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AliiitlVALA*l) DEPAERMIY, OF THE
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DEPART UREA
Express traina4rt Wayne and Chicago:, will
take way Walt MCreithne to . Chicago at 2 a.m.
Cleveland andtittaburtkirsdn, 2a. m, Closes
at midnigt4.
Mail t am, Pittsburgh: gortWayne &Chicago
810 a. in. Cllosea l l a. m. •This train will - tarty all
wag.nraUs between Pittsburg - Vaud Creatline.
Cleieland . Pittsburgh train. 6:50 a. in. Closes
st midnight Thistram takes way mails between
Rochester.. Pa.. and-B6lllllr, 0, ,
Express, Pittsburgh. :Fort Wayne and Chieago,
1:50 p. in. Closestatlso p. m.
Cleveland .k Pittaburghtrain;l: sos ; in. (hoses
at 12.80 p m.I
AIBRIV LS.,
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Mail train, Pittsburgh:Fort Wayne & Chicago.
&55 p. m.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh train, 4: 20 ' ,..m.
8 25
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and 4:20 p.m.. trains will be ready for delivery at
1480 P. m, I
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Closes at midnight. 'This tr slaw Blots°, take the
way mails between Pittsburgh and Harrisburg. -
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et 130 - p: na. • Clothe 42:30 p. m.
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in. Closes at10:20 P in. •
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press arrives at 1145 p. m.
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e Fast train !arrives atl•2o a. M.
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A.m.
TietiTall We every Sunday 9
999;
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do Turtle Creek. lip do ..-..
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do Beat Idnerly do d 024
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Ji STOWART, Passenger Agent
Pittsburgh. Ju1y,9.1862.
JA. E S 110$11,
NO. Stif 111111MIKIN STREET.
Has now on hand alagrra; strarinof Ulla* "War,
130. COTS A ND istribMet - ,.,
Comprising all the different varieties and style ,
to be found._
Ladies', Misses and Childrun'slialmoral Boots
'with double and trip le soles.
Me Boys' and Youth's Calf. Coarse and Kip
Moots, Shoes and Brogans,
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of a very sepenar quality,
Call and exankine his stook as he warrants his
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SELECT TALE.
Itix i ii - 1(..x. : 01;v:111 ,
...LAS my life long I • had known Mary
31 - dore. All my life long, too, 'had lov
ed! her.
• Our mothers were old. playmates and
that cousins. My first recollection of a
,yoniag gentleman in a turkey • red fiock
and triorrpeco'shoes, rocking a cradle, in
which 'reposed 'a sunny-haired , blue eyed
baby r not'anitell, year old. That. young
geptleman was myself„. Harry Church
that bine eyed baby'Mary i Moore. '
Later l etill I saw myself at' the ' ittle red`
school - house, drawing , my painted sled up
to the door, and arranging - myoverco4 on
it -that • Mary might rule 11 9m9* cel bY ti
:black eieTlietyri gained. oastialp t
:for other boys liked her .besides meif,tthe,
I.sitti afraid, was something of a flirt even
inter pinafore. she'came
:tripping down the steps when I called:her
name', how sweetly her- bine eyes Welted
upi to me, from • the, envioita !folds of; her
winter hoolithOw gaily her merry laugh
rang ont ; Fillet?, by dint of; superhurnan
exertions. I kept her sled - beforefileirest
and le ft her on the steps wfult
ingly, fo , aeethem all go by! The ! fairy
laugh!
„; , TO one bat Mary could let ' her
heart'lay up •so on !her lips ! I followed
'that latigii - upirom . my days of childhood
till I grew an awkward, blushing yorith—l
followed it through the heated norm of
manhood, and now, when the : frost& of
age are silvering my hair, and manyy. Chil
dren climb my knee and call me "Father,"
I find that, music still. When
.1 was , fif
teen, the first great sorrow of my life name lipok*Eß.;l:was sent away a Weitern
Iteliebt end Wei Obliged Pi part With Mary.
We were not to see one another for three
long years! This, to me, was a sentence
of death, for Mary was like life to nie.—
But hearts are very tough things after all.
I left college in all the flush and vigor of
my nineteenth year. I was no longer awk
ward;anclembarraese.dlillhad, grow into
. t$ isbii4or; ))ietti
good opinion of myse fin particular. If
had thought of Mary Moore, it was to, im
agine bow I would dazzle and bewilder
her with my good looks and wonderful at
tainments, never thinking that she Might;
dazzle and bewilder me still more ; was
a sad puppy, I know- Wit as youth and
good looks have fled, I trust I may 12 be
lieved when I say the self-conceit h aleft
me also.
An advantageous prop osaloras made
`to ineitt-this , time,.aed aeceptilgit,. I gave
up all ideas of profession and prepared to.
go to the Indies. In my hurried 'visit
home I saw nothing of Mary Moore. She
had, gone to a boarding school, in, Massa
chusetts,,and was not expected. hoine till
the next fall. I gave one sigh to theinext
little ,Ibeve one sigh Le the memory of my
little blue eyed playmate, and then celled
Myself inaifrgain. ' ,
I. thought, as the stage
;it:ailed away trona 'our door, "in a year,
- three 'at the most, I will return, and if
'Mary-is AMpretty as she need :to be -' - why
then perhaps Imay marry her.
II stroked my budding moustache !with
complacency, while r eettled the futiire of
-alonnefady wheithl had - . not see n for
fent- Yaare,' I never thought of the probe
' bility of her refusing me--7never dreamed
that shetitnild not stoop with grateful:tears
grAi t tifiiher,L-fieVidkeireltief - whenever
oliooseto;throaritat her feet'
But:I now know that haillMaryTmet me
then she would have despised me. She
was as far above me as -the heavens• is
above the earth. Perhaps in the scented
and affected student she might have found
plenty of sport; bat as for loving me, or
feelingthe slightest interest in me; save a
regret that I should make such a donkey of
myself, I know she wouldfnot.
India was my salvation, not merely be
cause,of the. plentifal supply of gold 1 had
laid_ hut teicanse my earnest labor
counteracted the evil oft my nature and
made me abetterman. And when at the
end or three years prepared to return,
I wrote nothing to!the dear ones I was
eboutie meet of the reformation which I I
knew bad taken place. "They loved me
as I was," Ilmurmured to myself, "and
they shall find for themselves if I am worth
the:lOving as I sni t "
I :packed up many a token from that
land btg.old for the many friends I w,as to
meet. 'The gift for Maryilldoore was one
I selected within beating heart. j A ring
of rough virgin gold, with my name and
bees engraved-Wilde.. That was all, and
yet the little ; toy thrilled me - strangely as
I balanced it on top of my little finger.—
To the eyes of others it was but la small,
plain circlet, suggesting thoughts, by its
daintiness, of the dainty white hand that
was to wear it. flut to me—oh, me, how
much was embodied there! A loving,smile
on a beautiful face—low wordsof welcome
—a happy hoMe and a sweet, face smiling
there—a group.of merry children to climb
my knee—all these 'delights were hidden
within that little ring of gold.
* * * * *
1-; A 7 tall, bearded.; inn-bronzed man, I
knocked at the door of my fathor's house.
The lights hi the parlor windows, and the
hum of conversation, and the cheerful
laughter showed me that company were
astienibleA there. I hoped that inly sister
LiZzle Would come to the door tend , that I
might greet my family when no stranger's
eyes were looking curiously on. But no.—
a servant answered my summons; they
••werktooknierey, in the parlor to heed the
long absent one when he asks for admit
tance. Some such bitter thought we
passing through my mind, as I heard the
sound from the parlor and saw the half
suppressed smiles upon the servants face.
I hesitated a moment before IMade my
self known, •or ' asked for the. family.—
And while I stood silent a strange appari
tion grew .ng before me. From behind
the aervant peered out a smell, golden
kiwi, tiny, delicate form followed, a sweet
childish face and blue eyes were lifted to
mine; -so like .the one that had brightened
my boyhood that I started back with a
hedtleil 4 o 3l .4 l lof: 440 t
ybrit" n ame' te; little one?"
I asked, while the wondering servant held
the,door. .
She lifte d' Vi
her heed as if to shade
her.'"(ilied seen that-very attitude in an
other; to my - boyhood,' many and many a
time) and answered in a sweet, bird like
"Mary Moore." '
"And - what else?" I asked.
"Mary Moore Cheater," lisped the lit
tle child,. - • •
My heart sunk down like lead. Mere
was an end to all the bright dreams and
hopes of my youth and manheod. Frank
Chester, my boyish rival whd. had often
I'tried in vain to usurp my- - place beside the
eacceeded at last, and won the
woman away front me! This was his child
: 7 -his.child and, lAary!s, AA I I Inset go
in there and ler once again and then
I go away forever and die—if God would
let Me! •
I tank body and soul beneath this blow
and hiding'-mylace in .my. beide I leaned
againatt he door. The little one , gazed- at
me grieved and amazed, and'put up her
pretty lips as if about to cry, while the
perplexed servant stepped' td; the parlor
door and called• my sister out, to find out
who it could be that conducted himself so
strangely.
I heard a light step and a ileasant voice
saying:
"Dr ish to see my father
rhio you wit.— __ —.y I _a,
I looked up. There 13tood a pretty sweet
faced maiden of twenty; not much chang
ed frotn the deal. little sister I had loved
so well; I looked at her al moment and
then stilling the tumult of My heart by a
mighty effort, I opened my arms and I
said: I
"Jennie, don't you know me"'
"Harry, oh my brother I Harry!" 'she
.cried, and threw herself upon my breast.—
She wept as if her heart would break. I
'could 'not weep. I drew her gently into
the lighted parlor, and stood with her. be- ,
'fore them all. There was a rush and cry
of joy; and then my mother and my father
sprang towards me, and welcomed ,me
home with heartfelt tears.! Oh, strange,
and passing sweet is such t a greeting , to
the way-worn traveler. And as I held my
old mother to my heart and grasped my'
father's hand, while Jennie clung beside'
me, I felt that all was not,' yet foe% 'and 1
though:another had secured' l - ife's choicest
blessing, many a joy remained for me in
this dear sanctuary of hoMe. ,
There - were four others, inmates of; the
room, who had arisen on my audde I en-
I
trance. One was the blite-433/ed nhild w om
'I had already seen, and now stoo -by
Frank Chester, clinging to. his hand..-1
Near by stood Lizzie, Maryl Moore's eldest
sister, and in a distant corder, where she
hid hurriedly retreated When my- name
was spoken, stood a tall and -slender, fig.
ure,lhalf hidden by the heavy window cur ,
tain that fell - on the floor.
When the first rapturoug greeting was
over,,Jennie led me forward with a tim-
id grasp, and Frank Chest r grasped' my
hand.
"Welcome home, my py," he said,
with the loud, cheerful tons I remember
ed so well. "Yon have c nged so much
I never would have kno you—but no
matter for that, your heart is in the right
place, I know."
"How can you say het is changed?"
said my mother, gently. "'To be sure he
looks older and graver, and more like a
man than when he went away, but his eyes
and his smiles are the same as ever. ' It is
that heavy beard that changes him. He is
my boy still."
' God help me I At that moment I felt
like a boy, and it would have been .a
blessed relief to have wept upon her
I bosom, as I had done in nri7 infancy. But
I kept down the beating of my heart and
the tremor of my lip, and answered quietly,
as flocked in his full, handsome face :
' You have changed, too, Frank, but, I
think, for the better."
-_‘.'oh,_ yes, thank you for the compli
. meet. My wife tells me I grow handsomer
every day."
His wife I Could I hear that name and
keep &lent still ? -
"And have you seen my little girl?" he
added, lifting the infant n his arms, and
kissing her crimson cheek. "I tell you,
Harry, there is not another like her in the
United States. Don't you think she
looks very much like h'er mother used
to ?"
'Very much," I faltered.
"Hallo!" cried Frank with a ,sudden•
ness that made me start violently, "I had
forgotten to introduce you to my wife; I
believe you and she used Ito be playmates
in your clays. Eh, Harry! " and he slap
ped me on the back. 'For the sake of
allitme‘amibecatuse yoF were not ; here
at the wedding, I will . give you leave to
kiss her once—but mind, old fellow, don't
repeat the ceremony. Come—here she
is, and for once I will manage those fero
cious moustaches of yours in the opera
tion."
He pushed Lizzie, laughing and blush
ing, toward me. A gleam of light and
hope, almost too dazzling to bear. :came
over me, and I cried ontbefore I thought:
"Not Mary."
I must have betrayedmy secret to every
one in the room, but nothing was said—
even Frank was this time silent. I kissed
the fair cheeks of the young wife; and hur
ried to the silent figure looking out of the
window.
"Mary—Mary Moore,'' said I, in a low
voice, "have you alone no welcometo give
the wanderer?"
"I am glad to see you here, Harry."
Simple words—and yet how blest they
made me I would not have yielded up
that moment for an Emperor's crown.—
There was the happy home group and the
dear home fireside and there sweet Mary
Moore! The eyes I had dreamed of by
night and day were falling beneath the ar
dent gaze of mine—and the sweet face I
had so long prayed to see was there lie
fore me—more beautifu,f more womanly
and more loving than beforel—l Bever
knew till that moment the meaning of hap
piness.
**** * , *
Many years hat e paid since that hap
py night, and the hair that was dark and
glossy then is fast turning grey. lam
growing to be an old man, and can look
back to a long and happy, and well-spent
life. And yet, sweet ns it has been, I
would not recall a single day, for the love
that made my manhood so bright, shines
in the old man. Can this be so? At heart
lam as young as ever. And Mary, with her
hair parted smoothly from a brow that has
a slight furrow in it, is still the Mary of my
early days. To me she lean never grow old
or change. The heart that beld her in in
fancy and sheltered piopsly in her the flush
and beauty of womanhbod can never cast
her out till life shall cease to warm it. Not
c• then, for love still lives in heaven.
'as
A Great Cigar. Steamer in London.
According to the latest Scientific Amer
can, they are now building in London a
cigar steamer of not less than 700 feei, in
length. The principt of its form and
'construction are simtl r to those of the fa
mous eigar steamer —b ilt in Baltimore a
few years ago—with this exception, that
instead of a wheel amidship. there are to
be screw propellers fore and aft. The
new steamer is being . lconstructed by the
Messrs. Winans, who, i will be recollected,
bpilt the original one, I now at their wharf
in Baltimore.
I
The Art - 'tug.
A. jubilee will soon ake place - in Vienna
in honor to the four hundred yeacs' exis •
tence of the art of printing in that city.—
The first Vienna pripter, Ulrich Hann,
opened his printing office in 1432, but did
not succeed, and emigrated to Rome.—
He was the cause of the Emperor Freder
ic IV bestowing a privilege on the prin.
ter, in the year 1468,1 which placed them
in equal rank with noblemen and scholars,
and permitted them to wear a sword.
SOLDIIRS are fond Hof pets. In the ab
sence of mothers, sisters and young ladies .
to lavish their affections upon, they steal
all the pretty kittens and dogs they can.
.find in the road, anti treat them with the
utmost kindness. I saw a soldier in Burn
side's army with a pretty Maltese kitten
sitting on the top of his knapsack, which
he told me he had brought all the way
from the Peninsula. It was fat and sleek,
and would perform a great many tricks
which he had taughtit. That soldier will
fight all the better for having even a kit
ten to pet and talk to,
ESDAY MORNIN6-O),EVEMBER 2, 1862.
THE PRICES OF PAPER.:
The prices of paper are rising.
said;—but I can't think Manse:
If so.it.is very surprising. . 4; •
And rags should be very sure% xt,
But raga fly in every direction,'
They're flaunting on BOrneidtAncitrades. •
From shoulders of every corziPleter,
From arms wielding musiteteorilladea•
You'J find them on those whoszartkwestes
- Don't allow them to buy catonistals.
On the Poor Of all sexes and agssivi
Whomay livein the towns orilikiiwoods.
The token that buys you a luneilieet
Fir nought lust a„"governmenrdygi
And you paYfor your hot.whishrilunah it
Asbrown "postage currency" Olt
Old stsitiitai are torn into.Patishdr;
And go ef.iudding about three4llldr.
Anil the 'old Constitution . alstalias.:`
thilY fit fora ragklealer'S label' •
`The peoplestest hopes areidatill.
Aud their hearts, too, areliValtind rent
'Yet hr spite of these fag-m ABotters,
Taper rings two hundred 11:.•
- • 3 BOBTAIL
"My army wants eiathing.vw4MCLsmax
Notice to Cattonl33uyers
General Dodge, comniatichir of the Dis
trict of Corinth (MlseiSsi ), has issued
an official notice to ,cotteio)nYers, to the
effect that• only personseitlio :have been
duly atithorized by' permcan be ; per-
I,
mitted tp purchase C13#4:01 - : t district ;
thatpermits racist be`4lpnr 'd at H (led
varters , in Corinth t ' , thai I
sikerchantsramit
employ agents of nrinniatifteable loyalty ;
that no sub-agents Midst liiilimplOyed i and
that no cotton can be shifftd unless there
is satisfactory proof thatAtwas bought of
elope! man. All persont-in the service
of the government' are tslohibited from
dealing in cotton.' InfrtPitions of these
regulations will be'periillgd
ent,• " by confisca
tion and imprisodm`
~ . ...0 4. 1r
Paper from Co ii Husks.
The Mechanic:l t ' atfiagitYint says that
"excellent piper iB now4eade in Europe
from the leave& of Indhca • corn. There
is one paper Mill in CiPition in Switzer.
land and one itt' Anat4iii which paper
is made from -such-I*We exclusively.
The husks which el:ivy*e the ears of
corn make the best ,ditty." It is also
said in an exchange tit* a-foreigner has
filed at Washihgton an; application 'for a
pateht for various news: made of cern
Shacks. The varietiesiseindeyesn, maize
cloth, paper of bearftifal quality (white
and colored) from silkftyyparchment tex
ture.
Tut_ University of Vcrmont, out of 83
medical and 64 academical students, has
sent 28 to the army.
Note, Stoat. Drnifti **tad and Zona
.aatra,itind
orytoziosi , tsopme.
FOURTH ST • bash. re.
Desirable HUI prOpeirlyWLath i er Heal Estate
to the amottat'ofor sale low.
BvIU3TITVTEN PO iIE ARMY
br .
nol7 :iliarkeirSit.tnear T ket.
Read .1 Read Read
HIGHLY IMPORTANT II
d ir_azikr. KELL:ErIO THE AFFLICT
" ED. and those offal= from womimem of
afght
TO ALL. YOUNG - AHD 014:11,
rittatzwybatet:ronerieonZar eat r"ria law
SISSON PEBBLE SPECTACLES.
Purchasers irill continue to find pales. astastao
don by trying these Spectacles. Bold =Y
.I.•DIASIOND, Op
• flo. 39 Fifth street. Post Building.
The Russian Pebble inserted In old fnunee.
desired.
Sr Beira" Imposters and Pretimdcas.
1922'
NA.TRON.A. 011 i.
WgABE NOW WANEFAiIIe
is article, which forbrillienay in burning
freedom of offmarive odor. andaren of
color. (which oolor we *arrant to e
sue or ex 1) .aurea is nnsurpsasei by an,
nator in this or zustern markets. Al a profitable
Oil to the mummer. we can specialls reoommemd
it. Also. our manta, 'stereo!
.CAUSTIC SO,DA,
Used by sal' Soap Maim andoll
ary
which excels Super cent. in strength all the make
of Irr glish Soda brought to this count% Our
numufteture of
SAPONIFIER. OR CONCENTRATED LYE; SKI. &C. l
Are so weal and favorably known. we trust the
mention is sufficient.
All orders and inquiries. will to awn err at
tended to by ad
(lE d a s tit3ot)ore, Assns.
Pam. Salt ManufacturingOomPans.
.24 Wood street. Pittsburgh.
oliklyemris
LAKE SUPERIOR OOPPER MINES
AID...
SMELTING WORKS.
1 1 .2.143 X. 31"4:31:11i131r at. co.,
Manufaetama of
Sheath. Brasiers' and Bolt Copper. Framed Cop
Per Bottoms, Raised Still Bottoms. Sp alter
Bolder, &a. Also h b niortess and
dealers in Me • Thy
piste. Shee t on.
Jiro.
MP Constantly on hand. Tim m's Machine
nd Tools. Warehduss. No. '149 BEBST and 120
SCOND STREETS, Pittsburgh... Penna.
Sr Special orders of Copper ont to any desired
pattern. fe2.l:lyddrw
SlaTriiPlatX & do. ,
NINTH WARD b`OII.NXIIIIr
_APPITSEWASHcPA
Warehouse. No. 149 Illnd antll9onocondsta
Manufaottirent of. all tame and descriptions on
Coal Oil. Netorti and Stills, Gm and Water Pipe
Bad Irons t = a nAN c i o r eirogre. Steel
Aln e ci l obbinit nadMacialr"d-' Monlds
end* ,
"g P a t v i r t i l Vr i lke t° i c arktachine ahoy attached tc
the Ponndry °° , all necessal7Bttinavilibe carafall.7
attended to • • 459111341 w
KENSINGTON
ntozr AND NAIL WORKS
ar,Sheet, Boller,'Plate, Splic e :
and T Iren,Nalls and
Ite,l3oreon. EkaaK T Rail and Flat Baz Rallr
Iron. itaftble for' Coal Works
Works are adjoirda the CITY GAB WORE
Wareltouso.-liio,BB Water street and
Market street, Sairsdere
sP/8:68m-In •
20.000 BINNED!. OF BYE
Wanted :at
MOORE'S DISTILLERY.
Win Pay the highest
sash rieee
pontes MOORE,
119 Thatatreet. Pittsburgh,
GUM BLANKETS,
J. H. OASIDAY.
LLOYD dr. IBLALCXE.,
Mandscitanes of
FOR ARMY USE,
W. MeCLINTOCIE 4110 N.
112 MARILEI SUM=
fitIUDIIPMA ADVIRTEMMS.
JESSE JOHNSON,
ealißet mum! igtopmn,
iss swan
Flour, Groin and ail 'LIDOS of country
Produce, wines and Liquors,'
Mars, Tobsco. *O.
ST Liberal advances made on ocaudammente of
HIGH WINES.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE SI SOUTH SECOND ST
seedy PHILADELPHIA.
WM.:IRICE tO.
.
PRODUCE AND PROVIRON
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,.
NO. 15 SOUTH WATER STREET,
• Philardeipula. ,
1111. 'Liberal advances made- on consignments
whearrecnired. nl7l 1d
• FRIES 8i LEHILELIti,
NO. 818 MARKET STREST
Jobbers in Cloths, Casa:maw, ratings,
tie.
Alwaya on hand a well selected dock of Goods
suitable for the trade. mylid
E. P. ILIDDLBTON & BRO.,
TKPOWITBB OF
WINES, BRANDIES, 41g,c.
AXD DILLIJIMS IN
FINE OLD WHISKIES,
WO. 6 NORTH FRONT kiTRNET
PHELADIVPIELL splo:lyd
JOHN 1 ILLIBON-WII P YLLIBOB•.BODYA (B zu.reorr
JOHN B. ELLISON dc SONS,.
IMPORTERS OF
owns, DAsstuRES AND VDSTINS,
NO. 339 MARKET STREET,
(1/41 door below Fourth,)
myldrd- PRIT,A_DELPRIA,
GEORGE GRANT,.
Manafeenrer and Who h and Retail, Dealer
1311 SUET DISCIIIIPTION
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
610 CHESTNUT STREET,
mil-13, PHILADELPHIA
C. HARRY BRIAN,
WITH
I.4O.PIGICOPJE I'EAII.CE
MANUFACTURERS A; IMPORTEBS.
mum FERRISHING GOODS ADD
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
NO. 10 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
m71:19d PHILADELPHIA.
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS.
VIII.MON di CO..
ANOPAOT9IIIIIIOI 'MIST kAPAITY OP
FINISKED BRASS WORK,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
garPartioular attention to fitting Oil Refiner.
As, Brass Castino of superior smoothness made to
order: Steamboat work and repairing genet
ally.
/gram' .0n `o4 6 TA l Safety
eier-Briseloete lir ST. ,
STREET AND DIIQD N 10130
IrMAIN A 8 41G GETTIG
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
DITONTIZB AND DIALS/IS IN
TRAM, WINER, LIOTTOBS, &0.,
- NORTH-NAST cornea of
OHIO STREET AND THE DIAMOND,
mat" ALLEGICKNY CITY.
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO,
OF FITTOEUBGH.
orrics, aro. 87 Fifth Bt., Bank Block
AGAINST ALL KINDS 01
/WH IM AND MARINE
MAO JONEkPresident JOHN D. DiciOORD.
View PresidelC : BOOK. BearetarY Caps.
WILLIAM D . *neva Art.
DIRECTORS— Jones. .G. !Iwo, Has
"4-Ohir.tit'Zil".l
Jaoobe, I', Htin B.
L. Fahnectook , o ling. Got. W. Robert L.
Ware+. Bola. H. Dave. v,"2:g
wrimr4lll IL&GA.IEY,
WHOLESALE GROCER
NOS. 18 AND 20 WOOD STREET,
la2o:tf PITTSBUIte
IMPORTANT TO LADIES
11101. JOHN HARVEY, HAVING FOB
11 upwards of twenty years devoted his pro
fessional time exclusively to the treatment of
Female Mica hies, and having succeeded in thou
sands of cases in restoring the .sidisted t 9 sound •
lielyhealth has now entire confidence in offe r ing pub.'
Ids
" Greet Americap. Remedy,"
DR. HARVEY'S
RONO-THERMAL FEMALE PILLS
Which have never yet failed (when the &rela
tio m ov i ngeen strictly followed) in re
diffioultiee arising from
Obstraotiou or Stoppage of Nature
or In restoring the system to perfect health when
suffering from
other
Affection*. Prelakene Uteri.
the Agates, or other vreabness of the Uterine Or
an., Also in all oases of Debility or Nervosa
son, Hysterics, Palpitations, Ao., Ac., Ac.,
which are the forerunners of more serious disease.
Ws; These Pills are perfedlY harmless on the con
stitidion, and may be taken byt he most delieatele.
maie without cawing distress; at the same time
they. act like a charm, by strengthening„invigo•
rating; and restoring the system to a healthy eon•
dition.'und by bringing on the monthly period
with .migularity. no matter_from what cause the
obstructions may arise. They should, however.
not be taken during the first three or four months
of pregaanar.,though safe at any other time, at
miscarriage would be the result.
Racirbox contain 60 Pills. PRIM Ona Dousa,
and when desired will bo sent by mail pre-paid
br any advertised Agent, on receipt of the money
d. BRYAN. Rochester. N. Y,, General Agent
I Sold by Druggists generally.
JOSEPH FLEEING,
_Corner Market street and the Diamond.
aul&lvdaeowis Agent for Pittsburg.
YOU WAFT SOME GOOD NEW
1 Fruit 'or prepared Mince Meat, mixed, and
all other .kinds of Spices, cooking Brandy or
Wine, New Orange. Lemon and Citron Peel g 0 to
Haworth k Brothers. in the Diamond, where you
will seta new crop of Fruit and lower than at
any other house in the , silty. Also a general and
tun assortment of Family oroceries, T e m, w ines .
Brandies% and all other kinds of Foreign and
Domestic Liquors
HAWORTH & BROTHKR.
de.24 corner Diamond and Diamond alley.
TO CONSIMPTIIi7EB.
ririllE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN
restored to health in a few weeks, by a very
simple remedy, after having aufiered several years
with a severe lung affection, and that dreadful
disease, Consumption — is anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means of care.
To all who desire it, he will send &prescription
used (free of charge); with the direct:Lona for pre
paring and using the same, whioh they will find a
awe ctt refor Consumption. liathista, r )3nincltitief, tee
The only , ebiect of the advertise in sending the
prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he ooneives to be invaluable.
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy,
as it will cost them:nothing, and may prove a
blearing
Parties vrishior IV V is ion w i i v iarf ad:
dregs Raw W ..-
Warainsbugg &list;
1642.
NM AND ooarTwurroas
ow mantifiottarfogi arluilo of
Li I 'RUE , •
which wq,arepreparedto deliver bols= COAL
Tiiip,rso9 /41ThatreiTREET.
gest al= F snaky Co 4 shwa a
lava 414111180114 fITZWA*.fA: CO..
SD M'S'IMEN„
BrFiss Fou
' p4ers,
GAS AND'STEANI FITTERS,
All i ds ,of Brave and Iron !Cocks
I made to order. ;
BRASSCIAST/NGS, OF ALL IPIGRIB
r Mali at the ithoitestatti9a.
Oil L. REFINERY'STITTEDO.
orilerale.ft at ROWNA TETLEY'R, I36
WOOD STREET, will be oromODY attended le .=
The membert of this fam:bens Tread* me-.
eheaeyeetlff many soars ' exßaOatLea In j the
nem m insure to give flau xv-,
otion In eve.
/TEETH
EXTRACTED WIL TACO ITT
"PAIN by the mei rif an anniOrituslivhdrebi'
do drugs or gaivanic battery are used. blear,
cal gentlemen and their fimiliea have their teeth
extracted, by my process. and. ate TORO fortify
as to th safety end Alnlessnedf, of the oneration,,
whatever bar been said by. irimnine intereeted in
asserting thenontrary, having no knowledse bf my;
PriXtegal ;
1113.4RTIMAL TEETH ' insertemillii avert
style, and charges 'rig , •se will warmat the
beat of Material mill canes. , - i • -
. OMAY„ ,
ii° l4l- * • • „• , :!:t!tzKdfalo l f'll l rL
•
S
M.; HIE &0 0 :• :.
'mAx l7 ' FAcr*B!'
.e No. 1 Carbon
, ; •
:IEI •
Mae on 'LIBERTY STREET; °Omit.
. • r ;
oil warranted., . : • 1r.1.9,311,74.1,.:
HENRY W. BEkUMONT
Liciitargalir OF • 11131 - TWO - -
JV 'MOUSE; deals* haorelatißrandloaMiriati
and a l so, Blaokboyry. Raspberry. Wild
Chersand G=ar Brandies. Did Munorugaheda,
R7O otherWltiMecl:aniaitar Rion. 006=
rior ,_
ineßitteroi , ka; n -11
No. 88l ibgrty styes
i •
Ogpoolte Fourth street, Pittsburgh.; Pa,
notes, Taverna, and - Fan:6lW supplied inodt
erste profits for omit. New Jersey .Idar for fain-
ily hotel purposes. : . 1,1)
_, . . . .. _ . .. . . .
1.1 0 .-r1 ' 143/ r 4- ' , : ' 9
IX-' " IVC ) / r ESI L
" 11.0 N easAMILLER a :.c9..
19043111 6ry v•I MILMSI A Ifr AL -7,
illldisid - *orelitincie '
' ."c" '' t'''' I - .
ko
oost " - lOrgtmr,vrris*cripu.
foi " IsfactoSYS Of liftuatziatiog 11141/Aibricei•tl'
riff
Car Oils aOd:Aeotiole.
.s - : 1 ittrnitm4 ii#,*,Aiiiiii .. grrip
aonwarpmpsvirsVabrays 'on hatioL - 'oalltli
I . , . .. •. , ~. I
WILT TA CARE - -&
WHOLESALE GROCER'S.
Ana Inn Orkerii
WILIUMitO•
4Ftro;, ,
plena and beak/al : 1 '
43 OLD MONONG6RKEASI,YI97HIBLY
Litiertylitieet, I
tea, PITTSBIIII43II,I PA-
Wholesale' Grooeti and Lig:ditt . M ore
1 1 Fox !Bole; -' - -'i ' -;- • '
T
STOCK .AND : - IFEETIFIeSS i irr A.
4
... , Wholesale Grocery, and Liquorj Ho do.-
ins ti good trade on cue of .the beat b • ass
streets in . the city; is offered-for sale , as th oirn-'
era wish to 49 into other Business . Fo r es
partutaimmdams _ : .,-- 2 ._.,, , , ....., .•,:i t ,,, , , , ,,,
starts , , LOCK iteSilSa. Pittsburgh • .1); :
Twang's Eating &sloop,
- I
00101111 *MGM ALLEY ANDsacaff-i:
, You Onion& . I
Where QYSTEBS and all the ailloa ( olaa of the
Baum will be Bambini) •in the moat 110'23:able
Awl°. .13L1 YuIEING.
0014 Gamer Vlyain allay and litalthflald et.
THE mimpriAtirkir,.
,cromuumx ow:rims:m=42a
coRNE4 Plimi k §SITIPPDEP B !iskETEC,
(Opposite the PostOffiotil
B$ SIITBSCIRIBEB
T
take&the above wall-known eland; dill be
plowed to see his friends at all boons, Ms ethos.
liquors ass, and claws area - the beet:
d JOHN LUNDY.-ProPrilitoh , '
JOHN- FLBEGER, ,
4:r N -M `• •1 4 ' , Si.
a 6 corner Ohio andßeaver
ALLEG.Ith#E L CO Y
or maTe atcck
order and Baigtitaigin'M
'waking promptli attextdMl3o.
noMliw7my3l-dtf
• . : • '',
• "
' ' . ..f,'' . I - , . z
A : FRIEND IN IffEED. TRE___II.
.cx. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LUI , U.D. Wi'L. Is I
prepared from the recipe.of Dr. Stephen SWeet, of 1
Connect:knit: , the great bone setter.; and hai lion
wain his Tructioe for the last twenty , years with
the most astonishingisuodests. As ari elterrielrem-'
edy it is without tiriini - and will !alleviate min
more tspeedibr -than - may other prepiratioxi. For
all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders it truly
infallible,:and as a sure for 'Sores. Wbundk
Sprains, Ricaisee, &e. its soothing, boll and
powerful strengthening vroPerties....esoitor einst.
wonder and astonishment of all , who ha ever
Men i t a trial. ' Over four hundred certifio tea of
Q
remarkable euresuiferined bY it Within: a lag,
two years, , .attest ttusfaot. . , • •
B.: 2.. SELLERS & . ,
d eg .ftidkweor ' Agouti fdr Pithlbnizi
.
NEW: MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
OB THE SPEEDY AND /*MOVING '
zur cure of,
GONIABEE4GLIMIYU :=Ffildas
Discharges. Bit .;'sidri . Weakness. - 111shUy Xmls
gionhincontinericiN. Genital Inita-1
am % Gravel. ictrictare eni I
emotions et the Kid-
- - _
, nerraxii•Bladder.,
Which Mabee:). ucedlw i lipwardc id
. ,
1 ONE ,HtINDARD PHYBI.OIIM.
• i
...
ingu r lirAate , seneetiee. With the; entire seems.
au Cessna, Corns!. 04.11111/JW, e i r en,
j oompeend dente *wen. . .
' - . BFILVB SPECIFIC Ptra - Al I.
aresneedi in astiao. often affecting won* In a
few days. and when a cure is effected it is perman-.
ent. They are prepared from vegetable attracts
that are harmless on the system. andnever WAIN
] ate the stomach. or impregnate the breath and
being sugar ooated, all nauseous taste is avoided.
'No change of diet is necessary whilst wig pi=
novdoea their action interfere with business p
Bach box contains Millman Pills. .
MOE ONE DOLLAR. '
Dr. Beira Treatise on !-Seminal
Weaknesa. !.!
SeV Alkalis. Gonorrhea. Med, d• a Pamphlet of
50 pagee. containintLmpartant Molise to the al
flicW. BENT PEE. Six cen*are required to
Da/ postage.
DR. BELL'S GIiDEN BOOK,
•
A complete Treatise on Gonorrhea. Gleet4Strie' -
tun; Sitphilk .to., in all the various stages. with
7 Prescriptions to lOnfliA adapted...for mdf
reatment. without the aidof a 0780114. I
' - PRICE ONE D01.L.4.14 ,
The Pills or Books will bo semt.'secirre from ob
servation. by ma,. pod-paid. by t nui sAv
Amt. on ree,eirot of the money. • -
J. BRYAN. Rochester N.Y ' NWT t.
JOAPH
corner Market street and Diem
Agent'for Pittsburgh.
Bold by all Druz:gists. ' aulikdaeowlrls
'CORNWELL & ORR,
•CARRME 'MANUFACTURERS:
(At the old established Coat* Beitoiki) •
DII4O/120ni wA I 4,
BiatitAT-11 1 4 1 R1P 11617
upsiehucioftfr*ukk Di
;F:A ,‘:
,HA
PILIVATEDISEABOS- ••,-,, , c...•
- DriBBOWNSMIEDICAL • -t, ,
and SUligilla&l. Offica,..No.lso A
...g
_=,,--
gm go it as bile olvaniat--ld 'Street. ?Mihail:h. 2 : • '7,?; , .. .•-•,.. •
Dr. 811.0391113 an old citizen ,-. • - -‘ , ,,, - ...,.-... k
of Pittsburgh. and has been in ,
._ ,- - 3 ::1;-.
Praotloeforthehattwointr-fire 1- 1,-:c.r- -
years. _Ms business has been -, -.: - ~,i "t'
oonfied=toPrivategyo. , .--- ?7 -
Ilurmaal
---
----
--
- --
AV - i r a i iciiiit"
ii nia: ' ol 9ll4-Wi li.,ii•dr i t B Yelt 6 C s h ould to
.51141 - outtllo4srela . 0;1 4 04' :W/Woolor is a
regulsz , staduate ! gatt pis a am.,,.,. 1 0 . - .,s4treat.
1 matt GE a ofstiOa elatiof ' 3,agliare guar
ei*
Woo' to the suffaurrof ob petaitriont re.
lief by *lase of I bis gent es andfollowing his
55 4 06 1:• ‘
Int?, BIIOWEPEIIISIPX6ISI3',
puritiestt Arorri ftglit fitittl a o t sfe
'Awl At su Erma irszeditarin taint.
wasti - Mao in the - To - Mr - or
; psoriasis. t ia ,g.reitt. utny 4 fotapa, tis.=
essfe;', t h e Origin and
of: rthio n litlis patient Ig onugely
ignorant. Sktpersons str.Ggid,WatrAtrawn odes
hogatof &Wattnee43 lla mAers
gAtoubla
IgN i tt bit a4 e4 e rat i slehrty ' 4 l=l 4:l OT fawns!
ldirsent..* Alltyptuakoll'oroalcm hided
give way to. to their own dOhoqatut, .) ar
thb Only reliable retietliatithotru'itUe4tamtry
- UV are ',6' of health . s Pd_rPt k til .9" ,11 A 7 IY "`
a i rati
Di. Browne ` r 3 t l sii U mißerevor fail i l 4 ., Ai i re this
painful disease nt xsivsgys.-he'svilltwatraut a
sure. Be also treath Pule., fried: Q os 49rrhcon
Steatite*. lEtrathantsaluiver. Almala Weakness
Monthlyt Buotgresaiplut.r.DiSessos Pains int 4
Agto. in,Lhao. litfrPOWarlgitit*, in the
• Back and Kidneys. irritation Smithy:Ver. tu
gather with alliltagasse of an impure ortgiu
• ,ft u+' , ..- As ...Mug Ebel sLoniAgnia, cobtatting a
Yna,,Kdrecteti to Mt. BitOW24 ~No,_soo,mitblleld
St.; inttaburglt, yi-,.;01.13, be imirmuatolg Mauer
.ed.:. Medicine sent to itlY addred. Wes packed
and secure from observation. •
Omee and ‘ Privats•ltootrusPl , lo - ,i 50' Saltblleld
Ar*M% •rtn'lnt"" ). - P. : -I ,- ,—. nol4-4w:b
CA.PPELL;'' t
BitEltrahaff TAIIAIKES,
x 'ITHEchrtlY BMW.
JIIBT;SEUEIVEDIVED A
V lane o3d well oelootayt9a-pf
•. A IG-7, 41 :!0;k1P s
• -90Asiguag of •
Cloths, CasiIPerfHOEINHOLOPI6
-ALl3o—A:largeitook citiE S r.tl LI
GENT-1-FIittNIBRING -GQODB,
tnalndine W . Ooleiifiglitai-PailerVllaradi r eek
aruieverthintnatteS9 toot bsr.firstoaao En/Di:th
ing Siorea. Orders firopajitly'oxeauted. ::=3o:lra
Cg r itacATAEl4 , SttiP
Tttite,dit?o 4":4 4 s l 4 ar " :
:TOOL
_in a cepa erahip• lox. the traneaction of
the WSIWEE's - ,_nader . tho Tame and
sanvot wo.aiaILINTQCK. , .4 (49a k tio. solioita •
,fronLo generous public a contineanoo.,to the new
firm-of-the' c lilieral.patrOnagtheretofomby hhnl
soil i enio2.od, - • iY,AIetWiTOCKr . ..
irtAAP7IIII.-Thill ;:pnrohaseid:for-'4. O A B fL
hefor,e the late advance, the Tara - est stook of
estipete hillei'itgitt;*ezWodidotatha attention of
wholeealeand retail. lin v i_to otoholete as
iseitiforit- ' CARP '''MATITNOS, OIL
OLOTlfftigro 1-3 1 4:MOO MOCK. &SOK.
'll.f Market
PArlaft
',PAL AO _el
WINDOW bt RTAINS, ate.
7.:.41ct
Newlltyeufor:Bpring of 1882.
A itiesi Vaitlety Cuier (tine Assert.
went 6
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XIIO/1 1 4$
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CONNISSDIN AND, FORDIARINNS MERCHANTS:
AND
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NEW GOQDS: °
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V 7 *Alba a large and chOicaselootion of
SPRING AND ~sprxER.GOODS,
fbreentat Andirontbs Wait embAtcheitiall the ,
armlet' etyfee COATINEK CAl3lo3Ektlif3 AND -
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- Thilosophio?Bainer for Carbeimeill is now
wady.. It possesses many L oner -the
Comnion Dumas: - • - -
1. It makes &lariat, pr,Lasip.kl#4lll*Perfeet
combluttiort. •
S. 3t will ham sicy_qtastitr el oil
S. It am be used with a long or short ablrinel.
4: It can isimedasw bcperaislatasaiiii. ,
5. It caaalways beams& to Imeasoonceelealls
6. It it dere estaitorielcal• that , any other
Ites:a be irtlv**o, .. re
, umma d t b r e . .
klbrows-all-thewkits. • lied.allevethe ems.
9, The beai ,- hat litti - zenhaved ihsate4.
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Thole introits erellike snkmer.V , o:itsm:aii3
'elm be put esCreet Isar miter bs ersi.tEvers Pec
too wen' a-emboli vail•eltoiald,. hire salaigeP.b l4
Barger, Price as - oette . ;:par - amete S. sold
Na S* SWATH atteetai
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CORNER OF UNON ON: MariannliTlV
, mew ; : liz igz . ;# l i iirrowi k 7 : 1
TARN the held and purest Liquors.
• Meals served id WI Many bn'ilis -slitoloot sop
thE6eli'the h of 10
and-. 10 &oho t. qs .• /11BA L VIFJPS.,.
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RENTLICEMPS, &MOTU - RADII TO OP.,
DBILORRA.P FOR
111 a AVM° lINOMBIIPia EWAN , NEW
lI_YORK with& ehoiim deck ,oICLOTHS.
OASEIDIERZNI: .and.NESIINGf3. which: can be
Purchased at pneee4r below the usual Wee.
Groatludaoarauat!i offered to ea& buyers.
lesalAn • '
IJELLBLE.B itAGEZ . :.:. :.:.::•
MAGEE & •KICIES,
avoifers old d eale+
Caisitheres, 1 Satinetts.
Vest:bags; Tailors' Triminings, &a,
2ii MAIXET ST,I3ZET,
morel sitte:rpsitaiDiamitts.-
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FRIAR ABBEY/IL PPIr i• 1 ". •
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BO M. i 31101323 AND S~IIMB:
eibiehitill be sold state old. Rrietchl
ear , BO ILLAND'h. 98 Market - get-
EBLES zEPl,Eirgrt , r
1200 1a313. ZERHYR 79. 0 L1
Of all the &dee end PM:O t t' q L , WIe -P lad m ix "
Ton r.tripr weirruxs.
Dealers impplLedin cuintitznat ligeylan
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afiicimeeir rams
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