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THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 13, 1862
Tlee:,'Day "hr attsd for. '
At length ire see' the clear daylight:" The
17n1ditess, their - ontitirinie, "ail' energy, 'so
WOttlatt,' held in abeyance ! , have
now Shown theneelyett-not only in Tub
: ingtttt, but among oar Generals. Tho 1)0h..
soiiinftilly aware u they bad been
nle4,'by.the,disgrace and humiliation of
disaster and defoat,of the need ofpreparation
ticereinite victory, patiently, and with the
niddesysolf-secrifice, called for, and awaited
the most complete reorganisation.of. the
army, sind the mestample - preparations for
~. crashing oat the.work of the Con
tt4,
skii,lia ' ',4gainet,liberty 7 -the slaveholdere •
•! toeiu
.; !.-::. ~ ' ..;
' i
t -.,.01ut ' people's pm:dance and ' nobleness
.. 7 hire tr *bused' by long and unjturtifiable
j ilelityrii , Contractors have been - reafpi4
. a.gelden harvests:on every field, where 'they
- 14 vii been'Termitted to thrust in the sharp,'
'crooked sickle of unscrupulous greed and
rapacity. `.Martinets, of all' degrees, from
likalOONMerals downward, have had their
, :gliffitiyal'oflOodtirnes, of pretentious a elf
,ureertion, and the exercise of that. "-brief
ritatlitieity,'.' ,:Whererrithel " being "drest,"
they.haVe not failed, in many instances to
_.,, tm both fooliskenough, and insolent enough,
to malie—nat any angel to, weep, but all men
laugh it theM: - Evens . to . abate this - nui
..;:i*Oli, tWitS, , rt'irthi while fl:i make die- ex
.--;tirdi;tie.nt which the President and the gee
7isatiry-, of AVar have so eneSitissfullY.Made—
.:2**ig ;their , rightful,•• constitutional .
' •Ittnotiontrof Chief. command. • . .
;`,,'.'Wilftind gloriously has' the good work
' heels 'Vegan under:their ausPicetc—a traitor'
,reiitotred from his high place or . trust, and
- . ',inipilaired in-Fort Lafayette;'another of
:spy-spindeit,.(regardless 'of. the threat
....2 7 :141311 ;he fiettrishad, of the' vengeanee.of
wit unscrupulous and profligate journal,
and of the still more Menaoing.fact that he
,1i picattlin'and influence In the highest
qoartem . having Just: risen from an enter
.
ehtlahad given to Gen: McClellan's
`-:lltagyarreated by the same authority and
!Ott to the same place; and added to - This,
the splendid:success which has been the
lesult of the very first orders issued under
the now lystem !
While are glorious news from the Ten-
" - neeses River and.,Roanoielsland is coming
hour; after • bour,—Ond still becoming
':.!;'lnere'glorions as • the fullerproportions of
.A . tlltOse victories grovr.uponusi—hope - rises
hkiher lied higher, and has a more assured
. :. - loundation to rise upon; than ever; for the
4 "inicreiltritte light itself gives us assurance
etat Use night of danker7—mysteriotus; ens
inietlyity-ie now spent and gone,
• tied thaisheerfgihonest,dszlight744rbin
•. ! t ber of safety and , success--flashes first
iadiance iride - sr3 . und us, from the
to 11,040 t:
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PropoSttion., ,
.7." . .“;., - litotidg; more important
. hai heed pre
, Seated 'tio - the. . country ' sinc e the rebellion
~Wt!itnitinetid, thin Mr. SUMNER'S resolutiOns
read to the Senate on Tuesday. It is the
"" -- ?firitcomprehensible and practical plan for
with.the rebellion ass great crime,
demanding, thi-seventat punishment, and
'yet mikinrample Trovision for restoring
if those states to a position of
independence and ' . ;prosperity wheneeer
Muir shill . 'alipW,S, disposition to subs - lit to
ls+rtul,anthority and become, gond and
obe
dient citizens: It ebio practically disposes
of the question, by' restoring - to their
na(ural end territorial rights, all the in.
ofthose rebellious State s ; et
ih
on ird totheir positionunder abrogated
State
laws.
'Mr. Trtmibull's confiscation bill is nu ex
eeylent one oatha condition thit the rebel
.:71MAtes4renain as States, with all their
perk‘ent,l4 . l.7re Jut existence when . the, rebel-
Mon is subdued. - There are practicil ditfi
- .nulMes in the.way - of
,that. - measure 'which
==IIIEMI
S,tate 'righttynnder the' Nationil Con
' stitittiok are logy according to Mr. Sun
ma propo!ition, andCoUgress is left to
feiTitorieti se with any other
"f ll ',-.64:4 - liiiiii(ed-territery. Slavery thus • being
: 440404 . 1 bY; oytn act, can rioter be _ro.
etorld i•Co u gress may divide the subdued
states into. sepirate territorial _ govern-
Manta,: ,cOi4es,Punding the resent
,divi T ,
sions,.andlvit eneveethe people manifest a
‘ . . ,, 4-rdispositiort.to , enjey, State - prinleges, they
, may be peidriltted,V ferns State Constitu
-.., itione;and iiil2ll4:kaok. 'pip, to all4.their-for
xtier,eights and - privileges except slavery
- that 'being.. destrOyed, .c . an never be re
"
1 h tlie'4ureation is a vast one, and is worth.*
of the grar'eet. and calmest consideration.
Wheitlhe ri‘Ool'utions reach us in full, we'
dieting' themmore mulersiandinglY..
Gen. Stone.
040 '4 a70 it of 4011 1t...t tates tzulad in oSosr
1104°r •the Um
but Osoo:a7P‘lTlful
en.e:t e:a,L. :we "wet thatt,
- ,ftiouie le•-the'P - e ehoeld t,
•-• tea opealitali Mir s u c h -
rigor d drmneso
164e'llre ' Tejo
" o
the War Deportment, and
. _ do's not than reoponsibllity.__,l
_
-,1 , 1:4,1 oeu.: sidsz a . tudioe o!-M 'MUM ir
festinate and afterwards:a Prof's;Or at W,est
Paigt , He .erred be theOrdnanoncorps ass
Lieutenant be the Meximm War and irsadire
,.., Mitect fur 'gallant connuct st.tho batile:of
. Moline del Rey; Ile reigned fin . lBid; Mid"
entered into porn. speculations in land - in the
Northern Mexican States, which ari not owl=
4idesiod4ery:iire4 italls;and was &leen from
:111imiderr by,-;thf 414ortiptuk. dii
and
Wire on therelibustering order, and he came
.
to Washington daring the latter part of 'His--
oILuFWs Indlare him - to sire
.
traps to enable him to take possession of. his
410 11161 10aidi Oa" ' Gen.. Boot' fauna him
atthilestattlie Otthinhetlion,itia appolist
:4lilk blest Ise the" militia-of the Distiiet;
. 11n.ltity ha was ippOintailatrigMliet General
and placed in , efiatge - ilf ainslaton on thirroJ
...;sortivi While. here the horrible tragey.ok.
:i.;; ; J: ) ,:ibirelfitlr waf e nacted lit! smnfinet in that
-c.. 4 ')10 . 1145 yr
one of the nharges aga(n — St him .
AXeriv, isn4Als desire
maatersi . mom to have led
treason ) 1 0111S,t ,
' 4 jß , lllibintatty4 r'‘ - ; -
k. en. m 0ck ,,,,, ._.A ~__Wa s.l i
NOISPOIIIp.
• '" '' • ' tie Noir York 27 A P"7 1. •
bigtonle tirrAo
ht to light is Goo. p
AetB brought' euarJ ;CUPP - Co73ll=Ont
gilipUi
^ upon thole taproulf ry,
Nu.
i'>:34 eau itgawass# bolt t h rjaalb
rom;sidllt. hi.
Moadny lamed
°° " 414 :1114od to -
ctrt 4 / 3 1 11 1 k—rn"q atY
(InnwszsgaWinosis, it ft safif, •ow -***
porting for tb. Ewald, In Washington. i Be
will bo watched. •
nettx—s
ill ~11
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t. - :t.Thr , Drely_eitl k eresit.
It seems that the New York Herald-had
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discharged two reporters at Washington. Gen. Stone's conduct fo' rebels
lately, one of them for an eAreesion afi has been selenlent as to e
Lion of the:ESeiirnette4 thet
dissent as tothe propriety of Mrs. Lincolii's rebels elect fortifications thel
DI. Ives, who was formerly an reach of his guns, rind , upon that act Seem
editor Of the Journal of Commerce, and Ist- tarp Stanton remarked a day bra ai*°'
te _ "I will permit no man to remain in coin
n}, et me zteraid, was sent to Washing- mend of s discsion - t ie rile army who will 11t
ton to•reorganize matters. He has always still and see an enemy plant, guns upon the
bad secession proclivities, and has a brother -fortifications which he him erected within
command of the Federal army." It is be
in
the secession army. The Times come-
Sieved that Stone has permitted informs
spondent says:
tion and spieato pass through our lines,
Ilia secession connections ands ympa- and various facts of this kind are stated
thies, as well '
as the former secession record against him. The city is full of rumors of
of the Herald, made him the object of just other arrests this morning some of which
suspicion. His threat to blackball the Ad- are known to be true. Still another start
ministration unless his demands tor infer- ling rumor is running itself to death on the
=Don in regard to the secret movements streets—namely, that Gen. McClellan has
of the Government were complied with, sent in his resignation.' This is untrue,
were supposed to have been dictated by the but it is not impossible that there is some
Herald office, and hence he was regarded foundation for IL
as 'a ino
w ttiangerous enemy. Ives' friends Colonel Forney writes from Washington
say he only carrying out the orders of
his _employers, and that'Bennett himself is to the Philadelphia Prat as follows:
the one that should be arrested and treated "The arrest of Brigadier-General C. P.
as a spy. Stone on Saturday night, and his transfer
The Now York World says, editorially, to Fort Lafeyette, was not unexpected by
those who had knows his strong secession
of the affair:
proclivities.' His conduct in, the battle of
"As to this Ives,. whose imprisonment Ball's Bluff, which resulted in the massacre
lifts him from obscurity to an infamous no- of the gallant Baker and his heroic band,
toriety, we know nothing, except that he and the manner in which he attempted to
was formerly an editor of the Journal. of brow-beat Senator Sumner for criticising,
Commerce. Nor does the circumstance of his military policy in the Senate, would, I
his arrest add anything to our knowledge think, have led to his almost unanimous
of the character of the journal which em- rejection had he not, been previously un
ployed him,.or the cheap price at which its firmed, at the called session, for the office
favor or its enmity (each alike worthless) L of brigadier-general:
may be .bought. The Herald has not ecru- "The fact is, there are too many of the
pled to make it appear that an invitation officers, particularly of the regular army,
of its proprietor to'the White House ball who, while fighting against the rebels, de
secures its falsome laudation, as the with- not hesitate to indulge in certain expres
holding of , the Invitation would have se- dons of conditional and qualified patriot-
cured its reckless abuse. - Secretary Stan- ism. This class is composed of those who
ton makes it clear [bathe cares for neither. have had intimate associations with south-
The statement that Ives breakfasted ern society, and are well inoceulated with
the heresy of State rights. They talk flip-
Gen. MeCteriax's staff at Willards on
tautly against abolitionists and Black Re-
Sunday morning, was telegraphed to the publicans, and are particularly addicted to
Western papers. The New York Times complimenting the rebel leaders. They
denies the statement in tote. It says that forget the great issues involved in this con
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Dr. lye; did not entertain Gen. McClellan's test, and unconsciously ignoretheir own
militaryduty in the premises. Happily, however,
family then, or at any other time. they are in a minority, even in the regular
We are glad of it. We_should be sorry to army. But if it were not for the brave and
have the statement true.
unmurmuring men taken from private life,
-
and clothed with the confidence and com
missions of the Government, even the ex
ample of this minority could not be other
*tee than injurious.
"The sympathizers with secession in
private life have been greatly assisted
and encouraged by the example of half
hearted officers of the regular army, and
it was high time for Secretary Stanton -to
give them such an admonition as will not
fail to be effective."
Continuation of Miditr•Gen. Hitch
The Senate, in executive session on 'Mon
day, confirmed the nomination of „Ethan Allen
Hitchcock as Major General of Volunteers.
If. was immediately ordered by telegraph to
take command at Cairo, where he is probably
by this time. General Hitchcock is a grand
son of old Ethan Allen, and was born in Ver
mont. The New York Tribune says be was
educated at West Point, and was Assistant
Adjutant-General to General Scott in Mexico,
Where he reached the rank
of Brigadier-Gen
eral by Brevet. Soon after ;elf. Davis, then
Secretary of War, quarreled with him, and he
was obligetitc' resign. Since his resignation
he has residedin retirement at St. Louis. He
is considered among the very ablest officers
in the service ; is a Green Mountain boy in all
noble linses of the word; is a thoroughly
religious and Anti-Slavery man, spa after the
fashion, in a word, of the blessed fighting
saints of Cieihwell's time. His appointment
was desired by Gen. Halleck.
He will outrank. Genenal Grant, and take
full command under Bullock. '
Spfue Washingion correspondent has heard
a report thit General Lane will soon be -ap
pointed to a Major• Generalship--and at once
proceeds to the telegraph-OEIo., not only to
.trarfamit the Intelligence of the fact (that is
about to be), but also to .add the -somewhat
doubtful commentary, that such will be "an
easy. way : of settling the, pending difficulty
concerning his military 'position."' Does be
not relied that; without the intervention of
the President, the "difficulty" would be-quite
as hard to settle as before,—for Major-General
Hunter as the senior in .command would still
out-rank Major-General Lane, who must con
tinue subordinate "as long as he . receives no
independent - command : If, however, the
promotion of GOZI. Lane !rill remove any "dif-
thrulties," of a . burocuawric Hid, let us have
one more Major-General—that the *Lane Ex
pedition may not be. like the play of Hamlet
with the part of Hamlet left out
Acrrvrrir rs tilrones CoLumn,', - -One of the
.charges againiiGen. ETON/ is theit'Of permit
ting the enemy to build a fort under-his guns,
on the Fatima°. *letter to the New York
Mery says that Col. GOIMAN, of the Minnesota
First, has been put in temporary command of
firowe's column. Be at once proceeded to
shell the ieti'els away from an earthwork they
were *rowing up on the opposite side of the
Potomac, at Edwards' Ferry; he, arrested a
known-rebel spy, whom Gen. Grown bad de
fended; and took other native measures against
the rebeie, in the ..vie!nity, of his command,
Somssof the. parties formerly near to. lion.
STONt ha►eaho been placed under Surveillance.
'.11.1. - .1139.9 OP SECRITLE7 STA Pf TQP.—Mr. Stan
ton h offer tazing hiennergias. On Monday,
from the effects of too severe labor, he was
seised with vertigo, about noon, and had to
retire'to hie house. He wei quite sick 'Mon
day evening, ,hift. Was . wot considered in any
• N‘Bars.--The New. York Tribune uy.
there Wei 7 no &mains whatever at Mrs. Ltx
coil. large
a p arty.r •
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citni;'Btoat.---It if rumored that Gin. Sinn.
'w,lll - ba nellthlaY4 Ifotlor Gen•Pth
"The arrest of—General Gross has fallen
like bombshell into the camp of
disloyal
ty. We now feel' that the Government is
in earnest. We have not felt as hopeful at
any tam• since the war ' commenced.. We
copy some of the ntmers • and surmises
growing out of . this matter. The Republi
can,
Pan, of Wishingten, says t,
"The arrest of General Stone caused con
siderable 'excitement yesterday.but . was.
very leiterally approved. , The public
have na .- 11rrytten the Ball's Bluff affair,
privved 7 'thst he - was - ineempetent,,,.
or that heeiti I Oilier, and his case should
have been investigatedlefore. , ' .
"The
of Star which is the :uncompromisingfriendo ' inetlNi,Btone, having- the same
procivities,fand•who i ht probably-just as
loyal,. gives the folloWing as . ..the anise' of
"P.'B.-L-Jtist ere going" . to Frees ; we Immo
eitiutied • otnielf • that the - charges 'against
General SUM/ dUiuif einanittefroM'er coi),
through s 'Ciimailttee, , but,
are the - result of the ionvictioni Oeneral
caierta'susTey 4t all the
Acts lave vedt that:it isrdue e q u a lly to the
pnbitointerest and theaccused himself, that
the various accusations against him should
be formally im!estigated by a court martial.'
I .
."Foithe present, it is. iiiilficient tO, say'
Abut the: Star's statementnot true, and
that, the, arrest Wea the direct, osult of ,the
'letter,. *Me OongressionaLCommitte m
"Othir arrests will. follow sad: will be
continued wail the Army is cleared:of
traitors, or men of doubtful loyalty."
York rveninsi Post
.
from Washington, says:, • :
thiriv:liriitheilicieltementhereloklayotir c
the arrest. of 'Gen. Stand ',and his coney_
I.4sitio • WO AlAt, PiWilrrrt'rles3l4;tintir
41 0 44i:zilgo Wits'ar At: fact irt4
ted to go over the tilegraphidese,b3%grapr .
of General McClellan. It is the . Aral time
that, by his order, news has been sin:clime
ed a t, the telegraph (Ace. Heretofore the
~..7t
Lane to be a italor.Geseral.
Excitement and Rumors.
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order Eiss C s Mao f
of
The Conduct of the War.
The following order of General Stone, of
Ball's Bluff notoriety, was placed before the
Congressional Committee on the Conduct
of the War, in order to let the Committee
see how the war wee being conducted by
our Generals. For the same reason in re
gard to the people, we place it beton) our
readers. We make no comment upon it—
it speaks for itself.
The laws of Maryland alluded to in the
order of Gen. Stone are the blank code
which make it a crime to-receive or harbor
a 'davit, to teach them to read or write, to
give a fugitive from the rebel anny a crust
of bread, or allow them to cross over the
Potomac. It goes further; it requires our
troops , to arrest every colored person they
May meet who may not have a pass from
his master to leave the form. It is stated
that a Colonel said to the Committee—"l
enlisted to put down this rebellion : not to
become a dog, to do tAis thing f'
lIRADQUARTICSJ, Coxes or ORSRIVATIOS,}
Poolonia°, Jalmary 2, Wet
GENERAL ORDER, No. I.—General Order
'No. 16, of September, ElB6l, from these
headquarters, cautioned the troops of this
command against violating the law of the
United States and of the State in which
we are serving, by advising and encour
aging insubordination and rebellion
amongst the negro servants in their neigh
borhood. •
This caution, well observed by most of
the troops, has been disregarded by a few,
who, while entrusted with national honor,
dirgrace themselves and their Government
by acting the part of oppressors and incen
dianes among the very citizens they were
sent to protect from lawless violence.
The General commanding recommends to
those who feel themselves above the re
quirements of law a careful reading of the
thirty-third article of war; and faithfully
promises all those who, after this second
caution, persist in making use of their
armed presence here to outrage the laws,
that, when discovered, they shall first be
properly punished for their disobedience of
orders, and then, on requisition of the civil
authorities, shall be turned over to the
civil courts to be dealt with as the laws of
Maryland prescribe for such offenders.
By order of Brigadier General errosr.
, C. STCWART, Aisist. Adjutant General.
A Colonel wrote to a friend in Washing
ton a letter ,
lifild
of whic, following is a
quotation.
The writer; turps the correspon
dent of the Philadelphia Inquirer, is well
known as one of the best men in the army,
having left every comfort of a home, where
he'was surrotinded by all that makes life
happy, to fight those who are seeking- to
destroy the Union: •
If a nigger runs away from the Seceab,
and if one of my men should -happen to
meet the negro, and did not arrest him, the
men would. be arrested, and I, as the com
manding officer, be held responsible. The
fact *that nearly every • citizen around
Pooleiville is a large slaveholder and rabid
'Secesh. We are told this order was sent to
hold'ihe nigger. for these traitors, who are
ready to cut our throats should we meet
with a defeat. .1 have been stationed in
and around Poolesvilfe since August, and I
know the people very well, and as yet I
have only met two Union men, and they
rather weak in the knees—conditional
Unioe. men. Most all these inhabitants
have sons, cousins, brother!, husbands and
loverti in the Rebel army in Virginia, and
yet the niggers must be kept sacred.
"I hive Just received a letter from my
Lieuteuant Colonei, who tells me that Stone
ill down 011* and will be after me as soon
as I report myself in camp, so I suppose I
ehall have to suffer a severe reprimand, and
perhaps be placed under arrest; but I am a
ma& 'and s' soldier, and' scorn to hurt a poor
distressed slave; but will share my last ra
tios If :he wards food, and 'petnt him to the
north star, and bid himtlai speed from the
,ohjiine of, his oppressors.',
Cusses nr sum Coanuci op, via 4 .—T be
'National Reimbliecus, published. at, Washing
ton,' says :
of Tuesday, •
Hereafter all: orders, public and private, 'to ,
Been, liallec.k; Butler, Sherman,, sad other; generals commanding departmetin or expedi
- dons, will be given by Elemetary Stanton.
Every day increasee the confidence of the man- •
try in MreEtanton'i ability ; cud determina
tion roCandnet this war with, au onargy ssif
. Went to , seem* speedy andriatorions ter.
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CEAILACTNIUSTIO? 4 ;01811111ill doolll4ogUes la
ttie Illbioli`Constitordial Conventional Con
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vonslon Ot Friday a l enitlitreras o adopt a expreselti of Joy at ibis capture or
the. rebel Fiat Hent 'Dininoiata in -the
Coniention 'Wanted, time tfroliailirei whether
setidise at the tinlimi tolotirjiir iett,- and
they consigned the moliitton to ;a eotemittft:
now,obareeteristli.thiel ti of fhb'of
those piptlehine 1160111 g weft!'"
*silos In thlellniotiitint the old rettio Dente-
tvntle,partyChieirpo /realties '
„thgrPglitl i atigra%
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DULIUMI , JOIL
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Cbmar (if Wopil,imi flMrd Aro" ltilakartA.
Mo===!lffl
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Pavreitritan, F T. Woric .t Clikontr R. ft CO.
February Wtb, 1862. f
NVTIOI3.-4a pursuanciikoVan act
of the Liiiislature of the -Counnanifialtktif
Pennsylvania, entitled "to Act to phatida_ for the
no organization of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chin/too 11.11roid C toy.any," approved the 3lot of
Iforkh,lB6o, nieetlisg will be held at the Clty . Of
Pittsburgh, Petnetylrania 011 WILTNIZDAT ' th e tll2
day of February, ISM, at the once of the C : umpaaly,
No. M Fifth street, to elect Dirixtere, and fur
the other purposes contemplated by the mid act.
- .
J. T. D. LANIER,
SAMUEL - J
—TILDEN,
LOUIS EL - MEYER,
J. EDGAR THOMSON,
SAMUEL HANNA,
Purchasers of the vitaLro.s.l
Orrice or rue nalinaat efNtac evfll,ol, t
Prfrearaon, February, 10th, 1802. y
DIVIDEND NoTicB.--The
rectors of the NATIONAL ' MINING COMPANY
have Tate liar declared r.Drvi-ogete or Two DOLLAR 4
ra/1 nuaag on the Capital Mock, payable et
the use of the Treasurer on and before Terve* r,
the 1811, inst., to litockholden, or their legal repro.
eentativev, appearirg aa such at the dime of buoloens
on SATURDAY, the 16th tout.
- .
Eudora Stockholders will be paid by Messrs. J. W.
CLARK & Co., at the Transfer office of the Company,
No. 22 Stale street. Roston. By order of the Baud
of Directors. JAMES 11. COOPER,
fel3:lto See'y and Treaer Nat. Mining Co.
r'NOTIOE IS 11.14:K103 Y 111 YEN
that the City Orttleancei is .nrgard to obetrurs-
Ing the strtets ettd ridearalke by OIL BARRELS, or
other obetructiotteorSl be rigidly enforced front Oda
date, • JOHN OWENS,
S. B. COOPYR,
[O7 Street Coutrabolosere.
iy - . - -NOTICE TO THE TAX-PAYEKS
OVALLEGHENT COUNTY.—It tico le here
by given that on and alUr MONDAY, Feb. 3d, 1&52,
the TWO MILL: RELIEF TAX, levied by' the Com.
mission/Ire for the year 11431, will be naceived at the
County Treasurer's Omer, until Karel let, 18112. All
of the aforesaid taxes remainingunpaid at that time
will be put to the hands of Collectors, with, the AD
DITION OF TEN PER CENT. for'ealectioni as per
act of Aseembly,l6th January,lsEl.
A. FLOYD,
-County Tronnumr.
Mn=l
NOTICE—ALLEGHENY HARP.
Owners of Flatboats, Oil Tanks, Oil Otibe, and
other things that are now_ obstructing the ALLE
GHENY WHARF, are hereby notified it said ob.
atructions are not removed within ten days from this
date, they will be dealt with according to law.
All persons are prohibited from throwingdirt,
rnbbage, Se., gel, on the said Wharf, or the fall pen
alty of the law will be enforced.
JAMES ALLEN, Wharf Mister.
Prrvendison, Feb. Tth, UWS. fe7
• .240110X41•112.1.fl /3111.10 E Linaraar,
Prrraatutou, Yeb.Sd, 18024
[..AN . ELECTION FOR TUIRTE N
MANAGERS OP THE COMPANY for erect
ing a Bridge °Ter the ricer Monongahela, opposite
Pittsburgh, in the county of Allegheny, trill be held
et the TOLL HOUSE on MONDAY, March 34,1802,
at 2 o'clock p in;
felltltd2twT
N. HOLIIES, Treasurer.
AN ELEMION FOR PRESI
DENT, MANAGERS •SECRETARY AND
TREASURER or the BIRMINGHAM AND ELIZ
ABETH TURNPIKE ROAD COMPANY, to serve
for the ensuing year, will be held at JAMES
BRAY7DT'S. HOTEL, In BIRMINGHAM, on the
VIRST MONDAY IN MARCH, between the hours
of I and 3 o'clock p. a,.
felo.3tdeStwT JNO. S. WILLOCK, Trees',
Claws EIUS lidat•L. CIIIIII,IIT. ii
Ems, February Stb, 18C2.
CANAL COMPANY._
ELECTION NOTICE.—An election for SEV
EN DIRECTORS of the ERIE CANAL COMPANY
will be held at their °Mos in ERIE, cm MONDAY,
the THIRD DAY OF MARCH NEXT, at 10 o'clock
a m. [bl I:dul] A. H. CA CONEY. Sec'y.
ni-,--vnix - CITY tiAUGER'S OFFICE:
..-,-, ho. been remoKed to JOHN'. HEBJLON'S
LUMBER OFFICE, &roar of Hand and P• 1111
streets. M. EDWARDS,
felamd Qty Goner.
S.PECLII. JrorwEs.
larA Friend in Need. Try it.--
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LUfIMENT is pre
pared from the recipe of Dr. Siam. SWEET, of Con
necticut, the greet Done Salter, and has been used in
his practice ihr the tut twenty years with the must
setoatehing claims. A. an external. remedy It is
without • rival, end will alleviate psin more epeedtly
than any other preparation. for all Rheumatic. and
Nervous Disorders IL is truly iniblUble, and ea a cura
tive for Sores, Wounds, Sprains, Bruiscl, ke. , ire
'nothing, healing end powerful strengthening proper.
ties excite the Jett wonder and adoulahment of all
who have ever given it • trial. Over four hundred
certificates of remarkable tarn performed by it with
in the hat two rem attest this fact.
R. E. SELLEE3 I CO., Agents, corner et' wood
and Second street., Pitteborgh. agattotami.
Blood Yooa.—Attention is call
ed to the most remarkable a n d ecluntille preparation,
@Overtired in another column. It le an entirely 1.1011
disconm and mind not be confounded with any of
the numerous patent medicine., of the day. It is a
certain moody for all the diseserr specified, awl al!o
-pecially them of 0 chronic nature—of long standifig
of weeks, months:end years. fiufferers, try it.
Mamma (Ulnae* d Durum., of New York, sr* tlo
mle sputa for it; and elm proprietors of the world.
renowned Da. Eirint's Urea - rake Calumet, an aril.
cle which every liethorehould have in her medicine
them in case of need; end contaluing, ae it does, no
paregoric or opiate of any kind, it can be noted upon •
with We utmost confidence, and will be (wad an la
minable apecille Mail arms of infantile complaints.
—Ohio ,Statr.f7l, Clelaixotete.
For sale by G BEE 11. 6EI'BER, Agent, No. 140
Wood street, Ylitiburgh, Ps. del7.iLewT
wac. 1111.1.111.
SISTITAGIN orna.ta.
WROBINSON, MINIS &
FOITHDILI4 AHD PLACHTHISTS, WASHINGTON
Wooos, Plualml.6, Penn's.
OrTIGZ, No. 21 I4us2 Brar.r.r.
MaanScture dl kinds of STEAM ENGINES AND
RILL MACRINERY. CASTINGS, RAILROAD
WORK, STEAM BOILERS AND SHEET IRON
WORK.
IQ - JOBBING AND REPAIRING done oo abort
notice. zahZdally
M'Lake Superior Copper Mill and
SMELTING WORKS, IhresurEau.
• PARE, WORDY & CO.,
Manatactunna uI SHEATHING, DILAZIEES' AND
BOLT L'OPPER., I PEESSED COTPED DOtTOMS,
RAISED STILL BOTTOMS, SPALTER SOLDER;
also Luportars and'ilealsrs in METALS, TIN PLATE,
SHEET IRON, WiEE, &a. Constantly on hand,
TINNERS' MACHINES AND TOOLS.
Wwaiutres, Ad. 14g Vint and 120 - locond etroots,
Plttabturgb,
sir Special orders of Copper cut to any desind
tern.
.m729alawlyT
m.'• lux gociraeir - dr BRO.,
Manulbcturare ad IRONMAILINGI, IRON TIMID,
AND VAULT DOORS, WINDOW , !WINTERS,
WINDOW. DIJAILDS,Ah., Non 91 Second Erect and
IC Third &int, between Wood and Market.
Lave ou band tarlety•or new Pattern., fancy
and plain, i . uitahle:tor W purpoeen •
Particular attention paid to ancioning Grays Lots,
Jobbing done at obort notice. • 7 '
MPittsbutgh Steel •Werke.
111 , 1071:1XIN „sonic sorsh--.w. seconaouen.
JONES,'BOYD CO., •
Idartrifrcturrrs of CAST, STEEL; „slay SPEW . (1,,
PLOW AND A. B.IBTEEL, STEEL SPRINGS ADD
AXLES, corner of Ikea and Mod Omni, Plttaburshi
c. tilx►pATttcx .. :......li. mum,.
KIRKPATRICK, 'BURNAP• • .1
GU, (Sacceurn to 4. C. KLRILPATRICZ Cu.,) Mm.
uoacturen sad Wbolsada Dealers in GAUPS,
.011111NEY8, dc.
• itar Wholesale Agents far lairs% etiz.BEATED
IL LUX MATING iMID - LUBRIOATING °ARBON
No„..„111 Woult• SincFr, oppos , lto Bt. Charles
note], Pittsburgh, INL Ja.18:154
, ,
&IC. -P. ILABLLE Papei.
• R UPACITITRERS-aad dealers ID , BOOK. PRINT,
'CAP, IRTTER ALL KINDS DT . WRAP
PING PAPER. • •
, .
. 1 / 1 1r14,,t0ituoveditoixt No. 27 Wont .treat to Ito
sti:ott i :t !lift:4lll4 Pa.
Olt : Fon, xiseds: "' rai4
ler-N. HOMES It SONS, Dealera
1/011EION AND DOMENIC DILLS or, la.
tuAlrag, 01131T140A'IT9br Daptistr, Ben
,NOTES AND spx(ns,lo:armiqur Pin&
44rCallaCti
State.. Mad. ott Prln4P6l eitiot
throughout the 17ultedt • ap22
tarlEßlirß,r, comaira,
WARDING AND GONLIU 8 SION.NLICH:GRANT,iii4
whaled, floalorAs' 0/MGII4 VUTTER. B UND2;,
PLEGl,Lod.produtelonerally, No,. 25 WoodilDWG:
I ;lterohant ai
'44la,F.T.Dr• "fil ./4‘•
po. ss pi:
ine..Putsbuirb.
QI'RAYED--Camo 'lb the' premites of
the sibitcatber,W~ott Pike tram town.
Alto heed dainty, a 'SSD `o6W.—so • oilier
quirks et bottco—cal.lammuy 3118,11162. A:hener will
"OW; P• 7 Amite. "tee and ends taw her,, Or ebe
will be sobt ecoeptlty g to otc.
fawn nuMnr -
_ _ •
r `• • I EI 4 , 3.,11371%
~7r1. 4 0 malmerf bar barjrAbeia digyAliktoa byillia
tqcigat i ott fr i?tr ilft ki a rarjtgam ßiretV
, 41.rdotr bilbabaallsoor
Wriab Bads, or of his place of doina balm% an
Obastoot strait NNW rho auad.
folklwahrr " 4 irtrzisic
Ix* 104kirmerirsthis.
F RUIT - TUBES FOR 186 - -
Parties Diteud d iiii - Orrig crawls, perdu:l2 , er
pleasui . e poundikpdafietia2o, are waPeOttulli,luviiro . fi
to visit thir'Pewicklei Irdirsiiiies, or sarialdiv, Da
scriplive Catalogiobefore orderiticelsewhere. our
-pion]; of *pi* Po.)
Gooseberry, Currant, Raspberry, Strawberries, etc.,
to len% and idl - dii - teek - selia iiitegfis ',intr. The
cow, valuable Tori Otes of the Hardy Grape Vines,
viz: Delaware, poincerd, Huns , Itartfard, Prolific,
Rebecca, Iluion Rehouse t, etc„ etc.,
vtr..B, at reduced maw: . •
, .
T. L. SHIELDS 4 CO. , Sawlcilay,
JAMES WAEDROP, iel3:3twF
A CARD.—To Cooegas AND DEAL.
cass rs Puma 11*Alma:
. .
Haring advertised recently mar reedit:leas to par
cruise Five iauodrid Barrels per day a 4 •.certyu
price, we deem It proper uow to giro nottce'tO all hi
tereeted, that on and after lIONDa I', February
rth, the prices for merchantable hickory hooped
barrels will ho, at the Elver Landing or Railroad De
po • 36% . cents, each, and at rho Hill; 37% cents,
sae . B. T. HEN-HEDY er 800,
P PIT.AId Mix, lit.colikaiv, Feb. 13; Ik raL s
f 13alaw1wW
t, ,,,...
. , I
NEW 7 OCT. PIANOS , • ? •
FOR 8200, CAMI.--,hmt received ,
at the new Plano Warernome, No. 191 LI V buy
I
Fifth street, FULL 7 OCT. ROSEWOOD PIA.. OS,
with Top Moulding Cared Legs, Front' itennd, and
"improved Iron Frime," matte by one of the bent
Now Yuri, Milkers, and will be .old for $2 , 0, CAA.
OkiARLOTTE ntonts.
Sole Agent for Raabe, Pianos, and Prince/ Melo
deons. •
• nib:SOLUTION OF (A)-PART.N.OII
- SHIP:--The firm of Beim & Tetley Ives Ws
solved by 'mutual consent on the 'lst Inst. James
Boon and John Tetley having purchased the inter
est of Abram Tetley, still continue the business
under .the lame style and Rem, and they alone are
authorized to settle the business of the late firm.
• JAMES BOWS,
ABEAM TETLEY,
JOHN TETLEY.
Ul , FRUIT, FRUIT--Ureen aria
.
1 Dried—to arrive
Per steamer Florence, 100 tibia. Green Apples, bus-
Inert Qulnitons.
Per Clara Poe, 2D bags choiCe Dried Peaches.
Per " " 20 bbl. Dried Apples '
Per " ,t 3 " new, large niaTia Peaches.
Per steamer Florence, 82 hap Raises end' quarters
new Peaches.
Now In store, 50 dos, Fresh Peaches, In cant.
Now Is your time to send in your order,, to secure
ant choice—
- t(el3) . L. /1. VOIGT CO.
------ -
S ,
UN DRIES.
KIX* lb.. choice Sugar Cured and Plain Berme
40,000 lbe. choice City Trimmed Shoulders.
400 bush. Bright Dried Apples.
160 " Halve Pesehe,
IGO .• Clover Bead.'
150 " Timothy Seed. "
50 " Small . Whits Beaus.
12 Ulla. Prima 801 l Butter.
•
20 kegs Leaf Lard.
Bow receiving in store, Dr sale by
1013 • H. RIDDLE, len Merl'
PRODUCE AR VING..
AUX lb.. Hulk Pork, flame and Shoulders.
10 bbLs. No. 1 Lard.
LTallosr.
76 bosh. Dried Apples, bright.
10 bbl.. Clover Seed.
For sal. by J. IL DILWORTH & CO.,
kel3 130 and /32 Second street
- •
J 1 KA NBPAK EN'r littEEN OIL
CLOTH-1,350 yard. Jost ma1...1 from aciorY
at the Oil Cloth Wampum., 29 and 25 tit. Clair stmt.
1,13 J. h H. PHILLIPS.
.. . .. .
OIL CLO.T.LI TABLE (MYERS -An
taxirtment last received from factory, at Viand
28 St-Clair street. J. dr. H. PHILLIPS.
_. -
S ..
• •
TORE 6i:ilia/MS—A variety of sizes
and etyles, suitable for I arga store lab:Wows, for
aide at 26 sad 211 St. ClaAr street.
_lOl3 J. & 11. PEIILLIPS.
•
INDIA RUBBER, LUSTRE COATS—
Another supply of a superior quality, just x•
celve,4 et the media Rubber Depot, 28 cud 28 St.
L'bOr *net. fel3 & H. PHILLIPS.
Irxrum,
1 ear load Prizes A Poratnea.
I car load Nishannocka
lust received and for sate by
rola Ir. VAN GIORDER,II4 decood street.
141013 .Ii.I.NT—A Warehouse on Water
11 moot, 48 feet front, running through hi Front
smut. Enquire of JAS. DALZELL d SON.,
fol 3 • • - '64 and 70 Wolof. genet.
SAYE YOUR EYES,
By the we of the
111 CA GAS SHADE,
AN ORNAMENTAL AS WELL AS LiEFUL
ARTICLE,
•
. ~ • ~
cote a mellow light, and, at *h. simie time
premeds that
!or
which 411.1 ai'd.reeilirelly no
the eye. !or sale by
BAILEY, FARRELL & EQ.,
No. 129 Fourth street;
Who have on head a Wire easoriniont pledn and
fancy Paper and Tin SWAN, of every desCrlption.
fell
ICELAND MOSS PASTE.
WELAND ][9SB Pii*TE
ICELAND MOM iASTS
nib
delicious
preparation
comported of lee
loud Mon, GUM ra
blc Sager and ' , fondle, Is
confidently recommended tor
the alleristion and cure
arCMISS.; ColdlbSore • -
Throat, Hoarse
• • nese. ac., Arc.
Sold by
SIIION JOHNSTON, Davaour,
ind Denier in 6ate.
Ittui • Corner-n} Stidintleld and Faithrn(renta.
maim L. IMO 02(1161 Ir. WU'S.
AL. WEER.'.BS. 'BRO., GENERAL
. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and ages's!' for
tbe. mile cif .DIIPONT'S POWDER; AND SAFETY
FUSE, corner of .Pratt and Cksiunerce streets, Balti
more, recedre. all kinds. of W.:EIPDAIN PRODUCE.
sad make advances thereon. , 1
Mirlialiroul track in frontlet Wareluitue4
Itxritarscrs.—E. J. Dispont .tteNeinfilirs Co.,
Wilmington, Del; Mereiionte Bank; Baltimore, B.
Deford & Sons, Ilaitimatif, William B:Smith6 Co.,
Pittsburgh, Spencer It Garrard, Pittsburgh, MBivr &
Ble.tetson, Pittsburgh, Culp &Shepherd:Pittsburgh;
John Bowman, Zananille, William vox, Zawirrilla -
John Stevens. Zanelivtile, T. Love Jr. Co., Coshocton.
Obfw Yeti Winkle, Parkeribhre T. Jay.
Bagwell Dolman, Kokomo, Ind,; 01: ilarbine A .
Bro., IMAM.. 111114 Ohlo,• Alexander & 'lay nes,
liming Valley, Ohio; W. - 6 L. Arnold, Dayton, N. W..
Thomas A Co., Cincinnati, Wm. Clifford Neff, Cin
cinnati, S. Pike '5 Co., Cintlmilti, Boylei& Co.,
Cincinnati, Cobb, &rmel & Fletcher, Cincinnati,
Lightner, Schimpferman .1k Co., Peoria, 111, Pearls
Alcohol Works Peoria, E; Orege&Do., Peoria,
111.. J. B. Ford , Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
Wheeling.
Taaasuar InieriiMpunc Beb.4. 1862.
tiFFICJAL.--lioldoisLof BONDS of
‘,./ of the United Statekdated.lugnat a l e tlBol; and'
payable, three yams froze data; j notified
that provieloo. la made Synths pima of the cou- -
Pone of leerset annual intereststhich besseineZue on
the 10411 Meittigmeately to their Matz by
the Proasturer of the' United States at-Washin Oen,.
'or by either of the Assistant Tmakmit*reagliew York,
Boston and Philadedphin - •
•
All welt coupon% gazetteer with 144:410CS showing
tho number and 'alitouttgof each biettparrand the ag-
Ovate SIM a tech. parted, must b. presented for
examination and verification at least thine'htli bmi
nese days before payment. -8.
telllweow Secretary of the Treasury!"
ivrii.LrAms ORYISI3
TV UNEQUALED DOUBLE xnnzet• FAMILY
' • '
itEWlllrfe. MACHINES. •
Prlci,l2s to NW, accorSing toitee, of Oaldnet.
mr7Mle Room, No. IS FIFTH STREET, isirnbi'of
Thum Machines Ore initialed ibr ihe!Sscinyyzoodi
which they exiszato all kinds of • work required of. a •
erstmlets machine. ' 'They combine simplicity duo
-I::2l4,llw4hilia:rchieVittarta3t,ll7 el ' city
ravel her
All molehitbriegl: lls =anted and kept repair ono
friv.tor r i r lit
•• /14,
LILLET, : NTRA/N, - Sole•lqpints for Western
Pout's, No. 12 Filth street, coiner of Warket,.Pitts , ..
V,Ver...t. STRAIN, Manufacture= of Ind has*.
Sro sale, Wtiolanale and Itittall,•allitlntbroi SE yri Na-
MOB nipNimag ! Es: •
-..• -I,ILLEY.k STRAIN,
•No. 12 Hilth M., cocner , of
!MEM W ANTED . , • hOrklourod
; RED !' - -
•
444/113 POAX&J L
4> t r :Oi
,11C03101111411 Snide
ealaphadto the parlor •or verandah. by which areeasy
Mid natural motion Is secured by thi, wank lonian lot ,
the Mot: It ihrperfect ne taife Aar roWliyatid ,
may9and natural ass chat r , • 7
Manufactured to nult the Ightit.any calthimby
. , LTUOxAS - BILITT.
Cornerthindualty attest ond.thal•CanaL,Allegbeny .
011Y:Ta.
&AMMAN__ 11, 9 1 1414:fioltrair, wow
-trterl add bed- &mord - Ididel 'ID nip sec:
tstfdjid trait s and-wdY.af ko'
ixid Wm, ruled at :Wel. 11 , 0 044.141 thli
stodiddlid*:ft'alld every codivoodislor the,
media abdeucat at the traTelhlE-Cat_as-
alie.deetehif teem ele' larp and. wall einmetwg .
thttrattwetreemawaettesadeo
.WVllNl4*Aitittienantherge Us ifok
the bme ertil matinee to be kept es k eloot
hotel la every rope.
JaZhl74 LZWILI mar, rminftr.
Psi--
il_ - 1_
12 1-2 Cents Per Yard,
THE CHOICE OF: THE
BEST MAKES A.KD STYrIM,
J. W. BARKER & CO 'S.
SILKS, SIIAWLS, CLOAKS AND DRi$S GOODS
AT THE SAME RATES
EATON, MACRUM & (X).,
JODSEB:3 . AND DETAILERB
TRIMMINGS,
EMBIOM DEEI ES,
LACES,
MOSTESY,f •
GLOVES,
WOOLEN GOODS, „ •
RIBBONS, • • •
ItUGLIES,
FLOWEB&.
CRAVATia,
UNDERSHIRTS,
DRAWERS,
BALMORAL and
HOOP SHIRTS,
- ZEPHYR and
SHETLAND WOOL,
. . KNITTING YAIINS,46.
A full Nu? of , NRIAIL ; TAREN il7yuuf laud.
•
• OM AND COUNTRY lINECIIANTS • '
Wlll always ilad • NI amo4,ent 4,4liat
ei
LOWEST'PO.SSIBLE, PRICES
DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS.
CHEAPEST' IN THE CITY,,
AT
J. M. BUROHFIE..tb'S
CLOSING OUT SALE FOR CASH,
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
N. K Corner Fourth-and Market eta.
folo
N EW STYLE •
POTATOES.
SPRING PRINTS,
At ,12i
~.! i 1 •
DAUBED AND PLAID GINGHAM,
WOOLEN SHAWLS, AT 'COST,
AND i1t.4 1 11 OOP '9iillitT2N
GRAY AliG WRITE ROORma's,
WILL OPEN- ON SATURDAY
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
RED If IVIZErES;
A¢l2 Centg,
_ 2 CE •
,WILL BUY THE v'ST 24174TYL1S
DARK PRINTS'
IN THE CITY FOR THE ,1110NR . Y.
Wholegabibuyers trilYsitreritsfley LI examlnlpg ottr
Steck of Prints.
tl tyl
, e4/ O Z 4 LESS THAI,. PIZFLADEP'LIfIIIraka'
YARDWIDE SDIR7INO =BLISS AT,123/e.
IRISH LINENS AND SHIRT,
WINTER DRESS GOODS, NTRY ORESE t
DWP.P§& CLOAKS is
•, iri i• , •i
AT LESS COST , FOR CASH.
C. ILOISO'N --- LOTE — & CO.,
•1 , .
4 .
',HAMA , 01 -
e,• , . %.:41_,M
, .
• ... 19 WIYX, eti*k'a "
BM /4/ID_ltensicjAwilite '
INVANTB EMbRODMZD OAPS; "-""
I :2II , OIDENDat 4I4I3 " t
- -;
vs • 0-
z , vrr„ligsow •
7. iirrawtwantsaorDzitaiDnvinntk
.LADI LS` EMBROIDIMSD ,
7.111311,011M1N1T- ITAMINOING4^1 .1
JAOONL'TAND'BWIIB
• • OOLLLINS AND
•Ll;Aes ° nespicnoliiirsq - • .
Arar,rseu . - Mtn
AtECHAIIIC CORAZTS'AND'
n Atm o n vi.daluirif
BOOR; worm 1 - , -31.1k1
- • , j ,
• -111L1r0;.+LttiNNRANDK.Xlitaff
,NSCHARIS;-110SIZA7l .1 LI:. 2'
1.141. ti . 11(1 -I
';;;oottiArtotzratt
59 licAei:gtreet
ICATON,' MACEOM s .00.•
Mpg. If awl 19 titlh atroatH
NEW DELAINES, 5 cents,
nALatosei, SKIRTS
„
W. '&11', 11:17attS.
V't
r:1-1
a to peitha 'A* tfra, y h a cant
.lerfei Jr Om med. '
, ipti'',: , -. • ,_ - ... 41V- •
-,-:,',--4 • ' • r . - 2-It-.V
-...:-.4.1.cic,--...- - • R ..
.....:: -11 1 CaDttatiti
1 ,1791111 q:
91:4 1, 1y9R CO
.„1 NtitTlitP-
The proprietor of this Medlatie baring tingle It the
study of sewn to coneantrate - the ltfenf the Pine
Vtealfedladie garldlisians of theLenge and
is
• . ; norigerlng re saillerlsc y the re.
. lef Ids atpetience.: Mile troly:gteakand good
.teed let I. prepared with mach coo , t tar hems
illstlttwifsloMPle - fotAiMi:ll - free from all
*graft* Of °mouton - Tar._
- - /r hai toted =rt. tam of p . xicalb!pli6or than any
ile Ell cue sitotanna.;. • - :;L: , , .
, .It wilt cane . ABIUMA.. ' • ..
.. v it 'film. soßAmutoAT'Azniititetrr.
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BLOOD SEARCHER,
A !HIFI. cIIRIA : /4411,
Cancer,
Cancer° nu ,Po*Oaolis,
Saida's,
Cutaneous. Diseases,
&Pailelus. Boils,
Pimples, on the Face,
Bois Ityes,
Totter Affebtions,
• , Scald , Read, '
. Dyspepsia,
Costiveness,
Old and Stubborn Moeri,
Rheumatic Disordeis,
Jaundice,
Salt Rheum,
Mercurial Diseases,
General Debility,
Liver Complaint, . "
Loss of Appetite,
Low Spirits,
Female Complaints,
Ilpilepsy or Pits, (.••
Paralysis or Palsy, ' "
Syphilitic Diseases and •
; Caries of the Bones
TOGETHER WITII ALL . OTHER DISEASES
HAVING THEIR ORIGIN IN A. DEPRAVED
CONDITION OF THE BLOOD, OR enteutiatio-
HY SYSTEM.
CASE OF DANIEL A. BOYD.
..• Ttrisannolt - DMatabor-.31; DIRK,
• - Da. CI: H..Ktracto.--i lakopireumno in making
this voluntary staterikintii tapir of '. ondichupre
pared by you celled . laVaetree BLOOD . iryancium"
I had euffored for ire yea» with fikoiofuts, - 'liiiich
broke out oh my head and forehead so aria *gore
o me vary much, and took off to. hair. when thee dia.
use made Ib appearance; It also broke nut rwt my
arm above and below the elbow, and cat Into the skit.
sod flesh ho as to expose a fearful sore.- Tie disease
on my boost went to far that several entail ilices of
bone rime out. I Was very weak emit* spyited,
and had given up all hope of evar, gilitinioritil as I
had tried mural okiffhal 041i:chum 440441 cue
no good. In September 1a5t,.1861, I wai Motorist to
try "LISDIVIT'a . BLOOD. Saiiellia:l' I
' meet contiote I bid iotaith tit Patent aiedichtee, but
Whit 1 had need' three bottle. of Blood searphii, the
nicer, on my treed and arm began to he.. 111..: X' have
amitakin WOW!: ten bottles, andmy h ee d arm
are entirely well. mop t the Kars remaining f tho
sores. I will also state that I had the . rheumatism
Teri bid in my erne and lego. The yloatirSeinther
also cured the rhonmatimi, I am now a well man,
over forty years elagoi, shd•lsiefi 'sample and young
as I did when I was twenty,. - and have increased in
weight twenty • r OM stain that the
'disease In my. forehead Wan a. bid .thit whein I
stooped and lifted anything beery, the idOod run out
of the core. Dr. Keyser Wait phohtithiply!taken of
me by Mr. Cugo, the Urdu; after t: began io get
well.. It does not Mow my . appearance "abed se It
was before 4 commenced taking the insdicink ',You
out see the photograph, one of which Is .nowtsi my
posurilon, and also at Dr. yoyEar,a,l4olirood street.
I would atm state that I took iffOod" *licher
which man made before Dr. Keyser commuted tank
ing It. 'Although it helped ,me mine, t did . Mot re
cover fist until I got the kind made by De..leyser
titti;iar One bottle of his did.Meinoti good'rhan
.two,of the old. I believe injo" a greandestationges
aid ,bitter, I hate recommended tho,lnpio=-
er to a great gamy of ury en par ma
and I boiler. it hos helped, 'bowie:de of them. You
'may publish tido if you wish, and I aim Niihau that
all whi are afflicted as I wesMaj be ended.' Tire in
(taint*, Yo. 4 Pine itreat, and am
.k. emploryell it Col-
_ •
elite Arrdervon'e Colon Marbl e Works, id-Wayne
• •' ' ' DANIEL AL YOYD.
BLIND HAN' :CURE!D..'
I live in Sligo, at Clinton MU, and. Imre been
newly blind In both eyes foe, nearlp four . : yews. I
clued on Dr. 'Keyser...ideas three slost.luingo, and
*shed him to glie me directions to the. Litiltation
isr ; CM Blind in PhiladelPhia. Ilertnid inn that.l
need
not go PhlLidelp his lo 'get 'w'etf, had
medicine that would cure me, s tie' 4.t,; , :i50
..was In the blood. I was treated fOr it two.or throe
timaf. in the hospital In. this pity, end; Irm relieved,
but my disease always returned atiOr r a.Monfhthr two
error I aim out ofthe hathital:' *mad- my dl..
ease was returning lind I called,by theidifee of •
gooo6ed Beiser,who his *sacral
my sight, and: MY 6"r•
The Doctor Teviiplo Stood Macaw" and
• Wash. „DAVID , T , MIifITIPT,
Pittabdres, Joly d,-1961, Clinton 71LireeT81itm.
Witnam—E.. Milluor, Anderson street,
1 0 1011 7 MY;
4 BAD SORE; &Q :F#ll-1).
-. -Ptsfaegaau ; ; > joptembei is, yi9l.:4 , biroo certify
, that I hero WE* nom in for V:104.761. s
&Alma with Wolin and . .ocires so th ti I mild not
•Wdrk for heecti a jeer!, **let !welled. Be that I Waa
tmide to do, anything fOr Wag 140;1* it !sett
'Sri months. .1 Wed WM , * 44. 114 )n. hi the
ail, but iwitbbisiL any Ifingett; itiOatir r i •on Dr.
Icsissx, st:pro..:l4o ?Woo* 'treat; who oeilyAttexided
xnoisixint iwo wale , siniesitys: titsitit toifilbttks of
medicine, and I 163 now , trutirsly Ina sioeiltio eon.
tinned writ for six tininit4t,e,t at the
Noes ZUgitii HOMY CO Foie* *test. sni
:tae CF.tre me, . . ntOlitltS , VARZELL
r • - GllO-11. EXPER.
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