- - J. , WTzlizL' - *Lx E., 4 • JllO :419onoLio PIEPLEATION. k:PUDE TONIC MEDICINE. DR HOOFLANWS i, i CELEBRATED . ttl SpRMAN BITTERS J, fiBPARBD BY I" It O. ffi. JACKSON,, Philade phia, Penna., Will effectually care ' o o4 LiVer Complaint, SPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, ilthrontni or Nervous Debil.ll4, lilmmo of thin Kidneys, and ail Diseases Arpin; from a Disordered ~...,, • i. , -., Liver or Stinsuslt, snear .. - as Corustd ,i I _potion. Inward files. Fullness or :.:= Blood to the Head, I,T Acidity of the Stomach, Irma, Heartburn Disgust for ;Food, Ifullnees o rWeight in the . Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sink big or flattering at the Picts toe Stom ach, Swinuningor tne rteau. Hurried and `dililmilt Meat/ling. Muttering at the Heart. Choking (tarifa:sting sensations when in a lying posture, ll:ohm:Leas of Vision_,, Dots or webs be , toms trisieighk Fever and Dull Pain in the - Head, Deficiency of Parse, Yet • lawman of the ;rdn and an in thsvtlid Bear. Cheat ke. Sadden Flashes ofHeat, Burn- . ing in tit? Flesh, Constant 'i imaginings of Evi I. . '''l ana.froe'n'tr° , • i Olen, And will positively prevent x dlow Fever. Billions fever. &a Fi ..._ _al THEY 'CONTAIN_ NOwOHOL 011, MAD WHEIEDITY ~ .They will Mire the above diseases in ninety-nine &sea out off hundred. Induced b the extensive sale and universal *limier:: o f: Hoofiand'i German Bitters, (purely regetable beets of ignorant quacks and unscru )iloris Venturers, iLave opened upon suffering 3umanity theilood of nostrums in the shape g poor whisky . , vil elycompounded-with injurious drilin. and christen Tenho. Stomachic' and Bit ters. • .ili_ ... . . Beware o 4 the innumerable array of alcoholic preparations in plethoric bottles. and big,bellial kegs. under :the midst 'appellation of-Bitters i which. instead of oaring only aggravates disease & ad leave the disappointrelniferers in despair. YOU WAETSGMETIUMIkISTRENG TE6 RN YOU, • YOU wAsa A GOOD APPETITE, DOyoU WA NT TO BUILD: UP YOUR CON aI7TUTIONI DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELL I DO .YOU WAN Ii T TO GET RID OF NEB VOUS NESS 7 •i DO WANT E1f.5 0 9 Y? Do you wait to sleep well? Do you mint a bra& loud vigorous feeling Zt ill ut do use 1 EfOOPLA*D'S GERMAN BITTERS. Acos J. Nencrgßroara, •D. D. Editor a' the Ea- 1 cvidopedie :of Religious Riunoleclos. Although notdissosed to favor or reoommend "dent Medicines in gmeral, through distrust of their ingredients and erects' I yet know of no Benefit reason why a man may not teetilY to the Benefit he believes himself to have received from any simple preparation in the hope that he may thus oontributete the ben fit of others. I'o this the more readily in , regard to Roof 'bad's German , ißitters, prepared by Dr. C. If.' Jasiltnat i ef chill city. because I was prejudiced ramtaem for.many ream. under the imPres on t they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture, indebted., to my friend Robert Shoemaker. ..for the removal of this prejudice. by proper es te and for encouragement to try them, when team great and long continued debility. ' 'he ili z, !:o . f threenbottlee of these Bitters, at the aeginning of ilniipresen t year, was followed by *evident' relief, land. restoration to a degree of siedillyand mental vigor. which r had not telt for ix months . 4 and had almost depaired of re , abbr. Ith re thank God and my friend for directing me to e use of them. •!qr J. NEWTON BROWN. I , ltu asitsta4i,June 23,1861 liVit 1110 En. j oesp" AH. Keimard,,:Pasger se as ITonA Davie Geurok. Da._ Teersoted•Ossa B,1: —I have begat' Plenth•requestedito connect my name with oom nenidallots of different kinds of medicine, but 11612434 g the nooities WI out orrery appropriate ; phere, / have nail eases deeldieed; but with a olearproof in various instanceCatdpartioularly in woe& Widl7, of thewddness of Dr. Hoof fandleGerman Bitters, I depart'from my astral ruse,' to express my full conviction that for eneradebility Of thesystem,and especially Livr Complaintit is tilsafean.d valuable preparation. some cases it may GA but asuallY I doubt not be very lathe' to those who suffer from '...,psirove causesi !Iroueever drIM ) Biala beloWD6ts street, Phila.,Deo. 241 h. =She WM nil "4.LDS. R Milli r r72lDEß, Ger ' 4 raantotors. B AT.M. I Aciiii: ll -4=1 " : i dE n ie e Z!f 1881 ' years ago.to 'give you a certificate, teertibia 2Gerniark.Dltters had done for me. lam ew oath , eneirei of 'all those diseases your eProfereesi*o enre,vls; Dystrepal Moon eaxidNervous debility; disease .o the KidnerS. IC. The powerftilinfinenee it exerts upon Ner , iroofproalratlon liirurtobring, I have been con sulted frequently.ln reference to your Bitters,and 1 0thouthesitatioti,lrave recommended it for the above complaintsminil in even/ butane° it has effectually ouro&F our meHoine has a great eutetion in Germantown, . n 3 is sold in every Store, end inmost of the Grocery stores If any one s hould question' what I say, let oeemLere,ig a tothrreaCtown, end I will prove to *pirate on, Urfa' the Bitters have oared in this vicinity more than twenty oases of the &borer dames,' 4 _:-„•• 7 Iterepeothdly, 1 l. _HANNAH WUNDOR, ' Main street , above hous e . Germantown; urn's. u ', 1;.• -- Tr THE THIES FOR THE SOLDIERS,. build up the posunitution, and give health en - Janet .t. 9., 44 overtasked and diseased with.' , _,3.1 . 1 4 THE TVITLYONY FROM nizA.RlifY p= „ *Deireue,Atimost.l2.lB62. Da; (1. M. J.souro*-Dsar. Mr.; While in : a, owing to tkei'ehange of water, I was taken tr. th a severe distritha,which seemed incurable, and e`bie4atlyi, Weakened me. When we cached I feared I s should have lei emir home; t crag nottsomtfot your Bitters in .he store Mr. H. 11.1 Price, in that town, I par- , based a supply, and'en takingit was speedily re-, gored to health., I The diarrhea was quteklY checked, end I experienced no return of it. .4 number °lmp comrade*, who sufferedinthesame manner and" from the same cause, with whom I shared the-131= me in this certificate. I r expect to iturn , to e meat of war with the Leg=, ondlerLatlSil 0 . take a supply _ of the Bit - . ;sin my _knapsack, I would not be without it! r 14 WidaLtin*ll.partioulag,ron . gpkt*lnto a• - • sil r ul maist- •• l ' AI.'SALTRIVEI, ' , - •• • ' - CromPalON.•lsoOttLegion. '"BEWARE 07 potzr4rEarmirs. .. SeCthaithe signet ired " 0.3 M JAMESON." 0 oaths Wolarrin of each bottle. I i 1 hinefust Officie.ind Manufactory, ' aro. eat • ;Alava - fiIITIMICfry lONltp3iSr, EVANS. 031waissos To O• if. ' 11°111 " * C°J ; Wholesale Grocery - and 'Liquor Store LL. - .PIitaEJLISTOR.S. FOr Sale. 1 _ i...,., YNIIIIN STOCK AND FlNNturaii OF A ' fir ih r & 118 . 6 7 D... ' ,4 lol4sit an d Dollars 113 . noir, A Wholesale, Grocery and Liquor Honey do wn fa the United a n d by lug a good trade on one of the best business ,IDs.' ono. H. SUMER, '... streets in. the eityilsoffered for sale, as the own-.' aiiirr • er re& to - go d re ss ther -harkens. 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EDT *zaiiniOF Allif ORDER OF THE ..R.S Orphan's Court of Allegheny county; 'the undersigned, administrator of. the gooD,. and chattels of Ann ,Gottaman, 'dee'd;" will expose , td de by vendue or public outcry at the Coetell HMIs& City orPittsburgh, on Saturday, He. weinabeir eletth,ll462. at 14 o'clock D. m.— All the right title; inteiett and claim of Ann Gotta and t o en, la Allegheny counts', deceased, in and to all that ' certain tract or parcel of land; situate, lying and being in Shaler township, Allet Ebony county, State of Petuisylvania, and bound' . ed and described as follows , to wit : Beginning at a point opposite the Pennsylvania Canal on al line of propertynow,or late owned by Buffington' heirs; thence by aetraight line to the top of th WS to a post, thence* a straight line to a flame ' building formerly owned by Spang, and occupied ,as a eirehtAiies. on the bank of the canal, thence across the t a rsi to the line of property owned bY Joseph Buffington, thence by the same to the place of beginning, and containing ten acres• be= mg the same tract of hind granted and conveyed by Ephriam Buffington to Henry .Gottsman by deed dated 14th October. 1844, recorded in Allot ghetry county, deed book, vol, 69, page 100, and the same granted and convey ed as the proPerti of the laid ttenr.v Gottaman. by Wm. Magill. E B O.- Sheriff of Allegheny county, to said Ann Gots ' man, by deed Doll dated the 28th deg of Aprif. , A D., 1855 and havingthereon erected a largeDaine stable, carriage and wagon •honee, said property !.being commonly li;nown as the Belvidear 'hetet DtoPertY. Atao All that certain lot or pieee of ground situate in the Fifth Ward of the city ofPlUsburgh, and marked and numbered as No. 2, in a plan of lots laid out by James S. Stevensen, and btranded and describ Pennast', viz: Begun:Ling on the south able oatreet at the disumee of 404 feet westerly trom the corner teller& streak. thence i'dongl'etin - stimet westwardly 24 feet fe lot No. 1: I thence southitarilly by's I inc Parallel with O'Hara street 60 feet to a twenty foot ally; thence along said alley by a line parallel with Penn street eastward) yto the line of lot No. 3: thence by e q line parallel with O'Hara .trees to the place of b ginning together, with the_privileges of said alleY and' he canal basin, and all such rights and pri v lieges as are expressed: and contained in a coed{ from the exectitors of James S. 'Stevenson, deed; to Daniel Depretin, recorded in the °Sc.:tier re- cording deeds ac., in and for A.Urgheny count,. iq deal book T, 2d vol, 44; ;Ingot; being the same lot ounveyed by James Bfakeley, Esti,. and Susanna; his ;via. to Henry Outman, by deed dated ffith February, 1850, sod recorded in Allegheny noun. ty aforesaid, in vol. 89, page :02, and on which there is erected a two story frauie dwelling house divided into twotenements. Termite of taste—Five per emit: on the bid td be paid when the property ntruok down: the balance to be paid udo Court by the purchaser. after conftrmation of sale upon the delivery of the deed. JOHN flols/TZER, no:Nadeolo Ada/Ml:tr* rote, Stork, Draft,. goad and Mort: gaga, Real Rotate and Her. • ' ehaadlle Beaker. MICE 800MN0.12 BURKE'S BUILDINGJ YOURVI STREA. Fltlsburgli. PA. Desirable Mill property and 'other Real Estate to the amount 0(8100000 for sale low. XVIIRTITIITEN .FOR THE ARMY Furnished by J. H. CASIDAY, nol7 Burke's Building 4th et. near Market. THE ABDESCO OIL comr 'NY ~A uart rue Ar HA" FOR. Befined 4raeseo OH, NON - EXPLOSITII. 4LBO, PURE BENZOLE. warehouse, 27 IRWIN STREET PITT3BURGII. PENNA. riItISSOLIJTION—THE JrAk I-1 WARD & CO , was dissolved on the 4 4 h slap of November. 186 Z by the retirement of George O. Reis, and Andrew B. Berger. therefrom, The interest of Reis and Bargee plums into the hands of James Ward; and the business of said Arm' passes into the hands of the remaining memberi thereof, who are to settle all debts and collect all demands, and eontlnne said business, to whom the patronage of the old attends of said firm li reoommended. ' JAMES WARD, LWBI. WARD 1113.181 r BEd -RR. nolfkand CORNWELL & KERR, CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS. (At the old eitalaliod Coat& Acton.) 1)17Q14:811115 WAIN - t CLAIR wriszpr: done so mast. ; ' 309 01 13 t Read i iteOALT Read .BIGELY 111:POSTANTI I gIaRNAT =LIEF. TOI THE AFFLICT,. data ED; Ind those sulfating from'weakneas of TO ,ALL, YOUNG AND 0144 you wish to experience great relief la rout; &Xt. try the world-renowned RUSSIAN PEBBLESPECTACI•IIB. Purchasers will continue to find perfect, aatiataa Bon by trying thesaflpeotacles. Bold only by J. DIAMOND, Optician. No. GO Fifth street, Post Building. da The ed. Raman Pebble inserted in old frames. dr • it Bawer imposters and Pretenders. boa IMAUTH HUNTEB WM. IL SMITH & co, WHOLESALE GROCERS, NOS. 112 SECOND AND 147 FIRST STREETS' ddb P • ITTBB GUN ILLA.NKETS, FOR ARMY USE. W. IIIoCLINTOCK & SON, 112 NAAR= lIITREET. oat CURTIS -C. STEINMETZ, o AAAA L HOIIISt CA.IIPENT AND JOBBER. mop !Mllli ALLEY, leeteeesane Wendt esnenGilber litzreets, PITTSBURGH rdere. Pi. aus solicited and promptly' attended to. RDIA ItlatHEß DRIIBIIIIB . O CVPB and Piitems ror.soldiers' use for sale at 26 and 28 St, Clair street: J. &Z. PHILLIPS. &Off. NEW ;11.61rEATIN I NG: RATES, The tollcirriligvateehf adveitleing have been; njteedmilen ba the‘Ptiblistien; ;of tne-.Pittebtugh Daily I , reearto take effeeten and after the 10th d a y emayoriber, liffs2. on, all new*ntnietsv on STAWiimto NATTER. "Rh. 9INGII 4 , q tr.422;: -. I3YIIILT DAT: Onb leeeition..... - : 11... 0 fwo,monfho—... D 9 09 TwOinßertithigi.." I'oo Three moths-. 1100 Thkee insertioni 4 '25 Four-months ... /302 One week..—,.....; / 2 00 e_pionths, ... 14 OO Two: weekt.. also Six months" 15 02 Threes wi1ike„.:......... .:' )500 Nine month;... 20 oo f One montb....—. -CD One year::..-........ 25 OD _ ,... — . ~ rqßartecattsswirrALTTEß. ,• . ' . ,...... Whioltallowa the:privilege de weekly chattier . Of / 3 2110* . 1'A0 be .inileiied among new adtettieementa. • • -," ' ?pit:BING-1B fr2ITAB2., SVIRY DAY,; Six months , '• .. • ' $lB 015 Twelve nit:natal ' ' ' ",... i. 80.00 ' Adtainistrrtors'Nottoee. 8 25 t Manias:a Nottem.--........... ... Death Notio- " .. ....... 75 R 0........ . idvertisementi ordered in for one aleate, or lea time, to be each at the time of or, • , CHARLES AVICNIGHT, Eve. Chroniole. - .POST &FLER.O.II, Rifts. Dispatch. JAB B ARB , Pitte. post. 13. R R IDDLE jt 00, Pittebargh Gazette. J. H. CASIDAY. SELECT TALE. A[NT :111 'S ADVENTIN Evening had closed around the little brown farm-honse in the hollow ; gray ; November nightfall and the wild Nixgara of crimson sunset fire had poured its flam ing sides long since into the great chalice!' of splendor that lies hidden somewheie be- 1 yond the Western horizon line—the mon umental urn where rest entombed alike!: the days crowned with roses and those' baiiied in tears. There, was no sound with: out, save the branches of the huge soya more tree, chanting uneasily against the moss-enameled roof, and the complaining wind among the brown and scarlet drift , of leaves that carpeted every dingle of the woods. Within, the red brick+ of the hearth had been swept until they shone as! if carved in coral, and the many tongues of flame danced and sparkled and crackled among the gigantic lop , like a band of' elfin spirits. The cricket that harbored somewhere in the chiinney corner had' commenced his vespers, and,A.unt Miriam Fenner's brisk knitting needles shone and glanced in the firelight, as ehe sat there in as 'old-flishioned:cap border and spectacles, looking almost as pretty—so uncle Peter, thought --as she used to look in the dayd when he went sparking and was wont to contemplate the evolutions of her gleam. ing needles while he considered what •it was best to say next Nobody would have suspected Peter of any such romantic meditation, as he sat there sorting out seed corn and packages of blue beans on tim round table, and la., holing them with portentous deliberation!' So little do we know what is passing in the'minde of others. There was a third person, sitting in the' red hearth glow, however'; a young man, of almost twenty-four years of age, with dark brown hair and eyes to correspond, who amused himself by tantalizing aunt Miriam's kitten with the good lady a ball' of yarn—the animal, like all the rest of her sex, becoming more and more anxious for the woolly sphere,the higher,it was held. "So you've really made up your mind to get maOied, Jatnes?—do stop teasing that kitten!" said the old "lady, with' a contrasted voice. ( "Yes. aunt Miriam; it isn't good for a mantto be alone,you know." There was a silence again. James An nett wound and unwound his yarn very unecessarily; uncle Peter eyed hie seed peas thoughtfully; and Mrs. Fenner knit on energetically, with pursed•up lip and, scarcely perceptible shrug of her broad shoulders. "Aunt. Miriam, I wish you could see Millicent," said the young man at length. "I can't say that I have any desire to see your city ladies, James,"said aunt Miriam, coldly, "they're too fine spun for an old-woman like me. White hands and , piano . ptafin' may be very grand—l dare say it is—but it don't suit my taste !" "But, aunty, I am sure you would like, her. Come, now, do be reasonable and go over to-night; she is spending a week at her grandfather's, and she would be so, much gratified to see yon?" "Thank you, I ain't curious on the sub ject;" responded aunt Miriam, primly.— Only I heered that !die' Brownell had a bad stroke of the then:petit, and I don't see how she gets along with this newfan gled grand-darter I,' "I can't understand why you are so prejudiced against poor Millicent., aunt Miriam," said the young man, uneasily.— 'I wont:disguise from y you that it makes me very unhappy to think of marrying with out the approval of one who him, been a mother to me, and yet—" "And yet you're etermined`to go your own gait ; that's the plain English of it, James ;" said aunt Miriam. "Well, I' l suppose you can do it without my consent;,! you It never get it anyhow!" and she poked the fire vigorously as the old clock ' began to strike. "Seven o'clock!" ejaculated James, starting up, 'and I promised to be at the peat-office by this time. There's to be a meeting about the minister's donation party' yon know, uncle Peter. Bless me, I did not imagine how late it was." And with a gay parting nod to his aunt, he disappeared. "There goes as good'a boy as ever lived, said uncle Peter, "but, I guess, before. the eveningis over, he'll contrive to get round to Squire Brownell's, Miriam, you may as well say yes to that affair at once ;- he's determined to marry that gal—rings, city fashions and all." "I wish we'd never sent him to college in New York," sighed Mrs. Fenner, "then he wouldn't have come across this city sweetheart." 'Then he'd ha' come come across some body else; so it's as bread as it is long," remarked uncle Peter, philosopically. 'Yes; but it might have a been.a.smart, stirring gal, who knew how to keep house —not a useless toy, good for nothing but to hang gay clothes on. - I tell, you Peter, I can't approve of it, no how."' Uncle Peter whistled 'Hark the Tombs a Doleful Sound,' and ret u rnedu once more to be the contemplation of his melorrseeds and corn kernels. Nine o'clock; the fire covered - with a mound of brown ashes, the cricket chirp ing drowsily, and uncle Peter snoring melodiously from an inner room; still Mrs. Fenner eat there, mechanically plying her knitting needles, yet unco,micions that the kitten was frisking about, and, hopelessly entangling her precious ball of homespun yarn—deaf and dumb and blind to- every thing but her own thoughts. , wonder,' she began, and then stop ped. 'After all,' she mentally resumed the next.tainute, 'there can't be anyatatin in it if I just slip on my hood and shawl and go through the orchard path to Squire Brownell s. Not that I'd go in; not a bit of iti but I'd merely take a peep in at the keepin room window as I went past. I would like to see what sort of a face - it is that has bewitched James so completely; but he must never be any wiser for it.' She pondered a second or two longer, then rose hurriedly, extinguished the can• dle that stood in a shining brass candle stick on the mantle, listened a moment to the unbroken monotony of uncle Peter's snores, and, muffling a shawl around her head, withdrew the bolt of the kitchen door, and crept ontinto the starless gloom of; the November night. ,Ittyas beta short distance, under the leafless branches of the gnarled old apple trees: and into the !turnpike road. Aunt Mihail felt a little conscience-stricken as she lifted the Wicket of Squire Brownell's gate, and stole noiselessly up the chrystin hemum bokdered walk; she could not help wondering what Elder Oliver would say if lie - Wrere to become aware that she, the ea pet lady in the congregation, were prowl ;ing about like a thief in the night, 'lt is all for James' sake,' said the yen ierable dame, under her breath, as she ushed - naide the great sweet-briar that ling over the panes, and peeped slyly in ;to the window. - Mrs. Brownell eat in a big arm-chair by the fire, her feet swathed in flannel, the Squire was smoking. a pipe over a three dsya' old newspaper- and before a pine ta ble, at the other en& of the room,•stoo&a. ,iosphliiiked girl; of perhaps seventeen, I!TONDA• By LILT RLNDOLPEr The arms unclasped with electric speed. 'Aunt Miriam! how on earth'— 'Hush! don't speak above your breathe There now—if you're going to laugh like that you'll raise the town!' `I—I can't help it, aunt Miriam,' gasp. ed James, clinging to the gate poet, and. vainly trying to check the gusts of laugh ter that would come. `What would uncle Peter say? who would have expected to find Mrs. Penner, Vice President of the Dorcas Society?' 'James, hold your tongne, if you don't want me to box your ears. And if you breathe a word of this to any living soul'— Well, I won't, aunty won't, upon my word, only the whole affair is so su premely ridiculous.' Nonsense!' said aunt Miriam, slipping through the gate. ` There, you needn't turn back with me, you silly boy. Go in and see Milly— I know that's what you prefer. And Jamie'— 'Well, sung, Miriam?' 'l've changed my mind about that little Milly of yours. I dotitt believe you can find a prettier wife: easettle,the matter as soon as you please, and. we will see wheth, er your old aunt Mariam has forgot how to make wedding cake.' 'But are you in earnest, aunt?' `Never was more so in my life.' 'What has altered your convictions? surely I may ask that one question? That isn't a tall to the purpose, young man. But remember, not a word of this this ridiculous adventure!" "You know how to administer bribes, aunt Miriam," said the youth, gaily, as he enfolded the old lady in his arms, and gem her a third kiss. Through the starless darkness she hur ried—under the wind tossed apple trees, and beneath the friendly shadow of her own porch, where uncle Peter's snores yet resounded like muffled trumpets. I What makes you so late, wife ?" de manded a drowsy voice from the inner apartment, as she glided around, replacing shawl and bonnet, "I've been as fast asleep as a lOrmouse, I do believe—bat I did think I heered the click of the bolt." It must have been the kitten among: the pans,' iitiplh aunt Miriam—the near est approaeltt fib she ever indulged in, before or alter: And in itibsequent life, when the firm conviction seizedher that James Arnett had iMparted her secret—in strict confi dence, of course, to his ;pretty with--she consoled herself by saying, mentally: "Well, I don't care if he has hator my part, I shall always be glad of peep into 'Squire Brownell's window." War upon the Word "Lady." The London Saturday Renew thus en ergetically takes this favorite word to pieces: The silly euphemism of "lady" for 4 )` wife" has pretty nearly gone out of fashion. Probably it first arose from such phrases , as "Lord A. B. and lady," much as one pften speaks of a king and "his queen." But "lady," "female," or. "young person," have pretty nearly driv en out the plain word "woman,9, which, by the light of nature, we should havet thought needed some euphemistic substi.' tate much less than "female.", ~ Perhaps the two very oddest euphem isms which we have ever heard Caine in two sermons preached at the - time of the Irish famine. In one, preached in the university pfilpit, the 'divine talked about "that esculent Which, hat recently failed." Now,. if Moses` and the prophets could talk straightforjvardly': about Welts, and onione, and "''cucumbers why -on , earth ,should not an English clergyman talk stinightforwardly about potatoes? instan was more eccentric still. The other preache c r t old his flock that he had himself been in Ireland, and that the wretchedness of the people' was - So great that he had; with• his own eyes, seen a woman 'yoked to a plow "aloof- with an 'animal which decency forbade him to mention." His hearers were puzzled. What animal is tliero—especially what an. imal at all fit for drawing a plow—which decency forbids any one to Mention ? `There is, indeed, a noisome insect which • may only be mentioned under the most general terms: There is also a quadru ped 'whose female Torm reqiiirea:the most delicate'circurrilecutions, thou Tithe male is presentable , bfname hithainnit society. But the poor woman could hardly be yoked with a "ladyldog ,•" though; had the sermon been preached in America, it would have been quite •possible to im agine her yoked with a "gentleman-cow." Some ingenious persons suggested' a pig as an uncleanbeast., yet the mention of a pig is not - generally looked upon as a breach of decency. At last the beast so delicately veiled turned out to be—a donkey! But why decency forbade the preacher to mention an animal which certainly fills an honora ble place in both the Old and New Testa ments, is, like Dr. Johnson's custom of collecting orange-peel, one of those prob lems whose depth can never be pierced by anything short of the inquisitiveness of a Boswell. - the sleeves of her .crimson therino dress ; rolled up above a pair of exquisitely dim pled elbows,. and her hands buried in .a, wooden tray of flour—engaged, in fact, in the operation which housekeepers call 'set ting a sponge.' So niudfat home . did she seem in the culinary art, that aunt Miriam! said to herself, very decidelßY, 'This can' t be the city visitor; I ii4aar where she ' when her dotihts were all dispelled by; Mrs. Brownell's voice: •Milliceimt, I wish yon -'d write out the receipt for that cake you mode for tea. I: don't see where you learned to be sohandy ; abotit the house!' 'Why,.grandmamma,' said the young: lady, gaily, 'you seethe toforget that my mother was educated, under your eye.—: She, does not believe French and music are everything a girl needa to learn. Now, do you put those stockings down—l'll see that they get mended bye-and bye.' Aunt ,Miriam turned away from the win .dow more bewildered quit?, ever t but with. a very satisfactory feeling stirring under' the prejudicei that had fil'ed her kind old heart. If this were the , much talked-of Milicent. things might 'not be so bad, af-' ter all. And Milly worked away at the: sponge, the merry smiles dimpling her face, like sunshine on a bhd of roses, nt-, ' terly unconscious of the audience of one who was now contemplating a retreat. But the adventures of the night were not yet at a close. As aunt Miriam grop-i ed her way toward the joatb, lamenting the pitchy darkness of the night, and the; crackling of crisped leaves as her not very elastic feet shuffled through them, every pulse in her frame came to a sudden pause of terror, as a pair of muscular arms were thrown round her, and a moustache came in contact.with her cheek:, Such a kiss f i Aunt Miriam couldn't remember its like since-the days when Peter Fenner courted the beauty of the village. In vain she struggled breathlessly to escape: whoever the individual might be, he, didn't do things by halves, and evidently'bad no dis-' position to relinquish his,prise. 'My darling little Millyl how did you know I was coming to•night?' Then came another kiss, before aunt Miriam could exclaim, in stifling accents: 'James Arnett, are you craay? Do let go of me, and behave like a sensible ores- • tare!' THE REASON;WHY. - [The foloWing indignant protest, -in poetry . , against thescheine of ColonienHon, published, some time'since in juit new olives= sive of the'indiunation with *WA car colored population here redEiiie-Pmiderit'Linoolnli sug-I a:Elution fof the same 'ntirliose SCIENTIFIC DISC9IIRSE AY PROP. INDIGNATION.' • DYNE BUMMER! 'Tis my wisb dis time To babe offprose, an' spoke inrime, Just to lull de - white trash a • e Dat I kin 'dress you in sweet ,po tree. Des , tink dey got all de edica ion. • Dat no odder . people in de nation Kin call de a id: ob all the muses, But dey'll see I kin, of I °henna. Well den, to begin, you all do nos, • Dat de wbite trash am a gwane for to go To send the kulle . rd popelation. - 'Way, off t' Liberia. in anudder nation. War desunehine am so Aerobia' hot. - Dat Its rays will-bile dry dinner pot: An' day' my fren'e: yoy of to toil, To mak; a libbin' fram de soil, An' cado, ob korie 'You will be free, A n' each man had 'hie liberty Lag liberty eoneiels in tie. rile To work all day lie like qe.urite Man, or else olitere an' die, Like lacy wires in ebery conteri... WendolPhilipslo his lass proclamation. Bed. dot de kailleed popelattion War a dyin' oh 'way. bar'l oh lasses on a July dos, Dot wife and blank togedder coodn't stay, An' tole de blacks to go away. Die onsult, ob koonse, we coodn't pass, We met and wrote him down—an• ass. ABy dbe u m d e r n ' dot r m a s r bass ap r ec e h ch esWid elenaqueince and indignation 'oinsteberyting like kulonisatien. We.papsed a wore by acklenaation, Dot de black folio beat ob ad creation. An' chew de abolish 'nista - - Dad we could see rite true.dar game. Ole Philips sees de raceabsq gatchelate, But tell wat produce ins state. But I kin on' by your approbation. I'll 'Larne it — dmalanniation / .De obolieliniena won't let our gulf abots, An' note want to send de men from hOY+44 Holly I . won I tink oh [Limy bind bile Like hasty pudding, all do wile. Ant, Clawson els she'd gib a dollar. To hab a wite man try to fool her: Metes, of dey'd come roan' her, she'd lam Demon de Billy Cowbay olams I)arfor, I 'wise Sewer& an' all deft. To 'weld de seller as dey would de lob; But I'm off de track ob wat I ment to site, When I kum bar die blessed nits. I anent to lend my . feeble yell Galnat kulon isa non, and .to tell Din konaregation, one an' all, Not to be humoug'd by.de skeane at all Wm rite hab dey to club.togssider. Dayen de kuller'd folks 'way, wedder will or no ? I'll I uff see I'm a Kousuth an' Loin Monkey Kombiaed in one; I'll show Dat I am rosin', an' holm' to blow. Et we go'dqr, to toorkwe got to go, A tins an clark,'ee hate yen nos: Darter, I 'Link, we'd all be fools, To try to tarn do use oh tools. Wat do we want tonne 'bout bricks. Or baildiu'hon.ets an'agich tricks t Pl' we tarn deco tangs, an' doh like. We'll hob to work from morn till nice. No - loi got b ut e lofe rone'de docks • Or markets mats work like an ox— Belanger da- es thej'g an' reel, At Retsina 'farket , for de lunch oh *el— Dlo longer for de porgies sing, Nor dance de inbaib de ring; All pleasure will be gone away. When kulokisation Ott de away, Tru, Of we all would lib tagedder. • One black man. is limas good as tedder: We'd bib our own laws an' skools, But wat's all dis t you staple fools. If you got to work to make it t Dewier, I say, de deble take it. Do dandy dark ey won't go 'WRY. Maltase Liberia hab no Breadvray Wharin, on Sunday arternoone Ile kinaport his fancy srowserloons. An' dated. coat, iis Food as new. Only bin boas wore at a year or two Afore be did!' hut wot oh dat ? Do kuller'd ladies 'met so flit As to cha p ne cote, Wen de dat's in It, wan a go t,, Dry nether ax 'eta what dey get oar elm. Bence. it am innarred, day nose. But I must stop dis brilliant epic hare; Betas° its growidu Into. I fear Let de kulonisstioners do dar mite. You all cum her each lector nits, An' keep de suldiSk in a blaze, An' bring all de money you kin raise; An' han' do cash each nits tome, Kase I'm de Gineral Konamittear-- Will Brudd er Ruff be so perlite Ai to pass de maser roun' to-nite. An' look out for macle.ob tin. • Bekaa° de ianfere ring dem in; Au' m my eyes am old an' bad to see Dey'm ellen poss'd away by me. A QVEER excuse was made by an old, lady. The good womam was subpcetied to appear as a witness on a rather delicate case. She did not come, and a warrant was issued for her appearance on which she was brought into court, the presiding judge thought it was his duty to reprimand her: "Madam, why were you not here be fore?" ' "I couldn't come sir." "Were Ton not subposned, madam?" "Yes, sir; bnt I was sick." "What was the matter, madam?" "I had an awful bile, sir." After a pause: "Upon your honor, ma dam?" "No, sir, upon my arm." EIDRIVATEDismassag— Dr.BROWN'ShiRDIOAL and ijIIROIOAL Office. N 0.50 Smithfield street. Pittsburgh. ' • Pennsylvania. .. 1 Dr. BROWN is an old citizen of Pitteburg.h. and has been in praoliooforthelasttventy-fivb years. His business has bora" ' maned martirto Private and . flundtalDiswara.• {ar orimme AND STlCAlkffifil In need of a. medical friend: filatud , :nsit to find out gore Wipe of tellid2c TbaDootarla a regular graduate. anot his expemaL, 41.. NW treat- , matt of st certain elms of dftne, is guar aatee to the sufferers of obtaining anent re lief by the use of his Nonecilogiand following hie ildvAtte. DR:BB:aims matzprels - • never fall to the , want •fttrm of 'Softwood Diseases. /mptuntlee and Scrofulous Afoot:lons. Also a ll &mules arising from a, hereditary taint. r Which mignlfestritself in'the'llum • or tatter oaorisais. and , agreatf many Lamm& of skin dis ease". the misin of whielt the stlent-le entirely jamoratt. To peals° Dr,,Brown Went tiOne!of a turAg i eidAmi a Di. BrOwn's remedial forit zd alarming trouble brought en-often by that al lutbit ye a h sensual gratification. Whieh tact young 'yeah winded often give way (to theirown deetruetha...). ar the,only nensedies in the county" —they are ' end 'make a weer retaration 1,1111EINIBLummL• irowli i 's .remediee,nevez Ail to cur& Painful disease fel raw navg—le will warrant a cure.•• Be aidetreattr-Pilte, 'Sleet; Oonnorrhcea Sftioture..lirethalDlaoharges4Remalejireal t ness. moduatiSuPPSE494l6 4ke ipts. mstala An% ervous.Affeetlims, Paint the Bachand Rldhert;lrritation'bf the :Madden to. gather with all diseases of an impure A lr,ctr the gympteasoontainint a 71111,fteated 101 M. BROWN NaaWEimithfield Pittaburgh. Pa.ewill be iniMediatoly UMW. ed.. Mediolue quit to Bug adchetar ellthl7 Peeked and segue from obsenration. Office and Private Roman; Na, 50 Smithfield trio*, .trobac•o.•A Pa. - nol6-dawds GOOD.B. • - TENTR'I VAJVsT.I3INErrED PROM IFY iho East„ a large andoholoe selection 0f... SPRIEGARD SUMMER- GOOD,§, for Ciente and Yeuthe: wear, embracinze aD the newt atrial bATIN9B. 94r7m,FIABD vines Nee. W. H. . 148 Federal street Caner Market Square. Allealtemy city. . myg T: lEETEL EXTRACTED WITHOII.T PAIN by the use of an apparatus Whereby no drugs or falVflitill battery are used. Medi cal gentlemen and their families have their teeth extracted by Tay process. and are ready to testily as to the safety and painlessness of the operatim whatever has been said by persons interested in asserting theoontrary. haviturno knowledge of MY . proems. VIEILARTLFICIAL TEETH Inserted in every hand oh , ars es as .low, as will -warrant the t of material in all oses. OMB% 31684 134 fftlAUdeld PAreet, n01417-Se FREM ABEIVAL OF - - BOOTS. SHOES AND GUMS. which will be scdd at theold' jilted at , .027 BO : a8 ,t ; 1111 QUESNEIRASSIORKS'''i - • --I Al t r i/orusintiol PrNISITED ,BRAES Woax, 'GAS AND STEAM' , FITTERS, .1 ; , ai`Partlinilar attenton to fitting Oil Befmert .es. Brass Castings ofstiperiorsmoctbness tnadetq wder. steamboat work and soaking Saner; 40 4 - Ross' ; and Oil A 'let aa tE 'a•Sefo Lam ;lu Brackets t:Jerits: corner ST. i AND BUQUBSKE TUT. ." I :Young's o f fner4 Mein 4±4 l ' 4501#4 mu) siwqrs, . Whore OYEIT/EitB and.lll- the' delloaoliw *Mei Ifeancni Bernd lay lathe Moot valatsbld frtyl ELI YOIJNG, bed tenter vumn ellermid Smithfield et: * .i:i, : •- . L ? A 'twu IN:-NEED.:"irritar:rr=m4 rii. •SWEETS .11TEALLIBLEI;10.11illiMT-.is prepared from the recipe cif Dr. Mohan Sweet of Connecticut. - the great bone setter ; and lull beew used in his practice for the last twenty year with the moat astonlihing IMS:eft i dal an external rem-t edr. it is without a rival and; will nlieviateaa• ni more "speedily than any other preparation: : Fog allißheumatio :and Nem= Disorcieralt is truly! Infallible, and as a cure for Sores, SiroundN Sprains.' Bruises, ke.; -its- aootidng. hcalimg:and powerful strengthening,propertiee,-excite .tbeiust I weeder and - astonishm en t or ill, who - ha ve even 1 gives it a trial. „ o .yerlourrhundied eat:Valetta pi remarkable cirm,,t?erformed by it within the last two years, attest, thisfitow i ..- -....., ti.,...,1., , , , ,- ~- , ; . : It. SELLERS A CO., !, detnlydaweaw ' ' Agents for Pitteburith: . . . TO CONSUMPTIVES.. VHE ADVERTISER' WAVING BED restored -to.health *a fewisineks, by' a very', simple:remedy, after having anered several years with a severe lang'`alfeistreic 'and' - that dreadful disessei gonstunpsion—is nnzipas 'to mak l tlqui, wu to I& fellow sifferers-apStneans-Ofente: I To all who deetre it, he will sand apreavrintinn amid (free of charge). with the dire;'ons for•prel Paring and using the same. which' ft hey* will a mare airefor coanonprion. Awkrus,-I,lYronehitia•AO Theionly °bleat of the advertiser:An sending the Presatintfon Is to benefit the soil( ' ets& and *rend information : which he coneives to be invaluable, and he hoes every sufferer will U9llO 'VernedYi as it s will: Ahem nothing.: and ruar_DrOve a _ blem , , I, P leirt, wialdny the_preerktionwill;_tdOsigeill drew . • Rev. Eil WAR :A. WILSON._.; 1 ael9-3sa Williatinibrai ruoh; Co unty,' N. Y: ' ~ ITIEIGULuIt BACIALET, WHOLESALE GROCIO Hop. is AND so wodonizET, Ja2¢lf PYTTI9B - II It 61' waLuxIGILLNI, • , cuuttgorA. Qom.. ' ' tkeet,aPiirtow.' fießeral butaers.., • • , MEARS idt •CONFIDEIP, • •• -• • OElFiceeesorsto hPo4lllina'4k iii 7 4 ol, Efe4l4 -440044, (Sum Wood...aid - I%w tapas EUROPEAN A.G . *4;7.3rt. imeteass. itArlfi6l4ll4, Bilikgp#P4lll • 11 - d=ent; 1 / 5 Water street l i tttelitigl.. Pn.; from premed to bring out or seed 'back p steam br annengegg or to any part of the: old eoimtril, either b.* . i• BIGH EuropeT Dsy.oß flAl4l.pa*e* parrog ." • • 4thit for theindlanapolla andtrinelkundlliall-7 Also, Agent for the old Black Star Line of Taolceta. andfor thelineabf ftho"tnnigithill-i g between New York. LiverpOol. w And alahro will • I 410 • TIE .EL.DOILAIikOsi Om/any am" icrinmaina4) coat= ITETH&HRITIrprzus STRZETB, (Opposite the Poet Mee.) ' 'RE SUBSCRIBER, Emornia . taken the above well-known skull will, be pleased to melds friends at all holm' 'Me wines: llT l al.and Vl beet.M d irLWY. tqerietor. N. KIER es ob:i 3GUI317•0701.101840 • Pure No. 1 Carboxt '•011, A D • rfi Z CIP.T.M.`I ' itirOftlee op LIBERTY BIRRRT, oppoilte Penn's 8.. R. Depot. . .. 4 • ' 101..A1l oil warranted. . ata3:l7d HERIY W. BtarifOliVsticOto , iiiiosirrarr• • or' Tsui: , TWO -"nix and .-Gitue:SE ROP.dealersin Foreign Braudies,,Wines, $ also, Blasktierr Nalutherrr. 011err y; . araGlinm1 3 randiea,0)4,motmirahola. Rye and Other junkie Rum. Stipe rior whceßitt ars .u, • • „: - -.• Opposite F il ottr street; Piitabarah.-Ps: Kotula. Tayerns, and Families smajoljetatmed crate profit. for cash. New Jeremy Oder for lam-, fly or hotel purposes. bum& PETRONA WORKS •__ LpNOP miLLgit WOItICEAT SHARPEIBITEtkg. VALLYAr.M.O4ID. iteatzrxr Eamon% PITINMINOIL' Mariiihaftiree LubriciMed Clarbon elle and . f • •• f NO. I kr.r.unap, 01.14, WANNAATND wommarocosymk alwal on hand: r 043047 - - " jjklw WHOLESALE'. OlOttfit, , Ana Importers of • BRANDIES, OINS, atc. ALSO. Distillers vul Dealers in , FMB OLD , AIONON,fikAgATA'Rn • WILPEY 897 LlitTrkl7St pA; a., 4 1. D.RE - X7firr...V.V.Pli. • BraSB - FeiltitderB; GAS ANGITEAICATTERS,/ All kills or•ihaesi'lind Iron - Cooks i mode to ordnr... ' • BRASS CASTINGS, OF ALL KINDS Made at the shOiteat nOtioe. 011 .:SEFINFRY'S FITTED UP. • 1 * l -tufbixiereieftatsoWN& TETLEvit Lao , WVOD STRUT; will be oranlVtb' attended te. I • Wite-linnken of tidy firm being Praetital MO ,of many years' oftierienee in the bun nen, Will .ittente to give satisfaction in ova,' re eat. - • , :fiel3-ird • - - Fr Yom,,-^igharr, sox's- GOOD NEW Fruit or :Prepared Mince Meat. mixed; and all other -kinds of I Bpicav cooking Brandy or !Wine. New -Orange„ I,smon and Citron Peel go to ;Haworth & Brothers, in the Diamond , whore you will gat anew crop of Fruit and lower than at any other house in the city. Also'ageneral and tnll assortment of Family throftriee, Toss Wi l m a , ',Brandies, and all other kinds pr,l :Pr.lion a;nd iDomestio Linnop. , HAWORTH BROTHER; deli !corner Diamond and Diamond alley JOHN FLEEGE7I, GI- 1J as HZ x 25 eorner 01ait04144 Beaver am(B, Auseraufvenir. stook detour of all desciiipthdkoaft frmade to order add for sale at LO 311:Mdrompttv attirodad il coral-a`' k7it czars Ve lefg MU neirixpiskitilAtl t t ick fllel,b3; - 17pror x r.7aL • • • TO THE rinlide, -,.:e 10111-P, A C I .406-16:3C,---- aN ltheUnoraritreidialse 17 MOd .rt el all,dinioroi-, nations. - treat eiserreN, isid' delimits :- digorders, seili abnwand- idhiesare Isef.e. tuitions common sad in.. - ,;_. eideu m t torr i ka °OKA: iPA , , :4 5 n14;11141° prima-1714 WC AtjaZinmftwrilitibMilaT tuis-- doing rem the ismomot andlalsely modestrawdrisadyag shoisked. - and thinkit,', it, groateleirer, UMW and for oonnuoneation - Ami oorropuon among their wives. promiaia¢ miry ami OwsttersThum &mils, -PirelarmidiseoarttiongtritopAlnoto irthenoranee that they do the sunwanDrt - "BNAN : STKUP . ( enoeptPriblithmeJ lost a Inoratfrotraol doe might •be lost to, thew arnang_sterkid Tabiely modest - and prisenraptirons- rantilleit noeneind rallied iniviorant, .rormudieconteMsd who: oompsze society - 4004 4 to , loilars-and-rend&-mmategi mu k rr rwitems.„Akkto P„ o ltrAtiwarer that n • ~ _,i.oza . !rsirolats: insardialiesizer, their .1.14 dlitightan [ant wards, go:rem:Ay feeble watl ymnity y Mac t ondition4harepiteltiriot; haffeibeen ,to healthrand,sigarbyall. BdaEffilli -'reanyr-lbefbirrand,aMr matdosgutbro4 N nu havilbealuilifeilostifridi A fag ert; nag .efir zoortitioadon • Act Spormaterr b eargnootarnaterbroisidamarid avery short woe of bi hue ni4W - Aa tehrehr lkedio e . whiehareparaMarlyhis own. mayor° oomprientig F4te •-v.erabilE ufgdolpoftwviiiitiapp l * - :olthe erborlaltreatmenthehas riban oni itsmd anb stitated 7 theArewilablo cliernaleVii. ouettweeireatedwith roarkposstemnarmghati irreeforty Min ' (48)- experienmem there treat. mead in hoimitals ot. tothithe:34.3ssrldliall 411 'the United Staten - leads himto oy—to - all witti„a lair:trial,health and lumpines! liru.d%iilopio upon then oly7:paliedisheeic.TrilleoorongertilA m onteliazikirana'quatior*bit - mime Zan `d'be - Vonstimp4km man s kindredtunie, rot Which' be many arm ,11I' our oonnhusim_ crin nowhe.rellevaii. theeksittenit to it - in time Full part man ehad of my testnent 1 71PrOinifing it isop4ofthislienstd-ABAenwisibli logiverigraiihi to, Aid aPrillafewinctho ad. ;year:eat :or - over` fort‘years maierionoelinli obeeevatica‘gensismen -. trerhaslreuregalur in the treatroent of opera arirgi..% and wh o is dinailseeonsultedbytheprofoisionrnswoThistiterax emded iss' repeotelo..eCleourPubleArt%4= Priding - of totelmi Ass. - Ottioe• - 145'44inimnald litireati:near Diamond f street,. -PrivatltOulinusi toationri from ail parts of thi, Union strictly at. endetto. 4dreettg.; -,.: , :E.. r, -,. . , ,;-, : , . -,,, PI - Winn:lr" _ isis:' - OWEN- E g e e: -arg, . . , MEE, oit AIIT :TA 1.1 ,- 0, 1 / 4 ,;) ..49, ISt.- Glair Streec i l., sions_orkTrateci mthivicf-citi ,.- ; DREL....e-Noll-404g,Aft.,,,,,i,"•• merizirarsi'liumtigiNiiii- F figrat '-,7irEW - AFL- YORK" with a &Loki' stock"of,CLOTIEB. andl VreSTßlGSvhieb.,ean-lia purchased Marlow 4ar Palo* tha mask - rata& Alkir 9 rtatindwWwm l tt offered to - aash berme.= seatAai 1191 !I j r ROBT• IMMATOOtiLA Wholesale Groosreil:- COOMISSIDN- AND ; FORWARD/112 • 7, Dealers In Produce and Pitfebarzb Manitraettni ! . l!Fgh. 2111;MBE11/7:411/11Eria armiittnkair4-TAitioimg p - Xio• SMYTOWELD STREET ; t Virk HATE J*ls time aad vollfteleoted stooko , " F I. a- . 0 ditt*:` ClothB;6llolthieieS, Vestilii644cc;.. ALSO—A large stack , of ,GENT '.O.M iq3%p— , . l 3 fo§, inndaysgii;kaBhir4,;PiperOo/fars.Nek Partilmguatulyaaptby fi rstohm ZiumicH:tag_torgyi9ran protOtly'exceatea. 11011LITEIBIIRGH. .BILINV* . :Woad Striel„ of the-Bftlthnori,:Phinollio iziy. ostablithOd'iti lgEtS. .N.thojoe - stooktf Flute octavo Centre Piancw.l combining all the leetow • tials oljt first ohms liwtromeakt-with httokoyottios londerpatemt). Higlarimportant to the- critical pisttiat. - Low foi. cash iri• - aceeptatkeO. • - att2B • M " ' . . We arenolitmsaufabtaring alra*or &Heels ag which we Ireprepiavilki iiiithreerfroicomMOSLlf Tatimoso9LuggritsilwEr. Best quajity at' *'" dart..4hia.;v-trB 2 Z. , : awn Ancrifens; Orrwara. AL co. CHAIM= MAGILL. MAIREE AciPortonzo :4_44atain Cloths, ''Claisedmai.es, Vestin ge , l'ailors'ATrinzmings;Aew -0% 2E6 MARKET ',67lhERT,':,i Montt Sple, -19FULAuguejEfttilmt . • ~. , • Bill - TH, PARK W.do.,"'"": . .• ~ . -, .:. -L Nizrra - *.A..xiac`i4 :i33Trq 'Slitt.v.“ i ~ I PITTS 8 ait-691, EA. Watehoulle. No. IsW,Fint- andl.2l)Secondehl, Manufaoturen• of all &ea < and clemiotions 44 Zeal Oit; Retorts and Mi eas and water Fide - - K irel =m o ttXesA. o ,,...3l4zee.Bteeliffon t - 43o e tebbing antril- t•'• erode.: galantine madeto order.: • ' . ,1 - Having I complete Insoiiiiiii-- 'lktbliblerfo t h wßoundr7iiilllioetelearylltttn t e attended to - Jur - vpliztvg, vaLititz Fr. ,k' co.; . '•,, • ~....,, 7 7 ,:::. - .7a7.. PRACTICAL- PLITAGERSu GAS AND STEAK "Fiiio i §, NO. 129,Rournistiiiet,-„;) , . 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