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[From the Dublin University Magazine.]
THE LAST . VICTIM OF THE SCOTTISH MAIDEN.
The countenance was far from beautiful—
scarcely even pleasing yet it impressed
Hamilton with a sense of power such a. 9 we
often feel and yet can not define in the
presence of persons unknoWn to us. She
gave no signs of being conscious of his
presence, but he felt she was . aware: that he
way in the room; and as he continued to
watch her sitting There in her strong ho
passivenes.s, ad. indefinable feeling Of
shrinking and dread took possession of him,
for which he could not account. He had
been thinking of his rival's bloody death,
and it struck him that the implacable
"maiden" who had taken Argyle's young
life might have been fitly represented by
this weird damsel Who Pat there so like a
blind inexorable fate weaving a web of in
evitable doom.
The gallant knights of those times who
feared neither death nor danger, were
greatly prone to superstition ; and Hata-
ton, hot-blooded and ia:petuous as he was,
proved no exception to the'rule. He was,
therefore., heartily glad when the innkeeper
returned and broke the ominous silence
which had so oppressed him.
"Here, Elspeth," said Campbell, ad
dressing the Pure in the broad Scotch of
those days which we wilt not attempt to
reproduce, Here's a gentleman, cold and
hungry, come and see ,avb:4 'you Call find
for his supper."
Hatnilton listened anxiously fur the sound
of her voic4; feeling as if it would be a
relief to hear her speak, but she never
opened her lips ; she roe up, however, at
once, and began to move ;ont in a strange
mechanical manner, her blindness !mourn
ing more apparent as she guided herself by
the tough,; while the staring glassy eyes
seemed to him absolutely ghastly as she
passed near him. She placed some oat
meal cakes and dried fish on the Ode,
alon g with a•ju4-ot whisky, and then re
turned to her place by the tire, where she
sat immovable as betnii.
" is that your danghterim Hamilton
to the innkeeper, a~ ha invited him to draw
near mid eat.
‘• My only- child ; and blind from her
birth," was the reply, uttered almost with
sternness, as if tl subject were painful.
"Elspeth's not like other folk, and you had
better take no heed of her."
Hamilton took the hint and said no more,
while he applied himself to the rude fare
set before him with a keen-set appetite.
Nur did he spare the whisky, which was
wonderfully cheering after his wet ride; and
when he had finished his repast, be felt,
as he said, like a. new man altogether.
Filling his glass again, he invited Campbell
to join him, and the two began to converse
together on the events oft.he day. Kene in
sat with his back to the blind girl, arid, as
r :be never moved or spoke, he soon forgot
her presence altogether, and I/11 \ igh
forgotten, also, the necessity of concealing
his name and lineage from these retainers
of his foes, when he was startled into a
sudden remembrance or his position. AI -
I tiding to some political event, he mention
ed that he had been at Holyrood the day
before.
'Ye come from Edinboro', then" said the
innkeeper, kindling with a sudden fierce.
Tp2s.=, and clenching his tiNf, he mind: - it on
the table with a violent blow, exclaiming
"Curses on the bloody city :—the city of
murderers and may the tire from heaven
come down upon it and consume it I"
"ANI,D," said a deep, stern voice, almost
at Kenchn's ear, and he started involunta-
rile as he saw that it had come from th^
blind woman's Something too in the
sudden passion of the Campbell bad stirred
the angry blood within himself, and whilst
an involuntary instinct told him what train
of thom , ht bad thus fired the retainer of
Argyle, he had much ado to hide his own
antagonistic fueling!,
“You speak sharply, 3 , laster Campbell,”
he said. at last. "The capital of Scotland
is beholden to you, in truth."
"Ay," said the highlander, 11 . 13 brow
growing red with suppressed rage ; " hut
why should I curse the senseless stones,
though they were stained with the blood of
the noble Lord Argyles_ , Rather let me cur e
his enemies, who drove him to the death—
his bitter foes, who made his life so dark to
hint that he was fain to break sonic petty
law that he might die. Cursed, then, I shy,
upon the traitor Hamilton, who stole his
bride.''
"Amen," the deep voice answered, but
this time Keneltn heard it not ; his fiery
passions were aroused beyond control; he
forgot all but that he had been called a trai
tor, and startim , to his feet, he advanced on
the Clutphell, sayitr :
"Man, know you to whom you are speak-
••.I neither know nor care," said the inn
keeper, rising, also. cqrari Fa )
. - s ,t.rn,rr,
not only curses upon him, the traitor, but
upon her, his lady light-o'dove, who would
have brought n stain upon Argyle's time
honored houses had she become his bride''
This was too much. In another moment
Handlon's djrk was gleaming in his hand
"Villian, unsay that word," he thundered
out; "she is as pure as driven snow."
" His lady light-o'-love," repeated the
Campbell, with a mocking smile, at the same
time preparing to defend himself; but the
furious lIamil!on had closed with him ore
the words had well passed his lips—one
fierce struggle Mowed, then the Highland
er fell heavily to the ground as his assailant
plunged time dagger into his breast up to the
very hilt, exclaiming:
"Die then, with the foul lie in your throat."
One deep groan—one strong convulsion
of the stalwart limbs and Campbell was a
corpse.
Hamilton stood transfixed, while his boil
ing blood gradually subsided, and his pas
sion cooled in the presence of death. The
whole thing had taken place so suddenly,
that he could hardly believe the living,
breathing man lie had been talking to so
amicably, but a few moments before, was
lying there murdered by his own hand. But
suddenly as he gazed; he felt his flesh creep
with a strange horror, as he saw the soulless
eyes of the blind maiden upturned towards
him as she knelt on the ground by her dead
father, towards whom she had crept with a
step so stealthy that he had not heard her.
Hamilton drew back, shuddering from the
fixed stare, so dreadful seemed the expre.-
BiOn of hate on her white, ghastly face; but
as tie receded s . lie7erept towardstin t on her
knees and laid her hand, whirl h she had
steeped in her father's blood, ou his till it
bore the same red stain, and said in a low
stifled voice: "You have murdered him,
rend you shall die for it. None saw the mur
der, for my blind eyes saw it not; but think
not to escape, the vengeance of Heaven will
track you out one day." Then flinging up
her arms to Heaven, she exclaimed- 4 'llly
father, 0 my Esher!" and felt upon the
corpse with a shriek so wild and piercing,
that Hamilton felt as if it must haverungupon
the ears of every person in the town, and
reached even through the massive walls of
Inverary Castle.
That cry recalled him to himself; he must
escape right speedily, or another moment
would see him surrounded by those whom it
rou=t rouse, the instinct of self-preservation
at coca took the place of every other feeling,
and 'with one bound be darted to the outer
door, opened it. rushed to the stable, mount
ed the horse without s:old'e or bridle, and
the clattering. of his horsk!s feet, as he gal
loped away, was all that the inhabitants
heard of him as thry rushed to the inn,
whence the blind shrieks were still
heard echoing.
Hamilton never slackened his pace till he
had laid ten mike between hint and Inve
rary. the euur:e of justice
was summary;
and he felt
wellpresent Marquis of
he Alt the circumstances
of his death . ; and if he succeeded in his
search, the services of the "maiden - would
right speedily be called into action for ke
nelni himself.
When at last he ventured, under cover
of a fir wood, to stop his furious course, he
began to consider the best means of avoid
ing discovery, with no small anxiety as to
the issue. His best hope was the het,
that none had bees present durim , the tour
der but the blip I ;rirl, who could not. iden
tify him ; and that not a single inhabitant
of Inverary had seen him except her dead
father himself. Ile was 1101,V tint very far
trout the house of his kinsman, where he
originally intended to have passed the night.
The time he had spent so fatally in the inn
at Inverary had n ot extruded boy mid an
hour, and the rapid pace at which he hail
traversed the last ten miles had fully brought
him to the time when he would• according
to his ordinary style of traveling, have
reached his destination. Ile therelo:o re
solved to proceed thither tit once, as if he
were only arriving limn the village where
he had left his servants, and to trmt that
no one would ever suspect him of having
made his unfortunate detour into the do
main of his enemy. This plan sir needed
perfectly; he was expected by his con ;
and the next mornim , . his set-rant inincil him
having left. his eon:ride well; so Ilya
no doubt was fur a moment enirtained t lett
he had ever deviated from the road i.e had
been expected to take, and lie had imee
more started for Edinburg before the news
of the murder had spread
Jvykaid Inyrr,ir
Nevertheless when the fact did b 1.1. 11,;11•
known, it created a sensation, chiefly ow:11_
to the peculiar eireunistanees of the ease
ainerder committed by an unknown a-sas
sin in presence of mt. stile witiiesii, and that
one deprived of the power of sm , ing t.
murderer, WZI.9 even in those thils Id blemi
shed, a striking event, and the, tessteliiiii i t
escape of the criminal seemed altm:etber
unaccountable.
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1-1, 1 , . mil - (•,,-,..: I !tart le PILL l• a ,rt,
tle knit urnre , Ithart...i in , lo,•1, rln. ~ , , i ,.0.,- 1.4%
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h.l r-1,,,, ttn-d thy P11.1 .'. ,1 and I it.. , 1E1 , 141,..../ 1, tlit I.
ell exproaa in r.,1r1,t , n.h • —, II 1,•• 1.., in,bn «I n..t. p 1..,
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4
111 , Y14 1.,
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Co•tilvi i at i nn, Pa anti linemen. 1.5 v . v .
the %whole honly,i iiiiiii ' , it:l , . ii-lif. n L., li
, frepo.ntly. a np41,, , ,.. I. ~ ..,..1 ~, la I .1, ~.,,,,... •, I .
ver. Los. of 1 pp.' - : MII flit, n Creeping ,• 111
nation of Calla.ver Si,, b„,53.. it..„,, 1,...._
actin., th i allnehr. nr ' Eal NV right la 1114 . bent:,
nil I a 9a to KlS:atoll', inn/ nue, %Vor. in
Children n, A ila I tn.' Itheatanil•la, ii cr.i.l
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PRICE :to Cr , . vr , .
The T.15 - er 11, - Ig i iiritT ir niiil Fatally I 'n
th:Artie Pill n nr , ~, ,,•. , 1 1., II/ 1 , 1 •Il I. , n.. 1111 1 .. ..1..1
sold whole - sal/. 1,:. 0, I , t. 1.• ~, ~11 0 .•,, 1, k, tl•
14. ' l ‘ . %V..: %,:f ` i/11, I), 'IL Ii„
33 El ro II ei IA n 5 , ".
e 51 u 1 a g i 5.
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alni Vl/ . ,1/1 Itney. ,1„I 1 .1,...
$5O 11 in't" ID
(1 )I,EN „„
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handS 1:,2,11.x
1.1 ,1 ,or, cu. I,
1.11
oans.•.l the ,ttl.iit• ,11111, 11.. t i:n.l. r
11.0 In, air 4.;r:•itb,.ksiri, h
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11 hruld
ii :111
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nr ...0-11.1f fur I:. II I' I'l-11.:IL,
A, A, CARRIER k BROTHER, AGENTS,
No. 63 Fourth Street.
(10.11 ON IV E.l LT II INSIiILI A Nei'
CoMP:I NY, at Ilarta.,l,lm.:.
$300.1(0. Il,tit. SIMuN I'AIII3tON. 1'r , ..1..itt; H. ti.
Carrier, Se..,a.taxy. I', 01, 11:.1 NE IN
SLIRANcE it,M PA NY, Plitla,l,ll,laa.
7,14.73. 11,,(1. .I,IEI, .1, IN ES. ./. It. 11, or,
Ss.•..relgry. (0 , 11:1:1: cITV c 4 011%1NY,
PlilLtdelphy, 1 rte , .1..a'.2.1.:1:11 I.: 11. liA
11. ra.tary.
F. A. NI EItSCH Siol4,
FRENCH AND
AMERICAN. CONFECTIONARY,
ilihulesale and Retail
leo Cream. Cal:4,, Sod.k ll at,. t ium I
:1111i Con
reVtiOllS gof nII k Rim ay, 01111.111.
.iY 2 G 4'4 St. Clair strect.
JOHN N. CRAWFORD,
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
AND NOTARY . PUBLIC,
I.UVENPoItT, 1 0W
Especial attention pi ven c w
olleog trod scoring
claims of every kind. -
RULE TO—Jeremiah Dunkvy, Sr.,
Capt.. R .1. Grove,
Roberts & Mellon. Attorneys. Inpl9
THE MANUFACTURERS oF sA \v_
YEWS CHEMICAL OLIVE EBASIVE Sim%
after subjeefing it to the severest tests known to the
trade, are fully 'persuaded that there is no Family Wash
ing Soap in the United Slates, for so little money, having
ut once so erns good qualities, (and so few discounts.)
OF BEAUT\--In colors, firmness, surface and tex
ture generally.
OF PURITY—In freedom front rosin, turpentine,
clay, fish oils, Stale grease, and adulterations.
OF QUALITY—For washing clothes, of every descrip
tion, coarse or fine; cotton, linen, w(iolen or silk; dyed,
printed or white: for CIIASINGI tar, grease pitch, paint,
oil, printers' ink, shoemakers' wax, etc. , clothes,
furniture, and from the hands.
Give it is fair trial for yourselves, and be convinced.
Remember, the name is on each bar. Ask for a copy
of the directions. B. C. 3 J. H. SAWYER,
l eg Wood street, Pittsburgh
-
D. C. KNEEL4IIII)
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
SQUARE AND OVAL BONNET BOXES ;
Also, makes to order PLAIN AND FANCY PAPER
BOXai, suitable for Shoes, Dry Goods, &e., at Eastern
prices. Corner Virgin alley and Wood street, (third
story—over Citizens Rink,) Pittsburgh. Pa.
ALLEGHENY CEMETERY.
'SECRETARY AND TREASURER'S OFFICE:
AT No. 37 FIFTH STREET;
SUPERINTENDLNT'S OFFICE
je&tf. AT THE CENETER •
BROWN'S ESSENCE JAMAICA G -
GER for sale by . ILL- FAT:ENE:STOCK CO,
4720 No. 130, comer Fourth uroiWestreets.
- , 4 b
6 I
• 4 ,14 47 . 4
11,1-.
TWO FLINT CLASS FACTORIES, SIT
UATE in the Borouglrof Birmingham, lielongnig
lo the estate of the late P. litttivany,deeen:ed,anil lately
carried on by Leine A Uhun. 'These 'Factories aro Miv
in thorough repair, and in full operation. with all the
necessary' implements and emiVentelloes repllNito
the extensive manufacture of flint of that superior
style amid totality for winch these Works have been so
Justly celebrated,
. Possession given on the first (lay of Ainniq next.
C. lIIMSEN.
Exi•ieutor of the Estate of P. Muhanv.
Pittsburell June 17th, ]is9. •
FOR
brother of his rival,
he had found out the
'ler, especially when
TIIE POST BUILDING
1112 iNgulitE Al fl li.
114 ) Ml': Er).-- 01 iloa tot • had in
In 111, /'ay ,It Allegheny, equal 111 1.1411r/11A tll
0 1 /11rItry crate, and yet near ....lth to Ilse itentrit ut
hataneati to Introninitalate htlitiniti—i men 111 either city,
and girt to them a 110111 e o ith the ilia-itable vont fort , of
city ILlllll‘wintry united. There are otioni 11111 111111111,i
114.4 111 100 feet lituare. 1/11/11 of them I trger, lying
between 'Woetern acetate find I ltuu Lan,. Alf ;vlo•u1
and the Weat of the t'iitionotitt. Eaett lot
113, 1 - 1 mood et reel iu from and alley ill the rear. Kiel;
man hits tow aliont 100 feet (runt Incl room to beitottly Iris
lot with a 1.11.1,4110111111 , , surrolm.l.,l with • 11110 , 1 , 1 T,
thereby titaktiw It a colony of rei-tiliineet. equal to
tonntry ,Feat: , , ah till, 0011,ainqn...,.. k 4
Hies, lilial11.1(111 ii/10 Win l'hir twenty ono wear th
with the Jiro:liege Client whirl
titioittl. linty itre Who
rrvh nn desirable a ltwatien '
'rill As w,
Nit. WO -trcet.
nu - Ircdti
I -1 1W SA I. E.--- A uperior Farm of 154
de.r. in Knox ..nint‘. I
113 r, pripinlinn 4.1 it l•oundn "
•L TIO Or\
Foitrili I
PRINTING, WRITING AND 'WRAPPING PAPERS
I. W. GRAFTON,
W PA IP' 811 R DEALER *d.
0 97 W I PA., co, Dlnolon.ll
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l'1:1 \ AND XITING
NIL PANT tpt •":
111 I,,Ary+ ititliw
CAS 11 l' 4. I D I' t) R iC t S.
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS
NAM: .14 .1
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
Spring, PiOnt, nd A. H. 5t...1 Sprl,l4,
T I111;1) IMI'uIZTA'II( oN
GEO. R. WHITE & CO.,
I:11 IN!: A 4 ' 1 1111.1:11: ‘•
BAREGE AND BABEGE AIr.";;LAIS ROBES
Maniilln Darego Anglais Dusters,
WM. H. WELLIAMS Cr./CO.,
Ilaniters and Exchange Brokers,
'rood Sli - rd, corner of Third
%:11e.
of IL,` 4.1,1 - q.l t),,
Nil:NI \
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CANNEL COAL OIL.
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114111 100
I ar foio•iiiiti, for roqiitirog 111111 veil' I , oco.l
i000loliolo•Go. mod haul olo•violiool a v.v.' oil ilea "I o ootio
tii doe oirl, looivo• 1 , 1 ill 7400010b . 111,
al tic:, Ili IL.' very too-oi.l. quality, 100 11111 , 11 too. 010.
apootoLil filliontiooli 11l di , Iroiolto. All itnior+ win fi11,.;)
t 111,
,11.• by the parr, b or in .I.).4lltme+ I.) •iti!
tier, by A L/Allt ti VEIEDEIt,
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01 , 4 La I'o4ll Illt• C,.1111 11,11-,,,1
COMM EfCllt L CO LL EG E,
College Hall, Diamond Miming luuu
TERMS, CASH ON ENTRANci
Ornament,' Writing
Plum %V nhnc
Writ lnynud
FA T V
N. Sll A FE ER, Profe,..or of Writing and lio.ik•E coping.
LEITH EA Profe - ssor of rommo,,hip.
C. F. W ELLS. Professor of lioolr-lieeping and
111 , •1 , •i:11
REV. W. B. nourt,N, 1.,,t00r on lumory and lien.
oral Silbjeo,
11 , IN. B. FI.I , ..NNIEEN, Ex-U. S. Minister to Den
mark, a rill•mber or the Pittsburgh Bar, Lemur, on
cotrinit,reial I.aw.
PROF. DL F. EATON, Leeturer on Eloetil
Call and Put . what line never 1,011 wthre attempted hr
any penman, namly: Speennens otha.nua mid
Praetieal PV1111.11,11111 exeriih.l in joe proxiirr, in the
„h or t s ru, of friar 2tlia.eontis apwartis.
Good boarding at $2,50 per week. Birmingham Pert y
froo for students. Enhance at any time. Fof specimens
of oti-lokra I Busineqs Writing, enclose 2 postage .lamps,.
anti rultireg
i y2l. ) liktr
O
AK LA NI) PROPERTY FOl2 SA I.E. -
'ma or )aid.,ti known as
Lying within owe toile, omit a half of the city. has Born
sulolivided into lots of convenient size, rouging from
ONE TO TEN ACRES EACH,
SomMtif them are level, others beautiful and symmetri
cal knolls, covered with forest trees. mid others gently
rolling, susceptible of being improved in the most pic
turesque manner. These lots are stn - rounded by an ex
cellent neighborhood, with the advantage of 0
S ' FIRST CLASS PRIVATE SCHOOL,
Taught by Mr. and Mrs. 13. M. Kerr. with public schools
in the vicinity. A line of omnibuses runs every hour
dining the day, and in a short time a
PASSENGER RAILROAD
Will he built, thus rendering them most eligible and de
sirable. For beauty of scenery, facility of acres,. puri
ty of air, and convenience to the city, they are unsur
passed as sites for country residences. In order to ac
commodate those who. may wish to improve, they are
offered at the following
VERY EASY TERMS :
One -tenth in hand, and the residue in nine etoial
nal payments. W. 0. LIMLIE,
y 91 Diamond street.
4/'
!'
.• , ,
• ."
. i ?i .~i~r ! _
or ,*alc and Zo—Net
For Rent.
TIP FIFTH STORY
PITTSEIURCH,
, 31111% 1. 11311(1,3 frill 1. 3 11[1,•Iii iii
CART ST lE. F. I
C. IRN 1 . :"."1.,i ASS
PIT I:qii• 1.1
No. 2,"► Fifth Street,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
1.111: sll t 1111.!..
111.1=M11
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DIRECTIONS FOR ITS USE
BIRMINGHAM
AND
WRITING ACADEMY,
. lu Tam. unhnut,l
. t!ti
G. 11. LEITH EAD, Principal,
Pitt,ilitirgli, Pa.
NEW LINDEN (limy E,
„..
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t .
'
,
gcriot Alotirts.
Vegetable Substitute fur Calomel
•
and
' BRANItETII'S VECiETABT.F.UNIVEItSAL PILLS
'by resit - trio , the Isuredt to their origitml doily and /lab(
• 7,1 aollon. give strength to thestoinuch.purdy the blood
rtt-establish the healthy condition of the thgestive
gnus. and Mu: eut, dyspepsia, cold coughs. rlteuln:l-
Itsms,dropsies, andsicknessgenerallv, whether chronic
or rove ni The celebrated ibernetly says After
haying owed the tlerant!„etzleilt of the bowels, ditlitlitY
anil all ilittea , e, generally disappear of (heir Olen arrora,
.I" , 'H Inn shirt The experience of a century 1.n_,P.4:0,1,wi
1l the worth of these Pitta beyond ~ eltte, as a
pur,tativit ant)ddlotus nunlicant; anti their dse by the
wards of 4.940 romtvientiotut physician , , and by tut, 3
million hf show's that they :Iry HUpitlyintt one of
the u:mis of humanity, and aro ill 4.lv:tripe or medical
veleneo. The ~, ,,,, ep,ll,:tiihough purely vogolahlo.are
now 1114,, and u,r , l no a sitG4ititte for e:thanel
Chlowiau,/ prothleiti t t 311 11. 311er:dive
11t1 4/1 111 . 1" milioritionit, with mute of its ,Gs. organize er
reehs spun the solids—omen crippling for bl.•—or its dirt.
.teli,)111,11 the teeth 3ud grurnt,. The prepared
4•4 3, 4. 4•111rati0n "11l Ilo• .311, 111 . 11,3p1 , 4-11.4. Add,.
tom I'lll- oul,tonto for Mae-toll i , /Watt, ifutirargat I)
peculiar at•lital on the Fet-rel,,,g orgat,,
That preparation train inerourv. Intl none of its sall
y:mug to iitleo Hum sot. Idlest...
them.:, , 3 1,1,e pill ~,b .ta.,te or olhertri-0.3,3r.1 1., them
113.• 111.111/ 1 .413 . 31-4.. They (311110 , nearer 10 atone„33larlll,4l
E',lll, 41( 1.114• than anything yet twat,. in Ow way at
inetheino, by 11133. glnglo pill gi,eo daily, when all
hatto has fled, oft,,, rogtared health. In Coot. they
-lipid, an ant:Lino pralaiplota tha blood,alwav, wanting
in evirente 111,1 pw,ple 1„;,„ 11,3
agatialt, gar!) , yanth re•tarad by the I,uo Addition
Thall hlo prt , ervor, ailkavoial eqiniato.
liitualrotlil , 1, trot:tido Irniver , al tram th e
I,, pwely and 1,1,.“.1 ~! t per,. 11,1. can-, , ..1 41 , 1111
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1.-art '1.2 , 1 ill lio• vital glitlail, 4-1 110.1.1..,+,1 .111.1
1r,(4, I.load demo it ,
1. 1 1111 !rain ilia -31111' :ouiree 1l art, ah'-ul',. I Ir. Ili andretli
churto, lito lialpl.,altha
the Vt-go.thle h in4.laut
o ,41-tt the are pm.-
ly agaiaLlo re-I“.ati, Is at 'l, awl sn oont-.
I'llt it ill,. 111,1 the .uppla ffrao.o. - al
;,1 :Ist r. 411 11,111411 . 1 , 111 • • I . rlllrll/ I
11,11,4•1 ht . TllOlll v. Ito‘lpatti, N.. 2: lit tinotal -hoot
P , t.. awl by :1 . 1 t 41,11,- in ire-I
'rift]
Thw Iwo of ono Of hr 11".,11,1C4 r.• 111,•.1
12,' 311 %V 111, 11-,.
Christadoro's Hair Dye,
ti,.,•1111111110,,,h , WHITE TO BLACK,
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and Iff..t Iv, tiff Itf• ••7i I.li
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no• 1101.-. rill
In Ow trltt,tst g•trnetlei•
urArt id! our Iti,l .11 1.11,11,-4
13•111 L, will b,. pr.ollidly
ronf,b•hils off . , our ~rviet, in :al tl.e v.i;,ll+
.liv,rtl4, 0.
1, (liimtn,ro...l
CUB RV. NEPIIEW & cn
ll;Jtunors•, FeLruary,lK.9.—ltir::3 f
131,114.1TCIIIPAR,
GOSSAMER VENTILATING WIG,
BLASTING BAND TOUPEES,
lint:lnward Hair fer Ladies CH111(1111.11
31 % ET ~.191.1,.1.:1',
CD INT G.. T_T
1,1111. TE- t,r116 IL FI
(it 1? ft A G E ,
4,,h1-4. 1 R. P 11,711 TAIIPAI'LLN
I , l*Cli. AND
No. !JO Water Street
FIRST CLititi
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS,
=MEE=
11 I: 4, 1:,'.51 i I 111 -"HI
t 1. tsto,:c sTock OF
COMMERCIAL STATIONARY
PT3. I IS 'l' I I\T
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I I: Vs F:1 I.IN.
It E 0 V I I
i I; .V 01. illy.,
t .
PITTSRUP.CH COPPER ROLLIKG MILL.
C. G. HUSSEY & CO.,
Braziers' Bolt and Sheathing Copper,
r..,
t ,
Pio. 37 rifilk Strect. Plltobturgh. l'n
lit t.. ltky p.it• TU. .1 , ' . !11 I
L. C. 111.:1'111-Itli.
tTTORNEY I,lll' .t:«U CONVEYANCER,
T 111. , 11,[0.1:1' NI.
Littimtraphir Establishment in Ihr City
INN. Sol I , CAV AN,
PRACTICAL LITH 0 G RAPH ER
CORNER THIRD AND MARKET STREETS,
( . 01.1,T , A;T:
y'l 1, - 24, I ITTSIII' I: II 11, I'.l.
I 1 IA V I.;'1 II IS 1 1 .1 1 - .ISSi CI ATEI) \V l'l'll
~,,th tt.. .t,. J. 14:1.1.01% . tIl Ow rntl..rt,tkitk.f 1/tl,-
tit- .. whivil A VIII 11,,1ii, th•eAllii.l , ll,l till. 1, OW II:11,w
~ , • 1 ~Y I, ..1 . I.villott , 1 1 ,1 low. JAMES I.EMI.N.
n. 11,: 1.111.011
.11Mr,
Undertaking ill all its Branches.
LEMON & DELLOW,
So. 118 Fourth Streel t
A LE PIZ 1.:1.\ ItED TO I)) UN DE:ILTA
•111 Its hranehrp, m 0, 1, , t manner,
to Alit the tiirp,
tce eall speetal teralan to FISE'i NEW STYLE
J'ATENT ET.% M ai AC lit] MAL f•sr the -ale
tw Ittelt llney are ealo a ,, ,elttsi all Lill, vity. anal wi nn ,•l n
twee i'f•ein s,(l,l4tlllty halid n complete tv,ertetent. .k a
reg . :ink twaely t[lutpo awl finish. they 1,01.1 all other,.
Falter:Lk 1,11 he supplied Iler.ett anti
l'arma t tr, promply, “11.1 nt lower rat., titan any other
e-tahli.lanent in this 4•11. y. llaaranteettur to rioter sat
,taetien. they .talleit tk 00111111111111 , 9 of the patrenalte
Iteretelere Itherallv extended to line 014 firm. Iwtor.
REMOVAL_
DUQUESNE IRON STORE.
COLEMAN, HAILMAN & CO.,
I=l
Iron, Nails, Steel Springs, Axles, Wrought
Nuts, AVnalkers, Spikes, Bolts,
PLAT RAILROAD BAR OP ALL SIZES, ETC., ETC
Have nquoved to their flow OXIVIISIVe Warehl3llSe,
Nos. 77 Water and 9-1 Front Sts.,
Where they are prepared to execute all orders in their
lute. Intoning a large and complete A.,,,tinclit of •' [M.
yawns" manufactured goods const,mtly on hand,
WitiCh they otter On libornl tertne. fels:tf _
TI! E )1, Alt REFRIGERATi
%Au,
Fitter and Water Cooler Combined
iinportant principles neverThefor,, fittninetl
ennbles
nt E A 'I,
FRUITS,
To he kept longer, dryer, and colder, ‘vitli LESS ICE,
than ran be done with any other Refrigerator now ni
nee; now on hand and for sale at
T. J. CRAIG'S,
124 Wood street. five doors from Fifth
.i()HN N. SHEPII A It D
-1
(Socee,or to nartWell&Stlephard,)
Druggist, Corner Wood and Sixth fits
A complete stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS and DYES, constantly on hand.
COUNTRY MERCH.LNTS,
Will find it to their advantage to give us a call. Mann
Lett irer of the celebrted
SOTE.II. CAPILLI
• .` t': • 4 !
r, 1,
.r.
7 r,"
DAILY MALES AT Nil. 54 FIFTH 81,
at the new Commercial Sales Room, No. 51 Fifth
street, every week day, are held public at... nr
all variety. spited for the trade and vow:tuners. from a
large stook winch is constantly replenished with fresh
consignments, that must be closed fort hwith.
AI'FEN O'CLOCK, A. M,
Dry I loods and fancy articles, comprising nearly every.
hots needed in the line for personal and family use:
table cutlery; hardware; clothing; boots and shoes; la.
dies' ware,
Household and kitchen furniture, new and second-hand
bed, and bedding; carpets; elegant iron stone Chin:
ware ; stoves ; cooking utensils; groceries. kr,
AT SEVEN O'CLOCE, P. M,,
Valley articles ; watches; clocks; jewelry: Musk - tat in
strtinienls guns; clothing• dry goods: boot and shoe,
books ; stationery, .6‘e. P. 111. DA V IS,
sep3 •Auetioncur.
Glt EAT SALE ol."I'( ON LOTS, N
wrEsTmoitELANDcituyrv.—On MONDAY A F
TER Ni August 12th. at 3 o'clock, on the premise,.
will sett-100 choice Buildin g Lots, in the new town
of Penn or Peniotadt, now known as PH., Station, on
the Pennsylvania Railroad. Westmoreland ~,,only, Pn.
20 niches from Pittsburgh.
Th,• tor,r, mowita of money recently expended. the
mind er men oninloyed. and the improvement, :11-
ready made, and in progress of eon.arisetion at Penn.
are the la, ttvidttilta, of its pro l writy. With it, inex
haustible mineral resource, and It.cal advanta g es, to
gether with the facilities of trade and ..ornmerce ,eenrcd
to it Iry the great P Central enn.ylvania Cenal Pailroa.l, not hi n g
ea" prevent Penn from I...coinin g popolons and mi
ls,' Laid manufactmin g town. 'fit, :fl r e r r ,„„ to
t.O feet front, by from Ina to ILo feet deep. and w lo
eated nor Mindlng. They are appraised at from 4.'%0
i2-to p•r lot . and will be ,old q•ithout re-erne to the big), •
e.,t holder, if one-half tht• value i, bid to
•-tart norm. 'title perfeeL
cash. aunt i 5 a month (se on all h t t.,
tri t t,ok 4.41 for le,. thao Vtti, tto bit•• ilea ,II for Via and
over, me-lialf cash, 1/111:011, in tnat r•-.,r, tt alt interes t on
all de ,. erred payment,. $.7. ca,h to i s ' 1.14.411,0 h lot
when :4,1d.
A ).00131 Irani of T.-I) lo:ivo Coo
Pa ,elivt.r Depot Of the lIono)11) : :)tiot '..oird
I'. NI.. pr.,,01y. •III 1). and
iv..• or ,TroUll ant 14.))):)!•••w..)1,
to ,11 , 11.1. and from Iho Iro.• ni t•fi
1111.1 ehlidr4 II qtl . l , •tly
) VI)I. A sloio.noor.
01IN BIERER, Proprietor.
r11111:-; 1 1A1 - N 1 )1: AND Pi 11'1 1 1..1N
thrrinHi
hilt, 44, Ii 4 - 1 _ tit fill 111111'.•. niiw ri
thin iil 41,414. in-11,-111h
1 ' 6,111,4 h 44 ill tio e i n 1) in Jul),
14,1 f'l'n.444ht thivi•iii,
tii the :in.!
i 'Tin. ' I
his $ , 1,11,114,1 1.101,1 3 C.,
111 , 1111,1•: , ,if the i SKI., 4. mil
the jircilirivliir ilvterininh.l $4ll, 11 , 111..!••
ii i lpi•nsi• In reniiiiinn : hl 4 - 1 4 11
M A El, 011 A •.!
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AMERICAN IRON WORKS.
.9Oa E si Og U 'E' UE,
-
IRON AND NAILS,
JtEiltiTA AND COMMON SHEET IROI,
Idiotll'3 Patent Shafting. Pi ston LINK PlattN,&r.
PI 1 - 1' , ;01:„Ii. I),
Otl
Wnter Stircet, uml Pirtii Street,
PI l' TSHU R(:II,
r tp: 1 , 1 - ant:lt n S,;11 IV:oer
TERRA COTTA OR
STONE WATER PIPES,
17 , :c11
VTlveli from Twelve to Tlalrey Cis. pee Fool
ROCHESTER PEARL STARCH,
MIMI
HENRY H. COLLINS,
FOI:IVIRDING :I\D COMMISSION 11EIICI1.I5T
("II F:t:SE,, BUTTER, SEEDS, EISD
D. R. 11101,41Eits & CO.,
1:110:1W I Ell ('.(TENT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
Corner Rol,. and Pllc.t Street.,
CH UM ICU :s. SON,
COMMISSION MERCY/ANTS,
DEALERS IN. 1 7 . APER AND PACS,
if:Owning Fire Brick and Pot ring,
. .
ad - Wr:livro.; P.ip. r `4llltlis. iur. I
I 1.,
LOGAN Sz, GREGG,
Importer, of
H A H a) WARE,
No. 4-v2 wood Street.
1,10 of 4111,1` tor . I I; .
GEO. S. BRYAN & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
PIG IRO N',
No. 32 IVot)il sL, l'ilitsiprgli.
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CO.
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E EN'I'EItPRJSE INSURANCE
Ulb PHILADELPHIA,
iNSITRES AG.IINST 1).11A1.E
I.) hr., )I..rchttu.ll,,
at 1 , 1,111111H0 tale, ilrennuin.
Ilford Stan-, Willi-on
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IVI,Lte 11,1).T. Tre.11..1,...1
Henry \VII M,.1-.1(.e. L. I , :i 1V,...11; 1L,,. it. 5c1•...11 - :.
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l't,: it, A.1 , , , hti0..wek...f It. 5.1 , 31)m.,..i...•1; Co;
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- GEO. S. [Atli dz. ('O.. m,
No. 5'2
IL C. Si. J. 11. SAWYER,
LARD OIL, CANDLES,
Palm, Toilet an►l Rosin soaps,
No• 47 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
L. IL HUIAILIL
EFCT G- rt, efz
Manufacturers of every do,oription of
FURNITURE,
A full as,:orlrrictitcf 'FACTI.
ED FURNITURE, cotc+tantly ou h an d, winch We WI I
soli at tho lowest prices for C.h. air:J:ly
-
NOBLE, BROWN & CO.,
125 and 127 Duane Street,
NEW YORK,
IMPORTERS OF
English, Irish and Scotch Linens,
White Linens of all qualities,
May Linen,
Blouse Linens,
Brown, hay and Bine!: and White Holland,
Farmers' Luck,
Farmers' Drills,
Plidding Canvasses.
Raven's Duck,
Carpets,
Burlaps, all widths and qualities.
Sold by the package. on most favorable terms. ,ml 2
SHE ATTENTION OF MEN uF MODE
RATE MEANS is called to the offer (or sale of
forty of the most eligsble
BUILDING LOTS
in the Second Ward, Allegheny City. The prices are
suited to the hard times. and time will be g,i you to suit
all purchasers. ForparticuLsrs inquire of
ALEXANDER RAYS. Surreyor.
Corner F.,sACotnmon and Water street,
ROO3
ENTER.-10 firkins for sale by
-1341 VITIALLISH H. SMITH it CO. -
3urtion ,e,ates
AT Two CrCLOCK. P. M,
CLINTON HOUSE,
ANI ,
RECTIFYINC, 1)1:711,I,Elt
P. II
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F , o; THE
LAN - UFA CT 1310P.R.9 OP
No 45 :3MITIIFIELD sTREFJ
PITTSBURGH, PA
-= A ;:~- t
Ovring
SEWING MACHINES
nEvyry,
DURABILITY,
N D 'CAPACITY-TO
PERFORM EVERY
NO ()TILER MACHINE CAN COM
PARE WITH SINGER'S
New and Improved Machines,
AT fEEATLY REDUCED PRICES, AT
The Grover & Baker
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
Pittsburgh Agency, No. 107 Market St.
.zrcatly increased their facilities for manufactur
o_ tie 1r CEIXiinVIED FUMY 31ACMICES, with all the recent
of ro einents have reduced their prices, and offer for
alc
Ni w STYLE MACHINE.
Price, SSO-.Hemmer, $5 Extra.
It h. no longer que,t toned that the, Machines are the
Ic-,t in tit, fir family sewing,. They
It EM. Flild,, G.ATFIER A.ND STITCH'
lit the tit—. 4 supernir manner. and are the only machines
in the market that are t o well and simply made, that
they ma) I, tient into families with no other instructions
!Lin in a eirular which accompanies each
inar•liin , ,, :Ind from which
A CHILI. OF TEN TEARS
Slav ren• lily learn how to use, and keep them in order.
' Their make upwards or
FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES A MINUTE,
d o the tenting of a family cheaper than a seam
,t re-, 4 au elc. it, even if she works at the rate of
ONE CENT AN HOUR:
I, de,. a Inc-hind, father, or brother in the United
site ino nill pi•rmit the diudgery of hand Hewing in
wh,it
L :rover Baker Machine will db
A Ivy, m. Pre , xp , clitinu,ly, and cheaper than can po3itit
hit; ere 1.3 hand.
1r Send fin artvlar.
The fir-I place .
public estimation is now justly tte
,orded t., ho Grover & It: uer Machine, for family sew
. me. iter the following reioon,—lst. It is more simple
an •t kept in older thou any other Machine. 3d.
whi,•l, will not rip or ravel, though every
t 1 , 1 'Zit It SOWS from two ordinary spook,
:us! all trouble Of winding thread is avoided, while
the sam e maehine can be adapted at pleasure, by a mere
change a , rspoul,, to alt varieties of work. 4th. 'The same
Mai•lllit, rims silk, linen thread, common spool cotton,
ethe eepcd tiuvlit y. fdli. The sewn is as elastic as the
rtn,t ;4,, that it is free trom all liability to
I reak in wadting. ironing, or otherwise. Gth.Theatitcli
0, I. this inaeliimi is mime beautiful than any other,
or,ol, either by hand Cr. tnachtne.
oitINIoNS OF THE PRESS:
ie•st patent now in use._{ Easton Whig.
SL,ToI gin in the estimation of all - -(ErieConstitution.
It !lint it is reeommendeal— { Erma Democrat.
Ltlmltt Telegraph.
A necessity—lhatavia Herald.
ever Itigker's is onrivalled—fßoclipargAtivertiser.
Meet, the want,- orate honsewifo--{Anburu Ch-Advo.
A ne...-ity in the fainily--iSouthern Inventor
The i•licapest and best in use—{Baldvrinsville Gazette.
The •3 the hest m use--(lVaterfortl Sentinel.
The best inminfltetured—[Pittston Journal
•tie pat ronage—{Jersey Shore Repnb.
Greenerßaker have the beat improvementliant.
leurnal.
LI , I . I
1;:,140 7. , 1. out of order— [Westchesterl-1,:• nse—[Chicago New, Letter.
utf , te athtuunges than any other—{Nash.
arc made with it ITltil ea,te—{Ffasard's Gaz.
hibur or those nt home—APlonglimsn.
A yield of ten ye:lmola mate use it--(Farmer and Vie
t - Al ‘l.• tnii, beautiful setving—illtentown Dem.
see 4 or cotton threatl—[Rittsi. Advocate.
m..; icnpie than any other—{Cleveland Reporter.
Mei it.- pLiee in every . ramilv—{Abingdon Democrat.
`es 1, yard it minute— r ,Clevtiland Leader.
The 1...;i4 ti-ie for remiliee--(iiblieal Recorder.
it nialva a fine, strong seam—fLaporte Union.
NA77I.LN Ali HITITG, Agent,
N 0.107 Market street.
WEED'S
PATENT
'LP •
• ,
" 5 SEWING
- MACHINES
Hare gained the eonfidenee
of all who use them, and. have
' proved one of the most va1u
,..•.,:7,-"-,Y7w" n..17: 1 ' ,l able inventions of the age.
Tey" Ma it Si;Uttle. makig
th•• Loek :stitch on I. it sides h of the cloth alike, whic n h
Lu unravelled or pulled out.
I h•a are all trudle with the high,: meehanleill skill,
i i d. work well on all kinds of goods,
'n , rn the .ehtest Falar.e to - Heavy Leather. In partieu
.l. ‘,.• tre I. nt.: ~.:11 the attention M all to our new Family
etrine Mae hive. It has been manufactured expressly
emits and Ins met with favor from all. Il is
a, to render it almost impossible to uet out
,valor, or derange its operations; indeed it is so Sin'
1 , 10 :I, o. le-tettish one, that so .small a pieee of 111 , ...ThAtl-
I In ,t,ll
's".• ::ye a de-m - iption of the different styles of
.. W..4..1 Patent.
•
No. 1. a veT, convenient style, which can he
4•1 - kt I l•y Lind or font, on or elf its own table. For
‘.l , hippinit. and also for large manufacto
rlo, tit,- it tieoee,ary placea number of Machines
mt. a lone InntelL making one table answer for them
all. trite. zaa.
No. 2. With Walnut or Mahogany Table, either with
Wl f thn‘lt Top, whiofi locks down. Price, $ll.O
ft 11 , 1 110.
No. 3. Sarno size as N 0.2, but runs with a telt, and
at a illUch laohler rate of speed. .aind iz welt
adapo,i e, tivionketorinO nolhinr. -or Leather work.
" 'Machine in the market, as
the, to. -- • • •
' oone on a tiewing Machine that it will
not
ounrdently asserted that this Machine
rot, than any machine now in nse. Price, $lOO.
O. 4. This mi:tune has a long arm, to accommo
du- ork. It runs at a high rate of speed. runs
•••,ily. i=, nithont doubt, the tn-i Machine fur Tail
,•rs, ;;• olh-red to the public. It is also peculiarly
d
.. Onidaidatien work, a• it is very simple yet sub
• diniial ao.l duratic, lean hat little liauility to get out of
No. 5. This is a new and cheaper Ft - le, anti a gen'
t-ral far rive fir Faintly. Licht Leather, and a great
rat-I,ly of work. It t , .heengotten up with reference
to tarn-bins a Qtrtn:ig, and durahle, yet light and tatty}
Machine, at a 1 , 1 - Ice than either of the above. It
11.11 i e,y, rapidly, and is pronounced the best
ttl:ltlunt- now In market, for VA
No. 0. This is a Machine got up on an entirely new
, litlertint from anytliing ever_ before offered
lo confidently assert that for family
ei• a !iv- an equal. It is very light and tasty, runs
" ,- Y t- thti•eless in its, operation, and
usisi s straight needle. It is so arranged na to be
ott.•rly nors—ible to miss stitches. It has a tension on•
-tie and iiarrier a large supply of thread on the
under The motion, are gattnAl by two email
.44u:14, that run It ithout perceptible noire. The two
,trke.l In suelt a manner am never to both
null 1,5
the ,tne l nine. and consequently little liable to
e Tie- s , amt is very elastic, and the thread does
e, •i Lt si!, in it ft will do coarse work better
11,, .1! V tive•lienc now in market, as it uses silk, cotton
fir:
.40131 Price.:so.
I circulars Corm:died uraii,
tib'Plcf:. 477 IIRUADWAY. NEW YORK.
AVIIITNEV S LYON, Proprletorg.
fn \:;,•11:, ,anted. Iml:7:lmam
RI STATE. AUTHORITY
lETNA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD
pt ITED 1819
P 1.11.11..
Capita], $1,000,000.
oly 1. 510r103 . 2.1 lle. Losses adjusted
V.:...t.00.000. ProikTir in,ttred against
I , INtIELI It) FIRE, Ott THE PF.BIIB OF INLAND
N 1 VI;.11 . 1t 1 ::, oit a, ratea and rules as solvency
Awl priillt will pi.riit.
MIIINLEV'S ICE CREAM SALOON
AND CONFECTIONERY,
No. 27 1-2 Fifth St., opposite the Exchange Bank.
111 :en, 1; .1 1 , AT TITS SPACIOUS
i 1, 14 11- 1 ,,,,..t i t., f,.‘n u i: l ll ~ "f rh U 'eto.srma
Ilia liar, Ikliriuus
Ire Cream, Fruits, Fresh Pies, Cakes or
and every di , oription of Confectionery; all of the hey•
matorial lie Nerved to order, day and evening.
ordor+ for panto, promptly tilled. Call and jung
for ptar.olf. intyG) tl. WGINLEY.
MARBLE ! MARBLE !
=EMI
JOHN 11 S CARGO
IL&S A CeAIiTIITI sstacTioN OP
PvIONUMENTS,. GRAVE STONES,
Eitelosures, Posts, &c., &e.,
0 - I.l_Thc: public are respectfully invited to examine
our ia.ick. Prices low, and work warranted.
jyraiyis NO. :S5 LIBERTY STREET.
Fl RNITuRE FOR CASIT.—A full as
sortment of Pittsburgh manufactured Fußra•
TURF, einliraciug
BUREAUX,
BOOK CASKS
WARD ROSES,
Aud every artiele periled in a well furnished dwelling,
as well (1,1 n splendid assortment of
OFFICE FU:INITURE,
Constantly on hand and made to order. As the
01 oi l
1
IS (10110 at this establishment
for CASH. priees.ire made accordingly. Pe mots In want
of "uytliing lti the above line, woulttbe ~k i la ntamed
calling at FACKINEft irtly .
. os , 7
N 0.103 Smithfield st t, below Fifth.
.1. P. FACSINIT., •
•
JOLIN M. Don:r.
.---
ROUS Th'
stood the test of long use,
or the numerous prepare
..... . :.upplY just receive d,
L. WILCOX ;
• . ear. Smithfield and Fourth eta
BRRY'S TRICOP
rivalled preparation h
and still stands at the he
tions for the hair. . Ire
sale by
ASKET, BONNET, FIILI,Eft.S' AND
Brisst ard' for
sale by
Stationer,
apl2 ' • corner of Market and Second streets.
1 - 2. '
._. =
,~
OEM
S I I• 1" t:3- 33 EL S
N POINT. OF
PERFECTION OF WORK
VARIETY OF SEWING,
R. STRAW'S 8.2 Market street.
;CHARTER PER
A. A. CARRIER Agent,.,
W. U. Surveyor.
G 3 Vomit! street, Pittsburj
all kinds,
altulirid.
HE TCORALITE AND PORCELAIN
TEktht have now been extensively tested by the
citizens of Pittsburg, and. the verdict in their Liver le
unanimous. Many have laid aside teeth mounted on
Gold plate to avail themselves of the m3prcrremeate
embraced in these new and beautifaistylevof Dentistry.
Their superiority consists mainly intheirperfeCt
tation to the mouth—their perfect cleaneas, bolos
without crack or crevice for food to find lodasorent, and
made of a material on which the Juices of - the mouth
cannot act; they are free from all metallic taste, corr
.ion or tarnish and do not effect the breath. Which is o
a
great desideratum na all who wear Gold, /Myer, Plati
num or other Metallic Plate, can Gratify.
They also combine great strength with lightness,COM.
fort and elegance—this with their chase resemblance to
natural teeth render them the -most desirable snbsti.
totes for those organs ever offered. An exatninaliory
will hilly confirm all that has been said to their praise.,
N. STEBBINS, M.- D., Dentist, 191 Penn street.
N. B. Teeth drawn by the painless process. jel&d.sw
PROF. WOODS)
HAIR RESTORATIVE,
UNRIVALLED IN MARKET,
WITH IMMENSE
Home and Foreign Demand,
IF YOUR HAIR IS GRAY,
IF YOUR HAIR IS THIN;
OR IF YOU ARE BALD,
IT WILL RESTORE IT.
IF YOU HAVE DiNDRUH.,_
IF YOU HAVE SCALD HEAD,
IF YOU HAVE NERVOUS HEADACHE,
IT WILL CURE THEW
TO PRESERVE THE COLOR, •
TO PREVENT ITS FALLLOSSING,
TO MAKE THE HAIR GY,
USE WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE
SOLD BY O. J. WOOD & CO,
114 MARKET STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO,
PATENT MEDICINE DEALERS, A_ND
DRUGGLSTS, IN CITY AND COUNTRY.
Sold by Dr. GEO. U. ELTSER, N 0.140 Wood •itreet,
and 8.. L. FAIINESTOCK & CO, No. 6a, corner Wood
and Fourth streets, and by all good Druggists generally,
jetilindair
SUFFER NOT. ° --DRS. GOLDSMITH &
CO, No. 4.2 Sixth. atzmet, „Pittsburgh, Penn's, still
continues to be consulted on all diseases of a PRIVATE
or DELICATE NATURE. From a long course of study
and practical experience of unlimited extent, Drs. G. As
Co. have the gratification of presenting the unfortunate
with remedies that have never failed to cure the most
alarming case of Gonorrhea and Syphilis. Beneath his
treatment, all the horrors of Venereal and Impure Blood,
Scrofula, Ulcers, Pain and Distress, or Inflammation of
the. Bladder and Kidneys, Abscesses, Humors, Frightful
Swellings, and the long train of horrible symptoms at
tending this class of diseases, are made to became as
harmless as the simplest ailings of a child.
SEMINAL WEARNESS-Drs. G. & Co. devotes much
of their attention to the treatment of those cases caused
by a secret and eolitary habit which mins the body and
mindmnfitting the unfortunate individual for either busi
ness or society. Some of the sad and melancholy effects
produced by early habits of youth are, Weakness
of the back and limbs, Palpitation of the Heart, Dyspep
sia, Nervousness, derangement of the Digestive func
tions, symptoms of Consumption, ete, etc. The fearful
effects on the mind are much to be dreaded, viz: Loss
of memory, confusion of ideas, depression of spirits,
evil forelxdings,aversion to society, self-distrust, timidi
ty, etc., are among the
marriage,.oduced. Such persons,
before contemplating should consult a physi
cian of skill and experience, and be at once restored to
health and happiness. Ague and Fever cured,and war
ranted. All letters containing a fee, addressed to Drs.
GOLDSMITH & CO., Pittsburgh, Penn'a, will meet with
prompt attention, and medicines forwarded, seam from
observation, and a cure guaranteed. The strictest se
crecy observed in all cases.
burgh, P
1T... Don . 't forget.the place, No. 42 Sixth street, Pitts
a
apledydaw
EYE AND EAR
DISPENSARY.
Office 95 Main street, (241 door, up dears) Buffalo, AL K
ESTABLISEIED BY THE CELEBRA
TED DR. JOHNSON, late of London, England.
A great discovery in the science of medicines. being
a certain and speedy cure for restoring the sight and
removing all-diseases peculiar to the eye. Ts is
versally acknowledged the only safe and sureremedy
now known. It has been used with great success by the
most skillful physicians in Europe and America.
Patients in any part of the country can treat them
selves successfully at a moderate expense, thereby
avoiduk . 9 the danger and expense of filling into the
hands ot unskillful physicians. This medicine (sufficient
to cure.) will be sent by mail or express, with all neces
sary directions, on receipt of Ten Dollars.
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Dr. Johnson's Certain and Infallible acre for Doafrias and
Singing Noises in the Ears, -Nervous Head
• and Mind armptainti,
Affording instant relief to sufferers who have been trou
bled with deafness for many years. After using this
remedy a few days the patient is soddenly and almost
miraculously enabled to hear ordinary toned converse
tion; in the course of a few weeks the most obstinate
case of deafness is effectually cured.
Patients too numerous to mention have been restored
to perfect hearing, and forever rescued from the snares
of the numerous dangerous unqualified pretenders 01
the present day. Hospital and private testimeatab t and
certificates from the most eminent physicians and sur
geons in England, in whose presence deaf persons have
been cured, and many - hundreds of private - tients cured
can be seen or referred to. A case of. this medicine,
(enough to effect a cure,) will be forwarded to any part
of the country for Fifteen Dollars. Address
DR. - JOHNSON, Drawer 404.
Office 95 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y.
je27.13 - rdtw
Health and Happiness Secured.
THE CONCENTRATED CURE,
THE CONCENTRATED CURE,
A POWERFUL REMEDY,
A POWERFUL REMEDY,
FOR WEAKNESS,
FOR WEAKNESS,
FOR EARLY INDISCRETION,
FOR EARLY INDISCRETION,
TRY ITI TRY IT!
TRY IT! TRY IT!
OIING MEN WHO ARE .SII:IFFERING
Y
from thr effects of youthful indiscretion, can be
surely and permanently restored by using the
CONCENTRATED CURE
AQUA 77 I P. ,
A Remedy of Great and Certain Power.
This remedy is put up in small riots, and can be sent
by snail to any address. A trial will satisfy. Uso it for
a week, and you will eXperience a great benefit. A cir
cular containing full particulars, sent (free) on applica
tion. Price per bottle $l.OO.
One bottle will last a month.
N. B.—This remedy is suitable for either sex. Ad.
dress K. CRUGER, Medical Agent,
jy2."..av 742 Broadway, New York.
PRIVATE DISEASES.—DR. 13ROWN'S
MEDICAL and SURGICAL:Office, No. 50 SMITH-
field street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dr. BROWN is an old citizen of Pittsburgh, and has
been in Practice for the last ttrentyfire years. His busi
ness has been confined mostly to Private and Surgical
Diseases.
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
in need of a medical friend, should not fail to find out
the sure place of relief. The Doctor is a reguhu; gredu
ate, and his experience in the treatment of a certain class
ef diseases is a sure guarantee to the sufferers of obtain
ing permanent relief, by the use of remedies and
following his advice.
- DR. BROWN'S REMEDIES
never fail to cure the worst form of Venereal Diseases,
Impurities and Scrofulous Affections. Also, all diseases
arising from a hereditary taint, which manifests itself
in the form of a fetter, psoriasis, and a great many forma
of skin diseases; the origin of which the patient is en
tirely ignorant. To persons so afflicted, Dr. Brown offers
hopes of a sure and speedy recom sa
SEMINAL WEA
Dr. Brown's remedies for this alarming tronbk,
brough ton often by that solitary habit of sensual grah
fication, which the young and weakminded often give
way to, (to their own destruction,) are the only reliable
remedies known in this country—they-are safe, and
make a speedy restoration of health.
RIIEUMATISM :
Dr. Brown's remedies never fail to cure this_painfhl
disease in afar dop--he will warrant a ew H
e. e also
treats Piles, Gloet,'Gonnorrhero, Stficiure, Urethal Dis
charges, Female Weakness.Monthly_Suppressions, MS`
eases of the Joints, Fis Kidneys, no, Nervous Affections.
Pais in the Back and lrritation of the Bled
der, together with all diseases of an impure origin.
A letter describing the symptoms, containing r
directed to DR. BROWN, No. 50 Smithfield street, Pike
burgh, Pa, will be immediately answered.. Medicine
sent to any address, safely packed and secure from ob
servation.
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Office and Private Rooms, No. 60 ffraithfield strati
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Second Arrival 1859.
OF
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
AT 'I nth
FOURTH STREET CARPET STORE,
PITTSIIIIRG.FI 4 PA.
iisr D. & H. IeicCALLUX._RESTECT
. FULLY annotmee that they are - reeiving a
second supply of CARPETING, selected directly from
the Importers and Manufacturers, by one of the arm,
now in the East, to which they invite the attention of
purchasers. Also, a new style of CANTON MATTING.
for Summer Parlors. The latest make of CARPET
SWEEPERS, etc., etc-, which shall be -offered at the
lowest rates. Dee] W. D. , If. McCALLITAL
THE WkIMIIRAIIE..
AcOLLECTION OF CATHOLIC MUSIC,
containing six Misses, a short Requiem Mass, Yes
pore, and a variety . of miscellaneous pieces, al:Maple for
morning and evening service, with accompaniments for
organ or melodeon, by Anthony Werner,Organist. and
Llrector of the Choir of the Cathedralof the Holy Cross,
Boston. The " Memoare" is published in one large
quarto volume of 272 Ages, well bound, and sold at the
low price of ,V,50 per copy. A liberal redaction made to
churches. For sale by Joirs H. XELLOR, •
jy4 ' ' "81 Wood street,
S. GB.A. Y & S.O N.,
DRAPIERS AND TAILORS,
No. 52 St. Clair-street,
PITTSBUROH, PA.
O. 57 COLW ELL STREET FOR SALE.,
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—A Mint:dwelling, °nail, six rooms, bath room
cellar and attic &bade trees and shrubbery. Lot fateet
rront by 80 deem very pleasant location; all In good ca ,
der. Prke AU. Terms °any.
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