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TtJEIDArMORNINO, FEB 4
XTY JAIL Tl 9 P.s
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The Lawrenceville Shooting Case,
Reuben Reynolds. who shot ex Coroner
Bostirick, in 11'1 7 renceville, on Saturday
'evening, has not yet been arrested. His
trtither, George Berl°lds, had Whearing
before Mayor Sawyer yesterday morning,
when; several Witnesses were examined in
relation'to the affair. The facts are much
as we stated_ them yesterday morning.—
Rtabbn Reynolds,. when ejected front I
Smith's tavern, drew a pistol (a sevensbar
rated ieiblver) and, after Bring one barrel
in the air, or towards the house, loaded it
up again, threatening to shoot the first
man who came out. Mr. Bostwick came
out, and was attacked by Reynolds, whom
ite - threw down. While Smith, Bostwick
and qthers were attempting to take the
lis
istol from him, the former heard a shot
` hind and looked around' to see who was
ring, At this moment Reuben Reynolds.
fired Bt Bostwick, and, all coming to their
feet, 'Pike sybsequently at Smith—making
tin Oka In all. It is sapposed that the
int hot fired by Reuben Reynolds dur
-Iki t e fracras was the one which wound.
el Bostwick, as it would appear that the
one tired behind Smith could not have
reached him: One of ' the shots tired at
Smith passed through the lappel of his
coat end vest and another throughthecoat
sleeve of a 'young 'man named ItiaVil.
]tam . It could not be shown that George
Reynolds cad a pistol or fired a shot,
though when Smith turned around ha was
immediately behind him; on the contrary
it seemed that he made every effort to get
his lxrother away and stop the d fficulty
There being no evidence to warrant his
detention, Mayor Sawyer gave him an
honorable discharge. Mr. Bostwick's
wound is not considered datigerous.
THAT OoLLISION.—It seems that a col•
lision did occur on the Pennsylvania Rail
read, near 'Latrobe, on Saturday night
-T*o freight trains, which left the outer
depot toge:her in the evening, were run.
ning:together,when the rear train collided
foreibly with that in front. Mr. Samuel
Eicher, fireman on one of the trains, was
thrown off the tender, caught by the
bumper of the nezt car and crushed so
Merely that death ensued almost imme
aidsely. . ilthe 'engineer of the rear train
weir also badly scalded. Mr. Etcher was
about forty years of age and leaves a wife
and family in the Ninth Ward. He was
at one time in the shoe business and lat.
terly a newspaper carrier. His remains
were brought to the city cn Sunday and
taken to the residence of his family.
Ou
Iriam—From the Oil City Register
wErgatlw the following items concerning
the o 1 trade:
We learn the wagons from Oil Creek
are unloading tecr oil half a mile from
Garland Station, being unable to get near
er on account of want of room to pile their
barrels. The railroad is using its best ef
forts to got the oil on as fast as possible._
This oil was contracted for some time
since, so that the gorge of oil at these
points will not affect the market. A gen%
tle'nan who came from Garland on Thurss
day last informs us that he bdunted be
tween that place and Oil Creek in Iran
situ, 2,700 barrels of oil. The quantity
sent off East it very large, and a consider
able amount is being shipped daily.
We learn that several new oil wells have
been struck in the Walnut Bend locality
lately, which are yielding a large quantity
of oil. • : '
We ithbjciti the following as the amount
shipped and received at the various ware
ii2uses since our last report: Abrams, 0 r
& Co. received for the week ending Jan. 29,
1,714 barrels. Total shipped on last rise,
8,445 barrels. Received by boats 2,880
empty barrels. lianna's warehouse re.
ceived about 1,000 barrels; shipped, since
last report, 815 barrels. Michigan Rook
Oil Co. shipped, on last rise, 8,500 barrels;
received since since the 21et over 4000 bbls.
Received by boats 8,300 empty barrels,
The TittsivWe 'Gazette gives the amount
of oil &Mimed from that point for the week
ending January Bth, at 18,168 barrels.
That Repeals°, says that the depots at the
skipping stations are so full that storage
ettutiot-telotind, nor can the railroad get
it out of the as fast as it goes forward
Not the wells.
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And in the *wit. durable manner.
RAVINQ-,Virt. W)ST.:MtI . M.F I NT
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ma we can safely my we em do work as
cheat, ' and, tt anything, better than any other firm
ititlthe city. Repaittott dbke with attention and
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brevatity Eti L. ALLEN, Agent,
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pROTOGRAPTITIO ALBUM'S, •
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Al' THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
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To hot Twenty Cards
• To=orty Cards,
To /hold Fifty Cards,
• To hold Sixty Garde
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To hold Two Hundred Cards.
FroniI3EVENTRFINE CENTS
Wo FIFTHEN, DOLLARS:
CARTE DEVISITE PORTRAITS,
Cavdg r otograps of all the Celebrities of America
and oPe, CDIIIMINN:WILti a few exostptloas
All the crowned heads,
All the prominent statesmen,
Ali the principal Generals,.
All the fattrite . Adtßore,
All the Edmond Clergymen,
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By Yesterday's Telegram
From Fortress Monroe
FeuTakss .141 , 248.J.E, Fob. 2.—The un
boat D.syl gi.t sailed today for the mouth
of York River to relieve the Young R.)•
ver now blcckading that vicinity. The
Young Liver proceeds to the mouth of
the Rappahcnock to relieve the Dairn,
which will go to New Park,for repairs.—
The Mysticr.is still off the itippahannook.
The troops ( f the New England
who hive been encamped on the beach for
the past tw , ) weeks, risoemharked on the
Constitution this afternoon. Tne Coniti
t taloa is still taking in Coal, and probably
will not sail before tomorrow morning.—
T• health i , f the troops is perceptibly fm. ,
proving.
The barq in John Trucks, with the
14pinieul Zonaves, sailed for Annapolis
tlj inorning. The steam loop-ci w , r
Haftford sa-lad for the Gulf during rho
night. A Hag of truce was sent to Cranny
Island, but brought back no passengers or
papers. The crew of the rebel boat re.
ported that heavy firing has been heard at
Norfolk during the put two days.
A National Cemetery---Tele
graph Earnings.
IV.LSECINGTON, February 3 —So vast an
army has been maJstistied In this District
that no proper arrangements have been
made for even a decent interment of !hose
who die in our hospitals. Their bodies
have been often hurried to the nearest
place of sepulture, where they have been
promiscuously buried. lESsay relatives
and friends have consequently made fruit.
less visits to the Army of the Pvt. 'Mac to
recover the bodies of their deceased friends.
This stateof things has iirreto attention
in Congress through the exertions of Rep.
resentative Dawes, and a carom itteete now
charged - w,th the duty of emendating the
subject of providing a Natioual Cemetery
for soldiers-in this neighborhood, Whnre
all our fellow citizens who die in the Na
tional causi may find a resting place, their
graves become a matter of record, and
leave no doubt about the idently of the
individuals. From the general disport
Lion manifested there seems to be no doubt
that an ant for the ['arras indicated will
be passed.
The result of an examination recently
by the telegraph interest is that the num.
ber of messages over all the lines during
the past year was :1,800,04X), yielding a
total revel tie of $1 422 1)00. t9m .. uld 09n '
grees in the new tax bill impose three cents
each message, an income of a little over
$4,000 would he r•-. 81 z9d from that ,
source, or bli per cantum on the aggrea
gate amount of business.
giittery Movements In Inle
sourl—Another Battle ex
peeled
TIPTON, , Feb 2 —The division un
der General Davis has been much retard..
ed,by bad roads ar.d swollen streams. The
wagons end artillery sunk silt deep. B.g
Gravers, ordinarily unimportant, was
swollen beyond its banks, and occupied
two days in Cr sung. Sharp frosts having
set in on Thursday night, the roads will
now support the train, and if unimpeded
by further obstacles, the column will ad•
vance rapidly.
General Prentiss, 'with hie command, is
advancing on Libanun to combine with.
the force under G.m.
Price, though formidably menaced,
shows no signs of falling back, end from
present appearance, seems determined to
give battle. Should he maintain his posi%
tion, within two weeks Springfield will be
the theatre of another bloody contest, such
as has made that devoted place famous in
the hiscry of the war in Missouri.
Movements of Troops.
ST. Louis, Feb. B.—Advised received
lap night by train on the Pacific
road report that the brigade of Gen. Davis
was at Versailles, Morgan county, pro
ceeding, it is thought, to join Gen, Curtis
.t Lebanon. Gen Palmer's brigade is at
'Ls - nine, reported under marching orders
for Kentuoky. Gen. Seigle left Rolla yea.
terday for Lebanon, and the balance of
his division will follow.
The National Armory--Elforte'
for Slgel's Promotion.
WASHINGTON, February 3.—The special
zorrespondence of the New York papers
says; In an interview last night between
Gen. McClellan and the Pittsburgh Corn
mittee, sent here to press on Congress the
scheme of a National Foundry West of the
Allegheny Mountains. The Gerugal.. fa
yored the measure decidedly as one of pub.
lic policy. ob
A movement is making here by members
of Congress from the West and NorthWeit,
headed by Frank Blair and Mr. Arnold,
to Have General Sigel made a Major Gen
eral. It will probably be successful.
Death of a Rebel Captain &c.
Louisvus.x, Feb. B .—Uaptain H. M.
Fogg, of Nashville, of Zollickffer's staff',
wounded near Somerset, is dead.
Major Cliff, Surgeon of Zollicoffer's brig.
ade, taken prisoner at Som-rvt, is here,
and will be sent to Bowling Green on Tues.
day, to be exchanged.
It is thought that Gen. Buell will are
range for the exemption of all surgeons
from arrest hereafter.
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
Pitteliiirgh General Inwraute Agency,
lie‘Colujpantis Repiesented off
eat 8 sameang.
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116111.Ptre, Marine and Life Rieke 'mann of aU de,
aeriptions. •
norm 63 POURTITATRItiST. Pi4taburnh.`
1 , 500 Ll's EPSOM SALTS,
1,000 LBS. CREADUTARt'A'I3,
00 KA B 1 CARS SODA,
150 LB& COCHINEAL,
10 BOXES OSIVEGO•0010 , STARCH
Just received and for sale by
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GEO. A. KELLW, Drugiist,
ocz Federal street, Allegheny atty.
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caica.—DlOrAON, EiTICW,LIIT t 00,
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pared to deter. ; the: . Any Tomtit" t o gu s t
Fr at - reaeOruidd e. , cr eot
tinicesh 404 And is dry A mi4
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4) ITENRY H. GOLLINB.
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RECOLLECTIONS OF 1813
THE OLD MAYS STORY.
It was the 24th ef June. The weath
er was very warm, and the sun, at times
obscured by clouds, all the ; signs of the
sky indicating a common
rain storm.—
For the last five miles we hattfoilowed
a sort of wagon track, through the
woods, keeping.a sharp look out for the
enemy, of whom we saw no signs. It
most have been a little past.l2 o'olook '
wl4a'we came out of the woods into a
cleared field of six or seven acres, with
another similar fled, separated from the
first by a fence, in the furthest corner
of which second field stood the log cabin.
of s settler. From the first of those
clearings, between the second field and
the woods, ran a rough soft 'of lane,
fenced on both sides with a good strong
worm fence. The column, containing
about 750 men, entered the lane, and
we began to think a halt would be or
dered and the men allowed to rest and
refresh themselves during the extreme
heat of the day. But in this we were
doomed to.dieuippain' tment. Just as the
rear of the column had become enclosed
between the two fences a shower of bul
lets came fro& the woods, killing and
wounding several of our men. For a
little while there was great confusion
and the men stood bewildered, not
knowing what to do, though we had all
been under fire often enough to be, in
a measure, considered veterans. We
were then ordered to retreat to the first
clearing, and about the first thing I
saw, after turning round, was Major
Jag o D. Barnard trying to get loose
from his horse which had-been shot un
der him, the poor brute kicking fear
fully in the agonies of death. Retreat
ing to the middle of the field we formed
in line, but as yet no enemy was to be
seen. Still the fire from the woods
seemed to increase fearfully in w ight.
In a short time the lndiaes creme up ,
to the fence in great numbers, a few of
them ac ually coming over it into the I
field. These soon found themselves in
a hot place and made tracks again for
the woods. We were then ordered to
attack them in the woods, and we
charged upon them like perfect devils,
the ripe, red, strawberries, of which the '
clearing was full, crushing beneath our
feet at every step.
All this time I had no sensation of
fear; the prevailing idea was, I should
like to stop and eat some of te berries.
But such thoughts did not last long
Just as 1 came to the fence many of us
saw a sight which filled us all with a
desire for vengeance. A short time be
fore, at the storming of Fort George, a
British officer bad fallen. One of our
men, a very popular fellow in the etorn•
pang, had by some means become pos
sessed of this officer's coat, and wishing
to preserve it as a trophy, wore it under
his own blue coat. This must have
been noticed, for at the first fire he fell,
struck by at least a dozen of bullets, and
as we charged into the wcod there be
lay, close beside the fence, with his
throat out from ear to ear. He was no
doubt regarded as a deserter, and hence
the deadly hostility of which he was a
victim.
In a battle when one is really interes
ted in the work, men are insensible to
time. A minute may in some cases seem
like an hour, while in others, an hour is
far shorter than a minute. For this rea
son I cannot tell how long we fought in
the woods, but judging from the genefal
course of events, when I next became
sensible of the hour, it must have been
a considerable time. Be this as it
may, a comrade named Wilkinson and
myself had roused up two Indians who
discharged their rifles at us and ran.
We gate obese, and when a favorable
chance presented itself, fired ; both In
dians fell, but whether they were hit,
or whether it was only a feint to draw
us still further on, we could not tell.
While we, were thus engaged, an order
to retreat to the clearing had been giv
en and obeyed by all except us two.
After our last shot I mentioned to Wil
kihsen that we were the only Ameri.
cans, in the woods and it was time to go.
Off we started together, but he was so
much fireiterrthmil; and the woods so
think, that I soon lost sight of him.
Traveling on towards the sound of the
firing seaat, could,, I had arrived
at a point about one hundred and fifty
yards from the fence, beyond which I
could get:glimpses of our men standing
in the field and shooting towards the
woods, when I saw, standing behind a
large tees, about forty yards ahead of me,
stall Indian in the act of loading his rifle.
I jumped behind a tree, and redskin ev
idently heard me, for he stopped loading
anti looked round very cautiously. I
think he made up his blind at last it was
one of their own men, for he presently
resumed the worktof forcing down his
bullet. My first thought was to fire., the
second, if I miss, he can finish loading
before I can load again and then I will
be at his mercy. I woited till he was
done and took aim; and as he took aim
sie4did I. Waiting till I heard the crack
Orhis piece I fired, Laid „mast have shot
him right through the heart, for he
bounded up nearly his own height, and
fell dearkaa a stone. I walked to, and
stood dose 'Aide him, while I pit
oariether load in my musket. Just as I
returning the ramrod I felt as
though a man had pushed his finger
foreibly against the thick part of my
, I Immediately started at a run
and reached the ferice without further
.accident 7 bat as I threw my right leg
nyar the' top &end that enT.
Ataklbt
EtOdoothi•
otthtit ittawfdgm,
ty6t oQbe fit 1k tedE as step ar - Rferty
forward—
ant tern eB. How long flay
there of course I cannot form any idea.
When I revived I got upon my feet but
could not stand. I then began to
crawl oat my hands and kneea towards
our link, for by tnis time I saw the In—
dians were again nearly up to the fence.
Bo lovas the fence in some measure
kept me out of tie.ir sight, I did well
enouglq but the instant it no longer
serval Me for a cover, a regular show
er of hals whistled around me. My Can
teen 'ilia one hole through it, my cap
two, abd. my clothes were cut in several
.placesj but my skin remained untouch
ed. While in this condition I was
seen tts Col,. Boerstler, who came to
me °afoot. As he was about to raise
me I reached for my mnsket, but he
took it from me and broke it to pieces
over a stump. Few will believe it,
but the loss of my musket was a far
greatersource of sorrow to me than the
wound. But there was no time for
feeling of any sort The Colonel whose
strenh seemed equal to that of a giant
i i
picks me up in, his arms, ran with me'
to a ace where a tree Lad been blown
down,( and laid me in the hole left b%
t
the MIAs, I had not been here long
till th+_doctor with two men, came to
me. Fhe doctor cat off the leg of my
trowsgrs and wrapped a flannel rag
dipped in whisky round the wound. I
was then carried to a baggage wagon,
which contained nothing but a barrel
of whisky, on one side of which I was
sea I did not wait long for comps,
ny. t in a few minutes :Captain Mc-
Chestioy was brought in, wounded in
the arm, and in the course of half an I
hour more the wagon was filled
[To be continaed ]
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INVENT() as.
PATENT AGENCY
Dawn . C. Lawrence
For Twelve
Tears an Os-,
cer oft he Pa-
est Office - -
the last four
as a Mewlber
of the Board
of /Appeal.
Paten Ni taad A a ti cu t ry
&lame.
Refer to present Qom
Deelkl P. Holloway.
W. EL MCGEE & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
p t ): I
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endytitntion stock o f buyers to
Fall and Winter Goods,
just received, among which may be round all of
the newest styles of goods for Gents and Youth's
War., together with • full and oompl.de assort.
menf, of gentlemen's Furnlebmg Goods
W• H. bf of3HE a CO.. 143 Fe, feral at.
no2o:2ra rot. Mark at Square. Alias nen y City.
CILIEht3E--100 boxes prime Cheese,
received and for Bale by
JAN ES A. FETZER,
corner of Market and Fiat etreeta
CRANBERRIES AND GREEN AP
PLICS—r) boxes Granberrreit 76 barrels Gord
ian Apples received and for sale by
JAMES A. FETZJIR,
corner Market and First streetre
GENTS CALF
Doable Sole Boots,
Gents Ktp Boots,
Yunthiktilfaadliap Boots.
HERM I OKEAPI I OMANI
AT 1110. IA FIFTH STRICKL
en D. S. DIFFKRBAHRER
WALL PAPER 1 WALL PAPER
1
BEAUTIFUL!
PRETTY
HEAP
W. P. WARM C
ALL,
87 Wood stn...
Far sale by
mild
100 bards Baltimore B, (kdee.
gar.
60 barrels extra C Su,
Coffee.
tkissr.--In store end for
BpIAIER k BROS,
100 s. ISS Sad ISM aod str•ot.
- --
QIEJGAR-200 barrels New. York and
V BeWawa Bennett cofine Sugar In store and
for e• le by REVUE: I BROS.,
ia29 Noe 120 and 14ErWood etreet
C HE'S
'K-200 boxes prime Chees
for sale by Wolf] HIDINTH. COLLINS .
Tam filY bEED-40 I)Tia . hers prime
IQ Bead for Bale by
WEINItY EL Orn.LIWEL
LEMONS -25 boxes each Messina and
Malaga Lemons, to antra today, and for ea%
28
&UMBEL BROS, .
acaLl. Wood street
Q9DOZEN BROOJ
side by
dal
-ip, store and for
A.. FILM
owner Maginot and First
DAPER IrANGINO, in every variety
a deoortaidte, tarsals ty
ja.25 W.P. MARSELLUI, B 7 Wood street .
F°RSALE— ,
0,,000 tbs. prime Buckwheat Flour receive
snd for gaiety
paid R. L. ALLEN. Agont,6 Wood etroot
OLL BUT I'Efit-2 ttarrolti fresh Roll
received editor .
ENH RY Fl. OOLLINEi.
DOT CLAY-150 bble Missouri Clay
' received and for sale by
de ENKY
D }COUM CORN. eBfine
JiJ Ohio, or oak by
HENRY H. 4:3OLIANEI.
ULPHITE OF LIME fbr the Pre
serration et Mien jest renamed add „o' Sale
GEORGE A KELLY, Dra
No a Federal at. neo•
r
IL BARRELS-100 New Oil Barrel@
received stud for sale by
JAB• A. FETZRU,
Corner Market and Ft sr sta.
E RL A
Paid% for vile by
falf EricNß - v H. GOLuNg.
MUII=I
$lO RIFLES $lO RIFLES I I $lO
Turrimll'ir for sale by
BOWDI TETLEY,
net 186 wood at.
UGGS—Io barrels fresh Ego rebeivect
.124 and for sale by , • • A VETZA:R.
- jai earner _Market and Pir.t.traet..
500 BARRELS REFINED PETriO
- of the beet quality, on - hatuty n a
Jor Bale wholesale anda•endl by • 7 •
SCHKEWZ it MARKLEY,
Wo 1&$ Wood meet.
FEATHER 8-400 pouncfs, e
Radium received Jazidfor amatilfte
JAMES A. FMR.I,4,
cora* MarkersititTirst
34:43ALELORAIENT:44. ANVellint
Hew tn u ßitirlinktnern,'lnar riei:o 3 tr v iV .
R , Enquire at Ea 104 BEoOND BTP. r.
•-a O. T. IR c-7.-;,
CEITGABB-43tan lard,erushed powde vsit'
bj grananded and A anus B coffee 'maned Etv gars,
to store and foe sideLy RIMER, t BROB,,
ad N 05.126 and 111 Wood street.
Also, rtunish Bolters ac d ghee: iron separately,
Wrought Iron Shafting,- Hangers mid PWliee
every 'artery, and continue tb- .attlifitotare of
Woolen Machinery sna Machine Cards.
Our pnoes are low, oar machinery manufactured
of the Itxtt ttuslity of materials, and warranti3d
all oases to give satisfaction.
AtirOrders from all parts or the connh7eollettee
end prampfly fil)eth ttzdett,
N TS WARD FO ITN D IN
PIT.TBIdCfResH, PA.
Warehouse: D. o. 1.16 120 Second street.,
Bfanufacsa:eri. elf and cle , ksiptlong of Cofid
ii•itorts and Rtblla, 48. s and. Wator Pipe, Sad
Irons, Dog Iron P. Wagon Boxes,Stool tioulds, ?IP
Ilia, TT rsig.nr,7a Cc...;
. .
Also it.:bb,r4; Cogliage o.f ovary it.
so:not:on made td, order.
Having a oomplcu., atact?no aktopsttfichi.4 to tne
Fornldrv, ta.e...oFgary %ill log caret:Q.l;v
ttendei Lot • fatiftivere
RATT I GA.N , EUROPE AN
agent, Nr,„118 Wg.r Fra-eet. Fittebargh,
Se prepared to bring oat t 7 wad beck paeuengers
from or to c.n, i:art of the old country, either by
atesm or saihx padre:R.
SATIEfT BRA F`f n FOR, SALE, payalio,in an part
of Europe.
Agent for the Indikospoita and Crradzuthtt EAU.
road. Mao!.Rant for the old Black Star Line of
npotrota, and for the fines of Staanskra
Ing tw.f.% , a Nev York, Liverpool, V..cegoa end
Gahm, fall
WM. TR. El 0 ''V' a
HOUS2I,f3;GN & ORNAMENTAL
PAILNTEIL AND J GL.AI,ZIEB,
Fourth Bt., Bets Wood & SmPatield
=TSB URC3 8, PA.
iaren work p , o-tptit , Attended to. my2irilytt
RIICICW HEAT FLOUR--
142 sacks, a prime artiele,Piat repaired and
or sale by W. 4. SMITH 3 00,
field 347 Front and 118 Second wawa.
PATENT AGENCY
Bobo W. Fonwirk
AMIN LOON=
A lISTIN LOOM IS et Co.. Deulera in
PromipHory Note, Bonds, Mertwiges, and on
secantles for-mon =•y.
Moneyromnsory Notes, Bonds, Mertglate, with
consume sAettrwes.
For the past
four years
e r of
the "Washing
ton Branch of
the Scientific
American Pa.
tent Agency
and for Fif.
teen Tears In
the Patent
AgenCy Busi
ness.
surNs tr,i) DiLATIE 130L , EHTD
Per,om , .lo4iring 1, - .one can be accommodated en
easonable tcriam, and capitalists can be turnii3bed
wilt good erect.r , '.l..,ti et remunerative prioes.
Alan, astend to me Elate, bent ug and Leasing, of
5131 iCstat.4,
01137.4, N,. tro7l,:l'Ef RTRILET above Wood.
r AUSTIN LOOMIS k GO.
faREAT INDUCE TENTS TO CASH
kluyera of
• BOOTS . , AND GUMS.
Call soon and Rennie a r nr4ain, as I am felling at
the MIZE 1 pricea ay Boma and Shoes have ad-
Tanned 25 p=r oont.
' JOSEPH H BORLAND,
Itlt-CHEAP CAIRRTORE - lie •
ja2s 9f Markot ntre.s. 2d door from 111113
12601,9Pary to procure •
• -• I. Lawn seat free of
ores of Patents non,
deli-tt
ORANuE.'S AND LEMONS, FRMET,
Jast received
- - - -
BY statements from pars.- no of respectability
and truth, in this vicinity. who hays been greatly
benefitied ry his remedies; some of whom would
evidently have their graves ere now t if their
dies -see had not been arrested by Dr. Mattentk's
medicines
Case of Liver Complaint mad Dyspepsia
of Ten Year', fastiading..
1 have been suffering tit ten "yeem-peen-trom
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia. 1 neutral of Dr
Sehenek's oomtng out to Martin Koch's, and I
tent.44ll—would go and see him, as my disease
had Met eased in violence within the past two years,
and 1 hal been under treatment of several doctors,
from whom 1 roast , ed no benefit. In the early
part of June of this year I sent to see Dr. Schenck,
and was maimed 'y blin.yrith his " RESPIROId-
Brim." I have been taking his Puisnonle bleep,
&a Weed Tonic and Mandnas Pitts abuse Men. and
I meat say that I am greatly lieneiWd by their
Else; indeed, I might almost say that I am well.
A N NA M. SMITE,
/blond tp., Motioning eel, Ohio.
October 31, 18b1.
I have been much be tied hi the We : 0
lin
• • • 2
Schenck's mediums&
RUFUS PARKER,
Ebkmd, Ohio.
Oct 81,1881
Case of Mrs. DloOonuaieLL
I had been affected with Disease of the Lungs
for tour or aye yearn, when I beard of Dr.
Schenck coming to Martin Koch's. Rrevions to
this time I had given no all hope of . ever getting
well, but Mr. .oh, wnora I knew to have been
cared by Dr. Schenck, urged my husband. until
he prevalledupen me to go rui see the Doctor,
who found both my long _ eted, the bronchial
tribes were both diseastax titan I breathed, they
would rattle 90 that it could be heard distinctly.—
I have now taken his medicines for some time.
and find myself wonderful!) improves, although
art entirely recovered; I now find myself able io
attend to mast of my household &tam and have
no doubt of my alit:nate recovery. From the
benefit I have reoeived from Dr. Elobencles treats.
mon., I would advise all persons similarly affected
to apply to him when he makes his next visit.
JAN.F. Mt:CONNELL,
Oct.
Poland 2bumship, Maher/fag Qt,Ohio.
al, UAL
I have been troubled for about two leare-wjth a
pain in my breaat. Late in the Spring pt this year
I heard of Dr. Sehenek coming' mane Mare*
Koch's, and I determined to e..ll i and see him and
get examined with his Reapfutionseeek. I did
so, and also took all three of his medicines, ao
oording to direetiona, and I have been greatly
benefittecL / hope, from the benefit alxesdy ex
perienced, that !twill not belong until I am en.
X49well. JAHR GRIST.
Fbiand 2bwodulp, Yahoo*/ Co, Ohio.
Oct. al, BBL
For about tie years I had 'been affected with
pain. in i t he
,right side of my btefot, .and in hopes
clot:lMß reW,:l I had taken many different'kinds
ofmedidnes, taut found no benefit: - from them
whatever. I then heard of Dr. Sthenek, and
the great cures he was performing with his
treatment, and concluded to send, to hie Agent
in Pittelmrgh, Dr. Keyser for some ' orhis - tariff
oine. Previo us Want% 1,1 via B soFro 4 Va B
to be tur ble to undress myself, or even . to yin
bed; I wssobligod. to alt up ma charizin order to oto
Min an_y rest at all. After having taken Dr.
Softeners medicines, I: heard that the Diastor was
craning to Alarhrt Koch's,,ansi determined to see
him. I was already so mach ineproved"byttie We
of his medicine, as to De Able to are 4 . 3 0 Kr:
Koch's, which is a distance Of a 'from my
hot, se. The Doctor pronouncedmydiseitee. to be
Brononlal C orusurnp doss and Liver Com.
paint, with an adheriOn °Nita Pihura to the
rihs. I would moreover add, that .1 coughed al
most cantinnally and spit tjr krtge rptentities of
matter daily. I took the eukmoste Syrup,
Sea Weed Tonto and Mandrake Pllll - a;
according to the Dootor'sdirecrions, and am happy
fa . saythat lam nearly well. ANNA WARNER,
IliwaskpoCtionssianact, , Ohio. w
Oct 24 1861. debdkw
VOR RENT UR LEASE FOR A TERN
ji,.• OF FIVE YEARS—d delightful countrysesi
dence, situated in the immodutte vicinity of the
city, wish four acres of ground stirithed. The lcu
canon is the most desirable of any :offered:Ate
house containing eight rooms mad krtghezi eitb
go• d veil and cistern alanhecL iccr tartrui
told. FERGUSON at No. 1t Booth Comm on , nil e .
ghetirliti, WM 1 to ...1*11,40e
01 I'OR CIAISTIettA3 ANDIOENV
yEA4s orrrs —toceri, atom AND
GUMS—The ;very arbcle that itrattutted.amdleill
be the best, most tiv3iratde and serviceable present
you can give a frieni; and only look at the priors •
lie Wed Congress lasting Boots, only $4OOl
Ladies'lteeLect Balmoral Boots, on e App.'
Baena, from $1,60 to "LW to and Gum
Show, Corlc , Nles and lee - everything
,in our Sweat eq low s ,
JOBS. BOBLeStiraii 24 door from 6th.
OS N sacks fresh .
g"miTk 43"3"!TiNertiPsfie
iska - -:,ciannaor IslszkniAssMrst streets.
P40119E1 41k.litHAVN118, tiatKE's=4.
7
°6Bll
Tvirgm_wroo
.
t --'- -
MISSOURI SAND-132 barrels, a
No.l 'Miele, in auvarar
a =
anaRY H.
.
-,a fa•rarmitolv.3l7,
• ru
•
NTrmotitxo.--
WM. M. P&aaa & CO, : g1ik1474.4. ,Put,WQ4l.o.4o4mSlA4A;:,yz:i
STEAM ENGINE SOILDERS..
IRON FOUNDERS,
General Madanlnn RBI toiler linkerne
Near the Penh 'a R. R. Neaenger - Lieret.
PriFtektrattelli, ? A n ,
MMANUFACTURE.Af.LL KirlTherOr
Bbelun Enginoß ranzonallaik . 14 ' 44 M 3 .
hundred and fifty horse power, fdrtrritiV
Mills, Elan MlTlndliatid Furrutem;Farenrk4
Give partioulerattention to tee oonstructioner
gins and Machinery for riot 11W-end ft& up.
rights, tnutay and circular saaa-inillia„
Hare also on hand, (tamped anCk4eadri of
Matt at short notice, Erigitteestridildlorneter
description: , i
BNITII, PARK: at W.,
INTIRLOPEAA AGENCW.
REYMER a BRCS,
Nos 120 and ra Wood street.
(3 ARE VOLUNTA.
Certinests of Janis Grist.
Our. of Illas. Wanter.
4 fi k tri 1.1:r
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iiia 1...Ai ff —,..6.: 1 4 . . fr.r l .,l_
c j, :. , cilesegOirGrrenetonstantir _ [-::,.;• .: lii:-,, , ,- c,*
ZO.
~:jefrifiThlNOWlWkWir-Ob, _ ": 45A5,-;--Ps
/Ina a.-„; pen , inn •a LI d-,-- • - . 4.;:. iii.;:•:44o,V
- ~_-4-t;,4-7,4-n
”, V 4 :,..jitinjg )41114,612AR spa
~ - a.g.#4seltzi
lar g i r rIMADO'S.I OF
':/zaii
-'ir . ne ieiiy• tio iiitipi . iiiloitivalatf,,z.-,
to': 0 Cparcia,44° the wAkkv.A3ILIIMI-liss.--.,,,.:13
- bet a tea . inlnt dianntaire. 7 , - , , A
wail `andrcfn eft neallineiutyallndiAnts Atle.;A:rxc.4-2
e k n.
witatedby my procgas, and [unready . to tetliiitz/10 , 111.- ---,:' , - - ;--,-i
` 4ll6 BaftitrithiVealotWorolobt .thli opOZOOV44:tfi;---I":1,..;A
ever has been said by persons intereatut„ ca11t,v,e14.,',1"!-11
sertingahe oontanry having no know! - •ry - -.^
Procelui • '_,___ if --A .1 4J...Viii 1 7 i et,,.7 * ,, ..,
greETreTuIAuTELITH mimed in • it
...:,,_.
i , /
F. IDEFDlilfi RD: ' , ..7 ft , t- , ....a - 1 7-1
aolitydie 184 Ehnittifiel stkepi,
. t , 1
i
- L .t.,_ EffL.IN 1, -- lz. 4. , .::Fiu 11 -,
A itR I END. IN ITE-E0- :_,TAT,ITI-mt.,44144.;-1,1,-
~tx., PR, SWEET'S LRFAILIBLit LTS I 4/1 1 ge.,:, 4 - s 4 - :- - -',--
is prerved Trott the recipe of filia*lightlwit-P. 4 • , 1,'....T.,t1
Of Cirli4 o csiallrr the:great c eroteeitteriataltaattr4) irk ';' ,--- ;.Z .
used Ire his moth% rov the Jest tiro, , ,t Yl eszs g ua fwai,,tezo:', - L - -1
the' ttir.t ostVirishinr; suvueas. as - aur - lutt -',---- 5.. - `-•••,:-.4,,,,,, , f,
rew4e4iy tt is. withouta rivai and arilesistalate*auj4.4 - -•: , ::: - 4,
morn speediT than any °thew, prepastion—:lvisr ki:3l-Ikr ";:,-41
all Rheumatic and !Venous Dloctoltihrit is',
.._.142' ~'_...-
infalible, and to a curative ft* gat r oV•lrOmina 4 - 1, , , - - " ,1 4'!
horning, Btaisai s &e., its seethirtghz.blaSlA',_• 't.g,„4 - , , , ,:- ~,
poccerftatitreMfrthetdeg properties, warm, "Rpm, .„; ~...--,... , - q
wonde4 turd astontihment of alb Isso sew. '-, -t- - 4, ' :
Riven file lila', . Over foes huudred-rw
~._ 1' 1, efS
rerniurraita a egve4,. performed by it livilbpl Pemitp, •J • 4 -
two years, attest - thIS 40t..
I y ddqr-eow
, c , f
...,
...< 4 ,
0,. fr.
IiktFORII'ANT TO LADIES. ' ; -?.
I lu. JOAN' EfArtrEt i jiiiNeV44/
Jur upwards ottwebty years devoted Maltreats-a- ~
. S •,
eon& &me exclusively to the treatineU of' 1 1 1Sitate -, 4 1
EVetsbee, and hilvlog succeeded in tioutandel'iit • '!.. ' . ...:i.,;•-,.
eases In ressormit the Annabel:Le sound heiailitihte4 2.i1.i:? rti.?"
now enure chitfiaanCe id OfferingtinbileJOlS ''6."
..
.- ..,
- , mai i- , - 1 J - ., -....-
Grdat . itznetiOart flehicktri
DR. BARvEvis • rw: Tr: -,3 cifnit t?...,i'f,', 4
. :
, l:Ii10110-THER Milt FEM AL E - PI LLS ' a":-.i
. . ~—, •-. •, • •-, ,-; ' i i --';:•*::
Which have never yet failed (when' 9_o &No . - ~,,..,,..,i
clops bar) beenetrictly followed ) ttues:l. •7 !e" . •-1 , : , --;"•,„ , .1
movingditrimilties arising from' '
~, • . __: l,-.g.i5
Obstruction,OefitoppageotlitatOw; '" •"orin in restoring the Byete,Mo parteni n c ra ugth
~ *bin ! -,e . -' f•.. , ± r 3V
sufteritig Iron " SPINA , AriteLIONEI, U. , , ---,..,...,:.;
LI, rat WEGNAN or other weakness:et the;•Thaggut ,;: t . - :"..1
tin/Jana. Also, in all cases of DZIFOLIT'OI. NWOIZI
Pant:Maarten,. atinuouce,
!w 'Pellentasitestio'lle4
' !,- ,"•,',..! - ..... z - 3z:
hich are the for of more „ •..,
WY - Them Pita are perfeetty lar*yeess' onlkir ., - . ' - . --4
ina4...
,tit,,,,,,,, and 'nay be taken by the valetelge•W4dift.". •,. i - . :!- 4 1
aufhout saucing distrats; al, the minis Ume, ••....3-','4:`
.ney AO! rasa A CLIME by e tmr*lpak
..; =- .A-i• ;i;.,-f..i....
'NKr Lind restoring the system to a hesdiz i onitit. • . -:.3,ifii ,
bor., and by twinging on the monthly 3 with:.; --",!
.:4,:;- 4 -" , _
regularity, no matter from chateaus e &Attu%-,--,4
.iona may arise. They should,howeveri nofbe team' ....,i,b7,
1
dur og the first three or [out moths of preginuto, : , ~,,, ...1-, , ,-,1 E ..t
hough Bate at any other time, la
.miacialiage -„, if,i - 34:j
would be the. result.
... -
~.,,:i
~...g
Each box contain.'" 80 Pills. Pun pas maw, : '.-• - 1
and when desired will be sent by mail by .' " - ...3,...A
any advertised Agent, on reibeipe of thernoney., . .
J. BRYAN, Rochester N. Y.o3etume Agrtht - - , t ,
Bald by Druggists gene rally. auNklydh a rie , , .1 ,--!•'-'-'4•1 y
_ .
R. E. 13E14117E8-
ABMs f0r..i.V.1.49.4;ur
H. D. BRECHT & 13320.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
LOOKING 6114.4E15E,5,
PORTRAIT & PICTURE PRAM*
gilt and Imitation gosowoo4 Nouldigi t
DEALERS IF
FREECH PLATE MID WINDOW
1.28 Smithfield Streeti ,- '
Demiffea Block, between PSRh andEirttlwEi4iz.i4-401
burgh Pa. ikir City Clam at panufwrlmMMM...
priceo Pardon-ler atteltiontivettirrev'.
Painting% Reguild]ng Frames and berdueatTi.,
framed at ra:A - etude price. tai
Pealr
SOWN & TETL IN•WVY-.4,4,Lt
.186 Wood Streak ;
AXEOOLS FOR 11011.11;TG
the
been in the btlioness rosationtrfngtotils
ever ansttwelhatyym%' first broke out,we can aware
Persons *boat to engage in the MI busineekthittat
will be to their interest to ere us an 4 woke
an examination or our stook now on to
CLOSING OUT STOCK
AT REDUCED PRICM
As we will shortly commence to make °Than,
anal inventory of stook, we have roodtigtritetredzio.'
dons in the prices of
ALL.OUB WINTER GOOD&
The liner porno* is much helot, the kn_lllll4ll4
market ries. having been toogi it w e / ISt ints apt
son, and positive bussing ORII - •
Wholesale buyers are invited
E.11T411 4 1x11 , . .
'
h No4ririftteetria
• ,-
ALUA.BLE.
Ifng AN,
FOR SALE—it bitge grid 00 1th etitl*
Ronabhf e le v en 'rooms, and" MINI frieStrlkic , izil:
portico, gocd. cellar. large stablehnillsgigstagn
and other out houses. SY, acres of Rudd -4 1,
,i:tiot - • -1
front 01918 feet on Penneyrsaida Avendeetkoherd"
me
of choice fruits, grapevines, Am- Alen, agnediFintx:a.N
den, ahrubbery, tenant ho. Sluodl ht.
order. The abOie pletiktintiyldttlatell
ent Grittiness, and will r‘e sold on faveistdet.tougya--,.: 7:
with poseesuon en the flrsttof Aeons men -
8. GUTRBERT *Mt_
-•- 1 61 Mork
100 BARRELS 'RYE' Vatingtr;' , " ".
from three to seireneekkedi ; 417 aqu-
U• 011 berrelsßeetined Whiskey; ma. e.
4 do Haw
A fine assortment of 'lmyrorted asidfakPrrie.' • rr
Nita Cherry mut kdadtberry ansodyiter Mailed
parposes.
Pure Port, bfadefin misilgthetrYWiters,'o -
brands, always on.hand Sad for adeNirholesirkeviatc'els;z4:
retail by
isant - ' i "
GEt traMili
Wholearde and Rd! Tr or uste north.eind •OW '''--
street and iszkant. v.e , ti
LLOYD'S
q:l4 ,
MAP OP hillakkllll . i.,
Three feet impure. Plias
o n teas. L aoyttlial ar k l ,
Of Virginia and Maryland, ai Set ackaarW
6 oemis. Together with all the lateautivitllac..i.s:if?)
Nape publiahed. For sale at tiliONe
Beta gook, Periodical and Unio n attire - 61 "
AMMR,
oar No's . HEINZI b :41 ' l r
i tn,
r No's. 71 and arta Maest‘.
cLOAIES,
sHAWLE4
-- - - • .i
was, it.- - trati , ..., rtyirgsiit* , •;;;?
- JA00::1110., . ~, . ,..-- L W-1
closing out at redneetl2-sliiiiti ',- -- ,' : ;r=:, - .,:;•. , -,59.,
Muslim, Oidico, Cowan E , 1 ~.i ti=
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