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HIGHLY CONOENTRATED
getable Extract
A. PURE TONIC.
Dr..ll66lTand's
CERMAt ;_ tints
PREZESIM, try
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plua, Pormut..
Will etlectualty care
=ever Com taint,
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Vilma/oh IldbUislit e =eaa
el the inglaera, and all D
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• Bloddeg`toVirtua,
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Aoiditzr_ed the Btankaoh. •
NOMBeta.; Heartburn; Dieiv e
for .Food, Fullness or Weis in
- the Stomach:Hour dernetationt, ink '
ing or Fluttering at the rst•pt-tecr Stom
ach; Bwilnaking ol ttLe Untried and
difilealt•reathing. Zinttering at thistieart,
Cholchafrot safrocating - cemurtion)i
oostur4% - Dimness et , Vision, vote crwehe be
fore the Matt, rover and DAll_Paci in t h e Head, Deflokenoitif Yol•
lowness of the Skin and Pain in
the Side, Back, Cheat, • a. 10.
- •'• Blidden Flushes
in the -Meek Constant
ings of' e r rorl
and s fr s ei n it.d s
spirits,
And.wid DOaltivebr nrevent Yellow Fever, Bil
ious N ever, sa.
THNTAIN
NO ALCOHol E .
Y OR CO
BAD WHISKY
They will cure the above &mama in ninety-nin
axes out of a hundred:
Induced by the extensive sale and universal
mum/tansy ox nooliaud's German Bitters. (purely
regetable hosts of toraist quacks and 111180111-
miens adventurers, have epened upou.suffering
aumanitY the flood ne ites of -Nostrums in 'the shape
if poor whisky, vil compounded with iniurlons
inns. and ohriste Tonics, Stomaching and Bit-
Beware of the innumerable array of akoholic
prep/Wiens' in plethormAgottles.
ep under the modest appellation of Bitters ;
which. instead of curing only aggravates diseases
od leave the disappointed sufferers in despair.
HOUILAND'b GERMAN BITTERS 1
Are' not a 'new and mntried article'. brit'. haie
stood the test of tifttitif years trialby the Ameri
eau public; and their, reputation and sale, are
not nva led by say similar Preparation.
The proprict r.; have thousands of Letters
trout the most eminent i
4:feria - men, Lassy.rlg, Phypdef ans and
es tisane,
Testifying ef their own personal knowledge. to
the beneficial effects and medioal virtues of these
Blau&
DO YOUWANTSOMETHINGto STRENGTH-
IeN YOU?
DO YOU WANT A 000 D APPETITE?
y7YOuT WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR 00N-
I .
DO YOU W UT ANT ION?
TO FEEL WELL?
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID at NEI3 PO US
t CS's' ?
00 YOU WANT ENFAPOYP
Do you want to Sleep well S
Do yon want a - bri s k and vigorous
feeling '2
If yin de, use
HOOPLAND'S"GERMAN BITTERS.
PARTICULAR
There are many preistatiOrti under the
4011/. of Bitters, put up in unvirth . - hoitieti, compounded
of the cheapest whisky or t • ommorrAim meting from
20 to 40 cents per pallon,:_4c - tcrstealiejruised by An
ise or Coriander Seed. - -
•••:- -
TAW class of Bi tereSitsiiii •
ise will contin
ue to cause i " 1 "9 aft, — 4 3 4t-e:e . a:Le- sad , hundreds
to die the d eath or th
system e--aeays,rc
.I..y:iheir use system kept contintuAilai. e of Al
aoholvc .S2intalantseelhO nooret.T7ei dui desire for
Liquor is ereated.andleei); up,-etigt-474e-r-i'esuit
Ike horror. attenicci - appori a dricaarcrt life and
tieath.
For those wlindeeThi and isllESiktti : a Liquor
ittars , we
.pladielsihefollotoin_ -12 a One
Bottle I ldollandhi l lanensttiters, and
nix with Three • Quittleacill74lolr4 Brandy
or Whisky, and the remit will Le a preparation
that will far excel in medicinal virtues and true
sw ellen e any of the. nuinerous Liquor Bitters in
the market, and teal cost much loan. you will- 1
hays . she - volues of litailland'a Bitters in;
connectionwith a rood- •article of Liquor. at • a
muck less price than these Werior preparations
cid tea you.
ATTENTION BOLDIERS,
AND THE FRIENDS OF SZLRIERS
We call the attention of all having relations or
friends in the army to the fait that MAO
LAN ll'd Borman Bitters" will oare
and
- tenths
of tbeeise.ses . indueed by exposures and priva
tions incident to camp life „W. ihelicts, publish
e almost in the.newspapera on the arrival
of cheviots, it will be noticed *hat a very large pro-
Portion are suffering from debitity- ..gvery, ease
of :het kind can be readily oared by . Jlloofiand'a
German Bitters, Diseases resithing from tllsor•
dere of the digestive - Organs are ~pe.dilY remov
ed. We have no hesitation in stating that, ifs
these.Bittent_weralroely used among our soldiers
hundred, of lives might be saved, that otherwrse
will be lost.
We nail particular attention to the following re
markable and well authenticated cure of one of
he nation's heroes, whose life, to use hi. own
ang nage - ha, bean saved by the Bitters:"
PHILADELPHIA. August 23d, 1862.
Messrs. Jones & Eranst—Well, gentlecum you r
floofland'e Merman Bitters has saved my life.
There is no mistake in this. It is vouched. for by
numbers of my comrades, some of whose names
are appended, and who were fully oogniratit of
all the circumstances of my case I am, and have
been for the last four years, a member of :Shen
man's celebrated battery, under the immediate
Docamand of Capt. rt. B. A 3 res. Through the ex-
Postre attendant upon my arduous duties, Iwa
attacked An November last with 'enamel:ion o
the lungs, and was tor seventy two dews in the
hospital. Th s was followed by great
heightened by anattack of dysentery. i wakthen:
removal from-the Whiteßotue and sent - - ro thik
city on board the steamer "titate of Ile ine,llfro
whioh I lisided on the 28th of - Jane. - binitirthat
time I have been about as low as any oitteould
be and s. Wretch alpark ofyitality: :Tor Wweek
or more I was-careety able to swa low anythin
and if I did for,o a morsel done, it was uun.ecti
&telly thrown up afra'e- - '
I could rot even keep a gists of water oni my
nomoor. Life comdlot last under these careum
stances ano, accordingly the - who
had bee,' working fat hfally, though unsuetiesfull .
ly. to rescue me from the grasp of the dread - Arch;
er. frankly MI I me they eoe'd do no mere &rine.
and advised me to see a clergyman, and to make
each Mapntation of my limited funds a, bettt suit.
ed me. An acquemienee'who visited-me atirthe
hospital. air. Frederick Steinbron, of 6th bblow
Arob Street, advised me as a forlorn hope, to try
your Bitters and kindly prociure i n bottle. From
the time I commenced taking them the jhadow t f
death receded, and I am now,, thank 'Sod for it.
totting better. Though I have taken but two hot- -
es, I have gained l 0 pounds, and teal: 'sanguine
of being Permitt;d to rejoin my wife and daugh
ter, from whom I have heard nothing foredgiv.
teen months, for gentlemen / ama loyal Virgin, tan. ettia he vicinity of Front Ittiyal. To your
invaluable Bitters I owe tbeglorious privilege of
again else fling to my bosom those_who are dearest
ta me inlife. -‘.* -
Very Mill. loam, '
We (ally concur in the truth of the aboVestate
piant. as we had d odt:ilea:din:et:l:Comrade.
Kr. Malone: re te health; • -
SOH CIIDD etc Batten'.
GEORGE ACIELE Co. t7 . 7lth m a i m ,.
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gholad'iour neireitdrusgiatnot have the ar-
Rale, .o -ot be put off bir any of the intoxicating
icrepar .ll atbatis that may be offered in its place, but
V.. and we will forward. seat:Mar packed
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Arch street.
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DAILY POST.
FR,Oht VIOKSBURG
The City and the Army after the
Triumph.
STRENGTH OF THE GARRISON,
Sentiment of the Sole iery and the
People.
Sherman's Pursuit of Johnston
&o. &c.
FROM. THE WORLD'S CORRESPONDENT.
HEADQUARTERS VICEBBERG r n .
•
. Tuesday P. M., July 7.. J
We have been in Vicksturg three days,
and the longer we remain the more the
great victory grows upon us. From the
first hour of negotiation we heard marvei
'ons stories of the number of prisoners
and stores, but always preferred to set the
lowest estimate upon both, well knowing
the propensity of the camp rumors to ex
aggerate the losses or gains of an engage
ment. The value of the position we had
gained we appreciated to the full. The
great, the material, the transcendent
point in all this past week's work is the
control of the Mississippi. All other
considerations of trophies and captures
become insignificant in this light. 7he
greatest Now to the confederates was not
the paroles they had given, •or the arms
they have lost, but the relinquishment
of their control over the mighty stream.
We have, since there are so many and
so various rumors current here, been at
the pains to go to the only source whence
correct information could be gained, con
cerning the strength of the Vicksburg
garrison. General Grant does not, as
yet, know it, nor does he know how many
guns, small arms, or stores he has taken.
The labor of collecting and counting alone
Is one of them. We applied to Major
Bonsai, of General Pemberton's staff,
who was good enough to consult the rolls
for our benefit. The figures he gives are
as follows:
Number of soldiers within the lines,
including sick, convalescent, able
bodied and all
Number under treatment in hospitals
No. of small arms and equipments .
Sege guns
Yield artillery .......
Ammunition for seine guns,
Ammunition for fiehiguns..
Cartridges ........ ......
Percussion caps._ ..
Provisions. by substituting rice, for
three days
An explanation of the number of per
sons in Vicksburg is afforded, when it is
shown that as Grant swept round from
Grand Gulf to Jackson hundreds of citi
zens and families fled to Vicksburg, be
lieving in the impregnable strength of the
position, without thinking of the danger
from bombardment. Besides these there
were originally about eleven hundred
wounded from the battles at Port Gibson
and Big Black. Many of these have re
covered, the rest are in hospital still. It
is,true that the ,confederates have made
out requisitions for 32,000 rations, this.
however, includes nearly all the citizens,
all the sick' and the servants. There are
in all about twelve hundred negroes in the
lines. The recruiting sergeants are seiz
ing the able4andied cane to be mustered
-into the Virst 1 issresippr I:teen:lent.' The
- Process . tif'partiling - is - not yet completed,
as, a lon etime is consumed in writing out
thh blanks for so many, men. This pro-
Cess is deemed to be necessary for the
-purpose of further, crippling the enemy.
a hole will, it is said, be completed to-
InCrrow, when the confederates will be
marched oat.
We have been asked by many, will these
Men keep their paroles? It would be im
possible to,walk up and. dOwn among, and
converse with them, tvithont coming to
the conclusion that the great majority will.
-.A. few, indeed, may viol ate them, and turn
xonnd.ao soon as they Are beyond our
.lioo to fight us. The mass, however,
sre eager to accept the parole, and to !e
-1 lain-the documentary evidence of the fact.
'These paper paroles are, in point of us•
rtgcl, equivalent to a furlough for an indefi-
Inte time,- Most of them. know the legal
slihe 'of the deed; and %rill maintain the
furthest limit of their rights. They de
Eire to-ttturnllome,•-evon thotigh their
homes are in our lires. They are eagerly
isl4ing if they - ill be obliged to take the
oath of allegiance, and if, after doing so,
theYvaill beprotected against thuvengeance
of the rebels.
4, wary large number will desert out
right at this ple.ce. Every boat which
go.aa North carrivs some I believe, besides
Ekloage numbi,F who are crossing the river
'and escapist ough the lines. This has
been the subject of :a correspondence be
'tween Generals Grant and Pemberton,
for the latter. seas , that if he remains in
the:city long enough 'be will have no army
leftf General G rant-cares not how long
they remain, or how many evade going
after he has paroled them. In this way
Pembertonis pia ced in the most unpleas
ant predicament, and is likely to be chug•
ed with not only losing the great strategic
position, but also the army which defended
it.
~ ,
Of those tha t s - ere taken to the camp
of paroled prisoners at Talladega, very
many will spread a frightful demoraliza
tion! in tlie rebel army. The .. gouboats,the
cannon, the food, 'the cletbing; the esprit,
the I vast proponde ace of all the material
of war, hays struck, them with amazement.
Ourivatler's stores .are their especial envy;
can green-backs almost as good as coin,
an 4 till the cam - forts and excellences-of
clitr method- iir 4.Alii rig appeal so - to - their
43p a
S iikinitilteibmitt to ask - thenitebrbi
mitl - iiiblelamakos headway, against all
the advantages 'l7i.ltii -, fact r tbe triumph
of ow' Brit* dollies; over them , like the re
liitteiiii power of 4i.:Atiatialtionisif .nature.
114 2,rasiag felitliffekl the bravery and
etredgth of .witich: 'Mit S . aril. 6iliablet but
I ° l 'et sheY'litit avii 41t . &mat R&M% were
1,1.1'
the work of an earthquake or another ex•
hibition of natural forces.
On the whole there is cause for great
'gratification in the appearance of things
here. Pemberton is doubted and disliked
not so much by allegations of his incom•
hetency and treachery , but mainly because
e is - unlucky. He is toe victim of a long
chain of circumstanees, which have ct.l•
urinated in making him the scapecoat of
the blunders of thegsbel antbolities.—
Johnston is cursed, too, but with more
reason, for he proves to be a man of the
poorest judgment. His chances for rain!
ing the siege of Vicksburg were indeed
small but he neither attempted that nor
anything else.
General Sherman is now in full pursuit
of the latter toward Jackson. We will
now divulge the real motive of this chase.
It is not so much to fight a battle with
Johnson, as to give a moral effect to the
pursuit; besides there are captures to be
made. All the cars engines, &c., which
were taken from Nashville, Columbus,'•
Memphis and New Orleans, are now lying
West of the Tombigbee river and many
of them North of Jackson and Canton
If Shernian can cut the roads leading
East at Jackson and Meridian, the whole
lot must fall into our hands or be destroy.
ed. ed. This is a masterly move and is ere
this successful.
From the Army of the Cumber•
A correspondent writing from Deckard,
Tenn., remarks :
All the inhabitants of this region with
whom I have come in contact, with but two or
three exceptions, are Union in sentiment,
but there is an impression abroad that the
army comes to pillage, and that no regard
is intended to be paid to the common prin
ciples of humanity in carrying it on. Once
remove this feeling, and I believe Tennes
see would at once return. And, indeed,
I regret to say that there is more open,
ruthless robbery and pillage than can be
excused or palliated. There are practi-
cally no police, and the women and chil
dren have the very bread taken out of
their mouths in numerous instances,
openly and publicly, and there seems to be
no remedy at all. Under the name of
foraging, houses are broken into, atd
everything taken that the soldier desires.
Now, a man m ust be demented who will
expect an army of fifty thousand to trav
erse a country and no outrages be corn•
mated. Human nature is not yet so per
fect. Bat it is very clear to my mind that
a very great improvement could easily be
made in oar army police system, and until
that is done, our army's efficiency will be
very materially lessened. The South
must be conquered by arms, most airier
edly, but they must be conquered by our
display of reason, justice, mercy and hu
manity, many of them being deluded by
their leaders and confirmed in their no
tions by a few unprincipled men in the
army.
&c. &c
Near this place resides a lady who has
two eons in the rebel army, who, one day
last week, passed through her yard in a
line of skirmishers in General Bragg's
army. About fifteen minutes after two
other sons in our army, in an Illinois reg
iment. She had not seen some of them
for several years, and now met two in.
pursuit of the other two, fifteen mie.utes
in the rear only-, -brother against, Awe:Mier,
Is a great mystery to his friends, but the
truth is he was being out-flanked, having,
in the first place, been taken by surprise.
The first information the Rebel General
Bete had of the proximity of our forces
was the unexpected and unpleasant whiz
zing sound in the air, produced by the balls
discharged from some pieces of our artil
lery at Liberty Gap, interrupting the reb
els at a "sumptuous feast,' as they say.
Discovering himself outflanked, General
Bragg could not but retire as he did.
100 rounds.
50 rounds.
1,190,000
100.000
_ - - - - - - -
Our forces are following him up, but
there is no likelihood that they will be
able to bring on a general engagement
anywhere with the enemy. Bat we can
not tell until the different commands now
out learn more of his position.
Scarcity of Hands for Harvest
Since the commencement of the har
vest it is impossible to get laborers to
supply the demand at the lake ports.—
Vessels are discharged with difficulty.
This is a difficulty which will grow greater
with the forthcoming draft, but there are
still numbers of persons hanging around
our city in idleness, who could easily find
employment, if they desired it, under
this scarcity of hands. The more gen
erhl use of machinery for harvesting will
enable the farmer to get his crops in
without the difficulty he would otherwise
experience from 83 many of the laborers
being converted into soldiers. —Phila
Ledger.
The Union Powder Works in New
Durham, N. H., turns out two tons of pow
der per day for the government. These
works, with three other large establish
ments, furnish a large portion of powder
used in this . war. The Dupont Works,
Wilington. Delaware ; Hazard in Con
necticut ; Oriental, in Maine, and the
.Triion, in New Hampshire, have turned
out at the rate of four hundred barrels per
day.
Death of an Heir to the Danish
Crown.
The hereditary Prince Frederick Fer
dinand of Denmark, heir to the Danish
crown, born November 22, 1792, died and•
denly on the 29th ult., at Copenhagen.—
The Prince was uncle to the King of Den
mark. and great uncle to her Royal High
ness the Princess - of Wales. By this
event Prince. Christian, the father of the
Princess of Wales, becbmes an heir to the
Danish crown.
STEAMBOAT AGENCY.
WP4. I3AZLNTT
'opened an office at
NO 967PiTATER STREET.
Wllice he will =mot a fieneitid Steamboat
Arena business, and would solicit a sham of Pate
innate fromsteamboatmem atilt-lyd
rirloneocco AND Cl4lAllei—A MULDER,
llommennal Broker in Lima. and. taannfao•
turd Tobacco and BUBO, 134 Water street,
[corner of Pine.] New York. Tobacco and Segars
carefully selected for exportation. Dealers, and
Tobacconis.s will find it to their interest to call
or communicate by letter- , The_btst , brandilin
any quantity; at lower swims than o et
house. . - mr2itaind
ELI IT E V A.T017.1%.
F notion. or Common Blocks rbf LONG. for sile by -
Klfi.
No 11l Liberrty.atirdt,L
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_ A comiortable briek licmgoritud
lot-tof ground tor sale. 25 foot front- on.Denmatt
street. -Birmingham:. by PO deep. it iftrair comas.
kit bon, cellar. baek-builainir - or tiro' totinte.' gaS
fiXtlFte, etc. Price $1.300. A y to
.9 1 ; 1 .TABis 11010.
61 ket stmt.
TUESDAY NIORIVING,'JUIN 2'l, 1463,
Touching Incident
Brag Flight
Powder
J. acffi.airsp3'e..l4 - ,
Brass Forinder:
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
All Wads of Brass 6lld Iron Coal; •
made to order.
A. 1.80;
BRAES OABTINtIa, OT FINDS
Blade at the ahortojet notirt.
Particular attention_ paid to the fitting up and
repairing o. OIL REFLNEII.ES.
SI& 34 WATER STRE-T, near Liberty.
The members of this Ann bniaa praotnal me
ohlusies, of many years' ex t etiettee in the boa ness, nem, will home to give BS. tiop Ir. every . rk
wed. teGly4 - mtl29
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Jll. just received by
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net Just received bp
Oa A. KELLY,
ju3 69 Redartil St.. Alleghany.
1 GROSS OF NICIIIASF.LIICIR IBoN
and bark just received by 4
GEOt A. KELLY.
u 3 69 Feder% St.. Allrgbany.
1 GROSS LINDSEY'S
cher j wt. received by
GEO
Ju3 69 Federal
CARPETS FO i s
CASK
AT DECIDEDLY S TIVAPI
wb ,, le,ale Prices. &night previous to any
considerable advance by the taw:Aurora and
will be sold 'accordingly. We Seasoned Sheet
Oil Cloths,
AT LOW PRICES.
Woolen and Cotton Drnggets.
Canton *Wags, &o.
W. D. & H. McO.ALLIIM,
AT NO. 87 FOURTH STREET.
1112
5,000 BARRELS OFIPURE RICE
WHISKY, of diterent ages to
suit purchasers, at lowest easb pries. For sale
by TIIOS. MOORS, ',leafier,
iuloaf Nota Itt% 41 83 and Y First street.
JD EN
VII ETUE X TRACTEDIVITHOUT
A. pnin hy the u.e of Dr Ondry's spoaratus.
HOFFMAN at EDMUNDSON
DENTISTS
All work warranted.
rel Smithfield Street, Pittsburg
Hydropolta, or Garden Sprinkler.
A NEW AND USEFUL ARTICLE FOR
Ad. wetting plants and flower+. wash'ngwindows,
esuTiage+. &r, Pampa 01 every d••eription cold
and repaired. Dal kia's Patent Wa or Drawer
made and sold.
n ELDON & KELLY. 164 Wood St.
1123 One door from Sixth.
IgEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
eeived by the Commdtee on Rile Engines
and .oFe, up t , Juno abh. I+3 , ;:i for three thous
end feet of best (Natal. of TEN INCH LEATH
HOSE, copper rieited. and J.nes' Patert
Coupltngs att'ched thereto The bow to he
properly tested before they are reeoivtd by the
city. when payment wilt b., made in us A.
JOHN QUINN,
ins
.ehairmanof Committee.
GENTS LASTING CONGRESS GAI
TERS, a very superior quality,iust ree'a at
W. E. SCUM/SEM & CO
m 3-23 f10.4,114ftb St,
DRY 121,001:0e4
UV fr. ins In Dress Good+ an
Slik Manttea of tae most ta•hiooable styles, un
bleached and bleached Mash.% Calico, lillatnes.
eilk Sun Umbrellas Sze., at greatly red aces pri
ces, all bay ng been nurettued far eaih, will be
sold cheap for cash, calf and see for yourselves at
LYNCH.
96 Market Street.
CEO. R. COCHRAN.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Office No. 69 Grant •treot, Deer the Court
House. Pittsburgh
A L L BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
nit Mc care will receive prompt attention. Col
lecdeofeltiona made and the mono, promptly remitted.
yd
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS,
CADMAN & CRAWFORD.
Manufacturers of ovary variety of finished
BRASS WORK FOR eIUMBERS
GAS or STEAM FITTERS,
DIACHINESTS AND COPPERSMITHS.
'DRABS CASTINGS OF EVERY DR.
RR scription made to order Steamboat wore.
steam and gas fitting and repairing promptly at
tended to. Harden tar attention pup to fitting up
Refineries for Coal and Carbon Oils,
Also, sole agents for the Western WWI& of
Pennsylvania. for the sale of Marsh, Lanedell &
06.'s Patent phon Pump, the best ever inven
ted, having no valves it is not liable to get out of
order and will throw more water than anypump
*es its size. febll :di Y.
BA. D. LYNCH, i(kILTIIH r EL HILL,
1111 hie la , d oft SO beautiful building lots, whioli
she offers for sale on reasonable term.. Tbey are
Oligibly mtated, lying between the Oabland Eta.
don and the Mononghabels fiver. They 'DM.?
many inducements for private teeidonoe•, For
Plan of lots and price, apply at the of af.
M. B. NOLAN;
N 0.127 Fourth Et, one door above Snaithileld
tnylltamd
FRENCH WOODS IMITATION OF
Oas, printed from board an exact copy.
iTith panel mouldings to match For sale by
W. P. MARSHALL.
87 Wood street.
CORN
30n bushels prime yellow shelled Corn. In
stem ane for sale by
JAMES A. FETZER.
inls aortas Market nudist street.
Wanted
7UPDOLLARS A MONTH! I WAIT'
to hire Agents in every county. at $75 a
month, menses pall, to sell my new (Mean Fam
ily Sewing Machines. S. MADISON. Alfred. Ms.
Wauted
GifIDO LEARN A MONTH' WE WANT
Amite at $6O a month ? expense/ paid to
hell our Aoortasting Penctis, Ortentai Burner/ and
13 other emotes. /5 circulars sent In o. Address
bilAifer tr, CLARK, Bideford. Maine.
ruy6;3mdaw
JECARLis MAGEI.. ... ........ 119 D MAR
111AGE - 13 ... a 4 RICELS,
265 MARKET STREET,
North Side, PHILADELPHIA
jytt—xiNlyd
CONCORD GRAPE.
/ERIOR VINES, AT 4 43 50 PER
NZ/
dozen $1250_ per .1.00. Estra Irmos at $5 per
dozen: $25 per 1.00,
s. KNOX
• No. 29 Film street.
SPADES SHOVELS, 110011J9
Forks, Scythe Stones &c.. for Bale by
EttitiKSAki h .sONG,
Y2O 127 Liberty street,
Groceries,
IFHAVE JEST R.F.miavEn -A- LARGE
supply of Tea, Coffee, Sugar and Groceries
of 11l descriptions, which will be sold either
wivilesale or retail at the lowast cash. prices.
DIDILENTY,
No. 4 Dilution&
Pittsburgh.
ELSINGBIJRG , GB,A.T.E.
. . .
wE CAN MOTOR A FEWNEIMI
oe
u tralaable Eintipe at $2 V/ ;lei d o wn:so
J.-KNox,
111 WlES''.kkairkair:N. LPitE
Booto,Show,Wtingiall TWO
to onion of the oat tannin:o4 n juAt.nititt:
ship. 'W. /A liQ"ww..
" Fifth Ares&
COMMUNAL INFORMATION
Arbitration Conunitten of the Board
or Trade.
, • •
Wm. M. ErEINN, V. P. J
itiAß. I. 15 agIiETT
MO. 8. DILWORTH. Wm.oMNERY.
DAVID Mee DLEBB4 ,
Movements of European Steamers
.raon
Rdittbarn... ..... -..July I.„Ltverpool.....New York
Saronia 1.-M- nthsen ....Se* York
Jura JIB, . :Quebec
Persia. Jul* '...Liverpool.. New York
tna July . ...Livernool...Ne...w York
No , a 'cottan tverpo ....-.. Qtiebee
Africa ............... .Jrly 11 —Liverpool... ... Boston
Giorgi) w..., Juts l' , ...l.lverpoot Nor. York
...dr odic ,J ly 15...Galway N w York
Bohonsi n • Sum 18_ Liverpool -Quebro
Scotia --July 1 8 .—Livorpool....New York
Canada _July 25...Liverpol Boston
!fEE!!
P ZOE AMEELICIA.
Chin , York_._ Liverpool
• Is , nnon ...... P3-Now Y0rk...,-Liverpool
Cor Tit , ' 18-New York_Nssßau NP
'ity or Wuta'n-.July 18-New York...-.Uverpool
'Caw York ..._._.July 18_New York ..... .11remen
Great Bastern.-July2l_New Yorg.....Liverpont
Plont.ganet July 21-N•w York_P i'rinee
Sidon _ Ju'y 2 -New York...-. Li verpo o I
Asia ..July 29-Boston _Liverpool
levestag-Star.....JlllY *2- 14 OW York. [laymen
Amenen.—__.-Ju y22.-New York-.S Juan Nio
'dinburg 25-New York____Liverpool
Penis ......... July'27_New York _Liverpool
S AMBROSIA
.st: KELLY.
MO ET NULIIKET.
0021LICOTID DAILY YOU TDi VORMITG POST UT
,LOOD SEAR-
EXURB. KOONTZ aL MM. BROYEES.
NO, 118 WOOD STILES?.
A. KI?.LT,Y.
t.. AlleghanY
• The following are the buying and Belling rater
for Gold. Silver. :
Silver . .
Demand ......
Eatotern Exchange.
New Y0rk........
Baltimore
Philadelphia—.
Cincinnati..
cleveland
St. Louis_..
PITTBBUE aR OIL TRADE
Tuesday. July 2'5t,1853.
The market vesterd,y was very unsettled. The
rides were limited, it ',Ling difficult for holders to
make up their mind: a hat coarse to pursue. For
exsinple, the news from New York was alto
gether in favor of has era, the rates of Refined
being full as high in Pittsburgh as New York.
This leaves no margin for operators, while the
rep , its of a large fire in the vicinity of Oil City
no doubt enhance the value cf the article
there. Hence operations are about a stand still,
The last sales reported to us were. Crude, .Teg
without packages and Z'stgffiflo with. Refined
ranges from 44448 c and 54055 c, bonded and free'
The receipts by the Allegheny ricer amounted to
192 bbls.
Crude—We noticed one sale of 150 bbla at ale
witho^t the barrels. Stock very Limited
Refined active with a good inquiry. Holders
firm in their views. Prices unchanged. We
omit quotations, as they would only be a Ivo-
Benelole and Lubefnnellng were dull
There was nothing done worth noting.
PITTSBURGH PRODUCE MARKET
Ittemarkk—Businem yesterday was dull in
all its departments. The :ales were light; in
fact there 300/319 to he no disposition to ope a e
at the present time. Ju'r, however, is g - neralty
a duvl month and :he present one it certainlyno
exception. The war news continues to come in
f.vorebly from •ll parts and carte nly looks as
If the wax was drawing to a close The weather
for some days rest has been pleasant for the
la% the de
mand being gturelY Mc - :1 ,
not large, but imfdelitit tout-et the "liattkii'OP 411 i;
h -me market. Prices have not raised for
time past. In the Eastern and Western markets
the same dullness prevails. Cheese active ; the
late advante mentioned has been fully main_
tained. The demand exceeds the supply, Grain
one' anged. We cold levrn of no transaction , .
worth noting. Stock In first hands limited-
Groceries—We notice a continued good Inca , de
mand tor small lots. We have no change to
notice. kle.con—Th a demand was fair and sale *
moderate, principally for email love for home ,
purposes.
Philadelphia leather Market
Trade has been very light since our last re
port. We notice some small arrive's of leather
from country tan yards and a light demand for
slaughter and hemloe - so'e, but otherwise there
has been very little movement. Most of the tan
yards that have been beard from in that section
of the S ate rev nt y occupied by the rebel army
have been undisturbed by the invaders-
Phl , adelphist Hide Market
The hide market is nearly at a stand. -Im•
porters sre not offering dry hides to any extent •
white tanners and dealers hsve been entirely
idle. Fait re are receiving very few green hides
from butchers' hands and are selling small lots at
10011 o; the Association sre seeing at 11 a. 124
but getting in very few bides at present
BoMinor° Cattle iinAceg. July 16.
Beef cattle—The offerings at the soaks to-day
amounted to 600 head. Of the numeer offered
150 head were taken for Washington and the
balance purchased Baltimore butt:here at
Micas ranging from s4@l6 1236 per 100 pounds for,
thin '
,o p itne beeves. The transactions at the
outside figure were' limited•
heep—The receipts continue light, and emu
mend ready sale at 5-46W4 per pound gross.
Boitit7-The e was wetter suppy at market
ttr-day and Prices- favored buyers, to pHs.°
ilea bogs selling at S6igB al per 100 pounds
net, being a dee.ine of about one-half cent per
pound.
FOR SALE.
11 RU • DERSIGNED EXECUTORS
of JOSEPH BBLL,"lato of 'Robinson Town
ship, Allegheny Cotn.ty. Penn's, deo'd. Offer for
sale 110 acres of choke land, situate
5 wiles of the City of Piqsburgh in said township,
on. the _line -of the: Pittsburgh and BteubenviLe
R 4 !road: said tint On-Mining 70 - acres of coal,
and being part of the homeatesi farm of the said
Joseph 8011. dec'd.
; Executors.
' ROBT. H. O.TCHOLSO
A_LSO, twenty-three acresof land adjoining the
above farm.un which Vann:, is a tweitory frame
cottage in [food order and nearly new, 4 acres of
salt -tau being creek bottom. and the one half of
said. laud being under cultivation with a large
nuMber of chbice fru't trees panted thereon.
(o ° On. ' u m b fm a n t : r p umarn aLL°ll;aa n i. L4 slre e p a t, -
T ttaburgh. • IY11:1
NEW BOILER WORKS.
J. J. 1 3 '0 WEIRS
WEEMS TO THE w lIIVACTURE
of Steam boilers. Stills. Tanks. Agitators.
oft Paw. bogar Sh.et Iron Chimneys,
Bt. &Rigs, and all other artielestisnahy
mdn
tnrea at himitir concenui.
mpt attemtion,paid to all kinds of reptant on
nable terms.
Woiks CORNER OP LOCUST Ind DUQUESNE
WAY. sth Ward. Allegheny river,
bod-lYd
CHARLES L CALD WELL,
tsueoeshor to Jai+. Holmes ac
poi P C .1E
Dealer in bacon Lard. Bazar-Cured Mama.
emokect Beet &o.
Corner Market and First btreete. ?Mahwah. pi.
deathly&
J. DUXLEVY,
Groa_or,
NO. 4
UN Ds
•
! 4: • • a LONE/. No 127 .1•111.
i .13BIITAT" dealing All BiOnzers End Boater&
Towers, evl &panelizes. il% rad
saukftsm• Eniehinfry generally:
.7.4 •
Buying Belies
... 120 00
.. 1 35 00
. 139 00
par o Dar
par 1
Dar a
Western Exchange
Dar
Dar
Pal
—. Par 12
OFFICE Al' THE. DAILY POST, )
Tuesday, July 21st. 1888.
DEALBES IN OILS
S. M. BIER & co..
•
xurtnrummus oy
Pure No. 1 Carbon 0119
AND
113 MriTZOl.4 IEI . k
AlrOffloe on LIBBRTY BTRIKT. opr;tatta
Penn'a It. B Depot
*lLAN oil warranted. ari224.lyd
THE AROESCO - OIL COM B ` %NY
31L,=.7.". 'etr HAVE v°4
Refined Ardesee Oil,
wiros-crewanrs. sum,
PtrßE BEN'ESOLE.
warehouse, 27 =Willi STREET
PITISBUBOI3. PENNA.
IL. oen it 011 IPir 0 Irlid
DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO..
Manufacture/iv!' -
ammo 'Grimm inozerzu
C A it 33 0. rz co L, 8.
d oe. NO. 291 wiaLsorf MEET Pitts
burg Ps. and
AD ANDELIE Bp, BRACELETS,
4411 lth
COICES, CANT/ VOLAs.t3, LAMPS,
'
REGILDED UE RBBRONZED.
and made equal to new. Alm Chandeliers
dre., altered to burn Carbon 011. at the
Lamp and Oil Store of
WELDON, REINDIKE HELL'Y,
nab. WoodatTOOL near ath.
The Philosophic:. Buxter.
EgAYDZBPS NEW DOIIELE•ACTIEU
EA Philosophic Burner for Carbon op in now
ready. It P089C€51:13 many - advantages over the
0011:11MOU Burnam.
L Itustion. makes lame or man light with perigee
oomb
2. It will barn elm quantity. of olt with sect/.
2. It owl be used with a long or short abiauisOr.
4. It can be used as • teem _
5. It can ileum be made to burn eoonomiesily
8. It 1/1 more eaaily winked than any other
7. It can be trimmed and lighted without to
moving the cone. • .
8. It thrdws all the white thtlik - illove thicone.
9. The chimney can be removed or- Warted
without touching the clam -
These burners are 'lie eommon No. t dais, and
sari be put cm. any lami .1101Litt 1111154 Elie* per.
son using Carbon Oil s mad have a Philosophic
Burner. Prior 25 een ._par:dostm 1994 Sold *-
No. sz POITItTII =wet Pittsturgh.
ieIS-VrOw Y . UATDV.SI.
PlA.lift) DEALERS
EVABE & CO'S PIANOS-
Just opened this week a choice supply of those
BEAUTIFUL INSTRUMENTS.
beyond doubt the finest in-the country. This fact
is now almost universally conceded ;• for podia
months put we have been unable to fill one half
of our orders.
WARRANTED FIVE YEARS.
Baines Brothers Excelsior Piano Fortea, the
best cheap Pianos made. For sale by
CHARLOTTE BLUME.
43 Fifth street,
Sole Agent for Ilsines Brothers Pianos and
Princes Melodeons.
JULY LIST
SECOND HAND PIANOS.
ArliNE 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD CASE:
V round corners, with munlJ logs, carved Muth.
Desk, Iron' Frame, made by Bunn. Pal
i-
One 6 Octave Rosewood 'etoe,iound front
COMM- with' carved TaLlets, - made- 'by
"
Ohs Octave Acianseoncl,square ceeneminn '-
` e,;
;_frimsuride bsiL
One Chieketirg'
n* 6 octave 'lo36lft Od'alquarecern3inlimade:_..4 — '
by Gileert;
One 6 Octave ataboaanY. e' v ane ' corners;
elk
made by Wilkins Newha ll .. ....
One 6 Octave Mahogany. tquare on. tiers...
made by L. Gilbert, 805t0n.—...—...-. 130
One 6 Octave Rosewood. square corners,
made by Groves een ele Daley N. Y 180
One 6 Octave- Mahogany, seta-e corners,
made by Chieket lag 120.
One 6 Octave German Piano 75.
One 6 do do do 60 •
For sahib,
CHAS. C. MELLOR,
81 WOOD STREET
CA lanze and splendid took of NEW PIANOS,
from SEVEN different maaufaotories. to Drava
duri'g the next ten des-x] •Iylo-dews
SPRING GOODS.
Wton'ilZt. tot,ltoTkilE
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
embracing all the newest sturll9 of
PLAIN AND FANCY CASSJMEIES,
suitable for 81181110/93 8111111. A fun and complete
assortment at fine black
CLOTHS AND CASSIHICHMI§G
Plain and figured Silk -and Caultmere Veiqings
W. H. McGEE a CO.,
143 FEDERAL STREET,'
earner of Market ? 3 arLare.AlleithenY city
mhs,dearaf
wEbr plus,
ROSE LEAF FOWDEIC.
, . Pearl Towder.
THEATRE ROIIOE, •
Vinegar Rouge,
VIOLET POWDER,
Vpolet Powder,
HARD de SOFT IiIIBBER,
Hard et Soft, licebblir'Syrthsitti.
Jeer reeedveatat Avit received — at
RANKIN'S Drag Store; 1 , T6„ 63 Market et set, 3
doors below Fourth ,...; 0928
R. It UT HI N Sf:N
(LATE OP uncoil et HITTOHLNOULM
COVIISSION & YORIYABDIfiC , lERCIWIT
.usederizt
WESTERN RESERVE :I CHEESE,
Flour. Grain. Fish. Dried Fru% Pot and Peetri
Ashen, and PRODUOE eEN RatALLY_. 1'
Beat Brands of Family Flonr Malaya sin .d
No.lol filenond - ,
• Between Wood sad ltarket.
PlTTatia OH, Pis.Nbl'A.
..Liberal advanoanuide on Coimenroents.
apll-1-,d
J. ...... E.. Owner.
. .
LUPTON ilk OLDDEN,
MANC7I.47ITRIIIM inn imams m
FELT CEMENT & GRAVEL-ROOFING
•
to aid Gravel, Canvareand Motility
Roofs made at the lowest pricks.
All work promptly attended to sad warrinied,
Office, Morning Poet Balding, earner Filth and
Weed - Immo". 2d .tore.
mhl7
130441:1 AT SARATOGA SPRINGS.
%%big" 8 . 114440i1i HALL,' a u . ai r&
I/ if ZAiustql_.,...l4 11 .2, 1 W:4_41.nd laveraoly knOwn
te num *recall ovrinUF I. bow Open for
the t n eethu - aver,atuebte. tllle hones la I rae. de, -
lighentliecAlteatoi t orinee
t h e vougesball - and £wp*r . e raigirieerEa. , and
lain nailed liYamDlo aseze.autimu l thseed
greltlirla..-!lablu-firat-cha.i-anct the wawa rrolt '.
NASPAdibr WA lice anil i aarlra parties aftdeudf
wee particulate circlet Wepitanslask,
saratopcs/Primpa • Juliana.
_. _,_. ~ .~ ~fr «.
Established 1842*
htEDIciL; - -
; .TO THEI'DBL/0
WOW P If() I A ' •
ilethitgnosintandralet
ty Madeet - oTaU dehomi.
na.lona. tr , . • •-•;• •.,
delicate treat secret
orders. *
abuse and &goatee
tnetfonetreemion-tind-in
olden i to youths ottioth - •
sear and - latent el.tighs or metro& Be:ascii
BlAlSOWP,ftlbliailett the of kis doing
go, the ignorant and fa/Mrmode t arc_ircrdi;u„
ehooked.gaid - thfinfrit-ii great ii immerti
end for. ontagoigotLf: Mt. %cool g
their wklee,"proltdp 'Dints and da
family 'physician ehouki itesattO.orut to atey..
In isnoranoatharth - thitheitima so Di. BRAN:
STRUPAegeept p lest.n.:lnerodto
Coe might be lost to them among eruici .talet!.9
modest' and -preintmptutrua &tar; ben. ..e4
raised b, ignorance, -sprung up ne maser,. of ant
who eempars' society. intelligence, Panne. Se.. to
dollars, and; mtg.- -- mysterlenitly. meanly trill)
gotten. It is to„publialty, however, that sernert , tt
•ftl a e it en , te gindlmerillane ;are 0P. , 41t1 , -that th-ijr
w daughters end lIIITtbk 11.'11'4'42° F. feeblo
slimy and' ot dement cooji,nt,d-tpoiatter._,
have tweAMltoregl datai:..: and ,tiror..4:y bY.t
besides maw before e 1 alley
marriage through higt-hitve hem 'Aced-much c"
fering. anxiety mortitleation- /co-:Son-x2ton
tea or udettirnetemmitsitza l yroalpiett t y
inightrO
very lPamt cd'Orne, bur new romedi.l2 ,
wainit fogpoteinagly bin own. hefare ooraptumle
item the ;Veltdable vaingilexm hating area the
fallacy:oMo Mercurial tr - ..:potent i holiat abandon
ed and •gubrititateid vegitaole Irma-go egl.
SAM are tMitedrith Mitrk ina
oe thoteruni-Aa u illng had
°Vet . fedur Years (VI mat
mentin.hoirrittala nom: the Old: World and-in
the United Eitateinteadelim to gay-ta all with s
15111 trial; 'health aW happiiiereAwill again bloom
nPOu the now--paßededieek.-,Miffe go langur with
montebankraid *quacks. brit come and be oared
Conerumetbm and: etl .st ft• - kindred (WesSel. el
moth
_go autmally our gountrist, ran
nowt. pviding- -ate- attend' to it
time Pull perttoola ro re van be lad otimrtzeatroe44
bYgrantring a dopy - Otthe Medical Advbtr.which
le oven grade to &HAM apply Al wring sae ei
'vantage of o'rer forty years' expaienot and
obserVailon, consquotly. hea =parlor BM
In the treatment or nodal dire:UM and Who it
daily anumltodby Iltittadhainon, es well eater=
mended by Apecitabie citizens. publicise:l, ti
fedora' . of hotels An. Moe SO Seellgt.Wi
street. near Diamond et- art. ProVem conica
esti= Prom all pub of the Union WWII, MI
IlleadlO. WNW,
PI shursh Peat Wee.
SYRUP 01 ItIANDIISJAII AND STU,
Raving .had...a.manL empisled for the lasteiX
years compounding-the -.bop e eAcellentremedies
for my own practise,. and tiding- used theurwith
uncommon sueoese its aU •Ahat; time, ,r,feellit
duty to set them befo tie - publie. as my expo
Amen leadvrato think -this) , are , as-near apitrinch
'as any remedies well...can ..be for, the, following
diheasei, nam r'fieroftlia. Goitre:' 'SYPhills; and
all diseaseethatarise front, animplueltillo Of the
blood.
-One er id Will. co vines" any PersoFlr of
their tltneaS forthose , lis,ases. , - •
Prepared and sold. hy
- • J ' W. BR ViIISTRUP;
.i34.Btf- 85.8mchlield'et. Pit.abarat,„Pa;
. . .
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
vire
of Arm rianviiri
GONORBOKII. fit .117 T. I.Pl.—ralt ; Ale '• •
CSeminal Weaknev.
inlizrl; &t i re.,
Ktd-
Which bad been 12
n e B 4 1 1 8 d s ( P): . ggi7L.
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANB.
In thatr e gr pn apfsatioo. with the en" - dra - anoeses:
trams Qanz,,COPAIAL. cAZSGI4Vi. niq
eon:mound trinrto - - •
ttma, ,. B s - pEcrete PILIA
are Speedy in action. often erecting a care la .
few days. *lsaiah= a cure is efrectsi periea'
ent. They are prepared from vegetable' ealt'aflt 4 "
that itieharnijess oaths system, and. no7or na=o
ata the sftunaoh. or inwregoate tits Irvatb vnd-
being_sugar ooated, all nauseous tt.'D'el 12 . na'aliled-
No o of-diet isnot:wary whits; rWroz c - rs:.
nor does their action interPne with
suits. Lsoh bar contains six &Awn Fills,
PRICE ONE DOLLAR, .
Dr. 13aErs Trerstlee Noininali
AZens*„.Ge?karken, Gem, olv, a Panloniet off
50 puts. containing inspOrtant advise to: ..ho
ni-
Itieted..SENT FREE. Six cents are Te4 , ..trii to
'PAS' postage._ . . -
' BILE= 4 1.M.riSt.
A oompljiyi Tread% Dn. GOllOl7l Zi.aii.t.s4
iirte Y _e. air ft4SIMP
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JOSS FLT
comer Winstot atztit Ind
agent for Pittsburgh,
eowd•by all Drynnata. 41illksiboowlsris
IVEANHOoD—
Lua • ,
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HOW LOST! HOW UESTOEMDS
Jut published. - In a Sealed 'Envelope.' P.eftql
.Six Ceuta: -
A LECTURE ON TUN NATURE, ITMAT
MANT and 'Radios) Curer of Spermarosincesr c 2
Seminal Weakness. Involuntary'N'Xpilleolle r .°
Sexual Debility. and Impediments to Marrisss
rencerally._ Nervotumes, make'. NPilePrY -
end Mental and Pkrsioal InesEseitY. result. ,
ma
_from Self-Abuse. Ae.—Dy Rolm. 3; CUL
VEM,WKL.L. M. D- Author of the Greon Book &et •
Boon. to Thousands of Sufferers."
nenttnder seat in -a plain envelope, to nay ad
dress. post paid, on receipt of Eli Centa, or MT
posture stamps, tr. Dr. CH. J. C. KLINE,
..127 aro. adults, New •
mtOL:dawSro Post Office Box. 4tiga.
WK. XL FABER & CO.,
STEAM f!ielffif.
Ucork Bromndbalswe,
mon minnustt Alt Oita NARENS.
flew the Petit. bessices Depot.
PrxTfoottu.:7B„
gtoAtillrEFAttstv.24}3 - teLt. wittirkii' or
4. , :.= „*.cae.i
'n
Erqiees.,:repenr4.l.roni three to 0107?
atuidm4 - . , ,1 - Pitz , ~ rre pc , 4er. end ~ ,d Ited )d ,
*lst _Kira, Saw Mille, ititzt l'ernaiwahosorkee r
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111' .4i . ..c.1.,P1-T*4.tll‘r. iscier nen. to ibs, 06: otructioa ed
kees t... 1 ,1 "Jlt.•!.lM : r.,t- ytllt, mills, sud foe .
htd, LIZIWS-fkilet , f....i 1' , 1'.4. SAW Min& ' ' '
I TO a:oval:al:nil, ti *h, , ' Olll reacty totatdr
meat st stlol'oot.lao. ';Piv..l.i;•.,sbz d 'Boilers of every
, ifti"atiYcllts iitik : est Iron ee_persteb. W =i tios Shofdov.-liaro3r.-end PaMa
la
OM Vallei7,-an.d, cod:V.-taus the reantifsetare 01
W_ool6lo4lRebie err - se d Maclaino Zard.i.
Lrardorioes are low. oar aaaeblaerVi.tti.ane.orze..
a tm the beat en slity or matori als.. s anAl wo.areal4
in *II 'moot) eve ontkdaotion.• - ' • • •
II Mora f,rolo all ovrtt a tho evv : elo evriolt
sitime arvoovftv‘ filled : • ' - ' ‘..71:...t. w -
eiliy Intelligence Office.
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No; 121Tciartil et.. coo dom. al) , c. Smithfield at
al Ali IiOWIRREP svppcy
.M. families in .the eityanl co ,, ntry,- wittk helps
of alt kinds : at rAter, - notioP, M aoattend
u tte p e _ e b e e e asid-sale a Kr:party. collection
of rants sent Claims. at andat- luaas. &O. From
ilitimatelt7owled:o of the etty sod county,
and lorm expotence in the busWeg.. 1 , hope t,o
¢ilaentireaatisfaedon to my patrens.
.fthler-immitutah., M K. NOLAZii
NO, 230 BED-FoRD ST. FiAn SALE -A
v , e iih u th tau stGrs ~R• thug laotta4uni lot
efigretaid•for Kali. Albitll,l4ls ! , 51111; garr e t an d
OelJar. .ater .fi tar-a iron; w'reh - P.orti At
each floor, lar,tl3 Yuri- Prim. 2 CDO. 4 p,lY te
di.CUTIISEIM A: SONS;
fy3 :illN atket roL
MOWERSILEAIMItIi -Tr_l friallflellik
,F.-a rib NUM DkPaw - ers.- wheeled and re
valvinirilsw'Rakeg. /IRV lle7ntvm and farm
machinery fry' Eels by
BROKI4 Sh a. LONG,
177 r.;hertv wttoot.
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lig It . 31 . ovAL or trviratir STAJtL
Arlo The anderstizedlavica removed his Lire,
re;Statile from th- rear nt the Qeott trews. to near
the corner of Finir and Smith beld efrrot, W. t.
Ocinn a ofd stand. is ,
- prepared t. furtityli earrinee,
beggrlea and aa4dle bor.-el noon the -vtiortt at no ,-
dee. Air harms kept at livery at reasonable
rates. Undertaking and all arrangements ter fn.
titirais will receive lab Anode' Okra •
siuvßtaL*li
,OWES FOB MAL •••Til
ber offers - for sale , four eligible Joie tittintett
on the corner Grime street qrst 41 eatret mu l e
Rd i d a ls th o seventh Verd< in Pitt township.—
Tbe lots are each SOW_ ,frotit, by int feet; deep.
naming back to ati eller, and_ are, entitely„islar
tea br etroettourlitbesie an GP* rg !tido. e er.) of
thelotrliarefeeme been* or them, f l ee *ways
and Bali itiotobiblfdrebteott-bo Dr. /e.iw, Ibeg
will be 156k1. ittj togethos on va fey42004,,, t . to, Lts .
%pelf itAitertl/4;-set:
to etisek - mar t eo.rtits