ofsco furniture, 15,000 feet of lumber, with
many elltnr things too numerous to mention.
Sale to orrinmmice et 0 o'clock a. m.
Irani—For Real Estate, one-third down, the bal
ance In two squid ann.l instalments from Apell let,
lent, bearing Interest from that date. Pereotuti
property coon. STEWART & KKELtNE.
pe9:2w
HAGAN'zi MAGNOLIA BALM;
Sterling's Alamosla, tor the Bair ;
isms' Bloom° of Youth ;
Mn. Allen's !lair Restorer; Iscrlytion;
Perfumery and To.lot Article., of terry da
nt:l.lly Dye Color.;
Gent's and Ltriirs Shonhte brace.;
Of every desoorlction and hest quality, tett constantly
on hand mad for aalo at
OEO. A. KELLY'S.
rk:NTTINL DECO STOUP:,
d... 4 ate. eni, & rederal sta.. Market limbo
NO BURGESS &
(Eucocuors lu J. * Sr. lIANN it.)
Commission & Forwarding Merchants,
11331101
Davin pure:iambi the "Hums Warehenta." .t 011
City, and having ample room sod (+dillies, AS are
now prepared to store ..d forwsni Olt. AND MLR
ONANDISZ, of every 'dmcriplon, and Koala. sat.
lafaction to .11 mho may favor as vrith their patron
no2o.e.l6m
SALT.
1,000 BARRELS
NO. 1 EXTRA,
luvrets. far ..to by
PENTN'A SALT MANI:UW . "O 00
MEM
FLOOR NO tiO,9,KIJBI
Prime lush Flooring BOArtia,
keThtg, ruriou. widths, for sale by
PCLIOMAKEII A LANG,
229 Liberty lire.t.
MIMI
CyrY or A La...tic:Fr,
Treastireen Office, Lee. I, 1661. I
A LLEGIIENY CITY COIIPIIO3IISE
BONICIB'WANTZ9.—PIartim holding ComPve
mlae Bowie of the City of Allegheny, Pa, are hereby
notified that the Making Food for 180 will he In
veated In therm Bones at the lowest rater offered.
Propowda received until SATURDAY, the 2rl day of
J an nary, 1854.
By order of the Committee on names.
D. 31ACrERBON, City Tyerunrer.
1V ()TICE TO TAX-PAYERS OF TEE
LAWIIFINCETILLE DISTUICT.—The Coun
ty Treasurer having placed In the buds el the un
deralgued the County Duplicate (avec/Ile/ellen, all
person. who have not Wiled the same are rmorsttal
to make Immediate payment and we amts.
C. ft. DATES, Collector,
011ie., Butler et., near Allen, Lawrettoo•llle.
Of.o ETS, CUT FLOWERS, At
Forrrothed to order from
)11111DOC1111 OAKLAND 0111:ZNUOLlit.
Fourth street care run out to the Oreenhouae
every fifteen enlontat. not 31
SINN DWICLIANG oN PEKN
.1* WWI RALE.—The tarp thrueatory ERICH
DWELLING, No. 86 Venn etiret, below Gay street,
Is offered Co. rate. Price 461,00. The bonne Is well
hunt, furoleheft erlth marble mantels, gas end Water.
Largo yard end elhry In the mar. Any one addling
to to. the house nen enter through the .td. aide on
Penn street. JOIIN WAY, Jr.,
not othel SPINI ler k I gwv 111. P. 41._
FUEL.--The Pittabnegli tine
Company will .oil COKE, soluble for manure.
taring or dolomite yurpoeee, an 4 unto yer bushel,
In them:teas, or •04 cents perbusbeldelivered within
any reasonable dieraneo, In the eity, • •
de4:llr JA blEti Treasurer.
QTOHE FOll RENT ON MARKE'r
sTBEES.—The handoome Iron Front, No. t,
Merket street, font door to N. llolmeo A Sono, la of
forrd for rent on drat of Jtonory
tidttroet JOAN WAY, 'Jr.,
nolfeeptjol deortektervi3o P. 0
CONSIGNETS.
10 LW. Dry. Apples;
2.6 boy* Goshen Clue se ;
. 60 bbls. prime Dbantßelgss Cider,
; 60 teish. Deanne;
Just received an 4 for sale by
TIIA.NII VAN GOIIDER,
d u g 11l amend .;rot
EMBROIDENDA I •
4 fall stock
WRITS. on,' a 00.
C0.11.S1141:1111N 0001 1 8,—Itipn , in store
and for sils :
WOO bbia. 'fork Mate, Dilehigen and Ohio Aryls;
7000 bueb..Pot.toes;
4000 Pis. Buckwheat Mon
60 bbkir Late Shore Toralpe; • •
W do • IllokoryiNots;
200 toot: Woinuu;
bbl,. Sweet Cidert..
.60 do. Whiseooro
20 do Hominy Orton
GO do Ylint Hominy;
0 do choice 801 l 'Batter;
10 diem boxes 'do
- Y 2 asW Freida 80. Ur:
4 - 6611.71.010 Cake Boger, • .
1200 bask. %%its Bee=
10 661 a Tallow:
.100 160.0141112, Bacon;
dad • • . q,;ff.vOure &co.
FIE.-3, 5 b Orono tna` boar.
"Alum (kayo so: a; to irtivo ati4 !Dr Ws by
obit ' ISMAO InCitltra
▪ AbKET iiii4LOW6-+72tun , es OS
▪ state cm irtinufar Loaf Lead, ita ph by
611 MAIAII DICXI7 CO.
IRSI
r.:=-i.4 -4
261111
OM
lIIN
MEG
*FiratitplijirxiiiiarEATii. .riE aff TER TISEME .rrF. t JYEW .ADVERT • I s •.;
U.S.
5-20'S.
THE HEC=II.E7 OF ,TELE 711,EASET.T has not
jet gisthrtiotleel at soylutantion to Withdraw this
popular Loan from Salo at Far, and until ton days'
notice [sesta, the undersigned, as OE'SERA L
'FOELPFION AGMIT, aril! oontinue to cappll tin
The whole amount of the "Lao enthorized Ls Flee
lltutdredllloto of Dollars. Nearly FOUR RUN
MLEDIIIIELIONS HAVE BEEN ALREADY SUB
SCRIBED FOB AND PAID INTO TUE TEEAS
VEIT, moetly within the lost croon mouth.. The
large flontand from abroad, and the rapidly increas.
log home demand Gor Me ad the beets for circulation
by National Booking Association. now organizing to
ail parts if the country, will, Ina very shoe t,perlod,
absorb the balance. Sake bare lately rulgai from
ten to fifteen millions weekly, frequently exceeding
three millions daily, and as It le well known that the
Secretary of the Treasury hoe ample and unfailing
resource. Ditto Duties on Import* Lod Inform] Rev
enues, and In the Lame of the Interest-bearing Legal
Tender Treamary Notes, ft le almost a .rtainty that
Ye will not End it nocesury, fora long time to coma,
to seek a market for any other long or permanent
Loans, THE INTEBERT,,AND PRINCIPAL OF
WHICH ARE PAYABLE IN GOLD.
QM
Prudence and boll-interest most force the minds of
thorn oontemplating the formation of National
Ranking Association% to well as the minds of all
who have Idle money on their hands, to the prompt
Conclusion that they should lose no title to subscribe ,
log to this moat popular Loan. It will soon be be
yond their reach, and advsnee to • handsome promi•
tim, as wea the result with' the "Seven Thirty" Loan,
when It wee all aold and could no longer be Sub
imibed fbr at par.
IT IS A SIE PER CENT. LOAN. TUE INTER j N. B.—There should be no delay, ste the time for
E3T AND PRINCIPAL PAYABLE IN COIN, the filing claims It very short. Bring two witnesses,
yielding over NINE PER CENT. FEB ANNUM, et /sea. a/ famine*, with you. de4,lw
the present rate of prendam on MIL Dk A WEINMANN'S
The Government requires all delta on Imports to •
be paid in coin; those duties hare fare long time
past amounted to over • quarter of a million of dol.
lam daily, a sum nearly three times greater than that ,
requited in the payment of the interest un all the I The toof this Pill hoe berm the result of
ngr
6-20'e and other permanent Loan.. So that it Is i i t:tre,. and th• l sr:fe d re P wlll t n i" ni InT:re " tl . l . e re t,feTtVo Y r
hoped that the surplus coin in the Treasury, at no They will cure the moot eiolent Tooth-Ache to a few
distant day, will enable the United Stated, to mime I miuntee, when properly used.
epecie payments upon all Itabllitlee. Directions—Clean out the cavity of the Tooth affect.
The Loan Le celled 5-20 from the beet that whilst I ed, and - dry it well with cotton; then rot the Pill
the Benda may rem for pram, yet the Geeethreent , the elm of the vacuum and press It tight Into the
tooth, end cover over with wax or cotton.has a right to pay them off In gold et par, at en,
time after 6 lean_ I These Pills are one of the best remedies for title
THE INTEREST IS PAI D DALY Y EX.RLY, ' sho c king Pnin•
visa on the first days of Noeember and Rey. Prepared slid sold wholteale and retail, by
Subscribers can have Coupon Bonds, which are
payable to bearer, and coo VA, 5100, 2.500 51000 , ;
• AUG. WEIZIMAHN,
or Registered Bowls of same O.:nomination., and, in
odditloo, SAN° and 5 10 •". For Banking And also rf b;e 2 a t tl WV? 87.1 T. Allegheny 1""Y
-e t o t te n s t i
. 4 . In
and for Investments of Tromt.monbie the 10,:letered Pittsburgh and Allegheny.
Bands ere preferable. 9IHE BUGLE CALL
Three 6-20'• csomot be taxed by Slat.., chile,
towns or mantles, and the Government too on them
is only one•imd-w-half per cent. on the amount of A c./ 1$ " 1. . of near lyfin! of lb" frtwheet, 'Picket
income, when the Income of the holder 'exceeds his en d ,„ e „„, rreeetea
Hundred Do:Lira per annum ; all other investments,
such as imeme from Mortgagee, Redraul Stock end Bongs, Trios, Quartette and Choruses
Honda etc., meet pay from three to flee per rent. tee
Ever published Tide Book should be In every loyal
on the lucerne.
Banks and Bankers throughout the country still I home, to eery Union Leaeue, and around every
wettleue to dispels of the Betide ; and all orders by
camp are,—for It will help the right, while tt arouses,
mall, or otherwise, promptly attended to.
The Inconvenient's of a few days' delay In the de. women and entertains.
lively of the Bonds is unavoidable, the dammed being
e 0 great ; but as Interest commences from the day of
subscription, no loss Is occasioned, and every effort is Doplee maned on receipt of 66 oenta.
being medn to diminish the delay.
SAY COOKE, Subscription Agora, CHAS. C. KELLOIt,
114 South Third street, Philadelphia. 61 WOOD STREET.
OAIIIJA HANNA,
Corner Third end Wood greets, Pittsburgh
det.:ll.
PARTICULAR ICOTICE.—As it be-
mates a matter touching the beat Interests of
every Man, Woman and Child in Allegheny county
to nee that money is not squandered, and that when
expending tho hard earned gains pro:mead by eon
lona care anti weary hours of toll and hardship, It !
become. the duty of arm parent to nee that fall
if
seine lo received, • . enmeshing tangible and useful ,
is obtained, these wee ks are ended forth at thin ,
time, am we are dell and hourly ca led open to hear
the Fittleocie story of aomepoor woman. Si with a moan
of &spear elm relates the Irene of leer '• prop and stay
in this world,"—her brave husband—who went
meth and nobly battled for hie Country's ttonor and 1
Nation's Flag, and now that she to • Inn alone. she
duds no friendly hand to aid her, hot, on the contra-
ry, all seam tray to hop ne Up. and take the int•
vantage of her inexperience, end watt the copvtue- I
lug prod in hand, la Blurocce Boot which leas hostel. I
I. deemed It. zWoces,) wo Con but credit the etoties-of
their wrongs. Now this le to tire notices hat on and
alter ibis ilatel will wan - ant erne, pair of Boot. or
dhoe• sold tr:CONCCHT MILL Sti(thi biIIIMAT
Fifth su,,,t, to be prefect...nil it to manner to r 1 ear
I coun do phew, and the moreittl all taws tote roe
(!tided or the, umr . teptie goed, where the to dts-
salisfaction pay car, and pledge myself to WI this
ant claw trarraond wort For lea. mosey than Ulla-
.4 for eonnmon work and reread rata artinn elle- t
whamdo
BAILEY FARRELL et CO.,
,
PIIACTICAL PIA] ItßE.lta,
GAS AND KEANE FITTERS,
Brass Work, Pipe, Pumps, Valves,
Atid an kfuls of dttlup Itsr Waco,. Gam wit Sta.=
AGITATOR!. AND TANKS FOIL OIL REPINE
XIS, &Lod with I..aaj tww proems.
UPHOLSTERING, IN ALL ITS BRANOU
sa.—Earing muritued • large stock of goods
for GASH, sre are able to offer greet heroine at ex
tremely tow prime.
FEATHER BEDS;HAIR, HESIE AND-SPRING
HATTRASSES, VLD St ATTRASf3TS, remade in
the beet Enamor, and VEATULU BEDS renowate,L
A greet earietY of BLINDS, TABLE S s FLOOR
OIL CLOTH, KIEBOSSED TABLE COVERS ; km
-LADE, OBASSaad MANILLA BORDERED MATS,
CARPET lIIND,INOS, and every variety of Goods
kept In that Ilna. We Incite the attention of the
pugenerally to our WELL ASSORTED STOCK,
All cordon promptly attended
glee to.
Phew us Si call at 172% FEDERAL EtrIVEET,
Allegheny, Simko formerly occupied by Hr. Sample.)
nom BARKER A NIBLO.
irr.grrrs
ANI4T au Anaistant
B -8 u„
• Burgoontlifor eona Colored Regiments In the De
partments of t &nth, Gulf, and Tenn/ewe.
All candidate&enuet be examined before a Board
of !deifies.' 0111*
Doer& an u 0.710 melon at Beaton, New Yore.
Wsehtogton,Uipollnnnail and dt. Loots, and at the
headquerters *feller Armies of the Potomac, Cumber.
laud, awl ebreetiefs.
Appllratione 11* eicatetnattons ',tumid be made to
the Burgeon Getetal, U. B. A., Washington, D. C.,
and mud be aociompabled with one or morn Ultimo.
mate of good metal chancier from respectable per-
Vie Board letil detatmlno whether the eendldato
tAquallled for llorgenn or for Militant Itugean.
Tho candidate must be • graduate of some Regular
Medical College; non-graduatce .111 not be exam:-
In-el. J. U. DARNI9
Acting Surgeon General.
&IMOD Genclralh °Moe, Urge. le, ilia
no=sodber . .
WANTEA).4-A young man haring a
Good ba•lneicrepatatton, and can eanunand •
rash capital of *4OO, capable of taking obarge of a
girt of Boobs, lretincet ontoloor busnien, can
lama of a rare pppOrtantty to enter as partner In
locratire Iron liminess fully catabll•bed. Apply to
del MoLAIN A CO.. 103•11ronrtb meet.
WANTIG
An Elipaglonood Carpet Upholsterer
ts wanted boxistUataly at
pram IIcOLIICTOOK .t CO. - 8,
oe29:11 • xi,. 83 FM duet.
tiOU E NANTED.—To purchase or
'
• __ tumor, •
rent, ri teem oanaxsport a
iamo,
On Poor gm*, &nand .l ank
Commons. . •
Apply to ; • -
w.e..Lootr,
rto.l Bt. Char street.
'P.O. Box 645. ' deidillr.
A Whit —s6o A SioYrn.-1V a want
Agentast Ilea a month, expenses poW,. to mil
our POO' kdimi Rite*, Oitestal Eames and thhicen'
other caw,matul boa cations articles. Fifteen ult.
ventleant Addrsah, '
asllkamdlor7 SHAW a MAIM. D lad ebia . sp.
ANT' 1) A. IiARDNER.—A Mar
• rind men without children preferred. •Uninuet
oaten end the culture of Grapes, end not be afield
ti ..18/4* herd wart. The tight kind of a plan can.
get npertoonent ittnetlon, and food Pliivt . wiule• at
120.8ecced etrset:Pittebn b, ra; did
en A MONTILI-41tant to hire Agents
VALI . watt* mato at $75 • tatialk =mews
601019,Fliew •theAp
48. NaDD3024,0141 4 4 I,ffalas
-11 ANTELLI Pp Rol%
A MD WAREIMDBI6,
t , Stnataff id i treenail portl i e s tlaindei llii i r
c l a ti r "
A. 2 b. v.- choice reeeiv.
viaVvervivi ;J*14,1.'45211"
El
.4...*~ra~~ r.r> . i
ESE
E :111.7:_ 4 1C STORE.—We will (pen IiIASIILY DYE COLOR:S.
..1.-N our stets stoat. of PIANOS, MY.LODEONF., sad
sTetythittg, port:tit int; to a lint class Music Lomb
llahmttnth. I'll th4tant, at No. 2 FT. CLAIN. '
EtTittrET.
- -
Prof. WATIELIN 6 II tow tint, pnrchoribliZ o .t
stork, bh L will no ?ha !Inert roar brought to this
city. Prreon• iwtoodlog to ph:chaos anything in ,
our hue air • Christmas or tires present,
wonl.l do well to ail Mt
The poplla Prof W Io through '
wren log papers Le towline Leaching.
atrico , from the rity le, prolonged ere? •
wri-a or tri, itye.
IN' A 3111kIL INK. fi nian.
/11. A T
Goma, Shom, Gums,
UalmoraLe, Congress (falters,
kr! ererythln4 it.. In oar Iftts, nt retail, tbsrbby
oaring twenty-four par 11l
.
GI ma call before p rcbaslng olseirlums.
JOB. U. BORio AND, O Market et,
door holy Fifth
rpo NI U FACIE HERS OF HOSE.--
Prop.eleare invited end will be readved until
the 11 di Mat., by the Committee on fire
Engines of the City of Allegheny, for the otanufse
tn. and delivery, in midleity, of one thousand feet
of tbe lest quality of Leather Hoes, enitapkt for the
use of Steam Fire Engin.. Separate proposals are
sdicited for° red 10 inch Lome complete.
Proposals to be sealed and left with A. D. SMITH.
de4,ls
• -
WI FOR PHI DRAFT.—Persons
claiming EXZMPT ON ran hay+ tbar pap,*
made our by calling npon
REAL ESTATE SAVINGS' LtiiSTl-
VlTlON.—Statement of the condition of the
above Institution on the 2d day of November.
publiehed In conformity to the charter.
LIABILITIES.
Amount of Deposits Nov. 11, 1561 4103,594 10
Amount of Interest duo Dovotators......._ 1,954 01
Amount of Coatlucent Fund 2,423 P 2
=I
United Plates Bonds 60.000 00
U. 6. Debt Certidesteeend sot.., (market
vainc;
Intern! named, nut due
01los Tnrnitnn
Nab an hand
The umtertlind, Auditing Comaitttati,h.Whtittea•
Uteri the books of the tnotitntiutk, the boyar awl tom
tits., combed the way Lc., and taro Promd the
above ttaletneett to be correct.
\V. B. COrMLAICD.
NICHOLAS VOTOBTLY,
WM. M. is.VITU.
Dtpoeu terawrl DAILY, Dad sranir 6A . =
DAY EVraiDIG.
lasionsigmkt at 6 pat aut. par anew.
MIMI!
ISAAC JONiB, Presidium.
Ban. TM*. X, Ilamk, . ilmi. J. B..livatavd,
%Vm. U. smith. O. O. Homy, ~ .
w. D. 00p1411.4' , ' Jacob palate; •
tiaras) Chihli. . • - Nicholas VoeihtZlL
B oesc., so. al VONATH BTILEST.
tiollaciocsi ' -
I=
G. W. PORCH,
Commission and Shipping Merchant,
Floc It 9 YOUTH STREIT
'tars oiottifd a Plttabtrigh
♦ witoLiseLlt DRua AND JOl3llOO 110175 E,
No. 341. corner Luntrir.awslya mucus.
appall* Lialort•Paesinger Depot, and my offer for
nate a general - aasortnent of DBMS,
-PAIN
MEDICINES, -MILTS IMAMS, OILS, -PAINS'S,
DES-STUESS, 3PII4DOW GUM,
,
Purebaner• wlll find our clock at all thus aa
aorta, and yeas ageb pato glee entire satbfaetion.
•J. J. BENDSB a 00.,
nor. Liberty and,Wayne streets, Pittetnarab.
no23:eodto•naa
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
PAIR.—We take thls method of truktnaing oar
Mends and the pubic, generally that we as now
CT:W =TRACT TENTH WITLIOBI PAIN
Vr et too of Dentistry. Thome who have teen
Voatponlng this much dreaded operation may now toy
adds their ban and give es a r 011,.. the *Marotta
wo have to me ham been thoroughly tested d aring the
past hoar pen, fully establlshing the tab and rwin:
toe character of the operation. No Drugs or Chemi
ca/a nor Galvanic Battery med. All those wishing
the waives of a good and rellatdo Dentist will do
well to call and catmint with
.11.21.1113 14. KING, D. D, 8 4 ,
No. 1141 fourth street,'
or. Do. O. 81NO. No. 17 13m1111110/41 street, Plos.
butir.h. /1124ft=1.-
McCARGO'S MARBLY. WORKS,
MARBLE MANTELS,
Monnmenta and Grave Stone&
PLASM WWI, BOBEINDALN, AtID JOBB&
CON DEN MILK.—Bo eau a pat
...) eut, prepared from pure Milk arid Loaf rum
put up in Hu cane, Lod will keep rood 1111 any climate;
a fresh supplying received and fur We by
JOLIN A. RENtillAtiV,
did corner Literty_and nand street..
QMOKUII SALMON—A fresh supply
kJ fuetrecetred and for ale by the Nand, it the
Sunny Grocery Store of
QEEDLESI EALSINd, new crop, very
tine, jun recolved. London layer Maine.
In whole. half Paid quartet boxes, received and for
sate by s , JOHN A. EVISIMAW,
deg comer Llbony and lined saes.
OIL PANTS ! OIL PANTS! also, Oil
Coats. :elate and Vats Just recelvedArtbar
latgeitt r ply it tho 01101111 V
Lim
tea • Na.-26 aatl RB Et. Claleirtreat.
PHF,SERVED TAMARINDS,' put up
itt One Jan, stet melted end *r - We at the
runny Grocery More of
ATP ES.-11.10: be. r reenings, •
de? J pets, to., melted sad fin al*
It , •
CANTIEZD.
per eteamer anete I
-81u—d7C0 tow/ ft Wahsit &asitibit.
;yes ids ba L. u. Toler' jos.
I , IIIING 1111 L,
WM. T. DV' No. 103 Fifth .trot,
Three doors below Cathedral
(DEXTIST,)
TOOTH-ACHE PILLS
ET GEO. E. ROOT
01117,973 01
ASSESS.
♦. A CAIIRTIM, Tresturer
=I
RtJ to--Henan. R. Jack Co.,* Pittabargh
Mitchell k Ladd, Criataaatt
E. C. Haight a Oa., Ptilladelphla;
C. P. Haight t Bra., "
eir Cocksigumeztts solicited
L.lol=L: A iiN=ll . lalj
J. J. POINDEOL ,/k. CO.
1155 LIBBB7I BTEISZT,
and carted aoirtaieet of
TOWN W=ESTO.
jiaklyna
JOHN A. IMEMAW,
Corner Liberty and Band rtrat■.
JOfl A. SSSeasw,
Cornert.leert7.od Bandltltt.
D U —lO tabe•and 10 pails choice
cap luau .1 teceleopiee fbr We by .
at. 7.8: OASTIELD.
PATENTED OCTOBSU U., 1311,
EMI
Rfact for . 'k
Dark BI
Lay/a Due,
Freachif five,
(7.aret Drown
Dark Draws,
layht Draw*,
Saar Dram%
Cherry.
D=4ll
Dark Drab,
Lk* Dnsb,
Fajen Drab, -
Lt. Fara Drab
►or pyolog Ellk,
Festberi, Kid Qlo eb Children's Clotbiva, and al
rod. of We Apparel.
wr A BATUMI OP 80 PIM CENT.
For 25 cent. you can color as many good. as would
otherwise cost eve times that sum. Various shade.
can b. produced from the same dye. The process le
dmpl., andany one can use tba dye with perfea
=mem Direction. in Bnglisti, Trench and German,
invide of each package.
For further information it Dyeing, and giving a
induct ksowledgewhat colors are beet adapted Moir.
over Minn, with many valuable recipes,) purchase
Howe A Stevens' Treatise on Dyeing and Coloring.
Bent by mail on receipt of price-10 cents.
Eviatfactlireci by HOW'S A BTETTINB,
2 Broadway, Bogue.
IFor sea esi • by druggists and dealers generally.
0
A NALYSIK
4-.-_.•
~,..
la r. Jr.
,-
mm--... LOUI S , MO)
Axa........71.50. s t. Loui .
Pxx Ox. Ixox.—. 1.31. .
r , •SE •
....
211.taxzxxa.-- . 0 / *--......- 1 AI. .-
- --
100.
Having accepted the Agency Pr the sale of the
SEMPL CLAY, mined near St. Louis, MA, I in
vite the attention of Clam and Steel Maisufacturers
to the Analyeis given abate, ma reported by Prof.. A.
A. Hays, of Boston, mid J. 0. Booth, of Philadelphia,
which, together with the test aIai:ULM experience by
manufacturers In Pittsburgh, Cincinuati and St.
Louis, determines It to be the purest and most sale
able Clay now known, whether Foreign or American.
Pots made from It have stood it. the Gins Fmusce
from C% to 9 months.
The Analysis is of the Clay se taken from the mine,
without any washing or preparation whatever. I,
pommels great edhesivetwes and plasticity qualities,
which sue not @luar, by the Analysis, and which ad
mit of the mixture of a large proportion of shell or
burned clay.
I am now prepared to fill orders Mr the stove Clay
I. be shipped from St. Louie or delivered here.
Ha. 141 BZOOND STRIXT,
CLOSING OUT ON
ENTIRE STOOK AT OOST,
L. HIRSHFELD,
No. 83 Wood St.,
Will sell ids entire stock of
MEN'S FIAINIBIEINfi NODS,
Complete in every brunch.
Ovorcoattngo,
Cloths.
Casahneres. he.,
By the yard or
MADE TO ORDER,
In our nand unsurpassed style at Oast Price, being
• reduction of at bait
25 PER CENT.
Truro our old rates.
' I make this agood traisearkent to thole who wish
to Inky bargains, being desire= taolse out my entire
Mock by the lot of January, MI amount of mitring
from business. THE STORM TO LET. Possession
gives os the lot of l'ebraggy. •
11:118EFELD,
deidtf 18a. 83 Wood strait.
3 Pa,200 01
NO MORE GRAY RAUL
11,05170
56 97
150 00
11,011 24
LUXURIANT NAIR BY [MIRO
THE RICSLTIMN.A.TOR.
am=
Tor natoring sod butatifylat tL► Ear
This is an arttclatot VitittnitAthindosiddit°
=Wry, Inn irsoltenrisonli thorn by the
=et Intisn'es tints . emir -tactual RUA
sta. -Ulm Complete within WOW sitk Otlter
droning or aonsonsentment of say kind • beingtoelss.
miry bssecani the attainment of the tsilowpng desi
rable - molts, other shut ethos oneptissose :with the
dittotions
1. It trig, Ilsedure. on. autontr,vtitoiGres Heir
off;ttsal mks.
2. It WY oaks it ovate* MIS' Mein
5. It wag niters ta t Named Sectitisas.
5. /1 eel revises tie DasitkinP aid Ark*.
5. 11160 sishithe Ealeatft sod Chico.
StsriltoriereiDOOrtstest Odor to CU ea.
T. 11 10 prawn the Herjhoe Patna Qr•
is D wilt ors aLI Moms ef an Wit
it Is man Dye; contains no Nitrate of Ma, or any
other Werke= to lather Skin os eir.
Prim, CHI DOLLAR: •
esteby ell nopeettble
• WIWI JOHNISTO3°":=I, Aim
noitet t,
OM of StnithltillPltte . , barite
PHOTOGRAPtt ALBUMS
PHOTOGRAPH A-Lavass I
PROTOORAPIEI ALBOBIS t
Morocco, boidinslD Pletares,ll U) and upwards.
liaroccoiloyllas VD Plotaren a 606nd avoninis.
UM
liallia — ddltig SO lictana, n Edo sad 14/nada
Mamma,. italgilid r d 60ilatoaa, 67 W and dpwarda. - •
blaraxo. boldlng 60 Pictures, $3 hand upwards.
Maracas, bottling PO Plaurea,ll3 /301md upwards.
stplee, frottlid *au (with gat. edge and afar")
upwards.
Tba 81:XT plus to 'bay Thotqcraph 1111:nam al
No. 60 Filth Streets *month flail
EMM===;l
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Photograph Oards Mum /30 cents par ion. upwards.
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Purple
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IMPROVED BLOOD-SEAROM
hm the cure of ell &seam arleto2 Crow as thew
suchh of the blood, such ma
toot Erysipelas, alls,Pitn•
pin on the Face, Sore Kyus, Scald
Mead, Totter Affections, Old and'-- •
Stubborn Ulcer*, Rheumatic Dhorderl,
Dyspeptia, Cestivenote, Jaunt' ice, Sect /Mum,
Mercurial Dboasca, General Debility,LiVer Onst.
plant, Loos or Appetite, Lee Spirits, Emil Stomach
Inmate Complaints, together with ail tabor Mo
oning from an Improper couditlon of tad
circulatory system. As a gametal Teak., •
Its effects an mad bestgoant, and
cannot Lail to benmit, when •
used perseveringly and ao• •
cording to directions,
Goals, Shawls,
Bonnets, Bat,
Th. ptoprisSar has csaittleatal shank GII ba#l to
All • taxi &Ind volume, all of theta tbo Dui will of
brings of than who have been eared by the Maud
Seartivor, from which 1m mfreta the folloiring
TIM GUILT PUBITLEII-271.8 WORLD ORAL.
=TOED TO PRODUOV FrB scarrAL-;-110i
BLOOD-BEABOHIIR • GLORIDOSLT
AlM—Sworn statement of David McCreary, of Na
pier Township, Bedford County
In April, IVA as near as I can remeMberonnetall
pimple made Its appearenee on my upper lip, which
scan became enlarged and woe, t used poultices of
sorrel, end a run of bine venial, without effect.
finding the sore extending, I called on Dr. Illy, of
Shensi:mg, who pronounced it CANCER, and•pm.
Berthed a wad:: of sneer of load and bread poultim.
finding these remedies of no avail. I called open Dr.
Shaffer, of Dandaville Somerset county, who vise
pronounced the disease Carmen and gave ma internal
and external remedies—the latter eousieting princi
pally of censtio—but all to no purpose, as the asOus
continued spreading toward the none. I next needs
preparation of arsenic, in the form of valve. • This
fora time checked the cilseilae, but the inthuntimation
men increased. I coat called upon Dr. Stiller, of
St. Clef/utile, Bedford county, who elm momemeed
the duel= Cancer, end applied a seise, Mild to be •
never falling remedy, b. It bed no effect whatever
In checking the spread of the one. la December, in
the mine year, thediectese bad eaten away agree/sr
part of my Up, end had attacked the nom, when I
want to Cincinnati, where I consulted Prof. It 8.
Newton of the Falectio tiollipics. lie pro
nounce:lM disease aa cutaneous Cancer, superin
duced by an inordinate me of mercury." kW applied
mild zinc ointment, and gave me Mensal remedies.
My /see healed up, bee the IndammatiOn"ihu not
thoroughly removed. In February, 1 e67, be pre
flounced me cured, end I left for holm. • In April.
the dimase again returned, and so- violent was the
pain that I could not reel at night. Late in Nay I
returned to Cincinnati. and again placed myself Un
der the clarge of 'Dr. Newton, with whom I =MM.
ed mill September, during which Ilene he matlevety
known re, and partly succeeded in chat:WW2*
Weems; bo ut w dy hen I returned home there ware; still
three discharging ofrentupon my face. I continued
using Newton's preparations, and also medicine - fruit
I got from Dr. Ely, but the Cancer continued grow
ing entil it had eat off the left aide.of nmo, -, the
greeter portion of my left check, and had-attarked
my left eye. I had given-up all hope of OM ,
cured, e th os Dr. Ely said he mall only glee seer"
but thee s. cure was impoodble. In ZdarcloBss,
bought a bottle of "Blood-Seareller,"bet Lmeett con
fess that I had no faith in it. I wee veryareakirtrent
' I commenced using It ; bet I found that I gabled
strength day by day. and also that the elude eatil•
=need drying up. I continued, and when Melded
bottle wee taken my face was boded es If by • mira
cle. I used • fanrth bottle, andl have beenbeltider
since than I have been for chi last seven yearn.' Ab
though my face is sadly &edge:l+4,l em still Oda•
fat boa benign /Tondo.* who ban spatedyny We.
and which Iva been done .
Improvedginitinmental
ity a "Lindseyl Bloodalearcher."
DAVID McCitllaart,
Sporn and subscribed this • illatday bf August, A.
D. ISIS. /afore me, one of the /natlees cribs rawly
In end for the Borough of Hoillda yibmg, L3Lale CO.,
Penna.
JO ]
Wltnoee : .1. Jones.
LLIM. GORDON
LIT= COMPLAINT ocraßD ar usnurs
IMPRODTD_BLOOMOARCHEL-.
BLUR COUNT'', sa. • ---, ,
. .- .
_Petionally appeared kenos ms, one of the /gabs
of the l'eace in and no Blair munty, George Now. i,
who Wag duly sworn according to law, doth Ideas
Ind say: Two pars ago 1 was attlicted with pain be.
swoon the shrendars, alums constant artighiloia of
appetite, dabs, night swag% sad wy g strOirt to
tars odds. Ist Issigth beams so tusk tha , . 4sldl
hardly 'stalk ; toy pigskin, din nu no , •,.:-'lolwa. •
thaillast All I ckmircuinced taking Lthdt.: , ,oragew. •
IS Stood-lWainlint and by the two of twohtiTtlei was
I
perfectly cored. kel sots to socontinend It to .11
wbosuffsr Twos slur deter, generid detdilty, low
of appetite and other diseases titan from
of tbahlood. I would net' ins to:do .wittnest
milder it an excellent Wally towiitimi- i • -
Villined.) - OEI/111:11171SCIT.
. **can and tabscrlbed this 16iii day of 1441 A.
D. Ill?, befog me. 3. 00814101. P. _ '
[ None—tir. Kopp. araident of frankinowtr,
_• awl
I. soil 4124.1112 to the clams of Blair and Badger&
1 counties as a nun ofeznells stchstattor and Ukase&
ANOTHIES alga OP scaoroti.craztop - sr
LLSDBI3IrB EIZOOD-SIR4ROBEB,
If them be any who still doubt that Lindinfitint.
proved Blood-Searcher has and will prromnently oars
the meet desperate and lourstanding cams of gond.
elm lit them read the Miamian and be oonsitmal
Dr. J. Y. Under r I was annoted fa • taunter of
years with • dimmer, said by my ply/Want ha
noroftda. herr the last three' years' nos no last than
I was uzable to be outph f ,t E line bed. I tried
males and the beet I was able to pro
cure, without any ben rtsrult. eastiumd
Mainz' worse anal flash and akin vete entlnig
eaten ogthe bdt side of my Mee,aook. - ohooldor mot
arm. My snaring" ware so great, and I was in hi
rednoed, that it required the efforts of two perms to
more me in bed. This wan my ccidithat "ban I win
induced by the Mesas. Baistio, of Eldenteti.lo try
your Inmnned Blood Searcher, which, toloy
relief. and the suthsfactlem of my friends, r Now &P
-owered was helpitnts. I vontbatiod the vat of its
and gaited so ra pidlythat in considerably leo th in
On* year I was a us go about, and attend to WOO
of my household &Um and the parts ended Intro
all healed up,-end corned with sound, loaltity gook
and akin, grad hare so continued ever ninon and I
new enjoys data of health that I tad for yealighrnk
up all hopes of ever lapin
NANg blessed with.
beinO! IlLEalttln, •
Near fildetton, Armstrong county, /a.
Aagust I, 1855.
Being afflicted with a edema tatter en Ake Mel
and face—altar trying many remedies widettattertit
failed to cure—l mu penroad by. W. X. Barris. a
Co. to try " Maine* /rumored Bloodasreher,"
and now, six weeks after ming the mooed Wk. Fe'
nonnat myself mired. 'lte Litter /Mks tilielluent.
thing ever one year age, on the Intbienteey arms.'
extending from the elbowa down to the_wrime I
ales
en my face, inuctellabely around the math and chin
mid continued to be a periMt torment beeiteletddl
eared by the Slood.ilearelter. „Warms were at [floss
almoet melee, owing to the deep cracks and woe tat
theta, liable to bleed at any, time on the leant wen&
Lion to lift or work, and sometimes 93 itchy 7 and&
scarcely prevent tearing Mr toy leek. I .ban wit
been cued six weeks, and feel it due to Xx.r.teulityi.
end to the pnbllc pneralb., to make this atelemente.
in hope that others like smelt say be beroditad bl
mare his laminable medicine.
•. , a• ' • - •
•
JOHN P,
, • f •••
Virholosele and Reisn -f7t
•
Ms. 67 Ala eGiiriztaust
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Casteerer. forma.
stone, Cutaneotto
Tir3f3VTIM 0 NLA. 3
SEW EVIDZSO33.
11.7111
Sworn to and inbsemlbst buffo» me, onistibilil•
donne to and far tbncit7 it
A ND. Mai/MIZE. Aideniainn.
Eit•tzzToier4lazl 241 hank •
J. AL ZARdwit—Dair ili.ara nryaurtd.of
)'.ur toldlufse; ewe Hod us tiro doseu t • Wawoabl
Just say that your manias has eared aria
at that has teen main on Ihr - yean ; the Nish See
eaten off the lady's uras—you could .014 .the 'three
working. She hp at the tielth beak- aceir. aidthei:'
Oesh is growing au eery Wt.- lasts. Blasi.feauther , .. -
la soles 171
_our thecountri. The . sample ono ees7 •
much Onaed luta the alms : ass: Pleseespi .
statement dour acsount, and oblige ar
Yam truiy, • • JOHN HAI BTONli.Ceift
Marton, Indiani+ tiptlw
- - ;-:
AS A TOl•7lo,iit, hae'Vei gin* 110
like the many vile mixtures eallik,.‘s,lllo;
Wyk", it ereatee no' fele; spietite;
eves tOtli. told vigor to # l61 71bingritti
sally and permanently._
SWAM OP 001Thr
Ds. 3. M. Lrfnszr's Ognoins'Bona
Ouzel= ,has J.- If.- rOLTON'EI mai
printed on -mak laid .-SRe am
t V ruipii; Pis*
I* whim'