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At!iegeia*Blictrit Cotitto'
rev* monthly meeting of the Alleghe.,
, K-3-1 Board Of. Controllers was held last liven
./deniteriPieSent—ifesirs. SFr, Coop
• , nritlialg,'Dunlap, Francis Gib son Grithins . •
; indttikut ;Antal - MitYl, l ot 4 .4.4att4ll, 24ottor
• . ron; end Dr: BroWn,'Preadent,
• OPPi‘cditt , 'PriPerby - the President. Min-,
rites read and approved. , •
' 41 o; monthly. XPPOrin Were thin ealled for.
" Blacferron presented the -report of the
Second Ward, exhibiting an enrolled MAD
, ~ ;throse; during the: past 'plontit;of;977... ;The
licat Bead deadnsd the Nardi( oaationara
to change the grade. of Itaaiii '7,from
wary 041641nm' and that the- teacher; Miss
Hants,
,he paid Leordingly, , : - Reportatesept.:
• ed, and'requaat'granted: -.u .,
"r •
Dr Brown presented the report of the Third
• Ward, m . which . appears that the total
enrolled attendance b. 1,186. The Local Board
report - the resignation of Miss Warier; one at
"their best teachers. ''-They; recommend the
promotion of, Miss Wikithota to Miss
sler's place, raid, in Astro, the momotion of
and M.W Lawreue.
• • •Aeoepted, and intuit 'granted. " • .
The report of the Fourth Ward was read.
, . The - enrolled Attendance in School No. 4 was
:tettltilehool No.
Mr. Park read the report - of ihe Colored
•Bchool No . 6 The enrolled itteridaicto was
189. - There Were:nip new .seholeri_ receired„',
and no diminution of the mamba. in atten
. denim at the close of the yahoo'year.,
• A:number of petitions to the 'Fourth Ward
Local:Boadinaldng periniision send Atha
ari hildent in' other: wards to schools. is :the
roorth",,,Wesd, were road and- dismissed at,
some length. • The danger from croasing
• . -1 ; mlitrosti , track wasihe principal,reason urged.
9a, motion; ell Ahead petitions were referred
lack 'CO the , Local Noard,with power ; to net.
• x, Commitalatim,fawDr. -Bashopi of •fdo,
- , Clare township, sakingwrolasion to cantinas
his sons at the Fourth Ward School, alai re
''fared to the Committee on Rules and. Mini
pilae.
.;
The attention of the Basil was called to,the
fact - that the agents. of . Wilarteles Aleography
.. `had ranged, in _daily, instanbei, to exchange
new Waren foram old Mitchell, is they bad
agreed to do
matterwar referred to 'Mr:" Bradford,'
(and in his absence to Mr. Mrastinapt) - ilith
- instrtietioni,inket*the
,egreemrint..oonsura-
Mr.T.PirliefUridtho following,'whith was
adopted
Besolud,"Tiat•tkeß t rs lit ident ot th e Board
,Emo 4 . 4 ieitugiunt*ti to,iikkeigiiat and
ireeters.if the Pittsburgh * Port:Wayne end
Chkagoitailway.Campany, - -setting lath the
- grievenoes to which the children of the Pirst
Ward art subjectai, owing ,the danger in
ettendanm-.lteiti.tOb94 41 / 1 " . t h a
• „mid Preildent end zureberequestedto !tau
such safagr ut rdeitn-thA-!rarefadebr.,"
' on the railway Orcutaingt, ad shall insure the
safety otehlldierigoing to and from school in
4 Air, Cooper, from 6 - Comiiiiitai en Teach
• ere Instituter; presented a earlad.report; and
suggested that 'Mri ';Chamberlin Principal of
2601; be heard en the rob! !
..,,Mr... - Chans ' beriin then nazi aJlengthy : st;•
Port,pripawed on -behalf of
_the Principal. of
'" 'the Public &hoot& of 'Allogiepy; Mr.;Jaa:
;.B."Slarensile.L.Thiebjectend aim of ther e fort wee, to abandon the project of a separate
Institute In Alleghanreityl, andjoin with the
County Temtherst lascei,stidit; which his teen
materially ohstifed aid improved:Of fits. ••
• . After; some . Mr.. Mutation,
moved that the report bsr.reterred back to the
• Committee on Teachers' lnstitutes, which
•
The Board then adjorimid.,.: L : • - •
, • • •
Incendiary Fire In Allegheny..
' Last night, *boat pine o'clock, ins was dL
coated Issuing from the carpenter shop of
hlesare.•MoCanty k McGinnis', loosbxl ou the
• West shie . of the East Common, north of Ohio
street, in the Third Ward,Alleglieny.
!loug4 the alum wan ; provenly . given, the
fire had obtained stack headway before the ar
7. rival of the apparstati t,tialk neither the ekop
nor the tool, could besevellpindikeWholis
es prey to the tismat....r..- cr. •- , .
, •
Persons who Arst saw the irs, &Wert that it
:caught near thr front door, thee prevest
' anzaceess to the building.' at there had been
noire in the chop, it was witito at doubt the
work ot an faun diary. ; TM building wet' an
old &mei and wee known to many of the
Asian from the hot that it bed' Ins been
' wed u the Africanll. E. Church.
roily escaped destraetion some Om sines,
owing to, an Latendiary Are, by which *trend
buildings were destroyed. ' - • ..
„Mews. McCurdy k IdeGionlis ers ration -
,notertanate, at they wars' barnt , Oat
• .110 MS ion erne.. They have no lawn ,
-
sees tlai conspuolid refacing to take risk' oe
• 700•811,40101. Cr pr?parly.. 'The princriyai lots
In tools, Mad'lo _this the workmen infer, si
wan it; 4.heir,ssuplojeri. : • . 7 '
-•-• • Tha eitlng
.
The lleptiblinena In the Third Ward, ' , 41110 ,
"tiny, were out In faxoe,',lntlitlAt,stop - •
i.dlaenseioa on the issues. -Invotted ,: k*a She
'
liwt lo 4: ~ JatokrlL, glitiPlAdoke '
car candidate for Diettiot AttOrniry,'
r. a Idga. Ihn'openiale iced held the midi- I
added stten !lon of ltle- Andiantei.fot over an 1
bone. 05incrid atla jpenkirs followed, and
extedntalned _the intervet . .ltiL the discussion
et - lelalonr.•' : - '
The exerting wu atocrnAin :the Ant twitch'
hen been r held in Allegheny, We essopnlgn
Judging try the enthusiasm- of the people,
othee meetings will be tilled sue ,the:
day.
eits Lr Docrox, will Do at
-.”MT4P Pcact, I . l gurea• •
Tiondey. finished
- IPA,.. o PllPtinstions: tinder: the enrollment for
:dealt; and via- present below si.. table showing
fthik mem - Over the quetai and the delleienci,
lathe leveret ittitriciti; together with the de'; - .
Gelalleri in those distrloti where the fall quota
hai not - been
_furnished. deficiency, - it
meat he hullo iniftei the credits of
,enoeseht and 7 the; credits of
thee - 41,in foreign regiments lunre :been idded,
thus leaving the exact knout to be Arified.
The fig nei in the lest column ;thew the 6m..,
her to beisisaby dieft - -
DIBIIIfOTIL
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2d "
4th "
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" BOROUGHS.
Manchester '
Angneene..-.: ** . ..
Sharpsburg
Tarenttun
Lawrenceville -
Temperanooville -
Went P.ltbburgh;
Monongah la.
South . ..-....
Birmingham.. .........
Zest• SinnlrkgliZZ -
McKeesport
Elizabeth
West Elisabeth
'Pitt . . .. ...... . . .
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Plum
Penn. .........
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Mlffiin
RObi .
Win:
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Baldwin -
:Rom
24oCandless. ... .
Exit Door -
Erpper St. ......
Borth Fayette
Nevllle
Shear ........ .......
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Pawn
tirqon
Peebles
Patton -
Yenaillee
Joanna -
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Ohio ..
Beams
Snowden
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South Payette
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Richland:. - . ..
. Total number to be drafted 764'
PniinlhesboVe It willbiseen thit the total
tintribei.ta tiellllllW Is 784, as assessed upon
An deficient districts; `.Manchester alone, of
all the districts, exhibits neither, an `crease
nor delielenoY,,kqming. lent her exact quota
jtnow •
handoves Witham, districts in arrears
to procure enousir bona fide names since the
:enrollmentmait tilde, or tender theComple
-twat in voltaiteere, on orlbefore the day of
dreft;'iakeiwiii the draft will be wade. .
- The citisezts of the Third Ward, Pittabur t gh,
which exhibits thelargast deflaienoy, will en
deavor to get credit forthe three hundred Id
ditional names tendered lathe Commissioner,'
and we hope they they 'enemed, at it,is quite
intident.t.hey havextot received full =din, far
ell the men they have put into the field.
every district' has failed short be
up and doinr,' fix the-time le limited.. ;
iiturchi M: D
Among the many in the medial profession
who bare faUea away from among us during
the put year, few hare left a wider or more
'mincers* Attached oirole of friends and pa
trons than .Dr. - Church. It will, therefore,
'not broandu for ushers to &slurs than an
'ordinary notice of his death' had to mention
'some Of hie many virtues.: •
Possessed of smelt health from ohildhood as
• .
to disco urage great undertakings, yet he was
enabled to 'ewe a ULAN education ; which
added to his natural kindness and affability
.
_of manner, placed him among the most astral
and repeated men of oar community. •
; •
ILetariihig from a residence in Lour Cali
fornia, whither he bad gone principally for
the benefit of his. health, he applied himself
to the study of medicine,' attended a' fall
course Of lectures in.tbe Univerartisf Albany
and another in the Hommopathio College at
Pldladelpkis, from whlehinstltution be took
his degree as a.doottm 'of-medicine. -Ancroi
stod with Dr.S.: P. Date' Of;Pean street, he
began practice in thenpriiig Of 1859, and soon
gathered Around Ldinseil' an 'ever:increasing
circle of Patrons.' • : ; . '
111. amass was soon kaolin and'aPprods
ted, and his duties bora= entry month more
and more arduous. Daring the Isst winter
be labored unoommonly, having. in abuzz!
amount of diptheris and typhoid fever to
treat, and when 'spring came his strength
slowly giving way, an attack of oough and
hemorrhage laid him completely aside from
his duties. He spent June and lair In' the
emintry, but finding no imnrorcdrelit retain
ed to his home and sash after began the bust
-01){41 Or iripparstion . for his final: departure.
Already possessed of the Christian's hope, he
had only to lay hold of the Dtrine promises
mere . firmly, and to' lean 'more upon
the all-sustelnlig" arin • of God, his HetUr
Aher.disposing or all badness =Clefs, and
eyed directing the manner of his burial, with
a, much tudoznase as on. about to tale a short
journey; he welcomed the mousroger of death,
and deported from this Ills jut after the dawn
of day on the 29th of 6 optember.'
Ice eoholusion, we mast say it 1,i11.140111 we
bare found a ttutallhop 111 era* position and
relation of life, has proved him:self so
tboroogitly.bonest and so fai above reptotch
ma the latelamantsid Dr. Church. Thoustands
in this community, we knew 'will heartlii
respond to all:sers horiiiltayl lA h 4 prelim.
:
ji11111.11**1:11101114-00i111 BeLeiss'e
1144441eisait
iieeflielditetilest—te the; What lof
'lnnuni•nble. On•
charadefistlo he has, no twithotabding this
*linty. of productiour--whiah to itlir.ten tits,
and'sr mare, of our stators is the one fatal
glft—rtkat whets's,' he writes iaeurs to be
-pwiallle. - Abate sU is 13011114'5241 of these
expetiMij hio histoti , W .Dimas, _ NlF..ths
Judo, with a strange fs.c;noiton t and the
sparkling dialogno, with it, wonderful variety
sad dramatic power, complete the delightful
illuzion,---oo twit the ruder satually atoms to
'viand hear; act the orsaturso of a ClovallaiNr
Loney, but the:rusk men and woman of the
present or as potet, - wtio come snd ' go, and
speak- and Were Went, as the magician Wills:
"pw Tido - Lieutenants" is s story °CAM'
tf ma of Bepolean , orb°, with truing of the di'.
tiagaished run of the period ,lo introducpd
oontinualty throllholtl 'tilt work. - It 11 . 04 r...
talluto irldoly road - in, this 'cheap edition,
.°°? 6 ° ciintir Pub/ 111 4 413 i Moan. V•tarsap,
or mid forsale b7 Hoary Miner,
next door to the Poototine, and W. A. ouderi
iiinTi 4b Fifth street:' . . . ,
,- ,./rite tr Trim °TT! •
ailt*eritaft kfki n 4 t U t " r 7
exempted tfcglf,
fltdestiVidialiOt i e tad,
aittilafsliimepaadioossagt.
7 alla'tithliacttr
othettioilooliek ,attowidnisitossep
iblitaWil WA *6 #erik aigo)
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Tat SIITILWARD 11111,1110 Z Itsaes = sth
Joseph Butler, Deputy Marsha for the eiztti
informs ue that he has ahead) secured
the'nsmu orate ehob*TeealLt
~d
111100 the enrolment ' vas made',4lileh'fri
tirely reneges that ward from the operations
of the draft. • • • • • '
Tai OILININAL Collitt--ThlS' Court RIM 01:1-
gaged daring the greater. .part of pesterday
dirpoting of trifling oases of suretyof the
peace, of whisk
. s large numbea are returned
at erar~ farm.
A? TEL 8011. AMILIIIII.—MtII. 'Bender.
wge at the energetic manager, made her
first appearance at the Royal Adelphla The
atre,. Liverpool, on Monday evening last.
VIM DRUM' IN PAMELA Comm.—Tbe
number of mon to be drafted in Dauphin
county - is 825- r or 41 more than in Allegheny
County. ,
Wednesday
In the battle of Antietam .. , on
Wedsday, Sept. 17th, JAMES of co.
Bth Penna. Iteserres, to the «kt year of his age.
The tonere will take plum on Wxont rooy. at 10
o'clock a. m.; from the rwildence tas mother, on
t3fsritig alloy, Tlfth Ward. The idols& of the dually
are respectfully invited to kttend.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GIDYZIVAIID DAUB'S 81WIRO MACIMIX, for
family and • umtnutsetuting parposu, are the.
beat in two.
• A. P. CHATOST, 13111111rIli
, No. 18, Birth West.
. ,
Semen u
: Gests, merelisne' tutor, would
moot respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally that helms returned from the
East with his , new stook of till and winter
goods. His stook' eansisuOf the latest styles
'of clothe oasslmeres - vostlnp, selected
from thelsteet importation'. • fieitlemen.de
siring s neat fitting garment, end at-prices
lower than at any other tailoring establish
ment In the city, would do well to giro-him an
early esti. Samuel Graham, merchant tailor,
No. 54.Blarket, street, one door from Third.
Ws would tall attention to the superb stock
of Fall and. Winter Clothing, for_ gentlemen
and boje' wear, to be foUnd at Messrs: W.
11. McGee k Co.; 'corner of Federal street and
Diamond Krum. It has been selected under
the supervision of the proprietors,. and it
covert emery description of goods for .geatle
mene,drites or business GenUeMen's
famishing goodi, such, as, white shirts !and
flannel undershirts, drswen, gloves, assists,
&a., will also be found In • the establishment,
in every select and large assortment.
'rr POSSIBLE Oise any soldier can by so
foolish as to leave the city without s supply.
of .Hollowses Ointment., and Who
evor.does so will regret.it.. These medicines
am the only certain cure for bowel oompbtints,
levers, sures and , scurvy. Only 25 cents per
box or pot. 223
INTING COY*lta and Joiner,
.letibbeg Shop Virgin alley, between Smithfield
street and Sherry alley. All kind, of Henze
Expelling done -on short notice and in wrirk
manlike manner.: Charges moderate.. Leave
your adore." , All order" promptly attended to.
•
. . .
. , . .
Oratraus caran riW be taken at the Omnibus
ofEoe, No. 405 Liberty street, day or night.
Ali •orders, left at the above place will be
promptly attended to. ' All calls must be paid
in advance.' ' , , - orn
GREAT - bargains In - carpets, oil clothe ' [Set
tings, !up, ALu. J. Finch, corner of Grant
and Fifth streets, still continues eloidng
,out
the above dented goods .at greatly redieed
-
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EILWICILIT ACADltilf.— Winter 11101112011 will
1300121111 iii. 31011d8i, Nov. 8d,1862. Addiesa
lerr.'ibteph S. Travail!, Sewiekleyylllo„Pa.
. , . s3o:2w
DINTLIWILIN—Dr. C.8i11,50.241F, Penn At.,
Attends to all branobet of the Dental profat-
O:IIJrTS.
WANTED—A Bond and Mortgage tor
$6,000, baflog 8 yows to rao, on improved irSty
property, which us .11 cult at duo rata of 816
out. per year Apply to .
= AfoILAIN h 00..102' Fourth st. 7.
VV ANTED-100 bash. Beans; 1
la'oC)
sier~rrrs .ntacur,~-~s.
virEt.piLEß4
Sewing. Machines,
N 0.17 rirrEt wrincr, PITTSBURGH. PA..
Aularded the ring Prows, a a.
o?ili'lCD STATICS FAIN
For tho Yearn 1858, 1659 and 1880.
UPW/LaDS OF lon,ooo MOGNINZSSOLD 'PiIE
lINITIFD STAUB.
mom TITAN: it:1,009 SOMME PANT TUB.
iro odor to the pnbiaWEIZZLIS O WILSON'S
tmettßVlD SEWING t.LOBINE,at BILDMIED
I'lllCES;iirlth hue:weed conl24eniet of lee matte ea
the heft and wort reliable Tway Sewing idowitina
cow It doe nasty well on the thiekeet'pel
tblnnest tabrice, make* the loclioNtch tmpoodble to
worinel, wllke•cm both oldie; belmpleto ooesinn ,
Ake, eon speedy In mono:mot, end mom doable
Omit", rtelos oriole end,. dootrAfkof of ifs.
dam, InzatiOsed grattd, on oppueonon pare,to
by totter. :
tem Machine wwrrwoted tar three warm
.11*11141 , n sIIIINER 1 tit)
bf W Pftf fiLMALL.Dato. .
WILL4/11 /11 , 081 , 18' onwpalle4 Oak& fluid
1126'1410101111WING 114ORTN14.- I
13•Imovotai Au. IL.
• PITTILIBEISGIO,
Throe !acidic, will di: all kinds of work, and ane
warranted
• •
• liPiabalL NOVO& • I •
Lot the Daigle ho parboils weaned Mai Weep list
boy and aso WILLIAM 'II OBVIS' MACHIN
with as much Impunity leo any to market, notwith•
alwiding Ms gross mbutatemente purporting to cm.
anus from the Grover a Barr Bowing rdschlne
and others. The Idea of stopping parsons from Delos
the. machlnas, when they cannot stop no from sill.
lug' them, is preposterous. This Harbin, was pa:
suited fob. 12, WI. We promise to reword any ?emu
oak a Hewthp iffeaUs• who no point out one single
no.. when • person to whom ere have sold s Machine
have beau legally stopped from mind it, or hare had
to pay to parte. AOHNITI WANT&D. •
• mull , MILT. STRAIN •• ant
ream MAAS t 1114•1111.
Pittsburgh, Paptember 10, HO.
DISSOLUTION - ON PARTNIIR.IIIP.
—The partnership be:retort:is misting between
JOS. BPBSOICB sea W B. GABBARD was diet
mind on tea - 20th of August, 1861, W. B. OAR
GARD Wag authorised to mule ap the bagman ol
the UM arm et bls- cake la the Etreway. The
Brewing Holum will be maillatied by BPSISI7ILB
• IfeLAT,lrbo Intend to base always on bind a .
taperior article of ALM, POISTRB and BBOWCI
STOUT, Tee .1121d11114X01 will be thsakfal to the
friends of the tale firm for • continuation of their
pet prombe to tusks It
s a r i s haim to give
a to all wbottunr paratans them.
11r. ItUBISBT WAT.g.ni of. Liberty etnett, so
long known to the basins; commtutity, will ban
the management of one teggiams; with the fun con
trot In we Brewery.. ..
Adders all orders to fIPILMIZB A.IacZAT ,
nix Brewery, rittstangh; Pa.
,11081t1Pil BrLNULB,
esl2 - ~Ii)J., J AIIII2I Bc.. AY.
11 - 1116:1AUTION . i.Xl.l"Atcl'.C.Stie
stur..—Ths Partnership lately 'editing b..
timm MAL 'B. LZIOO and B..BUTOSIINdON,
of Pittsburgh, under the erm of LASOiI A BUTCH-
I }MON, was dhoolvtat on the Ist do of September,
A. D.181L,.. by mutual careent. AU debu owing to
the held sartsuirabl•p are as be rseetrsd by either of
the pertzere, and all•demas as on tn. tutud partner.,
ship sue td be presented to alibis for pkyoleal..
• MAMAS B. LANZ'S,
'ltiettirtb. 2 4 l , 9, ii41a. 241 . '
,
CIILELES, ' LEECH, Vulva Arta'
• V Gum 'S'atetra AND Ocnurturne.tdaacifeirr he
the nip of WIWI. OHM", padsupg,
An., and sweat for the celebrated Uniontown Ur..
idENT, Noe lie Seoo.d and JO. Sim stints. be.
trent Weedandlintitheeld. Pit - Übe/we. • sea
Nat'l
bltdOVAl).—L: & wilaye`
totooved to Ward:toms ' T Libuty stmt.;
wins they wIU os plaroj to tom ado puma - col
cLd"Mt-b50. 3 11 aci9 l4 . 4940 for done. of Pio,
;dead an
164,11 th &Ur; - • ,
, LLICILPIASO.Ift Ulnas salt kepi
,Zioa X4EUISI4II•AWK , . ,
KU • • ' - off f 7:
awls"
«4 - a 1 ,, !/ 1 411;iiiiliGIViiii;
wn Wdir
THE LATE ST: NT.WS,
BY =nem
FROM WASHINGTON
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES
(Stoat! Distotch to the Pittabozith Guette7j;
WOUIVOTON afT, - 00t. 7,1882
rt,R3catai. " ,
Clos Morton was oll' at six o'eloCk this
morning, to.-revieW some Indiana troops on
the other side of the river. He returned at
nine o'clock; and through the forenoon was,
closeted with ther.Prosident in Important con
imitation, as is ituderstood; lu'Western mili
tary Matters: :-- • • ' '- -
•GIOM more Morgan and Andress' are also in
town.' Also Gen. Cox end Staff, of °MO.. '
' Secretary Chase btu been 'confined, to his
reside ea for several days by the recurrence
of, the ; chronic
chronic lameness in his foot. Re will
"ova the out again. . -, . , •
.. , 113 1 111011 ID PIOUTINO AT 0111111111VILLI1
• We have abundant - rumors 'of fighting, or
probabilities of fighting, In the neighborbOed
i l
of Can resale. Thu far it is Believed to be
wholly nefounded,though , there orb "ome
reason for supposing it not impossible, that,
the rebi" may be preparing for attackieg us
from that direotion. - '''
' OIL- cox airorsirxr. TO A 51W CO1l11•11D:
General Cox and staff bare left &gal'', en
'route for their new field of Mbors. It is
acaniely necessary to a d d that neither it4no'a
Ninth Army,Corps, of, which b. has recently
been commander, nor the Kanawha Division,
to which ha 'formerly belonged, will accom-
COL. SOL.: 1112.1.D1ia
Col. 'Sol. Meredith', of' 'the 19th' Indians,
will bay. big - BrigsdierMentant'snomitiggion
within's couple otd e ye. giTen on
Hooker's reoomminclition.
. . ,
isomtioa ,
Governor Morton ?Marna to Indiana Polls
to-morrow morning. He will leave hie private
secretary her's' to' close' up' the' bnainesi for
their troops, and to settle secioants with, the
War" and Treasury DepartMente for money
advanchd to 'equip Indhina troops, in the re
sent emargeney.
Dr. Dullard smompsnies.the Indiana State
agent to Hirsper's 'Ferry, to look after their
woUnded, and' inspect the conduct 'of their
surgeon. 'B.l'l'oll is the - condition ,of their
hospital, without attempting, kiViolatelany
'of the War Deßirtsnent'ernies, or to alkyl one
word against the Generals in the field that'
might indicate dissatisfaction with their ion
duet.
Of tile proltibility'of tilde reatoval it a not
.
,Improp n r to lay '4hat the ,Sort/ of a, ceiaain
prominent Weitern gentlernin to ,have Mat
ters in, that department conformal : to the
popular wisher, hare in alt probability been
aucceurful. .
• .
Torpor in military matteri aontinnea, e t ery
thing depends on the Upper .Potomao, and
nobodylere know what to expect from that
WAIIEUXOIO/4 Oct. 7.-oapt. Job ltaini,
the schooner Staunton, who 'arrived here to
day, reports that the rebels - had- succeeded In
placing a bactery•at 'Cockpit. Point, on ;the
Potomac river, andithat.inot before sunset
; yesterday, one of our-gunboats ran into the
Point and shelled. the battery, ontirely!de
straying it. Be thinks that theremust bare
been a considerable - quantity of iombuidble
material in the home din te vicinity of the tat
' taififill a. large ara:lrae.beraleg n041..4)1,41
'•" ' .
' The' captain of the aclo - oner Elise Ann
Johnsonoehloh arrived this morning; states
that be spoke a ichodaer below Coekpit Point,
which - warned him lot to. go , too near in, as
the downer Georgia had been Area on. Be
Was told that our; gunboats had run in and
shelled the rebels out, setting the place; on
lira The eaptalz ;had beard Aring during the
afternoo 'and u he' ame up he saw three of
our gunboits'iying out from the Petit, aqd a
large Are burning op shorn
BS I
The Commissioner of Intorno" vilbitit wlli
shortly issue a'pamphlet eat/dicing the 'art-
Otte decisions whteh Wife been made, relative.
to the subjects _embraced in the excise law.
This publication cannot- fall to be of import
&nee to all clusss of tax-payers, and will ;fa
cilitate the tiansaation 'of - business with' that
bonen. "'•
Governors Andrews, Bradford, Morton ►nd
.Morgan werwalkin Washington today.
According to a recently issued army order,
Capt. George H,Johnetoni Assistant Adju
tant General, having sent a letter to'► =Ou
ter of. Congress. censuring hll superior Offi
cers, and inclosing a copy of an official report
of a confidential character; id' relatiOn to the
defense of his post, and asking his oominuni
cation to be brought to the notion( the See
rotary of War, thus doubly - violating the
army regulations and general orders, is pub
licly reprimanded. BA immediate command,
the order states, is not fren.from censure for
permitting Cant. Johnston to oopYand trios
init., out of the prescribed Channel, official
doeumenu. • •
If any ofßeer shall hereafter without proper
authority, permit the publica tion of any al
oha letter or report, °callow any copy of slash
document to miss into the bands of persons
not authorised to naive tt, hii name will be
submitted to the President for dismissal.
This rule applies to all °Mobil letters and re
ports writtenly an officer himself. ,
Patriotic Resolutions Adopted.,
' Bono', Oct. 7.--RuolnUon • wore adopted,
calling upon the people of all parties to sop.
port the administration, and put down the
rebellion, classifying with the moat infamous
criminals, the authors andpromotan of rebel
lion against the most beneficent gorernment
on the earth, and declaring and trusting that
the people will never consent that one star be
stricken from the' constellation upon the old
lag, or one pillar be removed from the temple
of liberty, recognising Abraham :Lineoln,
Chief Bzuatire Magistrate of. the Nation,'
whose rightful authority and power ought
always to be rigorously and
guarded and preserved, .that, he, • the
President, must answer to us, the 1111t1011, to
posterity, and itbore all, heart, and soul, and
mind, and strength, will support the Preil.
dent of the United States in the prosecution
of this war to the entire and anal 'oppression
of the rebelUon. • • . .
The laat two resolution' are sa follow:
Resolved, That we-offer the thanks of this
Convention to the loyal States. of the border
for their devotion to the Union, the Consti
tution and the klieg. We' know mhattbey
have suffered: we koow - against whom 'they
oontand ; we know the strength of their pa
triotism. It is arm ;and true when hostile
arm, encamp upon their soil. and devastate
their homes, and: we brand as : false and
wicked the imputation of . fanatics . and
partisans that their, loyalty Is doubtfel,
end, therefor*, their oo tinsel atm u Id bee paned.
God bless Maryland for the last proof of her
lidelltY. God bless Mil brave State of Hen ,
lucky, cursed to.dity by the tread of the rebel
army. Her people ate our people ; beroeuie •
is oar cause, and It - is our proud conk/sire
that she will pass' through her reressot trjal
with ber (sir fame untarnished, sad while
she routs those who havo Invaded ha, will
confound those who h avev slandered her.
Resolved, That Masssohnretts responds
with full heart to the sedition with which the
Army of Virginia greeted the 'appointment to
Its commend of Major 'fienerru George 33.
McClellan. • -Let all Irregular and iremponel
tie intanneddling :with his tromniand 'of tbe
army, whether to high 'plums eulnelovi, by
letters Written In !asap or•briiiewanois In
Conmntlen, anywhere and evarylibeggi hence=
forth muse, : , I_, ,
From Lowiarllll4:
Loilsvitm, Ootobet 7.—awit.ollbert with
Mstory+, it at Lohaamai It Lesippased
hy military man, that Ma whola• rebel faros la
retratUng jiLan's qap;* Law mile, tooth of
Crab grahard # whirrs they intend to mak* a
a laud. .
Tha litilliiiiiMaytiarairilie will 1 6e .3 oza •
Plated- 1 4 awnlitc ;', ;
N5. 21 1 . a nrill.%l 1 1. 0 fi 3
.9..•44 1 0
rebslslaie ) 41 # 1 4 . 4.,*td i'^we
emir irseks jostetbsy ctaa E.•
manz tr at e a d,
J,zhastcry of thliatilltirio l tilliiii*Mlit4t'
Inlaabstlitovria,st,llo.4oliplais4ArQhls
.onstry. !asks b
PROM PHILADELPHIA.
Bpeclat Dispatch to the Pittstturp Ga setts.
PRILI.DELPHIA, Oat. 7, 1862
A correspondent of the Pre a • says that
Francis W. Hughes is a native of North Car
olina. He bee s brother now living In that
State, who is a violent smeleionist. His
nephew, John Hughes, who wathis law part
ner In Potteville, left for the South after the
fall of Sumter. The w ife of thbsJohnllnghea
belongs to a family of rabid secessionist' in
Newborn, North Carolina. Hatred ofi the
North, and contempt for the Government char- .
asterism the conduct of this whole family.
. Should the Breekinridge Democrats succeed
ibis fall, this Ilaghor will be oar next United
States Senator.'
Acorrespondent,-:writing from limper's
Fen', says: "Everywhere I see signi of na
tivity. A movement will soon take &no,
and a great battle will be fought at Winches
ter or Front Royal in i short time." D.
Kentucky Affairs.
Lomaytti.x, Oct. 7—Midnight—Lexington
mostly evacuated by. the rebels, only about
a hundred remaining there. Tho rebels
tooki and sent to Camp Dick Robinson, seven
thousand barrels of pork, from Ohomanlt
Company, packed on their account, and for
other parties, mostly secessionists. They
also took ninety thousand dollare worth of
Jeans. and Limeys, from Oldham, 'Scott
00., which they have manufactured into
clothing. The rebels paid for there goods in
Confederate Scrip, rimless the owners refined
to receive it, In which event, no consideration
was given.
Reliable individuals, who have conversed
with the rebel soldiers, are confident that a
battle must ensue before the rebels leave Ken
tucky. The rebel 'soldiers told them lthat
they preferred being killed, or captured and
paroled, rather thin Much over the mbrui
tains again. This seems to be the conellizion
of the whole rebel army: •
The report of three companies of Ohio cav
alry being taken by the rebels near Elizabeth
town; last week, is utterly false.
The Southern line is working to Bagdad.
Treatment of ;he Sick and Wounded
Soldiers in the Hospitals.
lhatussono, Oct. 7.—A large number of
letten have been received at Headquarters
In this city, from different portions of Penn-
Sylvania, complaining bitterly of •thei: bad
treatment of our noble volunteers in the IT4ited
States hospitals in Washington, Annapolis,
Philadelphia, 'Chester, Point Lookont, - ' and
Providence, all indicating the neglect of the
Medical Bureau at Washington in supervis
ing the duties of surgeons in charge. It is
very evident that the Medical Bureau is , un
able, properly, to meet the present. exigency,
and the people - must agitate the question of
the proper. Ireatment of ony sick and wounded
soldiers, until the Provident himself directs
better arrangements to be'made by the United
State,Surgeon General.
At the late battle of Antietam there was 'an
utter want of foresight the wounded being
left for days on the Held uncated for. Being
familiar with the total inefficiency of the
arrangements made by the Medical Bureau at
Washington, Governor. Curtin will leave no
means untried to remedy the evil, and restore
our wounded to the fostering care of their
own homes.
Prom Port Royal and Bermuda!
- New YOIIC, October 7.—The steamer Star
of the South, arrived at this port this after
noon,-from Port Royal.
The members of General Ilunter'natalf are
among her - passengers.
The Nato, South doneunosa as untrue, .the
report at the' North, that Port Sumter bad
been assailed
Deserters from Savauneh, report the arri
val there of .Beauregard, who has made a
speech to the troops, pledging them that he
.would metake Fort- Pulaski in thirty days.
The Fingal and another rebel battery would
be . ready within two weeks.
Col. Barton, with apart of his regiment, Vie
48th New York, had destroyed the salt works
at Bluffton.
Two gunboats had *Milled the rebel battery
at Cranston Bluff, on the Savannah ricer,
Bermuda adviem ' .of the 30th, report that
Coin. Wilkes, with the 11. it gunboats Wa
chusett, Tiop and Satiomo, were in the port
of -SL . Ceorgise 'and had exchanged salutes
with the Fort.
The Late
. 4istile at Corinth.
.. . .
. Canso, Oat. 7.--As yet we can only state
, f
ii
t general results of the lighting al Corinth.
kirmishing commenced our Tuesday last, and
t ere has been more or fess flAhting every
ay since. The rebel lose is abont 800 killed
and 1,500 elate.,
1,800 wounded . . We have 1,500
prisoner' at Corinth; 300 on the Efatoltie river,
and more v. constantly' coming in. Withikve
hikers several thousand stand of arms thrdwn
.away by the rebel' in their flight. They are
,mostly new English make. Our loss is be
lieved to be 300 killed and 1,000 wounded.
Many of the houses in the town are badl
shattered by shot ; and shell. On . Sunday
General Ord drove the 'enemy five miler, over
hills and through woods and valleys, the
rebels taking advantage of every wood 'for
their infantry and every hill for their artil
lery. The ,fight lasted seven hours. The
rebel General Rogers was killed. General
Oglesby hah died of his wounds. Generale
Ord and 'Veach are slightly wounded.
- Prisoners taken' say that' their effective
force in that vicinity was 85,000. This is
probably an over-estimate, but it ie certain
that they have outnumbered us two to one.
imboden's Entire Wagon Train Cap.
BALTIYOIII, Oot. 7.--The Anaeriean hes' re
=lied the following speoler diepatai frOm
oumberlend':
Inaboden's. entire wagon train, embracing
supplies of 41 kinds,,two Owes of artillery,
one hundred small arms and fifty prisoners
were capturedoind Col. Morteynold is in pur
suit of him up the Groat Cacapon,, ,
Launch of an Iron-Clad Steumer.
Boscoe, Oot.7.—The new iron-clad siauner,
built on the plan of tho *onitor, and called
the Helmut, was suooessfully launched 'at
South Boston to-day.
Markets by Telegraph.
. PPlLLOZlPllll.oet.7—froon.—lrloar is held with
Luareued flunness, but I 1 want of supplies restricts
operation; sales of 2,003 bids extra Sunny at 1 6 , 23
05 75, and 8 30 bids fancy , at 87a7 23. Bye Flour is:
wanted .6 $3 75; sales of PounsylesaLt Corn Meal at
53 123‘, and Brandywine at 3370. There is a good
demand for Wheat; tales of 3,000 bosh red at $1 35,
abd white at $1 Oat Go. - 80 ninth eld Bye sold 'at
74e. Cans scene and in good demand, and3,oCobush
Yellow sold at 70e. Oats in geed demand at 42413 c.
Provisions are, Arm, but there is very l u te doing
Wes of mem pork at $12a12 25; hamaeell at 10a13o,
st o rle.__ and shoulders at. 6Mirec. Lard is
firm M. . Whisky firm at 350. .
Nay oat, Oct: 7—Noon.—Cotton quiet and en
changed. Flour advanced 5, sales of 11,300 bbla at
55 - .44/03 .6040 r State; 116 15aa 25 far Ohio, and 010
€6O 71 for Southern.. Whist: sale' of 12,00) bush it •
it 09®1 'l6 for Chleago Spring; 31 ital 133 for
Milwaukee Club, sad $1 stal 29 for red. Corn
advanced lc Palm 0f60030 bush at 611alr.c. -Park
quiet at sloa7sall 87% for ems, and 410 25aio
'IN tar prime. Laid firm. Nlttiskr dull at 353 c,
Cherenaraldi Oct. 6—rrodoig.—pie deMand for -
Flour is good aid stn higher. Sales of Super
fine at $4 ziet 23; Extra at 0 . 3004 an isailly'at
114 boat 60, and Fancy at 547104 Su. Whisky ts
fair demand.. Sales COM bids at 300. Prorndona—
ths demand far - Binon Shoulders Is stiltgood, and the
prices ars &shade higher. Sales of 3000 bldg., at 4%c
• Mow. 30 aids Clear Bacon &Ors add on Saturday
evelningat We; packed, which le ashad• zbelOw the
mute t. Euddng ,traospired. in. other artichre. re g
Grooming the'rearket continues henna; and
13x. Coffsels up to 2.325 e; and Sugar 0 1 40
/1 lot Rawarell43sol4*lor Crushed; - Molasses
2o for Sugar-house, and ISo to{ Orleans. Mars
Is a good demand Mr the best grade of Whisky, and
the alihringe isM4 light. the • marked rules; drm at
NI prices. -- We quote priine Bid at 83099 e; Ohio or
'lndiana' Whits at 30,303 e; and lien Lucky White at
above prqseh • • - . - •
Mc" Yoix.cd: - hd73l 6 00
bola sold at 164344135 e. -.Flour firm; .17,000 bids sold.
254,000 bush Wheat sold st St like!. 45 be white.
Corn adesneedl sales of 124„000 - Park ls
Lard buoyant. at, 1)%00 31pze Moe 41A.
.13agas
chamotd. Wes more active. .
Stealing Exchatige quiet at • 361.4 per Cent profile•
tin; tbel stock market Is Irregular but fpularally
at the board, but en Meant. of 414 3 . Per sub
isequebtly tol(pleice. '.Oldosgo sucl Bock Islam/ . 3
.Cumberland Coal•LB 1111nols emitted Railroad - El •
1111=21/ Ventral Bonds doe;- ILle.himin Southern -
. laws l'ork::Central;ll l s%;Pounaykrazas. Cod -101;
"Readint .1 6 3 i; '64 c's thsy.;
Tomcod, wes* American Gold ArAt T
-3•llfa 106%;.11kam0n5,•1331/1014(0., z
Ooties buoyantElketCe ciretilar toot, s,prfnia
at 23e, and good at 24,V,a, and Car at 21e, and. omit.
vary attlalgV a c There le a st a ck r f Rio In port of:
92.,000hime
FOE b Ed V. • X'idilUtti
I I ban stieeieltd i arealannts
Itbith 1 4 iminahlffid UFAIMIOJCI* ;a ta• .
'tint 01 itgAlE*4l7: 4 l4 .wagon Jae. It
will Of 7ri t =if, pawns& malt mar
"Lboilk‘alik. inyotlartcapul 1 cm
mann gamma
O , PITTSBURGII THK&TRE.
Loser and
Trama sr., taxa
ekerThlid night otempoemeni of the beatetikd
young seeress, 2f W ALICE PLAOrDIL .
WIIINTLEIDAY liTlClaaff e OCT. dib t ifili;i
Will be perkemed.
Falsha, or the Slave Queen.
V ..... .... PLiOdir.
Townelnds with
IRISH 11/TOR
DR. O'fOOLE..
aUCTIOJIr &ILES.
.poslll, E BALE ov EAST LIBERTY
LOTS ANDI% ACRE TBAOT.—On SATUR
DAY AFTERNOON . , Oct. Ilth, at 2 o'clock L urq be
sold, on the premises, the louvrze ZW=ng
Late In hit Liberty, directly the new Pree
byterian Church, and the very situated of any
he village
One Lot fronting 43 feet 6 inches on Xbejhems
burg Pike, ens extending along Mend itreet 115
fe erected a two-story
feet—the lot being 64 feet wide In the react , whereon
Mick
One Lot on the comer of Mend and Broad - streets,
30 feet front on Vital street, and extending beck,
along Booed street Ti feet 6 inches.
Two Lots, 35 feet front each, on =and street, and
extending back
feet feet,PmPactivelit
Two Lots, 40 front each, on Miami street, end
extending back 61 and GS feet, y.• • .
Also, One Tract of Lend, con=l,l ecres„ on
a 25 foot road, leading from and near to. HUand
street. -- Tbe_premerty adjoins the canary residences Robert Whiteman, lin., - Daniel Negley, Pau, and
Alex. Bradley, Zee: It lays handsomely for Ontar
mental grounds, and is planted with bowleg Fruit
Trees—reach, Apple, Plum, de. Penn= whhthg to
view the Prop erty can tall on Er. William Joyce, on
the pre t
Passenger Railway Can run to Let Libera
Pennsylvania Avenue and Oakland, every hal t .
Terms at de. J. O. DATLII, And,.
-
BOOTS AND
BOOTS AND DHOW,
BOOTS AND ISHC4B,
At McOLELLAND'B AUCTION
NEW Y IN VENTED TENT FOE
&SPLOSMC 0&111301( OIL,
Made and sold by G. H. SHAW,
.04 Practical Otaciaa, 68 FIRE stmt.
MEN't3, Boys' Youths' and Children's
B 00? 1.,
At bIeOLELLANIYB Auarros HOME.
MoCLELLANLVIS
SHOE AUOTION HOUSE.
Prarros.
CILLEAP PIANOS.—FoirR.
V raw Bzonewmaan PIANOS rot
aux.—An excellent Rosinneed Mick
ering Plano, 6 octave. Price.; -AP
A Rosewood GatcaliCa. Plano, elegant can, . •
6 octave. Price .—. 180
'A Rosewood Stollen Plano,;te ba t Bale worn,
6 octant. .. 160 -
A Rosewood - Danford PSI°, vary On. tone, -
Price 130
A wcod,_Groverteen & Bale; new and
richly carved, 7 octave. --. 170
A Rosewood, Rays A Co. Piano, three yens
old, 7 octave. Price—... .........—.. 100
A Rosewood. Gilbert, Upright Piano, 63 cc.
tare. Prim. ` ..._ ...»...._........Y........... 1.85
A Blakkogazi p LT:Lond Pisno, - I;ke elm , 600.
A Rosewood Ge . rman - ia., large ante, oc
tave. Price_ 70
A So ft wood Chk .— kering Plane, very old but
good, 6 octave. Price 60 Of
A Mahogany, Load A Rio., old — but in good
order, 6 octave. Price-- 45 GC
A Mahogany, !odor * Co., old_adon Piano,
5% octavos. 20 00
A Walnut lean Piano, in good order, 6 oc-
tave. Price .... 76 00 A Mahogany, Gibson Piano, N e w -
York,._...
good, G octave.7s CIO
HEW PIANOS,
. _
A splendid stock M new runes, tram the bed
New Nork and Boston makers, on Land, and con;
&tautly receiving new supplies. Prices invariably
pe aims as. the manntacturers, and every lustre.
;neat warranted.
,Ws so r lo
Riau atzuoit.
91 Wont moat-
N" U ()RELYrIAe , o .
Jug received, a lot of
rum CLASS CTLII&P PIANOS,
Personally selected at the factories by a sLiiinra:
and warranted the bed and cheapest I.thro, for the
quality, ever offered for sale here. '
_ H. BLEB= di 11110., 63 fink street,
ee4' &le dierite for Seidner Ns Planar.
SI7S.—NEW 6/ uvrecii PLINOS,
lb rosewood mei. Lon trauma and oror.
imams, carved Lep, Amoy muslo desk, do.. for. SUN
also, 7 octave, same as the above, forEMO and UM
The abort Pianos are fully warranted Es Ass pears,
and ars the pagan bargains that tan tw Raul In
this city: Pismo call and am ahem. Now lietoda;
oas, at extremely low priori, of Prima's, Premott's
or Emith'a makes. Melodeons to lot at $1 60 and
upwards, per mouth rout allowed if purchased. •
CHARLOTTE 8L01LL,43 Mint rim&
.MERCII4XT rJ/LORS.
HENRY G. HALE & CO.,
(13occestioro to Jrneto. Watt,)
Merchant Tailors,
Are now melting their 11
FALL AND WINTER . MMOL
Which in extent, choke. taste Ned picas will com
pare hcorably with anything in the. trade, CollllPrill
ing all the newest and bast makes of French
CLOTHS.
oessimsass.
- VISTLIGS, and '
OTHHCOAILHAS.
Alae,. the Largest and beet selected ittock of Cicada
for bnairdie mita easibrotight to this market. '
Malebo avert' choke selection of •
oaxra If OBSISHING GOODS '-
always on hmedv: • -
Any orders intrusted to oar cars will asset with
prompt attention and punctuality in all oar. _
540 COIL OF PENNA ST. CLAIR ISTTIZIFTIL
Talc 1ui.T.123T brYl.dra
Fall and Winter Goods,
JUT TMOZIIirr.D
, . .
I' We have -now recelM2l our complete stock ot FALL
AND WINTER GOODS Compt.ftg In an the cunt
-elegant amortment of pods to be bound to the last.
ern Market, contisting of
•
•
OLBSIAIEBIA • •
OVIBbOATINGS. and
rIIII27NIFIL
Also, a ipleadld selection.
Fancy Coatings and Cassimeres,
The noveltia of Ili. swims.
. „
The above goods have been oarefolly selected. and
we feel sati that they will meet the approbation
of all who favor tor with their patronage. They will
be made up to order to the beat and oust ibildonahla
mannirr,st isodersto Pica. • •
. . ,
We bat.. also on hand • choke lot of BLirl
CLOTHS and 0A115111111121, which bawl been ape.'
oill7 seeded for OlDan• uniform&
SAMUEL GRAY & SON,
unnaer'L
HO. 19 nrra
tilefllati4StLEo 1 80.—_ • • Wl'
PIIIIIIIIN OHOOOLATZ.—WIwer ind
../oCOA, SHONA, RONIZOPATm meQ
VANILLA 011000LA1121. wenestatt noel la
V9ollty sad large to the Pais Chocolates ; Imre
mood the tort of owwthrewqoareets alt
atetaty. old
ars pronotowed by ill who hays one tied them to
M eapenorto . w other..
• lassudectoted by W. Baker s Oe., at mate NM,
to Dorthectar, News., tad lbr alb at their Branch
Depot, N 0.917 Talton Wrote, New Tart Olty, and by
Grams and Doan genendly throat . howt the Nolan.
Eddrs.jalta 217 Fulton Stew. New Toth.
T Ai k y, VALEGN- Ur , YOUIL HI6L VU,
BUT.W:IM4:O4.D.'II 013XL.111ALIMATtIll,
. . .
.
Nadi trans oinembit gat. r lib
sill eats batter sad Man
thatarry Wise In tho
kw tun all - Impalas, and -Impute a
cream-11U limn)? to tbs told. • Plows.llllllll_lB Oft*
:Mal: - L me vow ban mot got It tall tita.u!sokit
Wsloa Y:44:ixditaincit - Was:l andA.Diacied:
11)10.111tINISI/ OIL
.V.QHILIE.PIACIt=—The.
urldlni g"dini kw* wien:tho too
quatlty
-Yid Colton t4l, dolfrared'on'tiosid of
amp tbafgh, Aar ItlPlaladolobleWW ill
lottebouss at Bed IffialePtiint. - Ifoir loft:
wo &am lota from Eltrt4l,ooo barrels ftesoboint
skip, or, foll_EtElls Ladino! dflc.ot olsodloto en
•'43llfgff..'-`;ll:anitturven-tb.- •xan l / 2 salt
other. - arserrasasr c,.
oaf bit Works. Pluibfirfik'rl"
:INDLI.T.URBEN, n`. • : 7-71
lice MOW mit - ,aum au: a lb& •
•liawillsakstoP via& tottioabrillsre Oft
egotb: -, Thip sett& woolbelsinamtao,Mie • • •
1034111** nosSiseted__ Whoa or-S44(1110011 •
Vacs* Oa w•clota.- fAsiotbie,ippOtirt.'
alm, tbs.l3t . dif - Rabbit In IS sal 13 •
on=
LIMX3WB . IMILOVED
BLOOD SEAACIIER,
suss mail
Cancer,
Cancerous Formations,
Scrofula,
Cutaneous Diseases,
Rrysipel.as, Boils,
Pimples on the Face,
Sore Eyes, •
Tatter Affections,
Scald Head,
- DYIP B Pdat
Costiveness,
Oldfand Stubborn-11/cers,
Rheumatic Diseiders,_
Jaundice, "
Salt Rhetun,
Iffercurie Diseases,
Genets' Debility,
r. MYBON
Liver Somplaint
Lou of Appetite,
Vow Spirits,
Female. Complaintik
Epilepsy or Pits,
Paralysis or Palsy,
Syphilitic 'Diseases and
Caries of the &nes,
toconraxs WITH ALL onus onturer
HATING - Tam oszcan nr A.DSPBA4sD
CONDITION or Tar BLOOD 03 CIECI3I4-
WWI OP DANIJL A. BOYD.
Prnsamtna, December. Si, MI.
Da. O. N. Hama:--I take pletwure.in makin g
this voluntary statement In favor of a Medlidne pro.
penal by you ealletl “Lnireirs DiOto gie r attrea.".
I had Eased brave years with flanfole; which
Mote out on My bend and forehead' so as to died/rite
rum vary iamb, and tack off the hair whin tits du- _
era made its appearance; It also , broke ant on rot
one aboriand beLow thiakol.,end eat into the eke.,
and gash se isto asp* a Markd mom The dime'
on my heist went uPr that several small pieces o.
bone anneont. I was very weak and low spirited,
and bad given up all hops of ever patties well, I
bed trialomeral sidllful physicians and they dtd me
no good. In September lest, - 1561,1 was indexed to
try “Lnonars's Immo 'en Bump
most main I had no 'alto in indent ruedkirem. but
after I had need three bottles of Blaid Ebearnar, the
ulcers on my bead and inn began mu. 1 hi,.
4011, taken elghtra ter, battles, mad my bead and arm
- ire entirely well except them:ars rentaininktrui the
1101111, Twill Sao state that I land the rheuteatime
way bad In my arms end lega The Blood - Beember •
elm eared the rhaumattue. I am sow well` rasa,
•
over forty yearn of age, and I Piet as mph, arid :7012.Di
; did when I Ina twenty, and have Movemedlit
weight twenty maids. I wreld Ida, Mate that the
disease 62 my kveheed wee . that When he .
stooped and lifted anything heavy, tbeillOod inn ont ,*
of tbe 'mi.., Dr. geper had S . phOtOfil taken M --
ma by Sir. Oarpa, the artist, after 1, began to - get
:sell. It does not ahoy mwearame. sti bed ea II
was beans I commented taking the tneditizta. Toe
Hem sot am photograph, tme - of which Ii now.ln . Int
possession; and also at Dr. Kefera, lidWoodatrent.
would also state
. tbatZ took. the Bloat fkarthet
width was made before Dr. geyser tonunsited teak.
lag it. Although It helped" mesente, not re.
Dever fait until I got the 'kiwi Made 14 Dr; 'Nelms
Matadi. One bottle& his didiria` . laiiiii send than
two of the old.' I believe IL La a great deal stroodol
and better. Mims recommended the Blood beam.
as to • pant away of my friends for rations diseases,
sod I Wien it bas helped the whole of them. Too
May publish this if you wish, and I'en, =Maw tb et •
all whom* Mdicted ea I wan may oe caret - 1 live tr
thb city. No. 4 Dins street, and am employed at Om •
notes Magma'', Damn Ifarble - Worka, 54 , Were ,
drat. - - DAITINL Pon). 2_
BLIND lAN CUBED.
I Ilse In E/Igo r m Intaton and. lave been
nearly blind In both byes for nearly lever Dript•
aped on Dr., geyser about three mouths net), awl
adad bins to Mere me dtrectim4 to the temtitutlon
fur the SUMS In Pldladolilih.,„ 'He - ebla IDs ebat t.
Deed not go to PhlisdeMhbi Co . get *4, b had
modtethe Mat would cam nil. m be
,seld yoY dims I* ,
vas Is the blood.. Item treated Sir It tinter Yeses
timed In the hapital In , ILL dty, and wm Mimed,
bat my Omen dinyeratmatd alter &month or two
ones I came ant of the hoepttaL 'toted my die .
mew was Warning and called, by 'the edslos at •
good Mend of Mine, cm Dr. Ktejecr.yho heti radars
ay dght, and my eyes 'are nearly as, wen' amr
The Doctor gave me ~ L lndsay a Bled tearrher" en
• wash, , . DAVID .IplDor.,y,r,
Illnitmegh, July a, lam. • caw= attui, sup.
intam—a, 1. 11111haurt, daimon dyed. ADA
A BAD BORE LEG OVE'ED:
- ..l"Trzatuotot.fignombor eittNy '
that r havolad si oars leg tor (NOT It riet: A
awned with Worts toad kris Kt tbiO! Could m 4 .-
volt bi nOsN7 kii4l*E4Oti#lris
to B / 1 ; . N) 'de 1 41 7thbti Ix atilmot
Itiledmendoftiebeatdoctin to ta°
but any buoili l 4 # 12 47 i.caboa oo Dt.
Itelbor.,st No. 140 Wood ahem, who only ouftool - • : 2 . :
co man tiro womb, and gots too but two bottloo of • ,
totNda•- sad iso rum anti:lo wet! and biro an- - .'
UMIKI troll •lor biz math.. 1 ito omptorot at tbt- •
Nagle ingloo -Atom, on Youth atrium; tam any
oils as mum. ' , THOItAB RANBILL.
soirs• tarifa to frdi u• • rts4t- 4-10.6:
0114W1 ad starlet. "r,
•
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47 ,1 f t St VT, - -
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arBE
Thiknilit.i au math. hopaima.l
idEb t , of ruin - to conosuirsto il* - Wk•nr.the: Irtn•
Ti.. too • , IPrelledepte Morel of ti. Ls . mtt:oad
1%1140! now olistrqt Itginglaftt the D.
.at at Ns oxperSeisca. • tab .faitly.icrectua
Was is Psetersd 'lk iamb t
herefore ihs tar Wax.
si r dia ' t ;;!*•trog. .11
6 .. k gk u ricearst . saare
merarrA.- ,
iserate. SOUR THIROAVAIMIIIIIAOL-7
, via air. comas e.BD:OOOpLyDD9, 4 / 1 4 tau Ls.'
isrmian
-17/.4"1 151 44 1, ..
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Islowlsestlia VorlinEBAS4'IMI6
1 .! 0 41:1114. „, , ,i5ti to
amt aget ant , ll.7 of
irstrs liteiw 4a
4411 /2 1 M o r i g l aia 0 4 - 1 0 ,44 1 1"
atptzt
101 loath flaaj=tai.
• lkiill7-XlniMiltall .140 Woodland.,
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