DIONDiat
0I "V' MATT g, S .
The Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
We Ole-the-following, from the Erie
Observer; for - whatever it is worth: "We
learn from an authorative source in Phila
delphia that the officers of the Pennsyla
vania IL R. Co. commenced signing the
bonds of the first named corporation last
week, according to the terms of the recent
contract. This tapltles the question of the
lease &finitely; and the road is now fully
under the control of the Central company.
We are assured that operations will be
pushed forward with the greatest rapidity,
Mr, Thomson, President of the Penney'.
yenta company, remarked to a friend of
ours a few days ago, that that corporation
was determined to have a share of next
fall's Lake grain trade, and everybody
knows that what Mr. T. undertakes he
performs. We see that half.a-dozen, or
more, engineers have recently gone out
the road, and naturally suppose that they
have done so for the purpose of commenc
ing work on the line. The company will
probably build one or two grain elevators
at this city, during the next season, and
the organization of a lineof propellers will,
in all_likelihood, soon follow, If the road
is not finished by next fall, we shall be de
calved more than we expect to be, It is
commonly reported that Col. Black, the
present Superintendent of this division,
will be transferred to the Eastern section
of the road, and that J. D. Potts, Req., a
well known and able officer of the Penn ,
sylvania R. R., will take his place."
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OIL CITY.—The Franklin Citizen has
the following upon the mushroom city of
Venango county;
Oil Oity, reader, not town, village or
borough, butaity, is rapidly assuming a
position amdng the business places of the
State: While on a visit to the land of
100 barrel wells, last week, we were utter.
/y astoeished M the rapid growth it had
made lika few brief months. It now
boasts several warehouses, three refiner ,
les, and about as many hotels, stores, and
groceries, as its older sister. Franklin.—
We noticed that highly commendable im.,
provelnents in the streets and sidewalks
had beenmade Since a former visit. Were
it not that a part of the road between this
place and that is almost impassable, there
would be a much larger trade between the
two points. As it is, we counted 200.
teams in the city and on the way there.—
Steps are being taken by the citizens to
have the place incorporated as a borough.
The enlargement of their privileges will
give them an oppoitunity of ascertaining
whether any of their number are willing
to serve the public in the capacity of Jus
tice of the Peace, Burgess and Town
Councilmen. •
Tim WEATHER OE THE PRESENT
MONTH.—The weather thus far in the
month has been very mild, for January.
Of the first twenty-four days, there were
but nine on which afsix o'clock. a. in., the
thermometer indicated a temperature be•
low the freezing point and only five on
which the mercury was 82 degrees at noon.
During the corresponding period In 1861,
there were twelve days on which the tem
perature was below 82 degrees, most of
them far below, one being down to zero.
Tne lowest marking of the thermometer
during th present month was 12 degrees
above zero. After the 14th of January,
up to the close of the month, there was
a change from very cold to only moder
ately so, though it was cold?r than we
have felt it for"the most part since the first
instant.
TEE Peak Family Bell Ringers had an
immense audience at Concert Hall on Sat.
arday afternoon. There were certainly
more children in the building than ever
before, and the number is certainly not
over estimated at two thousand. The him
tle folks were inteneely delighted with the
novel performance, as well as some of their
elders. In the evening there was ale.) a
large atteadance. The company go from
hero to Wheeling and Steubenville, where
they must do well.
PETBBSON'S DST&CTOR sends the follow.
ing descriptions of two new counterfeits:
Easton Bank, Heaton, Pa. 2's altered.
Vig. men in field cutting grain • man
ploughing on the left end; tw) cupids on
right end. The genuine has female, shield,
&co, on left end. Horses, heads on right.
Also, Mechanics' Bank, New York. 10'5,
imitation. Vig. mechanics' anvil, and
hammer, S on right; State arms on lefti
Very likely to deceive(
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THF
.TIA OF DRAxtrasvnax.
pubk Messrs: Krebs & Co.,
sand us a ha.. ao lithograph, exhibiting
the position ok r own and the rebel forces
at the battle of Vrainesville on the 20th
December. It waex—sketahed by Mr.
Strickler, of the Pittsburgh Bides, and is
said to be an accurate representation of
tne ground and the forces.
TEE hirrilirr DRITMMER
tie George Ciuiwalder Sanders, who was
known as the Philadelphia. Infant Drum
mer, from his remarkable talent in beat
ing the drum, died of typhoid fever, on
the 22d inst. at Camp Observation, where
he was the p rincipal drummer in Colonel
Owen's, regiment.
°Bran Oar - no.—Last week
of ,the hug s e
P mon
ortors construc eight ted at the
PJrt Pitt Foundry for the gun-boats at
Oairo, were shipped via Pittsburgh Fort
Wayne and Chicago. They are !append
very heavy;' requiring a set of trucks for
each gun,' which is suspended fr3m skids to
ensure its safe transportation.
Ids.—Our lee dealers begin to fear that
the supply of Ice thls year, will ,nqt be
good. Borne have partially filled their
uousee, but the quality le poor and if op.
portunity offers it will be replaced. by bet.
ter. The : weather is growing colder' and
the weather wise say there will be plenty
of good, thick ice before the advent of
Spring.
• .aPED.---A. small pox patient, labor.
(Lig under"dairititn,. managed to escape,
Thursday night, from the Marine Hospital,
where be was conilned,byjuntpinii through
the window of an out building, and hail
not since been heard of. lie is a colored:
man, Muted Samuel Pardon.
TaX. Ost aty Asister is the title of &-
weekly newspaper published at 011 *City
by Vi r :R.'Johns. The initial number
appeared on Tuesday, the 14th inst., and
made a very favorable impression. It is
to be devoted prin , 'pally, we understand,
to the oilinterests of the county.
Tax passe nger tracks were sari,.
ously obstriicted by the heavy snow of Bat
turday morning, clogging up the wheels
of the cars and throwing them off the
tracks: We trust that salting the track.,
so muotroomplained of in the East, may
not be resorted to here.
Tax Teacheri.; o held its regu
Jar monthly meeting on Saturday. The
proceedings were of the must characler,
and most Interesting. Mr. Clark, of the
School Visitor, delivered an interesting
lecture.
AlTorwrimarr.—Thomas F. Wilson, of
this city, recently appointed Consul to
Bahia, still° mouth of the Amason river,
Brazil, has been conflrnied, The salary is
$1,650 per annum.
GOOD SHOT.—Janicu Oements, Esq. of
Bucyrus, Ohio, one day last week, after
"dothingel' , Corey of partridgeß,.killed
gifteeelot thouk at abot.
0 R'All/4._
W E are now opening a choice Stock
of Winter( oode,consistlng in all of the latevi
importations of CLOTHS, CAPSIMERES AND
VESTINGS, which we flatter ourselves will be equal
to any assortment to be found East or West. They
will be made up to order in a superior style and al
prices to Salt the times. We would respectfully
solicit an early call from our patrons nod_ the
SAMUEL GRAY A. SON,
MERCHANT TAILORS
No. 19 Fifth Street.
mlB
EATON, MAC&U & CO.,
JOBBERS & RETAILERS
..,VTA:timings, Embroideries, Hosisry, Gloms, Shirts
berats VS, ndershirts, Skirts, Yarns, Ribbons,
Ruches, Flowers, Zephyrs Wool.
fall line BMAAL WARES always on hand.
air - Oily and Country Merchants supplied at low
prises. EATON, MACRUM & CO.,
_jam No. 17 Fifth .trust.
INVENTORS . - TO-
PATENT AGENCY
Dewit C. Lawrene
Wo r Twelve
Years an Otil
eer of the Pa
at office -
the last (earl
as a Member
Of the Board
of Appeal.
NOTE—AII informal
Patentand a copy of th
charge.
Refer to present 00
Pundit P , Holloway.
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di FRIEND IN NEED. TRY IT. —
DR. SWEET'S INFALLJ_BLR LINIMENT
prepared from the recipe of Dr. Stephen sir eet,
of Connecticut, the great oone setter,and has been
Reed in his practice for the last twenty years with
he moot astonishing success. AC an exterllBl
remedy it is without a rival. and will al eviate pain
more speediiy than env other preparetion. For
al) Rheumatic and Itervocui Diet rims it Is truly
infallible, and es a curative for Sores, un
Sprains, Bruiaes, & 0 ., Re soothing hWo
healing ds,
and
powerful strengthening properties, he Just
wpader and astonishment of all who have aver
markable cure its trial. Over four hun
by ie of
res, performed within the last
two years, attest Ells fact.
ly:dkw-eoir
noovus
CANVASS ROOFING,
DONE ON SHORT NOTICE,
And in the most durable manner.
HAVING THE MOST COMPETENT
.R..s..workoten in the city, who understands their
business, we can safely say we c.n do work as
cheap, and, if anything, better than say other firm
in the city. Repairing done with attention and
can. Materials for wile with all the instructions.—
Enquire at 76 SMITHFIELD t3TREE r.
tal-kot
El. F. iii 30741,
UOR DR e ing
X' 'Rouse in Eirmitighlusi, iIOW occupied by
anberiber, Znqnfrist No. 104 SEcoNn STREET,
by.ll4l' C. T. JENSEN.
COR N E Lk -45 Backs fresh
ground Corn Meal for sale by
JAMES A. FETZER.
ta.2l_ corner Market and First streetsgrlbiOrlTY b&ED-- 10 --- ushela prime
A . Bead for sale by
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Arrival of the Steamer Nos th
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*Meets of the Storm. Star.
' New Yoax, January 25 —The steamer
BOSTON, January 24 —The severe rain North Star Aspin wall on the 14th inst.,
SEEN APPLES --300 barrels choice : storm still continues and the Snow ts melt- 'arrived at 9 o'clock this evening, she
q u.
apples received and for sale by
amity
a.
maxim 1 ing in the streets, which present the ap.. brings $608,000 in treasure from she
pearanew-of a miniaturedelagm -- - - - - I fornic
...
ny ttergoOdkitteks, fine ap.
a the stage amornieritorititts act
well as by tfir "Aewanor.
and private, has' made 'bolts of
4siender, takes a benefit at the - Theatre to
night. A good bill is presented, Including
the popular drama of the — Lady of Lyons,"
Miss Newton as Pauline, Mr. Henderson
as Olaude, and the Maid of Erin," the
beneficiary as Kate and Mr. Haffitt, the
funny man, es Semi. We trust the many
admirers of Mire Newton will turn out in
full force and give her such a rousing
house as her merits entitle her to.
!CREASE OP THE OIL TEAT/E.—The
number of barrels of oil shipped upon the
Phila & Erie B 8., since the commence.
meat of the trade, three years ago, hap.
been as follows: In 1859-325 barrels; in
1860-21.794 barrels; In 1 861-184,972
barrels. This statement shows at once the
great inc: easein oil operations each year,
and the importance to which the business
has risen. Had a good plank road been
built between Titusville end some point on
the railroad, twelve months ag.), the flg
urea of the past year might have been
doubled.
A CU RIOSITY---Li-:urge Tarr, of Cherry
Tree township, Crawford county, has a
curiosity In the shape of a calf with two
heads, joined together in the upper part,
but having two distinct under jaws. It
has also three ears—two in the usual part.
and another between them, in the centre
of the head. The body is perfectly natural.
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CAPTAINS. B. Max, of Meadville, who
was wounded while gallantly leading his
men in the battle of Draneaville, has ar.
rived home: - Re is rapidly recovering.
T is stated that the 88d Regiment was
paid the sum of $30,000, on the 17th inst.,
being the amount due for the last two
months, and that of this about $20,000
will be sent home to Erie.
THE annual election for President and
Directors of the P.ttsblrgh and Erie Rsil
road Company takes place at Erie toNinor,
row.
_ _
No business of the slightest üblic fat
°mance was transomed in the(ourts on
aturday morning.
az City Councils tioT , their regular
monthly meeting this evening.
JOp uria
JOSEPH KITE& & 8011
Manufacturers of
PEINCTY AND PLAIN
FURNITURE & CHAIRS
WAREHOUSE, 1.85 SMITHFIELD STREET,
(between Sixth street and Virgin alley.)
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ALL STYLES,
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PATENTAGEN
liobt. W. Fenwirk
. For the past
four years
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the Washing..
ton Branch of
the Scientific
American Pa
tentAg ency
and for Fir.
teen Tears in
the Patent
Agency Bus!.
flees.
necessary to proottra a
gent Lam; sent free of
over of Palm ta
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HENRY IL COLLINS
From Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS' MORROS, January 26.—The
storm has cleared away and the sun is now
shining. In consequence of the rough
weather, the George Washington has not
made& trip to Cherry Stone since Tues.
day. Tho Adelaide did not arrive from
Baltimore until about one o'clock this af.
ternoon.
The Georgisuaa detained from las. night
left st about the same time this an.eruoon
for Baltimore
A Ha of truce this afternoon took to
Craney Island several rebel ()thesis who
arrived Yesterday morning from Balti
more. The boat also Lrouget back several
passengers to go North.
The U S. trani.tort Louisiana of the
Burnside expedition, formerly of the line
betwe n Oid Point and Ihitimore, has
been beached. To prevent her falling into
the hanCs of the rebels, she was burnt.—
All hanos were saved. The light boat
on the ruidcm shoal, placed there to sup
ply the absence of toe Cape Henry lights
120118 Q, went ashore last night on Pleasure
House beach. The crew were taken to
Norfolk.
A dispatch from Knoxville states that
Crittenden has retired arid will snake a
stand at Monticello
The Day Book of Saturday contains not
a word of the Burnside expedition, except.,
log a paragraph on the weather, saying
that under the impression ;Mat the Burn
side expedition was the cause of it kit,
somebody relieved themselves yesterday
by wishing the said fleet w.iuld either go
to the bottom or go home, as tn• e y were
tired of such bad weather arid never ex,
petted to see batter while they were menu,
mg the South.
An extract is given from the Newbury
Progress, of Thursday last, which says in
reference to the reported presence of the
fleet IL Pamlico Sound up to this writing,
Wednesday. We are nut sure whether
there is now or ever has been a Yankee
gunboat over the Swash of Hatteras or not.
The latest news we have is from Captain
Hill, who arrived here yesterday Iron.;
Matarnuake • and Hyde county, through
the Sound, and says that he saw nothing
in the Sound in the shape of a gunboat__
We shall probably bear more before going
to press.
AISTIIOAT Kim
Colunei G. B. Singlet%ry sought and ob
tained permission from the Commanding
General to go on a recounuitering down
the river. He left en Tuesday evening.
A. postscript, added to thv above article,
says that (201. Syngletvn had not arrived
when we went to press, and we are still in
doubt.
The rebels at last admit their defeat.
Tne Day Book says, under the head of
Further Particulars of the Somerset Dis
aster," It is not so bad as at first reported
by our side. Six thousand Contedermee at
tacked fourteen thous-az,' Fedora.s. The
Petersburgh Press sems us the :olio wing :
Gen. Critter .den ty•gari tho at:ack at reven
u'elek on Sunday morning. Tho enemy
was supposed to be 1300, but was at.-r•
wards found tu be 14,000 strGng. Gen.
Zollicoffer was kil•ed early in the action.
Gun. Critter.den was wounded. Col. Car
roll took Cul111.1121L1(1 of the fw - zes, and re.
crossed the Cumberland. Oar loss was 300.
Tna enemy boat 400 or 500. Rulledge's and
McClung's batteries was left on the field.
We marched seven mile. Tue enemy were
repulsed three timee and NI hack to their
I rtiflcathms. They then ciutftanked ue.
We returned to our breastworks: were
eurrouuded, and crossed Cumberland river
under Lire, at 8 o'clock on Sunday Light.
We lest all our nursed, touts, equipments
and eleven guns, spiked or thrown in the
river_ Colonels Powell, Butler, Stain.) and
Cummings were wounded. Mej. Fogg was
wounded in the hip. Z Alicofnr's body has
not been recovered. U.ir forces were ilooo.
We are still falling back.
A second dispatch, dated Petersburg, Jan.
24th, says :
A diepa ch from a friend, at Knoxville,
ha/ just been received, saying that Critten
den has rallied at Mon tecello, and will
make a stand there. The disaster to our
forces was very much aggravated by the
lugitives.
A dispatch dated 24. h says
wind No theast all lest night and to day. vy
Up to eight o'clock this morning there le
nothing new from the coast except an ap.
parent wreck drifting shorewards this
morning, fifteen miles East of New Inlet.
ALL Pii,lollB
From Washington.
WANHINGTON. January 211 .—Brigejo:•r
Gener•.l T. W. Stiorman, c , r11(115n dlLig at
Purl Royal, in a . - iouteuunication to its
National Intelltgencer. deems it to be duo
to the interests of the public service to
publicly proclaim toe utt..o. falsity of the
statement made in several j.,urnals of the
country, and repeatedly brought to his
notice, that a projected plan fur the con
tinuance of the expeditkri was abandoned
in consequence of a disagrecmeot and
misunderstanding between Commodore
Dupont and himself He says the moat
friendly and cordial teen: gs and entire
harmony of action have always exiat,ed bet
tween them.
_-. The State Department as well as the
War Department, will hereafter be closed
on Saturday, to all visitors, members of
Congress excepted and Thursdays be set
abart for business with the diplomatic
corps.
The railway from Washington to Alex.
andria and other connections is expected
to be In working order in the course of a
few days. The almost impassable condi.
tion of the roads, owing to the continuous
heavy rains, for Learns containing army
snpplies contributes this a highly impor.
tent imorovement.
From Pensacola.
Pzaresoor.A., January 26.—Memphispa.
pers say Federal money is at twenty-lave
par cent discount in New York.
Nut s word has been received about
Zolliooffer.
Gov. Claib Jackson was at New Orleans
week before la.t.
Jeff. Thompson has again appearod
on
the Missouri border, and visited Com
merce yesterday with a foree of eight hun•
dred men, completely sacking the houses
of the Union citizens of that place
The expedition will leave Bird's Point
this evening in pursuit of the marituderr.
Railroad Accident
Trtor, N. Y., January 26.—A tremendr
one gale prevailed all through Western
Vermont this morning.
The train that left Troy for Buthland at
6:16 this morning encountered the gale in
the town of Shaftaburg, and while passing
an embankment thirty feet high, a fierce
wind broke one of the care from the
coupling and threw it 41 JWLI the embank
ment. Dr. H. Dwigh , of B iston, W 21.9
instantly killed, and Join Robinson, the
road master, was severely injured and can.
not survive and two ladies were severely
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The Storm at New York,
Naw YORK, January 26.—The storm
has smnewhat abated this evening but the
clouds are still heavy. The streets are in
a shocking condition, being sloppy, slushy
and slippery and pedestrians and horses are
having a hard time of it.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Lott Night's lows up to Two O'clock.
._. . .
- Arrival of tlia,Egrows.
HALIBiti., January '2Efe..---Tna steamship
Europa arriiixquire last night with dates
to the 12th; 'from Liverpool, and to `the
12th by 'telegraph via Queenetown.
G anal' ElUTAddir.—Notwithistanding-the
pacific solution of the American question,
warlike preparations' were Continued 'at
Woolwich. The steamers Spartan and
Agak continued to take in heavystores for
Halifax and Java.
Mr. Sewarn's dispatch was considered In
Councils on the 9th. The Times under.
stands that an answer will be returned ex
pressing gratificalloh at the disavowal of
Corn. Wilkes' act; accepting the satisfac
tion rendered, presuming that the precis.
dent in the Trent case will rule the case of
the Eugenie Smith, As to the general
discussion of the law of nations, the govs
ernment will decline any answer until they
have had the opportunity of submitting th e
whole question to the law officers.
There are propositions on this note not
at all aticcessable and after the delivery of
the prisoners these points may be perfectly
discussed.
The London Post announces that a
therough understanding had been arrived
at with the American government. Not
only had they given the required repars•
hen, but in doieg so, Mr. Seward will
have succeeded in impressing on the Eng.
itch government the notion that they have
not only obtained the present indemnity,
Du: no small pledge of future security.
The d aily News eulogiees the course of
the Washington government and approves
of the course of the Times and Post.
'the Times hes a strung editorial appos
ing r.ny oration to Slidell and Mason and
says they are the most worthless booty it
could be possible to extract from the jai, 8
of the Amer fele Lion, having been known
long as blind and habitual haters and
revilers of England. Other Journals ad,
vise a similar course.
The Times denounces the slave blockade
as a moat atrocious crime.
The U. S. gunboat Tuscarora and the
privateer Nashville, are at Southampton.
The Tuscarora is at her anchorage a mile
from the dock with fires bankee up and
ready to ship anchors and start at a mo
manta notice. She only required coal
water and provisions which were teing
aupthied to her.
Captain Craven on his arrival asked per,
te.silon to tire 21 151 , nute guns in his 1 , 28.
peer to Prince Albert, but the Queen hay.
leg rem:tested that no guns should be fired
the vicinity of Osborn the courtesy
:bough fully appreciated, could not be ac
cepted.
The Nashville continual at her dock.
The government had orbserved the
strictest neutrality towards her. Nothing
was permitted to be done except what was
necessary to male eher seaworthy. No shot
p.m , ler, guns nor munitions have been n t
0.1 beard. Durin g the night of the 7,h,
three armed men from tho Tuscarora were
de.eev-r-d reconnoitering the Nashville
and were ordered off by the dock euperin,
tendeut.
Tee tires were lighted on the Nashville
e n the 10th and it was the impression that
she was abut to sail but she made no
movement. The Tuscarora was on the
alert with her steam up.
It Is rep, r and that the Sumter bad left
for bouthamnton. It was also re,
ported that another Federal vessel W&8
erulsii - ig in the channel and might be
peeled at :4outhampton.
F aancre—There is said to be much eat.
isfectiun in official circles at the settle.
went of the Trent affair, which caused a
f one per cent in the Bourse,
Toe Afoniteur denounces the stone
blockade.
A teleerarn from Cadiz says that the
Anieric .1. Consul received, orders to pro,
test aga adm.saion of the Sumter. It
is said t , eit Sewn will protect the prison.
are t.reught by the Sumter.
A vioieet shock of earthquake had oc.
curred, extending from Dresden to Lelpzio
No damage is reported.
The Luta Minister bad resigned.
PRUSIIIA. --It is reported that Bassin has
sent an embarrassing ultimatum to the
Pope saying that it does not condemn the
conduct of the Polish Clergy.
Bessie will recognize the Kingdom of
The Journal of St. Peterburg publishes
an article on Mr. Seward, on the upright.
tees and intelligence of his policy and de.
minding that the Trent affair may become
the starting of negotiations for the recog.
nition by the powers of the common prin.
ciples unon the question of neutral flags.
The article also expects that England will
give to the world a solemn guarantee for
the future, by signing a convention which,
by :insuring universal respect for the rights
of neutrals would contribute to the main
tainauce of peace and mark the progress of
civilization.
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LIVKFLP c)l., January 10 .—Cotton has
advanced I®ld and the market closed ex.
cited. The sales of the week have been
168 uOO 0..d,5, of which 90,900 were to
I rpt ~ .u.%.(. 8 I ~r an i ;0,000 to exporters. The
sales to-day, Friday, were 12,000 bales.
Closing firm.
Saturday, Jan. 11.—Cotton—Tbe sales
to-day were 30,000 bales. Closing quiet
and firm. Breadstuff's—Flour declined 6d.
Wheat 3€94J, and Corn firm. Provisions
—B .ef and Pork drooping, Bacon de.
dining; sales of new at 41 8(1)43.4. Lard
declined Id@i2d. Tallow Is lower. Pro.
duce --Sugar firmer. Cot Tee quiet. Bic.:
steady, Risin advancing; sales at 13s 6,ig
14i. Spts. Turpentine buoyant at 755.
141 NDON, Jan. 11,—Consols 93Ra393f
American Securities dull and unchang(xl.
Special Order.'
Sr. Louis, Jen. 26.—The following
spemal order will be issued in the morn.
nag :
EADQUARTE, t
DEP'F. H
OF hiIdBOURI. RS J
The Pr;sident, Secretary, Librarian,
Directors and other officers of the Mercan
tile Association ; the president, secretary,
directors and other officers of the Chamber
or Chambers of Commerce of this city
are required to take the oath of allegiance
prescribed by article 6, State ordinance of
October 16, 1861, Any of the above
officers who shall neglect to tile, in t e
floe of the Provost Marshal within 1 0days of
date of this order, the oath subscribed will
be deemed to have resigned, and any who
after neglecting to fill his oath of allegiv
anca within tho time prescribed, shall at ,
tempt to exercige functions of such office,
will be arrested for contempt of this orier
and punished according to the laws of
war.
2d. It is officially reported that carriages
bearing the enemy's flag are in the habit
of driving to the vicinity of the military
prison in McDowell's College. The corn
mending officer of the prison guard will
seize and take po+session of any carriage
bearing the enemy's flag and the horses,
carriage and harness will be confiscated.
3i. It is officially reported that certain
women are in the habit of approaching
the vicinity of the Military prison, waving
hostile flags for the purpose of insulting
our troops and carrying on communica
tion with prisoners of war. The com
manding officer of the prison guard will
arrest and place in confinement all women
so offending.
4th. Any carriage or other vehicle bear
ing a hostile flag in the city will bA seized
and confiscated: The city police and
patrol guards are directed to arrest persons
in vehicles under such flags. Also persons I
wearing or displaying a hostile flag in the I
oily.
By command of
MAJ. GBN.
H. H. McLenit, An't Adj't Gen,H.A.u.scic
("Wit He Cil~Ck
Lownsvu.rat, Januait 26.-:-ArLog‘n
&QS rordiliii, the /b`,hlTur-firletinessner
i was neat to the 10th. but was ordered
by them, as with the 23 Tennessee and
12 tliKentsleity,- to hold the cross roads,
and therefore were -mot -in the thickest of
the tight. The report that prevailed that
Colonel Fry was killed, is false. The
wounds of• Lieut. Burt and Col. lit'Oook
aro not serious.
Wetinore'sbattery attached to the 12th
Brigade under General Oaitee did most
essential service on the field and in the
rout of the enemy's entrenchments.
On Sunday evening the rebels reiurn
ing, burned four gun carriages at Monti
cello, but the cannon and guns are scat
tered all over their tray-.
Thomas' forts have not yet hem heard
from, it is supposed that they will cc, , ,upy
Monticello
From New York.
New Yoaz, January 26.—The storage
establishment. of A. H. Wyatt, No. 2
Pearl street, was burned last night. Lass
$BOO,OOO, fully insured. The Fulton bank
company of Fulton and Pearl streets end
several other buildings wore burned this
morning. The I,st is probably $500,000,
but is insured. Oae of the hognital build
Inge at Q.iaritntine 317218 burned.
The steamer Klimek, from Nassau, with
dates to the 20th, arrived this morn.u.g.
Tne steamer Kate, !crrn..n.rly the CAT:,
line, arrived at Nassau un th e 18 h, in
43 hours from Charleston, with 300 hair
of cotton and eight priseing,ir= 11 ,es
the rebel flag.
The United S.al.ei st)ainer Flatotau,
sailed from N8838:1 on the 13th.
A le,doral stearnor WB3 at B3rry .I.9!fled
we•t,ng the departure of a vessel which
had run the blockade
The culture of cotton had been com
menced at the Bahamas.
Lieutenant Temp e, of the United States
gunboat Flambeau, had offered the services
of his vessel and crew to asiist the wreck..
ed British steam frigate Conqueror, which
was ashore.
Banished Secessio—ndit.
ST. L')UIS, Janu,r S 211 — Samuel Eng
ler, the banished seesasoln,st tette sent
acrcst tho river under guard, this after
noon. lira Destination 19 unknotsn, nbd
1919 attorney V9'94 relea,ed from rnihLary
Attachin luta ware served ON Fever
al other deltnyaeot, s nits, t.. d ,y.
Ganeral LieLd term toe newly apio nted
Senator, left E.): Washingt)a this m,r
ning..
Judge James H at nouncrs him
self as candidate fur Goc ri., r i the Au
gust election.
From Dilssourl.
Sr. L )171i, Jabuiry adis
palLbe3 from Care (,}rardeau that the
le(1 that plac. ! a t !•iv
day , g.:fica for 11.,nt,tm nod BlumAe'd,
Laving captured L,outercarct
Farmer, 11 other c tfieer,3, 68 rivatea
of
Jeff Timmpa command, and ciao qu
a number , f mrrnz,
A t , k+:rapla Ir, ti t if.otnedialo'..c
whEtructei Ircau Rolla wes:wa.d.
BAT rLE OF FISHING CREEK.
PARTICULARS OP TUE ENGAGE
Incldelita of the Battle
DEATH OF ZOLLICOFFER, &
The Cincinnati Commercial has a num,
ber of lotto's from the scene of the
late victory near Somerset, Kentucky,
from which w 3 make a few extracts. One
writer says:
Just at daybreak on Sunday morning,
the 19th of January, sharp firing com
menced with the pickets; the long toll beat
in the Indiana 10th, arid they formed in
instantly and marched to the support of
their pickets. The 10th and Kinney's
battery were close !ogether, and a halt a
mile in advance of everything. The bat
tery got ready for action on the instant,
and awaited orders. By the.way,
nerd's battery and Wetmore's four gun
battery were both in park, one on each
side of Kinney'e battery. The Ist Ten
nessee was about a quarter of a mile in the
rear of these batteries, in the woods. The
4th Kentucky, Colonel Fry, was the next
regiment on the road, half a mile in the
rear of the batteries; it was forming as I
ran past, getting to my own regiment, (for
I slept in Kinney's battery); the 2d Ten.
neasee another quarter of a mile in the
rear of the 4*.h Kentucky. By this time
the cavalry were running their horses all
over the country, in every direction, except
towards the firing, whicn still continued at
intervals. Tae 2d was just getting break.
test, ant same sing. it to he only picket
tight, kept on co , king and eating, though
very few had e,o..eu anything when the
column of 4.,ur force appeared coming on
in our rear. Lieutenant Colonel Trewhit
promptly gut u, into line and douule
qulcked us into the road ahead of the ad
vancing column; the 4th Kentucky had
gone when we reached their encampment.
The firing still continued, and very brisk
ly; we kept on at double quick, all hoping
and believing that we would have a chance
to smell burnt powder. But when op.
posite the encampment of 10. h Indiana,
up rode the Colonel, and haltei us for
further orders; we all thought—if we didn't
say it—d—n further orders.
The 10th Indiana went into the woods
about a quarter of a mile iu advance of
their tents, to the support of their picket.,
and bravely did they support them, too, i
for over half an" hour, against the whole
force led against them; and never retreated
a step, nor give an Ina of ground, until
nearly surrounded by overwhelming nume
bers; then, to save themselves from being
entirely sarrouded, they unwillingly gave
way. Here was a crisis; and yell on yell
went up from the lantern jawed Secession•
ists; they thought the day was all their
own. But, happily, any disastrous con.
sequence was prevented by the arrival of
the 4th Kentucky and the Orb Ohio, to
the support of the gallant 10. h. Again
our men made a stand; now there was
fighting in good earnest, and the 2d Min.
nesota joined in with the 10th and the 4th
and the 9th Ohio. Volley after volley rat
tled in quick succession, and sometimes it
seemed as though there was only one con
tinuous volley, interrupted now and then
by the growling of the "fellow pups,"
which had been brought to bear on th e
enemy; and when they once commenced,
they distributed tteir favors freely in all
directions, in the shape of shot and shell•
and, gentlemen, excuse me from being the
recipient of any such favors. There were
only two or three shots from cannon fired
by the enemy, and they were either badly
aimed or the pieces were out of range, for
the shot did not disturb anybody. Once
they threw a shell into the air, which burst
when some four or five hundred loot high.
No damage was done by it, and their
artillery seemed to be of no use to them
whatever, while, on the contrary, ours
seemed to be of immense use to us; and it
was most ably and effectively handled.—
After a little more than two hours of hard
flghting,a moat tremendous volley of mus
ketry followed by a ringing shout from
our aide, seemed to have decided the bat
tle in our favor, for from that time, al.
though firing was kept up at intervals, the
secessionists, whipped and cowed began
their retreat, which in about twenty min, I
utes more became a Wel rout; and from I
the indications along the road which we c
afterwards passed over, the flight appear. I
ed to have been a regular race from that I
point back to their int renchmerits, to see
who could get there firat, surf the devil •
take the hindmost.
All the credit and honor of this battle.
is due to the 10th Indiana, the Bth Ohio
the 4th Kentuaky and 2d Minnesota. For
they did all the teiting, as it were, single.
MENT
Mir The fine steamer Commodore Perry
will hereafter be commanded by Capt. J. H. Light
ner. Capt. Brown will now devote We undivided
attention to the completion of his new beat, build,
lag at Freedom. We welcome Captain Lightner
back to his old YOCatiCM.
'kir Commodore Hendrickson's Ace
packet Bacotati, is announced for Evansville, Cairo
and Bt. Louis. She has undergone thorougn re
pairs, and in fact Hendrickson, Mason end Emu
(al, first class mechanism) have devoted their undi
vided attention to bringing her out in better condi'
Lion than ever, and they have succeeded We take
pleasure in recommending boat and officers.
The flue steamer J. W. Hillman,
Cap% A. McCarty, is loading for Cincinnati and
Louisville. This boat makes her trips with great
regularilY, and is a fftv , wt , e with passengers and
'Mappers.
m r ,.. The therner Prima
Donna, Capt. George D. Moore, is loading for
Choc/ninth, Cairo and 8L Louis. She will home
dispatch
The fine fteemer Saint Cloud, Oapt.
O. A. Dram leaves this day, positively for Oinctn.
nan. Cairo and lilamt Louis. This boat has the beat
of accommodations, and is in okutrge of as careful a
set of officers as can bj found. Oar old friend
Copt Shuman has charge of the °MA
Capt. Thom has announced
his favorite steamer, Clara Poe, for Cincinnati and
Loniaville on Friday. Passengers and stappem
vv,ll bear this in mind.
For Cincinnati. Louisville,
Evansville and St. Louis,
TUESDAY, JANUARY 28.
rip.EIE SPLENDID SIDE -.---
wheel pa4senger steamer.
ARAGO, ca pt. Thos. R. Golding.
leaves 7u3 announced above.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
ja27 RUIN FLACK, agent
For Cincinnati and Louisville
THIS DAY, JANUARY 27. /0 A. M.
rip
T HE FINE PASSENGEBArst
steamer OOMMODORIC PERRI,
J. 11. Ligotner, commander, leaves as
above.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
ian.27 J. B. LIVINGSTON k CO.
.n"
For Cincinnati and Lotasvillie.
TTHIS DAY. 10 AM H E FINE STEAXER
CLARA POE, Thom .s Foe,- com
mander. leaves as above.
For freight or passage apply on board
For cineinnati, Cairo and at,
Louis.
TUESDAY /0 A. M.
rip HE FAVORITE PASSEN
_L GER steamer DtiCOTAH, D. L.
Hendrickson, commander, Wares as
above.
For freight or passage apply on board' 1a27
For Cincinnati, Louisville,.
Evansville, Cairo and EL
Louis.
THIS DAY, 10 A. IL
THE FINE STEAMER
SAINT CLOUD, C. A. Dram
Commander, will leave for the
above and intermediate ports.
For freight or passage apply on board,
Regular Tuesday sil, twor
Marietta and Zanesville.
PETE fine passenger steamer
1. EMUS GELSRAX Captain Mire.
roe Avers. commander, leaves Pitts
hburgh every Tuesday, at 4 e'eloe.k p. tn., and
Zanesville every Friday at 8 a. m.
Per freight opaasage apply on board, or to
J. B. Lantana' a Co. Agents Plttatvirat•
For Cincinnati k Louisville.
THIS DAY, JANUAR r 27;10 A. M.
THE FINE STEAMER J.:W
HALLNAN, A. Warty
dpic leivesso above.
For Noted or PolooltrE opril!iMsria• to
len
atm
handed, with the ezeepiliWria - iiiiii::lll4n fitCl eliiiiiittalLikitfititig 4h---,`,
port they received frontheiiiiiillitig-They - SC, ItotkiiitsV..,,4l3l.„'
all-fought nobly, and judging (fora ii ~ •-• Tuksoltooir,at 7.-„,7r;'---'-i,--FW"-
sound of the muftk . etry, they neveritetvere 7 ! ',, f l ,.''. - - ---'-• " ---2 -, "1-, -,- -„"---, - 4
ad from a flx&I f l o terminatiezi to gain QPLENDIDPABSIMEESATXfjfinkt*.-Z
the,v4otory, and, ally did gain It. The SPLENDID
PankalateasGoorlialCmoorisitOtki, Pl...:Alfie,
eombktants Were Sf.) near to each othlirtWarre'L'hloranapmws°unlingrabavlriti-14tt7:e4--
at one time, that thepawder burned their -`- '. J. a., atalleitTOßl3- 2 10 - .;
fames in the discharge .of their pleete; but •'.7141' or.TONNYflAOS.sigieffso:'.-,-,-.;,,,,:.=-Q4
the underbrush was so !ht.:lk ( list ha,Yonetr I Per 1215111t1.1414 GallifidialST ll itHAS 4 2l.:',..:-.4
were of but little 1130, and a charge ceu:d keraburg- and Isgsegingiummai 3 =.l7--- -- - 7 ,-, ,77.5. , ,
hardly have been made.
_ _,, ~ ,. .--,e. e„.e , - , x,t,t - fketeWt.'o.
&VERY T'UESDA,T, 111‘411".tifvt.201„,...,,,,..%
Our correspond gilt gives the sameaccoulat
, --.., ,--res..,q,-4e.flotmz.
of the death of 2 )11TafFet as that Vega lip E E
_PINE PASSIM-- - ''/41+'-v..'11-iV
graphed on Friday, and says that when ha c a t! et ......4 J. VORA zer.„..e....,,,,,c,
fell "a panic seemed to 8131V3 them , and, ottoZr=ander* a
les , M-,..{:1j,
strewing the road with muskets, blankets, For freight orPßOSite ripely on briii,v, f.- ---' 4'%4.ft-:tf'4-Z.-
overcoats and knapsacks, and abandoni n gJeHN /MALIK; '-!:.t,:,,0;.tVi77k.,
two guns and caissons, lied pali•mell to- sinagamiiia- - :--.3„'.,,,,,,11',-;
' v.v sa mel - ,..,, -.!..4,'
ward their camp "
,
Tee BaUle correspondent says: "Col. Fry ' SVlrjt7 nEaDA Y. l l ' --,.*f4 '4Ff..zys,i
was, luckily, unhurt, but his horse was rf ME STEVILER strinipx.. , : .=. x' ~
,-,---, ~,,
shot through the bolv, the bullet entering 4,
..„..colaal,o wro w.. -R onaf - -Joaroo for
'Z' O- *:e , ' 4 'F.:
only a few inches behind the Colonel's leg. L'llrotnd'oati'we,akiitlipp„ ill ' . i.;l4.ti-f:,"..A;;"1ie..Wr..:.i
This must have been a deadner to all the every Ur lEDMESDAYst4 Vales* 411 reterauset ,: Vi t d,-' 7l :'-7.'
hopes the secessionists had for victory, as Ism* 99 . 111 1r01is ever7FAMAY44B.I4--scr.'4
note M.,LMWDirvkileititiefW.-,,:,
from this moment began the retreat; and
so closely did our forces push upon them
that they were obliged to leave their illus
trioes leader where he fell, by the bide of
the road."
Another gives the following version:
“G.,n. Z , liicoffer was attempting a flank
movement with two regiments when be
a - a 1 , ..11ed. He came out of the bushes on
the Balk ~f our forces, close by where Col.
Fry, c,r ii,itucky, was posted, and shouted
something to Fry, which was understood
to be not to tire upon the men in front, for
L.. ‘. were Mississippians. One report of
wi. , ,t ne sa , d ef : e Ynu are firing upon
y or own men Our , . They are Mississip
pians " seeing his mietaho, he dischareed
his re,tol at Fry, striking his horse. Fry
instantly returned the fire with his revol
ver, shooting Z qlicoffer through the heart.
Z )li7coffer was very handsomely dressed
His clothes were taken by the Federal
troops as trophies. His corpse is said to
have been very beautiful, being white and
wear as wax, with a little red hole in his
,sit breast, where the messenger of- death
entered.
Tor fortitude of Coterie] McCofir is ez
bl'77 Ltd in a strong light by the same
writer. who says:
•C •. ir•el li. L lilc(`,ok's wound is in
,i.e 1 , 2 T' , . B-I,zade Su:ge..n of tee Ten•
e , s. , r ..g. in 'fits relates teat ho was ex
,in o. e At . C ~fli's wouud, when an orde
aim., t. go forward in pursuit of the enemy
N.1,-“: 1 les w. un i wee painful, but ho cons
p .1 ed the burgeon to bandage it up tern
p r • , , 2
y, to ~,,) :II i blooi, and being help
,:ki upon a horse, pressed forward with hi
men."
xz -R.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
Frank la, Iksinn ARRlVElt.arowasville.
Milli:ICI, Clark, Brow n y,
‘.l. Bayard. Peribles Elizai•oth
Ebert. ( Inc float'
Emma Nrabana, Ay, rs, Z.ne,rll:4
I....trina Logan, Smut., Ca:lotto:mt.,
DEPARTE.
Franklin, 1',11.14-t Brown .-- vole
( vallatto,
Bayard, Peebles, E, r At:
EC 'corny. hnun k, t it ctnnut
1 .41,1in5, Cox Ga , ortol i a
ZIA Martin,
Key West Iso 2 Evans, Lonisyllle
M.The Elver—Last evening et twilight
tnere were 7 feet 6 tnebes water in the channel
and falling. The weather during the past 49 hoore
has been vary changeable.
ma.Ttie packet Key West No. 2 left on
on Sa urday with a fins trip.
163^* The punctual steamer Emma Gra.
Lam Will Le tound at our landing &Ma morning.—
rat. ra to Zaneav Ile on 1 uosday at 4 p. m
MA— Capt. EbertB fine packet, Kenton
arrived since our last with a tine load. She
wil
have despatc'i..
Business on the wharf was dull en
Saturday, and departures ware limited.
Atiy- The fine passenger steamer Arago,
Captain J. H. Goading, Is announced for Cincinnati,
Cairo and Saint Lows This brat has the mat of
BCC° amodations, and is in charge °ingrain] and
attend re officers.
For heaver Ste)! -., 47.,':1'
Wheellair. __---K,-.0-f-e-,464i;:L:r
- ..,.,.- -I f: 1 • 1 - 4 dz i . i4;r-;--.:7- - 4,
FrHE PACKta' STEAKEIk-54..-kWi?,-;
AL,..,r. T. /MOMS% J. T. 11"toftly.' '," V t 5 l `.." -k
t '.l-rrttr,:f -.. -..-..
- Contrnanderfleavea for thevaholfeloortallarl_lllllll_ `,-,,,,,,, ..- 1 ,,, ,,- -,
Monday, W.:dueled/1y and Friday al 12 M. -.•!. 't 4,-f'''''-=,l-',:-.'...
For freight or paaatea &Ng,' oft bolittritrio -"-'''. ,
del4 .1. 00ELM. i CO„ Wateurztr . - ' - '7 , - - - - ..z.rt.
.. L_,
...,..,
..., t i,' ' , ."1 - , , ,,,,54
For Marietta Par kerieuctr: ' f :*'•:'"a4
sum Gatupstia.
R - : - :. T O
EGULAR EiATITEDAY PMMLET - '
: .
HE FINE SIDE WHEEL
%tanner UND /t
INE, IL A. Oor, °oar ,-
trtander, 11387621 Pittsburgh every Sat. , . . /,....;,..
'nosy at 4 p. m., returning leaves Galllpolui:every -,- -i
1 oesday at lb a, m. ,
For freight or plumage apply an hoar c I our to
STEAMBOAT AGENCY,
WILLfAM HAZLET,T
Eas openedan office at • ; •••
NO. 94 WATER STREET,
. ,
Where be will transact agenerai SfeemboatAgenoy .
business, and would oohed a share of patronage,
from steam/mat men.
JA noaDim
T& itt •
LA NULL, would respectful:lr lan
Ms public that he has rebuilt antes the nrerintd
having enlarged his establishment, end filled
with the newest and most approved machine*,
now prepared to furnish Homing and pt)*-2.,--
boardit, scroll sawing and ramming, doors,
and shutters, kiln dried, frames, mouldings, bet
nisking , &c.
dooth Pittsburgh. September 7. 18rff. lan
CARPETS.
NEW DRUGGETS,
76 PIICOES
BRUSSELS CARPET e•' •
, .
Isabelle n received and fivs..sv
, J
LATEST AND RICH TERM, et - ine low. -
eat prieee
NraleiNTOCK.
P'pffatMAlLAT c t
And oitOIOAL oe, No. .=--,-----,
..
Smithfield Mime; Pittsburgh, . 47. '•
Penturylvanle. .
Dr. BROWN is en • old midi - : ',„, ':„....• 4
,„;
reO of Pittetraufb, and has been 4 •' ;--. • . ,
in Practice for the fait onk. - ' j,,. . ,
ace loom Rio bounces has - ",• "'
teen
Dew Private ,i
and kcal
.
eITIMONB AND szatrraxiis
in need of a medical friend, should not fall to"'
hid oni the sure place of relief. The Doctor is VE' -
re g ni sr.sredunte i and ide nnPerierme tri the treat
meat ma certain erase of mimeses is a sure -
tee to the sufferersof obtaining perinea roller; i
by the nee of Sic
Oa. remedies and following his ad:
Ti
ogreROWNV FulatEma ' I _, .... W '''' t
never fail tothe worst form of Veloweil Mar
woes, Impuritiee and Scrofulous Alfehidum_Ahso:
all dim:sees arming from a hereditsfy titint, which,
maeifeete itself in the form of - ivy:Ma
t rioriaah_
end a great many forme ef skin ttionsioZ il'atit
of which the patient to entirely !gamma.'
persons so afflicted, Dr. Brown ofterabopos efannfr I,
and speedy ream .
WRlZemol.'":" -. ''''''' 4.
Dr. Prown's remedies for this alarolliz.itionhlts ...,
brought on often by that solitary hoMt ornenstud
xreoficieden which the 'vont and caged
often give way to, (to their own destructiolo ate
She eel s reliable remedies known in this caw '.•
try--they
of health, are aafe, ancinnike a speedy restoration
ftliguaramiffid;
Dr. Etrown'a remedies serer fall to cure thbi •
painful riisesee in a few +--he win
otrnst. He also treats_ piles, eleet, essnasosimv ,
Stricture, Menial istpeeszges, Female Weaknats, '
Monthly Sop_pressims, Diseases of thsi .lo s
,din Ano, Zi...
..rvous Aaeoa, one, ?abut in the Bdok
and Kidneys, tratagssn of the Bladder, together
with all diseas a of an *IWO Oliglit.
A letter the eymp a -
m, direstsd e inz.mi....„ WP, No. so - :
~i;agewla..l4,.,\
Pittsburgh. Pa., win be
Medicine sant to any veliirini,' aaffired aisd
ware from observation -
Office and Prime Boors; rici 60 ernitagsw"
rest Plitsbarrin•Ps.
• - .1.
CARPEn-ANIOIL mm
-AT TER,-
FOURTH STRRET OAHPRTHRO.RE.
D. & H. WCALLUJ HATILI
varied
yy • this day opened of a wer y large an d &moment, of 0 ING, to wtdoit they
invite the attention of buyers, as &hay will be of On the most favorable terms, t.
als o , a newly imported lot of beautifUl Drug
allwidths,at the lowest rates, gete.
W. aEL IiFaabLITIL.
Fr Fourth street neez
TO THE PUBLIC.
usfsvabL_ T th•
r , rant
and,l,
a Nod. • .
89 P immoral of all de. ;.„47..,•. ,
40mo:intone treat secret
and , nom! • ilsorlers,
sell son. - o .nd oi.seassa or • /
antations c^rnmon and • - •
ncidont y: taco of both
an .
rn sdu_ is, single or niameg, - Vie -4
. E rammer blishee the fact of his de* ,
so, :-r (+ran. and falsely modest a re
dm:4011111y ,4 -7.14. - ed, and think it a
,ght
very immoral, and for d'
corruption a nTng their wives, prordeing eana
in • o •,, 1 heir family physician should be
Cautious to keep trim
.orsince that ?at
the same as Dr I,,Ft (except pub
lest a lucralve practice might be lost to Went
unong stupid fsiaely raoderi and presturiptum
teeth ,+ born and raised in Ignorance, smugly*
as rn 14nrooto and who compare bum.
genee, senee,rio, to doll .re end ciente
,„
meanly °nay gotten. II to runnel , =miner
that numerous par in ts i guardians are thiniiithr
that their ern n. otargb or. and wards, preutrualp
feeble, sickly r ail': •••te condition and eripettpi
&nee, hare been restocea to neaith and Vlor by Dr.
Br3s , NSTRUP. besides many before an
mar.;
riagothrough him have been saved much Buffering,'
anxiety, mortincatiqn, to. Having the a ds
of over thirty years experience and oteereaticet
consequently, he has superior skill to thotreitinan
of special diseases, and who fe daily con
. an1te ...... !L...,b4
the profession, as well recommended by
alchriratiaerav-publieherit, propritibtits dr hoiele,W
• :• erinaliorlieit, or so tattled nocturnal ercdssiona*-
This dreadfnl malady ma be completely cured If:
the very lastdisnovery that has never yet failed.
female disclaim he has had superior experleage
encomia of his old age, seventy years, all •
larity is completely cured. As for Or
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