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- -
- _'-- ERNIA Ob i , flinrl --J . -
Mena" or Ruptury owned.
Hernia or Rupture cared,
Hernia or Rupture cured.
harnia or Rupture cured.
ern In or Rupture cured.
Er or Rupture cured
or itotptitro caved.
or Rupture cured
itOpturo or Hernia on; ad
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia Coma
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia. cured
Rupture or Ifittrulo oared
ROpture or Bernie cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
Marsh's Radical Cure Truss.
Ritter , . Patent Truss
Witch's Supporter Trues
self -Adjusting
Dr. Barmbriesi Lace Body Brace, for
the cure of Prolapsui Uteri, Pike, Abdominal
•nd Spinal Weaknesses.
Dr. S. S. Pitch's Silver Plated Sup-
Piles Drops, for the support and sure of
Piles.
Mastic; Stockings, for weal: and varicose
Illastte, tines Caps, tor %resit knee jolt:as
Andale Supporters, for weak taw joints.
Swipeitsory Bandages
Self-liiircitng. Syr illlfiribal also &Very kind
ot Syringes
pr. KEYSkiat has aiz.o a rrusa 'Mach wl
adlcally cure Hernia u. Rupture
Uffioe st hla Onuo SToEn, No. 140 WOOD
STREET.; sign of the (}olden Mortar. Persona
writing for Trusses should Bend the number of
niihea around the body immediately over the
rupture.
UR. KEYSER will give his personal attention
to tneaplicatlan of Trusses in adults and children
and he ta catiafled that, with an experience o
twenty ream, be will be enabled to gire satisfae
Beit-Injeeting Syringes.
Self-Injecting Syringes.
Self-Injecting Syringes
Self-injecting Syriugres
Sold at PR. KEYSER'S, tietVood g titet.
Suspensory Bandages,
Suspensory Bandages,
Suspensory Bandages,
Suspensory Bandages,
A dozen different kinds,
A dozen different kinds,
A dozen different kinds,
A dozen different kinds,
AS DR. KEYSER'S, 140 Wood street
nolo4ydltor
ilais 010
TWENTY YEARS STANDING
CURED.
Below mill be found a certtficate from the one of
most rettpectable cozens of Wilkins Mtemship in
regard to Dr. Reyser's Lindsay' Blood Searcher,
The Doctor's cerMeatee are'utithin reach, and no
one need be deceived in regard 10 MI preparation 4..
Da. Gao. U. KHYBER :—I became atiloted with
Plies about twenty years ago, and -every year
they were. mwing worse, so as to trouble me
very much, so much so at times as to matt me
or work. Sometimes 1 was so had that I could
do of anything account of them, they came
out on me as large as a hickory nut. I had tried
a groat deal of medicine for them. I need to buy
and take whatever I could hear of or read of in
straiten:and pemphlets that fell in my wily, but
I could not get cured, sometimes they would do
1310 tome good for a little while, but afterwar
they - would return again as bad as ever. I also
applied to two Doctors who vidted ° me at my
hones and gave nici' some medicine but ,it would
non°, I could not get well. Over a year agg
not an advertisement of your Lindsay's Blood•
Searcher, made by yourself—when you sold It to
me you told me one bottle would not cure me,
and that my whole system would have to be re
newed :by the medicine before I got well,
bought one bottle and took it home with-me and
used ft according to:your directions. I then call
ed to see you again, when you asid I could n
espoot much benefit from one bottle, I bought
it on, one bottle at a time, until I ha
bottles. After this quantity had been used, I
was entirely well of the Piles, which had torten.
dma for twenty years. In other reaped! -In'Y
health is improved, and I am u well se could be
expected for one of my age, being sixty years
past. I have been well now for six months, and
there IS noappearanmoi a return of the disease;
I can do any kind of farming work now without
the Piles coming down and hurting me. I Cin
pitola hay, chop woos, kft, or do any kind of
work which, before tired :o nun we.. When I
ound out yOur Blood 7 Searcher i kept on taking
it until I got entirely well. I zonaider It my du
ty to snake my ease known to the country tor the
benefit anthers who may be suffering as I was
and do not know the value of your medicine. You
may publiediAbla if you like—/ live in Wilkins
be pleased to satisfy any one
of the truth of this certificate if they vl fi to 411
ELLIOTT DA 718.
Deeembersftb, 1888.
Silr•lag I:X(1 the *me of DR. QEVINE.I34-.
arms on atonic, 4Le aet &teas and potted aseti
the F f FYI I s l 9 / k i # °W N ( 004
skwisP "IWO IV BM brittle to prepentblnilfmpo!..,
ipukous ar s
tide ti , itia o'4 tie maritet.,
284•4ird4 w
;3,
i1tr...421.. Mgt MC 0 0 =I p
, MEMO) trOTiolir, FIFTY THOITS
.I.
.AND; fleptigee, cloth coveys, by
e
- Robert -- - E - Bell 13
gipa - boogila, roya College of Su one, Len
non, addressed to youth, the marrte and those
CONTEMPLATING MA lAGE:
Sent by mail, postpaid, on receipto ten cents.
A. careful perusal of this small boo has been a
boon to the afflicted, and has saved thousands
from elite of misery and an untlmel grave. It
treats on the evils of Youthful I discretion,
Self• Abuse, Seminal weakness, Emi stone, Sex
ual Diseases, Genital Debility, Loss of Power,
Nervousness, Premature Decay, mpotence,
sie., ace, which unfit the sufferer from fulfilling
the OBLIGATIONS Of MARRIAGE, add
illustrate) the Jimmie of cure byihe use of
DR. .BELLIS SPEOIPIO PILLS,
and other treatment necessary in some cases,
and which never fails to cure, acal;cfui be relied
on. They do not nauseate the stomach, or ren
der the breath otrensiveiand they can be
USED WITHOUT DETECTION.
They do not interfere with business pursuits,
and are speedy in action. No change of diet is
necessary. They are warranted in all eases to
be effectual In removing and curing the disease.
Upwards of twovthouslnd oases are on record
that have been cured by using BELL'S SP
01E10 PILLS, and certificates can be shown
from many that have used them.
No Case of Failure Occurs.
Upwards of a Hundred Physicians ure them ex
tensively in their practice, and taey cannot et
feet curers without them.
IMPORTANT NOTI,E,
BELL'S SPECIFIC pILLS
Arethe original end only genuine Spec4tle Pine
There are a hog of imitators—BEWAßE: OF
THEM.
•
These are Warranted.
They are adapted for male or female, old or
young, and are the only reliable remedy known
for the aura of all diseases arising from
YOUTHFUE INDISCRETION
In all Sexual Diseases, as Gonorrhea, Sin:,
tura, &leet, and in all Urinary and Kidney com
plaints,
They Act Like a Charm!
Relief la experienced by taking 3 eizrgie hoz
and from' four to six boxes generally effect a
cure.
Sold by Druggists generally, in boxes con•
tattling six pills, price 41 or six boxes, 45, also In
large boxes, containing (our of the small, price
If you need the Book, or the Pills, cut out this
advertisement ;or reference; and if you cano•:t
procure them of your drugg - ist, do not !.e in -
posed upon by any other remedy, but enclose
the money in a letter to the proprietor,
DR. .1, BRYAN, 13 adla,
78 Ceder Street, N. Y.
who will take all risk if properly du i.ct.d. an .1
will send the Pills, secured from observation,
•eturn mall, post Paid.
SOLD BY DRYGGIS rs GENERAL! I
3VOTIOEI TO ALL COISCI:II7SIFC 6--
Among a certain clans of self-linpurt ant peo
e there is a peculiar feeling of contempt attael •-
ed to all physicians that advertise and treat the
diseaseanamed in this card, (Prim ',Tele , a kn kr.,
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 jut'
the very diseases that are so obnoxious to these
very relined parties. I suppose the wouLl it
let one of their family go to , party that has de
voted years for their benefit, because Le ft , h erti
sea the fact, and their family physician 'nye he is
a humbug co he can get the case. it, ten he has
almost deprived the party of his life. Ile comes
at last to the physician that nrlverrisee—imw elan
are they to know t Are they nod nwnre that sir
Astloy Cooper, Sir Benjamin Brodie,..•rlir Charter
Ball and K. Paul Ricord devoted years in the
treatment of these diseases I "flies° men are held
up as shining lights in the medical world ; I don , .
assert that all men are worthy that publish, still
there are agreat number of them that are. I have
devoted Myself to the study and I refs...mesa o;
PIIIVATit DISHASSB upwards of 40 years. and
without egotism can say I have sated hundreds
from years of misery and untimely death. T.i y
treatment is confined to the vegetai.le al tovailier ,
as I think it is the best and most certain. it is m
my power to bring hundreds of certinciates if I
thought it necessary to certify to my general sue
cesa : but my long realdence in this city as su fit
dent proof without adding more. Spermati,rrhen
and all diseases arising from it are cured Lit a
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, anti
no benefit will aline from answers than only loss
of health and meney. Hundreds are cured annu
ally by my new remedies. Address BOX nes.
Jan-lyd Pittsburgh PostrAil‘.e.
Or every kind
M. - 1M
ALBUMS,
ALBUMS,
FOLIOS, INKS & STATIONERY,
FOLIOS, INKS & STATIONERY,
FOLIOS, INKS & STATIONERY,
Magazines, Books and Papers,
Magazines, Books and Papers.
Magazines, Books and Papers.
DIARIES FOR 1165,
DIARIES FOR 1165,
DIARIES FOR 1865.
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
Order' left for Flage promptly attended to
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J . : • • -" JNQ. KELLY
WELDON & KELLY,
IFAHDFAcTrivrEts OP
LAMPS AND LAMP GOODS,
ADD DEALERS in
CARBON OILS, BENZINE, &c.
184 Wood street, near Sixth,
sepl7 PITTSBURGH, Pa .
iIkSPLENDID STOCK OF BOOTS,
Shoes, Gaiters and Gums just received,
and will be Sold as low as any other establish_
meat in the oily. Call and examine , and you
will be satisfied both in price and quality, at
BORLAND'S',
SS .Market, street,
not, .
Second door from 'Fifth.
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MEDICAL.
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS,
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS,
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS,
AT PITTOCK'S,
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DRY GOODS, HOSIER Y , &C
BARGAINS: 4--
GOODS BOUGHT AT PRESENT
PANIO PRICES.
MACRUM & GLYDE,
714 Market 'Street,
Wholesale and Retell Dealers In
TRIMMINGS,
Embroideries, Hosiery, Gloves,
RIBBONS.TeII-EB.
Furnishing Goods and Notions.
Balmoral and Hoop Skirts, Saratoga, Beaver
and Turban Hata, Blue and Grey Knitting Yarn,
Breakfast Shawls, Nubia', Sontaks, \Valets,
Sleeves, Setts, ()oilers, Cutlb, Linen, Lawn and
Embroidered Handkeichlefa, Head Dreattee
Nee, Steel and Jet Reit-Buckles, Dreee Trim-
ralngs and Ornaments, Corsets, ,f,e sce
We offer the &bole mid many other articles
n our line, et very moderate Meet', and we
Wholesale and Retail
Purchasers to examine our stock, which it of
he found large and attractt%c
G REA,. T BARGAINS
DRY GOODS
NEW YORK AUCTION SALES,
rxi~, W1:x:1t,
GARDNER 8 SCHLEITER'S,
!WI "I&treut.
New Cloaks
:ery Nti.lonhble. material, ‘cd
New Dress Goods
stocg c. Inpriaea the Litt at norel-1
to French rad inghah manutac—
.ury nroi includes all the new Fabrics,'
,ai.1.1 moat popular at pica
New Shawls.
Long and equate Eirochen Lad I
Wonllen. A sery attractive line or
BeTlla and Thibet Shmv
New Balmorals
!n every iniagtnableJur and at ail
prices.
CASSIMFB.E3,
FLANNELS,
BJ NKETB, &o•
ECUGUS & HACKE,
Corner Marlcet 6r, /4 Fifth
New tioodg
New Goode
Naw (foods
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120 13
New moods
NOW Goods
New Goode
New Gooas
New Goods
New Goode
New Goods
OHIO RIVER BRIDGE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVIttN THAT
ON MONDAY, TAB 44th DAY OF LiC-
T,BER, 1864, the Holliday's Cove Rail Road
Company will. under the authority of its char
ter from the Legislature of Virginia, and under
the Act at Congress declaring the Railway
Bridge at Steubenville a lawful structure, com
mence the elevation of the channel span of said
Bridge, and for this purpose ft will be necessary
temporarily to obstruct the three hundred feet
designed as a channel-way.
Attention of persons engaged in usvigatinn is
ct.lled to this provision of the second section of
the Act of Congress, "and the officers and crews
of all vessels and boats navigating said river,
are required to regulate the use of their said
vessels and boats and of any, pipes or chimneys
belonging thereto, so as not to interfiere with the
donation construction and use of said I.tridge."
All persons are also notified that tte span next
west of the channel sphin is erected at an eleva
tion of 66 feet above low water arid there is a
water-way exceeding two hundred feet, between
the idol; and that the water-way between the
piers next east of the channel span .also exceeda
two hundred feet,- and that the headway here
will be clear; as the company doessillot intend to
proceed with the erection of this limn until the
channel span is completed, and the et bairn. .
necessary to Its erection removed.
persons are •notilied further, the •
Bridge le erected without ,a draw, and
the requisitions of the Act .of UOj .gresa
been complied with, by the company.
The erection of the channel span wi l be pro.
iceehed with as r,spidly. , and due `notilbe will be pdtest eh, to the Idtglq , When the
ohstritcrtions llite removed:
Thoilollidisool doe Ran Road ,
14• Y THQMAt3I .
• . Propidoitt,
=NM
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS
rillikl.22 FRANKLIN PIKE INSURANCE
AL COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA,fr
FIDE No. 435 and 437 "CHESTNUTS ~
near Flftn.
STATFIII9:NT of ASSETS, JAN. Ist, 18831.
Published Agreeably to an Act of Assembly, W
ing ...
First .111...rtgage, amply Secured 01,893,893 32
Real Estate (present value tAin,ala
61,) cost 102,995 29
Temporary Loans on ample Collat.
• teral Securities 99,198
Stocks, (pres e nt value $86,997 72 ,)
G0at89,786;68
Notes and Bills Receivable 1,821.00
Oash . 27,919 .as
02,W)61 , 68
The only profits from. premiums which this
have
company can divi dned.e by law, are from risks which
Insurances mode on every dOsoription of Prop•
arty, in Town and Country, all•rstes as low as ars
consistent with seourity.
Since their incorporation, a period of thirty
years, they havepaid lossesby Eyre, to an amount
exceeding Fbur Millions of Dollars, thereby af
fording evidence of the advantages of Insurance,
as well as the ability Audi:imposition to meet with
promptness all liabilities.
Losses luau during the year 1185 ii, 802,158 se
AMEOTO.IO3.
031A.RL118 W. flattorissi, Motu:ulcer. H. Lou
TOHIAA WAGNER, DAVID S. BROWN,
SAMUEL GRANT, ISAAC) LEA,
.Tacon R. SMITE, E.DV7A..13.1) C. D 2.1.2,
GEOECIE W. &natal:we GaOIIQ.E FAL/U..,
OHAS. O. BANCHER, President.
EDWARD U. DALE, Vice President,
WM. C. Steel, Secretary pro tem.
J. aARDENIaI COSTIN, Agent.
Northeast ear. Third and Wood ate
PHILADELPHIA FIREAND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
149 CHESTNUT STREET,
Opposite tho Custom lztouulse
0apita1..3219,100. Assets.. W 04,943.
viTILL Al &KM ALL KINDS OF EN
SORANUE, either petual or Limited,
on every description ofPro yor Merchandise,
at reasonable rates of prem nm.
HOST. P. RING, rresident.
lA. W. BALDWIN, Vice ?resident.
DIRECTORS.
CHARLES B.1.4"11E, E. R. Cops,
E. R. ENC4L/65 0131511/38 W. BLOWN,
P. P. SAC - Cal', RoSEPIII S. PAUL,
LithlAN, JObILP a CI. AYT,II,
MAGALL.,P, B. Wu.an,
F. BLACKBURN, zedretry,
T. O.COFFIN, Agent.
Corner Third and Wood streets:
Western Insurance Oetnpany of Pittsburgh.
Ft, ATILLER,Jr. President.
F. M. Gonnov, Secretary.
Capt. ft. D. COORFLAN, (ieti'l Agent.
No. iist Water street, tSpa t nr, ts sto's Warehouse,
np stafris,) PI Asburgh.
vVrILL INFIL'RE AGAINST ALL
kinds of 1 , 11111 and MARINE RISKS.
A Home institution managed by Directors who
arc well known in the community, and who are
uetermined, by promptness and liberality, to
toamtain tee character which they have assnme.!,
Allot - tering the beat protection to ti.oao who de
lire to be tristirtql.
1 / 1 11.H...r0w. R. Miller, Ir., Jegnee 51. A nley
NegliAngiq Holntel, .A.lexander Nirnlek, tieeree
Darax, i'qropse/1 B. Herron, Chni. R. Rieke!.
inn, Andrew Ackley, Alexhaer Speer, Ilexid 51,
Long Rees J. Thonase, Benj. Bakewell, Jett'
11'Uune. jet
.
ALLEGHEM --- INSUR - INSURANCE CO,
Pri"l"Rla VIRG 11.
Otees, NU.37 Nift.b Street / Berk shay.
--. • -
A. INSURES 11GAtritsm ALL KINDS Ote
FIRE ANDDIAsmE
I,l , A.At` JONI.S, President; .1 - 011. N D. 11,-
CaliD, Vice Preddent ; I).M. BOOK, Secretary;
ospt. WM. DEAN, (lei:meal Agent.
:)te.C . TORF-1.463.c Jones, U. O. Hussey, liar
rey Chtld9, Capt.R. C. Grey, John 1. Wilson,
R. L. Fahtsestock,John D. McCord, I 'vpl. Adam
Jacobs, H. P. Ster.ing. ('apt Ithbert
J.. aPtirele, 10ht.ti. uo2S
pHNS -
(J(1L1 T LtVlkC .y
pHOTOGRAPI A LE!U3I
pORTFOLIOS
picN KNIVES
PAPER WEICHITS
pA P V.R c;UVET.RS
PENCILS
pEN RACKS
pROPELLINGPENOILS
PASS BOOKS
pAYSON'S INEKLIBLE INK
pOCKET INKISA.ND9
PLAIN CARDS
POST OFFICEPAIRER
New Goods
PENHOLDERS
New Goods
pnRCHMENT, OPYIKG BOOKS
New G0'.16
And Stationery ' all kind,
Myers, Schter & Co.,
New Goode
New Goods
90TH STwT-ANII.AL EXHIBIT
New . Goods
New Goods
Nal'i Goode
New Goode
1 New Goode
1
Cash Capital . • .62,260,000 00
ASSETS, ..zy, 1804.
Cash $ 196 286 08
State Stocks 666390 00
11 eal Estate, (Unincumted,) 87,963 18
Mortgage Bonds, ~ 30,620 CO
Railroad Securities 646,165 00
United States Stock's, ..660,005 00
Bank Stocks, 1,089,110 00
Miscellateous Stocks,... ..... .... 23,488 40
$ 8,401,988 5C
LESS LIALITIES:
.Lossea, (Adjusted,,.wmated and
not due,)
Net • 0,5373,624 04
SW 1 10,000 to $60,000 talion a single 'risk.
Fire and Inland NavitiOn and transports,
tion Risks accepted atrma consistent with
Solvency and fair proilt.Loases equitably ad
jolted and promptly' patent's Agency.
Applications for snice Solicited.
POLICIES ISSUED . ..UHL/UT DELAY,
and all business attendqo with fidelity and
dispatch, by A. A. ILYEIEB &
arllll-3m Agents.
NUTS.„,,,,s• _
IVI'CLET,LAND'S
Ba g i, African Ptiuts. •
100 .. Bice Altids.
60. ” Provence AUCTION HOUSE- I
10 Bales Borne-awl
100 Boses Shelled 4 '"•
5D Bags ' English 'giants. 55 RIFT 11 STREET.
_
ao " Filberts., 4, nol2 ,
30 " Brazil. Eq
,i plAw, APPLE i CREESE,
' 24.4 .. Cows' 7 4 1 ,
Now 1n store and tor - - 1 60 ( BoxikettolgasPine AptallTheesei .. 1 *
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INSURANCE
ErY FmE.
N 029 Fifth street
123,8C18 82
FIRST -14-ATIOisiA.I7j3ANK
OF prra-syntriwkr.
TRRA RUBY DEPARTMENT.
OPPIOB OP 001 1 P`PBOLLB8-037 Uttar/rear,
Washington City, Aug. sth, 1863.
Winutitee, By satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, It has been made toaptTar
that the FIRST NATIONALI3ANKOF Pei. s-
BURGH, in the Comity of Allegheny and State
of Pennsylvania has been duly organized under
and according to the requirements of the Act of
Congress, entitled "an Act tsrproVide a National
Currency, secured by a pledge of United States
Stooks, and to provide for the circulation and re
dcmPtion thereof." approved February 26tb,
1863, and has complied with all the provisions of
said Act required to be complied with before
commencing the business of Banking.
Now THBREPORE, I, Hugh MCCILLIOOh, COMp •
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify , that the
said FIRST ~NATIONAL BANK OF PITTS.
BURGH, county of Allegheny and State of
Pennaylvania, Is authorized to commence the
mildness of banking under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness' my head and .
seed of office, this 6th day of August, 1863.
HUGH IdoCULLOOH,
SS S ' Comptroller of the Currency.
TEE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PITTSBURGH, PA„
Late Pittsburgh Trust Company.
enpitat $500,000 paid in with privil
ege to increase to 01,000,000.
The Pittsburgh Trust Company having organ*
Ized under the act to provide a National Curren
cy, under the title of the FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF PITTSBURGH, would respectfully
otter its services for the collection of Notes,
Drafts, Bills of Exchange, am, receive money on
deposit and buy and sell - Exchange on all parts of
the country.
The success which has attended the Pittsburgh
Trust Company since its organization in 1852,
Will we believe be a sufficient guarantee that busi-
ness entrusted to the now organization will re
ceive the nameprompt attention.
Having a very' extensive correspondence with
Banks • col Bankers, throughout the country,
we believe we min oder untunialfaallities to those
who do business with us.
The business will be conducted by the same
officers and direStont.
llaturoToes
.Tsstea Lemma* Wm. K. Iratucat,
Bonner S. HAYS, ALEXATIVIDS
THOMAS Berm, PHANOIS G. BAILBY,
Mee. WlfillTll.6ll, ALBS. Baanr.u,
&land' Ree.
JAMES LAUGHLIN, President. ,
JOHN D. SOITLLY, flashier.
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THE BRADBURY PIANO FORTE
R RCS IVRY>
SEVEN FIRST PREMIUMS
Within Four Weeks, Including
Two Gold Medals and ono Silver
Medal
STRONG INDORSEMENT
Of the Most Eminent Pianists
The moat 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 unqualified testimo
utals. The following is a specimen of the vol..
tinta.v-testimony I am constantly receiving
_um
Icentiemen entirely diainterested, and ns all
will acknotvi.de moat thoroughly qualified to
Judge of the meha s of a Piano Forte.
, We bare examinee with much care, Mr. Walt
B. BRADBURY'S NEw SCALE PIANO
FORTES. and it is our opinion that, in power,
purity, richness, quality of tone, and thorough
workmanship Mr. Bradbury's instruments •x el.
We find great brilliancy and a beautiful sine.
ing quality of tone most happily blooded. We
have rarely seek a square Piano Fortecombining
ao many of these qualities essential to a perfect
instrument." Signed.
S B Mills, John Ztuidel, Organist
Harry Sanderson, at H \V Beecher's.
Charles Fradel, t}eo W Morgan,
Robert Heller, John N Pattison,
Chas Welt, Charles (}robe,
A Barrioli, John H lekler,
H C Timm, H E Matthews,
William Mason, F L Ritter,
Maa Maretzek, Theodore Thomas,
W Berg; Clare W Beames,
Theo Hagen, Ed. N YRobert Stoepel,
'Musical Review !' Strakoech,
Carl Anschntz Tbeo htoellng,
Gustave R Eckhardt, H Nash.
WARIBLINR.& BARR,
No. It BissePa Block, St. Clair street,
sap= Sole Agents.
UNITED STATES SOLDIER'S
CLAIM AGENCY
O O IANT STREET,
(Opposite the Cathedral.)
Licensed by the United States CI overrunent to
collect
PENSIONS.
BOUNTIES,
BACK PAY,
And ALL OTHER Elilitary or Naval Claims.
THE ONE HUNDRED DOLT, A RR
BOUNTY, DUE SOLDIERS,
Discharged on !mount of wounds RECEIVED
IN BATTLE, colleeted in the
Shortest Time.
9S Grant street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
JOSEPH 91. GAZZAM,
GILBERT 2d. &'MASTER, Attorneys.
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NEW CARPETS
PANIC PRICES.
We are now receiving our new Fall Stook t
jue purchased, and offer a choice assortment of
the newest patterns
CIAIELEUE'r, •
OIL CI—CeTI-114,
DEC ILTG-GOETS ,
&c., &c.
Inlay of which are not to be had elsewhere AT
A EMILIOZION OF FR0.51. TWENTY-FIVE
TO FIFTY PER CENT from prices of a few
weeks ago. APPARLAND tc COLLINS,
Ra Fifth street, Seeslnd Floor,
Next house to Post Office and Custom House
nal
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Of Wiver-y Description, for
LADIES,
MISSES.
2vrE Pti
BOYS,
and -storrrmEt,
eelling cheap at
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Bohedult3 of Adveriziaing
STA:NDING NATTER.
One time • I 75
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TWO times f F 25
Three times..
Four *times ' ' I'oo
Five - times
One week 1 260 170
Two weeks • ' , i 4 35 ' * 2:011"
Three week5..... 0 ... ' 800 1 4. 008 if.
One month ' ' i• 760 r ' 5'161
Two months:, - * 1." 11 26 .. .174 *,
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Three months 13 76 915 I
Six months.' • 20 75 " • *lB 86''
Nine
One year months "
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32 On 27 0 1", 1
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CHANOZ4III.II
For, one .equere, changeable•,ctnetlhne,
week, confined to the immediate buslizesopc
advertißer. ' All advartimediOntellr -
proportion.
month ' It e 851 4r.8 o+ll. lit;4•1 60 01 2 , 8
8 months .... /7 20 •11 46
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8 menthe .... 24 00 J , 1900 ' '1578 "0
year..,.... •4 • •• 0 00- ,28 , , 24•60 .• 14
Sir Fist notices double the above rates.' :-
Death notices, each insertion 50a
Marriage notices, each'insertiott..:
Steamboat advertisem,ents, pet trip.ll2oo..
Executors' and Administrator's no
tices
SECOND CON OEICEIB-BECQND SEBET.ON.
Tuesday, Nor, 8, 1884.
The Senate was called to order
twelve M., by Mr. Hunter, Preside
pro tem.
Mr. Graham ir.trodneed the'ibllo -5 , ,,
bill, which was read the first and seeoni
times, and referred to the,pomraittee'o ,
Finance:—
b )4
A bill declaring four per cent onds an.
certificates therefor receivable in pa
meat of all taxes, -due and payable t
the year
.1864..
The Congress of the onfederat.-
States do enact, that bonds and certifi
cates therefor, bearing fOur per cent bit
terest, issued in pursuance of the act en
titled an act to reduce the currency
to authorize a new issue of notes an.
bonds approved February 17,1864, 8401
and they are hereby declared to lie, r
eel vable in payment of all Urea fir gov
erumeut dues accruing.or falling due fo
the year 1864, except export or,impo
duties.
The House met at noon—the Speake
in the chair.
un motion of Mr. Orr, the Senate a(
j.lurnetl.
HOUSE OP HEP]MaENTATIVIIS
The Speaker presented a, communica
tion from Governor Sinith t of Virginia
inclosi rig a CoOy of the proceedings of :
convention -of Governors lately held a
Augusta.
The paper having been read.
Mr. Perkins said, the resolutions o I
the Governors 'were' act admirablh,
so appropriate to the eitrettmatances o
the country, thathe moved that they be
entered at large on, the journal and ,b•
printed. Agreed to.
By Mr. Hanly, of Arkr, l -.A resolutlint
dire - ming inquiry and report by thetkora
mittee on Military. Affairs, :whether the
officers and privates of the army were
not several montlia` in arrears of pay,
and if so, why: ' Agreello.
Br Mr. BelL of Ga.--4A resolution in
quiry by Conunitteeron Military Affairs I
into the cause of the absence of so many I
officers and men TrOrn l the army; wh6ther
due to defective legislation or failuit . to
enforce a mopes discipline. !',Agreed to.
By Mr. Miles.- 7 4 joint resolution for
raising and organizing a Polish . Legion.
rn
Referred tb - Comittee on Military Af
fairs.
Also, a bill authorizing the consolida
tion of companies, battalions and roll
ments. Referred as above.
Also, a resolution directing the Com
mittee on the Judiciary to inquire into
the expediency of requiring citizens lia—
ble, to military duty; ab,sentifrom the
country not on public business, to re- ,
turn 'and assist in' the pnblie defenee t on
pain of confiscation of their - property,
disfranchisement after the war, or other
adequate penalty. Agreed to.
By Mr. Foote—A resolution declaring
that all further attedtpts to secure recoog
nition'abroad should be desiatedr- front,
and our diplomatic agents in 'foreign
countrks at once withdrawn.. Referred
to Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Mr. Foote also presented a'resolution
embracing a series of prdpositions 're—
sponsive to that portion of the Presi
dent's message which treats of. the em—
ployment of slaves in the, militaryser
vice. The propositions assert that a
general levy of the slaves for soldiers is
unwise;that their withdrawatfrom labor
would be inexpedient so long as we can
otherwise obtain as large an army as we
can maintain; that if the alternatives he
presented of subjugation or their em—
ployment in the ranks,4the latter thould
be preferred; that -for-.the uses to- iwkich
they are now
.appliecl ; their, owneplitip
by the''' Government with prospective
emancipation by the consent Of'the
States, as. the reward of - fitithfelliervice,
would be expedient; that the numbers
so employed should be increased to forty
thousand. The whole concluded with
a resolution affirming that it was' tiecea
sary to have theantecedent-eemsent and
sanction of the States to any attempt at
conferring emancipation by the, Cordell
erste authorities.
Mr. Foote gepoke at India length in'
support of his resolutions'. Tit the,prat
tical po)igy recOmmended:ll the mes
sage he concurred, and: -,ueed the
language of that' document in framing
his propositions:•• Brit hia"closlng rhso
lotion was directed-to: the correction• of
an important omission of the:President.
He regretted that language go:imam/Rue
as that used' by the President bad fonpd,
its way into a deliberate "dap:anent,'
The construction ematich , "and'
must, without explanation,. be - . placed
upon it, would be exceetlipgly -detri
mental, and would imply 'the abaroilon
meta Of our cause ''foreber.
OHILDREN,
Mr. Foote denied that the ; Confedep,
ate authority liftaany,piprer whateoster.
to interfere with the, relg,i9p j of " slayety
without the expiese antecedeutt author
ity of the States. Taa-messa g e did not
expressly acknowledgolheinecessity of
thia, Indeed * from ire language the op
posite might ;Ite.antilw.onidnbeimplied.
Hence , therneeesititY-20t. enPlanati 0 11 .2-Re
PreQeeded4 o ,ll l llQW, , thst the position that.
he maintained i - Atad; hem sanctioned = by
Dimiel:Vehlitar; silioniteloolt .occasion-
to TeAPlPlitnentk, Zwery BewartiOnwl 4
and Nalninciple4lrhe f was, ad 'paw
Sane An. far as- he Jangnagn of: the &est,'
isago . may4bc.panstated to goaorlboluuli
propelled do ichaxign theneonatitution 413.
fialexPresaly, inneseinde , Censgepn.frota.
interfering .withialayerynitihthe-teon,
federAtoti3autharikcagulgtoemiacipatq
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motatrareii'Vem9enie4, "who se- -
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•arkil limittltheit-growth. , -f;f 1,iri 1 1 t 3 , 1 3 )1 4 4 -;;: f i
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'intioniFis,linhia brimo j tivurfiroi, : o :
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1 - We perceiye 'with mitteleciegrui4Wiiii
i few papers #t,OenrgimaYilno-ngilAT:
emott of 'the States
1 ai - lowittliterliti gailiqdi r itseirttta - Nw 4 -.
- the bespbsigairrit'OliiilirliNX*Wt
r lot ther`deitallbre' 3 4fliel 'a fieetriAVe:2,osl,7,
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1 .O not liabi to_usuky Of t_oleiplinf-,--
, Oisintabithia dObtiblidhit I State_-Agliitti,
but we• feel ilpirtftistdedqthelfgerii
honest as.itk way -heithaitaictilprOstOrek"
' e 0 144 unhappy
; for national IndeperAence„ „,• - tvAr-R«,..; 3 4
position; st: thlif - klecithylanit aiii or
verses in fieorgitrialtrpl3*Stinlillbfiltkiit:.-----fA
.meat of all •Atopel•ofq aßtmeteistibeetit
and, in this , retpect-41sorprz a nbleatItion410
able, even if nothing more sOrtouksotild- al'i .
I be
a lleged'againititt="'sticit it 'lnkteirsitlii*,4
isfwholty inconsistent twfilif-itii6..-'o6l4e
to conduct qua foreign ttrelationalsitiarohl
has been delegated ,to 1.R.L0-g,ii - 4.0 1 1:it.' - '
Golefunient. - a _ '- • •-'. - 1. ~$
1 " CotiPie& ildtilP thiti''iblitatttagitiA*ll
that of a keonveitiotPitiP itilatinfiliitireatiii
North and 5.00.04: to ad.lostl*et,t,e*Ote - $.l
settlement' OF ,7lg4 l th e -- 4-t" ' - in -Pft- : - . , ' --
Sittin - orgneu - a tibui„.a gli . ~ : ri ,
:tither iitqhe liiiikel3tif646 l ', i' s 'l Di ' , ---
-on_which-the:. Mirth) vittaixite - a -
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to one against , then kimithfitUstert*Oeba
tntwelvca or „lasspresotatly4 , ooWl94-
*hibh largely prekonderates in f e lo e r
-the - M:46;s Sad otit'biiiir iiiihfii a ti,' - i . ?;::9
Congress has ever fshOWliptiferiti d - -';:1
434 , tesTffould.nhay.0 stooolitaiiiteltifteAik;•:-1
which the bippt.Of,,,,floAtisunis i mm,WPOt --- - --.., , - t.
irititanilir silelietijk9eOPOZW4l9,s%.-,.,--4',....-ti
for Eltaiithertitindeddri6eofOoliectarti,:-.".•0
, breathe 4t Ing;inchia/WeiginteMek:A
I with alisointedishun dt fr4ll44t#SW-;,21
tr.ament,. the - Sp' wAttl§t .2.atelsk.U;ApiC!::: -- - - ;
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gtearaittets--'6foolTeiV_ _
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allii-40 1 4Pelt fortthesandacity- f . -•-;4
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fell w 4 ci ens 0
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jealous- of their houtrisis ttitliiiiiiilf "1 - •::,
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even titejlighest law s uf itsagif-jkajwonw. : -".4.;
leation, will returstAviA
lritt Vi.
which will attrAtt ifen .piatifeWe: :-ft„ - , •!. - :-.0.1
rotarlind ' , the doitatalit'atrifitlifigit="ll ii.: -...•-4-,I
ed-tmen, at lomeo - - ( l3u6h - skiiittotkitsariffiC7; 3 ; •l
legitimate. res ults of koonyeioo*tOriaki
the tastes. pra:are„grefritly,,,pitgaufa. i
oni'eatlinite of Southern -
ritti*'-'1
and Sontherii we'd - PIT . Witt' id' ' - of.-- - :- , 1
thezklud*-111 its Bartetibitedibyoe)i'littlf,.l
, 4 1 1 1 4443i 1 1ie P. 0.004 hOwov-fireolaiiii**- - '..
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mid,' be urging this efg9s! 40,4 , 'qtati,it,- . ...'ir.:71.
our - 644phi - I*ot:twit . ' 447 ' ). - 4
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rY• it onto AP bitter end luntil . f.le,us
close. itwilli hunor. „Itja u nai fi t4ng • - :.. j
flit tit firottiitie'tibrtitfitioxitt or t , -: - .qtr- -- , • -- ,L,1
bearariee:' , Thels*nid'eiiiibef 3 3 ee -,-A
afte..ririctory; q ...-: , ;•J -Ltoir. s7 , tinfilllo t:111!
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army is being discusse„
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geily trisinatittif"thol'it. V- : - .1
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carts Ahitt„ltmisl**ttdout,Wt.4l.o*l-:.,??'-0
96 rtt bntr'_. Pbetz-Vv t o . oitigi
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antlit gine to ftlii6O6t4lftileit' . * f Aadw - •--'-.-1
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, ofillYthe kite intihrt.itil itt 7 -- -
Uhoritiesi and =wailtiatrii,f ItelN:enititar.,
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is ingeationsiy„ written,- tor,:wtOk .
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ittecteclivt zt tiligerd,as
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4, nevertheless, nothinkluipti* jitts_o;,,XTl
,regards the rig h ts - of thrvwner„ ' Reis r• - •,......:3
(bought and soi4tt-iiket- tiiituse .ro* , ty. vr - --_ - 1-. - .4
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ipittff tilt Ititi'ltrinkiiii*ett "--., II"' t 1
one plitaifoitlititiciiitrtiiiitTi - - - --Awe :0:
ttila, too/fifth:ohm% periaboreift . 4iiilita4 . " : -.V I ,
I ng l bUt'PrOPerWteiShOUOWller•rtaio.;
:10 1 titkperflal so lams thellefit. ,- .'„l2ft ptt
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1 ik; t tot.s;.ixix•iireepAhai.t.iiapr . l'ess'iai. .. -
slave is to hOtirqlr'ller*o ' lol6 tint- - -M, -..
;PrntertY 4 lntit*M l 4 4 :o o *(4)o,4AX
Ottlo or eboise, or. an:. amountAitcono
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