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I~aSTIBELY VE(iLETAB L E.
AIOGITOLIG PREPARATION!
- AIVIE TONIC MEDIAE.
1100 FLAATIPS
GERMAN BITTERS
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7 8 C. D . t)fACJISON, Philade
phia, Penna., •
Will effectually cure
Llier Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Chronic; or N ervous-Debility. Dia
of the Kidneys, end an Diseases
d,rieint from ti Disordered
LiVer or Stomach,
snob'
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_nation.ullnessar or
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F or
Blood to the Head.
Aaiditrof the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn. Disgust
for-Rood, .Pallness .or ViTeight In
the Stemach, Sour Pructations. Sink
ing-or Fluttering at the Pit of use Stom
ach, Swimming o. the flea.. Hurried and
difficult Breathing,, nattering. at the Heart
Choking dr suffocating sensations when in a tying
posture, Dimness of Vision Dots or webs be
fete tnesight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
Head, D.enciency_ Perscation, Ye].
lowness of the ala and es,Pain
to
the Side , Back, Chest, imbs, Sca.
Sudden Flushes of Heat, Doan
irt=ie Flesh, Constant
hags of .E v 11.
1.1..1 great depres
Bien of
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And wit positively Preipirits,vent Y •ellow Perez,
Payer, &o. 81l lops
• THEY CONTAIN
IC:0 ecamadintsegt. OR BAR- WHISKY
.They :Will Ourethe above diseases in ninety-nine
saes out of a hundred.
, Induce" _ :_-_-,-. -_i. a sale and universal
. aopuiemj ot Hooilend's Gorman-Bitters.:(pirrely
regetable hosts of ignorant quacks and unserti
juloas venturers, have opened upon suffering
a amanita' the flood
e 7tes ef Noatrcims in the shape
of peer whisky, vile compouuded with injurious
him% and christen Tonics, Stomaehics and Bit
ten.
Beware of the innumerable array of alcoholic
kreparations in plethonc bottles, and big,bellied
egs, under the modest appellation of Bitters:
rhich, instead.of Curing only aggraVates diseases.
nd leave the disappointed sufferergin despair.
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EN
.You,
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DO YOU WANT TORgIDDEP YOUR-CON
STITUTION? , • • •
DO E . OU WANT TO FEEL WELL?
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NESS?.: '• .' ' ' •
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Do lon ng r watit a lakiik and idiroVorto
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HOOPLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Prom J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor at the Ea
cseidapedia 43e1i765u* Knot*dthi.
ehlthopah not disposed to,favor or _recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of
!their ingredients and effects; I yet know of no
sufficient reason why a man may not testify to the
mnefit he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparationln the hone that he may
thus contribute to' the benefit of others.
I do this the more readily in regard to Roof
land'a German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M.
Jackson;_ of this city, because I was preinfficed
against them formerly years,
_under the imprea
don thatthey mere chiefly an aleohollo mixture;
lam indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker.
Hsu Jot. the removal of this prejudice by Proper
eats, and fez encouragement to try them, when
ufferingfrora groat and long continued debility.
he twee three bottles of these Bitters. at the.
ereginnitig Of the present year, was followed:by
evident relief. and restoration
had
notegree of
o.edily endmental vigor which I had lelt fnr
xi months before, and had almost depaired of re
. aiding. .I therefore thank God and my friendfor
lirectingtaisto the tiseof them. •
J..NRWTOR, BROWN.
riumenaquil, Juner., 1881. . -
heathy Bee. Joseph IL Kennard:Pastor' of the
' ' Tenth Baptist Ghurch.
Da. ' Jangeort—Dgan imve.been
/neatly requested to connect my Mune With cora
nendations of different kinds of medicine,' but
g the oracties as out of TAY, aPProPriate
P bave - 'n all cases declined: but' with a
omarwroof in various instances. and particularly
In my (..wh, family, of tho usefulness of Dr. Roof
land's Geillaan, Bitters. I depart, from my usual
oeurse,"• to express my full conviction - that for
general debility of the system, and especially Liv
iomplaint it is a safe and valuable preparation.
some casesittnay fell, but usually I doubt not
be vett/, beneficial to these who suffer from
ly.sabaire saustp. Yours vatrree.2p___ectfully.
Eighth below Coats street:Plat,. 24fh.
;maga Wife et" AL.DERMIEWI7PARR. Ger
. • viamouni.
GERMANTOWN, Jane 1, 1861.
D .C. excrsos,—Sirp--It gave me pleasure
years ago. to give you a certifloate,towifyin
-th - seerman Bitters had done for me. I am
ewperfectly cured of , all 'those diseases your
edicine professes to cure; DisPepols. axon
eand Neavous disease Of the Kittneye.
to; The powerful influence it exerts uave rn `Nor
mi,„4"lt=tYyißillMM to your Pour Bitters.e2d
without hesitation. have recommended it ftm the
above oomplainta. aud. :mar instance it has
effectually cared: Yuba- medicine has a great
D
rar ug vata Sto tion in Germantoem, Is sold in every
re. and im-most of the. articely storm
here. Harty one should question 'what ketay.-let
them cometoiermantown; and I will prove to
theirsatisfhotion. that the Bitters have oared in
thilivbinity more than twenty oases of the above
diseases. •
Resnearfaity, HANNAH wurrnEß,
Main sheet. above Rittenhouse. Germantown.
JUST THE TR/3'O ; PN? •TIM 80-cDIERS.
Will build up theconsatution,and,ove health
and at-ensth to an overtasked and diseased
THE TE,STDIONTWOMTHEARMY
PaiLlDELrati..,AuLturtl2. 186 t
Da. C. Pd. Jscricsos7psar Re.: While in VII'.
1 a. owing to tbeslange (if water. I was taken
w.th deveredian.nina;erhfah teemedinenruble.
and whialv-vaaatly roves/coned me„; When we
-tubed Pf 4 rtarivbru*:l Dwelt ' , should have to
o utohoLiotioincseme of 7Onrlitterain
.he store 1 1,11 h .u. t ,tl, PAioe, ixt„ ilutt town;,l par
haaed a atipplr, and untalthigit wagsbetahly're
uttered to health. The , "dianlatea was quickly
somber , eheolted sand I experience& no return of it. A
o nor comrades. whozufferolin Caesarea
manner mad from the seine °awe , with whohq
ehared-the Bitters, lout me in this certificate.
expect to return to theseat el war with the Lex
on.andshalrosruara, take-a-snßeikw,f4ll° Bit'
rar knaNtaCk. I would nor be , W.laeat 4-
iitrweisht in roll particularly on irolturink'
mestone realm
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CEL EBRATED
PRRPABID BY
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Lin satisfied that these vessels can de
stroy it not capture Fort Sumter, if the
rightconrse be taken. Let but one of
them'be under fire at a time, and sbe
Choosing her distance n mile or so sea
ward, at a point where she will be, so far
as possible, exposed to the flre of no other
fort or battery. Let her keep under way,
with a scarcely perceptible motion, so that
accuracy of aim cannot be gradually ac
quired Vibe rebel gunners. Let her con
sorts remain within easy supporting dis
tance, ready to replace her on signal that
she received a damaging shot. - A week of
slow and careful cannonade, thus oonduct
ed, would, /am confident, result in the
reduction or destruction of the rebel fort,
and thits remove the most . formidable im
pediment to an advance by sea upon the
heart of the rebellion.
Was won in New York on Monday
in this very curious style: From about
ten o'clock.in the .morning until sunset,
the Broadwayites were edified with the ap•
pearance, upon the cross walk of one of
the streets intersecting Broadway, just
above Grace Church, of a very dislingue
sweeper, whose costume, excepting his
coat, hat and boots, • wail that of a gentle
Diligently she .plied his ragged broom
before the steps of each person crossing
thestreet in question, revealing a carefully
d con
tributions
head of hair,as he removed his hat
on 4eachin t g the curb ; and s o licit ed for his muddy labors. Quite a
crowd gathered on the corners towards
evening, to stare at him, and, though his 1
business had been good all day,.it . bedame
a gorgeous shower of pennies and postal
c cirrency.
;At
_stinset,for! near• that) he suddenly
stopped his labors; thrtw his broom clear
which: Broadway,. jumped into a carriage
ad :Nat edrwen ttii close by:and ivras
whirled away around the corner of Four
teenth street "before the spectators had
sufficiently recovered from their astonish
ment to pureue. Probably y6u have already
guessed the true facts of the case ; the
mysterious sweeper was a young man of I
fashion, who-bad made a bet with as friend
the night before that he could collect
twenty dollars in a day from the public
_by playing sweeper in the costume I have
noted.
the matter was to be a dose secret be•
tuieen the two until the wager was decided,
mid he who offered the . bet pledged him
self not to recognize - any of his friends
who mightljabbunterhim during his em
ployment, with:the broom, nor make any
advance ortonfidencea i or give any• in
tiMations of whipli'any ragged sweeper
might not legitiniaiely avail himself. The
,amonnt which he" ',actaiilly, collected was
$27 16.
The ladies were most. liberal in - their
donations, and sometimes gave him fifty
cent and twenty-five eent-poidi&: ;The.T
pitied him most generously, and on' one oa.-•
casion a lady leaned from her-c:iatiaiter
which was passing slowly, to hand:him
her contribution. Here is an idea , for
some one of the more prosperous genuine
vagrants ; let him get himself up in the
regular "reduced gentleman" style, and
he can make a fineincome—while novelty
lasts,
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DAILY POST.
A Hint to Admiral. Dupont.
If the President is to be held responsi
ble for the employment of proper agents
to carry out his measures for the suppres
sion of the rebellion, a heavy weight of,
censure must on him for having ant'
fared Admiral Dupont to plan the recent'
operations against Charleston, when, in a
quiet offi - ce in the city of New York, sat a
man well known to have suggested the
most important campaign and the most
important measare of State policy of the
Administration, and who must have been
well known to the President as equally
competent to directhim in every other
enterprise which he might have in con
templation. We are, therefore, at a loss
to conjecture ' why the eminent genius,
who in 1861 forced on the campaign to
Richmond via Ball Ran, and in 1,u2 de
vised the means of instantaneously de
priving the rebels of three millions of their
subjects, should not have been called into
council when in 1863 the Administration?
was projceting a. naval enterprise which
had engaged more than any other of the
war the attention of the people. lied
this been done he could, in three minutes,
havesketched a plan by which (we have
his word tor it) Charleston would have
been readily taken ; thus saving Admiral
Dupont weeks of anxious study and draw
ing songs 'of thanksgiving from the hearts
of the twenty millions who are accustomed
to utter prayers through him. To this
tiniversal genius no science and no art is
sunknown. All the resources of seaman
hip, no less than these of military strategy
are at his fingers' ends ; and to such, per
fection has he brought his diagnosis that,
like the worthy Dr. Hornbook, i minortaliz
.ed by Bunn, to whom "a kail-blade" con
veyed all he needed to enable him to pre
scribe
~,,f ,„„,..or distant patients, Mr. Greeley
~..
..-.1..- 44 ".4,;f ie mions that hays
been attacked or the ships that attactre
them, still less the attack itself; but let
him get the scent of battle and like the
worthy Doctor just mentioned—.
"-Ale soon 's smells 't
"Baith the disease and what will in-t .1
"At once he tells 't."
And thus he tells what will mend the
allure at Charledon :
A Large Wager.
Adventure in Rebeldom How
Reid Sanders - Lost His Mail and
. His 'Liberty.
In May, LSO, Arnold Harris visited
Buffalo. It was the day of the departure
of the Twenty-eighth Regiment for the
seat of war, and, recognizing a number of
his friends in the ranks, he enlisted, and
marched by their side. Soon after his ar
rival at the - Army of the Potomac, he was
transferred to the naval service and placed
in command of the Island Belle, of the
Potomac flotilla. A few months later he
lost his vessel and applied for another
command.
The Department proposed to send him
to Richmond, to frustrate, if possible, the
projects of George N. Sanders, who had
just then secured contracts from the rebel
Government for a navy to be built is Eng
land. He accepted the perilous mission,
and soon made his way to the Coat tdere.te
capitol. Without any disguise of name or
person, he succeeded in acquiring the con
fidence of the rebel authorities, and es
tablished himself on intimate ternis with
several of the most important officials.
His situation, however, was dangerous
in the extreme, and he was arrested and
confined in Castle Thunder for seventeen
days. He was recognized by two Ms
lenders as the former commander of the
Island Belle. Upon his trial he acknowl
edged his identification, claiming to have
done the Confederacy more service while 1 1
holding a command in the Federal Navy
than he could have done by openly joining,'
its cause at an earlier day. His audacity ,
triumphed, and he not only obtained an
acquittal, but continued to enjoy the con
fidence of the rebel authorities, or, rather, I
of all but Benjamin, who was suspicious of
him throughout.
Soon after his discharge from Castle
Thunder he became a participant of the
enterprises of Sanders, who had recently
returned from Europe. As soon as San
ders had perfected his arrangements with
Jeff & Co., he was to return to England
with money and documents necessary to
the carrying out of his schemes. His son,
Reid Sanders,and Harris were to accompa
ny him. The aim of the latter was to se
cure Sanders' mail. He succeeded in hav
ing it arranged that. George, with his
friends, should proceed by way of Ma
tamoras to Halifax, while Reid Sanders
and he, with the documents and dispatches
to be taken; were to run the blockade at
Charleston, and to got to Halifax by way
of Nassau. In accordance with this plan,
Sanders junior, and Harris proceeded to
Charleston and purchased a yacht, ;which
they loaded with turpentine and started
gaily out, in darnary last, to slip through
the blockading fleet and make for Nassau.
Great interest was taken in the enterprise,
and before leaving the voyagers were en
tertained at a dinner party with Beaure
guard and the leading celebrities of the
city.
Meantime, Harris had succeeded in
communicating with one of the vessels of
the ontsidefieet, and putting its comman
der upon the watch. The yacht, as she
ran out of the harbor, was speedily detect.
ed, and subjected to a cannonade which
frightened Sanders out of his wits and
made him eager to surrender. The mail
bag, heavily freighted with iron,was thrown
overboard, but Harris had previously ab•
.atractedAmitaitUntiFe
- vtie-rnip
substituting in its stead his own, which
happened, as a remarkable coincidence, of
course, to be its exact counteapart.
The capture of Reid Sanders will be re
membered. Harris is at present in Buf
falo on a visit to his friends. He ranks
as a Lieutenant in the Navy.
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Gold Model orthe Roanoke.
Mr. J. 13. Benton, of Wilmington.
Delaware, has just completed a gold model
of the United States iron-clad frigate
Roanoke, which, for beauty of workman
ship and similarity of model, outstrips
anything of the kind hitherto made. The
model is eighteen inches in length, three
and three-eighth inches in width, and a
trifle over two inches id depth. There are
nineteen inches of eighteen carat gold used
in the construction. All the details of
turrets, hatches, guns, smoke-stacks, man
ropes, d:c., are made to scale, and are per
fect in form. A musical instrument is lo
cated above the spar deck, and when set
in motion the three turrets revolvd and
the-:propeller is worked, and when placed
in the water goes ahead in. Azle style. The
musical arrangement plays three , tunes—
" Star Spangled Banner," • "My Mountain
Home," and "My old Kentucky Home,"
The gold used cost over $1,. - ,00. Some
of Captain Ericsson's friends have en
gaged Mr. Benton to build a gold Moni
tor battery, the gold in it to be worth $5.
000.
"OnEau's C. KEaa's" burlesque de
scription (in tho Sunday Mercury) of tho
fight at Charleston is, on the whole, like
the fight itself, a fizzle. This is the Insthit
in it :
I"*portly after the conclusion of this
terrible artillery duel, and 'a few ininaleit
subsequent to a-touching (landings of con
gratulations between the unconquerable
Admiral and his venerable grandmother,
there hastily arrived from Paris an obese
'middle-aged chap, in black cotton gloves
and a scratch wig, and says he to the Ad
miral :
' "Allow me Cu bless you, sir—my name
is Hunter, sir—for your exeellent iron
clad conauct. We should all be grateful,
sir, that you have passed safely through 'a
concentric fire that has never before had
a parallel in the-history of .warfare"." '
"Never heretofore had a- parallel !
What could it have meant, my boy? How
nOuld aconcentric. fire have aparallel at any
time r "
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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OrrICR Of THEI PENN'S RAILROAD CO, I
CANAL DRYARTI.IR_VT.
911111 E PENNSIMTA SIA RAILROAD
A. Company hereby give public notice to all
whom it may concern, that in pursueuce of the
power and authority conferred upon it by tondo
provisions c f an act of the (tonere! Assembl e s , of
the Commonwealta of Pennsylvania entitled 'An
Act tor the sale or the Main Line of the Pulate
Worhs," approved May Ira, 18.57, it art/1 on tho
F.MST app OF MAY, abandon thou.sand eight
hundred and sixty-three se much of the
Western Division of the carrel lately: terming a
Part of the Main Lino on the Public )forks, and
as lies between Blairrrille and Johnstown, (com
monly known as the "Lipper WesterriDivision")
together also with such Dams Fedora and Roger
viars lying west of Johnstown, as pertains to or
are used in eonnection'ivith said Tipper Western
Division :
13y:ortier of the Board of Diroot 0114
Witness the seal of the said Company the 25th
day of February. A. D. 18,a.
J EDGAR ratomsos. [L. S.!
mhtdtmyl
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President.
E r OTS FOR SAIE—THE ',must-ft/-
RA ber offers for sale four eligible lots situated
on the corner of tirove street and Centre Avenue
The tho Seventh Wani. in Pitt township.—
The lots are each 24 toot front by 110 feet deep,
running back to an alley, and are entirety Estrin-
ted by streets and alloys on every side. Two of
the 1r ts have frame houses on thorn, five rooms
and ball in ea,,h, hydrants on the premises. They
will be sold alt together on very favorable terms.
Enquire of • JAS. McEADE, A gent,
fag? "
-- Ross etreet. near Fourth. -
ARCH STRE ET -------- --
" T lit E ,
b 1 0 - .N ,
n
ID
etween ll
ti ad . 4th
th e PEHLAn igtmnaa•
ripuz 47MEININILI'D ALAVING R.
11.
vowed lease of G
the above popular hotel
for a setters of years. would respectfully call the
attention of the traveling pablia to its ozntral 10.
cantor, either tor business or pleasure.
roh3ayd Tuvalu!' hi. PERU a SON
' QIINDR/1673:
e.. 7 Teas. Coffoo
Sagas,j- Whlshay,
For aalo by
Itaifins,_ Flour ko.
TI ERMAN & GETTY,
nog? Corner of Ohio street and Diamond.
Allsgheny City.
- -
ill AVECEIREL-20 Bbls, Ira'? Bbls and Q r
Bbl.i.fresh No 1 large Mackerel.
I'tl 11 . 1 ilk No 2 do do
20 No 3 do do
0/ Efts Moss and No 1. do
Just recolved and for sale, by
mb23
-- ----
MX LLER , 4 .11;a10ETSON.
loom nrwLor NG Lows FOE SALE
AV IN LAWRUNCEVILLE Four 10E3.24 be
110 feet each - handsomely e tub e d on Caurch
street, situated near the Pasaanger Rai/ way, will
be sold cheap for cash, on application at thil Of.
flee
fehlltdtf.
1862 DECEMBER. 1862,
W. B. dr H. iIIeCALLUM.
87 FOURTH STREET,
LA ROL , PORTION OP °Lit STOCK
tin. L._ vbs . g loon bought previous to a series of
advances, grid now replenished ()just bofoye the
largest advrooo of the season) with the newest de
signs in Carpets. Oil Cloths, Window tihados, ace .
A favorable opportunity is offe,ed purchasers at
moderate rates. as prices will be higher. doe 17
.i.mprox.„
LUPTON & OLDDEN,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEAI.BIIB IN
FELT CEMENT GRAVEL ROOFS
t.l..Repairs to old aravol, Canvass and Mottdio
Roofs mad promptlyo lest prices,
All workattended to and warranted,
Office, Morning Post Building. corner Fifth and
Wood stroets.24 story. mhl7..
JUST HECETVED, AT mo7Ltar.A:sb,9,
98 MARIKET STREET,
Ladies' fine Lasting Balmoral, Batton and Con
gress haell
and
Ladies' fine white and
black glove Kid and Morocco blippers, Ladle?
tine glove Kid- Balmoral and Congress Bolts:
Gents fine Calf Boots, Balmoral and Gaiters, a
full assortment Boy and Youths' Boots, Sr oes
and Gaiters; Id issoi and Children's fancy Boots.
Shoos and Gaiters of all kinds and' styles,
Be sure and call and at least -oxamino
my
stook before purchasing half price Goods ohm
whdre.
Remember. at BORLAND S. 98 Market St.
211 doorfrom Fifth
up(
'WEBSTER'S $5,50
UNABRIDGED , DICTIONARY •
f Fi or ft ysaclo opies, oonapleto, Pictorial Faliiion at d'AdSO
by Jt I EIN B. HELLOS,Ian7
8 l Wood etreet.
C I golls r :M. L MEEll34 l '-.4 1 , ( L'RAtTPt'
Ste.
REGILDED OR REBRONZED,
' and made eenat to new. Al6o, chnnd eller a
&e., altered to burn Carbon Oil, at the
Lamp and Oil Store of
WELDON, REINLIKE At RIELLY,
aA/.r. 164 Wood street. near c" -
V
AIitrADLE FOURTII STREET
Property For 6ale, 40 311"eet front by SD%
deep, large building well :built, 1.1 inch malls;
wide hall; Rar-Roon nHitting - Hoellc.' Dining Hall
12 fear oeilingm large Parlor 15 aingle'andy dou
ble chambers:large Rilehen:-Wash-Ifonso; good
cellar under the whole house, gas and water tx
um. No. 3S Fourth street: Now.used as &ho
tel and doing an excellent business, For price
and terms apply to
S. cuminnwe & SONS,
51 Market Stret.
. _ _ ..
L'lolfiND, A SITI.I OF MONEY DE
JII.,' twee,' Little Saw Mill Run inflroad depot.
and the Marino railway Ternperancevillo, The
owner ,ean have the .tnine:by describing the
money and, paying this adverlizeinent. APPLY
at the'offico of the Post,
apli.
LiJPTOiii at. OLDDIEN,
GRAVEL ROOF ER B
BIORNIN9 POST rOII,I4NG,
D 7 corner Fifth and Wood streets
mememes.
Li
OLTIII OLD AND BMW. )kion EL nt .
volvom, Coopar'a Don Aotio___,r4 Manhat
tan The Arms Company, Allen It Wheelock%
sharp'. Stir role low to the trade y
JAMES DOWN,
018 136 Wood St.
CRARLES L. CALDWELL,
(Successor to Jas. Holmes & Co..
_ .
ArtrilT BISUEIVEID
EP. }- ILIF a splendid stook el
PO.R.IEC PAC K "' -
SPRING DELLINEB &DRESS GOODI
,
_ , . , .
Dealer In Bacon, Lard. sneer-Cured Rams. cuorCO GINGUAMB
smoked Beef Ara
Center Market and }rust streets. littsburth; pp. BPOoldatt ootiett Sao "Rea to Our otoetigildiudlns
- deellayd. and Irish Linens that was vacilla t ed ore th o
great athletes' in Dry Goods. Vallation and secure
your Sprint:floods as thm , ,,witi be smelt hisher.
ambertkellarA269s.ldarkes street. kel
stzMa and ma ' & - -
"Mgt
.. BELI9; FAMILy_ Fl our,,,j#,streeedvedlria for ante
•
• 54 AktPETIE: i
oorMarket nod t:'
DEALERS IN OILS.
S. M. KIER & CO.,
suirmartrazas OP
Pure No. / Carben 011,
AND
X{ El IV Z CP r, .m ,
petinc..o).,,lgmay &MET, opposite
IMAII oil erotte t 'a e d .
sunly• d i
THE ARDESCOOILOAir 4 NY
MAM:FRACTURE .9.14 D RAVE FOR
arjo a anporiot artible of
Refined Ardeseo Oil,
warohozwe, 27 IRWIN fiTßEila
P,ENO74.
.IE.. ueen t Oil 19Pork
DUNCAN, DUNLAP al CO.,
Manufaciarers of
PlUltE wintz stria=
. 41:7 .04. .191, It 0 IV CI X IA t-.
Office, NO. • 291 leLBEE.TY t3TREET Pitts
burgh. Pa.
201 a-farad
.The Philosophic Burner.
1 11WAYDRIPB NEW DOTIBLE.ACITNE;
-KA- Philosophic Burner for Carbon Oil is non
ready. It
Common li possesses many advantages' over the
1. It makes mn a large or mall light with New'
combustion.
2. It will burn any quantity of oil with safetr.
a. It can be n eed with a long or 'short ohlmne7.
4. It eon bo.sed as a taper night-lomo
5. It can always be made to burn economical:lY
b urner.
other It is mare easily tricked than any
7. It can be trimmed egad - lighted without re
inoviugjine cone. .
a. It wows all the white light above the cone.
wit
9.:
toTho chimney can be removed or inserted
hout nal:ling the glass.
Dam burners are .b e common No.l sire, and
can be put au any lamp now in use. Every Per
on using Carbon Oil should have a Philosophic
sumer. Price 25 conts:_per dozen 82: Sold a
o. 82 POUR street. Pittsburgh.
la.S-Irdw P. PrATDP.M.
Irk NA 11 E PIANOS ABE STILL
ahead of Steinway's and ail other Palms
made in this ceantrY.
A choice supply resolved this week:
CHARLOTTE BLUME
Solo agent for Knabo's Pianos and Prince's
unrivalled Melodeons-
M= - - - - T - -='
SECOND HAND PIANOS.
! At CHICLE EHING-7 OCTAVE. BEAU
-Lit tifal black. Walnut cmso, very little
A 7 cetave, Cilickering Rerearo"d, round $226
ik
. o roan '-"
eornem,• a first ratetnotrutaout ...... ... .... 200
A 7 octave, Rays ..i: Co,. tiosowood, a
handsome instrument, in good order..._ 175
A eli octave, titotiort., Rosewood. carved
pannels i fro -
AG. octave
e. Za nt k, & Co, ltosewood. round 165
' front, an ercellent Pian0........ ..
I.
6 octavo, ( bickering, Rosewood round 160
corners. ago •cl reliable Pian0........- .... 150
li
i ° octave, aliet, Davis at Co, Rosetroo4 135
A-0 oct,. Stodart. Monotony. round front 8(
Al 6 oat, Swift. do ......... -..... ..... 70
A 6 oct, German. do ,• ..... - .............. 60
6 oct, Dunham. do ............... ...... 50
A 6 oat. Loud • do
40
A 5% oct. ailian do
20
A 5 ote. . tie do ... . .
.... : .......... /3
JOHN 14,
EUROPEAN ;lit. AGEN C Y.
TeronA's BATTU-lAN. 161131g0Pl
Agront. / 2 3 Monongahela House. Piyilli
tts
burgh. ea.. isprepared to bring out or Bend back
Passengers from or to any part of the old coun
try. either by steam or oatlmg packets.
SIGHT DRAFTS FOR SALL,. payable in any
part of Europe.
Agent for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail
road. Also. Agent for the old Black Star Lino of
Sailing Packets. and for the lines of Steamers sail
ing botween New York. Liverpool. Glasgow and
Galway. .
fell. - - ---------,--- - -
J, R. OLDDR-N
I ,AKE Eitf.PERIOIL 00k.P.E.11 MOBS
13111.1ELTICAD-WOR
.P.0.1413C. 11 1"CU.VIIry •Sr.
.242nntaotkoni as' Sheath. Braaten' and Bolt Copper. Premed Oar
Yet Bottoms . Raised Still Bofforna, Spain?
Solder. /CO. Also importfa wad
dealers ln RE
Plato, fillegrtiN •
2. Jr.o.. •
. 04 2 - :Constantly on hand. linVEsrr D.:whines
nd Took. Warehouse. No. 149
P
EMEND STREETS, Pittzburgh : Penns.4nd 120
SYealal orders of Copper out to any desired.
a t tern
feThlydkw
mplo viv ET En s. o lIIINDRED
Boiler Riveters oan find emploginant en
iron annooats.under shelter. at the best wages.
Manhinists also wanted.
Union Ir
rataratawed on Works, Ibt. Louis,
S A/VIES B
BLACK DIAMOND STEtEL WORKS
PITTSBIllielf. PA.
PARK, 11114MEILER dr CO.,
mmrii . .torintrati op
Best Quality Refined Oast Bteel,
Square. Flat and Octagon. of all sins. Warr
ted equal to any imported or manufactured an-
in
this country.
!)10- Office and Warehouse. No. 149 and 151
First and 120 and 122 flooonfl streets.. Pitts
htUrh.
febl&lyd
An! LASS P ACKER—WANTED I E
NID- cliately—An experiences . ' Glass Packer,
must also understand Lamp Fitting, and pro
dhoe the most iinereeptionablo references as to
character and capability., No person need apply
taaless possessing the above qualifications.
SCI LUERTZ & BLEAKLET,
,mbli 153 Wood street.
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS,
CADMAN - & CRAWFORD.
Pianufaaturers of emery, variety offinished
• BRASS WORK FOR PLUMBERS
GAS or STE.AIt /FITTERS,
ALICILTNESTS ANT. COPPERS.IIITES,
EpoAss CASTINGS OF EVERY DE.
seription suede to order.. Steamboat work,
steam and gas fitting and repairing promptly at
tended to:" liartieruLar attentionpasp to fittingly
Refineries - for Coal and Carbon Oils,
Also. sole agents for the Western Dlstriet of
Pennsylvania. for the sale of Marsh, Lansdell
Vo.'S Patent Bs phon Pump, the• best ever invent ,
tad, having no valves it is not liable to got out of
order and will throw more water than any p_tunP
twice its site. • feblEnly.
-
DIISSOLETioN NOTICE,' I HAVE
this day dioosed df my interest in the firm
of TATE CARMAN . CO.. to CADMAN 1 .
CRAWFORD, they.assumbn 'liabilities and
taking charge of the book amounts, In with
`drawing I would oordially recommend the now
firm to my friends and pnblier., • •
Pittsburgh, April 13th, 1tR srATE Jr,
ap
• 1..24
I.? ' ,4•`" j !km' t - I,
•
, -
IfoN - oarrx. Ltao,
PUBS BENZOLE
PIANO DEAL/88
42 FIFTH STIIEET
81 WOOD STREET:
rklmw m..1,5,c0-v.earar
•
To Strengthen an 9e the Bight.
TEtzseigallestp.. Pgmux
Russian i3pactacles,
Fir.BBoNB 611YFFERING FROM HE
feetive sight. ar g from age or othcr.caus
es can be relieved by ping the Ittuman Pep..
bie spectaeles,.wh ic h have been well tried.by
many responsible citizens of Pittsburgh and vi
cinity. to whom they lave given perfect' satlaf ao ...
tion. The certillentoe of these persons tau b e
seen at MY office..
.
All who purohase one pair of the /ada
Pebble Bpeetaoim are entitled to be supplied in
futurefre e a charge with those which will alwess
satisfacticm. - ,
Therefore.ityon wish to ensuie au improve
ment Vint float canon - % • •
-
J. DIAMOND; Practical Optician,
Manufacturer °fate &Win Pebbly Breansalen.
Janlei No. 89 Fifth *eat, .yout
at' MY place of bithirialifis closed on Saturday.
GANT'S TitMICH CALF/300TR,
....
•Gent's Glove Calf GaiterS,
- Gent's Glove Calf Gaiters,
: -
Cheap Gehe nt's Glove Calf Gaiters,
se t cheapest
At DIFFENBA.CRETVB
rohl
LAZED WALL t its Fi straer.R. AT2OAIVII aea,‘ mark e t •
dr( fth P
Lir 25 cents. for sale lit AREr
. P. mAßetauz.,; ,
Apia ' .. .8 7 -woo d -street. , 1
J'ilyitwi 4
od stmt.
, -i, _
CORHERCIAL INFORVAiIk
aratfon
COntruittee: Or.t.fie•Boaisl
oVrrade for Nov- and
Wm. R. enurs E BRTIMAV
.TNO. 8. D.ILWC/RTI# • m.
DAVID ModIANPLESS. 2ean •
•
Movements of .L'apopein Eittismers:'
.PBOU - •
Glasgow ........ :-New Yo r k. Livorpoot.....April 25'
8remen........ :71Vely T0rk..8 rea1en...........APrii ;25 ,
Arabia . .... . Borten— .. LivernOol .April
City Baltintore..NewYorlaidyrpool.. • May 2 j
Persia . . ........ .Neir Yoilt..hiterPaal ..... -MaY
Great Easlena-New Y o* , ..iiree•pool ...... 9
Europa ............ Boston.-7.-Biverpool. ..... ..Max 1:1
ustralasian...New. Tork-Livorpeol___May
191
=nova.
Eur0pa........ n Po om
...... 18
Etna....-- ... New York.... April,,
Auttralettian_Livotpool . . .
_..New York... April 25
Citya Washington Liverpoot.N'ew York..ApZ)ril•!da C o
....Liverpool Boston ... Noy.. 2
City of Cork .:.Liverpool . .:...Now York:Aray ' 2
einna .Liver Liver York...nor . D
......... . . ..pool .. . ... Now York...Ma.v ..
.York...Z.Layl• 130
AnstraQien..Livernoo/ ..... .Now York... Juno 13
Trtpoli ..
.... Liverpool......New'Yoric•Juno •2r
•
]*oltnir—ittAiistxr:" •
(coraciresso Dana. POE THIC YOUYIV6
for Gold.
The follow iatt the buyigig and gollfricalat6
&v.
Buying Selling
Gold DI
Silve....- ..................... ....... . . 140 00
r...-. ..............4.....,
.I. eo . 00
Demand N0re5..................... . 140 Citl.
Eastern Ezehre;ft.
BaltiNew York. ................ ........,.... . ..., Dar .
more.. .....-......-...-..... Pat
......... . -
'Western Exqlng
•e. :' •
Y
nu.............. ...... ...... ... Par • - - ,
St. Louis.. ... ... ....._..- ....... . . -.. par
.A.I.LEGREIVE LIVE STOCELMI4EIL7I'
Allegheny City, April.2s,
The market during the week was not very etc
iiTO. The sales that come under our notice will
bo found below.
The weather during the pest two days was not
very favorable for drovers.
•
The receipts at the Morgan House Yard were:
Last week. • This week,
Hogs .............................1,53 7
Cattle .......1,170
......................... 1,349
Sheep.-- 534 •
hf
•
Horses.. . 83
ule.s ......
69
.. 395
.... ............. _O5OO '
Cattle—The receipts during the week were net
very large and prices exhibited but little change.
Several lots were purchased on, eastern account-
Others started there to Had a better. market.
The sales are as follows: Messrs, Myers S.:Broth
ers received 100 head from Ohio, for mbich they
paid $5;25 per 10D pounds; they' also purchased 500
head at prices ranging from 5413 W(0 5 .%e. • Sold to..
butchers 109 head at 4,•s@fi cents per .
Nt cows. A.. (3ritnwald Rihm sold 70 head pound
-at'
5iVm%,55y and Cr%ciand 20 head at 5(4433i0 per pound
J Stewart eold /12 head at $.5 25 per cat.
Messrs Mares Sr; Truman reoeired from - Town
Itie head. from Illinois 111 head; the whole were
disposed of at, fair. F;% - , extra tieNl4, per pound.'
Mr J Cox sold Id head at ,$.12 00 per head: :
Fronds sold ff . , head at 414 and 53 Per Pound. -
Mr A Peocock sold 39 handat.se per pound - Mr
M Verner sold 33 head at prtces ranging
.from
$5 35(45 85 pre 100 pounds. they were prima • '
Homo—The offerings weroaot largathe season.
beiug far advarieed. 'flier() was not • much &bag"'
14, Carter fold 35 head at 414 75 per cwt.: 31•11ead:
do at *4 50 per cwt. 111 r. Erwin sold 58 head at
40 per ne. Mr. L. Patter sold Mlle:61 at $4:20 nor;
cwt. Mr. Win, Montgomery sold ..S0 and 82 head
at 4c per lb.
eiheep—The market was quiet with only n !ign
ited amount of receipts. Air. J. 11 ..thass. solda
lot of 330/lead at an average of 9c per .P 5 They:
were the finest Sheep offered,-their weight aver
aging. 111 X. pounds. 3.1. r. Klpp sold 35. head at
$.5 00 per head.
ew York Cattle 2trarket
•
Tribune's flepart. .
Al/WT.OE4X
yesterday, it opens duller this morn in r and price;
not only declining bat already deelined. re'
are not many of the cattle on sale that nerd at
the yards yesterday. because those who held them'
.took the alarm in the latter-part of the day, and. :
crowded them MI at a largo decline from the
morning: but there was an' arrival' of over MR'
head from PennsAvania, mostly good fat bul--
locks which will hot sell for. as much as they,
weula yesterday morning by $lO a head. We'
have just noticed a sale' f mullet' tit $llO a- heat.
Kentucky Durhams. meal. fqd in Pennsylvania'
and fat, bullocks estimated. by buyers at .10 ewt.
Ive saw sEld yesterday at $125. hot as
heavy nor as good. Another lot held at $95 would'
have sold quick at $lOO yester. NOW only $80:
is offered and it will be hard t om
e.gt $9O bid. There
has been a steady decline in flu; Market from the"
opening to the clos ermine butchers came for
,..ward. 'text week de not ta pay speente,
tuns prices they will stop the advance if they do
not break high prices. They have already seen .
that the story of - no good cattle in the countrY"
is not true. There wore3,ooo head of good ones
in this market, and but very few of the others
were bad. It is evident that theta - is no danger'
of famine. It is evident that alf:the advance
above 10e per tb net for good fair. W.mtern steers
has bean speculative. It is notlegitimately owing
to short supply. The weather yesterday tied to
day has boon cool for April, stud deoidedlY favor- -
able to the. trade.
Sheep ltinrlset. _ --,--
nosaiptt [hi; week. 4,4.74).
The market opened in Sixth street on 'Meader'
morning wit than ght supply, sharp demand and
higher rates last, Mouda,y, A. lot of, raield
gan sheep that we saw weighing at 100 lh, aver
age 543 lb, were not worth as much b 7 540 GG
the
awe smooth lot we noticed in our last report at
loc, and other lots wore sold by the head at prices
that would make 10h.e per m on. the scales, and:
buyersand sellers agreed that theadvance was %al
The seller of a lot Saturday at lPbe R lb, froPe
Monroe county, left a written memorandum to
have us COPY and agent. which ;we ;might :have:
done It we had not discovered a defect in his .
spelling. which made us . suspicious of his filets.' - -
There was a lot of &carol sheep atNrOWninet.
on Monday. moreing, sent an by 'filheper4 &Co..
from Ontario county. N.Y.: for-,whichtthe fader
or rathersterver de s erves a severe castigation.
It is the meanesilooking. lot of sheefi'we • ever
dew in this market—utterly unfit - for, any decent
butcher, and siteh ague - farmer -- With a grain of
pride,. If destitute of. other • grain, would:have
upon his farm , Some of the hest of them . sold et
but little more than $3 each. .We ' doubt if the
wont can be sold at $2. It was a. great mistake
in blipping such sheep; ParHcatarly- as they are
clipped inn rery.unworkmattlika, manner; :but
close enough to expose an awful ahtw of ribs.
Mutton of Pelte remains at about s4,' bat
has advanced and the price of aheeP will:
hold while beef remains ' at its present figure.
First - elan] sheep would Dell to-day at lilYi, If in
market.
Philadelphia Auction Sale,
Br Samuel C. Cook, Aivil 21, 1M:
109 hhds Nett Orleans
.. . .... . ..... g-woite• ''
541 bbls " 6 ' . 5 1okeses .... 051 c
99 bales C0tt0n........ ............
Schooner.... . .. . IX) •
PROVIDENCE. April 15 - --Irent, market (HAI and
very little donuind. The . ales for the weelehame
been 27,600 IDs fleece at 80®90e. Printing Cloths,'
salesvery small, as follows "9006 '9,006 plooeS, right Private.terms; 4,000 do ch., muds. extra" weight
•
--13,0)dpicTees.
I i
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_mii i-o .i u_ 'tl b rE
mrstde'-i"l- •
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7Mnb tutions. tent - Set m-f - :-'
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• 7 .
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41110ansLuannugg.,3011 - - ' * 371'
#lo4abuse and, 4136881,0 r • • '''"*.--
02ti !Inman ar. In c.'-. • l' . -- - *--;-- ' •
0 34:1421 to youths of bot,h ,
sax IL and adults.l4aglii ol . 'inirried. : Bis
D. Onatafritur Pannearlhe feet ..o.t iii_ ' g.theteervatio..4.modeetans dreadfogy
he
1 mr: -and it le' greet 'Vet; si ftertoral
114,.._,P.AttitiantitiG1:061131daltedl= 'lliltrill
Attar Durmeput 001314 be cautions tOkeilL
_al
r'Pritg,atecal 4 tpthati na .,th prz i lit. D 4 - 41. 4 4,-
... might , be_ ost-%-them am faq
, modest and prestuntitnetur !barn An
Imaged in ignoranoe. sprangsspasni and '
1 Who compare easietv. toteutgen.ft, gen" 80..t0
; dollars =wont's, msetrietudvilmossb. is
gotten. It b to pnelloity, however_ , that 211.111teVat
1 perent,s and interibufk l a ti snantrou that their
P. &eaten and 'ertrifonsig feeble
ltattdokb and*" ter
,n, di tst,arld-aPpeernactor
ethitUrr' 1°
-a"'
"%rat
re l thittAn ti rely lill ..., _ t eartakitard..l;irr Alleg ,
Ps Pr rh,o,uentrtnissions- or temnolobreatv, xi
b irlaty short Image of role hittigntre remealoa..
i re
Lis
whieb arejetentlerblL th • amt Faro o=l,Polandi,
'em the v etable n.mgaegg.- ving seen the
1 1 11110431ofthe
lussabandon I
ed band putted trell=re....Pennele,dis
pwcaltre u-eakd Miaihneutatir...tismatnai
oft,
torn yews ( kcjiliMielloe ip_thtdr trai;-1
Went in hospitals sof ta the Old world and In
mar United Stater* bads him to go-tt, AD WM , a '
Larkin!, health and Vs will. +Mini:4oom • '
allontho maw -walled 0 'Pride ndionzerwith
1
guntebaracs and- gamin. t itortity be °tired
Consumption and all orfts' hbt _
_dironsee. Cl
which. go Image *nulls &rob_ =Merl* CIO' ,
renew be„..
_retrAmpt Vdinz ..4oz etfend io it in
, rnO P ean tPenad of myttestrernt
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR 'AT LAW.
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