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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
PITTSBURGH :
FRIDAY MORNING:
For .Afternoon and Midnight Tele
graph and Local News See First and
Third Pages.
UNION CONVENTION.
ALLTERSOVs PAVORaBI.E TO A
Union Convention, for the purpose of arieot*
fog candidates for Major, Controller nnd City
..Treasurer, to be voted for at the ensuing muni
cipal election, wd: meet tn their resfreetive wards
and precinct* r.o3\TURDAY NEXT. I > ECKM HKR
21st, between the hours of 4 ami 0 p. m , amUsled
hie delegate# to tie represented in a Convention
U> mediate* COURT J-lOCHK at 10 oVh,ck, on
V, ttie 24th.
HY OKbJROKTHE UNION COMMITTEE
t\ i:cu,
SfcfvLi!)n F, .« oMMI ITKK ot the IHI RU wa KD
WTTwBURtiB, will meet on SA’iTkl'AY Mm
»ost, at 7 o’.-lock, P. M., >u the uflP-.- <»i ,\ l J >ER
MAM M BKIIYB.
t'uuctuul fttiendHire i* rf
JA”KtiC HlAMuNl', Wm.M.FI'GAR.
JOHN o.l'UNrv, m <: MIU.'-OAN
RoHKHr M’NCAN, M. M’Tjcink/ *
KOWaRD
H\ onl'-r "f uk* Cbeirnieo
THE RIGHT MAN AT LAST.
The extremists have at last hit upon
the right man; Gen. Phelps, whose head
quarters are on Ship Island, Miss., issu
ed a proclamation the other day to the
people of the “Southwest,” in which he
advanced genuine emancipation doc
trine. lu addition to this, he gave the
people or that benighted region his dec
laration of belief, in which some things
occur, far surpassing anything ofa simi
lar character that we have seen. For
instance, this stupendous General says;
“Wo behove that every State that has
been admitted as a slave Htato into the
Union, sinco the adoption of the Constitu
tion, has been so admitted, in direct viola
tion of the Constitution.
We believe that the Elave States which
existed, as such, at the adoption of our
Constitution, are, by becoming parties Lo
that compact, under the highest obligations
of honor and mortality to abolish slavery.”
This is Geu. Phelps’ belief, the fath
ers of the Constitutien who admisterod
into the Union the Slates of Kentucky
®od Tennessee, and whose admission
was sanctioned by Washington and Ad"
ams, knew nothing of their duties if this
‘Col. Pluck” knows anything. Now,
tins crazy blatherskite, like the rest of
his kidney, has butasingle idea in pros,
secuting the war against the rebels; and
that is political preferment. The strug
gle among this set is not to suggest the
best means of ending the rebellion, but
to see who can go farthest und say the
most absurd tilings in relation to slavery
Fremontf and Cameron, and that talk
ing dandy John Cochrane, will all have
to look sharp after this new aspirant for
abolition honors. This mischievous
proclamation is not intended, by Pnelps,
to be of any possible account where it
was issued; it is intended lor KasLern
consumption, for the liberal people of
his dear New England.
The most absurd portion of this most
absurd production is lho following;
“ By referring,” ssys Phelps, “to the
history of ihe past, wo And that one cf thu
most destructive wars on record, tnat of
the French Revolution, was originated by
the attempt to give political character to
an institution which was not “usceptihlo of
political character. The (-hureh. by being
endowed with politic id with id con
tents, its schools its immense landed wcatUi,
its associations, secret and open, became
the ruling power of the State, and thus oc
casioned a war of more strife and bloodshctl
probably , than any other lear which has
desolated the earth,
Slavery is Btill less susceptible of politi
cal character than was the Church. It is
as tit at this moment for the lumber room
of the past as was in the’monastery,
the landod - ealth, the exclusivo privilege,
etc., of the Catholic Church in Franco. It
behooves us to consider, as a seif-governing
people, brod and reared and practised in
the habits of self-government, whether we
cannot, whether we ought not to revolu
tionize slavery, out of existence, without
the necessity of a conflict of arms like that
of the French Revolution. ”
Thißkind of a proclamation to the peo.
pie of Louisiana, :i majority of whose
citizens belong to the religion alluded
to, is pretty smart in Gen. Phelps.
In order to show the eil'ect this proc,
lamation produced upon the officers
under the command of Gen. Phelps, we
seleot the following extract from a let
ter of the Ship Island correspondent of
the New York Herald-.'
“On the evening of the 4th of .Decomber,
a number of the officers of the brigade and
others of us who werei.n board thu Consti
tution were astonished to learn that Gen.
Phelps had prepared a proclamation to the
people of the Souihwesi. It waa road to
us and mused very groat dissatisfaction and
indignation, nothing but a sensn of duty
and regard for discipline preventing the
strongest expressions of disgust.
“The next day the substance of the docu
ment spread like wildflre among the offl.
cers oi the command and ot the naval
squadron. The remark of overy officer
whom I heard speak of it was that they
had not come down here to tight for the
abolition ol slaverys hut for tho integrity
of the Union.
“The assertion in the opening clause of
the proclamation, that it is an
of ‘tho motives ahd piinciples try which
my Command wilt be governed,’ is do
Ren. Phelps the justice to believe, uniuUn
tionally so) untiue; on tho contrary, it is
the prevailing opinion that if the procla
mation is indorsed by the Alministralion,
Di. W i" * lo much dissatisfaction in Gen.
Phelps’ brigade, and very likuly to the
resignation of nearly, if net all of his offi
cers. In the naval department lho feeling
is even Btrongtr, and many of its officers
have no hesitancy m declaring their in.
tention Of resigning ,1 Uu , j, reclamation is
sanctioned by the Cabinet.
. “If the proclamation declared an intan.
tion of the most vigorous prosecution of
the'war,’and even asserted tha; if the abo
lition of slavery resulted as a consequence
of such prosecution, the army of the South
west would accept it as ihe legitimate fruit
of the foul tree cf secess.on; it wouid have
met with unanimous approval and indorse
ment in both- branches of the service at
Bhip Island; but as it notv reads, they feel
themselves much aggrieved and misrepre
sented.”
We are pleased to record the completion
of the telegraph line from Pittsburgh to
franklin, Oil city, &c. I'he line com- j
monced business yesterday, the office is at !
Uur friend He rry I
Shim thfc popular landlord of this Home i
has added this accommodation to those j
already afforded to bis numerous friends
in tMr#eetion.
I
; afcjfut-' ■
BEATEN AGAIN,
lhe Abolitionists in Congress do uol
appear to be getting along quite eo swim
ruing.y as they anticipated at the begin
ning of the session. There have been
three test votes between them and the
Administration party in the House, and
they have been beaten from ten to six
teen votes each time. The last defeat
they sustained was on Monday; Lovejoy
moved for the adoption of his confiara*
tion resolution and it was quietly refer
red to the Committee on the Judiciary
by a vote of 77 to 07. We infer from
this vote, and the two previous ones al
luded to, that the destructives are not
going to carry things with a high hand,
and that the country will survive the
effect of their present madness.
DEC. 30,
SUSPENSION OF SPECIE PAY
MENT.
An iuipoitant movement is on hair
anmng leading Bankers originating i
New \ ork, to precipitate another sus
pension. There may be a necessity for
this, but when it. conies, as it surely
must, it will fall like a clap of thunder
upon a hopeful people, who have
led to believe the government slmijg
outside of Banks; at least noeiiort would
be made just now to establish a mum
moth national institution at the expense
oi every State Bank. A suspension now,
and years may elapse before resumption
takes place.
EXPOSUBE OF COEBUPTION
The American peoplenre about to b<
astonished with the exposure of the most
enormous and systematic game of plun
der ever perpetrated upon any tax-pay
ing people. The committee appointed
to investigate certain charges against
Fremont, have extended their investiga
tion to other departments, ami the re
sult is that others, some of whom were
quite loud in their denunciations of all
rascality in the public service are quite
asguiltyas hois. In fact Fremont ap
pears to have been imposed upon, but
the others alluded to went at the bu3i
ness systematically, and with the care
and caution of accomplished scoundrels,
endeavored to coyer tracks to
avoid detection.
The Philadelphia' Inquirer publishes a
porlion of the testimony, and in allud
ing to it speaks as follows :
“ If the people of the United States have
heretofore been ast ;n;shi-d at the develop e
menla of speculation, peculation, plunder
and malfeasance that h&vo fr.*m time to
time been exposed by the newspaper press
during the '■ rogrers of the war against the
rebellion, they will experience a still mure
intense emotion when they o rue to r.*ad
the exposures made by the Van Wyck
Committee of Investigation. In reading
it, words of burning indignation spring
instinctively to the lips, bu. we forbear w
use tbom until tbo record of thrsj infamous
transactions is spread more fully before the
country.
*■ Peculation and fraud are not more
honorable in Washington, New York or
Pennsylvania than in Miss-un. Kvery
official and contractor should be helj to a
strict account. The sp n.u'at "rs and peru
lalors who expect to realize fortunes by
robbing the public treasury, are w t mum
the enemies of the Union as Daws, Flovd
or Cobb. They uro but following the -x.
ample of those il!u*tri«u* ihw o; wb-. rob'
bed the nation for tbe bur. t lit of iiutei
iion."
LATEST NEWS PROM THE
The Conflagration at Charleston—lt
meuee Destruction of Property—Km.
timnted'JLnsH from so,oor,<>oo tu V
000,000—Awful Panic Among the
Citizens—Thousands Driven in. ui
tlielr lioLies—Five Ifurclio Iturued.
Wo received yesterday mercimg hroiu:. ih»*
“ras.HCcaled Pres, ”> he subjoined particulars cf
the great fire at Charleston, 8. C., together with
interesting Southern uew.-:
The fire as before stated, brek > rut abott nine
o’clock on the evening of Wednesday, the Uth
insu, in Messrs. Bussell aadUhl's sash aod b'ind
fa?tory, it the foot of Hszel street. Crossing Ha
zel street. tbe flames rapdlv communicated to
the extensive machine shop of Messrs Cameron
A co n which was soon burnt From this point the
fire rapidly vpreaf, and i-eforo m dnight the coq
fligration had assumed the mod appal.iog mag
nitude, hjreading consternation throughout the
entire ci»r.
Meeting Btreot/rorn Market to street, w
by this hour one mass of flames. As te em.-i
-after tenement I- namo env<_- oped in the de
vouring tire, the p?nic became awful beyond de-
scription.
Thousands of familis* cva?ualfd their housei
ami crowded the streets where the fire hid doi yei
The buiidings m the lower part of the city
where the fire broke cut, were principally of word,
and extremely inflammable, which accounts for
tho remarkably rapid program of the fire.
At midnight the Circular Cnurch and tho Insti
tute Hall were all burning, and the proximity of
the flames to the Charleston Hotel and the Mills
House cause them to be ev-cuated by Iheir in
mates-
At one o’clock tbe fire tended more southwrrd,
towards the corner of Archdids ac<l street*
to the rear of the Charleston Hoitd. and to the
end of the Hayne street range. Crossing Marke
street, the flames spread down Bast Ray street to
Cumberland street, and crossed to the Wills
Souse, including in its destruction bo«h the Cir.
cu!ar Church, Institute Hail and the Charleston
Hotel.
All the buildings in King street, fioaa Clifford
street nearly to Broad street, were destroyed be'
for a three o'clock on Thursday morning,
Ripley, win superintended the movements
of the troops who hsd arrived at the scene about
this time, ordered several build : ng* on the route
of the conflagration to be blown up; and after some
delay the order was executed, but not before the
theatre, Lloyd’s ooaeh factory, (opposite the Ex
press office,) the old executive buildings, and all
the htusea from'this pnim to street had
caught fire aod been destroyed
At a' out four o’clock «. in. the wind changed the
direction of the progress of the flames towards
Brepd street, and soon after Bt. Andrew’s Hall took
fire, ami subsequently the Cathedral became wrapt
in flames, ana shortly after live o’clock the steeple
fell in with a great crash.
The fire made a clean sweep through the city
making a track from Bant Hay to Fvng street.
A dispatch dated Charleston, I’eoember 12, 6 p.
m., s*
‘•The tire has been raging all day and one thous
and houseless people are huddled in group* about
the ody. The Mills Rouse *s now m Ham*-s.—
There ha* been great dun rue 11 t*.» »1-*v. Thy rag
ing fire I". ll continues its d.s*;!jt‘ ng .-way."
The Charleston Cl-unc-p of the I'-Uh given a lint of
between two an 1 three hundrM sufferers, and .hath
that the loss is estimated at from five to seven mil
lions of dollars.
Mr. Russell, at whose factory the fire originate ?,
thinks Uiat it mast have been occasioned by *a in
cendlary, or by the negligence of ;tne negroes em
ployed there. \
A dispatch from Charleston of ihe 13th, ssye:—
I ‘The M!tls House, although threatened and several.
Ume* cn fire,eV€iiioally escaped, and is only slight
iy damaged.”
A message was sent to the Con federate Congress
cu Friday by President Davft in re'auon to the
conflagration at Charleston, recommending an sp
propriaiion in aid to Uie sufferers A resolution-
SOUTH
.-ugHr cam* and the vine h nai row zone crowded
with the wealth ifa hen i-pliere,and the husband.
m»n reaping from both hid and vale an equal re
ward ?
Statement of a “Contraband”—The
Confederate Army in
A colored boy, the servant of Captain Miller, of
the Washington Artillery of Mew Orleans, now in
the Confederate army la Virginia, haring made
escape to the Federal l.nes. has made hi.
‘-'talement" We give a portion of it for what it is
wonh- He. la.ms to Dare been at ,be battles of
•1.1 l-en and Hall’s Ul.it, and ullegea that he left
CfHirer,He cn Saturday lasi •
He fat a that K , lay there was a gran I re
new a centre,. he Ol seventy Are or eighty thou
-and ,n„,ps. It, roar,Mho ,i-t read by Major J
K. Wslior,. If Wl> h.r.g„,a .nulierr. ’, „. r .
war- at .lie me M, n ,| r .j „ , f
art;!i.-Ty , esc two iU-ponn.l l.owh-rt. I
1.-O Beauregard ccmimnded, and fnn i ra , la .
riM.-tiewed their.,. C-ns. j,,., U . B
and Sit-W ri were also pr<st-m. *
I ‘n the iMth oi .November Gm. Beauregard gave
orders to prepare fjr winter quarters, and on the
aith they commenced cuttinj log, f or houses.
President liaris came two or three days after and
countermanded the orderr, because, he taid, the
Union forces would soon ■ e there, and they might
hare to destroy them.
Tn**y have at Ontreville a fort or earthwork (or
every letter in the alphabet, also a strong fort can;
ed Beauregard and one called tewides an
other not yet tJtnsbed, and unnanned. The forta j
aceoMlmirly nnnn m-umly adop:ed appropna*.
"i- s*6n o'JO »> un r.lvmi '.e -<n account of tho claims of
Bout; i Caro! i> i upc •• the Confederate States.
Five < iit:r,-ne.« wr-n» destroyed by the fire at
CharDmon—the Homan Catholic Cathedral, St
Peu*r\- 1- j*u‘c< pal Church, the Cumberland Street
Methodist, anil ih«> Circular Presbyterian Church.
'J .V Mme-oxHiy* that five hundred and seventy-
an r wore burnt.
For the Post.
Sugar Production in the North.
M-. h utw
• — •! nc;l •. i.-. one of the evil* of a war
m tho muiki i i a and growing country, that
it diver's from h» regular ebanuele a Urge amount
of its productive industry to provide for the com
security—the wanta r-f .he country require
« higher degree r.f i nergy and skill should be pref
l luto active «M-vice tn every field of labor. The
cme he.- come, It is said when he nmy claim the
houors <>! a ceiiinion benefactor who has cause<l
two 1 Udes i f grass to grow where but one grew
before, aud hence, i' may Dot be altogether out of
place toapPri-eyour readers ofafewf*ctf>, wli eh
m iy lend a s.imulus to enleiprise in « yet virgin
h**l 11m m- ti iiHc.ure of sugar front tbe Chinese
c-uie li is hnherto been generally eon-M-lerod im
|- •lu-lcal' o: !>r mvn7 u lias been regarded an ut
terly im;.o.s’M • under ord ii.ry ' nrcmnstanrvj ;
t>UC lew P re. n* have put the plat] to fi
practical ta-i He a Riij,:u' producer, in R proper
m
< b.r principal -upp'i r f Migar hw horotofor*
l>«»< n dvriv-.j from she smith.-m rune (ss.-chamm
• dh<-imde ) H-.i: lu uru has set barnere to ihy
g. l 'graphical <1 MiMDiitii.n cl plant In-yon. 1
wr i*-li all i-rtou.- hi cultivate it such..•’-fully are
urn!.-. 1 t.t* lux'. *utr.m-r u mpenuure of the gall
s h< -i iih-ui of ■ ha.n rendered kk production
over n port ion of i he r territory ulorea
• u ulii<- *ui' ii< io I. urn', yet the w hwle sugar crop
■■l it. id section annua.ly has always fallen (ur short
of the demand i..r it, and Irequent part al fai'ures
m [.< u;vo i. .. I ,io- i: i u> i li-» In I ef •h U prospec
tive y. ih- dopr» port:on between the .supply and
u * .o-rK.-xn.i wi. bo null greater. The sugar maple
<!’< o' < b*-i i: U res..- Utnl y lut . U quite to the
la-k of mppUuig tto deti( jeiiC); the 60,010,000
(•.•i.Q.is from this .-0,,rc0 Hiinualiy derived boDg
but a .-mal; fraction of the amount required.
At 1 In? juncture, w» turn (o a plant of foreign
origin w h < h, afu.r six years of quid domestication
m our iii, people still coDiinu.- to regard as a
thing of "t ingular prormaA," but in goneral they
have gamed frt m it nothing inure*, lusomeparta
.ftno W e*t, particularly during me i.At-i season, a
good quality •>' syrup has teen made from the
Chinese cant-, i-mthe* fact that a rer/otn end a6un
tlnut .-u' t if .i jad -jM.iiiy <( »Vti./ur cflh he oh.
lroOi tin.- pi cee ol true plant, seems never
to Save* i.e<>n generally entertained. Yet this state
ment from a trustworthy source was made publ c
foui years ago. Mr. J.ti. Lovering whose expo
r.i uoe and sku! a.- a sugar reliner rendered him a
oompetent expr-r.memer, from repeated trials in
! s .i7, with e-dids grown by himself estimated the
probable y ieul per acre as Mt>,9pounds of su
gar 74 galicn- of molasses. Since that time
mere have Ixjen rxpenxmn u wi h freqient fail
ures and but few good results.
Kor the purpose of ascertaining whether nn.ier
prujK-r conditions some um/urmity .>/ rtsuU could
not be otuintd, a series of experimtnts were
luado by the writ, r, during tLe present sea«OD t
upon .-lines during almost every p.,Hii:j? Htageof
iheirgrowth and mammy. and h.-in these expcri
ra. ills us a ba-i-. >».- well as fiutu others previously
but le*s hci urai. > cuiun ted. I am euabL.l with
c'-nti ion.- * i-* tnuK * m- bd.owi ug stalem.i t.-i
Is:. H he.■■■my «r. nj*. ehrytt l!j/.ib!e sugar
•fill In* t 1 irK.-Uhi 'rviur.
Chiue-e r..n»*, !ro-.i bull-t. p snlruits, the juice
fioMith'- > w. r j .it— I. '.t.vor. b-.ng more pure.
i-lisr m sugar, a-nl nu
-I • Jhe f*i >:! I ( I*l Mjiiyil tu l!.e * ro«v Jx of lhe
h r.ne i* a U#ht t>HQ<jy
piKUHUii IS r;
•sm.hiii »n s.-:.mAto mo mean siimmsr um-
j•* rtroio ff w h.>• is hi-ou* 76 ® It «lii rj»en
('TH'ly wheo me Kununur metiti iloea
•u - , as hi I\CJovelan I, t'hic**o Ills,
Mhtj.sc.ii Wik., hi.<J s'-oihero M r.ntsoia. Tbe
ciiinru r i.-c,; mp( in ■•( 76 - tnrough Wb-<;;-
1 1’ pi n C-iy, L .ui-v .1,-, Kt. H* m Lom*, Mo , and
L«’nw tnt hhi.-ta. Jeiioe* « limit s*Miin of
:»l*i oevor fhii in ordinary Beacon •, «ad
- 'd, to r ptwi perfectly aud early. Two
o .1 North of that iiu« it ini'.urt*
i' i i.i row- f< u- f.-et i.par. and at 11, e
nil Itui .n ihe row, i;, • yi! ..i,
wf»<-!i ripe, rf. y<;> !
lioo to r-00 pjuc d • -.o the acre and fr in 76 to 160
gallons of tnol.isM-n.
■i b. j lii «e jl l m are not u- he obtained i n,p
•ca ,y and at ha; bm by auefi u thenrP'lo tl
ui i *• \j < r ui-tla; a, q.t liciniv with the j.r. o-e- «d
•ugnr mam.l'ac'iuri' a-, ,» p< *««<•• MM«d by the moat
,i. < il.iv v'i>rH i f irn* e-aar*. faj #
w-.-rt-r. i x-y lfa« r.oi i.i" i f in prc<k;--i on may
w. k)i t>. .net 1 li>' vf Qoin
•r.vi»-v.i j. r
ran >■ e.-pe-
xpf'i.- 1 whlnu; caiv ■, u
• v • • iil-• :i I m» .dm.,
' . 1 : :d i iiy tho r|ar:ri.*H l» i:
l,i ' ; '• n and i- 1 ryptiliziUc.n oi
5.u. No nif-r“ i;? tJ■ ■•j ty ru* min ihe tnanuf*riuro
■r-i,K : ‘r un-( 'i i. Uuiti lr»,m the J.ouisi-
:i» c.iDi-, Uif cijr-'i't* <i production wi u'.l l.e
•vn*i J«rni ly 1< . i..r. product t .pul, ; j not .-uper.
H ' 1 y ;i - J 1 1:1 no hi 1 v lal u. that
■i>ih. ■ ii■m ■; <- u. or. I reserve t, r another
'«•••**!•-MU di-LsiD Of ihe .l.tfprwi! proco^ftnom.
■hyed, und my es: male* m.-.r comparative
hlu-- I mhj mi ihu I ha?e sucoi'e.kd
';iV'«os, in obtft i,iuM from the maiiirc-l pi.ntan
t.ui. iAiu-t- <d H g..*d art -•■h ol -!:gnr by the me-hod
no tu «.J ;.y it,.- su-ar ,'mworn of 1. hy
if mot: "d i ri.r-u- d tj Mr. hovering. l,y the
of Wray, snd nu art;.do of it; firmer
lut'tv loth HP i-.igar ati j yrup, by a now pr.
ct-pp ol n.y .mil.
It w.il bo apparPn .to every one who Btudioa the
nature ofthi* pLm and u, . ;.in*.,c adaptniiona,
that wo are to look for it* l*j-t doro’opmtMit m the
great interior v&lieyn of Lhe cunt nent whore its
bub-tropical relative the ma ze i« most at home.
It ip aaid that tf e eaue inay be <jro*n wherever In
dian c: in will mature. Thin in true, and at aucb a
limit an inferior tjufchiy of nyrup may be made
iromiL with profi», but it will ne thef m , l(urc nor
yield a . Ury-oal «. f o£u-> s .gar. The natural limit
ol the cane Id much to the Hcu.h of the higher
range of Indian corn.
Climate poiuta to t-.e ureat valleya of the Ohio
and the Miaul ur:, an the future neat of this new
department of industry. Thoeoil in nch, pnlvem
lent, mliciou. marl whicli covers the broad ami
beautiful blutr-hlghland* abounding along the latter
Stream, and the dry, Kandy or gravelly terrace.
alou ? the former. The alluvia bolloma and wet
prairies are oneuitable.
May we not hope that when peace shall once
more weave her garlands round the brow of Ceres,
we may behold after not many years, the great
thoroughfare of Pacific travel traversing the val.
11-ys of in l',t!U A'icurs and the ‘VAmdi, WcUtr,’'
elong deep al.uvious rank with hem,.., tcbacoo and
corn, ani an.ni breezy hiehlande crowned with the
F. L. BTEWABT,
Canoneburgh, l’a., lateof Jefleraon City, Missonti
are connected by rifle pits, and the embankments
are no prtpured that ihe field ariille-y c-au be
"I'jel <1 into the embraturou, the cai^ oll3 l,fcinK
<i'»po ed „f io , h 3 rear Ttere aro fjur gdn«
to e M h tort, 1q Fort Bea ,, res ,„a there are three
* une P° ln On« down the Fairfax road.
There are two regiojenta of colored men at Cen
treTi’le, nnder the command o( Joid»n, in old
colored veterao of 1812, havirg been a drummer
boy under Gen. Jackson, one of these numbers
eleven imudred, and the other fourteen hundred.
Two other ct. iore j raiments weie sent to Mis
souri since the lastbatilo there. Tcoseregiments
are composed , f boih freewill slave. They are
notaloHed to do picket duly, but are drilled and
encamped .eeperau* from the white m:n Tbrir
<iaot r . s art) aJJ
Tlilti boy sajd there i-i much dissatisfaction
amcnj? the private soldiers of the arm/; that
great numbers are sick; that they have no salt
nor salt meat, Lui live almost entirely on fresh
beef and hard bre*d. The othcers aione have
sal , but neither tea norcotfoa. That the common
1 ilk among the oftioara Is that if they are beaten
at Conlrevilla they wiil fail back on Manassas,
where their hanks are well prelected.
Death of James X* M’Lanali&n
Mon. Jem a X. MoLanahan, cl ChtinberMburg.
former member ol Congress from the Franklin
I>Htnot, died suddenly in New VoMc on Midday
night last, lie was born at Antrim, Franklin coun
ty, Jo ISCB, was educated at l>idk nson College,
Carlisle, and afterwards studied for the bar. He
settled in Chsnrh-rrdmr?: and soo » took a high
rank in h> pre festoon. In 1841 ho was elected to
the Vtate Heuate. In l.viy, and again in 1861, he
was eleo‘«; 1 to Oongre-s, and made a mon: faithful
and excellent member, He has not appeared in
pull.-’ ifti.-nK'th'i retirement from Congress.
Much of'his time has been passed in New York*
among : h - relatives cl' his wife, who survives b:m.
Mr. McLanahun was a m to cf talent and high char,
acter. and his lo**h wil' bo deeply lamauled.
—Un ’lhursday morning, December 19 th, Mr.
SAMUEL L PEN NOCK, in the ihirty-flrsl year of
his age.
His funeral wil! take p ace from the residence
o f his father-in-law, Hon. Moses, Hampton, near
Wilkicsburg, on Sa'urd \y morning at ten o’clock,
to proceed to Allegheny Cemetery. The frjeuds
)f the family are inv.b d to attend.
Carriages will leave tho stable of Rody Patter-
terser* at nine o’o ooic.
"^I.SHAKT’S
BRONCHITIS,
80RE TH ROAT AND BREAST,
lIRANDRKTH’S VkSkTAI.E PILLS .re
infallible for costireness, spasms, lovs of ap
petda, sick headache, giddiness, t-ense of bloating
after raaa's, drowsiness, and cramp ng
pains, and all d Borders of the stomach and bowels
.1 C. iJOuK, publisher of the State Banner. Ben
nington. Vt, eayi-; he was attacked with Dyspepsia
an 1 suffered so severely from it, that not a particle
o food could be swallowed withoutoccanioniDg the
nor t uncomfortaM r« nea ion in his stomach For
five years he sutfored from ibis dreadful complaint,
when h* u-ed BRANDRETU'S RILLS. Tho first
box did not seem to benefit him much, l ut the
second produced a ch toge. and 1-y the time he had
taken fix box-*- a COMPLETE CUKE was effected.
Hjs-hvs* “My dyspepsia was gone, and my ex
pectation of an «tl* devh vanished.'’
BRtM'K KTH'H fILIjH are sold at the PRIN
CIPAL OFFICE VW CANAL BT, and 4 UNION
SQUARE, New York.
<_»bt* n your tlrs*.supply Irnm --ne of theeede
po s or lr<-m cue ol tlm r-L'U'ar advertised agents
for the GENUINE BRANDKETH’B PILL«;you
will men know how to discern between the true
and false.
/> rfio'i the ■ ! t.h c-t me
Bold by TriOH. REDPATH, PUUbnrch, Pa,
And bv all reapeciaole dealer* in medicines,
delAdmdnw
B>l.
FAIRMAN, UMIHKTAKER, »ol« want
V) 7 for Fiske's Metallic Buri*; Cases, ut R. R
BULGEE*B CABINET WARKROOM-L No 4&
BMiTHFIKLU SI REET. Residence, *l*
street. Allegheny City. Orders may be left AT
CHARLEY LIVERS STABLE, Allegheny City.
ao2l-6md-2j> 7
‘.Urut UK TIH ClTlXUil lasodiNcs CoeviHT, >
1 i t-thu-gfi, l>pcemi*er Wth, 18i>l /
f| idV 11.-'N • NuTicK-THK
and I 'irectnr* ufihis ('omiuuv have Uiii d-.v
J.-. lirod aJd>vi<iend|ot TH KKE l -<»LLA UH , er share
P..JHJIO lo iho:? oi. Uiio.d'rt forthwith.
SAMI-ki. BKA, Becreury.
•u t nr w •’! >..-y frv.-iji
ll v I. U S TKU l, J, K. H— IHE UNi> •> •
U>«y winouow-.t hi ruse If a UN. N
( AM Ida I'K.'.-r ir,»* ..ftire <>| t’l I’Y CONTROL KR
hi t.i»! cuauiug mumcipa. election
CHARLES W. J.KWIB
<'irtZENdOK PI I'TBRUttOH,-
announce tnva»<]f ir- you «a h canJidate
htt ctiKuiDg election, for the office of
r.o we l 1 sulormfd
iiHlt.ng iTpenence in varied and extensive bu-i
- perfwt fami mruy vr.ih acoounu, an,i the
hlentiftcat on of a lifetime all- hJT th'' nuwesta of
m> naiivi* i-iiv, • ni.tie me in i ou; «><>ntitleoce and
support. L wid roufldently hope for your sutfnu'eN'
WIUjIAM little
TICK!N(»H AliL CHECKS,
CANTON KLAXNELS, W‘ OL LKLAiNEH
NEW STYLE SHAWLS, black und white,
NEW'.STYLE CLOAKS, DRESS HILKH
Closing out at great gacrifioe.
FRENCH all colors 60cand upwards
NEEDLE WORK AND HOSIERY, very cheap,
CLOTHS, OAB3IMEKES AND TWEEDS,
In wa haven full stock >t very low prices
miny of thegooda having beeu purchased before
the recen; advance in prices.
C. HANSON LOVE
74 Market Street.
delA-dAw
OP DOLLAR SAVINGS
INS' HANK, for the a.x months ending NOV EM
BER 80, 1861
Amount due Depositors, Dec. 1, 1861 $4lB 744 95
i>.?l<Jond * - 11,44:1 74
Contingent Fund, Dec. 1, 1961, 20,926 93
Suspense Account 102 00
•461.216 62
ASSETS.
Bonds and Mortgages $328,421 84
Slock in Pittsburgh banks...- 76,975 68
Bills fieceivanle 9l
Cash on hand 26.873 24
5461,216 62
The Trustees have this day de< lared a dividend
of Turk Pxa Cb.\t. out of the profits of the list
aix months, payable forthwith. If not dr«*wo, will
bear interest irom December lat-
CHAS. A. COLTON,
PiTtasoiaß, December 6th, 1861, Treasurer.
The undersigned, Aud ting Committee, respect
hi'if report that they hare examined the Treasu
rer's Report for ihe six months ending Nor. 30th
1861, and that they have examined tbe Assets!
consi-ttng of Bonds and Mortgages, Certificates of
Back Htnok. Bills of Exchange and Cash on band,
and tiud the same to be correct, and to correspond
Wif’i Ihr.-iild }-.v ort.
JNO B. M’FADDrCN,
JAM. B D. MEEDH,
, iHAAC WHITHER.
I'lTTtmjaoa. Deot-mber 4th, 186 i. deixstdliw.
JOSEPH H- THOMPSON,
GENERAL AGENT
CMMISSION MERCHANT
JTo, 4 JTorth Fifth Street,
PHILADELPHIA, PA
JgMBKOIIJ ERIKS AT UObT—
Clearing out Bale of
FRENCH EMBROIDERIES & LACK GOODS AT
EATOW, MACRHM £ OCX'S.
d<lt «a M KUUx streti.
m
OIEO.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
49 St. Clair Street.
Gentlemen's Clothing made to order cheap
FOR CASH.
Having returned from new
YORK, with a choice stock of CLOTHS.
CAbSf MERES and VESTINGS, which can be po?
chased at prices far below the usual rates.
Great inducements oSereu to cash buyers.
se2l;6m
SIMON .fGHNBTON, Druggist, 1 /'IHRI ST \f A S CIT R*TSLZ ‘ —
comer Smithfield and Fourth steeia. *1 ■» l o IJU Uifl ih—
FINE TKEKOOJJDIAL,
For the cure of
COUGHS, COLDS, Ac
For sale by
Original Letter at 294 Cans' street. N. Y
CITY CONTKOI.r.UR
PRIN'IS, niNOHAWS, Ao,
HHIRTING.S AND BHKKTI NiO,
NEW STYLE DRESS GOODS,
tußiLmm
—AND -
NEW ADVER 1
IMPOR
iir? b»
PATENT AGENCY «
Peril C. Lawrence
For Twelve
Years an Offi-
cer of tbe Pa-
tent Office - -
tbe last four
an a Member
of the Board
cf Appeal.
NOTE—AII information necessary to p/noure a
Patentand a copy of the Patent Law* >. nt free of
charge.
Rafer to present Commieaiorer of Paten*..* Hon.
Uttid P* Hollowsy.
}i PuR bATtrKACI IUK JU TiUR^KLYE-f,
as well a« to coDviuct i)ie pu»>’i.* tb*! we
keep pure we have bid some < four Winn*
kj ex-unined by Mr. Weyraan and rerp.’ftfully
submit the romm 10 the pitolia
(ropy) •
Piu-sburgh, May*2*- I^6l.
M EB9RS. TIJSRNA n - k<» I£TTY —1 haveex ainin-'d
Ihe specimen of whisker left wi h o and rind it
to be a pure article. I.h free from fja I oil the
common impu.ities of Wb.sk es.
You Deed hare no h'shuiina ia ofh-rutg it as a
genuine article. UKO. W. WK.YMaN.
We h»ve slid on hand a few her o-!.* o' this
Wbtaky fjr sale at ■ ur store, north-ea«t corner of
Oh o street and the Diamond. Al'eithoov c.ty.
d«80 1w
inn BA.KKELS KYE WHISKEY,
A V/vr from three to seven years o.d;
IM> barrels Rectified W f i*key :
40 do Riw do
A fine assortment of Imported Brandi op, Pure
Wild Cherry amt A lackbejry bra dy, lor rarities!
purposes
Pure Port, Madeira and Bherry Wines, of the best
bruuds, always on band and for sale wuoles.de and
retail by
TIKRNAN A GEITY
Wholesale and Retail Grocers, north east comer
Ohio street and the Diamond All egbeny. Hc2>
ASTHMA,
Present a pair of those neat well made
Gaiters, Slippers or Sboes,
DIFFENBACHKR’S,
No. 16 Fifth street.
Flour barrels'wanted—
We want to buy FIVE HUNDRED FLOUR
BARRELS per day, the greater part of wh.ch
shoald be round hickory hooped.
For such we will pay 40 cents each ;»a cksh, de
lirered at cur roi'i or 3'.' cents each al the land
ings or railroad stations, in Pittsburgh.
HORNE'S HOLIDAY SALE
Slo. 77 Market Street.
The best bargain's in the
CITY LM
IiMBKoIDERIES & LACE GOODS,
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
GLOVES, GA UNTLEIS, HOSIERY,
WORKED SUPPERS,
fA n c; v t;o « ns.
Having marke i cur -in ;k Irun
25 to 50 PER CENT
•eiovT former prose*, we are nmv Ml -ring
great iapk eyieats
u por.onn who wi.h lo mpplf themsolr... win,
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
I.intr iderod aad Plain Lium lUndkeroliiot*,
»or) l., X e ,n.l varied; Kmbr. Hared daml-
Ker«xie a a 125 renix, up to$:;. r *o: i.a«e
'1 rimmed iiandkeruhiefs at cunt
I’ure Linen Handkerchiefs
for 6*4 cent*; Gent*’
Fine Linen
Hanoker-
Qhiefs^
laVj-
Wide Hemmed,
Revere Bo'aered, Oorded'
Border, Scolloped, and all oin«r
kln.lH of Sllli. for Radio.; y ran( . h
worked sett." al 60, 00, 75, 60, *l,OO fl 2A
aud all other mice to sdoj; Ua m ,„j„;,j
Snip till are, at .11 price.; La lies', Gemlemena,
M,a»,.,' a ltujrs trlofta A Gauntlet ; w.a, ... i, “,de.
SKATLNG CAPS
TOW TOW GAPS, SLEEVES
SONTAGS, SCARFS, ’
CLOUDS AND TWILIGHTS.
HOOP SKIRTS,
oi all klude and at all prlcei;
French atut Mechanic Corsets.
An entirely new stock of
-.EMBROIDERED slippers
PONTMONAIES AND CABAS, 1 ’
Ladies Leather Bags, Ac., Ac,
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
’» all qualities and colors.
kl. 4^r A eone“ho“aa 0 bu C r “ SOliC “ ed fr ° m
CHEAP GOODS
JOSEPH HORSE,
dec!B2w TT MARKET STREET.
250 BILMORAL SiiißTSr
ALL COLOBS AND PRICES
JUST OPENED AT
W. & D. HUGOS'.
The largest and niuat beautiful stock or
CLOAKS,
CIRCULARS,
—AM'—
S II A W L F. t
All of the NEWEST STYLES, at
w. & ». Hucusy
CORNER FIFTH AND MARKET STREETS.
de7
1 n GROSB BROWN'S BRONCHIAL
X v7Thf>rHRS, just received and for sale by
GKO. A. KELLY, Druggiet,
dels No 69 Federal street, Allegheny.
TSEMENTS |
,’l'AATsr-p
ror » .
PATENT AGENCY
Rolit. w. Fenwick.
For tbe past
lour years
liana gc r of
tbe washlng.-
lon Branchof
the Scientific
American Pa*
tent Ag e hey
and for Fif
teen Years in
ibe 1* n t# n t
Agency Busi
ness.
otruu bvimE,
bOLD AT
R. T. K KKNEDY A BRo ,
P«»Hr! Hteam Mill.
AT
-AND
Our «tc>ck of
JOHN J. LOGAN,
ATTOHSEV AX iiff,
KUHN'S LAW BUILDING,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ili'HMy
CARPETS'
2 5 PIECES
NEW DRUGGETS,
75 PIECES
NEW BRUSSELS CARPET.
fts»Tlteae hive ju-tbeenxeceiTeihnti arooftbe
La’i K9F AND HICSE&T PATTERNS, at the low
est prices
W. M’CLINTOCK.
H 8 Mulut Btr.atl
»l Slight Cold,
/^fCaaj l sen£&&
or . j3fhjLaa± t
vgJUCE &3f which might he checked
with a simple remedy,
xf neglected, often terminates seidousiy.
Few are aware of the importance of
stopping a■ or m ift-hi
/paid, in its first stage ; that which
in the beginning would yield to a
mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
at/i.jJcs the lungs.
*& J^.f-atT-chialo*cjJl£&.
Ware first introduced eleven years ago.
Jt has been proved that they are the
h*>rt article before the public for
/f CJCriiui, gcJtU, J^*CU r UllljdJu&. i
fi-S.UjLjn.a., ftfaicufr’h., the Sacking
Gough in san.&ujrLfi£Lanand
numerous affections of the f 3f h-f-CjClt t
giving immediate relief.
JPublic Speakers X Singers
wiU fnd them effectual for clearing
and strengthening the voice.
Sold by all (Druggists and (Dealers
in ff.dicim, a.t £5 cents per box .
de9-6m diw
H.'R. BCiLGER,
MAOTFACTTraKR OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION OP
FURNITURE.
Ho. 45 Bmlthfieli Street,
PITTSBURQH.
ASBOBTMENT OF
Pittsburgh Manufactured Furniture,
Constantly on band, which we will sell at the lowest
prices for CASH. TnyKklyda
THE GREAT IiUESTIOS 0? TAB DAY
For the next two weeks will be,
WHAT OUGHT I TO B TT-Y
FOB A
.CHBISTMAS
NEW YEAR’S PRESENT.
AH the friends si
RXTNEJIAN, HKTi
Thai hive not yet dettrm
please lo k over the follow
taey wt 1 be mire to find &*
Gold Veet Chain 3, ■
“ Gcntu’ Breastpins,
“ Bracelets,
*■ Spectacles.
Watoh Seal-},
“ Pen * and (!»««•«.
* ijockeis for Aftna-
Uires,
“ Necklace,
“ Stud-*,
** Sleeve Button. o ,
“ Oro*seH. <
*• l-'incer Hines
14 Chat la n Chains,
*• Ear
“ Har Dropp,
“ Guard Ontiua,
“ Keja,
“ Charms,
“ ArrnlotH,
M Pencils Jo, 4c
Plated Ice Pitchers,
I’iated Spoon* and Forks,
Plot, d Hoii|) and i jtt'r Ladler, ele, <■(<•:
60_U ,l<ian.l nl?fr Watches of ever, iinacaiea
bio r'y’e ai.d pi!■ -e.
flCft- iTenc-: and American Clocks*, Buy
Musical Holes, 2 to 13 tunes; Bronte,Stal
u*ry. to unouaiea aid fancy articles tn general too
u tmerou- to All wo ask. n a call at our
NO 4; FIFTH STREET, rue door
from «* oul ami examine oor goods and mi -es
dels *
IST O W READY
THE NEW NOVEL.
By the author of
“RUTLEDGE,”
entitled
- f P H K SUTHERLANDS.
One elegant 12 mo. doth bound. Price $1,25.
For inauy years there hu appeared no work o
fiction of «uch power and originality aa a RUT :
LEDGE.*' It flashed suddenly with great bnL
Haney upon the reading community, whose cu
riosity became inUnse regarding iu authorship
which to this day remains a mystery. The new
norel—“Ti. E£U TH KRLANDS”—developes fresh
literary genius of extraordinary cnaracter, «nd will
add Lo the fam« of the author.
Also a new and superior edition of
RUTLFDGE.
Uniform in appearance and pi ice with "lhe Snth-
erlaudtf.”
BUTLKDItK, after haying passed more than
tweniy editions, has for some lime past been en
irely out of print, and these new and more ele
gaot copies will meet with aready Bale. For Bale by
HENRY HIKER,
Successor loßunt A Miner.
next doer to Post office.
HITE KID
—AND—
SATIN SLIPPERS, HEELED
suitable lor balls, parties and ;wedding, jnst m.
ceivod by
W. E. Schmertz & Go.,
No. 31 Fifth Street.
dels
ALIjIiGHBNYVALLEY RAILROAD OFFICE. 1
Si Pittsburgh, Beoemher 18th, 1881 f
PECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET-
I iN D°7 Th !I Stookholdßra of the Allegheny
vadey Railrn.d Company aye requested tomeefat
•he Oftce of the company, corner of Pike street
fS’LMV? ••’e city of Pittsburgh,on FBI.
DAY the atthday of December mat, at 10 o’clock
a m, to take into consideration the attairs of°the
By order of the President motem.
dei °~ td JAMES GIBBON, Secretary.
natkona oil.
WE are now MANUEACTU
BIN(i this article, which for brilhancv in
Darning, freedom of offensive odor, and tranßDft
rency of-color, (which color we warrant hot to be
changed by ago or exposure,; is unsurpassed by
any illuminator in this or Eastern markets. As a
profitable Oil to the consumer, we can Bpeciallv
recommend it. Also, our manufacture of J
CAUSTIC SODA,
Used by all largo Soap Makers and Oil Refineries
which excels lo percent in strength all the make
->i hogiisb Soda brought to this country..Oiirnunu
licuireof
SAPONIFIER, OR CONCEBTRATEO LIE, SALT,
Are ho well and tavorahlyknowa, we trust the
memtoote sufficient. " ’•
All order* and inquiries will bepromp 4 ly aUende
to by j dtireaßUig . * ■ . . ■
(iKORGE COLHOUIV, Ageot.
Henna. Salt Manufacturing Company.
aolSlydwis 24 Wood Btreet, Pitfeburgfc
BdBIBT PAL88.1.......„».M.«M. w ...m.JUU8 A OiiDQKI
ROBERT D4LZEII tt CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
CO9BISSHHI USD FORWBQIHG MERCHANTS
Dsaufti£nf Pfoucuxah© ftneasaasSiUßnriatzxß;
NO. **l LIBERTY S i^EBT,
&U 9 PnTSBUBfIIL
PITTSBURGH THEATRE
; ’iiWßMtyito MAauaXH....._WM. HENDERSON
Boxes. $6,00: Singlo
B®** Hox, fljoO; Parqnette and Dresa
6O oenta; Family Circle, 36 cents;
Colored Gallery, 36 ceme; Colored Boxes. 6o cents;
Gallery, 16 cents.
OIL CLOTHP,
THIS EVENING.
Will be presented the
PATRIOT'S DBS AM.
*d m Grey.,.. W. Henderson
“»£•* £»*»»•*• i--K-4-4.Jfc.aewi.ri
Rtbertttlmer-; MfiManiw
o* theorem e length of the
above beantifuidramano oilier piece will bo per
formed this evening. r
In rehearsal. NigStOwl .BdJsefcßohinscn and
hiH Monae*. A)a< dip, apd Beauty and the Beast.
Peter'Spybe.* Bouse
Gertrude ~~ .. Paniij Denham
After wblchJsongS by Ida Duval Dniees byAT. e
Ututae, Negro Delineations byJchbnv Halt and J.
8 DavixUxbt Halau' Ingand Tricks ofDexterity l»y
Prof. Kirbye and t on. ' *
The performance winoouclade'witb.pie
COLLEGE BOY.
R*bat«r_. _™4.....lti.;Bc i aße
dsats in Boxt.iScealaji-anjaeOTlScsiitis Gallery
10 cents. ”..■•• }
Doors open at 6 %, Or rtalnrifes i%.
IMMENBE BITCCEB&
IMMENSE BUJOEBS.
JIM FLAKE,
JIM FLAKE. v.
I * : M(B3 KAGStKBOWEBS.
wren „ . ~ MISS MiGGrEBOWEBa.
mart NEWTON,
and tbe fall company.
CAPT. IRISH’S KEYSTONE CAVALRY,
CBLONEL LABOR'S FAVORITE BRIGADE-
Highest pay aid best equipments in tbe service.
*s££ “S¥L^ET h 0 fi “ fu “ lng 0mQ °' No
. , oat Capt NATHTj IRISH,
dels-6t Becruiting Officer.
-• JiTTonfrmrtkM jLAvr,
NO. 73 QJBANT STEKET,
PITTSBUEGH, PEkirA.
delS-tf . ,
QHBIBTMAS PBESENTS—
Just received a large. aaaortmenf4&l.
‘ - ' ' : 'P
GENTS’ SLIPPERS,
VERY CHOICE PATTERNS, ' ;
and selling low by 1
W E. Schmerlz St Co.,
dela : No. street.
iS THE TIME
iad customers of
RAH & BIEDLE,
lined on what (o buy wil
wing list of articles, when
ometbing to sett:
j. til?er 'I able Spoonx,
*' Tea Bpoon*.
I “ Porks;
w Butter Koires,
“ Hemp Ladies,
** Crfiatn Ladles,
** Sugar Tonga,
u SnUbpoon^
“ Mustard apoons
‘ Child’s Eaifv A
¥<»rk,
*•' Caps,
** ThunbtEia,
“ Snuff Boxes,
- '• Napkin King<
Plated Casters,
M Cake Baskets,
w Tea Setts
M Coffee Sells,
*' Molasses Pitch
ers,
TO PROCURE PRESENTS
1 FOR TBE • •' \
HOL id ays.
embbojlubbies.
Embroidered iHandkerelilefs,
Embroidered Collars,
Embroidered Setts,
Xiinen Collars, .
Idnen Setts,
Laco Setts,
Wool Hoods,
Leather Cabas,
Leather B wkets,
j Portmonaies, &c
CHEAP CASH
ftp-
CHABLE& GIPNEB’S,
No. 78 Market Street,
delft g
gg BKIB fs
BY TKBSTEAMKR CANADA. . A
receirod this daj and for sae at wholesale and re
toil by
V iT
HOUSE, SIGN & OHNAMENTAU
and blazikb
rowtli Hti, Brt, .W«odyPlriSib||i*4
„ PITTSBUB&B, pa.
attaadad to. ..mtfWTil
Jg*AU work
fihe french boots,
BCLUire AT ir*W TORKPKICIS,
wig #. E, SCHMEBTZ & CO.
T. J. WKAJfjr j-aoL MU(iUB__WM. «515 S
Western Stove Works,
245 LIBKBTI STBEKT, PinBBUBGS;
OKlfl&
; _ KAWTTPACTUBEBSj
CALL THE ATtSuTioN
lecJd of the P aWio lo «ielr Urge stock of Well Be-
Cpok, Heating Stoves,;
ALSO—IMPROVED
KtTCHEir URGES, GMfE FROHTS, M..
which **» he found tire
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