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NO ALOOHOLIG PREPARATION,I
AZURE TONIC MEDICINE.
110 OFALAND 98
CEL BERATED
GERMAN BITTERS
0. Dillitt.Ma.N:. Philade'.
Wtll effeoinally^oure
Liver Coniplaint,
I:ift3rEE'S,lA, JAII!irDICE,
Carronie. or Nervous Debility, Diseas •
of the Kidneys, and all Diseases
•
Az/Ohm from a DisOrtlered
Liver or Stomach.
nob
. as Coru3tl
- jrablen. Inward
Flies. Fullness or
Blood to the Head,
Acidity of the Stomach.
ITILUSCI i s Heartburn. -Digust
for Food'' , Pullneas Or Weight lie
the Stomach, Sour Prnctations, inkbig or Fluttering at the Pn Lae Stom
ach, Swimming or the Hurried and
dififoult Brielhieg,- Fluttering-at the Heart,
Choking orauffeeating-sensations when in a lying
vesture, Dimness ol Dots or webs ha
ters tne sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
Head. Deficiency of Perspiration, Yet
lowness of the Skin and Fiy6B,Pain in
the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c.
Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burn
in in the Flesh, Constant
of Heil.
lad'great
sion 0
And wit nositiusiv nrevent Yellow Fever. Billions
fr'everr. &o.
lii THEY CONTAIN
IWAII/111111. OR BAD WIIISRY
aces che
uivoy will fA cu
hasu re the above diseases is ninety-tiine
lsisd•
Indamei 1 sale and 'Universal
JoPtuArl !it Germaiißitters, (purely
Imre n n os t ts ur o e t iIL - n a o v r e an o t ei en ur d ss u ti o n n o m iii ff nsc e tit
aumanityge tlood rs iates of eostrumeln the shay:
of ran whisky, vilely compounded with mbits
ntim, d christened Tomos. Btomaoluos and Bit-
Beware
lest.
of the innumerable array of alcoholic
preparations iteplathario bottles, and big-bellied
enk under the modest appellahon of Bitters ;
which, instead of curing only aggravates diseases,
ad leave theilisappointedt nfferers in despair.
YOU WANTSVMETHING ;0 STRENG TB
riVATa'
DO YOU WANT TO BULLE op YOUR CON
BTITUTIONV -
DO YOU:WANT TO FEEL WELL?
DO YO SE MWANT To GET .R 1,9 01 NEB YOUR
NE?
DO WANT EN.reGY ?
Daqfott mica:at° sleep T
Do . you want a br isk and vigorous
feeling"! •
H9OFIAND'S GERMAN BITTER
Nvoiiij. Belot* Brawn; D. 1)., Editor of the En
sergakceoficiZof. Religioue Knowledge.
Althorogh notdisposed to favor or recommend
Patentldedielnet; in general, through' distrust of
theirtngrediente and effects; I yet know of no
aufloient reason Why a man may not testify to the
benefit he believes himself to have received froni,
any thjiple preparation in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit of others.
Ido thisthe more readily regard, to Hoof
landelQwman- Bitters. 'prepared by Dr,. M.
Jackson this city, because I was - pr eendieed
against these for-man Y-years, under the impres
sion thattheyrwere Chiefly an alcoholic mixture.
lam indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker,
EsqfjbetheteniovalUt this prenidicebY Proper
eittiogui,for , encouragement to try them, when
afferingfrom great and long continued. debility,
he useofthree :bottle' atlas.) Bitters, at the
eeginning of the present year, was followed
of evident relief. and restoration to a degree of
bodilysind.tnental vigor which I had not telt for.
ix months before, and had almost depaired of re-'
•aining. 'therefore thank. God and my friend for
=rooting me to the useof them.
./.7NEW,TON BROWN.
Purt.initiliti. jun 0 .22.1861.
Prom thvliiVasaph Ifennard, Pastas of the
It-nth Baptist Ohurch.
Da.i.T.ectrieg-.Desa Bat i—l 'have - been fl.e.
moistly requested to connect tar name with corn
nendatiousolegegent kinds of.medicine, :but.=iti tiegV of.u4apOropriallSet
easis 'declined; but-with' a'
alear PrOttftri imam:ices; and Particularb-
Iland n
„of the usefulness ofDr.-ROof
-rman Mum - depart Iron] Usual
eormi e i to express my fa Ilbbilotion that for
gen lietulitY Of , the sYstetn.and especially Iffy-
EC, rw o pianitit is aaare and valuable preparation..
some clumajtumyfedl. but umially I doubt not
aut.eauvberiefiehil to 'those who suffer from
-I,.eabove causes. Yours v
BENNeow,reopectfall .
Eighth below Coat s street. Phila,. Dee. 24th.
. ,
'ate eof ALDE.RMAZIWUNIZ.R, Ger
-11 Grauturrowx. June 1 1881.
.Ca..R.Jattinow-4dir:—lt gave me pleasure
yews eco,to give you a certificate, teszifyin
th (German Bittersbnd done .fc; tug, lam
ow perfectly cured of all those dmesees your
edisdnaprof oMirevisjDyajsapme (Iron
tang &Immo( debilit y . disease of: t_Kirys.
to. Miti• erfelinamenoeit exerts upon Nos
vottip n surprisMg. I have been con
sult-frequentlY In reference to your Bitters,and
without haaitation„ havadecOdutenßed it for the,
abovaeomplaints, and in ever' instance -it has
effcarnally` cured; oar modidinO • has a great
Fontatiod*GardulatOwn,. :n3 is aold in every .
rurßb*Ousti in' most of the Grocery stores
ere. one should omb - on what. I - say, let
them agile taise _ tosna' and I will prove to
their salasfaatien, that the Bitters have oozed In
this vialnity:foora than twenty cases of the above
hawses.
Hespeelifin,Y, HANNAH wurron.
fitain.stfeet, above ' Rittenhowie. Germantown,
am's.
JU32 * TIM 75712 r 1 9'70.i? 1751 EgarDIR
Will btillt up the donstitndon; and give healtk
end stragth . to as oyarMalted, and .dhleattad,l
+4l: tififiTitio/iftiaMbilLlßfifY
" Poit.iteszflits....fin...o2,
.13s.AC: M. ACIIBOW--.4xtr ge: -Traub tri
. 1 a. owing t sl the change td water, I was taken
w. di a
...self.ese diarrhtea, which seemed incurable,
and win"' krailsoNiefikened ma. When we
-eacheillllintsusburfialemod ahnold hava
coma home ; out noticing 80010 of your Bitters in
.he tdoneAr..../L fix eat, town. I pur
hazed SallPeZa,:allys ou.twnaitsvas
stored' to In. e2_ syBC3Pcklr
i th ea k e d . a n d I expertenceoa-sto Teti:lnt l 0
A
number of my comrades, .who suff in those
man ner and from:the sanas caus es 'e,with whom I
Shared. the Bitters , join me,an this cercate.-
axpeotto'retagn tha seat 'of vrar with the Left
on. and ahallsiertaildy take a 's u pply of the Bit
tido myloWssok. - .4 - would not .be without it
tits wet/Wu - get Partlonhaly on going into a
InectoeV, - •
Team - : ALlLALmassiffi.
• Clorapazar H. boort Leirloa.
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Sae that-the signature°, -"O. M. JACKSON,"
Mahe WiLLIMMOVOW" hOttle•
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Principal Office, and Eranulhotory
• NO .:183 ARCH STAERT.
JONES & EVANS;
(SaceihsCiFt&C: M. Jackson & c o
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a rliessalahr Hiiarests arid deidere in ever.
town hail/ trattan_statar.• and It,
-o.:f Dr. G. H.
B. P. •
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8 oor
_ffiliseukrktatzrt;
got sato
81111 0X , 701Xerr rola.
Omar Eiegthe ld e and Forma wed f.
A. I. RANKIN dc CO.
arkat street. three doors below 4th,
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Xti do we
"Russia," replied Gortechakoff, "has
been powerfully in favor of all American
movements, North and South, from the
first. We are anxious that means may be
adopted that may further the realization
of all views."
"To the unbiased mind," said Mr. Tay
lor, "it will doubtless appear that two
States between which there is warfare can
not be at peace, in the largest sense of the
word. All loyal men recognise this
truth:"
''lt is true,' added Taylor, "that if the
Southern States return to the Union it
would be an acknowledgment of the fail
ure of secession. Bat is no lesS true that
their separation from the Northern States
would prove the success of the same doc•
trine. This, I think, is the principal diffi •
talty.."
am very sorry," said Prince Gort's
chtikoff during this conversation, and the
enthusiastic effusion of the Prince's man
ner throughout showed that he was speak
ing from his heart.
. This enc3uraged Taylor to ask a few
questions, which he had abstained from
theretofore for fear the Prince would not
answer them.
"In ease Russia were invited to' in
tervene," he inquired, "would you do i
now'?"
"Not a yens !" Gortschakoff said.
These words produced a profound effec
upon Mr. Taylor-, Who comitted them to
memory.
A. Silence ensued, which lasted some min.
nfes. It was broken by the Prince him•
self,
"Anything farther ?" he asked.
' "Your Highness did me the honor to
refer to tod, in your Highness' note," re
plied Mr, Taylor, "but filti'ziot. - sole• any of
"Excuse me," 'said GortsChakoff. He
then filled two small: glasses of Kirsch
witsier' and gave the sentiment.
"To Americat itave !"
This was drank withsuffusedffeyes by
„Mr. Taylor. He then-hrdbraced his noble
ontertaineinand want home: •
Epping that this true statement may
correctthe feeling produced by the' gar
bled one made in the daily papers I am
lours,
Vanity Fair. *
•
Didn't Want a Stormy Wedding.:
Bailey. of Oreeniiich
Masi., was ter be Married one day last
Week. The night .before the haply daY
his si.slifeetOry burned down, with a lois
of $2,00D; but Palley WAS'pluc, and
ky,
went . and got inairied,:ne*erthelisse
quitd so plucky was one of his neighbors,
of whom tha'stery is told that the preriara- .
don had beeit' conipliatiid for a wedding,
and the guests to:4l:Ce. number of two
hundred had asiierall id, bathe feativideri
were , da y dampen e d
of the'priSsPective'bridegooom,
next day the dilatorrylover made - hit'
a_ppearanee, saying that "he had not
thought it best to venture out theprevious
evening on account of the storm.'
A 40.irsa called_ to the -witness' Stand
int Court, 'Whoa tender-years raised - cionbizi
auto us tOtplietozioyas a witness, by not
,
nti4 P iatant 4ihelult4r.e.;!ind obligation of
lid'l
an oatThi3-'.Etitit--.`tliMstfocelitit watt':
Are, you a - scf*ilf',.tve lilorniffr?" The
little and delib
elateliy..rutting 4014.1 .- Alf : a 1 - p aper tot
bocce. into his month; cvsplikidtaitiarthe
most Oflineiliti=liWollr-ko it's reported.",
lie teetified:l"-"".1 """T'
He who preaches war, is a fit chaplain
for the devil,—Horace Mann,.
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`Syminithy or Russia with the
States."
An article with the above caption hal
been floating among the papers. It pur-
ports to be a 'report of a conver.
cation that occurred between B. Tay
lor, our Charge d'Affaires in St. Peters.;
burg, and Prince Gortschakcff. It is not
correct, Mr. Taylor applied, about the
middle of September, to_ Prince : Gorts
chakoff to Eecnre him an interview with
his Imperial Majesty. The application
drew the following reply
"DEAR BAYARD : It no use for you
to see the old Governor. Pm the
man. Come round to-morro Evan& have a
small tod, and then we will talk it over.
GORTSCHAKOFF.
'Palace, Wednesday."
The Prince entered at once upon the
iopic of American affairs, directly Mr.
Taylor presented himself.
• "0, dear !'' said he, "I'm so sorry you
are at war with yourselves. Why can't
you make it up even with yourselves,
hemp?"
Mr. Taylor hastened to reply that. "the
Critical period of the conflict was undoubt
edly past. The backbone of the rebel
lion was already broken in Western Vir
ginia, and he understood that it was "the
intention Of the Government to crush it
elsewhere."
"But, 0 dear me !" responded Prince
Gortschakoff ; "the people differ. I um so
sorry they differ. 14'by can't. they agree
now? The Northerners seem to, take ex,
." course of the Southeinirs-
and the Southerners seem to t 116121 otnef
exceptions to the course of the Northern-
era, heirs
"We regard secession," said Taylor :
"as inimical to the preservation - of the
Union. It is firmly believed by our states
men that a permanent division of the Re
public is not at present compatible with
its continuance as an undivided whole;
and we hope that Russia will agree with
us that the secessionists are a parcel of
fools."
"Yon reiterate the sentiment of Rus
" Cried the Prince, with great earnest
"l have told them so a thousand
:• -
Mrs; Douglas y. !
'A Washinkton correspondent of the
Springfield Republican, • alluding
,to the
•
'death' Of Jam Cutts, thi3 father
of Mrs. Douglas, says :
!‘ Mrs. Douglas,. lit again in mourning,
'She was always a favorite with her father,
and the attachment between them was un
usually strong. She is now left•alonewith
lei' children to bat:U . .3'o4M life ai3 bes t she
can. The children relinquished their.
Memphis estate long ago by choosing to.
remain here and espouse the cause'of their
country. One of the boys is upon Gen.
Burnside's staff. If the government suc
ceeds in restoring the Union, or in putting
down the rebellion, the children will re
cover their southern estate, though doubt
less in a ruined condition. Every few
months the:gossip mongers haVe coined a
new story respecting Mrs, Douglas. They
have marriedleisto - several Men, but most
frequently to Mr. Chase. What makes
the matter worse - , is, 'that there never was
the slightest foundation for it. It must
have -been , started
rp pposely, for. miff
ievous puose. Mrs. Douglas fiall
busied herself for the last two years at the
hospitals: There is not a woman in the
country who has been mor activ egg ood than she. and hundreds ofwound
ed and sick, soldiers will remember her
name 'with gratitude."
~inga
lit. 'Experiments.
In Paris; M. Plateau, in endeavoring to
produce liquid figures, in a state of equil
ibrium, has arrived at certain curious
results. • We all know- how scab-bubbles
may be obtained by blowing through a
tobacco pipe. M. Plateau has modified
this operation by substituting oil for the
[map-suds, and a mixture of water and
alchohol, of the same density as oil, for
the.atmosphere ; so that_ in the -body-of
this mixture an oil bubble may be obtained
by applying' instead of that 'the pressure
Of the same mixture, of 'Ousts breath.
The oil bubble is perfectly spherical, just
like soap-bubbles, the pressure of the outer
liquid being equal to that of the inner,
bat, like them, it lasts but a minute or
two, unless shut up in a vessel. To obvi
ate this inconvenience, M. Preteau has
Composed a particular liquid, consisting
Of glycerine and soap ends, with which to
Make this bubble. If through an ordin•
ary tobacco-pipe a bubble three inches in
diameter - be blown, -- and thin carefully
deposited on a horizontal metal ring one
and a half inches in diainet,e.r, preyiously
moistened with the same liquid,:thiabob•
ble,lrribt - ditiftirbed, will last three hours,
and it in a close vessel three days.
M. Plateau ,has not only, kept, within
range dtschool-boY practice, but; he has
gone much farther, and succeeded ;in
making cylinders and polyhedrons of the
same liquid. To make a cylinder, for
instance, suppose two rings of equal di
. ameter say two inches ; one restsupon
.0
3_>,._
--
down along a perpendicular shaft, with a
stop-screw to fit it at any height. Blow a
bubble, and deposit it on the lower ring;
Itit down the upper one until its circum
ference moistened a 3 before, crowns the
top of the bubble. Immediately this will
adhere, and then may be drawn cut into a
perfect cylinder, with slightly convex ba
sis. To make a liquid polyhedron M.
Plateau first makes its skeleton out oithin
wire, and plunges it into the liquid. On
taking it oat, he finds the whole interior
intercepted with liquid partitions, going
from one edge to the other with writhe :
matical regularity. The same edge nev
er bas more than three Of these 'liquid
frames attached to it, making equal angles
with each other; and the mutual intersec
tions of these plans are always four round
the same point at which they make equal
angles with each other.
Tenacity _of Life.
A few evening; Once . there was a learn•.
ed dissertation-r-subject--"kied hugs .and
their remarkable tenacity of life." One
asserted of hie own knowledge . that they
could be boiled and then come to life.
Some one Soaked them for hours in tar'
peritiinVirithotit' stuy fatal _consequences..
(mg kg , whoilad been lititening,as an,
outsider,lere: gave in his , stperiencie in
corroboration of the fact. Bays :
- 4 Bome years - ago I took a bed bug to an
iron foundry, and dropping:it into a ladle
where the,tnelted ir0n'15%6;144 .t,:'run into
a 81 . 0110. --' y; m obi Wornan nsed`that '
skillet pretty constant for the last six
years, said here the other day it got broke
all to smash, ancL,tvliat do you- think, - gen-.
tlemen, thatilertimsedjusit walked out of
'hie hole, where he itad.bee . n laying like a
frog a rock, and made tr acks for his old
roost tip stairs. But,'''- added he, by way
of parenthesis, "he looked:mighty pale."
• Overworked Brainl
DouglasJerrold ° was at Prigiton, ill,
tearful of his brain, and forbidden by the
faculty even to look at a book. Still the
books came down, as usual for review,
and,the sick literary workman could not
refrain from "smelling the paper ;knife."
Among others came Browning's "Sor•
Bello," and the perusal of the first few
pags filled the' luckless critic (as well
they might) with ronewpi, terrors for his
imperilled intelleat.
"Itly dear," sald'he to'his wife, as calm•
ly az he.conld ,"would you cast you eyo,
oveC thls,vOlUate:and tell me what you
think of It'? "•• Then he eat up in his bed,
anti watched her knitting brow and puz
zledleyes with fluctuating hope. Present.
ly the lady laid down the bOok:
"I catmot understand," said aLe, very
emphatically, "even one single word of
i "
"Nor .1, either!" exclaimed Jerrold,
in aoyful frenzy. "'hank Heaven, it is
ant i , then,: that ia mad !P
Tifg Boston Post tells of a practical
jokeilately played ,off in that vicinity upon
two of thii itudeints of Hartear:d-lboilege
They were attending a )adieu' ; fair, in Rox
bury' when, “just for the joke of the
thing'," soine . of .
their pleasantly ingenit
one friends playfully pointed them put to
the ipiglee as , Ltliiiikntiekets.- . The'rentilt
was,, they were avoided:ln: 4h'e ;lair as
„fhiev!es and they were arrested and kept
fri - jaillilknighti and nitituately were forced
to teguirp apotiecni*g riot to prosecute
thetilinew.u4..berore , they were_ allowed
to d art. The entire faculty of Harvard
'Liar School have addressed a
,paper to
the Itiayixebf atoxluty.i.:,ifitidietitide,thi;
li p th
tf , ittddnts' character, azti_iNttest a pro
test lagaing_the rattb:aga:aufficted upon
them:-
etlmoK , Sausi Atli E r APORAVORS
.1 _74 !pat oflke -41 , alleiii§ al*
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'kJ manure &rim, spading forks, garden and hay
rakes, grain cradles, scythe snatlis scythe stones,
dr.o., for sale br
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.7 0 ,1WILtherty Maui
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soription made to order Stealiaboat work.
steam and gas fitting and rev/lint* promptly at
tended to: Rartioular attention neap to fitting UP
Refineries for Coal and Carbon Oils,
Also. sole agenti for the Western Diane* of
Pennsyliania. for the sale of Marsh. Lowden &
Co.'s Patent St phon Pump, the hest ever inven
ted, having no valves it is not liable to get out of
order and will throw mote water than any pump
wine its size,
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Manufacturers of Fire Brick. Tilesjertteibles. &o,
and dealers bit Vile and eruciblaY.
W- Office 31,5 Liberty street. onnesito the P. R.
R. Passenger Donot, Pittsburgh.
Orders respectfully solicited,
Wanted.
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myti;3indaw
ORPHANS' COURT - SA
N PURSUANCE OF AN OROEU OF
the Orphans' Court of Alleghonyieounty, will
be exposed to publ c aale on the pretnises. on
Thursday, the 29th, Day of Ray 1803•
at ten o'clock, a. in. At thet valuable track of
of land. situated in Rocs township, about three
miles from Allegheny city ; anq bounded by lands
et David - orrett: the heirs cf Graham;
lands of Lighthill; John Ramage. 'Containing
eighty acres. more or les., helot. tholarto of the
laic Daniel McKeever, deed. On which execute
fed a two story trams dwelling house, a double
log barn: spring house and ether improvements.
There •is Wes upon the prealres, an excellent
young bearing orchard of grafted fruit. Terms
made known on day of sale,
PETER 'von
JAS MArLA It.
Adatioid 3trtorsor of Dania*/ MoKeover...doe'cl
ruay2;3wt.
JUST IMECEIVED •
a splendid stook of
SPRING DELAINEB & DRESS GOODS
CALICOS, GINDUAMS,
Opectialattention is called to our vtocklaf
cad Irish Linens that was purchased before the
great advance in Dry Call soon and secure
Your Spring Uoods as they will be much higher
Remember the place. No. 9 , 3 Market street, be
tiveen Fifth and the Diamond.
tuh2 U. „I LYNCH,
- -
141.Aeli DIAMOND STEEL. WOMAN,
PITTSI3URGIII, PA
PARK, BROTHER &CO.,
MANUP/CTIIISBIL9 OP
a z . V..Fn si I 1 a Tarri
Square. Flat and Octagon. oral! sizes. Warran
ted equal to any imported or manufactured in
this eoutitrY.
'Mtn:flee and Warehouse. No. 149 and 151
First and 120 and 122 Second streets Pitts
burgh
febicilvd
pIII VA.7 E DINEAsES
DR. BROWN'S OFFICE
60 SMITHFIELD S2'REF,T,
Citizens and strangers in need of medical ad
vice should not fait to give him a call.
Dr. Brown's remedies never tail to cure impu
•ritles. eerothlons and venereal affections —Aho
hereditary Mint. such as totter, psoriasis and oth
er skin diseases, t'.le origin of which the patient
18 ignorant,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. We remedies fur this affliction. brought on
by solitary habits. are the only medicines kncvni
in this country which aro safe and will speedily
restore to health
HEIM ATI
Brown's remedies cure s
in a few days this
Inlet affliction
Ele also Females. Gleet. Gonnorrhoe. Urethal
Discharges, Diseases, Pains in tho Back
and Eidnoys. irritation of the Bladder, strict-
UM. etc.
A letter to bo answered must contain at least
ONE DOLLAR.
Medicines sent to any address safely packed.
, O
ffice and private rooms, No. 50 SAIITHFIELD
.TREET„ Pittsburgh, Pa. nolbd.frw
“THE IIN.1.01,”
ARCH STREET, between &I and 4th
PHILADELPHIA,
friffE UNDEINIGWED HAVING RE-
A- nowefithe lease of the above popular Hotel
for a aeries f years, would respectfully call the
Attention of the traveling publiz to Its cmtral lo
cality, either tor business or pleasure,
mh3;13 , c1 TIZOBIAIS IS. WEBB dt tiON,
I.VISCOV.E.nv
Strenstheaa . and Improve the Bight
TsE
,sesuct PEBBLE
Elmsian Speotaclet,
JUDERNONS BUFFERING FROM DE
, festive eight. arising from age or other Feb .
can.be relieved by using the Russian Feb.
Ale fteetnelen, - which have boon well triad by
Many•responsible citizens of Pittsburgh and vi
binitze, to whom they have given perfect satisfac
tion, The certificates of these persona can be
seen'artny - office.
11111- , 2,11 who purchase one pair of the Russian
Pebble Spectacles are entitled to ho supplied in
future free of charge with those which will always
give satisfaction.
Therefore. if you wish to ensure an improve
ment in your sight call on
J. DIAMOND, Practical Optician,
ganufiwturer of the Russian Pebble Spectacles.
lanl6
. N 0.39 Fifth street. Post Building
y place of business is closed on Saturday.
E HAVE JEST RECEIVED A
v Large invoice of
Ohoice Wines and Brandies
especially for medicinal purposes, which we war
rant pure and reliatle;also a complete stock of the
quality Soft and Hard Rubber Syringes, which
we wilt sell at old prices, notivithuanairtz the re
ported advance in rides
A. RANKIN ,k CO Rrnegiets,
' 63 Market street,
m 3 2, three doors below Fourth.
ritEALL ESTATE SAVINGS INSTII.
TRW, incorporated by the Legislature of
Pennsylvania. •
Open for Deposits ln SATURDAYto 2 o'clock, p.
to, daily; also on EVENINGS.
from b toy o'clock.
_ Ei FOURTH STREET.
A SAFI^. CONVENIENT and PROFITABLE
DEPOSITARY, for Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks,
sad all.ttu3so whose-means or savings are-smalt.
It altio commends itself to Executorv, Adrninis
trators, Collectors, Agents, voluntary Societies
or Arnociations, and persons of all chases:
:Interest nt the rate of SIX PER. CENT. per
wum ie. Paid_ onmdts. - which; if not -draen.
ill he mom to thecredit of the decoßitor En
the first day of May and November, and thereaf
ter bdar the same interest as the principal. At
.thiartztenumny DOUBLB LS-98 THAN TWiLVII
Interest win commence on all deposits the /Et
11.nAN5th days of the month after such deposits are
containing Charter. By-Laws, &c., Ewa
hated an application atthe office.
- Pagantair—lSAAC /ONES
Pagamityr—W. B, COPELAND.
Hod Thug M Howe Hon Jif Moorhead.
-4 . hams Jones, C G Horses',
Wm IT - Smith Jacob Painter.
Ham Childs. Nickolas Voegtly.
W B Copeland.
Seeietary and Treasurer—A. A. CARRIER,
feb.6md
IVETT.B. S. —T W 0 HIONDBED
AOIG Boiler Riveters can find employment On
ron'ggnnooats under shelter, at the best, wages.
:Machinists also wanted. - • - -
JAMES B FADS,
' •
•mikasgra.t • ;,, -
14LiCeartsfr Works. bt. Louis;
-Qp-md
N ARGE WARE HOUSE FOR SALE
RA three stories, situated at the corner of First
Si, and Chancery Lane near Market St. Apply
to S. cirrilissior& solvs,
sinlA
COMMERCIAL INFORMATION.
Movements of European Steamers.
PROW Am:lmA.
Glasgow, New York_Liverpool
Bremen .......... .New Yerk_Bremen_____ April 25
Arabia.. Boston _-_—Liverpool..—.April 29
City Balrimore_NewYtirit_Liverpool .May 2
Persia New. York_Liverpool May 6
Groat Eastern_New York_Liverpool _AInY
Europa. Boston...„....Liverpool ...... _May 13
Australasian... New York. Liverpool ....... May 20
PllOll ICMIOPE.
Europa ..... _...Liverpool 805t0n..., .... April 18
Borussia Southanen.....New York... April 22
Etna. ... .Liverpool ...... NOW York... April 2 - 5
Australasian-Livorpool_ :.New York... April 25
City Washington Liverpool. New York... April 29
C^nada Liverpool Boston May 2
fi l thy of Cork... Liverpool New York... May 2
Allan Liverpool...... New York... May 9
Sidon Liverpool New York... May 16
Kedar Liverpool New York... May 30
Australasian_Liverpool New York— Jane 13
Tripoli Liverpool New York... June 27
MONEY MAIIIILET,
QOIIIISCTED DAILY POE THE MORNING POST BY
MESSRS. KODSTZ & HERTZ, BROKERS,
NO, 118 WOOD STREET.
The following are the baying and selling rater
for Gold, Silver. &o.:
fob2Ct6md
.„..
Silver
Demand Notea
Eastern Exchange,
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia.....
Boston—..
par
Par
...... par (4
..... —.. Par .i.,
Western Exehanffe.
Clneinnati
Louisville Par
Cleveland par
par ,y
St. Louis..
par Y"4,
PITTSBUiIIf OIL TRADE
TVESDA y, May 19th,146.3.
The market yesterday was remarkably quiet,
there being no transactions made worthy of no
tice. The ruling figures for Crude in bulk are
15®16e; in bbls, !Cii@:llc. These figures being
steep, buyers are naturally shy and are of f ering
lower rates. Holders seem to have the advan
-tage, as prices in tho East are looking up. The
stock in this market is not large, and unless the
Allegheny river rises the rates of freight will ad
vance.
A dispatch to the Oil Exchange furnishes the
°Hewing news from above:
The market continues very firm, Car but prices
18th.
are
unchanged. Sales Crude up the Creek, $3 37@3 F.O
per bbl ; at the mouth of Creek, $4 2.5@4 50 per
bbl. 1-here was an active demand.
Exports: To NEW York—Benz 258 bbls; Re
fined, 322 bbls. To P hiladelphia—Crutle, 691 bbls.
Refined, fißi hbls; Benzole, 80 bbls. To Baltimore—
Tar, 55 bbls. Refined,loo bbls.
Imports: Per A. V. Railroad—Crude, 240 bbls;
Refined, 884 bbls. Per Allegheny riser—Crude,
1,950 bbls: Refined, 599 bbls.
Crude--Sales 1,000 bbls in bulk at :93 do
in bid, of 11c; 500 do 21e, prekages Included.
PI ITSBIT.ReIfPIODITOE MAKE
OFFICE. OF THE DAILY POST,
Tuesday, May 19th, 16C.t.
Remarks—The weather continues to change
but is pleasant , The farmers have no cause for
Our rivers are again on the decline, and unless.
we have rain soon the larger class of boats will be
compel ed to draw off, tut then we have an ample
supply of light draught boats ready to take their
tames. The tonna ge in port is increa.sing. We
noticed the following at the landing: It. K. Dun
kenson, lilmina Graham, .lag. P Gilmore, White
Rose and Camelia. all receiving fair cargoes. Be
side.; these named there are twelve new ones ut
the wharf being hurried on to completion. Our
boatyard; are all full and it would be difficult to
'manta fur a boat to ho finished at this point fur
some time to come. This is certainly a healthy
state of atfairs..but then one workmen are noted
everywhere for their superiority is building and
fitting out ans thing in the Blume of a steamboat.
We are also tryiag our hand at Iron Clads su look
out fur ono that will ho finished by fall.
Flour — Market very dull and inactive, the de
mand continues entirely local; prices rale about
the same, The receipts are not more than sad :
cient to meet the wants of the trade market. In
the East and Wes: prices rule lye, even less than
our own market. Our large holders either have
more money or are otherwise convinced in their
own minds that prices will go up, for they exhib
it nu signs of giving way; buyers also seem eare
le.s about operating. Bacon—The demand has
fallen off; buyers are nolt . ng a concession, and are
likely to obtain the same.• There is a good sup
ply in first hands. several lots of meat have been
sent in the market for sale. Dried Fruit—market
firm but not very active; we notice a moderate
amount of transactions at firm prices. Butter—
is in limited demands sales were making to a mod
erate extent; prices tend downward. Potatoes--
the market contains more sellers than buyers.
The old crop is dopreciatingand will soon have
to make way for the new- Grain—isdull and neg
lected; prices altogether nominal.
Flour—The market continues without anima
tion. the sales being few and far between. Buyers
not disposed to
.purchase to any extent, whilst
holders are detertnned not to sive way. There to
a moderate business doing from wagon. prices,
however, aro unsettled. Thb - current rates from
s 0
tore are, Extra, $5 90q6 ; :Extra Family r s6 50-
75@7, according to emeriti.
Grath dull with a limited:inquiry, prices in
most cases nominal. Oorn, small sales were made
at 73©80c, those being ruing figures at present.
Wheat, very little Offering; sales 413() bush primo
ted at $1 alai 30; white held at $1 35®190. Oats
only. in limited demand with light sales at 65th
70t, Rye is more inquired for. $1 being freely
offered. Barley unsettled, prices nominal.
Braeou—There /3 a good deal changing hands
in various sized lots. Buyers aro notso anxious
as they were some days since. Sales 4.000 ihs ahou'-
eters, s, 3 4@fie 2.01.0 lbsPliiin Hams. 8 .W85.40; 1,100
C Hams 100; I,oooThs sides, 734 c. Sales 21,000
Iby as follow s • shoolders,o4e ; side-, 7:34c; Plain
IfoirX®B% . C; S C Hams, 94; gloc,
soMme ess morn — The market has been quiet for
past. Sales 10 bbla
Hidess—Sales of 400 prime Salted.93i ;
this was a heavy transaction.
Buster—The demand has fallen off, there being
re ore sellers than buyers. Sales 8 packages roll
Whisky—Varket steady: salts. 12) bbls City
Rectified at 43®45e
Hoop Poles—Sales 54.1,000 slacks on wharf at
at $ll 75 per Igo. 30, 1 00 tights at .$l6 per No.
Flour llbh—riles 200 at 40@ , 15e
GroceriesTere is steady business being
traiMacted in this article. Prices, howeever have
undergone no change.
12 Sugar-15 hhds Cuba, 11 %e; 10 hhds Orleans,M d
o lnsaie—Sales 20 bbls at st@soa. 20 du on
privdte terms-
COifel; — iall3B3l sacks Rio at 33@i3314e.
Fish firm and in moderate demand. Sales
bble Baltimore' herring, new,S7 50 ldackerel,
sales 20 bble No• 3 medium, 576; 10 bble large No•
3, 8 00.
Cheese—Saes 40 boxes bloshen.l434lf.c.
Es - go—Sales of 1500 dor at 9(4107c.
potatoes becoming duller every day: sales 550
bush all with largo names attached at The which
is t h outside figure.
Beans—Siles 150 bush small Whit° at 2 75.ga.
Sallt--Linchanged. • Bales 200 bbls No. 1 at
$11541 80.
PROVISION MARKET
CLuelnnatt
The,re were records of sales of 50 hbds bac:n
shedlders at 4„ - ?ic.: of 6.000 pieces hulk-shoulders.
at 3Y.,,c, and of 400 tierces lard at We. There
were also sales nr flrst4elass bacon sides at 60,,
and some further demand for them at 53/ 2 'e.
eartouotations tor. bacon yesterdaY will
only apply to lightweights and such ashaveheen
-packed. Heauy
,thitt - are ban
smoke-gin or fr esh
irom smoke - house cantuit'be 11[4 atg ar
tail tha e n 6e.
- Bulk shoulders orpritne iitiality may baquoted
at 4o packed, bulk sues at &Saadi:mak hanmattki
at $
A sale of city mess porli - isfas made last itening
1.3 50. This figuraUdsl2. - 5@13 frit. 'country
about•repreiepta. the Market. -
934 c fairly represents the market forlani-Jhough
the -beat brat* ate not efferingit - that figure,.
Plain Hams'are firth at B%e 'caavaSad }lad
pankeo, and fnp o .9 , at:/Ql4eL'ii, „
• . , ~ - . „ , ... ,
,-----.--------- "N" onll PPR. "SALE-11,31E - slllllstpur_
R talovAbz7,ol' -LIVERY - STAHLX -. 1 her offeni for saiefour eligthle . lota
ven ue ; t
_KIP The mid6reigned having rainier - iiiifLiiiii: on thecornet of Grove greet and c'entre . Aue'
• rs IStahle from the rear ot the Scott Rowe, to near oi the Seventh-War/4 inT'itt•lewrie &EP.—
the 'corner of- First atet Smithtleld st r ee t. W. O. r i ete lots are each 24 feet 'front by 110 feet ifeeo),..
Cann ri olaattadAtpretrareMlZ4brnigicanuges. running back to an alley, and are antirelY iseliv
hoagies. and midi° horses upon the shortest no- ied by etreets and alleys on ass*. side. Two of
tice, Also horses kept at livery at reasonable the lets have frame houses or them, five rooms
rates. Undertaking and all arrangements for fo- and hall bs eash„ hydrants on ha premises. They
nerals will receive his rkecial attention. will be sold all
to
013 CECY favorable ternsil.
PIESL BUIIIDELSkIVD.
gloaufro of __ , _ . JAISI-11.neitiug... a ....... . _
...n lA.
DRALEILS IN OILS.
S.M. H I
,E 8 &
iustrieortautEs OP
Pare No. 1 Carbon 011;
• AND
13 3E. I Z C.ll 1.. E.
4tlP - Oilloo on LIBERTY STREET. oppositol,
Penn'a..ll..R; Depot. ~ •-- • • . -
.All oil warranted..::
__ , , . staleitif
THE ARDESCO -OIL COME t NY:
Itisa A na=itr 441". *llia
Refined Aidesco Oil,
NON -11 271,081V/C. ALSO,
PURE BRNZOLE.:
warehouse, 27 ERWIN STREET
.PITZSE7ROI3,. PENNA:
Lucent 011 Work.
DUNCAN, DIIIILAP CO"
PURE WHITREFINED
CA.II.I3CDPI
°Moe, O. 291 LIBERTY' MUM ' Pith. I.
- Ing4-guul
Buying Selling
1 47 00
.. 131 00
1 45 00
'ILIKAI NDELIERS, BRACKETS,
&aCORNICES, CANDELBRArS, LAMPS,
BEGILDED OR REBRONZED.
and made equal to nem. Aire, Chand ellera
ctn., altered to burn Carbon Oil, at the
Lamp and Oil Store of
WELDON, REIN= E dr, KELLY,
ardar. ICA Wood street. near GO,
The
It Philosophio Burlier.
MCBAYDIRIPiII 81EW DOXIBLE.ACTLNieI,
Philoiophio Burner for Carbon Oil is now
ready. It possesses Many advantages over the
Common Burners.
1. It make; a large or gull light with perfect
lorabusdon.
2. It will horn CIF Quantity of on with mod?:
3. It can he wad - with a long or short chimnear..
It canamend. a 8 asaper aight-lany.
rt can e mde to btum
It is more eerily wicked than any other
buxom-.
7. It can be harmed and lighted without ro•
moving the cone.
g. throws ail the white light-above the cone.
9j The °Mornay can be removed or inserted
without touching tho glass.
These burnerrare '..ho No.l she tad
as - a bo put on 'any Lam_p now in use. -Every per
son using Carbon Oil should have a Philosophic
Burner. Price 25 oentst_ per dca..n 02. Sold.a
Zia. S 2 POURTTI sh•set. Pittsburh.
W..111/6,1r31125'.
ANC) DEALERS.
KNABE' Pi PIANOS ARE STILL
ahead of Steinway's and all other Pianos
made in this country.
A choico supply received this week;
CHARLOTTE BLUME,
4a FIFTH STREET,
Polo agent for Enabe's PLinos and Prince's
unrivalled Melodeons. apll
•
er A. I IV td
SECOND HAND PIANOS.
,a enrcuERING 7 OCTAVE, BEAU
.2II tiful blank Walnut case,-very halo
$220
Al octave, .( " iicicering. Rosewood, round
corners, a first rate instrument. 200
A 7 octavo, Bays &
goo ßosewood a
handsome instrument, in d order.,. _ 175
A 6% octave, Rtodart, Rosewood, oareed
pannels in fo_ ... 165
A 654 octave, Galen&Co, Resou (Md. round
fruit, an or (talent - ... - ... 160
6 octave, t bickering Rilseivood raund
corners, asood reliable Piano 150
t 6 octave, flallet r Davis & Ca, Rose wood 135
J. 6 oat ,. Stodart. Mahogany, round front 00
16 oct., Swift , do 75
A. 6 oot, German. do
A. 6 oct, Dunham. d 0.........
60
ect, Loud 90
0
A 5;4 oct, English do• 20
A 5 oto, co do 15
For sale by • I
JOHN H. 161[ELH,OH,
R. IIUTORINSO.N
(LASE ow LEECH & HUTCH/NBON,),
001 MISSION & FORIVADDING.• MERMANT
poalerin
WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE,
Flour, Grain, FiEll, Dried Fruit- Pot and Pear
Ashes, and PRODUCE GENERALLY,
East Brandl of Family Flour Always me liana
No. 102 Second Street. •
Rottman Wood and. Market,
N
ta.Liberal advanoo made on Censig PE onien W t?, A,
apll-1. d
LVPTON & OLDDRW,
GRAVEL ROOFERS
MORNINq POST DU
earner Fifth and streota.
A. CAR D,
ur VI DI 44 MADE ARIUS Aff.4 g .
to operate before the Dental C
tne . niied States, and the various Denial Con
ventions for the purpose of bringing': bofore the
Prof. aims. my ApparaThi forf.Thttrnettnir
Teeth Withont Vain. I. shall of nedessity be,
obliged to he away 'freM( my 011ie the, greater
Part of nest Syrinx and 'Summer.- and that' my
patients o. nOtneithe loteratherehrr..rhave as
sociated with me Dr, E. J WAVE, a Dentist .ot.
well known abilityineVert hranch of the prcifes
andwhose olegantftlbnsi'arh the adrahlt'
Son of the profession" wherever seen— Dr. Ways ,
willhe with me from April and will takerthe
general charge of tbo 'offide, lo.ving me free to:
devote my whole attention to Extracting Teeth
with my Apparatus. and to the mechanical part
the profession. Personate/3 may Allye..hitherte
failed to have their Teeth extracted want of
dine on my part, or from.defecta in th eon paratus
are enured that such diffimult3 no longer exists,
.8 I have made many irnprovements.rusd will de.
vote my whole time to it. .
Re'erencas in regard' ttikthe - Painie&Mesi and
Safety of the operations given Remember and
from Iteclical - gentlenien too, that
cold weather is the time when the apparatnt can'
be used to the best asvantage.
E. °UMW. benAbt,
184 Smithfield street
mhl7:dtixtyl4
•
CARPETS.
1862, -DECEMBER. 1.862,
W. D. dr H. ittecltLium.
87 FOURTH STREET,. •
LA ROE IPOUTION or OITA STOCK.
'ring l eee l3 ollsht previous to a series of
OdvsnetL. •ind now replenished Oast. before the
largest adva , loo of the season)) 'the newestife
edges la Carpets. Oil Cletl4l. dew bhatles. Sco
A. favorable 'opportunity is uffe A d.- Dtfu h a , briat
moderate rates. as prices will be highimr: •416(317:.
ertel acrwellis'4s:ls4l4 00414.440148
we ere now manatetarthismitiator aeflisle of
211--IU--,-
,
"tilting ate nronolid to deliver front ow 68A - k
YARD, 509 railiattyr
Beettl l iA of ,X" funny cotti allrnta on
— lOl4 . Malittilow-sTsur&ET dovo.,
• "Greet Anterican 'Remedy,"
OR.- itIARIFIEVIs'- •
ORONO- THERMAL FEMALE PILLS
Which have neh'ek• ;yet tatted:Ott= the threel
done have been seek - rtly.fol/ow.e l i) re
moving aziti:ll; fret: • •
Obstnnition Stoppage of Munn; -
otin Teetering the:nab:on- t:l•i)exibet-bealth
Buffering ftoin Slnnel .4fetrScres, pro/et-Rio Utql: t
the Whites, or etber . l7. oaa' of 'the tiTerinelP...-"-
one. .Aisq In all .naaas of, Debiliti er Nciselot :
Proetr atien , Eyelerice,Palpitutkma...to.,
rhioh are the forenuanera of more serlountliseat-a: •
Tht.te arc.pe,ristil• harmicas.ont,...4 con
stitettcm; and ince,:t tak:.n kit he nod,
mak without eanaibh at the".sati,e,tima •
the Y act a ahariVbratrasthonultr;lmt'lS
raunz an,d # a "k i :Pg-tAPFsitT?3 t q'aheidthYt:z*
Ea o f thaieontnitnietElli.•..Pitc:a cilte .1)(AL-tie,
find when 4424 . M Will be - amt . by ineir pho-paid
by any advert#ettAgent, on reete.pt" of fhb- nel
J. B.ltYitit•Rpehaster,,lL,Y” penere.l„#,Aeat..,
Sold, tiy , Tettenere.ll.v.:: •
' • r
iiititErfairen°33lPLY- VLE 4j35ta.;
114 AN RI. tOtlts
_
Eirove.LosTi intowlC
ESTOR,;.'II4
Stet pabliallad., la. i 3 ealed..EnVelope. : flies
' . • - aiz Ceuta. - • .
'A LEcTrTLZ OW :TILT; NAI-131",,E, TREAT
MENT. rot Radio& Caze..o.l B 3)erzaatorY.ticeta. or
Soinin - al Wcalccoss, Involuntary lilmmioioac.
Sox dal Dildlitk, and - Jinriedituen fa . Mardi:y.B
gCnerallyNervournets, Corisrpantion, liltdicosY
and Fits;Mental and Physical Incapocity rrordt.
Piz:from SelP.Abnae r Raffr. J. cut.
A'ERVIELL, M, D.. Author ut the
.
"A Boon ;to - Thotaandz. 'OS Buffew, , A3:" -
Simt ander, seal: in a plain , cmvelope. to any ad
dress, post paid, bn receipt of Six, Cents. or pro
p?stnge stamps; By CIL J. C.NLIN E.
'27. ?13.1,rodway. New
flhBl7.d,lvwSm'' " Peat tdiiCe'Box. id 85. -
3;IINRCIRIANT TAILO yak,
IllarD RAVE JEST RECEIVE • D
v law) and wellaeleciad stack of
Sp'ring -Goods
81 WOOD STREET
comistblg .
CAottia,t'astaiseieg, Best ing,
fiLso:--A !mire 4oalc GI
•
GENT'S EVENT' SIZONG GOODS,
trrelt[dUut Paper Collars, Ned:Tip, and over, -
thirlsw.nalbt keptby•first tlans Famishing lora -
Ozdqn PrOnlptb executed, u anatird
,50 AVEBSTEIVS $5,50
UNABRIDGED:- DICTIONARY
ITT:1013r . " 7'34 °t?' PiotanclEdiLlon tOff:
lan , • • STAVONARirent.
, I Writ RABBEI. & CO..
STEAL/ ENGINE GUILDERS
Bron Jirorculatle2-0.
NUM EACHINISTI /AO pfLER'IIII. I .IO:
Nazi Ilia Passamsz Deuot
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,WT,,T4 ALL KINDS 02
'BM= .I.I.PTIne3; nit - tins from three to no
h 1% 1 '14, fills , home power. axel sr..Red for
grist Saw Mill.q,,,iAnat.Frumaoe:‘,„•FaatorioY.
EliY.o PaiiiSiorottor Ulm, ro the co, sanction of
V v rreed - raeoninerf for stint mills. and for
4.% ma* and.olmalar raw mills., • .
• i 5 also on hand. a rifted god readylor ahip
ment at, short= Lice: 'Ruiner and Bonen °reveal'
deeerißtiol l . - ,,,... ~' _ •
Alec: furniselroilere rad Meet Iron so aratelY.
Wrought irag:.iihallltiLllgrutem. and_ Punks In
every variety.. and oon,unne the numufaeraro of
wolen Ai .e.i.eetrir.ru)d.alaohine Cards. -
Oar prices are low. our morthinor7 manta mar
ed of the beettistalitt arnate
. riale, and warranty/
in oil- mum to give eatiadeet,iorL.,..
ailrOrdera from ail pane of the &; . nutr? eoliei t
edited oromerb Wad. . - •re9.lnitivy
IueASUING,2II4I:3IIOO3 LOUI7
wringer!, for-sale by = - -
BECICHAIVI & LONO.
" 127 Libertystroat.
OAL 1.6,11 D FOB RALE—THE- BUB
offerefor rule.' very low his farm of
85 sores, situated in_Waehington tovroship Colum-
Mann county. Ohio, one mile'and a hall from ha
finesyille dation on the; Pittsburgh eg Cleveland
Railroad. Fully filty acres are improved and an
depth:titivation and thewhole is rich in coal s tone
The buildings are a hewed fog house, log_st able.
w bed. 4zr. • The farm is well situated within
one Mlle of the. railroad --. • •
Terniis DI sale — One-ldf cash with reasonable
time for thereto tinder. -Priee $25 net. acre.
Address, EtLICHAF.I.IforarIGGEN.
Satinesville. Columbiana county. Ohio,
to
± itettir An. Al:Cabe; limit street; Pittsburgh.
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tirliotpupg , liaissitifitillßotionis.Sw.as
Bahia. tto. .do imputtres fizl
. . . dealers lei.kilitalg., irta,
Piste ti gent #00....
juip:ionibistay atithnsidiviinr..inli 2schinei.
.T.,1 ii'do WarehOUSO, NO. . 1141) FttL.V.Z..4...1.3 A 44.)
zeD D B. Pittsburgh. Patina.
,471 r iio ll , ol lkEr!kg COOPer out to any dealsul
-tt ; " ' ' ' feil•ipdAve
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Rahn lio,t_Posseen. vrheeled and re.
volvirig nay, acrd tilyna
inaahintryironerEifirtor DY
LiAlt LPNQ
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.ADi EST,IIII9NES' APi calLititE 19
-RA Boots, Stioce. Qattara and, 2tataluira4 wade
to °Ater. of the best raatetutli awl vttu
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TO TICE,PLIBLIC
is.p.act4LipLx .-„
21..theimorattandrose •
/9 Modesto fall.aentunf
nations, treat wren and
delicate tliSorilers,'' belt+
abase and diseases - -
titations commonandg-
OldrAt Itnlitutics - of 1.1 b- : .;
sex - smn Angle ; or ficciaLa
; lialawraor: publishes tireL fact tf hir tidbit
scothe ignorantand fidaely mode:nne rSuall/119
sherbet ainillunitit'a' great'sui - verY INalorai
midi for Aontafainaeon nd • canwtion. .apops
theft" wires,proinising ROW ana &mallets. their
Phlmalati Should be cautious to hoop {here
licaoranee . that they dsthe same se, Dr...DRAN:
SM l T PAmpbubliLling) teat a lucrative 'Pins/
tee ginht 3p;titem arcon stupid **say
hauled and - presumptuous families ban.: ar.:l
salted I mitmerabmwslltrnc-up asmasarcoms &ud
who compare .pocietz i A
ntelhaente. senza, s, to
dollans'and omits, .nardoriotarobea:„ly ordll
Cotton. It Is to publioi, how_ over znzkertir
"e me and suardibia l are • thaiab•• :Id • that thca
was , :liaushtesk i aratmarda i praYiettly -feeble
slow and ,Vaiiir codition q mpi appealuebra,
lift() bead „to th And r:a.c.r. juat.
BRANS ;WASS:Maw :baby) •and. i. , a.ftat
ali ke t h ri ll o nh.A l inkhavVnezan.ea,mtalasul2
incialt, Mai ( OM _ 1 1 411 1 .1 4%140112L.(YO•
:c'arir toe,
rum or nocutraataltlnincePaireeomnuielyoured
Eiverreica *Me Ottnici- 1 18.1ww, r:wadies.
which arepeouliarlyhm own,. kiey aro compour.dt
rom tho. Vegetable fhavinY
lculaasoftheldereuzialtreatment,behs.s abanclaa• ,
edit and substituted , the Ignitable -Female die.
eases Fe. t raatedwithmuirkecteanapa z had
over- 'orgy , years' ( 40 ? ) , erperiencer nkthen , -treat
ment il t hospitals of oth. the - Old -World. and in
We Mated, _
_Match leads/this to ast-7...-3 all with a
fair Mal. mecum anabeppiness will Min biIYM
WI/ the now—paLe' dohott..Triflo.no Luger
mcnitabscilM an quad= Mkt Come and be eared
Consumption and tag! its lapdrai
which so - many atulualls . +.Ol our coming:o. one
nownow b P a lsleved; , Lproriduwastri aUend t.J. A
particulars can bebad of laynsainit-q,,
bingosuring, copY. of the Medical ddv4.7sr,witla.
. novo% ens* to•aU that ther at!'
vantaeo: , of :over , , fart 9 -Yeara 'eXtreent 'fad
observations :eotunquentlie has- coperic I tit
lathe treatment of MAMA! .3150fe:Al. Sala who :1
daisy. Consulted by tnoprofesnon; se well as moon'
mended to' :roPectatue:':citicaras; •• paten:cams •c
t , „
Praetors of hotels, • Cm
Sln-:itheeld
street, near Diamond, Mann.- , _Private-coml.:lCW
caUona from -all Tar if PI - lite
teradedto. THemt +a - . , . .
deals
• - -F,itiafranh• A
Pr • e,
, t- .yie,z
INPORTAN..T..VO .12ADIES,
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n JOHN 114 #HVEN, HAVING
,e 033
owatda of Ewen ye= docbted his t ro
lea:dotal .exolusavely to the troattnent
:Female
.Digiotaties, an ,ditaritut.. Emmett c! thou:
sam. ot coma in roster= ntilletoo TO rOtrla r
.health hao prat oatire cooldpace too/cling pub-
Holy bib '
•& CA.P.PELL
.
litt'crnEetrsr at CO.,
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