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"Hurrah !,hurrah the dead ride fast •
Don't fear to ride with nre?"—Burier'i' Leonora
"This fellow has no feeling ofhis freebie-It •
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I had just crossed the long bridge, lead.
ing from Beaton to Cambridgeport, and
was, plodding my dusty way on foot through
that not very agreeable suburb, on a sal}
try afternoon in July, with a very credit;
able thunder-cloud coming up in my rear;
when a stout, elderly. gentleman, with a
mulberry face, a brown , coat, and pepper;
and-salt smalls, reined up ' his nag, and,
aiter,learargAhat, I *as bound -for 'Old
Cambridge, , politely invited Me' to take 4
seat behind hitn;in a little sort of tax cart
he was.drivipg. Nething loth, I 'consent.
ediand ivevvere soon en route. The mare
he drove was a very peculiar animal.. She
had few ; good _points to the eye, ; being
heavy-bodied, hammer-headed, thin' in the
shoulders, bald-faced- and rejoicing in a
little stump of a tail which was almost en;
tirelyinnocent of hair. Bat there, were
olottrof muscle,' as Major Longbow says,
in tier hind quarters,
." . ,She ain't no %Venus, sir," said my new
acquaintance, pointing with his whip , to
the object of my scrutiny—"but handsome
is as handsome does. Them's my senti
ments. She's a rum 'an to look at, bat a
good 'an to go."
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"Indeed ?'' •
"Yes, Sir I That there mare, sir, has
made good •time—l may say very good
time before a hearse."
"Before the hearse?"
"Before the hearse S'pose you nev
er heard of burying a man on time I I' 112
a sexton, sir, and undertaker—Jack Cross
bones, at you service—WaddyCrossbones'
they call me at Porter's."
— Ah! I understand. Your, mare ran
away."
"Run away I A child could hold her.—
Oh! yes, of course, she ran away," said,
the old gentleman, looking full in my face
with a very quizzical expression, and put
ting the fore-finger of hie right hand on,
the right side of his partly colored probes;
scis.
"My dear sir," said I, "you have ex
cited my curiosity amazingly, and I should
esteem it a particular favor if you' would
be a little less oracular and a little more
explicit.''
"I don't know as -I ought to bill
.you,"
said - my new acquaintance, very 'slowly and
tantalizingly. "If you was one of these
here writing chaps you might poke it into
the 'Spirit of the Times,' and then it
would be all day with me. But I don't
care it I do make a clean breast of it.—
Honor bright, yon know !'
''Of course.
"Well, then, I live a piece up beyond
Old Cambridge—you can see our steeple
off on a hill to the right, when we get on
a little -further. Well, one day, I had a
customer (he was carried of by the ty
pus)—which had to be toted into town ;
cause why, he had a vault there. So I
'rubbed down the old mare and pusher in
Oh I sir, that critter knows as
,much as an Injun, and more than a nig- I
ger. She's as sober as be d—d when I
.she gets the shop—that's what I call the
hearse—behind her. You w,uld not think
she was a three minute nag to look at her.
Well, sir, as luck would have it, by a sort I
of providential inspiration, the day before,
I took off the old wooden springs and set
the body on elliptics. For !thoughts. gen
tleman, who'd been riding easy all his life,
ought not go to his grave on wooden ones.
Ah I I deal well with my customers. I
thought of patent boxes to the wheels, but
I couldn't afford it, and the parish are so
mighty stingy."
"Well, I got him in, and led off the
string—fourteen hacks, and a dearbom
wagon at the tail of the funeral. We made
a fine show. As luck would have it, just
as we came abreast of Porter's out slides
that eternal torment, Bill Sikes, in his
new trotting sulky, with the brown horse'
that he brought for a fast crab, and is
mighty good for a rush, but hain't got nigh
so much bo4orrr tur the mare. light ,
weight, and his sulky's a mere feather.—'
Well, sir, Bill came up ,alongside, and
walked his horses bit. He looked at the
mare and then at me, and therrhe winked,
Then he looked at hie nag, and , put his
tongue in his cheek, and winked. I look
red straight ahead, and only said to myself
`Cuss you, Bill Sikes.' By and by, he let
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his horse slide. He traveled abouta bun-
,cired yards, and then held up till I carnal
abreast, and then he winked and bantered
me again. It was d—d •aggravatin
Says I to myself, says I—'that's twice 1
you've done it, my buzzum friend and I
sweet-scented shrub—brit.you doesn't do 1
that 'ere again.' The third time he ban
tered meli I let him have it. It was only
saying, 'Scat, you brute!! and she was off
—the mare. He had all the odds, you
know, for -I was toting a tWo hundred poun
der, and he on,ght to have beat me like
breaking sticks, now hadn't he? He had
me at the first brush, for I told you the
brown horse was a mighty fast one for a
little ways. But soon . I. lapped him. I
had no whip, and he could use his string 1
—but he had his hands tall. Side by aide,
away we went. Battle te-baugt crack! buzl
thump! - And I afraid- of , losirrg my ens-'
tomer on the road. But I was more afraid I
of losing the race. The: reputs,tion of the
old mare was at a stake, and I swore she :l
should have a fair chance. We went so
fast that the...posts and rails kiy;ths"
road
side' looked'` like 'a log fence. The old
church and the new one, and the colleges,
spun past like Merry Andrews. The
hackmen did not know that the was
to paY;And,,afraid ernot itelugittat,the
death, they put the string on to their teams,
and came clattering on behind as if Satan
had kicked 'em on eend. Some of the
mourners was sporting - characters, and
they craned out of the carriage windows
and waved their laandkerchiefs. The Pres:
ident of Harvard College lifinaelf, insoi-r
ed by the scene, took • off--hiS square tile
as I passed his ouse, and waving it three
times round his head, cried, 'Go it, Boots!.
It is a fact. And I beat him, sir! I beat
him; in three miles, a hundred rods. He
gin it up, sir, in despair.
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His horeemas off-his feed -for a week,
and Whelithe took tooprunai n , h e weet e t
worth a straw. It was acknowledged on
all hands to be the fastest funeral on re
cord, though Isayit as shouldn't. I'nfan
undertakero3ir„ and I never was yet ,over
taken.
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On subsequent inquiry at, Porter's,
where the sporting sexton left e, I found
that hie story was strictly trite in all .the
Main particulars. A..terrible .rumpas was
liicked up about the race, but Crossbones,
swore lustily thatthej quire had ran away,
that he hadiaietaway two inches of her
lip in trying to hold her up, and that he
could not have done otherwise unless' he
had -run her into a fence and spilled his
t'customer'into the ditch: If any one ex
pects lo die : anywhere near the sexton's
4 4 ,04; I cast esSure him that the jolly
old boy is still alive and kicking, the very
`Ace of Itearte' and tt - Simdee j l
and that now both patent_ and _elliptic
iprbtgardrider hie professional vAyrepiw
theestsiestrmmAngthingoalhtithd.l-' , ';
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1 he. Fastest Funeral on Record
The Judicial Drama—The Miter
and His. Murderers:
Special correspondence of the N. 0. - Picayune.
We have had a judiaial dram a. to talk
ovar as well as the appeaarnce of La
France—a strange drama, believe
The 11th of tugust;'lBsB,' B'lllBll named
Grepin, died in the house of some" silk
weavers of Lyons, named Fevre. The dej
ceased was about ninety years old. ja9
was a famonti man in Lyons. He was a
miser. He had begun life with nothing
except that !instinct of breeding silver
from copper,, and gold from silver, and
treasury notes from gold which is tO
ordinary men's talents for money -making
seethe pointers olfactory nerves are to the
mastiff's. His formula for this alchemy
was economy—the economy of Shylock. or
Dil6irbyereach--in youth. 'He nevr
er spent a centime unnecessarily; to save
money he would steal out at night and tear
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down theatre ' bills, • to provide him self
with paper, whereon to write his receipts l
for rent. He, as worth, when he died,
(did he die 1) $400,000, invested in houses
and public securities. He Was a bachelor,
he lived very much alone mingling with
nobody but his nearest neighbors, and
even these he tr' eated with great reserve
He had, howeifer f aiamily of some neph
ews andmiecee: Crepin made the aequaint ,
silos of the idly weaver,' Fevre,- and hitt
wife, in 1347. 'His servant- fell gels, she
was an old maid, who had waited on him.
forty years, and had not even' then • seen
the first centime of wages. Favre's wife
offered to wait on him duririg his servant's
illness, declaring she did so from neigh- 1
borly kindness, and made a condition
precedent that no money should be given
her for what she did. This fascinated .
Crepiu ; he could not resist the opportunity
of saving money. Favre's wife became
hie servant: she brought him every day
some nice little bit from-her tahle; the old
miser was enchanted; he not only lived
better, but—the great point—he lived
cheaper than he had ever done before.--:
Wheu the old'aervant recovered her health!
she resumed her place iu the miaeris!
/Leasehold, for Favre's wife was too astute!
to reveal the power she had acquired there,
Still waters run deep—this water was very'
still and very deep. She waited six years,
having in the meantime secured a legacy.
of $BO,OOO in the miser's will. She -wait
ed patiently as' the cat waits upon the
mouse, or the lover on the loved.one. In
1851 she fell ill again. She once more
went to the hospital; there she died,
Favre's wife took her place. She persua
ded him to become her boarder. He
haggled about the price, but at last agreed
to pay ten sous ;a day board, for breakfast,
dinner and supper. Fevre and his wife
would have hoarded him for nothing. The
object they had was to get him in their
power. They succeeded. He was their
boarder, and provision was made in his
will, bequeathing, them $B,OOO. Ts a la
boring man earning a scanty pittance,
barely sufficient to enable him to live from
day to day, $BO,OOO would have seemed a
wind-fall sufficient to satisfy the grediest
desires. Build no such expeetations un
less you would pass for one l . ignorant of
the human heart! Does the ocean cry
'enough!' through argosy after argosy,
galleon after gallecn, crew after crew,
sink into its cave? Neither does manta
heart. 'Tie ar abyss as unfathomable as
the Pacific! $BO,OOO did bat serve to whet
their appetite. 'Twee only raw oysters
before the banqttet. -Who is Fevre? His
wife, who is she? Adroit fishers of dead
people's estate'su He was, for, years, the
beadle of St. -George's Church. Can't
youjmagine his unctuous, humble, sancti
moriims face? 'Can't you conceive' his
whine? The vestry-room and church's
vestibule teach many prenicious lessons
to the perverted heart. l'here Fevre learn
ed the art of supplanting natural heirs 'to
.estates. He had twice cunningly diverted
two estates into his hands. In 1838, when
he was already past sixty years of age, he
married his second wife, his apprentice a
girl of-eighteen years, with whom he held
illicit conimerce ' , even before-tlie death of
his first wife, who died in 1835 in a hoe
pital bed, abandoned by him, sighing, as
she expired: "Fevre does not even come
to see- me. He js aV home, toyitig with
his Clarie." As soon as the marriage had
been made, the dependant mistress, the
lawful wife, Clarie threw off the mask and
practised the licentious lessons taught her
before her marriage, with every one who
had a handsome face or a well filled purse.
In fine,
the husband was skilled in all
the arts by which estates are won from de
cliqing people,
the wife knew and was ac
cbetomed to stoop to every dalliance by
which women entangle men in amorous
toils.
They were not satisfied with. having the
old miser at their table. 'He must come
under their roof—come he must—they
drove him to the train) fiy fear. He was ac
customed to return home every night at 9
o'clock, accompanied by Favre's wife's
brother-in-law, who, by the way, was in
dqced to come and live with Favre, in or
dei to aid them in their spoliation of fam
ilies, for the two women who bad bequeath
ed their whole estate to Favre had succes
ively occupied the bed chamber destined
to Orepin, the miser. One night, as he
was going home, accompanied by Chore!,
(Favre's brother-in-law) the Moment he
entered his house two persons made at
knocked his lantern out of his hand, seiz
ed him by the throat and 'throttled
him, bawling: "We have got him no,v.—
We must kill him, for if we .do hiatieph,
ewe will,-give its one. hundred thciusand
francs." •Chbrel bravely Beet theta off;
they took to their heels; Chorel passed for
having saved the phi man's_life. This
whole scene was an ignoble comedy got
ten up by Favre: the paned° assailants
Were Chores nephews; was designed, to;
make' he old. men afraid of livink: , ilotie,!
end to make him bate his nephews, by
leading him to believe that they were the
authors of this -aggression. The' comedy
Was successful; when he met his nephew,
a fez- days afterwards, he said: "I shall
avenge myeelt yet' Vengeance is a dish
sweet enough for a King's table." A few
days afterwards he took up his lodgings
with Fevre, in the chamber where the
death bed had twice been made for testa
tors whose wills were to enrich the Favres.
Theperson Favre hired to remote the
sordid furniture of the miser, obeyed the
instructions he received to break the fur
niture to pieces, in order to make it, im
possible for Crepin ttr ohangehielnind--
As soon as Crepin. was installed in his
dew quarters, Favre's joy knew no, bounds:
"We have him now," he eirclairned, "and
he can't escape usl'' The Favre's knew
no boundi to their abject complaisance to
the old man's whims; to gratify the old
man's love for money they even lent him
large sums at Eif or 4 per cent. which he
invested at 6 .or Bor 12 per cent.; 'they
kept him out of
,thel way of all his old ac
quaintances; they increased his averison
from his family. The result of their ma,
neuvres was that ccidicil after codicil was
added to the will, each codicil containing
new provisions In their favor; at last he
made a new wilt iieVittitig his whole estate
to VilVrill'S Wife.' :Theithiy after this will
was sealed, the old man's health began to
decline. Daily he grew worse, in August
he expired. He was no - sooner dead than
he was placed in the coffin. The Favres
refused to allow the old miser's family to
see his body. Sinister — riiinori were curd
rent. Anonymous letters roused lust:ice's
'attention. Fevre's Wife . dr.ar'fl'itlldioe'll
vigilance With money.' The- earl' bienight
etai:to' annul therwill; ithey were defeated;
Crime seem to have assured impunity orb
earth. The old maretis dead and burl
ied. ' They entered into possession of the
estate. Favre's wife took to her arms a
handsome young fellow, on whom she
squandered a good deal of money; oneH
two—three—tour yearii passed away. Foul
deeds seemed to be forgotten—as-if blood
ever sunk voiceless to thegroan& as if,
murder's grave yawned not forever! Cho. j
rel had been promised $20,000 for his
share in getting old Citepin out of the way,
Crimeis in his nature - blind. IliarFatires
refused to pay—refdfied to- comply with
their promise, thought-they knew the man
had them completely s ln his power--had
but to open his lips to strip them not only
of fortune, even to de last cent of the
miser's estate, but probably of life itself
certainly of liberty:.'But before bespoken
'the priests had heard'-'6f the riches fallen
suddenly upon the Fivres, and why should
not they try to get 'seine of it for them.
selves? They discovelvd in Fevre's wife
a "dear oonsin3" they wormed out of her
small sums at first; then 'Boof. next 500 f ;
twain- 1,000 f.; they never set foot in her
house without carryifig off with them a
handfaLof gold, at last they said: "Well,
dear boisin. you mnie"make ns a yearly
allowance!" The benefaction changed; it
was a tribute claiiried; Favre's 'Wife fleW
into a passion and pit them out cif - deitirs;
Their they wormed - Morel's secret•litml
him—which was easyenough . in his iirita-!
ted state of mind—and began to menace
the Ames.
One of them adiised her to give the
church all except $lOO,OOO to clear her,
conscience. She would not hear of their
schemes. Chorel wrote an anonymous
letter to the police. The Favies - were,
arrested, investigations were carefully'
made, and it was discovered - that the
Favres had killed the old miser Crepini
by administering to him deoootion of
poppy-heads and hedge hyssop (la grati- 1
de) a most powerful' cathartic, - which a,
veterinary surgeon.described, on the trial,
as being so powerful that it is now giv- ,
en, in veterinary-practice, ever_ to horses.
Nothing has raised' as much discussion,
since the trial of Madame Lafarge, as,
the trial of these people. M. Jules Fe
vre defended the woman; she is 44
years old, she is is a- small brnnette, of,
great moral arid 1)1334i - cal energy, neither
ugly nor handsome,- bin her physiognqmy
is not disagreeable: She was dressed
with great elegance in deep black,• ex
cept her bonnet, which was all straw,
and trimmed with brilliant blue flowers
and ribbons, and her gloves, which were
of brown kid, stitched with white silk.
Her hair is black. Her husband is a
man of eighty, tall, thin and well-pre
served ; he has an intelligent face, bat
with the air du couvent. M. de , Peron
ney, the ablest lawyer of the Lyons bar,
was his defender ; Chorel was defended
by Mona. Humblot, of Lyons; he was
meanly attired, and his face is disagree.
able. Mona. Berryr appeared for the
natural heirs. Favre's wife and Chorel
were found guilty, aadisentenced to twelve
years imprisonniesiareLdabor;.,
vre • was also found guilty, and sentenced
to five Tears of the same pains. The nat
ural heirs have brought suit for the resti
tution of the property. It is generally
believed they will be successful. The Fa
vres might have enjoyed $BO,OOO in peace,
nay, had they paid Chorel his $20,000,
probably they never would have been
troabled—they must have all ; they have
lost every thing. Fevre will probably die
in jail; he has already attempted to com
mit suicide, for, at eighty, a man can
scarcely ' reckon on five years longer
life. His wife will be an old woman of
fifty-six when she recovers her liberty.
What availed Crepin his $400,000? I
will tell you.- It served to purchase his
murder. He lived on privations, he la
bored assiduously only to amass money
enough to .seduce three people to kill him.
The art - et-oils and avaricious rarely know
for whom they labor. If they did, would
they struggle:ea they do? Would they
that their ears to the poor who- cry for
help? GAMMA.
NEW. GOODS.
WERA,VELI UST RECEIVED FROM
the Best a• Wire and choice selection of
-SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
for Gents' and Youths wear. embracinge all the
newest styles COATINGS, CABSENIERYS AND
VZSTINGS. W. H. MAIZE d Co.,
143 Federal street
Corner Market Square. Allegheny atty. nry9
NATRONA 0114.
wirs: ARE WOW BILIMIPACTIIRING
V V this article; which for brilliancy in Manion
freedom of offenArle Odor, and branstria. of
(which color woworrant to be . by
weed b inmi-
Igo or
e % Bll7° aSu . s is r iP k anj
hi
netor in, or mar eta. a pro ta
Oil to the comnimer.* eon specially rooftop:fend
IS. Also, our X9Ol of
•
• • •
CAUSTIC SODA.
Used by &Marge Soap Makers and Oil Relineriet,
which excels 10 per cent. in strength all the make
o znanatturo of f &shah Soda brought to this country. Our
SAPONIFIER, OR CONCENTRATED LYE: SAL AC.'
Are so well and favorably known, we trust the
mention is suitieleat.
All orders and ir dr :eies will rwe'."-ily at
tended to by ad
OBORGAOLtitturt. Awn;
Penna. Balt Manufacturing OomnanY.
RA Wood street. Pittobargh
olft•Tv4owa•
fr YOU_ .WAINT.IIOIIIB. -GOOD NEW
AL Fruit or prepared Mince Meat, mixed, and
all other kinds of Stile* !looking Brandy or
Wine. New Orange, Lemon and Oltron Peel go to
Haworth At Brothtus,-itathelliemorld. where you
will get a new • orup of Fruit andlow,er than' at
any other horutein the dlty. Also a lemerat and
toil assortment of Family etrooeries, Teas, Wines,
Brandies, and all otker kinds of Rarga. and,
Domestic Liquors.
HAWORTH & BROTHER,
de24 corner Diamond and Diamond gam
lizmrsEnrroa ,
IRON AND NAIL WORKS.
LLOYD it. 331.A.C1ie
Manufacturers of
sr, Sheet, Bolle!!. 7 .fiate,//joßp, A
and' T Iron. NAM ai d biomes;
lao. Boren% Small Raßalla_t Bar Balk
Iron. t h e Works.
Works are adjoining GAS WOKE
%rah=3o, No. 88 Water street ant 31
6 Market street, Bairaters Banding.
aDlB.•6sm-is •
JOHN FLEEGER,
avr7SMITn.
25 corner oldo and Beaver ata,
ALLEGHENY CITY.
Large stock of Gans of eEdeaariptione.on hand.
or made to order. and for eale at LOWEST CASH
PRICES.
Repairing
noMlyw-my pro mp.9l attended to.
-dtftb!
PAPF2B HARGINGUS,
of all styles, bought before the tax adrutee, will
be bold ;Lithe usual low prieea
W. ALA al•ikoe T.T 4
sad Q. 17 wood street..
•
nitlAwfm..Ammittos.]
JESSE 401:11.8111011,
111111A1
Asp MIAMI Ell
hour, Grain and all Wilds of Count
Produce, Winea and Liquors,
paws, Tobaco,
~
aii• Liberia advances made on conalanmenes at
LEIGH WINES:
OFFICE 111112 WitiEICEISE 237 SOUTH SECOND T '
wady PHILADELPHIA.
WM anict _ co.
EttoDuirm7A.ND PROVISION
comm i 9oo 4 arraienATr", NO ,
15 , B0171?k IWER STBBEIA
1"1)1/.0deilphIa.
idbarolindvanoes shade on ixendininemte
whomreanireit -0214-411
FRIES & LEHMAN,
NO. 818 MARKET STARE
PHILADELPHIA,
Jobber, in Cloths, Caesimeres, reel
ho:,
miton hand a well selected stook of Go
eor the trod%
E. P. MID:I)I.ETON & 1311.0 d,
tweinmea OP
WINES, SHANDIES, &,o.
AID DRUMS rit - •
FINE OLD WHISKIES;
HO. 5 HOliTit FRONT mai
PHILADELPHIA.. apl0:lyd•
MI 3 IMMO/L.3M P 11LL1303.11033.07 IILLXI3O
IriallN B. ELLISON &
IMPORTERS OF
COTE, CASSOIAELS VESTJNCS,
NO. 889 MARKET STBEET,
(2d door' below Fourth.)
myllyd EiIEILADELPRIA.
GEORGE GRAEVe
16aaufsertursi and Whoiaride ititflietid Disler
II EVERY DERORUMTOE OP
GENTEOIIIIINISHING GPODFI t
610 CHEOITNIIT-611r11111Eri
' ' ' PIEFLADIEEPtitA
C. HARRY BRIAN
dr, 'PEARCE
.114NUFACTURERS & impogrzas.
-0 F -
HEWS FURNISHING • GOODS . AND
TAILORS' 'TRIMMINGS, '• •
NO. 10 sorra topirrir sTilwzr,
toyiaid • - • FIELLATIVORTA
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS
CrllrON dt CO.,
•11117P•OT17213180P 11 •11 1 / 1 1t rasrleX. op
FINISHED BRASS WORM,
GAS AND ISTR4III FITTEREhr
airTartfonlar attention to fitting 011Roftioei
n. Braes C
er. rags of mi c r an torzhnesaloge tb
ec
-tarßoss' Oil No f Donee' Safety
KDA T loketriad"-tigdoingg.4 OornstT. mitia
AND Dllgli SONE WAY. fet('
Young's Eating Saloon,
CORNIER VIRGIN AtLlt'y AND sum.
Mu) snow*
Where OYBTEBB and all the deneatdee of the
season will be served up in the moatgeld
1 3 1 4 44 corner alley and Smitlfield
TIM ELDORADO,
(PORJOIELY noun? amntatt . inu.)
CORNER FIFTH* SMITHFIELD STREETS,
(Oppotdte the Poet Oflee.)
MINE SUBSCRIBER HAVING
taken the above well-known stand, will be
pleased to Bee his friends at all hours. Hui wines,
liquors, ales, and digars are of the_ hest. ,
ie.24-4md • • 'JOHN LUNDY, Proprietor.
B. M. KIER & 00.,
MAIIIMOTOMB os
Pure No. 1 Carbon 011,
AID •
BE.NZOLI.,
itirOfilete cm LIBERTY STREET, opposite
Penn's' R. R. Depot.
103..A1l oil warranted.
HENRY W. BEAUMONT da 00.,
1410B11[ERL7 OF THE. TWO -1111EF.
NOUSE, dealers in Foreign Brandies, Wines,
and Gins: also. Blackberry. Raspberry. Wild
Cherry, and Gin er Brandies, Old Mononsahola.
Bye and other es, Jamaica Bum, Supe
rior Wineßitters, ao.
No. 83 Marty street,
Opposite Fourth street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
/Utah'. Taverns, and Families impidjed at med.-.
orate profits for cash. New Jersey Wes; for fam
ily or hotel purposes.
.P.WritODT.A. Oil. W0.11.1&19
Lona. MILLER C 0.,,
WORIBMGAVEIBUR y GMF A VT : AL
-111-offise and Warehouse
IikREET sTREET, prirrissvnes.
Manufsotures of IThrothiatins and ./..o4rlestod'
Carbon Oile and Bonscde.
NO. a Mumma biz, wARRABTED
SINV.II.PLOSIVE, always on:hand. 0n24:1y
.
WILLIAM CABR & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
And Inaposteuri of
1620:159 AIRANDICIS, axis, *c.
Azso.
Madera and Dealers in
MUM OLD MODONOMEDIA.-11YE WHISKY
33 7 .idibertY
PrrninUßali. PA.
J.av 3isslrmlEl4l',
Brass Founders,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
Au kinds of Brass and Iron Cooks
made to order.
Aloe,
BRASS OUTING'S OF . ALL KINDS
Made at the ehorteetnotioe.
Ott REFINERY'S FITTED UP:
'MAO orders tell at DOWN TETLBra 1118
WOOD STAN= will be promptly attended te.
The •members of this Arm emus praeti3al me.
chards, of man 7 years' experience in the bad
ness, will bunire to eve iallafection in every re.
OWL ` seadyd
EXRED WITH uir
T IFI IV T A
I N
by the use o f `
T
f an apPeratni whereby
no drags or salmi° battery are used. •hi edi•
cal gentlemen and their families have their teeth
extracted by my process. and
A re ready to testify
au to the safety and painleamela of the operaticrn.
whatever has been said by persons interested in
asserting theemrtrarY, havingno knowledge of my
proems.
SOL.AB.TIFICIAL TEETH. inserted in every
stile. and charges as low. ac will warrant the
beet of material in all cases.
E. OUVRY. Dentist.
Mg Smithfield street.
USTIIRCEIVED. '
noltb-is
MEN'S, BOY'S and YOUTH'S BOOTS,
Ladies'. Misses and Chi Limes Boots, Conroe
Goitre /3d Balmoral/. a A#Fie Jot - •
can and esaago . ...ltitinhasidafsewhae
at " l ies
l ad
.• •
a . 1 tiWiLarksOtrast.:
ALLEGHENY INSTIANCE et'
omrce,
-Ban k
i r tistrazw - AatirliisT
FUR AND • t:
D3AA( V ON RSpreeidonhAOIIND.hicCOR.D.
Vied 'President , b.; lE - 1300E: 'Sacra:my" Call.
WILLIAM oral Uen.. •
IklitECTOßS—YesuorJonw. Thistiey.
f.
Iroz_Childs. Capt : R. C. thlay.'John
vahnestock. John D. hi Captain CaptaikAdat
.1"Aoolfs.11: P. &Mint Dat , h - Wi Dfte. Robert L.
WOrew. hohU . ! I.
Corminfooplee;
QORNER OF UNION AND PIMIL
(Near Alarket.J. • •
VIITEXRE THE Rirsiac •cusart
TAIN - thei beet and ynroat
.MealsLinuco. •
.eale eecredatt.all. hburs ithe shortert
lice. • • . • .
Lnnoli every - rhombi beriiiina Vie bo • ' it
and.l2o'closik. . .FAED !
an2o-1, 'p m • 4 f,
OWEN, BIEBNE4';-1
X E If A T A . ; 4.:0
49 St. ttes.WS4.6.4.
9.ENTI.F.MEN'S CLOiliMa MADE
,O
TO
DER 0131 AP. FOR: /DMZ' Rli
, .
.gerivisro RETURNED , Titiwit 'NED
• • YORK, wa nd a choice stook of
cassTARREs VESTISOB„ can
purchased* priota far helm:the anal xatass:
Sir Groat indnomente offered to cask httgara.
• •: ,
WINDOW Ct , ILTAINe s , 46
New Stylet for:Spring , of 3282: ,
111 aren't Varietp avtd3iFiae Asikurt
Rria_nt. from, 61+4 otk!Ata
64 , 45*pr Plekt . up t
,
711016Lig PAlLinkji!„
.1
P - ) ‘"- ;i 1 #4 .484 47.03 1 ejiz. -
Iktiretr- ' 4t ik: 4 , s thildAcifirebtilltaflansondAllto
mh2l
' 4
7:DALIELL
• 1 :12
4,Axagw,, 0 4 , v 0.,:
Wholesale GrocitinyT
COMMISSION AND FORWARDIAir
• ALN-1) •
Deaierslu Produce and Pittsburgh Manufactarei
No. 2M LO WRY! STISKET.
cker.ol. • -.-' r ,PPITENTIVab
DA .Ul3 & • CALPFEIrIii
IFFlRrliffilliV TAILORS,
mama) STREET;
V 4 3171I'VEZeiriFED
v lateen.' wellselaned axiczt •
13 .4 AL 14 'IP "
•-^ • :
99.thhpAyMifterClik..7.41PURRII *Or
ALSO—A targeTtedkord4irt
s 'GENT'S - IFURNISEMSIG , I3OOI)I3I .
bioludlnt Woden.Shireir;Ptiverbiiiithierdirea
and emerythiugusuaUs kept by lirttAapitgunish :
tug Mores. ur4,171 proprzgyvysclus , ,a. sumlia
VIDITTEMIIIIGH NW* ca . & in;
Vona Stree,t, of The! Bratiopro, &Um:11 0 w
tory., ostablished•llllB* Asada!) Wok of num.
7 Octavo Centro PhitiOL combining. la Oil Met'
tiali Ofs flrstoloallikittritzbeirt.withistbnotrirlditr
(tintionnitent): -Blear floke;tiot Zrt-tior—aritiorat
pianist. Low for mph or.-acoeptaxtoo..
'W Daff *l3ltolllll,
manufactivers,
S. B. 4/It, C. P. , EIABIELIJE,
ktaindoon and - Dealers In
'Coo aA o' erT ri
and all kinds of
WRAYPING PiiPER; Inivoremoved from
N 0.1917 Wood street
NO. 88 SMITHFIELD STREW.
PifLab,arsh. : Po_
Air Gob rata for RA49, .
CO-PPITIV'EfigHtP.
.
ortineI3IIIDERIBIGNED iff&filiateSOClA
ted with hoe his oson,O,LlVßltllool,lN
rqui,.in a copartnership, tor-the transaction oi
tag CARPETBUSINES. , ,_tirder", the name and
firm of McCEINTO,CL'iIe-SION,' he Ifracits
from a
_generous public a . conthstrnee; t 6 the new
firm, o f the liherat patronas haretofere_hy him
self enie/01. Waii-oTOI3II-:
CARPETS - , Having , pninhalet for =0A611;
before the late wiyanoeithe largest stria el
Carpets hi the city; rvi t i'ditlitkealtailtiikof :
whblesile arid' retail teettilitoneete air •
sortment of -
.CARP
CILRIES,4Ito. 41901.MT001;4
sum ' ' ' 112 Market street::
an23:lyd
TO BUILDMMANDAIOBITHILIL - tTO ' RE
We &renew manufacturing a quraiior arid* o
, 141 E
which we isre prepared to dallier 6olpl 0121. COM.
YARD, 500 iwitaxerx emir*
Bosi Quoiliar; of VaTELIFS' a t twolo on.
hand as tang.
mat • marinioucc wrirorA*T co.-
CrakilLEB MAGEE ..... SODIUM HlOl6l.
ft, !KICKS,
' ll Isi'pOrteral
caliOxiiiTeki-... . 8 4 . OP)*
Vestings, Tailors' Trim flung's, &o f
' 255 'irAii.pr STRPEZ,
Faith
A FRIEND TF NEED: . TRY IT—DR:
SWEETS INVALLIBLE^ LINIM_Ert la
prepared from -the tecipeOf•Dr: Stephen Sweet, - 0
Connecticut, the great bone
.81;44%. and has ; been
used in•his' practice for _the last - twenty YeareWith
the moat astonishing success. ' dealt extenialreta-'
edy. It is mithout .a and wilt mileviatrilwin •
more Speedily than any other preparation,
all Rheumatio sudNeryous Dicordara ft is trio"
Infallible end we • a care ter Sores. ' , Friends,
spreinei,Bruises. its Boothia& imam
powerful atrengt4enuig, properties, excite theiast '
wonder and . astonishment •of all who have ever
givenlif a • Over 'foui hundred certificates of
remarkable carer, earbitmed blot within- the last
two titto et,tuu -
R. nsEt ERR& CO.,
9lienta fer Pittibtirgh.
.dail;l7B.4w9ow .•
' :liftlE• Ii.ALEI4,,
WHOLESALE - g. - A 0.0 LI
... NOEL •18 ,- AND 20 WOOD STREET, '
iitplitoovroar
&mond 4. Pliitners: • • •
BILEASFS VOrEIII,
IThicoassols to Weindloss, Mom &
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Oorner Wood and Wag three*
PIPTTSIMMIGIEL PA
EUROPEAN :ta:45kM"DfC - 7t .
riNHOMAS ILATTlfGadif; - : - ILTROPEAN
A.
Agent :11S Wateristreetildttabtuith Pa.,
is prepared to bring out- or send Oaok:PassmUtere
from orto'any part of the old eohntffi ofthet,
steam osaitutcpartketa. : • -.
SIGHT DRAM ?OH 4/4.5p,14415-jittrittur
Paltg'irtnifidi alioliesiiia4micinfau '
•••••• • / gi rt faithemkt ifltaeLine
ew eßil_z tikelineeof
a way wx LatferDebl.-G
. . .
~• 4 • NEAR- 1 3511'PEPIIEL b•STItEtT '
fbi ..6l- 11.E 2 tiiiriO,"tt ,,, i.1
with lead izrthe n_sost, dor. bit- minors,. by :lie tiers
prooiss of Marmot; Or Oidun? the tb ssith - out
solder: 1,. • • • ,;'' •
nooses Ilioo:niiWlU2 1 4 ,0rand . ,C010 r.:accur
beersrrlksiith ~lthe' iirrirrorerni'tils •
Baths,,Wiash-rtaLds.
StOokorl'usupseod ',cad Pipe
on hand . , . . - _ :
. .
tirholessie
TEAS, IR INES, 'Y '01M;
.NORTE-14e1 oorner
9EIO STR4W.AND TEE DLui 0 '4•U,
LAKE Str.PEfin" CO PP la7,lNi-a;
SME-VITARR 4,14
.
CrID .IEL - 17 - C ..
- Reinke
sheath. Braxton' and Bolt Cop,. '
per Bottons.itiisedStfil traL =T.
Bolder. fro. - AU° import—.
dealers in ?dew , ' -
Platt Meet
Are. -
agpxceurtwitis bind. Tiarbewk. niafbita t
nd Tools. Warehouse : (o. I 49 l lLBalt ono,
ECOND.BTREETS, Pitttb , tritt. Penns. -
Broosi64 orders of Coo Per nut
pitt•-rf fe2l.lO4lar
rr-rws - nrito
RESH
DOM
XIDID AND Eltlta. -
will oh will bepold lathe old pri co
BERLIN' zEPII:rit
1200 'LBS ZE WON., •
t~uee i 4
: chiliess Ind, favoritiLellidaa and
Fon FANCY
„liNFITINCI. • -
Dealers suprliod.o (EFlgift at,leas tl3!ukollLl7,d;:.
nit Eastern ' •
NATON ; NACBTim k CO
WAltllri" PA ERR,' :Oft P-
v v, oog • ....4*ench and ..irteriazln.:o-Ft
Twat' :.at he,oll,
.'.4..)'' . 'l
WEB
14 41T-Co ay. f.T_}l: it. E ;k: ).3 17 .A B
c __ .,.... .L1 ; p'- i. - ,7 .. _.._
A att da9ow.l.- , - - ri.: , 7:::'
nanit iteatareart 4'aild , ' . - ...
delicate, disorders; :self, ... -'.., ,, _-_.,0.
abuse end &sows loy ~ 4. , ;
...;:, 7 „:.
*attire ,W.V 2 iteAlltglJtit: - 4,-, .-,--;„_ .- -
olden te'yontla al o .1.7.
Bezei antl 7 leitzlhg'al4feiorArlaitteg„. eVecatige
D B ...4aagaratcp,,pubMN, the. fact-A.4,lga pclolna
se; the ignorant and' falselintodeet aril , dr° adfully
ahooked.i and think-it et.traittlaier very —llllwlew.. t
and Slr 'bobtail:ablation .and, correlation anions
their wivat.promiaing sone add dattahre;r3 - ,!,:Tabi r
fatally nliyonclan should no csameetoitecutheiei
Tit jamoranee that they acr the same at Dr. altAff
ST.RUP, (=coot soiblighlatr)leat;sitterstive Peer:
MO !night be lost to the selling ttlieli faigoll
'widest 7-; anti -.prostimptaatia,tkundieatirtrt:se
raised fn ignorance, aprinicap,ae,inut tee Id
who ettekbaro nociets. intelligences -ao-,' o
. dollars laid 4=4- PlYstdniousll,raestdal-oralls
'gotten.' it la to putilicity, howoxvr _
_thsterow
7r - itiltis:;.l4 'intattliana wawithaatteht ) malt
—a, dans tars - and_want_ .et preview f eeble
-alekl yiktidol - dilfaktisondillilat - skasti ll e t .
have been .matored..bylutaitla -And3vigethy. pp .
'BRANSTRUP ' beeped , is
Wee ata "lita
teettlaleVit oll ' ith.=sfabimestiveci moottaitt:
forint • anxiety. cation,. be. Sporn:mt.:cr.
.hea or nactarnaleniathekiniffire doniaelelitetirial
in
_a yert.l 4o ort space of gran. -ImhutnotgralegAVA
whieh ars ' Shealy hit_
... .trWt: 'They:Ste thßia DS attts
:earth" °getable, tunyttata, 'bevies toonsthe
fallamoftheZderalalireatinent,tishasaniuldon
ea it etoil,BusaUttra Inc yeti:able ltematenhi
astes.nl treated wit marhodbuocesnavattiad
of" t0t 17 .. 1 9 1 1n (40) extiailentithing.ness,,trest
actall in lownitabi of notb.gto Old- Worklat in
thx_United States; leadahim to.sar-to Isis:mita a
fear ti al, healta and happhae- will asst
apen'thia nevi:,palledcheak.firiadnaionger'elth
montobanka and.quaff, but cojut /ad ,boorilrad
Consumption and air of its- kindred dLicasek ol
Which , tio .!inacl9 annually; All rear eountritai op
"Th e rellev edgreYid%theY atom to it, ,in
tint , Pull Iraild arti can hatfed Cyr gelatin:brat
byiprocnrini It coPyogthst tatiloalAv4erderblah
Ig giden Veda to All thatUpW "Baying the-ad
ealiteze-rwer-liWty ' - '3teir...ra - ott al art 00 1:11 , 1
obaurvati econgetwisattrulte duet superior skill
ip Ihe treattdinit tif' airecisf - diseat:cr, :lad seta) is
'o34VotathlPsdkustlieprotatinisis,sowe/118rnican
taitided Iv !repeatable'cations rpithliedert. pro
Prietort.;-ot hotel; is, • 011ite- -85 , 3reithileld
atrect. nose,Diamond Esed.. ~,geleettegolluetmi'
cations' freed sill - 'pai ettEe Weu aulvtly - 4-
tletdottse , 4llreet ta , , !„ , ...J . t ..-f,. 1-2: . 7 ..,
~,,,,.;
, • 19X wott ,
defehrditw. f- . . J littshavalt.`Poolisials •••---
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fIR.JOHFi-lARV-ET,-SA"IYO FOR
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