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JAMES
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OZEffi
TUESDAY MORNING=TAN. 21.
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High kilitet.^ . o 3 .ll4o. . 1 0;t 1 611 orArcppo !-1
Thediertity , ruhur-of -the. pastweek , tnd
their lejtitinte l Ors.K.'whichr,tkaiekligg
ted in tbe'unwmal spectra& Of our"ifiere
at floodshatid,tilanuary. The'rlirenell.,
meri cOWAgkaat*rdlit4tOoll'...s4*
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day thrOituroilgate a pier...mark showed •
twent,MffiiiVtritUff: — Tliti - Alleglieny
was also running very high and that por
tion of AlleAteny City known as “the
bottoud utast); virttally. Auhmarga
ed some of the-streets overflowed ao>as to
be impaseiblehicetit in skithr,
The riaeiten #radual and the destruction
of propertylVirtrat eo eat as ISA fall
Two ntrilib4boliti,43.442 l 3 dgNnAti6 Mon,
otgahela, one from 'Bronsville, owned by
Mr. Wilhnikkby and one from California,
by. l kr,i--ltsfris.. - ,- - .4everal , coal , flats w&re
earrierrofflind one - sunk at the vrharf. The ,
freighEon the - witatflwasilerticrvcid on thin ,
day ip,,thina,_to preenurt, much damage' and
som&oftherWster,strect merchants-were.
' obliged em tp tblsli cellars Otani geOf
the Hendredauf , harrielsof , oil on the -Alta. , .
ghonyiltittrwiirefitiirthdAiff "aid a large
numb ;mal t y, and full barrels from the
Ardeisco.oll Werki,.4nenr.Woods' Ban.—
At leads thousand, barrels in all, must
have floated away;,Thedireir of the Em.
ma Graham caught some fifty empty bar
rels. whieb:*te tretight lip by the boat
and liuniedi . on wharf. ,
The saw milk , . and tanneries along the
opposite hanknkthitittlegheny.,are pretty
well loodild - ottt ana - thit4fires of some of
tne shops -orit ,, the-- Monongahela river in
South Pith:bit* - and Temperanoeville
were extingdelnid.
The eellarainaluquesne Wayi St. ()lair
and otherstreetsleatting to the river are
foil of Nrittor..tO theZtamay of the inmates
of thechansys.L.- •
The pe4fisi td , ..xmiches ter,. Duquesne
borotirilialaar Allegheny are suffer.
ing the discomforts-incidental to their 10,
cation, which Wail' IdOit. Ibr at , certain sea.
sons ; but not-at: s; time of - tiasr - year.- -
Many f,smilkis,have.,bee: n obli g ed to re
move th this. aprreT storles of their houses
and others, deg v4lry:=l6w ground, hid to
leave tit* . dmellingkentirely.
Tnes,i at ,
. 4 AP : rank:lin did not rise ris
rapidly'
,A, thlipoint, isr weiboutid have
had .a : : ..aceetling. that:of last fail
when Wwitad,nver thirty feet of- water.
"W e Wilt pitiably hear of a heatli des !ruc
tion offropertympon_the upper tributaries
of the AuFegneny.
Litiekai&iit the:rivers _had 09584311 rising
pereoptittly•vad.fiewas confidently expect- I
ed that the waters would begin to abate by
this Intrrithig.' ' ''
ACCEDENT TO I. FikralaN.—A member
of the VAgilant•ilre company, Wm. Han'•
lin, paivaer t ipiched.. - tip a pioce of phoapho.
rue at thinilitinPotlfre at Sellers 86 Co 'a
drug stare, lin Sunday, and pat it in his
pooketorttere it - took. lire and before it
could boirintiovtlii by Ms comrades at the
enginenhouseliri Thigh and hand (the lat.
ter by holding thraspOcket away from his
persopkware:aemaly burned. The corn,
basidble x sittagance also adhered to the
dregginiot t cppn saktAitolasses applied to
the tvnand - .and, igniting it, burned him
badly Wird the-abdorriert. Samuel Evans
anfiDanitkrinider also had their fingers
sainlii
serirgined in refriovlrg
clothing.,
Norma. •- I Persons having oontributkitity
wh ichSkiLt344.ll tik.sers cite_ our.aadlera,
will le leaVathem at GeO, TO,yritan's
store. diirniir of Smithfield street and Dia.
mond - alley.
From the press of other business I shall
have'to - dw.line receiving any more.
The Subsistence Committee have kindly
agreed to relieve the of any farther care in
the matter.
They-will feel grateful for any donations
of hospital goods which a generous public
may roe proper to entrust them with.
Jacus GLOSSXR
Ma. Evgnarr's LEtyrunk.—All the seats
for the lecture of Hon. Edward Everett,
at Cloncert Hall, this evening, have been
taken, but there is plenty of standing r oom
and some seats in the gallery yet remain.
A number of extra seats wilt also be placed
in the hall, thus making room for at least
two hundred more. We do not believe
that all who wish to hear the lecture can
gain adinittance and therefore advise all
to go early, to prevent confusion.
THS Fakir of Ava, a wizard and negro.
mutter, not, be it understood, the original
Fakir, who died many years ago, announc-
Ls two exhibitions, on Friday and Elatur.
day evenings of this week, when he will
introduce many new feats in magic and
necromifttiy. An attractiveleature in the
entertainment is that eaoh ticket entitles
the holder to a chance in a distribution of
gifts, of witlnfinziateisndred and fifty-will be
given, away each evening. The Fakir will
do a good 4913140 es here.
Tag. ATLeArIp - MOderittx.— This sterling
pariAl6o s, o laid upon our table by Henry
Millerc4lfitit's,building, Fifth street. Its
contents are varied as usual and very tn.
teresting:- The Yankee idyl, " Mason
," IEI capital and well worth pe
rusal.
We geulao indebted to John P. Haat,
2ifaianlo,lll.l.l," for a cop y of the Atlantic.
Werattirite diary admirer of good. fresh
literattp;to take the number home and
read U . ,
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BIBLE ar.wIVZIEWART —The twenty
second sOyerittry, of the AUegheztyßibte
Society ..11 •be held in Dr. Plumer's
chant:titbit evening.., Addfeesee will be
delivered by Rev. (Jhatfes A 'Dlcko and
Rev. Henryk. The reports of the
t3ociety "ill alsti - be read, after whit% the
electleit:of Metigers for, the
,enaulng *eel.
'trlviexeielises commence at t
7 o'clock.
oourprznattrr. Idurrsr.-2, man named
Emu Away attempted to pus, a zoun.
terfeitifibMil'on the Blue ,Hlll Bank, Mass
Baclinsettai on Saturday eveniagost GrithWe
milliner s tore ;' street, and -Jail
arreatid L itiali t a • hrmfmArate, Joseph
Knively, who was waiting -nutside. l : l l%.
twolehlio.iradintory :stories atitintAits
bill and,Kn i ive)y wasvemmitted and
ray heittio bail for a heating torday,
PliAtli= Frza.arn o.—Bwmnel Mar,
dock ? iteidatioatmlul, had - a hearing before
Maig-Wihkctir charged. with a recent aa.
Bata on Andrew Robinson, elerk on
another boat. The attending physician
testified that 'Robinson was nal, yet oat of
danger sindaturdock was committed for
further hearing until Wednesday morn
ing eAleniotelock.
COLONlara'F. JAMESON, of the Ninth
Pennsylvania Reserves, was, on Saturday,
made thwrecfpient - of ll' handsome compli
ment in the form of a fine supper, served
up at Geo. Siegnet's saloon, by a number
of his friends in civil life, chiefly railroad
men, . The occasion was an interesting
one and passed off nicst agreeably.
Fon -, ernluare a 45AP.—A. lad named
Patrick Connor wee-wasted yesterday sad
taken +before Mayor Wilson charged with
the Itreeity of a cap from John Griffin.
He was committed to jail, but was Boon
after released on bsii being entered for his
IPPelittPPe•
MAYOR a/o:vim% will not announce MS
appolatmenta until tomorrow.
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VI - Ttib f'.l ' ` a fi_ . ,:
a- - _ lze_atte . - ere presented isstd
AN , visdetitteettre•seat 113 the Aeidatit=
On i ,P. csi'rtv Act ~,_ ~...t. ., .
' : &ilk wedd e t elated the object of th'e
:. ing, and,..M.r. , Aontgomery suggested
the
( tiding of thg,proposed, ordinance, se
offer is?. Wuriciat, , entitled "A Stipple.
meat to an Ordinahoeu.sciaking .rtian
*illations in cases,soc•fire,..and‘to.prerent
fires from nroafilrfg 04 — sotaig . Sept, filet,
1816."
LIMM3U
The t3ooretery'
read the ordinance, which
wee taken np and coritilist by sections.
Amumber of anienaMents were offered,
ment of Which-4ere lost. and smite sedtions
Were stricken out. The orAlinance, as
amended by the Association, was as fol,
lows:
.
Sao, I. - Ittr ordednalc da, That from and after
.the paasage of this Supplement, the Directing
'Otliners atlas Ftre,Department shall consist of a
tehief and: two Aiiiilabuit Engineers, who 'ball be
,ceapectively termed first and second Atwistant
nuatl; - Engineers, and all of whom shall be elected an
hy the Piremetee ante:UM= of Pittsburgh,
sod shall be subject to such ruler and regulations
an - said Association may from time to time nee
proper to make, ennefded, That bald rules and
regulations shelf in nowise antra with thie ordt
name, or any part thereof.'
tiro. 2. 2.hlit the Chief Bengirosar shall have ewe
and absolute control of the Fire Depart maul, and
any commands ven; or decisions suede by him
shall be deal. Fltovfded, however, that this shall
not be oonetr - ned BO as to give him the power to
fasten or lock tip the engine houses or apparatus
for any parted of time, or take any undue ad van
trlof any contingency that might at any time
Sac. S. That during the absence of the Chief
from a fire or as alarm of fl x, the F aid Assistant
Engineers shall have all of the powers hereby
granted to the Chief Engineer, and the commands
or decisions of the senior lb . /ismer present shail be
final, antal the arrival of the Osier.
Ben A. So company shall place their apparatus
or agy yert thereof out of service, without notify
ing the-Chief -Megineer.
Sec. 7. That it stall be the duty of the Chief
Engineer to keep a true and correct list of fire s and - alarms of fire, together with the amount of
insurance and losses on all property whatsoever,
destroyed by fire or through its agency, and eh.ll
renders quarterly report of the mm 9 to the Fire
men'. Association, and annually on or before the
&St day of Jane ahalifirniah to the City Councils,
for publication in pamphlet firm, a full and cor
rect report of the nature and the oondition of the
Donartment, and a tabular statement of the number
of tireitiiVarms and losses. And fart ter, that any
priming required by the Chief for blank notices,
account booka, An., shall be included in the coo
bract for city minting.
4 .Bria 8. That as a compensation for his services,
life Chief Engineer shall be enotivd to and receive
the earn of six hundred dollars ($000) per annum,
payable monthly, on a warrant drawn by the Mayor,
and countersigned by the Controller; and the
Assistant Engineers SZO each per annum, payable
to like manner.
Bao 9. If any person, without reasonable lunge
shall, b." outcry, or the ringing of bolls, or other.
wee make or eh culate, or cause to be made sr
circulated within the corporate limits, any false
alarm of Ore, he shall, upon conviction, be punish
ed ny a fine notexceeding $lO or by imprisonment
in the county jot!, for a period not exceeding fi re
d :ye, or both, at the discretion of the Mayor; and
that the fines so cone° ed be paid over to the Fire
men's Association.
sea. 0. That the Mayor be, and he is hereby re,
coifed and enjoined to cause his d ty police to re
nal!' to alt fires without delay, and assist in the
rseeervation of the peace, as well as to prevent
paeriog and the wanton destruction of goods, etc.
Ssc. 11. That all ordinances or parts of ordi
dmances, inconsistent herewith be, and the same
are hereby repealed.
On motion of Mr. Barber the ordinance
was adopted as a whole, and the President
and Secretary were authorized to prepare
a'copy of the ordinance 88 amended, signed
by themselves, to be presented to councils
for their immediate consideration.
Mr. Mackey offered the following, which
. .
:was unanimously adopted:
Wasnaas, We have understood that a motion
will be oftered at the .next meeting of Ooruccilai
praying for the passage of a resolution disbanding
a number of our fire companies.
Reso.vel, That this association would respect.
fUlly request that no each action be tat'•-•;.. - , and
that we deem the measure ill-timed and inex•
patient.
An Informal and irregular discussion fol.
lowed upon the numbers of steam tire
engines.
Warfants were ordered for $3 75, for
printing petitions and ordinances and
for $6 25, in favor of Capt. Prat for irefv:
ing notices.
The Association then Adjourned
THE PEAK FAMILY —We yesterday
announced that owing to the illness of ono
of their number, the Peak family of bell
ringers had postponed their concert, an
flounced to begin at Concert Hall to-mor
row evening, until further notice, The
sickness was sudden, but not serious, and
that member of the company having re.
chered, the first entertainment will be
given tomorrow evening as announced, the
entire company having arrived yesterday.
From the well established reputation of
this company as bell ringers, we anticipate
a profitable stay for them in our city.—
They form a combination of two troupes,
excelling, in numbers and talent, any here.
tofore traveling, and are, we believe, the
only company of bbll ringers now in the
United States. The elder Mrs. Peak, who
is of this troupe, was ono of the principal
singers in the old Saguia opera troupe,
and W. H. Peak also won a great repute.
lion as an alto singer in the same company.
The younger members of the family are
prodigies in their way and exhibit a won.
derful proflcienoy in handling the - balls.—
The bells used by the company are of sil
ver, very expensive, and the only set of
the kirtitint Aciaerica ; they give out clear,
disCincl, melodious tones, excelling in
sweetness the bells of_the original Campan
alogians. Every member of the troupe is
a superior vocalist, and the programme
presented is a good one. The °Certain meets
will be all that can bo desired and there
fore deserving of a liberal support from
the public.
THE FIINEELAI: oa CAPT. Bear,.—The
remains of °apt. Leopold Bahl will be in.
tarred at two o'clock this afternoon, from
the residence of his father, corner of
Second and Market streets. No special
arrangements have been made for the
funeral, but the First Ward Home
Guards and perhaps other military corn•
panics, the Vigilant fire company and the
threq months volunteers, in a body will
be in attendance. The hearse will be fol.
`lowed by the horse on which Capt. Sahi
rode when he received his death wound.
The house was visited yesterday by many
citizens, who called to see the body of the
lamented deceased.
DCA-im.a.x.—We did not BEIO enough of
.Miss Dora Slaw in this part last evening
pronounce upon her merits as an ac
tress, but we confess that we were not as
favorably impressed with her acting as that
of Miss Heron or Datrenport. She repeats
the piece to night,. She was, so far as we
AIM well sustained by Mr. Henderson as
Armand and the company generally.
" STARRING."—Iire. Ettie Henderson
his gone to Columbus to play a " star "
tigagement of' two weeks. She was to
- open fiat evening as' Widow Cheerly in the
Soldier's Daughtur."
- Two BOYS WifreiFiseteiday arrested and ta
ken Ilspre.ldayozpr um for st a ging a dozen
pair of socks, valued at $3, from the more
of Dunlap & Luker, Federal street. Ono
was discharged and the other, a lad named
Platt, will be sent to the House of 'Refuge.
A PORTION of the people of Allegheny
were left without gas, owing to the sub,
merging of the gas works by the flood.
41E68 BRRNlieleB I:STEAM...SD Oysrzas.
—steamed oysters have now become an
h'institutiOn” -among us, -and the place to
ft: them is at James Brennan's, corner
Liberty and WaYnestreets. He is a clever
gentleman, and having the most approved
sp Mtn, is prepared to furnish to fami.
lies oysters done in this style by the bushel,
DO or half pock, and thosio Th3iiing them
y the donen'ditn'geethens in We minutes'
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FANCY Altc H it 'iWlT___
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FL lIWITIIMILW taltittigti„
I,NA EHOUSE, 166 BMITEIFI If.LD STREET,
etween 8111 4 stree4 taidiVegfg alley:)_:
4 iii PITTSBCIRA.4 '4.
(,13.10 (.4 II ALBUMS
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AAA. ST LIES;
MEM
blAalltB FOR 1862
W. S. HAVEN.
1109 CORN Sal WOOD ANIr RD STREZT
SPALI)IN(rB
THROAT (JUN FEUTIONS
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROUHRS
BRYAN'S PCrLMONIO WAFERS
AYERS' CHERRY PECTORAL.
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
SELLERS' COUGH SYRUP,
For sale by
CHAS. H. SUPER,
AT HIS DRUG STORE
Cor. Penn and St. Clair Ste.
unil
IMPORTANT
-TO
INVENTORS.
PATENT AGENCY
Dewil C. Lawrence
llobt. W. hayrick
Fo r Twelve
For the past
four years
Manager of
the Washing
lion Branch of
the Scientific
American Pa.
tentAg en cy
and for Fif.
teen Years in
the Patent
Agency Busi
ness.
Years an OM-
cer °Slim Pa-
tent Office - -
the taut four
as a Member
of the Board
of Appeal.
NOTE—AII Lnformai
Patent and a copy of at
charge.
necessary to procure a
' . tent Laws seat free of
Refer to present Corn
David P, H.ollovrstr.
W. H. BIoGEE & co.,
lIERCHANT TAILORS,
N t y e! :f larg E
otiited ,stied stoat of
buyers to
Fall and Winter Goods,
Just received, among wkloh may be round all of
The newest styles of goods for elents ar d Youth's
War*, together with a full and =lle assort
ment of gentlemen's Furnishing
W. H. MoliKß • CO.. 143 Valenti M
oor. Market Square, Alley neny City.
4S,SHAIizt:
THE GREAT CURE :FOR CONSUMPTION
THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS
MEDI
CINS hating made It the study of years to
concentrate the life of the Pine 1 ree into a Dieth•
eine for diseases of the Lungs and Throat, is now
offering to suffering humanity the result of hie ex
perience. Thie truly great and good medicine is
prepared w,th much care, the tar being distilled
expressly for it, is therefore free from all impuri
ties of common tar.
It has cured more cases of Consumption than any
known remedy on earth.
It will care BRONCHIITS.
It will cure ASTHMA.
It will Gore BORE THROAT AND BREAST:
It will can COUGHS AND COLDS. and le an In
voluable remedy for eine/demo! the KIDNEYS and
URINARY COMPLAINTS.
*S. Beware of Counterfeits.
If you have the Dyspepsia use WIBHARTS DYB.
PSP.3IA PILLS, and they do not cure you
...re )0
go to the agent of wbard' you parobasQ
tbem, and receivey our money.
Please call at his store and get a descriptive otr
calm. A box of Pills seat by marl, post-paid on re
ceipt of One Dollar,_ _
No.lo. Booth Second street, Phila.,
L..Q G. WIBRART Proprietor.
Sold by DR. KEYSER, No.
o. 140 Wood street.
noo-Iyeod
II 1 C E-1U tierces in store and fo
sale by
no=
MILLER £RIOHE1'801•t
CHEESE -20 0 boxes prime Cheese
for Bale by [dein HENRY H. COLLINS.
POT CLAY-150 bbla MissouriClity
received and for sale bHENRY
dell EL COLLINP.
IT 00D A D MARBLE IMITA
TIONS on - Wall Paper, for dining rt. ome
and vestibules for sale at MIT Market street.
dell JOSEPH S. HUSHES.
COl ,PS REVOLVERS, 6 SEioT —A
fresh supply lust received and for sale by
dal SOWN t TNTLEY, 188 Wood street.
QIIGAR—
kj 100 barrels Baltimore B, Coffee.
&War.
50 barrels extra C, Coffee.
. Bagar.—in store and for sale
by RUINER A BROS.,
Nos. US and 1 / 8 Wood strait.
ENTS CALF
Doable Sole Booth,
Gents Kip 800 t,,.
Youthepelf anditip Boots
OHEA' I . CHEAP!! CHEAP III
AT NO, 15 FIFTH STREET.
90 - D. 6. DIFFENSAMTER
MBROIDERIES AT COST—
.
Clearing out sale of
FRENCH ENSBROIDERIES & LACE GOODS AT
EATON, MOEDA! a CO.'S.
del N 0.17 Fifth rat:root
' A tr I T I I iog.e prime o
Oats, in bulk, delivered at Rochester, Pa. For
Ilea apply to Ft., L. ALLEN, gent,
No. 8 Wood street.
TALLOW, OIL AND GREASE-.
A 10 bbls Tallow Oil;
25 bbls Gress%
In store and for sale by .
F. BELL R 8 it CO.
Fenn strum, Pntebnrell
1 O(I BARRELS CB.IIDE OIL from
DtL Creek, Kravity 4 116 Numb; Crude
Oil in ;amu c k pace, gravity 86, on hand and for sale
cheap for cash by R. L ALLEN, Agent,
jai No. 6 W.sod etreet.
22
.760 bitrtels CvTittoOnmdugertreraiityd
for MI e by
06S I...ALLEN. Agent. No. 6 Wood area
3000 D BARRELS CRUDE OIL,
Thick Creek., and other brands;
240 barrels superior refilled oil ;
e7O new barrels. Iron bound, for oil ;
to w yt o arrive, and receiving daily, Crude
ned Oils,.
and Re always on hand and fer sale
=or fi
cal& LA
lio.B ALI Agent,
Wood street.
1171%71Wi'
Last Might's ihrwiljp-t0,,,N0
The Wedarala,hiroasession of
Camp, and Provisions!
ALI, PRIORS,
Z 0 WOOFFER AND PE YTON
CINCINNATI, January 20.—A cambia.,
e l attack was made towday on Zollicoffer's
citrenchtuent by Schoeff and Thomas, re-
Hui titig in a complete victory. The "stars
mid stripes" now float over the rebel font%
tl..ationg. We have captured all their
umni. property and a large quantity of
p-.,visions. The losi le heavy. Z Dllicoffer's
don , ' body is in the hands of the federals.
The .Lesington correspondent of the
Gbinmercial gives the following account
~f Saturday's battle:
Zollicoffir, learning that the Federal
force had appeared in his rear marched
out of his entrenchments at S o'clock on
Saturday morning and attacked Schoeff,ip
his camp, whose pickets wero driven in at
an early hour and the attack was made be.
fore daylight. The battle is reported to
hsve raged with greet fury until three in
the afternoon, when Zollicoffer, having
been killed, the whole rebel force fled in
confusion to their camp. Their loss is not
stated, but it is thought to be heavy. The
Willey Peyton killed is a son of the ax.
member of Congress from Tennessee. Our
victory has been very decisive and will re
sult in the rout of the whole force defend.
tog the right flank of Bowling Green.
TIIIIITY-SEVENTH COMM
WASHLNOTON, January 20 —Roues
Mr. MUM, of Lad., introduced a bill for
the repeal of fishing bounties. Referred to
Committee on Commerce.
PATENT AGENCY
fir. Holman, of Ind , from Government
Contract Committee, reported a resolution
directing the Seargeant-at•Arme to bring
before tee bar of the House, Benj. Maley;
for allezed contempt of autnority in not
appearing before too committee as a wit.
nets at the time they held their m °Ling in
Cincinnati.
Oa motion of Mr. Lovejoy, of 1.11.,.a
resoltrtion was adopted Instructing the
Committe on Judiciary to inquire into the
er.F.edieucy of reporting a bill making
all sales, trausfets and disposition of prop.
erty of every kind by persons engaged in
insurrection against the United States.
Ober resolutions on a variety of sub.
jects were introduced and referred.
The House then on a Committee of the
Whole on the state of the Union proceed.
ed the consideration of a bill making
appropriations for Legislative, Executive
twri Judicial Expenses.
Mr, Fessenden, of Me., spoke of the
rebellion in the aspect it now presents
itself to his cinstituen's, it should be pt.t
down, and the Government ea speedily as
possible bring into operation its mighty
machinery fur this purpose. Now, if in
;over of Patonta Hon,
d0044f
prosecution of hostilities, the slaves afford
aid to the rebellion, was it not the part of
wisdom to deprive the insurgents of this
advantage of slavery should be terminated
by this war; it would be the greatest tri
umph mortal ever won over the greatest
e - tale ever committed.
Mr. Wright remarked that he was re•
turned here as a representative by both
political parties, who agreed on & common
platft,rin. He was elected as a Union man,
and as such, he was ready to stand or fall.
He was not an advocate of slavery, but
was willing to take the Constitution as our
forefathers gave it to na. He was not one
of those who would attempt to present
any of its provisions or lay down a line of
policy which would not cover all its guar
ties. He was for maintaining the war tip ,
on the sole issue on which it was inaugu
rated. Any member who would change
this principle was not following the rules
of propriety which conacterce, reason and
judgment dictate. The President In his
inaugural statod the true ground. It is
not a war of conquest or subjugation, but
to put down rebellion and respect, the
rights of property. If we hold to this our
government is sale, but if we make it a
war of slavery emancipation, our govern
ment Is irretrievably gone. Mr. Lincoln
has a patriotic heart, and not only means
well but acts well.
Mr. Bigham, of Michigan, made an az.
planatation remarking that in his recent
speech he confined his proposition to the
emancipation of slaves hold by rebels,
their alders and abettors, bat would now
say that whenever in his judgment it may
become essential to common defense to
shiver every fetter the power ought to be
exercised.
Mr. Divan obtained the floor when the
Committee rose and the Hause adjourned.
BirarkTß—On motion of Mr. Fessenden,
of Me , the consular and diplomatic appro
prim I n bill was taken up.
veral amendments proposed by the
. iiiiittee on Finance were adopted. The
cA'.l viand.
commanication was received from the
President transmitting instructions read
by the Prussian Minister from his govern
ment. Referred.
Itvort of the Judiciary Committee on
the resolution to expel Senator Bright to
wit: That there was no suffLient cause for
such expulsion. Was taken up.
Mr. Wilkinson, Minn., said that on
presenting resolutions his regard for Mr.
Bright was influenced by no personal feels
ing, but exigencies of times imposed on as
painful duties. He believed that Congress
must act up to its duty and save the corm.
try, it 4 every other department of the gov
aiment had signally failed to act with
scifficent courage and heroism. He refer,
red to the letter of Mr. Bright, addressed
to his excellency Jeff. Davis on the Ist of
March, 1861, introducing a friend to
Davis, who had a valuable improvement
in flre•arms to dispose of and asked if that
was such a letter as an honest and loyal
Senator should write.
Og motion of Mr. Wilson, of Mass., the
bill to amend certain articles of war was
taken up, the bill provides the penalty of
death to spies and persons forcing the safe,
guard of the army, In further considera
tion was postponed till to.morrow.—
Messrs. Wilkinson and Morrill, of Me.,
and Trumbull, of Ills , argued to show
that the letter of Mr. Bright was treason,
able. Adjourned.
The River at Cincinnati
INonnuen, January.
Heavy rains prevailed since Saturday
night. The river here measures 51 feet
and rising at the rate of 8 inches per hour.
There is five foot of water on the first floor
of he buildings front ng the river. All
the tributaries above are pouring out at
flodd height.
Arrivstil of the Illbeitoila.
Or. J Mire, Jan. 20.—The steamer Hi
bernia, with troops, arrived at this port
thhi morning.
EINEM
BATTLE ItiatiliCKY I
210 REBELS .BILL ED
KILLED
buyer Mat from Washington.
Gen. 'Wool hen Bent.l4Atcitfeol
to Nor.
Ivenont.
el
1.4114 it cli/latta-APICOAIttmeIIOI.4.OI3M
IA genco.., f . ; r---s , ' (1.4.. --- -,
The AktnatillssfOrts;Af "I • nAtext
,Aitalii'
AS to ditriOW - Wilt: ' "; ' 4 " . ' ' ''''
The Hon:'MY. l lslleltrii;' Vricl'itaifi l 6
IVari entered - uptirkiVikiuntsi today. : A'
largo introbtiv otAll pili4baitlitluif mil,
form Atd"iii Air arki'gotaa:tallfi'6 - - - PAW:.
ations-are being made st themtvgiard to.
test thelitreiiAttr of tlitt 21,evi, fled „guns
•Ilniebath'eire, Ons''..Of there a.-02.:4otulder
has been enclosed with heavy timber and:
will be - ilfed ivittP`tatstturtly - ilicressfrig.
charges"Vifftifilr-burets- - - ---
I/ 43 09 oillralia*ard.rialiLPthearaii:
Minister. The Prusaian government,
through its Miniateltemiffaviakatddotged
the course of .England is the . Trent affair,
Secretaty•ftWatalliiiespttiiii,' While'ttans,
mitring to him a copy of the , printed doou
meats bearing upon' the ettpcts, asks to
be allowed the liberty of sUggeritir.g to the
consideration of the :Prussian govern
ment the expediency of improving the oc
casion which has justly excitekao many
apprehensions to recommend the general
policy relative to neutral rights as suggest.
ed by our government to the consideration
of European States, adding, it .is only a
spirit of the utmost 'reagent and deference
that I take leave toaemerk that the periods
when the United,,kitates Will have occasion
to act the part of a`belligerent will probe
ably be few and brief, While,' judging from
pass experience, we cannot got hope for so
constant a preservation of peace among
the nations of the Eastern continent.
Some days the . Hoiiae of Represen
tatives adopted-a resolution calling upon
Secretary Cameron to inform them what
surveys are in progress
• for a railway
from Washington to New York, to inter.'
sect the Northern Central Railway at ai
point outside the limits o: Bsltimord, &c.
A reply vas received to day, in which it
was said that no such surveys have been
undertaken or directed, and the Depart
ment has no knowledge of any such survey
being in progress.
From Cairo.
Canto, January 20..—A gentleman from
New Orleans reports that when be kft,
there the citiiena were daily expecting that
Fort White commanding the entrance to
Lake Ponchartrain, would be attacked and
captured by the federals from Ship Is'std.
There are not over b 000 volunteers in 013
city, and not ex , :.eeding 2,000 more could
be raised in case of emergency. There are
no batteries above or below the city and
the only defense against attack from the
gulf are two torte on opposite sides of the
river towards the mt uth. He .hinks that
the city could very easily be captured by a
small force.
General McOlernand's brfgade has re•
turned from the expedition and taken the
old quarters of 281 Illinois, which has
been encamped at the month of Mayfield
Creek since the expedltiGn started. He
will be up to night.
General Grant at Cairn
CHICAO Jan . 20 —SpeciAl Dispatch
from entro.—Gan. Grant and stall' arrived
in town yesterday morning. Gen. Pain's
brigade reached Fort Jefferson on Satan..
day night. Gan. Mctlerxiand's brigade
will arrive to.morrow. The object of the
expedition was a reconnoisance in force, of
all that part rf Kentucky upon which a
portion of the
_operation's against Colum•
bus will necessarily be performed, and the
demonstration to afd Gen. Buell's right
wing, oar forces have been eminently
successful. The engineer corps, under Col.
Webster, have full and accurate knowledge
of the country. it im understood that Gen.
Smith has taken camp equippage and what,
ever was left at Camp Beauregard: The
rebels fled to Columbus. McClernand's
brigade went to within seven' miles of Col•
umbras, encamped on Thaesday night
within sight of the rebel wat3h tires and
afterwards visited the towns of Milburn,
Lovelacetllle and Blandville, surveying
all the roads as they Went.. Part of Gen
Smith's command will return to Pad.
today.
More About the Battle.
Lotusvir.a.x, Jan, 20.—The recent fight
took place on Sunday, Instead of Saturday
morning. Gen. Thomas, on Sunday after
noon, followed up rho rebels to their en.
trenchments, 16 miles from his own camp,
and when about to attack them this morn.
log, ho found their entrenchments desert.,
ed, the rebels having lett all their cannon,
Quartermaster's stores, tents, horses and
wagons, which fell into our hands. The . .
rebels dispersing had crossed the Cumber- .
land in a stearaboat and nine barges at
White Oak Creek, 6'pposite their encamps.
ment at Mill Springs. Two hundred and
seventy-Elsie reticle were killed, including,.
Zollicoffor and Peyton. The dead wer(
found on the field. Tho 10th Indian lost
75 killed and wounded. Nothing fuTther
of the federaf loss has yet reached. here. ,
From California.
SAX FRANCISCN Jan. 17.—Ttie
ture has adjourned to the 21st te*w the
water to subside from Sacrame The
whole city hag been under water from two
to eleven feet deep. The people are driven
to their second stories and are unable to
build fires and cook their food. Cloked
provisions, in largo quantities, were sent
from San Francisco by two steamers on
Sunday. The water has materially subsidy
ed since,, but the weather is still unfavora
ble. The whole of the valley portions of
the State have suffered severely from
this unprecedented inundation, and many
millions of property have been destroyed.
Manassas Evacuated.
W assianToN Jan. 20•—Information
has been received by parties' direct from
Manasses, that the rebel forces have evac%
uated that point, falling back to a position
further South not known; but the object
is supposed to be to counteract an appro.
handed movement of our troops from the
seaboard.
Mistake Corrected.
Lowey'',Lz, January 20 —The Bailie
Peyton, killed in the recent engagement,
proves to be Billie Peyton, Jr„ attached
to Zollicoffer'e staff, and not Bailie Pey
ton, Ssn., as at flratreported.
River and Weather at Louis
ville.
LoursTILLE, January 20.—Evening.—
The river is rising three inches per hour,
Philadelphia Market.
Pamoitamm, Jan. 20.—Breadstuffik_vetry dull,
withonechittrta of Woe% the sales of Flour corn.
prise 6,000 barrels extra at 660 and 2.000 barrels
extra Family-at'-E6 71056. 'tits reseipts small
and stock very moderate. Small sales of Rye
Flour.at . There is moderat demandfor Wheat
and 60,000 bushels Red sold at $1 8141 85. 1,000
bushels of Rye brough t 72408. Corn is coming
forward slowly and held firmly; sales of 8,000
tusheLs at 5846 W, for new Yellow and old 620.
Oats are unchanged; 6,000 bushels sold at 883ic.
Groceries are very quiet small sale, ; Rio Coffee at
19021 c. Ba Provisions; sales of 3,000 barrels
Mess Pork and 8,000 barrels Mess Beet for Goy.
srsment stores. Whisky unsettled; sales at
2402096
Cincinnati Market Report
Clummurart, Jannm7 40-Baming--Floar le in good
demand at $4 for Superfine, but trt was held at
DSQ)4 10 at the e.Obe. There is an active de
mand for Wheat at 866668 for Red. and 90619216
for White. Rye has advanced to 67 ogf,Bo mu g
in good demo* receipts very light, porn and
Oats firm at Ste.. Whisky has advanced to 170
and is in :mod deaushd. Bogs are are held
firmly at $3 35@t8 60 but as regards onyers
the market Was dull, and hoary, and not much
demakid'; Ave hundred country dressed, averag
ing TO pounds, were sold at $3 28 and six h - ne•
deed avergtng two hundred pounds at sB'B6: - 250
se repng 380 lbs at Vi 45; reo • ipts WOO head.-
litres .P..rk firm at $9 606/9 62%, but it ia held
h k Aer, th irefore not much done. There is a good
demand for bu k sides at 4q they , are held %6514
higher. lAirdi Sim at 6 1 g for head add 6 for gut. -
There jg,sAa e groceries. , Exchange la
firmer at ken/1111n- T,lll riyer still Thong
at the rkklis per TOM% The present
eta 61 feet MAR channel. and IS feet ca too
dr of tit ntdkOngs, fronting the__ Jiver
There le tight het the weeth# *Odder .-
3J'..:.5
R I 1 78 R. IV El WS. !rigrlowa."Pr 111091 Pinkvitffrrn
lij i m - -
nate • 'AA •
18...... = 1"4.18"8""tha rat , 3211i.
Ir•eaT4MtragtiVisr4ito
Fazitietwitti,
• aglan, (Mirk, Brontmliet. •
Cal. Bayard, PaelfaiAllnlialieifiZ) :*1 '%l3 '
I f i a a gON W It i gh •
stago v iUdivg4alpirbasi
• r..Thiablagnalao
NAkfificad, BrOwtib. • I
6 zultins elarirt`o v-itet:Aki E / •
~,.
John Wilog.lteackmbse-Viiheisting
re‘,The Eiver.4.lo4sL eveninr et .
there were -sig "34.oryggrggo
end' reitng
... pek44o-4aMbieTLY
wharf show 26 feet large:. ThattoltrasairtafeltaY
ere pat itaitOrest deal-of trentleciTl ll /1
their freight ! ediaarqrlypo TigkargYettivial.—r:
The lose aloes itm-Adieshenratiorlynahen.Y.:
_ _ _
/ar m COloptp94orc i;yinqrlSkt,gpZi!,.,;
paeket ieannclriceiffor Evansville :Cairo
andfit• LoPis ; hitiodeedaindiergoner, thorough re.
PoJrai and inAidit AchdrinagiOnadiddict:onel STD=
- 41.1;hrst class meohlinic.)havedeTtikAl'tifte4 oink
-Tided a tten tion:Eito hrsititlpchfiriit4)4o ccdtdr
:lien than evertactlihiiliaiiii -Vielaker.
.geseure in rgickincniendiniacat
•
~ • .
.•
Da. The .64:4iniea .iteamerEte Cloud,
-Capt. C. A. Dra,cifreamenneed fiti emit
Loa ink V44ReAat, Tijig botitjuokiteingeisieti
neeommodatowy experieneedneutiitticinlive Joei—
teem 11 4tatiiitticiet'19Thitfti4;94hfintait,
eteilde A No. I, 991. pheamvi st who ' has the
charge of th%office, hae hosts of Nel/FIC, • ,
The , #st — cleoe pepsenger steamer
Lila May, Capt. Jabn C. Reno, leavee-fbeeinettinati
and Lot:nevi:ls nesday. - CapVit3iiii in a good
etheer aad ilchi 3 teegallUOtaliti p a (4 . 602k40,40n
with his brottei Vritik, Who has charge of the of
nee, will be eertank .to see that the paetwingeri are
welt eaten for;
,116 r. The time steamer J. W. Hallman,
()apt. A. McGarty,•le leading for Ciriolivati and,
Lou boat realise her tripe with great
regularity, and .ui a favorite with p a 4engera and
shippers.
_ MTh . '
Lir" irf§t utri fitetiMar " Pfltl is
Donna, °apt. George D. Moore, is loading for
Cineirtaati; Vitro arid Si: Louie. !lire
dispatch " .
ser - The Lae `steiamer Key Vat' Six 2,
Capt. El, Evan., ti annotineed tcacqnotauast sad
Louisville this day. TAls boat 18 iterarite 14*
passengers and shippers, and deservedly so. The
first clerk le cur 'attentive friend Capt. Jeer Mellon.
SW - . Capt. Thorn= 'Poe hs.rfitippunced
hie fts3ritestefimer,.C i lara Poe, for Cincinnati and
Lcuietelia car-f-rtdar -•fitinirlOTlT"aboin
bear this in mind.
Da; The - splendid aide wheel, - passenger
steamer, Emma Duncan, Capt. F. Y. Batchelor,
leaf BB this dalt,for , Cincinnati. Lonisviile, Clatropnd
st Louis. Thil a *is wai, built expressly for Me
Saint Louis tracies . .s Hoe large staterooms and
the bevt of acconiscuidatioas. Capt. Batchelor is a
favorite with passengers end shippers. The @rat
Fa J. Batchelor. a o:ever and attentive
ottloer.
its 6, The punctual steamer Emma Gras
ham; capntin Monroe Ayers, leaves this day at 4
p. m., for.teneeille -and sit i ntermedfate• porta
For speed, Lcoommodations and attentive officers
this bolo 4 1143 no saperior. Mr. W,,thsc who has
charger al 10 . 015Na:will be certa. 4 if tb' see that rte
sengers are cared for.
ve - The - POrtsmoutti packet for this day
is the steamer J. B. Ford, Capt. W. Kerr, a good
officer and a clever ma ti.
igt_The principal loss of oil and barrels
by the flood was from the Allegheny wharf.
airThe':hull of a new side wheel stem.
er fixated bruit the oily about 8 o'clock on Monday
morning. It Was Bunk to the first deck. It was
probably the new beat building for a Wheeling
company at Bellternon.
The loss to our oil companies must
have be , n heavy hi the present 11110, .The also=
of the Emma Graham report the Ohto river at sev
eral poi nts covered with barrels.
Mir' A number of oroPtYlioliTelit-ald;
staves, landed from Aire ., alaza -Dean, Was married
awai: the flood on Sunday night.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Coma
'patty were fortun‘te this time, as their merchan
dam was out of the reach of the Hood
For Cincinnati. Louisville,
Evansville and M. Lonis.„:.
THIS DAY, JANUARY 21,10 A.M.
THE SPLENDIp SIDE
L wheel pmsenger steamer,
,-
KAMA D1714.A.N, Captain F. Y
Batchelor, leaves as announced.
above.
For freight or pa apply on board or to
ja2l. JOHN B aVINOBTOR 00, Agents.
For Cincinnati and Louisville
FRIDAY. 10 mite
TE FINE I MAXIM
OLAR I POE., Mon twaro,
mander. lea,es its atm.n.
For trafirbt or punt:n(o4;lply on board or to
For iJinclisiastl and,Loirtsillie
THIS D ..11.0 A. hi:
THE FINE PASSENGER STEAMER
IDA MAY, John O. Reno, commander, leaves
aaannouneed.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
J. B. LIVINGSION a 00.
421 or JOHN FLAoDvAgemta.
For Ulneninatl, Cairo and Bt.
•1" 011113 ,`.,.
THIS DAY 1.0 A, M.
ITHE FAVORITE EASSEN ? ,
.4. GER merrier DLOOTAH,.D.L.
Hendrickson, commander, lamas m
- , , -
PM' freighror Maeigriapply onlbeard• 1141
Fo
pr 4/Inettinatli'
lEVameNttle, Cairo and Et.
I;crarilt.
ViFD.NZEIDAY, 10 A. AL.
THE FINE STEAMER
: Tap ti .A
SAINT CLOUD, a A. DWG.
Commander inn , leave for tite'l. ,
above and
Commander ! s il l
porta.
a,For freight or passage apply on board. - :.
Regular Tuesday I.PoiekeV For
Marlottamad. Zanesville.
THE fine paesener steinneria t
MISS& agouti, BE4.
roe Avers, eoniningider, ves
Minh every Tursiday, at 8 °Weak P. m, sui t
Zanesville every Friday at 8 a. m.
For freight opissageapply on • • • or, to •
J. B. Unmans t 00,
For Oinclimafi k Liuds_!MLß!k
THIS DAY, JANUARY 2 1 / 4 10 AeAri k lat
THE FINE STEAMER J. :W4414
H &LIMAN, A. M'Carti*y commit
der, leaves as above.
For freight or peerage, apply on board, or to
J. B. LIVINGSTIJNA tl9,
'9
: •
St. Loads.
WRIiN.s.DAY, 10 A. M.
SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAMER
PRIMA. DONNA, George W. Moore,oomman.
der leaves as announced above.
For freizht or passage apply on board or to
J. B. LWINGBTON 1 CO.,
or JOHN IPGAM Agents,
For Cincinnati and Loigioville
TUESDAY, JANUARY 91.
THE splendid passear h At ia
ete;amer KEY INEST,W.S. Be
commander.
Nor freight or wave apply_ on boarded. ea'
lan2l J, B. LIVINGSTON l 00. Agents.
For Marietta, GallipoLie, Par
kersburg and PortsmOntiti,
EVERY TUESDAY, 10 A. 21,,
111 H E FINE I',4BSIEN- -.,. 4 .,,,.,
GER steamer, J. B. FORD,
. H. Kerr, commander, leaves
announced above.
For freight or pomp opEly oa board.
.IMatilobACOragent.
EVERY TUESDAY, 4 'P. IL
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thEI:STFAMER SCINNPEArd
Captain Wm. moo, lama. Dm .
IV lisliata, Park . an
Gallipolis,
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every WRDittgaDAY at. 4 dalaak; tetamma i
law* GaMpolla every FRIDAY at 8 dada*.
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th: Beeman= pabliahea the fact 01,4 a,
so, the ignorant' - and ' Wadi ' 'reotteet ,-„- - •
'dreg.: fullyshocked, wed- thintrAtillaT .
very immoral, and for COMMlneU________9/I;lradAarafti
our:Thou a meg their wives. - , x 0 , 00 ,4 0 111k,_ .I‘ l 4 c _.-
An • oatsqUors. Their family phyP , W= , l',Wri - ,
cautions to keep them in tmoranft th= ti or ; t s
t_ e IMMO eirDr IrIP A tiSTEUr. (iMeaft
lest a l ucre lao prutioe Might. be iciar-46 - ibiniXo -
unong stupid falsely modest and proaturipthemeT'dtg ,,
tendon tem ard mulled ta igeonne
as m macaw. and who tem . I. ititr-sotti e. , 'lsto
gene°, tense, to.„ to dollareand' ,
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meanly artily gotten. ft WO' . _ . ,
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that noooopesvinfa en igase _
that their sum ,natiggar. fad a,.,Vintlaty
feeble, stet ly cad or con: late eonditlien r ender l4lllM4 -,
ones, halro been rehozer„ t h matt iadVigoi. bY'Vf•,, ,
EftelidTß,UP,Lbeeidee many. befordandeitar-mlO ll l- 1 .2 3 -•
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. riage throughkim havnbean•wersimuoh end ----- 4 "A'
anxiety, mortileation, 40. -Rawng•the-ed , ---s-I
Of over thirty years expealszieti , -and , '.z- 44 1 4 ,.. -it
oonaseaand , behaastinerioveldnin the ' - ,,, 1ut -''''
f&Petal and who la daily. consul , .c= am
;lie profession, as. recommended .17j ,
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Able enigma, yenerterenyer swam. ?WO%
Spermatorhea, or so ed neettansistasttni
Thee dreadful malady. can be complO., :,ale
the terY th ienttlidedvailmdatl44eM M it t .. •
female ' , vases he had superior eiperienee on,i,ew
needant of he old .nge, !evenly Zealll.44tlnlekdr"
hinter la togo,pletely oared. : da for OlmenraPtiOlairtc- A rd
I pulmonary-diseasesln.Y.A.YruMWakeust=wer
sad trom Iceland moan and mar ingreototite -tett
- *Mita physiolial Evp jeers, at.the 'S:72 , d,
' has. had „ more hareem th., . 1 111 , ikielordteaseata ..isair ,
:;bat have as yet been diacevade4,44,-; io HiltLili (4
ewe win show. They are allgenadne an =be
roducL according to a pamphlet that ywrene . yr:
will get' at the wminati -,, i, all
glace SS Sinithruild' street, near Witten e ear i
Pr i *enoromanimaonsframku,ileria-agALtiVet
ettiodt/119. _Meet b 3 - ,311 anis-v
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please looli Ryer the following Irstof mitteles,When
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Gents' Eti , UktpinB; . Tetlitimany,
Bracelets, .., a Forkx473 Int
Sp.mt- &elm, 4 Bulbriftalmw
Web Siodit, " „ '
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Pens and Gases, " . AMA& ` - i r- , 1
Lockelet 4cir Mina- 4 Saw lillengs.i . I
litres, sE
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Smithy" " ru olut,
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Studs, ', Male Knife A
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a Keys, a Tea Se • .."i -
4 ' Marine, * Coffee
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a Pencils, ho, act. • err„
~. , plat e d Ice Ruiners, .21 .riii 1 22a1N-ia.i
Plated Spoons and Porks4t, . , t eve - tra.
,Plaiedtiloup_and Oyster Ladles, eteietec•- 1 "
113 Gektalla baiter Matches of every hnisidna. '
. to style and price.. •
rek., Frenett s tierman and American illooltn, . t.•
Messes, Musical Bo :2 :2 tont tuneinßrimen, ~,,,,
nary, Portmenates and fancy articles' ixt - tene '":„
oconerone•to mention. • Ail . we ask ltraMl4l. Om ;,,
establishment, NO. MPTP/11l STBEET,MISIoor
from Wood, and examine our goods and.prititent:t .':=
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CARPETS.
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LATEST ANDBIOS 1 PATTRUKetApitzta
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DR. BROWN'S MEDICAL - oi l ,'
SURGIOAL Office, No. SO ----- - ., . 4 .:
Smithfield unas. irtreet„ p ! ittelmrgh„ ' ' . ,: •
Penney . ..
Dr. BROWN is an old dd. ~.
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sem of Pittsburgh, and has been .
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in 'Plfetil36lo/ tee UM fwarto." , -
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Ave sear& •Ms b 115111085 has ..., - ~ s ine
been confined mostly to Private' .
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and Sargkal Diseases. - , ..k.t 4
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MMUS AND STRINEIgars •--91. , • 4 `.., 4
In need of a medical trend, should' ifot , ,'hill 10'. al
fkg,d oat the suns plaoanf relief.- The' Dotarwiell.' .
regololirtedusto, and his -hi that trest - .7 . 0 a
meat ore certain Glass of diseases la a maw
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tat to the sufferers of *Meaning ; t ~,;44
the use of his remedies anA 'followlejtithstik,"
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DR. BROWN'S ItiChififilMag''',''' i.' . ..._,•" , ,: 4) ,.,
aster fail to ease the worst form of ifei,..H . lfOlf'..''
'seam, Impatitiew sad litorfulompAffeetions.—nr/Wli'
all diseases arising horn a hereditary teint. - irbiter , .- ,
manifests itself In the farm of a tatter
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end a grad many forme of skin disesw: „
of which the. patient is noting) igintwon: o . "'' ;
petunia to al filoted,Dr.Brorotolfers hones'eel
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Dr. Prown's remedies for this sliming tirettith'Y
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Ills_Vil. an oby that editor UM: asinine -
h which the scent and weskit:glided! '.
. n to, ( own doinwmtkohystez. 4 '
'the SRI reliable remediestotb&•
knows in- this- rattoni,•;:t
_ ,k)l 7 .thipy are safe, andruske a areitdr rinkantilog
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Dr. itrown's remedies swear all -toeitre.thle•
petnfol disease in 4 04_ ,4610.441
AGM Be also treats . mee,
aoisturs, Medial Dieonargas, Formaht Weeineene.
Monthly Wristreteions, pier,wies the.ToietriPlir.
and
to Ano, berforts_anem=s r Potoe Inthomeek--
an d „ on of Dm igadritri together
with dime sof es topes arigho . - -
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se *- 1 - 14
zoatmou Idll , be izoriledia3 '11.4.4"
71 .40ne 4410 to.any add:rear, eat :mew
sedan from obsermton.
,114 Private gem rut CO
rest. ettewownrb. , eniekkerier, 4'47
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68 hives White Wheat Family Rom; - .' l -.. ' l ' l ' l . 1
8-: _f l • -Choategee Floor: , -' '• ' ''.--* , • l .
Akbaddials Shelled - dor%
76 sada a
Xar Uortn ..tot
20 &se Brooms • .- • ---- - •
760ituatt boxes Qbeeten . .. . . '_^"..'
lehrlteonan
6 boxes 801 l Butter;
600 pounds choice Featheraf 4.„
16 bnahale Timothy' Seed;
2 barrels 311S0'-111 dole and for WO ..,.... ~...::CEi
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