Volftwie XX.
NTIBELV VEGETABLE
NO ALOOHOLIO PREPARATION!
A PURE TONIC MEDICINE.
DR. HOOF L AND'S
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS
DR. C. M. JACKSON, Philade
Will eirt--rtually
Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Chronic. or Nervous Debility. Diseiuses
of the Kidney's, and alllaoasea
Arising from a Disordered
Liver or Stotuail
such
as Consti
nation. Inward
Piles. Fullness or
Blood to the Head.
Acidity of the Stomah.
NAIIIAOII, lieflrlbUrrl. Disgust
fur Food, Fullness or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sink
ing or Fluttering. at the Pit f the Stom
ach, Swimming of the head ,Hurried and
difficult Breathing. Elutteriog at the Heart.
Chokingoroutliteating ilenAatimp, when in a lying
posture. Dimness of Vision. Dots or webs be
fore the sight. Fever and Dull Pain in the
Head. Deficiency of Perspiration. Yel
lownew. of the Skin and'Evcs.Pain in
the Side, Dick, Chest, Limbs. &v.
Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burn
ing in the Fh,h, !onsta nt
imaginings of Evil.
and great deprel
~ i nn of
And wilt pasitively prevent Yellow Fever.
Fever.
THEY coNTArN
NO ALCOHOL OR RID WHISKY!
They will cure the above dison3es in ninety-nine
eases out of a hundred _ •
Induced by Ho o f xtensive sale and universal
POPularity.of nd's tiertnan Bitters, (purelY
vegetable) hosts of ignorant quaeks and unscru
pulous adventurers. have opened upon suffering
iunanity the flood gates of ost rums in the shape
of poor whisky, vilely en m pounded with injurious
drug; and christened Tonics, Stonmehies and Bit
ters.
Beware of the innumerable array of alcoholic
Preparations in plethoric bottles, and bi-bellied
Y n under the modest appellation of Bitters:
whiek instead of raring only aggravates diseases,
rdjeave the disappointed sufferers in desair.
lOU WA ArT.S'OMETIF 37.1 STR ENG TII.
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DO ou WA NT .4 th. 001) A PPETITE!
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TITCTIOS
po-YOU WANT TO FEEL WELL?
DantLWANT TO OFT RID OF NER ro us I
mim,p,
fiIIOTEANT EWER° rr
4110:1'017 WANT TO SLEEP WELL
ilOrggr WANT A BRLSI C AND VIGOROUS
rEguiru?
If YOu do live
HOOPLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
Aunt J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor of the En
. cyclopedia of Rclipioue Knowledoc.
; : • 7
7 aVege l ltu t 4 s i P a ° ;: d n e general, &i f , a ;I:
3 r r ou l h rT i la r t uo mp o d f
:la ria,i k il iaytediente and efferts: I yet know of no
t reason why a man rosy not testify to the
t he believes himself to have received from
spy pimple preparation in the hope that he may
- lomatiatribute to the benefit of others.
, m
the• -4 th e wore readily in regard to Hoof
s:' German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M.
tof this city, because I was prejudiced
hem for many yeark — under the impres
that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture.
4hangiii Indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker,
ne for the removal of this prejudice by proper
sad for enceuragement to try them, when
from great and long continued debility.
1!
ills of three bottles of these Bitters. at the
beginning of the present year , was followed by j
event relief. and restoration to a degree of
bodily and mental vigor which I had not felt for
airvuolthil before, and had almost depaired of re
geleing.• I therefore thank God and my friend for
dirooling ma to the used' them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
::PsiiADELnriA. June 23. MI.
' '
Avon the Rev. .loeeph H. Kennard. Pastor qt th
. Tenth Baptist (March.
be. JACKSON—DeaI SA : — .l have been fre
quently requested toconnect my name with COM
rrmesdationa of different kinds of medicine, but,
ifteplaelles qv out or. Tar atiPropriate
Vie in all elms declined; but with a
. Studftivar instances. and Partieularly
him, k of the usefulness of Dr. Hoof
lead" - tters,4 depart from my usual
=dto express om " liall conviction that for
ebility of thesystem. and especially Li v-
EComplaint it is •selband valuable preparation.
some mom it may fail. but usually I doubt not
will be very beneficial to those who suffer from
thembees muses. You very reometfaillv.
J, IL KENNARD.
Bighth below Coats street. Phila., Dee. 24th.
Asa the nen" ALDERMAN WUNDER, Ger.
. 7 swintowe.
Gmumsrowa, June I, INK.
Di. C. M. JACKSON - air:—lt MISS lON IOSAINFO,
Swokyeassms,~ to rive you a certificate, 'testifying
what man Bittemhad done for me. ..I am
now paint* mired of all those Ovum your
madielwiMiligess to cure, vii: DmPePlia. - Chron
le and NervisestiMility. disease of the Kidneys.
im :111witammeed in/name it exerts. upon Ner
vosa - : it minisind. I have Wm eon
.. 7 - • nsfaram e to your Bittenkand
'•' — 73 ''' - "r7l'rf, - hive recommended it for the
. ' 4.,..74 • . -iii livery
.mstane.. e it has
..e..-7, -__ _ .
' • omen. lour medicine Aso a great
In Germantown , and Is sold in every
•and in mat of the Grocery stores
my one should question what I say. let
gitrateGermantown. and I will prove to
ll*
satielbeti on, that the Bitter* have cured in
VsfinltY more than twenty MSS of the above
~, ' •
HANNAN WENDER,
. ' Street. Jame Rittimhome, Germantown,
--.- •
i ismadty
c.l ::•••:: • ..
Milt IVE ?RING 142 R TEE SOLDIERS.
VI beild np the eonstitntioo. and sive health
Mean* to an oviutealred and diseased
atiIIikTERIESTIMONTIWOM THEARIIY
•zi E-- - - - • - '• PIIILADZIPHIA. AMOSti2:IB62:
„DA 4..lll44l 6 eeow—Deer Arir , While in Vir
testa. *wise time change of water. I wee taken
matift .
with 11 Mimi which semi* incurable.
r....A.a med iliblik' weakened me. - When we
I feared- I isliiiiild have to
fismins; but lag some of your Bitters in
t el it i p ztat
IL Llsipm'im, - But tivalk4 par
on takratltima speodi r ki.
. The diarrhea wile.
mod I _ experiencosi no o it.
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tin- nieht dua carb war fe-• te.
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supprit MAT
1 • would not without it
sis Cits •• • •
particularly an point into a
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Company ff, Scott Lesion.
UAW OF COUNTERFEITS.
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pr i r et i ft na llematars of C. M. JACKSON.".
of each bottlo.
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BISHOP PO I PTERt OPI ON
OF WOMAN.
Bishop Potter, in his (Aare..
Episcopal Convention,' now sitting,in Phil
adelphia, pays the following high and de
served compliment to religions women who
are at present working wonders among the
sick and wounded of our army. Experi
enced officers of our army and especially
surgeons have round the greatest relief in
trained nurses. and hay.- uniformly applied
for Sisters of Mercy or Charity in pref
erence
to all others.
It would he well for the Managers of our
Insane Asylum and House of Refuge to
take some of the advice of Bishop Potter:
"Our camps and military hospitals are
blessed schools for educating our benevo
lent affections and our capatitieiforchar
itable work. But they. show, at the same
time, that is not every benevolent woman
who has the health, or theindgment, or the
perseverance, or the ready submission to
order and system which such a function re . -
quires. They show, too, the great impor
tance of previous training. Nursing, like
every other art,ls to be acquired by prac
tice, under proper directions. It affords
scope for knowledge, and it ought to be
prosecuted, especially in civilandreligious
hospitals, as a system, and from a lofty
Christian motive. Such a motive does not
necessarily preclude the tide of paid serv
ice, but flourishes best where the labor is
freely given out. of love to God and to his
suffering and sinful children. Hence the
need of our hospitals (nor in them only) of,
trained, enlightenednrid devoted Christian i
ladies. The same influence goes to some , 1
extent into the hospitals and orphan-hous
es ofthe Roman Church.
That Sisters of Charity in the Roman
communion are worth more, perhaps, to'
their cause than the combined wealth ' of
their hierarchy, the learning of their priest
hood, the self-sacrificin g zeal of their mis
sionarie,;.
What ha been with us so long a theo
retical conviction ought to become with
out much more delay a practical reality.
No time could be more auspicious for the
commencement than the present. Volun
teer nursing in army hospitals has brought
to light many noble spirits who can be em
ployed hereafter in our municipal' and re
ligious institutions. Nor is it among the
sick only or among those of their own sex
that the tenderness, skill and assiduity of
Christian women would be useful. Among
criminals in our penitentiaries, among un
ruly or depraved boys in our houses of
formation ; among the poor and insane in
our almshouses, and wherever there is
misery and sin, there would they exert a
wondrous power.
What suffering, for example, what dete
rioration of morals, and what hopeless
gloom must reign, when the sick and in
firm poor must be waited on only by
coarse and uninstructed paupers or by
rude and sordid hirelings ? How little
prospect of amendment among criminals
if they see none but paid keepers and rout
ine officials! And among the insane what
a soothing calm comes from a woman's
presence, and wise and gentle ministry !
Everywhere, but especially among the suf
fering and hat ed of our sex, does she
carry the sunshiat of patience and hope.
In proportion as she has lofty Christian
aims and the delicacy . which comes of re
fined association, she ui the better qualified
to command respect and inspire affection;
and in proportion as she possesses the ex
perience and ready resource which spring
generally from nothing. but training will
her agency be permanent and useful.
• We have, it seems to me, but to weigh
considerations like these ; we have but to
remember that a vast amount of talent
and hearty zeal amongwomen waits to be
employed ; 10e have but to contrast the
homes of our poor in sickness, and too
often, alas! in health; our prisons; our
asylums, our reformatories, our almshous
es, our hospitals, as they are, with whatthey
might be if pervaded by a higher feminine
and religions influence, and-we shall-per
ceive that nothing but organization and-a
wise directing spirit is 'needed:to achieve
the mighty and beneficent revolution:"
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION
CHARTRRED BY rim LEGISLATURE.
Preiddent
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VICE PRESIDENTS.
Wm. Smith
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Thos. D. Mamba. A. lleineMan
Francois Sidle= Achim Rhodes
John F. Jeanine'''. Jnenbitackratb
Thomas 8. Blair AleM
Henry Lloyd Alfred Slack
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U B Jones 81.4!..nias •
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SECRETARY ANDTRE'ASURER.
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O FFICER/I:
D. E. iIeKINLEY.
in okire and Ibi silo lby
SBURGII.
iron' the Temple Bar Magazine.
STORI OF THE ITINTER-LIGIII
one of the richest, men in the federalcap- I resemblnce whi..b eis
xted between the
ital of Frankfort-on -the-Mei n . To a stran- I descript a ion he had given,of a miser and
ger, however, he appeared poorer than , his only relative. whose unknown wealth
Lazarus, and more miserable than the l lie wa,: - to inherit. Type and prototype
predestinated Wandering Jew. I eould not more ci.tttly dovetail. His
It was early in December, in the year! heart, itw.vever. .1:d not fail him : how
185—, that Ireinreich Otterbein surprised I should hi 4 uncle, who never read a book,
the good gossips of that famous Teutonic ! near of !I , - pft.'s.:ig.. '.' True, the book had
capital by wandering about the frosty ereated a sensati-m : but his uncle was riot
streets late one
.night. The people who likely to go where it , . , •ontents, its merits
hung about the Platz, or trotted past the or demerits would be discessed. And, light
magnitieent, Roemer, where the portraitshearted. he knocked at :he door. It Was
I
of the German emperors frown down upon opened l e - !'rift:,.. e , itti- , ter-lookin g clerk
the spectator in solemn majesty, wondered ---in fact, the miry one---of the office.
to see the gaunt, tall figure of the Usurer "Sot to tin seen,'' was the reply to (Awl,
emerge from the deep shadow of the Dom who asked for his uncle.
RS the old clocks around were ringing out he engaged'" ••11s
the midnight chimes.
Before, however, the chimes had ceased "Is he ill r.
burdening the nipping air with their mel- "No," returned Franz, with a sly leer.
ancholy cadences, he had locked the door "What then can be the matter?"
of his low dingy mansion behind him, and "Nothing," whispered Franz, who from
plunged into thepalpable gloom that, long intimacy with the nephew of his Inas
shrouded the interior, and seemed part ter, sometimes assumed an air of Intriiliur•
and parcel of that old, tumble-clown, leaky ; ity.
edifice of cross-beams and plaster.
Stealthily Heinrich Otterbein glided
along the narrow corridor ; stealthily he
clung to the wainscoting of the corridor,
creeping suspiciously onward. At length
he reached a low portal. Here he felt
about fora lamp, and, by dint of much re
iterated exertion, struck a light. How
like a guilty, conscience-stricken thing he
then looked I As the feeble flicker of the
wick threw vague shadows around hire,
he paused to listen. He pressed his ear
closely against the door of his counting
house ; yet all the sound he could catch
was the footfall of a stray passenger ap
proaching his house, then fading away in
the distance, or the dull soughing of the
wintry wind down the solitary passages of
his home.
Having satisfied himself, however, that
all was right, Heinrich took from beneath
his cloak a bunch of keys. Deliberately
selecting the largest and' the smallest, he
proceeded to unlock the massive iron
plated door. Three times he turned the
key; three times the ward flew back;
three heavy bolts were then successively
unpadlocked, and drawn slowly back.
Heinrich Otterbein's bureau, to any oth
er man, would have inspired the most dis
mal and repulsive impressions. Dark and
diary, the dusty cobwebs hung from the
ceiling, and everywhere the mould of de
caying time grew upon the oaken panels.
In oae corner stood two or three iron
chests ; an iron safe was also fastened into
one of the walls. The only furniture, how- l ''qr , !... - '2:91 - o.' ea
ever, the room could boast, was a, deal
stand ; unless we admit into the catego
two or throe folio volumes bound in buff ry
leather, on the backs of which were in
scribed in German the words '•Day-book''
and "Ledger."
On the desk lay a small octavo volume.
The hawk-eye of Heinrich Otterbein 'at
once detected the intruder. He flew at it
as though it had been an ingot of gold.
On taking the book up and opening it,
his attention was riveted to a page the cor
ner of which had been turned down so as
to draw his attention to the place. The
miser—for Heinrich Was reputed to be a
veritable miser—read the following pas
sa,ge :
"Turn, however, to the miserable
wretch who devotes his days and nights to
the damning love of pelf. He hoards his
secret treasures in iron chests ; he gloats
over the sight of his glittering store, a: a
mother hangs over her infant ; he feasts
his wretched appetite on the wealth that
perishes ; and groans like a prisoner on
the rack when one thaler or one groschen
is withdrawn. • And what benefit are his
hoards to himself or the world? He grows
thin and emaciated whilst feasting his eyes
on his perishable treasures.; his palsied
hand clutches at the vanishing coin, whilst
charity isallowed to languish in the streets,
and thousands, nay myriads, of human be
ings are famished with cold and the want
of the simplest necessaries of life."
The features of Heinrich otterbien
grew pale and distorted as he read ; and,
with a feverish impulse, he turned to the
title-page. There he saw the name of
Cast Hems. He gnashed his teeth for a
moment, and then relaxing his emotion,
exclaimed, with a suppressed breath : "In-
grate."
'A hoarse laugh, which resounded
through the empty chambers of the house
at that moment, startled the miser. He
looked around him with a terrified glance.
gathered his woollen robearound him, and
took up his lamp to peer into the gloom
beyond. .But silence had been restored,
the echoes had died away ; and Heinrich
Otterbein was left to his own solitary re
flection and nervous tears.
* * *
- *
SimUltaneously a scene, but of a dissim
ilar character, was enacting in a distant
part of the town.
In a well-furnished and well-lighted
dressing-room—evidencin g the wealth and
luxurious taste of the master—a youth and
maiden sat side by side, absorbed in the
tender enjoyment of each other's society.
The maidewfastened her blue eyes on the
Vieth, who' reclined rather than sat on an
ottatnan at her feet ; whilst he was pour
ing forth Words of sweetest potency, fill
ing her mind with abstract ideas, and
painting a picture of life which none but
the young lover can create.
"(hi w hat sweet sweetness is it thus to h
On ) th e soft %sum of such smiling 8
To gaze upon those eyes so so beandnt
Drink in their poison and then fall back a-dream
"And doyou believe that your book
Will do good?" asked the soft voice of
Lotchen.
I "Truth `must accomplish all things," re
' plied the interrogated. "It is impossible
hat men should forever grovel in the low
ursuits on which they now are bent. Art,
earest, art will triumph ; beauty and love
nd truth must prevail. The world can
not 'always be at strife with itself. The
i
time must soon arrive when the hearts of
men will become enlarged, and charity
break down the barrier of classes. The
rich shall _not then monopolize their
rrealth; nor the poor be compelled to toil
ip - hopeless bondage. Dearest, I have
spiid - all this in my book. You know, you
feel,....yon.oOnfass 'tis right, 'tis true, and
Chat before long the world must give way
lici better and diviner thoughts l'
"Ifivii' you no fear, Carl, that all you
write will be set down as the views of a
'mere enthusiast and dreamer? My father!
tells me that, fine as may be your theories.
they are impracticable."
"Impossible, my love, I have faith in
the world, in its noble aspirations. in its
'desire to be set free from the sordid love
of pelf."
"Alasl my . father fells me there are
passages" - that must give offense in your
work. Ilisvircyou not painted your uncle
in its pages?"
him• "No, dearest, no. I never thought of
." -
"tat k .,yow.loiw dawn thetportrait 4,
*Wir t and any - baw ini4vorteptly, uta:
- t Joke! ;kir the - •
' own will dial
iipate at onie."
And thus they chatted on and dreamed
'of happy days, until th ~ c- yoie or tho
,ratchtnan going hip warned Carl it
was time for him to thkft hie ern.
Early the next morning Carl railed on
his uncle. Oa drawing near the miserable
tenement. inhabited by him. however. b
~. •
"But. has nothing occurred'?" repented
Carl. with alarm emphasized on his eounte
nance.
: Nothing." was the brief remark.
Carl pondered a moment. The book
•and the obnoxious passage rose before him
like an accusing spectre ; but just as he was
about to question Franz as to the possibil
ity of his uncle having seen his work, the
latter drew him close to his side, and, as if
confiding a valuable and important secret
to him. explained that his uncle /•a,7 seen
the book and the page.
[To be continued.]
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WESTERN STOVE WORKS,
245 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSBURGH
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•
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State Fair for the BEST COAL COOK
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N B—We line the DIAMOND and ECLIPSE
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his
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■AMIN 3 / 1 11.Li NGAI R. &11)NeNC1IIE.
*JP LA PLANING MILL, would relpoethilly in
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an d haring enlarged his twtablishment, and filled
it with the newest mai must approved tuachinerf,
L now prepared to furnish flooring and - planing
boards.serolt sawing and re-sawing, doors, sash
and shutters, kiln dried, frame:, mouldings, bog
making, &e.
Seem PITTSBURGH, Sept. 7.1957. ja2o
we A X A I. E .--FOITA LOTS IN COL.
line township. adioining St. Mary's Cemetery,
ninety-six feet front, by one hundred and ten m
depth. enclosed by paling fence. Lots will
be sol d together or separately. at lo de
wand'
long time. Apply to JAS .
._ _ S. DEVL/X.
Near Bt. a tarrsCameters. I
•• . 0 ...D. CIIIIII/NO
- D. lIINIMPL.... HAII...."4"1"8"
13 _
mins_ « .. i . 11 .•••7 1 ..- 4. -•••••••••..........17. ovictax.
BEntaul lorrr oLess"" ITTT.
iisiorem %
t
••••Vale: ofirabook s a d A: . Wars.
' - ~... Afiffo.4ooes Ab e stmt.
of
Milo a n , . ,1
:,... 0 mss;
. iffifee. ilminn
A' 11&11011:111 CIDIIOII-311111 I
to Family Flo urioit resolved fix ode
_JAS. A.
10y27 Owner Ellatet alid FINK Welt&
I POETICAL PATCHWORK.
•-__-
•
"twai midnight rm the mum - a/lies 'welch
Alcor• the banks of Ayr,
When through en Alpine Pass'a
The boy with the auburn hair.
VII.
Saw heree mighty from their graves
W s the Pyrrhic Phu gcme ?
O. terribly proud wa ihss Mac Bride !
Were the last worth of Alurmion.
VIII-
Tn. Sun's eye had a ,iekly klnre
ni old Long loland'r , ea-girt 61k4)(e
When Black Eyed -;;Lian came on hoard.
And a bright gold ring on her wand she hear
•
It was en mieut fisherman.
Thal name is quite forget—
lie led her to the alter,
The Lady of Shalf,t.
•
Earl March look'd au his dying child.
Ills ruddy cheek grea wan ;
Why should the sPiril of mortal he Proud?
Or any other wan.
S'PRING G001)S.
CLOTHS, CA SSIMERES
WE RAVE NOW IN STORE A 4OII
PLETE stock of
SPRING GOODE,
all new and desirable styles, which have been
carefully selected in New York, with a desire to
please the moat fastideone. and comprising in all
the various new &brie and novelties of the
semen.
woul,l respectfully solicit an early call from
our patrons and the public. to test the merits ot
the same or themselves.
SAMUEL GREY I* SON,
ortthant Tan or
Nu. 19 Flllll Street.
P VATE DISEASES..
Dr. BROWN'S MEDICAL
and SURGICAL Office. No. ffo
Smithfield street, Pittsburgh.
Penney! vsnia.
Dr. BROWN is an old citizen ', 4
of Pittsburgh, and has been in " t
„
Practice for the last twenty-five •=1"
Years. Ms business has been
confined mostly to Private and
Surgical Diseases.
CITIZENS AND STRANGER
find eed th e a medical friend, should Doc t orl to
out sure place of relief. The is a
regular graduate, and his experience in the treat
ment of a certain class of diseases is a sure guar
antee to the sufferers of obtaining permanent re
lief by the use of his remedies and following his
advice.
DR. BROWN'S REmilDrrs
never fail to cure the worst form of Venereal
Diseases. Impurities and Scrofulous Affections.—
, Also all diseases arising from a hereditary taint,
which manifests itself in the form of Letter
psoriasis, and a great many forms of skin dis
eases, the origin of which the patient is entirely
ignorant. To persons so afflicted, Dr. Brown offers
hopes of a sure and sPeedy nom •
SEMINAL WE
Dr. Brown's remedies for the alarming trouble
brought on often by that solitary habit of sensual
gratific•tion, which the young and weak minded
often give way to. (to their own destruction.) are
the only reliable remedies known in the country
—they are safe, and make a speedy restoration
of health.
RHEUMATISM.
Dr. Brown's remedies never fail to cure this
painful disease Is • PEW DAYS-50 will a
cure. Be also treats Piles. Meet, Gonnorrhce
Stricture. Urettial Discharges. Female Weeklies
Monthly Suppressions,. DUMMY! of the Joint.,
Fistula in Ano, Nervous Affections. Pains is the
Back and Kidneys, Irritation of the Bladder, to
gether with all diseases of an impure origin.
A letter describing the sym_ptenus , eontaining a
rite directed to DR. BROWN, N 0.30 Smithfield
St., Pittsburgh, Pa., will be
nd immediately answer
e
ad.
secure from observation. Medicine sent to any address , safely packed
Office and Private Rooms, Nc . 30 Smithfield
street, Pittshuna. Pa. •nol3-daw:is
11[1011101NIX LOOKING GLASS *
TVRE FRAME MANVFACTORT
NOS. IEII EAST TWENTY-n:IIRD STREET.
173 de 175 GRAND STREET & 215 CENTRE
STREET. Established MIL NEW YORK. Es
tablished 1838. This Establishment him been in
successful operation 24 years, and is the Largest
of the kind in the United States. We have on
hand or manufactured to order every description
of LOOKING GLASS. PICTURE AND POR
TRAIT FRAMES. Plain and Ornamental Pier.
Wall. Oval and Mantel Glasses. Coneecting Cor
nices, Base and Bracket Tables. with 3larble
Slabs, Toilet Glasses, etc.,
Mouldings for Picture }rimed. in lengths suita
ble for transportation . . either Gar Itertisip, Rose.
wood, Oak. Zi6ra.ilsrdireye. MahogcsAr etc. Our
new 3 fanufactory and exrensive facilities enable
us to founds,' any article in our line as good as the
best and as cheap as the cheapest.
DEALERS ARE INVITF.'D TO CALL UPON
us when they visit New York. We claim to be
able to supply them with every article in our line
which they can possibly require. at prices lower
than they can purcbsee olewhere.
Order* by mail attended to wig prompbteM
De
not jail to call Whet you visit New York.
Office & Warerooma, No. 215 Centre St.. N. Y,
my2:3md HORACE V. SIGLER, Ag't.
C'
'lark, Itttrke. & Baker , .
MANUFACTURERS & IMPORTERS OF
Neddlee Fish Hooks, Tiding Tackle, &0.,
48 Malden Lane &dsLiberty at.. N. Y.
Would respectively call the attention of whole
sale dealers to their extensive and varied stock of
FISHING TACKLE.
Their Factory, "MRPTITME WORKS"
Canton St., Brooklyn, bag been in successful oper
ation - for fotrr years, where they manufacture
every ,variety of
mu MOORS. SPEARS,.&C.,
from the best Spring Steel, and which they war
rant much superior and fully cheaper than the
imported article. '
01/DERS SOLICITED_ AND EXECD.
TED AT ONCE, for an variety or style o
Hooks, Rods, Reels. Lines, Seines, Begets, an
Trolling Bait Water - proof 'Lines at reduce
prime, &v.
•
They would call particular-attention- to their
dock' of Fly Hooks.
Sole depot for the sale of WARRIIPS eels
bated drilled-eyed, and TELEGRAPH RES
OLES. • ap2B 3mdeod
PETRONA OIL WCOILIVEI
LONG. MILLER & CO.,
WORKS AT SHARPNBURGH STATION. AL
LEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD.
sirOfflee and %Munn.
22 MARKET STREET, IPITTSBURGII.
Manufsetures of Ill ole uminating and Lubricated
Carbon Oh suid
NO. I REFINED OIL. WARRANTED
NON•EXPLOIVIIVE, always on hand. 0c24:13,
------ --
I i ATOM
-150 bushels Red Potatoes •
150 do Pinkeye and 1 1 71 e Chi li do:
40 do Prince Albert do. net received
and foreale by . JAMES A. RTZRR.
enylit eerier Market and Pint streets.
6 e -`
• .
O - RATFIGAN, RtitOPRAN
Agent, 115 Water street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
PrePared to bring out or send back Panaandm
or to any pert el tie old country. eitber by
myieketa.
SHIRT FOR SALE. Padable in an:
Ihr imidehisinaatißall
-11Z
- • -
.
& m a:
•
F:A
irmakiwilitaiiir-mosemak
article every lordlier oboo/d lorrs for
BECKHAM k LONotroG.
No. LIN ot.
~ , ( "11
MIME!
'Turas midnight, in him guarded tani
splendid robes profusely dreet :
breeches cost hire a crown
IL
Old t ; ritnes is (load. that :rood old soul :
Thou shouldn't not thus repine:
They laid him in his narrow bed.
At. Bingen on the Rhine.
111.
lleardye those loud contending war
-- --deep the pearly eaves among!
Far far away in Illinois,
Where burning Sappho lnv'd and sung t'
/V. •
'Twat) many and many a year ago
The cold.round moon shone brightly down
All bloodless lay th' untrodden snow,
When Old Dan Tucker came to town.
•
V.
One evo'ning n, f wander'd forth,
On broad Lake Huron's pebbly shore,
spied a maiden past her prime •
Rich an:! rare , Aer.r the gems lhe were
1.1! .
ANt
VESTINCB,
TO THE PUBLIC.
rhea
g7.11,,A.1,111; • .
ly Modest nt ail denomi
nations, trent secret and
delicsio die..,...1„,...
tuatione comnion and in- :, -
..
eident tt youths of Loili
saxes Find lehilts, sinxiii nr married. neranic
DR. BRANSTRET pithil,7:l`.i the tae of his doing
in, the ignorant and faLscly modest are dreadfully
&hooked, and think it a great sin rely immoral
• and for contamination and corruption among
their wives, prong sons and daughters. Their
family physician should be cautious to keep them
in itinerancy that they do the saino as Dr. 1.:1 1 :AN
STRUT, (except publishing) lest a lucrative prne
lice might be lost to them 11U1014 stupid falsely
modest and presumptuous families, hem and
i
raised in gnonum, sprung up as mushrooms and
who
compa re society. intelligence, sense. &c., to
dollen and oents, utysteriously. meanly minx
gotten. It is to publicity, however that numerous
parents and guardians are thankful that their
sons, daughters and wards, previously feeble
sickly and of delicate condition and appearance,
have been restored to health and vi by DR,
BitAySTItITP, besides many before and after
marriage through him' have been ,area much Tit
tering, anxiety. mortilitation. In. Sperinaterr
h•-a or nee tc rust? Oantlii , ion?, ar.. i , orupl-iiely curial
in a vary ...dont. ;pace of time hv ilia new remedies,
which are ”e , :nli:trly his own. The- are compounds
Run. the Vegetable inipill. liaving seen the
fallacY:of t he Mercurial it intaient,he has abandon
ed it and substituted the vegitable Female dis
eases are trentest with net rkeii encenia--baving had
over forty y6Oll , (40. svperieiwe in their treat
meta in hospitals of both the ()Id World mid it
:he I.:Ylited >LH te.i; lead, hint to say—to all with a
thir trial, health and In.ppincsa will Boa: bloom
upon the now—palled ellaigc. Trifle no longerwith
montebankB and . 1 wicks. but came and be cured
Consumption and all or its kindred disease?, of
which se many annually tilt our countries, can
now be relieved, peovitlin- !hey attend to it in
time Full parLicalars eon had of my treatment
in
by t!rneurine a copy of ii u
th 0 .! ..i ediea I Ail vifer,whieb
given gratis to all that apply Having the ad
vantage of over fonts yeare experience and
observation, consequently, he has :raperior skill
in the treetptent of epecial iiii.easee. and who is
daily emmul tad by the profestdon, as well as recom
mended by reneetable citizens. Publishere, pro
prietors of hotels. Ic. Office Sit Smithfield
street, near Diamond street. Private eonimuni
cations from all parts Of the Umnn FtTl A tlY at
tended ii'. Direct to
deklydaw
r.nrr •
ft1:1NTWAN........(;11.114. JD: ..... R. SIRDLN
REINEMAN, MEYRAN & SIEDLE,
No. 42 FIFTIi STREET,
PITTSISURGH. PA
wuDLEBALR AND RETAIL DE tLER4
WATCHES, JEWELHI,
DIAMONDS,
SILVER AND RATED WARE,
CLOCKS,
of every ileseription.
FANCY GOODS
Bronze Statuary, rte.
WATCHMAK EltS• TOOLS,
Ntait..4ltri HATS 111111 31a4,141n0ry.
WholeFale Agvney for :!:,e,t-lebented
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Mianittiaetured at Waltham,
WILLIAM RICAN%
HARRISON A. CO FyIN RA vid tecANDLess.
General Partner, ' zipecial Partner.
BIEANioi 4k, COFFIN,
(Softeners to M'Candless. Means it C 0..)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Oorner Wood and Water Streets,
felOie Pilmrsulfiltelr, PA.
%NATRONA. OIL.
VILTE ARE NOW MANIUFAICEURINO
o this article, which for brilliancy in burning
freedom of offensive udor, and transparency ot
color, (which color we warrant to be changed by
age or exposure.) is unsurpassed by any Mum
aster in this or Eastern markets. As a profitable
Oil to the consumer, we run specially recommend
it. Also, our manufacture of
CAUSTIC SODA ]
Used by all large Soap Makers and Oil Refineries.
mwhich exeels 10 per Gent. in strength all the make
anu Essen&
fitcture of Soda brought to this country. Oar
SAPONIFIER. OR CONCENTRATED LYE; SALT, IC.
Are so well and favorably known, we trust the
mention is suEcient.
All orders and inquiries will be promptly at
tended to by addressing. •
GEORGE (10LEOUN, Agent,
Penna. Salt Manufbcturing Company.
24 Wood street. Pittsburgh.
WM. M. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS
Iron Founder.,
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS.
Near the Penn, E. B. Passenger Denot e
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
MANUFACTURE ALL. MINDS Oa
../.W.IIL Steam Eine% ranting from three to one
hundred and horse power, and - suited for
Grist Mills, Saw ills. Blast Furnaces, Fiictories,
etc.
Give particular attention to the oonatnotlon of
&wines and Machinery for gris' t millet, and for
illarnthts. mulay and circular saw milks;
are also on hand, finished and ready forship
mtmt at shortnotice, Enginessatid Boilers of every
description.
Also, furnishßoilers and Sheet Iron separately.
Wrought Iron. ShafthiL Mangan and Tallies in
every variety , :and 'continue the manufiseture of
Woolen Machinery and Machine Cards. •
Our prices are low, our machinery manufictur•
ed of the best Quality of materials, and warranted
in all COMM to H i ve SAtitillOtioO.
ItirOrders from all parts of the country solicit.
tedand promptly tilled..: :' fe2l:daw
----
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
FOENT R T gre E
i irD E DY AND PERMIAN
GONORRHEA, 01.KET. URKTHAL
Discharges. - Seminal 11 saltness. Nightly Rtulm
Eons % Ineontilence. Giardini
fltricture and
one of the Kid
neys and Bladder. • •
Which ham bee' teed by upwards of -
ONE HUNDRED 1 1 :•• • 8, •
in their private practice, with the entire s . •
superseding Curless, COPAUI, Ommermsa , or
compound hitherto known. -
•
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS
are ST in action , often e ff ecting eure in a
few and when cure is effeeteditis peran
ent. ey are prepared from vegetable aztracts
that are harudess on the system, and lever 1111111110-
ate the stomach, or impregnate the breath and
being sugar coated, all nauseous bete is avoided.
No change of diet is necessary whilst using them;
nor does their action Interfere with business pur
suits. Each boz contains Biz dozen Pills.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
and will be sent by mail. pont-paid, by any ad
verde_ ed Agent, on receipt of the money.
Zion.
r genuine without my signature on the
wrappe.
J. BRYAN, Rochester N. Y. Oenl Agent.
Jostim PLEMIn.
earner Market street and Diamond.
an27:dawlris
LOAN OFFICE,
HENRY W. CIMIOTT
NO. i.e issurrwriELs switanT,
• Near the corner Aft Pittsburgh.
MONEY IN LARGE AN MILL
quantities loaned on Gold and River. Ns:
moods. Jewelry. Gold and Sliver Watches. and
all kinds of raluable . aitirdes. • for any length of
time agreed on. The goods Cannot be delivered
without the Ticket.
140
air Moe-Hours from 7 A. AL to lo
.
DI:MOAN, DUNLAP & Co.,
' Manuf igeturees of
Tun warm REFINED
C. cb.rr o *4 •
1n2110446.
A NUM—FACED AND XXVI WORM
ria. pat on by
I Doi BbWN tTETLBY. 196 Woods.
_ .
Tap iinEIVAGNED lidAg& :11:1DX
.. -
I a rrouromente to'dt up Oil Reflnetissi'ander
D 7 Tica44l.o%P" -.t Titrt,Tr .g.;":"" • " - ITT".
"leatodlebusso bywhiolk ars in ren
&PM tAf.itts uniftfittiarr ,
"On+ Petroleum
OiM and 'sok Ititarantio Our .wiiircitnnot
ba audio(' iu durability. aitialidtr„ r.e1M1111.78
Wender with mildew* to the grgardris Pur
tier.irhore Reinerie4 we haviltted
Mum. Loti. &Mier k.Co
NV' ..
tantork Aviderioni:saar
•S. liicr & Zagals d o
iar
Alex. Taylor* Co.,Jeffeireti d
,Lockhart Foto, nrifliantLo do,
The above works were dadimod asilaelinisted
and put in operation b 7 Dr. 11. W.O.2WBDDLI
The following work , n• ha abell4nitApt
Bosomy O ilC o nr. n_erfAegnuat
.hieForr. Chadwick & Crmpton. kittanning:
JohaAon Graham k Co.. Wood,' Reg:
. Browen, * Co.. Pittelngib:
Renee & wag - • -
Johnson & Brother, do • '
Forcyth Bros. & CO.. Matudieder.
DAVIS &
Non. lOp wATilit 3, toe FIRST grltlndit
ltratut Founders, Pasunbers
STEAM AND GAS FITTgRA:
zahll:3md
eo
INVENT OR-84
PATKNT AtIENCY., •PATRNT MANNOY,
14i •
DEW C. LAWRENCE ROBY, CONNOR-
For Twelve Tearaa Tortilzipowil4ietse
as omenthemrhe "
Reamela 1 1 1 -
Patent WIlleo•-the i 4 I o-RWoreltelletelee
last r as
,0 Patent • sway
sqloridl' fills
neber of Ihepentßeriret
itnera of Appeal.._ wean.
Patent
NOTE-4113 nformstfini uetleamtli tiregr e . •
and a copy of the Petent•Lawe lesinewial
charge.
Refer le geese Commissioner al*Pneieleakin.
David P. liallevrar.
amtf
BAT titre,
etthiyargb Poet Office
AtIIVEV.
Plumbers and Gas'Pl'S.
NO; MS WOft ?STREET. 011! I r
rolorrEurnen.mrirmitimiik,
A It I)
47 01110 S'TitEET 4 110.1011hki,
NE R THE Sin rotes oPfIINC.
El11;3i PM, Uri kma Niii, snEET LlLtio.
IL Lend Piyw. Pig rind Mir Lnaidnd•Phiitliiir's
!emeriti' iu genuni. Oil Retitiorini 4l i ol n
tbi ax
the wort a pproved initntier. Tunics fined r
COPPer. lioUsv3 tilted with Water and Airt
tures.
*IL N. R. All order+ promptly uttemdiNll
113 :13'd
S. it. ri C. P. MAIRKLE6
Matoilliriarers kind llealeao
BOOK, CAP, L ET.T`e'lltd
and an kinds of ' '
WRAPPING PAPER, have rerucived
No. 27 Wood, street to
NO. 83 SMITHFIELD STEMIIT.
Cash paid for RAG Pitteb•rth w Pa..
419 - S.
P. RR'
~YIIat
..... D. ItErAttii MM.
Late at Miller ItirkutaatVs... ,
IftElrll.lo.ll eir iiiitt.Yrtit*Arst.
[somtssot to Renner k Andr . t414.1 . ,
Wholesale Dealers in' -
• '
Foreign Fruits, Nuts, ComileeiNsusi: 17.
Sours.% IPlre Works. Itu,4, 0 -'
NOS. 128 AND 128 WOOD STEIBT:'Ji
-
swum
......... 7. SWIM
ROBT. - BALRELL dt: .CO.,
Wholesale_ Gnmers,
CINNINUNNI AND FIHIWANDING
• A N D
Dealers in Prods* sad Pittsburgh Naat*Airs,
N. *5l Lumagrx•razire,.
etisoL . • PI t6B
BTRA"I rAdi g BIRRY.
BLACKBRRAT PURI*
GRAPR
CUR
suS6OOBRB=RRY BUBO
LINEAR,
a ff i tzttui.mil
400/IL
all of the bad iludithißinfak 41,440
TIMID. For sale at Se
mh22 LA MM
DUQUESNE BRASS WORE
route •43 cars aor XVRIt T iiattairleint
prznagap m BIu"MAL
GA$. AND ANNAN s FITINNIII O
airParticalar attention, to Attia 00.1ast
la Bram Catheirof eupetiorsmo.
order. - Nownboat, workead:rtataimpu ure
eliritatol:o lll 4 y„ get;
BUGlee Bracket/A*IDB (gob.;. Pathetic _ t
MP ADD DrEvra - r •
•- • •
C. WEST - di CO; -.:.-
M/1/11t7ACITC/Urße OF
~,,ro;
C ARRIAGES,III7GaItge o:
ROCKAWAY& SULKIER AND MOW
Ns. 187 ream Wren% PliltabaniBlo-1-
,
Mr All work wartiatai to boa of the bid ansinit
Hal and workmusehin. 44.711111&!:,
F.1.4..0zar: our. virgasur",
_
WIGHTNAN 4 ANDERSON. =' = '.
zwermis ANDIDEALIONPUirPtaiIt.
mi. Carbon Oil. '4 rasranteat MtMeta.'
moo. .Bonsole .and Oar, areeffi easilaser on
Oman, lilt at . cli sew& & co' s ailraine
iills , flied.'
_ ..•
WALL PAPE111•:
WINDOW CURTAINS, aso.L
New Styles for Spring of ISSL
A Great %misty and risse -Amore
nest Items s 1.1 emir
to $5 per Plese.
For sale by
THOILts- PALMER:I4
10. IR WOODllinjamp....ee vi:tq
Between 41th & ath.ld doer below illeanswlie
rab2.l . . •
A_ iniez.:444upurrAnize
ba dl ai ri Ita4 mi : or reb ros i z ireg
Plumbing ahoy of eal
& nt.•
I old "
"a* AfisirL..
aritroAsomai mmaim-
C OMMIS 10.11Fif Ent. OA Ot t
*MD BLOOMS,
No. vi W attNntlet-BELow NAB
rm.= . • •
en•COLAT 411 N &
abates is Noriatiwale_by
8011 • =MIL
I: )14E. illEtthlNVaitS 4