Cly
JAMES P. BARR,
EDITOR AND PROPRIE TO R.
Termso—DLux, Six Dollars per year, strictly in
advance. Waant.r, dingle subscrip
tions, One Dollar per year.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY
MONDAY MORNING DEC. 2.
0 I 'l' "4' MATTERS.
InTuecteion en another Branch
of the steuread Bond questien,
Our readers will remember that during
the late session of the United States Cirs
cult Court here, judgments were obtained
against the cities of Pittsburgh and Alla
gheny for some $140,000, on which writs
of lista were issued, clmmanding the City
Controller and Treasurer of Pittsburg and
the Treasurer of Allegheny City to pay the
judgments (which were for interest on
railroad bonds) out of any unappropriated I
funds in the exchequers. In one case, (at.
ter the writ was issued, ) that of Josiah B.
Evans vs the City of Pittsburgh, a rule to
set aside the writ was asked for and argued
at length before Judges Grier and McCaw-
dim. A decision was promised at an early
day, and as the case was a test, the opinion
was looked for with much interest.
Oe Saturday morning Judge AlcCand•
less delivered the Opinion of the Court,
written out by Judge Grier, at length,
concluding with an order to discharge the
rule. The effect of the decision will be to
ccmpel the parties named in the manure-
LOW to obey the order of the Court or cut.
ter the penalty of contempt.
The following eeibraces the points of
the decision:
The Act of Assembly of this State, pass
ed on the 15th of Apra, 1834. relating to
counties and townships, (sec. 6,) prescribllis
a method by which those having judgments
against these quasi corporations may have
a remedy, by means of the remedial writ
of mandamus, and as these coreoratio. ,
have no property wheel could properly
made subject to levy and sale, it restriee.
the use of Meer process. It is but the g.
islative extension of the common lew
edy of mandamus, and a modification L
the process to suit, the peculiar functions
and officers of these anomalous corpora
tions, and Make it more simple in practice.
As ft issues only when a Court of Justice
has given a judgment, which makes it the
duty of the officers of the corporaton to
pay a certain sum of money, it dispenses
with the form of an alternative mandamus.
It assumes that the officers whose duty it
was to lay and collect taxes sufficient to pay
all just demands against the corporation,
have done so, and gives the party aggriev
ed a right to satisfaction out of the mories
in the Treasury unapproprieted, and it
there be no such monies, then cut of the
first monies that shell be received. Now
It is true that this peculiar form of pry Cite
is prescribed, in an act relating tI Uses(
vu2si corporations, arid In its letter refer.-
only to counties and their peculiar officers,
called Commissioners, and that cities,
which are public chartered corporations,
having much more enlarged powers, priv
ileges and duties, are no: specifically nate,
ed. Cities often are possessed of stock and
other property not devcted to special pub.
lie uses, which might be levied onto satisfy
a judgment against it. But where a city
has no ,seeld property, (as in this case,) and
its C‘l ' 4,: vs obstinately refuse to satisfy a
Orem ehich Courts of justice have pro
tei,e dto be legal and just, there will be
(1, e failure of justice unless the rem.
eeel :it of mandamus be issued and en
i re- e by the Court. whose judgment is,
:rely set at defiance.
ttes claiming sovereign, or quasi soy.
ere powers, may repudiate their con.
trac .-. if they Are content to abide the'
sco n .. the civilized world, because there
odor power to compel obedience
sovereign right to repudiate and
u creditors makes no part of the
teevile or immunities granted by the
,Rl',lr • city corporations. Tney are
laws as much as private cos
.:en . Z the
..eed .11 pay
On cue
remedy fort...tarty ag.
• • The modilica—uns of the
by the legislature has
th , mei , of - mplicity in form, while it is
effectivi. for : , purposes intended. Ac
cording: v • eeereme Court of the State,
in the , • . al-eiaghan vs. Tae City of
Ph led. :.eaey 409, have unani
, . a t "although cities aro
isk: te e : , ethd, they are clearly
Welen _. • tG. the act." Besides, by
the t Az l e ,• of the act, of 16th June,
188 G, rt. -.c.b• to the powers of courts, it
made tlejr _te of the Supreme Court
devise se establish, by rules of court, such
new writs and forms of proceedings as
shall become necessary and convenient to
the full an I uniform execution of the pow.
ers, jurisdiceun, &c. The Supreme Court
had, therfore, full and complete peecr
adopt the form of remedy devised by the
Act concerning counties, and by the de_
cision in that case (4th Casey) have done so.
In a former case in this Court, decided
by my brother lirCandlese, the motion
was to set aside an execution levied on
stocks belonging to the city. (Oelrichs vs
City of Pittsburgh.) The counsel for the
city there contended that the only remedy
which the Court was authoriztd to give
was this writ of mandamus. But the Court
refused to set aside the execution and levy,
because the prohibition of other process in
the act could only apply to a county, and
was very properly intended to prohibit
the levy and sale of the Court House, Jail
and other property held for public use; and
that the process of mandamus adopted by
the Court need not be resorted to in this
Court where the plaintiff had another suf
ficient remedy by levy and sale of stocks
and other property not so used. Theques
lion as to the power of this Court to issue
a mandamus in such a cases is decided in
the case of Knox County vs Aspinwall, 24
Howard, 383.
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C ..rts
A BLIM
it 1
TELE NORTHRaII CRNTIIAL RAILROAD
It is stated that James C. Clarke, Req., for
the past two years the superintendent of
the Northern Central Railroad, has tend
ered his resignation to the company, to
take effect on the first proximo. Mr.
Clarke urges privets interests, heretofore
neglected, as explanatory of the step. Mr.
'Du Barre, of the Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad and General A. L. Roumfort,
formerly superintendent on the Penney'.
vania Railroad, are spoken of as the suc
cessors of Mr. Clarke. The company is,
meanwhile, contemplating an increase of
its transportation facilities, and five new
and powerful locomotives are building in
Philadelphia for the use of thf, road.
MILITARY MATTEatti AT A8.11183311R0.
Colonel Murray's regimen: arrived at
Harrisburg from Camp Grossman, near
Huntingdon, on Wednesday evening and
proceeded immediately to their quarters in
Camp Cameron. On Thursday the re•
mainder of General James' brigade went
into Camp Cameron, where it will remain
until filled up. The Eleventh regiment,
Colonel Coulter, left Harrisburg for the
seat of war on Wednesday evening, and
will probably join the forces now concen
trating near Fortress Monroe.
THE .IiEuIMENTAL FLAGS —Gov Curtin
has addressed a circular letter severally to
Hon Galosh& A. Grow, Speaker of the
House of Representatives, Hon. H. B.
Wright, of the same body, and Hon. Ed
gar Cowan, of the United States Senate,
requesting that they set as a committee to
deliver the flags to the various Pennsyl
vania regiments without regimental sags
in the vicinity of Washington city. The
pressing duties of the Governor are urged
as a xaapuulor aasisOriii this duty to theae
g coalman,
ary rr►.•r;l •qa oft eutur4ay
The Repui. .. v .. b ...., n. C r_, Ing 8, for
the selection t Mi1eg , ,.1,3 '..t the municipal
convention, wh:ch r.,rtruL , M,, totmorrow,
wore held on S3 , tirtiay afternoon. The
rival candidAtr.,. tar Mayer, B C. C;awyer,
,jr., and James Lowrie, jr. { were most ac
tive in their exsrlitma to secure the return
of delegates favorable to themselves—the'
Controller and Tr,asurer being s'condary
consideratiors. The most prominent Dam's
for Controlie:: err , ho-e 01 Sani'l Allinder,
Esq., and Wro, Litils, Et'q For Tree
surer there ',.i. probab:y be li•Ile • r m)
opposition 1,, Mr Wm. E!•,.thL4:. , ..m, i. , ..e
present incumbent.
The drone- t'os chosen were .= f' l` , ve:
First Ward—Ge:rge Vi (.: Lli:., (;, ~, g,t
W.raun, John if Sertre , , it. U. E it ,
John Gracey—instruct , d f r StWp.r.
Second Ti r ard—T“mmr.s F. WI s , n, Jsa
S. Laughlin, George Wilson, Jas C Ma',
Williams Owens, jr.—instructed for Sat.,
yor,
Third Ward—First Precirc': Andrew
Sims, Gaspe- Gan,; Fe:iond Precinct: U.
B. Ferguson, Ruchell, U. S. Ken.
neck—insfro for
T'ourth Ward .
S. _Lavely, John j 1. McGuire,
Ins.rul tel Sawyer.
Fifth Ward—First Precinct: George
Osughey, Georqe Second Precinct:
' Joseph Kaye, J.i,mes Taylor, Jog. Schru,di.
—instruc-cd far Sawyer.
Sixth Ward —A. G. J
A. I3utior, 6 cJond Lawry jr
Jared M. Bru.-fi— ns::ut_Li:d for Lowrie.
Seventh IVard—R2bi. Thompson, Jacob
FTr Al, Chas. W. Hulif..ard, Joh::
Wm, moor:—instrueio . d for SAwcer.
Fig!, ' l, Ward —J Jbn A. S.. , rß ., •nr:l. .1,
Caskey, U H. Beurrrinrin
Fred .- ;uk—ir.qtru , .'... 1 for
_ .
_Vtritit Wora'—Juhn N. Crawf.,:d. J. B
N'eabe, MeCtelland, R ;ht. M. Ree..
--insti-cted it.; .L iwrie ti . ta w,s
between L )7rte and two S.w del
'de which a new ulcctioz w;.t
s, Qeld. alta..rition.
Mr. Saw). r Lacing se urrd six c.f
.:'11,3 wards, 11.8 0 Jrnination may he
a. , a ccri..Lin tr.
Swear,ll iu of the le Sher lit
Tt.. cemni.,:en of Henry E•q.
Sheriff was read in the Court of
Sessoins and Disiriht CJI.IIt on 8 4
morng. la the latter the dedimus
eithorizing the Judges to swear in the.
Sheriff and other officers elect wee also
read, after womb, Mr. Woods' bolds, in
the sum of SGO.OOO, having been filed an
approved and his c.tranizaion duly record
al, he was scv by Judge Hampton to
faithrel oluser f the constitutions ci
the United St ties and the on.ate of Penn
sylvania and the Acts cf Assembly; ale,
to a- strict impartiality in drawog or
seleuting juri. , , during nis term of office;
three years. After this ceromil Ti y r.
Woods recs.... d. the congratulations of Mr.
Graham, his pr . :Lioness:or in offi.e, the
members of th bar present and others.
Mr. Wood ..r . mointrnents ore as fo:in \vs:
Jailer, John -Mai'. cnlef Clerk, Geort“ ,
K Riddle; Samuel B. Cluley,
Henry H L .bort. W. Dunlap.
The cummission of Henry Etton, Pro
thonotary so-ot, was aiso produced in
Court, but he will not be inducted into
office until to-day Mr. Elton retains
nearly all the old clerks, with the tli,111,101)
of "Squire" S eel, who assumes the posi..,
Lion of chief clerk.
Mr. Graham, the am , Sneriff, retires with
the good wista - i. of the whole community
He ha, performed his duties in n manner
which gave ge.i.eral satisfaction, and how.
ever unwelc Les visits may have been
to some, he was always kind and consider
ate. He has. but two or three suits to
answer in his official capacity, an unusually
cruel! number a three }ears' term.—
On retiriag Mr. Graham was highly corn
plimented by 'he judge:: of the I).slrici
Court upon the meaner in.whlola be had
performed his Jutiel there.
_ .
The comun,tons Cor Judges
Nl.Clure •own aku been receiv
•M by It , : r of
ENTEKIAI.:O,IIiNT —Mr
d-n 8 arrived la ;no city on Sqtt rd.%y. and
w.:i read at Concert Hall on Tnet , ,:ny ever,
1; f;' Mr. S .laB been in C ~nIN
tutu yearr, Cu'. has already eaLa'..,; , ..,hed
:epukation. 11 whe the tutor of the Prince
of Wales in r , eution. D uglas Arnold
thus speaks of rim in the Landon _Yews:
"Air. Sidder.2' peculiar qualifications, des
rived from a rare combination of physical
and inteilect. , ..! edv)intsg,s, have
general attest 1: v.lll easily f•- on
derslood, ther.oJro, that when, as a Shales
perian reader, he comes before the pubic,
his peculiar knowledge of the subject,
oretically, and his capability of dealing
with it in the test style practi:iafly, must
enable him to assume a prominent posi•
tion in the first rank of dramatic lectures,
an.; accordingly to that standard has he
advanced in 1:1, roc.. +
PETROLEUM —Toe last number of the
New York ,S7iippiay and Commtrciui List
notes an advance in crude otl and esl , ;s
rrels at 'z3 . 2 oath, and 1,000 barrel.
for export on rrlvat,4 terms. During the
week nrecedir.4, 4 WO barrels were solo
for export. Ai the f 1 'wing wells are about
to be controlled and regulated it seems
probable that oil will no longer be allowed
to glut the market or cover the surface of
Allegheny. The effect of the off)rt of
producers to protect themselves is an up
ward tendency of prices.
AD.) —Trio Su prune Court, hay
ing oueludel '.ho business of the term,
Koj ~ruel i :Jay and will re-iiiiiiemble
in January r. 2. 1 .. We are utijer ,ii.ga
tious to Tntim .z J. Keenan, Prothonotary
for this district, for numerous courtesies
and attanttons Luring the term.
HOJEED BY A Cow.—Mre. Jas. Wilson,
!Nottingham township, Washington
county, while milking a c 'O7 on the 15:h
ult., was seriously injured by being book
ed—the horns 0f the animal portorating
the bJwals, end otherwise internaliy in
juri..g her. She lying in a precarious
condition.
Ris•Essuutsp.—rau.s M.aggic Mitchell
has been engaged by Manager Henderson
for another week and appears to , ..iight as
Naramattah in the "Wept of th.i Wish
ton- Wish" and the Countess in " The
Wild Irish Girl." Maggie is a very
pleasing actress and should have a tall
audience.
HOMICIDE.—Twc, man named Welsh
and McFarren, of TJwslown, Franklin
county, had a q_lsrrei a lew days ago, dur
ing which McEarful] stabbed Wcish, and
caused his death in a few hours. l'hc
perpetrator ga7e himself up, and is now in
prison.
LICCTURES.—R , ay. LI0111:1 Peale, an emi.
nent Methodist divine, is to deliver u
course of lectures next week, on E.r,vpl,
Palestine, Synia The Basun and the Nile.
The profits go the payment of a debt on
the Ross Street M. E Church.
Fox PORT ROYAL. —Colonel Leh men's
103 d regiment., now in camp at Kitten
ning, have been ordered off and will leave
on Thursday next fur Port .13..iya1, S. C.
Capt. Long, of the Ball Infantry, needs
ten men to fill up, who will be received at
headquarters, Nu. 61 Fifth street.
MOBS MONEY Fitt)Al VOLUNTEERS.-
()apt. J. Brune, of the Friend ikfles, has
remitted $1,600 for the men of the COM.
pang, which their friends can get by call
ing at Morganatt.rn 5: B:os., corner Fifth
and Wood streets.
STATZ MILITARY SCHOOL.—At the
next session cf the Legislature, which will
meet inn few weeks, h number of projects
will, doubtless, be brought forward, for
the establishment of a State Military
School, in which young men may receive
as thorough at education as those at West
Point.
PKOTILLOTTM MRETINO.—A 1 6viveil la 1 2rti
now going on at Wesley Chapel, The
nightly attendance is large and Area: in., i
Wrest ;s ruani; , t:d 'II
RILSIGNED.—JaincB
Superitendei: ll-s •
resigned that p t•tt.tot., t mtetr, : .; .. 141 , 1 io• LATEST BY TELFGRAPN
point,,d to a $1,2u0 at W,hit -
on City. ; Lass Ntglit's News up to Two O'elock,—
t
THE usual ru ,, L)Lbiy meting if the
Teachers' Aas,ezation was held on Satur-
day. The proceedinus worn of the usual
character..
I=l=l3
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
Mapilfwturcnr cf
FANCY AND PLAIN
)I , llR:tit/TIME ttc
)USE. AM: 'lin ELL) SF It EE
(between Sixth street and Virgin alley )
I l'l'SbliFti;
pHUTUGRAPU ALBUM-8
ALL:TYLES
-A I SO-'
lAKIES olt 1862
W. S. aLVEN.
g CORN i';'tt WOOD INr,"l-URD'STIIRRTs
EnI.IIET J ISMS L LI 1 ADIN4
0 EMIT iiiiiLZEIL hk. CO,.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
COMMISS'ON 4no FORW RDING BIERCHA
, LaLutm:tx Propc,,:Arm l'irreacm .11 3fAeurAceuuxs
NO. 1461 LIBERTY ; REPIT,
PITT Nt,.;)
TAIKEE & PHILIPS,
.i„.l COOPEAGIE
A? razes arw LICTOhY es
'3ayette Vtree*,
r.etween LILL' 'I an..l Wayne sire , eta
IFIA,..We are prepared to farnkm Coal Oil, W Mk.
key, .Ila, Maiase44, and Perk HARREL:4, at the
thorrest nowee and on to„ rremt reaxonanl--
H. 1). BRE:_LIT BUD
;NIANOVA , 7I:I:NRR. OF
P()IITRAI cr... 1 --- ; , ('TZ , fll-', klilE:‘
Gill and I taiittlion hostwoodlilouldlnza.
DEALERS 1N
FRENCH PLATE AND WINDOW OLASS
12S Smithfield Street,
i,ernier's Block, between Fifth and B xtri, litou
44 - City (lave at manufacturer's
- titta Pstrt•et tut' lI:4Pa L.Oll et yen :0 rept,, , ng
, Fra thee and tins' ntiwie cards
framed nt whoteattle price.
• pit',
JAMES H. CHILDS 44. CO.
HOPE COTTON MILLS,
Allegheny City i Fs
E • numr•cmlaaa
E M. L F AI Air
Ak:
AM , OF
OSNABUI2GI- ,
82 inches to xO Inches Wide
•
Si Orders mny be inf.. wt & la
Wrsod . qt.r.4.l.. Pat r burs,h ••ft
wri.TJAM CARE & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers,
AND IMPORTER! , OF
WINES, 1313,ANDIES, GINS, &c
ALSO
Distillers and Dealers in
FINE OLD MONONCAIIELA RYE WHISKY,
327 and 329 Liberty Street,
vet) IT PITTSBURG PA.
N EW (i 0 DS
JUST RECEIVED AT TH E:CLIEAP CASH
BOOT AND SHOE STORE OF
JOSEPH H. BORLAND,
98 Market greet, and door from Ft Mi.
Great reduction m prices. nct23
(1 OOP ERS WAN 1 ED.—Two good
4„„i co: per 4 for Ligrit Work ; apply to
JAME-1 A. , ETZEU.
corner Market and Ftratatritent
0
lb barrels:3.3l3o - a 0.1.
bu do Ctobork do —receivd and for
(0022) HENRY H. COLLINS
Half. by
LEAI; -
1,600 P,gn Lend
lOU an, Ear Lead, f",r sale by
HENRY H. t.OLE,INR
A YP L
barrels eboies Apples, various klnds,
received and for skis 1 - . y
JAMES A. FF.TZEIL,
corner Market and First litrentp
NEW RA ISI NS
-1 d 85 boxed New Bunch fLaioins
L 0 h;f bu.xuo do do
2L bozos Layer du
Ju,d recelvegi and for A . •. by
EYMER k 14R(JS.
noll) No, 12.5 and I'2B W.30(1 street,
G EN'iS' FANCY
TRAVELING
ddlerent styles, made of Plain, Fancy and Soar
-1,1-nnels, of Pine French and lower grades, at
and upwards, whole ale and retail.
EATON, fitACRUM
17 Y,lth
pyrki.o ES
200 barrels Pinkeyer.
600 sacks do—round and is ship
p ay order, in store and for ea e by
JAMES A. Fi1,17.:%R.,
corner Market and F:r.t st recta.
r. 021
P,N-'l'
FINE FRENCH BOOTS,
Of Bropks' Mazuftwtare,
BXLLIAG AT.NEW 'TURK PRICE,
FOR CAtili,
At 31 Fifth Street,
W. E, SCHMERTZ & CO.
SMITH & PITCAIRN,
MERCHANT TAILORS
So. 4S
ST. CLAIR STREET.
FARLE Y."B
RNITURE AND CHAIR WARER9oNf3,
No. 164 FEDEELAL ST., ALLEGHEN Y.
UNDERTAKING, in all its branches, will receive
prompt attention. Orders can be left at the room
or a the Livery Stable of Mr. James Floyd, Ohio
street, Allegheny. selF-ty
VV hLl.l 1101.1.7t.;') In vat - bat/8
parts of the clay, boroughs find townships.
enoice building lute, farms and western lands, tor
sale by a . CUTHBERT ,t
ran /So. 61 titan tet street
MEI=
ALL PRICES
STf Lt. LATER. —Toe Richmond Dispatch
pats that HD official dispatch received on
Tuesday night from General Brag: states
that everl, thing was quiet about Pans-cola,
end that the Federal Ehet keeps at a safe
d:slance from his guns.' He is fully pre
pared fora renewal of the fight. The edi
tor adds.: e have every eunli,lenee that
General 13- .gg wi:l give Harvey Brown
and hie ruth ADS more grape than they can
um( or tab ;Y digest. [ above is all the
inlOraitillon that can be gleaned from the
ret!!:: Nu result of the tight is given.]
(en. Price's Proclamation
S.KDA: 1.1., Ibo., Nov. 30.—The following
is General Price Proclamation issued at
Ne - Tho bait hearing no date:
dextd,w Urrizirdre--In trio month of
June last 1 was called to the 2otrimand of
a handful of Missourians, who nobly
ui h‘ray.: nod e,.mlort to espouse, in that
eloumy hour, the cause of tour bleeding
country Etrugg ling with the most caugelee s
ar.(l eiril..!l despotism known am 'n 6111-
,7. dto when p”ace and protection could
nu longer be enjoyed but at toe pace of
b. am an% oh, rty, your Chief Magistrate
ya. -.1 1, then to drive the ruthless
'needers fr, to a scii made fruitful by } our
I t',or., -nd e. ris , .tos'ed oy your homes . T o
that call I - than o 000 responded out of
pepulation exceeding 200,000 men:
ene in forty ui.ly stepped lurward to de.
t with tiunr persons and their lives the
cause of c-ostitutional liberty and human
rights. Some allowances are to be mode
on the score of a want of military orgarii•
zation, a supposed want of arms, the nee
essary retreat of the army southward, the
b'oeksde of the nyer, and the presence of
an armed foe. But nearly six months hove
now elarsed; your crops have been tilled,
your harvests have been reaped, your prep
orations for winter have been mole, the
army of Alir,ourt organized and equipped.
fought way t the river—the foe is still
In the fir'l 1, the country bleeds and our poo
r. sz roan under the inthetions of s foe merit
cal with all the characteristics of barhartsn
war.ar , . and when upw are the 55.000 to
av ,- 1 n ~ ur se'd free our c , lint.. - y'
.11 , .1 11'4 'h Im•n ft „lied L. u r
siuniard'ca:: tbe:r a.ut curie iii their
wuuid nut now be a federal
tairt.m4 I:, .1. , State t.., p 1%•
stead f ru Ned communities. starving
=9ZEI
PEUN'i
and aesd'ated districts, we should
have had a people blessed vvlth protection
and with stores to supply the wants and
1)0C:ea:ALIO? and comforts of life. Where
ere thobe 50,000 rxiecl' Are Miseourjans
no longur true to themeelvee? Are they
a. timid, time serving, craven race! Fit
! suL) , •cti-n 1, a deEpot. A w.ke
i,tv.tr) won to a Benze,ol wtat
; .
tuns the d!gnity and true greatness of a
people. A few men have fought your bat
tics; a few men have dared the dangers
of the battlefield; a few have borne the
hardships of the camp, the scorching suns
of summer, the frosts of winter, the mala
ria of the swamps, the privations incident
to our circumstances, fatigue and hunger,
and thirst. Often without blankets, with ,
out shoes, with insufficient clothing, with
the cold wut earth fur a bed, the sky for a
covering and a stone for a pillow; glad
only to meet the enemy On the field,where
some paid the noblest devotion known
among men on earth, to the cause of your
country and your rights with their liven,
But where one has been lost in the field,
there have been more lost by disease induced
by privation and toil. During all these trials
we have murmured nut; we offered all we
had on earth at the altar of our common
country, oue own beloved Missouri, and
we only now ask our fellow citizens, our
brethern to come to us and help to wear
what we have gained and to win our gluri , .
ous inheritance from the cruel hand bf the
spoiler, and the oppressor. Como to us
bravo sons of Missouri; rally to our stand
ard. 1 hers litty thousand men. I call
up, n you in the name of your cuuntry, fur
!fifty thousand more. Do you stay at home
to take are of your property? Millions of
dollars have been lost because you stayed
at home yuu stay at home for grati
licattont More men have been mustered
at home than I have lost in five successful
battles. Do you stay at home tO secure
terms with the enemy? Then 1 warn you
the day may soon come when you may be
surrendered to the mercies of that enemy,
your substance be given up to the hessian
and the jay hawker. I cannot, 1 will not
attribute such motives to yuu my country
men; but where are our SJutbern rights?
Friends, we must drive the oppressor from
our land. I must have 50,000 men. Now
is the crisis of your late, now the golden
opportunity to save the lState. No is the
day of your political salvation. The time
of enlistment for our brave band is begin
ning to expire. Do not hold their pa•
tience beyond endurance; do not longer
ei ken heir hearts by hope deferred—they
begin to inquire, where are our friends,
who shall give them an answer. Boys and
small property holders kave in the main
Tough: the battles for the protection of your
property, and where they ask, where are
the men for whom we are fighting.
klow than I, how can I explain, citizens
or .51its.uri? I call upon you by .m ev.
cry consideration of interest, byrjev
cry desire of safety, by every tie that
binds you to home and country, de
lay no longer; let the dead bury their
dead; leave your property take care of
commeid your homes to the protec
Lion of God, and merit the admiration and
love of childhood and womanheod by show.
ing yourselves mon, the sons of the bray.
and tree who bequeathed to us the sacred
trust of free institutions. Come to the
army of Missouri for a week or a month
to fret your country. "Strike till each
armed foe expires! Strike for your altars
and tires, for the green graves of your sire-,
God your native land.' The burning fires
of patriotism must inspire and lead you or
ail. is lost, just at the moment when all
might forever be saved. Numbers ln
limidate the fue and save the necessity
Men of
our arms
universal
We must have 60,000 men. Let the herds
mart leave hie folde, let the farmer leave
his 115148, lot the mechanic leave his shop,
let the lawyer Leave his office till we re.
Bombardment of Ft. Pickens.
13Auvrm atE,Naverab r
ican has r . .eelved thu following ihtellt,
genes from the South.
The .I.i.;climor.d Dispatch, of the 29 h,
gic•: following paroculars of th e h . ,,ht
et Pelisacola, from the Pe.nsdc,,la Observer,
r,f the 22d and 23d Inst.s.
tint commenced on Friday, and
the Observer, of the 22.1, thus announces
tr:u be , inning of thellb.ht: At live nom].
CeS rat,C LLA
land tiring conlio..ucs.l the
tort.; below. What u❑
comin-ncei, R , 3 Vt. tical•ie ay Up L u
033 wtitin7, ono c,relock, the lir,: still con
hnd we can only give it, end hope
tilint the bombardment has opeoed in Road
earnest, We shell give the news as fast
as we get it.
LaTER—We learn front a person, just
from the Navy Yard, that the lire was
opened by Fort Pickens upon the Con!..e,
orate steamer Times, and was recut rod by
our bottoms and forts. The I (wed
States fr.gate Niagara is try:ii,;. ' r3B
the bar for the porpre 01 cuter cg the
h,rr.ur.
The r.ireit , mont in town is iirime
re.—
The- houses ,are closed, ai.d the
boto.e tops aro covered with the excited
iigbling battles; numbers make
irresistible; numbers command
respect and insure confidence.
store the supremacy of law. Let aspirants
' T
' for office and place know they will be
i
I weighed in the balances of patriotism,,
• and ina:, b , Lund wanting. If there be
any tray, n crsuching spirits, who have
I ° _ not the grist toss of soul, to respond to
their count-t s call for help, let them stay
' at home, and !et on y the brave and true
e. , me-0 ,, t to j ,in their brethern on the
tinted field. C enu with your supplies of
clotkong end With tents, if you can pro.
icure them; it ;01 ,, with your g ins cf any
description that can be made to bring th,wn
s fen. It you have no arms, care.? , thout
Itv
:13 m, an we still i.tippl) 3ou iki far it ,
that is poisible; bring cooking menaels and
rations for a taw works; bring blankets
and heavy shorts an i extra bed clothing if
you have them; trmg no hone, to remain
with the, army, except those itenmear:, fur
1 'RZage transportation. We must have
(30,000 men. Govn me these men, and by
the hely of God, I via! drive the hirttng
famls of thieves and inor.r.uticors :rum the
ISttte. But if Altsiouttsier la.! uow tc rise in
t.,eir attempt and avail themselves of this
p:•opitious moment to strike for honor and
I;beit., you cannot say that we nay. , not
t. one nu we could do to save you. I u
wit be advised I:, time at what point to
report for organization and active srrvich
Leave your property at home, what if it be
ail taken, wu have two bundred million
tlallare worth of Northern means in Ilia.
sari which cannot bo removed. When we
are once free, the i'iititti will indemnify
every c tiz n who way have lost a dollar by
adhesion to the C4ili'! of h e country. We
shall have our property or its value with
interest. But in the news of God and the
attributes of manhood, let me appeal to
you by considerations, infinitely higher
than money. Are we a generati-tc of
drivelling, snivelling, degraded slaves, cr
ate we men who have assent and maintain
the rights which cannot be surrendered
and defend those principles of everlasting
rectitude, pure and high and sacred, like
Gel, their author. 80...3.0u-s the office to
choose between the Glory of a free rlit'a
try and a jit :government and the bondage
of your ctildren. 1 will never see the
chains fastened upon icy country. I will
ark for six and a had feet of Missouri soil
in which to repose, but. will not live to se e
my people enslaved. 1)11 hear shout=, is
that your war cry, which echoes ter, ugh
the land? Are you c• mi:g, fifty thousand
men? Missouri shall move to vic.ory with
the tread of a Gtant. Come on icy bray
boys; 50.000 hero'r, gallant, unconquerabi
:Southern men. We await your coming
[Signed] STCSLING PRiCE,
.11.. j ir G.furhiti,dirig.
turttm 'Washing - ton
WA,IIINGTJN CITY, November .
Authentic lutormation has been 70c,v
here that a small light drug Canadfar.
Fimaincr has hewn seiz-d cif the coast c:
Alarif.ti by a United Sates revenue eutte-.
The steamer had on beard about 10,000
Sprlngitied melkets, cbit deg, boots, bank
paper, caps arid rnunitd•N
.. of w ar ti t ,
was a cleared from Cacada, and the carge
was consigned to parties in the Santnern
States.
There Li evidently Ice!. ‘.x.ciLLm.r.ll Lipo
ht-ret...l.:e un the eve r.l tha
Con res 9 and curni..urhtivi-ly fewer tirr,val,.
of 111..L11 13,1 , , m 0111; arum SCI:ISLOr
PQwell of K. ntuckv
Moveiuuents of tile t;..ebels.
Mo , 1 —A Fe 61.11: who has
foliowEd the army of the rebels since the
evacuation of Springfield, came in yester.
day. He report; the rebclr., some 5.000
strong, moving N r' ti ir, thr,o divisions:
the right wine, 6,000 strong, commanded
by General Mcßride, reati,.; on ricockton,
Cedar county. The left held a Position
near Nevada, Vernon county, finder com
viand General Rains, with 4 000 men
(i4rorai Fr.,_ with 5.1_100, command , d the
centre and was near Montec.llo, Vernon
cdunly. Tni.aeligur,:s were ootained from
LI:, (.2uart-irritai.er of the rcled lorc,a by
our scout. Ptices intention i; to marcn
into Kansas and make that State the held
of his operstlon;. 11 , s spi4; report to him
ti-at Liencral is at Fort Scott with
5,000 men. Price will eve.do the battle
and pass into Kansas at or near Butter,
Bates county.
"th , march was taken up on the tlllth
inst , Clolonf.l Clarkson commandin4 the
rest of the rebel trmy, le% Greenfi , l,l on
Sunday last.
Gem. Price issued an order to Gen. Mc-
Culloch to follow hini, which the latter disregarded, and is now moving towards
Arkansas to go into winter quarters.
The rebels are poorly clad add poorly
fed, and evince a disp,sition to disband
and go to their homed.
Fifty of Fre.eLean's marauders wore at
Steelevilie breaking open stores and houses
and helping theme Ives to what they could
fir,: Freeman himself, with 200 men, is
reported in that vicinity.
Maj Bowen with 1,000 cavalry left here
yesterday with the view of getting south
of Fro( man and c tting off his retreat.
The weather is exceedingly frosty. On
Friday last we had a slight fall of snow.
The People Deserting Western
Missouri
Szna lAA, December 1 —Parties from the
West say that the country between Lex
ington and independence is airnuit desert•
ed, the men having gone to join Price, or
are attaching thenisidvns to the various
commands of his ctlicers thruughont that
region.
Jennison's mrin are in Jackson county,
devastating that county, and various bands
of armed rebels have gone into that sec ,
Lion with the avowed purpose of driving
them out.
Price's proclamation has been circulated
in the river counties, and will doul , tiess
induce large numbers to join the rebel
army.
My informant says that, for a distance
of about sixty miles, travelled yesterday
and today, they met only one man on the
roads.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON CITY, December I.
Assuming that there wilt be a quorum
present in each house to-morrow it is not
probable that the President will communi
cate bis message before ten o'clock, owing
to the necessary preliminaries attending
the commencement of a session of Con
gress. The reports of the Secretaries of
War, the . Navy and the Interior will ac.
company the message That of the Secre
tary of the Treasury will not be sent on
until Tuesday or Wednesday. As no ad-
vance copies of the President's Message
have been transmitted it will be tele , '
graphed.
Within a week past, the rebel pickets
made their appearance at Vienna, which
is five miles beyond Lewinsviile and also
at Flint Hill, which overlooks Fairfax
Court House. They show no disposition
to attack our Mall. They appear at their
to during the day and retire at night.
a 'tam Mott, of Gators] Hancock's
d.viu.on had his pickets surprised by the
appearance of a forage party of rebel
cavalry, while he was engaged oa Satur ,
day afternoon at a house a mile and a half
beyond Lewinsville near the Leesburg
turnpike. Mott, however, Escaped without
losing any of his men.
Confederate Gunboats Seen
off Hatteras Inlet.
BALTIMORE, December I.—The Old
Point boat br , ngs no news from th 3
South.
The Spaulding had arrived from Hat
teras.
_ .
She reports that several Contelento
gunboats were ssen in the neighborhoud
IA the Inlet.
Released on Parole
BOSTON, Nov. :A—Marshal Kane, of
Baltimore, has been released from Fort
Warren on l.arole, to be absent three
weeks, to attend the funeral of his father,
Prem ;Louisville.
LqUIRVILLS, November 26.—The even•
irtg Bulletin says that a few dayektaince.
W 4.9 •tt Monticello, IWayne
county, with 7 000 men. All the liquor
stores 'veto 0105, , d till Mouthy, by order
of the Provost MRuhall.
VER _NT _
POET Op PITTSBURGH.
ARRIVES'.
Frank in Enna L BrUWOBVii/O.
i litOW!).:Ville.
COL Eiky. rd. reebles , Enzsbeth.
John T. M'Cornbs, 11,1 •Connee. Wheeling
Emma Graham, A y ere. Zineirvine.
17! my yj n f - j y, lP ey, Cinc,
ErLmfi,
I'oo, tee
DEPIETi.P.
Frar, 13 , n n v.% Brown
Clark, do
Priaties, Elizabeth.
Iginerva, Gordon, Wheeling.
Us& ne Cox. Gantry:dm
ZZ:A Matti)), flrowm, Zanesville
Ernica, Maratta, Louisville
M_The River—Last evening et twilight
mere were 13 feet 8 inches water in the channel
sad falling. We had steady rains, as ompamed
It/ ih meow, all day.
II gl„. The r?a, , and splendid pasenger
steamer Citizen,Csiit. R. Calhoun,!eavea this dad for
Cincinnati and I cuisville. OspLealticnn is a Clever
gentleman, and ono of the best boatmen on the
w es , .ern waters. Our old and esteemed friend Capt
Canghey, will be found in Om office.
leirCept. O. A. Drave's splendid peek ,
et, St. Cloud is now at our landing leading for St.
Louis. Since n er last trip she has been put in
thorough and complete repair and is in the best
order for ill.: felt and winter tr ,d,, Captain Draw:.
knows bow to tit up a bent a-d hew to command
0n ,,, a; s) . n aro pleased to I,nra that our o'd
friend. T. Shuman, will be found in the °dies.
UM, Ths favorito steamer Emms Gra.
ham, Ayere, will be found at our land ng th
morning. She will return to Zanesville on Tues
layat4p.m.
'oar The Emma, after discharging her
freight returned to Cincinnati for a load.
Re„,. Capt. Dean is building, a new boat
at Brownsville. Bbe wll be ready for the spring
trade.
Captain Hazlett'; new aide wheal
steamer will be launched from Porter's ship yard
Lh,a week.
ne— We observe that our old friend
Captor n Daslett has opezed a ateamboat agency:-
11'o wish him saCOSFS.
For Cincinnati Louisville and
di. e_ outs.
TUTS DIY, POSITIVELY, 2 P. M.
TilE FINE PASSENGER
_IL steamer CI fIZEN, R. Calhoun,
wain, Oommander, leave= as above.
For frelrht or passane apply on board.
_ _
Fur
• •
f inelnuati,
Cairo and St. Louis.
THI~DAY, 10 A..
TH E PACKEI' STEAMER,
A RGONAuT, J. W. Po - ter, Corn '
rnanO , ,r, zei1.199 I el et.ern.
For irtight or Drlc4iwe. 3ppl7 oo board or to
•e 74 J. B. LIN'ISC4TON & Co., Ag.nt.
For Cincinnati, LoulsvilieL
Evansville and s t. Lvinis ,
TH E Fplendid passenger
st.amer ST. CLOUD, C. A. Drsvo,
commander, 'eaves on this day, Dec.
241, at 10 a. tn.
fir freight or passage apply on board or to
unail JtIWN FL keli", Agent.
F
For Marietta. Gall!polls, Par
kersburg and Portsmouth: ,
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
rrHE FINE PASSENGER
L steamer ROCKET, Captain John
Wolf will leer, or the above and in
termediate ports every niaturciay at lu a. tn.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
no/6 JOHN B I.IVINGIATON & CO., Agenle.
_
Regular Tuesday Packet For
Marietta stud Zanessitile.
E fine passenger steamer
EMMA. GRAHAM. Captain Mun
roe Avers commander, leaves Pote•
liburgh every Tuesday. al 4 o'clock p. m., and
Zanesville every Friday at 8 a. m.
For freight or pa-ea,ge apply on board, or to
J. 8.f./n.103.1,0:4 h Cn, Agents Pittsburgh.
14. S. Piga°. k Cu.. Zanesville.
For Wheeling, Marietta and
Gall!polls.
EVERY TUESDAY, 4 P. M.
THE STEAMER SCIENCE,
CantAin Wm. Iteno, leaves fork
Wbeehug. Marietta. Parkersburg and
G.dlieolis, making weekly trips, leaving Pittsburgh
every WIi.DIBE,DAY at 4 0'6004, and returning
leaves Gallipolis every FRIDAY at 8 o'clock.
nolB D. H. LEWIS, Agent.
For Marietta. Parkersburg
and Gallipoli's.
R.F.' , ULAR SATTJ6DAY PACKET.
THE FINE SIDE WHEEL
steamer UNDINE, 31., A. Cox, com
mander, le %yes Pntsburgn every eat
urday at 4 p. m, returning leaved Gallipobs every
'Tuesday at id a. tn.
For treigh . . or • apply on board or to
nt:l9 J B LI INUOTON & CO, Agents.
STEAMBOAT AGENCY,
WILLIAM HAZLETT
Has opened an office at
NO. 94 WATER STREET,
W here he will transact a general Steamboat Agency
business, and would solicit a share of patronage
from steamooat men. n0.30-ain
tid V /VIE.
DEL BROWN'S IdRDIOAL
nod SURGICAL Office, No. 53
_or
.i mithfield street, Pivabargh.
Pennaylvanis.
Dr. BROWN in an old cit.47 ) -g: 4 4,...
Y.
zoo of Pittsburgh and ha. been •
ie Praotioa for Las 13.4:
s . Eie buEnnees tine 7.4
bconfined tneatiy to Private I
nod anrifien; Di s
eases. , 1
_ . • -
01Tlial% AND •STRANG.KR
in need of a medical fri.nd., should not fail to
flint um the sure place of relief. The Doctor is a
regular gredoste, and Ms exparianoe in the treat
meat of a certain alms of is a sure guaran
tee to the sufferers of omamniag permanent relief
by the ose of his remedies and following his ad•
rice.
D.R. BROWN'S REMIXDUZI
never fall to cure the worst form of Venereal Die.
ease., Impurities and anrotaloos Athietiona. Also
ell diseases arising Dom a hereditary taint, which
manifests itself in the form of a tatter, psoriasis,
and a great many forms of akin dines/test, the orison
of which the patient IS entirely ignorant. To
persona so tailored, Dr. Brown offers homes eta sure
and speedy recovery.
Dr. Brown's remedies for this alarming trouble
brought on often by that solitary habit of sensual
graubca;don, which the young and wsakminded
often give way to, (to their own destruction,) are
the only reliwitie remedies known in this noun.
try—they are safe, andmake a speedy restoration
of health.
R.H_EUMATIFat
Dr. Brown's ran:lndian never fall to ours this
painful disease in a law isys—he will warrants
oare. He also trysts Pace, elect, Gotuumtuaa,
fitrt athrwilrethal Dia.cnarges, Fettude Weakness,
Month.Vooppreasiona, Diseasesof the joints,
nits in Ano, 2rervons Affections, Pates in the Back
and Kidneys, Irritation of the Bladdat, together
with all dimes 9 of an itopnro
A letter describing the symptoms , containing a
rex, directed to DR. BE.OR, No. 60 Smithfield St.,
Pitt: , ourgh. Pa., will be immediately answered.—
Me:Et:dna Rent to any address, eatery packed and
secs; , from o..carvation.
°Moe and Prvrtta """"IC,
p , fjoy.nr,h. Pc
UT ANTED A Lieutenant with a
V few men to complete a company _ Apply to
tan. P.. raTIT.,RSON,
D amond street. Pittsburgh.
noSOd&wv
ENULISEI HONEY and Glycerin'
Soaps, just received and for sale by
GEORGE A. KELLY, Drugpst,
N 0.8 9 Federal.st. A.lesberty,
RECEIVED AND Fug SALE
cheap, Cloaks. Blrok and White Long Shawls,
Hrocha Long and Square Shawls, Tory cheap. Fig
ured Rupp Merino, Figured Eepp Poplins, Furs,
Victorines. Cuffs and Muffs, Muslin, Irish Linen,
Shirt Bosoms. best makes, Gents Shawls. All the
above very cheap for cash at
R. J. LYNCR•B, 96Idarket street,
beta eat Ftfth street, atd Diameed
BOYS BOOTS CHEAP,
BOYS BOOTS CHEAT',
YOUTHS' BOOTS CHP
BOYS
B B A OOTS ()HEAP,
,
YOUTHS' BOOTS CHEAP,
AT NO- 16 FIFTH STREET.
0e.19 D. 8. DLFFENBACHNIA
_
ADIES,
L~
MISSES and
GAITERS, SHOES AND SANDALS,
Cheap at No. /a FIFTH STREET,
D. 8. DIFFENBAOHER,
SELNBOLIPS G OVINE rupmittir*
zik,L.MBOLVBBUCEITI
Met 31130108 BMW ftethe
IiBLMBOLD'a BUM U for the Gram,,
BBLMBO tlYß,NUOlfilat
lIYLVIIOU•'S BUCNU for J!ierwmaness.
r• p L.MBOLD'S BUM 0 , for.Dh4ness of neo; 7.
111a3PBOLD'S BUCHr for ittMenit Smelts.
~.111GLAIn0.5 .auolutlar.,Weakiger,
IrturllatleS B uC6llfor GenereiAlebattk.
./IRLAfRohD , S BUCHfr for Un -ijora,Re.„v=r .
BEL2i marjr&CßUClarcrorLaiinvitipy
RP. 11111'71; BUCHU for' 'Nig& Mira*,
HSLAIBOLITS BUCHU for Wake nines,
irEli.reocre.S,.l3ovg. rokiDrir of the
HBLAIBOLIYS BUG for - Era trona
UttLAIBOLD'S BUGHU for Pain In the_
_hank.
BBLMBOLLIS:BIJOEU for Besentertev-ers'Athn
Pt-F , d, with T. mpdietißoihiefor-ittd.4olAo,
Elight •
H.8.1,..u8uLi78 BUCIJIgI* zdifbilb.iatz Reel
len
?-I,l.4cese s with Vturtolf,4ttzut'on'Plvp74crgar
1..
VBOLLrg SUCH U or slt tr ottone.
EIBLAIBOLD'S Boca ittot Eicesamitrishiggito
Ininsoretion. and .
FEMALES —rntALIN —MU - LW J : i" ) ,
OLD Cni YOUNG, SINGL.B,-.fir,ERRIB4-178
CNTEMYLATING:aret24I2 - 4 . 0. ,
TAER IVO MOBB PILLS '
• TErsTARRiz . 1 0 70 ,- .ll*
UELMBOLDS B.XTRACIr BVOHU. -
IS THE VERY BE.T liErd.gPTif
For 00tripi.ents to e sez,w ettwr
&ruing from Indiscretion; Bibb] of biesipe.
two, urin the
DECLINE" CHARGII OF Lqi r &-,.
SEE SYMPTOMS:ABOVE. 7 ' A.'°-
NO FAMILY 8130114 D BE wursollff i Wg
lake no more Brawn, Sterenry.FrlhaPhipsent
Medicine, for Unpleasant end panir
egflem. ermse4o-
~ .
HELAEBOLD'S &X - 771Acr
in all their stags* DI
Atilltre
-Little or no ch mge 4 diet; Whiten
ABLP .NO-EXPORTrtre___*-I,sdi,
Use HELMBOLDVORX'rittIAyr-DUCIRTVOtIfk
sasses from habit§ indulged in • •
BY vouNaerstatta" , :wgr
And for MI diseases wish% from habits tedhathat
ion. It removes ul Improper diacharges,
restore the patient Ina Maori . OM! to atithrlgf
heath and prof v.
,
Use ERLatBOLLIS EXTRACT ~,,,r 4 fibt
eases and affections of the most ditit#
Use HELMBOLTAI EXTRACT sodatr
aftectioneond dis.esew of the
DRINA fEr OBGAN4.
Whether .110.1111 g ir
MASH. OR inediJkiar.„. • r
,te
From whatever cause original/x:l4=d no.tattlihr
of _ _
• ,
All the above diseases and symptom admit of
the came trevanient alltimoliiii lefizipatetrepitittiO
same canoe.
Read : Read t ,u ~..es.d3,,„til i
If DLAIHOLD'e BINBIT teen% 0:4444
taste and odor, bakimin edfat einttajsetthrt,yr,i -.;....,_
Personally appenred helot* red atiAldeFlZlllgiiirf
the city of Ptuladelpirili X . 7 NET,Ptfitoraj: attimi.
Ist, whobeing duly sworn, does sayttbArds
tion contains no nsicotic, mercury or InjWione
thugs, but is purel ve etatile , , • ,t, .- ~,j
N T. OLD, SoloWipitig4irei,-,
Sworn and subscribed before ton - ,44:4 - 14*jr 14
November, 1854,
WM. P. 13TBB1)4VAidanig.)
Price $1 par bottle, or six, Vir-lkdelifierott•to
any address.
Prepared by Ff T.HEnsisQl4,---
Practidal and Analytietil"phfirtn4-- -•
lot South - Tenth street, helot, t beenntallttal ,-;
BR. WARE Or COUNTS EmEikk
AND DNPNINC/PLlfilp 1 ti.t.,4 0
Who entleavor to dispOtte Of tfiefr—iiP.4l44-
N.ther" artack sou the reputation attanted-bi.ni
Eekabold's t4ennine„Preparationn. i5.r.2,141
0 Extract Dacha. e 1.: , :.1,:i.tri
Improrod 4 81.8i1 W P . 4111 1-1b1:233,
Sold by
And all Oruggistaeve ~. lbiro 2.f j 54
ABA' FON HEIMBOLD'Et." - 'AV 72 n -, - , ta.er
Cut out the adverrisemetitAnd senthfOr,ll
AND AV OIL? LllKlBlrtptif-ANDAIMO.WEE.
nolgain-ies
1,2 sple.cTOTEßizy
rant snd falsely Mod- •
33 I , 73?C:11113 of all de. rri ,- .4,.r , .,••••"-••• t!
zero/nations, treat sore:
and deiteat - disorders,
~elinoc.o:nd diseases, or fir
ituations common and
ncelea: to ratio ofbOtti
iezm, n single or, riterried...
Jr. I,EA:vrsv sr roblishes the - for - of'
tze• vi rant and taisely;..„,niqdok pre
treaci.o - .cared, end thln i lli i - fAseaLefft
, et. .r - cacr 3a, and tot co
r s 1 - 1211 a their wive; ;promising: acne
• hair fsmily physioliff
.e - he
tors Jr 4elorenciel'ulas
t 3 • • r kits/7S illUfWencept
_ r. • v , ttice =ugh& livlipsfOgi them
nn • steely modek, and preeturiptacua '
tam e•rn and raised in Ignorance, epilogue
es m miriectai cc00m.... 800 74kw k .
gdnatf .
meanly emir •• • . is to- poblieityilitiwersk
that numercas -n ..th 1 guards:inset° •
that their sea. doe- 'Fr. and wards, prey
feeble, steely or drat ..te canclitionandeP. ' 1 •
aticejeave been reato:ee. :o health and Vigor fer Dr.
IEI&a.N/STRUP, besides many before and after - ma•
rage through him have been saved mum
anxiety, mortification, kc. Having, the adeantage
of over thirty years Operience and - bbeereatkitt,
consequently, be lass anterior skill in the treatment
of special diseases, and who in daily flownelteit
the profession, as well recommended
_by•
able citizens, publishers, peopriettemiUM
Spermatorliea, or so called nocturnal
Ws dreadful malady can be completely c
the very last discoverrttud 1108140 par yet Med. In
female dmeases he has had superior experience on
account ox his old age, seventy years, all &regd.
larity is completely cured: defer consumption or
pulmonary diseases my syrup; which are co
sod from Iceland moss and othari
bt ngred
a skillful physician five years at the i
has had more success than all the pretensions
that have as yet been discovered, as the oerlifi
eates will show. They-are allegainnine and can be
found Recording to a pamphlet that eadh person
will get at the erarematl •1, an free of 4111=
Office 55 dmlthileld street, near Diamond
Private communications &mail parts of the Onion
strictly attended to. Direct to
v-tawdp
11. SWEET'S
.I.NFALL/BLZ Lilb23tfa<'
Wholesale and Retail by
R. R SELLERS & CO;
noU:i:cux K l
REFINERS AND DRALERV.IN
Pere Carbon oUptuality
bl rg
b.
ase, Etensole and Car : Oretlee
Orders left at Chess, Smyth t Co.'e on Water and
Fir.t streets. will be promptirli • '' • ' "
uir AN 1' tt.u--300 bush. pnme .Neahan
v v sock Potatoes, by ,LiB r 6. Fez
n 027 corner Motet., 4 411 1 1. 34... , • _ •.
TEE ANNUAL MEETINg:OF,'VRE
frroctaotazas SlD ranainiutat'siii:atiikti•
racroatsa coaaktarr mill be head NO VEMEE.N. J IOI4
at 11 o'clock, a sr, at the Corneal:lla 'OMee-lio ?
1.2 r Walnut st - eet, Philadjflphia, for ,therEtara-
TION OF SEVEN DINEWORS, to tairfe'for:th
4 , ming rear, and also SEORETA.BY and
DEER, and for the tranaactioo of a,ty_etbotor bas •
naafi tbatrany be bro Vibe oreilmeetiei.
UEL F. FIRM,
- Trepropc,„
novl2 9wd
BOWS & TET IL ire:l4tii3
BOWS
Wood Street
MAKE TOOLS . FOR 'I3ORENGL3IL
WELLS at the shortest, imai
. b.tcumwoeb
TaMg been in the business of res ..,.. _
u e
ever sines the "fever" first broke nfiVllMean
busz Ate
persons about to engage in the an, , ' ' a
will be to their interesefolAr***eak •
an examination - of im. met Wit On . . miii
WANTEIo—:TwO.
new augnitlitentryilluetratetilo
woredust Waning from the press. - UN by
subscriptmn het only. Apply toe;1-4.1-V
-0.--M4LLTREW
wheeled Third atireeigi
LASE NOTIOE-e The 'State'lfeleigaile
Tax Payers bf the oity of Pittsburgh who" have
DOL paid tt eirrldipteers for .1881,, are AcitiAeodfltist
after the 10th tio:Oftleoember next that rer
mains unpai will be Alessi in too bud. of an
Alderman fOr enlieCtioh.
nor WDL EICEISitIIM, Tre4sarer.
WALL PAPER AND 'BORDERS",
Of foreign and domestic, miumfactrum ar
sale wholesale and rehabs
notO W. P. bf A RRIZAT is at W.ocatitiresi4
TQS., S. C. HAM.A. , - -77--- 1 - :
s tree Breakfast Bsebtr.
In store
noon and for sale by F. aIifa , LRHES &XL
Fenn atreek Mime&
zinurouTAlrr
ALL PKEteGNS PURCHASING TIOCK7kSOII
ST. JOSEPH.
And other points in Northern iffikairi,CHist
of }Kansas, or the Territories, shoithlArlie.en
having tickets that read by the
NORTH missoust,
The only rail route :hum Si. Zane -14;liVri=
It to the shortest and quickest, tins. by 2 -
hours to the remotest; point reached 47-'444141/
is always Stich asanyother. •
_••
Afirbuy your to to Kansas andautiscanas
to Northern Missouri by, the fiorttitail
toad- isahOJEfavitizaßOlV.,
Preet. and doe &IS. North it :
Kaffir H. 81E11“bra. Agent.
ABARE CHANCE FURL MAIM?
FOUR THoIIoAND ZitlLlinkratiffe
roe one - ha l f interest in an 'old-ostalpdtaik Oa:
. 1 . Grocery Braise In the eitlgtioa l
a good onalneas, shwa exeMATell. 044,
fresh, and Ind to daspoinalpi .at nbargaliQuilhe
andered._ wiaboa to Iwo LIO .- iliti#*lB:ll
ORANGE 18 A GOOD ONE . , -- ,
x:= !•,:;.,..-
For partietdara address -- H. A. MAC"
‘4l;lofd '.. .CiatigatitA,. v
DWELLING HOUSES, for4c
to2o ir
a cvnisEßT4sw , --
itigth,Cfai
g BBLS /CM P PORE - e
no in dm and cog •
peri,„4,o4, Audiart. ;
CHILDREN'S
Y ~cnW%ai Y ..`l.NN~ , i,YS.'-?~k;~~~
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'2 F.
HOW LONG STANDMG.
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