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The Mi. ugabelciiittlreiThce Company ;
of Pittsbu rgh for plaintiff - 0i error vs.
Thomas 10 Chester. ` -
In this Citilie the action in the Court be
low was on l a case state in a policy of in- ,
snrance iStittO by the Monongahela Insur
ance Com p" ny on the steamer Mohawk,
for. the , sdrn 'of $6,000, on account of
Thomas R.l heater, losspayablato James
A. Hatchiiibn,.for a period of one' year
from the /84 of . October, 1860, the steamer
being privil :;: ed to navigate the, Ohio Aver'
and its tn..; taries, the Mississippi river
and its Whit ries, to and between New
Orleans and : eoknk and the Illitiols river.
The case eta .d says:
- The perils ; ; tamed against' being of the
seas, lakee},i' 'Niers, fires, enemies, pirates,
- assailing - yes, and all stick "losses' and
misfortuneSi hid' shall come to the daniage
of the said _ - amboat, the form of the
policy being; in other respects such as
commonly NiS -(1 by said Company, a copy
whereof is h eto attached.
The said. tem:in...Mohawk left Pitts
burgh on the 1 8th day of April, 1861, on a
voyage to w Orleans, where she a r .
rived on the 18th day of May following,
and left that place for the city of Pitta
- burgh, , -on tilt' 20th day of the stiniattionth,
011.hOrtript ward, touching, as is nem! ,
it the ports '' d towns on the Mississippi
river. Whilisi at Memphis, in the State of
Tennessee,lthht place being a port of en-
try, aboi e tide water, she was openly and
forcibly edit* and taken out of the poa
session and iteontrol of the captain and
crew, by pekans assuming to act,,andno
toriously aiiill in fact acting, ander ATl
thority confe . ed for that and similar Our
,., poses ,, by ap . tended.government,then re
cently organ* d, styling itself the "Con-.
federate State of America," and actually
engaged in iermed rebellion against the
United Stateb of America, at the same
time declarin g it to be their intention to
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detain and c o c on fiscate said boat to the use
and benefit bfj 'd pretended governrment
~ and she waet fact so detained and con
' &anted. That paid captain and crew pro
tested asainall said proceedinga,by every
means in thei power, until, by repeated
threats of per anal violence, they were
compelled tdlfli; in fear of their lives, and
abandoned s aid steamer Mohawk as a to
tal loss. Of al which doings and proceed
ings the defen ant had proper and timely
notice. i: [.
„,
The seizure . nd capture of said steamer
Mohawk at Mb phis . , as aforesaid, occur
red within . tli period for which said
steamer was itisured, and notice of her
total loss and( abandonment was duly
served on tha,, ' fendant whilst said policy
la
of insurance W s still in full force; and
-that-said stew ' r was in' - no - 'defau lt, in
respect of thaliiwfulness of her voyage on
the conduct! Of her master, crew , or
owners. "`l
If the Coed e of opinion that, _tinder
the above statement of facts, the defend
ant is liable ti; ay said insurance money,
i i)
then jugdmenti o be entered for the plain
tiff in the sum' of , five thousand dollars
($5,000), with laterest thereon from the
Ist day of SePtitimber, A. D. 1861, but if
not, then jud g ment to be entered for ths
defendant. Vila coats to follow the jadg
meat, and either party reserving the right
to sue out a wri - of error therein.
The questico presented, it will be seen,
was whether ;the captors were enemies,
pirates or assail ng thieves.
The Court d4i4lared that "in every legit
imate sense of the word, they (the confed
erate States) alpublic enemies to the gov
ernment and 14 al citizens of the United
States.” - 1
Judgment vi entered in favor•of plain
tiff for ss.ooC4ith interest from Septem
ber Ist, 1861.1trrror was assigned to this
opinion, and tft case was argued by Geo.
P. Hamilton, fbr plaintiff in ernff, and by
William M. Shinn for defendant in error,
—Philadelphi44North American,
Miss Fanny Brown.
To-night will have a new aspirant for
fame in the histionic world, in the persob
of Miss Fanny•Biown, who appears for the
first time at oil Theatre. She is spoken
of ass dashinbeauty, with considerable
acquirements it the lighter walks of the
drama. • and he does as well here as
elsewhere willichieve a great success A
good bill ,is priented, including the ex
travaganza of -ifßocahontaa." with all the
original musiciii"Bob Nettles" and the
‘,Toodles"—MOls Brown 'as the Indian
princess and Maker Bob. A good &lime
on this, her fir night, will afford encourr
agement to tin:, fair candidate, and we
trust she may halve it.
_
Earnings (4 d
9
Wayne an
Conspany4
The - approximate earnings of the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wiine and Chicago Railway
Company dnringithe month of December
ult., compared ,10-ith the same period of
last year, werel,lis follows:
4.62.
1861.
he Pittsburgh, Ft,
Chicago Railway
From
Freights ...... —4249060 81 $211,925 62 $37,735 19
Passengers 1194 49 71,637 80 24,556 69
Express 7 166 77 2,600 00 4,566 77
Mails 7,8'6 00 7,825 00
Rentot kailiey 7,083 33 7,083 33
Miscellaneous. ; . ?66 49 636 20
Total $36196 89 01,957 95 $66918 94
Earnings
from Jan. 1 $3,374 327 02 $2,70,839 56 $849,99748
to 370v.30.
Total Earn}
logs to Dec $3.743N.23 91 $3,031,787 51 $711,438 90
31st g
Increase for 1)
average increase
cent.
cember, 21 6-10 percent.;
to December 81, 28 per
Death olian Old Citizen.
One of our cest citizens and most es
teemed businessmen, Thos. Scott, is*,
died suddenly, Ictom an Effect of paralysis,
on Saturday rubbing, at his resider.ce on,
Penn street. IV to Friday evening hellad
been in the enj4meot of his usual health.,
Mr. Scott was iilinost a life-long resident
of our city andilwhile yet young was very'
successful as a limber merchant,amassing
a fine compeqiice. He was for many
y_wii Preside rotunda', _and
Manufacturr Erciniwhich
he retired so) -He has since
lived inyrivl
circle of fnet
den death w'
Ht
The Wash]
the capture
man accuse
brought to town on TuesdaY that the fel—
low was lorkinedin the vicinity of West
Middletown, and at daylight the house
where he was supposed to be, was surrouro,
ded, and admittance dethanded."-`716
was refused. Thereupon the door Was
broken in, and Wheeler was
no resistance h ing offered. His arms
werepinioned,i; nd he, with a son 'of his,
who is held as'a itnesii in the case, were
broght to town "it a 'wagon, and taken
before Justice 1; ughes, ;who committed
him for trial. * great many people were
gathered on thettreets to see the notorious
outlaw when he! as conducted' to jail.—
The parties err Ling; him entitle them
selves to the rewird of $2OO offered. 1
i t
Mean.
In New Casty $, on last Monday evening,
some thief ente ed the horise of D. M.
Miller; a returried soldier, just disdharged
tor disability iii stole $25--the all of the
family. i ,
i,
,tfffa Mat
.Tlkis,etven*gitko,ifcrtrfifthaigniiersatr
4 otthe Yoint - Neri sßibtellociely of Pittd
bent'. will ber1,5141.44 the Second Presby
Alldegibiwill be deliver
sad ReVtAV)::
Idlinkolfilefijiii:=Dr:;!.Alkiiiiii The ; ~ ,a nT,
nual itiPc64 inlLlie:Siskated in a officers .
dieted for the year. Rev. A. M. Stew' .
art : Chaplain of the -I • lo2,l.:PenneylYanis t
Vo Wiesethe eieeting.
-The'Agegheny . Bible:Societ3i_ hold their
tireeyy-third'lMMVlirelq - tio-moirkiw 'Alen
g, in Dr.-Presslelowrirrifll. P. Church.l
The order of exercises will be: Reading
Ficripture,"by Rev. A. IC. Belk , Prayer, by
• Rev. Thos Sproul, D. D.; Singing 100th
Psalm by congregation; Reports of Correa
ponding Secretary, Treasurer
ear election of Board of;ManagersL Sing
ing 184th Psalm; Addiese by Rev. J. : Ally
son, Address by Rev: A. M. 'Stewart;
Singing 72d Psalm; Benediction by Rev
J. T. Pressley, D. D. .
• Both theSe societies deserve the support
and encouragement of the respective coin
munities anitive hope the interest hereto
fore nianifested in tbemwillbe continued.
The =New Allegheny.
The new steamer of the. Allegheny Fire
Co:.1 was - placed in her house on Irwin
street;yesterday afternoon, and during the
evening she was visited and examined by
a great many citizens. The Allegheny
was '.designed by Mr. James Neltiott and
built by, George Wilsen, Chief Eingii?eer
of the Fire- Department, ,She weighs
6,000 pottndir, and will' have cost, when
entirely finished and ornamented, some
$8,400. She is very substantially built in
every'part and her machinery is admirably
finished= and put together, with every ap
pearance of effectiveness. She is cer•
tainly the largest and most powerful
steamer in , tfiis city and the members are
confident that, She will throw at least SOO
feet. The " new 'steamer will be tried,du
ting the prgeent week' rand' there is 'little
doubt but She will prove a success. Ar
fangements -have been i mulde which will,
is .the event of the Councils iefusinit an
appropriation, secure a fund sufficient
to run her within the limits of the Fourth
Ward.. - -We reserve an extended descrip
tion fora _ future day.
Motion Tor a New Trial Argued.
On Saturday morning, in the Criminal
Court, before Judges Sterett, Mellon,
Stowe. and Brown, the argument was
heard upon the motion_for a new trial in
the case of Thomas B. Keenan, convicted
of the murder of John A. Obey. The
motion was argued at considerable length
by M. Swartzwelder, Esq., on behalf of
the prisoner, and the reasons submitted by
him were reviewed by ei-District Attor
ney J. H. Miller t and John H. Hampton,
Esq. The principal reasOnitaseigi ed for a
new trial were based upon errors alleged
to have been made by„his Honor, Judge
Sterrett, in delivering the charge of the
Court.At the conclusion; of the argument
the Court took charge of the papers, and
will render a decision at aluture day. The
prisoner sat in the box during the argu
ment, his face hid in his hands, evident
ly feeling very keenly his position.
The remains of a woman named Bar
bourtburied ;fourteen years ago in the
Baptist grave-yard, in the vicinity of Pas
savant's Infirmary, in the Seventh Ward,
were exhumed on Friday afternoon, some
relatives coming here from Ohio to have
them removed thence. The body was
found to be petrified, considerably en
larged, and very heavy, the united strength
of four or five men being required to
handle it. It had been interred in a Wet,
Marshy spot; and it is supposed that other
bodies in the same locality are in a simi
lar condition.
Methodist Missionary Contri
On this subject the Christian Advocate
says : "Liberty street has nearly trebled
her contribution of last year. The amount
realized will not fall far short of $1,225.
This is the fifth charge in,the two cities
and suburbs which has reported mission
ary contributions much in advance of those
of last year. South Common led off with
$750 against $366 last year; then Christ
Church with $2,500 against $731; and
Birmingham :on the same day with $2OO
Against $128; then Beaver street with $650
against *211; and now Liberty street with
$1,22.5 against $434. The aggregate col
lections in these five cherges last year
aiii•iiinted to $1,8131; this year to $5,325
—A gain of $8,644. - They contribute this
year within a few - dollars of half the
amount given by the entire Conference
last year---$10,659." '
Supreme Court.
The ,following Allegheny county cases
were arranged in, the Supreme Court at
Philadelphut, on Thursday, concluding
the list for this term:
Brown and Corey. Argument conclu
ded by Mr. Penney.
Nancy J.. Painter, admittistratrix of G.
'Painter, deceased, vs. the Ma or of - Pitts-
Aritted:by Geo: P: Hamilton for
Plaintiff in error, and by -.Messrs. White
and SeuglitfrOr defendant in error.
James;P. Sterrett,administrator of Lor
enz vs. - Thomas Wightman et al. Argued
by John P. Penney, and by J. J. Mitchell
for respondents:
New. Selling NHL
The Rambria,-Co. Iron •Company have
put up a new rolling:mill. It conemte of
a building three hundred feet long'y one
hundred feet'wide, situated between the
old mill and the canal, being connected
with.the South-east and of Ithe main Wild'
ing by a wing setienv feet in width by eighty
feet in length. :Thia building is to contain
ten heating fUrriaces, several of which are
already completed.
On Saturday. morning, in the criminal
court, john-B. Houser and; Daniel Boner,
convicted of burglar' , in attempting to en
ter a tailor shop on Ohio street, Alleghe
gbany, wert-sentenced by Judge Stowe,
to two years - and four months eable•iii the
Pinitentia4.' They are both :old offend
ers and have already beenin the Peniten
tiary.
Library Association - LOcture.
The Yonn;Mena Mercantile -Library
Association commence their series =of
lectnro on next Monday opening, when'
the'Erst leethre4ill be delivered - at Con
cert Hall, by 'Dr T. G. Holland, or
"Timothy TitOotiber
The Seventh Cavalry.
123 ,
The Seventh PennsylvanialCavaliy lost
elevenAneu in killed and = wounded in the
late battles before Murfreesboro. This
reduces the, ‘...frekinient" Adz-less' than one
hundred.' : It left Pittsburgh twelve hun
dred. str,ong. ,
ar of hill BU
ie.
thus relates
the colored
l'oyd
was
COE4mission.
1'
-Vha,iumiiiiisionsent to I Nashville' by
our flutisisten§a'Coinmittee' !consisting of
Reellill;:tso;,,,i r eyzeitiii - icr. W. Young
and Gee. McClure, were hisard from on
Satiniiii;;lt - OrirklAllti, - Tebn. Fears lad
previously.been.entertained that they had
been captiired l i.bytherf,tebilsi•Z•with their
sripidies for the wouudel, . .
Mors DE Losrei'aJuvenile Fancy Dress
Party, will take place at 4 Odeon Hall,
Thursday evening, January' 22d: All "xis
former pupils are respeetfullyinvited; also
to attend the rehearsal on Wednesday
afternoon, the 21st inst. Doers open at
7 o'clock and to commence at 8 o'clrick
precisely: Tickets can be had at Mrs:Z:
Blume's music store..
Mrs. MarthaMawen has been appoint
ed Postmistress at Herrittnille, this coun
ty, vice John M. McEwen, deceased.
Petrified Body.
button's.
Sentencpd.
APpohnicueilt.
0111coiro Libly„ o .
.1""
Thar folloWine la Alia of the commie
:noted officers` from thie State''now con
fined: inlilbWi'Prilidil,;ltiOluiOOd, Va.:
Captain Charles W. Owsteti,Co. A,
9th iPennaylvama Reseiies, Pittiabu rgh ,
penna. - , - -
„Captain b. Over,-Co. C,loth Penn.
sylvanui, Reserve:3, Kitumitting, Penna.
_, Second Lieutenant Win. Burgess, Co.
D, 6th Pennsylvania Reserves, Louddn,-
Penna.
Second Lieutenant John P.'Weise, Co
A, 122 d Pennsylvania, Lancaster city
Penna.
Second Lieutenant John A. Willoughby,
CO. G, sth Pennsylvania Reserves, Hunt-.
ingdon, Penna.
Second Lieutenant A. M. Gilkey, Co.
K, 10th Pennsylvania Reserves, Beaver
county. Penna.
Second Lieutenant 0. D. Jenkins, Co.
C, Ist Pennsylvania Backtails, Pottsville,
Penna.
'Second Lieutenant Paul Dircks, Co. G,
Ist Maryland Caialry, Pittsburgh ,. Penna.
'Captain John K. Buckley, Co. K, Ist
Maryland Cavalry, Pittsburgh, Penne.
I Fire in the Fifth Ward--Nail
Factory Destroyed.
ton Sunday morning, between three and
four o'clock, the nail factory of Messrs.,
Zug and Painter, , corner of Walnut and
Etna Fifth Ward, was discovered
to be on fire. At that hour it is very dif
ficult to arouse the sleepers and it was
consequently fully an hour before any
steamers arrived, the flames being mean•
while kept under by plug streams. When
the Niagara arrived she had no steam up,
but was soon at work and, with the aid of
other steamers the fire was prevented from
consuming the adjoining building, which
was, however, badly scorched. The nail
•faciory, which contained some seventy or
eighty nail machines and a large quantity
of manufactured nails and nail plate, was
destroyed. The rolling mill, across the
`street, was saved by strenuous exertions.
A small house, occupied by a poor widow,
awned Craig, was so injured as to be un
teLable and she and her children were
obliged to seek shelter almost without
clothing, in the intense cold of Sunday
morning- We hrve heard no estimate of
the loss of 7,11 g & Painter, but it will be
heavy. Their business will, however,
snfferno interruption, as they have another
factory in Monongahela borough.
Narrow Escape.
A' gentleman. of the name of Brown,
near Ninnevah, Cambria county, about to
shoot a beef, a few days ago, took his rifle,
whio he supposed was unloaded, and,
placing his foot on the hammer of the
lock, attempted to blow into the barrel,
when the gun suddnly discharged its con
tents, the ball passing through the roof of
his mouth and either lodging in the head
or
„Passing through it. The attending
phyttician stated as his opinion that if the
festering of the wound did 'not' produce
swelling and suffocate him, he would en
tirely recover.
Bible Anniversary.
The forty-fifth anniversary of the Young
Menis Bible Sociity, of Pittsburgh, will be
held in the Second Presbyterian charth,
this ( Monday )'everiing. Addresses will
be delivered by Revs. W. A. Staively and
Herrick Johnson and Dr. Aiken.
Resigned.
Capt. John W. Cathbertson, of New
Brighton, a captain in the Ninth Penn
sylvania Reserves, who was wounded in
the seven days' battles before Richmond,
has resigned his commission and returned
home. He has now recovered from his
woutids so far as to be out of danger.
The • Polymorams.
We are happy to announce that Goodwin
& Wilder's gigantic Polymorama of the
War will remain in Pittsburgh another
weeke and hundreds of the disappointed
ones will now have an opportunity of wit
nessing this magnificent work of art.
Masonic Hall was crowded at every exhi
bition last week, and many hundreds went
away unable to obtain admission. The
exhibition gives universal satisfaction to
all. ~The paintings are truthful and exci
ting, the songs and-music appropriate and
patriotic, and the lecture intensely interest
tag and instructive. Go early if you wish
to obtain a seat.
Singing.
H. B. Brecht, teacher, No. 128 Bmithp
field street.
0110YEZ k BANZlelißewing hisohinee.tor to re 5b
menufantnrinclutrpoges are the beet in me.
A. F. IHATOAAY. General Agent
18 Fifth street. Pittsburgh. .
--Jumsosrgyli)
tu. .;vs-$ I
JOSEPH M l EE & SON I
iiinnAcervaiss OF
wkly . AND PLAIN
IFITRWITIIRE do Cli A 12
WARKHOUSIt 135 MMEIFIJILD bF 1
(Setwom Edith stead, and Virgil INT.)
nog PrITSB eLUGit
JOHN BLEEGEB,
$5 "riser Ohio and Beaver sin,
ALLEGHENY CITY.
fame t o
dem of ail desoriptionn on hal
or made to order. and for sale at LOWEST OAbIl
PRICE&
Repairing promptly attended te:
nollklytr=my3l-dtf
PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAY'S,
Tll E SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST
opened especially for the Eloliday's a very
large and desirable stook of
FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
GOLD AND SILVER WATHES,
for Ladies and Get tlemen's wear, fine Bronze
Mocks, Fancy tioods.
SILVER-PLATED WARE,
such as castors. cake and fruit baskets, goblets,
card oues, tea set's, etc., and a large variety of
suitable articles for presents.
REINEM&II, BIEYEAN & SEIDLE.
dec2o 42 Fifth street.
WEEET.Ta & WILSON'S
ening Machines,
NO. 27 FIFTH STREET.
PITTSBURGH
firESE lINRIVARLED FAMILY
T
Ktit'inNES have just been awarded the
highett piemtum- at the WORLD'S FAIR,
London—sill the Maohinesia the world competing
Overloo.ooo have already been sold,
allgiving universal Satistaction.
Thigmaohinernhkes the look stitch impossible
to unravel with the essential advantage of being
aliketarboth aides, forming no riige or chain. It.
will utdit, stile!, kern, tell. gather, bind. cord.
tuck and braid. '
Thselegattok speed and simplicity of this Ma
chine. the beauty 'and. strength , of stitch, and
adaptibility to 'the thickest or thinest tabriar
o:Merit the most SUCCESSFUL and POPU
LAE, sewing Machines now offered to the pub
lic.
**Wturranted' for Three Yeare.-fe
Call and examine them, at O. 27 FIFTH
'STREET.
WM. SUMNER & CO.
To re ethaers
F4;it SALE —OWE EIGHT MOUSE
owei... Haniiltin, Enginirand Boiler, two
Rost:elvers, one small stilL Also , one large end
one malt boiler and other fixtures belonging to
the Refinery on Soho Run. Also the lot of ground
a very eligible piece of property for raanufaatur
ing purposes. All of the above will be sold at 'a
bargain to close out. Apply to.
SCHMERTZ a BLRAKLBY.
3anes2wd No. 153 Woad street.
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THE VERY LATEST TELE: ,
From WashingtOn.
Rep üblican Caucus
THE SURRENDER OF ARKANS
POST CONFIRMED,
Items from Riehmood Papers of the 18th
FROM FORTRESS MONROE
PITTSBURGH BOATS FIRED INTO
Destrnetitre Fire at
.Aspinwall
WASHINGTON, January 18.—The fol
lowing has been received at headquar
ters :
Mamma, January 14, 1868.
Haj. Gen. H. W. Halleek, Generatin -
Chief :
The following dispatch has just..been
received:
HEADQ'RS ARMY OF THE MISSISSIPPI,
Poet of Arkansas, Jan. 11, 1863.
To Maj. Gen. U. S. Grant, Commanding
Department of the . Tennessee:
I have the honor to report that the forces
under my command attacked the Post of
Arkansas at 10 o'clock, and having storm
ed the enemy's works, took a large number
of prisoners, variously estimated at from
7,000 to 10,000, together with all his stores.
animals, and munitions of war. Rear
Admiral David D. Porter, commanding
the Mississippi squadron, effectively and
brilliantly co-operated In accomplishing
this complete success.
JOHN, A. MOCLERNAND,
Major General Comiumding.
(Signed,) 11. S. GRANT, Maj. Gen.
NEW YORK, January 18.—The Rich
mond papers of tb'e 1815 contains a tele
graph dispatch to the effect that all was
quiet at Wilmington, N. C.
It was believed that the Federal fleet
and land forces were en route for Wil
mington. and all non•combatants were re
quested to leave the city. Another force
of from 6.000 to 10,000 strong were said
to be advancing towards Kinston..
A Federal blockade steamer is ashore
off Wrightsville in the Sound, and her
crew is still on board. Another blockader
was lying near and the former stands a
chance of becoming a total wreck.
The steamer Columbia had run the
blockade of a Confederate port, and
another steamer ran in from Nassau with
a heavy mail and a valuable assorted cargo.
She- reports that six swift steamers are
freighted and about to sail from Nassau
for the Confederate coast.
The British brig Havelock and schoon
er Carrie A. Putnam from St. Thomas
have arrived with dates up to the lath
They report that the brig Meredeith of
Baltimore and the schooner West Wind,
cleared for Cuba, and the sa..e day were
chased back by tliß rebel prix: teer Ret
ribution. She lay outside the ha bor, and
during the night sent her boat ugeide
the Meredith and took off five r
crew who willingly deserted the brig.
The Retribution mounts five guns.
WAsiiiiiurn,r, Jan. 17.—A number of
Republican representatives held a canons
to-night at Capitol, to debate on public
affairs. Those who were present were
enjoined a secresy regarding the publicity
of their proceedings. It is known, how
ever, that there was not a full attendance
of members. Some altogether disapprov
ing and absenting themselves from the
caucus.
Lieut. Col. Zellnon of Maine Artillery
and Capt. Chandler of Gem . King's staff,
were examined today in the McDowell
Court of Inquiry. The evidence was not
im iortant.
Representatives Hooper, Horton and
Spaulding, being a sub-committee of com•
mittee on Ways and Means had along
and full conference to-day with the Secre
tary of the Treasury, relative to the beat
means of relieving the financial condition
of the country. The plan submitted in
the House yesterday by Mr. Hooper has
the Secretary's endorsement.
FORTRNBB MONROE, Jan. 16.—Gen.
Cook from New York, arrived at Fortress
Mor.roe.
The steamboat Thomas A. Morgan
brought in from Yorktown to-day, a reb
el cavalryman who came into our, lines and
gave himself up.. He says he is a deser
ter from Stuarf's Cavalry:
NASIIV 11,LE, January lB.—Twentyfive
fleet boats have arrived, covered by two
gunboats, at the shoals.
The boats Des Moines City, Science
and Freestone were fired into by the enemy
with rifles. Three men on the latter were
wounded.
A. large
.mail has been received, and
boats laden with army supplies have ar
rived.
On Wednesday the rebels robbed the
steamer Hastings, containing wounded, of
provisions and stripped the wounded of
all their clothing.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 18.—Capt. Coombs of
the steamer Trio. has arrived. His ac
counts indicates great exaggerations in the
recent Nashville specials. He was hailed•
by 5,000 cavalry, who ordered him to=re
move his crew and'wounded' men , who
were put aboard the Hastings, which with
the Parthenia had been captured.
The gunboat Slidell surrendered with
out firing a gun.
Capt. Coombs denies that Forrest is
anywhere in the vicinity. r .
Military circles.herekexhibit soine anx
iety on account of reported large rebel
reinforcements from the army of Virginia.
NEW Yoax, Jan.lB—Aspinwall advices to
Dec. 30th, state that three blocks of buil
dings were: briFtted, therq:incliiiling the
Panama Railroad officei;atid the'Honura,
and St. Charles and Aspinwall Hotel.—
The loss is estimated at $BOO,OOO.
The steamer America, from New York,
was at Aspinwall with New York passen
gers on board the steamer from -San-
Francisco not having arrived: at Panama.
The steamer Champiqn from New
York, which left on the 22d, has not ar
rived on the 30th ult. • •
NEw YORK, Jan. 18.t,The triple Col.
orado, Corn. lioldaboro', has arrived. .
The U. S. gunboats Irogliois, Weehawk..
en and Nehant, sailed tg-diy.
BAmmona, Jan. 18.L 7 4 Fortress Mo,n•
roe letter states that Col. 'Ludlow . fFoirk
,City Point says that' all . „c , ommiasionad
'officers of the United Siataa'iaptured after
the 12th of January,, will 'be handed aver
to the - '(Governors of Statairvihen cap
:tared. He says that it is highly probable
that all officers captured before the 12th,
will be released. There are a large num
ber of Muifreeaboro prisoners now at
'Richmond.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—The current er
ror that payments to•the army have-been
suspended requires correction. Nearly
nine millions have been paid within the
last ten days, and the payments yesterday
exceeds a million. These payments are
all made under the law the House at
the lut session. The joint resolution au
thorizing an additional issue of U. S.
Notes only reached the President yester
day and cannot be signed and returned to
the House before Monday.
Western Agent&
MMIIM
Mani
&c., &o
OE=
13A llaiiiiijaii. f.-Th e House of As.
--.,...,.- ~s-...-, 1 :.,,,,,
sembly wanthe inane of another itrolte7 ,
t_l
Ltituto-day,:" . sittendingtlin ..telecti n 'Of .
l'bPalikei.": , '• Ef,;::
The procee d ing s manly comprise 4 filla
busteriarzattethpti to stave -off a; vote.
1 Yistally.thallquae,adjourned till Wedneil•
,
•NmvYolor, Jan; 17 The iron clad
stmunedzhttohawk and 'Weehawken left the
Navy Yard yesterday afterioon. ; The
former proceeded down the bay, while the
latter' anchored off iledloe Island.
MARKETS irr Timmassn.
Pamanximata Jan, 17.—Blonr is held firmlyat
$614 for 6uperfine. .e nd $65007 for Extra MST
Flour la steady at $5 15. Wheat is scarce, and
the demand ix falling off. Bales of red. at $1 55.
and White at $1.6501 85. Eye is steady at 95 otg.
Corn is scarce. New Yellow is worth 84 cents.
Cloverseod iB active at m o re a ct ivevisions are
held firmly. Whisky is and MAO
bbls sold at 45 cents. . I
NEW YORK. Jan. 17.—Flonr is firm; State at
30@6 •0; Ohio at $7 20®7 252 Bed Southern at
7 10@t7 65; Wheat is 1 cent higher, Sales of
blare Spring at 1 32@1 41; 3/ ilwaultee Club at
42@if 48, and Red Western at 1 54@i 67. L'ont
is firm at 84 cents. Whisky is firm; 1.000 barrels
sold at 45 cents.
LADIES' MISSES AHD CHILDREN' :
GOAT BALMORALS
of a very superior quality. just received
and for Bale at .
W. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.,
Jags 81 FIFTH BTIIERT
AMERICAN WATCHES
FOR SOLDIERS
At Itedtteed Prices
-- ----10;
American Watches for Americans
/MCC AMENICA.N WATCH COMPANY
gives motive that they have lately icmed a
new style of Wateh, cmPremly designed for Eel.
diem =dottier, who dealre a good watch at a mod
erate price. These washes are intended to dis
place the worthlees, eheap watches of Briti h and
Swiss mastran'ure with wh'ch the (manta is
flooded. and which were never ezpected to keep
time when they war • made. being refusednianio
factures sent to this country because unsalable at
home and used here only for jockeying and ewind
lien purpose.
We offer to sell our watch, which is of the most
substantial material, an accurate and durable
dmikeeper, and in Sterling Silver cam. Hunting
pattsrn, at as low a Thies u is asked for the trash.
AuJuland Luisa of foreign make referred to.
We have named the new series of Watches, Wx
g14.X.1Y. Boston, Mass., which namecan be found
on the plate of every watch of this manufacture.
and is one of our trademarks. .
Sold by all respectab'o Watch Jager* in the Lor
al States. Wholesale orders should be addresea
to ROBByglilintppßETlON,
Agents for ti
janl2.•26t:eod:
American Watch Company.
188 Broad war. N. r
OVERS,
Gull. SANDALS,
GUM ARTICS,
WM. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.
NO. 81 FIFTH STREET,
Jaal6
OnELLINO LOW AT BORLAND'S 98
Market week
Men's Buffalo and Gain Overshoes,
Men's, Boy's and Youth's Cavalry and Heavy
Boots; Ladies' Miiies and Children's Gam Bal
morals and Hoots. Parker's HILT Pelt Soles and
Bartlett's Btack.ing,
_Give me a call.
JOSEPH H. BORLAND.
31 door from rim. 6toza .
Clamp
rim. Cash Star... No. SS Market st..
Orrice COIMISHARY or Beragurrattog. U.S. A.
Pittsburgh, January 9th.1863. I
SEALED PEOPOSALS WILL BE SE:
CEIVED at this office until 12 M. on Tau,
day the 20,h day of January. 1863. for the
at this post at such times and in sneh quantities
ap the undersigned may require of the blowing
articles. viz. Mast Pork. Bacon (clear vides)_Ba
tton Hams , Baum (small white) l'onkßioe,_Hom
my. Potatoes. Coffee, ( Green ) 'Vane., ( - It and
Ground) Tea, Brown Sugar. crushed fainter. Vine
gar, (cider) Candles. (adamantine Soap. it sin)
Saltadeleneek.Boft Bread. Bardßread and fresh
Beef. Necks and Shanks to be excluded, all to be
of the beet quality.
Packages to be secure and plainly marked with
net wdot and tare, and no charges thereon al
lowed.
Separate bidswill be received for Brash Beef
and Soft and Hard Bread._ and for ail the other
articles sboyeennmetated caw:diver.
Bach bid must beraetempanied by a guaranty
for the execution of a eoatinctin ease , the bids be
scoepted and goodand sufficient security Will be
required for the due parfewnuome toereot. Blank.
forms WV& and guaranties may be prootirrd on
application at this office persongly or by letter or
telegraph'
Proposals by firms must name all the parties to
such firms.
The proposals of bidders not in conformity to
the abt vs requirements will not be considered. '
Bidders must be present when the bids are:
opened. •
The right to relict all bider is reserved.
Bids to be emdorsed.'"Pronosalrfor Subsistenee
.
Storeti..) JA.XED IL CLOW.
Captain and' Com. of Subsistence; II: S. A.
Moe on Third street, below Smithfield.
janlihtd•
Spencer
DUBS AND LUSTERS,
Puma,. q TrAM BILZWIRY.
_ PittiburSh. SeDtember 10.1362. J
11 - 11SSULUTION or PARTNERSHIP.
AY —The partnershfp heretofore existing be
tween JOS SPE.NCER and W. H. GARRARD
was dissolved on the 20th of August, 1262, W.
GARRARD being authorized to settle up the
business of the late Arm at the office in the Brew
am The Brewing_Busin,ess will be continued by
SPENDER h M'KAY. who intend to have al
ways .on hand hoerior_artiele of ALE:POR
TER and BROW N STOUT. The undersigned
will b e thankful to the friends: l the late firm for
a continuance of their patron!"
_ands' promise
to make it their.aim to rive lIIIMSMWOIIt%6U who
may parehaaefroilihem. 4 --
Mr. ROBERT WATSON. of - Liberts ittMet. 110
lonaknownto the bludeess ooeimunitymill have
the raanasomeat. of one btututess, with the fall
control in the Brewery.
• Address all ordarszto.ETPOßE A : bfcBAY.
Phomix Brewery. Pittalairsh. pa.
, OSEPH
salb-lyd . ,
MoKAT.
JOHN LITTLE,
Ho. los rovsziniennum
STOCK ANO-BILLBBOKER
proiniii.ory Notes. Stook Banda. and Martgr
bonilht and old: .,
$5,09 =;:I7irEBSTER'S $5,50
UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY;
Fifty aopiee, complete Platerid Edition at $6.50
for gale by MELLO.kt,
Jae 81 Wood street.
FOR SALE
W
STATE PENITENTIARY
WY CHECKS. a fine assortment of
Apron, Shirting and Furniture Oheo
Warrented well made and fast oolong
Apply at the office.
JOHN BIRMItiCOT Afd,
Wa:dem.
THIS DAY-
Just opened a complete aoaortment of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOGHS.
vv. MaGGE
COL,
m o 143 Federal eimetzeist.Allegheny
me ITY TOUR MISSES AND OHIL.
Jur dren'a Boots Gaiters and Gums at the Cheap
a eh atom of J.ll. Borland's.
Bankiltdit'iBidir6f 800 and
Gz.ghce f ft tf!y...d
Akiddif6t.ATiftv , 2Bt27/171
wxritommaraarkimnitstilen
to dtitlty ~e oat. - as th47ll , :ittii ,k bittilip , ku!,. 19=0
•
RIPER INTELLIcaNmI.
PORT or Plil't3lTElßEtit:
ARRIVED.
, -
Franklin. Banned, Br ownsville.n
Gallatin. Clarke, do
Armada, John:ton. Wheeling.
Orient, H.arton, St. - Lonia.
Emma Graham. Ayreclanesville.
DEPARTED)
Franklin, Bennett., Brovnaivillo.
Gallatini - Clarke. do
Minerva. Gordon. Wheeling.
Echo, Walton, Parkersburg
Lizzie Martin, Brown, Zanesville
E' The rivet—Last'evening: at twi
light there were 12 feet.° iaohaawater euxii falling
W eataer aold.
JOY` The Wheeling picket for'to-day is
the new steamer Armada. Vap4 G:W. Johnston:
She leaves punottially. passengers . and, shippers
bear this in mind.
RS— The well known passenger steamer
Clara Poe. Capt. Poe, leaves n n -day foi
ti arid Louisville, This boat has the best, of 110-
o ommt dation4 and isin charge of attentive;:offi--
00171... Our friend .?hrr has charge of the office. -
Wee' Capt. D. Z. Briekell's new and
splendid steamer Nevada; is announced fa , Odra..
and St. Louis. She has been-fitted tip in the mot
sPlendid manner. and iszberiond all doubt one of
the beat boats ever built,
SeirThe favorite steamer Eclipse, Cap
0.1). Moan. is anounced for. She is
a new boat and well formed in eve •F respect.—
Capt.A. S. Shepherd hag charge of the offioe..
, ,
NA. The ever 13 Mitinal steamer Emma
Graham. Copt. AFers, will, be found at the land=
ilia this morning. She leaves for Zaaeoville at 4
p. In, on Tuesday.
For Cincinnati and T.odiaville.
THIS DAY; 1A.N.19-1,P.- , M. Ft
• THE NEW AND' : HPLEN•
DID Passenger Steamer CL ABA
POE, Thomas Poe, commander, 'will k m a s
announced above.
For freight or passage apply tin board or bs
JUHN•FLACH or •
J. B. LIVINUST(At & CO, , ,
For Cairo and St Louis
TERI DAY. JANUARY 17— 4P M
gaggit, THE NEW AND SPLENDID.
OteallarE'ZlPSZ Geo, D. Mob."
commander will leave as announced above.
For freight or mnisase apply on board or to
J. FLACK', Agent.
er J. B. LIVIRGEVION*OO.
For Louisville, Cairo ane St. Lonla
WEDNESDAY. JAN 21-10 A. M. ;
TILE NEW AND FINE PAD.
EL 18144114 Banger steamer IkIaVADA-.D.
e ell. commander, will leave as announc
ed above.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
ian.ls J, B. LIVENCI32ONa CO;
or JOHN FLACK
11363 NEW ARBANGEMENT 1868
Wbteling and Pittsburg Daily `gn
prima Line
. . - .
TBIG.NEWILIMISPLENDID
pieleet, - AIIMADA.
tieorte w. Johneon. C011111a1111164-' leaves fitt3-
Ei bu ii g l t rti r ay W a l r l e l l OVlZ e a!nt f P w i l in d gart. B 44 3 l . 3
Tyltetdmi( for Pittsburgh ever? . Puta,daY., Miura
dayand Saturday at 8 a in.
THE F I NE PASSEEEER
stoma' MINERV_.,_A' JObti Gordon
commander, leaves Pittsburgh forWheelingeriery
uesda7, Thuredsr .-ani S dniday at 11 A. M..
punctually leaves W heeling e v e ry M on d a y .
Wednesdas'. and Friday . 3 at a a In.
..The above steamers mliteti thee connec
tions at Wr.e elma with tino aide wheel ateamers
fur Marietta. Parkersburg and °keit - mat;
Fur triegitt or ttaisake apply on board or to
JAMES CO i.LINd CO.,
Agent!, N 0.114 iVater street.
For Marietta and Zanesville.
Regular Muskingum River Packet
loaves Plasourgh every katurtlaysrt
4 p. m., Zanesville every Tummy
Bb. m.
14 1 . THE FINE PASSENGER,
• steamer LIZZIE MARTIN, D. T.
Brown, commander. will lours us noted above.
For freight °rootage apply on board of to
n 026 3,8. LIVINGSTON a CO.
For Marietta and Zaneavifie
Regular Miekingum river Packet
leaves Pittsburgh every Tuesday. 4
p. in., Zanesville every Friday 8 a. bt.
THE NEW AND SPLENDID
Passenger steamer EMMA GRA,-
HAM. Monrce Ayers commander, will leavo en
noted above. For freight or_passage apply on
board or to J. B. LIVINOBToN .11: CO
nok6 •
Wheeling. Oaillpolle dc Parkersburg,
Regular Weekly Packet.
PA
THE FAST RU A it LNG P.!GSM
onager steamer 80110. Jas Walton.
commander, will leave as announced above and
Intermediate points this day at 4p. m.. • ;
For freight or passage apply on board or to
W. B. WHEELER, Agq. '
JOHAiiFLACB:.Ag't.
ISTRUIIBOAT AGENCY.
WM. 11,&ZIAMTIC
R ae opened an office at
NO 80 WATER•EITREETi' •
Where he will transact a General Steamboat
Agency buzineas, and would solicit a sharo of pat
rousse from otoamboat men., r ap24-Ird
CMISING 01:1T SALE OP
3 .
WINTER GOODS.;,
EATON, AIAORITIL
Are desirous of closing out their entire stock of
WINTER GOODS,
freviousto ratitrthii ANNUAL IIiVENTO-t
tatairsy °i WseaLe as well as
the advantages of the , • 1 1
REDUCTION MADE IN - PRICES.
EATON, NEALCRUM 41C
lanlo No. 17 Fifth street.
111111111CTORT- OT THE HOSPITARL!
.11.7 —The -United States anitary: Oommisaion
Iva° established an office of information in regardd ,
to patients in the General Hospital! of the. Army
of the Wet liy enthrones° to. books, which'. are
corrected daily, an' si rimer can. under
.ortlirierY
circumstances, be given by return malt the rca
lowingquestiont :
let Is (giving name and 'regiment) at
present in env hoapi al of the army oI the Wert?
2d. If so what is hie proper address
3d. What is the name of the Surgeon or Chaplin
of the hospi al?
4th If not in hospital at present, hag he recent
y been in hospital ?:. -,. •,!
stb. so, did. he diedn - licaPitil„ and .li, ~what
date? • •
6th, Ifreoently discharged- from hospital ~leas
he diaohargedlrom service?'
7th: 'lf not, what were his'oiderahn leaving ?
Übe Commission will also furnish more.apeci6o
informatiori so to the Condition of any patient in
the General Hospitals, within as short a space of
time possible; after. Is request to do so from any of
'lts corresponding societies.
' The office of this Direttior y: ' will be °pet! 'daily
from S o'clo^h a. In, to 8 o cloak p.. m, and so=
oessible in urgent oases at any hour of the night.
JOHN N. NEWBERRY, M. 11.,
Secretary for the Western Department 1. , S.
,Sanitary Commbeim No, 439 Walnut L. Lon-
Urine, Kentucky. ianl4;3md,
10,000
CARTE DE VISI'I'ES
PRO GRAPH ALBUMS
Generals of U. S. Army,
Statesmen, LasTers and Physicians
Prominent Foreign Portraits:
Prominent Actors and Actresses,
Prominent Opera Singers,
Prominent Men and Wounen,
Copies of Fine Paintings, EngravinEww3
Statuary
New Pictures Coming Every pay.
P. 1.1 T .Q,.1.C.X17-'-.S
Photographic Picture and Album Depot.
opposite the P. O.
x.ll-} lartnilgfrizirr
BECONI) , kEK
CK ODW nt & ± ILDE
MEMEZE
', 4IIO ANTIe
POVYMORAM
OF MUM "W"Aa
BriiGant and traenraiilei ' But:bells
•
, -
THE ...1 3 13131LIO'EELIGH.1 ED I
MASONIC - • HALL -
Crowde(i .oliaifictiving by the Vito
Fashion. of Pittsburgh 1,1 "
1 37,1 CONSit/VENCE .0V TitT[ 7 1)1 7
inteheit displayed ty;the at riqe ufe
t wilneaetel3 entertainnieutnirattroimu
ifeeted-by the fief that the epaeiouilln bo;:ia
cr-wded at die* Teprosentadcen." a nu.* ds
have been ttrrned away unable t: einem; dpre
elan, the &tanager has mule arrangenl3ul6te
lopne his - ifitended,yiAt to Anolanati ex -
whit the - -
TOLY1101t4111;AV-.111i- - :;IV
everyEirenitig this Week.
Matinees' Wedoeeriep and eatiird Ili Afternoons
!.dt.p4-Tif /344.1i416&.;
LAND ARDNAVAL. ENG 4.0r11. ,
powptiumearse rABzolra-:€11-sr'"
•
alld'''6ll° the piomLinit
INCiffE - tVit'o#
eteltetiA
em to be treomPorted to the nano itscl , to Wit
nese the (titbits onelaneht nadleks_rstaillit: 4 d
listen - to thirriiiti of gone ;the wash of 'teal t,itd
pitrohlteelm the wotzded , : . i 1
VOOAT;Ids INOTirllittNT4.i, If ~ 1 .1- 1 .
itiltAtiitaySotio anti .deserlytive
st-
attach eatealithitittat.
at E 7 3 nn 'a g loEokh. M i a tinNiatnacptali n ormmo 43
ecs4oara pe
at :4 ofekbk
abannetkie its : o'clock;
Th liamis4oll.2s await _Children / ja - obit&
rr-,
PAtTglitaKilk TREAT]ri-V•
Pima as leale Boxe4 $5 PO
eintlelleat in nose OCe.ParouArles—'ned
Drew' -150 em Aura, Orele.ss
mint Colored Oalleff."2s centre Colored #oree.•
Meezdn.flailfenta#o,ente.,, •
l'irinldsht of the deeldre — beititzi rannr
-13;o1nn;.
POCII.IIO4TTAIS
Pocahontas-.
-Miss Fanny Prollen.
Capt John Smittp-.1.....4.4.;..». fin the
Pow-Ha Tati "
Mr CSeLbhaplin
Mynheer .... ..... n
Aftor which' "
rßos mss'
r r*i
- 1 4 4 . 11 . 1 4 r NeSt4/44v.v,aditi %Fu m y B r ,4 rn
TO °maid. with • he
Timothy Tootlies.:: - -
BPTCFAiT n.0.T11-6EN
The Oonfeasionemq &pen nee of e.
Poorroung Man i
AGENTI.EIRAN Utvli,t, sts,p.
' eared of the , emlt. of e&-ly c-ror 4.u; ~.
ease, mot, from motives of benev eat e con tx
those who requeztit, a 0 of tke .t}ors e o , P t
mg natrative. published iii himself , , 1 ..,,,
boos is designed 'as a warm") Ind cant, .111,
•
young men t:gf t, : s .4.f.ol , ffi e ,;:l T T ' ' ' „,,t ' cr.‘,`,
I `,- -.
&c o dm, sup lying tit tta sato- time tt‘i o , lit f
self sure. LiMgle eopfes wilt be sunt imam w •.1
in a plain envelope — without - charge—t., an efr. a
request it, bni_dru.*mt tile - author
(MAN, A. saltsit...wir, Esry,
no.V.Susluvr] Greenpoint„ Long Island Zi I.
Dr.:Tobbes' Vonetben• lAninliesis.
A certain cure for pains and aches. and Nr..17 - -
-ted ansiarior.ttilnrother; 1:1 .up it rare . - 'ix ei
tivply relief-tail- ecantalyartra iminedi.dels ii t.Pr
it is us d. ' Motheas tuna-inner t ,—.. A, t: Sac
yourselves with a bottle withea delay
~ . .71:vab is
apdiseaee.which eitetiz two. le.-tie4frecti , ntl:s , 4n:-
tacking cheklahild in the di.d !ityar or n,-nu hu
fore a physitian ctn. be suntinrjued it ...cy i 2, p ; t .
late.- Rememberthe- Venhtienartinitrac. filer
fails. Price 25 and 50 cente a bottle til,i) -hl all
Druggist:: - 01Bob."136.Cortlaildtstreut. NO^ Y. ~ k .
js ne:dkw3wc
'2'keessoi'ent dad Best
I
Preparsitirn that can be need upon the :a ri f , r
impartin‘ to it a nattiralahade, brown , r Iveot., a
eIIICISTALDORtIriii. - Iir..A.IIA DYE.
-- rt corrects t: a bad affect - of - oth a r-ei -,.., 1 z .f
-ly F PPDed. ` performs - IA ;yr,0r... , \it wan. en _, u 4;r.
and its•presstOi h 5. hts_ph;tirver reupiA, iiu
.:. 111 iPEINElliikAiii;E Si-Cilif
....
Manufactured by J. ettit44l4o...ufr - 0:...4,4)r
liutuie. - Now=YdrltZ'Soldlifeliets*ft'an 01
ad bl , all 'Her; Drumm% .': - - c. - ..- ,
Price: $1.41 - 50 ands l i
3 per biz, o ciordir" ,i; t: , tsza
, OR744.I: I O I MtgigkkaBSERNWIVI - .
leiziitiliialteliith his D.se..as it _imparts dielut
most sothisti% theausit - bmusittdltiosK. , and .at
4 ,
vitalirg to.thdliair, - - -- -- -..-, ...:''' - r - -' ?"
• P rfostG l eisaWll4Nidlihi*.botilicaor to
site. - - - - --' • - jztr4-d?.-w in/. 2
..
~,, . . . ..
"Paerts abont Brandretr_'s Pia c... 1.
New (. 1 . , ,5,....me 1, . •
-, •-7'. , ... , ' Welteklitet 036., -- N.M.Cret..2V.ll4:T.' `'`
Mr. th'Tra EYOZ SHFLD9N. . E ditor ..Stitg ' *Pt;
• Deatiii intildlitliti tint i wit:s!;taidee4 r•
ZUNI BILANDR WU '8 PILLS. through, ther•e&a,
osandatiou tifdolura; Sagt„. of Oriite,ll, W‘,t,...,der
lancaUnty. wholria 4iltilth.`•ll3B6:AVd -, ir4.011.,11
:brthea• neetaieleiltreklefeeine`twe Ye:arra A 0 4.1
costive- anti - dye eltio;. anti liertad: if efith . UN
but was notretkieed. Iritially.le coolant: B ri.a
-death's/111 efery - ditylor a week, and a doe* el sis
Pills every ilay for Hirai di ya, aid then took :Lei
Pill e‘ ll l74ear.grithnn oteasiottal dei,,Of ail:. an
one-month he was able to go la weik. 'an rt i'..l ti' F 6,
mouths he well.ganting.4osoundrimansigi.C...
Total truly... _ •• EI)W,A.B .t' 4), i ‘o.l.'"i
• ,
. . . .. , ...1
Waggaggions Of.nret. 138.'' ' "T
Edwari - Purdy being duly sworn. Hays tits o.
4 .
-resides-in-ther town - of lia* taetlm - ..:Ba'rg M. ,
Years ago he was very dog vritfinabrecinlii ef . ,
which had been running :or over. five je.•:-..4 ' ... 11 ,
he was also much distreesedby a pait'in ais 0.•- ,
and hesideti-Yq72,000139 5, 4134..diaVentie1•?..134tH n. 17
ter trying various remedies and unm.,,r yi‘y,inii ,•
he commenced ttsingßrandreth's Pt!.t ..,. .' , l ,
".Y. 4-14 ,
three times swag*, _
_'mnd-lit the end' of ona 0' ,4 4 , e'l
thenore on bittleg nlealedaigePlit ter,,. t•wa , ,,: ,
months he was entirely oured_ofeesfive..OFS: over
pepsin and pain. and beg remain,* we..•: :, since. • --- - - '• - - ,1 . •±-111..Wd.ti) -Ph: , ti
• Sworn terlieforeme. this 18th day of oe, ISIP •
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Pittsburgh.
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CHRONIC Jg.ifsEAN;,.t.
especially those of e Lower oweLane.ivaz4liles.
Corstipittioh. Figitsas, Fiesurt, ar, V. tack
Bowel, Stricture of the B wol, Moe:4a'
she Bowel. &o. Also the various t broni4
eases of the Womb,
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vrhrre he ma i t , be gran en l cvn.Qulree• fro. 9
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an part of thavit. !rr.
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