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PITTSBURGH:
FIi,T.DAY 314p1tNING-
CITY MATTEIRS.
“The Colleis
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Many of our readers will remember with
pleasure thuiessentially Irish drama,as pro.
dtioed here last season. It is one of Boor
cicault's dramatisations, from an old Irish
novel, entitled "The Collegians," and .s
admirably arranged wan regard •to stage
effect, The scene is-on the shores of Late
Killarney. Hardness Uregan, son of a
mother of high birth but poor in purse,
who desires loin to marry his cousin Ann
Chtile, an heiress, lalis in.love with and
secretly marries Eily O'Conncir,o/0 Colleen
B.wn. Corrigan, a lawyer who holds mon
tages on- the Oregon estate, threatens to
foreclose (as he sees no hope of liardress,
marrying.Ann) . untess the widow OrLgan
thobses tb accept him; which sho intfig
faintly refuses. Ann Chute is in love with
one Daly, friend of Hardress, and Daddy
/damn, luster brother of the latter, and de.
vLtedly attached to Mrs. Cregan, seeing in
D,lly an obstacle to the marriage of Hard
rens and Ann, persuades her (and exhibits
a note written by the Oulleen Hawn to her
husband, but bearing no address, Which he
alleges was written to Daly) that he cros
ses tne lake each night to see his mistress
as d snows her Ea lys signal light in the wine
.low, whien 18 an wered from the ()regal/
mansion Handless asks the Colleen Hawn
to give up her marriage certificate and her
name as his wife, to permit him to marry
his cousin, and she is about to comply,
when she is prevented by Myles of the
Ponies, an olu lover, who induces her to
swear, over her mother's grave, she will
never give the pa er up. Daddy
Mann, intent on the union of Hard.
reel and Ann, offers to the former to
remove l ly is he gives nim h.s glove for a
token, but Hardness Defuses;
Mrs. Ore
gon' favors the project more and. gives
Daddy fieraofee„glove, which she promued
wAliontlitillenowledge, Ann meeii HiftdV.
-reis t -vshile She thinks Daly
libd - olfifrifllieLlier hand and fo tuae.---
liteanwhlle . ThsfiflyAohn is crossing the'
lake in a boat witb4l3ll,l3xusatormy night,
under pretense of tokintliet' liardrees.
!The boat drifts into the Devii'seavci (where
Myles has a secret still to make ueastra.
band") and Daddy demands the paper from
her, Cal'a rock in the lake. She refuses
and he throws her into the water. At this
moment Myles, entering, sees something
on the rook, fires and wounds Daddy, who
makes his way home and tells the story to
Mrs. Cregan, Corrigan, the lawyet, being
concealed in the room. Deeiroull of re
venging himself on the proud Cregan be
procures a warrant for Hardress and, just
as the marriage ceremony between Ann
and her cousin is being performed, breaks
into the house with soldiery, who seonre
Hardrees. Mrs. Cregan, however, confess_
es having taken the fatal glove without
her son's knowledge and that she alone is
guilty. .Mylos of the Ponies here enters
bringing in the colleen bawn, whom he
has saved from a watery grave. She is
acknowledged by liardreak Daly marries
Ann and the wily Corriggrleavesithe cu.
tie. receiving es o remtitelbranoer 4rom the
tenantry a ducking in the horse-pond.
I , "ThY*cle has Dean in preparation for
areal time, 6 ,a *nu *lth new
scene-y, to-night, on the occasion of Mr.
Collins' benefit. He personates Myles, Mr.
Henderson Daddy Mann and Mrs. Ewe
Henderson the "Colleen Sawn.'' We look
for an overflowing house.
WHo FlltsT A.lttsWitaatD THS PRIBI
WWI'S CALL f—The question ce what
company in this State first responded to
the call for volunteers is being agitated in
the Eastern papers. The honor was first
claimed by the Ringgold Artillery, of
Reading, but it now seems that the Logan
Guards, Capt. John B. Selhelmer, are en-.
titled to that honor. The company recaiv.
ed orders to proceed to Harri,burg, on the
16th of April, and were ready to leave by
nine o'clock that night, but by some' mis
management did not - get oft until (our
o'clock nest morning, arriving at. Harris.
burg at Eli, one hour before any other
company, though four arrived FOO2l after.
They were all sworn in together; and on
the morn - ng of the 18th the five com
panies left Harrisburg for Wastongton
city. During their passage through Bal
timore, and their entrance into Washing
ton, the Logan Guards had the right, and
were the first company to report them.
salves for duty to the Ajutant General
It is but just, therefore, that the credit
should fall on those who deserve it—the
gallant Logan Guards, Captain John B.
Selheimer, of Lewistown, Main county,
Pan ray ivatte,
THE CIL BUkL24.lilili AT DI YADVILLE..-
The Crawford County Democrat says:—
"There are marked indications that the
Oil trade is " looking up." Scores upon
scores of wagons, loaded with Oil in bar
rels and barrels without Oil, psis along
our streets every day. S ,me of those are,
no doubt, hauling to and from the refiner ,
les in our boroligh, but tho large majority
are in transit between Oil Creek and the
western Dart or this country, whet() the
railroad connection is made. The recent
good condition of the roads has given a
now impetus to Petr )ledm."
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ft.. Fine White,.Plain and Fancy Flannel Under
and Overshirts on hand, and made to order, (It
shortest notice, at
R. WILLIAMSON'S,'
SHIRT FAUTORY,
NO. 47 ST. CJ!...ALB. STREET
0081
SIIGAR
-100 Morels Baltimore 13, Coftoe
Bazar.
60 barrels extra C, Oaffee.
Ettgar.—in store and for sale
REYMER it B Ros..
Nos. NN
and 131 Wood sues!.
STEAMBOAT AOENC
Wf LLIAM •HAZLETT
Has opened an Mee at
NO. 94 WATRE STRILET,
Where ho will transacts ggnertd•Steamboat Agency
business, and would solicit a share of patronage
from steamboat men. no3o-3m
WILLIAM CARR SOO.,
Wholessie Gnicers,
ANt. IM.oII:TZUs OF
WINES, BRAilTiltq, GINS, &c
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fly przrasunen, PA.
PITTSBITRGH -FRIDAY-7MM
HT EOlllll.
•••••JAN. 10
BY TELEGH A
Sy Yesterday's fretegrant
The Expulsion of Penatorlim-
Rec.oanolifitiauces Doivit the
lippl-Charges of Dis
loyalty Al gtilnst Gen. Slone,
Nate Yoaa, .January 9. —The Tribune's
- Washington Correspondence is • Gen.
Stone has written a letter to a ~in
reply to words spoken by him in. • • I-,
full of. abuse and insult that it- is lig a'••
probable that his name will be stricken off
the rolls of the army..
The. Senate Judiciary Committee sre.
considering the- caste of Senators of stun.
peeled loyalty. They will probably to.
morrow report against the right of `the
Missouri Senators, Johnson aed Polk, to
a Beat in that body. To-day thev coneich
ered the case of Jesse D; Bright' He made
a lengthy argument to explain how hie
ei:nature was attached to the lettere which
were aidrees d to rebel functionaries.
'Cominodote Foote telekeephs ' to the
Navy Department thatyesterday be mtde
e reconnoissance from Cairo in the gun
boat Essex, Capt. Porter, accompanied by
the gun beets Taylor and teal ugton, Cap
tains Walker and Shirk, and Col Webster
of the Engineer Corps They vii•nt down
the Missiseippi to we hin range ( f the bat.
tad , ' at Columbus. While Tee meoitering
the latter, one of the submarine batteries
planted in the channel by the rebels was
discovered. which did no harm
The Herald's oorrespondent says that
Gen. McClellan was out to day at,tendrr
to business, but did not extend his labs-s
to the number of hours usual for him when
well. To-night he was much exhausted and
retired early, declining to see his own staff
on badness.
,The Aimee-correspondent says that the
asegii ithilitttry mlarnauftgement, and
the haproitea gy,.Fnelat•of his troops in
the returned fit yea, the last made
by Governor Andrei 14kTeapot the only
ones or the harshest ones simile against
Gen. Stone.
It is alleged that he holds too amicable
relations with rebel e.fficers over the Pew,
mae,Jeorresporiding with them regularly,
and that he sympathizes and protects trait
orously disposed citizens of Maryland lit ,
leg near his camp, refusing to take forage
from such.
It is alleged, and is no doubt true, that
never..until Friday.leat, was the national
flag seen to float over the headquarters of
General Stone. Its al senpo has long been
a subject of comment and unfrlendly crit.
Lateit from Fortress Monroe.
Foamier .friorntok, JN n. 8 —The steam,
er Connecticut, from New Yc rk, arrived
this afternoon, and is to sail this evening
for Port Royal.
Judge Marvin, of the Admiralty Court
at Key West, takes p,eaage.
The French steamer CAtenet arrived in
Hampton Roads, from New York, this
afternoon.
The rebel batteries at Oriurry Island
have been practicing all day.
-4 141 e steamboat .Ptuiezdx.luut...saded for
Port Royal with mails. Her small size
and light draught will make her useful.
The Rancogas has sailed fur Hatteras.
No Southern papers have been received
to day. -
Lout Overboard
Mins , Yoris, Jan ti.—Tbe shfp
Saxon, from L ndon, reporia Mr. George
Wheatland, of Baltimore, seek , nti officer,
lost overboard in a gale on the Bth of taut
December.
Ornca or Ms C...3180LL1R or ‘LLiyiyan
Pittobtugh, January 4th. 1861,
SEA LED PROPO,SALS WI LL E
matured at tr...n offiie until SATURDAY, the
inst., for writing hn a copying from the origi
nal tlesedBMents returned by tne respective A.58C5
Bore:
88 Office DllndeßteB,
88 Senna' Duplicates, Fnd
68 Treatuier's o 'ecnon Duphsafes.
The work mast: r e done in the office of tilt,
Couuty DommisArh,re and finished on or before
the let of Miire, next.
Bids to be made at so much the running line
complete to inc ude the tee .1a•iono apt ex tee
ima of al t rex and the c9rnp‘t do,g of each and ad
the books w th the 'Aetna, besides a rec.pitula•
non in each of the honks, proving the babas of toe
different take by the Vital valurwion.
The. ea> ens of the Duplicates muff be pro
bated before warr ate are issued In payment.
hismple books can be seen on application.
• • By cliractianottheoountyGomnnspioners,
66.8 t IiTNKY I.AMBaRT, Cord rot , er.
lit Yrs, (*UAW,
CORE EOLES AND 10E CREEPERS,
cloglng pat very low ac coo
°HEAP CASH STORE - OF
JOSEPH H. noRLtNP
98 Ittirket, xtretti, Y 1 doer tram N ktt h.
call to dny rata examine tile largo hu.l well se
lected stock Jo 4
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BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS,
fIoAL, NUT COAL, sLACIK AND
k o i curate-DK/Diu:l, kiTaNy&at,T, & ;co,
609 LIBERTY WERE/4T,
Having superior factiffes for supplying , the best
quality of Coal, lint Coal, Slack and ‘,ok u l are pre
m^d Pvdellyer Up( SSer, in.any ,cplaot y to suit
j3.e.basarii, at teillfftabla rates . ' 0 Coal is
brought in fresh daily by railroad, and ld dry and
free trom else*, Partluniar attention given to sup
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CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS,
NEW DRUGGETS,
76 PISCES
NEW BRUSSELS CARPET
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o t
eat prlceo
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toila olio byFL
Igtheb. ALLEN- Agillat. 13.41 Woodlttree
24 bE r t a tr i e ti l r e . CW:32l2 .;a f an r,r io li r
, In le a b wha,
ist3 ,CIZEN, 7 I 4 ter. Wood strlet.
RUDE , OLL-230 barrels Duck Creek
Ott, 84 gravity, hist received-anchor rale low
R Li ALLEN, Agent,
Na 6 Wood etreeL
HOUSE OF REFIIG.g.LL.The oontrib
ntoca of the Rous of Mefpge, of Western
Penatuirenistosqf • hold the* arsenal mooing at
the offlos of. the faumittrtion,."No: K. (up stairs),
Jones' Building reuxtJa street,, Pittsburgh, on
hiuNDA,Y, the 6tit inst., M„ e'eleek a. m, far the
pnrybie-of hearitrk, the rapert pt - the late Board,
Amthelelethig Managers fcir the enitung year.
By ort*r_ ccethe.El t r'd of Martagers,
jan¢td J , THN T. LOG.c:I, Secretary
WTAU R,
01 1 113ANEM&ER and WINDOW
P&PER, to g - pi" 3t t variety for sale cheap for cash a
est,;.e
JOSEPH le,,,fftlellES.
LIME -100 bbls fresh Lime for sale
by NOW EMMY H. OOLLINS,
15 Fifth eitroot,
DIFF? FiNßArti ER.
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'S E LEcti It'At - . 1 pretty sure - of triumph, was willing to
• ' lei Atte youth talk, and preferred on the
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Froix.An , thi Tee' g oun d , „ , • whole not to have the trouble and scan
dal of a fight.
A STORY OF THE-40ie
4 ...; ' fn fiCoine, daughter; you have heard
----- rt, ~__.. ~"`'" • .„ 'the'young spark. He can talk though_
LOVE IN EEIBKIVAiiitt;'. . 1 ' the hasn't the pluck to do anything'
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fOontinued from jaatarday. ',.-, - (Still feeling the o e
' .. --'..knife, end showing his teeth to Man
9Aughter I"' And - Pnl - ':" i • -,' 'al l e y. Ae i t h an expr ess i ve mobs.) "Will
Man
folded arms, "So you • ran a 'he
r to 'home with me Y I tell you in
wofetilit4o4 at len g th ; le tras ri g h tl4 . " 1 / 11 3 : d at t r ht l e . ; , ir eue- ri, ' , :jt ice. , , weeks you shall have your
ova. man y who/1181e li kets I .1 " . 163 t • She wavered. She looked toward
angry, but lam ashamed 'of yon , • her lover with tearful eyes. Perhaps
She did not speak. Proud an , - es°,
lute as she one word from him would have brought
„was, she knew "lied• , . ter.
"Are you married-2". her to his side. But that foolish up
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c '.
rightness, of bin held him *lent. He
"According to law
She bowed silently. I
Oh, you:.. ,
an't
tied said what he thought; she must
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know! We'll see Ilbont that- , ow, come of her own free will. He would
40. t, nft a finger to induce her.
my dieugliter, you haven't. but o • due ' • To be nontinucid I
to live, and we can't have it Ifacl: , in :
experiments. When it is &pro _ time
for you to Marry, I shall allot- , a
peik u
[ foe choice; but you are a Tooliiiii.., hild
now, and nothing more. You •• • :lt
it would be funny or rotnaptio • do
though it were somaihitin that
could be undone I - I- alien midi you
home with me, and you can then *fleet.
I don't believe you will disgrace :your
self by choosing any such lonplung
people. But first of all, whose potion
was it, this running away, yobw or
his ?" t•
"Mine," she answered trembkigly.
Perhaps not truly, for her father , eyes
shone as he put the last questiot, and
knowing the violence of his wrath,-she
saw what a temptest was about tilweak
on the unlucky bridegroom. t-
"I shall see you again preeetly,"
said the father. He walked to dap door,
and, taking the key, went outsnd lock
ed her in. He had not far tOgo.—
Manley had heard voices, and yeti cbm
hag up, when he encountered the man
whom, of all men living, he dreaded to
-meet.
"Are you the fellow who has stolen
my daughter 7" asked the Colonel.—
Now, whatever bravery Manley had, it
did not nerve him to look mlily on
threatening muzzles, or to be peeful
in anticipation of having his b• bro.
ken. He had a theoretical nei. senti
mental courage, very• well in AO way,
inasmuch as it has austifined smile very
trembling knees on their Arty :to the
stake; bat it was nos of the kind. need
ful in a;"scrimmage," whea t altainattir
al means are exhauste4 the: bowie
knife oomes in to settle the. , afliii:r. So
Manley, feeling an uniertaintyl in his
legs, and a prodigious thumping at his
heart, answered in words that iseemed
to have, the palsy :
~ „.„. i .--
"Yes, sir—that is, I uarm' her--
by her consent. She .ininrisiras not
stolen." T o _
Oh ' Not stolen. N - I want
to know about the
what was done—all about it."
Mr. Manley was not a man with a
legal education, or he would have
known better than to admit away his
ease. In fact he had a foolish sort of
frankness thesis highly commended in
story-books, bat is very bad policy, es
pecially in dealing with an antagonist
like Colonel Harwell. So, he told what
hand happened, not omitting the mend
ing of the second-hand license. A gleam
of delight lighted up the Colonel's iron
face when he heard that.
"Caught in your own trap,-you fool !"
he exclaimed. "The marriage is not
legal—not worth so much as continent
al currency—void from the beginning.
My daughter is not your wife. Go
home you fool 1 Perhaps you can make
a wagon-wheel. Think yourself lucky
that I leave you with u whole skin."
Manley was aroused by the taunts,
and said something about appealing to
the daughter. The Colonel unlocked
the door, and•standing on the threshold
to keep the unmarried couple apart,
said
"My daughter, you:have been impos
ed upon, deceived, betrayed. The
nmrri,ge W4B, a.. sham—it gives you
neither thc Nights nor the protection of
a wife. Now go home with me. I
only ask you to stay three weeks. If
at the-end ; of that time you wish to
marry this to il, you'Whall have an hon
orable wedding at my home. But I
don't believe that, possessing your sen
ses, you will marry such a mean-spirited
fellow as he has shown himself."
Here Cockburn interrupted from the
stairway : "If you are fool enough to
agree to that, Manley, then you are a
mean spirited follow, and you don't de
serve to have her."
" Who is this pitching in with his
cook-a.cloodle.do 7" inquired the Colo
nel, " Come dilifte..-.K.,ycint want your
comb out." And he took out n keen
glittering bhwie knife, and felt the edge
with his thrtintifi Manley could net ; re !
press a shudder i tij he saw his unoon
-caned handling of t 6 'fearful weapon.
He spoke, however, more calmly than
before..
"Coeleliurn;'r eitmtviint" any blood
shed on inpitiotalitz—your blood least
of all. As I said before, I did not steal
the young lady, and. to prove that I
have' no wistritoi ttontlel 'her against
her will; I will ledve it for her to de
cide.'J If-she loves me, she will not
leavekne for her father's threats. II we
are not faNtfully married, it will be easy
to have the ceremony lawfully-perform
ed. I shall ncip answer Colonel 11041
well's flings sE my father's business.
Some people, whom the world considers
i great;havti not been ashamed of the
labor of their hands. And there are
many r i c h itlen• whom • I would, .not
excintheplabes with, if Y had to take
theii4otitiratt oe, their animal habitsund•:
bicttarer:"
A few nii4ules earlier: . tl4 ;etstri
would have cost the young man ../tio
_ Celia) turned pales
while she watched the play of passion
in her father's Lace. But he, feeling
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ARY 10, 1862,
NEW CA RPETS,
Oil Cloths, &c,,
-A T
.1111'10 A .11 ME3 ,
No. 87 Fourth Street,
1101QUGHT.PREVIOUS TO THE LATE
JO advance In prices, of which the fullest sylvan-
Loge in offered to purchasers FOR OAbil. dela
R ATES OF
EL DORADO LIME,
AT 'IHE
White Lime Depot,
No. 401 Liberty Street.
IN ft.A.II,RELB
By the etngie Barrel $1 00 per bb
By the Drar Lost go t 4
By loteof 10 bud lees than 20 bb.a,... 86
By tote of 20 bble or more, 80 "
By ths Oar Load, T 6 "
IN BULK.
Ay the Half Peck, 10 ate.
By the
lb
By the Half final:lel, 20
Ay tte 15u.hel 24
By the Cart or Wagon Load 28 per b.:Bh
By lots of 50 MI- hale, or u 0re,.........25'•
By the Car Load
A liberal 01. count given on ecntraets ft r supply
ing Glass Houses. ani othe. manufacturing °stab.
!laments, and to retailers.
Lime In barre s -hipped to any point on the Al
legheny, Monongahela or Ohio there. Lime either
in barrels or to bulk shipped to any station on any
of the railroads leading from Puteburgh.
erma—NET CASH, mien otherwise agreed.
upon-
ROBERT H. OANAN & CO
de14314-eod4liw
THE FOLLOWING. ARE VOLUNTA
JO' statements from persona of respectability
and truth, to this vicinity, who hays been greatly
beneficed by his remedies; some of whom would
evidently have been in their graves ere now, If their
diseases had not oen arrested by Dr. litchent.k's
medicines:
Case of LlVer Complaint and Dyspepsia
of Ton Years Standing.
I bare been. ettfterlifi for ten years pest from
MarTinPlitlaf 910 DY B Pelvds. , I heard of Dr.
min 's coining out to martin Hoch's, and I
thought I would go and see him. as my disease
increased/Li violence within We. two years,
and I hal heed under treatment Greiner* doctors,
fimn whom I received no benefit. In the early
ganef June of this Jew I were to mettr. Schenck,
d *
MILI Tone an
I must say that I am greatly benefited by their
IMO; indeed, I might almost as y that am well.
ANNA M. SMITH . ,
October 81, 184 Love
1.11, fbkowl fp., Molioning ea, Oho.
I have been much benefited by the use of Dui
Schenck% 1:130411CiL188.
RUFUS PARKER,
lbland, Ohio.
Oct 81,1881
Case of Dirs. BieCamiell.
1 bad been affected with Disease of the Langs
for tour or five years, when I heard of Dr.
Schenck coming to Martin Koch's. Previous to
this ume I had_gtven up aD hope of ever getting
well, but Id r. Koch. whom I knew to have been
coxed by Dr. Schenck, urged my husbehd until
be prevailed upon me to go and see the Doctor.
who found both my lunge affected, the bronchial
tubes were both diseased; when I breathed, they
would rattle so that it could be beard distinctly.—
I have now taken his medicines for some time.
nod find myself wenderfoll, unproved, although
ti.rt entirely recovered; I now find upped able to
attend to most of triy boucehold duties, and have
so doubt of my ultimata recovery. Prom the
benefit I have received from Dr. Schenck's 'mad
men., I would advise ail persons similarly affected
to apply to him when he makes his next visit
JANE °CONN ELL,
Potand TbionsAtp, Afaharing Ohio.
Oct. 81, 1881.
Certitleate of Jan* Grist,
AIM been troubled for about two years with a
pain in toy breast. Late in the Spring of this year
I heard of Dr. Schenck corning out to Martin
moon% and I determined to call and see him and
get examined with his Re I
Rata did
ea and also took all three of hie medioinea, so.
cording to directlona, and I have been greatly
beneetted. I hope. from the benefit already ex
peneneeti, that it will not be long until I am en.
tirely well. JANE GRIST.
Oct. 31, /SOL Fbktrid 7busakp, Mahorsing,Co , Okio.
Cure of Mrs. *armor.
For about five years I had been affsoted with
pain in the right side of my brawn, and In hopes
of getting rebel , i had taken manydifferent kinds
of medicines, but found no benefit from them
whatever. 1 then heard of Dr. Schenck, and
the great cores he was performing with his
treatment, and concluded to sand to labs Agent
in Pittsburgh, Dr. Keyser for tome of his meth
nine. Prerions to taking it, I was so prdsirated as
to be mieble to undress myself, or even to lay in
bah I waaohliged to sit up in a chair in order to oh.
Win as; rest at till. After having taken Dr.
Schenck's medicines, r heard that the Dnotor was
emning to Martin Hoot's, and/ determin+d to see
him. / was already so much improved b the use
Of Inamedloine, as to ne able to go overt- to Mr.
Roth's, which is a diatanoe of a mile from my
house! The DOefor pOoneninced my disease to be
BrononialConansoptionand - Live r Com
plaint, with an adhesion of the Pimps to the
ribs. I would moreover add, that I, ocituthed ab
rtioatonntlnuallV; and *pit r u nm einiu mi s tities
matter daily. I took the
Sea Weed, Tonle and illatatizalte Fa%
according to the Doctor'ti dirSctions, and 11411 haPPI
to say that Tani nearly well . ANNA WkkNER,
- Shay 2bonahlyp Cbhatbkma MO.
Oct. 29- 1801. ,„ d
1 .- 111...-IPELBER & 140 i.
STEAM 'ENGINE , BUILDE RS.
- • IKON FOUNDERn
Oefterallfachtntati and Dollar 16:kers,
blear the Ponn'aß B. Passenger .Dent
P
A. 1417 CrIIRE ALL iIS4 I 6 OF
&eta intik/nes, running 15 -- -41 three to one
hundred and Oft/ horrie power, igidaufted foreriet
Saw Mills, Blast Pornacos, Nnetortea eta:
t ed on7 t i r r ichln attent ery ir & t: c9l')Hrtiltilref EA.
ne, " mulay and offer:darts*: aa " 14 '
ye Also on hand. Ordained and 'est/ Or ship.
meat atehort notice, Engines sad Bcdlara of miry
descriptlrar
Alec, irtnrish-Beiters sad Shea: iron Be w.*,
Wig ht . Iron paid Piaties in
;e l m . no , c etrifantrire of
Our prices are low, our machinery maiinnuttared
of the - bearcnatity of trutteriala, and warranted ln
all cases to me sandman:ln.
as. Orders from all parta of the Conn solicited
and promptly filled:
J.-D. HANCOCIK.
4770/11-XEr IL4llr,
O. 78 GRAZIT- 8T.1413T
PITTBBDIGHfr
ifor.42:
=ih,l4=-174.4lokbjiltesersi
bargatita. Cla C, early. a LOVE,
118 e
Market atom*
110! FOR CHRIbTMAB AND NEW.
Y BABB GIFtwi—BOOTB, 4110.0ANLr
GU6IB--The very artele trat is ward ed,iiind Will
be the beet, most desirable and serviceable present
you can give a Meal; and only look at till pricers.
Ladies' hee'ed Congress lasting Bootsi ){
Ladles' heeled . Balmoral Boots, only $1,735; Boy."
Bcota, from $1.60 to $2OO. Also Btrilato and Gum
Shoes, Cork motes and Ice Creepers, and everything
in bur - line at equity low figures. •
JOB. fIORL AIL , 98 Market at., 2d door from 6th.
•
del4
NEW FALL GOODSI--
EATON MACFLUM & 00.,
Invitoattention to their
NEW STOCK - FOR FALL TRADE,
.
At Nos: t 7 assll 19 11114 street.
Wholesale blows supplied at lowest Prie4s , se2B
°HEAP NSW PIANOS.—
Nia An eleantly carved Rosewood pew I oo
tave Ratio with tall Iron frame made
By one of tee oldest flrtrie in lie* York, / 7 0 0
A new I Octave Rosewoodlron frame, . $l7O.
A 31811 7 Octave Rosewood Iron frame, $l6O
For saJe by
JOHN H. MELLillt,
81 Wood Street.
CHICK BRING & SONS' PIAVOS.—
A new supply direct from ibeiriatorfactitry
at Boston, of 8% and 7 OCUWB new acalpg i cker•
Pianos, In plain and carved Rosewood sure,
lost received and for sale by
JOHN H ElBLLifit,
, . No. 81 %Yawl. mat.
Between Diatoond Alley and nifirilif street. •
non
W. EL AIoCrEE & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
I N t y r r
iwge
Et at e d
v attontion . 0 ( 1 )f bt t y;ims to
Fall and Winter Goods,
asst received, among whloh may be - found all of
the seweet etylea of goods for Omits and Youth's
Ware, together with a full and compl , de assort.
client of gentlemen's Furnishrkg Goode
fdoeff,S.* CO- 148 Fe.teral at.
no2p 2m eor, M arket Square, Alley tn t . City.
EUROPEAN AGENCY._,
HOMAS . .RATTIGA.N, EII
A. RSD`FAN
N Agent, No. LIS Water street, l'lttallurgbi Pa
Is prepared to bring out or send. tacit
either
from or to m ai neur eart of the old country, either by
steam er eta.
FiGHT D pelable itny pert
of Europe.
*genitor the Inilbrultpolls and Clachinittl
road. Also. Agent far Ores old litsoeSterLine. of
Sailing Packeta, and for Cae fines of littektiera
Inv betWO3l2 New York, Liverpool. Glasgow and
Galway.
NA7 Dd. El AL. 0 "Z",
HOUSE!, SIGN & ORNAILIMUL
PAINTER AND GLAZIER,
fourth St, Rots .wood & SmlthArid
PONTSBORG Et, PA.
07 - All work p•o - nptly attended to. rofilklyd
UCKW HEAT FLOUR—
Ici aal e b . :
143 racks, o prime article
H. , M ju
UTH it nkrean o., iTed and
iy W. 0
deli 147 Front and 118 Second OVERIII,
*ins.
A USTIN LOOMIS do CO,Doalertin
Promiattaa7 liotaaßoada, Merlin** - and ei
aeoirdies fez money, -
Mcmcogoadisoty meet Bead; MocCiplde! • • , with
collateral aeteuttlea. •
myna LbiD ABAFT a BOUGHT &Ho BOLD.
Persons desiring Leans can be 1101:101131131ed on
easoneble terms, Ent capitalist& can be iinalabed
with good Dwarf bee at seninnaratise , prieen.
Also. to the Bele,ltentbett and Begging et
Rawl
OBlee, No. V FOURTH' IMLEBT above Wood,
tends AUSTIN LOGICS & CO.
R. EL - BU LGEII t
i
Itxr YrAcertquat, of
tYERY i 0 0 1 001044 . 0Ni
,
PIET- R N-4 It II- 1g...
4
A .1 1 ' 17 1,11 ASSORTILF, T OF
PlttabargMNanafactared:Farlitture,
Constantly on Lind,-whlohirevUleell at theloweat
prices for CASH. milealYna
RC B-10 tierces in stote and fo
nale by
apia
MILLER ik RICK*TBON
CHERSE-200 boxes prime Cheek!,
V for safe by NW] HENRY H. bOtaLINS.
POT CLAY - --150 Ws Irmisbiaki (nay
noshed and tbr sale by .
dell . .. . MENRY
W FL ClO
.1
1 1 - 17..
00D AND MARBLE - :• • A.
TIONS on Wall Pars for dining n oms
anckvestibules for sale et 1 Market atreet.
dela 08E,P1111 BMUS,
TCB, 13, Q. 13.4.10--
Cr /I tree Broakfain Boons
Id Ettore and for Ode t P. SELLERS 4 OM
no9o • Penn street, 14 • • • • h
A Gra N 8 OW'S SOOTHING
u S YRUP, for sale 17
ORO. A. KELLY, Druggist,
No 60 Federal street, AllelaterAY.
THOMAS FARLEY'S .
'it t
ußrirrults 'est CIIkIR Nii'.lllBl
No. 164 YKDERALI3T.. ALL.F.affrm Y.
UNDERTAKING, fa &I Ita branetieefwin reeetve
prompt _ attention cordenken bete ft, e die room
r a% toe LaTery , , Stable of M. Jame. rld & Obio
el
treei. kneed*. -- ' ' I ly
6 GROSS 0
WIVSUONOEfIet
NJTkiOCMDS, just reoelygdAed ter sale , te rm
13/00. ,
No. % Federal street, AID*
I ALL ' APER AND DOR P ER4.
Of forelgwand demesne toanahitara, tor
sale wholesale and retell by
poen W. P. M68811./LLL. 87 Wood!street..
Vi/LLIAId KHANS. DAVID frooelimaas
HABNLSON 4. COFFIN,
General Partners. B Fantat Partner
MEANS ‘lic. OOFFp...T
Oaltermeors to aCbandlese, Means A 00,1 •
W OL BSA Lg Q'C Br
Corner Wood OM %ie.
.Pirrißtailiii PA:
OWEN
MERCHANT TAIL R,
49 St. Stye*
Gentlemen's Clothing "Made to order p
FOR CASH.
• AVING RETURNED FROMI NEW
•yoßs., with a choice stock of CLOTHS.
• 3.-.; MIMS and VESTINGI3, 'bleb cd be pur
chased at prices far below:Vte usual rates.
Aar Great induce me etforect to ceett buyers.
sett Lem
H THE glajO,Hl ' I,c f ß res 0
valuable_ land for I I vie, having e
. erd on the ilrtver; situate imer ellerUle 'Me C land
'and Pittsburgh' Railroad rune through ft; r lulus
and tenon apply at the Reel Seto%
CIMB:E9P °M r a N.
Cdele XfuN e p
ltet
ROBERT )114L;EA,L,
WHOLESAL:E GROCEIS
COUItSION AND FIiDIPARDDIG MERCHANTS
DiaLuu*s PPODIN/MID PaTiinnwa Mx=
240. - 11111 LIBERTY sTRICECT.
•
nolsog
M;I3IIOIDERTIDS AT ' COST,
',
nearini °utile° of
PRIMO EMBROIDERIER &LICE r - gDB AT
mato, auvauji_A- • AC
4e7 N 0.1 7 Finn • st,
CIBEEN APPIAB=2OO bariest Oloice
Atiplet teceived isbd for sale by' J
Ak124,, r MINNS ILAMAINTS.
OR 8. LE-6,000 bustiehr • *3 old
OM" In bulk, delivered at Rochester, .• For
terms apply to R, L. ALLEN,Agent,
jai No. 0 Wood stmt.
iiiii*
E. 'WA T` 2 .lf roa
I
wipt Nucta
TERRY, rfaXCA 41rx. CO
, _ -ThepaTagiem PsWARINN ,
CLOTHS, -CASSENEImak .
satinets, vestugi,
NO. a 65 V4l l
- ,
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4 42 9 / 4 ' 1141114!•441-'42.-
J¢gta v. MatT,
deLtly
• JANEI4 ;
1, . • Ei
FORWA
MIR
PDSOIRISS,KifiIIatORT':-,
. , RIM iIES d •7
rIOIIIZ, Olialtp.' , $ 11 , 4j0a 1 0, : •
____
tOrted wad
CIORNEM . 07 *Ask=
itsirzarorlPturtcht a Blikurgh
worth Br B. Cuthbert Bury Pittt •
Olt, Heisler k :Ekviiarf "u,feAted. ,
Ld:Ed.pan.l4,l..let Howell, dr.4o
liacterraon, - Donlon
I"72ll4Ptfis,
. D. DB,EOB4i
mAPIITF.
• • -. ,1 ; 4 ,
PORTRAIT ac 'PIC .4
gilt and IndtaJialaci
DEA TAW.=
*macs PLATAND-catimatir exAskv..
/L
128 swJtla s eldif at t:
Demler'e Block, loetstemi l liftir
Varga Pa. .1r ty 91aee 3 exViditettiviefir
Prme .5 141 Pat - Umla aldemtionEkiriC__ . _
__ooo
Paintings, Reguildm4PleknAs
framed at wholesale prim
TIKPORTANT ' •r` `l2BB
nR. JOHN HAEVEY44WarIor
jj upwards at twentylyetanidolfaceihntitnnite:
sweat time exeltterpsoiregramfot-lionsals - ~....,
Alkalizes, and Da ce.Wittonsinita.br •
, cOss in renaming th nEllitzteti td bellitiOuks
r now entire cordate - nee Ines g
"Great Ameginavitaiiil ' ilfi:, - -'-'z':
1 . •• D11., , 11A 4. -- --,-- -
avtge444 '''''''''
•
CH RO NO-T HERWAV FT Mitt' fl UV - ,
Yinzon have never yet tailoci,eaten thestirms,-;; , -"..
i.inithirits betniablittlfkollctived,
, - mciviiiiidifilSilliettiiiiillgit
Obstruetrou,ormoppag
or istrestorlng.the sysiera tommteet_ tit, hen,
mattering from SPINAL A.I7IIOTIONS K POC7SOB 4.11.11<''
nreralt-Winves, or-otherleMikAtes4r e "Usranhr--,
Gamuts. Also, in ail rim opiessmisyy . --- ops limn= ''."--,
l'acereartoe, • Eimance; Ac. Pturawitaxn, irkir,-,' -,
wha•-11 are the lorermsnere of tonnkisedstus diseien: - --
tar. Thsse las are perfectly harmless on themsa -,
stia , tan, and - may Deb - 4 Oritttetsilastaticlicats fa.
mat, todhavi causing distrust at e than:
Jag AM rift A MUM , ItyMiren , int gnash ,
ing,and restorin,g the 'system to & Y- Von&
non, and by brt aging on the monthrtotr. - eith _
reguleriny, no matter from what ea , ,--
*tons may arise. They shoUld,hooo boo , 1
ttni4 the first-arras or,tacw MO Of mem:unity,
cu rve
ho sale at any other tinae,,,nst-4 '...
won! be the remit • • .-t--- '- , .- ,
Each box. contains 60 Ma i - Pimp Down,
and When desireci'wEl be sent bir'
my. advernsed Agen‘sat raeaftsa ttnnanY•
J. BRYAN, Rochester;, N. Y . ._1 1 1 Agent.
mild tar Lottataitta gen ~ tti twaidAttle -- •
BAG/4 .J O 3 "C---
wilawrmiarar; kAnrrigiasoar,
EFINKIV AwrY' titiLARS. IN
lA, pure ciebon , 6ll,, ,innatteneed, Fhb".
Csg Gireitioquhuitakr onhand
yh tt=e l =t t a o li n Yo 6 o:4l . .B9 l Water and
J'AlEgr• notliestrredo.,
Bsecl owl DrAlaliEVaiiiiLliliders in
provisimmovgggppirogistimd Front stn.
yd•
xis ww-* •ic ExAtx
4 MrS o 9Sia4VlNlttiso
r G OLL
: • been MAD
ever since the "fever", arm brinattiutovivesti mem
portions Mont to tnigaittilliltaiiMP Dagen, that it
will be to their interest Mgvp on-A*l and make
an examination of ottr dock riewlth liYad. mhil
CIIRIsT.NAB •PREVAIT
Just received ii large adS'orthifilik {of
GENT'S'' LBO,
9d.1
VERY C4 O1 PEE4RWA
.:.qu
L, "to 1651
sad selling low by
SIAN:
Vir IL SaUMMitirogrClo4
• 4,stut
—viisAUVE#Pet,
JAS. MILLIN44.I3 1 , Iif.9tIONGATIE- •
IA PLANINGPrIIicy would Worm
the pablib that tie has rebuilt' ' and
haring enlarged Ida , eatabliiddra it
with the neweat and moekaignott
noboards,w pared to thrniaho4 r
pre 'scroll sawing. and
and abutters, kilniddied, frames; lng;
making, .
'South Pittsburgh, de_pteraber LAW
ENT $6,25 per . 1:111: a'sitius,
jukdwetting, JAI Noumea :A at'
nat. r, !tett.
,
A. A. CAABIBIL
-
Pittsburgh Benertillusult,
egh.Oompanles irsomintirA
sot Elmoalna, - , ;•?1, & , -
iiirchartered6i4suna.4lYptliv i kesiiii
1113-Fire. Marine sad Lifo . Voio , of laid&
sariptiona. • • _ Alft
n 026-40 1 SS 7111:MTH 5 "1 ' '
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§IIGARS-Btan•iarriArns , , •
_zainulaWitxutd-an. LB coffee • edEvgalii.
• .47,8Pid tw."l=-141=Itallnet.
JAMES k."GH , 1991 ,
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Allegheny vOiliyezio
4 iminzaini. b. matt
Sidarti.
AND OF Iffr
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slnchto. 40 Inv. ideiz
sporaerbrdayixetedlitledink 01:1161S.
Wood atotrt.k .V. B biglioii /1,115058141.121
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SMITH:.: PARK teln.
NINTH. WARD. , - .IROVilitagir
Warehouse, No. 14 Fiat und 7 ;. - • ~'...,
. VOW 3 4 .-W ata. 4.
adOsanig
Mantkractureasolallinsaa.tut geoid rk, -- : - .:
01 4 Retails and (Stills , :GE@ and :W* tirlp Bad ''C' - ''
Iron& Dog Irons, Wagon gefop,trot oar Pa ; 4.. T.
Nee. Hangers and Conntinonz .!
tion 4,
Liao -robbmwe ing and inatlninlngiihory cd . ;;11:_,
acep to ;Om Kaabl
4 a ct
Having a conaplete,ntacidne atiop_.na
Ptmdry an neoenne47 , fdp:Tir "MAiilt air r
Made& tcs--1 . .. , ~....li, a SMINI7O . .
3 0 lliir iti t oilkit i'-
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artza - ' - -el.- : ~ , , . 031, 4"
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eakaiang44o,
im i nt i nabletox' „ie tbei m iticAllt*ms
=estate 3 1 - f , 4 l AlM aacralo - 4 "
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