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""• PETTENOLTAL d. OD., NO. 37
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TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 26
OM AND liiIGBOBROOD. INTRINGENCR
Meeting of the City Connell.
In Common Conticil present, all but
Meagre. Ardray, Cameron, Coffin and
Potful&
Prayer by Mr. McGowan.
The minutes of the preceding meeting
were then read, received and adopted.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Mackey
and Steel as a committee of conference on
the Police ordinance.
A communication to the committee of
City Councils appointed for the purpose
-•-of-enquiring into the expediency of dona
ting a portion of the Ruittproperty in the
Sixth Ward as a site for a High School,was
read 'by Mr. O'Neil, who also offered the
following resolution:
Resolved, That the City Solicitor be and
he is hereby instructed to prepare at his
earliest convenience an ordinance eeeding
or donating to the Central Board of Edit
.cation as solicited in their communication
to Councls, the upper portion of the
"Basin lot" in the Sixth Ward, running
from Prospect street to Cliff street, and
extending from Fulton street down Pros.
pect a distance of one hundred and fifty
feet, said property to be so ceeded or do
nated to bense&as a site fora High School
and for no other purpose:
Mr. McCandless objected to the passage
of the resolution and upon the call for the
question, he called for the ayes and nays,
which resulted as follows: Ayes 14, Nays
12. The resolution was considered read
three times and carried. Mr. McCandless
then asked if under the rules, a resolution
or ordinance which was objected to did
not lay over until the next meeting. The
President decided adverse to Mr. McCand
less, who then entered a protest against
the passage of the resolutions.
Mr. O'Neil stated that the Comrnitte
appointed to examine into the condition
of Penn street, and to report the same
with a view to a revocation of the privi
lege allowed the Citizen's Passenger Rail
way in case the company had tailed to
comply with the conditions of their agree
ment: with the city, had no report to -
make, or account of the members of the
Committee appointed by Select Council,
failing to meet.
Mr. Steel offered en ordinance to the
effect that the City Treasurer be empow
ered to - designate some police officer,
constable, or other person to hunt up de
linquents who have failed to pay their
license on vehicles, allowing said officer
or other person fifty cents in each case, to
be taxed and collected as part of the
costs.
Mr.. O'Neill offered the following
amendment: That no fee - shall be allowed
except in those cases where notice has
keen givezito the delinquents by tha par•
son appointed under the ordinance.
The amendment was adopted and a
motion made to proceed to third reading,
:Which was objected to by Mr. Colviile.—
The rules were suspended, and the ordi
nance was read a third time and finally
passed.
Mr, Bailey presented a petiticri from a
number ot citizens of the . Ninth Ward for
`An appropriation tor 1,500 feet of 10 inch
Atoistorthe Independence Fire Co. Re
ferred to the Committee on Fire Engines
end Hose with power to act.
Concurrence having been asked by the
Select Coancil in a substitute for the ap
propriation to the Fire companies, Mr.
McCandless objected to the same and
under the rules it would have to have laid
over. A call was made to suspend the
rides which was done by a vote of ayes
21; nays 5; the ayes and nays having been
called for by Mr. McCandless. The ques •
tion was then put, and the substitute was
concurred in.
Mr. Daffy offered th 3 following reeola•
tion which was referred to the Street
Committee. :
. I?esolped, By the Select and Common
Councils, that Commissioners be directed
and they are hereby authorized to have
,aigas pa nted with the names of such streets
and alleys as are necessary, to be
placed at the corner of such house or
:buildings or alleys wherever the same may
be needed.
The following amendment to the reso
lution malting a purchase of hose was
offered,aud adopted; also "500 feet of suit
able hose for the Good Intent, Indepeod
ence and Relief, each."
A communication was read from Mr.
Allen, giving his reasons for not reporting
to councils as directed. Received and
ordered to be placed on file.
A communication was read from Mr.
Sergeant, setting forth that by an act of
Assembly,approved the Bth day of Decem•
ber, 1857, the accounts of the Contract
. Board of. Education, are annually to be
submitted of three Auditors to be appoint
ed by the Select and Common Council of
the city of Pittsburghb. In accordance
with the aforesaid act the Council was re-.
:gusted to appoint a committee of two
for the purpose of the above. Adopted.
The President appointed Messrs, Kearns
and Hutchinson.
Mr. Kearns offered the following reso
'liesolvecl,That the Street Commissioner
be,:andise is hereby authorized and in
structed to have removed the large lot of
empty barrels stored on the premises oc•
cupied by Mathew Lawton, corner of Sixth
street and Cherry alley.
After considerable discussion motions
to amend, and explanations stating that
the City Solicitor was preparing an ordi
nance to cover the case, the resolution
died a natural death.
it was moved that the Committee up
pointed to enquire into the condition of
the streets upon which the passenger rail
ways pass be discharged; lost.
lywas then moved that the Committee
be enla-ged; carried.
A motion was made by Mr. MaTighe to
appoint a special Committee to make in
formations against the owners of oil and
oil barrels upon the corner of Cherry alley
and. Sixth street.
The following amendment was offered
by Mr. Duffey : And all other places
within the city.
.A - motion was made to lay the whole
matter upon the table which was lost by
-the following vote: Ayes 8, nays 16. -
Mr. McCandless moved to strike out
-the words "Select Committee" and insert
-"Mayor and police-"
fir;, O'Neill offered the following oral.
mance as a substitute.
Beit; ordained and enacted by the Mayor,
Aldermen, and citizens of Pittsburgh, and
it is hereby ordained and enacted by Au
thority ot , the same, that it shall not be
lawful hereafter. to store any crude oil in
bairelo; or empfy oil barrels, on any va
emit, jot, or, in any house , or on any pave.
mint" within the city limits, under a pen
altyjofs6o, for each offence, to be recov
ered.as all fees of a like character are now
recovered.
Sei.. 2. All ordinances, or parts of or•
dinances conflicting herewith are hereby
repealed.
A motion to adjourn was lost by a vote
of 10 to N.
A great• deal of noisy diiptite"follbwed.
Mx. O'Nfell stated that he only presented
the ordinance to test the sincerity. of
Councils' in the matter, and he withdrew
the ordinance altogether.
Action of Select Council concurred
in except in such places as otherwise
noticed.
Councils then adjourned to meet again
this evening.
Court. •
The June Cri
term minal of the Criminal Court
commences next Monday. Aldermen and
others who-have not made their returns
are requite* to do so-st,dnoe;
Meeting er the Fire Aestoolation.
Atkmeetiegt, of,:the.Fira,A-efechstielt
fast night the following report was
read; -
To ihO President and Member of /he Fire
man's Association
GENTLEM committtee would
most respectfully submit the follqwing re•
port of the condition Orthe apparatus and
houses of companies belonging to the as
-
sooiation.
EAGLE STEAMER.
House, Engine and Crab in good order,
with 22 sections of leather hose, and 10 of
new patent hose. Tota4-82.
ALLEGHENY STEAMER,
House, Eugine and two hose earriagei
in good order. Number of section! of
hose 20.
Recommends that this company receive
an appropriation and a sufficient amount
of new 10 inch hose to- make them ser
viceable.
DUQUESITE STEAMEn
House. Engine and Carriage in good
order. Number of sections of hose 16.
Badly in need of new hose.
This company at last report had 17 sec
tions of leather hose; received since last
report. 10 sections of the Boyd Hose.
Total 37. Deficient 11.
NEPTUNE STEAMER
House, Engine and carriage in good or=
der; 18 sections of good hose. A: last
report this company had 21 sections of
eight inch hose; received since 10 sections
of 10 inch hose. Total 31, deficient 13.
NIAGARA STEM ER
House, Engine and carriage in good or
der; number of sections of good hose 36.
At last report, this company had 27
sections of good hone; received since 10
sections of 10 inch Boyd hose, making a
total of 83 sections, a gain of one section.
VIGILANT STEAMER.
House, engine and hose carriuge in
good order. Reports 19 section of hose.
At last report Vigilant had 2&: sections.—
Received since last report 10 sections of
10 inch hose, total 38, deficient 19 sec
tions.
I=E
House and carriage in good order,—,
Engine out of service. Number of sec
tions of hose 16, same as last report.
GOOD INTENT
Carriage in very good order, Engine
has been condemned. House needs re
pair very badly. Number of sections of
hose good 15, bad 2, deficent 2.
INDEPENDENCE
Engine has been condemned; two hose
carriages in good order; house needs re
pairing badly. Number of sections of
hose good 8, deficient 8 since last report.
(Signed) W. J. WHITE,
D. WARDEN,
JNO. CREAGAN,
AN D' W. MIDIS,
J. E. SWINT.
COMMITTEE.
Conscription.
Some one asks : "If I am conscripted,
acd send a substitute, does he not go in
my name, and as me, and dap, am 1 lia
ble to be called on again before his time
is out, or, if he is killed, can I (he being
dead through my being substitute) be con
scripted at all after the first conscriptiou?"
The law distinctly states that any person
drafted and notified to appear as aforesaid,
may, on or before the day fixed for his
appearance, furnish an acceptaole sabsti•
tate to take his place in the draft or he may
pay to such person as the Secretary of
War may authorize to receive it, such
sum, not exceeding three hundred dol
lars, as the Secretary of War may
determine for the procuration of such sub
stitute, which sum shall be fixed at a uni
form rate bra general order made at the
time of ordering a draft for any State or '
Territory; and thereupon such person so
furnishing the substitute or paying t h e
money, shall be discharged from further
liability under that draft ; and any person
failing to report after due service of notide
as herein prescribed, without furnishing a
substitute of paying the sum therefor, shall
be deemed a deserter, and shall be arrest•
ed by the Provost Marshal and sent to the
nearest military post for trial by Court
Martial; unless, upon proper showing,
that he is not liable to military duty, the
Board of Enrollment shall relieve him
from the draft.
The Payment of liirnstern Regi-
meuts.
There are at present in Harrisburg
nine regiments waiting to be paid off,
some four or five having been paid off and
mustered out of service. These regiments
belonging west of the Alleghenies con
sider it a great outrage, as it undoubtedly
is, to be paid off and mustered out there.
They receive a large amount of money, of
which they leave a considerable sum in
Harrisburg, a place containing but few
merchants, and bat little choice in arti
cles of clothing, or other necessaries which
the soldiers may desire. They are some
distance from home, and the longer they
are in reaching home, or the further they
have to travel atter receiving their payment
the less they will have for their families.
There are many reasons why Pitisburgh'is
the proper place for mustering out and
paying off. First, The proximity to the
home of the soldiers. Second, The ad
vantage of an extensive market tor sup
plying their wants. Third, the, opportuni
ties for work afforded thosie who wish-to
procure employment without encroach
ing upon their pay, and we might
add many more reasons in ad
dition to the one overpowering:one, that
it is almost universally their desire. The
arrangement would require nothing lurch
er than the detailing of paymasters to this
place, which, considering the advantage
it it would be to the soldiers themselves,
should immediately be done. - •
DjstressLug ,Lecident.
Oa Simday afternoon an' interesting
'little boy, p on of Mr. David L. Fleming,
assistant foreman of the gazette office,
was instantly killed by falling down stairs
while his parents were at ohtireh. The
Obild was in charge of a mitr . se, and made
its way to the head of the stairs unob•
served. Its spinal vertebrae was dislocated
by the fall.
Repairs.
Whether it is,owiug to the thunderbolts
launched from the press, or to comptinc•
dons of conscience, it nevertbeleSs
true that the streets are undergoing mtfoli
needed repairs. Liberty street is now be•
ihg rut j•cted to the correcting hand of
workmen.
A New' eoiinteifeit.
This city has been almost flooded with
a recent counterfeit five dollar bill on the
Bank of Northumberland, Pa. Kentihdy - ,
of the _Review, sax it is an imitationorthe
genuine, lint not so very finely executed,
and in view of the number.that has been,
thrown into &di:dation it vrill be safe for'
the public to refuse the s's on Wit bank
for the present. -
Colllstou.
On Saturday night tui the 'Eagle hese
carriage was'crossing . the , Citizens pas
sehger line on Penn street, to-avoid - 4 pis
.sehger car that was_ coming; it - wail 'ran.
into by the steamer Vigilant , and badly
dainaged. Thedriier of, the Vigilant was
thrown prom his seat and shinned, and
chief engineer White was thrownagains ,
:the engine but matted Without any , se•
none braises.
LieuL George F. HarPer.
This - officer, •who was a member of Co.
E, filet regiment, died on the ]Bth from
wounds received at Fredericksburg onthe
3d fast. He is eaid to have been a prom
ising officer.
- :•40111 - Matters.
1 4 . - t-Tfierilantiorbiientimalia`uPivelle - atitict-Tif
consequence.. 11111
lis Woodford Well on the
Taii4Patna; vrhieemi_to stop,' periodi
cally, has commenced to flan again at the
rate of two or „tree hundred. -batreli:per,
day. 'ATo chafiga note .in. the 7 Egbert
and Phillips - Wells neither of which Eve
producing fin kir; River is rep brted
t at
17 inches th e channel,_ and falling
Freights to Pittsburgh 41 to sl,o§. Price
of barrels, prime naw, sB.' The market
closes firm and buoyant, with a strong
upward tendi,neY. I
Onr - ieiders Will notice that we only
give the shipments from the warehouses.
This is lint a small portion of the 'amount
shipped, probably not more than one
third in the busy season. The oil is trans
ferred to other boats, after a Pond Fresh.
et, and is shipped to Pittsburgh. We
find it impossible to ascertain the actual
amonnt with any certain accuracy. _ The following are the receipts aid ship•
merits from- our principal warehouses :
FOR TIM WREF: RIMING Ttri3SDAF RCR.VING, MAY 19. 1
/LOCK 01.1..e0XP42T:
Number barrels crude oil received., • 911 d
oil shipped.....: .
Refined oil and bencole received..
46 44 Chipped
Empty barrels reeeired.
EIIIRK, LSY ct 7 Co
Number barrels oil reueived. .. ..
" " • shipped
Empty barrels received
HANNA'S WAREHOUSE
Number barrels oil received
shipped
Empty barre s received
—Oil City Register.
Death of Mr. L. R. Livingston.
Another old and influential citizen has
passed beyond the veil which separates
time from eternity. Yesterday morning,
after an illness of about ten days the spirit
of Mr. Livingston Loch its flight, and a
void was made that will not soon be filled.
Not only will his loss be felt by his ftimily,
Isht a large circle of social friends; those
With whom he was in thehabit of associating
in the business of life,' the members of the
Third Presbyterian church, of which he
was a consistent member, the enterpris
ing of all classes, the poor and the needy,
all will feel that a 'friend litus taken•his de
parture whose place it-will be diffichlt to
fill. Mr. Livingston has been identified
with Pittsburgh for a period of upwards of
thirty years, and the Pittsburgh Novelty
Works, of which he was a proprietor,
owed much of its success and widely ex
tended trade to his energy and good man
agement. lie was also connected with
several public undertakings, which will se
ierely feel his loss,
Mayor's (Mee.
The Mayor is giving his office n. thor-
ough renovating, and the front room is
being handsomely papered.
Bailey, Brown & Co's mill was fired
last night, and *as with difficulty, extin
guished before much damage was done.
Sentenced.
J. K. Lanais's of the "Lanahan House,"
was fined $25, and sent to jail for ten
days for viclatitik the Sabbath by selling
liquor. Edmund Eichenlaub for selling
liquor without license was fined ten dol
lars and costs. Judge Sterret made use
of the occasion to let it be known that it
was hie intention to punish violations of
a like nature to the fullest extent of the
law.
Found Guilty.
The trial of Wheeler for homicide,
which came off last week, in Washington,
resulted in his conviction for murder in
the second degree, and he was sentenced
to the Penitentiary for ten years.
Fanchon.
The above is the title of a work just
issued from the press of Follett, Foster
S: Co., 49 Walker street, New York.—
It is apparently Et translation fro the
French, but as the name of the author is
not given, we are unable to say . whose
work it is. It has been dramatised, and
was played here during the recent engage
ment of Miss Thompson. Those of our
readers who saw the play will, without
doubt, possess themselves of a copy of
the work. It is for sale by Henry Miner.
Theatre- 7 -Mr. and Mrs. F. B.
Conway.
These admirable artists appeared last
evening in a capital play entitled "The
Guide of the Alps," written for them by
De Walden, whose name is not unfamiliar
to play-goers, as a
.writer of considerable
repute. We have not the space to enter
into the merits of the piece, but have had
the pleasure of seeing for ourselves, and
can say that its equal is hard to be
found. air. Conway sustains the charac
ter et Claude Bonheur, while his lady rep
resents Marion. This play will no doubt
be well liked by oar Theatre goers, and in
order to let all see for themselves it will
be repeated again to-night. The after
pieceis "Did you ever send your wife to
Oakland." Surely a bill like this should
not fail to draw a large audience.
Cis ens.
The circus made its advent yesterday,e,
big band wagon and all, and was a great
treat to the little • folks, who crowded)
eagerly to witness the grand procession.--'
After passing through the principal streets.
discoursing music for the million, it drew
up at the immense pavillion on the 'Red
Lion lot in the rear of Ben. Trimble's.—
Tne-horses all looked well, and the trick
mules•walked along as sedately as though
there was no fun in them. This afternoon
there will be a grand performance for the
benefit of the,lailies and little folks.
Side Show.
Conspicuous among the curiosities ever
to be foundovill the circus is the aide show
which accompanies it. in this auxilliary,
or Rocky Mountain Mustienf, as it is
0110, • will be, found
,n bisoph; wjld cat,:
cayole, brand', bald eagle. owl, muskrat,
the bpppy consfpting . of rabbits,
:cats; pier and other am mahl: The
mot conspicuous thing ,ip the whple
rangenient is the inadornal girl, a =nit" ,
tale of flesh; She walks with as mush ease
pa though she did' nt weigh any more than
siny•Other woman. What Ei street artnftil
the will be for the chap that gets her 1
Corns and. Bunions.
Various- circumstatt:es have transpifed
to delay the departure cf.-Dr. Randall
the successful operator upon corns and
bunions, the.pvincipal of which i 9, 'the in
creasing d'etnand for hes services his pe
duliar system of treatment of'thesehnnoy
antes has occasioned, but he nitistaVre
those who intend to honor him with 'a call
that Other - engagements - will riteclinle the
hisTre94ining to Ptttstiar"h`
any longer than donut:Ae" ettlinitig - ismek.
The following are al - el:lames of a few o
the persons... well:lint:mil citizens of Pitts?'
blirgh and neighborfiood, who have'freely
given certificates of the efficiency_ with,
which Dr.' Rapdall has operata upon
;them: - . • •
„ -
Rev. ThotnasSproul, Allegheny city.
Ray. Thomasaarmay New Castle.
Ja. Eaton, - Esq., Prothonotary;
. • Phitips,-Esti.,..Seleet COnnoilnictn. -
• F. Boyle, Pittsburgh '' •".
gli Young, Smithfielcl Pitt.sburgh:
rameslieGreit, , Pittsburgh.- - -
!Tatum Kelly, „NikkiriOnrg,.:.&llSgheay:
Seithet St. Chaiied Hotel , Fitts
Stevenson; Westerit lieliet''
*OO, Pittsburgh, , •
J. Westbayi!Denti'd, Pittidni . rgh. •
T.,!'M,Allaishitlf,'Eacit,Rarrtater,
bur_gir. - • " _ -
W. W. Morris, 91 Market street,:
• . '=''" • -
Dr. Randall's officesare on -Diamond
stieet, , dioiidsite the Mint !louse, fourth
docir above Grant street, where-he otta be
004n1ted fora few days
86 • ,, Br14119VILlalintebrFali:e•.,:.7
ehitrch - COm me neeiffas t
niphw ,the acho el t house in the Seventh
Ward. It will be continued until Batnr.
day._ The. cars ronning past Roberts and
Green streets; etich - af Which is in the im
mediate vicinity makes it easy of access.—
The charitable are invited to attend.
Cheap Dry Goods.
Now, when every thing is so dear,- and
money so scarce, every body naturally
looks around for the cheapest place to
buy. In view of this we would call atten
tion to advertisement of Mr. H. J.
Lynch, No. 06 Market street, to be found
in another column. The greatly reduced
prices at this establishment is certainly an
inducement to all to buy of him.
Given Away.
A full size paper pattern, worth one
dollar, - of the Alexindria Summer Man•
tilla, with the June number of Frank bes•
lie's Lady's Magazine. Now ready and
for sale at Miner's, next door to the Post
office. Price 25 cents.
June Magazines.
,Godey's'Lady's Bdoli, Peterson's Mag
azine, Harper's, Atlantic,Continental,
Frank- Ballon's ollar Monthly,
and all the Magazines for Jane, are for
sale at Miner's Nos. 71 and 73 Fifth St.
@goyim & IL g it's sewing m twhineB, for g_
elatudegtv ringparposea, are the best in use.
A. P. C tIATON AY. Ueneral Agcni t,
its Fifth-fared,. Pittabarah. P
MTIZEM:I3!
,*1 t
JOSEPH MEYER ZON
ir.L..vvr.taraans or
FANCY AND SLAIN
WURNITURE at . C} 2, rim
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PITTOCIit
BOORS, STATIONARY AND NEWS DEPOT
Opposite Post-office.
rr , s - Copies of all tho New York, Philaielphia,
and Cincinnati, Daily r apers, can be hound on
the Counter. 111 S
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UPERIOR. VINES. AT S 3 50 PER
‘ . 3 drz, i pur lOU. Extra Vines at Per
dozen; per
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11].)1113LIt' xtrricE.—PlT 'NM:RAM
d Uniontown Telegraph Company. In ac
cordance with the Act of Asremlilv, i ,c,rpora
ting the Pittsb 'rgh & Uniontown Telograph ono
pony, there will , o a meeting of tho Corp aratots
and iitockholiiers of raid Company, at the office
of the Pittsburgh & Connelsville It a.ilroaciCompa
rtY. No. (S 7, rottr.le street, in tho city of Pitts
burgh, on.
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Thursday, the 4th Day of June, 1863.
r the purpc se of electing *President. Secretors'.
Treasure* and four Directors, and doing such oth
er acts as may he niartessary to effect a permanent
organisation of said Company.
UFOs:IIY BLACKSTONE,
• JOHN WAIT,
W. 0. HUGH ART,
JUIN It. tWINO,
and othar Corporator&
msl3;dlatv..3w-
TIM ORPHAN'S 0 prim FOR
A- the County of Philadelphia:
In the matter of the Partition of the Real Es
tate of Patrick Kouncdy, deed.
To Mary Doran, wife otJames Doran; Marga
ret Ford. wid , w ; Ilern‘rd Kennedy ; Patrick,
Mary and John Krnnedy, miner - children of
John Kennedy. dee'd.: Thomas Kennedy and
Ann Farrell :—You will Ocala notice Rule to
accept or refuse to take said tteal Estate at the
valuation, returnable Friday, May 1, ISa3, at 10
o'clock, A. M.
J. COOKE LO‘'OS'FREI,T,
Attorney for Petitioner
mh3O;law4w
Partition of R 311 Estate
N THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR
the County or rhiladelphia.
Estate of Patriek Kennedy deed,'
Ma 15t.1863. On/notion of Lengstrett for Pe
tittener, rule of Catherine Kennedy, widow of de•
ceased, and of Mary Doran wife of James
Doran, Margaret Nord, widow, Bernard Kennedy
Pair.c.t. Mary and John Kennedy. minor chil
dren 01 J ••hn Kennes v, dee'd. Thomas Kennedy
and Ann Farrell. heir l eof Patrick Kennedy. the'd
to show cense why the "s dd Real Estate should
not be sold returnable Friday. June sth. 186 at
10 o'clock, A. Si,
Pleasenotico above rule
J. Cr)OKE LO NGSTRETT,
Att,rney for Bridget Kennedy. Petitioner.
To Mary Doran, wife of James Doran, 13:I. - nerd
Kennedy, Thomas Kennedy and Ann Farrel .
mays;law:4t
A DMILNISTRATION .15/OT/CE—Whero
-tIl M. Letters of Adniinistration to the Estate
of George' Raassenforder; 'saddler, late of the City
of Pitteburgn, deed., have been gramed to the
subscriber. all persons indebted to said Estate
will make payment. and those having claims
against the same, srill.hresent them. delynuthen
ticated, for settlement' without delay.
• Naimoli IKELLwn
Administrator.
No %OD his street, Allegheny City.
ma3o:law6w
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City Intelligence Office-
No. 127 Fourth at., one door Bove Smithfield s t
AM NOW PUEPAItED TO SUPPLY
families in the city and country, with helps
of all kinds, at short notice. I will alas attend
tc tee pm:chase and Bale .0f property. collection
of rents and claims. negotiate loanS,• &c, From
my ihtimsde knowledge of the city •and county,
and long experience in .thettinsiness, I 'hope to
Bice entire satisfaction to EllickattOnß•
naaeatratuoh. 114. K. NOLAN.
el RUN HEAL-50 it OSHELS FRESH
trround.l3.oiA Meal. tuat. Undyed and for sale
by lAN. A. FETZER.,
MAY 4, sorrier of Market and First St.
WILSON'S ]PILLS
ovaia •
SICK HEA DACHE
CURE
NERVOUS 3TEA DAC E
CURE
ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE.
vvitz4 i - t 0 gest gel
8410 it
4ongluviefigatioirkSid'-es ureondtdted
experiments having been in usw many years.
during, which time they nave ursgend-and,re.
libvedravast - amotaitef Wall and sufferinrfrom
Headabliiii-vrhethee.odginat i lf in, the, nervous
system or frond , deranged of - the stom ach.
riles , may be taken-at all Ines with
Diet;
tiftsty,• - withatt making any change rf Diet; and
the abeencajzf any dwifireenidataste, render* it
easy to administer them to children,
By the uae'of theietPills ttfQ periodic at
bionics of lirervout or Mob Headache may be Pro
yenta:l4'4l,nd if taken in th- edtunencement of
'at attack immediate relief of pain and. sioluaess
w,llba obtained.'
They seldom fail in removing Nausea eta-
Hecdache. - to'whiolifemales are so subtext;
. •
her act MMUS on the beivels-.;remeving Übs
Ss era.
'Visti•aStairefi - gticion Si. Delicate Females.
enit.all vendee o 1 sedesstary habit*. they are
valuah_le,-a4 lagaztive, iraproving the appetite,
gitiing,teme sh t t,eiger me digestive organs.
and'hestaritit dtatural - elasticity and atrongth
or he whole system.
• BEWARE , OP 0 013NTERFEITS 1
-
The meatus have ebrnatures of IL A. WM
-111 and B. L. FAIIINESTOCK it CO. on
sh4l2 Box.
Bpld by all hrtiggistifand: ell otfiei- Dealdroin
Medicines.
A Box will be sent by mail prepaid on re
heipt of the
Alliorderazhonbi ,benditfeased-te,--
L. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
•
urtJui,ll
;Ale),
TEIXGRAPMC:
Dispatch; to the Navy Dep't.
Steamer Magenta Sunk on
GUERRILLAS IN MISSOURI
FURTHER BY THE HIBERNIA
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
&c.,
WASHINGTON, May 25. —The followin
has been received at the Navy Depar
went;
CAIRO, May 25, 180.—Hon. Gid
eon Welles, Secretary of the Navy.—The
following dispatch has jast been received by
A. M. Pennock, Fleet Captain,Mississippi
Squadron—Flagihip Black Hawk, Haines'
Bluff, Yazoo River, May 20.—T0 Hon.
Gideon Welles:
Oa the moruieg of the 15th I came over
to Yazoo river to be ready to cooperate
with Gen. Grant, leaving two of my iron
clads at Red River, one at Grand Gulf,
onO , at Carthage, three at Warrenton and
two in the Yazoo, which left me a small
force, still I disposed of them to the best
advantage.
On the-18th at noon firing was heard in
he rear of Vicksburg, which assured me
that Gen. Grant was approaching the city.
The cannonading was kept up. furiously
for soma time, when, by aid of glasses 1
discovered a company of our artillery, ad
yenning, taking a position and driving the
rebels before them. I immediately saw
that Gen. Sherman's division had come
into the left of Snyder's Bluff and that
the rebels at that place had been cut off
from their forces in the city.
I dispatched the DeKalb Lt. Command•
er Walker, the Choctaw, Lt. Commander
Ramsey, and the Romeo, Petrel and For
est Rose, all under command of Lt. Com
mander Breese, up the YaZ3O to open
communication in that way to Grant and
Sherman, and succeeded so far and so well
that in iree hours we received letters
from Geu's. Grant, Sherman and Steep,
informing me of their vast success, and
asking me to send up provisions which
was at once done.
PITTRia ILI IC el la
In the meantime Lieut. Walker in the
De Kalb pushed on to Haines' Bluff,
which the enemy commenced evacuating
the day before, and a party remained in
the hopes of taking away or destroying a
large amount of ammunition on band.—
When they saw the gunboats they ran and
left everything in god order, guns, fort,
tents and equipage of all kinds, which fell
into our hands. As soon as the capture of
Haines' Bluff and 14 fortkwas reported to
me I shoved up the gunboats from below Vicksburg to fire at Hill batteries, which
fire kept up for twe or three hours. At
midnight they moved up to town and
opened on it for about au hour and con
tinued at intervals during the night to
annoy the garrison.
On the 19;,h I placed six mortars in po•
sitiou, with orders to fire night and day.
as rapidly as they could.
The works at Haines' Bluff are very for•
midable. There are fourteen of the heavi
est kind of mounted 8 end 10 inch and 7?,
inch rifled guns, with ammunition en,ugh
for a long siege. As the gun carriages
might again fall into the hands of the
enemy 1 had them burnt, blew up the
magazine and destroyed the works gen•
orally. I also burnt up their eneamp
ments, which were permanently and re
markably well constructed, looking as if
the rebels had intended to stay for some
time.
These works and encampments covered
many acres of ground and fortifications,
and rifle pits proper of Haines' Bluff ex
tend about a mile and a quarter. Such
net work of defences I never saw. The
rebels were a year constructing them, and
all were rendered useless in an hour. As
soon as I got through with the destruc
tion of the magazines and other works I
started Commodore Walker up the Yazoo
river with a sufficient force to destroy all
the enemy's property in that direction,
with orders to proceed as far as Yazoo
City, where the rebels ha'o a navy yard
and store houses. In the mean time Gen.
(grant has closely invested Vicksburg, and
has possession of the best commanding
points. In a very short time a general
assault will be made, when we hope to
announce that Vicksburg has fallen, after
a series of the most brilliant successes
that ever attended an army. There has
never been a case during the war when
the rebels have been so successfully beat
en at all points, and the patience and
endurance shown byour army and navy for
so many months is about to be rewarded.
It is a mere question of a few hours,
and then, with the exception of Port
Hudson, which will follow Vicksburg,
the Mississippi will be open its entire
length.
[Signed]
D. D. PORTER,
Acting Rear Admiral,
Commanding Mississippi Squadron.
ST. Louis, May 25.—The steamer Ma
genta WAS sunk near Dewitt, Missouri
,river, on Friday last. Boat and cargo a
total loss. The boat was valued at $48,•
000, and is insured for $32,000. Value
of the cargo estimated at $200,000. Insu
rance unknown.
A band of guerrillas captured the town
of Richfield, Clay county, last Tuesday
night. After a short fight, in which Capt.
Sessions and. Lieut. Shinn, of the 25th
Missouri, were killed, the remainder of the
federal force were taken prisoners.
Lieut. Gravenstein was shot by the
guerrillas after the surrender, and several
other prisoners were also murdered.
Die town was robbed of everything that
could be carried away.
The same baud plundered the town of
Plattsburg, Clinton county, on Thursday
night and robbed the Court House of.
$ll,OOO belonging to the State.
) The-steamer Champion, laden with veg
etables, fruits, and other luxuries, for the
sounded -soldiers, will leave for Vicks
biirg to:morrow.
PORT BAZQUE, May 23.—The London
journals generally retards, the, latest
American advices as unfavorable for the
proaket t Of An early peace.
Pie..advices had theeffect'to send the
cOnfederate -loan slight discount.
' The Polish question still remains un
changed.
The government of France and Russia
mere negotiating upon a scheme for a
European Congress, Russia having ac'
cetited in principle the project for such a
conference.
New Yonx, May 25.—The steamship
Great Eastern is expected to arrive here
to ;morrow from Liverpool with 1,500
passengers.
ZTEIY Yous, May 23.—The bank state.
mebt for the week ending on Saturday,
sticiws• an increase of loans of $608,279;
decrease of specie $11,777 ; decrease of
cirOulation $121,178; decrease of depos
its 51,223,472.
r
"Well, how do you like the looks of the
var4lint ?" said a "southwester" to a
t.downeaster,'' who wasgazing with round
eyed wonder,and:,:evidently for the frt3t
,
time at a live alligator,,, with wide-open
jaws, on the muddy: banks of the-Missis :
sippi.-,4ffn!al." replied the- I ftiiikee,- - "he
ain't What ydan may, ealliv hansom critter, -
lad e: Ei s got. i' great deal' of openus when
e P. 1 3 1 0il
~ . :14; :1 7 2 V.l 4... , ••;.•
he es," ' -- • •
=NEE!
the Missouri.
i
13,Pw.ruirWIATI$ •Fon-'lfifiti!*.r
-uated n PAtAtekli...A3legintiv Ate l Naudir
LawreaustatkmerKetnert. J6l.;* minas, t ‘ tif
andO t librlbeat . itirg: . A_DIN7 t 0..,..,... .. V ,.._ ,.. - — fliV eV . ll' &lIKWAKiI pa
th,
--- :, Nana•
~... r:, , : j‘• ..` -- k -•-• , i , ,`,.,>,-- vi-s-v ? ownl, ,
~~'s~tE'J'B BY .' L'ELE ( ~BAPB,
•
"Tritt,Tnitrar,, May 2.5.—F10nr In letter de
mand at, 445 75§6 for SttPerfirimand S 6 ' , 5©7 for
Extra - Family; rocaipta — small. Rye Flonr $5-25
and Worn Meal $.l 1•14- Wheat—sales at $1 66
Cgd 60 fur Red, and White at $1 $0; " Nye in hut::
ter .dotnnnd $1 10. corn dull at 87e for Tal
low. Oats 74075. Provisions dull., whi s ky,
steady at,4,5e. .
NiW Voila, May Ys.—Cotton dull and nominal,
at 4903150. Flour declined: sales 11,5011 bafrels.
Wheat declined; sales of 180,000 bush', at $1 18
@1 for Chicago Spring, Si 28.A1-39; for Mil
minket, Club, $ l. 41®1 47 for RediVeatern: Corn
declined 'C. - 2c; sales 210,000 bush at a daeline of
l@3e : Old 733 ®75,- Now, 65072.
'
Pork firm 'at
$ll 75®12 for Old Mess, and $l3 50
®l3 6210 r New,
Lard heavy at 9%®.10i./ 4 '. Whisky steady at 44..
Petroleum-active; Refined 4f450.
Gold closed du.l at 143%®14.8},_,4
t-tocks lower; Chicago and Rock Island 89.4:
Cumberland Coal - ;&14; Illinois Central Rai road,
115%; Illinois Central Bonds 120; Michigan
Southern, 1153-1; Reading,,ll3%.
Cincots.i..rt. May 25 . — Flour is dull and no
de
m and Euperfine is offered at $4 50, $4 5044 75
Wheat dull and prices drooping: Prime Bed $l,
Corn declined to 500 and drdl„ Oats 50@$1. . Rio
declined t, 721. Whisiy irregular at 40Vcand
closing dull. Provisions dull. Old City.,Mess is
offered at $9 75 and no sales New is held at $l.l.
Bulk Shoulders are saleable to a limited ettent at
:3; , :,@3"*. , i: :Sides 1%. Lard 9%. Groceriek" Un
changed and dull. Linseed Oil dull and - offered
at. $1 10.
Gold declined te $1 49 and Silver to Vl SO; Ex - -
Change steady.
The news trom the Army of the Mississippi'an
the decline in Gold havir areatly unsettled the
market for most articles and prices are ireettalei,
and to agreat eatent nominal.
/1/V - 8a../ArIausLTGE.NC24.3,
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
A RRIVED:
Franklin, Bennett, Brotyr
«el)utin. Clerks '
• d 0.,..
Kenttn, Ebert, Vicksburg.-
DEPARTED.
Franklin. Bennett, Brownsville;
%Retie. Clarke.
It. gomar, Routh, Pommy.
Cottago No. 2. Saint. Wheeling,
dam' The river-La.st evening at ton
light there were 4 feat 2 inches wster in the
ehumel, and falling slowly. -
,
Manifest of Steamer, Fred MorenTr—
copt. J. SI . Mason,- from St. Louis to
Pittsburgh Pa.
CONBIGYS.E'S—R. T. BennelY & Co. 241 bags
wheat ; Messrs. Weyman & Fen's, 2 eases Tobac
co; same box do: IL Gerwie &Co. Se balvilemp:
J. llnnlarey. 18 empty Oil barrets;:L. F. Fersi•th
1 bbl Floni. same 4 packages Chairs; V. rsgth &
Bra. 12 hlids fire Clay; Hutchinson & Ce. 192 em
ty Oil barrels; Jamey Reed, 28 Grate Bars; Me- -
gra. Clark ar. Co. 262 bbls Flour; sante 328 do: J..W
Pennock. 2 bhls Coal Oa; A. F. Gable, 3111:tda
Clay; Geo. Hnttlemeier &Co. 42 bundles Green
J H. Lindsay & Co. 2 boxes twine; Alex,
(Jordon, 14 Casks Fire Ulu; Long& Duff; 1 Trunk;
•ter (*Tiffin. 3 blab Tobacco; J. 11. Mazerine. 25
bh.l3 cranking Sohaeem Agt. Penna. R. R. 2 bblq
mast ; James Cedwick, Turl °tests: M. Boney, 2
Caests, 1 Box; M. A. Congbey, 1 Seiff. 1 Box.
(4EO, W, BERRY, Clerk.
PAttebargh. M y 24th. 1853.
For Cincinnati, I.ottiscille, Cairo, St,
THIS DAT, MAY g 6.
THE SPLENDID . - -PAS -
sensor ;steamer, GLIDE, W. B.
Anderson, commander, will leave as announced
a boys. Yor meths or paseare on board. or
J. B. LIVINGSTON dr. CO,, Azis.
my 26
For Cincinnati, Cairo. St. Lenin. and
the Upper liinsissippl.
WEDNESDAY. NI 27-4 p. n,
.T. 0.. THE NEW AND SPLEN
DID passenger btcamer, SHAM
ROCK. J. McUonJd commander, will leave, as
abaounced above. For freight or pageage ap
ply on board or to •
J. B. LIVINGSTON & CO.
For Cincinnati and Lontsville.
WEDNESDAY, May 27-4 P M
THE FINE PAsiSEI CIER.
r-,-.07:=4 , steamer, G. HEBERT, cum
atander;vrill leave as above, fur freight or pas ,
lase apply on bard, cr to
in 27 J. B. LEVIN GAON & Co., AFreLts
For Marietta and Zanesville.
Regular Thitusitingtim river Packet
leaves Pittsburgh every Tuesday, 4
p. m., Zanesville every Friday H a. in.
h- THE N 3567 AND SPLENDID
-4
Passenger stenmor IMMA
fIAM. Monroe Ayora commander. will leave es
noted above. For freight or passage apply on
board or to J. B..LI7LNOSTON CO.
apt
PITTn.DEAGIE AND WHEELING
PACKET
For Benver--Wellsville—Ntenbenville
and Wheeling%
Leaves Pittsburgh. Every Tnestbry—
lhursday and !Saturday. nil ALIO.
Leaves Wheeling - Every Monday-Wed
nesday and Friday. at A. N.
jll = -.-14 Pau E tnte N - 1 : 111 0. 1 inner, S! I C -4 1 1 3 1 ..M.Lf i Er
. ameß Walter commando-, will leave-as announ-
ved above. r frPh; ht or posse ire apply on board
Or ro JAM tS COLLINS Si CU. Axis.
way I 3
NTEAII BOAT . AGLAICY.
lElf. A Z Z.T.: or or
Han opened an odlee at
NO 90 WATER STREET,
Where he will transact a Genoral Eitaamboat
Agency business, and would solicit a &aro at PEltti
rouarnfrometoambontmen. • at)24-3sd
NEW GOOD§
HUGUS & lIACKE,
Corner of Market and Fifth
E treets
Are now opening a splendid stock.of
New Spring Dress Goods,
New Spidng SaequeS,
Nexelitoring Circulars,-
New Spring Shawls,
New Sp‘riug
'New Folviard Silk,
And a fall aesoitment'of •
Summer Dress Goods.
- urs -...----
Moths in F , Woolons. %soots . Plante.
Fowls, Anima ls, 44 . e.
Fat up ia 2se. 500 and P. 00 boxei,_,Bottdei . and
Fiesta: $3 and $5 alias for Bottle. Futile; Thsti
tutlons Sce
"Only infaliblo remediallmown."
Free fromgerous Folsom"
"Not dan to the zuzlika Yarßulv"-
- Ratscomo but of their holes to die.
*Mt- Sold 'QV holeaale in all large cities.
13.. Sold by all Bruggiete Dealers every
where.
10.-1 Beware I of altwortliVesiirnitationa
STA:-See that "Costar's" - narae is on ea.eh. Box.
Bottle and 1e1797c I) fore- on bnnpp
WS- Address .11LENR'jlt. AMSTAR.
I 'rincipelDePbt -482 'Dlpildwi9. lg. Y.
So!d by R. E. SELLFAKS & CO.. and B. L
FAUN &STOCK & CO.. Waolesele Agents:Pitt
bnr¢h. Pa - - ietftem:eodaw
-
131 VOLVING AZID'ALANDi HAY
11114 rakes, hay and ma flare forWhaaelevritons,
grain cradle., scythes: Anathri. tordinatonea and
ban-toting implemants.gane I gaieby
& LONG,
my?„) No Irri, Matt Wed;
AMISMIUm I I3.
PITTSBURGH THEATRE
Livsku HENDERSOLI
'" .. li. 'OVERINGTON
F 4 . , eorid_miglit of the greet .Tregte Artirte.,
MU. and Ce.131.14:A.V,
eince iheir return from Emeriti.
'I hie Tuevday evening will boprezentad the new
vorrimitio elei9 written oy T. B, D.:Walden, Beg.,
entitled the.
GUI DE OF irlans A LIM,
. .
.
ClatuTo latiaheue Bra
FR ec•nlya.9
Murion B,nhen^ l`l3 C.snwas ,
OrEi:si 0 Festal
Oen. Der,'urti, Slr P. L'.7rno
imon ' . - .....j 0 Seftcn,
AnzioE.b, - adia
Enetao
, , .
T6,0 . '011140 with—Did yon ere, toed sou
. Wifs'ta 00 kliind''
Honesbun -.:"..-..-;
Mta. Jewen:... , : .... ..—.....—....
riBSI taLvs .17/kR1741.1k.„08
'Solo Limiest it , hlanisger....mell trZEIIn
. t•EL0T3 , 1191:1.70r , • Lew Simmons.
-- Tiamense. attnetion for this veek . , - to 'n ight. tho
great OURRISKIE: 'who.o - -nOrformaneoi aro
the vionder and tudiairation of all behted:rs.
MISS KATHLEEN O'NEIL
MISS E#Ts WALTERq.
MISS-MAItY 7Avrozr.
MISS A.NNEE - HAIIIaSON. •
LEW SIMMONS.
JOHNNY
ALA WARD - •
HARRY TALBOT,
and en e"ye °them. And the beatttffnl Orcheetral
band of the establishment, lesd by Pi. Teorgo.
A 4 ra l ealon - 147 1 ,13. 2 1 3 dc • 13,001 - 0 ..
nayle;tf . '
THAYER IS4 NOYES!--
fruited Staten Clrens
AND
H IPPOZOONONEADON
The Great Paragon Amphitheatre
of 1868,
A iR&GNIFI4TENT OF mr ,
rAtteuxrpro NOVEVELEg.
INTRODUCING
A SplendidGyim - nastio COrps
A SUPERB EQUESTRIAN 2ROUPE.
And 5 - fine aoileOtiori of
TRAINED lIORSE PONIES AISD
Bach a , aunat be prciduced in any other ice.)
the world, will exhibit at,
_PITTS:BURGH,
en itei Lion Lot, in rear of Ben Trimble's, en
Illotidajr,TmAgiartitiminesdisy.4 Thurs.
day„ 211.4.1 r, 25th, 26th, 27th. and 2Stita.
First perfermanoe on Monday nbtht, nt 7 1 / 4
o'clock, r. •m. and every xtternoon and night dur.
inspthe , stay.
Thi., medal exhibition cf the Ago, +all
make a Grand- Prugessiou through the principal
streets of tho city on the dav of rxhibrion, on
ehich occasion the citizens will env° nn opportu
n irs of viewing -the
Magnificent Band Chariot.
contaiLing TOM C ANHAM'S NEW YORE
BRASS BAND. This Ct arict was built this at a
son expressly for Meters. -Thayer & Noyes, at an
expense of $2,7C0 3 and is pronounced by (di ho
have seen it, to be the moat beautiful thing of tho
kind ever gotten np in thi.cenntry. It is twenty
eight long and ten and a halt feet hish„ It is paint•
el in the moat gorgeous sty e, and is worth seeks.
Among tre list of performers will be found
.
JAIIEDIFIROBINSON",
.
Chatnjoion Bide* of the 'World.
GEO.:inniors, the - Matt 31ontres
THE BELEVANTY BROTHER&
1
Samuel Rinehart, Master Hezi.y;
Joan Rummell, , Albert Ayniar,
Witt Antonettai Bobt, Johnson,
Master James; Mad. Claetta,
Mister ticorge, Win. Eleffirtnu. ;
with a ntunerona °erne of =admits , -;-
BR, JAMES L. THAYER,
the . Great American Talking Claim,
ALBERT AyMAR,
the. English Ferformintt(hank.
MB. CHARLES W. NOYES,
the celebrated Equestrian: Director and-Horse
Tamer, will appear and introduce bb
wonderful. Trained Horse,
GENERAL SCOTT.
DR. THAYER'S 'quadrupedal wondera, the
_ ACTING - MULES,
ca. A tronpeof Lilliputian Ponies andhighlr
Trained Horses, Mammoth Gymnasitun, and a
h andred ' other features will be given to mako
complete thiscollossal•eabihilion. _ •
A dmission-Boxes; 2 s ' 63'00 ; Reserve d seats 60
cents, Seats for everybody.
-7— ANDREW SPRENGER; Agt
- •
J.*...otawz ' • ' isan
CORNWKILL WEER,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
SILVER & BRASS -PLATERS,
and'mannfaetnrers of .
Saddlery and Comae Ho,rdwaTe,
o. 7 Bt..ClairStraet. and.Duattpaka W.
• - blear the 13iidge:)
PIT 7 . B BIETIVRI4 PA.
C B S. HAIlt D
rip
HERE is so HAIR DYE IN VIE
AL-eo pure, sofree from vil'objeetioriableamoio
erties, that produce such aplendjd and peraman•
ant tlnta Or thatnperatell vo ;guloydy, - Andorra*
and certainly, va -
Cristaedoro'n Evreelsipr.
This atehleva arta° Is prom:mead, by all who
have ever applied-=it, or eeenit thernoet
wondelfal ;invention, of the age. Ten minutes
ecedieen tor any abide of brown or thet deepest
black. - ;It leaves the shin vuultained. - . •
Marlvitoottired by J. CRISTADOttO, 8 Astor
Howe, New York, 'Sold everywhare and anPli•
-ed byall Hair Prewar& - , •
Wien; Sa. WO and /ti per box, sword Int to Van
irk B. TOBtAS , VEKETIAN LlNik
went. An instantaneous remedy for chron
lo rheumatism. headache, toothache., map. col
qaincy, sore . hroat, and pains in any pate of
the body. by a bottle and be convinced . lie. lnomber this articiers u success, not an: experl
euent-- for 14 years it hoa been .tested. Every oast
who uses it rocommends it. No medicine -ever:
bad such arepatationetS thig ellentlfit has work
ha its way t
c love the ?alio. and,,all are loud '
its rniee . ai= ds are
.
ea without the aid of crutches, with Ibis
complaint can testify to the magical erectsof this
liniment.: - They arecured and proolaim its sir -
es throughout the Rememberland. relief is
certain, and, a positive_ =MIA .?are to follow,
Headache of all Undswowanant to cure. Putrid
Tilt, throat,. ouiney and diptheria are robbed of
.11., terrors by a timely use of the:Venetian Lin
n It has saved hundred? the past three
m"nthn
PriooZSandslcent.. Bol d hy all druggists.—
Office ,56 Cortland otrost,Now York.
nay7:d&wctwo -
I=M=9
' - Facia about : llranetretiten P 11154
i Ifire-illoNi,
1 - - wiiitaeagie ' r bo.,N. Irget. A.
! Air. •G. Tan Dv= fiastaxer, itor ery 'r.g
, dnitheast :
r . i fD D
ear Str•-• - I nrould ' eta_ _
_te that I was indscood fe
4 use BRANDRISTWS PIM.% thronsh tdo from
' mendation ofJohnli, BIM, of CrotcceWes AIM-
Mr comity. who was em nrely roamed to hooka
try *air nse, ildwaa sick for acme two plan, verf
oaks vo and ayspeptio, and ho tried everything
la was not relieved.' - Finally. he took ono Bran
d , et w a pill i nert dolor a week. and a dose of six
pellserary clay for_three dam and then tank oaa
..,. 41 - e y er yeeitdn i ti oat' dose dam. In
one ma th .n•ast sale toga to .
m o p Vis ho vreairpdtPs Suitundfi workX itga aridin three
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Westin ugly" .&1mtv,4,31. ..
Ed wa oi cum being dgr morn, eve that he '.
?added i If' the 'loft- of m ea! fey that Mille
yew gen ta wail sr ar y sick with a sofa en his leg.
whieb-had heart- running for mad Dooms.=
ho`was Ids° Midi distrtmid b d 9 aDrdzillehbv
and besides i ns ides mf at ;_eostive 'an 4.7o7PlPthr,_that 15-
t o r e vat ximtediee and many ph
h e inmenneet .asiagßrandreth's.einil, SIX tO
three times avil , ek. gattillithe end °ions month,
the sore on Ma lekhealed,and- atthe -end-of-two—
mont* he Vie - t,victsvirtKi ettottivatiestcdia-
patella and paii I .' andn-w mialned web ever=rl
sinc. _ _...EDwARD PURDY.
Sworn tio 'berereiAn. th iN tipay of gnt. 180.
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