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I TURDAY MORNING, NOV. 29
AID NEMBOBROOD INTIELIGENOE
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`-' Pittsburgh and Steubenville
;,Railroad Right of Way.
InT he general revisal of projects for in
ternal improvements, Pittsburgh has al
mostlillen behind, but we are glad to ob
servet among our citizens, a growing die
posiii n to recognize the importance of
completing our Western connections or at
leastlhe most practicable of them. There
is one which can be finished at an early
day, i7ithout any additional cost to our
citizens, if they will but take a sufficient
interOt in its successful termination. We
refer'ito the Pittsburgh and Steubenville
RailrOad, now in the hands of the West
ern I Transportation Company. Work
has 4cently been resumed with vigor
on this end of the line. A. large force
of woikmen is employed on the bridge at
SteubOnville; along the line of the road on
the opposite side of the river, and in
building the piers of the bridge over
the I Monongahela, above this city,
upon! "hich the . road will come in by way
of Trnyri ) street.' The company desire to
i ,
co , Me their connection with the East
as soon as possible, and now only wait the
perruisiiion of the city to enter noon and
occupi l l, the streets necessary to the termi
natioriof the enterprise. ,So soon as the
antb.Ority• asked for is obtained they
prop* to employ a large additional force
and Minh the work rapidly forward to corn
pletionr
We publish elsewhere the ordinance in
troduOd in the City Councils last Monday
evening, showing clearly the route by which
the road is to reach its terminus on Lib
erty *ea. The company will be under
the nenessity of purchasing much private
propeay along the very difficult line and
in Bonin instances heavy damages will be
demanded. Heavy grading and filling and
deep tunneling will also add largely to the
expens of the undertaking, one of no
small linnment.
In view of the many difficulties to be
encountered in completing this improve
ment, 'Fre should he sorry to see any
unnecessary delay in granting the right of
way. The connection is a very important
one to 'Om city and the sooner it is perfect
ed the better for all concerned. The ordi
nance conies up in the Select Council this
eveuine when we hope to see it finally
acted up@n. All admit that the ordinande
is a very fair one, in which the city has
every possible safeguard, and there can be
no reasonable cause for delay in passing
it. Thelpeople, by this time, fully under
stand the merits of the case, and we hope
to seer!Oe ordinance adopted at once,. so
that the Ark, so long delayed, can be im
mediately oomemnced.
'Democratic Club Meeting.
The Dbmocrats of the borough of Birm
ingham, Avith delegates from East Biam
ingban:sind South Pittsburgh, met togeth:
er, in riiitsuance of 'a call on last Wednes
day evening. The meeting was tempora
rily organized by calling Col. Samuel Mc-
Kee to ;the chair, after which the report of
the committee appointed at a previous
meeting Was read and unanimously adopt
ed- The; meeting then proceeded to elect
officersln serve for the ensuing year, with
the folloning result : President, Colonel
Samuel McKee; Vice Presidents, Pastor
Herrman James Eckman and John G.
Smith; Cbrresponding Secretaries, Fred.
L. ThrzliOn and William Fortune; Re
cording'jSecl-etary, George Kuhlman ;
Treasuroil, Charles Deiseroth. Committees
on Finanbe, Vigilance and also a Commit
tee to drift a constitution and by laws
were thet i ppointed, after which the meet
ing adjcitt ed to meet on Chiristmas Eve.
ingniar Accident.
On Wepteesday evening a_ distressing ac
cident ofc'curred to Frankßeel, a deck
hand oilithe steamer Eleanor, at Glass
House Ripple, opposite Manchester, while
engaged l 'inth others in attempting to get
the boatdff the bar. Reel got his left foot
inside a ;coil of rope, which was attached
to the shipre, at the moment when the cur
rent waq swinging the stern of the boat
aroundi . the rope being thus stretched, his
foot wasOnstantly twisted off below the
•
ankle glint, a shred of skin only remain
ing'
betwOcn it and the leg. Bleeding pro
fusely, 101 was removed to his home in
Point ally, from whence he was taken to
Dr. Walter's hospftal on Thursday morn
ing wherii his limb was amputated. His
recoveryih very doubtful.
Coining Down Again.
The Philadelphia Ledger says : Petro
leum oil,lWhich rose so rapidly from twen
ty-five cents a gallon to s i dollar ten, has
taken the !back track again, and is down,
as reporterl, to sixty cents. The rise was
merely speculative, and somebody will
make or Lose fortunes by the sudden flue
tuation.'%Fabulous amounts have been
realiOd by oil speculators hereand it now
remains tq be seen whether or not they
have beenlost by re-investment.
The Fariklin Citizen says: "Oil, at la
test advices, is not commanding as high
prices as !4! did a week ago. The present
freshet in the Allegheny has greatly dimin
ished the Oat and difficulties of transpor
tation, the advantages of which the buy
ers, and 4 . 0 the proper persons,.thepro
ducers, appear determined to appropriate.
Accordineto the best information at hand,
the amouA sent to Pittsburgh alone, da
ring thepir n st week, is not far from 100,000
barrels.' , '11;
Brass :liV,, ork and Gas Fitting.
The bestipersons to perform any kind
of work are those who have a practical
knowleclgellof it—and we are therefore
often surprised to see important and diffi
cult "jobiq ehtrusted to parties who do
net preten, to any knowledge of mechanics
—simply 11 cause they offer to do them
cheap. . The true economy is to employ
competentlvorkmen and pay them a fair
price. kilthis is particularly important
m the matter of gas and steam fitting, es
pecially inilthi winter season, we take
pleasure ii*ommending tt our readers'
attention tfie firm of Messrs. J. & M. Mc.-
Steen. They are practical mechanics, of
many yeai' _experience and can insure
satisfactioillin every respect. They make
brass castings of every description at the
shortest notice, furnish brass and iron
cc cks of al ‘ likinds and pay special atten
tion to gad:and steam fitting. Any orders
left at BoiOn & Tetley's, No. 136 Wood
street, willlim promptly attended to and
we can sat, from our own experience,
that the wok will be well done.
Dr. J. I f Sehenek, of Philadel
-
This geu i llemen will be in PittsbUrgh on
Tuesday.B.: Wednesday, Dec. 2d and 3d,
to examino and prescribe for patients af
flicted with disease of the lungs, pulmo-
nary organs' or bronchial tubes, dyspepsia
or liver eciffiplaint. Dr. S. is the inventor
of SchenOls Respirometer, an instrument
to examihrl the lungs, proprietor of Sea
weed Touid, Pulmonic Syrup and Man
drake These are the medicines with
which ho has effected ereat cures. He
will be fcei4d at Dr. Keyser's, 140 Wood
street, TuOday afternoon and Wednesday
until noon.
Exchanged Prisoners.
The 111 1 New York regiment, from
Camp Dor ms, Chicago, reached here
early yeatei ay morning, and after a bonn
t
tiful mealdifurnished by the Subsistence
Cornmitte'd!proceeded Eastward by a spa
c-ial train' 111These•are part of the paroled
Harper's. Any prisoners. recently ex
changed. l
Arrieiittlukft, ' • pe. •
dri last Tdesdaie veni. formerly a jeweler ain V. T. McGeali - ,
ity itreeti was
arrested at his residence in Allegheny,
charged, in connection with his brothers,
Jas. A. and J. W. McGeah, late wholesale
grocers on Liberty street; with conspiracy
to defraud their Eastern creditors of large
sums by means of fraudulent judgments,
&c. After a hearing before Alderman
Mcßride, on Friday morning, McGeagh
was committed in default bf bail, so far as
the action of the Magistrate goer, but Mc-
Geagh persuaded officer airry, who had
the commitment, to accompany him to
the Eagle Hotel, Liberty ;street, where he
could find a friend to go his bail. It was
just dinner time and the bar room was full
when they reached the hotuie, and McGeagli
suddenly dashed throughi the crowd and
through a back door, sueceeding . in af
fecting his escape. His recaptureas prob
lematical.
Mrs. Butler a Monomaniac
Thos. M. Marshall, Esq., counsel for
Mrs. Batler, recently arrested for shop
lifting, applied t 6 Judge Mellon yesterday
morning for her release on a writ of habeas
corpus, on the grounds that, although a
very worthy lady, she is afflicted with a
monomania on the subject of shoplifting
and is impelled to commit petty larcenies
.(which would otherwise be revolting to
her) from the infirmity of her mind. Mr,
Marshall cited several authorities showing
that parties had been discharged under
similar circumstances. Judge Mellon,
however, refused to release the defendant
except on bail, which was fixed at $l,OOO
and Mrs. Butler remanded until the re
quired bond is given. Efer father, Mr.
Kennedy McClure, formerly a grocer on
Webster street, who is a very worthy man,
now residing in the West,, will probably
procure the security demanded, as he is
quite wealthy. He is at present in the
city.
Ask an Advance.
The "boilers" of the city hold a meet
ing at Lanze's Hall this evening, to take
the necessary steps towards asking an ad
vance of wages. They now receive $5
per ton and propose to demand $6. Up
to tour months since they received $4 per
ton, when the employers advanced to
$4,50; three months ago the boilers de
manded a further advance• to $5, which
was acceded to. Now, in view of the in
creased cost of living, they want $6,
which, they say, will afford fewer comforts
than would $4 six months ago.
Verdict in the Homicide Case
-- • •
• On Thursday morning Judge Mellon
charged the jury in the case of Henry
Hoerr, David H. natty and Edward Kier
chartz, indicted for aiding and abetting the
murder of John A. Obey. The jury then
retired, and the Court adjourned to meet
at twelve o'clock to receive their verdict.
Court met at noon, but the jury had not
agreed, and an adjournment was ordered
again until six o'clock in the evening. At
this time the jury came down for instruc,
tions from the Court, after receiving which
they again retired. The Court remained
in session until eight o'clock, when the
jury came down and rendered a verdict of
not guilty. The defendants were then
discharged, and reseived the hearty con
gratulations of their friends.
Leg Fractured.
On Saturday afternoon, a brakeman
named Walter Davis, while attempting to
couple a coal car to a truck car, in the
yard at Altoona, received a compound
tracture of the right leg below the knee.
It appears that he was standing on the
coal car, the bumper of which is lower
than that of the truck car, and the latter
ran over the top of the other and caught
his leg, with the result stated.
Council Meeting.
The City Councils hold a special meet
ing this evening to- hear the report of the
Apportionment Committee. The Pitts
burgh and Steubenville Railroad ordinance
will come up; also one increasing the psy
of the police. It is expected that the
Committee on location of steam fire en
gines will make the report.
Narrow Escape.
On Wednesday last, the engine of the
stall train eastward struck a Man named
Henry Noel, and threw him over the' em
bankment in the vicinity of Allagrip p a
station, on the mountain, above Altoona.
He was walking on the track, and obsery
ing a freight train approaching from the
east, he stepped over to the south track
just as the passenger train, which he had
not noticed, came along, and was knocked
over the embankment, yet he was but
slightly injured.
Poisoned and Robbed.
The Brownsville Times says : Mr. Jos.
T. Hunter, formerly one of the editors of
this:paper, was poisoned and robbed of all
his money and effects lately, in Memphis,
Tenn. The deceased was a good printer,
a worthy young man, and his mother, who
resides in this county, and many other
friends and acquaintances, are deeply
grieved at his untimely end.
Personal.
John E. Owens, the talented comedian,
passed through the city yesterday, en route
for Cincinnati.
Wm. J. Florence and Indy, whom pool'.
larity as comedians is unbounded, arrived
yesterday. They commence an engage
ment at the Theatre next Monday night.
Gen. Jim Lane, Senator from Kansas,
passed through on Thursday night, on his
way to Washington city.
The Philadelphia Sheriffslty.
When the action of the Supreme Court
in the Philadelphia Sheriffalty case be
came known to Mr. Ewing, he notified
Mr. Whompson.that he was ready to vacate
the office and the latter was expected to
take possession yesterday.
Theatre.
Mr. J. H. Allen's engagement closes
this evening, when he will appear for the
last time as the Macarthy, in "Peep
O'Day." The "Mountain Robber" closes
the performance. Next week we have the
Florence's, who will do a good business.
Books at Auction.
Now that the long winter evenings are
coming on, all lovers of good and enter
taining books should attend the great auc
tion sale that is now taking place at
McClelland's, 65 Fifth strest, and supply
themselves at less than half the publishers'
prices. Such an opportunity is seldom to
be met with. Auction to-night at Bevel/
o'clock. •
, Shirts and Drawers.
At McClelland's Boot and Shoe Auction
House can be found gents white, gray and
blue mixed under shirts and drawers; also,
stockings and socks.
Stanton Cavalry.
Col. Sehoonmaker's Stanton Cavalry
have arrived at HagerstownMid., with
out aozident.
Lodged in the Penitentiary.
John Reed, convicted of larceny at the
last term of the Mercer county court, and
sentenced to the Penitentiary for one year,
has been lodged in that institution.
Teachers' Ase;oefation.
The meetings of this body, lately much
increased, will hereafter be held in the
lecture room of the Third Ward School
House.
A Success.
Prot. Wilson's lecture on '"The Times,"
on Thursday evening, was largely attended
and - realized a handsome sum for the Sub
sistence Committee.
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ga , eas.: Cprp iffr.. : •
Uri Friday ' inoimine - Davi3 'Heasley, a
member of Co. D, Stanton Cavalry, was
brought before Judge Ritchie, on a writ of
habeas corpus, and his discharge asked
i l l
for on the grow 'd that he was a minor. J.
C. P. Smith a peered on , behalf of the
writ, and Capta Pollock,•of the Stanton
Cavalry (a member of the bar) represented
the United States. Capt. Wright, the
Provost Marshal of this city, was examined
and testified that he had-Heasley in the
guard-house for several days as a deserter.
Judge Ritchie decided that ; under the
President's proclamation, a civil process
could not avail where parties were under
arrest upon military charges. and refused
to hear the case ;tardier—remanding Heas
ley into the custody of the Provost Mar
shal. He is a married man, and resides
in McKeesport. i
Robert Harnilten, a member of Captain
Springer's company, Stanton Cavalry,was
brought before the same judges, and his
discharge asked for on account of his
minority. The testimony of his father
was heard, and it being proved that he was
under age, the Court ordered his dis
charge, after he should return his cloth
ing, pay for his sirsistence, etc., together
with the costs of he writ. I 'mil this is
complied with, he remains in the custody
of the Provost Marshal. The parents of
this boy reside in Mifflin township
Railiroeitil Projects.
The Directors of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad have determined to run
a branch road fro di Orangeville, Ohio, to
Sharon, Pa. ,a distance - of about ten miles,
to accommodate tbeeoal and iron interests
seeking an outlet from that vicinity, the
track to be completed by May next. The
Erie Dispab.h understands that. the Lake
Shore Railroad Company intend to build
a Railroad from Jamestown, Pa., to Frank
lin, intersecting the Pittsburgh and Erie
road at the fumed place.
This is to be
clone as an offset to the Sharon branch of
the A. & G. IL I:4 which, it is claimed.
interferes with the 'Fight:s of the P. & E. R.
R. The Dispatr4 says the contract for
the Franklin road has already been let,
and it is to be pushed rapidly to comple
tion.
Revenue Commissioner.
Adam H. Ecker, of the Washington Ex
aminer, has been appointed Revenue Com
missioner for the Washington Judicial
District. The prim:ilia] duty of the Board
is to equalize, as far as is practicable, the
assessments of property among the various
counties of the State. The -'Board will
probably meet during February uext in
Harrisburg.
( onnuitments
Robert Rankin, charged with the lar
ceny of $l7l . - fif in money and a note for
$9OO from WM. McMillan. of 1' per St.
Clair township, had a hearing on Wednes
day, which resulted in his finally being
committed for trial.----Mayor Alexander
yesterday committed Patterson Clark for
stealing a lot ut conductor's cheeks frinn
Thos. Brady.- Altderm so Taylor yester
day committed Mary ,lave Cullier:son fur
S 10 from the Wear, Huns, Perin
street.— —lames Walker was committi d
from the Mayor's Office, for surety of the
peace on oath of hisi
Ordered to Washitiv,tost.
The drafted militia of this State have
been ordered to Washington. The regi•
merits are to be inwiediately eriei-t1 and
put in route by thoir local entiimanders
without further orders. Drafted men anti
substitutes who have left nrnp without.
authority are considered deserters, and if
arrested will be tried and punished as;
such.
Sell le neeil for Life
Thomas
Crne. of Wellsville, 0., con
rioted of niurtit•r lit ilvg - roti, it
killing Om id IV ritiht, it:ts hreusetttencet
to the Penitentiary for life.
To complete our tilß, a Red of Tuesday.
M a y i;Lh, 1+ , 62. .Aiis of our subscribers
haviug the paper will greatly oblige us by
leaving it at this office.
Ottovice Sr. ELAK a a'd6owing Alachirm3, for Tnmils.
manufactpring,purpoßo.are the beat it. use.
A. F. CI AT( JN' AV. , 4ertend
Is Fifth, Ft rent, Istte6urnh.
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JOSEPH MEYER Ai; SON
NA.7OTARTO RIM! 07
FANCY AND PLA IN
FURNITURE a& CHAS RS
WAREHOUBE.ia smaIiFTELD STRE'
(Between Sixth et-eet and Virgin
(HINTING HOUSE STATIONERY
DIARIES FOR 1563,
all sizes
110TOGEAPIIIC ALBUMS,
new lot
113 TIPPED WITH I\oll I:llthER,
So arranged that it ie always clean and
ready fur use
SLOCOMB'S PATENT INKSTAND
ie acknowledged to be l l the beet air-tight
nk ever offered to the public
POCKET BOOKS FOR POSTAGE CUARENCY
For sale bs,
W. S. HAVEN,
CORNER WOOD a THIRD STB
°c2o
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
NEW GOODS,
Macrum •Sz Glyde's,
From filo New York apt Bosten Marko
LATEST STYLES OF
TRUIIIII74GS,
EM.BROIDERIE4
RIBBONS:
NTCR-NACRS, and
FANCY CIOODS
We wonld ask special notice to the great ex
tent, variety and Low ratlces of our stock of
NEW ENGLAND *OOLEN GOODS.
ALSO,
Hoop Skirts, 33ahnoral Skirls
Corsets, Iratterns,
Furnishing goods Yarns;
Ilead._l3reses,
d:c.,
And a full line of small articles and notions
MILLINERS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will find it greatly to their advantage to make
selections from our stock: As Iva buy uh.tlY
fn.= first hands we can sell at as low prices as the
Philadelphia Jobbers. tlins saving the dealer
freights and Eastern expenses.
MACRIIIII & GLIDE.
78 RARRET STREET,
(Between D:umontl and Fourth.]
Wholesale Rooms up Stal rm.
11(326
IBSES MOROCCO BALMORAL
IVI Boots at DigGlelland's Auotion.
FORTRESS MoNaos, Nov. 27.—0 n Sat
urday night last an expedition left York
town, consisting of three gunboats and a
force of WO of the 11th Maine regiment.
They returned yesterday after having
scouted ten miles beyond 114objack Bay.
They destroyed an extensive and valuable
salt ;works.
Last Tuesday our pickets near Williams
burs captured eight rebels which were sent
toF ortress Monroe.
A flag-of-truce leaves here early to-mor
row morning For City Point to bring down
Union prisoners in charge of Capt. Jno.
E. Mulferd, 3d New York.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.--A General
Order from the Headquarters of the Mili
tary. 'Department of Washingtoa, fixes
Friday, sth of December, as the day for
execution by hanging, in the enclosure of
the Old Capitol prison, of private John
Kessler, of the 103 d New York regiment,
who was found guilty, by Court Martial,
of murder of First Lieut. Linsey of the
same regiment.
The Commissioners to examine into and
report upon the cases of prisoners of the
State confined in the Old Capitol prison,
Assistant Adjutant General Major Sher
burne and Capt. Parker continue their
labors nightly; up to this forenoon they
had examined the cases of fifty of them,
and upon their report in each case thirty
have been set free.
General Reynolds has been placed in
command of the First Army Corps, and
Major Wm. Painter Aid de Camp to Gen.
Halleck, has been detached as Quarter
master of the corps•
The brunch post office at the capitol
will resume its business on the meeting o
Congress on the &not' December. Every
distributing officer is required to make up
a senurate bag for all letters, and papers
addressed to members of Congress, ex•
(•'.sire of all other matter, and such bags
are to be labled—"Congress, Washington,
D. C.," and route agents at Washington
will deliver these bags direct to the Con
gress messenger.
First Assistant Postmaster General
Randall, in an order just issued, says that
all Postmasters who make up packages of
mails For members of Congress and snail
thorn direct to Washington, should write
distinctly on each package the word Con
gress, embracing thereon only matter for
Senators and Representatives. This will
enable any distributing otlice through
which they may pass to place them with
out ilz-lay in a Convess bag.
The Paymaster (general is authorized to
change the• stations of paymasters within
the limits of pay districts which have been
-or may he arranged by him, whenever he
may deem itnecessary for the interests of
the service.
NEW YORK., Nov. 28.—The steamer
It r iti s h Queen, from Havana. on the 22d,
and Nassau, N. P., on the 24th, arrived
at this pert this evening.
'he brought no Havana papers.
The Nassau, N. P., Guardian, states
that the rebel steamers Antoniea, late a
I:ritish steamer, the Herald and the Leo
pold, arrived at that port on the 20th, from
Charleston.
The steamers Aries and Hero were a
Charleston on the 17th.
diniral"Wilkes, with two steamers, ar
rived off Nassau on the 25th and signalled
for a pilot. A pilot went out and informed
the admiral that he could not pilot him
unless by special permit.. The Ilovernor
of New Providence having issued a proc
lamation to that effect on the 11th, Admi
ral Wilkes replied that he would not ask a
permit, but would come in without it and
then bore away to a distance of three miles
trom the shore.
PITTSBURGH
The Nassau Guardian . expresses great
indignation at the conduct of the Admiral,
and says he will not be allowed to come
in, probably feeling afraid that two rebel
steamers which are in port, may come to
grief if he carries out his threat.
The U. S. gunboats Octoroon and So
nora were at Abaca on•the 15th, much to
the disgust of secession sympathizers
there.
The port magistrate had an interview
with commanders Stevens and Collins,
giving them a copy . of the Governor's
proclamation and intimating that they
could not stay in port, and at the same
time he offered to sell them any slaves
they wanted. They left on that day but
re.turned again the same evening.
CAlaci, Nov. 21.—Incendiaries are trying
to burn the City of Memphis. On Sunday
night there were ten different fires, and on
Monday night fourteen, showing that there
is a concerted movement for the destruction
of that city. Great alarm exists in conse
quence.:
On Tuesday morning two hundred and
flay rebel cavalry took the town of Hen
derson, on the Mobile and Ohio road,
burning the station house property. They
also took one company of Federal soldiers
prisoners.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.—The political
prisoners at Fort Lafayette, including
Pierre Soule, have been released.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,
Nov. 27,—The
Democrats have carried the election held
in this city to-day by 500 majority .
BosTox, Nov. 27.—1 t is now stated that
but twelve political prisoners were
leased from Fort Warren yesterday, Inclu
ding Mr. Winder, of Philadelphia and ex-
Marshal Kane, of Baltimore. .
STRICTLY PURE ARTICLES.
Low Prices.
PITTSBURGH DRUG HOUSE,
TORRENCE & MCGARR,
APOTII - ECARLIFAS,
COBB - x . 4 FOURTH & MARKET STREETS
1 i , r - ra-siguncax.
nrrige.,! Lead, Cream Tartar
Ittediethes, Paints, Baking Soda,
Perfauter* Dye StniLi , Eng.-Mustard,
C'hem dm.,t eale, l Spices, Oils,
. Pilisiciaus Prescriptions accurately com
pounded at all hours.
Pdre Wines and Liquors, for medicinal use
only. I lel9-to
W
Hoods,
ANTED IMMEDIATELY.
OTHER good Cutter: one who has a bald
ness tunitiaintanoe in Pittsburgh and Allegheny.
J. L. CARNAGRAN.
Allegheny City.
dri BEAT SALE OF BOOKS, PAPER,
!LA Albums, Gold Pens. &c., at McClelland's
r!,M;M:=I
emit Mon
pit i vottm._TaEGAAPH,
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
FROM FORTRESS MONROE
From WaAington.
Admiral Wilkes in Difficulty
Again.
&e.. &c.. dtc., Ate
Headquarters Army of the Potomac,
Nov. 28.—The railroad from Aquia Creek
was completed yesterday, and a locomo
tive came down this forenoon. Supplies
vvillhe received by rail henceforward. The
enemy are industriously engaged. in ex•
tending and strengthening their earthworks
in the rear and to the right and left of
Fredericksburg. Their operations are dis
tinctly visible through glasses from oar
signal stations. No movements of im
portance have taken place for several days,
but n feconnolssance is said to be in pro
gress which promises important results.
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Orphan's Couit Sale:
VEY VIRTUE OF 1N ORDER 01' THE
SiM.Orphan'ti Court of r :leeftinY 'ooluitY, the
undersigned, admin of: the gee and.
chattels of An Gottsman, deed. will expose to
s'le by vendue er public outcry at the Co urt _
Mange. City of Pittsburgh, on Saturday...Del
cember 20th. 1862, et 2 o'clock p. m.—
All right, title interest and claim of Ann
Gottsman, late of Allegheny county, deceased, of,
in and to all that certain tract or parcel of land,
situate, lying and being in Shaler township, Alin
ebony county, State of Pennsylvania, and boundr
ed and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at
a point opposite the Pennsylvania Canal, on the
line of property now or late owned by Buffington'S
hairs; thence by a straight line to the top of the
hill to a post, thence by a straight line to a frame
building formerly owned by Spang, and occupied
as a wareheuse, on the bank of the canal, thence
ancss the canal to the line of property owned by
Joseph Buffington, thence by the MUM .to the
place of beginning, and containing ton acres' be
ing the same tract of land granted and conveyed
by Ephriam Buffington to floury Gottsman by
deed dated 19th October, 1844, recorded in Alle
gheny county, in deed book, vol, 69, page 100, and,
the same granted and convoyed utile properly ofd
the mid henry Gottsman, by Win. Magill, Kee..
Sheiilf of Allegheny county, to said Ann Gots
man, by
and
poll dated the 23th day of April, A.
D., 1855. and having thereon erected a large frame
stable, carriage and wagon house, said property
being commonly known as the Belvideer hotel
property. '
ALSO All that certain lot or piece of ground
situate in the Fifth Ward of the city of Pittsburgh,
and marked and numbered as No. 2, in a plan of
lots laid out by James S. Stevenson, and bounded
and des•ribed as follows, viz: Beginning on the
south side of Penn street at the distance of 404 feet
westerly from the corner of era street; thence
along Penn street westwardly 24 feet to lot No. 1;
thence southwardly by a I:ne parallel with O'Hara
street 00 feet to a twenty foot ally; thence along
said alley by a line parallel with Penn street
eastwardly to the line of lot No. 3; theme by a
line parallel with O'Hara street to the place of be
ginning together with the privileges of said alley
and the canal basin, and all each rights and priv
ileges as are expressed and contained in a deed
from life executors of James S. Stevenson, dec'd,
to Daniel Depretin, recorded in the office for re
cording deeds are., in and for Allegheny county, in
deed book T.-2d vol, 44, page 1; being thesame lot
conveyed by James IBakeley. Esq.. and Susanna,
his wife, to Henry Gutzinan, by deed dated 15th
February, 1850, and recorded in Allegheny coun
ty aforesaid, in vol. 80, page 202, and en which
,there is erected a two- story frame dwelling house
divided into two tenements.
Terms of male—Five per cent. on the bid to
be paid when the property is struck down: the
balance to be paid into Court by the purchaser
after confirmation of sale upon the delivery of the
deed. JOHN P. HO BITZEI4
no26;tdeelo Administrator.
LETTRUS OF ADBLINISTRATION
upon the estate of Mrs. SARAH B. FET
TERMAN, deceased, having been
_granted to the
undersigned by the _Register of Wills, &o;, all
persons indebted to the said estate are requested
to make payment. and those having claims te
present them to
GILBERT L. B. FETTERMAN,
N 0.137, Fourth street, Pittsburg/4
oc3:6td-law Administrator
JOHN LITTLE, Jr.,
NO. 108 I , OITATEL STREET,
STOCK AND BILL BROKER
Promissory Notes. Stook Bonds, and hiortimgm
bought and sat iylB
SECOND . LOT
DP
SECOND-lIAND
PIANOS & MELODEON
REAL. BARGAINS,
ROSEWOOD 6 3 4 OCTAVE PIANO,
..CR. round corners, made by Chicketing A Sons,
only 234 years old; a very fine instrument $2OO
A Rosewood 63 octave Plana same as above 200
A Rosewood 6:,V octave Piano, Chickering &
Sons, about -I old, in firstrateconditwn.lBs
A Rosewood IP, octave Piano made by Sono
maker, Philadelphia, a good Pian0.......__150
A Rosewood 6 octave Piano, iron frame.
made by HalleLDavis & Co., in good order 140
A Rosewood Ali octave upright Piano.mada
by Giloert. Boaters, 125
A Mahogony 6 octave Piano, made by Stod
art A uo., a very good instrument, 120
A Mabogony 6 octave Piano, N. Y. make S 5
A Walnut 6 octave Piano. Lease '75
A Mahogany 6 octave Piano, Loud & Bro. 45
A Mahogany 5% octave Piano 20
A Mabogony 5 octave Piano 20
A Rosewood 5 octave Plana style Melodeon
made by Mason & Hamlin, as good as new 70
A Rosewood 5 octave Piano style Melodeon
made by Carhardt 60
A Rosewood 5 octave P.rtable Melodeon
made by Carhardt —cost 675
35
For sale by
JOHN H. HELLO%
nor, 81 Wood stroeL
Lucent Oil Works
DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO.,
blanufachulas of
PURE WHITE REFINED
CA I 33OPT OILS
0310e, NO. 221 LIBERTY STREET Pitts
burgh. Pa.
IL B. t C. P. .111.4181ira.8,
bianufaoturers and Donlon in
BOOK CAP LETTER,
and all kinds of
WRAPPING PAPER, have removed from
So, 27 Wood street to
NO. BE SMITHFIELD STREET,
Pittobtrah,
INr Gash paid for RAGS. a•A
STEAMBOAT AGENCY.
WM. EIAZIAMTT
Hal opened an aloe at
NO. 90 WATER STREET,
Whore• he will . transact a General Steamboat
A ”. cry businew, and would solicit a share of pat
re. • e from ateamboatmen. ap2t-lyd
MEDICAL CARD.
•
W. BODE NELAMER, M. D.,
of New York, contemplates be'ng in Pittsburgh
on the
Bth OF DECEMBER NEXT,
where be will devote, as usual, his exclusive at
tention to the Medical and Surgical treatment of
CHRONIC DISEASES,
especially those of the Lower Bowel, such as Con
stipation. Piles, Stricture of the Bowel, Ulceration
of he Bowel, &e. Also the various Chronic, Dis
eases of the Womb, the Kidneys, the Bladder, &o.
His residenee will be at the
MONONGAIIELA HOUSE,
wh•-re he may be seen and consulted from 9 o'clook
a. in, to 3 o'clock p. in, daily. He will visit pa
t ants in any part of the city if desired.
no' 7 2wd.
GUN BLANKETS,
FOR ARMY USE.
w. MeCLINTOCK Qa SON,
112 ILI.IIIIEI' STREET.
J. H. CASIDAY.
Note, Stook, Draft, Bond and sort•
gage, Beal Estate and bier.
ehandtse Broker.
OFFICE, ROOM No. 12 BURKE'S BUILDING.
FOURTH STREET. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Desirable Mill property and other Rcal Estate
to the amount of $lOO.OOO for sale lots.
SUBSTITUTES FOR THE ARMY
Furnished by ' J. 11. CASIDAY,
nol7 Burke's Building 4th at. near Market.
SOLDIERS' BOUNTIES; PENSIONS,
10 BACK PAY, and other just
cCLAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT,
Promptly procured at reasonable rates. Apply to
D,M. HAZEN,
103 Fourth strW,Pittsburgh and
CHARLES C. TUCKD .
Washington, C.
THIS PAY—
That °period a complete assortment of
CENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
W. H. HeGEZ dic CO.,
pay 9 143 Federal street,Allegheny eh/
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP,
—The partnership heretofore' existing be
tween Rogers & Nesbit t in the manufacture of
Balled Carbon Oil, is dissolved, The business
will be settled by P. Rodgers, who will continue
the manufacture Pure White Carbon Oil, Steam
refined Machine Cil and Benzoic. Office No. 3
SL Clair street. no27i3td.#
SII3.IIDBIE9
Teas.
Sugars. Coffee
Whiskey,
Raisins._ Flour, Se.
For sale by TIERMAN & GETTY.
Corner of Ohio street and Diamond.
n 027 - Allegheny City
CAMP AND BOWIE. KNIVES FOR
sale by BONN WoodEY.
noB 13atTeet.
-
Arbitration Gommlitioe of tbe a tiiiird
of Trade for Nov.. and Dee. •
Eln. M. 811.INST,IT.; P, _JAB.I. BENNZ_ZT„
it ,1 4. ( 4'0... 11 /4WORTII%t 1 E - WifiateoE - BEBYL''
DAVID Mitt: SD
HIYEB INTLL
POBT OYYTTTEIBIIIIGII
• ARRIVED.
Franklin, Brogiipvi
Gallatin, Clarke; <
Bayard. Peebles. Elizabeth.
T J Patton, Redderson' Marietta
Freestone, Watson, Cairo
Lizzie Martin; Broyin, ZanOrllle.
DEPARTED.
Frank'in, Bennett, Brownsville
Gallatin, Clarke; do
Bayard. Peebles: Elisabeth.'
Minerva, Gordon, Wheeling.
far The river—Last evening at twi-
light there were 5 feet 0 inches water and fallieg
slowly. The weather during the day wag pleas
ant
For Cluelitnatl;Lenlayille, Cairo and
Lonisc.
MONDAY, DEC, let-4 P M
THE NEW AND SPLENDID
Zi1272:1 4 stmer EMMA, N 0.2, J. E. Hain
ta, commander, JH. Dunlip. clerk, will leave
as announced above.
For freight or,pansailfl Oa" on board.
For Mario to and Zanesville
Regular ItEnskingtim.; - River, - Packet
ltaves Pittsburgh every - Ssiturday at
4 p. m., Zanesville every Tuesday
THE FINE _PASSENGER
*earner LIZZIE MARTIN, O. Tr
Brown, commander, leave tts noted: above.
For freight or pasEago apply on board or to
n 026 ' J, B. LIVINGSTON & CO.
For Marietta aad'istneaville.
Regular Muskingum river Packet
leaves Pittsburgh every Tuesday, 4
p. m., Zanesville every Firiday S a. m.
TILE REWARD SPLENDID
Passenger dumber G
HAM, Monroe Ayers oommaaderll leave as
noted akeive. For freight. oripasse.ge apply on
board or to . J. B. LIVINGSTON & CO.
no:f.
For Cineinnati and
THURSDAY.
' THENEW AII . rDSPLENDID
,Passeneer 'steamer,' DUOECES.9,
J „ H. Lightnet - oommander;lvill leave for the
above and intermediate points
For freight'Or postage apply onboard or to
n 027 J. 8. -- ILLYWRSTON & CO.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Confessions and. PaPerienee of a
Poor Young. Man
A GENTLE Pi - A 31 - /WANING BEEN
..on. cured of the iesults of early error 'and' dis
ease, wil , from motives of benevolence, send to
those who request it, a copy of the aboveinterest
ing narrative, published by hinuielf. This little
boon is designed as a Warning. and ciliation - to
using men and those• who suffer from NSIIYOUS
6BILITT, Loss OF Maxoar, DisciT.
dee, t ,nc., supplying at the same time tneanstf
self-cure. Single copies will be sent - Ander , seal
in a plan onvelope--without cliarge—to any who
request it, by addressing the author.
AL -.LAMBERT, 1E1;44'
no24:Smciew) ereenpoint, Lops Island,'NlT.
•
Wonders Will Never Ceale.•:',
Neither does Dr. Tobias'' , 'Venetian 'Liniment
ever fail to atop the most severe pain.. ;This is no
new humbug article, but an old established'rem
edy; having been wed by thousands during the
last fifteen yearn; Call on the agent and get a
pamphlet with a full description ef this inspo
remedy. None genuine unlesstugned by S. I. °-
bias, Depot, 56 Cartlandt street. New York. Sold
by all Druggists. nol2alkw3we
Sold by Thomas Bedpa', Diamond Alley.
Pittsburgh.
Q,ITERT.. • •
Why is it that CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
-the best IN THE WORLD?
BECAUSE eminent chemists say so I
BECAUSE it contains no caustic compounds!
BECAUSE it wears longer than any other 1•
BECAUSE it operates instantaleousiy!
BECAUSE it does not stain the, skin I.
BECAUSE it nourishes and strengthens the hair
BECAUSE it corrects the bhd affects of other
dyed
BECAUSE its presence cannot be detected! • •
BECAUSE IT NEVER FAILS 1
Manufactured by J. CRISTALORO„ 6 Asto
House, New York, Sold everywhere, and appli
ed by all Hair Dressers.
Pnce. $l. $l5O and $3 per box,ucoording to size
URISTADOHO'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE,
Isinvaluable with his Dye. is it imparts the ut
most softies% the most beautiful glom, and groat
vitality to the Ham •
Price 50 cents, $l, and s2.ber bottle according to
size,
ISL. Sold by Thomas Iledpath, +5. Diamond
Alley. Pittsburgh. Pa, noltddawlmoc
Facto about BraudretWo Pills.
Ntrw - Caerrel,
Watch°'ter Co., N.Y.. 1872
Mr. G. Taw EYCI: SuaLnolvi' Editor Sing'. :Itti
Ropubtican
Dear Sir—l would state that I was induced to
use BRANDS. bTrt'S PILLS. through the recom
mendation of John It, Swift, of Croton, Westches
ter county, who was entirely restored to health
by their use. He wassiok for some two years, very
costive and dyspeptic, and he tried everything
but was not relieved, PinallY, ha took One Bran
dreth's Pill every day for a week, and a dose of six
Pills ovary day for three days. 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, • RDWARD PURDY.
WIYSTIMISSTER C. `JNyT. es:
Edward Purdy being duty swom says that he
resides in the town of New CaWet that some
years ago he was very sick with score on his leg.
which had been running tor over five yearn; that
he was also much distressed by a pain in his chest,
and besides very costive and dyspepticf:that af
ter trying various remedies and manyphysicians,
he oomrcenced usingßrandieth's Pills six to eight
three times a week, and at the end of one month.
the sore on his leg healed. and at the end of two
months he was entirely cured of cosdvenest, dys
pepsia and pain, and has remained well ever
since. . Elyyr.4.ltD
_PEED Y.
. ay o_
Sworn to before me, this 18th df Oct 1862.
S. MALCOLM SMITH,.
nolAd.brafo. Justice of the Peace.
Sold by Thomas Iteilpath; Diamond Alley;
ittaburgh.
A.3IIISEXMTB.
GASSETT &;CO.IS MUSEUM
of fine Arts and Comoro save of the
AMERICAN REBELtION,
On'exhibition daily froM.lo
MASONIC
Admissionls cents; Children 10 'cents.
'PITTSBURGH - .THEATRE.
Lx sus AID . . 11ENDITatoll
6th night of the engagement efliftl. 410,
MAIDARTHY, OR THE PEEPHOPHILY
The Maoarth.y 1
Capt Peep O'Day
Nall O'Dayy Brady—.—
Mary Ke11y....
Aleok Purcell
bkating.
Mr ABega
Mrs Kiroxv
lid Ja ckso Ja ckson -T:hapur
To:con/shwa
Bonspr-:
Corporal -
Spencer
BREIVFAIS
Mum SY2t2Bsitintirifa
Piesbrirgh;Stiptendiglo;l362.,
1 - 11ISSOLIMION , O F PAR OTRlOtirk
Sir —The partinniWheretofere existing be
tween 'JOS SPENCEICand W. H. GARRARD
was dissolved on the 20th of August, 1 562 0 W.
H. GARItARD being authorised - to-settle up the
business of the late Arm at=the office in theßrew-
REN I C h iR Br ,r ger;:iweriowliniltellcorlitlf`;,treedY
ways on hand a soperior article
The undersigned PORT
TER and BROWNSTOUT. The undersigned
will b e thankful to the friends of the late firm for
a continuance of their patronage; iinif -Promise
to make it their aim to give sattaaction to all who
may P arch ase from them. • '
Mr. ROBERT WATSON, of Liberty street, so
long known to the business community, will have
the management of our business; with the full
control in the Brewery.
Address all orders to SPENCER & hinILLY.
Phcenix Brewery. Pittsburgh Pa.
JOIcE'PH SPENCER,
sel.S-lyd JAMES MOUE:
CAVALRY 'ROOTS ,
A very superior quality
EXTRA LONG LEGS,
JUST RECEIVED 'AT
W. E. SCHMERTZ at CO..
31 FIFTH STREET.
ISSOLVTION—THEIII Op 3tts,
D
,WARD &CO was dissolveden the 4th day
of November. 1862, ky the retirement of thmrge
C. RAN and Andrew B. Berger, therefrom, The
intereat of Reis and Barger passes - into the hands
of James Ward, and the business of said llrm
passes into the hands of the- remaining member!
thereof, who are to settle all debts and oolleotall
demands, and mistime said business, to whom
the patronage of the old. fitierids of eaidfirm is
recommended. JAMES WARD,
'W.M. WARD,
REIS Jr BERGER.
nol9amd
Banfcr pt'sl3alo;.otirobts-and
BEzZllitre A T-No. 28 FIFTII4I'
WITHOUT TWO 'LEAST .11VGAnD
alateispto mast.lte dosed, ottc.hetae
* COME A.Nlk SEE.:
'24
.GEEPE.'
.rr"..A - (RANGE TO GET 'II.N. , THE
OW STANTON CAVALRY. - - . .
BOUNTY $177.'
.
Ina DEPART/an', ' 1
1 - Washltrten - Vity.'R. C. Oct.-3.1882. - I
MAlottY2sirrA. SmitTox,Eittsburgh, Pa:
',Sir: You' are hereby authorized to raise a
. Reghnent of C avalry in the State of Permsviva,
nia,for three ears or during er
the - war. to be or
ganised,'war, in accordance with General_ girder ; s.
;,
124 fromtihs Department. •
The 'Field. and Staff Officers can be. ma s tered
meatcompletion of the ormanizatial-ofthst-Regi-.
:, • '
Enlisted menWillbanniabiredetionrolled. Sup
plies of clothing, arms, horses and equipments
will be furnished-by the.propar Detpartatent.
Byerder of the Secretary of-War. , -"-, ."-r
C..P. BIICKING.II4hi,„'
. ; Brigadier General andA.A:ti.
- Ilzinoveartits Thiiiiiiii:v:tyri hfir.rrr& 1
_ I Harrisburg, Oct.-7; 1t362; ~...._ j
The:foregoing authority of thaWarile , ' , eat
is - apProved, And ordered that the . Regiment of ,
Cavalry thus anthorized to be ralsedturresaliita
the terms and organisation indicated;bY the or
Department.' , : j r i r.
order of the Governo
- • - ', • ;A. L. RUSSELL_''
• -
1 Lama General Pennsylinia.
From t he shave it will be seen that the trod or
signed his been duly authorised to raise this Rog.
want. It will he attethed, as fatlisr:Eoedble:to
the Stanton Cavalry, and Col. James J. Sohoon
maker will waist in, completing :the Regiment.
The first Stanton B.egimentis now at Camp Howe;
uniformed, and will • be!. mounted here.. - ; Elva
Companies of this Regiment' are new-4n Llama
and...is fast fillingup. , •''' ' --
Companies, parts of Companies and squads,not'
already accepted. have now the lastandunsbilib.t
egY the finest opportunity for entenng. the :gar
mac-, All Bounles from the - United 'States. will
be given - to the men, and the , Allegheny -.County
'Bounty to mailman so may be mdistid from Alb
gheny - County.' 'lThis Battalion has beeri,valled
for special service by.the SecretarY of Wan ,and
will be armed. etuipped and horsed Witikthe laud
possible delay .
_. • .-,,,.
- AErffhe Collin can be found at Headatiarters,
BANK- BLOCK, Fifth street; above Genentl
Howe's office. I-- . - --: ,-, -. atell-tfL
. . .
TO ; 1
.4 1 11..r4,-PITEILIC.
PECIVALLi
AVAtheirtersatkadfalse-
ly Modest , o f all denomi- . •
•
nations; treat secret and
delicate, disorders. 'self-:
abuse sad - dimeaes or
tuations commo la rd • • ,:.
trident to yunt.ts of both
sere% and ad single or married, - - fithaitae
Da. Bgthrricay 'publishes, the fact Of
-hie doing
902 the ignorant and falsely modest'aredr.th ans.
shothect, and Think it a -groat sin 'vs?, - . l3 taraortli
and for ,: contamination and -00 rniPtian: errors
their wives. pm:tains 'ththand drasalms;;Slicir
family: phymcdanahould be cannons to keen theffi
in orange thatAez 4 o the same as Dr. BRAN
STROP. thrcePt Publishmeleart D a S
lucra tap tive pragg
doe might be lost - to thela 111110_ eid
and
modeet:And preanymptuonkfagathigker
raised in ignorance. sprung up as 111U2kTOOM3 and
who tiompare socalety. acime.
dollars and , taenliv
_mysteriOnelY. meanly
Often. Ind publicity; how_ .ever that numeraus
pumasr are thankful - that their
'WA dalightem and. wade, Hprevionady feeble'
1130110 andof , - 'condition and appearruscr,'
have 'been restored to• health - and vigor by DR.
BILANEITRUP, besides many before and: after
marriage through' him have been saved much eufj
tering, anxiety. - mortification: dm Spermatorr
hoe pr nocturnal easuass' imiz. are comnletelybured
in a vary short space 'pinata hying new rianied.te3i'
which la ppeociliarly own. They are comitounds
.rom the - legetable Kmgdora,,,, bald= seen , - the'
faßsoy:oftne Merourial trestment,ho has nbandcatl
ed it and sabatitited the vegitable Female dia.;
eases are tr Wed with marked st coths--aain..nachid
over ;forty Years 440) 'experience in their' treat. -
m ent in hosoitals of both the: •Old: - World - and , ' in
the - United latatemileadaldm to say—to all with a
fair trial, health and hapmc' urn :win' again bloom
upon the now--paged cheek. Trifle no imigerwitl
montebanka awl -quacks.-bur come and he cured
Consuniption and all of its kindred disarms, of
which so - many.mstNl , 'our corratriee, can
now be rtheved. - Pro they attend' tO it in
time . partionhirs man had anti treatment
byprocuring a copy of the Medical Adviaer,vritioh
is given gratis to all that apply j Having the ad
vantage of oven forty years, erperience and
observances, oonsequently helm superior akill
in the treatment of skids' diseasea, and who ie
daily-eonsulted by the profession. as well as by repeatable thisena.•lpuldimsent. pro
Prietors of hotela, &c. Office SS Smithfield
street, near Diamond street. Private OCIUMItOII.
cations from all parts of the Union strictly at
tended to. Digest • •
littlX
de&lydaw SOO
Pith'bunch Poet 'Aloe.
-•
. ANCERIW WATCHES
von - 03LIVIElEtW7.
AMR PERSONS THAT ARE OBLIGED
v.
ito givea. wet& hard usage at times. They
aro put up n very heavy - Silver-hunting
neatly funshed„ , simple in colistruotion,and not at
all apt to get 4mt °border nedtberrlding on.horee
back. orßailioid odd them, and for correct
ness of time, they are equal to the beet foreign
Watches imported; - !
. , .
REINEMAN I MEYRAN & SEIDLE 1
WHORSALTI AG NT H . 42 FIFTH STREET,
oe.27tf.
FRESH STOCK. - OF
MINT
JUST' GBITED FROM
.I%t 3e. 7 7 1- O R rc:
A CHOICE AND svprizirrArr-
NEW
MNTER
CASSINI Olt 6,
. .
FA
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01111.91itoitieeTtile , kiiles,
tc - vf-mjlicC•
THESE ST IOi 3 E'E*4 I :I I 44STiN
'Our atAxAcquistlietin -feleotO with',a'aesifif to
ut wit*
Vr tit t h4 o ttr e :l-19.1:17":44. 1 WA#Fi_,
ig rA rE ofe,
N. - Streat,;:'
I V4 4 44 oo di:l lo *!lrii,q*Llit4 -
081% ' • Sj
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THE Ag I IES
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wareho— 9 27 •
- 111111111 & WILSON'S -
seivint Maohines c .
No. zr mama Emma. PrrISBURCIII, PA.
Awarded the Arm Premium et the •
•
Vatted States Fair
FOR TEE YEARS
185$, 187.9 anti
UPWARDS UP I 80,000—
MACHINES sold in the United Staten.
2022 THAN
20,000 BOLD* TUB tadifiT irEtak
We offer to the tiublic Wwßirr.rUi A Wes,
SON'S IMPROVED SEWING ItAOHINE, at
REDUCED PRICES, with increased Confu tense
of its merits as theef and incerlusafol Ea if
Sewing Maoldnen in use. /tdoeasstsilffwell
on the thiokset and thinnest fiChrimy =bi r th._
look-stitch impoinib to 'unravel. :alike on both'
sides. is &We in `
- on: more tweedy rin
movement. and me - durable than any other-ma.
chines. Circulars ; doing prime and dm:Hutton
ritzurtruesa
ofmabhinefurnisled gratis on auulicaidon in Per!
son or by letter. 1
Eyes , Machin warranted for three Years. - •,:
au3 I WM. STIR = & -CO, -
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tials ofa first class Instrument with, late novelties
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TO BUYERS OF 400 TS. SHOE. (liana
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