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any other office le the city.
.k:tklttiE SUPPLY OF
aO.CITS 13HOES
lust *este at a alight ?drum en
east at the 43.&1 , CIANI EITORIf, of
f I 4 ROSEPII 41: 43611LA.ND,
eeeond door from 6th
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AM Me lo Shell:4oam
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w rlialAptfts, for sale cksitstjtior at
• auqtam&Breaextars,
in Wood Area.
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;ceipts last year—K ll "i!V - 4
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znerehandi.P ' 16382,598 f.
275 831 mails and exp -hts, $28.1=
831 OW; total, 21 :1 1 .'50. 'Bipenses
$5221452 $0: N: ; • :•187/44#
Dividends' , armsgialli tqtwhole' ( lto
10 per c. 34., have tilffin made airing tire
year.
'he Petroleum Trade.
At,a4eting a the,ißoard of d Trade
r•roothsolitadelphia, on Monday, H. C
Hickok,sq , late State Superintendent off3ehool t Jahn, Alexander• midi:Ahem.
,
04 % 110t eir experience in the petroleum
W .Prof. ° Jlickok gave a statement of facts
~ostich had come under his personal crier,
vation ini the ,course 'a d two years rest
'ffritultsin he business will' the Veriango
olliegion. Mr. Hickok stated that he
was herelby accident, and had been called
on bythe Board of Irado without time
;being afforded him to prepare a thorou •I.
statistical acoornif.. The production of oil
began from wells Of fifty tb a huhtired and
fifty feet deep, b..red in the narrow valley
atOil creek and its branches, mostly in
Penang q county• from which the oil was
raise/by! pumping.
In thsi course of last summer a well was
sunk 470 feet de^p, and a vein was struck
from whlch the oii flaw prorusely with
out pumping, and now a barge number of
such wells eziat, mostly along Oil creek
and within a distance of seven or eight
miles, a few being on the Allegheny river
below its mnuth. These 11)wing wells
Yield variously. 100 to 500, 1000, 1600,and
in one case 3000 bar:, l. of ~,, per day,
when allowed to ft ,w Tile immense
quantity they have yielded has so reduced
the price, however, that the flow of oil has
been partially or holly shut off by stop•
cocks in the tubing, and they a-e allowed
to yield freely only when satisfactory
orders are to be filled. This temporary
closing of the flow has not been found to
affect tbeir protectiveness.
The quantity of oil raised- and ready fn•
transportation, as_ was actually observed
two weeks singe by Mr. Hickok, amounted
.40 about 26.000 barrels in — vats, near the
wells; 1 000 do. at the railroad stations,
awaitingtransportation, and 25,000 do at
Oil City, awaiting Ph , prn mt down the Al
lOght.ny river. Thee agg , Kra , es Ara
, about the average I)' ing at those points
nonstautly. Toe weekly produo' is about
75,000 barrels_aud if all the wells, prow
sunk were allowed to fl iw :he quazitity
would peach the enormous aggregate of
260 Ol i or 300 009 barrels -per week.
14
A sive LOW:Brim ex)st in the oil dig.
Ludt itself, at Erie, Cleveland, Pittsburgh
and the eastern eitie; Pittsburgh alone
will require 46 000 barrels per month to
supply its refineries fir the present year.
Extensive err ins-ecuents have been made
fur shipment to Europe a c. ngle party in
France rrai iirmg 100 000 barrels... Tne
eastern c - al oil refiners are now supply.
ing themselves almost exclusively with this
carbon oil, their products being marked
under the same names as before ; and being
identioal ta character.
The speaker estimated that at least tw,
and a half millions of d .11. A-6 had been in
BE FIIRDELMIND,
vestadln the purchase and lease of lands
for oil; Of course a f4r 14rger sum was
invested in the handling, refining and
markepng the oil Trio market was ex,
panding in geometrical progression, both
in Eatope and the United S . .a'.es, and no
limit could be at present assigned it. Ho
considered top supply Inexhaustible, and
cited the flow of the Eait Indian and
Persiin potro:Aum wPII3 f.r unknown
centuries, those of India having produced
abc'uti 400,009 btrrels annually for an un,
knowp. period.
Coal oil, he said, was a misnomer; the
oil, he believed, came from the bituminous
shale 4 below the coal formation; an im.
mens 4 formation which could never be ex.
i
haunted. The district n' which it may be
founcl in greeter or less quantities is very
larger . not less than 60 miles wide and 160.
long;‘if, indeed, it does not go much far..
ther outh. In Ohio there is a good deal
of a valuasle lubricating oil produced, but
flowing wells have not been found.
Mn. Hickok denied that this was a Penn
sylvtMia produoes, and urged on the
talistit and business men of Philadelphia to
enteriinto the extensive trade it land already
oreatod. The route to the B+st wee short•
er our own roads, and shipment abroad
as e y here as elsewhere. With oil at 80
to 40 cer,ts per barrel at the wells, and yet
wor 40'cents a gallon, crude, at Liver.
pool, there was an ample margin for profits'
It a very difficult to make a barrel that
will old this oil. He had seen it drawn
Ulm gh the bead of a good barrel at the
rate f a gallon an hour by the heat of the
sun. In the summer season the flowing
well are closed up, the operators being
moe y farmers, and the demand for oil
bein smaller than in winter. Nearly four
mall n feet of lumber have been used on
OD Creek since the business commenced,
)r uildinge, derricks, &c. The amount
f pital invested has been nearly two
kill one of dollars in two years. Nearly
ll e nil finds its way to New York, by
'a Bufftlo, though the dia,ance to
hi adelphia is less, even when going by
to of rittsburgh. The speaker said he
eli ved the present pipe bill before, our
.e stature : tyska anakegotten up by some
Fe York BDeculatori. They propose to
.mtrey the'oil, bye pipe, frr;m . oll. Oreek
•gttanning, forty miles, but the real
/et is believed to, ho to secure the whole
trade fpr i llef,Yor i k city. The sentitor
who had introduced 110 bin becrterl 'oowl.
In: of tf,'bVt kind' IFieeived it from some
-
itsircre untenowwiodisitn in Philadelphi4.
i.e speaker, in. alluding to the different
us to which itie oiicould'be ptd.40.130
he'had been informed that much Priiitccb
hr:ndy had been manufactured from it, it
big preferable for that parpoee to the
istbisiry exported t i Franc., to be return , d
to us as olive oil. liearly all the new and
beautiful dyes. Eueh as niagenta,
Qts wt:re made from petroleum.
„JAN, krEA.N.4. , 1.141.VLD ill'aili.l) ; LESB
• RISON A. 0)e - VIY, 9 necial Partner
iensraliPsatergro . , ...
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gore: q `" '. 1 •tid of r•-, , if ULPEUTE OF LIME for the Pro—
m a nekwheat drlour metre se serration of (Men pet received and or min
* * " EFIMOStitp jt__ Vr.4.1" . ... Dru .01„
4 B. L. ALLAN, agent,e Wood street. ntpin '''Nd.-PeSunill4t. Anq Akan,.
WNW
--'l o l.biii'
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oar gage
bonds,
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acory. ,, A,
la pay
_lpper Poto.
ltirit i ‘ itioviiiiiiiiiits.:=GeMeral
: 4 Shields.
Caiai.irarosr, Va.. March 6.—Last
itr
.rftht a squadron of First Michigan Oav- ,
alg,y,advanCed as far as Perrysville,-on the
iThichester turnpike, and ambushei and
`surprised a party of rebel cavalry, putting
Ulm. of them. hors de. combat,. and Totitalt
glom. The Michigan party fettkmeifivitit
MSc rebel cavalry horses, fully equipped',
as trophies, among them the celebrated
black stilton rode by Col. Ashley. Not'
a man wad lost.
The amount' of forage and provision,
ca•ptared hy oar right wing since the ad
vance into Virginia is estimated to be
worth twenty thousand dollars. This in•
eludes four thousand Funds of bacon,
stored for tho nee of the rebel army, at
Esqutown ?and L)vettsville, now held by
the Erni°i c army.
The su ess the movement oh the'llPs
por Pots ac has been complete.
13,n. Shields passed through Merles•
town, on his way west, last night.
Michigan Democratic Con
ventlon.
DETROIT, March 6.—The ;Democratic
Sate C. , livantion met to this city yeater.
diy, and organized by electing H. H.
li•ley, of St. Joseph county, permanent
PrNildaat.
Tee attendance was very largo, fully
five hundred delegates were present, and
tte proceedings harmonious throughout.
It was deemed inexpedient to nomi.
nate candidates for State offices at this
time.
Resolutions were passed expressive of
the position of the Democracy of Mad•
gan in the present crisis, promising 64-
port, to the Government in all constau.
Lionel means to suppress the rebellion,
and opposing the Lamination of the war
until all iresistahcs to the G.nernment an
der the Constitution everywhere cease.
Abolitionism is strongly denounced as
aqualiyguilty with Sou.hern seoessiorrienti,
and thi ipeedy extinguishment of both is
hoped far—approving the moditi.tatim of
Frement'd proolainst on and Secretary
C-tine.roa's report, and the appointment of
the present Secretary of War, as an indi
riti,n by the President to adhere to the
, ritututior t denouncing corruption and
i•Ltritiviliancl, and demanding b onestyan
~ p onomy in the administration of the
43.)iturnfnunt
Arrivil of the Northern Light
Naw Yenx, ?tfarch 6 —The steamer
N. , rthetn LigiA, (rein Aspinwall, has ar■
riv , xlw 4 lth 'California passengers and one
ra:llionin gold.
Too Panama papers of the l!.sth ult., con
tin the followteg:
Washington's birth day was celebrated
st PeIDESTIM with much spirit,
The U. S steamer Wyoming arrived on
the 18. h.
Business was reviving in Chili, and the
harvest. was abundant.
Peace has been re established in Bolivia.
Mvolutionary attempts to agitate Peru are
in progress. It '8 stated that the Bishops
nld otner clergy are endeavoring to create
;,üb.ic opinion in favor of annexalon to
Spain.
Latest from ship Island--A
Rebel Steamer Captured.
EtosToN, March 6 —The United States
gunboat Sazott has arrived. from
. Ship
Island, with dates to the 22d. Sfie repOrts
seeing a vessel supposed to be the steams.;
Kensington, which towed the supply ship
Vermont, from here, on Sunday last, off
lisiteras.
The health of the troops at Ship Island
was goo!. All the oyster boats in the
vicinity had been captured, with 35 priss
onere, thus cutting off the supply of oys.
tars for New Orleans.
The United States sloop of.war, Hart.
ford, arrived at Ship Island from Havana,
on the 22d ult., and joined in the celebra
tion of Washington's birth-day.
The steam gunboat Saxon reports that
the steamer South Carolina has captured
the rebel steamer Magnolia, while run.
ning the blockade off Mobile; with 400
bglbs of cotton. The engineer attempted
to blow her up, but enlr'succeeded in kil
ling himself. The Magnolia is a large
side wheel steamer.
General Lander's Funeral,
WASHINGTON, March B.—The military
display attendant on the funeral of Briga
dier Genoral Lander, this afternoon, was
large and impressive. A number of the
most d stanguielied gentlemen connected
with thl army and navy, and in civil pok
eitions were present. The flags were
everywhere at half•mast.
Reception of Col. Lee.
BOSTON, March B.—Colonel Lee had a
formal reception from the citizens of Box
bury last evening. Gov. Andrew and the
Mayors of Boston and Roxbury bade him
welcome, to which (Doi. Lee responded in
terms of patriotic fealty to his bid flag(
Rubber Factory Destroyed.
BOSTON, March 6.—The Beverly Rubber
Factory was burned last night. „Loss,
$lOO,OOO. Insured for $70,000. The Corns
pany bad a coniket fdr the , tnaliufaeture
of 70;000 rubber blankets for the army,
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
Pittsburgh deneral Insarauee Agency,
es„..coukkani,.. paz:ese...9 l ted i of 111101 7
est Stamm?
tra.- Chwetere by Penna. and other Statea.illia
*j..Ftre, Marine and Life Rinks taken of all de.
sertpttons.
„13,12.54 m 63 FOU Rl' if STREET, Pi tnif "limb .
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• s • _ *int o :y. Eiv
~' stilange---or , A;e''eVtialige,?--I
- thought 4 ipt of my— 0vt.......1icurie.--I
[thongliextot of the timeg4l4-mindteras
iitigroirsod iiillaYtitelof ttir, poor, help.
less little fellott , ; , lky tfty Op_ A O u . ih e
led gie; - (in Art* ~b hilikiarrow • 41-
lop.. ( 1. folfdiVedAhe7cti . 'small hand
wherever. it led: life.' . ,', d,..• at last
in frput, of a- °reeked, ' Itierrdooking
;trialiiißg, dirtying:l alitridikavrarlr-I
cola . aeberirdifin'ibtildativiAleirpoke
not a word, !teit *tuft ~ eip'Opiteili-dark,
hputteu pair'afritaliejltitti , iitirtmg almost
at every 'stop; qtri t li tratotiyitiowing: if it
was discretion, whether it was policy
or rairtv•to p - fireTer#irT , J,
,erritmngb
i :dearly loved adventifte,' d now I
certainly knew ' 'riot WAir ' before
me. At last my ( asitielt - ; is hand to
a latele(l could only Willi was such
X s
by the Sound) and opened vii door.
A low, garretiookingoom, with but
two small windows , halfAr the lights
stuffed With rags. The 'Sling broken,
I cracked and dirty. kettildl table and
I a light; (Oh, poverty-itatte- .obit of tal
-1 low candle—tlickering - andi'Vrasting by
the wind from thp wizeoly—steek be.
tween three nails on a Iliac' of Wood,'
i threw a dim glare over tie greater
portion of the apartmeitt. '";%
In one corner of thkivein there lay
I
ifteap of rags, meant I
adppose:for a
bed, and in another triot , of old kettles
and a stove. Thitco fat as"l could
see, constituted the Ossciiiions j.herein.
Everything betokened.wagt and wretch
edness. t
"And this is where you nye, my
boy?" I'aiiked. ,
" Yes, sir.". '
"And where is your. father?"
I had namely' spoke* '-nven before
an answer could be ziyen, a heavy
Clumsy step isinilale
.given,
on
the staiM,l and a hoarse, gruff voice
singing some profane iumg. -
" It's father," whispered little Lam
bert.
Good heavens! could a fellow-ereat
tire be so degradedl' Even on the
night :of his wife's bhrial!
A coarse, druoken bloat, in the
worst state of intoxication, I saw, as
he tumbled into the and cast
his wild, bleared eyes upon me. Hie
poor boy! so young; and to exreri ,
enee such misery, suehlegradation, in
his only parent! That tyranny ruled
there I saw in a 'moment, as the
child crouched from his sight. And
what the dead wife irrupt have buf
fered ! The very -.44ught bid me
thank God that *he had taken her
to himself.
With an oath he demanded my
business. I informed him of the cir
cumstance in which I had found his
son, and politely requested that he
would deal mercifully with him.
That's my business, and none of
your'n ' " he grunted savagely.
And, in defiance of me, or to glut
a hungry and ferocious temper, he
rolled toward the child, seized him
roughly, and commenced beating him
in the most brutal manner. I Re
monstrated, and managed to get the
victim from his clutches, with the
thSteemination of taking him from
the place. As I reached the door,
tile drunken brute, with terrible cur
ses on /hi lips i ordered me away from.
the house, staggered upon me, and
raised his huge fist to strike me
down. I evaded the blow; but he,
reeling from the force of the inten
tion, fell forward through the door
way, headlong over the stair, down
down into the darkness, head over
heels, with frightful velocity—fell
I . eavily at the bottom of the stairs
and all was still.
Greatly excited, and fearful of the
result; I rushed for the light, leaped
down the steps in almost as quick a
time as the drunkard before me, and
bent ;over his body.
A frightful spectacle, indeed!
Bruised and bloody, be lay with his
back broken, expiring. It was his
fate.
0 intemperance 1 abominable fiend,
unpardonable abuser of nature, most
damnable appetite, heading the crime.
list of earth, how many bleeding hearts
curse ttunr -- 4tt----ttris—moment I-- -How
many early : graves pear witness:of the
fatal jpoison ! How many homes of
pove rt y,or
of terr, of disgrael, hoarsely
whisr of thepower of that fatoituil
ting tempter ! How many blood-spot
ted Mains on the page of history bear
testimony against thee ! Of sorrowing,
und widows,,hplpless and ill-treated
Orphans 1 Of suicide- - of - Inurders !
Thousand of weepirg, tortured mortals
cry outAkefom
. God'# hj.gh. 4 ud g m e nt
seat'for avengement.
Another victim lay before me. Sick
1
at h art, I had scarcely noticed the
crro d of neighbors who had assembled
at ' e confusion and screams of the
chi] I4Litalif.‘ ii ti, f t . ir
physician was called, lent' all - :,;1
vai . It . wsple&aici. I .
~ T 4 : -.,;.--.r.
he dying man raised . 'hiS eyes #-L . :l,
insr4, y;, t4§, p A oli wp . :-,ged boyART
iin e xpression of recognition, mnttVre. 4
oneentence—" My poor wife !"—and.
all was over.. ; c , i
I took die charge of tht otiphan. He
haa;lfiali - th lA' my best friend ; and, a l;
th..k heaven he has escaped the dead
-1 • ippr. int4gik s tined ; his home and
• ered his
• T zr. za017437 - ",
fILAIIIORD ALLEY,
PITTBBURefI
TE 0114Z)tr1iditS
to. the public that ite'essft day reoeiniot
FROTIIINEtiIrNDOA , *KID, 4e ,
and'ls prepared to s ooo toreedeON ft Pil.ltiti°
old and well known houPe with rythinw% the
opidtag and drinking line at thtPahertutit malt*.
Keay ,AMIN : : gg„
4f)EARIk ABH-40 +make received and
guarAsti) kg
t 4 • LißtUtit .4.4:0144ba.
`tNtll MARCH 7, 1862.
, e ,T o v -. •
.„ tip
151. 1 •cir
.1-
, . 4
.eek. X3F1.A.1:)2..3Era". ~,.... •
, .
Ilio,/ao WOOD STREET,
. ,
(et,!rntt.r t' ,. .tortd, Pittsburg - h,)
Watinfecture ad wholesale and retail' dealer In ell
kinds of
. ,
Cook, Parlor, and Heating Stores,
Grate Fronts, Fenders, &c.
sak„. In our sample room may be found too
"CELEBRATED GAS BURNING COOK STOVES,
EUREKA AND TROPIC,
- - -
the merits of which have been fully tested by
thousands, arid the Stoves pronounced unerpialed
by pny in this mark.et t. together with a great many
.tliisr desirable patterns.
We have Mee 4 very large aseortme_ . of
PARLOK AND HEATING STOVES,
eery mbracing e
pub Born elic. of the BEST PATTERNS now of•
fd to th
Sr FANCY ENAMELED GRATE FRONTS
AND FENDERS, of the newest styles. Common
Kitchen Bow and Jam Gratea, all of which are of.
fared at very low prices.
AV - Special inducements offered to builders In
want of GRATE PKON'fB notkom
OW IS THE TIME TO GET BAR-
I. GAINS--paring purchased most et my stock
pi
tore the great advance, and as I am eloslag out
my winter stook, I haye marked all the best brands
of Slack as d Dark Brown Calicoes@ et 12% cents per
yard; Bleached and Unbleach.i.fbfeisline lees than
wholesale ewes; one yard wide Unbleached Mae.
lin iNe, worth le; Canton Flanne:s and the beat
Paper Ain .lias LtiAcatirert Fronts and Irlah Linen•
cheap latiep Skier. best qls3ry. Pnreheseris will
do well to canoed see. at Nu. el Market street, be
tween Fifth andDlamoud.
_ _
ia2e . R. J. 1.YN04.
MUTES WANTED—WAN TI,D TO
pufrhase ONE HUNDRED MULE' for the
service of ths United States. They w,:i be required
to be not lees than fourteen nor more than 15%
hands hi..fh, nor ieee than 3 nor more than 9 years
old. Hours of inspection fr. m 12 M. to 3 P..M.
diely.st Jackson's Livery :gable, FOitrth etrset:
A. MoNTGONERY,
Major and Quartermaster U. B. A.,
Office Q M. U. S. A , Pittsburgh, renna, Feb
Bth, 1862.felertf
OWEN BYRNE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
49 St. Clair Street.
Gentlemen's Clothing made to order Cheap
FOR CASH.
B - A VI NG RETURNED FROM NEW
Y. IRK, with a choice stock of CLOTHS.
CM,' - 3 I NI EIIIII3 and VESTINGf3, which can be per.
obased at prices far below the tweak rates, •
ass- Great inducements offered to caaWbuyeAto
selLein
CARPETS ANL) OIL . CLOTHS
-AT Tim--
FOURTH 8T BEET OARPET &ROBE,
VIIIV D. A H. IecALLUM HAVE
T Y a this day opened part of a very large and
vaned assortment of CARPETING, to which they
invite toe attention of buyers, as they will be of.
eared on the most favorable term.,
Also, a newly imported lot of beautiful Druggists,
all widths at the lowest rates.
W. 0. A H. ICOALLUM,
0,25 to rrm..tb street. near Weed
,TAMES HOLMES & CO..
POR% PACK. PACE, and dealers in
Provision Pd t-tret tel Fronts, corner of sir
a pal rd..
ROOFINC ROOFING.
GRAVEL. CEMENT
—LND—
CANVASS ROOFING,
DONE ON SHORT NOTICE,
And In the most durable manner.
HAVING THE MOST COMPETENI
workmen in the city, wbo understands their
business, we can safely BD, we e..n do work as
obese, and, tf anything, better than any other firm
in the city. Repairing done with attention and
cam Materials for asJe with all the Inatruottona.-.
Require at 76 SMITHFIELD STREE ~
laldm 13, P HHOPR
J. D. H ANCOOK.
a TTORAYE .71" .47' 1.4 lir,
NO. 73 GRANT STREET
P 1 'PI'S BLi RGII, PENNA.
deist ,
INT PO P.TA. IsT 'l'
—T 0
INVENTORS.
paTENT AGENCY. ,;; PATENT AGENCY.
Id _
Dewll C. Lawrence
! 1 i Mt. W. Fenwiek.
F o r Tweive For the past
Years an Oni- -
iiii four, years
0 Rans g e r of
car of the pa_ a, the Washing
ton Branch of
tent Office -- z the Scientific
r American Pa •
the last four
..i . tentAgency
h ., Z and for Fit.
as a Meall- h - x teen Years in
of the Board- the Patent
1 0 1 Agency Bust
of Appeal. lit
,ness.
. - NOTB-All information necessary to procure
Patent and a copy of the Patent Laws sent free 0
charge.
Refer to present Commisslos or of Patents Hon,
David P. Holloway. deSO4l
WILLIAM CARR & Co.,
Wholesale Grocers,
AND IM ORTERS OF
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, tie.
ALSO .
Distillers and Dealers in
FINE OLD MONONSIANSIA-NYE WHISLY,
, 1.4„l A_
827 ana 82f) .-a - nerty Street,
noikly PITTSBURGH, PA.
EATON, MAW:LT:fIit & CO.
JOBBERS & REi-TAILERS
—o Fit.,. ,
TriEntrunata t Embroideries, HoglAry, Globs ~ Shirts
Cravats,dershirts, Skirts, Fares, Ribbons, 1..
u es, Flowers. Zephyrs Wool. , ;
MO line tinA it. WARES always on band.'
titir . City and Country Merchants anisphed at low
R ri
. BATON, MACRUM A OC.,
oep. '
1024 _ . Itll.l Fifth street
SMITH & PITCAIRN,
MERCHANT TAILORS
No. 4
Air CLA act wirliegkr.
„ , .
IifOTET. FOR LEASE,The. Sense
known whoa 8T NICHOLAS ItI2TE - L, situ.*
n the catitittr of titikt hillit*MllM F.OArA is
ofie lu t fortipsee freers the first of ApriL For Wm'
,it e -te . i I • •- l'
enq 'of ' 1-, Al_ -it 1 .r. 1
. J. jr,l6lOA - 111801.1, Attorney af Law.
. 1.0 - 0 ' Midst: 11l V Fart ilth fidero riti*,a2.ol
li st
AZOR C RINDIN e •, : i, .. 1 , ,/ ,
(tar okithiafiel g:
.. •,,z.juzgi har,l4
se od, roam ptegared 7 . liiiibhr *Nis!
Ow farboarse , i ,: 0. fi* ,
b...m1 , p,...: v, /, up, pew
T. J. tiLRAFF.......y.LUI., LORI (4.0.4. PF
.-„
Weston' Stove - Works,.
246 LIBERTY WRBlos9','..L;l3'ftiiiiillint
GRAFF , & CO.,
REALNUFACTXTTtBd;
W OULD CALL THE ATTENTION
leafed of the public to their large stook of well e e
'Cook, Pialor & Heating StOyes
Alilo-IMPItOVED
KITCHE.. RiNGES. &RIM FROM'S,
Houow-Waim, ta n among which will be Mond Me
ankl COAL 000 a STOVNIN IN THY
STATE. Ttle
Diamond,Advanee, .i9glt+f-14.1ipse, an
Mom eavr,
Were aver
. rl th e FIRST Plthi['AlM atihe State
Fear for th BM' COAL 000 H UTOVID3. Aim)
FIRST PR ,XII.IIH awareett"to the
.
Tatar, A immix, GLOBE ar . EXPITBLIO,
'Per the Bitor WOOD 000$ STOVES' NOR*' lit
119 E. The
4 A.N
' TUCIDA.Niand KANSAS Premitun
StoTee a nnettrpsaftecL We call attention of
T.PEac,E and BOILDERSite the largest:stock of
GRA. FRONTS it FEENDKRO
„ .
j e IN TES STATE.
B.
N. .--14 lute the D AMON D anti M &ISE OW
Cook Woe eleittnkleapeftortedaniskm, which Mend.
the fire be -r thou Iron. oe2Ekle
.....---
DHI V 'IE DI.S.F.AtiEb—
DR. , BOWN'S 15fICDKIAL - ‘ . l
arid WS' LOAL 4/11loc, No. GO :-.:----- ~...,
3mithlield street; Pittsburgh, ' '.' .......;-!..
f -
Dr.l3 • , WN Is en old dd. . -,' '-':;6''...4;4'
nen of • • lltuib, and hsa been 1 . - ' ......- .
In Praoti• for the last twarlit j ir-;!: ..- 4
rtvii vim's. i Ms balmiest ntet• -: '- ~, - , •'r
been oonftod mostly to Prirste : 4 0 ' ( [
and Sm•gioekl Diseased. '
AND ErrliAigEfEli 4'7' P. '
in need o a medical friend , PlhOlatar,
and oat sure place of relief , Is •
regular and his ezperleskie in' alti. ,
went a rtairtelass of dlsonelA le wow, -
tee to the erem of obtotnutw pent= relle
by the nal of his reitecti* end Iblloisint b 6.3 ea
i EWN'S liiihtlib A a
utp c Bl4B
vice.
atm/ fall to parS e worst form 6 ( Veraireil 1:11-.
ewes, Im iniMes tlereralouls! a. Also
all dis among !worn herodAta/ 41 N whi ,
manifests ItaCt in i t ri e w forms °IA , t r e Vlid '
end a gro mooorfo bf td.:2l t •
of whi ch it[ .. tI. entoreivngnarant: Tr
PerßOns am/cirri, Drigrown otters I:lopes of s slur
and noes Pr... c---
I
-
II if : RR:Mi . /if; WMAIIII - Ksig
Dr. Preves Netnedieli for tbiE anunuag tronbt.
brought 0 0.1.0, by that solitary lista of scram!
rataibaupe, lOWA tie young yin , / weedrnendod
often gilway Loa th their own destruction,) Sr
pies only ellithle remedies isneetro in tbectte
trf — th en are oafs, alleinii:e a speedy re ctomidi II
of heinith4 •
B.H.STRIATIS:4I i- , i •
Dr lsrpwu'a remedlee never tall to wire thir
nantfadiwicse. in a yew '644-Liiivwgi vrinasti,
care. He !Jars treats Plthl. 'Ellett. elene(frebilitep
9triceari; tfrpilW pie.obargre,..Fenaale Weltt! es,
monthly 18 nppremPfots, Diseases df the Ides •Iffa
tula in Alto, IS orriAtEr Affections, Patna m the
and Eideays,lrrintsion ofitite Bladder, together
tinth all discos s of an Impose origin.
d i ,
Ale deecribinie t n . __Mnetkatie, - etetteellrig a
Cu, ed to DR. BeDwri, No. 60 thatitheajd St, ,
Pittabur Pa., will be lanusiodildely answered.--
Hadiein sent to any adinds, safeiy packed and
se'illre fr . el obierrabon. -
•.
Oface had Private Rennes, M. tie ' mil bled
root. Pittaburah • P.. •”.relLdavd.
~Cr a 6
. TR.
HOUSE, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER AND GLAZIER,
iro‘u-t4k St., Beta Wood Ilt limithdeld
TIBB (FRG e t PA.
Wir4ll work p - o - .Not.lv Att PI
ended to. 03,125t1yd
TH og As FARLEY'S
; .
FURNETURE AND CHAIR WAILMOOMB,
0.164 FEDERAL ST, ALLEGHENY.
UNDERTAKING, it all its branches, will ?weirs
prompt attention. Orden) can be left _at the rock
r a. the Livery Stable of Kr. James Floyd, Ohio
treat. &Ileghenv. selit4y,
nEw Nsu ICAL DISCOVERY,
F" the speedy and permanent cure o
GONORRHEA, GLEET, URETHAL DISCHARGES
Berailnnal ae.elensermteaLlitgtaittlirriEmistylona,
Gravel, Btrielzire and
AFFEMSI THE KIDN%S t eD EttlptlEß
ONE HIINDRIC D PHYSICIANS,
in their perste practice, with entire success, super
seding emm,
known. COP/1.11, Casein" or any compound
hitherto
SELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
are speed in station, often attesting a wire in a
few days, and i.ben a ooze is alba,* It le perman
ent. They are prepared from vegetable extracts
that are harmless on the system. and never manse
ta
toe thomacb, or impregnate the breath: and be.
e t
ing au coated, all nauseous taste is avoided..
No eJaa 00l did is nooessary wh il st army+ View nor
does t ' s.ction interfere with business pursuits.
Each St cieetalior six doyen Me.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR,
and will be meat by mail, postpaid ; by any adverbs ,
ed Agent, on receipt of the m a riy ianu
None Reattlue without my oh the wrap
per. J; RRYAN, Rochester, N. . fileneral.
artraikwlo4!
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS
Y 6 PIEONB
NEW DRUGGETB,
761'180E8
NEW BRUSSELS CARPET
LA.Meninalitel3TenPrilell azidattboolfnetb.
eat
pric
es.
W. IrcLrNTocir.
NEW CARPETS,
Oil Cloths, Lc
. 9
—A T
M'aA•LL.IJNS,
No. 87 Fount i Street
BOIIG HT PREVIbIIS TO THE ',ATE
etheece to prices, of widen thA flillegtotran
taw Is offered to purchasers FO (USW dab
JOSEPH H. THOMPSON,
GENERAL Ad - EAT
COMMISSION BEIMMANT
.ro. 4 ~Rforth 1411111 area, ,
delf-ani PHILADKLPHIII, PA
EAGLE OIL WO}UM . r
WIGHT MAN & ANDERSON,
D BFINEB3 AND DEII 4 ERS 7
burgh.
ilh o Pure OilbOD Oil, quality qtatranteeci,, Pitte•
MEN Beaeole endear Etressi3 constantly ea bead •
Ordsrlfieft at CheaaAnyth a Otiee, OIL Wstezaild
Prat streets. wtil be tresualY Med. weaketni
17108. BALE.-. 6,000 Inwhels prive old
Oats, in balk, delivered et Bo ,Ta. For
lotrom apply to B. L. lelt Aptik
- N 0.4 Wood altaset.,,..
)ECANS-25 barn* Pees` iFst're',.
% saw
111
ostvedoxi ior este J d.. , - -.,' s th , ..= - 4.
• ~ A1ut05,,....,-
4 4 41 44 11-00(611
.. S ,
R # - ~.~~.
, • „
~ . , y....., •,, :4, Ltual .5 - I , :es.ca. l l
. Iv mAL FrABEILA2 Olt ~-,: 11 ~.. ,i4ani
STEAM it iE ::Bin . ..._ ti , , 1.,i,Li,„,i.
p .,, R0 i o ijmni ggw -f .....„,i
to ~, • 8
~..' fla il malo - I 15
(1.: •• L 4 .c...t+ 1 -
is e. e gikt "
.tv.at .....f, 7. , 1:- •
;blear tb ?ORA; R. R. 'Passenger p - e 001 .4 Ira
~ • • .,..., -t21,;,,,v, ar,ollll- .fl• T4l.
1 3,=: tfreArl-141,!1M,'-..tilliiu ,;:
.? ACTPIO4, f!ll.:s)iriVilettitipri-41 •=1.1,,=f1-4
Eanimte=. 6 , dii rdtfcmoilia....!•—
~m -
t Furnaces,= l ,3 l 3 ,efAL. ._
.. i.
~ , ,
. i .
' ititroiilb tow atitiet..., 8.r.....i
,
an M.:Or -tir 41211 1 T1 f°F litli,
,:z.,.,„;,.
til boil fiio.4hooli NA zebit , ArrY4" l , i ....i-f i -,, 14 . ;':; - :' , .
notioe,,Rnginp and 'Smear bf vrery . ,,
Bd=. Li e• ~. and ; ... (la . u,
_,,c-i a 'C..= 4r,-.1:01:;,-_-:;„
- iZ n e l ' bI / fa : 2;,-,,, , e.is4o- - - '''
(4 - 0- ofbMe tb'. umulttr, of .—. - .
' Try 'MI lifilthundlied.s. • ' • ' ' '-', ' , • '',.L- a
Sieb,WrqUr n),Kiiinel4l4l=l '1
mai ty, of nutterlol., an
n'
i- .. 1 .. ,_
~.. t. I, .; , •1
frorp al3 parts of tpo cotpl=fitea . ,
.11 ikat •., .. ~ ,
Lit
Mlll4l3alri
kgri
.IMO, Mita
IA,YEtAI
mentat lib •
• •“ftiptotti
I
gWlIt !
eta vane,'
of ihe be pn at
111 itaata U:1 •
• air/Order
aod,
,ro ,
110 AT -111, 41LZEILL,4 *te ll :
WH 4LES A 1- GROC'ERB - ,
NIIII4ORVIRDING tdiIiCHANTS.
I hataß4PrlPlPaban, AWD Prelntrene h.I.AtTrAIMFffiy
, pis! LLB
eveuol .
:orEAN 461f4.0 lit r .
-• -
.4Arricittx,l:lllo.,
_PAO,
No. 11b Witei street, llthilhlrgbMi'
mitring out ft setuktbrettepganetligera
• . • . of tlin old country, either by
',I7V - 49fikAii,z, pa,Table Wally part
1 . .17 .0
etHl' 4.ll4llTrllArittitTfil
ritT or r
tit
u t eir L c ae ,t
sied r oo
ma.,
a ger, Yarir, liverPobL 618 4Clir
.t1:1' sl,)
Agent
le,pre t neren
from dr to
E4est=l or
EIGHT
at Burop4.
rec to t to •
'
Maw
&away
=EMI
-,.....',..,!5z,
_ T •
, , ','-i
'.-
. 4i.: f l i: I ,-.i,'
v_,; .
Ally •
-..,,,,1::;:4
iti
*IL. klii Wiallealtaba anti INk Ilium' Dada
and Ov on hand. end mad e to order. 01 1 -- "-''
.:::;:.:_
shorten n ON at• •' f ll' - ..- ' . '-''':'
' WILIAM - SOW& ' - " :. f .: sk - a- ', :-'2I.L . 1
,izi
S H It T BAO V 0 .1t Y ,
.3., , ..4 '7-A'a
NO. 47 T. CLAIR STRIART
oat '
; E.• _WATT Si,
'TER Y., PRICE & CO. ••••
HUM AND Dir..T.E1313 IN
...-
. •
~ o
- •
CIAO o. :- PA05144TE144i .. ,
NIFMAMA VIMOMEriI rfailOrß' TriPP*lg!il is . '
,_ , ,
- '
--:.
PTO. MARKET ST. Worth Sidi?
MIL AMIALPILTA E. , EA. ,
- ..!
Anill V. 1, IMAM V.." 'ULU*.,
.....J4V!.. - 's: -
delklv.i
. _....„
—.--
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FORWA IpS Aliaamitais tbri • MEßeffigir'' ''''''"- ' V:
, - • • • ,oi 4aviie, 6i •-, •c'F . ' • .' • "-• ..;"'
i vrapi
Pitman, eltirlity, Bawasa, : Latx,ag Meritiewb i ,, ,, ty ./. ej ' l 7,.
D2l4d ~ .„ „4
,PRA-nm.",.f. 0 .-vrii, F 21, 4 0„,
.. i ~,_„._,,...
09 : : : . 9 , WhatILICF . 41,,N14 ITHST 87EUMFMN. . '
'PITTEIBEINGH, PA':
- Prin.:l3 , G. Bexley, ii4eq., William Dili- • -.
..t 8. Onthber . t. A Son, Pittabn 4
At
i ,80yd , 4
~
d- .er BWe ' 8. Bad.. ~ , . .4.1 MI 111.
I ;.. List Howell, e .1t co., Oeorget M.
le ~- . Donlon Penton IF ~ Wheelpia; •
: ' .ttla
13 i
- ...' ..•
1. _ ~. f
I • •,. I
I t •
. •
Jima i
worth Sr .
Ott, Her
IL Bar
Ander
W IY , & Tl. Elko,
/86-. Wood Street,
1 . TOOLS FOR VETI4:II
:1,9 at the eborteetOosaffile Witte; •
laths boaaosotimuntr*tia :J •i.
.10 "fever_ broke oat,we ean aware • „
&MO the oll'tiakbleakithaptt,-
4r . hOreat to give tut a call ttoji make •
; 'oh of oar etoelt no col band. Witt ' ' ^ll
•
LOME oWltitria.—{Dii. iiliiiiiiii- 1 -
PALLIBLEFIMMENT FOR HOBEOlaits;.; -'4
4.171 Any,l,nall CSB6ll.44=oAssetegissug:
k m
rain* Bruises Or Wregom itw•miwie,--
saikoeguee., (,•14utesuf 4tielts,„
ts, maw, Am., ft will 6 , turez• i - - 0
hillthigbenenny easily bei *4 iw-t i 1
the 'poll:gent stages, bat oon camel. „
it theOw4litallityort asedttelegai '' . -1! , ....:!' f.. 1
• 4PWOrDri:Osdi e hittllibUt '- i
,
- alleviated OtAi'Luditne iti faith- ~,- - • -- - - 1
codlort Viii 1 .ila mums .147: astav wsa. ,
..,. the horse to travel with oath e
. .... t , ,:.:1.1. El ...U. .... 1 ... t
horse °wrier, should have th i s reat.
• 'i tip Umblyltse at the4l6,l6liplieesergsger,
, will purchusllngment taupe taxi:MOW , :
mentibied, to Whionl4.ll` hergebiall lab* -., -.• l
Reader go , miuM-44bertril l e; y 0 411 1* - 2. , '
• . ly 6 orthiesa ,
_.,
• , •• v.'.. R R. It. SELLSBB 411 4 30,4 14 , : 1n ;•c...fi ::.,,•'::
y..,14 17 , cr , _ Aosta for Pittsburgh' • % ~-.:
tuxrivall
from 8
magi-
Scrota
Storm •.
eared
ore be !i
of Me :.!
it my .;
ful ap
and
moo,
NA:Ts/pox •:.,041;
-
E."
- -
e
tt
save Qua rtale. - w lC M i ra il 5 " l '' :. " 4 a
LA*adorned offensive -o and bewail-. us!- bad'
color, (which color we warrant flatlet be , ,
age or exposurej ill nasurpaneed tortia,:..wa
for in-tittitydiza.. 4 .4. __deli
...Qiia je t ot oruetar ut a t e tr r .ref l a jo r
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