,■ ... r < i . [
wEpyEsbixjtfoßNiyg, dec.-is, mi.
Gem. Fremont’® Ol^cer*.
As the numerous fslubooda concerning
- OsSo JFremiint -src beginning non io be
' omA' u elresdy aUmitteJficte, it, is Uw.
f Anty of those hiTing the fuels to strike at
• these misetetements as they reappear,
•specially'wkssrtkey-see* pul forth orer a
responsible name-- - . ;
tit cbarge Chat-Gen. Fremont oppomtejl;
officers witiwuteatharity receives ncwlorcc
ftwn*letterTtwn-Gen.ThomsaJU. Price to
M ■ tfce eitiiena of illsioari on. tbc; occMton ol
bls remoTsl by Gen; Hellcck-fcom the com
*S»nd »t JeffersonbCitj. ~>lany officers
* irhoe* appointments havebcentroatcil with
contempt by, the Wsr Department have a
- - 4tt to knoir-irhst truth there is.in this
; .. 'assertion. 1 Bo much of the.letter of .Gen.
price as refers to this point is as follows:
TO TBC OiilzCsß or Mimoow.—©n.thi iilit drr of
Saunter bitXreceived tb®appointment jjidlo«;
million of Brigadler-Oeocrat In tlie mited states
from Mnior.Gen'.'TretflohtVitta inetrnctiont tell-.
• —niM command of th® post at J«fferwm .CUJj.**** s
wilh usunocMl ton him that
wooldba aaodfoned bj tbsProsideot of tboeo CiTltM
V fifttca. TbU »ppolntrpcTTt ins wittootir
I HntnoOllielr en wed upon the dntiei micned me,
k V - and after tbfl iaao* of tba Special Order Ko. 301, dated
• M Washingtcm, bor. 12,
1861." which Gen. Fremont <rf bU
r-^TTt.n A Mild rail appoint monta, except rugi-
HMDtal and (Company officer*, a cottmomcatton was
\ made to tba War Department slating the circum
atancM uodat srMcK.iajr. appointment mm toad*.'
After the lapse of orcr. two weeks, receiving no
•newer to that communication, or the ranctluti. oi
thn Pmldeftr wf th® Thtltwl Utatea, the command
ing Oaneral eHUMwi .Department {Major Gen.
. Buleck) deemed it' bia ditty, in obodience to the
ofdarrefcrrtd to (Ko.’3 <K), l- reller* me of my com
mand at this poet, by eendlng Brigadier Mr-
Kean to takaeotdmandet Jeffcieon City add vicinity.
. From Gen.- nalleck’s letter to u«, I am happy ami
proud to knotr that l was not «ii|>em*ded <>u acconot
of any chalice; against m<*. Tlwrefonj, U ir j
aloneof my a|i|»ojutiiient i<y Major-Gen. fcremopt,
dbd not frotn’any want of ixmtideno’ in mj amniu?*
to proper]/discharge The duties ihns iw«lgnrd me.
It—is _of no great importance whether
£ * Qgn. Price * gbl b!a place with or without
aoliciUtioa, exceptthat it throws light-upon
the fact that Gen. Fremont made no ap
pointments* unless upon due: consideration
and the; best recommendations. No man
•was urged or deceived by him into the ac
ceptance Of > delusire power. The follow
& ing extracts- will show GOn. Price that his
><■ * reoollectioh of the circumstances of his up*
£v‘ pointment ia not exact. ,
Sr. Lons, Sepl.lOjl8(>1.
Major Goa'iai jtecrtos'T:
|>sa&Bu— Allow me to solicit your al>l to procu
ring some situation in tboarmy,lbat..rOulilj'l*ce me
in a position with power to meet my nameeako Trice'
on the field. Itistheonljrjierfod ofmyilfcwhcn I
eo much desire milftary power.
Knowing the country and the sentiments, disposi
tion, Ae.,Ofthe'peopte of Missouri, and feeling myself
competed! to fcbmmafcd a column of the army-lit Mis*
soon wUh.«ccem, lamyreaaon for the liberty I-baTo
taken In 'approaching you upon so delicate a snbject
concerning myself.-
-■*_* e _ e. * e Uyou desire it, my friends wul
-present my name for something that 1 would he glad
to accept; Very truly your friend, --
THOS. L. OTUOE.
' ITtilerratn.T"
- St. Lotus, Sept. 17,18C1.
Hod. TboxasT. Pttft'Jftflerwm City. Your frlsnd!
have Informal me that you would tike to raise a reg-
Imsnt. 1 should!* much pleased to bsoe the order
necessary to piece too »t the he&d of one.
J. 0. KBKMOHT,_IIaJor-General Commanding. •
[Telegruuj
/ - • JefTMSOSOtTT, Sept. 18,1861. •
Major TamoxT, Commending;- Circu in
stances trill not allow me to tulm a regiment. U
would Interfere with friends, and the office would not
sire me authority and power in time Ibr active ser
vice in Jttoouri. Can yon assign mo a-colomn and
oommand as Brigadier General J My friend* alt
d«tr» I thould h«v» tnch a podtlon ■ -
THOS L. PBICE.
The ataiement llial Gen. Fremont gvteja.
comminioirto Gem Price Is untrue. Fre
mont nefer.giri* *•coiamKriento any officer.
The words of the printed blanks ire:
“ You'are 1 hereby appointed *■* * *
- Should the President approre this appoint
ment, you iviU be commizianed accordingly"
But what was Gen. Fremont’s authority ?
PTf stain the following extract from a let
ter &om the General to Montgomery Blair,
August, 9:
mj eaa remedy this, if I«an bo authbrired by the
' afad Bocratary of War to collect throughout
tbs States Instructed msorwbo have men aemce.
Wlththsml could maka-nh* skeleton, meager, but
■tin u fruttwCTfc, on which to fend db» army. This
- authority ought to bs allowed, and thooostof trsafe.l
portatlon.; Don't lose time, butgetH <ruick-. 1
- ran yoaitWOt nonlr. «H « on
bMtmannir.tomoettheenemy. * ft ° •• eßOwtnie
to the President. • The contest in th*Mi*i«ippi
VaOay will be a aarera one. 'Vo bad best moot it In
tha Isos at dnca, and by so doing wseaarout them.
■Who.nww asms the country FBEHoS?**
In reply to this; the followingwas writ- 1
tenbythe Secretary of War:
_i w*a DrraxtjiEST,Aug. It, 18G1.
Sim Tour letter of the 9th insunt to ths Hon.
Montgomery Blair has bean submittadto me by him.
Wli al Tiaw to place tha raw troops under your
comsstid inwatatsbf efficiency foractlva mrrics in
tbaaberurtpoatiblatlmetyau are authorised to carry
Into offset jour suggestion of accepting thraervlc**
of instructed officers and meu who btvs seenwTvico
\ to forffi tha ikeleton or framo .work tor the organiza
tion of your force*.
, *•»«s•*«*
. . Secretary of War.
Mater'Gesenl Jobs 0. FawtONT, Commanding
Department of tbs Louis, Missouri.
_ Aog.lo, 160.
Hon. HoXTfIOXUT BulUi Washington, D. C,; _
It is necessary, in order to' facilitate the oiganlta
tionhere, that Major-General 7 retnont hara P***fl°
contmlselon officers, as Gov. Gambjo has neglected to
-a«*da>wa.iaqusst to.do it, much to the detriment of
telegnplu that 1» will »wolnt tbs
ofltmdn. ham mmmlnioiw. It.will remov. •
.tumbling block J„.
ftis probable that Mr-Blair intended to
• say « Commaion the officers Gen. Fremont
. avpowti" To thisdispatchthe Hon. Mont
gomerjr Blair replied that if Got: Gamble
did not commission the officers, the Presi
dent would. But the reply being rendered
bj some mistake of the incom
prehensible, another telegram was sent,
which brought the following:
[Telegram.]'.' ~
Wxsbikctos, Atig. ilpWCl.
Col. Btata: I repeat, I will-commission the of
fictrs of Missouri Yotustew*. .. . ..4* htscoL*.
. This, wethink, must conclusively put U>
refttEO allegation of any undae : assump
tion of authority on the part of Gen. Fre-
the matter of appointments. —
K\Y. Tribune. , ■
m
•-v.L •
%
; Emirous OazsrrruT Your issue of Saturday 1
uTouSng last is especially interesting to tha
■ rpters and tax-payera of the Borough or Mac-
Chester, in consequence of an articlo appealing
to their senses on a matter <.f_"jr<ire ieijcqr
.. topee’; their indirldual interests. Being
/ npeof the tnuititude. addressed, itis not im-
tbat T oramine the assumptions of
“Mj -iliUi" with the honest purposq.of
conTictlng hlni of designea.inisrepresenation,
or as unpardonable ignorance, of a snlfleet
-
■‘-H the Borough is the most
district‘6rAUcgheny county at present, “iorty
MU*" has been exceedingly astute in making
the disoorery, considering that the taxejrhare
not increased in. the. three years last past,
whilst improred thoronghfares and a credita
ble school 1 hulldlng, almost,-if not entsrely
o2d fori triumphantly combat the charge,
-tfcetafbila n«-S2,V n . o,, i f
cohancted by .X&fWtf&t “f"; c
they should unfortunately be meohames from
the shopa. •; .
‘t If iportiort or onr cititens effect an'nndw
-t. etnhdiug’rith a proper committee of Allegbc
> i ny Councils, to rcceive water, and sn return
: t' ui cdninlint ia '
“ factory > 1 tik« it ar* petty intcrnoiation -in
" “fort* UiW\ to aseuttotiat too faror i
r granted/" and it bolng atolun*
tAx~wilUßgly -paid •by thosa irbo arc
iettalUd— I cannot dlwovcrnrhtttbaCvun
... v *tor or School Board haT© to do'
! Itii nor a settled conriction-.rUh luma’
sAen. that the mqst just and dacisire manner
< • ■ streets' is At. the 1 dost of the
'property propored tobe benefited. Bert the
-S should crititisc the position thet
. -./YSS upon,,*.? atijons,.
- SHjectly noon the tesl . estate, itbe-
and jadlciona part
that lhe ""!“?»
*"Ato*«rdfcior« 7 *UJ b.
tf»o y' .
id i'dAi'A A
for «ucb im'proremenU as now oxiit,—the , ■SX’£^*WBO«I3 r 'iS'.
rncro protc«t of old fogiei'lrj the contrary. . I CINCINNA’I'I & LOU-i JE2LA
The street railway company obtained their ; h^i VILLF _ xho flnc ,t.«n*r l ™ lat
entrance tbrough.nn.order,of Courts, after a . Jty, c.|.t. Jolm-tl. Bi n". «m h-ra fof »*•*»«
■catefol Inqnsition bf 'cnmnttent resident wit- iy o.t 0 .t : ji lutennediate pons, onwEDhEhDAi. ai
wwauf the borough, a. to the rights of said . For fr-Wit or •« is-srU or
Company under a Slat, charter, end is held
rntyact .to that act alone. Council refused N ATf IXTI iS^TjiaUti
the right of way, and did not IjHtK UNCLSNAIL IML I ; kgjjfeg;
Fduipel- : poor property holders to pare the ( -C-tlhl. .vSi:Lu-SAM>h,i'a|-i.
streets, only to be transferred to :i runway t K lialzcil/i.l'Tk J. \v. i'liatubci'«, will leaveJm-ibr
COmpaOT. ' &!Ml ill iuirruioliau? porn mu, THIS I‘A >,
rf* beauty, eligibility, etc., of ibe town . „t 4 For**!**
Tor residences or manufacturing purposes has omo g. 11. -LEM.IS. Ae
tievef been doubted, and yet “uh? w *t thtdoe*
•not gnv mere rapidly t" Now, yc men of ca
pacity, who hare /or years discussed the pro
position, ineffectually, open your ears and
profitby profound reflection. **/l « nmply be
■zatifhcr real enbttantial citizen! have n't voice
tn the management p/ her Hide yont
beads, presumptuous u thop m«-n. For once
exhibit your love of country, and assume a
modesty which you have not naturally, and
pormitHnen of enlarged view and experience to
disinterestedly administer your municipal bu •
sihess. _
Before taking a final adieu of /our C««k,l
advise him, without charge, to pay the prin
ter, and not air his leotures previous to publi
cation, by placing them in the bands of an
intelligent, induetrv>us and progrmive citizen to
solicit, subscriptions, however small* that ho
mav-appear ridiculously in a public journal.
“Ex-CocJCCILnA*."
Occupation of Ship Island, Bliss,
FoETRkSS.McitIROS, Dec. 15—V»0 Baltimore.
—-NoHag of trace left hero to-day on account
of tire high Wind.
The B(«amer James Adger arrived from
BaUlmra? this morning.
The transport steamer Constitution, Capt.
A. D. Fletcher, arrived here this afternoon.
The Constitution left Portland on the 21st.
of Korember with the 2Gtb Massachusetts
and tbo 9th Connecticnt regiments, and
arrived at Ship Island on the 3d Inst. All
the troops were landed the next day in four
hoars, by means of the rebel steamboats
recently,captured by our Jlcet.
The Constitution remained at Ship Island
four days and sailed for Key West and lU
rania. She will take on coal hero and sail for
Boston to-morrow evening, where it is
posed she will take on board three more regi
ments-for the South.
A steamer, doubtless the Spaulding, from
Beaufort, is coming up the bay.
Brig. Ocn. Phelps, at Ship Island, Missis
sippi, on the.sth hut., put forth a proclama
tion to the loyal chitons of iho South-west
strongly anti-slavery in tone. .
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels,
UP TO 8 O’CLOCK. .LAST SIGHT.
ST. CUARLES—Corner of Third and Wood Street*,
ua&bt unu*i paopcirtou.
T-Prentice A lady, K Y |S Haalel.t, Jr, Washrogt u
John May A lady, White P Arnold, Franklin
Pigeon, Michigan |R D Dougan, Washington :
P H Vanvoorbls, N Y J Sawyer, Brownsville
h Hanover; 5i Y J W Boiloy, Wdlaville
W* 0 Trout, Sharon |W A Mclntosh, \\elL»t s
M Wheeling W O Caiupboti, Butler
Ja* Orr, do J B Moorhead, Ligunicr
J W Phillips, <!>• Hr McClure, Canombuig
II Greiner, Salem, O TVorro. Washiogtou
SC Uepburn, A B Samson, Vermont
\V HSeaales, Ciuciimali W U Morrow,Washingt’n
TF Harbour, l'bila ' Z LDnrpee, lln
Capt'. Wnilams, USA JH. Cope, Ohio
9 YMaaon. Ohio J U MiUigan»_H*U<‘“
B W Marshall, PbiU U MorrU, do
0 W Howard, Michigan John JlcOnuo, Cauuntb g
MAIsSTOK HOUSE—Liberty it., near 11. U.
OXOKQC AUBKNTI, rnOPiItTOR.
3 Hayden. California |C Morse, Conn.
J Williams, Bollldayob g lH Hofflin. Balt.
W Gates, Kittanning J Brady, Leu brUi-
S Tmrell, Nowbnrg, X Y FfUrteu, S Cottle
A Lr.-rh, I.vechburg W Triplett, Wash. V L
YT 1 ibon. Greene m W Irwin A lady, Greenb
-J Davie A'lady, JCGearhart, Altooda
• W Btiidr, Camp N«win |J Crinea, Jphnstown
Llent. W abort, Jo .A Garnett. PhiU
I‘Hotchih, JSGeyck. •
J B Antes. Plilla H Petry,
'8 O’Brien, do |W-Burns, Md
L Watt, do p Kautx, Lancaslei
J Me.-Uliug, |W Warren, Conn
W Alexander, Cambria cojT Lattan A s ,l t»,
S Stevct, Canton, 0 ]
GIB A CD HOUSE—Comei
Geo Charles, Grantsville,
_ Maryland,
John F'Gray,
L Til .blt», CloTpUcd
Sara'l Beli.EMUrrllle
. Hagii Keys, do
Capt. Th W Garrey, Lou
isriUe.Ky
BABE'S HOTEL—Ltt
J 3E Clark, Candor
Jobh McCloakey,
J Ht Elroy, Waahlngton
D M Ilodgens, Paris, Pa
j I ijmrgwj, Mansfield
B Co it, Wooster, O
E A Lamb* Salem* 0
B Stricklon, P*t Tnirarton |
4 C Shaw, Laurence co
M Out, Fklrriew, Va
J M Bower. Thompeonv’e
W 11 Craighead, Waah. co
Mir* E Craighead, do
C W lleydrick, OH City
J C Dickson, Canonsburg
B«»v Bradock * lady. Her
rtutttrille, Pa
s F Parris, Butler co
W H Library
J B McKary, Cadiz, 0
B W Boyce, Wash, co
J A Pearce, M». Pleasant
j M Jeffrey, N- Fayette
A D-Bobb, Kobloatown
Ju Duncan, Florence
II pWilkiaon, do
BTolton, West, co
W J Kamenr, WOh. oo
John Paxton, Canoosburg|
EAGLE HOTEL—Libert;
jam* mtß, i
J H Gartner,
Vf C Bryant, GazeUo
J Brown, Jefferson co
John Happer, Mt rieas't
S.Bichey, Indiaua
h Devcrt, PhiU
.0 E Cannon, Illinois
Uaae Vfllie, Greeniburg
J C Peed, Berks co
A J Hanisoo, Chicago
Jolin ronaa, Elisabeth
BED WON HOTEIr
ft. P. OORDOK,
“H Cuibtrtaon, Oil Creek
R Voodolin, do
H Forbea, do
W Snodgrass,
g Siegwortb, Clarion bo
U Shrink, Cat Fish
OStgek-Butler
C Wise, du
J Smith, «lo
: J Tried, Harmony
’ C Steel,
H Gordon, Sow Coalls \)
J HcCrinner, S Y 1]
H Fortney, Gallon, o |j
B Large, Fhila 1
A Block, !■
I-J Matbone, Venice . «
I M-Poriuod, do
T Caber,
W Shields,
IT Ucwitt,
C Hntupbry, Moresr
I W Patterson, Ken's Sto.
I BSpwr, do
I A Allison, KoMestown
T MclUllen, Forth Btar
1 J McMtUen, d»
1 J lsankln, do
I JTnllog. do
I J Thome, do
I 0 Wood, Burgettstewu -
1 W MeNartfA son, do
STSmirarJlanklki
OMcKlsfck,. do - ■
rC tUse,'Pwnpklo Head’ •
'NATIONAL HOTEL
1 r. BUEFLAB,
H Babe, Uoo. city
\V Dantlor, do
TCalltouu, do
B Scot*. do
E Mouse,
L Stocker, Ohio
J Augor,
W.Elcb, McKeesport
.J Haryhall— ~d« .
m&rr,~ -do
j-Btodntbno, do
metAJj N OTIOJKyn*KTEEMA3 .
Tin atsKJX'a.Ormx, W«m»OTO»Ciit, Dec.
The'following Eeeslntion hu been edopted by the
Hoorn of Beptreeentitlveß of the United Eutee.Tlr:
"SeotteiTbrtU»Secretaryof Werbo reqaeeted
tofarniehlothtaHotlee copleeof aft contreetemade
bytheQaartermeetef’l Department for feeding dlea
hied btjSeedttting the winter, toetete the terma of
these cootracte.the carats of contractote.tbenutn
bSofSSTgiVen cot.end whether thnee contreete
VopSJofaH contract!, tad *ll Infortaatlon embraced
QmrUnnaitw Gener *l.
TJIKJS MONT.STJttEJST.Ap^KUi^NY?
4}~— hffo*-s#ctand ..Common jOntndUof
T~ r;*r n f A H*«l«#rTb»t the Bcport of Viewer* for
tas.bTwSiiwd. dn4 thtt tta »m. bo crfiSdlo
tbo City Soliator for Ming 6r
eputactioo.
P.M^.on.CW.trfta.w.Contal..^-
*i _ president of Commoa-Coancil,
; 7*' Clerk Common Conodl.
wpid II ttay «.jrop." SCDOYEB, Jn.,
**"• Collator Ibr Altogtany City.
Pocoainr t,aa^9»*
Third and SmiihftaM at'
, PBOPnIETO*.
B. L. BOCKC&Ti
S Holey 4 boo, Men. city
Cap*. K F Cooper, do
H Ashley, BnewUcriUo
Chaa Thompson, do
J«s Moor*, Westmoreland
Miss Haggle Pavla nod
brotfcerTßlwinUigtnn
rty street, foot cf Fifth
, rsoraitTOtt.
,T G Iltunee, Wml. cv
J Boat, Washington
IG M Free, Moon tp
J H Ewing, Raccoon tp _
Thoa Latta, Greensboro
J C Latta, Maacilicm, O
Q HcPake, Canonsburg
PS TaylorAla,Bavingt’n
(John SlcGnffy, Caaoneb’g
Mas BUnea, Washington
ijj if (Junkie, Etna Mills
»)b S Feme, Moon tp
KAHodgent, Tsylcm'n
D R Waggoner, Polaaki
M P Bom, Tbompeonvllle
|J HcWUldn, Venango ry
Wm Porter, do
John M. Curry, Wash, o
W C Bryant, do
J P Toting, do
R Sturgeon, Florence
F Sturgeon, Noblestowu
R Sweeney, Thompßonv'e
J Henderson, do
L Feldman, Richmond, 0
A Vanpeper, Hanover
F Johnson,
J Brunner, do
street, below Seventh.
G Marks, CiPRH
E Winemaker, W*«t. <•■•>
W J Elwood, . do
Wto Wilson, d"
J Sample, Franklin
3 Lewis, Mon. oity
D S Wearer, Latrot*-
Geo Braden, do
G H Caren, Wc9t. co
A MeJnnkln,
G MeFceloy, Steubenville
-So. 6 St. Clair atnrt
FSOrBICTOR-
J Young,
E Croach, Somer***!
A Sbntterly. Oil City
' 5 Mperhead, Venice
J COmpheU, Cherry Valley
F Bavoucraf, d'»
J Huffman. Florenee
E Jackson, <lo'
Col M Linn, Wash, r
-3 Lion, do
H Bleaai, do
W 1 Domnr, do
B Crawford, do
B Bumm, _ do
T Pellitt, do
J Stull, do «
j Mcßride, do
S Mcßride. do
JMuDCO, do
J Boon, • do
C Gochrao, do
J Hunter, Venice
J McEwcn,.Noldesto*'u
j Woodring, Frankfoit *
W Whan, Beat er co •
0 W Bitch, Cal Fish
JVonnon, do
WYaibiobb, do
E Young, do
M~ Gaston, l-'annonsbiirg
.1 McCoy, do
E Han, dj*
- J Frasier,
|S Ewmh, Fl'o-ence
—Ko. 137 Water ntrwt.
OROrftIETOL
J Weltncr,
W~Brlntou, Bruwntvi
X Duccio, do
J.Jfforoerr -
J Briaton, Bcav<u
W Super, I
D Deling, I
J Shepltr, Jrli'njoii-tji,
8 Barge, 1
B Steeens, FttfaUih
KGULAIt
PACKET FOB GALLIPOtIS Ah DJuBH
PORTSMOUTH.—Th» »plendi>i Btenmor BWM.J,
C*ot. J&Ld Woll, will leave for .the above and »«1 m
lamediate porta THIS DAY, at 10 o'cWk a. «n
FortroigT.. or ™ £ Ag „ nl .
FOU CINCINNATI
LUISVILLE—Tho new and •>!•>,;-tnt
mtAurr EMMA, Capt. J. U.Maram, Imvm> ** ah«v n
on THIS DAY 18tb lost., at 4 o dock. >.«r freight o>
aM ' ly T ffYlvi&WOS * CO.. Age,..,.
FJli riT. LOUIS. —The tine ijggja,
itoMn>r DESMABK, Cupl. J. J JfWTgWI
Kobin«on, will leave for the above and all mrermvdi
ato porta, on SATURDAY, 21st lost. For freight
"ff 8 * "‘''j.li.’uN'lNGSTON A CO., Agcuta.
I,X)K CINCINNATI, LOUIS- ijyiljy
J VILLE AND ST. DOCIS.—Th<jiSSS»
beautiful now steamer PRlllA DONNA, Capt.
foo D/MooK, will leave for the above and all
mediate ports, on THURSDAY, I'Jlh Inst., at 4 p n>.
For freight or passage apply on hoard or to
J. B. LIVINGSTON & CO., \ K mg
deO r JOHN FLACK, J
PITTSBURGH AND GAL-1 _IWCJ>
X LIPOLIS PACKET.—The iMsiotlfhlfliflSßH
new paaaeoger tlmurer UN'MN E, C*pt. M.
will leave PitUburgh tor uallijiolid EVERY SATUR
DAY, at 4 o’clock p. m. Returning, leavos Uallipo
lls EVERY TUESDAY, at l'» a. tn. For freight or
uassalre aiinly on hoard or to
J J. B.LIVINGSTON A < 0-, Agents.
Pm-smj KG UANI) TO K'l'S-1 ffjf]
MOUTH PACKET.—For Whe*ltng,4fiSSSl
ins. Marietta, Parkersburg, Pomeroy, GaUipolla,
Irouton and Portsmouth.—' The steamer < I^-4 “A
DEAN, Hipt. a. j. MaasiUlot, will leave for P<?rt9-
mouth EVERY TUESDAY, at jl oVFiek p. tu —■
Leave# Portsmouth EVERY FRIDAY,uI liiodock
hi. For freight or passage apply on hoard or to
uoStdlni JNu. FLACK, A gout.
R - EUULAK WEEKLY idgiijS
ZANESVILLE rAfjKET.— ThcdfißSßSi
Knew and beautiful poaiduger etcmnrrEMMA GRA
HAM, Capt- Moinoe Ayers, leaves rutrtmrgh for
Zaueavillo EVERY TUESDAY, at 4 o’clock |u« -
Itetumluc, loaves Zanesville EVERY FRIDA 4 , at &
a. ui. For freight or passage apply oil bourd >*i Jo
J B. LIVINGSTON A CO.. Agents, 1 ittsburgh.
U. a. PIERCE A CO.. Ageuts. Zanesville. selj_
miiSULTK WHEELING yggL*
XV PACKET.—The splendid passcngerdSSSSl
steamer MINERVA, Capt. John fiordon,lww lor
WheulliiKMidall intermediate porta EVERY rbE»-
DAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY , at U o ckk
a. m., making close connections with the regular
packets f<»r Pnrkershnrgh and Unciuuati. Return-
ISg, leaves Wheeling EVERY MONDAY, WEDNES
DAY and FRIDAY, at 8 o’clock a. m. I aasengera
through to Cincinnati. *or freight or pas
sago apply on board or to J AS. COLLIN* A CO.,
“ ul 1v 3 114 W ater street.
LEG*ul JffITiCES.
IN THE COURT OK COMMONfIA
X PLEAS of Allegheny county, st Sc.'l£W
December Term,
In the matter of the Trail ..f .Mm *• Hamilton,
now deceased. . ,
Aud UOW,. I„ »il: N.'l- 1, isol.on |»llli<.ur.r n,.».
B. Hamilton, E*i., Tlasted of J«dm li. Miller llaiml
toii, anil by virtue of an order of the Court of Com
mon Plea* of said county, 1 « 111 expose to sale, -t th*
Court Uoiur, iu the City of Pittftborgb, an SA «’K
DAY. the 4th day of January next,at lo oclock,
a in., all that certain piece of ground situate in Lon
er St. Clair township, Allegheny county, and bound
ed and described as follows, vi i: Beginning at a
point on the corner of Lewis street and Miller alley,
in John P. Miller’s plan of lots, rnnning thence south
4 degrees A 3 minutes, west 91 feet OW inches to the
comer of Lewis street and Miss Marla Boggs hne,
tbened along the line ot the said Marta Boggs north
SO degree* and i*> minutes vest, i*) feet 4*4 inches to
the old Washington Road; thence along said road
20 degrees .17 minutes east, UR* feet l inch to the
corner of said road and Miller alley; thence ah.ngrujd
alley South 85 degree mumtes tael, 24J fret >*
inched to the place of beginning; containing l'*-
uerchre and 9! hundredths of a perch.
P Terms cash. TUOMAS B HAMILTON,
del*:ltda3tuF
A LLKGHEN* COUNTY, ss. l)R|
rt Common wealth of Pennsylvania,
Cornelias W. Lawrence and Elijah
of the last will and testament of David M. Prau, late
of the city of Sew York, deceased; also to the belr.
and all others concerned. In panuanceoftnenfteepth
section of an Act of Awetnbly of said Commonwealth,
entitled “An Act to create a Sinking Fund, and to
provl lo for the gradnal and certain extinguishment
of the debt of tbo Commonwealth, jmseed tbo Dnh
day of April, A. D., IM9, you are hereby cited
and appear before me. W*. J. Bicuanwtw. Register
for the Probate of Wills, Ac., in and for said county,
onjor before MONDAY, the mb day of January, A. D ,
then arid there to show cause why the collateral
inboriunce tax upon the following Real Estate ehall .
not be coUocto.l itoder tiw pr-vi.ions of said Act of
Assembly; herein fail not. tiald Roil Estate consists
3 Hoqm and Lots on V 4 ood street,
* *» •• “ Hand
1 Vacant Lot "
l .. •« renn "
1 Douse and Lot “ “ ''
ft Housre and “ St. “
Gima nL'l.r m, h.D-1 .r-d ol offlai «I I'ilt,
Ibis 'illi d»5 ol Ducembfr, A. D. 18H1.
JjZutXi Mb. J. BICUABDSON. B-gl-l'i
CD VC.iTlOJt'.tl,.
VTOKMAL, sTJuOoCT— H. WILLIAMS
bu UISIK-J • NORMAL SCHOOL at So.Su
CUir auret. Third story.
r«rf*n»o*j Ttathrr* :
D« is the counsellor of the Teacher*, the man tv
*» «' “ , '” k «* ■"■''"ouVTwSlSjtt.
i “boh. caton.
I ch‘~rfully concur in tb« vp lnloQ
\v. d. r Bii".
I take pieasnre in giving it a* my opinien that the
ioreioing recommendation is fully
I know of no one who doservos hleheru»tu»‘'i.y »a
hL* fevor. R- A VEBi i
I fully concur lo the übora focotntaendatlon.
I), yEnMoOe,
He can prepare, pupils for tbo High School pucker
>»“ ° lb « W “ h ' r in U “‘ POUTUETT.
Tcnus I SI per week. In advance. aufl:3tawd
T>KNNTKSI’ITUfE, Hancock Street^
x TOAtt PEXS, 13 now open for the reception of
f2?i irf»r sewiwtj of fire months.
a„g:lyj * J.M.SMITH^Prtuc^U
OTEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN jRS.
O NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL land-fiHfc
incand embarking Passengers at QUEENBHi**,
(?roland.) The Liverpool. New Tork and Philadel
phia Steamship Company intend despatching their
full-powered Clyde-built Iron Stvamalups as follows.
GLASGOW Saturday, Decetuoer *l.
CITY OF NEW YORK Saturday, December a*.
EDINBURGH ‘Saturday, Jannwy *-
and every Saturday, at kook, from lirr4l, North
River.
RATES or PASSAGE:
FIRST CABIN-.._57:>,00 STEERAGE. JaVJj
Jo IO LonJuu.... SO,OO Jo toLoodou 3.1,00
do Pul* “3.00 do to FBI.. -A*
do w Hamburg. H 5,0) do to Uamburg.. 3.*,00
Passengers also torwanlwl to ilatro, Bremen, l»ot
terdam, Antwerp, Ac., at equally low rates
aarpettou* wishing to briag *ut their friend* can
buy tickets hero at tbo following rates to h*wYork;
From lilTerjiool or oneeostown; Ist ?-•>. 88j
and 81Ufi. Lirerinxd g4«,U». I tom
Qoeenßtowu 530,uu. * t
Th«e Steamer* have superior arcytiiniodatuins far
naeaenecr*. and carry experienced Surgeons. They
are built iu Water-tight Iron Sectiona, and hat*
Patent Fir* AmilbUstoni on board.
A9”PasSE.*iO£KS rua fcfiorx.— Ug order oftluikc
rearg of alt panunfert tearing On Untied EJuUi
art jregi*ir«l to\ proc.ir* Hanpnrt* US'** 9" ,H 2
*<»*'*”- JOHN «. DALE. Agent.
lb Broadway, N«w Yo»k.
•KUlhi THOMPSON, Agent,
, u MC;,Uf _ Ko. 410 Liberty «treat. PHtstmrrb.
/XTNHiUNMKNI'S—
\J lOObbls. Green Apples;
10 bbli. Dry Peaches; _
60 this, freak ground Bye Flour;
iro boxes E. D. Cheese;
100 boxes'W.B. Cheese;
60 hUs. nrlmoß. 0.-Molasses,
M> dos. Extra Fancy Brooms;
75 boxes Woods’ Starch;
50 doz. medium Fancy Brooms;
50 Lblfl. Msec* XubrlcaUug Oil,
JOO bush, primo Hickory Buts, lieu;
Ju-*t receired and tOt sale by
Jua FBANK VAN COBBER,
1 ■. 7 No. Hi Secoodstreet.
SUNUKIKS —'2tlo bags Kio Coffee,
5 tierces Bice,
60 bt chests Black Tea,
, 20 “ “ G. P. ”
Odo kegs assorted Kails,
250 boxes l * Window Glasi
100 dozen Corn Brooms,
and far & KIRKPATRICKS,
“FaOO bblßvKentncky White Wheat Family Flour,
600 “ Western
i -100 “ Bed Wheat Extra
20 « * .. .
20Q,sacks ftwh'Bodwbeat
In store' and fr»r eale by
d. 12 BBQ 1
KUITS FOK 'i'UlS HOLIDAYS —
Kew crop Lay®* *»*■• *? d hy tb !
; toner of liberty mflßaod wtfreta.
*OKESU FKUW33 o
Jj —€oo earn FiwhDoUwe. Api>l<%
Swklti hMti Xom»toca, Gracu Peas, Bwect Cam,
Corner Ltbertt rad Hand rtweU.
—YKUt*!*— yO bbla St jLouia Syrup,
1 • 2Ght‘ *» : • <1» r . ‘ do.
10 6U».rP«no*ylT|ml>i do;
? 10 .do - Baltimore do
1& do "Kiw'TiJtk “"•* ' d*> f
* KDOPAIBIOM.
.msCEtr.I.VEO tJS.
As OHDINANGE to enable tiic I’enn
rtlrani. Eillriui Compmj «<>
Tt%rks from a portion of Litwriy street, Jn tbo l ity
of Pittsburgh. . A
WnntCAis The wccnpatioo of that |a.rtioi. of.Lil«-
tj bill—l. tit lli« .T1J..1 Titlsbntsli. i-UKliJins frurn
,i».il »lf~-l lo lb- lino luM tbo > ulh
odJ Nlutli it.nls ol said oilJ.t'S tbo lvt.u.ylim.i«
rtiilriMii Wr ila tracks atnl n.-adway, ren
dci» thV Mac thunuf toi all other and unlniar) pit
cVtcnliugH .Lnigvnuw in i HL't-men
\\ Hem Prim street and Liberty ulreot cvuell
mto the l**.it and meet practicable outlet eastward
from the said city, it is deemed imperatively tieceftsa
if to again secure the free and uuobm-ticted use of
that porSon of Lt berry meet, so occupied by said
Railroad Company. And , _
Wue££ai, Tbo Pennsylvania RaUrv-od Company h
Trilling to purchase ibo premises and lots of land eit
unto on .the south aide oT Liberty street ®hd Quarry
street from the lioo tho Filth and Ninth
aforesaid, to Washington etrert, whereon its
tracks can l-e laid and business tranavttsl, thereby
onahliogrvtd Comp>iny to reatoroto thocity that
portion of LiU'rty street uow occupied by it.
3WrK»re, Bo It ordaiuod and bv tho
Mayor, AUfortneu and citlzeus of Pittsburgh in belect
and Common Donnells assembled, and it u hereby
ordained ami -nuetod by autboriiy of the same.
JbEoyljoH IM. That iu pursuance of the power dele
eatisl iu them by on Act of the Cental Assembly of
ihe Commomvc-ulth of Peuusylvanla, approved tho
-rttlh doy of April, A. D , 1800, they <!•. hereby vacate
am! surreuder to the PenosyUant* Railroad Compa
ny the • following streets, alleys, passage ways and
foot wav in the city of Pittsburgh running thiough
and adjoiumg tha premie>«3 and lots of land intended
to U purchased and occupied ss uforwuid bj the
eaid Railroad Company as follow*, U* uit:
AUdhose jwrtions uf D’Uara, l«ctury, Adams,
Wulufl, Mechanics aud llarrwoo ntrceio tj tng ou the
south tudu i>J tho proaeiil south cui b-line of I.ltnTfy
.Use, all that portion of Elm street lying ou the
south side <,f tho prweut south curb luiead Ltlwry
street to its p*dnt of Inlenwction *ith balwr street.
Also, ail that [Kirtiou of ijuarry street fiotu the
point of iutersectiun aith Elm street cindwardly to
Ui« Une iKitween tlm Fifth ami Niuth wards aforesaid.
Also, alt ih.it footway or pavemeiil, twelve feet
wide, lying ou the soutti cute ot Liberty street, slid
extending tu>m tt«e east line of '> aslilngton stre-ot to
tho line belweeu the Fifth ami Ninth Wards afore.
Bald. . .
Also, all public obeys aud passage wa>.n localeii
b-rog m or iijhjn tlio squares or block" lioutided by
tb« streets aud footways hereby intruded to b« taro
and surrendered.
Provliiod noverlboleas that no street, alley, jiMMisgi
way or footway, or itortious thrieof herein mentioned
ahull U clowtd or obstructed nutil said Railroad i.c.ui*
paoy has obtained poeixredoii of the property or lota
of ground respectively fronting or abutting thereon.
b>vnnN2d That in consideration of the vacation
»„d ?nrr Ma ur, 'l"' V" 1 l 'r“'‘?) h ’ l,u
flaih-.etd Company shall aud will immediately upoli
ti»e paas-io l of lhid oj to obtain iu it;-
gLi aud proper toanuiH* j«rv‘ca-*ion of tint pretnires and
lots of ground fronting on the said streets. alleys. pat
•ve >uu aud footway, as rpccttted mid included in
the preceding tion, and shall aud will continue dil
i gently to obtain as afnrewiid the j«*mersniun ot the
name, and shall and will so soon as tin* possession of
the lots floating on the si roots «nd alloys horuhy va
cated b Secured, remove Its mils and Hacks.trotn Lib
erty street, lielwreu liranl street and Outer I»epol,
re-lav* and repair saiiLstreet at the i «wt id mid l otn
pally and uuder the direction of the Street Commit
tecuiid Roconliug Regulator, or other propel oflmet
of said city. t . ,
I’tovidi-d nerortfioloss that wheuovcr the lots o
ground and promises to l*o acquired as afoi caaid by
*dd Railroad Company, ahull, after such nri|UUUiun
bv it, cease to be used, ovvued aud occupied by it for
rfiilroad puriKtees; that then Iho streets, alleys, pas*
a.ig« ways ana footway .hereby vacate! andimr rendered
shall again revert to the city of Rlttsbnrgti.
•Si:mo.\ 3d. That the right is hereby u-soived to
the city of l'ntsbiirgh by its proper ofliceis, agents
and employees to eutcr iu and uj*ou that jiortloti of
U'llsra stmtf authorised to l** vacate,! for the pur
pose ot repairing, Improving, removing or otherwise
adjusting the water pipes underlying said street, aud
at alt,times to baTo tree access thereto f'-i tiiat pur
perm. l»nd the said |Vußs)i*ain:i Railroad Company
shall. under the direct ion of and to the *ati- faction of
the Snjejt mtendant of the Water Works cotisirurt
and keep in jtevpetual repair, good condition aud free
fiom water. an arched tunnel of hard brick or fltouc,
not loss than live fret iu width and seven feet lu
bcighth iu the dear, as and for a covering aud pro
tection for the city water pipes, with means of ‘pn
veuivQt n.cpea secured with plate* of proper utrougtn
and approved pattern .
Stetjovith. That all loading and auloudiug to aud
from the cars of said Railroad Company shall be done
within the tinea of the property hereby vacated and
•nrrendcied, mol said Company*. shall, within six
mouth* after obtaining possession of said property,
enure to iaj-ererted-, at its own expenvo, a substantial
wall of brick or stone, uol l«s than eight fret iu
height h from the level of Liberty street, and witc&rt
ng along sib! street within tho limit: above d.-.-nb-
Sicii'-s ‘-Ih Thai Ufore this ordinance tlull g->
iu«o . tin) Pean«ylT«ai* Haliroad Company *n*ll
fllo with ihc > Hy Controller a properly authenticated
copy «.U Kcaoltilion of tbu Board of Hirector* accept
lng all thu term* and conditions thereof.
Ordained au4 enacted into a la” - In Cntinciw, tun
12ih dsT of December, A. V.. 1301.
JAMESSIcAULEI,
Preaideot G 1 Select Ccnutil.
Att-M K. Morrot.
<Vrfc ■it •‘-Ira.i
A. l». MCA-TOLEsS
President of Common Couß'
Am»s Uiob 51’MaBTJ*,
«'lork of CommonX'fmticO
JJ IXliKllXiE'S' XX FLINT
«iVAL carbon on.
paMr.ted September 16th, 1?C1.
Tbe best that bare ever yt offered to tb«
pnblic. They are tbo bret for the following reasons:
1. Becnuw-, h**ing of an oval >b«ipv, tbo g>*” u
everywhere .oquaily distant from tbo that
the draft is stronger and more regular.
Ibs yv*l ehaj-» U hotter adapted to resist tbo
effect of sodden expauslon. re that It is impossible to
.1. Tbo glass ii mado l irgoly «*f Lead tad rcarlaab,
giving a great degre« of strength and elasticity- Tbs
chimney* which housekeeper* b»vo found to bft so
brittle as tv crack, oxen when not in lt«e. *n» in»ana*
hly made of Llmo Glass iniumd of Hint Glass, ©f
«bich ours are maonfcteturea. _ . .
*. But tbo greatest advantage of these Chimneys is
that when you bate on* it will last iorevor, aud If
any housekeeper broaks one by tbs beat of tbo lamp,
let her call at tbs m-itiulaotory and *« will rejdaco
bar cracked chimney by a doren wbolo ones. This
rivfierdoe* not loclwle accidents or thw ca * t ‘ s ol
breakage where the cbimQey has, through inexpert
aoev, b»»n screwed so closely to tbs lamp as to pre
vent its expansion when heated.
>Laou6*cturer» and consumer* of Carbon Oil, who
bare felt lbs magnitude of thu obstacle, which ba»
existed in tbs rrt»l expense of chimneys, in the way
of the iiniTOTid use ol tb« oil, have found a remedy in
the Oval XX Flint Glass Chimneys, which has mate
rially lessened the cost of Carbon Oil Hght to thorn
who uso them, and Increased the consumption of oU
consequent opoo the lessoned expeow fur chimney*.
for Bale by i. t\ Kirkpatrick, L. Tbumm ft Co-,
Rogers ft Seebit, I’- Uaydtn, Lnceacu OihCo , W el.len
Kalneke, W. Ogden ft Co , \V. P. Wooldridge, W .
M. Murray. or nt tbo Manufactory, Washington »t..
fxr Pennsylvania avenu".
»nl«):tawM«stf
ijm. .1 Slight Cola.
Nautili,Jf^alcfxcncxx
iMWatMal o> §fon- ZHiHuii,
' aßriNSsr might. chocked
with, a simple rerh~-ay,
if neglected, often terminates seriew.-y
Few are aware of the importance c-1
stopping- a c - gf tight
tfalxl in. its first Stage ; that which
in the hepnn.ning would yield to u,
mild remedy, if not attended to.
attadcn the lungs.
Jg.fiaiun.’iJgtanchial&So.rfu's
ivereflrat introduced eleven year-, ng*>.
It has r hem proved that they arc the
best, article before the public. Joi
f&augji-s., ficldx, Mfanch.itis,
ytsfhmiL, tfalxLfth, the HaA-.n.c r
Cough in tfOJnAUm/LtuMl , and
numerous, affections of the fffh frait f,
giving immediate reliej
f*ubtir Speakers $ Singers
will find them effectual for clearing
and strengthening the voice.
Sold by all (pruggists and (D#v.
in ffedicine, at J 25 cents per U<i.
For sale by SIMON JOHNSTON, G. U. KE\ bKB,
B. A. FAHNESTOCK ft CO., R. E. SELLERS ft
B, L. FAHNESTOCK ft C0.,8. *
and HENDERSON BROS. de7.wrtrr.mr
“
FOR SALE BV
ft KIRKPATRICKS.
ee2o:ly:w3Q
D®sSESf^^sg-
Pittßbvrgh* g?th. iß6l*-pgSfr- am ti '
tosl' keobiVkß-; ■ • ,
tl lOObmbtli d»tc* tain*ajjfMchM, . ..
" noWl>riCd A, t H.TOIGXiCO.
TUe ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.
Tlie great “American Remedies,” known an
GENUINE PEEP ARATION S, viz
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT -BUCIIU,”
SARSAPARILLA. k
IMPROVED ROSE WA*U.
HELMBOLP'b GENUINE PREPARATION.
“HIGHLY CONCENTRATED”
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACTBLCHU,
A roitivn and Specific Remfrdy for Diseases of tho
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, OHAYEL, and DROPSI
CAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine Increases the power of lhg*»uon,
and excites the ABSORBENTS into healthy action,
by which Iho WATERY or CALCAREOUS deposi
tions, aud all UNNATURAL ENLABOE3IENTS ,m
reduced, as well w PAIN ASD INFLAMMATION,
atvj ii good lor MEN, WOMEN,or CHILDREN.
HELMBOLD'S extract bucuu,
For wialuaeaaeß arising from Excess, Habits of Dis
sipation, Early ludtscretioo or Abn»o.
ATTENDED WITH TIIE FALLOWING SYMP-
Indisposition to Exerti.-n, Loss y! Power,
Lpw «f Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trjrubhug,
Horror of Disease, Wakefulness,
Dim nets of Yiaiou, Palu io the Back,
Universal Lassitude ot the Muscular System,
lloi Hands, Flushing of the Body,
Dryueas of the Skiu, Eniplibus of the Fare,
PALL\D COUNTENANCE,
The»o symptoms. If allowed to go ou, which tin*
icdiciuo invariably removes, soon follows
IiIPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FIT'S,
Many ure aware cause of their snfK-i mg,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
TUK RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASYLUMS,
And the flfWane/.ofy Deal hi ly
Br.AR AUM-I-WITNESS TO Til C TRUTH O KTIIE ASSERTION
THE CONSTITUTION oNI.K AFFF.i.TKD WITI
?qimc: il» ii>l mi-dkiiio lo tiivugthen ami
Invigorate the System,
Which lleltbln.hrn EXTRACT IHVHU
OLD oR YoUNG, c-ISGLE, MARRIED. uH «‘ON
IN MANY AFFECTIONS P-ECULIAR TO FE
MALES, the Extract Uucliu is uueqiiallr.l by any
other remedy, as iu I’hlorUla or Retention, Irregu
larity, PaiiifultHhS, or Suppression of Customary
Evacuations, l Icer-iteß or Scirrhous slate »r the
Uterus, Lem orrbea or Whites, Sterility, and fur all
complaint* incident to the sex, whether arising frqm
linlcjcr.Hou, Uabita of Dusipatioii, »r i» «»»••
Take m> more Balsam, Mercury, «*r unpleasant
Medi- ine fot unpleasant aud dangerous Dbo'»««n.
It cause.-a D«eju«nt dealre and gives stutigih t«>
Uiimttc, thcrvhy amoving Obstructions
Preventing and curing Strictures of the Lielma.
allaying jmtu ami inflammation, eo trequenl tu the
class of dUease*, and expelling all Out-.
and t AfaMer.
TUOCSASPS UPON THOUSANDS,
Who havo boon tbo victims of qnacki, and wbo hare
paid uiavt rtt« to bo cured 1n * abort tSmr.b’xjt)
found ttaoy wore doceired, and tbat tho “POI-.OJ*
baa, br tbo nro of “powerful aatriDKents," been driod
op in tho to break out in ngcnivntod form,
and
LAMPCUIMNEY
T. n. DIMRIDOE
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
/rat REcrrr^D
BAILT, F'ABBELL** CO., *
So. t!» FOURTH STREET.
•WEIMCJI.
HKLMUOLD'S'
>f Which the patient may expire.
rau nay that they are not frequently follow*
0 “DIREFUL DISEASES,”
INSANITY AjsD CONSUMPTION.
oRO A Nil' AV I'AKNK^,
VKM A L I.S -FKM A l. KN -- FEM A l. KS,
TKMPLATING MARRIAGE
LHVLTSF Oil i HAS'li: OF UFI
MV -*TMPrf>ll* AfcoVL
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT *
HE£ JflfOtD’S EXTRACT ftrOTli
crp.rs
SECRET DISEASES
Its ttagea, " At little cipt:«.s« ;
~, n.-Ttiiiige it* diet, No tnconv.-nieii. e
AaJ no cipofine.
rrniiAPS after marriage.
U*o Helmlwld'* Extract Buflm f->i affrctJjM
«nJ 'lii*Cii*o» of tlur
VRIN’ART ORGAN?.
Whctbcr existing tn
MALE OR FEMALE,
Fr->m whatever cause originating aurt uo matter
UOW LONG STAN DING.
Diseases of tfcfWJ orpins require tho »M of a
DIURETIC.
HELMBOLP'B EXTRACT BCCIHJ '
13 THE GREAT DIURETIC,
And U certain to ha»* the desired effect in ail Dis*
eased for which it is remromended.
Blood! Blood! Blood!
litlmloir* C»mp^Hn-L
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
' at CHILIS.
This i» an affection of tho Blood, and
ATTACKS THE SEXUAL ORGANS
LININGS OF THE NOSE, EAKS,
THEOAT,
WINDPIPE,
AND OTHER MUCOUS SURFACES,
Slaking it* appearance in the form ->f ULCERS,
Qelml*old'n Extract Sarsaparilla
Pnrifioa the Blood, . _ .. . ... c ,.,„
*o<l rcmoTcs ell Scaly Eroptiou? of th» Skin,
airiu(Mo tho complexion a
CLEAR AND HEALTHY COLOK.
It liwiug prepared expressly for ttrindaas of eom
,,Uiut*, its Blood Purifying Properties are preserved
u , a greaU-r extent chan any other prrparali-m ot
Sarsaparilla . ,
lIKLMBOI.P’S ROSE WASU,
An excellent Lotion for disease# of a Syphilitic Na
ture, and as an tnjecl|pn in diseases of the Urinary
Organa arising front Habits of DUaipatiou, used In
connection with tho Extracts Bnchii or Wsreaparllns.
In sucb diseases as recommended. I
Eridtnei of Me wo* relidbU and niponwle c'mruclrr
will accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
Front 8 to 20 yearn’ t.Uodiity,
With uauies known to
SCIENCE AND FAME.
For Medical Properties of BUCHU.see Dispeusa
tory of the United Statw.
See Professor HEWERS’ valuable works on the
P Hw*remarfcß l, mftde by the late celebrated Hr.
PIIYSfCK, Philadelphia.
See rent arks made by f>r. EPHRAIM McBOM •
ELL, acelebratodPhysicUnaud Member of the Royal
College of Surgeons* Ireland* and published lu the
Transactions of the King and Queen’s Journal.
See Medico’-Chirorglcal BeTlevr, published by
BENJAMIN TRAVERS, Fellow of Royal College of
moat of the late Standard Works ou Medicine.
Extract Bucbu, $1 «» i«w bottle, or fik for lf<
•• SanSparilln* 100 •* ** A
Improved Roes Wash, 60:. “ “ ~
Or, hair down of each for $l2 00, whkhr’wtll ba enffi
dentto cure the most obstinate cases, If directions
are adhered to. Delivered to any address, securely
packed from abeervation.
DESCRIBE SYMPTOMS IN ALL koMMONICA
CURES GUARANTEED?
AFFIDAVIT.
rorsonally appeared before me, an Alderman of tbs
city of Philadelphia, H. T. Htuisou), who being
duty sworn* doth nay his preparations contain no nun
colic, no mercury* or other injurious drugs, but are
uureiyveStable. H. T.'HELMBOLD;
Sworn and mo, the 22d day of
•November, 1851.• ■*. ...
Wjf. P. HIBBEBD, Alderman.,
Ninth street, iiboTO Race, Philadelphia.
Address letter* for information In confidence to
B. T. HELMBOLD. CbemUt,
Depot, 104 South Tenth streot; below Chestnut,
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS,
And tnjpriadjfUd deito*,
Who endearor to iliipps, , ‘ < > r ,4"S < S? l ” “” l “ o, ' Mr "
art idol on tho reputation attained by
UtlmtoW. Goauia.
~ „ •• 'Sarsaparilla;
„ ~. . Improved Bosa Wash.,
DB. GKO. H: KETBER,
No; 140 Wood street, Pittsburgh,
And all Dnijglrt»««y»lK™-
aw Auk for ptETiMBOLD’S.' Take so other.
Cnt thi WTertltanieiit 'oat Miii wad fer itj and
ATSynwjamoirasd *xwf;
KSonrtfttuUivY .'
£fc*
Reese & uraff,
oil *jb* ** eiBai
V ASTrACTI’Er B; or
WHITE HOIKING OIL, 1
PI'RK !► K<'Dt*llli'.l-f* BKKZOTiT.
.v-i, m-r\M i i, vniFn:i» HACittKKHY oil,
CjCilv. SllTor ALL IiiiAYITIKS VUUCUASEt*.
Oil lUfteL WAUlfrl. .
rnniprOftiiv, -N
-rai'Koi-KUSi OIL.-The "New Yobk
X f'uiHri ai. a*~. *«“»•", 'Srimaiwt
York. M-. ri ft I'-T'l ftt I.LT7.ABETHPOBT,
i J.. ... r ■iri-.r uM MT.ring oil. ■Siipi'od by thn
}rr»v orulnl ItiilrorO. This r-o« l» lo
KwVr.U..wl«*« ofttuso.oJ m«*J»rfU«s-
CoSiJi'm-1.1. MMrftod. 3h*. Carr,:-- tw Attatof
I *««,»» vr*-ln*U "till., firm ofli.lchry,
■SSK-" **«. *
Oil. WORKS OOMPANT OK
O rrS'VSYIVANIA. (
JlaUiiEsL-lUivre •*{
LUni:U \TISiL A Sl‘ RtFINKi> OILS,
S , <' i i inr-i , uivir Dnnucaue iy,
Pirr?BUß-iH, PenV.v
• Thu r-mi-.m i- intti-uil
trade and »• . onsUoil v. offering PKfItOLKUM un
x-»..-W Advnuc* mad* on
JSSu" A tlr, .., J. WEAVER. J*..
noaiMti _
TTJTFPisk. OiL wohrs.
Li tr/r m v r. ivooutii'ue.,
M.l *V V4»"TI’KFO «F
, ~ \ |, a S 0 »’ AUBi'N
m
LAUi‘S.. fIUMSEYS, .Iv./Jv
No •*» M-.«k.*t oiivt-l. 1
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I?A»ll,K Oil. wUKKS.— W III IITXI AN
Pj j \N't*KU.Si»N. ll l'n- r> an«l *lr:vl.*r* in
rrilK r.Milf'N
mraui uuii. i’A.
H*-.MI;..RKA.-E».KI HEX/.01.E
f.T U.r prwuf .. OIIOW, SMITH
A i’o.'s. AV.iVr itml Flirt ulrvl?.
I.A NT KK Oil ."COifT'A N V.
|J 11 t»A \ IS, I‘r ■■■.i.lrilt. .
IoIIX IUU IS. r., mxi Trra>
-IL 11. l»at is, T. M. I **.»“-
'ui.o-t Irwlu.Jr.
M,„l I, c |,t ~Miil). (rout tin* w**Un»»l
k ~i, nil i i. r-k. io \ roiluty, toil
xn.l 1... -I- •
• II N.-VO. ,V «
<h.
<£>KTKONA i»ii* VNUItKS.
L MILI.KH A *•«*. .
Worts' »l Sliai|«l.«rt aui**. ' M )
Itaitroail.
UJti.o Hint V..ivl»
'’'sUmi’tirlim rs ..i U.I.OIIS.VrISU uuJ I.linUl-
C VTINti CAUKyN OILS and HKN/OLL.
\ UHVINKI* OIL, wurraiii.il uoti-MCiib*-
»iv»,»l«ny.ouU U J. . “Irl>'l
- UiiUICATIXi; OIL, AT TIIE i-ow
Li «.«•« »r * CENTS PKll
on bnii»l ami for »ale by 11. &J-U., ' ’’ .I' l *
A, tu lII,' ipialltv, «en-fertoinm«t»d trruAMo;
PitTsbueou, Nyv. 2», lww.
,Va«f. V. i- J. W. Sueyer-Gent*: Tb« Luljn
caiiug Oil «.• an. gcttiug from you we fiud to be tb*
b «'" ,,r o. n. c«„
' ,i bvAVm.ksfy,
yy. a. MiiOU'iKfi
, ior.lli.'.'io.v .1 ;rm n.t M 1
I lll'l.K A N I' REFINER FaUEON Oil.?,
Cl StiWt. .
*TVaVA T . * " K
on. Rfc.FIMi.K%
Ufllt'SßlP. BKYAX .1 <V.,
HAsrrACirKtttP or
BCKNIN'»i OIL ASD LUBKICATISti OIL,
Keen constantly on band tbs »sry best cpmlil} of
BUKSISO OlL,dear and J 1 "-? W? S
LUBRICATOR, pare WIIITL BLhZOLI. and CAR
''lSi,u'arJaniVft»t>V £> Frrrn S-rnraT, Bank
Block, second floor. »|B U> promptly attend*! to.
~ .
STOVES, Ac.
A LLKX. McCOKMICKi CO., Vai.i.bv
jCX Kou.vpev, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ifcfr-WAnEitorflr, No. 301 k>b"tTatr&et. urvT
Manufacturers of COOK, r
IXG STOVES, PARLOR ANDKIICIIEN GRATE..,
HOLLOW WARE,etc., Steel and Glass Moulds, Roll
ins Hill Owning, Mill Otvmng. Cw, ' v «ter and Ar*
'tiwn Pipr, ?nd Iron", Dog Inn", j*'"gon RoE(% Sn
tar KottlM. Pallor", Hnos.-r-, Car V heel*, Lo«P l, ”r™
Carting" generally. Also. Jo bln* s £ *" J M
! Ca«lng" mad- to order. Patent*! Mill,
Steam or Dor* Tower. -
; A ,» r. P- voc»o.
VOUNIi BROTHERS, Dcquesne Focn-
X par. Liberty atroct, near the Outer Depot *£•
t> « (“Htuburclt, l*a., mnnufacturo MACnlJbi
HOT BLAST A?.i& ROLLIN'!! MILL H'R^ACK
CASTISCS of wry Hc«chpti™.
OJ L i’IPE. BOILER CASTINGS, FIRE FRONTS,
ritaTEBABS WAOON BOXES, SAB A2»D DOG
liiStES ASD CRATE FRONTS, STOP
COCK BOXES. <£<■-., nlway* on band and wr sa»« l«rw.
Orlrn IrR witti W. W. YODNO, comer of \'.«rl
ptm-l and Diamond alley, will recefra prompt "I[ea
tlnn. ‘ . Pil-gU
Stoves i stoves i—d. ur uavka
A SON, MAsm-Aciracc, or STOVES.
Warehctue, Federal Ft., near Snspenricra Bridge,
ALLEGHENY CITY.
We tha attention of dealers to our Iwcoeseort
mint of COOKING and HEATING STOATS, for
wood and coal, which are Mllngat »*»
rat.rt Tbow Tailing our city will find it to their
advantage to give ns a call and examine our stock bo
‘T.6¥ls3?^» 85 « te «osßA S Ko.
-saßif""”* o,aU K'&g&ygsw-
E' TNA STOVE WOKKS.—A. BKAU
EEY, mnnutncTiiivrof rrwj ran«J
< O' >K, FAKLOU ANJUIEATING STOV ES, GRATE
FRONTS, FENDERS, Ac., Ac.
M «Tfrricr. am> Salks Room, enrtu - of Wood and
Third*at recta, Pittaburgb, Pa. Jafcdlj
HOTEL,
os THE EUROPEAS PLAN
MNUt-K ROOMS FIFTY CENTS PER DAY
C7/ 7 Hall StfK.ir*, earner Qrrri.
Oily U»N.)
M they muy be ordered In tho apor.ioua
Refectory.
There U a and Bath Rooms attached
l<i llie Hotel
B«-E«wiiro i.f RENNERS awl IIACKMEN "lio
r/EREKCH. PbofUICTO*-
UOTKIj, OnssTNtrr Street;
PItThAPB h r II I A ,
In llm imimnlial# 1 nulßßliorhooil of I lie
H.-hm* on Market, Tliinl an»l Chestnut
- tslrt'els, the Bank", Poet-Olßve, iler*
chants Exchaug*, Ac.. & c -
ROJKO TKR D.tr,
■ Ari'o.ii jikiJjf iV-ii, re.juheJ, ou tie EUROPEAN
VLAN.
Uooma from SO cent* a»«! upward*. per <laj, aim
MKAI.S AT A t'IUT CIA 64 HWTAVSANT AriAi'UCD TO
TiirlloTEt.. Prices according «o Bills of Fare. •„ :.
jW-Th* Citt Cam tak* pASß*snr.as fboh-aht
Station TO oa CLOSE TO tbs Dorr- .
afflTEnglisli, French. Geromnnml Si**u|«li fpoken.
jyl7;dCi
NICHOLAS HOTEK; Broadway,
NEW YOKE. ' •
EOABD BEDUCED TO *2,00 PEB PAT.
Since lh» opening of this TMt uid commodioul Ho
tel In 1851. it hoa been the 1 eingla'endeavor of .lb*
proprietors ,to nuke it tha moat.anmptuous, conven
lont soil comfortnblo bemcl Tor tho cittern ami stran
ger on this side of tho Atlantic. . e^|
And whatever has warned likely .to administer to
tho comfort of its guests they hare endescored, with- -
oat regard to cott, to - piovtde, and to combine all the
elements of individual and eoclal enjoyment which
modern art has inranted and modem taslo approved;
and tho patrenago which it has, commanded during
the past six' years is a gratifying proof that their cf
fcrrta hare been appreciated.
To moot the Oxtgencta of tho times, when all are
reonired to practice the meet rigid economy, tho un
deralgned-haVo SEDUCED THE PBICE 01 BOABD
TO TWO DOfctABS PEB DAT, at the eameiime
abating none of the lnxurieo with, which their table
has hitherto been ahppltcd. . r . . . . :
tSBADWBBI., WHITCOMB jt CO. .
oc3:2md ' - ' • • '-V-'- ■' i :
ADVICV (WATTS/
PHILADELPHIA.
TBKBIT TREE3.—LNDECEItEBTSTOPIJK
jj cniEEne.—.V rcry large
or aolscted Tarietlcs to obee^B™.
biocar© taken to ha*® every variety t™**®*f£rvi.
Of Applo alone we. bar® n&,W0—80,000 oLJblc^,
are three ycdr otda, 10,000 font da. P«.IV
000 two .to three year* old. Tench, Plum, Ac., a fln®
tß®Tro« In the Nursery- CaUawl
from.' 1 to 8 f«ti by
cWpfSTREES AND SHBUBBEBT,;
KAIL
WAY—TISIE CH&KCiI<D.«)OESHG|3pD
On and after MO X D A.JT,. XoritxaJaavSSlbj
Trains will l»re» tfc* Depot «f tbs P*nnsyl«nla Ball*
road, in Fiusbtrrgjb. as fbDoira:
Pi'Hii-brtffc. CWnrabw CSnctMa/i Short /.teprt*'
1 S>VHb«m7J>. • - ' J- i
T.i-aviis Pittvburgft .. r - -a-
do HtfuK-hviUe &-? *“ '
U« - „... .ViOi p. n».
do Columbus.. * -50 p. m.
ArrivKaCincinii.iti T —a*.''-'*: V-
Jo St. Louis.*!,...— a. in.
LsaTwPittsburghJ. 1:55 p. ru.
do Stenbeimlie MO p. to. '
do Xewarfc-T t2*» midnight.
cic* Colutnbu*! _ 1:30 a. to. -
i Arrives Cincinnati 7:40 a. m.
do St. Louis 1k39.P-. »• ,
110 change of cans Ktueua Pittsburgh an tfCiocisfiiti. .
Splendid Cars ltU-diM to all Night Tr*lDS. .. r
l.w a. w. •
4.25 » m
.*>.23 ii. m.
•6Ki=» A (It •
i»;yO a. 01
ItPßTrt'PUtshurtfli • s J : K* P
j.. Wili-niie 1 ™ p- ox
<l-.» .Stoul-enviHe p. m.
j,. Wheeling m
Arrives Bollttir - P- ro ' . .
Connecting »i Wheeling tilth Baltimore ami Ohio
KsilEoaiSt niid.it IlcUair «iih Central Ohio Kailroad
»;.r ZalHMtaie, |.:m« atfi-r, CinleTllle, CVilutulotS and
Cin<itiui»ti.
rillrtbUTijli .. .
U'ulUvillf
B.ijitrJ
AUiiort* .s.
lltKidOU
i Clevolaxiil ,
!’iilslmri;li
... WclUillr
«!.. U.iyanl
ilo Alliauiv
ilu lluiUoll.
S;U> |l. UI-
Oonnocling at UayarO v<< 1 1it Tuscarawas tiraucli far
N«>w t’Uiladnll'laii and Ciual I>oht 4 at AlUanco rrtth
Futaburgh. Fort Maj lie ami t.hio:igo BrUtnaad.at
jl mi on with Zitnrm iUe uml Cincinnati It.
K. i»*r Akrt.ri, I’njflfc-sa KalU at«J Miller»burg, ami
at* Cleveland \vA L. It. it. lor Erie, Dunkirk
and UnilaU* will* U. It. U»i. Toledo, Detroit
uml Chicago. . ' ‘ _
Mail Train tcat*-> at a. w , *Jo[n*ni2 at all tla
tl.mit Uuweiiii Kovliesier and BelUir.
WelU'iUe A.voiumodation h-avi* at tu. . _
liot urtiiiig trains arrivo in I’lllsl-iirgh as toHi»tyn:
Mail Train... U 0 P- m - .
Fast Line 10:20 p. Ut.
Express Train 2:05 a.- in.
Wellsville Aicoramo.lalion 9-10 a. m.
Fussengera deairing lu go lo Sandusky, Toledo,
Chicago, or poiula West, via Cleveland, must he pir
licular to ask for tkkcie via Cleveland.
Through Tickets van Ikj j.r.vuird at (ho Liberty
Street In-imt, Fittsbnrgb.
JOUN STEWAUT, Ti.:k.»t Agent
F<-r further In:
Arrive t'loiel.in.l
N.. v, WWil) ST
iny4dvd
-rxr\ T o;
MAUKF.T STUK.KT,
ifoßDalltiQ, apply to i
WILLIAM STEWART, Agent,
At- the Couiiau) 't. Office iu Freight Station, I’enu Bt.
u 027 ~
YY BANGESLENT yf>R VtaA
1 SCI. —THE
VANIA CENTRAL BAIL-KuAD. EIUTITHATI/V
T On md aflrt- MONDAY, N.w. 25tb, the THROUGH,
jilA.Hi TRAIN 1-avi-a the l*u#Brnger button eTtrj
uiorulng (exc-pt Sunday) at 1W .u m.,btoppitig culy
at nriucipal itattoiw, and making direct tuonectlonj
bI UarmWg for Baltimore and V achingtnn, and for-
New York via Allentown rout*. * .[
THE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily.
Ut 4:40 a. Mopping only at principal Matton.,
making direct connection at Ua,rriabnrg for Balti
more and Washington, and for Kw York vj4 Allen-
THE FAST LISE Laves the Station dally (except
i Sunday) «t 10:60 p. m.. Mopping only:at principal
I stations, making direct connection at Harrisburg for
I Baltimore and Washington. '
1 WAY FREIGHT TRAIN WITH
GAB ATTACHED, leaves the Passenger Station
every morning (Sundays excepted) at 540 a. ».« run
ning as for as Conemangh and Hopping at all Sta
tions
nOTELS.
CITY OF NEW YOCK.
AROVF. THIRD,
IVt'.’.*'/.
Wellsullt*..
Sjeui'fii' iUi*.
\Vlid<<ltug. ...
B*ll..ir —.
xiti'i C!.-f!inJ I hit.
I k. m.
t ti.i a ui .
ittiS a. iff
7:1*3 a. tu.
«.- r i a. iu.
H.jO A. UI.
t. "i"» p. lit.
J ”0 1». IU
U p. 111.
*:jO p. nu
<:l4 p. ui
A CCOMMODATIOK TT.AIKS.
The JobuatownAacommodatJcn Train lrave» daily
(except Sunday) at3:oo p. w., stopping a» all station*
and running as far aa Conemaogb. T
First Accommodation Train for Wall's station leave*
dxlly (except Sunday) at 0:10 a. m
St-con d Accommodation Train far Molt* Station •
leaves dally (except Sunday) at IMO a. m. -LS.
Third Accommodation Train for Wall a Station ,
liavm dally (except Sunday) at 4:00 p- m. • ;
Fourth Accommodation Train for Wall.® Station
buses daily (except Sunday) at 61S> m.' _
Returning Trains afrivo in Pittsburgh aa follow* .•
Express; 1:15 p. m. ; Mail, 8:35 p. m. ; Fart. I*l»o»
j-jjh a. m.; Johnstown- Accommodation, KWa a.nL. ,
First Wall’s Station AcwmmoduUou, <J:3O a. m.rSoC
ond Wall's Station Accommodation, 8:30 a. Tn;:Toirt
Wall's Station Accorntnodaliwu, 1 p. m.; Fourth
Wall's Station Accommodation,* 0:05 prm.
Trains lor l»airrriUi*and Indianatonnuetatßlairs
rille Intersection with Johnstown Accommodation
and Express Trains Eastand_We»t. *
The traveling P obUc fln<l U P™* 1 * to
pmost, in going East or West, t<> travel by tb» Penn
sylvania Railroad, as the accommodations now offered
{ cannot b© irarpawwd on any other route. The Roadll*
| balliisted with stone, and Is entirely free from dust.
We can promise safety, speed and comfort to all who
may favor this Rood with their pammago.
To New York -$l2 SOiTo Baltimore.
To Philadelphia. 10 OOITo Lancaster.
To Harrisburg 7 40|
Biiesaee cheeked to all Stations on the Peonsylra'
and to Philadelphia' Baltimore and:
New York. , ,
Pawmgera purchasing tickets in cars-* wul. ho
charged an excess, according lo distance traveled, in
addition to the station rates, except from stations
where tho Company has no Agent. ■.
NOTICE.—In «an' of low, the Cpmpfny wiU hold
tbemwdw* responsible for personal taggage only,-,
and for »d amount not exceeding BIW. .'
• n. B. An Omnibna Line has been employed to
coDTey passengers and baggage to and from tho De
pot, at a charge not to exceed 25 cents for each paa
i sensor and baggage. For tickets, apply to
* 6 J. STEWART, Agent,
At tho r. B. n. Pa«wngt*r Station, on Liberty and
| Grant streets. _____ 1106
Tkteta for Bt.
Joseph nod other point® in Northern Mwadurh in®
State of Kansas, or th® Territories, rttonld insist,on
haring tickets that road by the NORTH MISSOURI
RAILROAD. The only, roate from St. Loul# to 8t-
Jo-xCpb. It istheshoxtest and quickest, line, by thir
teen boors, to tho remotvstpolnt reached by rail,'and
U ttlw-ava us cheap as any other.
Buy your tickets to Kansas and all points In North
*ru Missouri by the North Missouri Railroad.
ISAAC 11. STUBGEON,
■president and Gt-usraJ Snpcrintehdent or the North
Dlisfouri'Kallroad. -
»elO:MKf>m ~ HENRY 11. SIMMONS, Agent. -
ALLIiiGHEN \ ,
RAILROAD.—Seven
trains daily depart from
arrive at Pittsburgh, foxeept'SUnday.)' ' *'• : :
Through trains, Bi-nn inc at Hwltou, ,le»v« Pitta
burgh at 0 a. m. an 1 4' J • ii. m. . .
llultou Accomiiu*Uii‘*ii li.-una leave I’iUabnrgn at
l> aud 11 a, in., and at l, and tkW p. u».
Accoumu'Hlatiou liMin*. ivlurning, h*»ve Holton at
7;4i»and in a. tu., at I- in and I:4Ji, 3:50, 6:3®.and
7 ‘KjSif«Vo« Tie'll firtuborgh to HultOn ami.
rvttiru, d r t cuts. At. , ,-i witgora from rttlsborgn,
without t ii ketd, will b i ii» u'gud full far®. ’
U. K. MUIILK*. Superintendent. .
mo EAEMEUE AXD OTIIERS-..
ror. sXi.E, tirowKY'S stirußtOE pateht
UKAIN PAN A\D SEPARATOR,
Patenteil January lt>, 18W).
The superiority of tills TAN,over all others in liw
consist# iu ilecheapumi, aiinpHdtjr.aud.dnmhUlty.
.Second, it» cleaning Grain faster, teller atm mow
Uioruiwbly, with less labor, thau any «>ilwr mill, i
The patentee of the ateve Kon -haa Wo
caged in manufeauring ami Belling Agricultural Im
plements, and convinced of the great want of ,a ; good
Ran for cleaning tho different hinds of Grain and
tjeeds, presents this to the public, witlrfWl-eonfidonca
that it will meet their wants. ' / ‘ V 'ii'-k.
The undersigned, having purchased, lb® «wo right
to mauofactura and sell the 1 above. GnUnrFaa Md
Separator in Western Pennsylvania, Yhr
ciada, and all Ohio, ami the right to sell iti indfiwa
and Illinois, is nbw'prepared to fill a!l OTd«s, whMa
eaie or retail, at 31U Liberty atreot,
\ W.W^WAJiLAOK.,.
QOAPI SOAPII i^AAPHI—.The : Chemi-
O cai. Olive Eraiivk SoaV,' manulhctared by B.
a k J. 11. SAWYER, is acknowledged to: b® .the
jnost ecrriceablo-ofany kind
Itssuperior advantages are found in its .catapneaai
aavlne of’labor, and ita eScacy iu .remnvlDggmw,
paintftar and without, inioring th«.-sW»w2®' t *|*
damagiog thi finest'qualify.of goodai. -Jt
can beoiedwith allUnds of water. -
Keferenc® is made^withplcasare.lo : th®-wldMaf l
certifiChte, «manatin& frpntwptlsinea v«tfteovnUii
this community, and who Imd every, me ill allofoeo
of Keinglt fblly and. fairly ~t
QucrOr-iaastcr'i Srjxtrtmnii cf
■ and Fourteenth
- “Sawyer’s Chratfcal OUve graslTo Joap’* .hyteg
been nsed very extensively in cur
hare no hesitation inccrtifyingthal
tdSwy adapted fo tho us® of TBesoldhwanddea
dedly th® moet superjor prow-
Odfor th® eervic®. •. - . iA.-XiRAW» i c
Quartermaster Twelfth Regim®nf.
.. AIXX: FOBBYTH,
Quartermaster FourtteMhßo^mqtt.
aoSl Quaitcrmnster Thirtccnthßeglinent.
jyo YOOItOWN PJEIINXXNG. 7 ,
COOI'ErS^ : CABINBT PBIHTINfI OFSICKr
iwitrael for SHALL PEISTEBS, STATION*B3 f
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