Hill
bgazgti
08 1 . MIL , - - ;11101 1 / 1 1(1..- - ,•
lit-:-.. - Lz.-_•___—__ - • • ~
Arbiamtia i i ! vouunittowor, the Board
, fllbitilltiiy.:siesdliSeW '..i
Wm, kk-FID - :Ft JAEI,:t aitretziErr
JNO:II.,pIDWIIRTM •MinLIDX I BS4PHY: -
--,-., --DA, liThiJ DLESS:, • •-•-' =
IP.:'I :D
~ ....
Movenieiltp of 'Eurplibaii Ettoitiners
- , •seCriCatiltoPg.' ' ". ' '
St Andrew .... .': LWOW. ..Heir yea, .... . ovl.lo
Hansa. ... -.. ~:Santhin 10nnew.,Y0rk.........N0v,31
Kan g s vii=altit - eilieb - New Aork .:. ... Ncivy2S
NAtnerloari4-tilv.M:nool 4:Fortland.::: ..... Noy fil
Arabia, i..1..1.L. Diterpool i..Thistmi...i.l..4 Nov-23'
CaledOnLa'.. . ::. .. laagow—...New York Nov 29
Ilavaria ........... .07thm lonliew York ...... Dee 2
Baltimore ... .... L.) erpool ew - York ..... Deo A
Norweglan.....:JA erpool...Porthmd . ~. ......Deo 4
B°°6B -• tt ........ rd i r e r Pool...Now - yottkti4.Das ,Id
Hdinbuicr:4,...l4l4ool...:Nenr,Y9r, --AOC'
I
5ur0Ea1i..:.L...,.' AI arpool. „ lteatitl % ~,. ilt.
Un't Hingdoht..D Ir. .:.'N ew x oke:.• "
Flamm -lila ~:: . Ala m 'oziNew - .10rk:. - .. .
Persia ... LWercoooUlillag York.l.:-.DIPIt
New Y0 rk .:...: . ............. l ortNeWirork;-±.. .1
Africa.,.l.l4. ... ..DiVernool ~ .DostOzi::.t . ,-' ,- .• .
Tentonial:4-..... . .BblialtekitiNOW;XaM4!
Borussia il‘:-,F..-:BelithmftelaTo4
• 1 .,!' , 7:, Piar4t. 4 4ol iniol4- i, ~ ::- 7. •:,,,
§ _ axonia,,i..),,.... ; „ lteiwAr , ork - Stintliainxitinapf
nibernian - ...... Portland ..Livernoby . , •1.1
Manobester......NeW York . .ldversool ... at
China....,..,,,z-Nelt Torkradverptiok.:.tlegt,
Hansard° . ::::...l . New York ..Liverpool ...'.. Dee 20
Hansa.........., _ N ek Y orlt . ..Southampkirt„,,D. o ,lo
Arabia ......".i:Dthita-"n'- '`Lfterp'ool Deo 24
Caledonia... ...... Nen' York ..Glesgow, .. . - .... Dee
. .2r.
Davarip„,, . ... . '...,NewiYork:-.SoVthatitoteit...llho 21.
Scotia..:., ... ~ ..-.New York: .Uverppoi ...... Dom, 30
5ur00L.,,..-b.,Boet 11.::: :i:fAverpoor...'....-San 7
',nil 4.*gdomNimi 'York ..GlaeSew
.•••;••••••t.an; 10
Per5ia.4.....,,X9k O rk . ..Xiveroool • . ' - '•••lall . 14
' Pettit 16.ttchisro nvirs:' .
4 41 11 eAsimatt.1
4
. Hogs had s dedided L better to- (W. IMd
achieved an advin a of'lso2k °Alba haavy:av--
°rages. - Sales:ofax ' -, vverghtitlit $4 70* 75@4 80
were maid to have bee made. - AVeragesof2oo lbs
are selling at $t 4 07 3 A45. and are generally; held
at $4 50; while $4,..ht1. aekeiffot those weighing'
:VO tbs. For denier a few - days ahead. the drov
er.' are still stronger* their.vnars , than-is repro.
seated b 2 tordars:Wtatibmk"
, i
. 1 11filpago.
• .....711. I
Vie receipts -OE liegitduring thepast week was ,
72,388 lide and 109371 :dressed-showin g a total of
-83.375. Of this atnoupt;only 2.263 were shipped—
leaving for tho;packere and butchers. The
followingtabeshOWS theyeeelpts dui
responding wet k Tor three Sears: rng the cors
1862 - - - H
1861 - - - - ft 3,375
- S '
1860 .;. .; -.3: -- -.- 11.407 -- 1
The reCeiptala Cweek Niers, probably the larg--
est known in tee histergof our city. Thereceirts
reached 75.000ene,weekt-last aeas(M, and One or
two weeks' this Season:Oeg have approached that
amount.
I, - t
. . -
•
*
Mosil;Al .bany
~ , _ ~ ,
We have nollilniqurttion'aria'referencelti the Hog market in this oft.V. McDonald & Co.. are
1 suin g from $4. -to $4 fOtner ant net for light and
' • rY weight , . = _-- Iro •
_____
MA , RIIET
, .
Ite;York • ' . -
si:
lho businesseeidintik, ltmiteif t lind'On dm poor
er grades of Rio, Dacia hav 4 wett! way during
the last fwd abolan4o.: - We hear of rates of
saly 10J baga . Riciat.v9r 4 o n. t. and 2.0 Savand'a at
Ile. William Scott i' Sun's Meekly, Ciroular.re
u'lrha : 'S let OfR '43 slams t'' , e date of our last re
ort to th etradeleathlo3.4 hag% and tell it t ! -
LTa a 21).• 300 yer.loodka Anne. - at'alo and. 2.1,0 Pa i.
fa! anoo. per Ganges . P.iTt. Y. 'On speculation—
.ooo per Panama have nen . taktutt29o.!' Scott
i . Sop make theatook in the country at follows
3 Ilt , wore. ZpOd hag.: 4,ew...York„ 42417 dot total
.017 begs; "„
It
.? :_ltaltliiioro •, , •
,„..
The marl:isLis itill toitetive. and nrices nomi
al, viz: Rio, 283/A3oeq4Lniuyra;U@32Xc. and
ava 34@34,k_:0. Stook of Rio in first hands 5.000
i aga. Since wiiting the;F:above __we 'war that a
null lot of Ilia has *hanged handl at abonsider•
316 deol.to on previe turtriinsactiiiiis; but the
rico has not transpiredit
. ... ,
. .
1 Veekiy Hevisiati-oe OR Business.
. The oil market liai'bei t
e. nu!et.sinceour last re ,
3rt, with limiteittra i+ tione. The market is
ht re sovoring froni the iltspressioifeitised 4y. the
to disaster andi is :again assainiag 4IS former
ioyan•y. Pr;ces have not maternally changed
ice bet week. Sa es have been made at wells
tring gthe past and present week at $.5.(4611 bbl,
lwe sive as the ruling rates. Some s:_l s
ve been made at lowerfigures, battik° came of
Is was a scarcity of packages. or it wan an infe
r art ole. So rreat has been the scarcity of bar
s, th t reveral refineraii have- been.opmaelled
partially &upend oneratitnia. , Frelglits to Piton
; rgh, $: V bbl. with a great scarcity of freights.
I ices of barrels $3 50@3 75.
he following is amounts of oil received and
ono' at our principal **rehouses fo the'week
ling Tuesday, Dee. 15, 11l
1 , Habig n Rock (Al Cortiiiany—Received 2,322
rola of cll. 1;',
hi k it Co — Received li!IS bid ; shipped 2,177
received 2.436 empty b '44 -
a- na's Wurehouse—Received 1,331 lags; shin
' 1.71.7.-oil My Rectistei%
,_.
moszy'ritAiß''RE T :
he following rates were;
leers yesterday, viz maintained by oar
bid..... 28 'Silver....
I.:eland . Wet( '8
°tee-- 231 1.
Easter"! York ......
e Exchange.
ar y,
Ititnore . . Si I 0tt0e....-„---
Western Exchange.
i:teinnati ......... . par glereland ...... par.
uis% ........ „ I
.... . par
TSBURGR PROOCIE MARKET
OPPION Or ISt DAILZP,OB7I
. ,
Monday. Deo. 2241: ‘
~.
imarka—Busineas in,Dattiqs *i . trts dullt
iiileg being:Jaw_ and fiii i hetiveint. - On'the
fwe noticed a good Oeutilof activity, Ship,:
s of Pit tsb a - glimanuraeliires was large. The
. 1 ina fait Waling or6r but tailing.
.11113
our—The receipts by theriver is on the in
e, the larger portion , hinueyer, was for the
lby rail there wasfair svemktiLliale.Teni
CI light, at follows - 190 bA2Extra, $590@6 00
ol Extra Nunn; $6 3 5@/6 Ti i i:do $65(4 72 do
Ro do no atiotations. .i... 1, -i ••=. l ?,. • ...
plea — Safei-40 bbl at* ,
aAer—Balei 700 lhir. r0pi_1244 , 20 0 .,
B's - -Sale.st4 barrels at la@tallo.
arhera—Salon 250 lbs at'
cur—`ales 11 /aids Orlean
robed 14 0 510.50511.0, ~15
/ 1 -Q:i tl ', .'`l'.. .-, 6.
8:10 ..
eiriii_,
1:)&•••.
lasses—ln air Maturedl
.10 bbls at 5;5(456e: the steak is no t lac
mp—Salea at 5 543604.
_i 4; ge
foe — SaleiralliatueDio, Esejt l ' •
Y—Fa es 16 loads at $ 14 (4041 ton.
n —The demand wairlietratl-r..810024;000bm
-180e,
eat—Sales SCO bushels prime ailuto $1 20:
Red 115 ii b ushels
tip , - •'-- '
• 1 4—idarket heavy at $1.15 with more
than buyers. • ii•,! 1
so—Sates 12) Boxes -. R.. 12e. 30 do
erg 12e
t-4arket lia&V3: Lubr:Oating at
7. 35a10e:
(1,0@7 e, 1.
is ey — bales 50 bholsNity rrectified at 3iiigt
••
Pork—Sales rOlibls at i_H $ l 2. •
- 4— Market unchanged. ,1 ii .
ugoatz - nrjaris I' !f
boo BALMORAL' AORTA
supplied in
it land b 'colon'. Ilidarohanta and
eautifu l quantit y , -
1 r.kWO N , IIILAVititir et 30
, 1- 01
9; 11:07jilit— -
i Amt.
...,
BLA._ II II6LIETIO,
FOR -A US E,
DI I eCILINTOCS ittP SON•
112 XARKEi wrisairr.
SINS -
.3 boxa, joo
R.;,
... halt and WO! Quarter boxes
new M. IL
3 baxes and7.Erlin+./c SOW /Oa
ROsint ''.--
' 1
FrailsSeodiaßS Rabbit i
Kegs do do -., ,
boAes Eloon4 0-ilo i i ,
....1 Ip, 44
.. :f , „.
Ida:mill:Id for ear' xl, I._ , - J. -,...
N° L 1 RHY B
MER ROTHERS.
86 and iaS‘Food street
HUTS— , ' it
1
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kalidan Maio.
le b y'N .Itll,lliT A iv , F10 ,...„6. nr &
Comer of Onio , st!vaa lgtsulz:
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r Mal Gifoßt we ir .ateanys
I No. 60 Pedaimrstitill="7"
41112
twarrvated B L t 26 an& lag fit . imair or oold
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Sinn
OMR RANI:NON INSITITIITION, NO
"HO Sink:lliad:atria , opposite the Cuotors.
ilotiO,' 'Clartermi by the Legislature. • .
'' _ ,
~. '0V.V.1C..•11,14. • 1
,
! President ' .............JAPIEtt PARR, Jr.;
1 , . VICS PBASIDENTH.
. Wah.R. Balkh H,' F. Reid
o
' Thos, rio - Messie s t- „• r A. Rob nium
;' Joh Pralieisliejlete . " -. Josbuf Rhodes
telP ttitlit ' VacoL'Stuoluoth
rThomst -'Jell F3 8. Blairl i • Alei,,Bradlor
11°''111374 Alfred - tßaelv ,
1 4 0it a-b: ... i• . Filigin°gikß
- ..,....
King - Z
A ilr Bell ' Joe DitWorth
8 S Fowler It A Reed • •
' Jair - W Woodwel/ ', •It e - .Bohnierts
F Rahni C Ricketsoto
j rnan ' Blf Hartman .
D M Lo ng . - It J Anderson
'Jai W Bartow ' ' ' D E Ideffinley
.0 a Wolf RobertD Cochran
'Wm
, . W Hutton
GI B Jo nes B F Jonas
,W H Phelps • C B Herron
t- • arentroty AND TEILM 7I
BX.
i . D. E. MeRHILRY. '
OPendelly. from' A:3l. to 2 . i. 11. Aso,-
f -
and Satingar eveninm from 6 to 16 o'clock.
PPodta regelved of. ON I MF and upwards.
ividemois aeolared in December and ,tans of
each rear.
!.
Dividends allowed toremain are placed to the
credit of the.dePositor ar:pridoilpali and leer in-.
teresn Sibs ccatipettiaoling it. -:>
Books contain hig Charter, .By 7 La
nished at the owe. Ito., fur
ffico.
• NT ; This Institution offers, especially to these
persons wliose earnings.are smaM the opportunity
to sectuntuate, by small debOgibl c ebMly saved, a
-Mini which - ill be a resource when needed, their
money not_only beingsafe but bemionrinterest, in
, toad of remaining unproductive.' myir
_.___;______________.____._____
VltEth
'O R T. tIE
Tin Ware
W -
-
-IFFEN. -
.. Brushes
Wooden are Baskets.
F.Ploe 13nices O Moulds
Cup Tubs • • C ash Basins
Stiaw Ontters • ' p Mops
Hair Sieves ' • Wire Sieves
Minee knives,- Coal &rade •
Silver &lap Stove Polish
Chamois Skins Knife Washers
Skewers Pasting Spous
Gridirons Coffee Mills e
Lemon Squeezers Wash Boards
Stew Pans Sauce Pans.
Wade ir t s
Ke on • Bird Roasters •
Fish tles ~ NrY Pans
Ham Boilers Farina
Greta Boilersera Egg Beaters
Larding Needlers .. Flour Pails
Pudding Pans Water Pilferers
Bread
Ladles C Plates
Butter Ladles C'othes 'Wringers .
Iron Holders Wooden S.pOons
Step Ladders Butter Prints -
Keelers WzahTubs
Clothes Linea Cups'
Scales Test Pores
Cook's Knivi a Sad Irons ~
Breed •Poxes • Meat Presses
Scoops Cake /loxes. Ac..
. . FOR THE DININCI ROOM . • Ste,
. ~
.. .
Euivße mime%
Castors Call Bells .
Syrup Jugs • Nut Picks .!
. •
Cake Knives • Fisb - Knivesi • •
l.ramb•Knives Ice Croon Knives
Salt Stands Napkin ings
. Fruit Stands • Cake Baskets
Butter Knives Forks and Spoons
GGSoup LaiPee Oyster Ladles
ra
dron's Cuvy Ladles Sugar Spoons
hi,ps Mustard Spoons
.'Round di Oval Salvers Ica Pitchers
Bouquet Stands Goblets • ,
ITTLERT..
IVors Handled Knives • Carvers
Cocoa •do do 1 Forks
S
tag
ish Teda T o do Square Waiters
n glrays . • ~ Crumb Brushes
Fork& Spoen Trais Crumb Trays
Dish Covers • Chart n Dishes
Hash Dishes Coffee • -
wine Strain ...i x ..,.',- - co a etieri
HisirlrLroffee Pots Nut Crackers
Table Mate Hound Waiters •
Bread Baskets
• Wino Coolers Cork Screws Krufe Sharpeuera
itehigerators ' Water Coolers, dro.
, . • FOR THE CITAMEER.
Toilet Jara Water Carriersck
Foot Bathe '• Chamber Iluets
Infant's Baths - • Bowls and Pitchers
MatreFs Brushes Gas
Sand
Shaving Ramis Nursery Shades
Bronx Match Holders do Lamps
Flower Stands • Clothes Whiskes
Nursery Refrigerators do Hampers
Wax Tapers Night Lights.
- MISCELLAEOUS.
Libraey Steps - • Door Mats
Vienna Fish Globas • _ Vesta
. • • '
Bird Cages • - Meat Safes
Vizzetts I Pocket Knives
Card de Visite Frames . Flasks
Camp Knives - I 'Camp Portfolios.
And everything pertaining to a well apPointed
Household.
,
To be obtained at feasonable prices at the NEW
STORK of
-..... '
IEA."1" ..Sz TitICI-lAJEL.IDS,.
3 10;- 30 FIFT a STREET:
First door below the - Exchange Bank.,
*IL. All goods deliiered;free-kf eharke in the
eitY.Ailegbeny,
quesne borough, etc : ' BirMinghara. Manchester. Du-
'. • .
• nol2'•
. .
DAUB As CA/TELL,
Rif 110141VIAIIT AWIZOBS,
No. igs ssirrimpio STRUT.
wing
, HAVE .717114 R.F.C.Ernm 41'
tntrie and wallsodootad stook of •
" Is is Gs •` - 0 D '
polo4 . oq iu t. of
Clotius Cashneree, VeNtlnga, 410.
AL/130. 1 7-4 large stook of •
GENT'S FURNIOING
inaludins Wooka.s7tiresPasier Oollars. Ne7ek goa
and everythint Imlay kept by first ohne Furih
ton BlOros. Orders promptly executed. int3o:l,,d,
CORNWELL it. KERB,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
(At the old es# ' , bibbed Coach Factory.)
butiFEpRZ wArc.l • -
- , arzAki,
&Tsarin a done as wing.
CHARLES L. CALDWELL,
(Successor to Jas. HOlmes & Co.,
.1"
•Ft- A: E
in Bacon; Lard. 'Sugar-Cured Rams,
Etnlok9d Bcei, 4ko. Ate.
Comer Market 7d and First sheets , PittsburigfPa:
doolla
CEO. R. COCHRAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Office No. 69 Grant-street. neat the Cottrt
_ House. Pittsburgh.
•
AL L BIIELNESS ENT/LIMITED TO
his care will receive prompt attention. Col
lections,made and themonv prompqy rettißted.
d_____ oc:l3,d'' it 1 4 ,
TO RIIILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
..ira ajeo7p-i i• asiafilataii n a saverior suitiqk of
Ul
which we a repropareitWdelivefr om our COAL
: NAM?, SOD LUNATIC STRRRT.
ha 'l
equality
of
Fly C°lll
~ WSW, •eie
DPW, i . .. i - FTP a RtM i 4FlV.ltfrr d i CO*
NEW
AND.DFOLWILE LOT OF
WINTIER CLOAKS, "SHAWLS
MERINOS and DRESS GOODS,
Stand country Flannels.
H. J. LYNCH'S,
No. 96 Market street
Rog o3jr. ,
Ito. .418"
Wood Street, of the Baltimore Piano -Far'
tory. eatabliehed in 183 d. &choice Wok of-Piano
7 ootaro Centre in
mbinins all the •
tie& of& Bret chum lestrilent ifirtilate noveltleel
(anderpateat). Highly important to the critical
Pianist. Low tor alaharteePtitnee:
ati2B
win & BR OTHBR,
• -Mat
jli,T4icpvirjo.
N8N!,44,13 - OY'S and YOUTH'S BOOTS,
Children's Boots. Congress
*Wad Balmoral& a prime lot.
eallead examine before pi/ramble elsewhere
011 1.11 ISALE OF FIJES
. titernoon at 5S Fifth street.
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VPRIVIS EEPTI*3
BIN
_ I I STORE,
GOODS I
K rre
f'~ -
,
VIE DAILY. PO S TADVANCED. RATES. - •
. .
em uir by mail. ...
Sixoqtfia '• ******* ********* .
Three. .. ***************** ••••
One.: " ..
OneAviseir. delivered in iiiiVe'll
Single copies... y.........
—.
To agents p er irtuaaii;:j......7.::a . ..... ** **
* .......
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. .. .
NEW ADVERT--IsING RATES.
Tlie following rates of adv tieing. have- been,
agreed upon by the Pubis)," hers er of the Pittsburgh
Daily Press• to o viestrfiot on. and after tiro 10th
ay of Novom u aaux,onAknew contracts,:
. .
sung:STANDING MATTER.
m-s..
~ , ~ , .
PER SINGLE s Q u AliirrElrE ty DAY,
One insertion $6O Two menthe.-- 9100
' / 2 4 v 1 A l a i u 3 42i11 1 tie : 1 l a
' ion: a m i rnztihtitr...... Ii
fit
One week .......... .. 200 Five months,- l 4 00
i r wo Weeks ........ 3SO SET menthe ...... 15 00_
Three week; .5 00 Nin ye ontha.... 2 0 0 0
One Month , : ... .... 600 0ner.......... 25 00
INI.IICIII4NGEABI,VIIIATTEIL ;
Which allows theprivilege of a weekly change
of matter, .to be Inserted among new ' 1
I
advertisements.
PEEL SINGLE SQUARE, EvuEy DAY,,.
TweliSirniosths ..
..,. ............ . ...... ..
.................... VI 2 00
Admire: intoning .-..- ................. . .............. 30 00
nistrators' Notices ................ . ........ 2 25
Miming° Notices
Death
otices. e ach...................... ...........
*3: All advertisements ordered in for one
Month, or Iles time, to be cash at - the 'limo of or
daring.
DAILY POST.
A Reminiseenee'' of the United
States Bank.
An old broker, of forty years' ex
perience in New York, Philadelphia and
Bostob, is Writing a series of "Revelations
of the Stock Exchange," for the Boston
Commercial Bulletin, and in his last, gives
the following reminiscence :
The: glory of the great Regulator had
all departed- 2 410 crowds of men nor mil
lions of money resounded in the marbl e
palace, which had been erected at a cost
of a half million of dollars—only an occa•
sional footstep rang, with startling, loud
r everberations, in the high, vaulted banking
rooms; and all the offices around it were
silent and deserted as the grave. Thomp
son, thb transfer clerk, kept up a shadow
of the old high estate in a distant part of
the building, but in the Immediate business
hall atone Mr. Patterson, with the old
gray-headed porter, kept watch and ward
each day, playing the farce that the bank
still lived, on the spot where he had paid
out billions and trillions of money.
One day a stranger enters, evidently
from the West—the far West.
For a moment he is struck by the'tomb
like aspect and deathly silence of the place
but discovering some one at the distan
counter, advances.
The awakened echoes of his own steps
give the only sign of life.
Rustling a large pile of bank notes, ho
demanded— .
"Give me
"Money? the Pll :regi ter them
money e
"m
for - you."
Repister be hanged. Pay thezu.—
Now.'
"We can't."
vh 7 --w here'sTliereside n t ?'
flierit is no President."
t'Who are you ?"
"I'm the teller."
"Well, tell me where the Cashier is,
then."
"There is no Cashier."
"What!" and, hesitating a moment, he
burst into a loud, sharp cry of—" There is
no Cashier !"
From the vaulted ceiling echoed back in
distinct words; "There is no cash here!''
The stranger started, looked up to
whence the reply came, stared at the teller
and, gathering up his bills, departed with
out another word. Mr. Patterson 'also
started at the Delphic oracle, and, his
mind having for some time been uneasy
under Lis false position and the sad mem
ories it brought, determined to retire from
the banking hall whose fame was fled and
post notes fled, and all but him departed.' -
So little an incident decided him, and he
left the scene of his former useful and
brilliant career forever.
The remains of the bank were removed
to some back rooms in No. 79 Walnut
street; - and the building sold, after a time,
to the Government,rho now occupies it
as a Cnstom House. Upon the body of
the dead, monster there sat, for years after,
an inquest of ghouls, rich men, of high
standing and character, who did not hesi
tate to drape $8,500 a year for each other
out of theilittle left to so many widows,
orphanS and broken down merchants, and
continued to feast upon the crushed orange,
till every drop of Jule() was sucked dry,
when-they too, resigned, and the once glo
rious itinki of the United States became
like the baseless 'fabric of a dream.
The Separation Final.
From the Richmond We) Enquirer., Dee, 12,
Prosident Davis, in hie inaugural - at
Montgomery, truly expressed the univer
sal sentiment when he proclaimed, even
before the beginning of the war, that the
separation was final and eternal.
!Our people, despite their earlier division
as to the time for action, resolved as one
man upon separate political life. Wearied
with. unceasing contentions in the Federal
councils, and alarmed and aroused at the
determined.attempt to place the yoke upon
, I
them, when they finally sundered the bands
of union as it was with lull purpose that
it should be forever. The
_immense ma
jorities which ratified the acts of secession
told how earnest was the popular resolve.
In no spbech, in no letter; in no news
paper,
_have we ever seen an intimation
that under any conceivable circumstances
the Union cotild be cemented again. The
avowal of such :.a: sentiment would have
drawn upon any man an odium that would
tiava been crushing and universal. By
common consent he would have been class
ed among traitors.
Letnot our foes. delude themselves. Let
tirem place no confidence in the hope that
by.a_ "vigoro,a prosecution of the war,
bouPled with a constitutional administra
tion of the Federal government" (it such
.a thing were possible), they can, in the
least, 'demoralize' our people, But our
citizens utterly deny that the enemy can
prosecute. the war, either vigorously or
otherwise, "coupled with a constitutional
ischninittration of the Federal govern-
ment." . Such an idea isinstantly rejected
here as a fatal fallacy.
'I We_ utterly deny the ri , ),ht of the Feder
al government to make war upon us under
- the pretentious that we are States of the
Federal Union; and we denounce snob
inr: aautterly unconstitutional, wicked
iiiilnitrocions, and
" care nought for any
conciliatory" word the assailants of our
homes and liberties may bear us upon their
bayonets.
* * For "brutality and knavery"
we have indeed a separate wrath; but the
attempt at our subjugation; in which our
foes are engaged,in the grand crime against
us, and alone suffices to arouse our at
most and unamimous endeavors, and
there is no blnndishneiat that can under
mine our resolve.
;'Origin of the Becket Pear.
The uniform and universal excellence
of Ais - pear no intelligent person will
clool4 i ..but its origin is not so fairly undis
,... .
putif,„; i.lo this respect it ranks with the
Del4greZ,grape. A correspondent of a
MiOnisota paper says that in'-the year of
1 - 7 94 ..Frenchman, - banished from his na- i
tive , country ! , came to •Ameripa, a n d set
tled e point of land below Philadel
phid. tNot long after he had built his cab
ini'helbserved a young pear tree growing
up oeagAis door. He guarded it until it
pamh_tt‘age of bearing fruit, When he was
rejoieed to find' the product of superior
1 1
quality. He carried a few to market,
I where' , they found ready purchasers. And
iso oh fgr ten or fifteen years his seed
ling.Pei#
m tree brought him a handsome lit
tle edthe. The Frenchman kept the
whereabouts of the tree a secret as long
as possible, and 'When it was discovered,
he fdrbikire scions tote taken Iron it. As
alwa he a - kept. = old sickle hapging on a
1 1imb of - tree, it came to be Balled '"the.
Sickle ti`,..;atill hence the Seckel: 'ln the
year 1821: 1 1e died, and bequeatliedlii lit
tle homed favorite tree to StePhen Gir
ar
d d, by " j oin grafts were soon distribu-
Je'''
48 00
9'c,
-2-15
- r7O
-
•. Is
That's. brie story. Mr. Downing tells
another,
iv
it: that the seedling was rais
ed by a " le dealer near Philadelphia,
known aii s :, Dutch Jacob;" thaehe after
ward sold 't d land on which it stood to a
Mr. Seckerovho introduced thel fruit to
public notic_.6. Afterwards, the farm anti
tree beciiiiielhe property of Mr' Girard.—
The Origin4l 4 lree is believed to be still
alive., "s'.
Romantic Story of the Countess
4of Siegen.
The folio ivpig is told in a German pa
per in conneclion with the recent death
of Lady Siegen, When a young girl, she
was very pretty, though:of a poor, genteel
family. She yfias engaged to be married
to a lawyer's Clerk, and the wedding was
to come off
on certain day. Among the
guests invited was the employer of her
lover, who waskbachelor of forty years.
It so happened Oat she had a quarrel with;
her lover on th, morning of the wedding
day, and he left the house in a huff. Nor
did he come hal to be married, though
the wedding gueffts all :assembled at the
appointed time. trether with the person
who was to oflicl to at the ceremony.—
They were all indignant at the conduct of
the young man, dad the lawyer himself
commiserated the) cruel treatment of the
isoor girl very much. After two hours
search, it was fetid that the bridegroom.
had had left town by the diligence, wherenpon
the lawyer (who w _much struck with the
beauty of the bride) offered to marrY, her,
himself. She did dot long hesitate. His
fine position, together with the sweet re- ;
venge this would -*flier lover, 'induced ; 'her to then and tWe'wed the lawyer.—;
The matchproved thite i'liappy one, and
during four years shOrytge. him an excel.;
lent wife. At the eiftt(et timehe died;
leaving her his whqleiigitizta.--adeipli priLdirl
"rdow; • 'Her former lover, who
dermeanwhile gone , to his old ost,
was now anxious to atonehaek
for his fault, p but
the lady firmly refused to see him at all.—;
It was not many mouths, however, before
she married General Teinitz, a rich and
handsome officer in the Prussian service.
She lived with himwo years and again
became a widow—this time inheriting a '
princely estate. A year or two more pass
ed,
when she married the Count von Sie- I
gen, and became the mother of a race of
Prussian nobles. She had no children by
her first two husbands. She was fifty-six
years of age at the time of her death.--
Her first lover, who had really been the
involuntary cause of her good fortune, re
ceivea nsion from her or many years
up to the time of her death, f bat she would
never see him.
verdict of a Jury of Boys.
When Dr. Nathaniel Prentice taught a
public school in Roxbury he was very
much a favorite ; but his patience at 4 '
would get very much exhausted by the in
fractions of the school rules by the schol
ars. On one occasion, in rather a wrathy
way, threatened to punish with six
blows of a heayY ferule the first boy deter+.
fed in whispering, and appointed some as
detectors. Shortly after one of the de
tectors shouted:—
"Master, John Zeiler is whispering."
John was called up and asked if it was
a= fact. (John, by the way, was a favorite
both with his teacher and school-mates.)
"Yes," answered John, "I was not
aware of what I was about; I was intent
on working out a sum, and requested the
tic who sat next to baud me e arithme
cthat contained the rule which I wished
to see."
Tha doctor regretted hasty treat,
but told John that he coul h d is
not suffer h him
to whisper and escape the punishment, and
continued :
"I wish I could avoid it, but cannot,
Without a forfeiture of my word. I will,"
he continued, "leave, it to say •whether or
not. I omit the punishment.'
John said he was agreed to thatlinditn !
mediately called out S., T. D and D.
P. .D The doctor told them to return a
verdict, which they soon did, (after con
sultation,) as follows:
"The master's word must be keptinvi
olate,--John must rerieive the threatened
six blows of the ferule; but it must be in
flicted on voluntary proxiesl—and we, the
arbitrators, will share the punishment by
receiving each of us two of the blows."
John,
who had listened to the verdict,
stepped up to the Doctor, and with out
stretched hand exclaimed:
"Master, here is my' hand i they shan't
be struck a blow; Ii will recetve the par(
r ..
ishment."
The Doctor, under. pretence . of wiping
his face, shielding his eyes , and telling the
boys to gd to their seats, said be would
think of it. I - believe did, think of it tq
his dying day ; but' , the punishment was
never intlicted.—Hiddlesex Journal.
Sixty Years of 'I/tarried Life.
A few days since the itev. - David Lewis,
of Newark, Ohio, celebrated the sixtieth
anniversary of his marriage. A very large
assemblage of relatives and 'friends - were
presept,dicluding those'lioW:Veitnidit.
and Massachusetts. TI a respechye Me!
of Mr. and Mrs.; Leivis were Anof
seventy-nine. Two visitors from the East.:
- ern States had numbered; one seiretity•eight
years, the other eighty, and all seemed to
enjoy almost the vigor of: youth.' This
happy meetingytook place at the residence
of Dr. Miner, and the hosteast on this Oc
casion, was dressed, in a bridal robe of her
mother's, worn sixty years , ago, wit}i;
sleeves to the elbow, short waisted and a
flowing train, and a cap of corresponding
antiquity. Upon the table was spread the
beautiful wrought linen, the handiwork of
that mother in her maiden dayq,and graced
with the Same antique blue cams ware--
/ler° were the same mugs that contained
the sparkling cider; the coffee: pot andthe
- same tea pot that was by itseide, with its
surrounding group of' cups, and even the
tiny silver spoons that had been used at
the_marriage feast.
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Manufacturers at
Sheath. Breslers'_and Bolt. Copper.
Per Pressed Cot
Bottome, ieed Bell Bottonf.'SPoitet
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BEYOND STP.BEIT. Pitt/Ibn telt. Penna.
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G!ED.REAT nziati• ivi THE A)PFLICT
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• TO ALL. YOUNG AND OLDt_
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Purchasers will centime to find Period. Nimble
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No
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9J. DIAMOND, Optietan,
- . Fifth stre P Buildins.
The &wren Pebble insertedet, ost in old Imam. i
desired.. -
Air' Dewar Dopester; and Pretenders.
1,22
Spencer
DDEWERS AND MALSTERS.
.PHatur,.' %Mx BRE'WSRY.
Pittsburgh. Se ptamberlo.l362. 1
ink ISSOLUTION Or PARTNERSHIP.
AL/
-The partneralifii 'heretofore fighting be. JOS SPENCER -and W. U.; GARRARD
was dissolved on the 20th of: August, .11862• the
e
being'authorized to settle up- the
:business of the !ite firm at willffic contheßre-.
Airy, The Browmg_Busines boinued b y
SPENCER A. WRAY, who intend, to • have al-'
w_ays on hand a superior article of ALE. POR
TER and BROWN STOUT. The undersigned
will Ito thankful to the friends of the, late firm for
a continuance of- their patronage, and pronuise
tomy make it their aim to givesatisfaction to all who
ri purchase from them.
Mr. ROBERT WATSON. of Liberty street, so
long known to the business communitY. will have
the management of our business, with the full
centre' in the Brewery. •
Add se all orders to SPENCER ,k Mc.KAY.
Phtenix Brewery. Pittsburgh, Pa.
JOSEPH SPENCER,
JAMES MoKAY.
__________..._._________________
11311RZS'AVE DISEASIos..
Ja. Dr:BROWN'ShIRDICAL
and SURGICAL Moe. No. no .. . ' -•..„ 1
PSmithfield' street; Pittabutal l ' '' -, —1 - t
emnsylvata: - •
...• • • • ..: .• , •
Dr. BROWN'S an old churn ; • • -
of Pittsburgh. and hie been in ~, '. '!'
Praotieofor thelast twenty-give -. 0 -
1 rears. His business has been - -
- ../ ../
00.2.411114
icajmostly to l'xiyate ,,,
and:. ','-
..:, Diseases.
CITIZENS AND STRANGER
In need of a meditial 'friend. should, not fail to
And out theatre plate of relief ThsrDootor is s
zzimiller graduate. and his ernerrei.....„ i.t... i.a f7 p beet
tt of %certain olays f oct i lipaes is a sure enar
lief by c' the tonellorr I:l;fenzlietilaeallilaagMtlitl ihit.
athlete.
DR. BROWN'S REELEDIRS
never fail to ours the worst form
.of Venereal
Diseases' Impurities and Bonham Affe.-
Also all diseases origins from a hereditareticuut y taint:
which ntanifeets - Itself to the form: of totter.,
Psoriasis. and a great man
o kin diS:
f s
asses.asses.,tho.orisin o y li m e fasile& Irntlientiredr
Isnopink To persona so eDr.
-Brown i
Offen 1
Awing a mound room,
-, v ' „ SEWN
Dr. Brown's remedies for the alarming trouble
brought on often by that solitary habit of sensual
itratineation. which the Yonne and weak w laded
often give way to. (to their own destruoticn..) ar
the only theyare afe. reliable remediee known in the country
of health.
- s and make a sPexis restoration
_____
Dr. RILKUMATIBM.
s Brown never fail to cure this
Palatka disowns IN A Thar DAYS - - he Will Wanallt a
cure. He also treats Pilo', Gloat, Gonnorrhroa
Stricture, Ilrethal Discharges. NemalerWeakneas
Monthly Suppressions.' Diseases of the JoinUt.
Manila in Ano, Nervous Affections. Pains in the
B ather with a eak and Kidneys. Irritation of the Bladder , to-
A we ,
gll diseases of an impure origin.
»h. diseases theayasp ptoms. contenting a
via directed to DR. BROWN, No. /SO tansitio g il
Bt., ' Pittabunth. Pa.' will ho. imuledia_ 12 1 7 answer,
ed. Medicine gent to an, address. cams racked
and secure from observation.
°Moo and Private Rooms. No. 50 Smithfield
tract Pitha-**- 1 1 Pa. nols-dawds
V'I'II EXTRACTED WI TR' 011 T
IN b.* the use of an apparatus whereby
no drugs or galvanic battery are used. Medi
cal gentlemen and theirfandites have their teeth
extraoted bY mi proems. and are ready to testily
as to the safety'und painlessness of the operation.
whatever has been sald.by persons interested In
asserting thecontramhavingno knowledge of MY
Process.
ea.ARTTNICIAL MTN inserted in every
style. and
Il eacharg as low, as will warrant the
best of material all eases.
noltly-la
a OUDAY. Dentist,
1841 Etudthfleld street.
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
On THE ISPERDT- AHD IPERJRABII
AV ENT cure of .
DisOONORETIRA., (*LEM , DRETRAL
charges. Bembial Weaknew Nightly.lnds
gionp„_lnoonticenag Denali Irrita-
GrlVol;DtrieturB and
Affections of_ the Kid
neys and Bladder.
;Which has been used by upwards of
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS.
In
kuPers th .
or tins practiceOnseue. with the entire mosses,
1.21 !m
compound therto knosm. 0414111
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS
ire sti r s
3 edy In he n na often effecting onre in a
few and cure is effeotitieperman
ant. h e y ' are prepared from vegetable er.traots
that are luinaless on the'system. andnever muse
tte the stomach. or impregnate the breath and
linger ooated, all nausectus taste is avoided.
being anger
of,diet isneoresary whilst wing th em:
nor dose their action interfere with Waimea p ur
inate. Each box contains six dozen Pills.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR,.
Dr. Bell's Treatise on fiensinal
Weakness,
Siel Abuse'. Ootiortlea, Med. a Pamphlet of
50 Pates. o pp_taining_boortant advice to the as
dieted. BENT FREE.
PM' Postage. Rix cents are required to
DR. DELL'S CREEN'IIOOIi,
A oompleie.Treatisti on Gonorr.hea. Meet. Stria
-7a re Vai l ri l e ° li n All i s! ,v various,
efeos with
r talent ' . without the aid of a physician
PRIOR ONE. DOLLAR,
The Me or Books will be sent. secure from ob
servation, by mail. Poet-Paid, by any ildtartised
Agent, on reoaipt of the money.
J. BRYAN, Rochester N. Y Gen'i Arent.
JOS I EPII Praktm.
. corner Market street and Diamond.
Bold by all Drag_r Agent for Pittiburgh.
ats. . aulB:dasowlr.is
W.Wit M. FABER & CO.,
SitAla' ENGINE BUILDE
iron Ifrounders,
lENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS,
Near the Penn. Pump? Dew
.
PITZEIBUROIL L.'
IM ANI7FACTORE AIX ' PUNISH OP
i A' Steam liscrantinsr from three to one
, hundred and hares power. and Baited tbr
1 Oriitlifinealaw , 1
Bisstiftirnacce. Factories,
-VaivaParticalar Mimi* to ths eon struation ol
s aud - fituabinerplfor grid mills. and for
mulay afittoircular saw milts.
!- vis also on handi_lnsialsed Wilt ready far ship.
Mont sr short With*. ~eAleanditailere ofeverY
doessipticuL •„
Mao. furnish BoilerSandbiost Iron seperateg;
- WrowatTron Shafthwilangeru and (Mi es
mans
lee and oontinuwthermanufa e of
wooled maetnery and Machine Cards.
Oar.p*es are low. our machinery manufactur
•sd of um bestqtmliti of materials. and w
in all'ossorto - inve satisfaction. arranted
• SitOrdera Prom all:sues of the country solicit
ed an& promptly Altai. fe2,l:llrw
FrlllB DA?— . •
Ja.
Just opened a oomplete assortment of
GENTS' FURNISHING (H)ODEI.
W. H. DUO= 4 CO, •
nog
en , 0
m ltederil street.Alle h I
PAPER marmites,
of all styles, bought before the tax Movies, will
be oold at the usual low PVT
ae6 slo.l7%slPreecc
DEALERS IN OILS
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8 M. 8 .1.E11. & CiO.i
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, ... mpurunortraiiits OP- -1 f ,
Pure No. I carboit -'43.11;
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Penti'a R. R. Depot
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All oil, warranted. . ' jatiZ3Jl74 7.-
I
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1
LOIdO., MILLER C 0 .4 "
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'WORKS 11.78.11.ARP8.11Dit0II STATION. Ai r
*_ , 1 LEGIERNY.V ALLEY . E.A.I.LEOAD. .
01110;3 and Warehop.3o
23 is Asoine irk STREET,
.111111 11*/1189.11.,
Malinilulturrs oilillundnatint and Lainialkted
Carbon- Oils and BonsolC
111.1,0' 1)3a:; 317: • h k a 0.317
I.
ti o en_ t, otl . - w Ork
DVIICA.N, DUNLAP &.-Cd.‘.
Manufacturers of
,fuRE winrit REriarzir.,
c rt 0 N I
office' No. 291 LIBMITY SiREST, Pitts.
burgh.N.
ngB-81nd
•
THE ARDESCO OIL C
miIiTTPAcyuRir..AND itAvw:roit
solo a superior artclo of
Retine . d_ Ak.l7dftspo
N ON - EXPLOSTVO. '
P rt . a 'sit-a' c.;!'
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'PIT TSB U:ItO 14, -
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The: Thilosophieollunter:,
-•ilAviimaps FEW nommiqueriarta
• Philosophic Burner for Carbon Oil is now
ready. It possesses many.advantages over the
Common Burners,
1. It makes a large or mall' light with Perfeet
combustion.
• • • , . ,
.- ' • ' -
2. It will burn any quantity oloil with safety.,
3. It
can
be used with a long or ehort olihrittes. -
4. It oari bo used as a taper night-laraP. ' . ..
5. It can always be wade to burn econotidoaliY,
6. It is snore easily wicked than 'any- other
burner. , -
, .
7. It cab be trimmed and Ii
tn ghtawithoutge,oving ilio cone.
...-
8. It thiews all thewhite light above' the cone.
9. Tho Chimney can be removed .or, inserted
without tduching the glen-. "
These - btu/kers are the common lio.l
'S aitei and
can be nut on any' lamp now in use... Every per-.
ou flaunt. Carbon Oil should have aPhilosophie
Burner. , Trio.) 23 cents; or d0z0n.44.- Sold sNo. 82 FOURTH street, Pittsburgh.
ie2s-Iydw
rte._P; ILLYBEN.
DiP'
UESNE BRASS WORK
k'IILTUN ~ c~y ; ~
i
AN T/P.LOTtlitlkkllOP
FIN/SHED BRASS WORK,
GAN ;AND STEAM FITTERS;
Aar_ Pa
03rticular attention to Haiti Oil Reiliter
rassleastings of suporioranwthnesa =Wale.
..rannamiek E144".41448.T r4 h r;1132
.N:
eau
oeer. Steamboat work and roairin f it teener • -
i
• Itotge Oil • Davra SaT •
erkiit
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, JAMES A. FETZ_____ER, - '•
FORWARQING AND COMMISSION I MERCHANT,
I /011 TEN sets or
Dr .
Flour, Grain Bacon, Lti aril Matter,
ied emit an FrOd,uoe
• Generally, 1 " •
Cormir Market and First Gireets,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
REFER tiCO — Franois G. Bailey. Rig, 'Williant
Dilwcirth. Sr.. S. Cuthbert Jr Son. !Pittsburgh.'
Boyd A. Ott, Ileisker & Swoaringon, B. Brady.
G Cas /ith. M. M. Bank, List Rowell Mangle & Co.,
Wheeli eor geng. -W. Anderson. Donlon. Parton & Co.;
'
• my2:2ptkis
J.
&M . IVI'STEEN,
Brass Founders,
. GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
All kinds of Braes mitt Iron-.(looks
wade to order.
Also,
BASS OASTINGS, Or ALL KINDS
Made at the shortest notice:!
OIL REFINERY 'S •FITTED-UP.
.16All 0 rder: 31 .311.1'03019N & TETLEt'S, 138
WOOD STREET.IviII be promptly attended to:
The members of thil firm bang practi2l.l me=
ehanies. of Many years' experience in the bed
ew.% wtll insure to give' ezttufaction in ev
meet. • -
ee6lyd
wn twiIIIAGALET,
WHIRMLE GROCER
NOS. 18 AND 20 WOOD STREET.
trumax mune. DAvut senamnram.
HARRISON A. oorrnr.. SDeoial Partssar.
General Partners.
MEANS st COFFIN',
akooeasorslit'Candleas. Melina A Ce..)
WROLESILLE GROOARS,
Corner Wood and Water Streeta,
km. , PITTSIIIOII6I3. Pa
linuncq....w..A.N- A. omivele.
lr i llent, 115 Wateri:lreet:Plitistr°ta:
is Prepared to bring oat or sond back passenger;
from or to any part of the old country. either by
steam or sailjngpackets.
,
SIGIiT ' TS FOR SALE. Payable ba anY
part of Rurone j .
Agent for the Ludiannpolis and Cincinnati Rail
road. Also; Agent for the old Black Star Line of
Sailing Packets. and for thelines of Steamers sail,
ing between New.: York. Liverpool. Glasgow and
GalwaY. /
fell
WILLIA.4 Cam. &. CO.
.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. ."
And; Importers or
wINAN, BRAADIEs. CURS, AC
, -
i ALSO.
Distillers and - Dealers in . _
BM OLD 1110NONGAO1LA RYE IVED3RY
n 023,
• 827 Elberty Street, . '
1 P1PII SIIK 1 86 : 16t. PA.
jF you wedirr song Goon NEW Fruit or prepared Mince Meat. mixed. and
all other kinds of Spices, cooking Brandy or
Wine. New Orange; Lemon and Citron Peal go to
Kalmar& Brothers. in theDialikond. whore you
will get a new crop ; of Bruit and lower than at
any other house in the city. Alec a_general and
tWI assortment of Family oroceries. Teaai ine4
Bradlee. 'and all other kinds of -Form= and
Domestic; Liquors.
WORTS Jr BRO II„
TBR
da24- corner Diamond,ind Diamond alley.
- ".T. H. CASIDAT.
Sole, Stock, DiArt, Bond and
• Calm Bahl Natate and Nev.
abandise Broker. . .
O FFICR,BOOMNo. 12 BURRIVG BUILDING.
POURTU STRUT. Pittaburth. Pa,
Dasirable Mill p un roperty and other Real Relate
to, the amot Of VOO.OOO Inmate low.
WAL Wean(
war: g. sitrva it co,
WHOLESAiIiE GROCERS .
In 02 SECOND 40147 FIRST STREETs
sass PIT tist aen.
1.000 HO
o . o at 'l 3 f i d g p l ri ß co r, ga ill i t g Lll r t
MOCkiland'a Auction.
A 1 •.1 '•• - •:..t: 4 tl.:•• i'•.•li'di- ". LI
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FIICEETS IEI NIDALICNEEIi: ITiirt rie....:Die. -, -
13W DIrALLIBLIO.,4IZiEntiZitet
pripared frail Mit reatjuistif Dr Stephen Sweet, of
..
Conneetionik thavev, bQZl6:setter;.andititbeen -,-. - ' l '
.twedirrhis practice to the t w e A t yietuswith_-3-,,•,,, -, . 0
the most eatenichiAtranceesa7,Akaztextortialient-' ' 4
medpAt ii without aural And ,wll4-4.lloFiAto-oill!i
ore Weedily -, than anrittuir preparation. Por -. .
Rhein:Milo
.and:Nerrons -111. aordereatitatteltr. ~.•!
itifallible,_ aid Mt 'a - 'cure' ler 'Soreaollyom44,. ,:
Spraitte, -, Bruiser, Ste., ita coothiAr. ha:Ant-MIT'
pewerfaistreamthening.propertiecoacittk tikelict
wonder' And Astonishment Of al l , erbotare - e•ror'' " ,' 4
remite tri4l-...,:0rer fonr-hundreittatetier C:;?..`Z4f4h7l
retl:4l.liCabk! cares, performed Itylt-withWthe • 4.
twoleariVatie# thia soot, - '•••=.. i•Y.sl - , i44r -0 ;t Ir: 4 1
.4- i;?-;xticiiiits' cV . ._,,,,- ~,,
`den i/ ) 4 k W O W ..r I'. '...Ageird.9 for Pit birth "."-- '''' ."
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P ITTSBURG
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of;
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4 6. 1 1 174 4.4
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ar, Shark latitte_pii .14at,a; . 111 re2p.,14::,2-i r- , 't:-:i = V 15 '" . ..' - 1 -
sad Iron;.arlini a ultiareifs....7. .-, ,;.,,,---=:..14,.4.1,[:J
I -- 1 . _..,_..,1 ._,,..-,,,:.:_•,- . ~.. .:.- t...., ,,, - 1 .-.4n-- --, =
180.111aara„ Satan.]: /sal amillglhiraf,4ls : 1,9 qc:; - '.izst f.- 7 a
- - ,-.- Troz4 i tioitable for CoallYoris.l s,iigvitif ad ol-
Worksaro oining:the CITY. GAS" Weirl .i. --, -
- • ' , 1:14-'li- /".7 . - - . 1. , 14-4 &11 . , •,.. .."
ar INttl9B:lFrator etreet`a zu1t.,.,,,-1.g.';,.:),:):1,7.;,,Ti
a [Agents ittireeti BasalroreinnildtpC.-,. 6
a D lB :6lnfii -' 1 , • ',...,::.,':" 17 . 0 -..?:.•-_ '''''''' ' l' 4- 4' .. . ' . ' ?7_,.' . : 'l ` -
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ittOtriii it .;ll ALßlEkikkidE.ll,324 : , 4; ,-
AW:11" . -` '- ;. '' ~ ,--;,1, , ,,..- ..0.1
JOBBER ''''' " '.-
andSHOP lfrlifillN ALLEY, between litroott •
Li.biDrityStreato, .•••.;; • - :-..i ;21;. - ,-,..., -, .. IT.. x: , !.
- . , • ' - -P....0t311111i0114'4....
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1151rOtdeissopoited and promitti'sittande to '-
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a u s ** • •,• , • '',' _ 7,.,, : ',"..-:1. , ,r':.r1 - : .
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Vir. , I
'hoieiale Grocery ..an lignor gtirq
STOCKAND ,rllB2llThuts OW k
ing Wholesale i o ed e G r ocery on nlou and
r i l hr e 6 l ll° b B an d d e
streets the oity. la offered for aslo. as-rho era wish to'go-into other business. For farthe r:`
Portionlans address
..LOOK BOX 18. Pitrobursh P. . 0. '
B E7B Elf • 2 - -
x-i• 1141 / I MI/ cziErr, optiosite cathedra...
I,te ESTIViZAND GENERAL AGREE
• • ' astur.as TN- '
1510 Tia -BOND& MOR'ELIGEB avd
. • • • :_r_l l
•
z ' JOHN
95 egraga. Ohio and Beaver a 4,
ALLEGHENY'CITY;
Largo eta* of Outs of all dariPticintin
or mode to order. and for pal est Lpiyinme.&,*
Repairing Promptly attended
nolum-myst-dtf
C 0 LT'S It IC VO.L VER o.oza t new model. all ekes Tor saletb7' t....
. -
nog AOWN TETLEY.
136 Wood stre4lt,,.
NEW *MOCK OF 8001.0 AN 0 14110 E
.L haat receivel at hielliellaedir Awetion,
Fifth 'testa,. . .
.708... t. MINTIIII
JOHN •rAIITTL E * - Jr. g ,
• sic /oft liana.= mama:
STOCK AND,AIit-BROKEfi
proadmoolgot i a goat Dana& and &woo ,
bemot and NOM.
urAix PA3gat, juottokr , -. 4worrit
Fre% tiad AluutioAtt, 1411 be sold with,
out advent s poise . nit New Vtuti'a la tho old
stand, ti: w to., by.
Rio *Med, W. P. MARSHALL.
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go.k.p..*AuLtzz- r — __-,
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IY. hlodiestodaltdeam(-u. i tk ,„
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nations treat reeretsarid
.• • •. •. •
:delicate disorders. self- ' abuse. and
erdissaa —, :••- -
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::.// 'tuatioa , t
gi- 5..... _.••••••.z......-...- •
*ant to youths of 1 0.441Fr.,. - 1.3-.., - - •
1113.1112.7 and adults, single or menial. Deoanse
'Da: BILIHBTECT publishia-the-faot, of lag doing
1
' so, the ignorant and falsely modestV
.gfully,.. -1.
shookatand thinklif• - Tai'grent sir Orat i. " •
and for - oontandastion, .1 and,. oorrusttells enlonc , - a-fl
thabvitee.,proltaloriatillaik.htpp.,:fasu ,
-ramalspargoanbluihilotUrink•W-...tlltent ..'''''ig
i ..IMOMICB tliat tkiy Illlthe &I,IXICt as Dr. ug,,..&Dli i „ .., , .
uTRUP-Aenee ilitletihing) lest saiterative-prace-'
tdoe. Might be osk to .thien,azzumg- etitßid faiselt: N:Yli
modelit , ' and theinniritizone,fiumnes- nem -mo" „
sailed in, iarrovatoei tkralattP aamuiditthitui Said •,-- -1- c'"
who borcipare teddy., in 11igen0e.e0n5a.,..4114.40 i,-n
-l'iollairMnd3-oenw,:rialt ' busty; tha t (hilly -- ''
gotten. It is to publ idt/r2rok that tinnier Ore !1..; k-1.1
••••% - enta, -- -andrgusortatis
,pastuthat 'their, •
',IN. aeu ghtem e ndaratdl. 1, 'Pre tultr feeble ,-, '(*. ,,, 1r
. siom,v,and or-dethMte co n tation. and agimaganno., ~..
I tiajo_edu rietored,rttphisalh .e:irci.'vigor hP DIV" ''''
..BRARSTR,ta). hasidee;y ...berele-a44-httow.,tc;d4'
I r laaniNto threttehliLtiritithibeen'eavednumh'etd/ •
llir. =xi celw .morthSoaAorr.,,Jko.,,DpennatorKl ..z-,.4.1
lies
or nocturnal ehini.issions. a reopnolek4steured ~... -,..,
111.1.0_417-30144sPaoei Of tirgelty-Mottior Peedeslf"..-'-
kwatahigiontionliarlYkis .p.. 'ishoyareAmui.ppriruk.?: - v - %
teameroitrgrevVegebible'Aßlngdoittrkiviniir 'thou the • -- .
relleosr.orthohlaruniiid - mitten ttaait• on-c, - 411 e
ed it and itutittifote& the imaita *a „ I z emalestio- , , ,
ars treated lettltraarkertiniedithasivltimd ' ' '
lover forty -- yeard (40j .expegienoo_ln.tlitnr.igroak,- •..!,,1
mensal. luenitals:Of , bth the '-`old•WeritPatid "- . -
ed•Statc. leads hint.o si u .-- tumsliwittrin w ' 3 ' 4 .
fair trial; and harhArteis will,-airain bloom . .
upon the Unw - ' . Meek.: TSIGII - o tenger *jar/ ---•'•' ''' -
montebanhe and .quaoks. but-come , and.buoured- .!--..,- •
Consmhptionand all 4f Rai and
likee.6s2:*-or
which Ise Illanyf Minn. our, co
oan !..., r .1
now-be ralletrode-dzi, they attend' to it in -
.time Irtill Partio can- 'keit& inPtreittnidhP Fier
bye, li'doiii o the...lfni:Real Advistmwhiolt .:-... ~
..-.•
is given gm an Vitt al;rdfl.fitim.ng - mead-
,vantagis exof 0*
..,...,•segm, expetrionoeS and -I
_ fia
ONGlV i l , th inijOUrifeitten .ho has' caper or Skill . •
.in_ the vestment of, -, 0..A.,...v-w A a a ::=, , th
.dsily consulted by tifejiroroamon. as well - as,rinaht- . ~ ;.,
`mended b' - regootablene-Jetize,lmhilmtere,liro
prietori of diotok t &a, - Mao „ 1 414 .--.Breikba . etil - I , :s 74,;-a
street, near Disumendltieet.-IPilfate cotoninut- .
cations= from all,gert el ti t ll4 . l 4tion - stidg,,st -- . -;" '- •'''
tended 13: 141—.1 ../. . j •
-• • -.,:.., fes ' , _7 -, E. -, 11/10.VRE14,• - 1 •••'• '''''.- - -
. •
- tti yargh•Postolllul. - - -;•,•-' 1
(211..TIFICAVIRS..., T.'"z , - - - ,- ;4 , .• ---"--
ir 'MI lel! II" 2f...:. 211 4111 - pristrtif.; . TILL*
I ' lesties, forlii. perienihit hes Wen - . serelS, lit'
tlictUl thr,yeare when_Me is netkordy J.:pi ieveil Ofz--: t - E - • - •••:
Ids sabnne. sr tut co - iiitibletiir ' curd d..
been • afflieteituith a
coiledvery..nialinaatn titanhary • ' ".
-'
Rryeipelas for ypan. I haio aon saVeral, of,
our -regular:Thysiclanti.'butii,ltwitloito, any. berf=, ..-
enc. Vt Called on Daher. BraMtru p. ,-sonio lime.: - i•
Pest Vast and hlivethken his' hatdito ;which, hmr-, „.. „, ..„.
~.,.
ever,,.ll id loottiposesFelherha,..., I . em now''. volt , ."- -
L:rsilf,,erkr.gtgiinz:PeßinciN-141fuNgaLl.7i§P ' -
. It to. 1111 ,Clarton, Diamond Alley: ,i'..,••• ••• c,.4., -, .' ~-•,- '4'7
illlfigeißY claerlEN.,l, Ale
AL been . kifilicted duce r wa:l very smoko at f a clis7 ,„ ...._
ease 'Called • .Rpilete ! y; or. Falling : : FRI: 1" - tiat'o - :t" ' ----r `
tried the: bed physicians in the 01 . 11 -coujit.47.# l o , •
in this but nerer - receivbd any ben Mt. li r iris
,
Ravin(' to call on.-Dr.. Epp trmi - hat year "end •••••••,..'
have bad nespollesh fit. 9 6113 - CO then. 1 thOrefcre, , , eII
&welder Inlyself:coin Pleteir rireedl'-- niftiviher ' -
information Meuse call at... No. 2SL thrir at irct,.- ,,-
- Ir- - 51 '-',---' tfit I S TIISIIRAD.LE3 .
( • _,, OWEN `llllll*.E -
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9 ENIUMAN 't3 4 LOTEiThrif BI 1
.S_DR TO ' OW: -
CREA?
Ijr-iVINO. 11.144.1uarED:gitoni_" ~..,:,_- : ~ _ 24 • i .
"IV,ILII. YORKiiiiwithliAiiidoe isflAr'tiCer.OTHS,' --,
1124 LA r- ,PPM"' OSA *Ruck an bo.s.: . . -. 11
Mob de9l.4r venire') namil race. • -
w*iirfe t §ilicententEr offere l . l / 4 91aak-lii. : ''' ' ' '' 2:- ' , 6 w
leak%) i
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BORT. DALzipou dr Cell
Wholesale Grocers,! •
CONMISSfOR ' AND •FORWARBIND lINERCHAtirk.
Dolma in .Prchlare and Pittabriretlitannfacturee.
Not. 25ELPIEIITYSTIT-Irri
atinoL • Plt.ranliaD
'KIERNAN GE`Vini?
Wholeaale and Retail ilrocterifis
iMPOinIIS AND
771 4 8 9 WAVES, ,i;teliTonSk ete.*
110 " 11-2 4a ooittei of
OHIO S'I'HICHT AND MEW:AIit/1M
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