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HaaittiarruitS CAN - Az - at Co'.)us
. ICsmea qata, Va., blUyfiL, 1863. f
We liatii - ijustteittrat*-frbm *the famous
cavalry e*pedigol,:rtfteF having spent ten
days in thateartof the rebels territory in
Virginia.
,grifiiirilikiisintsation of the Cavalry Corps
Among the first acts of Gen. Hooker
upon assuming command of the Army of
~,itlia4P-a!anjusc wap;lora:organizis and cen
t:4ll4e the cavalry, branch of the E'er.
into - a - separate corps'and
placingiamommaid 6f-it a General of es-.
tablished reptitition and- ability, with di
. .
Ariiitriil and brigade Commanders under
hit:Mune past services had won for them
this diEftinction, And upon whom he could
ildryrely. - The - vvisdem of this step has
• :demonstrated itself in the past two weeks.
Never is the history-of warfare, either in
stutfung`ortioderu times; has a more brit
' { E4ittiringon succ lesful raid been made
" ifiCtu tbehnes4 an opposing army than
• 1.48,1101413 accomplished by Gen. Stoneman
sauce the 28th of April.
, • lemathasibeen Done.
't With,five veltl ousand cavalry he has made
the circuit of:the whole rebel army, thor
oughly destroying all the- bridges of im
.
both Port' their - railroads and
a, WIN" up - miles of track, cut
'•g all-means of communication be
tween their army- and base of supplies,
destroying' millions 'of :dollars worth of
; stores, capturing ; prisoners at the very
.-, gate of their capital, and returning with
the loss of only one man killed, one
wounded and BOMB fifty or sixty taken priaonera r .
. -
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Atvekilt;a: - .-41(vistott Jiarned Aside.
‘ ,...Akift/514_,..te.4044 $0" march ten thousand
nut. -01 division under General
zoterub,:wholeas Ito co-Operate -with. us
upturi:FtirrigilVtalled•lti 'get' farther than
Rapiai',l3tatmn, where :we had a slight
sfurintikwith the enemy, leaving us with
two krtiefacjtunder,.(feneral - Gregg, and
four ot , regulars-under General
Slin Sixth - Pennsylvania regiment,
; ( 11 1;!Pk i ffilancepk),. who acted as•escort to
iGsti;Stpadinan, Aid selected a battery of
,;s44tikrid: tfnited - States Artillery, under
2datof Robinson, to make the trip him
, 7.• r i-. - 1 ', Theaters,
~ ,, 1 Otitheinortiog of the 28th we crossed
the Rappahiiiitock of Kelly's Ford, fit the
~ Ideutrtie.-tume that the! 'Eleventh and Twelfth
•Lt:ltOrkit'of infantry were crossing. General •
Gregg's 'division crossed upon the poi i•
(.intecina; while- General Buford's forces ford
ed the-river.a ihort distance above. A
"taddliiiitiiiri of the day was consumed in
...41:tussulg„,...muLat..4)1even—oiclock at night
wehymitistked - some• live mike from tee'
..11,madArLzwer.- 7 17,- to this time no One,
lltfackacepticin-ofther - gerierals in bob-
mend, eqtraoatitreot.oni destination, but
IttfiwAveeclock that night the Colonels
:4P- 4 1* iirionevegiments were assembl e d „'.,aiud_informed of Gen. - Stoneman's olan
- 'ltztil ,- teeeiVed . _ their instructions. They
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were Orderedlo send to the rear every
4esuriPticutof wagons, pack mules, led
'home, and also such horses as would not
beabbytdimarch fifty miles a day,
_
;• - -5 -,_ ':BlolDays , stationia.
,f-!tikproiidellietuselves with eight days'
mations and as ' mucti gTain as each one
loodatarrY, upon' his horse, and to be in
„tneilloese to move ot four o'clock in the
Melnik.. As , may ..be imagined, very
littleideei visited our eyes during that
night.. 4-- .. - ',..- :- : : --.-
. ~- **tforcti , ,commeneeti. i
_ w:• elastmula Awns off and. our
VinialiVi
ifitruhild.Oommenced. We were all' oh
4 1utisft0;moveCtihtioluily, .being in the e
sgikfousillty °Utileenemy,
and wa s h
it
....mmo'cloeltheforeve arrived i n sight
ofibe'lliOidimi: • We struck the river *
llorton'a Ford, which- we found- quite
ins+o4ll , l* seal foribißle. • _General B -
cmegeil)tribrigade at this point, while
liteiiiettiaiV*lth ;the balance opt
4
.445 1121 1 11 d. - riiiittlimed. on a few mileb
41 1414.
•, , Mortharlip .r . to-the, Bhecoon Ford.
11 , 64 . ; : i'Mkelrit:71,14:tiene4 Raccoon Font
"tissrultatcateached Raeeoon Ford in
tiliii,hi j eliptire a lieutenant and.mine
i - belong/Iqt.° the Fauquier county ar
Weir, butATilatlancOotthe force es
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cis o.,..Tha.command of General Greg
, _Orl'oisied:BY„aiii,, and the %lot a
~ , veiitiele AM two o'clock in the
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~,atearc
tyliryudhatu P nrsuit.
irdaxipie`Of 'Mt - wheeling a portion of
At •:‘..Genaregg-aentf:lolonel Wynd•
1 4 91 wilic.MarallMands the _second. brigade,
ain'tflak theft' with one regiment, with:
instructifditii , loirow on for five miles,;
lathen , SaW nothing of them to rei
turn, as time: was roc, valuable toy waste in;
farther 13iirsdit. - The Colonel went the;
flretiiireu.dnuble-quieli,-; but saw nothing,
of them. -• „ - -
Louisa Court ifouse-the Railroad De
',:i.....2-f1.11" DX. •IftrAtited—Abir.M. - -
. That_PlArslateasxpecied to find defended
as the Virginia Central Railroad, connect
in--Fredericksburg with Gordonsville,
laxim g l
. pashiirihieu kit. Wi li halted ;about a
mile i
~ vn t: an ",.' at • Mice. Made
Pre 1 , 4r; +Astro; e railroad. - One
sonadrowir the Venth New York, under
tastiapwlmiletltzfrve - milei above the town
and another eqtadroti,,tinder Major Avery,
*E4huAttatiteginieeti - Kve ' miles below,
*NI%IIit4P - ltd; while; Col. , Rilpatria:
~ e v SaVilith - Nevi York regiment
aha - tp ll--- the - : - ioTre, ,T9 l . - XII.
pfliibitodli '.-- -.lllttith*tden-.-tibbtir two
o l elohlEliii Ili atbitih i r his 1h4i0 :: 7 - elliii .
like demons, but not a single "grayback'
did
.s.p. ti li a see, -,.'N-4.inhabitaate-were:liect
Eitt ) anehatintilinkr-lpio chidilgs,
oitlesa expecting that the Yankees were
4441 " 4 . 211 11 4 , 1 ;hein all in cold blood
bat is
,ilistitilied in - the town.. , -
Ettaittif
enues leadittigio,,thetown,and the work of
destroying theirlittomt-commenced.
siital track- - ww.toitil tli; - a:' i li s t art - c e : o f
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tweifinisi:thifiet burned and the rails ao
ww , p l A i hr, Are as to be ' useless. ' The
bri&m,F. walnuts,. :twitches, water tanks
"WrictriVAPPrla4tieg to the road
of t wo nature Were thoroughly
dpuramtk zftwatt:tha, opinion of oar en
guilhorthat it ~vaald taka_ at least three
weelnutatetthe; foal InEitining, - order
witfrfig-thelforce:that they could . put to
work- ----
Bivouac - T im eitorniri CALPProarlitng,
bEriregtOlgirii*ii horses ionsi . rest
after their long march, and the men an
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opportunity to e atchkliMhxzelearngwelill -
not resume enr march till two o'clock tha t.
afternoon (Saturday ) , intelligence' was
then receivetthat a la!ge fares' ot , -rebel
cavalry were approaching 'on - the Ger.
donsvikle, .
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four • ...,... .., - -:-Cien, Dregg at once
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t own sa d f. ?t , . , -.1 .. - Wynuatiels brigade
in iilientrAletle on ' the - brow of a b il l
abosalsidtatale Booth- Of :the town.=
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pearance, and seeing nothing - of hith resu m •
ed his march,.leaving a 'portiotTof
Dies Band I of the let Maine regiment, in
all about fifty men, five miles from the Court
House, on the Gordonsville road, to watch
the movements of the enemy. •
Soon after our departure a regiment of
the enemy appeared in sight, when the
Maine boys gallantly charged them, driv
ing them back some distance ; but losing
in the charge one man killed, one wound•
ed and twenty-eight_ taken prisoners.;
William H. Perkins of Company 1, was
killed, and MellvilleCook, of Company B,
wounded slightly in the foot. The bil•
ance of the boys reached their regimeht
in safety, without being pursued by the
enemy.
• Surprise of tbo Farmers,
The country through which we passed
inhabited mostly by wealthy, farmers. Mae
had never before had eit.see the pleasure -
ing any of the detested Yank eearmy, and
as they were totally ignorant of our ;iii+a,
i
ence in' hat vicinity, their looks of w n':
derment and surprise can babetter-itn g:
fined than described. A.a pinny, of.- ur
horses had given 'out, aid ;the beat atilt=
were in but a sorry,,eondition,-SheColotiel•
detailed a squad' of men td "scour the
country, and take every horse Gt for sisr
vice, and to leave in it, place one of ours,
provided they could net of f it any,ftu-thPr.
Very many valnable horsPa - wete 'obtained
in this way, and as General Stuart setthe
example and established the precedent,
when he made his raid into Pennsylvania, I
they,,can,fincl no fault; but still it - did seem
ratherinitd.to'do into & rnatil yard, take
his horses before his eyes, and ride oil'
without as much as I thank you for it.
We Arrived in the Vicinity of Colunt.
bia
about nine o'clock. As we approache ! d
the town horsemen were , seett' hovering
about watching our movements, and obe
of our videttes report ,d a large force of
cavalry about a mile ahead. Capt. W. R.
Robbins, of the First New Jersey, was
sent out with six ! men to ascertain: - the
facts in the case. He scoured the Connttry
for a distance of five or six miles, captur
ing two prisoners, but discovered no force
of the enemy.
..,
The Canal Destroyed.
Parties were at once detailed to Mt the
canal, destroy the locks, barn the bridges,
towboats, ,kc, - In ten minutes after we
entered the town, flames were issuing from 1
five bridges, three canal boats loaded with
forage, bacon, whiskey, - and other stores,
and two parties ender the, superviskin of
Major Russell, of the First Maryland, - and
Lieutenant Colonel Broderick, wera on
gaged in cutting down the bank of the
canal and destroying the locks. ' While
this was being accomplished at the , eanal,
another party, under Captains , Thomas
and Hick, of Colonel Wyndhetn's staff,
were in the town destroying an immense
storehouse filled - with supplies of every
description fo r the rebel r .army. ' A large
quantity of whiskey, nicely bottled, label-,
led and boxed,' from the medical purvey
era's office in. Richmond, and what we
could not carry away, was demolished and
'thrown into the canal,
The inhabitants ueeer much Terrified
at our presence. One lady came running
out of- her'house as I was passing up the
strget, - and, asked if we would he kind
enough not to murder the women-'and
children. I assured her that the only oh
je_t..-teodirpeditione.ALreurter-demorgov-
rit c opertje As - faras I saw, in)
hauseiillregoodareili insulted or
hito_lOtti 44114/)sl:"Wai,tairAe object df
thl - wiEheTatiaghaucusAiiga4use„splishe.t
the ti=tilitylel=ditl;,e Duly
party " • • -were
,ifelLeke
I unable hiffaccomplish, was thetruction
of tbe titiPtlduct where the canal crosses
' the HivAr**l river. This is built of solid
masclarYL . is of immense strength, and,
we , ~ I It' .eang of destroying it. A fter
leaving ~.e town Major Beaumont volun
teered to return with a company and again
attempt its destruction, and was permit
ted to do so by Col. Wyndham. He sue
needed in finding powder and fuse in' Co.
lumbia, bat in consequence of the 'short
titae in which he had to work, was unable
to accomplish it. This James river canal
runs from Lynchburg to Richmond, and
nearly one half of their sup Plies are i'iafi's ,
potted over it. I think they mcceeneefin
damaging it sufficiently to stop all-trane•
portation for three or four weeks. Ihe
command reached 'Stoneman's lipadqueri
ters in safety abbut desk, having thatched
between fifty and sixty miles. i
The First Regular Cavalry smiler
. Cauta'n l / 2 lord and Ftelner.
While this was in progress, another
party under Capt. It. S. C. Lord. cona-1,
mending the First Regiment of Regulars,,
was sent to Tolersville to destroy the Vir-!
ginia Central Railroad at that point. Tp
ler,fiville is situated -about six. mileolfeeen
Louisa Court House. They tore up the!'
track for miles, burned the ties, destroyed;
switches, bridges, culverts, 4:c.,--recAer.l
ing, the- road' impassable - for weeke.' A!
portion of the command, under Captain,
Eugene Bakeirtherl'Went gin miles furth
er,
to Frederick Hall, and cut the railroad!
at that point. They aLso_xlestroyal,the'
teletrhph itietratrteitt l : cet-1 the 41 k.ansl
Ad'estroy'ed giivernment property. At sun• '
set Captain Feelner, of the same regi
ment, with thirty rnen, Ntoeeededionithe
road fo'wards I'redericksbnrg some six
miles, where
,a bridge .cighty, oxininety
yards long crosses the North Anua river.
This bridge was guarded by rebel infantry.
The Captain charged across it, driving the
enemy from it, and 'succeeded:in - burning
it without the loss of a man gy and captured
five prisonets.... :, i -- I!: _ . ,;.-
The Filth Health:int. Captains Harri
son and Drumm:nos:id,
Captain Harrison,commandini the Fifth
regulars, was sent with his regiment to de
stroy a bridge over the James river at
Cartersville, some twelve miles south of
IColumbia. He started litth on Su4dhy
Might, and arrived at Shannim, or, its - the
habitants call it, ".F,lerdiniog's Cross
oads," at two o'clOOk and bivouacked till
daylight...
,Two hundred' pickeet,m were
then sefietA and placed ands li thecorn
and ofiCiptain Drummond, withlostruc
ions to proceed, to Cartersville and des
roy the bridge at. all iiicr;,ards. Captain
arrison, with the' balance - of his com
mand, remained at Flemming's Cross
toads to protect him from attack in 'that
direction.
iProximiti•fitih e'itP4elA4:lrnabibi.
, 1 The rebels' captured 'the pickets, col:i
-lls-Wing of. Captain Owen, Lient, - Etqfpnli
(a' nephe. of the General), eadifkfteen
reek. ' Word Vas at once sent to General
Stoneman of the proximity of the rebels,
and he came down with General Buford's
+amend at a - dontld - 4tiiek', with shr
tecee-'ef rtillery,
nemy. but did not arriver3s .
time to meet the e I ascertained
film the inhabitants who ,witneesectihq
iskultish. that quite a dumber of iiithels
were Wounded. The erieiny f e force ,c2ll-
_ l3
1 E. ista ofi---t t li,ct .liint.th- and atiiiiiiniteVix-
pinia, did* riertititi-brihei tirisCiind'S'ec-
ond_
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cow. 2 , 43 !A:M' Anti Vol, litspatriett:;4;':'
' W4ijeg k ege t . oyeAte were.ilin progris - two'.
other very important expeditions, Were 'Bi- '
ing earned out ?index., G
-.eneral Gregg ;
and CertmelKil atrOr' General G ,ggi
With-the:Tenth -Nest York:and Firtittialais t
and'iWo pieces of - - artillery, was Ao-prei
oeed to Ashland,':ano4ifinos6ible, desti oy,
'She ilialroad Midge` at'lt 'it - point, which'
Colonel Killiat%isli.;witti rri
t e-1 os Ag
'1
int
and Twelfth - ILlinois; was to Between
Ashland:and ilictitsond,destroying bridges
railtoads &s.
Tlio Bridge Aeross the South Atittititt3.
stroyed
. General Gregg destroyed the bridge
accost the South Anna, on the road from
Columbia to Spetteplvania Court ;
then struck east 'and 'destroyed the road
to Beaver Darn Station.,:tfien, turning
North, struck the Richmond and Gardens- -
ville pike. • Fretn:therele-ient a detach
ment and -harped the: Orotund Squirrel
bridge. ,The column, then marched up the
pike to withie 'eight miles of Ashland,
where they bivouacked - Monday:night.
Punic AA Iticlottoud. - -
• ''Prbire•-ettizans Itichmond in
the morning, and:unwittingly came "with
in our lines, we learn that a perfect panic
'existed in Richmond in consequence of our
close proienixity ; that all the stores were
hasty preparations in progress
for leaving:the nit) ,
.brniany of the citizens
and office-holdeie 'Oder Jetf.'s govern.-
:scent, - that'theire viee€ no guns mounted
tin s :thei ,fortifications guarding the ap
proaches to the city, and that all the eel
diers capable .of bearing arms had been
Genf to Fredericksburg to join Lee's army.
_There is hardly a doubt but that General
Stonematrcotild hava walked into Rich
mond, with little. or no resistance, -aid
periraps=eiptuied Jeff - Da'vis himself had
bet know': the . nate' tclititie; ailollhad
tied his whole
_force doivp there. As'it
was' he gave :thefts a big seare,:and one ,
which th ey will;liang,retneurber. '•
,Tpea _
Ou ttit . y.Xo 7 Sits: Gicti. Gregg 14-
JOlned Stoneman,
.
Multiage forced:march of about seventy
miles. General Stoneman having accona
plishedthe object, of his raid.. made his
arrangements for returning. He weer
tained that two brigades of rebel cavalry,
under Generals W. El. Lee and Hampton,
were within .two taileti of him, 'but evi
dently afraid to attack him in his present
position, but would doubtless pounce upon
his rear column at, the first opportunity.
Gen.Stoneinen now displayed his general
ship. His object wls to throw the enemy
ofclia:track, and, by forced 'marches, get
VeYond his reach before he discovered his
absence. On Tuesday he and the whole
of Gregg's.di'Asion that remained station.
ed at Yanceyville to guard the bridge over
the South Anna river, and everything in
.readiness to apply the torch as soon as the
,Column should have , passed over. Gen.
'Buforra brigade was still stationed at
Shannon r aweiting the action of Captain
Drummond.
Captain Drummond Reportoll
during the afternoon, having successfully
TerfOrtnedilibt mission and'everything was
at once got in readiness for our march
homeward. The train of mules and
horses which we 'had accumulated on the
trip, and which extended a distance of
three miles or more, were
,placed in the
centre of Genetal regg'S Gen
eral Buford was sent - to make a demon
stration on Gordonsville, and by dark
'the division of, General Gregg had safely
crested the - Sentl:CAnnir river, and- the
bridge burned. The weather, which up to
Alija time had - been wax nl and pleasant,
suddenly changed ,to a cold ,aorthcadt
sltrtriliz,4o,lleringAbe prOspect Of a-night's
march over execrable roads anything but
agreeable or charming.
- DottOfen and liorreft
were worn down with fatigue and loss of
sleep, and our rations bad been ex
hausted for sortie daps, rendering it im
perative for es to ferage upon the coun
try. A emelt:loaf - of eorn bread would
command most any price, and a chicken
a small fortune.
A Separation of She Lino.
Nothi of interest occurred:during the
night. The male' train and. contrabands
became separated at one time from the
head of the column, taking a wrong road
and going some miles on it before they
were missed, the rear guard of course fol
lowing in their, wake. Shis caused a de
lay of 'some hours or ,more , , :but., by the
almost superhuman efforts oftliti inerget•
pi officers comprising General Stolicrot's
and. Gregg's .Itratf,' the. inneeolumn got
once more in emotion; and did not hair
again until einen' block in the morniag.r—
ln.the morning we found General Buford!
waiting for tt; he having geue.within three!
miles st.f. Rtitr4onpville r -but meeting not
enehiyt
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-At !telly's „Tort!.
on Friday. ,morning at daylight we
reaeltild - geilys Ford,and found the streaml
so tenet . st °llea . AB to swim the horses'
, .
across...
The Cou n try.Throttatt othleli ito
was the finest" ever saw in Virginia. It
has not been afflicted by the visitation of
troops of either army until we passed
through, and I am.convinced that it is the
earnest prayer of the inhabitants that they
may never be so afflicted again, The
, wholeAtitte lcsoke r lilie."-onis vast' geld 6f
I grain, every acre susceptible of cultivation
having been either sown with wheat or
planted with corn._ If it is the policy of
the administration to starve them out it
will certainly have to be done before the
I next Frop t ia ; . verthAt fo r tttheyl" fyiljlthen
have' gtlanjti.'• . • h 'lofted the world.
The Inhabitants
are haartil,yr„tEred.,and•.aick of the war,
find, Pittiziy. of. Ahem would gladly have
peace upon en, tetztar. The female-por•
tic • of the community are by far the most
bite- in thoirikatrectlo tho Yankees, and
will be the last to yield. Very much val
uable information :wag - obtained by Gen
eral Stoneman from the contrabaosis, who
acted att .i , gurdetri arid 'inforided contrabass,
the
iwhereabouts of rebels in the neighbor'
14pi,1 5 ,,_: The :p.riaotiers - - We• capiured will
more tha4,oattklatilber these,tatepTiom
us. .kiiidnegue - chpturee was ,it ,major
ihniSttutresiitaff and
alieuielahnt en Jock
. . „ . ton' .
rittOttr Wounded Properly Carel:l PIM- 7 ,
I 17 1 ePir*elnitIODDSiiille kligals Itnneti - ;_
, 1 quisite or Desirable.
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I . Rittertiljldder date - t 4 en the c infdinik.'
on GT Ehe Medical Directorof thie.army,
at all the weaaded wfthip ctthilides are
properly "c'Elidebi ror and have everything
they need. Those of our, wounded within
e enemy's lines the'enetuy will not per
it any perspnto gieit g -bat they are ttll'Eb
elfse.jatanyht!ill ti) is li re s q .' nite;i l tWill he tele
phed for. The effect of the presence
'o State agents has beeii to iityrfere:with,
t e al 43BB 4 r Y i li i 4 l'it'l 3 ir a'aetn.PTlie
le s 1) 6cti3F'ddes not desire them to
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, .....!• taL lIIMEWRItie. riiiiitai.
_— „ , .the . tivinkroied--4.10_Thy.4-
talardrixt.-rearewaiww§,,,to near
• oorner of EVA - and 1 a ktrestiLy". C.
. , rue old atanti;lepititarett 7„....
.... Y . 114, 94 4 )1addle-Wrilia upon 0! Own. do-i
• , , ..reatellsVelit at - lite .. nit: 'atonble
'rat B jrtial) Attlnitlatabiliiibtrientifdt'fs
- ert.tirl:* Ve int_e_pepial attention. •.,
OD 14,1 nx&L BRICIELA.ND.
•
31IROPEAN E N C V,
RATFIGAN. EIfrIROPEAII
•.IL.A_gent.„ 122 Moniangahela Houoe, Pitts
burgh. Fa., is Prepared to brims oato r send back
vaunters from or to any part of the old cone
try. Other by atoam or sailing paokota.
81161111 . DRAFTS FOR HALO, ptdahre In arts
Part of Europe. -
Agent for the Indlanapolla and crinoinnatl-Rall
road. Also, Agent for the old Black Star jAno of
SOP , : Packets, and for the Hasa of Steam:Lorna/W
-ing between New York, Liverpool. Glasgow end
Galway. l . • fell
DUQUESNE BRASS` WORKS )
CADMAN & CRAWFORD
Manufacturers of every variety of flubbed
BRASS WORK FOR PLUMBERS
GAS or STEASIFOIIPERS
MACITINESTS a on COPPSRSMITItS,
DRABS CASTIAiGa OF EVERY DE.
sariptlon made to order Steamboat wort,
steam and gss fitting and retntlrit promptly at
tended to. Rartienlar - attention asp to fitting UP
Refineries for Coal and Carbon 0 ,
Also, Sala agents for the 'Western - of
Pennsylvania. for the stie of Marsh. Lansdell
Co.'s Patent S. v a l v esomp, the beA ever inven
ted, having no tis hot liable to get oat ol
order and will throw more water than any pump
twioe its rite. fob] 1:d/y.
- -
CHARLES L. CALDVir.LLL,
03tioce3ttor to Jas. Holmes* Co..
PORII PA rt,
Dealor in Bacon. Lard, SUgar-Nrotl Rms.
timoked
at
Corner Market and First areas. Pittsburgh. Pa
deal lard.
W.ll, LUPTON J. R. OLDDIS
LUPTON & OLDDEII,
LournoTtrßzna Ann DP/LVIS iII
ELT CEMENT St, GRAVE( HOOFIN
SO-Repairs to old gravel. Canvass and Metalto
Roofs made at the toweat prices,
All work promptly attended to and warranted,
°Mae, Morning Poet Building, corner Filth and
Wood stroets.2cl story. mhl7
60 1"IIE UNTIOA,"
ARCH STREET, between 8d and 9th
• PHADELPHIAL
UNDERILNIONED RAVING BE
JIL, newest the lease of the above popular Hotel
fora'sezies of years, would rospoctfully call the
attention of the traveling publio to Its e tetra' la
calitx..either tor business or pleamire. ' •
noh3ilyd THOMAS S. WIMEI,4 it SON,
NEW _DI'S covVatir
To Strength= glad Improve tqe Sight.
THE_„--....,,..,11. EEELE ..
Russian -- Sp ataeles,
rinnsoara NOrrirßlN43l V OH DE‘
fiL fective sight. arising from sae n other cane
sa ca n be relieved by using the Itnstainn Feb..
ble.Speetnicles, which hare been well tried by
many responsible citizens of Pittsburgh and vi
cinity. towhom they have given perfect satisfac
tion.. The certificates of these persons can be
seen at my office.
1111 s. AU who prchase oe pir elite Ran
Pebble Spectacles u are enti t led
a
led to be sup lie d in
future free„ charge with thosowhichyrill always
give satisfaction.
Therefore. if you wish to ensure an improve•
merit in your sight call on
J.
1)IAMONI), Practical Optician,
llstanfaotunre dew Hueslan Pebble:Spectacles.
Aftzati No. a 9 Byth attest. Pog. i3n3l4lna.
g glace of 1)11,411e:1.s i 4 clos-Cd 157staiiraikr,
-
II AYE JEST RECEIVED A
Largo Invoioo of
Ohoiee Wines and Brandies
especially for medicinal y , nrpcses, which we war
rant pure and reliat le: alsdn. mph to stock of the
quality Soft and Herd Rubber Syringes, which
we will cell at old pricer, notwithstanding there
ported adviknoe in pries
A. .1. RANKIN Si CO., Dtuggistg,
63 Market street,
m 32 three doors below Fourth.
-
pfti[ VA.I E II ISEALSES
DR. BROWN'S OFFICE
50 SMITHFIELD STRETT,
Citizens and strangers in need of medical ad•
vice should not fail to give him a call.
Dr. Drown's remedies never Jail to cure impu
rities, scrofulous and venereal affections —Alto
hereditai7 taint. such as tinter, psoriasis and oth
er skill diseases, no origin of which the patient
bl ignorant..
• SEMINAL WEAKNES.
Dr. D'e remedies for this affliction. brought on
'by solitary habits aro the only medicines known
lethis country which are safe and will speedily
restore to health,
• IRIIMATI.
Dr, Brown's remed E ies cure SM in a few due this
total tiOlietion
Be also treat Piles, Meet, Gonnorrboe. 'Broths]
Discharges. Foruale Diseases, Pains is the Back
and Kidnoys, Irritation of the Bladder. strict'
urea, eta
letter to 11,0 answered mast contain at least
.ONE DOLLAR.
Medieines sent to any addr safely packed.
tßa eand_priVate rooms. No. 5 ess 0
SMITH FIELD
TRENT, Pittsburgh. Pa. nolsthirsv
JUST IkECEIVED
• a splendid stook of
BPRINTI DELAINRB &TR.EBS GOODO
IGAILIt001; GING.IIAIIIS. Ate.
Special attention is owned blear stock of. tau/line
auti . trish . Litdine that was purchased before the
Xroat advance iciD2l7 Goods. Cali soon and secure
your Spring Goods as they will be much higher
Remember the place, Ne. 96 Market street, be
tween Fifth ihttd . the Diamond.
Oda 11. J.
• CEO. R. COCHRAN.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
• 'ollie° 'Nek. 69 Grant Ptreet: near the Court
Rouse. Pittsburgh.
A L L BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
211 L his care grill receive prompt attention. COI!
'actions made and the money promptly remittal;
deoeslyd
1 B I" (3"
DIAMOND STEEL wonlis.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
'BARK, BROTHER & CO.,
aliagtithruitiaa .
Best Qgality Refined Oast Steel,
Roar!), Flat and potngon. of all aim Waran-:
a l eg i al tr r iinpoctod pr manaftuatared iIIi
k i t L) ii cal 141 d a
rh " second and 151
ftCAE ES /3
TATE SAVINGS /SST
i.rTlON,Lietoorporated by the f , egitlature of
ennsyw a.
ard
Open for Deposits ftom 10 a. m, to 2 o'clock, - p.
o, daily; also on SATURDAY EVENINOS.
m 6 to9,o'clook.•
X. - 01 1 100A3MORTIT STREET.'
I - •
A SAP*: COINIENT and PhOFITABLE
a IEPOSITARY, for lifeehanics, Laborers, ;Clerks.
a a lelltinisaWhOse means or, savings are su %
n
I alsogoolmdnda itself to' Executory, Adel-leis
tors, Collectors, Agents, voluntary Societies
o Associations, and persons of all elasSest
uterest at the rate of SIX. PER CENT; per'
um is - paidon - deposita i whioh. -if not drawn,
will be placed to the , credit of tho depositor cn
'the first day of May and November, and thereaf
ter bear the same interest as the Principal. At
thlsystu MOrlak<nliDOWßLE in L. 289 'MAW IlViLl'li
teassfivill cuointenteon all 'deposits the let
and l e Sth days of the month after sueh deposits are
BookS ointaltangCharter„ By-Laws, An., font-
hilted on BPPlloation at the °face.
pakstiism—lSAAC JONES
Vies Passitern—W. B, COPELAND.
. ..
_.. • '' - ' 'mourns,
--, -..mtoriThott lit Howe Hon J . K Moorhead,
l' /item Jones. C 0 If usseY,
in
M' z ll Smith, .Jacob Painter,
-E./4er*, Child& Nickolas VottstlY.
L. :..: , W.B Copeland,
- illeoretaiyand .Treasurer—A. A. CARRIER.
feldetimd , •
111P,X1V:E - T ES S. —T W 0 .1111INDRED
.111.Boilor Riveters can find emplunient en
;74tituotleat:g o.. cadze t gr. at the best wages,
JAMES .13F,ADS,
'Union bon Works, k Louis.
ahlikawad
COMMERCIAL INFORMATION,
Arbitration: Vonntitbre - of the Board
of Trade.
Wiz. M. SHINN, V. P.LJAS.I. BENNETT
.TNO. B. DILWORTN. MaCREERY.
DAVID MoD PLEBS.
Movements of European Steamers
p1f.031 AMIDIIOI.
Glasgow New YOrk..Liverpool...-...Aprii 25
Bremen New York-8retnen......_... April 25
Arabia Boston- . Liverpool April 29
city Baltimore..NewYork-Liverpool MaY . 2
'Persia New York..Liverpeol....„...May
tlreat Eastern-New - York-Liverpool 1114 Y 0
Europa'
..... .11day 13
Au9traltisian...New Y0rk..Liverp001..,....-May 21
TROY ZIIROPE:
Europa Liverpool Boston..„. .... April 18
Borussia ...... ..Southam'ri New York... April 22
Etna Liverpool New York-April 22
Attitralasian..LivorpooL... .New York... April 25
City Washington Liverpool-New York... April 22
Canada Liverpool 805t0n......- —May 2
City of Cork... Liverpool New York... May 2
Chi n a............Liverp001......New York... May 9
Sidon Liverpool New York... May 16
K. °Jar Liverpool. New Yrtrk....May 30
,rt u arra laelan..Liverpool Now York—Junel3
rripoli Liverpool New York... June 27
MONEY MARKET.
OORILEOTED DAILY PIM TEE MOBIITNO POSY ny
RES3WB. eogxrz & MERTZ. BROKERS,
NO, /18 WOOD STREET.
The following are the buying and selling rat&
for Gold. Silver. ie.:
Gold
Silver—...
Demand Notes lib Ott
Eastern Exchange.
New York par
Baltimore—. ....... ..—. ..
80.. ... par ,
Phi . adelphl a.. "
--'. par 4
805t0n..........._.... ..... .. ........... .'. .. Par %.1
Western Exchange.
par
Lonieville...—.... —.— par
C1eve1and.......,.,_ par g
St Louis.. par /4
PITTSBURIH OIL TRADE•
Wiai:CF3D.ll', May 13th.1803'
The market WAS firm with a better demand•
Prices, however, have undergone no change. The
pond freshet that was announced to, come off at
Oil Creek on Tuesday no doubt took place ac
eording to announcement.
OIL CITY, May 12th.
The market was quiet and inactive. Sales of
Crude were made up the Creek at S3ig3 50: sales
at the mouth of Creek at .$.l. Ihe precious day's
report nuted sales at $4G,4 5U N bbl.
Crude—Wo note sales of 474 bbls, 1.3 c cosh
37 do, 13c cash : I,soobbls in lots. in bulk, 13,A1331.4:,
337 bids at tank,l3c; 250 bbls in bbls, 13t1419c
600 do do on private tams.
'Wined—Market uncertain: sales 159 bbls at
There being a var:ely of brands, prices vary
aeeordinglY. Wo quote nominally at as - 41'01 42e
for free oil in bond, 3142:1c.
Renzi:de—Unsettle:l ; there is but little
doing.
Crude. 1,81", LL'A; Refined, 1,008
eceii
hipped East: Crude, 924 bbls ; Refined, 371
5. To the West • Crude, 73 TAU ; Refined, la)
Crude received at Cochran's Landiuz. below
Sharp.,burg, in bulk, Law bbla. Crude to arrive
in bulk for W. P. Wooldadge,l,9oo bb!s. A Con
siderable quantity to arrive fur R.' Ashworth.
Both these lots are on the way down.
PITTSBURGH PRODUCE MARKET
OFFICE OeTH c auj', s.Posr.
11'einesday, May I.2tiost3.
Remarks—The weather eontiimesdelightful
for out-door transactions, and certain kinds of
business are improving. Our rivers are again
falling, hut there is plenty of water for alrordi
nary purpoms. Tonnage in part it increasing.
The ruiners that were in circulation in regard to
the destruction of the oil wells on the Kanawha
have been confirmed. The rebels yet tire to the
promisee, destroyed machinery, set fire to the
wells and played smet:ll generally. A num
ber of our eitirens were largely interested in
thesowells which have been destroyed by a band
of Jelf.Dayis' cut throats. There is a good time
coming; we will not have to wait long. Bacon
was never in better request than at the present
time, The demand continues active, with a large
business doing in lots averaging from 2,000 to 5,-
000 pounds; the sales so far this season have been
large foe. home use. besides liberal purchases
for the army, Flour—A general dullness per- I
reties the market* Bust and West. our own being
unu molly dull; there seems to be no disposition
to operate to any extentilprices in a a retail way
about the same; thofigures . that could be obtained
in o wholesale way is another matter. Groceries
—Market steady with a good business being
transacted with the trade prices hare exhibited,
no . change for some time past,
•
.IPlouOr—The market was dull without any
transactions beyond what is required to meet th e
wants of the local trade. There seems to be a
dead lock between buyers and sellers; which
party will give way remains to be seen. The
current - rated at present are: Extra, $5 90@x);
Extra Family. $6 75-8 78@7;' - very eborce brands
solLa shade higher. • t
Hittterls-becoming dull, thetreceipts beingon
the increase: Sales ranged from 18-20@220 to the
extent of 10 Lbl3 and boxes.
Egwa-rPrices tend downward. Sales 12bbls at
10c..a large lot would not bring. that figure.
, i - pples---QaTes 3v bbls Rus-iets,s.l per bbl.
imsteesso--Market steady Lufunchanged. Sales
BC/taxes:lV 14.14 e; .20 do:new, 45 do' Goshen',
14 5@.15c. , Receipts abuutequal to the demand.
otnitoesi-Tho Supply . in first hands .being
large. Prieei tend •downrd. note sales of
250' bush t Neshol Wa ulocks at -- 75@.60c: A largo lot
would not brragthosefigures.. • -
lOads - at scales . at $17419.
ritteon--w e continuo to notice a firm bitirliet
with ajsteady,ilemand !for various sited' lots, as
t follows : 000 -The shoulders, 60; 2,500 V 5 ,3 shies.
5,1`C0 MA - Plain' Items, 8)4e; Han S.O
liams..lo6. 10,000 &Is as followsr Plain
4c ;
t aides, 7,44 e; shoulders, Cc.
• Mess Pork—The market for some time past
:hes been inactive; sales 12 bbls at $l5.
Dried Frost—Market steady but unchanged-
Sales 100 bu h Poaches, $653 L. -115 bush Apples,
$1 37@.1 50
Dried Beef --- Market-fitm; sales of 1,000 lbs
at 1 10)1 , 13 , 4e.' • • • ' -
Nolt ea
500 bbla at $1 751011 80.
koats — t , ituiiet quiet; sales 2,500 bush at- 70© ,
market.wa.sciroopiog: gales 'X
bbls Citfrtectifilad at 43@44e.
Grocerleti—ljnohanged. We omit figures.
PR OSISIONt MA It [JET.
,
• - •
The trmasactiOns in :Provisions to-day Were
mostly confined. to balk Bides. of which there were
sales at or Uobd bulk Shoulders Cannot b had
at los.: t hzto Aciletiiti. - ! Bunt' burns of deiirable
size and cut wore sold at 614.5. packed. Ordinary
country cut will not bring over Cc.
Bacon alunthiers antdsidos tannin nominally at
,old figures with scarcely anything doing, •
A market could he halter turd at 9,ti®9.14c, but
the otTerings aro light at an advance of Y,irt OD
these flentes.
City-packed mess pork meets with 'some in
ably.s at $l3 50, bat is not responded to favor-
Country is trio at $l3. Ol silentirely ne-'
elected.
Prime bacon hams were sold to a Erman avant
8 1 ,'o,but this figure is extreme. Sugar - cured
ttre in good demandeat 1.0}i(g10;fo0.
,
Plialfullelpbla Suction Sala, May 9th.
)21y Samuel C. Cook: • -
818 hhds New Orleanasagar at 9v,g1.13f-e; 827
bbls.Nea.Orleaaa•u>lasees ah454 . 48a rash: 67
blaeltF Italian vearble (3,500 feet), at $3 7534
feta. 4 taps; • . • • •;. -
Baltimore Coffee Market,Moy..9tb. ,
During. the 'pait'weelt transaniidne liavebeen
Confined to small lots of prime Rio, taken by the
local trade at 31c ? lb. ahe market closes
but holders show no anxiety to realize at current
ra t e , * We quote common to prime Rio at.3O,VA.
Tze : Laguayru at 33933 4c. and - Tata ai 40C ?lb,.
E. m'coLLisrish• ...............
M'COLLISTER d RAVE.,
Manufacturers and Ilettinis i: in' j aiilinds of
TORA.CCO. Sklg i lfe ja llF ) - CIGA RS.
No.loB Wood glxpet,
./Koep coniktegkeng:la huge vitrAIMAS
Pi¢esand E 9
• ai330:15'41e -•--
MOROCCO AND KID 8001.8 AT Mo.
Clallands Auction Limo.
DEALERS Izi• OILS.
B. Bi. K I di. -0 O.; v
switt.nolvana or" •
Pure No. 1 . 'CarbOn
WD ,
S9 - 018ee on LIBERTY STREET. OpPoolio
Penn'a R. R.Depot. -
ik§..All warratgllni. antorolydl •
THE ARDESCO OIL.. COMV 4 NY
UNEFACIVITHE AND HAVE FOE a a otioerioy article of
Refinigit 'Oil, •
PURE BENZOLEL
warehouse, 2'7 IRWIIiIitTREET
Lucent Oil Vito'rliir:i
DIYNCIAN, I:IITNLAP &
Zdanultuniziaref
VITAE warm REFINED •
edit It OD7 ,
burghOft3oe,_
Pa NO. 891 LIBERTY STREET. PitW
. my&farid
CIIANDELLETtn, BnaCHETSEi
CORNICES. CANDELBRA:-N. 'LAMPS,:
REGILDED OR REBRONZED.
and made eqnarto new. Afro. Chandelieris .
dre" altered to burn Carbon Oil, at .he :
Lamp and Oil Store of
WELD . ON, REINIIHE & KELLY,
apM.y. I.B4.Woodstreet.near oth.;
Buying Bolling
... 1 47 00
... 1 34 . 00
The Piii/osophie Burner.
MICIATEENW NEW DOVISEINACEINia
11 PhiloBOphio Bzmecrfor Cabals Oil la noir
ready. It peaceseas, xrp.rly,salvantasrea over the.
Common Burners: -
1. It makes &large 'or= =II - mat with 'Peri r adt
rt.
eombastio - • •
2. It trill beau any quantita , ol oil witli eateeii.
S. It can be used with a loriu or short chientese,
4. It Catl be mod as a taper night-kinip.
5.1 t one altran:bo made to burn economically.
B. it •is more - eashy,Wicked than any. otbur,
7. it eau be bin:Mimi rand lighted without re.
movinsi the cone. - • •
8. It throws all the white. light above the °MM.
9. Me ebimilet can,' be" lemma or Inger*
without touching thegiess.
Theso,burners are :he isommou Nowieise. And,
oatibe put on any lamp now 111 use_ Every per
son using Carbon Off should have a Philosophic
Burner. Price 25 oonts:„__Per dozen 162.: Soila
No. 82 FOURTH street. Pittsburgh.
1e215-lidw HAmuszfr;
PIANO DEALERS.
DNA BE'S PIANOS -ARE STILL
ahead of . Steinway's and all othor Planes
made in this country,
A °hole) supply received this week;
CHARLOTTE BLUME,
93 FIFTH STREET,
Po'e agent for Knabe's Planes and Prince's
unrivalled Melodeons. apll
Eit IR er A.. 1" N
SECOND HAND PIANOS;
CIIICHERI I QII7 -0 6170710.8E14Err .
L - 11- tiful back Walnut case. very
used—. ..... ... ...... ... $220
A 7 octove.Chiekering,Dotowood. round
corners, a End rate instrument.
A 7 octave, Ravi - Sr Co,„ Rosewood. a •
handsome instrument in good order....: . 175
A. 6% octave, Stodart,. Rosewood. curved '
ramaelsin front ....... .. . ... .. 165
A 6 34 - octave, Zak) 6c Co, Rosewood, roun d
front, an exceliont.. ..... 160
A. 6 octave, Ghiekering, Dosowoadlound
corners. a gond reliable Piano ~ 150
i 6 octave, Hallet,
_Davis .4 Co. hos. wood 135
A 6 oat ,. Stodart. Idahogon7, round front . SO
oat, Swift. do 73
A 6 oat. German. d 0....... .. ... 160
A 6 oat. Dunham, do .. ... ... .. ASO
A 6 oct. Loud do • 40
A 5.3 i oat. English do 20
A 5 etc. de dols
For sale by
Jourar u, MELtOB,
R. H T 0 H
.
. .
( F .A.n c os. AvrimrigioNiL - .
TOMMISSION k FORIVAII)IIiti 11ERMANTI
•
pealefin
WESTERN RESERVE CREESE ?
Floor. Grain. Fish.- Dried Frnit,..LlPtot 'Peart
Ashes. and PRODITOE,GENEEMLLY,—
Beat Brands of Family Flour . AlWays on _Kull
No. 102 Sooond.stieet,..
Between Wood and Market.,
PFXTBBLI
Wa..Liberal advani33 trunle 9n . Constganients.'
ea.ll-1 , d - ;, . . J .5.
LIIPTOII tt.
GRAVEL ROOFERS
MORNING POST BUILDINo.
-11(Aviaist LitliAtwE Aintalio _
to overate = before the Dental the rifted fitateszand. the various Dental' Con
ventions for the purpose of -hrtimMg bolero
pr.f. ssion. lily Apparritiie for x.wityritetinir
Teeth Without Palm lehallofuooeaiity be
obliged to be away from my offtw the,,grmitot
Part Of next' Spring and Summer.,and.that.mY
pationW not be the lettere thiirebyAbitve
soolated withroe Dr. E.' J...W.A1:31: a Dentin '.451 ,
!well known abDity/n every brmlchof thaprofatt. ,
igen; and whose' elemt .rtfus ahMtca-,
itien of the profinnyion *herover -seen. •'Di. Vaye
ma be with d from April lat. - sad will take the
;general charge of the lace in : iluving : me fretio,
!devote ', whole attention hßittraoting Teeth.
With my Apparitaith - artd tallre meeting_ no I part'
the profewoon. L . Peas Ons who may Itave -, hithertcP
Tailed to nave their Teeth extracted .for want of.
ihrei on my part.er from defects in thnegattratua,
are a salted that such difficulty.lre-ionizer -exists,'
aa I have made manyimpreVements: agd;
vote ray whore . limo , .• • - ,
Rtverencei'in- regard le: thid'itittieSsia ise find
safety.of the . operations -if *desirixi, and
hoof lledical gentlemen too. Remember that:
cold weather la the thins whea_tlis3sippmatutiCdin
bc'nsed to the , best' aivititaam'
nihritdtraYl4 , Ii ot limitittleld street:.
C A R:VE S
1862. DECEMBER. . 1862.
W. D. dirH Metii.l.l4lM.
•
_
87 FOURTH . * STREET
. _
!Li RWE'Poirriom or mar:slunk
_Atm ism hougEt previous to scrim-a
ottoutte now replenished Oast hefura tho
tsdveooeofthosensonywith-thenowoatdo
giene eder
in Curvets. Oil Cloths, Windo*bhiideoi Att.
it favprahle opportunity. is offNedlaurolut,riii it:
nioderatii rates. as Prtoes by alga Pg. s2.3ork
TO BUILDERS AND DO__
We mews manabiefuringasitierrka,
1 -• 3- Prik.
ilieireetire4teW4teXfrOie44o*l :
hanr 41111 9 14 V a1t175. : 4* * l (4
3123 4 1111 / 1 %/ 6 0 4 4,6141 . 4
Lo_Th „won iskix , hint , strascluri
uPrgeetwfor.sale four eligible loth gituat
oti*theatilwar.of Grove streettinclVentiv,itenne
dioi e - Seventh Ward:l4l'm townshil4 —
- The lots enema - 24'100t frittit by TM 'feet "(100.
=lndia bank t.4,a13 are wittitoW War:
• ted by stresont And able on evrry eide, Two of
.the lotd-bavwframti bonzes oo them, five rooms j
and ball in ear.h, hydrants on be ;remises. They
will bo sold all together on very 'avowable terms.
A b nl r uire of J.N. ateett.HE,.A t '
Boa ewe; new Foa gen
m%
NON-RIPLOSIVE. • • ALSO;
PIT.73B27.RGA•PEY4L
81 WOOD:STREET;
corner; OM and
lintb/C4W. "
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JR:Athol enoramtandEilee7
13 , Modem.' o fall denomi
,nations. treat mast and
delicate .ordats. opp
Lusa az& dis dbmiseec tot - e •
tua tiOng common and
cddi to Youths of both
sex, -.
Uland Adults.. cinglt or. Martial Dimanse
airgetrr pribliahes fain of Ur dolts
elo:ther liltdrant and CaLselstltodest cre dreadful/it
/flanked. and think ,it „a: great pin -cm:immoral
and for 'oontsardnation and - corruption -claim
their wive.‘,Prondalug kVA Alta &walrus. Choi 2ho
ranwy Asa ofan'should be cautious to kocp them
irviorance that they do the Luau as Dr. DRAW:
8T P. (except puhUshing) led aducrattvgr.rarg
tiee might he iostrto - them among stupid Weedy
modus nud presumptupris.ftWlies, born And
raisatin Utnoranee. apruu pas InuMfOonid and
who.compare society, in ati Peas, to.i to
.dollars and cents_....myst.m;Cusly. meanly onitr
tutted. It is to -pubirMtyi however.. that =mama
rwremto and guardians are wianktcd that their
daughters and wards, provicusisr feeble
gradmf delicate cowmen mid fable
have have bran restored to health and vigor hi.
Dig.
BRANSI9IUP. , besides many bafori and after
augriagethrough him have been saved much MU
feting. aniti ,ety -- mortification. /o. Erpermaterr
hera cr nootrunalemmissions. arceamtdetelv cured
in a very short space of time by his new remedler.
which areteoullargylis ovni.lbey are coMPerandl
-rom thn e~eta ble Kingdom . having seen the
haw:oft BlewmrialtteatMent,hohas abandon
ed it and subetituted the vegitablo l'emrde +tr
esses are treated with marked su trotes--cavms bed
Aver fozer years , (401 experience in them. west
meat in hospitals of both the Old -World and -in
the Urdtrxl Stating licabiblin to say—to all with a
,fair trial.-health andlappinew again lawn
•upim the - now.--palied check: Trifle no finger 'th
monhohardee end quacks. bat come and be cured
Consumption and all .of ita kindred direasm,, of
which en num! atfulNl.our coal:arks, MO
-now, be relieved, Jury attend. to if
time lru ll - p min funicf my treathuini
wombs e copy af theadedlealifidviserwideb
is oven grMs to all that apply lining the ad
vantage- of cm forty years experionlie 'and
observation. consequently.-he has Import= 3;111
in the treatment Lof enema] disesseri, and who . ;
, in
consulted bystusnroferKonosaspoom
ntrindedTry recwobwrie eltisena...publisners pro
paletors of, hotels, Ihnitliderd
.street. near Diamond street. Private oommutd
cations from-ail-Darta Of thii Onion Strictly r.. -
toadocita roma *s, nog FiOo.
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VIEW ItIEDICAtCaen:U.
-- tvini.raigispirsoleall:-/ixa miss
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Seminal. "Weakneic."Nightlg ginti
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• Ml_ , Gravel. Gravel. Bfrietare and
• Agemiens of the ,
rtegkezdTdadder.
VIM. nu hope' used bywant& of
-ONE -HUNDAED PHYSIUTANE. I . -
in theit • viva%gewitist; • IMF entire success.
sums • , t , •f il eanutze im uor.uns,,,O, or MD
~eemllodedßELL% EIVEVIEIO _ .
are_eieediriiietrizi, often' erecting Cram in'A
fear. dus, and *hen a carelierooted It bpormen
'Eiti:i,Vg=rnartg-'4gliat-b:'s:4l=
aAttictomeeh. er - IxDregnatetthe breath and
miter coated, all maracas taste is avoided.
Not of Ileitis necessary rebilst wing - the=
ear does their aotton arne with trAinoss p
suits. Ea& W
box contemn six &nen
'PRIOR Oki-E-DOM.A.R.,
Di. Barn "Pegnitfen on fierninai
&if, , ....Iffentratngs,„ - • - .
Abztea. Gonorrhea, 0/e4.4-o,:a Pamphlet o:
5c pages. out tahfulig important advise to Mo
pa l es.
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7 ; Poser*dons, in-Ench„ ndepAgd. for pelf
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gerratlen t .by poet-paiday eau , ar....ridwd
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Eignerel Again.
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Agent• for Pittebnrib;
andB:eteeonlymo
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descrinti on. • . •
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