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Avail train, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago,
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; .• 825 '
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andl4:2o p. in., trains will-be ready for delivery at
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• ' A. M.
Loaves Wall's Stati3n every Sunday at 915
do' Turtle Creek. do do 9 20
doh; Brinton's, do do . 926
do Wilkinsburgh do d0......942
East Liherty. do • do 950
Arrive at Pittsburgh, 10 15
1 RETURNING TRAIN P. M.
Leaviiii Pittsburgh everyliunday at...—. 1 00
d 0,;.; East Li3erty do do 24
do r! Wilidnsburgh do do
do Brintou , s do do 49
do ; Turtle Creek do do ».......166
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Pitfaiourgh. July 9, 1865.
JAMES ROBB,
NO. S 9 MARKET STREET
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BOOTS A ND S.IEICOES,
Compihaing all the different varieties and style
to be fohnd.
Ladl6', Misses and Child' Balmoral Boots
with dbiable and trip ple soles.
Meng'. Boyd' and Youth'g Calf. Coarse and Kip
Boots; Shoes and Brogans.
Mens'long Leged Water Proof Cavalry Boots
of a ye - 0 seperio - quality,
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goods Olive generalsatiafaation.
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SO Market street.
MCKEESPORT, Nov, 15,1862.
,& N ELECTION FOR THIRTEEN DI.
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Honse,ipn Monday, the Sth dm , of December be
t w een tlie hours of 10 a m and 12 m.
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day the2d of December. at 11 a, in,
no15:11wd. T. B. HAMMER, Treat.
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sr
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RAW= Pac kets, and for the lines of Steamers gall
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WM. FLERAITE R.
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wm.reg DAVId IeOANDLIVA
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WOOFING.
ERIALS CONSTANTLY ON
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1e25-3ind Pittsburgh.
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GENSEAL
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HOUSE CARPENTER
JOBBER.
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PITTSBURGH, PA.
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anfi -4',
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GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOLEN MAIMS.
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iilred and fifty horse power, and suited frr
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in all cued
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THE BANKRUPT HUSBAND,
"It'll have to go, Mary; there's no help
for it."
She looked np—the lady to whom, these
words were addressed —in a way
which showed they had struck and hither.
She was scolloping a child's' skirti 'and
OM:needlework had followed'Ape rapid
-fingers along the flannel like of
snowy foam; but now the work felt, un- ,
heeded; the floor.
"Ah, John, has it come to. that?" !tared
Mary, the wife of John Malcolm:; ;and
soft. bloom in her cheek vanished 4(7E4_,
and the words werespoken withind of
gasp, as though just beneath tht.'nf- lay - a
. nlighty,swe,ll,aad rush ef feeiingsthaf, well
. .,n,ighCovrjlo7qed her vgice'. y ;
"AS, Mary, it must come: Gild knows
I've struggled as hard as man could strag
gle to weather the storm,
and I could
have.done it, too, if those Western houses
hadrergerie under. But they'll carry us
with it."
"I can't realize it yet, John," shesaid,
looking at him in a half bewildered,; half
frightened way, tha was pitiful to see; the
shock, for the moment, had'-half stunned
her.
"0, Mary, it was harder for your sake!"
and the words came in that sharp groan
.which is terrible to hear from the lips of a
strong man. The tones roused her at once
into a full consciousness of what had be
fallen them, and of thepart she must bear
in it.
"Don't John—don't take it so hard,"
her voice struggling up thtough, a sob into
a tote of brave cheerfulness, and her lips
fashioning into a smile, which, though
weak at first, you felt certain would grow
stronger all the time, just as you feel the
sweet promise of day when the first faint
sunbeams struggle weakly' through the
morning's mist.
"I could have borne up, Mary, if it had
not been for you anti the children ; but
that thought cuts to the core—it's more
than I can bear."
And for the first time the young wife and
mother heard the sobs from the lips of her
husband, as he boied down on the arm of
his ehair. The pride of his manhood gave
way at last, and John Malcolm wept like
a child. Then the woman's heart, the
woman's power to cheer and comfort, and
strengthen, roused themselves ; the waves
went over her but one moment, and then
Mary Malcolm forgot herself and rose up
to the true height of her womanhood—to.
the exaltation of self-sacrifice.
"John," said the soft, brave voice, "do
not ever say that again. Let every thing
else fail, the heart of your .wife never,
will."
And she had come clOse to him he
4
felt heff 11 arms about his neck, andliwtE .
head_lay _ his shoulder, as tender, as
cenfidi ' in their days 'of brightest
posteri y.. 11 through the day he had
been lookTig forward to this honi. and ,
shrinking away from it; and once or twice. ,
—God forgive him!—he had glanced 'out I
of the office window to the river, which ,
rolled its dark, sullen waters in the die
twice, and .a fierce temptation had rushed
over him, to drop everything and hurry
out there' and bury his pain and anguish
under the crumpled sheet of water. But
John, in his secret distress, knew this
was the voice of the devil entering into his
soul ; he was a man.who feared God and
kept his commandments—he put the temp
tatlon aside. • _ _„--- --,-,-'. ---,: s __
-- Theyetliikincr 'not - doubted his
wife's heart for an instant; but he ex
pected to see her stricken to the earth,
with the first tidings of the ruin of the
house in which he was the heaviest part
ner. He knew that her youth had been
nurtured in all the grace and luxury that
wealth confers and he feared the thought
of going out into the chill and darkness of
povetty. He had not looked for loud
lamentations, or bitter reproaches, but he
dreaded the silent tears, the mute despair
of the white face.
So John Malcolm raised his hot face,
stained with the tears that were shed for
her sake, and looked into the eyes of his
wife, ankshe answered him with a smile
that set even her face in a new sacrednesS
and beauty to her husband's eye—a s mile
so sweet and tender to him, so brave and
defiant for the worst the world could do
for:them, that it said to him all her words
would, and could not.
"Ah, Mary, my wife," said the mer
chant; "I thought when I came home an
hoar ago, I was a ruined man, I feel now
as though I 'was a very rich one."
"Ruined? with me and the children,
John?" and now there was some faint re
proach in her voice; but she clung closer
to him.
"But, Mary—poor child, you don't
know what it is to be poor, to give up so
much of ease and luxury, to which you
have been. accusto med, "
"You say that, John, before you have
tried me, and seen what springs of cour
age and powers of self-sacrifice there are
in my nature." The noble words had
fitting em phasis in the sweet smile—in the
steadfast, doubtless tones.
• "But we shall have to give up the house,
Mary."
"Well, we can feel just as happy in a
smaller - one. Oar love has had a broader
foundation than stately rooms and costly
furni.ure. We'll take a cozy little cottage
somewhere in the country, and for three
servants get along with one."
Hearing these words, John Malcolm,
looked at his wife; but he did not say then
what was in heart—a thanksgiving to God
for the angel He had sent to walk with
him. He took her hand and held it close
in his, while'he told her of a temptation
which had beset him before the failure of.
his house became certain—a temptation
by yielding to which he could have saved
himself from failure. But it must have
been by dishonest means, by taking advan •
vantage of others in his power—in short,
by a fraud, which though man's laws nev
er could reach, God's did, with that eter
nal: "Do unto Others as ye would they
should do unto you.'•'
" 0, thank God! thank God you were
delivered from this evil! I had rather you
should go down to your grave without a
dolliii_than have committed this sin,"
said
Mary: Malcolm; and the tears were bright
in lies blue exes.
Anctiifteoo4there fell a little silence
betwixt ihose.two, husband and wife. It
'was brokeriliYikellittter. She looked up
in the man's race, and her little fingers,
sifted themselves thrmb...-tbe, diwk. hair
that had no shocks of gray, and her look,
bright, grateful, loving, touched and cov
ered a great deal.
"What is it, Mary?" .
"I was thinking, John, how much bet
ter off to-day I am than thousands of wives
throughout the land. How many there
are who sit in their lonely homes, wearing
the slow hours with hopes and fears for
husbands who have gone to the war, and
whose dreams at night are filled with the
visions of battle-fields, where the one be
loved face lies white and ghastly on the
sodden grass, with no hand• to offer the
last cup of cold water, no ear to catch the
last, low word. Ah, John, my eyes have
never searched, as so many eager eyes do
for your name among the list of dead and
wounded; and failed; it seems a world to
thank God for, whien I think of that."
She was crying I now—she,, the broken
merchant's wife—crying for joy.
"Mary," said John Malcolm, "I never
thought of this, never once thanked God
for it, though this 'day, that has been the
darkest and the brightest of my life; for
out of the thick elbnd has its blessed light
shone." '
And after a while their talk went on all
the practical matters and uses whigh so
nearly concerned them—the retrenching
their expenses, tht selling the furniture
.4t once, and settlir g themselves in the dot
tage, as Mary called it, always speaking
the word with:a toe 'which gave itji sweet
flavor of home. i
"I can get a clerkship, and we can con
trive to live on a small salary until'the war
Is over, which Godl grant may not belong;
and afterward I shall, doubtless, see my
way clear into:busi ess again. But, Mal v
ry,
don't you know ho folks wi I pity you be
hind your back, an say you've come down
dreadfully in the 1 orld, and say that its
a shame you ever t rem yourself away on
such a poor dog as am?"
"They won't kti what they're saying,
then, and I certain shan't care for it."—
Her smile was clear and bright now, as
sunshine that has struggle, with the cloud,
and come out of it triumphant.
- "Well, Mary a strung heart makes a stout
arm, and I shall toil with both for you and
the children, as a orlon does for those who
are dearer than lifelto him." •
"Dear John!"—her band fluttered down
on his shoulder in tilpretty, caressing way;
though her tones needed nothing more.
"I came home, Mary, a miserable, dis
, couraged, broken-spirited man; and now
I feel as brave, as sarong, as cheerful, too,
as I ever did in thy life—aye. and richer:
for it needed but this day and this trial,
to show me what thle Iwoman I have mar.
tied was worth, and all she could he to
nle. 0! Maryl if there were. only more
wires in the world like you?
Dear reader, bevel you ever stood, like
this woman, face to iface with adversity?-
and have you, too, learned in what ski
to take it?
1 alf
Going to Housekeeping in Beau
fokt.
The following Hy+ sketch of the ob
stacles to be overcome in going to house
keeping in Beaufort s taken from a letter
written, of course, b a lady. .7'he family
was assigned to a ouse which had been
occupied by eight .negro families. The
i i
writer says : i
"The house is beaUtituily situated, with
a yard filled wtth shrubbery, and com
manding a view of the river and of the
beautiful sunsets. Miss F. and I-set res
olutely to work to make a clean spot or
two. We selected four rooms, large, with
five windows in the parlor, and bed-rooms
larger than any rooms in your house, We
got two darkies ; totk out all the win
dows; had the paint and floor scoured with
lye, and after three days' hard work have
got two- decent rooms. But voti cannot
Imagine our suffering. We h - ave 4 picked
up what we could; of l course we have no
carpet of ar- rt. l -- - '
befot
but w
house
i Jig - ta ,
W hr
__ e
..
keys,
Attie e
caps,
their
ruiner
But
have three chairs, whi' h we take back and
forth from the dining o the sitting room,
for we have compan ', all we can desire.
Mr. F. allows us to ke the frame of a
settee from his house nd the frame of an
old chair, no seats to ,either. I have ta-
ken a pillow tick, and that large linen bag
we put in a barrel, and nailed them On the
settee for a seat, and hovered it with a
blue cambric curtain I I iappened to bring.
We have a wardrobe, !.td that completes I
our parlor furniture. Ye have no table,
I write on my lap ; la 'p
-is on the piano;
We have been using ' dles with bottles
for candlesticks. .Last night &young man
presented us with a kerosene lamp and
can of oil, and we feell, l ch indeed.: To
day Ed. bought a lookipg-glass of one of
the negroes on the plabltaion. Now for
the kitchen—we have tih stove set up that
we brought out. The !soldier's rations
that we have are rice, 4a., hominy, pork,
molasses, brown sugar,lioap and candles.
We have, all told, a cuPand saucer, three
yellow mugs and three plates, which
were, up to-day, all ourtook.
We have found an old sideboard to keep
dishes and provisions :41; no closet or
sink in the kitchen ; I indeed, all the
houses are built without what we call con
veniences—all the conking having been
done in the negro qUarters. We have
three cabins in the ytAki, all full. We
have a man from one at-$5 a month and
rations. The first night we slept on a
mattress filled with hays now we have an
old high post bedstead given to us, but, as
the parts don't match, vfe fear to move on
it, as it may fall down. We have had a
bowl and pitcher given us to-day, and
have found an old washstand, so •we are
quite proud.
Marriage of M. Guizot
The somewhat romantic circumstance
that led to the marriage of M. Guizot is
quite generally known. We give it, how
ever, for any one who is 'not familiar with
it:
Belonging to a family of distinction, but
,
which had been ruinedhy the revolution,
Mlle. Pauline de Menlen had found her
resources in an education as solid as it was
varied, and in order to support her family
she had entered the diffidult and absorb
ing career of journalism;; She was the ed
itor of Le Publiciste, when a severe illness
caused by overwork, obliged her to inter.
rapt occupations so riecebsary: to the wel
fare of those she loved. ' She found her
self in a critical position; she was despair
ing, when one day she received an anony•
mons letter iu which the writer begs her to
be at ease, and offers to perform her task
daring the period of her illness. This let
ter was accompanied by an elegantly writ
ten article, the ideas and style of which
were, by a refinement and delicacy. exact
ly modelled upon the ma' ner of Mlle._ de
Meulan; who.accepted th article, -sighed
it, and regularly received similar one till
the end of her conval scence. Deeply
touched by this event, lle. de Meulan
i ll
did not fail to relate her dventure in the
drawing room of M. San ', exhausting her-
Self in inquiries, and n t thinking of a
pale and serious young man whom she
scarcely knew, and' who gravely listened
as she formed all sorts f conjectures. - -- 3
Earnestly entreated, through the journal,
to make himself known, the generous in
cogifito finally decided to; o in person and
receive the thanks he so ell merited,-
It was the same young m n to whom we
have just alluded, and five yeara after Mlle.
de Meulan was Madame uizot.
'THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 27, 1862,
Camp near Thdericksburg,
Saturdkq i , Nov. 22, 1862. f
The Army of the i Potomtic has probably
never experienced ,two days and nights of
greater discomfort:. than since they en
camped near the Happallannock on Wed
nesday. The symptoms, of a storm, which
were apparent on flee march hither from
Warrenton, led =tiny to fear that bad
weatherwonld overfhke na before we were
established in camp t t The day - was drizzly
and the ground on.which the variousi corn
mends pitched the,i,r camps was already
uncomfortably wet. Daring the night the
wind prevailed - fronii the Southeast, and
rain fell in considerable. quantity. The
temperature, howevar,.was comparatively
mild. Thnisday moFmng the wind
-chang
ed to the Northeast, and blew a gale, ac
companied with heavy showers of
,rain.
Such of the troops, aa. were fortunate
enough to be located on eloping ground
were less affected by the descending floods.
But the greater ,portion of them, as is
customary, seuglitlevel plains extend
ing hack from the r icer,which have here
tofore been used for panting purposes.
The encampment of Abe Ninth Army Corps
occupied one of these plateaus, and stren
aous efforts were made by the usual ditch
ing to tura the water off into the road
which divides the encampment. All ef
forts, however, proved naavailing, and last
night nine-tenths of the whole corps slept
in the water, or stood-in the pouring. rain
ankle deep in mud around their smoulder
ing camp-fires. The ,absence of all ma
terial -fur flooring, and of straw, obliged
them to lie on the bare ground. Some
few only were able to procure pine boughs
to keep themselves oat of the mud and
water,
The Mississippi River Expedition
The grand expedition to open the Mis
sissippi, under Gen. McClernand,will con
sist entirely of Westetn and North-West
ern regiments. It wit! embrace ten regi
ments from Indiana, twelve from Illinois,
four from lovia, four from Wisconsin, two
from Minneuota, and` 10,000 troops, in
fantry, cavalry and artillery, from the ar
my now in Kentucky.. The cavalry and
artillery force will be ample for any emer
gency. In addition tothis force, the gun
boat fleet under Com. Porter will co-oper
a.w with the expedition. The fleet con
sists of the following vessels: Benton,
flag-ship,) 1I guns; F.astport 7 13 guns;
Cavondelet, 13 gans ;Cincinnati ' 13 gu ns;
Cairo-, 13 guns ; Mould City, 13 guns :
Louisville, 13 guns: ißaron De Kalb,
(formerly St. Louis,), 13 guns, Essex, 7
guns ; Lexington,
7 guns—making a total
of 10 gunboats and 121 guns.
ice;
Read! Read! Read
HIGHLY IMPORTANT!!
`'l SEAT. TO THE A FELlep.
giffir ED. and those suffering from weakness of
eight
TO ALL, YOUNG AND ,OLD
wish to =patiently great relief In Your
.eht. try the world-renowned
_.,,.
_ 41 N 415 1 1/A3 l, riPAVina 4r , InfilgraCl-Vik` •
0,": M wti 'e —, ontMue to find ec. saristac
tion by trying these SPectaales. Sold only by
J. DIAMOND. Optician.
No. 89 Fifth street, Post Building.
The Rued= Pebble inserted in old frames, f
desired.
/113- Beira, Imposters and Pretenders.
• NA.T.IISICONA. OLE,.
ARE NOW NANCiFACYCKING
V this article, which for brillianoy in Mamba
freedom of offenere odor. and transparency of
oolor. (which color we warrant to be changed by
age or eut unzarpassed any
pator in leis or Fns markets. As a profitable
Oil to the mummer. we can 8 1 ,0010 7 recommend
it. Also. o u r manufacture o
CAUSTIC SODA ,
Whichy all lane Soap Makers and Oil Refineries,
excels 10 per cent. in stmenek all the tnalte
of English Sods brought to this oonntry. Ovr
manafteture of
SAPONIFIER. OR CONCENTRATED LIE: SAL I
Are so well and favorably known, we trust it.
mention is malloient.
All orders sad inquiries will 1;4 a
tended co by adder GEOTlPli tlOLtivuts Jason.
Pram. Balt bianufioturingbompanr.
Si Wood street. Pittsburgh.
018:ly Zowiis
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MINES
•lID
SMELTING WOKS.
p.E.,11,1K Olt
Manufacturers of
Sheath, Brasiers' and Bolt Copper, Presoak! Cot.
per Bottoms, Raised Still Bottoms,Spelter
Solder, &o. Also In:modem and
dealers in Metats, Tin
'late. Sheet liar.
Fire, &o.
SA' Constantly on band, linmares Machine
ni Tools. Warehouse, No. 1491 ERST and 190
SCOND STREETS, Pittsburgh. Penna.
Spacial orders of Copper out tr. WI. desired
pat' ern. fe2l:lyd&e,
SMITH, PARE & CO.,
NINTF3 W A ILD VCOUNTeitY
[PITTSBURGH. PA
Warehouse. No. 149 First andl2o decond Ste
Manufacturers di d all aims and gesariptions
Coal Oil. Retorts Stills. Gas and Water Pipe
Sad Irons Dog Irons, Wagon Sono, Steel Matilda
Ptalieerliangers and Souplinp.
Also Jobbing and Mac t ila. o4 tau da
er4tion madetd Order.
Having a complete machine shop attached to
the Foundry. al neeescaryllttlaz will be careful',
soendiol (o
KENSINGTON
IRON AND NAIL WORKS.
LLOYD)
Manufacturers of
nr, Sheet, Boiler, 'Plate, Hoop, A
T
and Iron, NOM and Spikes;
•
/SO. Screen. Small T.RaB and Flat Bar ROT
Tron Ratable for Coal Werke.
Workeare aajoinin' g the CITY GAS WORK
Warohow% No. S 8 Water street sad lY
6 Market street, Bagsley's Building.
aplB:6am-Is ' '
1.200 1111,L311111AL SHIRTS,
Real ,Saoieh and Domestio Makes,
alt n'tie styles and choice colon,
reteiVed before the hut erica advance, and for yale
wholesale and retailby
• ON: MACRU A
street.
CO..
sad - 17 Fifth et.
Lucent Oil Works
DUNCAN, ntria4P & CO..
Manufaetaressa
' PURE wirrrz,
C A. It' A" L s.
ofnoe t. iny
NO. 291 LIBERTY STREET Pitta
burgh. a. ' md
VA LITABL , E rBOPERTY FOR
GALL7.-Bitnated on Water street. between
Market and Ferry. JEtaving,.a . : front seventy feet
on Water - street; the same through to First
street. Terms easy. Inquire:4d SS'First street.
0015:2wd ' ' •
•
- VIA Mt LY FL0U.8. , '450 BARRELS
JO: • Family Flow jest received and for sale by
JAO. FIT7 4 Bit,
' • corner Market and First Streets.
FROM BURNSIDE'S. ARMY
Tne Storms and the Sufferings
11111ADEIPIELk MRTEEtINS,
JESSE JOHNSOIit,
GRUIRAL 00111188101 lERCHAn
AID DUI= IN
Flour, Grain and all kinds of Country
Produce, Wines and Liquors, - •
Cigars, Tobaco, &e.
AP- Liberal advanoee made on oonaisnmentajot
HIGH WINES.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 23/ SOUTH SECON44T
an26:17 PHILADELPHIA.
WM. BRICE & CO,
PRODUCE AND PROVISION
COMMISSION
NO: 15 SOUTH WATER STREET,
Liberal advanees made on condisamente
whearequired. mst-lyd
FRIES & L.EHRLAN,
NO, 813 MARKET STREET'
I.IIIILADELLPHLIL., . •'
Jobbers in Clotim, Cassirseres, VesiinOt i
ec., the.
Always on hand a wall selected stock of ON*
suitable for the trade. myklyd
E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO.,
ntrowima Or
WINES, BRANDIES, ito
AND D 14.141111 Dl
FINE OLD WHISKIES,
NO. 5 NORTH FRONT STREET
PHILADELPHIA. aP10:134
JOHN I I;.LIBON.WM P ILLIHON-HODLiN B aLtramc
JOHN B, ELLISON SONS,
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS, CARE!" AND TIMINGS,
NO. 030 MARKET NTREET,
(24t door below ; Fourial,)
myklyd PILTLADLPHIA.
GEORGE GRANT,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer
IN MAT DIPIMITPTION OP
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
610 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
C. HARRY BRIAN,
1,400 Gt C 0 .1' .70 dr. 1 3. 3E.A.RE:410,
MANUFACTURERS' ek IMPORTER/
—OF •
BERE'S FURNISHING GOODS 113111 .
TAILORS' TBIMMINGS,
NO. 10 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
myklyd
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS.
E'UTATON .Sc CO..
•1117PA0T171141110/ h•RENTY ON
FINISHED BRASS WORK',
GAS AND STEAD FITTERS,
AirPartioulax attention to fitting Oil Refiner
.se, Braes Castings of superior smoothness made to
order. Steamboat work and ttpaixing getter!
all7 / 0 4• • Ross' OE %et Dau!sjdafetlttairs'
eas - Breekete and' 'Jentsi weeft;fiT. -
STREET AND DUQUESNE WAY. felgMf
TIEIZNAN & GETTIG'
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
011.0111133 MID DRUMS IV
TEAS, WINES, 1.101 . 170R11, dze.,
NORTH-EAST corner of '
OHIO STREET AND THE DIAMOND,
nalDay ALLEGHENY CITY.
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE, 80.,37 Fifth St., Bank Block,
INSURES AGAINST' LL KINDS or
FIRE AND MARINE RISER.
ISAAC J ONES ,_ Preeiden% JOHN D. MeCORL.
Vice Preskien# P. M. BOK. Secretary; Capt.
WILLIAM DEAN. dtneral Agent. -
ye DEFLECTORS-Imm Jones. U. G. Hama. Hap
b. VanCbe.rPalcbjoin,CliiMbria
J be. R. P. Sterling.
Cambe. W. peen: Rebert L.
M44.ew. Robt. H. Domix.
WILLIAM BAGALEY,
WHOLESALE GROCER
NOS. 18 AND 20 WOOD giTERET,
JeLSO:tf PITTSBURG
IMPORTANT TO LADIES
R. JOHN HARVEY, RAVING. FOR
upwards of twenty years devoted his pro
fessional time exclusively to the treatment el
Female .Difficulliea, and having succeeded in
sound
health
cases in restoring the Ml:listed to sound
health has now entire confidence in offering Ptib‘
Holy his
" Great American Remedy,"
DR. HARVEY'S
'CRON° - THERMAL FEMALE PILLS
Whioh have never yet failed (when the duce
dons have been strictly followed) in re
moving difficulties arising from
Obstruction or Stoppage. of. Nature.
or in restoring the system to perfect health when
suffering from Spina Alrectionip. Prolopeus Merl.
the Whiles. or other wea .-ess of -the Uterine Or
gene, Also in all oases-of Debility or /Venom
Prostratton,Hysterics,. Paewitsaiota, &a.. .40., &O.
which are the prerimners ofmore 9urtone disease.
*2l These Ps& are petta:s/r Aaregars'on the eon
eitugion, and may pe taken bo he meet delicatefe
male without enuring •dietreee: at the same:time
they aot like a allures. by Strengthening. brig°.
rating, and restoring the system to &healthy con.
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 daring the first three or four months
of pregnancy, though safe' at any other time, as
misouriage would be the result.
Bach boa contains 80 Pills. Pain 'Orra Doman,
and when desired will- be sent by , mail pre-paid
by any advertised Agent, on receipt of the money
.1. BRYAN. Rochester, N. Y,, General Agent'
Sold by Druggists - - • .
SosEPYUPLENtoIia,
Corner Market street and'the Diamond.
adttivdanowis Agent for Pittsburg.
YOU WANT BONE GOOD NNW
1. Fruit or prepared Mince . Meat, mixed, and
all other kinds of Bpicee. cooking Brandy, or
Aybia, New Orange, Lemon and Citron-Peel go to
Haworth & Brothers, in the Diamond, where you
will got it new ("rep 'of Fruit and lower than .at
any other house in the city. Also a_general and
tull assortmemtrof Family Groceries, Teas Wines.,
Brandies, and all ether kinds of /foreign and
Domestio Liquors.
HAWORTH & 'BROTHER;
de24 corner Diamond and Diamond alley.
TO CONEMMPTItrEI3.
MIKE ADVERTISER HA.VINO BEEN
JIL restored to health in a few weeks. by a very
simple remedy, after having Buttered several years
with a severe lung affection, and that dreadful
disease, Consumption—is 111311011/3 to make known
to his fellow sufferers the moms of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a prescription
used (free of charge), with the directions for pre
paring and using the same, which they will find a
rare cure for Conzionplion, Asthma, Bronchitis, he
The only object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he coneives to be invaluable,
and ho hopes every sufferer will try his remedy,
WI It will coat them nothing, and may Proven
blessing
Pardee wishing thspresterption will please ad
dress Rev. =WARD A. WILSON
sel9-3m Williamsburg Him County, N.Y.
0
_imm=l
SIMEMNI==I
To . li i imlikira i joilivi*r.iiriiiirons,
•W. are IrliPiPllhkettOpr Rumor vilialtaii
X AI
Irv** we vepreparadtodelhartrcast oui tooal.
1 41 1 P.. 4 1 1 : 0 8,14BiarrirmuERT.;- a
Beet mut, of. ainll7 Coal afOonir . op
hand as tonaL
oil
colt :nioxinoiCoriokwxicyr co.
IWSVEEN - 1- •
. ~
B r s rouniliers,
GasiAtiasTEAMlFiranst
All 'dude or end - Iron" 'j
made to .order.t , ; i
-Alpo,•
BRASS' OUTINGS; 'AIT-411 KAMM,
Made at the aborted notice.
LL - 0 UEOEOIIO fiTTEDVP. -
- 11131-All orders leftatßOWN ~TETLEY~ 13e
WOOD STREET, will be promptly attended to.
The membered: tide Arm rbeing 'Dread*
&antes, of many year?, experienoe . htsi r .
.1 5 1 1) .z . wia hew. toaize
,Aiarrit, EXTRAO7III) - , wirrakirsi
.a. PAIN by.the use of an apparatua wherplty! .
1
no drugs or galimide - battery , 'are dais& i esii="'
eel gentlemen and their (atoll .r hay.. th teeth.
extricated by my proeess. Mut are read* .to titr
as tf, , ,tho safety- ancipainleranestr:ofahe ape cm;
whate%rerlas been said by persons inter= -in,
asserting theeontrarsqlfiningno kdowledge4ofidy 1
tiIIaARTIFICTit =gm 'weiriticjiiiaiiii
style, and oh arge+ - as..ilaw.;lB!..wilLletorsot, the
best of material in all CUM. . - I
Elatii-111 . .E. - OUDAYAJOIittgt; '
11344411111afitidialedi
,
S. M.
• ,
• . , , 11 .MiSSAOVIDUCOP •: . •
Pure No. .1- Citi•bon. Oil,
BE N -7 , 9. 1 ' , .W• • , ''• • •
• ASD „ I. - • • ••
'
atirOtHoe •on LEBRit'ly -Ei.TitHET, o:Pioaltf4,
Ponn'a:R.A.Depot. , '...,-• • , •, ' . !
a1t.411,0il warranted.
~ - ,,aA:3:l„ed
HENRY, W. .11BA.UKONTJ&- Dd.
onatEnix,, /RR „ Taw
HOUSE, deslersiu Foiolgo Brandies, Wm*,
and Gins ; also, :Blackberry , iNisailberm WIIId
Cherry, and Gin or iirandie% Old.Mononietela,
Nyeand other, as, ..jamild4 - Natl. &RC - ,
tior W4/oAitterPlicotii3 L i berty scree
Hotels, verve. iftu l4 NM P Ea it : 3 2M t a id 7
orate profits for wish. Now Jersew‘ador far Than
-117 or kotal PutPOsaft Ll , •
.1F.T.11,0 PC& . 43.11;.,1:W011-trig
- Lona. miLLER - _
WORKS AT . SIIARPSI3IIRSH STATIC*. AL-:
'Gqiyarr VALLEY•RkILROAD.
ANIPOIIIoe and Warehouse - •
" SPIX4Prt.P , M1111;11r 1 .1
Matinfactures,cf
Carbon Ma and Bansoli.
NO. t ItErrivicw OIL, iiturnANTED
NON-imp.M.W.Ffealwaans ore.hand:-0024:1.7
WILLAM' ' CARR' Ca.
WHOLESALEAROCERS...
And
BRANi)*A; r e..dO.
• A Lte.' • • - •
Diatilleni land Denhinf in .. '
FINE OLD MODONGAImLA NYS many)
aga Libel */ stiregt. , , 2i ti
1109:iir AlrillPetTl;.q4V
Wholeaale: Grocery.: and ;liquor) Store
• l'orAute.,',.. -
wax AlNpJF!,:xmcrgEs_ in? ',a:,
Wht.Ware tiit_rOotizunt:49 . _
'll ! ll !. s teitl.biro
vn
aro wish to go into other3b4lnegg; 'Her rsala d
her
particulars address ;
stn7-tt LOOK BOX 115, Pit tsb urgh P. O.
YPWiles Eating, 141400119
CORNIER VIRGIN ALLEY :AND want.
irIELD @TRIO/Tilt
Where OYSTERS and ell the &Seethes' Of Fitt
season will be served ap Most:_walstable
Aria, „ , ELI , xOIING.
wit earner Virgin elle, mid Smithfield mt..'
TIME EII4:OQ3ELAMC),
(IORMTIRL7 00rit? LIGHEQUEB,)
9 0 RNER F 1 M ll 4 821 1 T inrgiala
. . . -
o) PD° l the the f l / 4 49 2 093.". '' •
rill It 11 oinesv 8,11.18 t - ErAvrete
JIL taken the above well-knoyvlkstanitorill be
pleased to seetis et illbonra, nig "how
nopm Woo, and :meat the best.
, 4' • JOHN LUNDY. Proprietor.
Jomg:JNIEGft,
G U _N. . $ .. , DI sy 7r EL s
!BIS WI!
A T.TEGHERT - 4:1117:
La etoakvfanneafsildesediralln&on hand.
or made to order , and for sale at LOWEBT 041,88
Repairing prompvt*Attonded to.
no18:lyw-mi31-dt1
ttfl
~- ::. .i u: /~l
.
AFRIEND .1:3! NEED. TRY - IT—DRL
_SWEETS. INFALLIBLI{ ilf
prepared-froln the'recTrie of Dr. Stephen Sweet, at ;
Connate:lv/4. thegreat bane Batten:are has =been
tisOgl in Mx practice for the latittlyeety yearstwithll
the meat astoubhingsticoesS. an external rue
edy-it is without a rival and will alleviate pain
more !speedily than. any..other preparation. Fop
Rheumatic and - Neryoux..Dmorders it is truly
infallible._ and ea a mire for...Sones.. Wounda,
Sprain:tit:2=l3es, sftthmgithcaling, and
Powerful strengtheaing properties. s enelle ttbffilust
wonder 'end' satoninlnnent of all who' hive ever
given it a trial, Over four hundred certificates al
remarkable ourea t iperformed by it withitl,the lead
two years: Mieet Miafact. t :r.: 't!
Et: I6 .SELLI3I34tOCO-i
'" - Agentsibrfithibarili
. . ,
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY; ; -!
iming , THEII-SPKIRIDIC &Mk IPERAIIII44
.IL• ENT mate of
Discharges, Seminal Weakness, Nightly
stonst_lnomitbsmo,i
Strictureand
dett.:lydaweow
ltte;itionzionina-
Which has beit= li gntVers . '44
• ONE,-HUNDRED PHYSICIANS. •
saneiari tN i i t t it rtioe. with the. entire nema%
• C.trameg,'-at
compound therto own.
. HEWS:WM/IWO [PILLEirI•- •
areT ITI 7d3 , in. atior.:• 7 "often • Meats" a Om
few r, and when - avereiteff=l t Pt-Darman
mt. exam R epi kre d-t row le extracts
that are harmless onlhiVeystem, and never Emus.-
stelha stomach; or :or= lineregbitte the 'lreath and
beingtrugar coated, all tkatuipoull taate,it avoided.
No Change of *diet ;mammy whilst ming them ;
noxelow their action interfere with4bnidtteae.eitsr
stA. ' Each boa contain,' six &sax PA&
• • PRICE ONE DOLLAR. •
Dr. Beira Treatise on:
Weakness.
Sell Ablues. arsaorSed, Meet, tte,:s Pamphlet of
5m w
0 p. containinuiltportant adiioi to the al-
Biota& BENT ERSE.. Eli cents are itquired to
pay postage. - . , •
D*. BELL'S GREEN 800 R,..
A complete Treatise on Gorsorrloa. Gied,Blnio.
dco.. in all the vane= slag ea t with
7 liiesonntions in English. adapted for self- .
roatmant. without thasuinfn phniebta
PRICE. ONE DOLLAR:- •
The Pills or Bookawill begent.geonre from ob
emation. by mail. post-014 bY• anXadvertbed
Agent, on receipt of the money.
LBRyAN; itoohatAr -
Y L
JOicnell
earner Market street and Diamond.
_ Aittmt far Pittelnagh.
Sold by all Druggists. en.lB44eowl.rle
coANwELT.i. ktganti.—
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURE*
cd.t the 01 45!i4niaied 4;1 9 40ii,6'. )
Dvekl77ll4z WAY, ,: • . .; , •
BIZMI B TeCIAIIIII7/111111411:•
•
Itepabing done as utnel.
;Vol: XXo...Estabilsked 1842
•
. _,, , ,.. ,4
ti MIVAIIIiDIFIRABIESets- , - ` s - .... 07 1 , 4 ,_
-..IL7...Dr.:•BROWitiIIiMNDICAL7•7 -;"- i• s t,
and SDIULIOAL.O.Cou, N0.50:14 - I A '..„.„t . 76,
ansitidield *reek ^nsuburgb: ,-- , 7 -,1
Prangsleaufm-r—
-2.,
Dr.B.SOWNlontolited ,g,*
itvittandete Itioibitt boor' - ii• •" : !z•:"fV .
gractlrfaUfttwelltivillTo , .if ; - -7' 1 " ,. -
pun t Ifig siesliar Been, 5 . --.....-. .
nt2=Pririddiuid• .. j „, .-.i:
.7'oj. t.• 4 ":..'", t.
CITIZENS ANDSTICANCINR
In lied ila, iiiididit . frtei'd: &Ail& not fail to
nod, Titthe surpialicsof retie. I.The Doctor i 8 a
regular graduate. and his exp0rk.e,....,,,.....,,, treat
, meat of-11 0 3 333140/3113 of dinairei IS' Writ% guar
antirirto the olderers.of obtainizur p Orzianent re
lief- the usoit of ids rentedles - andlonovring hit
Mi.- 'NI'S Niedlit N .
taste Ail _fel gara the - enirstlo 'iltenorea I
ritura t
inseam bri lio l.: 4l citl_l funieenet- tuourAreotions.—
Also Idi frown 'lifireditiF taint.
littioltanapittatC.s inhtfustforrcw -Jotter"
Psonaail," Ana 1 niemY terms o :von dip
eliew.the: . ideirtlid Plitite.t4trantiral7
ignorant, , p Paunr#lo4oloto4 1,prOlo• °foto
itOPas of itina i NiMm ix ti tiajiii:,
Dr. iio;eillfien tidies for the, saarhibutrouble
lortnighttilLefteltAbetliblitithi haliit - Ot scrier.al
grottnootion. w hichthe Young and, 11432iLr indod
often give way to. (te finift , iitrif &strict* J ar
,the tailor reliabitijonodiesi imam ~ t he, c onntr.;
• .-therilri safe; • and mum a. apeldp,,r ‘ capration
,of lieleltitt. • ,, r: 1 4.7", .V , i. , i , ..:1 . .
, ~ . jUlNlnallard„ 1.• •
11- I)i.:43rtenit'erbinedier ne*er fairti r - a this
Painfollaeste.m a
aautir.DAYVtelrill warrant 3
ewe.- frozbe . te r A s.
_Piles, lidet, Gois;errhos A
,i3tdetiite. Hatatilb Weakness
Monthly thIPPLessioDS, Disiis ses-44",.t1ia, Joints.
‘,liiatedsin+dnoi rietrothiAffeetionsi-Paitte in the
Buk- a g , _F M" 2 4 ; in t l ation , orithip:llieddor. to
gether a all umeasisif of. an litunao otight.
• A , letter deeeribing.the turraptome; containing a
nt3;_direated to DM BRO .h o, Smithfield
Aft., pltttinugh; pia; Will be imiagdia' toly drawer.
andel. INe sent to any,addrogs.' eafelyi - packs
. Attu oUtroatioii: " •
, 1".511ce ancl:Privata- iloonitlio.• 50 , frifithil old
trett Pitt burgh: Pa. nols-dimis
AW:k , CAPP°.T.T;;
MICRCHANT
_ .
: 1171 ab:if:rel l i l IG:!:;3 4:11
PAL. I: ; 'o`*,
Clothto 4 Cashileies' *
„ ero,ing,,ote.
ALSO-4:llrie'etio;Olioi
.GENT'S FURNLSEOO GODS,
Including WecdesS7arte Ppm OD//ara. Neck. Tim
And tizniillyielpt by' flrsiettiaatirnish-
Mk; ,RFROAT ex_Pettit*,ozAckAlyd
:••COiPAB,TNBREIIII - P-.lv-'
TREIFNibiisioNEntIiAIEIABS4CI.4.-
_ted„with• eon. 0L1V.411. 1001,14
K. -
TOO' m itop erthiinhipf kethe trinkietion of
tne .IST BUSINIGSN,rtudor , the Auitho and
firm 'of W:11cOLINIIICK SON, Be colicite
from ,
igenerone publinvetnithethreitc the new"
firm of the eheretofo•eb him:
eretofo , e
&eed, N•L - ,; W!IifoOEINTOCE. '
; - . 1 , •
fhiliiit"riq
11 . 1 kiore t titojatoadranee; thekJargegb stock of
'Clidifets in - int 7; we would call the atteation of
wholesale and retail buyer& to%rd. eMirelete as
sortment of CARPETS, .21AT1T41148. 0.114
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inn _ 13.2,..MaikotatTeet.
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Varietir 66A 44.66 Assort
stakt-;front 6 1,4 , 0ent5 , , ,
-to im perllero. •
THOMAN - FAMINE%
1/41:' 91 wpon
Between4th It 191691 door balm Dianzaut Ara
nal2l
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ZOBXST A. P DALSELL.
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COlllllll5llOlll AlllO , FORWARDINe/' trEHMINTS,
, • _41 , 151.10 ritt .
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• Arc62SI Pr EB TIF!- 4 " 112 4" , •
" stenot '' ' , PhISEIXEIR
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ligtet JUire
v vAhe]fart a Jam and choke!, seaootio'n of
.-SPRINGASUMMEitWOODS,
&rotate anditOutili,ii. iiittbisra all the
peweet" ibiaa COATIN9I3. CASpiIFREELIARD
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The
4 Phil° t D l )bi c e Bittiter4 l
lIIMAYDDIpIk .311 W nouutEntcrrneft
Phllbeophia - Birner for,Carbon OIL is now
ready.:: It: possums. !tuna eollrantigiti , over .the
,0 0 =02,Nerneta.
"T.
comb tustion.luakut er 'mall light 'With-Perk t
2. It will burn anyAtuantlpy of ,oilwith safetzr.
W
it can be used win's - long or short chit' ons 7.
tti I.t can be used an a taperinght-lany,,.,_
t an always be *ado to burn economl
burn eitly.
is. Zion: await winked than - any' other
er. • • .
Itzeantbsi trintbnict 3atid > Ifllfited witiioatre
mosing the eone.7., _ • .7 c .
a.-"it throws allilieirtite gilt 'above the cone.
Winner • easi renioVe& or inserted
irithont touching the shuu.
t ThEte bUrnirsiare ebeeonintortNo::2 alai; 01.3
;limbo put on-any Ramp now NoryAncr
son Using Carbon (HI ehould — hayo Pbilosophlo
- Burner. , :•Prio2ls.oentaper dozen 821.: , .
No:82 NOURTII street, Pittsbmh. • .
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COMM OF 11NIOZ AND nd)i6x -
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and 12 o'clock. /
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lij ,49 . - St ,, etair Street •=
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- . 14 41CREAPN01; CASH.;
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tAa-______ A _YORK. *Witt Aoki,' stook of CLOTHS.'.
CASEILKEREs and , TINGE . -which: =cant e
imohased'at P ri ces far ow the =nal rates. •
a.
]Sireteitindnoemento i'' v: °fared to rank bo :.
lealAte . ' -.- • 5 ' - "
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.1. serowtatces
, ikIAGIEB t . • . "CLUES,.
4 1111 °rterf,
Clots; • gassimeres, Satinettsi
ostings, Trimmings; :ace,
• , NARKET STBEET,I"
Brorth Old% PHlLADELlviirti r ,'
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1
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kraL,BWIATE AND GgligliArf
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time , •I'• • itp
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FRES*'
ARRIVAL OF
Iticti*lll l3 ` Q b7s,: i ld . tle "S r ' ld prices lll9l)--Cil a l t *B : l'3:
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seZ ,AORTLecNIYB: Tifarietpitl:e,:t.
ifersuiutzsike7,l , • _
1200 LB . & •ZEPHYR W00L, , .
Ut 'an tlk choice and favonte suedes end Oyu
9 1414 ' FOB
Dealee suppliedin gitintiti at lees' then weer
ant Eastern prises ”=---
keToN. nimmtrm Co:. -
sallS No. /7 liElk Avast.
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