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STREET; Now. NEW YORK ind 6 STATE STNMET. BOSTON are our gmente.for tjte.DOl,l/-
and • eekly Pent, those °M t= -a" au"
!to take Advertisements and riptione
or !ma our Lowest Rata.
II TN DAY MORNING, OCT. 20
CITY Op lIIIIIIIBOBIIOOD
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Alleglicuy County - Official.
The official footings of the returns for
this co ',
nty, as made by the clerks of the
return igard.are as follows. 'rho analy
.
•sis by' districts is our own:
A ad. GNi
: I
1 , Pitts. Alleg. Bor's Tps. Total Ms),
Coehran...,,' {.. 3166 :007 2216 4931 1.23 4428
51enker....1.1.. 22X 856 1545' 3265 7895
Sure. Gra.:l,l
Rees ............".• 3104 1979 2220 4938 12.0' 1 4440
Barr . ....31. 2215 865 1533 3245 7861 ,
-Cony. 22d. ', I
AI eerhead..;.'. 3165
IlamPton...4 2221 ..
amp. 23d. i
1Vi11iana5.......1 1935 906' 1527_ ' 40% 1806
Zeig1er........;,!.....
.871 359 1062 .- 2 e92
Pre,. Ju dge.;;) " ' •.
Si . errott. ..... ..., 3212 "DM ' 1514 5002 12470 4(16;
Flenniken ....M 2225 817 3217 7803
Ass. judge. i l
5t0we............! , 3156 1959 2225 4933 13326 4450
Shafer ..........i. 2221 86-5 152 8 3311 7876 .
Senate. 4L
Graham.. ...... 317 - , 1993 2241 4973 12384 4627
Kerr '' 2190 834 1511' 32 . a 7757
' .Assem/,/u, '1
Shannon...-... 3313 1995 2236 4914 12318 It.
Slick 2'3221 2033 2 :6 4963 12441
11utehman.....1 . 3212 2001 2430 4949 13392 .0 !
Gross 113217 aga 2228.49: 12375 o
Giffillam. ..... .. ii., 2 .L37 1991 2230 4942 MOO 7
Stuart, ' 4 2224 855 1513 3212 7864 5
Baker ....... ..... ";12331 860 1338 3315 7990 .22.
- • Ilarbisen....— '..,1591 816 1503 3196 7709
Bryant 42232 .856 1533 3261 7665
Bun ter
torney ',2.309 862 1 5 36 salt) 7966
Dim. At, -'i -
Kirk po tr:ek .. .3157 1473 2200 4923 12253 4351
Linn.. 32242 869 1547 3254 7912
antirOiter. 4
Lambert.. ...... 3159 14 6 0 2214 4955 13344 4480
Anderson 2233 849 1536 3216 7861
rammis.
Neely -.... ...... 3114 1931 MIO 4555 P....n.30 4599
Stuelerath ..... 22M 901 1600 2990 7740
bir. POOP..
0011 !ter ..... .... 4! --
Meat be
Lea'Ne of Absence.
It is not gererally known how much dif
ficulty there is . in procuring furloughs for
sick soldiers, Though the Surgeon Gen
eral at Washington has the power to grant
transfers to the sick and wounded to the
hospitals in the States where-they respec
tively belong,l he 'is obliged to perform
said duty in squads, and has no power to
grant special fiirloughs or leave of absence.
They can onlybe granted by the Secretary
of War, on hig own .motion, and he will
not exercise the power, except to save
life, or a pernianent disability, on the cer
tificate of the tact by a competent Army
Surgeon, apprbved by the Surgeon Gen
eral. fficersjinve fully as much diffi
culty, from the forms through which their
applications must pass. We saw a "sick
leave" on Saturday, which had at least a
dozen endorseMents, covering every avail
able spot of bltaik paper: There is also
much delay ins procuring leave, as days
and weeks sometimes elapse before the
application is returned, and then it is fre
laently refused. The system should be
divested of so Much red tape, as the lives
of valuable men mid officers are frequent
ly endangered ;by keeping them on duty
when they are unfit for service.
Corqiter's Inquest.
Coroner McClung held an inquest, on
Friday afternoon,in East Birmingham,
upon the body'ofa taan found in the Mon
ongahela river, opposite Ormsby's coal
railway. Theavidence elicited upon the
examination proved that the remains were
those of Steven McSwiggan, a laborer in
East Birmingkam, who left his residence
cn Sunday, after supper, to comae to Pitts
burgh, taking with him the watch of one
of his sons, (two of whom are in the ser
vice of the Ui.ited States the re-
hole) which watch was found upon him,
It is supposed that while attempting to
cross the river iapon the dam, he slipped
and fell in. The deceased was fifty years
of age, and leftla wife and five children.—
The verdict of the jury was, that the de•
ceased came to his death by accidental
drowning.
Drafting.
One hundred and eight men were drafted
in Clarion on the 16th inst., and directed
to report withi five days, to be sent to
Camp Howe.
The Westmoreland Republican Extra
corned to us with a list of about 400
men drafted in Greensburz on Thursday.
The paper stated that the draft was illegal,
having been conducted with closed doors.
No Tax ' i on Pensioners.
Pensioners are not liable to the deduc
tion of the three per cent. under section
86 of the Tax Law. They are not officers
or persons in the employment or service of
the United Statee. Hence, even though
they may be in 'eceipt of a pension ex
ceeding in amount 5600 per annum, nb
deduction will be made by the agent of the
Government in paying such pension.
Untted!States Court.
The United ;States District Court,
Judge McCandless, meets this morning.
There is one cohhterfeiting case, that of
Dr. W. J. Smitht of Lawrenceville, and
several cases of 'frea.9onable language, re•
sisting the enrollment, &c.
Prel4 entation.
The friends of Lieut. John J. Hay, who
is now attached lo the Stanton Cavalry,
propose presenting him with a fine sword,
sash and belt befdre his departure for the
seat of war. 7Jtrut. Hay leaves a good
position on the T'ittaburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago RMftmy, at Hayeville,
to en
ter the army, and, we are certain he will
make an exceileo officer and fully merit
the confidence of` is friends.
Still Another Regiment.
Wm. M. Moffit4 Esq., Assistant District
Attorney, has obtitined authority from the
War Departmentho raise another cavalry
regiment" in 'this ;and adjoining counties.
Ile is 'a popular gentleman, and will make
an excellent officer. We anticipate little
difficulty for him in filling up a regiment,
as the drafted men who will be sent to
Camp Howe have]the privilege of becom
ing volunteers by going into a three years'
regiment.
Presentation.
The Young Menus Bible Society, through
their agent Rev. J..K. Miller, has already
given 500 Testani6nts to the men belong :
ing to the Stanton Cavalry now out in
Camp Howe,. each' book having-their label
in it, with a placefor the name of the re•
ceiver and that op his company and regi-,
ment.
Dedication.
A new Catholic church at Braddock's
Field, St. Thomas, in charge of Fathei
O'Farrell, is to be dedicated on Sunday
next. The services will be most interest
ing. Trains will E leave the Connellsville
depot at 9 a. m. a . nd 2 p. m.
Surety.
Several cases cf surety of the: peace
were disposed of in the Court of. Quarter
Sew:tins on Saturday. No business of pub-,
lie importance wa4 transacted.
The Swedenborgiane.
Those who believe" in the doctrines of
Emanuel Swedenborg, in thin city, have
engaged the services of Rev. W. H. Ben-,
ade, of Philadelphia, who will officiate
every Sabbath morning in his ministerial
capacity, and lecture in the evening.
Cancelling Stamps.
In answer to atiAtiquiry, Commissioner
Bout well says : " Iriregard to the cancel-
Hug of the varionti-stamps in we la the
different institutions or corporations, the
hand-press will answer every purpose."
r - ss ' e t
.11 t i r
»On . turday evening anumber
of the
personal-friends of , Captain Thris. Power
And Lientmat . Pittriek Clark, of the new
company al:mains herelor the 101st reki
nmuti-mresented them ' with ''e' handsome
sword, sash arid belt each. The iireienta - -
thin took place in the Fifth ward, and fhb'
address was made by Win.'C. Moreland,
Esq.,', The recipients replied in fitting
terms., Both. these , gentlemen will make
good officers. They, are very popular,
arid will ~be tollowea by the best wishes of
i . ,frierids.
NoAblilewieklexA . eademy.
This well established' SOhOol, toriat4ll
about eight miles..north - Of New Brighton
and fifteen miles;-South of--lieW Castle,
(easily accessible - from.t4k,.: surrounding
towns and this city ,) in a very' healthy
country,.erijoys an amiable reputation and
offers excellent facilities for ,athorough rip
tellectriarand education. The terms are
favorable and we lake' pleasure in recom
mending to the public, Rev.. H. Webber,
thiiprincipal, who also has the privilege of
referring the following citizens:. L. Os
good, GeM F. Gilmore, Daide - Jones, H.
P. Mueller, Robert Woods,-:Alex. Hol
stein,' E. ~Burchfield. Adam- Reineman,
David Sands, Gen. Wm. Robinson Jas.,
Plummer and Wm. Grace, of Sputli ' Pitts•
burgh. Circulars can be obtained at the
book store of English & Co., Wood street,
s Ts,
1561. 3309 8037 2359
13)6 2246 5678
Mr. R. E. J. Miles, commences an en
gagement at the Theatre this evening
with his celebrated trained, horse, Minne
The bill for to-night "Rook
wood or Dick Tnrpin, the HiOwityman"
and the farce of "A Kiss in the Dark."
The good old play of Mazeppa, is in pre
paration. .
Convicted.
"Dock" Pool, on trial at Wheeling for
the murder of Adam Burch, has been con
victed of murder in the first degree.
2187, 4887 7072 2353
1511 3218 4719
LAWYERS should attend the sale of Law
Books this (Monday) evening at McClel
land's Auction.
A LARGE AND PRIME stock of winter
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters just received at
McClelland's Auction. , •
0/10VER .& BA KA Tes Sewing Machinaa
manufaetering purposes. are the beat hiatus
A. F. C lATONAY. General Agent,
.118 Fifth street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
JOSEPH lOMIR ANTHONTOPYIII
JOBEPR MEYER dr SON
ItANUPAOTIIRIBP OP,
FANCY AND PLAIN
FURNITURE fit CHAIRS
WARRIIOUBB. 135 SMITHIPIBLD STREET.
(Between (Blab street end Virginelley.)
no 9 PITTSBURGH.
OUNTING HOUSE STATIONERY
D.EtRIES FOR 1863,
So arranged that it is always clean and
LOCOMB'S PATENT INKSTAN
s acknowledged to be the best air•tigh
ink ever offered to the public.
POCKET BOORS FOR POSTAGE CUKRENCY
Bor. sale by
0,10 CORNER WOOD & T,18,D SIB.
PEOPLES INSURANCE COMPANY
Office, N. E. Oor. Wood & Fifth Ott].
RIBE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
DIRECTORS=
Wm. Phillips, James D. Verner,
John Watt, Capt. Jno. L. Rhoad
William B. Hays, Samuel P. Shrivel..
John X Parke, I George B Jones,
Charles Vann sell, Daniel Wallace.
William Kirk, I C. Ranson Love.
PHILLIPS, President
JOHN WATT, Vice Pres%
Win. F. GARDNER, Sec'y. 1547 - Iyia
L.
A RGE DWELLING FOR RENT,
situate on Marburg street. A hall, two par
lors, six chambers, kitchen, dining room. pantry
and large yard ; immediate ruomession. Apply to
S. CUTHBERT & SONS,
ocl7 id Market rtreet.
0 COUNTRY MERCHSNTS AND
DE L.IE R. .
EATON, MACHUM dr CO.,
NOS. 17 AND 19 FIFTH STREET,
Jobbers and retailers of Trimmings,
Embroideries, Hosiery, Gloves, Hoop
Skirts. Ribbons, Shirts, Collars, Ties,
Undershirts and Drawers, Woolen
Hoods, ?tablas, Scarfs, Zephyrs and
Knitting Yarn, every variety of small
wares and notion.,
Our stock is ost as double as large
as ever before, and the larger portion
was purchased (before the last great
advance in prices. With the induce
ments we van now offer we would es.
pecially invite the attention of. City
and Country Merchants Milliners,
Peddlers and all who bay to sell again,
B, B. A choice assortment of
STAPLE D. 111" GOODS,
at Wholesale only.
W ALL PAPER
FOR AUTUMN OF 1862.
A complete assortme nt of beautiful
PAPER' HANGINGS,
of all styles, bought before the tax advance. will
be cold at the usual low prices.
W. P. MARSHALL: '
see.
No. 87 Wood street.
OATS! OATS!! OATS !!!
FARMERS AND GRAIN DEALERS take notice.
OMR QULTITERMASTER, U. 8. A.
- Pittsburgh, October 14th, 1862.
The undersigned desires to purchase several
:thousapd bushels of good, sound. merchantable
Oats,' to be delirnred at the Public Forage Lime ;
payment made on delivery. Grain sacks will be
furnished on.application. at this Maw ' - -
A. MONTGOMERY.
Maier and. Qiiarterinaster,
twin tt IT. 13.:Arzenr.,
AttaonsaYl4lig;''
Octobe j
A ELECTION FOB D IRECTORS OF
.L ll - this Bank will be November e Banking
noose. on the 17th day of next. be
tween the hours of 10 and 2 o'clock.
A general meeting of the stockholders will
held on the,4th day of November next. at 10
o'clock a. in. J. W. COOK, Cashier,
ocl6:fm
'ACHERIEL—
.2S Barrels No.-3 Mackerel : - - 50..- - F
Half Barrels No 2 and 3 Mack - 61;4i
...:1
Kits
Just received and for sale by 'do'.
JAB. A. F,ETZEit,
corner Market and Piixt streets.
____
oTAToEs.--5o nossEEs , fiDEEKE
Neshanocksilot received and forsale
JAS.. A BELZER,
15 corner Mezketand First streets. •
mzßogthers AND MAIIINACTUREMiI BANK.
October 13th. 1862. -1
A w ELECTION FOR skumeroup or.
111. thia Bank will ; ber!beld , at they'litanitinie
H ouse on the thittlagOndarinfatoxember next.
betwebn the - houtt orteai and two ; also a (renew
zweetkii .the.a - talk/abiders will be held at the'
Ba y lis piaae. on the first 2neaday of November
next at ten o'clock a. in.
oolttd W. H. DENNY. Cashier..
Mlnnehaba
all sizes
OTOGRAPIIIO ALBUMS,
new lot
S TIPPED WITH INDIA RUDE
ready for nee
W. S. HAVEN,
Va o'3 sq . T;
Second Edition
TR , : Ria 11710.1,4.410*
State Election Still DOlibtfttl
DEMOCRATIC TICKET 1)ROBABL'
The Ohio Election Returns
IIiEpLEIRME, ATr TII9ROTARE 6AP
150 of the Late Rebel Invaders Oaptared
N. Y. FEDERAL UNION F'ARTA:
,
Gen. jilt Nothiiisted for Goverriiii
From Newberue, C
MORGAN'S GUERRILLAS DEFEATED
Lexington,, Ky. l Reoccupied by
Federal Troops.
Ffeaarssono, Oct. 19.—The result of
the election in regard to the State ticket is
still doubtful, but probabilities favor a
dethoeratic.majorit3i. Fifteen Unionists are
no doubt„ elected to Congress, including
gr. Bailey in the 16th district. The
State Legislature will probably stand as
follows: House 46 Union, and 54 Demo
cratic ; Senate 20 Union to 13 Democratic.
It is 'generally concluded here that there
will be a Democratic majority of one on
'oint ballot.
CINCINNATI, October --The Ohio
election returns from sixty-six counties
give a Deznocratic; majority Of eighte”
thcn tind—a Democratic gain of fifty thou
sand. The Democratic malority in the
State will be about twelve thousand. The
Congressional delegation stands, 11 Dem
ocrats and 6 Union.
GEL SIGEL' iIk:ADQCARTERB, )
Fairfax Court House, Oct. 19. I .
Gen. Stahl to-day, with a detachment of
cavalry, met a large force.of rebel cavalry
and a battery : of artillery; near. Thoroug
hfare Gal), and attacked them and captur
ed 80 of the enemy and one caisson filled
with ammunition. The enemy was routed
and Gen. Stahl is in hot pursuit.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY POToMAC,
October 18, 1862.
All is quiet along the lines. The recon
noitering column returned to camp, having
affected the object for which they were
sent out.
One hundred and fifty of the cavalry en
gaged in the recent raid into Pennsylvania
have been captured on this side •of the
river. They are stragglers from the main
body, and most of them are dressed in U.
S. uniform, and it is probable that there
may be a few yet lurking about watching
loran opportunity to escape. Six were
captured a few nights since in the midst of
Gen. Ricketts' camp. Several officers are
included in the lists of those already cap
tured.
The hospitals around Sharpsburg are
filled with rebel wounded. Besides this
there is a very large number of rebel sick
and wounded in Shepardstown; some esti
mates place them as high as 4,000. The
mortally wounded, among them is very
great... very attention. so faras medical at
tendance is concerned'is now given to
them. A large number of the convalecent
decline to accept the usual parole but tak e
the oath of allegiance and travel north.
A Smith Carolinian wastaken last night at
Darn No. 4 in citizen's dressi.he is believed
to have been a spy, though possibly he
may be one of Stuart's men trying to make
his way across the river. His case is being
investigated.
NEW YORK, Oct. 19 . — Commodore Had
son was buried yesterday afternoon with
appropriate himors.
The new organization styled the Federnl
Union party, met last evening and nomi
nated General. John A. Dix for Governor,
and issued an address to the electors ofthe
State without' distinction of party to form
a Federal Union Club and send delegates
to a Convention on the 28th inst., to be
held at the Cooper Institute, in this city,
in order to ratify the
.nomination of Geti.
Dix.
The steamers G. C. Collins and Ellen S.
Terry from Newborn N. C., have arrived
With datea to the 14th., ,
`lGovernor Stanley arrityd at Newbern
on the 11th inst.
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The gunboat Seymour has been raised
from the river Neese and put in order for
service.
A letter from Jacksonville, Fla., states
that on arrival there of Gen. Brannan on
the 6th, he found the town nearly desert
ed. It was occhpied by the 7th Connecti
cut regiment.. The rebel.steamer Gov. Mil
ton was captured by the expedition that
had been sent up the river. Guns and am-
munition were captured at the taking of
the river batteries, and also a large num
ber of contrabands who fled to our lines
had been sent to Hilton. Head. Gen.
Brannan and his force had also returned.
The gunboats being depended on to keep
possession of the river.
The British schooner Minerva reports
that on the 15th inst.. in lat. 28° and 56"
and long. 57° and 10", she spoke a .rebel
steamer.. from Wilmington, .Ni C o for
Nassau, with a caiTo of cotton. She was
about 200 tons burtan, painted green and
schooner rigged.
The copy of a letter written by Gen.
Scott to the Secretary of State, one day
before the inauguration in 1861, and put -
fished' by John Vali Farm; if authentic
midst - have been derived from some source
other than the State Department, since
neither the President or.Seeretru7 of State
has any knowledge of the manner in which
any communication to either of them from
Gen, .Scot , could : have come into 'the hands
of Mr) Van Eden, ' = •
CINCINNATI, Oct. - 19.-After capturing
the pickets Morgan dashed into Lexington
yesterday morning, at the head of fifteen,
hundred men, - Before surrendering our
troops. fought him gallantly, killing and
wounding several. Our.loss was six killed
and one linndrsd and twenty-five ,prison
ere; who'Were immediately paroled. Tao
'hundred and fitly of our cavalry succeeded.
in escaping. Morgan soon after lefeLeil
ington, taking .the Versailles,:inrOike.
iTo-daA when , between. Versailles' and
iFraukfort, he was , suddenly met lby abont
Itiro thofisand five, hundred of Dumont's
kirfalry,, who, after a short running fight,
route`d:Niii, scattering his forces.' One
report es:ye - he was driven -across the Ken
tucky river, in the direction of Lawrence
burg; another, that he is endeavoring to
join Humphrey Marshall, who is near
Sharpsburg.
An attack by Marshall is looked for at
Paris tornight.
Lexington is now in polsession of our
troops.
.; The Democratic State ticket, in Indiana 113 elected hififerd%,lloo to-8;060 majority.
The Democrats elect five' , Congressmen,
and the Union party four. The result in
'the 10th and 11th districte,iit ..uncertain,
midis " The Dem
°brats elect a unnority of both branches of
tbe'Legbditure, *fifth secures the election
or a Deamer4lU 4nAntorte fill themacisticy
occasioned by the - expulsion of Bright.
General Fremont passed Indianapolis
last night, en route for St. Louis.
4)111814 i- 1 i; 19.- I John Morgan
!•Lexington with' &ices yesterday
Passing - thionkh VerSailles and
ce through Lnufrenceburg at daylight, l
Was at Bloomfield - tit two o'clqch this
,moon. • • •
mural Dtimont is in pursuit. There
!been no fight between Thimont And
gan.
TIC is reported. just .sonth - of Mount
Critienden Barmy corps is still
ei south, in pursuit of Bragg. It is
osed that 'the rebel army are aiming
osiOnto Tennessee by Big Creek Gap
Wilson'e Gaps Buell ism close pur
and it is believed he will force the
!le to a fight or capture a large portion
ein .before they reach Cumberland
reb,
of
Ga_pl
T
e Perrysville battle at Chaplin Bills
Ibrought - on prematurebt and against
'Om of General Buell, whose plans
nveloping the whole of Bragg's army
trivarted 'and his purst:t of the rebels
eu' by that•' circumstance.
I NSAS Crrr, October 18.—Reliable
.fi ation states that Quantrell, with
, 200 men, made a raid on Shawnee
, Kansas, , last night, burning the
er portion of the town and killing
itizens and carrying off all the horses
.uld find. Ile passed Little Santa
. 0., last evening about 7 o'clock on
gay to Kansas, returning the same
ion at five o'clock this morning.
derable excitement prevails here.
info
abo
tow,
grea
nine
le c'
Fe,
his
direc,
Cons!
cc to Recruiting Officers
E EXECUTIVE. COMMITTEE OF
I loghany County hereby no ify all Persons
engag
i h
d in recruiting volunteers for the military
sonic of the United States, in A Ilegheny Coonty,
by tb Committee to that n payment of County Bounty will be made
Volunteers recruited after
the 14 of October. instant.
By o der of the Commute.
B
. THOMAS M. fIOW.
esident Committee.
PITT RIMINI. 00t.10,1802.Pr
DU E SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO
Smitnfield Street, oppoeite e Custom
(Jou e. Chartered by tho Leghdature.
OFFICERS.
Prestiient
Wini. TICE PRESIDENTS.
.Rnilth B. F. Ro Id
Thos. D. Messier A. Reit. Jame
• Franciii Sellers Josl•n• Rhodes
John . Jennings. JacoL Stuckrath
Thole S. Blair Aloz. Bradley
Henry Lloyd Alfred Slack
TEDB u TEr, ng
Josiah King
ASBU Jos Dilworth
fi 8 F wler W A Reed
Jan W Woudwell It C Sohtnertz
F Rah
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C W Iticketnon
J M iernan S H Hartman
D M ong It .1 Anderson
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Jan W aster
C H NV If
WmS ith W Ihinsen
(I B Jo ea B F Jones
W II P elps
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C B Herron '
SECRETARY AND TREASURER.
D. S. hIcRINLICY.
Open d ily, from 9A. M. to 2r. tr. Also, Tura
lay and aturday evenings, from tt to 9 ,'clock. Deposi received of ONE DIME and uwards.
Divide
declared in December and June of
each year
Dividen - allowed toren:lain are placed to the
credit of . e depositor as priduipal, and bear in
terest, th . compounding it.
Books c.ntaining °barter. 'By-Laws, se., fur
nished at he office.
Thi. Institution offers, especially to these
Pomona w ose earnings are small, the opportunity
to accum -• by small deposits, easily saved, a
auto whicl cif be a resource when needed, their
money no only being safe but bearing iuterest, in
tend of r -mewing unproductive. myl2
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A e lON SHOE HOUSE
FIFTH STREET,
Ladies' Boots and Balmorals
Men's Boots and dialmorals
Misses' Boots and Balmorals
Boys 800
Youth's ..1
s and Balmorals,
oots . and Mamoru's,
Boots and Balmorals,
Child refi'
er than the Cheapest
•
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D R. JO
fessiorLir
' TANT TO LADIES
TN HARVEY, HAVING 808
• pf twenty years deted his
exclusively to the me
treatmentpro-
of
leo, and having suoneeded in thou
- in restoring the afflicted to sotmd
ow entire confidence in offering pub-
Ganda of
110Iyhealth. has
t American Remedy,"
R. HARVEY'S
CRONO-
'HERMAN FEMALE PILLS I
a never yet failed (when the &ree
ve been 'strictly followed) in re
v diffictiltins arising from
°barna ion or stoppage of Nature,
1 1.
or in restori g the system to perfect health when
stiffeAng fro Slnna/ Affections, Proles s u e Uteri,
the W Aare, 0 ' other weakness of the Uterine °r
owels, Alec n all eases of Debility 'or Nerverue
Proatratien, yqtcries, Palpitations, ko., ,t 0.,, Aro.
*bicker° 11 forersumers.of more serious disease.
i11e)..../7thes ills are perfectly karmkss on the con
stitution, and snap be taken byi he most delicatefe
niale without using distress; at the same time
they act ii a charm, by strengthening, invigo
rating, and r torling.the eyotem to a healthy con•
dition, and y bringing on the monthly period
with regal sy, no matter from what cause the
obstructions may arise. They should, however.
not be taken using Use first three or four months
of propane . though safe at any other time, as
miscarriage ould be the result.
Bach box c ntalna 60 Pills. Pawn Otis; DOLLAR,
and when d will be sent by moil pre-paid
by asp advertised Agent, on receipt of the money
J. BRYA , Rochester. N. Y,, General Agent
Bold by Dr ggists generally.
JOSEPH FLEMING,
r Market street and the Diamond, '
ivy's " Agent for Pittsburg.
EMIVAL OF
Which ha •
eons
stakiv . die .
tIRESH
Mt*
which will bo
8027
S. SHOES AND GUMS,
.1d at the old prices at
BORLAND'S, 98 Market Arcot.
ODD IPA
KM, FOR ( SALE LOW BY
SOWN do TETLEY,
134 i Wood street.
OFT SAtE OF
C LOSLN
BOOTS,
HOES, AND GAITERS,
Al' BORLAND'S,
arket street. 2d door from Fifth.
aa9 98
T WO NE
STANDING TOP BUGGIES,
price was sl2b will he sold now
Mrs. JOSEPH WHITE'S,
Be e Repeal ory Two Mile Run.
a hose form
tor $9O, at
LOUD,—
tra
O BARDELS DOUBLE EX
y Flour Just received and for Ale
JAS. A. FETZER,
Cotner Market and First streak'.
LADIES
athla.sn
'BENCH MOROCCO BOOTS
a Elan Aaation.
OVS. ar
AD Shoes at
UTHS AND CHILDREN'S
oCllilland's Auction.
1.00
FAIRS OF CHILDREN'S
Shea at M'Clelland's,No. 55 Eifth
orget tho number.
street. Don't
I2AVON—
Sides jus
OULBS. COUNTRY BACON
received and for sale kg_
JA MEE 'A. FETZER,
corner Market and First streets.
Eyor. •
AA , cows ne
Whitue,yi
Allow& I
sale by
se6
RH REVOLVERS—
add old
,model, all aizes
s do do.. . do
' eclook'a Cartridge ;
gnaw—always on lased. andfor
BOWN Jr TETLEY,
138 Wood street.
1.200
Real Scot (,
!LUaffORALL EIRIRTS,
h and Dontestie Makes,
sky* and choice colon,
the lad. great allvanoe. and for sale
seal by: • ' : -0
EATON, MACRUM & co.,
17 111th street.
received be for
_
whOltiaelead
ata ooli
when you,
°me in th -
NO. 55.F/FTH STRIKE,
axit
ty. Beate or noes. it is the dump:
ci
...ortrarys
D'ACOIII.--B.ooo' GOO*
rtiorfeLb
Corner Markot and irat
QIIITH di
0.7 sale by
all
ESSON'S RIFLES, FOR
DOWN ar TETLEY,
136 Wood it.
FIZZEIM
John C. Calhoun a Prophet.
Mr. John C. Calhoun died in ]B5O. A
Southern writer relates the following as
evidence of klis sagacity:
During Mn. Calhoun's illness, a distin
guished Senator,
who possessed his entire
con6denc clue day went to visit him. In
speaking of the Compromise measures,
Mr. Calhounlsaid : "I shall never again be
in the Senate; my day is gone• by; but if
the gentlemen who have charge of these
questions think that they will be able, as
loyal men, toi adjust them by comeromise,
I fear they are mistaken. The seeds of
dissolution, sir, have been sown, and must
bear fruit. The two sections can no lon
ger live under a common government. I.
think I can see clearly within what time
the separation will take place, and 16x it
at twelve years — three,Presidential terms.
My judginent ;is clear on subject,. but
1 am not so clear as to !erns it will take
place; but I think that. the greatest proba
bility is, that the Government will explode
during a Presidential election."
_JAMES PARR, Jr
Death of the Hero of Letthtieriv.
Major General Sir John Eardley Win
mot Inglis, the hero of Lucknow in the
Sepoy rebellion, died .on the 27th of Sep
tember at Homburg, Germany. It will be
remembered that this officer was in com
mand of the garrison at Lueknow, and de
f nicled that position with a very small force
of English soldiers already enfeebled by
privation and ;the disease incident to a
hostile climate, against an enormously d;s
proportioned force of mutineerS. For
that noble defense he was made a Knight
Commander of the Bath. Subs&piently
he was appointed to the command of the
British troops in the lonian Islands; but
his health, shaken by the long anxiety and
desperate privation of Lucknow, langush •
ed until his medical advisers thought it
their duty to recommend that he Should try
the air of Germany. He was fifty years
old.
The Reported Capture of Whalers
There is considerable excitement it
New Bedford, Mass., in consequence of
the reported capture of the ship Ocmul--
.gee, of Edgartoin, and four other whalers,
September sth, off Flores, Western Islands,
by the steamer "290.'' A meeting of
merchants and shipowners was immedi
ately called, and a resolution passed call
ing upon the insurance companies -of the
city to confer together and unite upon some
mode of insuring vessels against capture.
The Ocmulgee was insured, bat not against
capture.
HOUSEKEEPERS
Furnishing Store
KITCHEN.
Tin Ware.
Wooden Ware.
Spice Boxes.
Cup Tuba
Slaw Cutters,
Hair Sieves,
Mince Knives,
Silver Soap,
Chautoise Skins,
Skewers,
Gridirons;
Lemon mecums.
Stew Pans,
Wade Irons,
Fish Kettles,
Ham Boilers, '
~I raters,
. Larding Needles.
Pudding Pans,
Bread Pans,
Butter Ladles;
Iron Holders,
stop Ladders,
Keelers,
Clothes Lines.
Scales,
Cook's Knipe •
Bread Boxes
Scoops.
FOR THE DI
Castors
Syrup Juga,
Cako Kni red,
Crumb Knives,
Salt Stands
Fruit Stands
Butter Knives,
Soup:Ladles,
Gravy Ladles, •
Children's
Round & Oval Salviire,
Bouquet Stands.
CUT*
Ivory RandleffKnives
Cocoa do do
Stag do do
English Tea Tram:,
Fors and Spoon TrOs
Dish Covers,
Rash Dishes,
Wine Strainers, •
Spirit Coffee Pots,
Table Mats,
Bread Baskets, -
Wine Coolers,'
Refrigerators,
• FOR THF 4
Toilet Jars,
Foot Baths, '
1 InfAntle Baths, •
Mattress Brushes,
Shavinuilltnas,_ ,
Bronze Match Holders
Flower Stands,
NurserYßettigersAorg,
Wag.TaPeit.
Library Steps, ,• t
• Vienna Fisk Globes,
Bird• Cage%
• Vizzatts,_ -
Card deVisite Frames
Camp VIII , es,
everything pertain
Hona
To be obtained at rel
STORE of
K A Y 'B6 R'
-30 Fitt
_ . .
j ; ..Eirst door; B All Clincla deliver .
All eghenv. - Bihrile gheel.
Borough. eta.:„.... ? •
OTIOETO 00IINTEY MEEOIIO I I 6 4,
HAVE AVAIX ,IiECEIVED* iik** * /
otook of - 4 I
1 , BOOTS, SHOES—AND -GUMS,
;which I wilt AC to dealers at a very alight
at 6 c4.14.,19 8 .t4 -
Call and examine my *oak,
JOSRPH Et. BORLAND,
98 Market street, 2d door from Filth. oell
MEN'S BALMORAL:B AND GAITERS
at Masonic Hell Auction Rouse.
?bl??=^.:.:•:sYw~'X•+YG~+:i'. ~`S.'."=_*SSFti+~'Fx :i'a'l~. y_^.s Lnx I
r.'Si
Cardi - from Archbishop: Hughes.
-
Arnlibiatiop Hughes publishes a card in
, denial of, cartitia, statements made by the
ihiiilo - IVCCirre.ipoudent of a Philadelphia
limier, to the effect that threatening letters
ttave beelt sent to the Archbishop from
Baltimore, in4consequence of his speech
on the The Archbishop says: •
Ist. He, has received no 'anonymous let
ter from Baltimore or elsewhere, threaten
ing him with any species of physical •vio
lence. 24. The only letter which he , did
not receive was not from a secessionist.
3d. Toward those of his acquaintances
who are Secessionists he entertains per
sonally the same regard-which he enter
tained before the outbreak of our civil
war. He thinks that they, or rather their
leaders, have acted imprudently, rashly,
aad disloyally toward the government that
they had ad much,contributed to establish,
to support, and, for that matter, to-admin
ister, during three quarters of a century.
Bat neither ,in Europe nor America has
the ArchbiahOp ever employed contumeli
ous epithets toward them. As for himself
he stands 'firmly by the government at
Washington, which, from the first term of
blonroe s administration, has stood pro
tectingly and firmly by him. And yet, if
duty required it, he woald not be afraid to
trust his life to those who are now unhap
pily engagee in what is called secession,
either in Savannah, Charleston, or even
Richmond ;land he thinks that it duty, un
connected with this civil strife, required
his presence in either of these cities, he
would not
.entertain the smallest appre
hension of personal danger.
GOODS FOR THE
Brushes,
Baskets,
Jolly Moulds.
Wash Basins. •
' CUP Mops,
Wtre.Sieves. •
Coat Scuttles,
Stove Polish,
Rohe Washers..
Basting Spoons,
Coffee Mills
Wash Boards,
Sauce Pans,
Bird Roasters,
Fry Pans,
Farina Boilers,
Egg Beaters,
Flour Pails,
Water Filters,
Pio Plates, •
Clothes Wringers.
Wooden Spoons.
Butter Prints,
Wash Tubs,
oap Cup?,
Toast Forks,
Sad Irons,
Meat Presses
Cake Boxes, &c., &e..
NINA ROOM.
HATED.
Call Bells,
Nut Picks,
Fish Knives,
lee Cream Ku I 7.24,
Napkin Rings,
Cake Baskets,
Forks and Spoons.
oyster Ladles,
Sugar Spoons.,
Mustard Spoons, •
Ice Pitchers.
Goblets,
ERY.
Carvers,
Forks.
Square Waiters,
Crumb Bruxhim,
Crumb Trays,
Chafing
Coffee Biggins,
Coffee Cafetiera,
• Nut Crackers,.Round Waiters.
Cork Screws,
Knife Sharpeners.
Wat r Coolers, &c,
;BARBER.
Water Carriers.
Chamber Buckets,
Bowls and Pitchers,
Gas Shades.
Nursery Shades,
Nursery Lamps,
Clothes Whisks&
010 theslIbmpers, •
,"Niettlighta,
ILNEOIIS.
• Door Mats,
Vestaa;
'Meat Safes,
Pocket Knives,
Flasks,
Camp Portfolios.
• to
shalt. a wall appointed
'Labia priced at the NSW
C4IJA 11 11 S,
Street
I ow. Excharige Bank.
ithin f a ch es ar te g r e Agr i l
sell-1 na
.a.treTzoN.
B ,°
DL n E
ELtA.NIi
Arr. Mika
Minnehnba
To conclude with' 7 . -•
ISS IN THE
•
Dick Tait -
Bonny Black BEISB
Barbara I
Mr. Pettibon !
Mr& Petri too
PssvA .E.DiszAsigar—
Dr.BII.OAWN'SMEEDICAL VA
and SURGIg Ii AL Office, N 0.30 ,
Smithfield sot, Pittsburgh. --
Pennayhisida.
Dr.BßOWlifis an old citizen ; . -
of Pittsburgh. and has been in 4
PractioeforthelaintweentY-five 7 .1
ream. His besineas has been •
maned meetly to Private and '
SursicalDiElo46ol,
- CITIZENS AND STRANGER
In need of a flecileal friend, should not fall to
find out the aura place of relief. ThaDootor is a
regular graduate, and his treat
ment of a certain class of diseases is a sure solar
goatee to the solderers of obtaining liermanent re
lief by the 031 of his remedies' and following hir,,
advice.
DR. baowirs REMEDIES -
never fail to Cure the worst form of Venereal
Diseases, Impieties and Scrofulous Affections.—
Also all diseases arising from a hereditary taint,
which manifesto itself in the form of totter
psoriasis, anda great many forms of akin dis
eases, the origin of which the patient is ontlrell
ignorant. To persona so afflicted, Dr. Brown often
hopes of a sure ae rthogery.
SEM AL % M nd ap
ES.
Dr. - Brown's remedies for the alarming trouble
brought on often by that solitary habit ot menial
gratification. which the young and weak Winded
often give way to, (to their own deetruction.) ar
the only reliable remedies known in . the country
—they are safe. and make a speedy restoration
of health.
fiIIEHTIt3M.
Dr. Browner emedi MA es never fail to ouzo. this
Painful disease AT d raw nays — he Wawarrant a
cure. He also Oasts Piles;' Gloat, Eicinneirrlicea
Stricture. Urethal Diseharees, P l eanalolVeakneas
Monthly BitYPTiona. Diseases, of the Joints.
Fistula in Ann „ ervons Affections, Pains in the
Back and nine Irritation of the Bladder. to.
gather with all diseases of an =pore origin.
A letter describing thespaptdins,contaiting s
rez,_directed to DR. BROM , N. .N 0.30 Smith fi eld
St., Pittsburgh, PP., will Pe immediately answer.
ed. Medicine sent to any address 7 safely packed
and secure from observation.
Office and Priyits Rooms. No. 60 Smithfield
treet. Pittsburgh. Pa. nols-dawds
JUST RECETVED AT gttiELJLNDIgI,
98 MARKET. STREET.
Ladies Balmoral Congress Gaiters,
Ladies Balmoral Morocco Boots
Ladies Balmoral Lao; Gaiters
Men, Boys and Y relow Boot&' ' ' '
Call and Miami ,n o:
I /pys and Youths Balmoral&
KENscurrozi •
IRON A NAIL WORKS.
nfasiturers of
ar, BoOler, Hoop, A
and Wizen, Nails and Spikes ;
leo, Screen, Small T Rail and Flat Bar Railt
suitable for Coal Works.
Works are adjoining the CITY GAS WORK '
Warehouse. N 0.68 Water street and M
6 Market street., Magalers Building.
SIT BITERS UP TILE RIVER, WE
have for sale : beautiful homestea4, of 53
acres of good land. .With woodlatd, orchard of
2 acres of choice ft, a larg Mansion House of
hall and ten , rums, conveniently arranged,
porches, veranda&c.. Barn and Stable, all in
good order and pie. qaptly situate on the Monon
gahela river. easy of access b. steamboat and
railway. For price and term. apply toor address
CUTHBERT &SON%
Commercial Broken.
0015 m Market area..
1
AT 0 TICE. HE A.A.RTNERSIIIP
111 litEpofore birfareen C. C. fiteinmetz
and Tt• . Black, known as STEINMNTZ &
BLAC , General tlbbnee Carpenters and Jobberg
was dissolved October Bth. 1882. T. M. Black
withdrawing from the firm, C. C. Steinmetz. is
alone authorized to settle up the business. The
undersigned will bel thankful to the friends of the
late firm for a continuation of their patronage.
Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
- !CURTIS C. LiTBENIIBT4
WIN ALLElrvibetiveiezi
streets.
SWOP ON V t
Wood and Übe
ocl3:3td
"TIME ANNII. .111KIMG 'OF THE
Stockholders of the PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFA 1 , ' IND COMPANY.. will
be held in Philafphia. on Monday. October
20th, at 11 o'clock 4. M. at the Company's office.
No. 127 Walnut str et, for the election of seven
i i.
Directors. Secre" and Treasurer to serve for
the ensuing year. d for such ether business as
may then:be presen ed.
001-2wd •
SAM% F. FISHER,. Treasurer. •
---
CIT COPATLTNERSHIP.
E, THE UNDIGNED, HAVE
WV this day foreibd a copa EßS rtnership. under the
firm of MAGEE & HICKS, for the transaoton of
the CLOTH BUSINESS. at N 0.255 Market street
CHARLES MAGEE,
J, RODMAN HICKS;
toter 4.1862. ' 66-Itrd
.
PRILADELPITa, O.
TO COITSUM PTIVES: "_.
riprirE ADVERTISER. HAVING BEEN
.E. reitoriti to i heath in a few weeks, by a very
simple after eying mitered several years
with a severe lung affection and that dreadful
disease, Consumpuo —is anxious to make known
to hie iellow suffere the moans of cure.
To ail who desire i he will send a prescription
used (free of charge). with the directions for pre ,
1.,„
parin g awl using the, same, which they will find a
The
only o b ject
Asthma,ltronehitis. dre.
The only object of the advertiser in sending the
Prckriptionis to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which lib coneives to bo invaluable;
and he hopes every lufferer will try histremed,
as it will cost them nothing, antiquity,. prove a
blessing.
.
Parties wishing the presorption wilt_please ad:
dram Rev. PIE WARD A) WILSON ,
sel9m Williamsburg Kings RouniY, N. Y." '.
L'
lOR RENT.— T A WELL,ILNOWN
Bakery and Confectionary, Kunefi Smith-
field st. A -largo attire room-marble-counters
and fist urea. with spacious IceereatoSakeitand
Ladies' Restaurant on Second Story., -Dwelling
House of eight rootruil and kitchen:- good-CV/IAM
coal vault, dumb waiters from bakery to ,stdro
room, and saloon in second story, dce.. ac. This
first -class ; establishMent is now in complete
order, and laving a well established customimf.
fords an excellent opportunity to any one.- desi
rous.of going into th e business. rented
for one or three year- as the roprietoi• to about
removing from the city. Ann to.
S CUTHB RT.& SONS.
51 Market street.
.• , ,
CARPETS, " ' '
W. dSO
McCili4tlC "
Alum RAYE IN STORE THE.LARR
vv EST' • stock of "Tarpets, Druggets,
'Oilcloths, &c., in the city , and, having purcheaed
for cash, before the recent qyance of the manu
facturers. we are nowiselling , them at lower rates
than the Eastern Konica •
oclo IL2 MARHEI STREET
I ,
Read : .- - .Read : Read
r- ...
' .
HIGHLY. lIKPORTA.ISI,SII ' •
AM/ISAT WRIASIS- TO TlSS;ArStati..
WAA eig ED. and those thaffestrwifroutweakcater of ht i' - - • ;.;-• - --•
TO ALL. YOONIiiAND OLDE", - ' • •
yen wish to egg erieisee• great ypike[ett:Tioni,
lint. try the world-geolowned • ..- .:,-;,'-.•;- •, • . • -
EIISSLCSPEBBLE SPEOTAIIISS.=
Paroluwerstrillconlinpe to find erect satisfac
tion by trying these Eljeretaoles. sold only bir . .:.;-..,
'..5.1 DIAMOND; 1:0 • . •
--•__ NreitiV
M street, Perstlteidiaig.'"
e nusidariPebbl inserted':lxiceltiksaue,•l.;
li-sews El
1- Bow ' im :altien.._'''.:•:l
biA " 3LtaIR-tiIC
ii- lESt:y.
JIAGEE - \,...,_ 1., • , ....,;-:
;
tea,, 7,a--s,tedatut, ettek
Cloth*, qa18.410.41_ ^----... -"' s': Bu3r-,
ireatin g e, t hings,mgz,
--,:',-
_ 1
- - kupur.A.
armiii , sudri-iiiim,b),
009.174 t - ,
COOPERS 9 I AND CARPENTERS
TOOLS fiii gate by
BOWN & UTLEY.
ocll Wood_Btreet.
--~~.,x.:,.,.
- -A T -
66_Fi}`TH STREET
Eht
41, 110ATRE,
_
MA nate 134xea. ss* CO
Paranettn and ,
nem arele, :5
25 cleat Colored Buie
1 IV:An Datitirfuttr. I.
Washingt•h: City. ill."11,11if.1, 1e62. )
MAJOR JOSEPH A. STOCKTON, fritt,gh, Pa :
"Reir You are.;biteby authorit to raise a
giment of Cavalry.; le the tHateof Pears , lea
nia, far three yenta- or - cluitne_ths ' Wax. to ho or.
gapiced in aecordaece•Wittt 2 Gebbfal , Order .No.
126„ fromthis Depßrtmeet; - ...:_t., • . •
The Field snot Staff OffmeW"eici.,- a mustered
"uPOI3. completfon of thettelranitatemf the Red
..mcmt;,-• 7 :.,:, :;."...1 S . 1,1 . ~.1, ; , ~.,:=ll/..., '; ..... _
Enlistsi mmtsekil be Madera Vis — Arolle,L Sup-
Plies of dating arms, honahrlted'leuipro ants
will - befurnishedbyt the proper Department.
Byerdet of thii,Seeretary of War_
-. . • . A'. 1 C. 1. BUCKLIGH AM,
. - . Begaiier Elea - 441rd A. A. G.
-----._ -• ...__-:'1
c Th eanquitergatt-PteitattW±tfi.,afturra.l.
_i, thgrisbuteDet=ll6:l, i
ZIO - -foltgclutitlyatherity of the War flopartment •
Is algoved,-nnaohlered tbatAtritegiment of
Cay :thus auttfotteed tabu raised agreeably to
the and orgaNettiotiladliatistby the War '
Departtetent. Bitt*k 61 ' iteGeventStr,_
i t iiii
. .- - •A' ---", A A„,r. AckAisELL,
2,41 ' -",t GenerAP...cepleylvittua.
From the above It " lititieeti l tt4.2the under
sighed has been dul!ii ettAierttettereQie this Reg.
invent.: It will bei at " " hie itatait*Jtessible to
the Stanton Canal% tiftd'Ualalilbegal. Schoen
maker will' asshitinL'CorkeletiOitheFßegiment.
The first bianton - ReirdifentknorneCamn Howe. '
uniformed; .atOt. -via 'bo , ,mettiabld tore: hire
ComPonteirof this- , Reghtith i t, are'Artln Comp.
and is fast filling up .1 - , ":4 , -!'"`:',-...? • „,,. '
et .
Oatilliardeo, herb: ofNMptitifitssAii ?quad% not
already acceptedilsmttoWtli undoub
t-0,11.11be finest oPPorthnitilor ord ' ' the tort. •
vice. All Bounties from the :Milt " `Notes will
I be given to the men. unit thtCrAilesablei4 County
Bounty to suck= en ' may be Whited from Alle
gheny County. This 113attaltoti bakitten called
. for special service by !the SecretSrY:of War, and
wit I be armed, equipped audhontedwAkthe least
-Possible delay, ~ - -,- !:. ' - , 1._,.:_,
AlEirlho Colonel east be totind:atiteadquarters,
.BANK -BLOCK,. - Fifth.,- . Sttetit.'" , !"" ".% General
Howe's office. .-., -, r ,-- '- -a ., . o cii-tf .
ement of Me. R. R. 4
ebi• 1 - 1 ter tiainea.:hOrie,
Wool)
Hyatt.
- _ •
COME TO
. S cuE!
_
newit• HIINDItEiI,WEht, IWA - Vrien TO
A: fill thC ranks' of the NINTHAREtiIafF NT
PENNSYLVANT4 IiESEMWOWs. Gen
iiemeiidesirimooofq tbiirar.vt`cannot oonnect
ltteinktilve.s tett Whetter: rdihnent. For tut , her
Information. inrmiirerrujitinceletii• , Wilkins
fintl,Tynn ICWreeL,
,i 4 :71%./VCRATRICIZ.
3%. V - IReeititing Officer.
" " •
"OR Titr„sipurr-T . _ AND
other Peringitiatita,re*inetita.,Alits; under
skned rOdrilit reanilta7fKall4the rld
Pennttylvaida regfinen*brit cittlly that
,popular vat= regiment, the pity ' -third, led
by the gallanaCol.dlaits.„ tie -waparto every
recruit the usual govermannt , kountsh and ad
vance pay; also the eountrbond and extra bound )-
ty of $lO. fie will receivereortiltsfor any branch
of the servicarlinOintx_7 catialrrror:
Otttee at Midlkitiallall..h'Ourthatru.eßet GROSS , oetrinid Ist Inf.
NOTICE TO +I ,RC4ANT-S
iraw
EATON
rNVITE -
al. AIRS of -
TRIMMINGS. -
EMBROIDERIES
lIPSIRRY' 41;0
MILLINFRY:GGODS O .
&
Our present stook embraces - oireiSiGtl;!dtlioro
toforo kept, with the addition of znatil , new and
useful articles. to which%we. Rkti. special
attention of the jobbing tawle.
lis to camp shoullistaosly themialtith
ol6a! a Itubllser : Elatiliets,", tIWAWooI
Shirts, Wool SookSi'.9loves,EliOSA9nd
era Collars, &O. , . _ su ht:,t
scr) .
NATON,I If Ata O,
- - - No.f TT :WAN aueot.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing illachhip :
NO. Ti FIFTH SITLENTr Pnamsuliaa, t
Awarded the IrirelPremitan at the
United States Fair
. FOR THECYEARR
/ 85 89 1859 liind Jai&
TTwelos . ql. 111110.10 e. '
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We offer ; to the pub& WIDEELEA4NAL
SON'S IMPROVKII-Mnim imaoxiwilat
Etnliblid):PßlCES; iiticinic e ased:4ia9l2oB •
of its merits as the best 4.1. ii*.ixiif ;Placid' .3 ,
Sawing liaohinenewln,nso.' fidoesequelpVell
on the thickest and thinnest . fabrics, iiwsiii.
look-stitch, imposeible4to • anfekireValikeeon t3eth '
ti n t
sides. is eimple in o 0 atiott;reWei:epedn .
movement.:end more d are leiharti,'43s:ta
_chino& - :Virenlaririiiihe -64' ‘lVetroiiiiintrin
ofmachinefarnishod irp4iqpriappticatkutibter-
eon or brietter. -.- «-; : . : , ....7,i1 . 4 , .1 .
59017 Ilsobi'ne warranted -1
frir taros scearrA ,
aps • - !-Wh)r. - B,ll.htia.ft « «Sc.&
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FOUBTERN SECOND HAND' ridosloB; SAIE
-.An-excellent ,Rosewo'
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:ave. Price
„, -- $1615,1%
A Rosewood Bate Co.!Piiine,!:Olinitant . • ,
c05e,..6 botave., 1800 b•
A Riisewood Snidert.,Piart!iehefilittld
warn,6 octavo.Prieo
... 150 00
A Rosewoo4.ll3iiinfoid-lPiino;,.*.erif:fiiie
touch, 61,itootave.7: Pri celag DO
A ROSewockl :Orotristeed & Lae, , new
and -,richly. Jr Co .carved 7 octave, •• Price - '170')9
ItosoWStod, Hares Piano, three- • • • !•-• 14 .•9'
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41 10 A.;. i -A 4 gfhlbert.Uprightßio6NNA''Z j 'r #
--. A-4dtni ootav nY large
6 octave Para'- ' ... „
WRosiov,OirGerpuiralzo;i4;eiOiFclq,:°b/rbetave:-Pinie .
A.tiabOgnOe ;but is
orde A oct a v e a. old L'ondoh ¢ OOO
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11;:-FinNia1144o,g,
47,1iisit Lease Plaztivin-!god dln r d octavo. Pnoe :. .
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A*ehoeans Gibs* Pine& NuwYork
!!- .very good doetave ;s f Ir P11—•
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A splendid stook:of new panos;fronrthebret
New:York and Boston mairets..on -ripitkend eon
istantlyreceiving nevem rdien;' : 'Prac!*lf o 4ariobin
the sameis the mannfaotaronr, rincterrew...,instro.-
;meat warranted. For eale4. , •• , 7; -
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8610 .4OHN ;:111 Weeilstreist,
'to tummies sarii prociplkciffiats
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We arenow manufeeta*go iv:434r of ,I
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idiot' we ere preparod tO ileliiorireig Oter.4Alr.t.
YARD, 600-111WITMsTREPL,. , "..: F .
band..,-.
Bolith& 0 4 - g's. ll3ll / 4 7 eI!Pl I n; . -111 wa . -:e 1 "*.!
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tiniii Jos II.PaN 'sad W. GARRARD ..,,
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unitive nillielate tin At ; tr. oirmaut the rewl:...
sex,: _The'lllewiel_toteitiater i lib ermtboo t l. xi , -_-,-,..
SPENCER iV42.. - autViche !mind -svellayeW ' '
.in L ys on Ipill4 orAtlit.,..4 4 (cll=l:---
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Willie - tilloenslitof -Ike haeltratfbr.-2. '
. 6 eozoli '.'" .2 .1-- ~I ngr„p . , and lopeifeeith
tointaktAt ~-' • te.Mre 'Ma arairlitio''.
..lhay *Mikan . ; t 1" .. thet: • ... - , I - _
Mr. . - ROBEIIT „ WATSON of. Liberty street.' so
len known to the business . itv,_o in have
the meoaaemeut et.oto - *moo , itt the fal*
control in the Brewery. •-' 2 ' '
Addreal all ordera 1".104R & MCRAY,
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Placenix.ltreweri, , Filleb' •Pc
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aelf4r4 ' JAM:MAW:AI.
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13aracrtip P's Bala c44loots and
SELLING• r :4I' Aro! 8
FIFTII ST.
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