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rnree inr,0rt10na,....... 1 00 --
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WOBSER,.. ........ 800 00 1 . 64 100 76
Toren ..... 4002652 00 1 25 100
One month, 6008 86 60 160 176
Two 7004 66 60 285 960
now m0nth5.......... 900 6004 50 800 800
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IMPORTANT TO LADLES.
DR. JOHN HARVEY, having for
upwards of twentyyvars .devoted his proles
mouel time exclusively to the is satment of irem
INficultisa, and having succeeded' in thousands of
cases in restoring the afflicted to sound helalti, ban
ROW entire c,o;dldonee j'a offering publicly his
"Great American B.eraedy,'Y
DR HARVEY'S
CHROFIO-TKER MAL FEMALE PILLS
Which have ; never yet failed. (when theAtree.
none b ave been strictly fiallovred,)in re
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rr wring difficultles'arising tni - m
ONO' action, orStoppage of Nature,
Or 10 IV
.;coring the system to perfect health, when
mitten og from Smut Ai inem, kitortateus
" Wcams, or other weakss of the
us 11 ,2" i use. Also, in all canes or L inn: ft oa Nzavous
errsanott, aTeimucs, pet,mraMens. 4e.
7 Mon ere the forerunners of nut' re satibile disease
Xi- These Pills ars perfectly haralbas aft the gaff
slit:dam, and may be taken ow the roost delicate fat
mats without causing . distr.= ; at the same time
they sof win a mums by strengthening, iturigored ,
mg, and restoring the system to a healthy condi,.
Lion, end by bringing on the monthly period with
regularlity, no ouster from what cause the obalgno•
Lions mararitse..-Ther shoo id.howentr, sof be taken
during the first three or four moths of pregnancy,
hough sate at any other time, as misitarilage
would be the result.
Each Mix Minbune 60 Pill& Pain Oint:Dorwt,
and whew demised will be Rent by mailpre-pald by
any advertised Agent, on receipt of the money.
J. BRYAN, Rochester, N. Y. General natant
Bold by Drum/lab genera). Aulikiydria.
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TIIRSDAY MORNING
OIM"E" MAT TM RS
A Cot.oaxn Sot STannisn.—On Satur•
day evening a colored boy named George
Butler was paesing up Wylie street, when,
on turning the corner of .I., , gan street, he
was attacked by three boys, who threw
stones at him. He turned on them, knock
ed two down, kicked the third and in the
melee received a severe stab in the left
side. Butler was able to walk to his home
on Third street, Second Ward, where 1.4
McCook examined and dressed his wound.
The knife had evidently been aimed at h 4
heart, but striking a rib, glanced off, tak,.
ing a piece out of the side. The wound ie
not dangerous. Butler did not know hie
assailants,
GUNS PROVED —on Saturday a large
number of the ruled twelve pounders mad
in this city were taken up to the proving
ground, and tested, all of them passing
c:ose examination. Tho guns have a bore
of the same calibre as the regular twelve
pound round shot, but throw an elonga
ted shell weighing some 20 pounds. For
proof, however, these guns are filled up
with lead to 36 pounds, and fired several
rounds with heavy charges. An order f, , r
an additional number of the heavy 13 inn
mortars has been received and will be vig.
orously prosecuted at the Fort Pitt Works,
Several thousand shells are also to bo
mediately east. ..-Disr a telt
A ROUNDHEAD KILLED.—One of the
passengers in the steamer Vanderbilt, from
.Port Royal, stetes that on the 28th of No
vember, a Emdier of the Pennsylvania
_Round
pile
Regiment, while on guard
near a pile of 10 inch bombshells, amused
himself by sticking his bayonet into the
Dise of one of them. The friction caused
the shell to explode, whereby the soldier
was so frightf4lly lacerated that he died
in two hours afterwards. A comrade, who
was standir 4 by, had his kneeopan shatter..
dd. and a third soldier had a large gash
inflicted on hi; neck-.
DISORDERLY Housk.--LEilen Gift and
two '•boarders" in her house on Cherry
Alley were bolorn "the Mayor yesterday,
charged by 9, Labadau, who occupies the
upper rooms of the house, with keeping a
disorderly bawdy house. They were re-
leased on a promise to leave the house
within a week and paving the costs.
Oct is now being shipped from the
flowing well un Dunkard creek, recently
opened by Church, Hare & Co., on the
Maples farm. The oil flows quite rapidly,
and other wells are being sunk in the vi
cinity.
THE Crescent Mills, at Wheeling
which have been suspended for some time,
are now in full blast. The contractors
have a heavy contract for malting railroad
iron for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Stilomm..—On Tuesday last David De
yore, of Elizibelli township, committed
suicide by taking arsenic. The proper
antidote was administered by Dr. W. H.
King, but too late to be of avail, the poise
on already having sealed hi. fate. Tills is
a lamentable case, as Mr. Devore was
very worthy man, kind in his family and
respected by all who knew him, but un
fortunately addicted to drinking, and the
E „ . ^.t was committed under aberration of
mi t ,•4l, brought on by a recent excess of
strong' drink.
Housx BURNELL—A few nights since, a
tonnant bot,Ne on the farm of Samuel Ham.
iit ort o f N olt ,:ngham. township, Washing.
Lon county, wan' totally consumed by fire.
The father havini; j. - Aned the army, the
remnant of the face ' l 9 had closed up the
house and gone to vet, 4 Borne days with a
married daughter who v , as lying sick. It
was during one of the n i g :lts of their at ,
sence that the lire took pl a ce. It is thought
to have been the work of an inc vndiery.
CAVALRY FIELD Szavicx.—Among the
military works published by J. B
Cott St Co., we have been furnished with
"Regulations and Instructions for th
Field Service of the United States Cavalry
in time of War." This book is written by
Maj. Gan. Geo. B. McClellan, unquestion.
able authority. and will supply a desidera
tum. It contains numeroas diagrams and
full instructions for picket and patrol
duty, with the signals and calla now in use
and a drill for the use of cavalry as skir
mishers, mounted or dismounted. The
v t ,:lue of such a work, on such authority, is
ap na ,-ent to all and it must meet with an
exten s ice demand. It is for sale here by
Henry 2,l,`ger, Lyon's Building, Fifth
street.
CoLny's PATiLVT CLOTHES WRINGER.
—We have examih, - )d and seen in opera
tion' Colby's Patent Improved Clothes
Wringer, and are full,' convinced that it
is one of the most useful inventions of its
class ever offered here, It combines nu
merous advantages, among- which are
cheapness, lightness, compact./ess. ease of
()Oration, simplicity, strength, dur a :bility,
and the fact that it secures itself firmly to
the tub without any fastening. It saves
time, strength, clothes and money and can
be used by any man, boy or girl, who
could not wring clothes by hand. It makes
waling more easy, helping to cleanse the
clothes and leaves them in better condition
to dry. In fact it is the best article of the
description we have seen and must come
into general use. For address of patentee
we refer to the advertisement elsewhere.
Gorlsa - rOR JANUARY.—The first num
ber of Godey for the new year is a brit..
liant one, containing new and attractive
features. The publisher promises to make
Ole magazine equal in everything,throngh
out 1812, to the initial number. If he
keeps this promise, as he has always done
heretofore, Godey's Lady's Book will be
more popular than ever. Henry Miner,
Fiftii street, has the number for sale,
Scr.rarztric AlikaicAs.—The current
number of this valuable journal should , be
in the hands of every mochanic, as it con
tains designs and descriptions which must
benefit every one. To the army officer it
will be attractive, conta ning as it does a
description, illustrated, of Gar ban te's
seat and hank tent, which gives the sol.
diers comfortable sleeping quarters. Get
the number and read it carefully.
THERE are four regiments now at Camp
Curtin, viz: Cols. Wilson's, Maxwell's
Meredith's and Campbell's.
puma vuelase —"W. H. McNsry, of
Chartiers township, had his leg broken,
Lai week, by a kick from a vicious horse.
vim SIIVENTH CAVALB.7.-001. Wyn
keop'S Seventh Csvalry have not yet re
ceived their arms, and consequently will
not leave Harrisburg for the neat of war
until some time during nest week.
ALLEGEtwnY county sixes are quoted
in the Philadelphia stook market at 85
WOc.
PIT Ts B 11 KG II :
DEO. lo
OWEN BYRNE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
49 St. Clair Street
(Formerly with L. Hirehfleld,l
ITAVING RETURNED FROM NEW
YORK, with a choice atoork of CLOTRS.
CASSIMEREf3 and VINTINGS, which ran be our
chased at prices far below the usual rates.
Aar-Great inducements offered to cash buyers.
aa2ltBm
THE ARDESCO OIL COMPANY
MANUFACTURE AND HAVE FOR
sale a superior article of
REFINED ARDESCO OIL,
Non-Exp losl ve. Also,
PURE 11E.Y.Z01E.
Warehouse, No. 45 Hand Street,
eels-on,
PITTSB UR OH. !•a.
WALL PAPER! 'WALL PAPER!!
ELEGANT
BRAIZTLIFUt , t
mtvrry
For sale by CHF,APt
sad W, P. MARSHALL,
87 Wood afresh
littonongahela Insurance Co
OF PITTSBUROM
Orreans—JAMES A: HUTCHISON, President,
HENRY M. ATWOOD, SetteeLary.
CAPT. JAS. WOODIutRN,Wen'I Agent,
OFFICE NO. 9r4 WATER STREET
MIL/mitre ail .kniiie of Aire arta Marine Rieke.
ASSETS,
a MA7 10th,
Stock Due Bills payble on demand 861,
and secured by two apororld narnos..s 78,750 00
Bills
..... 23,567 34
Bills Discounted
36,236 78
'4ortgage . ....... 12,000 00
116 Shares Mechanics Hank
stock cost $ 4166 00
100 Shares Citizens' Bank
Block cost 6,176 00
40 Shares Exchange Bank
stock coat
60 Shares Bank of Pitts
burgh
• :lance of Book Accounts...
( Mice Furniture
afoh .............
Wm. B. Rolimes,
Wilson Miller John Atwell,
Wm. Re a ,
S. B. Robison:
Joe M'Exerdt Richard Hays,
Jos. R . irkpatrict
Wood(uornA, Berry, R. Wallace,
w ßa ta b . t
Wet Means,
AlLit,tii
41.)j‘Calaeldlijw'aeliki: ic'.ll.°r"
A.
131114hins°n,
_:egheny Insurance .CO.
Olf.WlCan-Ailo.OF PITTSBURGH.
37 pint) oa
Bt.
11NSETIZES AGAINSTSt.,
ALLBank
KINDS
OF FIR }AND MARINE RISK'S.
SAAU JONES, President; JOHN D. McCORD.
Vice President; D. M. BOOK. Secretary ; Capt.
WILLIAM DEAN, General Agent.
Chil Thotamits—Lasec Jones, C. G. linsaey, Han -
d)+, Capt. R. o.Gray, John A. Wilson, B. a..
Fahneatock, John D. McCord, Capt. Adam Jacobs,
P Sterling, Capt. W. Dean, Rob't L. IrrEirela,
Rob% H. Darts.
WEST BRANCH
Mutual Insurance Company,
LOCK HAVEN, CLINTON COUNTY.
CrELLIITBEILD Irr TIES LBOIZIASURZ OP
PENNSYLV.etIfIi.
ash Capitais....s3oo,ooo Peensium Notes 1182,343
pins COMPANY - WILL INSURE
on Buildings, Aterntutr.dtzo, Burt:aura, &c.,
in town or cottatry.
rataicrrosa t—lion. J. J. Poarce , ? J. I, Hall, T. T.
Abrams, Hon. (r. C. Harvey, Chas- Ctls' D. E.
Iscirrnan, Chas. A. Mayer, Pcwr Die:Filen, W.
White, Thomas Kitchen
HUN. G. C. HARVEY. President.
T. T. Amami, Vice Pres:tont-
Taos. Entaang, Secretary.
deg! J . A. LIPPERT, Agent,
.No. 70 ntin stroeL
Pennsylvania Insurance Company
Of Pittsburgh.
CMlos-- ...... Ao. Iroarth Street
Jacob RS.
Jacob PAlnter,Rody Patterson. I. rier Sprul,
C. A. Colton, James E. Hopkins. A. A. Carri e r,,
Henry Elproal„Nlch. Voeghtiy, Geo. W.Stnitn.
A. J. Jones, Wade Hampton, Robert Patrick,
Chartered
.......
FIRE AND MARINE, R . ISER TAR EN, of all
descriptions.
OVPICLIEBB
A. A. CARRIER, Preetdattt.
I. EiRiER SPROUL, Secretary.
JANUARY Ist, 1861.
ETNA INbUBANCE COMPAN
FAHTFOEZD, t ONN
A/414d
Bank Btocts in Now YorBk Hartford .4
Boston, St Lou,,t PiniadolotOtt and
other places
1, 1 , 0 06,30 e
United States Plonk and Stair ntooks:
New York. (thin, Kontnekv, Ten-
Missonn. fdielnoto. indlana, •12.i,570 09
o.ty Stook Hart lord, nor hooter,
Prooklyn. Jersey Cny, New York.
Railroad S tocks — Hartford and New
Haven, Poston nd Worcester. Conn.
River
Mortgtge Ponds
Real FASO MO— Hntncum bend ........
Afiactlaneous Items
Cash on hand and denoted un
land in Agent's Luanda
39
I.IAI-til.l 1 IE:3, $2 28..,176
Claims, Unadjusted atd not due. $1 , 4 87t1
ri
Re 4 peetrtilly outwit. and will lake plea.tue .13
ut
tending to your la: tultnon Wants.
A. A. CARRIE:Ii k 1-31-JO,
83 ' , mirth 141 f-obi.
CARPETti AND OIL CLOTHS
-AT THE-
FOURTH STREET CARPET SHORE
W D. s Li. M'CA II A N 7 E
. that! day opened
P E part ot very large end
vaned assortment ot CARTING, to whiett titer
Invite the attention of fotlyerl.f, as they will be of
fered on the most favorable term-,
Also, a newly imported lot of beautiful I truggels,
all widths, at the lowest rates.
W. L. At EL Itel'CA
oallo a 7 Fourth street, near Wood.
EITROPEAtIi
TIEIOMAS RATTIGAN, EUROPEAN
Agent, No. I If Water street, F . :IA:Mu:O, Pn_
is prepared to bring out or send bees paimengere
from or to an ; part of the old country, either by
steam or sailing poonets.
SIGHT DRAY - 114 NOR SALA payable in any part
of Europe.
Agent for the Indianapolis and Cmcmnat: Rail
road. Also, Agent (or the old Black ifiar Line of
Sailing Packets, and for tLe tines of Steamers sail.
ituZ twiween New York, Liverpool, Glasgow sod
%Jura,
nuAL, NUT C()AL, BLAGE. AND
COKE,-DICKBON, 6TEWART & CO,
509 LIBERTY STREET S
Having sopenor facilities for supplytng the best
quality of Coal, Plat Coal, Slack and Coke, are pre
pared to deliver the RIME+, in any quantity to suit
purchasers, at reasonable rates. (10r Coal is
brought in fresh diuly by railroad, anil is dry and
free from slack. Particular attention given to Fitipe
plying smilv Coal 0c25-arnd
(BENTS,
BOYS and
YOUTHS'
cAl,' F, KIP and THICK BOOTS
ON A VE'Y SUPERIOR QUALITY,
,
FOR CASH,
SELLING LO .14r
W. E. Schmertz ic Co.,
No. 31 Filth Street.
AQOAP. SOAP. SOAP. SOAP. SOAP
THE CHEMICAL. ( )LIVE ERASIVE SOAP
inanufacturod by FL C. & J IL SAWYER, is ac
knowledged to he the' most XPTYieeable of any
kind yet offered to the pdblie. Its importer ad Van
tages are found in its cheapness, saving of labor,
and its ettkacy in removing grease, paint. tar au.l
dirt without micring the 'akin, or in the least wise
darannieg the finest quality of goods. It can he
used with all kinds of water.
Reference is made with:pleasure to the subjein•
ed canine:etas, eminatlng from gentlemen well
known in this communityi.and who had every fa.
edify afforded of seeing ittully and fairly tested.
Quartermaster's Department of the TieciffA, Thir
teenth and Flnerteenth Reifirnenta, Pa. Pots.
"Sawyer's Chemical Olive Emeivin Roan.' having
been used very extensively in our Regiments, we
have no hesitation in certifying that It was kind
admirably adapted to the nee of the soloiers, aril
decidedly the menet, superior Soap which count be
procured for the service.
JAM WS A. MEIN, Quartermaster 12th Reg ,
ALEX. FORSYTH, Quartermaster 14th Rog
M. K. MOORHEAD, Quartermaster 13th Reg
au2S.
N ENV FALL UUUi 1—
EATON NIACKUM & CO.,
lo Vile at tOULJOD to their
NEW STOCK FOR FALL TRADE
At Nos. 1.7 and 19 ritthidreet.
14 tholomalo bt.vers suopliod at lowest prices. Pelgi
16,140 00
65,997 76
$ 22 2,834 17
tf~HEAP NEW PLANOs.--
J An olegantly carvedikoeewoott now 7 Oc
tave Piano wan full Iron trarn made
By one of the oldest, firms In blew York, eI)C
A new 7 Octave Rosewood Iron frame, $ t
17,
A new 7 Octave Rosewood Iron frame, $ll
For sale by
JOHN H. BfIe , LLOR,
81 Wood street
ittillll:Kri,l A N
V.! A new .upply direct from the manufactory
at Boston, of 61i and 7 Octave new se,ale Ooteker-
Pianos. in Wahl and carted Rosewood furniture,
just received and tor saleby
.113ffN R. MELLOR,
!o. 81 Wood street.
Between IN Alley and Fourth street.
nolB
G EN TS
OALF AND'hIP BOOTS
130YS_CALP AND KIP BOOTS.
YuLITHS CALF AND KIP BOOTS.
CHEAP! CHEAP!!
AT NU. 1.6 FIFTH STREET
O° •
A 8. DIFPENBACHER.
A. FLOYD,
efORNER FOURTH AND ROSS STS.,
k./ Pi t Lay urg h, Pa-, agent for the receipt, end sale of
CARBON: 01L.S.
Keene constantly on hand, and is receiving heavy
and hght , entable for Lubricating and Refining
pun.octia which all/ Ix, eold low for cash and cash
pair.
aiddiendyli
- .
R IFLES AT kACH—For sate by
e2B .80 WN &
?..
138 Wood at. eet.
P AISINS.—
- 300 box,,v buneb Raisins
0:: v "
100 " layer
Pea sale by foe
S 0 L DiERS, ATTENTION- •
300 "Patent Water F?hers." the best thine
ever involved for soldiers and travelers. Sol,
wtionviala aad retail by
EATON, MACRUM A CO,
17 Fifth street.
pliANßEltlilES
ki 26 barrels prime Western Cranberries to a.P.
rtye a
s nd for ante by RAYS:LER BROS.,
ftot Nta left •od tee W,nd stre•
- -
!MOLT S REVOLVER. - ;--tiinch, ti ßhots,
IL/ For totiei by BOWN a TETLEY,
only
1.110 Wood iztrect
WA LL PAPERjA,ND BOR1)E1‘i
c‘f f.-r•ixo d. em nivnuffottire, for
W. P. NI I RyUALL, 87 Wood Ptreet.
/92,/t2 60
L ADIES,
ISIBSES and
GAITERS. SHOES AND SANDALS, CHILDREN'S
Cheap al No. lb 11rni STREET,
n ,0 D. S. DIFFERRACII ER.
1 4 1 N H 11% , 1 EY and 0 lycerina
I_4 god rooroved and for sale by
(.FORGE A. BELLY, Druggoo.,
0020 No.llo Foderld .t. A iOl,.
FA E 1"S
366.392 b.,
URNITITRE AND CHAIR WA REROOMH,
Nn. Ira FEDERAL. T , A LLEA; H ENY.
NI/ERTAKING. in ah ua branohe., w!II rya
• pl. Mit , Otion. ( 7N/era can he left nt the room
trio Livery Stable. or Mr. James Floyd, Ohio
et A11.y1..n• ..IA-1 •
(_25. DHIE 1) BE E te—
Ir& bxs H. C. Boot Tozgliew
otore and fur t.a:e by F SELLER 9
sold Ponn xtreat. Pataburrb
I U.N DRI
160 bags Rio Coffee,
160 bb liv (oak,) N. 0. Molasses,
16 tihds Porto Rico Burr,
60 bb ls Re fi ned
2b do Yellow do
6uo boxes Window Giaee,
25 bbirt N. Y. Syrup,
16 " N 0.3 large Mackerel,
10 hf " do
10 bbls No 2, medium, do for sale by
W. H. 861.1 TH t CU,
SelS 11S Roonrul. en 4 160 Front street
R.EVOL VERN 1
VOLVERSI—JueI received, another lot 'by
express of an the different kinds manufactured
i7l‘ art)'• Four Snot Repeaters;
Aiwa's Seven do
Smith ,t Wesson's Seven Shot Repeaters.
Re, sal., he OiWN t TRTI.
F'
1 01 i 'l' EI E EAi'ESI DRY GOO.DS
is the city call nt
suB R. fiANSt/N LOVEIi. 74 Market street._
()AMP RN I V 13,8—For anif by—
ai.2l 110W,78 TETIJCV7I36 P7end
al
NEW RAISINS
-85 boxes Now Bunch Rflifiill.9
69 hi( boxes do do
A 5 boxes Layer do
Just received and (or PALO be
;LEIN F;l2 k BROS.
N0a.128 and 128 Wood st.reet,
nol9
LEAD
-1,600 Piga Lead ,
Bdla Bar Lead, for sale by
HENRY H. COLLINS
n 022
G ENTS CALF
Double Sole 800 e,
Gents Kip Boots.
YoutiunCalfandllip Hoots.
CHEAP!! CHEAPIII
AT NO. 16 FIFTH STREET.
nett D. b. DIFFENSACHEIL
TAS. lELLT.NGA_R., IioNoNGAHE
LP LA PLANING MILL, would respectfully inform
the public that he has rebuilt since the tire, and
baring enlarged his establishment, and filled it
with the newest and most approved machinery, is
now
. prepared to furnish flooring and planing
6 0 .srus, scroll sawing and reaawing, doora, use
and s 'Uutters, kiln dried, frames, mouldings, box
making, .te ,
South Pit.;.^burgh. September T, iBbT. 1a91)
) EN 1' purr month for a smal
jp otwc ai ng , in Splanes Court. Inquire at
ants 61 Market street .
HO IV Ofz.ti NIE TT L E
Sewing Machines,
ARE ADAPTED to Rill kinds of
jokrArdrlLY SEWING, working equally well on
the lightest and hoarsest. fabrics. making the
1,0(1K STITCH SUM
alike on both sides, which cannot be
Raveled or Pulled Out.
And for Tailoring, Shirt Making, Gaiter Fitting
and Shoe Binding, them have no superior Call
and pen them at No: 28 Fifth street, pp Stairs
W. B. LASCEI.I.,
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
Pittsburgh General Insurance Agency,
10..1C0n, panics Represented of High.
est Standing.
garChar:ered by Penna. and other Btatea.lit
erg,.Fire, MUM.) and Life Risks , aicen of ail de
-Bcriptious.
n026-4m 63 FOURTH STREET. Pittabargh.
TLI - RPESITIN L 01 - 11FX147--80 t,i ii
for sale by B. A. FA EINESTOCK .4 CO
tela o 'rant )(Ann and Wood is.
UG REZT-S n I ani,erushed powde:ed,
granulated and A ka. l B coffee refined Br gars, 1
in More and for sale t y RHYMER & }MOH,.
007 Now t sand 32:a Wood etc. irt.
IICI hold aid Velvet Paper HRage 1
Logo, for vale by W.
Large Expedition front Cairo
and Paducah.
Our Victory in East Tennessee
II
I RD'S POLN T, —On last Friday
The rebel steamer Grampus took a le.der,.l
lumber boat, anchored above, with 175,000
feet of lumber, end took it to Columbal.
The Federal troops left Cairo and Pa
ductth in large numbers, and are supposed
to be going to New Madrid, to cut off Jell
Thompson.
The Memphis Avalanche confirms hn
report of a Federal victory in Morrietlam,
East Tennessee, and thinks Msjor Gen
eral Crittenden Will overcome the Union
forces.
It is rumored at Memphis that the Fed.
Orals have become alarmed for the safety
of St Louis, and that Cairo and Paducah
are being evacuated by the Federal troops,
who are going to 6t,. I...auS with all !wash.
Me dispatch.
The New Orleans Bulletin says the Fed
orals captured two rebel steamboats, sup
posed to bathe Henry Lewis and the Wat,
son, and that the California escaped by
throwing overboard part of her cargo, and
40 head of cattle.
The Charleston Mercury says General
Ripley ordered every po•: n d of cotton
likely to fall into the hands of the enemy
to be burned.
The Savannah Republican says the Sum.
ter wed not captures, but wrecked off Trin.
idad Coast.
Hollin'a B , Vering ham or Turtle Nosed
Memphis on the 4tb, for Colunabu.,
Important Army Order.
WASHINGTON, December _Genera,
Army Order 10 , 1 invites the attentdan of
the otileers of the army to the loilowing,in
addition to the orders of the Secretary of
War, embraced in the regulations for the
recruiting service: First. The large nuu,
ber of enlisted men diseharged on certifi
cates of disability has attracted the notice
of the Generalein.Chiet, and as it is a
special duty to render the rank and file of
the army as effective as possible, the atten.
tion of superintendents and•other officers
concerned, either with the enlistment of
men or their discharge on account of disa.
bility,is directed to the judiciou3 discharge
of their respective duties. The evidence
is abundant, attested by the records of the
Adjutant General's office, that many men
have been enlisted who were unfit for ser
vice prier to the or at the date of
merit. It should be borne in mind that the
law provides fur the enlistment of etfece
Me, able-bodied men, and if any officer
shell enlist any person contrary to the
true intent and meaning of the law, it is
further provided that for every offence-he
shall forfeit and pay the amount of the
bounty and clothing which the person so
recruited may have received from the pub..
lie, to be deducted from the pay and emu,
laments 01 such officer. With this object
in view. paragraphs 9eo and OSI of the Re
vised Ret,ulations mutt be strictly con ,
formed with. A sense of duty to the pub
lic will cause an enforcement of the laws
and regulations governing the service, and
these must be the guidance of the etlicers
obtaining recruits, Officers cannot be too
circumspect in the discharge of their du.
ties, and they are called upon to comply
strictly with all the regulations upple_abie
to the subject.
Second. As to minors, every precaution
should be Leseu to prevent tceir
rnent, except as provided by the regula
tions. A true record of their age is of the
greatest value. In a curj 'ray of cases the
locruitlng officer may be justified in re.
cord'ng tee age as stated by the person of-
fering to enlist, yet many cases occur in
which he should rely more upon his own
judgment and not on the recruits int, rma
lien, in ascertaining his probable if not his
actual age. In every doubtful case, there
fore, as to the minority or over age of the
men, it becomes the duty of the officer to
judge for himself to a certain extent, and
not, in any case, to accept a recruit, who,
under his anxiety to enlist, manifestly mis•
states his age.
REYMER
Third. It will be observed that the reg
ulations at this time contain no direct
prohibition to enlist married men. In the
regimental service this must be governed
by the want of laundresses for companies,
and in the general service by tho fuperin.
tenders t.
Fourth. It is enjoined on all superior
tondents and other officers, commissioned
and non-commissioned, to conduct the
service with diligence, increasing persona
attention, and economy. By command e
Major General McClellan
[Signed,]
L TunmAs,
Adj. Gen. (Official.)
THOMAS M. VINUENT,
Southern Intelligence.
Loursvnr,s, Dec. : I ,—S,ivannub, Dee.
4,—The News says the federal troops have
entirely evacuated Ty bee Island.
EAST PEN , ACOLA., Dec. 4 —The Florida
and Pamlico engaged a federal vessel off
Horn Island. The federal vessel retired.
There is considerable excitement in Ten
nessee consequent upon drafting. They
desire troops raised on tho volunteer system.
G. W. J ob nston, of the Provisional gov.
ernment of Southern Kentucky, has issued
a long Message.
()of. John S. Williams' troops, number.
ing 1,400, ere encamped at Pound Gap.—
They are suffering greatly for want of
shoes, blankets, and winter clothing. They
are calling on the ladies for socks and flan
nel shirts.
Rienuorrn, November 2. Congress has
unanimously ratified the Convention be
tween li. M. S. Hunter and the Missouri
Commissioners.
Resolutions were introduced in the Senate
authorizing Banks to suspend specie pay
ment and issue Confederate notes.
The Memphis Avalanche, of the 4th, says
the federal torte between Bowling Green
and Louisville is 50,000, and that Gans.
Johnston and Buckner are prepared for
them.
Late Southern Items,
RICHMOND, Nov. 2G —Congress has
unanimously ratified the Convention be
tween IL M. T. Hunter and the Missouri
Commissioners.
At Milledgeville, Georgia, a resolution
has been introduced into the Senate that
the banks should suspend specie payment
and issue Confederate notes.
The Memphis Avalanche of the 4th says
that the Federal force between Bowling
Green and Louisville is 60,000, and that
Generals Johnston and Buckner are pre
pared for them.
1 (1 BARRELS WVERINQ'S AND
pe Datryl '
viuua 8., p store. and for
Ride by [B.3l4jlifilyr&
JTE!JITfhiL
By lrtsterday's Telcgra)
REBEL SrEAmiloATs TAKEN
Assl. Adj. General
rV 0 V - .1? ,
P.- k?'
'. 0
, V. -4' 41',s,
B L~ADi r 1
IVO, 30 I1VOO1) STRibEnt
(e ,, rnnr Second, Pittßtoirkh
- •
Nianiibiaide and wtiolegele ang fetall dealer in a
Cook, Parlor, and Waling 'Stoves,
(rate Fronts:Fenders, &c
pFt. In our sample riorn may be found the
OP:1,14111i.A T ED GAS 1317R?iING COOS STO VIN
EUREKA AND TROPIC
merits of which have been fhby bated by
thuusani, and the Stoves pronounced unequaled
by any in this: market; together with a great many
-en-'other devisable panoras.
We hare also a yery„largo aavortinent of
PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES,
embracing ' , onto of the BFI" PATTERNS now of
fered to the paid c.
Sir FANCY ENAMELED GRATE FRONTS
AND FENDERS, of the newest vtyles. Common
kit ten Bow and .lam Gratea, all of which are of
fered at very low urfere ,
sly-Special inducements offered to builders In
want of GRATE FRONTS. notbem•
P. SIIILDECKEII,.
BAKER AND CONFECTIONER,
22 DI.4JEIO.XD L LEI;
HOLLIDAY TOYS—Hie etcek of Holliday Toye
are selected with the greatest care, and he will
guarantee that they are not equalled by auy in the
coy.
(.3).N FECT lON E R LES--The work is always fresh
and enmplote. ant under his person•l superintend
ence. Iv.o be found to be exuelled by none. trtve
him a tnal mien in want.
utIILDEGICER.,a2Diamond alle .
E. WATTS;
TERRY, PRICE A. CO
IMPOSTERS AND DMA_LENS IN
CLOTHS, CASSIXERES,
Satinets, Veatings, Tailors' Trimming:, &-e.,
NO. 255 MARKET ST. North Side,
PIIILADIC.LPHIA, PA.
JOHN V. ?Ma, DAN=II. S. PllllO4 0LP7104 T. TILSEL
&ally
LU.X.IR OIL CO.OrP.I.VY,
Garner Eland at. and 'Dnquesne Way
NO. M O.I 7 kELY AND JNO. BLA.
J Jr, have entered into copartnership undo F the
name end style of "LUNAR OIL CO"
The Company are prepared to fill all orders for
Lubricating and Ilimpinat.ing Oils. Cons gnmends
solicited. :Oran:len made. ititt.brage very ample.
Plant - myth November 2a. 1861. no27:Bad
JA_iIES A. FET.ZER.
FORWARDING ARO COMMIS-lON MERCHANT
EMEMTM7II
Ploiar, Orals, Bactoa, Lar J, Watts, '
Drtad Frialt mad Produco Guorelly s
01' YAI JcT .AN VISST EtTELE?...III,
RIMS SO—Fra n cia G. itajey, .e.sq, William nil
worth gr., S. Cuthbert A a., Bovd . l
Hoinker A Swearingen, 3. Brady. CR:I,. IS.
M. Hank, List Howell, Mangle t C 0.., 4.ianri ‘ e W
Anderson, Donlon Paxton t Co., Wheeling.
rly2rirtpt:-ie
H. D. BRECHT & BRO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
LOOKING GLASSES,
PORTRAIT & PICTURE FRAMES.
Rill and imitation Rosewood Mouldings.
DEALERS EN
FRENCH PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS,
PIS Smithfield Street,
Demlees Block, between Fifth and Sixth, Pitts
buten P, .14,1- City Glees at manufacturer's
Price. Particular attention given to repairing
Pm:lunge, Regudding FT111:1113H and business cards
framed at wholesale price.
Peal
W ILLIAM BENNETT,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS AND CIGA'
WHISILIES, Ec
EAGLE OIL WORKS.
WIGHTMAN & ANDERSON,
REFINERS AND DEALERS IN
Pure Carbon Oil, quality guaranteed, Pitts
burgh.
Also, Ben sole and Car Grease constantly on hand
Orders left at Chess, Smyth et Co's on Water and
First streets, will be promptly tl led. oclAttim
IMPORTANT TO IN VENTORS
Great Union Patent Agency.
ROBERT W. FENWICKI
Counsellor and Patent Agent
AT WASHLNGTON CITY, D. C.
Prom Hon. Chas.. Mason, late Commissioner of Patents.
WASHINGTON. D. C., October 4, 1860,
Learning that R. W. Fenwick, Em, is about to
open an office in this city as a Solicitor of Patents,
I cheerfully state that I have long known him as a
gentleman of large experience in such matters, of
prompt and accurate business habits, and of un
doubted integrity. As such I commend him to the
inventors of the United States.
CHARLES MASON.
Mr. Fenwick was for nearly tour years the mans.
ger of the Washington Branch Office of the Scientific
American Patent Agency of Mes,rs. Munn d Co,
and los - more than ten years officially connected
with said firm, and with an experience of fourteen
years in every branch relating to the Patent Office,
and the Interest of inventors ie2B:dtf
AM1N..... ....... mos. ZOO=
AUSTIN LOOMIS & CO., Dealers in
Promissory Notes ; Bonds, Mortgages, and an
secor.t Ches.
M oneY loaned on Acs at short dates, with
collateral eaemities.
NOTED IND DRAM BOUGHT AND BOLD.
Persons desiring Loans can be moommodated on
easonable terms, and capitalists arm be furnished
with good securities at remunerative prices.
Also, attend to the Sale, Renting and Leasing of
tiral &ILate.
Of lone, No. in FOURTH STREET above Wood,
teTtil r AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO.
JAMES HOLMES & CO.,
DORS. DEALERS, and dealers in
A. Provisions, coroer of Market and Front eta.
a&lyd•
BOWN & TETLEY,
136 Wood Street,
MAKE TOOLS FOR BORING OIL
WELLS at the shortest possible notice,
Having been in the business of manufacturing tools
ever since the "fever" first broke ont,we can assure
persons about to engage in the oil business, that it
will be to their interest to give as a call and make
an examination of our its now on hand. mhb
LADIES
CONGRESS HEEL
GAITERS $l,B
LADIES
CONGRIPS&S HEEL
GAITERS 81,37,
AT NO. 15 FIFTH STREET,
P. Ei. DIFFENimoIiF.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
cheap, Cloaks. Black and White Long Shawls,
Broeha Long andAiquare Shawls, eery cheap. Fig
ured Repp Merino, Figured Repp Poplins, Fare,
Victortnes. Clith and Muff., Muslin, Irish Linen,
Shirt Bosoms best makes, Gents Shawls. All the
above very cheap for coati at
IL J. LYNCEPB, 96 Market street,
nail teams Ann skteatandinaziaand
"They go right -to Alie ,- S„
t rt.
_
INB7'ANT RELIKA EiTOP YOUR‘CQ RR
PURIFY YOUR -,BREATH
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOIOEI
s PAL DING'S . • ;:t i •
Throat C onfections.o
• :f
ARE
GOOD FOR CLREGFMRI4,
GOOD FOR LECTURRES,
GOOD FOR Puip.„ig R.P4,RRRS,
GOOD FOR SINGER.%
GOOD FOR OONSUMFTIT,RB,
GENTLEMEN CARRY
SPA LDLYG'S THROAT COEFECTIGATt
LADIES IRE DEiIItiMTEID'IVPYR
aP4Lpi2VyrB THROA t'lO.4PlW49*
O.IIIYDREN•CiY FOR ; •
SPALDING'S THROAT CO/9At'77dkt
They relieve a Cough instantly-
They clear the Throat. •
They give strength and volume te 'the vies ,
They impart a delicious aroma to the bkpith.
They are delightlid to the taste. • •
They are made of simple herbs and can t_ 6~trm
any one,
I advise every one who has a Ognah or ; Hviaky
cp or IBM Breath, or any. ((moat °bite
Throat, to get a package of my Threat4S*one
they will relieve you instantly, alnlY9, o ßill cee
with me that "they go right to the filkft:
i lia Will
find them very useful and pleasant Whits ellug
or attending public meetingaior shiling Year:o6'll . o
or allaying your thirst. If you try• one lotalrage
am safe in saying that yon will ever "Inv, arda
consider them indispenafteer. You will Ittir them
at the Drunista and Dealers in Medirafts.
PRICE TWEINTY-FIVE CE TEL
My signature is on each package. All others,"
counterfeit.
•
kinds of
[NEAR TEE MARKET
A Package wilKbe seat by mall, prepaid ? ' on re
ceipt. of Thirty Genie
.
Address
d t,1... 416115ea
4 ‘ CURE 1- im- ef-
Net VousHeadache
rfißrgio,
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11.11.-
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1
Y USE OF. THESE ORRALIO
PILLS the periodic attacks of - 4ernigia or
Sick Readachemay be prerrented; fttitkeil , fai
the commenchltment of an atistqc immpand& r odisilt
from pain and ineJeatess will bilititsined.'"?r
They. widow 'fail removing=
ais aitomallit
Hiridactie io will - oh - females are so sub t.
Thetiviv act gently upon the Bo ring
iess.
For Literary Ken, Students, Delicate Peinal i nd
all persons of sedentary habits , they are val orJto
Lax dive, Improving the appetite, gi v ing &Mi . 4
vigor o the digestive organs, and rectoligg tlas
ni laurel elasticity and strength of the whille system.
be CEPHALIC FILM aro the reaultof kiag-in•
stigation and carefully conducted experiments,
having boon in use many years, duringykddlitrole
they nave prevented and relieved a rest smountati
pain and suffering from Headache, whetherorigin•
snag in the nervous system or from edaitehgea:
Mate of the stomaeh.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition. I
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
and without making any change of die 5 - -and The
absence of any disagreeable taste renders ii easy to,
administer ahem to dren.
Beware of Counterfeits,'
The genuine have five signatures' of Henry
Spalding on each box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in 11601.
nines.
A box will be seat by mail, prepaid, on reoldPi
of the
PRICE, 25 CENT&
Al] orders should be addresSed to
HENRY C. SPALME, "
CI Cada? street Nov To,
From the Ft:rammer ; Norfolk Po!
Cephalic Pills accomplish the oOject ibt which
they were made,vis.: Cure headache hien Wirers:ut.
120 Wood Street.
•
From M. r ibmniner, Norfolk, Vm
They hare been tested in more than a thoromud
cases with entire success.
From the Lomond, BL
If you we, or have been troubled witth the head
ache, send for a box, (Cephalic Pillaj ao that you
may have them in case of an attack,
•
Prom the Advertiser, Protatlanos, L •
The Cephalic Pills an said to be a remarkably
effective remedy for headache, and,one of be vary
best for that very frequent complaint which has
ever been discovered,
Pram the Weston R. B. Gazette, Chierva r
— We heartily endorse Mr. Spalding, and bin, on4cl•
Tailed Cephalic Fill&
From Ms if,mawha Valley fear, Hanateha, Va.
We we sure that persons sufteriimi nth the
headache, who try them, will stick to them.
La. /Prom the Souther n Path "antler, Feu, Orieass,
Try them 1 you t are attlicitea, and wa are Ma
that your testimony tha can be added tb the Ithea,dy.
numerous list that has reeetred bentifits that' ne — •
other medicine can produce.
Prom he SY. Louis Derneerat.
The immense demand for the article (Cephalio
Pills) is rapidly Increasing.
to From the GazsZ comi Dcwon o tott ,
Kt. Spalding would eot naniettitta
article he did not know to possess reeleieritl
, .
I%m the Ariveraser,l)rovidefflar„
The testimony in their him is strong, from "the
Most respectable quarter&
Ifrcnn the Dalai M 4014 NOWPOrt,
Cephalic Pills are to Mog the place of all !lads
From UM Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Mau,
Said to be very eftleatedone for the headache.
sr.& single bottle of EIPALDMEPS PREP O $4l
GLUE, will alive ten tomes its cost mouttisdly.-ai
SPALDING'S PREPARED GIA:TI3,
SPA LDINe'S PRKPARR GLIM.
ECONOhiT I
.awe Brisms ii Tots atm Nra."l6lll
As seadente will happen, even in well uvula
itt 13 very dabble to have some the
and convenient way for repairing Furniture, T
Oroe.trery, &e.
SPA.LDINGS PRF;PABED GLUE
me s sy ! , st eaeb emergencies, and no honnehold oy
afford to be without Itlt is always readr, and. up
stacking point.
B. R.,—A Brush acoompsetes each Bottle. Pelee
Ste eente.
. . •
CAUTION.
Le certain unprincipled peratme are atternyiubs
to palm off on the uneruipectlng puttheihrUtatt oits f., ,
of my PREPARED 6l.Uth I would caution all po.
15011 e to examine before urchiedug; and see that'
the full name,
itarBPALDING'S PREPARSir tltir-wa
on the ontakle wrapper; allpputirruaryrpyleajw
counterfeits
.®Es,;
by .1034,1191 I i t ; I Ukt. corm Dttaitobiy- r.
'sad Makiii sine -issukin
-11klible;
HENTh C. 5PALD13114,,,:,
el 3 No. 48 CEDAR STREET. NEW:XO,64Ic.
SAVE TEE PIECEg►
DIEWATOH
USISFIM I/I EVERY 11008E'
Addniegi b
HENRY 0. SPALDING, .
No. 48 CEDAR street, New Yolk
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