JAM'S KtfARR.
S tairll4:F4:ll
MONDAY MORNING, B. 3.
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EViesien of the Advance. ",
.tew, beat Bernet, despatched on
lite' •
Thursday to bring up the Wounded by the
exrdesioli or the towboat Advance, p.
rived here on Saturday night, bringing
the:wounded and-the empty barges. The
expicti- n occurred about eleven o clock on
Tuesday night, at Matamoras 165 miles
below ibis city. The Hornet ' left here at
tweieeclock on Thursday afternoon end,
0404--Alevtisy quick trip, reached the scene
of the disaster before ten o'clock on Triune
day night.
On the arrival of the Hornet everyth•ng
phseibld ibeses done to make the wounded as
comfortable as possible: Their wounds
had been dressed by a physician residing
near the scene of the accident, who kindly
accompanied them on their return, to
minister to their necessities, and did all in
his power to relieve them.
We learn that the first engineer, known
as "Dutch Mike," was on watch ' at the
,time of the explosion, and was about 'o
change off with the second, Wm.
He had gone out to oil the shaft, first
-throttling the engine, and had scarcely 1
reached the wheel when the explosion
toe* place. He escaped without the slight
. eat injury, the force of the explosion being
forward. One of the boilers was turned
nearly inside out; a large piece was thrown
three hundred yards into an apple crch,rd
and another piece into the river; the ot,:it-r
boiler was uninjured. King, the second
engineer, was pretty severely burned about
the face and hands. The Captain was not
on board, one of the pilots, named Stew.
art, being noting Captain; he escaped
with a severe burn on the right hand. The
other hi. Slinefelter, was eep, his
head and one arm lying over theedge 01
the bed. His lace and arm were terribly
scalded and it is believed that he inhaled
steam. He died of his injuries on Friday
morning, some hours after the arrival of
the Hornet, after being removed to that
beht. The mate, whose name we are tine.
/de to give, was also asleep in his berth.—
Thetexplosion carried him up through the
hurricane roof and on coming down he
lit with his feet on the sound boiler and,
being stunned, remained there, perhaps a
athlete, until his feet were literally roast.
ed; his hands were also badly burned in
getting down.
. The looks, a colored man and hie assist.
watt,s colored boy, were sleeping in the
sense. berth. The boy escaped, bat the
Astin.bould not extricate himself, and was
burled up with the boat. One 'of the
firemen is also missing, and fa supposed
lcitavabsen blown overboard and drowned.
every one on the boat, except the first
thigineßir, was more or lees injured.
In
addition to those named, two dockhands,
-named Irwin, and a third named Craig,
were scalded, one of the former badly.
Two - other" Were slightly Bearded, but
managed to start home the morning after
-the accident.
The fragrrents of the wreck were gath,
ered up, the barges secured, and the
wounded, with the body of ITlinefelter,
plOgiff on board the Hornet, which started
for this port again on Friday, reaching
here on Saturday night, as stated. Ides
sengers were sent ahead to inform the
friend's of the wounded, along the river,
_that they Might be ready to take charge of
them on landirg. The second engineer
and mate were left at R >cheater, whero
they reshes. Craig was left at Freedom,
in .charge of his brother, who will take
him to his father's house, some distance
Vora the river. His injuries are not very
. seeious, but to hes made his case worse
by fretting and uneaseess. The two Ir.
NikTfai — iiere left at their home on the river
opposite Ecanomy. Oee of the fl eaten
was brought to the city, and left at his
broiler's on the wharf, to be taken t th•.
Hospital to-day. The colored boy. (cook)
Wko was seriously scalded, was taken to
his home in one of time upper wards. Mr.
Jilinefelter's remains were taken to his
residence at .Eset Liberty.
It Is singular that nearly, if not all
Were scalded al:out the face, blackening
and disfigur.ng perhaps for life.
Only one is believed to be in a dangerous
condition, the fireman.
The first engineer, we understand, will
ieteilay give hernitalf up to the Inspectors,
to await an inveieigation. He states that
he was carrying 120 the of steam and had
plenty of water, but the explosion is al.
leged to have resulted from a scarcity of
water and high pressure of steam The
belle.' of the Advance bad been known
to bear 180 lbs. steam, but had been in use
eight' or nine years, and co /Id not, conse
quently, have been very safe.
; g Affray An Lawrenceville.
`Au affray cceurred in the borough of
Lierrenceville on Saturday evening, dur.,
fug - which the ex -Coroner, C. B. Bostwick,
repeiveg a painful, if not dangerous wound
Nut a pistol ball. He wee in the tavern
of - JOlll - Sitftli; conversing with the latter,
when a man named Reuben Reynolds Came
in and asked Smith to take a chance in a
bear ge,taid won at a raffle and wished to
paettp a gain. Reynolds was in liquor, and
after. ikr. Bostwick had made /30/Xlei playful
rein - Irks about the bear, which he was di,
puasik to ,resent, was ejected from the
wise,4•Smitth. He soon attracted a crowd
outside,' shd deliberately loaded a.plited in
frcilifOt the window, threat. ning to shoot
tbilbst man who came cut, Alter wait
inglabout half an hour, to avoid disturbs
once Mr. Bostwick went out, and while
waliing along the street with a market
bit on, his semi (he has but one) was
struck by Reynolds. He dropped . hie . bats
Iret4eiseditsynolds, threw him dUvrtuaid .
held - 414sibite the bystanders iiittinflittki
to tAiaA V A2I. the Oster.' While Bost'wiok
held die Resnoldailred-fted a' bail; struck Mr. Barufer.,thejaw - and passed upward
into 'She muscles of the . _ _
• .• . .. i .. • were i red was bef e rilit
nolds secured, one, as is alleg by i's
4
brother,4 °au w ag . , w o p was I nsisted
yesterday d l tAisnisciftire Mayor Sa t, - If N, . , Ilditeding freely, , wiiiffilig
DI. efaßtie ir office, • and after having tU
wou l d p r • tied, -was assisted - tot b etyr - Wncia
in the borough Dr. Walter was sisntf
and examined the wound. He found the?
utla r
ball i abiOngilie muscles of the nettle,
b - oti - risnamidit - freafirday: .T
le
~,%ti,b iut krlpao and Amy prove danger ns„
o . ni Reynokls has not vet taiii:ti
arras ; his brothTr - A — billaznill theili*
IA kakily„learned and itria , liikter i ta
Thehei he can be ;glmittedlo ball
brotbitrialleges thiiif "iSmith beat Reuben
oveiMalmid with a club before he, grad.
at Bostatletit. ph: the melee 'a ball istisisiiii
tbroisethrnita'acoat, and he felt the chargi;
of ianother pistol pea close to /Ids face;_
Slifitianort.i=7 --- ; --- i.y R Wi.--011
.
Saturday evening stout fif o'clock, two
boyreriterlsd - the bakery•of J. M. Fans, on
Pennsylvania. Avenue and took all the
moneyttute_till.tactuething- -c.ver-SIO--=-.,
The Mayor was informed and rfficer Fred
ricks was sent in tiursuit An hoarlater,
- with Owed of officer Morn, he arrested,
at the 'lneatreaas o'.Donuell and =John
IfeCfeitiiitran• They had spent all or
nearly all the money, for clothing, esc.—
After a hearing, yeatorday morning, May.
or Sawyer sent the boys to the House of
Refuge. The arrest was a prompt one
and the officers are entitled to full credit
for their energy.
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TWO BIITCHICBS. tiewart Hamilton and
another, had a desperate fight, lasting
nee, ithalf an hour, ;II
_4lie „Market house,
on Saturd# iifight. -' They; wire arrested
and teJilin -before Mayer Sawyer, who
finest thim $5 each.. ..,-, -i a .i • •
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'Rim. ALEX. CLAlur, of. ,the - School
Mitor, glean elnaj l lorpes slctestain -
Punt stl "*Mgfik l 4te fr 14 11 41.'
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Orramors Lisa —The Birmingham
line of ferry boats has been purchased by
a company, who will this morning start, a
line in opposition to the old "Jones' ferry,"
from the Point to Jaw Bun. The
Birmingham ar. pwszenger rail.
way had nearly e 1 the business L.(
the Birmingham Tern• lin,.
PROTRACTED Id EATING. —A pretra-t
ed meeting, commenced In the D scip!
Church, in Johnstown, on Thursday eve
rung last, under the leaa of Pev U P
of Pittsburgh, is still in progres6
and wil: be continued this week Up
to Tuesday last eight additions had beet.
mede to the congregation—flue by con
version and baptism and th:ee backslideri.
reclaimed.
ABEGAI3 GJHP Uti.— We have received
from the publisher, T. B. Pugh; Vhiladel
ph a, through Henry Miner, Lyon's build•
log, an elaborate opinion on "The Fri cll.,
eges of the Writ of Habeas Corpus under
the Constitution," by Horace Rainey,
It will be read with interest.
, ROWNBD. —A m , o, whose name w ,
did not learn, but who resided at Saw Miii
Bun, made a false step from the steamer
J. T. McCombs" on Friday evening and,
falling Into the river, was carried away by
the current and drowned. The body haE
not been recovered.
BLEATING WINDOWL—Wm. Reesman,
of Liberty street., made information agains
three boys on Saturday, for malicious m•s
chief in breaking his windows by throw
jug stones at them. One, Thrs, Carroll,
was arrested, but Mayor Sawyer re eas‘sd
him on the payment of the price of the
windows and costa, by his father.
IM.PHOvIkt ENT. —A new railing has been
placed around the Clerk's desk in the
Court of Quarter Seaton.; also a stand
for the witness's, with a railing to separ
ate it from the reporters' table.
J. F. Commas, the new Sergeant•at
Arms of the Stste Senate, Is of M c Kenort,
tine county. He was elected by a vote of
twenty . .three to nnr e, over 11. J. Jones, of
the Harrisburg Patriot and Union.
TEE yield of the Mecca oil well is
reduced to one to five barrels per day,
which will scarcely pay fur pumping, un
less they furnish a good quantity of lubr,
eating ofl.
A LARGE lot.of mortars, shot and shell
oast at the Fort Pitt Foundry, have reach
ed New York city.
FORIXIMITRE & CHAIRS.,
witazitorn%llo Shi/TEVIELD STREET,
(betas 811th street and Virgin alley.)
not/ ' PITTSBURG R.
p HOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
ALL STILES,
DIABIBS FOR 1862
W. S. HAVg44,
aeA r CORNIKR, ROOD , AND TFITRD FITRRIVT
100 To 120 BARRELS CRUDE OIL,
from 'armors and Mectudi es Well;
gravity 42, in brat.
Pdusea Brooms.
. Ire an
fat PIO oFe4 fey • Also, /. 03 0 barras Ornae
Oierrafn Batklef Well; gra.ity 42
lel R. L LLRN. Agent. No. 6 Wood street,
EW FALL-
EATON MACRUM I CO.,
Invite attention to utter 6 ,
NEW STOCK FOR FALL TRADE,
' At Not. 17 amid 19 Filitilifireelt.
Wholesale bares eimilled at lowesspe*kils
=MEM
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nam:. a. nello Baker-wa found diaor.
deny on the street" on Saturday night.
and when the pet* attempted .:to arrest
him, drew it 'bite kni'e, With which he
cut officer Jas. Ctronekof, the night watch,
quite severely in the hand, requiring the
aid of Dr. Waiters to sew up the wound.
Baker was taken to tho_ witteh4tOttse and
committed En. assault and bane y situ
intent
,tc , *la, on ~ oath; pf Mr.. (Trona,.
Another `Cortiraittn'ent — 'wita *leo lodged
against him by the Mayor en an infdrma
tion /ThiCo a week since by habitat's Haw•
thorns, f• , r abusing her. _
Ml3lB CRAIt LOWE • THOM MON. —Til it 3
youog lady, who comes to us with a lair
reputatwe, commences an engagement at
the Thcaire th r evening and we ezpcct to
a-10cum...1 good noting. She opens in Ca
milk, in which part she is highly spoken
(d, and will be Euppor t•rd by Mr. Rer.d.,r
sun ee Armand. :tn= , is young, handsome
arid talented, and will, no doubt, make a
very favorable impression. The evening's
entorta , nment ckses with the "Bell Ring,
ors," Meffitt as Smart.
ASSUMED HIS DUTIES —B. C. Eawyer,
Jr., the new Ma:, or. took possession of the
Mayor's office on Saturday morning, and
began his administration by disposing of
the usual watch-house cases, which were
of an unimportant character. Few info:-
mationa wore made daring the day, and
c..riscquently the new police force had little
to do on their first day in office. The
Mayor has laid down stringent rules for
the government of the police, which will
be strictly enforced.
GOVIIRNUNISIT I'ItoPERTT AT AUCTION
Our readers, especially carpenters, hard
wan, dealers and others, should not forget
that T. A McClelland & Co. will sell, at
Camp Wright, Rultor:a Station, this
morning at ton o'clock, a large lot of g - .v.
e' iment property. Inc:udlng lumber, btoves,
8210 sash, &J. Bargains may be looked
for.
A RKPJRT was current yesterday that
two freight trans had collided on the
Paz/nay:verde Railroad Saturday or Natur•
day night, killing several persons, inolud.
ing a Pittaburgher named Rickert, for
merly a shoemaker residing on Liberty
street. We could obtain no confirmation
of the report.
LIiET CHILDIMN.—TWo children of Mr
Cole, residing' on O'Hara street, between
Ltberty and Penn, strayed from home yes
terday, and has riot since - been seen. One
is a boy four years old, who wore grope
pants and body; the other a girl six years
THS teachers of tfle : , :xt.n and Eighth
ward public schools should take corn
measures to stop the daily fights between
the scholars, cr the pol'cl will be compell
ed to interfere, which might be disagrees
We to parents Their constant quarrels
have become a serious nuisance.
THE Surveyor of the Po t, Capt. C. W
Batchelor, recently se , s , d a quantity of
goods, baong.ng to parlies in Wheeling,
suspected of secemion proclivities, wh , cr
he sacs will be forwarded as soon es the
government riqu'aition of their owners
taking the oath of allegiance Is complied
with.
.............................11.1111HOST lIWm
JOSEPH 1112118 & BON,
Distonfaetarero of
FANCY` •AND -PLAIN
ALL PRICES,
ron wren
litffini
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LATESTAr TtLEGRAPH.
Last higgri
ews'up to Two Welock
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from iYuslhlngilon,
WAsniarsyr, rr,_
_February 1 —A Com.
m;ttee of RTrescntatives culled on the
Soon. tarp of War to , day in behalf of a
large number of the House to urge up w.,
that officer the propriety of adding Hon.
Alfred Ely to the committee of two, The
Hamilton Fish and Rev. B.sh
Ames, of Ohio, recently charged with
au:y of t omg South to promote the COM -
fort of the Union soldiers now pris
f war there.
Ho-. Schuyler Colfax, their spokesmen,
urntd the propriety I their pruporad ad
ditton to the cucnnaisidon but the Seem o
Lary sat'rfkd him and those with him of
:he improprm:y of in.:luding upon the
CMXIII/118.,1, n, en, Contlsrr,an who forms
portion of brerch of the Govern
men[, the mission wholly one o:
r.lig , ou and plidaritLiory. He freely of
fered to 'noltd r Mr. Eiy if that gentle.
man would divest hirislf of his put, c
character is a member of the C,ngress
it
tie United S.ams, recognising as ne
teat hi, late experience in the Richm, na
prisons would make him of valuable su.is•
canoe in the work of benevolence.
The States ci Pennsylvania and Now
Jeremy, are by an order issued to.day, ad.
dad to the unit of toe hi m
mac Yon the IV:"-
The S-cretary of War directs that tie
ottiners and soldiers c,l the United Steer,
*ho are or may be r:s f war, snail,
luring their Impriaon-c,e-cit, consicit=red
entitled to receive the esme pay as. if thoy
were doing active duty.
WariEtitioroar, Feb 2 —Notwichstanding,
he alarms and croaking or some of Lb„
foreign journals and lei ter writers about
atme blockades and other sinister retur..a,
the oispatehes received at the State depart.
ment air-) regarded SA conclusive of it corn.
pl t, r sit rs'ion of the intiesat cordiale b .
'we:to the United States oia•r,
a• d one of the beet poseible underivandini.e
tie gorernmen , e of France, 4alf
'iher continental Sin ,s Yititerday 4, 6-
re ary Seward nod Lord livers exchivig, d
congratulations on the nolus . ..ii .1i of t:
Trent affair, in a epirit _iced .r to iLai
which, in the same cat-3, animated Eirl
ktuasell and Mi Islet Adams. The Some.
a^y of S.ate, on Friday, directed the re.
=ate, fr,m rt Lafayette, of all the per.
-ace taken from on hoard of rebel armed
veissele, •shieb order has n undoubtedly
executed.
It is true, as has be-n mated, that Gen.
%Vool, uudrr 111Mtruc,ior.:F, asked Gen. Hu.
..zer wh. ihrr, if Smith, the pirate, were d .
livered him at. N,,rloik, C, rccrri,
would ba restrrPd r.) I!! . erty and
North. The b.! • :./ tne negative, u
on the gr,...nd !..f a ditT4rene?, !n rh: k as o
the two porsors.
The reunion at Secretary Seward's real
dense on Friday embravol the 1a.:4n4.
tendance of inea.b of the dpi L
orps and their fa/Cl:Witt , ' that Las b... r. w.ia
ne.r , s(d at any (uriner h . ??0,.11.1 b], ge Ira \. r
Washington society i• Cce-rful, ong
only for COngre-P ,!,.. h Lit:nt,,' Isl
ey,:km !or thn g vernm , nt and r r
nine to dry up the rUn:J Ire cui.:tary pu
-.tee6
Hon. Alfred Ely, memoir f C mnrt.tes,
r:m New York,at d are j riebtner at It ch.
(mond, had an in:err:et. w th the Pre,ident
end Secretary S=ward yesterday an I it bar
oeen determini-d to place Ire rebel privet,
ears now Now York and Phifedeiphia
loon a footit,g p—scultme tf war. Ar.
irder bee been ism .1 removing them to
ro Ittary prig. rts a lin a view t.i their ex
change for cats tn., of the Ii nit.ted States
incarcerated In the South Thie Importa .t
tnd humane courts e.n the part of the
.r „ eernm , nt may result 111 the rat trio 01
Colonels Corcoran, Lee Coggsweli, Wood
utf Wilcox, liodker and the other tiff.
mite row hod as hostages kr these pinta.
.eery. A general exchange of all the
prig:mete will ft is believed speedily f..
ow. The interview or Mr. Ely in con.
junction with several of his associate
members of the House of Representativt s,
was not only interesting, but is described
as affecting
Lieut. Edward Connelly, of the 69th
New York It tglment, and a prisoner of
war, has arrived from Columbia, South
Carolina, and was present at the interview
the President and Secretary of State
He reports that the health of Cli Corcoran
and the °Chi r pr sone•s was good.
It is understood that the tax bill now
being perfected by the CJminittee
on
Ways and Mea-s. It proroses of the ar
ticles of nekes-icy and c .tibtittlp:loo with
higher rates on dist lied itept:tra an: iii. -r
alt cles of luxury t n legacies ar d probe cie,
on lassengers by railroads and u• her con.
veyance, on newspapers and telegraphic
messaged. From these seuri.es taken in
connection with the tariff on imports, It
li confidently expected, after the most
most careful investigation that the G.iv•
ernment wilt derive an annual revoriutt of
at least $l5O 005,000 This tax bill will
give to the United States bonds a sure
specie security. The Cc En mittre have also
considered the subject of et national bank•
ing law, which will require the deposits
of U B stork as security for the bank
notes that...uncirculat e d as currency.
The President, in conversation y'e'ar.
day with representative Conway, of Lan.
has, stated that he appointed James H.
Lane with the express understanding that
he was to serve under Gen. Hunter, and
That Gen. Lane had frequently declared
his willingness to do so ; that te, the
President had and has now the strongest
de-ire to oblige Gen. Lane, and consequent.
ly appointed a large staff to satisfy him ;
and that while he hoped and expected
an expedition wJuld be sent under hfm,
he expected it to be done by amicable ar
rangement with Gen, Hunter. He never
intended, and does not now intend,._that
Ct should be Independent of Gen. Hunter,
or in any way offensive or dishonoring to
him; that Gen. Lane must receive his
orders from Gen. Hunter, and the Press
wont will be glad if Gen. Hunter, acting
within the range of his orders, and his
sense of duty to the public, can give such
orders as will be satisfactory to General
Lane.
The rumors which, it is represented, threw
New York into a panic yesterday, are re
garded here as inventions of the seces.,
sic i ftielie.UL.,,Landen
munfeations wbith have been received from
Great Britain and. Prance as well as other
European tildes, by the two lasi slimmers,
aro more frank and cordial than any since
the insurrection began.
Masonic Celebration of Bt.
Johns Day.
FORTRESS McNicol:, Feb. 1, PIA. &tun.
Mc RE, Fesruary 2.—Tea National Z 'Dave
Ledge of Free Masons c‘tlebrated Bt. Johns
day oy a brilliant festiv 'set rvenlng
in
side the F.)rtress. A-bon:WWI .uppor was
partaken of and datelng and music contin
ued until rt very late b. ur.
i In consequence of the foggy and stormy
%eat:Per, not ag of truce was sent to Cra.
ney island to day.
,Tike.:4ohartel-citztko---D optnettl -ZouaveS
donieso positively the statements of the
Commander of use Ericsson that . thaCap-,
Lain of the John Trunks
.witcserit forward
by that offlissr;and - that he (the Colonel)
took command of the vessel. The John
Tiocke and the Ericsson are expected to
leave for Annapolis to uorrow morning
Cuntrabands who have recently come on
board the Young Rover, stationed oft
Yprk river, report that about 1,500 trop,;
ate at Giottoester Point an. • 1,1 . 1 • 1 . 11
at;kifsiva. ..
Natio" of fMMUem
-
BT. Lours, ffebsus.-172. A --egretsl
ordeg will be issue 4- is, She morning, in
silldb, it lejAated itii4.2FSTRYSI.` compsale).
o.W.ll.A4B,lllSientetilitasourt volun •
el— wcitltifillibis Iltirdl7?-ti. Bat 'erre,
corps, have shun Aig n..i iveg t aiatkaotis
ind iissant-.redfit to , . , v.Wheylav e
_
been disarmed amt..pla tr-trt TAtelllnnment
*t Benton's Barriikt:'Titti' errtViints abd
non-enrnouisti.oo4 officers of )tineess 'tom.
patties will be.-seat. to Ohre to' tork on
the . GurtiflCatfOiis Stall ? fuft*t'orders
The commanding officer at that post will
ase_thit these companies are made to work,
- faithfully, and will report to these head-I
quarters :or sayWrie:lby their repentance/
Ind obedience of orders strd restoration to.
rank. The officers of thosiS companies -not
having joined in the mutinous demonstra
4ion, but having. failed to enforce order
sod military discipline, will be mastered'
)0t of service and discharged
The Mai. Gen. commanding 18 always
will:zag to listen to complaints, and ready
~, redrecs well founded grievances; but he'
.5 determined to enforce discipline and
obedience to orders. All companies, regi
men's or corps which shall henceforth dia.
D b y orders or exhibit a mutinous disposi
. ion will be dealt with in a most summary
manner.
IBark Trinity_ ohaitered•
B
CISTOS, February 2.—The bark Trinity
has been chartered to convey 888 of the
rank and file and 11 officers of the rebel
driloners now at Fort Warren to Fortress
Monroe, and will probably sail to-morr ow.
Commodore Barron is not included in
the Hit. The prisoners who remain in
Fort Warren are mostly charged with po
itical offenses.
A public meeting will be held at Faneuil
Hall on Wednesday, to memos! ilia@ Con.,
grossfor the release of Colocel Coßlbrßlf
ilrhe ship Bing Fisher from Ship Island
finalists! for Boston, struck on Peaked
Hill bar at twelve oolock last night. She
beat over the bar and went ashore on the
beach and had three feet of • water in her .
hold. The crew' were saved.
Another Expedition.
Cerro, lii , February I .—Another ex
pedition which will perhaps be larger than
the recent reconnoisance is evidently in
the courao of preparation iron' this point,
but its real strength and destination is
kept teoret
The troole at Fort Holt have been re
moved ii consequence of the high water
at that point.
Captured by Hebei&
A party of rebels under J. C. Morgan,
of Lexington, captured five telegraphers
near Camp Belleville. All their imple.
nionts and wagons, and burned a Church
at the station. All is quiet below
a Slight Cold,
. ••' . 6 1 .4.
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"—: faugh,,..Zaae-eeneea
1 eRONCHiAt or c.i , e ~.ghoart. t.
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. -c . "): which might be c.he0k......1
Ot w ith '
a =mpg,- remedy,
if riegi.esz,_l, often terminates seriously.
Few am aware of the impaptartoe cf .
stc7ring a Xatih. or Viigh.t
XciitY in, its first stage; that which
*,-. the beginning tumid yield to .1.
rr.:.: Z , ernody, if not attended to. soot
Lzra-5.-..z the lungs.
4 , aum's.goan.chial,aitach_e s
t0. ,,,, .,.fi7.-T.I. introduoad eleven years aim.
.--
has been proved that they are the
te:zt arti;/.4 befo,e the public for
Xclirths, ' fads, foc_n_chifie.
c-7 - 8 ti - inza., X ata.l9. , the Racking
(7. •‘..,-h i 7-,, /fc.n.ssunlifinn-, and
nAirrier•ou.s ale:stone of the ,977.Acaf,
4 ,- ;:•• • ~,- immediate relief
Public Speakers et Singers
tilPm e,fect - ual fcr oleary w
Lr ctr ;q-t, the the voice.
Sc , ;.d all (Druggists and Pesters
in lifedi.oine, at 25 cents per box.
SPALDING'S
THROAT CONFECTIONS
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROOHES
BRYAN'S PI7LIiONIO WAFERS
AYELS' CHERRY PECTORAL
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
SELLERS' COUGH SYRUP
For mlo by
C HAS. H. SUPER.
AT HIS DRUG STORE,
Cor. Penn and St. Clair Etta.
en?
ci e
4,
.P 2 64
E ll i V2l; It ; 10 t
ih aCA a) ;) 3 g
ii. F — it . .T 2=q
cg
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4
FAVORITE MAGAZINES
FOR 1862.
SSUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED AT
TUB FuLLOWIN(4 RATES:
PILE UAL.
Herper's Magazine_ ......._.... .................... .....$2 68
°Mere Lady's Book.-- 2 60
At/antic Monthly.- .. . .. ...- ...... .__ ................. 2 60
Lutes ?ash ion 800. -2 60
l'et l4 6otee'Megazine ' 2 00
Hrdekerhermor Magas/us ..... _ .......... _____ 2 60
Biefikariaddhildagamne ..
- 2 60
All the Year Reuod .--- 2 /0
ananbera' Journal
00
Horticulturist (plain)._ - .- 2 OE
2 00
Horticulturist (colored)... 4 0
Le Bon Ton, (Book of Fastuon) ...._.._ ........... 6 03
Bellou's Dollar Monthly 1 00
Hunt's Merchants Magazine.._ 6 00
Eclectic Magazine 6 00
American Agnculturist..._ - ....... ...._ ..... .1 00
Hall's Journal of /3 ealth 1 00
Lschee Repository
London Art Journal. " - London Lancet:
200
Arthur's Maituthe
Yankee NOtions(Oornic) .._ ........ .-.--....--.1 00
lr , ckwood'siaTictie and the Four Quarter '
lien»
----0 00
'Water Curedounrill
-. 1 00
Phrenological docurnal.. -, lis
ntaithwaile'a Retroapec_t ..... ----------.- 2 00
`Lwees Listing Age.. -.: - -.-- AOO
The DOMM 'daintily-- --
---------....- d o ßiedist of Pun -
•
Mum) , Priellow ------
' 7 4
if you want your Magasubea promptly call or
se if
to
1
tf E Nlt If .11.. IN R, lit,_
Wholesale Bookaellet,' -
STATIONER AND N V. EA.LER,
21 and2B fifth 8 . . ink '
1 I
ad Aw. will nooetvit than pnoti dell
- - - -O,T -o_27_ It
1 4-S.
113% 0
121 R.A.1:›L.Er5C,
N0,' , 30 WOOD STREET,
(corner Vocond, Pittsburgh
Manutacture an wholesale and retail' dealer In a
Oook, Parlor, and Hnotlng Moves,
Grate ;Mt% Tenders; &e
IS. In our sample loom ecey be found the
NIO,I4 aiAteTEDGASBURN/NO COOK STOVER
EUREKA AND TROPIC,
the merits of whims hare been fully tested by
thonsan le, and the F3tovee pronounced nnevaled
by any to es* market; together with a great many
other desirable patterns. .
We have also a very large saftortms .of
PARLOR AND [MATING STOUR,
embracing some of the BEST PATTERNS now of to tho,publie.
Ar. FA.NCT ENAMELED GRATE FRONTS
AND FENDERS, of the newest styles. Common
It. awn Row and Jam Gretes„ all of which are of.
fared' at very' low pnees.
airEipecnal inducements offered to builders
to
want of GRATE FPONTe3. notlsim
T. 61tAFF..—.1•AUL
y/1..5.P• Y
Western- Stove Works,
245 LIRERTT STREET, PITTSBURGN
GRAFF & CO.,
MA NUFA CT 17RE/iS
WOULD CALL THE iiTETTION
o; the reatlleito their large stock we;: se-
Cook, Parlor & Heating Stoves
AlBO-12d PILO% RD
[ITCH!,. RANGES, GRATE FRONTS,
HoLlow-57ina, ae, atzt,ang which t,B roanu the
COAL UOOll 1 2 1 701(1C8 IN Tb R
firrd.TE. e
mond, Advance, Air-Tight, Eclipse, ahc
lIWW CITY,
Were :warded the FlHtil Pbr..lll J st the guile
Pan. tor the B 00eL 00013 tiTt.)% Et!. Also
FIRST PREMIUM evereed to the
twig A MEWLICAH , GLOBS at REPUBLIC,
F . r . the BMA' WOOD WO& STOVES NOV, LA
UiE The AN and liAlllaan Premium
itoves are annul - passel. We call attentloo o.
!AUL ERB and BUILDERS to the largest stocko
ORATE FRONTS & FENDERS
I :$1 T R •I ;
H.' n:1 Lne, i , A ‘D. , N! , enei EULI P:
Soev43.tona h
Ler Lhao Ir,rl
113.. Fiat. Wh.te, Plain and Fancy Flannel Under
and orereturta oa haul, and made to order, or
Dotice. at
R. WILLIAMSON'S,'
8 H 1.8 T FAUTOIIY,
O. 47 ST. CLAIR STREET
oaB/
TO FARMERS MID OTHERB-FO6 Si
6Ir,OWZIPICSUPIERIOR PATIGA'S
Grain Fan and Separator,
PATENTED JANUARY 10, 1860.
HE superiority of this Fan over ail
others in use, consists In its cheapness, sum
fpfcity and durability.
Second. In cleaning grain faster, better and
more thoroughly with less labor then any other
mill ever Oared.
The patentee of the above Fan has been long en•
gaged in manufacturing and selling Agnew
focal implements, convinced of the great want
good Fan for cleaning the different kinds of gray r
and seeds, presents this to the public with full con
fidence that it will meet their wants.
The undersigned having purchased the eoi
right to maludielare and sell the above Grain kilt
and Separator, in Western Penneyluatus, Wooten)
Virginia and all Ohio, and the right to sell in • ln
Mans and Illinois, is now prepared to all all orders
Wholesale or Retail at 813 Liberty street, Pine
burgh. Pa. Se W. WA_LLAEIF,:
Pittaburgh,Joir lb 1. 8 61.--lylikerndaw
•
THEY STAND THE TEST.
BURKE it BARN SAFES
. •
AGAIN TRIUMPHAST.
EAD THE FOLLOWING VOLIIN
A. to TARY uwptienonlal In regartP6s BURKE
BARNES' EIAFES :
Imnans.
Mama Bow & Eisasse-GenttLanet:th
On e
night of the 22d of February, WO, all our Machine
Shops, Paint Shopt,Wood, Material, Engine lionse,
and all the Warehouses of the Southwestern Spoke
and Carnage Manufactory, all being entirely tilled
with dry combustible rnatenaciroTe burned down.
In a room of the Paint Shop, Where the heat was
most intense, was one of your make of Safes, con.
taming all our papers, mautanne policies, Ac,
amounting to °ter 140,000, which, on being takes
ont, all were entirely safe. "
We Aeon cordially recommend the Burke A
Barnes Safes as being very eupenor.
Your friend.%
PLATT, MARTiN ) A GO,
The above Safes, of every else, od hand and RDON
made
to order ky
BITAKE dt BARNF.B,
At the u.I Established Safe Faotir ,
129 and iza :. lir street,
'ttaburgb.
marTmly
EL DORADO LIME,
AT 7H&
White Lime Depot,
No. 401 Libbrty Street
IN BARRELS,
By the single 8arre1..... .
By the Dray Loa II
By lota of 10 and leas than 20 bb a,.
By lots of TO bbls. or toore,
By the Car Load,-
—......-...... St 00 per bbl
DO ~
IN BULL
By the Half Peck, .......
By the Peek .... •.
By the Ha1t...... 20 "
By the Bushel, 30
By the Ca, t,ar Wagon 28 per bash
By lots 0(50 buishele,for 4 “
/5
By the chir
......
A liberal discount gives on contritdts for ertiiply
leg Glass Houses, and °the. manufacturing estat.
lishmenfsouid,to retailers. .. . . •
Lime in Nitre a -hipped to any pant on the Al
legheny, Xonejagahalsor C)bio,rirara. Lime "'tiler
in bkrbeltf of-Haa Shipped tb any station on any
of the railroad* tesliok troth Pittaftko.
erne—PET OABH,- 'otheririse agreed
upon.
witititt bA:gAlf & .00
del44ll4.sodalty
NNW ISMIDLL DiSOOVIIII — T
F OIL the speedy and permanent cure
GONORRHEA, SLEET, ORETHAI; DISCHARGES;
Seminal weakness, Nightly P:M14102111,
Incontinence, Genital Irritability
Gravel, Stricture and -
AFFECTIONS Of 111E,VOKYS AND -ALAN&
• whim lustr t : Dy upwsms Of
ONE RO)
.P. r
PH1E401411%
t~eir private puititikeorith entire success, aufuzi
hitherto known.
COPAI3IA, OIPISOIXII, or any compound
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS.
are speed in action, often effecting A cure in A
law devil, and •hen a ewe is effected ft is perman
ent. They are prepared from Ye/OWe extraeM
that are narmleas on the system. aid never flange
ate the stomach, or impregnate the breath; and be.
ing mar %tatted, nanaeons Mohr( Ps avoided.
No dhows allied is nseasporp ',Wirt using - therm nor
doee.theif action Interfere with btunneee ixtretnte.
• .•_.. . . .
,-Pfa, CIE ::10NE
on W/1,4,A.,/,
sad wilt be ee r
ttireeepeicsMaexoutrextie4 ,
ed kgeat, P r•SIP
Nano :_iiilsighiA' cietaafprettre cc : .r
-pet. J. BEYER, Roelleo/F i , • , itemral
' easrAi — :4:
I.lldB Of
ge... The ene par_ket DaCai-Sh, D.
L. L , nchiclithii, Is fast filling inri.for . cam: nail
Louie rifle and t. Icnia. This twit I,a v nt.w :n
rato Lrdar; and i in charge of. an carOakand cc al'
patent an of officer, ac can 11.13 .found. CNA
Xii.ann in the office r arei Irtietd,f;Fvang to N-F.
him, li'ngE vr,ll go all rigt,t.
.
Ur' The fine ptkekef tiLestner 'gams,
Graham, Capt. Monroe. &yens, *HI be found
anding m: , rr ing, She wal leave feiZanesill.:
.14 p. rn. on Tuesday.
Re_ The pack et frit:nit Dunne, Car, ta I
Mooro., loft for Saint, Lonlkonlßaturdio r , with on
f the finest tripa of the .et,
.The packul. IJadine Capt,'Orm, wag
oat: to icavo on Eaiutdry„ the .to tuctinilag 1
phir 01 new ciumneyr, and as tandem:lag Gary i
mjprovernentß.
Stir Our c , ,lumna te4day gives noLcti .
o.ac Ca; t g Iderratta's Fplf.nclid tide wheel psalm;
ie announced for C.iro =dawn* Lowe. Patibenger i i
and shippers wi.l beer this in mind.
V:ir The tine packet Citizen,,,o4l44
R. Ca'boon, leaveg f)r Evimardle and;
Mount ,Vern n. Thin boas anis regulartet,reeni
his (fly aria JiL Vernon, and will condhe th•the
dar.ng the eealL , n. The clerks are hiett-rs.;
and P.V.;.in. We taae pleattare in; ree,
mending them
• • -
Tho fine aisonger steamer Arsgo
eNpt. n J. H. G,) ding, in announced f.,r Cinunnatlil
Ca ru and r; aini Lows. This heat hes the rest ri
acct omotlition., and fa in charge of careful en f
attentive nflne-a
_ . • -
QPI EN 11 ri.) SIDE
Vrcji''s"! ,El'l;22,7",lue,Bteeo4mrn-r•
mender, leeree e 4 announce.,
above.
For Cincinnati, Loulave.
Evansville and MI. Vernon .
Sni UR DAY, FEB/WART 3, .10 A. M.
THE REGULAR PASSFN
i GER p.rhe t CIT,Z R. Calho
.
•ernmander. leave• I rhe a')ore ~.orLe
r ter onv AtItIOU 3 , d. poatliv e l y .
For freight or tet , aege two y nen hoard ft 3
ForCiucinuati, Lbuisville
Evansville and ki. Louis.
M. INDAY, F.13,:1• Willy 3.
'pH E s 1- 1 , ! . .N1)11) I E
rl,
T
• RAG S her! pa .... o a r , ' ater /her, a 2 , -,..,-..)'4, 4 ,
). .p• if .-,. Gu'elrgaus.,-*-'
rave, na EIDWAI .ced .o.cro -----'"""'
For tie ght. or peneage app:y 0 • to
fe3
JOH V FLACK Ag• nt.
____________________
or Cincinnati, Cairo and St
Lott 's.
PHIS DAY /0 A. IH.
THE FAVORITE PASSEN
1, (3 Eli steamer L) ;CO re H, D. L.
He,,drickson, comma/11er, leaves FIB
For freight or ws4.ltee R rp,,
Regctiar Tuesday Packet For
Marietta and Zanesville. •
111 - 1 E fine piasenger steamer
EMMA (i , RaiEla)l, Captain Mun
roe Avers cot:calendar, laves Flue
eburgh every Tuesday, at. 4 o'clock p. na, and
Zanesville every Friday ea 8 a. at.
Y - frehrbc opa,sage apoty on hoard, or to
I. B. Lrvoroons & agents Pittabure
For Marietta, GaniPOIN, Par
kersburg and Portsmouth.
EVERY TUESDAY, 10 A. M,
THE FINE PASSEN
, -
GER steamer, J FORD,
W. H. Be,
commander,
leaves as
announced above.
For freight or passage apply on board.
For Di arletta.
JOHN kleiGH,Agent.
and 'Gallipoli..Parkersburg
EVERY TUESDAY, 4 P.
THE STEAMER SCIENCE,
capt a i n Wm. Rena. leaves for
Wbeehrig, Marietta, Patkersbarg and
making weekly trips, 'furring Pittsburgh
every WED,NF.SDAY at &clop', and returning
leaves Gallipolur every FRIDAY - at 8 o'olock.
nolS
D. H.. LEWIS, Agent.
For Beaver, Ste .benvllle and
Wheel'. g.
THE RACKET STEAMER, •
J. T. 111'004111.9, J. T. Kromba
Commander, leaves for the above ports
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 12 M.
For !might or paes,,ge ,pply on board or to
del 4 J. VOLUM a CO., Water street.
For Barletta, esurkersburg
and Galllpo/16.
RICAILAR SA'TtrhDAY PACKET.
THE FINE SIDE WHEN,
steamer UNDINE, M.A. Coz, com
mander, leaves Pittsburgh every dat
urday at t p. m, returning leaves Qaftipo . a every
luesday at 10 a. m.
For treigh: or passage apply . on board or to
STEAMBOAT AGENC
WILLIAM HAZLETT
Has opened= °Mae at
NO. 94 WATER STREET,
Where he will trarmet a genet si Steamboat Agency
busineas, and would solicit a :tare patronage
from steamboat men. noBo4llrit
J. t.). H NOOC.K.
.ITTOELNE 1r .IT ',
NO. 73 GRANT IiiT.R.RET
PrITSBIJ RGR,
delEkt
JOHN MOORHEAD,
C MMI SS lON MXIS,OJEIANT,
SOB THE tiA.LB OF •
ele METAL AND BLOOMS,
NU 74 WATER BTRZETI BELOW htelrET
fr• 7. 'P5i? 0 , 12. EL
SCIIMERTZ & BLE KLIPPS,
No. 153 Woo4llBtirool,
and buy your CARBON OIL AND DAMPi
SMlTH,ts 4 *flt3 941%1
MERCHANT TAILOJiS
CLAA STFIER
, WILTAAm
Wholesale Grocers,
AND IM ORTERB.O?
WINES, BRANDIES, GI 'NltitiV
ALSO ,
Distillers and 'Dealers► in
FINE OLD motoliakELA &J "MUT
827 and 829 'Liberty Street,
PITTSBURGH. PA..
EATON, MA.CRUM & CO.,
JOBBERS .& RETAILERS
milturbrolden_st, Hosiory, Gloves, Mat
C rol a Undershirtk SkirbLtarap. Ribbons,
ithe c titEgr l VAWit •
f ., T =oty and 00;6072 Were to 4. n
NATO • * z . 01 141 4 : . ; ,
. r""
•ItSAT pri • •1 1 %-:, 4
.
Fradk to Betiti , VlAratprisTilli. ' •
Gallatin, - Clark, ikownsTifie? • -
C(1. Bssatd; Pttbiewitilralinik' • -
J. MINzilt•LW - ftb. hog
Emmn Caratliat. Ayetua
1 4vra. ,, k core.
81r u m Mu l e , outpel.;:fic l.cc.
1):. 1> ezto, V. fill, m friStrt3li
DELPAIVMD.,
Fraeklin Benaa; k.rovraalldlla,
CoL
laun, Clara, do
hM`nervyard, Peeblea, Et.albet.t.
, Wdeelia.4. •
D'Ona, 6!. Louis
Clara P )0, Poe, i,att • -
lissidlttatt-n. ZAtlBB4#l.llB
Madero, hogs, a, c,nctuaati
m. rn eli:ccr—L , rte.. , ....uzeg nt piti t flitti
Caere was shout len lees watsr in the otatunt
and Wan.* Nveathrr rani and clear.
efaht or pasEage apply on board or 1.4)
JOEf N FICAO. Agent
ill Os 4Xi
'tioir2S .
r a4t
arm reerrti,c!zirris.fftraftstifq
E NT S' 'SLIP PE
IVIVRT Othnet FiNrrijiiie;4l
- 4 • ,
441 .0 1 14111101/ by
; Ttfil
i..±riAtl.N 140:::01
1 " 1 : 1151 IM aMerniA , oly4 - 11:,
tipl 9 ; - 1.11-ar 0,16(
~ .. • W 4,, TWAr-- - 4 - 1-.-4 , _
Ilia, 4r4 .
...".^nierA. , 4 4
. 14 ,411.4. 4- 4, h4O•,
TERRY,' iris E -tto,„„
, , 3 - I , t .. • • ,I, eff, ..., aX. , V . ,....
0 ~,'4ll'olrAnEhezei piratacpmireit A
• ~,...x . , .. h . L :,, .., ~ . .„ .0 :4 1 .- - , -.=4:10._f-lw4. ,
- ULOTEgi ' COMMIVIaIat
....„, _
5 aanets i Vitttbigiti Tab& in aptkplwak .
N0i265 :RNA • Rwili EiltrifitieW4
.. ‘; PHILADEIIiIIiW 1 1 454 Xrff
• , • 4 " i -- ~- "- 64 , 164, ,,,LT
701111 winciar, barnlitra4nnek "' ;'ol;*Nrilliiii4r.
deltiv
JAM H. CHILDS Atkpl„c'
HOPE'
,C4lll7oV.Aelagli t
Al legheZtrzOltkilti:M a
Ilwrorec os :/ '
SEAMLESS'-iiMIS,
*ea
• • .„ a
119442 . 4 - tat :0 Incbcg , / de.
Ad.-Orden rimy be left at Itt/ilthB a tie
relitatnti.iirmv-Ittt,talyakt. ytt.&nt,r
" t jitfflEs _A. ikErziparip
roovilniiiio Pm) mmxis , ion ittsidafti
SU - ri.V
inr23 Whir 4 1 ' • •
Pinar, Oratia, Maims Irsrlif Dingtratn
Dried Frail kintil Drokinta• Geo
. etagedayie
CORIMI, ItABZMIIt .071) rifitli ittlinfaTh '
prersEußsir, PA .
_—
Rem
math)
knogir-mik.
worth lir, B . enthben & Bon, Pittainn t ki
1.43, Heiaker A Etriwingeff,'
M. Bank, Lit Howell, Mangle-A r,w
Anderson, Donlon Paxton en.;WhWthz, .• r
~)-I'Sreott-la • -
irsit
Wholesale and Retail Rrope"
LIPORTIIIS 4.7 D Dlalrem
TRIAS, IV/LNICB, LlEttrOalti
North-Rant- corner of
OHIO STREET AND TUX D.14 1 124M,
- Azz , vorniNv amr. ' - _
©WEN itynsig• - • -
MERCHANT -TA.IL.OI;
49 At. Clair Street.
Genital:natal Qlbthing =ids.
• - •
FOR CA S H '
HAVING RETURNED' Fit* •
AMI N
YORK , ERRS and !lib a choice -stock Ore/OPM
can
abased at prleea far below tbet-idata which
il tate& fie
' inn ' k.
/4- Great thaocements adored'. b bum&
ftrn
aOBERT 15.14,LZELL.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
COMMISS'ON ASO FORWIRDINGIIERtfiItin
•,11ND
.„
-
DAINNa.I3 PPODCFCDAND P/X2DILDIS-411ilaNumraq0
f.o. SS I REe
kirrtmmaa.
TO THE -Firlitati77— . a L ' L :l.:
, q.l tie CIALLT the litno- -,- t--...i... -' '',,,g4
7'.. nut A.nti falsely Nod- .........- • , •
LF_;;:1
99 -',`rneouie of V,:J' tW7.....:'..: " . ‘ 1" ..: ' !7p . : 1'
inalnettn.r!7, treer iW zt. 4.- ," tr''''''qt ,- .,__,..,,- ' ..-
-, L t‘, ii ,
and esh c.v. - I.s.* 7:4i•:---77719 ~
mar rwitp."-- , rd 1.74,1:5tr , 0r 7- :;;. - f*;,
~,4 .4
4 ..1w:0w . common and ''.--,-- ,-. ' --;:"
~,,,./
nodal:um yzum.i. ot hp:u ... "'"'-, - - -vao-.1 ' ;,.1
se.r.e - , nitc, r,tl.:P, 8/.IIKLO or marnede : :Semen
BP.S.S.PrZ CZ vi,Ltaigthes the fact ot bin doing
ir.., tr 0 : - . Jaen= . and lalsely modest ire
i-, folly , he L
rf , l,. gad trues: -11.
r iti
._ fint . ..
very immoral :rd rfn en on n ) .04
nut:mon a ,t - ,ut their wives, promising. none
in , R ; 'am: family physician am:o U . .
..
!guavas to keep not ‘it i&attranett 'auk 4 -
t e same a, Dr to.' ~i , T TRUP, (except - I
O. t a lucra'tve practice might be loaf tifithbet
tmong stupid Gmbh modee‘ and pmenniptunni.
_...„
tamih born and mind In ignorance" eprungosi
as mik.'llobi, and who compare DOM ;10.6.112A,
genctN.seose..te, to doll , es and cent% • ski
131 _•ftWy or lit./ gotten. •II is - to pallet , howevr
anat. nnznero.th par tate ea , guardian-SSM thankttl
that their BCPIR. winch 'er. and wartimitio
= F atima
feeble, a' eal.y. r _fl cn Cat vote oonititionrind IWim ... ,
mica, have bean restored to nealthimd*lma inir.
leltaiteTßlTP, besides many beforeand"
riaaelltrough him have been eared tiltrOttiintlethad
anxiety, mortificatioxi,lba. • mmos-cet ............. 0vit0ti0 . - .4
of over thirty Years' esPeriance-1114
oonsequentl ,he haeennerior sk i ll Ma
w-.
. . .
• ,--.:,,,
of special and The is daily
_amaoa= , •-! ;'
the profeealon, es_ well recommende d
able citizens, pobliehert, proprtetOmor'illy . .4
&erraasorhea, or waned nootorrad ettatsidana
This dresultal mahulytedso be completely erthedV`
the teri_fastdiecovetay that hair nererYkd faltddAli
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female - Meanies he hag had ettparitireapeidenee on ,
account on his old agMeetranityagert.
laxity is completely cutddi; Aiefereoranhapp**
pulmonar diseases' my Mien
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has had more 81140088. than wit .‘the . •
that .inFre as yet been Msocivetaikt,tiaia,. ' leisktili t r . , O.
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Dates will show, They srirell.
Coned recording to a ptimphler - laid A
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will get at the examined - . - -1, ill treerenitte .
Smithfield street ,. near Di +avow -A
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and Buret:al Diseasee- -i - . i
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in need of a medical friend._
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mentofaeortedn alms of diseases in a gua,,
tee to the Er aterB7l3 of cartatruar
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Dr. Prown't relnedrsa for thleadansd=:
brougat Op pito. by that Kato? hato
aratitestion, Whlnti ihe r yystriA and' . wonislW
often grys way to,(to that owe Asetnieticsagrii#t
Inc slily reliable remedies keen% in thlitLointlid
try—ttior are Safe, r.A.ftlakes simply, reolgragigig .
of health, • , . i.5.P...-,.r
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painful cusearss in a few ifesir,h4prill_ .11911Mi44,_
cure. Be also treats Nes, ulaate-wwwwwrwilain
stricture, 'Moshe Die ermines, FacniOa W
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Pure old Janalpi
Pure old Oftlinfico Brandy.
Pure old Pfdetlizendy.
Pure old Pellevolain rirendy,
Pure old Holland
Pure old Amboy Gin '
Rine Champagne. Etherry, Port mut done* lino
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