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JAS. P.
Editor eter. -
ERNIA OR RUTEIRR
Hernia or Rupture cured.
Hernia or Rupture cured
fiiiAtitre cured
Hernia or Rupture cured
eursd:
1X .
gt or Rupture cured
or Raptiere cured
or Rupture cured
liaititure or Hernia cut ed
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or .lillrulieettred
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or HOrniii - oared
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia cared
Marsh's Radical Clare Trim
Rltter's Patent True
Supporter Trues
FURLS-Adjusting Truss
Dr. Baniidnres Lace Body Brace, for
the cure of Prolapaus Uteri, Piles, Abdominal
' tail Spinal Weaknesses.
Dr. S. S. Pitch's Silver Plaited Sup-
porter.
Piles Drop", for the support and cure of
Xleatle Scot:kings, for weak and varicose
Epaatic. Knee Cap*, for weak knee joints
Ands ~u.E; porteri, for weak knee joints
illopostisory Randages.
Splf-Injeeting Syringes' also 'wary kind
of Syringes.
th*. KEYS MR fine Moo 6 True , which wi
.01oally cure Hernia or Rupture.
116 - officie at his Dltl7o STons, An. 141 Wet 11)
STREET.; sign of the Golden Blotter. Petrol;
writing for Trusses should send the number of
hetes' brOiind the body immediately over the
_____
°TILE TO ALL CONCERNED.--*
Among a certain class of eelf-important peo
e there is a peculiar feeling of contempt attach
ed to all physicians that advertise and treat the
diseases named In this card, (PRIVATE I I is ,Aunts, )
why this should be, they nor no one else can tell.
Are thry not aware that all Ithyaletana treat dia.
eases of every denomination, in fact solicit just
the rOry diseases that are so obnoxious to these
very relined parties. I suppose they would not
lot one of their family go to a party that has de
voted years for their benefit, because he adverti
ems the fact, and their family physician says ho is
a humbug so he can get the case. Often he has
almost deprived the party of his life. li e comes
• at last to the.physicianthat advertises how else
are they to know I Are they not aware that Sir
SiAatley Cooper, Sir Benjamin Brodie, i Charles
Ball and M. Paul Rizonl devoted yea in the
treatment of these diseases I These men re held
up as shining lights in - the medical world I don't
assert, that all men are worthy that pu still
there are a great number of them that are. I ' have
devoted myself to the study and treat eat of
Parc snit DIEU/ARSE: . upwards of to ye and
without egotism can say 1 ha ,0 saved il led'
L
from years of misery and untimely 'teat4 My
treatment Is confined to the vegetitide alt ~;
her,
as I think it is the best and moat certain. tis in
my power to bring hundreds of certilioates if I
thought It necessary to certify to my general sue.
nets: but my long residence in this city is faith-
Mont proof without adding more. Sperm atorrhea
and all diseases arising from it are cured in a
much shorter time than herctolore. It behooves
every young man anti woman to be careful in se
lecting a physician. The different advertilsements
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 cored annu
ally by my now remedies. Address BOX pa.
tan-lyd Pit ishurgh Posteftice.
TWENTY -YEARS STANDING 1 R U
XEYSER will give his personal attention
to the nplication of Trusses in adults end children
and he.ts satisfied that, with an experience o
Went's , year; he will be enabled to give satistsc
Sett-Injecting Syringes.
Selt.injectlng Syringes.
reit;liiJecting Syringes.
Self-inie „ erting Syringes',
Sold at DR. KEYSER'S, 140 Wood rtreet.
Snipenso!T Bandlige',
likuipeugoki , Bivadsiges,
Bandages,
Suspensory Bandage.,
A dozen different kinds,
A dozen dltiamutt lands,
A dozen different kinds,
A doitivdiffVrent'kinds,
At DR, iLkaSEIVS, 140 Wood street
',.4olo,lydbox,
pgLES OS'
CURED.
Below trill be found a art4ficate APIII the one of
most 7 espectable citizen.? of Wakiirs township
regard fa Dr, Reyeer's Lindpg. Blhod enrcher.
The Doett;r4 certijkates i tiriihinifeckeh, and no
Avrfneed,be deceived in regard to his preparations.
aeo.,li.liasuntu:---1. - beettmeAftlated with
Piles about twenty. years ego, and every year
they were growing' worse, so as to trouble me
ieetkinuch,. co much .to at times;ae•to Wit me
or work. Eiometimee wait co bad thit 4 l could
do otanythhig acornt of them, they , clime o
Out uni me as large as s hickory nut, I had tried
a great deal of medthlue for them. I used to buy
and take whatever I could hear of or read of In
elzaidars and pamphlete that fell in my way, but
I could - not get cured, aometllneAt,hpy,wntild do
me ROM° good for a little while, but ifterwar
they would return again Al bad as ever. I also
applied to two Aostory who Vivited me at my
house and gave me eott4e medicine but it would
not . do, I °mild not get!! well. Over a year agg,
not an iuiverilsement of your Lindeekias Blood-
Seareher,Made by yourself—when you sold it to
me you told me one bottle would not cure me,
aria : that gay whole system would hevecto be re
newed by the medicine before I got well.
bought MO - bottle and took it home mith'Me:NlA
used it gukording to yob'. direotiona. I then bill.
ed to see you again, when you said-I could it
expect mush benefit from one bottle. I bought
!Veit, one bottle.at a time, until Iha r
bottles. After this quantity had oeen used,'
wail entirely Well of the Piles, which had tortur,
dme for twenty years. In other resilient My
health is improved, and ram as well aseould be
expected for one of nirage, being idisti years
put I have been well ;now for Ida months, and
there is noappearance or b return of the disease;
I Man: do
any kind of farmih&;iork nottrwithont
thp'iles coming down and - titirting we. I can
pitch hay, chop weed, lift; or do any kind of
work which before used tohart me. When I
itmatil i riot entirely well. I consider it my do•
iylts iiiiske* eas khomule the country for the
. 1
teuellt of isthers who may be 'suffering. as I was
and do noticoovrthe valueof Your medicine. You
'.lMiipuhrish this if you like—l live in wain&
Ft!iatP.c: any °nal
of the truth of this eertifiestell tha t' *rib to 4,3,41'
DA V . 'S.
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InKiONO•IeGE B.
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01-1111yalltila States
litamp`an the fojiof ihibiittti 2
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES
um PRIVATE MEDICAL '
'ADVI
LSEE, an Invaluable treatise 0164 pages, by
11"11 . J'Co El N TT AR Y,
published for the benefit of the sex.
U receipt of ten cents it will be ['sent post
rtid, in a sealed envelope,to all who apply for
It gives a concise description of all the die
eases pecultarto females, together with means
of core; and treats of Conception,Pregnaney,Mis
carriage Sterility, Sexual, Abuses,Prolaprus, Uteri,
Female West:neat, Consumption, 6.. e. and much
other valuable information not pub l'ished in any
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without delay. Three Editions, 60 000 , eaoh,
have aimed been published and distributed this
year.
HARVEY'S CHRONO THERMAL
womiker.goLxim .v:•xx,x.ds
the most infallible and popular remedy . ever
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They are not a new discovery hut a long tried
remedy - -the celebrated
DI(. JOHN TI It E ,
one or the most eminent physicians, ecribed
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widely known than himiu the treatment of
FEMALE DI lo FICULTITtIS:
All who have used DR. RAH VEY'S FEMALE
PILLS recommend them to others. , Nurses
recommend them—Druggists and Dealers tecom
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Prepared by an Experienced Chemist
at this notice out if you desire Dr.
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cure them of your Druggist, do not take' any
other for some dealers who are unprincipled
will recommend other Female Pills, they can
make a larger profit on—hat enclose the money
and send direct to
DR. S. BRIAN, General Agent,
Box 507 n. 76 Cedar Street, N. Y.
Who will take all risk if properly directed ; and
you will receive them post paid, securely sealed
from observation, by return mail.
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eepl7 PITTSBURGH, PA.
A STOCM. OF MOOTS.
Shoes, Gaiters and Gams just - received,
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fitHE : 'PARTNERSHIP „ EXISTING
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Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
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3R133130N5, ituctre,
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Balmoral and Hoop Skirts, Saratoga" Beaver
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Breakfast Shawls, Nubias, Sontags, Waists,
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We offer the abov.e and many other articles
n our line, at very moderate prices, and we
Wholesale and Retail
Purchasers to examine our stock, which will
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oat&
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New Shawls.
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OHIO RIVER IiRIDGE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ON NONDAY, THE. 24th DAY OF pc/-
TUBER., 1884, the Holliday's Core Rail Road
'Company will, - tinder the authority of its char
ter from the Legislature of VirgiMs, and under
the Act of Congress declaring the Railway
Bridge at Steubenville a lawful structure, com
mence the elevation of the channel epee of said
• Bridge, and 1.. r this purpose it will.be necessary
temporarily,tb obstruct the three hundred feet
designed as a channel-way.
- Attention of persons engaged in navigation is
tailed to this provision of the second section of
the Act of Congress, "Nall the officers and crews
of all vessels and boat!. . navigating said river,
are required 'to' regtflate the use of 'their said
v easels and boats and of any pipes or .chimneys
belonging thereto, so as not to interfere with the
.e/evation constrUchen and meet said Bridge."
. All persons twe'else notified that Dieepan next
west of the channel span is erected at an elev a
"llenlif filifeet above low , toter, and there tg a
;water-way exceeding•two b.undred feet, between
'the Sere; -end that the water-way 'between the
nitro:ken east of thothaneelsnao - adsoexceids,,
-two hundred ; lest, esti that-tbe 4miway hue
will be Oar, is the gompanle does not intern] to:'
Vroceetiltittt the erection =of thid span Until the .
ith p a ce n s n a e u kS x- iin o fa . e. it A o uft m .th • qokftripuopi.
l A v
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811 tienpos - Ito lied . this
• Orldie iV ire - draw, azathat all
theinequlattaikisLof -En - AO Pk UcknEttlia have
*limn colrardieli with, W=mAn_Y- _
' " Th e:erectiOrrof the c 1 be pro
..aeedied with ah . .tapley he ithelliMihr
- 71(140 WililLiff Wen, tee Abe. tlelfo when the
obstructions will be removed..
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The Holiday's Cove Rail Road Oetnpan
By THOMAS _ f
President.
oct26;lwd
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PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY, NOVEMIIkII 11, it*l.
INDFABITY AG.A.INST LOSS
THE FRANK LIN ANYOF PHILA MILK DELIIIIA ENSUELANCE
C,0118.1.,. OF
FICE No. 439 and 431 CHESTIIVIF ST.,
near
STATEMENT of ASSETS, JAN. tatelBBll.
Published Agreeably tcl. an Act of Aimenably
ing
FireF3l.rtgage, amply`secured 41;883,1193 ac
Real Estate (present value $103,813
81,) Coat 4 6 66 26
Temporary Loans on ampleCollat.
total Securities 19,1/18
Stocks, (present value $88,8117 72,) ;'
coatlBoB6BB
Notes and Bills Receivable ' 1,821 00
(lash 07,919 8a
fame, — 061 88
The only profits from premiums which this
company can divide-by law, are from risins which
have been determined.
insuta,pcee made on every desaripidon'of Prop
erty, In Town and Country, at rates as lowan are
coneistentisith security.
Sinee.their Incorporation,a period 4i,,t thirty
years, they_ha,veli_aid lossest a
Fire, toati,mount
exceeding Friar Millions of Dollars, fhisteby af
fording evidence of the advantages of Infaurance,
ae well as the ability and disposition tosKeet with
promptness all liabilities.
Losses patirdurt4 the year IBsti, 864158 88
DIRECT(
0 AILLBB W. BABOKIBit, MORDECAI. Lou
TorILAB WAtINBB., DAVID S. DOWN,
SIBUILL (+llAlVr t . ISAAC LICA,
JACOB B. SKIT/4 EDV7AILD DAL.B.
thsonou W. RJOBARDB, GSOBBIi FAL*,
ODA/S. U. HAMMER, President.
EDWARD C. DALE, Vice President.
Wu. 0. Steel, Secretary pro tem.
J. CIARDtINER COFFIN, Agent.
myl.4 Ncirtheast. cor. Third 'and Wond etc
PHILADELPHIA FIREARD LITE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
140 CHESTNUT STREET;
4_l o pposlte the Custom lii.otieset.
• Capital..s2l9,loo. A55et5..1.304,043,
WILL MARE ALL KINDS OF IN.
SURANCE, either Perpetual or Limited,
an every description of Property or Merchandise,
stream:triable rates of premium.
' Rum'. P. KING, ititeedent.
M. W. BALLIWrN, Vice PresidaiM
DIRECTORS.
OF/Alan BATRA, E. P.. Uora,
E. R. ENOLISH, IiBOSOU W. lintowst,
P. B. SAVERT, JOSRPH S. Pant,
U. tittgliMAN, Jos ern CL A vrolt,
t•-.. 3. MAGARGE, E. Witen,
1. BLAcicatraa, Secretary,
I. G. COFFIN, Agent.
Jyti:ly Corner Third •and - Wonci streets.
Western Insurance Company of Pittsburg h.
IL MILLER, jr. President,
F. M. ilonoon, Secretary.
Oapt. R. D. (Mob tom, Gentl Agent.
No.iia Water street, (S pang Cots Warehouse,
up stairs„) Pittsburgh. •
WILL INSURE AGAINgt ALL
kinds of FIRE and MARINE RISKS.
A Home Institution managed by Directors who
are well known IA the community, and si'ho are
letermined, by promptness and liberality, to
maintain the character which they harem...filmed,
sundering the best protection t 3 those who de.
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Nall.anfel Holmes, Alexander Nltuiek, ficorlre
111,igje, (lansphe/1 R. Herron, Chas. Itieket
ion, Andrew Ackley, Alexander Speer, bavid M.
1..0ug hens J. 'l'llowiss, Bcuy. bakewell, John
AT'Uu.ne. ei
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO,
OF Prrrie3l3U.llolG/1. ,,
Oalce, No. 37 PIM& Street, Rank Block.
NAWMPI AGAINST
It A i l 3t4 "A "
I OF
ISAAC . .TOIVES, Preaid 1013.11 O. ig.f ,
ooR I), Vice President ; D. M. BOOK, Secretary;
()apt. Wilt. DEAN, General Agent.
nno•rone—lsaac Jones, C. G. Hupsey,
vey cam. R. O. Gray, John A. Wilson
H. L. Fahriestock, John D. McCord, C.-wt. Adam
Jacobs, R. P. Sterling, lad. W. Robert
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pENIIOLDERS
Now Goods
PARCHMENT, COPYING BOORS
New Gool6
And Stationery of aU kinds
Myers, Schoyer & Co.,
New Goods
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Cliip ' •• 1:.;i112,260.000 00
ASSETS; JULY, 1884.
Cash
State 5t0ck5..,,,,.
Real Estate, (Uniiicumbered,)
Mortgage Sonde,
Railroad Securities
United Stafea Stoake, • ~
-Bank Steaks,
iiiiscallateous
~, 3,401,938 58
LESS LIABILITIES:
Losses, (Adjusted, unadjusted and
Net 4' 1,213,630 04
Se-00,000 to 00,000 taken on a single
Fire and Inland Navigation and transports-
WM' Risks acceptelit at terms consistent with
'solvency and fairprotit. Loases.equitably ad
!listed and.promptly paid at tkis , •Agency.
A,pplieations for Insurance Ealiciteit
PIIOI.IOYEE ISSUED WITHOUT DELAY,
and all huffiness attended -tei with fidelity and
dispatch, by A. A. CARRIER e. RHO.
auol.-sin
NUTS.
200 Ilagi African Pea Nuts.
100 ". blest Almonds.
00 Brovenr.e "
10 Balsa BoldeMix "
100-Boxerß4elled 4 .
00 Bags ..92,glish Walnuts.
30 " _Filberts.
30 " Braid Nuts..
•Cotoa Nuti: •
'Now in Mire and fOr ••
1Pot& • "'rroou'''street.
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INSURANCE
rey
NCI. 39 Fifth Street
COMM
8 108.205 88
560,390 00
87,963 18
368,620 00
646,165 00
560,006 00
-1,06,110 00
23,489 60
128,303 52
a-mtAl ,zoEf
NATIONAL BANKS.
FIRST
pri-rsErui*.l4.
TREASURY DEPARTDINNT.-:
Ovsion op COMPTROLLER or THE ChTIZERROP,
Washington City; Aug.
WEranzae, By satisfactory evidence ted
to the undersigned, it has' been made to a
that theFIRST T10N14.1, BA_NXOF
BURGH, In the County of Alligheny'andState
of Pennsylvania has been duly organised3mder
and according to the requirement. of the Act of
Congress, entitled "an Actto proOlde a National
Currency, secured bya Pledge efq - Adted Statee
Stocks, and to provide for the circulation and re
demption thereoL" ,approved tgehrea
1983, and has coroplied with all pro ons tk ol
said Act requirta to be complied - with before
commencing tlos Widnes& of Backing.
Now TunitlirOaß, I, Hugh 'McCulloch, Comp
troller of theCurreneydO hereby certify that the
said FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PITTS
BURGH, county of Allegheny abd State of
/Pennsylvania, is authorized to commence the
business of banking under the Act - aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness. my-lutad end
saal of office, this 6th day of August MSS.
- " ITUGH .1110011 H,
SS Comptroller of the Currency,
•
TIRE FIRST .1 4 IATIONAL BANK
OF PITTSRUEGEL,
Late Pittsburgh Trust Company.
, (:se/tat 11500,000 paid, In settle ,prtott
ego to increase to ;11,000,000.
The Pittsburgh Trust Oompony hay organ
trod under the act to provide a T . iational
ay, tinder the title of the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PITTSBURGH, would respectfully
otter its services for the collection of Note*,
Drafts, Bills of Exchange kc., receive money on
deposit and toy and sell Exchange on all parts of
the country.
The suedes' which has attended the Pittsburgh
Trust Clomp/thy since its organization in 1862,
will we believe be a sufficient guarantee that busi
ness entrusted to the new organization will re
ceive the same prompt attention.
Having a very extensive correspondence with
Banks and Bankers, throughout the country,
we believe we can offer facilities to those
who do business with us.
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The Waimea will be conducted by the lame
officers and directors.
.
.7 Amin latratu.nt Wm. X. Mmes.,
Swim& S. Skye., It.irs.A2roaa Sprza,
r aoxes BELL , FRABOIS G. BAILEY,
11100. WIEINTILAR, ALILC. BRADLEY, •
Seitsta. Rae.
:FATTIES LAUGH IN, Pritsident.
Jolla D. tkitrias, Gambler.
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'MUM Pia ANIL' SUcCES S
THE BRADBUR4 PIANO PORTE
ARCHIVED
SEVEN FIRST PREMIUMS
Min Four Weeks; j"nettiding
Two Gold Medals and one Silver
Medal
STRONG MORSE=
Of Om Most Enftnent Pian/its.
The most eminent - Of the musical profession of
New York city, after frequent and thorough
trials of my New Scale Piano Fortes, have given
me the most emphatic and unqualllied teatime.'
ids. The following is a specimen of the vol
untary testimony I sun constantly receiving
from gentlemen entirely disinterested, and as all
u ill acknowledge most thoroughly qualified to
judge of the merits .of a Plano Forte.
We have examined with murk care, Mr. WM
11. BRALBERY'S NEW SCALE PIANO
I'ORTES, anti it is our opinion that, in power,
purity, richness, quality of tone, and:thorough
workmanthip Mr. Bradbury's instruments excel.
"We find great brilliancy and a beautiful sing
ing quality of tone most happily blended. 'We
have rarely seen a square Piano Forte combining
so many of these qualities mums/tied to ajterfect
Instrument." Signed,
'; B Mills, John Znndel, Organist
Harry Sanderson, at H W.Beeeher's.
I fairies Fradel, Geo W Morgan,
Hobert Heller, John N Pattisou,
Chas Wets, Charles (}robe,
A Region, John H
li I.lTimm, H E Matthews,
William Mason, F L Ritter,
Max Marettek, Theodore ThOMMI,
W Berge, Clare W Beames,
Theo Hagen, Ed. N YBobert Stoepel,
"Musical Review." Strakosch,
Carl Anschutz Theo Pdoelling,
Gustave R Eckhardt, F.H Nash.
WAMELINK & HABIL,
No. 12 Blesel's Block, St-Clair street,
sep22 Sole Agents.
UNITED STATES SOLDIER'S
CLAIM AGENCY
1)S GRANTSTREET,
(Opposite the Cathedral.)'
Unglued by thg United States 0-orerrunent to
%el teat
PENSIONS.
BOUNTIES,
BACK, PAY.
And ALL OTHER Military or Naval Claims.
THE ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
BOUNTY, DUE SOLDIERS,
Diechatged on account of wounds RECETWED
I N BATTLE, collected in the '
Shortest Time
08 -rant street,
FTrTSBURGIX, PA.
JOSEPH M. GAZZAiIi,
GILBERT M. M , MASTER, Attorneys.
, oitMultt
BOOTS & SHOES.
BOOTS & SHOES,
BOOTS & SHOES,
JUST REOETTED
AT M'CLELLANDS AUCTION.
AT M'CLELLANDS AUCTION.,
AT M'CLELLAND'S AUCTION:
55 Fifth Street.
55 Fifth Street.
55 Fifth Street.
REDUCTION IN • PRICES.
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CANPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW. 81/AY1100 0 ; ,
At the New Carpo3tElpprei, -- 1
M'FARLAND &
Nos. 71 & 73 Fifth Street,- Moira'
to Post Oince, Becourl.Phiori
ORUGGETS . AND cßuhia ;LIITHS.• •
We have just received some aro
very handsome patterns: tiroslett•Druards, /407
datilen t/entnts, &a., at very low 14*,
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20 tip.
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2 “- _Pepper Sauce. , 1 *.1.:.-4.14 .
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Two times
Three times..
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Threw 'months- •'
Six months'
Nine months
One year
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For one square changeable one thne esehi•
Week, confined4o the isimediatbb rudnistitipthe
advertiser. 411 larger advertisenumta in exact
- .
proportion. •
111 • I:time, F 2 time IT-Vine,
, I Bailie. I , a Peek 1 0 1,1 5 ; 0 0,E i.,P 031 r
1 month • 985 . $ 5 Off r 4_.70 1 , $ $ 00"
0 months .... 1.1'20 13115` -lt 60 04 800,
8 Hionthia.... .22R0 :t - 19A9 :•/0 70 • fel° 80
1 year 40 00 _ 1 28 00 "24 60' is op
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AlirFiat noti-p4.o.uble: the above ra!fg,..
Death ricitteee, tam Itatrtion . cents
Marriage merleirratglinlle#M,_ "
Steamboat adye summits, p t vaPagi ou
Executors' anglitiminiitratuttenckw,.,
two; .......
From,the IC IreEverginr RI:10i, :.4„ 1 „. - , _,- 7 _,__L l ,
HOW THE , POOR4IT-YA L4 l -4" el l ,
14A.HIP: '"" -- :
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Dr. Edward`dmitl, an English medi
cal officer, 'has 'ricer:4lS; undertaken a
careful iti vestig (Won of the' , quantity ;and
quality of food consumed Or- the, -letter
ing classes in .El - 4;land„,.---,-espeeially . the,
farm laborers. -. For - the,purodieribr hiti
inqary he seleeted three litidrial-iand
seventy- famine's; from thiftr-seven-dif-'
ferent counties. , These 4 1mi-hes- were
induced to answer a serieS9f ,car-eltfll-T,
prepared questiens, And from the re
sults Dr. Sinith • heeprelitiied •li i, set: of
very interestinglablesi • t- , 1 ', i-- ) :,,
From a. scrutiny. of this , reywrrt o we get
some curious glimpses. of r the _laboring ?:
man's life in overcrowd England.
"Housekeeping" is reducelf"dirioitgat'
these Unfortunates, ~ lo , narrewi'llimits.
All kinds- of wretetted_. economics ; are
adopted which , are, frightful- 1 pa read lof.
The laborer,
• it . seems, asll inle, - ,,eon='
sumes much the larger share of thelood •
procured for the household Of -which he.
is the head. -In•the.`Poorer ‘dtstriciti he
eats "nearly all the , meek and,haeen,,'%
and Dr. Smith relates ' tliat' the quantity'
and also the' Il Utliti Pe" 14111111ity ~ II the
fool "obtained by the wife;namtralso.-.
by the children at the
_period of rapid
growty,',' is. often e instagment!ta" keep. ;
them in health. Bead lind'polatbessp: .
pear to bethe chief article of diet. • In ,
many parts ' , of `i Ell gland- . the laborer is
still paid in -kind ; and- receives. part[ of,
his wages in wheat or
,flonr- White
flour is,oieterred before that of darker
color; and it is lieltf*tebe 6: ale of hatt
'management for a wife to Ifurnread of
a baker, instead of baking-at-lionarlq PR;
gar or molasses is, in the r ,9ll,Wicts
a luxury, but is used in, needyalrerisisir
at 'the average late 'Alf' 111 f -half a
- point d per bets% Weekly: 1V is; held! by ;
these people - ..ta'•be mot ..a., cheaptiend, ,
"perhaps, ow the,grouted drat it„is air''
sorbed b i y tire _breed, and then, does MA
- satisfY the 'children, the iitatishilaibiii o
the Sight beintre - verfpresaliarliteM i t :
the arnuagements ~of - thettpotar Asian s
dietary.„.., , . ~'..) it . ...l i n •-- , . ^r--..7us 1
i
Butter is.used almost-a:di : 4Bu/, Of
the families Visitefd; - lankily - il tbh' ‘..-,
thirtY'pereent.nefer ate htrtith rst
Meat,. and in some of the„mantaihing
cases the,pettole. tat* .WAtt o f l ALV te n s
sick-sheepare -killed .ert. the , 4,tn i and
this diseased Meat' hi taken - b ,-., as
part Of their wages.- ,-- Wherrolle a
small quantitrof me.ritisamAthengt ole
a il
is cooked for Bundel'e r clions t rind,w at:
is,left cr,lt--,18. set apart fpr, tile hind) fin
who eats it during Niinek f
hilt ' ily_
hai-hig 'Mite, 'lii this Wirr i imlf-itlfrPlim, ; l
ily be thrifty, the hnsbrinci: wilhhalePri,
morsel of,meat or blkOntl-rtluglitont the;
week, whilst his ,wite or e ildreiiiitay
ifb
eat rit Mice and both hisinsiirand'his
household belief° that cortrae 'to be he- -
cessary to ensbletimito perform_bisls-:
hat.' I'iclilf4 Pork is; ,4 1 /€1 1 1 :171 iii
which meet is most COMS9O/1 ''''''' t we
are told, and this for the re "lniih t it,
is least' liked :1* - the-ehildren. 7 "" he
wife, says Dr. Smith, "has gain ot by'-
hard experience, anjtente 7pegT-ptio► es:
to the , food which willallp,Ol,T the gpiatni
eat number ` of meals." Only.threlfottrtia ,
of the families of 'these- Tarr& laboi•ere '
ever drink new milk; and another lotnth
nevenget nilk in=ahTiii4aPlb i3.9. 14- i ° '
universal use; cdffee, which At the
dispensable draught ' of k 'sdar - ifga
farmers and their men, -iff-iitied 3 llol:
forty-four per , cent, of - the - 4;2ms exar
ed by-Dr. Snaith- , 14* 4 Ageol4if-, 1 1
fee rettuires-r , and mailiti, tea, I
can druili wt btit either:' - 13trt - tfusl
dinette fit` 'Unfert 'reptielthr'infibl
proef'of the wretchedrconditiohofl
people, „The w,omeri, and, children,
sume.the greater a sharc..§ll the tea ms *
men do of the Meat: ,-''. '` . '
Such is the living 7 .4sFitb'elfeetri'llt , or
us and their families in England, and
yet there are. ppm* found to tellithis
less that ; they ought not to emigra t t'to
Amenca, _that they cannot better eir '
c,onditon:ere-
tq." i fnh reiost i thendeal anal ys4
of the'food , of 0 , the Ilnglish .pttbr,linto
carbon iindliitraga--;andivettelte e he
logerte4harlhe ItiehdcottagerepthOgle
'their 'food' tftearti -more licantist •in
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lieh'ileighbors" : 1 ItuVon o thistritteatidn of
the -nourisling power of certain ._ • ~ ents
of fkincl;tnen of ticilincenre . yet ,'. ~ , ingf
andlethenthe Eitgliabfarmieborotelaims
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