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BIOSKING:--zi:::::SEPT. 18, 1863
AFFAI.BB.
oroF/70Ilr. PAIPPO OP ?11 CITY
Forgers Found Guilty
barsi Cr Omits BlBBTollls—nman ma
1022.AZD DROWN
San. 17. The mire at the Commonwealth
NOAH WIIWm E. Emory, otherwise called
Franklin Emory, end Henry Manning, other•
wile mad Uenry Tappan, otherwise called
Benjamin Meth, for forgery, was called up.
They are charged first in the indictment with
itavingtin the ld of January, 1663,_ forged a
'certain draft for the payment of $1.201.97,
purporting to be made by the 62= of Vermilee
& Co., bank= in the airy of New York i pto
the order of Gild BUPA= Austin and di.
noted is John C. Cisco, Aceistant Treasurer
of the United litotes at the elk,- of New York,
with the intent to &alai the Merchants' and
Idanufaeturers' Bank of Pittsburgh. They
arc chargedtroondly,wihhaving uttered and
published as true, certain false, Zoned and
oseilstecteltbUls of exchange purporting to be
drat:inky Vamilye Jt Co. in -favor of the
Phi Benj. !meths, on John C. Chose, the As•
dealt Treasurer of the 'United States at
Nbw Took. The third, fourth and fifth
ohm* in the indictment rotor to fails pto•
tenets.
The forgers arrived in this ety and right:
=rod their names at the Monongahela :loose,
Dee. 31,1862, as coming from Pittsfield and
Cambridge, Naas. On or about the 3d of
January they secoeeded in push% at the
Merehants' & Manufacturers' Bens, a draft
purporting to be drawn by Vermilye k Co.,
of New York, upon the Assistant Treasurer
of the United States at New York, which
draft was endorsed by him as good on the face
and bearing date Nov. 3,1862, 'abseiling for
the payaont of $4,501 91. This drett was
patted upon the bankby Tappan who, the
time of deposit , drew $3,200. Had they been
leaded here they might lave escaped, but
tho amount undiian they afterwards drew by
cheek and wished it to be forwarded to Phil
adelphia, by express. In the tonne of a day
or two the draft came back protested. In the
meantime, however, officer Hague, of this
GUIs aloutained th at they (the forgers) were
being punned for forgery In Cleveland, and
immediately-started after them. In place of
getting this money on the $9OO draft, the
draft itself was put up as a decoy package,
officer Hague acoompanying it on the amp
train to Philadelphia.
Having made his arrangasonta with the
Ewen Agent for its non delivery until he
saWthe person, he called at the Britten Of
. loam Monday morning, where the first man
whonalled for the paokage was Prank Emory,
who Is Benjamin Austin desired It to be sent
troin Pittsburgh—he changing hit name in
hurpanagrfromthis city to Philadelphia from
MOLL: to Emory. Officer Hague Immediately
1121eiteilaft with the package, and found en-
On hit *win some $2,L00 - 1n money. He then
Look Emory to his hotel, where he found a
note from his accomplice in the transaction—
Tappan telling him where he would meet
him. It Weirton unnecoseary to stets that
ha feinnto the officer's hands after an hear
or two: Upon searching Iditueing, officer
Begat found two gold watches. With this
;dander and the • prisoners Ito returned to
Zttsburgit. On arriving at the Mayor's
aloe. hue, the Oaahlar of the Merchants
and . llialudasittiras' Bank was sent for.
Be • rffirecied officer Segue to pay over
the Money to him, together with the two
gold .watehn ; and the amount befog still
ant some $2OO of what they took from the
Bank, they gave an order on the Pollee of
Philadelphia for the =Late, obi= was to
the Wanks of one of the parties. Alter this
they were committed to Jail, to stne*Or at
court, the charge of forgery. In the noon
time, by some means, the forged cheek was
iertendmed by the =alder and handed to one
of the parties, Tappan, who proceeded vary
cooly and- neturatly to est it—thinking thus
to destroy the evidence of his oda
OIL Vernally% thecae:Lea whoseteate had
been forged, was bronght from New York
and 'very clearly 'stinted the J C
ary that no each
&aft Waver at any time been drawn by them
as indigent. After retiring for tea or fifteen
minutes the jury returned a verdict of guilty.
Deeperato Encounter with a" Prim'
ones.
47apt. John B.rmiughaus, Warden of the'
Wotan Penitentiary, appeared before Mayor
Massada, on Thursday, and prefenad
rettlne of a u tat with !Watt to till sgainat
• convict whose term had jcist aspired. Th.
footiWits Wall theta : The prisoner, whose
:dial It in not necessary to make public,
ked—been ocnvioted of counterfeiting, in
this county; sad sentenced to five lean in
the penitentiary. Hu term expired on There
day, There is ands of the prison, (or-it may
,only enstom,) which requires the re-
Mind of the prisoner the day before his die.
charge, from the esti in rrhtal he has ee-red
his term, to soother apartment, that
thorough examination may be made of the
condition of the cell, big work, etc. Tisk re.
mend generally takes plat) the day•preer.d.
lag the discharge, and the object is to prevent
the prisoner from doing damage tokili work
:-cutting the web, damaging the stook, tools,
eta., which le sometimes 'done mat of maths
or revenge. The keeps: notified this men,
on Wedneedsy, that he melt take another
oell, which he defiantly refused to do, and I
th - sateming persona violence if ix co use at
tempted,- - - •
After renown= it was determined to yer-
ISMOVIIII34, and on going to his cell woe
found that he ha wrenched off a piece of gas
pipe, 'three or four feet long, into one end of
. which-he had dts.cl theislicie of airll.,e harp
sled for .the: purpose of effective eseret&BOO.
There isidittie I:perch/ or wicket in the in
ner door of the cell, through which small 'Ai
des eon bo pissed, and by means of which the
keeper can have a view ol the coll. When
the . - Walden approached this, he was
ohnsdied by. the prisoner thrusting the knife
aweigh theirlotet. Lie had also effsocrialy
the tenet door, by inserting a heavy
place Oftimbeetbrough the aperture, lad fes
tal:la to to ' render the. openi ng of the
doer impossible, without Scot breaking the
baaleads. Using thee fortified, he Mod the
assaults of the keepers. Steps. were 3: once
taunt - to ranee the strengtiold, and after
coli glgersible d'illoulty a han&pike was
Omit :through the aperture la such po
sition: that a heavy leverage was brought
tea fir . nprn the barricade, by which
mews it broken. The Waders then rus h.
eadinte this cell, bet the prisoner at the same
moment set upon him with the knife, and
bight hare !united a mortal blow had not
two of the keepers inetanuy followed acid
disarmed 'the desperado. It was discovered
that he had , icappned himself with two knife
blades, which were vary sharp, and ingeni
muti inserted Into pieoes of gas pipe, thus
making every formidable weapon. The blades
were Stour itialree which he had been permit.
Wien* it his work as s weaver.
=-411.-Prillobar Wag camp l . t eqhot gamed, and
removed to another cell. On Thozsday, his
tergerbaving eipired, he was fainitted with.
libredthien's clothing and discharged, bit the
Warden had .two clArtere outside with a War
rant 10 bran Idennti `Charge of threatening
to klithinee; - ilewas taken into custody, be;
apottoblearing-cif the case he plead that
*Pr exalted, ' and eceivesly knew
idkiirlda- - -was tieing. • letli life, a very firm
looking- we Isteresided it his behalf, and
the Warden- finally - consented to withdraw .
the chargo,Jthae restoring the men once more
to Shinty: '
11410illsiteident in the 61st keg ime tit
"ALfrienfinihe, Olit regiment sends tie the
fiettiliigi On Saturday evening, August 231,
tildatlth . ectinipthir Oidnitui Springs, Va., two
eithinseinteis of Cto;.A, , t3lst I'. V 4: Wm: H.
Bbiiay ind'hlnetoi.lrelker,Wko amusing
Chishaeliaa - in'the bayonet exerciser. Stan
k' ken penitent off, the cdontents enteriug,the
left beessrd•Airalker,dlosn to Ind'untita the
IM - tied:it through ;ha chest, and - oet
latest Olige lor the left 'boulder blade,'
sense and. dangerous 'around:
• . Walker was tunnedietuly. meted to the hold.:
04 111, be la .120 W d- A ng well, and it h
P04.'1 0T31 ,..„,/ tt gLe 'helot ifoatment of the
will ou r* A. spee dily !hoover. The gun by
t ook „this sodden: oacurred nee
,One
mit by the guard accompanying Acme ion
swipukto unpi that egos eiresioni joidgsaii:
9 by pinked op.thildthig it to be one cef their
own am ply guns. Stanley lad Walker have
both,been qeinbero of this Compariy:,as s . its
fl Grit ontstans and have seta meiels hard see
vbs. Great sympathy ill felt for. both -of them
en amount of this midorteme—one for blase.
tore woad', and the'em for his wounded
Kass
A Union mettles was kW in the old Mar
ket Howe In Allegheny tut night. Then
ware ebor.t fear or lin hundred persons pree
ant, a number of whom , ladles• The
Enttlng was arpnind by cleating the follow
ing officers :
Penidset. Davis.
nee Praidests—D. Johann, W. D. Newell,
J. U. Barr, A. N. Burchfield.
&cedar:yr—J.G. Coffin i T. Cutter.
WI/Ilain Moreland, Hse.l, being introduced,
said he did not come to epeak for Governor
Curtin nor :great Mr. Woodward...for no
partlzialar man or party, but for all parties to
support the Government. He spoke of the
ounce of the rebellion and of the deception
which the Southern leaders had practiced
upen their people. He said that intelligence
comes tons that Hosannas having recaptured
Tennessee free the Southern Confederacy, is
now marching right straight down into the
heart of Georgia to &sentient' her and offer
her up teak' on the altar of an outraged
Union. He said that there seated the same
neeesitty now for rupprezeing the rebellion as
when the war broke out; that the rebellion must
be subdued if we of the North would be free.
In all the . history of the country, the real
Demeerade party. has been the war party. It
her shown to the word, the platform upon
which It stood and stands. It commeneed with
exprerdets of devotion to the country and
concludes in varied', language, that it is for
the country, right or wrong. Yet, within the
past few months, e Democratic party has as
sembled In the capital of Pennsylvania, and
In a series of resolutions, twenty-three In
number; it hcs in twenty-two spoken against
the government, while in one only imprinted
• little consolation. In none of the resolutions
to a word spoken against the traitorous men
of the South. That party says it refuses any
expression of sympathy, because "this war le
not prosecuted according to the fundamental
law of the land—beeause this war is notpreze
entail in full view of the Constitution of the
United States—Leastme Mr. Lincoln has de
viated tern the landmarks of the past." Why
did not that party say a word agate st_thoee
men who plotted treason against their govern
' merit while they were public, servants of the
government, which they had sworn to protest
and defend? "Beestue" say these men, "you '
heve.imperilled the icatitution of African
slavery." Hers, Mr. Morels/id said he wee
glad he lived to see the time when that Wri
t:iron was etrioten down everlastingly upon
the eon of our country. [Great altering
He then related an instance of devotion to
the Union ley a Mieefselppian living in CDC
barn county, Miss., who, attar suffering so
cial °Werra for upholding the Union erne,
before the approach of Grant's army, after
that army entered Port Gibson, gave tip his
92 slaves (all his wealth) to the cause of the
Union. lie contrasted the condue't of this
loyal South on with theloondint of Ifforthern
Copperheads. He also referred to the woes-'
slon of the States, and showed that the men
who were following Gee. W. Woodward, ware
following the doctrine of tameable toonsion.
He knew that this could not be,—that as long
as the North stood up to the banner of the
country, there never could be seesasion in
Americo—that, as loncas we are true to the
country, no single State could dimlye this
aion.
Ile said that two hundred thousand vetoes
go up from the plains of Virginia, and the
bills and valleys of Tanneries, for the support
of Andrew G. Carta for Governor—a man
man who has never faltered—a man who al
ways did hie duty. He said that Pennsylva
nia would otiose the world that she would.
never be slave, but ahem irsa.
Patriotic speedos were then made by Capt.
J. O. Gieboer and Col. T. M. Bayne.
Fi;ca%OlLaL
Several gentlemen yesterday made large
hauls of salmon, in the Allegany river, below
the Snspention bridge. By "hauls" we don't
mean to , convey the impression that the
drag not wait need, se the Weis ars hani
od ont with the hook and line. Thoy "bite"
with extraurdlnary rapidity—the minnow
seemly tousling the water =AU it la flipped
away. It is soon back, however, In oompany
:with the rapacious salmon which sought to
like advantage of its helpless condition.
Minnows are in great demand, and no little
trouble is Cacao to obtain suppliei. The sal
mon weigh from b.lt a pound to a pound and
a half, and are worth "Aching for" by those
who have no more profitable employment. A
gentleman infonaut no that he caught forty of
these beenties yesterday afternoon, from she
data of the steamer .oottaga," and that Nev.
oral others were equally eneoassfuL The`
wry may be relied on, if it isfis little fishy."
Haan ntIIIST.—The new barn of A. H. Za
gar, of Carroll township, Perry county, con
taining his new nrops of bay, grain, 10., was
cuncaured by tiro on the 9M init. It is sup
posed to bars bean set atm accidentally by
same children. Mr. Z's lees is said to lave
boon over $1,200. His Insurance in tho Parry
Matnil had expired about the middle of last
Magnet.
GOMM% LADY% Bo:K.—The Oetober MT,
but of Gocloy, with the usual attriotione for
its fair readers, will Le found at J. W. Pit
teen's News and Periodical Driot, Fifth
street, op,osite the Post-taco. Besides the
the usual double-page fashion. plate, colored
there are numerous and beautiful illustrations,
both on steel and wood, in this member of
(iodey.
Leagues Doti TALCS —Mr. .1. W. Pit
teal, opposite the has received
the fait eclat er of a Dew sada of Beadle's
ti
publicaons. It L wattled FoGo,
lions and Bo anew et Border and Benohaon •
a—; Rimes."-4Thiak of four well printed and
illustrated 'Vries. far a dies*/
Mr. J. P. Haat, lliasozdo Ball, Filth street,
also has relayed. the above.
TES/Tlll.-.40-night the !medial and vex.
settle estrus, Kiss Sloan Twilit, makes her
last appearance in this eity, it bents them:era
sion of her benefit. Splendid selections have
been aide in the pierce, In both of which
Dar.in appears. The ;aces ant th
hy.e
Hunehbask and Nature sad Philosop
There will no doubt be a fine house.
A GlLlames Burzlll —During the grand
ceinbration at Bt. lllalreyUU, Onto, on Wei&
nudity lett, a little girl carried a banner with
the following inscription: "I two one grand
father, one brother, Are analog, and twenty
four corvine in the Union anr_y."
User. J. O. times's, of the 140th regiment,
P. V., intends visiting Mercer and Lawrence
bountie,, in the come of • few dem and will
address his Dim Mends In that station of the
country, on the political luau of the day.
Tsa U.S. Steamer Michigan, on Lae Ells,
has received an addition of two twelve poised
howitzers to boy armament.
SiIICULL LOCAL NOTICES
Geovna aaa BAsse's Swum Idanniern, for
Lazily and dem:ramming perpocca, nre the
bast In nee.
A. F. Ontroirr, General Agent.
N. 18, PM Went.
Tenni. Fatar t Puts a2l Ornamental Slate
goofy:, and dealaz fa Peaanylnate and Viz
moat elate of the .it quality at low rates.
Ofhoe it Ales. Langh:ln'o, nisi the Water
Works, Pittsbargh,Pa. anthem
Opinions of the Wheeler and Nilson
Sewing illetehine.
There is but one Sewing Machine, and that
le Wheeler & Wilson's.—Jedge Maga o/
laneries4. _ litifffigto, N. Y.
The Wheeler & Wilson Machine has no
rival.—Solaityle districts.
It is the machine for family usre—ddeoeatt
and Journal.
It Is eminently supezior.—Dietioriasy of Me.
ekusial.
• Every one should. call at Whiteley& Wil
son's rooms, No. 21 ; Fifth street, &Adenosine
sr cement of work done on these Dinhincs.
Woe. Sumner & Co., the Western , Agents
for Wheeler & hen now on xhibi
tion a flee stock of madam, in Rosewood,
Mahogany and Walnut UM.
Jon Itertmume !LOX MN Van.—The, un
dersigned would mot respectfully call the at
tendon of their friendhansithe publioin Rao
oral, to their Pall and Winter etock of Goods.
They consist of all the very latest styles of
Cloths, Casimeris and Vastings, English Es
kimo lisantr, Trios and Pilot Cloth and Over
man:me. Also, a largsassortutimt of Branch
ehischlla Overcastings of the very dnest
quality, all of which is collected frchn the latest
importations, and will be made In the most
fmedonable meaner , end at a prim lower than
any other mereladt tailoring establistunist
la the city. Give us an early ealL
Stunt Onus & Co.,
Merchant Tailni-Pio.' 64 Market st.'
Bunn duns, en. MoVallbtass.
Fos PALL an Warren VreAn.—The sum
mer is past, and by the morning's frost, co-
begin to apprehend, that fell and winter will
be shortly upon us, and we must proves our
selves with the m at erial to keep
ble. A nice fall milt, or a good and wade
o v ercoat the vary thing, and we d ell-om t
know of any place where our radon would
suit themselves better than at Meson. H.
hicthe k Co.'s clothing establishment, corner
cf Federal street and Diamond Square, Alle
gheny. They taro also received a complete
assortment of gentlemen's furnishing goods,
and a great variety of new patterns for waist
ocating„ ko.
A. 11121142. Vomagnmas 4—Ths
atter.tion of oar counbi's brave defenders re
wally returned from the soot of war and of
the public' in general, is again directed to the
very extensive and handsome assortment of
the latest styles of French, English and
American piece goods, for pante, coats and
vests, lately received by Messrs. John Weiss
k Co., Bier'Shen: Tailors, No. 126 Federal
street, Allegheny. A teetotal totem:ion of
patiemen's furnishing good; will also always
be found on the shelves of the estalllishamat,
together with a lot of ready-mode clothing.
got up in the beet =sonar.
VAL:Lima .kaT/CLI11.••••BE V. J. 99 ES 1, No.
6 Washington Place, Pacific otroet, Brooklyn,
L. 1., says, in • letter: "I am happy to beer
my testimony to the rains and efficacy of Mro.
S. A. Allen's World's Bair Bettors: and
World's Hair Dressing, in the most liberal
sense.. They have restored my heir where it
was bald, and where gm to ito original
color." •
Bold by druggists everywhere. Depot, 198
Greenwich street, New York.
Zdscst.ra are prostrating the volunteers by
hundreds, the hospitals ate crowded with
them. Soldiers, be warned to time. Hollo
way's Pills are positively infallible in the
cure of this disease; occasional doses of them
will preserve the health even under the great
est exaosnrcs. Only 25 cants oar boz.
POUR Dome's, tour dollars.
Pour dollars, tour dollar:.
Dental Iratituto, Dental Institute.
Best cheap Dculistry, best cheap Dentistry
No machine work. no machine work.
01/18178 and CLIIIMAGII CALLS will be taken
at the Omnibiu came, I o. eits Marty emit,
day or ;tight. All orders left at tho above
pia= will be promptly attended to. All COD
MCA be paid in vivenea. em.
C. Sni t Dc.atist, 24,6 Pura 'Wool. et'amd 10
aU bne!r , ss of hi, ',revision.
. MARRIED :
HABBLTLBZ—PATTEIBON—OA the 16.14 ITAL.
by ate Bev. Ds. M. W. Jacobus, settaisi by the Rev.
Eloberd T.w OBABLBI T. RABB MINA of Phil.
sdelphle, and SLIT►BXTB HOLIILS, dau►hter of
Josepb Peterson, Seq., of Plttabatgb.
sTrressos—HAlrri.4l--On lepteteber ITtb.
by the Bev. L. B. Beacom, Br. J. P. BINVEBBON
sal Mei Eurriz A. MATTE% all of blnif eee-
Tort, Pa.
IIoCULLY.—At the residence of Dr. J. B. Nen.
um, neerion, B. 1 , on Monday, dept .14th, et ors
o'clock a. m.. WaVIIILS r6ADOEB NSWTON,
eg'd ansetess, yeaegeat denghter of Ste Wallace
The funeral ant tato place Tamar mosso°, 11th
hist, st 1^ o'c'ock from the see:dance of John Mr.
11. Jiang, Do 517 Liberty street. She friend. of the
Lastly se reeves-trolly invited to attend.
•
LSWIS—On !bonds? morning, 1711 a instant. at
3a. Is. Jallf, wife of Asseasl 1.4•4 la the talk
year o f age. ,
The facade of the Unify am repectfolly invited
to eased the funeral, on Faros: errtazoos, at I
o'clock, Ino.n her tisband's residence, tarter of
!forges anti ttibtel4m streets, Allegheny.
/MILL —On ass 11als lost, IVALIDX. danshtir
of Thai. IL sad Alergsret Deal, aged 12 rare.
!ware at 3 1 /4 o'olcsk TIM ArTISSOO3, from the
residence of her parents, on lecctut street, Manches
ter. Ills !aside of tbs family sr. sepeotfolly li
aa to &Mad.
AuLrr.anr
- - -
1110VOirr 21111111116L13 OITIO.II,
tie Durum or Pltne ,
93 fourth St., Pittibtwgh, Says. 17, 1861.)
kMOM DRAFT.-
In socaraande with orders, I yeblieh the 8:1-
lewine iler. of wwee exempted flesh droll by the
Bowl of berolent Ulla Dlxtrlat, to this Gate,
with the tesetree oi slide exempting :
IT IMAM] or TIM 11111210 A COMMA lIICIT /11,211.
. .
Sawa. /Lerida., B.&Carla.
'Ar Clark, Charting tp, Thomas Honig
Joseph Daiwa, Birmingham, Coo East - oar.
PALO $3OO POD VIZ PECCOS•I/0 1,1 OP • tritITSYVTIL.
Jcerph Lrcinomsy, Birmingham.
Jamas N 9 • Geary, do.
Joseph B i.enotng. Vision township.
George Perry, Ltrwer St. Oh & towashiP
Qtm rfaniVard, fissr II fagots* townrhip.
'Jeremiah Morgan, Dixon township.
Wm El 'lariat*, do.
Daniel 3l'Can my, &mit to wn at ip.
Etta. y A Boland, do.
=AWNED 11111.41 D LID ZSIIIPTID.
Ilobt Ildmunds, Moon townoblp, arability.
JDs Cain, llobiaaon tovaohlp, do.
COLT ICPPOZT nT LOICO AB/1117MM PL11121159 DC"
too 01 POD 172.14310 T.
Le•ell Ht.:ODU.7, 8.0b1703011 township. Witnecce
:!..c.hvand, Bea lieuxoth.
BASIN TWO 11{0702.105.1.11 . 0171Cr1i.6. II Till lIILITAST
n 1710107 TTa 031710 BUT I 11.
John Brothers, Elfraeth ft to Craw
ford. T D Doug .% and Isom& of tho AtJa'ant Go..
arors 01boa.
1111111tOriALS 1.101 LIIIIOLLID
IA ATOTIII3I DIEVRICS.
Perri r, Ylrat ward. EaroVed nal relidet In
Übto.
J. PIRIII
Cart. and Provos% dank.), i 2/ Dirt. Pa.
re' 8 LtdawT
ernes cr Conahmens Gaitamau. or Psueossna
W.IIIIIVRION, D Q, tept. Li. DM: f
ki-PtNOTICE—IIy not the t t oo
rotary of 1 7, er, all ahem and rolleted man
now no parole, wh• ere absent fr m the canape to
which they telong. et:ether wlth es without anther.
ay, • 11l immtddstoly repent for' 'robe:Age at add
camps, via: rho. belonging to rentmeots swre lon
In %Le repa-tmen tt of the Yaw, and of the .oath
toe army of the Potosom and the lost: Army Corp - ,
at Camp Parole, neat AnnspoPsOld., or the Con.
TAlN.elat Camp, neat AteXallitilli, • • - lbw. Lo
longing to regiments set r.og to the Deportments of
a t
Com p of the Onto and of the Comberland,
at Comp Obese, sod Ohm belonglng to regtmeote
larilog to t
he Deparunento of the mimoorl, os the
Tannest°. sod of the Golf, at Denten Smocks,
near ID. lo
Dlangaid of this oettro will be iodides desertion.
W. HOPP tIAG, LW Ir (entry,
tAmatery Gen. of Prisoners.
Pp BUB OTKTE.•;--Ey an ACT of A.-
usably entitled iliAn Act to pfseent fonds oven
temeissa,. approved by the Govan:or Nay
It le mad.* penal *Cann foe any person who le net
tte regularly authorised agent of a Ileilr owl Gem.
to sell the whole or any band that ftompany l s
Goleta. Tissues Cr other iv:dances of right I. travel,
lamed by snob Company.
The penalty . Is a Jim of not eneseding Fire Rea-
era Dalian, and flzirkaument trr a term sot races&
lug me yhtr.
Rotted be hereby plea that the partaltbm of lbs
&bolo paned law Will be subtract hereof ur, against
all gams who Easy violate the mute, by purchasior
thnuth tickets 11 or from tee Rastrrn cilia, and
diaposbeg of a portion of each tickets In this city, to
other parties.
Any per. toe who may have Toaratmed through
tickets, one who do not now duke to travel on them,
eon have the named pities Poems/id mud. the plo
'Woos of said Act, by presenting them at the Tioket
01Gcs
T. A. scorr, V. P set Penna. R. O.
G. W. CA", Proem P. it W A.O. 11. B. Ca.
kIoOOLLOUGH iProe't LL L P. R. R. CO.
web Eln,IL la 01143. esl7.2tead
mg II .1.1 wilt „A.
4V' Benehmeattsaldtagedd tak er. beck ; tublike
on Liberty anat. Ofhoe noun hom till 3p.
in. In order to proper unciarelanding on toe pert
of those who may cell upon me, I demo It my duty
to designate smeo albs things oommou to the pnio.
ties of doothn7, whichl do not do. In the flat
place Ido not db. • dafe artdlC to any ono. I do
oat mike cheap mot of tectli Ido not amr• ince. by
their euractioo, sound,
tot )w teethe in order to
Wort artificial ours; Ido .to any to der
dray the Barra of t“th, thank, muderiste them
lloblo to Me sad pumas Mimes. and their early
koe lb. more certain. Threw sod numerous Mho
things which I conidmieulfre 14 0 not do. to the
O or
ak* of materials proper Mao the tooth. 1
take but • limited ass id cad, imperhmm hoeing
Mud thalami of. olref&tual their proserys.
Um. In all rases, hoarsest, Inkjet* the appoint=
cf the e kethel do Wit balitatil to mats
Meal It. AA
thtuusllty Gl Or PITO •/ 1 c old j • • •=bar
of wblrZ Matted In :ho years of 83- I t us still
beariog t•otimony to my vortummthip. or perhaps I
doidd ray protasdonal Odd. Waal
VprBRCKS OF' EITRARBOATS FOR
SIX.
Quasar Dariaiwurr.
Crooner T11451 3021 w 13034
Se. Lonna Aug. 24.1289.
Ih. wrath of the stealer .-01111"PaWa
LSI," Josh& my Drainiles taloa Gallann, to
toe Ostrobulind rarer.
Alto, the Vieth of the Veal , r ABT111111In."
MU the bed of narpilia that% in the Muster.
lend titer.
Tklo inadanglo bollgrl and :halts of the Otte.
dente! lwate are reported to be geed.
Tear will be iota at nubile *notion to the Word
Inner, on the low til/ OUTODICEL 1853. in Quo
any el Chnetenatt. Otto, In front of the taw of Capt.
aILI3/13011111Dri-A. Q.ll.
Terra ea*. 118. Tremor, Nowa
137 crier otlirig. EOM ALUM.
0/60 1 3 3 PARSON%
Ospnehz end 1. Q. N.
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willbssoil kr. -oat=ll2ll6 isiod,pletta
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THE LITF.ST NEWS
BY VILEGRAPH
OUR SPEOL“ , DISPATCHES
FROM WASHIRCTOW.
E9odal Myatt:kg to tho Pittatatv.ll Gor.otto
VTABUTSGTON, Sept. 17, 1863.
PIOTOBT IU!SEdL OZILENAL'S OINCUL/IL IS
'ILLATION TO Till will OT 11111111 001T08.
The Provost Marshal General has leaned the
President's Protdamation in circular, closing
with the. following instruetions to subordi
natel I
Attenrise—Every of in the military ser•
vies of the United States is celled to the above
pro d...ll o t, of the President, issued on
oho aftoenth day of tiepher, 1863,
by whisk privilege the writet in
cf habeas
emus is suspended. If, therefore, the writ
al habeas corpus shonkl, to violation rf tie
aforesaid Proclamation, be sued out and
'served upon any offiser in the military lengee
of the United States, commanding him to mo
th his custody, by the authority of the p ro d.
duos hafOre ani Court or Jadge,
dent of the United States, belonging to any
Any Person
coo of the classes epookled in the President's
Proclamation, it shall be the duty of such ea.
ear to make known by his =Costa wader oath
tto whomsoever may leant, or serve 113101:1 writ
of helve corpus, that eneh'persen is detained
by him as a prisoner under the authority of the
Preildent of the United States. Saab return
having been made, if any person carving or
attempting to nerve ouch writ, either' by the
command of any Court or Judge, or otherwise,
and with or without the due preens of law,
shall attempt to arrest an cam making such
return and holding in enstody snob .pe..son,
said officer is hereby commanded to fif oo
submission and obedience to linnet; and iF
there shoo!! be any attempt to titiceSuch per
son from the onktody of ouch dim, or arrest
such ofilear, he "ha!! resist sent attempt,
calling to hie aid any tome that may be ?Mei
eery to maintain the authority of the U rated
States and renchir rush restetence effeotual.
rson 11"106 . 11 AMY.
Newt 'from Gen. Meads is meagre. The
enemy attempted to force a plunge to this
side of the Rapidan, and advanced for that
purroce ea manc, with a full compliment of
artillery. Our cavalry, supported by the Sec
ond Army Corps, sueeessfully prevented the
crossing. It is quite evident that either Gen.
Meade or Gan. Roseerane will soon be &MA
ad by the concentrated forces of the rebels in
a last desperate struggle.
OCISEILLA
The guerrillas have appeared spin in the
rear, and to-day they captured ton sutlers'
waions, with the full contents, at Cattlet's
Station. From the number of sutlers' nagons
taken In that region, it coarse the cutlers
rather like the operation. They are never
osptured coming thie way.
Till ILIPOILT OT 010111.1 L yams' 111OTAL IIII•
FOILIaDID.
We have it from unquestionable authority
that the reported removal of General Ecigs
le a mistake, baled on Lie departure for e
tourof Inspimtlon. In the event cf his re
moval, General Robert Antai, oblof of ttn
Quartermaster's Department of tbs. North
west and the Cumberland, will bo appointod
Lis atm:enter.
lUIHH
Returned to Reston this afternoon. He le
spoken of, prominontly, as the successor o
General Bohodoid, whose administration o
Missouri sff sire doss not meet with the ap
prom! of the Exeoutiso.
coatnivorso LS CHAPL/111
Rev. Maclaine, of Alton, Illinois, has
been eannissionod as Chaplain of the Alton
zollilary prison.
OVA'. rIOIeILTO3 TO •DD111135 TIIa ClTi2B7iB OP
Glen. A. J. lificaUton will address the peo
ple of Prillaßelphisaiweirlans to his departnro
for New Orleans, which will be in a Law days.
He is not to be a leader of the expedition
shoat to vet out for thwre-enenspatior. of Taxer,
but gets altogether in a civil capaeity. lie
is of the opinion that the mho's will make no
light in Texas, end that the advent of the
Union army will be hailed with shouts by the
grant mass of the peop!a.
OILLNY SHE PIESIDESeII P!.00 •
IZEEZI3
A letter from Gen. Grant has been reeelved
here, In which he endorses all the adminis
tration measures, and expresses satisfaction
with the results of the emencipstion creels
cation In the Southwest to for attained. He
says the black population has been swept
away from the Mississippi river for a breadth
of ten milts on either side.
TEI Dk4PT 11 OHIO
The suspension of the draft in Cincinnati
is for the purpose of giving time to correct n
error in the assesment of the quota. Tait
error amounts to about 5,000, which, when
adjusted, will leave the number subject to
the draft In the Stato about seven hundred.
rOllllOl
Persons likely to be well Izfernieti en the
subject, expiate the Inetctitating opinion that
no foreign intervention in oar atfeira trill
Oadlaal. 011.1.00W/I RISIOILTION.
Although contradicted hi the pipers bore,
the report of General Gillmore's resignation
is true. The contingoney upon which It was
Lued has not occurred, henna he wUI remain
where he is. Admiral Furregut bee gone
therm
TIM lIIVALID COIFS
LW expanded to an army of near)y twelre
thousand first Glass soldiery, divided into one
hundred ant fortysiz oompardes, of eighty
men each•
7D■ PLO raft TE MOIL ULICIADI
The committee of gentlemen appointed to
preterit a Sig to the Iron Brigade, to-day, did
not go out, not knowing where to . And the
brigade.
!as NZW CICRCL DOVE.
The new capitol dome will be brought to
completion before the next session of °opposes
by the elevation of Mils' Statue of Liberty,
on the pedestal now ready to reeeire It.
The Writ of liabeas Corpus.
Wseendros, Sept. 17.—The Secretary of
War bee ordered that the act of Congress
relating to the suspension of the writ of
habeas corpus, and the proclamation of the
President, based upon the same, be pub
lished for tbe information of all concerned.
AC diem to the military 'mice of the
United States hare been sorra with a writ of
habeas corpus to relation to the Procisma
tion to make to whomsoever issue or serves
rush writ that tifl prisoner ie held by au
thority of the President of the United States.
If an attempt is made to resist the officer,
taking sad holding such person or to take
nob prisoner from custody, the effiou com
manded to refuse submission and obedience,
and resist effectually, using any force uses•
nary to maintain the authority of the United
States.
Little Rock Occupied by Gen. Steele
—Arrival from New Orleans.
Canto, Sept. 17.—Rear Admiral Porter re
ceived e dispeteh stating that Little Rook
wrap t iN t Osn. Stasis en Sept. 10th,
without fighting or any loss of constquoncs.
Price is In ocmcalld of the labels, and tepidly
re tro : mu Gen. Davidson Is In hot pursuit.
The steamer Sunshine from 'Now Orleans on
the &how awed. Her nova was mild
pawl. Sloshes on board 900 bales of cotton
belonging to i the • government taken on at
Memphis. t
Indian liodsos surprised.
Oskar., Bept.l7.—Thin. rorprised f oot
hoodrott joi l gts sbont tiro holland' man
,sbovo Sort Bosom s few days ego. 040 hos
' And sistigtrindlsos wore Itilloitz - ; An thetr
applies of kSitartrolatons sod horses wOre
captutod, topthor with Lett im tutabir
primer&
oar /OM
11 POrted. The
mobs Wore rilloh,ttio Istttlo walks&
Ir sot Mos&
FROM PHILADELPHIA
DECISION BY JUDGE CADWALLADER
The President's Proclamation Con-
stitutionel
DEMOCRATIC kMASS MEETING
Judge DadWailadei t s Decision Re•
'cased by Town Meeting.
8;eolal Dispatch to the Pittebaxgh Gacitte.
POILLDIBLPIIIt, Sept. 17, IBG3
Judge Cadwallader, Demeerat, to-day In the
Uotted States Court, decided the Presldiot's
Proolamatlen eons ti.alional, and that Congress
has a tight to clothe the President with pow
er to suspend the writ of If aheas Corpus.
Judge Cadwallader 13 an anti•administra
tion Democrat, but a thorough lawyer.
There is a Domcoratio macs meeting to
night in Independence square. The enthu-
BieSl3l wad palpably foretd.
It la a funny thing that the town nteq4ng
paned a insulation reversing Judge Cedwal.
lader's decision, and donating the prools
nation unoonitttntional.
Tito Jews and Irish in tho Fourth Ward, the
Democratic Bebaetop,l, split end had c separ
ate prooeseion. The people on the ground
num'oered about Ave thousand, (so,poo ex
pected.) These wee local speakers only.
W. J. J.
Ramor■ Concerning Itorecrans an
. .
Mawr/tie, Sept. 15.—A large infantry force
from Johnston's army is reported marching
up the Tasountbia valley to reitforce Bragg.
Roddy's command has gone to Deeater for
the same purpose.
Refugees being the report, eirculating in
the South, to the effsot that after two days'
,fiihting, in which Bragg was defeated and
driven back, be received large reinforomounti
'lsom Johnston' which turned the tide of bat
tle, and that he was now driving Roaeorans.
. All Johnston's cavalry are reported to have
joined Bragg, with the design of destr eying
Roseman.' communioatioes.
Inforaation, however, said to be entirely
i reliable, states that puesergers item Steven
.son report a reverse to Thomas' corps neer
L slay otte. The report doubtlen relater to the
!engagement of Reglad , several days since.
Several heit7By laden freight trains hod
been Latta by our forcer tear Morrtstowr..
The Difficulty Between General Gill
more and Admiral Dahlgren.
WASHING7OIS, Bept. as pub
lished this morning, there hot been a disa
greemant between, General Glamor° and Ad
miral Dahlgren. involving the tender of tile
resignation by the tuiteic sad the displace
meat of the lattes by Admiral Farragid, there
has certainly been • desrcase of duty on the
ipact of Admiral Dahlgroo, who has sold no-
Itbing whatever to the proper department on
(that subject in the rosently received advices.
,fleece the report to discredited. No action
has been taken whatever to traneier
Farregut from his present command.
The Weetern Poodle Railroad.
Batt FRASCISCO, 860. 15.—C1111 ran from
thia city seventeen miles towards San Jose,
• yesterday, over the Western Picnic Railroad.
•
Twenty-flue mike will he In order for paserm
ger care within a month, and tbo balance of
the road to San Jose will be oompleted by
:January.
.11.eganit on an Officer
DAYTON, Bapt. 17.—T0-nlgnt Lieut. Eedie,
In command of the Proven: Guard, vete attack
ed and shot at by n I.ll9l2rderr nat.f". Frederick
Brown• Lieut. Eedle dreer a pietol std fired
upon hie asecilant, eevaral shou effect
and pri.dailng, it le raid, mortal Tit Width
Delegates &glared
WAIPIIIMUTON, Sept. 17.-11. t delegates ap
pointed oy the Cauvantton recently hold in
Jeffereon City, to preefed to 7:aahingtor,
order to make reproferttafluna to the Federal
attleofillOi to provide a charge in the military
oommardere of the DOpikkAidellt of Sibareri,
have arrived.
Arrival ol Sick nod Wounti.dSoldiers
W/OEllllOl'Ol, Sept. 17.—AmbalaziOL were
roaning flout a late hoar last night eoeveying
to hospitals to the vicinity of Washington
about 1,200 stok and wounded from the 4,rrey
of the Potsm►o.
From Quebec
Qutusc, Sept. 17.1—1 t '.• reported to-day
that the obtainer Ortledonte le feting to coal to
supply a Oonfederate steamer.
The debate on the ottotioa of no "eonfidenee
In the Government," eetetneneekto-sley. The
contest prop:thee to be
The Welland Canal Itepairld.
T. CAIHAIMIZEI, C. W.. 17.—Tbe
podia to tee Wel tend canal are completed, and
navigation hto be returned et ten o'clock to-
Markers by Telegraph
cu . Tong, Sept. 17 —Cotton untie feu at 69070.
tout more active, and 6e nigher. at $4.8u6h56. 0 5 for
Emirs eget° $3,33146,06 for Ex . rs B. 11. 0. and
$6.7043.7.5 iGT trade I.ran,le—tbe market cluing
nrm. Whisky 1. without any material chaos. at
6006 C% Wheal I,tlve and lc high , r, subs of 174.-
IIOU at 24411,t7 for Mtlmre aprinc 66.@,51.11.
for Milwaukee Club, end 3113.1;1,24 for Winter Bed
Western. Cora less active and scarcsly so Arm at
76y, for shipping mixed *•.,tern. and 77 „,r %we a n,
Tallow. 0 sta quiet at 6.5a7.: ler Western. Petr...:mun
dull and dro pug. Pork °p . n.' quiet...ad c'esed more
achve and Amer at $ll far old lime; $13,71 for new
Mess. 110,12)(At103 for new prime, end 013,250
$13,26 t r now prima 31cm. Beef dull. Cut m ate
quiet anti Arm. a ILLan as.los dud and nomina . 4 on
cheng.d. lon is r thade firmer • bat less active at
10% , 012ge. th‘cso firm at 10@;t1..1. for c:narnon to
hiuuey easy at 6 Par t.t Sterling Arm, with
moderate bu.inest at 115"',0144%. Goil Ls wlthent
a deciltd change, r peeing at 31.,?4, advancing to 33,
declining to
et4a,
cud closing valet at 33.40:1234.
Government mocks are without • decided change—
r. li 01 8134; henpecks 106%; 7 30.166%0106h.
eqnr.4..ewerl I.b.tot. Itland, ltssi
P. D. 0 , 67%; rittsburgh, Lori Wayne sad Chlatgo
a 31,:: Cleveland and rlw..nurgn, Minot. Con.
fret &rip, /21.54; Cleveltod nod loledo, tt ;4; 16.16.
Eli: M. U., 11.}4' Reading 1163.,'; haricot, 140; Eria
100%; Tounets eau. . 61,,;; liaised States cue., 81;
Coupons, 1004; Huunn, 136; N. Y. 0 , 13434; ermine
hall, 125; Idtmouri Bliss, 6914.
PIIILADLI.PI3 I . I , Sept 17.—Flour dug at $l, 60.57.
Wheal dull; sates of 1,600 hu,hets Rod at $1,31E61,33,
and White at $1,45. torn steady at 84. Petroleum;
Crade,.166636; Refined, 67M368. Whisky firm at
62(952,54.
BCl#ll.O, Sept. 17.—Flour uncharged. Mont ac-
tive at 0100 04 lorChirago toting, $1 084109 fur
lailwankee 010, end SI 16;01. 16 for red winter went
ern. Corn dud. Oat. miler.
BALusistia, Si pt. 17.—Ylour quiet. Wh at active
and advancing Cu. White at 88c. WuukJ
dull at OtabLlA
entaino, Dept. U.—Flans llrm sad sloady. Wheat
act.tvu sr.l 2.c littun at vrdsl. Coto quiet at 88069.
Oats quiet.
New York lttoeery Market.
(ream the titityping LIU.)
Beta Tone, Sept. 16—Cotiot—Th • turbot for Bra.
ill has egain become active :he demand being chiefly,
• for conaumption, and, so ;he muck la reduced and
'holden. very arm. ner potentate are again ainnaced
:7X, matey lb on the week, riming strong ail the he.
:promment. For other dacriptirns Own. la ano •
:steady fair demand from the triad e at gradually sp.
;Pedating pricsw. The ealos - intinde rotO bap San •
Los, per Upward, at 28X,e; 11306 du Rio, pu Janes
iAdriana, 19K; uoo do per St. Oat, 23; 2740 do per
'Derma, 2,a ti bond; 2593 do eo to tots 21O4C131; 450
Mutes 28 MO 10 Ceylon 32: 1073 Maracaibo WO
22, . small
Los 'y d
bite du 35; 92 Sutrilla 23, 4 mot;
'1143 mate - Java 35 caah; and 3683534. discount firr
swab; 1800 bags St. Pointnge 24343241; 250 do Gana.
:Ives ni% mob; and 20 0 ',upon:we, no terms not
,made paella. The sk Mo La the dountry, as me d.
up by Hun `W Scott toc A San le 62,129 bap, dz. in,.
11MO bap Lore, and 750 u at Baltiscre. At lastan.
;•200 top Pape sold at 25)40, cub.
• Sv2er.-Then net, wadi yesterday, so math
to Bur es T was time peat. bot•lare Mips
:cm , Arm. alfalfa hair nuke sparingly. and this
.tee-ema ammo SCODULIt Mr the dbalula.wd bus.
but yeaterdsy, a mere saints demand epring.
• leg up, large business ID
done et a iurtber Ovum
of oneuslpti of • cent
tifl lb, the market chotrug Mop
.aptly. the tendency being rather to a further Inn
pp ma:tent shun otherwise.. The min are 3215 bhde
tjtibs at 6-3,Ag1136 . 6; bbhi do 111 , ; 0 852 bbda Soda
'Rion ci3l , oll‘; 174 de rho!. ; 332 klarthalldb
li%•19113‘; 97 Sew Orleans 110/i1 223 Met, int
•hu, 9 tibia, and 436 bap mud to .tra bags) Bet au
'Bahia 10 , 4; SAM bee Bataan 95'4913; ansi 3 hnfle
Mahan 7,4 ma, or usual disumat for mob. By nec.
'.sloe, 070 hada Liao Orlar told at 11%01351 cent" •
'4 mo o n
Eidures—TheseAtail Inat bera'much activity slum
;our Mat, bat with a good datonad , the market Ii very
!fora at the full Tolosa ot tha Wait wick. Teo
Ulm m 4139 hlado BS tail33B OW end 330 bf do Nem
filleting atdoa6 2 r4 iabbln Pon do 34 31 hada .dt.
itrinatut 41tALGO (Hayed Cubs 338BarbadOes606313
Patio bs Ildwaoado 44646; an 411311 hitch, and 6
By Moo Atop, 4 mos t *slower rats tor soar. By
!..g.t. 0 .600b0u, and 100 hf do Now Orleans sold it
..11MMOM,coutatll altNi ^ . „
ok I
%trrn lifiND--47 bag* now MT 4
big Arom :Wrest an sad for or by
I nuasaniakin . a ob.
J/1173CEL
STATE FAIL
TEE IIEP3IMII ANIMAL
MXIIIP IT I 0
PRAM. STATE LGRICCLTURAL SOCIETY,
NORRISTOWN, moNru Y CO., PA.,
September 29th and 30th and October
lat and 2nd, 1863.
Bardstown Is
h abeas aeremteon mile. vest of Phil.
,edeipbm, os te Schuylkill river end la acceedble
by intilway to every postkre at the &ate.
The 'panda ere ben. WWI) elterded. containing
29 arras of 'stand, with Lae large buildltam thereon
ereetvd, together will bop satomit Br.eddleg. Tte
track is aid to be one off
the beet tall tura tracks
the State. The premiams ars the kaarteat ever of.
Pend by the Society, •mounting to tax.; $7,010.
The preminua for ell grades of cattle arced $l,OOO,
five of which are $lO each, lit from $25 to $l5. ..:.ens
reaming dows. tO leaser Tat.. Bat herd not has
than 15 bead, let premium, $4O; god premium. pa.
Barees La all 'net.' the premiums exceed 57000
The hightst $ 100 ; Ss betweee stil and $9O, and cabal
raegio from $l5, $lO and $5. Poe Sheer, mai Ss ins
the premium. range born 510 to $ 5 51,1 115 .
mie, from
lfor Poultry than Lea lima tial of rum
52 to $1 mob. In the following eases matt liberal
premien., ere offered: Ploestre, Oultivrams, Drills,
Welton*, Beeping?dotting klechines. Cotter.
Cern fitallere, bider id la, rumps, Sackett, Tin
Were, Leather and It. Etimulattcrea. Bea IflaraCXera
Marble Monte's, Bolter, ifloar. Grath end Feeds,
Veget•bles; and abo fa': Domeetic and lioriabold
illmlufactures, Cloth, CarperaVatinst. Shirting,
4booting, Blanket., ra - ismurla, vie, &nit Goods,
Illeedie-work, de. , Bread, Oakes.Preserves, Jellies dc
large prenbocoe ate offered for every va... 4 .3 1 T or
bruit not Vlw•rt. el , incest Teta Ul be the
largest ever en
owed
by the Society, sza 'orm one
of lb. malt attractive feature, of the Fahibition.
Trait, arapcs and Wines will be asldlottrd In this
liereartro.t.
The Pennsylvenis Bailer ad azd Norristown Bell
ror.l here masked to carry amide, to erli.bition
to mad from Laraibitiou freight free, requiring the
forward freight to to prepaid, which will to repel,
elepper •hen I t
are raorned to o 'tattoo
whence sh'pped. It hoped to effect the same with
otter impo•trant road. f
lactation. at rearmed rates wrl to run et oil the
leading railroad.
Starts ten be made at the office, In Ntrriatown,
titer the 4th day cf September. AU articles must
be entered an the book, on or before Tuesday 110011.
tog, Sept. 2Dthi. linh'bitors malt become members.
diembershlp $1.03, with four outman tickets, each of
whirl, • ill admit vas person to the Pair ore.
SINGLE ADISISIII- OBISTS.
Or A List of Premium, end Begs can be
had by addreeslng the escretarv.
[ THOMAS P. KNOX, ) .Pruident.
A. 112,051118 LONGARE, Prey,
Horristown, Pa.
Al EVER KNOWN lo
OrDBAKE'S GENUINE PAT
TERS, for ads, whams% and retail, by
81111eN JOIINSTON,
Correa. BmlthSold bad Ytroxtb [Mobs.
&SOMATIC BLACHBERST CASMINKEITS,
DEXONO.4
71:19 ICIYMICS GRIMY rOl
DTIANTZET, DLL.P.anZA, rLr:T., CELOLSIII
NORM AHD 19111t12.1E8 COMPLAINT
•
The immense 11•114 Watley to the =tarifa of this
remedy.
Tie mimeo= deny reptile of rote:Viking acres
•attest Int value.
It taa advanateatts over any other remedy, at one.
caring the diatom., and torportins taro and etrantA
to the spasm.
ie eels and ISP,MILES to the lobet, and powerbol In
we Walt CSJ/S.
• To tho soldier, topde• Ily, it la to rainable, beat
appropriately termed by tiona, to many eartilicates,
'The Soldiers' Ivriend."
Mothers Gu.d It superior to say soothing syrup for
chibiron teethieg, treed from the injurious etnc of
EISkiiOOTICB, lira" ott to the Winer by remorins
Sits anise.
Bc•Q by IN. ,4 00 , Ai asutet atret,s,
ilttatnargh, end Ly napadable 11.1--.l43icrywhare.
I=l
12=
WM. F. DAVIDSON,
ar. - .011119AT1., 0.
pu todavis•zs
P HOTOG RAP EL ELOOHB,
ow:van FIFTII akD HAIL M sra •
(2tl and 4d vio. ow Etc-harl•n^y Imes, Starr
P.:Y.11:1611A 1' or .wary Ow end style, pleLa
•lazed. troth the wry a!r.r Carte de Ytallo to Chrtrlzut
TEEM
M. PUIWUNO wczl4 particularly call lb! ea.
teat:lon of the £.4.1 AZD DM= to the oas7 weasel
bllity. •of tbig ettabiletusumt, being rannbed by a cht
its short Matt of stabs,
ar• rizaza K01M1A.134 =4 astarbotioa gum
- -
STABLING MEDICAL COLLEGE.
nu ren'oa of tlabi InstAutirn bee= or.
TB 171210,4 Y, the WA of edo:..r, ieel,
and continua until the La of Merck, 18e4.
E. M. ENITIf,
Professor of Theory and runtime.
Y0..111018 OP.E.TED., M. D .
Prof ()bat and Dia. Women est] Children.
JOHN DdWEI 39, 21. D.,
Proration Anatomy mod Phydotegy.
J. W. HAM I 1.T031, 11. D..
Prof. Pam ry,—Kye and tar Pnriot 7.
U. LOVING. 11. 11.„
Prof. Cat. Wet qbooap. a Med. Jarfop.
THLO. G. WOWILIC Y. M. D.,
Prof. Chemist,/ and Ineolloay.
D. EILLDES.PLAII, M. D ,
Deroonetrotor of Anatomy.
Eleerrrat. Olin will base Mon,
to allot:al lectures In the Clio Penitent try Iloapital
and tho two lame Unitary Hospitals at the plan.
Tor sutormatbn aldreaa
a. Id elf rTri, De...
at wrest Qa ..... nesewa'a Cmca,
Corner el and and itteem,
Were Lepton, D. 0., dept. 14tH, 1863.
OTIOR —W ill be sold at Public
auctlan at the Quertermertor'e Warehome,
on the vinare between Z min 11 and Mat end TM
lames. on WIMPS tDaT, the 131 instant, • large
lot of Quartorsuatar's Snares, cinctemned aa unfit for
public we're, was:sang In part of SCRAP 1 SON
and LTATMLE, WADU - LE9, eattaxe, pins of
11 &EN WO, and WAGON:4 TtllTB , TOOLS, end
IMPLEMENT&
Tenni out, ha Government Tunas.
bale to =memento at 10 o'clock►m. •
G. IL TOMPKINS,
t Gent. arid A. Q.111...11. tt A.
AbELITLET Qlll&Stanistnall arms,
Donor G and TM demi% r
Waeldnaton, D. D., tlegint r.snosca.
pusuo tiALII OF CONDEDINID
.L AN
will take ;Awed' tin Gomel, neer
the Observatory, In tam Mu. on the lrr, lte AND
bill WEDNESDA d e llT CEPTICI3DE a, In 9, the
Ed. 16th and SOth f the month. The property
le condemned al unlit Sec paldlo orrice.
Sala to onnniallne et 10 o'clock a. w. of each
and he omatiened tram dey to day =all the number
cu hand dull be sold.
Term cash, In Gonninsurnt lends.
O. a TOUPELNA,
ow( end A. Q.
F Ollllll2 MALI. VN 1t63.
2C0,000 , PPLIII TEISS,
EAU. B o, B. A 4 sad 5 yearn old, holudiag all the
old lovllnd varldteo, end mso7, wow onto
Aim, • very bove stook of PBA.B, (olandird end
.4*W.) oureau, rza.ru,pLum EVPMILIJI,
SHADE AND VIINAHCIITAL . HUM,
ciaftps VINES, DEADII3. GEANNHOCIEN
NANA., do , Ac., who!osalo tod robin ot orry les.
sonat.l. prior. JOHN BIDADOOIL, Ja..
solEdorlf Plltiborsh "NI OHeand Daromoo.
SUrIaSION. •
PHOTOWILPH ALBUMS.
Tot the Poeta t sad Nam Tables, tezie with Limn
Dust*. An eitatain and divot mecum jest
received.
147
HAY i no- Ho. 145 Woad at.
vll/Zll VitrisALS.K.—xlerts ,
keeptaa •la tract of Ps,* Clidar Vinegar Wt
pickling. cm be enppilad by the barrel or gannn, at
the Samlly'Grocery Starr of
•
JOHN d 215158111X
5a2a career T.lbarty and Flaad,strmia,
rpuß ELECTION LAWS OP PENN-
A. IYlLVANlll;digettud sad arter&l with notti
of Judicial declobes. 14 to the pa lE6i t Inch.
she. Price 60 ants.
ot sale by TUT a 00.. 66 Wood stmt.
'MEW NO. 1 MACEAREL.—Just re
adred. the fret of thr owls, new Ha.l Kook
ma, In kits for testi, use. rut tor eh by the pound
by JOUti IIKUOIL&W.
eelf. comer Motto Rod nand etreste.
LARD OM -40 bbls. N0..1;
'taunt/ad park, to? eals3k7
, JAIL DALZELL 0.
a and 70 Wats, s oEtreet
r • r ' UU/ fox 8 o bst
ids Tunnel 0. bot.ilioa.
it& ri .14hus-,100 bb • r
am WS RIM IL coons.
8; T.-1860-L
Nasals cdheet=tl. - y halts Mutate with yeah ,
um. lauttads, paWatkatof the heart, lack of
petits, dabs= ass rI7oW torpid /Mr, tottlUPt
ttoa, destaws to ettfPw If they will cot try tea
oelrerated
PLANTATION BITTERS.
which are row nwar..x..a dad by the bl,htst
atattozittwo, had vartantst to product. so itamsstars
batstaclal ertct. 'nay aro tatmedingti arett•N;
ploltse.ty pars, aed meat soperveds ntl ett'sr t:=Lit
whom • healthy, {watts stbastsat Is rarlittd.
'May polity, atrealtth= sod las:earth
They mate • boaltby appetite. -1
They are en antidote to cbsAgo of water and diet.
They mamma altects of diedget.l.l. and late horn.
They mrengilam the eyetzon f r.d enliven the tolma-
Th.ty paced minmstio and intermittent freure..
They parity Vas breath and acidity et the ateMesb.
They cue DyidsiAna and OuLftip.tica.
They curd Inattloss. Citotsre am; Cherie !loth..
They um, Lifer Complaint and Samna Desdauh.:e.
Th.y make the weak g, the languid
and are ashaafted ustura's great restorer. The? Lte
composed of the odebratal Callnya beet. winUT•
gram, sarsf.'zr, tOOLII and bear, ail preferred Is
perfectly pal Bt. Orals hue. for particulars, Pee
cdrwriare and tenfurraisiljrr•-rd each bottle.
Doware of importerS. yteasoine even bottle. Fee
that it has D. S. ranee' sigimmee on dart plicate U.
D. Stamp over the cost; with pinztatlmi scene, end
our era liignatore en l Otte steel plats atignslr.:
side label. See that our bottle Is not refilled with
a.:uriom and deleterious Mud. We defy any prom
to match the taste or eltssictsr of our goods • nay
pawn peniandlng to roll Plantation Dittoes by the
gallon or An but, is en imposter. We sell only la
on log cabin bottle. Any person imitating this
bottle, or milling any other notarial thereto, whether
called Plunintloiyitrart or net, L a mindful under
the tr. P. Law, and will be eo prostizatnd by 00.
already. hare OW aye CO two parties re filllog con
bottles, &a, who will aticezoi hi getting themselica.
Into en. enarturs. The demand for Drake's Plan
talon Dittoes from halm. choWlLlens IterdiOnt*
to., la perfectly .I==dlble. The simple trial el a
bottle I the evidence we peasant el their worth and
eupartarity. They .re sold by all respectable drug
gists, grocers, physicians, hotels, Itteaciboubs ettd .
conatig stores.
==3
PURE WIES varpleAß,
. .11111E11117 , 11113 , ET
EL A. At. BOLLII4N,
/MOW, MALLS? i CO,, Dordsatm.)
no only Vtnegar •warded with . Mae med.], of
sizai exhibltals, et the Intamsttritid Maltlllm.
'The Confessions and Experience
VY AN INVALID, published for the Leoegt mid as
• arming Leda/J:1110N n YOUNG N:Eif wist.
stiffer from r.cnons DeH ill, riatmAture Lefty o'
tlaahoo I, idu..auppip,z, at the =lB UM'. TEM
=ANS Olf BN.Lif CNN& By.oue silo has or..red
Lizoself after being put to greet exparse and Wu , 7
through medical humbug ar_d quackery.
Dy enclosing a pmbpild addressed OLITOIOVN dn.
g 4 copies may Le Lad of the author,
NATHANIEL N C7l - .1.1.11, Erg., •
my2l:leds., Bedford. Votes ocmoty
Lskd 6aperior Copper !Lill rind
SMELTING 'AGNES, PITT3iOLO3.
P.k.1.1) ILITURBY & CO.,
klanctfootu=rn of all&krkithit, A. 113)
BOLT COPY:LI , " PIS v - R.1113 COPPRII BOTTOIIIS,
HAISLD STILL BOTTOMS, BPALTY6 EOLDEIa
also 'cavorters and doolors =TAW, TIN PLAT}
BiIBET IRON, WIGS, Ae. Oonstan•J? cn t.;nll
Ttlarral . LIACHItiId AY]) TOOL&
WAIXIIOII6, No. 119 l'irtt sad 11.43 tecond straPtr,
Pittaborgh,
1161/13Fccislordas o 1 Gor..pa cat to any desired p. 1.•
tem. ar.729,dawly2:
Pnximunt, Li.
r.,<•To S ere :us Sufferers- of Both
814.7.1,5.—d. reverend gentlemen • having teor re
:tared to health In a few dap, after endergotog atl
the canal tontine and term:der expensive modes r f
treatment,ealthout ei:kanes,.weeddere it h.te eaor.d
duty to coriondnicate to hie aced fellow crtatroes
the ar-tee cat craw. Hence, on the receipt of an ad.
dreneal envelope, he will wad (free) a copy of tt e
preectiptlea med. Direct to Dr. JOHN M. DPI
HALL, ltdl Tilton Meet, Brooklyn, S. T.
hilillAardaver
DIITCH BB:8 LIGHTNII. S .
tilt-FaLi..p. supplies a want felt by story good
housekeeper. Bear, sheet will kill s ;mutt whew
ales a, thick. Remember that it is DUTSEiZir,
that does this, and cane the base imitators that
are eared. The ml ankle is for isle by all respect •
6blz DruggistA
b. A. FAMI7STGOKI3, SOS it CO.,
earner al t :ad Wood streets,
Jel&fivrdava
W. 0. 1 10/5131.3X.
1111. WINST I[OIIIXION.
110,1113130 N, B A dt Go., (5w . .
awn to OAK/SONO:WM k Itimasoo WArtrmserca
Wooxii, Toy!cocas Alm likcrastips, Plttabsesb,
Alszturocturers of BOAT AIM STATIONARY
STEAM MOINES, BLAST ARGINIIA,
1110IIIIIERY, OHS RING, BRAT/TM:3, OAST.
LNG% of all Awl lotto. ; OIL TARES B NULLS,
uu was AMT. MEET IRON WORK.
Agent; for GITYASA'S PATENT MIRO:OR,
for Lading Boilers.
OC'Jatili COMMAS
idanufacturara of IRON BAILING, IRON 'AO L'llf
AND 1 , 417 LT IMOIS, WINDOW satmurx.
WL.,7DOW ;MUM% £o., Na. 11 Baccm43:xast. sad
88 Third street, between Wood and klarkti.
Bata on band a lariat, of nee Pettdna t taut"
and plain, ratable for all parpatera
Particular attention paid to ancloring Crave tat
7obblskr done at short notice...ult 9
' "
IMTETROJNA U. W ORSI3
Long, AffiZier 4 - Co_
Worts at glutryburg Bratitm, Anzaboug Yale!
gailroad. Olfice arid Warehouse, Ho. Et tuatxrr
EfTILIZT, Pittsburgh.
Ittanatieturen of IifeLIIMINATING and LITBEI
OATIWO CAIIBON OM and WIIWZOLFe.
sir No. 1 Wels — AgED OIL, eranautod uon-criito•
elm always on hand. oattlyg
HOLMES 4it SONB, Boilers
ii.ON AND DOKIN3I7O BTLTAWIi
=MIA, t:z. - %...c..102,179 OF blIPOSITMAZIII;
sans AND sPZOI3, Ho. 6t !Whet ettteet;l4tte'
blush, Ps.
1114 - CoCestloit Elan on , the prlntipal
tahatit the Vetted tete. eeZi
HENRY B. COLLINS, For•
WARDING Abmoubunanos kizausep . .Q s
wholesale dealer In 011=311, BIM= BEADS
PIM, end Produce ennetelll. AO. 95 Wee& street
Pittablenth. P.
CI,ArJEI afGE.IrTS,
pßNelOiNiti,litrUNTY BACK PAL
T. WALE DAY,
0L.6.1.11 AGM*,
ffo,,110:1 NS Et, Oda door bekot Ootketral::
,
u woaaded &Man, who ba4o iktei ta sotimw:
I tin or naval nal* am eatithil to, StCO HMl*_;
er I tad Poeta.' rn balli=ro trbo bitirlottssi VFW
mu222 , lalleatititlel to the 1.100 Boloal. Maus
by g anon at dim*
tier=2.l7ktows of 13o1diers who di. ar art kbi4 la
Qs lionize are totaled to roar§ ar-IP . 1 49 ° .
cont ao.,
Ailtb^art Ots!=s. of etas, dessiptialt, progaptb , ot- r •
lauded to 30 obarge nada fa say WO lIIIin-itt
b. ag.otfd.: . bribilloa•to
pKNSIONS, BOUNTY, BACK PAY.
.11.
H. a =MIELE.
• •
Ate:~ 1.a . g..10:0 "RA Oloto Agent,
Ho. 1111 ll= L2aYIT, fittibastb.
-4.
Moans in Allietwq , 2 , ir,•__Albs imam
• PeClOaCale eoLouna OF
um; BOUNPIr iltuStard Nut.'
awn, ext. •oa .00;en *ma -"Alban mile
TM prasioNs by Widow% Parenta. Wiz
etadSall/ raxibus fltstopL-ar.
:letittattr vitiOun'iYt ziss
ksvor Old alAp:Etan!tclraro
Wink abarp aaUl 20041‘44•114 acidier IRMO&
unread Wawa amp is oimlo• -- Warn
P. V. D.11.5.E39 6 00..
20114rooulwat. N.Y
fur =s by
F. M. BOLLBIILN,
WrBT lIANCMTV3TILIL