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IIMaIARK ROW, IVORIC, and 6 STATE
BoBToN are moults for the Dany
aligreekW Post la, age vide& and are an.
ao t a k e Advaram. =ants aadaubamipticca
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aptau. _ is,IA. Q. M.; Captain
Larn iIA. A. G.; Dr.' Church, Medical
Direct i
j
. Though it tras not generally
kno 4hat the G eneal was expected
there fie a large crowd at the depot on
t
the ar fal of the train4by whom he was
warml 'welcomed . He received the con
gratttl 'ens of a number of citizens and
then, i'''' few brief remarks, thanked the
peopl - ir their kind ano unexpected re
ceptio d
4
i
The Vrhy went West and by the Pitts
burgh Cid Cleveland Ra oad, and, as the
_ train ni`Oed off they stOixl upon the plat
form d, pthe rear car with a number of
' citizend IN Arrived at iAllegheny city,
i'
anothe crowd,assemble4 at the depot, in
' slated fit his addressing them, and he
made lort speech, t*.nking them for
the rec 'ilea, so undeceived, and hoping
i
to mee them again wheh the country is
at pea 11 In a few mOments the train
and the iowd were gone Gen. B.'s des• ill
tination Cincinnati. it
ritAa
Dummy Erikines.
Ther= eema to be a 4rong current in
popular pinion in favor of the use of ,
dumm rigines" on street railroads, as
they ha: -been found skier in every re
spect . the use of hot*. The Railroad
Commit :e in the New Yhrk Legislature
have repitiked a bill to legalize their use
on any Wiroad in the Bike, whether op
erated by Steam or horses. Commenting
upon thAthe Philadelphia Ledger says:
"The d fay engine recommends itself to
general iide by its superior economy and
its safetg,ioeing more easily controlled in
its movements than annhal power ever
can be.. he use of it will save a great
deal Of ''fi present cost Of working rail
roads, ant every dollar Of capital saved
adds lai ouch h to the acdomulated wealth
of the coh 'try, the fund 4om which labor
receives i Ireward. Less coat in working
our raillO ils enables the companies to put
We fare dOivn to the loweit possible rate,
which is Oireat saving t o , ' all who use the
road. B tdes this publi pecuniary ad
vantage, Ite convenience: is greater, for
a car withJi s t horses does ; not take up
near ea much space on the highways se
one with 1.4 m. The safety is greater, for
steam doqii toot get fractiorOi and run away
with the dies, and,being aridermechanical
checks whlch operate iestantaneously,
passers-byinhre not near as much exposed
to injury inithe streets. There iti also -sa
il
perior ccogort as well as' uperior conve
nience, foilthe same bashe of coal which
drives thei engine will als serve to warm
ti cui
the cars i 1 1 *liter, making travel as pleas
ant in th 14evere cold weather as it is in
summer, hick will adttl to the public
health as 'ch as to indiOidual comfort.
Oar Legis 'tap has made an advance
step in alt : piing - dummy Engines in the
rural d,ist .t, bat as thete is absolutely
more safe ty,i.ir them than/ in the use of
horses, the are better adapted than the
latter for ravelling in thepopulous city,
and the right to use them Ought to be ex•
tended to eykiiy city railroad,'
it__
lllarlta Term of , ourt.
The Quarter Sessions Conit commenced
its March*
/yesterday. (Phe business
was unimp rtant, no bills h i eing ready and
the gt:eatelpart of the sesiion was occu
pied in he ring the few cpnstables' re
turns whichljiwere made. The calendar
for the termAn very light. Ilion awaiting
trial in prised! are : :1
~,
Murder—Elizabeth Beattii Assault and
battery wittiMatent to kill-4mes Jordon,
John Sterling. Assault Ind battery—
H. Jones, vro. Hastings,Francis Emery.
Malicious tnikhief—Wiliath Wickline—
Larceny—C4ster Hall, Sanitiel Saddler,
Andrew Mc , riy, William El. Topper, W.
H. Hoover,!Benj. Timmorn4 J. Francey,
W. Hanigntill i ßenj. Coy, S 1 R. Rodgers,
Jas. McCaig}}., amnel Robinspn, Theophi-
Ins George,Y.' : Miller, Catharine Meyers,
Mary Mclei Nancy CamObell, Dole" ,
Mills, Isaial Mitchell. FOrgery—Benj.
Austin, A. 1811 [Crooks. Falife pretenses—
A. H. Cro4ke. Fraud—Charles Miller.
Adultery—G. Park, Al4e Dumphy.
Bigamy and adultery—G. Wiji Park. Bur
ary—Jno.B. rEroble. Lill—Ann E.
Merriman. peeping a disor t hrly house
-Sarah Bricko ni, l 4
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Tow I pap Electkons.
The electio I iin McCandlesaitownship on
Friday resul ia in the eledtion of the
entire Demog Atic ticket by a4arge majori
ty. The vottifiyas as follows;;
Supervisoral-=Thomas .11e0vn, D., 70;
George Cron* D., 70; John lltedpath, It.,
36; John Peai&, R., 46. 'i
Assessor--Ailliam Lyons, ~ 72; Peter
Mosser, R., 04
School DirOtors—John Ilf Kinney, D.,
70; John Goal; D., 70; Philip Swinae•
man, D., 70 4 1 illiam Prate, R., 42;
Robert Nil ' R., 45; Andrew Grubbs,
R 42. 1r .
Auditors Olin Sandals, A. 74 • . An
drew Menald LID., 74;_ Sam el' Wallace,
R. 89; John Ritchie, R., 41.
Judge --J 'di Sarver, D., 73; Robert
Wallace, R., :ili. F
Inspectorlimuel Neely, b , 69; Win.
R:,, Alston, ~, 4.11 1
Town Clerl rrux, •I A 75; Jas.
MoCawley, RI 9.
,
. ,
In Roes tow 'hip the wholepemocratic
ticket was alscil lected, and ifs McClure,
with one or tri' 4 , exception., tli[i result was
the same. II 1
11, .1
'Mania. 0
On Friday 1 : a trial of skril between
two knights oft' A; &cue, John IDeery and
thi t
Wm. Goldth • te, - came off' ary's
saloon, New ', p i ks the
i
great topic c hterest for before ,
and the bettin . s quite heav c
, although
the contestant i: -
ere admitte ,d , o be ' pos
sessed of abon .:qual skill itilthe myste
ries of carrom
%. lerostation. Among the
billiard celebrit is present wctreihe veteran
champion, liiis:. el Phelan, Dpdley Ka
vanagh, Chris. t Connor, Mr. :pearl , and
James Freem .. Mr. Ge ' acted as
umpire for Go ~thwatte, and r. O' Con- '
nor for Deery,
1 0; . Phelan co' senting to
be the final ju. : in all cases ' f dispute.
The game w::' dour ball carom, one
thousand pointi hp, for a pure of $2OO.
i ry
The play was IT ; quite so good! as either
Deery or Gold: waits is in t h 4. habit of
exhibiting. Dil , ti. play wag remarks
ais
bly poor, while' Ail the bad lack seemed to
stack to him feitinn first to I t. Gold
thwaite won by 631pointe, a fter nearly
two hours andpa half steady 4 lay. The
i
waxing stood;4poldthwaite, 000; Dee •
tY, 469. The Sat runs made l y the for e
mar were 98. 1109, 71, 103, . Deery
,only made ono: !good run—nimely, 123.
Another gamelas to be played by these
two rivals at 01 I on nor'e eetablahment on
Monday afternk .n.
. '
trlkes.
. 1 4 heaters hay '..been on n
.111 gar.
tot. y demand
ad ce of ten
emiyha and I helpers at
'lids° on iatnkf ' their d
edwagei e
not Irving been
The rollers
strike for a 4
eighty cents p
cents. The 61,'
the Arsenal aril
to. 111
COnarMatiOn
Bishop Stevens, of this Episcopal dio
cese is here administering the rite of
;Confirmation. •
con mation. On Sunday evening nine
:were confirmed at St. Andrew's church
and twenty-one at Trinity in the after
noon, In the evening the Ladies' Prayer
Book . Societies of Pittsburgh and Alle
gheny held their anniversary at Trinity
church, when the Bishop, Rev. Mr. Peets,
of East Liberty. and Rev. Page, of Christ
Church, Allegheny, delivered addresses.
Confirmation rites were administered yes
terday afternoon at Christ Church,
gheny, and in the evening at St. Malts',
Birmingham. The services for the re
mainder of the week are : Confirmation
on Tuesday evening at 7f o'clock, at St.
James' church, Penn street ; Wednesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock p. m., at St. Paul's
church, Laceyville, and at half-past seven
in the evening at St. Peter's church. On. ,
Thursday evening, at St. Peter's church,
will be celebrated the anniversary of the
Church Home,
Where ills He ?
PITTSBURGH, March 23.
Ma. Enrron—l wish you would call the
attention of the Street Commissioner to the
condition of Pennsylvania avenue. It is at
present in a filthy condition, and has been
so for a long time back. The pavements
are plastered with about six inches of
mud. It is a shame that the Commission
er having charge of this part of the city
will allow the streets to remain in this
condition. Yours, &c.,
A 'CITIZEN,
There are other localities in the same
district which ought to cleaned, and would
if the Commissioner discharged his duty
properly. We hope he will soon take a
round and have every street cleaned that
requires it.
Soldiers' Bounty Money.
The Second Auditor of the Treasury is
in the daily receipt of a large number of
applications for bounty money under the
act passed at the last session of Congress,
providing that wounded soldiers discharg
ed before the expiration of their term of
enlistment, in consequence of disability,
shall be entitled to the same bounty as if
they bad continued in the army until the
end of the time for which they were en
listed. A great many discharged for
other causes suppose that the provisions
of the act apply to all who are honorably
discharged, which is not the case, it being
intended specially for those wounded and
disabled while in the discharge of their
duties. As Congress omitted to make
the necessary appropriation to carry the
act into effect, even those to whom it was
intended to apply cannot be paid until
such an appropriation is made.
The. Commandant at Harpers'
Ferry.
The following paragraph, written by a
correspondent of the Baltimore American,
at Harper's Ferry, has been copied into
several papers: 'Brigadier General Biddle
Roberts, of the Pennsylvania Reserves,
(formerly a Colonel of that division), hav
ing been assigned to command at this point,
arrived on Friday, and relieve'd Brigadier
General Kelly, who has been in command
here for several months. General Kelly, •
I understand, goes to Martinsburg to as
sume command of his division. General
Roberts comes among us with the reputa
tion of being an accomplished gentleman,
as well as an excellent soldier, and as one
who has known the;General, I can cordial
ally endorse this good opinion of him, and
hope that he may always possess the good
will of the men under his command, as he
does at the present time."
We regret to state that, however well
entitled Col. Biddle Roberts may be to the
encomiums of this writer, he is not
the person appointed to the command in
question. The officer assigned to it is
Col. Roberts formerly aid to Gen. Pope.
Military
A bill has been read in the Legislature
by Mr. Stutzmau in relation to the pay.
meat of just military claims. It provides
that all officers who are entitled to pay un
der the provisions of "an act to provide
for the adjudication and payment of cer
tain military claims, passed 16th of April,
1862," shall not be prevented from making
and collecting such claims, by reason of
not having said claim reported to the Leg
islrture of the State of Pennsylvania.
That the Board of Claims constituted un
der said act, the Auditor General and
State Treasurer, are authorized to acknowl
edge powers of attorney in the hands of
attorneys at law, and agents authorized to
collect said claims.
The Contest at Jefferson Co
On Wednesday at one o'clock the annual
contest between the Franklin and Philo
Literary Societies of Jefferson College
will begin, at Providence Hall, Canons
burg. The programme is as follows : Se
lect Oration—" Sleeping Sentinel," W.
Collins Williamson, Xenia, Ohio. Select
Oration—"Jugurtha's Prison Thoughts,"
D. Gregg, Jr., Allegheny city. Essay—
" Unwritten Poetry, ' L. Lease, Haugha
wont, Caledonia, Pa. Essay—" Thoughts
Concerning Man," T. B. Cunningham,
Wooster, 0. Original Oration—" Civil
Liberty," W. B. Noble, Pattoneville, Pa.
Original Oration—" Faith, the Poetry of
the Soul," James S. Smart, Coila, N.I Y.
Discussion—"ls a Science of History Pos
sible ?" Affirm—A. Brown Riggs,
Ports
mouth, 0. Deny—John M. Linn, Perrys
ville, Pa.
Democratic Club.
. This body meets to-night at 'Vigilant
Hall. Business of importance will be up
for consideration.
Injunction Asked.
John R. Large, Esq., on hehalf of par
ties residing in the vicinity of Cork's Run,
on Saturday, in the Court of Common
Pleas, applied for an •injunction against
agents of the Pittsburgh and Steubenville
Railroad Company or Western Transpor
tation Company, who have began opera
tions toward the construction cf the road
in the locality stated. A hearing will be
had in the matter.
Amended Tax Law.
Pittock has for sale the new Tribune
edition of the tax law, with all the amend
ments, tor ten cents.
Old Soldier Dead.
Capt. James Irvin, of Muffintownship,
an old soldier of 1812, and a highly re•
spaded citizen, died a day or two since
is his eighty-fifth year.
Two Horse IPleees.
A great bill is offered at the Theatre to
night—" Putnam, the Iron Son of '7B"
and "Claude Drivel," Mr. Miles and Hia
watha in both, with a full ow beside.
Sanford at Concert Hall.
Don't forget that Sanford gives a bene
fit to the Hope Hose Co., of Allegheny,
to-night. His company will do their best
and a rare and novel budget will be open
ed. Go early, for the house will be full.
"When this Cruel. War Is Over."
Mrs. Charlotte Blume sends as the
words and music of this new and beauti
ful ballad, now so ranch sought for.
Magazines for April.
Miner, next door to the Postoffice has
Magazine, Atlantic
received HarpeF's
Monthly, Eclectic Magazine and Ballou's
Dollar Monthly for April. Also, Peter
iin's Ladies' Magaz:ne and Madame Dem
orest's Mirror of Fashion.
Sunday Mercury.
A large extra supplf of the New York
Sund4 Afercury for April 22d, containing
the Ghost Story, has been received at Mi
ner's.
United States ~ Cartellan -Com
mitetioni
A
most w ort hy large m ewah e ld be h th al e f Second
s
Presbyterian Church. last evening. The
church was crowded, and the exercises
highly interesting, but so long as to weary
the patience of some present who left be
fore the close. The pastor, Rev. W. D.
Howard, D. D.,presided, and, atter
prayer by Rev. no. G. Brown, Mr. Geo.
H. Stuart, of Philadelphia, Chairman of
the Commission, made an eloquent ad
dress, occupying more than an hour. He
was followed by Rev. A. G. McAuley, of
Philadelphia, and Rev. Alex. Reed, of ,
Parkersburg, in appropriate addresses,
and a few remarks from Revs. H. John
son and Samuel J. Wilson, D. D., of this
city. A collection was then taken up. by
which a large sum was realized for the
Commission, which has ,effected much
good by its unselfish labors. The exer
cises closed at a late hour, with a benedic •
tion by Rev. Mr. Howard. We regret
that want of space prevents our giving an
abstract of the very appropriate and elo
quent addresses upon the occasion.
Pension Agent.
Mr. Wm. B. Pierce, of this city, has
been appointed Pension Agent for this
city, to fill the place vacated by the resig
nation of L. Markle. Esq., who is about
removing to the East.
The Scarlet Flower.
This new fiction,by a writer whose works
are widely read and intensely popular,
Pierce Eagan, is just published by Dick
& Fitzgerald, at fifty cents. It will meet
with a great demand, being a fine story,
well told. It is for sale by Henry Miner,
Fifth street.
At Home.
Capt. J. S. Palmer and Lieut. Alex.
Carson, of Col. Allen's 166th regiment,
are in the city, on a short visit to their
friends.
Cheap Books.
If you want .one dollar books for fifty
cents and dollar and fifty cent books for
seventy-five cents go to Miner's.
Magazines.
Pittock, opposite the Post office, has
the Atlantic,Harper and Godey for April.
All are excellent numbers and the three
afford a vast amount of good reading for
all classes.
GROYNE Bemis's Sewing Machine/4ton Ie
it 1y
menufacrtrring purposes. are the beet in use.
A. F. lATONAY. General Agen t.
18 Fifth street. Pittsburgh. P P
JCHINPR KEYIII.
JOSEPH MEYER & SOIL
KAIU7AOII7IIIS OP
FANCY AND PLAIN
FIIIMITITRE dr CH A IH 03
WAILICHOUSX 135
(Between Sixth street and Virzi' . Iles
SPRING GOODS.
w
Lion oftCoAouLLr
sock
ATMS.
SPRING AND SORER GOODS ,
embracing all the newest styles of
PLAIN AND FANCY CASSIAIERES,
suitable for Beefiness SuPs. A full and complete
actortment of fine black
CLOTH% AND CANSIBIERES,
Plain and figured Silk and Cashmere veatituP
W. H. McGEE & CO.,
149 FEDERAL sTREET.
corner of Market Square, Allegheny 047
mhs;dew:tf
RY GOODS, TRIMMINGS, &
NEW GOODS,
SPRING,
_1863.
EATON, MACRUM & CO.,
NOS. 17 & 19 FIFTH STREET,
Offer to CASH BUYERS a °hole* sefeetion o
TRIMMINGS.
HO' 'EBY. EMBROIDERIES.
RIBBONS GLOVES AND MITTS.
HAIR NETS, RUCHES,
COLLARS, SHIRTS.
TIES.
BALMORAL AND HOOP SKIRTS,
SUN AND RAIN UMBRELLAS,
And a full assortment of
SMALL WARES AND FANG I ARTICLES.
Ao., .9co.
FOR RENT—The Coitege House fortasrl7
occupied by Wm. Roseburg. Esq.. situated
on Woods' Han, about fire minutes walk from the
Stations of the Passenger and Pit'sburgh. Fort
Wayne and Chioago Railroads. Apply to
JOHN LITTL, Jr..
No 58 Fourth Street.
SODA ASH! SODA ASH !—Customo
oar! always be stapplic4 with the best article
GEO. A, .KELLIPE.
69 keederal St.. Allegheny.
P - --
OHARES. HAIR OILS, PERFUME
RIES, Colognes. A large supply of the
most popular brands, Just received by
tab)
GEO. A. KELLY, 69 Federal St..
Allegheny,
DUBE LIQUORS FOB MEDICAL
Yuseenes can always be procured at
QUO. A. KELLY'o. 69 Federal SL.
ml 9 Allegheny.
POWDERED BLUE AND PRUSSIAN
Blue. A large supply of eao_k lust received
by (9 EO. A. KELLY. 69 Federal SG.
ml 9 Allegheny.
CARPETS.
1862, DECEMBER, 1862,
W. D. it H. MeCALILtril.
87 FOURTH STREET,
LAROj PORTION OF OUR STOOK
vine Aeon bought previous to a series of
aavanets3 4 Nl4 now replenished (Just before the
!arisen savanPe of the season) with the newest de
signs in Clary*, Oil Cletha, Window (Shades, &0..•
A favorable opportunity is offe,ed purohasers at
moderate mtge. as prioee will be higher. deol7
'Up EVOLVE/LS..COLDS OLD AND
.1311 , new mcdeL
Co Man oper's Double hattan, Fire
Action: Arms Company;
Ai arp 's m dc Wbeelook,e Cartridge. do.
bh do
Smith Wesson's do d do. o.
For sale wholesale end retail by
JAINCII DOWN,
successor to Bown & Tetley.
112. ABB* ABE AND CUTLERY—A
1-1. general agaortment for gale low by
DAME, BOWL
guaomeor to Bown & Tetley
°ETON LINES—A LARGE ASSORT
merit foreaje wholesale and retail by
- JANES DOWN.
suooesior to Bo7n & Totley.
OB BENT—A GOOD THREE STOAT
DWRILLISG. oornor Third and Bon streets
Inquire of S. Cuthbert Sons or
W. IL cod,
e LADS PACKER—WANTED num
.iately—ext experienced Glees Packer.
must also understand Lamp Pitting, and pro
duce the most qaexoeptionable refarenewas to
character and capability. No person need apply.
unless Poseessin the above ansalifications.-
Tz & IBLEAHLEy,
mhll 153 Wood street.
MowEits AND REAPERS, HOUSE
POWEIMand ee
by
peratore- farm lonia. fod
der Gotten, corn ehellere and all kinds of farm
maohinery_forre
BECHWA LaNG, 127 Liberty street.
sahL
in OROS. BROWNII TROCIMI
seo'd and for sale by
mhl2 N GE A. .
NO. 09 PolOin Rg
st GE
mt. KELLY Alleghsur
•
Second Edition
THE VERY LATEST TELEGRAPH,
The Invasion of Kentucky.
LATE FROM NEW .ORLEANS,
Rebel Force Captured near Port Hudson
Treaties with the Indians
From 13 an Francisco
Louranus, March 23.—The city has
been filled witn . rumors of rebel advances
all day.
All that headquarters are advised of is
that the rebels in numbers varying from
five to ten thousand are in the vicinity of
Somerset, and more are coming.
Military circles estimate the number
there at less than two thousand notwith
standing those advices.
The report of a battle progressing near
Murfreesboro on Saturday was entirely
false.
Skirmishing took place along the lin3s
yesterday, with no important results.
.NEW YORE, March 23.—The steamer
City of Manchester arrived at this port
this evening. Her advices have been an
ticipated.
The New Orleans correspondence of the
World states that on the 9th inst. a small
rebel force was captured six miles below
Port Hudson, together with the signal
book of the rebel army.
Gen. Sherman is in command at New
Orlears during the absence of General
Banks.
.Large numbers of vagrant negroes have
been arrested in New Orleans.
A private dispatch received here states
that Commodore Farragut passed the Port
Hudson batteries.on the night of the 14th
inst. with his fleet.
Col. Clark, chief of Gen. Banks' staff
was wounded on the 14th, but not serf•
onely.
No fight of consequence has yet taken
place.
Gen. Banks is i❑ good spirits and with
n five miles of Port Hudson.
The wounding of Col. Clarke makes ii
.retty evident that thero had been some
.eavy skirmishing.
.....1312017711F T T 1
WASEINOTON, March 23.—The Com
missioner on Indian Affairs had a satis
factory conference to-day with the repre
sentatives of the Chiennes, Kioways, Ca
manches, Arappahoes, Apacues and Cud
does. These Indians are from the Rocky
Mountains, Denver, the borders of New
Mexico, etc., and the tribes are scattered
several hundred miles.
pnnsß..imp
A delegation of Theft are expected this
week. The object of the government is to
concentrate them, so as to render more
safe the ioutes to the gold mines and
travel toward the Pacific, and to conclude
with them treaties of peace. The eighth
census of the United States is rapidly ap
proaching completion. The preliminary
report which has been printed will be fol
lowed by volumes on the population, agri
culture, manufactures, mortality, etc., as
theyare made ready for the press, and as
soon as the public printer is ready to pro
seed with their publication. By resolu•
tions of the two lionsee the publication is
placed under the direction ot the Superin
tendent ofsensus, who hopes they will have
the most important portions of the work
ready for distribution before the next
regular session of Congress.
Rear Admiral Porter in a dispatch says,
he had received information from Lieut.
Commander Watson Smith, that on the
7th inst., the whole Yazoo expedition ar
rived safely, on the 'l'allabiitchie, which
gives us control of the heart of the Mis
sissippi.
The vessels all got through in a lighting
condition excepting the Petrel which lost
her wheel entirely.
This movement of the fleet has evident
ly alarmed the'rebels, as they are energet
ically at work preparing themselves against
all contingencies.
There is much distress in Vicksburg.
The occupants have no meat but are living
entirely on corn meal.
The Secretary of Interior, Usher, has
returned from his visit to Indiana.
SAN FRANcisco, March 21.—The steam
er Constitution brought from the wreck of
the Golden Gate $lOO,OOO in treasure, and
also 3,000 bags of coffee from the Isthmus,
creating quite a panic in the market. Rio
declined to 27 cents and Costa Rica to 26
cents. Alcohol and whiskey bad improv
ed.
The Atlantic currency exchange is equiv
alent to 40@t5 ots. premium for gold in
New York; 5@6 premium for sterling
exchange ; 68 pence for legal tender ;
Fn®66 with considerable enquiry for re
ittance.
The recent showers had greatly bene
fitted the agricultural districts which was
suffering from drought.
'Only infalible remedies - known."
'Free from Poisons."
'Not dangerous to the Human 'Family."
'Ratscorne out of their boles to die."
eas. Sold it ho'esale In all large cities.
*S. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers every
where.
I I Beware I! of all worthies , ' imitations
ielk. bee that "Coaxes" name is on eaeh Box.
Bottle and Flask. before yen buy.
125. Address HENRY R. COSTAR.
OM. Principal Depot 482 Broadway. N. Y,
ea& Sold by H. E. sELLARIS St CO.. and B. La
FAHNSSTOCK St CO.. Wholesale Agents, Pitt
burgh, Pa. I
feb2B:6mieodew.-
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. T
Sill FRANCISCO, March 23.—The steam
er Constitution sailed for Panama with
$BBO,OOO in treasure for England, and
$214,000 for New York.
PHILADELPHIA, March 23.- Very little move
ment id breadstuff' ; sales 300 bbls. superfine at
$0@8,251 and 100 bbls. extra family at $7 75. No
change in rye flour or corn meal. Wheat quiet;
sales 500 bush. red at $1,65, and small lots of white
at $1,80@1,90. Rye commands $l. Corn is in
active request, and 15,000 bush. sold at 88 for yel
low, and 92 for white. Oats selling on arrival at
800. Coffee quiet; Rio at 29@38c. Mess Pork at
$15,50@16; 300 tierces hams inpickle at B%@9c,
Lard is steady at 11%©11%0. Cloverseed dull at
$8,50@5,60. Whiskey dull at 48@49c.
CINCINNATI, March 23.—Flour dull and
_prices
little better than nominal; $5 80@5 00 for Super
fine; s6@6 10 for Extra: Wheat dull but un
changed. Corn active at 68069 to bulk and 81@82
in sacks. Oats active at 68©80 in bulk. Rye dull
at 97@98. Barley unchanged and firm; Si 85,g
$1 65 for prime Spring and tall. Whisky 43c. and
a shade firmer. Provisions dull and no sales of
importance, Mess Pork not reliable at over $l4
for the best city and Lard over 10. Prime coun
try Lard sold at 93. Bulk Shoulders brougnt W 4
and Hams in sugar pickle Groceries dull and
Prices but feebly sustained. Cloverseed dull at
ts©s 25.
Gold declined to 1 45491 50 and Demand Notes
to 1 49. Exchange steady.
Now Yosa, March 23.—Cotton declining sales
75.76. Flour declined 8 to 1004 8,500 bbl e sold:
State. Se 65@5 80; Ohio, $7 3009 40; Southern,
$7 047 68, IVbeat dull; 20,000 bushels sold;
atiabir.Si 7530/1 76. Corn declined le.; 29,000
bailie sold at 85.91. Beef dull. Pork quiet;
2,500 bbls Mess sold at $140314 25. Lard dull at
loon. Whisky Srm at 47.18. Sugar dull; Or.
leans, 11.13. Freights dull.
Stooks irregular, Chicago and Rhode Island,
95; Cumberland, 119; Re ad ing, ec ), ; Milwaukee
and Miodssipoi. 101; Minoan, 81%; Gold 51; One
Year Certificates, 10%; !ireasarioa, 407,kt Coupon
ea, 101, 1 X Registered, 103%.'
BALTIMORE, March' 23.—Flora firm : Bales 1500
bble of Ohio extra at $7,874. Wheat quiet but
Unchanged. Corn scarce— e prices are unalter
ed. w Matey steady at 4960495i0. Sugar firm,
FROM; T Z
"OLD COUNTRY."
ITRDERSIGNED IS PREPARED
.1 to bring out emigrants fronpiny part of eng
land Ireland or Scotland, either by enper.or flop
sidling steamers or dr toles, sai li ng vessels. at from
$5 to VA leu than Daiwa can be purchased for at
any other office in Pittsburgh. Greenbacks or our
moo, taken. Address D. O'NEIL,
Buronean Agana". Chronicle building, u'dth et..
Pittsburgh. Pa mhltiemdeoda2tw
DEITY YOITIt Boors, sHOES, BRO.
GAlll3lind Gams at Borland's; 98 Markel
street near Aftb.
doe., /le., dto.. do
I" A. IS le A. GI-
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS,
TATE, CADMAN & CO.,
Manufacturers of every variety of finished
BRASS WORK FOR PLUMBERS
GAS or STEA.III FITTERS,
MAOHINESTS arm COPPERSMITHS,
ur KASS CASTINGS OF EVERY DE•
soription made to order Steamboat wore,
steam and gas fitting and repairing promptly at-
tended to. Harticular aCention pasp to flYing nu
Refineries for Coal and Carbon Otis,
Also. le agents for the Western Vatic , of
Pennsylvania. for the sale of Marsh, Lansdell
Co.'s Patent S phon Pump, the best ever inven•
ted, having no valves it is not liable to get ant of
order and will throw more water than any pump
twice its size. - febthdly.
I IhIREBTORY OF THE HOSPITALS.
-IV —The United St , tes Eanitary Commission
h Ivo established an office of information in regard
to patients in the General Hospitals of the Army
of the We t. By a reference to books, which are
corrected daily, an answer can, under ordinary
circumstances, be given by return mail to the fol
lowing questions
lst. Is -- (giving name and regiment) at
Present in en, hospital of the army of the Wert ?
2d. If so what is his proper address ?
3d. What is the name of the Surgeon or Chaplin
of the hospital ?
4th. If not in hospital at present, has he reoeu t
y been in hospital ?
6th. If so, did he die in hospital, and At what
date?
6th. If recently discharged from hospital, was
he discharged from 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
tao General Hospitals, within as short a space of
time possible, after a request to do so from any of
its corresponding societies.
The office oftho Directory will be open daily
from S o'olo.k a, m., to S o'clock p. m., and ac
cessible in urgent cases at any hour of the night.
JOHN S. NEWBERRY, M. D.,
Secretary for the Western Department U, S.
Sanitary Commission, No. 439 Walnut St.. Lou
isville. Kentucky. ianl4;3md.
FINE LAMPS.
We are Jost in receipt of a large assortment of
fine imported BOILEMILEN GLASS LAMPS
out and guilt of beautiful patterns, a useful and
ornamental
1310litlay Gifts,
Also a large stook of Lamp I at reduced prices.
WELDoN. BEINEKE a 'JELLY,
de020:17. 164 Wood street. near 6th
1111LACH DMICILOND STEEL WORKS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
BR.OTHERA CO.,
31-LIMPACTURERS OF
Best Quality Reflusd Oast gte.2l,
Square. Flat and Octagon. of all situ. Warran
ted equal to any importod or manufactured in
this coun yy.
1y office and Warehouse, No. 149 and 431
First and 120 and 122 Seoomt streets. Pitts
burgh febl6 lid
AM ER WAN WATCHES
FOR SOLDIERS
At 'Reduced Prices
American Watohes for Americana
THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY
-m - gives pollee that they have lately issued a
new style of Watch, expresgy designed for t-iol
diers and others w et) desire a good watch at a mod
erate price. These watches are intended to dis
place the worthless. oaeap watches of Briti h r d
swiss ma n ac.tire with wh ch the countu is
flooded. and which were never expected to 1 cep
time when they were made. being refaced ma. u
factures sent to this a )untry because unsalable at
home and used here only foriookeying and mind
ling purpose.
We offer to sell cur watch, which Is of the to Ist
substantial material, an accurate and dura'..le
tiniekee, or, and in Eiterlin i r 'diver mat. I outing
r Ittern, at as low a prloe LS is asked for the trash
urciand Levine/ of foreign make referred to,
We have named the new series of watches, Wu
iftutar. Boston, Mass., which name can be found
on the plate of every watch of this manufacture.
and is one of our trademarks,
Rofd by all respectab , e Watch dea'era is the Loy
al States. Wholettale orders Actin be addresed
o ROBBINS dl[ A PPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Compact'.
lanl2:23t:eod;b3 182 Broadway, N. Y.
fIVETERS.—TWO HUNDRED
Boiler Riveters oan find employment on
iron a n °ea ts. under shelter. at the hest wages.
hiachintste also wanted.
JAMES S. FADS,
Union Iron Works, St. Louis,
mhll3:d3wa3,l
SICOTCIEL WHISKEY.-ICO CASES at
7 1 store andfor sale by
MfLLLE
For Rage, Mire, Roaches, Ants, Bed Bugs.
Mouse in Furs. Woolons, &o„ insects on Plants,
Fowls. Animals, &e.
Put up I s 00a and $1 00 boxes, Bottles and
Flasks: .$3 and $5 sizes fur Hotels. Pullio Insti
tutions &o.
IWO T AIMEE STORY BOWEL DWEL.
_ ling Houses for male, slanted on Clark St.
ice $1 MO each. Terms. one-half in hand, bal
anon on time.
S. CUTEIBNP T & SONS,
Commercial &Akers,
51 Market street
■LIME SAVINGS INSTITUT! ON, NG
15 110 Smithfield street, op posite the Custom
House. Chartered by the Legislature.
OFFICERS.
Prealdent
,JAMES PARR, Jr,
VIOI9 PHISIDENTB.
Wm. H. Smith 11, F. Ito Id
Thos. D. Messier A. Rail , mien
Francis Sellers Joslm , Rhodes
John F. Jennings, Jaool. Stuokrath
Thomas S. Blair Alex. Bradley
Homy Lloyd Alfred Sleek
TIMMS.
Josiah King C ZinK
A S Bell Jos Dilworth
S S Fowler Yr A Reed
Jas W Woodwell it C Schmertz
F Rahm 0 W Rioketzon
J M Tiernan S H Hartman
I) M Long It J Anderson
Jae W Baxter D B MoKinley
C H Wolf Robert D Coohisa
Wm Smith W lhmsen
et B Jones B F Jones
W H Phelps C B Herron
BECIANTARY AND TBNASIIIM.
D. B. ktoIIINLEY.
Open daily, from 9A.n.t02 P. IL Also, 'Thee
(le M
D and Saturday evanings,Er om 6 to 8 o'clock.
°posits received of On and uwards.
Dividends declared in December and June of
each year.
Dividends allowed to remain are placed to the
credit of the depositor as pridolpal, and bear in
terest thus compounding it.
Books containing Charter. • BY-Laws, &0., fur
nishedat the office.
. _
Os This Institation often% especially to these
Persons whose earnings are ml, the opportunity
to accumWato, by small deposits, easily saved, a
sum which will be a resource when needed, the ir
money not only being safe but boaringintereet, in
stead of remaicing unproductive, my].
GOLD FALLING, MIT BOOTS,
ghtes agd Gaiters are advancing. Eo call
and assure a bargain at
BORLA.NWS
Cheap Verb Store, OS Market street.
2ddotrfrom Fifth mh7
L.ANDRETIIIS GARDEN AND FIELD
-11.4 Seeds, warranted fresh and genuine. for sale
BBOIEHAM & LONG
127 Liberty street,
IMEI
, BOXES OSWEOO CORN STARcig
t/t received and forlia leEClßGE by
G A. KELLY,
mi t a No. 89 Federal street. Alleghety.
JFINE ASNOILI RENT OF SLEIGH
Both just reseivt d wid for isle low by_
& LONG
febt B dsw Ifff Libalw Amt.
PORT OF PIrTsBCTIIGIV
ARRIVED.
Franklin, Bennett, Brownsville,
Gallatin. Clarke ' to
Imperial; Oaks. Cineinwal.
DEPARTED,
Frani!irL. 11:7,Dott,Iirowf.svluf,
AV"; ,
' . Ter—Lie-A evening at twi
light thc.r , ,- cvo a•Aut 7 ftot water in the eh.. 12-
nal and 1 e 11. n z.
Dar The Hull of Capt. C. L. Brennan':
new boat arrived Te3terday. :ho will he coot
Dieted wits all postible oe,patch.
Okii` SL March 20.—The ammo! Amer
pant, No v, Dan arrived at ct. Loa he Ne
vado, Capt. Michell, left lorlaburg on Gov
ernment Muth:le:B.
WA- The ever punctual steamer Emma
-Graham, Cap'. Ayers leaven to-day for Zanes
ville and intermeilato ports. This boat hell su-
perior officers and attentive officers.
la. The' new and splendid side-wheel
steamer Davenport, Capt dray, Is anneal:toed for
St Louie and the Upper Mississippi. She is cne
of tbe Seem eteamerd ever bait and in 'charge of
Capt Gray she is sure to prove a ftvorite,
4a- It will be seen by reference to our adVer
Using columns that the new steamer " Armenia."
Captain McCallum, has changed her sign to
Memphis," for which port she will leave on Sat
urday. Passengers can rely on this. Mr. A, C.
McCallum, Jr. will do the honors in the office.
THE NEW STEAMER MAJESTIC.
Capt. John P. Keiser's dew steamer has attrac
ted a good deal of attention during the past
week, and has been visited by a large number of
persons, all of whom have come to the conclusion'
that she is decidedly one of the largest and best
steamers ever constructed. The hull was built by
Messrs. E. & N. Porter & Co., Shoustown. Length
255 feet; beam 41 feet; and hold/ feet. The cabin
was built by Messrs. W. Richardson & Co. is neat,
handsome and admirably arranged in every de
partment. The boilers, four andumber, with four
due 4 40 inches in diameter 30 teet long, were
built' by Messrs. Watson & Monroe, are very com
plete, and calculated to add credit to this estab
lishment. Mr. Watson being a practical mechan
ic and an old river engineer, knows how things
should be got up so as to give owners and officers
as little expense as possible.
The Majestic is a side wheeler. Her wheels are
32 feet in diameter, with 12 feet buckets. She is
supplied with all modern improvements that 'in
genuity could suggest, or money purchase. We
have no hesitation in say.ng that no boat ever
built on the western Waters excel her in com
pleteness, and it is doubtful if she has anyeenals.
She has Lea's Patent Elivator for loading and un
loading, and an extra boiler for the same. The
painting was executed by Marra*, Long gs' Duff;
Furniture
The outfit was furnished by & Duff;
Furniture by T. B. Young & Co.
The Majestic only draws 32 inches light, and is
intended fora St. Louis and New Orleans pack
fit, bat at present she will rim in the service of
Uncle Sam," at the lt under solicitations of "Uncle Abra
ham." She was built the superintendence
of Captain W B lia.slett. The Captain has built
many fine boats and never built one that was not
successful, but the present one far eclipses any of
his former efforts. If the Captain was not so
modest, he might justly feel proud of the noble.
Majestic. She will be
whoacmnden highlytain
John P. Keiser, an officer comesrec
ommended. Fie take pleasure in introducing
him to our friends.
For Marietta and Zanesville.
Regular Muskingum river Packet
leaves Pi ttslut.r4b every Tuesday, .1
p. m., Zanesville every Friday S a. in.
:..'THE NU,W AND SPEEN DID
• Passenger steamer EMMAGItA
dH hi, Monrce Ayere commander. will leave as
noted above. For freight or passage apply on
board or to J, IS. LIViNt4S vN ,t CO.
noz6
For Davenport, Da Duque & t3t Pant
WF-Di'FSDAY, ItCti 2.5 th
ZairTHE NEW AN,, S 1 STUD
W- 14 Nurthe a e aide-wheel racket
D, VEI PORE. Capt .U. drag. with ave :Lau
positively go through a, a I verd,. d.
Fur fre•g4tur jpas,.ge app y "la board or to
J. B L.V LAG St Cu ,
or Y.
1868 NEW AIM XGEMEN T IBa3
Wheeling and Pittsburg Daily EX
press line
THE rInE PAStiENGER
•^"' ate war 1 1 .4 IN r RV A. John Gnrcter
commander. leaves Pittsburgh for Whosling ovary
'inesday, TharsdAy an 1 S • urday at 11 A 31.,
punctually leaven a heell g ay. ry
Wednesday's and Friday's a a a tn.
Th • above ateatorrs makes cl eo coanec
tiona at Waselmz with flu whcei steamers
for Marietta. Parhereburg -r.d Circian.qt'
For frieght or Past , a4c board or to
JAMS , t o .I.IN • & Co..
Agent.. N 0.114 tent t .hreet.
oil: can a k. 14
W DX- -
Has opened un office at
NO 90 WATER STREET .
Where he will (ranezoL 4 iienof,.;
Agency bneinee. and. wouhl Anii,lr a
ronaste from ato.arnhnni 'v,7
BARKER'S,
59 MARKETSTR-E.LOE,
SILK S
CLOAKS,
SACOUES I
MANTLES, SHAWLS
D
DRESS GOODls,
In their usual groat variety and at great bargains
rah%
RICKETSON
1 1 111111 E ALLFGRENY NEW .33.A.RTIET
ROLSR—In pureuaoce of aioint resolu'ion
of Councils, paned March sth. 7803, public notice
is hereby given that the choice of al Butchers'
and other Stalla and Vegetable Stands in the New
Market House. A Ileghen, City, will be sold at
PUBLIC OUTCRY. commencing at /2 o'olook.
m. of
TUESDAY. MARCH. 31,1863.
and continuing until the demand is supPliod,
According to an ordinance adopted by the City
Councils March 5th.1863. emitle4 'An Ordinance
Regulating the Markets in Allegheny city" the
choice of stalls and stands will be sold. subieht to
the annual rent which ma e lifted theroon by
the Committee on Markets, f o r a term of tou yews,
as to all stands or stalls for which a b nus of $25
or more sha Ibe paid ; and for a term of n o, 94) r
as to all stalls or stands upon which a bon us of
lent than $25 shad bawd&
The stall plan of he Market House. showing
the number and annual rent of each stall or
stand will be ready for public examination on the
sixy of sale.
The New Mart'et Howe is paved throughout
with brick. and thoroughly lighted with gas. The
entire v• arket is securely enclosed; and the
greater part of the vegetable stands. and all of
the butcher's stalls a e under roof. The e t .nds
are all fixed and num her, d, so that the lessee
may kn w his exact location and amount or roam
and be able to avoid transporting his own benches
to and from the market
Market hours are 11 led by City Ordinances at
from 12 o'clock 11l on • , onday until '2 m on Tees
day; fit m 12 mon Thursday until 12 mon Friday,
and from 12 m until 9 p m on Siturdity. of each
week—being for five days each uer It,
Any further information can banlosined on an
plioation to either of the un ensigns& at any
time, or at the Ida ket Hon.° o • the lay of sale.
11. N. DUNLAP,
JOS KlitnY -• TRICE.
It. B. FRANCIS,
JO-. 11. DO ND.
Baja,. RIDDLE',
mlra-dtwtd Committse on Markets.
JOHN LITTLE, Jr.,
wo. ioit ieistairti sll u •
STOCK AND BILL BROKER
Promissory Notos..S.took Bonds. and Mori:gag
bought and sold
CHARLES L. CALDWELL,
(Successor to Jas. Holmes k Co.,
F'OELEC PACKER.
Dealer In Bacon Lard. Seignr_o, ura d Haw,
s m okede Beef &c.
Corner Market deollayd. - rant streets, Pittsburgh, Pa
WIIVE-Acags OF LAND rO6 SALE
ritante in Chartier , g na‘r Saw Mill Run
curit ' BEßT & SONS,
W2l Real Estate and G , gents.
Al Marke t street:
110PACON-4,80 0 POUNDS COUNTRY
' 2ll -1P Shoulders. well cured and trimeaef iust re•
.oeived and for Cale by
JAS. A.
Corner Market and Pito. atr wtr.
Go TO i nN Bo e ol L noes iavns
FOR
ora ß l A Poor
Men,O_dro.
INTELLIGENCE;
p I 80i ots au d.
SE4L.I.NO 4.2'Nd.-214
T.
. .
IiJILT/THOUT THE LEANT REGABB
•17 11 , to o3oittraz thq mtutha eloped onc tin me
4iately. - • • - •
• COME AND SEE.
2d Door bolero , Exchange ikamn.
, '
CONCERT HALL
E WEEK MORE
Sanford's Opera.
011.1 EAT FIIN-ILCIIISES CROWDED.
The Best Entertainment Byer GivEn,
_ air Doors open at 7• Don:gramme at to 8. •
Eitittrday a ft ernoon performance t Dutra (Pen
at 2 f Commence at 23i o'elook4 '
xi , i6SiOn 25 Oetit3.
mla,tf
. - r
PITTSBURGH THEATRI4-:
Leuze AND lIENDBRSON
PRICED OP AD I I/8820M—WiVate Boxes. $5 00
Singlo Seat in Private Box. $1 00q Parquette and-
Dr.g Circle,chairs, 50 Dente ; - Family Circle. 2 5 -
°out; Colord Gallery. 25 max . Colored Boron.
50 cent; Gallery 15 eenta.' • -
Re - ensmeniont f , r six nighis only of My, R. E.
J. MILS. and his Arabian Holes mrAwn
• THA.
THIS EVENING
THE GREAT AMERICAN DRAM .
PUTNA .
OR IHE IRON SON OF 76.
Gen. Putnam *r.-.llltettnf-n
Raragatab Annie 1. De =la -
To conclude with with the shrilling EqueStriat- ,,
Drama or •
CLAUDE m DUVAL,
'THE KNIGHT.OF THE ROAD.
Claude Duval ..Mr. Miles.
Jack Bann U. Foster.
Jockey Goosengreen R. 0. Seft-n.
Mary. Watson to i.n Li.zie Gillet.
Bonny 7 ass .. Haiwat he."
Saturday aiteraooll, grand p rforrna ce corn
meacing at 284 o'clock. Aclmusion 2So
111 E 0-AD 3E. N
VSIC 'HALL, LIBERTY STREET.
ILR near Wood. Win M Alien, Leese and Man
ager. G W lzirbye, stage k anger, Pr. f E Clete
«Os Medea! Direotar, Open every night with a
Star Company Grand matinee every Saturday
afternoon for i edits and children. Admiesiou—
Private boxes. $2; Seats in orivete boxes, ELI obit
()retie Ira seats, 25 ass; Fari.ily circle 15 c's: Gal
lery 10 cis
SPECIAL °NOTICES
J. M. coasw-ELL
cosittWELL d JERK,
ARRIASt. MANUFACTURERS.
SILVER. & BRASS PLATERS,
and nissatifasturers of
adl- ry and Cairiaae Ha - dwa - re,
No. 7 Si. clair Street, and Duquesne Way,
(near the Bridge.)
mho PITTSBURGH PA.
'/ he Millions Visiting New "Work
f r 1:03 ears. have sits .qa bund
Cisstador.'s Ha r Lye ar,ll Yetertratitte
Made and applied wi hin a square of the
same • pot, Nottung opt their
1: rtequalled. Y err. °Lion,
Has nth mtheir World wide reputation, and
leads. thwm take the Place of all • their prepare
tit Ls the Dye produces any shade desires in ten
tut lutes
Manufactured by J. ORISTADORO, 6 Astor
flow% New York, 9old everywhere, and appli
ed by ail flair Dressers,
Price sl.sl 60 and $3 per box, awarding to size
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE.
Isinvaluable with his Dye. as it imparts the M.
moat solo:se, the most beautiful gloss, and great
vitality to the Clair , Price cents, $l, and 62 ber bowie accorciing to
size, mht4do tolotee
7he Greatest Dhe'ove , y of the A gio
Farmers. la, allies and others can per ha,e no
remedy equal r.. 1). . n Tann, -
for dyaa , . ars n iie, croup, chr”bic rh.,o ar em
sora ti rotas. t , othache. tea ti knee. oafs b n s,
swekings. Wm./sea...la sores, hes, ach , tan quit"
bites. pKins m tne lies s 'chew bock, ac . tit
zoo not .ive re itf lb manywil Inrnh,ts.ed
it that is asked is a trap, an.. use it ace rdi. g
t the du ctums
e. oataa—Oear Sir:—l haves u.sed you-. Ve
netia Liniment in try tautly f. a L -be of
Yeara, anti believed it to re the b• az article for
whatit is recumw Levi- ha' Irgs e ever usce,—
Per sudden at'ack of croup it is in. Jost" e. I
have na hesita , ton in ecommend att it f r all the
use it pro e,:ees to cure. 1 114v.`5.,111 tt far maoy
years. and it gibes en ire ga ittecuuu.
CEL.A..oLit " inlfitNE ..-
Quakertovra. N. J . PI 8 1858
Price 25 and 50 ten 6 Zt..id y alt drugg sta.—
Office O 5 uortland stanet,New York. .
mhlB:d&w3wc
Watts about Brandrestill Pills.
Novi CASTLE. -
Westchester Co.; N. Y. Oct. 23, 1872. •
Mr. G. Tax Elms &autos, Editor &to Sias
Rents/Awn:
Pear Sir— I would state that I was induced to
use, BRANDR 'S PILLS, through the recom
mendation of John 14t3wift, of Groton:Westches
ter county, who was entirely restored to health
by thoir use. lie was sick for some two years, very
costive and dyspoptio, and- ho tried. everythins
but was not relieved. Finally, he took one Bran.' -
dreth's, Pill every day for thwack, ands dose of erix
Pills every day for three days, and then toolfone
Pill eve) y day. with an occasional dose of six. Li
one month he was able to so te - work„ and - intlikeer
mouths ho well, gaining 40 ands in wMdt„
Yours truly , .NDWABD PURDY.
WIISTCHR.STEIt Cit nil% SS:
Edward Purdy being duly sworn . says that he
resides m the town of New Castle; that some -
years ago he wan very sick with a sore on his leg.'
which had boon 'running for over five years: that
he was also much distressed by a Pain ut bill chest,
ar k ,'l besides very costive and dyspeptim that af
ter tning various remedies and many physicians, '
he commenced Mil3l3Brandreth'is Pills, six to eight
three times a week, and at the end of one month.
the sore on his leg healed, and at the end of two
months ho was entirely cured of costiveness, dye- -
.pupsia and pain. and has remained well ever
61-1500. EDWARD PDRDI
Sworn to Wore me. this 18th day of Oct. 1888.
B. MALCOLM SMITE.
nol2-lleirtfo. Justice of the-Peaest
Soldby ThOMaa BedpatIMMILMOUTAIIOS
Pittsburgh.
gEo. ,COCHRAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Office No. 69 Grant 'trees; near the Court
House. Pittsburgh.
,• L L BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
hi s care :gill receive Apnmptettention
!actions made se.' 41
the money promptly remitted.:
idee6:lyd
WHEELER & IZ'S°N'S
Sewing idachine.,
NO. 27 FIFTH STREET.
PITTSBURG . EL 1
rfiIHESE 17111 RIVARLED FAMILY
MACHINES have just. been :a. Breed 'be
highs t premitun at the WOBLLIWei Fang,
London- all the Machines la the word competing
Over 10 ".000 have already been ■old,
all giving Universal Ststishiellon.
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This mactiineinakes thelook stitch impossible
to tuiraveLwith the essential advantage of bein_g
alikeon Both sides. forming no riige or chain. it
wilt Quilt, stitch, hem, tell. gather.. bind. cord, .
tuck and braid.
The elerance. sreedand simplicity of this &lam
chine, the bestirs and strength of stitch, and
adaptibikty to the thickest or thinest iabrias
render it the most SUCCESSFUL and POPII.
Lc. AR ,gowing idaaithips now offered to the pub
li
..Warranted for Three tears.niall
Call and examine them, at NO. 27 FIFTH
STREET.
WM. SUMNER & CO.
JUST RECEIVED
a splendid stock of
SPRIN G DEL AIN ES /a DIMEA GC ODR
• CALICOS, GINGHAMJS.. deo.
Bpeoial ati ention[ is called to our sti,ek Muslins
end Irish Linens that was purehaEecrbqwe
great advance i ,, Drr nail F.uen,enti pure I
your Spring Goods ea they will he much b:gbe • I
lteinemboy the plan. No, 98 Market strew., be.
tween Fifth and the Diamond.
mb.,3 o H . J. LYNCH.
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Western 4giinte.