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THE BLIND ORGANIST OF TRINITY
A TALE FOR THE FOURTEENTH OP FEBRUARY
TIT ELLLI LOrlsl CILUIDLEL
Love took up tit« harp of life and swept on all the chords
with might,
Me smote upon the chord of self, which, trembling, paned
In music out of eight.—linnycon.
The girl looked at him steadfastly for a few
moments, as if to fiz his features eternally in her
memory—she made of them a portrait to hang
upon the walls of her heart—the Grecian fea
tures, the sweet, mobilo month, the sad, sight
less eyes, and the pale brow, with its overshad
owing curls—she would gaze upon them many
times in the silence of the long nights, when
seas and mountains should lie vast or rise high
between them. At last she said, in a hurried,
excited tone—
You have been everything to me, my dear,
good master. Till I knew you, I had no friends,
and no hope. lam going to leave you now, but
I shall bless you every night upon my knees.
Dear master, I have no one else to bid me God
speed, no other farewell to make—will you kiss
me once ?"
She cast down her eyes timidly, as if he 'could
have looked into them. She did not see the sud
den flash that burned outward from his cheeks,
irradiating his whole face. He bent over be:,
he raised his head, and then once more he bent
downward. With a great, gasping sigh, be en
folded her in his arms and pressed a single kiss
upon her lips, and then, though a wild, feverish
impulse to hold her there was upon him, opened
his arms and let her go again. In that moment
he realized how hopelessly he loved her. She
said nothing more, but taking her hand, she led
him, as was her wont, silently out of the church,
and home to his own door. " God be good to
you dear master," she faltered, " even as you
have been good to me," and then, dropping hie
hand, she hurried, tearlessly, away.
Oh, how many times thereafter, that one kiss,
the first any man had ever pressed upon her
sweet, young mouth, since her father went to
sleep in the churchyard, seemed to burn and
quiver on her lips once more:
It was six years before they met again. Mean
time. she had sung to crowded audiences at the
South and West. she had looked on the sunsets
and the ruins that make Italy the fairest land
the sun shines upon—she was used, by this time,
to the incense of pride and flattery, and yet, she
come to New York humble-minded in her girlish
beauty. and innocent as ever, to sing with a fa
vorite Italian opera troupe. The first night of
her appearance, a carriage slopped before the
humble door of the blind organist, and a messen
ger said, as he entered—
A friend is anxious you should hear the new
ringer who appears this evening ; a-,seat has been
reserved for you and the carriage is at the door
It must he Martha the blind man faltered ;
"what interest should I have in hearing any
other, and who el , e would remember n, V I
will take the music I composed cur her.''
His mother, now very old, but still active, revs
from her seat by thy lire at,l brushed back his
hair, folded his cloak over his shoulders, and
placed in his hand a roll of music.
It was indeed Martha who had sent for him .
She longed to see if he remembered her, if he
would recognize her voice. She had secured a
seat fur him so near the stage that she could
watch the very play of his features. When she
h.igno to sing, a strange, glad light of recogni
tion broke over his face, he lifted his bead eager
ly, but as she proceeded, he bowed it upon his
hands and wept. She.liad improved so much—
she was farther than ever above him. Young
she was, rich, in her wonderful talent, happy she
must he: and he. thirty-eight years old, a poor,
blind organist, with no hope for the future. But
he listened. Though every clear, rich tcce
jarred his heart-strings almost to breaking, be
would not have lost one note for the universe, and
when the applause was loudest, when boquets
fell in showers before her, and one, from a rich
man who had sought her love, and had followed
her from Italy, was thrust through a ring se ,
with diamonds, the organist bent forward, and
guided by his unerring ear, threw his roll of
music at her feet, and she stooped and gathered
it up, unable to restrain the impulse to hold it a
single moment to her bosom.
That night she sat alone in her comfortably.
furnished room. The gifts of the evening lay
about her, but she had not yet gathered courage
to open the music. She read an ardent, impas
sioned letter from the wealthy suitor who sought
her hand in marriage.
She answered it in a few words, eoldly, cour
teously, but generously, saying, with a true
woman's frankness, that she had ne heart to
bestow. Then she turned to the music. Her
face was very pale and her hand trembled, but at
last she unfolded it. It was addressed to her,
and both the words and the music were by Clyde
Hepburn. She read the lines. He had uct
meant to betray hie love, and yet she saw it in
every word, she, who had never before suspected
it, not even in his gush of tears as he heard her
sing.
She had thought him, in her sweet humility,
so very far above her, so much older and wiser
than she, and she had never dreamed he could
stoop from his lofty life of the soul, to think of
human love. What mattered it to her that he
was blind, save that she loved him ten thousand
times the more teuderly for the very helplessness
which had clung for guidance to her woman's
hand' His love was the crowning glory of her
lie; in that hour she was prouder than a prin
cess.
Then she remembered that it was the evening
of Valentine's day. Her other Valentine pres
ents, the love offerings of other hearts lay un
heeded, but this one—oh, in giving it to her on
. .
this night, of all others, had not her beloved
master chosen her to be the companion of his
life?
Her harp stood in the corner of the room. She
went to it and commenced playing the music,
into which Clyde Hepburn had unconsciously
wrought the love of his life-time. It was the
language of his soul, and her own soul inter
preted it.
She could not sleep that night, and early the
next morning, putting on a plain traveling
dress, and closely veiling herself, she hurried
along the street to his old home. His mother
met her at the door, and recognized her at
once.
" Come in," she said, softly ; "Clyde Is very
ill. lie has a brain fever—the excitement of last
night was too much but, poor ohild, you were
not to blame—you didn't know how well he hid
loved you all these years."
Martha Warren trembled, but controlling her
self, she said--
No, I did not know It' but I knew how I hs,d
loved ktm. I will help you nurse him."
She entered the room where her master lay
tossing in the delirium of fever. His sightless
eyes were wide open, and his hands, thinner than
of old, clasped together upon the ooverlid. She
knelt down by the bed, and buried her white
facie in the clothes, and prayed very fervently
for grace and strength. Then she rose and
went silently about the duties of the sick cham
ber.
For two weeks she fulfilled all her engage
ments at the opera and watched beside Ciyde
Hepburn through every day, without a thought
of fatigue. Sometimes he would fancy her near
him, and utter her name in such supplicating,
loving accents, as almost broke her heart, be
seeching her not to scorn him, telling her he was
old and blind, but oh, he loved her so. Again be
would think ho was alone with his mother, and
implore her never to let Martha Warren know
he died for love of her. "Poor, little Martha,"
he would say, fondly, "I know how good she
was, and it would break her heart." At otkor
times ~he would fancy her his wife, and wildly
sunittkon her to his side, and ask her how she
could be so cruel as to leave him there all alone.
And she, so much the stronger, in her youth, her
health, and her gift of sight, would wind her
arms about his neck, kiss his fevered lips, and
whisper—" Do you not hear me 1 Do you not
know me will never leaveyou, beloved one."
Already she called Mrs. Hepburn "mother"
and heard that sweet word " daughter," in re
ply ; and sometimes, when his cries for her were
very pitiful, she would turn her white fees from
the bedside and intirmus—" Oh my God, what if
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(CONCLUDRP To-MORROW.]
GAREIIION ON BSlCHER.—ReNtrendllenry Ward
Beecher has written a letter in which he un
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T• 1 A half c . este : lack ai. reen
Toes for esle by (ma) JOHN MOORREADI
TOBA - 1 - 0 - 0 - 6 1:10) boxes favorite brands for
sae by ( 11 4 12 ) JOHN MOORHEAD.
SUGAR -50 Utile.
( print* N. 0. Il i m . in
store and Ihr silo by 02) JOHN MOO
E . 11. or sawl new
iL (MUNN
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I PROFESSIONAL CARDS
A LEX_ANDER W. FOSTER, Attorney- and
Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, Agent
tor procuring Bounty Lands and rendons. and for the Col
lection of Claims In Great Britain and Ireland.
49- Collis-dons made in this and adjoining Dainties: Fa.
tat. of chwedunts settled; Real &date bonght, sold or
leased, and rents collected. Motleys invested on Mortgage
or other security. Titles examined and titin papers drawn.
(Are on POUItTLI stroet, a few doors above Smithfield.
Pittsburgh, March 28, 1866--(mh2kdawi
A W. FOSTER, Notary Public, and Com
missioner for the States of Tonnes/we, New Camp.
entre, Connecticut, Wisconsin, New York, Michigan, lowa,
California, Louisiana and Virginia.
Sir Deed. drawn, and anknowde,lments and proofs taken
for record or nett In any of the above named States, Illinois,
Miewissippi and Rhode Island.
Rittsburo, March 28. 1856.--(nah2l3dsw)
SAMUEL C. WINGARD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
PITTSEUROFI, P 5 tNA.
ElB^Ufßos in BAKRWELL'S BUILDINGS, Omit
(nearly opposite the Court lions.) 1111,12,1 y
CHARLES W. WING ARD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
EBENt , llUlta,
CAMBRIA COUNTY, PENNA. •
—Also iirartkes In Huntingdon, 111.1 r, Clearfield and In
diana counties.[eh
ROBERT C. G.
SPROUL, Attorney and
Counsellor at LAW, office No. Fourth street, Pots.
ourgh. declLly
TAMES A. LOWRIE, Attorney at Law,
oftlkx Fourth strent, Pitteburgh, lx•twoen amitheold and
C. arry lky
J _
OIIN BARTOS', — Att,orney and Counsellor
at um, oince corner ut Fah bud Grunt *trouts, Pitt.
burgh.
SAM P. ROSS, Attorney at Law, No. 109
fourth etret, Pittsburgh, fourth door below Mr. ICody
Patterson'. Livery Stable. Jets
PATRICK M'KENNA, Alderman of Third
Ward. office corner of Grant and Fifth streets, (formerly
Jccupind by Alderman Lewis.) where all buss nee. pertaining
to the omen of Alderman and Justice of the beam will be
promptly attended to.
T_T A 111, Surgeon Dentist, successor G.
W. Biddle, No. lit Smithfield street.
thr U ice boon from 8 to 1 o'clock, and from '2 to 5 o'clock.
febl&ly
J
SCOTT, 1
>entist, Fourth street, five doors
. west of Market.
irdructkv hours from 9 o'clock A. M. to 5 P. M.
docZky
BUSINESS CARDS
JOIIN MOORIIEM), Wholesale Grocer and
Lb:raw/anon Merchant, fur the math. of 510 METAL and
I,ll.ooNlrt, and PIUJDUCK generally, No. 17 Wood titrcet,
Pittsburgh. np2l
irtl.l.llll ELLU, Plulathy„ .... ....WM. IILICErTnoI, Pittsburgh.
MILLER & RICK ETSON, Wholesale Gro
cers, Inttarters of liitAN 111 E.., WINE.. and SEt.I.A.
us. I% and 111. t - orner of Iro in and Liberty strcelS, Pitts
burgh. Iron, Nails, C.,ttuu Yarns, do , constantly un hand.
LYZ
Q M'KEE & CO., Manufacturers of M'h re's
1J s Poutt.ytr.ai. Olnas, nil sees of Vi tllnse, Extrit
Double Strength, Ituitatien l'cuwn and Ruby Tints, EleAk,
PicE le and l'r.servr Jar,: W , J , ••• r , rlcr nob Mineral 11 'I
folcgraphic and Lightning-It‘el Insulators
48 ti..ecutiii, W,.1 land MArkvt
Litt t steuniLl.nt
fritm Nlionorit,,thola :it moil City 1 1
itt, 21
•1111., V. CUIILLNG. . .YUtrttY µn FY.t::au?
ED. %RD • 11E, , U al.s u ALT
GR LING, ROBE RI ' S() N MallU
k) I.lltrote of (..'nt, PtemeNiniol "RE.
lit No. 17 etrt.t.t. , orner • f 1.I.• rKL
44 All —titer Aind. ;11.1.0v U 11,.. nt
low Narks! prie, Situl
EDLIE tf, )lulva.m
-ju h 1,..4 he. 111411 tun n .'f C.. t, M•4/I•ltat Hod I 'lat./
Flll4l and Maury et.lort..l til.tB, , Nr till, ett...l tinal-ro ... n.
tdla4m, • 1,141.1 an.l w
.4 Matti t and I nI Xis, I%ttet.argh
RENIOVAL-C. lIIMSEN, Manufacturer
1 v,r> Ariv/y of \IAL. RI I'M' uto.l I lIV
tiLAA: 4 black I'drtrf %idle and ClAnd. Itotth.. Indne-11,
CA/ alto, tint nulnnri In ever) vnilet_ N 1 41. d; 1,
101 ,••• ••:3 , 1 1:1:1 l'ir/d ntrnvt,
El it. 1 , 1:1 "U,
.IDUCE, ; ~„•
4:01 k 4i It. it:ERIK:4, twlect. , l for fua.lly u.' `-pa
evrr vane)) M 1.11.4 pu:vat quality, gnu.] at its Cl •rtia
Alm, DI It'll Frulit, •• INuleett , alto-)
takes In eirhauga merclutud,w.
F It I) Una pr , coro..l a frill aas , rtmat.) of Laollrelll'm War
,ntrvilf/ ARDEN FtlY.Dr ,, , Nu.l Our rlatr.D..” ,t all iii.
tr, at..l It; rural affair), ja:.ll
t 10N1:111SSWN ,•r}
• fur tho iuri•w., at N. 17
stre,t, f , ur .1 en Ow If
to will pun% , r aaia. s
.411111vIlte of FLOUR. BAC. \ , EESF:. I '!!It
BARLEY. FLAX ,EEL. ' , EEL). BALEDy,
Sihoink.Lst purcll.4 , ' ut th ,.
run.rkrt rtte. Lt floli .kLiilio A 1.,
U L't.•11101 L . I 1.1t.,,11
I .4 INC,LISH ItICIIARL)SuN, Forwaniircs.
LA Gq.1:11l.tnioll Itttnt+ nr..l 1•••I,yttl•• .1•,1••r•
itAt tYN rind Att•l PRIIDUCK g••l)..t Al I y \'• •tr••
tlttuttu I•.rut.., • y Upte•l by Ilttrln illt7•• A Itighrsult. N • I•
Wttbar ttud i'irst street. Pittobtli Rtt,
. ~ ' FI
TWELL, LEE & CO., 1V ;
Pr,.tu•-e ,Ll,l Columinsl,3 Mr.,11,, , ,t, Nll , l r •
Vltt•borgto ‘Lanufactur.". 1V,..w1 •trvet. N aI. r
and Yn HI strvetA,
01IN W. BUILIiIt Sr. CO., Forwarding and
.1111M1 , 11 Sterchant,h delth.rx lo nll knots .f PYITC.-
ECH.lill MA:CCYACTI.:ItY.S, LEAD PIPE ricol SHEET
LEAD, :Co. 67 Frnht etr,ot,
HENRY 11. COLLINS, Forwarding and
Giiiiiaii.,l/01.1 Me, 1.11 t 111/ , I wh..k.oth• dorarr th
111:TTER, gvhorrll . s. No.
/.5 Wood street, Ihttst , nrAh umrq
•
D L. ALLEN, wli , ilesule dealer in Foreign
BRANDIK:i. eF:6 Altl4, Oil Mountigitl.s.a
and live WHISKY, also, RECTI VYING L13111.1.E1t,
NV. S Wool otroet, Pittsburgh.
Wines, Brandies, (Altos Cot - dolls, JIIITIMICA Spirit.. St Croix
end New England Rum. Clarets. ClosinpaKnes. iI.L,
liniwn Stout Scotch, Iwurt.m, 01.1 Wtoi.olga
nen., Rye mid Rectified Whisks: Apple, I , sash, Will t nee y
stid filacktien - y Brandies; import' Ilavan MIA
l'rincipe Yogurt; Ifoif tl onodn and (.....mmon .. , zitts, all at
turn low pm,* no to challenr. competition. Fancy Bar
Rego and Label/et! Bottles of ',cry style, and Demijohns ..f
~ses. I respectfully iota. 00 examinatym of toy st.sk. of
Na 8 Wood •trert, Pittsbnrgb. I y
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WILLIAM CARR A:. CO., (William Carr,
Irate of the firm of .1. Perk, wholeonir GU.
C.F.5.5 and ,Inalerlo In FurtnKn W I N F.S and BRANDI ES. 111.1
Siouournhela nod Itertili,l WHISKY, Nu. 320 Coturn,rrinl
Nom . , Liberty ntroct, Pittsdotirgh
JOSEPII FLE.MINO, sueee6For to L. 'Wil-
WI k Co., corner of Market •treet and the Dlanwn.l,
toepa constantly cm band rt full rwoortment of DltUriti.
WINES, MEDICINE CIIEST: , . PERFUMERY, I\ll4i all or',
Hon pertaining to his truPtnrow.
W Erre . riptenor carefully errrirpouroled nt all
hour, p.O.
_
/013 V
r i.6IING BRoTtiERS, successors to .1.
Kidd A Co.. wholessls DRUIaiISTS. No. es) Wood si root,
Pittsburgh. Proprietors o: Ur. NULane's cvh.breit. , l Vvrott
fug., Liver Pills, Av. jitio
JOAN HAFT, JR., successor to James Me-
Ourrny, vrhulesalo and rutnil DRUGGIST. and deabr in
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, Ac., Su. 111 Wood stroot,
airee doors below Airgtn alley, Pittsburgh.
T L. MARSHALL, successor to 11. Leo,
WOOL DEALER nod COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No 13U Liberty street, Pittolturgli.
krs-rentA—W .M'Clintock A Droll., Kramer A Enhm, 51nr
phr. Tioriosn A Co., Drrorn A Kirkpatrick..
Pittsburgh, Mny 24, 1555. rn y 24
T (II A 1)W ECK, dealer in I.'enttickv
I. Lent TOBAIXO, RAGS and PAPER, N.J.
styrvt., lirlow Sixth, Pittsburgh.
Sr' TLa higlirst tuurlirt i,rics, to rruh, purl for Rags.
W/I.TiliP. ILAILSRALL .. .... .1011CP11 R. tiuour,..
WP. NIARSII A 1.1. & Co., Imp.rters and
. d....ter, in French an.l American PA PF.B. II ANC,
ry4l:+, No. r w0.).1 street, Pitt... 1.1,01.
4 2 1 - i...1- agents i, the rblebrat,d umnuf,Azturns of Mow+rn.
Dellrourt ,S. Co., Pftne. al:e
BT. C. MolVi AN, Book: ,, eller and Sta
..ur • t r. Has tdivayx on hand a g.•11,11i 1,1:1 , 1•111)..nt. t 4
Mis:ellane.ous and Blank Boolo; Printing. Post at
Cap Paper. whalowlo and rmAil. No. 104 W,arl sin,a,
hoh.v, Pinch east elde, Pittsimrgh.
trey- WANTEI)--Itsg. , and Tanners' Scraps. aplt , it
TOIIN 11. MELLOR, Wholoaale and RPtail
P ,i-alor It MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, PIANOS, M
St'llnol. BOOKS and STATIONERY, No. SI Vi . kald I,
Pittsburgh. Janl
JACOB COMA STEIt, Wholesale and Re
vtall SYMA It 51ANUF.k0TURER and dealer in all kinds
of TOBA(X:0, SNUFF and SrAlAliti, No Pifth eu tit,
Plttaburgh.
ire Kotiva conatantly ou hand a largo supply of all the
vartoun brands ,d I tni,rtal Sogarn. jo3
PHILIP 011000 halr.S.T J. ti. 74 LEMON.
REYmEn. AN DERSON, (successors to
lA, Joshua RIB C 0.,) whole/tot,. ,S•ttlers in Ft >RED N
FRUITS. NUTS, SPICES. et IN FECTI tN ARV. SI - 7 , 1A 112 4 , Lr.,
No. St) Wood street, °nook° the St. ChtLrle.s Ilotel, Pitts
burgh. ap2
A TINDLE, Wh,ilosalo and Retail SAIL
A
DLE. lIARNE6S, TRUNK, VALISE and CARPE!
RAO SIANUFACTURER, Su 106 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
IY2skY
YJNTEItI'RISE WORKS, No. 136 Wood
street, third door below Virgin alley.—BOWN A TET.
Y would call the attention of Sporting men to their large
assortment of GUNS, RULES and REVOLVING PISTOLS,
the largest and beet selected stock ever opened in this mar
ket, together with a general assortment of Hardware, Cutle
ry. Tools and Fishing Tackle, all of which we offer at the
lowest pomible prices to cash purchasers, or for good ap
proved paper. marlB
NORTH-WESTERN POLICE AGENCY,
No. 89 Washington sheet, corner of Dearborn, CHI.
OAOO, ILLINOIS.
PINKERTON * CO. devote their entire attention to the
transaction of a general detective POLICE BUSINESS in
the States of Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and Indiana.
TOHN GROUTT, Importer of BRANDIES,
t,/ GIN, WINES, ho. Dealer in tine Old Monongahela
Whisky. Paid' Wspiy, 4c, Also, FINCTLITING DIBm,
9 l4 b oanntr of Brul th egd and trout streets. Pfttabnrgb.
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PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1556
J. J. ... .1. GINEIIINE
Ti J. 011.1.ES1'I A; 01, I.rhOilt, ICa.x Man,lntrlniroru.
flan-n. Plat • Ginn, En-
Kravingx. Combx and Paltry No. To Wool earort,
burgh.
lutn.l and nintlo to Soler. Gill 11, ;11,1 31M1t1.•
Mahogany, m.,ui,i_
log, of rvory
4sl" Stewabout Cabin, De•oruted and (Mi. Vin,_ la
-Ll,_
N TF,RPRISE WORKS, No. 136 w Q „ i d
et., third door lerlon. Virrent alloy.—EOWN A TETI,
0014 call the Mr... Went of :porting mon to then- large 1.,
nortarent of tIUNS, RI I'LES Kiel REVOLT' NJ PISToI.S.
the lurgent anti be ,a FL•leetell el veer thin Mar
liet, tot:W.lloz- with a general It...Orin:ollf of HARDWARE,
CUTLER T. TOOLS au,i 1:11, , I l I.N‘ i TACKLE, all of which a,•
off, nt the lowers poesildr• I ori , •••• I. CV-411 purchunorK, or for
good approvoll paper._marlti
MA. SIV I LER, \\* h! desale and Retail
a D.raler in Fornarn., Ilautt.rn. Strretrs, Tin. Iron and
lloneekt.otorr,' I lar,lwar, Tinnerre ltlralltuart and Toott_ Tito
Plato, ShoLt Iron. IV., Itroeto, 24 North Swan
,trevt. 11.4..10
M1129:1{301
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wiIITE, VENETIAN BLIND .IlesuPacru
. Rr.rt, htlh rt,lVeroll los }14.2•1111 na a.. 1 10 rnmine h;+
I.l.ineS.l, :UPI has opetiod I, BLIND hIANUFACTIIIIY. at
Na. r,f) Fifth r/tr,t, Boar the Post 41thco, I wtween Waal atxl
Smithfield, whero hi. to. au 11.4ortment of BLINDS,
With plow and faticy Worst,' and Silk
rrnktred to till any onler lu hi, linv. Ow realoodiLle
term.. Ilia murk le x . 3.rratitoil Ls give .t.6ictioil,ol - 111,111.y
reruaadod.
1111.. Old Blinds repaired. I'leahe him a mill, as he
can't ho beAt In wortmanxhip. [rny::ly
BF. SEIOPE, MERCILiST T.IILOR, Third
• •tx , ..t..11 , 1t I , lgpat, thankful
the very libersl parrottutre tioretttfll , 'test°, ed iifsdt htisi.
begs leave to ank n euutm wut. ot 1.11.• .111 m. lilt Is 1...,
Letter pr. rd than ever to curnitdt his friends and ne-
Intners wall garment/. V.llllll will dt,re entire nalliftv ::101.
tie alwxym kept oil han.l 11 L rty Intsnrtnienf
dtylem of CASZI VI Ell Est. CLOTW.t. Ae.. wid h
he v. 111 nail, to order nu the sled:est rndne,
tern..
CA. A perfect tit alway• wnr nkrit , (l. [not in ff.
teas n. rt:sn ..... V• 11,4 V.
T youNG &
City 1.01 , 113 , t0p, ..f ( A 10.
N q:11 A V.
lanais nit ivnrkinalAhip w ari Ind.; at r.
prices. Care taken in Isn'a.lng 14 , r total n i water cart i.e,
an/;31
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BUSINESS CARDS
V 0 1 ) 1) WELL'S Ft: liN AND
Y ClIAII:S• 171 ri.tail. endatatiii,
r:yie of ftu tutu,. In It.ae :I,.lieuitny and 41 . .111.11 . ....ie
tahle for pailers, J/1•1 re,ttni;
in Yew Yon: .i••.: ty
artielr made iv liand. and warrante.i.
C.thinet klakeri. antit•lnal wlnn au: T....aft) . 1-4 1-1:1'..N1-
11 . 1:11 Jul CI! 1 IC.: en 1 . .
11 an 1 Stemti/e/..n. funl/1-1,• •1 ar th•• •//. rtrat n
‘v..,,Attop4, N.w. ;7 met 7•0 .1 t,
11/111, i I.
TOLIN c()tii RA N 1;10 :tlsintV:!,..•t.ir
irera of trial hailin.t. leen \ autt•. .el J.•
. v 71u.l i • •
/rota W. 14.41 and Market rilt•!,•ek i . a: i...i••
hand a variety nr lieu/ taittern, Fan. y an I I'l., t •r
niteuteni in: t•. //quo, .;-•i re
Lobe. Jethhin,.kina ah..rt u•air 11..n.1 - 21
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T/1111 . /IINST. 'din /THEP,/
1./J.-era An. _II-, C.Ty. '
fully 1111-rni th.•.r itu.l the I ilk'. ~••iiend.y. Thai
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10 , tt , Id.::,; Par Na, Mid u!!!1!”...1 - 4; thin
ror,!!nald!!.
P EvoLvEits! itE:voLvEits:!—)ki,t re
the ulanufartarors. apl., ILSs•L . if,""PC.V,; , -
n•t of CULT'S III: CI: ATI 1 lI.S.
five awl .tax al: :.;
hirh Iv.. will WTI
prices nr tin can ht• 1.., _'it m the de of l: tor Vorlt Per
4011+ going in Arettralta mot rt-thlor nt, mot that they can
du I,tt e r by porelmemg them nt ilam they
can among strum,r+—. ice glve I—rtentH n t yet
tttly of the altove ht•laitt leaving the t . r.y, in CAl;l.'
ttt a intim tt we refund the money.
DOWN k TETLEY,
sepl 136 W.,,d Xtre. t, Pit tAur,h.
CO-PARTNERSIIIP
this day associated with me, THOMAS GROUTT. mi
partner in the business of Importing, Rectifring and Dis
tilling Liquors, the 11.illeeD will hereafter be conducted
under the style or firm of J. & T. GROUTT.
Pittsburgh, December 29,18.55.--11 m) JNO. GROUTT.
JT & T. GROUTT, Importers of Brandies,
. . Wine; Dealers in Fine ()Id Monongahela Bye
Whisky, Peach Brandy, !Lc. Also, Rectifiers and Distillers.
Corner of Smithfield and First streets, Pittsburgh. rder,3l
BOTTLERS.—JOLIN OGDEN & CO., Bottlers,
N 0.187 First street, would respectfully inform the put,
lie that they have constantly ou hand a large supply ..f
SARSAPARILLA, MINERAL WATER. ALE and PORTER,
of the beet quality.
The attention of families is particularly directed to the
fact that they bottle WAINItIGurs ALE in its pureed state
physiclaNt recorppend It to tappets§ on suount of ita whole
ante sail stroofthentng qualities, oatSCr.ly
• '
P' C' st‘
0„,
BUSINESS CARDS.
• .
- VAIN LITTLE, Jr., Ag , i,lit, N.. 201 Lilmr
Lrtd jud• td.-ivtA ft,ll4.wing ~r y 0.1 , dr
BRANDI E 3.
GorttA Brandy, very flnr,A ILi ithal
otard , 9uiwr 1 RUM
Nh;rro La co.,
- . .
IS:INF.-S. (II N.
Sarcial )ladenrn. ißognet,
ih.ward. Vaal ~4. Co., SinTen,,i,•inticon Cordial;'
East Ind is Slad.Orn, Schnapps
'Paid,. do I rtUNDRI MS
A inonCiinde ,berry, .itutilerford*H F.k . ..t...11 A le, '
Mrmranille o • i MIrCiAV . I. I IA )11li' I/1 Pude:,
Tab:, ,i., !Nrild Cherry Bravely,
CA,oking- do ' A Isginthe,
Ikn-swinu Port,
, A 1/1,442 Ole,
l'nftr J °ice .1., IC unirm
DeV r, do I:sardines,
Be . Claret, t Mochn and Java.
hf
r‘
Do weet, 'English Br. , lIN. n 1 ..
C 1 1 ,.,
Civiwrignon, I Imports! linvnua Cigars, of
Am , hor. 1 various brands,
Verrorney, Old Monongahela Whisky, of
I
Ifeideseek, nil grades.
Toee..iner with nil other artici , s connected with the tonsi
nos,. ruytdsw
- -
'• Norther with my ry, nor my Nth will I trill,"
—7'
IPORTANT TO TIIOSE AFFLICTED
I
WITH BAD Sli IT.—Persons suffering iro/ Bad Sight,
ar,blgg from inipalred vision, evastitutional decay, old age,
oause, rr Quid .10 i.ell to eull upon Dr. 0. E. SHAW,
ICA I, OPTICIAN, whore they may rely upon getting
›peetnelos srient;ficidly adapted V. the JUST WANTS OF
EVE. kl.lrie.st, Fifth street, opposite A. A. Mewon's,
Ml..r,scoprg. Thermometers, and every
i, rt.:ll.:hg t the tmtician trade, kept and repaired
• nr,•rtml I, .4.1 FrArne&
t'. A.) art], approved of, exchanged free of or-
I•
dee,' ay
I )1: It E ZEN PAINT'S—The undersigned
it, , late. LI, of dealers roil consumers to
t!e•Ll ~/;.••• ;., tAL i••,, of ZINC PA I N TS. Kr• , ood by new
,• •• - • an•l free f,• nn the• •dgertioo+ Malt:rt.)
T. nn hran.ll4 more favornbly known. and we invite
rutin, .inaisty of them. NVe manufacture
: il••ra lb. '• t all. NI , 1)I., - 11.• ?An. in oil of foreign
iiim eta. tare. I it grind all. f the variowi brands of Americ us.
'Dew,. ho wish t•. purchase an article that ran i.e relied on
pure and utiadulteramil, ran be sure of getting it of us.
• All ,11,-ilizn to our liraml of French Zinc, without
a g.minne and all purchased of us with this
l• a- ;Jail ant, to it, if found to lse aniuiwrated.
HALL k CORNELL,
Iti.l Maiden Inn!, New York.
IdA All DICKEY A al.
RO M'ater street, Pittsburgh.
rpllE COAL CoMPANY having
in•-t with lietsos is transporting coal to
1:1t rl•ral•d by the Insurance COM
t I.tht , pleasure In statingthat their
were pr. miiiniteinliy J. Newt...li 34141616. Agent
Comp.m.y. I). BEBWinit,
Agent of lip. Coal Company, Cincinnati.
Pi! t•Mir.....11. Ti, r [dectn
111 l 1 It S 11 F E L 1) c SON,
.1 • OIIIIIT
711
•• alltiounee that SIIIRTS made
t 4, Ilt , tl: Le h-rw.,rdi-il to any part
the parties eeniiiiii; ti.
•tn.,o! it. Ink ben. a. curling
-f .1. q:1.1..1. I :rigth of arm to the
MIME
1; - 1 . i'.— A 11.'t SON has'
a • • 1 1, /r:lhrm. al \.tTIIA\
Lv m1,. , 11 11, 'Pry trUilni , ^S 0 , 11t1101 , .. 1 ne
A:.VERIN A. \l A,l,\,
P.... tr%
r ;.•1i • ,•1 ,•t:r
It1:1,I)IYElt, l; ry.
• Tho part.l” , rship heroodore
11--,ettor and IL W
•!, • •;.• 717••: ,11:TII 3 C.)., V. 1.1
; •• • 1!••• t,tere-t
•••• 1. r.•71.111..te.1 hererel,e, uteler the
• I
•
)1.1) I'ENS--Mitiiv icAv find it difficult to
T . : fly Maltofa, turer+ attd
r- !. •• `.• -oteoll•tod to rod, .• u,.. ~ t lbt, of 1.411 Kohl
, olol• ; t•• r.••1:t, th-•
I z i I s• p
1 AND I'I' . .[,OI)EONS.-101IN 11.
m: -1
ti I all I V.•a-th
.:,tll. in 11 , itiltioll to a- -
=MEM
1) . TENT ()I I. 1` LOT I I S.—The undersignol
Lett., nt for the taannfrveturo
..VI ris,,k \;,•AM.NT tt INI'ttIV t-11.11tE tllt. CIPTIIs,
• t•
pretax r i to toinitth the trade Cult
Iron 7 4 . t.. 2' yank a Ide. Ittata, the s..lernunr
.; , 11 ., I. I.t oldattait.2 the right to Vlinti the
I. Fart., 1. Iru in L.
i )1 AND MO\ 1.1 . .—A n "pportnnity
1 1,, ..t. And 3 partner-liip in ti magnitio,nt, p..nnaneut,
emetel. reply notice: and 1,1
1.. e .leni“te , ratit , ll Of tarts will he preselito.d, that
n , nev.t captivating and desirel.le. Thirt
, • ewrh-penily /1.iver(1,01111•11t, hnt torn fide Al l
• .11..tatititti ••very reap, t; said the severest scrutiny in
it•,t
Mllllllfit,. n•r." Pmt Offics, Pittsburgh. Ps
no.l item. will h.. rommonl,t,l. nov2S:tf
IRON erry coLLEG E —DAY AND EVENING:-
I. Wrltang and Bon. , ,Alvpirtg.—Lndietl
. et•ll:lerrlon'ti A i.artmeiltat neparitte.
A ita aprltenuong to bugincan, (n new
and hr tier arlapt,..l to busintem, thin
z.k f . ,4111.1 In any trmtlyo. Rennlto ohtainotl with gr,at
t ~•:::ty hy new rinks, tetnned "Aralonelical Magic." Anth
in. tn.knt h. $4.
CA!. 1 n C.r.. - tdar of the Colitgo.
F. W. SENKTNS, Principal.
T wolAs
ADDLE, HARNESS AND
ho. 4 SL. Clair
Pitt4l•nt . ol.
II C1,• , 11,n, torth
y Y.
DKNN V. Forwarding ate! Colututanion
Water +treet. l'lttnburgh. [npW
yk,r -VIVI! ES, CLOCK'S AND JEWELRY
Al' (llt EATIN ial/CCED PR(CES.
NI Po near xelling .dr his large and
of tine Wat, hen, 110010, Jewelry and ranLy
al .1 very smell advance —a tirqt preparatory
lily Shire Shanael the purchnne e,f iLu entire
e ,, . the ng trade.
1;;;EA1• u.kr:GAINS should call early, as
t•..l(e,e .1t Ins present stock with
h. torn.. r price,
;Le t rt.,— 'IOIIEI3.Teo, la FIFTH Btrent. Dell/
)1 , 1: 1. febti
.Ihht
AT EN AND BOYS' WINTER CLOTHING
AVI —ROSENTHAL .4 BRO.. Fifth street, oumite Ma
-11.1, 11 hug.. stink of Men and Nue' CLdFIRNO
, oinprNing some entirely new and elegant Styles,
!..li t t4.y are prepared to furnish at the lowest rash prices.
A 1,.0 a flrje and fazillionablo stock of GENTS' FMCS' ISH IN 0
t i otl Ds. der-113fly
Q\VALLOW-'I'AIL LINE OF LIVERPOOL
AND NEW YORK PACKET SISIPS.
( ( 0,1,1110 Url7lll/14 57 South strut, X r
TM The subscriber is the only Agent In PittaAr t
for the above Line—has always
on
Land DRAFTS fer mile for any amount, payable at any Umiak
lo Ireht[l , l, SO411111(1 and Witte.
JOHN THOMPSON, European Agent,
110 Liberty street, Pittsburgh_
_\V4FCII AGENCY.—We have been 9)-
7 Olilted F.OlO Agent for the State of Pennsylvania.
for the eel, of the celebred dan unequalled Watches of
CIiAS. FllooBll 2at . Nt, 84 STRAND, L 047 671 ,/
( Formerly J. R. Anent-n.l
Reing his •` Improved Chronometer Series," for which the
British Oovernment awarded a premium of £3,170. They
usually regulate within a minute a year I There Is perfect
regularity of time under every variety of climate and posi
tion, and are not affected by railroad traveling, horseback, or
the most violent exercise.
Atsu—An excellent stock of all other kiwis of Watches.
.02r - Watch Repairing done promptly. and in the most so-
W. W. wnsoN,
peri+r manner.
67 Market et., cognac d Fourth.
COAL WORKS FOR SALE.—Sixty three
acres of land, with 250 of Coal attached, and all the Lm.
proveinents thereon in aucoesaful operation. Said Farm Is
situated on the bionerigabels river, 34 miles above Mtn
burgh. .d is supplied with a Farm mouse, Darn, Tenant
ildiises. Orchard, Railroad, and an excellent harbor.
The vein of Coal le floe fee and cannot be sorpaned
In quality. For further culaf B a Vt.°
NI N PATNE,
No. 2ablatialy street
• g o .
EERIE
is intlAt t• can tulle rind accurately
~ uw. - cr. rnxd. • !) tho chttor cf
St ,•: t!:.• 1:. fr. ::: t,) the kne....
11'. r A, r lA, Kyle of
logeonly
t.fi)•1 , 1.•. .•1 grrat yid°, r..
. • tirr.na arlle rrfi.l fit.
t.tr:
I•• Fl.ll - 11:411,1,.:
L
7.. 11..0.1 'tr.
'here-fhrrl-I'arulr• hi
1 r firm .•1 .1 A V.A..' A
ALVERIN A NI
'tr.! , I t.1,•..y 7tIE.
• -
street, e
i 1.10.1 11 Ow Trad, ot:r
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skAy that
tittt:l,t. Ith•I :\ 1:1 the
.• t ,11 ht.': 1 1: th:lr ...al: he.
11, , iTETTER,
W. S‘lllll.
~. ,i•r• ..1
n: .1 “.‘, ..t....1-1,111 I 1.. $4.
,1 N 1 11-St):.,, Nlokrh,,t
.0 0, hntol
!,, 11T A NI , FIIItTES
ondr not new strck 01 11.1 SON R II AM
j tt2.5
El=
I 1.0 13;:s.• I.toon—cs. to mew op‘4n f no - rptiince,
Ii mkt . money. lire is a Ctilncn
, .••• z. lilyntliry. \OW' L ntrvlial , l,.
I.•
140
NUMBER 165.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL ,
Volt it ItAPID:RE of , CVAII/11$, °OLDS, ;WARM
WliOollrvO 4 COL'Olt, CISOUV,
IoITIISIA ANL) GotistimPnoff
Ems Rainier Is (Altered en the mar*
. ...,...
~, inanity with the confidence we fail In
r
. • .... Ab marticle which seidoin fade in rust
' ' . 4/. Ise the happiest es Wait cisbe 4.-
)r. s+"' aired. tie wide is tits 644 of its two
;e ll Minims, and so numerous time corn of
. .—e._
its curia, that almost every ivectiom of
r Air . ow
~...,. . , too country abounds to perfecto, pate
ie - ',., -., cl.'' .--Ift':„ , hely known, who have barn nattered
from alarming and even desperate die
ea.me of the lunge, by its use. When once trial, Its sups
horny over every other medicine of Its kind, Is too apparent
to eeeatie observation, and where It, virtue. are known, the
publie no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the
distressing and dangerone affections of the pulmonary or
gans. NVIIICII are incident to oar climate.
Nothing bas called louder for the earnest Inquiry of medi
cal men, than the alarming prevalence and fatality of con
eumptive complaints, nor has any ono class of diseases had
more of their invastigations and care. But as yet no ada
plate remedy has been provided, on which the public amid
depend for protection from attacks upon the respirator y or-
gene until the Introduction of the 011EILUY PECTORAL.
This article is the product of a long, laborious, and, I believe,
successful endeavor to furnish the community with suds, a
remedy. (It this last statement the American people are now
tlemiselves prepared to Judge, and I appeal with confidence to
their decision. If there is any dependence to im placed in
what men of every class and station certify it has done for
them; if we can trust our own sensea when we see dangerous
affections of the throat and lunge yield to It; If we can depend
on the imminence of lutelligent Physicians who make it their
businase to know—in short, If there !zany minim° upon any
thing. then it is Irrefutably proven that this medieing does re
lieve and doesleure the class of diseases it Is designed for be
yond any and nil others that are known to mankind. If this be
true, It cannot be too freely published, nor too widely known.
The afflicted should know it. A remedy that cures Is price
less to them. Parents ebould know it, their children are
priceless to them. All should know It, for health can be
prnal to no one. Not only should it be circulated here, but
everywhere, not only in this country, but in all countries.
lIQW faithfully we have acted on this conviction, is shown in
the fact that already this article has made the circles of the
globe. The sun never sets on Ire limits. No continent is
without it, and but few peoples. Although not In so general
use in other nations as in this, it Is employed by the more
iutelligont 1.1 almost all civilised countries. It is eaten
meety employed in both America,—in &trope, Asia, Africa,
Australia and the far-off felon& of the sea. Life is as dear
to its imeeiniers there as here, and they grasp at a valuable
remedy with even more avidity. Unlike most preparations
of its kind, it is an expensive compadtionof costly material.
i , till it is afforded to the public at a reasonably low prim, and
gh 3g
What le of v astly more importance to . its quality la
never suffered to decline from its eel Ward of excel
lence. Every bottle of this medidne, manufactured, is
as good BA ever bas been made heretofore, or u we are (n
-imble of making. No toil or cost is spared, in maintaining
it in the best perfection which It Is possible to produce.
Hence the patient who procure, the genuine Canter Pao
omit, eau rely on having es good an article co has ever been
had by those who testify to its cures.
By pursullig this course. I have the hope of doing some
good in the world, as well as the satisfaction of believing
that much has been tlono already.
CY Prepared by J. C. AYSII , Practical and Analytical
Chemist. Luwell. 51.8.
Sold by B. A. YALINKSTOCK & CO., at wholesale and re
tail, by every Druggist In Pittsburgh, and by all Dealers
everywhere. aplrirmdkw
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE—Ou the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad,
thrty rnii,s below Pittsburgh.
We have received from the owners a commission to offer
the following valuable property for sale, suitable for private
residences. farmer,,, gardeners or manufacturers. This pro
perty is located in one of the healthiest sections of the Ohio
river, and consists of over 800 acres; the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad passing through it. lAts No. 4,6, 6,7,
9. /0. I I and 12, command a view of the Wei river for tire
miles. These lots vary in six,. from 38 to 72 acres. The Rail
road is now making through lots Nos. 4,5, 6,7, 8 and 9, all
of .1,11 are river bottoms, with soil unsurpassed fbr
rlch
mxs: excellent land for gardening purposes; the side-hill for
fruit trees, vines aisle or pasturage. Lots Nos. 10, 11, 12and
vary fi,•rn 7.1 to 150 acres, and are fine wheat lands, war
oai-ed by none in Ohio. Lots Nos. 1, 2 and 3 vary In else
irom 11 to :Li Non-, and are meadow and side-hill. No. 14,
commning 52 acres, is in Beaver county, PR., and is meadow,
ei.P.-bott...in and side-hill. with timber, coal and Ore-clay in
aburidamo.. Ira No. 15. containing 22 acres, Is in Hancock
ra ,unt 3 . ir.ginjA, principally bottom land, on which lea com
fortabiJ dw.ltiing bones. All of these parcels of land have
oral of an exc. lent quality, except lots Nos. 1,2, 11 and 15;
all have tine tor's•r an writer. N.e. 17 is an island in the
known Ohi o OR I.ma Island. and containing about 13 acres.
TIlt• owner. John Bever, Esq., demised, by his last
w in testament. reserved out of lot No. 4 a five acre lot,
on v.l h In is er— :ed a Seminary building, which, together
wo.h s amounting to $5.000. are in the hands of trus
tees rippointrril Inc the Legislature of Ohio, for school pur
e.
1.9 . 11 anti of utility to all persons raising families
,t. thIA VI. linty.
This property i. now offered fur sale in a body or as laid
of! n 1.a.. on re-a-uttable terms. Persons wishing homes
with all the adv,nta,tes of a healthy locality, and schools
dud F.Ol. ou,luned with the cunvenlenoes of travel by
r.% or or mlllroutl, all eo well to call on us before purchasing
else. lure.
forth,r information call on or address,
lILAKICLY k RICID3Y,
ap , Aixtv Iteal Estate Brokers, Pittsburgh, Pa
-
ITII E WEST.—We have Agents in the fol
-I,wtng places in the Western country, vie:
?...e3 City. Ptiernport, Cbundi Bluffs, Sin utM
F. .r 1 , Sge. still Burt Dez No r incz. in lowa, and at St. find,
Itnarns+itio and Afinnana, iu Minnesota, and are
bents lands in all the land districts In that
state „,,.i ,•rrltory —to purchase and sell lands on commis
il,lions, remit money, by draft on New York
•Ity, hr. 11((, - Agents are reliable men, of long residence
n..d vutn r 4 non oi the West; leave experienced and reliable
it employ, and have given no entire satisfac
,„., Ire here, through them. located since last fall over
now would sell fur $2,50 an Mere, cash,
sid In lice years fro,ni this will .11 for $lO an acre. We will
‘.l%ran tee the return of the investment In twelve months,
n ii 6 2.5 per rent. Urter••st , to any of our customers who may
not 1,. satisfieJ w ith th,•ir locations, or who may wish to dlis.
ros• of theta. BLAKELY k RltirßY,
Real Estate Brokers,
ill and Smithfield sta., Pittsb'h.
ETES
MRS. S. A. ALLEYS WORLD'S lIAIR
j_ unWII ,7 Remoter and Preserver of
hi. I lair and Sight—The hair and / 1 "" er g re y ,
ewe restored to and preserved In their ‘..-sriginal Life Color I—
will soon be
,,
use. \I Spectacles and GreyfL
on' extinct. This pleasant and valuable ..reparation has
fiir many yew., by hundreds of the mostaim°n
go intl.,' and wealthy persons of the land, who hao nr°° • ° '"' 7
tried all the nostrlVlA of the day without SuCcaef..
•
It is entirely different from other preparations for a fir '
l
Ilitl eoinposed of deleterious articles, such as Is "7'
lime. eaustic, Spanod, flies, copperas, and oil of vitriol, whie.. l
are said to eau., the hair to grow on the palms of aka
but which, in reality, either greatly injure the healda
of those who use them. or send them to an untimely grave.
The Restorer, used with the Zylolalsamum, not only
C1,1•11,f1 the hair. but Melinaas it to curl, giving it a soft,
glossy and natural appearance.
The Restorer will strengthen and preserve the sight, and
remove and prevent dizziness, head-ache, scurf, dandruff,
scant-Lead. or any eruption of the skin, and all unnatural
perspiration of the head. When once restored, by applying
it n tow times at intervale of three months, you will not have
trey hair, if you should attain the age of one hundred
years. When need for baldness, you moat take off your wig.
scratch. oiled silk, or anything which will cause a return of
the iitoonsible perspiration of the head.
I t lea certain cure ter Catarrh In the Head.
-
JOB. FIEMIND,
Corner Market street and Diamond.
Sold only by
aplo
AfRS. S. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S HAIR
DRESSINti OR ZYLORALSAMUM,—This Balsam
found. on trial, to be a most delightful and valuable
di-resting for the hair, and an India article for the
toilet. It is easily applied, and will not stain the finest lin
en. It not only cleanses the hair and akin, but causes the
hair to curl, and disposes it, however harsh and mama, to re
mom In any desired poeition or form. Hy Rs use the bate
I..eomes Kitt and silky, and obtains that glassy and natural
appeetranCe eo much desired.
It will remove and prevent scurf, dandruff, and all nxinat
urel perspiration of the head. and by Its invigorating action
on the skin and the roots of the hair will prevent the hair
from tailing out, and in a abort Ihbirrithen need with the
listitorer, when the baldness la not hereditary, restore the
hair. It will also remove neuralgic pains, inflammation and
rein from cuts, burns, bruises, bites or stings of insects, Arc.
Mothers ,will find Mrs. 8. A. Allen's Zylobaleamtna a ea
' perror dressing for children's hair. After having given it •
trial. every one Is certain to recommend it. It is the best
And clioapod article of the kind now offered to the public.
111 , put op in large bottles, 8714 cents each. Agents supplied
Al the wholesale price.
For salo only l 7 JOB. FLEMING,
apt° Corner of Market at. and the Diamond.
OFFICE OP PITTSBURGH GAS 00.
April 4, 1898.
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS.—Sea:ed
prewill be received by the Pittsburgh Gee Com
pany at trir Office on Smithfield street, until Viednewlay,
the 1611 lost., at 3 o'clock, P. IL, for furnishing the follow
ing materials, viz:
530 Perches of good flat rubble walling stone; per perch.
258,000 Good haul, well burned, stock bricks, each to mea.
earn 4 1 / 6 by 9 inches, and 2 1 % Inches thlek—per M.
00,000 Common Fire Brick, the seine else as above—per M.
3,000 Brothels clean sharp river sand—per bushel.
50000 Superficial feet of elate roofing, each elate to mea
sure 18 by 30inehee and 4 inch thick—perm:mare.
Also—Proposals for furnishing.
32,000 Ihd. of Miscellaneous Iron Castings VI Si.
94,000 " of Cast iron Pipes of various sites, "
30,000 ". of Bar Iron,
1.e),C110 " of Iron Boiler Plate,
The whole to be subject to the inspectioa and approval of
the Engineer of the Company, and delivered at the work' at
such times and ne such quantities as he may direct.
Payments to be made on estimates one month after deliv
ery. lees twenty per cent., to he retained until the CCap. p riAAJD
of tie contract.
All patterns for castings and pipes, will be frirrdebed by
the Compnny, and any info Ilion that may be required,
relative to the mitten be tarnished by the Engineer,
at the works.
I •oposidettile addressed to JOHN HOLM 8, Bub, Presi
de, of the Company, endorsed " Proposals for 13tonesEricks.
Castings, Bar Iron," itc., as the case may be,
aps JAMES THOMSON, Engineer.
COUGHS AND COLDS CURED by the use
of MORGAN'S CELEBRATED COUGH SYRUP. Let
all who are alllicted with Colds procure a bottle of it. Price
only 25 cents. Hear the testimony of an old man litho tried it;
Mn. Jolla D. Mogoev—This may certify that being OHM
ed with troublesome Cough, I bought a ttle of Morgaa's
Cough Syrup, and am happy to say, after using it, my cough
is entirely cured. I am free to pronounce your Cough
Syrup the beet medicine I have ever used. No ftimily
should be without this valuable medicine.
DAVID SIoROBERTS, Allegheny.
Prepared and for sale, wholesale and retail, by JOHN
HAFT, Jr., Sole Proprietor, No. 186 Wood street, Pitts
burgh. febil
S*
HAVEN'S No. 1 PEN.— his ex
• tenant Pen, manufactured by Joseph %sou In
place f the popular 708 Pen, is rapidly gaining favor with
the tr, ting public, and is now more in .end than any
pen et sr sold in this city. It Is used fa both of the large
Commercial Colleges, and preferred to any hitherto Intro
duced.
I have contracted for the manufacture of a -
lin supply of these Pens, sods ready to filitylttly
ext mutt.
B. HAVEN, Scatterer,
feb22 tdosicat at, corner Second.
211/1 LES. TRIESTE VERMILLION in
WV' item and ktr sal. by
MIMING BROS.
bb2o
SWIM
‘.....
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" 't.`" s
, j .
RATES OF ADVERTISING
AGREED ON BY TEE PITTSBUROII PRESS
1 . 111 uw or MIONPAILLIL, OR UZEJ
.0 square, one insertion
I • each addithmal Insertion
two weeks
Ci=l=
Do.. one month
D. •.wo months...
Do. three trioiithe
Do. four months..
Do. mix months...
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INVENTIONS AND PATENTS
MOSES F. EATON.
mzuzrm
Sale & Purchase of Patent Rights.
And Dealer in every rariety of WECIIANICIAL AND
°TILER PATENTS. Office and Exhibition Room, RO.lZe
VIRET STREET, near Wood, Plttaburgb, Pa. -
/Fir Orders for Patented Articles of every description
prompfdy attended to.
ACIENTS W ANTED.
'Prates 011 Globe• for Steam Engines
Poen Prrr DION Waan,
Prrranuaon, April 14th, 1858.
Mr. Y. P Eaton—alr: Mr. George Trott'e "Patent Oil
fibber" 11. Y. been In use on the Engines in our *corks for
three or four years past, and hare performed so satisfactory,
that we now apply them to all the enginee we make., For
two years past we hare abandoned the WO of any other kind
of Oil Globes. Respectfully, yours,
[Prom tho New York Scientific American.]
Patent Finishing Plane.
This Invention Is intended fur use where it is desired to Ira.
part a Ane, smooth, and glossy surface to the wood; but it Is
applicable, with advantage, to all kind of carpenter's planee.
The novelty consists In placing the cutting chisel. or bit, in
front of the wedge, instead of behind, as In common planes;
also In applying a metallic mouthpiece to the face of the
plans , la front of the chisel, which mouth piece serves as the
test for the chisel, and COTALIVI the throat of the plane.
But the mouth piece is so close to the edge of the bit as to
prevent the plane from ripping or splintering the wood in
the least degree. Indeed, we have seen the implement ap
plied to the planing of wood against the grain,and .trans-
Tamely to the grain, leaving the wood perfectly smooth. So
perfect is the operation of this instrument, that it may be ap
plied to the planing of veneers—with entire success--a
thing which cannot safely be done by the common plane.
The peculiar arrangement of the month piece, bit, and
wedge, affords a complete and Arm bearing for the bit
throughout its whole • length, and dispenses, under all dr
eam stances, with the use of a cap or double bit.
This is a very simple and effective Improvement, destined,
we have no doubt, to And its way into every carpenter's shop
in the land. No tool cheat is complete without It. The in
ventor Is Wm. C. Hopper, of Pittaburnh, l'a., and his patent
beers date January 16, 18 66.
air MOSEB Y. EATON, No. 139 First street, Agent for
the patentee.
Prrranuaau, January 3d, 1856.
Ma. M. F. Heron—Sir: We are CaleineknakeW, and
have used Hopper's Patent Veneer Plane, and we can recom
mend It to all our fellow workmen as tar superior to the old
mode of scraping. A man can plane as much veneering lu
one hour with this plane as he could scrape In the old way
in a day; and with greater ease; fur any man that has used
the scraper knows that It cramps the hand, and will burn
and blister the fluprs. We would not do without these
Planes if they cost three times the money they do. We have
also used his Patent Jack and Fore Plane, and consider it
superior to the old cap bits. You can plane against the
grain of the wood as well as with It.
Yours, &c., JOILN M. BOICE,
WM. 11. LEV7IB,
ANTHONY LEIFFER,
PETER LifFIFER, Foreman,
0. C. HOLLIEDT,
JACOB SCTIOWOELD,
S. F. BOICE,
Employed at T. B. Young A Co.', Cabinet Factory.
Agents for Patents
The only agent for the sale and purchase of patent
rights generally, who keeps a permanent office for
that purpose that we know of, is Moses F. Eaton. 139,
First street, Pittsburgh. His office is a perfect mu
seum of specimen patents and mechanical curiosities ;
not a mere collection of profitless samples of human
ingenuity and invention, but an exhibition of the
most valuable, labor-saving contrivances, in the va
rious departments of mechanical and agricultural
science. No one interested in this line of business,
should fail to call on Mr. Eaton, who is a gentleman
of science as well as general intelligence, and who
will communicate any desired information relative to
the business in which he is engaged.—Brownerilte
Clipper.
PITTI3IItiRGLI, April 10th, 1856
N. F. Eaton, Esq.—Dear Sir: We have now
been working the new Match Machine that
you have to sell, for some time, and we feel safo
in saying that there is no machine for making
lucifer matches in this country that can be at all
compared with it. It works admirably—and
turns out work very fast. Very little capital is
required to start business with it, and there is
few branches of business more profitable. We
consider it one of the most ingenious inven
tions we have ever seen, and it must find
purchasers wherever known. We are well
pleased with our purchase of Territory, and pre
sume you will soon find a sale for all you have to
dispose of. Yours Truly,
H. Teams & Co.
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AN MONDAY, 24th teat, Passenger Traina
will run daily, except Sundays, as follows:
Leaves Pittsburgh for Orestfte at 75a A. M. and 3 P. IL
Leaves Crestline for Pittsburgh at 6 A. IL and 12-50 P. U.
These Trains make close connections at CRESTLINE with
Trains for COLUMBUS, DAYTON, CINCINNATI. BELLE
FONTAINE, INDIANAPOLIS, CHICAGO, SAINT LOUIS,
and all points on roads extending West and South-west
through OHIO, INDIANA and ILLINOIS.
The 7% A. M. Train from Pittsburgh connects at Mansfield
with Trtins on Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Road, fnr
SANDUSNY, TOLEDO and CHICAGO; also. close orm Elec
tions are made at Alliance with Trains on Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Road, for CLEVELAND, CHICAGO, DUNKIRK
and BUFFALO.
THROUGH TICKETS are sold to Columbas,Rayton, Cin
cinnati, Loniaville, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Bollefontaine,
"Meng% Rock Island, lowa City, Dunlieth,
Coq Springfield, 111, Fort Wayne, Cleveland, and the prite
In tho Wost.
HTON ACCOMODATION TRAIN leaves new
""" burgh at 7, A. M. and P. M. Leaves
Brighton for Pity —right°, at 9%, A. M. and 5%, P. M.
Pittsburgh for New 'rther Information apply to J. o
4il - For tickets and ~
er la
CURRY, at the corner offce,. under
to the
GEO. PARKI Monongahe
N House,
, t
or at the Federal street Station, J . H . moogg,
Agent. [mhT2]
Cincinnati, Hamilton 4t, pay.on Railroad.
CINCINNATI PASSENGERS .75-1/P„/e6",,
take notice that the advertisement of a Route,
stating that the 8 o'clock A. AL train
sylvauia Railroad le the only one which makes connection At
°redline. This is incorrect, and calculated to deceive the
travel ling public, as there are two daily trains between Pitt*.
burgh and Cincinnati making close and sure connections,
via BKLLEPONTAIN and DAYTON. No other route wakes
connections with the 3 P. M. train of the Ohio and Pen nay!.
Vealfit Railroad. 0. B. BROWN, Orel Agent.
F. KNOWLAND, Agt. Pittsburgh. Weal.
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late purchases and Importations. Priers moderate.
4011 N S. DAVISON,
ap9 66 Marketi near Fonrth street.
TTNTEARABLE BOOKS Vox CHILDREN
—These are entirely new, and beautifully colored and
Illustrated. A great variety of them Call soon at
DAVISON'S BOOK STORE,
ap9 65 Market Street, near Fourth.
OR S .—Two fine building lots in Man
chester, 24 feet front by 124 feet deep, near the land
,ot for en extenalre Iron works.
A farm and mill property in Derry township, Westmore
land county. 127 acres with good improvements and in a
fine grain growing part of the country, near Latrobe.
A lovely country residence and 5 or 10 acres of land, on
the Pennsylvania Railroad and adjoining the Swissvale Sta
tion, with every thing to make it desirable a 5 a country and
city residence.
A lot of ground and dwelling :bons°, In East Liberty, 70
Net front and 135 feet deep.
A factory building and lot. in Allegheny city, with engine
boner and machinery complete, for a cotton batting and
oakum factory. Apply to
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Two MILES.--30 acres of land situate at
about two miles from the city. for sale. The land is
good and ilea well for country realdencee,—will be sold Mto
seams or in iota to suit purchasers. Price low and easy pay
ments. S. COTIIIIERT & SON,
ap9 bi Marhatatreet.
TA HIRSILFELD , SON will open on
• Thursday, April 10th. new styles of Scerl and Ties,
CI the beet French fabric, that arrived by the "Atlantis"
L 1111113EIFELD k SON'S.
a,' No. 70 Wood street.
IN CA . BRIO FDKFS- • -. 1
_LA so:win:lent of toluiidan, - fjOrto - Ciiiiert's, Belfast, an ,
Mareetnee Brunch fabric Handkerchiefs.
L. lILRBII FELD k SON'S,
ANES AND UMBRELLAS—Of every do
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CC7I7ON HALF HOSE—Of all grades, of
nectar tt boar Sceicor?, And JohntDarcle's English
goods. L. lIIRSHEELD EON'S,
N 0.70 Wood stroet,,,
-NIT - RIGHT'S PREMED:3I KATHARION
is the tonsrest.Beautiller of the age.
wfuonrs PREMIUM. KATHARION
Renders the Hair soft and glossy.
For sale by KEYSER, HAFT, SCOTT and SELLERS, at 26
WRIGHT'S PREMIUM KATHARION
v stops the Heir from falling out, and produces a lux
wisp& growth.
w.p - nrra EATHARION
Reviews an Mndralrand depaits
for as* wholesale, by R. E. SELLERS & CO. [angle
B ACON-15 hhds. shoulders ;
3 do. eide.s;
4 do. hams. Just received ,d for
(aP 6 ) FORSYTH 3 EGvYTT.
caved es 4 fbr ado by
SOAP -50 boiee Oleine. Soaß, B 4 yir eet reed end
for isle try (gib) • 'PO & SCOTT,
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No. 70 Wood street.
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