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tvinrinsie. or De!tvots Debility, Disesteem
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of the Eldnags, and all Diseases.
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All flood to the Head,
iN : • ' iteidiftof the Stemma.
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust
l it, for Food, Fellness or Weight in
• , l , r,t the Stomach, Sour Fructations, Sink
ilLi inguell nretet the Pism cue Stom
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th ed lr d rt
illipking or su e ffeeati4 s_ensatious at the
a esi lying
lOostrtm 'Dian:less Of Virden, Dots or webs be
.44M's-the sight, Feyer and Dull' Pain in the -
h .Mend.Deflateneg of Perscation, Tel
lln lownessrof the •'.n and ee,Pain in
, -it i - "="Stbh.gitto; , BhillicObet bobs. Aro.
- , - Sadden Flushes of Heat, Burn
;,.l in the; Flesh, Constant
ca{imaginings of Evil,
tti lud eat.distires
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r pts,_
jtha
sell amdtivele a ent YellowEever, Billions
Fewer,Se. , - . -
ilk-, - . A.,O4fIaTioVIZIAINIVITISKY t -
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diseases
in ninety-nine
ITriduce" : • ...,_- -,-...-..-.M.0 , sale and uniyersal
chisuari a 7 or ltooti l d'iraerman Bitters, (purely
r stable hostsuf - orant quacks and mann
] as venturers, h ave opened Ron suffering
Cemitytpefload a ji of vostnunscri the shape
tpbor whisky, vile omporuaded with injurious.
, and christen miles. Stomaehies sad Bit-,
,
l ia
aware of the inn arable array of alcoholic
tarations in plethOric bottles, and bic-beilied
tik k under the modest appellation of Bitters :
w , instead of curing only aggravates diseases,
-; Eddloavethadisankohtsd snfferers indespair.
llyo U WANT:WOE THING to STRENG TB
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RYOU WANT A +OD APPETITE, r.
DOWDrI WANT TOAI7ILD UP YOUR CON
,ISTITUTIONI
I:A*OU WANT TO t EEL WELL e
D , OTIWANT TO ET RID OF NER VO US
I; /gig?
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ee o ung n want to sleep well r
De on want a risk and vigorous
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hel.l. Newton Brown; D. D., Editor et the En
il; cyclopedia :0 - Rtligiona Knowledge.
.ffith,.. ON/4h not disposepi to favor or regommena
kistent Medicines in greberal, through distrust of
Illparedlehts and % eats; I yet know of, no
ant reason why a an may not testify to the
t ho believes himself to have received from
anylabiaple preparatioL the hope that he may
thus eantribute to, the nest of others.
Ida this the more r in regard to Hoof-
MI German Bitter* prepared by Dr. C. M.
n, of this ekty,rause I was prejudiced
them for manyj ears, under the impres
• *that they: were ehi fty an alcoholic mixture,
atulindebted to my Meno. Robert Shoemaker,
, or
the removal o this prejudice by proper
es* arafor encouragem ent to try them, when
r oirif
lafferinglinin great an loug continued debility. he' iisieof three bottl of these Bitters, at the
of the present year, was fellowed by
t relief. and raNtoration to a degree of
and mental vigor which I had not telt for
iz.inonthe Were, and had almost depaired ofre
ir I therefore thank God and my friendfb!.
- me to the meat' them.
iri J.WEWTON BROWN.
ltaarumrslA. June6.lB6l.
4'
limnitivliev. Joseph rt--
_ H: Kennard,,Pesetor of the
1 , 0 1 Tenth B let Murcia.
e ti l, limricar—DlLS 5,11:—I have been fre
ts requested to my name with corn
s ' Anis of differenn kinds of medicine, but
apLrdis . g the *Tunes out of my appropriate
i t
, e rites,„ I h a rp s it all declined: bu t . with
l a
h i awn . .:641ff' l .of 'a usefulness If Dr.VE: r oi
1 Gentian Bina ff depart from my usual
eourse„ to express my. dull conviction that for
Sent debility ' of the m, and especia ll y Liv
r%e
Ochiplaint it is a safea d valuable reparation.
,
cone cases
terz it may .
to bu t tni to milly who l euff do er ub tr t not
om
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Illighth below Coat si... ed. Phila.. Dec. 24ih.
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cage Wife ce. ALDERMANIVUNDER, Gel ,
"I t mar:lmm
Gsa*A.Nrwir. June 1,
AORSON, Philade
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ectually onre
A, JAUNDICE,
... D I . lif..jacksoi . --:din-:-Ii gave me pleasure
7 atsago.to WIVE) Ott a oartifloatc, sanity - in
lith !German Bittenitad done 'for me. lam
ossperfostly oozed o t i s til those diseases your
nine professes too via: DraPePaisk Obron
catitillervons.debilityl • ease of the Kidneys.
list
I f e =erffil influence it exerts upon Ner
vo tion is surplaing. I have been con
sul ' fitlsottently in refernce to your Bitters,and
withbirthealtatxonihava recommended it for the
aboliapomplaints aed every instance it has
effectually Cured: Yogi medicine has a great
ontationin Ilarmantosh, -zsd is sold in every
.I:kora...mid. in moat of the Orono , storesora!
~ ig lig any one should iquestion what I say, let
k a r .
Oome to Germantowh. and I will prove to
ui katisfaakin. that the Bitters have cured in,
this ea tnity more than *eats , oases of the idnive
Its ' II
—Kxitjst p e cur r I=AH WINDER, m dovoß
ii Germantown .
JUST THING R I OR THE SOLDIERS.
Wig build up the cottion, and give health
and lationgth to an o' ertaaked. and diseased
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I) 34 j-Aolego il lf - ? ,. i.: 34}11A
alift. AU" - While inTV2ir
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sl a, OifitUt to tifte , o Of water; 1 was taken
. 1 0
* a ir diarrhoea, oh asemeditourable,
, u 4 - trAhea we
IASI& '• biS, -aP ItF r i e s to
• east .
Mr. H.
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' • 'Una Mr. ELS: , ilvthit town. I par
ii,oupply and On takingltwas re
sto lo healtlf.' Theid d iarensa was q okly
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eh ; and I experien no retina.. of A
stuml%f my comrades, , he suffered in th amp
Vann., and tram thatOW&W.useArith trh in 1 -
- Miami . Pl:littera loin tile in.thie cortifte - a' : I
ogspost ' to the seat of war with ..the • ' r•-•
on; :shalleertainly take a supply of thd Ilit ,
' •z , a kilapastek.aXioiddisataroavithent it
I ctrn.
X ti oightingold. particularly on toingirito s
1 ottonereeloa, .• . 4 . •
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4!al Office, and Manufactory
. 16$ ARC STREET.
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'"jr i lullaby Druggi and dealers in every
Prir. omui
- town W e United State and by
IV Dr. 11. KEYSER,
,-111 Pittabtargas.
IL no / SminerAllTZ.
ini'S atilleodAllegheny - 3- - -.....
for sale at JOB FLlfliali'd cor -
.2.50 of the Diamond and Mark et street.
Nose* also by
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Pia SINGLi BQVARE., EVERY - DAY,
Six months-- -
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- Twelve menthe 30 00
Admit'filtrate& Notices ...... - ...... „..,-___ 225
'lionise &Atm-- 76
Death 24
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Month, or less time, to be cash at the
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The Strength of the Harbor of
From the Charleston correspondence of the Mo
bile Register.
COMING STRCGGLE AT CHARLESTON.
The struggle, when it comes, will Cer
tainly be of a fearful character. It will
be the shock of tremendous forces, the
relative powers of which are yet untried.
The long mooted question Of this fighting
value- of ships against batteries will be
brought to a test more conclusive than
any to which human warfare has yet sfili
jected it. In other words, the Monitor
iron -clads, which the Yankees Claim to
be the most impenetrable vessels ever
constructed, will necessarily come withi n
point blank range of the most numerous
and powerful batteries that have ever yet
been used in a single engagement We
have good reason, too, to believe that
-our guns will be managed with admira
ble tact and precision. The more
portant batteries are manned by the
South Carolina regulars, for whom the
Lcredit is claimed, and I think justly, of
being the most experienced practical
heavy artillerists in the Confederate army.
The forts are well officered, and Gen.
Ripley, who has made the study of heavy
ordnance a specialty for years, and whose
excellence in that particular branch of
military knowledge is an admitted fact,
will himself take command at Fort Sum
ter as soon as the enemy makes his ap
pearanca. a
It is scarcely possible that any-floating
thing can breast 'unharmed the concen- -
trated storm of heavy metal from the guns
of Sumter, Moultrie and Battery Bee
e thrm nvrls ruzucutstiaing
the throat of the harbor. Nor Om the
peril of running this terrible gauittlet be
diminished by an attempt to pass under
cover of the darkness, as has been the
case at Vicksburg and New Orleans. So
tortuous and intricate is the channel
leading to the forts that the most expe
rienced pilots of the harbor would not
venture to bring in a vessel by night un
der the conditions which the enemy can
not escape, viz: without light or land
mark to guide the way. Even when the
blockade running vessels leave the harbor
it is always necessary to aid their ezit by
previously arranged lights (shaded) and
signals; so that it is reasonably certain
that the attacking iron-clads must either
enter in open day, or incur the imminent
hazard of getting aground upon one of
the most treacherous bars on thd South
ern coast, which seldom yields a vessel
when once it has grasped the keel. Bat
if, perchance, despite of mazy channel,
Multiplied torpedoei, and the combined
batteries of the forts, some of the nine
Monitors should chance to get into port,
they would still have to encounter a con-
centrated fire of other batteries, which, as
the Yankee papers have learned from
contrabands, " line the shores of the in
terior of the harbor." And then will
come the "tug of war" which will deter
mine the possession of the honoreld old
It is said that the report brought by the
last steamer from Europe, of the inten
tion of the Emperor Napoleon to with
draw his army from Mexico, is discredi
ted in diplomatic circles in Washington.
On theother hand, it is thought that the
French army in Mexico will be largely
augnueated within the next ninety days.--i
Such is also said to be the advice received
by the-government.
A young man named Joseph Nash, im
prisoned in the jail at Toledo for robbing.
big Amployers; publishes in the Toledo
Blade a solemn warning to young men to
avoid the rock on which he had split his
reputation and his Prospects in Mil, He.
says:
Is there in this community any young
man, who having so far forgotten what is
due to his God, his employhrs, his friends,
or himself, as to have strayed from the
path of recitude and honor, and is now
perpetrating acts of dishonesty, I sincerely
trust that the warning presented in my
case may not be without its effect. He
knows as well as I, how continually the
admonitions of the silent monitor are re
proaching- him with the evil of his ways;
unless peradventure vice hath taken so
firm a hold on his mind as to entirely si
lenbetheupaidings of conscience; for when
we practice bad actions awhile they be
come easy; and when they are etisywe begin
Mae „pleasure in them; and when they
please us, we' do them frequently, and by
frequency of acts, they grow to habits.
Would that my heart could write without
my pen, in order that I could tell out the
agony that I have suffered.
In thErcourse of five or six weeks the
Missississippi and Missouri River Rail-
road will be completed from Davenport to
Grinnell, 125 miles. This road connects
with the Eastern' :tailroade by a bridge
across the Mississippi at Davenpoo,_which
has been rendered a permanent - 41W by a.
late decision of the Supreme Court. '
A Plea for the "Little Men."
"Wby, Mr. B," said a tall youth to a
little person who was in company with
half a dozen huge men, " I protest you
are so small I did not see von before."
iT er y, likely," replied the little gentle
man; "Y am like a sixpence among - six
copper Cents, not readily, precived, but
wertliget,whole:ei them.'
TILE, YOST azD
Ritts.
One year, by mail
Six monde,
Three "
One" " ......
One week, delivered in the . eity
4 1418
PEW - AD*ERTISING RATES
The following rates of advertising have been
ggreed upon bylhelPohfishors of the Pittabtirg'a
D - any Press, to take effect on and after the lOch
day of November.lBo2,,on all new contraota:
FOR ISTAIIIDLNO BIATTER.
PER SINGLE SQUARE, EVERY DA r.
One insertion.:::.. —6o. TWeinoutts...... 900
Two insertions.— 100 Three months... 11 00
Three insertions 126 Four months... 13 00
One week 200 Five months.... 14 00
Two week5.......,.,a 50 Six months 15 00
Three weeks 5OO Nine months.... 20 00
One month 6 00 One year 25 00
FOB (CHANGEABLE MATTER.
Vhdoh-allows tkeprivilege of a weekly change
of matter. to be inserted among new
advertisements.
fotiova, eaoh Iniertiori.
DAllaY POST.
Charleston
The French in Mexico,
A Voice of Waixiing
Railroad Connection
Converaationa at Viaksburg.
OPPOSITE VICKSBURG, March 12.
The high stage of the Misitesippi en
ables boats to be rowed 'on •the inside of
the bank or outer levee.. Yeetenlay,Gen.
• Stitart arid a small party went on the._oth.-
ar :bank, opposite Vicksburg, for recon
noitering purposes. The river is less than
three-fourths of a mile in width. 4j
there, the following laconic dialogue oo•
curred across the river:
"How are you, rebel ?"
"Got any more Queens of the West . to
send down?"
"Plenty. How is the Indianola?"
"Gone to hell, where you are going."
"How ie the dummy ?"
"All right, you d—d Yankee." '
"Got any whisky?"
"Not a drop."
"Come half way and I'll give you a can
teen fall."
',What regiment do you belong to ?"
"Eighth Missouri,"
"Need n't come over—no chickens
here."
Fashions for March.
According to the March fashions skirts
are still very full, and long behind ; lovers
of novelty wear them guaged in the back,
with small plaits in front, very slightly
trimmed if the silk is rich ; otherwise it
hides its tenuity under an excess of pretty
apologies: Sleeves are mostly curved at
the elbow and neither deep nor wide, the
pointed waist,disputes the ground with itti
dart rival, slid' perfect womanhimd is still
charming in the school-girl's graceful sash.
The newest hoops are much gored, large
at the bottom and tapering to the waist;
the new .:balmorals. have, : narrow stripes
rutuitilliitigthikiii, not WerofFs, the figure,
and colored hose are worn to match, vio
let being the prevailing, tint. Ventilated
eorseta,:pierued bynauntlessleY4letii are a
Novelty at the London exhibition.
Strange Psychological Powers—
The American. Medium in Paris.
What a singular history is that of Dan
iel Hume, the medium, Herein a young
man, who, without illustrious birth, and
without other merit than that of practi
cing brilliantly an acknowledged imposi
tion, has • jumped. - suddenly to Jamiliar
association with monarchs and with the
very highest nobility of Europe. After
creating for himself a name in the spirit- ,
world of America, Hume came >to Ea
rope,and we first hear of him in a prom•
inent way at Florence,• where, in a little
circle of artists and literary people—of
whom Hiram Powers, Mr. McKinney, the
Brownings and the Martineaus were mem
bers—he performed feats which rendered
his name at once familiar to all 'tie read
ing world of Europe. It was there that
he met the Count Konohaloff; a Russian
gentleman, whoBe sister he afterwards
rue uount brought -13
Paris, and among other distinguished per
sons of Paris society whom he invited to
his house to -witness Hume's wonderful
performances was the Count Bacchioohi,
a relative of the Emperor ' one of the
Chamberlains of His Majesty, and char
ged especially with the direction of the
theatrical and other amusements of the
Court. Whether M. Bacchiochi became
a convert to Hume's power, or only desi
red to fulfil faithfully his dice of Court
amuser, I do not know; but he introduced
Hume at the Tuilleries, and at the first
sitting, at which only their•Majeatias and
M. Bacchiechi were preseat o Hifine was
fortunate enough to accomplish some of
his most astounding testa. From that
day, Home has been • a "pet" of the pal
ace and-of the Court people generally.—
His relation to the Emperor and Empress
is that of an ihtimate friend, and he en
joys the extraordinary privilege of being
admitted, as a matter al" course, to all the
soirees, of whatever character, at the pal
ace. As early as two years ago he bad
already gained such an influence with the.
Empress that she scolded him as she
would a near friend for not coming to see
her when she was in London
_on tier way
to Scotland, and when Hume objected,
that he feared to disturb her in the state
of mind she then waathe Duchess of
Alba had just died—she replied that it was
just because she had 'need. of his "sooth
ing sympathy" that she desired. to see
him. These two words, in fact, disclose
more than all others the secret of Hume's
power. Ile is rather tall and slim, has
sandy hair and moustache, pale face and
blue eyes. To great elegance of person
and distinction of manners, he unites a
mildness and tenderneinr of expression
which those who come within his influ
ence
_call angelic, arid ‘whicfrahedaAibout
him. li'sort of 'drearily; - unealthTY charm,?
scarcely powerfully enough expressed by
the words "soothing sympathy." There
is something in his look, in his presence,
in the very atmosphere of his room, which.
imparts happiness and sunshine to those
, about him. Ladies of the highest
sit on a stool at his feet;, and, gazing into.]
his magnetic eyes t receive comfort and
consolation
. froin his lips. . He calls ,them
"my child,' and` gives ,
fath
er confessor. In an earlier and more su
perstitious period of the' . irorld'e- history,
h&-worild hilt* hail hie ibithiples ready to
suffer martyrdom in his defence. Now,
what is the explanation of this wonderful
power? Is it a higher order of animal
magnetism, or only adroit swindling?—
Hume protests that he is ignorant of the
source from whence he derives his power;
that it is not.,a study 7bytnift ; Viet 4 it is
an involiirdarzolicconSpninment of -Ida-be
ing, from which he could not sepaaate
himself if he would. The persons who
fall within his influence do not pretend to
give a reason for their hallucination; they
say that it does them lipSod , -Iliat it ren
ders therm happY—to Come within the cir-
Ole of hie power ; but they cannot tell
why, HPIOI4 lives is the Place Vendome,
and 'a geed in the 'funny of the Count
de —, where he receives visits, pres
ents and invitations innumerable from
persons of the highest rank in society.—
He is preparing far publication his per
sonal memoirs, or rather his autobiogra
phy, for he is raid to be fast declining with
consumption—the genie disease* which
lately killed his wife. has a ;child, a
wonderfully precOcietuf boy, who is said
to see and hold daily communication with
his deceased muithi3r, and who is thus
growing up as much in the knowledge raid
iafectitwrof hifgi;Oer aa*lte ,
Fri Sing thrralwayepfesent.
The itestat of Skating.
A divorce has been applied for by rr.liti
band at Lafiyette, Indiana, on the ground
of incompatibility-of temper. The ori
gin of the rupte was the enthusiasm of
the wife, who had a pretty foot and well
turned nkle, on the subject of skating]
and her consequent joining in a skafang
carnival, against the wishes of her lord.—
Estrangement followed and thipinjibiiiii
cOnnlnded tch let her slide."
Naval Rank and Flags
Congress at its late session passed a law
prattling that any captain retired by the
act entitled "An act to farther promote
the efficiency of the federal navy," ap
proved-Dec. 21, 1881, duly recommended
according to law, may be promoted to the
grade of Commodore upon the retired list.
Also repealing the provision that the
three senior rear adanrati shall wear . a
square . 4lste flag at the mainmast head",
the three next at the foromast head, =and
all others at the mizzen.
I • •.
a •: 8 CAILPHOU JECE, WITH
G. C "Et I IN" .
This is a reparation .whioh is neither Cream.
Lotion nor.owder . , but a solid.. Since its intro
duction it harobiamed a rapid popularity as'art
an a,palication.to excoriated and smarting surfh
-0811. It differs fiyin the cosmetic creams in being
positive medicinal. yet perfecty safe. and o ssessas great bearr a tE.
i :int a chemical product, is. be
sides, one of e most pleasant aPulleatiens cm:
oelvable for Aped hands , UP& Jo" &o ,
Bold at
A. J. RANKIN dr CO.'s
Drug Store, 83 Market street.
8 doors baler Fourth. rahl7
PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAY'S'
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST
A opened especially for the Holiday's a very
large and destrable nook of
F=l6 GOLDJEWELRY,
GOLEANTI SILVER WATERS,
for Lathe; and Gentlemen's wear, fine Bronze
°looks, Fancy (foods,
SILVER-PLATED WARE,
such as dilators. dike 'and fruit baskets, goblet.
°aid eases, tea set% etc.. and a large variety o
suitable articled for presents.
REINERAN, MEYRAN .t SEIDLE.
4840 • - 42 Fifth street
0011. SALE—That desirable Tavern Stand
112 the WASIIINGTON ROUSE.. situate on
ffiain Street and Cherry Alley. in the borough
of Washington. Ya
The undersigned. inconsequence of declining
health, will offer at public sale on Saturday the
llth day of April uegt,between the hoursiof one
'atu2.l3ro.o'clock. m. the above property, v hen
terms of sale will be made k110V713. There is a
Store Room, occupied irmt as a Post Office, a
Barber Shop—a Tenant Donee and Divetry'S table
on the place that rents from 2d) to 4.50 dollars
YearlyN. iIiIIULAEL. WALDRON.
ml2w.
M. .13 A_ It 13 0 U
VI
.A. L. WM.1313 4r.
COB, PRATT & COMMERCE STREETS,
BALTIMORE, MD.,
GENERAL CONIISSION 11ERCHANTS,
and agents for the sale cf
Dupont's Gunpowder & Safety ruse,
Receive on conaignment of all kinds of Western
Proluce, and make advsmereon.
Refer. Railroa d track Coin of Warehouse.
to W. 8.. Smith & Co., Miller Iticket
son, Spencer & Garrard. Culp k Shepherd; Pitts
burgh: Merchants Bank and B. be N ord & Sons,
Baltimore. mkt; 1 ead
CURTIS C. STEINRETZ,
.67.5.1111.1.1.
00 USE CARPEN E
AND JOBBER.
SHOP YUMAN ALLEY. between Wood
end Liberty 'Streets.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
a Slar ns i.irders solicited and promptly attended to.
IL4 -&..-z 4 Au%xx-ac_xx.,,,i- --
BRASS FOUNDERS & FINISHERS
ISWANITFACTURERS AND DEALERS
IVR. in Iron Pipe,
PUMPS AND BRASS WORKS.
Particular attention paid to the fitting up and
Repairing Oilßefineries, Sze
Gass Fitting anl in all its branches.
Also. Agents for Hu t chingsde Foster's Excelsior
Pump for Handand Power use. It has no Empe
dor.
haat:Susi No, 110 Water and 104 That r.
MASTIC CERCENT
T. F. WATSON,
MA E 3 TI C BYO RS .7E
Is prepared to Cement the exterior of buildings
with improved Mastic Cement, cheaper and sn
rerior to any done heretofore. This cement has
no equal:, it forms a solid and durable adhesive..
nests to any surface. imperishable by water or
frost, and equal to any quality of stone.
The undersigned is the-only reliable and prac
tical workman in this cement in this city.
I have applied this Cement for the following
gesitlemem, whom the publio are, at liberty to re
fer to:
J. Elision residence Penn street, finished. 5 yrs
Jas. McCandless. Allegheny, do 5 yrs
H. Shoenbergar, Lawrenceville, do 5 yro
J. D. McCord, Penn street, do 4 yrs
A. Hoevaler, Lawrenceville, do a yro
SlVnotate, Pittsburgh. do 5 yrs
arles Hotel do do 5 yr.
Address Washington Hotel, or Box 1308,
Pittsburgh, t'. 0. feb2o.lyd
C 0 NEKONE D AND FOR SALE FROM
store and to arrivo
1:600 %etre White and Yellow Oorn,
Shelled and in gunnies, Enquire of
J. W. CRAFT,
Office 185 Liberty street.
411;H. CIL9YII3 ‘ .. .......... BOSTRR
PITTEIBTROH FIBE BRICK EIANIET
FACTURTNG COMPANY,
iirjEu, GLOWER dr CO.,
1:1 • •
Maionfacturera of Fire BriOlt, Tiles, Cruoibles, &o.
and dealer, in e and. , naoible Clay.
...19—Office265 Liherly *treat, opposite the P. IL
YaseenoerDeoot, Pittsburgh.
%dos gasper/tinily solicited. feh2o;6md
, irl-OLD, SILVER, DEMAND NOTES,
wax Certigoates of Indebtedness, Quartermga
ters'Oertilloatee.
7 3.10 Bonds and Coupons,
and all other government securities, heucht by
W. H. WILLIAMS At CO..
mhs;6md Wood et eet, corner of Third.
TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
WO are DOWME.I2I a oupwelor aritiole of
I, .Itl IEO
which we are prepared to deliver 1 1 ' roro oar tVAII.
YAW ) . 090 usimairy STREET.
Beet eilLgy of raann7Oa alymn
ban' raggsost.sitswAßT a. co.;
11010111 i BUILDING LOTS FOR B.llLit
IN LAWRICNOE'TTLLE Four lots 24 ldy
110 feet , eaoht handsomely equated on Church
street situated near the Passenger ItailwaY. will
be sold oheap for cash, on application' t thin Of.
floe. , - fehll:dtf.
“THE
ARCH STREET, between 8d and 4th
PHILADELPHIA
"IHE ITNDERoGNED HAVING RE
newed the lame of the above popular Hotel
foaa series of years, would respectfully call the
atteutiOrLotthe traveling pablio to its omtral 10,
talky, eithantor businearor
inh3:3 4 ,d . MECCAS S. W-EBB dr SON ,
_ .
IFF—Yrr—
for wA3l* SOME GOOD
A._ Fruit orrrelVa Biwa , mined , and
Other k in d i . tibioes, cooking Brandy or
'Wine, New Orange, Lemon and Citron Pool go t o .
Haworth & Brothers, in the Diamond. where you;
will sat Lew , cam of Fruit and- lower than ag
inyethmthenstin the city. Abo a_goneral nod.
toll assortment of Family Groceries, Tess, Wines..
Brandies, and all other -kinds of Foreign an d ,
Domestics Mg •
ins g&W.oll,7sL& BR(YFREF.
eo _s er Womond and Diamond alley. 1
-
munEELBARitoWS, CITIMFFATOIIB
v • kii_a+raa Aco,', Farm foralmple
loanti.rmaralin aWiL
. , _ BEOLILCM k LONG.
adad ko • _ - 1.27.14berty street
in Bai 4!. 4"111" .
and " Baltratfor
1 1W1 11 . 46 " 1114 -
' - .COMUIAL
ridtrationt Committee or the Board
" - or Trade" for Nov. and Deo.
Wm. M. anat. V. P.JAS. BPINNETT
JNO. S. DM - WORTH _Wm. MoOAEBILY.
• DAVID ;DU DLESS,
Movements of European Eitegaitere.
• - Plow Ammo".
ILNew Yotk.iLiverpool
Cif4 , Niew 14 -New YOrlr.Li'verpool
New York • 6fereh 14-Neif YorlrAontharo'n
Arabia-- .' , . 4 —VarblilB. - 330et0n.. , • ',Liverpool •
City of Balli'e...::Aisteh 2LiNewleotkativerpool
Tel:Limas ...... . . ..... 11 farph 2 ,1-New_York 6 Sontbam 'n.
York_LiverPool
Europa ',Boston ..... -Liverpool
York.. Liverpool
mow., awaor.a.
'
14-Liverpool New York
'Hausa' MarotilB..outhampton.--New York.
tiavark.L... March 25_13oathanspton......Now York
He.maania...April 8-BouthamptOn--Now York
. V. , -Sonthamptoa.,.-Now Yat
MOWRY REALSLEET.
(CORIIROTRD DAILY POR THE MORNING POST.
The following are the biyhog and selling rated
for Gold. Silver, &o. :
' Baying Selling
Gold —. 45 00
Silver 35 0J
Demand N0te5....... .... ....... 45 00
Eastern Exchange.
New York....
Philadelphia
805t0n.......
Western Exchange
Cleveland... Cincinnati...
St. Lenin- ...
PITTSBURGH PRODUOB MARKET
OrrrcE OF ram DAILY POST. 1,
Wednesday, March 23th, 1863.
/Remarkli—The weather continues to change
about twice in" every twenty-four hours. 3o' `far
as the leadiiig articles are concerned we have
nothing special to note. The demand being lim:
ited, sales were. likewise. In 'all our experience
in reporting we never noticea leis'aipositionto
operate that during the Oalt week. ; For niost'ar
tieles holders have set their figures and seem d'e-.
termined not to give way—if yob don't came up
to their mark you must do without- the ert'cle,
hence the sales are few. Navigation by the river
is pretty much suspended—not for the want of
water,-or buiiness, but for-the want of boats, the
Government for the present having taken charge
of all our steamers, and until they are released
the arrivals anif'dePhrtnres will be very slim.
The-041Y boats now running are. the Browns
ville, Allegheny and ..Muskingum River .packets.
We hope soon to note -the return of our Packets
as their absence interferes materially with our
business. Flour—We have nothing to note in
r‘garft:to - tifl44 heYond stall lots to meet
the local wants of ihe City we have no change
to note in figures. The receipts for some days
Past were limited. Oils—There is very little do
ing to make a repori• from. The stook in first
hands is not very large; there was no change in
. -
prices. The markets in the last were depress
ing. Bacon—W e have to notice a firm market—
in fact, the same will , apply to all articles of
Provisions. Grain—was in ,good request ' , tinder
light receipts; prices generally are looking up.
The amount offering was quite light. Groceries—
firm, with a steady demand for home ase. There
is no large lots being disposed. of. Butter scarce
and in geed demand; a good article. finds plenty
of purchasers at fall rates. Seeds s.
ism.. more sellefr --YErict,ii;37:l37Z7
Clover and Timothy. Flaxseed was In better de
mand. Feed not very plenty, and commands
full figures. Whiskey—Through an error of types
we quoted Whisky at 40c; this was wrong—it
should have been 50c. Sales 76 bbls of City Rec
tified at 50c.; in Cincinnati the market was dull.
Baton—The :market was firm ; there is a
good deal of inquiry gOing on; holders are firm
in their views; sales 10,000 ms Shoulders at 6o;
500 tbs sides at 75c; 1000 IDs plain Aams 834; 2000
the S C Hams, 10c for the Eastern nprkets; sales
of 8,500 tbs Shoulders at 6c; 6,000 I
s Plain lams
at 8')•608 1 / 5 : 3 t ooo Ihs Sides 7 . 31 demand improving.
a lour—NN e have no alterations to make in
our figures, and only small sales to report. The
demand being purely local the rates from Store
per dray load lots being: Extra $6,5006.70 as per
quality; $7, $7.2547,50 for extra family. The
sales foot up to 375 barrels,
Dried trait—The market was steady; sales
of 100 bushels Peaches $3,25@3,50; sales 75 bush..
Apples at $1,50,
Eggs—Are not very plenty; we quote nomi
nally at 12©14e dozen.
-Lard—Market steady; sales 25 tierces City
Leaf at Ile; sales of country at 10 , 4.
Hay—Sales 20 loads at $15©17 50.
Oils—The sales yesterday were only limited,
viz : Crude—Sales of 3110 bbls at 1434 cash, bar
rels included ; 68 bbls do on the same terms. RA,
fined; Sales of 50 barrels free oil at 33; l3enzole—
Sales of 54 bbls, delivered on cars, 30c; prices
tends downwards.
Salt—Sales of 1,000 bbls from store at $1,75 per
barrel.
Onlons—Market firm; sales of 50 bushels at
$2,00 'V bushel.
Gratn—Operations very limited.. In the ab
sence of large sales we omit quotations.
Groceries firm; demand steady; sales of 40
sack Rio Coffee 34E445c. Sugar—Sales 14 fluids
Orleans at 12%@1.3c. Molasses—Sales 50 barrels
at former prices.
PROVISION M&RRET
Cincinnati.
There is a steady good demand for bulk Shoul
ders at 4Y., and further heavy sales have been
made at that figure. Sides, since their decline,
have met with moreattention. Sales wore again
made to-day ht 5,55 c to 53c. For good weights
fens 11()W generally asked.. Bulk Hams are now
selling at 6,V 4 . c to 6,4 c quite readily. and are gen
erally held' at 6* for good' sizeg and cat. Lard
is neglected and dull. City would not sell for
more than 10,51 e, but there are but few holders
who will accent that figure. There is nothing do
ing in mess Pork, nor is there any change in the
quotations. Bacon remains quite firm and in fair
demand at 5l 7c for Shoulders and Sides.
Chicago
Owing to the misettled price of Gold, the mar
ket fo-day opened generally dull. The first dis
patch from New,Yerit indicated general inaction
in all kinds of Grain, causing a :corresponding
fooling in the market. Very few exchanges were
made in Flour, buyers and sellers being -too far
apart. The Imitations - are nominal as follows:
s3@4 30 for Spring supers. $4 75@5 75 for Winter
do, ss@s 25 for good to very choice Spring extras,
s6@7 25 for Red, $7@S 25 for White Winter ex
tras.
Gloucester Fish IL►rket
March 20—Codfish in moderato receipt; sales
of round at $1,87 IP cwt.; there is : a good demand
at $5, and as advance anticipated. Mackerel
firm at $9 50®11 50 for Hay 2s and ls; no Shore
in market. Smoked halibut 9c. Fresh do. 9%.
Herring $1 50 qk hundred. Oil--Sales at $3l 41
bbl.—Adocrlieer.
Cincinnati Tobacco Market
The sales of leaf Tobricoo at Morris & Chalfant'll
warehouse were 89 hhds, viz : 6 hhds KentutkY
Trash, at $9,25 to 11,60: 14 hhds Kentucky Lags,at $l2 to 12,15; 8 hhds Kentucky Medium, at 16,50
to $l7: 6 bhds Kentucky and Virginia Leaf, at
at18,25t0 $2l.
Louisville Tobacco Market
Sales of 162 hbas; 5 hlida at $8,05Q8,50, 9 at $9 45
49,95, 32 at $10Q10.75, 17 at $11(4)11,75, 19 at ilki)
12,75, 33 at $15g13,75, 19 at $14@314,75, 14 at isg ,
15,75, 8 at $16.4017.76, 6 at $17,2 , 54017.75, 4 at $18,25
@18,75, 1 at $19,75, 5 at $20@a475, 1 at $22, 1 at
24, 3 at 525,25, and 1 at $28.25.
RIVER SEWS
Cincinnati
The river is rising slowly. Hence to Louisville,
there is over twenty feet in the channel with
seven and a half feet over the Falls. The tower
Ohio, Cumberland- and Tennessee are bank full.
With no tonnage, freights are moderate for Pitts=
burgh and Nashville. Shipments are making to
th,e former point at *NO., and to Nashville at $2
per one hundred pounds.
Commodore Sanford, 11. S. Navy. on Saturday,
purchased. the new steamer Silver Cloud, for pa;
val purposes, for $33.500, deliverable at Cairo.
capt-F. - Y. Batcheler, late of the Emma Duncan;
haa also purchased the Belfast from Capt. Lon,
Bryson. for $8,500. Contain David Blatchford
now in command of the Belfast.
FPT!T"TrrI
The river
caneng a e v eningint, with 8 feet
water in the last - The weather is
cold, cloudy and unpleasant, with more rain yeg
te,day morning
The Cumberland' River is falling very rapidly
at Nashville—falling at the rate .of five or six
feet in 21honrs.
ALP TOBB . -BOOTIN 111$01101 Mgt
stank near OANS gram Borliatcrs; ,
Marx
•
•
2.t.iNO P.:IX:IT:UM 02
Pure No , . 3 carobo-ti•
' AND
:E. IL` IC7,Z 0
4 ,, TOttlee on LIBERTY STP.-T, appetite
Penn's R. R. Depot.
'O AR on warranted, An.23:15,1
. THE ARDESCO OIL' kNy
- 74NANEFAC T 1118 f . ARID HAVE T: MI
sale a superior article of
:Refined Aurdeseo
NO?' - ZIPLORIVE.. ALSO,
• PURE BBNZOLF4.-
'warehouse, 27 IRWIN STREET
PITESBURGE, PENN 4.
u. c eit t 11 V c r o'rk-
DUNCAN, DIJNIAP Zs 1 70.,
Maw:San - um of
I'VE= WHITE BEV/MEAD
A.n . n.ON
°R ice, NO. 2ix LiirE.l37* STR EET, Pitt"-
burgh, Fn. ims-34tndr
Par
par /4
par
par j •
1 The Philosophic Mar.c.erv .-
r'
.
111011FATMEN% Dozatium-Airryng
• Philosophic, Burner ter ezrbon Oil is nets'
ready. It poi:somas many advantages win -
Co on Bruner.%
intakes a large er mail right arias pvie'
odmbnation.
• Par
ItArDI bttrn any cnar.tity of (41
3. It oan be used with a long or snort ohimne
-4. It can be used as a taper night-lamp .
,
6. It ban always be made to barn oconotairal. l
barns
IS more tftAIT wicked titer. .nnir - r•ther
. .
•
'
7. 07:2 be tn mewl Matt lighted withott
Moving the con.e. „
8: It throws ell the white tight &Inge the cone,'
9. The ohinmey can be ..romoTed nr tontrted
without touching the gala.'
Those burners are the 'common No.l dm, mid
oan.bo..put on any lamp-bow wt. Il.r.ery per
son using Carbon Oil ehonld hr.vo • ak.g.W4.lsoph.io
Burner. Price 25 cants; per driest pfs: :Sold a
No. WelfplIRTIT srett. FlttAltaigh.
ie2s-Iv.w ll,..4.^Tptin.N.
PIANO DEALERS.
linas be's mquare Pianos
.
Still ahead of &einway's end all other'makes in
this Country. New stockiest receiveJ. Also,
HiLiriOesi* 1 131os. Pianos,
the cheapest good Piant , s in the iiP , T)Ci..
CHARLOTTE 134:Ellir,
4 t Fifth street. cote Age?t
for Knabel Pianos, Jtros. Pianos. and,
Prince's hieledeens. mh2l
13 A. la G- A. I Di g
SECOND HAND PIANOS.
A CHICELERING 7 OCTAVO., BEAtr
lik tiful bleak Walnut nose, very little •
used . -. . , . $220
A 7 totave, r hitivirine. Ro= eWood, round
corners, a Ark rata instrument. 200.
A 7 octave, Bays & 80.. Rosewood, a
handsome Instrument, in good order__ 175'
A 631 octave, intodett, Rosewood, carved
panneh3 in front. 166
.. ....... ...... .............. -......
A 6% octave, Zale & Go, Rosewood, round - -
fr..nt, an ey cabout Plano 160
A. 6 octave, t bickering. Rosewood round
corners, a god relmole P 1.1710... ....... ........ 150.
i 6 octavc, Ball., t Davii+-tr--- -"----"" ' --""*".
A. 6 oat, Selvia.ll, to.;-'4 , ..6illiormazatiiroct , :86-
do -. 75
! • .... , carman. do 60
A 6 oat, Dunham, do . 60
A 6 oot, Loud
A. 5% oct, Engrah d s 310
A 5 oto, ye do 15
For sale by
JOHN H, MELLOR,
PITTSBURGET BRANCH, NO. ate
Wood Street, of the Baltimore Piano irso
torY. established in choice stook of Pisnt
7 octavo Centro Pianos, combining all the cceter
dale of s first clam Instrutr.ent with Late noveltiet
(underpatent). Highly important to the Grit:ice:l
pianist. Low for cash or aceeptance.
NVISE & BROTHER-,
au2B Mannfacturcut.
GROCERY DEALERS.
WILLI.JUAE ff.l._4‘ALEll",
WHOLESAL: GIiOCERI
NOB. i 'AIL 20 WOW) OTRELM
WILLIAM CARR CO.
%%WSW: GROCERS,
And Imparittr44l
WINRs, HMANNIm - k. , , Gips, as,
ALF.(t.
Distillers szid Dealers to
ims;TE OLD MONONGAHELA RYE WHIERY
327 Liberty Street,
JANES A. FETZER, •
roftWARDIRG AID.. COVAISSIM
1 . 02. VIM SALE tip
Flour, Prato, flacon, 'Lard. lariti‘r:
Dried Fruit and Prcainea
Generally.,
Carrier Nisrket and First streets,
PITTCrUB&3, i'3.
MYER TO—.`lanai, G. Bailey. E. Wil
Dilworth. Sr. S. Cuthbert dßor.. Pittsburgh,
Boyd & F i tt . Sr. & Swearingen, S. BraGg,
Cash. M. & M. Bank, List Howell,- Mantle & Co,.
George W. Anderson. Donlon. Pazton & Co_
Wheeling.
11.131111 TE Joa. R. Ezz.-z.2m
WM. M.
WHOLESALE 61101;ERS
NOS. U .SECONO AND I 4 MST STREFft
&OS PITTSB
EUROPEAN AGENCY
M.110.111A14 UAiTh ac , aggrappgAß
Agent. HS Water street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
is prepared to bring out or send back passengers
frOM or to any part of tho old country, either by
BIGHT D
saiaoF tae ßAFTS OE. BJ E , pa7r.ble any
parllnropa.
ant for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
_Also, Agent for the. ld Pisa Star Lino
Sailing Packets, and for thelintss of Steamors sail
ing between rierr York. Liverpool, Olaegoa- d
Galwa7.
Spencer &
BREWERS AND ULSTER
Manx %tag Baswitar,
Pittsburgh. September 10.1362. I
whissourrionir OF PARTNERSHIY.
15 —The kartnershfp heretofore existing be
tween JOS sPAINCER and W. H. GARRARD
was dissolved cei the 20th of August, 1862, W.
JIGARRARDbenThg authorised to settle ell the
business of the late firm at the office in the Brew
grirEATDIVIMIWAV.I4roVit i gd w r uti t i e lu s e e n d l?
ways on hand ajßiperior article of t o
-I -1 5 0 "
TEA and BROWN STOUT. The tuaiormea
will he thankful to the - friands of the interim pzr
a continuance of their patronage. and Prowls ;
to make it their aim to give Sadoaction to w
Dpurohaae from them.
r.. ROBERT WATSON . of Liberty streot, so
long known to the buainowcommunity, will have
the management of our business. with the fall
control in the Brewery.
Address all order, to SPENCER A }.lca.A.Yi
Phcalliz Brewery. Pitt4b ,o l l Pa EPHSPIINIUDR
JAMES MaKAY. • •
J. H• CASIDAY
Note, Weak, BDinft, Bond and Mort,'
gage , Rdal'EsiW.te and lamer
. 4tallitUse Brok9r.
•
miffs ROOM No. 12 TIT7RXEIII El311.11f:40 i
YoI7RTH STREET. Plttlinrsb.
Desirable Mill propero. sad other Baal Estate
to the amount of UOO.OOO for sale low.
DEALERS IN OILS
M. KIEA, &
Si WOOD STREET.
MEDICAL
... TO 1 1 1 1113 PUB' LW,
PECII.ILLT
- 11241 thelimorantandlblia
ty Ilicdest o f all denond-
nations.treatsecrot
cudicato disorders. serf , - •
abase and diseases .w ...-
tuations common atif in- ,
Oldont "to 7oaths of t otb: -
saxes, and adults. le cr ; married. Lecause
Da.tho Bi-..iisayanc publishes the fact of his doing
inOtalll4ll4 fAlatliioe.c3lE"C
shocked, and think it A crest sin Tory immoral
~ conMmintion an, inisniptim among
[-then.iiii , m, promising - sons end daunittors. Their
banns 74sidian should be (mations to keep theM
in ignorance that they do the same as Dr.
STRUP, (except publiMing) lest a baratiro_prn4
tice might he lust to them amor.g et i 3 a
modoet and & . ..arninptuons familia; born an
raised /// ignorancootPrung.up as mtwirooras an
woo compare society. intebigence. wee, ac,..te
dollars d contr. mysteilorady. meanly emir
soften. It is to publiclt*, how_ ..cver that mirawma
-t-ents and guar:Sara; era thankful that their
v.; dangliters and wards_ ,
slam :and of delicate conedou and apPenranne.
him balm' reateral to heal& and vigor 17 Dli.
1 1 11.A.VSTRIIP. bmides many before and after
marriage through him have been saved much add
feting. anxiety, mortification, Spermatorr
tea ornocturtudennnissions. are completely cured
leas you short space of time by his now remedies,
which mnecultar - Whis own. Theyareemr.boandll
rem the Vogetible - Kingdom. having seen the
Whey:eft:he itiermarial treatnent,helms Abandon.
:ed ft FIT Ca l gstittsted:' thci- Vwltals
liSsessratchtedwitiCmarlfecteruccer--navmehad
a ct e 1 forly 'yenta . .(40) - rocriance in their tress
mnn.A.l:g.h&;nitsi of both. the Old World end in
the-in:awl Stated lealrldm to say-to all with a
fait' ht ~lth and happiness afII _again bloOm
hi= tTiertow-palled cheek: Trite no lon= with
montebanim and quacks. but oome and be cured
CiormaisinSim and sin of its kindred disoacee- - . of
-Wed lc . /MAT A= SD our it:On4lEll. CIA
now be 'Peliersd; :dry attend. to it in
tame can hadofmy trecthmit
vlisccurirtg s'erp7 +gee liiedi.lAdvis.crorbich
lsgivaacystisto...all th at apply /laving the ad
!vantfte nibr linty . letitV enneriense and
obbt . vadottoicriacrumitly. he - has imparior
in the trantranr.t 'ofanecial distull% and who is
daily consulted* tnanrc.famort. as intim reccm
mended by Zeirocizahle . citizen% pa Snows. pro
litletars of lattsitz4-2gr. Office S fimithheld
st-oeb nitarDiamtrad stmt. • Private &mnira.-70
cations. from all ports of the Union atilt!?
ter.dmits. N,
230.76. SW, ---
‘ 4 ' it i .bisreh Peat Cf... • ae, •
CERTIFICATES. •
wirtmr. Mg NOT MORE THAN
instice
years person that his. been sorely ail
ffiated for when he is notonly relieved of
his sulferimrse but • completely cured. I have ,
been afflicted with awry mallinant infiamatory
Etysipelas foryears, I hattroalled on several of
our regular -asysiehossi but all Without any ben
efit: I called At-Doctor Branatrup, some time
Past and haveitittkzhis medicine which. how
ever, is all soinlaiststof.herbs II an, now as well
as I ever Witiclinsticarrson,wiahing_so see me
will pleaseft,ftt ,1191.010113 DUNLAP'S:
It eTer Mr; - Olyteii, - 111 - amond Alley.
THEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE
been afflicted since I was fob , small, of a dis
ease called Epilepsy, or Falling Fits. I have
tried the Best physicians in the Old Country and
in this, but never received any benefit. I was
advised to call on Dr. Bran trap last year and
have had no spells or fits since then. I therm re
eeneider . rnycelf completely eared, For farther
information please call at No. 2 Bt. elrir street:
A ME BEADLE-I'
IMPORTANT TO LADIES
NI/C.6.10 IKAIIVEZ, ELWIN& FAR
fraleror tt il t grigrtevertrottggiti"Gi
Female Diffaultist, and having succeedelin thOn
sands of cares in rostoring the- sanded to sound
health, haa now entire conblenoe in offerring pub
licly his
" Great American Ecmcciy'`
CRON THERMAL FEMALE -PILL I
WMeh have neve:: pet tailed {{when the three
tians have baprietttly followed) in re- -
mn~iatc a m 21tioa : ar1E g from
obutrnedori or Btoppag9 of Nature,
or in restoriw.thA astem to per of health when
suffering from aneal _Affections.' ProloA..-4, Ural.
the Whstes, or other Feakr.eas of the Ukr4ec Or
t guns, Also in all '64ses of Debaity at...Nem-49
Prclitrotivn, ./Y7etaric.g. Puipirearma. Ace., ,¢e„Am..
srineh are the lorerramers of more 80631118 (11MM
' *SI- There PiPe are perfect:le Ace:leers ea the e., - .n..
leam , loa, arai may pe taken bre .7te ' =oat delice, fa
»Ask. withrna caisinng rtiotrets; aV the - ..rainp - _i me
they oci like a charm, by streagthoaute. tarizo
:rating...and regtotipg the eyatem to a healthy oon•
dition, - •
Each bog oontaitia6o Pins. Perez On DCrY•tallt,
land when Ateirect wilt be sent by mail pre-nald
1 li7any advertised Agent, on roeclot of tho mossy a . . BEYAM Bache:sten N. Y,, fleaorei Azeat
Ns e ap uj ii
t he
Dl 144 7 .4 r
Corner M et etzee the Marx d.
belBllrowi ~seat for Pittshorr. .
IiatiIiVATEDIREASME4:-: .
Dr._A_ROWIPSICID.WA-tt •
.and EiLluerlGALHoe,.No. 50
Smithfield stvek :
tvania.
ria)irrißOWN ;
gof Pit - mbnorth. end has been in -1 , ,
Praofieoferthelast twenty-five
'seam His binduess hen
confined 'mostly to Rritrzte L - ind -
ftrainal DienSeM. -
. ,
wfi'S AND =LAMM
Ir. acedof a medical friend shollti not tail to
fad out the sore wham of relief, Tho Doctor is a
regular graduate. and hie „.,j-treat
ment of o certain class of &camas is a sarettuar
antee to the wiliereas of obtaining Siermanent re
lief by ttra use of hicrratacdies sag following ins
advim
DB. BROWN'S RBIABDERS
never fat to ewe tho wont form of Vaaorera
Diseaceeh__lromarittas and Scrofulous Affections.—
Also all dioceses meshy" from a hereditary taint,
which manifeeta Weil in tho form of tetta
poor:sr:a. = a areal inany for of skin dis
taste; the orizin of ,think the meat is entire/3
ignorant. Ta omucco earaided, Dr—Sri:Pant...fon
:loom of e sure and speedy ream=
aganw WRAY,
in - onn's romixiim for the atormma- aottnio
hrottaht on often' by that eolitary habit of scow s; graUnC li tie,r, W/I.lCh the young ana weak re indea
often gp. - e Nrc.7te, (to their own deatructo,..) as
?ha only rolitzto relaze-IPo mown in -the count:7
—V.M.Y are safe, tee moke a 2.oCr"ar Mit0,70.10
atill - Zißalaton • ..-
Dr. Aro - ma's recomles never In& :, car
pninial ass= mt. psw DAYL—be will vrarrent e
sire. Benin treate P: c„ Ellest.; Gonnotrian
Sticturs. Ure:hal V.scharges, Female Weaknera
Monthly Sprzpreziona Dissates the joints
Rada in Ana, Nervous Affections , ' Pains in tivr.
Bask and .gidiagys, Irritation of the Bladder. t)
Naha: with all cuseneet of. an impure olden.
'-** tibiae the symptoms, containing o
atrectott to DR. BaowN. No. MD amithield
St. Pittkorgh, Pa., will he itninedlately answer
ed. Sled icinetent to any adartm. irafa packed
end secure from ohservadon.
°Zoe end Private. R.ocrar, Smithirld
trrot 1 . 04 . 1 . , •••• ,, Ps. nelb-darrds
X. M. FABER & CO„
3 1 k #-'.4i I.: ..k GINE BUILDER
r - cam ,ru::-
5., V&A. -I:0,MM! AID EMIR MAKERS.
ti•ztr E, R. P 1,1610 DePC4
W.V.ollllPACeriEfkUr..fiitlUMS _Ol ,
3,inkines, rans ji d r .6om three to ono
hundret end anp home power. and tinted P.z.
tir i zt MAle: Bamr Mae, MaetNarneeee,Factoriw,
ate.
viva ~ eatzaitza4 tlad tett* oefe=ction
&Z,IIZ.Ze neehinir: for serial m lll6 .'azd - 107:
PV.r.r.t, wad to. law aulas.
=ay.° a.iso tzt nand. AIM-Wu azlirread3 , for
xnepkaz ah t ertr.cdre: Zattateittid Boilers Ci evei
tx.d - dkeet iron astiawate:
w m ahTrerea dltamma t Anears and Paid
alas,s , 5:11.211 ' add , 00a01.12413 the manufacture-el
w oc k c e gmehudni =ad Meehiee Dar*,
oprievekare low. eamachhiery tuantdat
t.O bun ampilityli materials, d
3uall_ meet drresallitattiott. warreatej
.froza.all .peetr, of the 1.
al aid matuttv, mon. e. 'et
follikaw
$5,50 VirEBSTEit'S 05,50
UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY.
Mgt?. °Ql4 l ete la r t i i
ian7Bl Weadatreet.
rwut , orritAmßoAT XIEN—THE VA-
X dersigned are pretia.ed with competent
workmen to re-Gild or re-Broose andr.repair
guambooto, Chandelier& Brackets.-Lampii,
wa ki ng them equal to new and altering Lard oil
ones to burn Carbon Oil. Also to furs nth new ones
at eticrt notice. Lantern Cane, OIL andev
thing M the trade kept .amthind at the erY-
Lamp arid
Janls
Oil store 164 Wood tares near Sixth.
WELDON-It , KELL Y .
. I
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saIeRESH4 EGGS
PBT739R Jtierr
d sad for lay ll3. A. ,
we nal/lancet and Apt siTeet