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MEDICAL
yirsuma OR RUPTURE
Hernia or Rupture cured
Hernia or Rupture cured
Hernia or Rupture cured
Heruta or Rupture eured
Hernia dr Rupture cured
Hernia or Rupture cured
Hernia or Rupture cured
Hernia or Rupture cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia cu red
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
Marsh's Radical Cure Tniss
Rittcr' , 4 Patent Trawl
Fitelt's Siipporter Truss
Self-Adjusting Truss
Dr. Banning's Lace or Body Brace, for
the cure of PrblApsus 1 - terl. Piles, Abdominal
and Spinal NVesiznes,es
Dr. S. S. Fitrh'a Silver Plated Sup-
Piles Drew', 10 , the K:pporl and cure of
Elastic Stockings, for weak lind varl,')se
For Dyspepsia and Indigestion,
For Dyspepsia and Indigmat
For Dyspepsia and Indigestion,
For PN bpe p.3IA and Indigestion.
kor Weak Stomachs and sieneral Deb Hit,
For Weak Stomachs and ,lener, s i I,eh s ti,
F.,1- Weak : , tomach , and t leneral I lemlit
For Wen k Stomachs and i leneral
Reliable and Sure to doi }odd,
Reliable and Sure to do s.100(i.
Reliable and Sure to do flood.
Dr. KEYSER ha_ , di , a whLh telll ' Reliable and Sire to do( loos,
Elastic Knee Pals, fa weak knee joint,
Ankle Supporters, for 0 . e..k knee
Susilen sory Bandage•
Self-Injecting. Syringts 1 Mx, every kind
of Cyr -Inge+
ci:re Ilernla or Rupture
filt - OtElce r iin W( )11
!•,TREET.; e,L;n the t Lien rthtrtu. Per36as
writing for semi tie number of
riches [troll': 1 the ty.).ly over the
DR. KEY SER nice his personal attention
to the apnea:ion of Trusses in adults and children
and he le satiAle I that. with an experien:e
twenty yea:
he enal led to give sati.sfac
Seif-Infecting Syringea
Self-Injecting S yring es
Self-Injecting Syringem
Self-Inject g Syringe%
Sold at DR. KEYSER'S, 140 Viond street
Situipensory Bandage 9
Suspensory Baudagem
Suspensory Bandages
Suspensory "Bandages,
A dozen differern
A dozen different Until
A dozen different kinds,
A dozen difFerent kinds
At DR. KEYS'ER'S, I 4 Wood street
nolo-Iyd.ku
piLE4 o
TWENTY YEARS STANDING
CURED.
Below unit be found a certificate from: one of the
most reipectuble citizens of fi'llkini township in
regard to Dr. Keyser's Lindsay's Blood Searcher.
The Dottor's ce7 - 4)leate* are w akin reach, and no
one need be deceived in ,card tO his preparations
Da. GEO. 11 became atheted with
Piles about tweuty c=ars ago, ar.i every year
they were growing worse, so as to trouble me
very much, so much so at times as to unfit me
for work. Sometimes I was so bai that I could
not do anything on accollnt of them, they came
out on me as large as a hi:ltery nut. I had tried
a great deal of medicine for them. I used to buy
and take whatever I ,oul hear of or read of in
circulars and pamphlets that fell In my way, but
I could not get cured, aotnetimes they would do
me some good for a little while, hut afterwards
they would return again as bad as ever. I also
applied to two Doctors who visited me at my
Rouse and gave me some medicine but it would
not do, I could not get well. Over a year ago I
got an adrertlseinent of your Lindsay's Blood-
Searcher, made by 'Ourself—when you sold it to
moyou told me one bottle would not cure me,
and tiat my whole mtem would have to be re-
newea by the medicine before I got well. I
bought ono bottle and took it home with me and
used It 4oeording to your directions. I then call_
ed to see you again, when you said I could not
expect much benefit from one bottle. I bought
It on, one bottle at a time. until 1 had used five
bottles. fitter this quantity had been used, I
was entirely well of the PileE. which had tortur-
ed me for twenty year,... In other respects m 3
health is Improred, and I am as well as could be
expected for one of my ago. tieing- sixty years
past. I hare been well now for six months, and
there Is no appearance of a return of the disease
I can do any km I of farming work now without
the Piles coa - 11:1,7 ,rn cr i hurtiq.g me. I can
pitch hay, c];(,;, lift. or do tiny kind of
work whinh before used to hurt me. When I
fogad out your Blood• Searcher I kept on taking
it untikisot entirely well. I consider it my du
ty to make my Cage known to the country for the
benefit of others who may be suffering as I was;
andifo not know the value of your medicine. You
may publish this if you 14
Township, and will be pleased to satisfy any one
of the truth of this certificate if they wish to call
tio , ri , bAv-v
December 24th, 1863.
OliirLook out for the name of DR. GEORGE H.
K.EYiES oaths cover of the battle and paged gyp
the cork for-his stamp on the United &Wei
et amp elk* tap of thebotUe to prevent being PIMP;
ea upon by a giurious ert fat which is in the mestlie
de2B-17dikar -
IMPORTANT TO LADIES,
4 . Great Arxteriesan Remedy."
Rarity's Chrono • Thermal
FIaNIAME PILLS
HAVE NEVER YET FAILED(WHEN
the directions have been strictly followed.)
in removing difficulties arising from
OBSTRUCTIONS, OR STOPPAGE OF
• NATURE.
Or in restoring the system to perfect health when
suffering from Spinal Affections, Prolaptue,
Uteri, the Whites, or other weaknesses of the
Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harmless
on the constitution, and may be taken by the
most delicate females without causing distress ;
at the same time
THEY ACT AS A CHARM,
By strengthening, invigorating, %rid restoring the
system to a healthy condition, and by bringing
on the monthly period with regularity. No mat
ter from what cause the obstruction may arise.
They should, however,
NOT be taken the first
three or four months of pregnancy, though safe
at any other time, as miscarriage would he the
result.
Each box contaihs 60 Pills. PRICE. ONI
DOLLAR.
Bit. HARVEY'S TREATISE
on Diseases of Females, Pregnancy, Miscarriage,
Barrenness, Sterility, Reproduction, and Abuses
of Nature, and emphatically the LADIES' PR I
VATE AIEDICAL ADVISER, a pamphlet of 7o
pages, sent free to any address. Six cents requir
ed to pay postage.
.1151" The pills and Book will be sent by mail,
confidentially, when desired, szer nEEY SEALED,
and pre-pald on receipt of money by
,T. BRYAN, M. D., Generol Agent,
No. 76 Cedar street. New York.
.WW - Joseph Fleming, Druggist. corner of
the Diamond and Market street, agent for Pitts
burgh. oe6-emdBw
K UNKEL'S CELEBRATED
Bitter Wine of Iron.
Bitter Wine of Iron.
Bitter Wine of Iron,
Bitter Wine of Iron,
Ant fiery
at,n,Jt JO liar,
And I annul
NI, I 'Anx.ro ‘l,
It Coat; but little and P..tilleg the
it Costs but little and Purtftee the Mood.
It Costs but little ant Purities the Itl°ol.
It Costs but little en.l Puntles 131.,x1.
We onl} ki,g. A i rnAl
"We only ask; A i
•We ouly a rl,l
\ inal
Of this Valuable Tonic.
Of 'Chia Valuable Tonic.
Of this Valuable Toni.
(ifthis Valuable Toni
Only 76 Cts. sat One Dollar per fs .1 to
t in' y Cts and Une Unllar per d
-nly 75 Cts and tine Lollar per Hot'l. .
only 75 I:t.s. and One Dollar per Hot
:lianufaotured.solely by S. A KI'IVKFI.,
BRD: aieneral Depot, Its 7tarltet at rent. H,-
- rtsburg, Pa. For sale In PlT'l Sill It , It
respectable dealers.
For aale In Pittsburgh de It
CO.. and BL FA kiNESTN K t'
pitnll-rn
Of every kind
P'lll - V.A..M. I )IJSU.A.S_E:,.
DR. BROWN'S OFFICE
No. 50 Sauthflold S[rect
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS IN
need of medical adviceshatll , l not tall to ells
him a call.
Dr. Brown's remedies never fail to,urc
titles, scrofulous and veneresl affections. Also.
hereditary taint, such as totter. psoriasis and
other skin diseases, the or.qln of which the pa
tient is izmorant.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. El's remedies for this sailztion. L7.3;i,Zi.t
by solitary habits. are the only medicines know n
in this country which are sale and will speedily
restore to health.
Dr. Bro
flict wn's remedies cure in a few days Hag CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C
painful afion.
He also treats Piles. Glect, Clonnorrhoe. t re- '" ' • • -
that Discharges, Female Diseases, Pains in the
Back and kidneys, Irritation of the Bladder. . 2
- S-
T T E.
Strictures, etc.
A letter to be answered. must contain at If 5.1 NEW CARPET STORE,
ONE DOLLAR.
Medicines sent to any address safely paoli,-1 We shall sell Miring' the present month, at
Office and private rooms No 50 s t nfinnef.f
STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa hoif"al;o4
NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED.—
Among a certain class of sell-important peo- WITHOUT ANY ADVANCE IN YRIOI.,
pie there is a peculiar feeling of contempt attach
ed to all physicians that Advertise and treat tlie fi.II
diseases named in this card. (Poi: at hitisti.,ios,)
why this simuld be, they nor no one else can tell. c I{ E T S
Are they Si.
not aware that all phi tians treat dis
eases of every denomination, to I ai.t solloit just
the very diseases that are 60 Ob1:103:10i16 lose
very refined parties. I suppose they soidd hot FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
let one oftheir family go to n pat I y that has de
voted years for their benefit, because he adverti
ses the fact, and their family phs sician says he is
a humbug so he can get the case Often he has
almost deprived the party of his life. lie comes
at last to the physician that advertises—how else
are they to know I Are they not aware that Sit
Astley t ooper. Sir Benjamin Brodie. Sir Charles
Ball and ii. Paul Picord devoted years in the
treatment iif these diseases 1 These men are held
up as shining lights in the medical world : I don't
assert that all men are worthy that publish. still
there are agreat number IA them that are. I hate
devoted myself to the study and treatment of
PAIVAI I.: /1 , 6.1 , E6" upwards of .to aryl
without eg - otism can say I haze saved hundreds
from years of misery and untitnelv death. Ply
treatment t, confined to the v egeiabic: sitogeihei.
as I think it is the beat and most certain. It I, in
my power to bring hundreds of , _crtincates it I
thought it neeessary to certil v to my genel.,l suc
cess but my lone residence in this city is suffi
cient proof ithout adding more. Spermatorrhea
and all diseases arising from it are cured in a
much shorter time than heretofore it behooves
every youns man and woman to be careful in se
lecting a physician. The different advertisements
that are seen In our papers are of no worth. and
no benefit will arise from answers than only loss
of health and money. Hundreds are cured annu
ally by my yew remedies Address Box
jan- yd Pittsburgh Postoffiee
COSTAR'S
"V° 3B I=L M I :I_,S
EXTERMINATORS,
FOBReditillltin 7 s,
Nitlle,ff;'i:7;OrsAPiooYct,lNc TT!'
sects on Plants, Fowls. animals,
Put up In He, 50c, and s.‘l boxes, bottles and
flasks; 4,3 and * , 5 flasks for Hotels. Publi,. Insti
tutions, dcr.
"Only infallible remedies known
"Free from Poisons."
"Not dangerous to the Human Family
"Rats come out of their holes to die."
4a . -Sold wholesale In all large cities.
AW•Spld by all Druggists and Dealers every
where.
ASiii-lieware of all worthless firiltations
A® — See that "Costar's" name Is on each box,
bottle and flask before you buy.
Address fIENRY R. COSTAR.
. , .
Principal Depot, 4132 Broadway, N Y.
Sold by . H. E. SELLERS CO., and B
L. FAHN}..TCOIE & CO., Wholesale Agent,
Pittsburgh. jylemdeod&w.
TIE HOWE SEWING MACHINE,
Invented 1845. Perfected 1862.
111 I) BURL - WED TRIBUTE FROM ALL
.noCher Sewing Machines, at the World's Fair,
1862, while the Singer Sewing Machine received
an honorable mention on its merits ; and Wheel
er & Wilson's a medal for Its device, called “Cir
cular Hook." The Howe Sewing Altaehine, was
awarded a premium Ito an. English Exhibitor,)
as the best for all purposes on exhibition. Our
lightest Machine guaranteed to Make perfect
work on the lightest and heaviest fabrics_
.
Soldand rented, Cor. Penn Ps..St Clatt
_streets.
A. M. MoGRECTOR.
myM-413tatv-ly .
LIVELWE , STABLE. - 00R SAVE.—TIIE,
entire stock, consisting of HORSES, BUG
GIES, CARRIAGES, .HAROUCHES, HAR
NESS, HEARSES, • and • ell other
vehicles belonging to the establishment is offered
for sale by the undersigned on reasonable terms
and also, the buildings will be sold or leased for
a term of years. For further Information inquire
R. H. PATTERSON.
of
vane? of Diamond st, and Cherry alley.
JEM
, mdli 13 AS It 'l' 34 .I PINTS AND
ignapAiktullAi," Naisidestlhatamhe,
30 gases Spaltd.o3gAlosel4,
In
, . JUOICERTSON
" •
0411
MEDICAL
The Great Tonic
. rhr Great Tonic
-
I he Great lonic
The Cheat Tonic
lIHET - MATIi3I
PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1864
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, &C
.
• • He returned :Soren, and said the eosin
___
'T 1g MISSISSIPPI FOUNDRY `
izt daring it was not his busines s
. fh t
(Datig 115 t. der would not let him havea
to stic s k,4 l e- y
. -....._.
. the cars—and that he had barely enough
_
-,, a'a 0 i /
r.--1
St. ir_./03.31533 Ara, ---- --- to keep his own fire up.
a -
A NIGHT IN A SNOWDRIFT.
to
•5
On going out to see the state of affairs
a ~..,
FOR SALE AND LEASE. for myself, I found the drift, in which
4 . 7 - " - In . the fo lowing narration I have we were fast, was of a most fonnadable
WO fe°- al WE OFFER FOR FOR SALE THE
entire stock of • avoided mentioning names, dates Or size; and saw at once that without dig
ei RI a 9...e' '-'; ~., places. I need not assign a reason ; the ging, the engine could not possibly force
-i-. 1 .1 '‘,3' 2 ~z u:001.13, Patterll.B & Machinery incidents of my story will supply one. its way through.
7 -,-' a- e• e s ; Of the above well-known establishment, togeth some years ago—never mind how I went to the engineer, whom I knew,
a• v a-ii, '• 1 .....- er with a Lease on favorable terms, for a period
J Cr. 2 .
.1 !_7 -_-_- -,!. of_years of the buildings and grounds. many—l was in America, employed in and asked if he would spare us a log or
, = •••••• e• a The stork of patterns is the most complete In surveying, prior to the construction of two; but even whilst asking, saw how
~.. . : c . ti m . 't In the West, embracing every variety of Station- ' one 01 those vast lines of railway which useless the request was--lie laid nO more
z 5 - .2' '' arld and R l i ver d S n tefi l m, i •= 3 ' a O ji e g in o ,T, i e o t f ho :,jj are now found of as peat utility for . we e /
,„,,..., .i ;.,
:; , 4 ii ~.,• a m n ach t i v iier ee r,
And nearly u- every other class of work warilke, as they were intended for Nine o'clock at night—still snowing
-
re e.,- = a used in the country. peaceful traffic.
' no fire,'and no fuel!
_-_, de e .
- a E_, to e , To parties having the necessary capital, the
;. -.:. C% '' above, with its established euon and reputation I had gone out from England, with Fait buried in a snow drift, on a sin
;✓s : CI . ,-',=-; 'IT g
offers an unusual chance for profitable invest- • very few pounds in my pocket, but with 1 gle line of rails—miles away from any
a ....-. went.
a good education, and, I might say, with home.
,-.." 4. 'if! a
' c ,3 If not disposed of as above by the 20TH OF '
'5'....._. a 0 0.,. g r z ..
FEBRUARY, Mt, the Tools and Patterns will , some ability.
' I must spend the night with a dead
e. . a ,_.a - -.=
.. 1 .., a -gx,ce 4, Z o he sold in detail. For terms and price, Inquire I entered i
heartily into my work, and man and his two murderers! .
A ix ',,. on the premises.
found it highly remunerative.
- - :,';' febg-tC24 (IATY, .11I'LL - NE Es 10. But the poor girl! How can site bear
.- v e i''' ' "! -2 v a ia a' Although I thoroughly enjoyed the oc- ; the cold? •
eee re ri 7 HANDSOME RESIDENCE cupation, and the many rough and some- Al] the men set to work vigorously to
ea e e c 6. 4 ;.., ,:,
times romantic incidents inseparable , clear the line, whilst there was yet fire
',: r'. 0 v --.-:
l'i oit liii. ALi 1-i: . from it, I could never really assimilate
;Le if a.' 4 ° ' ''' ;-:
enough and steam enough to carry us
c , ' )A t ~; myself with the American character: . 1
si . a
unmet).
Cb d —, r3-- 3 THE TWO-STORT BRICK and, as I was the only Englishman on We were not many miles from our
- 1 - 2 ` 'i: a
that part of the line, my loneliness was
~
~...i
destination.
-"1 - ' . •i a GOTHIC COTTAGE HOUSE, extreme—relieved,.
indeed, occasionally '
by violent quarrels with men who sneer- ) spade .
Dig! yes—but who can dig without ea
fitS On Ridge Street, Allegheny, ed at the "sulky Britisher."
Small progress . was made. It soon
_ _ •
Near the Western Theological Seminary. occursevere a win- •
One day in the depth of as . became apparent to all that we were 1
pied by Major Wade ter as I ever experienced, I had to take fast, until two o'clock, when the night
For a rural residence insthe city. this property a long journey the greater part by rail— . mail followed us,
ha, probably few equals. 'The house is superbly then only a single line. At the wretched ' Five mortal hours in the piercing
linislied In every respect throughout ; M arble shed d;„;,-;„,i with
the name of "ant- IA
Hot and Cold Water ar- "'F.''''""' COu!
r ;'la g ntl m es 'n L :! s rui F i l t l lm u 7:Oved kitchen range. The tion" Rat somewhat curious party attract- The conductor, half frozen as he was,
lo a t n ts e 60% f e et l
front by 2110 deep. The front and ed my tention.
walked a quarter of a mile down the line,
rear of the lot are terraced and planted vOth They were four.
trees and shrubbery.
it. and extemporized a danger signal as
For price and terms of sale, apply to An old and apparently totally. pars- beat he could; I and the other passengers,
S. BRYAN, lysed gentleman, so swathed in shawls,
Broker and Insurance Agent, getting into the cars, and wrapping our
comforters, fur cap, and buffalo .
robe,
lebi 59 Fourth streetselves up, grimly to bear the five hours
-- that only a small strip of his face was of misery. As I enter, I see only the
It "Viral' OAD ISAAC-FL visible, and that was of a death-like hue. • shorter of the two men; on asking him
IY °heft Garrett a. Sir, and th, A young lady. thickly veiled, appa- for his friend, he says:
the daughter of the invalid; -
Perinsyliania Railroad Comp'y ,In the Court Rattly not .
I. s crouching down by the fire
'ol ' he's
ei common for she seemed to avoid looking at or aP- box on the engine, to warm."
The Steubent rile and Indiana -Pleas of Har- r .„.„,,, thing him, as . ie
1 half sat, half lay, I mentally added, "And will go to
esitreee cameee; and .1 ire- / Ilion Cr , unty '
Isiah Wilbur and Heim ) .11. Inins. propped up by boxes and bags in a cor- sleep, and, when the' fire goes out, will I
Alexander, Trustees and „then.; ncr of the bench.
be frozen to death!"
IN PURSUANCE . TO THE JUDGMENT
In tide case, ordering the sale of the Steubete ,
Two sallow evil-lookine men corn- I now saw the 'young lady watching
itlie and Indiana Railroad, to pay the amok/II I
t. )Icted the number. They were dressed . her companion closely, seeing him be
in to be due said Wilbur and d le:can- ill a nun li inferior manner to the others. come sleepy from copious draughts of
der, Trustees in the first mortga g e sat also the but evidently bad charge of both invalid l
amount due them as Truareesof the second mart- , . rum and water.
gage of .aid I'ot/spans , and in the obedience to and lade.
• A loud snoring soon proclaimed him I
an order of sale Issued out of 343,13 Court, hated I got into the same car with this . east asleep.
the ' IX" ' 16th ' d'') . of . I '"u'". I'I.1"111 otter strange Party; anything a little out of the .
at public gale, at the front door of the (Dort The poor girl, with half frozen fingers, I
House. incommon being acceptible to me. ' lifted her veil, and whispered, with a
STETJBENVILLE, 01110, 'Whether I should leave done eo could : trembling voice:
the place designated iii the decree lor sales, and I have forseen the tragic termination of . ;•Can you help me? Yon are English,
between the hours of twelve 0'..1)x.k, n ;)n. and our journey I cannot tell.
three o'clock p. m., of the
' are VOII not? I think I can trust you."
2711 s Day of February, 10013, The snow was lying very deep on the ' ~.
'eit perfectly still tor an instant," I
to the highest bidder. for cash, the entire property ground and occasionally, where a drift i answered.
OtlOllE4 a 11Ci and mad of the Stetibenviile and Indiana Rail-
r had formed across the line, we had much ,
mad Company, it tug within the towns Cl Steu-A happy thought had struck me.
NICk-NaCS bens'kand Newark, and between the game and to do to force our way through it.
ille
1 I had, for some time past, suffered
the branch of said road from Cadiz Junction CO I
was the only occupant of the car be- :
much from the face and toothache, and
f the town of Cadiz, includin g all ri g hts of was sides the !Arty I have de ih I
held and uontracted for by !co I (;ompatiy. the itOrs..et„ and ! wee i n t h e habit of ea • stoppered
!Tying a
p e ueture and wit, its the r e on di si d e ira,..g a , amused myself hy speculating cm the bottle oft hloroform.
;:i'roo r6 i:t r s, depot g rounds and buildings thereon connecting links between such a strange ; I took out my bottle, and signing to
and appertainin g therein ; includin g also as a
mime
part of said premises, all machine Mops. turn ‘.
, the young lady to be silent poureethe '
tables, water station,. warehouses, lots and lands I The lady Iva, a lady .. evident,
y- . whole upon my handkerchief, and held
used in operating stsd road 34.31 held by said Though I had not caught e glimpse of i it over the face rq the sleeping mur
; 'omparly tor that purpose : and all the miguiei.
_ fie _ ~,,,e ,
Ets
, locomotives, Cars, machinery, tools. and all other 5..1115•F7 - she had not once 140 alto
„ ;diner?
property used in operating, maintaining and re- teary veil she were—yet every fold o f 1 Iu five minutes I knew he was safely
pairifsg the said road, belon g in g to 341.11 'oil m an ) , bee fire..s, every ne; ~ - ement of her figure
and all other. the 1rm5..t,14e33, n 4 1,1s 41...11311,3113/re, , disposed of for e some 'lours to come.
•-linwed refinement
of said steubenville and Indiana Railrovt i 'orn-
.:.
i I called loudly in his ear, and shook
•
- -flee under 111 r, 14 , ..5 of toe it.oe or Ii ';• lied been plodding on at a maim- . h i m
pan ) . ha , .
roughly, but he did not stir.
( !hi°, are sul t ie , I 1,, j a.ll,:tal aale. and nil ) pa.,, tole rate f. , r many hours, the snow be- I shall never forget the earnest joy
thereby A" in waking the 'd "le' th e P l '"' c•oin in 2 t hieker find t hicker
01 said road, is ith all real estate and II xt urea be
. with which the poor girl clasped my
hinging and appertenant thereto, will I.c. acid en- Ti leek out nf the window was useless, nand and thanked me.
tire, but the (mon: Ally.. ;era. roilin g stock and for the around was covered with snow
„, ; I don't know whose heart heat fastest
personal proper! ) not aft b.died, of maid romjianl
„ nil i he
~;,. seeme d t o h e snow so thick- ,
ain h.• 40.3 se)a , ral3 3 l3. A.l 1J a, old sacrifice. at •
.thou—hers or mine; I know that lefor
nut /MI than two-H.IM. bf the iire.ient i, slue ly wits It ItilifiZ
got all about the dreadful cold, and only .
thereof. What could rd.-, 1,,, watch my compan- ,
The amount r f tiro mortgag,e lien . ''t2 315,3:5`, • felt an instant longing to take her in my
•
The an-o,nt of •es.On•l mortgage lien. 1.314,44/ i.ais
I had forgetten to ch arms and kiss her. y that in the early Taking the sleeping man's great but
e1,Ge2,766 part of the journey I had male some '
The terms at sale will be cash, but the purchass . falo robe and wrapping it round her I
1 .ant of the !Mole suns, ; HARM remark to Ilie two men about the I;ade her sit down, and asked her the
Z 6 T, a o y sa d , e rin ° t ' / I s t e t . e l.i n ) ' /31 1. the sale with 1 k ~11, n. a entirely hopeless state of their charge •
l cause other father's murder, and why she
ire; eft. the Hooey, rol the roan, to be lorieited hut I received such an evil look, that 1
In ...se the amount of , of bid is not made good at seemed to be a prisoner.
the time of the return of the order of sale resolved to hold my tongue for the re- As I spoke I could not }pa ce e n involun- ,
s it. m.k.. /Eli. mainder of the journey
tart' shudder at the appearan of
special master catereiseweer. The young lady, when I spoke to the carps ,.
the-
January 9. i 864. tant2-dtf
- men, gave a quick sort of half-turn to-
In administering the chloroform to the
wards me, as it' she would have spoken ; l men, I had accidentally displaced the
but was instantly checked by one of the rug, which the runrderers had carefully
men desiring her, in a rough and perm'. arranged so as to hide the face of the
tore manner, to change her seat. . supposed paralytic.
Still dragging along--and more snow, !TI 'closedand blue, tits
The eyes es iiere ue, e
Inure snow I * * * * *:
I nose pinched, the mouth partly open,
The men haring'refreshed themselves with curled and strained lips, the teeth
several times front a spirit flask, took '
I set and grinning horribly in the half-light
a bottle and a spoon, and prepared l reflected from the snow in which we were
t o feed the parelyzed gentleman. imbedded.
I could not Sc; what they gave him, It had now ceased snowing.
or whether he ate, for the men carefully In answerto my question, she said:
placed themselves tind the young lady "I am alone in the world; I can trust
- . between the sick man and Inc.
vou—l will tell you all. The—the body',
11. M ROLES, I should have sail that the young lady I here she turned paler than even she
had absollitely refused to take any food was before—"the body is not that of my
whatever, though several times pressed father—oh no! I could not have borne it!
by the men.
They arc bending over the invalid ;
It is my uncle. lam a Virginian; my.
father and mother both died when I was
the young lady, by their direction, also very young, leaving me, a rich orphan,
standing, with her side face toward me. to the rare of my uncle.
With a quick and silent movement she ii All I know was that I was well et l ,-
raises her veil, and looks fl3r an instant ucated, and had whatefer money I
with a questioning, agonizing giant!: in wanted; but when I aeft school, my un
my face.
etc was strangly altered; my presence
She must have seen honest pity there •
2 seemed to irritate him.
f .r, slightly Ironing towerrie tile, 'raffia
••
as death, she formed a word with her He tried to make me marry that
lips—but without sounding it—pointing wretch who has gone out; he was my
; father'sr overseer, and a more cruel or
to the men ; then lowered the veil
again. wicked man never lived."
Although the whole had taken place in Here I suddenly thought, ,a What if
a second or two, the men had observed he should not fall asleep by the engine,
return l" I went out and
should_
some movement, and turned fiercely to but
found
her, looking like devils at both of us.
I, however, was already sitting with death sleep—crouched completely under
folded arms, and eyes half shut, as if the fire box of the engine.
sleepy ; not so sleepy, though, but that I The engineer had lett hiscold and now
caught a moment's view of that strip of usclees machine and sought shelter in
. .
face I had seen at the station. the cars.
That second look satisfied me - of what 1 and in love l ycharge con-
I returner y tinued:—
I had doubted—the ward dumbly spoken
" I was often talked to by some of our
by the young lady. The word was
old slaves, and in particular by my•dear
-Murder ./"
I sat still and thought— I old nurse, about this man. She said he
Here I ant with a couple of murderers I had come a few - years ago,. and some way
—probably armed— their victim aa-
I had obtained an undue influence over
pp e s 1 1 .
rently the father of that lovely girl. ,
A her massa—ordering everything, and
—this is the explanation of her shunning ,
' treating the slaves who had never erperi
him at the station, and in lifting him into ! en
eed anything but kindness from my
my cars. I have y revolver—not load- I father, and uncle, with the greatest se
ell; if it were I coulden't shoot these verity•
men down without more proof against',
them than a word—only seen, not heard.
It is of no use giving them up at the end
of the journey, for, of course, that, half
dead when he started, he died of cold in
the cars. Cold! Yes—bitterly, piercing
cold; and our stove does not seem to gave
the heat that it should, and— there is no
more fuel?
Although I could not see through the
Young lady'a veil, she doubtless could
see me through it. I nodded slightly to
her, and fumbling in the folds of my
cloak, half exposed the barrel of my re
volver.
The answer was a scarcely perceptable
shake of the head.
For the twentieth time we are push
ing and battering at a drift; this time it
must be a deep one, for we are come to
a dead stop.
"I guess I must get some wood from
that darned conductor, or we shall be
frig," said one of the men, the shorter
and least evil-looking of the two.
"Do," said I, "for it is awfully cold,.
even for us who are strong; what mtist.
it be for your invalid charge l', •
"Ohl he won't hurf,' replleit the
man. ,
..
Atrou• shut up antl-fach lite iniodl"
said-the:other.
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1, offer ,t
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Ladies' Wool Vests,
A large ritlantaty
Heavy Wool Socks,
Negligee Shirts,
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W inter Goods
I=l
Trin - lna ings,
Embroideries,
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t'd.ttAK , , 1 , 111•-t- • keit, 11l I;ti ,
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No 96 ttlarket etreet.
ftdd 11. ta..en l't(11. and the 1/i,allaila.
SLeeta 3 to Zi tt sy :
Woolen Druggots dr, Crumb Cloths,
WIND)IV HADES
Table aml Piano Covers,
Rugs, Mats, Stair Rods, Src
f • I,•tt c wivan.ri In lir4t kande from
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Let., Tiuui Manunsetitrers Priers
, %"r kt. lilb.cist entirely new. ell hating
been purcl.nsel within ninety Qua s for nt
the ,ery est pr:,:t 3 of tee year.
M'FARLAND, COLLINS & CO.,
Nog. 71 and 73 Fifth St.,
Betweez, Postoffice and I)i,pst:t H u lloi ng
nid6
Suitable Holiday Presents
Embroidered Piano & Table Covers,
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VELVET & BRUSSELS HASSOCKS,
AT" Itdr*CAT,T..lllki'S,
OF AIP //
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the Russian Pebbles. They are warranted to
Strengthen and Improve the Sight—this fact has
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fail, free of charge, with those which will always
give sastisfaction. •
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39 Pith street, Bank Block.
Arir•Beware of impostor's and counterfeiters.
oc9-d&w.
REMIT/1 . 31 & LONG,
Liberty Street, Pittsburg
A(}=73 FOIL
Russell Mewer and Reaper,
Buckeye Mower and Reaper,
quaker gower and Reap nd E eE,
Cayuga Chief Mower awa',
Farmer Mower,
Woods , gower
Also, dealers is Agrniultural and Farm )sn As ir
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plimenta.„
Traveling or
MIMI
DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.—
The subscriber offers for sale the dwelling
house In which he now lives, situated on South
Avenue, First ward, Allegheny. The lot Is '2'
legit front by Ito deep, running hack to a al feet
alliey It Is a.two atoned brick, contains ale
rooms and cellar The out-bollSes are a wash
house, stable, coal house. There is a largo
yard surrounding the dwelling. tilled with shade
and ornamental trees. There Is gas and water in
all the rooms of the dwelling
I also offer for sale a desirable country resi
dence in Rochester township, Beaver county, pa_,
containing twenty acres 'of ground. 't here is a
new two storied frame dwelling, containing six
rooms, on the property. There is also a young
orchard of all kinds of fruit. There Is a good
barn, out-hbuaee, ac It is abont a mile from the
R ochester depot.
For terms, inquire of
jaii2l-tf South Avenue. Allegheny city
H"SE, FOR SALE.—
No. 114 Elm St. 6th Ward.
This property 13 one of the most convenient
and desirable residences in the City. The lot ex
tends from Elm to Congress - street The house
a two story brick, containing six rooms, besides
bath room, wash hguse, bake houso and light dry
cellar and pantry. There Is a nieely pare) large
yard, and a brick stable fronting on Congress st.
The house supplied with gat, but and (old water
hall painted and grained parlor nicely finished
with marble mantles : property allsin good condi
tion. Price is.i.ooo. Terms-4 - 2,000 in hind and
the balance in two years. For further particulars
Inquire at the premises. 'lt:Pt-alit
DRUG STORE FOR SALE.—IIS: A
neighboring City, a
DRUG S "I' 0 13. F:,
Well located and doing a good inisineas. The oh
sect of the owner in selling Is to turn lift entire
attention to another busineas. For partikulars
inquire of ft,y, SELLERS ,
Janl6-m corn& Wood and second st,
WALTER H. LOWRIE,
lINTENDS RESUMING THE PRAC
TICE OF THE LAW, In the same house
formerly occupied by him on
Fourth Street, above Smithfield
not S-3m
WHEELE
No. b . 7 Fourth St
Have won the highest Premiums at all the im
portant State and Mechanical Fairs where ex-
Misted tele season. New improvinents - have re.
neatly been added which renders it the most de
sirable machine in the market. They are war
ranied for three years. Instruciions aro given
gratuitously. Call and see them in operation.
AVM. SIMMER & C 0.,.
Western Agents.
Pittsburgh office_No. 27 Fifth street, three doors
below Bank Block. jart6-p&.w.
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em isjust the thing for
the Office.' Call and see thburn at the Gas
Fitting and Plumtling Fatadishinent of
,l'iricfpON b. 'KELLY,
no 4 - lei 'Wood street.
wALL PAPEIVAT OLIITIRICIES—
Glazedlaverat2se.
Light colored Clan' ,
for sale by.
Anse 81 Wood id.
=7=!
1g 1 id.;.,10;460 : , -
FOR SALE
t WILSON'S
This villain persecuted me with his
odious attentions; and one day—l can't
tell you—but rushed to my uncle, who,
when heleard, called him into the house,
and in a furious manner said:
'Although you have by y6ur devil
ish cunning obtained my promise of my
niece as your wife, I will not tamely
submit to see her insulted! Take that
you villain'"—firing a pistol full in the
face.
"Fortunately passion defeated itself,
and my uncle was not a: - murderer.
"The overseer Milled-an 'evil smile,
and raid:
" 'Never mind! We will settle affairs
another day!"
"Not long after this, the fellow who
is asleeptherc, and who is the overseer's'' .
brother, cable and loittd hitn. "Ile is ti
doctor. lty uncle becanie daily mitre and
more miserable; my
,old nurse allying' it'
was remorse rireyingupon big mind, be
.
cause he aro/Mote
~;y:l),tope
"A few weelna a gsy,.my
began to fail setiohilye"l.),
he was called , constantlyhis
orihaloifthat patelysis'
ed ••'
" Laietronds4 I was:a • a' • At#:3 l ,`,
old ntiisein a dreadful t 5,1, WLltiS`
that my uncle ting-:;4 - ; -
MORNING - • "
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f irziglitl „-4
eferct-
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PIMA 19 FANCY MB PRINTING
$`F ta m the belt 1....
SPEq/a - F':kirtrVN S TAID TO
RAIUVAD;IIO"i4#O lig PRIAM -
Ottititeintles for
Posters, Prof:crumples; .ekAir:,
.E 4 Yr' r^" '77)
For Exhibititma and i3onceril canna be
intoasiedjtr t ta •
: -:•••
found . 11.3 -- "Dettli - • tfd. a,s '6*a:seer
with him.""
The Doctor, said DitWfle r , haul
dieted, my uncle had; had alytie, at
tack," entirely lost - the 'use,,, v o
and speech, and hat he probablt
not be able to move fa-setae time taro:per,
Ile felt the reap:midi:ll*y, too. greet, fo r his brother and himself, and eonseßliatt
y, should remove him to •
EL 4 .%-vbete
he would be placed under therearanf the
celebrated. Dr. W =-••••••••---- • .
"This was said • intentiOnalli 4.4
hearing of several of the servant -and
passed for truth'; although 1, in" etnniii:chi
with all, protested against reitteMA niy•
uncle in such a state. •
"Knowlng , ' the evil4mmater offbotAt
men, I resolved that would not.iakt
from my uncle, - but *Odd abeolnpall,
him to. •I• • - • %
"I fancied I saw , a siniiiter-staiWun
the face of the overseer itaj3ol - f - hlstfitt#
he only remarked: • -
Oh, certainly; no objeCliini bin be
made to that."
"Yesterday we Qtarted.
"My suspicions were aroused by the
Doctor and-overseer refusing to let me'
approach,mruncle, either to dress him,
or to help him intohisearriage.
"In spite of their caution, however,
I obtained a glitipise (if - lis"faCe - and
knew in an instant he was 'dead:,
"I was too .excited and horrified -to
faint! -
"The overseer knew by my looks that,
I now knew all.
"He at onee said, in a brutal tone: • •
`."Ohl I guess yon see it nowt
a sensible girl, so a few words will
.ettf-,
fice. There wasn't much love lost
heed
not
you and your uncle, so you'inert
not make a fuss.
‘• 'The truth is, the Doctor there phys,
iced him a leetle too strong, and it would
not do to - bury - him here for the job
would have been blown! So We thought
we would take him where no one win:M
b e the wiser;the poor old gentleman
has died of cod and over-exertAßAM't
you seer'
"I cant tell you what the wretelflaid
to me; only that he said he had got -all'
the old man's plunder from the estate;
that he . meant to, marry me whether, L ;
would or not ; and that if r so much as.
spoke or lookeditt any one on' the jour;
ney, he would kill me atronee. • - '
"I knew, he would not hesitatate tarry
out his threat, so dared not utter a. word.
"Oh! how thankful I WB9 to see yoi
enter our car.
"I felt a presentiment that yott , imnlct
in some way save me ,fropl these hartid
men."
Here the poor bite t burst ears,
I don't know what I did - dr 'said; only
that I comforted her, and veiridriveadd
never forsake inn t=
Thetime was, now approacidrig _when
the two o'clock train was due. 'Pmts.
was a deathlike - silence,lbrekeii citify tz - :
t he. muuraful.:.toneit of ocoa sionitlYgnstifl
of wind,. whinii t liken I;spirita;s~nrdng,~
round us, rushed ianald4q..thvg.q&h:
ill-made ears, unseen hid painfully be
and felt.
Every one had huddled
whatever they could.find as wprotettion:
ffom the biting eold. _
Although hardy and stiOng;lgmtp
feel exhausted and binumbed and':
ably should have fallen Into's dange - ttiffit '
stupor but for my mind being raekedivitlE4
thought.
How should I act ?
„ ,
If I gave these men uprto AstictiOttfr
poeingthe ontseer survived, ) whatprOUP
was there that, they :had poiuouetl
••paralytie."
I asked Alied—so *é will riolviiikitet
—whether the overseer tad thb',o3:lllf"
with him ornot ? • .. - •
! • She said belied admitted to her
had gold; dates, and Seuitrilles:to iVerr '
large amountrapon him:
It was 1407q.41/9Wing.betotiltitgaitqftt.
I sallied forth once moNaja_plheaAcjav,,,,
and fofind the overseer ,shll lin.dc`ttu,
engine, frotea Welk& t h at
covered. im, and doubtless 'tfrdfie-1:Telf& 17
With fingers almost altlifeleatt bfj 4
0wn,.1 searched Nio t atud i fcau,3#
the expected loaded revOlTArWakAri
knife, a large ea'ireati teli;'Msettititttra
his waist, containing the siblelf - n~ . :"
I hastened back with it to lake, feittril
ing she might be overcome with,t4s,
and fall asleep.
Just as I had my hand ortilitededfOr
the car, I heard a.-well-loio*lt sotidra
there was no „need to - thialctAwiee—Abo,
driVer of the expected train, blittd9d-Vl-1
the snow, had not seen the dan g er
nal ! With criminal negligeno,e'
not telegraphed no al from
R--; the train ' was rughilig:phol
I shouted loudly-to the 'otcuMtli of
the cars to save themselves,.!-luld ispraugr
into ours ! Alice,, even j.wt : ite 840 timeh
I had been absent, she had nearly 4 5ona
to sleep.
No, wonder, poor' girt • Shelia elir
ri
peenced - hunger; :thirst:4Zr -she qiiire,.?
not, take, food from the ioyereeer,...2*Clo,7
should poison her,) excitement, 91d
.„„
—bitter cold,' Such as happily
~ we don t
know in Stiglared. -"!
I seized her in my: arms; and-ritad --
scarcely leaped from:the car before
crash, came I
I' will not dilate on - ite horrord'of
c ollisi have too' Many such
scriptions in our daily paperm- !Ilappily r
my shouting aroused moat 9t*ke. - passenza
gers, but lonsethree or , conr never knew t
how death-camp'
laid the faulting tearer Alice - firt—tr.
few , tabments, Oirefolly wrappeamp-eozr,
the, snow,, Lgmarehed foriaur„ hap
evil companions. ,
The murderers had met a unlit :. ta4n''.l
than theydeserved. • - •
' The frozen overseer'- watt :aompleteir
smashed beneath the eughte-k_ 5:
Whether the "Doctor" Teal/yAled from
the et:recta of told 'and 'the - 61brisfOrat'r
cannot tell, and dirt:tot-like tcV-thiak: --
He also was a:braised andalaiostabspe, l
less thas! , '„k4) l kadilitilintial**,44tathth
The engineer e i rind stoket: of 4)19- Ataizt,
which rats into aglad -- StiMped lhtit the
snow; and were unhurt..
She passengeta-were fewiandiantyrb,- ; !
sing to say only-one was
We Made great fires of the 424=4 pad
waited' the whet; belplilmtiftr
Amid alLthethorrors of the t sc e ne Lair, •
a thrill of4sPlArkes&irkh4ving Alicelopkr-4 3
ing at we aa.hPr prot e ctor, and
the night let head on - my - ipottl-
der, ibter`ettimetia and exhAstfoli.
sufftting. my attmaio support 'ter.
I felt-as32-1-lad knoNA her-Or
Was the - ftoleanelk
sc - - k l u s li- oh' me whom bid Ind' under
such- strange airauntitattee&-=-Wlty-libC
soon , to be severed froze 1 1- -.:;,45) I 31.4
er 1 And wita this thought -
closer to rat 1144 E - ••-• -
At - fast help etitrtir about
the mornings ttn: atm*: - lttout-,
Re -110 . -1- I.4llneettll394l4.okresk s
they took `tts upti-aitd
t it-about&
LAO 41499 , 1-Vititi-143 would w44:1 t0
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