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7ETTSBURGII MORNING POST.
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pat:dished iq Pittcburgb..
slhoce wbo wish to take a paper from Pittsburgh, will find
the SATURDAY POST a aafo and profitable investment.
Aildres; Jll.lllllilS P. BARR,
sopl7 Editor and Proprietor.
BUSINESS CARDS
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64. E ES'
1100 E: AND JOB OFFICE,
POST EiTs'll-,DISZCFS,
Corner of Fifth and Wood Streets,
PITTSBURGH.
ri IltE undersigned having made extensive
additions of the LATEST AND HANDSOMEST STYLES
TYPE, wad improved Machinery, to the MORNING POST
hug OFFICE, inilto t l l ' motion of Rail Road Oilcan
IMISill1,511" 1° U and the public generally, to their
t0p,r1,.: facilities fur executing with dispatch, on reasonable
terms, all kindA of
RAIL ROAD,
MERCANTILE,
LEGAL,
AND EVERY OTHER DESCRIPTION OF
PLAIN & FANCY PRINTING
Our material being nearly all new, we can give CALM
e of the most complete natisfection, and solicit orders
RAIL ROAD BILLS AND CARDS, •
BANK CHECKS, BLANK NOTES,
LETTER HEADS, BILL HEADS,
BILLS ',LADING, CIRCULARS,
BUSINESS CARDS,
• PA PER BOORS, `DEEDS,
MORTGAGES, BONDS, Ac.
..eXr . Particular ett.Lition will nig° be paid to the printing
cf i'oszerAuirraniineg, Ac. for Concerts, Exhibitions and
Circuses. BARR & MYERS.
B. C. Sr. J. Li. SAWYER,
LARD OIL,
CANDLES,
PALM, TOILE f,
AND ROSIN SOAPS
No. 4-7 Wood street, Pittoburgh, Pa
JiI'OiIEERT & Co.
.2- ILV7 ADDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DILA_LIIRS ID
PRODUCE, FLOUR AND WOOL
No. 11-1 OE,
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Springer liarbaugii, Ji....eith E. Elder, St.Louiti •
Pi t tit. ilr... ; , Boon.: 5. Wylo, Philadelphia;
it. 11. Palmer, " ill:1mA b. Martin,
i,_CCCndle6', "iran9 ii Cu., " James, Rent, Santee & Co. "
H. Childs A Co., " Leen°, Sterling & Co., "
ragaloy, Cougrave ..; Co., " Yard, Gilmore A. , Co., "
A. A. Mason A Co., ." Edward T. Mptt,
G. W. Smith, Wilcoling; Weaver & Graban, "
A. J. Wll.,elor, Banlz,r, L:incit, wad. loc7:ly
The People's Shoe Store.
1). S. DIEFFENBAUHER &CO•,
Oheap CASh ..:Alts Ia all kinds of Faehlonable
BOOT, SHOES AND GAITERS,
For Goo tlewou, Ladius, Youths uud Chi'droll,
No. 17 Fifth Street, near Alarket,
c, PITI6BURGII, PA
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PERRIN & JOIINSON,
Proprietors of Childs S Co.,
Patent Utrautic Fire arid Wetter Proof
ins it _Hoofing.
133 THIRD STREET.
iiRDERS fur ROOTING promptly and faith
fully excet our work. warranted.
Roofing tlalt,nial alw,..yr, oo baud, and for sale; with di
r,..7.ti0n,1 tor wig , . seplly
ILAIMILLTON & CO,
ENGINEERS AN ID MACHINISTS,
Gunter t?l' F,ret awl Liberty streets, Pitt/but 501, Pa.
U PERIOII STEAM ENGINES for Grist
Nj and SAW :OUP, lireU'ent , -3 Printing Establishments,
A b.uutat_torie, , made to order. They also COULiUIIo
mantih.cture of their Colehraud lacliitikta"roole, such as
Tut ning Lathes, I ran Planers, Boring and milling Machines,
Sc. Alan, Wrought Iron Uhatting, with Pulleys, Hangers,
jalklyd
J. MN TEOSIP2ON..
JOHN THOMPSON & CO.,
if OUSE PAIN'LERS, GLAZIERS AND
u tiILAINERS, No. 135 Third btreet. 810 N PAINT
-INu executed with neatness and dole cit. Mixed Paiute,
Turperivine, Varnish, Japan and English Patent Dry
ers, Ville Ziy, s 3c, a very- superior article ; Phila
delphia and Pitteburgh White Lead eiwa ) s on hand and fi,r
side. We are prepared to g ,iiuti colors fur Piiinion3, Drug
gists, or oiheie, at the shortest notice, lig we have a 1,1111
w,.ich grinds by StrUill Paintera will save money l.y get
tin • their colors ground with U 3. paddy
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GOLD AND SILVER SP .2:CTACLES,
A T FACT VILER'S PRICES
HYDROMETERS
c,r weighing espirita, the cheapest and beat articles over
brought to this city.
' THERA WIETERS AND BAROXLETED.I3,
varying in price from $d to $3O each.
POCKET COMPASSES,
AND
SURVEYOR'S COMP ASSE
always on band at G E S EES ,
Pradical Optician ' 58 Fifth &rect.
oppoait.4 Masonic Hall.
DAAVLi'S & CLULEY,
Etiouse, sign and Ornamental Painters
ANI) GRAINERS,
144 WOOD STREET.
Dealers in White Lead and Zinc Paints.
Ali uoH, Varnislosi, Putty, Shied Paints, Window Glass,
owlgory article tist . ll in the trade nale2,o:ly2d
11 AMES AIILLINGAR, MONONGAHELA
clr i•L &NINO MILL, would respectfully inform the public
Li t robuil
andt since the tire, and having enlarged his
tillL.d it with the newest and moot ap•
Is now pr , parod to furnish flooring and
boards, scrowl sawing and res.iwing, doors, sash and
Ennio rn, kiln dried, fratnw, mouldinge, box snaking, &c.
Pittsburgh, Septembor 7, 1857. [Bel°
.7,,,z0.p1a Willi,:lie Carriage, ktopositorye
f , ;,Pli. WIIITE., now carrying ou Mira- ... .;-...,
oj t. , la in bi , .l!viluiCillA promises, (now lately ,
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et..lit;..(ohjon silo rAt.st urgh and Ureensburg l .tlf -.---- - 1'3.,
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s.erul.ake, near tlye TWO :Silo Mu, betwoon , : — " ~---
itt , ,hargli and Liiwrer...,,Nille,rulpectfully invites the public
t•olu.pnct his stool: of OAREIAGES, BUGGIES, A°. And he
i ;., t:cularly inlorm i., ntlemen purchalvs, that one price
,al) 5N1.11.1.4b.f.
r,,arteen yeeir,s' experictice In the bueitaiss enables him te
p1,,..e oefore his patrons the same choice collection of Cai
riagei which, -S. , rrilny years past it 1110 been his particular
d..partment 1.,.., select, from the various and most talented
ialmuiro manufacturers. !Om:meccas of his new system is
euzapleto—the cruaelny of his arrangements will supply the
hest, and most fashionable roauniactures -at moderate priced.
ilnencumbored by tboLii. heavy ripeLl6ol3 which the mania
7.,r ?. , ,,-,rating houhes et huainesa has heaped upon the prici
of gu.l3, (owing to large rente, JOSEPH WHITE will roll,
~, 0 .,,dy money only, at much lees thou the usual prices.
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,irrii.g ,- ..2 r..paired In the bald IW; no: with chaf , stcn
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY JAMES P. BARR, AT THE et POST BUILDINGS," CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS; AT FIVE DOLLARS PER- ANNUM.
HOTELS & RESTAURANTS
WASHINGTOA HOUSE,
COR...PENS'iI AVENUE 4 THIRD ST.,
WASDINGTOfd, D. C
A. F. BEVEltill(iE
SCOTT HOUSE ,
Corner Irwin Street and Duquesne Way,
PITTSBURGH, PA..
B. D. MARKER, - - - 'PROPRIETOR,
(Formerly of the " House," Blaireville, Pa.)
H E SCOTT HOUSE IS COM
PLETED AND OPEN FOR GUESTS. It is situated
In a central part of the city, being convenient to all Railroad
Depots and Steamboat Landings.
The House was built in 1816, with all modern improve.
manta, and iitted np in splendid style—the entire furniture
being new—and will in every respect be a first class Hotel.
Pine STABLES are attached to the premised. IJel2•y
H. W. KANAGA.
U. ,S. 1111 0 T ,
Oppoolte the Penna. Railroad Depot,
HARRISBURG, PA. [Jon
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
FORMERLY U. S. HOTEL,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
JANES smeamozi, Proprietor.
griHIS lIOUSE IS LOCATED ON TILE
corner of P KEN and WASHINGTON Streets, between
the CENTRAL, AND WESTERN RAILROAD DEPOTS, and
has undergone a thorough improvement, remodeled and
furnished with new furniture, and is now the most cone
Went Hotel in Pittsburgh, for Travelers by Railroad, East
or West.
Excelsior Restaurant, .--=\ ' _
No. 111 WOOD Strut, ''., -,
fk ... - L ,
PITTSBURGH, PA., ',
WHOLESALE AND lIETAIL DEALER IN LAKE AND
EASTERN FISH.
The undersigned has just received fr, m the F.aalern mar
ket, selected with great care,
SMELT, HALIBUT, lIADDOCII,
FRESH 001) FISH, EASL'ES.N SUN FISH,
SEVERAL VARIETIES OF LAKE FISH,
New York Prince's Bay, Egg Island,
Egg Harbor, Siaal Oysters.
The finest over brought to this city. Every dolicacy of tho
stiouoti served up at ,he EXCEL...Sit/It RESTAURA.NT.
S. Snail/WOE,
mrl:daw
[K~~:~c`t~11K~7~~ Ira~ , i~~~'Y~H.;l 1:~1~►'N 1A
By ELI YOUNG, FLFTIE STREET
The attention of Merchants -
'4l , ra;e , ,f , t 4 w° and others is directed to this
establibLuunut, which has been recently fated
up for the purpose of affording' a sußsrAv-
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TIAL EATING ROUSE IN A CENTEAL LOCATION.
Country folks attending market are particularly invited to
call. Everything pertaining to an EATING SALOON will
always be found, of the freshest the market affords.
ap29:lyaw
MANSION HOUSE, GEORGE AURENTZ,
PROPRIATOR, No. 344 Liberty street, jnet beside the
Passenger Depot of the Pennsylvania Railroad, which makes
it the moat convenient horse in the city for passengers arri
ving by that road.
Tim proprietor having, at considerable expense, fitted up,
lu excellent style, the •MANSION HOUSE, would respect
fully solicit a share of public patronage. There is attached
a Splendid STABLE and extensive WAGON YARD, afford
ing ample accommodation to travelers and teamstera. His
Larder and Bar will be furnished with the best the market
can afford. fabl:y
QT. CLAIR HOTEL, cornet. Penn and St.
ky Clair streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.—The undersigned, former.
ly of "Brown's Hotel," uniting taken this large and commo
dious HOTEL, and having retitted it in magnificent style,
would respectfully invite hie friends and the traveling public
to give him a call. Assured, with the convenience of the
house and his long experience to the business, &cp. n give
entire satisfaction, end his charges moderate.
feb22 WM. 0. CONNELLY.
GROCERIES.
ry a AMES PATTON, Jr., Federal street, Al
t, leghony, Wholesale Grocer und Tea Dealer, and Licensed
Liquor INlerchunt. Dealer in tdover and Timothy teed;
butter, Ch.ese, Lard, Baum, Flour, Halt, and Conn
y Pro,ince general!), nov23
J AISLES PATTON, JR.,
Federal street, Allegheny,
id now receiving In store the following, which he will sell
ut the lowest, cash prices, via :-
123 bbls. new crop plantation Molasses;
21 " " Sugar;
30 tibia Grocers Syrup;
10 Mae. prime roll Sutter ;
Sue lbs. " Feathers;
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120 tfoxes " Cheese ;
100 Bacon Hams;
, half chests. Young Hysou, Imperial, and/genuine
Country lean, with a general assortment of the hest and
largest stor.s. of Family Groceries to be had in the city,which
is for bald for Cash—remember,
PATTON'S,
fel Federal street, Allegheny City.
SUGAR.-
bbla. Baltimore Yellow Sugar.
S litida. Island
10 bble. Relined
10 " Levering aeaorted
Received and for-aale by JAMRB PATTON, Jr,
nov23 Altegnerty Oity
ATTENTI.ON, ALLEGHENY CITY.-
The subscriber would call your attention to his
stubs. of FA.111.1.1A GIIUCEIiIEd bought, of late, in New
York, for OASti, which he will sell at lower prices than any
other house in the two cities, fur Chou. Come and nee the
prices, at
A WORD TO TEA DRINKERS.
TILE PEKIN TEA STORE,
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ttS Fifth street, has imported into this market some of
the finest grades of _ . _
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
grown in the Celestial Empire, done up in all the various
teucy packages which Climatic ingenuity can invent. It is a
luxury and comfort to drink them. Proprietbra of steam
boats and hotels, and private families are invited to call.
cct7
KETCHUPS. -
10 dozen mushroom Ketchup.
10 do Enghsh Walnut do.
2.5 do Quarts Tomato do.
till do Pints do do.
Fur sale by REVILER 6z ANDERSON,
north No ati Wood street, opposite St. Charles Hotel
Mineral Water Depot;
J. C. 111.1FPUDI B. 8. BUItkER.
UC. 11U1LITUlit & CO., Nlanufaoturera of
a Barsaparilits, Mineral Water, Pop, Bottled Ale ani
Porter; also;Bottlera of Wainwright's cel..brated Wintertoif
dle. Warehouse,
No. 26 Itlark:Lot 'street, '
Prni3BITSGEt, PA;
';roars filled and shipped to all parts of the country
hort...dt. notice. Apl6:lytlaw
Lippincott, Shorten & P arson,
NO. lu4 WOW) STREET, NEAR , IFTH..
it i IANUFACTURERS OF TR'JNKS, Va
lices, Eat und Bonnet Boxes, Ladles Traveling
ti auks, Carpet. Bags, &c., keep constantly tn hand a , arge
sack. We are prepared to do a wholesale trade', andlac
ing facilities to turn out good stock at reduced prices we
w , :uld invite the trade to call and examine our good.; be.
0,1 a purchasing elsewne. 131.
T. CIkA_RLES LIVERY STABLES.-
The undersigned has bought the lease
the above named Stables, to
other with a portion of the exten. I A
sive stock of Borderland Carriages ~al.ll ll 2, 7Z,'
,ula, tuo property of James Mathews, deceased. '3- In addition
to the stock before.mentioued, he has also added a number of
PINE HORSES, DIJOUIES AND CARRIAGES,
,hich were formerly employed at his Livery Stables in
third, below Wood street. As he gived his personal atten
tion to the business, a continuance of the patronage which
he has hitherto received frcir. public is solicited.
JACOB 'GARDNER,
Bt. Charles Livery Stables.
N. 5.—A HEARSE and any number of CARRIAGES can
always be procured for h'unerals. den
Q WEE T CIDER.--4 bble. Sweet Cider, - for
kj saleby JAMES A. FETZER,
de4 89 Water street..
fIIIRISTMAS and NEW YEAII'S GIFTS
A..) o f every description in the acy Dr/ Goods line.—'
Ylea.se call and Bee them.C..II , IN 6 ON LOVE,
11.1'2.5 F..rmerly LOVE 131 . 10THEItS, 74 Market St.
OPPERAS.-- 1 10 bble on hand and for sale
by fatal) U. L. PA EINRPTOCH k
oIIEESE.-500 boxes prime, for sale by
.104 HENRY H. OOLLLNE
TiRESSED HOGS.-14 Dressed Hoge for
•alu by LIENS.Y U. COLLINS.
TARCH..-200 has Roohester Pearl Starch
16 for nolo by ideal lIIINBY H. HOLLINS.
CILASS.-200 boxes Window Glass, for sale
Ey f novl7l HiENRY H. COLLIN&
OAT FOLIOS AND DESK PADS for sale
by WM. a. JOHNSTON & CO.,
Ea Wood street.
(aTEEL PENS. Gillot's; Pratt's ; Per
k," ry's; Phineas'• Jenny Lind; Cooper; American,
Rhodes ct Son's,- and lifsven'efinst received b
W. S.
HAVEN,
Corner 'Market and Second ste
OARRIAGE OIL CLOTHS Enamelled
1,/ and plain finish, on different kinds of goodsall
widtio—wholesale and retail, b 2 y J. & H. PMELLI. 8,
6 and 28 St. Clair street.
GEO. R. WHITE & CO. having complet
ed their annual inventory, androdnced the cost price
or their goods, will sell their peeeent stock at a further
reduction of prices. Jail
'VARIEGATED SOAP.-25 boxes Varie
gated Soap received, and ter sale Cheap, by
JAMES , A. 1# irTZER,
I tLIO Corner Market and first streets.
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WANTED. -300 bus. good Dried Apple%
by good
e. 7/ETZ
Clocace blasket, and Itasi Maio.
• ,_—:;Zlrc'jt4r"Fg';
PIIOPRIETF.SBB
JA 1I YATToN'S, Ja.,
Federal etreet, near the Diamond,
ALLEG HINT 0121,
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
p k OBERT A. LOOMIS,
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Sueasorto B. T. C. Morgau,)
STA TONER, AND DEALER IN BOOKS, PERIODICALS
AND .NIIWBPAPERS,
No. 41 Fifth street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Co-Partnership.
ripHE undersigned have entered into Co-
Partnership, under the style of Win. C. Johnston & Co.
SAMUEL R. JOHNSTON, JR.,
WILLIAM G. JOH.nSTON.
Pittaburgh, September 6, 1857.
8, E. 'JOHNSTON, IH
Wrii. G. JOHNSTON at. CO.,
QTATIONERS, Blank Book Manufacturers,
and JOB PRINTERS, No. 57 Wood etrek between
Third and Fourth, Pittsburgh, Pa
koLANK BOOKS,
Journals,
Day Books,
Ledgers,
Cash Books,
Invoice Books,
Check Books,
Bill Books,
Receipt Books.
WISI. G. JOIINSTON .4 CO.,
67 Wood street.
For Bale by
d 029
PIANOS AND MUSIC.
SUPERB GRAND PIANO,
FROII TUE 'FACTORY Ob'
Steinway It Sons, New York.
IL KLEI3EIt .5. BRO. take pleasure in an. 4 -, - •
aouticing to toe public that they have just
received a splendid full GRAND PIANO,
from the tactory of Steinway Sons, New
York, which for exquisite sweetness and volume of tone,
lightness and elasticity of touch, anda most tasteful and ah,
pot exterior is considered the FINEST IMAM/ PIANO
Oyer brought to this city. The mechanism is a DOUBLE
akIeEATING ACTION, a pa,ented invention of Stei..way
tic SOns., which conibines with the utmost promptness and
delicacy of touch a degree of durability but rarely attained.
We respectfully invite the public, one and all, woether pur
chasers or 1101, (0 call and see Lai ourivalled instrument.
11. KLESthi 1t BItU.,
No. 63 Filth street,
Bole Agents for Steinway A Sous.
N. B.—Also, Jost ieceived a fresh lot of Nouns A clerk's
Pianos. dole.
JUBILEE.—The Jubilee, an. eaten-
Erin collection of Church Music fur Choir, the Coupe
gallon' and the dinging mama, to which is wined the sacred
eantanta, EBTILhllt, Tat,' BEAUTIFUL QUEEN, f.,r musi
cal societies, ceuvoutions, etc., by Wm. B. kradbui y.
TILE N FAY LUTE OF ZION—a colleetien of Barred music
by J. B. Woodbury.
full supply et the above just received and for sale, by
OIIABLvTIE ISLU
Old Established Piano DepuL,
mr9 118 Wood et-eet, ide - eco,d door above i fifth.
PlAriiobl
*BULL GRAND YIANOBI
PARLOR GRAND PIANOS 11
AND NEW STYLE SQUARE PIANOS,
foam the Slanufacury of
Isusron, just received from the manniactory of Chickering
ic Sone; Boston, the following desirable end elegant nods of
their _KANO lialiTEd
line Full seven octave Grand Piano Forte, with superbly
_
carved case. Price $SOi.)
One Full seven octave Grand Piano Forte, elegant Rose
wood case. Price $7OO
One New Parlor Grand seven octavo Piano, nearli equal
in power to a' full Grand, and occupying only the
room of an ordinary square Piano. Price $6OO
,t3S.4.UARE. PIANOS!
Two full carved Rosewood, Louis XlVth, seven octaves,
with carved Desk and Feet work.
Two Rosewood even octave—Clifford style.
Two Rosewood. carved mouldings, seven octave.
Pour Rosewood, plain round corners, seven octave.
Three Walnut,- plain round front corners, eeven octaves.
Fonr 64 *6 64
Four Rosewood " 44 414 gi /a
All of the above are of their NEW SCALE, and with full
iron frames, and their new Patent Action.
These Instruments have been finished specially for the
subscriber, and will be warranted to purchasers. For sale
at their reduced prices. Juil, U. .NIELLoIt,
No. Si Worm street,
Sole Agent for Chickering .t Sons'.
Messrs. Cbarleg 8s fl.e.wiA - tirebe,
TEACH.LIIS OF THE
PLANO,
ORGAN AND AINGINnI, 1 gtll,
ANCIENT AND MODERN LANGUAGES,
Ae Ladn, German, Breach, and splinen,
Taught by CHAS , . GB.EBi9, Caud. 'neut.
.41 , Z , - Enquire at the principal Mimic Stores. Lde2.4:iiin
TOBACCO AND 6EGAB.S.
& D. RIiVEII~ItI,
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TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS
ap3o:ly No. 129 WOOD STREET
SELLING OFF!!
$B,OOO WORTH
OF EMBROIDERIES,
SOLI) WITHOUT REGARD TO COST, AT
J. BUSH'S, No. 65 Market street,
GREATEST CHANCE EVER OF
FERED to the Ladles to buy cheap Embroideries. The
goods are all fresh and new, and of the latest importation,
consisting of
Collars; Sleeves;
Bands; Edgings;
Setts; Laces;
Trimmings ,
Skirts; Waists,
Ribbons and Veils;
And will be sold without regard TO COST
AIIIMMINGB, HOSTERY AND DANDY GOODS,
eze„,Lsdioa, Come Ono, Como All, and don't miss dm place,
AT J. BUST'S;,
ii/fa. 05 Market street, between Third andlFburth street.s
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act
NORMAL CLASS.
THE SECOND SESSION OF THE NOR
IIAL CLASS, nt the
IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Under the direction of
A. BURTT,
Principal of the Fifth Ward Public Schools, will commence
On Monday Evening, February let.
The Glass will meet on Monday and Thursday evenings,
and Saturday mornings of each week.
Tema $2 per Session of Sixteen Lessons.
Ja2.3
DRAWING ,LESSONS,
AT MON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
X2s' IN MECHANICAL, ARCHITECTURAL,
By JOHN MERZ.
47iar For further information apply to hir, F. W.-JEN
%LW, Principal of Iron City Commercial College, Pitts
burgh. ( novl4:6md._
LARD. -13 pkgs. No. 1 received, and for
gals by I[6lll HENRY H OtILT
FINE FLOUR.-20 bbls. Fine Flour in
store, and for sale by
McCANDLESS, MEANS & CO.,
(020 Corner of Wood and Water streets.
WOVEN SHIRT BOSOMS—A first-rate
article, all ready for UBB. A variety of styles ro
ved et Ilel9l 11013NE'S, 7" Market street.
LARD. -A prime article of No. 1 Lard, in
barrels end kegs, just received and for sale liy
facCANDLESS, MEANS, & CO,
Corner of Wood and Water .treete.
fILOSING AllT.—Women's Leggings,Wool
Stockings, Gloves, Mitts, Comforts, 'Undershirts and
Drawers,
and every other article in the line of WOOLEN
0001)8 for men, women and children, will be closed out
very cheap during the cold spell. . JOB. HORNE.
9 77 Market wreet.
FRIIIT.-÷Raisins, Currants, Cranberries,
Figs, 'Zingerlel Cherries, Pliuns, Citron, Orange.,
Demons, ac., Ac., for sale at lowest figures for CA/313, by
JANIES PATTN, JR.,
Federal street, Arixorixtre CM.
IJOILA4}E—For office use, in convenient
form, for Bale by W. (3. JOHNSTON & CO.,
67 woad died.
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PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY. MARCH 16. 1858.
.WM. O. JoITNECOM.
DISI.JI/.8 IN G. 1.1. EINDO 0/
PITTSBURGH, PA.
xiz- AT FIRST COST.
AND CRAYON DRAWING,-
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!BANKS
DOLLAtilt SAVINGS BANK,
No. 65 Jburth &red,
MIDDLE ROOM, JONES ' NEW BUILDING.
OPEN DAILY, from 9 to 2 o'clock; also,
on Weds eadm and Saturday evenings, from May Ist
to November lot, from 7 to 9 o'cloca; and from November
let to fay let, from 6to 8 o'clock.
Deposits received of all sums not lose than ONE Dot,Laa,
and a dividend of the profits declared twice a year, in Juno
and December. Interest was declared at the rate of six per
cent. per annum, on the first of December, 18.55; also in
June and December, 1856, and in June and December, 1857.
Interest., if not drawn out, is placed to the credit of the
depositor as principal, and bears the baHlf) interest from the
first days of June and December, compounding twice a year
without troubling the depositor to call or even to present
hie pass book. At this rate, money will double in less than
twelve years, making in the'aggregate EIGHT AND ONI-eats
PER CENT. A YEAH.
Books containing the Chartuc, By-Laws, Rufus and Resat.
lotions, furnished gratis, on application at the 01110 e.
President--GEORGE A L BREW,
vica PILYSIDINT9. -
Hopewell Hepburn, John H. Shoenberger,
James Shidle, N. Grattan Murphy,
Alexander Bradley, loam) 11. Pennock,
Robert Robb, James D. Kelly,
William S. Lovely, James llerdman,
Hill Burgwin, John S Cosgrove,
TRUSTEES.
William J. Anderson. James W. Heilman,
John O. backotcu, • Charles Krim),
Albert Culbertson, P. A. Madeira,
John B. Canfield, John H. Mellor,
J. fiardiner Chinn, Walter P. Marshall,
Alonzo A. Carrier, Wilson Miller.
David Campbell. A. M. Pollock, M. D
Charles A. Colton,l Henry L. Hingwalt,
William Douglass, John M. Sawyer,
Francis Felix, floorge S. Seldea,
tioorge F. Gilimort, Alexander Tiudlo.
James S. loon, Theobald Untbstuetter,
William S. Haven, George it. White,
Secretary and fratturrt—Cll AS. A. COLTON. Ife3
BANK OF lOWA.
rt. J. STEVENS & CO.,
DESSIOINE6,
COLLECTIONS MADE and prompu j
mitred. LANDS .selected and located. thipitaliats
wishing to make invostntento in the West, can do so through
this hunoe. Correspondence solicited. [my2l:6m
AUSTIN LOOMIS • TfloB. D. LOOMIS.
A, U STIN LOU.NII.B & CO., Dealers in
Proundsory Notee, k l3onds,Mortgagui, and all dectultlus
for Money.
Money L. aned un Cliecl.e at short dated, with collateral
aecurity.
NOISS drill UR/LETS 1301.1tIliT AND BOLA).
Persons ..miring Loans can be accommodated ou reasoute
trio terms, and capitalists can be furnished with good securi
ties at remunerative prices.
Also, attend to the male, Routing and belialug of Real
Estate.
°dice, Nu. 1 FOURTH street, above Wood
tita... A USTIN Lournz, Notary Public
110LNIES & SONS, Bankers and Ex-
L 1 o change Brokers, and Dealers In Notes, Drat ts, Accept.
aurae, Gold, ailver uud Bank Notes. Exchange on the East.
ern and Western Cities constantly for sale.
Collections wadeLu ull the clues throughout the United
Staters, Deposita received in par funds or current paper, No.
87 Market street, betwetas. Third and Fourth eta. Lja3o:ly
r V.IIOMAS WOODS, Commercial Broker, and
A, Dealer in Noteb, ltoudn , St6clia, 'teal Estat.u, ho., No. 76
!Fourth etreet, Pitu..burga, is e. janb
OILN WOODS, lieNs.r.it AND EXCHANGE
Ilass.xn, Dealer in Exchange, Commercial and Bank
Notes. stuck bought and sold uu commission. Collections
carefully attended to. Interest paid on Deposits. No. ti
JONES' NEW BUILDING, Fourth street. JeBo
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
CUTIIBEKT & SON'S OFFICE, No. 51
kJ., Market titre.a, fur tho sale and pnrchaao of Real
hamte, routing houses, attending to insurance and repairs,
obtaining loans on bonds, mortgagee, &c,; making convey
winos, doods, bonds, &c; writing iettbre and corresponding
with parties abroad, tic. oclB
BELDEN SE Y M OUR.,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
CLEVELAND,
Rzz2a2.+czs.—M•anra. tit.l rolAon tic l 0., Itobort
Parks, EEL'. J yllry
ViT E .24 11. S •
ALEXANDER GARREI7,
REAL 1:6T.1.1'.L AUENT, 140. Oil WATER STREET,
CILEV.SLA.N.R, VlllO
Bail :or salo Lauds in lllinoia, Wii,cousim tainneeota,
luWa. tin will ii.i.ellaugo Lauds ILI Wiecinisin,
lur eittsuaigh laaaatactarL , s,auci Blau tor city pruporty.
All lettere of inquiry tinaWured gratis, by addressing me as
above. sizalay
i I .II.IALS in Exchange for City Property.—
A term of 300 acres, ou the Allegheny river, near
iiittaruitug, 100 acres elearid; dwelling house, barn and or
ctiard ; coal, limestone and iron ore. Also, a tarn.' of 100
acres near the above. Also, a term of 00 acres on Pine
creek, 4 miles trona liitiauutug; 00 acres cleared ; two houses,
and a saw Milt in good running order; a first rate location
fur business. 21,0 acres of laud at mouth ul lied Bunk creek;
4U acrro cleared and m good order. Price low and terms
easy. ri ill be exchanged in whole or in part tar city pro
perty. 6. CUTII6EII.I'
novlo 51 Market street.
ONLY $750 FOR A TWO STORY Dwel
ling House, of tour rooms, with lot of ground 20 feet
Lou. on .11.untordy street, Allegheny nay, by 110 drop to an
ahoy. 'rums, $4OO in Laud, nalance at ono, two and three
yews, D. CUTLIBERT cc 60N,
nuv24 51 Market street.
14 , REN 'l.—A large dwelling house, on
Hess street, at head of ellth, with immediate posses.
Also. two small houses to 6plarais Court.
S. CUTLIIILI:I2 a SON,
51 Alarket street.
§ 4 I OR $750 will be sold a new two story
Frame 1.1.011130, with a good lot of ground, iu Allegheny
city. tile lot id 20 lout front, on Monteray strata, by 110
Wet to an alley. Terms easy.
OUTaIIERT & EON,
51 Market otreet.
FOUR Tu FIVE DULLAR6 PER ACRE
for several email lets of land, Lou miles from Ni o auda.
vole, Marshall county. V 4., tour miles from It. 8.. Station.
itich doll and good timber. Price $4 to $1 per acre, on time,
from I to 7 years, it desired.
Also,
700 acres of good land, 3 miles from Cameron Sta.
lion, B. B. Ohio it. it., tor sale to suit purchasers, at from $7
to $lO or acre, an.' un easy terms.
S. CUTIIBEAT & SON.
61 Market street.
VOl-1. REN i'.—A dwelling house on Third
street. Also, one on Ross street, with immediate nos
ne3siOLL S. COTELBERT & SON,
nov7 61 Market street.
L l Oll, SALE.—A Dwelling House with a
good Store kt.oom, situate on Robinson area near Fed-
Allegheny city. Price low and terms eaby.
jall 5. miTHREdi,I! 61 51arket et.
Vdit SALES—A comfortable dwelling house
.11.2 (frame) of hall and eight rooms, portico in front, with
a lot of ground 78 feet front on South avenue, Allegheny, by
220 deep to Rebecca street; with fruit and shade trees,
ahrubbery, stable, Ac., Sm. Price $4,500.
S. OUTaBERT A SON,
nor 2 61 Market street.
MERCHANTS' AND MANUFACTU
itkIRS' BANK STOCK, or PAPER, will be taken at
par, either in whole or iu part pay for several very desire.•
tile locations for country residences, near the city. One lot
of l'2 acres, one of 14, of 1U any acres For particulars
call at our (Alice. S. CUTHBERT & SON,
oct27 51 Market street.
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NFECTION , CON
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PILITION,CONF It
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N,OIONYNO•TIUN
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The most pleasant, Bare and effectual Worm Remedy nevi
in use.
Prepared and sold, wholemale• and mail, by
ANGELL. A HAFT,
•
Cor. Wood and tizth sta., Pittsburgh, Pa
And sold by Druggists nermuPY- fall
T HE OLDES9 AND ONLY EXCLUSIVE
TEA STORE
In the city of Pittabnrgh.
Extra lino Err v eror's Chop, the beet Green Tea imported,
being of garden growth. Also, the finest quality of pure
Oolong Tea. ? ossessing a delicious fragrance only to be found
in the genuine article. No spices kept, or anything that IS
injurious in the flavor of Teas. Customers can rely on get
ug a pure article of its our o davor.
Vhiltk fte Tifth .1-A-a•-•1;
FLANN ELS.-
White, Yellow, Bed and rlahl, of all grades, and at
LOWER PRICES than they eau be got fur at any other es.
tabliehment in the city.
O. HANSON LOVE, formerly Love Brothers,
No. Zi Meat *treat
,Q„EASONABIE GOODS.
it..) Gentlemen's antler garments; embracing silk, lambs'
wool, heavy merino and cotton under-shirts; drawers, of the
best mautzfactrzre, and sold at very reduced rates.
moRRISON'S CELEBRATED SLUMS. A large lot of
cravats, ties, pocket halite., scarfs, &c., and all other articles
in the line of Burnishing Goods, suitable foe the season, at
nova HORNE'S. 77 Market street.
viirARRANTED TO SHELL WENTY
BUSHELS PER 110IIR IN THE HANDS OF ONE
MAN—the Corn Sheller now exhibiting at No. 65 Fifth
street. Now, don't be excited if you have been humbugged,
but glee this machine a trial, and if it is an imposition; say
so • but if thoroughly saddled that it is the best invention
of kind the age has produced + then buy territory and
make a fortune, and quit your croaking. Call and see.
triaBl.llWlti
IME.-200 barrels froth Lime, for sale by
de 23
TIROOM CO N
_LP and for Bale I y
ONIONS. -1O bbls. Onions for We by
mr2an his,t
- - -
IaUTNAM'S Improved,. and of
window Blade Pixturea, for e
b bwal y
fea4 J. H. PIELLLIPS.;)
M iiTIC E.
-3 tons fast quality tee'
[m'b] HENRY- 71: CD. LINS.
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INSURANCE.
FI ttE INSTJR,4,NCE,
BY THE
Reliance Mutual insurance Co.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
ON BUILDINGS, LIMITED OR PERPETUAL, MEROHAN-
DIBII, PURNITURN, &0., IN TOWN OR COUNTRY.
OfDoe, No. 308 Walnut street.
CAPITAL, 8177,920 ASSETS, 8102,4430 00.
Invested as follows, viz:— .
First Mortgage on Improved City Property, worth
double tne amount $120,200 00
Pennsylvania Railrimd Co.'s 6 por cent. Mortgage
Loan, $30,000 coat 25,600 00
Allegheny County 6 per. cent. Penn'a B. It. Loan. 10.000 00
Pennsylvania Co.'s Stotk.. 4,000 00
Stock of the Reliance Mutual Inimrance Co 19,160 00
Stock of County Fire Insurance Co 1,050 00
Scrip of Sundry Insurance Companies 476 00
Bills Receivaole, business paper 62,711 60
Book Accounts, accrued interest, etc 3,336 19
Cash on hand and in Bank 16,043 20
$252,435 89
CLEM TINGLEY, t'reddent.
DIFtECTOB9.
Clam Tingley,
William R. Thompson,
David 9 Brown,
Cornelius Stevenson,
John R. Worrell,
H. L. Carson,
Robert Toland,
Mows Johnson,
Charles S. Wood,
James S. Woodward,
mr3 B.
J. GAR
mr3 North-east cur
MANUFACTURERS' INSURANCE CO.,
Offlee—No. 10 Herchanti Exclitange,.l
PHILADELPHIA.
CHARTER PERPETUAL—CAPITAL csomoo.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS UV
Fire, Marine, and Inland Risks.
WM. A. IILIODES, Pcesident.
CHAS. WISE, Vice President.
ALFRED WEEKS, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
Wm. A. Rhode% A. 8. Lippincott, Janice P. dmith,
Ohaa. J. Field, William Neal, Oliarlea
John P. Simone, J. Rinaldo dank, Thomaajlell,
M. Richards Alin:Ale.
22.EILEN011
Judge Heath, E. D. Jones, Esq., Cush. Cht. Bark,
Jas. Alillinger, Esq., Messrs. Robinson & Co,
James Howard, Esq., " T. Kennedy, Jr, & Co,
C. H. Paulson, Esq., " Wade, Hampton & Co.,
J. a. Leer Esq., " Ounniugnam & Co.
Pittsburgh Office, No. 28 Water street,
feb22 EDW. O. BELL, Agent.
MICIANTS' lINSUBANGE COMPANI,
Of Philadelphia.
WM. V. PETTIT, President D. J. hPCAIIiN, Store/are.
Amount of. Capital Stock paid in and inveated...VUO,ooo UU
Surplus 63,4.2 S 31)
$263,428 ZS
Insures Cargo Risks on the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and
tributaries. Insures against loss or damage by Fire,
Also, agabilit the Perils of the Rea and inland
Navigation and Transportation.
DIRZOTORB
Wm. V. Pettit, J. 0. Montgomery, John M. Pamroy,
D. J. McCann, B. P. Witmer, Bane Quillen,
B. L. Wooleton, John A. Marsall, Ohm. B. Wright,
John J. Patterson, Elwood T. Pilau.
ospiolue:
WILLIAM V. PETTIT, President.
E. F. WITMER, Vice President.
D. J. Mot:IA.I4N, ? Secretary.
111/ZBINOZEI:
In Philadelphia;ln Philadelphia:
Seiger, Lamb fr. Co., I Steinmitz, Justice k Co.,
Truitt, Bro. It Co., Buck, Morgan it lithlfole,
A. T. Lane A Co., I Pusaroy, Caldwell B Co.
PITTSBURGH OFFICE, NO. 97 WATER STREET.
au7 R. W. POLE UItXTJCt, Ai
PHILADELPHIA FLEE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY ,
Now .1.49 Chesnut. Street,
Oppaelte the Coatom Mouse
\WlLL MAKE ALL Ki.N.DS OF 11\16U
RANGE, either Perpetual or Limited, on 'every
description of Property or Merchandise, at redeemable rates
of premium
ROBERT P. KING, Pre ..Wont.
Id. A. Vito frealaeLii.
DIELZOTOB.7.
Charles Hayes, E. IL Cope,
E. B English, George W. Brown,
P. B. Savory, Joseph S. Paul,
O. Sherman, John Clayton,
S. J. litagargae, E. Wilor.
P. B.t.scdtenasin, Secretary.
J. G. COFFIN, Agent,
Jy4:ly •
Comex Third and Wood streets
NEPTUNE INSURANCE COMPANY,
QF PIIILADELPILLA,
FRANKLIN BUILDINGS, 414 WALNUT STREET.
Organyred under the General Insurance Law, with a Oash
Capital of $lOO,OOO, privileged to increase to Staiii 3 Othi. In
sures against loss or damage by FLRE, MARIIVE., INLAND
NAVIGATION and TRANSPOisTATION.
OP PRIERS :
IL O. LAUGHLIN, President. 111011'D Sill El DS, V. Pres't
GEORGE SCOTT, Secretary.
DLIIICTORB
H. 0. Laughlin, D. aharwood,
W. 0. Stotesbury, It. it Oarlile,
Shewell, 0. 0. Butler,
George-Scott..
TITS & CIIAFFEY, Agents,
ol:y Office Lafayette Ilan, entrance ou Weed et.
PITTSBURGH
LIFE. FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
CORNER OF WATER, AND DIA.I3.IIET STREETS•
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROB.E.Ba GALWAY, PreAltiont.
AUX. BRADLEY, Vice rrealdent.
F. A. RIMLUART, Secretary.
ZirThilf Company makes exery insurance appertaining to
or connected with LIFE RINKS.
Ahio, against HULL AND CARGO RISKS on the Ohio
and Mississippi Rivers and tributaries, and MARINE ItiSKS
generally.
And against Loss and Damage by Fire, and against the
Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policies issued at the lowest rates consistent with safety to
all parties.
DIRBOTOBS.
Robert Galway, Samuel hi'Clurkan,
Joseph P. Gazzam, M. D., John Scott,
James Marshall, David Richey,
James W. Hallman, Charles Arbuthnot,
Alexander Bradley, Joseph S. Leech,
John Fullerton, N. F. Gar;
David 11. Chambers, Robert IL Hartley,
William Carr, Jno. ]!chill.. ee2s
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
WJT.LTAM BAGALRY, Preside/it.
SAMUEL L. MARCELL, Secretary.
OFFICE: 94 Waiter strut, between Market and Wood streets
414-Insures MILL AND CARGO RUMS, on the Ohio
and Mississippi Rivers and tributaries.
Insures against Loss or Damage by FIRE.
Also against the Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation
and Transportation.
DIREO4OIIII
William Bagaley, Capt. Mark Sterling,
Samuel Boa, Samuel M. Kier,
James H. Cooper, John S. Dilworth,
James Park, Jr" Francis Sellers,
Isaac K. Pennock, William B. Hays.
Springer Harbaugh, John Ethipton,
Capt. Samuel O. Young, Walter Bryant,
John Caldwell. J a'22
WEST BRANCH
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
LOOK HAVEN, CLINTON COUNTY.
ONABTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OP PENNSYLVANIA
Cash Capital— $300,000 I Premium /V0te5...5182,813.
THIS COMPANY WILL INSURE ON
Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, itc., to town or
country.
DIRECTORS:
1
Hon. Tno. J. Pearce, Hon. G. 0. Harvey, i Charles A. Mayor,
John B. Hall, Charles Crist, !Peter llickinsoo,
T. T. Abrams, D K. Jackman, IW. Whir,
, Thomas Kitchen.
HON. G. 0. HARVEY, President.
T. T. As Vice President.
Taos. Krum; Secretary.
as exaraoss
Samuel H. Lloyd, 1 Dr. .3 B. Crawford,
A. A. Winegardner, John W. Maynard, A. Unclog - raft,
L. A. Mackey, Hon. S Cameron, James Armstrong,
A. White, Thos. Bowman D.D, William Fearon,
James Qui) Win. Vanderbelt, Hon. Win. Bigler,
'`, 1/12211 STREET, PITTSBURGH.
J. A. LIPPkatT, Agent.
OFFIdg--
detal:tf
IHE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
- COMPANY, OF PULLADELPHIA.
Dmicrons—Charlea W. Bancker,-• Thomas. Hart, Tobias
Wagner,Samuel Grant, Jacob li, Smith, Geo. W. liichnrch+,
Mordecai D, Lewis, Adolphi E. Boric, David 8. Browne, Mot*
rim Patterson. Cms. N. Bemoans, President.
Ones. G. BANOKSH, Secretary.
Continue to make insurance, perpettml or llmita4 on every
description of property, in town and country, at rates as low
as are consistent with security...
The Company have reserved a laigi"Coutinient Fund,
Ihich, with their capital and premiums, safely invested, al
ford ample protection to the assured.
The Asiets of the CoMpimy, on - Jantary lit, 1861, as pub
lished agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as follows, viz:
Mortgage - -• ' $918,123 68
Real Estate.. .....,„84,877 78
Temporary Loans.. 83,96617
Stocks. 61,888 01
Gash, ao.. 64,846 81
......,..».... . 4 11 .0 119 4d8 443
Eines their incifrporation, ts' period of twenty-one* Years,
Ahoy have paid opward of. One Elip,ton Four Hundroalluni•
annepollarsj asses by fire; thereby affording evidenee of the
advantages of insurance, as well as the ability =di disposittoti
to meet with promptness all liabilities.
J. GARDINER (30YRTN, Agent,
noll. Office, north-east tor. Wood and Third sts.
HE BEST FRENCH_ 01;4E 4 111,-,,„
For Ono Dollar and Twylnlzpilve Cents.
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Samuel Bispham,
Robert Steen,
William Musser,
Benjamin W. Tingley,
Marshall Hill,
Z Lothrop,
Charles Leland,
' Jacob T. Bunting,
Smith Bowen,
Wm. M. Semple, Pittsb'g
HINCHMAN, Secretary.
DINE:, COFFIN, Agent,
er Third and Wood streots.
D. Montgomery,
Richard Shields,
Wilham Osborne,
THR - DAJLY: 'POST:.
TUESDAY MORNING ,MAROH 16, 1868
Morning Post]
KISS 11E.
BY LYDIA M. REM°
Kiss me, I.ve, 'us Christmas eve,
And,, perchance, for who can know,
Ere this fleeting year pass by,
Grave-duet may be on my brow.
liisa me, for my lips are warm,
And they may be very cAd,
Asking not for klieg of thine,
Hidden in the quiet mould.
Kies me; I hair 3 loved thee king,
Years thy smile has beau my light,
Camly looking in thine eyes—
Therefore, kiss me, sweet, tonight.
Kiss me, that when stars grow pale,
Wandering up the Heavenly side,
Menzning spirits may not say,
'Twas for lave of thee she died.
Kisa .me, era another year,
If the grave••Jnet cloud my brew,
You will not be very sad,
Knowing that von kirwed me so.
Kris m.; 011 1 poor l uip of Hie
Oiveth each tmtiortniti
Little time fir or joy—
Therefore, 61a4 111 , , tl webt, tonight
Mr!l=l3l3l
SCENES FROM THE
Private life of an Eastern King.
" DIEIBLLO- YAELTiIIDOLS TO TIGERS."
LooNoLuDED.]
At length, as they thus adyanced, step by step
very slowly, Kagra made a epriuc. His former
victories had probably made him a little self-con
fident. He sprang, not as if it were a voluntary
effort of his own, but as If he were suddenly im
pelled aloft by some uncontrollable galvanic force
which ho could not resist. The spring was so
sudden, cc rapid, so impetuous, that it had quite
the appearance of being involuntary. The Te
rai-wallah was not unprepared. As rapidly as
Kagra hurled himself up into the air, so rapidly
did he jump aside; both movements seemed to
be simultaneous, so admirably were they exe
outed. Kagra alighted, foiled ; but before he
could recover himself, before he could have well
assured himself that he was foiled, the Terra
wallah was upon him. The claws of his adver
sary were fixed firmly in his neck, and the horrid
jaws were already grating near his throat. It
was the' work of a moment. We could scarcely
see that the Terai-wallah had gained the advan
tage—we could scarcely distinguish his huge fore
paws grasping the eeelr, and his open mouth
plunged at the throat--when Kagra made another
spring, a bound in which he evidently concen
trated all his 'energy. The Terai-wallah was
dragged with him for a little; the claws that
had been dug into his neck were torn gratingly
throogh it ; the open mouth snapped fiercely but
harmlessly at the advancing shoulder, and Kagra
was free. His neck and shoul ter, however, bore
bloody traces of the injury he had received; and
sooner did ho feel that he had got rid of his
assailant than he turned with greater fierceness
than eser to assail hit , foe.
Shay . L.sh I Kagrak = bravo ! I'll make it two
hundred goal taChurs;" said the king, turning
to his prime-minister.
" The asylum of the world commands it—two
hundred let it he," replied Rooshun, as he took
oat his tablets a e geyas- -
But the interest of the contest in the arena
was too intense to admit of our attention being
withdrawn from it. It was but for an instant
that the two tigers stood surveying each other,
open-mouthed, after Kagra had shaken off the
grip of hie antagonist. With distended jaws,
the ample mouths opened to their utmost limits,
their beautifully streaked skin starting from their
foetus in excitement, their eyes distended as they
watched each other, the euds of the tails moving
once of twice, (I.:J I convulsive twitches,
they stood. Kagra a.is the first to attack again.
This time his opponent was too near to try his
former istrigagetn of slipping to one side- Ile
met him boldly. They stood at that moment
near the centre of the arena; and as the sharp
claws moved ineeesanely, and the huge mouths
tried to grasp the neck ou either eide, it was im •
possible to distinguish the attack from the de
fense ; all was so rapid.
Drawing gradually nearer as they fought with
claws and mouths ferociously, uttering fierce
snarls as they did so, each seemed to have suc
ceeded in gripping his antagonist. With their
mouths buried in each other's throats, and their
claws dug deeply into the neck, they rose at
length to the contest on their hind legs—strain
ing and tugging, and wrestling, as it were, with
etheh other, each with his utmost force and skill.
It was a spectacle of startling interest, that;
and however you may turn away, good madam,
and exclaim horrible! savage! believe me there
were many elements of the sublime in that con
test; and doubtless such contests often take
place in the jungle.
They stood more than six feet high as they
thus grappled with each other, elevated on their
hind legs in a Herta death struggle ; their round
heads and glaring eyes surmounting the muscular
pillars of their long bodies beautifully. It was
wonderful to see hew firmly the claws were fixed
Into the neck on both sides.' - There was no shift
ing of position, no further grasping either with
claw or mouth. It was - not a contest of life or
death. Both were bleeding freely, and it would
chiefly depend upon strength as to which should
be thrown under the other, and thereby proba
bly lose his hold.
These things take lung to describe, but they
occurred very rapidly. There was deep silence
in the arena and in the gallery, as the two wild
besets thus stood confronting oath other on their
hind legs—deep silence and earnest gazing on
all quarters ; even the very breathing was sus
pended in many as they watoluet the contest.
Not for long, however, as 1 , -have said. Kagra,
more skilful or more Impetuous than his antago
nist, overthrew him at length, and the two rolled
over on the arena; the Terai-wallah on his back
beneath, Kagra above.
" Shavash, Kagra l" uttered the king again,
well pleased. Kagra has the advantage," mut
tered more than one voice in Elglisb.
But the advantage was only momentary. The
hind claws of Kagra were being plunged into the
belly of his foe, when the Teral-wallah, who
never let go his hold for a moment with his
month, struck one of his fore paWs over the face
of his antagonist. His claws evidently pierced
Kagra's eyes; one of them was- torn from its
socket, and uttering a howl-of pain or tleepair,
the mutilated beast relinquished his Orip, and
would have torn himself from his antagonist.
This, however, he was not permitted to do. The
Tcrai-wallah clung pertinaoionely to his throat.
His teeth were deeply infixed. He Was dragged
for a few paces over tho arena by Kagra, who
tried to release himself in vain ; and then, all at
once leaping from his prostrated position, the
Terei-wallah hurled himself on the top of his as
sailant. -
The contest was virtually at en end. Kagra,
now fence 'beneath his foe, and fast losing
blood, was incapable of regaining the advantage
he had lost. The Terai-wallah, thrusting one
paw-under his lower jaw, forced back the head
further until he Infixed his teeth still more deeply
into the throat.-- Kagya did battle' ineffectually
with his claws, tearing the skin of his antagonist
here and there; but he had lost the hold he had
obtained with his month, and was evidently fast
sinking under the victor's grasp and bite.
"Kagra is beaten," was utteAd in Hindustan
ti and English in the gallery ative.
"Ho is," said the king, as he gave orders to
the servants below to open Kagra's cage and
drive off the Terai-wallah.
Red-hot rods were thurst through the bars of
the enclosure, and the successful tiger wae
It c n w e a ll s y
t b h u e r m n t o
s b t e
b fo o a r r e b h e
r e oas would par relinquish x
h h i f t s it h i
o o n l d ;
and yet it was the only way to save the life of
Kagra. At length the Term-wallah, was driven
off, his jaws dropping blood as he went Kagra's
cage was opened, and Itta made for it immediate-.
ly, with all the marks of the - conquered about
him; he left-hie- track•en the arena in blodcl-
Maine, while histail hung flaccidly betweenliia
legs; yet,:though heves flying, he tied stealthily,
as it were not vigorously and upright as a hero
"
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NUMBER 130.
would have fled but with stealthy, creeping, cat
like agility. Tne red-hot rods were held before
the Terai-wallah to prevent him from pursuing.
He still faced-toward, and glaring after his beat
en fee . ; and ore Kagra had reached his cage, he
sprang high above the rods to attack the flying
tiger once more. He fell short of his victim,
however. Kagru quickened hie steps, reached
the oage and, buried himself in the.furthest cor
ner, cowering like a whipped our. -
As for Terai-wallah; he watched his defeated
antagonist steadily to the last, never once taking
his.eyes eff.him ;,and then, shaking himself two
or three times, ho licked his paws, reee'majesti
°ally from his crouching posture; and walked de
liberately coward his own cage, whioh was open
to receive him; his torn shoulders, and the large
drops of blood which -fell from him as he walked
proclaming how dearly he had won hie victory.
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(this latter bring a liquid, cannot be sent In the =ali o )
and the additional premium of oniS year'e subscription
to the United Stares Journal.
On Receipt of TEN DOLLARS.
The same terms \till be made as made to Druggists
and Dealers.
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far To save ntistakes and trouble;
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"61;er/e,g'
E . t.TE TliE EOLLOT!V
Rats, Etna Chem, Bugs, Insects, &c.
gal the Farmer Says
A_ late wilier Baps that the - variant species or vermin ere
multiplying at a fearful rate throughout the land. Their
ravaLet have become u matter of acetone dread." .A Post.
:waiter in:lllinois, writing to "04:Ater's" Depot, Bays: "The
country Is literally overrun with them, (rate, mice, Ac.")
Another, trout the &MIL, teem tit ate, says: "The rate posi
tively gnaw the halters off my horses while in the stable!'
An Wile curretpundout remarks: they (the rats) are eve
rywhere—ln the haute, the bare, and under every
tamp - in the told." 'ln the South it la still worse. - A
late order from the Navy Yard at Mobile WU for thirty
pounds of the Eat Exterminator alone.
itilint the People! lay
Nix Yong, April 12, 1856.
Dear Sir :—llaviug a great many rats around my stable
and shop, I thought I would try your Rat Exterminator, and
bought one of your boxes, and fixed it according to your
directions.. The no. - . 1 morning I found over one hundred
and fifty dead rata. 1 take pleasure in saying that it will
do inure than yon say it will. I have also tried it on steam
boats, cud satisfied then, that It is the greatest thing of the
age. J. 8.
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Cave, liL. June '2lst, 18-57.
Dear Sir,—My trailer, J. W. 31'Greury, , M., purchased
a Lida of your Rat Exterminator, and found it to be what
you reCominendtd it to be, a parte°. Rat destroyer. I hero.
with iuclose *5 fur more of
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for the Roaches were everywhere, and I don't know what I
thould have done by tails time. I purchased a box of your
Exterminator and tried it, mid In ono week there wee not a
Roach or Meuse in the home.
JOFIN B. GIVENS, No. 111 Elm street
Moons!, S&L: NVonx,, Ohio, June 8,1888.
Dear Sir,—l have need it (the Itai, Roach, ac., Exterml•
nator)tlaroi.nights, and it is matting a and havoc among the
bat tribe. J. I'. Bh.oooll.
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complete and pLrfect exterminators. Wherever "Costar's"
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" Costar's" Rat, Roach, Exterminator is ",riufellibin
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is curtain depth to Mubouitoeii, Slo.hu, Fhes, Fleas, and ver
ciln of every surt.—huhanopx , : , (f.(1.) Sentinel,. , •
What the Druggi.te
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steers a good pr pose, ,,
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to those who have ..rltd
S.k.)IULL 1111.1,, (Drug4st,) Dur Creel:, Piekaway county, 0.
hxuamluator drJea all it is mom-
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(IN 'TIE CORNER ov WOOD AND FIFTH
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Flue Black Peterghara Overcoat 6,00 4/ 4,50
" Brown " 8,00 " 6,76
" Raglan 9,00 " 0,00
Niggerhead Raglan " 8, 00 " 46,00
Limbekln - 710,00 " 7,00
. " ' 8,00 "' 5,00
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10,00 " '6,00
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6,00 " 4,00
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OATS. -200 bus. to arrive by railrcei; this
day, aztd for ado by =VI U. OMAN.
ABIILEY 111.'011E111W.
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