roam
MEDICAL.
~~?IBELY v ABL
NO ALOONOLIG PREPARATION.'
A PURE TONIC MEDICINE
SOOFLANIPS
.CEL BERATED
GERMAN BITTERS
I 8 C. D, 4/ACKBOII, Philade
Plus, Penna.,
Will ef f
ectually cure
Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Cluninie. or Nervous Debility, Diseases
of the lihineya, and all Diseases
Aviator from a 'Disordered
Llaeir or Stomach.
lamb
as Cod-
. •
_patina. Inward
Piles, Fullness or
Blood to the Head.
Aciditp_of the Stomach.
Nausea, Heratburn. Disgust
for Food. Fullness or Vircoght in
the 'Stomach; Sour Fnictations, Sink
ing or Fluttering at the Pa Homedm
ach. Swimmin g or the Limo.and
difficult Breathing, Muttering at the lleart.
Choking or suffocating sensations when in a lying
,msturrli' Dimness ofVision, Dote or webs be
fore tne sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
Head. Deficiency of Perspiration, Yel.
lowness of the Skin and E_yes,Pain in
the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &o.
Sudden Flushes of Broat, Burn
in the Flesh, Constant
imaginings of Evil,
ad greatdepres
sion of
spirits,
ADdiefik tmitiviihr eminent Yellow.Perer. Billions
eNer. ka
MIRY CONTAIN
M; Ai - ifiapitot. OR BAD WHISKY,
„Thep will owe the above diseases in ninety-nine
toes tent of a hundred..
Induce' - ,a sale and universal
sePtuartl. Aloofld's German Bitters. (purely
vegetable hosts of imorant quacks and unscru
.)ulous venturers, have opened upon suffering
liunanity the flood gates of N ostrums in the shape
of poor whisky, vilely compounded with injurious
bogs. and christened Tonics. Stomachics and Bit
tam
Beware of the innumerable array of alcoholic
reparations in plethoric bottles, and bigcbeiiied
ilteKs, under the modest appellation of Bitters
"boob. instead of curing - only aggravates diseases,
nil leave the disappointed sufferers in despair.
YOU W A NT SOMETHING 70 STR ENG Tl 7•
EN YOU?
VOUWANT A GOOD APPETITE?
00 YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CON
STITUTION:
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL wzzil
,po YOU WANT TO GET BID OF NER VO US
' N 4 7 479 t -
DO WANT ENr.taY
Doyou want to sleep well?
Do you want a brisk and vigorous
feeling?
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN. BITTERS
host J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor of the En
cyclopedia :of Religious Knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of
their ingredients and effects; I yet know of no
eutficient reason why a man may not testify to the
benefit he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit of others,
do 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 unpres- ,
don that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture,
lam indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker,
6sq.,for the removal of this prejudice by proper
eats, and for encouragement to try .them, when
nfferingfrom great and long continued debility.
boliseorthree bottler of these Bitters, at the
goeguming of the present year, was followed by
evident relief. and restoration to a degree of
Oodily and mental vigor which I had not Jell for
az months before, and had almost depairod of re
_aining. I therefore thank God and my friend for
Bireeting mete the useof them.
NEWTON
'PHILADICLPHIA. Tun J. e
13. 1861. BROWN.
,roes the Rae. Joseph E. Kennard, Pastor of the
Tenth Baptist Ghurch.
Da. JecarsoN—Dxsa 8,5 have been ft rt.-
unently requested to connect my name with com
inendntions of different kinds of medicine, but
.44tVe the nractics as out of my appropriate
i.ip in l
haven all cases declined; but with a
nlear proof in various instances , an particularly
fin my owh .fanogy. of the usefulness of Dr. Hoof
land's German Bitters. I depart I rom my usual
coarse., to express my full conviction that for
Numeral debility of the system, and especially Liv-
Eomplaint it is a safe and valuable preparation.
some cases it may fail, but usually I doubt not
be very - beneficial to those who suffer from
Auabovscauses.> Yours very reetfully,
T. NNARD.
Eighth below Coats street Pia.. Dee. 24th.
tonthe Wife ezt ALDERMANWUNESF R. Ger
mantown.
GEMIANTOWIt. June 1861.
D .C. M. JACX.l3(?27—Sir:—.it gave me pleasure
Years ago, to give you a certificate, testiiyin
th (German Bitters had done for me, lam
imperfectly cured of all those diseases your
edicine professes to cure,. viz; Dyspepsia, Citron
sand Nervous debility, disease of theupon Kidneys,
le. Th powerful influence exerts Ner-
vouSteros e tration is surprising it ,
I have been con
sulted ffequently in reference to your Eittess.and
without hesitation, have recommended it for the
above complaints, e&ti in every instapce it has
effectually , cured. Your - mcine has - a great
aeoutation in Germantown, sid is sold in even ,
Drug Store, and in most of the Grooery stores
here. If any one should question what I say, let
thenteome to Germantown, and will prove to
their satisfaction, that the Bitters have cured in
this vicinity more than twenty cases of the above
Lemmas.
itedpeetray, HANNAH WUNDER,
Nib street. above Rittenhouse. Germantown.
eon's.
.rusr•THE MING FOR THE SOLDIER&
Will build up the constitution, and give health
end. - etreingth to an overtasked and disarmed
THE TER TIMONY PROM THE ARMY
PHILADELPHIA, A t 12. 1862.
Da. O. M. Ironton—Dear Sir: While in \Fir
. 8 a. owing to tho change of water. I was taken
w. di a"evere diarrhea. which seemed incurable,
and which greaUg weakened me. When we
-cached Marunsbarg. I feared I should have to
owe home, bt noticing some of your Bitten in
.he store Mr. M. 11. Price, in that town, pur
hued a inippkyvand en taking it wee edyre
stored to numb. ' The diarrhma w as quit
ehecked„ - aind I experienced no return of it. A
en/liter of ray comrades. who suffered in thesame
manner and from the same coupe, with whom
anted the Bitten, Join me in this certificate. I
expect to return to the seat of war with tho Leg
on„ atbil Shalt certainly take a MI/PIP of the Bit
rein M 3 ., knapeaek. I would not be without it
tilt weight in gold. particularly on going into a
semitone region.
Tons trot.A. E. ALTMMIJS.
Comeau, 11. Scott Legion.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.%
BeCduit the signature of C. M. JACKSON."
Is °nine Wiurrint of ear' bottle.
Principal Office, and Manufactory
NO. 163 ARCH STREET,
JONES & EVANS,
(SuCeessors to C. M. Jackson & Co. , )
Proprietor -8
Sr Po r
Unite Drassists an byealers in eve*.
town In the United States. and
Dr. 6. H. KEYSER.
13. P. SC Pittaburgit.,
Irscurrz, •
111.924:4-deod Allegheny City.
ILS.AIso for sale at JOSEPH PLEMINEPS cor
gir of the Diamond and Market street. •
1°111114 " IF - b7 NINON .701Edus.
dinar thnithilold and Fourth Maid
A. 3. RANKIN sit CO.,
Narked Most, throe doors below 4th, Pittsburgh
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PRBPAARD BY
About 1704, by the death of his father,
he came into possession of his patrimony,
and went np to London. Here he engaged
in all the extravagancies of fashionable
!Acta, tifFe'rrtl4o7ll,O;;;mtiru---
as
a means of livelihood. In this disreputa
ble business he was very successful, win
ning large sums of money by means of '
systems of calculatio n difficult of compre
hension, and carefully concealed from his
antagonists. At length, having fought a
duel with a gentleman whose sister he had
seduced, and killed his opponent, he was
arrested, tried, and convicted of murder.
This was afterwards changed to man
slaughter. He managed, however, to es
cape from prison, and fled to the conti
nent, where he traveled several ears, giv•
ing much attention to the banking systems
of the countries he visited, and support
ing himself by every species of gambling.
Subsequently he returned to Scotland
and published a project for the establish
ment of what he termed a land bank - , the
notes of which were never to exceed in
value the entire land of the Kingdom.—
The scheme was discussed in the Scotch
Parliament, but, being rejected, Law re
turned to the continent, and, having in
the course of hie wanderings visited the
Duke of Savoy, he presented to him his
land bank project. This sagacious Prince
saw at once that its modusoperandi would
be in a short time to place all the mouoy
of hi I subjects in his own hands, "and
then," inquired the Duke, "how shall
they be able to pay their taxes when all
their money is gone ?'' To this reason•
able question the pi-ejector was unable to
render a satisfactory answer, and he was
advised by his interrogator to go to France,
where the people were fond of plausible
novelities. He acted upon this advice
and returned to Paris, where he had, du
ring the life time of Louis the Fourteenth,
presented a likescheme to Desmarets, the
banker, who refused to entertain it. He
now proposed it to the Regent of Or
leans, who directed Noailles to examine
the matter and report as favorably as pos
sible. The assistance of merchants and
bankers was called in, but their judgment
was adverse to the plan. Nevertheless,
in 1716, a bank with a capital of 6,000,000
livres (about $1,110,000) divided into
shares of five hundred livres each, was
established by • authority, Law investing
in it about $3,000, the proceeds of gam•
bling successes. Shares were payable
one-fourth in specie and three-fourths bil
lets d'etat (government paper.) At this
time the finances of France were in a
dreadfully disordered state. Louis and
his officials, by corruption and mismanage.
ment, had brought the country to ruin.—
The national debt amounted to about
three billions oflivrea, to pay the interest
on which there remained only three mil
lions of livres in the treasury, This debt,
considering the resources of France, was
enormous ; there seemed to be no remedy
for the evil but the desperate one of re
pudiation. This Was - averted, though the
means only aggravated the difficulty.
new coinage was ordered which debased
the currency one-fifth of its original value.
By . this piece of' swindling the, treasury
gamed seventy-two millions of livres, but
the business relations of the country were
thrown into great disorder. Then follow
ed the arrest and prosecution of plunder
ing contractors,' one-fifth of the fine im
posed being given - to the informers. The
jails were filled to overflowing, which
would be the case in this country if a like
course were pursued at the present thine.
One only (Samuel Bernard) was executed.
This man offered $1,250,000 to be allow
ed to escape, but withbut success. So
corrupt was every branch of the adminis
tration, that no benefit resulted from
' these proeecations. It was at this period
that Law and hie associates established
their bank. The gambler was now on the
topmost wave of posterity. He made his
notes payable on presentation in current
coin. "in less than one .year his issues
commanded a premium of .15 per cent._
whilst government paper was at a discount
of 78 per cent. The Regent, astonished
at his success, fancied that paper would
entirely supercede specie. Law took ad
vantage of this delusion, and set on foot
what has been known as the Mississippi
bubble.
The Mississippi, trading company was
)II do use
THE DAILY POST-ADVANCED
EA.TE2.
1
One Year, by i
Six mohths, mail.
Three "
One ..•
CI
~...
.. • .. ••• •••-
One week. delivered In t h e dbl.--
To arcuate per lSingle
int - taxa ..... . _ ........ -.. 200
NEW ADVERT RATES.
The following rates of advertising have been
_agreed upon by the Publishers of the Pittabnrge
+ 34 95 , Pram to take effect on ne w er the 10 th
day of November.lB62, on al ()entracte
.FOB STANDING HATTER,
PER SINGLE 8 004R1, 'EVERY DA. P.
0210 insertion- - $ 60 Two montha-- $9 00
Two insertions—. I 00IThye e months_ 11 00
Three insertions 125 Four months.... 13 0 0
One week- ...... -.. 200 Five months,... 14 00
Two weeks .......... 350 Six months__ 15 00
Three weeks. ...... 5 00 Nine months,... 20 00
One month..-..... 600 One year ....... ... 25 00
FORCHANGEA.BLE MATTER.
HoWhich allows theprivilege of a weekly change
f matter. to be inserted among new
adV
ertisements.
.
PER SIAGL3I3Q9dag, EVERY DAY;
Sixmonths . ... .......... .. ................. - ........ $ l O 00
Twelve months ...
N0tice5...'...........;. ..... .
... —... 80 00
Administrators' - ...... 225
Marriage N0tice5......,... .... . 75
Death. Notices. each in5erti0n................. 50
__llo6. All advertisements ordered in for one
Month, or less time, to be cash at the time of or-
daring.
DAILY POWII
CURRENCY INFLATIONS IN
FORMER TIMES.
The mischievous consequence resulting
from laige additions of paper money to
the circulating medium of a country ex
tensively engaged in manufacturing, com•
mercial and other pursuits of a kindred
character, are too well understood by per
sons of ordinary intelligence to 'need ex
emplifications. Nevertheless, by way of
illustrating the effects of an expanded
currency, and in hope of interesting our
readers, we propose to sketch briefly the
career and financial operations of the no
torious John Law, whose illusive backing
schemes scattered ruin throughout France
during the first qUarter of the last century.
This remarkable man was born in Edin•
burg, in the year 1681. At the early age
of fourteen, his father, who was a gold
smith and banker, received him into his
counting-honse, where he rapidly acquired
a knowledge of accounts, for which he
possessed peculiar qualifications. He was
endowed by nature with a tall, well-pro
portioned, graceful person; a countenance
(though pitted with small-pox) beaming
with intelligence, insinuating address, and
fascinating manner. These accomplish
ments gained for him the favor of the
fair sex, and a reputation of a man of gal
lantry in the very worst sense of that
word.
organized with exclusive privileges, in
1717, the shares being payable in billeti
d'etat, at their nominal value. After some
financiering, intended to deceive the peo
ple, the company became the "Royal
Bank of France." The Regent thencaused
an issue of notes amounting to one thous
and Millions of livres. Thus the coon•
try was flooded with worthless , paper
money, it having no solid basis to rest
upon.
.$8 00
215
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The Parliament became jealous of Law
and opposed him, A new minister of fi'
Dance came into power, whose first opera
tion was to order that all who brought
4,000 livres in specie and 1,000 in billets
d'etat shmild receive 6,000 livres in coin.
Of course the coin was debased. Parlia.
merit countermanded this order, and the
Regent countermanded the order of Par
liament. Affairs became complicated,
and finally Lewis' bank was forbidden to
have anything to do with the government.
Some Senators even proposed to hang
Law. The speculator fled to his friend,
the Regent, who calmed the storm and
-rescued him from danger. The Mini&
sippi scheme flourished--50,000new shares
Were issued. Law promised a dividend of
two hundred livres upon five hundred in •
vested. The people were seized with a
stock jobbing mania, immense numbers
applied for shares. We have no apace for
a description of the scenes which trans
pired at Lewis' residence—dukes, mar
guises, and high-born ladies jostled with
porters, coal men, and servant maids----no
class was exempt from this madness. Im
mense fortunes were made in a day, some
times in an hour. Royal troops cleared
the streets When Law passed in his car.
riage. Trade was artificially stimulated—
everything seemed to prosper.
Atlast the evil day came, te bubbe
burst --the glittering fabric, rest h ing upo l n
nothing, fell with a ceash, and thousands
were crushed beneath its ruins. All ef
forts to revive public confidence were vain,
and the great financier was compelled to
flee from the wrath of the populace. Mil
lions had passed through his hen ds, but
he had nothing left except a diamond.—
Alter wandering for years through Eu
rope, subsisting by gambling, he died in
Venice, in 1729.
It was long before France recovered from
the shock, and many thousands were
utterly erased by the loss of epecie con
veyed out of the country by unscrupulous
speculators.
Negro Equality in Canada.
That portion of Canada bordering the
Detroit river, where gentlemen of African
decent from the "neighboring republic"
first do land and most do congregate, is a
perfect paradise for the negro. At the re,
cent Kent assizes, held at Chatham, a
scene occarred. The Planet thus de
scribes :
Upou the case being called, Mr. Thom
as Russell rose in the jury box and said
that one of the jurors chosen was a color
ed man, and the eleven white men agreed
that they would not sit with him. He said
this in behalf of the Jury, but out of no
contempt for the court, but simply stated
the fact, and begged to be relieved.
,ilikkirdtbe*fra by reanrsw-ke
as jurymen as you have been chosen.
Mr. Russell—We do not think he is in
telligent enough to act.
Judge Richards—But the lair Rao he is,
and that is sufficient. The law is the
judge in this matter, not the jury.
Mr. Russell—Nell, then, sir, I must
respectfully decline to Bit as a juryman
with this colored man.
Justice Richards—Well, then, I shal .
fine yon.
Mr. Russell —And if I do not pay the
fine?
Justice Richards—l shall send you down
below (to goal.)
Mr. Russell—Well. (Here Mr. Russell
left the jury box.
Justice Richards—Mr. Clerk, what is
that man's name leaving the box.
The Clerk (Ireland)—Mr. Thomas Rus
sell, my lord.
Justice Richards—Well, then, record a
ilia of live pounds against Mr. Thomas
Mr. Sargeson Verrall, standing in his
place in the jury box—My Lord, I am ill
able to pay a tine pounds, but really I can•
not sit here, but will go to the cells.—
(Here Mr. Verrall left the jary box.)
Justice Richards—Mr. Clerk, what is
the name of that man who is now leaving
the jury boa?
Mr. Clerk—Mr. Sargeson Verrall, my
lord.
Justice Richards—Record a fine of five
ounds against him, too. (A pause.)
all some more jurors to fill up the places
of those who have left the box.
The olerk then proceeded to call the
names of Mr. Hugh Palmer, of Oxford,
and Mr. Wm . McPherson, of Bothwell,
who took the vacated seats and were
sworn in as jurors in the room of Mr.
Russel and Mr. Verrall, who refused to
sit.
HE PLACE TO GET THE
Best Newest,
Moat Durable,
cheapest
Roots, Gaiters or Balmorals,
is at
JOSEPH H. BORLAND'S,
No. 98 Market et., fid door from fifth.
arlB
IN THE ORPHAN'S COURT FOIL
the County of Philadelphia:
In the matter of the Partition of the Real Es
tate of Patrick Kennedy, deed.
To Mary Doran, wife elJameaDcran; Marga
ret Ford, widow ; Bernard Kennedy ,• Patrick,
Mary and John Kennedy, miner children of
John Kennedy, dee'd.; Thomas Kennedy and
Ann Farrell :—yon will please notice Rule to
accept or refuse to take said Neal Estate at the
valuation, returnable Friday, May 1, 1863, at 10
o'clock. A. M.
J. COOKE LONOSTREET.
mh3o:lawbv Attorney for Petitioner
AN,-A3TED'.IIIOIIEDIATEI.V—A. suit
of well furnished rooms suitable for a
PAYSICIAN'S RECEPTION ROOM AND
OFYiCE in a locality easily found and aeeessi:
ble. with or without board. Address, stating
terms including fire and gas, to A. W. 8.. D.lg-
Pitt da OFFICE, mh3l:tf
iL101:111 BUILDING LOTS FOB SALE
IN LAWRENCEVILLE Pour lota 24 by
110 foot eat! .h . ,llandsomely a Waled on Church
street, situated near the Passenger Rail was , , will
be told cheap for oa.sh, on appboation at this Of.
doe
fehlT:da
SUNDRIES—
Coffee
nigarkeittins Whiskey,
t _
NW sale by TIEDIIAN &
Corner of Ohio street and Diamond.
n 027
lea
Allegheny City
4RENT'9 FRENCH CALF BOOM,
Gent's Glove Calf Gaiters,
Gent's Glove Calf Gaiters,
Gent's 'Glove Calf Gaiters,
Cheap as the cheapest
At DIFFENBACHER'S
intim la TIM street. near Market.
PICED oinsirmts-2o noz. IN
plots and for saleb7
REYME W oodß
126 dt 12°. stre S.
et.
LADIES' MISSES' AND CHILDDENS
Boots, Shoes. Gaiters and Bahnorals, made
t.) order. of the best materials and wo.kman
ship. . W._E.OVIIBLEILTz 1t co.,
ap4 &Intl ONO..
REGILDED GR BEBRONZED,
and made equal to now, Alr.o, Chandelier 0
&e„ altered to burn Carbon Oil, at tbo
Lamp and4oil Store of •
WF.LDON, ILAIGNNIiuEd 'TELLY,
ap 4 / 7 . 16 Wood street, near 6th.
IThe Philoo Burner.
p EItrAYDEN'S Ii.IIOI7BLP,ACTINO
JUL Philosophic Burner for Carbon Oil is not,
ready. It possolsos many advantages over tht
Common Burners.
1. It maltea a large or
. bunt] light with perfect
combustion.
3. It will burn an quantity of oil with safety.
3. It can be used with along or short chimney.
4. It can be used as a taper night-lama.
5. It can always be made to burn economicallY.
6. It is more easily wiphed than any other
burner.
7. It can ba trimmed and lighted without re
moving the cone.
8. It throws all the whitelight above the cone.
9. The chimney can be removed or inserted
without touching the glam e
c.
These burners are .h l No.l site. and
can be put on any lamp now in use. Every per.
son using Carbon Oil should have a Philosophic
Barney. Price 25 cents; per dozen 32. Sold a
No. 82 POURTII street. Pittabariih.
1e25-IydwP. IFLAYDEN.
Ii
NA B E' N PIANOS ARE STILL
ahead of Steinway's and all other Pianos
made in this country,
A choico supply received this week;
CHARLOTTE BLUME
800 agent for Roabo's Pianos and Prince's
onrirolled Melodeons.
SECOND __HAND nusies.
Autiti g l l 2 t! ' k i ln° 7 cfe l , t v 0;Y :
u 5..... ..... ....... . .... $220
A 7 octave, Chickering, lioteamc;4. round
corners, a first rate instrument 200
A 7 octavo, Hays A Co,. Rosewood, a
handsome instrument, in Cool order..... 175
A 0% octave, Modal t, Rosoivood, carved
Dann pin in fr0nt. .,_. ........... 165
A 634 octave, Zale Co, Rosowood. round
front, an exceltentPiano ....... 160
A 6 octavo, t bickering. lio,..svc,od rood
corn.. a good callable Piano .. . ... ....
16 octave, ltallet, Si Co, It - wood 135
A 6 oot,. StOdart. MailOgony, round front SO
.A. oct, F3vrift do ........ ....... ...... 75
A 6 oot, Gorman. do 60
A 6 on. Dunham, do
A 6 oct, Loud do ........... ....... 40
A 5.;4 oat, English do 20
A 5 otc, ao do 15
For sale by •
JOHN 11, ,MELILOR,
REAL ESTATE SAVINGS INSTII
TION, incorporated by the Legislature o
Pennsylvania.
Open for Deposits Dorn 10 a. m. to 2 o'clock, p.
te, daily: also on SATURDAY EVENINGS.
from 6 to 9 o'clock.
aiOtlice. 6:3 FOURTH STREET.
A SAPS,
CONVENIENT and P 0 FITA BLE
DEPOSITARY. for Mechanics. Laborers, Clerks.
and all those whose means or savings are soia'l.
It also commends Itself to Executors, Adminis
trators, Collectors. Agents, voluntary Societies
or Asiociations, and persons of all classes:
Interest at the rate of SIX PER. CENT. POT
annum is paid on deposits which. if not drawn,
will be placed to the crt November, depositor cn
the first day ef May and and thereaf
ter bear the same interest as the principal. At
this rate money will DOUBLE In Less THAN TITELVP.
yamEs-
In
ItSth days
will commence on all deposits the Ist
and of the month aftersuch deposits are
made
Books containing Charter, By-Laws, &0,, furn
ished on application at the office.
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Pemiromi•r—lSAA(' JONES
Vice PazatomiT—W. B. COPELAND.
TRUSTRES,
Hon Thou M Howe I Hon J /C. Moorhead.
Isaac Jones. CO Hussey.
Wm H Smith, Jab Painter.
Harvy Childs. Nickolas Vocgtly.
W B Copeland,
Secretary and Treasurer—A. A. CARRIER
febs;6moi
CHARLES L. CALDWELL,
and by far the
(Successor to Jas. Holmes & Co..
PORK PACK .E.. 11,
Doaler in Bacon, Lard, Sugar-Cared Hams,
smoked Beef .ke.
Corner Market and First streets, Pittsburgh. Pa,
deethlyd.
RE At 0 V A .I_,
ja AVINO SOLD OUR ENTIRE
OREGOoc k N o f 852 sWdwor a d
sttre M t esPsrs sbLIiO g GAN ,k
we
most cordially reoommeni u friends and lte
customers to purchase ther o e, r
being satisfied a of
their ability t, render solid:Lotion.
Our books and accounts are left at their rount
ing room, where Mr. J. E, Johnston, tour late
Book-keeper,) will attend to making set tlement.
J. N, B . I . I ALLENBBRGER dc CO.
aplB:3twawd.
P RIVATE DISEASES •
DR. BROWN'S OFFICE,
60 SMITHFIELD STREET,
Citizens and strangers in need of medical ad
vice should not fail to give him a call.
Dr. Brown's remedies never tail to cure Impu
rities, scrofulous and venereal aflectiuns —Abe
hereditary taint, such as tOt tor, whichis and oth
er skin diseases, tee origin of tho patient
is ignorant, _
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. 13's remedies for this affliction. brought on
by solitary habits, are the only medicines known
ia this country which are safe and will speedily
restore to health,
azumwrism.
Dr. Brown's remedies cure in a low days this
inful affliction
lie also Femalelect. Ghos, Urethai
Discharges, Diseases, Paine in tile Dank
and kidnovs, Irritation of tho Bladder, strict
ures, oto.
A OW to be• answered must contain at Mast
ONH DOLLAR.
Medicines seal to any address safely_ packed .
itiflacti and nrivalo rooms, No. 5° SMITH Pliti,D
TREAT, Pittsburgh. Pa. nolsd,hr
LOTS FOR SALE—THE SIIBSCRI
ber offers for sale four eligible lots situated
on the corner of Grove street and Centre Avenue
adjoining the Seventh Ward, in Pitt township.—
The lots are each 24 feet front by 110 feet deep,
'running back to an alley, and are entire lY isola
ted by streets and alleys on every side. Two of
the lots have frame homes on them, five rooms
and ball In each, hydrants on he premises. They
will be sold all together on very favorable terms,
E naa i re o f • " 'PUS; MCCABE, Agent;
.lam Rowstroiskuoaralarth.
DEALERS- IN••OILS
S.M. & co.,
MAX Qin 0TU1113313 op
Pure No:1 Carbon GM,
AND
•
13 Z
AP•Olfloe on LIBERTY STREET, opposite
Penn'a R. R, Depot
All oil warranted. an23:lyd
THE AROES'CO OIL COME ANY
AVIARILIFACIFORE AND HAVE FOR
INlsale a Dapori": article of
Befined,;,Ardeseo 011,
NON-NATIO' MC. nen,
PIIREIBENEO.LE
warehouse, IRWIN STREET
PITISBNi9Ii. PENN'S
Y.
u 4;3 en t 7 011 'Work
DUNCAN, - DUNLAP & CO.,
• Bratuitincrs of
PURE WHITE REF3BrEn
0 .A. 13. 33 (30... Pt 0 I 1.., kg .
Oflloo, NO. 291 LtEtERTY STREET, Pitts.
burgh. Pa. nasrB-6nad
r! Iff '
AANDE L
CANUE BRACIKETS,
CORNICES. DELBRASB, LAMPS,
PIANO DEALERS
43 FIFTH STREET,
B ARGAINS
SI WOOD STREET
COMMERCIAL INFORMATION,
Arbitration Committee of the Board
of Trade.
Wm. M. SHINN, V.P.NJAB. BENNETi
JNO. S. DILWoRTH, Wl3l. McCREERY.
DAVID Mod DLESS.
MONEY MARKET.
CORRECTED DAILY POE TEE MORNING POST BY
JiESSRS. lIOUNTZ & MERTZ, BROKERS,
No, 118 WOOD STREET.
The following are the buying and selling ratan
for Gold, Silver, &o.:
Baying Selling
Gold
............................. 1 47 0
De 0
Silver
....... .... 1 34 00
Demand N0te5....... ..1
95 00
Eastern Exchange.
New Y0rk.....
Baltimore
Philadelphia.,
Boston..
P
Western Exchange. Pl'Paaall 661 4
Cinc.innati
Lonwv illo.
Cleveland .
St. Louis...
PITT - EIB - UR3H OIL TRADE
!TIIURSDA Y. !day 74.11,1i363' .
Buyers have bo - n active during the week and
have purchased pretty much all that was on hand,
:it a slight advance. There is very little on band
for sale at this time, but the prospect for receipts
from Oil City is favorable, as the Allegheny river
is rising. This will no doubt prevent any further
advance at present.
Fade—The following sales are reported, viz:
in 0t5,1,700 bbls; in bulk, 1 2 4 :4@13e; 2,000 bids
do, I M:,@l.:Nc; SOO bids inferior, 14c; GOO bbls at
1 86218!je in bbls; 350 bbls do. 10 %c.
Lubricating—Prices show a wide range.
Sales were reported, at sB@l.o ? bbl, to the extent
of 1;i1) b 1515.
Itettned—lfolders are firm in their views.
Sales in band of 700 bbls, 314232 e; 250 bids Free.
31671::20.
1 Benzole—Demand improving. Wo note small
sales at 2 4;422.5.
Coo P er nge — Salosi..oo Oil bids, new, s2:o4'
2 35: sales old at $2 10.22 20.
The exports East were as follows : To New York
— Crude. 092 hbls ; Benzoic, 109 ',his. To Phila
delphia—Crude, 703 bids; Refine-1,6x; bb's.
The imports were : Per A. V. Railroad—Crude,
134 bhls; Refined, 472 bbl/; Benzoic, 100 bid&
Per Allegheny river — Crude, 424 bbls. Illonoga
hela river, 109 bbls.
PITTSBURGH PRODUCE MAR
OFFICE OF TITR DAILY POST, t
Th ursdaYs May 7th,
Itercirieskm—The weather continues wet and
disagreeable, Making out-door traveling decidedly
unpleasant. Both rivers are again in good nav
igable order. Our coal dealers who are fortunate
enough to have any lots ready will, daring the
week, b e enabled to send it to the Western and
soist horn eities. The "diggers" being all at work,
if the river only keeps up we eon furnish all that
may be required to supply the cities and the
fleet. our ~ . al stealers have a number of light
draught barges on hand that can be towed out on
~eve n foot stage of water. Flour—Market dull
mid inactive, with only a local demand. Holders,
slots scow disposed to giro way, whilst buyer:,
say they cad wait their time. This leaves us a
not
large, a r e a ta m i
1 1
poor account of sales,
and
ai
Laudt"isaltogether of
character. The stock 0n
none comi ng in, if we except a few wagon loads
Thar— al "TVHaiti.. The lizamia,aze_iia
and Western cities prices are still on the decline.
Bacon—The demand was moderate and sales
regular. The :dock in first hands is rapidly dis
appearing, but there are sclera] hundred thous-
ass.l pounds in smoke hosi,,o that is 11l soon be for
i..ste loon st..re. Grain- Th e market is riots° tirm
I.,sr week, is 11 ilst there ha.s been no materia l
&Eine. Buyers do not seem willin g to operate
,it barer figures, The receipts have in
whioll tends to depress the market.
Fish—The market was steady. There is a guest
business doing at full rates. The first arrival of
New Baltimore Herrings was on Monday; they
were readily disposed of at full rates. Our mar
ket is well supplied with Fish. Cheese—StcadY.
There is a good business doing in this article
Market firm; prices unchanged_ Butter—There
has beets no change. The receipts and sales
were limited. Groceries—There is a fair demand
with a good business doing with the City trade:
limitedrket was dull and inactive,
sales being to small lots to meet the wants
of the house trade. Buyers want a larger eon
es,sion than holders are willingto concede. The
stock on hand is not large. She markets both
East and West rule low A moderato business
.miry was done, at the following rates: Extra,
1%4u ; Extra Family, $0 75qa7, som e v ery
ehoiess brands being held at $7 25. Sales of wagon
flour at a variety of prices, as per qualitY.
Grocertes--Fortner prices have been well
maintained and a good business was transacted.
Among the sales we note as follows :
sugar -25 hiss Cuba, 113 4 e; 15 do Porto Rico,
12e; his bbls Coffee A, 14%e; 12 bbls Coffee B, 14lic ;
bbls Crushed, hie.
Molasses—Sal es 90 bbls Orleans at 563.
Syrups—Sales of 2.5 bids Golden at 804113 c.
Coffee—Sales, 51) sacks Bic at 3335@3391e.
Itlee—Sales 14 tierces at 8 1 4 e. Market steady.
Malt—Sale s 350 bbls at $1 - 75@1 80. Market
fairly supplied,
Etrr-s—Priees are a shade lower. Sales of 10
bbls at 12e.
Flash—The n ot e W dean during the week was ta a
fair extent. o
the following, viz: Mack
ere!, sates PS bI, , A No, 3, large, $3 50; 25 half bbls,
$1 6:1; /0 bbl. Nss 3, medium, $5 75; 20 half bbls,
St. Ilerring. sales 25 bbls Dow Baltimore, the
first arrival ..f the season, at $7 50; 20 bbls Hali
fax, $6.
baron • The market since our last has under
gone no change. The demand was active and
sa es regular. The stock in first hands is not
large Among the sales we note as follows:
Shoulders. 25,000 lbs, tie; 10,000 do. 6461ie. Sides,
IA o-2A
0 14'4
301is s 7 , 8 e ; 5,000 do, Be. Plain Hams, 21,000
S C 10c; 5,400 do, 10@101.c.
Sales of several lots country meat at )s@le IV%
less, as per quality.
Grain—Tie sales since our last have fallen
off. The market was not so firm. Wheat, sales
1,000 bush red, $1 30;
„.1,500 bush white, 35@
3.5. Corn declined mister large receipts; sales
2,000 bush first bands, 750. Oats declined ; sales
1,500 bush, 08e : from store the usual advance was
obtained: Barley out of season and nominal.
Rye was firm; sales 500 bush, 95c@$1. The re
ceipts were limited for some days past,
New York Cattle !Market.
Tribune's Report
Brbi.'S 11etn, Monday, May 4.—The market
,pened this morning with about 3,400 head of Vl
„ieks on sale, including one drove of extra good
•tale cattle, which were withdrawn last week be
cause they would not sell to pay cost—they will
not this week, for the market certainly is not bet
ter, notwithstanding the "operators for a rise”
entered into a snug little - arrangement" at Al
bany to hold back one-third of the cattle intend
ed for this market. The arrangement would
have been a good one if the New York butchers
were all fools. As they are not, the operation
was not a successful one. We have found only
three cattle brokers who think that the market-is
any better to-day than last Monday, and they
qualify their opinion that it is no better than it
was last Monday morning. Some of the buyers
of first-class cattle, who made their purchases
early in the morning to-day, think they paid half
a cent more than last Monday, which they feel
v er y sore about, and declare that the price was
imposed upon them by a pretense of short sup
ply, when there was no foundation for such a re•
porf, and that they will make the specula ors
suffer in the future, as holding back 1.200 or 1, t 500
head of cattle, to raise the price he re , is not an
'honest way of doing business. That, if there was'
MI actual scarcity, they would be willirg to pay
high rates. Now they are not, because their ens
, tomers will not stand a rise of beef based up-n
nothing but speculation. The quality of the-bui-
I looks to-day is remarkably good. There is not a
'real mean drove in market, and but few scatter-1
ing ones of objectionahle quality, while there are
inure than 2,000 that no respectable butcher will
' object to on account of quality, though he , may
on acciamt of the price; yet very few will sell at
12e 11 Its net, and generally the very best droves
will not average over lle lb for the meat, sink
ing offal. Some Of the coarsest will sell at 9c
It, or less. The hog market is lightly supplied t o _
day, and prices giving way. We' hear or no sales'l,-
over 5 1 4 e 's? In gross. The sheep market is very 4 MOW LOT OF„ CLOTHES warms
dead, prices having declined 1(4,2e throstbsince em.just received hy
last week, and buyers generally declining to cm- BECIUTAM & LONG.
orate. The weather is mild, not warm for the ang2s 127 Liberty street.
season, Full Particulars to-morrow in the re g ,
OLTS OLD AND NEW MODEL RE_
lar report.
4 1.. J volvers. CoopersLimbleAction.
tan Fire Anne Company, Alien & Wheelock's.
Sharres tat salelew to the trade • by
JAMES DOWN,
128 Wood bt.
Lead in Boston.
No transactions to report, but owing to arecent
sale in New York of 4,,000 tons fnr Government 08
purposes, the article is now held firmly at 9 IA 3.0
for'Spanieh. Sheet lead and lead pine are sell- ELT, C 4 31.4 AND Lammas
. .
ink.at 12%e 11.1 b cash. 014 /CO* 11 at BXo Roofbut. of thebett motor's] atst 'the low.
/ 1 •1 Cita: •
PriCeEl.
R. HITTCHIN.SO.N.
OF LEETEI AC ntrrcarNam).
COMMISSION A, FORWARDING IRRORAIeg
Doalerin •
WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE,;
Flour. Grain, Fish. Dried_Fruit. Pot and - Tear)
Beat
Ashea. and PRODUCE -GENERLLY, i
ds Eatally.Flour Always on• Ran&
No. 102 Second Street. •
BetvoletylVcied and Market,•
,PITTSB UGH. •PRNN'A.
apll4 T
es„.Liberal advande'made on Consignment 3,
•
BUELDRIIISI AIYD CONTILIILCTOUSJ
We ere now aerouotratakt a superior Arnie, of;
witleh we arepreoared-to deliver from oar COS
YARD, 509 LIIEBIITYISTBABT.
Beat Quaid Vanal7 Coal elven 01
heed ea usual.
woof DICIISOIIf. STinVA.RT A CO. •
I P ay ar
par
Par
.CEO. R._ COCHRAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAWI
Office No. 69 Grant street, near the, Court
Botts% Pittsburgh.. •
AL L nil:Tautness ENTRUSTED TIOf
his care will receive prompt attention. Coil
leotidoefelrdons znade and the money promptly remitted!
J a B
UST lIECEIA; E D
splendid stock of i
SPRINGDELAINES &DRESS GOODS
CALICOS, orivonAms. &c. !
Speck! attention istalled to our stock beforeling
and Irish Linens that was purchased the
great advance in Dry Goods. Call soon and secure
Your Spring Goods as they will be much- hir;
Remember the place r No. 96 Market streetg he
, bert
im
mh2am Fifth and the Diamond.
_ H. J. LY.NC/1„,
________
_ __
LUPTON & OLDDIEN,
GRAVEL ROOFERS
MORNING POST BUILDING,
CARPETS.
1862. Dann 18E
W. D, dc
87 FOURTH STREET,
LAMPE PORTIOPiI 01 017861TOCH
eying seen bought previous to a series of
adaranew, ,rnd now repletushexl ()just before the
largest aava, - Ice of the season) with the newest dei
signs in Carpets, Oil Cleths, Window bhacles, Are 4
A favorable opportunity is offe.ed parchnsers
at
moderate rates, as prices will be higher. dooll
W. B. LtirpTort
LUPTON dr OLDB EN,
ILINIIPACTUREAS ySD DAILIIIIB IA
FELT CEMENT GRAVEL ROOFING!
1 0-Repairs to old gravel, Canvass and Metalid
Roofs made at the lowest prices,
All work promptly attended to and warranted:
Offee, Morning Post Building, corner Fifth and
Wood stmts.:4 dory. mhil
and
ARCH STREET,'between 3d and e. 4th:
P HILADELPHIA
riNnE lINDERNIONED HAVING RE)
neared the lease of the above popular Hetet
for a series of years, would respectfully call the.
attention of the travoling publie to its as ntral lot
oality, either tor blueness or pleasure.
mh3:lyd THOMAS S. WEIIB el: SON.
UST RECEIVED AT DOREIA3 ID'S;
98 MARKET STREET,
Ladies' fine Lasting Balmoral, Button and Con -
grass heard Gaiters; Ladies' fine white and
black glove Rid and Morocco blippers; Ladiete?
fine glove Kid Balmoral and' Congress Batas; ;
fall
fine Calf Boots, Balmoral and.
Gaiters,. es fall assorfment. Boys' and Youths' Boots, Sboes,
and Gaiters Misses and Children's fancy Boots,'
Shoes and Gaitenr of all kinds and styles,
Be sure and call and at least examine my
stock before Purchasing half price Goods else
wheit.
Remember, at BORLAND'S, 98 Market St.
2rl doerfrom at
sp.i.
BLACK DIAMOND arum WORKS,
PITTSBURGH. PA
BROTEEEK 4t !Birk,
ICAN I JFACTUILICBB OF
Best Quality Refined Oast steel,
Square. Plat and Octagon. ofall sizes. Warran
te
d dequal to any imported or manufactured in
(Mo AR
this country.
e and Warehonae, No. 149 and 151 .
First and 120 and 122 Second streets Pitts
febled.vd
SPRING GOODS.
ViTE WO LLD CALL THE ATTER
don of Buyers to our stook of
SPRING AND SUIIIIER GOODS
embracing all the newest styles of
PLAIN AND FANCY CA.S.'SIMERES,
suitable for Business Suits. A full and complete
assortment of fine bln.ak
CLOTHS AND CASSINLERES,
Plain and figured Silk and Caskatiore Wain=
W. H. BicOEF, & CO.,
143 EEDERAE STREET
corner of Market Square. AllegberLY city
mhs;daw:tf
NEW DISCOVERY
To Strengthen and Improve the Sigh
Tax,AßAcir,....st_, PEBBLE
Russian - Spectacles,
17ERSONS SIIFFERMIG Paws, DE.
fective sjeht„arising from age or other cane
es, can be relieved by using the noselan
ble Speetaeles..which have been well tried by
many responsible citizens of T ittsburgli and vi
mnitY. toohom they have given perfect satisfac
tion. T certificates of these persons can be
seen at my office.
All who purchase ono pair of the Thurgau
Pebble Spectaeles are entitled to be supplied in
future free a charge with those which will always
give satisfaction.
Therefore. if you wish to ensure an improve
ment in your sight call on
J. DIAMOND, Prae2tical Optician,
Mannfaetarer of the Rusaii.n Pebble SPeotacles.
isrd.6 No. 38 Fifth street. Post Building
451- My place of business is closed on .Saturday.
IrIOAL LAND FON: SALE—THE S JK.
lIJJ scriber offers for sale, very low, his farm 9f
85 acres. situated in Weehhigton township Cohan
biana county, Ohio, OTte mile and a half from Sa
linesvilleroad. station on the Pittsburgh & Cleveland
Rail Pally My acres are impr9ved and Air
der cultivation and ie whole is riot in coal stone.
The buildings are a hewed log house. log stable.
sm shed, &c. The , farm is well situated within
one mile of the railroad.
Terms of sale--Orie.half cash, with reasonabl
time for the remainder. Price $2.5 her sore. e
Address, 3LICHAEL ItreswiGGEN.
bialinesvilie. Columbiana county Ohio.
Refer to Jas XeCabe. Ross street, Pittaiugh.
feb2L4m:dew.
Corner Fifth and Wood streets.
R. °LODEN
,
wilirupliCTlnag -111311)8 o,_ t o °r ,
4.vm. Steam Eli n es. ht. ranginz frt.. 74 7 1 ,
ato.atmdred and honLe power. an, admioc,
griCt MiThythsw BlastPureadask
pullet:du attention to the oorstructu.l°l
Etturinos and Machinery for , strish mills. sad ro'
apitghts. mislay and cdrondar saw mills.
Maya also on hand. finished and ready for shlP
mtmscript attion shortnotioe. Est:ince and Boilers oftworst
de.
Also. furnish Boilers and Sheet Iron soorately.
Wrought Iron Shaftint,Mantrors and allies in
every variety. and ottatinne the n sannfacture of
Woolen Machinery and Machina Cards.
Oarptites are low. our machinery maaufnetur
;ad of the be:Malatya materials. and warrants/
In all cases to ewe satisfaction,
sa-Orders from all parts of the cotusWy solicit-
Wd and promptly MIA feykursy
LAKE SUPERIOR OOPPER MINES
IMELTILNG WOE laki.
Manufuoturera of ,
Sheath. Brasiers' and Bolt Copjaer, Premed Con
Per Bottoms. Raised BW l Bottoqiii. e 1142
Bolder, &a. Also Irup - ortere and
dealers In'Bretabi.
Plage k
ar constantly on hail% Tinemelt hfoohlte,
nd Tools. Warohouse.No.l.l.9BlAßT and Ilko
BCOND STURM, Pittsburgh, Penn&
IMP Special orders of 0013 par cut to gay deairtd
littera. , feghlyd hie
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS,
CADMAN & CRAWFORD.
Manufaaarers of every variety of finished
BRAN WORK FOR PLUMBERS
OAS or STE.43I FITTERS,
MACHINESTS exn COPPERSILLTH9„
1111111 AS- CASTINGS OF EVERY HE.
scription made to order Steamboat wore,
attain and ErELS fitting and repairing promptly at
tendedto. Rarticalar attention peep to fitting
llp
Refineries for Coal and Carbon 0119,
PttlB% 181that.giTirtathfeusalaeleorlaarster, LDVItI.I
Co.'s Patent Siphon- Pump, the best ever inven
ted, having no valves it's not liable to get. one of
febll:dly.-
order and will throw more water than an pump
twice its eiya,
05,50 WEBSTER:O 05,50
• UNABRIDGED - DICTIONARY
Fifty copies, oomplatt;, Pictorial Edition at $5.50
for Bate by. JOBS B. MELLOR,
IEO7
81 Wood street
;., DAUB & CAPPELL,
NONDAMFAST • TALKLOIFIN,
47arnit JUSTam V im " ) Asia
Sprang Goods;
, oozes:tab u of
cloth,:vastmerets, Vestiage, cite.
ALSO—A tarsi stook of = :
GENT'S EURNIRLING GOODS,
fagliaing Ptglisr Vollara. azd even ,
dint' asuallykept bilSrst aloes nal:whips alore
Ord so prompt's , . laxeogtoti. utklyd
.
IakIIrETERS:-TWO lIIINDREIs
JIMIt Boiler Rivets= .can find employment on
isonjoulonsb, under shelter, at the bast wezes.
Machinists' sato Waxtted
' - JAMES IkRADS
Union Inn Works. Louis,
:;~ -~_ ,
k
~.--.
MEDICAL
TO THE PUBLIC
14s PMCISALLY •s'
the istiorantandfalce
..--' "st7a
17 Modesto fall denomi- ."
- ini;:" 3 -•- t
nations. treat secret and ' - - • - ►, .. --- --4:--_ - : .„
delicate disorders. self-" • . -.IF a - !p - , - , ....
abuse and diseases inn-' w.„_.%f ; -;,, -*A
tnations common and ". - ';IF ' -, - - t4' .
aide lit to youths Cr both --4;ta• -- -
sar
id . and adultai .single , or,murritd. lee ause
Dr. BILLNaTIIIIP Publishes Inc fast of his dome
uo. the-ignorant and falsely modest are dreadfully
shocked. and think it a great sin rory immord
and for - contamination and .a emptiest amnl
I koir Wives, promising sons and dnughtAr. fur
mil" physician should ea 'sentinel toltne-0 thatl
injemoranoo that thew do the same as nr. BRAN.:
STROP. (except publishing) last a incrativo praccl
tlee might he lost to them graang -t-dpfd
modest and prestrosPtuans famill'es, born end
tt 'gnome% Sprang up as raw hrooms and
who 0014 Pan COOlet9.• iuteditronaa, knase. ke., to
dollars and cants, mysteriously. meanly cilliv
rattan. lto pub&alts, het*. ,aver that numerate.
Irir ants and guardiana aro thankfed the; their
...eft, daughtore t and wares; previously feeble
ulakir anti of delicate eenditaon NA eppesrance.
hare been restored to health and vigor by DR.
BiLAKSTRUP; besides many before end &ism
can through him have been saved much sail
fering. xiety. moraticaSon. &a. apermatorr
hea
nor nooturnal oundgdorokare cam pleteLy attra
In ry short spaoe of time by his new remedies.
which arelectaharlyldtt own. They art eampeunds
rem the Vegetable Kingdom. hang se t
fallmsf.oftho Mermarlaltreatment,h 3 vi has ab m ,zi on . he
ed it and substituted the vegitaole perw e di ti r.
easesare treatedwith marked SUM - e „, 7 , -aavArs had
over forty years(4o experietaco sit their tre:c
ment in hospitals of both the Old World and in
the United Stateg leads hint to say—to all with - a
fair tial. health and happiness will aiain bloom
upon the now—palled cheek. Trifl tonvor with
mentabauks and quacks. but acm annd be cured
( lottsumPtion and all of its kindred iittou-s-, of
»Mob so be many , annually fill ourscontecies, can
wow many annually
:ley attend to It in
time Full partieulars can behad of my 'anal:meat
b7p arias a copy of the Medias:l Adv*•,..terwhieh
is given to all that apply Having the ad
vantage of • oven , . for experience end
observation. consequen .he has superior still
In the treatment of al' elsetteez and - who Sz
mend
daily
ed ootundtedby tateprafaanen. as well cc rczom
by repeetanto citiscas, publisnera. tla
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