James P. Barr, Editor & Proprietor.
MEDICAL
NO ALOOROLIG PREPARATION
A PURE TONIC MEDICINE.
DR 1100FLANWS
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS
PREPARED By
/ E C. D, JACKSON, Philade
pluai•Penna.,
Will affeotually cure
Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Chronic. or Nervous Debility, MMus ,
of the Kidneys, and all Diseases
Arising from a Disordered
Liver or Stomach.
each
m Conti-
Fullness
d
Pilo,s Fullness or
•: • - Blood to the Head.
Acidity of the Stomach.
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust
for Food, Fullness or Weight in
' the Stomach, Sour Fruetations, Sink
Inger Fluttering at the Pit to use Stom
ach.- Swimming or the dem,. Hurried and
difficult Breathing, Muttering at the Heart.
Choklngor suffocating sensations when in a lying
unbar% Dimness of Vision, Dots or webs be
fore the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
• Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yel•
lowness oftbe Skin and E_yes,Pain in
the Side. Back. Chest. Limbs. &o.
Padden Flushes of Heat, Burn
ing in the Flesh, Constant
imaginings of Evil,
:ad greatdepres
o
i spifit "
&ed mwittvolv nrevent seElow Fever. Billions
Fever, .ko.
TREY CONTAIN
OR BAD WIHRITI
They will cure the above diseases in ninety-nano
ages out of a hundred.
Induce'. sale andluniversal
fooputarl or iloofland's Oen= Bitters, (purely
A i'tegetage .hosts of ignorant quacks and unsern
:Salons venturers, have opened upon suffering
2umanity the flood gates of Nostrums in the shape
of poor whisky, vilely compounded with injurious
drugs. and christened Tonics, Stomachics and Bit-
Beware of. the Innumeiable array of alcoholic
ret a l a u!re ni r r te tn lf e i ' o tl eeTrP appellation tti ell as aii an on a u! ' " g iV. hN !
which. instead of curing onlyaggravates diseases, l
.Ad leave the disappointed sufferers in despair.
YOU WAN T SOMETHING to S'TR.L.SGTE
RN YOU?
YOU WANT A GOOD APPETITE I
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CON
STITUTION!
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELL?
DOZYOU
ESS? WANT TO GET RID 01 NEB VOUS
DO WANT ENs_voYi
f,Serisalcvito
311 do use
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Prom J. Newton Brown. D. D., Editor of the En
cyclopedia :or Religious Knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines nrgeneral, through distrust of
their ingredients and effects; I yet know of no
iintffujient reason why a man may not testify to the
benefit he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation in the hope that lie may
thus contribute to the benefit of °theft.
Ido this the more readily in regard to Hoof
land's German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M.
Jackson. of this city, because I was prejudiced
.against them for many years, under the =Pres
' Von - that they were chiefly an alcoholic '.mixture,
jam indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker,
ag..,for the removal of this prejudice by Proper
• lists, and for encturagnment to try them, when
Afferingfrom great and long continued debility.
her tieof three' bottles of these Bitters, at the
gof tbe present year, was followed by'
_ gent relief, and restoration to a degree of
, both& and mental vigor which I had not felt for
• Mho before, and had almost depaired of re
. Itheiefore thank God and my friend for . 1
me to the u J e
J.NEWTON BROWN.
Pauanm.Yttra, Juno 23.
Avesehe Roe. Joseph H. Kennard. Pastor -of the
• • ?Wash Baptist Ghurch.
DR. J4.oXl3o2l—Dass S.a have been fre
lUentlY requested to connect my name with corn
-nendationaa different kinds of medicine, but
ip g tll6 nraotios as out of my aPPropriate
Ihave . a all oases declined; but with a
clear proof in various instances, and particularly
In my owh family, ofthe usefulness of Dr. Reef
' land'afferman Bitters. I depart f rom my usual
course. to express my full conviction that for
genera - debility of thesystem, and especially
; Liv-
C a
mplaitititis sat e and Valuable preparation.
1101118 eases it may fail. but usually I doubt not
be very beneficial to those who suffer from
li.eabove nausea. Yours very reopectfully.
J. H. KENNARD.
Right& below Coats street. Phila., Dec. 24th.
roma. wife,. a ALDERMARWUNW &Get
- • snatemon.
GRBALLNTOWN. June 1, 1861.
' ' - D '.O. M. norans—flir—lt gave me pleasize
years ago, to give you a certificate, testilyin
• th *German Bitters had done for me. lam
oeyverfectly cured of all those diseases your
edicine professes to cure,. vie; Dyspepaii.,_ Caron
' ' cand Nervous debility, disease of the Kidneys.
ea. • The powerful influence it exerts upon Ner
voureprosUution is surprising. I have been con
. , sulted frequently in reference to your Bitters,ond
~ Oionthesitition. have recommended it for the
. venamsdaintit, m%i' in - ever7 instance it has
= , , efreettuar cured. Your ' medicine has a treat
t ug
on in BeirmantoWii. 'lntl is sold in every
• Storeoind Iti most of the Grocery stores
, eke; li tany one should question what I aim let
emcome to Germantown, and I will prove to
their trathdruftion, that the Bitters have cured in
.vidgtrielnity more than twenty oases of the above
.imeases.
Romeo*ll7, MANNAR WUNDER,.
Itaittetreet. above Rittenhouse. Germantown.
. _
JUST` THE THING FOR THE SOLDIERS.
t -
.Wintilld up the constitution, and give health
'la stre n g th to an overtasked and diseased
lth. • • :
• • 211 E TRSTIMONY PROM THE ARMY
Partatunaque, AnsEtst PM.2:
Taoism—Bear Sir: While• in Vir.
a. owing to the - change of water, I was taken
w. servers &anima; which - seemed inburable,
;11, v e rli oh : weakened me.. When we
feared I should have to
inalmen47=trpmfr* some of your Bitters in
.he store Afr.ll: IL Price. in that, town.- I Pnr
hoed supp,_. and on taking it was speecp
hWth. The diarrhoea wait
ked,and I experienced no return o
,-7.jmann texhitgta d fomee ss.
a w m ho
ca ff us r e,wi -i t n t _ t w h hom m l
shar , eg. the Bitters, loin mein this -om•bteate. I
• ipasollo return to the seat of war with the Let
!hail certainly take a supply of .the
. fstn.M.Ylidiansaok. would not be without it
• • afftwointin gold. Particularly on goinginto a
gassioaeregion.
• yoga, truly. A. E. A.I.TBMITEI.
; __ Company H. Scott Legion.
BEWARE
.OF COMPI'ERFEITZ.
ig tan? rir the rtro s i tl erghOt e tie l . L jAcum ."
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• • NO. 163 '41:11C11 STREET.
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(Successors to C. M. Jackson & C 0.,)
Proprietors
!!do` al e by Dragatirisand dealeThemoverr
town Ili the Unitesi States. and
Pr'
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11 =C i sai - tt at JogPft .n..ummil3 a ce ,
SwarthaDiamand and -
irket street.
war sale also by • "
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DAILY POST.
Very Severe but Very Proper Lot
ter from Major General Dix to
General Henry A. Wise.
Of late the rebels under the command
of the demagogue Henry A. Wise, or, as
latterly reported, General Hood, have
been making incursions to Williamsburg,
not with a view of taking possession of the
town, but to harass our troops. The last
raid thus made by the rebels resulted in
the,:abduction of several servants of Afri
can persuasion, and even the nurses watch
ing the unfortunate inmates of the Insane
Asylum were taken prisoners and paroled,
and had not Dr. Getty, Medical 1 iirector
of the Fourth Army corps, under whose
charge the Asylum was placed during the
raid, been absent from there, at the resi
dence of one of the secession inhabitants,
n horn he treated tor come sickness, he
would likewise have been declared a pris
oner of war and paroled. But Major Gen.
l)ix, who may be termed a second 'Old
Hickory," determined to put an end to fu
ture raids of this kind, and in the follow
ing letter, sent to General Wise, he has
promulgated a second edition of his me
morable message : "I f any one attempts
to haul down the American flag shoot him
on the spot."
MoJorGeueral Dln lo Hour.) A, Wise
kIM'ARTEP. , .. • of rAnTmExT or Vs.,
ARMY C 011 1 ,4. )
FOP: R MONT:Or:, Va., April 2S, '6,S'.
To General Henry A. Wise, or the com
manding officer of the troops on the
Chickahominv
Si a—Thetown of Williamsburg has been
occupied, as you are aware, by the troops
under my command as a picket station or
outpost of Yorktown. A large portion of
the -inhabitants are known not to be vrell
dimewiii4e_tkg government of the Unitecli
States. They have, rieverthel4lOvhile , l
quietly pursuing their domestic avoca
tions, been unmolested, and have baen
permitted to supply themselves with the
necessaries and comforts of life at York
town and Fort Monroe. Tke Insane Asy
lum at Williamsburg has been put under
the superintendence Of an army surgeon,
and its three hundred helpless inmates
supplied, at the expense of the United
States, with everything necessary to their
comfort and with the remedial treatment
they require. While exercising these offi•
cee of humanity, the troops at Williams•
burg have been several titnc., attacked by
your forces, not with a view to gain and
hold possession of the place and to as
sume the guardianship which has been ex•
tended to the inhabitants and the tenants
of the Asylum by us, but for the purpose
of harrassmg those who were performing
this generous service.
Oa the slat ult. your forces entered and
endeavored to take possession of the town,
occupying several house and firing upon
the troops, and in this, as I am informed,
they were aided by some of the inhabi
tants who have been living for nearly a
year under our protection. More recently
your forces entered the town and took pos
session of it, placing our employees in the
Insane Asylum under parole, carrying off
some of the servant's and depriving its in
mates of the,care to which they have been
accustomed and which their helpless con
dition renders indispensable. You have,
by withdrawing your forces, left the Asy
lum again to our charity, and compelled
Major General Keyes, the commanding
officer of the troops at - Yorktown and Fort
Magruder, to supply it with food to save
the patients from starvation.
These raids under thepeculiar circum
stances are in violation of every dictate of
humanity. Having no result, and appa
rently no object - but annoyance and a use•
less sacrifice of life, they are also in viola
tion of every principle of honorable war
fare. I have directed Mayor General
Keyes to occupy the town, and that the
aggressions referred to may cease, I
give you notice in case of any repetion of
them :
1. That the inmates of the asylum will
be sent to Richmond, and the United
States relieved of the burden of their sup
port...
2. That any house which may be taken
possession of forthe purpose of firing upon
the troops stationed there will be razed
to-the- ground; and
3. That any citizen of Williamsburg not
belonging to a regularly organized corps,
who shall be found co-operating in these
attacks and rising in_arms against the oc
cupying troops, will be pat to death as a
violator of the laws of civil warfare.
I am, very respectfully, your obedient
servant, Jour; A. Dix, Maj. Gen.
IN Borne parts of the South the country
has been so completely swept of all the ne
cessaries of life, that an enterprising
Barnum would do a fine business were he
to take down staffed skins of pigs and
other animals to form a museum of extinct
species in naturalhistory. As an illustra.
tion, a friend writes,- us that he was visit
ing a family near Bowling Green, and
sitting in the parlor, when a little eight
year old girl came running into the room,
her face all aglow with•snrprise.. and • 'ani
mation, clapping her hands and • exclaim.:
iug : "Oh, ma I ma! come here! come
here! hy my child! what's the, ,mat
ter `."' inquired the mother. "Ohi" cried
the little girl, "do come here; here's a
hog !" Oar friend stepped to the door
and fOund the child was right, but the
animal was so reduced in flesh :as not' to
be eatable,- and thus escaped the general
deBtriiction„.7z-Lotiisvale Journal.
Tram are words andphrases, utterances
is i
and
allusions which it forever mpossi
ble that we should forget,.thongh . tne lips
that utter them shall speak words on -earth
„ .
ao more,
A SONG OF MAY.
The Spring's scented buds all around file are swel
ling,
There are songs in the stream, there is health in
the gale:
A sense of delight in each bosom is dwelling.
As float the pure day-beams o'er mountain and
vale :
The desolate reign of old Winter is broken—
The verdn-e is fresh upon every tree:
Of Nature's revival the charm—and a token
Of love, oh, thou Spirit of Beauty! to thee•
•
. .
The sun looketkforth from the halls of the mo.n
ing.
And flushes the clouds that lyegirt his career;
lfe welcomes the gladness and
glory
returningllT till s t wi n h hep h m light an al d t o h p balm-byearh
i
ng
flowers,
f e mounts to the zenith, and laughs on the wave:
Ili, wakes into music the green forest bowers.
And gibls the gay plains which the broad rivers
lure.
The young bird is out on his delicate ;duion.
Ile timidly sails in the infinite sky;
A greeting to May and her fairy dominion
If c pours on the west wind's fragrant sigh ;
Around, above, there are peace and ' , lmmure:
The woodlands arc singing. the heaven is brigh
The fields are unfolding their unrivalled treasure
And man's genial spirit is ,oaring in light.
Alas I for my weary and earn-haunted bosom!
The spells of the spring -time arouse it no more;
The song in the wild wo 1, the sheen of the the,
coM
The fres , h-welling fountain—their magic is o'er
Vi'llen I list to the Areatus. when 1 look on the
tlnwers.
They tell of the Past with so mournful a tone
That 1 call up the throng: of my
.long-vanished
hours,
And sigh that their transports are over and eon
From the w ide-spreading cart h, from the limitless
hearen,
Tlit;re have vanished an eloquent glory and
gleam :
To my veiled mind no more is tho influence given,
Which mold a life with the hues of a dream:
The bloom purpled Jandr.cape its luvelines4 keep -
eth—
deem that a light a, of old gilds the ware:
But the eye of my spirit in heaviness aleepeth,
Ur 60,1 }Alt ms: youth, an 9 the vision.; it gave.
Vet it I+ not thut age on my 'years bath descend
ed,
'T i> 0..1 that its snow wreath.; encircle my
brovv,
Bet the newness and sweetnt , s of being are end
etl—
I feel not their love-kindling. witchery n 311"
The shadows of Death o'er toy path 'have been
sweeping:
There are those nho ha e loved rue debarred
from the day:
The green turf is bright, where in peace they are
sleeping.
And on wings of remembrance my :ton' is away
it is shut to the glow of this present e
It hears trout the past u tunerral strain ;
•Ind it eagerly turns to the hie - tit-seeming (11gal:tee.
Where the lost .1 earth shall ho garner
ed again:
Vhere no, mildew the soft tialnank r .se-eheek
-ball nourish;
Where grief hears co longer the pc.i.onous
slog%
Vhere pitileAs Death no dark sceptre can flour-
Or stain with his blight the In urisnt spring.
is than that the hopes Ishieh L. other., ore giv
ell.
Fall cold "ti my heart, in this rioli ninth
May
I hear the dear anthern.4 that ring through the
hearen.
T drink the bland airs that enliven the day
And if gentle Nature, her testi% al keeping,
Delight 4 not my bosom, nh ! du not condemn:
O'er the lost and the lovely my spirit it weeping.
For my heart's proudest raptures we buried
with them.
Nl~: , .~iasi~~enC~.~tc
A comiiirrEE of Poles, in the State of
New York, have issued an address to the
people of the United States, asking their
sympathy in the pending revolution. _ The
Addiens is .tinostir coign:led to ti - 4fence of
the Polish cause, and tosittsdit'npon Rni . ;
sin, written in that weird and peculiar
style, half Oriental and half European,
which marks the literature of Poland.—
The following extract will give an idea of
the feeling of the Poles in this country
for their brethren in Europe :
.`Poland is again in arms, and her bat
tle-cry startles the world—" Give us a
country or death, God I" is sounding
throbgh every heart ; nor can the sabre of
the Cossack nor the musket of the Russian
silence the holy chant. In the very. lace of
death it breathes from the rose lips of our
devoted women, and thrills through the
quivering accents of our children. The
white eagles of Poland are again upon
the gale : over fields so often hallowed by
the blood of the brave, again they lead to
victory : and God himself in theperfect
justice of our cause, is pledged for our
success ' Long crushed and tortured, Po
land yet dares ; frequently and ruthlessly
betrayed, she is still true to herself and
her high hopes ; broken into fragments,
limb torn from limb, her name blotted
from the roll of nations, and with the
iron heel of the oppressor in her daunt
les heart, she yet lives in a unity of being
so close and entire that she is at last baffling
the multitudinous powers of her enemies,
and rousing herself like a giant for the
final combat. What is the secret of this
marvelous unity, this tenacity of life and
lurpose ? Love of country ; enthusiastic
ove, which never slumbers or wearies,
whether in the frozen wilds of Siberia or
the dungeons of the Russians, and is nay
er soothed into forgetfulness even among
the dwellers in the happy climes where
Freedom makes her home, and man may
live as virtue and duty dictate. Strange
love of Poland which enables the tender
daughters of her soil to relinquish all lux
ury, to live in constant privation, in life
long anguish, often to arm and die.for her
sweet sake ; enables even children to en
dure torture and exile in her cause ; while
men of all ranks and ages , rush into the
very jaws..ef cleath-witliont-one thought of
self in their strong souls—'God bless and
deliver Poland !' the laSt ,words sounding
through their firm , lips I . Americans, is
not tits feeling in itself almost sufficient
to insure victory for a cause so sacred that
neither time, anguish, nor death has pow
er to chill the , holy enthusiasm enkindled
by it !"
The Sea a Great Cemetery
The sea is the largest of cemeteries,
and its slaaerers sleep Without a mond
.
went. All other grave-yards, in all lands,
shoW 4 some sYmbol of distinction between
the'greatiind - small the rich and poor ; hut
in that ocetim cemetery the king and the
clown,.
the pence and the,.pepant are
alike distinguished.
NErRa acknowledge an enemy, or see
an affront if you can help it. Avoid
wrangling and tittle-tattle.
THE PLACE TO GET THE
Best Newest,
Moat Durable,
and by far the
cheapest
Boots,"Gatters or Ba'morals,
is at
• •-- • -'JOSEPH 11",...t0RLAND',...s
No. 9S Market et., WI door from 1111.12.
99/S
GENT'S FRENCH CALF HOOTS,
•
Gent's Glove Calf Gaiters,
Gent's Glove Calf Gaiters,
Gent's Glove Calk Gaiters,
Cheap
as the ohempert
At, _ DLFFENBACHER'S
neat c. 3bFiltfiitreet ` near Market.
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oil warranted. 10n23:15d
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warehouse, 27 I [MIN STUMM
oen t Oil °.* o rli
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.IRRACILETS
CORNICES, CANDELBRASS, LAMPS
•
REGILDED OR REBRONZED.
end made equal to new. Alto„Chandelier
&Lt.. altered to burn Cartien OiLl•at the
Lamp and Oil Store of
WELDOR. n.r.uunizEo KELLY,
aP2:I9. 164 Wood,aireeL near Gth
The PhiloseDhlo aturner.
Et AMEN'S NEW DOITELE.ACTININ
NIL Philosophio Burner for Carbon Oil is now
- ready. It possesses mum, advactages over the
Common Blusters.
Llt makes a lam or mall gat with perfect
Combustion.
I It will horn any quantity
Cr with safety.
8. It can be uttbd with a long short ehinmeg.
I
4. t can be used as a twar pl ig ht - lamp.
5. t can always be made to Iran eoonotaloallY.
B. It is more easily slaked! than and' other
burner.
7. It can be trimmed andighted without re
moving the cane.
8. It throws all the white ligit above the cone.
9. The chimney can be ter-oval or inserted
without touching theS L UM
These burners are e common No.I size, and
can be put on any lamp now nee. 'Rom per
_in
Ein udng Carbon Oil should bore a Philosophic
mer. Prioe 96 oents:_perj_daren 1111. Sold
0, 82 FOURTH street. Pitts - burgh.
1626-lids .P. HAYDEN.
Klll' A RE'S PIANitliS ARE STILL
ahead of .Stoinway's And all other Pianos
made In this cosh try,
.A oholoo 30N1$ received this woolf:
CHARLOTTE BLUME
Polo agent for Knabe'e Pianos and Prince
unrivalled fifeledeon.s. a 11
13AELG-AINf3
SECOND HAND PIANOS
ACHICELERINO 7 OCTAVE. ISEAVre
WIG black Walnut cast.. very little
usecL..... ....,...„. .........„. ......... .... .. .. ...... , $220
A 7 ectase. Chick;iint, JAetetrood , round
corlIOS. a first rata meal.
tosm At 200
AT wtave, ,ilays-.4ir, , , ;,, Rosewood. a
hard_ sattLedllS good order._... 175
A on octave, - . mood, reread
Pannels in front 143 -
A 63 octave, %ale , 1 / 4 Co. Rosewood. round front, an excellent Piano IGO
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46 octave, ilallot,
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A 6 oct,. Stodart. Alribogony, round front I+o
A
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A boot. German. do
A 6 oct, Dunham, do
A 6 °et. Loud do
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Books oontaining Charter, By-Laws, &0., furn
ished on application at the °Moe.
Pageant:it—lSAAC JONES
Vick PHISID/73T—W. B, COPELAND.
TIMSTRES,
Hon Thos M 1101VeI Hon J Moorhtad,
Isaac Jones, C G Hassey,
Win H. Smith, Jacob Painter,
Harvy Childs. Nickolas VoegGY.
W B Copeland.
Secretary and Treasurer—A. A. CARRIER,
febEduid
CHARLES L. CALDWELL,
(BOCOOdif Or to JW. Holmes .4 Co.,
PORK PACK JP. R
Dealer In Baoon t Lard, Sugar-Cured Hams.
timed &e.
Corner Market d o
k First B
s eef
treets. Pittsburgh. Pa.
deellayd.
RIUMCIVALL,
AVING SOLD oval ENTIRE
1.1 stock of Hardware to Mews. LOCIA.N
GREGG. No. 62 Word street, Pittsburgh, we
most cordially reoommeni our friends and late
customers to purchase there, being satisfied of
their ability to render satisfaction.
Our books and accounts are left at their count
lug room, where Mr. J. E. Johnston, lour late
Rook-keeper) will attend to conking settlement.
J. N, dRALLENIDIRCIER Sc CO.
apl..B:3twawd.
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ICDRIVA'IE DISEASES
DR. BROWN'S OFFICE,
GO SMITHFIELD STREET,
gltisens and strangers in. need of medical ad.
lige should not fail to give him a call.
Dr. Brown's remediernever fail to cure !mon ,
sorofulous and venereal affections —Also
hereditary taint. such as totter, psoriasis and oth
er skin diseases, the origin of which the patient
is ignorant.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
• Dr. B's remedies for this affliction. brought on
by solitary habits are the only medicines known
in this country which are safe and will speedily
restore to health iummA
TISM.
Dr. Brown's remedies 'mire in a few days this
Info' affliction
Ile also treat Piles,Gleet, Gonnoirhoe, tretlud
Disc:hams, Female Diseases, Paine in the Back
and kidneys, Irritation of the Bladder, strict-.
ores etc.
A otter to be answered must contain at leas
ONE
•
Medbakes ninth, any address safely packed.
a t g a in goad tp p itta riv b at arg a ro h. oms pa. . N 0.60 SMIM.I:
goucilwrlELD
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7 ,ars FOR PULE—THE SIIESCR/-
LA her offers for sale four eligible lots situated
on the 002111:4 of Greve street and Centre Avenue
adjoining the Seventh Ward. in Pitt township.—
The . lets are each 24 tent frontlly .110 feet dem
running back to an alley, and are entiredyisola•
tad by streets and alleYs on every side. Two of
the_ V l P:time frame houses on them , five' rooms
and each. hYdrtmta on ,li e premises, They
*if golden together on ve favorable terms,
Wise of If Amt.
Rau Waist, war Worth,
DEALERS IN 01.1.8.7
S. M. A & C
PITLS'BURGE. PENIVoII
PIANO DF - 4 - :TEItS
42 FIFTH STREET
fkl WOOD STREET
COMMERCIAL INFORMATION
Arbitration Committee of the Board
. of Trade.
Wm. M. SHINN V. P. JAS.I. BENNETT
JNO. S. DILWIJETH. I Win.McCREERV.
DAVID Meg NDLESS.
Movements of European Steamers
nun/ Almßide.
Glasgow • • New York•..Liverpool_ • Apri/ 25
Tork-8remen........... April .25
Arabia
_Boston Liverpool Anrll 2V
(lily llal i raN Y rk..Liverpool May 2
feria New Yaric..Llverpool May '
I) r eit t Luz t ern ew Y ork _Li varpo ti
Eurapa Iloston...,..Liverpool May . 13
Au ills I osizin ...New To rk...Li vor2ool MILY
FROM 11:1110PS,
- •
Europa T iverpool flagon... .... APril 1 4
ltortw.ia ...... ..Southani'n Now YorK- . April 22
Etna Ado - upon! ...... New York... April 22
Augtralasiun..Livorpool New York... April 2.5
City Wasibitigton Liverpool:Now York... April 29
Canada. Liverpool LlostoLl
—IN . ~M aY 2
C.( ir ofCork...Lbrerpool..- ety a orai—runy 2
China LiverPooL Now York.-May ii
Sidon Liverpool New York...Mny la
/Cedar Liverpool New York... May go
Auitralin , iun..Liverpool New York... Juno 1:t
Tripoli Liverpool Now Tork...J into tr.'
MOIXEY MARRET.
CORDYCTED DAILY FOR THE MORALS° POST ET
XfiliNTZ dc MERTZ, ilßor res,
NO. 11 . Wl)(rD STD E ET.
. . .
The following are the buying and selling rat es
for Gold. Silver. &o.:
Gold ... ...... „.
Silver
Demand Notea-
Eastern Exchange. ..
Baltimore Par
.—...--- ...... -- Par -
r 7
Philatiglphia par ~
Boston___
par :4
IVestern Exchange.
Cincinnati par %
Louisville ..... -... -___._ ....... __ par 14
• v
Cleveland • Par %,)
St. Loma .. par 3,
PITTSBUR3E OIL TRADE
YrEnxgaDAY,3lay
To say the market was excited is only repeating
the old story. Price's are very unsettled and any
thing like correct nuntatiOns difficult to obtain.
S , lllO dealer., are asking pretty steep figures.
The latest news from Oil City i 4 as follows,
dated yesterday: Crude—Tran3aetions tip the
Creek were very light. Sales were made to a
moderate extent at $2 75 , 'R:: per Md. The river
at this point is falling. The market was Erna but
quiet. Phillips' well i 5 now pumping 2.00 ibis
per day. There will be a pond freshet on Thurs
day.
to this market we note sales of Crude to the
evteut of 2.;00 'ibis in lots, bulk, 1:2Y. - .1.1e; in
bbls, 17t.i41,3e. The exports Fact were: To Now-
York—Crude, tk...J bbls: Refined, 238 bbLs. To
Philadelphia -Crude,92l bbls: Refined, EZ:: WE.
Receipts: Per A. V. Railroad — Crude,S.s9 bbls:
Retine.l.364 bb*.s. Per Allegheny ricer at tanks,
1,759 LbL, From Parkersburg. per steamer, 60
IMls.
PITTSBURGH ilia - UOE MARKET
IV , . OF TIT E D 01. t Post,
11'ednc , day, May kb, )
elnairkB —The wcati,er ha , again changed,
and we had a steady rain daring the largest por
tion of the 4.,r. This eau,cd, in a manner, Pretty
, ouch a sus; end of transactions. besides the
alori. ^: ;refs- from the .\trey of the Potomac
tarried tit, city by storm, and totally* antit ted the
for buQine. The sales that came under
our notice xi:]' fcrand Wow: Flour--The
market yester.hiy presentol no change worthy of
r...tiee. The stock iu tint hand; is not large,
there is. however, no clia-lze in prices. Dealers i
confine their operations to lots to meet the wants I
of the trade. in Phi:adz-labia, New York,
nud Italtim 7,re the market W.V. VW' dull, price s
dec - ined The rates in the... 2 places have
blieon- vr• hare to notice a dem
ma ; k, t ant, unt ~ f sales to meet the
wants ••f the City trade. The , tack in first hands
is 11.0 large ; tend upward.
Flour-110 , market yesterday was very quiet,
the demand being, limiter!. The tinfa•orable
weather ao doubt had its eiket on traAo gattex
the reteilits were fight and sales likewi,e.
Safe; SI hlds Extra, :1 , 0 lads Extra Family,
$7. 25 do, 403 90st 7 00. Sales of lots Irma
wagon at a variety of priers, according to onalit.r.
There i. Dv demand for export at present.
Bneol/ Market steady with a moderate de
mand. 80040,600 lbsrhoutlers,,,..: i,,se ths sides,
: ,5,000 th; Plain Hants, 81,41; 2,0001b 5 S 111 (t m,
the . Sales 1:2.000 Ifs at the ,ante range .4pri,e3.
I country meat at lower tlgares.
NV ['irk": ) esterday were tho saute as
the previous day. We note sales in a regular way
Cityut Rectified. ceoste.
Chi)exe --Market firm. We note tale; , 120 boxes
W._ It. Ih. .?-.3 do °ashen, I,:e.
Applest---The receipt.; for some days past were
linaitedtrand holdertrwere firm. :tales of r , ll mo s
prime at 3t/33
Salt- Sale, 1.50 hbls at $1 7;ie.tl Sir.
Batter—The demand was mealeratc, the re
ceipts being liimited. Hales 7 bids and 4 boxes at
220. the latter fur choice. Stocks on hand
limn tent.
rocertea—lVe note regular sales and a fair
business being transacted at the following prices:
I l iatgar—wleans. 1214 e: Cuba, 12c; Crashed, I
iSe : Coffee A and 8,1.1414; 1 4.3.
Molittoses—Sales Orleans at r ,, 53` , 00.
Cotree—Sales Rio at 33W..340.
Itloo—Sides!:, tierces Island at
Grain—The market was unchanged as regards
prices or demand. We omit quotations.
Dried Beef—Market firm. Sales 800 It's SO,
111-:c. Stock not large.
i s otatoes-The receipts are increasing, and
prices tend downward. Sales 2'o bash Neshart
tioeksi Wk4 . l:l>sl.
Dried Fruit—The market was firm with a
good demand. Sales 110 bush Peaches, 413 25,• 60
(10,5".1t In 3 25. Apples sates 85 bush, $1 (lid 50.
00
50
40
20
15
PROVISION MARKMr
Cincinnati.
The Providion market note early a blank to
day. 13nyers of lard areffering over .954 c,
hut their bid; at that figure will not be met with
tit) . brands of any repute.
Bulk shotdders we quote nominally Rafe.
Mose; bulk side; at lie. and bulk hams at 5,
A sale of hams at fe. melted. was made. Bacon
shoulders may be regarded as daft at 4Xe, and
bacon sides at lil-I:osAie. Mess Pork. of particular
brands, has been in some request on special or
ders tbr a day or two, and several Aldo of such.as
filled the order were'made :at $l4. MN ; figue,
though maintained by the packers of
the
u't •
wanted, i; ahsve the current tone of the mark • t.
Philadelphia 311n1
During the month of April the businette of the
nited Stake Aesay °thee, ut New York, was as
Howe :
$1t10,000; $30,000 ; total,
c 41,000. tiold bare stamped, $144,2111 seat to
L .- sited States Mint, at Philadelphia for eoinno,
$56,170.
lbotr oe Marked( Nay 2nd.
Sincethe-data very-dut weekly=summarY
market has been l and na'tratisactions
of moment have heenraported. The stock of Rio
in fast.hands foots up 12.000 . bags, but of other de
-scriptions- the market is nearly - bare. Priceis,
which are necessarily nominal, we - quote as fol
lows: Rio, 31@ lac for counnyn to strictly prime;
Lairuayra, 3 803314 e, and Java, 40c
N THE ORPHAN'S corns - FOR
I
the County of Philadelphia :
In the matter Of the Partition of the Real Es
tate of Patrick Kennedy. deo'd.
To Mary Doran, wife ofJames Doran: Marga
ret Ford, widow; Renaud Kennedy; :Patrick,
Mary and John Kennedy, -miner: children of
Jan Kennedy, dec'd.: Thomas Kennedy and
A errell :—Yon will please notice Rule to
acceptor refuse to take eaid Real - Estate at the
valuation. returnable Friday, May 1, IS6 at 10
o'clock.-A. M.
J. COOKE LosesTioaT,
Attonte7 to'r-Petitioner
mb24:lam4vr
lEJITANTIED IMMEDIAXELX—Ai snit;
V V of well furnished rooms ettitrible for a
PHYSICIAN'S RECEPTION ROOM AND
OFFICE in a locality easily found and acoessi.
kilo. with or without, board. Address 9 stating'
term=, including ore and Sti, W_.B" D 4-
l'A TC OFFICE. tnhah
FO'
r"
BUILDING LOTS - WOE SALE
IN LAWRENCEVILLE Four loth 24 by
.16 feet each: handsomely- tgated on Church
street situated nearrinaPaaseail way. will
be sold cheap for milk on application at this Of.
Boo' fehl7tdtt
S UNDRIES --
Orman. Coffee iVhtskeer,
For sahib, • - - WOMAN /kW &
Corner of Ohio Eared and Diamond.'"
nab 4Andien7 DIM
R. HITTCHIkSON:
•
(L.lllll LFECIT Eftl:Cii7So*):
EtaiSMON FORWADIN4t , MUCHA
WESTERN RESERVE, : CHEESE,"
Flour, Grain, Fhh. Dried *nit. Pot. arid 'Year
Ashes. and PRODUCE GENERALLY,. ,
Best Brands of Family Flour Alt B
rawf- on and
No. 102 Second Sireet,'
- -
Between Wed and - Market,
PITTBBU4Ii : I'ENNIA:
tt. - ILiberal advance made on Consignment.,
apll-I.t d
TO BITILDEIWAND CONTRACMPEW
•
We are nowmanufewttainx &Imitator .
which we an prepared to deliver from our 1130A1
YARD, SO9 UIMMrSMMa.
h ard Boat n= of 76'inally Coal WW2, on
aa
mySi DICESON. titTllatAaT i CO.
CEO. R. COCHRAN. ,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT li.AW
Office No. 69 Grant street, nearthe Conic '
Howe. Pittsburgh. - - ,
4 LL 111178INESS ENTRUSTED; li2r
xx his care will receive pnt Col
lections rude and the money promptly remitted.
deceelyd
Buying Selling
... 1 47 00
1 34 00
1 45 00
JUST RECEIVED
a splendid'stock of
SPRING DELAIRES ik DRESS GOODS
CALICOS, OINOILAIIS, 4te.
Special attention is called to onr stook of Minas
and Irish Linens that was purchased before the
great advance in Dry Goods. Callsoon and Secure
your Spring Goods as they will be muoh higher'
Remember the plan_ ,e No. 96 Market street. be
twen Fifth and the Diamond.
mh2 .11. J. LEMUR.-
.
.LIIPTON
GRAVEL ROOFERS
MORNING POST BUILDING,
CARPETS.
1862. DECEMBER, 1562,
W. D. it NeVALLLIIIII.
•
87 FOITATH STREET,
„ LARGE PORTION OF. O ITESTOCH.
A - 31t ving leen bought previona to a series of
isdeanees„and now replenished(ust before the
larsmt nava:ice of the season) with the newest de
signs -In Carpets, Oil Meths. Window shades; ace.
A favorable opportunity. is offeted pur*mors at
moderate rates, as prices belliather. de4l7
W. B. Lt rrox.- 3. R. ()LODEN;
LIPTON tt 014.1101110 EN,
/XIIPACTI7,IOOI3 AND DIZALllli.epl
FELT CEMENT 8/, GRAVEL ROOFINO
IKlsatepaira tool(' Gravel, Canvass mad Bletallo
Roofs made at thelowest prices,
All work promptly' attended taaad warranted'.
Dtrzete, Morning Post Raildifq. oorderrift.tiaed
Wood etreetaad atom - tuld7-
“THE UNION.”
ARCH STREET, between 2d And 4th
MILADELPITI:
UNDERsIGNED MEANING. BE.
newel the lease of the above ‘Porttlar, otel
for a series of oars, would xespeothas call cal)
attention'of the travelintoublia to ite,eentrallo•
cants: eitherlorbesinessA,Mensitro.l
mb:layd TIIMMAEM-WEBIE.G;
JUST RECEIVED; AT UDR .IC.ALNICEI,
98 BLUIKET STREWN',
Ladies' fine Lasting •Balredial:•Bu'rtort arid Con=
grms beard Gaiters; -Ladies' , tin white, and:
blaok glove Rid and plorpoco Blip-Dom Ladies'
fine glove- Calf' almoral and, Coalgress - Bootffi
Gents fine Mots, Balmoral !and - Gaiters;
• full assortment. Isey.s! and - lontha , Boots"; Sc
gts
and Gaitem Bli , suaand Children 'a fancy B-o.lta;
Shoos and Halters of all kinda and atides.
Be- sure and call. and' at last- examine in*
stock before purchising , half Goods else-,
whore.
Remember, at ' toitLAND's, 98 Market St.
2d doorfrom birth- ; • . I
BLACK DIAMOND fglirlL
PITTSDITIME, PA.
PARR, BROTHER de
2EANUFACTrIISE3 Or
Best Quality Refined 'Oast Steel, !,
Square. Flat and. Octagon. of all. slam Warran—
ted equal to any imported or manufactured in
this eountrt
OA. Office anti Warehouse. No. 140 and i5l
rust and 120 and /22 Second streets, Pitts
burgh. fehla./.9d.
SPRING GOODS'
Ivilinaon w o?BayD to our stiook of THE '41k1119"1
SPRING ANDSIJIIIIER• '.GOODS
embracing all tbemewestatyles of
PLAINAND FANCY CASSIXERES,
imitable for Business Sulfa. A fell and. ceinniota
assortment at Sim black :
CLOTHS AND CASSIBTEHES{ --:
Plain and. figured Silk and Bolin
ti.. MegELE
.co, ,
,148 }TIMBAL suir or,
Comm of Market &Mare. Allegheny' city
mhsniandf.
NEW • EPISCOV.V.WZ
To Strengthen and Im'pnate Oo' Mat.
LIE serl4l3k_ PEBBLV.,L
Russian • SpaotaoWS,
P ERSONISI 4410PilattriFiloak s a
t
tfeetire sight. arising from Ago or other c
es aor ho
r la elieved by rising the Husslan. R. Spunlitwiqiieh have been - wen-tried ii)C
many responsible citizens of. Pittsburgh--and P.
chitty; to whozn•they have given perfect satilifa
tion. The certificates • of •these,persuris can De'
seen'at niy °mob.
Vt. All who purchase one pair or•the-Runaltur4
Pebble Spectaoles are entitled to be supplied Ind
roturefrois.tchargis with those which will atwags: ,
vivo satisfaction, • - • •
Therefore. ifyon wish . to • ensure an improve
mentin your sight call on t
J. DIAMOND, Practical Optician,:di I
Manufacturer ortheltusaiaril'obbleßPeotaded •
.
•
Janie' No. ssa flithetreet. Peet Building f,
Jar- My place of businessis 01E4.4 on.entiirda.V.
CL OA LANILVOR SALE.--171:eSUIr--
a, Bulbar offers for sale, very low hie farm of
8.5 acres, situated in Washington township
biaaa county, Ohio. one mile and a half from
Iluesville station on the Pittsbergh k Cleveltuad
Railroad. Rally EiV nores are:improved and mot
der cultivation and the. whole 18 Mottle deal i
The buildings area hewed log. bouse44dtable.
caw shed. dm The farm is well Mut thha
onetnile of the-railroad.
Terms of sale7Onelkolfwink rtisotaltda
the
remainder.' Priteto - oer
Address. MalltA.F.L Rlinesville Wl
=Columbiana eartuty.-0/110.
Refer to Jim. McCabe. Ross street....lhttiourgh.
, .
MILIff3GOT . O, P.CLOF/1121 WE
ets: seedted b " r°l
Zuatayi;
-/t -Talmo -
127 Libarti street
ovrs o
fo.iratvAini-u-Ettr
DEL
volvers. Coofier'd Double ActVon..4-Minbat-'
tan Fire Aron Company. Allen 4tr Wheelock's.'
Snarp's for sale low to o
toe b
1 ,4 44 11 Ati -, i3OWN. ,
. • • • _p 338 -Wood
E LT. CE 111 N It.:42iiDttGitskirE
Rada& of the beet materiel atet the lowo
P dew.
Dealer hs
corner Fifth and Wood streets.
, emouss,Viudriummi Veittage,
-43.1.330-4-33ne idortof... - -
f,.,. GENT r FURNISHING - 430018 j
iolnegnathrltrttiu si %eddies; and ests7
j,thistsusuall7 pt by Mgt dam Apentibbastitor*
-4 0rdete Vrolaritar imamate& . avi,wayd
4)1 v •:-7r w 0 7114 I (D,RED
IPAl P :Bedetrlttretersz oi dad'lttalftionnt nn
6an /tin troab, ander she At
.st-o • tars.
o:lutanist& goo wan
Et 3 vat
.TAI DS.
Vain Iron of t. au%
_
Establish - 0 - 4 1842;
- ICI3DIM'ij;
1 -- . • -----. ..-_.--..-. _.
_1;_11;;;i1X.Q 1411W,Egailf-1.-
:Teethed 'ttgal ' ' '---". "' w t,-..-
ly Modesto fall denomi- -.-- -"'ivi..i ....
nations. treit , seeretand- ' . ."- - ,-.-".- -'.. °.';,:-:-,,-
delicate disorders,
of
- ' 4 ...-Zp-,.. -
abuse and 1- ditieciscay- or:' '--- . ... - 2-7 , ztf
tuations oommonand in. . - ''- ; - 'l O- - -
oidcnt to youthlt :Of both ;:;.;.;:;; - '; , 3.-,i- :7 ..
1
1 , 1131 2 , , and adults,_ le ay. mar.riod. lificauge
Xon; listageturi.lpnbl kw the feat of Ms 'dotes
ao. the Ignorant and falsely modest are drogar t aty
shocked, and think It se; great sitorevy 'inn:coral
and-for ,contamination „and .corrußtion. . escort
;Mtvivvepre.tershigisos-and;datttem lbws
PhYanan should be cautions to keep them.
km_A.norancethattim de the same as Dr - BRAN"
SMUP, (exempt publishing) lest a lucrative praq
tice - Might 0.16 et Ad them tinpM.Lfakclir
modest .Sind, presumptuous l amu h e.. bo and
rateedin ignotanuei-Uprultrup as nt ' ti 0 and
who compare society. internam:o,lmm. Aro. to
- dollars ind-'lOent4 - -utruterionsty, unsuitY-'orillY
gotten. It is to publicity, how
.. ,
.eyer that numerom ,
memo - emd .I=MM:us arednanattil , bust their
;rots trolV ers : dell= elleigtionntTemf-cabl-:,
have been.reetored to health and vizor bY DR,'
ISEANSTRUPi:besidesmsmr,bbfore and after .
marriage through him have been saved =hob eu
.fering.l.anidety,imurtilleation, -k0,.. , EpanMtorr-
Ilea or nocturnal =missions aro completely cared
In avery shod apace of litall km newgeniedio;
which are_peouliarlyhis own- hey era compounas
routhe;_Yeeretable -Itingdomi -, havias -seen the
fallacy:oftheMegaurialteatment,hobas abandon
ed it and subetitnted the vmtitalle- Fannie dii.
eased are treated with markeusuccess•—nrimg hat
over-forty Year!;(;0) imperiencedn.thorr tree:-
ment In hospitals of both the 013 World and In
thelluited;Stettai Medd bird to pay—.#y:.till 'frith a
fair trial, health and happiness 'rill again bloom
moomthemow—ps. ailed Ohiseitc., XrifieWologer with
montebanks an con;oks. but some and be curet
Qconnaeptiort and, alt i ef- its , biodvoil.'ciLeaser. of
which so - Many 10.110,3113 , ' 111 our countries, can
nOW be relieved,'providtag,shecyreuend -to it in
time Ball particulars elm behad of ra.trgeaturou I
15 1Moumng_-"Cepy_of the Mediosd 4dvlsorwhicis
is given tram to sunhat aPpir ilavt kgthe ad
vantage of over;lort4 'h
yearn egyerleno.p n g rid observation. oenseetten -- he as superior citisi
in the treattnent bf enehisi , dbroasco4- Ind who is
/IRV eniatiltedbYtruiportifeauomas well en mom
mended by :repectable
.M.; "nitliens,„.plibi:irums, 1 -, ro
Prietors '
of hotels., ho, ..a. Emit eold
alibet. near Illamond street,. ~ _ Print4i to ßnuni-
ca-ione from all parts of the Won strirly at
temiodto.- ,Direst le
Ila.tbaralt Pon Wice.
_ . . .
INEPORTANT, TO ,LADIES
S. JOHN HARvicir. lIFLVVEW FOn
ato upintrdit tif tirentyirearvlevoted big' pro
fessional time exclusively to the treatment of
Female .Difficuities. and having stmeaded in thou
sands of owe in restOr.lngtho, ate ioUNI -to sound
health Ems noVientire coniiiittee in (think,/ nub.
Jloly ?lea
~ .
HGreat Amoriaaa Re)
422,dip
ig
D-, O 4ATEX',
CRONO , THERMAL : FEMAL E PILLS
Which hale ntiver:Yeiltaled(when.tho dims •
gana have bean strictly folk:grad) in re
- inovinkAiiitardilealittiaing front-
ObStlibtitni-oi Stoppage •of, ITstaira.
or in Testorinit the system to - pacfeet itanlth when
auffennfrfront`,...*spataffectiorte. Prolar,atia Uteri. theWater, or attar wear :noes of the Uterine Or.
Nernaw
rmalrallot Hlidericas PakOfitnz..ACC.. Ara.. &a.,
whicli are , Lorerunttere of 1110Y0 s erious die2aza.
l'ilirareperfcray Aar:Wes; yentas colt
cfsliasoaturmagi As taken' tolletabas arelizatlfe
•inaleitmithoFi amyl - 47,4004.v.; at the earns time
they act hts a ohartn, by atrenzthaning s knvigo
:rttung; and rdstoriniethe systemic a isesithy eon.
dition - •
EnakbbiaontainaSlPilla.'•itral 0 iris DaLLAB,
and wheat desired lOW be sent •isit gro-raia
by any advorfired Agent w on receipt of thcp-. nag'
J. 'BRYAN. Rochester: Ns•Y.; °choral Azoni
;Said by I)7lk"Mgrailk
, • • Ottrair Maack. pireqt avd the , Dbunand,
@h
- Arent far l'ittshiare.
AN/ 10 0D— •
HOW .14011111 --HOW RESTOBEDE
Jt o ,lcald4hed, in 'a &sled &welt/pp.. Price
A LECrE ON TIM NA.ITI.EIC.MLEAT
VENT - Radleal"Cure of,Snuinatorincoa or
Setataal Yeaktta i ,: tinvoluntarr Emmtssilms.
Bernal Debility., and TippNlimeota to ,Marriage
nerteralitviTervdtttere,•Co sum tiorr.-Etnicpsy
* pi Eitel Montal and pktyarat Lioatataturnsult.
im • frons Silf-Aburaw ,ROBT: - .3.UL.
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" A Bann to Thousands Suggrers,"
Bent under seal, in a plaip envektiic ah 7 ad-
Ares% Posfi ,- sfaid, on reoeiptotiiislhait% or two
jaostalto stamjas, Li Dr CH. J; C. KLINE,
3427 lirAgethrhy•)Veve
ralinzdawato., +•, Post Virto Doz. 4ass.
• ' • ViiiiLlir4*,o33,ElkttrAXY,
STEAM.- E-RGI-I , IE'BUILDERS
mro.n.
ink k llAL lILIICHIMSTI IND i ciIIERINAKENS,
gear the ,Penn. a. 2; Paiaidga Depot
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Eknow,Mcranitina from throe to one
mired 'm& lima - and- salad for
- Midst Mills. tlatr vei,'SFarnacen, Bactoriee,
ctn.
eivetiartieuiar aLtestdog icia * ' a ter itruction 01
We- sali t g„:3 os rX At: trir:: 133 ,1: 4 0 •eO ,
rn en 'amnia-rope
are einem ; Malted and - renkirfol c ahlPa
leant at shortnotice. Refines mad4dolleo orova. .y
deacnptioa, _,
Jurnilhßoilas and ghee Iroit 7
,serate
t /rot Bhaftintjfruntisis and - entries l in •
erle7rverlg th ami ountinuathernanufabture of
Wooten M ay and Machlipe,Oards.-
-'•Onvioriese aralow. our machinery manufactur
ed of gm tHet quaiitycf materials, an 4 tfasrantef
In all eases to 'give satisfaction. -
Arch/dem faun all'perla of the country
ad and prowl:lnv Hiked.. . Imlay
LAKE ) 7 41PEItla pia lopipaiiiirE a
141WELLIEtigilit 14 1 4.11.1 kg.
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Ticke Bottomelll..Bottoair„ Wits/
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ififripEusn made to order , Steamboat wen t .
:steam actig i randreintlrfor - PrOtaPtlar- at
tended to. Hottaular at Untion_PasPUllltdikg up
Weihierielreor Coal and-Carbon ;AL% •
, Also. act t ic i rkto for, the Western , Dhtint of
Pennityl Althe role o(h:torah. Lanodell t
,oviase i tano robot Pump, the hest ever Silveri.
ted havingmoyalres ithi not liable to, get oht of
trier arid miff •th.ww mererormailhaft anar pomp
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*twig° .b", , JOHN EL .limos;
131 ° rI • - - • a Wood street.
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