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11)..... rie;2:iriihe snit of — bliageks Moran
i•i and tams tw the Ohio and Pennsylvania. Rail_
:-road Company and; others. Notice whereby Or
den to the tolderik T-the Bonds and Coupons so
I .lthe °hie and ,P ' lennialtailroad Wlcompany. •
A st
, `lwhich were seenrE . 5 a F.rst Mortal/OS on that
Pareof the - Ohio an Pennsylvania Railroad Fast
tr of Massillon, to th' „ holders of Bonds and Co u
nt' Olasoadd Complinz t ro p h ar i t rell mar by i l 1
t'W 't of lii rt =llo t „ lint to the 'bolded of Fiat
lik.rrtgaga Bonds a " ' Coupons of the OW and
'lndiana and Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
fpemniinice 1- respectively. that the ulidersignAsn
oill
Il , PaY to the pOties Entitled to receivettele
laameapen presentation of the Bonds and Coups
thaldfir themzespenlayely at thetade and: Ptaft
'ihereattafter inEmtledghedistrilirdlvellhares ark- ,
bolicable to molt Bodds and Coupons, of the pro
1 teeeds of the sale of;the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
"aid'
Chicago Railroad under the Isoeree of the
kali& Court entered& said suitJttnalPth;lB4ll.
iii' llolde6ef snot( Winds and ethipontare hereby
!Srequired to mitk.e:amlicatibri lon:thet dares of
uch proceeds otai*o by them, and, in evidence
!Nif therightto 'rectde'the-samer, topresent the
Bonds and Coupon ' , held to the undo 'rowed at
&he office'of Wuudo ' 'Unice* .Company the ,
10fy - c t New York on Cr before the 6111 day o f
611863, - - LLIAM B. OGDEN. •
t7lfeba,l3taw6wd.
,i,i Receiver
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110 - RECTORYI4 THE ROSPITALS.
I„. .—Tfie Milted S taten sanitary Commlseirm
iliat'estabiLshed an ffice ofinforination in ris and
;Ad p m aUentain_the_Getie.ral IT.spitals of the Alloy
p a
We 4. By a reference to books. which are
Parrebtbd daily, AO t.nsvrer einf under ordinary tlifoumntanoes , nitutruultances. baglvan by lettuat mail to thefol
lowinkonestions: i
! qst. La --- (gi t name and regiment) at
!went in any hospi . of the army of the Wert ?
!2,d. If so what is hiOprop r address ?
fi li
Md. al_kis the na aof the SnigeonurChanlin.
r4th, If not in hospi at present, has he recent-
Olean in hospital? .
hMtli, If so, did he d 4 in hospital , and at what
date ?
l ie
h kith . If recently d ie , a rced from hospital, was
ho.discharged from s a?
i7th. If not, what w e his orders on leaving ?
I:
he Commission also furnish more specific
information as to the! diticrn of any patient in
the General - Hosolt within as short a space of
time possible after a ; sanest to do so from any of
itecorrespondins sccitPast..
111 The office of the Directory will be open daily
frOm 8 o'clock a, m., bp S o'clock p. in., and ae
biatsible in urgent oasis atany hour of the night.
!0L- JOHN S. (NE B ERRY , M. D.,
,Becretary for the NYcstern Department U. S.
' anitarY CommissioniNo. 4.a9 Walnut st... Lou.
wile, Bantuaky. I; lanl4:2oad.
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p, To Strengthen alo linurciire the Eight
PRBBLII
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i fective sight. ariftg from o_ge or otherptu b i :
N e el 1 .13 ii ,e 3 , 4 3 %ovc e f . t w ctiarg is.
h have been well traits
Lily responsible oiti fc ene of Pittsburgh and yr
utility, 'to whom they have given perfect satisfao
don. The certificate/1 of these persons can be
dean at my &Lae. 11
hget....cill who Purehos one pair of the Russian
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pebble Spectacles a re;. ittlet to be supplied in
future free a charge th those whioh will adwaye
elite satisfaction. ,
Igherefore. if yon to ensure an improve
ment in your sight eafFon
114 DIAMOND, ,radical Optician,
fiti
esifitaturer of the Bi t i pebble Spectacles,
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rilt-i ufacturers of 4 . my variety of finished
ups ...woßri FOR. PLUMBERS .
0r5T.190..81 FITTER
1 1 MAthECINESTS airD COPPERSMITHS. • • •
BASS CALSTIItiOS OF EVERY . RE.
Beription made tiii order Steamboat work.
m and gee fitting raid repairing. promptly at
tli '. iNk_ta. 44Ariz1efaii: C o:triton pan tolitttag up
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R fineries for Coal an Carbon'Orils,
k rpoaplie agents fo the Western Dietriot of
P SlVallifl• for thei e-oflicansh, Lansdell#
C' ..fs Patent Siphon Pump, the bestever invest
tedt having no valves It is not liable to get out of
oeller and:will airqwMore water than any . pump
WP4lilts piss. : 'I . ; . fe1:41441y.:
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rtilT RECEIVAES
a sOltill d stook of
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id,BING DELA ES & DRESS GOODS
! CALICOS, - lIIGII/11101, etc.
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attention lo ca ed to our stock of Muslims
Irish Linens tba as purchased before the
Oat advance in Dry (loads. Call soon and secure
YAintftlringoa oo 4 a 5,0283% rill be.muelt,higher
Coauthor the piaci' Elo.na 'Market street. be-
Oen Fifth and the amond.
H. J: LYNCH.,
LACK arAmliND STEEL WORKS,
Ili PITTSPI I III!,GH. PA.
,ASH, BBil, THEIR dr CO.,
MANtrratTIIIIRS or
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his oonntly. Donee,
RAS. 00100 and Wa i lhonse, No. 149 and IM
; 1 t and 120 and 2 Second streets,Pitts
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66 THEO NION,"
RCH STREET,! between 3d and 4th
PIMADICI;PHIAL
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THE • lINDEROGBEED RAVING BEr.
flawed the lease 4,1 , the above popular Hotel:
or a series of years, would respectfully call the
treaticm of the traveling-publio to its central lo•
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BAILY'POST.
lijer 9 nqfpa' s to ipnG Jolla"
r tencie' • -
Hon. John J. Crittenden received the
compliment of a serenade at Philadelphia'
on Wndliteilliji evening, in reliiimse to'
which he said :
I thank you, gentlemen, for j this ex
pression of your kindness. lam a stran
ger to you, and merely enjoying the hos
pitalidea:of your splendid city .as 4. pass
on my wlty. It is dtute possible in this
time of excitement, that your curi
may
may
be gratified in bearing what I may have to
say in relation to the condition of our
country. I have very little-to say. The'
times are sad, and fall of excitement and
difficulty. The American • people have
sworn to exercise their best wisdo7l.m and
courage to rescue the country from its
danger. It is in vain to cavil anCi.evile,
and endeavor to trace back this'll/Ihr to
its cause, and assign- a reason for what
we see. Yesterday the country wne-pros
perous and 'happy. How sad it isio ev
ery reflecting man to think that thitrehould
not be our:condition nowl War. is a
great calamity, but civil war is itaaitely
more larnebtable. It brings with it sor
rows, mischiefs, and griefs, even if• we
are victorious. If we are victorious,.we
see that it is over the blood of our broth
er ; no matter what form our 'felt mp h
may asetinna,- it is not the less the _blood
of brothers: At the same time wa-Ahave
a great duty to perform. We min*, fight
this war in -obedience to a just inglact to
sustain the liberties our fathers left. tt—
li , ii.OLll4 , l•lra 1 , 14 , 1111,1 k 4, , _ Welfieft SO =WV
erenin Conpeas and out of it; to ‘ yotiony
fellow-citizens, and my fellow-citizens lir
erywhere, that I do not fight because I
hatetife South: I love the South.', [Ap
plause.] I fight because it is my duty to
maintain the government. [Cheers.] I
intend to do so. I honor the pride that
I see everywhere exhibited in behalf-of
the country. At the same time, while I
shall do anything the government may re•
quire, there have been acts which I do
not like and of which I may justly com
plain. In the prosecution of this war
improper things have been done. 'I do
not render a blind obedience. Truth is
strong and must prevail, and it must make
our cause triumphant. We do not make
war for the mere effusion of blood,! irrbe
cause we love it like a murderer. Ido
not wage it in hatred ; I desire the pres
ervation of the government and the tinion.
[Applause.]
. The time will not permit,
fellow-citizens, nor will my condition id:
low me to say many words more upon this
subject. [Cries of "Go on!"] Ido not
believe that this country will be cut, down.
Ido not believe that this country, I which
rises like a mighty and majestic column
among the nations of the past, is to be
rudely thrown down and destroyed.' I be
lieve we have a future, and that ;lie war
irill"give us future ; ermanence and great.
nese [loud applause, and three cheers for
John J. Crittenden,] and that no Matter
what trials may 'befall our country,l there
iwitillit 'Divinity the EilhOel our] elicit?,
rough-'seir them how we may. [Ap
plause.] If we have now and then fool
ish rulers, we have a wise people ; aid the
man who- has not got understanding,
enough to know when his liberty i 0 tram,
pled upon is not fit to live tinder the
blessings of a !fee go vernment.L L l 'believe
in the peepli. I believe their destiny is
in the hands of God above, and that lib
erty shall be preserved. ur people will I
do it. Allow me to thank you for your
kindness. I ath a stranger heris. • [Cries
of "We know you."] Let the Cabinet
and the President do what they haVe de-,
termined. Judge t hem franlily andlitier.
ally, and never, ail to protest against any
violation of the constitution. [Appletitie:l
Nor let any, member of the governalent
tranegresa. ; ;People aid very moly,jliabi
naked to eneioachmefilli upon Iheiri litter
ties. . ,Theeirtrirsong was fetal; 49 mitt lie
tenerbil iA 3 T ikblitle ' shialfPirleediltie6rd
the constitution aod allow it,,, to be bnioken,
The t. allotild adihsellb •gbVeritinentit6 l
chankeits rectursel Its is nuo =kir' idutni:
;to make,this request, Justice is sUre to
.As 3 us litoceo., ghat' which I wrt to
see us _leave to . our • obildrehr is a tame
(that shall never die, iatid" that they shall
!not beiiiiifiriniedto•owii.' No lieople lionld
live long enough to make a boast f the
great effusion of blood. A people who
suffer themselves to be abused can never
be exalted.- - ;,; _ :'• ' 1 : '-• L
Wfiiiiie not - livin g for Oitiselves. 11l we
were, we woqld, have ',little - 40. live - for.—
We are living for a great and free 'coun
try., We expect the lightof freedom and
kovernment to shine forever. We don't
know _what we are in the sight of the
Woild 7 ; 1W live iiilinctiliar age, , lOU
to be lost or won. We are fighting battles
not of hate or vengeance, but upOrt the
highest principles of honor ; for a cause,
not for blood, but for freedom and The
li_natitutions of Civilization . ,lAppleuseij:
Mist' is wit - alit( 4:l4,fur l or the battle is
blot worth the sacriffce. What man tonld
lbe content but with the whole Con try ?
!With this .`, 4 land - of; the brave and the
home of the-freer the inkeritencit that
our fathers gate us, and the rivern.
We
ment that , _We Ashirded 7 tritp - -
lause.] • WhIrWOUIT rid affitril to pre
' e the integiity of the-country that
net remain one or be a sottree of sorrow
nd strife for agestotome ' 'Let tut trite
like a band of brothers: ,• We eitirsucce4
and will eucceed. [GreatiaPphinstol lit
' u s say, like Homer, that it is not in hate
but for honor that the chiefs • contend,;;
We are going to be Biked: History shall
write the tale, and it id our duty so to act
that the - tale "will, be Awl without Online
by our children. History will record our
fate, whetherTßW:HOU: eltall.eink dOwn
to oblivion or•whother; wi,,are heave. and
good•-enough to rase ki
use ttrateuravanoritthe
nations ofthe earth. ' lipplanse.] I Gft.
- -Spectacles,
tlemen, thanking you for your kindness
and Aka honor-y(3u do me, I take.myieave
and bid you good night. [Loud cheers
for. Mr. Crittenden, during which the
'speaker retired. ]
Traitors Among Us.
[From the New York Journal of Commerml -
, It becomes a somewhat - curious ques
tion whether the conservative majority of
the - people in this country are authorized
accepting the belief that the principles
9f . the radical party are con ectly repre
,aented by the newspapers and public
weaken( who profess. to enunciate their
doctrines. For, if these exponents' of
political doctrine and practice are indeed
correct exemplars of the party they speak
.tor, then indeed that is not only the most
corrupt, but the most treasonable and
dangerous party ever organized in this or
anT.conntry.
The' expression is strong, but the truth
requires strong expressions. No form of
ihostilities to country, Constitution, law or
liberty can be named which these Men and
- newspapers do not counsel and urge on
their deluded folldwers. And this they
doin language designed to inflame to vio
lence, and sometimes in phrases that
would disgrace the purlieus of vice and
shame.
The underlying principle on which they
are now conducting their campaign is
this : That it is treason to oppose them,
their plans of wholesale robbery and
fraud, their debasement of the country to
the vilest purposes of plunder.- They de
clare that any one who finds fault with the
manner in which public affairs are con
ducted is a traitor. They propose, in mo
ments of passion, to inaugurate mob law,
and proceed at once to hang all the loyal
men who dare think that "supporting the
government" is- not synonomous with
plunging the hand deep into the Treasury,
and filling the pockets of contractors and
newspaper editors with gold, coined from
the peoplea'brooti. The leading newspa
per officaa in the interest of the radical
party are notoriously involved in govern
ment gun contracts, navy agencies, and
other methods of '"supporting the gbv
erument," and the streets ring with his
tories of transactions in which leading rad
ical politicians are involved, in which they
have grossly defrauded the zovernment:
and yet-these iery man have the audacity
to pretend to be members -of "Union
leagues,' t loyal men, patriotic citizerts,and
propose to seise and hang their fellow
citizens who believe they are in "league"
with' the Southern rebellion and that
they are hourly aiding into the beat of their
ability.
Is our national character gone? Wi!l
New Hampshire, will Connecticut, by
their votes, approve of the rule of a party
which is not only concerned in these vast
frauds, these infamous robberies, but a
party whose principles declare that they
will punish the man who finds fault with,
management?their
A is - a prominent plan of retate-itne'"
sonal y, with all the bitterness of radical
malice. The temptation is almost irre
sistible to retort by taking the lists of rad
ical men and publishing against them name
after name, the frauds and robberies
which are known to be chargeable against
them. Why, these men are rolling in
wealth extorted from the purse of the na
tion. They are riding in carriages built
from the very sweat of our boys toiling
and perishing in the Rappahnnock and
Mississippi mud. They deck their wives
with diamonds that spring from the tears
of widows and orphans, rubies that are
red with the blood of our young and brave.
The music and dancing in their palaces
are fearfully suggestive of the moans of
the dying, the march to the grave on the
storm-beaten banks of some river—the
agony that-they, no less than the rebel
armies, have caused, and out of which
they have made their wealth,
We could tell histories that ought to
blanch the cheeks of some New York
radical politicians, and send them shiver
ing-into dark places to hide their shame?
Is it treason to tell them ? Mast a man
approve of the conduct of Butler in New
Orleans, of McNeil i n Missouri? Must
he rejoice in the hideocs barbarism of ne
gro insurrections with the New York Tri
bums • gun contractors, or recommend
hanging loyal citizens who are, for some
other reason, obnoxious to the &ening
Peg Navy agents ?
Old Ironsides Rebels.
. The Navy Department has _tut discov
•ered itself in a serious dilemma, owing to
the sturdiness of Old Ironsides—Commo-
Aoie Charles Ste Wart. Some time since,
Congress made him a Flag-Officer, on a
aalary of $4,500 a year. A recent session
"promoted" him to the rank of Rear-Ad.
'aural, on an income of $2,500 a year. As
'the first law was never repealed the old
hero fails to appreciate the advantage of
paying s2,oooqoran empty title. Secrets ,
rt". Welles Bedt him a commission ;which
Wail most courteously returned. A second
was declined with grace—and I learn to
dayithat n third' hat 'fleet( istOeftely
used. the Nay, Thure
daY last, iskedihe Flag Officer how - the
mattervould end. "I never surrendered
anything • given me by the government,"
replied the captain of the Constitution,
"and I'm not going to contract a bad habit
now."—N, Y,Tribune's Correspondence.
The Non-Exemption of Ministers
from the Draft
The Episcopal Recorder, in an article
referring to the refusal of Congress to ex
empt ministers of the gospel from liabil
ity to draft, says :
Nor will there be any serious conse
quences from the refusal to grant this ex
emption. Wherever a ."minister" of the
gospel is ugefulftO'hili people, and preach
is faithfully to them of Christ, they will
ladly contribute for his 'lief the three
hundred dollars the law;rpresoribes for
Commutation. Should they not be ready
to do this, or should thedrafte& - minister
be without church connection which will
pay this amount for his discharge, we can
not see that he has sany public claims to
be excused from that service, which, dit
tasteful as it may be, 'every loyal citizen
is now tolled upon to render.
I3uonossfal In t ainn
An 'eipeditioa composed of two regi
ments of loyal Indians, projected by Gen.
West, commanding Ake; Department of
147 . 9 . 14exick0, has returned to: Santa - Ft!,
from a saceessittl incursion into Bonth•
ivestert Tetas."; These loyal Indians 'Sue
qee'ded in 'destroying a vast amount of
rebel,property and capturing a large num
ber of horses, &c. A number of Texan
rebels *ere killed in a series of skir
inizhes.
Cotton in Algeria
IA company, with +vital of $6,000,000,
has been organized, it is said, in Paris;
for the:* koiltivation 'of cotton in Al
geria
BAZIN'S CAMPHOR. ICE, WITU
Tbis is a preptration which is neither Cream.
Lotion nor Powder. but a solid. Since its intro
duction it has obtained a rapid popularity as an
Fut application to excoriatedand smarting surfa
ces. It differs frym the cosmetic creams in being
positive Ineddeinal, yet perfect'y safe. It possess
es great beauty as a chemical product, and is. be
sides, oue at the most pleasant applications c 0 ....-
celvable for chapped hands, lips. &c„ &c,
Sold at
A. J. BASHI'S 4Z CO.'S
Drag Store, 63 Market street.
3 doors below 'Fourth. rrbl7
PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAY'S'
rillTY E SIIIINCRIBERS HAVE JUST
IL opened especially for the Holiday's a very
large and doeirabl, nook of
FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
GOLD AND SILVER WATHES,
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for Ladies' Mid Gentlemen's wear, fine Bronze
Meeks, Fancy Goods,
SILVER-PLATED WARE,
such as castors, cake and fruit baskets, goblets,
card eases, tea setts, etc.. and a large variety of
Inlitable articles for presents.
BEI - FENIAN, REYRAN SEIDLE.
dei!:o 42 Fifth street
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OR SALE—That desirable Tavern Stand
the WASHINGTON 11..)155Z, situate oa
Main Street and Cherry Alley. in the horpugh
of Washington. Pa.'
The undersigned, in cocuence of declining
health, will offer atpnblie r.s sale on Saturday the
11th day of April next, between the hours of one
andtwo o'clock, p. M., the above Property, when
terms of sale will be made known. There is a
Store Room, occupied n•w at a Post Office. a
Barber Shop—a Tenant House a'd Livery Stable
on the place, that rents from Z3O to 4!.0 delb,rs
arty.2w. MICHAEL WALDROIN.
T) T 3 A_ n. 13 c) YJii
WITH
A. g,. W 11313 Si: 11
COR. PRATT & COMM ERCE STREET
BALTIMORE, MI/.,
fiRRAL COMMISSION 1111}1011ANT
and agettts for the sale cf
Dupont's Gunpowder M. Surety nose,
Receive on consignment of all kinds of Western
Pro nce, and make advaneas. thereon.
N. 11.—Railroad track in fr o nt 0 1 Wurnlion ne ,
Refer to W.
Smith Co 'ticket-
POD, Spencer & tiarterd Cult , e ! 4 hephard, Pi It?:
htugh: Merchants Bank and ii . Do 1... rd
'Nn4;lutd
(URTIS C. srEiNYIETZ,
gitleßv:it
SOUSE CARPENTER
AN.p JOBBER
SUOP vulva JIL LLEY. belly - 4,1m Wood
end Liberty Streets,
P117 4 731' It 0 tl. PA.
. I W - 0Mo:3 aolicited and nrnrn C't:Y • , o , lvt
au!,
DAVIS 41kr
DHSS FOUNDERS FIIISiI Rs,
, Nt - rAtTußcas AND 11E.11.i:104
In iron Pip!.
PUMPS ARID [MASS IVORICS.
Particulnr attention paid to the fittir.:
Dana &c
$ Agt,tiop.suld Pitob64 i r tt 14414^4:-
Pump for litindand °war
rior.
ian3lamd No. Ito V, Ater and 101 Finn e.
M ANTIU l'Ell ENT
T.F. WATSON.
31A !...4 "I" ) IC I 1.: 1
1 , prepared to Cement eh , nr,or boJlincs
with improved Mastic Cement, .-hvai•er :n.l in
crier to any dune hcret .! Cr hy,
no 0 , 11.1/11: it forms a solid and durable rut best Vo
nera to any surface, imperishable by water or
frost, and equal to any quality of +lone.
The undersigned is tho only re/ lable mad pra•-
tical workman in this entrieri: in :hi, .•I').
hare applied thi.v Cev eat r the tollowirs
whom The public aro at liberty tb re
rntlemen, r
to
J. Bissell residence Penn ••reet, hnished.
Jas. McCandless. n Ilect:rny. d • )r,
J. 11. elhoenbergers Lawrenceville. do ri
.1. 1) McCord. Penn street. .1. 4) ,
A. lieweoler. Lawreneevilte, do 3 r'
Girard House. Pittsburgh, do 5 yrs
St.. Charles Hotel to .1./ 3 yr.
Address Wa.lhington Hotel. Bog 13.00,
Pittsburgh. t'. O. foh3Llyl
gi'IONSIGNED I) FOIE hAI.E
‘,.-/ store and to arriNe
1.600 ra.ks Whits and YoPow Ooru.
Shelled end in gunnies, Enquire td
S. w. cnA yr.
of lAbtrty xtreet.
PFTSIITROK FIRE MANU
FACTURING COY, PAN Y.
KIER, GLOVER ct CO.,
Manufacturers of Fire Brick. Tiles. Crucibles. .4e,
and dealers in El , e and ruelbie (lay.
Oftioe 365 Liberty S treet. 0 'Toni te the P• IL
Ii rhmenzer Depot. Pittsburgh
.Orders respectfully solicited.
TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
We are now manufactories a aoporier AriLiCie cl
which wo are prepared to Salim Iron.' oar Z
TARO, 509 LIBERTY FiTIZEXT.
Best quality of Forn,ll7 Corel
hand mum:Lat.
orrftt DICKSON. foTI:WA 'HT :i (41,
10p, OUR BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
` IN R
LAWENCEVILLE Four lots :A by
feet each; handsomely stunted on C::urr'•
street. situated near the Passenger Rail war, will
be sold cheap for eash, on r.pplication at this Of.
see. fokliuttf.
05,50 WEBSTER'S $5,50
UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY,
Fifty copies, complete, Pictorial Edition at sazu
for sate by JOHN A. MELLOR.
lan7 at Wood strcnt.
CARPETS.
1862, DECEIBER, 1862.
W. D. dr H. McCALLLJM.
87 FOURTH STREET,
LARGE PORTION OF 01311EITOl'II
vine Caen bought previous to a series of
itAivarttia. and now replenished (hist before the
Unrest adyamon of the season) wiith the newest de
alirns in Carpets. Oil Cloths. Window bhatles...te .
A favorable opportunity is offe.od purchasers at
moderate rates. as prices Will be higher. der 17
JAMES ROBB,
NO. 89 MARKET STREET
Mas now on hand a large stock of Atli and winter
• 'BOOTS A ND SIDES,
Combrising. all the different variative and style
to be found.
Ladies; Mieeee and Children's Bain toral Boots
with double and trirdllosole B .
Mena; Boys' and Youth's Calf. 002.1.30 and Kip
Boote, Shoos. and Brogans.
Mans' Long Land Water Proof Cavalry Boots
Of a very sepericrequaliti.
Call and examine his stock as he warrants his
goods to give general satisfa rl is im
ROBB,
89 Market etreot.
CHARLES L. CALDWELL, •
(Einooessor to Jas. Holmes & Co.,
"E" 001:1,1 4 1 PACK E. 31EL
Dealer is Bacon, Lard, Sugar-Cured Hams.
Corner Market ta in di e ilt ß s ef
streets.
Pittsbnrgh, Pa.
deollayd.
TWO NEW
STANDING TOP BUGGIES.
pike* formet - prloe traltsl.2s,_will be sold
IDT $OO, se_ . Mrs. JOSEPH WHITE'S.
8820 Carriage Repository: Two Mile Ron.
COMISRCIAL IN
rhitration Committee of the Board
of Trade for Nov. and Dee.
Wm. M. SHINN V. p, JAS. I. BENNETT
JNO. S. DILWIIRTH, Wm. MiSCREERY,
DAVID Mee DLESS.
Movements of European Steamers.
PROM AMERIO4.
Africa March 11.. New York-Liverpool
City New York.. March 14.. New York-LiverPool
New York March 14.. New York..Boutliam 'n
Arabia,. ......... March 18_Beston. iverpool
Pity of Balti'e....March 21_New ark-Liverpool
Teutonia ...... 21-New York_Southani 'n
Australasian_ March 25.. New York... Liverpool
Europa April L.Boston ....
Asia April 8..N0w York-Liverpool
FROM YIIROPZ.
Asia March 14-Liverpool New York
Hansa March 18..aouthatopton New York
ISavari March 25-Sonthamptcm....lilew York
8-Southampton....New York
Borussia April 22_Bouthampton New Yoi k
EMMY MARKET.
(CORRECTED DAILY FOR 'MR MORNING POST.
The following are the buying And selling rates
for Gold, Silver, &c.:
Gold
Silver ....... -......
Demand Notes.
Eastern Exchange.
New York
Baltimore
Boston.
Cincinnati.
Cleveland .
St. Lonis...
•
ALLEGHENY LIVE STOCK MARKET.
ALLEGHENY CITY March 28'.1563.
The market since our last has undergone many"
changes, all of which will be found under the'
Proper head.
tioverntuent advanced the rates $2 IA hundred.
This caused an advance and a lively competition.
for Cattle. Sheep has further advanced and some .
steep Prices were paid for choice lots. Hogs
ruled about the same.
The receipt., at the Morgan House Yard were:
Last Week. This Week.
2848 4,496
1.208 Hrifi
. ...... 1,1,89 1.112
1164.
120'
/ 10 7 r I— Price: ruled . about
the
21 120'
There'
was .oine nal head sent East. The sales were as'
Bell sold 84 head at 145 00 per cwt-;'
A. S. Linsley sold 24 headit $5 00 per cwt; W.l
train sold 36 head at E eentall Ih.• R. H. Funk
...Id 111 head at $4 75 14 cwt.; deco)) Holler sold
4.. head at $4 so per i!wt..; IT, 'Kirby sold 144 head
on private berate: I'. David sold 36 head at . ss 02;4
esv t.: E. Neff sold 24 head at
, 11111e—The market was Armand amVeral par
eell were purchased ou Eastert ikeount ucir
ern meta cnntrarittai haring obhiined ariadvaziee
.d $2 per hundred made drovers ruomitidepend
eat. end they held out for larger flgurcs. J. H.
Itultuan sold 24 head at 4% Th.; - Jacob Holler
; - “:d F , head at Sc lb.: Charles 'Hovland sold 83
head at $5 148 per init.: J. Sharp Arid 49 head at
io 1. cwt., Verher .14 Ce., sold 18 head at $4 75
i•er cwt.
SIIPPP- • The receipts were about the same, the
leiaand was active and pretty much all that was
, :lered .unils cud} p urchasers at an advent*.
AO per head. We 3111.1•11iC the
nirh rat«. of wool have something to do with this
Jaewl, Hollers sold um head at $lO per
...ad, E, Ned colds beep at :Id 70 per head:
'raw ford , ohl head 7' , 1 per pound;
',ter ',ld 10 head at $9 tiO per head r . W. Cockle
slit I , PJ bead. terms private; other parcels
chang
.l harick the tertns of which were not made
•old;••
Ti March 21. — Virtually, the mares
Lai.; night. There were not :54.111U110e1f-d'slefl
nasal ;1. Are se more wonld have been held for
oestomers who were unable if, attend Monday,
hot for a 13 itur ru nor that there were Ise.; trains
eat tle ou the II thistot its vr road, near the city.
Pts :twit was that only Nu brad mit-rived. and lad
Oho., went diteet; to the flovernment agents.
Iseslisrli or the nuts her they have - taken it leaves
abaft Ls a tcry anatl supply for
ho hers, n rot the arriv two., of priers is strictly
tortettoce. and leused up., demand and supply,
s‘lll.-111 ti.r rulallrri; ti the currency question.
..t Cie trio-e4ii-nr , •,rch.• week earthy of
tt•. , trl, Wit 11 lielden. of leitehess county. N.
;Ilues4l hi sell, lAA week.l.dno head of steers
hob he owes to Illinois, tor future delivery, at.
• I,r 1.,;a1,1, I;ve 11,1011, which he estimated at
't'- at. This week he effected the sale at 4y
r r.rutirl,lnaking a different, of over SII. I W
lo tweet, privy last wrwk and this, to say
ot the profit he would hare made if his
hut! otTor had hos, secteptsel.
Broker's Sole* of Bullocks
th thv ev't•ption of ~ 110 drove, the cattle ran
v oven end malev math alike. set that a part
Mt id., et the whole. We wive enough to
r:i!v+ , f ali 0Cra.1,..,.
be,t .1r ~e In market is one ‘.l 11 Thin
brouzlit in be \V Richard ~ and ,old
Vestheinier to Murray A: Clover. and Jos 11
Am. Theo Auer, are :I[l.ll.
In'. ear. by Henry Pavey. of Fay
I where they weighed 1,.!+-ire lb av
.. At tii It, 1 , eat Ow would make 1.1(4
ere. tuaking them user 111,e1 4 wholesale.
rot ntlel nt
The Iloir Market.
li.oeipts this week. 16.3.56-
Q I OTATION4 • $50: 14 ..12ki cwt live;weight for
.•or • fed Bogs. Distillers, none in market are
the quotations given by Henry D. ti-ant, Surer
intetidant of the market. The arrivals Sunday
atd Monday mornings were so large that sellers
were obliged to concede to buYere—the weate•
too was very Springlike Tumid ay morning the
arrivals wore more moderate. end the weather
colder. yet there was a downward 1. mime,. -
(beetle W. Dorman gives the tonowing as the
prion of Hogs this week.
Prime heavy Western corn fed
Prime light corn fed.. ......
Now Tore cora fed t;
Still ted ........
t-tini II pigs.guitable for retell butchers
fob3:6nd
&rag uot od et........
The Sheep Market.
Itemeipts thii week
There was a good stock of Sheep in Sixth street
Monday looming. and lass excitement among
buyers. Still the price is retnarkably high. aver
agi ttg Pk. t lb. for fair au lay of &tattoo' sheep
of about WO IDs weight. We have reports cf
butritcre offering l 0 }.:411e lb lb. during the week.
We also hear that they were not wilting to put
them on the scales at that. Btft at lop they pro
fessed to be willing to operate Mortality morning.
notwithstanding the, all doillned the t rine of
polls declining front 25 to fi fty cents each. 'T'he
decline ao.ong the gold speculators has eviden Ir
. .
xiTectgd tho Wont market. and if that dedines,
r.hoto mutt go with it, Mutton is not higher now
than usual at this season.
1111 HE ALLEGHENY NEW MARKET
HOUSH—In pursuance of ajoint 'resolution
of Councils. passed March sth. 11361, public nottoo
is hereby given that the choice of ah Butchers'
and other Malls and Vegetable Stands In the Now
Market House, Allegheny City, will bo sold at
PUBLIC OUTCRY. commencing at 12 o'clock.
Ell. 01
TTTESDAY, MARCH 31,12363
and continuing until the demand is supplied,
According to an ordinance adopted by the City
Councils March sth. 1863. entitled 'An Ordinance
R eg ulating the Markets in Allegheny City." the
choice of stalls and stands will be 'sold. subleot to
the annual rent which may be fixed thereon by
the Committee on Markets, for a term of ten years,
as to all stands cr stalls for which a bonus of $25
or more she. 1 bo paid ; and for a term of one year
s easl
all stalls or stands upon which a bonus of
lhan $25 shall be paid.
The stall plan of. he Market Irons, showing
the number and annual rent of each stall or
stand will be ready for public examination on the
de y of sale.
The New Market House is paved, throughout
with brick. and thoroughly lighted with gas. The
mtire arket is securely am:dosed; and the
greater part of the vegetable stands. and 8B of
the butcher's stalls ate under roof. The stands
aro all fixed and numbered, so that the lessee
may kn his exact location and amount of room
a d n be able to a void transporting his own benches
to and hum the market.
Market hours are fixed by City Ordinances at
from 12 o'clock m on Monday until 12 m on Toes.
day: frcm 12 in on Thursday untill2 m on Friday.
and from 12 m p m on Saturday, of each
week—being for five days each week,
Any farther information can beobtained on ap
oliention to either of the undersigned. at any
time, or at the Ma-ket
NRouUNLAse on the day of sale.
H. , D.
JOS. RIRS.PATRIOR,
R. B. FRANCIS,
JOS. L. B
R ORLAND.
SA.M'LIDDLE.
Committee on Markets.
mh9-dtwtd
,OTS FOR SALE—THE SUBScRI_
laJ ber offers for sale four eligible lots situated
on the corner Seventhe street and Centre Avenue
adjoining the Ward. in Pitt tovlviship.
The lots are each 24 teat front by 110 feet deep,
running back to an alley, and are entirely isola
ted by streets and alleys on every side. T wo o f
the lrts have frame housegon them, five rooms
and ball in each, hydrants on the premises. They
will be sold all together en_ xery favorable terms
Ene_eire of LW MCABE, gent,
fab27 Roe ss treet, near Fourth.
Buying Selling
... 30 00
... 26 00
30 00
par
........ par 4
p l'a ar r 4
'estern Exchange.
rar
Par
Par
Par A
DEALMII§
8. X.
lUNIIPAO7O3IIIIB OP -
. .
Pure No. 1 Carbon 011,
- •Ifto
. 113 Zi Clo
43P - ODloo on LIBERTY STRUT, oppotilte
Penn'a R. R. Depot.
St- All oil warranted. . • atahlyd:
THE AHDESCH c_omr 4NY
I,llllEPZfriti HAVE
"H
r or
Refined Ardegeo OIL
NON- VIELOSIV E. ALSO,
PURE BENZOLE.
warehouse, 27 p[r.wirN STREET
PITISBUROB.
~uo
ent Oil 'Wo.-t-k
DITNCAR, DITILLAP & CO.;
Mantificturers of
pima , wurrit itEtaNno
C A rt 13 co Dr co. s
°Moo NO. 291 LIBERTY STREET Pittim
burgh. i'a. 'L EU.S4indl
.e Philosophic Burner.
, LEA:rnxirs NEW poznalatAtfriapni
Philosophic Darner for Carbon Oil . is now
readt; It poseeesea-many adrantarroir over- the
Common Burner&
•1. It maker a large or =al: Eght"with peofcre
oomlnzsdon,
•
tj j
2. um any Quantity of oil With e
3. It utile used with a keg Or short chimney,
4. It can bo used as madeer night-lairm,
5. It can always be to barn oconcanicsittY.
& It is more. easily wicked. than' any other
burner.
7. It can be trimmed and lightid without re
stoma the cone.
B.lt thrum all the white light above the cone.
.9, The chimney can be removed or inserted
without touching the glass.
Those burners are he common No.l size, and:
clan be put on any lamp- now in use. Every per- ;
son using Carbon Oil should have sPhilosophie
Burner. Price 25 cents Lper dozen $2. Bold a
fio. 82 FOURTH street. Pittsburgh. . •
ien-lydw • P. RAMER. • •
PIANO DEALER&
.
Knabels fiquare Pianos
Still ahead of S , cinway'a and all other makes in
this country. New stociaust receive:l,...,llw;
Haines" Bros. Pianos,
the cheapest goo , i'Pianes in the world.
CHARLOTTE BLUME,
4 t Fifth street. bole Agent
for &mhos - Pianos. Haines' Bros. Pianos, and
Prince's Meludeenr. - .
13 A , ELGA.I.ISTS
SECOND HAND PIANOS;
A CHICHERING 7 OCTAVE, BEAE
-2- tiled black Walnut ease, very little •
u5ed_....,..._._. . . 230
Al octave , uokering, Rmerwm;d -- . ''''''''''''''''
A
a first rate
...
A 7 octave, Hays & Co.. Rosewood, a
handsome Instrumemt,in good order.. ... 275
A a% octave. titodart, Rosewood, carved
pannels in front
A 6 3. octave, Zale & Co, Rosewood, round
frant, an excellent 'l4lO
A. 6 octave. Chickering Rosewood. round
mmers . a coodngWgo%remmuunltogr
teg: Et% - •
For sale by
A A
A sl ta t7t. En a g e rsh 6,) .... . '165
do
JOHN H., MELLOR,
fob 13
7U . SITTSBURGIT BRANCH, IVO. ; 2 - .7f71 4
1 - Wood Street, of the Baltimore Piano Focr
tors, established in MS. A choice stock of Pitno
7 octave Centre Pianos, combining all the essen
tials of a first class Instrument with late noveltieS
(=dermal:rat). Richly important to the critical
pianist. Low for cash or s.onsegaim.
WISP, 11.110111 BR,
Manufacturers,
SI WOOD STREET
GROCERY DEALERS.
Wii.i.l4 NAGAJWEY,
WHOLESALE GROCER!
NOS. 18 An 20 WOOD STREET,
PTTTF:3 V3L G
WILLIAM CARR & CO.
HOLESALE GROCERS.
Road ismtra-iF;*
rMa, 143..-TV
Dittilers
Ili OLD 3a3
WM. 1021 THE
WHOLESALE gtiOtEli
lIIIS it 2 SEIVAD Oa 141 iliSl aZIPEXTI
d. rirTan Run
UROPEAN agt A 6 E N O,Y.
Xl.littargika
Assu,t, 114 NV extor stmt. ricishurgh., rase
la prepered to tent out or aemt after. • paasorditire
from orto any part of the oh{ ocantry. either bY
steam t millings a , Atte,
Sltifil DRAFTS FOR SALE. vs:settle to ray
part orope.
Arent for the Indianapolis em..l Cincinnati Rail
. Also, Agent for the old Black Star Lino of
ailing Packets, and for the linos of Steamers adi
lug between New York, Liverpool. °lasso* sad
()ewes. felt
•
Spencer &
BREWERS AND MUSTERS;
Pa OMlk g Tialf Bowen
Pittsburgh. September 10.1362.
ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERS HIP.
.
—The partnerabfp heretofore exishngbe.
tween JOS. SP.RNCER and W. H. GARRABD
was dissolved on the Roth of August. 1882, W.
H. GARRARD being authorised to settle up the
business of the late dim at the Office in the Brew
ery ,___The BrewinOlurrineas will be continued by
SPENCER & &PRAY. who intend to have al
ways on hand a superior article of ALE, POR
TMt and BROWN STOUT. The undersigned
will 't e thankful to the friends of the late firm for
a continuance of their patronue, and Menne .
to make it their aim to give satisfaction to all wh
may ninrehasefrom them.
Mr. ROBERT. WATSON. of Liberty etreet, £0
long knowti ro the businesa oommuni4. have
the management of our business, with the full
control in the Brewery.
Address all orders to SPENCER k MaKAY
Mania Bremen.. Pittatrargh. Pa.
JOSIIPP B. SPENCER.
JAMES MaKAY. •
J. H. CASIDAY.
N o t e , stook, Draft, Bond and Norte
gar, Beal Batate and tier.
eiliandise Broker.
OPPICM_ROOM No. 12 M 1 MICE$M1MD lEN9.
FOURTH STRUT. Pittsburgh. Ps.
Desirable Mill Rropertr arid Other
_Reel Estete
to the amount of ,11100.001) fora ae low.
. . ,
•..
COAL LAND FOSS BALE — T HE SIM - . 9110 STXUEB_ . . „..... 0 . AT, 1 K l *..• .Mg
scriber offers for sale very low. his farm of i.IL dimmed ; are Impale * lEh eaLsopetant
85 acres, situated in Washmgton township Colum- Workmen, to -riraild or : re-Bronze.- an4 7 ,,lepair=
bians,county„Ohio, one mile and a half frosoßa- Stiatabliata. Chandeliers, Biseketi,lAunps..t.e.. .'
finelville station lin the Pittsburgh & Clevelaud w a kin g th e m magi to new, and al e t raqa air a o n T-=
Railroad.' 'Fumy fi fty acres are bnproved•and un- nes to barn Carbon OIL Also to furnish. ritrkone4::
der cultivation andthe whole is rich in coal/tone. at short netts& ;•Lanterns, Cans; Oil; and every
r
The buildings are a bowed log hone , to s Malabo. thing in thetrade kept on bend at the laamplent.
o w shed, &o, The farm is well situated within oil dare 164 Wood a near Sixth. I
one mile of the railroad- - . _, - --, ,; • . . iumear,a witaur„ a,
Terms of sale—One AO f cash.. •Nrith reasonable. flails $ +- J
time for the remainder. Price $25 Der aerl.
Address ii 2141: 1 1EfAEL MieSIWIGGEN.. ' 161.9425- 1 Q BMA ' FRElintFsmr J.VWt
S en :111e. Columbium bam_ty, Ohio , ' a..wreoeired andforkalettly - ,
Refer to se. MAO.. Rom street. Pittsburgh. ' iMit. AL. MUM, .
feballm:dirw. • mh.l7 1 - 00 ner Market LAMM street
E22=!=ME
311:ED I OAlra-
TO!' TICE
los P - . 13
nO. •
3-1 1 1°°"
=tins an
disogargrittd&r. *
4u 2 50=1141 , -
auflquipuha-grAoth
863 2 411 adult. siWa.or marnoT._ Besausli
reibeg the fact 'Of .' his doing
so, e ignorant and .falsely modest um dreadfaitY
shbekid.infdThbik it a great era •v
and .for;„ contamination . and, oo n, among
their wives. Promising Sons and da s 'at7ta, Thell ,
family ; phyan shauhtiancautious to kodi.the.
Worance that thyy do the canto as Dr. ER re
A e
SIRUP, (Oseept lionllintht) lest a lueraffve prl4"
Use might be lost to them among
modest and prammptuotts lattoiliWborn and
raised in ignorance. spiny:mins muooms and
who compare ; soeiety -lnteligences semi. - .1te,,t0
dollare and cents, tosteriough.;-nebbibr'oally
gotten. Itis to publipitryitnneir, _Or tluitottlinumut
rents and gtutr-lians arse - taansiur 'that thee:
mna,
,datighters -and wards,- Previcaudgi ffigNe
witty ind of delicate condition and appoarautr.
have - hem , restored. to. health. one: vigor - 13y17).0;
Blt.iklifiTßUP. besides, man y before and .41*
manlagethrough him have bent - savedintion ring
fcring,, maxi „ety mortification,- doc. SPermatorr-
Winer nocturnal oMmlisioxiii aro completely cured
in Cling short spseenf Bianhi , his new rams:ll6g
i'
which arepeoultsalykis ow n . hey are comma*
irlittitheiVegotabie - 13-ingdolii. 4 ining , sem the
fallacy: of the Mercurial traitmenthehasahand t t
ed it and'spbstidited the vegitable Pannellr
a:mean treated with unudteariliatiavnitgliad
over forty years 440) experience in their
mast In hespitals bbth the :Old World and-in
the United..Stattoq.leads him to oisy—to4ll with' a
fair 'MAY. health and hapPinass will' again bleum
upon the now—par.acheek., IkiCo:no - loniterwitk
montebanks and quacks..but come and be OVIIM
Consumption and' all , of
which .so many Annually tiro, onrootarbrialk.Oali
mend relieved; OM' litter aticrit
tilkoAftlll can bad. o 2nrtea4msria
YP a copy .of the edical dais' er.whion
t o
en toad that apply !arriar Lite ad
vantage AC over forira- CXPer l62 ° 6
observatior. continuum:. ne SUPlttiOr
'l,g the treatment , of isw I diseases,-and who r l;
daily thapiefei*bn. ea well earn:loin
Manded.brrepectookie publintAstai
printers of hoWs,.:acc. O,
_-*.e
street. near Dinensvi-stannt. •rrivato cormsnato
nations from all N
paMa of thy pignu t . 4:11..T . *.
bandedta. -
BOX SOO,
Plikburph Poet OMO3,-
CERTIVIVAICES:
I
Tax.e.A.A.--l'r -%Ntior IIIoRIr 2 THAN
bunko-for is-Persoota hoe 'been abrelY ran
fliotedler years when - he it not OnrY relieved of
bis , saifernigli4;L r ht mpletety: cured.. . have
beck afiliotedi th a vary =dement dnibuzuktor7
lkykpelas for years. bade bathed en Bayern' Of
onr re, -- alae - Physiciazieebnt wither-014y ben?.
alit. llceled oh Doctoi - /3feanstreffo.'-i - forge Hine
ever.ad lab en his- medicine .:11hich.Adess
is ail _composed of herbs. I em•now,..sus
as lever was - .Any person Irishinsr -me
willpleasac at THOMAS Di
Refeito Mr.Mayton. Diamond Alley.
likREll4
I A -...e‘IakCERTIETIiAT ILiV74
been "alllioted Einoe r Wag very malt of adis
ease - called Eolienay, or Falba/ Mts. have
tried the beat physiciank in the Cotmtry and
iris thia-but ,never lreoeiyod„any htmefit., a. was
adviu3' ed_to call on Dr.. - Wwtrup latitlitir and
have had Wo - apelle or Atari them . ..l therefore
qonaider
.m.vaelfroomple cured. For farther
inforination please call at o: 2 St. Chirstreat.
JAAIR3,4II4IkL.EXt.
NEW NIEDICAV DISCOVERY,'"
masa•ISFEEDT:4I.IM4/01.145+141
MR pure of - - ,
GONORUHRA. r.LIET 1915a1;- -
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Altemi r liont jihg:ald. l -
111673 fin --
Whichlta bomvsedb3 l 4LPWards otl
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Ansi and wh ••• onreis offal° itiaperma*
Rut. • • 7, are ProPand-fronS v.ozetableoacztrus u
mat are tusludess on the system, andnever Imam
ate the stomach; or kmpreazuste the - breath end
lies o n e t az ingr t e r oV is t nauseam; twig io alred 7) ,
nor dons their mime. interfere with : buzinesia_nr-:
Mita, Eaoh hot coma= ma dozen PIM.
, E.E.,10E ONE DOT;TA-R4l. •
Dr. Itell'iirreguage on Remilpal
• 'Weisluiumm;
Sell Abuses. Goner , yh,e.a;.fiksit,ektr;-.Paniptdotot.
5 ° P. afchs• 00 1abmtun,Portart Advice ,to Me &I
dle/ea, -13Eres: KR Six rents are required - to -
PAY D %tag°. = • •
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- DR. 'oars tor.ENN Boos.,
A complete Treatise on amoirkem Gleecigtrie-‘
ere. SWUM,. Altc....'m all Me variouestagee.*l4 1
7 Prescriptions - tn Rogliclt"." - actimted for m/I
reastment. without the aid of a physician • . =
PRICE ONLDOLLAR,
The Pillsof limoks villbpAmt.smato from ob. ;
-.Datton.-by Yokt-VaMbi - inradvartbed
ent. on receipt cObninolgra
J. BRYAN. 76 Aar Meet. I.T. Box 4079.
eanerithizlP" I '.JOI4EPH4T.BIitMIf:.
=mar Market ctrect ontilliamoadi•
dant for Pittabtegb.
sold by all Dialidobs. salltxtseowly3s •
ppr $R
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band 011tos..lio. ISO
t rithatkt *set. Pittabluio
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littakrmr*,-* 2 •ol hag boicrin
''.niedaHt fcL-tbaJaintw eet ty-live ' • • •
BAt Wet= luta bead t- •
intraudonsitst.^.Drirste sari.
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fitoi...otretshenrase. -ma..m..4.ete a..
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mem ..secosenbalbstAttilienetba,state ine
ametemrtfte,outtitemot adottanonazeoetemeta re. •
11,1,1e-twittweff Oft•tentakter vabliterbe. lb'
zi,,, witirlimm • % a--.. ‘, I . ,
lawec- tan et .• • • law ••• - lfitetitil ::
- . • - brat -WW
•1 -- ,bl;fortea o f skin dW 1•
1 ewes. 131‘g..otof of .bbtke • -• ~ ititehtheb• •
lattztuat- T t Z to rmas to ,•.. • • 1 ,Itrowttafor:
Ds Bro tier . Ul t
tI 1 • tha ta rittblitrot tftl
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lawat t r au aftekhz.l)uttsolitarf-hahlt.alsont,wal
whierthetrittes anal rear, Winnei
Maxgive:F.4j% tteiltettawitflattnnetbo 4 3cr , •
the on/7 tenable remedies known IoL the aunt*
'f--qtaw.ime safe,. lad , make ig , rowstit'lentoratltro
el i
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Brows remedies war fallikinsti this
k e is A raw nAra—lte will waitrant a
onto. nealso IbeatalPiles. Alieet.- tionnorrhate
VfathlnDWha lf male Weakness
itboxinspione. , ises of the - Joints:"
listnis Ana, fsfor
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vond Affeotitabe, Pains ittltite ,
? Dark annd lOdn i: F i ritation of the Bladder. t...•
tethar i4, , wiAL all
the of an Irene ofisln. • • a
6 , llti l _d ' ireofed . e l ; I Z
BIM' N i rbr Smithfield
lit., PjltAbnyth. Pa.orill be innellataly =swot , •
bd. nliedionto !dot to any address, =Mr twokod
and wire frontobsarvation. ~. . -_S: ,
f Oboe and Private : Booms, No. dO SmlthlieLl
!tram' am...a... 4 Pa. • nols.4lawtir
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STEAM ENGI4IE' BUIL I DERS
1
lion )uxi darts723l, - • -
WE'REFIALIEACEINISTI MID VW
Near th© Penn. R. 11. Pumagtvi r Depot,
PrileX"qa i‘s
lursinnemyrrnan Aix • suirimii or
Steam ranging from three to oral
hundred and bane power. and suited' for
Grist Saw • lilastFarmuscst Factoriec;
e tc. . ,
Givb partiouler attention iolhe ocestinotionof
:lush= and ideohinecs for Mist mina.i.apd• for
hieriats; zanies end ciPcular saw nnlls.
Have aim mama and readylfor
Imeat at short notice. ISsithies and c liwilers of every .
description: : - • I
Abo.lortdahLiollms and Sheet Iron sesiwatefie
Wroughtlron• can= s,starusera -
and m
'aver; lrimi.fitilk and con•Mue :the manulitertgre .
Woolim•rnaatinerlllh d Machine Cards. - •
_Our pricer are low' our mkohinigy Cards
ad of the INA quality amaterishkand.warresito
In all caverto thre anikftiOtiOn - : .1
sirOrdersfrotn c ,g - *lsw;thicanprt sato,
ed and - promptir - - remi caw
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