1 _L Y ~' VOLUME XX . 10 Wm* VO5l. rubt‘ched Every . Morning, (Sundays Excepted) it the North-East corner of Fifth load Wood lie. Terme; Six Dollars a year, payable strictly to deems. $3,-thugle coptets Two Dente-.,4r sale at the eotinter in the Office, ithd by the NOWWYTA. HAT OF iD'VERTISI.NO mak?. 2.1.4 Oso• IWakt • ima. I .1.00. wL 1.7 POI One nsertion, ..... 50 ....- .... 60 - 7.'wo ' 76 76 three insertionn,..-.. 1 00 100 One 1 75. ao Ivo weeks,. 800 2 oo 1 N 1 - 00 76 Three 400 8 60 000 1 25 100 Onernonth,....--- 600 835 60 1. 50 Ila Vib - m00th5....-..:- 700 495 ao 2as 210 fhreetarontbs....-.... 000 6 00 4 50 8 00 800 Pear months---... 10 00 686 600 088 4.50 Sire mouths..-- 11 00 7 86 660 8 66 6.60 Six m0nth5...........- 12 00 800 600 400 660 00 10 se, 8 00 6 85 W 00 '0neyear......... 20 00 18 86 10 00 85 12 00 Standing Card, six Inlet; or less, per annum :.10 00 One square, per anntnn, (exetturrre of paper)-.21g 00 Marmite subsea. 6 cents: Death n)r.ne- eedt. KLAI6ILD'S GENUINE PREPARATION. • IiffiLMBOLD'S BUCHU for ' the Bladder. LMBOLD'S' B ucau for - die Kidneys. iIIILMBOLD'S BUCEIJ forthe Grayei. EELMBO 41YS . BUCHU for_the Dropsy. HELMBOLDS - BUCHTI for 'Nervousness. HELM , BOLD'e, 811,.8.0 for Dimness of Vision. HPer;l ROLD'S BUCHU for Delimit BreatbMg. 8R14180412/8 B MEM for Weak Neryz. l . 2 l ' HBOLDS BUcHU for General. De but andireoLDos BUCHU for Universa' bade iIMBOLD'S BUCHU for Horror of Diledlefe. BOLD% BUCHU fork-blight Sweats. ' HELIifBOLD% B UCHU for Wakefulness. — gHLESOLD'S'..B bCH - D for Dryneas of the Skin. EIZMBOLD'S BUUTU for Eruptions. .FTELJEBOLTIR Ruud U for Pain in the hook. #REMBOLD'S BUCHU fur Heavin ess of the a slid, with T. inpotary_Suffiision and Lou of ax gl. OLDW BUCHU for-Mobility and Hest. {saunas, with Want of Attention and Horror IMElociety. EoLD , E BUCHU Ali Obstructions. SEEMBL 'WAD'S BUCHER, for'Excesses arising frrn o Ludlam, ..494, and nil Diseases of E9--FEMALES— FEMALES FRI"' ".4.--rzmAtaa—FEMALES ' " FEMALE.- - OLD - OR y ous ,"4, SINGLE. MARRIED, OR 'T.IIIIV MARRIAGE. CONTILIIP' TALETALE 17° MORE ,„, PARE' OF NOA FALL. AOT B UORD azi.m tours EXT, 1111 THE VERY BEtT REMED I N „„, T ,,,,, HE ' W D RI D irnetner For all oompatints Incident to — "t dpk. arising from Indiscretion, Habib, °f hon. ur in the DECLINE -013 CHARGE. Col? 4.7. 4 9 SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE. HQ FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1. • lake no more Helium, Mercury et Driploaa Modidfiteaor. Poplea.sant and Dangerous lb.' emu. • ITELMJ3OI.D . E:EXTRACT BUCB.O pitas 6" comosifiT ,DIVRASEs In all their'sotgea, At little tur. Little or rig elt age of diet; No inOort AraD NO wdEPOSTIRE. • • Uee HELIABOLD'S EXTRACT BLICHITIOr St omas:tram habits indulged In • . BY YOUNG 11111 D OLD, '' , /nd for ell , <ltseasee arising from hstitte of dieelps• &ion. It retl9oTet3 all improver diathargee,and trill greStOrte the patient in a shvrt lime to a Watt. of - • 'IIeYHA snct Torrey. Use ELM BO L D'S xTTRA'cr Buceur'or Oeaeed aadiaftaationa of the most datregmng ohar. aster.. _Use .ELELMBOLDS EXTRAOT 8U0.116 for a „ „010ali6as mid climeaaas of the • 0131.111ARY ORGANS, Whether exiOg in . MALICOn. M;;=;==M 411:11.01AS LONG STVID,IA I G. • All the above datenees and symptoms ferfli *be - Same trestanalat and m sy Acme caaae _3l,4pad g. Read 'lend BI:7011U is safe SWIpl t 'taste and. odor, but immediate ILIA /gat Personally appeared before ntetn'ald an o jhecity of Proladelphia, H. T. S,EL Qj, . Chem 'tat, whonelogittly svioro, dge9 9a th 4 PrioroPa lion contains no runti racircrocy • • juus - drugs, but isp_ure re fl T. tr OLT% SOYA Ifflittiffs4 carer. Sworn and souscrited o, !ore. me, the day of IJlottember,ll364. . Vidwp.34E set s ditliVerect. to • s . 'TOF,EDNLA THE. : &HEAT CURE FOB CONS RIPTION. THE PRORRIF,ToR OF TH MEDr: DINE herby; made it he Stud, f ox4peenttate the 11 eof thePina I.SII eke disetvois of the Luna ann. t, Waco, offerhairlbsuffoting , htuattuity the t of his ex .Parstitea. Thin U•qy great imd good &Baize prepared wlth mob - tare, the , tal be g distilled • autprenedy for it, me therefore free ail itylpipA nee of common tar. Itluwioured more meat of ()colstilth n 1/011` kaown remedy on earl/ . It will cure BBANOBITIS. Tat cure et3IIIBIA. • - It It afire BORE TR.IIOAVARIta It will cure COUGHS AND COLDS. is as valuable remedy for ctveases of the S NETS • URINARY VORPLA.INTS. ark. Beware of Counterfeit& If 'you have the Dyspepsia use W PS -WS. PEPSIA PILLS, and itthey do not curey9l3. go W the +Went of whoutyamp halted • • them .nd receive your ino y. Please cull et: his story and get a d cri tire ott altar. A bog of Pile sent by d on. re ',tip& of One Dollar. No.lo.SoSvcond at eet, netar I Sold by"DR. /Erefill, No. 140 W p street.. aoLlyeod -• • • A IARGE SUPPLY OF BVOTS •AITD '1410113 -IngAbelfred .additoriatild fda ell advance 02 east et the CHEAP CASH BTU COFX.Ef S T BO4LA.NI), fop 98 Martet street: second do?rfrem 61h 29 Sl3 LS . CRUD VYft, gravity 44; 882 do (tot , ortcs los • do de , do 84; 40 .„4,1,e. , t do NV; to eack.3182159. tir desert &temps, 225 intakelifrire Shelled:Corn; d A lartlirbrbrieo.Dia, 1 Oil eorn i ji h o e ar gsr ' j tmt ,iaernd end for eale:etAtf/r cash, pr, , I,FTELU di ri, AbLEN, Agouti No. 4 Wpoct street Jo. 4EB o+4 IL CMS I CO. *p m , COTTON DILLS, 40 . 1004/ I Y. City; Pa. ercabise 111.111,011. 1 SWIASS' RAGS , -- AND OF I elt 061•774b.7i3i.TP.91* 13. --- .4: 4 row . , mu: Atiaches • . apordski, be len •111,43HiLDS *maim !Wars an inapt, oe81:1929 IMEILINS —4O bar m :4 64t rilkfme,Waki% BoliviisPc bx " 3(11-410kne; In gigit4l6,l grwl~icot ! • ... . ... --- 1 . 1 I tr•i, .- , ! . 4 , „_, ~,,,,, , , ...• • f . . -' - % t 11 . ....... Q .. ,1,414- / •'.:ti - Cr -. ;:. .i i ; ..T.5!... 9 f , • Oft .....: .. . ' ......,..... i ' -f. -•- -.. . '' j 1 ;1 .11 , . i • /. ~ LiAlt \...• 1 ~•,... ~,,e , , . • -:':‘, , t . :—...\,.. , .. 0. , _ ~ ~ :of t. 4. I N : i ~, , . .11 2 , t rpi1 4. : . :... N .: . 1 :'; A l ' ..... . .:4 , tt .1 ' 't • • ~- -. .1 '' •,e Jr.- , . t . 1 SUat . .. . . ~ .._ • ._ . . • .1; V .: . LOGAI. Alp GENERAL NEWS. *AMBIT BURG RRESPON DE NC E - Buss Houaa , Riamsnoica nday, Maich 8, Isar.- The Ilptakerthalled Shea ottett'jo krder at 3 tic. , l.3k. 'Members all in their seats, having re. anrued from their late visit to the oily end other pr into oithe State. Petitions being in order, Mr Wil urns presented two rernoncrances, very nu mertnialk ifigned by the Marehadta and o,hers of your city, in opposition to the bill on file relating to the formation ola Transportadoo Company on the river. Allegheny. Doetor'Grdss peresente 4- rett , iou from the tier: mans asking for the *nemone of a .• German In eurprice Company " Whether the insurance is to be done In Germany or eleewhete, I am not ad. we f. Suppose we get an Irish oseuranea would It enable them to ,procure. (Alice / If so, let ue have it. -.T.ot. Groat, an act to incorporate the Weete Gerona Insurance Company of Pittsburgh. Jetige Shaun , n, ll act to authorise the coon_ cdy of the oily of Pittsburgh to compromise eith the holders of bonds of sai d igaued in pay meitit of substotiptions to the. capiL l stook of car . tato railroad companies. lktirAtili t ama, en set . tor repeal sundry acts of assembly reilitin ! ;ltO - rlitiieil'e r cimpanies. Be it en. 'acted dt Emma 1. That the act entitled, an twit re icing to railroad corporations, paeeed ,on the twenty-third of Apra, a. o. Ib6l, and the act entitled meet relatiag,ta ra I rpsd companies, peFeed May eitteentit, nit. 61, be and the elate.; ate hereby respectively repealed. Judge Shannon very properly moved to sue pond the orders, and that the House proceed to tar, rose deration of Senate bin amended ; the gams which is printed In your paper of to day, i. e. tore honest claimants for goods furnished vol unteers. To my utter astonishment, the House reused to suspend the rules; yeas, 40, nate, 38. rim two thirds. Masers . Shannon and Cessna loth advocated thy bill in statements allowed . Mr Shannon U so moved that tato bill tre printed with the am-ndments, and pissed on the tiles; to vrr.i . Al Mr. Cessna moved that it tie made the special order for neat Thursday morning. On this the yeas and nays wore called, and agreed to 66 to 20. So the bill with soon have to come up and meet its fate. Thera CAD e an •,11 I reason for opposing this. Certain y the pe. , p e who furnish. ed cur vo tenteers,shouldanot be kept 001 Of their money a_y longer. There should be honor some where, and where can we look for it, if not whh tb+ gent'emen intrusted by the votes of the peo, ;..le, to d 9 justice. , .4 ;notion; prevailed,. ar,er the expen huere of eel:orderable gee, the' two Seesions, each day, be hem en Mondays, Tuesdays, Wedne.2daya fled Thursdays, commencing at 3 eatotir, and ending '6 o'clock; until otherense (rimed. It is! to be' somaktOß now will be done ; end that dfk Le g* 4,jri will go forwir] even if the ai'my, does not. AIDA. 41Wls W. #ALL, "Me very , able eed if me " eeu l ebi t i f of " thee " , Mr. Speaker H all, :d the t3erate, wail be the caedi. aTf>ibla 6(e diajaky o. conmese, W. 11, If energy, industry and milt rated any weight wi, h the party C. which this gentleman fs coetreeted, then, indeed, wu'l be be el ected meet knumpttantly. Congresq wut /lace in Mtn $ most worthy and etheient Meth An and t. 418 C o nn try at large a true and- dAvoted patriot; 41:14 the People in hlm lifitiliere . wherrfma _Mew CgiTuoo. '• -ElkiaxLerz. sat Acrott =The Sam tep F,•an ,eisco.papara announce the death, from eoz;• atitloA lii city, lest month, of H. A. Perry; amactor . wholute frequently ap. pawed. els our boards. M. Perry was Bern - Philadelphia, on Christmas day, 1826, and was, therefore, when he died, in .he 87th year of his age. When quite a boy,,he used to work in a stable and ride norle, raises. Tiring of •this business, he ran stii i .rand learned the tailoring trail ilitthollig a hankering for theatricals, be. orelong went on tha boards. He made Merl:Wert appearance on the stage, when , about_e6nete,en years old, at the Walnut Street Theatre, 'in - I"hflxdolphis, in the cherectei.'or "Malcolm" in "Macbeth " In 1881, he was leading man at the Broad way-Theatre, New York Afterwards he traveled in company with Julia Dean for twe yeah; and, leaving her, "starred" it for. two years mole in the Western cities. neit'played in-New York, in Burton's compapy, and soon after "starred" it through the Ctirlacleg`itbd the States. He .plit'yed in Wood & McVieker's compiny, .Lc o uls, - Cincinnati and Chicago ; -gain at the Walnut, and later, at, Niblo's .aarden, New Tork. Two years ago he event to tlidtfblinia, made.liii.erst appear . anai at the Lyceum in San FrancLc:. as ,_tbello, and has since beeho4mdst con. ' s'an tly on the boards in that city, except 1111iing Iris ISM-Illness and When he'inisdA n occasional professional visit to the into die{" to,waa, UN4TED PREBBYTKILIAN.—At, the last ote.sitioti of the. Presbytery of Chanters, veld at Canonsburg, the moderation of a t4sll , stitargeliBted tojihe congregation of ill.t..Plessant, at Hickory, and Rev. J Rsitfe was sopoinkestait P3ctilde in 8 40 AiStatAtra omtheuLlth inAk. A call from the consgrigstionA of Centre, directed to Mr. Ibennedy, was sustained and forward. i‘dito/Ailleghetly si rrestostpry _for present's. y subsequvitly accepted, but it is understood that he will not take charge of the cOniregation until after the close of the session at the Seminary A call from the congregation of Mt. Pleas ant, directed to Rev. James Thompson, was presented, su-taineci and forwarded to the ,l Preebytery of New ,York for preset:L., tatton. The next regulsr meeting of Pres, hyi,ery is to be held at Washington, on the 8d Tuesday of April: DAVID bt'CANDLBSIS WILLIAM. Al kIARRISON A. COFFIN, Si;ecial Partner General Partners . .6026 -1 1.14 1 3 & COFF:2 NActeesPart to atTsattise., Mean', t Coo W.HOL:e]SALE 01tOCE11,8 Career Wood and Water Sta., wm. STEAMINGINE :BUILDERS, IRON-FOUNDERS, GENERAL MACHIMiTs k ROMER MAKERS, NeaNfittlsiiiits..R.it—Paesenger Depot. Wan, BBURGII, Pat.t. MANUFACTURX ALL ENDS OF „Ln Steam Engines, raneems te-...0 three to one hundred and fifty horse power, ..nd snned for Grist Mills, Saw Mine, Blast,Fgrnitees, Factories, etc. Wve particular attendohlotne godstroctionat R ises emit Machinery for grist mills, and for uti. vights A inittlay and circular maw mills. Hare also, an hand, kiwi wad ready or shipV meld at short ruii4Cte, irgruaea mid Bottom of every cit =gdelr aloilarsased Shoe: Iron separately, tWrapp4 I Shafting, Rangers and Pulliss,in eand—emultiristsjle manufactnre of , .Ad o pidgery and histamine lairds. l*krw, our manahwitarwamnte4li. "• iiii i rdeicifto nr of the oonnty solicited ..1311111tod: 404 - 04 4 01 / Buetwh , z!st Flo& i l kyi). edrAsgle R. SWILIALBN,Agent, WrieWq n BILLS qN PLACE I, II IITSE!UROM. PA.. PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY MORNING, , MARCH 6, 186'2. IT ElllllO BY TELEGRAPH. By Yesterday's Telegrdin. 11Prett (Froth clamation of Mayor Cheat ham—Periect Quiet in the City-,-,AConlVaci,from flecesh Rule, O.T.N CINNATI., March 5 —Forty.nlne rebel officers' were sent to Fort• Warren from Columbus yesterday. The Gazette's Nashville dispateh,giirea the tollowing proclamation by the Mellor of that city: i "The Committee representing the' city authorities and people, have disoherged their dirty by calling on !General Buell, at his neadquarters in h;dgelleld, on yea ter ray. The interview ' , was perfectly satis f,ctory to the Commissioners, and thereto every assurance of safety and protectiOP to the people both in tifeir`positions and their property. "•1 therefore respectfully request shat business be resumed, and that ail our zans of every trade and profession pursue the.r regular vocations. The coming elec. tions will take place on the regular day, aid all civil business will be conducted as neretofore. The commanding General as• sures me that 1 can rely upon in ontoreing our police regulations. "One branch of business is entirely pro.. hibited, viz: the sale or giving a way of intoxicating liquors. 1 shall nut hesitate tv invoke the aid of General Baell in case the recent laws upcn this subject, are violated. ruukd earnestly call upon the people or the surrounding country, who are tn . dn't.f the Federal lines, to resume their ,commerce with the city, and to bring in their market suppl es, especially of swood butter, and eggs, assuring them that they will be fully protect() and amply renin. erated. [signal).: ltd_ r + cEr4tATH &Id , Mayot." The city le ea truly (lait. Even the bitterest SecelusionlttB soknuviledge our military authorttine, treating 'them cruelly kind. Ail admit the-vast superiority in arms, equipments and appearance of our troops, and say theft, so tar, there has heed the most admirable diacipline displaced. • They admit, also, that the liesalana" have not committed a single outrage. while the conduct of their own troops was most outrageous. The Union men begin to make their appearance. They say that a malority will yet be found on our side, but t will take some time to develop the feeling that has been so thoroughly °rushed A postal agent is hero from Washington. He will open the Posk•thee to-morrow.— He hes already had forty citar.tms applying for clerkships in it.' _ L.. Reports from the South. Foe:ramie MONIROY, March 4—The shin Dd Witt Clinton arrived teat vititi.t. She was at first mistaken for the frigate nt. Lawrence. The &Almond Dtapateh, of 1,0.14 y, says that the Yankee prisoners have arrived. Cols: Wucaz and Corso. ran, and other Federal prisoners to the number of one hundred, arrived here on Friday, from Columbia, b. C. and are awaiting transhipment to Newport News. Taey, however, may have to wait for sev eral weeks to come, as the arrangements for sending them away have not yet been perfected. Colonel Wilcox Is the official who acted as military Governor of Lieu andria when it was first oocupied by the Federate. It is reported from Richmond that the Hon. John Minor Botts has been arrested snd thrown into prison for manifesting Union proclivities. The R , chmond DiApalch says that the order enforcing inertial law over Rich mond and the adjoining country Will be hailed with satisfaction by all classes. Auous - ra, Maioh 2.—A gin:len:Lao who has just arrived here says that on &tut day morning Commodore Tatnall's fleet engaged one of the Federal batteries near Savannah and lost one man killed. The fleet then retired. 'A flak, of trued WAD sent from. Fortress Monroe to Craney Is:and, but no passen gers,ratorrod. 7 . 17 p Atlanta, Georgia, Conederacy of fbe .28th tilt:, states tbat General Busbrod Johnston escaped from Ft. Donelson; and reached Murfreesboro' last hunday. Heavy raiva have recently fallen and the roads from Nashville are greatly damaged. Aim: Aral order, No. 9, dated Adjutant arld i Nit:lector General's Office, Wehmond, march Ist, is published, including a pro°+ lamation of President Davis, extending 'Mattis] law ciVer Rictithond,and the ad. joining country for ten miles. Brigadier General Winder is charged with the exeoutlem bf the preelamation.— All distribution and sale of spirituotui U. quorisis prohibited ca account of the de. moralisation of the army and the pmva. lent disorders. The general order of General Winder appoints Oaptain A. a G.)odwin provost marshal of the city of Richmond. All persons having arms of any cesoription are requested to deliver the same tp the Ordinance Department on or befol l / 4 1 4a 6th day of March, otherwise they will be seised. Latest from Missouri. SPHINUBIELD, Mo., March 4 —a—ape dal to the Missouri Republican, fropt Springfield, Mo., says: 4in Wednesday night, Captain Montgomery ci Wright's battalion, with his company, was surpria. ed at, Kettsville, Barry county, by 800 rebels, supposed to belong to *Bride's division, but who represented theibselves as Texan Rangers. They fired intoa house occupied by our men, killing two and wounding one. One of the rebels was killed: The bal. clefs Left, taking with them about seventy horses. Two wagons loaded wittiagny Mores mere burned. The stuns nriTt at Major Harbin's farm, two-miles beyond H.eitay.lle, Colonel Ellie and Wright, with s i n adeqdate cavalry foresq. , tiere tent to Keitsville. General Price had burned several public buildings at Fayetteville, Ark , inelug the Arsenal lead factory, several flBfrirsig ,mills, and 100,000 pounds of flour. - . Many of the inhabitants along the road 1 114na r been deceived by the Hee of Price Aludial would be bittchered. 4 Arm , union fes,ling , Ae been exhib. iced among fliore remaining. , 40 , 4 *. wag,. & BRO., , zl plitsburgh fielle="1108 AVM „ 1 r iItiVILWE - a s tate ,, PHI CPT GIIAGINIT, (VIA nd --lii,Lwar,,ken a la ppituarp,==ms oorriar of : :•7 =beer, fiti•b wo . sagi• r it 444 1 DwARD80:40 900: SE LECT, TAVE. A MIDNIGHT ADAPPITIIE M id n igh t—twe lye o'filbelr . .lireeibely The town“oleok had just reclaimed it to all who had ears to hear and the wish to listen. I had _been t the the atre. It was interesting, sod I had , stayed to the end. I was kink, - little distance out of town, and ow' ray 'way lipmeward , my steps Itittinis past one of the , city cpmeteria. At the spot I stopped uniritentionefiy, or per haps my thoughts canstati'„ the to pause. It was a heautifal,"aummer's night, and I took things geneiany easy. I had •ever been fond of testing r my, own courage, merely far my. own benefit—Day own confidential my ex perienee.- , Whitt- a. lucky chance! A, graveyard at black inidtiiggr wirer. the 'gates ltaiked? No: - r entered It was here that my Peek parents were buried; here lay the list mortal remains of those I once .so dearly loved and ' respected. I: Lai& very) of, ten visited and knelt by thpir gr4ves 'before—by the quiet lio.itia .of ',the dead—mourning in melanchttly eildnee my 'asp_ and bereaveniekt s , but never before had aliproasked suwight. was I timicl , ----TetfurTWlay, no; there will nothing to fear, ''l was no. coward, though Leonid tilt help no ticing how gloomy, how try lonely and sad looking, everyttiintbefore me appeared. I passed on— thraugh the long bath, by the ,'et. ! drooping willow—on past the :to row of tombstones and raised mom,,, to my parents' graves. ..,....., I walked with firmer stepaind quieter' nerve than I had expected though the idea of my situation caustidiVili l to Shull der.pereeptibly once in 1 - s;;.,..yyhtle; and. bete I beg you to rememberiabat with' the stoutest and braVest.Ottikatta theta has been a time of - similailisentiation.- r - Not fear, not ootiaidieei .;;C:iv r olrld not style it that, but rather ,‘*tvousuass,. deep feeling, senstitiveneait,,, . , . . I sat down on my mothOtt."*twe, and gazed about my singular.4o l .),tion. , A. cool night. Fast-fleetitigateek' (donde overhead, indicating riiitt.,bdrig now • and then over the star - ded Sky ; ' casting glootny shadows . gtzthroA, 1 the rows of graves. This x kkilbcon i now, perhaps, damped of Ar ; 4luitoqp tar til half hid behind the racing . . i ttilii;wotild,l sometimes shoot - ciutpf ii# : . 1. ' , '.ds, and cast a bright .stream . ;of; , t on 'the weary earth,chasingiVe- ..T; ; . sltiii , owe beforc.i4 and 4 *Phtit -IP t° . .1 very feet Theptigain,• • ~ ; 1 it timi . , in the sairoiindinglliiii, - !. ; , &the long ', shadows, • ereeetti: ! .7 . v=tlitt,. - saen _ • .und, ike speeisei;'- ~.:! li , .•;• ;,. iPiravitijuff.o4 ls ;' :a . ..‘.;:,- ...." ''' '' - low inspiring . win • :; •• ,+; 111-Neallaitg fhrough • the full-leaved tsees, would make a sound like that Of dropping rein; To be a solitary visitor of such a place, and at such a time, was not a very de sirable luxury; and I remember when, in my early childhood. I should have shud dered at the very idea of it. Very naturally my thougats bee ani e directed to those who had passed before me from this life to that of eternity.-- As is generally the case with one deep in thought, my eyes bectuine rivited on one spot, some little distance in front of me, across the path, where I saw, by dim moonlight, a new-made grave—an other tenement to the final, the univer sal resting-place. That it was a poor person who had been buried there, I judged , by its situation. Yea, indeed, , wealth and poverty follow to the tomb, retaining their outward mark of distinc-• tion even there. Perhaps I would not have notioed it. But was it fancy—was it reality ? I saw sotoetlisakmove upon it. I cauti- ovisly rose arid approached. What caught my eyes? A bundle of rags, and two little bare feet, atretohed across the mould. A child sobbing—mourn fully sobbing. I advanced and touched the little specimen of humanity on the shoulder. With a shiver apd a atria he jumped to his feet, and turlfed 'his tearful, sor rowing faoe toward me. Frightenod'and envy at this interruption, he attempted to escape: " Stop,loy little. fellow," I said in es gentle' a tont) as the ocoasion would permit, and catching him by the arm. " Come, tell me what you are crying for. Don't be afraid ; what is your name'?" I'Ltinirbert White," he uttered through hie tears. " And for what are you crying so ?", Poor boy, he broke from my grasp, threw himself down over the grave i h such a scream as I thought would ,have broken his heart, and sobbed pit eougy, " mother, mother ! dear mother"' Alas ! knew i for what be was ! weeping. His best friend and parent taken from him at so,early an age! It was a sad loss, indeed ; I deeply sym pathised With him. And such affee itistutottl, ..A.t.ibe, hoar of midnight, mourning in solitude over the silent tomb. I managed to quiet tiutiiist,Mned, aioiU leaTted,--anors-:of. history_ His mother had been _buried that afternoon. His lather i waw yet lividg. .240 brothers, nor sisters, Poor., lonely child! ~; [ Conelnaion to.morrow.l_ OUR X-1.0178 Er, NO. , 112 ArHiaaliOlßD P •rBsllß4sia ,T 4E. SW-I"pm% ANIOLINCES to the . trtilaidMis isAL didtv v i m of FRESH BLIE AND CAN °INTER% 64 ke pared to accotrusiodAndhs, , ^ 7 , . , 41) atki -well known house with. . •In the Openticthe shorn notice. Jtni RHALER. • Ma= ak. YA,Ot • , . tl fr 0 V Id tP fr • • • v 411 • A. 33 RA.IZIL 3EIYr NO, 30 WOOD STREET, (corner Sepand, P4t4purgh,) Manufacture an wholesale and retie dealer in alt kinds of Cook, Parlor, and Heating Stoves, Orate fronts, liender'S, nC+i In ortr sample room may be found the *CELEBRATED GAS BURNING COOK STOVER, EUREKA AND TROPIC, the merits of which kw° been Billy tested by thousands, and the Stoves ptutttnced unequaled by any in this kgs • toget her With a great many other desirable ) W i e j .4,4or7 l itie4,Mle- .4 - PARLOR AND HISTING.4OIrHS, l inibracingleurne•of the BEM EV/7MM, hoW of- ARE% to Dp Rabb& m gpr FANCY ENAMELED 4 GRATE PRONTO. AND FENDERS, of the newest styles.- Common Bucher, Bow , and... Jam Grates, all of which are ok, hired at very IoW prices. ErEipeetal indkicementa offered to buildert; wit of GRATE FRONTS notbffrn VOW IS THE TULE T(4 GET jot GAlNS—Paring purchased roost' of My etook bstorS the great advance, and as tun cloying oat lm winter steel. I harp tratked*Ll the beet brands Black and Dark Brown Wino& itt-94 cents per yard; Bleached and Unbleached Muslims teas than holsealerpricert one yard wide Unbleached bins. lin Sic, worth at Canton flannels and the beet Paper DI nights 12Ac; Blurt Profitsand Ifibb Linen* diddle •Hortr Skirts best quality. Pura/niers will 'Bo well to call and see, et 1,44.91 Market street, be. item Filth and Diamond. 1x29 ' , Ha J. 1.4f1014 . . ULIS, . AIitTEDIL WANTLD ' 'll ) tpulutee ONX 111711DRIth El MILS for the rrice of the United States. They mill he required to Ile not less th an fourteen nor more than 153 i Mre ha, high , nor less than 8 nor more th an 9 resa of ' flours of inspection fresh 12 Ni. to a P.. M. ditty. at Jackson's Inver, otahini n'trth.etireet a.. IiftiNTGOMERY, Itfejor and Q uartettenstm. O. B. Am . Office i. 2 M. I f.h. A , Pittednirgh, renza, Sedi , Mb. laera. . u 1)51011 ' --1"4. OWEN • BYRN E. MERCHANT TAIIvOR, 49 St. C6.ir Street. JUlOntlemesee Clothlug - trukte b orilelr cheap FOR CASH'. '4RA VINO RETURNBD FROM NEW TORS, With choir* stuck of CLOTHS, HH,RHS 410 VESTING% winch csn be pup cbsentlytt prices Sir below the neon! rates. Indueetnents ofh3bed to cseh buyers. 4111110:01111. f reg ~ v - ATE 1118$11.8E11 , - 1 )1:111 BROW2es zusvi v1i440,4L Otflqs,, tic !Ab i lyil•l street, Mabtri hiattia. • Tagl3ltOW ti lb AA me . tgitlieler,ew beuequip ci°B i, strlitlargle Ma stirs piaci t 6 e sniderere or entaisingt relief` •ah grf "Ws renmedina "p;al hrliowilig his att . ' tok.IIIIOWiPIMIXIIO3I3 • riaterglifd Went* the want tort; ,o 1 Venereal wit as terro i N; r l l= i en tubliti tlitrOg' i gnifeers Heal in ibe Awes. ate WV 0 4 •sedwgrestodenarms of siradhrelleete:s • yf *lush the ont to entirely tgedrant. o persons hOlda 'Dr :Brown offers bones eta sort "441)6°4 TriaL WlcAlellna Dr. Prove a retoelles for this 'damning tronbit otoo,Ot on often by that tedatary thaMt of sensual gratalcsiion, which ihislortng and wealcmlnited often nave way to, (to CU& own deetruction,) ars the only radtahte•reatelles ammo in this oonn• y saial andatake4 mpg restoratioa e U 7 .4lta health. RERTIMATDIM Dr. Brawn's remedies awrar hill to acre thh panful disease in a jete dage—he will warrant a care. He also treats Pile*, Maid, 9onhorrhiaa, thrichcro, .11rothal Dhanargeai Yoneala Wealotaite, In tl tho rah In LINN 1 84 1=1M3Pains in the Bach and Hiclaeye,.lrritation of Bhutd.n, together with all Weimar aa mornrciarigin. A hater deem - hang lanwrin=aining a no. directed D of ß: 50 id 1 Pitratraren'Paoril MO grocriadiataly anewared.— 3a, Madiaino arrord4RßY 444Btsa. "NY packed Itad serum Cram obsorrahoxst OM* and 'ftyilegliSotro, No. SO t +1...t. goat arstril Ps 1 . 4.11.4.airda GINA? ~Q,,VEATION OP THE DAY fe,t Imo weeks will be, -.WHAT OUGHT I TO BUT ; FOR A NEW, YEAR'S PRESENT. A n the freed end customers of g&INSILN, MiIYBAN & SIEDLE, That have not yet determined on what to buy wit please look over the following list of articles, whgn they will be pure to Ilnd something to Brut: Sold Vest Chain. . Wm Table Spoons, " Gents' Breastpins, " Tea Spoons, " Bracelets, , " Fort% Spectacleb, ' I. " Butter Rialtos, " Watch Seals, " Soup Ladhss, " Pen. and Cases, • " Cream Ladles, " Lockets for INIno- " Sugar Tongs, cores, " Salt Spoons, • „ Necklace, " Mustarciwoons, ~ Studs. Child's Knits & „ Sleeve Buttons, Perk, " pe = km, " " Ohitelain Ina, " I -Snuff Boxes, "•" Ear Rings, " Napkin Rings, • Ear Drops, Plated Castors, 4 Guard Chains, " : Cake Basked, • *els, " Tea Bette. " Charms, " • Coffee Be " ,Agmleis, " Molasses Pitch. . Penoilm, to, ka. ' era, . i • ' Plated toe. Pitchers, Plated Spoon" and Forks, Plated soup and Oyster 'Mies, etc, eta is. Geld and Bayer Watches of every lmagainw ble stile and prise. sylfrenon. German and American Clooks,Rpy Glasses, Musical Rozw, 2 to L 2 nines; Itronsii~ nary,_Portmonmes and fancy articles in fusaieralb*l nemerowwwwanention. All we ask is a call at our estabiptgptVx'lFTH STREET, iii +NW fou•Wrkfil,t4oie our goods and prime: alB . .. . a. D4 , 101 1 4149tECR1 tfa. B RO. , I. pFACTURERS OF icI AW • L oitift#G 61:10*138, 1 it lit Tie kt .euntritra FRAMES, 1111Int1titittoi Bosewooli blouldings. _ L. (1 t r tEaraaldata,_ IrtgllN4R-Va4771 4!D GLASS l* MPR l thaOd ithrfet , • Den:deep Block, between Fill , and Sixth; Pitla ruilia l l t fflttli i iv= ll6°"ae rep aaru Piatahiga,.maltrall ainzircargioa traaineep car avi ap larn a cto44l l .PlOPt •- : • #4.P• MtfCHiNT TAILOfI4" CLAIR tvraggix t , r. .FOR . LEASE-IA-Tkuhodgfr Mkt ae InvNlCHOLfifit H ted on the corner net. sp.7l offered for lease R. P "L i fS I T t M5 1311 . 1 ,8F113.11"?; moitammi &dome) it AAIT, w -t ritai—bor .5 itE4IttqABEGI#IIO AWN Arekr,". .5 .1.4 - lac*" glow H. cobsuiw, , •,, „, • I " 1..1 i 1 3 0 'FL P.A.l•rr INV 1N TO S PATEirf'AGetiCt PATENT AGENGY- Dewit C. Lritre DUl 1 Pot the pant §1 four yearit manaik t e r of Wrashinae ,Z ton Braiich Of 21 the itoleatiftie Akwericaa PBS,, 40 letits," edni an lOr Flf.! teen 'Mare la, the Pat ear iIL4.SettCY PUBS- Itirease. Fo r TorOive Years anA ffi cer of the Pa tent Onlce the last four as a Membeir of the Board of Appcai• NoTR—At information 18.8335 a t -y to procure Putentand a copy of the 'Pat l, 4 4 il B fr " *.° charge. • - '• Refer to preaeta:Commissioaer of Patents .11 David P. Holloway. QB2O. SEALED PROPOSALS ore indited tall. ►7. the 10th day of Idoroh, 1382`; at 12 cil_.ew it 'plying the U.S. Mb. DepartroeoP , w44A,4 o o9 b a"' It .arEasji. CATTLE, on the hoot. ' - , 1 The'eadleto be delivered at We..441,gt0.0. tl isod. eaoh &Mra! to average 1,300 pounds at) weight; no ani•nal admitted whiblz , wombs late. Um 1,0 0 pottade,groe. The Cattle to be delivered at milt' Smog slid in Bilch tmorditiee as the GoreroOnDAEoey requirEil. No Cattle will be required under thiii ebirract bp, fore the let day of April. 1862. . ; I Bettors end Bullocks not wanted. . A bond with godd and sufficieht recur* will he required, - Government reserves co Use f the right to peg in Treasury , Notes., I No bids sill he entertained when put in_ br con. rut on who have previously ; fatted jet comply with their contract , . or where the, bidder to not prmetat to re.pond to hie bid. Bide to be directed to MAJ. A. BECf WlTB,te.rk 1.1.13 Maahinetcpa Tovi t vi ' I, A B, do hereby propose to deliver to, the GOT ernment good Beef Cattle on the Loot for - hundred Kumla, gross ,we.ght. The - OittVe delivered of according td the termsed the anot.Aed adrertisememt. The Cattle to he weilghed on We aoslegoold the w'lght an determined tohe tnkfar ,*•• non mreilatt. I het eby ekree to givetagoM and etMeleint halltr tar the Inltilluesitt of the carp, tract, and to receive Treasury notes tot paylnent for the Matte.. CARPIETS AND 013 L. kislatralg —AT TEUE4 . • • F 4 O STREET CA RPITSSILOttii.,i 'W D.. IT: • 11 * ("A • iray 4i/rued next' of a wary latgi3 owl taxied assortment of CARPEPri2i(i, 44:( wincti th'el invite the actentisga ; or • hysers. JO, 4 , PY. will be 'lll tared on the litiorable term Aleds.• newly tmported lot et .beatinftil Uruggeta, 931 irldtha,at the lowest D. .CIEfAiNiAILLTid •'w nettg VI/ venni, aerc.ex. Hoar 1114,14,, , • JAMUS,:, S PORIC. ,P.EXLERS,; „tsm4,,stealeri Provision hi r ricsitaxi4 onto; boiler 41f Bib ROOFINIC. ~~.~o~~~N~a 'CriAYEti IMMIENT ROOFIN(4, ' l l .0.Y6:4144 OR farticti• it: And In the moat riturnole manner. HA.VI NG TH E MORT Co MP ET FYI JUIL, woiiniten In the eitriabe thaleretandp thelz bustriette. we 0.4 fief& we c, y 4 () fr-riat..ll erhlllg,euer then an ahe r a rm e e eSty. *ring dine Itlth=atilehtaon And care. littterielefor seteifflgkaligkejpiar , uollovie.u.ip ahrtreat TS EIJFIVP#,4D le 41ID • qi.i.4%4030P1f a .„‘ ,„;13 02 1 1018Nliat s itn• JSI 0- 7 8 &Wok, , gisaV PITTSBURGH, PRlttin-; dame • JQHN 1. '.OG/kN.'' ATTORNEY-AM LAM KUBN'R LAW BUILDING, del9.ly PPPTSBURG H. B WILLIAM CARR & Wholesale Grocers, AND IN ORTE}I.B olr WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, 45e. ALB 0 , Distillers and Dealers in FINE OLD eIONONOAIIILL RYE VitIORT; 887 and tcpTalbert" Street, soK „ iirrratanann, PA. BATON, MAGRUIN & CO.; JOBBERS & RETAIL,ERLS - 0 11'- broideries, Hosiery, Gloves, Starts Trin =nl ll° ,, ndershirte, Skims, Yarn!, RI bbons, Ruches, Flowers, HeAyn Wool: A toll lino SMALL WARES always on hand, i sty and Country Nerobantazappleed at low prime. • EATON, AtAOHUIS 4 OC., is 24 No. W Fifth street: NAGLE 011, WORKS. wistartcrni ANDERSON, •}1,19 1:1 .eatf• DKLIAEBS IN car u Oh* - ?HU -1 -i t t CAr i (jr;110 e COnstantl o n hand ti ll eintskeriayttet Co , on irterand '• AIM* 44 • Pill 9 - 0.014111, _ 1,1 6,16.4 AMR AIRLNDINEkr- icti ii , miii • ,oldartAl4o2,__,.C7liilt ' ,*4, 1.11 re . **are Pr •P w.'" NarrerVEY. ^Garrey Mitallet • ' ' WVOO.I street. felt TOCANS-45, barrels ?onus ,1.434 ,9erNsa and for sale bi urnazu MP, floe 1 r . 1 84 . 1 , 12a W1M414414 i (1.'11;1N ~CA1111.%, DRITCM . 2 0 8, 7 6 P V B . ;Neat 411170 r NEW , BRUSSELS omzein - • :1= r ere-Dr-' 12141 TheseLharisereatvediltrithente 00311 Ir. •• ~ta • W 0,387' ' 16,361 A l g r ArCUIAttOX' " • Robt. W. FeAwiek ___ ________---........-.. • \.. t• , , • I• I , , ' •-.1- .s. .n.a. .A , ..•., 41 . I , .1.; ;;-.CL.,.0,,,, . . ."..-,*, ~ ...,Mll AVOthir 31' .r."..) 11...0tr0 - . , 11% l .705 1. ;11-.3:11 1., el - rii ,310 1 11 41 1 / 1 13.\0 880 . lii% 1,.. .. 1 . 1 in ~.. As, A1i,,,511., esisv*Kl,ll-4 • 4.47")., ,, ,5 ,- rh rsr - tmo .r, In, )P , t 1 :71 * ,Nov.tou'it tvk itAl (r 1 1 . .1 / .‘ ', 4%1.ET9 11 .3 . 0 Q.ErGaZITIMIAP. licr:o: •MS L.• 1 'Mr:41 1 A ~ . :- .91,ifL..v.. .-• ... 1. ...; . .' ' 4. r, • 11. s - • A ~.) ~ A.„,1.i v u ~me.,11--t: , }l9,l3,,ihviße r peruisnen =roof • .. ..)... Is .• t'' , iv LIS JOY OZW ,Y.4:W.474 VONCIRRHEMEETABOIMMUNES, incontmertoe, tr:11 •,:Teu , l 4 3woo , i kiwi,- _. 41/oi# AFFECTIOIF4IKIHEED iftlgliffi . To has been halt! "' ONE: VINNON,EW mapfern our , Iferrgr,B67ltMe 4s l° lusha n ghalinairm mriE (mar ttiti 2 3 • - • .... , • iitIatoIaWediPSICLINICARIWAkt . ; ' are ared, 4n,110}4:0011P11241 tow ays, an& w en a actre is it -eau , They are premait franit veatiggsqosoft dam are Onrmloss on Lbe !Totem. Amin Atillse• nth titt}-etOttibial.'Cit and toe. ' §P l At r akrig.CraLtatoPia d u &t or Veh Vg rour nt 2 r e 4Ms. 4sl"l "' "/IREtts. , 9PRlfEELlotkuy: tad Art I,oatti-granaktfn di agrat, per. J. t fti t ,1111.4411 PARKA 004 vettifi *imilArtitry. -;,r, fitiquiridel "wakilloit*ilti,h4tzfirstAnd 23. 'bite` ? i gra? Sad sad Pal g u kayg P9g ieMAlTlVrrh - • -' 4O; Alsouobebing an4. *••Ai l oSieraitiMiti , r, 4 ft anti lion o.tr:er seas imefi.gery mijkat uuy ic trdt c sk l lY • WI s nay . . ..... 6113 UT 0 AIME Lk-le 3e0., wHoLtOtelaßlyetlis . wall/MTN AIM FORWillOfFtlitibliNTS -Lan- 9A - twin mummy., Pponourt urn Ynnernttmenaialininnlll33. sa *4 1; Id asoPter ' . 17 ;moat. EvutOPACV *WWI, ritgattAS iLf t rnatA fi ttr - AA N tAfer,teAlructsgl . ,,„V‘- gitiwcy e t i it.: katrops. Agent ter the Itults a mt ai rlia Owl. Air, Agent fin old. Chi -- tlit r *l gerevT "l.3olll:l4 MtitMr: •". , 4. . et t :„„firmbit.irfizimat At,:USTIRJAKMIB itog4l,Aftlen is - ProzWasnertr"4ll3, 111411.' esibr Won -- elM r l=3. —319LD*44 " 1 " 1 " lill risocrma azwasuripllo, e Persons dsairinn a Loins ass no ftdask saunsta. w tE rtati l:% i tt enl "ri b o tritairAgarodas oi '4ral No. PK) mantikikitigaAmod. Offiss, •talthir. *OMR "" rtimmAs FAlpEryst3l4-rogeri .:. • 2: , • a d i pa TrinorrfußE AND ~ I W i n' lio;184 FSDNBADST .--".. LINDBETAKIMAAL I t, mom iiT4niitiittOttlioni' WV - roam /. Itkal. Pj?Let c/tI4:JI9II.M2R*OII4°II, I " e 0 - ANY VIANUFA.ariritE POR -504 REMEMESCIVOIL •• • ` Of/ ViAg: :1.4J 10 I 000 YTTLa UHT Wares No. 45 Enid NNW r nwitteirm Dia 13 rtV, 1111 ,14 1 )1 r 1, SPI,7IPt-tIM, MP". Gila . Paur candLeopeistor, pATinfrio sraititi i rqu THE Rir4 o :4fl) 4 ,0 1 ,6 g 47 e i l ke•eVer others unk . iiteudeteTif chnipess, ann. photo and onzartuity. .;:‘))1 ) Second. In chnininn grain *N., Miter and inorb th • ...totn*Vindfleselhber).mw any other 17Yhtw ilidainirillig i tiranen A . 4 klat lean in goodLlrate fonoloandadit of and moth pr'W ttds tr =cm lidemon'thattrdili nitoteld=4 l o.3 - , did sot , iii—Phtetou==tneM awn and frati= 4 oo4.4lWOU l erkleeeelnl Vi and Oldo, In is disnAtend Illinteataitnactictirin all *Nen b7iikeft- _mif 1 at inVv=aole` _ 'Sr ALU ABLE REOPEEMOREIALIC - ..,.. situate as Mtn, Unihn aild YilliaMitrosA':- Piiiiiburnh, ottithioh Tri ' enieteati4OUN Bill TANOIENTtI ,iffiatinL a : mg pkiiigilrundredn year The pr,operty ial , xiateaninhirbese pater the nitY4lnd well - .. - Ibined , f4, - s.ualt Pot, as all the lines in the nity ennitirinin-, eaattatedit, that-vadat ThebbinialliSemanlifits atviei,on Liberty a tizt er t , Z r o. , xi. tialoa etreetn6 'testae lar tt e i megpfizmaoffs t ja k ep- UlaaN,'''lraiW it a. ' e. ifispeneata itridgm . 1.,,,i ; . 4.1f,..: v i r ., - 4 fen Q 401 3, • 4 ENT,,, , DR/PAlia li i' bitcPes Store soots in variinua - Apply to 01.. i zixs alltE asktit NRCOngsztai as. SAI , Er--6,,OW,teeMi ta nduee 06b3, !a bulk, dallieni4 14_ - F or ?..„p„,t. Era ALUM Agents GOB-10 barrels fresh siid for gale by '"%,; a9l i. , filarnar Mirk* uLpgrEE LEW& forjthe- /*tit oervotion of Older ? . . aS riesi and Mt elk EMOREIR ',116+ • NO,. Fed giftY^ TAB. w Sg4T A ING" LAP Int itowldrewp the public, thwt. ha bat ~, .0. . thie wret -2114 havuko th e enharxt . wt 7i now keerperekto 14mjeb. . snit 'lamb boatds, Acucarsaitat dIX#III, end shuttere,Ailw znakhuwk a .... _ -C/car4 Thaelvild' and for male • tca :4 ~a ~'~~ ~_` ..tri -',< 1 ~ v, i ' a 4~s"' , NU 36 .s.lllll44rsosoBN itcA ' , 14.15V1
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