Volume XX.
THE PITTSBURGH POST
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WESTERN STOVE WORKS,
245 LIBERTY STREET,
MI:TSB Er It Ft
GRAFF & CO.,
PACII7I7.III7:TVEI
Would call the attention of the public to their
LARG 14.; STOCK
of well selected
COOK,PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES.
ALSO. IMPROYSD
•
Kitchen Ranges, Grate repute. 110 l
low Ware, de., among which will
found the Best Coal Cook
Sloven in the State.
The Diamond, Advance, Air-Tight
Eclipse, and Iron City,
Were awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the
State Fair for the BEST COAL COOK
STOVES. Also FIRST PRE
MIUM awarded to the
TRUE. AMERICAN. GLOBE& REPUBLIC,
For the BEST WOOD COOK EDWIN USE. The
-KENTUCKIAN and KANSAS Premium Stoves
are uneurpasped. We call attention of DEALERS
end BUILDERS to the largek, :dock of
CRATE FRONTS AND FENDERS
IN TOE STATE.
N B—We line the DIAMOND and. ECLIPSE
oat Cook Stoves with Soap Stone Linings. whick
end the fire better than iron. oeZbis
Mii-Pine White. Plato and Fanny Flannel Un
der and Overehirta on hand, and made to order, on
shortest notice. at
-It. WILLIAMSON'S
siiirt, 'FACTORY . ,
No. 47 St. Clair Street.
11 Ail= ILLINGAIL 310.1iONGAIIE
-41/ LA PLANING 34 ILL, would resPeotfulb , in
form the public. that he has rebuilt since the fire,
and having enlarged his establishment, and filled
it with the nearest and must approved machinery,
is now prepared to furnish flooring and planing
boards, scroll sawing and re-sawing , doors , sash
and shutters , kiln dried, frames, mouldings. box
making. Arc.
Sours Prrrasusan, Sept. 7,1857,
NEW HOODS !
Second Arrival of
NEW SPRING STYLES
-AT
EATON, • MACRII,II & CO'S,
Non. 17, and 19 Fifth Street.
Ribbons, Marv, Braids, Laces. Buttons. etc.. for
Dress Trimnnuks, newest styles. Embroidered
Book and Cambric Collars and Sets. Real Lace
and Lace Trimmed Collars and Sets, and Hand
kerchiefs. Black Lam). Grenadine and Tissue
Chemise Yokes and Pantslett& Editing. Laces.
ete., Ladies' and Children's Hose, of every
description, Gloves, thstralete. Mits. Bonnet Rib
bong, Ruches, Shaker Hoods, Cord. Chenille and
Braid Bead Nate.
. _ .
Another lot of " Crinoline Draperie," (French
Skirts/ Those who have used this skin, pronounce
it the beet ever made. The "Quakert Skirt." and
tt,a **Flexure Skirt," are also Styles worthy of
tartatm
Furnishing Goods, Fine Shirts. Col
lars, - Ties. Suspenders. etc. of most desirable
styles. A full assortment of Fancy articles and
• Notions.
Wholemiggand retail buyers will find - a large and
eteelleotglhe of goods in every department at the
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BATObi:111:9CRtill& CO.: 1 : i Filth
CARR & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Anil Importers of
WINES, .11ItANDIES, GINS, ac.
' - ALSO,
Distillers and Dealers in
LD VONONGAHRLA RYE WHISKY
kr: Liberty Street.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
SMITH, PARK & CO.,
i INTR . WARD FOUNDRY,
[PITTSBURGH. PA
Warehouse, No. 149 First and72o Second sts.
Manufacturers of all sizes and ascriptions of
Coal Oil, Retorts and Stills. Gas and Water Pipe,
Sad Iron s
_, Doi/Irons, Wagon Boxes , Steel Moulds ,
Palau, Hangers and Couphngs.
Also Jobbing and Machine Castings of every de.
serration made to order.
Having a complete machine shop attached to
the Fortodry, all necessary fitting will be carefully
attended to fenlydaw
SMITH & PITCAIRN,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
NO. 4$
SIT. CLAIR STREET.
JESSE JOHNSON,
GENERAL COHISSION LIEROIANT,
ANT DNALKIt IN
Floor. &Sian and all kinds of Country
Pralines. Wine, and Liquors.
Cigars. Tabor*, &e.
ittri l itWrs advances made ea eozurignmerite of
OFFICE -
AND WIUENOUSE 7A7 SOUTH SECOND ST..
sulkly PHILADELPHIA.
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GARDEN AND FIELD SEED,
leAsur.aarrziornikkilmenaroirrs.
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DAILY POST.
ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.
CAMP WVAITIELD gellTl' r
Ile rnit E 'VoIti:TOW.!:, VIR4INIA : -
- April lith, IM2. )
EDITOIt Poirr—ln compliance with my
promise to Write to you upon our arrival
in :Virginia, I shall now endeavor to give
you a few items from the seat of war, com
(men ciug with Our departure from Camp
i Farnum, Md.,
1 We left camp on Sunday, the 6th inst.,
lat noon, and proceeded a distance of three
miles to Liverpool Point, where we were
to embark, but upon our arrival there
I we found that there was not a suill . cieut
i number of transports at dock, to convey
lus, so we were compelled to seek quarters
- in the camp of the sth Eieelsoir Regiment
until they should arrive. We remained
here until Tuesday, tith, when we were put
aboard the steam transport State of Maine,
in company with, two companies of the
2d regiment of this Brigade. You can
readily judge of-our promenading room
when I reveal to you the fact that there
were between eleven and twelve hundred
persons aboard.. The steamer had, in ad
dition. two schooners in tow. both heavily
laden with horses, - wagons, Quarterm as- ,
ter's stores, &e. It ruined incessantly I
from the hour of our departure until Wed
neSday, tth inst., when it cleared op beau
tifully and we bad a tine sail of it until
within about forty miles of Fortress Mon
roe, when the wind arose and blew it per-1
fect
. gale, causing the Bay to be so rough f
it' awakened the men, it- being about .11
o'clock A. M.. and the officer of the guard I
( W. H. Dennison) was compelled to ranee
sentries at all the principal avenues with
fixed bayonets' to prevent the men from
leaving their quarters. lit the course of
a few hours the gale abated trig great ex-
tent. yet not enough :but what.the.vessell
pitched considerably until our arrival at
our destination. Fortunately there way '
but little sea sickness on the voyage, owing
perhaps to the-fact that the roughest por
Lion of it was accomplished durit , the
night and when the men were not a llowed
to run over the vessel. At daylight Fri- i
day morning we found ourselves in the l
Hampton Roads, and soon after at For
tress
Monroe.
Shortly after, while taking an obseria•
tion of the Fortress and the many vessels
anchored near by, our eye was attracted by
the appearance of a singular looking Craft
moored close by, which we afterwards
learned was the justly celebrated "Mold;
tor," or as the rebels choose to term it,
"cheese box upon a raft." The interest
she created was greatly heightened when
a small cloud of light blue smoke was seen
to issue, from the "box," followed by the
report of a gun. This was the signal..
Soon teissimpes and opera glasses were
levelled and the attallnig intelligence an
nounced that the "Morrimae," "James
town," and another rebel vessel were ap
proaching towards the Fortress. The ve
nous crafts: began immediately to weigh
anchor and get out of the way r as.we all
supposed, or an engagement. Such aseat
terment" of vessels has seldom been wit
nesied, and es our steamer had just re
ceived orders from the Fortress to proceed
with the regiment to Ship Point, near the
York River, our anchor was hoisted and
we put back up the Bay. Different stories
about what occurred have reached us, but
nothing defiaite. as we have received neither
paper or letter since we left Maryland, and
have no prospect for the present of a mail.
In company with the "Elm Citi," "South
America, - and several barges, we steamed
up the may to Ship Point, (about two
miles south of York River,) where we dis
embarked at the month of a small creek,
up which we proceeded a short.distance.
The place at which we landed presented
quite u lively aspect, there being at the
time some thirty or forty steamers and
quite as many sailing..eraft, all of which
had previously landed their living cargoes
and were now lying ut anchor awaiting
orders.
NEW GOODS!
The first night we were compelled to en
camp upon a low marshy spot, which was
very disagreeable I assure you. There
were some twenty or thirty other regiments
encamped immediately around us and they
laud preiiously_ procured the most desira
ble locations. However, we remained here
hut one night, next day (Sunday 13th,) we
took up the line of march, and after pro
ceeding nearly five miles through numerous
camps and over miserable corduroy roads
arrived safe and Sound at the present camp,
which is but a short distance south of
Cheeseman's Creek and about three miles
from the rebel works at Yorktown, 'Vir
ginia. The camp hi on level ground with
good 'facilities for drainage, surrounded on
two sides by dense pine woods and with a
Southern and Western exposure. The
tents. used are the "French shelter tent,"
which admits of being carried in the knap
sack.
There are at present none sick in the
Hospital, but several in the quarters, most
probably the effects of the change of cli
mate, water, de. • •
On Tuesdaylast, Private Frank S. Gough,
of Company G I committed saieide by shoot
ing. himself with hiti musket, the bill en
tering aboutthe centre of the frontal bone,
producing instant death. He was labor
ing under a :great depression of spirits for
several days previous. He was buried
yesterday without any ceremony, not even
a coffin, for it is not allowed a suicide in
the army.
The fortifications of Yorktown extend
in a line from river to river—of seven miles
—and are of the most formidable charac
ter—the earthworks are from thirty to for
ty feet in heighth—and- surrounded by a
moat of water sufficient depth to drown:
"the ruthless .invader," however our po
sition will likely overcome this little dif
ficulty. General McClellan is in the ad
vance with Berdan's Sharp . Shooters—the
latter are on picket duty, and invariably
pick off with their telescopic Allegany reb
el scoundrel who has - the presumption to
show his cranium above their entrench
ments. d have.heard several speak about
a certain member of the Sharp Shooters'
who has tweatrseven notches in his rifle
stock, (a progressive age - truly.) Severe
firing was heard in the direction of York
town to-day, and I have since learned that
it was one of our artillery companies
(Howe's) who captured a rebel battery, of
one gun, but at a dear cost, for there are
only four or five whoare . not elthersevere
ly wounded or killed.
We are under marching orders and ex
pect to advance a mile or so to-morrow.
It is currently reported that the rebel. Gen.
Magruder has promulpted an order which
in effect, limits.onrsojourriupon the "Sa
cred Soil" to ten days--said order to. date
from Sunday,, April lath.' How shall we
take it? seriously, or as a good joke ? the
latter I predict.
The attack on the rebel works eannot
be defeived. but it will require many Iliiyel
and , lives also to reduce it, Yorktown is
being daily reinforced from both Richmond
Amid Frederieksburgli. Our troops in point
; oftaaphers are vacuously estimated. The
m a r t fenie is estiateami as lefts. •There is :
ibis& mask Wank lar s lmtlase l not filter .
PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AIPIIII. 23, 1562.
The Pennsylvania Reserves a re stati o n.
rd timber back towards Fortress Mu:moo,
but Col. Hays' regintent is encamped near
us and are in line spirits. Several of our
boys (Friend Rifles) have paid them & vis
it, and speak inilowing terms of their
treatment,
treatment, tVe., bile upon the steamer
(State of Maine) 1 learned from the clerk
that they had conveyed. several Pittsburgh
regiments to Fortress Monroe, among the
rest the old 18th.
We are now minus drum calls,
&c., by a late order from headquarters,
I which prohibits the beating of drums or
playing of brass bands; therefore the latter
becomes a useless ornament. The pleas.
I are of picket duty is exemplified from the
;fact that during the past day we have lost
eight or ten men, the or six of whom be
' longed to Berdan's regiment. Our tramp
discipline is now •extremely strict, for in
stance—an inspection ofarms, equipments,
&e., daily. Col. Taylor, of the Third Ex
celiior, is now in command of the brigade,
(hen. Sickles being in Washington, and it
ia.rtnnored under arrest; (for our late skir
mish at Stafford Court Rouse, Va., where
there was some bad Generalship shown.)
The "Friend Rifles" are in fine trim and
eager for the "ball to open.*
During two or three days after our arri
val here we were unpleasantly short of
provender, and a sheet iron pig i hard crack
ers)
was a luxury I assure you. But now,
thanks to our energetic quartermaster,
(Leonard Baneker,) we are again stocked
with fine salt pork and hard broad. A I
most uncomfortable little insect has made
our acquaintance here; he is termed " n I
woodtick," and when found neon the body
can only be taken off with great care,
from the fact that it buries its head into I
the flesh, and if plucked off leaves its head
there, which immediately festers and be- i
comes quite sore. In lying upon this ground
one is very apt to find them.
The climate here is excessively hot, and
Old Se/ comes forth in ill his pristine glory,
burning ears, noses, &e., without regard
to one's feelings.
- Our position in line of battle is the cen
tre of the right wing. The boys are lux-
uriating on oysters, which are Mend here
in abundance.
I have received orders to place every
thing in readiness to move to-morrow.
would write at more length, but your space
and my time both compel me for the pres
ent to desist.
Very truly yours, &e., R. C. H
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JOHNERS AND RETAILERS
Triennium, Esuhriderles, Hosiery. Cieree, Shirts,
Cravats. Undershirts, Skirts, Turns,
iiihixes. Ruches Mowers.
Zephyrs Wool.
A full line SMALL WARES always on hand.
to City and Country Merchants supplied at
low primes. r&ToN, mAcftum & co.,
pea No. No. 77 Fifth street.
JOHN V. MOE-OLIVES T. TlCkt T
E. WATTS.
WITH
TERRY, PRICE, dr CO.;
IMPORTHRI; AND DRALERA IN
(Nwalseres. Natttneta, `Pit.
Sags, Tallow• Trims=Bags. Ike,
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NORTH RIDE!. PHILADELPHIA
deMls
EAGLE OM WORKS.
WIGHTNAN & ANDERSON.
MIRIPINERS AR DDEALERS IN PURE
Carbon OIL quality gugranteed. Pittsburgh.
Also. %WOW slut Oar Ureaye rowtantly on
ham&
Orders. left at Cheat, Smyth k Co'. cc Water
and First streets. wit' be ptutoptly
JAMES H. CHILDS.
HOPE COTTON MILLS,
Allegheny City. Pat
MANUFACITURRItti or
SEAMLESS BAGS,
AND OF
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.11anufaoturera and Realm hi
BOOK, OAP, LETTER,
sad all kinds of
WRAPPING PAPER, have rosnoved from
N.. fl 7 Wood street to
NO. 88 SMITHFIELD STREET.
Pitttburgh. P...
C..h paid for RAOB. apP
WM. H. SMITH JO2. R. HUNTER.
WM. H. SMITH dr CO,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
JOS 112 =HID AND 147 FIRST STREETS.
de2S
Late at Miller* Itiokettou'd
ItEltiffElt a 131tCrrii
[Successor Reymer k Anderson.]
Wholesale Hellas in
Foreign Fruits, Nate, Confeetionary,
nagare..Fire Works. Ile..
NOB. 126 AN D,11 . 28 WOOD STREET.
P]TTBIII3I6III.
C. WEST at CO.,
lILICIITACTIIISIIB or .
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
ROOKAWAIN, BMWS AND SLDIONS.
No. 187 rims Street. Pittsburgh., .
w r r a = ted to be theintr,,
SHAKE*
100 "DOZEN WHITE AND COLORED
WAILER HOODS,
or Hale by the owe or single dozen.
BATON, AIACRIIII & CO.,
age Ns. 17 Fifth etreeb
MaUii
CALF BOOTS. 04.00
GEN
CALF BOOMM.OO
D. B.BMar,
No. 73 rillth street.
2d darrfrom Market.
LADIES 11:31461L15H
LAST HEEL -: GAITERS 5 1,00.
NO lb sr .1M101:Irr.
Beeeril (kw beetliallort: .
12 11 31 4,-.
Amu, .1101011,111/111114,
al it • •
Written for the Cineismatti
WINDOW GARDENING
1 Cowl tuled
Those who foster plants through the
winter should either repot or top-dress
with fresh in the spring, or tho'se well
doing through the previous summer trill
not be compensated with flowers to justify
the trouble of keeping them ; and, above
all, the pots should, be kept clear of accu
mulating dead leaves mid moss. 'Clicre
are many annuals sown in September,
which, potted off. brought in and placed
in the window, will flower early, such. as
the Mignonette, Nemophila, ('andyttift i
Schizauthus, China Pink, Phlox Drum
mondii, and many tithen , , which will af
ford as much satisfaction as many peren•
Mills. The Geranium and.Paligonium are
general favorites, well calculated fer
win
dow culture, (though tender,) particularly
the foruier, a succulent plithr ; which will
display their flowers through the suMtner,
and if bedded out in June, these scarlet.
flowers make a splendid show, but must
be re-potted again iu SepteMber, and
brought into the house. The'emeti is cul
tivated for its unique. appearance, and
splendid flowers. Weigela reset*, Azalia,
and the Camelia, are tine plants 1;)t the
purpose. The first is a .deellitions shrub !
will flower early ; theotherk are mere ail . -
ticult f,,r the novice to manage, without a
pit, or green-house. Violets. I Neapoli
tam) Oxalis. CyeletB,lll. Myrtles, ifasmoni,
Orange and Lemon trees are decidedly
ornamental. Then, as apripg aibnisce , ,
the Verbena. einerara,'Petunia; and a I
host of others. in , mccesriion, that devel- 1
ope new beauties. It is not :trwilv flower
ing plants that are attractive, for many
are cultivated for their %,, r i ega t e d t;,ti age
and attractive beauty.
The use of saucers, to prevent water
soiling carpets, is necessary. which should
never he used far other purposes. unless
for swamp plants, such as flue Calla ram•
ily: and it is against nattire to water . them
otherwise than lit the top. 1
The encouragement of flowers in the
windows exhibits a taste for Nature
highly commendable. They ari• eu s ik
managed, hut the principle of their wel.-
fore depends uponyresh stir ie favorable
weather. laghi is as necessary as : water ,
only when the soil becomes dry, to prevent :
'them from drooping in winter; for the dry
atmosphere of a room is incompatible to
their health: hence the imporianee of at
tention to that element. There iA a falla
cy exi.ting on the port of some few, with ;
a desire to surpass their attighbors,itt tim
practice of painting flower-pots— a system '
to be deprecated; it closes the pores of
the, pot, which prevents admission of air
to the fibres, to the detriment of plant 4.. }Th".Gnnr. paint
Neither should tiooe made of china ' !so Tilt: MOCt.
stem, be used, f.tr jut smelt the water be- Now L.. the time to Lop
...Imes stagnant, which shmild be avoided, II It Si'4.l AI S s PIA Ai
for more effectually to avoid such a result the .
at Itf&O
is why all plants, when potted, requir POWATIIe prt.N. ,
ook.B , only a
e ten lgE J 111011111 , 1 R,
drainage by placing pieCei.. of broken 1 ail Abiluf.Leturer.4
crock, moss, or charcoal, or a cotubina- I AN . " "'Will NE T COAL. 'MACK --
tiim of tuna, at the bottom, according lj coK
.a . Tym A ni tt .
to the nature of plants to be placed in
them. —II.titiSTIICS, 1 509 LIBERTY STREET.
omits intreirlor facades for iniPPlYint therbart
quality of Coal, Nut Coal. Slack and coals, are
prepared to deliver the atinie;; in any quantity to
eau purehou!ors ; at reasonable rates. Our Coal fa
brought in trek' daily by railroad, and is dry and
free from olark. Ps riionlar attention riven no Pti •
Arias Waffles.
DUQUESNE BRASS WORK
4pt),
UASCVACTURF:R9OI , HVHRY A.Litlft,TV OF
FINISHED BRASS WORK.
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS.
larPartieular attention to fitting Oil Refiner
leg, Brans ()wings of superior embothnota made t o
order. Steamboat work and rapubing saner
ally.
itirßom' Oil (Hobo: Darya Safoty Lamp:
Gas Brackets and Pendants: Corner T. CLA
STREET AND DUQUESNE WAY. tol3:t I
PIIrATE DISEASES
11Dr. BROWN'S M EDICA 1.
and SURGICAL (Mee, Nn: au
Smithfield street. Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania.
[Jr. BROWN Dan old eitisen
of Pittsburgh. and has been in
Predicator thelast twenty-five
years. His business has been
confined mostly to Private and
Surgical Disposes.
CITIZENS AND STRANGER
In need of a inedical friend, should not fail to
and out the Aurn place of relief. The Doctor is
regular graduate. and his experience in the treat •
went of a certain class of diseases is a sure guar
antee to the sufferers of obtaining permanent re
lief• by the use of his rcinedies mid fAlowilig his
&dyke.
DR. BROWN'S REMEDIES
louver fail to onro the worst form of Venereal
Dtaes.saa, Impurities and Scrofulous A Erections.—
Also all diseased ariwing from a hereditary taint,
which manifests itself in the form of tetter
psoriasis. and g great litany forms of skin dis
sents% the origin of which the patient is entirely
ignorant, To Peraons eu afflict Dr. Brown offers
hopes of a cursanti iseedy worm.
SEMINAL WEAK SESS.
Dr. Hymns', remedies for the, alarming trouble
brought on often by that iolitary. habit ornament
gratification., which the young and weals minded
often peewit, to, (to their own destruction.) are
the only reliable remedies known in the country
—they are sure. and make a speedy restoration
of health.
RHEUMATISM.
Dr. Brown's remedies never fail to cure this
painful disease is A FKW DATe"he will warrant a
ours. He also. treats Piles,: Meet, Goner/airtime.
Stricture. Brothel Disehentes. Female Weeklies .
Monthly Suppressions, Diocese" of the Joint , !
Fistula in Ano, Nervous Affections, Paine in tat
Back and Kidneys. Irritation of the Bladdes, t t.
gather with all diseases of an:impure origin.
A letter describing the sy_mplonis containing a
res, directed to DR. BROWN. N 0.50 Smithfie'
St., Pittsburgh. Pa.. will be immediately answer
ed. - Medina* seat to any address. safely ',mike i I
and secure from observation.
Office and Private Rooms, Nc. 50 Smithfield i
street. Pittsburgh. Ps. nolfi-dawin
THE SLAUGHTER COMMENCED,
The Enemy Driven int• the Entrenchments!!
WE SHALL SHOW NO QUARTER:
But Take all the AtuaTtera R e tan Gel.
100,000 BOMA
Oir Cheep WALL PAPElLlfteederai.
of Newest Naples, and . Usual
!oriel", tivbe Aold
tide Opting.
Tide largestocLAXxinitleen..parchaaed wtre
duced &VOL . kW. •
NAEN/PICENT PARLOR PAPERS.
BEAUTIFUL PANEL PAPERS,
EXTRA WIDE PAPERS OF . •
IrIIEWCIE AND ZWOLIIIIII DEMEONA,
BargaMs Bet-Oonfined to Remnants.
We 14e.ilAdfiaewell as CASH.
WALL PAPER ; STORE.
At the Old Mimed, We. $7 Weed Atreet.
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W. P. WAWISILALL.
MA - Papor Harming and Whiteeinthirm Quickly
and madam. by Experienced Work moo.
mb.M.ltod
HAVE TIM DAY RECEI VIF.D
asporDnuot ,; .
PARK'S INUCKLY PLASTIEIta.
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It is probable thong is Mann mink inditidual it,
the world who has not bad occasion to aPPLY Pias
ters for Pain in the, chest. aide, limbs. bowels,
si m
tempi. or tack. for ian of faintness or sink
ing at the pit of theisttanacksttendbmdfaimpebt.
liver einnOlinit, &mina 'Minimise affections,
456 9.14b6ssolasnmptitin: e weakness; eto.
For too complaints times is no er equal to
Park's' Priekly Piaster. ' Theism:ins article for
!o.• JOSEPH FL111111N(PS.
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ADIFINISTIRATOWS SALE OF THE
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w ii p o sitively be radio( 11.11440 AVOIT'N ali 01!1 1 .,' I liktt ]Food "rest. D. mac( '
C. 1143P7A11.
thy' at 10 o'aloak. +. la. lantKor o,f , wan TAcKLE--13" tiar,AT vAn BE. /VIE 91N Flo LUNA 3t '
JAI- 03 bt 7 . l4, PANi!'''"Jr: TY for sale by Boirck mut-. L, . • ~,,' s A 41 ' 1 * -- P -1 X2E4 1 1.
1 1 E , 11 'Try ul.Ass: IVOltE_____,roi)
sypl2-td • li stag - 4 - ' . I . lllllll .W oo4 Asterli.v i ilimest.lll9 Wilier. itieat. and US 11 SallasSO_
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rinffirE7.-n- - 11 7" 1 "_ iii irle. ‘
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' um ' • ' ' i , —", ^r`•"",' .'E Public buildir.--.
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spiti eomer MailTeiTii:WaTicrlifiuTuCTia.
MTM OM
bound Whiskey Barrels. irlll de forcrod•
(Win store slid Aar salsebesiP._l4
JAMES A. Fisimrsi.
sessuse /Met sod First streets.
lIP Olt **.L.llil3lllo
Shaw 604,(Lipiters,it
EATON, .IVIACRUM St CO,
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO. ' Sil it lING -GOODS ,
i Not. 17- tend IN Fifth Ntreirt. • OF P.11.18 - FUROII. • iSA 'ts. tz: •: •
I . ,• • 1111 ' 6131. "" '• OEFIti'L, Acs. :it: Ertl tr Sa., Itnash Bluer..
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I JOIIIIIIEINS AND ItETAIILEINVIL . '• '- ' - . ' err r-N
-121iSritIll AU .I.IA ST .111.. t. HI N lIN 01 . ÜbUTHS ' CASSITtERES
I TRIM MINOS. 131B11011)litt 11.:di. lIte.11E11'.1". : FrItCANII trill !NW ltl•qi 4,
WAIVES. :\ 111.1.1 N EltV iltrons, ISAACJONE.S. Presi.,l6M: J 1 /UN i., lit( N 1111%
, .. %I.: l'ltent• D. NI. Se,n..: a I : 1 . 3.1 :
I Sllirt4, COiltlri. Tit,,,' Ze.naYnt. Yarn', ralv'Y wn4.TAmDit.A3 .. v..c t ,„„ m vA„,„ / „ .
Articles find Notiono ~t every kind.
' I)lllECTOlici,-IsinieJolin2. (It:. IlitaseY. Liar.
• , yey Chiht.4; Capt. 1:. Cif-tray, Sent) ..1.. Within, B. liou c 11l A V IF: NOW INI liklrOßE A (rt . -
AIL. City . and ConntrY Meirltfintth Milliner'', ,L• 1%1111.5-wk. joint 1). Mei.h4l.l, Captain Adam v v PI.ETE at, of
I
Pedlars surd 011 who buy to sell drain. should cell 1.. /nentm.
itnd_egpmjne enr :cock. IV.P. Sterling, Capt. W. 1,...a , R,.h,. rt L . ,
; %PRI I'li ICI 4400 D-11. -• •"-.
I. WIIIOIMAIIR . 1)HP,11: 1 111.F...47.--fleeiinil tl.or : W .._ 4) "'"' lbr a l : DnVl4 ' •'• ' n c .. - " '
of 17 and 1W I' idth Atm.:. ..
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• ' TO THE PUBLIC n''''':-..
' JAMES ; A... FETBEIt, to! hew ~,„! 3,1rA1.. ,t,i...: whif:li•liaa'liaiiii• •
t 3.1,1t11ik. Al' liti.i.'il it Nerr Y,..rki„ withatilfiiin• Air,
. vlcad, toot.eet f.,:ide...G and coninniaing Juan
f n I.IIIINARDING Atit) COMMISSION MERCHANT, eta. e ri.,e, r: - I t.,.• ~,,„1 ~,,, , a,6,,...44tikti fi .
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I los li'Ec i 'ALLY •••- -
l‘f: itii S.ti.l C.P
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We iv.. , ..1.1 rv-p0.•...rni1l- ~ ...1 ..it an ently•P' all filfsir '
i -11.74 t he ignorant and (Ode . .
I ly Mildest of all denouti- ' ; rt.iir, Clettim, Illtarun, Lord, Ilea (ter, .ins pat ~ .1,.f.0121 ail, jlll..ie. to 1.14 t tb. nt . 4614 . 03, ;
natiims, treat seater and.. Delpil e'rutr avid Produnie :h, ~, a., .r t iii-Iv.-rArv,
i delicate tilAutders, self- , . detwaterallp „ . SA , 11 . 51'.1. 1;11.111%'' slt soilIt?': - '-' :
i aortae nil 'diseasee or - - ' 4 . .... weir Illiarliell and Firsit Stire4 , l4 .
' alt n t• cl It &Lot 'l'll illiiirli';''''
sturitions comnion dual . , I . i ,
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I edent to youthst.t I..th - ....
Nat. fu rint, stinei , v , )- ,, , --, .- ~
1 sese,,, -,) r ) -. - ,P_ id ":. ""'"" - , l '""""" - Ili:v...lth ! , 4". :3. Cut:do:Ft t :-...,m. Palibur• . l.,.. . ••• - 11, . - oliiiiii
1 pn.,ti?v,4pdcp. palm-nee' late • tail. .*.l 4,14 ti ? lng .. 1 .1 ,...... 1 A . d rt. / li eut. .,
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..4,, tatin ,. ;. . / . /.... /Ir . / 3, 17...,/.1:if.1 DAL, r.1..1 . A'. E 44
AO, the ienorn tit tiii , i'falsaly% [Lanier'. are .1 rc , a.litilly . ,-, -,..
.b . .1.11.:.„,iii i . •
nboaltrot snit think rt. ir areat sin very ininatrat 1 1 TZ,,,,, M, v+ 3/ A., / , ' .l a ,n r tL i it' . 1„ / ,!:1 w . t .,.`' . /1 : 1 :t i; t ! . . t .:,:" s t ',::::'.:: 111.1rBl'. 115A;i1...7.,11 , :1.14: !1 mc lt.. ir p ,
I and .fur eent fi niinfitien and C,..iti310.•141.1 a tneeg ; gg 3 / 4 .,,.. i i . - 1„.je1,..?n11:t0
them wleeq; prentn•ingonns nud laughter Thr•ir
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Whole.iale Geosterg,: ., i'Llr-1.1 1 , :: • ~
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family , nhydician should be caulleus to lieoitlicrp.l r. TOI: WANT 5.111 , 111: 1170011 A ItIN •
p . • 1
in inorattee that the:Vile the same es Dr.. A.A.\ , . _,,,,1 t v,._
FORWARDING IllEmatiiin
sTlWP.tereept pahlighing) lest tt; lucrative !oat- i all F o l ' t ‘ h li e i r r ' r k Pr i e`ld' l AL3 , fittse . > l 7:!;, , zu p t.K . ed i and ~ ccmmissloti AND Fo R A
)11 , 4 1.4 ....fel ,Ni. , ..0 cl :4' ..t.tn. yor . A N - 1). -
.L. -;,.1.',...a . wig; ~ :
dee might Im lea to them among AtUDid id!Wly i wine. N ewUrange, initne. 1, ,,. /nen knei cum , / }„,„)
in. t.. ...
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modeit and prettimpttuniv families. lelrn awl I #4.,..,,,i, A B,,, t h et .: /. i, a 1 ,.,04,,,,,,,,„ 1, ~,.1,,,,, ~ ~,, 1 /eater% la Pri..lu.te ~ .n.l.Pitetbistghlllamidgggrege
raise:diet igneran.tp, sprung 1,11 ! as riiiisiiilivzni are) i wills ..d u. new crop ni ' Fruit and h•wrr than at . Soto. 'ESA L1111:11111:N 0311.111EIMN > ,.- qt -, -
wh, compare goewty, intelligence... senie. .i.... le ..„
.., usarl .,„,,, i, ti ,
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dollars:and .r e nts Invsterionaly. rneauly or 11 I, tell rim t i.i.• •, ;•- -.•-• V- . • • •
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tit,.. t.r. i• 4 i.: t 1 ./1.....qr1.1.1. i• .. • U. , - gi..m,,,, - •.• .. 1 PFEIBI//111illie.
gotten. I; is to na1.11. , ,ty. Lon ever that tinteei..e= ,
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parent:4 and 'afinrdianiv ere thankful that . tht:r ; t',...,,..,'',.`,„ L T
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ms, daughter.; and word ;, pi e..h.uly 114,1)1,, i . • i f A v„-,,l,Tii t 81 ,, yr , , E R. HITG.II . lit BOLE - :Y" —
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41 0 . and or 4elicit """" dit i'''' a l " i `'ll''''''"'"'' - • ,1,-;-; c9rr or LPIJw.A..t nail I)i.m.in.l iii:.y 11.1 If (4 I NI: tit ILici:it & NutrulliMr'"
hare :ham re..tored ta health and vids - a. by I.)H, . ;
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. - , nu bil.i.lei n e Way, twat the Point. Win AlitPt
fIItA.NSTII LP. le ;id. , many hefore alai iiit.a
niarrinve Ihrouait him Ise. heen.aved nitn-li •
~ti'- W A 1.1. PA IbElt ! ! : r,. „,., vr, a n.l ir al r:I n ti..i at ' ~n.rei u eau ; ni.
!,.. 1.10. the :.;11i.W:ilg Inti..iiiwory..,vir, t ..2 , .Stim i g a tti
tering. anxiety. inurtineation. Jo,. .riportuatort , . ,
tiaivniv., 'f..irn•-.4. '...b '1,24. : , ..,t wa.,i.l g.,diregp;
hex Ilr irwternal eninti.sicini. tire 1.:/111Plet.e.i.k. oared i
. i'lbavi-, for iv...A a rvi it n ; Ittining -,Mirefilii - •
in a very short :WACO Or film, hv hi-, RVW reinctilm. i • .
A 1 Tao . a liiiiisu a an.l 1. ;Itt... 0 :"....r,'W.i; iliJ , :io.-ret ie - .41144,:
Willa afoeveuliarly ilia toWli. 1 }A eoy ary rouipourala
i WINDOW CURTzi.Lr4 0 Wt.. C. , M...ifel tit .i Ilia, ir, t 1,, be,t siiiinavr. , igr,
from the Vegetable Elul - Own ha nu :teen the • -
Pal lie; Imil 11:11/gin ,, , C.l itli ,ire aaht , Villiti*tiLl:' ,
fallacy:oft he .:)I ereurial treattstent.be ha, fibandon- : •
ed it and euhitituted the t tulital.J... I%.lr.iiiii .16- ' • • • ' Z.4.1 . t.W....f an:. .rn. inete....ial .Pi/e l l. t.,
tb
yeari ( tito,
a,:l
over
in length. tt ill id. , make WWI fnit-te• :
eased ace treated with . niarkestsuceeds-tinving had ' New Style's for Spring. ue 11.412. • D.,,1..., ,i..i Nicgol I:uglier . , end. Lrech.Paraptd4te.
forty OP experience tt, aix tr. ,at•
.te , 1:011. , et , . .k.tr. _C:I filo - hair:a r , and ~ that ruts • ~,
meet itiltoff4tAil of lion; the (44 World end in ;
in.; ne t.• to,ler: ..au f.leiltlf:::: illehot midi: WO
the United tates: lesdr him to w ill l
all with a i A Ifireat Variety toad Floe AAnsoirli. i i. e • i t ' ~,
fair tiiiii. henith aria ham - line:4a will a i f i iiii liloc i in .
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amens freest II I-1 cocoa • .%11 (b r ier Preen fitly Fille4 amt Sairtillittic.'
upon the now -palled obeek. Tillie no foiaiar With i '
P.leliekted.
tnentehanka and itturekw but come turd he eared 1 I e 35 p i er Ptotte.
• N. 11.---I•ertiouler ettentitat end t . 4: l. o l,, llilit l ifia lixa g .
e :
Censurnption and . all Ar ii 4, kindred iEtetort. ot tli ;
Risen I , reyei re tat Pi intiiiv Prvii....7o:anatasib i,;..l at .i !o
Which , s, many annually till "et. eolutritse, can ; 1 Eor Pala by
, 11, lore :, now lie rrlirt t. 6, providing thoy attend to IL in ' .
time Full particulars esti be Mot of my treatment . i7. - I'ittl ' t'll•lAN .A441 : ..11'4C-'.. ,
....I .
I....prenaring it cope of the Al edieal Ati,,iidi.whieb . rip uon 4. ,„ 4 te , a a , arr; :ea r trill is , NI Cii, Ritirt•fiblvir.: viribsipinoe
i. Uillin gratis tc all tbm apply Having the ad ' a IL -• .J. L. •
a A ',Dr. Ira It vet- ,:rret; l'ittefiugata,,thh.::
t autago of is% Of forty yenta extoxiw... and
olwervatlon • e.in.ratuently. he ha , ' Ripariqr gun No. fit WOOD NT:Kt:ET. i :weliarv.i to hying "at "r Nvoal lark. P*SAINIIIMAI
!'retie en to ney part or the old eountey, , eitbarby
in thatrentment el special diseitedi, Lutz who is
: :grant gir mlilillt: pue1 , ...1.i.
daily consulted by the profiwormo. ad well WI comm.. , Between -I tla .1, ;lb. 2,1 deer 1,..4.,w Dian • I .11ley alt lllT tiltA} - I.'S DM: SALE. !Myatt:lein litti'
mended by repealable eidaene. imbibition, tiro I , n i b2l
p,irt ol Etirove.
prietere of hotels . Sr.. Offitle 115 Smithfield :---• - - - ---- - - • „ .
..‘, 3 .,,,, 1 1 .., / . t h . , u t ,ii at ,„ / „At s - st/ d eitt;tti l i i iiit it if..` - - 4
street, near Diamond etreet. Private eommuni- • IILPORTAN'II . nutit. Ahtn. Agent forth, 41 Mark Stbeliteitlo4;
cations from all parte of the Union` etrielly at- 1 .
tended io. D'ireld I.
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kr brtween Nee Verk, tiverpool. Intinxtiorn I' ,
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IN i" I.: NT4) R S . . '''''":".-
PATENT At - a:NI:V.4. P.tTENT Ar.l.:Nt:l'
datr
BILTEMORE PIANO FACTOR lir,
PITTSBURGH BRANCH,
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OMIT C. LAWRENCE. l is ROST. W. - TENWICR. 441. VIC,. 4 r lot:
/
For to el ire te
Vere X I " . 1 •,. For the
pea , PITTSCURGiI POST, FIFTH STREET.
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sin (Meer of the .. years AI otenuer tat
orrar. Woad
'V the lifterititorton I.L'il- ..1 ~ .. .. ..._. ___
Brooch Ma kbritell• . tr:1,1.14,1 litinN.i. 1.. t 4141 .II'VANDr.f,
Patent 4111.1re--tite . et tilt t• .11. 111 r rich al ; ; ,,,,,,,,..„ N ~.,,,•,..;N: special Parlor
•oPRtesa 11 A Kr He"' iii•neral Pit;thers.
I was tour sae a Wand fur 1111144711 ,
' Tears Ist the Pot- , IN EAli S at COl7lll N,
nester or ea 0 pour Ageovy shod. '•
100.0. I (StreeegAarm to All'andlesa. Morns Jr Cia.;)
Hoard of A.pproli,''"l
ii. NOTE-All infusination necusemp to procure a I WHOLESALE GROCERS,
latent and a copy of the Patent La w 4 sent free.' • -
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tt= to present Coninlissioner of Patent, ,Hon. j ' Corner Wood and Water Streets; - --
David P. Holloway. dellltlf I ,Ws terrvestrtessit. iikV.
I POLL° HALL SILLIIANIDNA LOON. L
' CHAHLESG. A RDNERbsonld remind his old I .
ienda and eitstonter. that he is tttill to be found
ei
ROBERT ARTHUR - ."." 1 .
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at his Ohl stand, APOLLO HA1.1., - entrance on 1 ..4.7rf/RINABIic" ANL" 1...A.W: ..;
Fourth street. He two. always OU hanit the bust i
reality of Lager {leer. ant in 41111114, ti,,,, with the , AND CONIMISSIONER OF • DEEDS' „.. - •-tiflSPhiti."
all. a well appointed billiard matron: with good ! Missouri, Tpaaa , Wiieuirrekri l , Vigil . . r 14 .„•1 1
idea, balls and cues. , euisiana. Ilhnois,Towa. nada'. I Casa
Remember the ph, ra n Apollo Hall. Fourth it. ; ucky and Michigan. - ' ;=• it''' , '-- -'-• -,
nearWmat. entrance trout Fourth. iyltely i mh.s:6m No. 1 3 / 5 FOURTH WINIEFT.., .
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An Iftlir *lt .1 , 1, WV.: 7si lig. I LOAN. OFFICE,
Plumbers and Gas Fitters,. i II EN R Y W: CIMI.OTT - .
. NO. 190 NMI T lIF I ELI, 1111111111.11T,0 , ,'
Nat. lea ]FOOD STREET. OPPOSITE I
Near the corner Fifth. : Pittffhautilk.'
•. 'AL L
A ,I 1.1 ' .L.VA quantithsa loaned on Gold trod SOM.; Dbl.'
. ; Moutti. Jowelty, Viola and Silver Watolnait„
•! 47 oil 10 ST ItI:ET AI.I.E6IIENY, ; all kinds of valuable artieles, for anjed '.,
soNkly ALL ' time agreed ou. The goody ciattUOlt be,4•111•11111111.
EOH EN Y CITY. 1 ' :SP... u 'fail I.l4l,roft'S Or! li'L without the Ticket.
oga- Office llour.s from 7 A. M. to se p..sg: • •
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY 11. 1. YarlitilYPIKANTAli t4/1 " 1 ' LE'tal. i ja3)
$ i Lead Pipe, Pnr aria Our .mol.arid Plumber e .__:.•
BADE THE SPEEDY AND pEELELty. t Material iu general.. Oil ftelineries ; Siesta', it. '
111111rEN BWISIVE,:••• ~ •
it F.NT mire of ' the most t.ppleved lunutier. reek, lined Lead or ,
; Cor.per. Houses fitted with Witte. mid Cbt. Fix - MEROHANT T - A . I'LliM; .
aosoa RH h' A . 1) L EFL 1.1 It E THAI . t• tires.
bischaraes. :lambi:it 11 oiatatee., Ninth! ) Elul.. .
lA. N. R. All "rth,r+ promptly ottMatrd to. 49 St. Clair Street 4- -
.‘,lons. nconti •,. nee, Genital Irrlta sp.: :IYd _
MHO'', Ora vel. litrieltiro and
I.lEN'f LEMEN'S CLOTHING MADE TO 011 t,
AG trons of the Kid 'll Sa If T I ll' lUJI. lr it.. H A I.- DER CHEAP' Folt •CASH. - • .-. .., ..: -
rt. s and Eltulder, . . . . .
eho
IJI Tuna with NIVIINIIe DIMIVIINED _FROM NSW
Which has bee rood It arable& of
: ETRA WI.ER R Y AZ , I. iceetook or CLOTNIK
tINE EII' , NDRED Plil'Slcl.lNo .. L.‘,l;iirkfty ; CASSIMERES and VESTING'S, whisk mea,h,
in their private practice, with the entire datrerAitt..
.16,1 P.LACK LER P. Y Pl. IN TS. , purchase,' at priers far below the maid '
,
superseding CituCll, Cor4ltta. I_ test Li ~ or any ' , , ,
Slif-[deco[ inducements ollered,to mob *wen
compbund hitherto known. GRAPE VIN Et.. . 21:t3b4
BELL'S SPI.:CIFIC PILLS : i t'Fit RA NT. . .
and $ ita IS F. il Eith.l . tall Ills . j e t BEctilitAili
, iir,
.s ti,
are speedy in action, often effecting a cure in a I l i A NEd R. -
few dais. and when a cure is effecteit it 1. PurMult- i ' 11111 T PA It It Wholesale and Retail imam in -
old: they ate prepared from vezatalda extract, ;
and 4,77. 1 PA RACH ...4 lltalTS. :
that tre hermleesou the UltiteM, and never Hattie- i Agricultural and Farming Imple.;
ate the stomach, or impregnate the breath and t kit of the bait quality, ma warranted true to ;
being sugar coated, all nauseous taste is avoided. I battle. Fa :ale at 29 FIFTH Silt FT.I. ments. Seeds,. &c. . •
No change of diet a: neeeseary whilst tieing thew: ', i trah22
.i. ENii.X. -
nor does their' ction inteifera with buyinc ,, par- , f- •
suits. liaeh box contains Mx dozen Pills. ; ' N.A'r IRON .4. 011,.
I'ItICE ONE DOLLAR.
and will be 'sent by-mail. poyt-pahl, by tiny 11.1- ', I "E ARE ow N lllANtrAirrru ssu
vertieed Agent , on receipt of the money. this article, which for hrilliamiiu hurnitii,
Non e genuine without my signature .41 the lrme d e ru of ,4%u s iee ,etor, coil transparence of , j„.1,a,„4,,,,
wrapper. . . ;bolos., 'wit:di whir wu warrant to be changed by j .- -.- .
.1. Tail AN, Rochester. N. Y.. (hull Agent. ; life or exposure lis un4urmitteci by toy illumi- ' Alllif,44•11111:1i AN
JOSEPH FL KM, 'NIL t ...tor in this or kastern markets. A- a profitable : it- -
corner Market street and !alumina. :Mil lathe runnt trier. we eau sprigs.% re.-...m in end '
anfridawlY:la !It. A 64, our manufacture of
LAKE SUPERIOR TOPPER MINES CAUSTIC SODA 1
-4 llt it -- : i.lped lay all large soap 'Makers mut Oil Rained... ' II 11 ikit nE/411 " 1 " 4111 Ea V IIMEGIAIas
whichezeels 10 per emit. in etreugth all the make ,
1 1 119ELT11.114 WORKS. jof English Soda brought 16 this country, Oar .
imanalsetnre of
WILLIAM BAGALEY
I , A it tii. .1i •ici. - arts' .s-. cc... I
N 1114 tb T F
TIERNAN dr IhiETTI,
Wholesale and Began Grocers.
TEts. WINES. LIQUORS.
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11110 STU ik NI) THE DIA NIOND,
fifienth. Braziers' eani Bolt. Copto rr , l'redoed
per Still Bottom,. snoti!r
Sublet. ie. Also. intioirterm awl
dediera lietatlA, Tin
Mite, Sheet Iron.
Fire, &e.
..ear Constantly on- hand. Titininn'o 5 1 aCh0
niad.Toole. -Warehouse ; -No. 114 Y RAT and 11•411
tiSECOND STD EI:TS. l'itiAnrgii. Pen..
44" SpNitil utilero nt . I.:1 any &Area
pattern. fo2i:l3'd& V/
EW GOOIPS—
Wit have jut ti,:Kiwed from the,
EAST N•_ C I -'l' E ,
II AII'R A 111 "L. H Ci tei CVO
for the 'meet sad approaching seem's. -Pam
are reepeetfallp requeeted to call moat esamtur out.
' W. IL WGZE & TO, ' •
MERCHANT TAILORS, 1431Pedertil street,
mbs COMPT Market Square: Allegheny At,
'JUST RECEIVED
jurm ago a m yr .z. li th :1111111: EAS'lrEllt3ll
BOOT AND SHOE STORE 01'
JAMES ROHR. B 9 Market slreet.
a fall and complete Lo3ertatenl ‘.l Itin.TS
ANL, lititlESin every variety and
etyla, whieli will he ;Ad
CHEAP FOR CASH.
es. eon and aware a bargain.
JAMES it , 3118.
99 Market :tre near Market Wit:a.
,BOX Sibs.
PittAhunch Peat Oftien
MEM=
114PORTIMS DE41.1.:t1/4 IS
NORTH-EAST corner
31u si trtttrer• of
i, . SAPONIFIER, OR CONCENTRATED LYS. SALT. &C.' '
;Are Do weU and favorably known, we qua the I _ fel.l
umentign iv uthien..
;:, All Wien and ithioirie. will Le promptly at _ : .IrOtfei. 11. `1711C111 1 .31..P14014 ,
'tended t by Hiblre.sii.g.
GENERAL AGENT . -
• GEM /1.: et.ll.lfOrN, Auent,
. - .
Penna. Solt Manufacturing I ,11.11,811. V. A s 10
. . _ ..
24 . ty n i.,l; street, Pineburgh. -COMMISSION MER.ORANT.
No. I Neigh PIO.; hierwwl.
. • • • HI ILADELFRIA; PA
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FIAMILIV Eget!. DEPOT. .
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I • •• • - • WM.: M. STEWART t. - .-'
,
rilie lIIIIIIME OWNZIO I .--bR.SIVE L EI'4 i "VI Al -. IE it - ITV C 4l ! -44 ,...11: , t
INFALLIBLE LINIMENT FOR HORSES"; " • ' ' ''
' ' - -•••r ' 7
l ie unrivalled by any. in ail easel • o t L a m eneeff . t . Ili., Comer Still"r11 I":051.31(41 ..t SkAintfiki,
IZnti Nal tipraine. Bruiser or Wrenching. ii. i 'eTREE•II`, A LL'Eil !FENT- All FY.' - - ••'- - • •
;. in ; mo w wi g ntniai n .;,./fi annenunn H a mm, • • Me. FM3O;I inipplied vita emit .at ClWii:. ratio.
!Mae. &ratchet. Manse. 41re.,, it will 1111.. Ilpeedily., on Abort not 4oo . . maulkiet,
;love Spans and Ringbone may emit" be Pre- ; : - . - a -- - -- el - u • Vni. -- w — t • / ►;1 - --
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iiventgd - and etirel in their ineiptent stases. but.: '- " •• 7 • •---- - --•`-• -- - -
- , ,lpottermell castle ime *beyond' the . puniblilLY of a •
qIr4DICAL Mtg. -No imae of the kuul, however. to , LONG' MILLER A. GOz - ,,.;_.
IMO daePerate or Impedes but it may be alleviated :,
.by thisluthetent; audits faithful apptieetke will' WORKS AT FM REiBURIM 'STATIfft. 4r...
imam*
to the L*132111104. and enable the i - LICIIHIEN I' VALLEV 4.41LR0g% i. •
. .
tihoissito travel with comparative ease. •
II Evem horse owner should have thie remedy at ; 84rotlice end Wirehouse.
Phan& for its timely 'be at the fiat aNwarau.* ul •III NI SWEET MTNEET. PITTIN
ILaMenem will effectually prevent three formida• •
, diseaammentioned, to which all hulloes are liable, , .. ~
, h an orsee d whi nes eh ri3 ren .
w d ci e rt r i s e,w . Tally otherwise valuable ,...Zu li urr iis tu a r i e id 4 o p f ei r k l i i i ." ll .l .. "ling Ira Lititti.atted
R. E SELLERiI I Ell., ' NO. I DEFINED OIL. WARRANTEE/
Argun fur Pitt.heeirti , NON-EXPLAISITR. ablest on band. otablY
nold:lydaw:is
Je?.7:17-41/ew:Pow
1,1011,1141.1.11 1 I TS
i 1) Bass Almonds.
3) do Filberts.
to Funnel, Widow,.
Ifo do Cream Nuts,
do du Comm Stith,
Also 25 barrels Pecans and 3.14 buFbul, Pro
Nat.!, In Mom owl fur dale by
EYAtHR RHOS..
tabM
Sod 13.11111 d ti Wood 'drew
aims. REF. 6U Piurrtscir.r.vi 44 . 4 , 4 ,{
°IL 15(ml ' 3 •ev,Ti; 1 , r il i a lt ni F ?: t u. s iTi' , 12:"‘ - • b . '
.: :, b. ; s I:11 4 76 I , lTtse n ite. li l t F.34. s a i e , ,, ,...r.
i i ir a l lt si lw iNG A i m . Noi N i .. s .. D al 1 5 t ,..i 1 0b 1e: 1 .. .; '11 :6:: :. &-, . 1. 4 : t j . . 11 . '" C711 1e :. ‘ ; 4 11,eti:; I e:1 :i xi - ear.
‘..) StAII.ETS. Sir sale .try I.s .1.. I: .1.. .;i. ,1;.
64.22, . HOW N.A Tidi.r.v.l:l6 u.,,., lu oturo 1 f for hale. I.y - .
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I: KI-Al Ilt .t. ll It 1/TH tu" .111..:4
+e.. 12r , and .1:18 lc 444 illtree.L .
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iIfiIIIOVICWISP4DEAS AND AMA. EON m,_4
Established t,
VESTINCS.
H. H. SMITH,
N ()17 A l" 11 IS
ft,r thn I;l4ekeyv Al.%r u r 1114 spet,
.11 , ,trer tuld
and Ammon's orsery, •
.
.7441. Is 7 LIDERTIV STIREE'r.,
!! l'/~iEeAlt-
'44) IirSHELS DRIED PEACHES,
fu ,dore sit.l for mitt by
IS aud 20 Ilrowil street
1.. WOUWir.4I
JNO. IMOONMEALI,.
COMMISSION MERCHAtit,
VOIS:THIS 111 LE SW
PIG NIETAL AND 111.00148,
NIL 74 AV ATER STK Err. HELow MANERT
PITTIMMIGH.
levANDLui t i.
SpNitil Partner.".._