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TIATRSDAY MORNING, 001. 20, 1854.
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Interesting Letter from the AXltty.
The leinblvhiglettee, which will be of interest to
all the mem hers of the community, is from Col.
Gallupe'e regime/It:
Pinrworcra. October 12.
I have ju.,t time (ln order to , each the mail, al
the train wid start In a few minutes,) to in
form you that a lime of latently and cavalry
left tad a office last evening on an importait ex
pedition,- It went wit for the purpose of nap
turing Moleby's artillery. The tome consisted
of companies I, Capt. Zeigle; E, Oapt. Ander
son; y3°, Clapt/Rbodee, 'and 0, Qapt. Ross, of the
Fifth Pennitylvania artillery, under the com
mand vf Major Q M. Irwin, and a detaehment
of the 'llirteebth New Voris caval, led b
Col. tas..ne% oort, who lain chtercommary n The
start vittertnade at nine o'clock p m., and the
command - proceeded in the direction of Oak Big
asurOototticr Mountain. The latter is a well
knowd oat for guerrillas, and remarkable for
Its precipitous character and forsimpenetrable
thichneasi. After reaching the base ot the mono
tale Co. E, and a portion of the cavalry di,
mounted, made
.. the ascent. Several .. mil
were "
sererat mile sere travelaln dlYerent directions untiltina
ly the top of the mountain was reaolted when
suddenly and quite unexpectedly the prize was
discovered. It consisted of four pieces, two
mountain howitzers, one three-Inch rifle and one
thirteen-pound howl•r.tr of very fine oonstruo•
tlon—a present to "CoL bloseby.”
The pieces were limbered and dragged down
thrtmotadtain and along roads for a distance of
between.three and four miles beforethe major
portion of the command was reached. Ten pris•
°nem were captured, including Capt. Babeeck,
of the regular rebcl army, In charge Of the artil
number of horm a, arms, ea., were also
cat real It was a gallant expkiit and moat
ha mely executed, but the boys did do some
of tna - hardest hind of work. OompialyE of our
regiment, is entitled to the honor of Brat laying
hands upon the guns, and 1 am glad to learn
that they will be permitted to accompany them
to-day to ~( ilexandria. The force returned to
this place about slx o'clock this morning, pretty
well tired out. As I write the captured guns
are la view, and being loaded upon a train.
I was at ilectortown this morning, and found
the boys of Companies A, D , F and I quite com
fortable. Their lessee at zialem have been re.
placed, rations are plenty and good, therefore
no ground of complaint exists. Chas. 0. Lohr,
of (Jo. I), died last night of pneuinoule. was
lie
from Somerset county. There are but compare
tively sett .I.km the hospitals. Surgeon Green
leaf, at thin post , discharges the duties of his
position, quitea ulalitetodlv. and is quite popu
hr. surgei•ub ihrber and :Ile( 'arm are at seo
torlowq
Notion,. r ther has been Intl of our miss
ing, a hei. of as bleb I rend y 0,,, bat very likely
all are prison. rs—ttie officers ce , .at , lly are. Col.
Gal!upr,roionotoding brigade, le at Ifectortown.
Inipor ant to Lignorlei e hauls.—A
case of ot.onterable im. ortariee to liquor mer
chants was decided in the United States Circuit
Court in Phtla.ielphia. The ease was the Unit
ed States of A ntetieit r?. John Gibson, et. at.,
and was in the form of a cad stated In order to
settle the question whether certain liquor In
bonded warehouses on the that of July, 1864,
was subject to the duty of 31 50 per gallon un
act of Jun e 80th, 1864. The act or Oongress of
July ilst, 1162, imposed a duty of In cents per
gallon; this was increased to 60 cents by the act
of March4th,lB6 sO
, anti It no continued until the
passage of the act of 30th of June, when an ad
ditional tax of D cents was imposed, making
the entire duty al 50 until the fat of February,
1606 - ;:when It will be 82.
The delendaute are manufadturers of domestic
distilled spirits in Westmoreland, where they
hater erected two bonded warehouses. On the
30th of June, 1804, they had in tae bonded ware
houses 188,127 wine gallons of proof spirits man
ufactured at ,er the 7th of March, 1864, and which
, had been duly retuned to pie officers of the Un
ited States se bonded epirits, On the 30th of
Jun_ ,e 1861, the defendants paid to the Collector
of Unarm:a Revenue the sum of 387,063 70, being
60 aente per gallon, Theeplats remained in the
bonder warehouses until alter - the ist of July,
1864. but was removed subsequently for sale by
the defendants without any additional duty hsv
-14 been Judd. The [ T ithed States in the suit
claimed the additions/ 00 cents per,. gallon be
cause the Liquor was not removed , while the de
fendants Insist that the $87,063 '7O was a payment
in full of all duties Imposed by the law at that
time.
After tua arzunsent by relegate, Gilpin and Val
entine for the G,..% ernment, and by Messrs. St.
George I'. Campbell,. Judge Rnox and I). Web
step ler defendants, the Court decided the cage
in • favor ot - the defendants, and directed Judg
ment to be entered in their favor.
Speelnlitles.—ln all professions, trades and
bui.tness it -le generally conceded that the man
who gives his special and undivided attention to
a certain branch of his pro.ession, trade or busi•
neap henna:tea u. ore expert and better qualified to
act than tne mho follows the whole routine of
lus occupations. More especially se this the
ease in the medical world, the generral praati
tioneVant the.numerous diseases he meets
ittss,6 itudwitedge of all. But with the
specie ist it is different; he studics with particu
lar care certain organs of the human body and
the disease incident thrreto, and sees, in the
souse of hie practice, many more cases affecting
thesmorgans than would the general physician.
This question has agitated the medical traterni.
ty or the last decade more than ever before, and
the profession in this and other countries are
fully ahve to Du importance, and are doing
everythinepossible to divide the science of med
icine Into specialities. As a result we have
greater um:chances and higher scientific attain
ments bOth hi - surgery and physic. Prominent
among, the specialists of the day are the Drs..
Lighthfil, Of New York, who devote their time
exatomanly to the treatment of catarrh, deaf
nettilairthe diseoufs which affertt the Bar,
Throat and Mr passages. One of the Doctors is
now at the St. Charles Hotel, where he willre.
main Walt October 29th and those who need
medical advise tor any of the above dinieuittes
would do well to call on him at once, that they
may havellia-beneett of his personal attendance.
The Elec ion Returns —The returnjudg
ea will met again to-morrow, which was the
day appointed at their la.t meeting, for the por
poise ovenumerating the soldiers' vote. Preei
ou a to that time it will he impend:de for us to
ata:e x Oh any- certainty the exact number of
cot, a coat in the elecLion of thin county. It le
ex kcted that the soldiers vote willnhansieo, to a
con,,iderable extent, the present sum total of the
vot4.ls In whatever side th-y Incline, and lOr thls
rea.4on pot pie are watching for the returns from
the araty.with as much, if not more, anxiety
than the, , -didjhos e of thehome vote. Tolnor
row,the questiQll bk decided, at least in this
cane•V; WWI Whatever will be the iasue, good or
badffavornine or unfavorable, at least we will
huctb4ifessui-0 orkhowing it, which winter
tanly bcpne err . at satisfaction all who are
interested in te e tasueerthe contest -
Be ou ther.l.ook-oht —A sharp young gent,
sporting u rhk . e pair of moustsches and an ivory
berideil some has - enently" been sivindilog the
gond people Of 2deactrille. . He represented him
self es 'a manner of a theatre, and in that caps
of' city engaged Central Ran, had a Large number
bilb printed, and after rob tug 'a number of
bultriduals Was called on urgent business to
parts unknown. Probably he might take a li
king to engage one of our public buildings for a
similar purtose, for which reason We, cross
ld
caution the proprietors of the same to be on
their guard. .
The Case of Seirgeant Jusit:—.ln the cane
or jobb U. That, OPtileenth New Jersey tom(_
meet, who shot weary Breen, adeserter, while
attempting te.art eat him, user three monthsago i
willabrunglittefore the gradd ',park - on ' TuesdaY s
who, after a careful inveaUgattou of . ‘tbe case,
'gabled the hill and the prisoner was. •disollius-:
'Our. readers will remember the Parkin/erg
of this ease, which we gave at the tlo, . It ap
pealed at drat that Stun had mistaken his man,
and thatßreen was(not a deserter,but he waa al;
terWitliiitidettlitted by an otticar of hie regiment
reaustalllon.—Dr. I). W. Rankin, of Alle
gheny, Wits yesterday prestmted iiith a beauti
ful compact field estlnf surgical instruments by
theltattenta an wara masters of Wards G and
R of the :United States Hoeptral:t/Vr. G. W.
ilig.za,of the medical staff, made the presenta
tion sneeeh which tyns answered by Dr. Rankin
ra
In: - .ii - ppropriate addieSi exProllaing
tile t " nitetind gratitude for.the highly accept.,
MAI.
Mossmiersess Money.--Information was
made before Mayor Lowry yesterday against
twolnen named Hobert P. McKean and Abaft-
Joni baiter charging them with pestling court.
taffettlwo dollar bills on the bank of Ohio. A
warrabriwae issued for their surest, and the
tulltyriMs Mititilfeirtii the lciek-up to await a
is a considerable quantity of
fruit at Aliment In the market. Apples and
are now
.heirtmits:haveveplaged th e '/ neatens peach; anti
being - Mild ia large quantttlee The for
mer are being sold at reasonable prices, but the
a ,W.re,aretiernatallng oomparatively high price.,
init — miniequently are net consumed in large
lusmittor.- •
Better than New Teeth.—Hare goodglais
dunned in yyour windows or O'Brien, practical
verator. No. 380 Third *treat, -8.-4110aaa
uatirted warnuttad never to wear out.
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BRAVA,
The result of Hood's movements are
favorable to our army. It is thought he
will not give battle unless teo hard
pressed by Sherman. Hood's wagons,
and a brigade as a guard, are at Culla
die: He may possibly give battle at this
point; if not, he will have to fall back
on Galena, Alabama, where communi
cations are open. •
Gen. Slocum, ut Atlanta, sent out a
foraging party of 1,500 wagons towards
Rough and Ready and Decatur, and all
returned laden with corn. The army
has plenty or supplies, both in Atlanta
and in the geld. It is thought Hood
has all his srmy with hint, and it is sq. -
posed to be shout 35,000 men. Prison
era and scouts state that they are living
on parched corn and some dried fruit
collected through the country
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Guerrilla Operations in Missouri
IIT. LOUIS, October 19, -- Glasgow,
Howard county, was captured on Satur
day by a large rebel lirce under Gener
al Clark. The placJ , was held by sir
companies of the 43d Missouri, twelve
months' men, under Col. Harding, who
fought bravely for five hours, but were
finally overpowered by superior 1111111-
br.ts, and surrendered. The enemy had
lour pieces of art:liery.
The steamer West ind I ving at the
wharf wss sunk. The city hail and sev
eral other buildings were burned.
Itidgely, Platte enmity wa , plundered
by guerillas rm Sunday night, and
Sndrhville, Clay county, was burmil
on Monday. Thornton and Thrailkill,
notorihus guerrillas, entered Platte court
ly with 1! large force of rebels on Friday
adsiness is suspended at St. Joseph, and
Kansas City and Leavenworth are being
fortified.
Raid in Luray Valley.
'Saw forts, 0, t ,, bcr 1.9 -A Ileralir x
Kirtinsburg , picial or the 18th, sly:
Gt•n. Sher - Id/in rcteined to 'hat plane on
the night orthe 17th, front Washington,
whither he hall proetedod by way of the
Piedmont and Manassas Oap and the
1 Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
Powell's division Of cava lry had l,,Tn on
a laid in Luray Valley, and succeeded
in laying that Valley in waste in the
seine degree with the Shenandoah.
Everything of value to the rebel efill4!`
was destroyed.
A Herald' s Washington special sap,:
R. cent advices front France give the as.
surance that the rebel vessels building in
that country will certainly not be allow
ed to leave the French ports nor pass
into rebel hands.
The Peace Convention—Another
Presidential Caniddate.
CINWNICATI, October. 10.—The Peace
Convention met hero yesterday with
l Closed doors. Fifty delegates were pre
sent. Wrn. M. Corry was chosen per
manent chairman. A committee on re,
solutions was appointed, and the Con
vention adjourned to meet to-day. It Is
understood that an independent Presi
dential nomination will be made.
The final argument in the ease of 11.
EL Dodd, at Indianapolis was made
yesterday. The finding of the commiss
ion will not be published until submitted
to the authorities at Washington.
A Rebel Opinion of How McClel
lan Can be elected. -
/caw Tema, October 19.--Tie Rich—
mond Enquirer, of the 14th, says the
prompt response made to the call 1,,r
men has already changed the aspect of
affairs. Below Richmond the federali
are erecting mortar batteries on Char.
in's farm. The Enquire?. b aa an nrtiele
in which it speculates most wildly nn
the political situation, winding up with
"Should disasters befall Sherman—
should Sheridan he withdrawn from the
V ,, lley—should Grant assault Richmond
and be repulsed—then General Welch 1
an Would be elected President."
I Train Pfred . into by Guerrillas-
Montgomery Blair Missing.
animism, October O.—Yesterday
afternoon 'a train' to Lexington, Ken
tucky, was fired Into, nine miles this
side of Pails, last evening, by a band of
guerrillas. The train stopped and the
passengers got out, when anbther vol
ley was fired, slightly injuring one or
two passengers. The train immediately
put back, arriving at Covington at
eleven o'clock. Hon. Montgomery
Blair was among the passengers, t'n
iviste for Lexington, and has not been
heard of since the attack.
.
Strength- of Longstreet's Army.
NEW Yous, October 19.—A Tribune
Strasburg special says : The rebel army
is•believed to be 12,000 strong, and is
commanded by Gen. Longatreet. Our
loss on the 18th was about two hundred
and forty. The enemy occupies Fish—
er's Hill.
A'Ttvnes-Washington special says reb
el deserters report that those who
desert from the rebel army and come in
to our lines are not the only ones.
Many leave the army and hide away In
the back country.
Portant from. New: Orl earls.
Nsw Yona, October 19.—T.Se steamer
Columbia, from Havana on the 15th,
has arrived, The yellow fever ispre
vailhor at lailveston. COlonei: Pent hi
still in quiet possession. of Brownsville.
WlLCODfidently asserted that tftgite-Oler.
Reiiiolce was captured by the rebelpas
sengers:-
'he `steamer Continental, from New
Orleans-on the 18th, has arrived here,
bri4lfig!,the'iisbelf.43bmetal Paige and
, thany . OtharrelietpibleneroC i NO Parfet/
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TELEGRAPHIC.
P49%1. , ORR fiKaiST EDITION
Result in Pennslvania.
Parranzmurik, Octobet 19:—A. dis—
patch from H arrisbnrwsays:"Official re—
turns flit' 89 counties have been reliably
tabled here, showing a Democratic gain
of 16,292, and a Union gain of 2,916 over
the gubernatorial vote of 1882. Excesses
of these gains, 13,873, deducted from the
Union moriy of 1803, viz: 385
leaves a Un aj ion t majority of 1,952, 15, with
the counties of Clarion, Forrest, Jeffer
son, Mercer, Penang°, Wyoming and
York yet to hear from.
If the above can be relied upon, we
shall have a handsome Democratic ma
jority: The counties to hear from give
the following vote :
Marlon, official,
Jefferson, °Meted
Wyoming, official
York, reported
Democratic ma:ority
Forrest, reported..
Mercer,
enango,
Republican m kierity
Subtract 13.epublican majority
Dem - Traria majority
[ED.]
Gem Hood Srill Retreating.
Raw Yonic, Oct. 19.—A Herald spe
cial, dated Chattanooga, September 18.
says: From last accounts, Sherman's
army was in the vicinity or Willonva,
Ga. The rebels were retreating on Sum.
merville, and' were supposed to be fal
ling back towards the Blue Mountains.
Wheeler Is hanging about Rome, For
rest was threatening to cross near
Bridgeport and hold the gaps on Pigeon
Mountain for the purpose of aiding
Hood in moving his army to Bridgeport.
Ho is now covering Hood's retreat.
Sherman Is Skirmishing with Hood's
rear.
JLA.TEIST 13-Y
TELEGRAPH.
SECOND EDITION.
FROM NEW YORK
THE SOLI) DI A rtiKET.
Meeting of Bank Officers
NEW Yuan, Oct. 19.—The gold mar
ket Is weak and Is the effect of the ex
treme fluctations by which the bears
and bulls have necessarily become
heavy losers.
The mail boat from City Point brings
no important news. Secretaay Stanton
has left the front for Norfolk. Admiral
Porter's visit to General Grant is regard.
ed as significant. •
A large meeting of the office n of the
National Banks was held at the Astor
Rouse to-day. It was rumored howev
er that the object was a new movement
against the State banks.
Gen. Sherman in his official report of
his campaign states that Gen. Howard
was appointed to the vacancy caused by
the death of General McPherson by or
der of the President. Gen. Hooker took
offence at this and was relieved at his ,
own request.
The Post's Washington special says:
The assistant Secretary of War says it is
not yet decided whether the New York
and Pennsylvania Invalid soldiers will
be sent home to vote in November. No
favoritism will be shown to any State.
FROM ST. ALBANS, Vt
An Invasion of the Town
ST. Arnaws, Vt., Oct. 19.—An inns
.to of this town took place to-day. Some
wenty-ilve armed desperadoes from
Canada, supposed to to in the rebel em
ploy, made an assault on several hunks
alnlit four o'clock this afternoon. The
National Bank was robbed of about
$30,000, mostly In bills; the St. Albans
flank was robbed of $70,000, and the
Franklin Bank of s considerable amount.
Twenty horses were also seizsd by the
desperadoes and carried oil. Several
citizens who restated were deliberately
shot, and two were wounded, it is fear
ed, fatally. E. .1. Morrison, contractor,
C. H. Huntington, jeweller, and several
others were reported slightly injured.
The raiders threatened to burn the
town, and left in the direction of Cana
da. Large parties of armed cltizen-t
It ive gone in pursuit.
FROM GEN. SHERMAN.
Our Viotory over Gen. Hood
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.—Tne importance
of our victory over Hood at Alatoona,
was not imuls appirent by the first re
port. It appears that there wore stored
thr re one million and 4 half of rations,
,•I which Flood was informed by some
women who ascertainell the fact. Be
sides A.latoona is situated so that, with
10,000 men Hood could have held the
place against ten times his numbers.
Hood attempted a surprise and capture,
but 3heran as soon as he learned the
direction Hood had taken, sent forward
three columns of troops with fifteen days
rations at their back, and signalled
Coosa to hold the place. How well he
hell it is already known.
From Cairo and Below,
CAIRO, Oct. 19.—Great excitement
prevails in this section of country In
consequence of a raid in western Ken
tucky by Forrest's force. Gen. Mere
dith, commanding the district issued a
proclamation calling on the citizens to
suspend business, and rally to arms to
drive back the rebel horde.
Forrest is reported at Corinth with a
strong cavalry, and exoreases his inten
tion to free western Kentucky from the
appressor and allow people to vote as
they please at the coming election.
The rebel force left at Eastport, Alia
tissippl, is estimated at abotit three hun
dred.
Further of the Roanoke
HALIFAx, Oct. 19.—Her Majesty's'
steamship Steady reports that it was ru—
mored that the Roanoke was captured
by the rebel Lieut. Brain°, who took
her to Bermudf and landed the passen
gers, but he was not allowed to coal or
provision. He then proceeded to sea and
burned the Roanoke off Bermuda, and
returning with the crew in boats. Ho
was at once -arrested by the British au—
thorities.
FoRTIIESS MONROE, Oct. 19.—Secre
tary Stanton, Gen. Metga, Commissary
General, and the Medleal Director ar
rived this morning from: Jetmcs river.
Simeon Draper, Collector at New
York, with other distinguished visitors,
arrived here this p.
LEXINGTON, By, Oct. 19.—Capt. Bel
don, of the Ist Kentucky cavalry, re
turned from Owensville to-day, having
encountered Jesse at Mud Lick Spring
with 800 men. Beldon lost one man
killed, Lieut. Dobson, and three privates
missing. The rebel loss was eight kill=
ed and two wounded and twelve horses.
PIIILADELPIDA, Oct. 19.—. Gen. Couch
commanding department of the Susque
hanna, has ordered flags at half-mast on
the 2lst, and slnal guns to be fired in
honor of the memory of Maj. Gen. Bir
ney.
BOSTON, Oct. 19.7—Four rebel agenth . ,
Jones, of Virginia, Beals, of Arkansas
Trimble, of 'Maryland, and Frazer pass
ed through this, city to-day for Fort
Warren.,'
NEW Your; Octabeilli.—Vie, MNine
concedes ; . a DeranCialde'
. nukinrfty2 In
Perinsylven,_the imp& vote of 741,
but a m*loritl Incl the
soldiers' Tots, of 10,000 i:
•
Destructive Are Ire 'Brooklyn. I - AUCTION
Roanoke:Adsill/0111riTEIAD BIM"'
1 The Caphlte of t
,
NEW You, Oct . - -T
19ihe Brooklyn
ity mills, ow ned by Sod h & Jewell,
situated near. Fulton Fez,,. were de
stroyed this morning by fte. Loss one
i hundred and fifty thousan , dollars.
The freight transport steamer Allier
from Vera Cruz, arrived hale this morn
[ing with 1,000 French trociPs for Brest,
- France.
A passenger by the Colsmbia, says,
an organized plot for the c Lure of the
at
Roanoke existed, and wasp blicly talk
ed of in Havana. After curing the
Roanoke, the Columbia and the new
steamer Maro Castle were td be captur
ed.
SOUTH NORWALK, C0R11., 1 Oct. 19.
At the charter election to-day theDern
ocrats elected their egtire tidket.
MARKETS BY TRLIVRAPH,
New York Market,
Navy Yone, Oct. 1 9 —Cotton, $llB5l 20 for
middlinr. Flour, $8 85a910 for extra state; $9
75a10 for extra R H Or - 1910 aoailoo for t rade
Grande. %Mirky $1 73. Wheat, $1 93a1 91 for
Ohloaao spring; $1 97 for Racine spring; $2 10 for
in
wter red western. Rye $1 42. Barley, $lB2
for state; $19012 for Canada western. Corn,
$1 50a151 for mixed western. Cate„lB7e for west
' ant. sugar, 24a2243 0: Porto Rico; 417a17140 for
;u a. Molasses, $1 10 for New Orleans; 90c for
Porto Rico; 841,820 for Muscovado,! . Pork, s39a
40 for wane; $4l 75a42 3 7.54 for; new 1 ,1 10 cash and
regular wa); $38a39 for prime; $32a4223 for
prime mean. 80 , f, s7al2 for coloVay mean; $l3
al7 for repacked na 4; in 2250 to i textra mese;
11,1834 c fr., shoulders; 18a2 1 c for ha s. Lad 20
.291(c. Butter, 30i36 fur western, 37a450 r for
state. Chedse 12a21he. •
New York Money Mario!,
N'sw You, Oct. 19.—Money ateady at 7 per
ce cline nt.
told opened at 210 advanced to 211 X, de-
d2oBh and cloned at 209.
St. r.apote Market. 1,
ST. Louis, Oct. 19 —Cotton 80.,a0 Tobacco
dull, Flour Bat. Wheat tine. Coto and oats
steady.
90TH SEMI-ANNUAL EXHIBIT
OF THE
tins!.
- tate Stocks
kcal listate,
Viortgage Boucle
Ft %Moat' Securities
i 'cited States Stock's,
Karat Stocks,
Mist:Ala( sous Stocks,
LESS LIABILITIES.
Losses, (Adjusted, unadjusted and
not due,)
98,806 62
Net • 3,273,635 04
Itte^olllooo to ita,ooo taken on a xingle
Piro and Inland Navigation and. tranaporta
tiou Risks accepted at terms consistent with
, iolvency and fair profit. Losses equitably ad
noted and promptly paid at this Agency.
Applications for insurance Solicited.l
Pan i iLICIE.S ISSUED WITII. LO.I.AY,
all buainesa attended to is MI fidelity and
impeach, by A. A. CA.ItitlY.:P
au3l-3m Agents,
e - f
Sudtionipe, iii . 'snort, every pleco'co }iron
cork requital; to render the engine and , Mr
mplete.
All rises, [rota_ thrya to thirty horse p Wer,
made to order. Those of eight ten, twelv and
twenty horse are in process or nstruction Tend
can be delirerol on short noti
This engine Is bu'lt upon a s lid bed plat ' •, .1 ,
complete of itself, and can be worked u na.
foundation separate from the boiler.
We also manufacture °ROOKER'S 0 ,F...
RRATED PATRNT DOUBLE A 0 1.1 G
4.'0 ROE PUMP, and can supply them 'at 8 ort
notice. •
II
Orders registered and tilled In their turn. 'iA!..
dress
GEORGE M. OLA.PI ,
4
Washington Iron Works, Newberg, N. . ,
Or apply to L. O. '. A RD, digrat
ootiawd 66 Liberty sip, N. ~V.
1=311121
ILI ia,rirh.cie.
DIXON'S ABO.7IIATIO
BLACKBERRY
CARMINATIVE
• T '
Is the only safe and sure cure. I t eon l
nun l
tains no opium or deleterious drugs, no Min '
era' or other injurious oompounds oo
to remedies generally sold for this class it ,
Bowe. It is so sitiosolons that. Pityeltdice I
rent generally We it in their praitios 4'
all ohronio and dangerous mass. •
ger Ude no Cholera mixturtoror don '
ful compositions, (many of which under
mine and ruin the - oonstitution,) when yo f
tan obtain en unfailing remedy aa 'lmp],
and Rafe se Blackberries themselves.
Ask for Dixos's BLAOKBRIULT Cletuenca—
ma, and, see th at the proprietor's name II
written on the outside wrapper of each Nit- 1:
Us. Prepared only by
OP! fr i ? -} r m illl iv •
Bak Proirseter, CINCINNATI
Jot We by all respectable drugolsta -
PriooMold otito, 85 ob.) 250„ Ikko,
ft. oor Bottle.
I- z- .s. - sr L. cort•s
BLUER OF . • BARK AND IRON,
r, a ti -Aa- "p,7s.WAluecottts-A . . ''''-';
&found very, beneficial in Dystlepita . P ,Ali ' '
hat languor end 4 prostration of che7l/11014
Width frequently succeed acute disea4o, ,
ti,tur,
creases appeMte—intigorates threpo ./ or
d41 0 491 3 ,rA1l very ateeptable to the std a ); '
and*ampe japed in suioases
~..173 where a tante. iw.,
-
fluor:tare required, " bold Ul
'._FLI-EATNICINIV)MiIftedaI6,,
ThitikllVll•WlLWrazWOrr. 44/40,44114 1
•litivstleasaatimdleffttaugi. . - " , 41W ~:. .' ~ 1 1
tion, - •Elatulipacy lite,Z ' . t r 7 '' , 106.•
Siewste,ls.o. - _ - BatitAt OW , , • • Itte '.f ..- 41,cy; I
.ILLPFUEWS-Z w
ONtzi !;41 , 4
cope i 1111 Xidistst.,31100N •
," • - ,_,L: !:-.:?,,,,-,f,t Itc4ifif, i',•l - '
- -
DAVE HAD MY WADDINOTON
J. Estate surveyed anu divided Into nes en Par
eels to suit purchasers, and will offer the same
for sale at Fulani , Auction on Monday, October
All that portion lying west of the tethany
Pike, J will offer in five different tracks: the
nrst containing 18 acres, with a good substan-
tial dwelling, opting and milkhouae._
.see
ond tract C0nte:J.0441541 ititerWili-W e tild thitSl
about 15 sore& reimistillderV DOM inv,*
Wood's Run, is divided into two treats of 16 and
30 acres, with a good tenant house on each. All
in glees' and , okoter and' lOW dalonititeefdr
Dairy Farms.
'1 hat DortiOS lyltig ari - the 'east—
side
Pike I hare divided into two parcels,. one part
of about 170 acres which is a neat, substan-
Rai brick dwelling formerly occupied by Mr.
John Marshall, Three goorbteruitit, hotises t ;be
rents ofWhich will pray the takes. Large barn;
stable and sheep houses, and full grown thrifty
hearing Apple arid V irginia Crab trees. This
part of the estate Will Make a magnigeentfarrit.
I will also part with my Honiestead, the large
beautiful mansion, 50 by 75 feet, with all modern
con venienees, surrounded with shrubbery ,and
trees; also a tarts orchard of choice fruit, with
about 130 acres of land.
Au extensitY ,barn with atrinatiasementolio..;
sided Rita shieling,for horoetr,• ancithilho far'
40 °stile, with cellars Nu, mows and every
thing In the highest regoisition of a farm. It
sands In a - brick yard of 175 ieet :midst& sur.
rounded by sheds for cattle :awl .aheep ;
also, a blacksmith's shop and slaughter h o use.
There Is also on tots Homestead tract a good
tenant house.
The Farm is kriowri tO fie belt anti
most highly cultivated in this part of the coun
try, being situated on the Bethany Pike, four
miles from Wheeling{ roost hneubful and fertile
rolling hill lam, well watered with never fail
ing springs; situated in a neigh' - orhood oi
wealthy and highly respectable people.
For terms of purchase with a 'plan'• of the
Farm, showing the di vietcms•'above mentioned,
together with ail parlionlars, apply 011 the prern
is.s or at my Brewery ofilce, or to N. Richard
son. earn 01. Wheeling.
STOCK AND FARM IMPLEIIIENTS.—On
the following day after the sale of the Fenn,
Tuesday, the 25th• day of October , - -Hat, I wt' s
dispose of my Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs.
and farming implements.
• ' • fi.Vl.- W. SMITH.'
Waddington Farm.
W ORR LIC R WILSON -PS
. - • • - y-Y.;,•; , f - .;-;.V .. .
DIETETIC & CULINARY ARTICLES -
, ......::
Pura Cream ol Tartar. ' ' 1 (`
,r , r; ;' , -.4.z..
m udia , 'h ik i ng s,„ d i, - , ,t i'- •lf,•';;:5;t
ri'l ,•ii,aTirlato - Rtillit4a- • ;' , l'• 4
Grail aad Poweleridatures,:tranizi-,
,f•Tpe; ~.:1,,. ' t \
.4-aiketwk 1 , ,i7- ,
r DOI
Af i , „
02 w ego Vera &lamb, ",' - ---.,,.. 41-t -,:44/4.1-1,..3
Cox , io r
Prl 43- elstine, ~, ' . . . ~ ~-.,1 tr.4.'. i, ( '...t.r.
r GlyeerireS, . , .- a,- -,-
Pure Wines Mr Cooking "toos. , - 40 ' 07 -16 ~
Ourrestvai o xstial-k4traeft i
„i g..Q
Caraway, SeeiL _ . . fr 44 ..Z
Aube S 4.4.6:i.. 4 e..,:1-(3 ;,4443,44.4,i4.1,,,1
Uoritimutilikadj - ft30 , 111 -,.r., 7,44,1,136,1'i.
,Ittaoe:abli alUtifillM b 1 %':;4
Slealearl
itlks . , . , ,- ;•,f• - ‘3,,,c ,
...... .... , .....-1..,_••;., ir ~ t rae:
...."
. -7"? . .i ~ ., i , ..,,,,,,
- • i , -”,...e,,-. , 4. , t,'Ti, ii .-- - ', : i'4ll'.: ' •
HOUSEIZOLD
• -,, .... ,-, :4." 44/ Id, .4..WS ...- . 44. :a....; •
•
SEWING MACIIINES c0....4.4 144, .. , .-rAy4 2. .tt0va....,,,,..,,
...,4''''
Sa/ o•' de
SliciarSital,• - IliAlratia ....... • . •-ps 2 W • a
.i -.ii 1 ~ , ...4i,i.
Tripoli, ,
Over ISO.Orn• rf th ' 'e ' 7 .0, 3 1'u0r. bye
...tatllT
already beep sold.
...
. wv.parevjas)_. _
Over 8.000 are in tise in P it , :i argil ~ , „,,,,_ ~, -, ..,, T-ttl -../"1V.44.444.2
and ViOillity.
Ramp eed / Claaunl SPedgßapeakiplpuo_•i;
kis& Bane, &a., Ese., ika.; f.,e4.-.,:,
The Bale of these inimitable is ,
,_ „ ... _ _ . • - - -
. -,, W 4 J'lt - tt lalethaa,,
greater than all others combined.
- .. ~,,,, x.
No one should buy a Sewing Machine
..: ~-,...4 4 -...i
.- - - i ...• , , 7 . a.0..1:r.r. 4,1,7-
until they have examned and tested the For all rallaide PiePrietluitheill6too, 5k0.:41-4 ,
Wheeler & Vilion. ''' ' ' Dr. D. JAYBEilliekoriiilrt,-P'l'.6 1-5441:'-7?
as
...trkur.,- ,
They are warranted for three years. , . . . - ..1- 4 .l, irmswi leer ve ,,,,,71 -3 .tts.u , lo.".i.
.
Hair Teak" ar. Bab ,Thr.„.,.--,,,,-
Instruction Free.
.. ---- - Sauatter
far Salesroom, No. 21 FIFTH STREET. ;
•- .;:i.ta•-,kif Ar m -.
wrpl. supdlizza, & co., Agents. 1 Dr. J. (f. A Vinivi 64iTir'-retii4,-- -- ._ ..,.__
.ertia•dstur ,—.... ~ L,t,
~r_ . , .
•• cathikruckiluitair se.L.N.k.„„k
~
' N . RE GREATEST NER VINE, TONIC :
~ Sarsaparilla.
1. AND BLOOD PI T RIPIER.
" 4r,upvntel/4-..
$ 1196 295 88
650,390 00
87,9
68,5 W 00
646065 NI
580,005 00
1,969,110 CO
123,489 5O
3,101,93 i 66
13r. cutter..
ENGLISH BirfEJLS.
core uure for lotemporethon.
Dr• J. C.Ayers' Family Medicines.
DR. D. JAYNES & SOWS,
FAMILIA' 11.LEDICIN.E114.
SCIIENCILIi Pith:manic.,
-Sea- Y r ettia..., . e'•.Jr 5.41.
" ,11411draitet .l, I .:5. ;A,l ,e5 ,- .
••44....; at *1 -,' .;.44 , t.--b *ll
tutainnicirfrai blediaarblioi424__ . ~ .'` . , }iltZC..2
Sa lt . Hrieurrstitithrassc'
.. ...4.4,;:i -,, ,nt.4.1,13_ 1.1.41 . „,-,zi l la.,
wittetrins Orientated' ladithi,wiliesseebarts t
Iti. - , 4.. :, .-..),,, - ita 72, Lara‹.. - prfeay..,
14 thlt e
............'l..?,rttr4
* . , s aw, rra be,i..ae - f
Bramtheth's Pi115 ...,,, ,, J a.-,..i7 Ax:l
Hostetter's 0 h atEicomara . iiiiterivdT:'° , ll .i"
DraketsPlantatien Bitters i i, .1 . ..4, , ..; Illtal stt.r.,/ . -
°Utters NOrdao English tten V M ,..,.. 4 -, (l. X"'.'
An Antidotefor in temperaterig:7e . l a ow: I,Riv•l'
Andell the reliable gatent.meditthft f ttlif
day. : - - - "14 1,1, r„
Paints, Leads. Zinc. '5040th,(1-411's ( 40 -e .arei. -.. "11,1i - I r l '' ' ...: • '
Brushes, Putty, Tubekeintsi GOid l oo,ls eta, - -',, '
We have fa:Gitlin for ' _ tittelele.
at m anufactureurprtoesk , tt ,`, . ,- "t.''''
__.,..T
V-, i , r ..-1 '4.7 1,46 a 5z...,i :,..,.....V..,
1211.14 i .11- i" " " Migiilleliii6gM 4
- - -':- --,---.,..,----‘ - ...,..azii , :e , '...ti ~ :-'.l
Our stock of Tharp 11 1-0100"poit e ala - -,4
semi annually w fbataby:4wor-,., =4.-7.1
pharmecurist alio" p stbiar, ebitarajitutreat o skz'-' -' ' ,- n. •'i
.it drop and Redleloayertrogiiiikatt iPtitekAlfrOcl
terra&
• .lO ' '.l , - ces a ---
1
- 1 Ch enittialii: - ~ , , :r .„ . , ., .v,v. . '
I ELIO TAX-PAYERS -PITT TOWN- I .' s ,ty. ....'. 7 r.........1,104*.4 ',..1
I,_ SHIP.-At a meeting of the School Board I All our Anteriosn ' Ohemleids ready I • ,-fL. ,',,
at Pitt lownnhip,beld on September 10th, ifet, I. All
bonsai oft POWER:kr& w 0.41,1; ' n ~`
W. 4 :.o.o.BagatyWs flirted:3'4*u* 0 f tbe: MAN.- . , -,' A q.:" , -;. ..r, "( 44 i 4 ,-trit, tp.wllF ,irl:;4
Bounty Fun I Tax, under the call of tr.' Preel- ,An inquiry °flour ftwatirphiteraliet,--.6-,%. ,_,.r.'','
dent for 500,000 men; and it was all
enacted, 1 isfy you as to their purtty. - ,- -, ...t.1.:•••4 • - -t , r I.O."4"AZCq '
_. ,. .:.1
that tett rat-payers ce requested to call oa.alte t
~...„ . , - ...,..4.,, - 4 ...:---' 1 . , ~,---?....
I`, assurer art•l pay sail LAX immedlately and Leyast, ar. nye- flibblaneg , '''' '-'''';
that A tedudtiblittf 8 per cent. be niloWert to An I
.rho tt sire to avail themselves of said privilege. OuratelLimPartidli -.71W101 -311131 # 11(*.-4
By order of the Board
, Itteliabig„ .‘ -, rd.,1.4- 1 4.41t. 4 i"
WILLIAM DAVIS., President. . I Anomie 4.1am,•13 lue34' When 110110,:,
J tl - ', i l - 1 P4 6 3 . ' 8 - rtl e in. ''
';
;. s cam' lia.a. O, , :,
tree , Eat as XPIICiViSd; no ..i7.-fl
In pursuance of the above appointment, the dlird, Lad Bre, ! • : , ..".x . x..;"°
undersigned Is p lre p a uedgra t reeeitentaabEzar.., and '
dot. Nlti W
as the time is limited for allowing the Mapes- m o lly 8% --., 110141 1 4 ,.td - g:m , ' rize. ,4- 1
ers,the eue,r emit., immediate atieatteri , thereta ; _ Elluer7,lit 'ltr' .'' -
is urgently requested.
._ . .
W. Al. gOHMLY Treasurer, '
oc 4 2wdL , i. ,f,,, . 1 ),1 gli tAteltefttneet -
.V9VeSigir-? r ri ..-- - 1 .•
~,,44 ~,,.- : i- ----- -,. 8.N.2,-e7,rr. ! W tees; BisrodlyisiGittnind irdindettig titit:lA
I OW user nuly g in: --
EiciArao &I ritlttytke4l6l d , - j ': Otard,Tkiony a oo's(l3fart, , _ _
Fine old Bochigthill,; t e_ 4 ' . '"` -311 '
IlikpaTzas ern WHOLESALE JOBBERS ta po re jui ce o f o r ," p wh is ,
. Pure old Sherry Wlne,__ , , •
WatOhes, Clocks '& Jewelry, ; Pure oldsMatterta ,liveleg-
, Pure lirdiruidtifer
Watch an clock Materials, . Tonic and Glasses ; fan:taloa and sr. creiz Rums.
Silver-Plated Ware, Fancy Goods, &0., , Imparted Clipiris.
No. 31 Fifth Street, N _ , . „
it ;• - i . : , ,f.: Ott yipyrrilytubtalt; PA. - I Our stook igibranal. roailittaf fiti fillatb bataile 1,5
' of Havana olgttrat TM
We have Just opened a general assortment of I o aas I p,,,,, d0s !
the Above..goinle. •At Wh fi l ega4t% o 4l, t Mid h av,ltO I impertaies_l Pidthothaff -,i - -.1: t-0, 'I•%
-t.7.-
an exatnination by dealere, orders will recem' 1 Loudres I ilgaros I
•
our prompt 'end cared attention - eepl'il tad R egal's , I Bell; . Lima.,
1.1L.i3
DomeistklAAratis.
. ,
.Eapanoias !S Manufactured from thwarted tobaccos ils:
I - 0 Jockey Clubs lb abrina"=ates I
Ada variety ,of .
rc: c r
Our stosk , oitoigirs wan pifiebase,fin teavai
we are °tithing them to anisumers at rt aligtad•
canoe °Vet one Adam, knotze tioatuatatrit, a
purchased in -quarititthe'or tare hue 4 up
muds.
ge '' - 1 !.i kl.
TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION=-
MR
We over a imp 'lna °Wiwi seleeted ig,,•* 9 l
S. S. White's Patent Teeth,
~, 4- -- . .,
Omni Armstrong - a J'zietps:reak ''.,‘ t -
.W. A. Dar& Oo's Tee . . '
Neetr.,sideOurdy fr„..i.lf triviark s Ligy,:frpr'FAl.,,,,,,,,-,
arrulitankl4ll44l2. 1 ,4 1 7, , .P.L",„41,`,.,K,:: ;
Dental; ----- '.3 -1 '..., ---
. .2.,laire,afric
.14=4M1it%,-;;.-P:'
tr' ..._
s, iitt, Base. en
„mut. •--!!'
;Geld and 'mauler/add/Ma anannitwayerg -
description.
Catalogues to billegatitaiii - -
. ,
„,
Dr. F3chenok's Pohlad:do, Tonic and Pilla.
x 1111 23 CI 13 • S
Celebrated. Beebe, & Sarsaparilla,
And all other Fsnilly Medlatnea aan he
found gemttne et the
PITTSBURGH DRUG HOUSE,
: Ttitriinchi , St 'iNkliutr;
Corner ot Blerket.atreekend toettli
Drugs, AdedtetaesrtJheausals,.Perfumety, Yalu ts,
Oils, Lead, Vangshers, Brushes' Trusses,
Supporters, Shoulder firearm,
Arid all 441,1441ssuAgy, fouud la Drug Storms pf
One—
tint quality, for me low,
No • 70 Market street, earner Foartt,
ebl
TO rsulza3Eits.
6 Ir Eargo tr r tlvit DriP ; :kirstie‘
HAttaisnona, October 6th0884.
SE r ALlfi v 10 , : t " . pit02
t WTI an . s tll .s :twele t eto'c l l ß oct.
of Tuesday, 18th instant, for the erection of
the proposed extenshm of the OripitoF hull&
hie. :security to one-fourth of the amount
of the work will be required, and each bidder
must accompany his proposal with the names
of nis securities.
Plans of the extension MID be seen at this ;
office where speci fi cations can also be had on I
sPiOntitl4l4, • -- •
selusb
ol d is ;44bpaeatottei
tion oft `spitol:,
A. G. UURTIN,Gov.
JAS. P. BARB, Sur. Gen.
HENRY, D. MOORE, Stab Treat.
007 -td -
GRAVEYARD' IitOTWE;
rsi HE BIIRTINO OROIJED ON STE-
F iEN IOO II -1 4NE t towa t as ,g
13(TRYINGra1110 beim JIM by the
Sheriff' for a claim of the city, far Paring
aff3401041. Aniatmengs tossism *sto w , ro.
toquested to have Ward .
i;hotttlignurnottee. IVO
_ _ _
P Ut tti:::X.... iitt iND.
I BED-BUG DERMEipIiaL
is MOST vAILIYAII -POP-,,
- max SETWMA lei *''' -
Ix, iir4o4lminsts 1 Tito i /
Af it - Nadir]
Nloltdri., . 1 ...„ 0 I
Wit th ei:
zu I .
• $11444 tkitt,
• li4Lto
OIL STOORS AT ATIOTION.--On THURS.
DAY 'EVENING, 24th inst., at 8 o'clock, at
Masonic Hall Auction Rooms, 55 PAM street,
will be sold
Shares Federal
Fleming &Blood "
El Dorado 44
IiVAbOY Überry4un"
Horse Neck
Cherry tun Central"
Stella 44
Ohio Valley
Ross .
.! Iderolkte
GEO. W. SMITH'S FARM FOB
BALE.
TORIiENOE 2t IV'tli.lilt,
Strictly --p
ure
-
f 2;12,_ -
,
. .
. • ••• . -. • .-
TORRENCE it- , -1/013111111k,'
, .
• - - c', :,,-
Arotnouras agatph(fitreir '4 ,
.„... , ,
~.,-: •
..,.,.7.::% , „-T.
..,.. ..Liriediagar ,:,....:
Foreign and tromeatio' Dnifit;
•,,'4:,,.
and 1111 temicab,' Dyes and --.lWlialre`i!--,,!
Aloohol, Perftmlazy r - plog, , :.V.;,,,c,"
and Toilet Soaps, 171.telOind*;',' 2 I - I:7l"'`' •
- 1-
tigav T_obaooo%atl,....,:ii'f-g
Paint G ila ana viumuthea,.,,,-.„..14 1 , ,",,,
,;,cl. A l., * - , r
Tinniea,"Snpipiatiti' 'iiitr* ~ii, --.-,
8ra0 .... e 8 Proprietary
~-
Abadan, iko H ~,d oe,:zet a e ‘f .1 ..‘T. ,/
—' - •
.„...-,-, 0 , 4..„' 5 .,-,iis,
TRUSSES I -TR1T4113)1111fr,..t., -7,.. , ~,.
- .Q„-: . ...•7-56..1',,1 zai ,-,;---
. 1
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