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mut weekt, Peat in those eiti and are au
tborisol to take Ad • •,,, e , • :
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DRESDAT MORNING APRIL 20
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Keep fool.
- We hope we will be excused for mg
. gesting to' our readers, both old and young,
"the necessity 'cif exercieing coolness and
prudence, amid the manretartling rumors
that are now afloat in the city in reference
• to the approach date rebels. While every
precaution should be taken to prevent an
alarm, and every arrangement should be
promptly made to go to the assistance ofi
those who are in, the most immediate dan
er, all should remember that first reports
a r e the most alarming. Indeed we have
not heard of a battle or a raid since the corn
ruencement of this unfortunate rebellion,
in which the first statement of it did not
largely exceed the true account subse
quently received. That five thousand
rebel cavalry are now in Morgantown, we
do not believe, because we are very confi
dent that so large a body of men and hors
es could not be moved any great distence,
without news of their approach having
reached us before this time, and it is equal
ly impossible that so great a number
of troops of that kind could or would be
spared from the main body of the rebel
army, for the purpose of making
mere raid into Western Virginia or the
border counties of oar own State, which,
in our opinion, is all the most sanguine
rebel officer could hope to accomplish.
However, as we have before remarked,
-all hands should prepare with a will for
the worst, remembering at the same time
terlistan to all the flying rumors with
several grains ofallowance; and not per
mit themselvestn be frightened, flurried
or eicited.
A. soldier who goes into battle trembling
with fear or excitement is of very little
- account, and is almost sore, if for shame
sake he does remain in the ranks, to be
hit, either by his companions or the enemy.
It is' the perfectly cool, intrepid soldier,
who is devoid of everything like flur
blustering, or excitement, who is to r te
depended on. The men whom you see and
bear the most conspicuous on the corners
and in the drinking houses, retailing with
large additions everything they hear and
drawing upon their fruitful immaginations
for stories that never had an existence,
are always, in every- emergency, whether
of war, flood or fire the last to be counted
en, and rarely to be believed. But we
did not intend to say so much, and will
corclude by again urging our readers not
to become unduly excited,or unuecesearily
alarmed. Let every man, should danger
beset our heretofore peaceful homes, act
promptly, cooly and bravely, and no seri
ous trouble need be apprehended.
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, mportanee of the Telegraph.
Yesterday while the numerous conflict
ing and alarming rumors, in relation to the
rebels having marched upon, taken and
planted their banners upon the Court
House of Morgantown, were in circula
lation, terrifying the timid and arousing
people of all classes, the great want or the
lightning mode of conveying intelligence
tvas 'seriously felt. In times like these,
when there is a possible, if not a probable
danger of the rebels surprisingour people,
who lire in the border counties, such as
Fayette, .Greene and Washington, plunder
ing the defenceless citizens of all their
movable property, and applying the torch
to what they cannot carry away, it is of tho
utmost importance to those citizens that
they should be in a position to communi
cate every hour with prominent points,
where men, arms and ammunition can be
at once forwarded to their relief. As it is
now, we are nearly, if not quite four hours
from Uniontown, and a body of cavalr
such as ran into Chambessburg could, be
y
fore word would get to us, and we be able
to reach the scene of action, supposing
that scene to be the county seat of our
neighbor, Fayette, carry off and destroy
that whole region of country. In an
economical point of view it would be
a saving for both the State and the
National Government to establish tel
egraph lines in every direction, where there
is even a possibility of our people being
surprised by either a domestic or foreign
fJe. All loyal citizens who are despoiled
of their property during this rebellion have
the undoubted right to claim and collect
damages from the government. Of course,
in this view of the case, it would be cheap
er to expend a few hundred or thousand
dollars, if by so doing the rebels could be
foiled in one of their schemes of plunder,
than to pay those who suffered a million or
two in damages. Besides in the case now
referred to, there is no doubt, if the gov
ernment would advance the money to build
a line of telegraph from this city along the
Pittsburgh and Connelhville road to
Uniontown, and front thence to Morgan
town, the railroad company or other capi
talists would, when peace was restored,
arid the government desired to part with
the improvement, refund the amount of
cost. By all means there should be a line
of telegraph established on this route, with
the least possible delay.
Money Getting Plenty.
The amount required to pay off the
army, up to the lst of March is near sixty
million of dollars. More than the entire
receipts of gold from California received
any year. This amount of capital added to
the already flush money market must slim
ulate all branches of trade. One who is well
posted says that over h half million of dol
lars will come into Pittsburgh during the
next thirty days. By the Ist of May it
will take thirty millions more to pay up
the troops, when more money will be flow
ing in. This, with the amount paid oat
here on Government contracts for iron
gunboats, the building of steamers, the
receipts fromeoal, the outlay in the ' ltirge
number orbuildings going on in our city
will give farmers and all others plenty of
money toinwrove in all directions.
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The Provost Guard off for
Uniontown.
Yesterday afternoon about one o'clock
the Provost Guard, about one hundred
strong, sta=ted for Uniontown under com
mand of Captain Wright. A large crowd
assembled-at tha Connellsville Railroad
depot to see them off; and great enthusi
asm prevailed. The men were fully armed
and equipped, antlaptger to get a
` 3 ""u''' '`) d istin^nieth themselves.
ng of Gunpowder.
it to the extensive es.
:napp k Co., Fort Pitt
:iug at their enormous
cannel., eappened to overhear the re
marks from a couple of the B'hoys, who
were on a visit from the head waters of
the Allegheny, -by raft:
" Bill, look at that fellow, (one of the
it, inch guns,) some punkins—it is some;
why it-is big enough to kill any fellow
that looks at it, without shooting it off.
Yon, 4•cfc?r me going to war where
then` fellows are, shooting or no shoot
ing."
Paint' and Repair.
We do hope that w t hile money is plenty
that landlords, and all others, will paint
and fix up. Wood and Market streets
looks much better in their new coats of
paint. A number of'our other streets are
being brushed. and look as if they are
keeping up with the improvements. We
say again to all Paint and Es up, don't be
behind your neighbors.
Rentnival or Coin.
undootaud that the President of one
of the Wheeling Banks brought upwards Of
a million of Coin to oar city for safe keep
ing, yesterday afteraooa. •
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-- " Whiff iiiiieg kola. : :
The excitement last evening at 7 o'clock,
in reference to the appearance of the rebels
at Morgantown, and their supposed inten
tion to march on Uniontown had riot aba
ted, but was rather on the increase. So i
many conflicting stories were in circula
tfonThat it was hard to get at the truth.
In the afternoon about 3 o'clock, a mass
meeting was held at Wilkins Hall, which
was presided over by P. R. Brunet, Esq.,
assisted by a large number of Tice Pram
dents and Secretaries.
A Committee having been appointed tc
prepare resolutions made the following re
port, which was accepted :
Resolved, That 500 men row sign a roll,
Pledging themselves to go into the 15th
Regiment Pennsylvania Militia, to fill up
said regiment.
Resolved, That all wishing to form new
companies now enrol themselves into corn
parties of eighty, rank and file, and elect
their officers.
Resolved, That companies of cav
alry be formed.
The resolutions were adopted uaani
mously. Gen. Howe read to the meeting
the following dispatches from Wheeling :
WHEELING, April 28th, 1862.
fStu : We:are in imminent danger. The
rebel forces are within thirty miles, burn •
bag bridges on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad - . They are also approaching by
the Waynesbnrg road. Send your Minute
Men and Artillery, and whatever force
you can. 'Be prompt or we are destroyed.
Gov. Peirponte is absent.
atm £1; ELI. Tiftlt . ,_ Treas. State.
E. M. NORTON, Marshal W. V.
, Aril2B, '63.
Sin : Can you v end artillery and drilled
men by express train, today, as we are
threatened. We have received reliable
information that the rebels, 2,000 strong,
were at Morgantown at 4 p. m., yesterday.
H. J. SAM L , EI S, A. G.
There was some discussion as to where
the troops should go, after which it was
decided to meet at the Monongahela
wharf at 6 o'clock, and proceed up the
river.
We were informed last evening at 10
o'clook, that no troops had left, or would
leave last night for the scene of action,
although a large number were anxious,
fully armed and errlipped, in line, ready
to go, but did not know where they could
be used to the best advantage.
Democratic Club.
The meeting of the Democratic Club o
Allegheny county, which was held last
evening, at the hall, on the corner of Fifth
And Smithfield streets, was both large and
enthusiastic. Hon. Charles Shaler ad
dressed the Club in his ustial forcible, log
ical and eloquent style. This organization
promises to do mach good in rebuking
and holding in check fanaticism, and we
hope all its meetings will be largely at•
tended.
From Harrisburg—Goy. Cur tin
ou the Raid.
Gen, Thos. M. Howe, Assistant Adiu
taut General, received a dispatch from
Gov. Curtin, yesterday, in which he says
that he has no power to call out the mili
tia, and that he has sent on for instruc
tions from Washington and Baltimore.
That he has forwarded two batteries, arms,
ammunition, &c.; that our militia, if cal
led out, had better be pat under experi
enced officers; that Col. Roberta ha, start- '
ed for this city, and that another colonel
of repute will immediately follow him.
Gen. Russel is ill and cannot come. The
Governor closes by saying that he will be
out himself if the news still continues
alarming, and that plenty of troops will
be immediately forwarded.
!fore Bridge Burning.
By a telegraphic dispatch which Captain
Batchelor received yesterday afternoon,
from the Collector at Wheeling, it appears
that the rebels were then engaged at their
favorite pas'ime of burning bridges on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Warring.
ton. It is not known whether this is the
same force that occupied Morgantown on
Monday or not.
Pickpocket Arrested.
A professional pickpocket named David
Noble.of Cleveland, was arrested yesterday
afternoon, at the Pennsylvania railroad
passenger platform by officer Foz. He
was caught in the act and several hundred
dollars found on his person. He was com
mitted for trial. He is well known to the
police of Cleveland.
N litigation Open.
The Erie Extension Canal is now open
for navigation. The break above Powers'
Landing has been repaired and the water
was let into the feeder, last week. Navi
gation has opened briskly, and bids fair to
over reach the large amount of business
which was done last season.
Appointment.
Captain Herron, late of the I 'owth
Cavalry, has received the appointment of
Provost Marshal under the conscription
law for this Congressional district, and has
opened his office at his residence on Penn
street.
Argument at Hairtsbarg.
The argument upon thew it of error in
the case of Keenan, convicted of murder
in killing JEW. A. Obey, a conductor on
the Citizens' Passenger Railway, and who
is now confined in our jail, under sentence
of death, will be heard in Harrisburg on
Wednesday next, the 6th or May.
Flax Sheeting.
We are glad to see that Messrs. Kenne
dy & Co. are now receivingtheir machine
ry for the manufacturing of flax sheeting.
The successful manufacture of this article
will be worth many victories,adding large
ly, to the best of Pittsburgh articles, and
giving a 'good and cheap article to all, in
stead of being dependant on cotton sheet
ing. We do hope that all our farmers will .
plant flaxseed, and every one feel patriotic
enough to aid in this importadt projsct.
.Grand Italian Opera.
Our musical public will be pleased to
learn that Manager Gran, with a host of
artistes, will give us grand operas next
week. His company consists of Madames
Lorini ' Cordier and Morensi, prima don
nas ; Brignoli and Maccafen, tenors ;
Amodio and Dubrel, baritones; Sasim
and Barilo, bassos, and a full chorus and
orchestra, under the direction of Signor
Mnzio. With an array of talent like the
above we predict crowded houses for Mr.
Gran daring his stay in this city, especially
as his repertoire consists of the followitig
operas: Trovatore, Norma, Dinorah,
Ballo in Maschera, La Juive, Martha, &c.
Marie Zoe.
This celebrated daneens is drawing
crowded houses at Trimble's Varieties.
This is certainly the best artist that has
visited our city for a long time, and her
success is well deserved. The ill for to
might is "La Esmerelda," in which she
takes the principal part. Go and, see
It will Pay to Read This.
Fleming 139 Wood street, has now on
hand one of thejargest, cheapest and best
stocks of hats, caps and stra* goo& ever
offered in this market, - being is almost
daily receipt of the newest styles he is
enabled to offer his patrons the very latest
and most fashionable gnods. Whblesale
buyers will find his stock complete and
one of the very best from which to select
and at prices which cannot fail to give
satisfaction.
Notice.
In consequence of next Thursday being
bur:National last day, the monthly meet
ing of the Young Men's Bible" Society is
postponed for one week, v,iar to Thursday
the 7th of May, atfialf-past seven o'clock,
in the Lecture Boom of the First Prat)) ,
tsriau-Church;
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1116V11 et the MOON :
The people of. Wheeling appear to be
considerably alarmed, as well ai some
others, at the near approach of the rebels,
as is proven by:the fact that the Govern
ment archives of the new State arrived
here last evening, and were deposit:o4ll"a
secure place for safe keeping. This cir
cumstance, in connection with the fact
mentioned in another item,
of the arrival
of the coin, looks as though our friends at
"the head of navigation" were alarmed
as well as the rest of us:
Raftnten Attention
All o i
f our stalwart, strong armed and
stout hearted river friends, who are now
in the city, and wish to take a hand in
punishing and driving the invaders out of
our neighborhood, will meet this morning
at the Red Lion Hotel, near the St. Clair
street bridge.
Returned.
Lieut. St. Clair Cooper, who has been
on a brief visit to his family, left on Mon.
day evening to join his regiment.
Goy & BAN 6W6 Sewing Machines, for 1 , . e il7
manufnotering p ‘ urposee , ,, are the beat in amA. A. P. 3ATON AY. General Agent.
IS Fifth street. Pittsburgh
Josnrs ita1r...¢....
JOSEPH MEYER & BON
PALNOIr AND PLAIN
FURNITURE &CB £ I S
WAREHOUSE, 115 SMITHFIELD I'ISP
Between taixtbstreet end runt i ~Ilea
WIIERCA STILE LIBRARY ASSO
CIATION LECTURES.
MASON JONES,
THE DISTINGUISHED IRISH ORATOR
Will deliver his celebrated oration.
GARIBA L D I ,
AT ,LAFAYETTE BALL, ON
FRIDAY EVENING, May Ist.
D e f ore tho young Men's Mercantile Li
brary As °elation and tho
public. generally.
•
01.Tit•keti 50 cents—to ho had at the Me.i. , and
Book Stores, Library IL-,,ms and at the Door.
Doors open at 7 o'clock ; Oration to begin at 8
Lecture Committee—W, IL Kincaid. Joseph Al
breo, W. D. Mctiewan, J. D. Ilubley, Georg.° W,
Weyman.
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JICTVV.INII,E CONCERT
CROWNING OF TILE QUEEN OF MA Y
AT
EXCELSIOR lIALL. Allegheny City, o; posito
'he Post utlioe.
IIIEIII2II7EN ILE SINGING SCHOOL
A. tinier tho direction of Mr. A. J. Po , to &old,
will give a Concert at the eiove Woe.? on
TUESDAY Even/lug, Hay sth.
The esercites will corl i_st of Sores, Glees, Solos
Duetta, Choruses, and the
CROWNING OF TILE HAY (KEEN.
Admis don 25 cent,. Children under 25 years of
age . ls cents.
Tickets and programmes can he had atJ. J,
Eases No 100, hosier& ttro:t, J. T. Sample's, ad
joining Rail Road depot, • Federal St. and of the
Pupils• and at Bliss Taylor's. 44 Velem] St, where
the Crown, Sceptre nal flar'and are on exhibi
tion. Doors open at 7 o'i• ock, Concert coinnien•
ces at 2:0 precisely, eAtitd
0014 CORD GRAPE.
VPERIOR VINES, AT $2 :50 PER
dozen $12:.” per he). Extru Vines at
$25 per lu.J,
ELSINGBURG GRAPE.
w E CAN FURNISH A FEW VINE!"
os this ra 'ale Grails at ,S 2 Per doze
si° f ,, Per L.'. n;
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HUTH STREET DWEL.
0.7 linq hotme, for sale. Price $l4OO, terms *0:0
in hand. ballanca at s2t*) por roar. Contains
hall, four repine. ki - P•hen and coed collar.
N. CUTHBERT & PAINS,
ap23 SI Market ascot.
A LUA BILE rorwrit STREET
V Property For Fele. .19 . 4 feet (rout by 85 1-i
wide ep, large buildi 1g w ell built, 1 inch
hull; Bar-Itoom; Sitting-Hoc in; Dining Ball
12 feet ceilings; Large Parlor; 15 sinel e and 9 dou
ble chambers: Large Kitchen; Wash-Boase: good
caller under the whole house, as and water fix
urea. No. 38 Fourth street. Now used us &ho
tel and doing an excellent I. usinees. For prco
and terms opal, to
S. CCTLITIERT d• pSO NS.
51 INitElet Street.
.4101 U TD, A SUM Or ItIONEY HE-
Ji2 Moen Little Saw Mill Run railroad depot.
andthe Marine railway Temperancevilki, The
owner can have the game:by describing the
money and p.aving this adver.isemont. Apply
at the office of the P..t.
R. HUTCHINSO.N
CFR OF LP.EFIS tt lIFTCITINSON,),
.FORIVARDINti MERCHANT
Dealer in
WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE,
Flour, GrAin, Fifh, Dried Fruit. Pot and Pearl
ea and PROD NOE GENERALLY,
Best Brands of Family Flour Always on Ran iL
No. 102 Second Street.
Between Wood and Market,
PITTSBUGU, PENN'A.
*fli-Liberld advance made on Consignment!,
apll-1 d
TO BVILDEISS AND VO.NTRACTOBEI
We am um manufaotariaz a ettpealor aritlele of
LIME,
which wo are prepared to deliver from our 00A1
YARD, 609 LIBERTY STREET.
Beat quallts , of b l andly Coal awn or
and es tempi.
ny9s lefeB9o7l/. STEIVABIND
REMOY A.L.
Ink R. F, BARDEEN HAS REMOVED
DJ" from Smithfietd street. below ate Girard
House, to NJ. 145 Filth street opposite the Court
House,
ap2llG.
R U.N I N G SHEAR Pi, PRUNING
IL knives, for Pale by
BECKHAM & LONG,
127 Liberty rtreet.
ORN MEAL-2SO SACKS FIRMER
ground Corn Ideal. just received and for eale
JAR. A. FETZER
corner Market and bit B t.
NM °TATO Eli—:9o BARRELS POTA.
toes, just received, and for salo by
JAB. A. FETZER.
CO nor Market end Firer. street
Dlb SOLUTION.
•in HE LATE FISH OF HASSIENFOR
.H AES et NMI tn. Saddlers A: Harness ma
kers, No, 283 Liberty stree.," was dissolved by the
death of George liassenforder, on the Ztti day of
March. All person, indebted, will make PM'
ment, and those having claims against th.ill present them at the office of Mitchell ,4 Palmeram-
Attorney's, No. 81 Fifth e'reet, on or before the
first day of May, for settlement, as Mr. Ephra Ins
Smith, surviving partner, intends leaving the
city shortly after thatclate.
VICTOR KESMLITELR,
EMIL AIM H.
Administratom
German Republican copy and charge Poet.
apM:lwd
A RNICA, PLASTERS HEMLOCK
LSTERS '
Relmbold‘ ExP A
Eat. Buell%
Raßank in nkin's Ext. Rlin.a Powders,
Saidlite owders,
India Rubber Syringes, •
Catarrh Snuff, •
Arnica Oil,
Rankin's WormSyrna.
And the usual stock of brigs. Perfumery ko„,
kept in first class Drug and Prescription store at
RANKINI, Drug Store. (id Earketstreet.3 doorg
below 4th.
api7
IL BARRELS WANTED, AT
ROUNTZ & ISERTZ,
118 Liberty street,
NvIHE ENGLISH PAPERS ALL
Styles, for Sale by
ap W. P. MARSHALL.
tr , r Wood Street.
E CLEAN—FOR WALL PAPER,
UP Paper hangings ma Whitewashers; can at
W. P. MARSHALL
ap27 - 87 Wood street.
VACTIr PITTEBERGIE PROPERTY
smi for Sale-30 feet fronton'Chestnut- street by
210)-deep,- a New Two Steryilrick dwelling house
of hall. parlor. dining-room, kitchen, cellar
and fire chambers:gas and water fixtures, flower
beds and paved yard. thud° trees, &c. The
house i 4 well bails, papered-and painted and in
good order, will be add at a low price and on
easy tarns of payment.
W. cirrusEiti , &B sos,
Sn2B saakqe,t,et
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1CALA117•021711222 OF
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No. :!1 Fiflh s:ree
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Sr. JouNs, N. 27.—The steam•
er Anglo Saxon bas been wrecked. Three
passengers arrived there this p. m. The
vessel is broken up and a great number
of passengers lost.
The Associated press yacht left for the
wreck immediately on the receipt of the
news.
J. KNOX,
Fifth lime
ST..Tonv , , April 1,. —The steatn tug
Dauntless picked up two boats' c rew of th e
Anglo Saxon between Cape Ballard and
Cape Race, and is retnrn,ng to this port
without landing at Cape Race.
The steamer Bloodhound has gone to
Cape Race.
ST. Jou Ns, April 27, via Port Hood,
April 28.—The Anglo-Saxon sailed from
Liverpool on the 11:th inst. with :11.:o pas
sengers and a ship's crew of tit, making a
total on board of 411, She was wrecked
four miles east of Cape Race ut noon to
day, during a dense fog. Seventy-three
persons escaped from the wreck by ropes
and spars, and 24 were in No. 2 life-boat,
making a total saved of 9i. No.'s 4 and
6 boats has not yet arrived in consequence
of the density of the fog, and 7 other per
sons who embarked on a raft are also miss
ing.
There is still a heavy sea and dense fog.
The commander is supposed to be among
the drowned. Ile purser, first and sec
ond engineers and doctor are saved, and
one cabin passenger, Lient. Sampson, of
the royal artillery.
The Hon. John Young, and family, are
supposed to be in one of the missing boats.
fhe deck broke up about an hour alter
the ship struck, leaving nothing but the
mizzen mast standing.
Several persons clung to the fore rig
ging till the foremast fell,but no assistance
could be rendered them.
Guns are being fired at Cape Race to at
tract the attention of the missing boats.
The steamer Dauntless this morning
picked up two passengers of the ill-fated
Anglo-Saxon, containing 90 people.
The following is a list of them :
Hon. John Young and lady, seven chil
dren and servant; Miss Hope, Miss Der
traine, Miss Capt. Stoddart, Mr. Green,
mail of f icer, Mrs. Lowers, Rev. Mr. Eaton,
Capt. Cassidy, Mrs. Jackson and child,
Mrs. Wright, John Morton, James Kirk-
wood and sister, Mrs. Effie James, Cath
erine Cameron, Mary Ann Adams, Ed
ward Manus, Thomas Caldwell, Mr. Heist,
post officer, Mr. Scott, fourth officer, .l as .
Henderson, fourth engineer, Chas. Car
row, fifth engineer.
The steamer Bloodhound has gone to
Cape Race for the people there.
The weather is very fine and clear on the
coast to-day.
PIIILAPEI.II lA, April 25.—Jay Cooke,
General subscription Agent, reports the
sale of $2,000,000, at 5:20 to-day.
These sales are restricted in a great
measure by the delay in furnishing the
bonds which the regissering department
is using every effort to - overcome,
Each day brings increased subscriptions
and fresh contributions from new districs,
and while it increases the work of the de
partment, it serves the double purpose of
supplying means against the rebellion,
and affords Bare evidence of the loyaly of
doubtful districts.
New . Yonft, April 28.—Vera Cruz dates
to the • sth inst. state that the Mexican
guerrillas had captured a camp of Rail
road laborers near Vera Crnz, destroying
and carrying off all the property there.
Several other similar camps near Tejeira,
were also captured and sacked and some
twenty laborers were killed and fifty or
sixty wounded.
It is stated that the French are making
very slight progress in Mexico.
A heavy storm at Vera Cruz. destroyed
French stores valued at $20,000.
Reinforcements for the French army
were constantly arriving.
NAgnvxt.t.u, April 28.--" One hundred
prisoners captured at McMinnville reached
here late last night.
Preparations are being made to send all
citizens South who refuse: to take the oath.
They will leave in a few days.
All quiet at Franklin and Murfrees
boro.
The river is fallirg. Three feet water
ea the shoal%
VERY LATEST TELEGRAPH
_
Great Excitement
PENNSYLVANIA AG :1R 11 DANGER
Nor4aniowo. ireinia, Otcupie
Railroad Torn Up -Bridges Burned
FIGHT NEAR BIRMINGHAM
The Steamer _Anglo Saxon
Wrecked,
A NUMBER OF LIVES LOST
ATEST FROM MURFREESBORO
RAILROAD MEETING}
&c , Sce.,
WIIF:ELING, April 28.—The city has been
in a fever of excitement for the last forty
eight hours, over rumors of a rebel ap
proach of fifteen hundred or two-thousand
rebels occupying Morgantown at three o'-
clock yesterday.
Unreliable rumors say they proceeded
from there to l'niontown, Pennsylvania.
It is believed that ro dameg - e of conse
quence has been done to the Baltimore
and l Uhio Railroad between here and Graf
ton.
Some miner bridges have been burned,
tis thought, by secesh residonte. There
s now no operations as far East as Graf-
Wheeling is in no danger
ASIUNnTON, April The tenth
Maine regiment arrived here, having been
mustered out of s:rvice. The Richmond
papers of yesterday contains a dispatch
dated Oki:lona, April 2'qh, says, our cav
alry engaged the enemy yesterday near
Birmingham. The tight lasted two hours
and a halt. The enemy were cempletely
routed ; fifteen killed and a large num
ber wounded. t'ol. Hatch of the 2:..h
lowa cavalry, was seen to fall from his
horse, which ran into our lines and was
captured. The destruction of a bridge
prevented pursuit.
CHATTAANOOCA, April 2;•.---Passengers
by the train report that Gen, Dodge's
Yankee force, 1000 strong, have advanced
ten miles toward East Tuscumbia,
Col. Rod_y is lighting and retreating to
wards reinforcements.
The Richmond Enquirer, in relation to
the affairs in South Carolina, says :
There are indications that the Yankees
are moving in South Carolina. • It is sun
posed that it is his intention to make a raid
to the vicinity of Coosanatchie, prAably
to attempt to destroy the railroad between
Savannah and Charleston.
A Frederickburg corre,Tor„le u t 0 : th e
Rich nond 1. ispach, write, April . 2. , 411. No
news here. The sun and wind hsve &le d
the roads very much.
idition
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Miaßtwiiiifibm , llpxil 2 , 77.
8.414 i•shale
report having made important movements
on our front, materially changing their
situation. whether in reply to oars on
McMinnville, &c. is not known, and that
the rebels were waiting for ns to advance.
They may assume the offensive. It is
known that Bragg has been reinforced by
one brigade from Mobile, and a Mississip
. •
-fi rernm-- -- -
pi regiment from Vicksburg was nent back
from Chattanooga; their force has been
reinforced at dan . cheeter to strengthen
the rebel regiment on the bridge and went
back to Shelbyville to Tullanonta. John.
son is reported as having moved his head
quarters to Shelbyville. Sheatham's di
vision is at Guy's Gap, twelve miles from
Murfresboro', on the Shelbyville pike.
Contrabands say their forces are entrench
ed on the Shelbyville and Trienne road,
and two brigades are at Bell Buckle, while
th e third force is said to be at Doolittle
pike. For some days past it was believed
in the rebel camps that if Rosecrans did
not advance Bragg would attack him.
One authority Bays Bragg has ;5,000 men.
No confirmatio n of the reported death of
Bragg.
!'aft .--..----
BOILDRNTOWN, April 2 q _At a meeting
of the Stockholders of, the Camden and
Amboy Railroad Company, held here to
day, the action of the directors was
unanimously endorsed and also the -on
tract contemplated between the Railroad
Companies forming the line from New
York to Washington by which the public
will obtain all the advantages arising lim e
a thorough double track and the other
improvements rendered necessary by the
present emerget cy,
&e., &c
--------.. Viri. lir
MARKETS B' TELEGRAPH
PIIILIDRLPIIIA, April 2.3.—The movements in
buretdrscuefsunnhtainngueed o .
f a
T v h y
rn m y sale hafraour
800 barrels extra family at $707 12!..7 50; small
sales superfine at s , iii - .Uti 12 1 .4.. c. Eye flour advanc
ed to 3.:d5 25. Corn meal scarce and wanted at
:it "-. More demand for wheat and 6,000 bush
els red sold at $1 68541 70 and white f.om St SO4
1 9 1 , IV icon , :in steady at $1 Oil Corn dull; saleg
of 600 bushels ye'low at 92c. Oats dull at 8‘10.%82e.
Prov:sions Steady: sales mess pork at $15615 50
and prime at $13414. Lard steady at 10/Alle.
Coffee firm but no stock hero in first hands; sales
at 29(71,120.
NIZT7 Foal( April 28.—Cotton aterols; sales of
1,030 bales at 601 1 :067c. Flour dull and Bo lower;
sales of 7.000 barrels at $4; 05546 25 forState,s7 15
647 D') for Ohio and $7 150)7 35 for Southern.—
Wheat dull and nominal; spring' whearis $1 Ma ,
1 30 and red $1 6241 70. Corn lower; wiles of 22,-
WO busbels*at 89t1 5 )91c for sound and 43€418 0 for un
sound. Prorisou.s dull but unchanged. Whisky
dull at 01:444c.
Stocks lower: Chago and Rock Island, 9134;
Cumberleand Co,al, 21: Illinois Central Railroad
015(; Illinois Central Bonds, 21; Michigan South
ern: 105)4: Penna. Coal. 125.
American Gold,- 149•;; Treroury 7 3-10106.
. . .
BAT/M.IIIE. April '23 Flour stepdy: : sales 4,000
hush.ut $7 '&:, for Ohio extra. ‘5 heat dull and
1 ,, 5. lower. Corn 'Retire. Provisions dull,—
]t tricky dull and heavy at, 44e,
1 863. CI
Now O r Never.
WM. P. MARSHALL
Again beats all the West in
FTYLF, QrALITY AND PUICE,
WALL PAPERS.
Porders, De..oratbins. Testers, Curtains, Land
so
Do aes,p Fireboard Prinb+, eta.. of Foreign and
e manufacture, for sale by
W. JP. BIARSIIA L.
87 Wood t.. near Fourth.
PITTSBURGH.
irdi,%lm
ISLE RAVINGS INNTIT - 117TION, NO
IL. 110 Smithfield
he el,stre opposite the Cuctom
Hume. Chattered by egislature.
President.-- ..... —.JAMES PAUM, Jr
VIOS PIIZBIDSKTS.
Wm. R. Smith H. F. gold
Thos. D. Messier A. Rein mum
Francis Sellers Joahu• Rhodes
John F. Jennings, Tama Stuckrath
Thomas S. Blair Alex. Bradley
Henry Lloyd Allied Slash
TRUSTEES,
JOBlllll King C Zmi
A S Bell Jos Dilworth
B B Fowler M , A Reed
JWoodwell R C Schmertz
ahm 0 Ric
J M Tiornak 1911 W
Hartmkets=
a
D M Long B J Anderson n
Jaa W Baxter D E Smith McKinleA
Wm ran
C 11
Robert D e
0
o
rt
013 Jonas • W lhuisß F Jones
W 11 Phelps 0 B Herron
81 0131rfilitY •ND TREASURER,
D. E. McEINLET.
Oren daily, from 9 s.a. to fromm. Also, Taw
and Satftrday evenings, to 8 o'clock.
oposits received of ONE DIME" and upwards.
Ividonds declared in December and ..Tune of
each year.
Dividends allowed to remain are placed to the
credit of the depositor as pridoipal, and bear in
terest, thus compounding it.
Books eontainmg Charter. 'By-Laws, die.. fur
nished at the office.
Aar. This Institution offera, especially to these
Persons whose earniisgs are small, the opportunity
to accumulate, by small deposits, easily saved. a
sum which will be a reSOUrCO when needed, their
money not only being safe but boaringinterest.
ic
stead of remaining tuatiroduotivo. my:. -
_E LIXIR PERUVIAN BARR WITH
MON.—It is pleasant and grateful to the
tasto, having none of the Inky flavor peculiar to
IRON /I EMEDIRS, A large supply of this val
uable preparation just received and for sale,
wholesale or retail, by
BRUSHES, BRUSHES. BRUSHES--
Jorge tusortraent of Paint, Varnish. Sash
and Whitewaih brushes, just received and for sale
by Glio. A. KELLY, 69 Federal St.,
ap23
Allegheny.
BERNETT'S COCOAINE —29 DOZEN
of Burnett's Cocoaine for the hair for sale by
GEO. A KELLY,
69 Itederal.
Altai:hen.%
_INDSEY'S BLOOD NE4BCFIED
ILA Winslos Soothing Syrup, Drake's Plant
tion Sitters, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Lyon's Ka
thnrion for the Hair, a large supply of each just
received and for e ale by
Rit OVAL
I[ll' ANINO SOLD OEU ENTIRE
RR stook of frardware to file-srs. LOGAN&
GREGG. No. 52 Wo-d street. Pittsburgh. we
most cordially recommeni our friends and late
customers to purchase there, being satisfied of
their ability t 3 render satisfaotion.
Cur books and iv-counts are left at their count
ing room, where Mr. J. E, Johnston. (our late
Book-keeper,) will attend to making Reglement.
J. N. SHALLENBERGER & CO.
aplB:3twawd.
DAUB & CAPPELL,
MERMAIIT TAILORS,
UIRAVE JUST ItECEIVED A
m and wall selected stook of
Spring Goods,
consisting of
Cloths, Caniraeres, Vestings, Eke.
.LSO—A lama etook of
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
luedaddrig Paper Collars. Neck Ties, and every
thing usualb , kept by first class Furnishing More
Orders promptly executed. au80:134
WAD f YD
f un l si M sMeEi DrIAom T s E su L i Y ta — bl A
fou ia
PHYSICIAN'S RECEPTION ROOM AND
OFFICE. in a lootilitr easily found and accessi
ble. with or without board. Address stating
terms. ineludine e and gas, to A. W. , 11.. DIE-
Ca OFFlCE.mhatti
36 ROBINSON STREET —YALU*.
ble Lot o! (}round for sale about 40 feat
front by:100 deep en Corry street, will be aold.at
a bargain. Apply to
8. CUTHBERT do SONS,
5 1Biarket street;
ABBE If SEEDS, SEED POTATOES
mar cane Rod; for Rile by
BECKHAM & LON%
Llbeitestred.
-AM
GENT'S FRENCH CALF ROOT%
Gent's Glove. Calf Gaiters,
Gent's. Glove Calf Gaiters,
Gent's Glove Calf Gaiters,
•C'heaP as the elies
At DlF est
FENBAciams
mb2l /6 Filth street near litalket:
Oeral KELLY
GO Fed St., Alleghe
G 9
F Federal
A. KIL.
eaeral St. Alleghen7.
PLAIN AND FANCY CA*MERES,
suitable for Business Sults. A full and complete
assortment of line black
•
•
Plain anl ftsured raid Caabp6ke Veztinga
cmelf Market Snare', &Ileac/ olt7
UZVED. 1:10XILI;IGEZ/Vil
PORT Or PireBBIY
Franklin, Bonnett..BrownsvillaQallatin, Clarke,.- ;
do
DEPARTED,
Franklin. Bonnett:Brownarillia , •
Gallatin, Clarke. do
Jennie Riven, Rotterx Cincinnati'
rn
Luze% Goodell. St .1...0nt5.
WY' The river—Last evening at twi
iißht them were 9 feet 8 !Elden .water and
weather fine.
reurn Tuesday's Cincinnati Con mercia
New Albany.
,
The A tlantic -arrived yesterday, bringing up
two hundred and' sixty-ono hogsheads -of
tobacco. She is still in charter to the ,Roveru
ment.
Two hulls and the mactiinery f a -teamr
rived here yesterday. The hulls ars ero to have
cabins put upon them. and to be fitted up for low
water packets.
The United States Rams. Dick Xultorii and
Lioness, arrived from below. this morning; rand
will undergo repairs at this port.
The hospital stearner Woonford. of tug Missis
sippi Marino Brigade, left for the fleet to - day.--
She hag good berths for the accommodation of
four hundred patients. her aft-augments
throughout are most-perfect-and complete. - .
Louisville.
The river was at a stand last evening, witiiB
feet 2 inches water in the canaL
Weather o ear and nletvant. -
The Jacob Strader brought from Cilleirmati:three
hundred if- rse.s, and will take hack as load of sick
soldiers,
The laborers on that boat struck for higher
wages demanding 40 cents an hour, The
_strike
was still on when we left the wharf,
Nashville. -., .- - •
The weather continues very Pleasarit;aftd-veze
tation %a look ing beautiful to the eye.
The C reaberland river is fal.ing.very riowl.v.ttl
most imperceptibly.
, _
DV - The new and splendid iaigenger,
Steamer. "Tenhielitocera" Capt. Rogers, leaves
to day for Cairo anaiiit Lords.. This boat his.un
surpassed aecomodatiiiins, clever tand' and at-
Rogers who =has
tentive officers. Our I t :i ced
charge of the office will bo, er t a i n to see th atiess _
sengers are well cared for, „ ~
The well known packt.‘linzerne"
Capt. Goodell, leaves this day for Sia u i s . eh e i s
:last off the ways. and is in complete tAer„, Pas
sengers anti shippers will bear this ha
be' The steamer "Emma Floyv
Capt. Wise. left yesterday for "St-Louis, with
t h e frei g ht they could carry. •
ter The ever punctual steamer "Em
ma Graham," Capt. Ayers, leaves to-day- at 4
p. m. I , 'or speed and acconiodations, and atten
tive officers, this boat stands a No. 1. air. W. G.
Wilson has charge of des office. ' . .
Bey- The first class
by ateanier
"Eclipse.' 'commanded by the ' noble Mae,"
leaves to day for Cairo and St Louis. This boat
has the best of accomodations , and is in charge b
as clever set of officers as can be found:
Air. The new and splendid passenger steamer
Emma Floyd, Cant James Ranson Is - announced
for St Lonis, tia , cna. l'aal and Minnesota rir...•
er on tae 211, This I' a fine epeortnnity f r per
ror.s going that nay, as they can go through with.:
nnt changing brats, kkWe take Workfare in reecan.
mending boat and officers.
Per Marietta mad Zanesville.- • -
iteirular Muskingum river Packet'
leaves Pittsburgh every Tuesday, ;I
p. m., Zanesville every friday 8
raixf44.44171E.
engNezETLAILDArmLIpiIID,
M, Monroe Aron commander, will leave at
noted above. For freight orP ,astage OPPIY-Op
b o ard or to 3. B. LIVLNOBTON UO.
_4EI
STEAMBOAT AG ENCY. --
W Fil
Has opened an office nt
NO 90 WATER STREET.
Where he will transact a General Steamboat
Agency bellicose. and world solicit a share of pat;
mane from steamboat men. ap24-lid
STOREDEEPERS AND
Rctai: Dealer. of the city and neighboring
towns are respectfully invited to examine Cur
stock of
TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS. 1108TERt 'AND"
GLOVES. EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS.
RUCHES, -
LACE GOODS, ITEAD DRESSES AND
NETS, SHIRTS, CORSETS,
PAIN AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
El - ITONS. VIREOS. PINS AND THE
VARIOUS SMALL ARTICLES IN OUR:
LINE OP BUSINESS.
Wo have on hand a large and well selected
stock of
STAPLE ARTICLES,
bought when prices were from 25 to 50 per cent.-
lower than at present, and having added our
spring purchases of STYLE gears, bought at firLt
tends ant on the mo t favorable terms, we ere
prepared to offer advantages in price and 8E100"
tion equal to any house east or %test.
flisir • ln one Wholesale Department, : on
the second and third floors, will be found exteri•
sivo assortments of the articles enumerated above
We therefore soPeit a call from all balers, ensur
ed that with our increased tacilities, we can give
them bargains in the quality. and prices of Intr
oodff.
D. S. MACRUII...—... R. 0, GLYDi
MACRITht & GLIDE.
N 0.78 Market Street,
am rlO Between Fottrtb and th nnii.
p➢avA7E DLSEASES
DR. BROWN'S OifJflOE
60 SMITHFIELD STREET, _
Citizens and Stranger)! in need of 'tnedieal Rd.
vice should not fail to give hies a call.
riDr. Browns remedies
venereal affections
sorofulorui and mglso
hereditary taint. Bach se tot
ter. psoriasis and oth
er skin cliseasw. the origin of which the patient
is ignorant.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS:
Dr. B's remedies for this affliction. brought on
by solitary habits. aro .the only medicines 'known
iq this country which are safe and will speedily'
restore to health.
REEIIMATIBM.
Dr. Brown's remedies cure in a few dais this
inful ailLetion -
He also treat Piles. °tact. Elonoorrboe, Lirethal
Discharges. Female "Diseases, Pains in the Bear
and Hidnoys, Irritation of the Bladder, strict
ures. etc.
A letter to be answered must contain at least
ONE DOLLAR.
Medicines gent to any address safelacked nFB .
ea and nrivate rooms. No. 30 SMITy_pHFIELD
STB.ENT, Pittsburgh. Pa. nolsd&w
Bowls. Animile &c.
Put np to 250, 500 and $lOO boxes, BotUes and
Meeks: $3 and $5 sizes for . Hotels. Pudic Usti
tattoos be. _ •
'Only infaliklq remtpet.knovm."
"'kW. &CZNibZ. l r
"Not dangerous to the Human Family."
"Rata come out of their holes to die."
til6 Bold W ho'eaale in alllarocities.
eia. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers town'
where.
103. t !Beware 11 of all worthlesimitattons
19... See that "Costar's" name is on each Doz.
Bottle and Flask. before you bay.
ttit. Address HENRY K . coSTAR.
alb Principal Depot 482 Broadway. N. Y,
Wt. Sold by R. E. SELLERS & CO.. and R. L .
F AIINESTOCE dc CO.:Wholesale Agents, Pitts
burgh. Pa. • "fab2Balm:podaw
SPRING- GOODS.
WE WouLD CALI. TIM ATTEN*
Om of Baers to oar stook of
RING AND SURER GOODS,
em bracing ."' file newest styles of
CLOTHS ANA CASSUIERESs"
W. H. McGEE & CO.,
143 NTIDE3I3,L STBFJET,
NEW
=:'.. _ -.
'i'llr %MILD RENOWNED -
- - '
BITIS Li Ir-!S . ;11111 - S - TIE L
vv/IlilaveoePoilatetatiDeatili g asaboro
eii...„Wildigyillillesti e tYtiV.idat*iiiai. - and
, - .wittlissetter.Zvenisists ' & Pin 27th,
littlish 23th and 110th. = ' -
In IC:'l3li,` 'iritited---tiidiVeas;i4 inteitainment.
The best Vocalists and best Comedians in the
Profeaelon
--.1 - ntirei ohmage of ' prograMme click 'evening;
Tickets 23 cents. Doors open at 7; Concert to
commence at S o'alOok.
HARRY, LlAMOOD,itgont.
.....,
............... Etna
16itigNWELL-deltEllitCAßffl i
MANOFAC-TURERS
-BD-yE4BtAss PLATERS,
- : 041. Viaifsetore - rs of
Fladdlery-.an4-Nsdkufe. Itts!.4Ware s .
NO. 7 - 6t. - Olaii 9treet,ind Anooorto Was.
- -ftrear the 1\41 03 • ,
-In T r ottlatillil, PA. '
,
.EXOELSIO)
Tho ontYPrellaratlon that trill in! :4-d iy
duce a eßlendid brown or Week In len -NOO g
without itdury to thtshair or soiling tho
the faze Or heed. - ateeol
CRISTILDOROtS HAIR DIEJE:N
It hes ti oen cerli6ed by the Stet- amulets in
Anierica, Including Dr. tt, CHILTON. tuba freefronCeve y deleterious substance, end beano equal
in the certainty and rapidyty of its operation, •
Idannfeetruut by J. OILISTADOItO, ti-Aster
-House. New Torii.. Sold everywheta. and anon - -
edby all Hair::Ornesers,
Price - '
PL;I 50 and pp per box. accenting to else
ap1.24..t.w.tm0r.
' '
N' li E.
S VENETIAOUS
IWltitn T en ° t, lilt h ottlea at Shy cents each, ft r
the eine Of larneness.Ecratohes, mod galls, sprains
1 hruitta.eplints, etas, °oho, slipping stifle, over
heating, sore threat, nail in the foot, etc. It le
warranted cheaper. and better than any other ex -
ticle ever -offered to the public. Thor s.ands of
urrmsls have been cared of tne collo and over
heating LT, this Liniment: end Imunireds that
wag crippled and lame have born resVred to
their tamer vigor. It is -used by all the cat
horsemen throughout the State% Orders are con
dant). received fmtn - the Racing etable.l of En-
giand ler fresh supplies of this invaluable ardcle.
QPCP 2,400 testimontate hate bees everfingi. „Renent
er,loeentglaid oat In' time may save the life
ofgour'horge.
Pelee 25 and-60 eenie. Sold hy all druggigte.—
Olileebe Cortland litreet,Nerw York.
bp ltd&w3we _
,
Facts about,,
BrltdretWa-PLlts.
• _ , New cAmla
. '
v
Westchester Co.; N. New
187 4
Mr. G. TEN EYOIC - Saguiorr, Xdifor Zug es
Dear Sir:— rionld state flint: I leas indnood to
use
BR 'hi P 141,8; through the recoup
mended= ofJohn. R. Swift, of Croton, Westches
ter county. who was entirely restored to-health
by their use. Me wassick for. some two yea very
vostiv4 and - drspeptio„ and he tried• everything
but was not relieved, Finally, he took one Bran
droth's Pill every dayfoe a week. and adore of six
Pills every day for throe dami, and then teok s one •
Pill evenrilaymith occasional dose of six.- In
one month he was able to tot° - work. and in three
months he welL guides -fteundsin welght. - -
- Yours truly. =WARD PURDt
Wm:mummy'(l. - tnenr. • = _ -
Edward Purdy being duly sigie. rays that
resides in the'-town of New Caws; that come
years ago be was very sink with a aerate/J/1s -
which had been running for over itvoyesam that
he snm also much distressedn pain =his ches4.
and besides very and costive by
dysoeoft that a -
ter trying various remedied and many PhYsteians.
he cumatencedOsinglilandretlet Pills. six to eight =-
three times &week._ and at the met acme month.
the sore calls leg healed, and at the and of two :
months ho was on cured olcostiveneas, dr s
papilla and vain, erid , hag_ veleeined welt evor
singe. . • illi)Wid11) - PURDY.
Sworn to morn me. this lets day Of Oct. NM
ddrw'tlb
A 744.1.c0w.
nolt. --- Justice of the Peat** _
Sold -witrotitea Itestliatkidiamend
Pittsburg!).
-. i40,':* . i . t0 -. ti1!.." -
- A - t-ttoidubr - i3d
W a - fah
ea lor Ame 13133113
_ .
u% ANIEMeAN vr4lorcift. commis - 1r
rived nOiircT"thiii they"have lately issued a
new style ofWginlcesrpreeili- designed :for 601
&erg and others whodee/rea good watch at amod- -
oratepri. These watches are intended to dro ct
-
plebe tho Wordlipal. 'don, watches of pritl-h.e od
Swill guinea/Aura. wlth,„ithloli country - 1a
flooded: and Whleh were never - exyeetod to t ter ,
time whin thtw ware mndo; Ulu woe ma, u
factuna dent tcithis country:because tmmlable at
home and good hero only keykockeyino and maid-
We offer Mien our witch. whichla of Umlaut
anbatanttel materiet. an emirate
timekeeper., and in Sterling Silver 'eases. ttuitlrsr -
potful), at as lor, aprleaasis inked for the
tray is
Anei.es'.and Lollies: of forelin make referred to,
- Webigire named the novae:Lea Watdies„ wat
smarty; BostOn. lsiass., which name can be lotted
on the of every watch of this mannfacttrze.
and is one ofOur trademarks.
sofa by, all respeetabloWatch &mien la the Loy
al Stater. Vi 'tollgate - orders ahould be addreaed
to_ & &prim-rapt,
_
Ageita for the American Watch Company.
anl.-Vetmodaa, is Broadwar. N. Y. • -
C A XL' ID) .
- • •
ii[Avis° MADE AniFtANGEBIENT 8
to - operate before the Dental. Cou ogo3
tu t , l ilt e d States. nni the various Dental vane .
14.1131H0w for the purpose of bringing before the
TeetL
0411r4 my
Mou Apparatus
Pah for Extracting
t t l. T shall of necessity bit
obliged to be away from obits the /creates
par s attest Spring and Summer. and that 11/7
p34l3latE ftay not be the losers thereby. Ihave as
sociated with me Dr. R. J. WAYS.:: a Dentist of
well known ability la rimy branch of the profes
sion, and whose elegant e -
den of the profession wherever see n . . Dr. Ways
will be with me from April Ist. and will take th e
general charge tho offien, lesvina . me free to
devote my whole attention to Extracting Teeth
with my Apparatus, and to the mechanical part
the profadon. Perms who may have- hitherto
failed to have their Teeth extracted for want of
time on my part, or from defects In the apparatus
are as.ured that such difficult 3 no longer exists,
as I have made many improvements. and 'lntl de
vote my whole time to it.
References in regard to the Palnictsag .
es
saf e ty or the operations given , if desired.-and
f rom ktletical gentlemen too. Remember that
cold weather is the time when the apparatus eela •
be used to the bait advantsco.
• IL 013 DRY,..Dtattist e
las Rtnitasetit owes.
thhl7:dtmyl4
111, =OVAL - OF - - LIVER=
The undersigned hating removed his Lire,
r b table inns the roar orate Boob Elauao, to near
the corner or First and Smith held F . . tresr, e.
Conn stand, is proated to furauh carttsses,
buggies. and saddle hories upon the-shortens un
ties!, Als , bosses kept at livery as reasotuddo
rates. UndertaiNind all gum:4os4mb" hrit
nags Will mere Ltiatiftei
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MB 3 FANNY- - MISS/3RM - •.'
WARY WALTON;
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• JOHNNY ITARr
LEW SIMMONS.
and t puler perfortriw . :
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in Tithe in Three .Years Tor the ravait
MASOINIC MALL.
For. Viiar Only . Y.
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SPECIAI, NOTICE
von' titoznthits
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