Volume XX.
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245 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSBURGH
GRAFF & CO.,
M.A , .MJE`A.C2'IURI?.IEttiII
Would eall the attention of the public to their
LARGE sTocK
of well selected
COOK,PARLOR AND
,HEATING STOVES
ALSO. 1/11MOTT.D
Ifiteben Ranges, Grate Fronts. Hal
band law W Le., among which will
the 'lest Coal Cook
Stoves In tie state.
The Diamond, Advance,Air-Tight
Eclipse, and Iron City,
Were awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the
State Fr the BEST COAL COOK
STO P Also FIRST PRE-
M M awarded to tho
TRUE AMERICAN, GLOBE & REPUBLIC.
r the BEST WOOD COOK NOW IN USE. The
KlAStand. KANGAS Premium Stove.
aartiMirtigiWo W e
I attention esitce r
o yEALERS
CRATE FRONTS AND FENDERS
IN THE STATE
N B—We line the DIAMOND and ECLIPSE
.oal Co* Stoves with Soap Stone Linings, which
and the Are better than iron. oalds
/ 1 / B .Fine White, Plain and Fancy Flannel Un
414esad Overehirta on hand, and made to order, on
eikerteet notice, at
R. WILLIAMSON'S
SHIRT FACTORY ,
NO. 47 St. Clair Illtreet
AIONONGAINE
QP LA PLANING MILL, would respectfully in
fanathe public-that he has rebuilt since the fire.
r a tuyn er ti n t ri lt is est t a . blishn v tey, ane . filled
I.l* prepared v
furnish l larrtniramnicoVai
boardmeroll sawing
.and re-sawing, &lora , sash
and shatters, kiln dried, frames, mouldings..box
Ailing. de.
BOOTH Pineal:mom Sept, 7,1857,
„WM GOODAII MEW- GOODS - I
Bedond Arrival of
SEW SPRING STYLES
—A T
EATON, MACRUM & CO'S,
Nos. 17 and 19 Fifth Street.
Bkps, Gimps. Braids, Laces.
_Buttons, etc., for
Trimming!, newest styles. Embroidered
and Cambric Collars and Sets. Real Lace
and Lase Trimmed Collars and Seta, and Hand
kerchiefs. Black Lace,- Grenadine and Tina!,
= vies,
Chemise Yokes. and - Pantaletts; :Edging. Laces.
Rates, etc. - Ladies' and Children's Hese, of every
desethetlon. einem Gannlets, Mite, Bonnet Rib
bons, Ruche*, Shaker Hoods Cord. Chenille and
. • Braid Head N ets.
Annther - lot' of "Crinoline Draperie," (French
Skirts} Those who have used this skirt. pronounce
lithe brat ever made. The "Quakert Skirt" and
the "Flexure Skirt," are also at es worthy of
attention.
Gentlearen's Furnishing Goode. Fine Shirts. Col
lam, sins, Suspenders, etc, of most desirable
styles. A. full assortment of Fancy articles and
Notions.
Wholesale and retail buyers will find a large and
swam line of goods in every department at the
AA:mum POIIIIIILIL-PllOlll FOR. cams.
BATON. MACRUM k CO.. 17 Fifth it,
'WILLIAM CARR & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And lispernern of -
Wlllll2l. BRANDIES, GIN'S, *C.
ALSO, _
• Mathieu ana Dealers in
mix= MONONGAIIKLA, RYE WHISKY
, A 27 Idberity Street,
Do my PITTSBURGH. PA.
TIERNAN ik GETTY,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
neornias AND DNALIIIIB IN
TRAS,WINES, LIQUORS, *e.,
NORTH-EAST corner of
OHIO STREET AND THE DIAMOND,
ALLEGHENY CITY.
WM. 11. t3MITH
WE. H. SMITH & CO,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
tin. Id SIMI AID IV FIRST STREETS.
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'JESSE JOHNSON,
i v irdnlSSfON inCIANT,
AND DIAL= IX
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DAILY POST.
Visit of 'the French Minister to
The Washington letter writers are still
speculating upon the purpose of the French
Minister's recent visit to Richmond. A
correspondent of the New York Times
says:
That M. INlercier would not make an
important communication to the rebel
Confederacy without the instruction of the
Emperor is certain. That the Emperor
would not have such communication made
without the knowledge and consent of the
President and Mr. Seward is also certain.
Tt follows that the mission of Mr: Mercier
to the Confederate Government is also a
voluntary effort of the Emperor of the
French for the restoration of the Union,
on the basis laid down by the President
and Mr. Seward, and gloriously vindicated
by the armies of the ITnion. The Presi
dent could not but consent and approve of
M. Mercier's communication, because it
involved no armistice on our part, no abate
went of the demands of the United States
Government for the unconditional sub
mission of the rebellion, but sustained the
President in his defence of the Constitu
tion and Union in their original spirit,
letter and integrity.
When M. Mercier returned from making
his communication at Richmond.most sig
nificant events followed. • He was borne
to Washington on a French war vessel,
the deck of which is the "soil of France."
This is the first time in history of the close
meeting of the two sovereignties. The Pres
ident and Mr. Seward received M. Mercier
at the Navy Yard, on his approach to the
Capital—a distinguished honor—and when
the President stepped on the deck of the
Gassendi, he was welcomed by a salute
equal in honor to that accorded to the
Emperor. That was not a tribute to the
head of a dismembered country, but to the
chosen rulers of one of the first Powers
of the world, tried in the crucible of war
and found triumphant. Within a day or
two after the return to Washington, the
Ambassador of France is entertained at
dinner in noble style by the Secretary of
'state, and the President and his Premier
exhibit that remarkable serenity which
says to all the world, "We are masters of
the position."
On the other hand, the visit of Mer
cier to Richmond is followed by disaster
and dismay for the rebels. Their Con
gress adjourns precipitately, leaving_num
erous communications from Jeff. Davis,
whom they call their "President," un
opened on their table. They adjourn
when the fate of their rebellion , for weal
or woe,• is within two weeks of. final de
cision. They leave in such confusion and
haste that the rebel papers of Richmond
mock them for cowards and fugitives that
will never return. The next result is the
abandonment of Yorktown by Gene. Lee
and Jo. Johnston, the beet point for de
fence in the Southern Confederacy, and
the retreat, in tumult and disorder, of the
best army that Jeff. Davis has had in the
field. The reason is, they are hopeless
and demoralized. They have no future,
and cannot fight except for the mere re
lief of escaping the shame of discomfiture
in death.
On the dispersion of the armies of Gen
erals Jo. Johnston and Beauregard, which
Jeff. Davis can neither accelerate nor pre
vent—for he is no longer the shadow of a
power—the rebellion will be ended, and
Union restored on the basis originally pre
scribed by President Lincoln, and enforced
on the insurgents by the French Govern
ment as a_ political and international ne
cessity. The war will cease; Southern in
dustry will not be overthrown,but gradually
regenerated; the present cotton crop, and
increased future crops, will enrich the
commerce and manufacturers of the
United States and the world, and France
will share in the glory of the achieve
ment.
Each hour of the immediate future, as
it comes, will but reveal new confirmation
of this reading of the Statecraft which is
closing - the . rebellion and •so settling it
as to leave as few traces of its exist
ence as possible in the future domestic
and foreign relations of the National
WY. GRAFF
LOAN OMOE,
HENRY W. CIMIOTT
NO. 100 SMITHFIELD STREET,
Near the corner Filth. Pittsburgh.
ONE! IN LAMM AND 'SMALL
M
iluantities loaned on Gold and Effiver.Dis
month. Jewelry, Gold and Elilve - Watohas, and
all kinds of valuable articles, for any length of
time agreed on. The goods imam* be delivered'
without the Ticket.
sir Office Hours from 7 A. M. to 10 P. H.
BRANCH OFFIOE OF THE • .
MANHATTAN , LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
OF --
NE W YORK. .
Cash Capital and Aesaisolsitiess ever
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5192009000.
LOCAL BOARD..
Hon A W Loom* Reuben Miller Jr. Em ,
Hon Geo Wilson P A Maderia. E aq.
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Hon BC St er, Alex - Bradley; Est.
Robt Robb, 6 David MeCandlests Esg.
Harry Woods. heriff . Mem Kin i g eo ennock& Co
Win Boaley„ Mese Li tt &Co.
Rev C R Swope ~ Mem itmore, Wolf.
Rev. E M Van:Damen Duff & Co
Rev W A Paseavant Mess Jona. Walliniford
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Mess Jos Woodweil & Co Geo E Via Doren. Mo.
JEREMLiII BROOKS M. 1 . Medical
SAMUR'L FLOYD. M. D. j Examiners.
THOS. H. ELLIOTT, M. D., Med. Examiner for
Allegheny City.
HENRY L. RINGWALT -AGENT:-
APl4l;l6w 117 ROITILTMI BUM
.308. R. HUNTER.
Clerk, Burke 41r," Akt
IVIANUFICTUNBS iIIFOOTERS OF
Nedd4sgielt Roo* Tithing. Tackle;
48 Maids* lime k.laittel43 IC. N.Y.
Would reepeetiaelreall the Motion of whole
sale dealers to their, asteasimp ust eariedateatet
-I VMPIV BB IFACKILIL .. •
Their Peeteiy, ,•111111"
Canton St, Brooklyn. hate oper
ation for four_years. wiled: The! ...Duisoleettirs
every variety o f:- : •
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from thit 4 ;lll bring asiderldet lbw gar
;ant n l , ll ah.„.luDrier &wpm tbssi:the
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Hooke. BOLL Roels.Lines Basked, and
Trolling Bait. • Water-Proof "Una at, Mooed
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prises. be. • •
They would eat pa:dodgy attention' to their •
stook of By 'Hooka •
Bole depo ,t for the sale 41111 1111111MMI
brated drilled-eyed. andMILIIISREIPE•mmmr
DLEIL aIE 3mdsed
C•iii• a gAtainer. op**, catbeini .
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• PA I 9 MAY 9 9 1862.
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From the Dublin University Mitgenine
THE CASKET OF JEWELS.
[Continued from Yesterday.]
There was a lady with him in a round
velvet hat, and a• veil down, that came
exactly to her month, and tantalized, and
at the same time discouraged. The. con
trast to the burly baritone—for so I dub
bed him—was striking indeed ; she was so
slightly made, so graceful, moved so airi
ly, and as to all that could be seen of her
face, possessed the most exquisitely round
ed chin. Looking after them as they pass
ed—baritone, baggage, and - beautiful
chin—l almost forgot for a few seconds
the precious deposit in my hand.
I saw them next in Paris, in the Cus
toms' Office, where the huge trunks were
being disembowled. The huge trunks
seemed bursting with precious things.
One of the disembowelers, having done
his savage work, sweeps away the huge
monster to make room for others, and
thus brings the direction close under my
eye—a coronet also under it—" S. E. Le
Comte Becco, Palazzo Becco, Firenze. "
I say to myself, still clutching the dia
mond casket, that it was easy to see the
tokens of rank and breeding. Do as you
will, you cannot hide such things under a
bushel. Ancient lineage always will be
tray itself. It did not occur to me at the
moment that this betrayal was owing to a
very conspicuous card, and was in that
sense no self-betrayal . and also that I had
previously set down the Count himself as
a burly baritone, and busily associated
him with the Royal Italian Opera.
I saw them again at Marseilles. The
monster trunks were being tilted up on
the roof of the huge omnibus for Service
du Cheinin de Per. I saw them at the
door; and presently the round velvet hat
with veil still down to her chin, got. in.
After her toiled up the steps the portly
baritone Count. It was a business of ,
much heat and struggle. A sadly ill-con
ditioned aristocrat, as I could well make
out. A fellow wrapped up in his own
comforts and selfish humors, as in that
heavy braided Arab's wrapper in which ke
was swathed. She was an angel of sweet
ness and good temper. But what situ,"
tion did she hold about his odious person
—companion, daughter, waiting-woman,
wife, drudge—all convertible terms with
him ?
• There was a scent-bottle--a flask of eau
de cologne—presently dropped by his
odious fingers—omnibus by this time roll
ing away down into the town. It had roll
ed away under the seat where she sat, and
was for the moment irrecoverable. This
set him grumbling—launching out by-and
by into louder abuse, sprinkled with plen
tiful French oaths ; though it was plain
that it was his own clumsy fingers, and
they alone, that were accontable for the
mischief. She never spoke nor remonstra
ted ; but accepted this cruel treatment
with the sweetest resignation.-
"Stupid! " I heard him say, sputtering
the words under his breath; "did I not
tell you to take charge of it before I got
in. You will never attend to what I say I
with that mawkish air of yours. Bah,
have no patience with you!
The injustice of this attack was so fla
grant, I could not forbear ; and with a
glance at the precious casket, still. across
my knees, I said " Patience, sir, a little
patience. A few minutes more and we
will be at the hotel, and you will have
your perfume bottle. Rest assured that
it is safe under some corner of the seat,
unless time has, indeed, decayed away the
floor of this ancient vehicle, and it has
fallen through. "
The only reply he gave me was a scowl.
She lifted her vail, and repaid me with a
view of a charming face, perfectly con
sistent with that promise in the chin. I
encouraged her—poor child —with a smile;
and I could see that she was reassured by
the notion,
that at least so far as the hotel
she should not want a protector, or a sort
of moral support.
Here then was the Empereur Hotel, and
here we descended for the night. Obese
Count Baritone and his white slave, it ap
pears, were to put up" here also. Hap
pily, he did not discover that I was about
to stop there until his heavy baggage was
got in ; for he made no concealment-of his
disgust when I brushed by him, in the:
sage. I openly smiled with ill-concealed
contempt; to her I cast another of those
reassuring glances of comfort, as who
should say : Be of good cheer, lovely
one ; there is a protector fise you under
the' roof, and the number of that protect
or's chamber is forty-nine, numero qua
rants neuf. Fear nothing. " All this I
threw into one glance of astonishing mean
ing, and I think she understood me.
(To be continued.]
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AT. NO. SS MARKET STREET.
LOOK ♦T VIZ nuns
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Lahr
worth X Loans Heel, Gaiters for $l.OO
VAL •
for:.el e . elair C°131"61114411. G.
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w A l lk•ifooace 8111pperalbr eih i rrorrit 15 '
"ale Clid PPPen gar 150. tr illl2.
Anoiherieedshaprepersiiia.
JAMBS ROBB.
Raket :treat, mar liidget Rom.
sal
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r0ad.4: 60. t for OA Mask StarlAto of
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tit; Samoa trw Torir.Hvorooski Slaw* amid
mamas.
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NEW MPRtffe INPORTATIONA
MEN AND BOY'S' WELCR,
Including Goods suited for
MILITARY PIURPINIRS,
Now in Store.
NO. 631 CrEINITNITT STRINT,
And for Salo br
DE COURSEY, LAFOURCADE & CO.
WM. BRICE & CO., .L!
PRODUCE AND PROVISION
COMMISSION stracumwris,
NO: 15 SOUTH WATER STREET,
Philadelphia.
q. Liberal 'advances' made on consignments
when required. nstrolgd
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JOHN B. ELLISON & BONS"
IMPORTERS. OF
CLOVIS, CASSIIILLI AID VEST*,
No. $39 MARKET arritziez
(Ed door below Pear)
mylayd PHILADELPHIA.
w ilurr & MAGEF.—
Who Lennie Drugslots,
NO. 1925 MARKET INTIREET.
•
PHILADELPHIA,
DEALERS IN
Paints, Oil, Window Olaas, Dys-stuffii, - Ac.. and
Agents for Kerosene; Ohio and Pittsburgh Coal
Oils, Burning Fluid„.Cansphsne. Tar, , Rosin,
Wagon and Railroad Grease. myl:3tad
GEORGE GRANT,
Manufacturer and. Wholesale and Retail Dialek
in nine.: DIMCNUTIOR OP
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
610 CHESTNUT STREET,
myl-ly PHILADELPHIA
C. HARRY BRIAN,
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LiONGICCOPIE PIEATILCIC,
MANUPAOI'URERS & IMPORTERS.
MEN% rvitarnouwe GOODS AND.
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
NO. uo' Norm rourra STREET r
myblyd PH/LADELP/LIA.
BLEB NAGLE,
Imposer end Dealer in
Cloths, Camrimeres,
Vesting., Tailors' Trimmings, &c,-
255 MARKET STREET,
North Bich, PHILADELPHIA. e
myl-lyd
FRIES Olt LEH:KAI%
NO. '313 MARKET StREET; .
ruaii-uni.ruuk.
Jobbers in Cloths, emulsive:, 'ratings
he., 1-e.
Always on band a well selected stock of (kw*
suitable for the trade. m/1-17d
E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO.,
WINES, BRANDIES, &e.,
AND DIAINIID IS
FINE OLD WHISKIES,
NO. 5 NORTH FRONT STREET .
PHILADELPHIA. aplo:lyd
GENERAL OFFICE.
FITIIIII'N. Fr. WATIMIt aentesoo Ranwse Co.,
I • • idttabewsla. May lst,
NOTEICS—TRIRPIRIIIII3III , IMOWL, VOLT
1 11 1_alwe. and:Chisegni Railway , .RolniMn_. Y.
• WWII* nemoved a proper few continuums os the
Railroad. from Pittsburgh to Chicago. with ill its
appondagge. real, persona. and mixed, late the
Prolon of the Pißtburgh. Fort Worse and Chi
cago lroad Company, now assumes the control
aadlmaaagemesit of said road and property . •
All persons employed On or about said * Rae&
map contin fl ue in tuternotice heir retimiltiv• Politic" or sta
tions until .
All persons; emodatleas and corporations, de
siring ansagemmels.
ere
to eow
timis or chino any beredotore Wolin. mill at
once apply to . the proper ollEcers at: this company,
as ti do Gem y Is boned by no , arrangement or
sadintaedtos that it dogtrotfewano-saseme.
046.41. 0 .. W • 0 .4 28, Preadult'
MTH, FAME. ispo., .
Dipirrii WARD FOUNDRY,
1 '' rPrrnistiipia. PA
Wareham, No. 149 End and PO Beesed ids.
at s.
Mllllooollllln of ism and -desielptioul ot
Coal Oil. BeWO*l - linseed Water Pipe.
siL Dei = lIIPALI 0 Mg. Steilldefelds.
'Mee Z Wised Neebre otemm74s••
sari lion made to order.
mates a oeiegdete onaddse obey atteb_t i t
the' Feebert. all aileNienlitthwirM be
sateeded be • ' 1011.
BlEcNoma LONG,
Massa* awl Retell Da lin ht
Agricraltural and ftetning Imple
mettte,lieedi,
A"Voolettowelesiffellarsag :.ate.
Boebtooe sad Aseamiem.rittai.
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mik a d o ; PriIIBUROIL PA.
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BALTIMORE PIANO FACTORY,
PITTSBURGH BRANCH,
RICNOTED TO
NO. 118 WOOD STREET.
FIRST DOOR .FROM FIFTH STREET, ADJOIN.
ING THE BANK.
Now is the time to buy a
FIRST CLASS PIANO,'
•t the lowest posidble price. Call soon only a
tew left. WISE & BROTHER.
apt Manufacturers
THE SLAUGHTER COMMENCED
The Dien Drive iato the Entrenchmects
WE SHALL SNOW NO QUARTER
Set Take all tie Quarters We Can Get
100,000 ROLLS
Of Cheap WALL PAPER, Borders, &e.,
of Newest Styles mad Venal
Variety, to be Sold •
Ude Syriag.
This large stock. having been purchased M re
duced prices, will be Kid very low.
MAGNIFICENT PARLOR PAPERS, •
BEAUTIFUL PANEL PAPERS,
EXTRA WIDE PAPERS OF
MERCK AND ENGLISH DESIGNS.
Bugging Not Confined to Remnants.
We take RAGS as well as CASH.
WALL.PAPER STORE,
At the Old Maud, No. ST Wood Street
W. P. MARSHALL.
airPoPer Hanging and Whitewashing. Quickly
and well done. by Experienced Workman.
mbfle2md
JAMS. H. OHIL DS.
HOPE COTTON MILLS,
Allegheny City. Pa..
WASCIPACTIIRRILS or
SEAMLESS BAGS,
AND OF
OSNAJI3ILTJELGS,
12 Jambe. to 40 Imam Wide.
Air Orden mss be Itit at IL CHILDS COB, ISZ Wood street. Pittibudt. • no31:17:o
TO THE Pl , : LW. •
mr with s , p u r m ir t t ilian ti.: ;•- -
17 Modest of 11l denemi- •
natione. 'octet and ,
delicate di treat sorders. self-:
abuse and -diseases or '
Orations meson and in-
Sidest to youths of both ; . •
sets& and adults. Angie or mania, Because
Dn. Bacxeraer pedigree the feet of biz doles
so. the igeonintend (sleety modest aro dreadful',
'hooked. and think, it 'a groat der immoral
and lis contamination and .eo snow
their viva. premising aoas and ters. Their
M. be tieltowthm
Mits i ti lli rattliej s tr l mate as D.BRAK ..
aw e s
. (eleiPt Pob bids latirawvii game
1 dee adtht , be lost them smog stupid Mel"
modest end primunPlawia, &ma% lions and
mini kr Vie., spitresi as and
woo oor oosiatr. latilapines. saws , ke.. to
dams oak_ mystabitsb!. meanb , °ri ll s' 1
rettes... irtopalisitwhowever_ that =serous
meats_ and grardians are theakflal that their
, . daughters .and
4 1p oi l a previoody, feeble
. , and of delieate mad se
been reamed. to math and vigor by
P. WllllllO AMOY . before and after
merdate through him have bees saved meek
Scrimp anxiety anxiety. mortification. &a Spermatorr-
his or nocturnal annobeietut are comoletely cured
in a very short pare of time by. his now remedies,
which arepeceharly his own. They are compounds
front the Vegetable Kingdom, having win the
fallareeof theilmeurial treatmenthe Fe n ndon ed it and subetituted the visitableale dis
easier° treated with markedsuecese—having had
over forty years (40) experience in their treat
ment in h halm of both the Old World and in
the United leads him to say—to all with a
fair trial, health and haPPiriela will again bloom
upon tie now—palled cheek. Trifle no longer with
montebenks and imam but come and be cured
Consumption and all of ita kindred dimestet of
which so many annually ISL our countries, can
now be relieved. Droving they attend to it in
time' Yell pindeaus can imbed of nay treatment
by procuringa espy tithe Medical Adviser which
is given gratis to a that apply Nevus the ad
vantage of over forty years expressos and
observatioe. eoeseqiunitly. he has superior skill
in the treatment of special diseases. and who is
daily conadtedby the Profession, as wen as rasozi
mended by repeetable citizens, publishers. pro
prietor' of
.Ikotels. de. Once 8111 Smithfield
street. near Diamond street. Private coannuni
cations . nom all parts of the Union strictly at
tended to. Direct to
BO 80111.
delklydaw Pittsb X urgh Pat OMee.
WIC M. FABER & CO., Igg
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS
Iron Founders,
GENERAL ■ALTS AND BOILER NW"
Near the Pet% IL B. Pauenger - Depot,
PITISBUEOH. PA..
9411MFACITIMIC ALL KINDS OW
Sean liher k ranging Boni throe to ere
and hew power. and suited for
Mills. Saw Blast Furnaces. Factorise.
gits.
Give athenths to the einugruetion of
In and Machinery . grist =Ms , and for
hi. nirlar and circular saw milli.
ve aim en SIM. Subbed and ready for ship
meat at shortnatiee. Engines sad Bolinger every
deriiripßon.
'Also. Boilers and Reit Iron sporatel7.
Wrought Iles ShalthiAllangers and Posies in
wzzariely,_ and. naltaire theeture el
itaftisery and Machias Card..
Oar prise are low; our machinery manufactur
ed eltira best Pa I n materials , and warranted
in am now tco IP satifectien.
MlPOrdeine fres all parts of the country solicit.
Wand pronstlY AIM&
Sew
NA. TRO.N.A. OIL.IIIII
"UPS' AIM Now BIEANCIPACTIMMdif
V V this satiate; wldeh lb:brilliancy nin e '
freedom of offensive odor. sad traas e g a v of
odor. (which color we warrant to be by
am or or uosousool bp lot • mu
!atm ih or Amiga markets. as a profitable
Oil to the esoismier. we esaspesially recommendit. Alm. our ouradotare
CAUSTIC SODA,
,ISre GOS
ip W
ge llsrei Soap 141pirs s e ed it Relineriee.
IftifiPer est :ang* all mae
.1114. brought to this' spountry th . Our
SIIII4II,I9I3I.IIICOMENTRITED MI SALT, &C.II
Atrese c yailltvo k rabli knows , we treat the
All"noodles so
en sod linable. will be promptli at
tended to by obkottios:
011011011 COLBOUN. Agent.
Pegos. St
Bolt ldso o olietarhig
stead Company.
awe .
_ ad. Pittsburgh.
A. P. DALSILL
ROBT. Ommack.i..* co.,
,• wham* chum,
alliiiioll AM FOINUNDIU
ApTD
iholorila Prods...ad - Mau* Maanisotaree.
lbw ssz LiimarrrimmeT,
- PITZSBURGII.
IWO W0R1N.../. annrumus.
Natill/// ' • " MOM
CVRaiiiOIIAMI ca—r xTTS.
l i fe
BU ssjoisftillisra-Wars
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ps►!tres:.3r
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uwimummitm:awnentAul.
steseamil he mile lie
WU&Lai . liLGALET„c
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A ugsga lllllolllll neittaz.
WALL PAPER
WINDOW CURTAINS, abo.
New Styles for Spring of 1862.
A Greet 'Variety and Fine Assort
meat from 6 1.4 cents
to $6 per Pieee.
•
For sale by
THOMAS PALMER,
NO. 91 WOOD STREET,
Between 4th & sth,2d door below Diamond Alley
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IMPORTANT
TO
INVENTORS.
PATENT AGENCY. PATENT AGENCY
Pi
•
DEWIT C. UWIWRCE:Ii. PBT. W. FENWICK.
For Twelve Years l 3l FOr the p four
• Iss years Ma 481_ ,
an °direr of the, A , the Washington
IQ Branch of Select.
Patent OWBee...theig till, American
le Patent Agency
last four as a and for Fifteen
Years in the Pat.
bomber of the ! : ent Agency Hued.
• nem. • •
Board of Appeal. •
NOTE—AII information necesary to procure a
Patent and a copy of the Patent Laws sent Deem
charge.
Refer topresent Commissioner of Patents. Hon.
David P. Holloway. • deXdf
ADDY •Sc
Plumbers and Gas Fitters,
NO. ISO WOOD STREET, OPPOSITE
FIRST CHURCH, PITTSBURGH,
AND
47 OHIO STREET ALLEGHENY,
NEAR THE EATON'S OFIIICE.
PIIIIIIPS_ , HYDRANTS, SHEET LEAD,
Lend Inge. Pig and Bar Lead, and Plumber's
material in general. Oil Refineries fitted up in
the most approved manner. Tanks lined Lead or
Copper. Houses fitted with Water and Gas Fix
tures.
13 N. d
B. All orders promptly attended to.
tly
lIORTICEATITRAL--
STRAWBERRY,RASPERRY,
and BLACKBERRY PLANTS
GRAPE VINES,
CURRANT,
• and GOOSEBERRY BUSHES
LINEAR,
REINUI3RB.
and ASPARAGUS ROOTS.
all of the best quality; and warranted true to
name. For sale at 29 FIFTH STREET.
Ish22 .T.- KNOX.
DUQUESNR BRASS WORKS
FULTON etc CO..
311 •11II/AOTORMIRS Or •AIIIIITY Or
FINISHED BRASS WORK,
GAS AND STEAD FITTE R il ,
NI - Paltioular atteatiom to tittin; Oil Rainer
los, Bum Castings of superior smoothness made to
order. Steamboat work and repairing genet,.
airitore Oil* oksbe; Daa's garetY LIM
Gas Brackets sad Pendent:a flier ST. CLA
STREET AND DUQUESNE WAY. fel3:tf
C. WEST it CO.,
ILLNITFACTONFAS or
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
ROCILAWAYS, SULKIES AND SLEIGHS.
De. 187 Peso Street, Pittsburgh.
Sir All work warranted to be of the beet mate
rial and workmanship. myl2:lyd.
SiirAILEIS HOODS—
100 DOZEN WHITE AND COLORED
SHARER HOODS,
or sale by the case or single dozen.
EATON, MACRUM .& CO.,
ap4 No. 17 Fifth street.
EAGLE OIL WORKS.
WIGHTNAN & ANDERSON.
REFINERS .A.ND DISALS:2II Tit PE=
Carbon Oil. quality guaranteed. Pittsburgh.
Also. Bensole and Car Oman combing'' , on
hand.
Orion. heft at Chess, Smyth & Co'. on Water
oe2M
and P Wit
streets, will in promptly Mad.
An
WILLIAM mu►ea, lurid m'eetrotxte.
HARRISON A. 00171 N, , Gpeciai Partner.
General Partners.
lIMANS do COFFIN,
(Successors to irCandlees. Meow & C 0..)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Corner Wood and Water Streets,
maim prrrsavntent. p.a.
• -
13111,1VATEDISEASEIS—
L.BROWNI33IRDICAL
and S UR GICAL ON No. tie 4.1 11 %
But Pftn ithli aldavania. same; Pi
1)r. BROWN iaan old citizen" . , •
of Pittsburgh, and has been in ,',
Practice for the last twenty-five
His bashes' has been ,/
confined mostly to Private and . • .
Batiks! Diseases.
•
ciTmatr" s AND STEAMER.
used of a medical friend, should not Dal to
And out the sure Ogee of miff. The Doctor is a
regular Cradnate. and his experience in the treat
ment of a certain oleos of dumper Ls a sure guar
antee to the sufferers of obtaining permanent
lief by the eve of his remedies and following re-
MB
adrift. •
DR. BROWN'S BRIIIKDIES
never fail to cure the worst forma Venereal
Dimes's. Impurities l
og from Affectiona.—
Also all assume arising from hereditars taint
which manifests itself in the foss of. Utter
georissits, and a great many forms of a kin dis
eases. the origin of which !he ent is entirely
ignorant. To parietal so Dr. Drown offers
hope of a sere and
SEMINAL
Dr. Drown's remedies for the alarming trouble
lelit on often h 4 that solitary habit of =
catism. w Iherrans end weak
give way_to.' to their own destruckan.) ate
the ally tellable remedies known in the count*
—Ow
of heal to ere ask and make a speed, restoration
itazumesat.
Dr. Brown's remedies n ever to ogre tics;
iodiditi Owen us • ISW . DAIIII.4I/IWM &
sure. treats T ia : ges kiget..Beemenbesek
Swinton; Uvulas! Dine Female Waage, ;..
Monthly: Begegreakirai of dm: Zelal . •
Motels in Alegi Nervous Affections. Pains in toe
Batik and Kiikeggs../rritsties of the Mader. to
geuistirlSh'an Crouse of WI impure
fill,. A 4lnetad iss t i grt. BRO I M I N•
e it 1 . 1=6 , 11. t0 wi1! be immised== ,
and
and Private I Nl Plows. -- ess
No. 50 Swithilial
art. Pittsburgh, Pa. - . nolbAlawde
WILLIAM BAGALEY,
WHOLESALE GRO C E
NOB. 18 AND 20 WOOD STREET,
iakff
OWEN MOINE,
KEZOILL - NT - TAII - 011,
• 40 St. -Cher Street.
AVOW ,
t 4 MU.
• i=aashr 1
A.-2 41
.4- .
Estabitilied 1012.
ulawiriOnze.
Tare lairsgslizaintb VAT* litaDli
arrangemseits to fit op Oil Itellietylis.. wader
Dr. Twiddles Patent TROMP • AITAIDLTOIL
Patented February 4d611112:117 - iddiV=- 1
dered totally aaneeesmu &inane
i in
or other Dila. and we geerantee era eitirkitainet
be excelled in durability. ilitanlio#F►( ol :;f‘saM
We refer with confidenee to the Media Par-
Gee. whose Refineries we have fitted wPx..74
Moors. Lon y, Miller & Co..
& &edeisoo P Mew : I =de
S. M. Kier k Co., Reedier t.,- do
Alex. Taylor k Co.,Wiemen - ; do
Lockhart & Frew. Drit ' de
The above embowers designed and beeetruelid
and put in operation by Dr.'''. W. C. TWIDDLE
The following works we have alto aid up:
•
Economy Oil Company.Barbs_
Messrs. Chadwick & Crampton. Miasma:
Johnson Graham k Co.. IA!.1111unt
Brewer, Sill . Co.. Plttshm 10:
Reese & Graff. do
Johnson '& Brother. do_..
Forsyth Bros. & Co.. Manche/lei:7s
DAVIS & PHILLIaIp
Noe. 100 WATER & 101 FIRST Eririuktix
Brass Founders, Pilasters
SXIND GAS FITTERS:
ashll:3md
11311111ENIX 1.001(1.111 • - - - ---
.11. - WERE FRAME • •
NOS. 131 EAST TWENTY-THIRD -LI • '.
173 & 17343RA5D STREET k 215 .H , ..
STREET. Establishedl333. NEW ', , „° , No
tabliehed 1831. This Establishment,' - ~.'” • in
AtlCeWgtill operation 2 1 years:and le - ' '
of the kind in the United States. , '.: 41 - on
hand or manufactured to order y , • • on
of LOOKING GLASS. PICTURE-' 4 , $ , ; I'S
TRAIT FRAMES.PIain and - Oen .•
' .sr.
Wall. Oval and Mantel - Glasses ; Con l Tv , •Cor-
Dices, Base and Bracket- TOW' ~, •
Slabs. Toilet Glasses; etc.. -• • -
Mouldings for Mature Frames, in lenoths suita
ble for transpo_rtatien. either GilleiNtal i e.
wood
_Oak. A•bret. Birdeeve. Ma
new Manufactory and extensive 1 tot le
us to fournish any article in our linear
~...s3 •
best nod as cheap as the chea p est. • . .
Si
DEALERS ARE INVITED TO CA ' N
us when they visit New York. ' - We': ' be
able to supply them with every articl e hr . ,fine
which they can posaibly require, at 'n .
..., ' wee
than they can purchase elewhere. •' ' _* . ;.';''' f f
int r.
Orders by mail attended to with '
...... De'
110i.611 . 1,0 call when wog mail New res -. ;. -:-.
Office & Warerooms No. 2111•Cens a If. Y.
my.2:3md HORACE V. 810 .
S. B. &C. P. • '
Rono!Worm sad Dealoartkr c i7;
BOOK, CAP, LETTER;
and all kinds of •
WRAPPING PAPER, havereuilitioaoat
No. 27 Wood oureet to
NO. SS SMITHFIELD STREiTo
PittsbaralkOlo.
paid'for RAGS.
Mir Cosh
A FRIRIND til - Nllllb. ' .
11/A. swum -INFALLIBLE • cl
prepared hem the recipe of Dr: -
Counsetimrt.the great bone setter; aai `• - 114
noel in his weather he der lest Maly . • V'TI
the mostaktordsidattentes& Re as • ' •
edy it is wdlrout a rival- emir !At gala
more 'speedily him -arty• •
Yoe
all Rheumatic and Renege ,
infallible and as a clan hr
tonihuivill=hs.. l ltessethilit.
powerful ening
wonder and 'astonhhiner . ever
given it a trial,: Over, four hundred of
remarkable Corm, performed , i. 141 4 1 11.
two years, attest this hot.' • • " •,
IL R. SRL .•
deftlydaweo. Avail the Piltsborgh.
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
FOR Ti m s PIEZDT AIM :111111111A1
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GONORRHEA. a! REM lIRETRAL
Disebsers. Seutinsi Wasimesp. - Nish* aids.
mons,lneenti f nelk,ll better:
biliq G relostrietamiukc
SadIEW • . ,
Which has bee !VI upwerilt aIP -
ONE. HUNDuzD.PHICSIWANB,..,
in th
aompooneir practicel entirstalesift
au Casusg owa HorAmi CAnouliv k -7
. . :.. .
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS , -
are spa action. often eithebat limn
few and whew a care is Malted
ent. ay are prepared free veginable astral*
that ars handcar Olt the astani.andnever unman
sto **stem* ; Cr hiliPailkate Abe .breatha
No uh i con
dintis ted. all isaammere Lida is
nessisars whilst mist son
nor deer eir maim in with, LLeplawaireer
suits. Neel bent asstsins sir dosia'ruie. "
PRICE ONILDOMIA.I4& .1 -.• '
antwill
duet bY hual: teetlsid. WS Ili*
vertired t. an NNW er the araittr. •
None alaniu• without iny eignatara, es , wrap lke
. BRYAN, Roth . Y Olen.. •
JOAN' .
_• corner Market greet and ' ' • •
twandawlydi v ~, ~ o
EATON, BEAM= 46 OW-. • . ij. n. i • ..
NO. 17 FIFTH 81 . 744 . 211
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mastery
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