James P. Barr, Editor & Proprietor.
ENTIRELY VEGETAELE
NO ALOOHOLIO PREPARATION
A PURE TONIC MEDICINE.
DR HOOF-LAND'S
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS
PREPARED BY
I .1.1 C. K. JACKSON, Philade
phis, Penna.,
Will effectually cure
Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Chronic. or N Debility , DLsens .
of-the Kidneys, and oil Diseases
Arising from a Disordered
Liver or Stomach.
such
as Conga
.
pation. Inward
Piles, Fullness or
Blood to the Head,
Acidityof the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust
for Food. Fullness or Weight in
, the Stomach, SoUr Ertzetations. Sink
ing or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stom
ach, Swimming of the Dena. Hurried and
difficult Breathing, Eluttering at the heart.
Choking or suffocating sensations when in a lying
easture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or webs be
-I..re tae sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
Bead, Deficiency of Perspiration : Yel
lowness of the Skin and E_yes,,Pain in
the Side, Beck, Chest, Limbs, dc.
Sudden Flushes of Heat, BUM..
ins , in the Flesh. Constant
imaginings of Evil.
and great depres
sion of
spirits,_
And will positlvely prevent Yellow Fever. Billions
Fever, &o.
lIIMCMSM
NO ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKY!
They will cure the above discoms in ninety-nine
awes out of a hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale and universal
popularity of If oofland's German Bitters, (purely
vegetable) hosts of ignorant quacks and unseru
pulous adventurers. have (vetted upon suffering
humanity the flood gates of Nostrums in the shape
of poor whisky. vilely compounded with injurious
Arugs, and christened Tonics. Stomaching and Bit
ters.
Bewari of the ?numerable array of alCoholic
preparations in plethoric bottles, and big-beiiied
kegs, under the modest appellation of Bitters:
with+, instead-of curing only aggravates diseases,
and leave the disc pointed sufferers in despair.
YOU WANTAOMETHING lo STRENGTH
EN YOU!
YOU WANT A GOOD APPETITE!
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR 60N
STITUTION I
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELL!
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OF NER VOUS
NESS?
DO WANT ENERGY?
))O YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELL?
30 YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS
FEELING
If you do use
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
Prom J. Newton Brown, D. D., .Editor of the En
eveloPedia o f Beligimte Knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of
their ingredients and effects: I yet know of no
sufficient reason why a man may not testify to the
benefit he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation in the hope that He may
thus contribute to the benefit of others.
Ido this the more readily in regard to Hoof
land's German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M.
Jackson, of this city, because I was prejudiced
against them for many years, under the impres
sion that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture,
lam indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker.
Esq ~for the removal of this prejudice by proper
..ests, and for encouragement to try them, when
suffering from great and long continued debility.
The use of three bottles of these Bitters, at the
beginning of the present year, was followed by
evident relief, and restoration to a degree of
,odily and mental vigor which I bad not thlt for
Is months before, and had almost depaired of re
elining. I therefore thank God and my friend for
Li r ,sating me to the use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
June Z 3,1861.
PITILAD.4LPRIA'
From mo Rey . Joseph if. Kennard, Pastor al the
Baptist Church.
DR. JACKSON — ph: 4 ' 2 S ' n :--1 have been ft.
•tilec m
t y name with coin
quently requested to co. of medicine,- but
inundations of different i. lade
r . ev e r r d e i . rf the' Ticks as o,...t.ghrt-oz; appropriate
clear proof in vari a ous c i as nstn d e t es . , ..",t o l iaD vt r i . e u vr i c , a 2
in my owl family, of the usefultie.
land's (Berman Bitters, I depart fr. . a 1... ' m ita ll I m t
f o a l r
course, to express my full convictio.." 1y f w
-
general debility of the system, and especii. l
er Complaint it is a safe and valuable prelim at . me ;
vie `
In some cases it may fail, but usually I doubt
it will be very beneficial to those who tmffer fro. m
the above causes. Yours verreopectfully
3,11. KENNARii,
Eighth below Coats street, Phila.. Dee. 24th.
immthe Wife of ALDERMANWUNDER, Ger
mantown.
GERMANTOWN, June L 1861.
Da. C. M..T.AcKsoN Sir.—lt gave me p comp).
wo years ago, to give you a certificate,. testifying
nat the German Bitters had done for me. lam
ow perfectly cured of all those diseases your
iedione professes to CUM, vis; Dysp epsia Chron
ic and Nervous debility, disease of - the Xidg k eig,
tc.__The powerful intiuenceit exerts upon liar
you! prostratica is surprising. I have been con
sulted frequently in reference to your Bitters,and
without hesitation, have recommended it for the
above complaints, and in every instance it has
effectually cured. Your medicine has a great
reputation in Germantown, and is sold in every
Drug Store, and in most of the Grocery stores
here. If any one should question what I say, let
them come to Germantown, and I will prove to
their satisfaction. that the Bitters have cured in
this vicinity more than twenty cases of the above
diseases.
Respectfully, HANNAH WUNDER.
Main street. above Rittenhouse. Germantown.
enn'a.
JUST THE THING MR THE SOLDIERS'.
Will build up the constitution, and give health
and strength to an °unasked and diseased
ealth.
READ THE TESTMONYFROMTHEARMY
PIIILADIMPIitI. August 1t.1862.
De. C. M. JAcmox—Dear Sr: While in Vir
ginia, owing to the change of water. I was taken
with a severe diarrhea. which 'earned incurable.
Ind which greatly weakened me When we
cached Martinsburg. I feared I should kayo to
one home; but noticing some of your - Bitters in
he store Mr. H. H. Price. in that town. I nu
hueda =pub , . and on taking it was speedily m
etered to health. This diarrhoea waskly
checked, and I experienced no return ofquic it. A
number of my comrades. who Oilfired in thesame
manner and from the same cause,arith whom I
shared the Bitters . mein this cerilieus. I
auwet to return to the seat of war with the Log
an, and shall certainly take a amenly of the
Ilia re/ knapsack. I would net - - .be without it
rite weight in gold, mane*, ss m i n i ma a
meetone region. - - . .
Tours, truly, A,LTEMuEI,
Company colt Legion.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Set that the sinister° of"C. hi:JACKSON:"
le oaths Wearers of each bottle.
Principal Office and Xannfaotory,
NO. 031 ARCH STREET,
JONES & WIA.NS,
(Evoczemons To C. M. JACKSON & CO.)
PROPRIZTORS.
Mr For stisbY pausal/ft sad Dealers in every
town's' the meted Status. and by .
. .
I/p. - omb. itarrams.
.41C*40101114
M. P. IIIaLWAIPM
r.- a ,
•
*"
aNaltirmis
fisme ad meet
OFFICE OF CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE,
No.lol East, Third street.
CINCINIIIATI, August 18,1862.
lIROVOSAILE AR INVITED FOE
furnishing Uniform, Ragnlation Clothing,
and Camp ant Garrison Equipage for the new
levies of volunteers and militia of the United
States. •
The Clothing and Eqipage, for the different
arms of the service, to correspond, in make and
material; to that heretofore used, and to confirm
to the . pattenm :in the office of Clothing and
Equipage, in this city, where specifications and
samples may be inspected.
Proposals should state the article which it is
proposed to fnmisti, fhe quantity which can be
supplied weekly. the earliest period at which the
delivery will be commenced, the total quantity
offered, and the price for each article.
. All articles delivered by contractors are re
quired by law to be legibly marked with the con
tractor's name.
The following list embraces the principal sup
plies needed :
ARTICLES OF CLOTIIINO.
Uniform Coats. consisting of Engineer, Ord
nano.. Artillery and infantry:
Uniform Jackets, consisting of Cavalry. AT
tillery Infantry. Zouave and Knit:
Uniform Trowels. consisting of Footmen
Horsemon, Enclave' and Knit;
Cotton Duck Overalls;
Drawers. Flannel and Knit:
Shirts. rannel and Knit:
Great Coats, Footmen and HOTA0M011:
Straps for Great Coats.
Blankets, Woolen and Rubber;
Pcrnehow •
Talmas;
Sack Coats. Lined and Unlined;
Boots Bootees, Leggings, Stockings;
Stocks. Leather
Uniform Hats. Trimmed and Untrimmed;
Uniform Caps;
Forage Caps. Recruit's, Cavalry and Infantry;
Cap Covers. Stable Frocks. Sashes;
Haversacks. Knapsacks. Canteens.
ARTICLES OF EQUIPAGE,
Hospital Tents. Wall Tenti, Sibley Tents.
Common Tents. D'Abri Tents;
Mosquito Bars
Regimental Colors: do
Camp
National do
Standards;
Storm Flags:
Garrison de
Recruiting Flags;
Guidons:
4zes.
Bpades:
Hatchets;
Mesa Pans;
Camp Reales:
Pickaxes;
Bugles.
Trumpets;
Drums;
Fifa;
- -
BOOKS.
Company Order;
do Clothing Aeoonnt;
do Descriptive:
do Morning Report:
Post Orden.
• do Morning Report
do Letter;
do Guard;
Regimental General Orden
do Letter:
do Descriptive; •
do Index;
do Order;
Target Practice;
Consolidated Morning Report
Inspection.
Security will be required for the fulfillment o
every contract.
All proposals receiroi by noon of the tenth day
front the dote of this advertisement will be open
ed at noon of that day, and the articles immedi
ately needed will be awarded to . the lowest les
ponsible bidders present.
Contracts tar turther supplies will be rwarded
from time to time, as favorable bids are received,
up to the time of maim; the contract.
Ey order of the Quart,rtnsiter tle oral,
JNO 11. DICK EltziON,
Captain and A. Q. M.
I=',E :a
Parties who propose famishing supplies to this
Department will state in their proposals how long
the proposition holds. and on , tie back of each
bid will be a guarantee. signed by two romensi
bid parties, that the bidder will execute the con
tract if awarded hug. No letters or telegrams of
inquiry will be answered but after the letting of
the :N
th. bidders will be duly notified when their
proposals are accepted. Proposals will be marked
on the outside, - Proposals forrnty Clothing."
J DICK
atal-tf Captam and A. Q. M.
EASTEBN GAERIAGES, BUGGIES & WAGONS
VASTERN RECOND-lIANDED, WO
A 2 SEATED Carriage -top Buggies and Lig u
Buggies, without tops. will positively be eg Id a
the lowest prices, to suit the times. Particular at
tention paid to repairing.
MRS. JOSEPH WHITE,
Lawrenceville, Penn street, near the Two-Mile
Ran. my24:timd
GRAVEL. FELT. AND CANVAS
ROOFING.
MATERIALS CONSTANTLY OR
hand, for sale with instructions; Also
IRON SATURATED FOR ROOFS.
Our work is not to be excelled by that of any
Roofer in Women' Pennsylvania.
B. F. SHOPE. 75 Smithfield st.
MS-311'd Pittsburgh.
EVIL I I3.I'E.A.PIT A.GIMPITCY.
THOHAI RATTIGIA.II,, 2111b111PBAJI
Agent. 115 Water Meet, Pittsburgh. Pa.
is prepared to bring out or and back pummel*
from or to any part of the old country, either by
new or sailmackets.
SIGHT 8 FOR SALE, payable in any
part ofßnroe.
Agent for t he Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail.
road. Also, Agent for the old Black Star Lino of
Sailing Packets, and for the lines of Steamers sail
ing between New York, Liverpool, Glasgow and
°arras. fell
KENSINGTOB
IRON AND NAIL WORKS.
.7..31, 11 0 1 rW.1) 31314A.C1A.
Maanfacttuers of '
mo m ent , Bolick MA% Ilkapp, A
and i fpron, alb and Spume
sann. e nn. 1 T Rail and Flat Bar Bahr
-
n dt a . ble for Coal Works.
Works araaloinine the CITY GAS WORK
Warehouse. No. MS Virater street and N
• Market atreet..llaXklers
raltakea-it
"l l ' Pi'
istrova
Jigs.
A. BRADLEY,
NO. 30 WOOD STREET,
owner 111seoad, PlM]Mug*,
Manntsotoraral ad Miami* and ReUnderlain
all kinds of
Oook, Parlor, ►md Heating Stoves, Grate
Protwo, roam, &o.
1.. our onseolle room moo be baud the
ZLIEBRATED GALTBURNINGIVOK STOVIS
BURMA .AND TROPIC,
. raents ca whisk have bees funs toted - _br
otuands. and the Stove'. pronounced unesumrsu
any in this market;:tegadter with agreatmany
thee desirable patterns.
have also a very large smortment of
,
PARLOR AND HEATING! STOVES.
ellblllollll some of the BUT PAT:MINS now
fared to timpublie.
ail
- FANCY KNANKLED tIRATB FRONTS
AND YEENDEBS. of the newest Mesa. Commas
Kitchen Bow and Jan Grates.
.all of which are
oared at very isow prim.
Pa- Sped 4 inducements offered to bulldog's in
want of GRATE FRONTS. =Oaf
MULLIN =AIM DAIld lettLlDUlit
KAMM. A. 0011711, Partner.
(Mend Partners
mums & mums!,
(gnomons to M'Candlm Maas k C 0..)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
• Omar Wood and Water Streets,
Melo !•Ir Talalle'ff PA
mozwrAusir 4oLowirruerar
MICK AND MB GAIRSTILETIN
Ix *nits xis atm
• I""i'iltirittrAt
ADVEDISEIEITS.
JESSE JOHNSON,
1311111, OMISSION MOUNT,
AND DICALIII RI
Flour Grain and an Mink of Country
Peodnen, Winen and Liquors,
Cigars, Tobaco, &c. . .
HIGH t-Liberal advances made on oonsianmezita . ai WINES.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 237 SOUTH SECO.NO ST
an26:/7 PHILADELPHIA.
. WM. BRICE & CO.,
PRODUCE AND PROVISION
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO: 16 SOUTH WATER STREET.
1 10 11111. ad
*S. Liberal advances made on consignments
when required. myl -Iyd
CHARLES MAGEE.•
Importer anti eider in
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts,
Vestings, Tailors' Trimmings, Bre,
255 MARKET STREET.
North Btde. PIIIIkiDIELPH lA.
myl-lyd
FRIES & LEHMAN,
NO. 813 MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA,
Jobbers in cloths, Cassimeres, TrestioL,s,
Always on hand a well selected stook of Good
suitable for the trade. myl -Iyd
E. P, MIDDLETON & BRO.,
IMPOSTRES OP
WINES, BRANDIES, &0.,
FINE OLD WHISKIES,
NO. 5 NORTH FRONT STREET
PRILADELPILLA. aplo:l7d
JUR:: It P ELLISON.RODILAN It
JOHN B. ELLISON ik SONS,
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AN VESTINGS,
NO. 339 MARKET sTREFT.
(2d door below Fourth.)
PHILADELPHIA
GEORGE GRANT,
Manufacturer and ITholesa!e and Retail Deal
I• 14p)
GENTS' EURNISHING GOODS,
610 CH EST N ET STREET,
myl-ly PHILADELPHIA
C. HARRY BRIAN,
WITH
L 4 011143/COP Aet
MANUFACTURERS 4
KEN•S FURNISHING GOODS AN
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
zio. 10 MOUTH FOURTH STILEET,
myl:l.sd fLADEL PIT IA
OWE B E,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
49 . St. Clair Street.
3KNTLEM EN'S CLOTIUNG MA DE in OR
DER CHEAP F 4.) It CAI-11.
HRITMO IRETILIRNED FROM NER
YORK with n choice tqwk of CLOTHS.
CASSIMERN and v ESTTNOS. ran In
pnrehmed at prices far below the usual rates.
aellaßllirereat inducements offered to cash buyer&
Lucent oil Wo ek
DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO..
Manufacturers of
MIRE WHITE REEINEIo
CA. IC ItOri 0 131.0.4.
Oaks, NO. 291 LIBERTY STREET Pitt*.
burgh. Pa. myA-6mti
JOHN LITTLE, Jr.,
NO. UM FOURTH STREET.
STOCK AND BILL BROKER
Protedasory Notes. Stock Bonds. and :114toatiet
boaakt and mid. 17.11
DIGRANEG..
DTVBILOWNI3 MEDICAL
an SURGICAL OM" No. 50
Smithfield street, Pittebtrab,
Pire.YßOW losolL N
is an old citizen
of Pittsburgh. and has been in j • •
Prectioefor the lest twenty-five
ream. His buzinees has been
confined
Diemen. mostly to Private and
Surgical .
CITIZENS AND STRANGER
In need of a medical Mend. eheald not fall ti
gad out the sure Awe of relief. The Doctor is
regular graduate. and his experience in the treat.
meat of • oat:du clam of diesmes is a aure guar
mites to the sufferers of obtaining permanent re
tie by the use of his remedies and following hit
advice.
DR. BROWN'S REMEDIES
never !aril to cure the worst form of Venereal
Disallow Imparitim and Scrofulous Affections.—
Also all diseases arising from a hereditary tain,
which manifests itself in the form of tetter
psoriasis:. and a great maim forms of akin die.
sass. thesorigin of which the patient entirely
Ignorant. To persons so Dr.D own offer,
hops of *me and made raceme
SEMINAI. WZAKNZIiI.
Dr. Brown's remedies ibr the alarming trouble
brought onoften by that softies" habit of sensual
gratification. which the yang and weak minded
often give way to. (to their own dertruction.) ar
die only reliable mined* known in the countr,
of health
—they are safe. and make a speedy restoration
RHEUMATISM.
. •
Dr. Brown's remedies never fail to mire this
Planta' disease IN • ISW. DAMP...he will warrant
mare. Reales MeW files: Week Gonnorrhcat
lineal Mamma. Female Weakness'
PIM itiPPressions. Dies was a the Joints
m AllO. Negro= Affections. Pains in the
Back end Kidneys. Irritation of the Bladder:to
gether. with all items of an impure Mew
A letter doicribingit•symphsms. containing •
yam directed - to DR.KRQWN Ifts.thes Gmithfied
m../Dittibumb; I mmediately
packed
and Medicine eent to any address. safely packed
and secure from obearim.
Ones and Iftivate•llmnam. No. BO Smithfield
street. Pittsburgh. Pa.
ICETIII tiornisermo •• tl wows
PAIN by the nse qf an appro.-err whereby
D o dew gebratdo battery me 'med. Medi
cal Faithless and their Wallies bawl their teeth
entrained by my process. and are evmdy to testify
as to Umfr il ly and pointedness of tla 'wrath •n,
whatever haw add by. pews • it ted it
amating asontrary. liannsivk of my
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inrecni to every
slyia; and charges
malarial all aa
oases. low. as will wt mint the
bast of ia
E. SUNNY. Dentist.
1114 Smithfield street.
soley-ii
.1111 W GOODS.
VI JEST RECEIVED FROM
VRuta large and choice aeleation of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
for Gents' and Youths wear. embraeleila all the
newest styles COATINGS. CASSIMERES AND
ITTSTINGS. W. H. MOSE & CO.,
143 Federal street
Corner Market Square. Allegheny city. mr9
STEAMBOAT AGENCY.
W
Has opened as Mks 0,
NO. 90 WATER MINNA
Whoa Ail - I,l9east a Olascal. Steamboat
A mbo y indium would so li cit a sham apse
romp fiaat stem MM. ep24-Isli
S t ir wa WATER PIPE PROW It to
/MEM
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBERS, 1862.
SELECT TALE.
TIIFMISTERIOUS WART.
AN INTERESTING STORY..
1 sat beside, my patient until he sank
to - sleep. He seemed to he doing well still
and I had no doubt but that the morning
light would see him greatly better. dint west
ern hospitality would not permit of my
departure at thatiate hour and l was lodged
in en upper chamber npon a bed as clean
and simple as it wgs fragrant. I slept.
At midnight howeiker was awakened by
the news that. mrpalitent was worse. He
had awakened immortal agony. Some in
ward injury, impoSSible to discover, had
done its work. I said nothing of hope now,
and the dying 1219,i looked at RM• with a
ghastly rmile.
'• lake the watch,4 he said. " Watch
it and me; you will find me right."
'lie ie were the lest words he uttered:
He muttered incoherently atter this, tossed
his arms about, and struggled for his
breath, At last he seemed to sink into a
slumber. My hand was on his heart.—
l felt its beatings grow faint, fainter,
still. At last there was no motion. lie
was dead. I lifted the watch to my ear—
that had stoped also!
There were tears in the eyes of the
rough men about me, and the woman wept
as she might tor oz.e ot.her own kindred.
f could do no good now, and I turned .
away, leaving the watch upon the cover
hut one of the men came after me.
"He give it to you, — he said, "and it's
your'n. III• had no person befongin to him,
-e you needn't be afeerd to take it. He
twist hev taken a likin' to you; for he
thought a heap of it. Take it, doctof."—
And so the watch wa, mine.
It was dumb and motionless, and i r t re
untitled so. I took it to a watchmaker,
and he laughed at the idea of its ever go.
tog again. This was after I bad left the
West and dwelt in a large and populous
city in tile 11tern States, some eight or
Mae months after poor Mike Barlow's
death. Thi' watchmaker only confirmed
my ow ti suspicions. It was a strange to•
incidence that it should last exactly its
master's lifetime, but that was all. So I
hung it upon my clamber-wall,a memento
.if Liaise days of toil and struggle in the
far West.
)ne morning 1 awoke early. The blushes
of dawn were just breaking over the earth.
it was the miaith of November, but still
the day was lovely. There was au unwont
ed sound in my room. At first I coulduot
guess troth whence it came. had the sky
been (loudy I should have imagined it to
he thc rain upon the roof. Th m I began
to feel that this sound I heard was too del
.cme fur the putter of rain. It alight have
been the clang of a fairy hammer, or the
aup o ,g of the beak of some minute bird,
ava thi:t if v.-117, too regular. But the mys
tery of the sound wa; that it semneil toap
peal to me—to reproach me with for.
g•-t ng
up and liiciked about me. In au in•
tat I understouti the sound. it was the
•ieli of the old watch upon the wall. Silent
or a twelveincint h, it Lon? suddenly found
vk ice, It though soot.! spirit hand had
:cinched its springs. I looked at my mem
orandum book. Twelve o'clock of the
pest nieht was the anniversary of Mike
death. Ills words had et me
tine lie had said that, when it
once began to move, it would be as my
uo,nitor ofsa!'ety or danger. All else had
happrand as he loreh;ld; why should not
this come to pass l wore upon my guard
chain a delicate little Cenera watch. I un-
lestened it and put the battered silver
montaer in its place. The budding 'level
o e neat of the mystery made it more
precious to me than if it had been set with
jewels.
It dtd r.ol sit)p again. 1 heard the soft
•lenr • 'tick, tick, tick.'' all
. day. and when
I awakened iu the night. once or twice it
beat wore rapidly than usual, and always
beiwe peril—the first time when a fever
threatened me : the second as I stood ur
on a broken bridge,. which was swept away
one hour afterwards ; and at other mo
ments which t have forgotten, but which
ved to keep alive the fancy that 1 loved
to cherish. Never was its voice so clear
and soft as on that evening when I first
met Rosa Grey. I loved her from the first
moment. and she loved me in return. We
had neither of us any friends to interfere,
for she was an orphan, brotherless and
si-terlesn ; and so, after a brief courtship,
we were married.
bud nu secrets from my wife, and in a
little while she learned the story of the
watch. She had faith in it, and thought
or fancied that she could detect the very
shades of difference iu its utterance. When
I was weary she said the watch was weary
too; when 1 was glad it had &joyous echo.
I know that on that night when a feeble
breath fluttered in a feebler frame, and the
little creature to whom our love had given
existence struggled vainly for its life, there
was a piteous cadence in the voice of that
old watch I hope never to hear again.
So we lived on together. It was God's
will that we should be childless, but we
loved each other all the more. I grew rich
and prosperous, and our only grief was the
missing of those baby eyes and voices which
we had hoped to have about our hearth.
It was my fortieth birthday—l never
shall forget that day—when the watch
began its warning, My wife and I heard
it at one moment: Never before had the
voice of that watch been so loud or rapid.
All day long, all the next, and all the next,
that warningcontinued. The pulse within
it shook the table on which it rested,
when I drew it from my pocket., and made
the garments on my bosom rise and tall
when I replaced it. Were we threatened
with illness? No' - her cheek was bloom-
ing. and my pulse was regular. What
could it mean!
After tour days I begen to laugh at my
own credulity, and even Rosa began to
lose her faith in the monitor. About noon
I left her, and wentinto ulittle room where
I kept my medical works and some rare
drugs and curiosities. It was my purpose
to study for a lecture which I was to de
liver that evening. 1 seated myself at my
desk and commenced to read, but after a
few moments I inhaled a disagreeable
odor and experienced asingultir faintness,
I recognized the smell in a moment. In
une of the jars upon my shelves was a rare
essence, of great use in cases where a sus-
pension of consciousness was neccessary,
but excessively dangerous save in skillful
hands. Some one—a servant probably-4
had been meddling with the jar and re
moved thestopper, and the room was full
of the powerful odor. I must leave it if I
would live. I staggered to the door, put,
my hand upon the lock, when, horror
of horrors! it remained immovable--some-
thing had happened to the catch. I strove
to call aloud, but my voice failed me. I.
clutched the table for support, but lost my
hold and fell heavily to the floor. I could
see nothing—all grew dark about me.—
Mechanically I placed my hand upon the
watch within my bosom. It had stopped!
--and 1 remembered nothing more.
Consciouimess came back to me. as' it •
may come to a new-born babe, for aught
I know. I felt without understanding ; I
was conscinus of facts for which I cared
nothing; I vain the
-dark I weir verO sold
[Coneinded.l
0171111 AV44IWII riliterzlierit AT
b% eRdiA/li—A comfortable two dwell.dwell
ing boa" ansi ipe azd in good or:por
tico in frost. two ' mad* BM IN dim(
nom lakiligreem rosin. auk bedrooms
cribs , ft .er: halt. fleackambeis chalet% etc.**
second noon good cellar ander the whole know
brick web' . wad house. tw , . fine vet* awaani.
i witioe of Wane% warrawi4 alwagborrigoi
ins maptemd ether -.awn troiew
'aro argortio o r o t okrnM gad bur owoon
frail trees of qualm; tondos' evorßteigs
brick..p, aad Nivea& Let Ilitfoolbr 287
deep t Rebeematree4 'swot swam b 7 'mom
g.wpediinky. - The legation Maltby sad 'plow
ant. A tine view of the river Fouirlee _and
tense mar .S. CEITHB=T SO_ .1i
man 51.11brinastroot.
. _
KNAP't BATTER - Y.
RIIIIIVIIIIII WA DIVED NOE TM
oolobnAml Battem now with the wen? o
Yielded,. Gourd Pops eniamandinii
LIECTENANT ATWELL.
Who has been detailed on retreating mobs. will
be in the city is a few days. In the mean time,
persons Wishing to Join the Battery will eel at
NIWELL. LEE & CO'B
an2o-tt No, 8 Wood street.
• BY KAM POST PAUL
Trebles. or 11 *at m 4 lonflis. best quality— 20e
Second; or A 3 best Italian... 15e
Thirds or D- " 3 " beet Italian... 150
Fourthror " I '" pure Barer— 500
Best cr ob lfrimalt or German /A.M. hi and
4th 5a5h. ::: ........... 10e
Ber w ralisp sitar D; A an d sllvorrielny.
BecloudiiiiliTy"43;firr
Bost " 0 othingle A sad
and C D_.
snob... 20e
Best supalt7 , 25e
Millen Soap Islam PII•24•14 on , rectelpt of
the maw. or in post_ mg sensope.
.1 51 Mir
11. ., 1 11,M i ltreed.
D-11 brio sus et Ali MA* Dal 'ern •
Also. Violin oases. eas.
b saieW
and my movements were constrained;
but it did not seem as though that were
any affair of mine. Hunger at last awake
me; the animal aroused the mental, and I
began to wonder where I had been, and
where I had was. I put up my hand as
well as I could. There was a low roof
over my head, folds of muslin lay about
me, - something upoti :my breast emit
ted a sickly fragrance—a bunch of flowers
seeming half wtthered. I - knew this by
the touch. What was the matter with me?
Why could I not breathe freely? Was I
blind or deaf, tnat I could not see nor
hear? Suddenly the truth flashed across
me; I had been buried atieet—l lay in my
coffin!
And all this time you ask, where was
my wife? how bad she borne the blow
which had fallen so suddenly upon her.—
She it was who found me senseless upon
my study floor; and she it was who hoped
for returningicnsciommess after:all others
had despaired. At last they told her I
was dead, and shrouded me for burial.—
Learned men decided that the strange
preservation of my frame was eaused by
the manner of my death, and at length my
body was committed to the tomb.
I had often made my wife promise me
that if I died first she would take the
watch into her possession, and ware it
while she lived; and.so, now that all was
over, she took it, voiceless as it was, and
laid it next her bosom. For three days
and nights Abe never slept; but at last ex
haustation did its work, and she fell into
a heavy slumber. -She was-awakened by a
sound as strange as it was unexpected.—
The watch, silent since that fatal day, had
begun to tick—tact and furious, as itnever
ticked before t • loud enough to arouse her
—loud enough to make her spring from
her pillow in an agony of hope and fear.
Those about her thought she was a mad
woman; but, nevertheless, the strength of
her purpose bore all before her. Out
into the midnight sbe went and they fol
lowed her. Through the streets of the
deserted town she passed. in her white
night-robes, like a ghost, and they dared
not hold her back. She reached the
churchyard at last and beat wildly on the
old sexton's door.
"I'm am come to tell you to open my
husbands vault," she said; "he is cometo
life again.*:
He also thought her mad, and yet dared
not disobey her, and all the while the fu•.
riot's ticking of the watch was heard by
each one there. It softened, it stilled,
when the black isotlin stool upon the turf..
It grew musical when my wife bent over
me and caught me to her heart—no
corpse, but a living man and it has had no
change in its regular beat since .that mo
ment.
A RMY
SOLDERS' GOODS':
New style; selling cheap. at
M &ORLI! & OLYDR.
Msriret street, bet. 4th & Diamond.
THE CHEAPEST AND DE 8 T
would astonish the most credulous to know
how low Roots. Shan. Gaiters. for
Men. Women, Rose, Motes and ChM
dem, all of Dee Best Quality, can he.
Bought at my Store.
You will not believe until you see. So call and
examine the mock at the
People's Shoe Store.
JOS. H. BORE LAND.
No. %I Market street.
next door to Fifth.
CAMP KNIVF.S FOR SALE BY
BOWE A.TVTLEIr.
138 Wnnd
TO BrLLDERO AND CONTRACTORS
We ere now uounfacturthe & superior arftiole of
LIME,
whieh we are prepare" to deliver from on COAL
'MID. 50* LICIMnry STREET.
Best quality of Family coal dm*" •
hand as tuna
ms* DICE ON. SITILIWAST &
Steam from New York to Liv.
THE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN,
Walter Pates Counniutder.
WILL BE DISPATCHED
PEOY ttvgaroot.„ 15031 NEW TORE.
Calling at Queenstown. Tuesday - - Sept, 5
Saturday - - Aug. 16 Saturday , Oct. t
Wednesday, - Oct. 1 Thursday.- - Deo. 11
Tuesday, - - Nov. 18
air This magnifieent ship having provedhareelf
unequalled for sed.. safety. and comfortAass
sickness being tottse on board.) II strongly rec
ommended as the most eligible conveyance for
pagers.
FIRST Cana, from - - - - $llO t 05155
each berth, according to the size, situation, aad
accommodation of the state Rooms. all b=
the same privileges in the saloons and in r
to meat and attendance.
of apastagente for families may be en
gagod by special agreement.
Servants accompanyirq passengers, and chil
dren ren under 12 years of age. half fare: infants
f
SECOND CABIN.
State Room Berths, meals served at separate ta
ble, $BO.
Tickets for the voyage to and from Liverpool et
a fare and a half.
TRIED CABIN.
Intermediate State Room—P found
with bed. bedding. table utensils. and good su
stantial food. - - - - -
STEBGR.
With superior seeommodso ßA ions. -
luggagch Psomager all 13S
Each twos* enable feet el
e.
An experieneal surgeon on board.
Forfreight or Pune* to
iliN
• .
Or to 118 C r lt i ti r . A. e'
'At the office. No." //ramenwiL
HO
rt WLAND & ASPINWALL. Aral!Aral!a •
ITALIAN VIOLIN STRINGB.
PETRONA OIL WORMS
LONG. MILLER £ CO.. _
WORKS AT SNARIWRON STATION, Or
LEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD. -
Araßee awl Warehouse '
$$ MARKET STRUT, FMNIIIIMI1111:
Manufactures of Ilbsininating and Liarlsaidd
Carbon Oils and Boman.
NO.I REFINED OIL, WoloolllEnto
NOENEXPLOSIVE, silwais on band. oedbly.
N EW GOODS 1 NEW GOODS I !
Eaton, Maerum £ Co.,
Are daily in receipt of new
TRIMMINGS.
TRIMMINGS AND BONNET B.:BRONE.
EMBROIDERIES ANT
REAL LACE GOODS.
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS,
GENT'S SHIRTS COLLARS and TIES,
SKIR CORSETS
HAIR NETS. de.
The attention of wholesale buyers Is Invited to
our present stock.
EATON. MACRON &
irEO No. 17 Fifth street
CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
The Subscriber wishing to close out his summer
BOOTS. SHOES, AND GAITERS. •
To make room for Fall Goods, will offer them at a
slight advance on cost You must call at the
CHEAP CASH STORE,
OF JOS C. BORLAND'S.
au: tog Market street. 2d doer from Fifth.
TO THE PUBLIC. .
PECIALLY •.; .
.Wlthe itinerant andfalee
ly Modest of all denomi
nations. treat secret and
delicate disorders. self
same and diseases or -
bastions common and in
cadent to youths of both
segeo_ and adults. single or married. Beeautit
Dn. Bnatarrarr publishes the fast of
so. the ignorant and Wady modest are
shoeked. and think it a great sinvF n ixamorul
and for contaminatina and tom • =MS
their wives. promising sons and dam rs. Their
!may Pitancian should be eandous to keas that
mignorance that they Male same m Dr. BRAN
STRUT, (except publishing) lest a Incrativedz
due might be lost to them among stupid
modest and presumptuous families. limn aau
raised in ignorance. sprang up as mushroom, and
who compare society. intaßasetee, sense. ke.. to
loners and manta, mysteriously , meanly orilly
gotten. It is to publicity, how! ,ver that numerots
parents and guarsiians arc thankful that thaii
sm4 daughters and wards. previously feeble
licMy and of delicate condition and appearanoe
have been restored to health and vigor by, DR.
BRANSTRUP, besides many before and ' attar
marriage through him have bean savoy 3 mumps std.
Mu, anxiety. mortification. to. Spermatorr
hea or nocturnal eituriaions. are cumulately oared
in a very short apace uf time by. his new remedies,
wide& areposuliarly his own. They areoompeande
rom the Vegetable ne at liar atar seen the
fallaceofthe Mereinial ment.ha has abandon
ed At Mt rubstituted. the table Peor.ale
thm ov ene er ut t niin orts tomps Y taitamtet
ofeads
emotare treated with =rhea somas—nen:a had
Sim
ears (40Lexperionce in their treat
ment the OW World and in
to nay--to all with 'a
fair trial. health and happiness will again bloom
upon the now—palleicheek. Trifle no longer with
montobanks and ov.sicks. bat come and be eared
Consumption and all of its kindred diseases. of
which so many annually fill our comities, sure
now be relieved. providing they attend to it in
time Full particulars can belied ofinybreatment
byproeuring a copy of the Medical Advaerwhieb
is given grade to all that apphr Having Um ad
vantage of over forty yearn experience and
observation, consequently. he has superior akin
in the treatment of special diseases. and who is
daily eansalted by tbe profession, as well se mom
mended by repeatable citizens, imbibe'
prietore of hotels. Ac. Office SS ifics e Urd
street. near Diamond street. Private oommuni-
cations from all parts of the Union striztly at
tended to. Direct, to
defklydaw
Pittsb ß a:h X. P ili crt ?Igloo
A.) DALLELL
ROBT. DAMELL & CO:,
Wholesale Grocers,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
AND
Dealers in Produce and Pit taburah Manufacture&
Nu. 1161 IJILESTY STUFFY,
WWI. PITISIDIRGE
THE .BEBT REVOLVER YET !
COOPER'S PAITLNT DOUBLE AC
TION REVOLVERS. manutactured
Pittsburgh. are admitted by competent fudges to
be the best Revolvers made.
They combine rapidity of fire with deliberate
Am. simplicity of action, and security from acci
dent. and are of the highest stslo of workman
ship and finish
Office in Bank Block. Fifth street, over Kramer
.k Raines. For sale by
S. M. COOPER k
Patentees & Manufaeturers:
WM: M. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS
Iron Pounders,
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND /OILER MAKERS.
Near the Penn. R. R. Passenger Denot
PITTSBCRGH.
.4111 - 17 FA MITRE. ALL MINDS I•) MSteam Engines. ranging from three to one
hundred and fifty home Power, and suited fol
sta
Grist Mils. Sew Mille, BlestFurnasee. Factories
Giro particular attention to the eonstruction
illaspeee and Machinery for grist mills. and fur
aplights. mulay and circular saw mill&
Hare *Won hand. finished and ready for ship
ment se shonnotico. Engines and Boilers error,
description.
AU.% fagniihiloilers and Sheet Iron sesorataly.
wrought Iron Shutting. Hangers and miles
0.017 variety.: and mama the marnifacturem
Weeks WaOinary and Machias Cards.
3.Pnere ere our.inaehinemnanataeeer.
ed tne beet enahty of matertals. and cremated
is ones to give satisfaction.
iiiirOnters
viand from
eked. of the eom f hytoell daw eit.
promptis M
111711411LM CARR & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And Insporteis
'Tap. sussmaairs, aims. dux
ALSO.
Distillers and Dealers in
FINE OLD MONONOABILA WHISK!
a r Liberty Street. -
ealktv pramatraten. PA.
J. H. cAB.IIILY:
Weft. Meek. Draft, Beal sad net*
gage, Mal Zeta** amid Mr.
•
ewe Broker. •
01110,A0031 Ito. II BURTCH'S lIITILDING,
ivu RTH STREET. Pittublush.
1114115,000 to invest in Mortgagee and No. 1
m 722
CORNWELL & BEHR,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
(At the old established Coach Factory.)
DIIQUEISNA WAY.
NEARBY. CLAM, 1111TREZT.
ispahist done u asuaL ii?
WALL PAPER
WINDOW CURTAINS, 60.
New Styles for Spring of Pei
A Oreat Variety aad rbwe AJNOIrt,
meat from 14 mato
to litiper mese.
Par sok WY
THORIUM PALM%
yripeD 1111711 M.
ists. 4 lllalllll.ll4serbdowDleasolAnsi
IMO •
L-10
411121/0161111110-6 WICK
"ask for solest tedmiplitS um.
•
altviviej
Vol. XX..--Established 1842.
- BAD- Q UA EtTE RP. PE
bUitxtee• eta UAL'S (*Ft -
Harrbbnv A went 16:11112
GITATE MEDICAL DOABD OF PUN—
s7 S LVA A.— ibe State A•ediCal
' mist in the Hall of the Home of Iteprmentailvan
at. Horisburn.
_Tnilitt , DA St. PTEHB d
18 , 2. - and sitOW.E DA for the examination
afeandidates for the post of Assiscani.H...urlssui
in Penny vania regiments.
. Candidates wII Dilater their unmet at the Hall
at &o'clock a m., and none but those present
punctually at 9 a. he examined
Citizens of Pentun cnnia. of gong health...and
capable of active service in the field. can alone
be receirel
by order of A. G. CURTIN. Governor of Pouf&
H. SMITH . .
surgeon wen. FL
*~~
A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY IT—DR.
IR SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT is
premed from the recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet; ot
Connecticut. the greatbone setter, and has been
usedin his practice for the last twenty yenta:with
the most astonishingmccess. As an exteniad-tem
edy it is without a nval and will alleviate pain
more speedily than any other prePoratintl. =Tot
all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders it islnas
infallible. and as a cure tor Sores, Woltilds,
Sprshis, Bruises, &0., its soothing, heal**. and
powerful strengthening properties, excite thej oat
wonder and astonishment of all who have eter
given it n trial. Over four hundred certificates of
remarkable cures, e erformed byit within the last
two years, attest the
R: 'll SELLERS & Co.,
denlydaweow Agents for ['Unbind'.
IMPORTANT TO trADL
/011111 HARVEY, 'RAVING WWII
IJr , ' words of twenty vats devoted bis• pro -
' time exclusively to the troatufent. of
iiwaie /110 F . endhavingancesededin thbn
sande of eases in restoring the afflicted to gonad
heeltt i ltaa now entire confidence in offerlngps b-
Ueb "
Great American Remedy," .r
DR. 114.11V1CY16
CIONO-THERMAL, FEMALE PILLS !
Mk& keve never yet fatted (Oen the direc
tions keys bees admit? followed) in re
moving dilllimltlee arising from . '
ObitnuNian or Stoppage of Nature.
• • •
or in !tutoring the system t o veiled health when
nanichost APposal Afectione. Prole - woe Uteri,
the Whiter. or other weakness of' tho Or
me. Al a , e in all eases of -Debility. or Berant.
1 see , ,it a t or tilPaiottotione, otc., &c. which are t e eta of more eerions dieense.
11111. These Pith are perfecar hared i e. 0 ,, th e
witetibw, awl slay be takes bet he met deliettli
mete witheleteaturef distress; at the some dem
they act Kies teetheras. by strengthening. ut7ige-
TIMM and restorbierthe system to a healthy (me
dium'. and by bruising en the monthly Period
with regnhuifir. no matter* from what came the
°Wallabies nay arse. They should, however,
not betaken durum the first three er four mouths
of ireetPlatM fleet* safe at any other Brno;
Invicarnagstwegiti bathe result. . .
Rubber oontainseoPHL. Puce Ora 136f.ii a
and when desired will be .ent by mail provnial
by any advertised Agent, on recemt or the 11:10!) , V
J. BRYAN. Beehester. N. Y.. lienorriAgorP
Bold by Drusglata generally.
imam ri..ENT
Corner Market street and-the Mamma,
aullavdetcurb Agent for Piftsimrg.
The Philosophic Burner.
iipirszirmi NEW DOEBLEACTINti
tww l7 : i r l ag i rm ß rzta r tt n e: h o i re ill r n tt
Corolooo Burnam
L It makes a large or mall light with
eombestkin. • •
2. It will bun MAY quantity of oil with masts%
3. It can be used with a lona or short chimney.
4. It eon be need ea a taper nisht-lamp.
5. It - eau &Ways be made to burn economically.
•O. It-b mare eeeily wicked than any other
burner. •
7. It can be trimmed and lighted without-re
moving the wee.
h. It thrown all the white light above tho cone.
9. The cinserted
without can be removed or
wi_Gtout touching the , •
These burners are the common Ic'o. I hie. and
eat be pit en any lamp now in use. -Every per
son using Carbon Oil should have a Philosophic.
BMW. -Pries 96 cents; per doses 92. SW at
No. $2 FOURTH street. Pittsburgh,
ieP.-lydir - P. HAYDEN.
SMITH, PARR &
NIDITEI WARD ..I.•a4z ),TV.III3ECY
IYITTS , t;i WO. Pd
Warobousa. No. 149 First andl2o .1430011 Cl
Nanalisetaras of all AIN and oeseriptione
Coal Oil. Neon/ and Stills. 024 and W our. Pipe
&id frme.'DOff Irons. Wanton boxes. bteel Moulds.
rulliste.Waagma and Compile....
Also Jobbing and Machine r" , ery
onion glade to order.
Ting a complete tasehiao aeon attache:). to
the =Wry. neoalearyfltUrewill be earetailY
attended to tali :04 sr
N .41.7LIELON A. CD.1.1...
VITLANA Sow 1 1 / 1 14 7 FACTWIthiG
article, which for brilliancy in burning
freedom of offonnve odor, and trams arenas of
color. (which color we warrant to be °bawd- by
lit• Or ex .imrea uccurpaned by any Wain t
ooter in to ie or modern foarketo ; As a profitable
Oil to the oonanmor. wagon venally recommend
it. *Also. oar manufacture ot
CAUSTIC - SODA
Used bar sillants Soap Makers and Oil Redgerlea ,
which excels 10 per eent in strength all the
of B
r•
eglialt Mods brought to this country. ; Oar
snittekeim of
SAPINNREN,.OII CONCENTRATED LIE; SAL t,
Ara so well and favorably known, we mum the
meatball' saleilat.
All orders and bumbles will be promptly At
tended to kit 11 4‘ u lteoLTIOirs, Arent,
Plana:Salt eathetarintOcenparm
nelB:lylaw:b SA Weal street, Pitteburalt.
LAKE amain COPPER /ilia
BRIMTIN4I4 WOK KS.
Alf'CUlLl;eir do
lifaanfactorgne of
Bbutb. lcasfus'a m Belt Clapper. Prom(' Cop
y.? Bottom, MU Bottow, e ter
Solder. .144, Also impotent eat
dealers" In Met% Tin
liotoi rf •
4 111heetaile.
aircotuvut os band. Tintdonl lia'ojdne •
ad TAs. 1f0.14811188T and lzo
8C°114 1 . 1 U 111111741. Penna.
111- orders* Copper ant ts doidred
TIFJUILUI dig GETTY,
Whplesalte.and Retail Oroccro,
IMINOIIIII. AND DRUMS IS
TEAS, WIMPS, 'Jewess, aig.,
lions-=An donor of I s
OHIO STREET AND TILE DIAMOND,
as , • ALLIZOOM DiTh
. , .
'OOIINTIOIt 14011111EIK' -
Tclamor. BITES WOK •C• 101
AL TRY yesidences in LINDUNAik OVE,
land are offend for este_ breach or the Pitts
burtr and •Raet Libm_ty Raltway runs into the
oesk of the :plot. The lota .tiontain:nign halt
acre and tspinards. Terms only one truth se e p . and eartsintklnanally. Apply te
W. (I. t.E.ILTre
At Miaow' on:
L
Dah s WIENSEIX, • &Air - ILI&
1.
salf-laid
- BALMORAL BOOTR,
Of vior 4 and Morocco. • Ain a- 'augiuior
sto.k
LAarnte. CONORESS. AND LACE 'Mar-
B 8 8: =ram& BOOTS ADD 1118;
iyhieh are sold at reasonabb prices • ' ,
W. E. SCHMERTZ dr
81 - 3TIPTH OTBZET.
OLVZIIB, AL SI! .
oid"and Now Modoir NA,LII b 7
WN k T L .
I.9RW muf lorgvh.
How. susirrs—ros LID. IS xfia
aea and f6l area. at Ma • ollaad'a 'awl)
ODs roans rove Lux anr
BROWNM eaI ITE=
11111 w west.
WINE OPWETO WINE— 50 DOW
EV
sad me Port. Wino. "Dina* Do Porto." is
tor Ws _
=LORI s RICESTOOL
CIECEI:I