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Park Row Nevr-Vinit vitt - and No. 43040
fitree 130 4 0 ntind P- TortT4xNE & Oki
NOAS idatiasuorkiiiid; New Wet city, swim,
tholizeo o ..talcd Advattinedienta ankfkOionir
tons A* us at 'Owlet rates.
orwil th•rm#iwr, v g,t.
of 0%4M PwilIMM"-x)Pielk
LOCAL INTILLI64SC,i
SO.MIDAY.-410BNING. NOW 32, IS%
.
rPripers.—Any ciur readetikair
ing. copies of the Daily
_Rest of .the following'
..:jet‘ would confer a favor by reeving or sendhit
them to this office, as they are necessary to cora•
plate out lilem
•
April 29
.
1 5rary,
Tjte.returnitidges must yesterday at the Su
, pre:amours Amp fort .purpose of returner
ailing the votaiOiatin - hilegheity county during
th .s ylut „ ~iiiespeukttal :ejection. [lid. AleUander
manila was caned to the chair, and mews. E.
• Williatiet4C,und"Wrn. H. mosCuitary appointed
clerks... The following is the result : •
DISTRICTS
• YITTEIIII7IIG7I
At Ward
24 do
8d do lat p
84 do 24 p
4th do
6th do let p
6th •do 2d p
6th do
7th do
Bth do
6th do
ALLEGE - ENT
let Ward
2d do
3d do — lst p
id do 2d p
4th do let p
4th do 2d p
817110IIGUe
- South Pittsburgh
West Pittsburgh
Tklononeahela
East Birminglism
Duquesne
➢tanchester
Birmingham
^atp
Lawrenceville
do 2d p
McKeesport
West Elizabeth
Tarentum
Elizabeth
Sewickley
Temperanaeville
Sharpsburg
EC=
Minh&ll.
Manure
Union
Scott.
Peebles Ist p
.. p
Ohs:tiers
Reserve.
Eaumlet p •
It 24 D
Upper . Sf.
McCandless Clair
Ross
,Shaler
South Fayette.....
Pitt ' •
Wilkins
Plum
Vermilion
ElizatHnlq_
Jelferion
Mein— - .....
Lottrer St. ()Lair......
Robinson
Moon..
Findley
Ohio
Franklin ......
Snowden
North Fayette.......
Mt • - • •
Wert ..... .
East Deer
Neville
Sewickley
Indiana..
Crescent .
I =l
Harrison
;;I.inoola ..
~~.;~6Olennb~'... t.,
Llico majority
Gio to MoOlelland , e auction for &hoes
Oil Issielligence.—On Tuesday morning a
flowing well of the capacity of 4500 barrels per
day was• struck on the Egbert farm, situated
&bent
.eightrmiles tip Oil 'Creek. This well ht
therproPe4 — of the Maple Shade Company,
whose stook le fprinoipally held in the East.
The dispatch cfmtalpkg this news states: , that
thitinferthetion'Uncerning theztrike was fur
nished by eyewitnesses who have no interest
in the well. We heard yesterday of large oil
strikes in. the West Virginia oil region, but
could ie lOime psttlenlata
The excitement in the new oil region of Dun
kard and Whitely creeks, in Greene county,still
continues. The Wheeling Ingelligeneer states
that ;cm bunkard oreek, a few miles above
'Whitely, there are fifteen derricks up with en
gines on the ground, and the parties are either
operating or about ready ta begin. There. are
ten Other derricks on the ground and ready to
be erected, making twenty-five new mills, all of
which will soon be in the process of boring. On
the Maple farm the St. Clair well is pumping,
and iris believed that this well will yield largely
if properly worked It has already produced 300
barredsz- , Within a stone's cast is the new Well
known as asp the. Kramer Well, pumping a small
but regular stream and yielding about four bar
rels per day. Within hailing distance of this is
the lie well, which has preexisted as high as
eiglay barrels per day. The Slocum well, a
short distance below, commended' Bowing a
short time since, but in consequence of the
byerstfing of the tubing operations have cased
forthe present. These four are the only produ
cing wells in this region, and it is worthy of
note that these are the only wells which have
been sunk sufficiently deep, in the opinion of
oil operators, to obtain the greasy fluid.
On Whitely creek the National Oil Company
have ari engine and &Oiler on the ground and are
ready,to emereggice boring. The Whitely Creek,
Cif Company, a Pittsburgh' organization, is in
full operation. The well of this Company is
down about eighty feet, and the indications are
very favorable. Gas is quite abundant, and it
is confidently believed that, at the:proper depth,
o il wilt be obtained. The whole of Drinkard and .
Whigednareeks is evidently good oil territories
and in &few-menthe it will be pretty thorough ,
ly tested. Capitalists from New York, Phila
delphia and other eastern cities are flocking
thither and competing vigorously with:our own
pureluseeni.. There is a constant stream of pros
peetere to. a n d Qom the oil region, and the best
siteizi*Wing.grdekly secured. All along the
river down 'towards Erewnsville there is eon
ahleetthle,..eXciteiricat. in real estate, and :the fe
ver 'piss' mill's: rapidly. ; The exciting scenes
of CUlsreek bidfair to be re-enacted here, 'but
whether with the sane wonderful results re.
mama to be seen,
Go to fetoOlallatid2a &notion for dry goods.
• •
C d.—The winter reason IB now fairly Bet
In, and if we ,judge from conjectures it ,BrilLye
unpreeadoiteilynald. Ffeavy snow storms have
already fallen In the Wirt, and appeiuunces,
dicate - tlutt we kill - loon have allow li2 Vit'kft ,
burgh. Nd doubt a great portion of our read
ers are antiouely expecting such an occurrence,
as a Jolly sleigh-ride wpuld be the moat gratify
ing amusement they . , could have The eeaeonia
not hir 041".•rhin the cemmunity will haves fall
opportiuuti ofahowingtheirplctll on skates :
• - -
Go to NooUnsaid's auction Afilda4kets.
D eath "Da/. talthear.—ticd. itOliett{ha.
way, who ocualtanded the' Aillitta' reglaitlnh
raised druinkt4atipmsiiiissithir rebels Invade&
, 130 k 4 Klegtrall.r Mnitalts'
The desnalsjimA erOpigirtlifinale
als death' If* Asres
a wife but no family.
•
pitivAgoinsuacirs suatkaliirrO#ll:Zre
•
ME=IMIESt
11:!tr":1: • .* : !4 0 9 1 Fc 0 44 - X 0 4 13 z4AW41:
AssiVitaniighlklekaTsigilifthOtoippopere
*4 1 4. 1 00 1 4 1 4.44t . h ►brit ;i3 mined'
as follows: 11.414.:113relliodnigoodsant:hiint
660:enitSsrdfer siooo' in
t° 11614 4- 11101 4 1 ;N t iniA0'ilhec, on stock
thOught tO:D4 l coveristAgAhrhnitirs4es , i 41• 4 4066
Ipie - GAT4, • 114/A4:ilphiqinitiOno,ln the'9ilikarge k `r *SiV-AgMikii4uildlngillnd
natures, $6,000 insured for 101000; Andrews &
•
Hitchcock, Joss On hu.Uding,..s3oo; - Joseph It .
Btessetto..Who• Wayzata lodging roam over
'ficstere,.lost several hundred , dollars in
XAMitUnt,lirea,backs and clothing. ;
;GO to ' tilasOlelland4i auction' Or sloths.
' . rittiinxreic o Port friapite.tuailt Chtert
'ootalli •straF CORIP.i 6 OY“--The following is a "
statement of the approximate earnings of this
- Company during . the (month - of Oct. ult., corn- , pared with the Baia Peittillif last year.
From 1861. 1863. increase.
•Freights $418,088 es ta24,Bst 67 6 93 ,754 28
Passengers
.815,802.76 162;422 01 162,880 76
Express Matter 6,200 00 2,700 00 2,500 00
1,825.00 ,4,825 00'
Rerit 7,099 33 7,083 83
11Eseel1aneous . 6,860.00 Imo 41 3,910 69
Total
-.Earnings.
from
' -
January.let to
00t. 31 ,...3145,692,378 43 34,178,99245 X 31,418,38698
Metropolitan Gift Book Store.—The
most attractive feature la.the . ahapezfa busi
ness entertiiise in our-city et the, present time,
and that Which 'seeing - to -ittliact , Very general
attention, is the Metropolitan Gift Book Store,
83 Fifth street, op„palte 04#104A gall. , They
not eisilp 4 keep air; hand Mr atock of
books, bibles and photograph albums, but in ad
dition to selling them at the lowest publishers'
prices, give free gratis with each book sold
some handsome present worthfrom fifty
cents to , ISIO:000 The M etropolita n 'Liu been
We e l ik ri l d iti bta a utifc r it tiza tes bu lave been m an y
aW i a n y a , -
Below be founibthe names of a few of the
_ lucki ones: Mr. J. -, Ebsteer, witii=a - fil 50 book,.
received as a gift a five-bottled rotary castor;
543 Mr. T.. 7. Parker, with a faintly bible, a silver
497 card receiver; Mr. T. Griffith, with asB photo
rat graph album; a , beautiful lee-pitcher worth
218 $1800;Mr. Peter - Hulam, with his book, a
516 vet ver five-,bottled rotary castor; Mies Hattie
- 238 Fisher, with a prayer book , a silver card basket;
:1150 Mrs. Sanford, of Allegheny city, with a copy ol
- 1307 Hyron , s ...works, silver Atalce. basket worth
ata :Si 35; brr.a...ll:auncsai, with his a silver
518 butter dish worth $l,OOO. Many °theta received
'WS valuable prevents, such as mitts of sayer
spoons, forks, gold-lined salt castors, silver cake
773 basket , goblets, cups, kc., - Jko A handsome
758 present worth from fifty cents to *lO,OOO &scone
639 parries each book sold.
269
729
167
293
169
317
M I
212
Theatre —Miss Pauline ()nehmen took a
benefit last night at the theatre, and the
ed house was a flattering testimonial of the pop
".
, Warily which shells' gained i in the city during
81 her short stay. Mr. James Ward, the &doom
plished comedian, will rake a benefit to
*" night. As this Is the la st, appestanceof, these
21t istraiiirge tfendatt lex p ected.
art 11, ce
430 41,
224 -- • --...
•
286 Leeture.—Rev. James Treaoy will, by re
on quest, repeat his lecture on Liberty on Sunday
263 ereaing, Nov. 13th, 1864, in the basement of St.
264 Paul's Cathedral, for the benetlt of the Poor,
60 under the auspices of the Society of St Vincent
116 de Paul Tiereti2Ercenta. 21
121
t Harps MontEtly.—e ust recelv
ed lierper'
ers
Monthly MagazWinehave
for j December.
h is a very entertaining volume, and cOntalns
the first three chapters of "Armadale," by WU
, kle Collins. For sale at Henry Miner's.
123 Albums.—Neigtibor Pittock has received a
243 large supply, and with his present supply his
many customers and strangers in the city will
lie be sure to tied a suitable one.
238
ElCards of McClellan, Grant, Sheridan, Pen
dleton Sherniap.and all the celebrities of the
„,day at Pit
l ig ll lqt - tacks—Go there for the Eastern week
Pittoclas--4:21u there rot pocket albums
164 395 Plittoelub-4.10 to there for stationery
/21 Pinot:kw—Go to there Bailout
179
218
120
814
461
116
&27 Pittocks—tia there for the Eastern dallies
143
. . -
805 Pittooks—Go there for anything.
953
249
ijiELKBRATED KX TRACTS FOR
toe THE HANDKERCHIEFS.
120
141 lkshiand Flowers, Mig•nonette,
62 Allem, Musk,
2 51 Amaryllis, s lii.dow Flowers,
1 59 Bouquet de tJalifonde, Lilac,
in Bouquet d'Arable Lilly of the Valley,
79 Bouquet de Carolina, New-mown Hay,
150 Bergamotte, . Grange Flowers,
129 Casale, Fatchouly,
5 1 Camelia, Pink.
93 Clomatite, Poppinak,
1 88 Cedrat, Portagel4
24 Citronelle Rosat Prairie I , lowers,
85 Crystal Palace Rose,
'n Geranium, ' Rough and Ready,
95 Gilliflower, Spring Flower,
Garden. Flowers, Sweet" Briar, r .
Heliotrope, - Sweet Pea,
Honey, Sweet. Lavender,
Honey Suckle, Sweet Lettuce,
Hawthorn, Sweet Clover,
Hyacinth, Tuberos,
Jaarnin, Tee Rose
Jockey Club, . Violette, '
Autry Lind, Verbena,
Jonquille, Vetivert,
Mousseline, Vanilla, .
M Mi agnolia ' _Vldtellebetua, " • ;41 J i.. s. ?,West,,End_
Lil,
hlarcehale, • Winter Blo y ssom.
BAZIN'S BEKDVOSMI9, a highly consentra
ted pemiaa Faaee., the moat µwant perfum
tor imps to the handkerahlef a very agree.
able and odor.
•ESSENG BOIJQTTET—TREBI.E EX
TRACT UPPER TEN. A large assortment of
Toilet Soaps, Shaving Creams, Preparations for ,
the Hair, Coeunettea 'Toilet Waters, Dentifrices
and Perfumery of all kinds, constant! on hand. For sale by • ' CHAS. H. S"ER,
dam`
.Corner Penn and St. Clair oti.
_
Inkß. BROW ,N 0.50 SMITIEIPIRLD —.
.1111 etreet, Cures Syphillis, Syp4ilitic Erup
tions, Gonorrhea, •Gleiet„ Striatum, Urethral
Discharges, Impurity of the Blood, Skin Dimas
es. Scorbutic Eruptions-, Tatter , Ringworm,:
Mercurial Diseases, Seminal We akness, Piles 4
Rheumatism Female Weakness, -Monthly Sup
piesaior ases of the Joints, Nervous Af
fections ,r ainin the Back ami.Loins, Irritation
ofthe Bladder and Kidneys, success fully treat
el. Cure guaranteed. nol2at
JON APR item ANTHONY NERYNH
JOSEPH MEYER it 80N,
ILIEPPALOTPREES OF •
PLAIN - AND FANCY
FIIENMTRE AND CRABS
WAR EHO USE,
11.53 SMITHFIELD, AND 442 PENN Sts .
Between 6th it., and Virgin Wier.
YITTSBITSIGF.
NATURE'S Ult AILING RPMPTIE
DYSENTERY
DIAFLR. TICUA.
3Di-1c co33.Pas x- asa. 0
'BLACKBERRY
CARMINATIVE
Is the only safe. and sure cure. It contains no
opium or deleterious drugs, no mineral or other ;
*inflow' comfit:rends' common to remedies gen
erelly sold for this class of disease. It is OB
atiloardons that Pliysicians very generally use
it in their practice In all chronic and dangerous
(sties.
Bee no Cholera mixtures or doubtful compo..
sitions, (many of Which tuidertniim and ruin the,
, aodstitutiond when you can obtain an unfailing
rerfledY as allaPle and safe as Blackberries
themselves.
•,.. . . . .
4.k. for D I XON'S BLACKBERRY CAB
tIKEKATIVE, and see that the proprietor'e.
na*Legjulitten On the-ontaide wrapper of eabli
'Dottie. : - • c -
Esnivlrei.l onlEbY
W. ri ',DAVIDSON
Fc " a "Y 4lll4 ilqabbk4tladiesb• 2 .
`•-• 41.V 01 41 gtAkst iiiej.22s.centspeo
4141111• Per =au& zr•it ..••••••....•:. •
S• • : 401 , ,10wi • • .
131"t r iat 0i - XOUble:
gh9t4 1 =4...041 find ikt •
„:„...#oA9M9o,frqunthoreet. -
4,444,:4:e1.Wni
3768,880 023 605,814 423253,016 60
Constant employment can be given. Call at
ticA-10t ep WOOD STE F.:ITT
WANTED lIIIEZDIATELY
to work Mimes sod Brittle Bits
WANTED lAIIIEDIA TELT-
Co&oh work. At
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-
A GIRL,
To do general housework and cook for Small
family. To such a girl a good situation and per
manent employment given.
Good wages need applyother need apply but those capable of
performing the above duties,
Knot come well recommended.
Gall at
no8:10t 68 WOOD STREET.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY—
To attend to one horse and buggy, and to do
errands and snob jobs around the Dwelling
House. We want none but a good and steady
Boy
be well recommended.
40500,00 CP S T .
otvr—SOativizEritE BETWEEN
ji_di the Merchants' and Manufacturer's Bank.
Pittsburgh, atd the Allegheny Savbigs Bank;
Federal street Allegheny, by way of Market
1
and 5t.,00.4 A P.a.OK,aciT.OF CI4ELEaI
BAC/P. rive Hundred Dollars. The-
Ender
be liberally rewarded on leaving it at
tbei Allegheny Savings Bank. - octletw
`JElltiliaD.ANll:4l3o4lC 01ISTERS..-11/13z
dozen lattbyl ,- Spiced and Cove Oyeters,
ba gui - S•piaiod cum • Just received and for
ag by, - FLZYMER & BROS.,
1. l e t
• 129 Wprod at
Sole Proprietor,
:9/ 1 9 .01 10141T.6
7 • a,0 - SPORTSMEN.—CALL AND EX:
MAINE the.only .ckomtklete euukFtment
Shot Gtujir,'"azul Apctrtipg = O l this;
parket„ EicilkNi •
nos " lab 'Wood street.
___
-31.4AILIVD•
In
se giszklia "fti rat:
mit , add for
'IIIEIMM &. BROS.,
0 104 . 4444. 8 1f0s. 128 & 128 Wood street .1
DRai intim l a
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. , , 4 it R
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iinteictitiCo*CiF
-"Lettotre .."A . Ptipttlitt . Trestiie
'Y'enZlidattuilig,ttato., acct.' "'
Uaiete Ifoulitated
_ . qt the
.
0114. R L Nig; HOTEL,
parsßußem,
Utt1;11 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12th, 1884 F
ON qATAREH- DEAFNESS,
A.ls'!!, ALL . TEE 'FAILIOT.IS DISEASES OF
4 TAB 4
41t3Eickwr,
MEEZEEEIMM
SYMPTOMS., OF CATARRH
'he first seniation is usually a feeling of dry
ness and heat in the nose, and a frequent inclina
tion to =Oozing. Therein an inability to breathe
freely, Aut the note becomes stopped up, eOlne,
Wiles on one aide and sometbnes on the other.
Soon a' clear, watery, acrid discharge makes
its Appearance, excoriating the nostrils and edges
of the.lips , which become red and somewhat
swollen. 'alter a lew days the discharge be
comes Wok; yellowish, extremely frequent, and
. continues to-be a markedTeature of the disease.
ands source of mut% danger and the greatest
annoyance. after morefor less time it becomes
purulent, highly oftbnsive, and assumes an ex
tremely fetidodor. It is usually so profuse as
to require, when confined to th e nose the fre
quent application of they handkerchief, or if it
drops into the throat, la mdre articularly
the case, whllethe body wh is ch
in a horizontal posi
tion, constant expectoration and sometimes both.
SleepTsiTiequently disturbed by a sensation of
eholdng,ttaused by the presence of the discharge
the watery
in the threat. :Owing to the heat in the head,
portion of the secretion often evapo
rates, and assuming a condition of solidity is
deposited- upon the membrane of the nose and
uP r °inth l sh ; peofcrorg rened lumps. Th the e
accumulation of these
inarustatiOns produces a feeling of discomfort,
and narrows the nasal passages so as to em
barteserespiration. Therefore, frequent effbrts
have to be made to remove them, either by forci
bly'
blowing the nose, or by pe rs istent hawking
—a practice as disag reeable to the and affected
as It is to those around him. After toe removal,
t h at side of the incrustation which adhered to
te mucous membrane will sometimes be found
bloody, a fact which explains the force requiFed
for ifs dislodgement. During sleep these In
crustations accumulate more rapidly, and the
therefore meet uncomfortable in the
morningr nom times all efforts to clear the
throat are futile until atter breakfast, or some
tiung warm Is swaliowe 1.
'Sale patients state that they aro not suc
cessful until they, have swallowed some whisky
or brandy: !Flag' discharge, which is at first
without smell, assumes in the progress of the
conutraint en excessively fetid odor ; the breath
eimites In this, and becomes occasionally tot
revo tingly offensive as to render the patient an
object of disgust to himself as well as to other•.
Ulceration of 'he mucous membrane of the
nose takes place frequently, sometimes even at
tacking the bones, when small panicles of that
substance will occasionally be tound mixed edith
the discharge. The accumulation of the dis
charge, together with the thickened condition 01
the mucous membrane, renders respiration
through the nasal passages vary difficult, and
oftentimes impossible, necessitating reapiratiou
principally through the mouth—a method very
deleterious to the general health, but more pal
ti-ula-ly so to the lungs, as wilt be shown here
after. rho unpleasant noise pr.aluced durit.g
the sleep known as snoring, ortgin.des from tile
same cause. The voice lose* its musical quality,
and assume. a discordant, berth and nasal char-
acter; the sense of smell becomes much Impiiirvd
or emdrely lost, and the same effect, though iess
frequent, la produced on the seine of taste. I Ir
uitsinaailY, while blowing the nose, a crack line
or bubbling sound will be heard In the ear, an,;
hearing will be found quite thick and stopp. d
up, but return suddenly with something like a
snapping sound. This phenomena is usually
repeated until, at one time, hearing does not tr.
urn, and remains permanently injured. Noises,
In the head of every conceivable description
will make their appeqrance, and add to the dis
tress of the sufferer, and heariug may be lost so
gradually that a considerable degree of deatnese
may exist before the person is really aware of
the feet. The eyes are apt to become weak,
irritable and disposed to water on eaposuriato
cold or wend, or after the slightest exertion. A
pain, more or leas acute, or a distressing feeling
of pressure is eiperienced over the eyes, and
sometimes on the top or back of the head, and
also pain in the face, resembling neuralgia
for which It is often mistaken. The distress In
the head weakens the memor3r and produces
irratability mid moroseness of disposition. The
stomach gantrally buffer; more or legit is weak
and Irritable e-the appetite is capricious, and is
nearly always bad in the morning. In severe
cases the system becomes feeble and prostrated,
and there is an aversion or inability to either
physical or mental exertion. Not unfrequently
catarrh proves fatal, either by debilitating the
syidem and wearing out the patient, or by trav
eling downiverde and producing tiwoat affec
tions, bronchitis, and finally consumption. It
may be safely asserted that after heroJitary
predisposition, catarrh is the moat frequent sue
important Cause of this fatal complaint.
noviti links
WANTED LkIIIIIEDIATELY—
THREE BLACKSMITHS,
o work on Iron Hawes and Wrought Post Bits
six (lour) FTLERs,
as WOOD STREET
TEN 000 D PLATERS,
Work, opt Reales, Bridle Bite, fithl ell kinds
ctoS:TOt
68 WOOD STREET.
FOUR GOOD COLLAR HANDS
make all kinds Draft Collars
68 WOOD STREET
TWO GOOD LEATHER WHIP HANDS
68 WOOD STREET..
ANTED INBIEDLATELY-
BOY 18 TO IS YEARS OLD
68 WOOD STREET
eriapitic
I Reba I,dpvisnientiol:ln Abe_ 'yalley.
it v Her
ald's correspondent Says :r .- tTfilf-liecent
movements of the rebels In' the Valley
to the right of Sheridan's position it is
now thought, were designed ;Originally
th . probate cattle, and other sup Plies, of
which they stand much in need; and
not for the purpose of attempting to
flank the Union army. General. Bowles'
division of cavalry started on an import
ant reconnoissance on Monday last, but
had not returned at the date of our latest
dispatches.
An expedition sent, out a few days ago
ascertained that the rebels still occupy
their entrenched works, and remain in
considerable force in the vicinity of
Mulford. Their arrangements for a
raid in West Virginia on election day
were completely frustrated by the move- ,
ment 'of General Kelly' towards Moore
field. Captain Badger, Of General Pow
ell's, staff, and eleven other prisoners
captured. by Moseby, succeeded, a few
nights ago, in killing their guard and
making their escape.
Richmond Papers on Jeff. Davis
Message
Ntsw Yona t November 11.—Some of
the Richmond papers comment very
severely on Jeff. Davis' message, charg
ing him with obscurity in three portions
of it; referring to the training of slaves,
and to the proposed interference with
the press. The public debt of the Con
federacy is stated at $1,147,970,202,
without Including the the foreign and
army debts. Davis pronounces (dens.
Sherman, Grant and Bankr all failures,
and declares that Atlanta and Richmond
are not vital points. The fall of Rich-
mond, Wilmington, Charleston, Savan
nah and Mobile will not conquer the
Confederacy. The independence of the
Confederacy alone 1011 secure peace.
Plymnotb, N. C..
stroyed
Ntew Yartx, November 11.—The cap
tain of .the transport "Relief." which
arrived at Fortress Monroe on Tuesday
last, from Newbern, N. C., reports that
on Monday he saw a large vessel on
fire, off Cape Hatteras.
Further particulars of the capture by
the National vessels of Ply Mouth, N.
C., or. the 4th inst., show that the town
was entirely destroyed by the shelling
of the place, and is still held by our
gunboats, there being no troops there.
Yellow fever has disappeared at New
bern.
British . Papers Must Protect the
Naw YohK, November 11.—The Tri
bune's Washington special says. Among
the papers captured on the Florida is a
letter from the British Admiral Hope,
referring to the ease of the Florida burn
ing an American ship that had taken out
British papers. Ile says British papers
must in all cases protect the ship, and
has issued orders to attack and capture
any vessel hereafter guilty of the Flor
ida's action. It is also ascertained that
the United Statett mall steamer, "Elec
tric Spark," was destroyed because she
could not be run into Wilmington.
The "Georgians" Not a Pirate
- - -•
Nnw Tonic, Nov. 11.—It is stated
that Major General Hooker, in whose
present department are included the ma
jority of the States bordering on our
northern lakes, has, after investigation,
become satisfied that the alarm about
the propeller Georgians being fitted out
for a lake cruiser, is unauthorized and
that no piratical designes are entertain•
ed by Mr. Bates, who lately purchased
her in Toronto. •
Sherman All Right.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 11.—Tb, news from
General Sherman's army important
and favorable, but contraba;,d.
It Shipman, associate rditor of the
Louisville Journal, has dissolved his
connection with that newspaper on ac
count of contrariety of opinions with its
proprietor as to its future policy. Mr.
Prentice and Col. Wallace will here
after conduct the editorial department.
New York Election
Nam YORK, Nov. 11.—The World
still claims the State for the Democrats
by about 1,000. The Tribune claims it
by 6,632 i the Times by 8,930, and the
Herald gives it to Lincoln by 5,00.
No Trouble Between Dix and Bu
NEW Yoax, Nov. 11.—The Herald
which yesterday said there was an im
broglio between Gens. Dix and Butler,
now says there appears to be no imbrog
lio after all.
AMUSEMENTS.
PITTSBURGH TREAT ii.
Lessee and Manager W. MINDIIIIBO/11.
Benefit and last appearance of
MR.M. Snout
and
appearance JAM
of t
the famous Union Snout
and spy,
MISS PAULINE OUSHMAN,
T/ (Saturday) EVENING, will be present.
ed the most thrilling Irish drama of
PEEP O'DAY.
Miss Major Pauline Ouahman.
Mr. James M. Ward.
Miss Jennie.
Kathleen."
Barney urroole
Dance
To be followed by
LESSON FOR HUSBANDS.
Mr. Flighty J. M. Ward,
Major Pauline Cushman In two characters.
Dance Mtn Sylvester.
To conclude with
THE IRISH LION.
Tim O'Nore James M. Ward,
I:44p.PITTSBIT RCN THEATRE.
rat appearance of the world-renowned Trage
dian and Comedian,
Mc.KEAN UCHA NA N,
and his beautiful and talented dauWer,
MISS VIRGINIA BUCHANAN,
Whose performances in all the PRINCIPAL
TREAT «ES of R EAT BRITAIN, AUSTRA
LIA, CALIFORNIA,' and other parts of
America, have been received with great enthu
siasm by
CROWDED AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES,
And pronottneint by them to be.the
Great Artiste of the Age.
ON MONDAY,lsrov.l4th, •
Will be performed 4ourolosult.e, charming
Oomedy of
LONDbN ASSITRA.NtTg.
Sit Harcourt oourtley....McHean Buchahan.
(As played 'by him 800 nights in Europe and
America.)
Lady Gay Spanker....lklas Vbginta Buchanan
nun
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
Under Oare Of the Frandsen Brothere.
mins INSTITUTION, SITUATED IN
Loretto, OambriajDounty Pennsylvania,
about four miles from Unison 'Station, on the
direct route betwiem Philadelphia anitPittelnargb,
was chartered in VW, with
the usual Collegiate Honors and The
.
location of the College is rine of themostnealthy.
in Pennsylvania—thls portion of the ill
mountains being proverbial for iti pure w ter,
b air, and pieturesetie scenery.
The olastio year commences tin the FIRST
DAY OF SEPTFr,IER of each yea,r and ends
on the FTRST OF , JULY..follewing. divi .
into two Sections. Students canna return home'
between:betweentheßessions.'ALtheAOust= reams.
salt to Land Surveying, ring, are., &a.,
will be furnished by the . tatlon to the .
Stildents.
Instrumental and Vocal Muds fOrnm nn extra
charge. Students Win- be admitted from eight
'years to the age of manhood.
Timms—Board and Tuition, Payable halt
AnitTrz 4 70.
and Washing lier session. ... 10,
'
Surveying and use of eats, per sin !
; 'ln
' iNillazinal and Modern ' 'esttzsr"..... In
- litudemtaspendingVara#onitt CinUw.:: ft,
fidm.ft,m can be made trithelittliet; M.shm.
Bev. Ellshorp Woo
r i trkt Reynolds, lit. LOrnisttor 4 k „,;-IKO
Wlllelphlar Bev. Harty 'lll*
' Bev. Piereelflahar;
. • r 4,-. Ar bank emu dagr to
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arr. B. A. BMW Supelor
ATEST BYJMEGNApii.
Atttifitiee le the Gold Marled.
Gen. McClellan's Resignation
The Vote In New York State
Affairs in Sherman's Departmen
From the Army of the James
Late News from New Orleans
Nnw Yong, Nov. 11.—Gold advanc
ed from tie -decline • last night, opening
at 248 and afterwards going down to
2841. The fluctuations are attributed
to speculative operationii.
The Commercial'v Washington special
insists that Gen. McClellan has resigned
his commission in the army, and that
the resignation was received by the
War Department yesterday. His letter
is brief.
The Commercial says: The latest re
turns from counties in this State, nearly
all of which are official, show a majori
ty of 8,500 for Lincoln and over 9,000
for Fenton.
The Tribune this afternoon announces
the majority for Lincoln at 8,456, and
that for Fenton at 9,000.
The Corantereiars Washington special
says: Qen. Sherman has started on a
daring expedition and may next be
heard from near the Atlantic. He has
a large and well provided force, with
good supplies of provisions and ammu
nition, and a staff of paymasters amply
supplied with funds.
Entirely De
The Herald's Army cf the James spe
cial says. The impression was common
throughout the armies operating against
Richmond that Lee would order an at-
tack on the day of election, indulging
the belief that our lines would be weak
ened and could be penetrated and held
by the rebel forces. On the contrary
the day was exceedingly quiet. I hard-
ly heard a gun tired anywhere through
out the lines on either eine. On the left
the cavalry were saddled and ready to
move at any moment, but no alarm oc
curred. Military matters are represent
ed at a stand still, and there is no pros
pect of a change.
Advertisements appear in the Colum
bia, S. C., papers giving the members of
the Legislature the privilege of paying
their bills in produce. The Q4iarleston
papers advise the members from that
city to go to Columbia with a sufficient
supply of turkeys and chickens to pay
their board during the session,
There is nothing new from Sheridan's
army beyond what has been already
telegraphed.
The National Sailors' Fair opened at
Boston on Wednesday evening and
promises to be a great success. A con—
siderable amount has already been real
ized.
The report of the rebel Secretary of
the Treasury is very doleful. He says
hs can only obtain $135 in currency,
equal to six dollars in specie, for $l,OOO
In Confederate bonds.
. The New. Orleans Times has advices
from Fort Morgan to November Ist.
Houses are springing up in every direc
tion about Forts Morgan and Gaines, to
be occupied by troops. A saw—mill is
in operation at Fort Gaines. All dam
age done the forte have been repaired,
and they are stronger now Vlaa when
the fleet passed. The health of the
troops is improving. Ektn. galley has
been assigned to Pensacola.
NEWS FROM THE FRONT
An Order from General Meade
Regiments Reported for Bravery
HICADQUARTRES ARMY OP THM POTO—
MAC, Nov. 10.—The following order has
been issued from these Headquarters:
Headquarters Army of the Potomac,
Nov. 7th, 1864.—Pirst--Ths Bth New
York heavy artillery, 164th New York
infantry and 36th Wisconsin, having
been reported distinguished for bravery
during the engagement of October,lB64,
on Hatcher's run, the commanding
General takes pleasure in restoring to
those gallant regiments the right to car
ry the colors of which they were de
prived by his General Order No. 37 of
Sept. 29d, 1864.
Second—lt haying been reported to
the Major General commanding that
the colors of\tke following mentioned,
regiments, recently lost in battle,
went?'
lost nridiii circumstances that retlEci'a•
dishonor upon those regiments, tit*:
are hereby permitted to carry other col
ors, viz: the 9th New HaiMpshire
unteers, sth Massachusetts, 51st NeVil
York, 45th Pennsylvania and 105th
Pennsylvania. By command of '•
From East Tennessee
Nestivia,LE, Nov. 11.--Gen. Gillen
has utterly routed the enemy in East
Tennessee, driviUg him in gnat conibs
ion forty-four miles. His advance is
ninety miles, east, The rebels are at
Bristol, and are being- strengthened by
Virginia militia.
The reports concerning the destrue-
tion of Government property at John;
sonville are greatly exaggerated, amino
apprehensions are entertained •In re
gard to its safety.
Train Fired Into.
WABMAGT ON, 'Nov. IL--On Wednes
day, as the train was on its way
.tecoxti
'City Point to the Headquarters Of the
Army of the Potomac, it was fired into
by the rebels, but the shot fell short and
therefore did no damage. •
Now York Mawr" Market..
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GEFORE
The inventor - or - the extract of
PARMA BRAVA,
After an experience of many years in 'private
practice now offers it to the afflicted in &highly
concentrated form. •
What Is kareira Brava?-1888
It has, slhas 16.88,:betai a opeciflo tor
OAUDZOtriI J3.17134M0NS ; .
• . 0 1 ,, ON OF THE BOWELS.;
INFLAROIIATION -0r THRMENEY S
LEOOORRECEL, and 44 diseases of
THE URINARY ORGANS.
It has been recommended by the talent of the
Medical Profession for nearly two eeuttuies
Thelltdd Extract'of "
IPAMIDERA
Is now eared to an 'afflicted world Ina shape
WITHIN" THE RtiCILOYSLI
For all diseases of the illaddelXiditeirs,
Gravel or Dropshul 'no medleineln
vented can cope with this compound initspower
to literally
ANNIHILATE
•
All bud properties in the drag are•removed by
he process of its compounding in the ahapeof
fluid, leaving its
STERLLNQ EIZOPMTIWAIONE
Yowl men who Env Jus adgering from the
many Ma consequimitepori Inky indeseretlon or
ahould try otabotthiandberelleved. The
INDISPOSITION TO , EIERTION,
NERVOUS INDISPO,SITION,
LOSS OF SIGHT,
WARM HANDS AND LIMBS,
FLUSHING OF SKIN, ,
GENERAL LASSITUDE, • •
Hp not mating these idgna, which as unerring
ly paint is the needloito the polo, to Inipotency,
Epileptio Fits, Premature Decay , and Death; a
Mere agalnat nature la committed_. practical
although protracted SUICIDE is being conic:At
te&
All medical authorities agree that were the
effects of
EARLY INDESCRETION
Relieved, that there would be far lemmas for
Insane A-tuts:man,
AA the records, or these humane lostitutloos
prove that very large 'propixqi.Altit their Da
tienta owe thfdr revelation. i detethionlviShin
tom to early bahltwof Indtserstiao.
For all unpleaaa3. dangerous dtseaaaa
Gilson's Extract of Pareira Brava
. . •
Absolutely mune seer= inseam= of no matter
whattenirth of standliar.
No Chllll4o of diet is required, 'no anion=
from biunneim.
Soldiers Home upoe Furlough
. .
And who may perhaps have tuffortunately eoti.
traded dbiesse, will find the Iltchtwet,of FARM
84l 1 7..11. the speeide for their ills.
By its peoulifu• with= upon the Kidnap, it
estwes w frequent desire to urinate, thereby to.
moving oliaturtions, and securing the sufferer
against all fear of atrieture of the Urethra,
VOtrZtkik Pig .V-Aff ' .
Beware of the numberleit quacks to be foundln
large cities• Many of them know
Riding of - the Practice' of Mediaine,
And yet they ere snowed to deceive and deco;
TZMD 171%7Vird!-Ft.Y,
Until oftentimes after a 'nett/neer misery, death
kindly emir their suffering. .
Gileon's Chlorine; Water,
e •
4rgitediou with tlatabctraWia a iii;reattla
tiaaaorhea, or 0415taa, GleetV ;.'=
11 4i2itio Patter*,"v*otaliy (Ad
stand to. try •
GLIL,SOI !I€l. 129MA,44.
hledinite that has STOOD ZEE: TEST . OF
YEARS, and in connection with the the of the
eXTB,AOT OF PAEEIEA BRAVA,
win effectually eradicate any case, no ixtatter of
how long Standing. .
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In cases requiting Wiu,W*ryinfritiac:t,
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sorlption Departianntls filswayit elimsergicia;
experienced Phannaitedist; and ameieewied.,27:l!'
to eemponndiug,prefieriptlons, arnseleetedtgrw's"::',',
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