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Onln eirr. 'Harr, Editor , it Proprietor
oprietor.
L . • MED/CA-L.•
N OT ALCOHOLIV
11/ L' CONCATED
ratinUer
1.: A:PUB- TONIC.
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I M 3 I O OFLAN 10 9 tS
GERMA 84 TER
PREPARED BX
ra C. D
P dACTSBON, 2hiladel
hi as. Penns ., '
effentaally note
Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA. JAUSIDICE,
mummies. or Narrows Debility • Dfiseall
or : he Eldners, and all Dragoons
dirlsfricifirom a Dregordered
EOM' or Stomach,
non
as Omni
. _potion. Inward
Ma, Fullness or
Blood to the Head,
Arddifir_of the ' Stomach,
Nausea. Heartburn, David
- _for Ppodo /Panto or lifinight in
• Um fitomsoßour Frantations, Sink
butorPhqninit at tho utelltom,...
ockEwrlmumrata the treas. Burned and
- difficult B.Mne, Eluttering.at the Heart.
Choking suANtaWis f velowthei x i la lyi ng
Vtl i allV 3 gi c t 4 / 3 193 Iarlat e M IV itta b r li l
Head, Deficiency. af - PtmCii, el.
lowness of the f.in and
_es Pam
the Side Back, Che ."&o.
Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burn
infatrint-the Flesh. Constant
iron of Evil,
and treat depree
lion Oi
sPirifs.
f' And. wig veeltivav nrevent Yellow Fever. 11l
loos Never:Ace—
NO_-- THEY CONTAIN
Auxouor. OB BAD
I%er wlli cure the alma diseases in ninoty -nin
mit Of a hunlred.
Induced by the este:owe sale and universal
aorsuartir "It64sfLand's German Bitters, , (purely
resemble hosts of ignorant Almada and unsopi-
Adana moans, have opened upon suffering
aumanity Mei:load e r of Noetrumain the show,
„poor whisky, ail compounded with iniurious
land obruiten Tonics. fitomaoMcra and 131 t,
Bewue - of the innumerable array of alcoholic
rvaraticms in ple th oric bottle: , wad big...bellied
a. under the modest appellation of Bitters:
which. instead of curing Only aggravates *wee,
nd leave the disappointed aufferers in despair.
,HOOPLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS I
Are not a nee and untried article, but have
stood the test of fifteen years trial by the Amon
can public: and their reputation and sale, are
not Iva led by any similar preparation
The proprietors have thousands of Letter.
from the most eminent
Alpiergimem, Lawyers, Physief ens anti
Otiose's.%
•
Testifyiag of their own personal knowledge. to
the beneficial effects and medical virtues of these
Bitters.
DO YOU WAN T.SOMETHING to STRENGTH.
?
DO YOU YO
W U ANT A GOOD APPETITE?
ot.. YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOU!? CON
'. • ASTITUTIONt •
DO YOU WANT TO PEEL WELL ?
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID 01 AVER VO US
NESS?
- D0 YOU WANT ENT 9 GY7
Do you want to sleep well?
Do you want a brk and iAgrorone
Seellne?
y dr, use
BOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITT
TICULAII NOTICE.
There are many preparations sold tinder the
• name of Bitters, put up in quart bottles, compounded
Of the cheopettmhisky or common rum , cosimp from
.2440 Weep:ape! gallon, the taste disguised by An
"•la n coktfoiltmller - Seed. - . .
Mai" elan - Ufßi tern has canned and will - cOntin- ,
ate to Mende as lona ae they can Le sold hundreds
to the the Beath of the drunkard, By their use the
*vitem is kept continually under the influence of Al
coholic Snlinulantsqitha scorid kind, the desire for
Liquor is created and kept up, and the result is fel
the horrors attendant upon a drunkard'. life and
• death. . llothtutewho desire and will have a „Liquor
ilitters,m_e_publksh the jot/amino recelt. Get tine
Battle Hooliand ' s German friers, and
wkim with Three Quarts of Good Brandy
or whi.k.r , and therein/I will be a preparation
that wilt excel in medicinal virtues and true
.ezo.sllen-e- any
will
the numerous Liquor Bitters in
the . market, and wt// cost much less. You win
haus all the virtues of Hoofland's Bitters in
, Connection with a good article of Liquor, at a
, stook leis price than theaeinferior preparation&
will eaet.Yan.
• • . . ATTENTION SOLDIERS,
AND TIPP - ::-Wl. ItLOIDEI OF SOLDtERS .
hil - .WaoslitheAttention of all having relations or
ls inthe 'army to the Biet that !MOOF
VIS Germ= Bitters" will care. nine tenths
of the Mouses hodutmd by exposures and mitre
- fiohninehlehtle clamp life. In the lists, peblish
„is/almost daily in the news p a p ers, on the arrival
- oft theta; it will be noticed theta very_large pro
. portion are Satiating from debility. Every case
of_that kind clan be readily cured by Blland's
Getman Bitters, Diseases resuling from oo ' disor
dere of the digestive organs are ..ptudtly remov -
• .ed; e have no - hesitation in. stating that, if
' • these Bitters were freely used among our soldieri
= hoodreds of lives might be saved: that °theme's
IsM be lost. -
Wees.ll particular attention to the following ret-• ,
•.. aiarkableand well authenticated cure of , one of 1
DM nation's heroes. whose life . , to use hp own 1
. „language, ''has been saved by the Bitters: ,
.. .. -, • . PraLspauenu, August 211, 1882.
Ctlara-Jones ,ft Evan.—Welt, gentleme n . you r
obatid's. German' Bitters has saved 4 1 7 life.
. arefanomistake in this. It Is vouched for by
mitmtterstof my_tomrades,_some of whom names
are appended , and who Were fully cognisant. of
• . •elkthe cdreittnstarices of Inv ease. I am, and have
-- eitiettlei the last four rears. a member of ' eh ,r
-!Ie.
~.. sae o llyzeat lititkrl„ , ;:t e n . der n tle tu n t rg' Immediate
..r...: atteronpon rpTgxAtions agues, I tea
staoked in eve last with intimatn o I
he lam all was for seventy two days Jr the
This was followed by great de iii• T.
• eightened by an Uttsick'ofdysentery. I was then
removed from the White Hot,.' and sent to tbia
city on board the steamer "dicta of Ifs in. ,'! from
which I landed on the 28th of June. Since that
qme Limye been about as low as any oae could
be and still retain a spark ?fv t italityi For a week
- 1) I :firlirditrirroWat i f ado°47ii 4.9' anything,
eat
44 1 1 1otgrnbt ger7t r i gisep . a glass of water On my
St inset. ' Life 00 ' not last ander these b' om
elette's; ants, steer inn . the physicislur who
~. - •tri t ree Working let bf zy.therigh unsuesiesful
, Mollie me front tits grosP of the dreadAroli.
” -Sr„ franktytoTd me theyorastd corn mord for Inc.
r i
441030.111 e nEetels clettran. and .to make
. --? • lipposition oriny limit° ,and best suit.
aLe' Aalvprimw. who visited MO at tho
espital,' mi.. rtiderick Steinbron. of tith below
0 2 pitreet, a vhed MO Se n forlorn hope, to try
pout &defend kindir , ProOttre4 a bottio; Proto
• *slime LoomMencedtaldng them the shadow . f
death receded, and I am now,-thank God for I',
tin t ibettez , 4 l 2oZi gu l t. vetal d ret e br i l t r at b t o n t e .
srpertizat7cr wreJaigar,wlfe and dough
-:-, , - itt.littne LIMO .heardmo for mil.
am , - ;pont ; for t gentleman I aro a loyal Virginf
, ...,..... 4 1:1-violntty of Front itoyel, :,To your
-," ti t Vlo - Eitters lbw° tbe,glozions priv il ege of
ming to my bosotu those who ate dearort
-' to•• ishr life., '
Ver‘ily. yours, 1*32: MALOhres.
. eau= in se t rqiii, 40 oboyetit t re,
tA% wheddesPed of nuroorqatie.
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1 11 4 /N 1 11 1 Tarkidlli. let N . Y.
~ Battfiry.
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FRIMY T. 3 IACDONAI.D, Co u-eth Maine.
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&nits
Al.c oils
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rig "' %ta b & o e 41:: ittl =re
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VIE DAILY POST - ADV. ANOED
RAM ,
One year by pail $3OO
Mcmgw, **425
Three " 215
One " /11
One week. deur - veld in the city 18
Single eopies.,-..........- ... ...
To agents per hundred - 200
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N 1 i kW,14 9 4117/IfaTifilNll;ll BATES. ,
The following rates of advertising have :been
ticreedsrpon by t t Pabibrhers I the Pittalrga
, Preas. to celled on art after the Ot'a
day of November. 118624 on all new oontratlte;
FOR STANDING MATTER.
PER EITROLIII3O - 17/ 2, EVERY , tot P.
*. 60 Two months ... ., 9 900
TwebuieracnoLL„ 100 menthe.- 11 00
Three insertions 125 Four months.... 13 00
000 week 200 Five months._ 1400
Two weeks 50 Six monthe..,... 1560
Three weeks,-..... 500 Nine months._ 2000
One month ...... „. 600 One year....--.. 23 00
FOR 011 / 1 1143 1 / 4 LBLE MA
Which snows tbeprivilegoef a W= 11 : 1 18
or matte. to be ineerted b3. oteelor nefw
ad be
PER SINGLE SQUARE, ETERIII4Y,
Six months- -- $lB 00
Wier) 30 00
Administrators' Mace( 025
Marriage Noticee., I 75
Death Notice&
...... 50
161.rA1l 'advertisements. ordeted is orr one
daring Month. or law time. to be .eiteß at the tine of or
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" - D4,IIGY-POST :
Prospectus of a New Journal.
•
(From Pond)
It must be admitted by all that a new
ournal is one of the necessities of the
age; that his imperatively calked for, and
that there is plenty of room for it.—
Acutated by these considerations the pro
prietors of the journal about to be intro
duced beg to announce that on _Thursday,
the 14th of May (anniversary of the ere
,cution of Itavaillacy by torture) will ap.
apear the first number of
-TUE SENSATION TIMES AND CHBONICLE OF
EXCITEMENT.
This journal will be devoted chiefly to
to the following objects, namely, Harrow'
ing the. Mind, Making. the_ Flesh Creep,
Causing the Hair to Stand on End, diving
Shocks to the Nervous System, Destroy-,
_ .
ing Conventional Moralities and generally
Unfitting the Public for the Prosaic Avo
cations of Life. ~
Its columns will be enriched with: care
fully collected horrors .. of every kind,
from the English and foreign newspapers,
and with the most remarkable , narratives
of what is uncharitably called Criminil Ad
venture.
The editors flatter themselves that there
is no mock delicacy about them - nor any
real deliacy:either,and therefore their sub
scribers may be assured that no record of
an interesting nature will suffer by any of
the fastidious revision which weakens
a narrative, or by any of the timid mani
pulation which substitutes the hiatus of
for the description.
Murder, of course, will have in these
columns the formost place, and the aid of
photography will be used in order• to pre
sent mostisithful portraits of the actors
- tuidvictitas, aiiil:the most vivid repre
sentations of scenes where such tragediee'
may be enacted.
But no class of sensational record will
be neglected, and readers may rely npon
receiving the most graphic accounts of all
crimes, .-with violence, merciless corporal
punishments (especially in the case of
children) revolting cruelties to animals;
and other intervening matters. Accidents,
if horrific, Will always be duly register
ed,
Arsenical literature will find in these
columns its best exponent, and all poison
cases will be watched by a staff of special
reporters, who have been medically edu
cated. Cases of suspicion will also be
treated, and the editors are happy to say
that they are already in communication
with the butlers in several aristocratic
families in which it is suspected that per
-12138 are endeavoring to dissolve the nup
tial contract without recourse to publicity.
This department of the paper will be un
der the direction of an eminent sensation
novelist, who will be at liberty under a
ticket of leave.
A sensation novel itself, in which atro
cities hitherto undreamed of even by the
most fashionable fictionists of Paris; will
form a feature in the new journal, 'and a
large sum under the name of a subscrip
tion, has'been handed to the - Bocietyi for,
the Suppression of Vice, in order to in
sure its non-interference with the forth
coming tale.
It is needless to say that the proceed
ings in the Court over which Sir Cress
we l presides will be,given in full, where
they have interest, and a distinguished
lady novelist has undertaken to do juitice
to the sentimental features in such cases,
points usually neglected by the male; re•
porter.
Some extraZirdinary revelations of the
habits and actions of exceedingly Low Life
will be offered, and a special detective
has been -retained in the interests of the
journal.
4n eminent viviaectionief has under
taken to supply a series of papers, setting
forth his own' experiences i n his art, and
which he will continue to practice upon
varippa portionsofttire4oferior creation,
for the aake - Icifieupplying:truthful details
but only.to the readers of the "SensatiOn
Times."
Confidential communications, of a ter
rific, sanguinitry,_or vicious description,
may be addressed ,to the editors, care of
Messrs. Nightmare '& Skeletons, publish
ers, Garbage Lane, near Saint Luke's: E.
C.
The Natuialtzed gitizens and the
The Fait in !hieh the secretary of IV&
heti treated beneral Meagher and. Gene
ral Sigel, representing the Germans and
the Irish, is positively shameful—C .- Those
gentlemen. ought to 7havaactive commands
in the . 'VOW) E•andlthat they have pot
prov,is that Mr:Stauton-istainted with a
remnant of, that iletentable Knew zic,thin g
spirit Which lamws;ktunpanta Jew years
7 2kW
ago...l7.oik.:fierold,
Bearc4dxu ralZoote.
It is stated that :this - gallant Officer has
entirely -recovered from the wognds IkeTe
• . . •
calved at Fort Donalsog._ jie hitit aside
iti=t-Okietail.loo4:olree'wee since, un
has offered hia"derviCeit to the, Secretary:
of the Navy, read 4 for commandafloat,and anxious to again - take an active part
in subdaing the rebellion. Reis now,{ fig
be has been Once his a al recovegy= at
the head - of the inibortant &wean of
Zguipment and. Recruiting for- the Nirfry,
in this city.
TheCOnieriptioit We: Yo
Tho tißTstl%eat,,ender 41134**iiidien
act, viascommepeedie-,therliotree
of of New Yirik on ..lifouday.
The marolliou:officenyit is said, Are in ,
strutted. te' take down the eilmo:orevery
person without tne k r4 to age. Questions
r e tl t a i :, ar elmaie e ter ere ere to w t li d t r e id d e r d ail b .7B
made,
Greal,'Speooll of "Johici Van- , Bu
ren. T -
The New a lork, World, not .
- .--A- -,---, "
whether kr:`Van Buren will,' spea- af the
/1 .
Utica Conttention, thinks it, quite pomade
that he 'will read a speech, and !reoom
mends to him he one he delivered about
,
three months ago, before the. Democratic
Urtion Associatiffn, of which it gives the
lelloNiing 011igant'oitract : • .
" r should be in favor of Congress re
passing the resolution that they: passed
last year almost unanimously as to the le
gitimate object of this war—that it is pros
ecuted not to overturn the instiattions of
any portion of the country, but to restote
the rightful authority of the Governthent
dining
every part of our territory, I
and de.
to, vote one dollar if ,thexe ;is any
departure from the original olfjecl of the
war. (Applause.) Now, 'gentlemen there
are one or two things the President' might
do if he felt inclined, and it is entirely for
him to determine. To unite the North ho
must entirely abolish his party organiza
tion: I read every day in the Republican
:papers that it is necessary that the North
should-be united. - Belt the President of
.the 'United States ednnot tell us to put
down party 'when he is exclusively and
thoroughly partizan himself. The ostrich,
who sticks his head in the ground vitith all
_the rest of himself exposed, makes a much
more effectual concealment of himself
than the President of -the United States,
who tolls you yap aunt-not have any par
ty, and:yet ,pppointa -aeveml thousand tax
assessors and commissioners all over the
United States, exclusively of one political
party; who finds it necessary to arrest and
incarcerate Democrats in every portion of
the United Stales. If• he does not want
any party, let him put, one Republcan in
prison by way of showing his impartiality.
(Applause.) The Presidet of the United
States cannot rescue himself from the im
putation of party .politics who removes
from the command of the army McClellan,
(trenamadonti applause,) and who . never I
1 yet has been able or dared to assign a rea
son for doing it; who not only gives him
, no other command, bat ignominonsly or-
I dent him to the rear, thus notoriously de-
priving the public of his services, and for I
what? * * * The President of the
I United States who removes a gallant and
glorious soldier like, Fitz John Porter,
1 (great applause, continued for several
minutes, and three tremendous cheers for
Fitz John Porter,) and who restores Tom
Ford, (hisses and groans,) must not come
and tell us that there is no party in this
thing, and that Democrats must combine
in support of the Administration, and
prosecute the war to overturn the institu -
ions of the South, and to deny their own
notions of the Constitution and law. I
won't say it is childish in the President.
(Laughter.) He might have me arrested_
ft is an indictable offence to bring the
Government into contempt, and it is a
miracle to me how Lincoln has escaped
indictment so long." (Great laughter.'
11. 041- -----._......
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The Perils of the Deep.
Immense Piles of Ice Along the
Coast...Perilotts Condition of
Packet Ships.
The reports of almost ever:) , vessel ar
riving at New York from European porta
during the few days past, concerning the
vast fields of ice encountered on the
banks of Newfoundland, and even lower
down the coast, excite much uneasiness as
to the fate of several packets that are con
siderably over due. It has been suggested
in New York to dispatch a steamer to the
relief of such vessels as may be disabled.
Captain Conway, of the British bark
Queen Victoria, from Dublin, arrived on
Monday, and makes the following report
of his adventures, which reads more like
an extract from Doctor Kane's narra
tive than the log of an Atlantic packet
ship :
"Mw 8. In longitude 49, made very
large fields of ice ; at 3p. m. shortened
sail ; night coming on kept the ship in
clear water by standing to the eastward,
'occasionally passing through detached
strings of ice. Many vessels were in com•
pany similarity situated.
May 4. At daylight, nothing a but field
of ice in sight around the horizon, vessels
under short canvass, to find, if possible,
clear water ; night coming on and; the
ice more compressed the vessels making
headway. moored her to a halt 'lreland
Pan,' stern on, with an eight inch hawser
to Save the rudder. At 10 p. in. the ice
completely enclosed the vessel, she lying
firmly jammed, all sails handed ; four
other ships close by in the same situa
tion.
May 5. All around the horizon noth
ing butice.;_as far as the range of sight no
water-to be seen. During the day press
ed the vesse4ader canvass to the South
southivest using a great deal of Cau
tion.
"May 6. At 2a. m. the ice became
slack, and some open water was seen ;
steered to Southwest. Sailed for sixteen
hours at the rate of six- and a half miles
per hour alohg the weather side of the
jam, in-a Southwest by West course, and
then only got clear at 7 p. m. Passed
several strings of detached ice during the
night. •
"May 7. Passed large ice -fields, many,
ice-bergs and 'many islands of ice; was
obliged to steer in all directions to clear
the large fields, day ant, night, up to Sat
tirday, *ay the kit
(4 ,41.ap: m: of that day nothingbut clear
water in sight. At 4 p. in. sounded, on
the Grand Bank in longitude 49 90, hal
tune 45 -90 ;:andlsinbelthedhlive lied con
tinned -westerly , winds, and oppresilve
heat,"
This retitaikable accumulation once
in the Atlantic rosy account for the cold
Wather which has so suddenly followed
the heat of- last week.
More. English ,Iron•Olade: for th
CQufeaerateEL
A London correspondent of the New
ITtkrjr,fterctliZ,in a letter.dated tho 9th;in
sta.llts say •
• I havajust learned, from a most , un
doubted, and autheutia Source, .that two
poiverful war. steamers, of the
highest speed — and efficiency, have lately.
Pageii:Pi'Act waet of am' a, there ;:lp
erste against =American shipping. Tit.PBl3
veleta :are povietful, swift'''. and' heavily
armed,' and fhittiritaiantiftpates that they
willtnflict very heavy losses_on our coin
moiety'. "Thitinaval movement,of ths 413-
als bast bean planned frOtri the beginning
of tlis'yar, - said_that it.has brt
tituittitaketr 'iusti now •in consequancei of I
Confederate agencies to direct - itlib'wdrk.
having bean formed in Shanghai, Calcut
ta, Singapore, and other cities of the
Eastern coast ig communication with a
line " number of sympathizers and abet
tom,
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WHAT CONBTITTITES STATE'?
, .
BY SIR WILLIAM JON ';
nowing
.
What constitutes a State? - - - ',.i; L .
Not high raised battlements or laioed mound;
Thick wailer merited gate; 5": , /
Not eities proud, with spires-041d turrets
crowned; !
Not bays and broad arm'd porte,- • 1 1,i-: •
• Where, laughing at the storm, ritnavies ridin
Not starred and spangled courts,' -- - " ! _ • - - ,
Where low-brow'd baseness :Iv ,-perftune to,
pride.
No, MES — bigh-Mill(ted MEN, ~ • ' . ..
t
With powers as far above dull - lei endued,
In forest, brake or den, -..- ' i. 7. -
As beasts excel! cold rooks and ' b - . Mes rade :
Men who their duties khow. . 2; .. i
But know theirrights, and. kn owmg; duremairki
tain :
Prevent the long-aim'd blow.••:.
ey 1.
' And crush the tyrant while the y rend the
chain: .
These constitute a State ; . , . .
And Sovereign Law, that State'll'etddected wil!;: .
O'er thropes and globes elate -i.„:„ . -- • - -.•-
gits Empress, crowning good, rent. .Rbigill; "..
Snsit by her sacred frown, .1 ..t • . .
The blend Discretion liken vapor-1310s, - '-',
And e'en the all-dazzling crown !;,. •- - ---'
Bides his faint rays anti at her' butdingshrinke.
Stich was this hear‘n-lov'd isle,, .....,; 1
Than Lesbos fairer and the CrettModieret
No more shall freedom smile? . „.••• -.-
Shall Britons languish and be ntritio more?
Since all must life resign,
Those sweet rewards which dec4ste the bravo
"ris folly to decline,
And steal inglorious to the sile rk • grave,
.
_ Tag child who cried far hour,:did
not get it. . ; .
t • .
THE best adhesive labelilnikvan be put
on luggage is to stick to it priself: '
~
LAWS are always multipl lag la*yera,
and lawyers always multiplying laws,
i.i: .
EMBRACE as many opportunities as you
please, but only one womam •
HE that, loses his conscience has noth•
ing left worth 'keeping. L :
THE Essence of Aboliticutis—'Etelieve
as I do, or you are a traitor .V
Wnr is a windy orator like a whale ?
Because he often rises to siont.
NEW PISCCV:VEIII(
To Stransrthazi and Impro*the
TES 4:7411401*1t1W DOLS
Russian - ' , llpeataaleS,'
waisasoars SIMPERERS EDON DE•
footivo eight; arising Emma te"Or other can
a, can be relieved by using the astinadan reib•
ble Spectacles, which have been well tried by
many responsible citizens of Yittslituth and vi
cinity, to whom they have given -perfect satiated
tion. The certificates of thestt persons can be
soon at my office.
IDt.- All who purchase one lir Of the BMA=
Pebble Spectacles are entitled be supplied in
fo turefree.f charge with those Which will alwaYs
give satisfaction.
Therefore. if you wish to entire an improve
ment in your sight call on
J. DIAMOND, PracticatOptician
Manufacturer of the Russian P4ble Spectacles.
ianl6 No. so Filth street Post BUildlinl
fa) y place of business is dined on Saturday
)t LI; NOT' CE.—P,ITTSBWROIt
_ d-. Uniontown Telegraph Company. In ac
cordance with the Act of Annelid,. IsuorPota-'
tine the Pittsb , rgh & UniontownToleirraph Com
pany, there will • o a mooting of, the Corporators
and Etuceholders of said Company. at the office
of the Pittsburgh & Connelsville - Railroad Carve
ny. No. 67, Four h street. in the City of Pitts
burgh. on.
Thursday, the 4th Day, at Jurte,llsB3:
f , r the purpc ea of electing a President: Bactetary.
Treasurer sad four Directors, enddeking such oth
er nate asmay ho necessary to OW a pertttsatmt
organisation of said Comosim
1/ONRY, LAcagozig,
and other Corpora
JOHN
tor R.
s. RWINO.
myl3;dlaw:3s
00. N CORD GRAPE
PPERIOR VINES, AT $2 50 PER
1 , 7 dozen- $1250 per ILO. Extra Vines at $5 per
dozen; $25 par IOJ,
CARPETS.
1862, DECEMBER, 1862
W. D. it H. MeCALLIIM
87 FOURTH STREET,
LAM PORTION OF oIIRSTOCII
ving Seen bought previous to a series of
advances, and now replenished (just before the
largest adva'oo of the season) with the newest de
signs in Carpets, Oil Meths, Window Shades, ite .
A favorable opportunity is offe,ed purchasers at
moderate rates. as prices will be higher. dad?
HENRY W. BEAUMONT OLCO
DILI.LEREI LN
Foreign Brandies, Wines and Gins.
Also, Blackberry, Rasploory, Wild Charm and
Uingor Brandies, Old Mononghahela, Rye, and
other Whiskies, Jamaica Rum, Sma
No. 83 Liberty Street,
Opposite Fourth street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
4? Hotels. Taverns. and Families, supplied a
moderate profits for Cash.
my2lllyd
W. B. LUPTON J. R. °LODEN.
LUPTON t OLDDEN,
gurucTrriumg AND nest.ggs
FELT CEMENT & GRAVEL ROOFING
•
liet.Repitire to old gravel, CanVore and Metall°
Roofs modest the Thereat prioei,.
All work.promptly attended, to and warranted,
0111aN Morning Poet Building, corner Fifth and
Wood ft , eete.2d - atorr: ' " '
• -
B
PULIC - NOTICE. .
N ACCORDANCE WITH Tits 4er
of Aeeemb y, incorporating the Pittsburgh
Grain:Elevator Company, books will be opened
to the Capital stock, of said Company, at the bier
chants' Exchange, in the City of Pittablirgh. on
MONDAY, let Day of June,
next, at 10 o.cdooki a. m. and open till s o'clock
D, M. of same day.
Springer Ilarbaugh, Thomas Bell.
John Scott Joshua Rhodes.
Wm. Bingham. R. F. Renneds% •
Tao, B. Canfield, J. 8, Liggett ;
W m. MoCreers%
and other Corporators.
DUQUESNE BRASS - . WORKS.
- ,
CADMAN & CRAWFORD.
Mannfaottirers of every varlets of finished
BRASS ; , WORK FOR eLmaras
GAS or STEANIFITTEIIS,
MACHINESTS AND COPPERSMITHS.
ip BASS oeurrintes or EVERY 16E.
ebriptitilinede' to order Steamboat work,
steam and gas fitting and repairing promptly: at
tended to. Earth:War attention plop to fitting. up.
Refineries fo r. Coal and Carbon Oda. •
Also, solo agents for the Western DiBtri e t Of
Point* IraDiai; fqk the sale et Maish.l.ansd
Co.'s Patent Siphon, Pump, the best ever. inven•
bid; liming no valves itis not liable to get out of
order and will more water than any p_ump
mice its sue. • . fehihdly.
-
Ei.11.4init....-.4astits atoms Somt rosiza
11131TITSBTRGH FIIIE
;FACTORING DOMPANY-. ,
KIEL GLOVER it.
Biannfiuitiiiiirs Of Rib trick. Tiles,Crualblas,
and dealersin Bileand urucible.-Clay. . •
11111.-offioe 365 Liberty street, oppositethii P. It,
R. Passenger Depot, Pittsburgh.
Orders respeeMily salloited. febalimd
Ix THE sEcoarn EANK.A. Eirourie
Dronerl7 fbi sale, 44 - feet front on North Can
al Street, AlleghenY, by 120 deep, having a trtrat
Of 10 fe4 QA Beat Lane, shade trees. ahrnbberv.
grape vine eta., a two story frame home, thejo
cotton te oiry 4eairahle.„-ANltzto •
B. COTHBM.I: T k SONS.
CORN STARCH, 20 BOXES JUST HE.
oeived and for sale by
myl6
RS ItYMB
No. MI it 12S Wood 'trod
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100.11#110.0 - Y.AfolitilioN.
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Arbitration -13oidanitti. of -the, B o
• .• - -, : .%--:- et Trade. - : 1 ::. 1
Wm. M; IkEttillir V.: P.UMEL 14 BE NNETT
JNID,,B. DUN:OT% Wm-MoODpiILY.
• DAV Mod PUSS. . t
.:.
M civeli 2 erita .01
num mnsnrcit.
:Sakonla ,Alay.4o...NewS4irk:.:LivCrpool
City Baltiniore...lllay:3o..:New -Xorlc,..lAircrnonl
China - June 3... New York,.:.Liverpoel
llama ' June . 6 —New . York.:: Bremen -
.
Great Eastern—.Junft-6...New York...:Liverpoel
Aga -
Tune
Persia:- fftinel7.'..New York.....Ziverpeol
Maraihen • ...:4June24...New York....Liverpoor
Africa June 24...805t0n Liverpool
'Scotia. ... ..
July B... New York.-jiiverpooll
Great York... Liverpool
Silairorp.oot....BOston
May 30.,Liverpool-.New York
Marathon 2::.-Lirorpook-'New.,York
'Bavaria ....Tutiel:...Liverpoor-Now York
Scotia ; ..................... 1...N0w York
Hansa ........ ...... TunOlo_Liverpool.„Now York
Chnada Tune 13_14iverpool...Booton -
Kodar --Jane 16-Lirespool...New York
Tuni27-Liverpool__N en. York
comus7D Datr ro z a k Ma ir tO s tri POST HT
' ' ito, 118 97000 BTltEirr.
• The follotrina are the buylag afid selling rates
for (fold; alvet;
" ' • Buying selling
L..... 1 4334 00
8 11 VOL • • ••••• •
:'.
•••••••••• •• 132 00
Demand 142 , 00
..
• - Eastern Richange.
"blew York. —..— par.
8a1tim0re:......; --.:,—.... par
'hiladelphi
~.. .....".... .................
a5tpp.;;,.......... ? ...........—. par a.
Westezu Exepiume.
Par
Par
Cleveland' ....... ..... par
13t. ...... Par Y.
SAMMAY. May 30th. 1863.
The market has come pretty much to a stand
still, prices for 811110ariptionsbeing lower. Buy,
ell are holding off. they say that prices have not
Yet toncind /maim- There. Was to .be a pond
freshet at Oil City -on Friday. The amount of
oil, that was iloatO out will be known Ito-day.
In! the. mean time the market was dull , and un
settled, correct quotations very difficult to oh-
The following Is the latest received at the Oil
Exchange:
OIL CITY, May 29th.
The regular pond freshet takes place to-day.
The markets are unchanged, the rates being
Crude up the creeic.s3 50; at the mouth, $4
bbl.
Erporfs: To New York--Crude, 244 Ws ; Re
fined• 300 bbls; Alen:ohs, 19. To Philadelphia— ,
Crude. 1 52. i bbls; Refined. 425 bbls. To Balti
more—Refined, 51 bbls. To Boston—Refined, 66
bbls; Beniolo, 69 blgs.
Imparts: Per A. V...t.ailroad—Crucle,l22 bbls•
Refined. 311 bbla. Per Allegheny river: Crude
611 bblec - ' • •
There were about 20 oil boats up the river that
will be due this dav—each ono contoi”log small
amounts of :oil. This lot belongs to the last not
the present freshet.
Crude—The =ghat was very: dull and alto
gether in favor of buyers. Prices at present very
talsettled. _Bake of _lets comprising /.700 bbIS of
7eitklisar tales :3.50. lids at 2:13022a;*
eluding packages•"'lr ansm " tong
until the amount of oil received by the pond
freshet is ascertained.
Refined—Dull, buyers bolding off. We quote
nominally at bonded, 37@)39c ; free, 45449 e.
Benz°le — Deodorized nominal at 2002'e.
J• KNOX
No, 29 Fifth street
PITTSBURGH PROD UGE MARKET
OFFICE OF`virsDeitv PoSr.l
Saturday, 'May 30th, 1663.
Remarks—The weather continues very warm
in fact, everything is drying up for want of rain.
The crops are beginning to suffer. Our rivers are
, steadily declining, and only the lightest! draught
boats can run. Freights have advanced. Upon
the whole business is very dull, and nothing do
ing except in a retail way. Money matters—Gold
continues to decline and will no doubt soon be
down to its old rates. Bacon and ell kinds of pro
visions aro tending downward. There is an am
ple supply in first hands. The stales were not
largo, but the local demand was fair. Flour—We
will have to invent a new word, for the old one of
"dun" is about worn out. As there is nothingdo
ing in large lots the quotations mast be taken
with a good deal of margin. The stook in first
hands is ample. Cheese was in. steady request
with regular sales to the trade pa former prices
-The receipts were ample. Groceries were in steady
demand there was a moderate business done in
lots to moot the wants of the home market.
Grain dull, with more sellers than buyers. The
stock in first hands is not large and the demand
was limited.
Flour—The market continues dull, without
any demand beyond what is required to supply
the wants of the local trade. 'The supply on hann
is sufficient foi all ordinary purPoses. The cur
rent rates from store were: Supecrfir e. 505 25;
Extra, 5 5005 75; Extra - Vamily. 8 . 50Cis& 62 ; a
few lots of choice brands .w ere .disposed of at $7.
Wagon flour brings Various: Prices:
Butter is a drug, with retire sellers than buy
ers. Sales of lots comprising 8 bids at 123.4®13c.
Inferior sold at various prices:
Eggs—The receipts continue light; besides the
greater portion that does arrive passes through to
the Eastern cities. Prices have slightly advanced.
We note sales at 12140 per dos.
Cheese—Market unchanged. with a fair busi
ness doing in new; .sales 50 boxes new W R. 10c;
25d0 new cream at 11@11,4c Old unchanged.
Potatoes—The market is overstocked; prices
rulelow. •The fact is the old crop has been he:d
back to long,. They are now. a drug .and can be
purchased at almost. any price. We quote nom
inally at .5087160 e per bush.
Grain . The market was -dull: and inactive.
this at best being but a poor market to operate in
When vre get our ,elevator, ming. we shall have a
'change for , the , better: W heat, red would not
.brintover 1:15@1 10.; white, 21301 25. Oat*,
nothing doing.. Prices nominal at 55@58e. Rye 1
'ranges from 80085 e, and not much inquired for.
Groceries in fair request for home use.:
.bacon—Demand fair and sales moderate, with
a good supply. ..Pales of 5.0(0 IDs Shoulders, +Ws
6000 of Ms Sides, : 8.000 the of Plain Hama,
.1330'; -20 tiertea S SUMS, 100; 10,000 IDs shout- '
•
Dried Beef—Sales 1.004 Ibs B.C, 12e.
:sky-s-lifarhetsteedY; sales3obbla,4Bl:4s4.
liingste.'—SaieS 8 bids- Orleans, 123.1 e; 8 do
Coffee -s ales . h
20 dsPA tokrat oR i R o t @ 30 12 . W 33 e f 2 . s
Molasses:—Our dealers-have a fair supply of
new and old: POST crop was steady at 0844e0t;
old lac.
marled Fruit—The market was heavy; and
prices tend down.. Sal l loo bush Peaches, .112. 70@ .
2 70•'150 bush Apples,
.25,@1 3734.1
7s i g—Reoeipti on tithe increase : sales 21 loads
at 14.
alt.—Unchanged. Sales 200 bids No„ I at3l.
7501,80,
SPRING GOODS.
vivl.wo?Nerstlitt.l7 ATTI".
SPRING AND SUM GOODS,
PLAIN AND FANCY OASSLYEI34VS,
suitobliofor .131u3ineas Suit& A fall and rAggplete
_ cement of line black ,
()LOTMAN') CANSIMBItEC
Plataand - figaradl3ilk and Cub - mare Yeses
_ . -
corner of MarketScuare.Alleitemy cat,
mL&drw:tt
51 Market St.
BIIRLINGTON mainso-ao BON
ea. Just received and for Age")
RETaini:BRO. •
m! street.
k a*Y.
nom manna.
PITTBBII33H OIL TRADE.
Gmbrivting all Cho newest styles of
ur. H. mewls
AVIN'irFOMIALM. ^ '
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nEALEBB,IN.OILS.
a. M.ICIEH &
_
-
i Carbon 014
ii3*`.%ititeo. - 7 -TVL
ler•Ofilet 6a LEHERTVEURIENT. opposite
Poxan'a R. R.DePit. II • -
101.411:cg.wananted.
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- . THEARDESM OIL , COIWCINT , :
ftesiaiiiicietanrimilErvoim ig a :
ea roverlottWele of: , r..l
Retinal Ardesearoll;:.
' litinf-stnearrt -lAyliii
^ 'pAr B. k`lilt feiro:EL-i ,
wartatouseL 9 / 7 11:11W/X8.7Z14*:
1 EPPISBUROIt PENNA..
1 1 11-43 '4'311 it ' - - 01 r.r :. . rk '
ro X iNo 4 l k;Dta44 .- .: 'ta
. • 4 110 , 101 Citg* 0 111,__ - ; 41 . 1 - ~, -
erns warm Erwin— '
C ..,c- zg '0 ra o• -I4 AL,.
Mos t NO. 291 LThERTY entr24P4l
. 'll3/ma
. . .
Apra Alt DEIGi Ell
CORNICES. CANDFTYIII42B, LAMPS!
to.
B.EGILDEIr OR SEBRONZPA! , ,
and made °ensile, Aew- °He "
dee.. attered - to burn Csirbina at tie
Store Lim p and Oil '
of
wEit4oolgi, zuk4N - inik'acsrar.tir; ;
- • 164 Wood atediStaleer
The PhilOcitgqii
jurATl)EliPit NEW P0 , ux.2.~1 . 'll4
Philosophier SttrnerforVirbotil)il ittmtv_
midi. It voissoMmt .many advalLtswes; over tate_
Common Burners._
It mace•lam or nuill Has WV& Man
00MbUlttiOn. - '
2. will burn any treantity
8. it can tie used. with a long or short
4. It can be used ' as a taper night4Mxiii. •
s.'m tan elmert be made to burn aconamically.
8. It is more isaar wicked , than /33Y othas
7. It can betrisnisal i turk lightedwAtetat ie
moving the pone.
8. It throws.all the wbita right,abovothioone.
9. The chimney - can ba removed or Inserted
without touching theglass.. •
• Than burners Are, the common No.l tise:iha
can be put en any lampitintr usis.t Every•giar.
sou wing Verb= Oil icroolld have a PkissoPhlo.
Burner. Price 25 cconnater doses 112. t Boni a
No. 82 - POURTH - dram. zittaburgh. -
1625-lady - P. -HANDKer.;
PIANO DEALERS.'
K FARE it CO'S t P1411,p617
Just opened this week a chciice supply of
_those
BEAIJTIF UL INSTRUMENTS,
beyond a doubt the fifest ijZ the countrF, This
fact is now almost uni . :sally, conceded; for some
months past we bayonet been. ahle to fill one half
of our orders. ,
WARRANTEDFENT,E . •
•
CHARLOTTE BLUME,
.43 fifth street,' setincl Wood:
Sole neent, for Rnabas Pianos:HMll'oi Brotrailan.;
os &Princes' tuariAalled melodobns.
ms , r3 •
Et Alt G - 1 4 t. .
• .
• .
SECONDPIANOS - ,
• • • •
• -• _ •
. „
_ 115061 . 7 c , 08 * . x ./ 9 714
fel hiatik-Wahrtkt WAAL- • -
-loot
A 7 ootave,Chiokering. Rosewood,. round
corners, a first rate instrument.. 200
A 7 octave, Rays & Co,. Roeewood, a
handsome instrument,in good order.... 175
A 6% octave, Btodart, Rosewood, carved
panels in A
634 octave. Zale Eaßosewood. sound • • •
front, an excellent Plano..-- ..'
160.
A 6 . octave, Chickering, Rosewood round- -
corners, a g. ood reliable 150
6 octave, Haile Dayla&Co,ROsewggd 135.
A 6 act,. Stodart. shogony, round front SO
A 6 oct, Swift, do .
—....... ..... .
A Soot, German. do -- 60
A 6 oot. Denham, do 60
A 6 oat, Loud
A 5% oat, English 020
A 5 oto, do do
For side by
JOHN H 9 inrETALOH,
•
fob 13 to.,wsp9i)
R. HUTCHINS - OR
(LATB OP LEYOR avionnoNJA
COVIIIMION & FORWARDING MEROLANT
Deawit,
WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE,
Flour, Grain, Fish. Dried Fruit. Pat and Pearl
Ashes, and PRODUCE GENERALLY,
Best Brands of Family Flour Always on Hand.
No. 102 Second Stweet. •
Between Wood and Market,
PITTSBUGH PENN A.
*3-Liberal advanoimade an Consilmments:
null-ltd . .
-
IWE HAVE JUST - RECEIVED .:
Largo invoice of
. ,
Ohoiee Wines and Brandies
especially for Medicinal purposes, which we, ware
rant pare and reliable; eJso a complete stook orthe
Quality Soft anti Hard Rnbbor Syringes,
we will sell at old prices, notwithstanding the re - .
Ported advance fla price
A. J. It &REIN & CO.. Drusaistd,
63 Market street,
my 2 three doors below FourHO
LAKE surimioa, oorrs4
SHELVING WOR.SCS:
I Pahiglig4 Zit "CITILD, / cp.;
itaxnesaturan og
she' th.lbridene wa Bolt' copper. Eratorucep.
notbsms. Rikln44l3l4llßonetnizAteis cr
Balm kn. am importing' gad I
dealers She et au% Tto - ;
Inc '
Rh% ice.
la r °" Vr tli
180A ls i RI tu gtolltirelx. nano .. 1411 ._ "13 4 1
Mar Special adore at 0 3ro nor ontto topviraea
O tt e en. fea3 4.yd kw
•
,
_ D C AL LAND FOR' SALE .- T 1 5F13...
scriber effigy for sale t tevery- lowAis-farm of
85 a ores. Situated in
luits. O W on aa lmnilg a tem d to w nshi p Colu m
nn. n aae l o estation h on th e 'Pitts n urg a h&C tm ev a ß nd
Eta Broad. - litillyfiftwatrig are improved and an-•
de tin:titivation and the whole is rich Deeps' gione
Tb oboThilrootare a hewed log house.. log liable'.
e, waked: &e. - • The farm is well' situated
or @ mile of the railroad. -- • .
lletma of sale—One-half casylth iaggdnahle
ti me for the remainder. Price our sere;
AduILAXL WIDOEN.
. Columbiana cou nt y, Ohio.
Defer to Jas. idoCabe.' Does street. Pittsburgh.
lebilkilmiclaw.. •
CHARLES L. CALDWELL,
(Succestkve to Jas. Holmes & Co.,
PORK i" A. OIC Ei
Dealer in Bacon
r l t . 3c tirf, so4 B i riir e. -Cured Halms,
tSmo Corner Market and Find streets. Pittriburnh. Pa.
_
deallaycL
CEO.
COCHRAN,.
ATTORNIN AND 17.011 N: :.11A1,10. AT LAW
otrum No. dB Wont street; iiear the Oatirt,
Hmum. - IrmtaMuitt ,
A .I. 'ISVOINESIV" • . 111111MMTIOI- TO
2da darterwill idatriv 'prom* attazdttra:
Mations made and to nlen.P_ißomptly Imaittad.
EVE YE T 1313 IC .=TWO 11177.1lirtED
AMI- 4 4 Boiler Rivet Sal "Calk find- atapkimint on
WI noats.tmdar slalltar, at the bi, Et rani.
also wante,t,. - -i" -.. ;
• ' 4A-10.811,1 1 '-' •
ishitedihraM
17iiimiiiink Works.st,
,
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VING ND
R 13. 16
Men forks, haiclevigattre,Y
dnil"ntXAl;e Y d i c r es CnesZ=eAelgr byi and
50133 Nu Lbw* JUNI.
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EStabls4o . 4 424
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17 Meebt °rail dewed- • ... -•-• •-
zatlcom-trett secret and .: •"-- , - '-..;.
delicate diserstwev es* , 4 -.c. /),,,
abase 'and: diattast' of- , - :• - t4Z/k
testicles etintiattahnd in
eidettt to oaths Of t ig i • - -- -
wax '5 sad adults, ' at • Buten
pa ea : the fut of his doh=
litk• e t end •fahielf Ineidest ate & n ew ts ,
-ph. • *sad-think It asal . /41. 1 ein,vera immoral
•d T "edithliniattion 4 lAA OPTIPtOrVa among
- . tad esaahtme. Their
about pectupwas to keep t he=m
- • ••• thatth olifeletoe as - Dr. Bw mite
1 5 =
jax
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might. M ‘ , 1 tot
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oe,sprtaimp g am '- no and
; . a iri tibta toeiefa. !twig e, to
wahiTairr. *orlik7
Una- 10 , iOtealter =ere=
Ztreatutiti - Aria to *it their
tt AT
tees, am re an 3. wards, p misty feeble
delay and of detiolittibohdilia d'appea.. - - - - eve,
litav Mtestored. to hmilth IntWigVe hi ini€
uP. - podded mewl more ravi, - , fter ?
, .....Mi , a .... , at_tigo_nelt,.Wm 11 04 hitamittvginath rutti
eFLI 2 • I7 =chum to; - liperomr,torr.
i retZT a onkarectoMpugth•orzed
tu it a i ra.short apace oftlantiox hishorrxemediez,
w areMrlplihrowit'ittestreemononads
,•zp_di thy , le t Kingdom, brittle ; seen the •
maa:of a enadatrottnemt;hehmabandon.
Led ft
Ltd
sad:itabstitar the mealtainitv Female eh
=Jam treat* " t h alirtt gtIBOBBOStrOIei
' forty' years- 40 experience. Or their rtist.
ratolitt heepitalsof - thOlCWorld end in -
the united. litsite4ligads 14zu fr ay- to ell with a
fait Iltal.: total& andtappinete will resin biotin'
non tlle•aow—paUed cheek, Trifle ,rio b r asa liter with
morttehanits tad , quake:tut tante- dbe until,
Ckminimption and all „of its kindred az ex
which BO mut , ItllllftE 'oar dmintios, ova
tow-ter relieved; liner• attend to it in
tianir.litli I) eta Midday hi:Ahearn'
IVPlis Otirkof the kW:IIW Advircr,whic'h
la amen tfa to tii:ust senils o Mbate! the ad
vantage= ht- ewer:Wears. IexPSTibIICO" and
h9OrTatk mum al he has; =parlor skat
lathe treatineet of ,diseases, and FILO if
dliall MOSOlBltibjthaprofismaisiliaweliwzewin
tataided bY =l a p !armee; publiscers, pro
pricker of • cdels. ' Mee gli himithlield
street; near 11h 1 / 4 4 , Private common!.
eatka l e from al iier4ot the Them atrictip at
teadedki.! Direed fe •
delli
I . OEPORTANT:VO :,- LApIES
JOUN .IELLIMar a HAVltin Pen
JLIF - Loiter& of twenty yetafderdtml his ,pro
tothnelzolnalvelv,te, the. treatment oaf
/Nroarses, and havlUloto ? aclad In thou
an - at etatehrreatoriu the ofilyteli..to nomad
healt a tteanow,enalre emalldende motlplis
' - ' i teratit4iintfitoatt.Reinedy * n
• DILAELIRVIVE-ola T.)
CRONO-THERMAL :FEMAILE,4 7 II.I3
Which Lateneferxet fated thkint.th ( e three.
Ilona have been strictly followed) is ra
- moving digit:litho Mining' froti
Olistraotiot'or atop "iNitare.
tthistodus eiztem-ta_patiet health *hen
glffering from ..dreatto - Pre/akene. Dori.
the 197adar,Les o a:mamma -.of the ourme Or
= Also ail. of Deyrqy at er, ,pr e. er . vga
whlelt a ni n — fa - RinaMera of more Atlas disease .
15316Theatt RUN are pee detly harn74.4., on the •
iptsluttosatidow be talfesi hut he' Mai claim:le/a
male witheet cawing Asnrear; at - the. game thus
they ad - lair a charm,. hy the
.rating. 4110,111444411( tha Vat= to a 4941 th s' eon.
luta .
ich.box contains 60 Ftlliv_PalnatOnyEDoLt-- ft e
an whoa &tired be cent.
rg pre- by aiY•advtrtiged t. teeMhe n7 P m rz ee
:J.:311A2,100 estar.N.lp,*mars!&mit
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and 'tom 'Mental and Physical hiptipAa_ . re sult . j. ___ .
nsr_from Ealf-Abase,_t— r IpLitu t m Ax l .:,
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o°f Btliferoll3."
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envelope, to any Swattinder mg in a pl ain ei,s ,
of &x c ela ts or two
ad
dress,postagnabl'Pf4te SaPa'a:B"ll:n Prc. P usniY ost lf. oj'ffi.NcrießwlCLOP4skB.6.
WIC DI. FABER, 83 CO.,
ST.EMII ENGINE BUILDERS
iron
REBEFAIIBMIIIBII MB CAKE
N€ the Penn. B. B. Pau Depot.
PrITEESUP.aiL 1.,
3111fAIIIKIVALMflem AIL KIWI 0Y
IV- 11 - 'Resin V nnuaut frog three to one
hundred mad ova power, and. ignited for
Grist BM% 481ir Blain Yarnacos, Factories.
41
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vaparamlar attention. to theism] staction of
es and Machinery for Mad mill% and for
flip nymalayard circular saw man.
Have taq on hand, finished and ready for WO
' ant at short notlseißillinea sad Mere °fervors
alescriPtion, .
Also,ft i p Bone:Viand filmed Dan sepentelF,
inns= fihaftingdEingers ancl. ruine; an
atin • of
ViZZeli zan% atm:whin" th e e a' a was; , . -.nufaltlne
low, =machinery manufm_ tar
idVefte bed i rtulity tifmaterials: and wanantef
theft eassafOstsi satisfaction.. ~ : ...
, AMPOrderstrom all parts of the solicit
ed WI mantis :filled. :li t- - : .fe23.td/kw.
INCUR Sc - CAPPELL,
itiNEFAXIMIT _WlClowns,
urn siArm ligSgrnizinalvEn
large end well wdeptad at of
tionut,bashilem,ireigin g s,
Asa—Aisigeefook of
GENT'S 'FURNISHING GOiDB,
tialudins Paper *Vars. Neakiiett, end every
thingniniallyieeptbr Antal/rag =misplay 81ore
Orders promelb , op:elated., an3(alid
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hand sitionua. •
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radovAl. 1101'` " LIVERY IerAHLE
rale The niaderailined having removed his rearLive
ry_ btabio
the corner r o o r re l e t d o H Bmithfleld alt toites o r .
Conn s old stand.ds prepared to furnish carriages,
'buggies, and Saddithorses upon the shortest no
tice, .Alsotorses kept at livers at reasonable
rates. Undertaking and all arrangements for fu
nerals. will receive his speolel attention.
,411,11DIRLAND.
Leg = FOR 61211131--THE SUBSCIUK-
ber offent for, solo four eliaible lota situated
on thee odour of Grove street and Centre ..dventte
adJoininsthe Boveath Ward. in Pitt ttrettlehin.—
The lota are each 24 feet front by 110 feet deep.
running back to angler; and are entlrekisola
led by streets and alle7p on *very i'Xwo of
the lots have frame houses on thetcr..lre rooms
and hall in each hydrantoon- he . protnisos. Thai
will be sold all toffether-xm vety favorable terms.
1301:of- • JAB: Agent,
! • ' ; " - ,1{ 4 31tatareet:-tieer Fourth
.114VUES , ,ffitiggEEPAND CIIILDRENIS
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zoopirEnum t Gaiter; anitßalmoralso mado
to order. of the eat mateTtali and wo-kmaa-
INPO -E.43OIIALIELOT7 a: CO.,
.
RC - 1a0r0u.,191/11ERVL RILL.
hta hdd Off SOlasautiful buildinglObt which
she offers for sale on reasonable terms. T oy aro
eligibly located, bing between tho Oakland Sta
tion and the lliononghahela fiver. They ofer
many inducements for private residonoa. For
Plan of lots and price, apply at the offi
ri ce ol x.
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