The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1863-1866, December 14, 1863, Image 2

Newspaper Page Text~`? T ~ >,"~ r doter °tinter ',l4z46l.Bicl'ettra c, and seen* of I rhichin reforenee -4 44iel,'the bd. ttpprovosi has invites public it - may and mine for legisla that while the ae eidatiag tax ,eitentrilsappaintd trainers, u he does 1:14 tho statement tent tirdiliestions the Government , he at the same "iereortanand radical Nowwehtdd that to It.thriSdimmen;itivill ' opicliginkr thOUI4 and competent R- C& radical changes by . the /art am- eaaly riandre• Cuss the country fortunately hue how that if his $9 5- 1 .--- !' • 'aldlaliteal =awe_ I had been adopted by the mpQlOtWeb of ,IPa94 and .41 331 1 , '• in the io t a& not now bare 9°4°l ' 4 - ts!ralort' the 'Slim of In- Revenue, acknowledging that the i t o l oana xnadifico • •44 tt i e o f Ways and 4141 was wining- thiebPT . ePa `Curie to profit by the experi- Anon of tho...oPFrattoli of th e 'fi n _ancial aye: - the ltiiiily . -taie . dt:cotnixt . 'aid in his report recommediees in a c Ett d as the • para rely limited list, of Ullat es, "aotinclO° f revenue of experience But agile of ail:the latioeng. study of , the history of tat acttt°ao and yet So cheep -Irlaeanr -:tta...iiinm.itor 'Aridtiara ei4aY an d qler-. s tli d et from crude expen 4ifiidf,Orca ._litt4teartei all, eii— thed letagni is n ot only undeniably sod , . leplornblY trails POlnt 0l fset,ses review thisunfortuneSe.tibtory of , ',(he dm/ of thePototsimiudiesuggeitive esti of the true Wiegaida of relay. Ws monitend "a oare talimiamigiCrei4lni of Ole able and es statement ireposura of . 4intliretatll snd _ . Ihstiounta eft the, pasts lid preitent troubles of that Army! Our rsaders annulus have perceived we have for thieWit while beds Aomy theory AMA lite Army of the Potomac, sad that • Mbar stem - ihr sourest cynics would yield le a Sitfrd-dreaM of its euturesr, we 'Ws aeauxea.!tt incapable d aggression action, and coosterstly trembled for Its ester, urbanite, it:endured to reek its fortune in the country of the enemy. Even in its last trumdsur , whim all, united in tbe belief Oat It would seise • substantial victory - feem. - the reduced and dispirited army of H iy we predicted the certain failure et its matimentisu ill the while the l et dumb,. were never racy for a • wasseht, test someboSy sholtd meat it bo -dily,tobileitiotyierinkort- the mad to Blob. This * wileudus its bn wear, did ro t arW front nnj doubt of its loyalty or enursge. , It *always teen , our belief dolt is the finest army of Ildnatieu, that itlamost milmdite, through:common -noble , 'MiltalitSPOPSSNFAlLACuibiati,vithin Welt • .116:00oinurtescilre end seasoned fibre:atm ',an* army ever omptaised by the Republic. If laced bs wanted, we need but point to ilisresord of tif bloody bars% °reefer to IEI aid but butsublime &stilted*" with' whichlt • riTer hes _Madura its hidden exurbia*. Ia saga sad material of war, In spit , and - Price aPPolulatak :may be raid to be r bwolopsrOg. e host, but se an army it Is satbstfissitopetttt, and unless thoroughly irtarpdsgar 'lsnot:ea burden, if not Is Huger to the =miry. Wet of Its wanblerinese lies in tbs idwarikiiii- wee thin doubtful • rabid of' some! its TrestPolitt coup eassdani; ead repeat whet we said when • fits,'Johrt."Porter was connoted his trsaiimi that "there .who more of the slime leaven is the oeurPp, sad unless lite remain.. ...."fattiorpamimoliwdere"ol tbs. Ccolserratlve htsrultwerik, distributtd so vildelythat they net 011111=7034 *tenor* could •IsaloWfor.in 1444." ','We knew • -guesCpiegile. We rosy ,how--tstally they = had Iser( isughtintobitlar by • general ' whey, always sleatti , !Min ;the. front, left _sigh to, play the leader-for hintielf; sad ..'6031101204/ !NO wire. ad at -tiptoed Arleen -Riff pew" Wed -Pape from Oentilitidowltig • 'Abeini by;betraying bbi outright at the NOWA VOA* of Ball B a on. . Theyladsiortatfe alt y to ti l C o i w etbe, isghireaf t a h u mn l ot sell, andwou o rigs ,tg glory ater,i gory Pact Glee. Wews:nes Hooker of 7 Ail danger, snd-Arrged him to have tines " • trsosferter but be- ; our I lobes, only to have itsjsiiii . aide proved al Cliaturelloreillit-' That'great campaign . —obi - most- trilltast. of -the var..ersa a seteceim event :W i t that eleuttisted froin itwer.nenocess, too, iii. iii rewriu4 atSdaktly fellatiortatltsentire pro. -*** Lr'Rfewses,h7Ovants•-which it would base bow ~gesneret Rea /Ord /Ode? to an -0.,1`4101P1aw."-",stli'vmsterirSiicetate, r ailugue.iisao Uthl var fr;;fir*oocele-bilwittletett Vier Confederate ~ .4,1* , I gesmsaWder.. eiediaktwe riterawitiort 0p .:194141- ,-1`,17:141440 111.11111 bu t Olaf hi-iante to s e er , 4, g peadad , , ,, rat:tleashipy izikyly.-,:egnissundestbas - . bat San ef;aftg Norm lbe r sbelsoortor , dasare. -• 2,4wistr joie • _ • volt toot the Alf aids raticeitiaja ,23ba U. Mooted or. ' l3,ll Rifitlir who weir ebof. dd. sot lad dtreated . ding and him. Eve's rear 1 :J` • _a j ,; j ~~ _`. : , , •yam • : ; \ 4 ` ''', ~~~ ~. ~,. ~ _.... ~. y am._.. ~-_ _ r _. ~.'^:°'-x~-~,_~.,u ~m.g'if5,;. 0 . 1 ',1 17=711E ;A wattitio,_l2„ 4litlitrOologirigine_ 403144 Widen us BtdgiriatltWa Wait Caeadia _ • lip, ta ; Hookat waited all night tar We sound of his approaching guns ; bat at dayblcak - Lee made the attack bimsetf ground for a distance of two miles, but at the end of that die lance, Lee being - tabling* by his efforts, teased, and both armies rested on their alma. In the afternoon, Sedgeick, who, as we have ova, should have moved the night before, tarried the heights, but being met by Lee's reserves while descending in disorder to the valley, was driven • with terrible elatighter round the gladder' of the heights, bask toward Falmouth, by the way Of the United States ford. The country tang with acclimation' at fledgwlck's coup de main, but the crest moldier from whom Lee bad thus escaped, was reported to the "conservative" press by his betray ers, as being equal only to a division or a corps. • On the fourth day the heavens opened, whereupon Hooker, after a council, re turned across the rivers with his host, without losing, in the passage, so much as a'imigon or a Iran. Without forgetting our text, let us pause just here to say, that notwiethatanding the tentacles of the Me. Clellan men that Hooker had not captured Lee, the Immediate regatta of this dazzling episode, (without regard to the supple mentary campaign of Gettysburg, which It provoked,) were greater than those of the late actions in the neighborhood of . Chattanooga. By tne Confederates' own accents, Hooker inflicted upon them the Irreparable loss of Stonewall Jackson and eighteen thousand inier; -- and he returned back to his camp at Falmouth, at the expi ration of a week, with a wear and tear only of eleven thousand We have had occasion to speak of this campaign before; and it is not our fault that the constantly recurring disasters of the army requires us again to bring it for ward as the leading illustration of our' , theory. At Gettysburg, which Hooker fashions d and Sickles mainly.fonght, the victory was indecisive through want of co.operattonby the corps commanders; and the three fol lowing days were lost by disagreements • and conflicting councils. At length, when pursuit was made, it was most temperately done; so temperately, that bat for ate:- peeled and extraordinary rains, Lee would have been safely ou the other side of the Potomac before our skirmishers could have appearei in eight. Al, however , the flood barred hie passage, and placed him at our mercy, a new embarrassment presented' , itself to the conservative commanders. Their object was not to destroy Lee but the commander of the Army of the Potomac. If they contributed to make Meade a Napoleon, by such a victory as would capture Richmond, be would be riveted upon them in domineering leaders ship, and they would relapse iota Majors and Lieutenant Colonels in the regular army at the conclusion of the war. Oo the other hand if Lee should escape, and Meade should fail, any one of them mightfoll heir pthe reat vacancy which four of the arty had already enjoyed. Tbry had I barely consented lea victory at Gettysburg, because it was tiece_ssary that "the ma chine" which they coveted should be pre served, and perhaps they were afraid of Loa's arrogance, if he were a wholesale victor. Meade seemed to comprehend the diffi enities of his position. He felt that ho had the power to destroy Lee eriiire4; but ha also felt doubtful if his corps com menders would stand by him. lie bad seen &portion of them betray Pope at Ceti treville; he knew how Burnside hod beet sacrificed at Fredericksburg; the scenes of Chancellorssille were still vivid in hi. mind; and the complications of Gettysburg were equally full of warning. From a knowledge of these fiats, we base always felt charitable to him for hesitating to strike lee while he lay crippled and ex hausted, without a pontoon or a ford, at WilleamrporL He, doubtless, said to him• self, "I base seen these coneervatives fail every-previoue commander, and, before / 'venture to touch Lee in hie extremity, 1 must-ascertain whether they will stand by 1:1Ie thereupon called thereinto Conn. 7011:eind.they Sally fold him they would nit- No sooner was Wis scrdiot taken then Lee began to mole off—aye, witbiu half en hour, as if the vote bad been politely car ried to his tent—and even bee lot bat disturb (if he is to be credited) were not disturbed by ear pursuit. The public were hopelessly puzzled at this wonderful result but finding no solution, they' were fain to amuse theirignorance with the general re. Section of 'litter strange it was that the enemy whipped us on hie sloe of the river, and we always. whipped him on ours.' The secret was, as we hvvo said befrrt that while the conservative corps com manders would fight to keep the machibe together, they wanted to ruin the com mander of the Army of the Potamsc, rather Virgi than the Army of ni We saw this verified at the late battle of Bristoe Station, but more strikingly than ever, in the lest inexpressibly diegraoeful retrOgade movement from Mine Ban. Un embarrassed by communications, and with nearly double the number of the enemy, we were timidly maneuvered till half our maims were exhausted. Finally, when we were reedy for attack, the older corps commanders got up an indignation wet' tog one point of precedence, aad Werra, failed to receive a oodourreace and support suffieient to justify `p roperly ty 'move ment necessary to b egin the battle. Mr. Thomas Di Cook, the careful reporter of the fhweid, says, an this' subject, under date of November 30,11: "la the council last night, General Warren asked for re inforcemeate for his operations this more lug. This demand gees rise to an outburst among the corps commanders, all of whom are senior to the commander of the Second corps, and on this will binge the lack of emcees which I plainly foresee will attend this campaign." "But,' he afterwards re marks, Meade, through a clued *ration and partiality for Gown Warren, and, se he afterwards stated, through a Misooseeptitas of the facts, insisted on giving that officer all be demanded, not appreolsting the disparagement be thereby made of hie other commanders." It turned out, however, that the corps commanders triumphed over Meade, for Warren vas not able to undertake . his movement, and thus the Army of the ,Po. tomes, after its boastful prologue, the ex penditure of 1110 or millions of lars, and die Wilts ofthree neatly a thousdol and live& returned back, crest-fallen to its camp, pricked on by the Confederate can non, and *nattering not only the derision of the world, bed what is worse, the pity of their more fortunate comrades In the West li it not Lime leash if this thing has not lasted long enough? 'ls the flower of our Northammanigiod and the very Sparkle of one Now England youth, to be led up and down like ea many worthless galley slaves, lnd diecounted of their rage and their lives by a eel of gamblers cou wearing double stars? Every man slain in the lam cam , pign was foully murdered, and the humb lest of them, who -now, Lies stiffened with the frozen earth, le more. worthy of our esteem, than the whole of that conspiring Conclave who contended with Meade under what formula they Weald be despatched to death. It is time that WS should end ; and if no direct remedy is near, Congress itself should take the thing in hand. The Army of the Potomac hes been the great crime of the war. For three years It has absorbed the beatblooi of the North, tray to consign it to Copperhead control, that it might be strewn in ashes' through Confederate' fields. From the first Bull BP Ito the bite operations on the Bap'. dan, its htstorj has been the same ; and so it-,meet,continge,,, only permanent achievement beimtg tisubvert the priceless prestigeet the East; from• the position if skald hold. in the future political aspire , - tent of thasections., This is a'more let;- intent eintslMAttloii that lonia at first seam; One is, that titeleystaha 416-iiiriti4-..tidsCabould no, bIIIPT -1 1 4 1 44 stitoot IffootelosS. strife by Copperhead rixtisderse.ont,i4tare their litesiiedely.tfaleneettineatieditions that ire friteeclot 400 passihne for thealio emersit;' Thei as sot been pay shine lie fgbl of Gettystuorgeiltiet 6*Am of the Pots raw might:act;4lnrie - oostotetfoita"segtittJ *Ord anarolf-ititheitV,dliaii , ef -r dlisitee thirlialchsitg 004 prop . ; StlY-4660 and-lad; bat h; ?•I","',.''' • Ma. 44, lase. • 4* Y 9 11 -Hefei IMO the day lrhertit nan be trusteoeyond the itappidan, in the face of as-loamy as ten thousand `men. The corps commanders who served under Me- A , Ciellas, when with one hundred and Anti thousand northern soldiers he confronted forty thousand Confederates at MAIIII3III for months without venturing a blow, learn ed their coneerrative lesson but too well; and the only troops to whom they ever will prove ,fatal, will be their own - We beseech the Congress, therefore, to take the subject of this doomed army to their councils atom early day. The mere change of the commander-in.ohief will do no good. All its West Point corps com mander° should be transferred, for neither Grant nor Meeker, nay, not even Napoleon, Wellington, nor the Archduke Charles, could win a victory with it, organised as it I. now. The question, therefore, which this calamity presents, Is not only the po litical prestige of the Middle and Atlantic Males; but the lives and honorable hopes of 130010 eighty thousand men, who, under the malign grasp of invidious leaderships, have no chance but. to be countermarched into their grsves—toarohed, not in glori ous opposition to the enemy, bat simply as pewits in an Interior game of Copperheads for the commandership. Thin is the true theory of the Army of the Potomac. It is a doomed army, and pill always be a danger to the country, until its noble rank and Me are relieved of their present rival and semi-loyal chiefs. st is due to the North that Congress should et about this at once, and the first step toward it, should be • committee of investi gation on Chancelionsvale, Williamsport and Mine Ran. Tar Richmond lowest' give up the expo , tation of the resumption of the exchange of prisoners. One of them says that Gen. iliteh cock's instruction ore to demand the ex change of negroes just as white men, which, "of mune. was rojootod. Thus onds for the present-, , if not forever, all hope of an ex change.' Tau borough of Tenby, In England, makes • carious figure in the population returns. The populatitp at the renews of 1851 was 2,982, and again the census of 1861 found exactly 2,992 inhabitants. There was one more male in the place in 1881 than 1851, but there was ono female less. Too negroes In South Carolina aro availing themselves of the opportunity afforded them by our Govornmont to purchase lots of twenty sores. Those who purchased last year have done wall. Ono of thorn reports that j he clear." $2OO from his cotton crop. eimic xozwEs _ _ NATIONAL BANS. OF ALLEBEIBBT.—Tha Board of I.llseoury have Centshis day called on an assesarnant of Bitty of the Capital Stook of ••Th. !Mat Nation Bank of Allegheny." partible on lb. lith inak, though. of the blechanlei . Savings' Wank. Alleghen T. H. NECIN, rvealtient. Orme or Inre Crrtswes illtriaNCl. Plttahurtb, Dee. 10th, IfeS. FLECTION FOlt TIIIRTEEN urY DIRECTORS 01 IRIS COMPANY, to during the ensuing 7'.u, on held at thb on MONDAY, the:net IDA, between the boon and I p m. SAMUEL RP-A, Flortenvy. - - ----- p-PITTSBURGH SANITARY COI MITTEE. 051 w Rad Der , ltory, 50 rolartb Streei itst•rsos Worst stld Ilarkt4 St Pimszoss•— 111031 A 8 BAY:MEM 9umrrAm-403EITIAHENT E M Tausruus—,lAslE.l. P.4.1:K. Jr Cbettribution• of oaomoi ani pods eullrit.l. 13tona cent to all parte of the army formation furnished In relation to tbo Ark vie •tbel In the Coupe and Itarpits Th. [might on good. donated Lo pekt hors PITTEBITROEI SANITARY COMMITTEE. deS:dif COLLECTOR'S NOTICE.--The U€Y Annual Amessment List f0r.11353, containing Twee on Income, Bang Pieta. Carriage., W., wd Licutwe Duties in the 4th Divielon of We VA Penna. District, oimurLdng the fah, 7th end Sth \Yards of We City of Pittsburgh, end Pitt Township, except ing. that part north of Pounstreet, las Wen rewired keen the tossessor. wel the Twee ere now due. I will receive tho Twee es Wttewid, et the office of Aldermen BIITLI.II, 7.10. LYS Wylie street, from the Stet day of November petit the 12th day of Demon ta.,lSed, inclusive. bolltteit am bows of I and I p. re., after whkh Unto the penult:ea proacribod by the Ism will be exacted. Jilliki SEILGEASIT, Deputy Cultector 4th Division, Td District dektdeLs I NEW GYMNASTICS AT C• 7'. WILLI ILALL.—Itte Cleat.* ate open for new ampleus et cash time of meting. Ladles end Gentle/men, TUZSDAY and FRIDAY' STEN 'NOS, at TA- ladle. and Children, WISDISESDAT and EIATURDAT AITSI/1400811, at 3 o'clock. ADTAXCC: Tor Adults, worm of twenty lemsow...—SO Per Lads mat M 0 asa, 0 " ...-- 80. - 'Tor Children, " ...-- 3 eol7df C HE MAYORALTY OF ALLS OHM —Copt. Sta. 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AU the DIME NOVELS and DIME sow; IliN/ES. all the MAGAZINES, WEEKLY PATERS, and NEW TURK, PIIILADELPILIA and CINCIN NATI DAILIES received regularly. ma Saban-lotion. revolved for art napalm. and Papua at publishers' pima. delikTalid - ---- ALLEtiIiNIN 17 CITY KESIDENC - N FOR BALE.—Large Brick Dwelling Hoc" portico In front, wide ball, lane double parlor IS t,l 50 feet, dining-rooin, kitchen, threw chambers on remold floor, bath m i droo attic rooms, throe haw , merit rooms, large cewater ilatirres, marble maietles, glee fixtures be all the moms volt polnted and papered, and inexcellent order. Large lot of ground fronting on North Canal egret, nning back to Butler Minot. BHA carriage hom ru e , . ab stable for flue Maws Grape arbor; tww.rarlatiss of grape', cherry, apple and shade trees, shrubbery, ete. Immediato pumwarion. doll B. CUTHBERT It SONS, tl Market et. VINE PERFLISIERi.—Jatiuii Cole brawl American Perfumery compares faroraLly with the most exquisite of the Imported artklm. The following are parttenlarty recommended: BAINDOLkTIA, roXD LILT, BOSE GERANIIIII, PATCHOULI, TEIIBET MUBli, .JOCENT CLUB, HONEY SUCKLE. For de bf 111110 N JOHNSTON, Comer north and Smithfield etnets. A foil aneartment of 171C1iCil AND ENGLISH SOAPS AND fAIiCY GOODS, .y. on heed. 4012 ay 4AG ANBM MAGNOLIA BALM; Swine. Anthem* for the Wore Bloom of Youth ; Urn Allea's Reatarer ; teniption; rents:very and Toilet Article., of real do family Dye Oolon ; Gent'. and Ladi. Sturuldar Dtwa ; Of every darription beet quallty, kept constantly an band and Sir de at GEO. I. KELLY'S. El= o A Federal sto.. lilartn II IM!SW' YEBAND EAR. DR. BAELZ Faye farVenterattention to the treatment • CHRONIC DisnAsEs, the EYE end WI; aw. on CATARACT, SQUI EYES, fur ARTIFICIAL PUPIL, Ine.rt• ARTIFICIAL EYES, ead treat. all VNTLAIIIIATOItY EYES ; also lIARD HEARING, .red .11 dhaale• affecting the Ler end tootling to Dedham Otllre. 100 WITTILSTREET. 1,000 BARRELS NO. 1 EXTRA, to Dow bright tarn% tor solo by dole.hr MTh% SALT lIIIAWCTIVO CO. SPECIAL ATTENTION is called otlr large stock of BOOTS AND SHOES Waldo for nlnerporee and &nobility cannot b warp • W In the city. Call and aware a useful proont for Iltlle money at JOS. IL ROBLANDII, SKI Market rt., 642 mond door from,lrlftb street. FLIJOILING BOARDS I Primo Inch Flooring Muds 6 Ant too& various widtbs, Ibr 66k, by no16:Iso • JOSEPH ISNOWYE—pr,- NOTARY vunLmo. No. 89 DIAMOND OTILNET, Prruntsa Acbrumledarmonto;of .Doods, frapostriono and AS- Wits taken. Ain, Dm* Monllogoo. Aotid of difrorarroll, Loma and Lorg. rows of ovary k Ind wrlttoa. oo)lLare ern . Tl..ellree• Office, Leo. I, VW A A LLEGIIENY' CITY COMPRO E notits wArrro.—PaHlea holding Compri.. isle, fondest the Oily of Allegheny, Pa., are hereby notified that the Kinking fund for Itoo nill be fi nanced. In *hoe Bonds at ilia UMW eaten olfroll. Proponde received mall gATURDAY, the 24 day of hbuary, 1004. Ily ante* of the fominittne on Flamm 401114 b,.l4,l,tilfltitliff, Oily grinienrer, . - Ma's and I?7omen's Pelt Overshoes,. Th. b. 4 article fo;. teeplux Ow foot gram dad dry, and ma Orin, at • 110111,ANDN,M1 Marltat Smut, ' woad door . !rota pirth, • Liman km" opposite IMO, Pittsburgh P. inanufsolumm of WHIM, 145111:11 AND tIW MAIM, and ovary dascription of LIATIIDII. BRAD/ND WOUlt.. Ueda* soUsital from Ms undo, %Foods promptly . Mlppsd to par tostremlona. stUtloo LIW.KNA AIRCO° AND AMMO WOUND; _TAP molars AND' pLArnotza. areme-Aarn WINANS/4= of aft kinds furnished ow short Saki. iat Win loft M No. 93_ OSONOILEEN RUNT, Ms doors from WO* or at Foliate' Wall raw Ist" Ne; Itttl Wood lOW, ispl to promptly sttandad to. o . . . ininily WATER 1 uswre, Clfl, HOU AND 8138N1C85 TAX. XA, for 133 aro duo and mil be NO to anew& Brod red at CB, Trealuorta ham, fourth .tent,. during booboos beam or et my mildew% N0.'179 Webster Wept. *melte the Wets Bfo4s, froth 0 ter la. ao. Nal 440 7 o'clock p. a_ doted . 3. B, =NAN, Werke.. 00 Bxa ' "- . -11 ' 43"13a "II LAM altMli_L, .4 , -..-..; - , , .,‘ t :::. - 10 frills sow Seville Liallytlac" -:,:: . - 4-• :. - la calm vas Oairlais, , . ,_, l.itiateroros, _ jun rooked by • : ' ' IMW. ld.ll Onelli TO TAX•rAYABIi 0_ .It , Tlilg ' iidlailliTlerllWl'DlSTlttOT.=Tbar,brew. l wo lb' Qougot Trausrer bombs p z low' D ta the boa& at the mo tat 1 . aslol6 l l Pr LA w' who him pas seWed Ilis awn an regomp!o, __ *Dineketpmallosiandrsad aft: motto- ' ' WhiteiAl.ro. '- - - . 0.1 r, a .., ..:ALJLlAlSAckasplicAte 4 /.11. ' -,'':- Oa 'etc A . 440 ': 9 • • ' ' .- ; , --.4•--4,4,----:,,,:.,::,"-`,..------A-44-b.,-,.-:;-:..:1...tn.,;&„:L.:::::d ATMOZI BIKL Meg . P.Xll, 83 ;rood Street, Continues to sell oft his entire stock of MEWS FIIPSISIEING GOODS, conszxrz N EVSICT BrANCEL OirerCOStillga, Cloths, Cassimeres,itc., Dr TIM YARD, OR AXE TO 0,1i.1332C13., • LI our usual uosurpsood style, et COST 'PRICE, Ss lug a reductlm of at Rost SAS PER CENT Oar ugortmout Is atill complete to ❑1 ito brancbeg, d •o lagoon, friend. sad patrota to mate and boy rly, Y wo SS* dadrollll to C'olll oat out ,Lock by tbo FIRST OF JANUARY. 1N434 THIS IS NO HUMBUG As every article Is sold at COST MICE. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CARD PHOTOGRAPM! A FULL LINE JUST RECEIVED, And will Ito aold at LOWER PRICES them any of HESPECTLBLE HOUSE tu ibo Wnt Books, Papers and Magazines LADIES AND GENTLEMEN are repectfolly Red to au and examine the Weir ant wive, at JANES , T. SAMPLE'S, No. 80 Federal at., Allegheny WE SELL AT THE PRICES WE HABUNIC HALL. CALL AND SEE FOR VOCILbELVE. Albums Holding 50 Pictures ? 83 00 Morocco bound, two clasp. Albums Holding 20 Pictures, $1 50 Bo wl,l k Morocco, Mc rlc,..N. We have Altauns Molding tram 1 PRICE RANGE ►ItOM 50 Cg3ll'S 10 IVO cao ea Dou't fail to nal, If you wool Albums Piitock's Photograph Album Depo OPPOSITE TEE POST OTVICE - VAT CAN BE NICER .11,1 err ma.s .eR EKON a' G. K. H. H. F. B. P. L. BALMOBALS CONCERT BALL SHOE STORE No. 62 FIFTH STREET. •i'OLOPE RID, RIOR HEEL, FANCY IMT. 1011 FL/01cM LIYED. THE HOME CIRCLE, Vnl I THE 130116 CIRCUS, Te. c THE SILT Cli CHORD THE SHOW= OF PICLIMs 2M .Love .. cholas allocilono of Vets/ and 1 triune:AJ Music, elegantly twitud, oult.b CKVSTMAS PRESENTS CHAS. C. MELLOR GOOD! BETTER I BEST ] M. daub!. nil, and double upper BOOTS Nen'. move Cued lIGOT3 Men's line stitcbsd BOOTS; UAW and llieene floe pat. tippet 1161.1 OES L 5, Allaara' and libildrem'a BOOTO, GAITKE kla4 BA LMORALI3, of sr., description, moiling very ion, DIY' Giro no call. JAMBS ROBB, &DI SO NARK= fiTIMET. RECENT SCIENTIFIC PUBMUA- TiONS. Truran on tin. Manufotture of Iron. flopplemont to Ure's Dictionary. Dana. Manual of Goolea Lyoll nn tba Antiquity albs. Bryce'. Rues of the Old Wool& WWI Principle. of Political Economy. Armed'. Groat Stone Nook of Navin , . Apundsi Stadion to Natural Illotory. 70 r cabal KAY IC CO., 55 Wood Must JAMES u.BALPII, Prepares RM.= Daaarriros arras BlirtrlCATionx, fur all kinds of DaIMID, and sperintends their erection on namable terms. Off Los en Anderson street, between Lesrock .4 nobles. streets, Ainsitts.7 h:10 SUPERIOR PIANO FORTE 6011011AKIR I LANG E=l= lIALIAST, DAVIS .4/k CO., BOSTON It can be wen at Oa "Presbyterian Book Beam; 57 Eland street. dettAr OLO - 7 - +KB I Al.o, s•toelt of Gentleman's Shawl set WIITTL . Oltrt A W. VINE DWELLING ON• PENN T. .1.: TOIL BALL.—The lane throe-awl BRICK DWT.1.1.1110, No. B 5 Pena street, below llq .ttool, Y offend lot aide. Pelee WOO. The loom Is well built, turnlahed wlth marble manna, Gen and water. Large yard and alley ta the roar. Any one 'dabble te eta dm bowie tan ostler throne! eta elde pt. . Penn strew. WAY. Jr.. Peon Ito.ninkleyoillo P. II T TRUOLtiTIOING, Es ALL rra mama parchand • lam rock of Ewa.' for COIL wo i an Olt to Mks gnat borgalua oz i Moody low prima PRATHER "BEDS; RATE BUSH AND SPIIIO3 MATTBASSES, OLD urrrnasavx.r.-mad. the bolt manner. mad FEATHER BEDS umonted. A peat variety of BLINDS, EARLS A FLOOR OIL E CLOTH , , EMBOSSED TABLE COVERS; ADD. LAD GSS and MANILLA BO MATS:. - °ABM B INDINGS . Awl emery ne RDERE D edy of Goods kept Is that Urn. W• lodes dm attentke of tin Dahill; putridly to oar WELL. ASSORTED BTOCX. All orders promptly alluded to. plena 0 , 0 no a call at 91/DERAL ETEXET. kilertrouy.' (home formerly_ occupied byldr. Steoplo.) uolt ,DARKER W. IMMO. Fourth drool cars too oat to On Onitmlowar may 1111eso Wooten.. . raft al i. BOQUETS, CUT FI d OW ERS, Aco., formdall to ardor from 1101IDOCUI OXlLAlVDouirszinouaL PROPRIETARY AND REVENUE .2. ill dranalostlosta A fall supply ktPt tonStangr elk toad, at Um Interval Unarm U. No. 07_ Wain strict, nark dcor to Cty_Trau Alt—ting DAVID aka of !atonal WOO. Ifinta—Lettin obaald to wenn to -Alltting, BELTING; ' dem, Gum "Bettleg. Paoktiavllnes, Oadtatt; Law Lath.. and Ilints • a latire stook slime on NM at do In dts litibbsiDeptt -J.* 11. IMILLIPB, daltMt Nan St. MO street., EW.LEAV-LAAD--In tiorces, bbin,; and Ws, Oil/Ater pet etp extremity tor tiorni nee, Al! otans own m drting. LSOI4NHFND. Re; II Touren it., neer Liberty. :skim% Prea . 4.l.lart ; • . sus Oat srsitablo tbr • p•lalsr - of Netime, Medleteei of Ocnateetlattety. Taqtalte iti the BOS TON CRAOKICII BAILIEBT, No. :with street: • 4411411 , • ' 31AUTIN.. SEEDIX3I3 JLA. •1' • now' crop; very fts naked; Alt6il44.taiTerablr., In ir bole, bnyintnl - 4nuter bousoinceintn Oar, MOTHY-BILED.--100 brie& p imeraty OM bat ilia ibrilaialy-t Mari 0:1. • ,11,--qlll:olllotfitesilk'. MEN" .11D rEIIIINE.,)7IEIIIr7 7I . .IS' I 'I .010:7:- THE STEINWAY PIANOS, </NE lIIE MOST WONDERFUL SUCCESSES OF MODERN TIMES. TS MAK ETts. (FATITER INP CITE SONS,) lave, from th, smallent beginplog. ranrrd It tot... nee tl. odmitnti.ll of THE WHOLE MUSICAL WORLD. THE sTEriwAv PIANO THIRTY-TWO FIRST 1611.E311V1LL9 ItSICEMBEII, In the Largest Cities of America Ad Ho nhat Pato eigu 01,..0t. In flaw of the roputa and ex eche/inn of EllrOptllOluntrunnonta. L. HIELSIEFELD, N 0.89 WOOD STIMIST. 14•11-iti'T YRIZT PAVa_IOA.L. Great National Exhibition in London Last year, nu an-nnled for Nwerful, clear, brllla and nytupntindir t•me, WITH EXCELLENCE Or NVURE.3IANBIIIP. A !superb nev et.k for the Holidays Jost narked. lier ORR PRICES ARE OBARANTEED TO BE 7E:RPM& CENT. LOWER TILAN NEW YORR. RE TAIL RATEA. H. ALSBER & BRO., doh?. 63 FIOR Street. FAIDLY DYE COWES. 1323:E333 Mak, Black/aßalk. Dark Ma., Li& Dere, Fresehllare Card Nar. Dart Bra un lapkt Baara, &Mir 'am Man. Alanya oe hurl. LITERARY Kat POl/11:31 200 Cards oar-61 Tlaan a pair of thaw. elogstrt =MEN 91 WOOD STREET AILOHITZOT, 10:011 SALE =ZEE FOB LADDEB AND aniLDnas x. ~i~ ,t~ Th. g, skill awl hide, r 7 of AND MINED. SINDALA PATENTED OCTODEII is, lgal. Dark G.., ii.ct riker oo lite arr.", 1' . t o MaSo, aras, I i • Orronre, Pita, Rapt, ... `,....." Boyd P 10,14., ' . .. Fahnon. s, , ............;. Sotgao, b - F \ ...... tf... - • : .e.:;,, , : •„, Yetto , te. ~..5................- • ' For Dyeing bilk, trout. and kitzed Gard., ghouls, Scarfs, Drew., Ribbon., Glee., Rennet., Etats, Feathere, Kid Glares, Children. Clothing, and all kinds of Wearing ApporeL air A SAVING OT SO PEE CENT. lia For OA cents you can color as many goods a. would otherwise cost tire Limn that .me. Tarim. shades can to prodneed from the mt. dye. 'The ph 1. simple, and any one can tote tha dye with perf mecca. Direction. in English, Trench and German, faside of each package. For tnrther Information In Dyeing, and &tag a perfect knowledge what colors are beet adapted to dye neer others, with many zolembla recipes,) purchase blow. A Stevens . Treatise on Dyeing sad CMarlngt Cent by mail on receipt of price-10 cents. Kattufectmed by ROWE A STEVENS, VA Droadway,.lloetan. by dragginte eta ANA LYSit4.- 't.ri E'''ks SL LOUIS, MO. C •XJ_ A:____.//i. 49.50 A Luso. - 11.50. Ycn O. 2.30. -- .01. .01 ..... 100. Flaving accented the Agency for the sale of the SEMPLE mix, st. Louis, Mo.. I iro vite the .tention of Clam haul Steel Manufacturer. to the Analvala given above, as reported by Prof.. A. A. Ileys, of Boaton, wyd..l. C. Booth. of Philedelphla, which, together with the bud of actual experience by manufacturers to PlttetrorglL Cincinnati .01 St. Loot% determine. it to De the purest , and me rlon s .able Clay now known, whether Foreign or Pop made from it have stood In the Ghee Yuraace from d 54 t. 9 months. The Amapa+ is of the Maras taken from the mine. without any wrnthlog or preparation whatever. 1, posseeses great adhesleenees and plasticity qalities, wfdeh are not abysm by the Analysis, end Which ad ott of rho mixtnre of a large proportion of .hell or homed clay. I am om p elirepared to till order. Ibr the above Clay to be dap from St. Lord. or delivered here. ALII. GORDON Ha in 6ECOND 815H.87 NO MORE GRAY RAI& LUXIIIIIANT EWE BY 081 NO TAIL u law A.T olt For restorlug .1.1 bewitifylog du Ehar This la en article but recently introduced into thla eonntry, but boa long been favorably known by the nobility of Stance m tkeir only effectnal HAIR nEeruffes. It w=rapiete within furl[, 00 other dressing ot accompaniMint of any kind iming moue ear) , to secure Ore attainment of the foll Owing desi rable manila, other than scion: complhatme with tba direction.: 1. ft in aafttne. own nennew, venom (hay Her in Lb Piesal cad. Z. 11 teal wale it grow ositoLd Head. 7. It sal restore eke Mammal Sonnies. It oil resort 1/0 Ikradne.a ilae•O• 15. It will oda lb Hair WI and Mks*. G. II S7I pawns Bs Orgrinal Color to Old dye. 7. It a-Sims:NM ase Hair/rasa FolleS Qf• stilt 0.0 aU ()Uwe. of the Scalp. It le not • Dr; 5000.10.00 Anna. of Silver, or any other ingredient Wash= to either Skin or Hale. Prim, 0171 C DOLLAR. Tie mle ttliattli=l3ll:=al dices Ow. of Smithfield and Sour= Ste., Pilt•Ojid. nolSoimarrawl DR. A. WELNM.ANN'S (D1LN7191%) TOOTH-ACHE PILLS. The of ;ef t of thin Pill The y been the remit of year. and prattle/. am pendy table, end and therefore will net Wpm the teeth. Gam• They mill env the moat violent Tooth•Athe In • lbw entnatem, urban properly .n 1 Directiew—Cloon out the caTity or the Tooth erect- I. and dry It well With cotton; then cut the Pill he oi.le of the loc.. lind press It tight Into t he ootb, and Omer uVer with 11(11/ co• cotton. Those Pills are ono of the best rernedles for th hocking pair. Prepared and sold whaieode and rata, by AUG. WBINMAiN, NO. all OEIIO BERN= All. hetty Clly. And also by all wholesale and retail Dr.tolo Pittsburgh and Allegheny.siuM maw - BATON, ItACRUR & CO., N0a.17 AND 19 FIFTH 13111JEZT, PrrugnAgs, 84. A4r.to Ica AtIEWOI O B Steel Ulan anaallffe ZoomILA Wino, having the oppnnmea ma com fort of Linos. To milltaz7 mn a.A traiskri tbe aro Invaluable. WILL 1.11103 OW ■em 90LIALLAND crial Gears OD lath. Tornovar " 1 10 p WI Wire' Narrow Collare.-- 1 CD sea. " Oen 160 per par. Oastta vas on noript of 11 IS O I.ars isensmand ler 2.6 ants; ar vs sill exchange. DIM COLLAR tar so OLD ONE, re siding It not tinge or bent, fir Oars.' She rads rsrplkd UN Nov Irk Aran , prim. Tor pries Ust slime • "TC-Z 4 Intitreutrlk. 13nektkin Gloves. °mustlets. Sheepskin do. Ws ban a irplecald Gantlet sullablb fur drIT 141. 04 b0U11a is ditilMid)loll,wcith. mmstnMifiiii ElO,OOO APPLE THU, Rahn S, a and a raw old—tneltultag the old auding Indianan, and may taw oar. .1110 Ivry tarp Mock of PEA% (standard Ind dine, CIIIMIIY:PE/1011. PLUM. SCIMM(iUELIt, SHAD ':AND OILWAXENTAL TUP.Z9, DOSES. GUAPII , VINIML• 011EMNIIOUSI PLANTS. acs dn,littoleasda and entail at tau yea nnssbXPlttaa,.._,- MUUDOCH, Jr., . sal sauna . .. Pittsburitb snit OsilsisiNunstries.., SALT. -1000‘ bbls • tru A -N0. , 1 foi udo_stAsszawrty stra4 " IaRE bbhte•Cfressonzboall, 11.11 strant: • t r. to Aran . AICLCt , Pi. ~"k ~• ~: .HOLIDAY SA T.113' S, ROME'S TRIMMING HURL 77 and 79 'Market St, oar Pawllsr 11 °lids) Wes o Embroideries, Lace Goods, and Linn Handkereheifs. Our stock of these Goode le more complete than at any former mama. The prime have be.] =rhea down. We bare lave lost opened a choice lot of Worked Slipper Patterns, Raney Money Bags, and Tito Cashlutern Brar4, rultable fur HOLIDAY GIFTS. Our goat of _other Semanuble Goods Is sell u anted In Cloak Ornaments, Bead Gimps, Velvets and °impure Laces, Silk and Felt Hata, Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, Gloves. Stockings, Wool Hoods, Stoves, Sontegs Balmoral Bliirts, Quaker Shirts, Corsets, HEAD DRESSES, LADLES' MERINO VIES TE3 AND DELANY OHS. Men's Undershirts and Drawers. Of the beet mate. FUR GAUNTLETS, HEAVE DRIVING GLOVES Alpo, • flail line of NOTIONS. SMALL WARES GENERALLY Wham!. Emma up stairs. Merchant. watt all others lotto bay to sill &pia supplied at lowest what. sale rates. JOS. HORNE & CO., 77 aad 79 Market Street ON ELANDS, A large and splendid sisartneent °Moods GEL HOLIDAY PRESENTS ! Comatlng, In part, of ldorooto Satchels, Part-Idennaies, ?uses and Wallets. PHOTOGRAPH ALBMICIS I THOM 51 WO 525. Belts, Belt-Rubles, Jet Breastpins and Bets, Bar Rings, Shawl and Scarf Pins, Shell Boxes, In laid Shell Combs, Head dresses, Hair Nets, Hoods. ,Enbias, Sontag' and Comforts. LADIES' AND GEETS SCARFS. Maltese, Lane and Embroidered Col- Prrrermon, P Isms, Hem-Xtltabed and Embrol dared Handkarehteb, HOdeT7 aleveftNotlow,itinall Wares, At Wholesale and Retail. Oho us a call before purchasing clambers, as tbal cenrildent that our pia, will bei forma •er, low. ItIACItIIII & TB hiAlliirierazrr, Between roarth and Dtaarowl Eine H o I FOR THE HOLIDAYS I Elegant Late Collars and Sets Rich Lace Handkerchiefs; Prussian-Laos Veils'; Stuart Plaid Ribbons; Embroidered Handkerchiefs ; Hoods, Sontags, Rubias Plosquitairo Kid Gloves ; Gents. Kid and Buck Gauntlets; Fine Dress ;Dirt' ; . Linen and Paper Collars; ema v .ra in an imeeni:foriety, and nom. of rem doscuption, AT EATON, MAGRIIMI & CO'S, 17 AliD 19 FIFTH ST Wbolesale4arebsimas will Awl oar stock equal to say In the sits; warts oar tenas lbs snittis Wit 'Basra sad testacing. For SILKS, DRESS GOODS, CLOAR and SEMIS, go to J. W. BARKER & CO. No.sTharßet Street. pREEME FM,ClalnendAl3, J. MR. .BURCHFIELD,_ E. COY. FOTIrEh and IlesketStrtets, 'list on band very tinalKans fi(mi ',tor iwsefitist Lace Oaliacltl Needle Wiallted CoPlirs Matbradmml Llar&Vavaluic 10 , 41y6 401 HesopSittched P p Empress Oath' , stag, canotazialneck; Usiidsoms °Woks 1' mat • ran as:omega aian ktas ti DAY ow= dsT sows t , : , .NEW.T.GOonst - ..i. ,-,- . 4 . .-'1.i..,.:.•:,:.;:r-f::,;*4:4.44i#• 1 -7 , :::: , ....: , : -, : ir. - 7' - ': i:IGC F7== 3 ;# ~ Afm' 411,4 ;r.r, LlNDssy's IMPROVED - WOMERVICHER, for the etcroot all dluiu4sristsYT trt4ahin tap tat. of the blood, =oh am norm, Cntaaeow sews, Erszipelas, plea on the Pete, Sore .E7es. Sal 3 Bead, 'fetter A.F.nttuns.. Old sad Stubborn Ulm.. Uheuroutle Dlardri Dppepeds, Coati mans, .1 mud lec, Balt Eilt6l2, lle, hlDfaeases, General Deb GUI, LlTti Clam plaint, Lou a Appetite, Lew Spirits, Foal Stolinanb Vernala ClompUkiah!, t....vther with all wthF Hers from en Improper condition of the irculatory .T.tem As • paeral Tout Eta effect/. U must bccdpsaat, 3=l gavot toll to benefit, when mcd pmerreriser and Ito ourdlngto dtroa.inru. TzetvrLnitlxi_AJAsi The proprietor has lota enough "band to Me good lized rolumvell of them the free will of Ening. of thaw who have been cured by thi Mood Searcher, from which he selects tho folloviog TUE OILEAT fUItIYITA—THE WORLD CULS L LB:WED TO PRODUCIS /TS SQUID—TDB BLOODSEARCUTEIR GLORIOUSLY' TRIM( pll• ADT.—Sworn statement of David AlLeCtuarp, of Na pier Tosnaliiii, Bedford Conn , 7 In April, ISM, aa near ea I can remember: • small plead° made it• appearance on toy upper IM, which coon amaze entarged and eon. 1 rued poultfree of Karel, and wan of bine vittiol„ without effect / inding the sore extending, I called on Dr. Sly, of Shell/b.& who pronotomod It OABOSIt, and pre meibol • wash of sager of lead and broad pordttiai. Windbag them leroodies of no avail, I calledapoa Dr. Shallor, of David: frills, Somerset county,. - who also pronommoi the dime. Cancer. and gave me internal and external remedies—the batter conalatina pay of caustic—but all to no wpm*, so the oilman continued aproadbag toward the nom. I text used • PmPention of iuseule, be the form of Salve. This for • time chocked the diem" but the infransamtke won increased. I mat called upon Dr. Statler,a4 Clairedile, Bedford comaty, who dm premounced the Abeam Cancer and applied* min, cal be a. tomer &Mug remedy, but it had no effect whatever In checking tho spaoad of the sore. 'ln Docanber, fn the some Yam, the sinew had eaten away a grader- PY BP. sad bad attacked the nose, when I want to Cl ocinemd, where I ocarina:l,llot B. S. Newton of do Diced.: Medical College; Ire Ittv• nomad the dame ...sante:morn Cancer; supedn doced by an framdboate use of to ild*PElled mild don ointment, and gore Me internal' Monodies. My Lae bathed op, but too inflasonathia area sot thoroughly removed. In Febroary, 1857,1fs pen• taranoed me cored; and I left tor . bozo.- Id AFC the dimarre again Waned, and eo. violent lax - th e • pate that I could not teat at night: Late returned to Otachanati, and again placed rayed/ un der the charms of Dr.Neng erbkh wton, withtime be 4horak tried everotteeht. ' until September, y known remedy, and duri partly armanded tnehettloggthe disease, bat when I eanarned home then were still three discharging darn um, my sex." I continued acing Newton's prMaratlorcs, and also nusiklue that I got from De. Ely, but the Camer condoned grow. tag until it tad eat off the left aide af ri' now, the greater Portion of .my left check, and hod attacked , my left rya. I bail given op all Doper of, ever crued, alma Dr. Ely mid be could may ere ri g but that • cure ern impmaible. liarobelSES, y• bo had faith toll. I ttle of "Blood-Searcher," bola runt mte. t I nowas very Weak when I commeneot =Log l it ; but I iboad.tluat 'vaned strength day by day end also that dm taken cam • mooed drying Op. continnedi and when 0011114 bottle woe taken my free was healed ae dim v. min elm. I used a fourth bottle, and Ilan begibudthiar Once than I ban be= far the last wen years. Al. though my one any disarmed; I 'am dill grates fal to• benign Eroorace• who' ban die and which hex been dons thiongtr the 'mnt.al ity of "Lindeera Bnyroved Blood•Seandarr:i" • - DaviDitututzwit Sworn and subscribed this Olst day of Aqua, A. D. ISA before me, one of- the Justfres alba Enna in and for the Bortmgh of IJOEfl i toilldaynarg,LNlair Co., Enna. aosisr J - Y. Witann r U. J. Jos= LIVE COMPLAINT CONED sr znimrs BLAIR COUNTY, IL Permslly appeared before me, caw of the Justlree of to. Pears Mend *,r Bleir county, .Goorgs Sapp; who being duly worn aceorileg to len . , doth dawn end NV: Two years two I was aglictalwittipeta Men the shoulders, Mmost constant._ cotigh. It. of =to, &O night meets, and eery/edged to Ade let ; tenth brume ea weak that I mild hardly mask: segg.hpiciandid me no good: gnat time last fall I commenced taking Lindartitlmprier d Blood•Pcoreber; and try the uncle two'bola.W was perfectly eared. I feel safe to ritornmerni it to all who toga ream User diseases, general debility, las o o f f rb=didirrdd not ot like to ra A P O. madder it an excellent Wally medicine. .- WWI= WOPP. g=d xebec:abed We 161.1 i day orlifearla. A. D. 1257, bolos ma. J: CONEMS, Jr P. _ Not.—r. Hupp areaident atii..l,2:a:stmi F og to wolf knewn to the dawns of Malt 04 Sodded ocantlera. mane! =client charictetang Itilnence. ANORPHILO WE OP SCR 0771 . LA MOW BY rzsmars nooD,wricaT4_ - If there be any who stiCbdonbt th n at landskr ao a let• proved Blood-Beareher has and will cum the mart desperate sad burstatelh4 mom of Boost. els, let them read the follawiugand to caurimed r Dr. J. If. Lindsey I was alietea for •Mieber at yeas with Mama. by be Scrotal, ler the last flow yeas waa SO bed that I Ina amble to be out of my bed. I triad a the remedies sod the best p delana I was able to pro cure, without any rah. I conthand grawia worse tall the tab and skin warentlay atria the Eft Mae of ray face, neck. shoulder ad enet. lay wafering wets so great, end I win ea he rotuced, that it required the dram of twoFte to mare me In This was my co nd ition lola lama by the Md. Norma ram; of /Mart tr 7 your Improved BloodDearcher, adds, to my peat ale, and the malefaction of my friends, Ito= dis avowed was helphot me: .I continued the me of it, and gained so rapidly that inVorudderahly koala= one year I was able to go about ea attend to elms of my household dam, arkd the pane aided warm all Mad up, aka:masa with mutal, _Maltby flesh ied skin, and hen ea continued CM' Since: sod lOW =Say • state of health that I had tar yews given up all hopes of ever *gat being/armed with. NANDI-BLBAEIII>sI. Neer Eldattm. Anneas.l «val. Pa. gaga 8. 1888. Being afflicted with a pleura tatter in the arms sal fsee—efter trying many remedies which utterly LBW to rm.--I was sPersuaded, by W. ll:Barris C. to try .I.indsey's Improved . 11lood-Swrcher,” and now, els weeks again:in the taxed dog* pro. Mum* eurett• The teeter brokapat. Some labsg Only rikr an, Cu the inside of My arras, .treading from the eosta down to the ertru ; also on ray Poe, immediately around thensootb and chin, sod continual to be a perfoct torment- te .inso eared by the Blul-Searelter. 'ItlY arms wird at times melees. owing to e deep.crackii and sorts on cumounie to bleed at an y time or the least ewer ! Um to lilt or work. and sometimes to Itchy I mild scarcely prevent taming alaiiDesb. I - -bare noW Jaen cured di weeks, and,lbellt tide. to Mr. Lindsey. amlie tbe public pnerally, to MAU thlt siatrawmt, in hope that others ilka myself -may to benefited by ming his tstrahmble medicine. • Der i• Sworn to and subscribed ttelbrst mitionsof the al dermen la and for the city of dltaburffi; this Witts day of July, A. D.IIWW. ADD. iffolldfiTild, - dMirrestan.— *IMO. 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