James P. Barr, Editor & Proprietor.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CRORCR TRAIN
Leaves Wall's Stati3ll every Sunday at 9 . 16
do Turtle Creek. do do ...... 920
do Brinton's, do do 929
do Wiikinsburgh do do 942
do East Liberty. do do 950
Arrive at Pittaburah. 10 15
RETURNING TRAIN P. M.
Leaver Pittsburgh every Sunday at....—.. 1
do East Lirerla , do do 24
do Wilkinsburgh do do 132
do Brinton's do do 149
do Turtle Creek do do .... —.l 85
Arrive at Walls. 2 00
J. STEWART. Passenger Agent.
Pittsbunth. Jule 9. 1862. jylltf
Loom, Ar TUE PRICES or
BOOTS, SHOES AND GUMS AT
B 0 L ND 'S .
Ladies Morocco t• eeled Boots. prime $l,OO
do Cali do du do 1.00
do h. las dml ao do 1,25
Ni.ses It? prime 75
Chit leo t• Bouts, prime 50
Buys hip Boots 1,50
ouths du lOW
le,,e than half price at 98 Xtrket street. sel3
LlOB ligE2lll.•The third and fourth stories of
tue DeT; u kilos N 0.21 Pith street. near
blur-et. the f nrth story. 2:%,Ch• feet, is being
fitted tnr s first class uAllUhßhEAli GAL
LERY the Inca tun be'ngen.• of the best ro. the
ci'y. The tt , ittl ati ry is two ct - nrinten!s, stall
sot' r t int es. and will be rowed t.eperately or
toge her. Au, yto Jl. VAltNAlitiAN,
set,9 eacrttl et., near Dientot d, , Ilagben3.
DIME SAVINGS INSTITaTION, NO
110 S tutt ti field street, opposite t-e Custom
House. Char,ored by the Legislature.
()v 16 , tt, !el .
_JAME* PARK. Jr,
President
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Wm. R. Smith Fl, F. Rudd
Thos. D. Mossier A. Heineman
Francis Sellers Josh,.a Rhodes
John F. Jennings, Jacob Stuckrath
Thomas S. Blair Alei. Bradley
11 enry Lloyd Alfred Slack
TRUSTEE%
Josiah MDR' C Zug
A 9 Bell Jos Dilworth
S S Fowl•nr 1% A Reed
Jas W Wondwell R C Schmertz
F Rehm C W Ricketsou
J M Tiernan S II Hartman
D M Long R J Ander:on
Jas W Baxter D E McKinley
C B Wolf Robert 1) Cock - ran
Wm Smith _ V Ibinsen
CI B Jones 13 F Jones
W 11 Phelps Cl 3 Herron
sEnar.YAr.y AND Tt.E.StREft.
D. E. McKINLET.
Open daily, from 9A.Y.C02 P. X. Also, Tues
day and Saturday evenings from 6 to Pi o'clock.
Depuilt: received of ONE'DIME and upwards.
lAN Wends declared in December and Jpne of
each year.
Dividends allowed to remain are placed td the
credit of the depositor as pridcipal. and bear in
terest, thus compounding it.
Boots containing Charter. 13y-Laws, fur
nished at the office.
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ettitt This Institution offers, especially to these
pereen, whose earnings are small, the opportunity
to accumulate, by small deposits, easily saved, a
sum which will be a resource when needed, their
money not only being safe but bearinginterest, in
stead of re:nal:dug unproductive. myl2
SOLAR OIL Wi CO!!PAN
Of Pii2iNSYLVANIA:
OFFICE ST CLAIR STR ERZ near the Bridge,
hatir est.
J. WEA VER. JR.. Secretary and Treasurer•
tnvl9-tt
CCRTT9 - 0. STEIN)! F:TZ THKODORE IL BLACK,
STEINMETZ A: BLACK.
GENBRAL
1101 USE CARPENTERS
AND JOBBERS.
SHOP vnttaN ALLEY. between Wood
and Liberty Steven.,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
VI - Orden soll,ited and proinptly attended to.
aus
% utinkg'h Eating !Saloon,
CORNER VIRGIN ALLEY AND SMITE
FIELD STREETSt
Where OYSTERS and all the delicacies of the
season will be served up in the most palatable
style. ELI YOUNG,
ocl4 corner Virgin alley and Smithfield st.
SPErgu, NOTICE—TILE LAST IN
stallthrnt on the a ses-m tit for Ur wing and
p , vmg mW. under th sm plement to the city
enarter if t:ot paid t - ef orethe lot of
Oct.ber t ext wil he Ilse. d in the hands of the
city Sqfici tot for ...1 Ie et ITI. Ij et P 04.4 of suit.
sect-If WM. El rlll3 UM. Treat u er.
TO THE; PUBLIC.
- Riga PECIALLT
.Cdthe ignorant andfalse
ly blodee 01 ail denomi•
nations, treat secret and
delicate disorders, self
abuse and diseases or
taations common and in
cident to youths of both
sexes, and adults, single or teemed. tiecarug
Da. klasitararr publishes the fact of his doing
so, the ignorant and falsely modest are dreadfully
shocked, and think it a groat sin sari juimora,
and for contamination and sorruption anions
their irises, prolamine sons and daughters. Their
rattily Physician should De cautious to keep then
le_ignorance that they do the came as Dr. SHAN
S mu!, (except publishing) lest. a lucrative prat
Lice might be lost to the in among stupid fabled,
modest and preaumpt.ous fundies, born and
raised in ignorance, spring up 18 118118/I[oolBlB and
who compare society, intel li gence. sense, ha... to
dollars and cents, mysteriously, meanly onll3
gotten. It is to publicity, however, that numerate
pan:rats and guardians are
,thankful that ties.!
sons, daughters and wards, previously feeble.
sickly and of delicate condition and appearance
firizilhandterbeldtoeshealth
many and vigor by DE..
through hint have been saved much sat
GIG anxiety, mortification, he. Spenuatorr
kea or mammal enunissions, are contidetely curse
in a very short space of time by his new remecites,
which arepecullarlyhbi own. They are commends
rote the Vegetable Kingdom , having seen the
fallacy,olthe Mercurial treanment,he has abandon
ed it and substituted the vagitable Female dis
eases are treated with marker soicese—naving had
Over forty years (40) experience in their treat
ment in hospitals of both the Old World and in
the United States; leads him to say—te all with a
fair trial, health and happiness will again bloom
upon the-now—palled cheek. Trifle no longer with
mootobantis and quacks. but come and be cured
Consumption and all of its kindred diseases. of
w hich so many annually fill our countries. one
1
I' if titer attend to it in
fm w elful l it v ertsairrreat i tead of my treatment
y proouring a copy of the Medical Adviser.whicb
ifiven gratis to all that apply Having the ad
vantnere of over forty years , experience and
observation. consequently, he has superior skill
In the treatment of special diseases, and who is
daily consulted by theprofassion, as wall as recom
mended by repeotable oaken& pgtheliers i pro
prietors of hotels, &a. Olnee an telnithntdd
street. near Diamond street. Private OOMMUId.
nations from all Parts Of the Union Ariel, at
tended to. Direct to
BOX SOO,
Pitt •burgh POllli on w•
de&lydaw
urunca BLANKETS FOR
A. so ti.) soneri rto any of these
called "bum liia. ketf ." whien ar- nothing more
th an •'t. Cl tn. lime article we offer ;15 warranted
w .ter proof .m-d alkr unattested bs heat and cold.
whi4l isOt The nue,. w,ih oil el th.. A nother sup
ply i net -eceived at the India Rubber Depot. 2 6
and its St. Clair street.
selt3 J . Jr IL PHILLIPS.
MEW INNS—
AL 20U Boxes If R. Bunch Raisins;
150 do Layer do
100 Half Boxes M. R. do
100 do do Layer do
50 Kegs Seed!ees do
25 Draws Sultana do
loot received and !or eale by
REYNTER 5c BRO'S.
ees Nos. 123 and lets Wood street.
"s --
125 Frails Irica Almonds;
lo Hales Langudoo do
30 Bags Sic Is do
10 do E glish &Mats:
SO do Hitter ss,
80.10 Brazil Nuts;
60 Boxes Shelled Almonds:
20 egs do do
20 Bags 2,000 Cocoanuts;
200 Bass Atr can Pea Nuts:
In Store and to arrive and for sale by
REY3I ER dr BRO'S.
se Nos. 126 and 126 Wood street.
113EVOLVEJLII OF ALL KINDS FOR
sais by NIL A mum.
..I1 1 i WOoli meet.
Arli£S-12 . BlUa 111 • LS FIUME OATS,
14.4 recdvtd and for eats by
—.Ad- A.. FETZER.
LAI imam Marbetesd blest Streets.
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OFFICE OF CLOTHING AND EQUIPAHE.I
No. 101 East Third street.
CINCINNATI, August 18.1862. .1
HOROPOSAILIS ARE INVITED FOR
furnishing Uniform._ Regulation Clothing.
and Camp and Garrison *impairs for th_o_ new
levies of volunteers and militia of the United
States.
The Clothing and Eqipage. for the different
arms of the service, to command, in make and
material, to that heretofore used, and to oonfores
to the patterns 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 ftwnish, 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 snp
plies needed :
ARTICLES OF CLOTHING.
Uniform Coats. consisting of Engineer. Ord
nance. Artillery and infantry:
Uniform Jackets. consorting of Cavahi. Ar
finery. Infantry. Zouave and Knit;
Uniform Trowaers, consisting of Footmen
Horsemon,
isf
Zouave and Knit;
Cotton Duck Overal _
Drawers. Flannel and Knit:
Shirts, F:annol and Knit;
Great Coats, Footmen and Horsemen;
Straps for Great Coats:
Blantets. Woolen and Rubber;
Poncho*
Ulm**
Sack Coats. Lined and Unlined:
Boots, Bootees. Leggings, Stocking*
Stocks, Leather
Uniform Hats, Trimaied and Untrimmed:*
Uniform Cape.,..' R
Forage Caps. ecruits, Cavalry and Infantry;
Cap Covers. Stable Frocks. Sashes;
Haversacks. Knapsacks, canteens.
ARTICLES OF EQUIPAGE,
Hospital Tents, Wall Tents. Sibley Tents,
Common Tents, D'Abri Tents;
Mosquito Bars;
Regimental Colors;
Camp do
Rational do
Standards;
Storm Flags:
Garrison do
Recruiting Flags:
Guidons;
Axes.
Hpades;
atchets;
Mess Pans:
Camp Katlic*
Pickaxes;
Bugles.
Trumpet*
Drums;
Fifes;
BOOKS.
Company Order:
do Clothing Account
do Descriptive!
do Morning Report;
Post Orderi
do Morning Report
do Letter;
do (Ward;
Regimental General Order;
do Letter;
do Descriptive;
do Index;
do Order:
Target Practice;
Consolidated Morning Report
Inspection.
Security will be required for the fulfillment of
every contract.
All proposals received by goon of the tenth day
front the date of this advertimiment.will be open
ed at noun of that diy. and the articles immedi
ately needed will be awarded to the lowest tee
pomible bidders present.
Contracts for further supplies will be rwarded
from time to time, as favorable bids are received,
up to the time of making the contract.
By order of the Quartermaster
JNO. 11. DltihaizON,
Captain and A. Q. M.
NOTICE.
Parties who propose 'fii-nishing supplies t& this
Department will state iu their proposals how long
the proposition holds, and on +tie back of eseti
bid will be a guarantee. signed by two revonsi
ble parties. that the bidder will execute the con
tract if awarded him. No letters or telegrams of
inquiry wiil be answered, but alter the letting of
the 2tith. bidders will be duly notified when their
proposals are accepted. Proposal • will be marked
on the outside. "Proptiaals for army Clothi
_
.f..NO H. HiCICH.ItnON
Captain and A. 4. M.
GRAVEL. FELT, AND CANVAS
ROOFING.
ATERIALS CONSTANTLY OR
alrl hand. for sale with instructions; Also
IRON SATURATED FOR ROOM.
Oar work is not to be excelled by that of any
Roofer in Western Pennsylvania.
B. F. SHOPE, 75 Smithfield st,
je2s-3md Pittsburgh.
EUROPEAN AGF C Y.
silli °MAR RATTIGAN, ZIIROPEASt
Agent, 115 Water street, Pittsburgh. Pa..
is prepared to bring out or send back passenger:
from or to any part of the old country. either by
steam or sailuig packets.
SIGHT DRAWS FOR SALE, payable in any
part of Europe.
Agent for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail
road. Also, Agent for the old Black Star Line of
Sailing Packets, and for the lines of Steamers sail.
log between New York. Liverpool. Glasgow and
Galway. fell
K lENNINGTON
LEON AND NAIL WORSE.
LLOYD /ft 1 1 1....A.C11..
Manufacturers of
Sr, Skeet, Bolles Plate, Hoop, A
and T Leos, Nails and Spikes;
Iso. Screen. Email T Rail and Flat Bar Raz
Works ar ir a o 4tn it eg ie tt r eli a l IlersiftiiroßK
Warehouse. No. Safi Water street and X
6 Market street, Bafraley's
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A. BRADLEY,
NO. 30 WOOD STREET,
corner Second, 'Pittsburgh,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail dealer in
. all kinds of
Gook, Parlor, and Heating Stoves, Grate
Fronts, Fenders, &o.
Wa- In our sample room may be found the
ELEBRATED OAS BURNING COOK STOVES
EUREKA AND TROPIC,
merits is which have been fully tested by
. ousan.ds, and the Stove pronounced unequaled
the de s i rableany i i
merket toget
s her with agreatmany
rattern.
have also avers large assortment of
PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES.
embracing some of the BEST PATTERNS now
ffered to the
fir FANCY ENAMELED ORATE FRONTS
AND FENDERS, of the newest styles. Common
Kitchen Bow and Jam Orates, all of which are
offered at very low prices.
Speciat inducements offered to building In
want of ORATE FRONTS.
WILLIAM AMAX!. DAVId
Hisareors A. 001711. Spada Partner. .
General Partnere.
MEANS di COFFIN,
aincessiors to WCandlas. Moans * Co.)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Corner Wood and Water Streets,
PITTSEMIGW. PA
MILITARY GAUNTLETS!
BITCH AND HID GAITNTLETS,
IN WHI V F. AND 81117.
Received by Express this day at
RATON. MACRUM & COT.
Ne. 17 Fifth area*
ArkARLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE
CI —A handsome two story brick dwelling eon
taining six rooms and a kitchen. with between 3
and / acres of ground, on which is over 100 bear
inn frui , trees, shade trees, shrubbery; de.: two
never failing. springs and a well of good water.
Poseession given immediately - For price and
terms &PP!, to N. 4. SAWYER.
5027 Wood
street.
CAMPkmIPOII 5A14,41%
BOW,*
vis--iirao.f
anal
HIIWDCLMIA ADVIITISSICM
JESSE JOHNSON,
11111111 COHISSION lIIICHANT,
AND DIMLY Eli
Flour, Orals and all kinds of Country
Produeo, Wham and Liquors,
Cleans, Tolosa., &e.
d ir li Veral advances made on consignments of
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 23T SOUTH SECOND ST
atigkly PHILADELPHIA.
WM, BRICE & CO.„
PRODUCE AND PROVISION
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO: 16 SOUTH WATER STREET.
Philadelphia.
fall- Liberal advance. made on eonsignmenti ,
when required- . myl-lycl
CHARLES MAGEE,
Importer and eater in
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts,
Vestings, Tailors' Trimmings, &o,
256 MARKET STREET,
North INlde. PHILADELPHIA..
myl-lyd
FRIES & LEHMAN,
NO, 813 MARKET ST itEET
PHILADELPHIA,
Jobbers in Clotho, Cassinuly4, restings
he., tic.
Always on band a well selected stock of 61004. ,
guitable for the trade.
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E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO., •
lIIPORTIRS OP
WINES, BRANDIES, he
FINE OLD WHISKIES,
NO. 5 NORTH FRONT STREET
PHILADELPHIA. aplf.l7:l
JOHN X 11.1.180N-WN P lELLISoN..RODUA. , it ELLISON
JOHN B. ELLISON & SONS,
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTiNCS,
NO. 339 Al Rh ET STREET,
(Al door below Foort
myLlyd PIMA DELP II I A
GEORGE GRANT,
Manufacturer and Vibulesale and Retail Dealer
GENTS' FUUNLSHING GOODS.
610 CHESTNUT STREET.
i• I LADEL PH IA
C. HARRY BRIAN,
WITH
LION C.OO I" dr., lit:7.U.
MANUFACTURERS it , IMPORTERS,
-0 F -
KMPIS TIGUNISHING Goons AND
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
NO. 10 SOUTH FOUNT!. MINUET:
0W EA BY RA E,
NERORANT TAILOR,
49 St. Clidirlitr_et
3ENTLEMENI CLOTHING MADE TO 014
DM CHEAP' FOR CASH.
("AWNS RETURNED anon ■BIN
YORK with a choice stock of CLOTHS.
CASSIIIIERES and &STINGS. which can be
purchased at prices far below the Wald rates.
Illargreat inducemsots offered to cask hatters.
asZhlwa
ucoen t 0 Work
DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO.,
Ilsoufsoturers of
PURE WHITE *E?IEtu
CAII . IIOIN 411.1 LS.
Mee, NO. R9l JAR ERTY STREET, Pim
burgh. Ps. mys-ticud
JOHN LITTLE, Jr.,
NO. 106 FOUNTII STREET.
STOCK 4NO BILL BROKER
Promissory Notes, Stock Bonds and Mort an
bought and •nld. 17.1/
NSW GOODS.
ww - Rmuivw.Jurivr RECEIVED FROM
WV the East a large and choice selection of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
forties& and Youths wear. &librarians all the
newest styles COATINGS, CASSIMEHICS AND
VYSTINOS. H. .glettlEE & CO..
143 federal strew
Corner Market tiguare. Allegheny nits myi
STEAMBOAT AGIIs;NCY.
W id. . HAZLETT
ilea opened an office at
NO. 90 W.S.TER STREET,
When he will transact a tleneral zocatubeat
Agency boohoo, and would solicit a share of ..at:
renege fromstaamboatmen. ' au24-Iyd
'TONE WATER PIPE FROM v. so
110 , inch calibre received and for sale hY
an 22 • URN KV COLL! NS.
Wholesale Grocery and Liquor Store
For Sale.
THE STOCK AND FIXTIIREN OF A
Wholesale Grocery and. Liquor House. do
ing • good tr do on one of the best be:duces
streets in the city, to offered for sale, as the own
ers wish to go into other bunkum. For further
particulars address
au7-tf LOCK BOX Des Pittsburgh P; 0.
TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
We are now moaufaeturint a superior aritiole of
LIME,
which we are prepared to deliver from our COAL
YAZD, DO9 LABZWY STREET.
Bat quolliti of Family Coal always on
hand amoval. _ _ _
matt
1614111N0N. NTSWA KT di
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
THE UNDERSIGNED ASSOCIA
ted with taw. ui son. OLIVasE Ectit,fit.
70t k, an s copartnership, for the transaction of
the CARPaT EOSINS!, under the name and
firm of W. rdcCLINTuC k h SON, he solicits
from a (emeromi public a continuance, to the new
firm, of the Siam patronage hereto& a by him.:
self ado) ed W. htouLINTOCii.
irIAIMPETS -Waving purchased for CAM.
ILI before the late advance, the largest stock o
=hi the einr. we would call the attention of
JO and retail buyera to our complete as
sortment of OAMPNTS._ MATTING:4. OIL
OLOTlin. W. MoOLINTOCK & 80)1.
aull 112 Market street.
BERLIN ZWIIYIL I
1200 LBS. ZEPHYR WOOL,
Of all the choice and favorite shade. and mix
tures.
FOR FANCY KNITTING.
Dealers supplied in quantity at lase than Pres
ent Eastern prices.
EATON. MACRIIII k CO..
No. 27 Wm!. ....et.
SOMT ♦ r. DAueLL.
ROBT. DALZELL 8 clik,
llbalsas Chvoers,
COINISSIM MID FORWARBIN MERCHANTS
Daslash Praha andlPtehlborshWasidiatm.
psi mom 1111111111 T.
Waal.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1862.
JONATHAN'S . PRESENT
"I wish I knew what to buy our Effie
for a birth-day present."
"Our Effie. How natural it seems to
use that caressing phrase—and Jonathan
Stark thought,with a sudden thrill of hap
pine •e,how short a period would elapseeri
he mi g ht say his Effie—his own darling
blue eyed wife ! And Jonathan, a gigan
tic, brown-browed sett of Connecticut,
,trode along Broadway with ponderous
tread and cheery whistle, tiewing theman
isin dandies that throng the fashionable
p ire with benevolent pity and wondered
if they. insignificant little wasp-waisted be
ings that they wt re, had been able to find
Effies of their own! Not likely, Jonathan
thought. for girls up his way preferred six
!Cuter; who could swing an axe and wield
a sickle hke men, and ' foblish Jonathan
imagined New York belles were similar
ly inclined,
Only the evening before, when he had
stood at her fa her's wicket gate, with
the. new moon glimmering through the ,
purple ALtrch twilight, Effie had said to
softly as if the dew and the star
light and the faint, delicious smell of the
golden daindils in the garden border,
and the blue violets just budding out on
the meadow -,101,es had passed into the
very tones of her voice, "to-morrow Isbell
be seventeen!'' And Jonathan had
thought of a dozen pretty things to say
but hadn't been able to get oneof'em any
far her than the roof of his mouth! So
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here he W:l4, fla;:`!ring his briwn leather
purse un"aqily in front of every store win ,
dow. and envying the courage of the ex
perienced shoppers. who skimmed into the
:turfs, r.::d asked the priers of things, and
skimmed lilt again. without any more idea
of buying than the man in the moon !
••If it was a mau.now. I could' tell some
t king about it, groaned Jonathan. "but
how is a fellow to undetstand the things a
woman fancies':
My dear, unsophisticated Jonathan I a
good many peop!.• have been precisely in
your predicament before no.v
There worn dainty littio brmnets of blue
velvet and plumes: there were lac, collars,
dooking to .1 onatilan•t; howi:dered ga..o P-ti
if they would th.tter away nt 010 nearest
hreath of air. and gleaming tolds of lus
iron. sill., which he couldn't any more
fancy Effie Seott wearing than h 3 could
imagine. the russet robin ()tithe Connecti.
cut woods decked out io ;he gaudy plumage
of the parr.i.ret. There were flashing
jowels and tiny wok ItJt,c.: of shining sat
in. wood, with aln .i!lirut very
niee to }veil.; at, Nu by 1.0 means
adapted to, the wants of te• thrifty little
maiden who aia-i equally ht , :nr, darni n g
the hine woolen stec'sinc . ,.. , of her farmer
briehers , ttiog ae• at patch into the
knees of hie- trousers. JOllB2llllll
:Ippr bef.r.• thriving zroe.try and eyed
gla recepta.leswhen•ghe,him.artdoaions
and glossy green peppio s lay enshrined in
vinegar. but then he remetnhered that a
jar ot pickles w.t.tn't the exact thing to pre•
sent to an aflia.,..ed ladylove, and he pass
ed tti a doorway where cagelike crinolines
swayed gracefully hack and forth at every
•
there was any way getting the
hingimme, — he !hough!. th:con.-.‘olittel . ;
renn't wmlir irliiirdinnd I don't pie..
any other erniv..nkta n: , thort of trans•
ferring it to Mill If.ir‘orr. No-- that won't
do."
Suddenly Jonathan Stark stopped short
before the glistening treasures at 11 drug
gist's window, where a gilded bask e t con
tained two fairy cut-glass bottles filled
with dear, sparkling cologne.
"That's what 1 want ejaculated Jon
athan. clapping his hat gleefully on one
side. `•Won't that gimcrack look nice on
beacon Scott's parlor table Why the
minister's wife hasn't anything better than
a fiat camphor In,ttle and a vial of essence
of peppermint. Hallo, Mr. Shoptuan,
what's the ntice of them little bottles?"
"Tlite, dollars, sir, — said the glib at
tendant, who was busy waiting on a sour
faced old maid in exceedingly juvenile
costume and short bears' greased curls.
Three dollars sounded larger in thrifty
jonathan's ears than three hundred would
have done to other young men who were
lounging iihnUt the store, hut Jonathan
thought of Effie Scott's blue eyes and
dived into the depths of his leather purse
without a repining reflection.
"Here's the money," he said, laying a
tiny gold coin on the counter.
'Tack up the concern. will you, SO that
it won't break to pieces before I can get it
home."
"Certainly, sir,' returned the shopman
politely, "if you will have the kindness to
wait OIIQ moment, until I have attended to
this lady."
!Jonathan Stark eat down on ono of the
revolving stools in front of the counter,
and swung himself creaking round and
round, staring at the drugs and sniffing in
the aromatic odor of the scented soaps,
and stealing sly glances at the antiquated
female. who was whispering mysteriously
to the shoptnan, with an odd kind of in
credulity that she could by any posssbility
belong to the same sex with his blue eyed
peach•blossom little fiancee, pietty Ltlie
Scott!
lie was roused from his meditation by
the hulf•suppressed laughter of a bevy of
gay girls, who had fluttered like a swarm
of butterflies into the store. And what
was worse, Jonathan was uncomfoatably
certain that they were tittering at his cow
hide boots and home-made garments.—
Ne turned very hot, and felt a moisture
starting upon his brow
"Your parcel is ready, sir," said the
man of vials and gallipots, and Jonathan
making a dash at the square package,
neatly tied with pink twine, rushed out
of the store, and never stopped until he
had reached the cars whose flying feet of
iron bore him far out of the city suburbs
into the peaceful solitudes, where the still
glens seemed to listen as the "evening
train," sped by. and the golden spring
twilight was full of the strange, indescrib
ablera fragnce of budding shrubs, and
shooting grass and early wild flowers,
opening their meek eyes along sunny spots
on the the edge of talkative brooks.
"The city may be a very fine place,"
aolioquized Jonathan.:as:healighted at the
station in the woods, "but yon don't catch
me there again in a hurry! My head feels
like a rattle box, and I do believe the soles
of my feet are blistered. I'm glad I
bought Effie's present, though, I wonder
what she will say to it?"
And Jonathan burst into a sly hilarious
kind of laugh, which •startled the echoes
all along the glen road, into hollow, dy
ing cachinations. Yes—Jonathan Stark
thought he hadn't accomplished a bad
day's work. How little do we, any of ns,
know just what wev'e done and what we
haven't.
Deacon Scott's house, on the brow of
the hill. looked dark against the crimson
flee that yet lingered along the West when
Jonathan opened the "keepin' room"
door, and thrust his curly head sheepishly
in.
"Come in, Stark," said the deacon wbo
was thoughtfally rubbing kis opeetaeles.
while hisleWsr half was storanng a sub.
SELECT TALE.
etantial looking stocking at the point of
the darning needle.
"Do stop a minute, Jonathan," said
brisk little Mrs. Scott: "You're always
in snob a hurry."
(To be Continued.)
The Sort of Soldiers that Fill up
the Hospitals.
The experience of military men is deci.
:dedly unfavorable to the enrollment of
young men under twenty-one years of age
for active service in the army. The hos
pital lists show that youths of eighteen
are not fit to endure the fatigues and ex
posures. of acampaign. It is by soldiers
between the ages of eighteen and twenty
years that our hospitals are mainly filled.
Their constitutions, unformed and weak,
give way, in three cases out of four,
during a protracted campaign, before the
field of battle is reached.
The Philosophic Burner.
'MAMMY'S MEW DOVIILE•ACTINti
ILA Phi!amebic Blunter for Carbon Oil is now
mad,. It possesses malty advantages over the
C L
make sharp It make or mall light with perfect
ecanbustion.
2. It will burn any quantlls , of oil with safety.
S. It use be used with a long or short chimney.
4. It can be used as a taper night-lamp.
5. It can always be =do to burn economically
6. It is more easily wicked than any other
Immo.
tnM;;;MEM=I
g. It throws all the white light above the cane.
9. The chimney can be removed or inserted
without touching the glass.
These burners are the common No.l sire. and
can be put on any lamp now in use. Every per
son using Carbon Oil should have a Philosophic
Bonier. Pries ha cents :_psr doyen RR. Bold a
No. 1111 FOURTH street. Pittsburgh.
iii2s-Irdw 11% HAYDEN.
B. 141421. T,
Lie 141 FIFTH STRZET. orvogite Catheind
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT.
I=l , 1
90216. BONDS. MORTGAOSB and otbrr
Esea
riLier s
JOHN PLY/LEGER,
lININBIL — IT•ii..
25 earner Ohio sad Beaver stet
ALLEGHENY CITY.
Lane stock of Rune of an deeeriptions, on har.d,
or made to order, and for gale at b(rWILST CASH
PRICES.
Repairing promptly attended tr.
nola:lyw-m731-dti
AD A M
Road Read Read !
HIGHLY IMPORTANT 11
GREAT RElLlffil TO THE AFFLICT.
D. and those gaffer% g from gressases of
ght
TO ALL, YOUNG AND OLD:
You wish to experiencegreat re li witia your
tht, try the world-renowned
A H ft 11 PEBBLE APECTACLIER.
Purchasers will eontinue to Had perfect satisfac
tion by trying thew Sectacles. gold only by
.1. DIAMOND. Optlinan.
No. if Fifth amt. Post Building.
The Russian Pebble inserted in old frames. it
desired.
&11" Bawer Imposters and Pretenders.
ie4
Steam from New York to Liverpool
TUE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN,
Walter Piston Commander,
NIGL BS DISP•TCfEO
I , IOIIIITTIIIPOOL. MOW NHW TORO.
Calling at Queenstown Tuesday - - Sept. 5
Satan's) , - - Aug. 16 Saturday. - - Get. 2'
Wednesday. - Oct. 1 ThuriaY.- - Deo.ll
Tuesday. - - Noy. 18
airTb is magnifieen t *hip having proved herself
unequalled for speed. safety. and comfort. (sea
stickwest being unknown to board,) is strongly rec
ommended as this most eligible conveyance for
passengers.
Fins? Cs Pin. from - - - - $llO to $1.5.5
each berth. according to the site. situation. and
accommodation of the state Ithoms, all having
the same privilege' in the saloons and in regard
to meals and attendance.
suites of apartm.nts for families may be en
gaged by special agreement.
servants accompanying paselmgers, and chil
dren under 12 yawl of um half are: infants
free.
SECOND CABIN.
State Room Borth'. mask served at separate ta
ble. PO.
Tickets for the voyage to and from Liverpool at
a fare and a half.
THIRD CABIN
Intermediate State Room—Paseerogers found
with bed. bed. din& table utensiia and good gab
stantial food. - - • - - - 555
STEERAGE.
With superior aroonnuoda•ions. -
feet Each passenger allowed tweak" cubic feet cd
Innate.
An experienced surgeon on bonrdL
For freight or passage lipply to
THOS. ILATTIO AN,
115 Water stroelk_Pitteharjrh.
CHAS. 4_ WttiNt).
At the otßee:la;iirelti " . l".
HOWL AND .4 ASPINWALL. A° *et%
hi. B. dr C. P. MARKLE,
lianahunursrs and Desists in
BOOK CAP LIETTER,
and all kinds of
WRAPPING PAPER, have removed from
No. 817 Weed street to
NO. 88 SMITHFIELD STREET.
Pittsburgh. Ps.
ay.)
1S Cash paid for NAGS.
JAMES H. OHILDB.
HOPE COTTON MILLS,
Allegheny City.
ILLIIMATIMIZIII OP
SEAMLESS BAGS,
41W OF
• ONNAMMILG-6,
go lushes to 40 Imbed Wilde.
Wood nay li e CHILDS .1k CO'B,
11 stmt. Pirgh. y
COUNTRY HOMES.
THOSE CHOICE SITES FOR COTIIb
TRY residencies in LINDEN OVE, Oak
land are offered for wile. branch of the Pitts
burgh and East Liberty Railway runs into the
center of the plot. The lota contain one bah
acre and upwards. Terms only one-torah rush,
and one-tenth annually. Apply o.
te
W. LESLIE,
At Oakland Station.
ant!-Imd
DUPESNE BRASS WORKS.
FULTON At CO..
•111UPILOTIIIIIIRO01,1111•11ST &Lat■7T OP
FINISHED BRASS WORK.
DAS AND STEAK FITTERS,
B pa-Particular Wooden to ltilas Oil Reguar
orler. Ci tis hig oboat i s i liS n alU ) r dcarrlr " ' gar
Rao' OQ Ng; DIV%
Gam Brackets awl lab* Vanier ST.
t3TRENT AND DUMAS= WAY. fa 13.0
Rsvin.vam - szvinviens-
Colt's new and old modol.all sizes.
Wbibiqr. do do do
Allen k Erbeelook'n Certridre
t•horp's Cartridge—always on ba..l qvul for
nolo by BOWN k TETLEY.
ee6 136 Wool
W
ALL PAPER
FOR AUTUMN OF 1862.
A complet. snistment of boadAd
PAPER IEAERINGR.
of a ll gly es. traglltterali tb. tax adms its. will
void &taw out law talk
unatimas
714. Wood On*
.T. S. ,- M. 3.1.1.,5TEEN,
Brass Founders,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
All kintl4 of Bras and Iron Cocks
matte to order.
BltAn CASTINGS, OF ALL KINDS
Made at the &lomat notice.
OIL ai MERV'S Flt TED UP
lef t nt BOWN 4:TETLY,r'S. 138
IV( ST EET. wid be prc:ini tiy nt , enr!":l to.
The inerni , ers of this thin being preeti me
ehanios. et' many yenrie e • prrienee in the busi
fieFs, will imuro tU girt: satistiotion in teen- re
se6-Iyd
S.M. KIER & CO.,
Pure No. 1 Carbon Oil,
'Acr EAT:.
4.0-01r,...7. 44. LIDEirIN STREET. opposite
Fenn'. .
4V—Ail oil warranted. aut2:lyd
HENRY: W. BE.A.HAONT
101:105LIZIA-- cih THE TWO-MILE
itt Foreign Brandioa. Witm
and Gins: ahm. Blackberry. Raspberry. Wild
Cherry, and q;inger Ilr :ndies. Old Monongahela.
Rye' and other WlaiAie3, Jamaica Rum. SuPe
rior Wine Bitten, .R:v
Nu. Pini Liberty atreea,
Or.o - Pe Fourth street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Hotels. Taverns. sti..l I:mollies supplied at mod
erate profits for cash. New Jersey Cider for Cate
or hotel 1 , 12 , 1 , , ~lee
WOK' AYE DirtflariEs»
/ Dr.P.ROWN'S FfDICAL A
and SU/L(I4CA L O rz, !qt.. 60
Smithfield street, e - D.ttearth s 5 :1 - '44-
Pennsylvania.
k -4- /
•
Dr.BROWN 15 .x.. 1 eltizeu. = •
of Pit'zsbargh, :IA beer. TP , '•
Practice tor 015 ill twenty-tire ,'
years. 3114
De t...osily to and
Surgical
"••
CITIZENS AND STRANOER,
In need of a mocitial friend, riot fan te
End out the srin pl.'s) of relief. The Doctor is •
rogular graduate, mid hi , sC . .. 9erience in the treat
merit of a certain es ,
utrea:os is a sure guar
antee to theraTt.r . e.n . ntjtrdri!nir l,ernasgeot
g thr. us 3 V, ..JeL.e..l:w. and following his
adrit e.
DX. 1311011'N'S REMEDIES
never fail to cure the work. form of Venereal
Diseasee, linvarities anliSerchaleas Affeationp.—
Also all hareditary taint,
which martfreta itself in the farm of totter
paorizeig. an•l a groat many fOrmr of
eager. the oriiin of whi - ..b iho iiiar;cnt I: entirsly
ignorant. 1.. , p.OTSC, - i E iit.licted. Dr. Bry:rn otter*.
hem of a sure on. ii•ar.:ti rinioverT.
Dr. Drewn'a atarn.ing troubie
brought on °Rep I.r tiaat .101:tars habit ol seneaai
gratiDeation, the voting and weak anntlei
often; Five way to, Lnelr own tleerrnction,) ar
the nr.is , I:.nr.at: in the cour.tr.r
—they ere safe. an,l , af..l.:c a ei cods rtkrcoratior
of health.
i:~.E; iAiIM
Dr. 13:• 7 , 11'0 re. • never fail to cure this;
pninfu: di-easoD.ti..=.--he will warrant s
core. He trzetts Idlest. (Itrcrrhma
stri,.ture. Few.AIOWOII.I.:P.CSZ.
31011thij: SuprrrE,,l , Lr..r.es of the q.oitt%
Fietels In AT,. F in_ i n the
Bark end Kitln..g. Irr:re.tler.; of the Died4er. to
sothc-r with ;d:id au impure origin.
A lotto.. sv;;j3.:cuis,
rite, direete lt •Smitbfio'd
St.. Pith•bereh, oil! answer
ed. Medicine's.;.: C. ce. a,4.llrueg, s:.fely rtackci
and se.:•.i.re I: )L•
°face sad pr: , r1.: 1 Snrinfield
etroet. Pittsbaui• c07.5-Itcw:is
SMJTEL. PAR CO.,
NIPCS.II. "l'e .9. IS I , 4's , 11 1 4 41311.1: -
PA
Wernher:sl, 4. and 11:3) ,CSI:11d. St?
Mar " " t.''"T " - ••• ".,• rtirms et
30.11 Oil. lU-to ,; z. 4 ,t , r Pipe
[tens.:;;L-0 (alias
Pallier, 1.137CC.r3
ALo Jo! h+, err de
wnpti!..n
.
he Fe Ein• fry. L 4.1; trill be v.y.-pfully
ittendexi t
TI EM\ AN GEII7IY,
Wholesale and livAnil Grocers,
EC=
rEss, WINES , MOS ORS, de.,
NORTU-E.iST corner of
OHIO STREET AND TUE DIAMOND,
A lA. EC: 11. F, 17; Y CITY
1 . 1.c"2_'"11.40 /. St." (-*
LONC. MILLER & CO.,
WORKS AT SRARFSEITROII STATION. AL
LEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD.
eirOttice and War. houst.
a* MARKET iirruEr.r, I'ITTSRURGIi
Llanufacturea of Illazdn.itirr and Lubricated
Carbon Oils and Len:tole.
NO. I REFINED Oil, WARRANTED
NON-EXPLOSIVE, alway 3 on hand. ec24:13
WILLIAM CARR & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
And Ilintinrters of
Wilif ES, IIif.ANDILS. MC.
ALSO.
Di3tillers find Dealers•in
FINE OLD MONONGAHELA RYE WHISET
327 iabersy Str tirt,
nng•lo PITTNEIVARIII. PA.
J. H. CASIDAY.
Note, Stock, Draft, Bond and Mort•
none, Real Beard. and Bier.
dimwits*, Broker.
OFFICE, ROOM No. 111 BURKE'S BUILDING.
FOURTH STREET. Pittebargh. Ps.
aeL.215,000 to Invoat In Mortgagee and No. 1
paper. myZa
CORNWELL & KERR,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
(At the old established Coach Faotory.)
DIMILTESNE WAY,
NEAR ST. CLAIR STREET.
Repairing done as nitell. is 7
WALL PAPER !
WINDOW CURTAINS, &o.
New Styles for Spring of 1862.
A Great Variety and flue Assort
merit 111 . 010 6 1.4 COMM
to Sr; per Pleat,.
For ask by
THOMAS PALMER,
NO. 91 WOOD STREET,
Between 6th 415th,'A door below Diamond Allen
tah9l
DAUB & CAPPELL,
MERCHANT TA .ILOREI 4
NO. 185 SNIT OFIELD STREET.
VETE HAVE JIIST RECEIVED A
v v large and well selected stock of
FALL GOODS,
oonsibting of
Cloths,Castmeres, Vesting.. die.
ALSO—A largo took of
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
'winding WpoiesSkiric Paper Collars. Nock Tiee,
and evorythtng ustully ke. t by tr roues Furni4b
ing blorp. taders prom: tly executed. su,Dlyd
CoL,Ts szvoi.vgme-6 AND g mon
6 that. far sale at redueediniootkr
• BRtArrt & TETLEY.
to Iff nn4 Cfrolot
HOOP Nek.BuT*--141111 Leahl EN,. Ali
see and CV dean, at Metgelland's sutler
0011,*Y
BROWN
kixar •
in wood enk.
Vol. XX.--■Establisht 15412.
LAIE SIMEMOR 00.fi. , ::a r4IIEI
SMELTING UT; REA.
.P.AII.IK. RIPCE.:.11.1)1( ec 4COI.
Sheath. Braziers' and Bolt Prerat'd Cop.
Per Bottoms. Raised Stilt ti r o ter
SuWer. And
deniers ir. Ti
Pia'
‘Shcrt
Fir%•
XS- Constaniir ea hand, Xiamen's Alaeh'..n•re
nd T o Warehouse. 14.‘i -.7.
ECOND
ea - Special ordzra cle. , 3r•ed
tem.
WM. IL FABER Sz, CO,
STEAM ENGINE SU LOUIS
GENBAL MACHINISTS Abil BIKER MICEAS,
Blear the Pam. B. B. Pe..v.cz-7-:..? Deem,
E ALL
Nl A Steam i lne;i . trea ja .
frai r a C; ;LTa' S to ane
haralmt and fifty horae ;Amer. rnti :.•uteri fur
Grist Mille. Saw Mills, Ptlrtia;.:V!, 1 , x17,
611,e!..
Give pezticular attention to she rcr.rnristion of
Engines and Machinery for riot edits, and for
a a n i c hn n td i h'e rs: ;l 4 2. G 4i
h ',. ! shin.
went at shortnotico, ovar y
description.
Also, furnish Boller and Shoot za • wattl 7 ,
Wrought Iron Shaftang. Hatigers.l.2 , l
every varie and - cantina', rho'r , :?:-.!7,13:0rz
Woolen Machinery and Als,:hige
Our prices are low, car macZnt
a of the best quality of materials. c_:...l•4,3l':nottat
in all cases to site satisfactiw, - • •
der Orders from ell part ,
edand promptly Clod. law .
. .
WiABB NOW 116..NriT3CI'ITRENti
thin article, which for b0,.-nina
freedom of offensive odor, and transparency of
color. (which color we warrant to Lo chaacce.
We or expo are.) is unsurpast by aty
nfttor in this or Eftstont rearkete. a u :profitable
Oil to the consumer, we can sw , ::aliy rc.tommen3
it. Mao. oar murafacture ei
CAUSTIC SUtiA,
Used by enlarge Soap Makers at:6 Oil Ittnt'cortes,
which creels 10 per cent. in tas„the:::;: io
the :ntt
of Engdisb Soda brought to this country. Unr
manatacturo of
- SAPONIFIER, OR CONEEN.INATED LYE: SAL , Lti.
Are so well ar.l faxorabir :.new t::a
a:gition is sufficient.
An orders and inquiries mill tt
tended to by addretrine.
GEOIWE
Penna. Salt Mann far triu g
24 Wood PIVAUZIThe
.1 OM: IS ot,ir
fI
1 4 04 44 ,. ,
P 4d ic
FRIEND IN NEED. TRY IT—DR.
AL SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT is
prepared from the recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet. of
Connecticut, the great hone setter. and has been
used in his pringlee for the last twenty years with
the most astonishingsuccess. A.: an external rem
edy it is without a rival and will alleviate pain
lucre speedily tlinu any other preparation. For
all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorder!! it is truly
infallible, and as a cure for Sorts, Wounds.
:Sprains. Cruise , , ke.. its soothing, 'healing, and
poweilul strengthening properties, excite thejwt
wander and aacaishuomt of ail who have over
given it a trial. Over four hundred cvlilleates of
remarkable cures, performed by it the lc
two years. attest this fact,
K SELLERS Sr c0. M.1
.4 gent' FittAreh.
den,:lydewerot
IMPORTANT TO LADIES
IDR. JOHN Itek Eff* EY. Et'A IND 10111
upwards of tot yoard dov.t:a hi; _pro.;
tessionai time exclusivcor to thn trot:talent of
E'er:aid biliculties, and having succeeded in thou
sands of eases in rostarbag tht aaiated to Eontai
health, has now entire confidence inofterin¢pab-
HCfY
Ins
" Great American Rezaady,"
DR. MARV ZIPS
CRON-THERMAL FEMALE PHIS!
Whioh have never yet failed (when the direc
tions have been strictly followed: in ro •
moving difficulties wining from
Obstruction or Stoppage of Nature.
or in restoring the system to perfect health when
suffering from Spina/ Affections. Prolapses Uteri,
the WAssee. or other weakness of the Uterine Or
goes, Alec in all cases of •Leinlity or sVertoue
Prostration. Bysteriee. Patintations. A c., Are.. do.,
which are the forerunners of more serious disease.
egg. There PiG. are perfectly harming on the con
stitution, and may he taken by he moat delicate/es
male without coming dishes; at the same time
they ad like a eliorm, by strengthening. invigo
rating. and restoring the system to a healthy eon •
dition„ and by bringing on the monthly period
with regularity, no matter from what cause the
obstructions may arise. They should, however,
not be taken during the Mat three or four months
of . pregnancy, though safe at any other time, co
unsc.arriage would be the result.
Each box contains 60 Pills. Paton Ors DOLLAR,
and when desired will be sent by mail pre-paid
by any advertised Agent, on receipt of the money
J. BRYAN, Rochester, N. Y., G en eral Agent
Sold byWaWetegenerall EP y,
.141)61JA FLEMIS44,
Corner Market street and the Oi..mod,
aulillvdoeowis Agent for Pittsburg.
fiatiNDRIIEII.-
50ea.ks Prime Currants
10 cases Si sly Liquorice;
2 do Cal. b. ia do
25 boxed Maecsronk •
20 do 't ertnieella:
50 do Olive Oil. quarts and pints;
SO eases Sardines. and 34 sans;
SO trails Dates;
50 boxes Castile Soap;
SO do Citron : •
5 cases Prttues jars;
5 do do fancy boxes.
200 boxes No. 1 Fire CraCkllll o
In store and for sale by
RHYMER k BROS.
se.s No.'s 126 and M Wood street.
Cornueopive kbaloon,
CORNER OF UNION AND FIFTH STREETS.
ITHERE THE PUBLIC CAN 08.
V TAIN the beet and purest Liquors
Meals served at all hours on the shortest no.
lice.
Lunch everg morning between the holm Of 10
and 12 o'clock. FRED._WEISS.
auk-ly Proprietor.
MIIIITTOBVIROR ORANCII, NO.
1 Wood Street, of the Baltiwore Piano Par
tory. established in 1836. A choice stick of Piano
7 octavo Centre Pianos. combining all the mats
finis of s first class Ins rnment with Into novelties
(underpstent). Highly important to the critical
pianist. Low for cash or acceptance.
Vr ISE A BROTIIER.
Manufacturers.
TINE ELDORADO,
(70)/URRLT COURT EXCHEQUER.)
CORNER FIFTH & SMriIiFIELD STREET%
(Opposite the Poet Office.)
BE SUBSCRIBER HATING
.1. taken the above well-known stand, will be
illeatwd to see his friends at all hours. kin wines.
liquors, ales, and ei jou eav N are Li o f li tte y b . est.
te24-3aid Proprietor. .
LA DI EN, MISSES, AND tam,
DANN'S
BALMORAL BOOTS, -
Of Ni'. Calf. and Morocoo. Also a "Pubs
sto,k of
Lasrm. CONGRESS. AND LACE GAIT
ERS; SLIPPERS. BOOTS AND TDIS.
Which are bold at reasonable prices
W. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.,
81 FIFTH STREET.
A RMY SHIRTS, ".•
SOLDINSS' GOODS L
New rtyleteelliagalteip. at
MAC_RA4 k LYON,
R. 2 M , Areit strpoit. 1.4 4.1 t .4. ni•Onntnii.
lI6As-
).W 1
20 080
d mb It Refined Ruyan
grusiked do
3D do rowdved- "dft •
SO do Como e hammed NW.
To arrlvo sad Su we be
zinnikb, SWIM!
Noe. 138 sad 11 Wood 11nd.
=UZI
Msuulacturcr2
iron .IFou la d
P ETT:; 17.3:t DR'
' 7. :•::1-1. 1 y at.
(Near Market.)