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7MOTOAY" r MOEHIHQ, :FEB. 2.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
from Saturdaj’s Eveamg Edition.
Description ofil»e>tcam Fire Epgtne
Allegheny.
' The new Steam Fir* Engine Alleghany,
whloh Is now ready for sarvioe, is solely the
production of Pittsburgh mechanics, and as
mob our eltlsens fee! a doable Interest in her
‘ aea Are apparatus. The -trials which
’ bare alr^y.beeiTmade f were ofayery grati
fylng character, although merely experiment
tall I jA thorough teftpfber throwingpowershas
not ye t-been made, bat the indioatlonaaie that
•be will perfotmiothe entire satisfaction. of
tl e builder and the Weappend the
1 Mowing deicriptlonj
2ht boiler !* thirty* fourinches in diameter,
apd four feet three'lncheshlgh. The fire box
S twenty-seven Inches deep. The flues are
o hundred and’twenty-one in natnber, and
enty inches long. The engine* and pomps
are horisohttl, ana plncedan a wrought Iron
. trank whloh is fourteen inohes wide and seven
feet long—tamed parallel. : One end is used
for a water tank'and the othef for! a tool box.
Tbefteamoylinden are six Inches In diameter,
twelve Inches streke, and caitin one pleoe,
coupled with cranks at right angles, which •
makes the water motived and discharged by the
pomps aA uninterrupted The pump*
are four inches in diameter, twelve inches
stroke, with nine receiving valves at each end
-thirty-six in atl. The discharging, valve*,
are made larger, and redaood in number to.
sixteen. ..The engine.has. two receiving no*-
xlea—oj\e ©n.thejront., *ud*..end the other! oh'
/ the bottom of the water trank. Thb letter U
/ made to revolve .to any angle—at the same.
.time, by a bew’arrangement it can be made
Instantly watertight, thus avoiding all daisy
• in. making attachments, no matter what;
position the engine may stand in to the fire
hydrant. The steam is conveyed to and from
thecjHnders by* compound pipe, the motiv
ing being inside of !the exhaust pipe, whloh
to
ihihttle raise ? dad^bcatsgfopti a
piriorthi* th.ioitor
i is colled thirty-three feet, of copper pipe. In
the form of a doable through whloh
‘ the water panes to the fores pompi, and is
heated to a high degree before it enters/the
boiler. Her springs and axles afls'soarranged
as toreleaseber fromaUjolt or jar%hen ran
nlng. Everything is made of the best material;
the workmanship is of the most Accurate kind,
and when •be'TCdSlves' her holler cuing she
will present* moii-beautiftri finleh. ~! .
The “Allegheny,** being totally home
manufactured, moon credit is due to the
mcehanies who were engaged In her oonstrao*
tion. The boiler and trank were famished by
J. M. Brash; brass outings' by A. Fulton k
Son; blacksmlthing by Qracy A Kennedy;
axles by Coleman A Qo.r wheels by Phelps,
~Parke KahmA
Co.; iron outings by* James Bees? •: 1
Mr. George Wilson, Chief Engineer .of the
Fire Department, the leading builder,
from drawings . famished, by Mr. James
Nelson.’ ‘ f '
The offioers and members of the company
deserve! gnat credit-for the- taot and energy
whloh they .have ..exhibited in 'thus adding
another beautiful and powerful apparatoi to
4heAre deperttt*Dt;-aad—tho-eltieen* of the
werd.jrho kavnso Jlbcrally aliied in its con
struction will bete no eauae to regret it, slnoe
the “Allegheny Boys’* are determined to
“stick to them’* at all haserds. ;
The StaQdamas Against the Com>
missionera.
Judges Hampton and Williams, of the Dis
trict Coart, w#ro engaged on Saturday morn'
ing in bearing emrtherargtttnent on the ap
plication for a‘mendamus'lo’'compel the
County Commissioners to issue warrants to
Court ofioers, jurors, eto. The relator in the
present case .is Daniel Mitehell, Crier of the
District Court, who has been refused a war
ren tnpou_the_Treasurer.for . the: amount due
him, :.1 .w; - , v. .1 . ,U.
E. B. Carnahan, Ksq., County Solicitor, ap
peared .on .behalf of thq Commissioners, and
took thie'gronnd that under the decisions of
the Circuit and District Courts of the United
• • States, the Commissioners were prohibited
from Issuing any warrants until the judg
.... ments.obtained in the Circuit Court wire sat-
Jiied4, ..the derisions- of Judges
Qrisrand MsCandless, and argued the points
at length.- ,
Mr. Woods, (who appeared for the relator,
In the absenee of Mr. Forward) contended
that-the question esta-thapowercfthe-Com
mUsldners te issue, warrants' was no where
raised In the derisions alluded’ to. He took
the ground, that,the Commissioners should
issue their warrants,' and If the Treasurer re
fused to:pay them, the holder eould-prooeed
against hits, either by mandamus or dt en-
suit en the warrant: :If th» Court
wool! ; gntnt a mandamusagainst.the Treas
urer, for refusing pay the warrant upon Its
presentation, than the question he to what
eohsUtates-an appropriation of the money In
the trea*ury, caa be properly raised.' It ean
than be‘derided whether the ordinary expen
ses of tha county must be paid .Irrespective of
the rallroadyjudgmeatrin the‘Circuit Court,
or whether the holder of, the warrant must
enter suH'egaiost; the county, u prescribed
by aet of Assembly.
: JudgeHatapfon-rather kedthet he had
discovered nothing 1 is - the h decisions of
- the Qirooit Court • which- would prevent
the issuing of wtfTenWby the:Ooanty Com
mlssftnisrf. ’ Therawwraiiitifiohtibns thrown
V u out ihat the Commisibhers bught not to issue
warrants : until jtie-Judgment* the
ttountywafcpnld, buttheqnostton of power
. to issue warrants was not raised.:. A warrant
: :r ] was hoi merely a certificate of indebtedness,
tat it TM *>■« *p APpmprUtlnn-ng-monay Ln
j the Jttehewy'jiPtjp.tMnrUe. legally eppropri
.■• ,'iy 4 Frp».these: ead-eiartUr intimatlonif U is
ilafemdthettheOenmiMtaiiefa “will bo or
dered by the Court to Utas warrAßta to tho
6fihseoaria,Jhrori # .wUa€Mei, and
. oth»r*V*°4 if the Treeinm refuser to pop
'Vfhees'whea- presented,' further proceedings
willbeaeoestary.
The nh /will reotlre that oarefal consider
ation, whiob lu linporteaoo. demands, and the
decision of the Court vill be «waited with la*
■ Unit. •■■•!■■■■■
s AJSotei-SuiU -
A ease'somewhat aoVel th*ite character U
now.eattUlia Qerrijikarjr. The Adatui Ex- u
, .presidompa&jbrißgseii. action agalait the si
* tj
-of $3,00 d erromKrvtjVpiid to j th tmi : It ap-
pearf.thsi the ExpWsi ‘Company hied reoeired J
a package of money at Baltimore tobe
shipped to the Hagerstown Bank, ooa
- the
* parcel ; w»* in thftbffie»ui'EXaztiihtlTxWlp«&r(lf
of $3,000 weresbeirebted andpepir placed is
the parbM
thewUWiWfAihenJir^l^i^torirArdod
* to He(M(|owaKVh«teju VMidvly.deUvotod,
ud upon opening it discovered that a Urge
amottathad been abstracted. The oompnj
wee notified Of the oocsrrence, end paid the
Hi It nflHt nMii tn -’ After
: thii r Maoh wee Ua United fcrrthe ptrtpn;who
v < hadaW tracted thesiottej; aad.U'the'ooane
em-
•-• ployed in the 6flM/wfcoy*Metyeo' to oberre
..; tion of .the miad, : h*d takes 4ke mosey end
destroyed it bybarntngtbVsemii in Wetsel’i
swamp, about tf»fnrtleubsTtthe elty. It wee
clearly established that ..the aotee destroyed
- Hagerstown: Bjahjandihs J2x
-• ■ |rrilieeoajPM>thereforeaaeJfe4'that theßaak
-: llt&eles*. by the deitnao*
tioh oTthair pwa henoo they ought
amOßatpaid to them. A large
aaee4>f eetdeeee was produoad, aod the eaee
liftfliontriaL
"..r-lUai Oaxaca roa Cooraiao.—Mr. i. f. L.
: Cxrnoghoa.of Podorolotroot; aoor' tbs' DU
- awniyAiMfbny dotorainod to
rollaqollli'tnufnoM, win clooooiitwt retell (or
whoUulo, If jdMinblo,) Ilia BugdUorat itook
of r**dr-mady fookloaoblagyntlymon and
bojl' UfriofaUooa^haad a.-rory
, hooyjotook of tbo Boat dollnUo jiiooo goody
: to bo ftud latlio m*rkot,kowlll«oBtln«0 to
’ makxto - ordor oil dofcriptlonl of mkn and
boyy’olotbtng In l*ii nmo itjlo tbotboy oo
: .VearoU » Ugh arofaUOoß'fcrVli oioSl-Mowa
oottbUlkmoot. Iho odronoo. la -jjHjio of all
artioloi of olothlag ocmUaßoil’onir'irltolaulo
norohaato of tio But aroioonrlß* tkoboon
' S»«4«t wIA ttoidfai
laylaa itook of olothlag whoa taeb tup.
■ portoalty u tbopnioat G oflarod.
Will bo told low, «7 low, whoa
' adraaoo li Ukon lato
omooacd oocard bargalat.
7#aa/idMorphaa*’u
onr all oxpoaM. dollarr
w*»aottod»tBt.P»al’ita^^Mb.'
-Tke.Caae of Elizabeth'Beatty*
The ease of thii unfoftuaalift young woman
it fcxeitiag much sympathy, and ibebashad
*oT*Tai;’«ader6.of money to j aid her in de
fending herself Against ih« obwge of murder
in shooting her’ seducer,John M'Cormack.
The destitute eondttion of her family, how*
oirer, appeals to the consideration of the char
itable, and the friends < f her parent* are at
work in ooHeotiag fundi for their relief. Her
father fcri'beeb,sick since last July, and is
low that h'6/can survive'but a i-hort
time'. Hit mother is well, but circumstanced
a»Bheno»rij,shetao earn nothing for the fam
ily. Twaboyt/who were the inain support of
the family,-enlisted in the army, and one of
these lost his life in battle. The other is still
in the lory fee, but has reerived no pay for
some months. These, with a small boy, oon*
stitnte the family.' The girl now' in prison
has contributed to' the support of the family
since the boys enlisted, and the parents are
consequently leftlff destitute circumstances.
Mr. Jfcaed Llttl&, CarpofiteY, of the Seventh
Ward, wilt receive contributions for the relief
of the family, at his shop oniSetenlh street.
Contributions ctn aUo bo left at the office of
Alderman Doaaldson, on St. Clair street.
PrisonerKemoved.
Jennie Scott, one of the young women re
cently sentenced Ip jail for receiving stolen
goods, has been seised, with] varioloid, and
lest .the disease should spread, the Court is*
>ued.au order for.ber removal|tofihcfcplaoe as
.lhoj«alphys;ci&n may deem proper, and after
she shallihaverecovered sufficiently, she must
be returned to -. tbe. sfirve out
her sentence. -Bhswill beplaoediri onejof the
hospitals,or be
kept bn her, ad thb wilTtinddubledly attempt
todteapd If ,a'gqbd oppdrVunfty"shbhld offer.
She was,' ieaienoed lor ten months, and has
about sine months yet to serve.- liwonld be
noth better,: however, 1 to torn her-loose at
cnee*'than to spread a conto'gioha disease
through the county jail. ‘
Arrival of Cks. RoVlxy a»» Cou Aim
aos.—Brig. Qea; T. A. Rowley, and Lieut.
Col. Robert Anderson, arrived in this city last
night, on a brief visit to their homes. They
were most cordially received by their numer
ous friends, and while on the streets to-day
they found it difficult' to pass along, so nu*
merous were tharstoppages. They both look
rugged, and present a most soldierly appear
ance.
A Family Affair. —Donald Stuart, Sr., to
gether with his sons Donald Stuart, Jr., and
John Stuart, were committed to jail by Jus
tice Barker, of South Pittsburgh, to answer
charges of assault and battery and surety of
the peace, preferred by Agnes M. Stuart. The
prosecutrix is the wife of Donald Stuatt, Sr.,
and step-motherito tho other defendants.
Ovxr one million bushels of coal have gone
out on the last rise. '
The Xftemies of snakes.
The Societe d Acclimation has received a
very interesting paper fron Mr. Haves, a
Government official at Chandernagore, on
the animals Which are considered in India
to be the destroyers of snakes. 'The first in
orders is the Viverra Ichneumon. Mr. Hayes
bad a'very tame one, whioh he one day
caused to be shut up in a room' with a co
bra di capello.i No sooner did the little
creature perceive the snake than it rushed
at it with rage and, seizing it by the head
.shook it violently, i The snake'meanwhile
had inflated its ho<id, which as well known
bears a mark resembling a pair of specta
cles. The conflict lasted a considerable
time, and toward the end it became neces
sary to poke the shake with a, bamboo in
order to excite it against to enemy ; but it
soon became unable to move, its head being
terribly torn; and it evidently could not
live much longer. Meanwhile ihe viverra
was still much cxciied, ita hair being much
bristled up; it often rpbbed its nose against
various parts of its body where it had prob
bly been bitten. The door of- the room
being opened the viverra rushed out to a
little plot of couch grass, where it rolled
about for some time.! It then went to sleep
and did notseepu to have suffered anything
but fatigue from the conflict. The plot
was examined ( repeatedly with great care
but no other plant but couch grass was
found to grow there. Mr. Hayes thinks
that the viverra, besides being protected by
its thick fur, must exude a kind of oil or
fatty substance from ila skin, whereby the
poison is prevented from producing its ef
fect but as to ' its eating any particular
grass as a cure, this popular belief seems
utterly unfounded. In America the com
mon pig, and the peccary, a pachyderma
tous animal, very like the former, are well
known enemies' to the rattlesnake, which
they rush upon as soon as they preceive;
and tear it to pieces; while there is ap
parently no caise on record of its having
died of its sting. Nay, ii would seem from
all accounts, that the rattlesnake, instead
of inspiring these creatures with dread, it*
self evinces terror at their approach and
anxiously tries to find a place; of ;Tefuge
against their attack. Few of us are aware
that the peacock and pintado afe both de
termined enemies to the serpent tribe. In
India the peaodek will-pursue a snake and
not desist until if has Killed it The pin-
cannot cope alone with any large rep
tile ; bat it will call ita comrades to its
aid, when they will all form a circle round
the intruder, fixing their eyes upon him,
with outstretched beaks ;;and the snake
rarely succeeds in escaping from this m ag
io circle ■ •
VALirfe or a Mahuscbjpt. — The original
manuscript of Gray’s" Elegy .liras lately
sold at auction in London. There was re
ally quite “a scene” in. the auction-room.
Imagine a stranger enuring in the midst
of a sale of some maty-looking old books.
The auctioneer produced 'two- Bmali half
sheets of paper { written beer and mutila
ted. He calls it a “ most interesting ar
ticle,”and apologises for;its condition.
Pickering bids ten pounds. Redd, Foss
Thorpej Bohn, Holloway: and some few ama
tec re, quietly remark, twelVo, fifteen, twen
ty, twenty-fire, thirty aad So on, till there
is a pause at sixty-three ■. pound I The
ia] amer strikes., “Holdl" says Mr. Foss.
minOj” says the amebeur. No,d bid
iixiy-five in time.” “Then I gire seven
ty.' “Seventy-five," sayh/Mr. Foss { and
ijju are repeated again .until the two'bits
Kvpaper are knockeddoWn,' amidst a gen-
ehnr, to Payne 4nd Foes,'for onehun
pounds sterling 1 T
\ Onihese bits of paper, are written the
(first draughtof the ‘‘Elegy in a Country
Church-Yard,’ 7 byThoinas Gray, including
fi?e rerses which wereomitted in publica
tion, and with the poet’s interlinear cor
rections and alterations—certainly an “In
teresting- article several persons suppos
ed it would call for a ten paus'd note, per
haps even a twenty, .
▲ single volume, with “W. Shakspere,”
in the fly-leaf, produced, sixty tyeprs ago a
hundred guineas; but probably with that
exception, no mere autograph, and no sin*
gle sheet of paper, ever before produced the
sum of $5OO.
Formal schools,williams
*•
Tbtimougqf Tmckm:
Beta the conneeUor-of the Twben, the dub to
whom all of tv look for adrice and inctrnctkm.
.. *r; JOHS J.YWOLOOTT
I orocur mbit heartflySrtth tteabote.
„ .UCOHABD H. BATGH.
T rhnnrfnUr mfnrln tnif tmlnlrm ninnMuq atuia.
, . , ; , w.b. rnzw.
I take pleararo Is giving It aa myopiniea that the
foregoing recommendation la folly merited.
• • • - ‘ *•< • \Ajhjbtt.
: ; I know of deeenree. higher testimony la
I folly cftnqor to the above recomaendatton
- D.nSNNifiOH.
Be can prepare pupfle for the High SchooFettfcker
than any otherteacher In this city.
A.T. DOUTHXTT.
Tsass—flpor week, l« advance. '■ aofcStawd
P>lJ&KOW£‘& :£SXIKQTON MUB
- TABD.—W© ©ie *«»la in F®«4* of » rappl; of
op4a qtutier.fc&Lf and
wboto boxa».Uflfor wle by tb» ducan cr it taUU f
If Uw Qrocinj 13 tor# of • . ■ -
JOUM'JL*BBHBH4W,
center Liberty and' Hud rtiwW
UUttAK.—2UO ibis, Ji*fin64
O cm sowis «ad for nl* by :
; '**• BSTUKB*BB6S.,
W . ltt «nd 183 Wood tttmU
OW tiurcuuk-riv aaUibaotsi* w-
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
PITTSBUKUH MARMJETS
Omn or tux Pittssuscb Dailt Gax*tts, I
Satvrdai,'Jan. 31, 1863. J
The market for Coin continues excited and firm,
and another advance hu been vstabU hed. Oar bank'
era are paying 140 for Stiver, 163 for Gold, and 160
for Demand Nutee. Eastern Exchange U firm at par
baying, and % per cent premi. telling.
FLOUR—The market U wry firm and excited
with a good demand, both for speculation aod home
consumption. Pricea have again advanced and good
grades of Family are held at $7 to $7,12. B|le of l&O
bbU Faqiliy at $6,&0@G,75;.10Q do do, at $Q,75@7,00;
00 do do at and 100 do do, at $O,BO for
Family and $7,26f0r Fancy. Bye Floor la.nominal
at Sale of 1600 lbs Buck wheat, in balk
at $2,76 per cwt-re decline.
GBAlN—There is bnt little doing In Wheat which,
is owing mainly to tba fact that.there is none scarce
ly none in market. Oats are in good demand and
firm at 60 to 65c. 1 Corn may be qndted at 7&c for
prime Ear from wharf and depot, and 60 from store,
Baxley 1s quiet and unchanged, and the same can be
■aid of Bje.
OILS—The market for Crnde Oil is a shade firmer,
though there 1* really no change In. prices and we
contiDoa to quote in balk at Bto B}fai aod &@9%c
In bbls—principally at the tnalde figures. Skit of
800 bbls “Oil Greek” at 18%c to be delivered in Phil-
adelphia; 600 bbls “Kanawha'* at o—bbls to be
retained. ’Brfined Is steady at 30c In bond for good
city brands; and 40c free, packages Included; outside
brands are offered al 33 to 35c.
GROCERIES—The grocery market la firm with a
frir local demand, aad pricea are folly
We note small laiei of Sogar at ll@L2%c; Ooffee
33@34c and Uolaasee 64&65C.
PROVISIONS—Baton is firm with small sales at
6c for Shoulders; B@9 for ribbed and clear Bides;
for Plain Bams, and 9%0100 for Sogar Cored. Sale
of 10 bbls new Mess Pork at $14,60 per hbL Country
Lard is selling at 9c and Oity Leaf 1 i firm'at 10c.
SEEDS—Clover it held firmly from store at 17,00,
and a sale of 15 both was made at $7,25, bnt this is
above the market. Timothy is In duoaod at from
$2,26 to and Flaxseed is. Arm at
BUTTKE—SaIe of 25 kegs packed at 13c; prime
Roll has advanced and we note salsa of 6 bbls at .22c.
CHEESE—SaIe in lots of 80 boxes prime W. B.
at lie.
POTATOES—SaIe of 200 bash Peach Blows and
Nesbannocks at 90a.
COOPERAGE—OiI barrels have declined and the
market Is dnll with small sales at $2,00@2,10. Floor
barrels are In good demand at 60 to 660—-principally
at tue inside figure. Sale of 7000 hooppoles at $9 to
$lO per 1000.
Chicago Floor Market.
Jan. 30.—Received bbls, Market firm and
6&10c highe-.' "Sales were : 200 bbls lonic choice
spring extra-st 96.UU; 100 bbls winter at $9,00; luU
'bbls -Kewanee, 100 bus Oereecoand 100 bbie Lindsey,
Toomt* A Co., spring extra at $6,76; 100 bbls Jinee*
TUlo (lowa,) luu bbls SageviUe Mills and 300 bbls
Northwestern do at $0,60; ZOO bbls Orange du at'
$6,35; 600 bbls Excelsior r. it., IOUO bbls Kane Coun
ty r. h.,150 bbls Stone 311 Is and ZOO bbls (brand not
named) do at $6,26; 10U bbls low grade spring extra
at $5,10; 88 bbls spring taper at $l,O0 —ail delivered.
Seeds in Philadelphia.
Jan. 30.—The eciivity noted in Glorerseed for tome
time past still oootinaee, and there has been a spir
ited toqulry at a farther advance Of 25c $ bushel.
Sales of 4000 bushels fair and prime at s7@7,6o—doe- ■
log at the latter Agare—and poor quality at st>,6o<£
6,76 The shipments to New York continue large,
io-day 400 bushels choice sold at $7,50. Timothy Is
steady at $2,26(^2,75,‘with sales ol 1,500 bushels.
Ihe market is bare of Flaxseed, and it is wanted by
the crashers at s3,iu<s3,2u.
Pennsylvania Railroad*
The annual meeting, of this cumpa y will be held
on Tuesday next, and the report will be submitted at
that time. This ulfici .1 document wilt show a more
lavorable resalt ot me year's operations than that of
any similar ourporstioa in the world. Its total re
ceipts amount to the euort&oas earn of ten mUliou
three hundred thousand dollars 1 Ila running ex
penses are only about forty per cent of this sum—a
less rale than almost any other in existence—end alter
(.•dueling Interest on bonds. Us net receipts will ex
ceed five million of dollars l Is this not •'Wonderful
result tor an organization with a stock capital o!
thirteen million of duUare, and that, loo,"In me Very
midst of a terrible civil war i
Baying np on tpecnlation.
It is said that Mr. A, T. Stewart, the great dry
govds merchant of New York to sell out
too goods at oaf price, and that he has been en
gaged in buying up alt-the goods be could purchase;
that empty stores have been taken, warehouses rent
ed and filled to the rafters with goods, and this dona
that he closed sales and waits for coming events.
Imports by Railroad.
PimaukOH ik Outuud ftiiuoio. .M BU
ST ckspeerla»AJMfyawA«o;?d0 r do,~HcKee£ bre;
luO bbll Boor, Culp a Shepard; IS aks oats, 14 bbla
Boor, 21 ill seed, McCullough, Smith a cO; 800 bbla
Hoar, Ohas B Leech; 145 bgs wheat, tic bane A Afijer;
161 bdls chairs, Frank Walken 62 toe lard; CO bbla
pork, 40 bxa middles, Wm B flay• & co.
Pirrsacaeß. Ft. Wans a Übicaoo Bainaoao,
Jan Sl—lo ale packages, B Fawcett * co; 9 kegslard
1 bx tobacco, Little k Trimble; 45 fags floor, fin bgs
middlings, D Wallace; SOU bga ballsy, Jock ,Bhddse;.
2 bbla dry apple*, 4 kegs lard, lkeg tallow, Heshs k
Coffin; 2 pkga liquor, A Guekenheimari k bro; 6 pkge
lard; 2d» buttar, 1 do eggs, W H Kirkpatrick; 4 boia
baiter, Brown £ Kirkpatrick; S aks buckwheat dear,
Logan k Gregg; 80QU pee bolkmeat, J Michaner.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
The rivor contlnaee to recede ilowlj at thla point,
with eight and a half bet by. the pier marks jlast
evening. The weather hie turned wet, add thefe Is
every. indication of another rise. The Allegheny
river is In good navigable condition, ad the packets
are doing afl.orUblng business. The Ktskingum
was still bank fall at last accounts, ad ho arrivals
from that stream need be expected for some days to
come. 1 •
Business contlnaee qaist ad dull at the
though wd think an Improvement-: is about at hand,
as the number of boats increases.
The Hastings, from Louisville, arrived on Sunday
afternoon, with an'excellent trip, and the Nellie
Soger*, from Saint Louis, is dne bare this morning.
The Slltor Clood left Cincinnati for this port on Fri
day, and will probably arrive on Tuesday.
George Robinson, the oolored porter of the steamer
Part ben U, which boat. It will be remembered, |wu
captured and burned by the rebels on the Cumberland
river, some time sinoe, came up on the steams Nest
ing*. Georg* say* that his situation, while in' the
hand* of ti e rebate, wee rather precarious, and
he began to think hie time had come, when he jaw
the rebels shoot four colored men, employed on' the
fnnboat SldalL After considerable manoeuvring,
however, George says he “flanked” the and
made good hie escape. He does not think thttt par
ticular part of the oountry is healthy for oolored peo
ple et the present time.
We learn that thn Supreme Court of the United
State* has reversed the decision requiring the, re
moval of apart of the Sock Island-{IllinoU) bridge.
This is considered a matter of great importance to
the Bock -Island and the Mlariasipp! and Mhapnri
Ballroed Companies.
Thepriai per diem which is paid by the' Govern*
ment lor Western steamers, under as trans
ports, is two hundred for the small craft and
three hundred and twenty-five for the larger ocas,
the Government famishing the fuel.
... The Wheeling Jardftpraetr, of! Saturday, says:
The river was felling yesterday, with I till an excel
lent stage of water in the cbaoneL Wo heard of no
snivels beyond the regular packets. We heard yes
terday that the steamer AUamont had sprang a
shortly afterleavlog this city, and tbit sha wee yes
terday tying M SunQsh or somfe potat below.
The fleet and popular steamer Amanda, Oapt. John
ston, is the Wheeling packet for to-day, leaving at U
o'clock a. m. *■' ' ...
The new and commodious steamer, Argonaut Np. S,:
Captain J. W. Porter, Is announced to leave for .SU
Louis this evening.
v The Hastings* Captsin Bobiason. will!; commence
loading fhr Cincinnati and XAmixville.
ASSIGNEE'S EALE OF VALUABLE
BEILXaTATE-l*ar«zpM. to
PUBLIC sue;
OS
Tnuday, ftfcttrlMtvril o’clock». m.,
p'B’wiih'iil '
AU that valuable lot or plececfagtewndaiiunt# in
th* Third Ward, City of Pit jburgh* .bounded and
described uefoQowt: -
Beginning attbe eastern cctnerof.Cherry alley
and street; tkeooe along Liberty, street
•eotwarilyttfoetid lncheitotbelln* of property
sow or -lata of YogeiA Seibert? tbcaoeby thaasme
** fset and inches to an Alky ten teet wide?
thenoeakmg said aUeylAft foot an<A inches to Pfem
alley; thenos aw Plum*lWywe*tw*rily» fosil
totheltoe pfproperty now er late fif J; Perkerj
gMfohy theaa*e,andl>y theUaeofproperty be-
Vettet’a hefca, northwarily TSteert
f* U»t msetmnod property &
k*t i lnobs* tb Cherry aUsort and tbenesk the
aiUbrntf lUtg-ei which bmctodth» torp'
brick tenement*knownmih* ’ KCviH ■
“j?.? 1011 a ?MI *OO«TIS*STIL HOTIM,,
aflords a ram cbaaee for investment by
w , ' j,.",". f
cj IT, XBftt. -Yjr ' -
rßintr-s Sobbii's,
i 1" |U4 Second street.
STEAMBOATS.
T?OR CAIRO AND SAINT f
Jl LOUIS.— The' fine new
NELLIE ROGERS, .Captain *ui leave cut
above on WEDNESDAY, 4th inst., at !0 a. m. For
freight or peseage apply od board or to
kZ jOHN KLxCK, Agent.
T CINCiNNAii, LUUIo , JjSLi
. . FILLS AND BT.LOi. lS.—The
and elegant steamer ARGONAUT No. 2, oapt. /. w.
Porter 1 , will leave for tbs above and intermediate
ports MONDAY, 2d inst., it ip.m. For freight
or psssage apply on board or to
)*3 J, B. LIVINQSTOW A CO , Axenre.
PACKET.— iJIgLA
Tli« .uaunor LIZ.2IK UAI(TIkJSS23i
Capl. D. T. Druwn, will leavo PilTnuau j i r
JANESVILLE .every SATURDAY at 4 o'clock p.
m. Returning, will La*o ZANEnVIiLE erciy
TOESDAI,atB o'clock a. m. K-r freight or pai
sage apply on board or to
h 046 •• J. B. LIVINGSTON AQo., Agents
JKiiGLAK WEEKLYija',
XV ZANESVILLE PACKET.—
uew and beautlfol passenger stoomer
HAM, Uapt.; Monroe .Ayetx, Loatai L'lttsburgb tci,
.ZkossriUe EVERY.TUESDAY, at i.o'cluck r.. ci.-
Koturnfng, tcavus EVERY FIiIUAY, at 6
a. au For freight or passage Apply on board cr to
J. B. LIVINGSTON &OG., Agents, Pittsburgh. .
li. a. PIERCE A.(XL. Agenta. AuoesT>u««. iiq7
—NiSW AKKAAGIfi-i
AOUUe MENT.—WHEELING
PITTeUURGH DAILY XXPKE6B uuVa.~| U e
new aod iptendld side-wheel packet - a&M ADA,
Copt* Georgs’ W,| Jehnsvn, loares Pittebn gb iur
Whseling every MONDAY. tthDNKSDAi and
FRILAI, at'U a. m., punctual y. L av«e'
Wheeling for Pittibnrgb every TUEBDaI.TBUra-
DaY and SATURDAY, at 6 a. m.
THE FiXE DAfcSEIsGERi J^gLjh
steamer MINERVA, Capt. JohxdßHiSa
Gordon, leavee Pittsburgh for Wt« ellng every lUfo*
DAY. 'mUBBWAt stid oATUROaV, at ll a, m ,
mnctuaUj. Leaves Wheeling for Pituburgh eveiy
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 8 a. m.
The above steamen m ke close couneotious at
Wheeling with.fine aide-wheel steamers for Marietta,
Parkatßb&ig aud : UlaclnnatL
For freight or passage apply on board or to
JAB. COLLINS A GO., Agevts,
Jk6 - 114 Water street.
rose
VTALUABDK COAL PROPERTY for
Y BALE.—I6O ACRES 0/COAL PBIVILEUK,
adjoining the town of Steubenville. Jefieifon cbon
ly, Ohio. The StenbenviUe Coal and Coke has been
fairly Uatdi at ..the Belmont JTnrnace, at .Martuu
vlUs, Ohio, nearly .opposite Wheeling, where lull
information may be had of its gualiti'es ibr ’smeU ing
Iron ore. This Oeal and Coke proves to be' ttie best
ferfmeltUtg purposes of any west of the tnonaUiua.
Iran can’ be mads for lea money ht BtoaneorUle than
at any point west of the mountains. The important
tact ia, the receiving and shipping of all materials
without 1 hauling. This property U flucly locdiodi
lying one-third of a mile upon the Ohio river, and
the Wheeling extension of the Cleveland A-Pitts
burgh Railroad running the whole length ol said
coal field. Also, the Pau-llandle (so called) Railroad
crosses the other railroad upon this properly. Goal
cau be dropped from the pit cars upon the railroad,
or upoa boats In the Ohio rivtr, or -Into the top ol e
foresee, without second handling, Tnere is a large
body of coal adjoining the above tract that cab be
secured if required. The following are prices that
iron ore has been ottered and sold fur, farniibed by
persons conversant with the business, and max be
relied span: 10,00-1 Cons of native ore oould nave
been oontrsetad for, delivered at the furnace, burned
ready for use, 60 per cent, ere, at $3 per ton.; Lake
Bdpeilor iron ore has been bought at Cleveland tor
$6 per ton, bright from that point to bteubeuvtUe
$1 67}—cost, dropped at the furnace, $6 67; Lake
Champlain and Missouri Iron Mountain ore about
the saute. There la an abundance of fire cisy, liniu
•tone end sandstone npon it, and in tub vicinity.
The preseat tates for ail mkieri-lx cost more uuw ;
also the metaL Any person wishing to make ah in
vestment will please call upon WM. O. AiiRAiIAM,
at Bteubenvßls. who will be ready to show the prem
ises and explain Its advantages; or upon the coder
signed, at No. 112 Fourth street, Pituburgh.
ao4£cid P. G. SHANNON.
OHFHATvS* COgHT CIAL.iY.-Dy Vir
tue oi an order of the Orphans’ of A.ie
gbony ooonly, 1 will expose to PUULIG BALE, in
the Rotunda of the COURT MOUSE, Pituburgh,
Allegheny county, on WEDNaSDaY, lih of Feb
ruary next, at 110 o’clock a. m., the .fjl owJ g Real
Estate, the property ol George Rudolph, isle of Al
legheny CUy, deceased, to w.t:
All those lour certain contiguous lots er plects ol
vacant ground situate and being on the corner of
Rebecca and Balmont s-reets, in the First Ward ol
iheuityof Allegheny, aad marked and numbered
sa iota Hue. U, IA, 14 and 16 In tha plan of lots laid
oat by the subscriber, by virtoe of the order of the
Orphans’ Court, and bounded and described as fol
lows, to wit:
Lot No. 12 beginning at the corner of Rebecca and
Belmont streets, and running tbenoe along Rebecca
street 63 fret to the line of iolNo. 13 in*aldplaa;
thuev along tha line of said lot N e. 13 eighty teet to
an alloy ten feet wide; and thence 96 foct to the oor
ner ofßebeccaia.d Belmont streets, at the place cl
beginning -The lots Nos. 13,14 and 16 hxv.n i each
a front of SOlSetOi Bebeoca >treet, and extoLding
back, preserving ihs same width, the distance ot 80
foet, to an alley ten feet wide.
Auio, those three other certain lots of ground situ* *
atal&tha First Ward, CUy of .Allegheny aiotesaid.
aod numbered in the plan amreeuld as Ncs. 2U, 21
and 22, aad each having strent oa Ridge street of lts
leet and 8 lacks*; and extending back to the 10 foi-t
afiey above mentioned.
Teane or Baxa—One-haU of the purchase money
in cash; on delivery of tba deed, end the balance in
two equal annual installments, with Interest, secy rod
by bond and mortgage.
&A&AH W. RUDOLPH, Administratrix.
Vacant tots to lease in the same locality, on ad*
vantagsooe terms. Jal4:dtd
fYRPHAitfc? GOUKT BALK—By vir
\J toe of an order of the Orphan’s Court 01 Alia--,
gheny county} 1 will expose to PUBLIC SALK, la
the Rotunda icf the COURT HODbE, Pittsburgh,
Allegheny county, Pa., oe WKDaBSDAT, th»; 4th
of febraanuhxt, at 10 o’clock a. m., the following
properqrnTCatßarine Rndolph, deo'd:
A lot ofiend situate In the First Ward e( the CUy.
of b.gnmtng on Water Lane, et ‘ the
oortbeeet .corner of Benson’s lot; thence enstwerdly
aiungeouihcekt aide of Water lane about 372 jetft to
the wt now. or lately owned by CoL David Campbell;
thence southwardly along said lot 376 feet to eboe
maktr’a alkyi or Aim street, on the plan ef ioU-laid
cutofaaidmtate; thence esrtwardlyalong iald let
end the north side of Kim street about 166 ieet l 4 the
cart line of lot No. 273 in the tbtaoe
■suthwvdljrby US eaat line of lot 80. 273 about*
,8M feet te Ridge street; thenoe westwardly ahmg tks ;
north side bfhidgs street about M7feet to the Dopier
of the lot bf {George Bodolph'a heir*; thenoe
the tame lot northwardly, parallel with Belmont
•treat about 62b ket to theaootherly side of Beuem'e
lot; thenoe eeiiwardiy along the eemo about ll ievt
to tbs eoutbeut Corner ot BensonV lot; thence
northwaruiy Along the tame about H 3 feet, to Water
Lane, the beginning, [excepting thersirom lots
Nos. 1,2, U, as numbsied in uwpien aforesaid, sod.
also a tot occupied by Joseph Ackerman, No. B.]
These last four IoU front ou fiebeoca street, end are
each to be kxoeptedwut of the above boundaries^
Tbs’ saldproperiy is divided into lots of convenient
ilia bf building purposes, fronting ou Betwoca,
Ridge* Water lane and other streets, pud if no silfl
deni bidleobtaiaed fork as a whole, smaller por
ticme Will be offered at said sale. There being also a
double two-storied briok dwelUsg erected on oud ol
the lots fronting Bebeoca street.
' Tsrasjnada known at sale, i
jalidta ‘ , JOBBPH KNOX, Bxecutpr, Ac.
OUPHAftB' CUUKT BAliK—in the
matter of.the eatate of Alex, flpeee, deceased. 1
By virtue of, an grier of the Orphane'AConit of Al-!
fegbehy ’County. I will expose to Pnbll* Sale, ac the
CuUBT BOUdk, in" theClty of Pftteborghl on
SATURDAY, the 7th day of February, Dr J&8,
aido 'o’clock a* m., aU that certain drecWoi land
situate inlndiana township, Allegheny Oi.uatf,: be
ing part of a large tract of which ;Akxudf r epeer,
filed, seised, and bounded and described, as follow*:
at a pin on libs' 'dlvidittg 'tne' htrein-
described and other land wf Alexander Speer,
deo'd; thettes N* l* W. 66.4 sirohes tAA pln;th»nce
A-6^ 4 W;M perches to a whiteoekitbeark N.
IftU® W. 19J perohsh to a hiekorv; thence N.-lvJ£°
W. 12.7 peribas to a sugar tree; thmice N. w.
26 to a idn; wmoe along" line' of unji of
John Niobbleon &©*B6 perches loa pin. thence
akagiilnCot land of J. M'Clnre W> be.l
peionestoapia; thenoe along other iinaoi
wTaa.i perches to a pla; thence Mou<
line d; M’Jiej'S lend d. lji° X. 68.5 peruhea to s bin]
Iheebi alAg Uui line diifoing the >uer*mbetore[de-i
•cribedlUd; and other lend Alexander Cpeer.de \
teeasa, tv thd.pUn the place of beginning—contain
ing 47 acres and 2T perches, more it lest; btingrthi
saaewhfoji-tbataia Alex- fcpter, dos’d, fcy bii lest
Will gnu TMtaikhf, registered in offiri
ef Aliegbsfoy ChantyTia Will Rook tot P*g4 ■—»
devised, (Srisr aka,) lor tbe psymeat of debts and
iegeciet. '
, jemeof pale cash. _ .
JaSaw'i ' : . JOBBPH SPRAB, Yxecutoc.
QOPfiBJOR- tfUUsDDifr 'LOTS FOB
i O BiUU-n» ondanlgned dhn foirsale, on jea j
aecafcile terms, eomfloitb* chotaat epote lor: build
in* purposes that are to ba found *roand Fjitsburgh,
They hta'lltttatbd within one’Jimtod yarda of*tk*
Unoinfcs of- the Oentre Ardana Horsoßill way, ead :
are'bfceatifallooetlaae lbr : pfl»ate‘dwellings;' Ihc
scenery and-4*efTtbinffTsntien them extremelyda*.
strablo for; Any bne.wnn Unf> to* locate outside ot ’the
ctiy limits, and at the game time, ao near are they
that bbmatthkSMoti can be hjfd'Witb Hbetity atj au
bows* Croat oa*foarth of an acre-onwards.
Also, tome Western Lands, situated in lowa, Min'
aaotb and Wisconsin. 1
a>», ( w .Tfraieinft ll,fttJ< * > Minersrifle,Mxiso feet;
The shore property will hr sola dnacoommodatlna
mns«. Inquire of ; JOHH.HKBBQir, _ j
- - ■ ■ ■ oonier Sixth dndWood streets,,,
Wtt. A; HKBBOH, 1!
<7l»rVs Qfflee,' OourlHdnm. i
fJLAtiT
Jj OHIO FOB BALI-—TW«propvtj J»l<£attd»t
Gutal Doveri TtacanvM county, Ohio, oo the Tv*
caravctfitnack of the Cleveland APHlebarjh Bfttt
rowL eod «bo oa the Ohio Oncol; and will -be, sou
waioloi. iISTIOQ AOaiSAUN,
IBAIi tAHD, ilta*t®d ou Urn «*m» r»Bro«J, tik
■BIUI ifffßl sht IBTCOCVi i
iWrtiee dedrotu of excmlctcg the property etc ejfr
p|* J)XASDO&Tr f atOnnsl Derer. .
Hte ten* *e., adduce or aMblo.
datid7homas»xm., • !
‘ Oetuntiddi, Pa.; .
•r.THXO.BTOBQM,
UO-Wall ctroct, Hew York. !
liHik ' Acres, mors or leas,
» of om] in bit Dmt tcrwnttdp, AUathsof
county* «aa afld a ball mn«t Cron tha of
T»wntmn, Mid IIIfCIS lOTtrtht t( A BiU {tOßt ttlA Al»-
iMtotnyraacandF«nn»l?ania canal, §nd taring a
teSd 'MraTroad to tad non ,tt« rfnr, to said coal.
TtaWatttta Uabodt sts bat In
fhrttita/ah* Tt T** If *Tl Mrdntfaaa bat'T»tn’
Of Q—nal AMjAI-lTliltf Iftflr T »>/t—tWHt*«^. r 4nrt«f
: OaaL, obtain,
Tantteaj Jan, Stb, 110. JalStBtirT.JaafT*rd
FOR BXX£.
VALI'ABLBh FARM FOR SALE.—
Tl-s subscriber oSara for ale a VALUABLE-
Fa till, (i.tatf of Jehn Duff, de’d.) altoate In
township, Bearer county,'Pa., on the State
ro*-d leading 'Torn D*TtiDßtcn to 1 Bridgwater, -coa
ts olog about lop acres ait under face*. The im
prorea uuta are a~Fraie House, Frame Barn. 4QxGO
leet. nearly Lew, an-i ot er eutbu Lings; IOG acres
cleared and In a high atate ot cultivation; balance
wtII timb-red. A large orchard of Apple, Peach,
Cherry and Fhnniir«s. A number of never failing
spriuKS of tbe purest w*'.*r. The term is nearly all
underlaid with rich coal Seds—one about 1 3 feet In
tliinknes*, aud<*ne>of Mo 6 feet thick, which U new
bfiug-orkeu and lu good order This propetty la
couveci-nll* located; Wl- gwitb n fi milrs ul New.
Brighton, 2 mllaa rf Darlington, ad 2 .milts of the
i\, Ft. W. AC. B. B. Alto within to 2 mi'ee of
a variety-of Churthw, 9.eim Grist ad Saw Mills,
Scb-.olt,Ac.
For farther particulars inqui'e of the subscriber,
on the premises, or JOHN tt13H,.8r., Kigle Hotel,
Liberty «cr. et, Pittsburgh
jattlttmeod . Wit . I>U,FF, fivemt»r.
VALUABLE -6TEANA FLOUKltfti
MtLLHBOPEBTF FOB-SALX, ritcated in
the tbrivingrillageof Colombians, Ohio* .Tho Kill,
U U .brick, story, 4dy©, with a engine house
*n<JjniL*r's Louse, erected on e lot of groan'd cod*
Uinlcg.% of a acre The mill has three run of
stonee, 'three French burn, ad' a'l the late ita
provsments-usuallj; found is a first class mill. Now
in full operation,.dmigagQod.busluecs, and U offer*
ed at half the coat, as tbe owner is going West.
Apply a*, the offi e-of fi. MoLAIM a CO., Mo. IG2
Fourth strwa. i . la2d
i COUNTRY BEAT FOR SALE, Bitna
ltd in Peebles township, fear miles from the
city, md 1% miles bom Laghlin's Station. Con
-t ins 18 s ns in a high state OT cultivation; a large
portion of the land has a Southern exposure, which
m.kee it valuable for the culture of tbe grape. The
build luge coiui&t of a two Story frame dwelling ad
kitchen; an orchard of 60 frni i trees ef the beet vari
eties, in a good neighborhood, (a offered at a low
figuro ud on easy terms. Apply to
Ja23 B: McLAltf A uu„ 102 Foarth street.
FOA BAAio-
ABOUT SIfiBT ro •»►»»*
t!t «<IOD OBPZK-
w rti; rb ;sqju> 'gbba v fOu,oasb.:
inquire *i the . ~ ; GAJ6STTJC or?£OB. . '
Fifth'itreeL ibov* Bmlthflitd.
ijiUU dale—oae riouer, o »«* i<mg
M. ad 24 Inches diameter; one flue, 8 inch, dolt
able far a small engine, 5 hone power. Inquire at
No. 183 LIBERTYSTBIBT oniMttf
TO LET.
171AKM. FOK KENT, containing eighty
J acres—twenty Acres of good tettom land—tits
red in Hobmaou township, Allegheny county, bear
WaUor'e Mi.ls,tlght mtlee from lmptwv
enituie, a good Uiiclc Bwe ling Barn add cut
buildings. How oocupitd by Jarnt* H. Jfiuwing.
Apply to iBAAO WAI&GU, Jr., -
* -Walkers Mills;
or, BBAJD AMKIIdGAU,
Ja26 No. 2*B Liberty stnet, Pituturgh.
ijiOK twhJN i'—The two adjoining three-
X? storied BBIOK 'BWBLLUfG HOU&Kd sttinau
on Federal attvet, AUaghtny City, and nearly qppt>-
kite the residence of Gen. Itobineon—one of them in ■
the possession of Jl A. Masorie, the otber in the'pot-
MM lon of Mrs. likely. For terms, Am* apply- to
JOHN GAY. Jr., at Watt A Wilson's; Vo. Sb&jLlb-’
erty strtei, PUiabnrgh, who U athorised to rent.
jals»odtf . M. UMUEBWOOu.
xtbJST —A euznioitable two.fitoxy
X 1 BWXLLIKG, containing six rocma', wlthhprlng
hoqh ot two rooms adjoining, and yaid. ln Miners
viile, directly on the route oi tbe street can.
Ja2&tf W. M uOBMLY. 27i Ltoeity strwt.
KEiX i*—Those two Rouses on.the
JD oorseref Fifth street and Oberry al-ty, known
k* Hue. ltih an»< IUL Pcaatasiou-on the lit of April.
Apply to ALfiXAhlikft KING,
jaaliUf boTgfJ Liberty street.
li’uiA rvttiVJ.— a «reti| lighted
X' room in the Gaaarxa Bdumuu*, fodrth st»ry.
Apply at tbe Gounting Boccu of THIS UFFIOt
selfcdtf ]
CIUUxNTJrt.i Rh.hU>AMjEB FUR
t BENT.—Two comfortable dwellings in PUt
township—one having a orchard of twd acres, the
other six acres; pLniy of Fruit and unpoe. Tbe
anudl -place tab« purchased on rsaidnable terms.
Au jolreof WATT A WILSON,
Jal4 Liherly,strict.
KENT—One two story BKXCE
X? DWELLING HOUSE,Situated on Hay tutet,
with eer«o rooms, roastahon given Ist of aprtL
JAS. HALZKLL A bt/N,
jalS BP end 7o Water atreet.
oiums nUUM TU J.JST—JSo. 24 it Lib
erty airtet, near head of Wood, irum tbe Ist of
April oext. bueuiroof
MCDONALD k ABBUGKLXS,
detl Moo. <4* and 24* Liberty street.
U'Uli OAUS-UK KENT-rAn Uli Ke-
X. finery, In complete erdor. Apply to; .
liOlil. ABTIIU&b,
♦nit&dti | -att*? n-L»v. N*». Isa Fftortn *u
Oh'FiUEd AO RET. —une each on first
udsecuud floor of Warrhoose Hoe. 80 ad.fil
»»ters-.ratJ IBAAAH DICKBT A U).
OILS, «fe.
jawes LUiDeax.— o. aeaMoa.
& BAIiBOUK,
QARB ON OIL ,
LAMP MANUFA OT U B 1 BA,
ffo, 2S WOOD BTMSET,
Half ax MOtlMlir,
oil kefineby. "
Q&Q&tiß W* ROLDBiHP ± 00.
auvuvACTvasaa or
BUBNIXG OIL AND LUBKIOATING-OIL)
Keep conatatly: on hand tbe ,very best-quality <ii
BUNKING OlLielear ad withodiodorialaOjagood
LUBUIGATOB, pure WHITE BXNZOLX. and OAK
gjusaSa j
i mar An oxden left at No. Si Finn A;axxr, Buk
Block, second floor,, will be promptly aUended to.
pc6;dtf
OIL WOKKti.
DUSUAS, DtJNLAF A 00.,
j Uaaafectwera of
fobs wails bsfihkd oa&bop oils.
Office, Ho. 291. Liberty street, -
Pa.
KUEsUU Oil/UUMTAtt Y,
r Ho* 27 Inria Wrest, IpUtbnrgh, Pa., • K
Mash (actonra of BIFIIfED OAABOM OIL and 1
BBaZOLH. '
Prlcee today for Ilefiaed Oil • '' i
: By car 10ad.:...... 80 cents per galloe.
Small 86 “ . V «• ,
' "ao charge ferpackage.
. Deofgibcr 4th> 1862. , . :. - ;
JAAlita itCWiW,
1 Mannfactarir of
OIL 01 YITBOIi,
: - AftG AAMMOHIA.
Orders left at .William Holmee A £o.’e Office, bor
ner of Market and Fintatreeta, will receive prompt
attention., . , .;, ■, eejlQ. .
OIL WUKKS~ ~
MAYIOB 4 BUJTB, j
Beflnere and dealere ia OABBOH OIL, onsorpeamd
by aay la the market. -
. Orders left at the - office of. Childs A Oaraoa, adder
the tit. Charles Hotel, at the offiob of Smith, Park A
Co., or at their works la Lawnaoeville, wIU be at< %
tended, to,. .
Bajert ef Crude Oil ' ‘ “ odßtly
LUUii'EttOLL WOKKH
waauracnmu or
OO.A 'AH, I>. OA&B0.H OILS,
andde&Uria <
i LAMiB, (JHIMN3IB, A6*-Ae., ■
s „. " “" k “ is* 4 “ 4
mhSQidly ---..-.. v u .} •;
.LYjmALD OIL JfOK
XV undersigned are how. prepaied'to' wU the best
quality of Beflnad OarbonOU, delivered on Wkrd of
canat.;Pltiabari(h,oa dock la Philadelphia, or ir
warehouse at Led H6ok Point." Bow‘York. W&l
ttaoidelirerlate from IQU.taI,DCu b4rtele ftee aboard
•kip, or eell BUle Lading of different aired lota on
'Liverpool, ‘Glasgow; 'Frahlfdrt-ou-the-MaiQy and
;other Koropeeu porta.BEKtiE.* QUAFF,
■e27 PetroUte Oil Works, Pittsburgh, Pit.
STpVEBys€*^
ALL£N,MoCORMICK:&OO.,VAUjnr
x3L FooabaT,‘Pittebargh - ' / ~ > <
.•^WaaißOOßLvHowauildbertyitreet.rj -
Maaufecttfrers ef OOOE, PABLQB ABB HEAT
-010 STOVES, PABLOB AHDJKITGBSHCUZ&YEB,
HOLLOW WAJBK.eto,'Steel and Claes UenldsTßeU
toff mi Odtftnga,Ml Gearfng.-Qei.'Watirand Ar-
Lena PiperSatiltbnSrßogvlruasiWagDii Bene,So.
|v BeUlea,Fnliejrs,Han4ir»,.C« Whatsis, poupUagse
and Castings generally,. Al»o r Jobblag.and.4Uchlna
CheUngs ißMe’ft brdcr. Patented rofUble-Hfll,
Steam or Hone Power. ' ' aol&Satd
Homs.
A MEKICAN HOOSELBortoir. ii th»
•eXlafgbst arid beet arranged Hotel iln the Hew
England fitatte; la centrally located, and easy of ao>
<mstromeQ the rooteaof travel; * IteontalnaaUthe
. modern Improvementa, aaAevaayo&arehlanoe tor the
■comfort and accommodation of tip traveling, public.
The ileeplag reeata are large apid, w*U ventilated:
the raitee.of rooms are weUarxugaaV'iulff httapletaly
fcrnishedi&i' fcatihiißit Urn tw«3fa'»nirtfa m 3
thahmaas will -kept m a'fflvLdar
>JtflUllljMTf»BWt.?r:."7f!7 ;cii .■■ .
lUldyl T.IWIB.BKH, fwprtrt*.
Szmuao‘hadwfrtrb' • -
ISAIAH PIOEHY A 00.
MZIE=E
; jtnmi&u*
-VmSSABSAFIpU, "T~
ros tvsirrisa tbx blood,
Aadtorlbeipoirtj.ciiroQf nliJolßed Tartalks ol
Disetae: i- . r _
gcxorvLA iJR> Bcboitiotb Amcnoß, cvca la Tv*
uu, Ctc™, KU| Kmitom, Imut rvf
null, Blotchu, B<niA iu Sint
" 1 lnd., Ctli Jane, lfc£9.
j 0 *rrs t feel m*
ki.o*;.W-whai your Sersepanlialua doneferme.
-Ajafalom Infection, I ham tut*
fewdfeem it T»ritmasf*nior jmra. Son«Uffi«
a turns out’iu Ulcert : on my beaked ,
tftoea it ttWdd dtowcd ioo 2J-J
stomach. Two Toaia-Bjo brotaunt hn»>bea4
and oorared my.ecalp and eats witfrone o«<s which
vwwipainftil wpd ieatbsame |b«yon<r daecrtpUon. I
■triefmany and, awnl fhydeiut, hot
'without muefcVrelief from .any thing. Ia fr**»*ke
disorder xrew worse; -AtlnigtVl waa rcjoked-tp
read In the Gospel Ueasesger that yon had prepared
analteraUr© (Sarsaparilla), fer 1 -know from; your
reputation that any thing; ywa'aade most be good.
I sent to Cincinnati aiid got lit, and need U .juU it
cored too.' I toot It, a* you in' small dpaed of
atewpoonfaloTera month, hnd need admoet; three
. bottles. Sew and healthy ikin' soon began to form
under the ec»b> which after a while fell o£ JCyakitt
to now clear, and I knoy by ; my fceUngi that the
dieeseels gohe frozn my system. Yen can well be
liere that I ted what lVim sajiAgwbea I teU yon
that I hold yontobweoeof the apostles of thb ogt,
B, TAIiLKT*
- BbOXCHOOEU; GOXTBEt Oft BWXLW MICX. - :
ZetiuLoa Slou, or Pnroct, IciM, jrrita: •*'lkrt
bottles of your Sarsaparilla cued me from a-Gtotfrv ■
* hideous swelling en this neck, which I tuid suffered
from over two jesrs." • •
Bt. Ajmroxr’a Fin, Bon 6a ExtAklas, tmn
sm> Bait Barov, Scald Hjesd, Bare Wour, Sou
Ena, Doom. I. ..
Dr. Bobprt 1L Preble writes. from» 2J. Ti, 12th
dept., 1869, that be bee, cured an InTeteratecassof
Dropq/t which threatened to ’ terminate fatally, by
the persevering useofou BariaparlHa, and! web a
dangerous attack or Malignant Erytiptlar by large
doses of the same; saje -he cnrenthe common Enj*
tiout by it constantly. .. ..
Lroooa&saA on'Wjnrss, OyawlaxFovea, ZJiaaure.
ai ”*”* t |
Dr.J.B.S^Gbanhlng,of Bew TackCity,:writes
"1 most cheerfollj'complj' with the request of yon?
•gent in saying I have found you Sarsaparilla a most
exceUeatalteratiTein the nomerooe complaints for
which we employ, such a: remedy, bat especially
in Ftmals Dutatuot the Bcrbfalons diathesis. ; Z bare
cored many iriveteratecasesof I*euoorrh«a by
some where the complalnt'Wie ceased byMMrattoe
of the •tows!; The ulceration Itself was soon cued,
nothing within my knowledge equals It for these
female derangements.*? • J .
Edward 8. Marrow* of Xewbuy, Ala., writes:. "Ay
dangerous ovinia* tumor on,one of the < * T "* l *s in ay
family, which' had defled all thS Temedies we could
employ, has at length been compfetety cued by you
extract of &usspourilla. !Ons phyririan toonght
nothing, bat extirpation conld aftoid relief hot he ad*,
vised the trial of youtSaneparilla •• the last resort
before cutting, and it proved effectual. After taking
you remedy eight weeks no symptoms of the disuses
remains." ' .• -i-- -n. !
SxraiLU in Muujuuaj, Bunsen. j
| Hiw Oalxahs, 85th *"f | U 69.
B*. J. 0. Atxx:—filr. I cheerfully comply with th*
request of jrour agent, and report to' yon tome of the’
effects 1 have realized with your SarnpariTla.
1 hare cozed wttlrft, in my practice, most of the
complaint* it iiad hare,
found ita effect* trnlywonderfhl In the cnreof Fom-
FBaia*d Jtlercurial Bieeawv. One of my petfanta h*d
Syphilitic ulcere in hi* throat, whkhwere consum
ing his palate and the top of hie mottUu Yonr Sar
saparilla, iteadiljtaico, cored him In five necks.’
Another wasat tacked bjr secondary symptoms in hi*
nose, and the nlr^ratiofl.hfd.eatenaway; aceariderir
ble part of it; so* that 1 .believe the disorder would
soon reach his brain, ahdklll him. -But it yielded to'
my administration of your Sarsaparilla; the ulcers
healed, and be is well again, hot of course i without
some disfiguration of the hoe, A woman who 'bad
been treated'for the same] disorder by mercury wail'
tafferlng from thls pelsoh iii berlxJbe*. They had'
become so sensitive to the weather that oh a damp
day she sufiered excruciating pain in her Joints and :
bonea. Bhe,;too, was cured entfraly'by your Sarsa
parilla in a- few. weeks, ;I know from Us formula,
which your-agent gave me, that this preparation
from your laboratory must be a gnat remedy; con*
, sequeatly, these, truly remarkable; results, with it
have net surprised me, i -
Fraternally yours, l - G. B..
UHxzrxATm, Gout, Lrvxa Oowpiazst, .
Ixexrannca, Freetdn Ve* 1
6th July, 18W. J
Be. J. 0. Atxxj—Sir; I have been afflicted witba ;
painful chronio JZkeMMtirai for a long time, which'
bellied the Ain of physicians; and stuck to me In
epite of all the remedies 1 feould find, until I tried
your Sarsaparilla, One .bottle cured me In iwo
weeks, And restored my general- health so murk that)'
lam hr .better than before I was attacked..! think 1
It a wtmderim medicine. . .. J, TBIAM.
Jules Y. Getchell, of fit; Lbftls, wriibri 1 «•! here
been afflicted far join wiihano/#erii*V'<Vlrf»w>
which destroyed my health. I tried every thing, ana
everything Ailed to relieve mejandlhar* been a
brofcentlowh man hr same yearn from no other oaase
than dcrcmgtmaU tki' Liiw, My beldved 'pastor,
the Bev. Mr: Opy; advised me trtrjr your Ssrmpe*
rilla, because he said he knew you, and any thing,
you made wds worth trying. By the blearing ef.Gotr
It hae cured me. and has so purified my blood an w ;
make a new man of ine. I foal young again. The
beet that can be said of you. is hot half good enough.
Sixmos, Hxaxt BoDUßvYfxs,boon, Mri.in* :
caoxnr; Hnuuu.
Uany remarkable cores of thee# affection! ban
been made by the alterative power ofthis medidne*
It ■timnlateethe vital fn net ion» into tigomoi action,
and thus overcome* diterden which vtxildba suppos
ed beyond lte reach. :Boch a reznedjhM long been
repaired by the neceesltiea . of the people, and wears
confident that tills will flo!for them aa that nod trine,
can do. -
Ocaimvs, Canon Toiioij,
TiQir,43A*ue, AJ» *x*btiAT» :•ornafiom., ,
. caaeehars e a reported to ns
where cone of these frnnldable oomplalnts have
salted fromtbeoeoof tide,.remedy, botow «peoe
here win not admit' thua; fiomeorthem* auy be
frond inoui'Amerfcan which the agents
below named are plemed to famish gratis to allwho.
call jbrthem.' s _
ATE&'S CHEBBY EBCTOBAL,
jrp&.THE EAfLD COBS QI
CoEBHa,CoMß,lan.mai»i, utuMarta,
Csobp, Beokohiiu, .Isotnmra Cos
rekprioif, aitd -»o&*hb -Bbubv
■ - -oF Cosnmrrtn PiiißßT^
tK iDTisOKD STiOKS OT
■; THaVOimiut'i’id'.
Thu ii a reme<ly io .hoswuuj taifam
' say other lor the cue of thhjatnn&luhc
thatlt is useless here to -jrablish the evidence of its
virtues. -Xl* anilTaUed* exeeUanoe te eoaAhslaad
colds, aad.ita Umly- wonderful ewiMf yq&KAsrj
disease,hsTesuideUhnovrnthxQaghoat thf ctvtttsea
nations of the ee.tfc,;' FeW.sre'tbe coamonltist, «
: even fkitiiH<s,‘ainang thssrirbqChaTeiiot aojne frer
i tonal-experience fet ttaedbete done jivingtrtply In
their midst of iu victory over tbexabUeand danger
eu disorders,of jhathrodt tad ■ iangi,. •As all know
the dreadful frulityof these .<U*ot£n,'sad as |hey
know, too, the effects of tbit seed not at
more then to Miuetbem,that it has nowall thefrlr*
toe# that it-did hare when waking; the sores waloh
•bare «oo sqt etroogiy bpofl. the. eonflrienoe of than
' Pr.pi-e4 tj Cr.r- C. iYEBi 00., towili, SUM.
OTTBoId by-dealers everywhere. 1
jaißilaweOWitmwlyT , • '
OB0CBipls:r- ;L i. ;..
\3T Ito hbd*. H* O. Soger, prime; . , <. .
75 doTp. B,"aad.Cuoa Soger;
OObWti LoteriiiK*if Crashed ttagir;■[
• 60 •• ••. *Aej'*4'
.j : .126. do. :XaUowiflacart all grades; •
: 70 <p ; ho/niL-t** Sytnp; -• i 5
. ISO dq. fi.T. Bfrapt..TKlou brands; {
' 250 otf to firt«6e} ’ 1 ..
; 180.btittaT©baobo,6eaBd-iai;
•. ’v tSD ka«s;dd, ttvist; -
75,000 Qennaa Cigars;
co tags Eeppewaad Allspice; , .
10 do Oada; >.• j
900 do slsee;
' F.tfeas: 1
•■• 45 •‘U'do •• • -Bta£k Tea*;’--
With s folLsasortment of goodstnow frr sale
by / ; 1 , iJfci./MtWOJKCH AOO;”;
logo . r- Tid 1 ! 150 and 199 BMond stoat, ,
. CUtUl'i! «»•:
£ A Ttt*rlftrx*btacfeof- cholo*'TßlES,
of wloritinriCtM ta cA«o— ftoa, with mHtj fxmi
blMV ukea~to bun HTcry Tuiatj tna.tp aw.
' •Of AjpU M&ppfeiKUlMol.wiMi
'inl£n» furoUA, har eldj. Pflur, 10,.
eoOtvotothlM yettn old/. Pa*ch,Pliißl f Ac., AAm
KirwuufCA—the TrecA la th* Stilery. CkUud
“sYMOaMlrt IrWltoSJ^bj&jioiidr^ 1
TJHBM, AW
: o'4itiHl) 808.,
-^<M.ay2;^^s^3<fe ? ,I«CiT»pCB. l»)
J? KnrerapH.O. Bo*«r; '
jPwtdß4oe ; ; ''do;
.... ; • .4
. weenand Black T«WS- 1,. ■. ...
Tobaoooe; v ';
i ®J«W i; ■ ~ S \
.. ; t:. family Jflous; ' : j
Aad a general stock i of Aroeaxiae, la
riTing end for aale by—! i
, HagOHAltl) A ABBUOKIiKS,' T-
Wholessla iQnbmj rMqo» : and- rv«—wi—M*f.
chJuUjNos. 243 andBMld>^tyttreet, ; liaar^ad
ftTJSWJttUIITa ~
iS 6 S? ,J 9 ,D *T o*^ 0 *^ :: : ■ r
100ido •.; !
20 bags aev KngHih walnnls;
, 90 do .■ doPil&arts;v ! i '
20 do do BnsUXata;/:
20 do Hreeh Oocbannts; ; i
60 : do Alareads Dorteiraxand Irks;
100 boxes new W» B. and Layer Balalnt;
2WheUbok*s do . . ,d0../-dofL v .
How la store and for sals by 1 •
• - -C <i i i BKYXKB A ••
Ja2s •-,. .1. . Hca»lB9aad IM Wocdtfreet>:
rWA&Gtttt£NT&—
V lootn»h.o*tej , :
70Q do TtUow.Kar Oora;
- 6keg*X*rd; ;j;-
rrftbtfclU&fiiittv; ..
100t<iifc. ! X>ry Appl—
-400 do Whiten—nt;
. 2fr "d 4: Onlou; ;
CO box— W—ten Bwm Ch*-e:
Mnhlf.3b£f»«Mßnjr*lo«r; i
COOdo fain Ho. 1 grit; -v vc.; • 5
s&Jt MBingtSm#
'•a W.
WirWrydrtrMfc.
fiUTXuK-a bale*
Vadtlv - -U4Uai>lOXfer*oo.
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WIKTBB UHm
MONDAY, Nor. 17th, IW2, TnUnt wm Imt* tfc*
Depot of tba>; < 2UDc6«l f |* I>m*>
burgh. u foflowi: - ! \
d>hi«nO«M «a«i l’Adatutl *3toif £4m rli
KeubmtitU.
Lcorw Pims-orgu..^..liA*,®. Irfop.li.
do Stmib*nrlll* i-«l U
At, sraraxk~...„ * «
Ay CmmnUcß [ lxos p.'u£ », m,
A/ri'it* | &2D « • fi-en •
d«.. St. | .. .?.
Ho cheep-.- of par* fcatwwu I’itt*btirghaiidOtnrinnntt,
Splendid S leaping Cna attached to ell Twim,
Hiiibmgi and WhJtkj £fa* . -
ticsTcaPlttabdifh l£oa.nu 4:10 a. nx. Won.nu
dc- VTellttfl& 4:IS •• 9:00 « 4do**
ri do .idunbahT’# &U 5 *«■ >.M **-' ®tfo m
do,,&fca»Unf L 631 'U IDOS. « 6U.0 *•*
Attltc* 6rfo " 11:16 [ fry' «*
v Ooßnootlraat Winding with ‘Bdtlaowfand Qfcl
B&Oroadi end at :BeUalr tilth OentnlOhio SaOnad
for SahOTllfo, Ltpoaster, 1 Olrclatillo, Colombo, Ota*
danati, Indian apoiUj fit. Lonli,; mi polnta want.
. • Attfeirfk-«a4 ClmtUmi -■
l:£0». m.
I do &l4’ ”' fcSt m
[do &£4. *' _ fcls «
do' Hnd*on-.,L....~ &14 « 7£t u
&£& *•■■■ fcj» u
W fc*
JfM'PUluuti&U taatlkul Mllliamvlik
«ttafcurgb,FortSWajroeaiid Chicago Battnadiai
Hodaon with Cleveland* ZamaraiekndClaelnnaUlL
J& te AkriraV,OayahogAFillsendTainSabwx.aad
at Cleveland With OL Ms X. B. K. ftr Erft, Dmiklxfc
and Buffalo with Q, AT. B. B, for. Toledo* Detroit
v . .WalUrilU Awwmroodatttmleatee atSiOOwhl.
; , fcettUTiiflg .ttWne arrive nu,
&4&and,Ultt;]R'jq. .j..:.
U viQiall jmwaiiiklt potato inthe
Wofit cr *■
at theJ3bertr Street tafml 'Pittafeugfa. '
- 1
farther tMormstiro, ipply t* • “ '■*"
-• , WIBLU SftsT* WABf, Agent,
if the Company*/ Offlce In Freight St*itan/F«m it*
icoaa / - • . : -.jSj.-s. ■
•eat*f Btilloa efery GlLKn!n£ : *(rxcvp»-i>oii4i7) at
WVi*i M%lut*adß*;'*dd mldicuilnct
«sife§p®^f ~l•
-‘IhStHBOCSS Waril}Mrat
4:40 p.ia., iUjppUK ci:i* nt ytf&traHbghtaJittalu&c
direct, op aawtt>gn ; « BnlUawr* «m
•ty§?!s£<& BW * Uf fr T **-’ftU* l^ a,ia note
• i)srWpBiuStl
itiUcn*,^ottDiictliJjt- B errt tbta^tw'Biknedn end
w«».hiT.£t^M f fct Scot-York.
ii>4 ■«4.- , >«AiSfc.;hsi.
11 fn* J ‘Eritin/dimir <UHy,
(axcept Sand*/) at ifrl£ p. a..,i;cppL3/ n&nU etatfoni
• for WelFi Button ”
.T?n2** .Button
Javne 44Www»ot BmuUjr) xt 8:43 a.", *. .
- - jrotirtlr io6>6i£fod»ao& Tiiln for Wafl'l Button
lifimiSx&ftaoßptthmdxrtXte.-OOp.iii." '
;, ,fh* Cbsrcb,Train leevi* WilTißUtfonwrery Bon
d*j»tfco6».in«;. returning* leoru Elttstargh a
■IiSwQKBMj-ril-,- 1-. r " .■:.* ■ '
I JktnnJng Tnto eat™ inflttebarcsns follow* j
: B*ltiaore‘*dj:jJfßU, 12:1$ p, Sx
ptecsi-lilfi pirn; JfMt "idae, lsSOn, 3 «£j. Jolwitgwa
Acootasi«d«UdOi iftSB n. ti^’t-WtnP WnHV Button
; A g>«Utlcfl,<U3Q a. tu. t&Moail SelTsßUtton
ApgosuaaiAilon, a&5 n, bui-iTibd. WaU’e-Button
, A cod aiiuxUtfa i,. 1;W p. at.; Ycnfib.WillV Button
AbedmiCTCSthm, 6140 n. ta'. ’Baltlm «vKxjsr*« will
afrivowtth -PbUixfotpofo Mnpren* at lslS p, a.» on
Jlondxjf«l:».-•.;:■•! .•■:> -•'- J. :j-• £• V •J.
,Ir»lnfl,forßUlryTUlonaAladUcn»ona*pttlßfoig»
till»'lnfcr»®Wlbn wttb Hill and Ac*
cwnmodettMtV Sot and Wotc* ,' V 7*. - ■," '
Tb* pnblfoiPrUHlnd ti •£nafiyt&
jcoinf-iSassnr'WerC) t& trad byit&iViiideyfTe&in
iUentnl:s*Ur9«4 v pufodbydamwiitfo— fcowolfored
r oanot.bg rerittyd pa enj-oibpr hiqU*
MOnugirmiF. atone, ,nna r re, entirely free train d*»w
fr ettgpr-CBlUrdbty/iftfodfoiaofirttfortno «]) w*<.
v
■>..*.■{•.#■* -•- • l , /ABBi- —'• • • ••'•'
!So-'ttewYoeiu-~*~dU 80}Tb v iMdtitQn«.» M LU. io oo
:Tt -- 10 au l ,pft /.„ gso
, to aJI ateUcni on
nlntMrra lUUriwdrisd to Bklttaoo
;tod-»W'-T6c
\ tteketrtß-cera’ »fti be
except, hogordfagto dl|tino»>tniT«led, is
'■adltion to.the fUUoa rttot, except.iron »t»t!oe*
[Where the 06«hp*oy fete bo Ageat.'. 1 -
!jBOnOX^In ; bM hold
tieneelTße-retptmtlbb' lor cnij,
*&<£ form. Mitooxt Batixc«c4A£*lWA. •.;>{
ifi- Aajpxiiilba*,,^**^ l - «*o i eapkijred to
lOOdtey rjwwagßre. end.bh&sjre to nail Iron, the Ce
■potjer ebxrge not to'exceed 19 £*nU ft* ecohpM
teaser ebdi&gjjes*. f • Tcrtfciet*, e^ptrto ; *; : •'■'
ui,* -‘v ;.: :'.J v-|;i: .* f
At thp PenaeylwJ* Qeotrei- faesaegu
i j Statics. ost.lJbertlr jgiA-Qnßril rtyeetn.,, jtois
# ■! BJtJVMLS.
BOfcLAR BAVIKGS BANK, Not 6S
* Fou«a Snur.'-; - •. •• -
Liam•
- •- f-- OHABTEBSD IBiaw, <•. •
T frr-f Vnlfrlr iTin fin TTWniarisj
aod erwUniJtfmm lUy'litto BcTember
Jto 0 o'clock; and. from Horember Ist to
.Mvlftftwof - .. . . t .j } i
! Deposits recelred of all.eioneaot Imm thaalOne
Dollar, and aditidendof the profit* declared. twfce a
pta;in?Jioid tad December*‘lhteftetfashbeeade
clered',eetni«shmitlly. In Jntfr and Deeemfcer, etnoa
the-Bank was organized, a tjther»t* of «ix per cent.
ayearv ~ i v ,-jij c\"' -i ■■■£'■,
drawg;iw%iaiFlaood to thi credit
of the depod tor as.winqii>alj;and bean the sarnie In
tercet from the flnt o*7lol Jane ana December, com
pounding twice a year without troubling the (Upocl
tor 1 to tall; or ereatopresirathisp«Me book. At this
money-will doable In tea* tfaaar twdra yean,
Baktng ln_thn eggregald EiaswAjm'.ba-HAir m
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; Bookie, Jlte-Chaster, By-laws, Bnlee
sgd
Fsjsaionrj-GXOBGE ALBBM.
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j Jolin ( B..lieT«i4ea l .: k ;i i .l»a*flß. Psonock,
4 John Marshall,
1 ! Alexander Speer,- • ' V»MB.DrKmt,
; BenjiL.iFaknestockK I.A. ML pollock, 21. D.,
: James tfoAuley, . I BIU Bargain,
[ Jatoso’Herdmin,• pWiiiimiaJ.Anderson.
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Alaiaaaerßradlty,
' John G, Backofeh,
LGeorceißlsck, -;
j John B. Canfield,,.
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' Ui Joha-Jsv«hS»: .
HopewellAUpburn, .
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* Peter Ht Banker,* -■
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■nd danrenna dlasaaeai. m BBiaiBOLVB. U>
jTBAOT which bap fecelredth*. endocss
sumtoftbsmoet BnmtneattbfidMDM lathe Baited
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dertaln«tt¥lbr tht'feUbwihg'dlaeksto end symptoms
aalKlitlp|'ftota dtoesses and? atmsa af the Urinary
<w Hexaal prjMsr General BebUitT. Mentsl and
Physical Dspremlon, Imbecility, Detahainatlca of
'Blood (4 the Head,Confused Ideas, Hysteria, General
Jeetlwraeae and Utepeuam atHlfbt,.
•Absence oimascularUScfenoTfXcsßof Appetite,.
UPyspepsla, ißneclatlon, Low, pptrlts, Dfcornart*'
[ttua or,Basalt ofjthe ergaas oTQotiera4kJß,B*lpi
lUiioQ of the Beast* and in tact nQ the oehooaltaatsi
fef a berroitia'ebd debilitated stele of the Syetea.
!v To insast ; th» art 1 thle ont,' 'Aik few
BshnboH**»Take no other, fninartead.
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nyrtre etQ tHlineme «.
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phla ftttawsHp Oopyoj latend oenatehbg,their
taU*«ow»red CUrdPSatlt .iron
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James P. Kelley,
Foter A; Uaoeiiw,'
John B.;Meilor, 1
James Shldiei,
■Bobert Bobb, ' - -
-welter P«4£anhaU,
JohaOrr^.*7:
Henry L.felngwalt, ’:
John E. Bhoenbonr;
’William
Alexander Tthdle*
Whittier, .
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