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mmang, ukind;ol axeivoia
At the IQorth•Feet corner of Fifth end Wood ate
Tense Six Dollars a year, payable strictly in
advance,
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counter in the OM* and ter the iikorebeta.
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pLATN AND FANCY PRINTING
liteentod In the &nest etyie;
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AND or
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W rip 12mItyme .
oin hes k widit t
ood game. Mayo, Ea via
iniaM WM' & CO:,`
ao . v WiTAI . WAak: **COM/4;
. u• pnTaRuP.GH Pd ze
wariarlosprojanw sod DO &mond ottooti;
kfoonfietaroro of WI else* and deeoriptlonsoMil
on, ligarbo4 giglo. kip Rod_ 1 W.1.40, awl
m... /rall= 3 *MI nalesystoaNdatih. Ptd ,
Zoo Sobbing and oterery de.
martptlon ands to ardor.
goring a
i x= ry ntoobitut tibooad to Ole
' fitting la iltiatorontn,
rop e ri d 4 tot
iiElffMM3
' From a private letter dated ()open,
hegen, January 20, we, extract the fol.
lowing bit of skating intelli , genoe:
" There has been some pretty good
skating on the moats about the city
;late, and it was enjoyed more than
was ever known before. At last the
Danish ladies are learning this invig
.rating and healthful amusement, al
though as yet there are but few outside
of the diplomatic corps who are to be
seen on the ice; yet the ladies are
gradually overcomikg the horror u ith
Which they at first affected to look
+in the unladylike recreation. The
crown prince, Christian, and his fam
iiy set the example by ' frequently par
ticipeting, in the sport. His son,
Prince, ,Frederiok, a young man about
twenty, is a good skater. His sisters,
toe eldest of whom is spoken of as the
] i h
I' hire queen of England, are frequent
on the ice, making rapid progress.
ey are both very pretty, and care no
ore for a fall on the ice, or a seat
there when down, than other folks.
The little one, aged about twelve, iE
tae best skater of the family, and dis
tknoes all the others,"
R RE PURNIBECED
H.. A 134,8Q.aT & 8140.
• " NAIWFACITIIIIKREi OF
LOOKING GLASSES,
PORTWI' .-456 EINTITRE FRAMES,
Gilt and imitation ltaanwatd
ORAL/IRSIN
Timex PrArs 1013:1 WIRDOF SLABS,
128 Seel* Street,
Z II ?A P *L EI
Pee*. - se- Particular &to:Alan Om to - repairing
Paintingn,ll7llldlnlrnnes and I:madness earth ,
framed at who node p ri ce.
JAMES A. FETZER.
FORWARDING AND COMIIIISI-'ION MERCHANT
.03 ea' or
1710au., Oral:, Mason, Ler Matter
Dried 117rwIt aad IProdleoe Geanere.ll7,
comma 07 MASK= AHD 711187 87117,17711,
P.PITSBUS.O.I3, PA.
Barn ro—Pranoie G. Bailer, Left., Dt.
worth Br, 8. Cuthbert A Bon, Piltuum Bord 1
Ott, Heisker k Swearingen, S. Brad., Oaai. M. &
M. Bank, Lftet Howell, Mangle & Co, George W Anderson, Donlon Paxton A Co, Wheeling.
TIERNAN & GETTY,
Wholesale and Retail Grows
TEAS, WINES, Lzquons,
Nortla-Eeet corner of
' 01110 &THEM' AND THE DIAMOND
_newly -
C)1:7 R. XI CI - CTS X),
110.412 DIAMOND AVLEY,
PITTSBURGH
THE.SUBSCRIBER .A.N.NOUNGES
to the public that he is In daffy receipt of
FRESH SHELL AND CAN 0 yirrzsb, 6 & ACE, to ,
and la prepared to aeoommodate the patrons oftlue
old and well known house with ewet7thing iq the
eating and drinking line at the shortest npice.
- JOHN b HALER, Pror .
IrROPoSALS FOR TRANSYORTA
TIQN Or ARMY STOREi—deated Proposals
Übe receivad at this Mlles until 12 In., on the 811
proxlmaitor the transportation during-the current
year ending Decediber Plat, 1882, of all ordnance
and army stoma (heavy ordnance oer piece, and
other Nunes pig 100, , pounds) to and berg the Al
17y Arsl,rnflroted Deplts, Founctries and
wharves in and near this city. ,
Bidders will specify amniforfn rate - th and from
the Allegheny Arsenal, and points within tee lim
ite of the city,ancia - hkeatulfo rm rate to and from
all points ' , shaft theilmits of the city.
A. MONTEJOME.RY, Quartermaster, U. B. A.
Onion Quartermaater 13. d. A., Pittahurgli, Penn.
sylvanta. ..,.... ja2B-tf
•
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W. MoGRE &
TAILOIS
I N t y . f r T E
e t an ki e d
s t. , e:st ii4varit
oto f buyers tc.
Fall and Winter Goods,
just received, among which may be round all of
the newest styles of goods for (Yenta and Youth's
Were, together with a full juei complete , assort.
meat of gentlemen's Nurmetittg Goods
W' H. Mcoß2. h 00.. 143 Yedersd at.
ron2O2ro cor. Market Square, Idler noisy City.
A• A. CARRIER & BRo.,
tobstraktfloste insurance Agency,
gs. Com les prosoated of alga.
sit .
• • • .'A' Penns. and otherititat ag .ii.
.. . Marine and Life Rieke ;akar' of all de.
MB.
120264 m 68 fITRTCTLI. ttehoreh.
THE CITY GUAGER'S OFFICE IS
removed 1017.10_ 444.g.Oht's lumber °Moe
qprner of ELANTID,MfuI ST (
fel:lm M. ED WARDS, City Einagf a,
TESTIPIII2/11LOTZD W ROW P 1
DY THE USE OF AN APPARATUS
wptippoi 310 drug s or galvanic battery are
mud - weather 111 e time *bort_ th e appal ,
can he used to its beet advant4e. Nedic.l
emen and their families have their We •ex
by my process, and are ready to testify as
e epfety and painiessnese of the
,qperatron, whst
ever' been Smel ter tehoPs brMrasted ihii atr4
the , tohtrirY havdt,"llB kncrwiesilt of w
sarLECITEFICIAL TEETH inserted in every style
AJ nom c*DRY, Den
amithliold street.
;
Bern&
ANL K r. QUALITIES
lord by SOWN A
om ettitr t -11 C r 9", '
tS~iLk.tl,o fl fl RH taw
b
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(the Dallp post
a PiTrim URGH:.
TEIIIIpp4.T.,MOR.NING, FEB. 27
•
1 ,
A Wit:clots "News" Paper.
The X.iverpool Mercury of the 6th,
we observe, publishes, withn typograph
ittEti flourish. " the reported defeat et
Federals by Jeff. Thompson." near Iron
ton Misiditri—e, Meat that the reader
will remember, had no earthly existence.
The previous steamer brought us a-copy
of the same veracious * jourrial, with a
"defeat of the Federals nea,r Port Royal,
oft.w io"h the,,Aorthern papers had sup-
P Pilett?`"A - ft ef 'thhi we'. shalt not be
s prisred' W. learn ' that the Burnside
chvy Ist Roanoke, the fight at Fort
eery, the. capture of Fort Donelson,
e c..otO.Overe•alk but so many fictions
the.northern newspapers 1 We used
tO ritliEule - thojclept that the Mercury was
i Pay tOthOotifederatea, but we are
te
'mpted . ' ` - tifinic, now there most be
some truth in it ' ' " -
sating_in Denmark.--lioyal. Pam
ily on Ice
D151 0 019131/1 . u IMALLSB
ALLEGHENY
,F., 1 3 1- trAR B •
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GEORGE A 'Dm' IN
Na Op Aware I Nun,
St All q Can,.
.
„ Y ; • for mils
4 1.1 OOLLINS.
INIENTIO
BY TELEGRAPH.
By l'estereksy's Tekgl•am
Accident to the Darine Tele
graph Cable--Ellbeth City
•
Deserted.
FORTRESS MCNROE, Feb: Eft—Yin Bala
timore, Feb 2 , 6.—The stesimer Spaulding
arrived this afternoon, having left Roan.
oke Island the day before yesterday and
Hatteras yes erlay.
By tte Spaulding we learn of the failure
of the attempt to lay the telegraph,table
across the Bay. On the day the Hoboken
sailed, 16 miles of the cable were laid in
the mcst enmesh:ll manner, Wi o ; open.%
tone were stopped for the night. •
Yesterday the Hoboken was busily era.
gaged in taking the soundings, when the
severe blow of that day struck her at noon.
Her steam pipe broke soon after and she
became enmansgeable, drifting upon Cape
Henry, where she .went ashore and broke
in two last night. All hands remained on
the wreck until 11 o'clock this forenoon,
when the Spaulding took them off. It is
states that the Hoboken passed within ,
ght of the blockading ste•imer Cambridge
bat4he latter paid her noon ice. A couple
other n aval vessels also passed her without
offering to render any assistance. The
Hoboken is a total loss.
The remainder ofthe cable out- kft Hiller,
war destroyed before it was abardoned...—,
About an equal quantity is laid in the Bay
and the end fa buoyed up. Mr. Heiss goes
to' Washington tonight.
The steamer B. B. Forbes was seen by
.the Spaulding, ashore near Nag's Head
'this morning; white flags were displayed
on all , the houses in the vicinity. The
Spaulding brings the marls and passengers
but no news.
The flag of truce taday took about
thirty persona to Craney Island. Major
•14. T. Sawyer arrived at Norfolk 'yester.
day, having left Elizabeth City on San=
day at noon. He represents everything
quiet in that locality. The entire fleet of
the enemy left the waters of Pasquotank
on Saturday morning, but two - gunboatil
returned in the evening. But few inhabi
tants remain in thci - plide.
The Wilmington journal of Saturday
says five °rids. Federal gun boatchad mu
tared Roanoke river.
A very severe blow from the Northwest
occurred yesterday afternoon and last night. ,
The frigate Cumberland, bt Newport ewe,
dragged her anchors, and several idioms,
ere got adrift, and some damage was done
by collisions in the Roisds.
The fire of yesterday continued during
the evening, and a guard was kept all
night. Great credit is due to Col, Bendiz
sad the members of the Tenth New York
Regiment, who all worked most manfully,
and by their efforts prevented a most dile
estrous conflagration, which was threaten
ed in consequence of the high wind.'
The steamer Express is reported loit on
rise Se/netlkabere-
The London Exhibition
WesarsoTow, February 26 —The fol
owing notice to the public has been
Esued :
WASHINGTON, February 24, 1862.,-The
undersigned, on behalf of the CoMmis
sioners appointed by the President to re.
present the interests of such American cit
zens as might desire to appear at the Ex.
hibition of the Industry of all Nations, to
be held in the city of London during the
(resent year, submit the following state..
meat: The Congress of the United States,
after due consideration, has declined to
adopt any measures to further a national
repr-sentation of oar works of industry,
invention and art at the aforementioned
Exhibition.
The authority of the commission has
theiefore ceased. They have advised the
commissioners appointed by the British
Government that there will be no general
participation on the part of the citizens of
this country on that occasion, but they
have thought it not improper at the same
apse, to recommend to the consideration
of the royal commissioners such works of
industry and art as have received are au ,
thentication of the commission, and may,
lo a limited extent, be presented for ex
hibition through individual exertion.
[Stned,] Wm H. Szwean.
„IP
R
S.
- as. F'oe Whits, Plain and Fancy Flannel Under
and Uremnirte on nand, and made to order, on
shortest notion, at
R. WILLIAMSON'S,
S H I S T FAUTORY,
NO. 47 ST. CLAIR STREET
„osta
SMITH & PITCAIRN,
MERCHANT TAILORS
No. 4,*4
ti,T CLAIR STREET
W 11.1.1 AM MEANS. DAVID hi'CANDLESS
1:1A R FUSON A. COFFIN, B,,cial Partn e r
General Partn ern.
MEANS le:
Mocaseon3 t 0 M'Clar..,lJ ee9,M ean a • 0:4.
WHOLESALE OROCEhS
Oorner Wood and Water eta.,
PITTSBURCII4- P•.
OW IS THE TIME TO GET BAR
GAINS-.waving purchased most ot my stook
fore the great advance, and as I am closing oat
my winter stock, I have marked all the best brands
41iBlaok and Dark Brown Calicoes at 1234 cents per
yard; Bleached and Unbleached Muslim! less than
wholesale prices; one yard wide Unbleached Mus.
tin B%c, worth ick Canton Flannels and the best
Paper Muslims 1234 e, Shirt Fronts sod Irish Linen.
cheer; Hoop Skirts. bed quality. Parohasers will
do well to call and sea, at No. 9S Market street, be
tween Fifth and Diamond.
PM
ONLY 1400 for a comfortable [two
'1.:1 story frame dwelling house of three rooms
and cellar, and lot of ground 26 feet front by 100 in
depth, situate on Mount Wwittington. a short dls•
fence from the brow of the hill. Terms of payment
seximmodating. ',poly at the Real estate office of
fe2l & CUTHBREIT SON. 61 Marisa et. p - FIR Dwelling douses and
Storiiiieeraginesrlins 1 Apply
feill - OITTEBICATINK.6I
•'et:rt
Appian receiveil
.friao4 &MEN&
A OLL Brft w i t gll-2baAeliiiMisli'Re
ita teoeived sad for aite_Lk___
&MG' H. 00441 M
h.xt
..nn qeotiA ,Hove
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~p_•3 t'fl,
He then related to his followers the no
casion of my capture; and as he dfikso,
they glared on me fiercely; and handled
their weapons itt a very threateningOan
ner; but at the conolusion of his conlim
nioation they appeared better pleOsd,
although I was the recipient of many a
passing frown. He now informed One
that he had told his young men Ithatl
they were to °Quaid& me is a'brotber,
as he was going'to adopt' the into the
tribe.
"'this was •to me but JittlS b better
than deathitself, but there' was 'neiil4,
terziative, and so I was obllged - to Cab-
Mit witfithe bode of making my eslitifspe
at Some futurb time.' - The ' andit(ote
tion of Blaok Hawk, moreover, caused
me great astoitislinliiint; and after ponq
dering the indtter, I Was forced •t 44 set
down asltscatlial one of theinsitegant
able Whims tenhich the sainsgeftem
periment is often 'subject.
"The next Morning my captors
forced me to go with them to tliefi'vil.
]age, at Bock river, where"afteriping
through a tedious ' cei l emony I Was
dressed and paintedyand turned from a
white man•tnto awl ndinn. • .
"For nearly three yeilri• entrahiCit
:was iny eimataitletql - to give my'
aaopted brothers the slip; but clonin g
the whole of that time, I was so etre%
fully watches and guarded that / icy
er found an opportunity to eselye..
HOirpver, it is a long lane that laia.,no'
furningc.and so it proved in my Casa,
Pretending to be well satisfied ,witkisny
new mode of life, I at last gained iipOri
the:confidence of the savages; and'
.'one
,dily when their vigilance was °milder
6ably.relaned, L made my escape, and
returned in safety to my friends, Who I
had mourned for me as dead.
, ' Many years a ft er tidal was li par
ticipant in the battle of Sycamore
Creek, which as you know, is a tributary
of Rock river. I was employed by the
government m a scout in which capacity
it was anknoitledgelNtikat I had. tkili an
rpfirior. - •u But hi l ioPitte at befi t ting
nlyself praised ; for I Anon:that Irma s
working against B Hawk, who, al
t.‘4l.
though ihe was an In ian; he had-once
stared thy life, and I was one natter to
fitrget a - kindness. And besides this,
Iliad Wien a great lilting to him,. for
there ati something wide and goner
ous in Ms nature ; however, my first
iitity,Wifs to my country, and I did Any
duty still hazards.
%.Now4roa-knnat_ *maw . thatlßlack .
of , ! jingling...*
llaed w
e att mitiary to hii
agreement ; not, however, from any hos
tile motive, but to raise a crop of corn
and beans, with the Potawatamies and
Winnebagoes, of a hich his own people
stood in the utmost need. '. With
,this
intention he had gone some distance up
Rook river, when an express from Gen.
Atkinson ordered him to return. This
order the old chief refused to obey, say
ing that the General had no right to is
sue it. A second express from Atkin
son threatened Black Hawk that if he
did not return peaceably, force would
be resorted to. The aged warrior be
came incensed at this, and utterly re
fused to obey the mandate, but at the
same time sent word to the General ,
that he would not be the one to coin- 1
mance hostilities.
" The movement of the renowned
warrior was immediately trumpeted
1 abroad as an invasion of the State, and,
with more rashness than wisdom, Gov.
Reynolds ordered the Illinois militia to
take the field; and they were joined by
the regulars under Genera] Atkinson at
„Rock Island. Major Stillman having
kinder his command 275 mounted men,
the chiefpart of whom were volunteers,
while a few like myself were regular
somata, _obtained _leave of Gen. White
sides, then lying at l'ixon's ferry, to
go on a scouting expedition
" I knew well what would follow;
but still as I was under orders, I was
obliged to obey and together with the
rest proceeded some thirty miles up
Rock river, to where sycamore creek
empties into it. This brought us to with
in six or eight miles of Black Hawk,
who on that day, May 14th, was en
gaged in preparing a dog feast for the
purpose of fitly celebrating a contem
plated visit of some Potawatomie chiefs.
"Soon after we saw three Indians
approaching us bearing a white flag,
who upon coming up were made pris
oners A second deputation of five
were pursued by some twenty of our
mounted militia, and two of them
killed, while the other three escaped.
105 e of the party that bore the white
flag out of the most cowardly vindic
tiveness, was shop while standing a
prisoner in camp' The whole detach
ment, after these atrocities, now bore
down upon the camp of Black Hawk,
whose braves, iwith li tio i a:eel:l4oa of,
some forty or fifty, were away at a
distance,
"As we redo hp, it galling and des
tructive 'fiire was poured in upon us
by the savages who ,
after discharging
their pieces, sprung from their coverts
on either side, and with their usual
horrible yells, continued the attack
with their tomahawks and knives.
"My comrades fell around me like
leaves and happening to cast My eyes
behind me, I heheld the whole detach
ment of . Militiatflying from the field.
Four or five of us were left unsup
porteAThiffii Vex?' midst orkthe foe,
who reifwing.their yells misled upon
us aaody. Gideon. Munson, and
myself *re iaken prisdhere, Its the
others we..-instimi r tomahaW and
scalkit'' Munson duthigthe afternocip.
seeing a -be suppoeed,' a good,oppor
lenity to esca_po_ L _recklessly attempted:,
to de, so - ; hut was lithiediiitedy.
H. .1. LYNOH
CETI
A lIBMINISCRINE OF BUCK lift
BT 4/RSLET BRADSHAW'
[Corktirmod from yesterday.]
Idown by his captors. And I now be.
gan to wish they would serve me in
the same manner, for I knew that if
recognized by the savages, I should
be put to death by the most horrible
tortures. Nothing occurred however,
to give me any real uneasiness upon 1
this point, till the following morning
when Black Hawk passing by me,
turned and eyed me keenly for a mo
ment or so. Then, stopping closely
to me, said in a low tone :
"Does the white mole think the
Black Hawk forgets?"
[To be continued.]
s T 0 V.V
N. tfr
1 4 0 4 ,. 4.4
1 1)
BRADLEY,
NO, 30 WOOD STREE
(corner Nocond, Pittsburgh
Manufacture an Wholesale and retail' dealer in al
Cook, Parlor, and Heating litoves,
Grate Fronts, Fenders, &c
*IL In our sample room rosy he found the
“OKLKBRATEDGAS BURNING COOK STOVES
EUREKA AND TROPIC
ha merits of which have been fully t,sted by
bonsan la, and the Stoves pronounced unequaled
by any in this market; together vntn a great many
other deeiratee patlerns.
We have also a very large assortme_ . of
PIELO 4 AND HEATING STOVES,
embracing some of the BEST PAT?: ERNS now of
feted to the publ c.
tEr FANCY ENAMELED GRATE FRONTS
AND FENDERS, of the newest styles. Common
Kitchen Bow and Jam Grates, all of which are of
feted at very low prices.
48peatal inducements offered to buihiers in
want of GRATE FRONTS noeiim
TO Mg' PUBLIC.
CIALLY the Igno•
• 87: rant end falsely Hod.
es r •vot-iano of all de. ! , :tiC/.. , 1.7 ; ,"
nOmmaLz.x.n. treat. secret •
%ad - ...!FAardertt,
seal aocoo and , icsestses or
ousfirinc ecoorn , a3 and
ncident tc rcipths of bOt.h
. h piti.f.s. single or marred. Ewan
- ..l_. , ..n.prtrr f utdishes the foes, qj , his doing
- • n I^. and. laisely - modest are
lets, fully ol,:ev.
am ftsl i allatubbgatAt .sAreat 8 ": 1
rery immoral /. fcr co demon ann
)orll2lMoll a n their wives, prdeusinx bosh
t <, •• ro :heir phymalatishould be
antious to keep tnrn tr
em that they co
tie same as Dr I.i , NnIrREIP, (tramp pnbladens)
t a lucre'tve practice might be lost th ru
tmong stupid f &cleft mode:, and preatcmptu)ua
tartilias. born and raised in ignoranne,nprung ur
ea n toaroomo and who compare society, Intel lr
cense, ea, to doll A/Tend cents, tnystenott4;
t tl=orill y gotten. I i to publicity, however
tII4MIWOLIA par an I guardians are derails
that their son o_ dada!) or, and wards, pravional
feeble, rcirly P ior ,e'.:^ote condition and ar.perz.
have been restored :o nealth and vigor bytr.
RLTP, besides many baffle and after mar.
tinge thronghhhaelzatow been saved truzenantr erinf,
anxiety, mortiftcatioq, Ram:Li to. advantage
pt over thirty yeazs expcuScras • I observation,
- conieettert he has Emperor the treatment
A an 4 elm, is daLly Otani=
Vie pea On; Ike wellteterdmiendeit by
able cilium, publehors, c cprietors of hotels, Co
fiermatorkust, or so call nocturnal eininsions.—
This dreadful malady can completely cored by
the very last discovery that has never yet failed. inn,
female dioceses he has had superior experience on
account of his old age, seventy years, all irregu.
laxity is completely cured. As for consumption or
pulmonary diseases my syrupin which are compo.
aed from Iceland moss and other ingredients by
a skillful physiden five years at the buitineasot
has had more success than all the pretensions
that have as yet been discovered, as the certifi
cates will show. They are all genuine and can be
found according to a pamphlet that each person
will get at the exammati .1, all Lee of charge.—
Ottioe 86 Smithfield street, near Diamond street
Private communications from all parts of the Union
strictly attended to. Direct to
de81...A.10
DOWN & TFtTLEW,
138 Wood Street,
MAKE TOOLS FOR BORING OIL
WELLS at the shortest possible nonce.
Raving been in tb a business of mannikettulkg tools
ever since the "fever" first broke (name can assure
persons about to anima In the oil business, that It
will be to their interest to give us a call and make
an examination of our stock now on band. mh6
AFitIEND IN NEED. TRY IT.—
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
t 8 prepared from the recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet,
of Connecticut, the great bone setter, and has peen
used In tis practice for the last twenty years with
the most astonishing 81100088. As an external
remedy it is without a rival. and will al evtate pain
more speedily than any other preparation. Ivor
all Rheumatic and Nervottp Discrders it is truly
infwllible, and as a caraisre for Sores, Wounds,
Sprains, Weise', dm, its soothing, heeling. and
powerful strengthening properties, excite the just
wonderland astoutsithsent of who have ever
given it a trial. Over/four huadved eerlificatea of
remarkable cures, performed by it within the last
two years...attest this fact.
R. E84.4,LER5 ♦ GO,
Astarte for Pittsburgh
ly.d&w.sovr
THE IiEHAT OJE8T11) op THE DAY
For the next two, weeks will be,
WHAT OUGHT I TO BUY
FOB' A
0 ME ME ISTM dth.
-Olt-
NEW YEAR'S PRESENT
All the friends and customers of
- lIIIIrtMAN, 'hiailiN & SISDL E,
That have mit yet determined on what to buy wit
pleura took over the following list of articles, when
they will be sure to and something to suit:
Hold Vest Chain. Silver Table Spoons,
" Gents' Breastpins, " -7 Fea Spoons,
Forks,
46 i I egg it, • "
r Kniv
ett Seats?. Bolter
• " Sono Le. 1)....„ es,
•
pen. and Cases, " Cream Li,wea,,
- " .14a - ids fin Mine- Jo. Sugar Thugs,. -. ,
tures, " Salt Spoons,
„ Necklace,
_poo ns
: gh n if ' d t ranit ° a, ii
„ Bide,-
fllpere lluttons, :. or,
Ttterk,
: thiosses ._ o ,
" ,cell,
Ear. f
" ` ,
Site K W
o r as, lis,
0 Me'
_MYlitin - ftinke
" iltagggina Plate d
'4 l= ll7 3aakets; '
" AeYsi " - Tea Bette.
. ,"
M iltothie Bette
114 , ata, mas
." Pns, koptti sera,
Pitetw
Ice Pitchers,
1.,. ,i - • Plated Bpoontanil Pork%
?load Soup and 9 yEtte; Ledlea,etc,. eta
nEiLlNild and 'Silver Watches ot evefy !mewing.
ble ityle and price.
ea.. French. serman. and American Clocks, SPY
eit i,ati
GlassetY MilElloll Won lib 12 tainliviftiiman, Stat.
nary, pprlmonains and artioles in Opera' Wo
to:morons to rbea,tiom we salt 'la a call at oar
establinlmnent, 3510.142 EITRKEI, one 1007
from Wo4nd eitainfcr . inv.imarbi imd prim*.
elirl'' ' ' ' '
0-, gm Otrtgiwn,
h It }44"nrowuran, pp -
*yaw , " oasompti 0411'0 IR
F ILT RNITILTRE a
ts
s ' i \ u 4 m
i lk E rs h lB 4 ffSbyt i 'r
I S , 1, !Of tl to
PlitibiughtiManattanyed farnltare f
Goustaiiirdii ipitritrita
IMINNAWAIRIAL,
kinds of
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTH'S
FOURTH STREET CARPET SHORE.
WD. & H. WCALLITM. HAVE
• this day opened part of a very large and
varied asaortment of OA/LPWING, to which they
invlte the attention of buyers, as they wilfbe of
fered on the most favorable terms,
Also, a newly imported lot of beautiful Drug,geta,
all widthe, at the lowest rates.
W. AH. WOALLIIIif,
27 Fourth atmet. near Wno4
JAMES HO ‘i S & CO,
PORK PACKERS, and dealers in
Pronslon rket oug Fronts, corner of stn.
nbet rd•
CANVASS ROOFING
And in the most durable manner.
RAVING THE MOST COMPETEN'I
workmen in the city, who understands their
business, we can safely tar we on do work as
cheap, and, if anything, better-than any otherftrm
in the city. Repairing done with attention and
care. lifsteri a / a Thr - wiemitliali ihe inat
Require at 75 SMITRFLELD STEER r.
la am R. P. 124HOPR
NO. 73 GRANT STREET
PITTSBURGH, PSNNA.
delbtf
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BOX se e
Pitt.Rharcth Pnat (MCA
del9-ly
WILLIAM CABS & C 0.,.
Wholesaie-cirocers,
AND IX' ORTERB OF
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &o.
A L 8 0 ,--
Distillers and Dealers in
FINN OLD NONONGAIINLA RYE WHIM
827 and 829 Liberty Street,
aolklY PITTSBURGH. PA .
E.
IATON, MA.CItUaI . & CO.,
JOBBERS & RETAILERS
—oP-
Tnnimings. Embroidenes, Hosiery, Gloves, Shirts
Cravats, Undershirts, Hair* Yams. Ribbons,
Ruches, Flowers. Zephyrs Wool.
A full line ItiMAAL WARM always on hand.
Q City and Country Merchants supphed at low
prices. RATON, MAO.W.Uht 00.,
i 5.24 No. I? Fifth street..
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
DE. JOHN HARVEY, having 'for
of twenty years devoted his protes
°eel =elusively to the treatment of; Am/.
/Valais; and having succeeded in thousends. of
Mies in restoring the afflicted to sotmd beiath, his
now entire confidence in offering publickr his •
"Great American B*niedy,"
DR. HARVEY'S
CHRONO-THERMAL FEMALE PILL'
Which have neVer Int tared_ tilted thi do
bona have been shinny unloareOin re
moving difficulties apish:lg from
Obstruction, or Stoppage of Nagar.,
or in restoring the system to perfect health, when
suffering from aPIIILIL AI7IIOIMOMB, PIOPLUVINI
W
al, rex arras, or other weakness of the trump
Omen. Also, in all mat of DatturrY Nicavona
liitarzates, f l ummox% Am, :Ise.
tirrois the forerunners of nasous disease
4r4:1-"These Pak ore perrfly on the con
attedion i and war be Aeon by the di/deals •
Male without cawing distress; at t4e; same time
:trey sat ILLICA MUM by etrerigthetabintogorat
trig, and restoring the system to a oondl.
don, and by bringing on the monthly petted ; with
'regularlity, no matter from what carpet the obetnui
+ions may arise. nay should,howeyerocdbe take&
during the first three or four moths of pregadaey
hough, sate at any other time, as ,toilictuTig gef
would be the result.
Bach box academia 60 Ws. , Path Ona titid.aha,
and amewdeeixod mill be Seuaby mail prepaid by
any advertised'Ajent, on receipt, orate money.
J. BRYAN, Rocbenten N. Y, General Anent
4-
8 614 oY , Druggista iteneral/yA , aulMirawis
JOSEPR H. TIXOATPAIS,
GENI,OIIAL I ,A9-,ENT
()OMNI 3 SION DiEBCRANT
iro. 4 .4morth
dal4,Stui
:• 7A,
,
EAGLE 011., WORKELI '
. WIGHTMAN * A11tp.04014 4
4
:FINNIIS AND DEAL lam IN
Pure Carbon 014 quid* guarradasd.pltts.
Crdsrs3s: t t 0 4 itemiii,,Car. Grest.gtri,ia
...,....t. will bA p 60,,,, ,
D 16310 1Entatiar;tv., f
l wied 7 , 1
1 juki
Cur old Grin* MOW
ma
i returned, Witlll43 reirparoti a ntd a T
„awry Wet =MN? 0
I , WAN F ."- 8.-- harreb : Peceintquisrvii,
!calved and for a51ifte....,....m...-----*---
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IWE 0 I;LT.A..
-TO
INVENTORS.
PATENT AGENCY
PATENT AGENCY
Dewit C. Lawrence .
For the past
four years
liana ge r of
the Washing
ton Branch of
the Scientific
Atnerictuarst,
tentAgeficy
and for FIN'
teen,feare in
the JP It Pell.,
Agency, Buil
mess. I.
o r Twelve
Years an OW
'cer of the Pa
ent Office- a.
be lad four
as a Member
of the Board
of Appeal.
NOTE—AII informati
Patent and a copy of Lb
charge.
necessary roctors
area Law? to
seo p tpoe 41.
...loser of Patents HON
de2cl4..
Refer to present Corn
David Pr Holloway.
SEALED PROPOSA LS are invited till
the 10th day of March, 1862, at 12 tn., for tallik"
plylng the U. S. Sub. Department with B,ooo:ttead
of SEEP CATTLE, on the hooL
The Cattle to be delivered at Washington Oity.
and each ant Tat to average 1,900 pounds gross
weight: no animal admitted which weigh, leat
than 1,000 pounds pos..
The Cattle to be delivered at such times and in
each qulntitlee as the Governmentmay require.
No Cattle will be required under this contract be
fore the let day of April. 1862.
Heifers and Bulloclo not wanted.
A bon t with good and sufficient security will he,
required. 1
bovernm ant reserves to item f the right to pay in
Treasury Notes.
No bids will be entertained when put in be con
.rwyors who have previonely failed to comply With
their contract , . or where the bidder is not present
to re.pond to his hid.
Bids to be directed to MAJ. A. BECb WITH, 0.8.
U. S A., Washington, D C.
FORM OF B - D.
I, A B, do hereby propoee to deliver to the Gov
ernment good Beef Cattle on the hoof for—per
hundred pounds, gross weight. The Cattle to be
del•vered at according to the terms cf the
enclosed advertisement The Cattle to be weighed
on the potlee, and the weight so determined to be
the purchase weight I hereby twee to &ea good
and sufficient Food for the falfiliment of the cort
tract and to receive Treasury notes in payment
for the Cattle. legend
-AT THE
ROOFLeifC:
ROOFING
GRAVEL. CEMENT
DONE ON SHORT NOTICE,
J U. H ANCOCK
4T7 OR.WEY 4 Lai tr,
JOHN I. LOGAN,
KUHN'S LAW BUILDING,
PITTSBURGH, BA
f ;aa - er le.)1 (•!4&CD3,1,,
CARPETS,
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6 Pis _ ozo
NEW Gft -
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NEW BRUSSELSVA7IICWA,',":'
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bet prloa, 4MLANDEICH ateie
HIS TPAIVENRW#4I4IffIe-R ; .`
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bun. :e.. aptillftyAzeiamtnefidinfavrauil,
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enea s4cl ItUalib lear tr or gild - _ ferrAp.„ 4 , ,
riPbta,abultßy- and timmlastalar ' 'll el Frxi.,.
•Rswe e l so.on hand, OrdalusdAntiMPrOb
meat Ealtatestollee, Zobviii4Oft- or
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w 7 . 9 . ll, fiaghlenzrao4 ' bfiltLl;'h*o,
o ur pp are iow, o marthmerrapopulketpred
''t the belat rtf.OrlintarialgOliaginimatkinel
all cases•to to eallataollon- El ,„. .r, r ,.-
sroiii 'fivitt
all
. pki.ta of taleediatollie'* :
1411 d promptly sited ;
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DIALINCOt Plftaialaftirl!Okllailidiai4 °'
- 1 No. AaxdrinsxtrrCsnaarkijiuiY-g' ` 144-
fresuir , a ~. ,7, • • ~: ....TAITIATRAWIIy.
Milt
_ —OPIUM- AGERINTEVAI'' e::, 1 1 4 0 / 1 “8 BATT/GAW BITAOI9I6XM
Agent No. ill Water street, RUM , .4at
te prepared to brfaß out or-sendibief:l -,-,
from or to Ilk .part of the old Imptigt. s id.br,L r
EltettEl er sail4twarettr. =
S.LEafT D lt at4draPAPAlttiThrtPiriza
of &dope.
Agora for Mos Lfaubanaptdia-witiClMMakatit
road. = cot atint for the old Black Ifizi=iittO -Cd.:
Samos and for the thterldf: lieS.'"
ta g be tween Y
Gahm
w York. vorPool t• Gyugowled u
~
m Ei .43. - 0 - sr; •""'•
•
H01761k, SIGN& OWiramularfiAls.
AU) ii. l l4PlAßt,,v,r
,w~tu Bt., Bets Wood'lls .71 , 00144
*ark proNvtlyatteadeftta.Y
Loft
• 4;iBMl ,L00.11:03: kat, OethalivisLi4.
nnisao ry.tiotedzlondsolfortpipy,„"l it ,
tiecuirties for rukuiey. , - , — '
Monsyromissory otes, Bonds,. !ortgdss,/, 71;6
NOTES MD DRAM BMW!
Persons desiring Louis ova be' SO
es/tunable tones, sod ospitalhsts csit .ballEnsithtd
with good securities at rearaneinitive P
d to &ha Bale, awing and Lewin ot
era!
Moe, 0.211 ?GUM in'ItNICT Mewl:We/4
taLly Ap B M.LOO,III/8 o.a.
. .
LA'
STYLES OF WINO @Olt
.821 24.1E10Ell'VE11:1'..
. .
arel6 0 a choica,Stack
v y of Winter in all of thehdeet
bons
of 'AND
GIB, which we flatter ourselreeedil he equal
to any assortment to • be found East' or Wad. They
will be made up to order in a =parlor Atyle end at ,
prices to suit the times. We would respeetibily
solicit
public. as early call from our merlins and the
SANWA GRAY & SON, ,
MERCHINT--TAILIIIS
No. - 19mm street.
eelB
roiLis FARLEve,
FditimußE AND ORAIR VABEHowts,
.240. lAA FEDERAL EtT.,l/41116tEmm .
UND TAIMEt t in tithe bratieheemili receive.
OfcblinS be left atille rOblfft
treathe Lately Stehle ef Mr.Jareee.Floydi- QM°,
Alleeheev.
sele•ly
TER 111DASCO OIL tOMPAIT
itirANußacrum AND NAVE POE ' 1
AAA. sale a =parlor artioto of
REFINED ARDESCO OIL
lifou-axploalva. Also,
P URA RENZOLIE.
Warehouse, No. 45 ibuod
NA'riltONA OIL.
WB ARE. NOW MANI7FACIIN
Bale ..iiiia "Aide. which for imeziLL
bornicirareektetn of affricates oZz a nd.ficinot. ,-
renoy docker, (which .color we ma to ' 1 . 1
cilium= or expoirareo is riciw=d ley.
nay tail& or Eiwieristmir — As Profitable onon to theeeeseciwer.aisZeeeit elweihilk
reoommend it. Mew; our mew ' 'Of .-:
C A U 81.71.-C 8012,A41
Used by sil bate Boa) Makefi 3 lad °I/ nefil= „ '
nth& excels 10 permai in strength all the'
of
Wain of English &xis flght to this oormtry; par mann. .
ROOMER, OR CoIRERTRITEDI34 six, dise,.
Are so well and favorably known ,: we Amps th e , .
leentkat is sulloient.
. All orders and inglinzles Will 00
to by a 740 z*plbsitietige...
liresstag
GEORGE panE sia c
t brzu mansi
siqod olo sosec lti n ag•ni crotrivitii .
plevebtuigh 4- '• , ..
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11oVilidlell
TOUIIIIBRS AND 011111111,-40t gut,
osow - Evitsarnauri t
Grain Fan 04*PfMtiog:
PATRo lztwiumairiana... ,
'THE superiarity'of this Pan civet itan '"
2.
.9thers ss 'IAN oonitisteiin its chropft w im m i , ,
ritusityerni unranntty. -
.- - -• ,-.
SespAda:( 34 aeleteg _grain faider. anew, vilit,--
more th Wlte eas labor i
tba i ri ai kr ob er
topue. - ~.,t,.
1 . ,Ttxri.:z e O szs ow, . b ar
~,.
, cal im lementeYixel wg 'sineed of
&xi Pan for al ea the 11441) ' •
' =seeds, mu vi th an frA
m friush - 05, , k, z. n
the
rigiti
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ite in 'Weantra t amheam,reunarg
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