vottrim Lxxvu
he Wittoburgit &mitt
,LATEST,BEWS.
BY TELPCJWIL
VOVE4NOR CIJR'fIITS PROCWATION.
410,C00 Reward Offered for Boothe.
-- ?- .llmranotrao, April 3:L—The lbtiowlng prods;
galka was blued to - daYt*:P.l ~...,.'
:, awls Or AlarlanYAlll/iiW :;';'...,'Z':.!'j
Ott Me name and by the attimultyortbivOm
! mOnwealth Of Pelipigtol4(XittirawG:tiatio.
......, f Governor of ral4 Coartoorrimiliii rti
tar s 3vaa aaat;:-*.e24;rithc., ra 'tag J. .mikes
, zoom, usTak6adn,Of Proilliiiit Ltamdb;lini
1 win a ttair* lia Wan seen Jit•Peasaylia,
i rarer, therOdbee‘/AVMnrat-ihrams;(Rimizor,
1 ori amentoirk - do..beraby- offer- a - retina Of--tiii •
f thousand dollars, to. bispaid_to GuLPoreiotto
t ry
• 1 *PM isms wlai ~han apprehend said Booth within
.. this Gotamon th,llo Gat he may ho yougbt
i Miluatice. reward to be paid iMmediatey
... after the n appropriation shall ban
' bean made b e Legislature. j."S.Wi ;f:-.,,
lOtren my hand"and the greataati of
Garßtato, :at riabmg, till twentletb4iA
Awil, In th year of our Lord diro , ,UMßallid:
I *Ott him and striy-five, aid' , of the. - vout•.,
1 amowealth eighty-ninth. i r..1:11.:;. -
-, •By the Goritnor. ..,. E44l7•En.
1t , Bie .' ybl , theo.Miiniuiiiiatii; * ' •
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)11SPATCH PROM SECRETARY STANTON
7su3 ASSA)3BI2Ie liitti 3 .o 'trait
#lOO,OOO Regax4l,ofted feu - Stole &
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• .. ii liturrnitercer, Aprll W. 188.5.4/60.-Orn. DU
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-.The murderer of our leb beloved Pr:Adam,
Abraham Li*in, ball:ilk:lin - ge. Yilti lion.'
t . and dollen; will be paid by ibis - Department for
the arrest of Docauvlb6.:Mitabb, lin addltlott:
..reikaaj rowan: bettered by. muutdpal • authorit;ce
'or Maus LUiciiiveu. • - . ..
Twenty-Ave thousand dollen; will bo raid for
the apprehtmiron of anyo f Boothe's &mom
one
k paces. TweitY-Are thousand dollars reward will
also be pad thr
n thF_Aßpfehension Of
ot* Or&mitTl4coineatilons.
Let the atnin* Innocent blood be remcrrod
hem the WA,* the arrest and lotinishment of
the murderers. All gond citizens are exhorted
to aid onblio4nst3ce en 4 thia, zonnitlan., Amy
man shoultionsfdrtkli oils conscience charget
with this solemn duty, and rest, neither night
nor day until It is'accompllshed. --
r. K. Bums Oen', ()Mar.
cosofion of iEcOtizr MAID LND SON.
7 7 - •
Report of Burgeon General Barnes
Wino torn;, April . 20. ..rajoi• 'dewed - DLit
The following is the of etal report of Surgeon
General - 1 9Mbetrofillier emiditilm'of &McGarr .
&ward and his son, Hr. Frederick _Sewer&
_. This - morning the deep interest' of , the Amer-,
.., t 4 lan people'in the Welfereof the geest statesman
.1.:,..1 and patriot, whose life was mulled by the mar.
~, ',/: derma of Prep! . dent lineoln, WowsW
me alnut,
..* .-.. you the ofilchil.tabining and inning replete of
the Borgeoi Generid. „ r . - ,• ' .
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(Signed.) • • ' -* Et id; thkirow,
-i-" , ;' ~ • `-' :- r: • : • ,Seiretsey - of *hr.
• , Aran. 20-9 a. K.
To Elm. R.N. .Siantfin, Secidgrikey' Wan: - T.
61a --I hive t he Looor to 4apart that the Bee , '
. li - .
~,,, -. ry of State passed - a restless Watt, but is
,:. , • • - comfortable thin morning. Hr. Frederick
' seVartl continues lettermen slowly., • '•- , •.
Very ruiptetally,-yetur obedient sereant,, -,
1 1,61.- ~... ,1: - .- ..' ..i .V. it: 'Bllllll4 - '.
':::•A - • ' ~.., •-111.ur0.4_,Gmiteiral..
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.t.' WASIMIOTON. April 20.-43eartary leeward II
,:- ' able to all irp,lsHisiy, and is lmproying re - ,. fast-
Fredentk &mid paged :i% eomfbrtablo night,
and is also Improving. -
: .',.,•'• ' WASHINGTON, April Si—Beetretary . fiestalept
••••••••: ieondltioa continues tizlwaiya; . ,-,
';
4 Trederlekt health Is 'alto Improving.
ROM HILTOWHEAD.
CAPTURE OF MOBILE.
- THE
lambus and litonyromery Captured.
IjtICENDIARY EAR- AT CHARLESTON.
• • ArrangententaforEct of Prisonain.
New Taxa, April 90 The "paw Craole;
max afeicatitiltailtltiiittaarrirod."' -The tt
&raid asp : The capture of Mobile di
iu announced la
. Bsvanaah by . rebel' desertant . •
:
: • ion the 14t1t;." Cohriabhs ries iniptdied by T . hora-
Eas' eavaby, after a mere light with Forrest's
Fsoops. Foos or A hundred of Forrest's men
grere captufd:. - Citroatgomery, Ala., Ls also tap-
CoL Gurney, commanding at Mario:don, bait
: ,:leolled an order, advising theireed Peo - Ple 'tact
.::;:nl there to proceed to the Lalonde in the Depart
and - settle on the Piintitlons;
A large incendiary Am occurred In -Charld' •
,at on the night of the 9th
, Armagenumta aro being made to .
exchange
39,° ° Pfteel ati*liAtie•
fitLIINS Of PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
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ENSE CROWDS GATHERED' TO . VIEW;THEM.:-
rder te the Potomac. Army.
liVoonninnorr, April 20.—Innoisme crowds Ale
... * inhered at theiVeriltol today, Mien theiconios
i f President Lincoln , Which lle In the man . di.
Ms following order tuts been loaned from
- -; lizAnguanozoteltsisto on Poroxm, 1 ..-
April 17, 1865. I
"'. In obedience to amid order No. 69, - currea
cries, from the War Department , " the Lags-at
' 11 camps and stations' will be kept at half Min
acing Wednesday nat. the .drly :appointed - for
.31.0 Amen] of the Praddentof the United States,
all labor 'win be 'lmpended:far Abe day
on
ending. officals of the -rartinui writs -are
..... with thanneetitton'ef thieorder, at the
. pe and detached Motion, coder their. reopen.
- reorder s : : I T e wm lica ty l .o ta n: :I s t c° te tn gu ni o a s l3l will T b h :
red tinder dbaikm of tbeVtdef of Anthem at
o'clock on the day mentioned. - - -
- By command of - Mao.,omr. Nunn. .
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MIMEO NATI- YARD ACCEDE*.
iottr Workaisit Killed sad All Worinr4
Borrow, April b3.—A lerriblo accident-de
.:Sured thin morning at t h e Charlestown Nary
bard. One of the workmen was engaged in
tilling:out the , foal of a 150. pound shell, when U
tildeded, int tarktly killing Timothy Lyons, John
• ntpt,y,. Nathaniel Brinell, and Daniel Drew.
111 the woikmat in the yard were more or:lees
„ormdtd. sidles or twelre others, ecnieoftitem,
ASSASSIN CAPTURED.
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!deptitied -as George A. Betzerot.
v•AuGHT BY: SERGEANT. PAM BELL,
90,-CA',.11111! ;,tch from 06n.
13, Tyler,
&Mast fiklF,,tbell, of .the. Ddawsro
,
.61,7,ksjijnot brought In Geo r g e A.. Birnma,
ci d.e 11140411 /1 6 fro , has Indent!.
by Oe detedives who ' ha • • paxsulag•-
,
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Seveß.Thirly - übseriptionv.
Atrummduzia.. April 20:--Jey Cooke retanta
tat the aubseriptiona to 'the 7430 loan today is
f,3,062,200, ;finch:ding one 'from Pitt/Aare'. row
004,200 ; one from Diemphla for 11100,003; one
mm New York . for $170.000; ono foam Viral'.
E g son for #4OOOOO and 2144 Individual anlaserip
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TilE MASSA BOOTIIq, MOVER%
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He Was in Reading all Wednesday.
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~D EPTECTINTES AFTER 'HEE
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Esea on the - roa
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IDES "OP TiEWASSAINXIM
Itzazirms, Pa., Aprll:2o. - haminst seen Mr.'
'Lyon; 'el Halted States detemlve *Meer, Ibion
:wirmllgst,the fblimrtexajjettve to Hmthe,
tdhlri psi Q6iiiirailliollierldimettUoligi%
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on the COM Is comet._ He was in Reading all
dal- 1110 man that reccorpstski Halle termed
detective Lyon, andsaldathst he knew IS wee
Boothe.' i . r ,
mr [lo6igotty ;kite` iir: iiiiieit; - la::
euitrettective, flnelly.tmeci, e
h11n.... te.t,hed,9 o t
Aid tontid that a- man ' Inillfering Ma
Wagit ink the bale which • had get left. The
ikti wereliiiniidilkie Wale YAM' itiqal.
ictiousl Bnpaintendent of the Med, and en
effort "*ras nisThCliloTlib.'46 , . Iti r p i
lUntonj the Arm telegraph station, but th
ofk. • ' swciteginer , Wai'.
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ed ell and t' L . yon send Miler and the- man"
w o
.sair Baothei4doeteled• - ellfstriffeelE t 5.)
the treln...Therdidovertakethatrain;
bMit 6 t ri tellnton they were informed that th e . .
ins bet hod got off there, but whether he
wen=atarrises tight tot'IMS.SIO7 immkt
not ‘.-;. ~ 1.414. ilia . : ..., 6 illii . - t.i..1z.:.
- A dial/etch was Sent to Amacma to the conduc
tor of tle train, and titirllifilliiiditeitsrt
Clinton 'Was searched. On the arrival . of the
thdootTalloo l m SAlMMob4WW*M434 . W
"The . an Is on W.? tra li4 " o , 2•;_.`"'
:- . AnOthily „
_ dll o44 . trOtaP4llo
_ ll / 0. -81O0MatIOO
pier Dirthei• Informationorligtordenulor:his. de-,
• tentioo, and thi t s morning at 8 o'clock Detective
L/01l liochl k , teir '
Want • from:.: ...C9oduetor;
Bright, ?limed stawissa saying ',to such man
came on:toylnSin.4l°..Afr.-Lyon statat'Oust he
sithifted I tho mau-ls Boothe.'• 'Whitt me:mires:
are being taken; for his arrest ore heft private
for OtOrlderl reasons: 1
The tbllowirig Is a diseriptlon of the pirty:
Five feet:eight inches In height, black huir cot
short; Mack ninustichei, had cotton' in - both eats, :
worCawilte 04t.list, had, il.,a ..pleim-ot,crape ort
the left atm, Vidiaa tincalt liiii - dge 'on hli right
breast In noru+g, awl 'had on. .a black frock.
coat, with blurt'ittilitHirilsontrf.",: - ,- .. -, •'- • -
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StattiOnt, pf a; Citizen of Readhkg•
•: , ;•Ru.,n4o, is.,'Afru6).—ro AlniiLairefoi;
E'4.: On inyireturn from Pottsville the repro
ll made to me, last evening were suck •
that I Boit aengine to Pottsville-after
the np'e4ining, eogcrtrain, but the MU ba
lett the tab' - Atitrartt fihkire. the tell:grant
spFil
could Teich IL lie then walked beck to Port
,
:Clintol after dark, and stole hisyassage to Ta
maqua on' one br our coil trains last night. lie
Is row caught a t Tamaqua, where we telegraph
ed to look outlfor hlirciihis Will Aki, hell:Mill
Identified. There has been some ground for ens.
picions - thatiti Is Boothe. - - . ,
Digkedi I . "' ‘' '''.. 'fi s " A. lirCioixtr,
Supernitendent P. & It.
"..Ponapiap ei ra,-April 20.—The following dis
patch was r red this evening flum a lawyer
in Ileiditig , .
,The dispatch of yesterday was lornewhit er-.
rooms.: The statement givin e :f i the edged of
Beading !referred to Is, that h no acquaint
ance Via v , having s him bat onae,
sereo yaps ,In a theatre in lietimore. and
would Eat be able to Identify him now. lie saw
' the. inspected person la a saloon oh Tuesday
night, in company with another man, drinking
freely: Learning thatibeinsulntended leaving
town for Pottsville at 0 p. m. yesterday. he got
'won the train after it started, and recognized
-the individual, who appeared itety- eft ch con
fused at; meeting him. Ile asked the citizen
If he vegn going up in the train. Upon answer,-
toff th at belraa not; iba loaftkaidiiko • . - Inai i.Wb
lusck in Readlig in a day or two.
; [ssocons borarcir.)
- - Mut:oo, April 20.—This:citizew who orsog
rind Booth was taken - before - a .Tuetfee of" the
Peake this sft-rnoon to make an affidavit of his .
knowledge:. Re now smuts he -duet .1.06 De
-1 ere the parson yarned was B:oth. Heretofore
tottered positively that it was Broth, and that
he knew Wm.! .-' <- i ;Z. . '''' .- t f , ,
OBSEQUIES OF: THE LATE PRESIDENT. .
Nasarnua, April l9.—Theynneesdatt to.gayi:
in honor: of the fimeral of President Lincoln
w the Largest, and most • imposing ever seem is
th city. Ali -plamoof inithaste-tning • ektsedly
ewe - store and dwelling was appreopeimely
ira . • In Mourning. The prom/atom numbered
u and of 11Seenr•thoal&td •periona.;' AmanQ
the were Generals Thomas, Eosaate,. Wills
NTI. pple, Fowler. and' Donaldson. : Over ; three..
the and troops wereln Abe' pioessalon •antf:
al • Governor firownio* and both houses of the
also the Qiinifertntai the
Ff Doan/meet with their machines bcantifolly
d • rated, the vastosa lodges of ifuons, .Old
F o*s, the German Societies, Tamers and
Li Globe. The Fenian Brotherhood also
sw . Med the list. The streets were thronged
wit. Altilarm: who Seyolred :to a LIM in the
n . orbs if the' eity, - where appmpriate eeremo:
•I were held. Addresses were made by his
I- Sem Governor Brownlow,liev.3lr. Allen
an other& •
• `notkeablefeetim in the roues/lon was the
u al ear, drawn by'sli white and' six black
b 4s. Everything was suitably peilbymed, no
Mr • / hence of any Clod having occurred daring
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o.night the City Ls unusually oniet, --- all planes
sr.: invest/tut being closed.
• ere was a heavy, rain, with thunder And
It /ening, this evening. '
• • river has fallen two feet today, with
t • ut twenty/411re feet ma the ahoala. •
Louisville.
.rated
al Preal
he el
cum; Amp 2e. —The obsequies of. the
sidesst-Linecin Were'celebrated yesterda y
....., entire populatioa. - Bells were toiled and
ies•Cixe were held in many •of the churches.
Cannon throughout the day pis:claimed the sad
ovate which enshrouded the city la mourning.
Westlecchurch accencs were progressing, one of
„theflargest military and civil processions ever
'rosined bete. commenced moving. It included
1111'am !Miens societies of the dt,c_ sussing
w el t= the Masons, Odd •Fellows
th fd Turners
w present. The chief featnree a g.the Ifs,
i " ,ed
sc is wea thoftnlghte - Taisplii, w In fall to
: . a, presented a may imposing appearance. All
P off quietly and with becoming reverence to
e Intuitions deceased, all parties ITO classes
deg With each other In the expression of
dr heartfelt bereavement..., , -
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Inuit:o,oms, April 20.—The demonstrations,
ycsierday In memory Of President lliteoln were
most. solemn and Impressive. The mvicemlott
wuthe lammt ever seen, Ineludlntaif the mlll
- lary force, Executive, State and Judicial officers,
syor and City Chime% Fire Denartinetklfa
. e-and Odd Fellows, German societlea,vne.
clanks, and all other organized associations.
Buslae,a was entirely 'suspended, and religious
services were held In all the churches: Business
and prlvate houses are-draped In mourning. The
day was generally obeerved throughout the State.
ME=i3=Ml
Yon; April 2g.—Wall Street presented
1 :171, a d ces " , of bu erted l giness n w ec ere it' ell. A and neatly
crowd of 'Bpm:detour. assembled on Willis 7.1
street', and mado quo tation of WM Tor :Erie,
ant soon dlepersed.
The fist appointed by Governor Fenton hai
beeit *cry 'generally Observed. Nearly all the
stores and oillees base been closed. Most of
the churches bad services and no evenleg pa
pers were lathed: Loborgeiterally Walcuspend
ed. Booms to our deceased f'resideld hay° Peen
cotoinurd from yesterday. .
The Dumber of mourning emblerris Is !note's.
leg; they are dlspla ed from thelumgett of -pe
pper as well as the rich.
. - - Along Broadway and other principal:lst:lets
therein a dbpisy of motoes 'appropriate to the
occasion.
liitoitestautine of- w polgio grief will be cailiki
yeti for some time to come— - .
• Ship Captain . Murdered.
. .
BANDY Hotta, April 90.—Tbe Box Oar, from
-Bernambucci, bas arrived here for orders.. tithe
reccuts that Captain Preach, of the ablp
Boatoa, anis murderel by the crew
or .1,4 eldp about four weeks ago, at said place.
Mill=
RESPECTS TO TICE - REIW PRESIOFST
Response of Aeirestlirst J:ohnson.
WAlkiltKoAtt . 41itil nznaber of
nary ofileara'aillad Ina body to-day to Imitheir,
.*:0411 Eo Preslatatedohnsoh. Meltable deleV
tiow In Me cif, headed by the
Health& Hamlin, Went', Prheitlent
tralted *ate; waited upOn the Pteataitt - th•Ziy
the purpose of .tendering to him the came
beatty eopport trgeh they so' treelf Ciio Win'
inninkrinapreneceasof.: • •
A delfgailon of "diluent Of;linaanhtlSigtar
, headed Hy Governor **ewe, of that State, wad::
Alneolti, of Boston, (by appointment,)
also vpo n .lPrestdentaolsieii - this !
WC. Ne gations from Allan other Stites' Wlle
pa/ TM! `?,'44o4lecgagilltrate
th Ariring,
eley.l
'This Awning at 1.1 (Talon, a delegation of one
hundredi cinema. qof . ...7 41 4 1 4Dd• R.emed
emor Pocket. talc upon' Prssidens Atrveco
the_Treaketylitipannor,i. ,e
7%: ar ttmeses Art niposes to six address -
ay r Psiker; said .
G taii-suriel?fitidVsiihiti
express pyleellnipu said tkaskst , upeedrskbt4s:,,
cation. flfenr„words ot.comfokt:asidkindness,
are sensually atnileletii at' this "having .. ben ealledAtcP . l.Mspoilt b 7 Pteilrfenio- tor
overwhehned! with a cruse of the obligation,
and duns - devolving upon me, alit, krfea-dear
ly the Led expreeslons of support and'Onnis- -
you hem given. It was but the,
.elhecol E T thardiu'. late
. ohieT Stagisteatb
inbrunr ed after haGug- served 4Polgila with
steeple eito &earl.* all-the people of this coon-
11771■3114 now he ne s ,been, struck down llise
blv-.star *mu its sign* leaving question of
great nitical importance to be settled.' I vs
espeelsiCankfult Stur eneciuragement. at'
thus the and.xnu wi ll please accept my Guns
for your dered_ alid'intb•support."
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Baron INT' ' FROM
lii
Surrendet of the Rebel Mosby.
New, mot, cdpril 20.—The Iferalcra adslem
froniWiiciannerortbe tStly state that Mosebj,
surrezdeted.pa tomato Gen. Chapman at Berry- ~
Ville on ate Vtb, on terms similar to those grouted
to Lee, *ls readerstood that Gun. Rossor has als.)
asked that his . command be included In thecar tel. -
Motehy'amentinmber probabit 700: Large
anmbersOf Lee's soldiers are arrivlng'withle our
Rees. They scant at the idea that any. portion -
of their ahoy bas pee to Johnston. and say
'that whets It is fairly ondorstood by Johniton'S
ntaxtbat they ern go to their homes; taws , will
The ..FieraTd's Washington dispatch * says:lt
was Gotenaor Farwell, of Wiscansin, 4 sitio
notified Mr. Johnson of the murder of Mr. Lin.:
coin.' . Mr-Johnson had retired top
. the 'night
*hen notified, and prompt measures were-taken
_for his protection; but for this OPmled
an
billthe past of Governor , rarw lu, all'probs.
Jobuson would hate, also been mur
dered la tho' excitement Virodneol by I knowl
edge of the murder of Mr. •Llticohs; , lis ft was,
an unusual stir_ was hew d ar
und.
unknownman, w,here s_Tu.disk were
• • •
THE ASSASSINATION
Imestfiatioas 4t to 4:ll)lvulged
ERMSH *INISIIIII 'CREDEitiIAIS .PRESDITED,
_Wssurkurcix, April DT.—.General Atmer has,
byldirect4snof the Secretary of - War, Leaned an
order prohibiting ail those engaged in mum:lnca
kw the investigation of Maur connected 'with
the reorder of Mr. Lincoln, and the attempted as
safelvatitin of Secretary &ward, from divulging
anyleforthatio4broughtoat by the investigations
except tokhe War Department.'"All partlei'lio
biting this order will be looked nun asobstruct- -
tog the prompt larrest of_the eons* . atont, and
will be treated accordingly.'
Sir Frederick W. A. Brace was to-der Intro
duced to the President and presented his creamsnal' as Eivoy Extraordinar7 an Minister Plea.
ipotenela4 oilier Britannic Majeity to this Goy-
WM Mel •
Pant California.
San Irtliacisco, April l&—Thpubile grief .
our the death or President Lincoltwin . all the
Pecille 'pates conduces unabated.
meets bate bate everywhere' tzarina* tbe Obsequies
to morrow. lieu have been leeched in several
places for expressing Joy Si the. elastication.
Order is completely restored in ttditity add the
disbanded.
The detaining:Um of President Johnson 'n&
to treat with rebel - leaders gives. great satisfac
tion. A dispwrithift Is evinced to accord to !dad
administration treattrareoelldide
Them etas a scree earthquake Id some of the
.soutbent months In Calibrate.
Genus' McDowell leaned an order for the bl
atant arrest of any reasons expressing trteir
grovel of President Lincoln's death, and for the
suppreseien 01 Ilay)trareal; so offendletr.. — .• -- ',...
_. The reetrnie eviler - Ichiabrie has Mind *DUI
frith Col. BnAley.of the Rani= inter.
tuitional Telegraph. All the arrangements
were made during his visit to British Columbia
and Elikafor pushing the anterpriae.
:OW Artillery Captures:
Naar Turd, April 20.—The- Haviki sums up
our capture• of artillery since the first of Ds
'cumber M 1,600, and says: If we add to thus list
the came* mink by the enemy on the water dur
ing
will t e h x e c s e a ed m l e , t 7 i o m opthecee sto sac l e o ssee
o b f e l th in e nl n e my f
December hat.
On. Custer, In a recent order to his cavalry
says: During the past six months, al
though in most Instances coofrootedby superior
members, you have captured 11t pieces of field
:at Tillery, (is =de Sage and upwards of 1,000
pr:Eoxers of war; including seven general °M
oil?. In the above you have captured 46 pieces
of_ field artillery and 37 battle fling.. to have
never lost a gnu, never lost a color and never
been 'defeated. And notwithstanding the - no
nitrous engagements in which you have borne
a prominent part, Including the three memora
ble betties of the Shenandoah. lon lava captur
ed every piece of artillery which the enemy has
dared to open on ns.
Frans Pew Orleans.
• Now OIIZZASS, AMU; sth.. VIA Canto. Atoll
20.-To-day is one of jubilee in _honor of the
sum neer of Lee, and the occupation of
Laren numbers of rebel . stragglers sraliOntlaff
into ~n r'llacti. • ' ' ' •
Cotton eery much aeprersed; Good Ordinary,
24.- Gold declined 634 cents; Western pro
dn,o, Dry GaAs, and
all staple articles offered
pointy at reduced prices without buyers.
The Lark. J. Gndbrey brim Aurortem.Ptills
dolphin chip, Dom Boston - ship; Galcust and
the New York ehip, George Cromwell, arrived
this evening. - The Star left to-day for New
York.
The stock of cotton on band at the Ship
Board is ten thousand eight hundred and eighty
seven bales.
•
Business Suspended in Cincinnati—Death
. srAndrew Jackson, Jr.—Uutrersity La
stroy td by Fire.
Cncossicrs, April W.—Business was stapes!.
ded yesterday and the utmost quiet preraUed.
The bells of the city were toiled, and minute
Runs fired during the day. Appropriate services
were performed at all the churches. ' •
The Nashville papers announce the death of
Andrew Jackson, Jr., an adopted eon of Oviena
Jackson.
Tbe Wilberfaree Utile/ratty, at Great county ;
Obki, was Oestroyed by Ore es Fridaj. Thelma
is fifty thonsacd . _.,.,..__• _.
Rebel Major. Taylor Paro
outed—Leadera Killed.
Lotosvizaa, April 20.—The - Dorioarar tutyiu
•The Confederate Major Taylor has hew paroled
ten days, to - Pirpare for leaving the United
• States,.he ten:m.log to take the oath of &Real
/wee or to register himself as a rebel deserter. .
' A Federal scouting party routed a :party of
guerrillas beyondMonnt
ate lkonac,
killing Wash. Carter and D Dame!, thei r
leadcri, and Wounding several °theta. -
Description 'of the President's Corpse.
Itzw Tons, AprilM= 7 Tb° World's Medlin
toe special elves the following description of
the come: Death has fastened - In his frozen
face all the character and Idiosyncrasy In life.
Bo has not changed one line of his grave coon
teem cc. The , mouth is shot like that of ono
who bad put his foot down firm, and IQ aro his
eyes, which look as calm as In slumber.
corpse In the world Is better prepared accordis
Cori uion BRoynnow hat dealgnatoi the'4th
of Slay nest as a day of .Thankaglrtag In Ten
nessee. Ills proaamatkai. la couched la much
motagracians terms than tin has been wont to
me In speaking of rebelsi Re says, "Lea none
come up to the house or piper with feelings of
exultation over a fallen foe; but let all cow:with
feepings of true Christian patriollstn, Imbued
with the ephit of forglfencss, and -a - pepaseto
conduct returning prodigals to a mercy seat.'p
.
-Ws get al list the real data of the capture of.
While. :It was on the 12th 10)4 a, nu,
'that the: stars and .tripes were hoisted on a
church steeple In the - city, Geu.lGrancer'a form
oeenp3lng the place.. The rebels all got away on
the nlghe of the 11th. ••• • -
Reaming, of President Ltlieoln.-Commit
tee Appointed by Mayor Lowry to Meet
. .1 beta at Hirrtabtarg: ': -. :.: ... :. •
ri
. .
.Y.-a resolution passed at the recent mass
niFiting of the citizens of Allegheny County, on
'dm iltb Inst., I was instructed appoint a com-
Lmittee to meet the remains of our deceased ProS•
ana; 4 1 49 1 414tic010. In acezrdance there
- -
filth I hereby appoint the following commutes,
and all theta chirpWhoOkbay.,, OA . stmt., 1:;; c:.
rame.T. t . . Moorhead; . bal. J. B. B witi;r '
:lIZ R. ic;: 7.1 1 2.=, 8: I . iim P i.! t altri: •
..-.lkas.abos. It. Ilowe, 001. Threla Bayne,
Hem, .evl Mettaramma, Maj. J.. 8 80. a. p;
Hoznliri Hampton, • I S . Josiah Hokin;
Hen. H .W.. Williams, S. G. Haekoten,
Hon. T.P. Sterrett, Thae,.Hatni m .,,• ~-_,,
;Bon. Ed Orin Stowe, Theas-11:
Ilon. Tam. button. O. inllatil=r. , ', -"
IHon. Tat .I.,,,,Greitiny-; Regmar.irsarreri • •i -
0111. 4tirti' . 81 4 51 1 4, 9 lir; 5. t n‘ , 41 r : '-*` I L
'MI. 0 n-Milsiions - .11 202miteil.
Gen. TA
S. Neglep, James Park, Jr., .• - 44 , c.4
• Z Gen a.gday, , .I,..rbritlietr„,,m.,.,„ r...
slaa.‘b j° ,t l4 Wm, AnTerion,
Dr, G. H. Me l Oook, F. H. Cool y
_,,
1 4
.‘ 9 %.PE'AtlithMnaugh, Jos. Norp:n, -
-.11.. a Carnahan, Joe. Able,
'.r.x. - Ititkpatriek. Jae. Reese.
-- Jillatatoptoo, Sohn Chalfant,
X. K. Mporhean.. . g...F. A..Failtsub,nr, ~.
..,.
131% , 11ssee,- ,—' Joshua' Hanna,: ,
,•-• •
r neln..Lidelk, ‘ • • • John Hare,: •-, - , r
W. 1e 1 34n 81 7,4r. 4. ~... al, o,Dairla, - 1 i Li 4 -
,741g.e.wm,b, Phoa. 8. Walt
i . -.
,c21.4.17V. Phillip, , ,
~, John F. Jaatanza. ,
~
'T. liFelbeneer,, ^ ..
,• i r. law ltillier; , •• r :.
W. A.I.Ift. A . ”...:'.. AilliterDeiSEAlll,,..4l-,1
W..../ek. Ihfatier. ~ ... - - Al. , MAT4It ~•- .: I .
15. - I:Prieill, - '-- ' wm.,71 b, _' ''' , ' '
Joseph DileroitbF- b' ... isec.o,s4, , „cpwitir -, ,:-•
jak4Moritooth, David Orreletd,,, ' ~, 1 .
.. -,- m a y
--
2.4Csintable badge of Mour ni ng mK-VPS4s ay th!l..lt otst. a4 - at.
tbe Heyde& °Hire.
%The ebnituttae-ta tit in ' Olit'af ilth itiyor , a bP
Ace this day at eleven °dock. r
.I! . ! 1 •'.. ' - ' ' JaSintt Sr. Lowitri
...
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. I I.lplon 4 1]
WINCHESTER. - - :
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, .
fnaahlasten and Jelferson-Cata ,
fiipetrivance of the joint notice of the Secroz
Girlie of the 'reapeetive Board 'of 14veitee4 of
Jt Raven and Waihlngton'Collegd, for the drib
meeting of the Trustees of the united college, the ,
Mowing members met at Washington on Wed."
„utadsy, the 12th'day of April, to wit '
Jeffrey; D. IL, Cyrus' L. Pashing,
'Esq., Jelin Ilays, Esq., John Stockton, D. D.,
Robert iiherrartl, Jr., Esq., Jiaies I. BrOWI2IIOO,
D. D., William Sidle:Jet, Esq., James Sloan, D.
Wm.,ldeKennan, Esq., Rev. J. R. Johnson,
Rte. Wen. F. Hamilton John 11. Ewing, Esq..
Rev. Ruben lierron,= Jo hn S. Bell, ,Esq., John
Earlesonj, 1). D., James McGollougn, Esq., Coln!
M. Reed,, Esq., Samuel J. Wllsoo, D. D., James
Alexander, D. D., and A. W. Acheson, Esq.,
The oath& °Mee mos administered to each of
the said ',trustees by John Gramon, Jr., 'Esq.
Prayer was then olfered be Dr. Jobe Stockton
For the purpose of organixation, Dr..ieffr a'
elected President,and John1 elected Secretary ,7l.,Bellt:Juii;
to
Ott moUon, the the etio;
n rihn„„ ~,t t lirt7 „ „ZitSt trance ; whereopm
matt). was unanimouslychosen:
IPrifeented to the Want the do.
Gallon by Dr: Beatty .01, arty thoosurd dollars,
and thereupon : npon the. - report of MMUS,
RrOWOIIIO.II, /IClT . titand Pershing, a committee
Appointed In- the purpose, it was
,f(espleriy, That he Board of Trustees of %Yeah.
Satan aid Jefferson COnege. at Om lint meet
! Ing, ind Immediately •felletenk theft organize. -
' time under the chatter from the State of Penn
sylvenia consolldating_the colleges of Affersoe
mid Wasltlegton, herebtrecerd the fulfillment -
of the ' , ledge of fifty thousand delimit. upon
'onitdition - of the union of the said collages, made
by Dr. Beatty to the Board of the same In Octo
ber, ItSS. In accepting thin munificent done
nom the Board deems It due alike to themselves
and the instate:lCM now, under their charm as
- well aa to the friends and patrons of education,
to alums their thanks to the generous donor,
and their desire and payer thathe may receive
&large reward In the blessings of God, end that
for geueradona to co a his opportune benefac.
lion may be productiv of the - mast 'rideable re
snits.
James Biagi lef D., an the - Rev...l. B. Hughes
haulm. for special reasons, daiinnd accepting
,the clues of Trustee, the Don. Daniel Ague w,
1.. L. D., of Beaver county, and the Rev. John
of Allegheny city, were elected to sup
' ply the vacancies anis dilated.
D, S. Wilson, Esq., was unanimously elected
Trearmar. It wad farthar...resolvesc- 'tug the
corps of Instructors of the old colleges should
be Lnotlnutd during the . etirrent academic year,
and that the present Senior clam at Canonsburg
should ne graduated at thatplace, '
and thoprets •
Oat Senior Maul at Washlngtens abnukt be grad
.
ust d there.
After the appointment of various committnee
to perfect the organlaation'or the u,.lted
Moo, the Board adjourned to meet at Canons
burg on Thursday, the 21st day of Jane next, at
11 o'clock, a. m.
ltttaub Itch... What Is It I
.Dr. Keiser, of 140 Weed street, who has been
very successful in the management of the Tad-
One &cell" of the Wm, tuntwers thiluttestion as
to whet Merle Itch 1,, or rather &rushee ne
with the slialnents.Of diskpellifectlem. It
Is dated on high authority (Dr. Newhall, Eng
land-)'that four-fifths of the individuals who
have lived for • year In the fkateof Dllnole , be
come affected with • disease known undm the
name of /ninon Ueh. The Doctor Is. without
doubt, sontewhat astrav In his estimate of the
.proportionate number 1;1'0e:eons affected, but It
a well known fact that there is suds& disuse,
and It Is ofteolmod vcorintractable sod dffileult
of care.
The disease* begins with severe Itching of the
:arms and legs, and various porthole of the body.
wit outany eruption,- which induces the Indl
. !Ideal affertea to rub and 'teach himself rigor.
ously to appease the sensation. The effect of
this Ind:Ape:we, however, Li to bring out la •
few second:: an eruption "of email plmolei or
whets of )minion, of nearly the same color as
the thin, and as they dry off become of a dark
brown - color. Doe crop of these often disappears
as acre her Is evolved, the latter becoming res.
k ular alter the lapseof a day or two. Theo
vesicles become pointed, and are tiftedwith au -
acrid humor of a pale yellow color, which some
times frets and Inflames the'other papa of the"
body *here It tonchm. Thera Is mostly no In
term:Won or redness around these pustules
no-il alter a great deal of scratching, which
which norms to occasion the tallinalindlon which
sedscquently occurs. If the vesicular eruptions
be pubetured with the polqt of aide or needle,
th: r disappear without hissing any traces of
thdr presetce ; but if their point, ,be tore off at
a lat er peziod, a watery gold, mixed with blood,
exudes. and , black or brownish crusts are formed,
which vanish In course of time, but leave small
permanent cicatrices behind them. The disease
often be found around the ends of the
flogeir, occasioning oftentimes the losagst the
nails. It Is a doubted - point whether this dis
ease, Illinois 11 h, may be classed 'among the skin
diseases or not. The akin undoubtedly Is the part
MD sled by it, bet whether it has Its origin is •
depraved state of the blood and ' humors of the
body, or consider:l' an animalcule In the skin,
like many other cutaneous dieemes, Is a question
d by medical men. most generally
received op'ulmeis that It Is anamalettles, but is
oat MA/ 1 0MM The Itching is totolerable.und
la Increased by heat, and the hands are often
times swelled to such an extent as to force the
individual to abstain from all kinds of manual
labor. in children the toles of the feet are panic.
ulady affmtecl f the face seldom affected. The
ditrase, when neglected, will often hilt as long
a period as four or five years. -
Indian Burying Gronnd.-Tto hands en
caw d la repairing a portion of the railroad In
the outskirts of Wheeling. a day or two since,
discovered the remains of a human skeleton
which had been implistd by the, slip. /lateral
'bare beretoforr been discovered 'tvheti digging
foundations in that olghborhood. 'Other evi
dences found with them at the time, went to
show that at some period the Nam had been used
as an Indian btuying.ground. •
- -
Another Copperhead Arrested.—A me;
named Wm McKenna created a row In the
Ninth ward yestdrday, by speaking exultingly
over the aseasination of •tha President, and
wishing he had been the assassin himself. IC
he Courts such lams, he !should at once bo
brought' to a wholesome reponmnen. Ho was
locked on In the watch-house last erecting, and
will probably be aunt to Monet Airy this morn
ing.
Important Deetslon.--Itra. D. Rawaon, of
New York, tom recovered a verdict of abont 4,-
QOO against the ,Pconsylvants Railroad Compa
ny, for the loss of trunks and their contents,
at the time ofakcollialon on that road some time
ago. The'Cou held that the notincation on
the back of the ticket that only /50 would be
allowed for the ggage, calms special notice
was given, did to amount to a contract.
•
Arrested.-- orintOoelstrom. ; against whom
Information wins made a kw days ago for felon!.
one assault, aqd for uttering teessonahle senti
ments, Was aryested•at his house war Wllee
spoil yesterday, and is now In the tombs. tie
will hare a bearing to-Lay.
A Monetroalty.—A cow .baloaglag to Capt.
J. C. McAllister. near Harrisburg, had a calf the
other day which
.Wll6 ornamented with chart
legs and' two talls. It Wail la , fact almost two
pFrfect calm, save that both bodies warutualted
011StrIke.-41 strike was made on the Nish.
oboe Johnson'Fann. on Catt's rue, two mites
from Poundstone's - ferry, on the Atonong Melo
riser last week, at the depth of fuer handsel
andtwenti feet. ,
CITY. AND. SUBURBAN
There is an Irritation Of slight Inflammation
of the lining membrane of the bronchial tabs.
The bronchia commence at the root of theaeck,
and ilteit brancbeelnio two parts, one part .de
seceding leto each fang and then dividing Into
thoossiMla tit smaller tubes, which ramify army
portion of the' hangs ,and carry the air to
them. It Is the thin lining of Ws broachhand
those minute broacalal tube* that become affec
ted In bronchitis, whether It be chronic or acute;
she chyme form being that which ensues often
n acne,' ens& of hroachltls, and is a term
gecerusri to e - earradlitibetiou tO acute bron
chitis. auto form is always attended with
fever and a high state Of arterial excitement,
whilst the chronic Is not; bat Is a continued het.
ititkat esTrbe
tat ilAl ' esually attended ISlth more or less cough,
acroruing to the extent of surface Implicated In
the:disease. There is oftentimes pain and an
increased Allow of glary, *Field phlegm or mu.
cut, a result of the mereised flow or blend to
the parts effected. The brimebial glands being in
inch eases forced to Increased action in order
to relieve the gorged and inflamed blood vessels,
chronic bracer:MU may terminate either in an
acute attack of bronchial lanammulon, or even
in Pulmonary Constunpfkos, by communicating
the disease to the substance of the lungs; or it
may result In what hes been usually termed
Brottchiat Cosorptlon, &disease quite ae common,
.perhaps, as real pu lmonary consumption. It
oar its canoes in a variety of sources, such as
the leheiatlon of bad air, sudden obstructions of
the Ate, resulting from vicissitudes of climate,
So c anncou in this country. Persons eubject to
it 'holed avoid exposure to these sadden atmos
phis le cheep:el wear thick ahoce, and more than
all, steer flannel next the skin. It should be re
membered that the skin la a large surface and
eluiplohlzercreeatly with the mucous lining of
all the luterual. viscera; and an attack of Om
elets or kindred diseases, Is often relieved or
mow by the sudden appearance of setae erup
tion cr. disease of the skin. ! I treated a lady
reveoil jeers ego for an asthmatic dfsease,-cont
relented with an eruption of the skin.coannonly
called Letter, and I am not Sure but the Let
ter we vicariously relieving and attempting to
cure the asthmatic affection. The lady le still
living, I believe, and In good health, and en
tirely tree both of the asthma - and tatter.
In this lady's care, the asthma and tatter were
both cored by Internal treatment, by restoring
the general health aud establhilling the Neel
button of the circulation of 'the blood.' If this
view of the case be correct, ail I believe it is,
how foolish would be any attempt to cure
chronic bronchitis by the ordinary pill and
troches so arced: la vogue at the Present time.
They undoubtedly do good in many 1011411001,
and afford temporary relief, but do they care the
disease! Let those answer who bete tried the
experiment, Undoubtedly a cough or cold bee
often been relieved by Stich remedies and some,
serious hurt to the Intermit orgies. t h erdby Prer
vented, which, to say the least of lt, ijl better
than to let the disease cure • iteelff - I there pre
pared for years a medicine called .. .Pseforol Syr
isp,', or If ,you choose, Dr. Keyaer'e Pectoral
IsYrrlP, which Is one of the speediest and beat
remedies for the cure of a cough or cold, or any j
obstruction of the .windpipe or bronchial tubes,
that I have known. It is attested . by hundreds i
of our most respectable citizen; and can always
be relied on in recent mace.; It Is compounded
on Strictly scientific prlnciplis, and according to
the most correct. rules of I pharmacy. I
hare made known its component Inge°.
&nth to some' of the best • physicians,
who have usually given It their ape
provaL But Ido not pretend that It will cure
either acute attacks of bronchitis or pulmonary
consumption; althoughf,l have published cases
of cures In our very midst that as nearly ream.
ble tbeeediseses as to make oven physicians doubt
whether they were not real caom of paintonary
consumption. ,dt the same time, I never did,
and do nut bow, advise any one to troyt to Pdt
toral Syrup, or, any other ono remedy, for Ihe
cure Ora disease which annually carries Moro
human beings to the gram than any that 'I know
of. But, as a preventive, and as a relletle adz
vanced stages of this disease, I have yet to find
its superior, or cam] Its equal, In the trestmont
'Of commeptlon or. bronchitis, the state of the
general eieteut Is to be taken into accaitut; Ev
ery organ :and every.. fnuetion examined, and
where the wheels of life clog they must be made
to ran more emoothly, . The stomach, the liver,
the skin, the spinal marrow,. every organ and
every functlon..must be attended to, and if this
is done earefully and thoroughly, we may then, ,
atd,not tlil then, bopeto cure chronic bfunchlts.
and petlesottary conantnalon„,. ' . .:
....-• , ,- OnommalLLEsvesn,...
• . ' •,. NM 140 Wixid street.
.., .
Origin oC Petrole,um
IDpon tht.: subleet the academicians bare beim!
cudgeling their buds:aap th v
nngaggin
~g , igot, and
- .the tougher and lonor the drubbing has Con
tinued, the more foggy andiunfalltottfable the
professota have become. One insists that. the .
wive gases in this locality have condensed ,
into tidi t oll• Another r te_lls ps,thatia that dis
tant,;„, murky "'OP * o ,ttiftnntioul Or: the globe,
'imeiirt t 0 geologist's as the Chemung period or
the Devtirdan age, when a vast - inland' see coy.
ered the irilddie 0f 7 0ia59L , .,-.4,0,,,,,„." 3 „ 4 0,,,, .. ( 4
fishes im cleat to ll'ive supplied the market for
ten niPtklida,atkof -ilaimil and segells- A.
tie rust withtrUtllinlt. ltdrsi hide id alb Win
forming trationsd that,spaburfrombhis-agglo.,
secreted 1161; &Hike' for ceeturteir"tesoe'
Lgettberin In the crevices beneath Rinse hills and
OOP& 1.1,..
Avila; ha theory Is _adianvd, and with more
I ''planalbilltv than all Mai liit, , thatlrierolitina 1 / 1
aibaiir .isscie of coal oil, and has beau dia ,
1 'Oilsibyf oho - iO
slabtefratfeeti beide Rim 'the`
itstirenaobedltiftr ere lylog, !, In any seaktiot
Fvel - ythr t rii'Ve 'itisgo2 - connty.. 'Adopt :either
. this, or e'tliebril dating bact to tine 'Eleveth's
egu. ooll rut witilobserre , 'that , the! best lilacs
to sink a,well , le , pon:a'llat' at tha.base of a
snomitall , [Oil ' 'yere.',ltave a . greet bulk Of
earth ant. rock • a' you, from whleteoll oily
Lao co,ne, and still coming. Agile, the
jacalKi 11' *gorge Is ite'eaflear; for' the - dimple,'
k etnntet , tsolage an opening In the earth'
alders.' indicative of crevices .handsomely,
dt,e}. rbil , kieghStitieve:atflilfat - faith: ' 'At
in ,
-aTaien Cherry Run, Pitt Hole. Creek, Sugar
Creekln d, indeed, all the 'favorite localities,
luthe l49/4944.....,
L,,,-• ',;
a
..
' ' : rsday G o l ia de st u ireek l"d if di rt
r. On Tbit —" F ------
d Mrs. John
Reed; of ;ketc h n„ w .„_celeb g rated , the LOth;nwnui
. ''''7 .'t
(heir \ ' wedding:. The . - --.
,cuss ' of a 'timber of old friends, the - chit
diett,graid and grjeat grand children of Mr. and
Mut. Reed, numbering thirty-elgtit grand and
p j'
twelve , great grand chuarenot whom some
forty 'w present.--all gips' healthy. ;looking"
ones. - The sons land sonalii•la* brought lu
their' . ef t to aaged pair, now over three
score au en. ' 'excelletif,supger was -
porta. -
ken of b all pr
i ; Igor which, a beautiful
flag was pre by the oldest grand child to
Mr. Reed, with an address.' - Teen an 'appropri
ate addisis was dby Rev. Mr. Stilling, pastor
of;thc Eiangellc •Lutlieran clitifeb:' About 10
p.," kn. theparty lit fur theft respective home:'..-
al
all delightd with be warrantees ofthe evenMg
iiiiidd4 beat a TaaTida:e'of last week,
----"T---------.
.
a young litdy residing at Coal,kply , wiita ng t"
county, w hets name we ...,nave been unabre to
IVlrn. lact a 1... lb a a . en death, from unknown
cense. iii the erg fig e ight as usual with
he night hsr younger sister
ahaer a s k i ;:l e tist ri ei du.: ll at * her head upan the body of
the:neepniestster and.spoke,
.but finding her
breathing heavily u. If in 'toned 81 untie:, did
I/
not maker farther anti •to arouse her. About
toldhigtieshe ag u awoke, and found thatthe
body cold I . death. Horror-stricken she.
eallettbk faatily,.whose grief at this sudden
c?
and awe ablution' cannot bs 'described. !No
coal tlill elallilatlons was made; and the
wasi e
canoe of Imp og lady's death has not been
disco • . -,
_. - '
Robbegy a the Repot.—A gentleman,
whose Bohm ' • Were unable to learn,' had his
pocket picked - on Wednesday at the Pittsburgh,
c %
Fort Wayne a Chicago Railroad &pet; of a
Nan book ntalulog four hundred and fifty
- dollar'. Fie w hi ' the act of - gelling Into the,
car, what he wan stied by a couple of 1111:a,
and cot teioklug anythlng wrong, ascended the
tops of the platform. Raving occasion ti. get
acme article from MS mita, he nut his hand in
and Immediately &covered Ida loss. Nu trace
has hem uhtalmul of the thieves.
. _
An Faietopelelzed Trellla.—Theladies, who
delight haring a Hum back .ganloo, should'
mako a note of the following ecooomlcal mode,
of mooing a trellis: Instead of throwing away
an old hoop-skirt, enverml. it 'lts your garden
scrum a pole four feet; high. Plant the ands of
the Madeira flue, . morning glory, maatcullm, or
the like, and in'a very little while, over thin re
jected trellis, creeps a0315a of beautiful and Il••
ing bloom, Nothing More imitable for thepor
pole could be made.. '
la Booth Coating 'llYeattrardf—Thure fa no
certain knowledge that BoOth, the aseasain, has
twat captured. It la - useable he may ee ea
deavoring to mate his way westward. Would It
,tot he proper for his !boor, Mayor Lowry, to
ats• ion some poncemet. at the Depot to scan the
faces of the pasaarders wlta arrive, I: is probe , .
Ole that Booth has disguised himself, and might
Rev this far wtthosit detectlem. ,
klltsburgb Theatia.--The "Streets of Nei
Yolk" is haying s loci nut at this theatre. /t II
aanourcott agates tmclght.. Those who lave
not sees it will avail tbenuelren or this lan op
portunity.
Mcan.—.Dttrbr tgo celebration of Grant's.
Victories at Choi Elprltra, Cambria county, lad
week, a soar named Nact Nagle a
nun tato a'crowd of the otenTsclakars. o one
Was brut.
Chronic Brunchltla.
- '~-..
. . ..
. .. , .
bus Escape fur Boothe. '• . '
The apprehension of J. Wilkes Boothe, - the
murderer- of Pretident Lincoln, will take .place
Sooner or later.. There: is no hiding place: for
him on this blind earth, and his eel. refoge Will
be the. 'pink; - Thaiks lo • the vaulty of its'e'
wretch, be has; itchls aleorilmi efforts • to empire
.
fame, exhibited ,
hidsomewhat striking visage on
every stage 1 11 and has lad hlmiteff da
.., . .
gnencotyped and • photogrisphed oftetser than he
.
has Bid his prayers. :Probably most Policemen .
• In this country have seen:him, and every end in'
tlilitivo bendspberes will be !NI - Matted with an
nt-tinte i likon.B..'stecomininied ititit the wenn-
anee'ot 4 I,* voiii : it;- I4:,thif ot,ii - 0:. hi. Cai
tlin. ...H . haalhittn - *knot tragedy Inletters:
of blood; htit.kinto last act' will he acted by the
common bongninn.; u .111: stn.)
It wouidtwataxentabletthititakettikift thehilj '
lain of sight:Arta uointlin tdaneskvOinth .;
but his agony should be "long drawn ont, , i,
thmuitb the PFeefas 04 trial, POnvietlOar!!" l 3tanee.,',
and, after ireekt iff tscinteibplatitin of thestindlotrs,...
zexeentioti, With:ibis' "Butane. from the 'hang-
:man that blir!body-Witto to be...delivered to the
alumna for • disnsalois. 'He Should 6liV6 no
sepulture. WhataveSfearlial eirenuttinee which
As compatible with an execution amonkOhrim:-
flan natiovs.should be Added la order to heighten
the agony orexpectillon, mid to bosillit prupd "
and gtillty spirit.: No' humane man should ft- •
„inet toOpplying..msch. mental tortures to 'nab.. is, •
wretch, dude they 'may- bd necessary to Milt
him ton isonsciousness, - of his guilt, and proya
bly to a tblribiireidelb'dl '- ' • ' •' ' - .
In vain will Boothe-take . reftige lit any 'foreis
country,' No natitin of thews.* would be gui lty
of the incivism arm:tending:to Minas a refugee
tF di
Its hospi km ,Reluta Upon.
marked Bala Upo
his foreh tint wherever he may - go. he mill"
feel that e ; I surrounded by spies.; who tnagni-
tilde of his crime will kurn.plybole world ; into ; ,
a pollee In his lmaginitiOn, nnthe greattiess. of
the remit - 4' offered: for his 'appretdrislOu will
ea= his accoMplices to betray him',- There '
need be do fear that Boothe wing° tospneished: •
His doomils sealedalreany..-:.lf he (should escape
into the rebel lines; ityill only serve him for a
~leir month., and may be the means of implicating
-DBVIS and his Goverameet.— Wash. Ohrontele. .-
• Spirted Affair on Staten Island.
Mrs. John .
Tyler, the widow et the ex•Preal.
dent, as is well known, a nativeof this State,
std now tesloes near Factc:ryville, Sta ten Island.
'he has never &versed "her aye athy with the
.
rebels, tut, on the `con trary , has, permitted no
opportunity to escape her of proclaiming it,
even In einuch, pretesting by rising from her
kr.tes, agaimat the prayers for the President of
tbe United Buttes. It being well known that ths
rebel flag was draped over her' parlor mantle:-
piece, on Saturday evening last several young
gentlemen--13011C of them over eighteen years of
eger•ecnsidcring that If, at such a time as this.
the flag was not voluntarily put oat at sight.
lira. Tyler should be reminded that some decent
• respect was due to the public *pinion, waited
open her far that purpose. Two of them, sons
of neighbors and well known to her, cater ed the
parlor, when one of them said: •
"Madame,f
.heg pardon for .dliturbing yen,
but we have
. 911.1 ed to ask far th e Secession flag
yon have in j'ettr Pielesslon."
"There le nosed' a flag here," replied Mrs.
Tyler.
• "I beg pardon again," said the route gentle
r/in, courteously, but snob a flag, If lam not
mistaken, bangs over- your parlormantienlece:"
Mrs. Tyler, again dented that site had - any
such flag, out added: "You can look for your
self." .
•
The young matt dld look forhimself, and found
the nag where erneaed. Deliberately mount
ing* chair, he carefully 'took It down, folded it
up, nod•etcpplttg back Into the other room ones
more apologized for the necessity of his intrusion,
and hewed himself. out with his coinpanicm.
.There was ho attempt to Interfere with the bold
Striplings by the three of four gmww men who
were present. One of them, Indeed, left the.
:room and went np stairs with the Intention, the
vbitors suppeind;. of getang a weapon. The
spokesman, on observing It. only shifted a short
policeman's club he carried from the left to the
rlghthand coat po.ket.—N. Y. nib.
•
How. Axnuiw Jamison, President of the
United States, Is in the fitty.sixth year of his
age. llw fatally resides at present In Nashville,
Tennessee, and conaists of his wife and four
children. two eons end two daughters.- His son
Robert is twenty-nine. and Andrew Johnsdn,Jr.,
Is twelve years of age. .1115 two daughters with
their families, also reside, in Neshville, having
been driven from their homes in East Tennes
see. One of MG Johnson'. sona, , Oharhisi - : - a
surgeon In the army, was thrown from his horse
in the year 186 N and Idtiot end Ooldnel Storer,"
a soroltrlaw. the 4th Tenures.* •
Infantry regiment. was kU ed In - the battle .of
Nashville, while' gallantly leadlog Ida Command
on the Idth of Delx.mber, 1504. Judge . Patter
son, who also a son-In-taw of the President;
Urea In . Nashville.. Mrs. Johnson has been Let
delicate health for some timepast, and It Is prob.
able Mrs. Colonel Stover will preside over the
Presidential household. • •• •
TAILICILIERT Avow; Rini Dzsrarreas.—At
Norfolk, on Saturricy, noun ate:the news of the
death of the President, tiome Indolent stens
of rebellion exhibited themselves In two "white
washed" 'Vincula of rebel deserters, who hare
a taken the oath of allegiance. and have beim en
listed In :he 'eerie° of the United States. !The
mutinous signs and turbulent acts of the pro
pelled iraurgents were qalOkly quelled, and their
isms taken from them. On an acumination of.
their cartridgaboscs, ammunition was found
therein that had 'never been Issued to thorn by
the Government, and was not at all stilted to
the arms In their possessioti. It is currebtirre-
Ported ard generally believed that guns were
concealed In Norfolk or vicinity for which the •
mysterious cartridges would come In sae.. Se , V.
oral paroled rebel prisoners were seized on Sue=
plclon of being connected with the mutiny that •
has been so effectually crushed by the prompt
action of the authorities.
- '
NOTICILUILL --. oollllp/CtIOUS among the excep.
tlonal private rraldences In this city not exhibit
ing pllterdiy, or on Saturday, any token of the
great national tragedy—any mark of respect for
the memory of a murdered President of the Ma
sted Stater—was that of Millard Pillmord—and
he an ex-President of the United States,
The 0011 , 810; we are told, was supplied, in a
measure, by somebody Saturday night, in the
form of an application of black mud marks to
the front of the mansion—which were carefully
renooted the next .morning by the distinguished
acupant.—halts! &press.
Tun Buffalo Commercial .ddreri4er says that
about the time of the banging of "Old John
Brown" In Virginia, J. Wilkes Booth, who was
then playing In Baltimore, left that city with his
Milne in the bills of the evening,lnd In company
with a choice band of "roughs," repaired to the
scene of the- execution, and was there coospien
ons ma leader in the fiendish orgies that pre.
ceded and followarthe death of the old man. 4
•
PRESIDENT LINCOLN WU stru down
- ftuirth anniversary his first proc ck lematlon. on
O thne
the 14th of April, 186I1` a nulled and mighty
nation awoke to MC In answer to his call. On
the 14th of April, 1805, be sealed hie devotion
to that nation with; his blood. That day will
foiever be held In the proudest and the saddest
day 111 American hisucuy.
Oita of President Lincoln's last edictal acts was
to r
appoint a Postulaster and a number of Cus
tom House °Mem for Baltimore. Ea-Congress
man E. H. Webster is Collector, and General
Andrew E. Dennison Is Postmaster.
Tux munielpa} election at Chicago on Tuesday
residsed In a swetpleg Union triumph. the May.
or end ihrre•fourths of the Council' being Uulon.
The average majority was between five and six
thousand.
Caipenters, Attentlon,—Tbls awcalitg, at
13 o'clock, at McClelland'a Auction, will be
sold two Carpenters' Chests and contents of
twels; also, II nan tit yof hardware,.
LOWIIT--oa.W.daesday afternoon,
of
19th.
WM JOHNNY R. LOWRY, only eon of Joseph
Is and Isabella Lowry, aged eleven years, three
months and ellteenitaya.
The fixteril will Ilare his' father's residence, Ist
Liberty street, on FRIDAY Arran:woe, at 2 o•olock.
The. Mends of the foully are reepeottully Weikel
to attend.
QEED POTATOES,
AJ ;so bide Ituekejes and Pewit Blowsi
• 40 sacks Ohio Punch Blow.;
at IN Liberty street.
atilt •
FISB.
- 100 bait bbl. Lake Herring;
60 do • Wane Plata ••
' 00 ea • Lake Salmon,
do Lake Trout. For sa aby
• .apld J. a thtigrizul
P. BECK Es CO
FINE OUT CLILWINO von/IMO.
to gross. Satiny dilde, Sweet Owen, Rose ltud
and Gold Medal, One out tobacco for sale by
mlnd • - ItRYALER & ' ußos
•MACCANRONI VERMICELLA
boxes Itsllar and r Ametican Vautoaroy:
and Femme, la store and tor male by •
1A.T8.-200 bushels Prlulu, In atom and
-• tor sale by '
aptg ' FETZER Sr. AIiMSTIZONII,
R A:N SP ARE NT Alkili — OPAqUk
nos
Oiled blades% for ogle bi r
- • IIOARARALL.
IO9I2+DALE - .OEXENT.- 100 barrels
for sal*by. HENRY (10L,LINS.
1011.13,TR014,U3L,..100 b a s rre l.
b. bale by . - 1 11.12 MY a. *rule'
oi
4qQ.;'.: - ,ii ,- , , ,. - f.T,:,....;',,.:.; , ....:,1: . y,.. , :' , 1': , ; :• , ;..• . .::,';.•:: - ,!,-..,'.:;;7:' - 7,'1,i7,.::,.;,j,:;:
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' '''''''''''''''" A"'t':9;:'.;•:-:'f.e,l-::lo%.'4,:','Yg4•:''4l.•'';''i4.'
LEB.3L.
NOT—.
ICE.Virherealk, , lettg . rs teitamentary
, to the Mete Of Jolla of-Mctlittre
I , TOW:whip, lalgbeny coast deu'J; , has beew.
'.irsatect tci:the subscriber; ail Mini Indebted to
and estate antseq4esturto e-tmenunisanaisy
fuent, end those haling claim sae deman is ascisst
the estate - 'of thcilanit decedinserill make knatown
the same without cielas,4o , b • - • •• 2
.1241ZAITaTHIC: DALZsa.th Euseutriu• •
SablitlinaGtw dicplure Township,-
st.i)
on the eitate.bt JOEL . irzaoar., deo late et
. .htleshen7,lllty;'Alketiony bounty', beinsift bees'
.erantod . the untlotAttitsdt
10 anti notate sktrtm
' 3l ' 4 * P.74.0 1 %044• SoSPOIi ttsesnr. l 4 l lllF listed
the mono to present thorn duly anthent asted..for
"dtleoleot; ISM insitntatd netts Sti. nelfsetitell So
lir. J. M. Loonsidson„,sSothe NOtlll , -Dad ,T9l t
House, Allsghint hinSpehlentairldi.
• 2, :t-i t ,, , A SANtl e t rza) .
voAdmintotistis4,:
e . noatahetwr;
A MiINIESTRATOR'B! NOTICR—LDet:
Lora or. o r tmlnlatrotron•havinvberee Iceluktritd
to the' Welefillreed . -45:2 - the eitit4 of Wl:Mica
r4pohmso, dt•o'd.:Jaio ;thrultart•TPY
tritig ie th l i orlat i dla:VlAli t A t e,, a i e jitTre 4' 1214:
'alai= mama thc•sold state proheraby awned
ro,,plennt'ttli t " dray 'auttrootiaited, :for mottle;
moot. : "Cit. &IMES' GILLIKOBE.
• . spit/noel' A dO3letrtrotor de boats VMS,
•
1.1....1.5-Fglr/ORI Ql i l Y E : — Letter : k i o e6aien t ar j ,Satie eiat eoGV.Ltettip ' liti
-Or Row teottheVP. Allepenysounty, having bees t tutersivs.*llnenio
lnpleasethenselveAndebteeto,ald-nitsta*a
makepF i sftt inumdtately, And those „laving
shifter • litlfileistate 'will please present Mara :
lulrant min:saes! Mr pay/neat.. . .
- , ~ G. O. LibIiTUAP: .'
- ' - i BADVL:L,2OIII2(SO/1; Esientorm
•'J •' a. 71. W.• a/LI!, I_, • , ..; ‘
. , Prrrealmonii Marsha. teed. - • ' • • nialMtor`P
j
Al/IWtTA A
rEATO.RIS 4 NOTICE.
ten edminiattatienhavint been granted to
the. node *tied 011 the estate or Wm . Carnahan,
deetddatit of Urilso towtudop,Allrytteny eoutity,
all periods indebted to mud Yatatefireherebynoth
lignite* mike Immisdiatepaymenti'amithomfbarteg
'claims will , erreeent them, without delay,: duly eta.
thentleated for settlement. ' - . .
DAVlD‘PRZUr..l4mlittetrator"
•
- h• Urnorep.. flikwhany ilo„ Pa.
PtADMC IST RATON'S NOTIO —Leh bf admitiletrattorat the estate tit .11081..,
ST/NTSON, late Cl Monongahela borough, Ana.
ghee/ - county , deeitit, having been granted to the
underslgrdiat!dtpster or
aid stliegheny,i=ta
a ti l lirg:tdiate rnyet4t,' sad thlise h Meg claims
against the Caine to present them for seMemeat,.
prOperly euthenttisted, to the undersigned.
Inbligithil , ANNE _5T1141'301 , 4 Adair.
EXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Wherese,
ters_ testamentary upon the estate of ELLZA. ,
BETH NAYLOR, late of Union Townahip, deo d,
having been granted to the underalgued,nllpersona
knowing themielvda indebted to said .estate are
requested to make immediate payment to the un
dersigned; And nil -persons baring- claims against
the lama will please present them, 444 autatl.
sated for payment.
feriltwF ...4EV. I, DALLAS, Exec.'s.
Ti )
HEBY
- , letters of admL EE ulaitration on. the Watt •of
George Derain. deed, hare been- granted by the
Register of of Allegheny county, to the
undersigned; IN persons having claims against
the estate are hereby notified ana requested to
present them. for payment, and those indebted to
Ike ammelo call and discharge their debt's.
inhitiwelarltwF GEORGE ANDERSON;
• Adalnistrator.
1.311TE.D. PARTNERSHIP.-;-We, tho
ighscilbers, have. tide day entered into a lies.
Bed partnership agreeably to the provisions of the
Actrot Aesembly of the Conmotovealth of Penn.
sylVania, approved the Clot day of March A. D,
lEW, entitled "An Act Bettuyo to Limited Part
nrUships, do hereby gentry, • • •
First. .rkot the omens or firm Under whioh cold
partnership,is to be conducted la "W. H. ISHUBIT.
TIMBER A BLAIIL”
Strom!. That the general natureqf the business
intended to be transacted, s the erection of BLAST
ItIBISACT.B. - IA the ring Ward o, the OAT of
Pittsburgh Femur ran* and the stianuractur•
' •
there of PIG IKON.
•
- .
That the names of the 'general partners
of said firm are William H. Shoenberder, whose
place of residence is the city of Oloclatiatl, in the
State of Ohio. and, honiss S.Male, John S. Slagle,
.Edwin ltlllesand WilUam Crawford,. Jr.—the plane
uf reridence of each vf 'std four last 11•1111141eer,
era! Partner bolos the city of p/ttsburgh, In the
M
State of Pennsylvania; and et the Special Part
ners are George H. Shoeulbsrger, whose place of
residence is the city of Olacianatt. in the State of. Ohio, and - John H. Shoenbergeh, whose Nam of
residence le the city Si PittaburgN in the State of
Pennsylvania. '
Foorrin. Teat the amount of capital which ea•b,
of said Special Partners has contributed to the
common stock of said firm, is as follow', Tin : said
George R. Shoenberger has so contributed twelve
thcrosned five hundred doUsre (111;100) in sash, and
the sold John H. Skoenberger has so contributed
twelve thousand five hundred dollars (et 2 MO) in
•
•
_NM. 'That the petiod at which said partnership
is to commence Is the FIRST DAY, OF FEBRU
ARY, te9, end the period at .h to h fts to tenet
eats the else DAY OF DEOEWBER,
In witting whereof, we hate hereunto MST set ear
heads this &lAA or Femur', no.
&W.
THOMAS B. •BLAIR, _
JOHN S. SIACIL.I4. Inmeral Pirtnen.
:Atoellt WILES, .
• WM. ORAWFOAD, •
•
2 . O i II uo It r O sN RIE nxwa RERCERR EB. .. s r ,„ 1
FASIIIOICABLW
Dieu, aisiai tivvDs
For GinVa erouth 9 a aothing,
NUDE TO ORDER,
IN THE BEST STYLE AND MANNER.
E. B. NORIO,
arznolurrr Tu064,8,
,• trlll FEDERAL liT., Alleeway.
MR-rawd
rEcal C
TY COLLEGE,
center Dann sad St. Clair Streets.
prrrssuitair.pi.
the larval, dampest and moat ineetnaltd
BITSI:tiESS MAR'S COLLEGE,
N THE UNITED tIVITES.
Student■ weer and review al any time.
sir Circulars, containing full itottnatton. sen
tree to any Adapt**, On appllcatoon to the Prtnot
pate.
JENKINS i SMITH.
lioalklavrdMihwT
riMS7WIMW. Pa.
1 0,1 , FINtt t COFFIIIB
METALLIC
MAHOGANY! nt...r•Liso
KAROO/MT
MAROC - ANT
UNDERTAKING I
IJNDERTLKING I
• , UNDHRTAXENG I
ROBERT WThLTA3S Vndmtaker.
°Moe, Ha, LS FOURTH STREET.
a, U ging out an sdertabding in all Its branebna Dienterring
d Swabbing ererytbbg neesuary far
the proper interment, prarnp=ed to.
SW- splendid Hearse and always an
bad at reasonable terms.' sta
RICHARD W: aossaral.. T ILORRIOR
FOURTH STREET UPHOLSTERY, •
No. NS Foarth thew.*, near Waal.
The , sabre ben =umbel ure sad keep eonstang
on bend eve arbele tholepin% vial UORNIU
ORNA CURTAIN monciroa
FEATHER El IgAITRASS of all kinds
also . Um celebrated ATLITT SPE 0 RED. All
kind of SHADES, BLINDS and FIXTURES.
'yerOlArt attention is glees to all orders tor . ann.
Hog and laglaldown HarDetL Oil Mat & eto.
.el.. AMU .MH ar Rnaortoi
ADDY az EWKtib,
*RACTIOAL PLlPMJszusdi
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS;
No. ISS WOOD STREET, opposite nes rnme
primxinANTs, sinwr tzen, LEAD
PIPE, PIG and nm BAD LEAD, and Plumbers' Viab•
dal In genera- Oil Refineries fined up lathe most
approved manner. Taub lined with lent or sop.
per. Homey fitted with water and gas A...term
olorontle attended to. oael
lIPORTANT TO BILLEP OWNERS
NV larxtmorrs OMR FOR FOOT nor
IrrSlicep,is &SPEEDY AND POSITIVE, CURE.
It has cured when all other remedles have failed I
has been thoroughly tested throughout the State
of Vermont and meets with unbounded sucre.a.
Try it and he convinced. For We by all druggiste
and at wholesale by . B. F. VANDEVOR
Pitesbunth,
and by the proprietor. F. W. WHITTEMOM.
Chatham Four Corners. New York,
Ai I
un
dersirned having established an A.GENOY
'FOR Ttil. SALE OF, REAL= ESTATE, In the
city of Boonville, Cooper county, Mo., would
hereby ca 1 the attention of persons In Perinsylvw
nia, Western Virginia and Ohio, to the unpre
dented low price for which land of the fist quality
can be bought at the present time. Office no Mot.
gan.street. JOHN bIITCHIELL.'
Boon .Ten. 17,18121. lahlimwP
TIM Rczniatict
A.: , PCIN cinue; the practice ot med.
solleltr Mee killlts v a ri o ustranehes, ant respeettußT,
those Ryles at a distance. laboring tinder
0880ND.3 APPEOTIONS," who cannot be
cured because thetedlsenee Is not tiodersteed to
tend a vial of thar onus tor eiramlnstlOn and
the necirsary medicine can be sent Bleat.
A- Unice and residence Ro. A42 - Urant street.
Plosbutsh. Pa. • - • aptiat,wp
AWELL PAYING 13 113LNE43 IH
tbeirown townshlre, and tree from rialc. is of.
fwed
_by the AUBURN PUBLESKING UO., to
1,003 BOOK AGENTS. Plesa. send for di• °tree.
Ike., to E. G. STORKE, Auburn, N. T.,". mita.
outdate,. ._ _ •
TUBER IROM3, NlA:iieesal and Befall rr Dealer la all kin a of •TEntranno,
Dal
0 1: 10 D9..&44 +lacy awn ffiakd sum.
alitscriz.ixtor;s.
GAIT . EREt.
aA. rir It 13 •
06'
;' •• • 7.: • - • .• :t 1770- I I
tar best Essibii, Lasting, Ed*Sierei•Algli.ol4
Heel rls4 roods.
billesebiOaftees as above ' .;; Sig INV Lt p
"ebtl e dian , Shoes
.10
.130,1 shook..
1111=
t . )f Goods-
AT ALL 'KINDS OF PRIORI
tiifiggiad in pie World
- -
. 13 .__1 ST ;GI:PDS s LOWED RAT=
r g e
Speing teas In Endless Varlet f •
OEM f MUM ! Munn
Concert Hall Shoe Store,
60 ralat STI=T,
ABOVE wool) serstaer.
THE GREAT PIIREPTER.
EEMA ANA&A:
,
Sines the Ms:duet:km at medicin e, the 01 1014111 ,
disease has perhaps been the stitdest of moat.
none and sninftillis consideration tre 'thel Mote
learned of the profession than Any Otter, sonnestet
with the laws of the OreatiCreetorr!not a ISW hair "
.rontsoded that all &emus, have ttwdryt!gta lam . , ,
Stomach; others,' the solids - of the noon O
.egsul, and by tar. .the greatest noznheri tontine and
reason that the stoop Itself le the very fonsztata ,•
ilfe—that If if becomes fm them dismiss te
worst forme—Ssrofula, Canard, Ica.
rum Indeed, experience in treaties this mecca
sales bYPlalfying the blood and thereoy elbmetlee
their exanloation . and ante, p ro ve this to be the
correct theory: sating npon wWch theory, the nmedi. ' •
feinn now known as wantaramaxs, was. ennlPool4
liand brought ifor Ste, broduldod Moo4tals
ftr irse moon exercises ouch amastg inp over
SCROFULA, ULtIERATIONS. ,
_LES •
Tee FACE, TETTER, SM..T abacus".
A CoMPLAIKT, LO pPEITZE. DYSP SSMe
RHEUMATISM, GEN.
ERAL DREITLITY. - ' •
as to give, trots thetime It Era taken, etemmells
agement to the patscuit tasking both seem sal
in Chi CrtOtni:t abo uta
I rt. 0 t u trirls li to at
n and was •
eaen,—asnisay persons are disposed to at use
•Me but are mem deemed atlibtro the •
trial here can be made at a' moosemo onincirm eat
satisfy putalukaes that. the ammo le
what I. clahried for tt. to be, t the greatest
eau= omm era brought before eke gallop .
Delicate Females trill dud in It toe swum
.That Hum militia inlIV form Wait Mel of its,.
liar mauve merits, we mildtkin ARM of the pds4
pal articles of whim,, It Is cosismeed, with a5k5.... ..
description of the WWI and adaptation of.mheks
ken tram the Wiese =sham, known So abbe .
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and attar depraltd eandlttons at health. ,
DANDIMION
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settee upon the liver, exciting it whoa languid...
secret.= It has beta machinist In Ohnwpill
&team of thadlgestlft *rm.
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Ate arostatie r Amie, and ltvar!lairtinuivr
awes of Hamm Debility.
!VINTEIit GRXRI
Is especdally Tslaabls was tlssollsis
iLbsumatisos.
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basin, =r u r a p=s . MOB
ALCZEAVN BARI.
It ants favorsh as an attest: re la Canal
Aberdeen, Chronic and obstinate Bib
seams of the EMU. ".'•
• • ; • • • • •
The balance of the Consuls. a withheld as •pe
Forsale
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tection against fraud.
by •
SIXON JOBAST011;
OCKL SMITHFIELD la FOURTH STIL.
Plttabo4lll. Poi
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I the sbev latetUgant Phystalsa opiate.
e rules
CALIAARH I
DR. R. COODALWS.
CATARRH REKg
It penetrates to the very seat of this
eue, and exterminates it. root and branch,
'Dr. DALE ls the grit and only perr
ever told the world what Catarrh really we...
it commenced, and what would cure it.
Dr. GOODALE has spent a llfetipte inibattlist
With this fell disease,' exploring Its morel ambush'
and making known to the world the fact taut Oar
anis, which has m e n ams authors toll 'o ae.
search of medical and this country .
and in Europroola now morning with. Qui same
uniform certa.nty that followil night.
Thousands, who tried every known cure Ira
have beeupermanently cured Ly Dr. GOOD
CATARRH REMEDY and now praise It 4 sir
most extravagant terms of palm. j •
Air Call at our nearest agency, or send •
for a munphlet. D9ised and prepared tr 2
GOODALE,' X. D., hew York. . .
NORTON tr. CO., Sole Ag"ntik* .
$l2 BROADWAY, NEW I'ORX.
DR. G. 11. KEYSER, Sole Agent,
' No. Ho Wpm STRELT. Pittsburgh.
NORTO/VB OINTMENT,
Far
.Safi Atheism and Scrottda,
Pe.nsently owes
TEMS, SOLLD HEAD, RINGWORMS, *all
all XTOIIING AND SUBSTRO SORES
and SIMMONS or THE maw.
This Olatmeit peuettatto to nit Weds albs Ma
easo—oes the Ivy seense.-itnd carte ft hose
the nub behee th to the skin on. tJseinuimte—thselso
the poison of the disease upwind, and fitriiri WU.
ale of It is ðanol throunit the paree—theSeed•
Of the &seise are expelled [met the IW. eoao
ROSTON & 00.. Sale Agent&
fie Seo4.otrdls Arif r AWOL
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