4a4es P. Barr, Editor & Proprietor.
MEDICAL
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OHOLIG PREPAILI2IOII.
RE -TIMIC MEDICINE.
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!CELEBRATED
MAN lITTE.IS
PBBPAZID BY
D. IiAGS.I3OI I I. Philadel
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11 effectually cure
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Drill ..EPEILA., JAI7IiIDIGrg,
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of thC *lane" and all Diseases
Arista, from a Disordered
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Blood to the Head. .
Anidityof the Stomach.
min a,Heartburn, Divot
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the tomach. Sour Fruotations, Sink
ing orlFluttering at the Pic et tne Stom
ach. Swimming or the Mau. Hurried and
difficult Breathing, Muttering at the Heart.
Choking orpffooating. sensations when in a lying
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axes out ohundred.'
Induce' -:..-.:.,..-..i. mile and universal
ttiparamj fli - otiand'a German Bitters. ( purely
-.ratable Imp of , -morant quacks and Taimyr'
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mAtia epiiieriti7nEnifeiing
2llManitY toe flood
a yes of 24 ostommin the shape
if poor whthlty, ail compounded with injurious
kuss.
and rtristen Tonics. Btomachics and Bit-
Bwarel the Innumerable array of alcoholi c
prepared in plethoric bottles, and blagoellied
tem no, dee the modest appellation of Bitters
which, =tad of only aggravata; amass.
_ad ke, yrippoln sufferers in despair: -
Y 0 - TROME ISTREN6TRa
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DO YOULWART TO BUILD UP YOUR 00N
'DO YOU *ANYTOPRRL WELL?
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Do you . tto sleep well!
Do yon ant a brisk and Vigorous
feelin I'
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!HOOFIA I IND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
Noel .I. ITe4kn Brom, D. D., Editor of the DI
eyetOedia :of Religious Knowledge.
Althoughbiottlisposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of
their ingredients and effects I yet know of no
ge dent reason why a man may not tend', to the
benefit he believe s himself to have reoeived from
any.simplObreparation in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit of others.
I do this ithe more readily in reeard to Hoof
land's German Bitters, prepared by Dr. O. M.
Jackson. oil this city. because I was prejudiced
orrUndo for many years, under the impres
iat they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture,
id
am indeb to my friend Robert Shoemaker.
Beg ~for di removal of Ms prejudice by proper
seta, and r encouragement to try them, when
offering m great and long continued debility.
• he useof three bottles of these Bitters, at the
eeehming the present year, was fellowedlar
evident relief, and restoration to a degree of
noddy an:lento' vigor which I had not felt - for
Ix monthd afore, and had almost depaired of re
. offline. I erefore thank God and my friend for
lireeting to the use of them. N
BROWN. J. NEWTO B
Prat.iniLms, Jima ZI, 1881.
Nose this Abe Joeekh H. Seetruwd, Pastor elf ate
, 11 Tenth Baptist Merck. ,
Ds. , Jsoir it aias 13,s :—I have been fro
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g a media as out of my appropriate
at I hive.'n all eases declined; but with a
clear proof to various instances, and parttoularia
In my owh ihmilly of the usefulness of Dr.
Hoof
land's German Bitters. I depart from my usual
course., to axpress my fall conviction that for
Ilenero l debility of the system, and especially Lie
tifiomplahitit fa a safe and valuable preparation.
some esias itmapfail, but usually I , doubt not
be very beneficial to those who suffer from
Usabove uses. Yours ware° . dielA l) •
Eighth ow floats street, Phila.. Deo. 24ih.
*mike r .., ALDERMAIVW77IIDIIII, Ger.
. inentown.
thoniserowe. June 1, 1861.
D 4 4.llcarsos-dir:—. It gave me pfeisoze
• years Omni rive you a certificate , . tesiltrin
them Bitters had done for me. lam
ow cured of all those dilemma' Your
cinen fosses to cum.via Dysjoe*al.Ohrort-•
mind N us debility:damn 01 the Kldnars.
%a. The tearful influence it exerts upon Mar
ration is stutpriaing. I have been eon
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• ' ti.V.ifl reference to your Bitters,and
theta h baton. have. recommended id for the
above laintecowl in every instance it has
eff cured. Your medicine has I great
outs Germantown, nd is eoldin every
Sto ' and 'in most of the Groom stores
ere. If ' one should question what I say. let
them come:to Germantown. and I will prove to
their satetficticm, that the Bitters have cured in
this of than twenty oases of the above
diseases.
HANNAH WUNDER.
Main strait, stove Rittenhouse. Germantown.
ensol. II .
JUST TES THING FOR THIC SOLDIERS.
Will:build up the amid:Untie% and give health
eel etralikth to an overtasked and diseased
th.
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.. 1 460 to the change of water. I waa taken
walla ' 'diarrhoea, whioh seemedinourabia
bed h weakened me. When. we
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_I feared I should have to
ems homh; but noticing some of your Bitters in
Jurdore Kr. s.ll..Trice, in that town. I per
he a Apply dilzm
. and on taking it was spee
stored tell health The diarrhoea west,
vhooked• end I experienced no of - return it.
*umbero comrades. whotruffered in theiuune
manner d from the same cause. with whom .I
°ham/ Bitters, loin me in this certificate. I
expect to _ .‘ to the -- seat of war with the Leg
on. and auteialz' tuke a supply °Mi. Bit-
I would not no Without it
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DAILY POST.
AN EARTHQUAKE IN INDIL
A Night of Terror
The undulation of the earth, though
fainter, still continuing, James proposed
we should take refuge with Torollas for a
time, seeing that theshouse had withstood
the recent shocks, and not thinking
we should have any others more violent.
We rose, holding each other tightly, and
making our way to the door as direct as
we could, groped about till we had found
the faiitening, when we pushed it open,
and felt our way along the passage to the
staircase. We knew our way to the prin
cipal apartments and we made our way
from one to the other of these, notwith
standing the dead silenee which' followed
my husband's calls for Torollas. We had
opened the doors of several rooms and we
were on the point of leaving thii house,
supposing that Torollas with his family
had abandoned it, when we remembered a
room which gave a fine view of the city
and the environs. In the intense darkness
which had prevailed, we had to grop e a
long time before we could find the door,
but when we found it and pushedit open,
the glare which rushed into our eyes was
terrible. I believed the building was in
flames, but so horrible was the pain in my
eyes, and so great.the beWilderment can
ed by the brilliant light aftrarbeing so long
in such pitchy &Amass, that I could not
h&ve fled if .1 felt the fire liiyinghold :of
me. I covered.niy face with My hands
and the pain diminished, I parted my fin
gers little brlittle, and let in the light
gradually, till I was able to open my eyes
..Wilie_ltgikt without protection..
ret%s wirailoon - li•Wen new &Uranium to
me, even at such a moment, and her
daughters were wiling assistants. They
[`brought water to wash our wounded feet ;
but my husband would not allow the ban
dages to be removed, for fear of causing
inflammation of the wounds, by exposing
them to the air in such fi hot climate, es
pecially as we might, within a minute,
have to run out of the house. We were
glad enough, hciwever, to avail ourselves
oltheir - offered..kindness in the matter of
Clothing, and when these arrangements
were, completed, we went to the window,
and looked onti
The sight was grand and horrible. • The
flames which now rose from the houses
on both sides of the street lit up the tower
of the convent, which had hitherto re
sisted the shocks of the earthquake, with a
bright red glow, and showed us every pro
jection and crevice, even to the bird sit
ting on the tree near her nest, either kept
there-by her maternal instinct or too be
wildered
to fly away. Llittle below this
convent, the road widened several feet be
yond what lay belowus and at the bottom
it - narrowed again, and shut in by a
tanner's yard. This factory or store was
blazing fiercely, and Torollas told us that
!One part of. the building was used to store
a large quantity of saltpeter. Most of .the
inhabitants - had 'probably made their ea
enpe ;:butthere - were still many . in the
street who - might have delayed their flight
to save something from the general wreck,
brit were more likeplunderers who were
taking advantage of confusion and terror
to help themselves to the property of others.
If this were so they paid dearly for their
crime. 4 repetition of tpe shocks, so vio
lent
that the broad, solid building which
we were shooltand trembled,brought down
the convent tower, which crushed the
opposite houses on the two sides of
the street into one mass, so that a law but
shatbarrier cut off their escape, and
Wit them in on all sides. It was a dread
ful sight to see the poor creatures running
to and fro, seeking with frantic gestures
some- outlet - and finding none.
Some fell in the middle of.the street,
in
;sensible[ or dead; a few leaped among the
Lburning rains and were either consumed
or made their escape, for they returned no
more;
but fhe greater part of them hud
dled together in 'the broadest part of the
street, the stronger struggling savagely to
force themselves into the centre of the
group. The intense heat soon reduced
strong and weak to one level, and for
some minutes before motion ceased alto
together, we could distinguish nothing but
a writhing mass. Soon a pale bright flame
seemed to be hovering over it, like a bird
of liFey over a dying camel in the desert,
sinking lower and lower, : till it suddenly
Seized upon it and wrapped 'it in- a shroud
Eof fire. Faint with horror, yet with some
thing like a feeling of thankfulness in my
heart that we had not wandered into this
street in the obscurity, I turned away from
the window, and sat down on a couch.—
James said he intended to get out of the
town as soon as it was daylight; but Torol-
I tas declared that his confidence in the
stability of his house was so perfeet that
nothing would induce him to abandon it,
but that his wife and family werelree to go
with wif they - chose: At the first &p
-refixal-o'of daylight, we all ascended to
the rode the house, to get a more per
fect tit:44f llieextent of the damage that
harbbeeliAteree • The' ishocks Were still
frequentil*TiesiMolentz and we nomfort
ed onesiliatirith the-belief that the worst
was over. :Our host.bronght us some food
and wine, linolhink gone own to get some
cigars for himself-said Amino when &pro
longed, dull roar told .tisz that another
shock was approaching.. All at _once the
vibratory motion changml - for , one of np
.heaval, the house parted in-two,, and we
telt purselvea descending : to the earth with
a rapidity which took my hreathawitY, and
I became tor the first time hisenille.—
When I recovered my senses, My.-first
thought was of my husband. .I opened
my eyes and found him still alive, and, as
it turned - U - IA, with limbs unbroken, though
greatly kale& He was feeling mypnlse,
naiad:ins anxiously at my face for signs
of recovery, and his joy, when I opened
WEDNESDAY J 't
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my eyes, was evident even to myenfeebled
von. After a moment, I thought of
Madame Torollas and her daughters, and
asked him in a taint voice if they were all
safe ; he only pointed to what appeared a
heap of torn clothing, and I comprehend
ed that they—who had, a few minutes be
fore,been standing on the terrace-had been
precipitated into the street below and kill
ed.
When I attempted to move, I suffered
intense pain in my right leg, which was
so helpless that I felt it must be broken..
My husband examined it, and found that
it was fractured a, little below the knee,
and that any further walking on my part
was quite out of the question. He went
away a minute or two, and came back
with some strips of linen and pieces of
rafters, which he smoothed and cut with
his knife into splints, and set the bone as
circumstances would admit of. After he
had done this, he searched for and found
some food which poor Torolles had
brought up, and made me swallow a few
mouthfuls ; but I wanted water most, and
this he was unable to get withant going
some distance, wherefore I preferred to
suffer thirst rather than let him go out of
sight. Daylight made no difference in
the severity of the shocks, but shortly af
ter sunrise they became less frequent, and
about noon seemed to have ceased alto
gether, and people began to appear again
in the street. , My husband appealed to
several who passed td assist him in remo
ving mato a place of Shelter, but they all
refused, or pretended not to hear him ;
probably they had lost relatives the pre
vious night, and were too anxious to dis
cover any thing respecting them to pay
attention to the words of a stranger. It
wall impossible to carry me himself in the
condition I was in, on account of the pain
it gave me to move, and we were obliged,
though with great reluctance, to consent
to a separation while he went to Batalha,
the horse dealer, to get a mule to carry
me, a vehicle of any kind being useless
in such encumbered streets. Every min•
ute seemed an hour while I was waiting
his return, and yet minute after minute
passed, and he did not make his appear
ance. I knew the distance was not great,
and, making every allowance, as I thought,
for the difficulties he might have to over
come, be ought tO have been back long
since, when a darkening of the air, ac
companied this time by a strong sulpha
reons smell, gave notice that another ca
lamity was about to burlit on the devoted
city. The openings of the ground were
more frequent and far more terrible to
see, now that the daylight illumined them,
and showed their unfathomable depth.—
One of these split open so close to the
ruins on which I was lying, that a portion
rolled in. The sun's rays fell directly in
to it, and I shuddered as I gazed into the
gulf which was deeper than the deepest
abyss I had ever imagined myself falling
into is the wildest nightmare, I drew
back, trembling With horror and fright,
and buried my face in my arms to shut
out the dreadful spectacle. I prayed for
my husband's return, but he came not.—
I would have dragged myself along in the
direction in which he had gone, if I had
been able ; but I was entirely powerless ;
and to add to the terrors of my position,
I now discovered that a circtilar stone
tr.atity i.ttulpuL,b
ry confinement of prisoners) trembled
with every shook, and, cracked as it was
in different directions, threatened every
instant to bury me beneath its ruins.
It will not be easy for any body to real
ize my feelings as I lay on this heap of
rubbish, watching the quivering blocks of
'stone and the powdered mortar which was
grated out from between them, and fell
upon me in a shower of dust. I entreat
ed several who passed to come and remove
me, if only for a few yards, so that I
might be out of'reach of the building;
and some were about to help me, but when
they saw the imminence of the danger,
they, like the Levite of old, turned away,
and passed by on the other aide. The
good Samaritan came at last, however, in
the form of a poor woman, carrying a ba
by in her arms. In answer to my appeal,
she laid her babe tenderly on the ground,
lifted me up, and carried me beyond the
reach of this last danger ; after which she
offered to get me some water, an offer I
accepted with a grateful heart, for the
pain I was enduring, and the anxiety I
had underkone, had parched my throat to
that degree that every breath I drew caus
ed me the most acute pain, heightened,
perhaps, by the sulphureous exhalations
which now filled the air. She was going
to carry her babe with her, but I took it
from her as she was stooping to pick it
up, and told her I would take care of it.
Poor little innocent, it wanted no further
care. It seemed-asleep, but it was asleep
from which it would never wake again :
probably it had been suffocated by the
pressure of the crowd on the preceding'
night. This kind woman, soon returned
with some water, and I raised it to my lips
eagerly, anticipating the most delicious
sensation from the refreshing coolness it
sent through me the instant it touched my
lips. I found, to my disappointment, that
contact between it and my throat caused
me so much pain that I could only swal
low a few mouthfuls, and I was obliged to
content myself with the relief it afforded
me to hold it in my mouth.
I questioned the charitable creature who
had so opportunely come to my assistance
as to where she was going, and found she
had no fixed idea beyond getting into the
open country, upon which I proposed
that if she would remain with me tiil my,
husband returned we would take her with
us.
. She accepted my offer, and to my great
joy she had not long to wait before he re
turned, with to o mules which he had found
in a stable in the. suburbs, the house to
which he . first went having been shaken
down. He seated me on the male, and
though we had still great difficulties to
contend against, in the form of clouds of
dust, heaps of rains, and occasional gape
in the ground, we gradually approached
the outskirts of the town, which we ulti
mately succeeded in passing through, and
finally found a place of refuge in a shep
herd's hut, which an earthquake might
swallow up ! . but could not shake down,
from its being built, except a few stones
heaped up round the lower part, of stakes,
wicker-work, and dried sheep skins with
with the wool on them.
We did not return to Nanhuisalco till
April, 1860, some months after the catas
trophe, when we found that traces of the
earthquake still remained, in the form of
deep chasms, which gaped in a way that
forcibly recalled the horrors we had seen
on that occasion. •
The Paymaster Examing Board.
The Board, composed of Majors Hed
ges, Taylor, and Dodge, to examine the.
Paymasters recently appointed, as well as
those in the service, as to their qualifies.
time; &c., are now in session. They have
passed upon qiiite a number, and the
effect of this precautionary measure will
rid the service of many incompetent offi
cers. A similar board has been ordered
for' Cincinnati and gt. Louis.
A Bep;hi%mtExobangeki.,
The eeventy-ftt Indiana regiment, eap
taredandleggle4ll,the rebels. last fall,
as been eiehatigg, and will be ordered
at ones to active service in the field.
THINGS IHAT BEVEII4I4 I
f•
The pure, the bright, tho•Aeauttal.• •
That stirred our hearts in youth. , . ;
The impulse fo a wordless pray*: '
The dveause liivtand truth,
The longing aft& something lost, „ •
The spirit's'Yearning ark ; ;
The striving after better :hopes,
These thingeftn 'never die:
The timid hap stretched forth to aid
A brother nrhis need,
The kindly in griitakdark e our
That ptoreirtho friend mde
The plea for therey softly breath it
. . . .. . ..
When justice threatens nigh;
Thosorrow GI 07-tit - mtrit.ifthehrt,
These thing., shall never die.:
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The memory if a clasping hasiio .-
The pressutof a kiss.. 1
And all-the t es, sweet - and frail,
That make ' love's first bliss.; . - •
If. with afirt*,.uncbangiug faith; ' '' '
And holy Witt) and high, ? i
Those handsAtaweelasp il,thckse lips have met,
These thing shall never die. i
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The cruel and ate bitterwthld • -'• '
That wouagit ltilly - A,....- 1 ,
The chilling of staimotht 1 t, 3 .
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We feel, bu
,ever tell.
The hard rep that chills the *cart • '
Whose hop were bounding MO.
In an unfadin record kept, • .
These thin ntiallueter die.
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Let nothing piajor ovary hand
Must find Kato - work to do;
Lose not a chile waken lore,!
Be firm, and
r i and true.
So Ahall al hittt t cannot fkde
Beam on thaa fiom on high,
And angel volcaittow to thee.
Thasothing4'#al never die.
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ROBBERT OF ADAMS' EMPRESS.
85,000 REWARD OFFERED.
T(011£, March; 19„ 1863.
The safe of the Adams'Express Cozopany was
robbed on Wednesday night between;Baltimore
and liarrisbargh. Jr, oentainod various anus of
money, in currency tuff go7d, a large nintilrit of
United Status certificates of indebtedness. United
State. five-twenty temds;snd checks of the Unit
ed Styes Treasurer pnthe Assistanamaagrer of
Now York, payablete the Adams' EXpress Co.
A Reward of Five Thousand Dollars is offered. by
the Company. The public are referred to the
.ist of the numbets of the 'boOds' and dortllicaw
published by the:VolnganY; and' are cautioned
not to negotiatesillyet them. ' -
Robbery of tfteAdants',Expte*S—ySye,
Thousand Dollars Reward. "
The following dergribed Certificates, were
stolen from the Adam,' Express - „Company. oa
WEDN FED AY NICIBT.for the recovery of which
t 5.0.0 will 3e paid by the Company.
'umbers- tit the Wited State. Certifientei of
tiebtedne..4 Stole's.
$5 . 4 - 661iii;73, — ntunt17 - s 1 .T. - 4§ . .'1f1 - 3547/1 - 7gl7lMr,
8 United States Certifinntw, of :0,050 each :
boa 59.342, 59,343, 59 344.
Nos 59,212, 59,213
No 59,19.
Nos 59,217.1, 50,204. 59 59,2 V
Nos 59.200 59,20', 50.2 , 2.
Nos 59 148, 59,1.0.
Nos 59,146, 59.147.
Nos 59,131, 19.130. 59,129.
Nos 59,247. 59,240:
Nos 59,190, 59,191. 59.192. 59.193.
Nos 59,332, 59,33, 59,331, 59 3A - ,
Nos 59 318. 50,318, 59,319.-
Nos 59,320, 59,321. 59.8 V, 59,3•&, 59 24.
Nos 59,317, 59.325.
Nos 59,302, 59,3031 1.9.504, 59 305,
Nos 50,979, 59 905.59,059, 59,070„
Ten 5..20 United States Bonds. Nos 18,179 to
18,188 inclusive.
The following oks of F. E. Spinner, Trea
surer of the Unite totes, on Assistant Treasurer.
New York. payable to the order of the Adams'
Ex press Company.
Cheek No 856, for $lOBO, for so. O. 51. Felix,
"No 859 for $2/08.13 "" J B T Olsson
" " 855 " 1030 "f ' Conrad& Wagner, "
" " 800 480 " "
" " 885 12.// '" A Bohlen,
" " 864 " 5015.15 "" J bhillits It Co.. "
..
" " Stl7 " 404 " " (leo. J oar.
" 853 • 483.37 "" ./ WFWagneritCo.,
" 858 " 2645 "" 11 Morton, St. Louis.
161 " 1507.40 "B lo Barry, "
1 he public are cautioned not to negotiate any
any of the above bonds or certifica
A tes
HENRY SNFORD,
Superintendent Adams' Express Company. •
mh26:dlm
REAL ESTATE SAVINGS INSTll-
TlON.ineorporatel by the Legislature of
Pennsylvania.
Open for Deposits horn 10 e. m, to 2 o'clock, p.
m, daily; also on SATURDAY EV EN MOS.
from 6 to 9 o'clock.
—Office, 63 FOURTH STREET.
A BANN!, CONVENIENT and PhOFITABLE
DEPOSITARY, for Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks,
and all those whose means or savings aro srra'l.
It also commends itself to Executors, Adminis
trators, Collectors, Agents, voluntary Societies
or Associations, and parsons of all classes:
Interest at the rate of SIX PER. CENT, per
annum is paid on deposits. which, if not drawn,
will be placed to the credit of the depositor en
the first day of May and November, and thereaf
ter bear the same interest as the principal. At
this rate money will Donate in LESS THAN TWELVE
YE S.M.
Interest will COMMOHIO on all deposits the Ist
and 15th days of the month after such deposits are
made,
Books containing Charter, By-Laws, he., . fun-
fished on application at the office.
PRESIDENT—ISAAC JONES
VICE PHSBIDENT—W. B, COPELAND.
TRUSTEES.
Hon .1 IC Moorhead.
C 0 Honey,
Jacob Painter.
Nickolas Voegtly,
eland.
Hon Thos M Elmo
Isaac Jones
Wm H Smith,
Harvy Childs.
W B C
•=O=IIMI
Secretary and Treasar
feb.Vmd
PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE PENN'A RAILROAD CO,
CANAL DEPAIPIIIRIPr-
MIRE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
1 Company hereby give public notice to all
whom it may concern. that In pursuance of the
Power and authority conferred upon it by sundry
provisions cf an sot of the General Assembly of
the Commonwerlta of Pennsylvania entitled "An
Act for the sale of the Main Line of the Public
Work&" pp proved May 16th. 1857. it will on the
FIRST DAY OF MAY, A. 10, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-three, abandon pet much of the
Western D ivision of the canaL lately forming a
part of the Main Line on the Public 'Works, ana
as lies between Blairsville and Johnstown,. (com
monly known as the "Upper Western Division")
together also with euoh Dams. Faders and Reser
voirs lying west of Johnstown, as pertains to or
are used in connection with said Lipper Western
BY order of the Board of Directors.
Witness the seal of the said Company the '2sth
daznyholf:Fdtmyebrusai
La ,
GIA.ADR ORISON. [L. S.)
PresidenL
LARGE AND FRESH ARRIVAL OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
BOOTS. SHOES, GAITERS AND
BALMOBALS,
Consisting of all kinds of styles and qualities,
Having bought for Cash. before the advance, will
now sell at lower rates than can be found in the
City.
lle sure and call before purchasing elsewhere.
Country Merchants and dealers supplied at
a.New York and Philadelphia prices at
.M BORLAND'S,
N0..98 Market street,
one door from Fifth.
F YOU WANT GONE GOOD NEW
I
Fruit or prepared Mince Meat, mixod, and
all other lands of Spices. cooking Bran d? or
Wine. How. Orange, Lemon and Citron Peel go to
Haworth k Brothers, in the Diamond. *here you
will get snow crop of Fruit and lower than at
say other house in the city. Also st_general and
tall assortment of Family G roceries. Tea4 , Winee.
Brandies. and all other kinds of Fo rei gn and
Domestic Liquors.
HAWORTH h Blt
&di corner Diamond and Diam Mr.
illenral
•_. •
:1 , 57 - ne&r4
Anne NO: ' - i": Or,
- A 11" -
-- •
B "I*/ -rt " • '
SirOdtee elil4llBsn .fiITRPC/V .6144484
oil
...gem!' WM- Dirpot, •- - t Arszngoe4 ; ,
, . ,
THE ARO:ESC : O cog NY
F
mAu x uas Asicit i dkyr, mit
• •
Ardeopim
• /11,
CZ A. It B 0 N
alleirk_NO. 291 LIBOR
banclu•ra. .
_ .
The -Philosophic IL telt.
ve
iirairezwir , inevil DO AINI:1611
IPb.ilososhicr Burnerfor 0 00 Ii now,
rap* at.posgeesoriwar deo, o ver 'MI
Co•
.•do/jmmee Barren: K.
Atakain Dore' en {ma/I.llitht Mt*
rmvilibi6,,it tai tuin*x 011 NAO.
Silvan be nZ te a know.
_Meaner.
E. earth*
6.' r OSA mlll3ll ma to onifinite,
tid more edllll Volt • p
Omni any other
• 7: - It ork&l: trimmed and Hahtediwiemet fe
mewl= tho cone. I • . 1 - •
ll...woman au tie laista litht above &teen&
The chimney oan be removed i ce , Warted'
without touching the &ad. >
These - burners are :as common No. 1 ilse. aid
can be nut on, any - lamp now in sea :Evers per wine Carbon Oil dhonki have a Philosophic
Berner. Pride 15 eenta:_per dorm 42. Sow a
No, S 2 FOURTH street. Pittsbnrth.
1025-17dw P. mr4TORN.
•
PIA.Nn DEALERfy
war .11 EN• TIM VIEVEL WAIE
Tlr ' OVER ; or WEEPRIG EAD AND
LONELY. Snag' and Chorna. 'sae copies ..of
this beats new Nang. Mat received.
• P11ge,„25 Centi,. •
on. tb,
Ogee of r ece i
pt
of . which it will: be iseht by mail.
fr.'
eiIIIABLOTIEJE 111411111114
Fifth
Af street:
Role od agent for
. Knabe's Pianos nil place's
oleons. . apS
Et AL. Gr A:EN IS
SECOND HAND, PIANOS.
A. cmiegEtipro 7 OCrAlrlp BELI
tiled black Walnut oase. Teri/L li tt le
u5ed:........ ... S2i2D
A 7 petrist'
cornett.. a Sud rate In3trnmeaL. ~.- 209
A 7 Octave. Rays & Co,. RowsWoOdi
handsome instrument,in rood order -4, 00,
A 63 0 4 ' a
octave, Stoda, Rosewood, carved
Panne{ in_ • 165.
A SWeetkfe„ Zed's& Co R osewo od. round
fr wt; an excebent Piano . 160
A 6 octave, Chickbring, Rosewood round
ooiners, asood reliable .150
t iteclave, Hanel,
_Davis . t Co. R 01316004 jaw
6 Oct.. Stodart alkhogony, round front SO.
oot, Swift, do .
• oct gonaltVir - ltY
A 6 Get. Loud do
A 53. i oct, Engl:sh dv
A 5 Ott, Le do
For sale by
JOHN H. MELLOR,
S 1 WOOD STREET
PITTSBIIROII BRANCH. Noi 118
Wood Street, of the Baltimore Piano Par
tory, established in 1836. A choice stock of Piano
7 octavo Oentre Pianos, combining all the essen
tials of a first clan Instrument with late novelties
(underpatent). Highly Important to the. critical
pianist. Low for cash or acceptance.
WISE BROTHER,
Manufacturers.
EUROPEAN E N C Y.
riIHOM.A.I9 RATTIGAN, EIIIIOPEAN
IL Agent, 122 Monongahela House, Pitts
burgh. Pa_ is prepared to bring out or send back
Passengers from or to any part of the old coun
try. rather by steam or sailin packets.
SIGHT DRAFT 3 FOB SAkE, payable in any
Part of Europe.
Agent for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail
road!. Also, Agent for the old Black Btu Line of
Sailing Packets, and for thplinett of Steamers sail
ing between Now York. Liverpool, Glasgow and
• Galway. fell
COAL LAND FOR SALE—THE SUB
soriber offers for Fate, very low his farm of
85 sores, situated in Washington township Colum
biana county. Ohio, one mile and a half from So
dneaville station on the Pittsburgh & Cleveland
Railroad. Fully tlfty acres are Improved and un
der cultivation and the whole is nab in coal stone.
The buildings are a hewed log house, log stable,
o w shed, &o, The farm is well situated within
one mile of the railroad.
Terms of sale—One-half cash with reasonable
time for the remainder. Pricet2s_per sere.
Address, MICHAEL Me .1113tEN.
Salineoville. Columbiana county Ohio,
Refer to Jon. Al ,Cabe, Ross street. Pi ttsburgh.
febal dm:daw.
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MINES
1:133:1:1
SM F.I.TING WORKS.
PA.IIXL. VILICoIt /Iv 006,
Manufacturers al
Sheath. Braziers' and Bolt CoPPar. Pram" 00P
Por Bettoms. Raised Still Bottoms, Spatter
Bolder. ko. Also importers and
dealers ht Metals. Tin
Plate, Sheet Iron,
Fire, /to.
cor Oonstantly on hand. Tiruneres Machi n
ad Tools. Warehonse, No. 149 MOT and 120
ECOND STREETS, Pittsburgh. Parma.
Speolel orders of Copper ant to any desired
Patten. fe2l:lyd.tw
S. M. KIER JAMES GLOVER JOHN FOSTER
PITTSBERGII FIRE BRICK Rumu-
FACTUR.TNO COMPANY.
HIES,. GLOWER de:CO.,
Manufacturers of Fire Brisk, Tiles, Crucibles JP%
and dealers in Fit e and •rticibits Clay.
*IN. Office 365 Liberty street, opposite the P. IL
IL Passenger Depot, Pittsburgh.
Orders rupeatfully solialte& febahamd
161 W DISCOVERY
To Strengthen and Improve the Sight.
Tam Opißegy Piassix
Russian Spectacles,
PERSONS SUFFERING FROMDE
fective sight, arising from age or other caus
es, Call be relieved by using the Rumslan Peb
ble Spectacles, which have been well tried by
many responsible citizens of Pittsburgh and vi
cinity. to whom they have given perfect satisfac
tion. The certificates of those persons can be
seen at mr office.
03.. All who purchase one pair of the Russian
Pebble Spectacles are entitled to be supplied in
future free..f clam with those which will always
give satisfaction.
Therefore. ifyou wish to ensure en improve'
mutat in Your sight call on
J. DIAMOND, Practical Optician,
Manufacturer of the Rawl= Pebble Spectacles.
I anl6 No. 39 Fifth street. Post Building
DAUB & CAPPELL,
SIE tr.citi ANT TAILORS,
N 0.185 SMITHFEBILD STREW.
WE HAVE JUST It EVESPED A
1111 lane, and wall selected otoek of
Spring Goods,
oonaistiag of
aothis,Casimerex; Vestings, dce.
Al43O—A large stook of
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Muffing Pewit' &liar a. Reeklica fyd °"c r
thing astudtf ket by drat edaie BurnightagfrlV
Prdepi ProMiatkr mega d.
101101 1 - 1 13 BBL, Wino NAGS 31$?
aul looehod sad for moo W. -
EMU co oe ke SA l a 1 l an I
.v2...-S 3 : , ,,.. ,1,1 ". 1 4, 1 !" 0 4 1 M 41 )1 1 1" 11625311*I1,1 .
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SEEM
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Ottwouecorave
• 1 ,, ,..r.,,t c. .A..4.RAMPoIi . , .-.. , fm-
DaioPa ' ..Hosto&...r - e ...:1
Eartngba; ' ''Lf....friiint•ro
C. itah.l4..
ar-.. , ...7-..-Igew v i ro. stop .
atom .- ' ..l'oftin .. rerp,oo ...,,,Onl
.X.,tpt,t. t ....r. t /./Neri-Yor atpot.U:Lr-AMI
rAingeriMl.agad e alt: -l iin i i
abispw-- :Apr York-Liverpo9 a:/...111prit 4
"Ripe Itinuna. S..
'N'lrbins::__ frepolk Nell. Yotk...3lenik
atgati4Vai-IMLaiNPIritY Wawa'
.....-.Solarbanaa.Way Ye ..
, '...a..l).Alvirribbl.iiatiii4o ' •:-..- '
WYD JATurPOL:s. / • . 1
1
most —..: - .7.aaverpor -
.-dg e ,.. 0 % c-,-.7 ,
ollittor.... a..l4litarpeodl...l.
Ti. • • 1
OF___* l ._. ":...r. '.:Jily*rpool.,..3llcist4l:l..:.? r.' , . 4
~..50'4.,,,1iew,11E -ai* :
.ifroei. :.... 11 4T0 091 . ' F ak k° 9- " . arila
1
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. .', -.... , t ...utilnt .
72 1L.I.,: 1 1":
to - i)!6 , 66`••41:414gt - - .ggilif•
Thi 6. ll oairr are the barb!lmiliappcxati
for add, ellvbri *ci, ~, 1•.... , ,
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.03olit .
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3 ‘: -.3 f. , :: eaWa-V2taikiiiiti.i 13 , : ,. .: .1
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Z!Mniliall,ObDucEAUimm
Remarks- 7 0e Weather'coritinues wet -ant
dlitagr3 Buiiess hasbeen dull Sorg se
g ue.
dine past and • Unsettled, much so
that'doireaqindmiliMui ' 4 4 i difilindt tp °l3;
;alp. Our rivers , iris4n ble afar.
forage is on thejuereaso. ; We Katie,
the foll Owing biuds losdinc:
and St.'Panr; 4
Tairik."Kirff4: lo r--i 6 44 O F,Mi: lll '
Louisville: -Nellie,' acigerlirie - Mina lecobsi tor . '
St. T,ouir. pretty:: fidr:liskebitsideiing . tie de
mend for boats for Aiii . sernmoV use., Dili er-,Thtt:
market remains quiet with a nmderatevdeMan, 4 l - 1
it rile in the Alleigheniriver 'Wald *rear the
receiptsag, itto..
Oil . Cu -woltisis tir.belloated.tcrliddi `snag mt;
The Eastern Markets are,..notaety,..ectivi4ii
present time Flour rUeolinues
`
stitch being' hOlders'More Aide
pendent, whllst - buters-ari holdirix:off. fiir a
In- the Bait:the market - eiitiritieg"• - fdi
The telegraph informing:a another dealt:geed
@Mc bbl. • Formerly Attaburgh
by the BastOrn !On. b4,at• PrePP4:PPg4O, I 43 I .I
seem: to be giiiiiiit'slones and pay.no satin - Vcin to
reports East.'iir, West: yrnik4Tbel. &Wei
was firm' s tagily 4 1 . 4 444 - ,for; Apples fine
Peaches:. The",market . contains atial.r:smoldSt
ieaeOtleaulltl/T+-Ib . '
the lierillus'ileicriptions. t Wa .. havum)ehake„ .
notioe bifiguree, ..Beeon was never in bettaride
mend; the stock in, the market Ait
soon be among the thingra that Were. "TRIK---
demand wag active. .PricusterkupWard._
rlour—The market was dull-with no .or da ad
for large - lots. Eales were 'made trim
. .
50 bbls choice, $7 ZC' 47, 50 perbid;
moderate.
Bacon—No have to notice a continued:firM--
ness in the market with a liberal amount of bans
actions. Sales 20,000 lbs , shou/ders aldeip - 7 , 01
Sc ; Plain Hams,l3Mc; 5.Q . gane.93^4,0100:::.3,VU0.
lbs Canvassed S C Hams; ; 6,4oo_ponnds shoul
ders, 60; 4.501-ssounds Plebs Hams, flAct• 2.500.
'pounds sides, 7Y4@lBc other sales were nunis at
the same range of proses.
Dried ErsclL—MarketsteadY7 sales %Via-
Apples $15043162: Peaches,sales 12513e5h, 250
3 5010 bash. • .
Eggs—The market was unsettled iscv4llote.
nominally at 15@)1.6e • • '
bard—There is not-much doing at present: the
rates were, country.lo@lo34c • cili.Af,ll.s.
oils—The sales at the Oil . Rao . were as
follows : Crude, sales 300 bbls, iribbls; mish :1
197 bbls do, 13lio cash. Refined, sales 100 bbls
Refined, in bond 73c cash ;' sales 400 bbls do:-0a
private terms. Lubricating, sales LT bbls at no
cash. Tho receipts of Crude for the past twenty.-
four hours amounted to 7,317 bbls, by the Alle
gheny river.
Cheese—Sales 130 boxes N. R.,14c ; 50 do
Goshen, 15.5.
Potatoes—The receipts are increasing. Stiles
220 bushels Neshannoeka at 90®950. -
-
Beans--The demand has fallen off; small
sales of amall•white at $2 50@2
Groesrles—Firm ; prices unchanged.. We
omit quotations. - - • • -
Osts—ln good demand ; sales 2.500 botstlebiers.
Private terms.
There was not muoh done in any article- Asf
Provisions to-day. Lard, to a limited exterr,t,
war sold at 10 , 40 for prime city;' At 10e the Se'
mand is fair, but not met. Bulk: Shoulders went,
sold at f.lAit i e—the lattar coverintextra in slat
and out. Bu Sides range from 53,403W0 forlight
and heavy, by there wore no transactions of con,-
sequence. There were sales of heavy balk - Hams
at We fora special market, '
There was alittle trade ineity packed new Neil
Pork at $l4, and of old at $ll 50. ; • ,
Sales of Leaf Tobacco at Bodmann'sWarehonsa
were 14 bhds and 40 boxes, as follows :'l2-Ihds
Mason.county, viz : 5 hhds damaged at $315®12;
2 hhds do do Lugs at $ll 25(412; 5 hfida do do
medium leaf, at $l4 50®15'50 '
•'2 hhda
medium leaf at $l4 50017;:10boxes.Virgima leaf
and lugs at $120213 50; 10 boxes Kentucky leaf
and lugs,;at Ml 5; 20 boxes Ohio seed led, dam
aged, Wrappers and Fillers, at $8 25®12. Re
ceipts moderate.
Philadgelphla Mint:
The March business of the Philadelphinittint
was as follows:
Gold Coinage
Silver
Copper
Baltimore Coffee Xarket,A'Reff 4
. .
The advance in gold and sterling warly. the
week stimulated a fair inquiry for 'Rio, but the
extreme vieverof 'holders checked business, and
no sales - transpired. Other descriptions. the sup
ply of whichis limited, have been quite neglected..
At the close we quote prides nominilly as fol ,
lows: Rio. 32®33c for good to prime queXity: La
guayra, 04@W V
, and Java 40c b. Stock of Rio
in first hands,lo,ooo bags.
(Condensed from the Cincinnati Commercial for
the Daily Poet.)
Cincinnati.
The river is falling, with twenty-tlya feet in; the
channel, and eight feet over the Falls. The Lower
Ohio, Cumberland and Tennessee are in fairboat
ing order. Freights are not as abundant as here
tofore, owing to the Government restrictioncon
shipments. Nearly all the boats are taken for
the Government Service as fast as they arrive. • .
- ,
4 / 1 1 4 " ) .
Parragut his occupied Warrenton.
The Switzerland Is ready for dub,- agai_ L u• -
The Golden Era is due to-night froru_P pf, : z
The Northwekter,for St. Louis. vim" uP
day Yesfe*w.
The
river is falling at i hb point, with eleven
feet six inches water in the canal last evening.
TwhhAea.brfluve7a:etekulsencl.wearithanpdigeoilrt,
was
sunk
,at the
The twat Migsissippi is reported about
stat i on ary. There is 5 -feet on the Up er and
4 feet on the Lower Rapids. Below Keokuk .
there is 8 feet in the channel
There is plenty of business on the .Idisaissippt.
River, • and the Keokuk and. Northern Lune
packets have as mneh as they !SU do isk . carrying'
freight. and piessman. - . • -
ANDS
. .
H'S GARDEN' a FIR&
LSeed% seed drUla, seed sowers. pruning in .
atrumenta of all for sale
*LON%
aD4 111 amt.
• OFRICUC ov vine Pasi.i-
Wedrieslan AVlBth: 1868,
PROVISION MARKET.
Clnolnloatt
Cincinnati Tobacco Market
Pieces. Value.
19,573 $395,972 95
.... 135.464 25.717 70
53.000 00
.5.451.937
RIVEN. NEWS.
Lontsvike
Saint Louts.
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•
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344:Ykis
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i
aeesaisariftsuisfftmL - rPriersto ocerstm
Azattema.frosAtall rtg.,90 1 ., (fin gtd 4 l l -F 5 4 ",'., 7:1
4iiidSdto: - sytt t , • • x.,.. . -..-„.
Afaii l r ''' .l-2 1 ' '- f i ttisb i ZPoitEct. .-1
CIRRTIVICA TEE S • - - - - 1
i„ - lrfirnurriaLzoggliffellE
head
. a 'slfritit V,ilaVr=s:- . 1
Linati~tithsrPiik i ltr- . I bait
.wibr youtvilltim i grev an ve..: : ,
Doctor - Snap - trim; some time I.
sok hifiselmiao -Rhiob,llo___...w -- .., 1
4 . 4fhwrir,:-.X. 7 "we*"
4 11 trUtitiOn 4 -0 44 1 PW4t- 3 dale , , 1
-.'
ttiripPailis the ontrt . . 1461 th vim ' -
giferir4e from 'red - ; . rhig i
''''' w 'A l .. - -Ifau c .... DA4,7., ' -- • 1
11=Polvitakrer i to.. /fro., &o.;
=rirperoas tfas
era of more. orto diem& 1
7 ,31..ff1er ar ism:fee* llama :on she eon- - i
. 4/011040f
earw~raptgams4 tt IV:L i r nit
121 ~.
111
Eg li° m a ril
I I 4 Z11W14 g ‘ 1 1717 44 5 Ire ! V II
0 1 3 ? n a .
411,
-Boob ito conteinel3ol4ss. rim Olos 'Dorzoi, . I
cd.whea a IredZke, 'eat r . ,pre-raut
*Drew of WO money
-
e i fi a gnoripeter. N. Y., tooorfd Aunt - 4
laity rear m & i i : aunNe - . - 1
' ' Coriciitaiket Street and the Diamond..-. -';•
su medhoewia . •.. :- ... Agent for Pittaburg. 1
WIT. FILBE - 2 CO.,-
STEAM ENGINE kmkEss..
Iron Jr, >tux deleaz
gmessi . llll2llllsll. u DREI Mint
the l'emiu,R. B. . heneogar Deuoti 1
-1 0 =133111(alan.
.. - .
mirgagieggagetZlllll ANL" 11131011 _
gt ti lesaa .wa fteola. rtialialrfrAtlCl -
exist Nall. - Traw — igianb:itYfunulaws. Faetorien,l,_ .1
•
%re VarHau: tkaan to strf4l 4lo .S.
aad Na W oh an _ a iner: lo for gnat, Via and tu g
ta; mils; d elivalar raw nib - . 1.
TO Sin on tend. Dished and readi.for ship. I
rand at anortnotbe. amines ancl.Boilem o;everg .4
dmoriptlon. - -
wri iisz k l=tro a lla lbeet Iron me s_ bin
...Hangers and j
rmarizak,kand
ery a cf a ar th az manufacture ot
Catch, i
Oar prima are low. our maoldnery mannfsetur
ad et the bad quality tit materials. and warrantee!
b all eases to givelaliabotion.
.. , .41rOrdere from all Parts of the oountry siAlcd
ad and' promptly , fignumw
CIONISIGNED AND POE •1114 LE PROSE
11./ doe audio arrive - - •
` 1.600 Pieks White and Yellow Corn.
Shelled and in gunnies. Ihiqpire of
la. W. , c
Jane 116 Liberty street: • -1
•
, ~ ..
TIMM SANINGS rerlsmirrnow, NO •.
mir 110 Smitnlield etreetioppesite the Custom .- q
House.- Chartered fir, the liegisliture•
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Wm. 11. Smith . -R. Y. Re.id ' g
Thos. D. Meader A..llein smen '
Francis Sellers - . Joshu , Rhodes
John P. Jenninss. _Jaool, Eltnokrath •'` l
;-•T2010.0218. Blair - Alex. Braille;
Rears Lloyd Alfred Black.. _
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A 8 Bell '. Joe Dilworth ,:: '
B'S Fowler NV A. .liteed , . i " :f"!
Jam W Woodwell IL 0 tleigEfervi s.:
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1 M Tiernan 8 $ Bertram'
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Jas W Baxtre p X Zdoginlei • __,.....,
0 H Wolf D.obert D COODJaa -:
Wm, Smith ' Tt W i t ' lbraßla j one .
0 B Jones . - -
W H Phelps - . C B Herron
FICIESTART AND 1111.10117818.,
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front 9A. tO 2 ex. Alsoi--"Tnes. -
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'llair poo ita rammed of Oliin DIRE and uwards..
agenda declared In December and Jane of
Vivldem . dis allowed to remain are placed to tits.-
credit of the depositor u Dal. and bear In;
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the compounding it.
Boob containing Chador. Dy-lowa.p". fuir
Method at the office.
2101- This Instillation offers. eopeclaDy to them
Demons whose earningsare smolt d i u m portmilty
to swum by small deposits , waved. a
sum which ' be a reecnum when n oosed, their'-.:-
moneynot only beingsafebidbeuringintere' at. in- -
stead of remdning improduative. myl.
JUST RECEIVED:AT RORELANISR,
911 MARKET STREET, -
lia& Ens Lasting Bab:literal, Batton and Con.
uou hiet'd_galterst,Ladies' Sue white and .
black glove .Md and iliorodso ellpperg- lokleas
Etas glove Hid Balmoral and Congress - Bemis;
Gents 81/0 Calf Bootstßalmoral and Oaken& a
full assortment. Boys and Youthie•l3oots. S 008
and Galterm fdisass and Children's fancy Boots, -
Shoes and Maas of all ! kinds and stale& 5
Be pre , ssid call and at least magna iav
steak before gagolusaincOlfprase Goodselse.
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Remeribir. at BORLAND'S; 911 Mullah cl
doorfrelta 'Nth . • sal
400 311WE JnitArri " Ve 4
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