James P. Barr, Editor & Proprietor. ENTIRILLY VEOZTABI.II NO ALOOROLIO PREPARATION A PURE TONIC MEDICINE. DR HOOFLAND'S CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS PREPARED BY J IV C. 'M. JACKSON. PhiWe/ phia, Penna., • Will effectually cure Liver Complaint, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, Chronic. or Nervous 10sbIjI$y , • • of the Kidney'', and ail Bieeneee Arising trees a Kleardiered Liver Sr IlltenienN • euoh ' as Gonad- _pation. Inward Piles, Fullness or Blood to the head,.. Acidity of the Stestuseb. Nausea, Heartburn: DiSgusi for FOA• Fullness or 'Weight in the Stomach. Sofa Eructations. Sink frig or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stom ach. Switulning of the Hems. Hurried and difficult Breathiug, Eluttermg attire Heart„ Choking. or suffocating !en:ultimo when in a Iyirdt uosture. Dimness of Vision. Deis or webs be. me sight. Fever and Dull. Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yel lowness of the Skin and E_yes„Pana in the Side, Hoek. Chest, Limbs, &e. Suddilu Flushes of Haat, Burn ing in the Fle.4b, Constant imaginings of Evil, and great delves aeon of spirit% And will poll i varly prevent Yellow Fellir, Billions Feces.. &c, THEY CONTAIN NO ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKY! They will cure the above diseases in ninety-nine saes out of a hundred. . - Inthiced by the extensive sale and universal popularity of lioofland's Getman Bitters, (purely vegetable) hosts of ignorant quacks and unscru pulous adventurers, have opened upon suffering humanitylhe flood satee of Nostrums in the shape of poor whisky, vilely compounded with injurious Amis. and christened Tomes, Stomachica and Bit ters. Beware of the innumerable array of alcoholic preparations in plethoric bottles, and hilt-bellied kers, under the modest appellation of Bitters: which, instead of curing only airenivates diseases, end leave the disappointed suff-rers in despair. YOU WANTSOIIETHING io STRENGTH EN YOU? TO U WANT A 000 D APPETITE? DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CON- STITUTION I DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELL) DO YOU WA NT TO GET RID OF NER VOUS Uss ? DO WART ENERG Y 1.10 ruL ;VAST ro SLEEP WELL 1 j l O YOU WANT A BR7SE AND VIGOROUS FEELI.N49 If you do nmo. HOUFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS. From J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor of the En cyclopedia of Religious Knowledge. Although not disposed to favor or recommend Patent Medicines us general, through distrust of their ingredients and effects; I yet know of no sufficient reason why a man may not testify to the benetit be believes himself to have received from any simple preparation in the hope that he may thus contribute to the benefit of others. I do this the more readily in regard to Roof land's German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackson, of this city:because I was prejudiced against them fin' many Years, under the impres sion that they were chiefly en alcoholic mixture, I am indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker, Ems ~for the removal of this prejudice by proper %Ants, 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 sodily and mental - vigor which I had not felt for ix months before, and had almost depaired of re alising. I therefore thank God and my friend for *eating ma to the use of them. .1. NEWILY:IN BROWN. PHILADELPVIA, Tune 23, 1861. Prom the Rep. Joseph Kennard, Amer e the Tenth Bcgraist Ghrirch. Da. JAMESON —DEAR :—I have been fk i windy requested to connect my name with con nendations of different kinds of seedicine„.but egardir g the • ractice as out ormy -approprtatii phere, i have a all eases declined; but with a steer proof in various instances, sad particularly In my owh family, of the usefulness of De Hoof land'a German Bitters, I depart from my usual course, to express my full conviction that for general debility of the system, and especially Liv er Complaint it is a rare and valuable preparation. In some Ca 110.9 it may fail, but usually I doubt not It will be very beneficial to those who stiffer from to above causes. Yours very reomictfhlly. , H. KENNARD, Eighth below Coats stree J t, Philm. Gee. 24th. f minas We of ALDERMANWUNDER. Ger mantown. Graimitrows, June 1,L1851. Dir. C. M. Jacanost - Sir.—lt savants nietym.re , no years ago, to give Yon a certi fi cate , testifying flat the German Bitters had done for me am ow perfectly mired of all Gloms diseases your iedicine professes to enre,.vis . HyOepsia, Chron ic and Nervous debility. damage of the-Kidneys. co. The powerful influence it exerts opon Bar yon. prostratitn sarprieing. I have bean eon malted frequently in reference to your Bitteri.and without heettstion, have recommended it for the above oomplaints. and in every-instance it has effectually cared . Your medicine has a great reputation in Germantown, and is sold in every Ding Store, and in most of the. Grocery stores here. If any one should question what .1 say, let them °emu toGermantown, and I will prove to thetreetiafaction, that the Bitters have cured in this vicinity more than-twenty cuss of the above diseases. Respectfully, HANNAH WUNDER. Main-street, above Rittenhouse. Germantown, ann'a. JEST THE THING RJR THE SOLDIERS. Will build up the eoustitution, and give health and strength to an overteeked and diseased salth. READ THE TM I TITY FROM THEARMY airata. Menet 12.1882 Du. C. M. JACKBost—Dens Bler While In Yir sinia, owing to the change of water. I was taken with a ewers diarrhoea, which seemed incurable. - sad which greatly weakened me When-we cached Martinsburg. I feared I shook' have to omit home ; but no ti c ing some of your Bittenrin .._he store Mr. IL H. Price, in that town, I mar hand a supply. and on taking it was epeedily re- Stored to health. The diarrhoea - was qutekb checked. and I experienced no return of it. 'A number of my comrade', who auffered . in Meanie manner and from the 'same cause. with whom I shared the Bitters, the me in this certificate. / expect to return to the seat of war with the Lem on, and shall certainly take a supply of the Bit. Ma IR knapsack. -I would not be without it r its weight in gold. Muticularly on goinginto • mistone region. Yours. truly. A. R. ALTIIIO7B, Company 11, Scott Legion. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. see that-the signature of "C. K. JACKSON." Is maths Waarrga of each bottle. Principal Office and Manufactory, WU. 681 ARCH STREET. JONES & LITANS, orccnsuz, TO C. 111..TAcisox & Co.) PROPRIZTOR3. ar Far esde by Denims arid Dealers in even intwalalls United States. and by !Dr. SM. E. ESTIIIIII, a. aionnurn. w ma A roma aegis an* elli" Me alfri CM ..... • . , . . . ~.... , ... '' -, i ''.. ..., . 1 • . . • 0 1 i 1 r . 5 4, ... ..je 0 t ,---. I Ne OFFICE OF CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE.). No.lol East Third stmt. Comomerre . Amenstlo,lll62. IDROPOSAII II ARS • 'ENIVITEO FOR f undi s tr Uniforn k italudatim Clothing. and Camp Garden uipage for the new levies of volunteers and militia of the United States. The Clothing and Wpm., for the diferant arms oldie rewire. toter/aspen& in make sad material. to that heretofore used. and to (mienw to the patterns in the °Zoe of Clothing and Equipage. In this city, where spemileations and maples may be inspeeted. Proposals should state the article which it is Proposed to Sunisn. suantity which elan ho supplied weekly. the aarhest period at which the ' delivery will be commenced. the total quantity offered, and the pries for each article. All articles delivered by contractori are re quired by law to lbetesibly marked with the oon traitor's name. The following list embraces the principal sap plies needed: ARTICLES OF CLOTHING - • • Uniform C Ar osta. mudding of Engineer. Ord Uninanetillery linfantrY: form Jackets. consist and ing of Cavalry. Ar tiller', Infantry. Zouave and Knit; Uniform Trowsers, consisting of Footmen Horsenion. Zouave' and Knit; Cotton Duck °vend* Drawers. Flannel and Knit: Shine, rannel men Great Coate. Fo and Horsemen; Straps for Great Coats; Blankets. Woolen and Rubber; Tonehm Tame; Sack Coate. Lined and Unlined; Boots, Bootees. Leggings. Stockinet Stooks. Leather inform Eats. Trimmed and Untrimmed; reform Cam } ozone Cana Recruits, Cavalry and Infantry; Cap Covers. - Stable Frocks. Sashes; Haversacks. Knapsatika Vanteem ARTICLES OF EQUIPAGE. Hospital Tents. Wall Tents. Sibley Tents, Common Tents, D'Abri Lents; Mosquito Bans 4egiusentat Colors; v do Natio amp nal do Standar § ds; torm Flamm UarTIEOII Recruiting Flags: °Widen*: Axes. Spade* Ratchets; Mem Pans; Camp Kettles; Pickaxes; Bugles. Trumpets; Drums; Filen Company Order; BOOKS. do Clothing Amount; do Descriptive: do Morning Report: Post Orderi do Morning Report: do Letter; do Guard: • Regimental General Order: do Letter: do Descriptive: do Index; do Order; Target Practice; consohdated Morning Report: Inspection. Security will be required for the fulfillment of every contract. All proposals received by wan of the tenth day from the date of this advertisement will be open ed at noon of that day. and the &tholes immedi ately needed will be awarded to tho lowest res poble bidders present. Contracts for hirther supplies will be rwarded from time to time. as Us-oral:deli& are received. Up to the time of malting the contract. By order of the Quartermaster JNO. d. DlCHtilituON, Captain and A. Q. M. NOTICE. Patties who propose fu nishintr supplies to this Department will state in their proposab how lons the proposition holds, and on ne back of each bid will be &guarantee. signed by two rcoponsi. bin parties. that the bidder. wilt execute the con tract if awarded bun. No letters or tel,grams of inquiry will be answered, but after the letting of the atu. bidders will be duly notified when their proposals are accepted Propmsda will bu marked on the outside. **Proposalsfor , rmy t.lothing." JNU IL DICKER , ON., an2o-tf Captain and A. Q. M. EASTER:I CARRIAGES, BUGGIBB t WINS EASTERN SECOND - HANDED, TWO. SEATED Carrisse-top Buggies and Light Buggies, without tops, will positivebr be sold at the lowestpriees, to suit the times. Partieular at tention pod to repairing. MEN. JONEPH WHITE, Lawrenceville, Penn street, near the Two-MU. Run. mrLiAnd GRAVEL. FELT. AND CANVAS ROOFING. fs, h a ndRIAL CONSTANTLY OR 4..V1 for sale with instructions; Also IRON SA TURA TED FOR ROOF& Oar work is not to be exoelled by that of any Roofer in Western Pennsylvania. Je26-3md B. F. SHOPE, 78 Smithfield at. Pittsburgh. EUROPEAN A.GLENCY. INSHORAN RAITIGAN, EUROPEAN Apeat.lls Water street. Pittebtuwh. Pa. is prepared to bring out or seed back p •Vmleta si Sowa s ol Ois old eountrA ran t ; or een. SIONLI POR SALE. pa7abb Is GO Vol or rein& polio and al road. Vb sw elAgeggni w thaol i t i Ble , r Star Sailingtut between New York. Ltverio l ool. Olen** and laalway. KENSINGTON /BON AND FAIL WORKS. LLOYD a 13 1..A.C711, e Manufacturers of ar, Bolle Plato, Hoop, A and T Iron, dais and Spikes I • 150.80143111. Bmsll Titaitanot Tisk Bar Rail? Iron suitable for Coal Works. Works are adjoining the CITY GAS WORK Warehouse. No.llB Wateristrest mai X 6 Market street, Baiahors Illandbig. aplB:6am-is sTOVB p 0 I. st f4 4r kb. • A. BRADLEY, NO. 30 WOOD STREET, monger Recomd, PUteltsurgla g Monefsetursrand Wholesale and Retail dealer la all kinds of Oook, Parlor, and Ratting Stoves, Grate Pronto, Pandora, &o. Sfr In ear Resole room may be found the IaiIIBRATID GAS RUM:N(1000R STOVES 41:41ji8t AND,TROPIO, merits as which hare been tally tested bp . omowds, and the Stem prosionnoed unegnaled 7 any tn this market together with sarsatmanY Char desirable patterao bays alwi a yip larfleamorimatet PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES. embnalnisoloool th e BEST FATTIONFenow gr alg•-....rtui ..1. FANCYENAMELED ORATE FRONTS AND FENDERS, of the newest styles. common lfdteben Bow and Jana Grates. all of which are AIR` offers: i = low prism. imi ness Mim altered to build ers In want ORATE FRONTS. aunt/ IWILLIAII IMAMS, DitZLIVIPLZIS SAMSON A. corns. Gottoral Partnere. arraßrs at COFFIN, (Bamo= to M'Caadlooo. Mosso k Co.) WHOLESALE GAMER% Oonior Wood and Water Street% 46144 PITT4PIT. P 4 MILITAKT SAVATimm! , RV= All Km GIAMINTLETs. Dr watt • airs sum Radved b kapran dab day oh, -le2(49llNniMi , , 'IIIMUM lIIA AUY~~TLIBN~AT JESSE JOHNSON, 01111RAL COLUMN lERCHANT, AND DIAL= 13 Mir. Grain amid on lauds of Country Produce, Wines and Liquore. Cigars, Tobago, Ice. HIGH SP Liberal & advance's made on 130IIdiZIEMOD t:z WM of OFFICE MID DORMOUSE 231 SOUTH SECOND 1:1 isunds PHILADELPHIA. WM. BRICE 81. CO,, PRODUCE AND PROVISION COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO: 15 SOUTH WATER ,STREET, Philadelphia. ft. Liberal advances made on consignments when:toothed. myl-lyd CHARLES MAGEE, Importer and Geier in Cloths, Caseimeres, Satinotta Postings, Tailors' Trimmings, &c, 265 MARKET STREE2, North tilde, PIIILADELPIILk. myl-Iyd FRIES & LEHMAN, NO. 818 MARKET STREET PIIILADELPHLI, Jobbers in. Cloths, Cassimeres, rastings ttc., (kc. Always on hand a well selected stook of Good suitable for the trade. E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO., IMPORTIIIIB COI WINES, BRANDIES, &ct AND MALVIN IN FINE OLD WHISKIES, NO. 5 NORTH FRONT STREET. PHILADELPHLL JOtia II P ikt JOHN B. ELLISON & SON 2, • IMPORTERS OF CLOTHS, CASSIIERES AND VESTINGS, NO. 339 EL&IIKET STREET. (9d door below Fourth.) mytlyd PHILADELPHIA. GEORGE GRANT, Meaefacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer t ■TC[T DtEICRIPTION OP GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, 610 CHESTNUT STREET. myl-17 PHILADELPHIA C. HARRY BRIAN, WITH LONGFCOVY,I & rnmAartc... IiLiNCIFACTUBISAY IMPO UTE R 3. -OF - MILENVII FURNISHING GOODS AND TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, So. 10 SOUTH FOURTH STREET. culant ill/Lit DE LPIII,I OW Kb Mr E, . ItERORANT TAILOR, 49 tat. Clair Street. 311ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING MADE TO OR DER CHEAP FOR CAM UAMINO RETURNED FROM EVI YORK. with a choice btlWk of CLOT IP-, 'JASSIMBRES and vKSTINOS, which can bt purchased at prices far below the usual rated. direreat iiidueements offered to east buyers ea2/14si Luctout 011 Work*. DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO., Manufseturenf of PURE WHITE REFINED C A R 1.1 O N 0 1 I rr . Ornoe, NO. 291 LIBERTY STRUT, Pitt.- burgh. Pa. gays -food JOHN LITTLE, Jr., NO. 106 FOURTH STREET. STOCK 4NO BILL BROKER im P i atr d ryji d otes. Stock Bonds. and Piot= ripazTia PAIN by the am of au apps tir whereb3 no dream or - galvanic bettor, aro mei. Medi cal !gentlemen and their fimulgee lw% thew teeth extracted. ke me Proems. and are gamly to testill al to the safe* and painleagnem oft se -morati .r., whatever has been acid by Per/I'T' ted in amorting thecontrary.havinto^ ' $• of my mama. •ILARTIFICIA.L TEM!' foe.• id to ever) style. and charnel; as low, as wee wo .sy tit the best of material in all mum. , E. 01JD RY. _Den tigt, 1 341 hatiliald greet. n01417-ts NIIW GOODS. WITE HAVE RECEIVED ROM v v the East a large 4IIIIT and chcioe selection F of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. for Gents' sad Tonna! wear. Ambracings all the newest iblai COATINGS. CASSLMERES AND VESTING& W. IL MORE & Co., 148 Federal etre et Corner Market &mare. Machette city. meo STEAMBOAT AGENCY. WM. 1 1.11..Z.L.10"11" Hu opened an ales at NO. 90 WATER STREET, Where he will transact a General Steamboat Aglow buinew.ind would solicit a sharo of va' mum item steamboat men. ap24-IYd GITON IM RATES rum PEO 2to inch soave rece i ve d and for sale by eon HIINRY irenT.T. Ng Whol leads Grooery and Liquor Store For Sale. WIRE STOCK AND FIXTIIIIES or A Wholesale Grocery and Liquor Howe . . do ing a, good tz de on one of the beet bus iness streets in the city, is offered for sale, se the own ers wish to go Into other. business. For further particulars ad L dres. an7-tf OOK BOX IS, Pittnburgh P. O. sun uses AND COM 111 A rose we an now zwinofooturing smeller =idol* of LIME, whit* we &Niemand to deliver ftwell oar COAL pOll IJSZATT 1112111111% id asn et Faislll3P COMM always on bi mos mrstwon. ininwmin. • , OVTH AVSIIIIII6 PROPIMMTY AT • B nittIAIM—A comfortable moo-story dwelt. ing home. Mdl arm fad and in mead order, per boo In Mum two par um marble Mender, din,ng room, b kingroom waehing room a d bed r,o on Iry d• r; hal , Ave chambers e , o-eta. e• o. o second fo-r; good caller under the whole houne; brick a r.bi , o , al IGO et Pc arbors, with ehltwd 4 A o oofltr4POS, curbrha. stooseberri• s, e r r reborn', rue m.p a and other had , trees; arm weortwent of shrubs Iwo flo over% over be fruit trees of 'hole. vu ape, 1 wel• et evergreens . , kick, grave and shell walks Lot 112 feet bs -87 "der pit? Rebores street; rasp of weer by Pa San g, r Mtwara. The location w health y and p ea ant. A Ana view of th ri.er Far price and terms &MT ta es. cull:murk -ox sun 61 Ma titer street. ADMI" aIUISTS. SOLDIERS' GOODS! lia►Mflrulliaseheao. OS ACHIM & 111 ngiet Or*, bet 4th & Diamond. houses. Catching himself upon the ir very % dif l** Am ts . via edge. be drew back suddenly and g „1 ipswij p- around. The moon was up now and we sesta. amdd see it ail plainly. WEDNESDAW MORNING, SEPTE3IIIIER 10, 1802. What did it mean? At a glance I tool:. in the comfortable, even luxurious en rroundings;.and .then my gaze become rivited on a terrible scene which was transpiring in the middle of the room. A woman, still young in years, as I could readily see, and quite handsomely dressed, was I3ing prostrate npon her back, on the floor. Her dress was torn and bloody. her face and ha ids besmeared with gor e , a n d h er whole, appearance vio lently deranged and disordered. Bending over her was a rather handsome man who was probably thirty five years of age. lie was well and fashions Ay dressed; and his whole appearance, save that it Was now disordered by excitement, was quite gentlemany• His hands wire blowy, and his apparel touch disorder ed. "I said the man was rather handsome— he was; but at the same time, he was quite as wickeddooking as he was handsome.— Never shall I forget the glance he darted at me as I tumbled into the room. It teas the look of a fiend. His brilliant black eyes flashed like balls of burning fire, and in their gleaming depths was mirrored every dark crime ia the ..blackened Galen• der. -The glaring devil was resting one knee on the woman'sswel ling bosom, and clasp ing her throat with his hands, till the pow er of utterance was almost taken from her. api ).Iyd "What do you want here?" hissed the taan between his set teeth, and he looked as it he would kill the on the spot, if his hands nett, only iicc "lhe woman moimed, and tried to cry murder again, but i,hu was too choked up to utter the word di.4tinctly. "The onto who had herdown was really stranglibg her to death, and my Llood boil ed at tile s ght. The scene so excited me, too, that I did nut thins to look fur help. In fact, I thought only of what was before me. "'Let go there, you Win 1" I cried, springing at the fell,. c ftiriously. " I Itt• rnsenlrelnx• d his hold of the wo in an to save hi nsell f,orn me; and he and I grappled roghetner iu a deadly grip. each utiwr ut arms' length, we raem,,ured one another: }) , ewers. , he woman on the 11Jor now began to brew h freer, and :-how some signs ot con sciousness. In a few moments She stag gyred to her feet. and glanced around the room in a bewildered manner. Then her .'Fes fed upon to and her face brightened up. ."Thatik God, I am saved from death,' she cried, iu cracked tones... Ala she seemed to realize the scene!). fore her—" Philip" oho edited. shaking nee reddened hand— rod with her own blood—at my writhing opponent. •"I,llllip true as Wits to you, you would hate kill%d me- and as sure 115 i live ill give you up to justice.' 'Nil; that 'wicked lookou t man and my self held .utt h otter at arms' length. "'D', it if you dare!' hissed the villain s at the lama time struggling to tree himself from my grasp. •'• What ha, led to this scene, madam?' I demanded as wet as was able, for my opponent was man of muscle, and Was ad to get the better of me.— Strong as I was mysolf. I doubted my power to held torn notch longer. — .The unfoto.d,d jeatously of that man i lin,band!' ww. the winuatis's reply. "'lbw war, '"Devil that pm are, breathethut name at your fiercely cried my antago nist. "The woman had now somewhat mov ed herself, and rising to her feet, she con tinued boldly and defiautly: "'That man, 1 say, Philip Durney, the burglar! "Ilte next moment she fled from the room, and I could hear the ph-a-pat of her feet descending the stairs . • `• rho man uttered a howl. `°•Philip Donley!' I repeated in complete amazement. "The mime of Phil Durney was notor iously- famous. A more desperate, bloody banded desperad o , w a s nowhere to be found, and for u lung time previous. bur culean efforts had been made to capture the bold, desperate, and succesful burglar chief; fur such he was known to be. "'Yes, Phil Durney, curse you!'. biased the outlaw; "‘Phtl Durney, the burglar, d.gperado, and murderer: .Nuw, hands off.' "The desperate villain made a powerful wrench; but I am no child, and he did not escape me. "Evidently the rascal had no weapons about him, or I shonld hare fared worse. It was a rovidence for me. His wife he had been beating to death with hie fist. "The last words of the burglar had hardly fallen from his lips whenthe 1 clatter of feet was heard nn.- the stairs, I and, almost instantly afterward, three or four policemen rushed iuto the apart ment. " 'Seize this man l' I quickly cried 'out. 'lt is Durney, the burglar!' " 'A e know it l' slam taneously ex claimed the officers, as they darted across the room. "The robber's wife had sent them up, fiLS it subsequently appeared. "With a fearful oath, Durney again made an effort to escape me, and this time he was successful as he was sudden, my attention being somewhat drawn away to other olecta. A. " few iiesperato bounds carried him i out of the room. The policeman grabbed I at him, but he tore away. At the head ' of the stairs, however, the experienced officers bad placed a couple of their number, and the desperate ;stagier was defeated I i his purpose. "We co lowed the villain. "Cut off from the stairs,Durney dash ed back into the dark hall, where, it appeared, there was a step-ladder lead ing to a trap. and out upon the roof. Quick us lightning. so to speak, he mount ed the steps, threw open the trap, and dashed out upon the house. "We followed as fast as we could. but, when we got out upon the roof, the burglar was two or three houses off, clambering from one building to another, like a cat. "'Stop there, you villain, or I'll shoot you down!' cried one of the police men. "'Shoot if yon dare!' 'was the con temptuous reply, followed by a derisive laugh. • "At this instant the burglar came to a divi,ion of Pix cr eight feet be:ween the SELECT TALE. THE BIRGLAR'S LEAP. A REPORTER,'S3 TORY. EY 40:NA. M. LAWSON' [Concluded.] The room wa.3 a large one, and was comfortably, even handsomely. furnished. I was amazed; for I did not expect to be hold anything but the most squalid pover ty. "Retrace his steps be could not, with out falling back into our hands, while on one ,side of him was the alley, not less than a dozen feet wide, and, on the other, the yards of the houses. "A leap of mix or eight feet, at a height of three stories, is no trifling matter; but the burglar's only alterna tive was capture. "Meanwhile we were apprraching the villain, though bat slowly, for we hid to be very cautious of our steps. "'lf he 'tempts to jump that.he'll'save the hangman a job exclaimed one of the officers, as we stepped along. "At that moment Durney darted back few paces; And inVo.tantarily halted. The next moment, with a shout of de fiance, he dashed wildly forward, and, almost at the same instant, we saw the desperate villain firing through the air. "The leap was:well: made, and only fell short a very little; bu t ! that little oost the burglar his life. Madly catching at the opposite house, Darnel , missed his hold, and tumbled down, down, down ! A curse of disappointment smote upon the air, and then for a moment all was still. . "The next instant we reached the edge of the roof, and peeped over the dizzy height. As we did so the body of the burglar 'truck the side-walk and was' dashed into atoms. "As soon as ' possible we descended and pothered up the remains, which, the next day, were interred in the peepers' burying ground. Since then nothing has been beard or seen of the burglar's wife. "Something of this appeared in the pa pers, but nothing like the - full particulars, which I have here given you. and 'which, you must admit, form somewhat of an adventure." CIIZALYNAT AND AB Z N T—l T would mond* the most credulous to know how low Roots, Abet", nanawlis for Be., Mosses. Boys. Blanes and Clan- Arca, an of Um Rest Quality, can be Bought at my Store. You will not behave until you see. So @all and examine the atoek at the P'ssople'ss Shoe Store. IOS U. 80:11RIAND. No. lit Warted street, next door to Fifth. KNAP'S BATTERY. RE1.1217.1 Lttr,l.T.rwitElht "H army. Virginia. General Nye oommanding. LIEUTENANT ATWELL, Who has been detailed on recruiting genie% gill be in the egg in a bur days. In the Min thibn Persona wishing to Join the Batters will cal rt Al WELL. LEE & CO'ei No S Wood street. ITALIAN VIOLIN STRINGS DT MAIL. POST PAID. Treble, , o r If st.-ings. 4 lengths. beat uoilary... 2'c iekvonds, or A - 3 ' besttalion— 16e thirds ao or r 0 D pare I " best Lakin— Lsc Faun • " Silver-. 50c Best quidity French or German lat. a, 3d sad 4th Strings. each lbe Best quality Guitor D: A and K, silverstliags, each 25c Second Quality Guitar b. A and B. silver strings, each Beet quality Violincello A and D. each.....„..20e Best quality G and C. each 23e Mailed to any addres4 post paid on receipt of the money, or in postage stamps. BY JOHN H. MELLOR. Wand street. B—A large lot of fresh strings jut ani • ilao. Violin cases. Flutes. Acoordions..kc. :14. B. dt C. P. IILtiILAULE, Manaracturars aad Dealers is BOOK OAP LETTER. and all Ida& of *RAPPING PAPER, have removed frog. No. *7 Wood street to NO. Ea SMITHFIELD STREET. Pittsburgh, Pa Air Csah said for RAOB. 140 CS ENEN T-400 BARIUM FIREMIII Tit./ HydrmalicU.mwt for B ti kl y se4 H H H. COLLtNS. IBIII.VENIZED COAK AND COAL N for kouudry use, received by *el HENRY 11. COLLINS. BERLIN ZEPHYR! 1200 LBS. ZEPHYR WOOL, Of all the choke sad feel:site shades sad mix tune. FOR FANCY KNITTING. Dealers supplied in quantity at less than pro ant Eastern prises. EATON. MACRUM k CO.. No. 17 Fifth street. Pure Holland Gin for . ifedioinal Fur I AN IN itECEIPI OF A SUPERIOR artHe of pure Holland Gin. imported •n quart h uge, elPready tor medicinal purposes. Dime sting use fur this tavola will Bud this' vastly superior to the article usual' purchased in haute. Vor sale by JOSEPH SPLFAIISS. call corner Marketetreot and the Diamond. IIIDIA-1111:111BEIS ffeItINHING CUPS A very oonventent and portable article. lan re•eived at 26 avid 11011 & Clair Shrift. J. it. II PHILLIPS. OAP STONE DEST-30 RASSELN se4l or Ws by HENRY 6 ,. O^LLINv• ATTEXTION 1 COXPANY. CANVAS SHOES, $1,25, AT Do FIFTH STREET. D. S. DIFFENBACHER. 41IP _ NIVE2II-11NIFE. WORK AND Spoon—Bowie TETLEY Je BOWN & 136 Wood street. J UST RECEIVED-. CENTS CALF AND KIP SOOTS, BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS, Selling at tail old plow ea 18 118.1 i LeSt.l:27tFaiarMaralik. QIRPOOJOIM AIRTICIA. OF CANVAS lzr Shoes—at Masonic Firm Aumion Rouse M . SHLA NO. ANJI. ACKERSL ie et re an.. for isle by r .1 * F 57211% nun norm. M trltet and Finn Ser. eta GREEN riPLEgi- 76 BREA GREEN Applesjurt reseived sod forF ashITZ bi AS. neirner Mark,* and`Plrof .troot. LEATUZ* HOYT BROI3 N. T. K KB. Wed wined and sucdobsd, for side at be Leath er. tore of s. or.uurez. se.3-wts 233 Liberty street opposite hoed of Wood. _ G un 111061 Z-414 2811 ERTY STREE r. le the only Anent for the sal e of the Now Patent Woven Itydrost Hose. se& wie U. S. littrirlwmramir wAs. ND OTHER CLAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT. 91111Agig rruirosuatam Timm COMPANY. 7-Sind JOHN D. MOLLY. Cashier. LIGION-4 ISARIMUI 1/1011111111 .11:6611 ICJ ,nan. received and fools by A./111411111, *miler Mitritoona 191.! meats. . , . CLOSIIIIM OM SALA OF BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS, .-I.ll2l=askw IN Viiiitie 1 3 ET R. 0N A (111. WO It K. ti 4 LONG. MILLER £OO.. woRIC HEGAHENT sEIRPI VALL SB EY KAUROII. mmeAD. L.o_LTION. A L 'rink° and Warehouse StS 111ARKET STREET. rnvissaniest. Manufactures of Illuminating and Lubricated Carbon Oils and Bensole. NO. I REFINED 41,11 4 WARRANTED NON-EXPLOMIVE. sums an band. ce2Els N EW GOODS; NEW GOODS I I Eaton, Illsierum * Pr., Are dans in receipt of now TRIMMINGS. TRIMMINGS AND BONNET R;BIONg EMBROIDERIES ANI` REAL LACE GOODS LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS: - GENT'S SHIRTS COLLARS' and• rms. surnab. CORSETS HAIR Nzis, By The attention ief wholesale buyers is invited to our present stook. EATON; MACRUM k CO,. No. T 7 Fifth street. CHANCE *VII UARGAINIII.. The Subscriber wishing to close outb miasma BOOTS. SRO r.S., AND GAITERS. To make room for Fall Goods. will offer them at a slight advance on cost You meat call at the CHEAP CASH STORE, • OF JO3 C. BORLANDA ang . ' sin Marko Rtroet. 2d dopr from FM TO THE PUBLIC. is Patllsl6l.ll MMthe ismorantandfidre ly Modest of all denomi- • nations, treat secret and delicate disorders. golf abuse and diseases or nuitions common and in /Admit to youths of both sexas, and adults, single or married. Beeisare Da. Bnesernor publirhos the fact of .i„ his doing so, the ignorant and falsely modest are shoe/billow' think it a grant sin very - 67. and for oontandnation sad. oorruption among their wives. promising SOrta and danellters..Theu ninth, physician should oo cautious to k than ignonace that they do thersame at Dr. BRAS 3TRUP„ (except publishing) lest a lneradve at z p tins might be lost to them iunzEgipid modest end presumptuous born tan raised in ignorance, sprung up as m ushrooms and who compare SUOINSEY, inteUftence„ sense. de, te loners and cents mysteriously, meanly othl: gotten. It ie uppablicity, however, _that immune/ parents and guardians are thankful that, then sone. daughtersand wards previously feebly sickly and of delicate condition and app es have beep restored to health and vigor by DR BRANSTRI.TP. besides many before and arts marria' ge through ium hv bean ed much end feting, anxiety, mortific a ati e on. do. sav Swimmers hes or nocturnal en:minion% are completely curer in a very short space of time by his new remecnsk!.. which aregeouliarig hjp own. Die, ars eomeminna nom the Visretable Hit/their, having seen th, " eillsekoftee Merourial treatment,he haft abandon.. ed It and /substituted the veakable Female dig , eases are treated with marten seoecno—maving had oval mkt years (40.1 experience in then treat went in hospitals of both the Old World dad' it the united 6i.atas; toads bare to eir.'lo all with e inir trial , twain and happiness will again biota upon the now—phi:od cheek. Trite no.ioniterwitt :110Dt0bEttlICS an' 41111Cke, bat come and km °urea consumption Etna all at its kithreel disown cr which so many annually till our co/intense. *as low be relieve:l, n* they attend to it in time Full parri-znian pro can no had of matte/amen* oy pew:mins a all? of the Meddeal Adinaermniot M given gratis to alt that ap.,43. Having the ad• vantage of over P:aly year.+ eirericeee end observation. COLl3oquently, he has superior Aril' in thisneatmenst of .peciai diseases. and who is daily consulted by the proiession, es well esteem mended by repeatable oitlzsrl±. Publisuers, pro Prieto's of hotels. ilte. CtMeo Smithnek street, near Dinoiond 1 , 11:43t. PrAilde VaaCCUIli cations from an pans of the Union rsictly as tended *v Dino: -- • defiayda 40/11117 DALZALL ... ROBT. DALZELL ct CO.. Whotesf.le Grooars, COMMISSION AND iIiNiVAROING .MERCHANTS. AS D _ • Dealers in Produce and Pi Ltob are( Manuisortureb No. 2sl LIBERTY STREET. Whist PITTSBURG/1s THE BEST REVOLVER YET! COBWEB"; PATENT DOUBLE AID. TlthN RE VO..VERS. to a nutuctured in Pittsburgh. are admitted by competent ledges to be the best Receiver. made They timi o d °cbtn e fr s a od dy eonfd fi s r e e wth f d r el m ib ac e dent. and are of the • highest Al lo of workman ship and finish Office in Bank Block. Fifth street. over Kramer & itahms Foi sale og J. SCO 1. M P a OER & Pa•ontees & ntifietnrere M. FABER & CO., STEAM ENGINE BUILDER Iron Founders, GENERJU. MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS Blear the Penn. B, B. Passenger Dem PITTHBDROH. . nassirrscfrius ALL BINDS viol OA Steam Ems. ranging. from three to on, bandied and fl horse power. and suited fos Grist Mi ll s. Saw s. Blast Furnaces. Factor's* d ales particular attention to the conetruotlen engines and Machinery for grist mills. and tor stiiglits. 'Way and eiroulnr saw mills. Have also on hand. finished and ready kirsidP meat at short notice. Engines and Boilers of every description. Also. furnish Boilers and ghost Iron mama, Wrought Shafting. Rangers and Pallid ix =si va' i fialan i g larlf ii t t e r a""u" d,. Our prices are low. oar machinery ad of the bast quality of materials, and warranter in all eases to Me satisfaction. IllirOrders from all parts of the eountry mallet edand promptly filial ref 7tim. WILLIAM CARR & CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS, Asti importers of WAXER. BRAIIIII4IShi, GUM% MI ALSO. Distillers surd Dealers in PINE OLD MONONGAHELA RYE WHISKS Siff Liberty street, . nobly PI9TARITR4IIIII. PA. 3. a CAS/DAY. Note, Meek, Draft, Deed sad Ron. gage, Meal &Waite and ller. ellauelase Broker. Onic_ll,4ool4 N. is BLARE'S BUILDUP% FOURTH STREET, Pittsburgh. Pa. is.ast► w tuvear. to Monies and No. I Distal. mYI2 CORNWELL dr KERR, CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, (At tin old astathiattett Uoaola FaecoryJ DC44II:IESNE WA T. SLAB ST. CLAIR INTIZZI Reipstrhur done as noual. 171 WALL PAPER. I WINDOW CURTAINS, &A Bow Styles for Spring 0f.1862. • great Variety sad nee UMW meet from If 1-41 mots to pus per rime. for lab w THOMAS PALMIER, se. oa WOOL eassarr, Beniern itY & kb. all door below Dimmed &Um Moe vij ~,,V6 7 II I4 I R IOLVERII.4. A AD .S Mien NW. side as reduomdpnces • 11114/Wi s ys- . XX.mEstablished FRIEND IN NEED. TRY 11T—DR. ASWEETS INFALLIBLE L NI Ni INT is prepared from the recipe of Dr. Stephen tweet. of Connecticut. the great bone setter. and hi... b. en god% his practice for the lot twenty year with the mostastonishingfuecess. As an external rem dy'itiewithoet areal and will alleviate Pain more weedily than any other preparation: Fur all Rheumatic and Nerrius Disorders it is truly e, and SI a cure t. , t Sures, Wounds, npinine, undoes. Am; its scuttling, healitix. :nut powerfil strengthening properties. Cache tbe.tust weeder sad astonishment of all who have e.. 1. given Its trig, Over four hundred , ertilleate , of remarkable cures. perkwmed by it within the last two yes" attest this fact. denlyd•weow IMPORTA.NT L A. D 111.410111111 HARVEY'. We E.• upwards of corentyjearo devotcd bk : pro• amnion/I time mzelasively to the tree:wont of Amair o Cermbeggiandhavipmeoeocied in thou- Liu% eases reetoring the afflic off e ri n gUlld salt now entire confidesoe in pub licly CRONO-THERMAL. FEMALE PILLS ! %Wei haves eves yet Atilect I whet, tho th roe , Bone have hm strictly followed) in re aming dillealties arida. from - Oberuotion or Stoppage of Nature, or ingesseing the.system to perfect health when snifesesit item drama? dffectiona, Pffilar.ms Cheri, the Melia or ether weakness tbc Thrrin, Or- Abe in all me. of rktrop..., 9T N9MTIIO ' f l e steriea. Pralpisation Arc-. le.'. ie. which are e runners of more serious disease. Thase rep perfect!!'- barn: ava on :14 , ~ n-iti4stief4 iti4stief4 wad wag be token by .be moo q'elie,l4. fr. mak rigout eaueing distress; at the s . atne time they am inks a charm, by strengthet/ieg. %•ivo tat*. and restoring the system to a healthy :so:-.! anion. mid b bringing OD the morth4 period with , no matter from what roust the obstructions. new arise. They should, bowers:, as be takes during the fleet [bre:, or roar to.oths of PrMulonlr, though safe at an: oth.r time. its othearriage would be the remit. Beek box contained() Palau n DOLLA4t, sad when desired will be sent by mail pre-t.Lid by any advesiesil Agent, on reeetp- of the tneney .7. „BRYAN. Reeheeter. N. Y.,. None a! Agel Saki by Druggistsgenerally. asonzru 'Ls:mu Corner Market strew" e.ed n aulklvdaeowb Agent for Pl'ishoru. The Philosophic Burner. /1.11 YDEVS NEW 0011 t 4 Philosophic Burner for eartha. (i ready: It possaues many advantszes (we, the Common Burners. 1. it makes a large or mall Ught with p...rto,t cambusdon. 2. It will burn any quantity of oil with safety. 3. It can be ut.ed with a long or short chimney. 4. It can be used ea a taper eight-Low. - 5. It can always be made to burn mon oalioallY. 6. It is more easily wicked) than any other burner. 7. It, can be trimmed and figlated.without re tnovina the cone. ft. It - throws all the white 'tight above/ tise-oon' e. 9. The shimney can be removed or ituserttd without touching the alma. Thaw burners are toe common No. I site, end can be put on any lamp now in use. Every per son using Carbon Oil should have a Philosophic Burner Price 25 cents; wsr dotou On. Sold at No, 89 FOURTH street. Pittsburgh. isE-lydw P. INA T DEN. Pittebureb Prxm NINTH k as 4 IN .I>U4 ITTS". tttiti. PA Warehouse. N. HS That andl2o $4..,0ca Manufacturers of all situ :sea Nal Oil. Retorts and Stills. Os. 4ect ater P&p:: 3adiroal. Deo Irons. W aeon /MLR]. bz4e) Pullies.Matmers and Cepplii.. x . Also Jobbing and Meeting oMption made to order. Ravin, a complete sestettO.. /MOP AtElleheii Filninoisz, al/ Ittertiled no tc mmen. Stero er vitt be at rein il3 v./ or Zt4 A,IMErw 0 N.& SATZ /1211 NOW brilliancy in vw this ankle t which for brilliancy in burum.c, rreedom of amain odor. and transparoncy of odor. (which color we warrant to .be charnrec as. or ezDowtrq,l b ensurpaesed by any illumi nator in or markets: As a profitable Oil to thwoonsumer. we can specially room/nand it, Also. elm manufacture a CAUSTIC. SODA, Used by large SOW Makers andOi Refirieriee, I%CI* per °satin Amoeba the make mean b Sods brought:Act this country. Our of SAPONIRE4 ON CONCENTRATED LYE; Si ll. An so well sod fin ondobr known we run tho mullion is Maoism M~adees end bidding. will be procaylLy et waded to by • ,vilikela. COLIIOUN, itgont, NOSS. Bolt Mockaseturing Coal 1.a.n7. 24 Wood street. Pittz rgt,... • ELBE SUPERIOR OOPPER ELNES SMELTING WOE; K S. PARK. .1111 1 171:111,13 , 1r Kaamiseturan, of Sheath. Braaten' and Bolt Copl•er. Preekto t i Cop. Per Bottom. liaised Still Bottom., eTp. ter &Met. to. Also importers and deigmin Mete.rim Tin eliaet T. ko. IRE' Constantly on hand. Tinneenfq :Lehi no ad Took. W No. 149 FIRST ana 9.110 ECONDETS ttaburelk. Penna. air lilosoisl orders of Com o. ant to any aartrnd tern - fr•ii•rakr. & Gk.:lll'lk Wholesale sad Retail/ tiru'vers, rEA', WIRES, LINICOIIO4. &e., NORSH-ZAST corner of uHICI STREETpTD THE DIAM OND, f ALLE4ia ENV CITY. CoUNT.4Y HOMES -Istosz CIIIONCE ebtlEtil IV4IO/11 co ca *EY stridence:l In LIND . 4.- 44.4 ate offered , te• ewe bra hot. o. he PI M- . burgh and Liberiv Itaitwpy r•4l-. it.tu the, ca nt or of the plot. The lute cumuli, h .11 act - and upwards. Terme GUI; one tee* eLe4k: and one-tetith annuaLy. A:bly t. • V. 0.. 19I":. At ualt,,o,heet4n. solf-lind ILA DUES'S • A MSS. 3111611106, Al/lb tutu BALMORAL BOOTS, of i Calf. and %ter 000. Aio a superior kid, s ING, Ct O NORESS. AND ',Ace. G %U- K- 9: 9LIPPE S. BOUT- A!s D W Wok are 'ski at reasonable prices W. E. SCHMERTZ diz CO., KEVOLIt Elli ALL sisilt-As. , Old and - New Model, tor emit. at hat BOWS i TETLEV. Ix.; .6.1 ..• 'Pt. 11 00 P MALI miT%—isom L 1) 1, pi, MI% 1114 hi nren , w M rya'. hued) 011 kl) FORKS FOR A& %LE HV u:11 BROWN A TETLEY. UN W, -.d 1 4 1 a Ae• ores a u a groimi Ja: Pure aado Post Win% "Dino. 1)..rwin.1.-is sail f it_ iousLIMI • RIGOCETSCJI. _ HEAD-QUA rTERR. I E s' , Beaaro - t GE.K11.41. 4 $ ' Ilaerlsbu.g. lieu-. lA. 1 , 462 STATE 1111Elr ICA'. lift tltt. ctE Pr.> 81 I Ira be State adie:d oa-,1 meet in the Hall of the (louse of liepre er.te•iee , . at II •rrbiburic on T. . S I'lEll B - Ith I& 2. and sito l l , DA.fo' the exemin Jinn of candidates for the p , st of Assts. ant Surg.•on In Penn', rattle regiments. Candidate& w.ll register their nitwit at the Hull at & o'clock a tn , and nouo but those prns-ot temetnally at 9 a. in will he esend-cd ettitens et Penns lr -ilia of goo , beellb ttd eapahle .t active eervice in the field, can al,ne be receive' b 7 order of A. G. CoRTIY, Irerior Of Pen n'a. Urimu ilegl Pa 4tx S IL SELL ItltS A. V 4), Azunts for l'itwhorett "Greet American Remody," DR. HARVEIk"ai SMITH, PAR K ST. CO, 1210:1 LINPOISILIM A.SiD 0X41,568 Lt. _3I:IITIPTH .STREBT.
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