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LOGAL-AIND GEN-EttOk_WlS-.
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- House or ,H.gre-Pfil'iTATIV,,,
ElAugustly), .Feb. 4.h, 1i3 . 02.
Speaker ;irV,,cwe calleithaiogie to order'
at 10 o'clock, and the Clerkireid the /our.
nal of yesterday.
Sine writing you in regard to the for.
station of the Committee on the. Tonnage
thinitmoiv that j injustice has been
done tto.gerMesten. who - have been hlam.
rittould net iti any way give,publick
iy to a matter which would be calculated
to injure so good and rare an officer as
Speaker Rowe, for in my ripiriloti''thrit
natant gentleman is too good a Judge of
twhorshouldle appointed Wi th out diette - :
Men i froin'any giarter, nor does he regui
!prompting' from others, therefore thi
;manor that reached the is without founds. ,
lital,dri feet, and from my own personal
knowledge of the Speaker of the Senate"
Mr, Hall, I VIM free to say that he would
not in any way tinterfere in a matter in
which he at least has no conewn, and I
am conildent in this much talked, ox affair,
heilid not don - cern himself stou p -" r'fr
The committee is a good one and there
should not - be any - reflections thrown out
at this-early stager_of the proceedings, and
indeed, before :the organ*tio. n of the
sommittee. must here be 'permitted to
say Oat tite,vrtiole matter has arisen trent
disappointed ambition on the part of car•
'lain; persons, sad that there is no fonnde
tton, in fact, for the false report, nor would
I lend mysolf to circulate that which
- would - be incorrect, for. In my humble
opinion, both officers are gentlemen of the
highest oh-vat:46r, and above suspicion.
Speaker Hall is, without doubt, oiled
the most bland, polite and prompt officer;
that has held a place in the Senate of the
State, and Mr, Howe is his peer.
Judge IdcOandless sod'h a very worthy
lady got here to-day. The Judge was
cordially received by his numerous friends.
Capt. Milton and his father also arrived;
The - Governor has commissioned the Cap..
Wails in the service of the State of Penn.
sylgania, therefore, Virginia cannot claim
this meritorious young officer.
Tsvrtnxt.
BPl:moue 'lmam. Barra —Psterson's
Detector gives the following description of
anew altered two dot:sr note on the ()a
tom* Bank, Oxford, Penn: Twos altered,
cutting grain, two Cupids
and figure 2 on right end, man plowing
On left end; also, game plate altered to the
Baotou Bank, Pa. These counterfeits are
printed from the genuine plate of eo.ne
broken bank of another State, altered to
snit. They are, of cdurse, entirely unlike
the true issues of the banks named.
PHILADDLTHLA. AND atm RAILROAD—
The Brie City Dispatch of Wednesday
aye: The new regime on the Philadelphia
and Brio Rtilrosd, since its occupation by
,4the . rennitylvania Central, has been fhlly
eiterishibteand Omagh the untiring eq—
erglea of John Cl. B iggs, , Assistant'
Auditor, everything has been put In fine
working order, and all goes on "as happy
as a marriage belle." Bo far Mr. Boggs is
the only representative of the Penney Ivan.
is Central, in ibis pity, bat the interests of
the new administration will not and do not
suffer in his hands. Possessed uf fine basis
ness traits everything is expeditiously dis•
patched." . .
S. !Lust's Ususgagr —The following
gentlemen have been elected to serve as
Manager's of Si. Mary's Cemetery:: For
one year—John McDevitt, O L B. Fet
terman, Manus O'D/rmell, John Con
nolly,'Redmond J Once, Luke Tea ;
for two years— Col. Henry l!doOnlinugi.,
Dr D•ntel McNeal. James McCabe,
Dominic Unison, Very Rev. B. McMahon,
Capt. John Rogers. Jas. S. Devlin is Sea%
retary :f the Board.
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DR. BROWN'S MRDICSL
and SURGICAL Office, No. 60
Smithfield Streit I%o=o, • •
Fenturylvarda.
Dr. BROWN is en old rill.
mid has. •,. 7
in Prange, toy tbe lW
boa wars. His traamem, has -
been confined riostlyto " •. •
'Warrens' Messene. ..„ „ - ` 4
OITURDIS AND Erniiima
In need of i Medical friend; should not, 411 k
And out the core place of relief. The Doctor is
regniargredres, and bis experitmoe in the treat
meat onseartain aloes of di/rearm is a sore
laweto thikenttersne of obtaining
. permanearr=
.Uhe Use of his remedies rind. following his ad
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DIE BROWN% RHILRDIINI
"seer fail to core the worst form of Venereal Din
eases, Impuritherend iloroftikrus Alb:rations. Also
all diseases arising from a hereditary taiht, which
rianifosts itself in the form of a teller,:anisette,
Cl= c i
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a tg l " .o
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persona so aillicted, - Dr. Brown cdteri honest of a BUT
and speedy Tr u tra m
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Dr. PrOwn's remedies for this a trouts"
,Ot. an oftp by that/solitary habit sensual
gratalmithon, which the rum Ind w ded
ofter v 4;24i Le, (to their own lij are
= ft iirei rWlediell iadta4 l"") ,Apea l y rastorati mmi on u.
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Dr. browns reinedise saver Mt LA° came this
painful disease to a few dsgshe will i warrant a
ears. Be also. toasts Edon Mleeti.ecomarrhoes,
*d nthly Suon" 'UMW
ppressions, Dis.ossnornseszeirsTr *
aknese,
Mo the ads Pis
hula in Ano, - Iserrous Afteatimus, Paris the Back
and Mahan Irritation of the Medd together
with *Wiliam; it of an impure aright. ;
A letter ileecribing the u ntonts,=
vu, directed to DR 0 11: ROW 5 a 8 eld 0.,
Pittsburgh. Pt., VII, be: toll'.
medicine sent toaqy address 'Wear ricked and
sitemre form tifteticm.
is Otibse and Private Rooms, No. is - ilOsslo
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10 BOX OSWEGO CORN STIIROR
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vic fro
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SUNDRY COIiSIGNMENTo TOIRILBRD AND OTHILD—FOR &ALB
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10 keg. Packed Butter: 611110WAY16 111:11MILIGIL PATICUIPS,
6 tuba Fresh Roll Butter; -
1.000 pounds LestlArat drain Fan and Seperator,
1106 do resit iti• 0 100 1 t
ma m a l e sir Eve potatoes;
iooDeese Fisibsssi PATEINTBD WI:UM 10, WA
100 = Dried 66blisk.
100 do do Ersaltai FTWE supe riority of this Fan over all
60 deited - noritßibomili` use, consists in its cheapness, elm
-160 stes - 0111 1 erntit__,_
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76 box, Cheese, osost.swartm
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Tifi . yulaainivan; artyram..— =ad in manufacturing and spiting Agricul
4, 14. putigignignmEittMnforlrl as.
goxi Ments, convinced of the great want i
lig g i zr tat.sitr cleaning the different binds of grain
estisriled t, ssa mo ffilisd if swabbed., presents this to the pnbhc with fall con
d most
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Ohio, and the right to sell in In
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YTFIL PH.
By 7Witizitistyq Telekrarni-
From Fortress Monroe.-Barn
side btlll Inactive.
Fousaitsa Mosotoz, February 6.—The kll
United States steamer Edwanee, of the",
Surnsidenspedition, arrtved,tids forenoon
She left Cape Elstteris yeiteiciay morning,
having oome'skut of the Inlet the day be
fore. 7
The feet was 141111231 d-) the 'theta- and'
nothing had been done. Most if not all
the vessels had , gotta -oyez-. th& bar, and
about six thousand tivoo had been landed
The Suwaneo was conder'fiblNP . ditmageer
by the storm, part of her bulwark!! and
wheel tiAsetaving _WWI 414 In! rid _tier
works injured. Bile brings 'a bfrike
null and thirty-four sick men from the
expedition; five died on the passage. Af
ter landing the mails and passengers the
Suwanee will go to Philadelphia for re
pairs,
The ganbont E. H. Nrsbit was lest, in
Addition to those before mentioned, in the
late storm.
A forward movement was shortly ex.
pected.
There was a rumor circulated that the
rebels had offered, through a flag of
truce, tog ye up Roanoke Island on con
dition that Elisabeth city should not be
attacked
The steamer Lciuislane has 0i38.11 got off
without serious damage.
The steamer Albany arrived this fore
noon from Annapolis, with quarter mss•
ter and other. storeeiot Barnside's 2xpe.
dition.
It has been raining all day.
A flag of truce went to Craney Island.
Large numbars of ladies and children to.
turned to ico North; also, Lieut. Preston,
of the Beventy•Firet New York. to be et.
changed, and J. H. H. Bands, Fourth
Michigan, a prisoner of war, released on
parole of honor. No news was brought
down.
MJUIPHIA, February s.—Three Parietal
gunboats appeared on the Tennessee river
yesterday. They opened fire on Fort
Henry. The latter responded. but there
was no damage done to the Fort. The
Federate are landing trocps two miles
from the Fort, and an attacß is expects.d.
The Confederates are in Ina foroo or, toe
Tennesse river, and no damage fr. in the
Federate is apprehended.
An order was Issued from the War De.
partmont, on tk•ei 4th, ordering all military
commanders to Impress all saitpetre found
in their districts. except such es is in the
bands of original manufacturers, and gov•
qtrriment agents and contract..rs, paying
therefore forty COll.ll per pound a d no
more....„The order is issued in consequence
of the monopoly of speculators and the Ex
orbitant rates obarged the government.
Richmond dispatches say that the Mists
souri difficulty hsa been satisfactorily ar.
ranged. General Price will doubt's* be
cumml a s i one d a jg.i:te Gs:tarsi, and the
Missouri troops received into the Confed
erate service as twelve months volunteers
The•fseghohiture,i yeatesday..the 611 .went
into secret session for the purpose of eon.
sidering en Impoetatt coalmen:cation
frem the Givernor upon a subject in re
gard to whsoti it IS understood that the
dtate and Confederate authorities are en •
tirely agreed. I s purport will not trans.
pire at present.
The Dispatch says editorially:—Spain is
the naturist ally of the South. Ii the
South has had one friend from the begin
ning of her trouble tt ha, been Spain We
think it due to her generous and chive!.
rone people to have sent representatives to
the Spanish Court, and thereby laid a
broad and deep foundation of permanent
arid close amity with that nation. Is is
not too late now to rectify the omission,
which was not dictated by any want of
courtesy.
A messenger who reached here this mor.
ning, says he was informed by Confeder
ate officers in Savannah that our batteries
of New Rivet had been attacked, and that
one, at least, of the Federal gunboats bad
been destroyed.
The Charleston Mercury of today says
the firing heard yesterday, was 'at R.d
Bluff. The enemy have destroyed ail the
boasts in the neighborhood. Nobody was
injured. General Sterling Price is in
Richmond.
RICHMOND, Feb, !S.—General Sterling
Price, of Missouri, arrived here on ofl3.ciaL
business last evening. He desires to be
confirmed as a Major General, and seeks
pay, clothing and supplies for his army of
the West.
Drifting will be commenced throughout
the Sduth on the first of .March. Great
numbers of the soldiers express dissatis.
faction with the coarse which has been
pursued by the rebel governtcapt in this
particular. .
There Is no news from the Burnside
fleet, or about the Merrimac: Thy steamer
Moderlsland arrived from New York this
afternoon. Adjutant General Bhauler, of
Hauschusetts, arrived this morning. The
Oonstitution sailed this afternoon.
s liAlurrlLLE,, Feb. 4.--Gen. Beauregard
and.suiteairiVal here this evening. Heavy
rains daring the night anifday interfered
with Preparations for hie reception He
will proceed to take command of the De
partment of Northwest Tennessee.
NeasoLx, Feb. s.—There' fa no doubt
but that the Commissioners appointed by
the Washington government to visit the
Federal prisoners in the South are et Fo .
tress Monroe, .but there is not the slight, itt
probability that our government will per•
mit them to visit the Confederate States.
AIIMITA, FBb private lets
ter, written last evening in Savannah; and
received here this morning, states that
heavy tiring was heard in the direction of
New river, on the South °aroline fide, on
Monday morning, which lasted over four
hour*. It was supposed to be an ergage
meta with the enemy's sunirate. '
ADVENTtTRE 'wrrrt , xcgaiw.3
,iv rusist4,'
A writer in :c'All yea;: Round,"
gives the' following account. of a narrow
escape he had in an, .attack: y , wolves
while making Videdge Sontiml from a ,
'tour on the Volga to .Taroalliti
a
At this point in our inns the dd.
ver sent the blood•danoing th gh my
veins by the alarming orgy "Volk& 1
'Yolks!" "Wolves ; Wel P' r
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sprang from my settattdrloe ug ahead,
saw sir, great - ,., OW itnn . doubt
hungry wolves, sitting sir in our
way, in the distance ofttirtr: h undred
yards otlesin. Our herseilij huddled
themselves together, trembJ in every
limb, and fnftod to stir. * shouted
and bawled, but the wolve s also refused'
to stir.' - litlfar ftiendrgatintind-a-largs ,
handful 'of' haylrom the tleirgetottotn,
rolled it into the form of a tall, anal
handed+ to too aging 'match." I
understood him at ~once.: The driver
managed, , by aw f u l p r i eg kn a noo noo .
ing. to Aet, th'i fiorseinn, dat we cams
within a abort. distance otna enemies:
By this time I had succeededn setting
fire to the ball of hay, and 10t twit be
gan to blaie stt welt , —l thratit among
them. It worked like a obarm. In
stsntly the wretches parted, three on
each fide, and skulked off slowly at,
right angles, their tails dragging as if
they were Leaten curs, oOn dashed
our brave team--lash, IlnArnoso noo.
"Hurrah 1" I shouted , ar2.l a lights
ened heart; "we are nide thittliaw, thani
God !" lq
'Wait. Look battk,';laid Fat,
I did so, and Laaw the-, wolves, who
bad joined eachother again, the cen
ter track ,pausinrota if to &Mb erste. Our
horses were going it theitistmost speed,
the driver Ptandiog up and using lash
and voice withadt his mil ft to urge
them on to the station, Orr only about
a mile and a half ahead. '-linckily the
road or track, as far as 14 ,could see,
was free from drift, and oils hope was
that we could gain the elation before
the" wellies, should they ignore us.—
Looking back just as we tuned a bend
in the track, I saw the whole pack in
swift pursuit.
I had often been told' that wolves
will not attack a party unless in 'a large
pack. Six wal no large pack, yet here
they were, comming up to attack ua;there
was now no doubt about that. Hunger,
through a long and severe win'er, must
have male them daring. With the,
consciousness of an impending death
struggle, I prepared for tile result. My
thoughts went for one moment to my
wife and children; for another, to the
Great Disposer of events: Then, throw
ing off my aheepskin coat, so as not to
impede' 4a free lotion of arms and
legs, I sprang on ttti ikon" seas beside
the driver, but with my back to the
horses, and my face to the enemy. I
said to the driver, "They are corning,
brother; drive fast, but steadily. I
have six bullets in this pistol. Don't
move in your seat; but drive right in
the center of the track." My fat com
panion sat still in his corner, and neith
er moved nor spoke ; I saw the blade
of my bear-knife gleaming in his hand.
The the track bad became worse, so
that the horses could not maintain their
pco In a short time, the wolves ran
beside the sledge, the horses strained
and Rbot on, keeping their distance; but
in forcing our way through a drift, • we
oame to a walking pace, and the first
wolf on my aide made a dash at the
horse next him. The pistol was within
a foot and a half of his head when I
fired, and the ball went through his
brain. I shouted my triumph in Eng
lish; my companion echoed it with a
"Bravo 1" The second wolf received
my second fire in the leg, which must
have shattered ,the bone, for he dropped
behind instantly. "Bravo I" was again
cried from the corner. But the same
mome - t was the moment of our great
est peril. My pistol fell into the sledge,
es, with a sudden jolt, our horses ficran-1
dered up to their bellies in a deep drift;
then they came to a dead stop, and
there was a wolf at each side of the sledge
attempting to get in.
My bludgeon still remained. With
both hunds I raised it high and brought
jt down with the desperate toroe of a
man in mortal extremity, upon the head
of the wolf on my aide. He tumbled
over on his back, and the skull was
afterwards found to have been complete
ly- smashed. As I stooped to regain
my pistol, I was astonished to see my
companion coolly thrust brie of his
arms into the wolf's mouth, and as
coolly, with the disengaged hand,
drawing the knife, with a deep and short
out, across his throat. A peculiar cry
among the bosses arrested my attention.
Looking round, I saw another wolf ao
tually fastened on the off horse by the
neck. The driver was between me
and the wolf. He cried, "Give •me
the pistol !" I did so, and the poor
horse was free. So, also,were we;. for
the other wolf ran off, followed by .the
one with the broken 'leg. The iftdf
last shot was tumbling among the snow.
The driver handed me the pistol to
right, and begged another - shot.at the
brute. This finished the engagement.
I cannot tell how, I felt, I searoly
realized our great deliverance. The
driver secured the carcases to the sledge,
and when we reached the station I waa
completely exhausted front the reaction'
of the strong excitement. My 'friend
of the twenty stone chuckled mud' .at
his own trick upon the wolf teAta_
killed. Instes4 of pitting hiemm into
the animal's open mouth, as I supposed,
he had stnffedinto it the: loose sleeveu
of his great sheepeliktmatMhereh •
'getting, plenty• of time to cat they swim
ster?-s throat. His own arm war WV ,
. tenches!. • But the poor horse's
Mutahoulder were rniMit torn. -
.;•-• ;:itiker i timmutotog SIL 110011110 UM gum ,.
• •
-' 44,01). WWI %WWI 0111 tikdi 4.01r14' ARIO 4 Atln
. .
g tea' and part of our provuttuag:
were the station, and , without 'meet.:
ing „more' ad4litures, eieept several ,
diggings-out ' , arrived' Yarbehnr at
eight o'clock; having,' accOtaplished
about thirty miles in thirteen. hours.,
Next morning we found ourselves pop
ular characters in the town. The dri
ver's tonganhad.not been idle. - My re
"vcdverunderwent many an examination.
The govermnent or local reward for. a
dead wolf is three roubles, which we
claimed . and received for threei So
thetvolveti; instead - er killing us,*p , id
our traveling expenses. The fourth'
animal I caused to be skinned, _ . for
preservation as n remembrance of the
greatest peril'l was ever in.
tilgS [ON; 11rTHS DAY
Ircif the next two Weeks will be,
WHAT OUGHT I TO ALTY
- FOR •
4:3 13 B. I$ T 354 EA B
NEW TUB'S , PRESENT.
All the friends
lIIINRILN,"MWIRO & BIZDIA,
That have not yet det•rnened on what to buy 'VII
please, look over Ale following list of articles) when
they ari I be sure to And something to sad:
• 'Bo Id Vest dams, Slim TableSpcons, • -
Gen s' Breastpins, • Tee Spoons.,
• Breceists, " Forks,
• Spectacles. " Butter lEnlves,
• W etch Baals, " Soup Ladles,
" Pen land Casts, " Cream Ladles, ~•
Lockets for Stine- " Sugar Tonga"
tures. " Salt Spoims,
„ necklace, " Afttevard apoons
„ Shads, " Child's Setts 4
Sleeve Batons, I Fork.
„
" Cr4giges, " Cups,
" Pincer Flinn. " Thimbles, .
" Chstelain Chula; " Snuff Boxes,
" Ear Mega. , " LilrW Rings,
" Fro
liar Dp.. - Plateal Th&ors,
• L ar s , Chains, ""
raate k r 44
" Charms. 4 Coffee Be
W,
• Armlets, " Molasses i litoh•
• Pencils, so.. to NI,
Plated Ice
Plated Spoons k n'orks,
Pistad Sonpjuocl Ovstsr Ladles, ate, eta
sis.. Geld and Silver Watches of every imagainrs
ble style and priers.
4E9 —French German and American Clocks, Spy
Glasses, Musical Rotes, 2 to it twee; Bronse, BUS
nary, Po-tmonsies and fancy 'Swim in general too
IllUnel:OUS to mention. All we oak is a cell at our
establishment, NO. J 2 FIFTH STREET, one Soar
from Wood, and exi nlli A els' goods and prioee.
el S
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93 -
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NEL MBOLO'S GENUINE PREPARIII4OI.
EIALMBOUPR BUMP:Ies the Bladder.
HALMBOLI7II BMW! far the Kidneys.
EIBLIIBOLIPS BUCHU fcr,tha
T/SI BucEru for the prepay.
BBLfrIBOLD'S BUCHU for Nerrommesa.
rIBLMBOLOS BUoI3O for Dimnese of Vision.
BELMBOLVB Brian' for Dittman Breathing.
BBLMHOLD'S Buarrr for Weak Nerves.
lIBLMBOLVS BUCHU for General Debility.
EIBLMBOLIPS BUCHI7 for [Mimes' Isapitatier
ugukigoms RUCHE! for Horror of Disease.
BILLMBoLMS BU' ITU for Night Sweatt
EIBLMBOLD'a BOUM for Wriate Mums.
EfELM.ROLOS BIiCHT7 for Dryness of the MAL
lIBLAIBOLCIS BUtHU for Brupttons.
gaLMBOLIPS BOUM for Pain in the beak.
EUELMBOWS BUCHU for Hesyinres of the
Eyelid, with T. mporary Sofinsion and Loan of
Bight.
ITELMBOLJYB BUCHU for Mobility and Rest
lessness, with Want of Attention and Horror
of Society.
BBL 41BOLD'S BUCHU for Obstrcoticom.
HELIRBOLIYB B UMW for Rspesemarising from
Indiscretion. and all Diseases of
P'SMALBS—VEMALV/3—FEMALES
BMA L 41,03--FRIN ALM
OLD OR 70 DNG SMOLA MARRIED, OR
corrissn'ense MetBB/4
'!SASE NO moss PILLS
7NEY AESOP Et, AVAIL
H ELlntot 13.3 'EXTRACT MIMI
F 3 THE VERY BEWPREMEDY IN THE wORI 1)
For all. complaint' tacudent to the Se& Income
aroma tromtame—Um Malta ot Dta Wm".
Woo, or to the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OP LIRA
_ . _
RIOT ST hmoma ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT
lake no Ilkoll,_..BiPam, Mercury or Unpleasant
?dedicate, for Unpleasant and Dangerous Me
-131/13e..
HELM:BOLDS EXTRACT BUCHT7 CURES
from ha
teIBOILDT, DISEASES
In all their stages, At little expense.
Little orno oh nEo dulged inf No
aon anion.
00.04111
Uee athEß OL bitsnD'S EXTEAMBUDHU for Es-
BY YOUNG AND OLD,
tod for all ttloteroa seeing from Witte of dleatoa
ion. It removes ail improper dtsoharges, and oil
restore the patient In a abort time to a state o
heath and prior
Use E ILLAIBOLIM =TRACT BMW for dlo.
eases and afteotiona of the moat dletreeshift char
acter.
Use REIXBOLDII EXTRACT BUCUIIT fora
afteedona ond-diseases of the
081A.A.RX 4180/411E,
Wbether,extettas I
alma:, oil. ITAIMALES4
. ..
From whatever muse ongin►tlng, and no matter
ROW LONG STANDING.
All the above diseases and symptoms admit of
he same treatment and may originate, Luna the
- itoad t Read I Road I
HELEBOLD'S BIICIBII is aate and p leasant to
taste and odor, bath:mediate in Its On. i
Personalty &maimed before atesnAlderman o 1
the city 61 Philsdatptds,4l.l". ELTitadEJL: t stiln
atothonatig dittz sworn; does say anas o its Oa- ,
fon contains - no lisp:ono, Ineronrit Ithaca
d s rt o ngA rn Ltd
. I w44 s
~..b le:•; . ~... , • ,
IC T . . LINSoIe .
. ...
• Sworn and_pntsfortbed Wore math 2,i4day at
Mire,
" "WM P.'greatio. derman.
' t.rfolilt pertliotie, or givfor iicd mixt
to
, lice 4 by ' H.slutuistaa... ..
~
Punnet' and knalvpoal uhr. L ii.t ka
, . 104 i3ontb Tenth street, l'etterthlee
~. '., pessweaut OP 00U11711111 .
, AliD . DEYRINEIPLED DEALERS,
llits; anitigor'i to &pow .of
i tt=r 1 0wn",..,44
eatnee , sloths stipanstton nd by
** V 41fit ==" 4 . ~
• ' • earianKrilla. , : ~..
~
Improved_
__Roaa — Weh. •
ASIntiOMMMMLIPB. Take no akar
Cat out the advertisement and Bend tot it. O
_
D AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPORT=
ILEDINS,
Meod street
stolllstays
1,51.,; CARBIBE: & : geo.,
loittsbargh tenant !swam* Arena,
,Ilaggity'R/Tossitist , or
• .1 *their Erfaiiim
Y .
,41331 74 -
BONIDI• - •rifirt
desaiption Lamps,
' "
IPTAbt
atetio
. r , .A 2
ig. .i , Tt . AC"FrA!^..k
: ,.. 1 .,.. :, : .
* . ,
• 0 ~-...;. -u.,
TangOW R I STURS:- , l3ii.ii3lie
azi4vM2yVATarZi lr lr crB24"ll
froerepainsißralsecor ,Ii *patina. Its eft. 411-•
tnatkal earl coma, *rife* or Saddle-Galls.
fleratehe,, Maw* at qt sillfrelseqspeepy. cure
Bowie' sea Itinithous insyltssils,be palmated ited.
=fed *their lomipierit sines, buteonfiteled eldest'
are be road the po-stbilitY of sreiffsoleurs;:l3 , o4A,
of tit, kind. heireferilsse , desperate eriess 2 ha 1
It rosy be idlanrioawt bypia./anloront, and Its,
IbLarpbeagon abl! 10 , 80 tieware - the Laienaftso
and enable the horse tdlintel-rsdlt_lXKOMalr,
ease.
Every horse owner - abeidd ' hem idle remedy at
*awl, for its timely mild ,4 11 o• dud uppessaree,,,,of,
tameness willeriebullr:aleMit tixweip i gidirol'
diseases men to addect ad hot/es ilifiK ,
awl which renal' se meey 'othefaildstsferudda;
herses near' y worthless. • - k ..
.. • ^ 1
• Bi 17, dlia.4llB a :136, ' -
Agent
- - - - _ • •
s' dir-Pittsbersh.
EVIROPEAri .4400 1 ";
iTIROKAS RA11:10 . 24 Erg
.11.: A g ent, Zia. 116 Water stieel„ Pittettirgl4l%
it prepared to bring out or serrd , baca TasseniVrts
born vete an; psrt of tbexid earostry,,eitblr,,by
stem or salling_pacitets.
• DASIrI6 nit 111.1.1 f, payable in any part
Agdrit fat the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rea
road, Alsty Agent for the o . lid !Karlin l:l
Sailft kets, and for The* ittimi of Steamers siza
bit ' , t Pac e''n .New York, Livens:W. Eillesifni :
sod' 7:
&shown
W mkeL .
HOUBB, Eg.fpf# OB&AMENTAL
d (=tamers of
PAINTER AVE, GLAZIER,
Vourth Bt, Seto. Wood £ Smithnifil
- PPTIVEMSGEI, PL.-
/IffeOil work p smptly G.:treaded to.
- Tor lICKW 11.E17.FL0U8.,- "A „
149 tacks, prime „ortielednet 90
for sole ny Sr: 2.1. 131111THIC4:i., t..
del4 14r Front and . ...ll4lBeocold norms.
asszut :Aso& wogs
A USTIN 'LOOMIS :Of /C 0.,. Dealers in
Am. Promissory Nota, Bonds, Mortgagee, and op
1166115111433 for monoy
Noneyronsesery_iotisa, I . kuids,liortgdatas, atilt
collateral aaestrities: • J •
forme ism Dxr.gpriasomuT 4ND SOU
Persona desiring Loans ran be a& ontritodided Oa
essonable terms, sad espdadlstweati balarnishai:
with good seernrittea akramanerralireuriera.
Also iE s=td to theßalge, Ranting and aan •g 01
Etre
Miss, N6.1151,131:1 - 4P# alTRIORPabove Wood. •
highly AU u& pozas t 00.
GREAT INDUCE BENTS. TO-CASH
VI Buyers or
BOOTS, SHOJIS AND GUM
loon and metre a eMgailte as I am Mahn! at
the same low- prima, 11/3 Boots and Stmealuere ade
mimed IS per amt.
JOBRPH H.. BORLAND,
sa-CITHAP CASH ST - 08E1E6 '
425 •9K Market street!, 2rl door from leifth
ORA:NOES AND LEMONS, FRESH,
Just reached at
REYMER k DUOS; '
isle bbis Ito and litit Wood street
HE FOLLOWING - ARE VOLUNTA
RY' statements froneperwee of respeetabehty
truth, in this vicinaye who hart been iireitUr
beirehted by his re'mes; some of whom' would
evidently have been in their graves ere now, if their.
diseeses had not I een Arrested by Dr. Scbenek'e
medicine s:. Dees Of eer Ceeniplalat sad Dyspepsia
of Teta. Yates Standing.
I have been safferitor fat - lea years past 'from
Doer complaint and Dyspepsia. I beard of Dr.
Perm:ides coming oarit—to Martin Boob's, and I
thought larould_gonnd see him t das my disease
hadlnereased mottnestivithin tit two years,
and% hisd , heen under tome meet of several domare,
from whom I recel'ed no benefit. In the early
part of June of this year I wean to se:eft, Schenck,
and was examined by him with his "REEWISONI-
Enili.” I have been takeng his. Pant Etrup,
800 Weed Does and dfaedrata Pills shine then, and
I must say that I am greatly beneetted by their
use ; indeed)/ might - animal say that I am well
PINA M. SMITH,
/rang /Obeid tp., Maksfiag Oko.
Odoeselll,l6ll.
am.
Gave been =oh tonefitted by the nee of Dr:
IMES P 32.2116111:
Mord, ON&
Od al, 1136 L
Owns of Dirs. IldaComte=
I had been affected with Disease of the Lungs,
for tour or erre years, when I heard of Dr.
Schenck court to Martin ,Soott's. Previous to
this tame I had van up all hope of ever getting
well, but M r.ooh, venom I knew to bate been
cured by Dr. *bench, urged my husband until
he prevailed upon me - to go .nd see the Doctor.
who found bo th my lung. eted, - the bronchial
tubed were both (hegira "tan I 'breathed, they
would rattle 'en that tt oottld be' heard distinctly
.
I bate now taken his medicines for some inns,
and find myself wonderfulft improved, although
ttit entirely recovered; I now' find myself able to
attend to most of my houiehpld ditties, and hate
no deitht of my ultimate recovery. From the
benefit I bays received from Dr, Schenck's treat
men, I would adviae ell persons similarly affected
to apply to him when he makes his next visit.
'JANE IdcOONNIZIJ.,
Poland 7bunsa/OP, Mahorang Cb.. Ohio.
Oct. El, IBM
I have been trouhiedlor about two years with a
wain in my breast. Late in the B i ting of We year
I hunt of Dr. Behead tondrorotft -to • Martin .
Koch% end Idetermined to call and toe Win. and
get examined with bin Reirptromater. • I did
cordingto
took all three of hie medicines, ac
to directkota, and I , lutve been greatly
beneetted. I hope, from, the benefit already ex
perienced, that it win not be long until I am en.
wedl, /ARE
Montt 2botalai".llohaviag, Co .ohio.
00.81.
For about five years / had been alfeeted , with_
Plan in the right sae Of MT breast, and to hopes
of getting re/WU had taken many different kinds
54=outee; but !blind no benefit from them
, A 7 .1 then. -beard of Pr. &.heock, and
the great cures he was performing with hie
treatmen
t,,
and concluded to send to his Agent
abir Dr. nyiar some of his malt
cline. Pre i n to t aking it, IWu so mango:l as
to be nu , eto findresemyeelf, o r even to lay in
beck I was obliged to sit sp i rit a ehsirin order Mob.
lalan any rest at ell._ Aftr having taken Dr.
Elehenek's medicines, I hand thitt the Doctor was
comingtc Martin IfordYs, and I determined to see
him: - I was already so much improved by thstmte
of tds medicine, all to ne, able to go Over to I&
-.Koch* which is a distance - ten 'wale from my
loose. The Dossier proliountestmy_dieme to_be
BrowenteA esnasumptileaaanitlawer Gosh
plaint, with an samesion of tist Pleurathe
ribs, i would moreover add, that I cough ed 'M.
most oontirdialit, aixt apit tus large quanittles
matter . daily. I took the Podmowle
is& Weed TAMA and illaustreete Pills,
according to the froetor'sdtreedicins, and am haver
to say that tam nearly well. ANNA WARM;
• Vistfp '[bores ksv Cbliashkato Ch, Ohio.
Oct 21? UM. der-dew
SMITH. PARR & 00.,
aintTitil WARD irovarnteit,
rititardell ete. , A.
Washonao, Po. 3tta Fiat and 120 Etentred
'lliaractarersofalPetteaanedOenaatOoel
Molds and Stids, Goa and .WaUt. Pip% Bad
Amnia Dog 'rotes Wagon Bozaa,Steel Ptd
lu ri;lak -G =Oletinge ofi every de.
11011 ttouter.,
Ea!tog a compasha tasebbse isießattaohod to the
tatinenosEenldgeg eell be emtell i
ttended to fieldrara
ro?RENT OA LEAS", FOR A TERM
r gIVIITIABEI—A delijibtial country rest •
litMeee leilletrtaimecheete•vielnity of the
eftworttb four serer
ti
etteekumi free 10.
qpileiaealitAsejeolo d on sinp . tdrered; the
*we, ecieth v g * el 't lend kitchen with
ggo - d wan and efittens stacked- :71ror4erunt apply
to M. FERGUSON, at Ite.lidiwilt Common. etle
1thea714141.1402 to I,N. 441 y. , Jall4wd•
pPOE CHRISTMAS AND NEW
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, lad" dtilttat4he F nd
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Ltalletehoalod Bahama Boota, Ltialy_sl,7ll; Boyd
.1306tadr0mi1.6.11,1049,00 l a itutikna
ow& ROW AO Ica italdayarl?ing
la oat Italy ittaltWlotallgarea,
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.. tivski44.
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Gcr IriIERBLIMAT OEM,
and ) , Itetatil Groan.
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of Jams Glint.
Cara of Mrs. Warner.
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will - be tel eitite Welted ttfOfityouitk ; 1 4j , ii:::l.4> 4 .
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Wholesale balers &ref.'
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of eftit*fraltiOfsiiio
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taltptsecese, add j witk,.
pco a ass iozi ea the
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magma Callcq Con.on P - AnisentAriet . Tanwe
selling tnnob teaa tut* r
get- B SifOiLIJS at -121 1 1 , 111- 4.tril= l/1.1, -
07 Market meet, oetweetritikesat arella4l
Wza. DL FILIMik
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STEAM`ENGINE: I BM g
$ -
IRON FOITIV t '
Elenerai Machinists
Near the Pezals R. R. Paaelteller*ltlGN•l4 .
PX 29 / 2 41tillrigs r*
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