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HARRIS.IMUMG CORMEMPOSIDENCE
HOLIsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
ETARRIsBuRu, Feb. 26, 1862.
The private °slender of yesterday contained a
large number of bills. There were several passed
end others disposed of in a manner that will not
8031 trouble !he 80101:18, inasmuch as they aro in
tlitt position where the Irishman found his din
ner, not in reach lust now.
hs following will suffice for,yoor People: "An
del relative to the distribution of the proceeds of
Sheriff Sales on real estate in the County of Alle
gheny." This bill was on second reading and
postponed, inasmuch as it WAS declared a public
bill. .Whitt matter did that make, when it was be
fore the aseembled wisdom; when it was put on
second reading they could, with all propriety, I tr.
it on Anal passage. As to the merits and demerits
of the bill I have nott.ing to do. I merely men
tion this flat to stilly how easily legislation can be
baffled. Tae bill goes over.
A stipplement to an act approved the 9th day of
April A. D. 1859, entitled "An Act to incorporate
the Pittsburgh and East Liberty Passenger Rail
way Company." This came up ea an objected bill,
and on motion then was postponed; doubtful if it
can again be reached this session. What is there
wrong that one of your own Representatives should
make such a motion?
The special orders for to-day were several, but
one Only was resc.hed,this being the very important
act tio repeal the act of last session, known as :he
commutation of the Tonnage tax. There were
several speeches made pro and con. gr. Maine
opened for the repeal in a rather lengthy and
forcible speech. 1/e Was followed by Ms. Scott, in
opposition, in a strong, cogent and argumentative
speech in support of the act as it stands. All eyes
ware directed to the seat of your own distinguished
and member. 'lbis gentleman rose and
made but a few brief remarks, when he offered to
strike out the enacting clause and Insert the
following as asubstitute for the bill;
Ab sot to repel the act for the commutation of
Tonnage duties, approved March 7, 1881.
Wrisarsa, An act was passed at the last E888101:1
for the eommuation of tonnage duties, by means
whereof the sent of seven hundred and Pity-two
thousand three hundred and eight dollars and
forty-one cents or thereabouts, besides Interest,
then owing to the State by the Pennsylvania rail
road company, and in contemplation of law In the
treasury of the State, togei her with a large annual
revenue stipulated to be paid by the said company
as the price of its charter, and by way of compen
sation for the deterioration in value of the main
line of the public works apprehended and actually
le Olaf d by the con [ruction and operation of the
mid road, which revenue had already reached the
sum of threehundred thousand dollars and up.
Wards, and would have amounted at this time Le •
greatly larger sum, with the prospect of Indefinite
increase—were wrongfully, unjustly and uncon
stitutionally withdrawn from trie sinking fund pro ,
•s ided by the constitution and laws of this State for
the payment of the pubic debt thereof, and made
sacred andinviolatile for that purpose upon sug
iesiiiMa Which Weft raise, ands). pretended eon- ,
siderations which were either in coettiot with the
constitution or utterly illusory and worthless la
themselvpa„ amounting in effect, under color of a
pretendea contract, or commutation, to a gratuit
ous donation of AS the said monies and revenue to
'a private `bdrpetration;-'4oithotit any .substanuve
equivalent whatever, thereby violating the plight.
,ed faith of the State, and increasing the burthens
of the people at a time when the necessities of
the country pre-eminently required the most
rigid economy, and the strictest husbandry of Limit
MalEi3E3iMl
resources;
And whereas, the said act was approved by the
Governor, as shown by his message to the lionse
of Representatives of the 6th day of February
last past, under a silt illation in writing, for the
benefit of the people which was not made known
to them, and hey since been aturendered without
their knowledge or consent, on the demand of toe
said company, without any previous registry in the
proper office. and without even the preservation
of a copy thereof;
And tohercaa, it is affirmed and believed that the
terms of the said act of Assembly, were dictated
by the said company, and that the passage there
of was procured by improper and unlawful means
other than those which have been already recited
.on the part of the said company and its
agents; • .
enction L Be st enacted, by the Senate and Hausa
of .hepresento lives of the Commonwealth of Penney/.
amnia, in Genera/ Assembly met and it is he. ehy en.
acted by the authorily of the come, That the said
reotted act of Assembly of the 7th day of Merch,
1861, be and the same is hereoy repealed, and
the said tonnage tax, or t titles imposed by the
not incorporating the said Pennsylvania railroad
company is, hereny restored, MlPlPosed, and
made payable to the Commonwealth in the same
manner, and apo the same terms and conditions
as though the said repealing sot had never been
passed.
810,2._ That It shell be the duty of the At.
torney General to proceed . forthwith to sue for,
recover and collect by d stresa, irrepleviable or
otherwise, the arrears of the eahl toostageotit ,
which were due and owing at the time of the
passage of the said recited act, which is hereby
- repealed, together with such cdditional tax or du
ties as would have accrued upon the tonnage
of the said company, untl the sate of the present
act; and for thevproper ascertainment of the
amount of the said additional tax, it shall bo the
duty of the said company to file forthwith, in the
office of the AudiGiVilailral, a statetnimr c my au
thergicalgclfby Ve.belis of the President and
Trash= of sajt.oompanl . , 61 the amount of their
business so madetss.stee, for the iniervening
period, and also to furnish the Auditor General
o time to timesuch additional and other Mate
lot/ImA ainigtich *Mims td their books as hepnag
judge necessary for the purposes of the said (ittAt,or
other proceeding hereby atithoriesd. Provided;
Amour, that the moneys paid by the said comps.
ny only:octant of the said pretended commute•
lion over and beyond the annual instalment or
instalments, payable by them on , thetr bonds fot
ithepurtilusse money of the public works, shall be
credited upon the arrears of the said tax, which
were due and owing at the passage of the said
repealed to's, and allowed in the collection of the
said arrears.
Mr. William moved to postpone the
f urther consideration of the amendment to.
gether with the bill, with the view of having them
printed, which was agreed to.
Various motions were then made fixing a di*
for their ccasidezation, all of which were dliagreed
to, when, the hour of oce o'clock having arrived
till Efottse adjourned.
'The other bills, which were the special orders,
Wiwi/city the board and will have now to take
their place with bills on second reading.
7hey'ariner's Railroad bill," in which several of
Tom; goo d - and 'stitistantial men are concerned
waatin a similar manner, and owing to the lengthy
speeches on,ithe hill. xefenn4 .t 9, out talked
from insignpea: Vice. We will make another
grand effort to have it'ecinaddered $t an early day,
Masten& Nit the - 61 i is called for ty the immense
business which requires the same, and none
bat the selfish and narrow-minded would oppose
an,aimprovitunt i nt se much desired by all ern
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earned.
THE BLIND FROM THE INSTITUTE
1 The unfortunate sightless, who are the children
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, gave an
exhibition in the Hall of the h ouse to a delighted
and highly Intelligent auditory this afternoon.
Their proficiency in music and the mechanic arta
astonished all who witness• d their exhibition.
4 ULM. WAITTED - --WAIsiTLD Ti)
One of the beautiful feat-red girls wrote .gown p 00 4 XIWAI - DAE.D . 21121 4 g8 for theft
the following meet touching sentiment: "Gratitude Eery ce o flrtrUnitff'2o.:• Try will befrii=
is the memory of the heart." How truthful, yet
b.
to b d e . n h o l i gi l l e , ss flan foarte
than zenuoromr maore t T an th 9 ,
how iSini eVen think of the noble words, "Mares oid. Hours P olinfroerrem 12 at. to aP. ht. the public that he has rebuilt aiargnre, and
_____ aozuize AS. MILLINGAR;
d ikt re ONONGA in p om
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imosiktru dnam- 6, . 4 h.
Thi yutter-enakee--eds dailpitt Jlllllo3l'B VEl.l74tolvmth street. I l um i na enlarged his establishment, and lied lt,
mourn.' " lbot orilngratittide' as tee most base
KEW, inee 4 Alihe newest gin ="l:,,l n ett g n i . : rod prza
r o u t..mo mi t4.4.0 . 0b The I l e re,m4orwani
office
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At hnfld , run:miter U. 8. e., now re to you, for thtteiw,lcusitt etuip.eurteuth;tSree WW2- 8th,1882.._,
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r theitoilitar ititattete. 3 The mar „sy kw -440%, ,
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bars and others who crowded the Hall were
big , ly delighted, and the scholars loudly applaud
ed at the conclusion of eaoh song. They will get
their appropriation as, indeed, all euch should.
The Deaf and Dumb, Blind, Feeble Minded an
lopeee fhould, at all times, he proper:, cared for
by those blessed by /Amiably God with every pro
per faculty for carving out a livelihood.
THE COMMITTEE OF INVESTIGATION, NO. 2.
M. Swar, tweder, Eno, m obedience to the
mandates of the.Comulutee,l*sool,o I.sfore them
and gave a fu'l btetory Attie Provreftleliiiiliathl4l'
contract and the cause of 'lnv filare at ttorlarotte\
oution, wherein he took oioaaion ta }at, 'tlailn'
hie opinion, the ti..lawfui Interfeienee of Justice
lewrie in his writ of osrGorarl was the , oldef
obstacle in the way of the administration cf strict,
justice This is looked on here as a sharp reproof
to the bungling or the Judge, who had no.atithoci.
ty to interfere. I have another little bit of testi
mony of one of the witnesses, which reflects
severely on a gentleman who is an aspirant for
public honors in your tummy, and in place of
being Prosecuting Attorney should be prosecuted.
If the testimony of Marphy be true, which goes
rincontradletati than, f.r, the whole matt , c is a
gross outage on the busbies. I will refer to bale
matter in another letter. Trsetmo.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
ii'- CI a1..L7 the Igen.
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r+ rani AC,I imeoly Mod- dc.,47,--",.:*
ss :-' ',031'.,,And of all cle. *-.:::: :;., "*.y ...
CI unrrieuous. crock( secret : .1'..1..,"' .11.5 p....
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s.id le.inx. lisoroera, tni;.......-- - -,•
sell stoop sod ,t.seases Or.>" &/
Al usktionli s• -r• anon and '':: : --: 4 ....9' •
ncluen :to youths of both 4-
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"n"xes, ..r,_ simts, muscle or married. Because
rir.trrrluir Dubber's* the Tact of his uoinp
e-, .- • , : i.. and tabsely modest are
I , a fully •' , tcred, and. th.os.l A Neu sin
eery immoral and fbr tionMmfttaUcie. and
'it' r ruption a • az their wivee, promising Mill
family.
that he
'motions to keep mem ir tenorance do
t e same sis Dr - P • ".UTRUP, ( except publinhiritt)
1,34 t a lucre - lye practice. might be loot to then.
among stupid f.uselr mode'' , and IniannoPtriona
families born and rained in ignorance. emm.gun.
as mi Au room and who compare wooly, to i•
gene, sense tr., to doll nra and oents, mysteriously,
meanly or illy gotten. it is to publicity, howerrer
that numerous Parana an 1 csuexhaue are that:dab
that their scr.o. Melo or- and wards, previously
feeble., teddy a el or del: -.0.45 oondltion and appear.
Btu
have been restozeci 10 beeall and Vigor by Dr.
BEr./LNBTRUP, besides many before and'after Irma.
risis through him hare been saved binahvorerms,
anxiety, mortiftestion, he. Bavirs tea advantage
of over thirty years experiens • 1 observation,
consequently, he tuts superior skill in the treatment
of special diseases, and who Is did), consulted
the profession, at wall recommended by
able citizens, publishers, propnetorwof hotels, to
orhen, or so called nocturnal etnlesioruse
%4lillx*dreaclial malady can be completely cured by
the very 124Litr:every that has never yet failed. la
female Meows' he has had superior experience on
account of Ids old age,.sevetuy
. years, all uregia
laxity is completely cured. Aster oensumpUon or
pulmonary chemises
moos a me
nd
which are ammo
tied from Iceland mow and other , lngtedientaby
a skillful physician Bye years at-the• burdness,lt
bail had more success than all the-pretensions
that have as yet been discovered. as the °esti&
in will show. They are all genuine and can be
to secorg i r to a pamphlet that each person
will gat exammatis, all i. tie of
(Aloe ft amilthßeLd street, near Diatom=
P ri•atecorerouniaattons tram all serteof the Union
strictly attended to. Dix eel - to
noz ic 0
dee 1 v davidit Pqtahurnb Pisai anise.
• N & TETIL.E,T,
188 Wood Street,
AXE TOOLS FOR BORING OIL
. WELLS at the 'honest ble notice,
a been It this busyness of Whanartng tools
ever since the "fever` first broke oat,we can assilre
perilous about to engage In the al btudnees, that It
will be to thetrinterest to give La a call and make
AU alscrillialdou of our stool now on hand. mh6
NATRONA OIL.
E ARE NOW KANUFA.CTIJ.
notEi this article. witch for brilliancy in
burning, freedom of offensive odor, and transpa
rency of color, (winch color we warrant not to be
changed by age or exposurs,)is unsurpassed by
any illuminator in thin or Eastern markets. As a
profitable Oil to the connumet we cui specially
recommend it. Also, our nutoun:cture of
CAUSTIC SODA,
Used by all large Soap Makers and Oil Raflnez,es
atria. excels 10 per cent. in strength all the make
of English Soda brought to this country. Our mann-
Ncture of
SAPONIFIER, OR CONCENTRATED LYE, SALT, aci
Are so well and favorably known, we trust the
mention is sufficient-
MMit=l
GEORGE COLHOUN, Agent.
Penna. Salt Manufacturing Oompsny.
naltilydvis 24 Wood street littaberstn
A A. CARRIER & BRO.,
Pittsburgh General insurance Agency,
es..Compantea kapreanattS Of Big
••t Standing.
Air Chartered by Penner and other BteLee.^l4l
I,BoN o ms. , Mame and Life &eke taken of all de.
66264 m 68 FOURTH STREET. Fittidaintik
CITY GUAGEE.
THE CITY GUAGER'S OFFICE IS
removed to JOHN HERRONN lumber oak*,
corner of HAND AND PENN STREETS.
Mare M . EDWARDS, City Gusiger.
TRATH NITiLiCTO WI:BOUT PAIN
BY THE USE OF AN APPARATUS
whereby no, drags or galvanic battery are
used. Cold weather le the time when the appara
tus : Can be used to lie beet advantage, liffedieel
gentlemen and thhii families hate 'their teeth ex
tracted by my pro Care, and are ready to testify saw
the aafetynnd painlessness of the operation, what
ever bits been eaid by persons interested in :asp
seating the contrary having Iko lotowledge of try
P =TIPTCILLTERTH Inserted in every style
E. (MARY, Dentbf,
lar Smith geld street.
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TTORSE OWNEM=Da. 1319 1 1fiefi
INFALLIBLE LINIMENT FOR HORSES' is
unrivalled by any, in all cases of lameness, arising
from Sprains, Barnes or Wrencildnig g etioot tsg
magi oal and nertain. Haagen gir Saddle s .
Scratches, Mange, Jtv, it will also apeectily cure
Stavin and Rangbone may easily be prevented and
cared Intel* ntelpientetigia, batatatrftrmed tunas
are beyond the poetlbillity of a radicologre. Ne case
of the kind. however is so deaparate or hopeless but
it may be alleviated ,y this Liniment, and its faith
ful application will always remove the Lameness,
and enable the anartato trg with comparative
ease
every horse °Wrier should have ilia relpedy
at
hand, for its timely Use at the first appearing% of
Lameness will effkMally Pratrtit tormidable
diseases mentio,whic tarns are liable,
and which render so mazi Merwise va'uable
horses nearly worthless.
R. E. SELLERSOO,
derfilyeikwutow Agents for P 1 bnrsh
wrailkm itucerra( -Dem> kstANDLESS
••HA RRISON A. OOFFIN,
Goresiel Partners. Spec* Preur i
MEARS 64 09PF
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(Successors to APOandless, Mesas Oo„
WHOLESALE GROOEINS
Wcibd - Water Ste.,
Prre9BURCII4-.P/I:.
QW4l$ i r gIiLTWE TO GET BAR
GAINS—Raving purchased of my stook
-fore the great advance, find as I °foaling ont
my winter stook, I have marked all the beat brands
of BM* and Dark Brown Calicoes at 12X cents per
yard; Bleached and 'Unbleached Muslin. less than
wholesale prices; one-yard wide filiniesoneog tu i.
lin 8}(0, worth lik Canton Flannels gad the best
Paper Mtuiliibilkt‘ct-Shirt Fronts and Irish Linen.
cheap; Hoop Skirts- best - 41
_reality. Purchasers will
MtatreltikradtapflisesialLtitn• EtslHn'lttAreen, bc.e.
tween Fifth and ,Dlamond.
H. J. LYNCH.
OEMS
Isif tult
B - 11 1 agrtUkArit
By •Yesterday?a • :ate
REBEL ToppßoleitKo t is IN
NA4,1611,41.::,
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The City was fired An fatly Places
COLUMBIA BEING EVACUATED
GOY. EU 13, HIS 'FHE .114 LD
Cmcaoc, Feb , .:special. to the
Tribune from Oatro says: lyre rebel army,
on their retreat from Nashvalleoieft: six
teen bin:died sick and , wounded, destroyed
:he bridges, and burned alilhe steamboats
but one; which wearied.
The Texas soldiers firedlhe city in many
plaeN, but' tth . eitilient extinguished the
ili.rrieg, .gf eat minority' of Om 'property
owners ' ' • ,'••
Thin exeillment, !fig Ilaverttor
Efarrls made aspeech, ari e, r'siltd he had
ikke all la could ; he kasjoihg to leave,
and advised them to folitiw! •
1 learn from a gentlemat thoroughly
conversant witkiKentuolky r that the rebels
are dismounting tholk lane guns at the
Columbus works. The evacuation is now
going on. Several tramper% were lying
at Columbus to carry off thertroer F .
Every man in Columbus Was impres
sed—even farmers with thafrjeams.
Several hundred negroes, 11/5043 sent iiip
the interior yesterday. nts is from a re.
liable source.
The rebel War Department has called
on - Tennessee• for thlrty.two more regi•
meats. An ofHolat• dispatch received a t
Knoxville, Bast Tenn., that an ample
force will advance from Bitilimond to pro.
teat Bast Tennessee. •
Governor Harris hartakin the field in
person.
The story of General Beituregsrd's ill
ness is unfounded, be left Corinth for
Columbus on the 19th.
The Memphis Avalanahe of the 241,1
sap : Persons reported to have lately
left Gensiil Johnson's oonniumd say that
he entertains no doubt of ti)e ability to re.
enter Nashville whenever wishes to do
80.
The Rebels Surrounded g nurfreesboro'
Unconditional iltireender De-
Walido4l.
Ctuceoo, March 1 -4. A special to the
Tribune from Cairo, says there is a report
from Murfreesbero', Ten see, that the
rebela were giumexttgasstAllexklacal and
that General Buell had surrounded tfieui
so that none could escape.
The rebels offered to surrender the poeie
tion if allowed to march out with the hon.
ors of war. General Buell refused, sad
demanded an unconditional surrender,
and said be would allow two days for
consideration. If the place was not sure
rendered at the expiration of that time,
hitw.ould open fire upon them. The time
expirea yestefday morning.
IThe Advance of Gen. Banks ,
Dtvlaton—Objeet of the Move
west.
BeLiven, Md., Feb. 28 .—Gen. Banks'
army occupied Harper's Ferry, unopposed
on Wednesday, with all the necessaries
for a permanent oCcupation. The advance
ook possession of Bolivar Heights, and
yesterday pushed its reconnoissances to
Charlesto wn,. capturing a few prise. ners.
101.11:1012 Heights are also occupied, in
orifer to prevent any flank inovement by
the enemy, To-day Charleston was occu
pied by a strong force, and will be held
against any attack.
The plans of the commander are not
known, but-Vie -movement is probably in-
tended to cover the reconetrnotion of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and bridges,
and, may per&gpliptean tporeJ Attain of
cars passing ntween s6iiions - was fred at
to.day by a rebel battery, but no harm
was done.
The troops are in excellent condition,
and will be protected from inclement
weather. No accident occurred in trans.
porting -WI troops over the river. The
pontoon bridge was a complete success.
Hundreds of refugees have returned to
their desolated homes, and those remain
ing are overjoyed at our presence.
Nothing reliable has been heard from
Winchester. but the current reports say
it has been considerably reinforced. A .
smell body of the enemy aro supposed to
lie South of Loudon Heights, four or five
miles back from the river, but they are .
not of sufficient strength to cause any
alarm.
H. D. BRECHT & BRO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
LOOKING GLASSES,
PORTRAIT & PICTURE FRAaose.s,
Milt alit lititatfOlKogetrood Moulding'.
DRALICRI3 Lit
TRENCH PLAT I AID WIJDOW *MAUS,
12S Smithfield Street,.
DemlePs Block,' &awes:a Filth and gintii, Pitts
burgh Pa. se- City Clam at cm:infanta:see
Prieee Parneulat le repairing
Paintings, Regnildmg Prarnee and beeriness mutts
framed la wholesale prim. • ,
peel,
it. . 8 it.aEzt,
)t , teurnortrals or
aywr DESCRIPTION OF
F URVITURE,
4 Smfttilleddl Street,
• eITTSBURCH.
DA:DaI 14- teAsskyzikt E N T OF
Wtiimprgk Nemilliaared Furniture,
belritaritajn hand;ciiiiffe krwest
prices for CASH. myl&lycs
• 0 1:741 7 ".L-801713m,
NO. 82 DIAMOND ALLEY,.
krk* T BREGH
I r y Ihtwovia e - dl ou .rz Es to ,
vas alpraliir. GAN OYSTERS, GAME Sr, ,
to socommodetsi the patrons of tins
old it oirn house with ereiryttung in the
drinking line erthe shortest notice.
1
lCly JOHN SMILER Proprietor
ti
MISCELLANDWUs.
• I
Relics of the Revoluticn
The invasion of Virginia to suppress
the rebellion has resulted in the recov
ery of some very interesting relies of
the Revolutionary war An instanee
of this kind has justfallen under our
'notice in which an Erie county soldier
'resound from the Old Dominion a book,
refuting to the Revolution, which be
-longs, properly, in the keeping of those
who stand by the flag which Washing
ton and his compatriots established as
our national staudard. A short titre
ince, while the Fourteenth' Regiment
Now , York Volunteers, 0616nel Mc-
Quade, were on picket duty near Hall's
11i11, 1 Virginia, a number of the mem
bers of the regiment went outside the
lines, to a house within range of the
,
gunsof the rebel pickets. The house
belonged to an old Secessionist, who
Ltd deserted is from fear of being ar
rested by the Union men, as it was
knonvn that he had been guilty of overt
acts' of treason. Upon entering the
hot+ it was found that the furniture
had; been left, and one of the soldiers,
a rehident of this county, perceiving an
old-looking book, examined it, and
found that it was a record of the Revo%
lutiOnary war. It proved to be the
order book of General Washington, in
ma 'i nscript, commencing March, 1776,
au, reaching through several years.
It o
ntains
general orders, special or_
dors, details of officers, court-martin's,
plain of battles, official reports of en
gagements, &c. These orders were
signed by General Washington himself,
as well as several other generals. The
signatures of the several generals oc
cur oil almost every page, and it is one
of the most interesting relics of the
Revolutionary army that could be
found. The book has been sent to the
residence of the officer referred to, and
is in possession of his friends, who re
side in this county.—Bultizto Express
sTOVAI
"V; \ m o d`k,s!
.13 FLAAD
NO, 30 WOOD STREET
(carnor z 4 erund, Pittsburgh,)
bfanufseture an wholesale and retail dealer in a:
kinds of
Cook, Parlor, and Heating stoves,
Grate irronts, Feaderrt, (tc
In our sample room 'ray he found the
"OBLKBRATEDGAI3 LWRNINfi COOK STOVF
EUREKA AND TROPIC,
We Marlta - nt "'Wen Imvo-beetr-fuliv tested by
thousands, and the Stoves pronounced unequaled
by any in thin market; together with a great many
other destrable patterns.
We have 11100 a very large assortme_ .or
ELBLOR AND MUTING STOVXS,
embracing some of the BEST PATTERNS now of
fered to the pubt:c_
ti/f- FANCY ENAMELED GRATE FRONTS
AND FENDERS, of the newest styles. Common
Kitchen Bow and Jam Grates, all of which are of
lemd at very low prices.
sly-Elpectal inducemente offered to builders in
want of ORATE FRONTS non.-6m
fIRIV Alt DISEASKS
-1)B.. Brcoviws IttEI).CAL
and IetTRGIOAL
Smithfield alsoot, PitteLurAt., ki e „ $
Penney i value.
snowN an of
son , f Pittsburgh, and :. Dea n
In Practme for the Sze ,
Ars year a. Ma bnP.nese
been confined month to ?mato
and Si:vocal Diseases.
til.
Orrir."cNd d1.134...WER
In need of a medical friond„ ahould Tint Nil tc
And our LILO StLTG plA,te cf 1 -, .!jc,f orb,
regutatthninate,aLd klia a 3 poinenoe la L treat
ment ofa certain alese or .:aseanes to a cure
tee to the auttorern of oLthining permanent relief
by the ÜBE, cl his remedies and following hte ad
rice.
DR. BROW-fal-Salt -4,1)11t8
nevnt%fall to pure the woreLforna or tic.lersal D 1
eases, lanpattterttot - SproWen o Aga-atom Also
all diees•sea Luang fthaa,n here:teary tna a:, which
MatarePLA item!! in thb fOndt cf a teeter. nooriaans,
end &great maul (pans oC e4n thnencen.t or :(1
of wallah the -{ , agent entired7 larno. nt. To
pentane Ho afilletod4DriBrOW23 cf.erahopen of a env
mid Ap0444.1114:41011.
SSUIN WirdiRDIRSB
Dr; Prowiewrempthon forAlate alod - trona, tronolt
broaght pn often b.! taint oelilarr hnt:a of senousi
ratadention, Which She !Peng and venire:ended
often gice Iv to, (An their 19WIL datstract,on,) axe
the only reliable !bane:dine known in thie ocean.
try—they are safe, andrannan a epoedy rootozatenn
of health, ,
MESRUILLTIRM
Dr. lavwll4l, rap:10110w, itover Gri to cure this
patnin: awo,.ee m a fosi , days—be will warrant
taro. fie also treats West. blonnorrtme,
r i anUrett Dui'oekl , l3, Found° Weßku.se,
on ly opt) Itiosees orihw Jolulny llia
Rein , in Eno, Nevem" Agootior l'anui in Bwk
Luck Kidnaps Irrita ti on of ELIO , the
tthgz
*RValldlbonaeo ttlihtputeorii¢n. .
1 AL,Yntley domplApig, tam qyza pm.caos, cox:towing a davotect to DM - BROWN, No. 66 Smandeld
T r rtietnirgh, PL4Wrill`be inyrnednooly aneweml.—
*491 tojwy sddroJe, r:,ek,.‘t3 rn:l
secure olun.lbeation.
XlNlce,end exhAte, R0v5....6 No. tc t
Ptipihorcrb • l'•A wall-Oswrist
THE Gii,l3VE Q.11181 1 1(11i OY CHIy Dpi
• For the next two weeks will no,
WHAT OUGHT I TO BUY
FOR A
ORIS T M S
NEW YEAR'iS r.3zsraT.
allr the friends end customers of
REINKMAN, MEDIAN (ti
That have not yet determined on what to buy wil
please look over the following list of articles, when
they will be sure to find something to suit:
Gold Yeti Ohaine, , Silver Table Spool's,
Geuita' Brea!stptni, " Tea Spoon.,
itmelets, • 4 Forks,
Speataolee, " Butter Knives,
Watch Seals, " &yap Ladles,
'"" Pens and" Cream I qqlose,
is Loake.„ fz s . se p , " Sugar TOngs,
~ Rid :Mp' • 00116, -
tures,
„ necklace, " Mustard opoons,
„. Studs, ,- Child ' s Knife A
, Sleeve Buttons, Fork, .
. 01•006.13, CU •P,
.•
" Fbsger Binge T.... bles,
" Ottatgain Chains, , " Snuff Boxes,
" Ear PAW, " Kaplan Rings,
" Ear DroPs t - Plated Castors,
" Quad Chains" Cake Baskets,
" Keys, " Tea Betts- '
" Charms, s Cbffee Betts,
" Armlets, " Molasses Pitch.
-
" Pencils, ass ae , ern,
Plated Ice Pitchers,
Plated Spoons and Forks,
Plated gimp and Oyster Ladles, etc., etc
lIIMI. Geld and Silver Watches ot every imagains.
ble style and price.
1,3,„ French. German and
Glasses, Musical Boxes, 2 to
nary, Portmonaies and fancy
numerous to mention. -4111
"stablitlimions. 'NO- 44 $1
from o6a, a - eistatne
EMI , ,
American Clocks, Spy
19 tones; Bronze, Stat.
articles iitgenetaltoo
we ask is a call at oar
ari.r.,E d
T, one Joor
eptistis ais
IMPHITE OF - 11QU for the, Pre—
.lq•eersation °raider; Just xeceived and or aide
GEORGE' Dra
Mu* Irederatokt. MA4 pen/.
I 26t1 0 IR.
INV E N
PATENT AGENCY
Dewit C. Lawrence
Fo r Twelve
Year, an OHL
cer of the Pa
east Office-
the taut font
di a Itemberl
of the Board
of Appeal.
NOTE—AII informati
Patentand a copy of th
laborite.
Refer to prenent Coca
David P. ffolloway.
SEALED I'EONSA LS are invited till
the 10th day, at March, 1862, at 12 m., fitearrp
plying the U. B. Bob. Department with 6,000 head
cf MEW CATPLE, on the hoof.
The Cattle to be delivered at, Waehingtoil City;
and" each antxnt to • average - 1,300 -pounds mesa
weight; no animal admitted which weighs 1008
than 1,000 pounds gross. ,
The Cattle to be delivered at such times and m
such quantities as the Govertimentmay require,-
No Cattle will be required ender this contract be
fore the Ist day of April, 1862.
Betters and Bullocks not wanted.
MSMMig=l
Government reserves to noel' the right to pay in
Treasury Notes.
No bide will be entertained when put in bv con
, rac'ere who have previously failed to comply with
th.ir contract, or w byre the bidder is not pretienz
to re. pond to Me bid.
Pads to ho directed to MAJ. S. .13.8C$ WITH, C.B
A , Waohic%flil()(!;i:
_ -
1, A 1-t, do hereby propose to deliver to the (4Or
crime.= good Beef Oattle on the hoof tar . L
hundred pounds, gross weight. The Cattle to be
dePrered at according to the Lerma of be
enclosed adverttecmenL The Cattle to be weighed
on the scales, and the 'it...light so determined to be ,
the pu , ehaqe weAg ht. f helebpagrea to gives good
and sufficient } ono for the fuifillment of the con
tract. and to recelle Treasury notes in payment
for t teWti
CAS/PETS AND OIL CtOTIOS
-AT TB E
FOURTH STREET CARPET SROER.
WD. & El. M'CALLUM - HAVE
a 'hie day oned part of a very large and
varied assortment of pe CARPETING, to width they
Invite the attention of Loyola, as they will - be of
fered on the most favorable terms,
Also, • newly , Imported lot of beantifhl Druggeta,
all widths, at the lowest rates.
W. D.. 1. L kraudxg,
0.26 of Fourth street, near Wood
JAMES HOLBELES & CO.,
DORK PACKERS, and dealers in
Provision Cd.ricet and Fronts, cornet' of sir
■WEI vie
ROOF 1!
CRAVEL. CEMENT
CANVA6S RQOPriqG
DONA ON SHORT NOTICE,
Ind In the most durable manner.
TIATTNICI THE MAST OOMPETENI
workmen in the city, who undenitands their
hit-RH:tees, we oan safely say we can do work as
cheap. and, if anything, better than any other firm
in the city. Repairing done with attention and
care. Materials for sale with all the instruOtiOne n •
Erre at la SMITHFIELD STRBRI - .
- • R. P. BROPR.
. D. H ANCOCK
4TTOR..i'EI^ 4T 1.4 W,
NO. 73 GRANT STREET
PITTSBURGH, PBENA.
dela4f
JOHN I. LOGAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
KUHN'S LAW BUILDING,
del9.ly
BITTSBURBH, BA
WILLIAM CARR & 00.,
Wholesale Urooets,
AND IM ORTERS 0
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &o.
ALB 0 ,
Distillers and Dealers in
FINE OLD MONONEMIELA EYE WHIM,
827 and 828 Liberty Street,
=cur PITTEILMBLOH. Pi
lATON, IKAORIM & CO.,
JOBBERS & RETAILERS
-0 F -
TrimnungarEentiroiditriesez, Gloves, Shills
Cravats, Undershirts, 8 Yarn!, Rtbbons,
Finches, Flowers. Wool.
A full line BMAAL WARES always on hand.
Mb- City and Country Merchants snitched at low
prices. EATON, MACRON & 00,
ja.24 No. II Fifth street.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
D R. JOHN HARVEY, having fors
man t r t = ei ot tw Th e l n y ty t iers devoted
treaj t
, ht platen.:
atonal
and haring succeeded in th q t
cases in restoring the a ffl icted to sound helath, bac
now entire con fi dence in offering publicly his
"Great American Remedy,"
DR: HARVEY'S'
CHRONO - THERMAL FEMALE PILLS
Whiai Wire never yet &fled (when the three'
bone have been strictly followed,) In re. .
movingdttfloultielariem . g fritin
Olutrnetion, or Stoppage of Nature,
or in restoring the system to perfect health, when
suffering from &war, 6 7 / 1 :01MINS, PROPLAISIM Urt
ar, sea Warns, or other weakness of the Dawn
threats. Also, Mall eases of Dren.cry on Nsixotra
Prioeutarion, RTIVEMUCIS, Peirreerress, 6a, no.
which are the forerunners Of more serious disease
OrThas Mkt are pajoady hariaketi on the me
star,dum, and wary be takes by the Met delicate fa
mate triapat causing Aaron; at the same time
.ney urn •anama by strengthening, invigorat
ing, and restoring the sytiketadetal try motes
bon, and by bringing on the monthly , yeriekt with
regularlity, no matter from what cause the °beanie
None may arise. They should,howeyer, not be taken
during the tint three or four moths of pregnancy
hough sale at any other time, as mkasir magm
would be the result.
Each box contains 80 Pills. Pram Das Doman,
and when desired will be sent by man - prepaid by:
any advertised Agent, rn receipt of the money. ..1
J. BRYAN, e...nftter N. Y., General W i t s .
Sold by Druggists g engraft. Gamy
JOSEPH H• THOMPSON,
, GENERA.r. .AGENT
COMMISSION NEKROJIART
..ro. 4 .4 - orth /Mak Street,
de/4•Aoa PHILA.DELPHIA, PA
EAGLE OIL WORKS.
WIGHTMAN & ANDERSON,
REFINERS AND DEALERS IN
burgh. Pure Oarlxin Oil, quality guaranteed, Pitt&
Also, Brawn° and Oar clesaaeoonstantly unhand
Orders left at Gbaaargukyth ten.% on Water and
First arreets,,will be oromntl7 flue.. 0,4*.41m.
RAziokGuLNIG,-
•Otii ofa Grinder A.bElli having
retnrnedrweare prepared _ Kraut &nix% le, in
the very beat Fulmer HOW.IN't TE_TLEY,
fold 136 Weed etreet
_ .
PECANS -25 bairele Pecans just re
°awed and for sale
umlaute a BROS,
fol 4 mane Woqd otteel
rr..EN.NT
DEZFlitt - 01.4 'L. -
34CAAPEM:- ' CLIPPIIS
_-.' ~..;, • -
, , .. , . •. ~ _. . ~,...,t .; 4;' ,
..fi 7 A ..5,:f. 4 P.z.- -, :. - 7.-i.t
NEW DRUGGETS, -4 - ,,,,,,i
. 7 ,q. - rs. --- . -- . - _ ------ - .
NEW
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E BRUSSELegtilKkla - ,
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%Ere havi tdibeehroosficia mtddite +t t uZe t - ..riT
!lint ARPNealiErfAkriPiwalwv....4..t
litr.•arm:NT a 0 : gl: ki-,145,,,,-.4.;
. 9191
CTAIRPIPZX
. - -=. ~rifi ... , ti:., •p 4.- tr.; A 7..cre - Trg-fin <nil
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bra iti'.ll- L -d IT 4 BC 1it.g& , 5411'
- , -, • ~) - ', -,.. _pat Lt4)4l -
BOOMM PaEliciolls 804 :Mji , 4 4 -4/3.ka. , ..;±
. Linea !plat wkieh the muestdvim
.,toute ' offsthe to r"3- FOW 4 MelMiallelZ WM 1 - 1
..
MID 1191 -1164X1Y ;IV-sla 45 ; , ,vi
..,
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il,
GONORRHP, Gl4#4,6llfikeilNlST ~,1 ; ~--,
Sammal Vitzpeath if:, . 11 d 1 ,1..._, ;
Thesittli . %ism oamelleileydAr ,a,_fx.,„:,;f) .
AFII r
"*-2..E3N-luil& bittl..tolnF
ECIIONS ME XI S c _
wham has beett APA .1q011,4 ni
~
onria aIfBIDELIAD eaV031=146.043,a
In their prlfateßraattnecwith mete
.. - --;
seduig Coma, Vatet,le.PPellEt47,9%4327ol9glPerligari-
hitherto known.
. s. ,
EI 4 .
EW4e§i'Abliilou ftlik ,t ;; '' 'M. "....,
are speed Ili' 4116:M1416V etirffit.kihteebila go
few /lays, and when a care is effected it ißrrman,,,,
ant. , They am prepared from yogebMie xtmottr ~.,,
that
the braro harrohnm oe the iisgsMal4CinerNkintpat't
ate t i he at.ott, erlmpri3zaate utty b ee. ,
tag m ..ed",i 411,,nsulaaetta Ung.lazasaida t c .: 3-1, 1 ,
4T° aan ritttl=igt ge ttaZaltautri, '''''''
doea fff tr n n
TanSa bintponitgartilkalatir; rti ttaiihla-1./"rt: ---
g,...„ if, -U ..
ed agorilv. OnZEirla4----, . igtheengo.,:q•Lt
None gen
Pee l ritßicW, #RT4f9ft," ff?Aaftlitte4l44la-s .4:34
,-.•
'ffv. aturgoit
, al.l .
Vr..)7i ,:0 --:4
/11 iII pll Alf T T-f 1 L 011-18i-.1 '
.-,,
_..... ...i fa $ zt. c„..,./ ,
TN VITE the 4tentiatt ,qf btlym, te . , : t , ` ;Ai
.i. their large and varied stniek or ' -.'A'i;
Fall•end Winter goods o ,, ~ . ~-"4:4t
~., , v ,
. -. . • :
.... 3 t .1-, _ . , -..-' , 5.4
fe et reeeriedoepeegybieb,= v , be, A m id eiqi, ., _
the newest styles of goods viz. q•nts apt 'Utica!
w4x",tPgelfirvitt./fal"--
.?. - 4 S .
PATENT AGENCY
!Robt..W. Fenwick.
.r
— or the past
four years'
wno. ge r of
e VW ashlng
ton ltranch of
the Sifesstinc
kinetic:in Pa-
W n ar Et I f
: rear rik. s'ln
he
4 1
the P it VCR t
Agency Bait-
Agency
nr-xleagary to prootire
' ttmt Lain Bantam o
ioaer of Patents Hon.
dela-kr
,
meat of tlemen ' e - AV" =;- AL
. • • -,WY• Biefißlitteo4l.
no204:01. .eor. Market fiquareitaeny city.
EMITFL, PARK tk , CCI.,-
hillirTEE *WARD • FOIE4DRIIt, -Li
Prrattarg'
Tombeau°. 4 0 ..../49 nut badiSaliac.bruk°
nannfaciarers Grail-elms anddepenirtionne
04,-Beforta-obut,ittills, Gob -abut :Waltrillictl
11„N N "ntaapi e Ggr= kpa B i g"."Pl' I t "M ° V.1 1 # 111 ,1„
/1150 ,T and annebbita,cord4nw t cd eye gite • ,
sarMtion made Worder.
Finings. eemplete abaabizte °bop obsebed Sbe „,)
Foundry, an Rer-essary -riD be earetnnY-
Andod
ROOFING
BUM
ao Et is ELT D A LZELL ~;
WH 01_ ESA E 4311 , 0
COMMISSION ANMFORWARDINOARCHATirst
• - /1,1111,.. Z*-
Dll6.la3stix P POICOMID ?maws -2450.04.9frrt
80. 211 I.TRMATT mum .
BMW
.i.ptAaf
MHOMAS SUROPRAI
Agent, No: 11$ Water*Attest, PlitabOtet,
ie prepared to bring out or, smul back
ig atinTer attpharnotaitz.
from or to any part of the olditimatal, 'Other by%
for th anti
iaraCrizi;lllitritie
..ALleseatinviztr•
tile o l / 4 1 , Bhulk Star Liste si tt
'ttetarty ratrart4eleatoiitliad'i
- WAX -Alkn
,s.;Vri
ROUSE; BIGN&QIIN.
PAINTER AND CrEAliEl' 11114 9 ''
Nourth R. Wood o:llidtlatlita
OBEl E 4ai t d
MI-All work ito - nitly 41.742:
IxtrsTfeF3WlWl
21 °tBilBendkmodivigeNviitroi6
Be ii i =vintsuacit*Bond 4 moikiia
Nom 1e,4w1
oonmeriv4 0
Persons desiring-tow dm bed, _ •
easonable tams, and eppitants ean_be
with good deetthlwie at tenanekathwithedin ILIR?
AbO g =l. tO the lielejtopOn g k ir I.4loomcnt
4:lthoeao. 92 MAC= BTRZEM
feiblv lISTILOOIGB-k
THOMAS_
..
•e • e : 4Nraut WABRECOO
No. le t FBDERAL BT., ALLBEFHNNT ME4
:UNDNRTAXM* Akt trTaiIIOR MP.
prompt attention. Orders can tier V ,
at gm room
r o.goo Win" Stable of 3franowitrloy<ktedo
boot, MloshooT• 04114. y.
,THE AURA*
AC. URE AND Tralisvolt
wale a supernor attic* r
REFINED ARDESCO
Auo,
PFHE' Itayrzolis.
Warehouse„ No. axisosi,,Nirekt
Pia,
TO FAINERSVL''
ONOWN Y 7148 V E9F41114:1 hr sad=~zp
*NMPILVT74
Grain Pan and' Eleriert;
PAT*WEED
superiority of, this Ranover 441
others in= oonsiste in its oke.fpnet.s tom.
p r l c ei l ty
and du
Second. in elemen ty. t grain hoihM, bettier and
MOIN3 thermals wohlem isiber thief MI. ether
=Meyer oillemThi .
The pateMeti a die siticipAa
gaged anumihearialvand Beatml.
curia l
Pen. - imfoo pl oonvineel .
. of the hub ood Me =mew opogln
, and see. 4
,pmente, Aothe.pubitepitlipgoort
mamma Nitta &armor wan*:
• The zu4mted , :?. l 4lTimijnirchseed,..tbik,aol
right te toane and theater° Grain Yen
Land. in,WeitiTuthsVinsaineWentere
Ifirginia Anti all Ohio, end the tto fedi in in
antrW Int siPorders
hr ntiretßitte
‘
W. • WA" OM
Aar 451,
AMIABLE PROPERITYPORSALI.
hittude os Pittk.trhJett,
4 04. a ;4 -161)1161 akehl. 11_
Fri on which re efeoted VOW. BRICK
z math. a f tdm - hrd . h . A . s
the c [ ty d in ad tithe
Aktr alVeNthemm e .
Pot, so ail the lines *6Oll mow*
oentrated at that are=6lr
oa LANA" 4w Pet, Ind
streef, tO !bet and ' Ivor farthe r "
joarrtte= and
8961 I.,A m •••
OhN, Mg., at 'theaVkr-,-;vi
kcENT, Dwelling tWatilill
Store Maros
myt in vartorte locati a sum u on- sa
easisivr au'
zauds_eywimßheis prime oixt
AIM:LS=4 airßechaster, Pa. liar
terms splay . 1 -• ALLENage
taT •
' No. 0 Wad. v st4 ft* * •
tre!9--1u barrelsf,te4l'Eggil . receaVA
aka loe Ade by - • kloßllol2.
wpm Huta aniLF4,l,,strolis.
12! AI
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