Two white (loycil? s Regiments for our
army are Ibrilling in Florida.
ypar FranGe consuraied44442loo4
worth off. tobacco.
*Lev:unity of Chester, Pa. is
4400 bonittl to recruits. •
f'< - 1 Tobacco of good quality front Xary
, ]aid seed has been raised in Califon:lin.
•• 'The endowment fund of $lOO,OOO for
the College of New lersey has all been
subscribed. .
The bill of Senator WILSON in refer
ence to - homesteads for soldiers receives
unqualified indorsement.
Meeting at the Commissioner's Of
fice—What was Done.
• Ad 'pie+%Milt announced, the °deers
of the late war meeting at Conceit Hall,
,assembled at the Commissioners office
yesterday at eleven o'clock, for the pur
pose of laying before that body and the
County Controller, the proceedings of the
meeting held on the, evening of the 30th
ult. The meeting was called to order by
the appointment of Hon. ThoS. M. Howe
President. The object. of the meeting
was stated by the chairman, and some
general conversation as to the proper
mode o a f raising the money necessary to
procure volunteers-to fill the quota of
men called for from Allegheny was had
between those present. But one of the
Commissions was present, so that no
business of a satisfactory nature could be
transacted with the custodian of the
money and interests of the tax payers of
the county.
Mr. Lambert, the County Controller,
however, was present. This gentleman
said that the Commissioners had no
legal warren' to issue tli, bonds of the
county for the object indicated ; that an
act must first be passed try the legislature
authorizing the issue, and provision
made for the levying of a tax for the
payment of the principal and interest.
Ile further stated that even then he, :is
the (;Ontroller of the county, would object
to signing the 1)011(1 1 4 without the authori
ty of the tax payers of the county ; and
for the purpose of getting such authority,
lie prnpr 'sod the calling of a convention
of three delegates from each election
district in the county to meet in this city
on Monday the Bth instant. The sug
gestion of holding a convention was
adopted, and a call will forthwith be is
sued signed by the Commissioners, Con
troller and the officers of the late meet
ing, to that effect.
After smite general discussion, it was
decided that the Controller should at
once correspond with our delegation at
Harrisburg ill relation to the framing. of
a lhw best celculated to effect the eni I ill
view, V . ,7. : the issuing of connty keels
WAsttseitox, February 2.—A letter
to the amount oh rf,r00,0130, and pro N iili toe Thi• u-ual amount of bill- were read from till' Army of the Potomac say;
An inventor in Ranesville has sold his for the payment of the interest 011 . i 'll, II anal referred. unit some built, -is of minor Tilt . r.• iS 11.) on:lei:Al confirmation of 'the
1 , 011 , , k, a nd their ultimate reclempt iy,, iinr , , , rt nice tinnily ru tel iii,, 11 when report e d fight, o n the sou t h sid e of the
rightin a patent - bottle-filler" for $6,000.
, Ihe Exr•cutive Committee, appoint, ,1 1 - min rr- ad 11; in rl
liapiaall (1 II h :i 1111',!.„!',. body Or de4e - 11,1 ,
It would not be difficult to find a bottle at the late ineetintz et the Board of Traih ' .
last week. Ti j 4 nevertheless known
emptier that has cost a deal more than Booms, were authorized to issue an ail Arrived.—C - ii Li i• - - , 11••••• ~t- ii, , • 10141, 11,,,i ~ feeling known almost In mutiny
that. • dress, urging upon
the
citizens of t I ~,e , ,,ii - e „ i: , veduee.,,re ,uric i i i„,,, I , prevtik in r-r•veral regiment, in Lee'',
Three of the Russian ships-of-war have
Is, cartons ,r k
~
t di s e, t n ri c e e t A t
o i n r t ai
, i i. c o n l i c tia t l y in t o n un g t o
. 1 :
f r .
;hit morning, an. i stops fit the Alotion,:d artny 2 and it I. hot improlmlde the firing
arrived at Annapolis from Hampton money required to procure men to fill le Is ilii ie. TM to i 2 Moe id has le iit a; it- ho t i li , ii i r i i l l fr l n r: n i l s
e r: , t , l a i , ., id 1r) preventing
1 , m:2 . ri,,• enemy's pi, k '
Roads, and will probably remain there their quotes, with the understanding that avoidably detained at t incinnari. hut i- et, :rue fretim ntiv eloinge,l. On . ' one cie
for several weeks. if the county shall issue the bonds sought ( xis, II ,I 11, , hl . \ , (21O1 , • Ali MO !ler ~I rt.- ,
~ ,i,„, H o ., ~,
„I ry , vii 3
, Li b„i iii , ,.,l for .
.
for, each district shall he rehnlinrsed. (in i [lli , ' :", the /.. 4i 111( 111 I . T . '' , II I :1 /"I' the :i4 1 l'Allee posts rind two line , 01 inran
A National Irish Fair, under the arts- for,
the amount so subscribed and t opr hold rho. ~T hi11,,,,,,1 ,- ~r,i,•r,.:1 in try pickets were posted in their rear
pines of the Fenian Brotherhood, is to aid.
P
n'.11(1 ,- 71- , 1,3 31 l atup Cali , land 1 any in 1•1 11 . f r .,,, luent changes of posit i
~,,,l i. •
open at Chicago on- the 29th or MarrAi As the Senate is yet unorganized, and Mar , li It, i coat , ‘vkliiii r l to i 1;11 t he 11 . .11
next, and continue one week. Ti u• e i
eb. i may be so for sonic' time
to conk, the ine ti: .01 1 1111 , 1 a: '1 111 1‘... I'llillllg iii
some of Lee's ramp, arc noted probably
10, - substitution. well known faithful re,;
people in the various districts stionkigri I'l , ' , and he , a , -igtird to
, ii anal .4111. If, i nillits for t i ie ,,, di,safr ,
I.t„1 near
iiii, . r
jeer is to procure means for promoting
to work in earnest, in whatever way may \ ( 1111,10 ( (Jl,l land lc. await Lie rendez\ ous
front. Reports farm r•rning the , earcsity
the canes of Irish nationality i seem to them best, and r.iise - no: 100 01 nilbeta , will iln 3 1( -1-1 of food in Lee's army are confirme•l
stun sulti .
In the Missouri House of Assembly on 1 (lent to procure the men to fill their quo tem Burnside's Army i ',try-. i ( Ml\ a quart, r pidinil all pork i, allow
-1 ateirt , the bonds are issued-ad they
ell to each 01511 per dat a rind a small -- ; - fi
Monday a resolution nominating Presi-
I tai i
l u a l a e l l es s will hr--those contributing Important Decision -.1 dm Mor mmititv of neut. in addition constitutes I- ''
a - li t'
rankhr,
dent LINCOLN for re-election failed for will he re imbursoil It would be )t II . . _ , ... • ' -
l Pin- in on of 1,,, raids ill Isentecky the ration , tea, sugar and coffee are Oct .tae l'."
want of a two-third:3 vote Nearly :11l for each district to appoint aomi• restion
i dil ~1 Ad iiii-- li.xpriiiis or .1•2 •.!7il tie (0 lie Llienli:ii" - ii• In the si'vviee. ac iii in si. eT ;l‘:.
the radicals visied at..iin,t the resolution silllr'll , l'oll 1. , ar r rr- trea , rurer and ;Hs ,
~ . ~, , , „ , counts by trffsonei , and refugees concur maria...
hursin , onic,r, who shall kee i a corn r•I l•by , i; , m ri .lit iirt to, ),ii,, rein The Very Bev. 1)F tr.: I'AfEVICER (lied in
arson--, of the i momy
reseivNli
sad pair! nn a, lion ,roan the }..1,1, lon, j,„ tt( 111 : 1 thie rebel 2. ", 1 , er """," 1 inil. amt di iiii,(......
Hot eine sd,cc oilr (110Y0 ). ~,,k i, „
Dublin, Ireland on the rah inst., at the out, so that t 11 , re that Irr no ,litlieult) in to r''''''''''' lII' 101 "':ri! In •di , 'ding the h a bits'' '''';'
6, went on Mine 16111 SOllle of the Cei - ir_ ti.s. R e ,
age of 80 years. Pr. MF.YKER was fi VOll - procuring bonds fir the, roilount ease a 1 . , tt ,rase, , in.•••, .lii M 111( Sill(I •
g4(l. troops hay, received a mall SillinTe ' 'II' " "P"I .
temporary and intimate associate of the ;
.We wieild also orgy upon 111 e prople I11 " 1 g u ,' lr t ill "a , ‘''''. "'" 1 "l . l ' ll ' miva r of ) lothing lion, that State. 131 n n keis 1 '"''''' ' 'rah'''.
i„I ev( ry diorir•t ill the r cum\ to -is to and "': - "'l r i l " ' ' . l ''n''''' c . ""l' Ti 1 ••• n''' re
late Archbishop MunnAr.
with them are arltill , •(Oftfrl(' (I(1 , 1 ,' -111
,1 1:11111,1 hie li r ... -, ) , ,,,d, •,, J. , . d hs• then,, , , . 0 ,, .• , . ' AM-USEIIENTS.
it that they are represented hi, 0,, , forth
11,.}1us a high pn
i l l I s A prison has been constructed at Camp
~, ount3 c,imi till eon The Inc comin -e' • • TI '- 1 his derision is a very inwr,rtnnt one,
f ntr•rer pterl letters trom ladles -.11,,tY o• PITTSIIII - 1“; II THE tTiIF
MORTON, by order of the Government, ;is short. it is true, hit time i= precious in tr'' mini- " " I °nil "' 1 t '' . Hv " 1 "" I in it. that of the three thiitisand Cat airy sent i.----:-
it is siiiii that Ilie Oa:unit - 1 trill carry the
haring four cells, a dungeon, guard-room ' emergencies Ilk' In° present, end (col L
into the valley during the iveent cold Leso(c (dl Mansger Wxl HENDLR,,,N.
,-,,,. 1„ ~ t0 , z1,, r tribritr l'
moment should
. be t, aster!. We must
and all necessary attachments. There is '
weather, not over five hundred bad rc - 'l .-r il'i n i- li u t r i't . i r rit tof ((If ce-en;al(.i;ein"evnT'nt:.ll:e's'e.nni
' raise volume: 1 , for the 1 ;overnment. or
turned Many were froten 1,, death neat atit rteirtertur tr 1,41.. mrliste, EittllA IN AL
room in it for sixty persons.
the Goy, runient will folio i i. e . e i r i p i., In Washington -- -1:1 . 1 General Frank
~ t hers w ere frOst kitten and Isou trio refric:r L• who "in ' , l`l' ,, t I , nruftl(ntlit -
lemay be consoling to some to know ' into the i ,„1,...,,, - ,1,, , army from our city 11, rr. r. an i Ilr; wrier fi, rr_r-d 4 iir•iv, dr the farm bons, - and villages. Th e
or r r i r ! ,, lst i V r, l i N IN, i wit( he presented the great
that only the lean cows, sheep, hogs and and (1111 11 I y call I'd' a ('aunty Con- arch rd. ii. AV,i dtii.zi. in on Sunday TM emir, movement 51 - 1-, a toed failure. At ' Woke t :::'Olt . I:l . :( ' c' t 'Ll " e f ad
vention in another column
I . rn ma I.V ii. Iter
1 , ,t acco unts Earl . ), 's force w as, resting. on 1_':',,i,1,', ) ,"11t '
chickens died iduring the recent cold
forin, r i ~1 111 -. (r ,- nn Arkansas. thr latter,
w • hr)
. rarinurand- d a . rlit i-jo ll in the )fiddle dyer, near )lotint Craw-fold rf s Kline;
soap out We,l The fat animals gener
„ . i iii iiolii iii it uon
Strange Scene in Court.—.\ man i,, r ift Ar ,,,, I „ 1 . 1 ,.., ~, , 1 ,,,,,. ; ,,,,,, 1t „ poi , Latina aband Air .1 'lie r rib rprise •iiii-
Th,. Irish Recruit.
ally escaped.
mutest Womls wassentrq). • , 1:,111,, , ('rim- j„,k,, lit )I,iiiiii a i l). I, 1 , i :,,,,,,,,,,,„ :2 ,,, ~ morning eleNeh pi ieollers of tr. lir and ten ~....,m isom riA i. L.
By order of the Secretary Ifi War, the r .,„ 1 i .,,,,,., „ f Ii i
in ii nll „,i , I I„. „ her day,
~ "
, int , ,,
~,,,,.,
A , l'irt-hlirgliPna ;mil horses lielonizint? to thi• anal, Virginia ear ii...
alry, 11 ere f., lit to headquarters, from the
employment of persons of African de- 1,, eight Nears imprisonment in the pen- Pptill,iyll - n0i!,0.., tt e li it c ill:d Can:, to
I earl„ They Nt ere , a (111 ed in Open Every Night This Week,
scent, male or female, as cooks Or our- iiefoill . \ .'
( tit hearine the •-, ounce, the feel pi. , ml of isltl, i Ire-re brave Generals.
ici,,t,5:,!,.i.,• 1 r
.I*. El 0 Ridge And on Wednesday and SEI i itrday After'-
see will he permitted in all United States prisr-m i ri• ii -fk e d the judge, with a defiant
ueoa, et 3 oiroiek.,
Coneert.—)lie, s, id, I, a,sisted lo- ---. 41.-
general hospitals. When so employed, aspect, win' lie didn't make the term
they shall he entitled to receive $lO per i longer. He was directed then by the Sher- arti-li will a rand
several talenteil , giveg
month and one ration. itf to take his seat on the prisoners' bench, concert on l'lrurstirt!, evening, February
and as be did so he remarked, "G-11 d'l-1 1511 Miss Scrilra as rill our citizens
Solicitor - WHITING has decided that such a Judge l" As he was leaving the isi,‘ , .
clll t . .“
aliens who fire bubjects,,of a foreign goy- Court-room a few rnintees after; in fi „ i ' it ' l e i l ' i ic„l ' i2ts l in t n bl e s et ei t t 3 '"l • l l l o l' , l l W i l :::!
i charge Ntrf
\ T I C t u lte i iiffie! - irs, he swaggered_lti=
1001F, ,, h .
, opefiof TO
ana kc ho,
with
urnment, and have voluntary enlisted in
the United Statti-i army as sille)litutes for:I along, and, ° a:l am : 7, i '; sounding titles and AltrOnounreable
s i Trni, - v1 in , r I m limp.
'' ri t 1 mitre gnu', f
: rin e .) tr• i -cy ti 1 1, tli t e t country as prima
the drafted men, are not Entitled to be dis- ! meet you, by G—d, ill the 1 . 11(I Or l'ivill
charged from , ricir ser•vice Irecause of years ''' He was then directed to by "r i n i n a : ,,, , , , ',, 1 n :', , , t„ i t r, '7, i ; ‘ , 1 7 , 1 „ ",-` , ,1 , ,c , yr i 1 1 g , 7 1 .
. brought bock. The Court rr•marli l eil that . v ;
... . ' '"
such alienage.
, the exhibition he had male of himself i '" ' ' flt • ell
The Raleigh •‘ / '"` t ` kter ''' tisa Y s that the required that the sever, C' 1„ lially of the m •
proposition for a State Convention, com- law should be inflicted 1111111 Min The C ~c antile Libr a ry
Lectures—
ing so close on the beds of Mr.
Li::- sentence hitr Infirre announi eil bail not Dr "Fi'n'ny. I ' r 1 : 1 ' I ' .' '1", will 1 1 l lir'r the
been entered nn the journal. anal the trio ir lecture or, the ei•tirsc liefore lite
COLN'S prnnOailiOn to let one-tenth of the
Court Nt ~ 1 11(1 rtriw sentence. him t,, , ~II y.. , ,,, , . m ,:-. Lib!,,rt As , orimion on
people form a State l et
" 3 a foremen! in the Peniteilitan Inc the pe if lOn ;day evening . next. Subject •
very' strong odor of disloyalty and ices-,' rind of riftren tear; end, nti,,til lie hills--- 11" , , , /,( , i ~ , o, /,,,'(,,. - 111 T is 1, eldlit'a
son about it. removed t, CC:1111111W,, 11 , , 110111i1 he oon- test - , 10,1.;1• an I 1 I,l 4 lnnt or dor. and
The Henderson Tiniee i s , d e li g h te d at i tined in the dungeon of the jail. ilio..i• who may atti nil hi-, heture will be
the reported retirement of General But-
profited and entertained
LER, and the e-tablishment of the De
partment of North Carolina, which, it
says, removes the most serious obstacle
to the return of North Carolina to the
Union.
"Zhe attorney general of Pennsylvania
.reports that the bankers and private bro
kers of this State own $10,900 for taxes.
The Countess DAnArm—ex-mi s t rose o f
the King of Derunark , --has bang)* a house
in Paris, and means to live quietly there.
Bread riots are frequent in the South,
and the newspapers are not permitted to
mention them.
There' is between $120,000,000 and
$140,000,000 of rebel counterfeit money
eficrilition,
About forty per cent. of the cotton
spindles of Now England are now in op-
A bill is before the lowa Legislature
authorizing the Governor to send a State
Commissioner of Emigration to Europe.
id fourth island, connected with those
known as the "Three Sisters," al Qvu -Ni
agara Falls, has been discovered.
It is stated from Washington that an
ordCr relieving Gcn. FOSTER of his com
mand, was issued on Thursday.
A new counterfeit ~2 () bill on the Pitts
ton Pa. Bank has just made its appear
ance. Vignet rolling mill, figure 20 on
the upper corny.
A Richmond paper advertises a lot of
brown paper, suitable for envelopes or
wrapping paper, at $BO a ream.
The New York Post says that for the
recruits which may be raised after the
present call for troops has been satisfied,
the country expects to rely upon the
blacks.
Dr. J. B. LEACH, the conservative
member elect in the new Confederate
Congress, which meets in February, says,
in thißaleigh Standard, of the I.lthAithat
"North Carolina now claims the fulfill
ment of the compact, or the right to de
part from the Confederacy in peace."
• Many of the fruit trees in Missouri, Il
linois and Indiana were killed by the late
severe weather. In Indiana the peach
crop is entirely destroyed. In some
parts of Missouri the vines have been kill
ed, and the grape product will be incon
siderable.
The Raleigh Standard, in its appeals
to the slaveholders for peace, says "We
went to war to protect State sovereignty,
and defend and perpetuate the institution
of slavery; but if it should appear that
we arc likrly t lose both, as rational be
ings we should parse and consider well
the direction which things are taking.
The Herald's New Orleans letter has a
rumor of a mutiny in one of the forts be
iow Mobile, and the mutineers - repulsed
a force sent against them with great
slaughter. The rumor probably arose
from the fact of the great disaffection
among the tio, , p- in the rebel forts; and
that many de-- t, reached our fleet.
These deserts report that a rebel cavalry
regiment, six hundred strong, is in the
rear of Mobile, and refused to serve any
longer. „
The Confederate Government, when
it found its paper issues overwhelmingly
large, proposed a heavy tax on their own
issues to try and drive them out of the
market, and thus do f4omething to lower
the -premium on gold. Our wise Gov
ernment, when the same effect began to
appear, put a tat on gold to gripe it away.
If both plans succeed, in a very short
tinle:a Confederate rag will be as valua—
ble, or more valuable than a 'lofted
Statei greenback.
ITEMS
Site for a New Church.—The it us .
tee of the Third Presbyterian Church, Important bill has been
whose bons, of worship, corner of Third prescnted in the Legri.dature authorizing
and Ferry street, , , wag destroyed some the inspectors of prisons to receive per,
, three months m.o.;by fire, have purchased sons maw under capital dent , mee, not
the large lot of ground la•lfw,ring to An vet executed, and confine them under a
derson's hell'', situated nn the southeast ' Go \ f•rner . a conditional pardon. There
corner of th street and Cherry alley, are about twenty such eases throughout
The lot has a front of one hundred and lite Stale
twenty feet on Sixth street, and a depth
of two hundred and forty feet on Cherry City Guager's Deport.—The total
alley—extending from Sixth street to amount ofotl guaged by the City Guager
Virgin alley. The price paid was twenty • hene last year was= 17,1:-.1. of whiskey,
thousand dollars, which is a very reason- 2s, 7 ;38, and of molasses, The to.
I able sum for so large and eligibly situa- tal fees were *10,615 of the
ated a piece of property. It is the inten- Onager retained SI.RXP,;9O and 57,41 77
Lion of the congregation to erect such a went for tilt- hire of office and to par dep.
church edifice as will he a credit to the titles, &c.
architecture of the city, although its
erection may not be commenced for
some time. Ever since the, destruction
of their church on Third street, the con
gregation have held religious services in
Mozart Hall, Seventh street
The Income Tax for 11364.-11 A.
Weaver, earl., Assessor for the •22d Dis
trict, received a circular from the Treas
ury Department, from which we make
the following extract : In order to in
sure an early completion of the annual
list for 11364. Assessors will instruct their
Assistants at once to begin the collection
of income returns in their respective
divisions. Although tax-payers are au
thorized to delay making return until the
first Monday of May, those who have
not made return by that day will be ItAhle
to assessment under the provisions of
section llth, U. S. Excise law." The
.section referred to provides for an ad
dition of fifty per rent. in all cases where
returns are not made within the time
specified by law.
Theatre,—This evening a new Legen
dary ROrnattic drama of "The Hartz
Mountains" with the ominous title of 1 ,
"Wake not the Head" will be produced I
for the first and only time during the pre
sent engagement. In the course of the
play the celebrated Ghost effects will be
introduced in several effective tableaux.
I,The Spectral 111 m: on v. as produced by
Mrs. Waller in Cincinnati, Louisville, j
Nashville and other cities during the
season and the press generally admitted
it to be the most vivid and perfect Glupst
shadow of the many brought before the
"public In the West. Mrs, Waller per- i
y t' • the part of "Brunhilda the Phan-1
Xh ti - 11" t 401461 i it i rt ru C h v.
o elo6k last evening a fire
t tit •
broke out hi the maehine'shtiP Mad
foun
d of Mr., Jenks 499.ted. pinittut KOrner
AP Pi-tot Street and Rediinbt 'alrey. The
fir,emen were prqmptly on:the, ground,.
buhill 'their effErits id , BijifY the' Progress:
of •the devouring element Werd futile,
and the building, with its valuable con
tents, was est.royed. At one, time it
was feared thatihe fine dwelling Of Mrs.
Adams would take fire, but although in
eminent danger, it was eaved, as was all
the adjacent dwellings. The building
dentipied V _Mr Jenks _was Anyneffi by
Me.' Wsiden, and was once before des
,troyed by fire. We could not ascertain
Mr. Jenks' loss, but Suppose it will be
heavy, on s bleb he had no insurance.
The owner of the building, Mr. Warden,
was fully insured.
Although - a drenching rain poured
down at the time of the tire, the streets
and alleys in its vicinity were thronged
with men, women and children, all ga
zing intently upon the scene, or admir
ing the gallant and efficient manner in
which the tiromen - coutended with flames.
And who shall say that any city in the
Union an boast of a MO rt• efficient brat)
of firemen than Pittsburali ?
WPT I ESDA,Y, 1 44 1 3NP1P1 k'sls.3, 1864:
, bOEA .LNULIAGENE:
Meeting of Councils
A speri 11 meeting ni (',uneils way
hell on :NI - .IJ‘iny evening. for the' purpt:e
t four Guardian.. or the Poor.
A route oiLcutioll wits rend fr. , nt the
13F4Ird Guardian: -I,o;n_ that Hier,
tea. 1011. \ the Board, where.
upon :Mcsqr , i. Albree, Dickson, Woods
and 1[ Ree it ere elected.
A resolution was otfert d in Select
Fou l] , to appoint a onintittee htconfer
with the ottie, of the Pennttylfania
Railroad Company it, relation to t on
nectin” their road with that of the Sten
kinville road, with a effete of compro
mising the matters at issue between the
city and the load, ntot pending in the
District Court, and which is to la. arFzued 1
tut Saturday next. Although the ap
pointment of the ronintittee was asked
for at the urgent solicitation of the rite
Solicitor, the opposition to its appoint
merit Iraq very iron The receornH it
howevr r, pasted. and !Sle , H . 's.
!teed rtppointt on the 'tart
oft Srlort Council, and 1 1 frt'andle , --.
coffin and NVllite on the part et flit.
runmon Council.
Salt Inspection.—During the yeitr
encliit , January 31:0, .Tficob
in , pected 21,234 ha.t
n•l.s and 2,311 bap of salt, and received
fees $300,62, Of Which he paid $79,
07 into the city treasury.
AZ - GROVER & RAKER'S SEWING
:VI Al :HINES hate ol , talned the highest premium
et every fit. te. Cutinty and Institute Fair held
in Is4>2. as the hest family and the hest netnufae
tering; machines, and for the best nt.uhloe work.
A. P. ell ATONE V, General Agent,
i Fifth st., Pittsburgh, P.
=ME=
JOSEPH MEYER & SON
ME=
PLAIN AN!) rA
EURNIT U itE AND CHAIRS,
MEMO
135 Small htichl, and 424 Penn vi n.,
Beta ,en 611, tt., and irpo alley,
nog If
ANKEVS EXTRACT EVCERT;
Celebratrd far the cure 01
Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder, Mor
bid irritation of the'Urethra, Re
tention or Incontinence of
cfriue,
And all diseases or the
Bladder mid Ti idney s.
Prepared °air by
4. J.. 11.44.XK1N . & CO.,
:pßt.rooTsTs, ,
No. ea Market Street . , Pitt eb
Sold by all Druggists. Price, 76 cute
fain
'TELEGRAPHIC,
ItXx*riith coiM**ss.
From the. Army of the Potomac.
Funeral-of Governor Gainble
Late News frolit Missouri
Latest From Cairo and Below
Gen. Gillmore °omit:lg North.
Soldiers Froaterki to Death.
WASHINGTON, February 2, 1;014
.M.14 , e,—0n motion of Mr. Fenlon, the
Secretary of the Navy was called upon
to inform the House whether the sup
plies for that Department: during the
past year, were purchased upon con
tract, anti if not, what proportion thereof
and of what kinds were purchased in
open market, fie., and that he inform
the House what a teration in the law is
necessary.
Mr Stevens, from the Committee or
Ways and Means, reported a hill mak
ing appropriations for the support of the
army for the year ending June, 1;465.
The House passed a bill to facilitate the
payment of bounties and arrear,; or pay
due to wounded and deceased soldiers.
The consideration of a bill ante•nda
tory of thu Confiscation act wa , then
resumed
Broomall,'(if Pa., made a sp.,
n Caviir of the confiscation of rebel es
tates. The house then went into Cnin
'diner, of the Whole on the State of the
Union nn the Semite's bill anmndatorj
tii the enr(illmeni act, and adjourned.
The Inest extrsordanary exhibition in the
If EaDgyaltTEns, DEPARTMF.NT rep
xt:
.• EsTEnN VIRGINIA, FehrlEtry 1.--( on world, the
siderable excitement prevailed along the Groat Milt onion Pal)lerta
line of the railroad to-day, occasioned
more by precautionary movement, titan i iF
anytiling else. Yestertla_y morning a,t PiiltAiDISE LT OS1„
1 portion of a rebel brigade that hail been
sent over into New Cri i k V tiltalley 6,r lb,.
purposi• 01 intercepting one of our Limy- .
, The Great Rebellion in Heaven,!
I ing I ' ollll/ in ..; (111 1 / 1 . kil /Oil the rear of t'o:
one! Thorloirti'i command, when-mom , The War of the Angela,
-.kirmishinfr ensued between the tint
.
forces (Mr min tisiallv drove thi rel., I- , The Fall of Satan and Fall of Man, . - _ . . ______
i.:.ek.
1 . Aiolesrribeit by John Milton in his Immortal I . • Cincinnati . & Louisville Packets.
This afternoon the inert' a
gain ad'- poem. entitled "Paradise Lost," it being a corm ,
vanced and this time occupied Burling- ! I t ;l i e n t ,, e t i ( l. , lu e s u t d rat , i , o ,m u of t „ hi: „..leat Poem from begin_
FOR CINCTNNA TT & OCISVILI,F, „
pri,m,
ton Brisk skirmishing tea, t• in on at . .
, . . THIS DAY, FEB. 3, AT 10 A. AL
different times during the day. Weil , Slxty - three Splendid Til l oleall ramtlngs, . t . ,..,_
...... : 4 , 4 , 1, THE NE IV AND S UR,.
stantialstoamer ALPHA, Capt. J.
confidence is felt in General Kelly's C'arrying out ailltoni Idea of
r:7,7: - ;:a - ieare as announeed above:
ability to defeat the enemy's designs u
lor freight; orpriaiikagt, apply (inboard, or to
Up to this lime everylning is favorable 'leaven, Hell, Chaos.& Paradise. JoHN FLACK', or
_____ , feb2 J. D. OOLLINGWOOD, Agts•
to the interests ofour site.
__
FOR CINCINNATI & LOUISVILLE.
MONDAY EVE.NINo, February Tat .—A [Vi.ri t l t- '.: x' NWITI-1. PAIII:N1 7-- ? ig (. ( ` ‘ :n a t ts s
THIS DAY, FEB. 3. AT 10 A. M.
tig,ht took place late this afternoon in
(;raucl :Mal inet_spia
New Creek Valley, between the advanc• .
1 AT I'IID '‘ V A fTER- I
CLO 11 0. 2,dl47;loPhriateaßN.S.ECion7nteAaayFerComBB-IPmitLalnEleril,
ing columns of the enemy's troops and ' ()a
\ , , ; V i i ) : ( lll,l:'' at n a A o l: cloc:k, ' , hen Children will will leave as sintiouneeci above.
one column of ours. After a sharp en- , be admited for lu rents. For freight. or passage, apply 01,1 board, or to
eagement we repulsed the enemy, driY- [ Doers open Es eninge St 7 o'cltwk. Exhibition liIN FLACK . , or
trig him hack over two miles commences at 7,‘, o'clock precisely. feb2 J. D. COLLINGWOOD, Agts.
______,____
Al' If 1.11 NO( /NS—Doors open at :I o'clock..
CrOR CINCINNATI & LOUISVILLE.
or full particulars see bills. THIS Dal - , ETV. ; AT 4 P. M.
A Ii..7)WIZEP•tiN, I%,
atearner MIAMI, 14ryson, - Qom-
THE FINE PASSENGER
01 , 2-i iv,l Proprietor soil AI Knager man er wi Imre es announced above, l ,-- -,..,'----,-,-CONCERT HALL. For freight, or paiiage, apply on I)oard, or to
JOHN feb2 .1. D. COLLINLIWOOD, Agts. FLACk, or
. Grand Promenade Concert and Ball. ___ --
For the benefit of the
Pittsburgh Subsistence Committee,
FOR CI NC: NTNIR:IimicETN:I(7,AteC•f
,71).:-IEN,sti0:1:91...E.C.wElliLE,tricPoWitrit-tS.
l'ntler the auspices and direction of the YOUNG
1 MEN'S TERPSICHOREAN sOt '11 , ;TI, on
! WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. 341.
The following gentlemen Int, e kind lent the use ‘.. ti ona s son, willleare MI a o ri vi no bo. ri ‘ n r eed d,
o a r b t o o re
Of their names as Honorary .Metnbers:
Judge w.hiceandles 13. n Sawyer, Jr.,
Andrew Carnegie, I. Heron Foster f i e 'o te2 r freight T. ,o li . r i tn o :
.1. I). COLLINOWOOD, ABU
-lohn D Scully, Chas. W
I John H. II -omit on,
Thos. 13. Hamilton,
Daniel I /Neil,
R. A Cameron.
I The Society will spare no pains or expense to ,
j make this THE BALL 0 I.' 'lli E sEA st oN, tram_ ,
during for the first time in Pittsburgh the popu
lar
Easte.n Prelude or Promenade, a feature at I
once new and novel, fashionable and pleasant. i
The Colutnit tee hope to sell 3.000 tickets, and for
this reason ha‘ eplaced them nt the low price of
$1 each knowing that hundreds will buy then, at
that price even though they hare no intention of
being present. In order to Interest all In the no
ble undertaking the Committee will grant to any
person selling ten tickets, or more, a free admit.
twice, and a Floor Manager's Badge, hearing an
inscription of the number al ticket's sold by the
wearer thereof.
No lady will be admitted unless accompanied
by a gentleman of known respectability or pre
sent Inc at the door an invitation card.
- I iekos and Invitation Cards tor Ladles at C,
It, Mellor's \lush, Store, 81 Wood street, and the
p,- foci pa I houses In both cities .
Promenade at 8 o'clock. I nlcing to erinunenee
at IS o'cloA, .: . jan2l-td
Imutsvm.E, February 1 —The C,Jurt
of Inquiry in the ease of General. ( - Ht.
tenden and McCook commenced its si q.
sion here 10-day. MaHr Generals Hun
ter and Cad wailer, and Brigadier Gen
eral Wadsworth, compose the Court :
Col Schreyer is recorder.
Gen Burhridge is at the Louisville
Hotel. Among the Galt HMIRC guests
are Major Generals Hunter, Cadwala-
der, Steinman, Schofield, Crittenden
and McCook; Brigadier Generals Wads
worth, Allen and Chatlain; Rear Admi
ral Porter and Major Generals Grant
and Roseerans will arriv at the Galt
House, from St. Louis, to-night.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2.--Information
from the upper Potomac, to-night, indi
cate that the rebels are making a great
effort to destroy the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad. The telegraph lines were rut
about noon to-day, east of Cumberland.
The bridges at north branch and Patter.
son creek were also burnt, and some
fighting at the latter point. It was fear
ed that an attack would he made on
Martinsburg. The rebel force is about
five hundred, under Gen. Rosser, who
made the attack on Patterson creek S - rol
orth Brau r h. After burning these
hrid.2:cq they moved in the dlrertion n
New Creek. Nothing filthier known:
&NIHON 3LtrYILR
New Yonx,, February 2.—The Trs
/June has a special dispatch from Harris
burg, stating that Imboden's cavalry has
crossed the Potomac, and is about to
invade Pennsylvania.
[ SECOND DISPATCH]
HARRIS Brae, February 2.—The au
thorities here have no official knowledge
or the reported invasion by Imboden's
cavalry, and they seem to think that the
statement is premature.
CINCINNATI, February 2.—A Coira
dispatch to the Gctiette says-'lie steam
er Mary E. Forsyth arrived here yester
day from Memphis with three hun
dred and eighty-seven cabin passengers
and five hundred others, mostly refu
gees, also three hundred bales nrcottatv.
Many wives of officers came up, large
rinmbers still waiting at Memphis for
boats north.
,:E9R„T } A.E;MQIEmii
4V. 0.. dy,c
SrAftittrig;Fei-b,i2.4- - Bbib IS - rinses of the
legislat r ure tuljourneo yesterday to at
-1 tend tfiAtIAMI or GlSr.Vamble, in thin
clty46-niorrotr; Lietiti;iooV! Ha tries
; sage -to the legiftretttire rinithimeing the
death of Gov. Gamble, concludes as fol
lows My chief and-constant' e ffdlti4 shal I
be to co-operate with the Federal Gov
ernment in its efforts to suppress the ex
isting rebellion. In doing this I shall
not be solicitious to find fault with the
President and Congress or liar generals
in the field. I shall rather defer my ob
jection§ to whatever I may consider
trilameworthy in their acts, either. to a
more propitious period, and trust to a
cordial support of the Government of the
- United States to contribute something
to the restoration of peace.
A Leartmtvorth dispatch to the Dona
-1 crat, says : The legislature passed a reso
lution asking that the southern portion
of western comities of Missouri he at
tached to the department of .Kansas.
Gen. Curtis has gone to Fort Scott. A
largo train of supplies started for Fort
Gibson to relieve the sufferings among
the Indian and negro refugees. A large
I meeting of ladies and gentlemen was held
last night, in Mercantile Library Hall, to
make arrangements for holding a great
Mississippi valley sanitary fair the com
ing spring. Gen. Rosecrans was elected
PrtiSident ; Gov. Hail, Mayor Piney and
Gen. Fiske, Vice Presidents ; President
Lincoln, Vice President Hamlin, Gov
ernors of all loyal States, and Gen.
Grant, honorary members, and a large
number of executive committees, both
gentlemen and ladies, were also elected.
NEW YORE, Feb. 2.—A. special des
patch to the Ilerala , says Col. Mulligan
this morning drove the rebels front and
re occupied Burlington and Moon field at
nowt. 500 of Rosser's cavalry attempted
to hunt the North Branch and Patterson
Creek bridges, and to cut the telegraph.
They were driven off without doing any
serious damage. The fires were put nut
and the rebels pursued by the Penh-syl
vania cavalry. The wires are being re
placed and a bridge repairing train goes
out to-morrow morning. We lost a few
killed and wounded and took some pris
oners.
NEW Yowl:. Fch. .2 —The po.o. sass
that Gen. Gilhoore ti ill come north in
about two wry h= Several of his hest
reilio,tints I y male elsewhere, and
others will so,-,n
FRANKFORT, Fubruary 1.--There was
00 s , •natorial ballot to-day. Great (A
ertionq arc irraking: to remove the seat of
Government hence to Louisville.
RIVER MATTERS,
THF: 17 matt.—LaM evenings at twilight there
were eleven feet water in the channel.
The fine packet, littiand, caw, jiny,,,
if," 1, to-day for Cincinnati and Lonisrille.
63 - The One at ow re;
llnht.s, Captain
eon. is annodneol for l'lnclnnat. and 'Ands
, Illy.
4.3 - Itii• favorite steamer t'amelia, rapt. t.t
tie
stint ci for , t LOoti.
AnnivALs AND DEPARTURES
1V EP.
Viarke. Brownsville
Brownsville
.Ir, in Elizabeth.
—Gordon Wheeling.
II obinnon . . 'lnciunat I
DEP kit TEI)
( 'litrke..
.%srmac
Evan'lle, Cairo dz St, 11014 . 8 Packets
.Istnes P. lisrr.
Wallas, Pillps,
W Harker,
er --- zr .. ./IJST RECEIVED DIRECT
P;V- 1
from Europe, a new supply of RUS
SIAN PEBBLES. Also, a fine assortment of
Opera Glasses, Field Glasses, Microscopes, Tel
lescopes, Prespectives, Pocket Uompasses for
army use, Reading Glasses, Linen Detectors.
Hand Glasses, &c., for sale byJ.
J. DIEL.MOND Practical Optician
noV-iyd-was 39 Fifth st., post Bulactitg,
LOST.—AN ORDER FOR DIIIF
goods drawn on Ilugus & Backe, tiy bas, P.
Barr to the order of Jaa. Pop, dated January
l 8 s. All personi sw, warned not to negoti
ate same a; it 'has Tsbea cancelled. febt-Std
WELLED CORN—
-12,9 bush, prime Shelled Corn,
600 " " Ear ( 'orn,
N,l/4at rceelved and for gale ill
r.E ".1.11.114 ARNECTROIshI,
feta (*.race arket mid .Plist stp,
1114411.8
200 bbls. j.d." a wl Ooffbe Sugars.
firo ota4. embed, Powdered and Orman.
brred,-now in *ire and for rale by
REYMER &BROS"
Janl6 126 and 128 Wood Ed.
ni far ileritt.
yrinsiatititi Vitotnithr.
OPPUfIi or tR - DalVlr.CPoter.
WEnneansr, 1884.
htliprO , Ang, the demand
for.the le 4.tioNsjiteinglarger. Prices, how
ever, have undergone nnottange worthy of ape
eial notice. The weitthill *la Ten' P easant '
Our rivers continue in line navkiaide
largest class of boats find zur difficulty In going
Gut loaded to their utmost capacity. Wanoticed
a number pf "broad horns" passing, the wharf
destined for the lower cities vthelr arrival - below
will be hailed with delight by' ournelghbora. The
wharf yesterday was crowded with merchandize
for a longdistanee, str onglyiesemblingold times.
The Argonaut No. 2 and Sliver Spray left with
fine eargoes--the former for Si. Louis, the latter
for Louisville. The Olive was preparing to leave
with a fine tirp. The Maria and Jennie Ilubhs
brought up heavy cargoes, a large portion of
which was detined for the Eastern cities. Sev
eral first class boats are due to-day—among them
the Muscatine, Cii tzen, Sec . The Allegheny river
is in good order, and boats on that stream are do
ing a good business.
Among the sales we note the following :
HAY—The market was firm with a fan demand
The receipts flmounted to I 1 loads which were'
readily diaposeddit $3B. IR ton ; inferior
sold as low as $3O ; Baled hay unchanged—a ties
at $36e1437 ton.
FLOUR—The market was not very active for
some time past. The receipts were limited and
sales likewise. Buyers have generally been sat
isfied with purchasing only sufficient to meet their
immediate wants, holding to theopinion that pri
ces would decline on the resumption of naviga
tion ; a few days will determine whether they
are correct In their views or not. The principal
demand was for the better brands. The n sales
were : 200 hbls Extra at $6,50 ; Extra Family at
$7254@7,50 ; 10u do Extra Family *7,40; 150 do on
private terms.
WHISKY—The market remains unsettled.
Small sales of City Rectified were sold at 83@85c.
BUTTER—The demand was fair and sales reg;
ular—prime roll was disposed of at 26@We ft It..
DRIED FRUIT—The demand is improving
and prices are looking up. The receipts have
been restricted for some time past. We note sales
of leo bus Apples at *2@2,25 ; 75 do Peaches ss(ej
5,50 +5 1 bush.
I:EESE—The market was firm
W. R. at I,l34with a gomi
demand. Sales of 100 has c ; 70 do
°shell at toantiqc. Stocks moderate.
sEE Its—The demand is improving. We note
small sales of Flax at $2,62@2,65 1? bush ; Tim
othy 8343.:(:5; ( lover steady at $8,25@5,50,
APP L E( B —The demand is increasing. Sales of
80 bhls at ( 1 32,75@53.
BACON—The market was firm with a good
local demand, Sales were made as fast as could
he received from smoke house. Sales of lots
ranging from 2.000 to 5,500 at the following rates
S. C. Hama at 14/d1 , 13;.: • do Plain Hama at
12 tVi_i)l2,4:",c ; Sides at 1 1, 1 :6 - 11;.; ; Shoulders at
9 i'•o93 i e..
tYIAIN—The demand was restricted ; prices
nominal at Barley, spring, 81,76 ; fall *4,50.
beat—rfat, 4 , 1,3 , 1q1,40 ; white. $1,4641,46. (kite
dull and nominal at 7ggeoc.' Corn—Buyers were
shy—prices nominal.
PITTSBURGH OIL TRADE.
OFFicE OF THE DAILY' POST,
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 3, 1861.
131i9ines, in the oil a ay, was not very active.
Rumor says The hest place to dispose of 01l at
present, is "Oil City," where the article runs
from the wells. There is nothing like demand
ing good figures, whether you obtain them or
not. The receipts by the river are beginning to
arrive. Some 300 barrels arrived during the
afternoon. There is a number of lots on the
way that may be looked for at any hour. The
market was unsettled. The tales made since
our last were very limi red
1
AT' DE—The stock: on hand is limited in bulk.
We continue to quote' at 1 , 5ti.14c., some dealers
not offering including packages at 23a.r.24c., with
sales of 50 bhls. at .2.3?.;:c., delivered on platform.
REFINEn--Holders seemed more firm. We
note sales of 50 bhis. Free at 47c., warranted to
stand the Cincinnati fire test. Bonded was held
.it ztsoi4oc,
Rer.
7 , .r.E—The demand v. as better. Sales 200
bt.l, vt 17e
Cincinnati :Witliiky Market.
WHISKY—There was a good demand for
Whisky to-day, partly speculative, and the mar
ket was firmer hut price.; did not undergo any
chAnge The sales comprise about 9(lUbbls at 75
e, the latter for wagon.
13rownsi 111.
P tl,
Chicago Hlghwlnes Market.
111..itu tb. , —opened dull a ith sales of 150
I.his at 71e, hut there were no but era at the close
Ct ut er ti9eiiu 9+y c.
I ouiss Ili
/
an•ss 1 I
Pittsburgh 4z Cincinnati Packets,
TUESDA Y.% CINCINNATI . PACKET
Letters Plitsi.urgh every TUESDAY.
Lear es Cincinnati every FRIDAY.
THE NEW ANDALAGNIPI
side-wheel passenger steam
er PII,2IB'E, B. French Com
mander. r ill run R.e a weekly Paakets between
the above points. Leases Pittsburgh every
at It a. m , and Cincinnati every
FrilllA l it It a m. For freight or passage An
plt on board, or to
Cincinnati Packets.
FOR CINCINNATI.
FRIDAY, FEB. 6, AT 10 A. M.
THE NEW AND SPLEN
tIgiFFPIdid side-wheel passenger steamer
M ' ' NE, 3. Robinson, Commander, will
leave as announced above.
For freight, or passage, apply on board, or to
JOHN FLACK, or
fen J. I). COLLINGWOOD, Aga.
FOR CINCINNATI.
THURSDAY FEB. 4.
THE FINE PASSENGER
..,444 ,, tc ,,, steamer .TENNIF: "WEBS, Capt.
n. oeienny, wl,ll leave as announced above.
For freight, or passage, applK d on board, or to
JOHN FLAC " or
f cb3 J. I). COLLIN WOOD s.
Oin., Cairo & Mena
REEMINI
R EVAN'LLE, CAIRO & ST. LOUIS.
THURSDAY, PM 4, AT 4 P. M.
THE FINE PASSENGER
steamer CAMELIA, Lytle, Corn
' mandcr, w l leave as announced above.
For freight, or passage, apply au board, or to
toHN FLACK, or
feha S. D. COLLINMVOOD, Agts.
rinitE GREATEST NER VINE, TONIC
j AND BLOOD PLTIFIEIt.
Dr. Cutter's
El\ GUSH BITTERS.
A .ure oure (br Intemperance.
Dr. J. C.Ayers' Family Medicines
DR. D. JAYNES & SON'S,
FAMILY 3,npaucraNT-Es.
Dr. Schenck's Pnlmonig Tani) end: Pins,
Celebrated Saraaprille,
xnd 4±lloAlWandli
ne a gfedAditieimii
`fokind onlit ttko
PITTSBCPAR DREG , VOINE,
Torrence & M' Garr,
Corner of Market street and Fourth.
Drug; 15Tedletteee, Chemicals , FertursirY, Paints,
- 4 011 s,
Lad, Varnishes, Rrushes, Trusses,
Supporters,. Shoulder Braces,
Aed alr articles usually found in Drug Stores of
first qualiV; for sale low,
TORRSONQS IiVOARR
feta ,
No. 70 Market street, corner of Fourth. •
STEAMBOATS.
.IWIN FLACK'. or
Lo 11"( NID, Art 3
'his Packets.
it 4 .
me; g
44" f
FOR In 'ATITIMIYI
444''a►iys
GENUINE MEDIGIng
The Inventor of the extract of
PAREIRA BRAVA,
After an exiterlenCe of teeny pears In lirflitte
practice now oftetelt ttitheatfilefeditt a highly
concentrated form:
What is Parehia Barth ?-*6B&
It has, since tea% been a specific for
UALCULOUS AFFECTIONS;
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOW ' ELs;
INFLAMMATION OF THE Ktutizirs ;
LEocarRHaEA and all diseases of
THE URINARY ORGANS.
It has been recommended by the talent of the
Medical Profession for nearly two ettlltintfte
The Fluid Extract of
13..RA.VA
la now offered to an atillotell world In q give
WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL
For all diseases of the Bladder, Eidneya,Cfrav
el or Dropsical swelling * no-niedfrAile "i4erited
con cope with this compound In its post*
erally
ANNIHILATE DISEASE
All bad properties in the drug are reanoveerby
the process of its compounding in.the shape of
fl uhi, leaving its
STEELING PROPERTIES ALONE
•
Young ,men who may be In/Oaring front the
many ills consequent upon early indisceartlon es'
abuse should try one bottle and be relieved. 'The
symptoms are
INDISPOSITION TO EXERTION,
NERVOUS INDISPOSITION,
LOSS OF SIGHT,
WARM HANDS AND LIMBS,
FLUSHING OF SKIN,
GENERAL LASSITUDE,
t
By not arresting these signs, which as =wrong-
I y point as the needle to the pole, to Impotency,
Epileptic Pita, Premature Decay and battik a
crime against nature is committed—a practical
although protracted SUICIDE is being commit
ted.
All medical authorities agree that were the ef
fects of
EARLY INDISCRETION
Removed, that there would be far less use for
INSANE ASYLUMS,
As the records of these humane institutions
prove that a very large proportion of their. pa,
heats owe their reception aud detention within
them to early habits of indiscretion.
For all unpleasant and dangerous diseaaes
Gilscm's Extract Of Pareira Brava
Absolutely cures secret diseases, of no matter
what length of standing.
'''No change of diet is required, no cessation
from business.
Soldiers Home upon Furlough
And who may peshaps hare unfortunately con
tracted disease, will find the Factract of PARBI-•
RA BRAVA the specific for their ins.
By its peculiar action upon the Kidneys, It
causes a frequent desire to urinate, thereby NS,
a °ring obstructions and securing the suffUrer ,
againat all fear of stricture of the Utherea.
YOUNG Drox
Beware of the numberless quacks to be found in
all large cities. Many of them know
Nothing of the Practice of Medicine,
And yet they are allowed to deceive and decoy
, r/l33:1111 1::M"177.A../etlr,
Until oftentimes after a lifetime of misery, deith
kindly ends their angering.
Gilson's Chlorine Water,
In connection with the Extract, is a specific for
the Gonnorhea, or protracted (Beet.
Syphilitic patienta, especially cases of old
standing would do well to try
GILSON'S F"I'LL,B.
A Medicine that Ilia STOOD THE TEST OF
YEARS, and in connection with the Me of the
EXTRACT OF PABEERA BRAVA,
Will effectually eradicate any case, no matter of
how long standing. 4,
Price, $1 per Bottle.
a C. OAKLEY,
No. 16 Dey et., New York, bimetal Assn*
vni Eon SALE
qtrbooritestsile X 1.10.410.16
•M. -II T 0 -Dip
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