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ANOTEXIL. MAx ‘ . .K/L.LZD 42f TEI BAIL•
11.A1) "—A man named Hartley, tnyrrt.
keeper at Freedom, was found lying dead
upon the track of the Pittsburgh, Furl
Wayne and Chioa_o Railroad, near that
station, on Saturday morning, by the en
gineer of he N•tw Brighton accommoda•
&ton. He nad ev , d,latly been killed by a
freight train which had passed up shortl•
before and en examinay.. a showed by blood
on t.e wneeiF, bat the whole train peeaeo
over him. It le believed that the daces e.
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which pr-orailed, and was koccked dow
by tbs' engine
: ©va ` REVillxas Tu THE I.!:TATZ. —By thu
Auditor G-uer&l'a rep Tt we p-reeive tha
the revenue derived by the mete from Al.
ksebehy • (runty, derng the rtssi year, wa•
$210.517 64 Of this $92 890 04 was de
rived from tax on seal fled poraonal eitai«
Of the ren;ainct:i% Sl7,' 58 58 ifrar pair
;zed from tavern lituAis.e awl $2,892 trim
rating houses ens 1 .ns.
CAPTITELHD .vuce from Califor
nia announces ne capture, iu the Sett) J ec
valley, of a party of eigt.een roeo their
vay tu join the (.I”rtme .stes Among LIR
prisoners are two p,. ;183, ,var,it.LB, nameu
Oda Showalter and Henry rowell. The
former is, we believe, from Greensburg.
SENTENCED. oa. Tupper, convicted
of Btexling three costa, urns sentenced on
Saturday morning. by Judge Mellon, to
ten months inapr sonment in the Pen'ten
tiary.
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MK'ra White, Plain and Panay Fl O rde ner
and Orehtrta on hand, and made to on
eborteat notice, at
R. WILLIAMSON'S,'
SHIRT FA . LITOR
NO., 47 ST. CLAIR STREET
SIIGAR
-100 barrele Baltimore B, Coffee,
Anger.
WILLIAM HAZLETT
Has opined an oftleetat
NO .84 WA.TXR, STRE. ST,
ON OP
. .
Whete he will trankniot a genctel %Cuenca Agency
hnelneace and we : WC
.Iwlicct a attar, 7,1 patronage
from Aeantoosa men. noeo.am
''''UT 4 4A - Olen vo.,
Wholesale (*rovers,
AND IrpORTBREi OF
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &a.
,A t, 8d
Distalariananealars is
FINE OLD RONONHABILI RYE WEAL!,
1 827 and 390 Liberty Street,
antly prrreetraem, P 1
1,500 L's EPSOM SALM,
1,000 LEN. CREAM TARTAN,
1.0,13.,EQ B 1 CARE 80DA,
1/.0 LDS 000rEnNEAL,
10 BOXEI ObWNNO ODES BTAfi
Just waived and for eats by
GEO. A 9IELLV, Draw:lst,
oelttl Federal street, allegneer qity.,
GENTS CALF - •
Double Bole Nooks,
Clionta Bdp Boots.
!Unitas thiNiadE'p Boots
OBRA I CERAM t CHNAPIII
AT PRIn 711 , ,erRERT.
nrelrtr:N4 4(IMM
WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER l
v V ELEGANT!
6-91FOr Sate kg
. e kRO • PEICEITARAR3:: MITRES
the th
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,aatiaifragirttlialltn boo
4 Nan Coal, Slack an
Wei m donwar th e tn WIMP*
t any qtutnti to ant
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11 : 01
time
*he OooL
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the Dalin Post
PIT rElli rritG6 Y:
DAY MORNING
bk. Ile 46. - 411 P trAi :41=.1
Dxgriarotrisasu AttatTAL —Gen. Rose
crane arrived here yesterday afternoor
from. Washington City and left during
the-night for his bead.qatirters at Wheei
lug. He stopped at the Mononganel
House, where he was visited, in the after
noon and evening, by numbers of our
oitisens.
MrLITABY EIXENDITIIREa —ln the re
port of the Auditor General we and the
44 10 W 1 1 - 15 e.i_pienditurei for..te
mll[Enr'd, in Itie 04: • B Frownenfeld .b
Bros,military uniforms and panta,s22,6B6;
Dr D Baldwin, drawers and shirts,
$18,724 80; Z L. Eisner, cavalry jackets,
$6 007,42; Wells, Riddle & Co., making
and repairing int ,ntry accoutrements,
$6,472,29. A largo sum was also paid to
Mears. Miller & Ricketson for supplies
furnished our comps, to tdmith & Earle for
beef—besides other smaller bills. Pitts.
burgh, if she did not get her fuli sbare,had
a very nice slice out of the $3,000,000
fund
- -
TuxAmyl' oa Lara.—A horse walked
oat on the ice on the river at Monongahela
Oity, on Tuesaay last, The ice broke and
let bim in over his head. He swam for
several yards under the ioe and came out
in an sirehole, and struck for the opposite
side of the river, where he arrived in
'safety ) .
A. COSTLY I.'Laci —Among the charges
on the military fund we observe one of
$708.76 'for expenses incurred in pro.
curing a flag for the dome of the Stets
Capitol and other expenses connected .
therewith." Rah ran expensive flag.
RPITBZ Bilitium. --The dwelling house
of Joseph Hutchinson, of Hliksbeth town.
ship. was burned to the ground on. New
Tear's day. Most of the furniture win.
carried out, but afterwards took fire and
burned up. We understand that Mr .
Hutchinson had no ineuracce.
Ilabarralsextra - 0: Gotha..
EtagarETKE ß sto re tie
BROS,d tbr sale
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STEAMBOAT AGENCY.
UL I
v 174;:f., HAWSE ALL HEAP(
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IST ElllllOl
JAN 18
BY TEI E(4 14. A
By -Saturday's Telegraph
MOM EASTERN SEMI:re/KY
BIRGRACEFUL ROUT OF THE REBEL
MarthaWs Command Dig . -
banded!
QUIP EQUIPAGE DESTROYED 1. t
Oaranowt, January 11.—The Gazette
nye:
Terom the editor of the late Sandy Val
ley Advocate, now one of the proprietors
r‘f the Louisville Democrat, who arrived
here from Sandy Valley on yesterday, we
learn that the second rebel invasion of
Emi t -ATP , Zontucky has ended in a d sgtace•
ful route.
On Moitday.: last, Col. Giuliald's 'forces,
loluding the 421 Ohio, 10th Kentucky,
and 1,800 cavalry, had proceeded up Big
Sandy to Painesville, within seven miles
of a rebel camp; when we were met by a
flag of truce bearing a message from Hum.
phrey Marshall, asking it matters could
be arranged without a fight.
Col Garfield immediately replied that
he could offer no arrangement except to
either light or surrender unoonditionally.
Marshall then addressed -is men,informieg
them that they had no alternative except,
ing to surrender or disband, giving them
their choice. They decided to o..band.—
They immediately collected and set fire to
all their wagons, camo equipage, supplies,
ete , and then each! man was permitted to,
take care of himself, and the whole force
scattered. in confusion. No attempt was
made to save anything except the cannon,
which were healed of.
Colonel Garflaid dtepatcbed hip °sylphy
in pursuit. They expect to capture the
zutts, and,'••perkeps, pick up !many of tie
'rebels.
The rebeialn Northeastern Kentucky,
fram.the high- estimate lb which Hums
phrey Marshall 4 Military hhilities w , re
bad strong bones of success under it
iesdership A kW:Elena federal force will
he left in that region to secure its future
peace and safety.
Latest hem imaileritts Intel
BALT/3106Ui t January 11 —A privet , :
Letter trout Fortress !dour, et fisted y, 8
erday, says; The steamer SpauiJing Ar
rived from llinstarea .1.41 et this a/oraing
The brings no news of importance Th/.
abets have not made their appearance
tnet) the fl.in of D:.cember.
The schooner E Atwood, Cap sin
smith, eighty four dayh from Malaga, w:th
•rutt and wine, put into bia-teras lett% Ln
.ne sixth inst., abort of provisions. She
was suppbed, and was to sail far New
York on the 12. h
Oa the 24th vt December, there arrived,
• —44ten—tina‘ Irum Soanoke
diteen contrabands. Tun nay be orn ttie
ypsuidrng left, tire o.nLrunand..arrived
i s yilhuhi,h, who had be,n five d.sya
tne'voyage. They say they wore fired
.ea they paue..4l Roeuvhe Leland. The)
.as report much privative a 'long the
Feoplv.
Norfolk Preparing for the
nurnittne 15.ap
FONTIUM hioriaoa, Jenuary 11.—The
Captain of We French swarnor Oattnet hes
gone to Norfolk under a fl,g of truze, with
dibpatohes for the French Consul.
Great preparations were making at Nor.
t ilk in anticipation of an attack by Gen
Euenside's Expedition.
British Troops for Canada.
Porm.arin, January 11.—The steamer
Hibernian, with British trope, will come
here first to land her mail and passengers,
and then proceed to St. John's. Secretary
Seward has telegraphed permission to land
her troops to be conveyed to Canada or
alsewheae.
Sailing of Steamships.
Nsw Yosr., January 11.—The steam
ships tuna and Borussia sailed this morn
ing. The former with ninety passengers,
and the latter with eighty passengers end
three hundred and fifty thousand dollars in
specie.
Cot Sainual Galt.
HARTFORD January 10 —Col Samuel
Colt died at his residence, in this oity, thik
morning, at nine o'clock. He has been
ill for several days. The flre'arm factory
will be continued in operation by the pres.
eat corporation.
Arrival of the Old Point Boat.
BAl.Mforils, 'January W.— The Old
Point boat has arrived, but brings no
news. The passengers state that a flag of
trace bad reached the Fortress with some
returned prisoners, but they had no news
papers from Norfolk or Richmond.
V' /1111111-* CO,. . .
• SHAW MINE- BUILDERB.
num FoluisftEgs,
General laeldnlata and Boller 'taken,
! . . 11 440t.'
zaysnumiii, PA.,
w
aruFAMIRE ALL FL:NDS OF
Steam Engines, ranging 15- rri three to on,
bun red and flay horse power. ..rid suited for GliP ,
Stills, Saw Mills, Blast Furnaces, Factories; etc.
Give particular attention to Lao *instruction of Bre
, t h a irgn i ewr a i l t= 3 . id for o p
, . • • tilitq2,44,.injt qr snip
•. • • • • =gluey df every
iescripticm• •
Alsoynircian Sot& "fi and Shea Iron separate*.
vitottgatiMCgatte.adtpite ( !nil Pones In
ro7lllZyk in a: 3 ; = num
or s; ci aTMcture
of theUst=.;'=VA:l2l4"'-=
ere l' oTthe ,
emfrtr ! " ft e4
BOOTS, ''8110E8;• Inis,
4acircx POLES AND ICE CREEPERS,
akming oat vpr. ow C A SH
CHEAP STORE OF
JOREPH R. BOn, AND,
arm/ the well call da 7 ZVI" litrl t e e k, hd door from
ani Fdth -
• -datock.
714
1110Y8 AND YOTTITFTB 80018,
.11 BOYS AND 1 017TH8 BOOTS,
sans AND yotreii'socyrs,
Cheap at
D. a MMl;elffiA<:M4-I.:
Elltelk — Arr - rnaißAl 110 3 N
0 11 7001:raa.. D./a - Fourth. .
LiThinman Co. Poesenuon L
oh* of ANDREW L. RO :11. t •
M.LBTZWART,
Jalit• Iff!nfilikalfaaL
Frenoid c *Year Round.
A ST UB THE SOUTH. t
LOVE 14 *ENTI:TuRrt".
f----
Nontinu 4 from flatterday.l
Their plan w# , speedily arranged...-.
Cookburn undeitoek to engage two or
three men to a4ompany them.• They
thought the displ ay of foree would , in.
timidate the Con el into submission.
Strange that , Y person could have
been found to ;, go on so. 'doperate
an errand. Pekhaps But whatever
enterprise,. howl/Tr foalhardy f Atas ever
failed to new followers frein *sing the
restless spirits or • Kentuoky.? If /John°
ddl Rey is-to btltortned, tetittokians
are the first scale the welle. If
Lopes -needs men to.be garoted or shot
in . a vain attempt, against C' ti, or if
the little tyrant: Walker calls fer aid in
establishing ails: ve republic
.14.0entral
Ameriea,Kenttlekians areeager to brave
fever and vomits, hunger and thirst,
poisonous reptiles and morejlangerous
semi-savages, all for glary or the love
of adventure. A Kena i officer who
had served in ..the Mexican werraised
a rifle regimentolor Kossuth, Ind them
armed and equipped, and was ready to
sail if the Magyar had only been able
to make a beginning. I, Wm. Tomp
kins, knew the - Colonel of the Regis
went, and have seen his commission
from the Ex-Governor of Hungary.
Preparations;. were speedily and gi.
lently made ties next morning at day.
light, Manley and Cockburn with three
friends, all armed to the teeth, set out
for Colonel I3arwell's estate. All of
them wore cloaks or loose coats to Con.
.oval their weapons; and as they had
kept their intentions Bernet, they ex
pected to take the enemy completely by
surprise.
But the proverbial "little bird " oar.
ried the news; in this case it was a
blackbird, namely Jake. In some mys
terious way he heard of what was going
on, and at once:'catne to me.
" Massa Bill, dere's trouble brewin'
for ole Massa Barrfri, Dat per Alanley .
an' Cockburn is goin' to-morrow to fetch
sway Miss Cely, and to shoot de ole
man if he get in de way."
Jake, in common with all his race had
a mortal contempt for"p'or white trash,"
and be was rejoiced beyond measure
when his master came home victorious;
" I 'apected he was done abet of da
p•or white livered chap, and dat Miss
Coly 'd be 'shamed 'o stoopin' to de low
flung people fora man. Gor-a-mighty,
I hope off..-144taawgib de whole o.,rorivd
some lead to fotedi back Wird 'mu!
Don't you Massa Bill ?"
"But ,Massa Bill, wculdn't you now
be a frieu' to ole Massa, and jest ride
over an' let him know, so they don't
come on him onawares ?"
"Me 1 Go sixteen miles at night !
I think I shall n , .,t interfere in the quar
rel. Why don't y.n go yourself?—
Mind, I don't tell you to do it, nor ad
vise you."
"Oh, Massa, you's° eaytin lawyer
enough to know dat nigger's word ain't
good for man in court; an' if dere's any
trouble ole massa, maybe want to
show that he knowed de rase( la was a
oomin'."
The astute Jake I To think that he
was more far seeing than I, in my own
field I
Notwithstanding, I kept my ground.
I did not see any reason why I should
desire that Manley, or even the hare
brained Cockburn should be shot. But
Jake was beat on his errand, and, after
borrowing a dollar from me, set out and
found some white man to accompany
him. I neither.helped nor hindered.
A little after sunrise Miss Celia was
making her toilette, when she heard the
tramp of horses; she looked out of the
window and recognised her lover and
Cookbarn..._llWithe felt I_tion't pre
tend to say. For afterward, wheu it
beliame a Matter of great inipcirdinoti to
know, she kept her counsel. A re.
makably intelligent and self.possestied
person she proved to be. But at all
events she` started• up and ran down
stairs in a - great fright to to in
form her father. I did not say so; for
anything I knew, she may have intend
ed to her lover's arms. But in the hall
her father was ready—his rifle ih bis
hands, a .double.titinsged deer gun in
the • .00rrie4 , 1. powder, balls, buckshot,
patches and peraysion caps in a chair
at his knee.. She . had not time to siteak
before he Stepped forward, raised his
rifle,'and said
t , Keep off I Don't open my gate or
I shall fire !"
"Don't shoot ! Keep cool;" some Wm
answered. r I
_ .
The party . mere close together, and
Manley, in advance, was just opening
the gato, a huOdred yards or two from
the porch wilt re the Colonel stood
The giteliwung open, and the party
cooly, cannot. .
"Once more shouted the Coldnel,
"I waren you I"
,
AL ale same 'Anstant the sharp ofvok
•of the rifle was heard, and Manley fell
Off his horse- His party responded
with, pistollsbets, but their shots fell
short, and only enraged their sotillP
nisi. Quic'4 as lightning he diachargo.
ed a load of buckshot from the other
gun, acid winged two of them; one was
Cockburn, Whose right arm fell power
less at his side.
The *apemen now halted for parley
Theiamevements took place within ten
Beiv i lEgfrom the time whim Oaliaoame
down It was not untir Colonel Slav
well had- imt dowwthe seoond gnu, still
diOtkkat he .Y.Ntai4o
AMA* of his datters .
pissericebmp
She hadlantifiste floor and' 'was
grasping his knees with midi and 'sup
plications. She did not obey his stern,
11 nth street,
N DAY NORN LNG,
S 14 f. :',1::1 A.LE.
. . room
order to go to. her, but still clung
to him weeping convulsively.
The two mistotuitied members of the
expedition ntisfliiiichl . ituil and picked
up the hod.y . of their nitfortinte chief.
"Bring hun in, ,, paid the
.Colonel.—
"Ie it peace or war ?" he continued as .
I
he rammed down a ball in his rifle.—
"Let us understand each other."
"Peace," was the reply.
Cockburn, meanwhile, and his wound
ed clomp:l49n go qtr, their hiorses 'With
difficulty, and fainted from pain andloss
of blood
.before they haitgone ten steps.
[I may as welLetate, here that amputa
tion became necessary in both cases.j.
Manley ins brought-into the hall and
laid on his cloak forc'a pillow. The
OolonelatOod, by nriffinolzingly; not a
muscle moved. His :.daughter bent
over the body in a paroxysm of grief,
and, I dare say, of remorse. Manley
breathed fiebly, bitt his 'eyes were shut
T iri'ineensibitity: Presently he gave a
gr.(ian which shook" his whole frame ;
his oyes trowly , tutelosed. "I told you!
—we part 1-..--I die for you.l Farewell."
He was dead.
IConclailott to.morrow.l
NEW VAiliwinfe,
011 .Cloths, &e.,
WOALLIIMS,
• • N0..87. , Fourth Street -
FOUGHT PREVIOUS TO ta ELATE
Jut ad#enee In p• fees, of which the tutfeet Viven.
SAge le offered to parehasers FOR Oibli. • deli)
RATk.S OF
EL DORADO LIME
AT THE
White Lime Depot,
No. 401 Liberty Street.
IN BIBBED
- - • • -••
By the mingle 8arre1......... sl oo per bbl
By ytel)rty Loa 1 90 ••
By lot. of lo• , nd lees than 20 bb e,... 86
By lots of 20 bbie or more, RO
By the Car Load,- 76 "
IN BALM
By the Halt Peck - - •
10 cte.
Br the P. , -... 16 s
By the Halt Bushel, ............. 20 s
BS t' e hel, SO s
By the ^outer te., 2oe Loed 80 per b eeh
My kite orbit bushe., or u 0re,...-.... 26' s
By the Cs;
A. liberal elsoon o tgisailio ooetraots ler supplt
itg taus Bo”ses shi ofhe manatacturtagestato
11,hments, sod to see rare.
Lome k. bares hipped to any point on the Al
legheny, Mouotershela or "liki rivers. Lime-ither
• barr..le or In hulk shipped to Puy et4tion on alit'
of the railroads I , li 'log trotd Pittaburith.
• ertne—Nk. CASH, ~.ides othertr•se /greed
upon.
ROBEAT H. CA.NA.N & CO
delAdui.ociAltw
tparraollotil _ROAKE.Y.Q.LUNTA
liY stateeernits from pesticiffit Ida
and troth, in this vicinity. who hate been greatly
heuelliteci ey his reteedme; some of whom would
evidently have been in their graves pre now titer
dieetsee had not keen arrested by Dr. Illehenties
medicines:
Case or Liver Complaint axed Dyspeptics
of Ten Years atauding.
I have been suffering for ten yeas past frm
Liver Oomplaint and Dyspeptiit r heard of Dr.
.cbenak's coming out to Martin Koch's, and I
though!, I woillci go and see him, as my disease
had inarereted in violence within Mantua two years,
and I he been under treatment of several doe qn,
from whom I reoebed no benefit In the early
part of June of this year I wens to see Dr. Elehenallt,
and was examined by him with his .R.ItSPIROII- lI
fER " I have been taking his Pittecnie Syrup,
Sea Weed Tetra and dratedveke Ptlis eines then, sad
I must say that I am greatly benefittotd by their
use ; indeed, I might almost say that I am wall.
ANNA M. SMITH,
Laval, Fbfattel fy., Mahoning to, Calo.
October 81,1861,
I have been much benefitted by the nee of Dri
Schenck'a mt.:Ulnae.
RUFUS PARIIIO3,
/bland, Ohio.
Oct 81, 1861
Case of Mrs. McConnell.
I had been affected with Disease of the Lungs ,
for lour or five years, when heard , Dr.
Schenck coral 2. to Marian Hoc Pretib of
tra to
this time Iliad von up all hope of ever "gettleg
well, Out Mr . ooh: whom I knew to have bean
cured by Pr. Schenck, urged my husband anal
he prevailed coop me to go and see the Doctor,
who !Curd both my lungs affected, the bronchial
tubes were both diseatteA•wben I breathed, they
would rattle so taint it could be heard distinctly....
I have now taken his medicines for some Unto,
end dad myself wonderfully improved, .altlatu
e it entirely , recoveret I now find myeeitablelo
desist to most of my houeeduald,duties, and have
no doubt of my ultimate tootilvOt y . m the
benefit rhaverecetved freartif.
mon, I would advise all persons eindlsrly enacted
to apply to him when he melees his next visit s
Thm atalU ning icoONDLELLL,
Tblettiff Co, ilt.
Oct. 81, 1861.
. .
~.. . .•
.41irstacat.. er Jilitte tiitit. i n.
I luirtAbhen'tiroribled 'for - iibtitit tifti yeitta'Wl . 4
pain in my breast. Astern then:Mak,
A beard gi NlANSobtAXlffik Alocardn& pa to. ~.. '
gughoa, and i detErmlned to cull Ain& MM. ,
/
get examined'wittilds Roliptraildit f - ,l'
so, and also took all three . ag Ma marlintage, an:
oording to directions, and I 4stra .bee
toned tted. I hope, from the benefit alre
denoed, that It will not be long until I. Ma 'en.
well. JaNS GitlEiT.
OCt. 84 1801, '
.10gliscci 21 r 01 9 1 .4. A .'
Italiening 0 2 • ak4o.
Clare,of Mrs. *iiraor.
For epptit km Iwo I bad MID offeetel wi th
pain i t t zs thie AIM side of my lifiiiiit, - and In bailee
tqat " Tait, I tuid:takeomitordifferentkinde
offintedidinee, bat found ap , himent,•froin ;thaw
whatever. I then heard of Dr_. Elt.kthtfrov ?did.'
the great onrea I.e was performing pi thhis
tn.uneal., antatiadoslitP,:affintl-o:rikar
illtrabUrAP:Nallar lip Of 4113 .
Prep' te. ng if, at
W . tie vitrble 16 ' m or ettrA4a , lat M
lied; 1 wee Otdiged.‘to /ASV obilf RI Vtl=l4 ob.
thin sely teat at AIL
_hayim *en ill%
tdbencrt modicums; r h Mrtms Doetermis
ooming to Merlin Rentes,oinct If difennitiedlo: see
him. A wee aireectty 40 giuott. IMP9raig thiftruia
61 hie tnetlielie, as to no' able t6' f toil&
. Recites, *tech lea - dualism ofl mils tram' My
to noose . Dr? po s orltregolpleed•rtakAtese• km
11 ... 110 mow cou"Kottsonana.l42l:. t ..
17-fint, With an aantian of tlitt - PI • o
.Hl4' Pwcrald Mereesom aild f . Rim 1 Roughs '
tr . tost eoe Mandl youldrespit Xjyt IstrideogftePtito 04
matter daily. .1. Wok the rui..m e,We Ik .
Bea Weed Ton* an.! 11 t lidiertt- s' • l'ilt
atteovang(to UF, .0603tOefidif eetiOnlillatillni till P 7
to ear that lath nearly
well . ANNA W
Thei{a 21:mashut Ogusakap CA, * ,
Oti 20. 18161. •
—• le
_
J:. D. , M A,NCOOKI
Antitorcirscr wltTLidtar:"
WO. 13 Gil
PI7.II3BUItGa. MAU.
;Am"
AaiD OIL, CLOTHS
— AT,THE-7, _-
40 UITHSTAIXTVAIWITAticIRE.
uT WCALLUid LAVE
I LT Lige dyolltripM2ll4ll2rad
invtriC=libti ei tr b as thlyirilltse,l
fared on the , moot favoratiertorms,
• newt y uporped ast m ic e tat beertit a l Rnigigew
110 - ifiSUURI SAND-43A banxtb, a
I".3 " "cie ' til "
1 5 / 3 a--§
r - 114) ' Inflater
4 -
.AND - ,
lo 7.404
211. -
P. asmass a 00:
Pena sires; Plttibtalk•
, mraTg,;-. - --
•
, • • . , WATT ~ 4_,,i.,-,,,, , ,,,, •
Q 1 FOR CEtReIIifiCS'AND.NEW'' .
„ 2 , , i _ i ., El .. 1 , filf- i _ . =
~,-,- - -
KBARB 0 -.11001'Er,.. WOES: /FM - - .'' , :.' _, '. ''''' '' . '.. l -t l e's-0P
o r ti....T he wry. amnia Shat-tamachafolurlmill- .'- ' - ;60..-,-; ar-4-tc--tarijoi„
be thabem, mon deatrtMle arid aerdoefhlo9r9Pnc.
ou. can aloe a frienl; qtnd on y kidi at tharidd ft.)-"t'l l ; ..?. 17,,,, , ~....if CO., ..
Ladies' hee'ed Conmhentlaattng Booth only $OOB - ,
~ Ibcpo6 MW-ABB?...ppilz,l- .- - 4 •
Ladfoid heeled Bairooral:Boota, 0u1y...9146; Borth '"- - ,' • 4, ' : .-,.. - ;._ , tmta-,?Ail' t , '
iloota,from 9LAO to 1 2 ,00- AU° Su 6l . ..° " 4 .-("mt CUYEIIB, ~,,CABIUMEIME44.ii. . .
shoas, cork eolee mid Ice Creepers; an d ln cur dud at equally rev flgmea. ' •98 Market a
JEL 4 ithiitiflatthp4.TanotirTibmid4oll4l-. , •.' .
OB' 80.12,4., t, 2d door from 6th.
del!
t °t6 "
, li ,* lity , At.okit lit il lit iii i4 4 ll .4;‘,:7 l
-• .
1 . (...4 :
tta=,lB.lll" . ' 4lll
,9 191 m4_;•:: ~ :7 :-., , N-4:;'t.,
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1111311t133,1V4 FETlORatikik*;4.l";;6"4
POPP, Difi.,61,109010-t:Ottfir-S--..'.---.'4:,;(12', : : 1 1 :7
- - , .-2"4=1.. , ;.:4:;
..,, t.• .11 . 9 f: 72 1.4 14 31. 1 .1A - 1.4
f i t hWiligntiVitMiteakai A l t r t n ,
or.man- 07 istessizrxdaditsiorap:Cniss
L : ;rt ''.!•, ..4 :!.%.11212Baintelliniat o._ al3 t fatir4. .
..77-1. • . it. , -64 , .: ,l_ef_eftiii, .
at.,'4, ar 'a; -• ..4. r ~ .ao - '164" '4F -.;
Ottaideldar au -•, ~ :‘,.. i.:,
i
N. Bank, Liot iropet4. ~ •, . 4 3
AmdetittrowDo ... ,, e• ~.,.., - . • --witetutopp 5-6.1
innsaptf,
18
lii,k4.:
. , H., :1 3 : BitEiattt 44., . , .
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. ~ tiVOKlttgriltaiSWElWP4N..„,:,-g
PORTRAIT & .PIOVIIIIIP EIIeAMINI .:.:: .--."'.
OM and IsttatiOnloiiiolloll4ll4e • '
DEAL• , B - .arov-:.-4.4.= 'i,.JJI
.
mint 'PLAtE 4111 *1ND0W , 13 . 4411k )-,
'. ' 1.2 g snattinerif'Slititiel4S-4r42.
-Demist:fa Block, batareem:BilltuithddllWlM,Pfltk
Amma L Pa, *ir- Oily Slae at ruat
'lit'PalYiefiiir stuntaziktitei to:twat - A t
...PitinviedVagicadnig-kmWTVIrtgIIfYLERNI,
credi tirtro moue ow---
faigov., !.. • ' ' ' ' '
NEW FALL - GOODS I--
EATON MA ORUIVI A.
Invite attention tOthear is
'NEW STOWE FOR JA:11 Tli&Olt
; At Nov: rtals4l9 - Mith street):
Wholesale buyers aunniteditt lowtterinieest " 28 ' "
EtrdilLlV
WeAn elftantly Mß barred Rosewood "new Tarcsi
Piano W lron Mune mane
By intent the igdeat n113110.141.118W X 9714 s2°°
A new 7 °Wave Rosewood Iron tratniN
A new 7 Oortveßol373tfiXod Mar framer '
For stale
JOHN . g
B;
. nol6_
. - -
ERIN.a .it S'
‘,4 , 4 no , "ply di.rent from the menufactOii
et Boston,. of S hand T °before tiew 'iscat&Ooteker ,
Pianos, to plain And eiryeit RosttwOodinitdontnrey
fast, received end ISzr esnebdr J
JOHN H,
No. sr •
Between Diatimmt: Aliereind Fourth street
0011
W. EL MAGEE & cey
1113411114 AT
INt air vrr
ia ta 1 , 41 , 5 u4 1 : buiem to ,
Fall and Ifinter
• e
net received. lime e Web be fbubd .... , Its °
ate newest styles ofgoOda for and eau •
Ware, together with a fail an 'Oretoplotte iaelt
meat of gerdlemeige literatahrage'aoda..
W' a. Attarat g eg444 3 retteretat..
ope, market aare,Allerneny
EUROPEAN :AG
ENV*
grid:WM.o, RATTIGAN,. ZURafi
fit. to. W Titer alavet,baTaburg4;.'''
le premed to )%oe or sea . •- - .
troV or' Co ofthe old'doontry,
eteeeer EiMr i f l nj alwa lt
RANT parable ie ley
of Sarope.
Arm iutth tfur, l e t ad gra lot and challun„ di Line '!
Sailleg Pia*, end for the time of Ste
quetliooo New York, Liverpooh)Gleeseries
iiehmar. .
„fen
IV - 3 1:t - EI .A.Cl^7%
HOUSAIIIGH
PAINTER AND GLIZA2
Fourth Bets t. Wood Beni el
.
girAll work fim - nptly atiell i ded to.n/Zs'
UCKWH EAT FLOUR--
$ ;
14/sacks, Mime• articiej Aid flisisedainii
Aldo to . W. . SMITH DJ
del 147 Front and 118 ilkoonnd threats.
kuromeesTf - lriLybia,:eriptsM,,Bld 4 ;ll: l 7l#4l3l73''
Ifiant*roicuesory Antes, Benda, Mortgdaten, wi -•
43= %bubble. •
!ND DRUM Botroat L iim ism*
Parsons desiring /AMU;Can be neeinnutodow
anennable Winn, andvardtatets cent..befarninb
nitb good ettenrinea rernsweitive
Also, attend to the Sale, mating aa - 4 Lning nt
481 &state.
Moe, Iwo. 92 IPMETErgITRENT above Wood.;
teelds, 44W1 1 ''r.1P9, 1 4 3 CO.
lit. M .: Old LC: ESL
kiainlitUotiters-1?3,
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
FITRNITURE:
No. 46 Smithfield Street,
Pl 7 TEEM RION
AFULL 4s4OE73IE3'NT 'OF
Pittsburgh'ltantilhottaredDrarnliare4
•Conatnntly on hand, which. wo will tell at tiiis lowest prices for CABE. maler.ll4
- UP 1 C B-10 tierces in atone And fo
groin
.I.litsale by .
MILLER e • 01011*6
1110813-4300 boxes prime Oho+
for . eby [de t ki •
POT CLAY-150, bbla siioari Clay
4ez ronivedand kraal° bl ow
WCVgI34". p f vB l . ll ll - 01 -RBLA bKITA.
an4l 6 ,rb.i. ....tw-mirrittzt
2A acs, S. 0.
WO • ireer BrEittfiat-Bielm •
Iri store aut for arks•by • :P. SELLERS-a Oft
nc4 l o_ Penn street. Pittstrpre4
6 - ußass W INSWW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP, for Bile 1 7
9E0.-A. KELLY, Druppgtet,
• Na eihiredersletreet.:Alledien".
HOMAS FARLEY'S
URNrrialul t AND .Ctiliaa WAELEHOO I:
Zia 164 F&D.INAL EiTy ALLEGEska.
UNDERTAILVAG, in aft its braorshea;wilfllsotae
prompt tatentrbir. Order* can Welt •Wilton/km
r a the Livery Statue of Mr. James Floyd, 0 ,
troato&liefilth4.7a.
- 1 fi GROSS BROWN'S , BRONCHI
4- LPTEcotares,2zsir s imb rm in f ;
del* #9,4g , lNA•gal stnA Iteireni. -
WALL- 1 AZ-UW.4NX' MODEM
,
41 14 9Virrd e giter
__ eBll°- mlnuga c i
!dna Maitewiaff.4 87 Woad.
Valt M act;
" tit'o 8
general Putnam 44111. Pi Iler
MEANS & COFF-iPI
fflaccialsOrsto fitPClalldloss, Met= *OOO
WHOLESALE GROOEHIS,
Corner'WO9E Old Tater Stu, •
teioni ' ,l PrwtrESEßoic. -
• OWE WEREE, ,
Id gRO H Alt T T4ll - 0111 ' •
r.
49- SLAClaliFfStreet. 1 '''-.
N. - . 0 :. Lh ':
tipnikonven gottinWronoo to orler nn
,v. , 0 .• FOA ICArig,g,-
IAVINGIANDITENE6 FROM N
1 -
i m, :P a ir it rottObwotook which t , in to _
PVtai,..w.p. . Wbeltartaili •
xatistrateie
igiontinnubeduinnPotretbd to mob bn .
sik4 7 ; , .
44.
.
- , WW 0 44-BALCWO,O,4
COONSKIN ITS
DamaamPrifolienrull olaa ltunnaosoluil
'4, 7
In set ranaidir . mufti
not is
EMBROLDE4F4 - 4 bjj
Otautieout oP I
'MEM -EtttEMOIDEBIZS4 UX 1 11690044 kr
: .424#4 :
L
- Ti -77 ) . = 7 4 !
; ;.• - TAW. ,ITI 'rune fat
in bulk, 4 Uv ed of ReettesbrieWPor
=ood Mr,* ,
11DrALli rApiEse s - ‘ - nth.
iyv•o- ' , i ossriseikineadtWus7X,
Tharikbritatiamiesterke mikawww9TlVlß,
wrmartet stmt. ,
41112 JOBlllll ii. -
it 1101-Itlo bbls fresh Lizosr. - ege
As
by Wee min S. cola%
.:.,
h 4,t :.1 :-' ANT,,.. ! TOMMEIM - :;,,,,
" .. , ':-;,:t
3 n-Bea JOAN,: EASVCrotlitiii.tAir. : -<-::,' --- ';
Mil 7 n w e r etelt l a =Wax iy 111 1 15W,' - k;1 5 :. '..
11514ruffiee,:and infringratnealetbiddh s ll - q' -- & ,, '
',;..... ~
`r i oriati r i=Ye t t h itiet=g B 47ll _ ...4V,' T ' s'4 7-4? -
~,, ~..,p.,...1 / 4 4 ,.4„,-0 - '; ' , .:
raGroat AmerjAm4,4l9,,n ..---4-A----:;YI
t
" iii ' DR I 44-1 " 7 - 1Y :"ii - iii.t.- --I.:: :•':,-;::: - ..:i. , ..„7,:, , r,
Cqt 04 H Eget rf - ' . L. Ls .
. °blamer:es talkwf,esb I 'limp ''izlie,^.*-73.
! ..: 4 fP, 1 1 32 = l i gem= 4 ,igit , =.o 7 . _ - ', - p:_rA;
~d obstruction,orstoppageotraim ‘ ' ,.,,, e . ? , ,g
CZ 4 ticuirot tbe BYETtext , 0 -Portrt.,,________Oellfb.:' ~ '1,.-3Jr-- - e.
. . -,,,.. from-Strew asssinsonsg rwer4rnms ' ' ,N , ...,i'.2,j
r ,..3 7 --,- PxPther Wellip 2 l4 .l f 2tr - - . T..'"'
MK - .. iti a ll eases - - -,.,,:;.,,,,-.,:• -:
..; itmanixnr, PammtaßiA.._ . 11, . it tacii am e ircercusnersofpen• elm*
.„, -'..,,:- ‘.,... ;
sitiorturia-Tatr nro.peryteU N dianighilt"Ati* ' --•-_,-.-. ,
.6a' on , and may-Se fr*sa oy,,Ris egad' wAar ro ~-, - 1
`litru4 tottoout4ougool outriror 14: Vie • ...
,-- :. 1
.:44.140n.A44.40nein• -bY vr oti ev.dH ia lm
ing, and restoring the spite a
ition.and'ilf bringing on litiotooonNY ii. „ bl ames ~1111,,
regillarilly, no matter from wbsfanse ii ' o. -
__.y,,' t- 1
itotri ,may arise. They shotillehowarerektiotaken - 'K;; , :4'"::','
A larm t he first three or four moths of pregnancy,
-bdsee - at any 'other Vine),' as mho `,..f.ki,kie-?L''
JP Iwthe_reetut. ,
_.,,..._, 4 , --
.Eiirt" box contains CO fill,. ' Psi* "MI vows,
.zi-,:iR, 1 7,..
aficrytten desired will be sent, y maapregebiby '.7•-lfq.:-_-'
any surerunou Anent, on receipt of themaneyr ~.,,,,;,, '
.1 . BRYAN, Rochester ; .1%.-Y;Leetiionipationt I '-v-=-
Bold PT Drintgista generally. A ul d 4Ydalltki -, ',-ttkt,i':,
EAGLE OIL WORKS:.
WIGIATMAN. Is, Asprottsi xtl o.
AFINERS . AND DEALERS TN
eegg nt Pure Carbon Oil,
_
Mao, Console sod Car crease ori. -.
leiree 1 74 *
Orders left at Obese, Smythlt CO ...Orand
Firekeireiete, willba profanely d leg , 0039134 in -
JAMES.Bowizs.* ,co
-
DORIC DEALERS. And • denkrs
Axrrisica3,•ooraer Al.rketand,ii!r , o44:
- ppz
actlycts
110 W N & EiNG 4 O
138 Woodcatreet, • j • - •
MAIER TOOLS FOR '-80R,1103k011
WELLiii•ot:the atunteat n roaaibia
g been in the busittistis ofathballidtarfle
erer Mune the "fasite r fhift look. outore caa'amore
personerabout to en ge) in tly2WI lippineati, that it
will be to their interest to gam us area and make
an examination of oar stock nott on haudl mid
Cif R A S .PRES &Nibs
• ' • 4 1 ~,
Ault reoered Clefts assortmekt to!
G EFTS' BLnk-P.
VERY CROION PATTERNS;
and sedßhg tow try
W Iy. Schmertz * O 4:
4.13
JAS. MI AB,, 402gliklusag
ts ILA PpiNING MILL, would o# l . 4 44derm
thl , that ha haasehqilt shape ttlit y am;
luk" - enlarged hi* - eatatillehmita#Vld fk
-
vith the tamest attatitibettipprowid:2l3llolllsl"ll.
DOW IXlMPared tO,dlib:;009412110.P.4,111002111
bOanth, Sarall Minn& and relawAllge -
ebn
sS2illutterk, kiln 'dieted, fratuaktia
Pittabormth
ilk ENT $6,25 per morlegiOrdOcal
licthrelling. isSplfwes heart . no 6 w , • • ,•••74riiktiansirmet,
.
. ,
~.,_„„.__ -,
.. -,45,*,..
' , A. A. CAILT4neII lk. llitqW.„. ....c ., :d
' imiil)dii.aalA a , L y.,k['ol
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