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JAS. P. BARR,
Editor and Proprietor
MEDICAL
OA utrptruir.
Hernia or Rupture cured
ernie or Rttvture cured
Hernia or Rtipture cured
hernia or Rapture cured
Hernia or Rupture cured
Hernia or Rupture cured
Hernia or Rupture cured
Herrita or Rupture cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
Hipture oir 00411C07..4red
*rapture or Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia eared
Marsh's Radical Cure Trues
Ritter's Pateskt.Truss
Ftteh's Supporter Truss
Self-Adjuotint; Trues
Dr. Baunning's Lace or Body Brace, for
11. e cure of Prolapsus Flcrl, Piles, Abdominal
and Spinal Weaknesses
S!* S. Plt - Vh's Slicer Plated Sup-
Piles Drops, fi,r the support and cure of
Elastic Stockings, tor ealt and varicose
Elastic Knee Cnpa, for weak knee joints
Ankle Supporters, for weak knee joints
Suawrn,liary Bandages
Self-Injecting Syringes♦ also every kind
of Syringes
Dr. KETSER has also a Truss which will
adisallv ewe Heroin or Rupture.
"iiiii - Office DECO STORE, No. 140 WOOD
STREET.; sign of the Golden Mortar. Persona
writing for Trusses should send the number of
aches. around the body immediately over the
DR. KEYSER will give his personal attention
to the aplication of Trusses in adults and children
and he is aatisile,l that, with an experience o
twenty years, he will be enabled to give satisfac
Seif-Injee in g Syringes
Self-Injee ring Syringes
Reignlnjecting Syringes
Self-Injecting Syringe.
Sold at DR. KEYSER'S, 140 Wood street
Suspensory Bandages,
Suspensory Bandages,
Suspensory Bandages,
Sitspensory Bandages,
A dozen different kinds,
•
A dozen different kinds,
A dozen different kinds,
A dozen different kinds,
A..t DR. KEYSER'S, 140 Wood street.
nolOdyd&w
PILES OF
TWENTY YEARS STANDING
CURED.
Below will be found a eeelkdleale from one of the
most respectable citizens of ii'il,kioo township in
regard to Dr. Keyser's Lindsay' Blood Searcher.
The Doctor's certlficales are wilhin reach, and no
one need be deceived in regard to hit preparations
Da. Gao. H. KEYSER :—I became amcted with
Piles about twenty years ago, and every year
they were growing worse, so as to trouble me
very much, so much s.. at times as to unfit me
for work. Soractime4 1 was so bad that I could
not do anything on account of them, they came
out on me as large as a hieltory nut. I had tried
a great deal of medicine for them. I used to buy
=115ME1111!EIIII
vim Liars and pamphlets that fell In my way, but
I could not get cured, sometimes they would do
me some good for a little while, but afterwards
they would return again as bad as ever. I also
applied to -two Doctors who visited me at my
house and gave me some medicine but It would
not do, I count not get well. Over a year ago I
got an advertisement of your Lindsay's Blood
searcher, made by yourself—when yo❑ sold It to
me You told into one bottle would not cure me,
Ti that my whole system would have to be re-
newed by the medicine before I got well. 1
bought one bottle and took it home with me and
used it according to your directions. I then call-
ed to see you again, when you said I could no
expect much benefit from one bottle. I bought
ft on, one bottle se n time, until! had used five
bottles. After this quantity had been used, I
was entirely well of the Piles, which had tortur-
edpnefor.twentyyears. la other respects my
CIA" J. .
health is Improved, and 1 Mal as welt as could be
expeetedfor one of my age, being sixty years
past. I have been well now for elx months, and
here. is no appearance of a ret urn of the disease.
uan do any kind of tinning work now without
the PLlea coming ,10,V1:1 and hurting me. I can
pitch by, chop ‘ , ..00,1, lift, or do any kind of
work which before used to hurt me. When I
found out your Blood-Searcher I kept on taking
it until /got entirely well. 1 consider it my du-
ty to make my case known to the country for the
benefit of others who may be suffering as I was
and do not know the value of your medicine. You
1 3:nay-publish this if i6u like—l live in Fri/kint
Township, an4 l l - pleased to satiety any one
of the truth of this certificate if they wish to call
ELLIOTT DAVIS
December 24th, 1863.
Look.aut for the name of DR. GEORGE H.
GEYSER on the cover of the bottle and pasted over
the cork; also for his stamp on the United Stain
&tampon the top of the bottle to prevent being tarn
spurious article tchidi ' hi 414 the'martd.
e74.lydaw
KUNKEL'S CELEBRATED
Bitter Wine of Iron,
Bitter Wine of Iron,
Bitter Wine of Iron,
Bitter Wine of Iron,
The Great Tonic,
The Great Tonic,
The (1 reat Tonic,
The 0 rest Tonic,
For Dyspepsiaand Indigestion,
For BP3PeNtia and Indigestion,
For yopepsia and Indigestion,
For Dyspepsia and Indigestion,
For Weak Stomachs and ienei e l lit
For Weak Stomachs and General Debility,
For Weak Stomachs and General Debility,
Fr+r Weak Stomachs and General
Reliable and Sure to do Good,
Reliable and Sure to do Good,
Reliable and Sure to do Good,
Reliable and Sure to do Good,
And Cannot l Harm,
Arni Cannot do Harm,
And Cannot do Harm,
And Cannot do Harm,
It Costa but little and Purifies the 13Iood,
,
It Costs but little and Purifies the Blood,
It Costs but little and Purifies the Blood,
It Costs but little and Purifies the. Blood,
We only ask a Taial,
qe only aelt a Trial,
We only ask a Trial,
We only s.ali a Trial,
Of thfs - Valuable Tonic,
Of this Valuable Tonic,
Of this Valuable Tonic,
of this Valuable Tonic,
only 16 Cut. and line per Bottle,
Only 16 Cts. and One Dollar per .1-t, tt le,
Only 76 Cts. and One I collar per -Bottle,
Only 76 his. and line Dollar loir Bottle,
Manufactures! solely by S. A. K EEL tt.
BRO. General Depot, 118 Market street. Har
risburg, Pa. For sale in PITTS 111" lit lit by all
respectable dealers.
For sale in Pittsburgh by R. E. SELLERS
CO., and B. L. FAHNITOCK a GO.
janl4-6m
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
"Great American Remedy."
Harvey's Chrono Thermal
Ir - F',3lA_l_.: 6 FIDES
HA VENEVICR VET FAILED( lIEN
the directions have been strictly followedo
in removing difficulties arising from
OBSTRUCTIUNS, fiR STOPPACIF. (IF
Or in restoring the system to perfect health when
suffering from Spinal Affections, Proiapsus,
Uteri, the Whites / or • other weaknesses of the
Uterine Organs. the Pills are perfect I y 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, and 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, hawever,.NOT be taken the that
three or four months of pregnancy, though safe
at any other time, as miscarriage would be the
result.
Each box contains 60 Pills. PRICE, ONE
DOLLAR.
DR. HARVEY'S TREATISE
on Diseases of Females, Pregnancy, Miscarriage,
Barrenness, Sterility, Reproduction, and Abuses
of Nature, and emphatically the LADIES` FR
VATE MEDICAL ADVISER, a pamphlet of
pages, sent tree to any address. Six cents requir
ed to pay postage.
JIW Me pills and Book will be sent by mail,
conlidentially, when desired, RECI'RKKI
and pre-patd oh receipt of money by
J. BRYAN, I. D., (}enrol Arent,
l'.sedotr street, Neu - 1 ~rk.
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/Sig - Joseph Fleming, Druggist, cnruer of
the Diamond and Market street, agent for Pitt.
burgh. nee., w
i , 1 every kind
PRIVATE n f;'•
DR. BROWN'S OFFICE,
N 50 Smithfield Street
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS IN
natal of medical adviceabould notlaji togive
Jatin a call. • . , .
Dr. Brown's remedies never fall to cure impu
rities, scminious and venereal affections. Also,
hereditary taint, such as letter, psoriasis and
other skin diseases, the origin of which the pa
tient is ignorant.
SK!IINAL WEAKNESS
B's remedies for this affliction, brought on
by solitary habits, are the only medicines known
in this country Which are safe and will speedily
restore to health.
Dr. Brown'a remedies cure Ina few days this
paint ul affliction.
. -
He also treats Piles, fleet, Gonnorrhoe, I.3re.
that DischarFes, Female Diseases. Pains in the
Rack and kidney's, Irritation of the Bladder,
Strictures, etc.
A. letter to be answered most contain at least
ONE DOLLAR.
Medicines sent to any address safely packed.
Office and private rooms No 50. Smithfield
STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa. noladkw.
NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED.—
Among a certain clans of self-important peo
ple there is a peculiar feeling of contempt attach
ed to all physicians that advertise and treat the
diseases named in this ward, (PR./TATE DISEA3ES,)
why this should be, they nor no one else can tell.
Are they not aware that all physicians treat dis
eases of every denomination, in fact solicit just
the Very diseases that are so obnoxious to these
very refined parties. I suppose they would not
let one of their family go to a party that has de
voted years for their benefit, because he ad, ern
see the fact, anti their family physician says he Is
a humbug so he can get the case. often he has
almost deprived the party of his life. He comes
at last to the physician that advertises—how (-IBC
are they to know t Are they not aware that Sir
Astley Camper, Sir Benjamin Brodie, Sir Charles
Ball and M. Paul litcord devoted years in the
treatmentof these diseases I These men are held
up as shining lights in the medical world ; I don't
assert that all men are worthy tlint publish, still
there are a great number of them that are. I have
devoted myself to the study and treatment of
Paivarx Diseases upwards of 411 years, and
without egotism can say I have saved hundreds
from years of misery and untimely death. Sly
treatment is confined to the vegetable altogether,
'as I think it is the best and most certain. It is lu
my power to bring hundreds of certificates if I
thought It necessary to certify to my general suc
cess : but my long residence in this city Is suffi
cient proefwithatit adtintginore. - Spermatorrhea
and all diseases arising from it are cured in
much shorter time than heretofore. It behooves
every young 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 new remedies. Address BOX 800.
jan-lyd Pittsburgh Postottice.
.JUST OPENING.
A SPLENDID STOCK OF
SPRING DRESS (4-0( WS,
SHAWLS,
CLOAKS and
'OLOA.MOS,
Allot the new - eEif patterns. Call 'and see, at
H. J. LYNCH'S,
No. 96 Market street, and
No. t Market Alley
DYSPEPSIA CRACKERS,
BOSTON CRACKER BAKERY,
NO. G 4 IFOrLiTil STREET,
S. S MARVIN.
\FIE LARGEST Ao4iiiit,ifENT OF
11l NEW aunt:HEAP
Wail. Paper & Window Shades
In the country, at
TOERST ER At SCHWARZ'S,
m 1.4 1414 Smithfield 0.
mABA' 'S BOSTON CRAC BR. 11.
BAKERY,
n 4 Fora - urn_ e'rilp..p.or,
PITTS BURGH, PA,
Between Wood it.rt , )i Market. • teb2s.
EMOVAL OF LIVERY STABLE.—
..I,lle undersigmed.having removed his Live
ry Stable from the rear of the Scott House, to
near the corner of First and Smithfield street.
W. 0. Oonn'a old. stand,' is prepared to furnish
carriges, buggies, and saddle berme upon the
shortest notice. Also horses it ept at livery at
leasonable rates. Undertaki, and all arrange.
meats for fanerals will receive is special atten
tion. NEAL 8 RICE.LA ND.
MEETING OF TRUE
.4%.Stockholders of the Clex Lland and Plt - tw
burgh Railroad Company will be held at the of ,
nee of said Company in Cleveland, on the 4TH ,
DAT OF MAY, 1241, at /0 o'clock a. m to vote
upon the increase•of the Capital Stock' of said
Company, for the purpose of allowing the bonds
of said Company to be converted into stock.
The Transfer - 119qm willhe closed en the 234 day
of Aptlianut open on the Stiiirayoof May. Alli HALF BEMS. WHITE FISH—
Bs order of the-Board of Directors, 10
V In store and for sale by
Y. N. WOOLLOUGR, President. PATTERSON & SON,
Olerelarid, Nat& SEVlllet. • ' aped,; I
whit No. 6Wood at.
MEDICAL
NATURE
IE2MIMI
PITTSBURGH, wuniat, %APRIL 23, 1864
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, &C.
PLAIN_ BLACK SILKS,
91,00, 1,12 1-2, 1,25, 1,31, 1,50, 1,75,1,00
Cheapest gouda In the city
BROKER PLAID FOULARDS,
At $1,1%; 1- , d per Vent
Solid Colors & Double Face,
From $1,50 to 'l,OO per 'Card.
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
At IN 3-11 r, .25, 31, 37, 50, fltl, 75, 51,00,
Comprising some decided bargaina,
GOOD SHIRTING MUSLINS,
At 14 3-4 and per Yard.
FAST COLORED PRINTS,
AI 116 r per Yard,
AT
GARDNER& SCHLEITER'S,
92
MARKET SST rtiLMIMi.
n. 1131
OTT ITH STAN DING TH,e. HIGH
RATI: t i /GI.1). and the lidrTnce in all
Icwde of goods, we 111, Still belling our very
1_.,1.1.t. Gr . F: STOCK
Shawls,
Cloaks,
Dress Goods
-- AND
together With
Bleached and Unbleached Musline
At lower prices Ilia c.uld replace thew t,
day. To wholesale and. retail hu) era we can oi
ler inducements in our line.
C. Hanson Love & Co
71 and 76 Market street
N E AN
SPRIN G GOODS
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
Tt.. latest Itg to .1 everything In our line
br.ut,lll to this market. slur stock will be Inoint
very complete In
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
Rich Embroideries and Fine Goodies
Trimming■ in every desirable style)
Beautiful DOI/DC( and Trimming Rib
bolts; Scotch Pletiel Velvet Ribbon;
Hoop and Balmoral Skirts; Silk, Gilt
and Morocco Brits, new style; Ladbps
Combs and Setst Photograph Albums,
thr cheoprst In Ihr city; Nollon• avid
Small Wareu; Ladlce and Gyula' Coll-
liars slightly soiled front 6 to I'd rents a
picrri Flue Enialeled Paper Collars
for 45 rent a; a large stock of t•cule
Trn vellszg Good•
r,113.r.1i ar,l ,11 N Lc, hut 1., null ngain are
Live us pur toutng rla
where, as we buy onl y 1 non man 111 nat urers or
Importert EtLI,I tell Yt pew., 11.: eai.not Inil to
111 _Wit LY DE,
78 MARKET STREET.
N Goods
Nuw Goods
New Goods
New Goods
New Goods
New Goods
New Goods
New Goods
Nov Goods
New Goods
DISSOLUTION
CO-PARTNERSHIP
tolore existing between the undersigned,
under the name and style of T. F. DAY & C 30., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, Jonas
Keefer retiring from the firm.
.1. F. DAY,
JONAS KEEFER
Pittsburgh, Pa., March 7th, 1864.
CO-PARTNERSHIP
The undersigned have this day entered into
arturles of Co-partnerahip for Manufacturing,
lini:orting and Vending of
Saddlery and Coach Hardware,
I a all its branches, under the name an.l
style of
II A. 1: .6t.. IT A 1) N
No. 58 Wood Street.
JOSIAH F. DAY,
THOMAS S. HAYDEN
Pittsburgh, Fa., January 18th, 1864.
rnhB-dtf
M_ A It 13 .
VIE CLEOPATRA AND OTHER
T
Marble Panels for Walls. For sale by
W. P. MARSHALL,
ap9 87 Wood st.
p.LANER ‘f, KAISER'S
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Noiseles Patent Sewing Machines,
These Sewing Machines are known as the v.m ,
best In the United States. They are WARR ANT
ED, and sold at the LOW EST PRICES. Call
and examine them before buying elsewhere. Re
pairing of Sewing Machines of every kind
proMptly attended to.
ERNEST AXTFIELM_ Agent,
No. 103 Third street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
n.hle-lyd
IstA.T6IAL •AANIK
•
OE' IE'rr'X'SESTIIIIIaEK*I
TREAStrItY DEPAITIIFBBT_ •
Orrioa CoMpIibOLEFAI OF TEIMUMPLIt*Igby,
Washington OitY, A ag. tit? f 863.
Warns-as, By satisfactory evidspipaiwysented
to the underalg.nell, it has been madit_bin a ar
that the FIBST NATIONAL BANK CIF • "
BURGH, in dhe County "f a A i lleig/PNLY, and:State
of PeOaylva ri g-tola has been uy, organ nf' ize4
and accbrdin the requirements ttdeAct of
u,ui.
Congress, entitled - .‘an Aet to gravid& aliatfonal
Curretwy, secured by a pladge of finned States
Stoats, and to provide for the cird iillallon and re
demption thereof:" approved Febrtrary 05th
1863, and has complied wtth all the ploylaions of
said Actrequired to be complied with before
cOmmelligng the busineas of Banking.
M - et/ op h , Comp_
Now Thannrons, I, Hugh p
troller Of the Currency ,do hereby certif at the
said FIRST. NATIONAL BANK 0 E/TTS
BURGH, county of Allegheny and ?State of
Pennsylvania' is authorized to commeine the
bunnies* of banking under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witnesss my' tieuid and
seal of (Mee, this 6th day of Autuet 180.
HUGH MoCULL9OII,
SS S Comptroller of the Ourancy.
THE FIRST NATIONAL SANK
OF PrrrssusGs,
Late Pittsburgh Trust Comitarty.
Capitol $400,000, with prtotiewito In
crease to $1,000,000.
The Pittsburgh Trust Company ffilvt a it organ
ized under the act to provide a Nation , urren
-0 FIRST N A under the title of the FIRS NATIONAL
BANK OF PITTSBURGH, would respectfully
offer Its services for the collection dc Notes,
Drafts, BUM of 'Exchange, &a., receive twonep
deposit and buy and seU Exchange ow an parts of
the country.
The success which has attended the ihtsburgh
Trust Company since Its organixationAn 1852,
will we believe be a sufficielitguarapitte that busi
ness entrusted to the new organizertion4 will re
ceive the same prompt attention.
Havinga very extensive correspondence with
Banks and Bankers, throughout the Country,
we believe we can offer unusual facilities to those
who do business with as.
The business wUI be conducted by the same
officers and directors.
DI aseToßs
Janie LAM/IMM W. K. Minot,
Ronsar S. HAYS, ALEXANDER ISEWRat
TRIALAS BELL, FRANCO 0. BALLET,
THOS. WI9)3TYAN, ALEX. iiItADLIET,
Saxert REA.
JAHEs LAUGHLIN, Pettident.
Jona L. ScuLtr, Cashier.
augted&wtf
SECOND NATIONAL BANK
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Balmorals, I
1 REASURY DEPARTMENT,
OF VICE OP COI( PT ROL I. Ell of THY CONAXIWTs
Washington City, Feb. 13th,,,1864.
WIIEIIBAIi, Ely satisfactory evidence pee ented
to the undersigned, it has been made t O appear
that the SI.A.IOND NATIoNAL HIWK. OF
PITTSEUROR, In the County of Adrigheny,
and State of Pennsylvania, has been 00 , organ
ized under and according to the requieftnts of
the Act of Congress, entitled "An /litho pri
vide a National Currency, secured by a Wes oY
United States Stocks, and to provide f thecir•
culation and redemption thereof," appal ed Fob.
ruary `2sth, Mid, and has complied w ithall the
pro - % bilious of sald Act required to
e tiempiled
with before commcnalhg the busin ' Rank
infC'ow, therefore. 1, Ryon IdeCoui:Goull.-
tmlier of the Currency, do hereby • that
the said sEcON'IP NATIONAL. A ' OF
1.1 TTslt L.* RO It, County of Allegheny, of State
of Pennsylvania, is authorised to no nee the
business of Ranking under the ACt aforesaht
--- In testimony whereof witnesses,' land
s s I, and seal of *ince, this lath dallrefFebru
t ) ivy, 1664. flUtili Itlot.ll.l , x4lCH,
• Comptroller of the Etirrency.
t.
TILE SECOND NATION BANS
OF PITTSBURGFI. Pirojk
(Formerly MON erry TRl'S'l> ... ' " ANY
Capital, $300,000, with prtrUegeto tnereaie to
81,04:00,000.
The IRON CITY THt'ST COMPANY hay
oirtrra.iTuanleredrvices und f e o r r t t h h e e N t atidtta ran t l i.; ' n ur o T t na t LAc r.. t,
ae
al Banking Business. Drafts bought and sold.
Mune y reeelved on Iteposit, and
made on all parts al the country
.1.. tPii ii..l3T
HILL, I BO{ AN,
t' F' FiLurriat ; W M
IA tk,l
tl *ARNER, Prtimarnl
.INI. rTERst Otahler
le tt23-4m
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NEW CASTLE AND FRANKLIN
BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
Capital
. istocic or the NEW CASTLE anti
FRANKLIN RAILIicAD CCIIPANT will
he opened on WEI/NE-SPAY. t he 27th of April,
proximo,
In the City of Pittsburgh, at the Rooms of the
Board of Trade
In New Castle, Lawrence county. at the
lice of the New Castle and Beaver Valley Retli•
rund l'ompany.
In Mercer, Mercer county, at the (Mee o f
illiam Stewart, eat.
In Franklin, Vertango county, at the &Mee of
First National Bank.
New Goods
New Goode
New Gori,
BY (moss. OF COIIMISSIONERS :
A. L. Crawford, Samuel M. Kier,
S 14. Brown, .1 Zeigler,
N' m. Dilworth. Jr., U. W. Cass,
Win. Stewart, .1. C. :11 oriai.
J, I'. Shaw, k leirge I' Itets,
Robert Ashworth, Josiah King,
James lileaklel , , iiiringer liarbaugh.
.1. II Robinson. 1 W. lilanchartl.
James K. Kerr, .1 H. Sullth,
I)Rviti Courtney, 1' 11. Kennear
Pittsburgh, March 31. 1664 nih3l.ltd
Wall Paper! Wall Paper!
New. Goods
New Goods
New Goods
New Goods
WINDOW SHADES,
New Ge
New GooOR
OIL CLOTHS.
New Goods
LA TEST STYLES DIRECT PROM
the manufacturers, for sale at the lowest
prices, at
Foerster & Schwarz's,
NO. 104. /3111119r1IFI.E.1,1)
mhl7-2m
CEILING PAPERS
POLYCHROME, FRE S C N D
Floral Decorations. For sale by
W. P. MARSHALL,
spy di Wood street.
TEMPORARY REMOVAL.
"li7PIXAMEIN/5 "I=lr "-_"11" AY'
Our friends and the public at large will nut,
we trust, forget that we are at present and for
n few weeks to be found at Wilkins Hell, over
the Mayor's Office, Fourth street, where we
have on exhibition and for sale as tine a stock of
HARMONIUMS, MELODEONS, ETC.,
Asveeevbr9athi tnd at strict
ly.• A ; TE & F A c t y hqa .
H. ITT.PPYR & BRO.,
AGOOD TIirVES9rMENT.--A NEW
and valuable machine, capable of netting
*25 per day above expenses, has Just been com
pleted and patented. The patent-right f. the
State of Pennsylvania with one or more ma
chines is now offered for sale on favorableterms.
This is a rare chance for investment. From
$2,000 to 03,000 capital required. •
Addreas
feb244l
508 A T 8, " A iib
clUArte," Beidzides Canunpaglin, •
*Canes *pnrkling Mocelle.
In gore and Or
MILLER
tc lIPMERSTSON
CAULKING MALLICTS, OF
rior quality—For 545151 xes
SOWN,
135 Wootst, I saluS
NATIONAL tIANIC
OF PITTSBURGH
MN=
It A I .1 - .11 (01 A. 1-)
PIA NOS,
W1.1k140 Ball, Fourth street.
BOX 7M,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
FOR SALE.
BELLWOOD COAL FARM
FOR SALE
MIRE BELLWOOD FARM IS SITU
.. ate on the south side of the alonohgabeht
Elver, nine tulles above Pittsburgh. It contains
about AID Acres Surface Land. about 10u Acres of
which is good Timbered, principally of Oak
There are about 160 Acres 01 Coal iipon the
premises, with the advantage of much Goal in
the rear.
There Is upon It one elegant mansion, with
fine Fruit, Clreeuhouse, &c., the former realdenoe
of Isaac, Jones, esti. There are six Dwelling
Houses, and three good Barns on the premised.
It has a frontage on the Elver of 2,800 feet, with
a good landing, and sufficient depth of water at
all seasons for loadfog coal. These, with tight
of way to the coal fields, comprises the property
non - offered for sale, A map of the entire prem
ises can 6e seen at the office of J. S. C , OSGRArE,
163 Second street, and price and terms can lie
learned from
J. Y. COSIGRAVE,
Iti3 Second street, or
JOHN 310PLOSKET,
41,14-lot Port Perry
oki SALE.
MIRE COAL UNDER 5.51:10Dil ACRES
near Monongahela City, with some 10 acres
SURFACE bordering on the Monongahela Riv
er, haring some 460 leet front, where there is a
superior landing, even in low water times.
Present price $l6O per acre.
J. R. CASIDAY,
Real Estate Broker,
No. tit Fourth street
apll
F at HALL--
I'd ACRES OF LAND,
Within thr Borough of Lawrenceville,
and within
3 MILKS uF THE CI,I`RT HOUSE
It is excellent land, well Improveti.lwith good
hcalse, barn and out-buildings.
It to the •t}ighest land In the borough, yet
generelly level, and could be all divided Into
good building lota.
l'or shape, location and other qualities, It is
the finest place for residences In the country.
()Were.] at private sale till MAY lot
Title perfect. No incumberance.
Inquire of GEO. F. GILLMOR E. LiS, Fourth
street, or on the premises of
aplB-21vd
FOR SALE 0.11
Exchange for City Property.
SA At ['F.l. U. KELLER
That LARGE DWELLING with grounds at
tached, on CARSON STREE; formerly occu
pied by Christian thmten, late of East Birming
ham.
STABLING AND OUT-BUILDINGS
in the rear of the Dwelling House.
E.l). L. ISI32SEY,
109 £,.urtle street,
PI ttaburgit
r~OR SA LE.— THE U NDERSIGN ED
have hero appointed 3 committee by the
stockholders - to make sale of the OAKLAND
AMIN PI rrsutrni ill AWL ht INERs V ILLE
HALLWAYS, or either of them—with equip
ments, stock. hc. , and will receive bids therefore
until MAY ISTproximo. If not sold by that
tune, proposals will be receit ed for the iren and
ii cci of the respective railways.
Notice of the disposal of the equipmente,
will be given after May, ist, aforesaid.
Sor particulars refer to either of the tinder
ytgasst... W A. HERRON',
lrmitttA ItILOD Scal, '
SAM 1' EL MORROW,
CHARLES MEYRAP,
A
•
.1 n I'ollnit-tee
AIIIABLE EIS - 111-141tiill LOTS FOR
• ISA.l.li,%—Four lots, each 1:5 feet front on
Bluff street, corner of ist street. and 113 to 134
feet deep Pour lots, each `to feet front on Bluff
street, adjointng the property of Alex hillier,
deceased- Four lots. each At feet front on St.
Patrick's alley. by lOU deep to an alley - 21 feet
nide Also three lots, each 24 feet front on
Crawford street. hy 133 feet deep on Tannehill
.erect Will le s , dt at 1,,u- poets and on easy
urns. Apply to S CI IIiBERT h. SONS,
ap5M 51 Market street.
MEDI CA CARD
BODF.NIIAMICH, M. D
V 1 rw ,12
W. D. DODP.3IHAMER. M. D
Office, I. 14. 11.,14 xtrtct. tf tiler hour, from
v to 4 p. m.
DEVOTE THEIR ATTENTION TO
the Medical nod Surgical treatment of
Chronic- Ilisieittiet-i,
k:speclully those of the lAIWER lit I V ka. , suck.
es Niles, tiousttpsoon, I ul,t e,
of the Bowel, Uleesttion el the Hovel. Stricture
of the Bowel, pc. Also. the tsrlooa ehrtapla
itisessea of the Wtouh, the li.ltlneys, the
Blad
der, etc. mhltittf
It II: t) V A I
KANE & DUFFY.
KANE & DUFFY WOULD INFORM
their friends and the public that therhave
removed their Tailoring Establishment from the
old stand to No. 14 ST. CLAIR STREET, Bis
sell's new block, near the St. Clair st Allegheny
bridge. Those desiring the latest patterns of
Spring and Summer Clothing
)(the rarest and most fashionable styles, are in
cited to call and examine their extensive stook
of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
KANt St DUFFY,
No. 14 St. Clair st.
To Railroad Contractors.
IiaROPOSALi4 ARE INVITED FOR
the GRADATION, MASONRY, BRIDGE
sUPERSTURCTURE, BALLAST, CROSS
TIES, and TRACK LYING of the Pittsburgh
and Contellsville R.R. between GonneLinville and
Cumberland, embracing a distance of eighty-sev
en (87) miles, in sections of about one mile each.
Specifications and profiles are now ready at
the Company's Office, in Pittsburgh, and pro
poiials will be received to the 30th of April.
BENJ. H. LATROBE,
President.
Unice P. Br. C. R. R. Co., Pittsburgh. &pH
OFFICE OF THE
PITT9BOBGS,VT.W AYNE &CHICAGO RV. CO.,
Pittsburgh, April Sth, 1884.
Ifik E BOAR
L
.—TOE OAR
KJ, of Directors have this dhy declared a Divi
dend of TWO AND ONE-HALF (2),;) per cent.
on the Capital Stock of She Company, out of the
net eartfinfor the quarter ending .March 31st
payable(free of government - ibx,) on and
after the itiTH OF MAY .prox.., at .the general
office of the Company la Pittsburgh to the stock..
holders Whote Stock is teglitered there, and at
the agency of the Company, ( Messrs : Winslow,
Lamer it C 0.,) No. b 2 Wail strect,New York, to
the stockholders whose stock laregietered there.
The transfer books of the Company will close
at 3 o'clock 7 p m."; on • • the 24 day of May prox ,
and will remain closed till 10 o'clock a. in. on the
17th of May thereafter.
By order of the Board of Directors.
apla-td W. H. BARNES, Sec'y.
I)ECKHAM. A. LONG NO. 121 - LIBER,
1.1 ERTY SBTEET, ~,
Agents
for the quaker Mower and Reaper, Buckeye
Mower and Reaper, Russel's MoWer arid Reaper,
Farmer's Mower, Cayuga -Chief, Mower and
Reaper, and Wood's Mower. Also, dealers in
Agricultural and Farming Implements of all
kinds. febridtsar
ALARGE LOT OF
Congress bto Tobacco,
Baltimore Span Tobacco,
Navy Pounds "
Bright ,4
(intend Dry Smoking Tobacco,
Solace Flue Cut
Sunny Side Fine Cut "
Sweet Olive "
hitODLLISTER & BAER'S,
108 Wood street,
At
mb2o
dri ALTZIIMIG MONS—SMIJOAMT
OART - RIVS MA Wt--ror Bale by
JAMES isOwN,
LBO Wood rt.
he Palk post.
edule of Advertising Rates
STANDING 11 ATTER
I 13 times a I (Mee a
1 Daily. week, week,
i 1 Sqr. 1 Sqr. 1 Sqr.
One time li• 76 . 5 i -
Two times , 126
Three times.. 1 60 •
Four times. 190 ,
Five times , 2 20 ,
One week.... ...... 260 170 , 65
Two weeks 4 35 2 90 1 45
Three weeks ' 600 400 200
One month : 750 1 600 , 260
Two months 11 25 . 7 503 75
I
Three months 13 75 I 915 466
Six months 20 75 , Li 86 690
Nine months 12700 I 19 00 900
One year 32 00 21 :;3 . 10 70
-
CD ANO/LA El LE ADVERTISE-VI:Li TS.
For one square, changeable one time each
week, confined to the immediate business df the
advertiser. All larger advertisements in fixed
proportion.
3 times' 2 times] I time
Daily.) a week a week 1 a week
• 1193•6 001 *360 [ $l:3
7 20 11 45
24 00 19 00 15 75 10 50
40 00 2B 00 24 50 .14 00
I month
' 4 months
6 mon he
I 3 eqr.
Sitr•Fiat notices double the above rates.
Death notices, each insertion 50 cents
Marriage notices, each insertion... 75 "
Steamboat adrertisetdents, per trip .42 at)
I . :3cecutors' and Administrator's no
tices 2 15
The above are the revised rates of advertising
as established at a late meeting of the newapa
per proprietors of this city. These are but a
slight advance over the .old rates, and in reality
are still under the figure that the stringency of
the times demand. Roth eastern and western
publishers are much in advance of this schedule,
it is yet possible that Pittsburglipublishers
may he compelled to advance the schedule still
farther. The continually advancing cost of la
bor, paper, ink, and every essential to printing
and publishing makes this action of publishers
necessary and obligatory. As nothing is now
made upon the subscription of newspapers, for
the reasons above stated, it is required that the
deficiency be made up from advertising or not at
all. We hope this plain statement of the Case
will be reason andsiptilfamenough for our liber
al and enterprising
.buainess men. They have
heretofore accertied . a generous plikronage, and
when a vital question-tike the present arises
they will not, we ,know, be found holding back.
FROM THE SOUTH
Views of the French Emperor on
American Affairs—His itecogni
t ion of the South.
Frwn the N. Y Worla
BA.triatoitz, April 18
Southern Sews from Parts.
I have had a long interview this niom
ing with a distinguished literary gentle
man who has resided in Paris- ever
since the spring of 1891, and who, indeed,
will return to that city in a few weeks
being here at present .merely on busi
ness. If this gentleman could be pre
vailed on to give to the world all that has
come under his own direct observation
relative to the diplomacy of the "South
ern Confederacy' (as it is called there)
in Paris, and the attempted diplomacy
of Mr. Dayton on the part of the United
States, and to the gradual development.
of the plans of the Emperor Napnlekain
regard to the United Staies and to Alezt
ico, it would constitute a - pamphlet - Us
PYI tPliZiniXl4 ; slsisl - 12111 W-11-13A-Wbial wouM
be all true, and the facts of wuten wow
show in what a disgraceful position we
have been placed among the family of
nations In consequence of the imbecility,
obstinacy, and fanaticism of the present
Administration. Instead of recognizing
the fact, and acting upon it, that diplo
macy, and above all, the diplomacy at
the French court, requires the exercise
of the very highest mental ability, the
umst enlarged understanding, and the
most brilliant qualities, both of manner
and person, and above all of that expe
rience which can only be the result of
long acquaintance and familiarity with
the practical diplomatists of Europe;
the Administration Sent to Paris, and
has kept there as our minister and rep
resentative during the whole of the
present fearful crisis in our national
histoiy, a man who, while he is an_es
timahle gentleman at home, is destitute
of every quality which ought to be con
sidered necessary even in the humblest
clerk or attache in his office ot Pella
He is entirely ignorant of the French
language; and his ignorance of the very
rudiments of the science of diplomacy,
and his lamentable deficiency in tact
and manner', places not him but the
country he represents, entirely at the
mercy of Napoleon and the practiced
French diploMatists.
Advantages of the Sauna at the French
Mart.
If this were all, it would be bad enough.
But, on the other hand, the tebel author-
Ries at Richmond have been wise enough
to send to Paris, as their representative,
a man who, to say the least; fills the po
sition of a foreign embaseader with cred
it to himself and with advantage to his
country. In spite of the difficulties of
his position (for, he has not yet been 'for
mally recognized), Mr. Slidell haS prov
ed himself to be the equal in diplomatic
skill and finesse of the European diplo
matists whom he meets at the French
court. In a social pointer view too (and
you are aware how much depends upon
this in Paris), the representative of the
United States has been continually kept
in the shade by the elegance, the -fre
(money, and the lavish. expenditure of
the entertainments given by the repre
sentative of the Southern States.
It is in consequence of these facts that
Mr. Dayton, and the government that
he represents, has been-deceived aud
overreached on every side by the, south
ern ambassadors. Even before the ar
rival of Mr. Slidell in Paris, the agents
or the South there had made such repre
sentations to the Emperor of the power,
resources, and determination of thesouth
ern people, as caused the,: Emperor . to
take the initiative in recognizin , the'
"ao=confederacy" Eta "ik bePIEPT - ,
eat P " which was forynally„dope!
at Washingtonby the ntinistersOfFrow!
and England, This get prevented ! opr:1
government from hanging aspirates - ttke I
rebel - privatosersmen whom WA had cap
tured, and whom Mr. Seward threat-•
ened that he would hang, and compell r il
ed us to treat . them as prisoners of war.
Views of Napoleon on American Allthire.
The character of the Emperor Napo-.
leon is such as leads him to form his
plans, and toarrive at his determinations,
with great deliberation. But when
once they are formed, nothing can in
duce him to change them. But in form
ing his ohms on any subject, he seeks
light from every quarter, and it is in
this respect that the presence of lir.
dell in Paris. has lieen so beneficial to the
South. The coursewhich Napoleonwill
ultimately pursue toward the South will
be the course Thick he believes will 'be
the most advantageous to him, and that
will redound the moat to. the :glom of
Frame: Ha bellevea,andqin
member that I make theileistatementeoxi
the antharitrassehliemen whoattzela,
, • ,
' •
SOB g p - posT
Steam Printing Edatiliaineent,
BARB do FLYEEM, Prrprieton.-
Pt Aitt A*,oO, PIIINW
Ese&lQ the Li style.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO
RAILROAD, - MERCANTILE AN. ODAL,FRINTING
es*.doini -
••- - - -
Poste,
~nrp~a'
_
Lions with thedffilmnats of the. French
court are of the most intimate - name=
he believeetififtft6' iiiiTotllle North
~.3 ,
against the , Booth.:Wiltr* 141141Metigiftd
in a military point - 43f_ - _-ortrtitaUllie .
SoutheatinotbeCOriqliheligkthleVorth,
thatlhe Seutheruil3tlitearimight-
ly dentonstrateCtheir. i ,t/bift• '0,9 1 1 1 4 1 f .
taro their - independence, and . t. t hre e
r
years. of' War -, tom:': :if lii
North , (not so frirMimen •Multiouieridis
of Waat.a.re orategrmitio butifinatitioN46
that,he -I,lll,Bil a t Ml l 4-. 1 .9' OPM4•.-t fDigil 94
gdtrettent,, in any e'srent." • ...
If the Alterman 'SMtei hlid-ferucifaid
united her would.i.noty;ifront:)coitaideral -
tions of
_policyilmmtActedan k liw,n u m
e ti)
ner he has in rpgard• to 4eVerti ..#
Is, his operations lit Itte.tico 2,firidia e-
Mg , ns - towardihelridie'd'Elitiies3tg' tft
parts of his planic.f operliticanitiVittneri
ice., This , plan ha&-betett PirtlflYP.dfalstri' ,
log. Sit „t WAS ; f...., ed, mid_ decided
Ilan inobrlis was.
"ail. llcelline - for - Iti
clevelcipaidit Iv nil* 'fit' habit" 2 ' 7 ' 74ii If
Napoleon;' Will Stoomi t' 4 ; 1194
Soutb, as nn Indepsind ~.H , }
The tuiperor believe; AO gni) poilit4-
cal and - 64mrdercial % adviiiitagea.. wilifoli
he will .derivtiv froth tittql Illiriciileir c kti
meat of: he Independeit of the South;
and from mi,al Ibtofzwith thelt i gioutitera
confederacy"," - reeture him total* tltage -
steps, cad Ae tifirtafi yfi, *riel - i_,q nim i
the , recogifition-of the effipire-in Mexico
tinder.Maximilianbothitythit.Nerthiand
Seatih- , The Peot.)!lti4 l APAr Wilikilbly
promisedl l 4s FL,,elicultnit.Mi".7.7
the prien illid was to p r _ eemn
tion. Buitbeterig4tielofild ?-Unman
and Air.: Spsafird.fu . consenting- hilifeci
egotze the eq4lienttlfg.44 o f. a moanteirs
in... Mexico, on condition
..that. he.. would
remain ributral 'nettled& 'the r ltrOftliiiiid
South, surprised fold rather be
the. Emperor Napoleon. :He :.had: been
led to expect_that4:Bung - averment : mg kird,.
make some attempt at /eastoo.mainftpin
the Mon - tot doctrine;' sit . - itiii"
to see that doetrimi Ei6 tillthAf 06E41*
for it is literally true that illx , ..!Daytoti4 , -
4 1 91te.4ieRE912, 1,0.1.11e49115-IPISAVAItr
inzton, commurucq to rtneerenen
minister fdr fhtelikrt 'ird'O't ittigie
or otir korerntherit to re/v*lle th'PErri; - ' •
per or i Maximilian itutammi .: asgliiigishould
ageea4 4te 24 C.Ttelliktbliir. !sr) ThisO#R#P.A
on the, part of the, 01olninittzratt%,...hoWl
ever, ' Win not - chttno ilie'defetmtiti,4
or the IDnmeror: And ItTitille-dpittiOn
of my informanithatneither - rite.:
cent action- of Ailliii,lPite!ctr .qvgula ,
tives be seized sippO l i tX, Na Zi IPPII- as
pretext for' ii - niNtire - vtith'the. WON;
bectiese thil reshltiffen l - pled'•hy Afar'
body isso meek and Mildittita ham sad
because the action of thegouse dperiltok
and bes no power tli,, commit the ,aidudu s
istration 'Warty cinirie - Whatetivi?. : -
. ,
A Preach Avail aaii'lliii;y 7 ta c taLoiie 4 iiil 4
IA! , with Ine # I IM4 I -,,,, , 7 511.;..
The actiop of lia ~ apitoiltan it ;
ii
occur, accordink,tp 7 . t._ a_atithciiitz I
take the foiiii Of : ' ' - I . 6frifoililinitt-',
southarn meigderits=in ,--PliftitalliectijitlY
haw that, kite liarthla SoAter insadeshby,
two squtt,ypia-artekaa,thihaufftEatrifillidA,
is the impression at the` terenc.n..,,paurt,
chid that will he the'tiitie r thititiii
or willtthrow - Jdoina thtrittitiskiwhieh hd
has hitherictlworit,,and: mill , pochigiAt---
Clain ; i t twAiland,
theltnial acknowldagenienf Ott heilt"dg
attire' "siiiitikaig
th&forrthilfdrfeeptkur
• .
that power, at 4 ---- eTWlteh„ 0tt,t1.. !
immediately followed by therapist:
of a French ' 2
ing of a French army :at Newlailetrtuy
The occu_pation of. the tparbgralif Vita/
ton and Wilmington by iteets,negre
war v't awls will - iiiimecliately'fa)ki*r he
blockade 'if those • ports Will 'N;iilsedi
and' the long-hoarded! command tabaceis
of the.§buth, bought -IvitlkAr/Acks
will begin to Apr t v r toward - Ape
portk - oi
France - tinder donvoy of 'tifinedielgi.
All thin we may expect-to; see khis isui
nun, and:4111,44n! lesulteiSrart: the Oct
that the hatred off , XL Lipct4.and,
Seward towards • 114.- South,ytgidf
determination' to br gl•Wrwil
ate the southern pecipre; hairotkunttailt:
er motives with them.thanvattiolkuume
love of their wholcpottntg.,
Locoixsotive sa n d, rad
he 4iniat. 4 .‘
I ant awareotilteterlei relldfillity
of the tales , brought . :brrefugeast Inuit the
South. Morer here*fciWp
gees" have arrVed ' ditnng ,t
hp
your weekS. After "the' 43 di"
they arwporeilittdlogitiliitutstlfdriblAK
and go .where How pleastasvi - bavastesat
abclut half-9f AkMLitit:e_r_Qmkw , 1 0 2 1 LTiellse4
with mote
_than upzeb, 4_O,S
whale' nnintier'inili WO *tire 'sseMd .
of any infonnation
two I heard, - of 5 a CaltlentitnY:4 z ifeind .
them hoth i (but gt different,plittviNoFl3-,
tug busily,at their tra de, ., arp„ina:,
chinistg, Northern wore In
diked to fei to , wcitk oif thegnithlle
and.:-Obio,. Railroad before Ahe i wat:hez .
gal?. • WILAIAIPY. iqbaw Jag RR* ,
ent ConditiOn. of the SOntherniallroMa,
and the "rollhig 'Stock thereon', ie ?SOY
valuable. ' I believe- It.
true, because_they are welllatimmhere
as honest ,axid trtgift4Mll.lt.". -u;
They :that , the rallrOltdal
say in the
South, gehtrally "ataLl)l
order Atag t ,fierViry %Drop been
found to be sii:ly • of our r ral. , ." • -
parties,' MirifthelPdhiiiiii'fiiittifa I.
sippl,).-and that iiiveral new -ecoitfteeilng
roads have been bulitidurlng tchftlxittsvp
years. The road : ftomp L eitAllgtijkafr
ginia, to 41leensborougb, _m North 0/0"-
Tina, wai'ecnpleted - tile* 'hiiiiiilisige;
and the rolling -stock:was rikbeit'ffillt
few;weeks before my., - infortwnieft;Ykr
, 4 41011 41 9, :•pir
tared at no thali t` _Waist
place's in the Smith'. The
Works at Richmond (WM&
thin' . riewripapertiorthe'Nliftir , rettibrid
to'Alabams•BOUle months' itge4 hitt-bet& -
engaged - day, and niglit-fitt . two . sicidtta
past' tit the • riialmfdetWeq=barif of
road iron for a new railroad.)rani
n
The 'other pliWes"Alithik*. : hi •
madenro abOhariestimAdelgfAt~,-
17112.4WiWvw VaL.
Y#FMINRIIniN
THMAragEWMPEWHINE.
'B-p •
et•Send er hiaottlites; at tles•OP re =
15 62 , w.gte the ; $ , setwing/ W PPT P '
an honorable en on vantifitAnifWheel
ex• & Whip e medal 14 dend
elder Hnoir.." 's
The Ho far
we '
awarded a.:417161U)Un1,00,A1k )
as the best for aLl.pmposeson exhibition. Our •
'lightest- Llitiedthin sustsideedlfeei st Mpeenet
work on the lishtatand heaviest
Sold and at IPos:l2lhlett. Mid set
• =1:: +7 ".. ,4 1#*4',Z40 0 1t_ '
r
JEN 4311E.;-.1 , 76 MereAlideidefie •
Oen2 4sl V. , AciellukaAl-mitht
Ink-ann is the - onlY'arladle • hnitirlintlitertind:
eleati•h thiraw,344:o424,ollakm
. principal Igarsll3- %Pk at the ' a t!,
.5t614.,0r.,4 “.% , ... 2 _-% - iciLi -- 13.1t a-X:1
macs kgentilllWWittklikiC,
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g tilk ' I goQPIPOIIIMI6,
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