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• `• MEDICAL.
N 0 7 . ALCO.IIO-X.lc
A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VIE GE rABLE ExT4A.clr.
A PURE lONIC.
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HOOPLAND 9 S
DERMA - VIITT - ERS•
PUBPARIED BY
rm. c. D . JACKSON, Philadel
phut, Penile,
Will effectually cure
Liver Coln-plaint,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
unroina, or wervossa DeWitt', Disease
or the Kidneys, atid all bbseases -
Arising from a Ildsortliered
Liver or Stomach.
such
as Conti_
_potion. Inward
Piles, Fullness or
Blood to the Bead.
Aciditg_of the Stomach,
Nausea, heartburn. Disgust
for Food,- Fullness or Weight in '
the Stomach, Sour Fructations. Sink
lug or Fluttenng at the rst 41 cue Stom
ach, Swhamiug or the am,. Burned and
difficult Breathing, fluttering at the Heart:
Shaking or suffocating sensations when in a Lying
uosturo., Diumen of Vision, Dots or webs be
fore the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
Beau. Deficiency of Perspiration, Yd•
lowness of the Skin and Eyes Pain In
• the Side, Back, Chest. Limbs, ,fro.
Sudden Flashes of Heat, Burn
ing in the Flesh. Constant
imazinings of E v i I.
and great deprea
Hien of
And wi spirits,
ll positively Prevent Yellow Fe
tom ever, ver, B
T/IBY CON
NO ALCOIIoI. OR B TA
AD IN
WHINNY
They vrW care the above diseases in ninety-nin
ages out of a hundred
Induced by the extensive sale and. universal
, . vegetable or ..lionftpald's Gera= Bittera, (Pnrely
hostsef 'lgnorant quacks and engem-
Adons a vimtnrers i have epened upon suffering
=natty the flood gates of Nontrtans in the shape
of poor whisks, vilely compounded With inittricmg
irtlga. and- christened. Tonics. Stomaching and Bit-
Beware of the innumerable array of aloolidio
proparationa in plethoric bottles, and big_-beilled
kegs. under the modest appellation of Bitters :
Pinch, instead of curing only aggravates diseasas.
ad leave the disappointed sufferers in despair.
ROJFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS !
Are not a new and ntried article. but have
stood the test of fifteen u years trial by the Amcri
can nubile: and their reputation and sale, are
not riva led by any similar preparation.
The propriet.rs have thousands of Letters
from the most eminent
Clergymen, Luny rya, Physicians and
Sena.
Testifying of their ownpersonal Itnowletlse. to
the benencial effects azti medical Tr, nes of these
B i. ter
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING to STRENOTB.
Eli YO U ?
DO YOU WANT A GOOD APPETITE?
,o YO 11 WANT TO BUILD Up YOUR CON
S
TIUTION?
DO Y O U WART TO FEEL WELL?
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID 0.1 9 NEB VO U. 4
NINT I
DO YOU WANT ENT°G Y 1
Do you wient to sleep, well ?
DOyonlinwg?ant a bran and vigorous
fee
If 9 ri dr. use
• HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There are litany preparations cold under the
name of Bitters, pum p in quart Gault.. vamPami,d'd
tof the cheapest whisky or OM/IKM 7,1111, eostlny from
....40 to 40 cents per all/o
- n, .he ;tote ditattiacti nyein
m W.-CM .2..44, t,
This class of Eli tern has cauced and mill contin
ue to cause, as 1071,1 !IR thry 8071 be cold, hundreds
Ou die the death of tlw drunA ord. By use the
tYstem is kept continually under the influence of A I
'Coholic Stimulants , f the worct hood, the desire/ 0r
:Liquar it created and kept up, and the reettlt 4 a I
the horrors attendant open a drunkard s /I:ic and
death,
For those who desire and will have a Liptor
2littere, ore publish the fottotratu receipt. (At One
',Witte Roo/Lund'. German /Littera, and
mix with Thrte Quarts of Good Brandy
Or Whisky, and the result will-be a preparation
that will Lae ex.eell in medicinal virtues and true
• a eitcn-e any of the numerous Liquorit Pere in
the market, and tea/ CURS much less, nu mill
have all the virtues of Illoodund's Hitters in
etnineclian with a good artirle of Liquor, al a
much fen price than the inferior preparations
ATTENTION
you.
. i., ATTENTION BOL.T.TIERS,
AND TILE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS
We pall the attention of all having relation/tor
friends in toe army to the fact that ' HOOF
LAND'S German Bitters" will care nine tenths
of the eise .sea induced by exposures and priva
tions ine.dearto camp lire in the lists publish_ 1 aloacitrt dB, ly in the newspapers, on the arrival
of the saik. it wilt b. noticed that a very large en
portion
kind suffering liana
debt ity, Every case
.ftliat b can be re adlly cared by DocilartiPs
German Bitters, Diseases maul ing frem'esisotrt
dem of the digrstive organs are .pesddy remov
ed: iVe hay. no hetimtion in stating that, if
these Bitters were freely used among our soldiers
hundreder of lives might be saved. that °therm se
will be lost.
We calf particular attention to the following re
maikable and well authenticated mare of one of
the nation's heroes, whose life, to use hi. own
language, "has been saved by the Bitters:"
PHILADELPHIA, AIIEIIBt 23d, 1882;
Messrs. Jones le Evans.--}yell, gentlemen. your
Ilooitand's Merman Bitters ass saved my We.
There Is no mistake in this. It is couched for by
: nianibtira of-my comrades, some of whose names
are appended, and woo were hilly cognisant of
alltheatronmacsaces of my case I am, and have
been-tor the last fear years, a member of cher
utsn's celebrated battery, under the immediate
command of Capt. it B. Ay res, Through the ex.-
pos are attendant upon icy arduous duties. Iwe
attacked in November la vt with itilamation o 1
the Wags, and was :or seventy two days in the
hospital, Th.s was f. flowed by great debility',
heightened byan attack of dysentory. I was then
removed froru the White Ilcu e and sent , c. 'la
_city, on board the steamer '' °ta Junet ins," from
which handed on the 2Sth ;of tine° Mat
time .Ilutve been about as low as any one could
be ands ill retain a spark ofvitality: For a week
or in ire 1 was - scarcely able to awa low any thing,
and ..tft did forotra morsel dews, it was ini., enli,
ately thrown up again.
I - mull Lot even keep a glass of water on toy
stomach. Life cotudnet hot under these oireuni
stances ; ann, accordingly the physierishs Rho
had been working fat Wally, though mistoicesfuN
ly, , to rescue one from the grasp of the dread Arch.;
er, frankly te/ime they'cou'd do no more fir me,f'
and.advised me 14 seea . clergyman, and to makef
Such maptii_tien of my I nailed funds a. best suit-;
ed me. an acceainrance who visited me at the
hospital. Jur, Frederick fatembron. f 6telow
Arch Bisect, advised me as a forlorn c
hopeh b.
ta try I
your Bitters and-kindly proottredia bottle. From
che viol° I outratemMedlakinethein the chadow, f
death receded., and Lam now. thank God. for it,
getting better. Though I have taken but. two bet
tAgii I hafe gained JtSpounds, and feel EaDEIHDI3
oftiettorperadtt..ii to rejanatay wife and. daugh
ter, from whonq hare heard nothing for eigh
teen mentht - for. gentleman lain a toYal Virgin
in, fom ifmt Minity of Front Royal, To your
invaluable 13ihers I owe the glorious privilege of
again clasping to my, bosom those who are dearest •
to use in life. -
Veryirtdy., yo u r s.l g AAC-3.14k1,015TL .
' NeiiillY concur in the truth of the above state , -
imitit.-as-welad desPairedef seeing onroormade:
' lll ` 4,t iliblie.-Tastered to health. -. •
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JOUR inTigo . LEBA CR, 7at N. Y, Battery,
LbIEORCCE o..ACK LET , Co. N. l I thallaine.
IS CILEVALIER,%I N. Y.
I. E, SPENVERiIst Artillery , Battery F.
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.Should yourimarert druiglit not hare the ar
tile. uo cot be put off by any of the intoxicating
Preparations th°t-maybe offered in its °lam but
sfM.t.cilwiand we will forward, securely racked
ty express.
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~ajor-General Ulysses S. Grant.
Major• General Ulysses S. Grant was
born at Point Pleasant, Clairmont county,
Ohio, April 1822, .and is, consequently,
forty-one years-of age. He entered West
Point Military Academy, from Ohio, in
. ..
1830, and graduated with hOners oti the
30th of June, 1843. In his class we find
the names of Generals Franklin, Reynolds,
Quimby, Peck, J. J. Reynolds, Augur,,
C. J. Hamilton, Steele, Jiadah, and-others
in the Union army, besides several now
in the Rebel Service. On the let of July,
1848, he was attached, as brevet second
lieutenant, to the Fourth Infantry. He
was promoted second lieutenant at Corpus
Christi on the 30th of September, 1845,
and served as such through Mexico, under '
General Taylor, at Palo Alto, Resaca de
la Palma and Monterey, and under Gen
eral Scott, from Vera Cruz to the city of
Mexico, and was twice proinoted for his
bravery. He was brevetted first lieuten•
ant, September 8, 1847, for gallant and ,
meritorious conduct at the battle of Ma- !
lino del Rey, and on the 12th cf the same;
month he was brevetted captain for gal
lant and meritorious conduct at the battle l'
of Chepultepec. In the report of Captain '
Horace Brooks, Second Artillery, of the
I battle of Chepultepec, he says:
"I succeeded in reaching the fort with
a few men. Here Lieutenant U. S Grant
and a few more men of the Fourth Infant- I
ry found me, and, by a joint movement,
after an obstinate resistance, a strong work
was carried and the enemy's right was i
ecrmpreanyt i erireci.
The report of Major Francis Lee, coin-
I
mending thia - Fottrth Infantry, of the battle ]
at Chepultepec, says:
"At the first barrier the enemy was in,
strong force, which rendered it necessary
to advance with caution. This was done,
and when the head of the battalion was
within short musket range of the barrier,
Lieut. Grant, Fourth Infantry and Captain
Brooks, Second Artillery, with a few men
of their respective regiments, by a hand
some movement to the left, turned the
right flank of the enemy, and the barrier
- was carried. * * * * *
Second Lieutenant Grant behaved with
distingnished gallantly on the 13th and
14th.
The report of Brevet Colonel John Gar- I
land, commanding the First Brigade, of
the battle of - Chepultepec, stays :
"The rear of the enemy had made a
dart& behind a breastwork, from which
they were driven by detachments of. the
Second Artillery, under Captain BrOoke,
and the Fourth Infantry, under Lieutenant
Grant, supported by other regiments of
.the division, after a short bat sharp con
flict.
* -'' * I recognized the command
as it came up, mounted a howitzer on the
top of a convent, which, under the direc
tion of Lieutenant Grant, Quarternaneter
'of the Fourth Infantry, and Lieutenant
Lendrnm, Third Artillery, annoyed the
enemy considerably. *, * * I must
not omit to call attention to Lieut. Grant
of the bourth Infantry, who acquitted
himself most nobly upon several occaeione
ander my own observation."
General Worth's report Sept. 16 - , also,
spoke highly of , Lieut. Grant. He was'
regimental Quartermaster from Apriltl,!'
1847, and in 1852 was ordered to Oregon,
where in August, 1853, he was pm:wiled;
to cartaie. When he resigned the service
on the 31 of -July, 1854 he was a full captain,
in the Fourth Infantry, of regulars. After;
his resignation he settled in St, Liiitis;
county, Missou i, and 'moved from there!
to Galena. Illinois, in 1860. ~ .
Upon the breaki, g din of the present!
war he offered his services to Governor;
Yates, and wakappointed -4. id to the Com-1
mender in Chief of Illinois Militia, and'
Mustering Officer for the State, from April
15 to Jon e 211, 1861. He was next com
missioned
Colonel of the Twenty first
Regiment of Illinois Volunteers, and he
served with his regiment until promoted a
Brigadier General of Volunteers, with his '
commission and rank from the 17th of
May, 1861. He was engaged as Colonel
and Acting Brigadier General in several of
the contests in Southeastern Missouri, and
among hie most pranfeworthy acts was the
occupation of Paducah and stoppage or
communioation and supplies to the rebels
via the Tennessee and Cumberlandrivers.
The manner in which he conducted_ the
battle of Belmont is still fresh in our read-
pre minds. He was next appointed corn
mender of the District of Cairo, by Gen.
Ileck, oommaridini Department of the
West.
After the capture of Fort Ffenry, Feb.
6, 1862, a new district was created, under
fhe dettoininatinn of the, District of WeSt
Tennessee, and Gen. Grant was assigned
by Gen. HaHeck to the 9cfmnaandi Won
, the 14th of that fuon'fh. was 'n corn
',nand of the Union tore4at Fort Donal
son from Februasy la to 16, 3862 ati-4144-
ncted ciirrespOrlence,.mich
gained lfircilhWsobbrique£Sf neon ition
'Ed Surrepder Grikat, auttwaring- tGbilt
als of iu
D. S. Grant. , For the suCeees6l
;that action he was created a lifajoifiai_3artr,
al of Volunteers. dating from February
76, 18t32,, but, being nopygidubly;:fthetfut
from the Herd Ailiing theearlier portion of
the fight, it watribPortetittChe was tem
phe orarily deprived of hiss.oommaud fulfil
matter conidle litireglagated. - •
Aft/n..3 few.days, he,was; ageinordered
LAC, thefield, and-the manner
ih Conducted the action at Shiloh, April 6
an d /8621,removettfroin his al; 4 - bsrae
mains' of toethei, Vitianmfiturd. He
was second in cdoicitiq :1 13 :general Hal
leek at thwhotitfitiVilt.Vorinibijn,Atay.
d 1862, aridriglEdir,l4;nerilllffealenitiai-br
kiered.tolirsatingloff:-General Grant was
din enntait, -90,4 ipen,ment of
ill .; hs-ociuutrY
VI est of -the' Tenbesee7kiver' ori
bothihoreeof the - Mississippi River from
Corinth to Louisiana. He was now placed
in command of the._ Thirteenth Arm
lo
COrts,anj h ilfttonpe:fCitiglit:: the limo s
rtitles—of and Cornith, although
General Grant did not command in per
son, being at JacksOnp Tennessee, his
1 headquatters. In : Deceinber, 1862, be re
moved his headquarters to Holly Springs,
and on the 22d of that month, his forces
having been greatly increased, he divided
thew into four"coilm, viz :—The Thir
teenth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth and Seven
teenth corps of the United States Ar
my.
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After the attack and failure of Genera
Sherman at Vicksburg, Dec. 27th, 1862,
many schemes were
.planned And Attempt
'ed,-tOget into the rear of the rebel strong.
hold, but the one that leas been most suc
cessfully contributed to the -grand • result
was the moving down of his troops over
land, by way of the Louisiana shore, rnn
ing transports and gunboats past' the
Vicksburg batteries, and so carrying the
men across the Mississippi to Brninshurg,
and landing them under cuver of the gun
' boils. With'three out of his fOnr corps
of troops he has advanced into the heart
of a rebel State, taken its capital, and
finally—the boasted stronghold, the "Gib
raltar .of-the West." •
General Grant is a modest, unassuming
man, and a man of business, and Very
popula . - with . the treop . S. Sandy coindezion,•+eddish beard, trteditiin height,
pleasant, twinkling eyes, and weighs
about one hundred and seventy-five
pounds.
ce Between Steam and Elec
trieity.
Old Wash S--is known by almost
every railroad engineer, at least by repu
tation. A better engineer I never knew.
But Wa3h had one failing—ho would
drink ; and if he was particularly elated
with aqy goad fortune, he was sure to get
- full of whiskey; and though in that state
never known to transgress the rules of the
road by running on another train's time,
still he showed. the spirit' which controlled
him by running at a terrible rate of speed,
At one time the company purchased a
couple of engines from the E-----road,
on which Wash was running. The en
gines were very large, and were intended
to be very fast, being put up on seven
feet wheels. From the circumstance of
their being planted between the spokes
of their "drivers," that is, having a piece
:of plank set in between the spokes, the
"boys" used to call them the "plank
roads." They were tried, and, though
generally considered capable of making
'•fast time" under favorable circamstare
ces, they didn't suit that road, so they
were condemned to the "gravel-pit," until
they could receive an overhauling and le
"cut down a peg or two." Wash had al
ways
considered that theae engines wer e I
much abused, and bad never received fair
treatment ; so be obtained permission of
~I,e- , ett , tere.act.se- trt t-e tette one et them
Into the shop and repairit. At it he went,
giving the engine a thorough overhauling,
fixing her valves for the express purpose'
of running fast, and making alterations in
minor portions of her machinery. At
last he had the job completed, and took i
1 her out on the road. After running one 1
or two trips of freight trains to smooth j
her brasses, end try her working, he was I
chalked for the fastest train on the road, I
the B--- Express. The "boys" on
j the road were anxious for the result, for
it was expected that "Old Wash" and 1 1
the "plank reader" would "astonish the
I I natives" that trip, Wash imbibed rather !
I freely, and was somewhat under the in- '
I thence of liquor when the leaving time. of
his train came, though not enough to be
noticed ; but as minute after minute pass_
ed, and the train with which it connected
1 did not make its appearance, Wash, who
kept drinking all the time, grew tighier
and tighter, till at last, when it did come
in, an hour and a half behind time, Wash
was pretty comfortably tight; so much so
that some of the men who bad to go on
the train with him looked rather 'skeery,'
for the knew that they might expect to be
towed as fast as the engine could nat.--
How fast that was no one knew, her seven
foot wheels promised a near approach to
flying.
At last they started,, and I freely con
fess that I never took as fast a ride in my
life. ' [Wash had got me to fire for him.] '
Keeping time was out of the question as
far as I was concerned, furl had my hands
fall to keep the "fire box" full, and hold
my hat on. We bad not run more ten
miles, before the brakeman, ordered by
the 'conductor, pat on the brakes, impeol
-inrotir speed somewhat; not stopping us,
for we were, on , 3 a heavy down grade, • and
Was; It:had:her 'wide-open,' and working
. ateam,at . feill etroke. At hist the -conduc
tor came over and begged Wash not to
•riut 'so fast, for the passengers were half
scared oat of their senses. Wash simply
pointed to the directions to use all.due ex
eitionj-to ',Deka ap time and never shut off
a bit. So 'oh we flew to B----, • fort
voiles from where we started: and the first
stoppingeplace for the train. Here the
conductor came to Wash again, and told
[him if he did not ran slower the, passen
-1
i gers were gortn - leave. Wash said
"Let them leave " and gave no promises. ,
- Some of them did leave, so also did one
iof
meA. baggage-men. Away we
went witliciat'thein- td- 0-- Where a
message from headquarters was awaitin
us, telling them' to take Wash .from the g
engine and put another man in his place,
told him of the message; and, packing
hp his coat, he gotoff and staggered
bench on top_ of the depot, where he t l ai d
d own, aeeettitgly to sleep. I started hack
o the- engine, bat' Wash - Called after me,
and asked me howisve 'got' otders to take
httaioff: - .7.ltcdd him+, telegitiplr: -``Pram:
pp said 'k e ll' o llblg..oo l . '"wlBll I . hail
'
!mown thlit-thif akti:Mae&
,'dispatch
Wield never have passed -me, I know I"
Trips in the Life of a Locomotive Engi
neer.
NAY Dolces staff have published a card
stating that the , General was shot in his
own robrn by th. Peters. He was shot in
!theliapk. of, thei jieall; 'while writing at his
table...lnkl:ire hadheen a friendly collier.
•atioichtetween.the,,partieli seitieeTYfittein-
Fainntes tbefore thetitifoitkiriiife :9pOnr
r nee f:_
184 never_ seen
t idatighter-Olhis
•mArddrar but tklic e i
. 1/ ChiEattcriiiitiiiiiitiee with Mrs: Pete
r at eutt-t : l3-40, eRvaihqer - hiLfstaCtiffiera r ik
f i
t di:lli - Nils — lig tlmProper intimacy be.
tween_thern.,--
! .. Os of giikrieierend. abolition
of Chicago took `tie occasion et_theAst
day co degle the grato:of ; - Dougla s; :anti=
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matiag,:lhethiti death as perso nal judg;_
meskt. T.! /09 1 .4=4.7 JiiB_ Pelitie4 -coadnet,
=
Obit nO etergiman would
. preach hi s ,
,thaerat . sermon:. - - The reverend libeller
may: tiz k ve = fl isteti- -- "PkfilieellY:,?_ hot he evi
dently glutted 1
his-ghoalish
°propensities.
EIGWOn A l / 4 44' . :.'
, ____ . _.......
1•
THE SURVIVES , '
S 0 tb EELEi
OP THE REV L UTI Olt
131" ANTMETIT H. AUGHE Y.
Ye last of all the patriot band
Who with our Washington did stand
And stayed his strong arm of command
In Freedom's holy strifb!
Wegreot you, venerable 'Ores I
To loftiest notes we strike our lyres.
Our hearts ablaze with patriot fires,
Thank Heaven that gfle YOU life.
When battle - thunderasho - ok the ground
And stern hearts trembled at the sound.
When death on gory fleitla was found—
Steadfast ye kept you
Ye fought like men at Bun!, er
And felt the patriot arddr thrill
Your-inmost soul and nerve you still
To meet the oppressoet hosts.
On liionmouth'istiloody plain ye stood ;
Ye crossed the Delaware's wintry flood :
At Yorktown proved Yotif courage good
Unwavering filled-s'o=olElc°
On every well-fought baffle -field,
Where conaradeseidood their valor sealed
To deadliest onset tie'er dssl yield.
Nor ever turned your face.
Hail I honored braves! oVe more receive
The homage that your sena would give,
And Oh! a natriot's blowing leave
Before you pass away I .
Your number dwindles year by- year;
Your steps to Heaven draw ever near;
Your glory rrrows more bright and clear,
As dawns th' eternal day,.
HENRY W. BEALIIISIONT &CO
Dp.Ar..mo
Foreign Brandies, Math and Gins,
Also, Blackberry, Raspherry,,\*lld Cherrr, and
Ginger Brandies, Old Monordatahela, Rye, and
other Whialties. Tarnaiats Rum,
iiro, 83 Libertylll:treet.
Opposite Fourth street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Hotels Taverns. and FeMollies, Elibpiled at
moderate profits for Cash.
mv2l:lyd
W. B. LUPTON
LUPTON a 041IrDEN,
MINITPACTUBESS AND DF.:LI.E.IIB IN
ELT CUM & GRAVEL ROOFING
*3-Repaint to old gravel, gaivantand Metall°
Roofs made at the lowest priors,'
MI work promptly attended.tb and warranted,
OfEtee, Metzler/ Poat Building t i corner Fifth and
Wood streets. 2cl story'. mhl7
PUBLIC NOTICE.
N ACCORDANCE WITH THE 4CT
of Atiseuab y, incnrporating; thi_Pittsborgh
Grain Elevator Company, bilekg will he opened
to the Capital etock, of said Ccalitiany, at the Mer
chants' Exchange, hi the City otTittsburgh. on
MONDAY, DA Day cif June,
•
neat, at 10 o.ciciek, a. to. and open CI 3 o'c:ocit
P.m. of s&a3e day.
Springer Harbaugb. Thomas Bell, John Scott Joithun Rhrdes,
W CIL Bingham. R. F. K rnnedy
• ja,, B. Canfield J. 13,
J. 13, Liggett
and other Corp
W orato m.
ralA.
0 S E . _
--
%E HAVE JUST BECF.IVED A
huge . 12 POLY of three ply vulcanized Hy
drant Rose. Th , e noeo•is warranted not to be ef
f.cted by heat at three hundred ttA rre-s, FAbret
hear, and to at and a prof Fun, of Iponnde to . the
Nnare inch. and never, likeleatbgreoldring oil
ing. Cut in length to snit, wjatigottplinge and
ripe attached, • "c• - • •i•••• -
WELDON .t:RELLY. •
No. 164 Wood Street.
ESNE BRASS WORKS,
CADMAN & CEIAWFORD
Mannfaetarers of every variety of finished
BRASS WORK FOR PLUMBERS
GAS or STEAM FITTERS,
MACIIINESTS AND COPPERSMITFIS,
JR i cAsTiareS of EVERY DE.
soription inside to order Steamboat wors.
steam and gas fitting and repairing promptly at
tended to. Harticular attention [map to fitting tiL
Refineries for Coal and Carbon Oils,
Also, sale agents for the Western Dlst-io• of
Pennsylvania, for the sale of Marsh, Lansdell
CO 's Patent Siphon Pump, the best over inven.
ted, having no valves it is not liable to net out of
order and will throw more water than aoy
ariee its size. amp
B. Y. ICIER ......... JAIII3B GLOVRa... ...... JOHN POSTER
rBITTfiII3TRRH FIRE BRIER
FACTURINO COMPANY.
HIER, GLOVER ilk CO.,
Manufacturers of Fire Brick. Tiles, Crucibles. &o. a nd dealers co in Pil o and rucible Clay.
r e in
365 Libe Pi tt sbu r ghpposite the P.R.
R. Passenger Depot,.
Orders resnectfull7 gullofted.
SPRING GOODS
8AD147 CALL THE ATTEST.
V don ouyers to on: stook of
AND SUMO GOODS,
embracing all the newest styles of
PLAIN AND FANCY CASSIMERES
infitablo for Business Suits. A fall and complete
assortment of fine black
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERS,
Plain and figured Silk and Cashmere Vesting,
W. H. McGEE & CO.,
143 FEDFJIAL STILMIT,
eorner of Market Square, Allegheny (lib ,
nihS:dewaf
CHARLES L. CALDWELL,
(Successor to Jas. Holmes & Co..
R.0.11./K ip A.
Dealer in Bacon, Lard, Sugar-Cared Hams.
and
Beef &a.
deoll.lrd
Comer Market and Firatetrests, Pittsburgh. Pa
.
CEO. R. COCHRAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Office No. 69 Grant street, near tho Court
House, Pittsburgh
Ak Li. BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
41 g , bill earemill rocOYQ.Dromptattention. Col
lotinne made and the money yromPOY remitted:
KB OOpPB s Inns.
.V.a./.13... Ar 4 :4Tll4ZPii% at CO..
Sheath; EtiiiW.and,Bo4 CoPpez.- A'Asesta Co
Po BottOnnlatilsid ErtilL.Boktoloe, SponAr
-' SeMan &a AlrialtucottAva and
dealers In Ttn
irarb
ilatA rre; ad.
4111 r. Oonsta._
ore ttr on band, Tinnion't illooblnen
t. D I
' i t o 3- w hg . mtr oft alO rg aZ P p lka and Yee Special orders of Copper out to env desired
,noero
ranasdkoor
1114, EROVAE OF LIVERY STABLE
AWL The underaigned having resumed
Tr pplbt his i4vO.
o ken tbdirear of the Scott Rouse; to near
the corner of First and Smithfield B trev. Vi.
prepared 0.
Onn aeldatand,difeoi to n fli h rn e ist carriages ;
ti c ct iel i t l i ty. fumes kept IT anon
ra r s t z e o s r t ia r bt
7rt4eit: Midertaking and all arrangenamete for fu
aotalawiil'reeeive his ' special attention.
NEAL ERIEELAsriI:
Ark NAME fifECOND 11.4,:1itH..4, CHOICE
Property for Bale, 4t feet front ortislortb Can
a/ qtreet, AlTsghtty. by 12A deen, havin g & f ron t
orb feet .cua , zeet)liane i 'f• hade treet-Arubbery .
grape vlae, gory house, the le:
tarso 1 . 13 11!...17dedira
22 lleptr-Arnnli3iatat
80Ns. I
i
2 Pa ark et St.
spA Rica. arirmarxerstrw t
for gale
R O.
-
II ' Wo ß od ß street ,4
COMMERCIAL INFORMATION,
Arbitration Committee of the Board
OK Trade.
.
W3a. M. SHINN, V. 1) .1. 31 .1A5...L B&W inn." ,
.7so. DlT.Woßrifi Wm. MoCREBRY.
DAVIDMa:.DLESS.
ovementa of European Steamers
FROM 4.3a81041-
City New York... May 23-New York....Liverpoo
Canada
.May 77...805t0n Liverpool
Sasonia .. ....... .....,, ay 30 New York.... Liverpool
City Baltimore... Stay 30...Neer Tork....Liverpool
China. ................ .Tune 3... New York_.Liverpool
Hamm ................:June 8 ... New York... Bremen
Great
Americafune 6... New York...Fouthana'n
Eastern... Juno . 8.-New York... Liverpool
Sidon Juno 10_ New York...... Liverpool
ARia Tune 10.-Boston__
Persia Juno 17-New York.Lierpool
..Liv
Marathon June24...New York... erpdol
epool
Africa .... . ............ Tune24...Boston .... -Liverpool
Scotia July I... New Yoric....Liverpoiii
Radar .... . -____Jnly. B... New York-,...Liverpondi
Great Eastern-July7l...New York._.Liverpool i
780/1 MOM
City Bid tiiporo...May 13.-Liverpool-New York
Kangaroo. ....... ...May 15...Liverpool...New York
()rent Eastern..... May 113 ...Liverpool...New York
Asia •••-•- •-MaYllB.-Liverpool...BostOn
Sidon gay 19 ...Liverpool_Now York
May % ‘ ...Southatn'n_New York
'. ;i: a dri=gh ..... ...May al ...Lirerpool...New York
Persia .............. .. May 23 ...Liverp001... n ow :Yr rk
8reman........_....May 77...Southam'n_New York'
Manchester _._...May Ll...Liverpool... l, ew York
Africa _ __May 74...Liverpool...Boston
Radar May 30.. Liverpool..-New York
Marathon.-....... June . 2 ....Liverpool...New York
_Bavaria June 3 ..Liverpool...New 'York
Scotia Juno 6 ...Liverpool_New York
Hansa ....... ... ..... June 1 0.. Liverpool ...New York
Canada ...............June 1 3 _Liverpool... Boston
Radar Juno 16 .Liverpoo'...New York
Tripoli ....... ...___June 2 7-Liverpool...New York
CORREOTKD DAILY FOR YEIII MORNING POSY BY
KESSRS. KOIINTZ J.: MERTZ, BROKERS,
NO, 118 WOOD STREET.
The following are the busing and sgiling rates
for Gold. Silver, an.:
Gold
Silver. ..........
Demand ....
astern Exchange,
New York ................ -..........
8a1tim0re..........
Philadelphia.-..
..... J. R. OLDDEN
Western Exchange Pppparararar i?'1511
Cincinnati.
Lou
Cleveland
St
PITTSBURRE OIL TRADE
Tnansv, May 23 th. 1863 .
The receipts of Crud a e n Oil are on the increase
during the past two days, amounting to 9,000 bbls
by the Allegheny: The stocks, however, were
light before the present receipts reached market.
We could perceive to change in the market.
Holders were as firm as ever. Some defilers are
holding back, being of the opinion that Crude has
about reached the top figures. The sales were
Pretty large for our market, reaching about 5,000
bbls• The rates were the same as on the previous
day,
From Gil City, per the Oil Fxchange, we have
Jaip the announcement that there will be no
pond freshet this week. 'lbis will no doubt tend
• hold up the market for some short time
The following emnpriee the exports and im
orts:
Export. , :: To New York—Crude, 223 bbls: Re
fined, 480 bbls; Beuzols, 75. To, Philadelphia
-On:ado, 1,206 bbla ; Refined.2lB Ws: lenzols,lo4
bbls. To Baltimore—Crude, 1.',7 bbls; Refined, 36
bbls.
'lmports : Per A. V. Railroad—Crude, 4.019 bbls
Refined, C. 53 bbls.
ernde—We could perceive 11U particular
change.• Holders were firm in theirriews. Fome
sale., were made un private terms. 500 bbl, were
diseo , e.l of in bulk at :.)3.,j'e. ; 3,0 W d o d o at 20k(g...
?lc; in bbl. , it way be quoted at@:Ne, packages
included.
Relined is unchanged, and we omit quota
tt(
PITTSBURGH P1513 - lICE MAR
OFFICE OF TITE DAILY POST,}
Thus - May, May 29th, 1863.
Remarks—The weather continues too warm
for active operations, making out-door transec4
Lions decidedly unpleasant A good rain is what
we are in want u f at present. Business- continues
dull in all tts various departments. The reports
from Vicksburg are locked for with great inter
est—that is, we are all looking for the official re
port of Grant's capture of the city. The news
has to be brought to Memphis by steamer before
it can be telegraphed. It may be expected along
at any moment. The demand for the leading ar
[Mies was limited lb lots to meet the wants of the
local trade. Flour dull and in limited demand.
Dealers take hold very sparingly, and until we
have a deedne sales will be light. The tendency
is downward. Grain dull and very]ittle inquired
for. The sales for some timepast have been bare
ly worth mentioning. The receipts hare fallen
Groceries—There was a moderate demand for this
article for home use. Our dealers have a fair
supply; the market favors a decline. Bacon not
4 0 firm. Some sales-were reported at a slight do-
febal:6lnd
* locur—The market presented no change Ivor
; thy of notice. Upon the wh: le the's:lt:reek was
one of the dullest of the season. The receipts
, were confined altogether to lots that arrived by
wagon. 'the current rates from store for good
brands were: Extra, $5 75(.06: Extra Family,
$6 50(46 75. Some very choice brands sold at
higher figures, viz, $7. Sales were made from
wagon at a variety of figures.
Salt in fair demand; the ruling figures were
$1 75 V bbl. Some 500 bbls were disposed of.
Rice — Prices have advanced since our last.
Bale in a regular way at 9@?3, , 0 .. th.
Grata—The market during the week was dull
in 411 its various departments. In fact for large
lots there was no demand. It would be difficul tto
give correct quotations. The nearest we can an
proach being the following: Wheat dull and
heavy; red held at $1 20, a decline; white, $1 25
@I 30, also declined. Corn is neglected, wi.
more sellers than buyers: 80@85,41 is asked. Oats
doll, hold at 62@65c. Rye in moderate request at
80®83c. Barley is not inquired. for. we omit
quotations.
Potatoes very dull; the market is overstbck
ed.bblWse quote nominaly at 51k?..60c Ts bush, in she
or .
Fish—There were a fair amount of transac
tions reported since our last, among which we
note as follows: Tf erring, sales 50 bbls Baltimore,
3t7 25; 3:1 bids lialifax;s6 : 20 hf do Lake, $4 51.
Mackerel. 10 bbls No. 1 811; 25 do No. .2, $lO 25 :
25 do No. 3 Large, $8; 25 do No. 3 medium, $7.
The market closed steady at those figures.
•
Whisky—Market steady; sales 50 bbls City,
Rectified at 43(444g.
rlried-PrultThe market was heavy and
prkfesterid down. Sales 100 bush Peaches,sl4 75®
2 V. 14; 150 bush ApPles,sl2o@l 37.
Hay — Receipts' on the increase : sales 36 loads
at $9-12®le.
.414.ronertes---•The we-k's sales were not very
large. Holders were pretty firm in their views
Anton the sales are as follows:
Co les 45
deat sackL prime • Rio at 33%c.
Other sales were ma 33484 c.
SugaSaies 10 Mule Orleans, 1 2%e; :15 do
Cuba 113tio ; 10 hhds Porto Rico. 1214 c ; 10 bbls
coffee A, 14X,c; 15 do B, Illi4c ; X do crushed,
15Yc.
Mottiaars—Our dealers have a fair supply of
new
20 bbls o and ld , 5 oldse. : sales 25 bbls new crop Orleans, 60c;
I
ti on
Syrups range from 50c to 600, a wide varia
.
B acon — Demand fair aed sales moderate, with
a good supply. Sales al5 000 IDs Shoulde. 5.,i
6o ;10.000 As Sides, 71/047y.e: 10.000 mss
Plain
Hams 5 . 5 @8.4c.. 4.000 me Plain S C Ham 5.0443100 t
2,500 les min vassed S Case:l2.llc. Sales of coun
try meat at the usual decline.
--..........-- —___
NEW CATTLE . YOMiI.- 4.4.111. 11ET.
..
.---- COAL LAND FOR fiLttg.-"AiliffE SUB.
------'' "
- scriber offers for Pale, Very row a his farm of
'rr . , ib wiper'. Itlleit-rs. .
'fay`' 2 •—The
85 acres, situated in Washington tovraship Colmn-
BUL I. 'lil iiPili, .At OPI4. ‘. .1iay:,:25.---The great blue county. Ohio. onetaile and a halt- *eel( lv market for hee rattle' pmhied, on Forty. linesville station on the Pittsburgh dr.-cleeelaad
te street tbiS rattle
izontw2Da bead Railroad. Fully fifigracies are birtsrliMad thathah
of fresh cattle in tire sate - unex„abo nt , 600: head derealtivation and th,owholn is rich in coal sfone
having been- so'dcoil' of. the..statylearioads that The hoihnegs area hewed log' honse. log stable.
failed to arrive' n re'brthe Tde road:for last eJle shod, &o , 2he Esrm:ln welisituated within
week's market. The -4 ciall.W6F.thelito ft on sale one mile of therail,rolt&
th-day is conaiderably below t beltlrettiLe.4ixalitY Terms of sale.-K/ne-balfeash,, with reasonable
-die4of some weeks `pest, „If Ira - asthough ,all the time for thdremainder. Trlee s.a, Der sere. ~...
drovers hadeantbinedto Ship all - thataZ-ends of Adarerta i mHAF. t“az wista.mv
'es 08. 0 .13 threaten vireekaii-ceeloffsce butchers ' B e. Columbiana 0 1=44. Ohlo,- , , 1
th th IS WOCIE of:fat cattiiggrbanareo,-, Owing VT . to Jaalf-Cabe,- ReasstreetlEltAsborgtrz.
to a.general impreesien that,there was .-a.,- Tery le StO MAITI 4 -;:'' ' • . ' ~,„,.. . , .. •
large supply of •ftttief in hitotet this Week.cr at. . " .- „ '
least weukkbuthtintotibludetenninedto redoes' 1111A"IrOt, ,FX,Nrk. AND ANT),•.- Hair
-the rates current last week equal to to 'f 12) net. JI-est relree. , na3m." nor Mr___allot,__e,fariuthe.y &Ando%
and smokers had to emiceds, though with rathar a pain orsdleroorttles,'sonins.'werthe efonoB Ana ,
Sad 'trace erd,tlnerssaidit a_verY - ...cry loss ba' .rveatios• RePientents , e _2: I'. Ihrzeule br'i
BE Ca1.U.411 . et LON,
age, friurprovalling pirces to-day are generallv
' lO O4 l O Per Pound net.
aty2o No IS L ib e rty etnet,',
MOWRY/ MARI/ET
Busing Selling
140 00
.. 1 30 00
1 241,5 00
Dar
par ,V
par 14
AL C. 1114 01/.F.BIIVG 7 OICTAVE.,'XIEJtI7
1 - 2.. tiful black Walnnt case, yen , little
used. • ... .. ......... ... ..
A 7 octave, aioliering,,ifoieiioOd7,Riiind ' -
corners, a first rate instrument- .. ... ,: . . ... 200
A - 7 octal° 'Hays & Co,. Rosewood. a .
handsome instrumentiin good'order...... 175
A9l octave,Stodert,-Rosewcidd. carved -
pannels in front... ....,......- .... ..:-..--,.. 465.
A 6% octave, ZOO iTO Co, Rosew,ood, found. : r
fr...nt, an .ereelrent • Pian0......._., . ......„_. leo
A 6 octave, caulekeriiig, Rosewood round -
corners, a_good reliable Piano- -....., 160
i 6 oatave,llBl.lst . Davis & Co, Rosewood ARM
A 6 oot,Stodert. Mottos/ow', round front SO
AiB clot. Swift. d 0...,. ..... ....::: ..... - .76
A 6 oct, Gennan. do ......... ... . . .-.... 1 - 60
6 oct.-Dunham, do ......,.. ...... ....... 50
AA 0 ooti Loud' do . ......... ......... 40
A s)§ act. English do
90 We,
...... 16 oe do ......... ......
For sale by
R. HUTCHINSO.N
-(L..,E-op LE. & HOTCLIINEION.).
COMMISSION & FORIVARDINIi - MERCHANT,'
Dealer in •
WESTERN RESERVE.. CHEESE,'
FlourArain. Fish. Driod Fraq...-Pot and :Pearl
Ashes. and PRODriDB OBNZBALLYA
Best Brand. , of Family F101:11. A.IIVaYS Liana.
- No. 103 Second Street.
Between Wood and Market.
pITTSB PENN ' A.
us-Liberal advance
apll-ltd d made on, Consignment%
WE RAVE • JuST
. 1 3ECErvEn
Large invoice of - . - A
°holes Wines ling.' Itraryliegi .
ra especially' for medicinal purimies. which we Wal ,
nt pure and reliable also acompletestockofthe
quality
sellf Sot and Hard Rnblinr Syringes, which
ported advance in price we will at old Deic es, nollistanaing the re-"
A. J. RANKIN ,k CO, Druggists.
• Market street.
three doorsbelow roartlO
. .
Phuadelphiii cattke Ithikket.-• •
- -t • ira72.S. , 181,3.lips'
•
The a r
vale
and •
sales - of beef eattle,al Phil
A nue Drove Yarcl are ltght this week, only
reactiltyr about 9,50 head. ..There is _rather More
activity in the market, but pricgs are without:till
material change, ranging at frotnl.9©l3e fur first
quality Western and Pemasylvanla steers ;' , YllO'
( 41254 c for tair to good do, and 10@l93(ti . 0 lb for
common. The market c'osed very and 'al I
offered sold within the range of our above gnota"••
lions,
Cows and Calves.
The arrivals and sales of cows at Phillips' Av
enue Drove Yard are larger this week, reaching
about 5 1 0 . head,sellinc at from S2OMS for apriiagr.
ers, and from smgm V head - for cow and calf.
Old lean cows are selling at from $15®17 tiV head,
as to condition. . ...
CALVES — About 40 head arrrived and sold at
from 5(4.530 Vlb for firkteuality and 4@)4Y,cfbr -
second do, as to weightrandeohdition. ,
119bieep. , . •• ' • ,
The arrivals and sales of elieehr at PhillipirAv
enue Diove Yard are rather ,larger,; reactant
8,500 head v 'the nhatket la' ;stars 'dull and :prices
have dealirie•lfully4 Ri s pey'pound;hruntsheep sell,
la g at fr°l3,l9 4."trrict,c/iPptcl at-5a1160 per pouttl.
gross. aeeohling ho ponditiorrand quality' ' 1
Lambs are v ery scarce' and Wes at the yard - van' '1
small: oveqtiote at from $3 60 to $5 "P' nem", ac
cording to quality , •
The arrivals and sales of bogs at the Ilnion.
A venue and Rising FM.n Drove Yardarm:o:k 3,40CP
beast this week. The market is dull. and prices
I IDs nei.- ower, ranging at from 75 per one hundred .
2,368 head sold at Henry Glass' Union Drove.
Yard at froth- ,S 6 to $7 50 7 100 !Ds net.
f 350 head sold at the Avenue Drove.-Yard by
John Crooke dt fronis6so -- to $775 ber 10Cgba
400 head sold at the Rising Fun Drove [ Yard
by A. P. Phil Ips, Jr... at from $6 to s7so:', WO Ms
net.
DEALERS Ili OILS.
S. M. KIER &
•
MANUELOngui Cor •
Pure No. 1 Carbon 4311,
A X D
sip-offioo on LIBERTY BTRIXET. appetite
Penn'a R. R. DePoL
eal-.All oil warranted. ircattyd
THE ARDESCO OIL comrisfif -
..ANITFACTIETRE AND HAVE POEI
.Lv.salo a =parlor article of' •
" Refined Ardesee Offs,
YON- XPLo9IPn. ALSO,
P unEßßNzoix.
warehoune, 27 IRWIN STUMM
PITISBURGE, PENNA
Lucent Oil Wes,
DUNCAN, DUNLAP as CO,
Elannfactanra of
PVE wiaurrz IREFLttink
C g Et B 0 N 0 I L t 3 .
01E0e, NO. 291 LIBERTY STREEDaetta
buxerh. Pa.
ad
HANDELIERN, BRAENWTH
&a. COHNIC49. OANDELEE.ASS, LAM PS
REGILDED OR REBRONZED. ,
and made equal to new. Alio Chaudetitera
&e•. altered to burn Carbon Gil, at the
Lamp and Oil Store of
WELDON, JrueiNaur.c IILEZ,LX>
sP2'I.Y. 164 Wood street. tear dth.
The Philosophic Burner.
tuffivinszps army pcstrur.ApTysiga
BAL. Philosophic Burner for °arbor' Oil is now
ready. It possesses many advantages over the
Common Burners.
L It makes a larre or mall light with perfect'
combustion.
2. It will burn nay quantity of oil with (lefty.
I. It can be used with long or short thin/nog
-41. It eon be used as a taper night-lanw.
5. It can always be made to burn cconotrileallY,
6. It la more easily wicked then any ethe r.
burner.
7. It can be trimmed end Batted without r&
moving the crone.
8. It throws all the white light above the cone.
9. The olds:Ono can 'be removed or inserted
without touching the glass. - -
These bz. , rners are ...ha common Na. ans.-and
can be put on any lamp now in am. Eyem , nor
sou using Carbon 011 should have a Plulosoohic
Burner. Pries 2.5 cents :_per dozen SB. Broil
No. 82 POURT.II street. Pittsbugh.-
1e25-bolw IP. HAYDEN. 1
PIANo DEALERS.
K. RABE'S PIANOS ARE STI LL
made in this coon
ahead of Steinway's and all other Pianos
trY.
A choice supply reoeived this wee/L-
OHARLOTTE BLUME
43 FIFTH STIIRET,
ijele agent for Knabe's pianos and Prince's
unrivalled Melodeons.
BAR GAINS!
SECOND. HAND PIANOS;
JOHN H, HELLO*,
*1 WOOD STBEET:
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Bei v. lad smts, single or nieried.' Iterarmi
Da. Bitaxgreur publishes tha foot of has deing
so,
do
modest are &mit/tor
shocked, arid ..it a, greatA v4kannersi
and for:, COntathiwuon.:4nd - on amour
theivotesauzeons and de 3. Their
riaLamm, vayeetbkretti to eat them
natoeliitattitet de., wet ad Dr. 13 - itNN!
. (Meta Pualbarne lest a ics=tive orao;
&le Might ba t.. : tattitesuag r atupril to e 4
moileat and ,presurentueas ..Prm tea, born and
raise/Tin ignonsiose; areal u linnizadzinn3 and
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harear - reit - talsealtb - and rizar Dy DU.
D 'ALWt vittiwir bdek nod aftem
marriage taro have boo, rated„much 74`1
feria/L:4W ety." ramifies:dew -so. .Gr-/..-- .natrax
has or Wow= ololtiadotkate atattbrigy oared
in a rut short mite of erne oin , Ms ufvr reloodleN
wbl oo olls ' !.kleulteriPhis.atst TheYarecoxpe=3
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rom the- v qv/table wagon% rag 5.././ the
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edit 811 Op iresita le ' , .rami,.l: da
costutete marirccretessaaving had
ovo revfarty.lrears,4l 6 :havepitototl MAW tr&M
mak% trosafws of both um , Old
_Wanes sad in
them fitatese/We May to say-- tiS offirith a
feb taw. health and happiness win wzain Mon:
awn thenow-valletfolieel. Title no Magewitti
Boon and' qtatelta. - put • coma tmi irs ear-4/1
lion and au „ia".fs kindred clisoe.wa. et
- ar 4 r , ammusoutiany Illi - -.our cow/hiss , cal
ncr kl a lioYo4 rovidilietterld to it i 1
time
of My treat:ea 4
bYprocaring *OO3 Watt Medial lAdvisecothicti
b matt grub to ' at ugly aavtoe tele e-A
VAntinne of aver forit ii years ta - perigroti nal
observation, ammo „he has,mperior :kill
in the trea , ftwt of soen at abeam - end alio it
daily commitedbyttutorefesioonrenrellaorecom
mended bY - Pspeetatoe ei -1. e----,„...._0ra P,,
prietora of hotels, &s. lea ; u.//uou- mad
street. near Diamond street vote oommtaal
‘ IL'.
cations Dom
.1/11 tarts of the Wen strictly aS.
tendedto. Wed to
Melt HOST.
daddy Fittsfituilt Pelt 161•MelL
NEW MEDICAL:NISCOVEItY,
Loon ragswgzim &mai 2:21.1- , VAR'
a: MIT mire of--
CIONOBNENA GLIE4II, UREMA.f./
11 : wh mn ai W un :Wealtnert al ‘Sil - glii
gmas t anai ;
ty. GraVel.
• ,e.acitions e;_ at rah an .
• nays and Aladdak.
NV hick' has been - used by tiorardkf
ONE HUNDRED:Pa 18IOTAES.
in tht . inactiois. with glis entlre success.
Oesurae,, Geywnp. or znY
oomrlawn.; •
BELL'S FiPBOIFIO PILLS
ore speedy in action. Often eftbetiny n care in a
few da_ys. and when a.onre beaded Ws perma
ent, 3..neY are grepaged from vegetable extmaehi
a Ge th are l l=es
being Foga! cated, ar nauseous taste r. avoided.
No change of 4114in:tem:guy whilst urbisth ono
nor does their action inter:ire with bnsuica yr-
Illsch box contains six clicrow Pala
• PM - WONG, D 0.14..
:rszr Treatise cm Seminal
BefTWeishrstesmi; -
.45nac2. Gonorrhea Meo" a Pamphlet or
50 paßez,,nipg_inisviant navies to se
aided. artit," Zan& Nix outs atoratogrod to
Pay postage. -_
Amu:4s onzinciaikilit;
aowplete Ireatiatt ?k , ' l t t r z i„„7 ll xr'. eld r
r hill s, act in az 7 -
1 6, 6301.4410 w In 'mho, Qr 712
reatmentorithent the' emi
PRICE ONE „
The Pille or Boole; Win be seat, i.warti AVM eh
:Pairristianagteall.titlest,lteld sul,fsthi mei •
&net. on recelpt of we money.- ' ' •-• • t
BRYarfi 76 Cedar street, T. Y4 - INrut
708EPri Arenka
gen= Alarkat etreet end DiairrellA
Agent fbr Pitteurgb.,
sold by •all Draggirts. ..alkiaetnoyas
It'Pl IFS 00D--
15103 W LOST! 11101F1 ERATO/MD!
Jut ptihttshed. ht a Sealed Envelop.. .I.tati
aonoTODD ON TEM Con t.
TREA'-
ffitaNT sad Radical Cara of Sperm, t hma
Seminal Neakneaa, Ittvoluptary2 =Won"
Bettud Debility. - and Itut=auta to Mania:el
fart Atitt7l ° ,: n i d t rit.e n gt.." 6,2 mibm
, 4111 ,1 4. 341-Abtute. Itca=lly RunT.
Jtathorof the Green Baacati
- Boca to Thatiaantis. of Bufferemn
Sant under Baal. In a- plait anre:tope. to any ad
dress. past paid , on maeiptat r t wo
C, Eitaßkg;l3lP- Dr. CH:Z. C. KLllithr ° tir°
'l4-coadvonr Piew
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WE "EA Vll - 34181 IP RECErnea—
argo and wall selected Ida* of . II
Spring - GoodS.,
Oitluiretliduzeres. Vaitingev.
AL 4O- 4Piro 4,t00,41i - • ' -- ' '
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GENTS FURNISEUNG GOODS,
tztoi.ading-Payerrarol irectiVer, and . ever,
thingtunasay knit fillt clan icattuthttz Skra
Orders-promptly exeented. anatlardi
- UNABRIDGED'IIICTIONAIIt
.
forte complete. Pictorial Edition et $5.30
iaura:by, _ J9HPI B. MELLO.P.
81 Wealdteat:
writ Nr.. FABER. & do
STEAIi ENGINE EIitiLDERS
Iron JB`r, mailer:l4
CEREAL OACIMUSTI IND piLER MAW,
NAT the Palm R. Frater....o - er Depot
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prkral.." .i.,
- BigiAjrnrtnClie A
inj tt froYtt r =o 'WI
nun and •
Ilfire power. and suited for
Grist Mills. Saw . Mast Furnaces. Pnotozie,.
1 Cilia partieniee littintfoiLti the 007 stanotron o r
WS azdiac umt blntt.r: for srLst latlls. • and for
' te.'m ind'efrealar saw mina
*in , finfshectiind reply fortiMp
taint at Short Woe: jastanesand Pinion eleven
descriPticarl oli-, r,..., —, ,
W ar alt h Millit ig lifttntin angel?.
W t- '' iti; en and lea in
, averzivarf_Atti. an d
Macs of
,WOolett machinery and Macklin, eardt. - ,
Ourptirleraretiow;snizerr Inahoitschar•
ed Ono beet watt c=norish‘i and tfaintar.4
In SU eases to site gat OIL
, AtilrOrdersfroniall peirtsof theeennlficaticit. '
of Ind priming" num. taribdErar
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Wa ate nolirmiing ABllptaiai sOtida of
laic& We o reirOPFacttaAlalloaFfron our COAL
T ARP* 5 fM ZillEantaTiafft. •
/ 304 OlLlitTal .V44112,1V COW sham ear
hoad sauna
no* INKIELsoure sirxwAnir i 4 Co:
1-41 oThl vow sliz—Tele svliscar.
.1t
on the corner nf @Dna bar offergfoesaleftwtr ttatad eligible lotaei -
street and CHU tro• whence
adjoining the tativetith Ward, ittPlet WWl:whir
The lota are each garieet-fronthtllD feet doer , ,
running baos to au allmwnd are entireLY bah
tad: by g tratrhaandzalloyaatt aria idde. Two of ,
the iota have framelionsea orythent; 4re .Toms
and hall in eistah; hyliranta on he promue4.. They 1
will bar sold all tojjektuar.. on cerrratornble ternw. '
&Antra of JAM fficedit; Algot, ,
- fewo -' • ' ' Eon tariwtt.'nearFatirih
LADlEs.atrissEs
,6 4 ,4
Boots, Shoe& fleia;s isatobrela t wadi!.
to order. at the best. teriatv4ial vti - abozaT`
814 P. E. FitaXERTZ
° .11/Pitth street.
IMF iarrircznainvEmugg, • HMG."
AUL has ofl beentabniaithe lota: obleb l *
aba oars tor aalti'on reasonable :km itot
0114017 Located. lying between the Vallaf - z
lion and "ha Motion/ babel* War. -• Tao off , r
snub> indaeakaimta lor pdrake raddetw eo ,
nlad i of lota and wire, apots a: the °Moe at
IC. OLIN,
N ar
.177 Voth 9t. one door abov M. e
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