.3~~}"`a . i'xi r a Vilisharerf 6,1 TIIRDAY MORN ING::::::8.EFT. 19,1863 CITY Alf If 4.110. sir oiworAr. Fe PZR OP THE WIT. Z he George tlobbery. emir Cr Qatavitit Bemoan—renown erne- Iterr. lIILLIeoe, crows• aSD scowl. SEP? 18 —ln the case of the Common.. wealth evilest Thcenbilus George, charged with the larceny of $2,000 in money and goods front- a traveler, stopping at the St. Charles Ho el, last fall,:D 8 Maßsne testl• led that, on the night of the 28 b of N vem. her, 1881, money, amounting to over 21,100, and two gold "ratchet of the veleta of $250, wee taboo from hie room, at the St. Charles Easel, in ibis city There was one note for $5OO see tb• Eachstege Book, Pitubn•gh. one f•st SILO oo tee fittegoooy Bone. also four Tfattea thaws Treasury note. for SI 00, cod two for ISO each also sever•' small bate of other bealts—donneninations not knowu. Mr. D Taylor, bowler, of Indissapnite, Indiana, testified that. on the averting of tee 29 h of November, ten, the celendset tffsred him bill for exob•eae, a rreeponsling to vales and aPpearaece to one of cools above described, *Mob he refused, thinking that something Was wrong Mr Davis testified to the same state of fame. Othaers Hogue nod Gumbert testified to soetng the defendant in the city on the evening prevfons and morning cubee •gaenc to the iateeoy. The deletion declined to offer any toettmony—hoidiag that the `Commonwealth had failed to identify the money !Moped (or exchange, as the bill kit by Mr. Mc Bane. Judge Starrett delivered the charge, and In a clear and forcible manner laid down the law of eirinamstantial evident*, reviewing the testimony of the Commonwealth, and apply. let the law to the testimony. Thomas Ewing and J. 11. Hampton, Ergs , appeared for the Commonwealth, and T. at. Marshall, Erg , for the defence. The Jar/ reared to their room, but they had not agreed upon ayerdic t when the Court adjourned., Arrest of an Alleged Murderer. Our readers will remember the horrible murder committed In Medina county, Ohio, about the first of last Jaly, by whioh Mr. Shute' Coy, his wife, and child, vere butch ered in cold blood, and the house then set on Are to hide the traces of the inhuman deod. Since that time the officers of Medina county bye been Indefatigable In their effarta to trace out tho murderer, and finally arrested in Wisconsin amen named Copt. Brod. St:es tor, who had formerly lived in Medina, on suspicion of haviag perpetrated tho crime. He left Medina the morning after the murder and went to Cleveland. Fie was absent but twenty-four hours, and returned very flush with money, which be said he had won in Cleveland by gambling. He soon after loft the p!aoe, and auspiolons being aroused against him, he was followed and arrested in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Be gives no satisfac tory account of his whereabouts on the night of the warder, or of how ho got the money, and his whole story is improbable and con tradictory. About sixty dollars were found upon hie person, and among the money wore two twenty dollar greenbacks that had blood on the edges. When Mr. Coy got his moony from the bank it was put in a moiled envelop. The envelop vas In the pocket of a vest, , which was under his pillow at the time be was killed. The murderer, after doing his bloody work, obtained the envelope, tore it open at the longer edge, and takleg out the money, dropped the envelope in the bed-room. Theta lo the mark of a bloody thumb on the center of the envelope, and marks of bloody flows on the edges, evidently mace by the mummer In taking oat the bilis Oa the $2O bills foiled with Streator are bloody marks, which upon trial were found to At exactle with the torn edge of the moos; envelope. This of itself is moat damning testimony of guilt. Streeter wee oat:omitted :vial to cosh his trial. Be cheered, during too guanine:too, the tamest coolness and utioneorn, Tke Alleged t.imaperacy to Defraud Dreitod Meet On Friday afternoon, et three o'clock, tho charges of conspiracy and fraud, instituted by the Bcerd of Dun liment of the 231 District, against De. Smogs', Dr. MsQsalde , and oth er', came up for heari , g before May or ander. Messrs. Sorrggo, JSItQ, /tide, dart ha and fdeGee waived a hearieg. and enter d bail for heir appearsoce at the Orrodir term • of toe Doerr, to endwise the charged ailego4 against teem. Mr. Bard, of Bader ow:mt.', and Medic Darning and Dugan, of Araisirorg o.itety, demanded a beetle g • Dept Hither, P.uroet Karthel of the D.. Digit, broil", explained the merroer fa irdcti the prossootione digitated, Dad on ceir.ng over the flit of witnesses he (toad that Beyer. al of them were absent. Tune or four wit tiest.. were oritha,,but nothing was oliotted tending to Implicate either Dugan or Darn ing, and the, were dieobargaa. The tea unto ay against Bard wu not very pointed or pos itive, out It 11113 deemed onfloloot to warrant the magistrate 1.13 bolding him to bal for trial, and he entered into toe necessary rtoog oblate. Thus the matter rests for the pres• eel, turd we presume we will heat no more of It nowt le comps before the Court far deal ad- Judlostloa. Corowcr's Itiqueste. - le all oases of sadden or violent death, It Is the duty of the Coroner to gammon a jars and lavestlgete the cause, and we believe than ii a mere penalty prescribed against those who bury or uuso to be buried the u nitive of those who have thus dled. without -"plying duo notice to the Coroner. There Is a general repugnance to these Irv:testi, end the friends of deceased various would rather avoid them If possible. The law, however, 11 necessary, audit should at ell times be faith fully snouted. We hare beard of two or three 'Estancia, of Late, In which the Coroner was net actillsol,and the law his been treated aa a aullll7. Whether this Is the result of Ignoraiocc, or antigens, we are not prepared to say, bit it is an evil which needs commo tion. The Coroner Is not bound to hunt up then Dues, but it is, the duty of those hiving dune of the body to notify him, that ,the Omni of death may be legally detrArdneri. BOVOILLET Dwells —The degree of Doo • for et Divinity wee conferred upon liar: Bam rusl H. Hoehn, A. H., editor of the Pitts burgh aviaries Advocate, by Allegheny Dol lop, lifeadrilar, Pe i , at the recent enniventary *zeroing. Dr. Nesbit is the ant cilaweve of this College that bee received this though quits a number of distinguished a rises hare been honored by this institution. The degree of Doctor of Laws was conferred at the same time upon Hon. W. T. Willey, trained thataa fienator. Watt Virginia. L'HIATIII.—To-night Albs SCUM Drain mks/ her last appearance. The bill for the aeration is an unusually strong ono, even for daturday night, being two splendid dramas edth Ulu Damn in both. The drat la the "Whew Dawn," which beautiful pleas has sun all the week to • ray lino baskets, and the, last is the thsilfing drama ct "Olives Twist," in which Miss Duda ploys the part of Nano, flykes, 'bleb Is said to be her very greatest sensation past. • Itr IiILSIC LULU'S Ltire_e fdeathiss, FOR Oitollll.—Thu btawatifnUmontidy, devoted to Itithitteth intnneting te lb* ladle, ' SS its tthth theta. &Opfers to ha °author number irith a moth Impelling and attractive aney of illustrations. Bat it ti unnesassary to et. ;imps an enomeretion of these, OM If we 'Wire equal to the teak, for a call at Pltucoh's, Opposite the Poobltelohlrill be far more est kfeetory. Tag TOIL Witsca.ae —All the New York payers, ro:-thle and next med. Will b. &Mad 01 theorem:4u at j. W. Pittook's Nees and Paiodtau Popo, opprilte the Penedos. Among the most p.poist we may oseatora lip 11!swaged Newt, /Prank leek /Veto Yori "Imre !le . ova 0011 rlOllllOO Itimetkozs....The New York freleasie repute of the 800 Ohat/as Boom% speak Au shit Important Napa, has been published separate!: La tbelchm of ac eztre, aid mkt be obtained et J. W. riltoorts cp paelu the Pittoebs. moues Oloossia.,-/Trank Mori. awl, for Oofollow, a member proludo In ILI. 1,- folitistf coo of Q. Rod Liman', ono of coarse laslioponasblo to Qs 1.4.., cum be had at Ha l'opiloctioal dopot,"lionolo Hon g infLt *lna AI% Iforpeet Katy for sal uuk. fi . • s.N ..„ r 14. • I, • -S,`;s;*l.Vjkl‘f,c!...,-*-2},a,., . - WiMisdoing Upton Moans'. A westing of the citizens of Wilkins town ship was held in the sehool house last night. The meeting was called to order by eleating the followins onlosrs: A-esi‘leat —W. 8. Haven. Pies Presidnut —James hielCell7, Hugh Wood. Secretary —H. 8.. Chalfant. The President having stated that the object of the inciting was for the purpose of dine:s log the polities! Danes of. the day, introduced L enc. Soodgrase, of Camp Copeland. Ll•ut Snodgrate said that he could not see how, In Cola oriels, there could be two ;lenti -1 cal parties =moistest with the wall being of the government The rotation before the peo ple is, eon we ling..lo oar glorious iodepenti eon and freedom. Alt other isnot are utterly ice go,flo a nt. He referred to the exertion of GOT. Curtin fur the welfare of his native State, and con trite:ad hi. claims for the poems von with thine of averse W. Woodward, who had not done any thing for the collier. He said that the Sono of Penneylvania dare not adopt any otter policy than the true one, for if she does It will be a 'Weida! pulley, It takes forty or Otto thousand mon in the tarry to counteract the it firetee of Gov. Seymour, of Na• Took It Peoneylvania has George W. Wood +aid for her next Governor, It will require fifty [boomed more men to the field to counteract hie Whence against the Government. By eleotleg Gov. Curtin, the rebellion, whieh Is tottering, will soon be overthrown and the soldiery enabled to return to their home.. He thanked the ladies of Paniorylnutia for the interest they have taken In the welfare of the Golding. Air. Stone, of Pittsburgh, wag then [atro cities& He sold we man put twat meta In power as will help the Administration. No President of the rotted States 'has battled , against curb diffionities all Abraham Lintels; that nowhere could we find a man who was such a honor to hie State as Andrew G. Car. tin, for hiestands preeminent above all the Governors of oar dater Stets,. lie alto, spoke of Judge Agnew 11.1 a man whose dm/eater a - apropos:an° party had not undertaken to usall. He evoke of the sus pension of the writ of habeas corm end laid that It woe for the general welfare of the country. He urged the election of. Governor Curtin, toying that the rank, of mar armies would thee be Wed and the rebellion width le not tottering will fall after a few more hard fought battles, and pan be seamed. He said that if our forefathers fought seven years for their independence and liberty, we could intent fight three or four years to pre serve those Shoran handed down to ns. H. C. Mantra'', H q , being called upon by the Ptesident, nine tor sesta and remarked: That in appearing before the meeting, he was the exponent of no poinioal party, the cham pion of do parttime- candidate, but desiring tho prosperity and perpetuity of this great and glorious nation, came to raise hie hem bill voice la the support of its Oontitu tion,,its laws and its life. And, having cast aside all his former political prejudices, as he hoped those present had done, with no party but our country, with no feeling but patriot tem, let OS bring that toes of country a sacri fice to be laid upon its shrine that it may ascend an acceptable incense from the altar of our common country to the altar of our com mon God. After showing that there is and ran be but two parties, one for, the other epithet the country, he went on to show how the laboring man is Interested In the coming contest; that this is a war between freedom and slavery, between paid and unpaid labor. He then turned his attention to Woodward, and dis cussed that arch—copperhead's regard in a manner that left but little doubt that the Do mooreay hart .rooted a man for their stand ard hearer who had no sympathy for any thin bet semostion, slayer', and oppression. Mr. hieekreil then took op theohingee tea by the Democracy against all the act, of the present Ades nistratlon loaning this part of hit areomene, ha emboli the Demccoatio party and candidate in the following manner: ''After having 'bus fairly, as I think, 'hewn you that the administration has acted wisely and jostly, as well is constltetionally, In all ita sots reopeoting the means to Fe atod in putting down this accursed rebellion, and haviog sheen you that all the acts have been impeached by the so called .D:mocratio party, as unconstitutional, I am. forced to Bay that any and every act the Admin istration might otherwLe hays thought tents ory would have met with •the same opposition. Nothing has, nothing can, and notelog will satisfy them—everything is we coonitotionel If this night, the angel Ga Intel ea. and sound the last trump and call the dead forth from thin graves to some to mea n, I eolemoly believe the Supremo Court of Peeneylvet..• in its puny Oteelpotehell attempt to reverts the deem, of Al mighty God himself arid (ieorge W. V7ood• word delivering the opinion) would plowmen it "onconstitutioo.) Capital. Grainer woe than introduced, bat onto( to a cold, could not epeak coca. 110 eald there aro na political Isaacs 332 w before Lae peoida. Jail issues of to slavery, twit centralisation or power and internal improve ments, hire enured to till t. There Is bat one rise° now before the American people, and that is whether you are for the government or against it 1 for, at this time, there can tut bat two parties—one standing by the government and for liberty, the other embarrassing the government and sympathining with a slave oligareby. nPRCIAL LOCAL NOTICAS thorn Lim Baxis'a Bzwiso &lumina, for :wally sad manatee:arias purparos, an no test to use. A. F. CIASONT, %Wig Agent. No. 18, fifth strsot. Trones Punt, Plain Sktt Boort!, end danlar In Poonclearle end Ver• coon elate of the ben gutty at low rated. Ofeco at Alm Laughlin% near the Web? Work:, Pittebtrgh,Ps. aphid= Da. GIORGI H. lEWISItiI." Scientific knowledge, great experience, and pre:ideal skill in the medical profession, have rendered this gentleman the—means of moat extended usefulness to the community. The feat that he has adopted a different manner for the ex. melee of hi. talent end the diffasion of hi, usefulness to the stet and diseased from that which other 'members of the profession pur sue, does not In any manner derogate from the confidence reposed in him. He is known at a man of thorough medial education and great elan inprevia". The articles which be sell s in his large drug atom in the city of Pittsblugh, are all of to beet &ern for their designated purposes. ills hairnets' know!. edge of the human constitution end the dis eases to which it is subjeet, has enabled him to perfect a variety of appliances for the pre vention and care of disease. Hu shoulder braces for the relief of morbid tendencies in the vital organs of the taut, his tresses for the permanent relic( of rupture or hernia, hi, peoteral syrup for the xellat of lung ailment, and a great variety of other medicines which ha pupates and prescribes, have long been celebrated, and have relieved thou/tads of Tenons from the lint inroads of dines.. The mechanical contrivances which he ream mends and rapplles, are based upon a thor ough knowledge of human physiology, and their ease is attended with the most beneficial rents. The inetnotion whloh he impart', and the remodln Watt he recommends, II mud be borne In mind, come frem angularly educated scientific' phyeloism, who knows the afoot of thee which he prescribes, and, as • practical man ands druggist, is able to insure the pertained of hie remedies. I; h Inch practitioners as he that are of teal use in the communlty."—Pittelergli Porn Cauca Patron ny —The bestan d deoldailly the most exuruive assortment of perfumery, fano, soaps, bait bribe, tooth brushes ' and other toilet &Melva, will bs found at the drag Mon of Dr. George H. Keyser, Na. 140 Wood rt.Sts where for years he boa stunted the wants of the community, not only In potful ery, but also in every artiole of medicine to _Ds found fa the hewn world,iu well os every mesnaleal span:ice teed In the cons of de formity or disease. In face, tho Dana's store is a complete "Osaka Gotherme,"abd most personr a lf they feti to flad what ths, want after alruttlesur mush of an hour or two, wilt moat invariably find It at a Keyser's." • Eli late supplies of perfamny riollll2 the 42- e:orig, dad every person Oh be accommodated_ at a price that IJ as low as any of the eastern haves. • a 0111111131 sad Coamoas Oatu•adf bi tan at the Ouloam oMoo, No. 406 lavas strut, day or algat all olden lidt at the above y 446,111 b. prollapily attended to., All mi ll s mturabapaid to oavoaoa. Om. O. arts, Deallire,:tz Paul Mut, eittod sU Intaineu Noteistos. Opliuone of tee Wbeeler and Wilson Sewing Waebine. There is hut one Sewing Machine, and that 14 Wheeler & Wlleon's.—Judge 11.425, of America• inititate, N. Y. The Wheeler .1k Witenn Maebize bee no American. It le the machine for family Use—Adoocata and Journal. It is stsimmtly superior.—Dictionary of M thanint. Every one 'herald call at Wheeler & Wil son's rooms. No. 27 Fifth etreet, and examine Freedmen* of work done on thee. machines. Win Sumner &Co , the Western Agents ler Wheeler & Wilson, have now on exhlbl don a file stook of machines, In Rosewood, Mahogany and Walout cases. JUST aRTIIISID Fang TEI EAST —The nn dereigned would mot reepeeduily call the at. kaftan of than friends. wad she nubile In Gen oral, to their Fail and W.atar stack of Goods, They consist of all the eery latest styles o Cloths, Cssimeree and Vesting., English Es kimo Beavers, Trios and Pilot Ciotti and Over coal one. Alto, a large assortment of P/50011 1 Ohltebill Orercoatings of the very finest quality, all of which is ee:ooted from the latest importations, and' will be made in the most fashionable manner, and at a price lower than any other merchant tailoring establishment in the city. Give us an early pall. SARUM G it Co , ' Merchant Tailre, No 64 Market at. SAMUEL GRAHAM, Geo. MoCsent.ass. Foe PALL AND Wrezaa WilAlt.--The sum mer IS past, and by the morning's frost, we begin to apprehend, that fall and winter will be shortly upon at, and we most provide cor seting with the material to keep to comforta ble. A nice fall suit, or a good and well-made overcoat are the very thing, and we do not know of any place where our readers would suit themselves better than at Messrs. W. H. Edifies A Co.'s clothing eitablhhosent, canner of Federal street and Diamond Square, All,- ghaoy. They have also receivea a complete assortment of gentlemen's tarnishing goods, and a great variety of new patterns for wain scoting, .40. orraurroa, RIITIIISMD Vow/maims I—The attention of our county% brava defenders re- Rattly rotnrned front the seat of war, and of tha pabllo b general, Is again directed to the very entangle° and handsome assortment of the latest stylos of French, English and Amor:inn pines goods, for pents, *oats and rrnta, rotelted by Nous. Joha Wolfs A Co., hiershant Tailors No. 1.20 Federal stront, Allothony. t asteful selection of gentlemen's furnishing goods will also always be found on the shelves of the astablistunent, togother with • lot of ready-made got up to the but annum. VALCABLI AIrfICLIB WEST, No. 6 Washington Place, ?WO street, Brooklyn, L. 1., says, in a letter: " I am happy to bear my testimony to the rains and Olney of Mrs. S. A. Allen's World's liar Restorer arid World's Hair Dressing, In the most liberal anise. They have restored my hair where it MU bald, and whore grey to its original Color." Sold by druggists everywhere. Depot, I tiB Oreenwich street, Now York. fdesaras are prolltiatkig the volunteers by hundreds, - the hospitals are crowded 'with them. Soldiers, be warned In time. Hollo way's Pills are positively landlible in the cure of this disease; occasional doses of the.. via pre the health even nodes the great est exoosuroa. Oaly 25 wants per box. FOl7l DOLLARS, four dollars. Pons dollars, tour dollars. Dental Institute, Dental Institute. Best cheap Dentistry, best °beep Dentistry No machine work, no machine work. DIARALED TUBBLES—PitiLbrt—On Thundry trrntnz , the lath Instant, by ths nor. (lanolin, Z. Swops, it Trinity Chorob t Mr. TBOD. TOBtirka end gin nilitT P. EIPLABA, both or ALleghony City. bio twat, DLBD t MITCWILL--na SM.) townicg. Sept /Salo at half -put 5 (id* ANDREW DilthatLL, aged 37 r... Tee trtrafe of the tenally sot rove - Valli Invited to &Lucid the A:Marini. TIM DAT, at 10 arlock. at tao reedyneo Ma father. r au?, Creek. Pena tp. LAVS..II—Ca Itrlday mentor. Papa 19th at o'o cot. Attllttl L Oil/LT.Of tal+osp. The funeral alit take pla a from tho reat , eneo of Iles. Chaplin, No. 11 Ihlr4 erect, at 3 Wax k Ten or:Kazoo! JUALIITAft r WO ?ICES. ruoy,", rp,=.B •t, urnam, 120 DlUniller of Pao... 98 Fourth PL. Pittobstrgh, &pt. 1111, 1861 j jr".EX eI'ED FkttaM DHAFT. In u=rdooco with ord.rn, I yoblha the fol. Itpt of pormos , xemptod from draft by lb. Doom of Enrol ment In that Dhaka, to rads dot*, with tap nom= of tapir azoroprion NIAIIISZD IT IMAM AND EXNENZID. A wire. McKee. Hot& em Linraablo. distbillty NS,I SI X au ['owe ~ ocso s ,o.D.bip, J. HESvti IrOsT6.B. Capt. end Pnrrogi Mariam!, Itd DLit. Pa. sel2..ltd•• LIQUID bTOVE PULL3II, reworks why It 6 bcthr dam rry Pahl I. 11 Ng rrat'y rolzs4 V. )g bn so anab ntateur. ZL It prod 000• no din or 4nst. 4. Ti stands the gcogt totor.so but. It pro !Inv., from nat. 4. Iv Is lb. most ga.noinftal T. It 11 Int ono Intrth the lab r. lii lisle by 81.119/1 JO/1151110/1 r 4.117. 'pore% fimlthPrlel stow.. uomETEING NEW! la WRIT POW' LILT PORADE. yosi eon POIIaDIL TABICLIA PODIADL QUEEN OF 'LOWERS EXTRACT, for the Reno. orshlo vary Ant. inserni BOA P. for mooring any Otaasc Tar, Paton.. An.. from .11k% Patina ea, wltlnut Injuring the G. Wt tabrk. BLOOM OP YORTEL aTEIILINO's • 11BROal a, Ow the Heir. DU ILE ET ti t OL'OetliE end KALI.TON S ZWY t OIPS and TOILET AIITIVLIV, of every easartptlon at 000. A. a 'ILLY.* 0=14,11.1 T. DEL•O IttWl, eel In the Asa Alaska% Roan. Alleahanr. a. nirontanza...... ALL MIX)LI,IInER & BAER, 11. Mina twotaters and &dere in all dada of Tfaitooo, 6151117 r Alit OZOLIZ. 1011 µ 001) arson, rnicesuips, Emp =day ron band s tugs variety of Pipes sad Saimaa. Intone°. sands E YES AND BAIL. DII. BADLY. Fate particular attantlon to tho trostotont 01 t WNW D'o ,&8.8, lb. LfD and BAB elan at.. cm CATABAOT, SQUINT u OPL, IToEteS,I k a 4 111 1- .11 IU.AoWtA MUSING, and ON Macon allatlag th y , Eu sad lesdinia to Deettos. arum., 883 PENS 1114EICE. carillBl,ls SUGA MS I BIIGARS I 23 bhdi. cholas Porto Eke Fain; S 3 to Mr Cobs doi d do cosmos H. O. do; 7U tads • Codes do B do da; Id do 0 do Se d — Cr read lb Pelted d a do !bawd Chiba do, Actsalty os hood sad for Ws by 210HONANNB & Lamm. 08111 No. VS Lltooly street. AGAIN AHEAD I 11101OLLIt TAB 6 BLIB, Wtoltate• doaisei to mars AND 1360•68, bon ono to on to Mgr frlrue% Of goody iddeb th. 7 will.ell Iftk f WW F. Et 06611 Coottry lloroustta scold do ..j to call beton pwabsemg eldowbons. •••• • II =tin p•OIII•07 .UMW to.' OW CUNKG /El ENT& 60 btehele petals Timothy SW; WO atm a ppm; is data batter; To antra =a tar gas or PRANK VAN 0011D171, , UM esenod strftt. [)'FINED SIIGAkte.--40 !Oils over. LL furs Iletted, thoihsd and Pahoned Lee , „ and laza. Whirs and Ilidoss Palsos.)ltss rsestwesi sad for silt, smote's!' aai mall, u the /ashy Groan Stars of JOHN A. BorturAw. awns Eaton, tied gaud stmts. SUGAII Otiftgo HA6in.-10 tierces bast pas'! y r7ncf.adl O. O. time Jan La. Weld and for sea vanlesals and Man i a t tam- Oftiren Map • aalra;4. sitimusw. rem's/. ILleivt, sad }had itniati T J OBRICATINGtiIL. 100 bbia ? pve i vick Ore* cu, Ss' Warutedte uhlawaklLl .L JUL • OD O ISMNI TO WOretriell, ME I'HE LA BY T Report of n Refugee from Charie stow. Now Sept 18 —A refwgee from Charleston reports that the lice of torpedoes does not roe entirely stress the chancel, and the main bitruetion is an 'Mgenta net-work of ropes, formed somewhat like a ladder, which extends sorose the ebannel. When a cereal dmigns leaving Charleston, word is put to Sumter, and the rope work is drawn in to one vide to permit the blockade runner to rays. When a ship comes in, she lap to under Sower until the same process it re-en acted. This obstruction is supported by tor barrels There are two floating batteries, ribbed with loop, and only two steam iron- Mod rams in the harbor—the Chicken's and Palmetto State Upon these the rebels rely very much to their defense of Charlesten. Ite reference to the feeling of the peewit. eancerstieg the burning or rurrecder of that city, he says that the universal resolve of the Inhabitants is thet they ore willing that it should be both i rather then surrendered to Gen. Gilmore,. There were cot over 300 non combatant:l in the city when 'Gun. Gilmore shelled It with Greek fire. The math body of Lee's army is below Gor donsville, and Is about 70,000 strong. The division which was reported to have boon sent through Richmond, was Jenkins' division, compared of South Carolina troops. They were sent Southward to the relief of Charles ton, The feeling among the privates it In favor of a peace, eepsol►lly If their property should he guaranteed them by our Government. Our Informant seys also there are more Union people In the South than we imagine, and that the belief or the rebels Is their aloes . is fast ; they feel now that something desperate must be done, or &Ilia loot. Branco sad Nagland are dospisrd - for their double dealing =rte. Death of Capt. flateliklee--Pfieu leers Running thelliocknde—reace Meeting,. flawnams, Sept. 14 —The death •t Captain Wm. J. Hotettkin, of the gunboat Gan. Put nam, who was killed In a front testiest with the enemy, has canted cnivartal grief in this Department. Tbo rebel privateers era ranting the block ade into Itigtbingtes ton (earful extest. It Is estimated! Vat the 7 are carrying in rebel sepplies to he strianst tf s million dollars s da►. Peace meetings aro being held In pearly every town lir Nortu Carolina. The soarer of W. W. Holden, of the Raleigh &aufard, meets with general approval and rapport from the people. Ills name Is being hoisted as the next cazthcleto for Governor ship of North Carolina. The text Contrail- Plenal election in this State will take pleats to November nett, having been changed from August. The conservative peace party Is making its nominations with a view to send ing Its representatives to the Federal Con gres, In cue the army of Gen. Lee ehoeld be driven oat of Virginia. From illebuyea..tven Lee Gone South.-Illoseniesits of the ltebei Troops PHILADILTSIA, Sept. 18 --Informatioh from parties, arrived here from ittelmood, who left the latter city on hiooday, oevertr, positively, that General Leo has gone S..ti:h for some porno te. General Longstreet's mi.:tat/and bas boon lent to reintoros Charleston, and A P Biles corps is India - rod to have been root to too Is astatine of Bragg . There aro tow sixty thousand troop. about Richmond, betenaing to the Army of N,th ern Virginia This terse has fatten boot to the Has of the Riohmond datetteea. Getter al Samuel Joon' has two brigade+, comprising about 8 000 mon, in Westoto eats, commanded by Brigadier Osi+orsl Eoutes and Jaokson it about to coolie enothor raid toward. Beverly. Ike boanquartert are at Elston, Monroe cioehty. Itaboden ho. 1,000 oitvalry acting an parti san rangers. Bra hatdqoartors are six calks west of Ilarrieenv.ire V. hua.tiero Arts! iCRW YORK Sept. 13 mphia special dated the 16 !JAW eh. W.../d, aa,et The Ho bile Reiuter has a dispatch swieg tief Joe J uattema coanaccder ol the army 0: u. glob. The Mayor cf Walla OpeaLt for aid Cro the anff.rela L tbst city. The aoldiero are pealing into Atlanta from all porta of rebehi,m. A special to the 8.-Id, dated "Month of the Waite B. sew, Ark., Sept. 14th, oia Cairn, says: Toe d'epatoh steamer from Rod river report. alt quiet. An expedition, competed of Gen., Grant's forces, sailed from N.w Orleans on Wednes day, the flih test 1; destination "rat tot istorrn to the public. From rorifeS. 111 00f 0 C 4 FOB:rases Mollies, Sept. 18 —The dig of trust. boat Now York arrived from City Pokt last evening. Three men belonging to the 28 Connecticut end one man from the First regiment, arrived at Fortress Monroe. They were captured at the time the important *barge we. made on Battery Wsgoer,and taken to Belle Lip Prism but suceeded in escaping. The Richmond DirpateA of the 16th Is re ceived. It hes the following Charleston news of the 14th t The Yankees fire ocoasion ally from Battery Gregg upon the botite ply ing in the harbor. A Yankee nmonttoltertrig party, !Deluding • Chaplain, Lieutenant, Telegraph Operator and a negro n lifer, was captured on the Sa vannah Railroad near this atty. They had tapped the wires to obtain some information, but received none. Napoleonand the Boutbern Conte& CM Nay Yost, Sept. 18.—The Times' epeeist from Washiegten rays that tote ligence has been received hare that proposiGons have been made by the Emperor Napoleon to Jed. Davis to abolish slavery In tea South, and re established In lien thereof a system of peon age similar to that now *static; in hiezli. Should this be done, Napoleon believes th t no opposition would be made by England 0 the reeognition of the Omifedersay by France. Napoleon farther mares Davis that if he adopts this polloy, the South might arm their Degrees, and prevent their beteg used against them by tho Government. Indians Surprised and Dispersed. /Wilmot:mu, Sept. 17.--1 b Ma for General Ha link, Washicytoar The following- dis patch, dated ilseccunrters Northwest Rape- Mien, Camp White Stone 1 / 1 11, Sept. Ilth, Is Pat received oTaisrat—Yestorday we surprised over 400 lodges of hostile itaa l a „ and fought and dis persed them, killieg over 100 and - destraylng W their camps and property. I have In my heads many prisoners. [Signedd . SA. Commanding A. Sow.; Brig G .11, Major General. To John Po Death of Richard Brodhead. EAMON, PA., &pt. 17 *—Hk:hard Brodhead died here tide morning The deceased has for many years taken a prominent part in public affairs In Pennsybratils, haying represented Northampton eennty le the legislature three yews. this district in Canvas; six years, end Pennsylvania in the Senate of the Unlud States di years. Be was greatly , espeoted as a good cities", and as a man of boosat ten pubes, and iltriet integrity. B , death h., out I general gloom over the community. From batleston. .Now Thin, Sept. 18 The steamer Merri am, from Hilton 11.. a, Ilan, sod Ourloaton Bar noon of the 15:0, arrived at 2:30. Oor toren now bora IoU po ssssss on of Kor th Leland. Battery Ehogg bat bean plat In order, and la sending oorasiooal shotand Into Moultrie, but to what ffoot Is not known. . Among the passel:gen by the Merrimac la Brig ihe. Stevenson Tee member Is vatiablk -I eqAk.oo..i. pies are dally expomed Fresaet in tha East. BarrotkPe.,Bept. /8 —Er has rained here all dep. The theta • it. rising rarodly, and meek danger le apprehended. The Delaware divlslop of detentei Is badly damaged below hate, and it will take at least a week to repair It. At litanneb Chunk, the trestle bridge of Douglas, epee: & Co., the bridge of A. W. Let , coring, ano N W. Omar, bridge above &launch Cksolt.bane been washed away. It la reported that the Colors' dun, &bore there, II 'maid away; 'No damage is the railroad or canal to reported ay let • A101..0 tLI! C$ OL , , 1 11,7; wiluito-f•alheoner . -lbe moo tens list pliAtfla Beit gblatityi 'l' EST ELEGULI NEWS AR/IT or Ilia Cr y 3Tyy odo Ur TEI F.ELD, Sept IS — fr r T Si novnh , is di at Dtttnt ski ^.....rb:ag cur..; the lines and frstlnent dash...s of osvalry from hrth ortuica ;La annoy doss not appoar anxious to attack, although apperently In tend to dispute our .f amber advance. They rotassin In eons tint torrraseing force, icirnsdi ately in front, a fele miles distant, receiving hest.) , rein!oroomente of old troops from Lee's army. Longstrest nasrei thrcugh Angnsts, CIA 011 the 10th and II th ins ts , by railroad, to Resiices. The oci taros is thought to have roaohod Lafortio—tbo rehoie having moved through the 9sp a: .d P;gcon mour.airs, forming lines ell; aide as if to attack Rose ersne. linsearat 6 has asstimi.d 4 strong de fensive peaition on the Chick ataanga Crook, covering Chattanorga, aria evinces no disputa tion to attack at present. Preparsittorts to do so cannot oil to oomplstid for * fea days, when a baitts scout Oot se. Deaoral SWiDid2", t f th o Cavalry etror, la very ili'and gone to the rear. thmeral R. B. Mitchell tumieda him is the comm►nd. All reports of ►n engsg , went hero sou fair,. The enemy haubeen bury today feeling oar lines. Artillery dooia have bee.. brit h. with few ossualciea. They may be Rotting Into po sition for attaching tomorrow. Little doubt remains that either Ler Retreat or Errell'a corps here any day mtv bring ..a an engego. meat The public WM b, early iof,rined or the beginning and the piogreir of the battle if any cream Lociavmht, Sept. IS.— Rumors wet! rev Merit here for tho past throe dit;e of advice! Iron Gan. Ftcoecrats' army, all of which have 11C.21 Cbore4i:r! Ly L, tithoricW. They probably !trews from iho (act that on Sundsy a rebel f trco of 16000 2trong ericaked Negley's brigade, 5,300 strong, at tyro's Gap, and drove them back three and a half mike.. Nagle,' rocuseiod his grrund the next =Wog, with • loss of 35 killed, wocaded and tniering. Oar ferries buried 36 rebel, found 151:14110 groand hlonday morning. The number of their killed acd wounded which had been removed is or known, but i is pup. posed to be conelderaLle. Wastriogtou Lay News. Wanaisarorr, Sept. 18 —E!gar Snowden, Jr., proprietor of the Aiexandti• Gautier has barn notified by the military 0 irernor of Alexandria, that n repititiou of the a :tot recog nising, fa hi. paper, the Confederate Legisla tare 11,6 the V liginta Lsgiolittura, will be clot ted by a tutpreelon of the Gusei:e The editor of the Star, who loft Culpepper yesterday, In Hi raper today, say' that cn Wednesdny rlght tie Union linen extended from Soeveneburg through Culpepper to the Stone Mountain Brute, four mute north of the Court Brute. Yetterd•y =ornin t; the lice was changed, to a 060 ore fitailty to the Rapi dan ricer, inhere the r bel coop, of A P. and Erroll ore be heed to be melt strongly The army of rho f'..tomr.e was term la as doe a coif ditioz: as it is at :ha prase:it time. It I, worth to-day la a herd fiAlot try:car:a moot: as It ever was before the of Co t 3 /burg. VVABGING roe, Stpr. to the strauFitti ot :he enemy on Or vlOO, 6140 of this Rapidan are aumert as and coctotlng. A telegram (roes too [leaf q tartars, dated to• do., say. 00th-ag of :MOW laroee has occurred. Oe• poattfort en too Rep...tan le deutainlag un changed. • Plarket. by Tel ,,, gropb. Nrw Ton, a,/ 18 , ot las 6 , 000 and is be at 7.. 2 671 g n•. 1.0 in. V/ u 01 'alter, l• d • taet y .t a . .. 5.% 13 fw Latta etwa, 3 , , N147..0 kr. 1 if 11. 0 sod 9,7547 t4l for , uta rat,(l.-112a non ken Cosi g item AVI,IsSy slrel7/001. dK•II4 jrc dy t o "111. d •xpo tI. q V, 4.1 I'S Vr ' Chinks° •it /.4e/ f if 4:1.00•" is 40 0. SI ak:31.23 , he• 55 in9•-•tern 5 .1)/ lar rrrrr r.tl I , - • 1,1 11,11 ta• is •• tel 55/ (pr o rt-1 se-stern 55 11,1 y fl at, a 51 m ,as.tlys at 51 39e1 Co a • • bad- fl• rat 7 Xtir.7u rlopte gig tnlxad 9 •4- e r a 7d>i fr, .t. w..etro U en I sod lower at 0f , 474t W..t tn. I rrk vp an.. • t •b 4.1 we..l •d• 11 toer a el< f 9 11, a, 5 1 8,79413,91 I r new 5I••• Lee pr.a , land 3/215 4410 r 2'.s, Etat( dot • awn tildes 1. tualerste eqn at te% tor ‘• weep kbort z Itns d and 734;15/ shorts. w arra, and lea sc. lira •t 10545,11, 4 c, the lot tor an ea r• tut. IV"); firm w Lb lair dnut•od to 1 1,41. • one) murk, I 5 9,, 1. e••y - ,7 s e, /or •Stors g de. I tu/y, tie r u tt o . a; t.,%.0 I ter 00, b ra ,1 orat.tug et dl an••n9tog to 71, dti.llo4 0 .tad c wing 1 .14155, Our.rnmvtotnt,cl; • 20.01, alid a:, co,pcn, ritUl 7 IF . ' IOS X 190. 5 irtwlL b':. o'elt Ronk I•latad, 1 03%; Clay, Ltd sod tttates. , 29; tI U. X. 11 le., Cen rat eerto. 12 ; e C . 4954. lusi; fi'Lpn-ter,td in). •ic -roll, N. '3 v. 135; flu t,O/5 177, On letu I I:, re , .•Ourgb, Fort NVarto •o' Col -no 5.% Ito 5 tx.g 11C/3i, L. X 7, 1186. Missouri alx et, Cf 00 1:: -3. CARPET.--011. Loru4 i REOUtgar PPlit lESI Pp [IC rteleblr cub on-ebre. mn.ltt dari n g the & nee nt untie In the leseltra weww . w e .w e . bled to otter the Ore t everettntot &ends tier broaihi to the clly, e,otl•tf or or lEL,V6TB, BBC3eELB . IMPE ,lAL 3 P;.Y..?, PSG 3 lINS, fl CI P A 14D Rd') 0 .A. Ri P I M a l Si OIL CLOTIIsi Window Ehades, AT UNI:I6VALLY 1 OW BATES. Alto. • vjel .a , •o.ed nook o , Rf ALTTISV, rot oh 4/0i ft, t h e Sprier twe, h at vastly taduroJ priors, to =lto rem for ether g. de. Futchurre wru'd di •el to call and tutu - Coe oar stock. as Ire are c - . 1 fht-nt • e no otl-r grett,r cluotateuts than s soy cater house :u the atty. OLIVER 3I 2 CLIxTuCK 1t CO, • Na. ^.l ►lTra ETAITT sell N W PALL 61'buK JUST oviiblEll NEW CARPET STORE McFarland, Coffins & Co., 71 AIM 73 FIFTH ST., Dste•ao the Poet Offlee eted Piegate4 Da!Mins. Us'toe jut parohavel for o sh, dozing the [nom tameable cooditt,n of the m m.:Telm s moat ma becalm sod oomyl• to ofeoftwent of the temrest sod chaloat ItVes of CJAHPETB. Oil Ci ltlndow Shacks, we an tow offrrioc goods AT PRICES OF A TEAR AGO Py our rrdoetlrn In prim" we bay. n'mcnt olorol out , nr former purzbra cod m w aMr to toyer/ at whnlatal. sod rntall AN INTIM:LP NSW '.:ND .P 12.6.8.3 sraog, licaurptutml by my era °fend la ills city .9 Bat,thilig el 0 49. .IR+ P .111 T S . MIT OPEN AT 87 FOURTH STRRUT, A , tuts mono:oat, vdlod srtll M told at • TO7 groat todarth.n from t.tt pricroe. W D. &H. VCALLU sill SW Ni. 1 MACKN.Khli.—Jost ro. orlle.d, the first of the •at o:. N 0.4 hi reit • 10 Chi lot family tms .0 for 1.4. by lb. , Luad JOltifi A. titticiti/M, rnrrar I.lb-rte 131 J.I. &Mtn— .4.314D•4 a LIGGILIFF .4 CO., Crnr FLorrignio U • if Chi. xims: Liberty and A.talzi.s rt..-44::, truth. 4nn .4,14 WINDOW 81:11iDE-, of all styles and sj Stalk in:MA/Tea 1•1•0 rn Oa* 03 J • pa &.LIPS, 018 • 10 •ol YS Si t.J.Ir 13 6.th.nr ti A hit:. 6 Ve l oh.. Pb+TN u MBA t,1.01 bilOnto /7^.-etto 7• q. fIODSV ¢•nr+ QT011461,..—F. r Crude and tlethtLed en tot otter uceidcutai e. 76/3. DAL ZITS.* 99N,- Saktf , 09 sad nigger grew. From Roveciaos. A,1139 FLOCII AID TABLE Piano and Table Covera AT TAY lA/ 41 4 %.1 eL ..1.2 • • most. e want a r west Ws m-,tb p.p. •vadild. 1010 OUT Zdyti.abay Poteda, 0rk461 kat* rmsad otha arc anfal sad cobra "Mal orowicto mica sent /ma - tfdrad - • • samenagis gam blass,L mistwook- - =D STATE TILE FCLETTII .U.X I-I 1331 T I 0 N. PRIM. STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY I= NORRISTOWN, MONTO'Y CO, PA September 20th and 30th and October let and 2nd 1b63. rietoern I, about Bonnet., morn test of 3441- ade.rhts, Oa .Le Oct./lam river sod b orxesalid• by railway to every portion •I the Beate. The Emends ere benutlmlly sitssi s d. noarst a b, 21 a•ree rf greed. oth One ,ur ge On .1.11 eme limns n vreCO d, together with Is. ge .minor 905441. g Tee track 4 sail to to one of tot beat Is di mile t•sek• In the nista. The premium, era the behest ever of a, n ..1 by tk. ISedntr , a La:tinting t elbcrtt $7,0 . 0 The premium, fry all grade of c• ttl • exert d $ • ,ogit. Ore of ettrizt. ere $0 each, 19 from $55 to 515. vibes, ail g r own to leer.? talre, hiet herd Oct le.s than 16 heel, • Der, Sod rnrsdoad Ho re for ell 5r,..1 • the pr-13.1.3m• exceed 6%360 hirlo•t battery, 51/and 690, end etb-r. (0. 10./I loom ;IS, SI . . and 15. Fr Shrew asd la in• the pr. ornm ,note tom PIO to s3.d 63. For Poultry !ben, I. • tong list of goem•ume from 52.0 81 ra h. In the !of owing close. mcnt there ptoosiste• re off red: clone .% Cultivator% Drill., Vi rg .01, Rasp 00 siid ?Tod lox Mestdoes, Cutters, eh. 0r.% 75 I a, I umps, !Socket% Tin Les.lbar pad it• Her re, tsp., Gas 1 / 1 211110s. Sl•re Is 51ru•e • Ihitiev, alo.ir Grele 004 Pee6e, • V. get f-r Preset]: sod bowel:told Yen erector.% • I,lls. t er!e.r, re.l n t FLi meg. f..h. , 6tlrs, P.n. 0.1. V . . 1/ Is nt eel, , Kett floods, r . 5 gin e & on,. l riaisii . ea Ja:lita to Luigi pr.t.:c a,. - e aoro r d io t. y stile y Prolt !rid..., Its roof Trot ails be the lerseet e•r en oted by the or. lad t, orm car of toe most attrectire ti torts of Yxbiliotion Yr•it, Grates aed %lora sill be sob [died In tide Leoperlmont. Th• Pe:cejleseio Pear el and v , ".laeown ro.l have or/anted to tarry artree. for or h to tad !rote eitaibttlou 'wire t 'res. requiring the f-rw.td frwgh I. re prepaid, which •111te septa •hera gores a a r turfed tt e .tattoo wt•ri re eh teed. let, boyrd t "erect lb. same with other .ni pl • t t rueqn. • • . 11.2:n .one &t ridneed rates n illO r^ . -1 oc nit the lemltug I ailtc...4, En rl • ran bo entda it 0.. Odin In llcerStOme, • ter tba 4th rt., B.pirreb.r. A:: artiche 00.1 hr ecter.d tut boot..n or Onion. bonus even 10g ere t. 29 h. Rah DC,. roc.c become member• 11.cnber.b p gl 01, ~en !Sat camput, tictt Ls, •sch of bt h lot .d.nt, one t 0 non t the Fa& or "I.LF: ~Etrq. air A fiat of Pr. mlomm .nd largo &tux. “a to ha.l by •ddr•••lnt empt.,•. THOMAS P. KNOX, Pre.Went. A. B 11.WCn LAJOILWLE., . re o-r.oroso. N kVI.bKNOWN To Ft. 11.1 DI V.0',.4 LROLITIC BLUEBERRY CARMATIVE raiz 50VZ11.31.1 SiBILDT F,. DISESTZnY, DlAltLEita, rtri, 0110LYRI !IQ DTA AND 6Thtig en COLIPLALET. The Immo., rates crctLp to the merit/ cf thb tem Ay nacneross daily tnorts art Nesting crate ay.. it. mine. It he. aesaeseges yet •'y other remedy, once spring the mentos, asni hstrastins tone and strength to the system, to ante red herders to Its and pnwerflll ID the .Gala ace ?a itike auldtear, aapachOly, U II Invecalqa, balsa appraprlately Limed by them, to many cartiticatat, Tlie soldlore' Friend." Mother* Ood It sr:port,t,r any obatbibg MVP to , obtkineu toottitsa, rroret from the tolorloai eCooto of gl;to met to the nurozor by mow - vial the dissam. 8o d Ay F. 11.7. LA 411 AN A CO lama, Flttsborgh, and by rcaptctaßls lea.tort orerywb ear Prce. 26 CLISTB A BOTTLE. ♦ansCnr, ONLY IT W N. F. DAVIDSON, 111111 Iff.tilt 11 U. nALE s 0J.,. dr. n>v ntroltiog their FALL & WINTER STOCK, And I;rito tbdr frits.l3 nod am pod It to mond= dok nottlt, c hitt le the 'neat end ro:at ecmploto era . broegbt to th!e otuket.. /Owns cn bid, a 10 - ge aasorthatzt of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. CORNER FERN AND ST. CLAIR STREETS, FITTOS MICH, Pd. STILLILING MEDICAL COLLEGE 2/1a I °Woo of :We rnetftlt' ntvata.on THCBSDA Y , tta 22d r." Crate-, 1283, and cOntiralisaao tea let LI Matob, 1&4. EbtliTEr, Pro'woo•.of Throry and Practice. ri 4TX:it, al. D. Prof lita and Of. Women and Children. Jona Dawo Prop, ncr ea tnoy red Pbyalolrgy. J, W. EfAili LT. D, M D Pro , Fv g rry,—Eye and Tar Surgery. S. LOVING H. D., Prcf °v. re t. 11. btrep,..t Med. Julep. 1111.0. G. ItiOall LI. D., Pr so. , Thenklatry and Toecology. D. HALDETtitthrf, .111 D , Deno or rotor of At !away. Retrdrtt Pumwiro Th• 1.11.6. will tvwe scam to ell.wni hclaren to the Cht s Prolleol.ry Drop:tat and tie two large Iltilitary flapplta'a at this piaci. for inforcestlrn aldlreas g.151w MMIIIM:I!! WAHLKs uF tiTBAsIBUATS FOR Qraorn • IffLllTan'a r rP•ariolars. t. ant. or te•aarorrericar, tar. , • •••, W 26. Tb• art of tbo eteacce• • orb CH otrot reL LI.T.•• ebe nt w item, are wltee telow Gali tia. in Ise nnatorland r.v w. Al•o, the eaoott of the. tom r . .Y.OLTH [ MA," near Ile bowl of fraarieth s otos% In toe Ctunter• len I Tit •r Tee ma - hteery, bolters Lai hare or the Om name 4 beau ere rep •reel t r be if mi. The te It he rite et pub , ,c soothe •o the hid:rest Hider, o+ the ter DtY r P .1:1 tII , 8q • la the of.l el 13 lief' Del Ile f e,ln 'root of the otltoe of Ceyt. Oh At L eS 81: Li hlllh f, a. V. hi. Terms elute, • Trea.ory titles. by trier of brig, ce eeeear ahuse. CUL LC . P ‘BIOIIP, •pt•fe •e 4 e. Q. hr OE 11.1mIATAZ r tiu • ••sa • ..anus, Curter 0 sad ztd eu,eta w u ht x , ow; L. (1. ' , newt Vith, IBM pustio th.l.ft OF CONDhItINED A NTH *LB eettl take piece at tee Carrel, neer the Obeervete7, In tataxs•e on It, la; 30 Mit, Zeal WEDNEaDd Y 9 Or rEPTSIO3/3, 1563, the Yd. leth mate 30th dela of the 1:1104i4. the psi/att., 1.a1ed...1 .at ant r p tblic !Wei to comma, .ee at 10 e emit.* to. of each day. and b. ocattonetl hem de to day Until thlt unstsbet en heed .balt Pe Terms tuba Goetzumezit 0. 11 V11P1111 , 78, it .od A 0 •••• tie , I=l Al Wren gro..ts iestaa's t r a , ) o .4er %l and sr.d suet., areeldeat ee , 1) C., nett 111h,1863 .OOMB —v. DI be sold at üblie •5111 a at lb. teoettareeraer)e Weimeope*, ea the teoars between C &ad ► atd the sad td street.. on WED?. E Dv', elm Mt Inetaet. • 'aril* 14 0 ' Gwen*, cower% 8 d, es, unwonted es earls me public venire coeslVler 'it Par' CI tOd'AP 1.08 sod Llte7l.llB. •&D.LE OH DWI* parts of a t P acn a,awl WeGl:lBe, "TLit re, Telol,lll. and 21111814 Tamil ash, In Government Ikeda. bale to ottamente ai lb tido, 1k so. U. U. T ..11411111i9. (hot and • 0 If .14 • MEI N ol lC6.—All pan ea iotereat eve no Mid that the StyrPre a • t V 1..." I° the matter of toe opening of MON t 111 e, 81'68E1', In .he rt cud UCH •all.sheog, h Med I tb•Dbo trict Lour; of d llo.heng tht,e , y It It rtirman. Jr hto , fett, g for It ihstiong. MEM w.airra paRM. WANTED.--A F 'arm of Lan4, 00 any of ik.• railroad lima., act over 410 mll Goa thaw) sod oot over too ml. :',l• Gam a allaiion 1t torsi ba On: onallty son, rl2b a . rot.boild Into and olher Ito :laymen • and mar coot. im Gm 60 lo 150 1-101, mon. or lon Any ficilleni wit 1101 to PP 'Oa faros. mar end • ;rural war by .d dmidag ti. Gazzita 42190.. fittabolab, P. Maar PIT' Milian about gaiallty of 11 pall. fcca wirobor of .1 , • .vre•tt MS MI EM CEO Pinata of aidal"atiey Wits trembled .itt r•-. . 1.3.4 h 4 4:p05ab0t0n et the heart, lad of op. Petite. dlotrooli. nettaettephb. new. =au, e• the. daverro-to anger : tt * *Mill not try the othbroted PLANTATIONLIIITTERs • Mach are DOT recommended bi thai"jo va i = aim anthoritim and warranted to prothinean frantathets beneficial ,Geer. They are eaceedlney erased*, perfectly pure. and meat sec all tater teal= where a healthy, goat!. 11.1.1:112ot Ls reoclred. They ;wiry, streng•hem and torigorata, They Create s healthy app.l tie. Tt ey axe an antldorts to change of saber and diet. Thty IMITCI3.IO effects of I :aaloatfon en: late bet Ty They strenrtheat the ele%En sod enllnn the They rarer. t mlasmstic rdod Intermittent They parity the breath sad arlily altos atomaatt. They care 17yopepea and Constimatcn. Thoy care Diarrhea Cholera and Chula, Vett e , They care Leer Orr plaint and tiervr. ea Headache. y make the weak strorg, the languid b 1111.3, end are ea:masted nature', rant reatOesr. They am =mooted of the celebrated Cal:rare bark, Wit 1.- gract, awash,, root. and bear, ail prmireed Ie ',veracity pure St. Croix Enth. For particelars, roe ctnnalan and te.tfmontals wend mat iotda. Dewar. of Imposter% /amino every bottle, Coe that It haa' D. P. Bert.,' algratere on nor private C. V• Stamp over the loth, with olontstlon FrA no, and onr,firta signature on a the steel plats et er.rhor on aide label. Hoe that car bottle Is cot reLiltd tal!th optuiono and et , lot...rlota stet We defy any person to match the taste to Character of cm, sr...de. Any boson pretauding to sell Plan o!on Mr , rs by the gallon or In On fs an Imp:Aar. We re i only In eta log cabin bottle. Any person Wan, tog this bottle, or tatlleg any other material therein. • both,' nailed Thintation hitters or not, Is a ethnical under the S. Lair, and .it be ea protein:tied by ca. already hare oar eyo on two yartiza re filling oar bottle,, On, who wilt seemed In Fettle/sr them. I.ea into rime tossrtera :he demand ter that e'e Plan. Intro Bitten from ladi,s, cloexusen, merehsl.4, Sr„te p•rfactly lac:NAM:to The simple ,dal of a bottle I. the Afttence we pros.nt of their wort% not • teperfority. They an sold by all rerpectob:e drog• est% grcome, physician”, et. , .acchcato ! country store.. MID t ==l D B 9 RE'S GENUINE BA; TEM, tcx yak., vholEmala and retail, by 13111(1:1 JOHNSTON, Carter Eimftttflald and ro.th atreota. .7:41435-osavt, nrrt/EN WINE V1Nk.011.13, E. & It. BOLLYAN, (To:merly NALL= it Co., Bardomm. ) Th. only Tlnmar airs, ded With • Pegs bhdal of ttzty I:bib:tete, et the Intetnetlowel EZZI CIEN • la - The Confea lions and Ex Fez lance Or AN INVALID, published tar the basum owl at a warning andlitUTlON TO TOMB° LIEN al:, euth.r from Ziervona DeblOty , PrelDerLLTO Iraq •,; flaohood, etc,, aopplii.e, at the tome tlue, IDE OB IShW Bake. By outs who bat coral himself after being pot to greet V1P011.13 and Wu: 7 through medic:al hrtabog and (puckery. By encleelzg a pat-paid addreeuti eurelore, e:n. gig =Ora may be had o , the anther, IBATEII,SIII, If S.TBAII3, Esq., mr9l:ledewV itedh.u. itioes le WLake Bupener Copper LCII and INO WORE S, Prregsrnan. PARK, M'CI.IRDY I& Co., Itancisctur.s. of BfIEATIIISG, BIIAZIBIIS' A 131) BOLT 002TEB:, 1 . 112- O, IIBD COPPES BOTTOMIL BAIBEI) STILL BOTTOLIB, SPALTEE BOLDLL, also importers end thane In ZIE2FALS, TEN PIA ti. MEET /BOIL {GIBE, ma. Ooratattly no Ctrl . 7714 N BBB' ZdACHL24743 AND TOOLS • MEMSHAfI.O WAiX.OOEZ, Zia. 119 rills end 120 Second 21.m1;', Pittabargh, Penn's. Ri7 - Bpuatel enisca 0! Ozrz,77 vr.: to my detired pzt M'To Nervous Sufferers of Both figlll3.—A reverend gentlemen having bees re stored to health Ina few days, after undergoing al the usual routine and irregular expansive mode i f trtatmant, without nom.. consider. It hla sac d duty to communicate to his aglizted follow ereatui es the MUFF or COWL Hence, on the reapipt of an t dressed envelope, he will wend (free) e copy of ti a proscription med. Dined to Dr. JOHN M, mu.; BALL, Odd Balton street, Brooklyn, Of. Y. mbritlydaw? Mlll7 TC H E R'S LIG HTE J IL a 4CILLHE snppllea a want felt by slaty good Innuskeoper. Every al est will kill • quart whet, Mal us thick. flemember that It h T :BEE'. mat-does this, and plass tta bate imitations Inv tea offered. The rail article fe for sale nj •ll respect able Dratesta. A. A. FAILZIESTOOKE, 40.!: A 00., corner a 4 First •ed Wesel etreets, Pittalmrth J 1946wdadr WA. 0. 010. 'K. MYR% .In,. ON. M 1 1 ,0812180151, RZA CO. (MC canon to BOSIINIO2I, 112111 A Humus.) WMCITIUOIVa Wow, Form:mu Asp MAcarnurrs, Pittsbzlgh, P. itannfacturers of BOAT AND BTATI , .I4IIiP STEAM ENGINES, BLABT ENGINES, !BILL ILACRIWERT, GEARING, BNATTLIIO, OAST. LIMB, of cil thee. islorts ; OIL TANEB AATILL9, BOILER AND SHEET 11 . 1027 WORE. Agents for GliTABL'a PAIES , r 114JEOLOU, for fredfog Boilers. sap I"JORlir 0001 1 / I .IIN it BRO., zaanufacturrra of MOS BAILING, II:10.N VA ULTB AND VAULT DIALB, LUDOW CN orrvaw, NVESDONV GUAIIDS, &A, Um D 1 B.corls l =ol 4.11 41 88 Third aura, beryl= 'Wood mad Iffariret. ' Rave on hand • mutiny of new Pa: tams, Lite, end plain, imitabla for all pnrparca Particular attention paid to enclosing arm Lot Jobbing done et short notion. eh.) £1931808A OIL WOW. Long, 42111er 4 . Works at Bbarpstrarg Statics, Aibayaszy Vann ilailroaci. OM= and Worsham, Ho; 1:9 nevArt EMU= Pittsburgh. Illanutaaccrers of ILLUISMATESO atck OATISO Z&121303 OlLliond BEDIZOLP. leer No.l ItliP/ELD OM, lizrruuted ttau-aurgo• alre, always on baud. .et2.lrd MIL —. HOLMES & SONS, Dealers In FOREIGN - AND DOMESTIC SILLS 111. 0114/10E, CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, SAS EOM AND SPECIE, No. 07 Marlon rtroot, mtg. h, Pa roads ou a 7 the principal cities throughout the Oohed Stoma ..tom AW3'.V B. •H. CO b, For- D 1111) AND COMMISSION MERCHANT end wholesale &Ides In CHEESE, BUTTER, 5! LDS MU, awl Produce generally. No. 45 Wood street Pittaburab. Pa. net cLaut .40E.475. pßlitilObti, BuONTY ABACK PAY. QMIKILLL CLAIM 1143112. 89 aCa Aga a., gird door Wow as cktudna. troaridett &Mem tits ban boo t ths fell re g s ' al k :A7l:4 4 o " tt a . b to oss s 0. ,v MC1 17" 'Om an she wattled tb. $l( 3 Boun t y eoldfefe discharged by t visas of dbassi, am =aided to dame Widows 01 &Idlers .b. dl. sr we kb:ad In lb. ',mica ere =titled to porirroos sad nu IWO Illourit7. am, &c OtlNc.re 0110E14d every disalptbni. pramptly &S -ulpha to Bo charge =dm Is any ease anti! th• ..e.•a..aa.w.n eo-t•.• a pilAtduZir3, BOUNTY, isAla V.eLY a macznazz, dummy-as-La ar cod G6tre!. 49=4 So. Uf nrm ETr.*Fr, P,l:l4 . Csixab. Ya Ckghelium is ISEttpliany_a_ndAtalatat cctuate. Prow:atm somnsa• miry esorro tloal 8017,15=6, tar all 41saareed &Adam' PIN • EONS. tit inmeded Often wad 031411sny iTZB aid fl IMS fro-WldowsePamts. Or - ,.b11 -Oldldtaa. Biaticrp sad atans, Ar_ceber itqpi seiztatins Of than irbo twva Mod b tN tanena, Of Iwoea altar areaupotam dlseisiazirkettni to iii=dualpiasta •01011145541 War to OW lo • 111 ! 11 . *UM El P. 11. CLAES S CD 1209 NAM rra: TIMID ■r •or sea by F. M. BOLLMAN, wisT 131&w0EIS T. WILLMAR DA P. cm
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