PIN
•
TO . DAILY POSI I- ADIT4Nalth
BATES.:
Year
a#3lo
One week, delivered 18°
Single copies., . . .. .—..-..........
'pp agents per hundred • ' t .. 2 0.1
NEW ADVERTISING • RATES.
Teefollowing rates of advertising HaTe: be gs'
Daily Upon by the Pulnishenr of tne Piostourthc
Pally Press. to take Pied on ants/tea. /02;
de.YOf November.lB62, on all new 'contracts 1..:
FOB STAN/RIM DIATrEB.
.
PEE. SINGLE SQUARE, &TREY ILLY:
One tOCertion.... $ Tivo monthsta... t 900
TurOituertiona,... 1 00 iThree months.:.. 11 00
Three insertions 126 Four months ... 00
Pu(week SI 00 Five months,... 14 00
Twor.weeks .. 50 Six months 1000
Three weeks -- 600 Nine mm6l4:- 20.00:
Onginionth 90 One year 25.09 d
• 4oia
GgSgOg,ABLS'IIIATTS j '
W oh allows thepriiiiege of*, weekly change
yof inietter, to be' itteerted among new
4 advertisement&
_Fl2olllNilig DAT,:
' • - 00
Tinto months
.„i 80 00
I.ildita‘tors'NoticesALSO?2ls
.11 Notices otioes.eachinsertion....-.... ..... ... ;
' 7 llllg An advertisements ordered in. for One:
Mon* or lees time, to be men at the Um:v.941...i
daring
01 , 17CERS & SOLDIERS,
CAVALRY AND GRAIN BOOT
4bl GRRAT VARIWIT AT
CONCERT HALL SHOE STORE
62 Fifth Street,
14 Ladies' Balmorals in tho city,
SS. I pay ,s good premium for a Look Box
at the Peet Office.
nod _
THE• OWN. PENN HOUSE
FOR RENT'
•
TrlnzElqinuEEEETr WILE RENT Mil
" al- &T i dy 1 4 1 4 Sall his Furniture of that old
PENN HOUSE,
•
Kon Penn a t,mear the canal bridge.
The houseisvell eituated and near the location
•of the new 'depot of the Pennsylvania Central
Mail:Dad, and has a good run of custom it the
EPresent time. SALLYADOR. SLOCUM. •
eatrigwd kk
The thilosophio Burner.-
prayniews HEW nottiz.serisru
• Pbilosopido Burner for Carbon Oil is now
Weeny. itliooseaseee many advantages over the
Cbrmmon liftmen.
L It makes a lame or mall light with parted
combustion.
jt will burn any quantity of oil with eafety.
8. It can be used with a long or short chimney.
4. It can be need as a taper night-lamp.
8. It can always be made to burn economically.
6. It is more easily wicked than any other
boner. t
7. It caw trimmed and lighted without re.
moving the; a.
It It throws all the white light above the althe.
9. The chimney can be removed or inserted
without totalling the glace.
These bunters are the common No.l else. and
.4gan be put an any lamp now in nee. Every per-
F6ins Carbon Oil should er have a Plulosophio
'• et. 1 1 1.ce 25 cants dozen $2. Bold
4.2 POIRITH street. : _ p Pittsburgh. - • a
P. HATUKIL
WDLESI4I7 . 3I -......... &RIMER
FPM.' E'er. AIRIMUI et CO,
WHOLESALE SHOCERS
,
ROL 12j1COD AID 147 FIRST STREETSI
de TIR It EON .
GITM BLA.NELETS,
FOR ARMY . USE,
Itg,fOLINTOCIE do SON,
1 MARRS". STREET.
[•
CtrETIS %. 9 - STEINMETZ,
i f A
r y AAAA
HOWSE CA.BPEN TE 11
.4 V
)ND JOBB R.
t
num vslaC7Br__AXlXT,,_ 'between Wood
sad Llberr ~ PITTSBURGH, PA.
ans
dirOrde rig ai r ft e d Prom Par sinondodl to.
ffulIBISOLVII10.1N—T111:4 "111/itfr JAB.
Al" WARD & CO e was disso. ' '" lli s ive l o f "7
-of November, Ifid2. at the retire — warcum•
o , Rels, and Andrew - A, Berger. th. -.- 54 , i mui
interest of Reb)ind Berger NUMB in. ' , Pig Arkla
of James Wardi , :and the business of 'l.o z
babies into the;hinds of the remaining t... Nl ct
thereof, who are to settle all debts and eol
demands. and Oentinne said business. to w..
the patrenage of*. old &lends of said firm 1
reoemmended. , 1 , i JAMES WARD.
i l, . WM. WARD,
I
REId & BIER ER._
nolffamd
1 -vierefie
Read i !ftike;Ead 1 Read
riFE
zawar l ar IMPORTANT II
garLditt_adi f ror TO THE ArTmor•
atsht KEN Ina th oBo affair/8 from weakness of
TO ALL YOUNG AND OLDi
you wish to experience great Janet 70117
gat. try the world-renowned
-1111USSIANSBBLE SPECTACLES.
Podium will tiOidinue to find wt." muds
don kr tabs Woo SytoWAL. - 1601 =n/327
I J DIAMOND,
Naj SD Yin street. Post :"7 . 7 - 7g. •
4 2:4 0 :tandan Pebble inserted in old frames. f
. !r
is 22 •
Sr : a t llmPosters and Pretenders.
viIpAIOWEAIt SKIRTS
1,000 BA BIORAL
'III , P
In bri g ht ind• beantlful colors. Merchants vrd
dealers antiPlakln
• EATON, MACRITM &
, 0.17 rift street.
Tllll4 DA* -1
Jost openedr , oompiets aseortment of
GENTS' IPDRNIS - BING GOODS.
Pftegic a co.,
ma .14 .W.wal
street Allagherai dos
gri
safe,WFUTill3wrizzr. opposite Cathedral
147 ii
REAL — lISTAIN T AND GENERAL AGENT.
1-Diazass a NOM. BONDVKORTGAGBRand'onigir Ore; t
• f. SP
DirmART *Avarriarrsi
_ 4.
, _.
inh34. , SID GAIIBITLET9r
' minx A4Oll, slurp.
vs by xiiiii Ihbi do/ $t
"TON.. NACRITM & 00%
No. 17 Wirth street . :'
VIITALL PAUPSD, AT OLD FRIO=
v w for sale
nos W.P . DAllasarar.. 87 w dent::
Iry
r .
- . -
- - • -a 4 4 , , -' -4- - -
,44-44.4- , -441 - 4-4.- 4 4.-4-A•4.--- , - - 4- 4....-4,(4-4 , 44104-414. r e.Arolotati-,,a--4.ta50...,,,a44. , -,..:.44erdf..*4,-. - ...,4444.4 , - , .-4.,., - .a4-4.-....4 - '6444.4.444 4 4-Naa-44.4i5..,....a05.-4. 4.4-a4
k - ligt,ll- . ...A
1 • ' 4 nrti' 4t4 Kr -'?'• A a --, t , - ..-- --, •--2 T----.;"
...'" ''', -, , ....,'"i,_ r,li ... ,„ -..h-
'4 , I. ,"-"," I 1 - 2.:z•-„ty.rto
..., -4
~ .ti - ,:ii y,.T .. .a.,u1ir ; r.ra,q .04P1,1../ 1 1 `-‘''' .4 t. 1.•. 1 a fr 010,..t.f...,
-,,-. - - • - - • 1 , )-- .j 'l o . P ' '' ''
.gz , iisf '•-i''•=e , - e-,1 4 • ~:., ~ -.-, h - .•• Zr2;_ltra: .a. • t •' a t.lr;i:}-3
.:, : „..:4., f; i • 1 - ,1 444: ir • A tiE 'i - ' '', ~1- .. ,-,', . r q: qlr. Afi ' - 3-• 1 ' - •.i. 1 . - ' 5 " - '-''''' i '' . 2 &S. rd 1 ''-• '' ' '''''' '' '''''' ,-''. -: . ' --....„-• ~1 10
), r - ,^x' r :I . . ~. , t ' ' -- -' -, .. iof YS.. ' ; -;'
.:,
~,' ;• • • r , ,
."--,•—•,•- ''''• -7 . P I . ; ''.:' ''''"` 1 ''''''' ,
it , f4' 1 • j - tt ,
, z„. .. „....,
1.,L , c :ill 14 - , , h ime
. . .. ,
i .4 ri
111 '.-.•
• - ''' -
1 e.
A IL, a I SoH ,I' ,' ••• ' -
:.. .., , • , ,
' .A I
A
• . ~. ~..
... - ~I i : . i
:
,hik
g
, ,- A'. ,- - , - ,N ' 7 -..,, f .7, i'
.--
- i •:.- ' . .11 ''.
2 -4 ;, i ,::_e : •.. 1..',..2„, • :
,_ll ' : :` :'. • •
~,,, i -. ~. I
. , .
. ,
''-, ,- rr . . , • ,-, r. , _
~ r, -- "N
1, il. .1i
_if a lki r. i . ..
-..2...1
. ... . :.
Bgt..
riv_
.# 'Editor & PrOitrieto."-, , --
1
ink l utiz sAmets :INSTITUTION', AO
SELECT TALE
no Smithfield stre
e et opposit e Abe Custom
*Ana Obartered , bMhLegudat ne o.
011.15‘,.1cC.Ipit,S. THE WIDOW AND HER SON,
Jr.,
;.'ii.'z'::Viciktlassniiicrei, "Mother,l will be everything to you
Wm..H. Smith H, F. Rug that I can be ; I promise you that."
inkt ' s • D; ' lMea ler /16ip -11140 The bo li ft ed up his head. A look of
Francis Sellers , .. I .Tocke , Rhodes
Jolin-Fattatiffilik -- Jatiot'Btuckrath. high reso lve made the young brow inati
, aleimasS,Blatr •
iaoyd' Bialiter like in expression. Not yetd,had ten sum
liffirrr 'lAlfrecl.Slabb
Rip, Inds deepened the gold on those fair'. locks.
sob-Tiorr Zu The earnest blue eyes looked fondly in the
' t. faded face that bent over him. There was
Ben • 0
.8 ii:Rowler Joe. D A iiwortb Reed , , a world of love in that soul—a love that
.Wooliwell. It 0 &haunts ' was not only lip deep, bat was proved by
"3:l4huk
.13 .W iticketa° a . ants a self denial.
I'M Tie ,. rnan S R Hartman '
. D
BebertD hE=B
Soanran Long- • lt J Anderson The words are beautiful enough to be
C H
ful'W Wolf. aztge • itunicachileC • repeated : Henry Locke smiled, because
• ..
Ifm Smith , W•lhmsen • as he spoke there came tears to his moth
-0 8./ones • .B-Pienes er's .eyes. He had : that morning beertprom
, .. I F ll ,hobil • .riterron iseti place in a country store, five miles
r•• Is ciamievaar axe vintrinnuen; from the cot or rather cabin where .they
. 4 Be- Wantr• lived, It was but a small pittande. but of
p pm , do r; 9 * :4, 4 6,2 p. it. Atm , gr u ,_ ate the mother had grown so feeble that
digidfifiteivetainist;from 6to b'olock. she could earn nothing; she could scarce
eposita received of ONE Dflfillr and upwards.
Dividends declared in December and June of
,qture
dher.hands.
ly do the little that order end neatness re-'
-PiNd emlf:elleifildleremain are placed to the One dollar a week! It was a very lit
eredito.thedevoinpir as pridifiest. and bear in- tle sum but better,much better than noth
tergLi-ikt4:4l„,4o4uftierl`.:By_Law. he. ing . Be sides, ' i Henry was to have his•meals
nhhed - at the icrice.,. with his employer and sleep there if he
..irlatium atitakiguniters,egeolallY to these Chose. But he did not choose For a
perthne whew a re smut theipportnnity
to accumulate, malldeposits, . easily B a yed , a glad smile from his mother;, for the pres
ence-which wililmaavesokirciii when needed, their -sure of that feeble hand ; for the tender
auxwnot.onlyftthfgaif°but bea T i nglatemyri- Christain word that domefrom those pale
tea 4 of remilinin't °ye. ' lipa, he was bravely w il ling; afte r the! day's
hard work, to walk five miles, dark and
tedious though the way was. Often be
came bringing zome little delicacy that he
had earned, and which was so sweet to
the invalid because he brought it.
One night the sky was curtained with
elands.- The widow to & ked from her lit
tle window, facing the hilly road along
which the hay.-wagons went on their way
to the city, and said, as she saw the twi
light deepening earlier than its wont: "he
will not come to-night." ,
No: be would not come that:night. The
wind blew fiercely, and sent the branches
of the old apple tree rattling against the
old clap-boards, and threw the rain as with
a spite, over the little windows, sheeting
them and making dreary music. So the
widow; quite confident that Henry would
not venture hut in that storm, read her
Bible till her heart kindled with holy
words, and putting out her tittle light went
to her rest She knew not how long she
had slept when a voice awakened her. The
sweet voice, so dear to her, was crying,
"mother,, mother!" At first she thought
it a dream ; but, listening intently, she
heard, blending with the wail of the wind,
tlfht cry, and a sound against the latch of
the door greeted her. Instantly rising, she
groped for a light, unfastened the door,
and behold, there stood Henry, a piteous
sight, indeed, all covered with mire, liter
ally from head to foot. His face was wet,
but the honest, happy smile was in no way
abated.
"My boy, how could you come nu such
a night?" exclaimed the widow."
"Why, mother, a storm couldn't keep
me from yon," was his hearty • response.
"I've had the greatest time, though, ever
you did tee—lost my way, got in the creek,
and it must be near midnight, but I meant
to come, for 8— gave me a trifle over,
iv-night, and I knew you needed it."
"lay deny boy!" raug from the moth.
er's full heart, while a tear or two trickled
the pale cheeks.
"I wonder I never thought of it before," '
she said, musingly. "After this I'll put a
light in the window. To be sure it won't
show far; but when you get to the top of
the hill, it will be pleasant to see it, and
k now that I am watching for you." .
For three years the lamp was placed in
the little window every night. People of
ten remarked, "as bright as Mother
Locke's little window," and it became a
favorite saying with the whole neighbor
hood.
... ! . .$BOO
-4.4- 425
•••• 215
'
WITRIVISIIINq STOUR.
G OO-T ll o' - 10
KITE;
''Tin - Ware
;Mande° 3kare
Pale 'mixt*
Cup Tabs
ellaw Cutters
• Re, tiCIVO3
Silver Soap. •
Chamois Skins
• Akewers
"Gridirons
`Lemon Squeezers
Stew Pans
Wade Irons
Ph& Kettles
Htue.Boilers - •
. Graters
Larding Needlers
Padding Pans
utter Ladles
is Holders .
Step Ladders
Keelers
Clothes Lines
Scales
gook's Knives
Brad Boxes
Scoops .
11 , 08 THE DI .
ISIMB P
Castors
Syrup Jugs
Cake "KniVes
Crumb Knives
Salt Stands
Fruit Stands
Butter Knives
Soup Ladles
'Gravy Ladles
Children's Cups
Round At Ovai Salvers]
'Bouquet Stands
• erls:
Ivory Bandied Stair,
COOO d do
Staga
do o
.do
knell& Tea Son
Perk 3 Spoon Treys
Dish Covers •
Raab Dishes,
Wine Strainers
'Bldrit.Coffee Pots
Table Mats
Bread Baskets
Wine Coolers
Refrigerators
FOR THE
Toilet Jars
Foot Baths
Infant's Baths
Ifitreie Bnisktes ,
Hhaving - .2gtnas
rony. Match Holders
Mower Stands
Nuser—fAel4iterstond
Weavgapins- I
ISCIELL4 ERITS.
Litorgey Steps Door Mats
Vimeelleh Olobas Vestas
Bird Cages ' Meat Safes
Vizsetts_ i Pocket Knives
Card de Visite Primes' '
.Cam.P Knives Camp Portfolios.
And everything pertaining to • well appointed
Household. •
To be obtained iftrimeonable prices at the NEW
STORE of
SAY tific lELICEJLA.II.I)S;
No. do ITF - Tif STREET.
. First, door-,below the Exchange Bank.
116 E All goods delivered free of charge in the
oity„&llegheny, Birmingham. Manchester. Det
queateboromdt. eto. nol2
Eatate of SaixtuelJones, dec'd
worice MEREIJY GIVEN . ..THAT
Igettereof Alitninistradon on the Estate • of
the abovenatned Sanitel Jones late of ,the
nfPittabtligh. deemed. have beeti
.granted to
Mu. Louie Tones. residing in, said early on Du
quesne Way.betweep Evans' alley and Pitt street.
4 / I JPOrsong .heretbre .haying, oimms or demands
agaMse. Said eats% ifejjequeeted- to make the
same known to tbe said Mrs. Louisa 'ones with
out delay. OPISA /UN ge.
' dec9;dltw6w.
Mmes cAvALRY BOOTS
MEN'S CAVALTYBOQTS,
Just reoeived, the best article at a low price at
JOSEPH H, BORLAND'S
Cheap Cash Store, No. 9S Market Bt.,
24,14,a0r from Fifth.- • • no
STA!? TOP 'BUGGIES.
whose former 'aloe w as ran sold now
21 1 6 . 4 ° ! M e m o i t j ,. • 7'woiliTe E ßte. •
FEIENCJII, 711314[811. & 411.1tEigicAN
P 9.4,11 papers or *a ky
P_ARF3gAL,t
NA4 .47 Woodstieet.
CORNMICI ! L
,1
Cu:NAGE - MANUFACTURERS.
(At the ea entabliasi Goinh notoryi
D 114110326 .1 WAY,
BOARUANOLAURWEBRITZ
RepdriturdmeumL , bl
0,1161A115
".7 150 bbl B, !alined char:
50 do A, do . dd
15 do-stsadard Cradled:
15 do do Powdered:
15 do do Granulated:
Jast sooeived and for sale by
RBYMER & BROS,
n 02 2 N 05.126 and 128 Wood:street
Wholesale Grocery and Liquor Stoie
For Salo. • f
ritiltle SWOON AND VINTON:RS OF A
-R. Wholesale groom end Liquor House, do
streets good trade on one of the best business
an the eity,isbffered fez sale. as the own
ers wish to go into other business. For further
particrurs address
ast7-tf la - LOOK BOX Is, Pittsburgh P. O.
AE MffIRTS,
SOLDIERS' GOODS!
Ns* ttsleseelliaaohoap. M
MAORLM & OTXDZ.
sal 714 Maibit street. bet. 4th tamond
PARN2a NGIN ,
of aft striae, bought before the tax advance, win
be sold Maw meal iv prices.
ILUtgagia 4
- • wo.
.Wood ertreet.
FR.ESH ARRIVAL to ,
BOOTS, SHOES AND GUMS,
whieb will be sold et the old prime at
sell . )30BLAND'a 98 Market attest.
s‘llk CASES CONCENTRATED LYE
V last reed yid' and for eaTerhy •
GEORGE A.. KELLY.
deet No. 69 Federal film*. Allegheny.
IitIeBBISIC BLANKETS—AIf -
A. OTtihat-lot warranted foetal:id heat or cold
just received M 26 awl 4S St. Clair street.
ocHitt. & H. PHILLIPS.
SLEiLIi BONES SWEET HA
VANA Onimminstreceivedby pxprtsts and
for jab ILIMALBS.* ISO b.
zoo. • Nag. SSG And XS*•Wood steed.
:' 4 D - re I rirks
/HEAL • '
I: Lake:: '
Jelly Moulds
Wash Basins
; Cup Mo ,
Wire Siev p!'
es
Coal Scut le
Stove Polish
S co ltilif a r sti:is ti V Sto etrs ots
Wash Boards
Sauce Pans
Bird Roasters
Pr) , Pans
Farina Boilers
Egg Beaters
farirteltra
Pie Ilatg
Clothes Wringer/
Woeden Spoons
Butter Prints
Wash Tuba
Soap Cups
.Toast Fora/
Sad Irons
Meat Presses
Cake Boxes, dm; Jo,
tainiG.Roo.lll.
nave% . -
1 "1„ Bells
1
t Picks
n Enires •
Ice Oreem,Kulveir
Rankin Rings !
Cake
tßaskets
i rit i rtdis i : °ll 6
Sugar - Spoons
Irinstrird Spoons
be Pitchers
Eloblets
zatar..
::FO
ra
,
Square •Waiters
1 3rumb.Brusbes •
Crumb.Trass
a u fEnthitia h "
. Coffee (lar g eness
Nut Crackers
Round Waiters '
Cork Screws
Ku fe Sharpeners
Water Coolers. ,ko.
'111,1411E11.. 1
Water Carriers
Chamber Buckets
Bowls and Pitobers
ilsbhades
Nursery Shades
do Lamps
Clo,thes Whiskes
410 - Iraurperi
Ifight -Lights.
At the end of that time, young Henry
was offered a good chance ou board a wha
ling vessel, which Ile resolved to Accept.
It cost him, no one knows whata struggle
to part with the being he loved with an al
most worshipping affection. But he knew
the time had come when he must go forth
into the world to do battle for himself and
her; and a color Is life 7a6 4ispoveted cal!:
ing.
"It seems, Henry," said the Toth
er, when, with a tremling lip, she parted
from him, "as if I must still put a light in
the little window. I shall think some
times that I hear the sound of your foot
sterisi the click of the latch, and your
pleasant voice. 0, Henry, Henry, if I
could but light you over the stormy
waters." gati
The voyage was ended—but e.nother
voyage was to end before that. The widow
Locke was taken ill. Yet with unfading
regularity, with feeble step and trembling
hand, nightly, the dear woman trimmed
the little lamp and placedit in the window.
Still, when the bended form could no
longer totter about the cottage, when she
lay helpless neon the bed, and the neigh
bors came in to care for her; She would
say: "Put the Mile lamp in the window ;
my Henry will be thinking of it."
Night after night, and ever, until her
eyes grew dim she would watch the radi
ance of the flickering light, only saying
sometimes, " Shalllive to hear his •
foot
steps? Will that feeble flaw still burn
when my life light has gone out?"
"I have longed to see him," she said ;
"I have prayed earnestly,but I have given
it all upnoy. I shall not meet him in
his worni. /1
"Have you put the light in the window?'
she asked, suddenly, a few moments after.
"It is growing dark."
Alas! it was not the light that was grow
ing dark.'
Her hands grew cold. Over her conn
tenanoe earns that mysterious shadow,
that falls but once on any mortal face.
"Ohl my boy! my boy!" she whisper.
ed; "tell him,"l—they bent lower to
catch her falling words—" tell him I will
put a light in the window of heaven to
side his footsteps there."
The thrilling sentence was kardly spo.
ken, when the shadow dropped from the
sufferer's face,
and it smiled in the cairn
majesty of death. A funeral followed;
the humble hearts attended the body of
one who was loved for her sincere good
ness all through the hamlet; and on the
hillside, in a little grave yard, she was bur-
Not many days after a great ship came
Into the poit of a busy city. Among all
those-who stepped from the decks, none
were more hopeful more joyful than young
Henry Locke. jige had passed through
the ordeal of life at sea,so far unscathed.
No blight of immorality bad fallen gpoo
him. 'ffe had kept . hiniself as spotlesit as
I if every nightfall his feet had been turned
towards the door of his mothers cottage.
low his heart bounded as he thought of
r , ' Strangely enough he never dreamed
she might be dead. t did cot occur to
him ?Nit perhaps her silver loch& were ly
ing tinder the lid of the can. Oh, no,
he only thought of the pleasant light iu
the window ' that her hands had trimmed
for him. So he journeyed to his native
town.
Yonder comes one who trudges on lag
ginglv—a 'farmer in heayy boots and frock,
his whip in his hand. He cheers the lazy
nrsialbut suddenly stops amazed.
"II see you know ins," %id the zailor,
T}IURSD
:smiling. "Well, "niter Brawn howls
?I I
"Know you!. why .ow - tall you are. I
So," i —his. eyes drops his mouth trembles,
"so you've got homer
"Yes, and glad enotzh to get back again,
I—how is mother?"
"Your—mother," l te says, in ti low,
hesitating way, that .tlegraphs ill tiding
before they are told it words.
"Yes—is she well Is she expecting
me? Of course she se; we're late by a
months full." ,
"Your mother i tiery ? Well—the old
lady,"—he plays Witaus whip, oil rather
strikes it hard on 'the 'dusty road.] How
can he crush that haply heart? i
"There, you need Mt speak!" cr ie d the,
young man, in a voiceof sudden anguish;
and he recoiled, almos staggering from
the limner's side, and buried his face in
his hands.
ie— "Henry, MY pooflad, your mother
j •
. •
"Don't, don't," or the othershow
ing now a face from wlfibli all color hod fled.
"Oh! my mother! 'tiny mother !- the is
gone, gone—and I aid : coming home so
happyl° 1.
For some moments Ili sobbed in agony.
/law dreary the worldliad' grown lc The
flowers had lost their fagrance, the sun
its warmth; his heart blamed dead.
"Henry, she left ilestiage for you,"
said the old farmer, - Wiling his - eyes with
the sleeve of his frodk. •
"A message for ndit?'—it seemed aP3 if
the white lips could hardy speak.
"Yes ; sage she—so by dame told me,
and so the:minister said--" Tell Henry I
will pat a light in the StAndow 'of heaven
to gliide his'footsteps • It*.re.' "
"Did she? oh 1 did 'sib say that!.: God
bless you for telling *I All my long I
voyage I have thought of the light in her
little window. I havelieemed to , see it
streaming along, down the foot of the
hill, till it grew brightkind brighter as I
drew nearer. • A light - ii the window of
heaven? Yes motherr, will think you
are still waitin4l,4 or me. I could not see
,
you in these lon ears ;' but I knew the
light was burning. I cannot see you now,
- but I know that the light is burning."
e\z
Slowly and reverentirlie went to the
hill-side grave yard, antlere he knelt and
weptßpon het lowly gra li, But not there
he thought her. A sweetylision was vouch
safed him. 411 robed l itt heavenly ' gar
ments, he saw the beautifal soul he had
called mother, and streaming from the
brightness of her glorious tome, a slender
beam seemed fib 'come, trembling to his s
feet. Then he knew that the light was
placed in the window of heaven.
Once more he dnelt in- the little room 1 1
where he had left her. Nothing was mov-
ed, but oh! how much was wanting!—
There, on the window-sill, stood the little I
lamp—that brought the tears afresh. But I I
he took his mother's well-worn Bible, and
kneeling by her bedside, as if she could
bear him, he consecrated himself to a life
and work of righteousness. From that
cottage he went out into the world, carry
ing his grief as a sacred memocal, but
seeing always, wherever his work led him
his waiting mother, and the lamp in qiie ,
window of heaven.
Wife ag!eq.:, ,
ill - -- rc ts - a Irma-rant nos on among the rtid.
and ignorant in .England that a man, by
setting his wife up at public auction, and
so parting with her, legally dissolves the
marriage -tie, and escapes from all its oh
-ligations. Of course, an affair ofthis kind
is simply an outrage upon decency, and
has no legal effect whatever. It can only
be considered as a proof of the besotted
ignorance and brutal feelings of a portion
of our rural population. ' Rather unfortu
ately, the occasional instances of wife sales.
while remarked by ourselves with little
beyond a passing smile, have made a deep
impression on our continental neighbors,
who seriously believe that it is a habit of
our people, and constantly cite it as an
evidence of our low civilization. It would
never occur to us as a proof of any such
thing, for we recognize it as only an ec
centricity, yet, it may be well for us to
know that it really doe§ take place noW
and, then—more frequently, indeed, than
almost any are aware of—and is a Kiehl
feature by no means unworthy of the
grave consideration of educationalists.
In 1815, a man held a regular auction
in the Market. place at Pontefract, offering
his, wife at a minimum bidding of one
shilling, and "knocked her down" for
eleven shillings. In 1820, a man named
Bronchet led his wife, a decent-looking
woman, into the cattle market at Canter
bury, from the neighboring village of
Broughton; he asked a salesman to, sell
for him ; the salesman replied that his
dealings were with cattle, not with women,
and he refused . The man thereupon
hired a stall, for which he paid the usual
tollage of sixpenpe, anfl led his ivife into
it by a halter; and, goon afterwards, he
sold to a young man at Canterbury far
five shillings. In, 1834, a man led his wife
by a halter, in precisely a similar way,, in
to the, cattle market at Birmingham; but
the local Journals did not report the sum
at which the unfortunate "lot" was
knocked down. A case occurred in 1838,
in which a woman was sold by her hus
band tor fifteen pounds: she at once went
home with her buyer: she survived both
buyer and seller, and then married again.
Some property came to her in the course
of years from her first husband; for, not
withstanding claims put forth by othpr re
lations, she vas ado to maintain in ,
court of law that the gale aid not, and
could not vitiate her rights as his widow,
A good deal of surprise was felt in many
villages ignorant peasantry, in 1887, at
the result of a trial in the West Riding
Session in Yorkshire, where a man was
committed to a month's imprisonment
and hard labor for selling, or attempting
to sell his wife ; the right to do this being
believed more extensively than we are apt
to imagine. In 1858, in a beer shop at;
Little Horton, near Bradford, a man nam
ed Hartley Thomson put np his wife, de
scribed by the local journals as a pretty
young woman, for sale ; he even an.
aounoed the sale beforehand, by means of
a crier as bellman ; he brought hAr in
with a ribbon round her neck, by way of
a halter. These two persons had lived
unhappily together, and both entertained
the belief that, by such a process as. this,
they might legally separate for life. It it
AiNctilt, indeed, to credit how such things
can /43, ELZA9BO 9 3 be More or less a
consenti ng party . ; thhis proposition once
made, however, so cheap a substitute for
the Divorce Court becomes intelligible.
Doubtless, in some cases, the husband acts
wholly for himself in the matter, as hap
ppivcr jp 188 q, at Dudley, where a Tian
sold his wife for a sixpence, under the full
belief that by so doing she would have no
further legal 6181134 on bite for support.—
The Book of Days.
A kublick writer thinks that much might
be gaine,d it epeakera would observe the
miller's creed—always to shut the gates
when the grist is out
, "What is wanted in this State,—now,
now, now, this veryminute,—are lectures
upon the great principles of government,
law, order ' social organization,the rights
of States, families, individuals the rights
of man, etc., etc.,—in all of which too
'many of our people, aim! have; een de
plorable ignorant. e . federal constitu
tion; its history, the '
principles of, and pre
cedents.under it, all, all need overhauling
and examination,
and re-examination, in
popular lectures, in eyery.conri*'village,
and these lectiires, front intelligenti emi
nent men should afteriiardibe,printattrind
priblinlied, and' circulated; in every • coun
try Allege, in every town, until the --con
stitution of the'llnited States, its history,'
its principles, and ,adjudication mion it, he
comes household vierds."
•
The Logan GAteette's
SAMTO. .'Does you hear dem chickens :
Cuffy, 7' ,„ ,
Ctrevit:: 'ln coase I does—ebry one does
.
hears dem' chickens.'
Beam. 'Well, it become my lemankol-
ly duty, to 'municate to you the otelli
gence dat dem chickens is a crowing de
requiem of de ktdled populashen.
Corst. 'Well, jes lef eat crow, .dis
chile hain't got no tequiem. Dey , can't
crow dot.'
SAMBO. 'You don't undehstan, si-
Lion I mean to say dat we're played Out of,
de plitical arena, and ain't worf - fitin fohl
no more '
Curry. 'Did you say we was &owed
out of de 'rena—l wasn't in no 'rena:'
SAMB . O. 'Yes you was in de rena—we
wig all in de rena, but we ain't in 'de rena
now. White men's is dar now.'
et'FFY. 'What's white folks i
doin n de
'rena?'
&man. 'Dey're frowing us out, and
gettin in de rena themselves.'
CIIFFY. 'Dar must be a mistake mum
whar.' - ,
'Ob dar's a mistake sum
whar. Dat's what dem chickens is a Crow
in our requiem about.'
CCFFIr. 'May be dey don't know its
killed folks dey're frovnng out of de 're
na!
Skid - 80. 'Yes dey do ; dat aint the . mis•
take J tellEryou What de mistake is.
De democrat party isn't dead—but de
blak publicans is dead. Dat's what dem
chickens is croin about.'
A war correspondent writes thus from
Jackson, Tennessee:
An officer of my acquaintance, who is
inordinately fond of "fritters," just drop
ped into a dwelling in Jackson, a day or
two since, where this delicacy was smok
ing hot upon the table, and very politely
asked to share the meal with thelandlady.
She graciously complied, and asked him
to be seated. "Will yontake the Iwink
ley twinkle,' orAiLthe 'dab ?' " My
friend was entirorant of the ID - an- -
lag of these term - ZT:t at ti venture `e use
==l
The ancient female dipped her not ever
cleari fingers into a tumbler of molasses
standing beside her, and allowing the
drippings to fall upon the delicacy, pre
sented it to him as "twinkley twinkle."—
"On the dab," was a spoonful of treacle
upon the centre of the "fritter:"
Spencer & 111 9 1 Kay,
BREWERS AND DUSTERS.
Pirating Grum %max. 1
Pittsburgh, September 104362. )
IRISSOLVTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
.111./ —Thepartnershfp heretofore existing be..
tween JOS SPRNG'BR and W. H. GARRARD
was dissolved on the 20th of August. 1882, W.
H. GARRARD being ed
i tauthoris o settle up the
business of the late I= at the oe intheßrew
e The Brewinßusitiess will be continued by
SPENCER kM' Y, who intend to have. al
ways on hand superior article of ALB. POR
TER and BROWN STOUT. The undersigned
will it e thankful to the friends of thelate firmfor
a continuance of theix patronage. and Promiise
to make It their aim to give satishaUon to who
purchasemay f rr. Rn WATSON. of talMrtYr so
long know co the lnisinessconuntmity, have
the Rizi"ifNkewF gar bustulles, wait e full
control In tnt Bowery.
Address all orders td SPERM * RoPit.
Phoenix Brewery, Pittsburgh Pa. •
, JOSEP H SPENCER. I
self-lyd . 7ARN AURAL
inkitivealtaanawatings... • ' - r ,
A. Dr. BROWNTIADIDICAL ~ • gak
and.RBSIOAL 011i05..N0 0 60 -- -.--- s
Sminsnold- Anat. Pittstn* "
J - / •
e gik& l a ill= 01 Cla ttl rli
of r-Itla ugh. =dims . ; •.. ) .
Prestioeforthelast twenty:. ~. ' • -
years. His Mutinous has been .."
ooed *Us toll:A*4 l 4lC. A, i .
Surgical - • - .1 -
=WEN ABllflififilirGliat
In need. lot a:mesdkrallstendPishOuld not fall' o
And out the sure Plamf , MK:, i nsieriagar 111 e
regular graduate, an enseseave sa QM treat
ment of a oanft ohms of cusAMsig aura imar
eatable the safferan of obtaining , enter
Stif yi br.tlia,Ur Of.fik "ROMA - fp/101112101h
adog. . -
~ .....7....--• • '
DR: BRI)19I13 semeasuelad • ' : .
wee • fail to
our* wont . earns oflrettireal
inse aseiN d graiti , a4 ,3 • l, * r i talcout Affictlons.4-
Also all araelsing a, hees7taint
which niniftists.ltsidf zin the loan' ' letter
Psoriasis. and .a..eniat,acantr lime: aki n db. 1
eases.
tea orlen of which the patient entirely
ignorant To perstmfaciafilloWd.Dr.ltrown offers
hopes of a sure and reassalwr a
fOI3IINA,I,
Dr. Brown's remedies forjhe warming trouble
brought on oftenly that IOW" habit of sensual
gratilcation,whibh the young and weak rr inded
rasa Ova a te. (to 4r. own defiroptiol.J' Se
the oner rolls le re as ,known ln sae manta
' ,,, •ther Ire and' e cepiely restoration
of health:, a
111403fAISSM.
fallt ,
Pr . Bownti zemedias never to curs thla
painful alma' nra.walr nits-3 t : warrant a
l ea r & gee* as: sad (=o w _nn ea orrh wi oss
i t orneuppreedena. ,of the jaints,
4 3ao lfilitlai l i r wl and Ki All esineyr.l aWess 7its atzlonefeilLtheoc=iPillisillekierin.rol
o_l l %its din elgtir i'i,k i e l laW s lie& ain &Wal l s
OK. ellunue sea to my puked
and secure from observation:l, - , ' L.l '.- '
Mei and-Private Boom; RaiDO' Smithfield
boor onera...-ss Pa. , . nolf,Aawds
is : *v.., qotiV:B.;
,
WIIIMVE *PT lIEVXOTO Flta ii
to Bait a• large sadofioin aolootlon of
SPRING IND iB MOM 6 1 00 DE,
:for Garde and raga - wear, ombraoluggoll
newest stoles 00 Ainfelk 0 3.41IUMINE AIWD
virsions. W. U. Nougg - iog
' • 1i- Padoral straet
Corrtia4garkei geom. Mailbag /4
altg. raig
FigTix =TEAMED WIT/ILVET
T
PAIN by - the use of an apparatus whereby
no drags or 'galiunie b atters are used. Medi
cal gentlemen And their amass have their teeth
extracted by ray process. and are ready to testi&
NI thP. 414147 adirgit t new Eh? , oaragon,
whitteter mutant y rep teresW in
mating thecontrary, no ott IWO Of m 7
process.
1121.. ARTIFICIAL TIERTH inserted in even
style, and charges
ally low , as will warrant the
best of material in ,
ppARY, Dn4st,,'
awe mitts skeet,
ol4lv-ls
"EMIL& DUBBER DRINKING 4014 1 16
AIL and Filterers tor soldiers' nen_ for sale at 26
and 214 St. Clan' 411 , 0. . 1 , 4 .11. PHILLIPS.
Gaff.'
NEW STOCK OF BOOTX &ND SHOES
Jost roccivel at hicOlcalluid'a Auction. 6i
Fifth sweet.
/•000800 SUJLRTS, A atm-
ES. at old pdoes scaling •ff
.
Anstica.
What is Wanted - Now.-
The New YOrkExpress takes the follow
ing sensible v iew'Of the_ importance of in
doctrinating the .public mind in the fun
damental principles of republican institu
tions:
T , ;vliCUey Twinkle
DUQUESNE likASSiit#ooS-,
- z - furarip.rri
1771 : 11 .riAl.111.111 1 1'
FISHED ttipx!l 1W0,134,
GAS AiIi:I9TEARE • IFITT6S,
MrPartioular attention to tittimt
as,.raat °nem'ofeaperiorsmoothnmmde tor
order. : Steamboat work an 4 roatmaggenttr-.'
9 mraaketa tad
Sirßose Oil
LC'drSTftte la i i n •
START AND DiAlt i l e rlAkla n xi • ifel3gf
9,01111rt, ,-
CORNER MIG.IN A4Z.IIy AND ' alilike.
PIKED a**Eil 1 < I ia.,l,
Wham OYSZP3I3 aadiail:?dedidEliesol of the
wee will be serveiiiit 'Ai he most_palitiblis
Me.
„,,, .. , .-,,'' ' - 'ETA ~ r °MN%
ms *niter vhrgla Eli and thßithlpld at.
.
.
.ti
tt Idyl
A ..IPIZIRMID MAIMED.. 'raj! riv-Digi -,
lA. SWEETS ... 11 R.itilatIBL.11: LINIMENT
is
treTafeci thmtveirecipe of .Dr. Stephen s e ieet;of
euonneeftemt;' the itreattionesettei, h been.
used in bis practice for , the,hist twentsoir with
the ,olo6 t , aatonishigolmeow Akanexteroillwittils
withotit 'attvel and tflili allevhite Pais
moretspeedili , than any other .pterwitatiou. Fo't
all Rheumatic- asichNervotte iDiserdets it is
i trisix_
n'Aftliblo t , and es. „earth. loPt ii
Sorip,sqtuids,
Sprains,' Bruises ifs "eoothuut;tholiam-tind
-po w atta ttkedittieniterPtbPertlei: exciW s l 4loust
wonder and istiniishment) of ttil :tthoqiate - ever
oven It a teisl. OverloorAwectredlistifieatm
of
remarkable -. cures,. voiffirmq, hy , Ivithix the last
two yetis: attest - ' - • ; '
• •-&t,f1ELLE11.121.1.01.„
depaylvre 9 w...
TO ^ CONSIMP I I: I
Ti= ADVERTISER vicoLynio BEES
restored to healthilia'few weeks, by a very
simple:remedy, after havinir sacred several years
with a severe hum af f ection, . and. that dreadful
disease, Constimption—is ampeasi to Make known
to his fellow sufferers the means of etre."
To all who'desireit;he will sand a prescription
used (free of charge), with the dire4.opsfor pre-.
paring and-using the same. which they, will find a
sere eurefor-Consomption,, Asthwir, &c
The only . (Neat of the a d *erthierizeeedihg the
Prescription nib lieuefll the adhilted.. t arut gonad
information., which he 0011011e1Si Pilbe =valuable,
matte- hopes every 'Sufferer will try his - .remedy,
as it-will post them, nothin g, and ...may - .Piove.a
blemins t
PartiestheiprescatfOti wi_. l _ l l/Isiage ad.
dress Bev.!EZWARD A. • witiEl9)l,_
aitl9- m
.3m Williamsburg:Ki re Comer. N. Y..,
lunar: It , A6AOI-,
WHOLESALE GROCER
AOB.lB hum 20 WOOD SiDEET,
tiatt px.rTsst;Ka •
ymijAyn -DAvid leder/Amu.
General
HAMMON
Partner& 00P7IN. Special Partner..
• BREAKS itsCOFX 4 I.W, i
o: 43o o l 9lOrtitelif i Candl ,
ealo New it 1 00 ..)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Corner Wood and Water .BtieOts,
..''4 2 rAl.OX"-V. , ..1.-I,l_ " .A.43lMlVit'Er.
1 1111:0211A8;41g. , . 'M;11116191"
..‘,...AtWager.,._
PregareaV - IMigma -- or , pggh
from or to
any part of the - olCifonntry. aid
steam or erdln ß makeh
. BIGHT D FOR BALE. pa y a b l e in any
Dart of Europe.
Agent for the Indlenapolbi and Cinormultilinil
rol4. Aleo. Agent for the old Black StarlAno of
bailing Packets. andfor.the linesof Steamers aall-'
big between New York. Liverriool. ( 1 /ergow and
Galway.
• • I 101 l
THE
mixocoßA.Dp,
(mamma oommtlxmatltrzni
CORNER' PEPTH & SMITHMILD sTBIERTs,
(Opposite the Poet Offiee.)
rir II F. SUBSOBIBER.MAiTING
-116 taken theabovewell-lmown stand, b'
pleased to see bisfriends at alma.. Hze;wines.
liquors. ales. and dollars of the beet.
ie24-snad JOHN LUNDY. Proprietor.
13. M. zrzit,
ItAIVIELMThunuI Or.
Pure No. 1 Caw - bon- 'oil,
ND I •
E PC Z. 4 3,
omoe on LIBERTY MEET. opposp*
Penn'a R. Depot
'
113.2.11 oil warranted. , atAlyd
HERBY . W. BEM:WONT 'dr at)
10011,1tERLT 41F.:TIEj , 4.241 - lux
'HOUBE.dealernlnßos s"enes.WineA`
sad .Ohm ;•••• '..Blaakbarrs.; - Riasnrl; Wild
ebaerF. and GlaW;L•amboralld ononsalM
nyalWand other Jil/Pin.a*lntLdeurs,
dor ine Bitters; &h. ••
No. 88 Larertj , 'lstl44
Cluosite Fourth straet.-Pittsbarth.lFa:
Hotels. Taverns. and Families supplied at Mod
erate profits for cash. New Jersey odderfor hiza:"
Ili or hotel. purposes. iy3.6tud
i'FiX.RODTA. 0114. Waliaqii
Loma, miLiairt
Wr. annupt STAIIO#4.Ip
i L u ßbrg: ii W.
gM*larehones 41,
Var 1ei b0z. 11111324t !! 4, "! 411 ,!91! 44 14-
NO. 1. termosrED opr,,,jAßßAirriED
kF ollr •AlP l4ll 4 ll Willwars cm 4=l. 012445,
MORKS eT
IaraLLIDE'CARS' &
WHOLESALE -GROCERS, '
and Impairters or.
WINEIII, BRANDIES, WHEW, *X.
ALSO.
Diatifien and Palen in
FINE OLD MONONGAHELA R 'THIENE
397''Li Street; 1
prrnsietraini,
J. &M. mysPiwiralv -
Brass Fontiders,
GAS - AND STEAM FITTERS'' ,
All kinds of ilirams and. Iron Coeki
• Wsl!/, to order. 1
• • • 4480.
BLUM OASTMI3,..OI' ALL:IriDS:
Midis at the shorten notice.
011.:RE-EINERMS FITTED UP.
imi—AliOrdirsiefti3OWN.k TBTLETZ
M
WOOD BW." prorantly attend ta.
./W-Melitken-of firm bens nractind kme-!
onanim.. of many rears' -ornorience, • *Abe; bntri-,
mom will insure to eve satiafaetien in every "re.-
0 ~ . re6./y4
SW
TOII WANT SOME GOO_ - N
Fruit or prepared Alines - Meat: _Mfixed, iind
all other kmds of Spices.: 000hing 'windy or
Wine, New Orange, Lemon and Citron Peel gq to
Haworth & Brothers, in the Diatoond. where yon
will get anew crop of Fruit and lower than) atan/ other house in the aitr. Also areral an d
tali worth:wont of Family Groceries. gu t Wince,
Brandies, and all other &Inds! of Ogingtt and
Domeatio Liggoro, 4 . ,
•-•,2IAWORTH BROTHER, I
dad • • Piamond and Diamond alley.
JOHN FLEEGEB.
.0 V N 6"M I T
XS corner Ohio ansineaver
r. LY.
EGHENY CITY
in otook of Ouse of all descriptimt on hand.
P
or eto order , and for sale at LOWEST CASH
• - PfOraptbr attended to
n aist3l 4 dtf - •
El °LT% atvoLv.iiiiwioA,D ARD,
AL/ new modet,ial dies, for _ I .
I ' - • ' zQWN !mazy.
01 _
_
,A.,.:.. ,. .-..: , .':.
..;...::.;,-;.'s,':',',,,:':::::.
i t,...,.4--..,...... : .; : , : - !..
r. . :
..
.. ...
- TO' THE PITBL/C.
. Noslts kt XAlf, I, 'X' re , '
' .au teignorOntaidfaise.
Is Modest of denetai- ' -.• ii t ?7..!),,
.nailensilreat. seen; std l '' . - •
_,., .:r.:"1
delicate i . , disorders. ash- . • -..- , - L.-- ' :tr iii• - -
titan and- ;..diseasat -.or - -s .
~.../ x lf."
bastions common arrl in •.•.-_'• . .-,., i
oido,f4 Pt-youths pflotb.;,. , . • --- !_- .
sexes, and 'adults, si_ngle or AgrideV , Bosarfse
D. B URlnasup 4 publithea . tbe fact °flits doing
sa;..the 'Amoral:dead falsely modest tire droadfullY
• shocked. and think it ._great „great sin Amur immoral
• Wit; oontaminationf.iand ' , tom - anon among
. Wives. fitoreisingsons and databbirs. Their
, „Physician abectid:oe'cusztteng token there
sejino_fanee thatthey "do tha dame 06 Dr. BRAN
aug_ , ,u. (Gisela InibMhlng)lest a, lumnfivo prad
Moe-
.inutat_ toe feat • te•them attin...4. Ward,
'Widen Lig ,PraRIIIIPEIIOI2B • born and
Paseiiiiiignoranee, sprunruplinim : ems and
'who- compare,poeiety. • intollizenee, abate, ae.. to
iollgrs and rands e t lsteionsl - :-eanly max
gotten; all to , Publicatri heyr . _ ,ever that numerous
""t•tita;t•aucirvuurdians,are,titi • that their:
~...' LS - daughters and ward prerclinefly treble
.talciy and of.delioate and apiummancei.
ve teen — Mitered to .befdtb. awl vigor by DR,
intaill__,.___STßTlZ ''llosidet.Many'4befere and , after
marriage through him have bear saved muc h stLf.4
•lering. • anxiety snortiftilation:::Affi, Enermatorr
• hea or nocturnal emmaimerts,_zrepotanktials vend
ln a
whi ivitY shOrt /Tamer timeliy Its netrramedics, ch arentunitarly his own.. 'Choy are ciampounds
rum the -
Yetiftble 'Kingdom, loving. seer; the
.h.lhow:ofth e hl po s tudatreattetaithelmenbandor,
'Ed it d substituted the vntitable ; Pamale Ws
:eases a n
te'tresgedffitli 'marked eureasnavms had
over forty 'years , (40) experience. 111Ltheir treat.
ultra 1 111108Ditilr of both tbe' Ohl World and fa
the,UnitedLStatersleadalinuto say-ktlriall with a
fair 014 - health and hrwiness mill amotn 1.101)M
, npowtaienow44pallateleek.; l e rilleintiongor with
• mentehanks and quacks. but ,00.910 -east be mod
'Consanifidon rind all ` or ItY kindred diseases, of
31474...00 Wer,aatiltt.9ll..r.:#ll:tku, ebvntrios, can
it be • reli ' providing they T attend ; .ll ii in
titaw any P minima beisadtf my tbaftmrnt
,hyproonrincoeepypf the kledicadAtkvieermhish
'waren gittils teall'thatapply Having'the ad
-1/Mtfigii. Otritrfr f34earsiognerionee and
ipegaminon...oonsequen ~ be 118,0, Stlpftrior - r n n LA th e , freattnant of aP diseasta:• lied - - ffho Is .
daiLrOonsultoi by them:drawn. ffs.gollruirecont
.zueridedlii•rep-Wabfe 'crithens. PUb/ 10,18 1; .1?r0
•Pdotoro. -0" -hotels, Ara; ,CThee:itllUi, Britimeld
•streeit'near Diamond strict Privato comuntml.
:cattotut • from all 'parts: of the III:dew strictly at
tendedto. vireo to
12
._ - • f: - - 401Viiiii;
( Wan:lSW , ' Pittsburgh."Pactißltec.
OWEllif Bille,Nn''
11B1101TANT TAXlcittii
40 'filtw CliiirAtieet
ARNTLICIERR'iI CLOTHING MADE TG 'GR
• "--- DRR CHEAP FOR' CASH. . .
aI i rAVING•RiGriTRNED. P. liisiti 'HEW
/LA Y 085... with a choice stock of CLOTHS,
OMEHIMCR, RS' and VRSTENGS., which ; can be
Pitronuted at prieistfar below the wand 'rates. •
- agrereat indtrnente offered to ellsb;bv-v-cfc
111*.t2Mfai l *
=B .
:COlllO . llOll . Nth FORWARMAViAIEACHkii TS.
fro.: 261 Lbo:c!at.ij. saßrra,
DAUB it
(100fv[4,11A*,
, NO:184 SUIZIF.IiELD
,
WE HAVE -.TiumT- CEIPF
nEEE A
L81r°94 4 1v .. f ilaal4 stck.:ggir,
X".4 11 ../41-4 e•-•4:3 , -0; ,
•• • - co rms ting • •
qpf4p9L7ltlA-144eres", Vestingo,4te.
• '
GENVAIiFEfiti*EGIINk . V . *ODE4,
P 44 CO/fii;ii;.?&.4 lice
and everything 1113111 WY ept. by firet e,lan Ihmnigh
ing Sloree. Orders promptly exeente4,,- Au3o:lyd
ITTISBURG.II3 ItatAliCH.; . NO. lIS
..Wood Street, ; bf theßaltimore Piano :no
tom eatablishod ia.1.83t3. A choice stook of 'Piano
7 ootav'eCentre Pianos; combining all the essen
tials of a fast-class Instrument with late novelties
(underpateatt).. important tollhe critical
pianist. Low for cash or acceptance.. ,
~ WISE de - BROTHER;
Mantifactosors.
. ,
TO InatPEED3 AND voirkeAcTosa
We aie now inanina a superior aritiOln of
' ,
which we are prepald to deliver frolusur 1.70 AL
YARD, 5 091aeBrairri8urazww.
Bast quality of .ssm.l.l3F Coai grzyi on
band as usuai.. -
usygt DICKSON. sTrzwAmr 4 it'O.
WAILES MAGEE
-T. ITOD.VATi. TUCKS
MAGEE ' MilllA',
Importm .nd dealers in
Clotho, Casswteros, Satinottg,
Irestings,
255 lARXET
'• • " forth woe, PICILADELpIMS,,
•
. .
ABTITH PARK 8r: g 0... -, •
1 14 7 71 x NvA-1133 .%, - 101INIetir t r
.
Warenonse. 14 9 . .1111.5t andl.2o sleondcts.
,Mannfacturers of sill sizes and dmict .- lotions
Lloid.Oil, Retorts and &ills. Gag and Wate..fte 4
letoxi4Dorhnim, Wagon R 01.% Steel l s doMds,
angersand - Couplinee.
_.;
!' ` , 74l7saliina and lefaclusion step,
lodptkrik made to order. '
Having a complete machine .shop attached. to
the Fobejt o, undry: allneosswarylittlns will be cal'oftilli
alstam
HAMLET, FAMIELL -
PRACTICAL. PLUMBEBB,
NEAR Ellirpravimia Stlettr
'rinks stub Alsitatoraz for 011 - Refinerfea Enid
with lead filth° most dprabletuanner, by the new
promise oPburiling or ' width* the jolidg witheid
• Iletutediittadt i tyWidi Rot end. Cold Water in the
bestsia , i with I the modern iniprbvinnenta in
Baths; wash-Stands, Closets Sinks, ac, &e.
large kook of Punapaind peed Pipe ahtaiNs
on /Wad. - . zittlEtt
TEMN - Alle ' 'lt 1 6.1glitlt ''
Nilolaude and /Metall Grocers,
UM" W rt - Mo lll o.lBa t din.,
=
• I NORTH-EAST corner of
OHIO . STREET EMD THE DIAMOkTD
zio.10:17 ALLE'GREITY CITY,-
LAKESUPERtOIe A OOPPE
• • •
":7 SIIIELTELICt IPirelikg.
PARR Dir.' 40 1311.1)3.2" . - GCI4 I ;
lianifooturers
-
Sheatk - ' Brasiers' and Bolt Coppor. Pt - mid CC P
Pat Botthmt,ltsattatill BotW=3. S-Pglte
&c
Solder. o. importoo zna
'dealers in Meten.
Plate.' akeet_ tray;
airs.
Constenti. on hand, 'llawen's
ni Tools. Warehonse,No. HO YLRW.J and 128
ECOND STREETS. Pittsbn rgh. Penna.
Akir pedal orders of. Copt; cat te ,,, ro
pattern. , feMlyd§w
KENSINGTON
I ax AND NAIL WORM!.
I.,:ei:OYl % 1..,-.6.0 IC.;
Atanufaottir= of ,
• ar, Sheet. BolleyOPlate, ;Romp..
and T Iron, /IWO am4iiidkve4 •
leckfteett: Bruit T'ail and 'Bit ROT":
fronouitable (cir_Cmal Wortto. , • “.
worbi ti t re smoitip4. thl =l' ii,Ap •
Earigioitsc:*is igiritet
• /market 101:,11t4 ItgailidettNAltat
:41666313.6'
IMENEEE