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IS• PUB 4N D FANI YRI N TING st rated .ea•- 4.- , C3KRAtRCIAL MERCANTILE AND LEGAL WORK at short nouco, on reasonable term., Particular atheatiost plact M 'am Pr 4.6!..mz of POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, &e., por OonoartN arA Crlrrm.nr, I,OOiTitMS OF PIPE & MACHIPIER, RAVENS aIO3IIISIMT SORB DUDE 40 MIS row tivilitie for turuang out Work with prompt. sees and e...6patala =not be excelled by one nt 4 44.44,4 net t... 0 40 the WILL. M. FABER & CO,. STEAM MIRE BUILDERS. IRON FOUNDERS, General Kannßasta and Boiler Nakers, Near the Pern'a R. IL PNisnenger Depot. pl - TTsiErtRGH, PA., MA_NUFACTURE ALL KINDS O: f3t am Et k gmes, reop—in ai three to •,, handred and Eft} , horse 'sower. and suited fo.• s„, ; „ min s , Furnarea, Factorir give particular attention to the construc f s „ p . E tna! and Machinery for grist mils, rights, =day and circular saw mills.* or ship. Have also on hand, finished and , tiers of every merit at short notice, Engines • • desx#,tlon- Iron eepsitately, Also, =Ash Boners nn' ~ '''.ra and Pallies Wrought Iron Shaithig.. eanufaciera of evert variety, and eon ^. ,sue Cards. W c4e= BUcah ' er Y, 121'. machinery manufactured Ourprfoen are low , and warranted in of the bast quality o „ ism. all ewes to giro o l ds of the Mdluti7ADholtoo ilifrOrdera fro rorantl• i I • . 100 V b - Baltintere A, Colfee. Sugar. ir efircele eras C. cal fli 4 ' ' pacqv i A lt 2 acre am/lama' a BROI3. Nos. 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B WAB ' IT BLACK MAIL ?- 1 012 Thursda:t night, Mrs. Mo wan, wbo keeps a cdifec tionery store at the correr of Smithitel, s reef and Virgin alley, went up to the she loon, where four pers.ne. two'nen and tw ,Karmen, had gone td eat oysters, and foul d one of the termer tiskfrir tier saver wen. from a cupboard, whttictifte latter were se crating it undsr their. cloaks. The party, when detected, treated ho„affsir very too. calling it a joke, hilt Mrs Morgar called in a passing polican, wrieri 4 itftei one of the !eronles into tears, and some par:eying, saielfe would vouch for the character of the parties and per suaded Mrs. Morgan not to prosecute. -They wore all allowed to deport, and wen to re house on , Third street. It Is suspeotec very orbngly , that,the policeman (if snob , Imicral) received a , - - bribe from 4beFartyi )iteillyern not cc arrentil in the atoFe, 4-41 iVa r gyr o tteAtit ' l ' Vl* • ' , tats' if VO - off f .ree- PITTEIBURGa FJOLALX OOLLEGE.-111 Azoce.ll,isnt Awn ution, having been closed during the holidays, will open for the re. ception of pupi.s this morning at A o'clock. Pittsburgh ran n w claim the honor o , hav , ng the beet sustained F , lns!e in Ihe State. We know of no !otter in Ptitation lot the education (if young ledlet to all tb. , bran, s ..1 a p. , ltti t-nd ornamen tal et:heat:on WELL DONE, PENN —rtie committee of the Yenn Lo.erar3, S, defy. "Awn] Henn Rauck, J. H di-irr and W. (.4. Donseatti have paid cve: to Mayor Wtl,on $BO, the proceeds cf the late exhNiton .1 that society for the benefit of volunteers' lean lies. They regret that the sum was not larger, bnt account for the small return by the absence i.l a number if members in the army The Mayor duly acknowledges the receipt of the moriiy. with mans ibanke to the mem ben fir in.drtheintere.=t ed benevolence. THE FEMALE SHOVER —The woman ar rested ot, lr nay eVOLICZ, pa.s . ng countarfett fit) bill on the Bank of B.Jyala ton, Vern St, at the drug store of bi mon Johnston, rottlflAd street. is Mrs. Mary Jane Kerr, (a sister of John McKee, of this city) whose husband resides et Johns- town. She has also been identified as the sem, woman who passed a $lO b l, l at Con , man's drug stote, Pennsylvania avenue Her stories as to where she got the b.ll she tried to pass at Johns on's are c •nflicting. She alleges that she got it from her hue band, to whom McKee states that he re , cently gave such a note. But it is also be lieved that Kerr has been bore, engaged in passing the money. It is ovident that the parties who did pass them were acting in concert, and we hope, now the clue is ob mined, all may be brought to joatice. , lilrs. Kerr will 4ve,e, heat iii tgtfilsY. , e; • - • IaTRBT FROM WEATERN VIRGINIA. -It seem that Captain R 'wand's company, co the First Virginia Cavalry, was neither captured nor cut to pi.ces in the riatmt re treat from Sutt.oh to Weston They con terded with a much superior force fur seven or eight hcurs and got. through to Weston without the loss of a single man Captain R , wand 'e from this c;t:i end ble trends will be .g ad to learn of he safety. A despatch date; Salitown, January 3 !. says " The rete't, horned the town , Sutton, with the exct-pti n of two or tbret , house They ISIEO burned the two church et the Flatw tocla detitr, yed al t the Tove - nment property that was at Sutt,vn." Oa Saturday, Dec 'tuber 27ih, a party of rebel cavalry ar.d infantry, numbering about one hundred, attacked the small force of Union men, Home Guarth, at Greenland. Tue pickets were eluded by the infantry, and then the cavalry drayy them in. But twenty of the Home were in fighting conditton, the others bet log d•twn with the meaalee. Thorp tweet), with six other. of a se..ut.ing party sent thither from rw Creek, formed upon a bill near LLo o-we, and drove the •)e•le off, with. ut having a man and but three wounded. The rebels had four killed and a cur.siderable number wounc• ed, all of whttm they carried off but one. There are now seven thousand troupe at Romney, including six companies of CEIV. airs and two of artillery, all thoroughly equipped and in a most efficient state Trier- has been no advance yet, nor will there be until reinlorc_iments are re, ceiv‘-d. itecr.ris woe exp , -ctea ar Romriey daily, and, on his arrival, It wee .F it tee operalioos would be K oy b at 'Cumber tetid, • v- low !rum !be effect Of tn. r.d. 11 , ? tee never quite recov ered w-.-, uoe, iitiwo at PtAlllpf .i and ru,,niris navy elepee before he vigil be again St/i.3 t. take ,11,3 THE bii6AT QLtsTION OF THE DAI For the next two week, will be, WHAT OUGHT I TO BUY FOR A C E K I S T ISZ NEW YEAR'S PRESENT All tr, -, frienon and custr.rn Ara of RICINEmiIv, 3ikYdo 44 bIiII.IIJE, That have no vet dot rm ned on what to b en pi sae lo k over the following lt, of artem they wi I tre sure to find somelLing to am //old Vs- t Ch on , . 1 tt dyer 't abi •• c n , " Gen•fi' firestorms, j " T • la, " Brace! a, , a SIC!' Elli Tail, boa- otwlee. boup Ladles, " Vinton Beal4, (;roam Ladles, " Sugar Tongs, Pen and Cases. " Lockets for kiln a am , n., tures, a• Murrard 'Doom; ' Neckline, a• Ch d'4 Knife It ' Stac,, F,uk., ", Sleeve Ba"' .. Cur, a Orm , see, , s, .. Thimbles, Finn Lhzdto, " Snuff Bogen, Chatele ga, " Napkin Rlcga, Ev ,r.,r,, " Plated rasters, Lard On:ice. " Cake maskets, -,,, "evs, Tea Setts / Charms. aa reliiP/3 Setts, Armle's, " Molasses Pitch " Pencils, km. in er.., Plated /co Pitchers, P.ated .spo , n. 11.11 F9/ks, Plated :two and a vat r 1.4a.1ee, etc, etc: io).„ Gale and , leer Watches of every =again/v. le style . and orice4 q. Frenca Berman and American Clocks, Bpy Glasses, Musical Boxes 2 to 12 tunes; Bronze. Stat ryryg~rrr R .odmonalea and tancy articles in general too riMaiVfotts 'to rnondon. All we ask is a ca.l4at our establishment, .N 0 4 • aJPI'H STREP,T. ene door from wood, and examine our goods and prices. • datla ALUAW E GRIST MILL FOR .a&L,6:..--Rit4ate on Long Creek, fire mflris from Li srpool, Ohio. The mill fe four stones box 65 &0.-steam:lrd water. rower. Engine f ur feet strottigihrm ref 44106 Frareilvßgrn4 Front nip. chints,elevawas and other mt , hinery in good order and diiking agbod bminess. Three *Kell nee, two stain, Store„-itei twenty-two acres of.,land, •alao ten save of , v Isni, and the- privilege .ot 102 sicomAßcel. Prteleattone of oiL 4182/ B. CUTHBERT &Jiff, 81 b 1~. 4tF f _h`— M== !i.. ISif 041f'.: . . ,;- --'' , . JAN 6 Corporal Intc.D. , nriill was one •,1 the tw,. hundred 'rid tors,but he wts f.3.' I t I :Coif k, with Captain iii3ni.linglaw, a few days since. frie prisoners left R clam,nd at about 7 u'oleek this mornitg, and on arriving here all who needed eicitning were immediately 'upplied by the 11 laitarmasVee Departs went ECOUting ptlt) lac 'hie EllorLlPg, and •;:r . co•ded to G , 1•9 , .. St's , r;d t, uLd ue...upi u by n gtioni eftv,dr -. . The plt,:e pllsseeteri, ' , y the tarty, guard !6: there. Toe editor of the I{'chnu•cd Dispatch, as we hear by a pasa nge., a flog Qt le now la Baltimore. A flag of truce from Norfolk, th i 3 aftro.- net xi, brought down ever thin) ph,eu.gore to go North, including a theetrlctil 0%211:- puny. The following is the only tklegraphle dispatch in the Richmond D-spLitch t • . r• day. CoLuitt.nik, S C., Jan I.—Al: thy Yan kee l riz , ontrs (rim Obariesi---, i! eluding Col. Corcoran, artin•; tete ,Itert uu in a tipe . eial train They were to ;at depot by the rebel guatJ. uf this Lc.y, and zon4ucted to the jail. • liatlltstoitit, San i•t the Unidn prisi Lera arrivd here. He has .n article trem a R uem ud paper, which cut Out and secreted in his bo.t It irives an awful picture of the condition of the rebel army on the Potomac. It int s that the entire army is ciemorai: sisi—r••g.men tal drliis have d mi.n ,re spending their time in uaing g:easy lrcke u! card• gasr,b!let; Great number w are itieririg laige sums i. , r ~ü bstitLact. O;.e lied off , red as t:gn $1 500. d tie editor urges the g•rv. :r.rcer.t to ipaedliy do scrn :;.hlne to r , •triove ovi;; and that adds la the demo• adzed the army that nallstrrieht., , cannot g.• ea thousands who would being de terred by diacovering the condition of the army. A Now Orleans dispatch of the 27± says that the powder tb , nay, exploded last night. The guard bad inspected the premises only half en hour Define. It is attributed to en incendiary The released prisoners say their ci thing end boots were lurked upon with longing rep ES by the rebels, and i'ispeetitiiy the•r book-; many were nt,,r , :d us nigh as *25 for them. hf. fI Lx. Jl3 I .—A o , m!rd.rato Ftorrm , r i..g m Yeme.et.lA to the Navy Y-ord, Was fired upon from the hatt,rlrs o! Fort P:exens. G.m. BraggrB bstteriei repl!o!, ind the fire was CeatiLlibd at the last He- C.UIIIB. AUGUSTA, Jan. 2 —Pfts . ate dispatches from Pocotalego, datcol yeaterde.y, states Mat the Fsderals Litt , rupted an advance rom Port B yal, but w..ire repulsed by the i 4th Suuth Carolina volunteers, under the c..rnm5..0.1 of CA. J..nee. Tne Conf.dcr.., ate loss was 15 allied and w. undrel; one Yankee was taken prismer, the.r loan ce not otherwise blavd. latu. in:o-rro-; J if. hn := ccntldnnt, of b:8 19.50::,. Frov,t.i. Fed:n.l= fr.ai adr..uc o t ; L.ll Ch.srleue' l or .S.onitichh. Tao Bleb mond Dopatch rays tlVa pr: - vice d!apatch wan r,c,:ived y.e..avdiq 1r" ,,, lit Centreville, by a prornint•ne ary ( 1.5- car now in Ittelimocd, IT ,' LIICILI it F..)., ' ederai at . ack, that indications point tie ' at. an early day, on •• 411 "" i ''''F"t , and th , - , probab:,ity was thre 4 blal/L'ne°llo a tick would be wade ty .tthor pointy of the Po. tomac. • The Hi Afro / nd Dopatch of Friday says the co stela battbrua re}-lied to Fort p ick and the firing ct:ntinutal ad day. N Isola were engaged on either s:de, . • no castia . titi , 3s occurred with ue. Gee. In meg was absent, but Gen. A LI,- i 13rdr was In ctramand. Gen. 8;,g,.; returned on the 2d, but the Federals d.d renew the at tack, !tbd c uc guns were s;lent. HALIFAX, J.n. 4. —Nu news has yet been heard of the ate.w.hip Para a but all apprehensions in r , gard to her safety have subaided, from the fact that Bhu not leave Ei.uthempton till the 2,0. h of December. Mason and Slidell are hourly expected to arrive hue in the British gun boat ia naldo. The War fairly began between the ladlaas and 1 exAns, LRAVENW. Jac 4 —R'po:ts from cJuntry ab.,w the war Ilse be,Aun bt•tw , en loyal Indians against Texans and rthel halt oree,l6. Ina tight, in Chercke county, it is rilortod that Cooper, a Laan General, and Mclntosh, the loader of the rebel Creeks, were killed, Loyal Indian's lose 14, Rumored Loss ofil,loo English Troops. lieLtrex, Jan. 3-. Junior is prere , lens that the steamship Parana, with 1,100 troons on board, hag been lost in the Sr. L ®-once river. A large steamer, supposed to be the American, is cruising off this port. 141.2 , -,-1W 4b4 fresh Lime for sale by • cam) ELIENNT H. cowris, RV' TVl.gGkiAi H By Yesterday's Telegram. From Fortress vas of the Union Frboners from !Richmond Va.--Great Bethel In our Possession--- 1 Prisoners at Charleston etc. FoanutssNaon, January B.—Ttt,. steamboat George Washington left. 0 Point, at eleven "'clock this Morning, ant prco2eded up James river eh •ut nine miles, beyond Nowport News, where the ebel stenmer Northampton was mot with he Uuion prisoners from Itiarnono; they stepped on board ender protection of It , ..atonal flag, as the. roll of their name= were called. and sacint happy looking set of men weretzentom IMI4 , Cheer after eheei arose...from each boat as they sp. ,0.9.11eit-sunit.itlie b&ed of theflth artillery. ..,' l OO4 sweet Ht , titts 4101104 4 00 ed to th , enthusiasm. As iticiela t News, the crews-of ted States steam -frigate CumberlantiAnd Congress mbninvo the rigging, and the troups.at camp But. ler crowded the beach and the ,svnarves, and sent over the water weir shOUt Nelcom.. The George Wazhingt-n vEd hoz - eon Der return at abui.lt nt.• pa:.'. Lae „ . clock and tee Baltimore b-jut, wfaich was de ate( d. Lll.•the r(.l , --a-. ertst.cero to Lia , tiwore. L,t , MOW: re 7••• F.03..d is twu hundred and forty, and almost of them were tee, n at the battle o: Southern News From Alattfax :. ~~. ~w~.~;,; MOUNT 87: 1111.' ARD. and twenty-seven feet above the level 44 ' 1 of the sea, in the midst `of fogs which JOURINAL OF A TRAVR.R7. rise from immense depths and eternal [Continued! .- : i , glaciers. from 49 Sophia smilingly 8a . 1 A frozen lake, transparent as crystal, me to attend to that."' extended extends over a part of the plateau her hand for the chocolat' broke it in midway in b "_Mow in this lake, the rude tower of . water the hospice lifts itself, as if by enchants pieces, had some - d dropped , o A p l I,loevd ment, to the beicbt of seven thousand, the coke in, and added a' twigs of five hundred and forty-eight feet above the cornelstree. I Beard - for some I the level of' tho sea, flanked by enor !: cups, and the young 0 poured out mous rocks which shield it from the he foaminc, beverage w o h warmed ~,.. jviolence of the tempeds. It is the us effectually. • I highest habitation on the face of the ;globe; and DO motive less divine than The Count, like nap .. as aceom 'Chri,:tian charity could induce men of partied by four guides, !! oof them, ; erudition, refined feelincs, and polished who had cone out to 100 t the sky, reported on their return .. :-, t the weath er had much improved;" d' that the !sacrifice all the comforts of life. and clouds were disappearing. hind Entre- Mont. Sophia prepared - , - 1: father for ' manners. to do well on these lofty peaks, , G co o n d se i e n ra t t he t s h e e rv m i s c e e l o v e r s th a e s ir l b t r A e ozas n ts to the journey, and three ,the moue.- 1 CT. , b- con imiod i taineers placed him on , Actrse• I . i .....-,..-------------------- _ assisted Sophia to the sa ler*tapped - DR, )cL &MA 1 iuN—'.ity of Pitta 1 her marten-boa careful" around her, I turt,th , tv. mounted tdr,olya libi#l4,t d with the .5 1 ia 1/8 , 1, rdance 'A. - oh '. s prorts.,n-t of An Set of Ihs General Aasembiv ca the • ommonefaalth of Parl4344iSn'id our 15 ‘ V e travel ed I rt en r. c 7 c v y lv o'f i n i : r A"Tg l 'n, n, f 4 n, i i7f th ol'o lD 7Tr r ireA n t t u t° r l pe f on the top of the anm; but it was t merf t , to syt , i Act I GE RGF.14 ,. .T,-nN, A t iery t or e of happily, crusted by the 141. We passed 1 t ''';‘, l ., l ii L PAS this , t e lD AY TN .' rA r Vi A m itY, ° ,47.. I l L a lAt '2, month. , Fe freemno some hazardous spcp v +- , ',t thanks to I '.tpa the Fe' ,6 nth 'aY 6 f U• 8 cf rs,ch Ward of 841.1 ( . .1.y. , 11.18:158ii to ate ftr ." fi c ''' : ta . theeleverness o .Ite-m, • ineers, and i rnerritsrs of the Fft trse c f Ileprr•sfl:arrare s of tt.i• the tools they had provil4d themselves '':"m'''','t%7 ,, : , a. 47 S 7a' V.c.-7 , f t „,„,,:,, ct ,1 t ;, r :, c ..,, i with at the refuge, we cptinue I our t f• ,, n f-, a:4 flew- i, , , , twtl 0.. , r , ±c-r , r, , . pro: t. l ~ of sn r • t of As errott. fra,srl th- 16th (1 y of purney in safety. *11,n1 . .• our i;, l t ,y AD- 1; - 7 P i ' tn- p •--ta r-, se reas May 11 . 'f., 1J city. guides stopped 1 tt ..., ,-. ! !!!,,,, NM 4 . ',4! r II - I s•t•I cI r 1.11 . 0. we are,” they: , id, -o - o tite . ! s p . : I 0-1... qw Trmiaurer 8/ ~,, I. ~y vreat ruck of St. Bern d. ~ hold the .r 0t.,,,, 'crr T. Voli 5 ,, .. , ' ) .,1:',"" ' ' ' the cross there far a e the snow i ttv it tt tt 7 . '-- , 1 ,, n I. r • . - t ^ The monks tell us that sere was the temple of Jupiter AppeatiinUl. built by the R mans. and destro - d by tSt Bcr oar Ito plant the Cross ' Cbrist. Can the demon hurt us an more .! The Cross ! How beautiful 4 , is. It rcizris over all our valleys, an 4 succors and protects every one wit invokes its aid." We soon pemeived a ' enk wfth trn, men •of hermit:An liana , aticeeli a iff ied by two enormous .-do , One of 11::' i:Jf.it asked our guitiNft any disaster had o curred durin . . i .' the toroade II These two ...I.lartinitrs, l as they were called, Leloeged to the. hospice, and the two dogs were the most renowned of the breed. Their n4nes were Dra peau and Bellona. They are of a light cifor, with heads like lions, and bodies ai'large as calves. With extraordinary. Oitelligenee, at the orders of the monk they scent a man buried fathoms b4eath the snow. They aerate!) and Bleat away away the snow above the unfortunate t iaveler'e head , ' then they. free his arralii so that he can mcve his body. &elk dog has a thisk of...gc",wicis cnispenfle4from his neck, which has the virtue to warm the' blood and reanimate the benumbed limbs ' "When the traveler is roused he gets up and walks of himself But if he is too weak, he has only to lean on the dog's back, and the animal drags him to the pith where the maronier waits for his coming and extends the long pole to which he can cling When the traveler is completely overpowered by the cold, the dog breathes on his Lace and licks it, seizes his arm with his mouth, shakes and tries to stir him. Ile whines around him with restless solicitude. Thus the friendly dogs save every year a large number of travelers. The Swiss radicals with their Lig words of philanthropy, have less humanity than these dogs. More cruel than hyenas, they drove these holy monks from their hospice, after the war of the Sonderbund, and bawl thus caused the heath of huudreds of' Catholics who bad taken refwe ia the tueuritaies. Whilst we were talking tr the monk and marioniers,Drapeau uttered a quick, shirp bark, and sprang f or eeard rapidly, followed by Bellona, in sec direction of an avalanche heaped Ai the edge of a precipi..e. The 10 religious remark ed, "Some p , 4 "eople are burned t. ere , under these t ." He and the maron le„ h aste at once to the spot. We toNweo.t. haste at some distance, and wat(4. , d the manoeuvres of the dogs.— Dey beat eagerly about the place, i {welt, wagged their tails, thrust their muzzels into the snow, cud began to serat , _h and dash It aside until they reached the earth. Then they yelped with a cry of mingled delight and pity. They shook the body of an unfortunate wan laying beneath, and tried to revive hint with their breath. One of the maroniers ventured to descend into the cavity and help them. A sad spectacle was presented to our sight. A young men of stalwart frame had lain there for more than two hours.. He held closely in his arms a youri , eirl nine or ten years of age, and teem' ugly re dy to expire, pressing his facie to hers and mouth to mouth. The dogs licked ; her lace, The marionier lifted her fr. m the grasp of the young tuau, cud rub- bcd her face with a handful of snow, nnt'l the little sufferer er.ticd her eyes and showed returning color in her ohee:B. He gave mouthfuls of Cyprus' wine, and continued the friction on her hands and feet. The young man craps' tied the flask hanging on the neck of Bellona, and recovered his strength.— The monk, impatient about the result, went down to their side, and took the little girl from the arms of the maronier whilst the latter helped the young man to ohm out of the snow-bank. Sophia shed tears of emotion. When the monk had clambered to the top, she begged him to give her the little girl. She placed her on her horse, wrapped her in her cloak of ermine-bordered velvet, pressed 'ner to her bosom, and lavished C C OAL, ..;i.N.UT COA.L. sLACK AND put the young man in the saddle, and, - the most affectionate cares on the child i i to recall animation. I got off my horse, I OK.—DICRSON STEWART a co, • .._ • • with the <elides, walked to the summit i 509 . LIBEILTY • STREET, of the acclivity. Lifisirrnir superior thEilitles fort sziptilyg toe oesi Vain', if ..,., •ritfa4loalxf3hketr.tu.diao*. are re. We now stood on the plateau, . mit._ .ParifU e t r ry: t r tg= i p any Atulintity to soft rounded by jagged rocks and formic's- grirapt ha fresh day t.. rsorosd e sne O t7a Li m y l anil le 1 We aragil, ten thousand three , hunched- 4 r" uem 4slek * 446°2 " given 4o auk ~ plying stollY 00 AL oalillood mity to V , a • , 74 , • rn 01,:r (.1 . the , e t vi •I,ty R, ,••• trte • b.) --I r.ei et c.I -aid c r r:, y'r, nc.l .liree p.r,orn be rr.en.be, MOO C, Eltteotol p-r.on to he a trernb4r of 112,1 wo f ert-or, to 1, therahore of the Lolnniuu 'll:terd Ward--one pore n to be a member of the ti -list end tour per,ona to be membdre of the Common ConueiL For Ward—nce • erFeu to be a member of the ,elect and t ree 1 er-enl ro be members of the n Conned. F ' , 6 Wurtt--.Juts p• r ato ain _rnix-r of .he • ~••,•• ,cd e of the Loin •-.. 1 It 14 nod .-OTI4. INssr,s4,D lo lon a nArotte: of the • c e.LIA 11 of, {.c:. nt, mt.,' (du. Cam. W/1 , 0- I),,• 1,, Pon '1 11 r l , lllbar cA !••••1••i•t, Oral • wr. lets r,4 b,re of the Commi t council • E•ghto C‘er.l,—une ter on t, re a member, pi' tba knd thre< pers.•oe to be momlxora of thri Coa. rn n ounc,. tullt Viard—Ona p.r.Orkte be o me:mbrr of the Sfl , et and ibzet; per.t.u , to be members of , be Lo,mor, (-ober!! atm: of whom vha'l by qualifed to verve av a trinn Dnr of the Hop.. of Itepresnatnuyen,ot thin Commonwealth: At tlu. ele. , tioo to lei AA Fferamaid, 06:1 ues day. tr, 7.h day of :Camber. A I), 1862 " 1 he eCeetora of the I . :rot, Ward wdi ruts at the Pu Setooi House to cc d word. Pf - Cinrii or toe all, vote at toe Pub 'if Sr..]''' H01).1 4 1L noel word. The electors of so r111,,i of the Tl.lrd. Ward Se ,i ,. .11 , ..!1! . f Grunt mfr., f, bong pre ettlet : s • • 1 r.i mAiti 14,1 d will et the b.c UK , of FrAnei- JAI - n.Oll on ,h rnor of s.xtb and Ca:otte. Col "Ole et - The ese , tt r rrr.ch of ,h e Third Ward F. hoe aott,h tieing precinct No. Y or sail. ward. tc , li vote at ti.o boo.. of 11, S. lienneily us tni: coiner of t , ') , lta and Tunnel intreet fyfelor+ o! the Foll-th7.l sill,ct, at the Pu , ,otv-e In ..tl,l ward. The doct , ire of ee mu: h f too Fifth Ward so nen north Adorn., tne ug precinct 1 of ..a• , l anti MT. c to at -h. Punuc School lieu:, on Lib° , r reel,;r sa,d precinct. t , e eh In oh o' , he Fif-u Ward aahea etuth n d Wee of tree , reing precinct No. 2r f war t. of I v-to at t!".e Puboc porooi H,, .net, corner e' Rice aud Wanant sireete, In sird t.l-ivto.- i-ixth Ward will roteat the Pubic I in -cal ward / .1.-c•r.r or tr.: voie at tho lit, 'i•tt t.: hi ei aso said wen, Plectort( or ;Le .I;igntt; Want wal meet at tbe he :-Who(.l H; - ; :;;•;.• in salt( want TM , ejector- of the N;otn Ward will vote at the Paid c H.-use in -aftward. Given un , rer my hand and ocelot' the said ( ity of H.( -.`.angn. the 24.1(1., of Deermbar, e. D,1861. dot; la hG I( 80:s, Mayor. T3E FOLLOWING ARE VOLUNTA RY st.ateroent~ from persms r.l respectobdtty and trcth, m .11. Viol:lit) who have been greatly evsetived ./ his mound es; acme of whom would (3 . o ,l,, l anyAtkve Is eta In Mete grave/ ere now, it ttesr had not ' e< n arrested ay Dr. Schen< k'a c.se cf Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia of Tan tea s Sanding. I hire ht.r.ll trare, past trim Inver C. tnp•aint and Dyspepsia. I neard of Dr. cotn.r.; out to Martin Kuell'ik and 1 thought I vanilla go and iee him, an my disease had tea ed Irlthln toe pat tiff., Jo irs, ;h. 1,, t i t : ,;• .i• • •-i•i• ire"! , Severik, doc urn.. fr-in I ti-- - •• e • r; ID 'hit ea .v part cf June of 1111-year I wen. tt: ace lir. tier:taw:is., 4,1 inns y taro W.tra E5P.112,9M- E. E6e " I hive taien fare. ng htc rtarli suit .syrup, Sea ;fact Tine and Mind-rad Fills since then, and 1 tonic. I PRI I rim greatly ti-neitt•d by their use; indeed, I m!gt,l a /noel. say that 1 am well. \ ` M. 841 TR. Pti,'.c•ad ..1110. , Orttng CO., Ohio. OClOber 31, IYel, I h.ve b: en mneb ben, nued - by the nso of Dr Eichenott'e metetnne.. RUFUS PARKER, Po/and, Ohio. 13E1BM Case of Mrs. McConnell •. .. had beea with Dteeme 01 the Lunge ter .ur or live }este, when I heard of L.r. Schenck cornmz to Msrtin Koch's. Previous to this ume I had glee. lip all hope of ev er gow, g evil, t ut Lr. hock. snoin I knew to hare been cum.; yr bohemia, urged my husband until ne prersiesduts n me to go end see the Doctor, who rund la.to my Mugs ellecied, the bronchial tubes were taut', diseased; when I b - eathed, they would riv:l.•. on that it could be heard distinetiy.— I have now truism his medicmes for some tune, end find, myself wonderfulit Improved, although a ri entirely recovered; I now flea myself ab.e to .trend to most of my bon witold (UMW , ' and have no tb Ma of my ultimate recovery. From the benefit I have received fmnn Dr. Sc , enck's treat men,, I would advise all persons similarly affected to apply to him when he makes hie next V eat JANE aIcCONNELL, Poland Tbionthip, Afahoning Co, Ohio 0(1.31, 1561. Cortilloate of Jane Grist I 11 , 17 P h-en troulSed for arioui two yearn With lob in my tiristad I.a.te tla the iprinfr of this year I heard of t r. Schenck coniiiir out io K sod I deo est! nod see h i m. and git ax.s.iyored with Ma Reaptronaecer. I did and book al; three of his medicines, ac cnr .:nr to d r,cuunx, and I rises boon greatly bonetlit, d. I ape from the benefit already ex that is old no. be lone until I am en. .::sly web. J r. id liT. Ftda,ri Toor4h.p, , Ohio. Oct. 31, 1531.. Cure of Dlr.., Waracr For shmit tlve year, I Lad been afteeffrol with pit ,he right ..ids of try tirt,e., and in hopes of getenw ! had t,itea many different kinds of medicines, t.ut four.d no benefit from them whatever. I teen heard. of Dr. ekhonea, and the great cures Le was performing with his treatment, and conMuded to send to his Agent In Pie sturgri, Lir Keyser for come of his moth oine. Prevt us to taking it, I was so prostrated as to be on bie to unarm- my5...11, re even to lay in ' 1 ed; I was obliged to tit up n a chair in order to ob tain any rest at sIL After having taken Dr. ' i 4 cherick's medical. s, I heard to/4 the Doctor was oorning to Mame Koch',, and I determinod to eee him. wa-- , a:ready much in - proveo by the use of his medicine. as to oe able to go over to Iffr. Koch's, wh ch a1.32811C4 of a mile from my house. 'Pile odor pronounced my disease to be Bronchial Consumption and LiverGom. plaint, with an einee:on of the Plectra to the al most c l oll7ic u u ld ,l "' i r a e nd v % r pi w add, that I coughed al large quantaltieS of matter do ly. I took the Pulmoale Syrup. Sea W•ed Tonle and Mandrel-ire Pit a ; according to the Doctor's drreetiona, and OM happy to say thatlam nearly well . ANINA WARNER, - Their Towns/1w Cblumbiana Co, Ohio. Oct 21:e 1961. dintilaw HO! FOR CEIRITMAS AND NEW YEARS GIF I—FAXYrti, EHOES GUM. 4 —The Tc'ry s-i el the,. le waived, and will be the b-e,, rn•si destraz.le end te-rvicewb'e proient you can give s filen ; cull only lock aL the p.to a hce Pd Congroue lasting l u s, Del l g ,00l 8A,r00r,,.1 lic.ocu, any .14 4 75; Boys' o:s, f-um ES 00. Also Buthee and Unta hoe.. tors - 01 e. an', foe Cro.pere, and eerything in rar llna at equ.ll• 1,7 flgo,-.4. JOS 804., ,95 Market et, 2ci door from E,Eh. NEW FALL GOODS:- EATON MACRUM & CO., Invite attel tan to their NEW STOCK FOR FALL TRADE ♦t Nos. 17 and 19 Fifth street. Whomaal. ka.reza snopliftd at lowrin prices. re-28 CHEAP NEW PIANO 6.— An iiileganily lloi•iowood new TOa tare Fig n with Mil Iron frame made By one ,if t.e oldest !Irmo in New York, A new 7 Lierniro Ro.e.woc,cl Iron frame, A new 7 umive ITo.ewnod Iron frame, Cr od by J , qiN H. MKLLOR, AI Wood Areal (1131Cli & PIANOS A n4w etinvly direct trom the rrtanufactnry at How.on, of W. 4 and 7 t.),:tace new scsde Cotciter• Pianos. in plain and cary,d Rosewood furniture, Last received and for Pi'. by JOtiN H No. 81 Wood street. Between Dlazoond Ailey and Fourth street. nol6 W. H. McGEE & CO., lIERCHAT TAILORS, INVITE the attention of buyers to A I sar nr,v, and vane: stock 01 fail Viiiiter Roods, I'l-3 r--ss vs's: wti-h ma.'4:tied a:1 03 's 3,- 'sve.st ester •-e,:.3 and You , s - Ce. ar. •1 , 11 P.:;: !Ma cumpisaa a,sora. Meta I'3 log ELled a t 1).. :41 4 4 .steral a. rot 2m yr r. win', A Iles rlr. , r,v city. F.C . O.OPE AIGENCV. RA'filLiAN, EUROPEAN 115 Water street, Pittsburiett. Pa, L. 9 onng out or send bscil passengers from or to sh_ port c• the old country, either by star n or aathnit paezets. F.A.4HT FOR pxyablo ix any part of Rurope. Agent for the tath...us,eotte an,/ Ctn.:mush Rail. roan. sweat ter tht, otti Hush Star Line 6f SaiiinK P o et:- and , or t-te tines of 8:e-ft-mere mil. ri"G York, Uvenx,oi. , : . 41.s.suota and 4141xinov (031 W M. _.4:S EEO SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAUCTER AND GLAZIER, Fourth St., Bets wand Sta/thtlad TT,Y 13 UR Jew All work p , o - - ptly I.:tend-54 co. rr. 04.1 y D UCKWHEAT FLOUII— 742 i• arti ae_ka, a prime t received , and or sale ry elte del4 147 Front nail Seci.nd atreo.a. AMIN .11114. LOOM AusTIN A.y., co., Deniers in rrom,..-nry Tots, Bords, M• rte and an gor..int)eti (Jr rnvney. Ifoueyrom Not , m, Bondi, .....lertglaw. with 001124W1,1 tl.o II: ..Ire. NOT tNi D5. 4 ,21S BODE) T GNI , SOLD. Pereaaw Dc.kne can be itrooM7ll6e...ateci OC 0.,.11.0te., capmeJtets, cast be fur:•.iabed Wit) Rocdt dccur:taes rehrtunerstre price,. Alr.a. attend ts, the Sale, Klatt:3lg and Laaeing ol "r 13.qta,a, Oft Na PI FOL7LiTII Ti‘FCR,ItT aboy., Wood, WSW, ALTer.ll .1 4 0,92d13 & ie.. la. UV, LGE;R, erd....WITFACTUNICB. OF EVERY DESCRIPTIOPd OF FURNIETURE. e•trecill, FiTTSaußcig. A ?ULL A Svll.o EN 'I UP Pittsburgh klanufactureCliturbiture, Constantly on Land, w Lich we will se I the lowest pram tor CASH. '6:l.T:te 1.1,1 C E-10 tierces in store and fo s ave LER R RICE ETSO CHEE. ,, E-200 boxes prime Cheese for sa'e by fdel7] HENRY H. COLLIN& DOT CLAY— 150 bbla Missouri Clay received and for sale by deISFfENRY H. COLLINR. 0t)1) AND MARBLE MITA TION9 on Wall PF,per. for dining soma and vesubules for sale at 1.47 Mariret street. daN JOSEPH R. HUGHICEL. 1 E A biz— B: ea k n B.e.on: In mcnro. and :or male by F. dELLYR.B & CO. D 0.90 Pf`lll3 PIIVAL Flit fibrlreh 55oRoss IN:4I,OW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, :or eul • I, EELLY, Drag); e, ea deIR No 69 Federal *train. Allo,h H()MAS FARLEY'S FORNIIIIRE AND CHAIR WAREROOMB, No. 164 FEDERAL Br, ALLEGHENY. DERTAIII he, in all its brancihes, wail reoeive Prompt attentso a. Orders can be left at the room. r a the Livery iitabie of Mr. Janie& Floyd, Ohio treet, Allegheny. 1 GROSS BROWN'S BRONCHIAL fnOtIELES, just. retsetygLarid lei sale b uso. A. No 89 Federal RtntAt. Allegheny. WALL PAPER AND BoRDERI of foreign .nd domeetle minufnetare, for oak, whole.le wad rot by W. gt Wood etroet. WI Ll.l .1 NI DI EA pc_. I , AV/ / 'CAIN D BARR ISON A. s.Ol- I . pects! Penner Part a e,r6. t MEANS & GOFF .? (Successors to M'Canctk.ss„.Mesns Z Co„ WHOLESALE GROCERS, Corner Wood and Water ata, tel POTYSEMPCI4. Pa_ OWEN BYRNE, MERCHANT TAILOR, 49 St. Clair Street. Gentlemen's Clothing made to crde. ,heap FOR CASH. HAVING RETURNED FROM Ni•JV YORK, with a choice stock of CLOTHE], ktERE.S and VESTiNGB, which can be pur chased Re prices far below the usual rates. 44- Great inducements offered to cash buyers. Wholesale Bookseller, STATIONER AND .IK, WS DEALER, 71 and 73 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, - and you will receive them promptly, de3 n.N 'IRE OHIO HIV 4,410 acres o V valuable land for sale, havinediixont on the r hio r Ter-, situate near Wellsville t%., 1 114 . 3tDleiveltld and Thttaburgh Ratlrciad runs throtil6zr price and terms apply at the Real Estate ' .. - :pf, i. CDTEB Dr. 61 klatjap*eet. ItOBERT DALZELL WHOLESALE GROCER CGSMISSION AND FORWINDING -4 D • Dr.uselCui Prcommato Prnum .11 ktAaT ro. 5351 LIBRICTY F.IMS Ti MICIZOIDERIIKS AT . CO' Ocarina Out valet FRENCH EbEHROIDERMI & L ,EATON, MACE TERRY, PRICE Ar. C 0.., . i - 4,4 ,!. - .3 - -... , .A IMPORTERS AIM DRS P i - • . - 3-4 : . , ,,:* ... ~., „V. , . i! • ~.,....:4 4 CLOTHS, CASSIMERICS,,f ' , 4-, , ~-1 ai Al Satinets, Vesting/4 Tdilors'....—* . ' ' - -1*4*1 ,, ....,-A,•,.. lie Anneal : lk. •,-.-:,-- •,•-•,-- (-. lt' We pIiku,ADELPH • , ~.., • 1,-',4- ek_-`-,7 y., i - ,1-t,r r.4.--ta`ft4i::-C.X"' I sodwlr.2+7, , nexus. e. rex; curium` t ee s •,1 - -,,:,•"•,: 4024 , ... - •..4 , 144,,107•••• LifiVrallit OIL - COMP l eiMirii4,taWa• - .. ,i - ; : t _ Oorawirj illaturat.: and, Dat9nwesdhiliftiro ; .-7. 0.--.; i NO, M OKELY ANDJl4o4.l.4ol4eifis„w, • Jr.. heve.exttored low eeeertnereidioilddikOle:-.„,,,J71,•4%z i name and idyls, or."IIINAR OIL GM" , , .."*.r,rlV--: , Thes..inpwey are mewed toflll all ordain for -L.: - .•-„_• - -7 t„,,, ' Lnbrita.rig an tt Ituminatbnrogs., Cabe gnixtenta-14 - ot :. ,. ..,,,s, 1 eallmird. Advaneest made. ,etzege Tay ample.- .4 , ,'I Pitt November %ism Itoro:ta3?=10 7.r_14 ,,, 1..6 4 , 11 - ,,,, ' 'i A Fri cimilliiit iffirciot4 :"" , it-• FORM RDA ..' 1.-.-ar' , ._ ) , ye a lant eax°S. w..40.1i. o'lovii .1 arals, ilimem 14.x. 3 1, - , thruct Vratit and rrodsosclidt,______p. Mi.,.'1:,,,, -...,•,' cOnintit 01H} icAltdan•xla• 11 / t i 1r x74,1,„:„ , 4,V-4 PITIOBIHMA, r 4. r -4- -,--, 4 %. ,, .. ,.-- :- -, L= Run vs.—Fronds G. Rade,. &Kiwi.: ,' "''",24IIIV•c. worth Sr., R. cutbbart 4 PlsgriltftSt ; ' ~: , i i ---. 1 4 } • Ott, Eic;sk or A SwenriTimn, .. .0. , .. • , - , ,,,-1: PM Rank, Lief Howell; •Paavw•A c t • s" '• 41.141„t4 Andemin Ivltlan Paxton 4 00, 1 , i5,.._ i''- .. i . •=1,1: a .7. •,) 4. 0 ny2B4 , li ' tf 4. ' tu i •)-"Pre.'a,a,.4tirdirAatirt,l"l- H. D. HERMIT: & 2118410tti '"). • ''' --f --, ,,- - N ESAIVUFACTURRREI OR , ' tni- ,t 7 t ti'- , ' 'LOWS/ G GSA.SO ' 4 " 0 ,-- • PORTRAIT A; PICTIRi zy, Gilt anti imitation KostWO o oollldinka x i ~ f) DFIALESS..i.q34Ir tsii-0 - .6:., f . FRENCH PLATE B.li D WarP4M-9,,HY.11„At ii'l-.-t.:..t 128 SIIIIIiI Li Old SIVIATIA ,:it-516.1 Demles Block, between Fifth and 141 ~ Am•_ . ,s-„ , •. buret: Pe ea- ray Glen • et add; •• -tmendwerimi:A44-., Pnee. = Ea Particular etaeniaan est terepitrbm, -..,- 1 Paintl nye. Rog - a:Wine Filmes and btuilifictigNikaW-41:,:i' hewed at whotegate price. ) F.7)1-#.l„rerl.4/74-1':. rd.i w , , - "-..-t-, , 4 Ea GLs OIL lArOlit/GW?' v/-*4 ti - lit* , - i f *rk wIGUT 31 4.N 84 AND SO 11 ; :ir ,74 , - .-...; , ~.„.; r i zriNir R EFINERS AND DRILLERS, - .e . .zifi, 1 Pure Carbon Oil, quality otarazdireig___ , l e 4•l• _..4 ., burgh. IrsL, i1tW4....41•471 Also, 138111$0'e and .:ar Grease acrnstanu s t4a _ . Orders left at Chess. Smyth 4 Cola act weemuld , ;;dit First btreetw , will ne promptly 11 led. "caddldtvi 1 E . IIfIPORTANT TO ILL 4, Great Union Patent 11;3nevizI ROBERT VL FE W- Cow:metier and Patedi ,; k 4id AT WASHINr rim Hon. ar.a. Mason, W anatinTOn, Leavntng that ;LAC open an office in this cit I cheerfully etatethat gentleman of large ex] prompt and accurate donbted.integrity. As inventors of the Onitei Mr. Feorriek was for no.- ger orlhe Washingionaminekr,— anaerican Patera Agency of Merano._ and to,* more than •ten yearn OftWOrrt x . with said firm, and,with sa experieneerollea . years in every brandireheig to FiferifiTiMarbil andthelaterestal inventore. - . JAMES HOLD ES. tri-Cl:Le,t. t-rji r • PORK DEALERS, aid' 'deitUrit Provlsione, corner of M. rketandft:MAYS. a8:1 yd. DOWN & TETll4.l3llr,l fl. 7.01: P 136 Wood Street, ,--.. :..T4 slia, mr AKE TOOLS FOR BOXINCE-.„0114a--- iiIE.LLS at the shortest pmarri* miroai'' _., 9 i-±f, %f , Haring been in the business of tnan haale.ta.ffi aver ellnee tbe.leyee first brukeontoregeslAMlrrerref persona about to engage In the oil btudtietikillaf It :'' ; win be to their interest to sive as at aalitutdillgtik I:* an examtrtation of our stock now on hand .. ' AB. 1111LLINGA ktkINOW t:rev C , " ' 1 . ~ .i LA PLANING MILL, wool eet the public that he tura rebuilt; having enlarged his establishment, n . with the newest and most apaalmatthinVl , .....'w. now prepared to furnish Orrng. and _lr Y boards, scroll sawing and g o deo r Afi • IRO 1 and shutters, kiln dried,.. frames, rrinultilugaihmy „„i, making, de, South RUM - watt, September LIM , h .....a igic a p . ,,„ .„ E dwelling s6 g:iii s Bg r ea nab • 64 Market. crest.-iA .A. A. CA 3 MIER -7 80 - Batli; . 7 . 1 6*i Pittsburgh several 13 Vt, v eloOomppaanntow Represented-mill nlifikilicra emt•ll4 g. giretiariered by' Penis . . ainfothartelatiknak Dmoi iwirere, Marine and Life Rieke ,r jakfaat sada to4.4 ISO eenptions. no2b-inl 88 POIMTE MEET, Fi • , ' 1.) ii 6-6 tan LID s ,f.p.tstted, pomcltT, kJ granulated and all B coffee tanned EtfrOz., In store and for sa.e y REY/di:O4OW 3isa et oe7 t • o And 128 Wood Sir .., - JAMES H. 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Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers