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SATUIRDAY MORNING, NOV. 22
CITY Al D MBOMOU INTRIMIENCII
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4 Supreme Court.
FRIDAY, Nov. 21st, 1862.
Courp met at 9A. m. Present : Chief
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Justices Lowrie and Justices Woodward,
Strong rand Read; Justice Thompson ab
Bent froln illness.
Pennsylvania Railroad vs. Kelly; Alle
gheny D. C. Argued.
Wilson vs. Cochran,• D. C. Argued.
Robinison vs. The Commonwealth, for
use of the Borough of Manchester; D. C.
Argued:l
Fitzsimmons vs. Wallace's Adminis
trators. l''.Continued by consent, for argu
ment itC: . Philadelphia on second Tuesday
in Jannaiy.
Speertys. Bidwell, D. C. Continued
same as above.
Elmer:qv& Thomas; Non Pros. taken
by consent, and cause continued for hear
. ing.
Ln
Commanwealth for use of City of Pitts
burgh vs Woods. Argued by White for
Plaintiff' in Error; Penney vontra.
The Wit case is one of importance, as
several others depend uponi the issue, and
,the be awaited with interest.
The city brought suit for the recovery of
$33.30, alleged to be due, by Mr. Woods, ,
being the laniount assessed upon his prop
erty for the construction of a sewer on I
Cherry alley. The defendant held that
his propeKty was not benefitted by the lsewer andvdrefused to pay, when suit was
brought against him as stated. The jury
found for the defendant, whereupon an ap
peal
was taken to the Supreme Court, on
the grounit'that the Court below erred in
admitting Ale defendant's testimony that
his property was not benefitted by the
sewer.
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The Fire Department -- Six
Steamers to be the Limit.
The Chr'pnicle states that the special
committee o f Councils appointed to report
on the lcicittion of steamers, have, after
several meetings, agreed on a report, to be
submitted to Councils on Monday evening
next, whichwill limit the number of steam
ers to six, rikommend, by implication the
removal of the "Allegheny" to a point on
Centre Aveilue, Sixth Ward, and also the
removal oflthe "Vigilant" to some point
on Pennsyllania avenue, as soon as the
City has the requisite means to make
the. transfe4 The committee base their
action on actual experiments, by which
they ascertained that the Niagara can run
to the city likitit in the Ninth' Ward in four
and a half teS, the Neptune in seven
and a half I thinntes and the Vigilant in
eleven minutes forty seconds, from which
they argue that no engine is required for
the SevenMEighth and Ninth Wards.—
We await with some anxiety the action of
the Councils on this subject, as it will give
rise to stormy' discussion,
Aelive Pleasures.
We are glad to observe that stringent
measures are;being taken to rid the city of
the numberless houses of ill fame which
infest even We most respectable neighbor
hoods, and 14e they may have the desired
effect. Edward Kelly has been convicted
of renting prOPerty, for which he is agent,
to prostitutet4 knowing them to be such,
but, has not yet been sentenced. Einma
Black has plead guilty, by her counsel, of
keeping a bawily house and Hannah Lewis
was yesterdaylconvibted of keeping a-dis
orderly house 4 The Court, in
_considera
tion of her being a widow, without gleans
of support, fined her only $lO and costs.
Sarah Leslie was convicted yesterday of the
same offence and several other cases will
come up this; term. A determination is
apparent to punish all to the fall extent
of the law and.,(l4rive these people, if pos
sible, from the eity.
New Calvin.lry Regiments.
There are now two full regiments and
one half formal regiment of cavalry, en
camped near': Rarrisburg, at Camp Mc-
Clellan. Col. ;(Acting Brigadier General)
John Irwin Gregg commands the Six
teen th Penn'e; Cavalry; Col. Kellogg
commands the Seventeenth, and the frag
ments of the Eighteenth are commanded by
Capt. James 01:0 , en. Capt. Wm. H. Fry,
formerly commanding the Russell Troop,
has been appoiated Major in the Sixteenth.
The EighteentOs to be filled up by the un
attached companies now here. Colonel
Schoonmaker'iitegiment, in Camp Mont
gomery, is the; Fourteenth.
New: 2 Connterfeit.
A new counterfeit $5, purporting to be
on Cuyler's Bail of Palmyra, N. is in
circulation. 10. has on the right lower
corner a portr4of Martha Washington,
in an oval framq and a figure 5 above.—
On the left end xis a figure 5; in a .very
highly ornamented frame work. On the
top center is the;poat of arms of the State
of New York, and the name of the bank
runs across the face in a heavy bold faced
letter.
Neuralgia In the Army.
Surgeons in ;the army complain that
neuralgia in the: head, with which so many
of our soldiers are afflicted in the cold
weather, is cansad by the want of proper
protection from the snow, sleet, and winds.
The 1 3 / 1 11/11 cap afbrn by our soldiers offers
no protection whatever to the head and
ears, and should supplied by something
more aubstantial.l As the cold weather is
now upon us, this matter should be at
tended to immediately, and our troops
furnished with everything that is requisite
for them to haVo in order to endure the
hardships of the Id.
Per4o - d - teals.
All the late papers, from the East or
West, are sold, and in immense quantities
at Miner's great 'Periodical depot, Lyon's
building, Fifth street. Mr..M..pays par
ticular attention to the iHustratefl and lit
'erary weeklies, Home and foreign, which
he receives in genat variety and greater
abundance, sending them to agents in all
the towns on theiil way lines. A full as
sortment will always be found on his coun•
ter, or he will and them promptly by
mail.
The 'Onion Pen.
It is but a shoriltime since this pen was
introduced here, 'Yet the quantities sold by
the proprietor, Ililenry Miner, Ly on ' s building. Fifth street,
ar so incredible
that we•dare not Acme the figures. 'the
pens are really excellent and there are no
bad ones sold. This accounts, in a meas
ure, for the greaOlumand, which is con
stantly increasing :'' They are sold on cards
of, twelve each, atiftfteen cents.
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New Books at Auction.
The sale of Natt's great 25th annna
consignment of litiindard and miscellane
ous books, photograph albums, gold pens,
kc., will be condoned this evening at Mc-
Clelland's, 65 Fifth street.
Boots and Shoes.
Another large invoice of gents' fine calf,
two and three soli, boots, just open at Mc-
Clelland's Aucticaii 'House, 65 Fifth street.
Also' ladies, miles, boys', youths' and
children's boots and balmoruls.
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Aeknolvledgement.
ackno at e
Thewledge Subsistencolle3tions from he 4 Committee. gtrfully
fol
lowing churches,'Pr the benefit of the
Hospital Fnnd : ji
Collection in let Church. a dleithemy On 82
do do
do do 14 Rng.[Lnth. PitteNUT6 48 8 4
Refs retied P. do do 4 5 64
do do CtuaberrdP.do de
50 50
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Photograph Albania.
More gaiety and more gravity have
been exercised _ photograph albums
than `over aniotlier pieces of compilation.
They are either portraits or parodies of
allothe "beauties; harmonies, and sublimi •
ties, of (human) nature." A great many
very bad jokes have been cracked over
them, and a few rather good ones. A be
witching little wife and an old satyr of a
husband have been characterized as a new
version of Beauty and the Beast—a weak •
husband and a Jezebel wife, as St. George
and the dragon. Sedate clergymen, with
very black gloves and very white neck
ties sedate'matrons, pluming themselves
on their pluinpness, and engaging in their
embonpoint; green, skinny school girls,
with sickly-looking eyes and short dresses;
middle-egad men about town, excessively
polite and exceedingly profane; heads of
families, looking as though they were be
ing asked for money arid were trying to
get out of it, actors in attitude, and
dancers twirling on their toe-tips--all
these, and a hundred others which cannot
be illustrated• in a local, congregate to
gether in a photograph album.
Some look as if they were visited with
strokes of genius; others with strokes of
apoplexy; others as if they should be pick
ing rags; and others, again, as if their
proper vocation was picking pockets. A
few faces may be called beautiful. Women
have often been called angels, and we pre
sume it is for this reason lovers always
prefer their sweethearts as represented
among the clouds. Babies are bad enough
in real life, (mothers please pass over this
portion) but in albums they bloom with a
meek, sleepy kind of infantile horror,
which is not preferable= to their natural
gifts of mind and person. However, as
we are always in for fashion, so with re
spect to this fashion we cry with the crowd,
vine the photographic albumi,
Two Prisoners 'Escape from the
Sum etime between three and five o'clock
yesterday morning, two of the parties con
fined in the tombs for the robbery of Mt
fenbacher's shoe store, succeed in effecting
their escape, viz : Michael Tanner and
James Tart. They were confined in the
same cell, and from appearances and the
storymf, their accomplice, Rufus Connor,
(who, although he was in the next cell,
they basely left behind to his fate) forced
the lock of their cell with 'a poker, and
climbed out of a window into the yard,
from which egress was comparatively easy.
It is asserted that the parties were assisted
in their escape by outsiders, who got into
the tombs by the windows opening into
the yard. A painful air of mystery sir
rounds the whole affair.
Theatrical.
A good bill isoffered at the Theatre for
this.evening, embracing three pieces, with
singing and dancing. Mr. Ilerideraon.ap :
pears as Rolla, in the tragedy.of "Pizarro.'
As he has not played recently this should
draw, out a good audience.
The Varieties.
The reputation of this popular place of
amusement is kept up by a continued Suc
cession of novelties. A rare bill of at-
traction is offered for this evening and all
raw attend will get double the worth of
their money. Get a programme and see
for yourselves.
Railroad Companies to add the
Tat.
The Secretary of War has decided that,
tinder the tax law, Railroad ; Companies
have a right to add three per cent, to their
charges for transportation of passengers,
under their agreement with the War De
partment, thus increasing the rate 'from
two cents to 2 6 100 cents per mile. Quar
termaster Gen. lefeigs has issued a circu
lar embodying this decision, and direct
ing that all accounts for the transportation
of troops,:since September Ist, shall be set-=
tied accordingly.
Robbery in Upper St. Clair Tp.
On Wednesday night the room of Thos.
McMillan, a respected and aged resident
of Upper St. Clair township, was entered
and $171,50 in gold, silver and bills and
a promissory note for $9OO taken from a
chest which he used for their safe keeping.
Robert Rankin, a returned soldier, and
Cyrus Pryor, a lad, in the employ of Mr.
McM., both slept in thesame bed 'in the
house. In the morning Rankin was gone
and the boy was arrested on suspicion and
committed to jail by Justice Aiken. There
is, however, nothing to implicate him in
the robbery.
Regulars Arrived.
Lieut. Reese E. Fleeson, of the Regular
Army, arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing from Fort Wise; in command of a de
tachment of regulars, who have been or
dered to Washington.
Not All.
'Mr. Diffenbacher informs us that all the
goods stolen from his establishment were
not recovered—only seven or eight pairs,
found in the possession of the women re
ferred to.
Resignations.
It is stated that Col. R. Biddle Roberts,
of the Ist Pennsylvania Reserves, has re
signed his position on account of ill health.
Lieut. Eb. Williams, Quartermaster of the
101st Regiment, has resigned on account
of ill health, being unable to stand the fa
tigue and exposure of campaigning.
Awaiting Shipment.
At least one thousand car loads of live
stock have accummulatad in Allegheny
city, awaiting shipment East over the
Pennsylvania Railroad. The detention
grows out of the fact that government
freight takes precedence of all other busi
ness.
Corn Bread
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Mix at night a quart of corn meal with
water enough to make a thin batter, add
ing. a table-spoonful of yeast, and salt to
snit the taste. In the morning, stir in two
eggs and a small tea-spoonful of soda, and
with a spoon beat it long and hard.. But
ter a tin pan, pour the mixture into it, and
bake it immeniately about half an heur in
a moderately heated oven.
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Gen. Negley Complimented.
Gen. Rosecrans, in a dispatch forwarded
to Gen. Negley, after the late repulse of
the enemy before Nashville, pays him the
following handsome compliment: " Your
,dispatch of the Gth inst., regarding
. your
handsome affair of the same date, is re
ceived with great satisfaction. The Gen• _
eral commanding compliments you and
the gallant troops under your command."
Convert for Mercy Hospital.
A concert for the benefit of Mercy. Hos
pital is to be given on Thanksgiving Day
at Concert Hall. We hope to see a full
attendance,as the institution is much in
need of hinds.
Bishop Simpson.
Bishop Simpson, of the M. E. Chnrch,
inteeds making 117ushington his place of
residence hereafter.. The pastors of the
Methodist churches have held a meeting
•to extend to the Bishop gold his,family a
cordial reception.
Pocket Picked.
Mr. Tames McMaster, of the Sixth Ward,
was robbed of his pocket book, containing
$125, at the Pennsylvania Railroad depot
on Thursday evening. He has no clue to
the thief.
Stragglers and Deserters.
On Thursday evening, Captain Wright,
the Provost Marshal, sent East thirteen
soldiers, seventeen stragglers and desert
ers, and 'thirteen substitutes for drafted
men, who were enlisted in the old regi
ments, in. pursuance of the late order of
the War Department.
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Tombs.
oc2o CORNER WOO at TEERD -BT&
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N EW AND BEALTIJFEL GOODS, AT
Macruin cfzGlydeN,
French Embroideries and
New sle Ponnet R
Fancy Velvet and TrimmtyingKibbon i bbins
.
Head Dress s, We I hoods, &c.:
Gloves; Cauntlets and Hosiery,
Balmoral and Hoop Shirts,
Notions and small articles.
Just received and selling at the lowest cash
pric by MACHU GLVDE.
nol4 Market at.. bet th and Diamond.
UST ftECEIVEII RV , _EXPRESS AT
Mis es and Childrei
Army Gaiters. Gums.
Boots and Brogans. CAI
JOTS. H. I
Cheap Cash St , re, No. 9S
and door from Fifth.
BALMORAL SKIRTS
in bright and beautiful eofo
dealers supplied in quantity,
EATON, MA(
This evening at 7 o'clock an.
evening, at
A. IIgoIILELLAND WO VIM nE
.IIII • BPECTFULLY call the attention of the
reading communitylo the lurgennd valuable con
signment of standard .Books in every department
of Literature, Science and Art,: that be has just
received from Mr. PRATT, it being his twenty
fifth annual consignment. In the collection may
be found The Brittish Classics; in 4S vols, one
half calf, Irwin's complete w k ofks, 1.t.! vole, illus
trated. Sir Walter Scott ' s wor ,10 vols, Dickies
Works 7 vile. Dumas. ,AWorke 14 vols, Lever
Works. to vols , Thomas J efferson's Works, J vole.
Clark's Commentaries, complete, 4 la: go vole, the
complete Works of Shakespeare
J , Byron, Moore,
LIO
Burns Pope, Scott, Cowper. nd, Homer. Ber
man, OPOI has, Dirk Rollin, Ardison. Plutarch.
&e., & , also, reveral thousand voliunes of the
popular literature of the day. pletidid Family
Bibles and Photograph Albums Letter and Note
Paper, Envelopes, Gold Pens, e, &c.
Books at private sale during the day at average
Auction prices T. A. fiIetcLELLAND.
Auctioneer.
T. K. PRATT, Sale:man
nols;tf.
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Spencer & .1. 9 Kay,
BREWERS AND 11. LSTERS.
DiCKNIX STEAM BRIMSELY. 1.
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Pittsburgh. Septe m berlo.l362. J
rhISSOLVTION OF PA TN - ICBM:UP.
.al —The partnershfp hereto re existing be
tween JOS SPENCER and W. lf. GARRARD
was dissolved en the o llOth of AuffUSt. / 882 9 W. '
IL GARRARD being authorized to settle up the
business of the late firm at the aloe in the Brew
ery, The Brewing_Busineas will Jim continued by
SPENCER & Se.KAY. who intend to have al
ways on hand a superior artiold of ALE. POR
TEs and BROWN STOUT. The anderSigned
will b e thankful to the friends of the late firm for
a continuance of their . patron . and promise.
to make it their aim to give 5.% Eon to all who
may purchase from them,
Mr. ROBERT. WATSON, of ibcrty street, so
long known to the business comm itp, will have
the management of our bubo . with the full
control in the Brewery.
Address all, orders to SPEN li. & McKAT.
Phoenix Brewery, Pttteburgh Pa
JO•SEPH PENCER.
JAMES MoI:AY.
STEEL BELT . CLASPS—A CHOICE
lot of these 'tearable I Belt Clasps Clasps of SIPd Brllianls..
direct from importers. Received had for sale by
EATON, If CSIn & CO..
No. It Fifth street.
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TIM NEW PARIS TRMING—.
This beautiful article, deed for
Dress, Cloak and Mantilla I Trimmiutts
....
Is now offered to the nubile. It hi also adapted
for BONNET TRI KM INGS, Mad the Fluter
being all firmly held by a double ettifst tohing.
will not open out. ;and oan bre sp in' the eentmr
and used either doable or single. full line of
eolorsju.st received and for sale at holesale and
retail.by M &CRUM dc . LYRE,.
nol4 78 Market et.. bet. 4th a, d Diamond.
.411 URI BLA.IITILE'T .
FOR ARMy USE
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W. MeCLINTOCK dF SON,
HOUSE FOR SA
MIRE RESIDENCE OF BY
AL TER. Esq.. situat nhe 81
Allegheny city, west ofF ede ral Mr
threestoned brick dwelling hone
condition. and eontainsall modem is
'the lot i 3 33 feet front by 240 feet t
has upon it a first Maas brick stab,
and other buildings, The entire p
exoellent order. Yosesiion given st
Tido indisputable. Inquire of
L. W, & A. I
.n011:1md. No. 144 Fm
°LAB on. WORKS COM
OP PENNSYLVA .
OFIP7OR ST. CLAIR MERL
IMl.Addreas
J. EAVEEEL'JR. Bandar, and
navl9-tf
APPLES -350 BARRELS
Emmett& just received and for
TAB. A. F
non Corner Market and Pi
QUIRTS AND DRA.WERB C
Po , McClelland's. 65 Pdtb,streot.
Cow*lt ed ft* Trial; 2 •
Jataei:Bhnfotd and Liwreiice Ingolds
by, the parties a rested on suspicion of
being concerned in the recent larcenies (of
some forty pairs of women's shoes, take'
at different times) from McClellan's anti--
tion store, were yesterday committed for
trial. One pair of the shoes was found
with a girl in Allegheny,dnring the search
for Mr. Diffenbachr i r's shoes; she told who
had given them to er and soon after, the
‘shoes having been identified in the mean
time, Banford and Ilngoldsby were arrest-.
ed. None of the ocher missing shoes were
found in their possession.
SUPERIOR No. 1 I ARBON OIL is retailing
at Joseph Flemin!'s, corner of the Dia
mond and Market street, at 1.10 cents per
gallon.
GROVER it B cc a's Sowing Machine% for filthily
manufactrring purposea. are the best in use.
A. F. C ATON AY. General Agent,
1S Fifth street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
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10//IrB KIVU. /
JOSEPH MEYER & SON
ItiIifIIPAO I IITRIBB or
FANCY 4D PLAIN
FURNITURE & CIIA.IBS
WAREHOUSE, 135 s
ITIIFTELD BTRITZ'T
Between Sixth et
:t and 'Virgin alley
OUNTING HODS
, STATIONERY.
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DIARIES
PHOTOGRAPH
C ALBUM
OILS TIPPED WIT
So arranged that it is
ready for,
SLOCOMB'S PATENT INKSTAN
t•
is acknowledged to be the best air•tigh
ink ever offered to the public.
POCKET BOOKS FOR POSTAG E CUKRENCY
For sole by
W. S. HAVEN,
13 C 0 It I. A. lit 13 '
M - RICE CSTIfiE
m Balmoral Boots.
Boy's anti Youths
nd examine at
ORLAND'S.
arket atreet, soo
t noird
1,000 BALMOIiA
ACM & CO.,
i. 17 Fifth etre°
BOOKS, BOOKS, A I
NO. 55 FIFTH STREET,
MASONIC HALL BUILDING
119 BEARER"
'STREET.
ON PArir•
th Common,
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depth; and
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THEA RY:LAT EST TELEGRAPH,
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44..., ,„,_•.
15.00WRebels Advancing on
Missouri.
EDER* READY TO MEET THEM
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
errand for the Surrender of Froderiekshurir
Rebels Occupy Fredericksburg
STREAMS UNUSUALLY HIGH IN
Rebels &c., Captured Near
FIRE IN CHICAGO
Si. Loris, Nov. 21.—Advices have
been received that the enemy in the Sout
hwest had advanced, fifteen thousand
strong, from Boston Mountain to Cave
Hill, apparently intending to give battle
to our forces under general Blunt. On
learning that the enemy was at Cave Hill,
Blunt made preparations to move upon
him, but he soon found, as if apprised of
his movements; that the rebels bad hnr
riedly withdrawn and again retired to the
mountains. This is all the intelligence al
present received relative to this move
men`
prrrentrßou.
INDIA RU
always clean and
General Schofield has received tempo
rary leave of absence from his command
an account of sickness, and is now on his
w,ai to St. Louis. Brig. Gen. Gorman
hafAbeen instructed to report for orders to
General Curtis and will shortly arrive
here.
WasiliNurok, Nov. 21.—The steamer
Blackstone has been chartered by the
llovernment and will convey vessels to
the squadrons of Rear Admirals Lardner,
Dupont and Wilkes, leaving New York
on the sth inst. Acting Master Smith has
been ordered to that vessel to take charge
of the naval stores and attend to their de
livery at the points at which her Captain
will be instructed to stop.
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Dole,
to-day received a letter from Assistant
Secretary of Interior Usher, dated St.
Paul, in which he says there is no prospect
whatever of difficulties with the Chippewa
Indians as was some time ago apprehend
ed. The head chief of that tribe says
they have no complaint and have enough
to eat and are contented and happy.
Advices from the Army of the Potomac
say the rebels still occupy Fredericksburg,
with a small force tn dispute the crossing
of the river. Some guns were brought to
bear upon one or two ravines on the op
posite side of the river, through which the
railroad passes. The result is that no
trains have attempted to run since. The
weather is very disagreeable, it having
rained heavily all yesterday afternoon,
swelling the streams to an unusual height.
There is no news from the enemy.
Nashville, Nov a 20.—Special to N. Y.
Tribune.—The expedition of two regiments
of infantry, under Col. Cardin, which has
been scouring the country between here
and Clarksville, has returned, having cap
tured forty-three rebels, eighteen horses,
twenty mules and one hundred muskets.
Another flagof truce, with rebel ladies
for the South, will leave here to morrow.
A scout has justarrived from Knoxville,
which place he left on- the 13th. There
were no troops there except the sick and
Convalescents. lie understood that the
rebel troops had gone West.
At McMinnville there was a considerable
force of conscripts from the adjoining
counties.
At. Sparta theit was a small force of the
rebels. Fie saw no other rebel troops ex
cept at Kingston, where there are a few.
Gen. Rosecratts has ordered the release
of three thousand bales of cotton, which
were seized for the purpose of using them
for breastworks in this vicinity recently.—
They will be shipped North as soon as the
railway is open.
The enemy still evince a dispositon to
fight at Tallahoma.
Gen. Patrick, Provost Marshal General
of the army, this morning crossed the
river to Fredericksburg, under a tlag of
truce, conveying to the civil authorities of
that, city the following letter, demanding
its surrender:
SKIRTS
Moral ants and
AECTIO,
every following
11E.vngcsarEas ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
November 21, 1862.
Tio the Mayor and Common Council of
Freflericlaburg—Gentlemen : l'nder cover
of the houses of your city shots have been
fired upon the troops of my command,
your mills and manufactures are furnishing
provisions and the material for clothing
for armed bodies in rebellion against the
government of the United States; your
railroads and other means of transport's.
tion are removing supplies to
_the de
pots of such troops. This condi
tion of things must terminate, and by di
rection of Gen. Barnside I accordingly
demand the surrender of the city into my
hands, as the representative of the govern
ment of the United States, at or before
five o'clock this afternoon. Failing in an
affirmative reply to the demand by the
hour indicated, sixteen hours will be per
mitted to elapse for the removal from the
city of the women and" children, the sick,
wounded, aged, .t,.3., which period having
expired I shall.proceed to shell the town.
Upon obtaining possession of the city
every necessary means will be taken to
preserve order, and secure the operation
of the laws and policy of the United States
government.
lam very respectfully •
Your most obedient servant,
E. V. SLMNER,
Brevet Maj. Gen. U. S. A.
On the arrival on the opposite side of
the river,Gen. Patrick was conveyed to
the guarhouse by the military, where he
was detained until the reply was ready.
In the meantime his communication was
conveyed to Gen. Longstreet, whose troops
were encamped a short distance outside of
the cqy. As the demand was made upon
the civil authorities the Mayor sent an
answer which was evidently written at the
dictation of Gen. Longstreet to effect that
the complaints enumerated should be
remedied so far as firing on our pickets'
and furnishing supplies and material to the
Confederate army was concerned. Also,
that the rebels would dispute the occu
pancy of the city by the Government for
ces. He complained of the short space of
time allowed for the removing of the
women, children and sick soldiers. The
giving of any more time as requested, is
now under consideration. Permission has
been given the citizens to run one train
from the city, but only for the conveying
of women and children.
The news received to-day from .Jackson
shows that he had rented a house in Win
chester for his family. His troops are in
front of the city with a regiment of cavalry
at Martinsburg.
a,, Bridal.
BosTox, Nov. 21.—Mr. Charles T. Bab
cock, who was long connected with the
Press of Boston and lately acted as agent
of the Associated Press at Fortress Mon
roe, died in this city last night.
LOCISVILIE, Nov. 21,—General D. B.
Stanley arrived to-day, and Gen. A. J.
Smith left for his command.
.:~,.».,K...-w-,=„.. ue.,.., - - ~~.e-i~; -uwya«,,rz.*on.~sedet~
VIRGINIA.
Nashville.
&c., &c., . &0., &c
• 77
FORTRESS MONROE,
Nay. 20.—0 n 'the
19th our pickets were driven in at Suffolk.
Gen. Peck sent out a farce which drove
all the rebels across the Blackwater.
The 1,1-,,ige4 ,cross all the streams be
tween Suffolk and Blackwater, including
the bridge over the latter, are being con
structed by our forces.
The flag-of truce steamboat Metamora
arrived at Fortress Monroe this morning
from City Point, but she had no passen
gers.
Four hundred Union prisoners will ar
nye at City Point to-morrow.:
While the Metamora was at City Point
her officers and crew were not allowed to
step ashore; neither was any communica
tion, except official, offered them. The
rebel officer-4 were not communicative or
even social as has generally been the case
heretofore.
NEW Yoiu Nov. 21.—A letter from
Headquarters at Newbern, N. C., states
that I , oster's recent expedition flanked
the rebels at Hamilton. They only escap
ed by a hasty flight. Three miles of forti
fications erected at that place were de
stroyed.
Two more companies of volunteers have
been raised on Hatteras Banks.
JetT. Davis is said to be at variance with
Vance and seriously debating the aban
donment of North Carolina as a dead
weight to the tale's.
In consequence of complaints relative
to insuf f icient quarters being provided for
the troops arriving in this city as alleged
through the inattention on the part of the
officials. A visit was paid at B) o'clock
to-night by Major General Banks Coy.
Morgan and Col. Howe, to the Park Bar
racks, when almost through and search
ing investigation was personally made, re
sulting in a complete refutation of Snell
charges. The quarters were found amply
well ventilated and clean and the food ex
cellent. The men themselves declarine
their wants supplied to a sufficiency.
CAIRO, Nov. 21.—Passengers from La
Grange report that the main body of our
army is still there. -No portion of the
troops except detachments of cavalry have
advanced as far as Holly Springs, and
they had returned.
l he railroad bridge, three miles south
or Lagrange, which was burned by the
rebels, was beingi rapidly rebuilt.
The Memphis Bulletin. of the 18th, says
that Gen. Bragg arrived at Holly Springs
last Saturday, with 15;000 troops. In
connection with Pemberton and Price, he
was making all possible preparations to
give Grant battle.
Cnicnoo, Nov. 20.—The buildings Nos.
243 and 245 Water street, occupied. by E.
A. Ingells, commission merchant, and
Brisler's reel; tying establishment, were de
stroyed by fire tonight; Loss of building
and stock $20,000. Insurance not ascer
tained.
AMUSEMENTS.
GASSETT & CO.'S MUSEUM
of fine Arts and Cosm iroreope of the
AMERICAN REBELLION
On exhibition daily from 10 a. in. to lop. m. at
ivr A. iff3 r•I c_7 II A. .1-•
Admission 15 cents; Children 10 cents.
nol7tf
PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
LlBB2l AND MANAGNR.........W111. HENDERSON
PHIONB OF ADMISSION.—Private BOSON. $5 (0
Single Seat in Private Box. $1 00: Parynette and
Drees Circle,. chairs, 50 cents; Family Circle, 25
oenta; Colored Gallery, 25 (mate; Colored Boxes.
50 oenta Gallery 15 cents.
•
Look at the bill for to-night.
PIZARO, Oft THE DEATH OF ROLLA
Rolla Mr Henderson
Dunce Miss Clara Berger
REFFIAIII ROY
Ruffian Boy
Song •
...
To conclude with the
EL 11YDER
SPECIAL prOTICES
Wonders Will Never Cease.
Neither does Dr. Tobias' Venetian Linament
over fail to stop the most severe pain. This is no
now humbug article, but an old established rem
edy; having been u.ei by thousands during the
last fifteen years: Call on the agent and get a
pamphlet with a full description of this magic
remed. None genuine unless signed by 5..1. To
bias, Depot , o 6 Cartlandt street, New York. Sold
by all Druggists. nol2:d&w3wo
Sold by Thomas Redpoth, Diamond Alley,
Pittsburgh.
QUERY
Why is it that ORM ADORO'd HAIR DYE i
the best IN lifiE WORLD?
BECAUSE eminent chemists say so!
BECAUSE it contains no caustic compounds!
BECAUSE it wears longer than any other!
BIWA! , SE it openttes 11i atonlaurnit4yl
BECAU - 1 E it does not stain the skin!
BECAUSE it nourishes and k; ren v 1 I was the hair
BECAUSE it corrects the hhd effects of other
dyes!
BECAUSE its presence cannot be detected!
BECAUSE IT NEVER FAILS I
Manufactured by J. CRISTADCRO, G /the
Route, New York, Sold everywhere, and appli
od by all Hair Dressers,
Price. $1..5l 50 and $3 per box, according to Size
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATI VP,
1.3 invaluable with his Dye. as it imparts tho ut
most softnes , „ the most beautiful gloss, and groat
vitality to the Hair,
Price 50 cents, $l, and ir2 berhottle according to
sine.
K+l Sold by Thomas Relpnth, Dianion
Alley, Pitteburgrh. Pa. no12;1&wlmon
-
Elicits about Bratutroth's Pills.
OW C?,
WeßtOtolStOr CO., N. T., N Oct. 20 OMA
872,
Mr. G. TEN EYCK. SHELDON,OM' Sin, SinD
Republ lean
Dear Sir— I would state that I was induced to
use B NDR liati'S PILLS, through the recom
mendation of John R, Swift of Croton, Westches
ter county , who was entirely restored to health
by their use. le was sick for some two years, very
costive and dyspeptic. and ho tried everything
but was not relieved, Finally, he took one Bran
dreth's Pill ever d cy for a week, and a dose of six
Pills every day for three d tys, and then took one
Pill every day, with an occasional dose of six. In
one month he was able to go to work, and in three
months he well. gaining 40 pounds in weight.
Yours truly, EDWARD PURDY.
WESTCHESTER COHETT. Bs:
Edward Purdy
town s o 1
sworn, says that he
resides in the town of, New Castle; that some
years ago he was very sick with a sore on his leg.
which had been running tor over five year.: that
he was also much distressed by a pain in his chest,
and besides very costive and dyspeptic: that af
ter trying various remedies and many physioians,
hooommenced usingErandreth's Pills, six to eight
three times a week, and at the end of one month.
the sore on his log healed, and at the end of two
months he was entirely cured of cosdveness dye
pepsin and pain, and has remained well ever
since. EDWAH.D PURD V.
.
_
_
Sworn to before me. this 18thday of Oct. 1562.
S. MALCOLM SMITH.
nol2ol&w,lfe. Justice of the Peace:
Sold by 'Memel' Redpath, Diamond Alles , .
Pittsburgh.
STRICTLY PURE ARTICLES
Lovr Prices.
PITTSBURGH DRUG HOUSE ' ,
TORRENCE & IicGARR,
APOTHECARIES.,
CORNER FOURTH & MARKET STREETS
PITTSMIURGFII.
Dram Lead, Cream Tartar
Methane', Paints, Baking Soda,
Perfumery Dye Stuilb, Eng. Mustard,
Ckemliuds, Spice., Oils.
ire., dte., • dke.
sa-
Physicians Prescriptions accurately ..!
pounded at all hours. cowl .
Pure Wines and Liquors. for medicinal use
only. 1019-to ,
JAMES ROBB,
FO. S 9 PLARIKET STREET
Has now on hand a large stock of fall and winter
BOOTS A ND SI - 10ES,
Comprising all the different varieties and style
to be found.
Ladies', Misses and Child en's Balmoral Boots
with double and tripple soles.
Mans', Boys' and Youth's Calf, Coarse and Riyi
Boots, Shoes and Brogans,
Meng' Long Laded Water Proof Cavalry Boots
of a very eeperio quality.
Call and examine his stock as 'he warrants his;
goods to give general satisfaction,
JAMES ROBB,
89 Market street.
NITALL,,PAPER, AT OLD PRICES
for tile by
nos W. P. MARSHALL. 87 Wood street.
AM I LT FLOV R. —SO BARRELS
Family Bloar just reeeired A. and for sale by
FETZER,
goner MarJket Af3 sad Hirai Strode.
Arbitration Committee of tie Board
of Trade ter Nov. and Bee.
WP. 7,-
Wm: /t 1 .Y. P J4B.i. B BN
Tril6 S. 43 4 .11 tv 7
bits, - rDM aCAN MASS.
•
$I VF7R '_' ZNTEI , LIC~~NCE
PORT OF P.UPTSBURGH.
: -
Franklin. Bennett, Erhaeneville,
Gallatin. Clarke. do
Llayard. Peebles. Elizabeth.
DEPARTED,
Frank'in, Bennett, Brownsville.
Gallatin. Clarke, do
Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
Volunteer, V andeturif iti
Set' The river-- Ltt , t i-v, , niug at twi
light there were teu feet iit:er nine. Ihe
rise's from the Alleetetiv,
' Capt. S. B. Drench has announced
his finer steamer Shenango, for Cincinnati and
Louisville. !She is in splendid order, having been
fitted up from stem te stern. tate is lust good
as new, By the way we are leased to learn that
odr esteemed friend, D. More, goes oat as first
clerk.
e- The new and splendid steamer
Louis.ud, Capt. S. Shuman, leaves and was
St, This beat it entirely nose was
built expressly fur the trade. Captain Shuman in
an attentive and experienced officer. Our old
friend Captain J. B. Conway will bo found in the
Office.
steamer The new a passeng Orient, Captainnd
.r.splendid
A., Hatton. is an
er
nounced Ifor Cluninnitl and St:. Loids. This
beat was.huilt expraasly for the-trade nd offers
P perit) MI Van tagag to pelsonsgoing that
We take pleasure in reusommending the boat and
officer.
ge- The now and splendid steamer
Argent, ut. No. 2, Captain J. W, Porter, leaves to
day for St. Louie this boat n•as built under tha
superintendence °Wept - tins:Mart a Brieltelr end
Porter. In her construction no expense has been
,ipnred. Sivi is No. I every way, Captain Per.
ter is a popular officer, and deservedly so. Be
will be assiited in the office by his brother. W.
Porter. We take pleasure in recommend ing the
boat and officers.
re' The fine packet Navigator, Capt.
John Ehouse. Mayes to-day for Cincinnati and
nhe is decidedly:one of the best boats,
over built. in every respect, ,lire Welcome Capt.'
John back to our city. le is a self made man,
and one of the best otlicerion-the river. Our ever
attentive friend Eakin will do the honors in the
office.
re - The splendid packet Kenton, Capt.,
G. W. Ebert, loaves to-day for Cincinnati and
Louis ills, This boat is a fixed favorite with
pas:lenzers and shippers. Since her last triq she
h , s been fitted up and greatly improved . (apt
Puoinrd, as usual, will bo found in the °thee
as minding as e'er.
To Aitenunboat Mess: -
Au owner is wanted f,rri new /falser that was
left at Carpenter's Bar, during the Spring 011881.
It is valuable: and has been properly taken care
of and is as good as new, The o gnat can obtain
all the information requisito by applying to the
Daily Post, Pittsburgh, Pu. If not claimed with
in thirty d.13'3 it will be sold to pay charges.-
•
Matters and thingi abok the:Wittert
The steamer Pathonla. Silver Wave. Izetand
Melnotte were to leave Cincinnati for this port on
'Friday find Saturday. -- .—Weetainted twelve tow
boataloadecl tbr • he various ports belaw,— , —There
are twelve now boats at the landing,.mostofthem
will leave the present rise.—The Leaner& •was
wild at Wheeling for $lO,OOO cash.—Capt. G. D.
Moore's new i•teamer named ipse.—There
are throe now tow boats at the lEel anding, • one of
them is named Shark, The others hare no name
e, yet• Wepror ass to name . her Allignor--_
Dot, bless, is the name of captain Lightner's new .
steamer. •
For Marietta and Zrsiresynie,
Regular Muskingum river Packet
leaves Pittsburgh every Tuesday. 4
p. nt. , Zan esville every Friday a mut.
4 THE NEW A NMSPLENMID
- Passenger ateioner•E &MA GRA
HAM, Monrt o Ayers consnianderowill leave as
noted above. For freight orAmssuge apply on
board or io J. B. LIVINGSTON it t.O.
• ----
. •
or elnelnoatt, LonWilk, Cairo sod
St. bouts;
THIS DAY. NOV. 22-4 P. Ef.•
VS=TAL NEW
E 1111 DID Passenger Ste A
a N mer SILVER
CLLIJI), S, Shuman, Commander, Captain J. B.
Conway. Clerk, will leave as announced 'as ove.
For freight or passage apply on beard,
noL2
...Mr Charlin
For Cincinnati. Louisville, Cairo and
St. LOUIS.
THIS DAY, NOV. 22-4 P. M
THE NEW AND SPLENDID
Porter coa mang neaww e i r l A e ßGON announced J
bo W e: .
For freight or passage apply on board.
0,122
Mr Myron
FOr Cincinnati awl Louisville
THIS DAT-4 P.
THE FINE ASSENGER'
amine. SfIBNaB P
00. S. B. Prinich
coun.naer, will leave as announced above.
freight or pea age apply on board or to
not?. . J. B. LIV INGSTON - GO.
F.
'or l'inelmol I and Liriniorllle.
SATURDAY--4 P. M.
THE NEWAND SPLENDID
Passenger steamer. 0 R-I EN T.
A. Barton commander, will leave for the above
and intermediate points.
For freight or passage arply on hoard or to
n 072 J. B. LIVINGSTON.
For Cincinnati, and Louisville.
SATURDAY, NOV. 2-4 P.M,
THE FINE PASSENGER
Sseannir KENTON G. W. Ebert.
commander. will leave as annenneed above.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
n 022 J. B. LlvikaisroN.
• For Cincinnati and
. •
SATURDAY. NOY. 22. - •
THENEW AND FINE PAS
senger. steamer NIVRIA.TOR.
ohn Shouse, couunstuler, will leave as'announe
od above.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
n 022 J. 11, I,IVIND3TON.
RITEARIBOAIr AGENCY. ,.
W 111 . A.
; Has opened an office at •
NO. 90 WATER STREET,
Where he will transact a General Steamboat
Agency business, and would solicit a sham of pee
renege from steamboatnami. apaWyd
S
OLDIERS' BOUNTIES, PENSION, BACK PAY, and other just • • -
CLAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT..
promptly procured at reasonable rates. ATply
HA7.IN,
103 Fourth street,Pi ttsburgh anti
CHAILLES C. TINKAR.
Washington. L. C.
1 NDIA RUBBER BLANKETS—AN
OTttER lot warranted to stand heat , or cola
hut received at 26 and 2S Sc Clair street. _
oe2Btf J d II PHILLIPS
20.000 BUSHELS OF 8171
wanted ac
•
MOORE'S DISTILLERY.
will pay the highest cash prices.
r1i031119 14001tRi
S 9 First street. Pittehtugh.
FRISK STOCK OF
WINTER GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED FROM
N 'Sj , 0 1 if.
A CHOICE AND SUPERB LOT OF
NEW WINTER CLOTHS
CASSIMERES AND VESTINCS
Including several now lines ei
FANCY COATINGS,
Of the most desirable styles, and a Canine of
OV.ERCIOA.TINGrS,
THE BE ST TO OE EOUND IN EASTERN MARKET.
Our stock has been selected with a desire to
please the tastes of all who may favor b us with
their patronage.
SA3VIE. Git Air 4 SON.
MERCHANT TAILOR.%
N 0.19 Fifth street.
N. B. Ton good Coat bonds Wanted.
THE ARDESCO OIL COW' 4NY .
IM AFUFACPUSE AND HALVE FOR
Armaale a aupenor article of
Refined Ardeseo Oil,
NON-EXPLOSIVE. ALSO,
PURE BENZ-01.8,
warehouse, 2 7,1EW1N Sinn=
PLITSBUIIOII PENNA.
DR&FTAT 6b FIRTH ISTittE.ET
but go to McClelland 'e Headquarters _fir
iloots and Shoes.
:::=M
1 A 0 :laVi.
g MURES- AtitAllingzOLlM'lUNDirOyi
ip. MLR AND IttAllankitlSßEl. • ! - -,- -!=-•
I SAACJONES._PreaidenkJORN D. lifoCOßlni: '••
Vim 'Proeiden_U D.A. Booir, Soinetal7: Capt.!
WILLIAM DEAN, General Agent. . • I
, DIRECTORS—iIao Joni!. C. G. ntl6EiD.'llitil
apt. C. Gra_ 7. John A. Wilson, B.
L.
rahrtar. John i t ,D. MAC 0 1 0 antain Adam 1 .
Jacobs. R. P. Sterlinr, Capt. •Tr. Dalin Robert L. i -
ll'Onnr. Robt. R . DM/111. I '", -4...
,
DIA.TII.OI.A.
'WABE NOWIIILENInrA
th IYEERIN CI
is article. which for 'brilliancy burning
freedom of offensive odor. and transprzency of
color. (which color we warraut to be chanited by
age or ex. posure a is unsurpassed by any Illumi
nator in thin or martens markets. Az a profitable
Oil to the consumer. 'we can Specially recommend
it. Also, our manufacture of"
CAUSTIC SODA S
Used by all large Soap Makers and OS Itefinerios,
which wa of lloper cent. In Itrength an the makem
an !.&h Soda brought. to ,this cotmtry.'", _Onz
re
SAPONIFIER. OR CONCENTRAIED LTE;S/14. &c,3'
Are so wall sad" favorably inowrt , we trestrbe
meatball! rafloient. 'I
All ordersiarA z:ceigries alu Ivs a t_
Waded to by
GEORG bOLltopor. Juni.
Peoria. Salt Alanafactunee Company;
oliklydhwdo 24 Wood itroot. Pittabartt.
CHARLIS MAGEE J. RODIL;I4 HICKS
MAGEE a MICKS,
Importers and diialain in
Cloths, Cassimores -atinetts,
Vestings, Tailors' Trlzuriiii . gs,
255 MARKET "STREET,
Worth thde,iIIIILAILDELPINILS.
oeS-Ird
Ca l tilliFfitaksort Ovroatte Cathedral
„
NULBOUM AND GENERAL AUNT.
mum
NOUO3. BOND I 3.2.IOIITOMMIII and other San
ties
- .
13111 !kruPra Sale of. Boots and
Shoes
sELLIN Lelr AT No. 2E 87'.
WITITHODE TILE LEAST DEDAIth
v v to coat, 01.5 they must boelosed ont lame
tgately: '
COOIE - AND SEE.
2d Door below Exchange Rank.
MILITARY NOTICES-.
CHANCE TO OET..TE THE
the' STANTONCAVALRY:
• 1 . 1 9VNTV1477.. .
. WR D
O RAR - }
Washingtm City A .
D . . T r.Ocll, - aa
MAJOR JOSRPH A. STOCKTON, Pittsburgh, PO:
Sir::You are hereby anthoriSod - to; raise a
- Regiment of Cavalry in the State of :Ponnsylva
kinfor three years or during the warto bo orw
din accordance with tleneral Order No.
' • from this Department. • I , :.,= ,
e'Pleld ana Staff Officer,: el l e'ba 'mustered
upon completion of the organisation - alba Regi
ment, i - - ..
Enlisted inert will be mustered as enrolled. Sup-
Plies of clothing l' arms. hones ,and equipments
will be furnished . by the proper Department.
By order of the Secretary ofWer. • - -
I C. P. BUCTUNGRAki:
Brigadier 0 eneral and4. - A. O.
1 FIRADQVARTZRO, ET A
llarrisburg, Oct. , /,',1882 ; ?'•
The foregoing authority of the War Department
is approved,'•and 'ordered 'that tho Regiteont at
Cavalry thus authorised to be raised agreeably_ to
the terms and organisationindicattyi by-the War
- 4epartutent. liy prier of the - Govan:to/4;m,
A. L. RUSSELL,
:Adjutant General Pernuatretina. •
.. _ ..
seen Ly • Prom the above:it will be e that tinitinder-
signed ha:theta duly authorised to raise this Reg.
latent.: Its - willbe attached, nut far as lioseibl
the Stanton Cavalry, and,Col. James M. Sc e to hoen- -
maker will - amid itt 'coMpletbag: the Regiment.
rho first Stanton Regimentis now at tlempAowe,
uniformed; and will be. - mounted herb:o Five
Campania] of this iiimaxicrat are now in Camp, • • -
and - 1s fast - filling up.
ComPaulesiliarts ilf Conipaniegand w;:tlitati„ not
already accepted, have now the last anclundoubt, •
edly the finest opportenitYfor:onteriegfthe tar.
ce. All Bounties from the United/Mated will:.
be given' to the men; and the-Allegheny . County
o such men as may be enlbstedfrOM4llB
- County. This Battalion has heen called „.
for special service by the .Seeretary' of War,- and
will be armed, equipped and horsed with this least
Possible delay. 1.. 4 ,
..0
' A lkirlheColoitel can be found at Readqintters. •
'BANS.II.LOCK.- Fifth- -street, abovegeneral
4 °V. 6.81 #. 5 ce• .-, ':, "f
4': '''. - : - :_t A l'iNWirtf-
-
-.X-111.1 IRIVATED/ESEASEW.,
Dr.BROWN I EDIERDICAL
and BURGICILL Office, No. 50,
Smithilnsylvani eld-,aa.treet,
Pen • .
DT:BROWN bran old oftisoa
of Pittsburgh: and hag been in •
Practioeforthelast twenty-five
years.
e& Nis Inuinew has been -.1".
°onlin mostly
Su to Prbrate and
Surgical Diseases. - •
CIT - Ip , KSSAND.BTAAAcark i ;-;
In need- of a meilloef: friend "should mot to
Ant out the =replace of relief,. The Doctor is a
regular graduate, and his ekpona:_la ,aL treat
ment of a certabLolagflid.iliseasas-is a anre guar
antee to the sufferers of obtaining- permanent re
lief by. the use of bitreinedies and fallowing his
adyioe.
DR. IittIIMEIRRidif'DERS
never, fail to cure the worst form of Venereal
l;siseases,linpuritios and horMulous Affeellans.—
`Also - all diseasea.arhing from a' hereditary taint.
which manifests ;its fir the form!: Of ' , fetter
paerias' and a - great:manY forrea,, , etee . dia
.eases, the origin of which the patient laccißiely
Ignorant.: To persona go afflicted, -Dr.Drownofera
hopes of a aura and speedy reeoreiy. -
BE?dINAI WEAKNESS...,
Dr. BroWn's rem-adieu-for the alarming isinbla
brought on often by that solitary bait otsemenal
vemeation..which the young end PlOratiOlded
often give was? to, (to -their - own' doStnetlakj . ar
the only reliable remedies knoWn in the
of health. ,
7-they arc safe . and Inake'a spaszly i restoration 1
. •
RHEUMAruSAL
Dr. Brown's - romodiee nover fail to bale'WS
'Paltl/121 diONIMITX A raw DAYB—he will warraima
cora- Ito also. trouts Piloa. (neut. Gonnorrlimia
BtrictureXtethal Discharges, FernabiWeaknens
hionthlY .. -- EMPpresaiona. Dominos of the: !alibi.
Fistula in An°. Nervous Affootiona„Painkin:lhe
.Back andifidner. - britatiort - orthe Bladder; gatherb4 - -
with all diapason of en impute origin.
A letter d'aocribing thetrymptoms. containing
PEN, directed to DB-BROWN. No.-60;t3rolthiletiia
St
Pittidugh."Pailvill be imtnadlitabi a:Cower
ed: Medicine sant to any addrma. aafoly packed
and ware from observation.
Office and Private Rotuma, NO. Smithtebil
treat. Pittaburgh Pd;
nols-dawild-;
A MERTM WATCHEST
FOR. SOLlikkrELS: '
ChitPERSONS THAT ARE OBLIGED
to give a watch hard usage at times.: They
are put up in very heavy Silver-hunting,-oinies.
neatly unshed, simple in censtruction, and.not at
all apt to got ont ot o -der; neitt or•riding on horse
back or Railroad will effect them, and reorrect
nese of time:they are equal to the best :Foreign
Watches imported. • v
REINEMAN I MEYRAN & SEIDLE,
WITOESALE AGENTS.! 42 FIFTH ASTRLET.
WHEELER & WILSON'S -
Sewing ftlaehine ---- ; -
NO. 21 RIM STREET. PITT:MU:taII. PA
the Aritirrftinisim
United States - Fah!!
FOR THE , YEARS - •
1858, - 1569 fend 1860.;
upwARDS OF sio , 0.6 0•-;!'.1
MACHINES sold in the United Stateik.L.
20.000 Seial TEM leAsi
We offer to the pada :WirgEadia34 WILO.:--
BON'S DURUM - iiiintriNG bIAWIIhiL ';I!,t"
BklitiCED PRICES , with increliscal. - dpnfidift*.
onto =rite audio balsa - meat useful Tab, ~...'
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lobir4titoti• impossible to unravel; aliiie Oil:loth :
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movement, =di - nor° durable than any otber*-1
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