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liosak Taus A knaterko,r-We noticed.
last week, that a horse- had. been stolen
from B. Smith, near Canton, Ohio. On
Thursday Nit a' M9ribalilag bimeelf Say.
der will arrested at Centreville, Butler
county, with n horse in his possession an.,
s wering i ption of that stolen from
Mr. Smith, who arrived at Centreville on
Sunday : and identified the - horse. On Mona,
day the prisoner was identified as a man
named Zimmerman, residing near Canton.
On Tuesday morning Zimmerman broke
jail and after a long search was found un
ler a tan-house and recommitted to prison
to await a rrquieition from the Governor
of Onio, fir removal to that State. A re•
ward of $5O had been &red for the re, ,
covery of the hone and arrest of the thief.
STATE
meeting
SJCIETY.—Tbe
annual of this Society was held
in Harrisburg en Tuesday, when the fol
lowing Oilcan for the ensuing year were
elected: President—Thomas P.
farmer, of Montgomery county; Vice
President—lst district, John' Bice; 2d,
Frederick Showers; Bd, Charles K. Engle;
4111, Robert M. Carlile; oth, Wur.Stavely;
6th, Isaac. W. Van Lee'; -7114 Tobias
Bth,'Joseph Graybill; 9th, Martin
Frasly;..lol,4Qbas. Luckenbach; 11th,
- DaiiierGaiiihisbachi 12th, /MOB E. Kopp;
13th, B G. Peters; 14th, C, Eberly; 15.h,_
1). U. Gebril6tb, Thaddeus Banks; 171 h,
John P. Beck; 18th, James Miles; 19bh,
Michael G. Tram; 20th, James Slocum;
21st, John Murdock, Jr.; :221, Moses
Chess; 23d, Joshua Wright. Additional
Members of the Executive Committee—
William Colder, Jr., J. H Eby, Jacob
Mish, James Young, John H. Ziegler.—
Corresponding Secretary—A. Boyd Ham
ilton. Chemist and Geologist—s. hi.
Haldeman. Librarian—John Cur wen.
THEE OIL TRADE AT MNADVILLE.—The
trgdBtitladtrtriniird shams to_beis most i
Pc": 40 ;lt-teattPbe . 1 4:t ()ratio ford .C.ounty, ao,
cording:4o the - fo y iiVing, Obrit:Vie MeadF
"Nothwithtioding the
.tringeney - mOnetarysitaiii‘ilie traffic
in oil inatunquestionahly revived greatly
wiP:4 , -14.pitai. few weeks. From a eon.
,ferf,cyliviikaggintletnan pretty-well posted
is Ll\ übject, we venture to state that the
A I ‘til Aid,* req hired and. expanded
In- the toit-trallit'of this county Ohne can.
not - hitless thimuittirgy thousand dollare
dAy., _44 - 049iii,clea„ the cost of barrels, of
i:avatthe wells, (from 40 to 60 _cents pet
barrel) 4.1.1,au1wy butt . ways, and some
4pensea. Thousands of
wagorroittcmovrbmplo”rl in this business:
OnerAty*All week more than seventy teams
wershoparter, wit at. the public house of Mr.
°I.VB- ;4 1 17 , roileg whit of Mead.
, Attire 'VC beim 'told that at the
irfilap4rDne +Me, ft Is nothing rare to
zwttmeeawiniitlioading :of a thousand bar•
.ottiA - AfikCirtAtur cameo of a single day—.
and this is only one, and by no means Et
prominent 4 oup, unsay points where
rail dbi ./ eenileetton 'is Made. The teams
draw from six to - twelve barrels of oil, at.
cording to the oapacity of t he wagon and
the number of horses.
kluisatTrutki sroa Ciormits.—A eorresig
pondent of the Detroit Tribune, , who iii
endorsed_by that paper as an experienced
asialwir, gives• vlecipe. for a-partial "adb- ,
stitute for coffee, which has proved tb Ant
goodlt jai° cut raw carrots in tnini
sliced_, and' browii slowly in the oven; the n grind or pound them, and mix will; coffee
fn eqbal porticim or the
.81tens'als'y be ,
pat Ike •coffee withoni being'
broken. He says that the carrots cannot!
be detected bythelaste of the beverage,'
and thet.iseveral, gentlemen; at a dinner;
party where he was, , 'drank each-two (Sri
tnree cups of this coffee, who seldom in-!'
dulge in but one, ignorant , of
ants, attributing the superior flavbr to the
excellent quality of the cream.
-.IISAMEr Yameattatturd —dark day last
week, a small child of William Gr ratan,
of Greensburg. , was burned so severely that
death ensued a, short time. after the occur
rence. a nd
• was passing a heated
stove, and tripping, fell against it, burn.
414ipiislacervery badly, and its clothes igy
niting sttliellia'nati time, its body was
tried so severely
• that death was there.
•
CONTB.ACT AWA.B.DYD.-Mlii. Beckwith
has awiardedlie Jonas Shodgriles; f New
lexandria, Weetutorelend county, the
Naracittalp heeves,_,wi444,llc
terriebuf i g, Cihuialuirtibu.g, or York, at
three vy-truie
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710 tffORSEIYVFNERS. 1 -Ds.:'SiviET's
A. INFALLIBLE LiNIBLENT FOR HOBNEB'
Rartalbait i elaiOn *l eases oLlanneness, arising
from m lrra , Bruises or WriMgea es t
11=ri and
talospire, l 4lllllll4la r ftli,„;
:-.l4FAikandwpayeaatiomp.ntia.d.iiiits.
aroGs
Mngep i rtleame.
Glebe ffebadd*Matbor'hop%tetibot
It may be alleviated: this lad men and its faith- ,
Ving i gnitists r tlianPe,
OW& ; •4;2. '
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Lameness 4111 an 'e ilPfent , thbi , e ithaidahle •
cthimuleikramilloned , b aff^hdraee ere
fien4molchmany.- ftberwbe..valuds
horses near y s ortb4m l ,
ldititu civ - •
40m t aiirectir. -,, ke obb l ivor
itt 0 salvtireee
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Distillers and. Dealenwia--
AB OLD ISNONEIII4 O 4WE WHISLY
an=andullite 131berty Street,
Dm* '• ' '")'ierkviusuatin. pi-
JOHN I. LOGAN, -` l _,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
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den•ly PITTSBURGH, BA
JAMES AlEe•Si CO,
gallEAß B l 4 2tititi
'ons, corner o. rket and Front stn.
AMILY I FrS ob. c h o i ce
dew Fttiargrirtagaita,W
corner at and That street H.
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25 Ws Gleams
In afore and for sale by
F. SELLEBB Al CO.
MOM Penn WON. blisinfritii.
IPITTSIVUR &If :
....,..JAN. 24
ISTEIIIIIII.
BY_TELEGRAPH
By Yesterday's 211e14,gra
The Burnside Expedillon--
Reports from the ISouth--E
citing News also from Sa
vannah.
FORTRESS MONROE, January 23—via
Bo.Lismore,—Thero has been no arrival
here from the Burnside Expedition. .IThe
Norfolk Day Book, of Wednesday, phi).
Helios a dispatch dated Goldsboro, January'
21, at 4 o'clock, stating that one hundred
vessels belonging to the Burnside Expedi
tion were inside of Pamlico 'Sound, snd
that twenty large vessels were outside.—
No attack had been made, but the women
and children were leaving Newburn, N.
U.. where a fight was expected.
BALTIMORE, January 28.—The special
correspondent of the Baltimore Ai/Iv-keen
at Fortress Monroe says that a fl 4). of
truce went to., Norfolk yesterday .with.
Lieutenant Letts, a released prisonerzre
turning South. He was nude prisozi in
Western Virginia, and is released . on pa.
r , le,and will be exchanged for Li , tutenant
Gordon, who was made a prisoner by the
rebels in Missouri.
Norfolk paper of Wednesday contain
the following telegrams:
GoLessoao', N. C., January 21st, 4
o'clock, p. rn.— A large number of omen
and children have arrived here from New.
born. A fight is expected there, No other
news
W ILMINGTON, N. 0., January 2 1-6 n
express arrived at Goldsboro from iNaw
hero reports that at 4 p. m . yesterday,
there were one hundred vessels of the
Burnside Expedition within the Pamlico
found, and twentyflve large transports
outside of the Hatteras Inlet. Private in
formation received heresay that the enemy
will attack Newburn, Hyde county, and
Roanoke Island, simultaneously. Our
forces are prepared for thorn.
The Norfolk Day Book has the follow..
ing
tiA.VANKA.G, January 21 —Prom forty to
fifty vessels are in Broad Riyer, 15 nano'
from Port Royal
The Battle of Somerset---
Buell Master or the Anna
(lda- -Crittenden Probably
Captured (t)
CINCINNATI, January Yesterday's
Louisville Journal says that the instruc•
lions of General Buell shows that he is fully
master of the situation. It was arranged
that General Thomas should leave James.
town and General Schoeptf advance from
Somerset, thus hemming Zollicoffer in
from the west and north. Some secession
spy carried the Intelligence of Thomas'
movement to the rebel camp, and lath
coffer making forced marches on Saturday,
reached Thomas' encampment early by
Sunday morning. In the meantime Major
Shepperd, of the 18th . Regulars, Colonel
Madson's Brigade, the 10th Indiana; Col.
Marian's 10th Kentucky, and Col• Fry's
4th Kentucky, reached General Thomas'
camp after a lured march of twenty-due
miles, so that he was able to advance upon
the rebels and drive them before him un•
Lil they reached their entrenchments at
night.
A private letter from Somerset says that
the citizens and soldiers are straggling in,
loaded with trophies of the battle. Our
bullets were seat with unerring aim; many
rebels were shot in the forehead, breast
and stomach. The Union people here
flocked in the battle field in droves, and
are jubilant at the result. It is thought
that General Crittenden is taken, distin
guished as a surgeon.
From Washington
WASHINGTON, January 23.-2 he Senate
has confirmed the following apprintments:
William Huntington, el toe Territory of
Washington, to be appointed Marshal of
that Territory ; Bnj Li. Smith, of Vir
ginia, Attorney fur the Western District
of Virginia; James O. Broadhead, of Mis.
souri, Attorney tor the Einem Dis.iict of
that State; Robert J. Tucker, of Missouri,
Attorney for the Western District of that
State; Robert Crosier, of Kansas, Attornep
for the District of that State ) .7sahauel D,
Howe, of Washington Territory, as.agoot
of the Indians in that Territory; 3as e ,'D.
Doty, of Wisconsin, Superintendent of
Indian Affairs in Utah ; George Bowen,
Postmaster at Batavia, N ew Yerk 40ki
E Struter, of Illinois, Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court of the Territory of
Nebraska; Thomas R. Jarvis, Collector
of Customs for tho District of Cherry
Stone, Virginia ; henry P. Parker, Sur
v
V eyor of Customs, at the port of Accomac,
a.
Arrival front Port Royal.
NEw YORK, January 28.—The steamer
1 2t.tlantie has arrived from Port Royal
i with dates to the afternoon of the 20th.
'She has on board fifteen hundred and
;twenty-Ave bales of ginned cotton and a
!large number of passengers. David S.'
;Sanborn, of Company 11, Fourth New
Hampshire regiment, died on board, of
consumption.
Over sixty vessels were at Port Royal.
When the Atlantic left Port Royal mill
:tary affairs were in statu quo.
Flo forward movement had taken place
Masoa and mildell on Mel
NZW YORK, January 23.—The British
gunboat Reeeroarrived,thie morning from
Bermuda, reports that the steamer
do arrived there osithelllb, and had sail.
ed for 1914Thornasti with Ole trititortilda.
eon and SlideP on. board.
Se tundra Contradicted.
13sisisieue, January 23.—The Norfolk
papers received here make no mention of
thenreporla .oireutated-here- by the- genes.
sioniate that some of the , vessels of the
Burnside expedition had been driven'
ashore.
(. 14 t,'iiestroYed y * l 6e.
Skeo, Me-Aenitti7.4B.,r-Tke,--ASINP"
son block of buildings was destroyed by
fire this morning. Loss seven thousares,
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FO/tt / 1 103A1.„ r
40E1E, Janwury —..:pitdteliger
kilted
ate_
reit Itayg,
w r a - bir g o or provisions aiid three
dred troops.
fiENIS CALF
2 tribt a:n*4A H 3 0,3
youth. Calf and Kip Roots
so
Jew 0 9 14111.111 Q fern:EP I I
AT NO. 16 FIFTH STREET.
CF ER• •
D . DIYFIENREE
VtOLL BUTTER-2 barrels fresh Roll
received and foreede a l ua
H. 001.1.018:
S ELECT _.:
B. UMBER, ARTIST.
nr ktrmt v4ceolle vteroz.
[Continued from yesterday.l
The beautiful woman who sto9d be
fore me, blushing at finding be if in
so odd a place, wen she saw mg occu
pation, forgot her momentry embkrass,
ment in a laugh.
"Truly, Mr. Umber," she said mer
rily, "it is evident that you need a
wife."
"A wife!" said I, bitterly,getting
upon the floor as gracefully as wits con
sistent with my former postition. t".11ow
soon do you think I will be ablei:to
ford one, at this rate? Just look around
yon), if you are not too much
.shecked,
Miss Follett, and see to what utpootio
home I could bring a bride. you
come inl
suppose not. *ll not
urge—"
"Oh, I shall come itt,Mr. Maher.
I'm so wearied with climbing three
flights of stairs, and.' want to see what
you have so precious. to show me.
didn't come to see furniture nor dry
goods, I came to Bed pictures; abd be.
sides," she added, blushing and Smiling
as she seated herself , upon the only
chair, "I had a little 'business."
How lovely, how elegant she looked
in that rich purple robe and black vel
vet mantle, so costly, jet so plain,
ample,. waving, lustrous, unbroken by
meretricious lines and anglesrof fringe,
gimp, or flouncing ! My skill in drat
peries rendered me competent to appre
ciate her toilet, so simple, so—heavens
and earth I if she had not sat down upon
my newly-filled palette 1 As the truth
flashed over me, I broke into acold per.
spiration.
"Oh, Miss Follett," I fairly groaned,
"get up, do get up !• You are ruined I
don't you know it ?"
"What is it?" she cried, alarmed at
my manner.
You are sitting upon my palette,
and your cloak is ruined."
Oh, is that all ?" said she, recovering
her composure, and not showing the
least vexation at the sight of the acci.
dent. "It was entirely my own fault,
and you mustn't feel badly about it.—
Fortunately I wore a scarf under it, and
the sun is so warm I shall not need the
cloak going home."
' She took it off, and gave it to her
servant. She could afford to lose a
hundred-dollar garment without losing
her sweetndss of temper, she would have
the pleasant- evnitement of ptushaaing
another. I thought her white Cash
mere scarf even more becoming than
the cloak.
"What is Oils 1" she asked, examin.
ing the sketch I had made on the day
before yesterday.
"That is my fancy of you, Miss Fol
lett, before I saw yotry
"You must have been disappointed,"
she remarked, looking up at me with
exquisite candor; "This is so full of
splendid womanhood, and I am but a
slender little thing !' j
She was pleased to commend my pie
tures in terms that warmed my heart
all its old hopefulness. Finally she
concluded her brief visit by saying that
she came to see if I would paint a com
panion to the piece she had selected at
the Academy, so that she could take
both home when the Exhibition was
°vizi; and by asking me to call at her
house when I felt inclined to examine
the works of art she had collected. It
itis plain that she had not laid up any
thing against me; on account •of her
cloak, keeping up an appearance of
amiability while cherishing a secret
spite, as is the custom of some women,,
If you are of an imaginative turn, I
need ntit-tIH yen 'what thoughts 'filled
my beingulter the was gone; Vague,
unintelligible dreams, all the more de ,
licious because they were
age
thatßOO/oda biturtiseyAbr?"--
trasted with the privations of my daily
experience. It seemed to cost us noth
ing to dream, yet most often it costs us
very dear. Abstemious as a hermit in
my real fare, I was extravagant beyond
emperors in my visions. I knew that
my soul was fitted to mate with that re
fined woman's soul; that my physi*
feet, if properly clad in patent-leather
gaiters,Would. & CtilaWk amiss amid the
luxuries of her sfilkol+.
Twilight wa,s deepening wand., me
and my fantasies, when there came,au
otlier knock al my door. Warned- by
the past, I wel# l 4o open it,,alad receiv
ed from a r pert ; errand boy c a large,paek
age. "Paid," WM Parfßaiiipon. it, ;yid
the had departed before I ascertain
ed its contents. Upon opening the
wrappers of stout paper, I found an en
tire suit of new clothes, very good and
very tasteful and evidently selected with
a knowledge of my size. Deep morti
fication struck hey, ``§tie 4as
no Aelliaek "to wild' tkiN such
a gift as this 1" I tort it scornfully
acmes the bed. fiSh'e does a charitable
thing for me as she would do it for her
washerwomau or a i?!ggiy• of the streets.
If she wished to essist me, why did ehe
notpey me tfer#lte *tures in ad odd e r:
That Wettl& nor hive hurt ezhifidg; but
now—l despise her I"
I walked across the roontlapidly un
til my agitation was somewhat subdued;
"then I .proceeded, with a wonderful
'Coolness and on, to mfold'Ai r,gr .
, tuents;l , envelope, ana
write upon the-outer :one,• in bold, ' firm
1 1 1114R 1 414 8 F0i 1 44 Aktita...lhen
dosses** with.% i li i ftropt?l,;:
stiffotla tiWboY 'fiksUits • 1 .
to undertake. tho dellefin)ol3,lll,44
eideration of a dintevantly=petwrotail. 4 ,
my iffltfitinent - ftieltngittie - I
rented the insult in the most dignified
manner.
Five minutes had scarcely elapsed
before Gamboge burst into my presence
iu his usual - unceremonious . manner.
''have tray conic , ?' it.sked.
"What'?" I replied, shortly.
"The chothes, They should have
been here before now. You see, old
boy, I had a run of luck today—sold
a picture; so I thought I would got the
cloches. Yoix needn't grumble and
look proud; I only intend to lend you
the amount until Miss Follet pays for
the picture she has taken."
"GaMboge !" eried L'starting up,
and tearing my hair, “I am the meat
consummate fool alive I 1 thouhgt she
sent them; and I have jut sent them
back by a boy."
"Ha! ha ! ha !" roared my com
panion,' "sent Miss Follett ,a suit Of
men's clothes. oho but won't she
be amazed A very appropriate and
delicate present, upon my word, hal
ha ! ho ! ho !"
"What 'll I do, Gamboge, if it ever
gets out?"
"0 ho,I they'll never get out—never!
thoaufrarments will not, unless it bp
upon the person of her tall footman.
You've lost a good suit of clothes, Uuz
ber—and mado a ridiculous goose of
yourself. 7 . .
[To be continued.]
NEW CA RPETS 9
Oil Cloths, &c,,
-A T -
I VRIALLUMS,
No. 87 Fourth Street,
BOUGHT PREVIOUS TO TETE L ITE
advance In prleeo, eTirhieh the itilleßt arlvxn
cage to offered to pull:wore FON-C4BA. dole
TO THE PUBLIC,
E ver !TULLY the tgno. •
r rant and falsely Med
ei P , Qtcans of Ali do. - .
nom: ustious. ixesit /Mord, •
••••-er
vel• .011", pi 0.1 1 ,11.1.041,(1,"
Whit:wine cemincil Rind •
ncident to youth!' of bosh
vixen, Adurta, Single Or married. • BeCsite , 4l
rstatersor rabtteltee the fact , of his doing
an. tr. And falsely: modest are(
irevw fully and tn•nu tl a great sat , very Immoral, for cOntnruirialion an,
ourruption andng their WI *Mt, promising Anal
an 1- t• ,, ,5. 1 hair bunny physician nhotud he,
• muttons In k sep thPrn , n ignorance tut they do t
t t' ;4 • (klz cept
le,it a Meru ive practice might be lost to thorn .
unong stupid f.cour modes; and presumptunusi I
buret, born ard .ainef In ignorance, sprung u
as m •.nroom • and Wh ci - ecmpare secret], inte111 1 !1
trance, aurae. tn. to doll ars snit cents, mystenousl3,,
manly Dr gotten. II Aa to publicity, however
that ntunernue par-mt., an 1 guardians are thank fu
that Their Bina ctstrh.Wcry and war yroriobs!y
feeble, wetly v_d et t-olt -ate condition and appear
ante, have bean rectwee, At health and vigor by Ih.
BRANSTRUP tumid& many before And after mar
ruteeahrotighlitmhave been saved much suffering,
anxiety, martfflostion, to Having the advantage
or over thirty years experience and observation,
consespiemdv, he has superior skill in tn. treat:n*lsl
at venial dis:eases, and who is daily consulted by
the proGrannori, aa well recommended by respect{
able Miami% publishers, proprietors of hotele,.ac
Spermatorhea;or sti t•sMed neck:nig! emissions,—
Tisiedreadrul. malady can be completely cured by
the very last d4scOvely that hissisovetryelfsilett. Ia
female diseases he has had auporior experience on
account of his old age, severity yearn, all irregu.
lari
ultyis complately cured. As for consumption or
pry dieeaaee my syruptr, which are comps
sad from Mello:0 moss and other ingredients by
a skillful phystoion five years at the businoss,ll
has had more success than all the pretense° ns
that have as yet been discovered, as the °amid.
rates will show. They are all genuine and can be
found according to a pamphlet that each person
will get at the exanauutto .1, all free of charge.—
Offloe Si Smithfield Street, near Dianeond etreed
Private communicationstrom all palls of the Union,
strictly attended to. Motto
.BOX SOO
Pittsburgh Post Ottios
dAelribs:ul
THE FOLLOWING ARE VOLUNTA
RY statements from persons of respectability
troth, in this vicinity, who hays been greatly
beisentied.by his restirdsssrcioniki of whom would
evidently have been in thetraraves ore now_, U their
diseases had not teen emitted by Dr. Behenck's
•
medicines: • •
Come ofJ..iwor CompLahti and Dyspepsia
of Ten Tears Standing.
I have^been 'auffering y u l, te ti : ,L i years past from
Liver Complaint and I heard of Dr.'
Schentok's coming out, to tutin Koch% and I
thought I would go and see him, as my dime ,
had inereasedtin vintettee*ittrhi the Paiirttwe years,
and I had been under tireatment of 'invent doctors;
from nix= I received no benefit. In the early
part or Jane of this yeas rwent to seeps Scheel*,
and wan examined by hinit 'with hie-"
ETER." I have been tairin his Palesmie byrup,
Sea Weceillbuto and M ffilik;e t tireti; end
I must Bay that I am greatly bet:Witted by their
use ; indeed, I might almost say that I' am well
ANNA M. SIdITIT;
October IL 1861.
Lowell, "Wand Mahcming co, Ohio.
I have been much benefitted by the use of Dr:
Eichencjen medicines.
RUFUS PARZRR,
Pokmd, Ohio.
Oct 61,1861
Case of 111,ga. MktColwell.
!lath been affected . With Disease of the Longs
'for ton? •or five years, when I heard of Dr.
'Schenck coming to Martin liocife. Precious to
;thistime [hadgiven up, a I k. of ever getting
well, but M. Koch, kisuw to have baste
oared by Df:Selteriek,''llfged toy husband_ uptil
the prevulledqinruelci• go and "see the Doctor'
04%UC disease affected, the bronetual
Xtibes were both t.wbon. I breathed, they
would rattlello their told he hard distinctly:-
1 have navrt.taken his medicines for BOVA time,
end find myself wonderfully improvoo, although
sot enar*y reoovEd; I, now hitti myself able to
attendlo Ibteit'bf 'bettabliold llutftlit, and have
ho doubt. of - my 'mate reCOYery. " From the
feeeiTedPom Dr. Scum:ldea treat.
IMMO wddtialld advise can persons afteoted
to apply to hflm when he makes hie next visit.
•• , • :JANE tdoOONNELL,
Oceti, 1881,
Iblahot mwaahT, hfahorting Co., Ohio.
Vortillkesita or-Jane Grtit. '
-Jaiha h r f 4 1 . 34 IV for, aboud, two peer& mu, a ,
n my brUit to in 44 8 . 13 pringpf tiPti MI
heard 'of Dr: den& ocittaing out lb Martin
i.otih r t, sod I determined to call and see him *tad'
te e zfftetr k it tig r rattir i l tirasfes. • did
0, ail 8 1 a o madtpea, ac,•
tording to . direotietalf, - toad 2 litti•e been greatly
Pitta4.,, hope, from-the beneflaleady ex.
that, it will not . he lona mat{ Liam eta
14 4 Wn •/, JANA IJRIST
OcLA J
Memel trbusit Afr
isp, araitmig Cb , Oaio.
M. ,
•' ' attire of 1,1";1. 'tartarsc :" '''
Ifite shoat bet fame I had beefi artiooted With`
pain• is thatsgfitbade ad any breast, .-afed to hopetr
I l iggittigWthrn i 'V Y t itenatjundb
6 eiv 1 } then it -ac ..thitPacr f f : "
wits 0 >gm* OM**. bate was sextormizsg • wits • a hte
tringirgvr??2l,lßeAd, to 110 Agent
itt , . e sor or some of Ito sa#46
aine.-Pe Wadi NMI ivEn 530 probtreed In
MiTimbietto tuntreintnymelto (12.09.30 M. hey in.
=i Zialill fijeklifla a tai . : 1 2 eitaiaattoob.
Sishenekra triedl i einee, I heath that C•Viirolregfi
T o ttla to Mrea_lfaosteci l / tioterrainettrto eee
of 161=1H:47m T talble a M,g r thi r. t "
Hoolde, whit:Mesa Mamma vf. a 4le *ob.*. •
X a l y t rlinitiantoed my - Comae t o w ,
B no
Owitti l " tctil l e t rot i nni C tEe mP a,.'
;
ibta. lattirditanebettriar radii, -t/ • gor e. . ,
MoStlettli
/X std. a kargep imam B s ,
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W . ,
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aboardimfairthefeetatorred • i nfr a a yi
t.) itY:l4t.anglik. .411 MA WSSELMORk A i
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A
CIOAL, -NUT (X)Air tlater AND
'Ad comr.7ERWRIS,
LIEWEITY 4 8TEREPP•"' 2 •
, Easminriekalueititott z tegit i
i ' deTirge l lr ik.a. in SLo
any q ardir ' eui
' T°4B°e 844-6 %'
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MBROIDERIES , ;W
Clearing out sole of
FRENCH EMBIZOIDRROOB A LACE GOODS AT
EATON, BEACHAM 0018.
dotNo.DIFIQaS Aro*
. ,
. .
let. Fide White, Plain and Fancy Flannel, Undee
and overaturts' on bald, and aidad -to mar', on
ehorteat notice, at d., -
R. WILLIAMSOR'Si,--
•
SHIRT 1 4 AUT , O' t
No. 47 81'.-
NATRONA. on.
WE ABE NOW MANUFA( ( I
11.1 NO this article. which for brilliancy
bunting, freedom of ofhmelve odor, and Wane •
fancy or color, (which color ,we warrant pokto i
changed by age or exposure,' ia unsurremaca'
any illuminator in We or platcyn markets,. 4••
of
!woe:able Oil to the consul:oar, we can epecinl
recommend it. Mao, our manufacture of.- • :
CAUSTIC SOD A•.,:
Used by all large Soap Makers and 011 f tannest°
whicL excels 10 par cent. inostrength all a p3a
of English Soda brought to this country, t smut
tacutre of
SAPONIFIER, OR CONCENTRATED LIE, SUVA ,
Are so well and rarurably known, wer trast , t
mention is sufficient. • ,'• " I
• ..
All orders andlnquiriestifllbepreaajV ly,attwxi
to by , ddressing
GEORGE COLHOUN,
Penna. Belt litantlfaclaring Campasy,
n. 181vdvis 23 Wend stree4Plttsbgp•
I1i.)13:11ENT UR LEASE FUtt TMECT
OF Fl V 1 YEARS—A. delightful oOuttitry
denoe, knotted in the immediate vininiti. A ,
city, with four acres orgrotind *Striated: The ,
cation is the most desirable OT any'ofteredrth
house iontaining eight rooms- end /titobettoys
go d well and cistern a atiched. For terms ap
to N. FERGUSON, at No. It &mitt elommou:
gheny, city, from 12 to 1 pm. daily. jall.2w.
HO! FOB CHRI6TMAS,AND Nit"'
YEARS GIFTSI—BOOTB, — SHOES AN ,
GUMS—The very artele that wanteklild'ati .1
be the beat, mcetdeairable andaervieeable pre ... I
you caner* a friend; and only look at dull:
Ladies'hee'ed Congress tatting Beet% onl y I
Ladles' heeled Balmoral Beets, only 91,75; *-
Boots, from 111,60 to $l,OO, Also Budalo and ...
Shoe% Cork itolea and ice Oreepera,aindoverythin.
in our line at equally low Aga en
JOS. BO RL4191, , , 99 Market et.,24/I &for from Rh.
deli
NEW FALL 00018
EATON MACRUM * CO.,
nTicaattputioT, to 4t0t0,, , ,
NEW, STOCK Fag FALL ZR,ApE,
Al Nos. V 7 and 19 Flab titireeL T
whoiewd, hirers suppliad *lowe prices. sa23
OriV.AP NEW P AN, •
An elegantly carved Rosetwitd- new 7 1 :01%-
teve Piano with full Iron frame made,
By one of the oldest firma IriNew York, $760
Anew 7 octave Rosewood Iron frame, 070
A new 7 ort.ve Rosewood Iron frame, $ l 6O,
For Welty.
JOHN H. M. K44(112,
RI Wood street.
°RICK KRIM; ot SONS' PI ANOB-.14
ILI A new supply direct from the manufactory
at Bosom, of 6% and 7 Octave new scale Wicker-
Pianqs,in plain and carved Rosewood *mature,
lust received and for wale by
JOHN H. MELLOR,
al Weed street,
Between Diamond Alley No and Fourth street.
Dols
sr,unorEArk ,AkGENCIf --
T , .
11011 AR ILATTIGAN, AJROPIAZ ,
Agent, No.lll Water Street;
is prepardto bring out ar sentl;battli
from or to an. part of the old country,
steamr etn.
of ,r7b
816.EIT ' FOR ULF, payable in any,part
Eurspe.
Agent for the Indianapolis antLgincinnati,Beik
road AR*, Agent for the old' ?Ur Line ol
Balling Packeta, and forke ,of -Steamer* sail.
ins between New YorLiverpool. Glasgow and
NW Mod . TR. Et 0/4", ,
NOMA SIGN & ORNAHNNIPAL
PAINTIEtit AM)
Irourth fiats Wood AD
PrIWBVRe 4.,1")
Si- All work pprviLY atit4eKtp•
.141 L
UaIc.WHEAT W'LOUBLi--- 1 , _'11.1.4 LI 1
142 Backs, a prime article, just reoei*ed 414
or sale by W. rt. BMITIL ,2 li
del4 147 FrontaxuLna &mead arreeta.
lISTIN LOOMIS 0014 Destera
/IL Promissory liotikßands, Mortaagea, 'attack
se td movie .
collateral pea . 1A u' " ? "'? '`" "‘"")- 3".11`
Acausta Dli i ngll3 n 33088111 411/010111% tt
easonehlecliM
Penmen talaitNi be segenthadstha,
an eapitallets ean belnp
with good' Worthen ertenftniiiiriiiiM , Weser."
Also, attend tote Bale, andi Leming all
othr: ranata iboveivood.,
taka, • -" AVEiTtri 1p:Bilg kin
itARRMO.II.IJA.M. MitaNB. 144 AA ,
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General Partners:- •fteAst /*kW 0 •
MEANS COPP:2-
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CornPliVliod : 04140104 V
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an examination of onr stock now on rukte '-''''''''
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with - newest lmo Oil:et Apia ID
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