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ORPI3ANB' FAIR,
-IrOPEN EMMY EVENING AT
CONCERT HALL, FIFTH STREET.
thoioi ADMISSION 10 GENTS.
SA. lIIRDAY MORNING, JAN. 3
- 011 T 149 NEIGBORIIOO9 INTEMIGENOR
i;
. New Year's Day.
Thelfira of January was, aa we expect
;"2. ed, ga p observed in the,city. Busi
ness " nerally was suspended, except by
thosep retailers who do their tnost lucre
• tics Wainess at'the holiday—most persons
enjoyed the day quitly, and there was but
little riovvdyism, only one serious disturb
ance having occurred. Celebrations were
• held the morning at most of the Sab•
.bath schools and the churches were most
ly opera! In the afternoon the public lib
erally iatronized the places of amusement,
and in the evening every . place was cro ,vd
ed to its utmost capacity, including the
Theatre, Trimble's Varieties, the Holman
Opera Troupe at Masonic Hall, the "Ban
---garool,Show," the " Living Skeleton,"
the Othan's Fair at Concert Hall and the
.AaburriiChapel Fair at Lafayette Hall.
Surelyrhthe proprietors cannot complain
of that #ity's business, as their highest ex
pectalOns were more than realized.
The iiihnost obsolete custom of New
Year's !Calling was not4nuch observed,
butte young folks still found ample
meane r 'Of recreation and all spent " a
happylNew Year."
HIOt on New Year's Day.
A veZ;Y serious disturcance occurred on
New Year's afternoon at the Red Lion
Hotel, St. Clair Street, in which one man
was severely beaten. The participants
were alParty of Pittsbnrghers and a num
ber oil;" oil men" boarding at the Red
Lion, who have for some time been at
feud, calMinating in a disgraceful fight on
Thursday, about four o'clock. It origi
mated itf the street and was then adjourn
.-earto the bar-room, where the bar-keeper
and seYeral others barricaded themselves,
the fornier armed with a revolver and the
rest with bottles, tumblers, &c. The oil
men broke in the door and a general
fight ensued, in which one of the "oil
men," 1 1 ,lohn Dyer, was brutally beaten—
his hea,d and face cut and bruised, teeth
-kpocked i oat and eyes blackened. He
cried ‘‘,enough," "murder," &c., without
avail, end it was Only by the strong exer
tions Of 'the barkeeper that his life was
saved. EYesterday Dyer made his appear
ance before Alderman Humbert, and pre
ferred aicharge of riot against three of his
assailaids—John Dougherty, Jerry Lutz,
and John Baird. Warrants were issued
for their arrest, and Dougherty was soon
after taken into custody and held to bail.
The others have not yet been arrested, but
they will probably enter bail for their ap
pearce, tas cross suits are likely to grow
out of the affair.
Captured by Guerrillas.
The Cincinnati Commercial says:—
" Capt.:l Blythe Weaver, of Pittsburgh,
first cleik, and Mr. Edwin Ryland, of St.
Louis, 'second clerk, were on the Lake
City when captured by guerrillas. They
are among those reported in jail at Vicks
burg," •
Poston:lee Robbery.
On last Tuesday night the Postollice at
St. Clai4villa, Belmont county, Ohio, was
forcibly entered by some burglariously
disposed*rson, who, attempted a good
deal more than he effected. But little
plunder [Was achieved, the highest known
amount titken fibril the till being only $5.
New. nd Malignant Disease.
The Greene County Republican states
that a strange but dire malady has made
- its appearance in the neighborhood of
New Geneva and Greensboro. Its at
tacks areilisudilen and unexpected, and it
1 carries off the most healthy persons in the
course cifiiwenty• four hours. It has been
pronounced by the local physicians a com
bination! si)f . Scarlet Fever and Diotheria,
and operates upon the brain. It com
mences!With a chill which impedes all
circulation. Hot bate and a free use of
brandy his proven the only successful
remedy.. uSeveral deaths have occurred
among the most healthy citizens.
, 9 A Ghost Hunt.
11
The Wheeling Press has the following:
"A ghostnnt, and a successful one came
off on Tuesday night. For weeks:past, be
lievers in 'ind about East Wheeling in that
class of animal productions have been con
firmed in Itheir faith, though terrified out
of their wits, by the freaks and feats of a
veritable sad frequently recurring ghost.
Others,noiho sound in the faith, neverthe
less belieied there was something that
moved about scaring their weaker neigh
bors, and filo, a number of them gathered
round a certain spot, and, after patiently
waiting, clneed upon their game as the
French fin,f,by ballit. The gratifying re
sult was thei'capture of the ghost; a fine,
substantial fellow, of large bone and tough
muscle, whii by day performs duties in the
Government stables on John street. The
ghost whenlirin down was invested with a
horse skin; and looked altogether like an
"ugly customer." We have not heard to
what ptirriOpe the captured sprite is to be
applied; Unit surely he should not be sub
jected to anything short of a "course of
sprouts."
he University.
The Vi:estern University is having a
Oat- shrecass. The number of students
is one hundred and twenty seven, and oth
ers will enter after the holidays. Students
in Gentiant.ecite daily. Professor Wells,
an eloenfieeturer is giving a.course of
, ,
scientificlocture% There are seven Pro
lessors.
The Pennsylvania Canal.
The wale..? htu3 not yet been let out of the
Pennsylvania canal, although the recent
cold snap spade ice several inches thick
and completely blockaded navigation.
Col. Coulter.
The Greensburg Republican says : Our
gallant townsman, Col. Coulter, arrived
home on IfOnday. He is severely wounded
by a shot N r vich entered his left side aul
came out ip the back. He is doing : very
Well under the care of Dr. Anawalt, and is
as full of e • ergy ilia • spirit as ever—the
delight and he society.
•
ettnneil Meeting.
Councils ft, Id a special meeting to-night,
to finish up! 'he business of the year.
Re alias Interred.
The funeYal of Captain Daniel Boieol,
late of Co. pr, 123 d regiment, took place"
,`yesterday "ternoon and was attended by
one compa of the Fifteenth regiment
State militi a and a large concourse of
toxic
Not in Session.
The Cour,ts were not in session yester
day; but wpl meet this morning for: mo
tions. i •
Confirmed.
.menec administered the sa
onfirmation to one hundred
•rsone at St. Michael's Church,
on Sunday last. •
Bishop P
crament ofi
and e ighty'};
Birmingham
Discharged. '
•
ednesday Catharine McDdwell,
Alderman Davis for fifteen
:ult of a $5O fine imposed for
pn Sunday, was diseharged
corpus by Judge Stowe, who
mitment inesifficienst.
Our 'Old itunialue rtttn , Dr. Pollock,
1 0411t4,4hi5-ioniszest.erday sent us
tr
;(41iitis'i !Audio:kne l( l Tiai's present in
las ahaperof list?? ight y -cAck tubscri•
lieriti tfie Weekly, IC't tte thotieyq this,
too; as the first instaltrt,,with a ptomise
toran the club up to o - er one hundred.—
, Z .4....4.,
Oci subscription testis "tidily increasing
in Clinton and vicinity, hich we are
under many obligations to .-... ollock.—
We are always - willinE to rettive like
favors which will be pioperly appretlated
and rewarded.
A' Card,
I am not a candidate fot Alderman in
the Third Ward, notwithstanding a notice
has appeared in the papers of the city to
that effect. I want it understood It have
never operated against 'any DemOcratic
nomination that has been made, and never
intend to do so.
Yours respectfully,
JOHN Q elm;
Pittsburgh, Jan. 2d, '63
Fifth Ward Democratic Nomi
nations.
The Fifth Ward Democracy have placed
in nomination the following candidates for
ward offices: Select Council—Wm. Lut
toni Common Council—Jos. Lang, Thos.
C. Dain, Nicholas Heyl, Sam'l Cameron,
Wm, D. Kearns, Caspar Fink; School
Directors—Jos. L. Duncan; Dan'l corn
man ; Assessor—Peter Zern.; Constable
—James A. Bell; , Inspectors-Ist Pre
einct: Jas. Tucker; 2d Precinct: Jos.
Bell; Judges-Ist Precinct: John Doyl ;
2d Precinct : J. A. Miller.
Defaulting Jurors.
The business of the Criminal Court hav
ing been delayed a good deal by the ab
sence of some of those summoned to"serve
as jurors, notice has been given that unless
they put in appearance on Monday, attach
ments will be issued, against them,
. _ Attacktn_g, an Ofilegr._
Officer W. C. Wray, employed to keep
order at Trimble Varieties, has- made in
formation for assault and battery - against
two parties who 'attacked him after he had
arrested a disorderly person, and handled
him very roughly. One has given , bail, the
other, Jerry Lutz, his not been arrested.
Injured.
A lad named Ford, from Connellsville,
was.crushed -pretty severely on Thursday,
at the Pittsburgh and Connellsville Depot,
by being caught between a post and a
train coming past. He was conyeyed to
the Mercy Hospital. His left araijis frac
tured and he has internal iojuries which
may prove fatal.
Steubenville 'Railioad Tunnel.
We understand that application is to be
made to Councils forisuch an Amendment
to the ordinance recently gassed granting
the right of way to the Pitpburgh and
Steubenville Railroad Company as will
permit the Connellsville Railroad Compa
ny to form a connection with the western
'roads by means of the tunnel of the Pitts
burgh and Steubenville Railroad Compa
ny, which will, of course, receive compen •
cation for the privilege.
Burglaries in Manchester.
On Wednesday the residence of W. H.
Phelps, Esq., corner Chartiers street and
Ohio Lane, Manchester, was entered and
robbed of an overcoat, a lot of silver
spoons and forks, and some edibles. No
clue to the thieves.—On Thursday
morning about three o'clock, Mrs. Fish,
wife of Win. Fish, pilot, residing on Re
becca street, was aroused by a noise and,
looking out, saw two ill looking fellows in
the yard, whom she frightened away by.
tapping on the window.
Major Frank B. Ward.
This young officer of the Anderson Cav
alry, whose death is Announced by tele
graph, is a son of Dr. Wm. A. Ward,
dentist of this city, and brother of Mr.
Win. Ward, of White, Orr & Co. He was
a private in the three months' service and
gained his promotion in the Anderson
Cavalry by good conduct and soldierly
qualities. He was much beloved here
and in the army, and his loss will be se
verely felt.
The Baltimore and Ohio Bail
It is announced that this railroad will be
in running order by neat Monday, the sth
ofJanuary. . The railroad telegraph line
along the line of the railroad, was comple
ted on Monday, under the supervision of
Superintendent Westbrook, so that telex
graphic communication between Balti
more and Wheeling will be resumed at
once.
Election of Directors.
The Pittsburgh and Steubenville and
Chartiers Valley Railroad will elem direc
tors on ..Monday next. The Allegheny
Valley road elects iireetors on the 3d of
February, and the People's Insurance
Company on the 12th instant.
Reckless.
On Thursday a boy discharged a loaded
revolver on Wood street, the ball passing
through the window at Mr. Geo. Breed's
china store, shattering a costly ware to
atoms. The boy was not caught, but he
should be severely punished for his reck
lessness.
Cheap John in Trouble Again.
This inimitable geniis, Who made his
debut here some two years ago,Seems to
be in trouble, not with,the autorities nor
with the people, but with himself; the fret
being that his place is not half large
enough to hold the goods he has for sale
or the people who nightly crowd to his
store to listen to his wit;and novel style of
selling goods, and as he cannot get another
store in the proper place he is in a quan
dary what to do. John is a novelty in
deed; his variety of goods seems to be
endless and his prices astonish all, as al
though all goods have advanced largely,
John continues to sell them at old prices.
Go and see hintla all means, if for noth
ing else than to hear 'him filk, for he is
certainly the most comical and witty man
we ever heard over a counter. •
Assignee's Sale ;Or Gioceries.
The lane sale' of groceries by order of
Assignee, which takes place next Tuesday
at 270 Liberty street, should be attended by
both city and eountrir, dealers.
T. A'. liceLnu.sx,
Auctioneer.
Do you want to buy a beautiful Photo
graph Album, Family Bible, paper, gold
Pf3n, photograph cards or books of any
kind. If so, go to the Masonic Hall Auc
tion House to-day; a splendid lot just re
ceived to be closed out at half price.
Currency Holders.
Pittock has just received..alot.of new
curreney holders, which will be sold
cheap. They are neat, convenient and
durable.
DicirmseChristmas and New Year story
for 18133 i entitled "Somebody's Luggage"
sold at Pitbiek's opposite the Postiilft ea.
A FINE assortment of Photograph Al
bums always on hand at Pittoek's opposite
the Postornee.
DIARIES for 1863.. All styleS for sale at
Pittock's opposite tioyostoffice:
TwsNTY•Fivx different Currency Hold
ers and fifty kindfpnf pocket books and
wallets, at .Pittock!s opposite Postoffice, •
PrlsistOi Ga=bon I
The following are the; rates for carbon
oil, at the Ardespo, Oil
,Co., far to-daY
only
_ By the car load, 60 cents per gallon.
IninaallervEititie s ¢¢"
TVs is free of 'charge for packaies.
a.- _ ronpc.
-The Holman will conclude their on
gasement at Masonic Hall to -night, and:
we-have - no doubt'-the many friends and
- admirers whom they have deseryingly
made during their first visit to Pittsburgh,
will turn out in full force to bid them
farewell. The bill they offer is an excel
lent one and should at any time command
a full house. We hope they will receive
the liberal patronage they so richly En.irit.
May success ever attend them.
Miss Thompson's Last Night.
he complimentary benefit to Miss
Cha otte Thompson last evening was an
immeno success the Theatre being
crowded in every part. The large attend
ance seemed to animate the lady, and her
personation of Julia, in the' Hunchbavk,"
was even better than on the first night of
her engagement. To-night is the last of
Miss Thompson's engagement, when we
expect to see,quite as full an auditory.—
She plays Mildelaine in the "Foundling
of Paris," one of hermost effective parts.
The engagement of Miss Thompssu
closes bat too soon and we can only be
reconciled to the loss by the knowledge
that she will be succeeded by Miss Emma
Waller, the celebrated tragedienne, who
will doubtless meet with deserved success.
Gnovan & BAKER'S Sewing Machines, for family
manufaetvring,purposes. are the best in uso.
A. P. CiATONAY, General Agent,
IS Fifth street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
JOIIPH 111113111..- ANTHONYMBYPit
JOSEPH MEYER tls SON
IiANOPAOTURPRIS OP
FANCY AND PLAIN
FIIII,IIIIIIIIE & CHAIRS
WAHRHOUSE, 185 SMITHFIELD STREET.
(Between Sizth street and Virgin alley.)
no 9 PITTSBURGH.
ArtELEBRATED EXT
X-1 HANDKERCHLE F.
Ashland Flowers 'Mignonette
Alisma Musk
Atnaryllls M , allow Flowers
Banquet - de California Lilac
Bouquet d'Arabie Lily of the Valley
. Bouquet de Carolina Newmo wq Hay
Bergamotte, Orange Flowers
Caesie Patohouly
Camelia l'ink
Clematite Poppinack
Cedrat Portugal
Citronella Rosat . Prairie Flowers
Ciystal Palace Rose
Geranium Rough and Ready
Gillitimyer Spring Flowers
Gardettfflowers Sweet Briar
Heliotfepe Sweet Pea
Honey t..iveet Lavender
Honey suckle qweet Lettuce
Hawthorn Sweet Clover
Hyacinth, Tuberos
I • •
Jastetin Tea Rose
Jockey Club, Vio'ette
Jenny. Lind Verbena
Jonquille, Vetivert
Mousseline - (Vanilla
Millefleurs 'West End
Magnolia (White Lily
Marechale Winter Masora
DAMN'S TIEHYOSMIA, a highly concentt a
tedPersian Essence, the mast elegant perfume tinr
imparting to the handkerchief a very agreeable
and lasting odor.
ESSENCE BOINIIET—TREBLE EXTRACT
UPPER. TEN.—A large assortment of Toilet
Soaps, Shaving Creams. Preparations for the
Hair, Cosmetics, Toi'et Waters, Gentifric • s, and
perfumery of all kinds, constantly on hand.
For sale by CHAS. 11. SUPER,
dee2o Corner Penn tied St. Clair its.
COUNTING HOUSE STATIONERY,
DIARIES FOR 1563,
all sizes
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,
new lot
NCILS TIPPED NITII INDIA RUBBER,
SO arranged that it is always clean and
ready for use
SLOCOMB'S PATENT INKSTAND
is acknowledged to he the beet air tight
ink ever offered to the public.
POCKET BOOKS FOR POSTAGE CU tilt IeNCY
For sale by
W. S. HAVEN,
CORNER WOOD & 713.11t1) 1319
oe2o
MEDICAL CARD.
W. BODENHAM E R, M. D.,
of New York, having arrived in Pittsburgh: Will,
as tonal, devote, his cx&usivo attention to the
Medical and Surgical treatment of
CHRONIC DISEASES,
especially those of the Lower Bowel,sueb as Piles,
Constipation, Fissure, Falling of the
Bowel, Stricture of the Bmel, Ulceration of
the Bowel, &a Also the various Chronic Dis
eases of the Womb, the Kidneys, the Bladder, etc.
His residence is nt the
MONON.GAHELA HOUSE,
where he may be seen and consulted from 9 o'clock
m. to 3 o'clock p, m. daily. He will visit pa
tients in any pert of the city if desired.
dell
rriEETH EXTRACTED WITH 0 lIT
PAIN by the use of an apparatus whereby
no drugs or galvanic battery, are used. M edi
oat gentlemen and their families have their teeth
extracted bY my process. and are ready to testify
as to the safe ior and painlessness of the operation,
whatever has been said by persons interested in
asserting the contrary. having no imowledge of my
precuts..
113-ARVFICIAL TEETH inserted in every
'style, and. charges as low, as will warrant the
beet dm Aerial in all eases.
S. OITDRY, Dentist. •
134 Smithfield street,
nol4ly-ta
Oil DAY PRESENTN
GREAT
Gift Book Store,
NO. 118 11 7 00 D STREET.
We have this day received the largest and hest
assortment of
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
'Byer offered for salo in this city. We sell them at
vriees whit%
Defy Competition,
We have aleolreoeived a large supply of
JUVENILE AND OTHER BOOKS,
fuitable for presents.
A costly present ie given with each book sold.
dec2s
A NEW AND DESIRABLE LOT OF
WINTER CLOAKS, SHAWL
MERINOS and DRESS GOODS,
Barred country Flannel%
plain Gray and Twilled Flannels.
Blankets, Ito. All will be so'M cheap for each at
H. J. LYNCH'S,
No.. 96 Market street
0 10711.0KR0 Asro coarraseroßs
We foe now manulkohula r a superior aritiole of
Ls hE M 9
Which we are prepared to d diver from our COAL
'LARD, 509 LIBERTY STREET.
Beet quality of N"ansillly Coal Mosul on
hand ea mud.
sas9t DICKSON. 511EWAKT Ib
E „16 L Y.
.o 141 FMK STRIgriT. opposite Cathedra I
re , SUL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT.
NOM RANDS. MORTOAGIRS sod
other Befforities.
HOICE NEW HAMS, '•IAO N CITY"
brands, Sugar Cured Rams hut from smoke
and for sale by CHAS, OALLIVELL.
Onumesor to Ja.mes Bola & Co.
dect29iSwd corner Mar et & int street
tAIEST TILIGRIPIL
The Murfreesboro Battle.
FURTHER PARTICULARS
A DESPERATE STRUGGLE
OUR LOSS IN KILLED OVER 2,000'
.ILatest from Help:tuck:s!
EIRE AT NEW YORK
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS
NASFIVILLE, Dec. 2.—A. terrible battle
took place at Murfresboro, the greatest
carnage of the war. The tederalists en
countered the rebels on the 30th ult. near
Stewart's Creek; heavy skirmishing; the
rebels were driven back. We captured
one hundred prisoners and killed, and
wounded a large number. Our loss was
seventy killed and wounded.
At day break on the 31st the fight was
renewed with great fury. McCook's corps
opposed to Hardell's. Atter desperate
fighting with heavy loss on both sides,
McCook retreated two miles this side of
the ground occupied in the morning; the
fight continued until ten
_o'clock, p,
at which time we held our position. The
federal lose 's very heavy.
Killed--brig- Gen. Sill, Lieut. Col.
Garesche, chief of Roseerans staff, Brig.
Gen. Willich, of Ind ; Col. Kell, 2d Ohio;
Col. Shaffer, Acting Brig. Gen.• '
Col.
Farmer, 15th Ky.; Col. Jones, 39th Ohio;
Lieut. Col. Cotton, 6th Ky.; Lieut.' Col.
Jones, 39th Ind.; Major Carpenter, 19th
Regulars. ' Major Itosengarten, of Phila.:
delphia; Capt. Garrett, 19th Illinois; Col.,
Carpenter, 18th Wisconsin battery, and
Lieut. Col. McKee, 15th Wisconsin..
Wounded—Brig. Gen.. C. M. Kirk, Ill.;
Wood., of Ind.. Vanelour, Minn., Col.
Cassale, Ohio, Maj. Gem ltosseau, Ky.,
Lieut. Col. Berry, sth Ky., Major Slemmer
lsth regulars, Major King, 15th regulars,
and ninny others. •
The 21st, 25th, and 35th Illinois lost
two thirds, the Isth and 38th one half their
number. The 101st Ohio lost 124 men,
and bhe :18th Indiana, about the same num
ber of killed and wounded is estimated at
2,sun. The relic 1 loss exceed ours.
Gen. Rains is and Gen. Cheatham
wounded and a prisoner.
We have captured 500 prisoners. The
light was renewed at 3 a. m., January Ist.
Cannonading. was heard at Nashville, at
10 a. In. Woods a . .d Van Cleves' divi
sions were in Murfreesboro, driving the
enemy, who were in full retreat.
ACTS FOR THE
Many buildings were taken for hospital
purposes, and great numbers of wounded
arc being brought in.
New liver has fallen eighteen inches on
the shoals.
jor Foley commanding 175 of the
10:h Kentucky cavalry, surprised 360 re
bels at camp at Elfork, Campbell county,
killing and wounding 17, and capturing 61
and burning all their camp equipage; also
capturing 8U horses and a large amount of
arms.
The report that 15,000 rebels crossed
the Cumberland last Monday and was
moving towards Louisville, is discredited
at Headquarters.
WASlllx(;Tos, Jan. 2.—The President
has signed the bill for the admission of
Western Virginia into the Union.
The Secretary of the Treasury has deci
ded to pay in coin the loan of 1842,
amounting.to $2,800,000, falling due yes
terday.
The Secretary of War was to-day ad
vised as follows:
Cf.ta ELAND, Jan. 2.—The following has
just been received by telegraph from Cin
cinnati, dated Murfreesboro, Jan. Ist. A
terrible battle was fought yesterday; The
latest from the field is up to noon.
The rebel centre was broken and things
looked favorable.
The losses are reported to have been
enormous.
Stanley, Rousseau and Palmer are
wounded.
The Secretary of the Treasury has de
cided to pay in coin of 1842, amounting
I 2,5(H),000 dollars, falling due yesterday.
All bonds to be redeemed must be trans
mitted to the Secretary of the Treasury
endorsed by the legal holder to the Unit: :f
-;,,tates, on the reception of which.. 1.%
the Department, they will be referred to
the first Auditor and promptly settled.
Drafts for principal and interest upon the
A s‘;stant treasurer nearest the residence
or the owner will be transmitted to the
legal holder in the usual manner, All
speculations as to the President's action
upon the bill for the admission of West
ern Virginia into the Union are now end•
ed. The facts baying been ascertained.
on inquiry, that he approved and signed
it on Wednesday night, therefore it is a
The following official dispatch has been
received:
LOUISVILLE, KY. ' l
January, Ist.
The rebel General Morgan crossed the
Cumberland river and cut off Nashville at
Gainesboro, and reappeared in_ front of
Mumfordeville on the 25th of Lecember.
Colonel Hobson,
of the 18th Kentucky,
drove in part of hie:forces, killing nine
and capturing sixteen.
Morgan crossed Green river above
Mumfordsville and moved in the direction
of Elizabethtown, burning the bridge at
Bacon creek and Nolin. He destroyed
the trestle work at Muldrough's Will and
moved for Rolling Fork.
Colonel Harlan, of the 10th Kentucky,
commandinc a brigade, overtook him at
Rolling Fork and attacked him, killing
and wounding a number and capturingi a
captain and some privates.
Col. Dull, a rebel, died of his wounds,
and one of Our Lieutenants of the artillery.
Ctil. Harlan crossed, pursued,
_arid at
taded him at Rolling Fork and Salt Aver
bridge. This is the first instance, be
lieve, of infantry meeting and attackin g cavalry. Morgan fled before Harbin to
Bardstown, and from there attempted to
escape between Lebanon and camp Bell
ville. Col. Harkins, 128th Kentucky,
commanding there, attacked them this
morning, killing a number and capturing
ninety men, his caissons and ammunition
wagons. Morgan is flying precipitately.
General Reynolds marched from Glasgow
yesterday for Greensburg, and may inter
cept him. Colonel Haley, Sixth Kentucky
Cavalry, was killed. Our casualties are
not yet reported. Morgan has paid dearly
for what he has done. Gen.-Rosecrans
occupies Murfreesboro.
(Signed) J. T. BOYLE, Brig. Gen.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.—The following
was received at Headquarters of the Army
this afterneon
HEADQUARTERS, CINCINNATI, July 2.
Major General Halleck, Generabin-chief:
Major General Granger reports he has re
ceived a dispatch from Major Foley, com
manding an expedition sent by him to
Elk Fork, Campbell County, Tenn., co
posed of two hundred and fifty men --'
the 6th andlOth Kentucky eava'rf, st
that on Sunday morning last he surprised
a camp of the rebels 3,500 strong, at that
place, 'killing thirty, wounded seventeen
tied captured fifty-one without the loss of
a ictarr all of their camp equipage was
bum,4; eighty horses and a large amount
of arm 9 captured.
(Signed) H. CK WRIGHT ,
Major Gen. Commanding.
==!IME
&0., &c., are.
4 .•. -. : 4 . '-.; 4 a P e ' 2l M - Theliteriler c
. ggn arriviCtil;iiight, - tiff.l . lf,:
O - r P lour2b t
wing Te i a r s ., el s of General B s
were . •.
, portri The North
Star, Illinois, Arago, Empire City, Conti.
aontal,...tirktid States, Matanzas, City of
- BailerlfloadiiiiM, J. A. Greene, Paron
and M. S.:Bioadman. ,
Also the following vessels of iwar
Hartford, Pensacola; Potomac, Missis
sippi Winona, -Scioto, Cayuga, Itaska,
Katandon and Pampero.
; ,,Gen. Banks had removed the restric-
tione upon the holding of church ser
vices, giving notice, however, therewith,
that clerumed are subject to restrictions
imposed on an other men.
Quite a number of political prisoners
Lave been ordered to be released on giving
their parole to Commit no acts of hostility
to the United States.
The steamer Creole, from New York,
arrived on the 24th.
SAN FRANCISCO, January I.—Arrived,
steamer Sierra Nevada, from Oregon,
with $90,000 in gold.
The legislature of Washington Territory,
after two weeks of exciting contest over
the election of presiding officers and ser
geants of council, have commenced busi
ness.
The steamer Constitution sailed to-day
with $1,067,000 in treasure for England,
and $890,000 for New York.
ALBANY_, Jan. 2.—Gov. Seymour thank
ed Gov. hioren for the kind expression
of his good wishes, and congratulated him
on the able. close of his administration.—
Gov. Seymour said, I have soleinnly
sworn to support the Constitution of the
United States with all its grants, restric-
tions and guarantees, and I shall support
it. I have also sworn to support the Con
stitution and the State of New York with
all its powers and rights, and I shall up
hold it. • I have sworn to support the
duties of the office of Governor of the
State, and with your aid they shall be
faithfully performed.
These constitutions and laws are meant
for the guidance of our official conduct
and for your protection and welfare. The
first law recorded for my observance is
that declaring that it shall be the duty of
the .Governor to maintain and defend the
sovereignty and j . urisdiction of the State.
The moat strict injunction of the constitu
tion is that the Governor shall take - care
that the laws are faithfully executed, and
so help me God they shall be. He would
not dwell on the present occasion on our
national affairs. Our position as a State
has been happily attended to by my pre
decessor, and my views on the subject will
be. laid before the. legislature. While
knowing that his position gave him control
over Natidinal affairs, and he (Seymour)
yet ventured to trust that before the end
of his term of service the country would
be again great, glorioneand united as it
once was.
JEFFERSON Cm, Nov. 2.—Both houses
of the Legislature to day passed resolu
tions appointing a joint committee to me
morialize Congress to appropriate not
less than $2,000,000 to pay such enrolled
militia as have beep in active service;
also to ask Congress to grant to this State
all rebel property confiscated to the Unit
ed States to indemnify royal citizens.
They also passed resolutions for a joint
session on Tuesday next for electing two
United States Senators.
NEW YoftE, Jan. 2.—The fire fast night
destroyed a great amount of property.—
The loss is estimated at about one hun
dred and fourteen thousand dollars.
BOY'S BOOTS
BOY'S BOOTS,
807 '8 BOOTS.
BOY'S BOOTS,
ONE DOLLAR 15
ONE DOLLAR 15
ONE DOLLAR 15
ONE DOLLAR 15
ONCERT HALL SHOE STORE,
62 FIFTH STREET
62 FIFTH STRFX2
62 FIFTH STREET
62 FIFTH STREET
FIFTH STREET
PROCLAMATION —CITY Or PITTS
BURGH. Stl.—ln accordance with the pro
visions of An Aotof General Assembly of the Com
monweruth of Venceylvania, providing for the
incorporation of the city of Pittsburgh, and of the
various supplements to laid Act, I, 8.. 0. SAW
YER. Jr:, Mayor of said city, do issue this, my
Proclamation. that on the First Tuesday in
January, D. 1861, being the Bth day of
the month. the Freemen in each Ward in said
COT, qualified to vote for members of the Rouse
of Representatives of this Commonwealta. will
meet at-the several places of hoisting elections in
their respective Wards and Precincts, and elect
by ballot, under the provisions of an Act tof As
sembly passed the 16th day of May,1857.
First Ward will 'actg. by ballot, one person to
be a member of the belect Council of said city,
and two persons to be members of the Common
Council.
Second Wait one person to be a member or the
Select and two persons to be members of the Com
mon Council
- -
Third Ward. two persons to be members of the
Select and six persons to be members of the Com
mon Council,
Fourth Ward, one person to be a member of the
Select and two persons to b. members of the Com
mon CounuiL
Fifth Ward. one person to be.a member:of the
Select and six persons to be members of the Com
mon Onion:
Sixth Ward, one person to be 'S. member of the
Selast - and four persons to be members cf the
Common Connell.
Seventh Ward, one person to be a member of
the Seed and two persons to be members of the
Common Council.
Eighth Ward, one person to be a member of the
Seleot and three persona to be members of the
Common Connell.
Ninth Ward, one person to be a member of the
Select end - three peraone to be members of the
Common Connell
_ .
Each of whom *hall be qualified to serve m a
member of the House of Representatives of this
Oommonweal.h.
At the election to be held as aforesaid. a%
Theaday,lhe 6th day ofJanuary, 188^
"The electors of the First Ward of the City
Ettaburgh to meet at the Public School House - i
said Wird. •
The electors of the Second Ward of the city of
Pittsburgh to meet at the Public echool BOuse in
said Ward,
The electors Of so much of the Third Wird of
the city of PittabarLh as lies North and Weat of
Grant atreet.heing Precinot No.l amid Ward,.
to meet at the public house of Timothy Tinnily,
on the corner of Sixth and Smithfield streeti. The
electors co BO much .of the Third Ward ds liar
South and East of Grant street, being Precinct
No. .2 of raid Ward, to meet at the public house of
Charles Renetly, on the corner of Wylie and Tun
nel streets.
- - -
The elmtors of the Fourth Ward of the city of
Pittsburgh to meet at the Public School House in
said Ward.
The electors of so much of the Fifth Ward of the
city of Pittsburgh a. lies North and But of Ad
ams street, being Precinct No• l of said Ward. to
-meet at the public School House in said Ward. on
the corner of Penn and Adams streets. The elec
tors of so ma h of the Fifth Ward as lies South
and West of Adams street, being Precint No. 2 of
said Ward to meet at the pub is Satinet Home in
said Ward, en the corner or Penn and Adams
streets, in said precint.
The electors of the Sixth Ward of the city of
s pier
Warurgd. to meet at the Public, School House in
The electors of the Seventh Ward of the city of
Pittsburgh to meet at the public School House in
said Ward.
The electors rfthe Eighth Ward o the City of
Pittsbugh to meet at the public) School House in
said Ward.
the electors of the Ninth Ward of the city of
Pittsburgh to meet at the public School House in
said Ward.
Given under my .band. and the seal of the said
ty of Pittsburgh, the 23d day of Dec, A D, 1862,
cidea29;sd B. C. SAWYER, Jr.. Mayor.
_ - 12cma x grain Bawler. 1
`Pittabmith. Se ntailibeelkiMa• J
ThISSOLETION OF PARTNERSHIP.
.2.1 —The:Rartnerskfp heretofore extetiojt.
ureen JOl3 SPENCE - 2 and W. If, ;SAE
was dissolved on the 20th of Anenstrll362, W.
IL lIARRARDbeMg authosited' , toedtle np the
business of the late firm at the office in the Brew
t'FirsToENlN&Ce.Towalted"AtiVei Y
awls on band a su_lierior article of ALE, .1011, ! • 1
Mt and 1340W1i STOUT. The and , ed
e thMUAlto the friends of theist° firm for
a oon li tinsuineOf their patronage,
_and promise
01 PIINIWYLVANIAr • • to make it their:Amite give satislattion to all who
• ay pnrehaaefromthem. __ _ ~
0177018 E CLAIR 81111111. sew di Mr. ROPE= WATSON. or Imatintreet,rao
1111LAddrees . Ira known softie business oommnuitrkwEl have
* ' e man , of Mr busineasoettn Ant fall'
J. WNAVER. jfk.fierargars and Trearamr 5. - - , troi reWerjr•' 7..." ......
er-E
navist-tr • Address idi order! to" fiDlNveses &lima.
Brewers Pittibarrh- a. . - •
ho
AND PROFITABLE ENG
Pi om i t Brew .' - MOH lid4lf
.11_ PLOYMEN—Any person, male or (ornate. , ~e i mi d ' .-. JAMB MaIE.AY-
who wishes plasma employment. enher for p_ • •
time or_plott, nay address A, T. PARSONS, NikOPPT FORGET TR:6 SALE OF roma
No. 86 Libm , 4ltreet, New York. • ~ Al thU afternoon M 66 Pifth greet.
deollklandbm. . .
SOLAR OIL WOMBS COMPANY,
Prolleire. Berintetalttenaeille.}
~. Gallatin Clarke.
Balps. , wilton:ltaziceizaburts-.:; tge4;
Aline Alartin,Brown;2artezziiiis.'
St; Patrick; Mason;
- Sallie l.dist.ltnraall. j ..: de ,
Aurora, Cox. ; .
Minerva, Gordon,
T. J. Patton, Henderson. GallipolLt.-
DinuutT.ND,
Franklin. Bennett, .Brownaville.
Gallatin. Clarke, do".
St. Patrick, Mason, Cincinnati - .
Horizon, btockdale, Cincinnati-
Ser,The river--Last"evening -at. twi
lightthere were: 6 feet 9 hula water anti falling
slowly.
•
125.,. Capt. H. Divinnes fine pagsOnger
steamer Mariner is announced to leave ..Ice Cin
cinnati tbis day. She has due' tionbtimod!ttians,
midis in eharge-of experienced on:en
- ser The ilivorite - steamer-tiletiokenz,
Capt Mason, is announted,for CairosMit St
We take pleasure in recommending thiii-hvot to
our fi iends,
le).. The well known steamer PrOgiaa k
Captain Barker, the b re. that broxight ,up the
valuable loadefoottm, leaves this d for gaint:
Louis, Passengers and shippers will bear .t in'
mind. ay-
•
tie . " Capt. Porter's splendid steimer
Argonaut No. 2. ~leaves to-day for Bt. Lou it and,
intermediate points . ; This boatludipsod accom
modations and attentive officers. Capt. Neter ;
thy baseharge of:Moodie
, Ser, Capt. Shaman's. iiew nteeiner
Sil
ver Cloud, is leading for. it t. Louis She hie Mier
speed, excellent -accommodations' skid , ettetitive
officers. Capt. Conway hll9 chane - of the' °Wt.,'
The Ilicw Stammer Arkmada-Velit. Ojy*
Johnston
Anew and magnificent ebninfer Pained as niece'
is now at our landing. She is aide-Wheel, and en.
tirely new and was built for a'tri-vreekly packet
between this plans and Wheeling:. Sh&waer,bnilt
under the superintendence of Captain A;Seettobsi
one the most experienced builders inrthe West:—
Leng th :lad feet, beam 32 FeWhold 04 feet, She
iv extra fastened and , timbered, ..The huU was
built at California; themachineribt Eferr
Cylinders 20 inches is:diameter wlth6 feet bee.
The boilers were built by Messrs. Watson .fr , on,
roe. - Three hollers 40 inches, in - diameter ind2f,
feet long:' the acabin :work 3:V. - Messrs. Asihro7
Crnmlow k Co,: ranting by M.. J. W. Jefferiek
In the construction of this beat - no expente has
stared, and all who: have examined, ler say she
is the beet boat fOr the trade ever built' As far
as experience geese:wt. Jacobs is second to none.
Capt. Johnston is determined. to ewtablish_puno
bratty. `) die hour of leaving is 113,-m. Positively.
so persons doingbusinets the Anneals; must
observe: this. There is no' reason why a packet
making rzgular trips shotrd not leave •at the
hour named in her advertisement' Capt. John
son is well kmwrk. ' lie is a clever, obliging and
attentvie affictersdge hstveevermet'_ ffe bah eV
of friends and deserves them all. Enccess °engin
ly awaits the Armitdv , and her enterprising own
ers, ale le 4VOJ 011 her first trip on fee Maar, EA 4.
isea NEW ARRANGEMENT • 'lBB3 . . _
Wheeling and Pittsburg pally Etc-
PrP l 4 l lianP : :
AND .
TEEL NEW SPLENDID
• side-irlieelo- padkeVIARMADA.
George w Jolnison. comm.nder.;'.leaves ',Pitts
burgh for Wheeling. eve y Mondasyi , WednesdaY
and Friday. at o'clock a. in.punotually. Lama
Wheeling for Pitteburghevery-.Tnesday.--:Thors-'
dsy and Saturday at 8 a. , la. - • . ,
. , .
THE • Elan: I :pAggEgeneg,
ate John Gordon
commander. leaves PittsburghforWheeling every
Tuesday, Thursday ; and - Stturday-at 11
punctually leaven - Whellintrierery Monday.
Wednesday's and Friday's at 8 a, m.
11Sl. - The abura steamers reakes.elese,_elinnee
lions at WI eel ne with Sue side wheel steamers -,
fur Marietta. Parke - re - burg and Cincinnati
For frieght, or pantry.. aropty_cm boardor:to
JAKE t CObLENI3-,k,, CO..
j-u 8 gintr, - No:ll4lfatar abteot.z,;
~,
For Cincinnati suad-Moulanrillie,
THIS DAY. JAN.' !
ral l ite r tat. 1T.6 1 1. 'all
commander. will lea*e as-announced aboie.
For freiabt or passap apply: on - board or to
inu3 I•wrgeowa,co-,
. .
For Evans illeiCatro and St Louts
THIS DAY, POSITIVELY, 4 P. 1114
tiers& THE NEW; AND SPLEW
DID Paaetnaer Steamer 1.1711.011 A
M, A cm Coinmander. alltlintre as announced '
To* freight or pasewtannfr_onlioard or to
ian3 itiBTON J 4 CO.
.
Wheeling. Gallinongdk, Phrkerehnew,
RegUifir WeeWraelget;
.
THE PA S T AIISSNG PIAS
- senor steamer 30110,4aiiWalton,
-commander. eriltleave SR sumointheitabore and:
intennediste volute this da.fattp.in.".
For freight or pinnercattraKercleand unto
dec29 W- 13 -W - EMEGBR% Ag'L
For Ciniiiministl.
TRIB DAY. 'JAN. -4P. M.
THE NEW AND FINE PAS-
Banger steamier MARI
I:KFevii ltl iy, commander, will leave as announc
ed above.
For freight or passage apply onboard or to k
ian3 J. 8.-. LIVINGSTON.
For Eva,. avllle, Cairo andliii Lapis.
THURSDAY, JAN: 3--4P 7 M ;
TICE :NEW. AND, SPLEN
DID 'Pasaeriger Stitimer 'ARGO
NAUT N o. 2 J. W. Porter. commander:will leave
for the above and intermedinte pointe - this &yat'.
4P. M. For freight or paFewanpls , on board. •
ion. 3 & CO.
For eixteinnati. Qaifdstid N& Look >
THIS BAY.JAN.. 47-4 P.M.: I ` e
ThE PINE 'll'Asszpismai,
actunerSEGYBROLOITD,29. Sfin
man. commander. will leave at announced above:
For froWitorpaaeage auk
__:m_board,ror to
Nuns - B. L.GSIO/14 CO,.
For Cineiniuiti. Cairo and St Letola.
THIS HAY, r jAIV
THE NEvreariitswanwp,
rildrigitetcamer F. - LORENZ:I;H. Iditeb N
commander will leave as annomiced
Nor freight or passagenpply on board.tr to '
T. FLACK ,Agent.
er J. B. LIVI.NGSTON & CO.
For Evansville, Cairo and St. Louts,
TIPS DAY, JAN'
THE NIEMAND SPLENDID
laggit Puma* 2 , 7E144 :" - PRO(1)111133.
J. A. Barker. commander. will - leave Ilsr the
above port this day. For freight or passage 2 sr. , :
ply on board or to J 1 O. FLACK. Art—
jaa3
. .
• Per Marietta and Zanesville;
Regular !Muskingum River Picket
• leaves Pittsburgh every Saturdayal
. 4p. m., Zanesville every Tuesclay
a. m.
THE FIER 4.4:ZZERVER
steamer LIZZIE MARTIN; E. T.'
Brown, commander, will leave as noted sbore._
For freight. or =me apply on board-onto
na26 J B. LiViNGSTON .k O.
. .
For Xarietta Mad Zanesville.
Regular . illu il kinmem river racket
leaves Fittsbussia ovum Tuesday, 4
p. In., Zanesville everrFriday
THE NNW ABIiSPLENDID
Passenger — Ammer EMMA iHRA--
HA , .Monroe Ayers commander; UM leave u
noted above. For freight orpessage apply on
board or to LW. IDIGISTON is CO.
STEAMBOAT AGENCY/
-Wit • • 1.1134LMY.: - / - - "/"."M.
NO 9(iNTATRUSTEIDIST,,, _
Where Im wilt \ izMwsor ihdersl-
Amoy lnudneau, add would WWI u eltsro_ofuue
ronaue from groamtumtmen. • ,51124-176
vxmeitk - t4: -7. `"
We Me just in recei tof a large IMAlOlt An iiien r t of
fine impeded 1 "_ 41 , 1111 `1 1 2, `
out and guilt of beautiful pattern& a useful and
ornamental
carte,
dlso lar t rAtoeirof Lamp I stredueglay .
ON. BEInIISE
164 Wood street near 6th.
Spencer, Jir.
BREWERS :AND lALSTERS,
. .
, --
__ VIWITAL 28-28 sr.
Iprivol- ArAIt•LINANIMBINIAM
e D
t!itakibt4 akibtanutto dosed out Immo.
distils., , - . 4
in MEE
.- f,11411-Ikilir. - `.-Itigilielie ? liiisdi.
areunr
neiV2Mo.'
ECM
ely last hi ht of ate.
HOLMAN N lONAL OPERA TROUPE
Threti incrre - Pieceß.
THE OID CLOCK
• SCHO'OBRABITR ABROAD
_ 11 ,LAa_ •
WHEIBE.THEIRMA A WILL TIMM" t
to - • •i::ALc
I 4
Admifintaafic.phildrenl3; front soots (seoute(l)
gat., /imate dat the Ball ttdo nnonunk,
tiiiiiigu; ::=i2tiiiiiiisf,':: .' '
_ :_wx._Ethri, i.. - . - .:._:.Adel,esiefiand Variant%
isiticoNrfats. LIME' O.IINTIMSEAUON 1
ahis (SaAalliliy ) 4ton:icor:Cal 434 e'elcielc. , 4or the
1
peal accommodetion 01 , LADTES'I., AND
I t I LIIII,DRI3N. . The . fame Ofder `tied &won=
which ,eharaetexiked the lint matinee. will.be ob
oe "riedJotitthle °teal , a:, pTheilleautiftil wanto-i
u o"
.of t„ , ,g, ,4
PRINCESS CRYBTAW)II3
~ --. 'z• li -- 7 0 , 2 ;n 3- :: • •-• ' "-, .
;4 1, 14--- TI&NOAPI , ~ ..._. 'r jEkoNB .
*mire performattier .tge4 , .evutpeilwer with
4 iholee'seleettonlot , eon ~:waitallittle by the
METROPOLITAN MlNbTßELA n beentifel dee
- - Aanilesioh - 'tiweitiWi the liotil43o. genie.
'Han”-Leslie idll ovate on ; the rime as the
Irish washemoin..wrayiontio , .. - the:ewentw, a
the doors . '. `.-' " ',.'' -.. 7, , ' JezOtt
1 PITTSBURGH'''. THEATRE.
ii:iiiii liZie'*:....«:.*M. HENDERSON
T4BIF , .._,
PRIOIO3 TOP Aiinietoti. - sitet Iloiele $5 00
1
Single Bastin Prisogito!Bon. .61k7Parouotte and.
I . Circle. choke. boo m , -.llamily., Orel% 25 .
orooron Colored ae110r7.;,..25..0e0tr0,-Colored Bones.
aloontozeallezz. 15Vexitn.. ~, ; 0.,- y:• , tort,
. 4
`i.. ... ...
4
1. il . --- 7 T.. 44,4 6/iiiLi7tii
.---: %fig .1 or ant of Akk,sharnaloi
ajt
CQlZitaUiroioio
11411 . 3 4, ILAII oir,3xl47]!ppiittn,Larci
oyClitlitruiti,,,-: : -
•
• Th01:4804
"FannyiSons Burt
AI I:o6efirpfltitto, -
' BLACK EYED Su S AN •
=MEM!
PS(lAtc NoTICEB
:The Confusions and „ Experience of a
PoorYoultilfan .
.11.-EM , AQN ALILTIIifiLBEEN
eitibabf the fdeulte - of early error and die-
ease, willOrmamotises of ; benevolence,. send to
-those who-requeetWa'ordt.of the abootriMerest-
Mu narrative. published by Jihnself. This little
book brdeuhenetlat .tl:.'irarnlrir,.and caution to
ram men and these .wh6 'gunk from NIRVOUS
Ikumuyir.-LOSeos...liamouee.PßlLlSarinia DECAY
Ader'&44.ll24l3 . l2llllittlie same time the means
solf-ouredg e copies wiilbe,seet.uuder seal
In - aplthi - entre opef-reithemittolmy who '
request l . t.'Werftettre_author.
LAMBENT,. Vag
noladulthserlithelmr(POint; Lon Island, NIT.
' -' ' Wed ' Pert ' tii '''
13ffarran .- n or, oar other.
7_ Tobbtr Derby Condition-Powd era •. .. .t re
and l Speed eve 'for -to ,-' .. tr... e . emper, -:-.•
l • -,- . 01 ' ••• • ' • ~ 6. - : s ots;'Loss of Apple
_.: Scrurrer Ac.wirhorses and cattle, Natty an- - -
nab whosecorn out and' miserable appearance
makes themnlikost Irprthlesa, can be.restored to
their formetvelgorstandi IBM condition by a few ~.'
doses,ot.theseenvaltlahle powders. They are per
fectlybartnlar.eindlar be-kitten ,o alto emd ttorse
as well as a sick onVtrith sure benefit; theY keep
their-blood glotak;Winand,bowels loose. urinary -
,entalleill Sodetorder, and, on improve
_timappearance of allriniteldit,rnei - tifiettiir what -;
condition theyargin,.. Nor high fed horses they
areinvialialde Y. 4.fharsemen wtaild mama month . •
gives table-epeonful in their feed, we should eel
nom hear ofsomsnyalck horses. Soldby all Dnet`' , H - 4:' -- - • -
;gists „..- A d
j =tt 66fiortkindt streetcNew,York.
Ourasted ' inisNxcelator Dye. -
-- ' Is UnriValled-in'the world '., - .
No other Dye has been iambs
-' No other Dyespri o dubes each Hess colors
.. 4 1 , . No other Dye c be applied so rapidill
- s-
No other-Dye is lesdngan its enacts.
, Heather Dye impeves the texture of the hair.
It hasbeeu ; .: •-= ' -fr ' ;
t. ANALYZED BY DR. -H1LT0N, .,..,
1
Chemist to the Croto Water Board of Now York. ..
and certiflettby -hi - tole as harmless as Croton
, -- -,t
water. Ills c tetneY beNtstM at: the Walk - sr'
lishnientofthe pro p stor- - -_ ,- .t- _,'
era (
,__-Manufaatured by J..CRISTADDRO. e Astor I
- Rouse; New York; - Id everywhere, and alma- ,-,
id
.:1), lamde r.--
Brice.44l SO an $3 per box.stecording to site
- - crAvzspoßirs- • • PRICESIWICTIVE, . . •
Itanialialliiiitli ill - 74106311Piirts the ut•
most saner, ties meta Med slam, and great -:
vitalln , lnths,Hair: j ' . ' r , - ,. .‘r=t -, 0)4n10-',". *
Prir;tp caletz4!.,ll., aaii ‘ bottleaeoording tee , ..,.
Dia";
Fittitabssat -
Braildretlilitritts. •., e
-,' -' - ' - . _•• ' • . -•-,-,- - Neer OASTLII. 4 I :. '':,,,,.,
.:
-ht.r--e,Tior-ETax-samaloN, - :iii,--- -- --,
7N".: -
_,", - , •3
Dearifie-- - IwOuldi atati l rtliet Ivias induced to " •
Ilia BRANDRIPPEPS PILLS, through the room
meridetion of Jcln4Sw i, cfilro ton, Westehee.
ter,owintg; wie ' entimlyipstored'to health
bytheiruse,el , siokiorecnotwoyears,
very ---
costive and dysneptlo, and he tried everything
bn
redwrtrokk-linally,,_hoitookene .Bran- _, e
dreth's l l. everyday for it'Week. and. edme of six
PillsirresidaY for threedion,and thentook one
144 3 1.VoldaYe with en ocessionaldoimpf Rix. In
onsintontkluilsaa able tio Oto tifrfrjr,liiid in. three
As_eatlis bewail. gatning_PMlldgmlnil..: • ---
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NawartPurdr betattlurrzworn, says that he
resides InAkeLtown rtif Now Outlet that some
yeara.ingo he - was very sick with 'a sore on his leg.
which had been iminhigTor oveetiveyenim that
tie waaabm snitch distramed hYa, Wain his chest.
andlossidea yearly eattliw ant drsieretiot that af*
ter . tryingwanousreinedies androany physicipo s .
ha commenoed Usingllrandreth's POO, Kix to eight
thrdikiiiiiiin-Weekt and atthearidvaf cam month.--
the sore on his leg.healed , and at the gad of two
months he wakentinolinaged etootiattollS dYll - '
- itelaide and
~.nidrik stud - h . liretnitirtier - ww over
7211104:41' ~: ' --- --: =,-... '' 'I9s.uWARD PURDY. -
Sworn to beihre ineihis'lBth day of Oct. UM. - A
. 'MALCOLM SMITE.
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SEWnitit-iLtUMrEi%
Awardedthe find presainnt over fourteen oonmet.
iters, at the UNITED - STATES PAIR/it - fa-the ,7,••
years 1858, 1859 and 1880; over .97,00 n9w;:ln
lathe United Stateii..evillif un 11464
This maohineme,kes the oak stitch -bn e
to unravel with the essential adyan be
sateen both sides, ibrosins n or chain, t
'will quilt, stitch, hem, lel , gather. "bind, on
tuck and braid. • _
The BRAIDER is . a
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NEW IMPROVEMENT,
being an attachittentfor sewing: Braid or 'Cord.
Upon any kind of fabric, in the most elaborate
deafly= without anYloravions basting.
The e legance. In d " ! I f.ird
adaptibikty to the - thickest or thinest iabries
render it the meet SUCCESSFUL and POPU.
LAR Sewing Machines now- offered to' tie 'O
lio.
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Ca sad nimble them st.llo.
„Mr--PEME
STKET.
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A. .Wood Street...a Ike Baltimore Pianeltair
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tills cle first olass ai bstramomt with late novelties
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...... Mr -Chaplin
Weiten. Agents.