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.f.Altrir.f,-EditOr fir e Pis_ODrietor
. . . .
CiOn._.. _ of the United
estates tor thet 6 orth District of Ohio entered-
Dectreber 2d. 2in th e suit of Charles Moran
and others no e Ohand Pennsylvania Rail
road Ciimparind °theirs. Notice is hereby giv
qp to the h Id s of tire Bonds and Coupons of.
the Ohio ard . unity vania Railroad Company ,
which were se; id by a F rot Mortgage On that
t
Part of the Oh" and Fennsylvania Railroad East
'of Massillon , . t the lidera of Bends and Cou
pcns of said ti mpany which were. scoured by a
Fins Mortgrigh in t at part of said Railroad
West of Masi on, and to the holders of First
Mortgage Bon and ICoupons 'ef - the Ohio and
Indiana and
e it Wayne and Chicago Railroad
F i l
Companies r . ' ectively , that the ..usdersigned
will pay to t parties entitled to receive the
same apon preagintatinn of the Bonds and Coupons
held by them IttiD4ol3•ol9 at thistime and place
hereinafter moistened the distributive shares ap
nliosblelo-suotßonds and Coupons of the pro
coeds of thy:rah& ef thetPittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago R!road ender . the Decree of the
said' Court ent °din said suit Jung 10th. 1861 ,
a l;t
holders of e n ,! t Bonds and Coupons ar . •hereb •
required to m 9
.applioaVon for the shares of
such proceeds tumnittby them..and in evidence
244
of the right to °ewe' the same, to present the
Bondsand Coriptns ea h eld - to the undersigned at
office the of Witt low Lanier litCoMPally in the
city i f New Yo , on . or before the Orb day of
ril 1803. ' WlliLlAltg B. OGDEN.
eli.3;3tawriivii I i Receiver;
E•l4 .
MARKET STREET
MUM or on hAt a large stock of fall and winter
•
BOOr A Din SHOES,
Combrising all itte different varieties and style
to be found.
Ladies', Miss a nd Children's Balmoral Boots
with doable amt i
onlesoles.• d •
Mans', Bays' akud Youth's Calf. Coarse and RID
Boots;- Rtkoa andlßrotans,
Mons' Long Leged W ater Proof - Cavalry Boots
of a very seperi4t quality,
Call and exathlno. his stock al hcwarrants lyis
goodato give geigral eistiafaction.
DI
0e29 i JAMES ROBB,
•
S 9 Market street.
J UST REC*IVED
o
LADIES' E. !,CONGRESS GAITERS ,
At B. inFEENoAmews.
- A
N 0.15 Fifth street.
A
spene r sil- flioKay;
. BREWE
tl i- AND( MUSTERS. -
, „p.p.. ' , maw BaatesaY.
Pittilliurgh, Se rtember 10.1382. .1 1.
1111989L11J&F OF PARTVI4B.IIIIIR.
A- , — l -Thw p en3hfp lieretofore 'existing
_be.;
tween JOS SPANCER and W. H. ;GABBARD
was dissolved (*the 20th of 'August, 1862, W.
11. GABRARDO authorised to settle. up the
business of the ofi rm at theltfice in tbe Brew
,AgaNifettßr.wilio
& 11 B 0, 11 wVol i n u te )e d ° ' ° 1 1 P;ifv_l al
ways on hand s4mporior article inte n d' to
TER, and - .BROWN. STOUT. The ;undersigned:
will b e thankful to the friends of theiate firm for
a continuance oti their patronage, and promise
to mako it their gm to giv e satiSfaction to all who;
may purchase frith them.' - - -
Mr. ROBERTATSON, of Liberty street. so,
long known to tit ' business community, will have'
the management-of our business, with tho full
control itithel ea litery: , +, -2 ' .
Address all o era SPENCER ;to: & McKAZ.,,
Phoenix Brew ~ P ittabltrlth,Pa. 1 - '-' ' P -
O TOb'EPH SPBNCHB.
; 11 JAMBS MORAY.
Wiff. B l4
.
IFABER &; CO:,
GINE BURDENS
STEA=M E
Iwo • Iroungleards,
aIINENAL MAGI NISTA AND BOILER NAKED!.
Near the Pea R, R. Passatger Depot,
• ~ 1 PIE. zr
MAliffiTFA , ALI MUMS Ole
gt B am "' 'es, Meng (rein throe to one
hundred and i
,hante power., and suited for
Grist Balr f Photydrnacee. Bacteriet:
eta
Givepnrideplar • lioniodle,oesstruction of
KaiiinkeandM • oaf f fob Wit& lei*. and for
a ir a e ifiro ta on " , d d,Vie ul h u ed sg an w d mills. inr shin=
ment at shortnae- n iched and Boilers °fine&
description. , •
Also, furnish en and Sheet Iron seM i sl4
Wrought Iron Raab g. Hangers and
every variety, os minus , the manufacture of
Woolen Machin an Machine Cards.
Our Dr if ts are w, our machinery
ed of . t he beet au ty tS materials. and warranted,
in all oases to irivA satisfaction. , ,
Orders fro porta of the country-,eoncit
ad and promptly Md. fedlliew
TILLS ,
Just" oieneo it complete sasortuutniof , .
.GENTB''.. f : } IMBUING GOODS;
'. it. metazz a Co.,
nas9 . 148 . em- city- dreet.AnAlthell7
ST FR ',.d.TB 0010 GE '
At
UNDER CAB , . OI d E FRANCISCAN 'BROTHERS'
/111118 INS u a lON, - EINIUWENI"
_E. IN LOR ' la I. C4mbriel county. Pertra34-.
vania four miles on Oresion,'Mation Station. OM''
the direot route bi ween Philadelphia and Pita
burgh. was obin Mg, :ifitik privilliteg to
led
confer the usual mate litmorts and Degrease.,
eof , t 6
Tho looatib Oollege in 'one of the moat,
healthy in Pe kania—this portion of the Alla
ghety Mountable !loin; moverhial lex itiOmre
watar.,toeiw lueflandiSengestine teeMiit- •
The BohohdditrYgiat totinneneegon the P.TBET
MONDAY Gnarl el6tit'of ATOUST.L_and- ends
about theAllth of UNE follostifet..lt li ditride I
into two,Semardt studenta oannberetaitrhome
between t he ng., All the Apra:Ogee meow
sap for land, rine, Sneineertnitptio.„-ko..
.
B b„ any the ::ft , anhon to leo
Ettudenti,il k. xi, -," .. . 1 .1 , ..
_a.,•- , r.
Inetnmicaital Vocal Made forms no extra
oharge. , Students w ill -be .admitted:ifrom eigl-3:
years to he r wnhood:- -- .r.:n. 1 • ,-.
2in 2 lnkr:Beerd .Tnit;eni reerableahaliesari
Warluarsher Ea Zileddri al .... -...ml
1 •
Classical and.:M milangugabr extra .... " 10
Students spend goation at the College. ' 15''
Refermaretean , made to the lit. Et:m.IIIEIMP;
O'ConneEttoithir T. 8. - terrioldi. EU Mae".
Loretto..and to - ' Cleraymenef the Pittsbmxit
Diocese. I
G ARDEN S E
DE,
GARDEN SEEDS
d complete stocke of
Landreth's . tiel
Crop Girton Setts,
lam stock of
elpated Garden
13eeclif
for sale by
(MOUE A. KELLY.
. • Federal street AlleghseY.
A1..1
Daises, - d
,T j
' - .':.; - 1
Just ricaiilia ' ' 4. . 0
• •
swat:
, ,
• _
sm
oAtrwriurrs.
"BUFF.
this day at
t• & 00'8.
- • No. 17 pilth etrast
B
IN WHITE
itureived by
•uu.
'ditioy Si, Proprietor.
THE DAILY POST -ADVANCED
RATES,
Oiler yetiii by - mail -
Six moaths.
Tbryd •
One
One week. delivered in thecity.„,
Single c0pie5......, .
To agents per kiindred
EW Ark3VEW I7I O3III4:V: RATES.
be following rates of advertising have a
agreed upon by the Publishers of the Pittsbur
Daily Prees, to take effect on - and after . the 10 a
day of November, 1862, on all now contracts: r
I FOR STANDING MATTER,:
PER SINGLE SQUARE, EVERY Di
Ovie 430 Twohiontni2.... $940
Tr insertions._ 100 Three months... 11 00
Tree insertions 125 Four months ' 1800
U week 200 Five months„... 11 00
Tiro weeks._ 350 Six. ;norkths, 15;00
Three week s' • ' 500 Nine months.... 20 00
One' 6 00 One year 25 00
Fott. eitivorAnts MATTER.
Which allcrwatheprivilege of a weekly change
of matter. to be inserted among new
advertisements.
{ER SINGLE SQUARE, EVERY DAT,
lixUasonths $lB 00'
TWelve months.„.. 30 00
Adminigtrgors' Notices IjS
MimiagelHotibeA k. .. . .... . .... 75
Death 4 , 104cpp. each ... OP:
athiertrsoinents ordered in for one
Month. or less time. to be cash at the time of or ,
detriwt..7 •
'IDA ILT -POST.
ion, of the Baltimore Stl7l, writing from
Washington, on Wednesday last, says:
'The Indian office has a letter from the
Dffiaware Agency, dated January 20th,
1£363, saying, that a party putrilieridg key
prity belawares and twenty-six Shawnees,
antler Ben Simon, that left Kftnuas on di,
expedition Southwest, ; has returned.—
'Mitring 'readied the Wachite river, Simon
setit spies Andliconts to the'akelici theie,
who reported twohundredlndians there -
bola for the service of the Southern Con-
fetracy.7. iin 4stirioundingzlhe- house , o
the agent, a Delaware was killed when the
Indians 'made a rush upon it, and killed
the agent Seipes,aufl . three other persona
wbia were within. ilejook possession of
the property and burned the house. The
ne4t morning : they pursued the trail of In
diabs and brought them to battle, in a
PieWrstif . tigiber,`aod killed oie hupdred of
th4n. The remainder escaped. tie lie'.
awarea, and:Shawnees then turned home
with their booty, consisting of about a
,hutidred ponies, twelve hundred dollars in
Codederate,pviney, and certain Confede
rate pepereVraptied in the flag of agen
cy.. These were a part of a treaty between
Albert Pike-and different tribes of Caman
die Indians and the communication of
Jae. Buchanan to Seipes, dated Feb. 2st,
1134;1. Mr. Johnson, the Indian agent at
Kansas, oOmmends the Indian party for
loyalty,-hardihood and courage in their
expedition of five hundred mileF, in which
they bad to provide their own forage, pro
visibns and transportation.
~.The treaty of Pike with these bands of
tainanches is an elaborate production.—
It provides for their settlement upon re
sertes, and for all the ,matters and things
usuhllflecitecr in treaties, between out
government and wild Indians, when it is
proposed &c. .One treaty pro-
Vision is for -the rendition of escaped
slaves.'
. . .. •
'The preseut-straits of the government
opetste..upon members of Congress as they
have upon Gfeeley to favor some sort of
peace with the South.
_This feeling is
strengthened by the Senate resolution call
f
ing or the views of this government as
con eyed bylf: Mercier to. the Confeder-
Ute uthorities r also, by the French gov
erninent for-settling the-;.difficulties be
lifein the North and the South. If there
pis °spent of peace: then the party in
is l er will not abandon that tremendous
e ent of strength in fielities, the State
ban . But if the civil war is to be con
tinued, then the government finances must
he strengthened in every possible way.
The fact that blacks for soldiers are not
forthcoming under the proclamation, as
welt as the dislike felt towards them by
white soldiers, induces the sa t lvaent in
the official .paper that blacklifore to be
only employed in the unhealthy regions of
the Sobth.
.--
J. lin_Colangss, who has been nominated
for 'enitor in California, was a Douglas
De ocrat, and it is thought by those here
who.haVe sußerio'r means of judging, that
outrse inltie Senate will'he similar to
ntiitlof IficDongal and Nesmith.
Fliel,Caneulned by the Army.
Ir order,' to ..eonttey some idea of the
atsoanteof 1;411 eolistmied by the Army of
the rotoma mace it has been located• op-
Soei Fredericksburg, it is stated that, the
cam and has, at intervals, oceniied smne•
thin: fike thirty-two square miles, at least
Give y-foutcof which was, when it came
ther:, covefid with dense woods,'-mostly
atik nd cedar :'Where this forest stood
is nowlitinklat but one vast, field, coy
ith stumps.
,--:--,---, _ -
1 PEAIf - %:-..1 - ,s - -.. ~,,, A GENZ Y.
OVIATTIO4.II, EfROPILILIt
. • ~, t, Water street, Pitlebtuith; Pa.,-
XAI4
aced to fins out or send; back passengers
rto a ny . pill of the old eornitry. either by
r..
or nmtokets.
1: T DRS.
FoR SALEAayable la 'en.Y
.
'• tEuro for the e Indlinolliand Cincinnati Rad
I -
Also, Agent for th e old Black. Star Line of
Packets. and for the lines of Stearnert mil
-1 eon New York, LiverpOol. Glasgow and
fell
tun
f ir
to pre
-from
••Bla
part o
' be
Gslw •
Aria'
1.61
'NYGNED AND roit NALEFDDM
, re and to arrive
o raelp White mid Yellow Oore,
and in irunniee, Enviti o kof
• OffiealBs Liberte4ttreet.
.
. : IIrKTRACTED 0,17-T.
. s by the nee otait ePpnratme wberebr
• or galvlmiti batters te art teed. Medi
emenfand flieirfentiliee have. *edit-teeth
by my proem& and rare readree tad!?
Wetly andvainleameas ofthe operation.
,er hsie beset said by. pertain interested in
timoontrary.havuurno knowledge of my
TERICIAL TEETH inserted in every
d demi as low. as will worzoot the
tarts' b all eabeit
ODDRY. Dentist.
184 Smithfield street .
aoltlv l -1;
BE~LtH6i ALL'HINM OP
ts, Shoes, Brogans and Gums,
d tra although Fvtocls,.ltv,e*draaumd
-,Valrand .i einomt steels he
nee 'sea Mere ere atAranee. Cold
• haute supplied !titteriwih os rilt.
pimp Cash Store, 98 Market Watt.
Mdo r from Fifth - . - jaati
' I N f ir LECI, R. COCHRAN.
Amp COUNEGILLOit AT LAW.
mpoaltii Cathedral
gßat:,l.. AGENT.
•
Offia No. 69 - Grant street, nev' the Court
House. PittsburallY
L BRRlMEllillti * - .XAMIISTED TO
'care ihoeire prompt attention. Col
leetrapade and the money promptly remitted..
=EI
_ .
WALL -PAPER—A FELL - ASSORT.
VIV.t-mtiireanstantly on hand ,ana for-sale at
at_tha kola stead. W.Paleaßix el 1.,
feb7 No. 87 Wood dross.
From ,Washftigton.
SELECT TALE.
ROGUE'S LIFE,
WHITTEN BY HIMSELF
reont jotted from Yeltertin3'.]
, Oar line of defense was, or course,
that the compound had been imPiiiperly
used. For the rest we relied Jtitheven
placed-cOnfidence on the Want of evilivence
Itinst us. Mr. Pickup wisely closed
1 '
thop-forarsvhile add went off to the
cdutinent to ransack the foreign
.galleries.
I received my five and twenty pounds. rub-.
bed out the beginning of my second Rem
briant, closed the back-door of the work ,
shop behind me, and there ;was another
scene ,ok my life at an ,end, IN° zinatter !
I eotthrstill pace the-pavement with limn:
eyl in my pocket, and was justas ready ,as
eder to begin the world again. for the fifth
time., - .
t -- -y first visit of ceremony aid gratitude
c ;bined was tollie.Studio f,my well
f m
le t artist-friend, whom I•hav already pre
se tad to thereader underthesympathetic
a eof "Dick." He greetail me with a
le ter in-his hand. It was addressed to
me—it had been left at the studio a few
MaYs since.; and (marvel of all ,marvels!)
th; handwriting was Mr. Batterbury's.—
H d - this philanthrophic man not done be
friending me even yet ? Were there any
• . ~
present or prospective advantages to be
got by him still? Read hisletter.and then
judge : ,
"Sir.—Although you ha . Ve f i orfeited, by
ydur ungentlemanly conduct towards my
self, and your heartlessly mischievious
reCeption of my dear Wife; - all claim, upon
the forbearance 'or the MOM: forbearing of
yolir relatives, I am disposed, ! from mo
tives of regard for the tranquility of. Mrs
Batterbury's family, and of sheer good
nature so far as I am myself concerned,
to afford you one more chance of retriv
ing your pdsition bileading a respectable
life. The situation lam enabled to offer
,ypit is that of Secretary to a new Literary
and Scientifie Institution, about to be
opened in the town of Duskyffale, near
which neighborhood I possess, as you
must be aware, some landed property.—
The office has been pled at my disposal
as Vice-President of the new Intitution.
The salary is fifty pounds, a year, with
apartments on the attic floor of the build
ing. The dutie.s are various, and will
,be
explained, to you byahe. local-committee,
ir you choose to present yourself to them
with the enclosed letter of introduction
After the unscrupulous manner in which
yo g have imposed on my liberality by de
ceibing me into giving you fifty pounds for
an audacious caricature of myself, which
it is impossible -to hang up id any room in
myhouse, I think this instance of my for
giving disposition still to befriend you,
after all that has happened, ought to ap
peal to any better feelings that you still
have left, and revive the long dormant
emotions of repentance and selfireproach,
when you think of your humble servant,
DANIEL. BATTER/IVRY.
Bless me! What a long-winded style.
and what a fuss about fifty pounds a year
and a bed in an atec ! These were natur
ally. the first emotions which Mr. Batter ;
bury's lettefil l pidilittedin:ine. :That was
his real motive for writing it? i hope no
bo•ivill do meat) great an injustice as to
'Bll ose•I hesitated a moment ahout find
ing:that out.' of.coi . arge, I started off di
it
rectly to inquire after the health of Lady
Malkinshaw. I
.._
' "Much better, sir," answered my grand
mother's venerable butler, wiping his lips
carefully before he spoke; "her l'adyship's
health has improved much since her acci•
dent."
"Accident!" I exclaimed. "What, an
other ? Lately ? Stairs again?" •
" I lslo, sir, the drawing-room window this
time," answered thetlintler, ' with semi
tipsgravity. `!.ger.ladpiliip's sight hav
ing keen defective'of late years. occasions
herßorne difficulty in calculating distances.
Three days ago her ladyship went to look
out of a window, and, miscalculating the
t.
dts nce—" Heinjheliatletii'wlili a ,fine
dra,
atic feeling for a story, stopped just
it
bef e the climax of the narrative, and
100 ed me in the face with en expression
of t e deeyest syrippathy.
"And miscalculating the disttince r I
repeated, impatiently.
"Put her head throughn pane ofglassi"
the butler in a soft voice, suited to the
ietic.nature_ of the communieation.—
"BY great good fortune her, ladyship had
bee dressed for tlib.'dakiandllts)d got - her
turb n on. This saved her ladyship's
hea , But her ladyship's neck, ilk, had a
ve • natiew escape. A bit of broken
bee dressed
wounded it withitra•half an - inch - of
the arotty artery," (meaning, probably,
leer id), " I hetrd the medical gentleman
say, nd shall never forget•it to my dying
day,.that • her ladyship's -life find been
saved by a 4aies breadth. -Agit I was, the
bloo I lost (the medical gentleipan said
-that, too, sir) was ticcidentall of the
grea est possible benefit being;tip plectic,
in:the wey of cleaning out the system.—
Her ladyship's appetite hasbedn bnoroved•
ever since —the carriage is out airing, of
hit.lt this very moment—likewise.;:-She
take the footman'a arm and the 4hamber:
mai. 6 up , and down stairs now, which she
neve would hear of before this last acci
dent. 'I feel ten years younger; (those
di .
.__ -
- 1--
her ladyship's own Words tome, this
Ray,) 'I feelten years younger, Vo
since I broke the drawing•room win
! And, sir, her ladyship looks 'like
were
very
kine,
doubt. ,Here was the key, to Mr.
bury's letter of forgiveness. His
e of receiving the legacy lociked now
r off than ever ; he could not feel
'one confidericd 'as his Wife
• of Jiving down any amount of star
and adversity Tniiithizi — i — vas, there
mite ready to take the 'fir4 oppor
iit Rrcynoting myymiousgersonal
No'
Batt
chan
farth:
the s •
powe
vatio
fore,
Wait;
•e , and nectirity; Of whichh I , ti could
• imself, withputapeading aj farthing,
ney. I saw it clearly and admired
reditary toughness of the 'Malkin:
family more gratefully than ever.—
Bimni(' I do? Go to tonikydale?
•ot ? I had no, particular engage-•
;'I was rendy,for_a:'chanke; and I
s to see what sort of thing is, Liter
d Scientific Institution might he., I
ly to,pack np,my traps, write a let
contrition and civility to Mr. Bat
, and then---hey Tor Ditskydale !
tto my new destination the next day,
ted my credentials. gave nmelf. 70e
viiinfage of high connections, ,
received with enthusiasm and
tion., I found the new. Institution
,interval and schism, even before
pened tortheipublic, Two-factiousled it a graie faction and a gay fac-
Two questions:agitate:l ,i 4, the first
4,
`rettirri g to the propriety of celebi Ming
pm op tang season by a public ball,, and
the - se and totheexpediency of admitting
novels 1 into the library, The elm Puri
tan intbrest . of the whole neighborhood
was, of conise, oti the grave side, against
both dancing and novels, as proposed by
local loose thinkeri and latitudinarians of I
every deucte, I was officially introduced
to the debate at the height of the squab
ble,.and, seeing that everybody !spoke, I
got on my lege along with the rest, and
made aslashingspeech On the loOse-think:
rug si4e. • I was followed - by the leader of
FRIDAY' MORNING, FEBRAUARYAM 1868:
the grim faction—au unlicked ciliate of
the largest dimensions. "If 'there
were, so to speak, no other reason against
dancing," said my . reverend opponent,
"Were is one unanswerable objection to
it Gentlemen I John the` Baptist lost his
head through dancing I"
Every man of the grim faction ham
mered on the table, as that formidable ar-'
gnment was produced, and the curate sat
dean in triumph. I jumped up to reply,
amid the counter-cheering of the loose
thiiiitersi but before I could say a word,
the President of the Institution and the
rector of the pariah ,came into the room.
They.were both men of authority,, men of
sense; and fathers of charming dauehters,
and they turned the kale. till the right side
6 in less than no time.' The question relat
ing to the admission of novels was post
poned, and the question of dancing or no
dancing was put to vote on tue spot. The
President, the Rector and myself, the
thfree handsomest and highest bred gen
tmn in the assemblyv led the way on the
lil eral side, waggishly darning all gallant
ii , , tlemen present to —beware of disap
pointingthe. young Ihdies. This decided
thiamaverers, and the wavers decided the
minority. My first. business, as Seretary,
was the drawing Out , of a model card of
admission to the ball. 'My next occupa
tion was to Idok at the rooms provided for
me. The , Duskydayle Institution occu•
piid a badly-repaired , ten-roomed house,
with a great flimsy saloon built at one side
of tit, smelling of paint and damp plaster,
and called the Lecture Theatre. It was the
' chilliest, ugliest, emptiest, gloomiest place
I ever entered in my life ; the idea of do
ing anything hut sitting dowli and crying
in it seetnedtto me - quite preposterous; but
the committee took a different view of the
matter, and praised the Lecture Theatre
as Is perfect ball room. The Secretary's
apartments were two garrets, asserting
themselves in the most barefaced manner,
without an attempt at disguise. If I had
intended to do more than earn my first
quarter's salary, I should have complain
ed: But as Iliad-not the slighest Inten
tion of remaining at Duskydale, I could
afford to establish e reputation for ami
ability by saying nothing. "Have you
seen Mr. Softly, the new Secretary? A
most distinguished person, and quite an
acquisition to our neighborhood." Snob
was the popular opinion of me among the
yming ladies and the liberal inhabitants.
"Have you seems Mr. Softly,'the new Sec
retary? A worldly, vain-glorious young
man. The last person in England to pro
mote the interests of our new institution."
Such was the counter-estimate 61 me
among the Puritan population. I report
both opinionsquite disinterestedly. There
is generally something to basaid on either
side of every question • and, as for me,
I can always holiThip the Beale impartial
ly, even when my own character is the
substance weighing in them. Readers o
ancient history need not he reminded, al
this time of day, that there may be Rom
an •virtue even in willogue.
[To be Continued:]
PI A.Nck ;DEALERS.
" d r; NABE'S PIANOS—JILMT RECEIV
WS!. ed—Two 7 act. Squire Grand Carved Plan
es...finhhed back end-front and carved legs. One
7 net, Square Grandq!lain Case Piano. finished
bards aad front and eann&iegin Also onebeart
tifulFull Grand Plano. . !The abeve Pianoa have
themeaffearebleitell to lates - alnable
proerad Ale*. Vre, and, ootave Plain.
Pinner' are ex_peeted Sweet: • • •
MARL° ITE BLUME. Mole Ag't
lanls 48 Filth Street
Wl7
EBESTING TO CITY AND
COUNTRY DEALERS,
MILLINERS AND PEDDLERS
During this month, (January) we will close oat
our en tire stook of the following seasonable goods
Reduced Prices.
TO. DARE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS
Dealers will find our assortment of these sixths
well Suited to their trade, both prihe and vaii
ety. the prices of many articles being lower than
they can to day be bought in the New York or
Philadelphia markets.
Gertnanto.n. B,,ston it ßilAed. and Knit Woolen
osier
Clideem, •Gannt'etp, Boole any wool. Ghsveg.and
Woohie Undershirts and Drawers, Wool Hoods,
Comforts ~carte, &c.
. . .
Also. of Trimmings, Fancy Gouda; Buttons,
Threads; Braids an" Notions, our stock is not
surmised in cheapness by any in the city
e; sink special notice in our stock of HOOP
SEE MTN, as we have facilities for supplying the
best and most re:iable make at very low rates.
MACRUM 8E Gra DE.
N0.7'8 Market Street.
Between Fourth and the Diamond.
441rILIE PUMP"—ATTENTION OIL
MEN —The Exeeleior Pump for
RIDING CRUDE AND REDIERVOILF,
W ttar. Jcc.: has no superior as a Pump for
HAND AND POWER USE,
is v►ry simple in corottimotioA: hag ng val I,es Or
cogs th get out of onion reggires bit kktllippwer
to drite it, avid will discharge fe.m
20 to 1,000 Galls. per rdiniite
atd will force any distance required; will take
suction from
• , -
2(‘? TO 25 FEET VERTIeALLI
through almost any length. pf Horisontal.pipe.
This, pump is now in use le several'oll'relln
arias in this vicinity and has given unbounded
satisfaction in all oases.
PRICE TWO-THIRDS LESS
than any steam or hand Pump of same capacity,
Call and see one in operation at the Agency for
this district DAVIS & PHILLIPS.
100.110 Water and 104 First streets.
jan3liilmd Pittsburgh.
11i4ECIrORY .THE HO' ALS.
--i The United St. tes sanitary Commission
have established an office of information in regard
to patitnits in the General ,Elopitela of the Army
pf the We , t. By a reference te , badkr. which are
corrected daily,. an answer can, under ordinal 7
drcumstances, be given by return mail to the fol
lowingiquestions : •
lat. (giving name anti regiment)At
present in 'env Bogpl al of the arMYet the W ettl
. 2d. If so what is his proper address ?
• 3d.What is the name of the Burgeon or Chaplin
of the hospi al?
4th. If not in hospital at present, has he cent
y in hospital ?
sth. It so, did he die in hospital, and st what
date?
6th. If reoentlydisohargedifroni hospital, was
he discharged fruit service? • -
7th. If not, what were his orders on leaving ?
The Commission will also furnish more specific
information•as to the condition of any patient in
the Bap eral HollPitals, within as short a space of
titie.pdssible era request to`do so fromtny - of
its corresponding societies,
The office of the Directory will be open daily
from 8 o'clock a, m., to o'clock p. m. and ac
cessible in urnra. 0118031 St any hour of the night.
JOHN S. NEwNEBNY, N. H.,
Secretary for the Western Dtmartmentil. S.
Sanitary_ Commission, No. 43 9 wain.ut , St., Lou
isville,Kentucky. ranl4:3End.
0,50 WEBSTER'S 15,50
UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY,
re it yj e olg y ee, complete, yialpielEditatt o rzo
j an 7 81 Wood street.
"ORISEPOWERN AND THRESHES
powers. fodder cattisrs, Coin shapers
hay kifiyea, are., for sale by
BECKHAM 4 LONG.
fehiLdaw
127 Libartar_sireet.
FitocE or BOOTS AND SHOES
Twelve' at Meelellalid's Anotion. 55
Fifth sweet.
001111101 AL INIORNATiON.
Arbitration Committee of the Board
of Trade for Bov. and Bee.
Wm. MARBINN, V. P. JAB. L BENNETT
JNO. 8. DILWORTD. Wm.fircORBERY.
DAVID MoL. DLESS.
lipivemeiate of Eitropeau_Steamerv.
• •
• iaoit inntOra:
voutWai ow York - Jan 28
I Liverptiol...liow lc rk Jan 18
Ake° 8ax0p,,,..1Averp001....F0 tland.. Jan 29
Asia........eLivarpool...New York Jan 31
yTashingiiin..:.:Liverpt)ol...New York...,..Feb 4
Prince Nair York...-. Fob 5
Canada Livernool.-Boaton ...Feb 7
China. .Livarpooi...New Y0rk..... Feb
=29
A getralasian....Neir York -Liverpool ... - Feb 11
Ocean Queen:..-New York -Arjoinwall ; Feb 11
Coletnibic.:ti. .. :For York Hatani, & N 0 Feb 124
Menchestor.,...New York ..Livarpog...... Feb 14
Hansa New York -Bremen Feb 14'
'rola! Cain New York - Havana, ''Feb 14
B q bemian J.- .orlon -Liverpool; ..... Feb 19
B pin "-.110et0n..."-Liverpool ..-0 Feb 18
T an New York -Kingston. Ja.- Feb 20
A glo
t o
Baxon...Portland...Liverpool.:......„ Feb 21,
IC a , New Ycrk .-Liverpool Feb 21
Bavaria New York•-tfachbarg .. ... - Feb 21
Ae.ek . Mew York-. 1 iverpoor .-... Feb 1
Pa3if10.....„-......New York -Havana.„,. Feb 26
FobkierNew Yo‘k Shlngbia Jed... Fee
Br tish Queen!-"Piew York-Haftins;Lo...._Mar 2
Calieda—.....l-11ostexi Lprarpoob..--Mar 4
Ch i ta& ' ...New York -101rerpool "...Mar 11
America ' New York - lireptomn. • ' liar 14
JOEY MARKET.
(CORRECTED bili4 ?OR THE MORNING POFIT )
The following are.the buying end selling rates
or Gold, Silver, &o.:
tver
emand
•
Eastern Ex.eliange
New York
altimore ,
Ahilsuielokia
Boston:
Western Exchange.
CtinehmatL .....
Cleveland "
St. L 011111.....
ALLEGHENY LIVE STOCKMARKET
ALLEGHENY CITY. Febivary 14. 1863.
The weather for the pastlWO, days has been
tor-ible, rendering the various yard§ in . a terrible
coralition., The receipts since our last dhows a
larqo increase. So far as: cattle is effncernestitmay
be easy accounted for as
.the rates in.lsgiv Xotit
were considerably lower.'Ptices.for Bullocks hay
ing tlecliried $6 per head: this soon put a Stop to
the !oily 'times the New York drovers have been
enjoying for some time. The rates here fur
good Cattle have advanced over last week.
Hogs—The . demand was active and prices fur
ther advanced: the lowest rates were 514 c, while
the highest reached 5:V,c; this is the top rates o
the Season. • „
filottleThe supply was large and prices were
higher: the lowest being 2c: the highest 43 , i'e.
Shieeio ffrm at a large advance: prices ranging
from $5 to $6 VP Cwt.
The receipts at the Morgan Rouse Yard were:
Last week This week
I,:rm 1.537
1,1155 2,400
SOO
103
. -.•
Mules Nl
Vittle—There were a number of cattle .that
was sold on prii•ate terms and in many instances
we (saltld not obtain the exact figures. J. Adams
sold ~.V0 head at figures ranging from 3c. to 4e.
they. were a medium lots, other parcels sold at
the range of 243@40-134e. per 7D..0n1y a limited
number weer:lt'll - en East. - '• --'
. . .
Siairs---Was very .fires. ash-heiseedfdemand.
.Butchers purchased freely at the' advance. The
range of prices were54.50@3.00@5,50--.among the
Wel J. Kirby sold 13 Ht 0.head at $-1,50@0.00 per cwt .
~
co lit y. s a e94l; , ere =. at the ranges ire have men
tioned.
Sheep—Further adfanced with an active de
mend. A. li. Swayze sold 160 head at $5.70@56.00
per cwt; this was the average rate;
lew York Cattle Market.
Tribune'Cßeport—Ball's Head
Drovers are notjollY this Week. The beef-cat
tle market closed Yestgrday upon a receipt of
nearly 1,000 bullocks during the week, at an aver
age of , Via head less than it closed last Tuesday.
.IWI particulars are given in the weekly report of
the market.
Beef Cattle.
Number reported for this market at Forty
finirth street, 4,300
The prices to-day are quoted LW follows:
First quality 93040 j Ordinary sy.AB
Medium S @ 9
Some extra good Beeves may be quoted at 1.034:e•
@1134c.
The general average ofthe market at 3Y i e.
The most of the sales range from Bc.®loc.
Prices per head and per pound.. of different
weights, will be found in the aecount of the sales
of sundry drives.
Total number of Beeves received in the city
his week, 5A6.
This is 1, :t46 head more thao fast week, and
1,463 bead more than the average of last year.—
The average number at each )Vednesday market
last year-wail 4.os2'head, While the number to-day
being 4 300, shows 248 head more than the average,
and 721 head more than this day week.
The. Sheep Market., .
Receipts this week, 4,f.k.34. .
The sheep market oPened on Monday morning
with a good stock in Sixth: street, and With the
craziest est of buyers that wg have seen this Win
ter, and although salesmen contended that ;hey
made hwadvance of tittes, lietetird the 'highest 1 1
prices named that we have ever heard in thin city
-for instance, slla head for Sheep that would'
not weigh 130 lb each; $0.50 a heal) for Sheep that
would hardly average Wall, alui- for the very
roughest sort7nothingleas than 70730. 'fib, jive.
weight. 'These' rates are' att'iPringl6 - ' the wild'
speculation in Noel, which has got pelts up to V.
$4,115 each. It certainly is not because Mut
ton is high, for that sells regularly at lower prices
per pound than live,sheeP..
Several of the' large wholesale butchers thiS ,
Vreek have not been contented to await the regu'-
ar ariival of droves, but have visited Alharmand
Philadelphia to buy stock and.we suppose that
nearly 1,000 head will' o direct tb the slaughter
houses without beingincluded in our teoeipts gat
the market prices.
We teiterate the opinion that it s issafer, far, far,
mers to sell"their glikk - iif - Present - rates, rarhs
than hold till after sheariug.lf the..prke ht
up sothat it Willa snore priifitabhuto ;Mini 4 .
sell wadi/lid 4801180 Yseparattsi it WM , disiiptko
some very shrewd men. The prices to-day are t
same a.syesterday, but there is less excitement
-the market than we nidieed yesterday.
The Hog Market.
Receipts thiasreak, 121t271-. I I .' '
QUOIATIONS—SS,SO4§SS,B7V cwt. live weight
for corn-fed flogs, apd44,7 for distillery fed. ,
are are th qnbtittifine given by enry D. ()rant, - Su- .
perint ndent of the market. Owing to the de
crease n receipts- of nearly 10,000 less than the
previo week. Hogs are selling quick at the
above notations... Reports froin.the 'West confirm
the opinion that the future receipts of lings must
hlighter than-last year and shiPpercalticipate
ither; prices. They wilt please near in mind,
that up to the 10th of Featmry '
:paokere have
stored no ice, which may seriously affect the Hog
market.
Geo. W. Dorman gives the following as the price
of Holm this week:
• ••• f i Live - ? Weight.• Dead Weight,
First quality eornled,,llatge Sake i • ''-. ' ' '
5,-gc. @57-%c. 6Xcig6J4c,
Sqcond quality, small sizes, frt and
prime, for market, butchva
I. 5 11 4c.'ff95i4e- llYze. ©O-ic•
Large size still-fed, fat
se.a
Second.quality still-fed
• 4-
NOw York Bank Statement.
ionipiirate spitement oft he
condition oft he :iiintlie cif Yoik city '
Feb. 7. Jan, 31. Dec,
,Loans $179,716,036.5179,823,501 $107,465
Specie ; 38,283,846, . 38,894,840. -
111,494
Circulfdion ..... 8.780,154 8,906,110
Depot 166,702,352 169,951,376 3,249,024
F 1:51113. " 11".
We &rebut in melptof a large assortment of
fine imported MOMIMN GLASS LAMPS
cut and guilt of beautiful patterns. a useful and
ornamental - •
FicOldwy Gifts. '
Alen tan:to& of rnat redmlll_Pkinat .
B=MisHE•
deo26 Y.. . 164 Wood street. near 6th., ,
Cll. 011 11,--200 BARBELS - FAMILY,
II: Flour Just received and tor sale by
1416 Arnim
corner Market and 4111. Ith:watki,
LIBU-75 BELO &NW HALF -- s7llB
F
Ksekttral, Noe 2 and J. for sale by
..rearner,blarkiftioad'Austitreet.'4:
i rsAx ‘ p AMO - BOWlElFairm c POE
V e aaleby N k TIULEy.
Ikeirood stmt.
no
B.'2i. KIER &
, MANOILIOPURIRAI OP
Pure No. 1 lb'airtion" - 4:311;
'A
D
33 m•rir'z'cr r;
Office on LIBERTY, FRERI: opioettei
Penn'a &It. Depot.
W. 41.1 oil warranted. • an.33:174
-ttMa7l.O l 7A, 04. 'WO Altai
MILLER 4& CO.;
WORKS AT FUARPSBD . srAtt.,l„N.;
L&GR NY VAUL]EY RAILROAD,
Air Office aid Wai•eliOnce
awititti e strxrr rwrilgulaztin:
itanufactuies ofilitins and 'Lubri zatat
parboil MU and .13,onzole. •
„ •
~rED
NON EXpLOBIVE , OM. wttar
032419
ittrop he l m o n
THE AHDESC,O OIL 'COME 4 Nl' • -
*ANturAcrlsi 4crit;lll4li V.E ,Fog
sale a anperipr article* 1 ,
'Refilled Ardfeseo Oil, •
NON - S.TII.OBITC. Also,
; PURE BENZOL'E.
warehouse. 27 IRWIN STREET
PITISBUROR, PENNA!
u t Oil Work
IDITHCAN, DUNLAP lb' CO.,
Iffanpaotgrero of ,
PUBS WRIT ) REPINNb
bu
nc ffi h. Pa.oo,_ O. 2191 LLIIRE.I ^ Y STILENT,,Pitts.
, sava,emd
Buying Selling
... 50 00
... 40 00
00
par V
Per • Pi
par
par 4
Dar • r
Par
par
Dar d
I e Philosophic 13111 4 *ii..
ArnErt.m many 4 . 3 , 14i4
Philosophio Burner fopearpOo Oil is non'
EtZonll3"BB(tre many- Ovanhciles over the
arn
14 It makma large 4e 314t11 lish4oroi patted
combhstion. •
2 It will bun faiyquantity of oil 'slaws let*:
8; It can be used with a humor short OhituneP.;
4: It can bo used as'a taper nightrlamP..- -
5 It can alwaysbe andel° burn oeonondeally,
64 It is more easily wick oS than any other
bufasa . •
. . .
T: It can be trimmed and' lighted Without rot,
meting the cone.
8.: , -It throws all the white light above the cone.
9. The chimney can be . removed.= Anointed
without teaching the glass. .
am burners are the common No. Slag and
can be puten any lama, now in nue- Evan/ Per'
son Carbon Oil should have,.a. Philosophic
it er. Moo 23 cents . ; _Per dozen 82. Sold a ,
NNW.' FOURTH street. Pittsburgh. '
le.S5-Isetw
: Lens
P. MATDEN.
WILLIA.M
WHOLESALE GRO C
NOB. 18 AND 20 WOOD BTREEtr:
TATAILLIOYI CARR 'CO:
WROLESALE GROCERS.,
And Importers of
WEIMS, BRANDI* ORM,
ALSO. •
- - Distillers au& Dealers-in- • -
ITNE OLD MONONGAHELA. RYE WHISKY
527 Liberty Street,
sopai Pli - Arisßurva_si, PA.
BUNTTR
WM. M. SMITH & CO,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
NOS. 112 SECOND ANL! 147 FIRST SPEEit ,
44/3 PITTIBB. Aro •
JAMES A. FETZEIt,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Flour, Grath, Bacon, Lard, Batter s
Dried Fruit and _Produce
Corner Market and First 14treeta,
PITTSBURGH; PA.
WIPER TO--Pianeis G. Batley. _Pert., WlMani
Diltrorth, Sr., S. Cuthbert dc Son. Pittsburgh.
Boyd; & Ott, Hotelier & Swenringen, S., Brady,
Cash. M. & M. Barth, Liet Itowall,_Mangle &
George W. Anderson. Hanlon. • Paaron &
Wheeling. • ~ my2B:2ptrtie
LAKE SUPERIOR °OTTER MINES
•-•,11-1111)•••• ,
NBIELTING WOR. Ks.
VALIUM. RP Clill-3./41‘" de
Manufacturer?
Sheath. Brasiers' and Bolt • Copber, l'reaseat Cep'
per Bottoms. Rinsed StiliTtottome.SPOß•r
Solder, AO.- Also importers and
-]!alert in - Metals.
Plate, Sheet ons •
Fire. 4te. •
Wit Oonskintly on hand. Tin teen's Machine,
;ad Teel& !Warehouse. No. 149 FIRST-ind Min
ECOND STREETS. Pittsburgh. Penn/.
• Sir Siowial orders of Copper nut tolext , desired
PikVeY l3 - . f0.143:d.tw
J.„H. CAKDAY. .
Notel9tQoh, . Drab, .Bpz!iti and "tor.*
Nage, *eal Entatn andNer•
- -
al I . obamilete Ifrok or.
O77lgE L ___ioOM No. 12 BIIRKB'S BUILDING.
BOutETH BTABET. Pittabuxin. Pa.
Prilt a inn. prop eity and , Other Real Estate
amount of $100.00) for Hie low*
A IVEW ANDIDESIRABLE LOT OF
WlllqEit CLOAKS, SHAWLS
MERINOS and DRESS GOODS,
Baarea:wintry` "Plannelz,
&e. (41634 e
5 3•'4'e t etsVe
Plain Gray and Twilled Flannels,
Blankets, dro. All will be sold cheap for cash at
I H. - J. LYN C H 5,
No. 9 . 6 Market ducat,
TO : = LIMBS AND cONTBACTOr4
We nip now mannfoct wing o'ntterior tritiole of
w hicho are preparedlo delivem fr COAL'
i
Best nnkity.of Z7am..U.7 Con ay: op
ma
hand asnnuu. -
TOW'
eg4MVANE
ERANDY,
109 cages of each in ator Mll: imeift6
8 Illiscot
CIF"LLIHGIB FOR: ItENT—EApT
mrs on $350; 247 Vbirill`striseti 200; 23
' EstrYTE e___,et
_200: 31 Ross street 22r ; 2.0 Rebee
'CAL-15treS 40 0: 77 Chatham ntreet,--108f 7671121
stree-._ S 78 Ti n t ereet, 200:._45-Logan street.
••225:- 25 s . street:l7 o . 72 . Weeond street. 325;
Water . .. 350; 25 Ferry street, 200; °theta
-12/ Y an T r a
tion.- A DI .10 , .
i cuillitEEt $0204
Real Estate and General A:taiga.
WINDOW CIIPTi 4 , ..43
feb7
VI - PER—Balla and Common frimar kzu
W. P.
Vol: %% X`
PRAillia IN dabs,
GROCERY DEALE RS.
URTS BIJ ILO
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ib Modes . t o I all de,
and,
,ate,peat, s - and
diso* self"-
eads, ..vo -...
ns ad:Wadi( DI7 ' . ,
3orinthsvf botlinti . I it., ....,- ? . .1 . - .4.1 i . -- . it
gtalhidat'airWed IPAlltigria'r
,tt lit inprant and felselygiodint arei,dra_adjially
shoo and'thUlC it" a yregif shi very immoral ,
af j o: otatacnination. and weerraption wastes 't . .4
Iciv_wprombrins' • doilit! awl disailattri4,l7l43l,
1”0.... Irgolianfitoutdzbe ovitteiflitikotagr ,
1 §WIPP Vi op t th a t
iou ti l 4 h ( Th i d ei t 1 - a tr: a - lit ~ . . 1r rik .4 - . 7 .
tide quilihtbkistit tez•them smear, tinplittskselft 1
moot. a nd proatunDeriOnaainave bone spa ..,.
{.ratse¢ in..isnoranca, sppar iunAnroc t ne.mac_ ii /
1 3 v tars ' igiti ' tril yg - .4day. .itiftitili 4 r - _.
gopen. It
Is to pii he how _ ,ever at narnerora
ill Ng 0401 4 1114lharit .
oi.. ,- dagyliteo_ end iv. * leads
ti.andwilWisatedondi p re ys maitiVan
.9.. been Mt o l9iLto,health., .viyot briDIL,„ , 1
1 Arinitur.
_ - Daides man* , Oft and Idtar"-
r igi
1 m 1 : 1 40 6101 414 1 144_Piae1e been Welt Melt
.teahlr. anvi. ..isfy mortleciatfon,-. ko. tiperWkatin7 , :
bettor neeturgalaronatedons.iikebonttiletebfenitiP -•,'
In la very piece oftime by tusaserremedias. 4
w aye ly-bis wwW:Thas*enoWcridtends
,
' thomwromititreatnien helms abandon.'
- 'hand anbeiltubsd ea"k. I K4 th e irtl i-Tegl "l ZTllWOU 'A 7fillig 4ll ::':
E l
are treatetwith matted summ us - Wirn i ttit ~-
caw'Uri* iyeam •-(V) expetistke- &their tv , ..''' '
in nt in hon e of bolt the , OlifiWolxidandln.-„ t 1
th United 8 ten lint& hiM'bbilty all with! a, ..
trial. h th and lirtese;Willielpsiniblia
m nfetili=73=zt.wat.,:niratirm—
c —stand- sit,il ittextiwitr-F.O -i
w "oh'go y atm_
4 1 / 4 . a ap _ es._ van 1
o ,be relieyed,,Awoyi
~aey- isumdAn u in: , i.,
e " Pa ll partimilars can' hadof my treatment... '
now_wfthalifedkatiAdvidwraVhielr' 4
h Mak/ma teVi tliticispy4Y DaviartAbe.,4ll-...,1 ..
eg de 'of ''fcriY yeNrs ertorienoi - Sind ' _
r. 11111; bee- superior skiW ~, 1:,
e 4 treatment l na i delefiee3.4lld who Is
, 4
, winsulted Iv ti e r aeon 1, gerwentaredm' - *
xtt dal )4 repeotable Okla erie• Paler od erep ui lr 1
r .rof -h o telt, tin. '"Oillee - eft ''' 1
s -, near Diamond street.
..toklfliwoomasitpl- , ;:i
, ons from all pints Of the' Union strictlYvti-,
1 te . to.,; Ufw- n4. 4, •, , 4-' ~ -.:•41 - - •
- 1 303 i 80:0,L3 i
• ~1711-` ' , A , ''... • -- Pitednirth PoisMi, !-- -.-
. 3 ' ttittliFlCALArkSt. - ' .'
1 TIIINIZ ITELTI NOTIUORII ,I TIFTAIIf• -..'
-II- ' iustice fors perfon that hmt been .sorely af , , -, --:
ili:Led fir . years, nifty:C.lld is ifet o'nlY ' ielifiVed of
his sufTermen.: Mat, namplatifily cured. I kons . f..• ~
b afflicted with a verrmalignant infmmatory , ,
sipotaiffor years.- "I hatwiiii ll ed on'sevirarot -
efi reg r if a ar tree P hY.4 o ci :n e t
r tl v ut rinutth s4 4, it o . ..u. so t!MtS me 7ben tinut n.•, - ; . •
•P 4 anditave,taireh,his4medicinevwbich, bosn-:,,-..i
I
ev ,Is all composed of herbs . 1 a. 6 now as well
ai eiter.wain Any ffersori wisbinuto.woo-•nre ,, i'l •
will please call at . THOMAS DIIND,A . ~,.,..1
er to lifr, ‘ ClaVion:Diaiiiond May: - - _ .
Y CERTIFY THAT I HAVE
I fierki o lictri4siiiiieWaltvitteirilit:thi dfs - ''''
slliu ' ,Fihi - l iar -
17 'cilliilitWO:tha l artr coiiii and - '
in hiyanitowev tvwd/ any - .lmilefit. , : 'yares'. , :: - .. .1
ad Otto call on Dr. Bran trim :last ZPar.g l 4.,',
ha $7 litnirtio , spelliar Antennae there. 4 .-Ftnerercro
camiider..wrself gomplefejf,pnewl,- igooktopi 1,. ~
lar4pdatiotrpm43e, cult 'N6. '2 - Be,rfnrstp:at.
0, :,{: %.1 T, „'. i., / iJMILEp tIMANTIVIL4I c:..?
'EW .- : MEDICAt
Nt ßf
s fipmelly:=
ovosi
° 2 274Nt. WJEL ; h Itmhp;-
- 7 1 - iiii --- 7 " — =iaMix,
8 010,__ con ner.ms. 4 ? ...4n4 _ s)
1 biiitf, Grave. titnature and ,
' i ;•, .. A.Mot lona ot thrt. Kik, ~ , _
I neys and IlladAer.,. , • . -. . 1
VI VI luso been tumid ilywitirWf of" ' •.'-'-'''‘' ' '
f ?Am . aulmitErv-pitylproums; -- t - /
in eir' ate pitied* With tn••fictini.,4o4 , -
34 wt. ug
grAyou, x„:_,
.., . : , inkiEl I OPIDOIFI43. PIL148" " -4- "1
tIY
t
us ill lietkli t . Oftiik L" .- " litird ill i ,* ''''
few s.4s, and.whin same is el itispenaap..&,,, l .,:i
ant. They artiPrabliteit Nola t arable' extx - ,
..I=l.,t t ho sogian.sa t i:totar Ilew.h. t .T .
ft ' : co storage or Imoregnate e breath ..aid - • ,
being sugar all nataiwitis ialsotoited.• " -
No &sage of diet lance .essery r whitat coringtheau,..
",,
nor does range
action info: 115r° with' trishaw's nr:.'' '
mitt. Each box contenisaiX del:4)111'1UL ' - ..'` ~ ~c .
/ I PRICE ONE `".
Dr. Bell'a Irs j eattate - olcligaiiiiial - -' ' '•
1 . . . •Vigewl•Osetwo. ~ ;, - ~, .." .-, . ,
ft. •
;Self ! t 3 9 e ab" I c i n 'i t , tn i i ru f ti s ' t 4 AqZ & N r tt -1 1 4, ,
- Tilicaa.t• lifix.:cetti an teguirad a tiO --, ,
Pal Otago. _ i _ .
• 'DB: itziiArtaittlr,itioik; 6 l ''''' ` " ' t
A ealiplatel•Treatise- , oli kikiiii:rirlusth 4 fleet 986; ROI .:'' i -'
vrt Silphiaisok43.6hlxlthe Y!' ll4 W ilia tg e t , TV ` t
7 ascriptions' lish, oda tell To e- ,
reatraont. Withobt Ake il of a Phsolciall, r) 1 ~ .., 1 -i 1
1 PRICE ONE DOLLAR., , . ~.. , 1
9en 4 fai
'Th TIM ar`BOOkii will bip`iiinWl43l3€/24 fiOin ott: ' '
gay tion„ - by niall;•post-plict by may ictiriathaid.•-•- - -t
Ag on rwwipt of the wioney. , 27 ,• • ..{ ~ 1
a ;BRYAN. 7#l - Cedar streiitt : Y., 80t : .609 - 1
, Aamti . - '' 1 .ThiiitileTtattlik, I t - '
!.. 00111 ff MarketstrasCieuiDian.criar-,4. • .
'Lamb ' for pitt a b”,A,_
bid he alliirnitiati. ' • 1713.•dikic1e74.7 - i . 11 - •
11101,1 6-
.1.-• ...-,.., - iti : r '
fi.dia.ftgest.,..imitsburix: i .. -1;'.;;.-{ I' 4 ' ;
VitAli* akoza_ —. ..,- --;' .I , i p , , ,,
13burgh. pilaw bees,i* - %- .1. ,,t - ,v-e.; .t.
......cdoeforthenettwelity-dve •-, - .
Yews; .His.businesi thee temh x., , r ~.,. .* l ts
eenfined maskli tollieste and , ~ ~., ,
earsjoaDigmaim 1.1 I. ,al ... ii' . la , • 1. ~ 1•1 o
' CirriEW lif nitintArtellgilt .:' ..' '. - . . '
,
Toll ref a inedloll ties r ovild - -nottail to• J II;
find ,Dieypre place o et, • ?helps id *l . - ,
regi
rsanstiqtrid. -.. "...,41;,itreat.. 4 1 4
smut ota centain dap of dideasCats*lsolssuar- 1- -- ~,
so to - the valorem prObtaininn pannulent rer• , ,
lief b reed blarentedles' andltdibidneldit l ' is
idvi ,
D.R.BROWNII REEDIDIEO' I '
..... f... to cure • the woad tcrm,of. Vesereall ..,.--'i
D lionuritlea and tkroful t. one Affections,— 3 , ,
whi: 11
= 1 , 1 %1 lo the a - fc , ?,. ti V f. tette ~ leint il
pao ' land ie. efeatWoo , s! skin . ale: i .
thesrieln of ,whi trenknealipzety t_ I
dim -ro oerionsio IDr.rionns Ode •
heloSB4.-Redfilfillsa&Va ii • ' .: i - 4 L 1
__ r. 'erernialer ter lbw n trouble , ' ''
bro onpfter by that solitarndiabit of amend
,L I ,
often
tiot-whion the ntson and weak rrlntsd
often vp,,,Waxtc,anthilir m'' , w
id ti 0...,,,.) 'Z'
the reVable re s lon in in the count ' '- ' '..
—then are oifs and/ nuke a reetbratios `• -
ef h i tts . , • • t 1
lIDUSfATIDM
- Dr. 1 , wn's :quad*, nem' all to: oils* dds , t
,oir . - ISt I Pow nanni—l will warraot . ,
cure. li e also treats Ylles, 01 • .t, ao ntiorr h,„ • 4
1 8triet ro. Urethal Disohantes. If • ..• • Weakaree -
Mont 1 SUPPregaiOM PMI' • ' ot OA
. ..).olotei_, ,
FiAtol IWAoe,liervetur Alfed ; . ~.patft i n „ t h, c , , r
~...
Back d Kidneys. Irritrition of . ellladdrr. Ms-
,4,,, w ith all f . lisera4lB of on La ere taijrb. i
•••70. ........-robine thosyrapto ~ orattelohCe- ''''- L ,''
lac'ro ted to DR. 331100 A N. 50 &Wade i . r - e i”
Fa . p 1 , , 50reh.100.., will be loam , ' - toirsostret.. - ' --- ,1
;E:, othotrio sent to an" eddy Deact:i, k . ...Z:7i t ' , 1
11110d4 ;:(174117418;Zda N 50
.:?
• Bokithtield •,-, '-'
treat wrier.. ••.. 4 . Fa. mold-dawns! . t c --
.13m1
of-PI
VII HOBS*. Witiwnduc— 11.. firgani7 - -rx
ISPALLTBLE LINLIKIai` T FOR 44.
is npritrantd by, any, in ail pan• oiasiirfore- ;',:r•—& - •
arising fresh Sprains. Bruise or, Irrienslay m
i -
_,„,..,,,,:„.
__-
affect i,...i maxi eel and sertain,qll • ;•_,... -neadlta , -,-, r./.1_, ;
Galls, rain/tepee, Mange. • , . _ ‘..• . -
_,_.7 , .i..,.,4,7:
:owe ISpavin and Bin bona .. • -' + . -.V. 4x4 ,,, ....fri , -,„..0-4,1
sonkted'and Otited - liztlielr Judy Ztii,4_ • ..eRtAw............
c'onate Cl cases are beyond v
. '.. 11 '..1# 1 -.'-:- -- -
iuntaai man. Iga m a. g f i j ha liglt =r4ittl . ..l :t.'
-so den orate on heyelews •• , .. ~ • . .. _
,by „thilhyiniinen_e i gind4tieypileelen 4 wi,
~, ~, A
'aliVry,T io ll2lo.9 ttlirgineC. B ., ' ' a .inat / 42 th 'r! ,
horse t 9 igarel,gll443MParittlX, 7, , - ,i1..,_„,,,..1. - ;4,1
timely use at the ant anneenn:*. o L-a: 4 .-fr
Eve horsemarnetaheadd: he_re Ilk eur at ... i
hand. Re
Ladner! will effectually prevent th forinide•;
d' ass mentioned, to which all - areliablev'-' , ,
a t,' .:* lokrender -so inany. iiitA„ no. Y I N 4b4 -. , ': - ..`;'.i
horses earn worthiece.' - ' ' - r - - , , .
~_ ,
,:, , % fa draMilslol/138.k..-- . 1 . :
t
drat -aaeheciir , damn 10 F tab ,h . '
. „ .
- ,t...
sbiamiltEr mons i
New stylessellineohostß,S.---
• 1 IaLACRUNk. Tiro*, -
eel MaTket sliest Mt Mien&
Qamtkikuor
:;
'BACK PAY,andgthar just • - -=9 r4f ,
VX , AIMB'AGAn i nT I P:Tfi 0172:1M4RISITj ,. .it Fr
iii.ciza L tfr•proinurdst iibliMpteinitet: Atilt; iss; ,,, ,P;lgik-,
..
• . 4
Bourattivie
at As old prjoe atlgo.lft hl. greet hi i
dotal= iFifth.
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