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THE GOVF.RXOR’S message.
e publish to-day the Governor spc
oial message to the Legislature . It oomo.-i
up to the requiremeuts of the times, and
suggests most important action to the leg
islature.
Got. Curtin states with brevity and
conciseness the circumstances which have
tu&de new legislation necessary, and speaks
of the wrongs which the seceded States
have ’done in decided but temperate lan
guage. He speaks of the noble and
prompt response of Pennsylvania to the
country's oall for aid, and recommends such
measures as will render the forces which
she has in the field useful and efficient.
He makes such other recommendations as
the necessities of the times demand. The
people look to their representatives to act
promptly upon the matters brought before
them pertaining to the war, and to avoid
taking up the public time unnecessarily
with any other matters.
We must again urge upon our correspond
enta to be brief, and give us facta, not opinions
We have no room for long communications.
The first letter ol “Ironsides'' from Harris
burg waa a fuii dav behind time. All the rows
•which It contained had appeared tn the /Vtf
ftom other sources, before it was received
Agonts of the Post and subscribers, wii
pleaae take notioe that we shall hereafter re
ceive, in payment for subscriptions, only such
money as is par at Pittsburgh. Let them send
Pennsylvania bank notes, or those of Ohio, In
diana, and the Eastern States. Missouri, Y;r
glgta, Kentucky and Illinois are not saleable
in the city at any price, and wo shall not here
after receive them. tVo refer to our bank note
quota tions.
THE NEW REQUISITION COUNTER
It is telegraphed from Harrisburg tint the
last requisition for troops had been counted
mended by the President. We regret to bear
this, but have overy confidence that if such be
the case the reasons for it are wise and well
considered. It will cause complaint among
the brave men who are so anxious loserrotheir
country, but true patriotism now consists in
obedience to authority.
The facts regarding this second requisition
have never been very clear, and Irom tne first,
many persons have doubted that such a requi
sition was over made at ail. It was certain!v
telegraphed from Philadelphia and Harrisburg
that the President had made such a requisition
through Gen. Patterson, it was also stated in
the New York papers t 1 at a requisition for
twenty rogimor.ts had boen made on that
State.
But in both oi these cases there has existed
an obsenrity and doubt. Tho first requisition
was made by Proclamation of the President,
which is the usual, and we believe the legal,
way of calling upon the States for troops. So
such proclamation has appeared or is alleged to
have been issued for a Becond requisition. We
do not understand oithor tho manner of the
second requisition or its countermand. Time
will explain.
THE NUCLEUS OK OUR ARM!
It is now stated by the New York Herald
that there are probably not less than a
quarter of a million of men in the different
Northern ' rates enrolled fat present, of
whom about 68,(X>0 are qualified for active
service in the field. It is not over estima
ting the number to say that ti.'KHj troops,
from all points of the North, are at this’mo
ment ready to march lor Washington, inde
pendent of the men already there, and
those guarding the railroad from Annapolis.
That the government is resolved to carry on
vigorously, and to the bitter end, is
evident from the fact that it has just decided
to receive out of the 7u,iioo volunteers
called for, 40,000 men to serve for three
years, 25,000 for five years, and 13,000 out
of the regular army to serve for five years,
besides enrolling 18.000 sailors for the navy
An additional call has been made upon
Pennsylvania for twenty regiments of in
fantry and one of cavalry, all of which have
already been tendered to the Government
for the service of the United States Govern
ment.
A telegram published in the Philadelphia
fret i, states that the military order of Mon
day is an additional one to the 75,000 already
required.
In addition to these 75,000 volunteers,
who are called for three years’ service.
25,000 for five years’ service, and 18.000
seamen for the samo term—making a total
of 168,000 troops.
Even this number falls short of the real
number, as several of the States send double
the number of regiments asked for.
We altogether doubt the coiTectness of
these statements of the Urrald and ]>r,ss in
regard to the enlistment of volunteers for
either three or five years. Until congress
meets, there is no law for any such procei
dures, that we are aware of.
No set of men deserve less commiseration
and less toleration than those officers of the
army, navy and marine corps from the seced
ing States who have thrown up their com
missions. Most of these men have enjoyed
the favors of the Government for many
years. They have, indeed, been the petß
of the former Administration, constituting
thes/tfeof the public service. Hereafter it
will he difficult for them to regain a jiosition
among honorable men. This humbug of
State allegiance” lias been carried by the I
South to a most fatal extent.
djtentlgmen from Virginia give, as their
opinion,. that the Ordinance of Secession
vjil|.h'e affirmed by over one hundred thou
sand majority. The north-western coun
ties are however, decidedly opposed to se
cession. The election on the Secession Or
dinance will take place on the 4th Tuesday
of the present month.
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NEW ARSENAL AT ROCK ISLAND.
I Tho government has decided to establish an
i arsenal at once at Kook Island City, Illinois,
in place of Harper's Ferry Arsenal-just do
stroyeß,, Kock island City stands on tho
bar.tflof’tbe"MlsiUsip pi, 182 miles southwest
of Chicago. It is situated at the foot of Upper
Bapids which oit*B> nearly fifteen miles, and
in low stages of wKgbobstruct tbo passage of
vessels drawing a draft. In the channel
is an island from which tho city derives its
rame, three miles in length, presenting a per
pendicular form of limestone from twenty to
thirty feet high.- the channel to the east of the
irlar.d has boen dammed, so as to produce an
immense water power above, and leaving a
bn" navigable channel on the west side. It is
tcry probable that the arsenal will bo located
on this isiand, and its geographical position
seems very favorable for this purpose.
WAR NEWS.
Morula has ratified the permanent Gonatitu
tion of tbo Confederate .State;.
The prisoners of war taker,
the Wen have been taken to Montgomery.
The hiecutivo Government, through Gen
eral Cameron, 8 0( rotary of War. have re
turned thank; to that gallant officer, Major
Robert Atidmni.'i, and to the officer,. and men
laterlv under n , command, f .r hi» and tb-ur
- judio- m- a; .! ~.n ... jr prt
Tho Hhilmn.re n.|.,. rs shy that 9.Kj«uio:i i,
nf w d in th-d i i i y, *-;d cet thn u tin os
terri.r prHvai.t? am mg tb;- peaceable inhabi.
t&nL', nud many families nro making thi-ir
preparations to leave tho city
Capt Itichard White, cf Cambria county
bw been elected Maj.-r ..f the Tenth Ke K i.
*1 be stoamor Weal Wind ban been soiled al
Wilmington, N ( t ar:J hr.- crow imprisoned
Uy a b*t ?.*to ■'!' ••‘•j seas t-- ] ; :.bv* the Ma
ryland Logu-la'ciro has r solved r, o’, to <~a., a
Convention o{ the p**, a ur tb- 1 quoati- of
perm j i on. ami alio re»-dv.ti that th*. tro of
the 1 nitnd Spates Government be permitted to
pass through the Stg*.
it is Plated that dame* T Hradv, K q. is
about to jom defence at Washing
ton in a prominent portion Mr. lirady says
that aa the Breckinridge candidate f-»r (Gover
nor of Massachusetts ia in tho held, in defence
of the tiag of the I'cion, he. as late r»mii,iato
for the cilice of G vorc--- .d tbo o f ' New
or*, Uiii not bo behind band
Tils slated that JVri to tile
forced will. J■ •ur hundred n .*t
1 fcore are l«'W t worily-li\ e ih tr... ps
in Washington City, hot- thar. •.• e N-uthorr. •
ora Wliideom it -ale to attack
There ip no truth in Llv statemouL that I,ord
the Hnt>h Minister, has asked fur nn
armistice of sixty Java.
In tbe Maryland l>ogia:ati:te abi i has been
reported ca.ling a rr'-ignty (.'■,,nv<*nl;on 1 r
the cf May
HAKKI-BI Hi; U.TTKK
Uahrismi-hi;, .\pri’ ’ \ lHr.
Chirl Ciork Kaurh. <■( uiu presented
to tho Hon. tyeak.v lUv~-\ a beautiful gsv.-i
of ivory, bound witn gold, as a mark of hi#
high respect for a in st estimable office
Mr. Kiuch kid.v
ftnd patriotic term?
To this the Honorable speaker, umae
a brief and eloquent reply, full of true devo
tion to the country, and adopted th“ -ifl with
evident foelinga of pride and pla^ure.
Tbe llou.<e was then called to order L., ih*
Speak.'r. Itu* ro;i ‘alio-1 over Lhore
were but few abse .l. committee was iber.
bat the
appoint-xl t) .rd.irm thu (J.w-rn -
legislature wu ir. and road v t - u-. ».*•;>»
of any commumea'.i ci !m might (>■ j ;
make. Tne chief "lork then rend ilm procla
mation— when the Secretary of tbo r unm. n-
wealth was announced with a menage from hu
Excellency. The message is to my mind what
it ought to be, patriotic,and detailing the facts
as taken plsce of late. A committee of sovon
was then appointed, to whom tho Stale paper
has been committed. Mr. Hall i» chairman.—
The Governor does not stats what sum would
'■e required, but leaves that to the wisdom of
the Legislators. 11-i also recommends a law to
bo passed to prevent at this lime oppression or.
the part of those who may be involved. This
is nothing but just and proper
tin motion, lU.lKkl copies of tho message
was ordered, and after a few resolution* were
disposed of, the Legislature adjourned until
to-morrow at ten o'clock.
The D6W6 from Baltimore is of a character
to give hope and confidence to the Union-lov.
ing people. The news has been received with
evident feelings of satisfaction.
The Governor informs me that hut six corn-
p&nies only can no accepted from Pittsburgh
He expresses himself highly pleased at the
bold spirit manifested by our people in their
anxiety to save the country. lam doing all
In my power to get the “ Benton Guards "
taken as one of the six, and I am hold U. -ay,
that the Governor should not hesitate In ac
cepting our services I am free t- ad
mit that his Excellency is doing all In
his power to accommodate all that he well
can. The Governor is overrun with business
and looks careworn. Co! Roberts, his valued
aid, is evur roady to do all in Ms power to
-erve our people and is very efficient in the
discharge of the onerous duties devolving on
him. Those who will be di-anpointed must
not think it bard, for 1 am confident tbore is a
feeling of kindness of the Governor to oblige
all, were it in bis power. The Executive
Chamoer Is crowded by officers and others,
and It Is with difficulty that the orer-worked
Governor and his polite assistants, Gen. Hale,
Wright, Roberts and others can spare
time to reach their quarters to comfort
the inner man Those who havo been
mustered in may thank their stirs,
for there are more offering at the present time,’
who would and could crush out ol existence
all thoßouth could bring to tboir aid The
Northern people are deserving of all praise for
the alacrity and war spirit manifested when
the Union is in danger, this will over teach
aspirants that to bo rosospucletl they must re
main in the Union of the Btates made glorious
by deeds of valor, by the tho sages and heroes
of 7fi. North, South, East and West, aro but
one peonlo bound by odd common cause—the
love of liberty, equality, will; one I’nion, one
Constitution and one God togovcrn Ute United
Slates forever.
Col. Johnston, brother uf <*x-Governor .John
ston, was olectod Colonel of tho Fourteenth
Regiment to day. Thu is a high compliment
to a deserving ami most excellent officer.
I will remain boro for a few days and will
keep you posted.
The aro highly pleased with your
generous liberality in not charging them for
advertising or hand-bills—this is more than
can bo said of other papors. 1 bonsiiuw.
The Northern Central Railroad.
Full preparations are being made at Harris
burgh to put up the bridges on the Northern
Central railroad. The Pennsylvania Central
has loaned cr presented to the government a
number of frames for iron bridges, which they
have always ready to replace bridges destroy
ed or burnt on their road. 260 carpenters and
other workingmen, of approvod skill, have
been quietly concontratod at York since Satur
day. They will be protected by tho troops as
they advanco. Sills and heavy beams of tim
ber have been forwarded. Tbe-whole of the
civil engineering is under Thomas J. Power.
Ordered to Stop.
The Baltimore Patriot of Tuesday afternoon
says:
It is very currently reported that Gen. Scott
has notified Mr. Thomas Winans not to man
ufacture any more., war missiles, to _be placed
in the hands of the enemies of the Govern
ment, and that he has ceased their manufac
ture. We give the rumor without vouching
for its correctness.
Governor’s Message
[The l‘'liowm s i, tho text in XuJI ul "ih‘s G jv
ornor’a message, of wbicli an iibltracl appearm!
in our telegraphic columns yesterday morn*
ing:]
Kx Lt 'UTI V E CHAMBEES. ■)
Harrisburg, April x.Oth, ldGl. j
To the Senate arid I.', .af Representatives of'
the Cohnnonweui;' • ; ■ rtia :
Gentlemen :—The . i i.> iralleled ex
igeocy in the affairs c! our o . try, has in
duced me to call you together at this time.—
With an actual and arniwi rebellion inr-voo
o: the>*.ates ol theUrcen, nv.'Uiontous
•ion» IwtVQ been thrust u t <:i us v/liich call f-T
your deliberate.n, p.r.d that you should devise
means by legislation for the MHintnutncy •*f
the authority i.:' me General Government, U»u
QornT and dignity our State, the prelection
of our citizens, and the early establishment of
pearo and < rder the land.
Ua the day of my induction into the Kj>
ecutive office, 1 wok eecaston to utter the
following eeiiiiiacnt? :
"No one who know* tho history of Penn*
aylvanja, and understands the opinions and
feelings of her people, can justly cnart;o us
with hostility to our brethren (■!' other $
Wo regard them a.i fri»--: h a.ii.l IrlloWC 'UU
tryrnnn, :n wf .flu welfs-o we feel a kindred in
torest; and we *, m the broadest ex
ten'. <ui o.;rcoiust!tuti • nal obligation* u> Uioir:
These wo are ready and w
-roUely and fretorna!’--.
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within tim spin r<* :it*u*. i hi! vim ulti .but*
of H) vcr " i:i t\, nn i s‘i; t!; i.: r i
and ou'y 1 *! ?»*,' j.f c'TVfit’ ’U lii- hiifp-! u: o',
a compact to Wiic* i al : tm* pooplo ofth" l
tiiate* am I:.. tho rivuit • f n«ut‘Jhl
r ;'icfssio: wh:;-ii u-To midi! fyr Urn ].i,rfK>»«
rf.;j roca li.-r.rlits. Ji no"- di-p*-t!y
on UjQ j'f'j ■••, and thr-y o\y« it k jn'*rconed nI! o
No part <•* Urn poo|»>, n> Sta: • i,or
cyaib.nat.ioi, ohm wiuiuan.y <*l*.
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tbr-’" n'at! * l*i it To p'T’t.'it a St-it** l>
withdraw at phm<urf from tfm without
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n»J indulgence as an evidenjeul Wf**no*a, and
hay* in&aooly looked i u a um>d South, *ad a
divided Norib to gi\«* kit*** wud »m.
bition that hat led t j li.e a.j.2ur«<. !‘ our nation
al ar»enai« and arms, the nvcidtu »ut aod b»-:u
bardmenl of our foru, the piundt-r.r.g . ( .. U r
luin'.f, haj invited piracy upon our oi'inmtT.v,
and :'-w a:n.f at tbo p<*»*«*vdon of the Nat: oi!
Cup.*. : Tho :n*urr*vt)i» f i rniM row be -uct
by fvrco of arms, and {.• re ostabtish the cov !
ernmeru upon an enduring hmo-» hv
iU or,tiro supremacy, t<> ro p.-tanta* the tr>ru
nr.d other 'p.vi»rriin«nt property «o unlawfully
r<’i/.«d and held; to ensure personal freedom
•*nd safety to the people and commerce of tbe
l T nion in every section, the people of tho loy.
ai States demand. *e with one vote*, *od will
contend for, as wuh one heart; and a quarter
of a trillion of Pennsylvania’s sone will an
swer the call to arms, if need bo. to wrest us
from the reign of aGb;<-by and plunder, and
accuie for themselves and iboir children, for
agos to corao. the perpetuity of tbi# govorn
nior t and iu bcneliceni institutions.
fcoierUining thr*o view? and untu .puling
that mure Iruop* woulj bo required ihnu the
nunib.-r , suoJ !uf, I t-,
rn(_r;\ " companies u»;t*l wu Had rais<\] iwrniv
thrut* r-'giruunlj !r. I'-r. :;ny! vftr a!!< ! whn'h
b*iv.> rnuau-rud mi" Uih Mjrvice of vim
United Slhl<\- 111 llijn I; - •» 1 vvis j,.;t
mlhtaker.. On .r.lav Kf>t, ■. additional re-
ijUifUim wa- n.h.i ' u;vn : - twenty-five
regiments of infantry uud i,i. ■ r--gimont oJ
cavalry : and there have bo<m a] road v morn
companies tond'Tod than will make up thoeru
tiro complement
lioforo tho regiment* < '«uld bo Hotbed, three
of tboaj worn ordered !.v tho National G.,v.
eminent to jm-uned iron) this point i- Phil i
delphia 1 ram,ot 1.... highly « umnu-ud tho
patriotism, and devotion of tho men who, dt
a moment's warning, and wiLbout any propa
ration, obeyed thn ord< r. Throe of the
mentp, fdmiUr cimum?t<in «•■». bv direr
lion of, and acoompivui* l hy . ifi. .-is <. f the
United army, were traunportiMi to (Jock
ejsvillo, near Biltim-ru, a: wnh-l: p«>ii.i th. v
remained f-iriwu dais. and until by direc
tion* n| tiie uonoral (r>Yi\ r - me:;t thev woro
ordered back and went into camp at" York,
where there are cow five regimenU. Three
regiments mustered into service are now en
camped at Chambersburg. under orders from
the General Government, and live regiment*
are now in camp at this {dace, and seven have
been organized and mustered into service at
Philadelphia.
I Thu regiments at thi* place are still supplied
I by tho I’urumisaary Department of the btate
| Their quarters are a- comfortable as could bo
| expected, their supply of provisions abundant,
and, under the instruction of competent ofii*
cers, they are rapidly improving in military
knowledge and skill, i have made arrange
menta to clotho all our regiments with the ut
most dispatch, with a proper oconoooy, and am
most happy to say that before the close of the
present week all our people now under arms
will be abundantly supplied with good and
appropriate uniforms, blankets and other
clothing.
of our -voltMtedrs,'
the first to reach Washington from any of the
States, are now at that city; these are now pro
vided for by tho General Goverment; but I
design to send the clothing.at the earliest possi
ble opportunity. I am’gfid to, be *ble tp,state
that these men, in their progress to -the Nw*
tienuhi Capital, received no bodily injury,
t- , v
* «t' *s-
Vy*"V -» • • • •» •'* '
u*
hoir !<•!! 'r
IVn r..') ivnr'H is
ft
U.o ■!:•■ ' •
»*ry Sikl
hi htllfj'-ntU.* Uj (s'. iV U- r r
v n:
'* r, ‘ pr»-,-iT vo-i iiitnir^L' 1 liw
Tfci i»r ! iLe s p‘..-.'fjDkc
•• i Uj! . },«:
N.rtb* -r. «-
;t.-.-t:.!.,1 o|
! '■'■■' 1 ••J< , ral
{.'-‘a/v-fu'lr
1 • *v j -ii i; ;
•r.n'.r
a* -1
•! I. • Lvr
1 l.arp ;>i r.*K.
■g t: i'< \ i •mi r o
:ji-;.L Itn i.’i'j'l b<’ .iitAif.ou
jfi '■* K *"
t- iJ '« '
although thdj ware subject to insult in the city
of Baltimore, such * ; s should not hove boon
011-jri'd to any law-t,i . ng citizens, numb kt-- to
loya! o- n, who, at lb* qs\ of the President,
had prt nptly left their ||syn State in the. psr
furmari. >; o I the bights; fritty nnd in the sfiiifvke
; A largo body of unarmed men, ; who were
not at the time organized fts a portion of tbo
milit:a of ihiß Conamo/\wealth, uad'*r theccm
mand of officers without commiebiona, at*
tempted, under tb? cill of tbo National (Gov
ernment, as I undor-gtHuJ, in roach Washino
ton, and wore assaulted by arm’'! men in the
city of B'diiuiorn; many «if t'Tir numbers w<>ru
snnouHy wounded, and* four wore kiiied. The
p r n Vr i l “' s '•h v rij- J directly to
mar. > of tLo.n were thrust
into p: :i, and otner. ir-l yet reached
I lißVii tho bv.’ior to say tout iU*> uffleurs and
men behaved with the utmost gallantry. This
Nalv is now organized it,;o a r gimoct, and
.ho etlio .Ts are commissi. ned; thev have h^- j n
nocepiod into the r«rvTc f », and w.i to Wash
ii.glon by any route indicted bv ih.- h'cdurni
Government.
1 have i olabiisbed a camp at Pittsburgii, at
v.hich the troopa from Western Pennsylvania
wi.i be mustered into service, and organized
a .u dedponed by skillful and cipononced of
ficers
I communicato to you, with groal tatislac
ti m, tho fact that* the banks of the Corn rnon
woh J.b have voluntarily tendered any amount
ul money that may he necessary lor the com*
tm..j 'ind genera! welfare of the State
h.mi thn r.ftto >l *i th> .and the tern
p'-rarv loan of S;>oo,*Xlo fiutnoriz'*d bvtV* At
1,1 tI,R General Assembly o: the 17th of April,
we- promptly tnk-ii at par. This money
'* ri'-i }>•. i-ihaustcd; it' t! he.si be*':: impo-.mb.o
I-- hi»vo tin* ti'Wunii. prvp.Tiy amii'ch and set
tied with the accounting .v fl’p-iving < f
the Government as by i.iw. an account
of this cxptijuiturecannoL now be furnished.—
li.o' A j(l>l"r Gcnoral and Stale Trcamrcr have
t‘-la 'i'-bed a system of sell h-mont and paymout
ol which I entirely approvo, th-.t pr--vid"B sirn
piy (or the protection of the State, »nd to which
parties h&vingcUiiui wil; bo obliged t"conform
A ruii.L larger sunt wi:! be reqo/red than has
Deer, distinctively ,y. , but I ould
■' ■' l •• **' • • i, r rr t\ k " c,- j/ageg, >• [si f,rni -■ n<?v
w L huu*. autho(:ty (d l:iw. t.r.d i h ive called
. u vogeUiur, i.x-; oiii y • . j.-i.lul: .-i a »*m
; :< re- -rganuati. i. . . u 0 -.h,.
N t- •p. -Jgf) I* • f ’ j > •I
-’• rr w *;i ; >umj : ! r:.
dei n
i.: '.ordinary rv^uireuioLta.
lin iaipo»n,!«. ui . , t ,
wtiirh "the amxlcoM i\i r.i':.;! it. - li .;i: ’
lobet.lou. sba'i le&.l 11,. or wtlpTl Inr.
... ..niilM Which tbrm.e.i , ir miaxrlj h»|.w
conr.'.ry shall termir.aie. Wo L:ui thal mnny
f tiMo u ri-j(!y i!io Soat'i lr.
ti ■ a-TVH-b of 11: o (.i m.-vivl it n '-rninnnl, and
iw.it 03 any tin-r-.j must follow W’e have n
'■g •'■l'' "1 oud.Ton States seriously disaf
isi.ich =di .ad S- pri.UK'teil. To furuuh
.••* a..j ;-wTt t*. ' L h Who I'.aVO gOr '• out, nDd
j ,r '’e'"t i'or t<jrd f r< wp °:i<’u;d hav* a we!;
feu military loro*
1. Hit-; i.ioro, in.- mm *u; v *r
•r.. disx ipiii.iiig a- ; .y o, t: iv.j&
•guo -nu .f , - . . •_ H-.. 1 |-v. a
v ' • { -'a. . ~i ’i: --t\ •.of the
(• • 1 A-.aiuj; a.s we i.A .*o air«?ad . ample w»irn*
■ li '• ->*k\ . : •- j.-iys-i.j : ft ny
‘ y Lha. wn . j a&n :iol p-o
m- .mpress this up..*., v
I ■ .riot refrain tr .*n . }«; } e ; , tp ~ .
'•r -lumerin whicti thu iwi-u.Ci.i a'l purls
’iato Duv «f, ’foiu llfir pr vr»ty
pr•. V . J for th • f;; !;i l,!. s w .• *t d i.i;;r i’. I’. ]•
;—V : , aren.. w u:.-k- «•- • ! •• arypart*
■' Comin-Mvi t .luri-M ar.d
f ’.i -i ,/■, g tt f, .*,ijtu • *r
•v . v!id ;s W «•! si • m.j, b
proJ'.j.jtiVi; (. t’,
\T-y>-n\ g.
a In re I • ;.
A.iLougr. u,.i u
4 ■m* ’■' e
t j ,c*l from a g. •• n.
; * *'«*>.*, J , v«t I ?P‘*i j- t n y I
it«e u tho paesncn oi K j»|.1... ..Ui »U ii> ;*r*-rert
• 1 • : *• l -aios j n Uie
meet t..f..t‘
?urr >un>t(v{ by r
til- »01. ftuiHtUii rtV»pV-'»>; 0 i l.
g.u»v i..v*..
g .ny i r*—
!!!■••.}».. fchll*- ■•«•«! t|r*,r 1, >! \ our
r. U:
I. a
’.hi' h.-^r 1
?Ur' , cJ ;n lbr:r -lopu • n
.j I f,,..; ..
• r ' l ‘‘* i v: ■■ vo'jr dulir><un
thu o-tJihir., tud u ;.r., ,],n u - tb* wr..»i,.l
'-f ''i-.n n-.c - „ a , , mln . rv -.
K‘- •' n:.»i
‘ '-'••hj'-i ta h n allot;. \ ,ju s.j.-,iM
•o t y ; «. f f»*i•u.TLi f, tv. -.1 - ,n<
1 ‘ ’ .-** wh!■ b a • : -ns
‘••voUxJ tb»t! r
-j -'-'inJ. )u
> ■■■ him I. Ar, ! | .. r , v ..... .
(!•-' wtu, ;,roi-< K ,r r tt
»o ’;*!■»,i>ur l' rr** • ~
ly
• • i-ur j'T’f'at c< ht^r
na - Uu i:r.,witj of eiviti/.a
-''HI :*:-.An\ty : i .« T 'cay 11 Ot
I. » ! rial.. :• :t»i U* m»v w»t.-h ovcr viu-r
r"\ni'.*l*. and fi.iiv, :n II» nrr.vMnn
' wtiu :.ivb i..n iho p»m A du:y. „r,d , r ..
~ sn opon ri'littiUon Vu inn tfovornment,
t" and rtnuiro
nr.J fraur;i;tv’.o i.i;r Ji.trid.
A <} CI'HTIN
p*’H ■■, :,:i‘niur
txi rounlry
Krom New Y- i k W.-iid
The Frol.able Attack >V
I in a: £; i h:a, April _ M * \ l<> uin,
win > iifu j '»«t st t .v m i j*. u, Wi m ngtnn, N 0
nnv iQ-rv .*a Fn-W. an. wt y wa* ni
K . ‘ ;, 7V' !t ' f i :ijai ih « i-t-j
}•.<' (->. > . rth wero ail up ;r, nrmn. and
arid W*ro pro;. arm* com- N >rih with m*v
<*rai thousand '. r.>ops lor Uie purpose, (i>iv
bills inl.rni.-d him. of rnak’n,* ...a muck on
ii Ti,. day h* .eft. Governor Eiiu
fhowod him u Wpatcb, which tie had just re
ceived from Montgomery, luting that somo
live thousand troops w-ero on their w*v to join
Uio«e oi >',»r.h Carolina, which worn about to
l‘>.»vo f r Richruoni. and that It wag the nur*
po«e of the confederate government t' tnako an
attack without a luo.imntV rMav; that If tb»v
were to attack it, it mu*t bo done bofore th«
hjde.ra. gwvurnnxu.t .’.ad r in. enira’.ed a lafte
at \\ v*i; i n
"" r—! Will 'in-. L.<U b
or --I, -fc'.iir. In\ i;. '-ijt an.! ihal (>ov L«*trh
or tv.d film ,t wa; U.m ;■nrof ibo S uithfrii
M. U H'. Ol.s ’ •_ Il llllt » tt i„.
Sifvi'ii -.1 »i uiio i
i«: li- I,■ h
ll \ «' ' ;u
BtAUt kUuri
iio auvi, lur'.ltor tbntti v i*'ihh phowod Lini
» de.-pat-:b from 1’ou«u:o1r. sb-- tt-Stli, from
()c:u U.'UKi;, Ham $ that r, > ftUu.k upon Korl
l k-kom uj. to that ftna bad benn rntwlo. It
«»> "ot tbe piirfoao of limp; mik.' thu st.
tiv'k fi*r some l?rno.
THINK
T" I-VTV (;a.\( i: U-
M(wt f.ximkkd.
I n I rnsuicnt i/iir-un ■* w*r
'tJo.M* m llie ( ity u! Wit< LI n or., or! tin* flf.
!: >U) .1 A[>: Lti wnpurUnt
or, Uif ~
Win • )•' • **r l • .*,l v i;..f. r i; .
I.i lh* for. ... heref.r . «•« t J, „,i| „
j f-v-rrej u,,i„n.- ouo,-. »n,| ~r * h.;„ n«r.. i,„„ n
rtf’seri fr<>in th* l hiou. K n.J (,’»• t: rnr>«t
e«* »•!.! I* olwtrvrj, ■■.HlS;.tcmlj "i 1 If the C.bi-.1«
afurcr.-rl. to nv.M.J 50 j tjy< s»: iu ,y il„m. ucuuf ~r
or m**rfer©oc« wuh ).rop*riy, or any' dt„tn r h*n<-e‘ 0 f
fMoillll mi» n „ i« euy |.»=l of i:,O , ...uidrjr; and 1
h«reh 7 command the person.., c,011.0,11,, 1 boJotohm.
aforOM.l 1 todi porae sn.i rullre p„«ca«l,ly u. their
r Ut, abodes ir.thKi i»»bij dara from (Ira dala-
J bo ‘combinations" hero referred to are the
hostile combinations in the revolted States
aitalnst the laws and authority of thu UnlLed
Slates. Those "combination,, are warned to
disperse within twenty days from the notice!
j Riven, a torm of graco which will expire on i
the ‘ith i.f May. The defensive policy of the
| ecus©* after that day: bo that
I within Lho next low days wo may uxpect to
Lear that Gen. Scott has ad pled the offensive
system, and has set in motion some twenty or
thirty thousand men for the occupation of !
Kichmond and Baltimore. This is the mean,
ing of those twenty days' notice.
Tun Wciiminttvr A'rtucwjfor ApriJ, Leon
ard Scott & Go's., American reprint, has been
received by Hunt & Miner, at the great peri,
odical depot, {fifth street, next door to the
Post office.
Tuk Louisville&n(LNMhvllleH»ii£oßdCom-
pany advertise. thatno'inere throughi&eieht
will be received at their depot until Xurthor
noticd.
,'V i "'*■?*
! The PhilaHulphia Frkss remarks that
it is gratifying that during the
■.uxoitMg of||ie past two weeks the
great highway of Pipnsjlvan ia maintains its
Sleseryed nSpulatiohlfcr speed and safety.
Although IS enortiSpus busiucss has been
greatly increased transportation of
troops and munitioDß of war, its through
connections have been uninterupted. It
affords this day the best and most expedi
tious route for trade and travel that can he
found between the East and West. Com
pare this with the condition of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, so Completely
prostrated by the miserable policy of the
States through which it passes, and by the
mob law of Baltimore.
Where would the United States be to-day
without Fensylvanias great avenue of trade?
While in times of peace the blessings of
commerce arc wafted over it throughout the
length and breadth ol’ this broad land, in
time of war it hurls an avalanche of free
men upon tho rebellious enemies of the
Republic,
• Occasional' of ihe Philadelphia Press says:
This lrf a glorious Saturday. The town is
tilling up with troop#. business i r brisk in
consequence of the growing accession to
our population. The streets are crowded
with soldiers, who buy freely ahd pay gen
erously, Our noble boys are in fact twice
paid : first by the Government, and second
by their people at home ; but, above all, by
the love they bear to their country, and by
the way she returns it to thcm.| |Jtow diffe
rent from the troops enlisted for the South
ern Confederacy ! Besides a bad cause,
tney are out of foot!, out of money, and are
taxed to keep up their ehrim and fraud of a
I *■ iv.-riioieir. Ihe l.ui;es are delighted with
t:.c ooldieiM ol tne Republic; and those
-v ho .u i 1 a!■nt*ut will no doubt be envious ot
luc fortunate fair ones who have been brave
1 nough to remain. Ihe Seventh Regiment
Wie - of the army : the Rhode Jb
.iiitioii trie cavahem; the Massachusetts
the Roundheads, strong, alert, and ro
“Oived : and the Pennsylvanians the true
t\ ' '
-j'.-i r. X*
ec »*i .o; li.
pe or the mixture of the Scotch, the Irish
ami the (rertnan. The head of the Ifebel
l")n ia crushed. The awful form of the
Invernment ia disclosed. There trill be no
retreat; no compromise; no peaoe, till the
f'iters surrender to the power they have
und worship il;e flag they have
stained. If Baltimore resists, she will feel
t retidiAtiuu more learful than any in his
!i sle-submits, she will he forgiven.
> .us( yas t/uvc/A. There must
b • at, op-ui way lor the people to their own
temple- :<> their own capital. If they are
I'l ;•<>».-• 1. wo Upon the ~| i >,ei3l .Maryland
wei mu he showed to go out of the Union.
It her l niou men do not keep her in, the
‘ 1 u til. There iias been enough Uuu
i " r;n -' ” :th traitors. We must now look to
out dearest rights and interests. To save
them, all else must give way If Mr. Lin
coln desired to pßttse, lie could not. The
: f -tion now must b 0 settled. The doubt
oii-t lie solved. The cry now is, The Gov
't • a “. 0( o*> ftther. : en-'v all the
■' ->« ot the ( mtederaru , ■• ••- f/tfutinn
■ lit li U ihv.l.Vo.
have re.
ui n.ihbi
>-■ u appr -
I ‘'.i' jinilinvirn Exchange of Monday p.sya;
1 !).) M ti.a art. Li-utnninw to assume soma
o' i’jo- r-vjlaruy again. The Northern
i.i i- daily, and wo are receiving
a rt-f.rn almit s:x hours later than thn usual
■ ii. Vi csWrn mail ha* suffered no in*
.-ru.'Umi. Th« Southern mail now reaches
is v:a the Norfolk line ot steamer*. Thoregu
■or ru!::;ih:; .4 train*, and r iiuiajuerillj the
* :;i l>« resumed on the Washington
railway to-dur.
i, l-i.r„u.
Ili*.
“ ,j r ,la «. April thilh, a! PL .loaeph'e
■\i i t ''i}*"' - "«>■ ■>■ MITCHELL. Kwl,
“ f . »*«>
May WSII attend the happy pair.
Uio r< ins
r- li \txr
k ,I'a'i."ilkTI 1 ??’' /o' 1,1 “ Knon Vaile y- frank
K 't.Al' lJhA\ (>, tn etui aist yoar of h:*: ag*.
n " friend. are re»peclfu]i r nYitedluauendtheft.
Cl--HI from the residence of lil« lather, Mr. F. R. Ilraro'
No. »c Liberty street, this day, at three o’clock.
*0 Tuesday morning Apni 30 issi. al the residence
1, t^dM'Veers': "“ M ' W,U,AM »■
; ; !-• tv*-
; lb* pr<*s»‘nt mo.
hardty *ay M
( funeral will uk« place on Thurf«Ujr, May 2d, al
. u clock, p « n Irons hi* late residence. No. 251 Centre
A one The friend-of lhe umdy are lOTaedioeUeod.
‘ , * ri *«*‘* *"■ corner of Fourth and Wood sirecu
•v i o !<>■ a i «.
h'* ! m\ i’ i
ur !| ai .
-i t; «• : .si
b ce n hTvb§^^
I HOLLAND BITTERN.
rax?aMi> ntttf ihi
;■ .. .si and moat Erateful Tonics and CarminaliTea
a mr ,Kdom ■«
INDIGESTION, SOUR STOMACH
COLIC, HBAHT.BPRS,
HEADACHE.. A ALL DYSPEPTIC COMP LAI UTS,
Thu Weak and Nerrou* should try il
Kiwui OP lKPoemo« ! But one aize of the LHOuine
p"ur ; •*"“ °« Do,i * r -
BENJAMIN PAGE Jr. & Co.
SOLE PRuPRiKTOBS.
S'- : :-y I'nini.i,. nenerarly. Plfahurgh, PoDD'a.
\ .a. !k -1 v
STATE I NBr ECTOR
"If UOJUSTICDIITILLKD SPIRITS,
' 'it the inuyrr or alle^heny
JOHN BMJTLSY,
Ofllc*, >o. la, ( oru.r Dlemond Alley end
l f n 'I'O ->o**h Ross, 12 Ulainond street
will protjiptiy *»tooiie 1 to. swei,
rne %ttf mi'.n oj Uie trai* la r«»poci/ullT oallod to th*
i» «£,£?“*'■ “ £S*
.1 i<f?,r r 't l " , ' lor5 ’ l f* bl ' w m-pection ss alorZ
Ml • ’•alure tuo a&me Hi'All naye h#t*n .
!"V *" 1 <0 ta». -n4”Sr,.XS! 2d
i-i-rv !inuhUhL.' >r i*”i r l bar l'F“'i l *ettty dollars lor
;■■ ,T h "“ ,u ° r °*°
li.o'Vnrl",. • Vd^iu < hT All | II V“ 0r * "°“ i h} ln «P«<'OU ac
s zissr***** ass
I ssasSSsSsSaff* 1 ®
i =:S» a rr“'SH?Sfi»s
f; Su ;'r ;h«“cr‘ oo ““‘ m •*“ cow »>«' «*»
i^'7J i ' p ‘ Ke , ita -7 F ; ,0 7 l *' noQ vl ‘° >>ull '-oun-
I m.ri fraudul-ntty impress, or ma' e So
r' ,0 “ '/' r ', lulnn " r “ r nlh « «>«'R of any each
... ~r |* ma fk "f number in im tauon hereof
.. 'hor\!J r i“ I ! " * ul, l* , ' Uo io»|a>otioD,m- upon »„y cask
i,.„,re a r ' d,7'"’ a ' U a * "7“ anK,1 °’ 0r fraudq
r : *uTv s
deornoa yuihy of a misdemeanor, and tie punishable by
• Urn. iu! osceedmir three hundred dollars, or by im
P r i..>ne..iii , sweJlu , „ u .noMhs .T’the liLrS
n'al"’ url •‘jrtßßlu-todlctiwiof (heoffrnss.
feu fores —Ts»wj person who shall counter-
Id .’/“in.,' ? ,f ,ujuletuj >- impress upon any arlicle lia-
I I 11 inspoi UOU, or upon auy cask or vessel containlnir
*D.i. io! : 'or < ';| l ‘.'!'itl.“^ J , ra ‘ fkoro ‘ her mKrk ofanr ln*
«P> lor. or .hall fraudulent y a ter, define or erase an v
nwk O? rnf 0r ,b f. U impress the hrS
sr, r .erm^i 1 d b,) ur' ,ha6leby * fine no ‘
A fun her Supplement, relative to the tnapeodon of
I |u rs approved the fn.t day of April, 1r!37 ‘
m i'.'f ! 1 1 ; lo . me * l| e distilled spirits for sale at the Port
Ol 1.1 ladulpji.il. aheifier for erportationOr otherwise
shut be iin-p-eied and kauired by the duly appointed’
n. pectors of domestic disttlled spirits, or therrdenn
II I in the Dimmer now provided by law] and If a„v oth
or person shall inspect snoh li.fuori he or the/shaP 1
tot every siioh ollense, be liable to all the fines aid nfn’
of "mT IS? * n th ° IS ' h SP< ' l,o ° or *s“*2 Kth
rr;o?i*Sii' Bt<iißd
tir*
| IffiJJJ JOHM SMITLEY.
i{. 1) i
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I i.
•*> w >• •
t '■ .-
' r ' .-• V - V ' . ’
v %■*-
fig^V .
The Pennsylvania I! nil road.
THE TROOPS AT WASHINGTON.
Til In MAILS,
I v's U«»v
AnJ 4:1 ;jjf .‘jo*r> ofanxji.us c&ru
R<* from thwr vr*y.
S tvs
Dta mood*
\ 1 * _•
.r ' •-TT ; ” V ‘ -tr ' .
PITTS B IT RO H'
JOINT besiMt ■o^ p s^B8 > m.
M. A. Ward Jld W.
TUfc Volrateerjte.
BS^T ; I4. Aplsriean fiSpre
sonted to'tilG a l b orjp’ ti,e best
tional C<mundrsn. || V .
THURSDAY IVeIiING, 1861
li o r'ir ijr >?e
Mr. Ellsworth
A polio MdUuiL...
Hose Eleeworlh...
Polka MaEOQ'ka..
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
ln?J2ter r*:*£&£?****■
taSS £££££?* irLOED in “• p-
To oonclnde with
.TF.MMY TWITCHES IN PRANCE.
CilarUe M. A. Ward.
Mile Mario Ollyia.
Conundrums may be 101 l at tie bDjt offlca durini the
(lay. • *
PIC LEAD—2SO Pigs for sale bv
nyl HENRY B. COLLINS.
FELTER—IBS slabs for sale by
' myS HENRY S. COMJM3,
0 VED
RHYMER &. BROTHERS
Nos. 126 and 128 Wood Street
my‘J-2wd above Fifth -street.
90 Of)( 1 HOLLH WALL PAPER ~Tt
■ * '-1, ’ 8 and 10 cents per pfece, at No.
1 0 7 MARKET STREET, near TJheriy, by
toys JOSEPH R. BUSHES.
AT COST! AT COST!
SUMMER SILKS,
ItKuIHAGKS FOULARD BILK.B,
LARGE ASSORTMENT
Gray & Fancy Colored Dress Goods.
SUN UHBRELUB
w. & B. HUGHS’,
TUE ONLY article,.that will effectually
Baniwh Raps, Mice &oU Reaches,
Jieoinh Ratk, Mice- fliid ' Roa^he*
HiDjsh R-tB.IK c 8 and
S** Uice «d Roaches,
is tub Jut m!tT‘ and R ‘“ KllM >
if Via RAr famtb,
if £55 RAT PASTE,
JS TBTB rat PASTE
’■l TUB RAT J-AS'E
if L J /M % Ar PASTE,
if JIAT PASTE
ib ibk mr p.\ str,
Prepared only l.y
Pressed only l.y
P-epared only l.y
I’rejau-ed only by
JOSEPH FT EMI NO'S.
J »EPU FLKMISO’cC
JOSEPH FLEMING’S.
.. JOSEPH FLEMING’S.
Corner of <he .'mmon,! and mtreeL
l-orner c,j ibe Liamond *od “ark-t ilreeL
Corner of ihe Diamond and Marfcef street.
[7OO.
tan-els fresh eggs just received
and lor **!e by
henry h.cou [W
purr Eli.—3 Barrels Fresh Koll Butter
* • just received end for rale by
HENRY H. COIXINH.
"'IAWBON OIL—IO barrels best quality
'list received and for Bile by J
•P 30 HENBJH. COLLIN&
L I .^ E ~’ 200 Bftrrpls Kresh Lime just re
jseived and lor sale by J
Lard
a kega frwli leaf Lard f or b _
HENRY ILOOLLINBI
D at tte corner of'
{MmJ • Htga an< * Wylie street, ties joet received a fin*
- - - ap3o_
Bed White and Bln* Ribbons for Flags,
Bed White and Bine Klbbons for Flags,
Bed White and Bine Ribbons for Flags.
BONNETS, Misses Leghorn and
shaker aLt I*' 1 *' Jockey Wh,te “ d toiled
s*XuXT t ZJ u ' i]a ’ PWo “ d F *«-ed
Lsdito' White Skirts for 75 cant* • nsho™.. *
HX“^°° V ° n °* re HooeStoSXol
■ Handkerchiefs,
BUck Laco Mitts for 31 cent, worth’ a*
Judies- Glorm, Oanntleto 2? Hoii-ry, CoUarn ud
««"• *»**»
Mlssoari and Virginia money taken al Ita
CHARLES GIPNER,
78 Market Street.
DEATH MAW ENSUE
Bars a dtaunaniehed medical writer
BBOM THE USE
OF niSEBiL lIAIU DYES.
To avoid auofa a contingency,
USE GiJLir.
CHEISTADOBO’S EXCEISOIB DYE,
Proved by.tii© f
ANALYSIB OF DB. CHILTON,
lo l>e the beet heir dye la exietenoe, and
WOOLLY FORK FBOH FOIBO.Y.
Sold erao-where, end epnl.ed by ell hair Dreroere.
C&inADOBO, No. o Asior ifo** A T «u> York.
G£o. H. KBYBES,Ag!mu
Puturotrftb, P*,
an'kiUwilna'J'
f^HAMPAiSNfis,
CHARLES HEIMIECK,
CROWN, MUMM A GGH
CLICQUOT, Ac,
Fox *&]# by
Bpaiittapyasy-
_ _ Jl^m_vrshat£.
' - - " -J?l P J?*^HALL.
FAPEK « « • i"c7nw,
ftpjpj
"yOLUNTEERS
„„ Can supply ihernselTCiwith
BOOTS, SHOES OR UA,TKRa,
AT THE CHEAP OASH B'I'OBE of
JOB. H. BORLAND,
No. 88 Market street. 2d door from Fifth.
ore Men Wanted.
TO FILL Ul» THE BENTON GUABDS.
y OUTNTKERS WHO DESIRE TO SEE SERVICE
' M'S proteot sod defond lha Onibn 4Srtst«ilo£r
S “ ‘, hs HouTe oOsUml
” 1)0 f! ro R° r <r oared for sod mUolothedFr.T
y duW T ° ur coun ‘r7 lt from Ur.
- H.-KBRR
Notice Pennsylvania Velftatee^
Ati F<*® n&mr-CL-astsr or
od ttoommt of the PeiagvlMnlio
2»jr "^.-nsssSgggK
.< •"'.m- • WHlEUwUfewq „
• >'.«• ' ’■
ft* — :
, u . .... _ _ { ■
..Harry Lewis.
...Lionel Bereftrdt
..E(Ue Henderson.
•M Ho Maria Olma
After which the Second Act of
hare remored to
ORQAKDr UWH,
DPK.NI-’.!) THIS Mi iRNINO A
A LABOR STOCK OF
—AND-
HOOT SKIRTS.
''’arrantei in nil ca«es.
Warranted In &1> cares.
Warranted io a I cases.
WummtpJ in nil o>^a.
HENRY H.COLUNa
WM BKNNtTT,
130 wooa streot.
W^IVMARSHAU,
AT PRIME COST,
*:*••*! >-*
UO.J.S
x-.-;
Bra?
MOKE
NEW
TESTIMONY.
thcKcv. rc-thtr ihi.u.ihriM fV.rir/i: .1-j,lhavo
been tT-,.1f.d sob licrfo- n . for a longih .:.f tune and
am consulung Dr. v«« Heoperated
on my Ears ay nu.-c.-'Tlhiy ap to roMQrij my he*noa
entirely. I Us>tott&orofes,®jr,dbj»,uits<4eiflUeted
with defective hearing, «« veil at an ackptvledaoment
of the I‘octor’a great skill and talent, to make my case
publicly known, and tostrong'y rajjommrud.aa.anfer
ers ttiavaßslthd|!alvasott^isoJ^Bfunie..j-{
' STANBLADB PAItfCTNsifF.Y, F» fl oni,>l.
Monastiby, BinningbArn,- April nth, JBBL
This is certify ihAt l hAYe suJlared for
from r-od tliat L have been greatly benefited
by the übillfnl treatment 6f Dr. Von-MOSOHZIBKEB.
'AIJOTSIISr« RKGqp^SSir
MosAtTiaiT, Birromsham, A*ri! lith/1861^
Important
to .
the ..,
SdAai
TESXiaOMALS FROM BOME-SOUBCS.
JOESK M?Ct,OBH.EV, Esq.,
M’CLOSKF.Y, COSGRAVB & CO.
Foe* Prasv, .Aixeshejt Co r r*.r ■
TO DR. VOX imsmzISICEE: 15?<^tr R d
lem happy t> iniorm you th.it my tittle daughter,
who has been quite deaf fur tour y.-ara, ha#, under your
ailliroltrentm.ut. entirely riKio it red. J fcel quite wl
v!r e “.. “> bearing wonte heirer bare boon rritdted
by nsturairaußes. but toedur treatment uinuoiaahft
indebted'lon ii. and IwooUi.eaoiaatJy i> commoiift' ail
afflicted with iitfiinrss to canaalt you «1 .cn.ce.
Respectfattyyotirs, "
JOHN 'Me CL OBKEY.
l*a#\
A pTil Crji» 1381, *,/
OR. VOX UQSi&ZISK
.XharSir:-- It.iabutju e that my gratitude for the
rolltf experienced from your HbiUtul treatment should,
hart* expression, JB.nt w>me time past ray heaiing.hact
been ao bod that 1 despaired o| ever gaining it though
the ad?*c* ol several physicians was strictly followed
lam there for e-truly grateful to y&u, and Yoxyhappyta
say that the operation performed by you hee rdaulted
la the perfect restoration of my bearing, 5 .., : . ,
,We are (joreooally acquainted v. if|j Mr. Homer, and
hsvc perfect confidence n lua sl.ttoroent. Hewundor
our fucerriilon in the wjtfoy.of C.i-P. R. B. Co.
PS ILBIP COBBETT,
JUfcl> HOVRY.
EYE
THE EIIIUIEAL EM IMMLATOBj
AH IHSTBUHENT IKVSHTED BY
H • • * ■..
Through wmcii he has beest
enabled to cmti the MOST OBSTINATE CASES
OF DEAFNESS—canes in whioh every other'meaira 1
have faded and all hopes of rafter
Thin i* no rale statement. Jts truth 18 noeiucdbyhtin' *
dreda of geutiomen, whose names are familiar through■
out tbo Union—STATESMEN, PHy-ICrANS,.DiW-"
VEBS.CDEJIbYiIEa AND ./ÜBr.Es, wttnessßS'td the'
DR. VON MOSCHZIBKERJ
tons to Bay to all who suffer either from’ ; - ,
deafn E S
MALADY OP THE EYE
that they should at ONCE CONSULT HIM In enter V
toce.ro the .FULL BENEFIT of his TrSien* i
The Mowing are some of the names whoso’*«&*!
niala can be examined at Dr. Von Moeotataknr!* Office
hare been entirely teetered to their .hearing by
PITTSBURGH ;
W ° rth ** <W
•Mr To this list hundreds mow conld be added, ancr
can be seen at the Doctor’s Office.
OPPIOB,
No. 156 THIRD STREET,
BETWEEN SMITHFUrLD AM) GBANT flB.,
°° NBULTEO DAILY, from9a.it
«g-t RTIFICIAI. fiyten INSERTED.
See The Label ~'
°N THE TOP OF EACH BOTTLE Op
HEIMSTREET’S INIMITABLE
hair restorative.
Has the Signatures of the Proprietors*
W. B, HAGAN & CO-, '
of yonth, tWra.tterWgr^'ttnm^ffsS^?
USE NO OTHER BESTOBATIYE
BUT HEIMSTBEET’S, ‘
W. l a, Market
city last winter “aifoall’hdr'ng arar«?rale !P *H lt al? or ’
& zr&rsstss™;' •>&
o**ed an Hrtfele eouai to
Boatonui’vemw^^njrk^,^“><! WtHUih
m ovary csso. I!csjlSf? n . ‘ giTe!l * at,sTa<? Hbtt'-
J. S: &U&F, Wholesale
it is mtswAiwa, KOB TRo»ocwtf-*-pf.
A LlXlftlAMT
potbo,^ 1 * fl**
w " Proprietors, . toy, N V." “ J
1' ME P 4 K I lg-sro-^|^.
INTRODUCING TESTIMONIALS. ! * *
AitW we have. very many of thorn.
I OR THE
MAGNOLIA BAlllilr
or blototos.tb»*tftteer nrn
some safe and reliable rrmodu. ?fb directed to nso;
THE MAGNOLIA BAi.M Will. CUBE' '
the WORST WIeS *■•
IN A SINGLE-WErEtfri-
™m.SwZ “S‘do fc.7 o ' l *'®g«tW-
our ' Apotheranea Vd'fS^g.
' • ■■•' - 1 )2e•• •■ •
BeantifullyCletSrF
Pare and 'Wwte !
fci.sv.-j*!.-. «■''**>
Mai
v j -• j vlx '>■ ?i? H .’..
r-.w.^*..7Vv
a v
*. 7~ i - ' 9 f ; a*? ji* •-•.•v r sat3jj,'
•It ' <J ‘ •
OP THE'HUM 0 V
Roapectfull/ yonre.
ROBERT BUMTEi"'
GAR.
OR ANY”
c -lOWri U
i-sV-5;.iv?..’-.*