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beinueratie State Ticket.
ISAAC IILYINEIMR. Widen Comm,
AA MIES P. HAIR. Allegheny County.
DEI'OOE9IIO COUNTY TICKET.
POO CO.D - 1111S TRIM DISTRICT.
GEO. P. HAMILTON.
FOR rar...4IDICSTJUDOIg 00CRT OF MINOR PLEA&
R. P. FLENNIKEN.
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MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. 8
VITI 1 D NIIBHNICIIOIIII IVT !UDC
Sick and Wounded Soldiers is
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Philadelphia.
Gummi. STHEET ROSPITS.L.
The following Pennsylvanians are now
in the several hospitals of Philadelphia:
Wm Henry Bagley, corp I, 88th; Chas
.11 Brown, teamster; Eugene A Beckley,
D, Bth. ties; Christian Birkey, A, 10th.
Res; Geo Beatty, G, 11rh; R Brough:
ton, B, 111th; John Bear, I, 11th; David
Buchanan,E, 76th; Thos J Pritzer, B,
Ist, lies ; Sam'! Cochran, F, 105th; ' Jul
Dunn. F, 105th; Chauncey E Ellis, F,
105th; Thos Csrwood, 1, 85th; Albert
Gould. D, 6th, Res; Jonas Garluts, A,
10th, Hes; John Gamble, corp, I, 63d,
Joh n Graff, C, 2d, Res; Jacob .1.,
A, :"L.0(1; Jeremiah Hoflinan, IL 11th;
Sidney Buchner, E, 12th, Res; John
Keogh, 00th; W, O S Lantz, corp, C,
"th, ltiis; Milton Ludwig, K, 48th; Joseph
Morrison, K. Ist; Perry McDowell, B,
111th; as Miller; 1, 18th, Davis Mc-
Bride,
E, 10th, Res; Edward Peaslee,
E, Derdati's Sharpehooters; Geo A Parke.
C, enr, nth: Daniel Parke, C, 1 ltho
Francis Phillips, A, 10th, Res; Jacob
Reimeek, H, 'loth; George Raymond A,
Ltith: N F Reynolds, sergeant, A., 56th.
Jas Redwood. 11, 63d; Percival Y Rhodes, -
sergeant, H, 88te; Joseph B Sanders,E,
Ist Bordan Sharpshooters; Jas ophun,
corporal, H, 00th; Jas Thomas, C, 11th;
.o.so
ham, A, 10th; Jonathan Willing
,G. 48th; Robt Wiper, I, 63d; David
D, 1 ilth.
SOUTH ::REST HOSPITAL.
DI A.ekieson, U t 9th Iles; Jas T Boggs,
D, 11th Res; Leti S Beasidell, /), 50th;
Jonathan Carbsufh. K, 103 d; Walter
Clougn, A., 1 i th; as Dowling, H, 63d;
Milton (4 Daley, 11, ISM; Daniel Gra
hs,m, B, 11th lies; Abraham Heiser, cor
poral, lst, Res: Auttiu Loomis, Corporal,
A, 12th nes: .Tos Murray, corporal, j,
100th; Attr H Murray, sergeant, A,
105th; LE C Moore, F Ist Artillery;
Corp W Li Parker, D, 3d ' Res; C C Been,
Corp
7th li•rs; Jos Reopen°, r, dith.
SIXTH AND MASTER. STREETS HOSPITAL.
Benj Buyer, E, .60th; J R Bortle ,s H.
83d; Lewis Dodge, U. 88d; Corp N H
Davis, A, 84th; Sergt Jas S B,
olith; Corp Lafayette M He Lafctintaine,
11, 111th; 1 . /Avid Lana, C. 110th. Joseph
Myer, 1, 2tith; Sergt S F Norton, E, 2d
'Sharpshooters; % id Osborn, nurse; La
layette Praise, !I, 111th; Corp Geo W.
Penn, L, 28 , h; Eshinger Rhoads, L, Ist
Cavaly: Chas W oodward, C, 28th; Jona
than Wissinger, K, 11th; Sergt. Oeo C
noise!, A, 20th.
WEST PHILADELPHIA HOSPITAL.
Thaddeus Albert, musician. 84tb; Amos
iI Allen, 11, 83d; Win Anni 4, K, 50th;
Alfred Brown, 14 110th; Harrison N.
Barr, G, 84th; Jrremiah Baugh, IL 90th;
Jas P Crawford, F, Ist Res. Cavalry;
John Cheesetnen. E, Ist Cavalry; Pitilan
der S Culver, G, 84th; Sergt W W Custer,
K, 50th; Isaac Carley, G, 11th; Henry
Cuppenburg, A, 109th; Jos Caldwell, K,
100th; Geo W Chawson, D, 56th; Corp
Lawson Calman. D, 107th; W S Depuy,
A:, 90th; John Dunn, E, 84th; Porter R
Davis, C, 110:h; a tired Delavau, A, 109th;
Reuben Dibbel, I, 2d Cavalry; Jos Don
aldson, D, 111th; Sam'! 91 Da'lly, F, 83d,
Jacob Frank-, L, sth Cavalry; Corporal
A ugustus G Freble, I. 11th; Thos Freble,
K. 11th; John Griflith, K, Bth; Sam'l
t: 4 ilbert, I. 6th; Jacob Guetner, D. 11th;
Sylvester S Gaston, K, 100th; Daniel
G, 108 d; Wm H Hunsicker, I, 81st;
Gorp W M Hamilton, 1:1, 84th; Sam'! %V
Hurlinger, C, 56th; Lloyd Kern, I, 93d;
tr;:rtst Miller, H, 50th; David 11 Miller,
Joust P :Annum', B, 28th; 1 aleb M %anis,
/ , 21:1 Cavalry; Coro Abram T McCutcheon,
I, 115th; Geo McFarland, I, 26tht_John
C Newton, F, 90th; Edwd Norwood, B,
oth Res; Beuf flumberger, E, 84th; Levi
Randall. 1.% 75th - ; Dwight. Roberts, G,
84th, George Reynolds, 6, 104th; Wm
Richardson, B, 56th; Corp Hyram E
Smith, H, 111th; Fred'k Shugert, 1, Illth;
Josiah Lox. F, 7th Rest- Serg't Hugh
Smith, E, 81th; Sanford M Stonebreaker,
C, 49th; Henry G Shaver, E, 28th; Wm
Scandrett, A, oth lies; Michael Smith,
;'..7• 73d; Stephen Tagget, F, 48th; Sam'l
S Eakins, Ur, Bth; Frank M Weiss, C,
BIOAD SREERT HOSPITAL
W Malony, 11, Bth Res; G Otto, A, 7th
Res; Tyros Page, G, /Slat; C Palmetier
0, 46th; Henry Pierce, L, 2d Cavalry;
Se-gt.. G. Randall. 11, 3d Res; John Rem
inely, G, 58th; John Robinson, 98th; Corp
4 1 M Rockafellow, C, 131st; E Roach, F,
LeAL-: A G Rhoads, B, 93d; S W Shade!,
D. Thom Alexander. F, 62d; L D
.-Irmstron B, 12th Res; G M Brown, A,
Zola Res; John Brieken, D, 2d; Henry
Ball, A, 26th; j Bergin, B. 48th; S Brun
ner, C, 11th Res; A Bells, K. Ist Berdan
Sharpshooters; Jacob Candy, F, 56th;
John S Cox, C, oth Rep; Thoa Clampton,
/I, 63d John Campbell, K, 99th; Johu
Conway, E. 28th; James Day, K. 486;
Geo Deeoursey, A 06th: Rona Dough
erty, i 3, 63d; Benj Elloridge, F, 99th;
Corp Thos.! Evans, F, 10th Res; Henry
Eapler. B.. 6011.13; Harry Elby, A, 7th Res;
Fulmer, F, 105th; Corp John Fryor,
F, Ist Res; Sergt Henry Foulk, E, llth
Res: Chas Gill, F, 105th; H C George. I,
iSlauJohn Gibbons. K, 71st; J 0 Gar
r,. 11, C 110th; J Given, I), 112th; J
Griece, G. 48r11; C E Goddard, A, 7th,
Res_,._ John Hnily, H. loth Reserves;
IV Harris, C. 83th; Mark Hogan, F. 2d;
Jas High, H. 88 h; Thos Harvey, C, 26th;
T Hicks, K, 11th; J L Harris, A, 7th
Res; John Henry, F, let Artillery; T
j„ tdiS , H. luoth; D Johnson, 0, 84th;
Morgite. Keyser, L, 2d; Benj Kline, C,
o6 i i i; .1 IV Kltue , 131st; John Kelly, C,
11th;
M Locker, A, 109th; Thos Lloy d,
I'. 48th; D C, 56th: Jut P McKee;
11th; J Miller, K, 100th; P Miller,B,
88th; W H Martin, C, 111th; C B ur .
phy, D, 28th; Corporal M Steele, I,
106th; Thomas Stewart, A, MitlitHenry
Spietler, A, 40th; B- F Thomas, F. 28th;
Geo W Vaughan, C, H Vonevoltr,
A. 90th; Thos Winn, C. 88th; John West
brook. K, 68th; Chu Wastfall, F. 28th; S
Warner, H. 90th; Corporal E
A, gilltb; John Woods,
Suet Willie, D, 68th; Sieholes
F. 6th.
A UDITOR GENERAL,
SURVEYOR GICNERAL,
e urge our fellow-citizens to organize
form companies, arm with all such weap
one as may be within their control, and
report to this committee, that the neces
miry arrangements may be made for sup.
plying arms, Are., to those without them.
Let us be in baster—prudent wise hast
I Let us resolve that a foeman's .
footprint
s
on the sacred soil of our good old Stott
shall be blotted out forever by the blood
of the aggressor; let us be in earnest; let
us appeal to God to arou4e within our
hearts and souls the spirit of terrible and
determined earnestness.
We advise that each election district in
the several wards, boroughs and town•
ships in the county organize one or more
companies—let the - work be time faithful
ly and thoroughly. In the present crisis
all who aro Dot willingly with the coun
try may be safely charged with being
against it. Liberty and Caton, one and
inseparable, now and forever. Let us s o
organize that we may now preserve our
institutions, and that we leave a read)
means for our eh:Lire!' to perform their
great duty Our people neesi to ha aroused.
disciplined and organized, so that rebel
lion, now and hereafter, may he crushed
treason punished, and that the best gov
eminent vouchsafad by a kind Providence
to man may he preserved for all time to
come. By order of Committee,.
Wu. F. JOHNSTON, Chairman.
Thos M. Howe, Isaac Jones,
Jas. ieo Pl?rkHja-rm"ilton, ailairmartZwor
ena
d l er t , i.
rhos. S Blair. George McCook, sr.
',lamer. fl. Sewell, P. C Shannon,
James McAuley, E. a. Stowe.
James B Murray, William Wilkins.
William M. Lyon, James P. Barr.
Thos Steele, B C. Sawyer. jr.,
Wm. E. Brown, A C Alexander,
Jantets Herdman, John Harper,
.1 . It. McCune. Win. Robinson. jr.,
Chas. W Batchelor, Wag K Nitnick,
Wm M. Shinn, games N. • (toper,
Win. Phillips. iFraneis Felix.
Thos. Bakewell, :Pranaiu Sellers,
Jas A. Hutchison, 'Felix R. Brunot,
Henry McCullough, a F. Jones,
J. E. Police, ;T. J. Bighorn,
Reuben Miller, jr., John M%ler.
Edward Gregg, James P Tanner,
Geo. W. Cass, ;S. M. Wickersham
William J. Morrison,' Joseph French.
Geo. U. Tgousro, Secretor;
The Armstrong Blokelrs ,
Capt. Wm. Blakely, of Kittanning,
i District Attorney for Armstrong county,
is raising a company called the Armstrong
County Dragoons, for the Stanton Cavalry,
to be commanded by Col. James M.
Sehnontnaker, of this city. Capt. Blake
ly leaves a large abd remunerative prac
tice for the sterner duties of the field.
lie is - the last of six brothers who have
entered the martial arena—all of whom
are alive and in actual service—fighting for
he stars and Stripes.
Stanton Light Cavalry.
The cavalry regiment now being raised
here is progressing finely, and will be full
tin thecourse of ten days. Co His being
organized by Capt. J. A. Crawford and
Lieut. W. It. Howe, both energetic young
men, who will make good officers. All the
bounties are paid, and squads, when filled,
will be placed in camp. We commend
this company to horsemen desirous of en
tering the service. The recruiting office
is in the Bank Block, No. 84 Fifth street.
85 extra bounty will he paid.
See advertisement.
The State Fair at Norristown.
The next State Fair will take place at
Norristown, Montgomery County. Pa., on
Sept. 30th. and Oct. Ist, 2d and Bd, 1862.
The most liberal arrangements are being
made with Railroad Companies and the
'most important roads have agreed to
carry freight free. Excursion tickets will
also be issued at reduced rates. Railroad
rates will be published in the next issue of
pa. The premium list is ve heav
and the locality accessible by the ry
Norris y,
town and Philadelphia railroad, and also
by Reading railroad. Quite a timber of
exhibitors have already made entries of
articles. From present indications the fair
will be one of the largest ever held in thin
State. For premium list and particular?
address A. B. Longaker, Sec'y., Norris
town, Pa.
Patriotic Eirausiono.
Mrs. Russell Botsford, a native of this
State, but a refugee from Secessia. where
her property a.,tl personal effects was
seized by the rebels and she driven away,
is now in our city on a brief visit. She
has been a patriotic writer for the last
thirty years and, judging from the charac
ter and spirit of some of her recent pro
ductions, which she presented us, at. able
and successful one. She is now traveling
through the North, endeavoring to sustain
herself by the sale of her poems, which
are well written and full of the keenest
satire. Though past the prime of life,
Mrs. )3. is an ardent lover of the Union
and bas'svan herself to the cause with
praiseworthy devotion. We hope she
may receive lama encouragement while
Mug remains here and regret that we have
**gagman alorain f for ens of her
Prim- -
4
Henry C Boyle C. 90th; DaNid Burris,
107th; Edward ' Clarir, I. 11th; Thomas
I Callaghan, f, 109 W; ThosDiener, F, 51st;
Aug neither, G, 2:th; .1 B Robinson, G,
loth, Corp Geo ' Rider, D, 73d; Michael
Smitn, 0,73 d; Chas Schrogam, K, 73d;
I, Seitzinger, A, 6th, Res; Wm Wulf, L,
28th.
CHRISTIAN-RV:EST 110SPLTAL.
Trorn, K, 74th; G W Wilson, K
100th; .! Weber, B, 1Ith; Chas Willday
D, 88th; T Wheelian, C, 48th; Thos Ward
C, 2d, Res; J M Anderson, A. 63d; J Bell,
drummer, 11, 88th; A Bauchman. L, Ist;
R S Brown, H, 111th; J Brock, F, 1 0 31;
P Casper , M. Ist; J Donivan, 0, 61st: .1
K Dale, F, 63d; J P Dushane, 100th; Cie„
Deems, D. 6th Rea; Corporal W Day, C,
106th; J Dullard, " , 48th; C D Frair, 6.
49th; J Loudon, C, 3d, Res; J U MeNful
lea, C, 11th; J J Myers, Knapp's Buttery:
Sergeant Henry Moor, C, 2d, Res; J Mc
Kee, A Ist; 5 Nicely, C, 10th. Res; J G
Richard, E. 63d; Corporal M W Sue, B.
12th, Res; 8 Sheets, 11, 90th, P Schine,
D, 109th
Address of the Bxeoutive Com.
mittee of Public Safety.
Rooms or
ExBß A;; l i ß ge ' fft w em ! ar E e n tri. P O le }
7'o the People of Allegheny County:
The Governor of the Commonwealth has
requested the citizens to form military or
ganizations, in order to perfect themselveF
in drill and other military instruction
so that they who are not required for ser
vice against the wicked and devilish rebel.
and traitors now massed and in arms, de
signing the destruction of Constituti/nal
liberty, may be ready as minute men, wel
disciplined, armed and organized to go
when and where needed, in order to pre
vent invasion of the soil of Pennsylvani a
and to secure the hearthstones and domes
tic altars of the citizens from outrage and
spoliation. Duty, patriotism and the grew
law of self preservation, demand a cheer
ful compliance with the Governor's recom
mendation.
Whilst thousands of fathers, brothers
and sons are in the national army to save
the Government. its Constitution and its
glorious Union from the ruthless assassin
who assails those monuments of our peace,
safety and greatness as a people, let none
of us prove so recreant as to refuse to them
aid and countenance, and especially effi
cient protection to those whom they have
left behind them, helpless by the with
drawal of their strong arms and big, brave
hearts.
relWwwwrimptitlitlVllieit;
tnedts,
As we have,, , a.re.,dy s:itted,.th* nnmbp
4" troops rel -ired frOm this County. undf•
til the calls. is 30.4fi3 —and this numb,
,as been almost, if not fully, furnishe•
by volunteoring, so that no draft will
•ecessary. But we observe, by the oilieia
able of apportionment. that Alleglien)
iounty is called on for 2 144 tnen for th,
he old regiments, to be raided by specia
(raft. A Harrisburg letter says the prob
ability of such a draft, is remote and I.
.pecial Washington dispatch to the Tri,
sue purports to explain the reason as fu
utirs•
`'As the General Government camp
raft except ibron v h the State (o'er,
ments, it is unable to enforce its orders
on the subject. Those States which are
ready to dratt are doubtless drabing. u
preparing to draft this week. Those it,
which the enrollment is not completec
have fixed a later day for the carrying our
of the order.
`'lt is extremely doubtful whether ther
will be any draft for the old regiment.,
notwithstanding the admitted fact that i
is extremely desirable to fill them it;,
Among the reasons which lead to this con
elusion is the circumstance that by th.
Federal Constitution the States appoint
officers for the militia, and that by th,•
Constitutions of several of the State,
these officers are elected by the men.
Phis presents a serious practical dillical
when the question ii of filling up reli
tnents already otlieered.
Important Railroad Case.
An interesting case was argite.l in th
Court of Common Pleas, on Sattada
!Horning, before a full le nett. in eh..
;he Cleveland and Pit t s Imr e li R:b tr. i,i
Co. are plaintiff's, and the Pittsburgh; Jr
•Va3ne. and Chicago Railway Co. lit:1;nil.
ants. Th.. plaintiff -1 filed a imt:t: ;: , oi .
the ;30th or August, asking, the tit. o .int
went of viewers to six damages on the
property of parties along the route s:;rvey
e d fur their road under the net of iticor
poration. They set forth that they now
desire to enter upon the lands over whi.i
the route passes and build thereon a rail
road, with one or wore tracks: that said
route is located on the South side Of the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicage
Railway, from the line between Ifeav' er
and Allegheny counties, to the property
ofJ. & H. Phillips, near Manchester, in
Allegheny county; that in some places, at
Sewiekly, (in rear of their statiitn and tank
I house) and at Maysville, the said route i: '
located, partly, on lands, the fee simpl.•
to which is in said Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railway Company. aed in
other places, partly on lands which ti
said Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chic:,
Railway Company claim are embraced
their rights of way; but that the lands tin
owned or claimed. over which the rbute,
the petitioners is located, are not necess;
rp for the use; end purposes of the sa:
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chieneo Ilai
way Company. Also, that the peti:ie t ,
ors have applied to the Pittsburgh. For
Wayne and Chicago Railway Company
and have endeavored to agree with then
for the compensation proper for the dame
;eel done, or likely to be done, by reteen
of the petitioners entering upon se , o lands,
but failed to agree with them. The peti•
tion also sets forth the names of of sundry
private persons owning property along the
route. with 'whom they failed to agree a .
to compensation.
John H. Hampton. Esq., Soh, itur. C
Thaler and (1. I'. Hamilton. Erv., .rp
'eared on 'half the Plifiliftirgli. Fir
Vayiie and Chicago Railway I 'omptiny
and W. T C. Otis, of Cleveland, Soiiei
'or, A. W. Loomis and .1 W. F. Whit.
Eels., for the Cleveland aud Pittsburg!
It rilroad Company.
The petition was read by Mr. White and
dee,md ati e j mad e a vigorous I Port to_ e
cure a continuance, but they were ever
ruled by the Court.
Mr liarn Non then read the f-y . pplion,
and answered to the petition. The res
pondeuts except—that the petition does
riot describe or designate with sufficient
certainty the lands proposed to be taken
that no plot or diagram has been tib•ii :
that the petition does not allege the necessity of the lands for the proposed route.
and does not pray the Court to bourne: it .
viewers to determine upon the necessity
of the proposed location.
The respondents except to the petition
inakinuch us it is not true that the prim.i-e
proposed to he, taken and occoried 1.% the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Com
[any, are not neces:ary for the es ,., ee,
eirpoees of the Pittsburgh. Fort 0;:iy,
ind Chicago Railway Company. And th•
respondents further except, in that it '
petitioners propose to enter upon and oe•
Cupy a part of the roadway of the respond
etas. as originally guaranteed to them by
,hair charter.
Mr tetie then began his argument to the
Court, taking up the exceptions and
answer and renewing them in the light of
the several time relating to the Clevi_babd
and Pittsburgh Railroad Company. .1.1 ,
concluded his address at nowt- when the
Court adjourned till Thursday next,
How to Prepare Lint.
As every person fives not know how to
prepare lint, we are rcquested to tel II at
the Surgeons etude that much of the lint
sent is not properly p reputed. end. in
most cases, cannot be used: Most. per
sons who oepare lint go to the trouble of
3craping it. which is not only unnece,sery
labor, but the lint thus prepared can lie
used only in expeptional canes. The
proper way to' prepare it' in to take o'n
sheets, or any other articles of pure linen
old being rather preferable to new, and
cut it in pieces from three to six and
twelveinches in length. These pieces
should then be simply unravelled, thread
by thread, and laid together in skeins or
bundles, and tied or rolled up in paper,
different lengths in separate packegee.—
The Surgeons can then roll it up or put it
in any shape wanted in a moment. When
scraped lint is used in most wounds, it
closets up the wounds, and the blood or
pus uniting with it forms a hard mass,
which not only irritates, but is difficult to
remove ; while the unravelled lint keeps
the wound cool and in a healthy condi•
tion. The reader will see also that it is
much more easily prepared than the scrap
ed lint. . • ' •
state Medical Board.
The State Medical Board of Pennsylva
nia will meet in Harrisburg on the 11th of
September next to examine candidates for
Assistant Surgeons. About one hundrt d
and eighty medical officers will be reqiiir
ed for the old and new regiments. Surgeons
will be obtained by the promotion of As
sistants who prove worthy. The position
of Assistant Surgeon is a pleasant one,
and the interest and pride taken by Penn
sylvanians in their State regiments makes
the association with them more agreeable
than any position in another corps. There
is also a great advantage in voluntary en
listments,. as physicians, when drafted.
must go into the ranks instead of upon
the regimental staff.
Mae Charge or the Males.
All the able bodied male residents of
Anandale, Butler Co., Pa., it is stated,
have gone to the war, and the males re
maining have been put in charge of gra.
Nancy Black. She has been appointed
postmaster.
The Gold Fiend.
This is the title of a finely written piece,
to be produced at the Theatre to-night for
the first time. l'be plot is novel and at
tractive, the incidents startling and the
dialogue thrilling. Is is well east and we
are confident that the new play will be
generally appreciated by the 1 heatre going
public. We advise eh who can attend to
see ,th• " Gold Fiend " performed 'to•
OEM. Other attraesioas are also in the
. .
ltiiiiiiiiiii iii'i llteeiert
.
Tin
OitSatntday night, about eleven o'clock I ft iii stated by one of yea, Pe)molds•
Charles Haney., residing in the vicinity tit I Lids that thr kr" ,f the Deserve corps, it
.3! Washington, received a wound on th. I he last wt :,. . 'Ating will not exceet
held, from the hand of Rudolph Weil, I live hundre.' :n . h .1 - ed, wounded and Ellis
which caused his death about i u clock o. Slug.
Satur lay morning. It seems that Haney
wh . had been watching a peach orchard
.11 Coal Rill, near Mt. A ashington. went
nto a beer hall in that village and left tu,
double barrehed shot gun in the cornet
while he took his glass. The gun was
alien up by two or three of the crowd for
examination. Haney told them to be
cautions as it waslearled. but no attention
was paid to him and he approached to
take it from them. All let go except Weil,
wh o did not feel disposed to give it up ;
when. Haney remarked: 'I have another,"
drawing from his pocket a double barreled
pistol. Weil said. " 1... nu would not draw
hat on me," and reached for the pis 01.
A struggle ensued, during which the weap
on came apart, leaving the barrels in the
hands of Weil, who, a moment later,
brought down the muzzles with crushing
force upon Ilaney'a head, prostrating him
with a had fracture of the ekuii. Haney
lingered until 9 o'clo -It on Seedily morn
ing when he died, while Dr. Geo. McCook
was probing his wound. About this time
, feel, for whom the etlicers, having heard
of the affray, were making search, was ar
rested by :he eltl7en , , br ught to the city
and cern mitt ed to j.til. An inquest was
neld upon Ilaney•s boy and the jury
l. mnd a verdict in acco dance with the
'acts. Haney was an Irishman and had
at l'atnily; weil is a German and has a wife
del four children Huth resided iu or
.Lar :Gum Washington.
Fiendish Outrage by a Negro
TharAuy amk, about dusk, th,
....idence of Mrs Sullivan, (wifo Of a vol
lute,: in the gOv. if/went service) nen
'4 , A:ow's tavern, on'the Braddock's Fbqd
Plat:l:road, Pitt town,hip. trio; enter,d by.
ni•gro named ti2,lre.iier Weber, in the
employ of It. L. Allen, residing in th.
v.einity. Ile made a vigorous attempt to
violate the person of Mrs. S., but failed iu
his purpose, and then gave her a terrible
.yeatiog, !enemy. ins ex.i t,
hia,ed.
ai the circumstance was know sUott
n in
the neighborhood, some fifty or more
cit izens started in search of Weber ,
wit It the determinutinn of
s ePC.ititig
lintuary justice upon his person.—
'ley searched Mr. Alien's house, where
wns:mpposed he had taken refuge, but
''rind nut tied him end furthe r e•durl
proVed alike jfidreef nal. it is said ~ t ha
•he party who were after ‘Veber had the
neeegsary "implements . ' for hanging him.
he pollee have hten :nuking cfeltVe f
,rtions to find this unman fiend, up
X
hut
last night without suceess. We hope
he ?hay und brimght
IGathering tip the Arms.
In view of the proposed organization
of ;be militia of the State, the Execnrife
Committee arc taking measures to gather
'p tili the arms and etinipmerits distrilint
i-d hy the Horne Defence Commitre to
;h e Ilnuin (in:IA(1 las; Year. Every person
11.1.ving any stitrh artivies in his possession
mould:; once reterri them and save trou
nht, as lionds are fled for the return of all
articles given out.
Ore foirowiric resolution upon the Ruh
jeet wit.: passed at a meeting of the Execu
tive Committee on Saturday, and to it we
, trite sp.• (•1111 atto.tlti, , ii.
Resob'eti, That the Pi-is:H i:I A he i n
, eructed to order the, return TO the room,
d the. Board of Trade. on Fourth street.
Pittsburgh, the, accoutrements distributed
ast }ear to the Home l';uurtis; also, al;
arms held by those companies. Arms alit!
-quip:ltem s not r‘ , t anted within one week
Win au bject the holders to legal process for
their recovery.
.IH
ere urgently r 4,
eNteri To thke I.otioe or this resolution
et hsaure.v..lll be fvltowed by the pt-L11:1 )
:.it, urd et.ste
WM. F- JOUNSTON,
rimiriwa. Ex. Cum
liatnestown Fronklin Roil
rood Co.
t a merlin.. of the stockholders of t hi 4
, m any. held at Si - eakleril e. ercei
amity, on the uft , llr Wm. Gib
"on, of Jamestoun, was alerted President
md A. W. Itrtyrnon,l, E -q.. Ftatiiilin
4 ..er , •tary The foNnwir,g g.-nt kill nn were
•iect.-d Directors: 'lii unrts "logo, Jame,
M , ,er , . A. W. Itii:moad, A. RAter.
If. Fulton and David Hadley A
iti was rpit.se:l by the Ft ,ard
horizing iumul , •,i,:c:u buy
vey of the line.
imgressiimat i..,..it•rrq(h. 19th
Dtgiriet.
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Dern..-rt,if t f nr
Ihr. Ittft
, drict. cyrnvonq•d u, Oar
C'aWford. )lercer and 1 uniin;4ol.M;n
:::-.(in ~n the 29 , h n;tiino.
Chweli. John S. Mc•
1 ,, t.t and 1i M 1. ), -Frauct., E weri•
I,;r Co•:;greS,W,..ti ill 1 its di ;
wort- rt-ad fruit
•eitiktnen ltad u n wed, Iv
nhem the 110..
:111a1:11 a:
:110-I rhr COlirt.:.tioll Ildj,tl:llcd.
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Stabbing Affair.
Oa Friday an alltay uceut red in Lower
St. Clair township, in which Patrick 3te
rk.wan was stabbed with a dirk knife, by
William I, Haddm-k. but. not seriously
wounded. The latter was arrested and
committed to jail by Justice iloyan, tut-
Assault and battery with intent to hill.
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Another Regiment OIL
Niue companies came in from Camp
Howe on Saturday, and loft for Harm,
burg at d o'clock in theafternoon by special
trains. In consisted of five couipanies
i'runi Washington, in command of Captain,.
.iregg, Frazier, Atchison, Parker and
:tackton, three from Beaver, Captain•
Roberts, Ormond and Darragh, and one
from Greene, Capt. M. - ..Cullough. The
regiment will he filled up and an organiza
ion effected at Harrisburg. Capt. Roberts
is voice!' of as the probable Colonel.
The Rope Walker.
Mr. Donaldson, while performing on the
trapeze, Saturday afternoon, dropped his
balance pole to the ground and broke it,
leaving him under the necessity of de
scending by the guy ropes, several of which
he drew together and slid down to the
ground. The accident created some sen
sation and there was much speculation as
to how he would get down. - I
Boy Drowned.
A lad about nine years old, Willie, so
of Minas Tindle, Esry., of the Second ward
was drowned in the vicinity of Lock No I
on the Monongahela river, Saturday after
noon, while fishing. His body has no
been recovered.
The Hest Yet.
The Deputy Marshal of the Fourth Ward,
Allegheny, makes a return of 1850 names
enrolled, SSO volunteers and 1800 subject
to draft. This is the beef exhibit yet made
by any ward in either city.
Mr. Joseph A. Butler. the Deputy Mar
shal for the Sixth ward, has completed
his enrollment. He will rep"rt 1638 able
for duty. and 460 volunteers in service,
leaving 1178 subject to chatt.
Sudden Death.
A. man named Edward Stone, a resi
dent of Philadelphia, who was here on a
visit, died very suddenly in Allegheny
city on Saturday evening. He was walk
ing along Chestnut street with a relative .
when he complained of feeling dizzy and
tell dead on the bide walk. An inquest.
was held and a verdict of accidental death
rendered.
Our active Subbisteace Committee is
is bee(' of hall Lid we hope was- 'cities."
will be liband u sspplyiat their wants.
Charges of Larceny.
Chas. Dougherty was on Saturday cow
witted for trial at the next term of Cour
charged with larceny by J. M. Fess ace
Charles Listen.
The steamer Brilhatlt has been sold tr
the gover,, went, fur $20,000. by her owner,
Capt. A. J. bfas...n. of Brownsville.
Begins To Day.
The regular term of the Western net
logical Seminary, Allegheny, will open
o'clock this afternoon; Rev. Dr. Jacobi,
will deliver the address at 4 o'clock to
morrow aftenTon, in the chapel.
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All the districts of the county have no
vet be n heard from, but Marshal blur
dock e rpects to have a complete table o,
the enaulltnent and 1411161 menta to-day.
The Coreorasu ategisnent.
The friends of the organization hav
commenced the work of recruiting and th
chances of its RUCCOSE are flattering. Meet
ings were held in the Ninth ward ant
l'emperancevelle on Saturday evening.
Second Edition
THE VERY LATEST TELEGRAPH.
DRDERCOHCERNING THE MILITIA
Frolsrlrk, Rd occupied
by the Rebels.
INNIS FOB LIFISM OF TO
POPE RELIEVED OF RIS COMMANE
Col. Clark's, Itrgament Burying
the !Wiled.
OUR OFFICERS PRISONERS
OUR WOUNDED IN WASHINGTOF
Depredations on the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad.
ac. ' & c., ate-. dm
VAR DEPARTIIRNT, AOJT . GtiNiCRALii OF/101.:
beptew ber 5.
Gentrol Orders No. 125.
The following named officers are, b .
direction of the President, dismissed iron
the service of the United States for being
absent without leave from their respective
commands, while the armies to which the)
belonged were fighting the enemy in th.
field : Capt. Thorton Smith, A. Q. M.
Volunteers; LiPut. J. Harrison, 20th N.
Y.; Surgeon Edward Dalton, BGth N. Y.
V.: Capt. E. Valentine, A. D. C. ; Lieut.
John Simpson, 99th P. V.; Lieut. S.
t.. Christie, A. D. C.; Capt. J. V. Pat
,en, od 0. V. ,• Alsj.J. C. Austin. 1041 a
Pettua.i . Capt. John Sherly, 100th P. V.:
L W
ieut. arren. 38th N. Y. V.; Lieut. P.
C. Crawford, A. D. C.
By order of the Secretary of War,
ADJT. GEN. THOMAS.
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WanntsnroN, Sept. 7.—Major General
has, at hilt own request, been relies
,•'i of the command of the Army of Vir
ginia, and he has been assigned to th•
"n''nar•d of the Department of the North
west.
or eneral
of Rno has been assined
t o the com G maud the third army co g rp.s.
Major General McDowell having beer:
granted leer.) of absence for fifteen days.
l'al,master General Lamed died here
yesterday, after several weeks' Eickuess.
Late reliable from private sources from
Centreville state that Col. Thomas, with
a regiment of cavalry, is in command of
That place, and that their pickets extend
'o within less than twelve miles of Alex
.indria
The 139th Pennsylvania regiment reach
tin battle field on Saturday. and Coln
lieneeci the ititet might of a number of dead
aqu i have lain undisturbed since the battle
excepting by the thieving herds of rebels
%rho eeer:Aetl every pocket, and in many
instances stripped the dead of their cloth
ing.
•
ruion oTicers taken prisoners in
the battie were detained at Gainesville
until Friday last, when they were all con
ducted to Richmond, with the exception
of sonic of the most severely wounded,
Alio were, by the humanity of Dr. Guild.
Medical Director of General Lee, allowed
io proceed to %ashiugton in our ainbu
fences, under the protection of a B ag of
truce.
The last of the Centreville wounded
hgcrt reached this city, accompanied by
Dc• ors Der weld, Page, Clemens, Jenkins,
IV ( i)ster, Byrne and others, of the large
operating cla .6 sent to the relief.of our
wounded by Surgeon General Hammond,
the day after the battle.
The folio wing is un extract from a pri
rate letter written by an officer of our
army to his wife. residing in this city,
dated Helena, Arkansas, August 30th:
hating the Fast year we have marched
4,600 rodeo, lost!' four men, been in thir
teen skirusishesowo regular battles, and
we are now here fortifying, expecting to
whip them, as.we have done every time."
11 hen the-mein of wounded fr,,es the
!ate battle field reached Alexandra last
night, they were halted at the camp of the
36th Massachusetts regiment and were
generously provided with hot coffee and I
bread, which was 'gratefully appreciated
by the wounded, who had ridden through
t e hot sun a distance of over thirty miles.
The regiment that performed this act of
goner: city is among the new troops which
arrived lately.
The War Department has issued an order
concerning supplies to the drafted militia.
l'he camps of rendezvous in the different
States will be as follows:
Camp in Maine, N. IL, and Mass., by
Capt. McKim, Actinz Quartermaster. Bos
ton; Vt, Conn, R I, N Y, and part of NJ,
by Col. Vinton, deputy quarteinaster gen
eral, New York; part of N 1, Penns and
Del, by Col. Crosman, deputy quarter-
master general, Philadelphisi camp near
Harrisburg supplied by . requisitions upon
Capt. E. C. Magni, acting quartermaster
at Harrisburg, and those near Pittsburgh
by Major A. Montgomery, quartermaster
U. S. A. at Pittsburgh; Ohio by Capt. J.
Dickerson, acting quartermaster, Cincin
nati; Ind, by Capt. James A. Ekin, acting
quartermaster, Indianapolis; 11l and Wit,
by Capt. John A. Patton, acting quarter
messier, Chicago; Ky, by Col. Theo Swords,
quartermaster general, Louisville; Mich,
tfy Coi. G. W. Lee, acting quartermaster,
Detroit: lowa, by Capt. liindersholt, 2d
artillery, St. Paul; camp near St. Louis
supplied by Major Rupert Allen, chief
gdartermaster of the department of the
It has been known for several days past
that the rebels have been moving up the
valley, apparently with a view of passing
into Maryland.
Reports have reached Washington from
time to time of their barters:gads attempts
to cross. The most sunent - innor this
morning was,tint a detaelmmit ar=
and maim had fora while Nee
on the Maryland side and then retarsedto
I the Virginia shore. This pine front she
tarmers residing ia the *salty, but it was
not_ettegyoutpoint...llnw made an st
umps to saw = Tyit ems* oak sow
int pad dooliolommeopviiiiiibOwtheek.
The Enrollment
Eattatsantia, Sept. 7.—We understand
arrangements are being made to forward
to the entrance of Cumberland valley aL
the troops now here in camp, end other
regiments from New York and the East
that have arrived and are detained here
for the.; purpose. If an attempt should
welcome will to inawait vade
them Pennsylvania a warm
Citizens organizing themselves into com
panies under the Governor's proclamation
are required to clothe or equip themselves.
Arms will be promptly furnished upon ap
plication to Adjutant General Russell by
the regularly elected Captain, and not
necessarily through the the Brigade In
spector. Captains wit! he requi- ed to give
ound or some good security ler their safe
seeping. Compauies can be organized to
number from thirty-two to ninety-eight
rank and tile. Companies and regiments
thus organizing should drill constantly and
nold themselves in readiness to march to
the defense our border upon short notice.
The employees of the Pennsylvania Rail
road shops at this place, numbering over
iwo huildred, marched in a body yesterday
o the Capitol grounds fur drill, and were
addressed by the Governor. The Super
iatendent of the middle division of the
road was in the ranks as a private.
Companies and squads are drilling to.
day in all our streets and public pieces.
The Governor has messengers extended
til along the border of our State and is in
_:onstant communication with them. He
uas received intelligence that the rebels
Tossed the Potoma c in fume at or near
Point of Rocks and now occupy Frederick,
Md, Their pickets extend seine miles to
wards Hagerstown. They possessed them
-elves of nil the shoes, clutnit.g, &c., in
the stores ut Frederick, pz lug fur the
time in Confederate scrip. he telegraph
operator renmies. at Hagerstow n but says
eaunot bold the odic:: much longer..
Nearly all the Union men -have left the
town. Our people Should awaken to the
tact that invasion is imminent, and though
Gov. Curtin is doing nil in his power, his
for the luture..s based entirely up. a prompt response of our citizens when
veiled upon to march. Companies are
ii.irming ail over the State. Over one
thousand stand of artns weresent to Adeins
county to-day, and fifteen hundred were
sent to Fraudilin county, in charge of Meg
Washabutigh, yesterday.
CINVIN NATI • September 7.—General
order .No. issutd by Major General
Wright to day, says : Major General Wal
lace is -elle,. eti trom dory at Cincinnati
and will repair to Covington, where he
will make his headquarters for the present
and proceed to organize into Brigades
troops mustered into the service, and con
centrating at and in the vicinity of New
port and Covington. Major James IL
Simpson, of the United Siaies Topograph-
I 'cal Engineers, is charged with the con
istruction of such field works as is idemed
I l necessary for defensive purposes in the
vicinity of Newport and Covington. Re
will proceed to examine and repair in.
trenebments alreang thrown up, and will
extend them if deemed advisab e. Lieut.
Col. S. Burbank, of the lath United
States Infantry will continue to discharge
the duties of military commander of Cin
cinnati. Front him all ward organizations
thr military purposes and independent
military companies will receive instruc
tions. The resumption of all lawful busi
ness in the City of Ciieitinati except the
sale of liquors, is hereby authorized until
4r. s, daily. Druggists, Manufiictoriei of
Breadstuffs, Provision Dealers, Railroad
Express and Transfer Companies, persons
eJunected with the Public Press, and all
persons doing business for the Govern
ment will be allow( d to pursue their rocs
t ons without interruption. At 4 P. Y.
daily, Sundays excepted, all militair, or
ganizations of the City of Cincinnati will
I assemble for drill. Members of such or.
ganizations will bold themselves in readi
ness to rally to their places of rendezvous
at a moments warning, the signal for
which will be the tolling of the city bells.
An organization of all the able-bodied
citizens into working corps be perfected
with the aid of the city authonties and
details made from day to day as may be
necessary so as to equalize the
proper
and require front each mail the proper
amoant of labor.
The Daily Press last evening announced
its temporary suspension.
The city is quiet to-day.
Gen. Ileath is reported at Williamstown
with 15,000 men.
BALTIMORE, September 7.—Frederick,
Md., was undoubtedly occupied yesterday
morning between 10 and 11 o'clock by the
rebels. Part of the force turned off at
Buckevtown, as if going towards either
the Washington road or the Baltimore
pike. The crossing of the Potomac was
effected at three points.
Fugitives who left. Frederick last night
report that city occupied by about five
thousand rebels under General Hill, con
sisting of cavalry, artillery and infantry.
The rebels issued a proclamation promis
ing protection to private property. A
provost guard has been appointed. P s i
chases were being made in L. S Treasury
notes of cattle and horses, which were
being sent back towards de river.
BALT/WORE, Sept. 6..—1 t isreported that
the enemy were at Frederick last nighty
hiving crossed from the Point of Rocks.
and that that city was formally occupied
by the rebeltroope Ws marsh%
M_ott M ar k d&-m. 7.—Abnat 600
aim eitetion ttf th,
Wirer benlim atonki!g, damaging
IMM tie itch' portion recently
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,eitori wen itattrutatetal it *eclat*
were, doubtless, intended to deceive.onr
forces while they were intently engaged it
the consummation of their deigns. •fo
night it
Mia said they have or e ,, ed int.
aryland near the Point of Rocks, and
now occupy the town of Frederick in force.
Military men think that this movement of
the enemy is favorable for operations upon
onr side.
It appars tm vate accounts tat
the rebelse crosse ro d tpheri Potomac river h on
Friday night and early yesterday morn
ing,. and thence marched to • White Oak
Springs within three miles of Frederick.
they crossed both above cud below Point
of Rocks and did it in as speedy and quiet
manner as possible. One of their first
acts was to hew' a force to cut the tele- 1
graph wire and seize the bridge over the
3 1onocacy. The regiment guarding this
point evacuated their position on Friday.
Great numbers of persons were leaving
Frederick all day yesterday and proceed
ed towards Pennsylvania.
Aecounti from Hagerstown say that
many refugees from Virginia have arrivei
taere.
rhe Star of this evening says: We hear
that Acquia Creek has been entirely evac
uated by our forces, everything being
brought away from there. It could not
p,ssthly be of any use to the United
States. We take it for granted that the
temporary buildings, railroad arrange
/nears, wharf, kc., constructed fur our
military purposes at that point have been
rendered useless. The brar also says :
We learn that the new troops are now in
process of being brigaded with old regi
ments, by which meams they will be efl'ec
,ive soldiers much sooner than otherwise
britraded.
The Richmond Whig of September Ist
m stabs a lengthy auu Opicy editorial cen
suring Jeff Davis and his cabinet for the
indiscreet appointments of the clerks in
at/ the departments of State, calling them
Jews and Yankees, and accusing them of
being spies and disloyal to the Confedera
cy. It recommends Jeff Davis to have
them removed, and substitute men of ack
nowledged loyalty and merit, and that the
appointments be made unbiassed by any
political influences or favoritism. •
The rebel Congress is still in session.
Lotnainut, Sept. 7.—Tho Pre541,,t1
h 6: concurred in the appointuu nt of Chas,
S. Gilbert as Major Generai an d Wrn. it.
Terrell as Brigadier General.
Cal. - Warner, of the 18th Ky., son-in
law of Gen. Leslie Combs, reported killed
at the recent fight at Richmond, Ky., is
there, recovering from a adhere r:riiind.
Tim rebels have burned all the bridges
on the Louisville and Frankfort Railroad
between Bagdad and Frankfurt except
that over Kentucky river and r. small iron
bridge over a creek. _
Dr. Vonßonhorst, No. 64 St. Blair street
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
aulS
AUCTION SALES.
A 111 .911.‘ i sir i: A Tto Ift*Nt SA LE 0 .E ,
110 L sEll(r1.1)
.1 - 1.;15.N IT' IF, I o:S.',
11. wiage. ' ,11, ..e1t. i , .... on 't DUB. DA Y, Sep, tu
ber I.lth, 1 ,4 !.'2, at. 10 n clock, A.
L. %V' II ' Ler 1.l
at the reaidenee-ot the lota' A•
D a,: en.. No.
25`, Penn st‘eet. hr °pit rat ~lex. 1,,1 ir (1,.. lf;:o ,
Atailliqraikor, a rill:1:111'Y t 4 I luU•ol.•.d For, i '
tare. Bum,: Carnage. F...::0 h „t:e ,
le
Cot s
Oak Divans . a Chaira with'}ir,ott Ile Cot% ruo:,
elahogavy marble, Tor, o.nt r e 'I sth:er, Mahn ; anY
Dirane. 6 Walnut r•.c.la 1.,c...0. t_i'air., Walt U 'a:A
rt:. Mat
Mahogany French Bedmelve -e, 0.: S,
tratter.Reeeption Citairs witi, Bro. it.:1....10 Co, , rs
Walnut Hat 'trek, 14:111,.eaz.y J. r.d 1t...-kinil•
Chairs.-•lt'aLut i..trzsauw Bare us. Nina Car, 4
VI aloof Wa,drobe. Do,,
Ca ,, e, Ban ol• t, r, liu.k
and 84. ring Mattresses, Watt] .-tsnos, hat t 4:
C,otlie, Brussele rp -tr. C.b:J lu Ler -eta, IVia..ow
JilleLleB, Parlor rer,hr s o n.l Gent lle,e
Also, 1 BMA llnt6o I Betutitul Bay linrse. 1
Family earriaee..l •ki hi, llarlitas, : - addlea al al
Brides, Coon l•kin Rohe. together wi,h 'Lathy
~, .
dotes eat enunn.r..t.d. Tc.r,s at tau .. Le
Dwelling for x.ent, pomeasio nivon itunavilate/i.
T. A.. 3.I.'t.LBLLi.ND.
AOO our er
ILNIURNITIUME. REDDING do G OE. D.
A'
iNU at 1,4/.0..% --his- loader -/ti i
aeon at 2 o'clock. S. Nis,eni, 114.1 AU C. 1.12
Hots e. 5.5 Will great will h- sold a iitnii toy . f
Furniture. i eddin ard Cletlg. arsenic w i h
are High and Low Po 4 11 .dsteit e, Chef is • te/
ittenkr.rs. Bureaus. Cruel s 1 rsi.k.i. Feath er
Beds and Pillow, ht a . I ru,see. Nee a d Iro •
mew (Aida ig Shee.p, Towel, Pillow C sea.
tiedspreads and Vallons. Knives ant . Forks,
Days. Fenudeis, de. T. A..Not,LBLLA.A.D.
~........___sed
Au :ti q.l2Cr.
A MIISRM le. 1.1 'IT;
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PITTSBUJIGH TiltaxTick:.
Luna AND himu mi ......... W3l. GENlik:ittiN.
YRICES Or ADMllllllol,l.—Prirate Boxes. $5 gt
Single Seat in Private 892. $1 IV: Parquette an
Dress Circle, chairs, 50 cents; Family Circle, 2.'
eennu Colored Gallery, 25 cents: Colored Boas
5Q Haller! 15 cents. •
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. 8.
First time orthe wonderf .1 - and stitnt leg ilertuaa
Legendary Drama in 3 age, entitled t' e
GOLD FIEND; or the gammen enantstar
Hubert You Erucee. ........... Mr, bl, D. Chaidin.
Danes . . ................. .................. Arlie Ewe 11 ereta
T. conclude with tbe bu , le,..que of
NORMA.
Volunteer Enlistment
BLANKS,
CE RTIFICATE
SURGEON
RECRUITING OFFICER,
For We by
W. S. HAVEN,
STATIONER AND PRINTER,
aa7 CORNER WOOD & THIRD STS
JOISEPE /01IIS.
JOSEPIT IEYER & SON
nurcr•araaaes Or
FANCY AND PLAIN
FURNITURE dr., CHATM;
WAREHOUSE. r.. 5 SMITHFIELD STREET
(Between Sixth titres: and 'Virgin alloy,)
Rand:
Read
HIGHLY IMPORTANT t!!
GREAT RELIEF TO THE AFFLICT.
s ght ED. sea those suffering from weakner of
- TO ALL. YOUNG AND OLD:
you wish to experience (treat ref in your.
ett,t try the woed
RUSSIAN P E B U L E SPECTACLES.
Part:haws will continue to find perfect catisfne
don by trying these Itpeotarlet. So'd only by
DIAMOND. Optician.
No. 39 Fifth street., Post Buildinr.
leaked. The &mien Pebble inserted in_ old triune% if
#iisjierwar immanent and Pretenders
Ira
.7b Destrity--„, _ Rats. Roaches'. k•d•
rD aarsaav--.Mie% Molea and Ants.
ibFasonsr--Bed Baas.
boonvo---Notbo in Furs, Clothes, da,
Dsa i roa• - -Masquitoes and Flaw.
PDoitroy-4nofecto on Plants and Fewl9
Deofrar--useoto on Anitoolo, Oro.
l Dearar--Evenr form and spa:3!(.s f fVr
• e 'OatlyJflb ble iteincettva la saorw.s.•
"Was from Poisons."
"Not dangerous to the Ifs vac 1.114/LY...
"Rata do vet dis on the premiss's."
101 l "They crow off ont their holes to tile."
AllNse_ WHOLSA/LICIALUOOI9I9 the large cafes.
and by Druggists, Grasers, Sic rek , epers anti . Re
gains generally, in all Country Towns and Vil
lains in the United States.
B. A. TAHNESTOCK & CO., R. E. SELLEP.S
& CO.. and others Whelegale Agents at Pit tahtirs
Country drakes can order as above. Or adds coq
direct—Re for Prices. Terng. &c I to
NIZNAY R. ctet.FrALW.
Principal
iel wls Depot. 452 Broadway. ow York.
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DUQUESNE BRASS WORPIS.
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VARIMACIITIOIIIOI SoII.IIT iIi•JZIET'S
FIiaSZED BRASS WORZ,
GAS AMID 'STEAM "'Animus,
alirPartioular attention to fitting Oil Rener •
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Camino of enoetior amo.thnew made
order. Steamboat work and ravairks goner
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Wood Strati!, of the Balti pare Piano
tory, established in 188 i. A sluice st , •ek
7 octavo Centre Pink , a. colobinkg ali te eFrest
dabs of•• first elan ins' tament 'slat late nort Pied
(naderpatent). Highly import .14 to the ei
Pianist. Low for cash or acce,twe.
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SOLAR OIL WORKPi COM PAN _
OP PENNSYLV ARIA
0377011 81 CLAIR STRZE2, th,
SO.Addreu
J. WEAVER. JR.. Secretary znd Trvaratrer.
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GA VE Yorra mqc - I.:y
when you can and get aB I TTE It I , I A N .
.let Ike Was Roll well &slime : one :liar is Built
and elastic touch. that will not ache your wri , *;
and bili PlAao to day and to.tcrroe.low
ay or &Petrov seceftances. Call an , l bu
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M . WINS & BROTHER.
arniracturete. lin Wood .tr,...t. -
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