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    James P.-Darr, Editor & Proprietor.
PITTSBURGH FEIALE COLLEGE.
REV. I. C PERSHING, A. M.. PRESIDENT.
• ES T SUSTAINED coLLEor IN
the r tate.
FOURTEEN TEACHERS
Attendance last year 248. Eileen eriek
741oroush nndext. naive ' • f . " ti
TXLEURAPIitN; and Una • ....Pain ;Aught
FORTY I.b,.:LLARS per term. for ',warding. light
Foll ter,. orzoi SrPTF.MBER 2d.
Sono t) rile - esidon ; •f, ....a!r
'I. • 1 ti es. Trustees.
20.000 "°lllFl°
OF RYE
Wanted at
MOORE'S DISTILLERY.
Win pap the highest cash Prima
THOMAS MOORE.
SA First street. PittAburgh,
S. M. KIER & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Pure No. 1 Carbon Oil,
AND
.13.1ENZOI.E.
Alirinfioo on LIBERTT STREET. oPPosits
Penn'a It. R.Derot
Wsri.in oil warranted. sualyd
griIiAKLAND PIROPEIETY FOR SALE
11l —A handsome tw.. story brick dwelling eon
-Ir:union. si x rooms and a Aitehen, with between 3
acres of ground, on which is over 100 bear
lug frui trees,h sde trees, shrubbery, &e.; two
never failing . springs and a well of good water,
Possession given immediately , tor_rti.o and
terms apply to —_N. P. SAWYER.
aul 47 Weud street.
TO THE PUBLIC.
VI/ILLY
-KU theignorantandfidse
ly .unseat Oa all denomi
nations, treat secret and
delicate disorders, calf
abuse and &steam or
Nations common anti in
cident to youths of both
gansasilvatrr an tabV i es s M tlie faCtlf hiB eoaure
doing
so. the Ignorant and falsely modest, are drredfillir
shocked, and think it a great min* vier 7 immoral
and for contamination and oeirruption among
their wives, promising sons and daughters. Their
family physician should ea cannons to ke e_p them
in ignorance that they do the same as Dr. BRAN
STItUP, (except publishing) lint a lucrative prat
doe might be lost to them among /tepid falsely
modest and presumptuous fannlies, born and
raised in ignorance, sprung up as mushrooms and
who compare society, intelbsenea, saes, he., to
dollars and cents, mysterioualy, meanly ori/O
gotten. it is to Publicity. however. that numerow
parents and guardians are than kful that theii
sons. daughters and wards, previously feeble
sickly and of delicate condition and &pommies
have been restored to health and vigor by
DRANSTi CP. besides many before and after
marriage through him have been staved much suf
ferias, ansiuty. mortineation. SPerMatorr
hen or nocturnal =missions, are comp! etely cured
In a very short-space of time b his new remedies.
which are peonlisrly his own. They are compounds
nom the Vegetable Kingdom, having seen the
fallacy:of the Mercurial treatment,he has abandon.
ed it and substituted the vegiuMle Female dis
eases are treated with inarkea success—navuut had
over forty years experience m their treat
ment in hospittls of both the Old World and in
the United Sta t es; leads him to say—to all with a
fast trial, health and happiness will again bloom
upon the now—palled cheek. Trifle no longer with
ILtofitebank3 and quacks. but come and be cured
Consumption and all of its kindred diseases, of
which so many annually fill our countries. can
now be relieved, erovidini they attend to it in
time Full particular-, can oehad of my treatment
by procuring a copy of the Medical Adviser which
is given gratis to all that apply Harms the ad
vantage of over forty years experience and
observation, consequently, he has impeder skill
in the treatment of special diseases, and who is
daily consulted by the profession. as well as recom
mended by repeotatde citizens, publinters, pro
prieters .of hotels, Ac. Office nd Smithfield
street, near Diamond street, Private eomniuni
- cations from all parts Of the 'Union strictly at
tended to. Direct to
deßiydaw
BOX SOO,
Pittebursh Poet_Gflee.
SUMMER GOODS
SELLING AT
REDUCED PRICES
JACONET LAWNS, at 121.2 eents
ORGANDIE LAWNS, from 12 1.2 to 27
1-2 cents;
A FEW SUMMER SILKS left,ist 37 1.2
cents ;
SNIAWILS AT COST.
SACQVES AT COST.
SILK MANTILLAS AT COST
LACE. MANTILLAS AND POINTS from
SI 00 and upwards;
The Beet Quality of HOOP SKIRTS
Just Opened.
W. & D. lingus',
CORNER FIFTH AND MARKET STIS.
iseN
LADIES, MISSES. AND
DUES'S
BALMORAL BOOTS,
Of ICid. Calf, and :Ifor:eco. Also a superior
ste k of
LAS CIN4, CONGRESS, AND LACE GAIT
ERS: SLIEPEeB, BOUTS AND TINS,
Whl,h era nnld at reasonable prices.
W. E. SCHMERTZ dr CO.,
Si FIFTH STREET
WIIELLER WILSON'S
Sewing Machines,
NO. 77 FIFTH STREET. PITTSBURGH. PA
Awarded the Ara Premium et the
United States Fair
FOR THE YEARS
1858, 1859 and 1860.
UPWARDS OF #3 0 , 0 0 0
MACHINES sold in the United States
NOB.Z THAN
30,000 SOLD THE PAST TEAR
We offer to the public WHEELER it WIL
SOS IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE, at
REDUCED PRICES, with increased confidence
f its naerita as tho hest and most useful Family
;riving Machine now in nee. Itdoes equally well
en the thicke=t and thinnest fabrics, makes the
impt!seible to unravel, alike on both
tiles, is simple in construction, more speedy In
movement, and more durable than any other ma-
Circulars giving Prices and description
of machine furnished gratis on application in per
son or by letter.
Every Machine warranted for three 3rebre.
%n3_ wu . SITSINT &
OZtINSt.
Read I Read: Read:
HIGHLY IMPORTANT!!!
driltEAT RELIEF TO THE •FFLICT
ED. anu those suffering from weakness of
;OA:
TO ALL. YOUNG AND OLD:
NOti *1•11 to experiencegreat relief in your
ght, try he we,rll-renownwl
It 1 1 _7aisa A ...11__PE BELE SPECTACLES.
Purchasers will continue to find gerfeet satisfac
tion by trying these Spectacles. bold =X'
J. DIASION1). OEti
No. 39 Fifth street. Poet "
The Russian Pebble inserted in old frames, if
deeired.
fair &war Imposters and Pretenders.
ATTENTION: . COXPAN Y.
CANVAS SHOES, ;1,25.
AT 16 FIFTH STREET.
D. S. DITTERDAO)IIIk,
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OFFICE OF CLOTHING AND EQUIPAQR.I
No. 101 East Third street.
CINCINSIATI, August 18,1862
PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR
furnishing Uniform, Regulation Clothing,
and Camp and Garrison Equipage for the new
levies of volunteers and militia of the United
States.
The Clothing and Eqipage, for the different
arms of the service, to correspond, in make and
material, to that heretofore used, and to e-nferm
to the patterns in the office of Clothing and
Equipage, in this city, where specifications and
samples may be inspected.
Proposals should state the article which it is
proposed wee k lyini the quantity which can be
supplied , the earliest period at which the
delivery will be commenced, the total quantity
offered. and the price tor each article.
All articles delivered by contractors are re
quired by law to be legibly marked with the con
tractor's name.
MaEsl===
ARTICLES OF CLOTHING.
Uniform Coats, consisting of Engineer. Ord
nano°. Ar illt ry and Infantry:
Unif rm Jackets, consulting of Cavalry. Ar
finery, Infantry. Z.mave and Knit;
Unifo m Trowsers, consisting of Footmen
liorsemon. Emmy& and knit;
Cotton Duck 0 veralis:
Drawers_. Flannel anti Knit:
Shirts, F:annel and Knit;
Great Coats, Footmen and Horsemen;
Straps for Great Coats;
Blanket. 4. Woolen and Rubber,
Ponelmeq
Talmae:
Sack Coats. Lined and Unlined;
Boots : Bootees, Leggings. Stockings;
Stocks. Leather-
Unitorm Hats, 'irimmed and Untrimmed;
Iluitorm Caps;
Forage Caps. Recruits, Cavalry and Infantry;
Cap Covers. :.:table Frocks. Sashes;
Haverssoks, Knapsacks. Lumens.
ARTICLES OF EQUIPAGE,
Hospital Tents., Wall Tents. Sibley Tent;,
Common Tents. IrAbri Tents:
Mosquito Bars;
Regimental Colors;
Camp do
_National do
Standards;
Storm Flags:
Garrimn do
Recruiting Flag ;
Guidons;
Axes.
Bpades;
Hatchets;
ble,s Pans; •
Camp Kettles;
Pickaxes;
Bugles.
Trumpets;
Drums:-
Fifer;
Company Order; BOORS,
do Clothing Account:
do Descriptive.;
do Morning Report;
Poet Onier
do Morning Report:
do Letter;
do Guard;
Regimental General Order.
do Letter;
do Descriptive;
do Index;
do Order;
Target Practice;
Consolidated Morning Report;
Inspex:t ion.
Security will he required for the fulfillment o
every contract.
All proposals receive/ by naon of the tenth daY
from the date of t ill 3 advertisenient.will be open
ed at noon of that day, and the articles immedi
ately needed will be awarded to the luvre.4 res
ponsible bidders present.
Contracts fur further supplies will be rwarded
from time to time. as favorable bids are received.
up to the time of making the contract.
• By order of the Quart...Tina-ter
.I.NO DlClibitSON,
Captain and A. Q. Si.
NOTICE
Partied who prepoee futnishing supplies to this
Depart'ucnt will state in their proposalA ho. long
the proposition holds. and on the back of each
hid will boa guarantee. eigneill by twn releansi
hle parties tt e der wilt execute the con
tract 'dew Ita letters or telegram.] of
inquiry t after 4 letting of
the 28t . notifiedwhen their
Inept:teals are a . als'will be !narked
on the outside. "Propottals for • nay t 'tolling."
J.Nt.) II DICKER,UN.
Captam and A. Q. M.
..20-tf
EASTERN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES k ITAGO
VASTER! SECOND-)HANDED, TWO.
6EA'IEI Carriage -top Buggies and Lighi
Buggies. without tom will positi vely he sold a
the lowest prices, to snit the time:. Particular at.
tension paid to repairing.
MRS. JOSEPH WHITE,
Lawrenceville, Pcun street, near the Two•Mi
Run. rny2l.:Crwl
GRAVEL. FELT. AND CANVAS
ROOFING.
-MATERIALS CONSTANTLY ON
4.Y1 hand, for sale with instructions; Also
IRON SATURATED FOR ROOFS.
Our work is not to be excelled by that of any
Roofer in Western Pennsylvania.
B. F. SHOPS. 75 Smithfiehljt,
ie2s-3md Pittsburgh.
EURO El . A 1 - Ni AGENC Y.
clingo3ll.l9 RATTIOAN. EUROPEAN
JL Agent, 115 Water street, Pittsburgh. Pa.,
is prepared to bring out or send back pamengen
from or to any part of the old country, either by
team or sailing packets.
SMUT DRAFTS FOR SALE, payable in any
part of Europe.
Agent for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail
road. Also, Agent for the old Black Star Line of
Sailing Packets, and for the lines of Steamers sail
ing between New York, Liverpool, Glasgow and
Galway.
KENSINGTON
IRON AND NAIL WORN&
LLOYD m 1314AC15..
Manufacturers Of
ar, Sheet, Boller, Plate, Haw, A
and T Iron, Nails aid Spikes ;
Lo. Sorrel, Mall T Rail avid Plat
work:=4,42lPraffeullkoßic
Miegoent. N 0.86 Water street and M
• Market street, Hatreds" ModMang.
splikka-to
BTOVB
0 a..
1,1 1 4 i , Arlo.
8.
A. BRADLEY,
NO. 30 WOOD STREET,
eorner neeond, Pittsburgh.
Manufaoturer and Wholesale and Retail dealer in
all kinds of
Cook, Parlor, and Heating Stoves, Grate
Fronts, Fenders, &o.
az, In our sample room may be found the
ELEBRATED OAS BURNING COOK STOVES
EUREKA AND TROPIC,
•
merits of which have been fully tested by
- °wands, and the Stove pronounced unequaled
y anydesirable in this mar
ttkern s ets together with a gresA manY
ther pa.
Ism also a very biro amortment of
PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES.
embracing some of the BEST PATTERNS now
Eared to the public.
air FANCY ENAMELED ORATE FRONTS
AND FENDERS, of the newest styles. Common
Kitchen Bow and Jam Orates, all of whiob are
offered at very low prices.
SF- Special inducements offered to builders in
want of GRATE FRONTS. my29tf
WILLIAM *um. DAVId IeCIANDLIMIL
HARRISON A. 00111111. Special Partner.
General Partnere.
MEANS & COFFIN,
eineeolooro to Candles. Moms & C 0..)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Claw Wood and Water Strada,
bllllll PITTIIIIIIIII9IIO : PA
MILITARY GARNTLETS I
DUCK AND KID OAIINTLATIL
IN PHI Z AND 11717.
Bassivad by Norm tide day at
add EATOIC 111 40M1443011,
o. IT BUR *vet
FRILAPILPIIIA ADVERTIRINNTS.
JESSE JOHNSON,
lINEBAL COIIISSION IBECHANT,
AND MALIN 131
Flour, Grain and all kinds of CA:muter
Produce, Wines and Liquors.
Cigars, Tobaco,
air Liberal advance! made on consignment Ol
Wall WINES.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 23/ SOUTH SECOND ST
au26:17 PHILADELPHIA.
WM,. BRICE & CO,,
PRODUCE AND PROVISION
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
KO: 15 SOUTH WATER STREET,
when Libera l isdvancoo made on oongignmonts
reouh•od.
CHARLES MAGEE,
Importer and eider in
ClOtlls, Cassimeres, Satinet ts,
Vestings, Tailors' Trimmings, &o,
255 MARKET .STREET,
Worth Side, PHILADELPHIA.
FRIES & LEHMAN,
NO. 813 MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA.
Jobbers In Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
&c., the.
Always theand a wall selected stock of (lood.?
duitable for trade. myl-lyd
E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO.,
lIIPOATIRO OP
WINES, BRANDIES, &c.,
IPICAIARS Lt
FINE OLD WHISKIES,
NO. 6 NORTH
.rnoNt STREET
PHILADELPHIA. 5p141.31
JOH)! Z ILLISON..WIf P ELLINON. ROLM td E ICLL:S
JOHN B. ELLISON & SONB,
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS, C.ISSIMERES AN!, 1E STINGS,
NO. 3.3171 NtRtiET ST F: ET,
(3d door ['Mow * * mirth.)
miILADE:.II:;A
rulAyd
HURST & EE
Wholeast' 131-LI&COISTi.4,
SO. 823 BIA um ET STREET,
?MLA DELPHLI,
DEALERS TN
Pahata. 0i12., Window Dye-gt 4 4.7. ar
...-gentir for kerosene; Ohio and Pirz.burgh
Ull. Burning Fluid, eampinene.2 at. Piteh :
Wagon and Ikkilroad tirea,e. Lny
GEORGE GRANT,
Mannfaaturar and WholesOe nid I.e;,!e-
crltzT DISCItIPT•on•
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODs,
610 CHESTN luT STREET.
C. HARRY BRIAN,
NCICO ac r , I: A 1 CC
MA SETA CT UR ERS & 1 M P!) R T
0
MEWS rricrissi NG GOODS ASH
TAILORS' TRIM MIN6: 4 ,
No. 10 MOUTH FOURTH STREET.
=VIA " PIMA 0/.1.1 . 111 A
The Philosophic Buruer.
HALYDEN'hi XLW Din' 1111.1:-.1.4 - 111.
l'hilo.,ephie Burner for Carra th ud , r ..•..
ready. It poemeaars many advantagei over Cf:('
Common Burners.
Ma=l
.
IL It will burn any quantity 01 oil witli .
3. It can be wed with /a !one or rb , .rt Phi:nney
4. It can be used as a taper niglit-laniv.
5. 'lt can al way,. he wade to burn eet.r..,tuira!l)
6. It is more easily than any Oti/1 . 1
burner.
BEMIC=I
li. It throws all the white light above the ronc.
9. The chunnty oats bo removed or ir.srr. , -.3
without tatiehing the glare.
These burners are the common No. I bile. anti
earl be put on any lamp now in use. EverT per.
son using Carbon Oil should have a
Burner. Price 26 cents; per dozen iat
N o . tag FOUitTll street. Pitoburgh.
ie2s- lydir P. A 11' 1)1::
NA. It CP iN A C.) I
wL ARE Steil/ NlAAll'EAll:llritt
this article, ann.!, for brilliancy
readout of offensive islet, and traiiNi.:iren , l ,•
•olor, (which color we warrant to hs changed L,
or alpine:red h. unsurpassed by Any
eater in this or Eactorn markets. .1,4 a
Oil to the consumer, we can spesially re:anis:nen:
it. Also. our manufacture of
CAUSTIC SODA,
Used by all largo Soap Makers and Oil rlcdnerioe.
which excels 10 per cent. in etrength all the want
of Nnidish Soda brought to thin conatry. 01.11
manufacture of
SAPONIFIER, OR CONCENTRATED LIE; SAL 1, LE%
Are so well sod favorobiy mown. Ws trust the
mention is sufficient.
All orders and inquiries will be Prorat4l7 at
sanded to by addressing.
1.1.11;014.4E COLIIOUN, Agent,
Penna. Balt Manufacturing Company
24 Wood street, Pitn=buzr4.
nal& Iv ,I*wi.
ARE SUPERIOR, °OPFER MINES
•-•XD-•
SMELTING WOR Kit.
P'A..1111.. a:retina - 1y or. co..
Mannfacturen of
Sheath. Braden!' and Boit Copper, Pressed Cop.
Der Bottoms, Raised Still Bottoms, Spo tor
Solder. &o. Also importers and
dealers in Mete, Tin
Plates Sheet Iron.
Fire. ho. •
Alir Constantly on hand. Tinmen's Machine:
ad Tools. Warehouse, No. 149 FIRST and 12U
ECOND STREETS, Pittsburgh. Penna.
airSPeeial orders of Copper out to any desired
tern. le2l:lydsw
ioretts Springs, Oambris Clonntv, Pa
tiIITIIATED OR THE ALLEGHENY
,••• Mountain, near Loretto, 4 wiles from Crmt
eon Station, Penwalvania Railroad, Cambria
county, PIA. , will be open for the reception of Vic.
[tore
On the 25th day of Jane.
An excellent Band of Music will be in attend
ance during the season.
For eiroWars andjurther Information. eppy to
FRANCIS A. GIBBONN
148-dtsepl Proprietor.
REMOVAL.
MINE PENNSYLVANIA SALT lAN.
UFACTURING COMPANY
Have removed their Office from 24 Wood it. to
OLD BEE WERT,
Corner of Pitt and Duquesne Way.
OFFICE ON PITT STREET.
61 (11 1 COI IlOrlc. A gen
OfFICI Or Tat CRNTRAL BOARD OF EDIIC VTION.I
Pittsburgh. August Zal, 185_ 2 2
FipllE RE-EXAMINATION OF A PFL -
JI. cants for admission to the High School will
commence WEDNESDAY, 97th instant at 8
o'cl eh a. m. JOIIN A. SERGE -
.DIT,
au25:34 Secretary.
STEAMBOAT AGENCY.
W itt . HAZLETT
Rao opsioi =Aloe st
• NO. 90 WATER STREET,
Where he will troposset a General Steamboat
Ascoosjordnas sad would solicit a Aare of wit
'vow sum otoomSootoon, 4014
10.,TOWE WATER PIPE FROM to
174"662""41MUVEVLANS.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1862.
KIT IiIiTLER FROM BOONVILLLE
[Continued from"Yesterday.]
There being now breathing time I re
, membered the artist•. Strange to say he
was nowhere to be seen but Kit who
seemed to divine the reason of my puzzled
looks pointed up the tree beneath which
we etoed- I looked aloft and dimly amid
the foliage of tho cedar I described a dan
gling pair of bluchers that seemed familiar
to me. They were the artist's.
"Come down!'• I shouted; "the Indians
are goi.e. But my request met with no re
sponse, unless an irritable movement of the
dangling boots was meant for a negative.
Again I hailed them, when, as if to put an
end to all further argument they ascend
higher among the breeches and were lust
to sight. "Guess the scared critter,s beast
up the ceader said lit, hiding suddenly
as he glanced over the prairie, "Hurrah!
Now mate, saddle up right smart." And
while I rapidly equipped the horses to my
astonishment he busied himself ia casting
upon the fire all the property laying
shout with the sole exception of our rides
and revolvers. • •If you vermeuts get us
they'll only git men plunder," he said
grimly contemplating his work:of destruc
tion.
"The Indians iu the creek, you mean
I asked.
The hunter shook his head and pointed
south Wards.
Following the direction of his arm I
made out, through the fast fading twilight,
Ia bawl of horsemen galloping right down
upon us. They were a band ofludians.--
As, doubtless, they were acting in con
cert with those on foot in the creek, it was
plain that our position was no longer ten
able. I perceived that Kit was of this opni
ion, fur be was now hastily examining our
three remaining Lot -es. They were young
American cattle, that I had bought on the
Columbia, as a speculation for the Cali•
furnia market. Two of them were light,
weedy-looking fillies; but the third, a
powerfully mad,. chestnut stallion, with
whit,; , feet, was by far tho best of the
lot.
I'ollu-ill take he chestnut: he is the
only Lo+u• at all up to your weight," I
said t, a seven stoner, ttt
"l'hankee,h e replied, '"tis
kind )e-- (-6, to give up the best
m a ) tile spotted mud
-1.3;:t wiqat.e them white
md ti:... eye :kio't Liar girt, so it
A tew v,:s Now wasted in en.
to ttudc the artist to deeend
00. arid hate the th,rd horse; bur r
r oti ii—utint Cf itit..nsti rear, or • Con
ih.• :it -entity of f.ts "cache,." he
igP. .1s the horsemen
acre or,w t.i . . on Us, and the
in th e cr,,k th• 4.411 them •
as if wil h a (it•-ijin cuttitig or..r
i....rent, we were died unw:llingly to
,live I i, iinprat volury of • 'high art"
hie hoe. Jr, , moiriting our horses, bud
driviox, the t , in- 1 f“re 114, Wt• itm on
••• flo:(I hard, my cotnrade.
a. 1'... or ii..y I rode ttrettio
"if 'twur t/nly I
porary trout thii to
t tat It e'‘ t
t, !.ty n.;.!..
R. tht - 1, - , it :s ,, n vat
mint, ri...;ht th• 4 par.
s out mon% and we're
malty :net , twi.• I.:er !Aid rn.,:nfair,
.for.• rre gt d•Jwt: L. the f' prn
iii.' :1 give lio•A !:re, , ,i e r, kox
it3rld I,e ridtkn
,• n a I.rad
ILat
our hettier tk . ,e
~•••••;..d rpm , . kl!,appiont
anutipa-
I .1.1!I,T
a: 0, d
,d l ': •: 'al.!tire t Ivor
ouilPidifori,i, didq, IPtr•
“.1: L. 1., we heard theta
~,4 , t u t ii p•l,ruit. Datkile-1 now het rep•
idly in, as in lnlLlti tile,
our r ,ever:d weoks to
toliow the trll, ! , :ckod with great
ettie. As wr r t.. the en:l of the Arai
rie, 1 I..as Geii•Jted a full moa n
rising over the tnotintaitt4, SO that we
,hot,:d Low Intro light to g:,itle us in our
thebt great cloture in tier favor.
had relapsed into las'accustottp-d taciturn
ity, to,d beyond panng grew :tit:union to
the ~ otititt tt:e rear, by which he 'well].
ed to regal,.. our ho betrayed no
tut erost to a!!)thiog. Knowing that all
depended on our blur-.e9 holding ou t , as
%%.r zip the tirit !lung Ulollfilatti
slop., I. raligi•d iota of hint and i'.C•
thou condi:ions. My own fitly,
though pro;ty heavily weighted, was, as
yet, prt..tiy itesh, bar stride was easy and
eutsue, and 1 felt she wis warming to her
work. But an unpieto•ant sensation came
over me, I noticed that Kit's chestnut was
already bathed iu n profuse sweat.
Sow that we were fairly in the moun
tains, our real troubles began. Three days
since we bad crossed this range, and hey
ing shortly before made the passage of the
great Canon Creek, a terrific pass, the trail
had it at appeared more dangerous than usu•
al. But then we had leisure and daylight
to guide its ; now, the white, metallic light
of the anion, which brought out in start-
Hing distinctness each crag and rocky point
it. fell upon, left many dangerous bits of our
path in deep obscurity, yet we were com
pelled to pass over them in full career; for
our pursuers begun to push us to their ut
most. At intervals, above the clatter of
our horses' hoofs, the mountains behind
no echoed with their whoops, and were re
idled to front the heights around by the
peculiar cry of the white owl, proceeding,
as we were aware, from red sentinels, who
' were able to observe every turn of the
chase, and thus urged their comrades still
to follow. Urged by their riders to the
top of their speed, the hardy, unshod little
mustangs of our enemies scrambled after
us over the dangerous trail with a cat-like .
facility of hold not possessed by our own
cattle. To add to our embarrassment, our
third horse begun to show a desire to stray
from the trail, and forced us of ten to lose
ground by swerving to head him back again.
In fact, it was all we could do to hold our
own, and, desperate as our desperate need
required it,wepushed on. The steep moun
tain side, the other day painfully ascend
ed, was now dashed furiously down, the
edge of the precipice, usually traversed so
gingerly, was spurred fiercely overoanheed-
Mg the appeals of our terrified horses, who
quivered and snorted in very fear. Without
Limning bridle, we spattered through the
mountain torrent that ran down the deep
gulches,and took Eying the smaller streams.
When the last weary mountain- crest was
topped and we descended again to the wood
ed
plain beneath, !should have felt compar
atively sate, had it not been for the •
deplorable conditiom of our horses. As
Kit had foreseen, the mountain range had
fearfully tried them. Though my mare,
with the instinct of good blood, still an
swered when I called to her. I felt was
getting fast used up; _ but the chestnut was
mu a still worse plight; his drooping crest
and laboring stride told the eatermity of
his distress- We had just arrived at the
ford of Slate creek, a small arm o f Rogue
river, when Kit's chestautsuddenly stagger.
ed, and then plunged headlong . to the
~
ground. - "Four white legsaud w lute softy;
cut his throat arid throw him to the
SELECT TALE.
r: rp,
crows!" exclaimed his rider, bitterly re
peating the old saying as he vainly endeav
ored to rise him. Meanwhile 1 had rid.
den forward and caught the• loose
horse. Kit mounted him in silence, and,
together we entered the ford; but just be
fore we reached the opposite bank, he
dismounted, and standing knee-deep it/ the
water, put his rein into my hand.
"Mate," he said, "we're bound to part
company, it we don't want to go under;
take both animals and make tracks for
Van Noy; this coon'll look not fur
his
self, somehow. Good bye t'ye." And he
Att. WI wading down the erlea.
I brought my horse to his side in a -mo
ment.
[Concluded To•morrow.]
OWED BYRNE,
NERORANT TAILOR,
49 St. Clafr Street.
CLOTHING MADE TO OR
DER CHEAP FOR CASH.
1111M171111111D FROM NEW
ILA YOH& with a choice stock of CLOTHS,
CASSLIMM and VRSTINGS. which can hi
purchased at prices far below the loud rates.
Ildrilrest hsdueelsento Wend to east buyers.
Lino out Oil Work Jil
DUNCAN, Dtrinep & CO.,
Maaesetaron of
MEE WHITE REFINTar
CA-ItitON OILS
bur OMCIN NO.Pa. 291 LIBERTY STREET. Pitts
gh. znyit-Brud
ELTOmica TO OIL REFINERS AND
im OTHERS.
rilE PENNA. SALT MANUFACTURING CO.
Having completed their arradgemente for the
manufacture of
CONCENTRATED OIL Or VITRIOL,
Are now prepared to pampa!
m m i trade therewith.
Their Madman Still la a eopacitY of 1 2. 00 0
Me per day. they will be to All orders hi
large quantities without dip
Address OEORa LHOUN. Agent.
24W00d at. Pittsburgh.
JOHN LITTLE, Jr.,
NO. 104 FOURTH INTREZT ,
STOCK AND BILL BROKER
Promhwory NoteA Stock Bonds. and MortgareF
beturbt and sold. 11,
• ---
TEZTH E XTRACTED Ist /' t'a.oo
PAIN by the we of an apttlecte• sterol , :
no drugs or galvanic battery are surd. Medi
cal gentlemen and their Whines Lays their 'eta
extracted by my process. and are randy to testifs
as to the Weil and painlessness stage sperati,m.
whatever has been said by peniete !'er• vvr ted u.
Asserting theeontrary. hashing. 1 4 '4 , , of nil
maw.
118-ARTIFICIAL TEETH invert bt eren
4tylo. and ohawroo at low. so wild wt mut tilt
best of material in an eases.
E OUDET. Dentist.
ISA 61321ie11011 Street:
n 0141,42
NEW GOODS.
swig MIA VIE JUST succsivv.n mon
v v the Eaat a lane and &oleo selection of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
furl:hate' sod Youths wear. embracing' all th.
dement styles COATMOS. CASSD(RRES AND
YYSTINGIS. W. H. Nee= &CO,
t
0 wrier Miariro Rana.. 143 redeng a m
griIIEIESGE -13 110411% IPIRINE /11L.
CIIENNE Jun receir..l gra .r • by
JAS. A. FETZER.
au?? corner NHu►rt au.. r Ifs( ...greets.
parTsu ERG 1111 NCHI. No. II IN
IV oat z•tr , ..t, of the lialtuauro Piano tax
ti,ry, cash! shod in A rhoioe egoe.lc o f Nan,
oetaro Ce n ts Plan• a. combining all the e.sen•
;isle of . 4rnt 'lna ha r "mew wi:ti :tie noreltie,
Highly import isit to toe otitiedi
pie WC. Low for cash Or . Jl,Ci! , e Awn,.
3. BROTHER.
amufa•-turers.
OUQUESNE BRASS WORMS.
1E . `U.1.11"401 , 41 dr. CO..
MANCVACTVIESSOF RVIIT 6ARIMITT 0
FINISHED BRAES WORK,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
11. - Particular attention to Elting Oil Refine:
tea Brawl Csatines of ernyerioramembneaa made t.
order. Steamboat work and moat:ins goner
ally.
aritoes' \in Danes Safety 16411/1
M Bracket/ and t :ante: Corner ST. CLAI
iTEEET AND DUQUESNE WAY. fel3af
PONSILVASIA IMMO CHM Till
A. M.
Leaves Walla Statbo every Sunday at 91l
do Turtle Creek. do do 920
do Brutrun'a, do do 92.5
do Wilkinsbargh do do 9.12
do Rag Liberty, do do 950
Arrive at Pittsburgh. 10 15
RETURNING TRAIN I'.M.
Lenses Pittsburgh every Sunday a* lon
do East Li Perry do do 191
do Wilkinabunth do do 132
do Brlnton'a do do 149
do Turtle Creek do do 1 5
Arrive at Walla. 20 0
J. STEWART. Passenger Agent.
Pittabtush. J air 1.1)6I. 13'lltf
ROBERT ARTHI7BB,
ATTOTINTEAC AT LAW,
AND COMNISKONNIL 01P ri gr. .of Ohio,
iens.Texas. Wieoolosia. V New York
Dlinois.lowaarlo w. dins. KAU
achy and Mlohlost.
inhUim No. 11111 FOURTH MITT.
ARMY OHIUTS,
SOLDIERS' GOODS!
New styles selling elleap. at
MACRL k GUM'S.
71t Market street, bet I t k k Diamond.
MIME CHEAPEST AND DEA T—l T
would astonish the most credulous to tow,
how low Moots, Ibsen, Gaffers, for
flea. Wolves. keys. Muss and Chub
drra, all of Ike Beet Quality, can be
Bonght at my Store.
You will not believe until you see. So call and
examine the stook at the
People's Shoe store.
JOS. U. BORE LAND.
No. 48 Market street.
next door to Fifth.
CAMP MNIVEY FOR BALE BY
GOWN a TETLEY,
133 W4lOll
TO BIIILDERSI AND CONTRACT°
We are now 'manufacturing a onperlor ariddo of
LIME,
whiob - *e ire premed to deliver from our COAL
YARD, Aft LIBERTY STREET.
b and a ßed s
anal quality of Family Coal a lw ays on
mot TIVRIIIOII. WNW*, RT •
RitrARTERWASTERS" WAR.
U. irozi. RANTS.
ND OTHER CLAIMS AGAINST
THE GOVERNMENT.
en
At t l int:lll6lH TRIIST CORPANY,
d JOHN D. permi.y. Cashier.
WM. /LEMUR .... ... JCS. R. HUNTEb
WM. IL SMITH & CO,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
NOS. H 2 SECOND MD 147 MST STIEM
/di _ PVETIIIR ROW .
ell
lime=ipMmma caincs
naiad
h seediri %fad for
r Webs whim & BR
Ilia wort- WM mad similr=bee
L,§V o
P.IEITR ONA OIL WO It li.JEji
LONC. MILLER £ CO..
WORKS AT sHAEPSBURGH STATION. AL
LEGHENY VALLEY RAJIEIDAD.
Once and Warehouse
22 MARKET STREET, WITTSRIIRGEL
sionofsztorzo of immakatics and Lubricated
Carbon OW and Bennie.
, No. I arrimuto OIL, WARRANTED
NON- EX pIAISR VE. alwartz on hand. 0n241.!
NEW GOODNi NEW GOODS!!
Eaton, Meternm .t CB6.
Are daily in reeeipt of new
TRIMMINGS,
TRIMMINGS AND BONNET RAMON&
EMBROIDERIES ANP
REAL LACEGOO DS,
LINEN CAMBRIC IriabirEkcalsrs.
GENT'S SHIRTS,COLLA RS and TIES
sKuers. CORSETS.
HAIR NETS, &a.
The attention of wholesale buyers is invited to
oar present stock.
EATON, MACRUM & co,
No. 17 Fifth street.
C C FOR BARGAINS.
The Subscriber wishing to close out his SWUM?
BOOTS, 9110 r.S. AND GAITERS.
To make room for Fail floods, will offer thenrat a
Blight advance on cost You must call at the
CHEAP CASH STORE,
OF JOS C. BORLAND'S.
ant BA Market greet. 241 door &nos Fifth.
NialtiVATZ
Dr.BROWN'SIIIEDICAL
and BUROICAL Wise, No. 30
Smid nsylvaniadeld street. P l OOOlll4
Pen.
• 4 --
Dr.BROWN is an old °Wren - '
of Pittrburgh , and has been in -4, • '
Praotieeforthelast two:LWve
years. His Waimea> has been
..1 0
manned mostly to Privme and -
Surgical Dbosses. - •
CITIZENS AND STRANURit
fn need of a medical friend. should not fail to
tad out the sure place of relief, The Dootor i! 5
regular graduate. and ha experience in the treat.
meat of a certain class of diseases is a sere guar
antes to the sufferers of obtaining permanent re
lief by the use of his remedies and following lit
advice.
DR. BROWN'S REMEDIES
sever fail to cure the worst form of Venereal
%masa. Impuritiesand tiereittleus A trootions.—•
Also all diseases aritir.g from a horeditary tair.t,
which manifc.its itselt he the form of tettet
osorissis. ar4l . a ',Teat
. many forme of zkin dis
eases, the orti,r.:l wlnch toe patier.t is cr.tiircl:,
.gnorant. To persons co Dr.lirownceferi
lopes of a sure recorcrr.
SEMINAL •
Dr. Brown'; reamaie,; , ,c toe tz un bi t
ren.iht on often 4,7 tlrat eN;P:_ry bahlt c sonstta,
(ratification, which Zito youag and anal( minded
'lien give way to. ;to ibe'..r a WI, deetruvra.) or
:he nob , reliable realm:its known is tap countri
—the— are sate. a::d make a snocay restoration
of health.
EtIikIErMATISAL
Dr. Brown's rumettio: nevur fail to cure this
Painful disease ix A ?CR' L.S I'z—he will warrant
- etre. lie also treats Piles. Meet, Cionnorrhir,
stricture. Use tb.:i liisenartes, Fem 10 Wea aneei
Monthly Sup £, .tes m the Joints
Fistula in Ano, ?derma:: Affections. Pains in iht
deck and Biltivvs, Irritattom of the Egadder, to
tether with all E . :het:Jai cl au impure origin.
A letter dimerihiut the symv toms, containing s
set. directed to Dii. BRE/ Wll. N 0.30 Sinithfiele
it.. Pittsburgh, Fa., will be immediately &newel ,
ed. Medicine atiz.tto sty address. Barely pease
sad secure fruni c`diorvati.m.
Deice and Privei. Nc. 30 Smithfiele
street. Pittsburgh. Pa. ncls-dawda
LI/ E PO ItTli IV I 7t; 5(1 DOZ F;111
pur e - Port :741n, j)0 Porto," it
ore mid for I.y
ct> Vlll. 17 1' IT I.'l- n
Nu/ .New 'Cork to iiivez-,t;o1.
TILL 111,.‘ASHTP
GREAT EAS'IERIV.
Waiter Paton Caranuttender,
WILT. DISPATCHEO
PROM LITETIP,IO(.. i F:tfllt Nrw T. EH.
Calling at Quter, , ,.a - n - - i;eut.
•aturday - - ~t urday. - - ()et. 2f ,
WednetdaY. - I - Dtv.ll
Tuesday. - - 1.11
.ha Ims - int ureved berFel
noqualleJ fvr . ,tf :v. and ,vsnfort. 1.,q1
i• - knec. Lein) ...1,;1,/,11 gi v ree
mtnen,l•,.l v.; gible vony,ya l ,co r a
,a,e.urers.
VIEST 11A - - - - ;611 , tJilli" - +
web I..ertn, A. , A..r ;o tnO elect, Filu. , l l lon, Ana
cco onitniation 0:•tno - 1,414.; 1 - 1 , 4;113, , , A/1 haviui ,
he SAWr r.:%tht,e- tiro Alla to ragard
me..t , :c.ci 1,o;1311"
. .
.•;•a till tvr f.xliliet , may bc oa
ragnil by ti.t.v:al agrrement.
.•!•errabt.s mad chili.
tren under 12 yea:4 of wge , h_j; tarn;
free.
SEt!OND C41:11S.
itate Room Be:11u, °mats served at aoparate to
hie, tsk),
Tiokets for the rt,rage to a.nd frc, n Liverpool&
a faro and a halt
TUIRD CABIN
- - •
Intermediate State Room—Pamangera tonne
with bed. beddir4. table utensils. anti guod sub
stantial toed, -
- SIEF.RAtIE.
With superior accetuteedations. - $.l".
Each passenger allowed .tcrentv cubic feet of
tiaggage.
An experienced surgeon en board.
For treight or pass.,ge spply to
O AN.
116 Water street, RATTl
Yittel•urgh.
LtitA:-. A.
At the office. 2%0.1." Er.*-'. •r.j. E. Y.
JIOWLANI) tSP/ WALL.l"itn.
ant
ATlEfillgE PittsPEnTy AT •
BalttiAl eonifortablo two-stor 3 dwelt.
inn house. well urrat god and in gaud ord e r . per.
lien in front. two parlors. toarelu manliee. dirt.ng
mom, b iltingrown. washing robin a. d bed ILO 1.
on trot fi g`r: hal . five chtimbels e tees. eqs , o
second from; good cell:: under the whole noses:
brieh staid , 00.1 IT . t1.,0 g ••pe arbors.
with abundsoce etirr.sn s. gooseberries,
strawberries, I ne to , RR e 7111,1 cuti• r • had. trees:
urge assortment of shrw a sll,d flower.; over fs
fruit trees of choir • qu .liti• 5. liV el , e evergreen.,
brick, gravest ant shell wa ko Lot 82 feet by 8;
deep to Reboot's -treat: ese. of access by Pa-sen
g.r Railway. The locution is hes thy and 1 , ea
aut. A fine view of th , ri, er For prim:, non
terms apply to s. etTIIBIIRT
au2l 51 Alarke , street.
KNAP'S BATTERY.
REecalttrill 117,
A tt,r l ::. ll o'Ewpwitrulthite aln n y l o
General Pope cantuaanding.
LIEUTENANT ATWELL.
Who hat been detailed en recruiting service, will
be in the city in a few dayr. In the teem time,
persons wishing to Join the Battery will ea! at
A'LWELL, LEX t CO'?t
au2o-tf \o.B Wood street,
WILLIAM CARE & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
A rid linpertern of
WINES. BRANDIES, ECINS, Q.
ALSO.
Dietillers and Dealers in
FINE OLD MONONGAHELA RYE WHISKI
327 Liberty Street.
nn9fir PITTAIRITRGYL PAL
WALL PAPE - Ali
WINDOW CURTAINS, &c
New Style! for Spring of lii62.
A Great Variety and. Fine &Men
went trawl 6 1-11 eettni
to 65 per Pierer.
For &e 19
THORIAS PALMER,
DO. 91 WOOD ISIMM.
Betwee n 411 & • Stb..Zl door Wow Dirosood Ally
row •
COLTAKEV*LVIER•m• •AID 121411
6 bhut tot Sal•ai *d
BeeTlisno= ATD GAITERS. FOR
Niwig MI aver—at MoCiellsaire Muds%
VOL XX.M- Establish 64 -1812.
Note. Stook, Dealt, Bead and Port■
OFFICE. ROOM No. It MIRK E'S - 131111 DING,
FOURTH STREET. Pittsburgh. Pa.
en.Xl,OOO to Invest in Mortgagos,and.l.7s. 1
Parer. 'my22
CORN WELL & KERR".
_ • • •
CARRIAGE - MANUFACTURERS.
(At the cad ortabliActi Coach Factory)
DugustiNr. VI NT,
NEAR ST. CLAIR STREET.
Repairing dune as usual. lei
READ-
QUARTERS. VE I.E l lA. }.
&RON) , GE‘LuAl! s . p. Tr , .
S TATE MEV I i
C f A b W ur as ,
if:so , !O.
P 1N
s !
a.
iII.VA be State e. 11,11
meet in the Hall of the lionse Repro "on
at 114rrilburir. on Tlt if r-D t S f'TH‘l it
Ith 18-2. anti sit 019. a DA , fo. examln . t ion
of candidates for thq p, , rt of Ass.s.ent Sauget)*
in Pennsy Tanta regiments.
CandideteeW 11 register their mimes at the Hall
at 8 o'clock a. m.. and none but .li•tre Pret- , 4
pnmetnally at 9 a.m. will be eau tui..ed
Citizens of Peon. Ir , nia of g ,, 0 , health .nr.4l
capable of active sort ice in the field; can al ,ue
bc receive' ,
ity order of A. G. Ctruror. wp m , of rerin'a.
11.1. , NR 1 IL SAFIVI,
urgpon lien. Pa
National Horse Fair at Chicago.
"Irian smirreintrucii. Wr. WAY •.E .b
CIIICAGO RAIL w. ,
Gunton Ticketann MONDAYS:n..I GI: it y
Sept let and t* d. Sth and 11th, to pa, I e 4
to attend tee NATO) Al. IIOItSE FAT'. I. be
hold at vbittago. cowl ertoutg Sopc. :td en I end
int tept. 3: 4 th.
Iheee tielteta will wild at ."14 'SO ft. , the
round trip. and will ba aofai well( W.: , on .s out
theday of sale; but theY - witl by r Me' d f r the
rotum trip on Coy trpin that ut Sued..y
night. septemberllth.
Fatties holding .surh tirketa. stainPe4 b r tit')
Secretary Of tbe air. will be 1..w.11 by be
awbouties to lea F ve Cb.b.itt uPy
Duo.
ITALIAN VIOLIN STRI NGS,
BY MAIL, PONT PAID
Trebles, or E strings, 4 lenetha, best quality... 2na
Seconds. or A 3 ' beat Italian... 15a
Thirds or D " 3 " bust 15a
Fourths or G " 1 • " pure Silver.. `5. 1 .3
Beet quality French or German Ist. 3‘.1 and
4th Strings. each 1);
Best quality Guitar D; A and E, silrorstrings,
ouch
to
Second quality Guitar D. A and E. silver
strings. each 100
Beat quality Violincello A and D. each 2f,e.
Beat quality . (4 and C. each ..... ...
• Mailed to any addrms ,•ast paid en receipt of
the money, or in postage stampi.
81. JOhN H. MELLU
N. B—A large lot of fresh strings JUSi arri
also, Violut C:l.9tS. Flutes, Accordions. &c.
S. B. di C. P.
Manufacturers and Dellore in
BOOK CAP LETTER,
WRAPPING PAPER, have realov4d irvra
Ro. 27 Wood street to
NO. 88 SMITHFIELD STREET.
Pittabarsh.
ai' Ca& paid for RAGS. «I CJ
MMES.! LIALEntd. c. C LiaLZGLi.
ROBT. HALZELL & CO.,
COMMISSION AND FORWAFDPS tiEF.CHANTS,
AND•
tlee,!cn It Produce az:: Pt tzab aziL Xamtliuturw.
= - No. 2311 LIBEILTY eITICEET,
st3r.ol. prfT!--.T*P.041
THE BEST REVOLVER YET.:
COOPERS PATENT JOui,l.➢: AC.
IVJ Ti.o.N BEVO I.VERS. re Inup.etiviid
Ittsburadm are admitted by comp -t:l4 'inlets to
le the but Receiver. Ltllide
They combine rapidity of fare with deliberate
m.simpLeity of ection. birchen: at
of ueet
lent Illati are of the birchen: ie %vt :mut •
mip and finish
Office in Bank Block. Fifth street, ever Krair:tr
Itahnis. For sale by
J. M. COOPI - 11 S t 0 .
Pa'entees lr Man ufFetnrerte.
NEW MEDICAL DISDOVENV _
GIOR THE SPEEDY tMi VERDIAN;
fIE ENT ours of •
GONORItELIA. A. NFL URETLEILL
Ditcb.erres, Sombal Weaknem Nightly Zazaa r
e on ltleotati met getiltel Irtita
bility tit ?el. 6tneturt 11'4
Affe , one et the Kid--
ttittieh has beet: D :1:1W I,!V4n
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANR..
n their Rrivate prectioe. with the eadre enerites.'
aper:metes everes C0P21131., CAs.4Turri. or .14.9
.empetuld hitherto known.
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS
-
:re speedy in onion. often cifectiur a.rure
;Its ditys. and when a cure is effsetea i porusatr'
ot. They are prepared from vegetshlo entracte
hat ate haimlesson the olden., and nevuu,oe. 4.4
,te the stomach, or impregnate the brlelVanti,.
"Una* stoma coated, all nauseous taste k - OWIIW
30 change of diet is necm•sary whilst using thtinstl
tor does their actien interfere with businne
:rite. Each h enronin.
PRIOR OAR DOLLAR.
De. Bel Est Treatise ou et anal nal
ouis.uens. .
.1 bust,. Go7t9rritea. S. a Panoltlet
, pages. contaittmg trapt , rtalit ad, i e to tau a
dieted. SENT J REE. Six cents aro rolturtat to
pay postage.
DR. BELL'S GREEN SOGK,
‘. complete TreatUo on Goitorrhett,lilial; &rico.
turn S'sl~iQtl , .tc., in All tho rotT.uo w tin
I eocrit.tiono m Ebirlibh, onol , uti 1.4 at. 11.-
Ina t meta, without th , aid of u phyato an _
PRICE OEI3 DOLLA it.
The Me or 80 - oks ww 1."4 FOOT. bccore fr om
4orvation. by nisi;, rout-paid. any nrusett
Agent, on receipt of the uionar .
J.BN. AA. gtochost,o,tY.. (ien't
corner Market ` r m. •
agent for Puti.burgh.
IS
Sold by all Druggists
SOLAR 011. WORKS tX§XPANY,
OP PENNSYLVANIA:
OFF/OR SP. OL.AIk near the Bridge;
elL.Addrea
J. WEAVER. JR.. Socreta47 atisi Treasure::.
tustiLti
COLT'S REVOLVERS, ALL sitEES;
Old and New Model. tor eals ac hat vrieet by
SOWN a TETIA.Y.
13 , 1 tt o t at rrrt.
El 00P Sit IRT4—Foile q, a:S
II! Fes arid rhi wren, at Mu eliat
ODD FORKS run SALE lIIY
it BROWN Tk:'CLEY,
VA; WoLd
A FRIEND IN NEED , TRY IT—ran:.. tia. SWEETS INFALLIBLE I.INBI ENT es
prepared from the recipe of Dr. Steile,. :•••,,• °et, it
Connecticut, the great hone setter, anti ha: Lt.'',
Iselin hia practice for the last twenty yearn irittr
the most astenishinasueeeen. As on ever:ft Teat.
ercly it is without erica] anti will pain
more speedily than any other premor.itimi. Ft , r
ill Rheumatic and Nerr'3ELß Dl.,tortlery it, tritt7
infallible and as a cure for Woolidi"
ipraine, Braises, &c., its soothing. healing,'orei
',merciful strengthening pmpertieN, exeite the just.
wonder and sl trial and
. astonishment otvera
r b o u t. t a n e c s '' .7
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