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tM&tC SLENKER, Union eopoiy
SURVEYOR GENERAL,
JAMES P. BABE. Allegl►eny Con*
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FOR CO7OR6* . xx.rin DISTRiOT
OEO. P. HAMILTON.
FOR CONGRESS MSTRICT,
JACOB ZEiGLER, of Butler.
FOR 14ERSIDENT JUDGE COURT OF COMMON PL/4R
R. P. PLENNIWEN.
Oft:kaItIOCIATII LAW JUDO% COURT OF COllll4
ROE ASSEMBLY.
:JOSEPH R. HUNTER.
J. C. BRYANT,
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A. J. BAKER.
CAMPBELL STEWART.
;;MATT HARBISON,
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNRY,
WILLIAM LINN.
FOR OONTROLLEIL!
0. ROBT. ANDERSON
FOR COIIIIIBBIO*IR.
.I,ACOB STUCKRATIL
DIRECTOR . OF pook.
JOSEPH E. McCAI3E
TUF.SDAY MORNING, OCT. 14.
CITY AND NIIIIIBUBIIOOD INTELITGIINO
Roll of Co. A, 9th Regiment,
Pennsylvania Reserves_
Ofthis entire company only twenty seven
now remaiti in the service, as will be seen
Its the list
- capt. 11. S. Flemming; A lbert, Hilstern, missing
4st Lieut. MCDonough; Thomas Hon:
41 Lieut Wills; Joe. Israeli, wounded:
s lit rem. John J. Leh- Reese Joaes wounded:
Al luau, prisoner; 'James Jackson;
Serg W Foster: Albert Kennedy, detsch-'
Sorg William - Week, ad;
detached; Joe. Kennedy, detached;
Sorg. JuLl Heckert !Sylvanus Rurp.:
.dli Sere. Wm., I.prag ite,i ni 1 ~ga Wour.del:
sent recruLieii; !VI su Matthews:
la Corp Ejw: ree:f clainPrdn MnrriA:
dead: J acid. C. Mu i nu, killed:
.1:d emu. Grano., Jas. g. Mcgaia, sick in
missing: hospital.;
corp.Alex.RoLertson, A im...llistain,
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wt.'s rimed : Jnn. Martin, di>rh irked
4th c9rp. Wm.Hruldis: Richard • /1 , , alien,
Lth cur!, M.Clievalter, charged :
miss ng: Richard Mvcali, killed ;
i:th co-p. A b:Lynch ; Jacob OMers:
7th Coff• W. (lot • Cirri Hr., mor t i s , ,;,•k
in
W.•‘,l 1(1,11: hospital:
Bth trartr.Jno.Kingdand, Jos. Palmer. sjek 11o:i
-dled ;
Jna.Banner,sickin hos- Penny 1'..u0d,;
pi at;,,, Win. Pouu is, dead: •
- J.T. nigh:tin. missing: 'Andrew Porter. sick
in
Henry grown, in6siiig;l hospital:
'Jonathan Bush disc , git hos. - Iteed, wounded or
J iishundiaileY: • sick
dolin Barnett, killed; !Henry
Headman;
Ch Phil arles B ro wn , :sick in ander artn !Cahosp lvin
ital opriuhle, sick in
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hospital; J. Sluckrath, diseharged
Joseph Caldwell':awl promoted:
Alexander entiDeoll: f'Wut, B. geabury •
J no. Ora wf .ird. woritaled IF 1 loan, detachel• •
Wm Cozy, in hospital; ,Levies - ingletun,ick in
Rol.'t erawford.]iu hosd
pintl; 'Sylvester eergin,wound-
Jona A. Chrns, vinundeig ed;
John Chess detached; !Andrew Shaw, missing:
.Isesh cochen,,u4, dead; .Jos. Shaw, wounded:
Catupbe 1, inh-iing Hirsh M. glum r;
.Im.epli Campbell - siglaimPhilip 'flout, wounded:
hospital: •g, Alichael white, sick in
John W Douthifft:l M hospital;
granc.is Dili, ail:ming; !atthew N. Wo^ds,....r:ek
Dawson, Ills log:' is hospital;
W. S. N.:ascii, wounded .Wiii. William
glliott, in 1; Blilszar wounded;
A u•din knvign: 'Philip Zeta, sick in hos-
Windelmegu k, wound- . iiital:
ed •
Win. llnselin, diva:
- Fran. Flannigeu. air tirltp Mashey, oetasoli
i ha reed : ed:
Wesley lialentine, do- Satnl Mar.-11.dierliai r ted
111c7N1 in battery A; Jos. McClellan .I, Iran
:ferred •
Ilszlett. team: t or , Jaine3 .li, ip,r.
Hes. llazlet . ,. blacksmith I:Eritt
for Baxter Burkhart, tgeil
Alexander 11 arlett, si,-k; at ramp Pier i •ont :
in hospital; ,tleo. Ballentiue , incd
Roman klanite; ! at Ailiagt• n Heights.
The Fire on Oil Creek.
_ We copy the' following account of the
late fire on Oil ('reek front the Oil City
Rewister :
It would apyear that on yesterday after
noon about three o'clock a tire broke out
on the Blood farm, at its intersection with
the 7 arr farm. Thu fire first broke out in
the tanks of Mr. if. lir'Filkins. 9s to
how the lire originated there is consider
able diversity of opinion. Without any
prejudicci, we merely think it must have
caught from some of the numerous engines
in ,the immediate vicinity of the Filkins
well.
. The space burnt. over embraces from
eighteen to twenty acres. /Most of this
was on the Rlood . farm, it what was called
Maple Grove. In this grove was the Mb
- I.in, Lloyd. and several other wells. Oil
has been stored this locality for the last
three months, and of course a large quan
tity was on hand. Were, as well as above,
the oil tanks were ":
-standing close together,
intermingled with! engine-houses, offices,
(k.e. On this territory w'ere stored Some
0,1)00 barrels of op, in tanks and barrels,
beside some ten Wells, seven of which
were flowing. AIE that human foresight,
and exertion eduldklo was done, but it was
all in vain. It is true that some houses.
and the refineries bf Messrs. Barrows
Scott and Battles Si Co., were saved, but
the remaining portion of the ground Was
burnt over.
Abollt.Six - o'clocl: the fire ceased raging,
for the simple reesim that there was little
or nothing left to Burn. The whole space
before occupied by tanks, wells, engine
houses, offices anq dwellings was swept
clean. Maple Grdive, which we have often
admired as one of the finest ornaments of
Oil Creek, is no more. The• charred and
blackened trees wil long remain a monu
ment of this sad dranster.
During the conflagration Oil Creek took
fire and presented s grand sight. By the
united exertions of the people assembled,
the lire was put outs From a hasty exam
ination, we should think the loss will not
fall far short 015109,000. Some 25,000 or
20,000 barrels of tnl were consumed, to
gether with numerous engines, &c. The
oil men took their liisses cooly, and were
rebuilding their dettricks amidst the smok
ing ruins. During file fire there were no
explosiOns, thus Clearly demonstrating
that crude petroleutil is non-explosive.--
BM we shall attend to this matter at length
in our next. The following are some of
the principal sufk.reis :
Tarr Fartu. —A iu elican Petroleum Co.
Loss Xl.OOO . Smith & Curwin—Loss
$3,000. Densmore, Bros. & Co.—Loss
52,500.
Blood Farm.— I Aigh Co.—Loss $5,000.
Collins os $3,500. Burning and
Crane and Stowe well, Burrows and Scott
• Losß $2,0110. S te(4: ackson Co.--Loss
500. C. .1. Loyd 4: Co.—Lbss $3,000.
well—hoss $5,000. Painter and
Latiffor—Loss t;,500j, Lee's Well—Loss
;,0t). Maple Groye well—Loss S 3 500.
Celley and Patter'son 'ReEnery—L'oss
$4,003. Amer's I , iell—Loss ;;;;;1,2.(0.
Duncan „well -Loss 3.1,500. Richardson
Sc Copeland—Loss $l,BOO.
Seasonable.
A new work from the press of Carleton,
N ew York, has just: made its appearance
and is for sale here by Henry Miner, Fifth
street.. It is entitled: "The Slave Power;
Its Character, Career and Probable De.
signs" and is an attempt to explain the
real issues involved in the present contest.
The author is J. F. Cairns, M. A. Pro
-lessor in Queen's College, Galway, late of
the Dublin University, and is very - ably
written. It may throw new light on the
all engrossing subject,
Horiues.
The Neptune Fire 00. have procurell'a
tine team of horses kir their new steamer.
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PLEAS.
CHARLES SHALER
FOR STATE SENATE.
• R. H. KERR.
Messrs. Vierheller A Ro6sia,c'have
leeted for the fund, which will be paid
over to the committee.
Surgical Anatomy.
Dr. John Hatch Power is the author o
a valuable work to the student of physiology
or !medicine, entitled ''Surgical Anatomy
of the Arteries,' just published by J. B.
Lippincott & Co. it i, ably written and
they illustrations, with accompanying
do
scriptions, give the unprofessional reader
a very clear idea of the structure, posi•
tion and nature of the veins and arteries.
The hook is for sale by Kay Co., Wood
street.
No More Lint Wanted.
The following is an extract. from the let
ter nt the Secretary of the rnited States
Sanitary Commission, Washington. Oct.
7th, to the Superintendent of the Phila
delphia depository
"Dint bandaged and old linen bane
reached us in such enormous ipututities
that we have been obliged to hire a store
rooni for no other purpose than to store
away the surplus five hundred barrels.
Please, therefore, discourage their further
manatacture in your district, and en
deavor to turn the energies of the people
toward the making of underclothes and
the knitting of socks instead."
Pittsburgh SieMier Dead,
Patrick Gallagher; co. H, 03d regiment,
died in one of the hospitals at Washington
CM Wednesday. He was from this City,
and his relatives reside here.
Passed Through.
.1. E. McDonough, an actor of consider
able note, passed through our city on Sun
day, en route for Cincinnati, where helms
an enga,gement. He plays here in Janu
uary nest.
Un Sunday . night Claney's earpentel
shop, on East Common, Allegheny, was
entered and robbed ota quantity of tools.
The thieves escaped without detection.
Les Bliserables.
The last number of Victor Hugo's pop
ular nOvel is out, entitled "Jean Valjean."
It will; of course, be read by all who have
perused the other parts of this powerful
tiction.' It for sale by Henry Miner, Fifth
street.
Meeting at West Newton.
A correspondent informs us. that an
enthusiastic meeting of the Democracy
was herd at West Newton on last Tuesday
evening. Dr. M. P. Mcclattchan presided
and Hon. John L. Dawson made one of
his characteristic speeches, able, elcupient
and pointed.
To be Returned.
;;nlmeribers to the Corcoran fund can
tye their pro ratushareof the unexpended
ads row rued on application to Mr. A.
cTighe, Treasurer, Fifth street.
• Surgeon General.
Dr. JOhn S. King, of this city, who !has
been for some time a Brigade Surgeon in
the Pennsylvania Reserves. has been ap
_pointed !to the position of Surgeon Gener
al, in the place of Dr. H. H. SMith. of
LES M I SER-LBT.E, fifth and last novel,just
received, entitled "Jean Valgean,"l at
Pittock's, opposite the -Postoffice.
• STAMP, your draft and checks. Stamp s
for sale* Pittoeli'e Nein dejiot,op,poilite
did - P6stilffice. Heath/niters for revenue
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ti._ lt=t,r-....- ..,:c4irbiairt4issll/4111.1alltlyiri...
Tire,;;ltepublica4m,
„comprising "all the
. loyally,''' held their.last ineeting yesterday
etr (dug oh:Smithfield- street', in front of
tile 'Cusrot ' ffiticiii.. Thit`crowd wee not
large,:( though lit._ embraced. : many, Demo
crats) •and exhibited little enthusiasm.
Ex-Mayor' Wilson presided. Speeches
were made by Gen. Moorhead, who re
plied, ai best he could to charges mad..
against him during the campaign, and
soundly berated the "traitorods Yughes
Democracy," alluding to the contest of
to-day as one between the United States
government and the rebel Confederacy;
by Dr. .I'Cook,: who followed in the same
vein, and called himself a Douglas Demo
crat, while acknowledging in the same
breath that he. voted for Lincoln • and by
Thomas M. Marshall, who boasted loudly
of what he would do if interrupted, eV"
dissected the speech of Mr. 4r Witte on Sat"-
urday night, which seems to sit. heavily
upon the opposition. -
The principal achievement of the even
ing, outside pf the speeches, was the art est
of a soldier, wounded in one of the battles
,othe. Penipstla, who presumed to pro
se three cheers for (len. McClellan, and
Was quite unceremoniously taken to the j
tombs by one of the Mayor's police,
Detuocratieteeting alfSharps
burg.
„i
Pursuant to call a meettikg of the
Democrrtic citizens of Shatirsburg and
vicinity, which was organized by' calling
Francis A. Klein to the chair and John
Eberle as. Secretary., after' which A. J.
Baker was introduced Cone of thenandi
dated for Asset/1141y') who made a very
able and affective speech, advocating the
Constitutioti as the only safeguard .of the
Union. Tho meeting was adjourned with
three -,cheers for the - speaker, the Union,
Constitution:and three c u r 4 able
ccimmander, Gen. Geo. B. McClella
No Diart.
.--
The CoMity-Exectitive Committ lave
completed a list of 4,000 vol Leers to
whom.ilay have paid bounty during the
past two Months. This is to be carefully
compared with the enrollments and all
whose names do not. appear there will be
added to the roll of enlisted soldiers. It
is contidently,beiieved that 1,000 to .2,01 s
ne* names will thus be fotind, for which
the county hatryet ree tived no credit. As
we will, with the • tchts in the Third
ac A
Ward and•elsewhe . have a deficiency of
only about.';",oo, thi4 will give us an excel
fit at least 1,000 over our quota Or 10,rfo:
We can no v assure our read,',, that the
need be underno apprehension of a drat
in Allegheny county. For this we are in
debted to the !active ex?.rtiona of man,
citizens, but more particularly tel the pen
tlemen (tithe Executive Committee, who
when all other means had failed to shun
the nUmber for which we are really en
;titled to credit, came up, after weeks o
( hard labor, with a record that cannot be
disputed and which must give us au over
'phis.
The First O'irginin
What remains of this line body or teen,
Some 320 rank and file, reached the city
yesterday morning itud.. left for Wheeling
'in the afternoon to join their brigade, Gen.
Milroy's. The First Virginia was one of
the earliest regiments in the field and has
Steen hard service, conduc t iag itself eredit
dhly in the recent battles in Virginia
tind 'Maryland. 'ajar We/tie was in corn.
C.1. - ThAtirtl being dangcroutdy ill.
The Subsistence Committee larni-11,(i tits•
regiment with tt substantial dinner a
seat them on their way
Charity' toneert
The Turners gave au ex Itibiaou itt Cott
cert. Hall lust evening for the benefit of th t --
irihabitants of New film, Mitinysota.
sOttlement destroyed by the Indians last
August.. All the singing societies of the
city tcpl.: part and the entertaininent was
an excellent one. attendance WILS
latige" and the proeeds will reach a hand
soime sum.
The Arsenal Siaflerers
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Nancy Fleming, another mutterer by
arsenal explosion, died. en Sendai, at
he residence of her parents in the Ninth
Verd.
Burglary.
Setbrad Editi
THE VERY LATEST TELEGRAPH.
The Battle cf Perrysville, Ky
Gem. Bragg and Cheatlimn Believed to
Important Papers Captured
Reauregard's Plan of the West
ern Campaign.-
Military Operations in Missouri
THE NEW 'BORK BANK STATEMENT
ate., ate., ate., Ake
WASiiiNntos, Oct. 1..;.--rit is understood
hat a dispatch from Gen. Boyle, dated a
.ouieville, 10 o'clock P. received las
' eve ling, says it is' generally believed that
gc rebel Generals Bragg and Cheatham
were both killed in the engagement of last
•
Wednesday near B. rd itoWn. Our loss in
killed, wounded and missing was between
1,500 and 2,000, while that of the enemy
was much larger. We held the field on
that night and skihnished with them in
their retreat. The next morning when this
dispatch left Louisville, a carrier was ex
pected to arrive in the course of the night
bringinr , the details of the pursuit and the
battle which was probably fought yester
day. Gen. Boyle expresses his belief in
the truth of the account of the killing of
Bragg and Cheatham in the action 61
Wednesday.
Important papers were sometime ago
captured by General Buell .while being
transmitted to Brigadier General Thom
us Jordon, Assistant Adjutant • Gen
oral of the rebel ,army, at Chattanooga.
Term. These papers include confidential
letters from GI aeral Beauregard, both to
Adjutant general and Inspector Cooper
and General Bragg, specifically laying
down plans fur military operations in the
West and South-west, by whiult our forced
'were effee..tually concentrated to meet the
demonstrations recently made in pursuance
of it. According to Beat, regard's pro
gramme the offensive point of the rebels
wel, first Louisville and then concentrate,
and he was particular in stating how best
or reach them from Chattanooga, with
I; tell at Huntsville. It was his opinion a
detitehment could take Louisville, while
the main body would be marching to Cite
cinnaii. lie contemplated the constract
I lion of a work at the former city for the
command of the Ghio and the canal, amid
the destruction of the canal as soon as
possible so completely that the future trav
eler would hardly I,now whet Wa4. To
keep the command of Cincinnati he would
cote:lnl et a strong work heavily arum I u
(%)%ington. of t h ese int l ortaii
letter:: will soon be fernished to the
try through the p re ,.
It will lie i.titittfv ing I. the public tt
know that errattgemerts for the organizte
tion of the camp hospital and ambulance
corps of Iht• WHI 11111111 NA and systematic
plan of Mr. B. M. Pn-ree, will Le com
pleted in a, lea' days. I lair the Ipist mute
rial will be received Mb. this important
body. It will consist of at least 12,1in0
111011. Eatli inewlier will have to give a
h - stinionial of good mural character and
sound mind and body. Mr. Muter will In
happy to receive any suggestions and 6els
gongerning lire wants, inateriahi and or
gunindion i l ima corps unto '2.301 inst.. at
No. -1-l7 Fifth Avenue, New ) . 011,. His
mat all for the instruction and (bill of
these enlisting in the sere ice will form a
part of Gen. lialiCCl:s new milli:try iv
of the United Ittates ,Arm) new ab
rtily for pr,-as
SPINGFIELI., Mo., -- Papers and dis
patches dated as late as the Gt h inst., has e
been received by Gen. Combs. from Ar
kansas. Hindman was Oita at Davars
Bind's. Parsons was represented OP mov
ing towards Northern Missouri, and seek •
ing to unite Lis forces with Stean and Me
Bride, at Pocahontas.
The rebel commander Holmes was at
Little Bock.
Gen. Schofield had arrived at Cassville,
in Barry county, near the Arkansa.s
Southwestern Missouri is once more
cleared of rebel forces and the telegraph
communication is complete to Cassville.—
Two divisions of the army are left at Hele
na under Gen. Carr.
PIIII Oct. 13.- The I ' olll4lk
yunia Railroad Company have rrcicved a
dispatch from an irresponsible source.
conveying, on the assertions of a reliable
gentleman, information oriliv same nature
as the Inquirer's dispatch ih relation to
invasion : but they have received no con
firmation from any official on the road,
and place no confidence in it. The rumor
is supposed by some to be gotten up for
political purposes.
BcFrAi.n, October 13.—The propeller
TollaWlllldo, of the Western Trausporta
tion Line, on going out of the harbor yes
terday ran on an obstruction, causing her
to leak badly and obliging her to put back.
She was loaded and bound for Chicago.
The damage to the cargo is said to have
been about $30,000.
Sr. !Arr.:, - Oct. 13.—The combined ar
mies of Alissouri and Kansas is an army
corps in the field, now commanded by
Brigadier General Schofield, will hereaf
ter be denominated as the Army of the
Frontier. By order of
Major General Cun•ri , :. •
New Tons, Oct. ]3.—The bank state
meat for the week ending on Saturday in
dicates an increase of loans of $917,89t;
increase of specie, $937,499 ; increase o
deposits,
,$5,027,493 ; decrease of circula
tion, 5200 62: .
The steamers New York arid Holism have
arrived below and will be uo at 6.:10 this
evening. The steamer Hibernian arrived
at Quebec this evening.
SEDALIA, Mo., October 13.—The Sixth
Missouri State Militia, Col. Catherwood,
have, in several scouting expeditious with •
in the last few days, broken up various
bands of guerrillas, killing 'the notorious
Captain Joe Kirk, who has murdered so
many private citizens, and captured Capt.
Loudene, of the 3d Missouri and Lieut.
Alexander, 3d Missouri and some fifty
bushwhackers, They also brought into
camp this morning, Col. Win. H. McCar
old, C. S. A., who escaped from the St.
Louis Military Prison some time ago by
blackening himself, and thus passing the
sentinel. They have also captured a large
correspondence of interest,
ALBANY, Oct. 13.—N0 day has thus tar
been fixed for the draft, but it is under
stood that an order will be promulgated
tomorrow directing that volonteers be re
ceived till the Ist day of November, and
that the draft take place on the 10th of
that month.
Hon. Brutus Corningwas re-nominated
for Congress to-day by the Democracy of
the Albany district.
WALL PA PER
FOR AUTUM
A complete assortment of beautiful N OF 1882
PA PER HANGINGS.
of ° ail styles, bought before the tax advance, will
be rold at thy usual low prices.
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sumes more importance when it is DEBILITATED CONDITIoNs oh „HE
'laced that Mr. 14alstemil.is the pos- STOMACH.
of General Phillip Kolarny's letter DR. .SOIIENC6'S lANDRIRE PILLS,
fling seVere strieta,rerlt,gainst Gen. FOR DISEASES OF THE LIVER, OR TO ACT
flan. This letter was mentioned AS:A GENTLE PURGATIVE.
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inns since in several '''!of the New ' All of theSe three ntedieines ate often required
in curing ecinetnatiOnn. thliti ill rho Pultnanic
urnals; but as a distinguished rel- Syrup iihme has cured nr stiy'desperate eaSeS.
I . I I eneral Kearny wrote a note de- lia.C'ea Wet,/ 1 1,mie and 111.andrake Pills assist
he existence of such;in regulating the stonier!) .and liter, and he p
a letter, the the Pulmen-e syrup to digest arid sear h tuning!'
the blood yby which meat a .Btitre is ,toot' 4s supposed to have endrl. Not effected. tesels.
ever. The letter doeti exist, atild is
1 hose medicines are offered t.)
i lie pu - hde as the ouly side . , 'ee'rtitin"a n il relis bl.' ,
font blaming in the most positive remedies tor Pulmonary Consul. idio m and fora!!
General McClellatti'SPertinsdar ihii,o mot li'd conditions et ot tl.e body hieh Lad
to that fatal disease. Liver Complaint and Dys
n. The writer affirms that upon i”!PS , It tire often forerunners of Consumption. end
occasions our forces might have when they manifest tinsel` es they require the
:d into Richmond had the Cornmeal- an0.,4 0 pr i , , , , .. ;,
a p i t aa l a ten s t y k r f a n a
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which has 1
eat ma h
%Ml' have exerted a' little liedid ,,, lia.a a long probation lieti,re the publie. Its value
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better generalship. Bilis tentlehey has bee. proves I.y the thous:gots oCeures it has
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Up Elf rang positions and wade throtoli a period ulluore than twenty years,
foiths n
h reputation has tainstantly
e enemy, of course, having no in- increase`! and the most obstinate skepticism can
f attacking any suehatrong hohl 4 a. ,li, ed r,, with confidence' iii all cases which eaten doulitthat it is a remedy which may
led, while, to sum , McClellan ~."I.' ~n . - -i ,
suuced "burnt out." . . The writer lithe patient will perseveringly follow 'he di
hat when Manassas was first evac- rections which accompany each bottle, he will
neral McClellan should have log- certainly be cured, if hit, lungs are not too much
wasted to ineke a cure os.s.ble. Even in ead34l
be enemy into Richmond; that supposed to fltie incurable, when friends and
• battle of ‘Villiamshurg our troof s
the entered that city, aim! also
seven Jaye' tighting-;--opportnni- PllYf.ielulls have despaired, the use of this medi
I , ; i i n ni e
t h o e p B i t t .r a i 7 , i t t
i t „ ti l l i i b tn of the patient and restored
Ate-Dr. Schenck himself was eared in precisely
such eireurnstances ; u. d many others have been
save General Kearny. from a
usually fortunate hy iodicously makinga tii •
part a • ' ‘ , • -. "I)
recision of boldness, I n n th e
use of Dr. Selienea 8 remedies,
McClellan, I
Dr. Schenck does- not say at 01l cases nf Pul
Istead has in his to ea i'fin let- rrinnary Gon-nruptio a mre t aihin Die reach
me !tine liar he em tdixtically asserts that often
Genet``! Kearny, tedi fro
.urg, and the 'let ter Ali'llues!ion
tit whent , itieuts have the ma-st ;Lan in g y itoms:
rrison's Landing. ilgoth, tiles('
1 r
such as m coolant cou g h, creeping n Ch n ian n . l night
~wears and general debility: even tosueh &Ale
gh e e that they ate obliged to lie in bed, and worn
1 McClellan. His fAr
me severely the military eourse ihev are g von up by their phys clans, they iso :
caella n ' H i 4,7/ be e wer!. No tnedieal treatment can create
re in hope these letters `naylungs, b u t wh en the lunge are very tedlyilis
s
tents whereby his rein ma be new eased, tad to some extent drab - in/A a Sure nia3
y en- be effected by Schenk's medicinal.
equ
Al
dly so. ieff n Sc
ie ro nt. luloDr, Sus disechenck ases these medicines are
ic i as photograldis
of a number of persons WiLi hate been nearly cov
ered wall running sores and sow all healed up.
Thinshows its purifying properties, which must be
done to heal coyities in the lungs.
In the treatment of
vigor}Consumtion it in of the ti -
inert importance to give and a healthy to
to the system. Hence it is neeessary to strengthen
the appetite °file patient ane to improve the di
gestion. Proper nourishment is required, togeth
er with such means us will make the food easily
digettibir. The articles must suitable for the
dintef Consumptive patient, are designated in Dr.
',Chetiek's pamphlets, which are &strig
n. d gra
-tiiitoUsly. in gener,l, the most highly nutritious
*.tieles are to be preferred, but the digestive oi -
gang Must be strengthen -II in to der to make
either food or naedicin t l serrieca'de. 'lbis .re
quirement is met by the Sea Weed Taste, and for
th e purpose it was desigued.
When the digestive powers are put in good or
der the food has its proper etre 3, the sys:, ur iit
the patient is invigorated aid the lungs begin to
exercise thmr tuartionts inn norm it and hernthy
manner. Vim the healin g powers of the Pithieir
sic 5.5 rup oil complete the i•iire.
Pulmonary Consumption is almost always corn
plicated with Dyspepsia and Liver complaint.
pleat
31mnd-eke Pt.ls are intended to re
more obstructions from the liver and to restore
its healthy action. They'd:ate rll the efficiency
which is usertheil In calomel er "blue mass," and
are warranted actin,• intain a pan isle of any min
t gal poison. These i-ills cure the west rib:gillede
cost' eeners, rick headsache. piles, Wilma, :Wee
c I II and all oilier dtseitses th at arise from IS torpid
or obstructed con titian of the it, er. One boa ..1
these pills, valued at 11Z, rents, will prove the
efficacy of the meklieine.
In Consumption. the. Sea Weed 'tonic and
Mandrake Pills are invalulde auxiliary midi
sines. They rdievu the suffe r in g ; of the patient,
Unit sisei it the Palnioniy Syrup in elleeting it mitre.
They hay. been foetid useful ill ail, aimed staves
ot Consumption, where the lungs were almost en
timely destroyed and all symptom, accordin g to
toe judgment. of rue physiiaare+ in dicated speedy
death. the tiros of patisn is wan were net uaily
in a (13 i, g eididitinn have been nreserved lir
II oaths by the tne of Dr. Sehenek'e three grtat
re nedie - 4.
Dr. Schenck; !ed g es himself to effect a cure if
the palent will apply to him lielore his eas e is
a l n. g oi rer .1 esp.-rate: that ii to say. before the
i it..l organs are toe far gene to admit bran)/ Cale,
except by a miracle.
Dr. I. II i-clierirk is the inventor of th at re la
brated instrument, called ": , elietick . , Itc,pirein
ter,'' .with shish lie makes Ca Illtli h 11:1,,..i I il t
any with the ecrtainty of tii,o, cuin g their :rec
iinifiiien. 'I he charge fir in es anlination won
4e Respir,mieter is three duller,
i. :
stoned shove, 1/i, c., licnek, himself• it as
,rod or COI/S11.• ' , ion. in tale .-r its wont lei e
-iai.4ei, by the u, ot the Polimmic syrup.-
.ea physh , tans declared th Lt lic could
a went:: pit tuna after Si liti, 4. iit Wont.,
ears; he, is he perfect 11C:tit/I. anti Weigh,
4•1 than '2lO/ tii.iiiele. .
4 , aii-Cot, ry es wends. , I -,n i!„... 4 . .4at.si ee a, i:
exhihi ied at Dr ;,-1“,r,, I ; ',, tacce. in l'hiladel
„OM. Nu !.li N. Sun/ steeet. For p trtie u tars,
see - tre - ittatrlftet7lehickt- in suppited, ,without
rharge, to all applicant+, al 1tr...-eberieh'M,i,
D.3+ it here Dr. J. 11. 4 , elien--li mil lie proles -
,ionall ) in I .eiolier, /lint oinh r. ai.if I ircernb er:
Every Saturday at his pi no-1 1 d cilice. o .;9
North sixth street, Pnitarleinhla tr..)'. until r•i.
Eviiry Monthly at his ~tics, .;2 go n d it trot ,
New lurk, trots 11 taunt 1,
Te.
u , dayand 11 e-dneei4.4y. iletAee Tih and stli,
at Dr. I, et sc , r's. Ira wood street, Pittsbur g h p a.
'Thursday',o .tt,lie r rith, at Martin Ke'el's, near
Unity Cnlumbiana counfy. trhio
Friday, I Ictuber 1 1 / 1 11 4 at :Nihon, Columbiana
Poultry. i /him
M'editesday. I ictolier rah. at 144 Eighth street,
Washiunton, P. l'.
itiorsdity.l l etelier liltll 4 at Rs Baltimore street,
litaltitaiire, Mil.
Tuesil .1, IV eilne,lay and Thursday, Octob er
21st, :at end 2:iil, al /111%111pin. Hotel, 13,,5t1e
Muss,
has
this
lady
fact a
eontail
Mend
some 1
ork
ative
pron
affirms
uated Yi
lowed 1
after the
might
afar the
ties lost,
want of
of Gene
Mr. II
fro!!!
dated 11
letters bl
MUM
enemies
the instru
Rile.
Mr. ILL
with the o
Ile obtain -I
toy and C
Kearny'ms,
relary Ch 1
authority I
advised M
the Premidtl
to him Ex t!
The letter
President,
hands.. Mt
stead Chine last wc,..k to this city
I, iginal letters in his possession. -d audiences of Secretaries Stan
'lase. and read to them General
ricfureS upon McClellan: See
se—so I ant assured upon good
lat once took up the case. He
Halstead to read the letter to
hut, and had him' accompanied
ellency In' Governor Sprague.:
was dal; discussed with the
and a copy of it left in his
. Halstead then called upon
Governors, at that, time here,
each of theta Gen, Kearny's
ng with each a copy. He also
General Hooker. and read to
he letter of his ad friends 1d
,arms—Kearny.Th e letter is
ted at no remote date but I at
mil it has been duly used in a
Atter. No one can doubt that
I the prime mover, in the affair
lost'llity against ii.(2Clellan.—
f this seemingly trudguitioata
y ( losing aroma lithe young
The letter is matte use of to
lest hint officers Litherto fa
is well known thit the opin.
• er like general fiParny will
Pight with . it. It kunst, how
le'in mind that the letter was
eriod when the galiant fien•
was chafing under the znor
retnTade movement of the
L he may have blamed Gen.
He, had he have known all
ices. he would have laid his
1.-r doors. lin that as it may,
1 f McClellan are now work
"!Iv against hint with the
lid them by Kearny, whore
would bare snorni.d such a
i; 11, Ilea, McClellan let'
Liss grasp, a sure means
ty estop,, the machinations
ite must at once strike a
Let hint i n it attack and
e Almon
HI maid t,
letter, Jew,-
called upon
that officer
comrade in
to he publis
I suppose, •
rt vat e mr;
he object o
s a bitter I
'tie meshes
Ire cute
mander
tdieP fig
bk.
ion of an ofli l
carry great
cver. be born
NM=
MN=
tifiention of
aliny, thud di
McClellan, n•
censurr al ot
E=!ME
Iva ric spiri
se of his ri
iliwever, in
whereby hr m
1.11,1 t
,1 tll' retie
!, the intrig
:tll, as a cure re•
a‘s I hay' ja,t
An,all,-r perimi of inoxrii
y the ) coin wia,,l•
la, once before - lost,
ph; (to I(I --not Illrottii,iittlit
on In VichloOnd now, oi•
will surely ruin Lila.
er the hil:11 pro.!
cause the peel
hon. Ile rues
ehernies hrl
mc Reduced.
The county
'mom two milk
oor tax has been redured
ROY RR ILiR 4I
manafit-tyring
A. F. j
n's Sewing Maohines f"r family
t'^-el. are the but in Lt...
ATo iNA V. Oenoral Agent,
fib street, l'itt,httrgh. Pa. . _
DESTISTRY !!
Dr. Vonßouhoist, No, 54 Bt. Glair street
faTILACTED WITHOUT PAIN
nuIR
JOSEPH MEYI3/1
JO.SEPB.I
MEYER Sr, 80N
IUrAOITILICREI 07
ANI) PLAIN
FURNIT
flw t (MA 11 itS
WA.RELIOUSE
smiTil FIELD STR LET
Betweet Six
reot and Virgin
Vollunte
B. 14
r Enlistment
!tAIKS,
CT:: It 'X'
FICA Till
MMII
GEON
RECRIIITII
G OFFICER
For sale by
S.; HAVEN,
STATIONE
AND PRINTER,
a u 7 CORN El
WOOD ..k THIRD STB
su
QUIT
Eli's
COMPOEND
An admir
,lo remedy f•T
Flxpell in
Wlnsqii it Iles
BED •C
AMBERS.
For sale at 25 cen
CHAS. H. S I
1- per bottle by
I 'ER, Druggist
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
Li EVOLVERS,
&IL Colt's new and of
Whitney's. do
Allen di Wheelo
Sharp's Cot tridg i
solo by
sof,
!REVOLVERS—
. model, all sizes.
do do
Cartridge ;
. • lways on hand and for
BOSUN & TETLLTI.
136 Wood street
Iry NEW STA
hose former price w
Mr $9O, at Mrs.
se2o Carriage ite
DINO TOP BUOGrES.
$125 will be eohl now
OSRo EPH WHITE'S
ry Two Mile Itrin.
_BACON -700 LB
Sides just reoeivel
COUNTRY BACON
and for sale b_y
AMES A, FETZER,
arket and Finit streets.
Wednesday. October . ..tttit, nt 1-11 Eighth streo
hington.
Thursday t ttstolter 3Uth. at Its Baltinutre strut,
NoVEMBER.
ery Saturday, in Philadelphia.
Eve , Y Monday. in New V. k
lin the Fah and 2tith, in \Vu•hington, D. C,
I In the nth and 2:.'t.11. in Baltimore. Mil.
On the Pith, lath :mil in Lipton, Mass.
DECEMBER..
Every Satarday, in Philadelphia.
Yvery Monday. in New Sorb.
I.in the 21 and 3d. in Pittehurich.
Uu the 4th :Mil 7.111 in abOVC.
( , 41 the lip h, :11 W: 10 11110011, j). C.
1 , 11 the I Ith, in linqiniiire, ;hit.
ou the loth, i• , ,Buston,
Or. Sehenck's Principal office i< :it , Nor.
'BATH street. Philadelphia. •Pa , where letto
for advice should always Le dir...cted.
♦NTHUNYHYYYH
pirrrsigultd4ll
- - -•
Now 'Yolk City, Conrad Fox, No sl BarelaY
stre , t.
Boston, Mass., tied. C. Goodwin & Co., Na. 11
Marshall street.
Portland, Me, W. F. Phillips, No. 149 Middle
street.
Pitt.hargh, Pa., Dr, (leo. 11. Keyser, No. )40
Wood streot.
Martln Koeb, Unity, ('ol inbiana county, Ohio,
Ft. Louis, Mo., Ilenry Blakely, corner Second
and Vine streets.
Baltimore, Aid., Seth S. lianee,ln9 The tisnore
street.
Washington. D. C „Samuel B. Waite, corner
Seventh Street and Leolsla ,, a avenue.
Chieago, Id., Lord & Smith, No. Lake street.
And sold b 3 draggiAts generally.
Pulinonie Syrup.:(per h. - dtle, half dawn
Sea Weed Ton IV, $l per bot t le, ti half dozrn,
Mandrake Pills, '25 rents per box, oc.:w
THEY STAND THE TEST.
BURKE & BARNES' SAFES
AGAIN a - traumr , ll N7.`:
READ THE FOLLOWINO VOLUN
TARY testimonial in reaard to
BUILIIL a 4 BARNES'SAFE.
Messrs. BURK EL- BA RN ES — Gentlemen-0
the night of the 224 of February, MO, all our Ma
chine Shops, Paint Shops, Wood, Material, En.
gine I louse and all the Warehouses of the South
western Spoke and Carriage Manufactory, all
being entirely tilled with dry combustible material.
were burned down. In a room of the Paint Shopi
where the heat was most intense, was one.of your
make of Safes, containing, all our papers, insur
ance policies, k:c., amounting to over $40,000,
which, on being taken out all were entirely safe.
We most cordially recommend the Burke &
Barnes Sales as being very superior.
Your friends,
PLATT, MARTIN & GORDON.
Sam, In diana.
The above Safes, of every sire, le on hand and
made to order by
BURKE it BARNES,
At the Old Established Safe Factory,
129 and 131 Thad street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
mh7:wly
rim ORGAN HOUSE DROVE YARDS.—
ITX The undersigned has opened the MORGAN
HOUSE for the accommodation of droVers and
stock dealers, at the corner of PASTURE LANE
and TAYLOR AVENUE, near the stock depot of
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
way. lie has extensive stock pens, well covered
and commodious feed and sale yards, abutting
upon, the railroad platform, thus giving great con
venience in loading and ludo:Ming. The pans
have been enlarged an as to aeconimodate 3,C00 to
4,0(k) head. and-the yards as many more. Com
fortable accommodations are provided in the
housefor owners of stock, and the subscriber, re
spectfully solicits a share of their patronage
Terms for hoarding and runt of yard in ate,
deltlyw A ER
jrIHEESE-15 BOXES PRIME W. R.
CHEESE just received and for sale by
JAS. A. FETZER,
corner Market ,and First Streets.
OIINTRY BACON.L-0.000 GOD C Country Shooldereinat reed and tor salt. b 7
JAs. A. FETZTiB,
007 Corner Markot and r irst
WHOLESALE AGENTS
PRICES
A,UOI I IgN, -
ELLAND S' AUCTION
PITT
- -
BURGH THEATRE
MANAGER.........IVM. HENDERSON
A DlllB9loL—Prlvato 805 e.% $5 tO
in Private Bdx. $1 00: Parimette and
chairs, 50 emits; Family Cirdlei
ed dallory,denta; Colored Box ,
lery cents!
Li EIBEZ as
PRters
%do "'ea
Ore., Cirri
cents. Colo
*ceutv;
Ste( it
JOSti
.e h......
re-engni.ement oftteheautiful
less, hii s A Lti.E PLACID E
LI AND ifIN ERETITEDN.
To conclude with
F TUE WISH-TON-WISU,
Misi Placide
WEPT 11
Nara muttald
SEKEEPERS
fishing gtore;
Fun'
'GODS FOR THE
TCHEN.
K I
Tin Ware, • Brushes,
Wooden Ira o, Baskets. .
Spice Boxes, • Jelly Alonhis.
Cup rubs, Wash Basins,
Slaw Cutters Cup Mops,
Hair Sieves. Wire Sieves,
Bailee Knive-, • Coal Scuttles,
Silver Soap, , Stove Polish.
Chau:wise Ski, -, II nif.e Washers.
Skewers. .
Gridirons. I Coffee Iris l'.
,
Lemon Squee era, • Wash Boards,
Stew, Pans,! Sauce Pans,
'Wan Irons, Bird Roasters..
Fith Kettles, Fry Pans,
' Ilam Boilers. Farina Boilers,
Graters, Egg Beaters,
Larding Needles. ; Flour Pails,
Pudding Pans; ; Water Filters,
Bread Pane, -; Pie Plates, .
Butter Lolls& Clothes Wringers,
Iron Bohlen., . Wooden Spoons,
Mop Ladders, I Butter Prints,
'
Keelers , Wash Tubs,
Clothes Maas, I- oap Cups, •
Scales. e'.' Toast Forks,
Cook's Knive . I Sad Irons,
Bread Boxes j Moat Presses.
Scoops. •
1 Cake Boxes, &c., Are
FOR THE DINING ItO(EN.
' sit.r Kit PLATED.
Casters i Call Bells.
t•yrup Jugs, Nut Picks.
Cake li ni ves, Fish Knives.
Crumb Ee is ...5, ' lee Cream Knives,
Salt Stand, Napkin 'tinge;
Fruit Stands, , Cake Baskets,
Butter Knives, , Forks and Spoons,
5.,./ p;Lad le. Oyster Ladles,
,
Gras y Ladles. • Sugar Spoons.
Ch lld reD 's Cups. i Mustard Spoons.
Round ..tc Oval Salvers, Ice Pitchers. •
Bouquet Stands, , Goblets.
CUTLERY.
Ivory Handled Knives Carvers,
Cocoa do do Forks,
Stag do do I Square Waiters.
English Pea Trays. j Crumb Brushes.
Fora and Spoon Trays! Crumb Trays,
Dish Covers, I Chafing Dishes,
Hash Dishes, Coffee Biggirik.
Wino Strainers, I Coffee cafetiers,
Spirit Coffee Nut Crackers.,
Table Mats, I Round Waiters,
Bread-Pa.4lrets. ; Cork Screws,
Wine Coders,' ; Buffo Sh
RefrigerniTs; Wet r CoolarPeueds ers, & .
Ac,
FOR THE criArrißEn.'
Toilet J ars, Water Carriers.
Foot Baths,j ;Chamber Buckets,
Tiff mt's ' Bowls and Pitchers.
Slat, rass 'Brushes, Oas Shades,
SnavingzEtnas, Nurser.y.Shades.
I;ronse Match I.loldersf Nurshry -
Flower Stands, Clothes Whiskes,
N.irsery ltairigeraters.i Clothes tapers,
`Vas Tapers.
MISCELLANEOUS.
I ibrary Steps, Door Mats.
Vienna Fish Globes. .1 Veste-s.
Bird Cages, Meat safes,
Vizzetts j Pocket Knives,
Card de hito Frames! Flasks
Comp c., ! Camp Portfolios,
And everything pertaining to a well appointed
Household
To he obtained at reasonable prides at the NEW
• - •1•01t.t: tt
KAY .& SICHAR.DS.
30 Filth Street, ,
Fir6t dour below Exchange Bank,
Aliilortas delivered free of charge in the city:
A I legheity,. Birmingham. Manchester, Duquesne
Borough, etc. . ..1 ; .
411, 1 0MIEtIlIN4} NEW Alt
No. S 3 FOURTH STREET.
I would invite the attention of ladies and goll-
Unman to that beautiful piece of art so muc h es
teemed et late ealled the ILLUSION PARTING,
and my mode of inserting the same in Wigs anti
;Madonna Bands.
It hitherto' hem a light and life-like
once iro unattained • have also juste_ceived a large and carefudysselected stock of the
beg French Hair, purchased' for cash, and my
motto it tittles sales and small ,profits.
CAM b:RON'S EXTRACT OF FLOWERS, or
Botanic Cream, for softening and beautifying the
hair, is too well known o need
emit pre
toy new HAIR WASH f t or family use: it prevents
the hair from tilling out and getting prematurely
grey. Ladies do.you want to have a clear, beauti
fit I, white and healthful skin? If so, get a bottle
of my Philodermie, or Skin Cleanser t and take a
little healthful out door ekercise. This is no hum , '
hug, but will preserve your beauty to UP:—
Discard all poisonous skin paints.
my2-tinaw . J. It. CAMERO .
LAM FLEXING,
FASHIONABLE HATTER,
Has removed from the corner Wood and Sixth
NO. 139 WO
Fourth door below Virgi
lOD STREET,
in Alloy. Pitthburgh.
A larg-c and complete stock of Hats,
Caps Milt Straw Goods Always on hand
at the lowest . prim a. wholesale and re
tall
as24-Ivw
WHEELER &- WILSON.
IMPROVED SEIIfING MACHINES
Reduce
Prices,
the public
We 'offer to
with increased nonfide
best and most useful F.
now in uso, It does eCin. l
and thinnest fabrics, male
ble to unravel, with the
being alike on both sid.
hain on the under sideri
more speedy in ruovemen
an other machine.
We give full instructio.
ser to sew ordinary seams
gather, bind and tuck, all
and warrant it for three y:
Circulars eontainintes
the highest standing, East
ces, See., will be furnished .
person or by letter.
i i ee of its merits as th
mils Sewing 21a.ehin
lly well on the [Wakes
a the leek:Lich impossi
essentigl b lvantage of
~,forming to ridge or
simple in Construction
and more durable than
I's to enable the pnrcha
Istitch, barn, fell, quilt
cn the sante 'machine
cars.
monials from ladies of
'cl Witt, giving pri
tin on application in
- - .
Sewiuc Alachino Need's,
and Oil constantly on han.
WILLI
ARMERS' DEPOSI
BANK OF DEPOSIT
IiAtqING CO.
AND DISCOUNT
ON DEPOSITS.
d B Received on
INTEREST PAID
Par and Current Fi
Depot
walk.: UNDERSIGN]
ERS ate inditiduall3
tors to the whole extent of
James Marshall.
John Scott,
William Walker. AI
Samuel Geom, S.
Thomas Mellon, T
Robert Bell,
John M (Devil t,
John Floyd, D.
Hay Waker,
JAM
TaES ttle
MA R I R' ,
R. A. GEORGE. Deshler.
MO STOCECTIOLD.
, responsible to depcs.4i
meiiram I priv: i t i : g means:
ob Painter,
illiam Carr,
B. Robison,
' otnas Scott,
seph Love,
A. Stewart,
k R. Galway.
. W. 111'Gregor,
fox.
HALL, President.
senEkw
BAILEY, yARRELL & CO.,
PRACTICAL
LUMBERS,
GAS AND STEA
No. 129 Foul*
'NEAR SMITHFIELD 'STREET
Tanks and Agitators for 'Oil *fineries lined
with lead in the moot durablo mann*, by the - new
process of burning or uniting the Joints without
solder. .
ROUROB fitted up with Hot and CkildWater in the
best style, with all the modern. improvements in
Baths, Wash-Stands, Closets,Binks, Ao., duo.; -
A large stock of Pumps and Pipe always
, any
on band.
zpoYS. YOIIT/Is AND viuLDRENoft
AD Shoes at MeClelland'a Auction. ! -
'Ps Axis SHOES
-A T
55 FIFTH STREET
&hi USEM-E.N TS.
_Miss Placid°
goina into camp should
India 'lubber Mr
Shirts, Wool Socks,
ere Collars, &e.
EATON,
WHEELER it:
• siewi.lig.
RO. ZI MTH. STREET,
4%narda4 I.3nst
United St°
rff NINES Bola in di
We offer to the public I' lIEELF,R. & WIL
IN'S IMPROVED BEwllsIG MACHINE. 'at
R R UCED PRICES, with I ncreased oenfidence
of i erita as the beat and I most useful Family
Sewin Machinonow in use. It does equally wail
on the thickest and thinnes fabrics, makes 013
lock tch impossible to aye!. alike on Loth
aid simple in construe 'on, more speedy in
. ovement, and more dumbi than any other ma
i:lanes. Ciretulars giving p ces and description
of machine furnished gratis application in Per
son or by letter,
Cheap Pi,
FOURTERN SECOND HAND
An excellent Rosewood Chii
tave.. Price
A Rosewood Gate & Co.Pian
case, 6 octave. P ri ce.....
A Rosewood Stodart Piano, i .
worn,6 octave. Price.
A Rosewood Rassford Piano, very fine
touch. 634 octave. Pike! ' 130 00
A Rosewood. Grovisteen ..lc lisle, new
• and richly carved, 7 octi ve, Price 170 00
A Rosewood, Hayes dc Co Pia o, thrco
Rosewoodld. 7 octave. hie ISO 00
A Gilbert. Uptight Piano. ilia '
i ,
octave. Price 125 00
l
A Mahogany T. Lend Piano, ltmge size
6 octave. Price 75 00
A Rosewood German Piano, large size, 6
octave. Price 70 fin
A Rosewood ChickeringPianevery old
but good, 6 octave. Price. .. .. ........
A Mahogany, Lond dr Bro.. old but in
good order, 6 octave. Price
A Mahogany, Astor .1c Co, old! London
Piano, 53.5 octaves. Pried ~
A Walnut Lease Piano. in good! order. 6
octave. Price ...
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A Mahogany , Gibson Piano , New York,
very good. 6 octave. Pri.c...........
- NEW PlAilittl.
A splendid stock of new Pia hauls the best /
New York and Boston makers n and con-- 1
stoutly receiving new sui.plies. Prices invaitioblY
the same as the manufacturers, nd every instru
ment warranted. For sale by
selo JOHN H. MELLO it. ! I Wood street.
T o BIIILDERS AND CONTBacTORS
We are now mannfeetnring asa l erior andel° of
LIM• '
2
e
E
•
which 7/0 are prepared to deliv from our COAL
YARD, bog LIBERTY ST EET.
ti
•
Best quality of Voarn.UY
C oal aiwa.vil on
timid as usraaL
my% DICRSON. STEwART & CO.
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Spencer & It f it'liay 9
BREWERS, 'AND 141ISTERS. •.'
Di.. Srlaw Bazwnity, 1
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Pittsburgh. September ID, ]162.
11 ISSOLUTION OF .PARTNERB Tap.
=The partnershfp heretotre .ezist;nz be
tween JOS SPENCER and 'W. IL GARRARD
Wad direolved on the 20th of A egust, ISO 2, W.
R. GARRARD being authorized to, settle up the
business of the late him at the office in ttie Brow
ery,__The•Brewiog_tiusiness will he continued by
SPENCER Is WRAY. who intend , o have al
ways on hand a zuperior article of ALE. pilt-
TEtt and BROWN STOUT. The undersigned
Will h e thankful ti, the friends of the late firm for
a continuance cif 'their patronsire, and promise
remake it their aim to give satisfaction to all who
may purchase from them.
Mr. ROBERT WATSON: of. Liberty street, en
long known to4ho business community, will have
the Management of our businesz,.With the full
control in theßrewery. ' . i i'
Address all orders to SPENCER; & MeRAY,
Phcenia Brewers. htt2bergh, p a .. .
JOSEPH SPENCER.
JAMES MORAY. •
Silk; Twist, Cotton
it SUMNER.
FITTERS;
Street,
CURTIS C. STEINIII!TZ,
OZNER.LL t
HOUSE CA.IMENTER
AND JOBBER •
Bfloi *pion" bc#l46.
!util Liberty
PZETSBURGH...PA.
...s - vrdlne solicited and vtoniptli attended te.
' siitS
Lkmkni
',..! 8- lialevt4Bootear,td
Shoes
2 .1
..AT No. 23 PIPTII ST.
,UT THE LE trim REGARD)
agtheY Jaunt py elp.s•
mv. ANtoiigE.
(below Exchan ge /tank.
•SELI 4 II%
V ir y li tc7l l 4
I,
2. 41 - 00 or
sal- •
• ." . 7lRI#,
!CARY No7f4qEs.
c
E,TANT u.
Oi
NICE . To Gti WC THE
CAVALRY. •. I 7-
=NE
..,
i, W D
AR EIARTAIRN7. !
11.14.10
rashi 4 n N.... D. U Vet. 6: It-el 2. I
.44(fRRPEt . STOI KTON...PIttiIbR. gh. Pa:
_ A'ir : , ,, , syllttir ar hereby •gutherized to ntise a
ttelgimunt of Cel lo flirt in the State al Pent a lya
tllB,llt ra ye tolor. diving the war, to be vr
4ttard a4cotelance with (tonere! Order No.
J'it i lt .11.8 ti 1:i:4111111° jiticera can i he mustered
upon - co platten f the orgar izatme uf the itesi
-- Innate-I mans Ibe mustered as enrolled: Sup
Plies ell 41tothipg. arm . hon.cs aref-canjontents
will be furnished y the proper Depart*ent: -\
By order of the- ‘Scretaty of War. 1 4: ' - -
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,
, . . .
• riga Her (/ ene(al AIWA:N.O. .
„ -
.11RIL DQUALTRE PRRNBYIN• 1t..4 MiLI.ITA. t.
..lififritibUiff. Oct. 7.1862. i
The foregoieg antbority of the War Department
is approved. and'ordered that the Itegiment of
Cavalry thus a utb prized to be raised agreeably to' ,
the terms and organis ition initeated by the War .
Lepartment. By order of the ov.eruor.
..
G A. L. ItCtstiElat.
-Adjutant General Penntylvania.'
Prom th aat will be seen thatthe ut.der
-sigitedhas been duly nu hor zed to raise thilt Reg- •
ailli or
intent.. H.-will be ttathed, rts tar as Possible to
the Stanton Cavalr . and C 01.%) ttmes AL Soll o o r i.:
maker will sasiet t . compleing the
liia.liret btanted 11 . gituentigniam de - I. teuiplitawei • . -
uniformed, and il do mite& Ifeyo. -,,' Five,.
Companies of this tegimeiateo ROW r .11k:Cabili..,--.
and is fast-filling
._ .-- 1 . ''-''''''''•
Cotnpanies, pa Of CoMpantekind iilteenoi-
i
alreadracceitted. bave-n owthelastandutideubt-' ' ' --':-
oily the finest opportunity for . entering,the Far- - • -- '
vice. Ajrßonntics from the United - Ste_vtell2„ - '....„...„. A.,
be gi% -it. to like men; tin the AllfghtM7 CatiTgr" l / 4 . - --- -
413outas to such men asmated fromA Ile- - -.-,',..
shorty County. This Ha '. as b;ett, called t
--
~,wj. 1.-'
for e”;eialservicte by the Seeretiarr etIF Olt;;41:Wt
.-......
util be armed: etiolat ,1t
ed hta hp' 5 . . 1 . - Fitxt4raiir't: -- -: _ v
posit e delay.
shit - The Colonel can be found a llcadipiartere,
RANK
..1 1 LOCH, lifth street. t
aborM - tieneral
Howe's office. oirli-ti
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1
FOR THE 11-4 IXTY-TIIIIHD I AND
other Pennsylvania regiments.--The,,untier
sigued is still receiving recruits for all the rld
Pennsylvania regiments, but more et peeially that
popular veteran regi M ent, 'the t• illy-third. led
by the gallant Co!. lily , s. D e .will pay to every
recruit the usual go ernmnnt bounty and tvi-•
vance pay also the oti oty bond and esti - a hound
ty of $lO. He will rece ive reerui E.; for any lira ueli
of the service. infau ry,
streetr artillery.
Office at IVilkinstiall.[Pourth
• I t... F.% GRi?S.3.
lot Lieut. 63,1 I'. V. Inf.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS
A. 4 . E
.NEW GOOD
EATON, NtA.
I r.i ris E o r THE tT
TRIMMINGS.
EMBROIDERIES,
II OSIER Y r
IIIL,
FOR FALL
BIUM & Co.,
EVTION or• WE T".
fRIDS,
nTIONS. &c., &c
races everything here
ition of many new' nO.l
we invite the inceMl.
ado:
Our present stock eni
tofore kept, with the a
Emeriti articles, to which'
attention of the jobbing
SOLD
lEEE
pply themselves with
nketst nfl Wool
Gloves, IStispextst-
TACR ITAI At t.,0;.
I.Q. 17 Fifth area
WILSON'S
PITTSB URCI PA
entiliVi at 'AI,
tcs Fair
FOR THE
IS tB, 18159
ARIAS OF ti
jai IS6OI,
0 0 0
United State.
f "
so,000
PAST YKArz,
very Mschine warrinted
ADS
. WM
or tarot Fctiro'.
I STJAINIa k. CO
nos :
lANOS'FOR SUE
'ering Piano. n
R 165,00
elegant
but little
Efl