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LOCAL INTELLIGEH
MOBNING, N0V..16,1864.
Missing Papers.—Any Of, per re aders has •
lag copies of The Daily Post'orlho following
dates would confer .s.favorby leaving pc sending
them to This office, as they are necessary to con,-
platoon! Mew
Apsl322, 'B4
April 30, 'B4.
o.lllhicitiment to snarlctn.—The oil ex
cdtedhent • In Olation still continues unabated,
. and if we belleVe the reports from that district,
there every prospect that a large amount of
011 mill be cdztained there. On this head the
Clarion Democrat says: .The oil fever in spread
ing to an alarming extent. Daily strangers are
o coming here to examine the terr4tory and make
leases. The land along the Clarion river and
its tributaries has nearly all been leased or pur
chased by individuals or companies. Twenty or
more engines are being put up, and in a few
' woeks.the derricks will be as plenty along the
Clarinn as on the oil streams in Venango county.
We understand that a small quantity of oil was
' procured last week by putting down a sand
pump in an an old salt well at the mouth of
Deer creek. A small vein of oil was also struck
by the Clarion River Company at the well they
they are Doting opposite the mouth of Blyson's
run: The prospects are brightening for this
soon becoming the centre of a great oil region.
And when oil is' once procured in abundance it I
will be a short time till we will have railroad
connection both with the eastern and western
' cities."
There is such a thing as "counting chickens
before they are hatched," and experience has
taught us that this is sometimes the ease in
every speculation, but we hope that our neigh
bors of Olarion mrll not be disappointed in their
"great expectations." It is not at all Improba
ble that a large amount of oil may be found in
that region, and fru n the energy which our
zdthbors havb displayed, we do not entertain
the least doubt that they will turn their resour
mes to the best account. The demand for petro
leum le unprecedented, and should these bril
liant prospects prove substantial we will be en
abled to satisfy the immense demands of the
public for oil .
Foreign Shipment —Efforts are now be
ing made on the part of petroleum merchants to
render Philadelphia the priucipsl port for for
eign shipment. Heretofore nearly four-fifths of
the petroleum shipped to foreign markets were
sent to New York for that purpose. The re
ceipts of petroleum at the Atlantic cities for
the year iSal will reach about one million bar
rel; four-fifths of which Will probab'y a , rive at
New York, and at an ;expense for foreign Chip
meat of about erghtf cents per barrel more than
the cost of shipment from the port of Philadel
phia. Heretofore this preponderance in favor
or'NeW York, notwathstanding the additional
cost, has been because Philadelphia had no di.
rect railroad communication with the oil region
And has been dependent entirely upon the nav
igation of the Allegheny river to Pittsburgh,
which, with the drought of summer and the ice
of winter, has been very precarious; and then
New York having a railroad connection, al
though at a greater distance,has been able at all
time/ to receive and holdall the heavy stocks at
her own port, and ready for shipping at a day's
native.
A through connection by railroad with Phila
delphia would no doubt turn the scaler, ani
thereby a considerable part of the profits deriv
ed from the transportation of petroleum would
be left in the State.
The COMICUSV Me and Bout horn
Penns, Tristan Railroad.—This road will no
doubt prove of great value to the people of the
Commonwealth, and all the necessary arrange
ments have, been made to push the enterprise
forward. When the books were opened lately
at Bedford, Pa., for the subscription of the
stook ofthia Company, the amount taken reach
ed the handsome sum df five millions one hun
dred and twenty thousand dollars, thus insuring
its prompt commencement. On Thursday the
etoskholdets mot at the Pennsylvania Railroad
Minding and:organized by electing:a Board of
Vireettors, with Sohn A. Wright as President.
A corps of engineers will be put upon the
route immediately and the line surveyed and
located at the earliest practicable period. The
eastern and western ends of this road through
the southern counties already exist,in the Cum
berland Volley line to Ohambersburg and the
Pittsburgh and Connelsville road to Conne_lis-
Ville. The intervening division will be built
forthwith by the new company, but the work is
very heavy, as the- country Is mountainous.
lifotwithotanding these difficulties the enter
vrlse musteertainly promise a success, and the
interests involved in its success or failure, of
which this public is aware, will add much to the
importanee of this work.
Attempt at Saiolde.—A moat horrible at•
tempt at suicide was committed by a man nem.
ea Rorry bush, on Sunday morning, in the bar
ber shop of Robert . Turley, in the Ninth ward.
It appeath that the man had recently arrived in
this city from Cincinnati In search of work, but
as he had received a paralytic stroke some years
ago 'deemed himself unlit for any but the lightest
sort of labor. This he was unable to find in
this city, and his relatives getting tired of him,
hejlnailypeditated on sell destruction: With
this determitiatlon he passed over the middle of
anger the bridges with the intention ofiumping
changing his mind, be repaired to the
barber shop above named and attempted to cut
his throat. lie had already given himself some
severe cuts with a razor betore he was observ
ed, when the razor was taken from him and he
oil:twat conveyed to' the Mayors office. Dr
Roger, who dressed his wounds, stated that it
be had cut a hates breadth deeper the wound
Would have provrd fatal.
Coal Delivered in Bags.—A new system
for delivering coal, especially at private resi
dences, la now being discussed in souls of the
Eastern °Nei. ()Rai dealers are invited to
adopt an imPiove ' d mode of delivering coal in
bags. this would certainly be a great improve
ment on the present sytem. By the present
method of clumping a cart-load into the mud of
the street or blocking up the • sidewalk, a great
deal of loss of time and money is entailed, While
n bag could ft so arranged that when the mouth
of the bag is dropped from the cart into the
Ope.i4ng
,of the vault the whole of Its contents
are - deposited at once without soiling or stop
ping up the pavement.
We havejust received the autobiography of
Gan. Winfield Seott, L. L. D., in two separate
volumes, boUnd in cloth, and presenting a very
peat Appearenee. After waiting with undue
suniety for ;this work, the publid will
no doubt be gratified tolearn that it - ties mad&
iii i vpepanze In a aiyle which will ren
.4lite it one of the most popular works of the
age. It Is full of interesting Information. as re
gards the General himself and the many histor
loileVents with which he imperfectly conversant
antfpuordes - pizii Siegne /SU. The characters of
Arm ieyorai, personages; with whom be was ae
gis/Mei ate, delLiteatet with an able pencil,
and Altogether We thlnAtlus work one of the
moat - pleasing and interesting of its kind.
NMI named John Holzheimer was
killed on Saturday afternoon in East !firming
ham while working on Chess & Cio.l tack fao
tory. It appears that he *as engaged in hoist
ing timber at the time, and after hoisting one
bundle aged In impaling another di
rectly below;when one of the pieces -fell upon
hint, idaling klin blatantly. The deceased was
about twenty years of ate and .residisivrith 1.4 s
mother on Ohio street; Allegheny. -The Coto.
Ler held an inquest anOW boar 3=l'B verdict of
actililental 'death wasreturne d.
,
Ssotorßed,,,k owleatientli
-17, irriittt4 thi.44-4421ct
day tort thardifatent quoUts:"
plaza iu Lasinropmiiileo
r .taw.—Accidents of the Moat pain
nature-haveimntrretV,Proil*Ftitr thiPruda
ediee otpaasengere la lotopthAftoot the care be
'foie they are etoiped.lli. 4 4l4 l ethere_. le a
statute against any Pansetiger ;baying the train,
until _the wheels havp neiiee4 4 *- - tneve, and the
direototi of the London:raiment' have recently
brought Amite agantWitaiStifikers for violating
this. law leaving the oars before the train
came ton stand still. 11 thialaw could be en- -
totem here a great lmany accidents would he
avoided.
Important Order.—The following order
has been issued to the soldiers now at home on
•
fitrlOnth:
• • • 0134.M8101913620, Now.l 2, t 864.
ORDERB.—The Secretary of War directs that
the furloughs of allveininental Officers and en
listed men tit for service shall expire on the
14th inst. Please see that all such return to
their °Commands accordingly. By command of
Mai. Gen. COUCH.
(Signed) S. A. ScutrirzE,
Asst. ACV. Gen.
(A true copy.) G. P. DAVIS,
Capt. 21st R. V. R. C., Commanding Poet.
I liadly3ttjured.—A.n old lady named Mrs
illtin,xdahileg near. Soho bridge, was badly in
jured yeaterday by being run over by a four
horse coal team at the corner of Smithfield and
Fourth atreeta. While endeavoring to cross the
street she was knocked down and the wheel of
the wagon ran over her leg above the ankle,
fracturing the bone. The driver was arrested
and sentenced to pay live dollars and costs.
Curious Occurrence.—A small bottle con
tabling a moccasin snake about eighteen Inches
long witiribtind In thel l atitbfiteioti - Siuiday. It
was captured in Virginia and was being sent to
some person in Ohio, but will not reach its des •
tinatton. as tha rules of the. Department prohib
it the sending of glasstOrough the mails.
MOlar's Concert.—The lovers of mirth
and music will be glad to learn that Professor
Millar the world-renowned Pythonist in cop
junction with Madame tiller, the eminent re
cellist will commence their performance on Mon
cay evening next at Masonic Hall. Mr. and
Mrs. Millar, have met with unfounded success
in all parts of Europe, both on the continent
and in the United kingdom From the Ulster
Observer, published In Belfast, of June 11th
lish we extract the following testimonial: Of
iffilf - many following the same profession with
whom we have come in contact from time to
ttme, we feel satisfied In flaying that we seldom,
if ever, met one who effected the several illu
sions familiar to the public witn so much ease,
dexterity, and success as Mr. Millar. lie is no
legerdemain or sleight-of-hand, which Is so fre
quently gone through behind tables, or the back
of those of the audience whose assistance is so
licited; on the contrary, whatever the Professor
does he does openly, fairly, and in presence or
his patrons, so that if any person be deceived
by his tricks, he has none to blame but himself,
as Itches a perfect right to make thd . most ',ef
fect use of his eyes he can. We certainly hesi
tate notto pronounce him probably .the clever
est conjurer that we have seen, and one who
goes through the several illusions with an ease,
emartnesa v and smoothness which is most note
worthy. With such recommendations from the
foreign public they cannot fail to meet with e
gratifying reception from our community.
Photograph Gallery.—The photograph
gallery of Dlr. B. L. H. Dabbs, situated on St.
Clair street, opposite the St. Clair Hotel, is
now extensively known throughout this city
and vicinity. Dlr. Dabhe himself is one of the
best photographers in the United Statea, and
for skill and experience to his art he stands un
rivalled. He has in his employ some of the
beat artists that can be loured , and by their
aid, and through his own unlimited expert
ee...:e in Photography, he is enabled to La
ni,ll the public with pictures equal in excel
lence to any in the country All those who
have visited his rooms bear testimony to the el
egant style in which they are furnished, with all
the modern improvements and all the modern
appliances of art, which render them perfect
models of beauty. We would advise . our read.
era to pay a visit to this beautiful gallery, and
it hey desire to obtain a likeness their demands
wilt be attended to Immediately.
Theatre.—Last evening Air. ilicKe4n hu
eiicun made. his first appearance In the beau
tiful play of .. London Assurance." The house
was crowded to excess and the audience was
most enthusiastic in their applause.
Domestic dry goods, shawls, ',almond skirt.,
hosiery, gloves, handkere:defs, boots, shoes and
gums at dieelelland's Auction House, 6t Fifth
street
Pall and Winter Ilioods.—Before buying
exemtne the stock of boots, shoes and domestic
dry goods at illoGlelland's Auction noose, S.;
Fifth street.
Pawnbrokers' sale of goods withoot rt
serve this evening, at 'lt; o'clock, at ..1101.e.1
land's Auction House, S 5 Filth street.
MISEIHNTS.
Igr r 'PITTSIWUCtiI TnE/1 .
Leese. and Manager W Haw rian , ,,a.
Second appearance ol the world-lenowneJ
gedlan and comedian,
MoKEAN BUCHANAN,
and hid beautiful au4 taleute4 daughter,
MISS VIRGINIA BUORZLNAI.I,
THIS ETENINa, will be presented, Shah
speare's thrilling tragedy of
MACH ETH.
Macbeth McKean Buchanan
Lady Macbeth Min Virginia Buchanan
To conclude with the
SEORET
aff•b/dASONIC HALL
OONOERT AND TOUR DE PHYSIQUE
TWO NI4GEITS ONLY.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
NOVESLBER 21 & 22
Ft rat appearanta In h er native city of
MADAME MILLAR,
(Late Miss Cochran,)
The Eminent Vocalist,
After an absence of four years in Europe, where
she had the honor of appearing before the moat
select audiences, and pronounced by the Public
and the Press of England, Ireland and Sootbind
one of the FIRST OF LIVING BALLAD
SINGERS.
PROP'. 3111.01. A Ja,
The World-Renowned Magician, Pythomtst
and Traveler, begs to announce his Grand and
Unique Entertainment, entitled
SONG, MIRTH AND MAGIC.
In conjunction with Madame Millar. Prof.
MillantEntertairunent will be produced on the
same scale of splendor as performed by him
with immense success before highly distinguish
ed audiences in many of the principal cities of
Europe and America, and before QUEEN
VICTORIA AND THE BRITISH COURT, on
the 24th of September, 1856.
Doors open at 7;4'. Commence artt o'clock,
Admission, 60 cents. Tickets may be had at
the princiitil Music-Stores. n015,6td
704 uPII MBY/LEL ANTHONY MBYER
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
MANITFACTITRERS OF
PLAIN AND F'Arki4ON
FURNITURE AND CRAMS
~V.IRE HousE,
153 SMITHFIELD, AND 414 PENN Ste
Between dth et., and Vir g in alley.
)ca
AB EARLY
As the 15th of December, 1864,
CO MIIENCEi UNDER THE CON
IJ of the Government authorities, the
public drawings of the newest g , and Lottery,
with a capital of
3,800,000 France,
AR of which will, within live? months, be dis
tributed in prizes.
This "tottery is independent of other advan
tages it offers, preferable to all others for this
reason alon e
.j that the DUCAL GOVERN
MENT of BHUNSWILIfThave guaranteed the
proper payment of the prizes.
By means of a very ingenious ar rangement,
the best chahces of large gains are offered,
whilst the cost of a share is but small, the prin
cipal prizes being shares of .
350,000 Francs, 300,000 260,000
250,000 240,000 220,000 200,000
140,000 70,tW0 40,000 30,000
20,000 10,000
Each of which assuredly must be drawn.
Cost of 1 OxiginatLottery Ticket ...et sterling.
Cost of 6 Original Lottery Tickets.. £6 sterling.
Orders accompanied by the amount in Notes
or Bllla of Exchange on LONDON PARIS
HAMBURG, OR .FRANNVOR
T ON Tid
51 A fN, are to be adttreuestdirectly to the Bank
ing office of
L. wrziarnzosza. *. soitmcsnvorat,
Friudthlrb4)n-the-Main.
IL SCHLIMINgfEri is PQ..
1 New Basingball Street, London. ,
Alt orders will be promptly and punctually.
attend 1 andthe pins and au th orized
d umbeli drawn wit} be forwarded thane,
distal dietel . the drawings._ ,The prises will be
Sid , . . remittfuuces direarleovt 111,11.
- -,_ glar v iierAtil 113,- all the laierer towns of.
-le t V4 l46 6uwws. VX "• ; STOCK
limb 'on hand and for' :
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Volllo:zhast,
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C- A. pA- : ii R - H .
T4E AUTHOR OF
' , Letters on Catarrh): "A Popular Treatise
on Deafness," &0., ho,
Can be Consulted ■t the
ST. CH ARLE S•- HOTEL,
PITTSBURGH,
Until SAIIIRDA i i, NOVEMBER 12th, 186 k.
ON-CATARRH. DEAFNESS,
AND ALL THE FATUOUS DISELSES OF
THE
AND
AIR .1 1 A. tg IS A. G- JE
SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.
The first sensation is usually a feeling of dry
ness and heat in the nose, and a frequent inclina
tion to sneezing. There is an inability to breathe
freely, as the nose becomes stopped up, some
times on one side and sometimes on the other.
Soon a clear, watery, florid discharge makes
.its appearance, excoriating the nostrils and edges
of the lips, widen become red and somewhat
swollen. Atter a few days the discharge be.
comes thick, yellowish, extremely frequent, and
continues to be a marked feature of the disease,
and a source of mush danger and the greatest
annoyance. Affer more or less time it becomes
purulent, highly o ff ensive, and assumes an ex
tremely fetid odor. It is usually so profuse as
to require, when confined to the nose the fre
quent application of the handkerchief, or if it
drops into the throat, whichis more particularly
the case, while the body is in a horizontal posi
tion, constant expectoration and sometimes both.
Sleep is frequently disturbed by a sensation of
choking, caused by the presence of the discharge
in the throat. Owing to the heat in the head,
the watery portion of the secretion often evapo
rates, and assuming a condition of solidity is
deposited upon the membrane of the nose and
upper part of the throat, in the shape of crusts
or hardened lumps. The accumulation of these
•incrustations produces a feeling of discomfort,
and narrows the nasal passages so as to em
barrass respiration. Therefore, frequent efforts
have to be made to remove them, either by forci
bly blowing the nose, or by persistent hawking
—a practice as disagreeable to the one attested
as it is to those around him. After to., removal,
that able of the incrustation which adhered to
the .nucous membrane will sometimes be found
bloody, a fact which explains the force required
'for Its dislodgement. During sleep these is
°matador/a accumulate more rapidly, end the
feeling is therefore most uncomfortable in the
morning; sometimes all atoms to clear the
throat ate futile until after breakfast, or some
thing warm is swallows I.
Some paUents state that they are not sue
wistful until they have swallowed aOtne whisky
of brandy. The discharge, which is at first
without smell, assumes in the progress of toe
complaint an excessively fetid odor , the breach
participates In this, and becomes occasionally s,
revoltingly otronsive as to render the patient an
object of disgust to himself as weU as to other •.
Ulceration of 'lie mucous membrane of the
nose takes place Irequently, sometimes even at
tacking the bones, when small panicles of that
! staystsuwe will occasionally be found mined lib.
the discharge the accumulation of the dis.
I chew, together with the thickened conottion o;
the mucous membrane, renders rely& alien
through the nasal passages very difficult, and
of tehlimes Impossible, necesaltadng - tesptration
I principally through the mouth—a method ve•y
deleterious to the general health, but more pai
-1 ti•ula•ly so to the lungs, as w.ll be shown here
after. The unpleasant noise produced during
the sleep known arranortng, origin stem from the
sane cause. The voice leaei Its musical qualti),
and assumes a dia.onlant, harsh and nasal char
, Refer; the sense of smell tecomearnucLimpaired
Or entirely lost, and the same .nett, though leas
frequent, Is produced on the sense of taste. tic.
caatunally, while blowing the nose, a crackling
or bubbling sound will be heard in the ear, and
hearing will lw bound quite thick and stopp.d
up, tut return suddenly with Boule.icing like a
shapping sound. Tots plunomena is usually
repealed until, at ore time, hearing does not re
turn, and remains permanently Injured. Noises
in the head of every conceivable description
will make their appearance, and mid to the du,-
tress of the sufferer, and hearing may be lost so
gradually tnat a ClthlifierlO le degree of desainraa
to sy exist before the person Is really aware at '
the tact lie eyes 6.J.. nit 10 become weak,
itable and disposed to water on exposure to
oi lor wind, ur slier the slightest eaertion. A
pain, more or less acute, or ti dlatressuag feohog
of pressure Is experieaced over the eyes, and
1;
aometimea on tl. top or back 01 the head, and
also pain in the face, resembling cienralgla
for whish it Is often mistaken. The distress to
the head weakens the memory, and produces
instability and moroseness of shop...salon. 'rho
ttomacl gent r&ily Enders more or teas, is weak
and Imitable the appetite is capricious, and Is
nearly alwayg had to the morning. In severe
caeca the system becomes feeble and prostrated,
and there is an aversion or inability to either
phi steal or mental exertion. Not unfrequently
catarrh proves fatal, either by debilitating the
system and wearing out the patient, or by trav
eling downwards and producing throat affec
tion, bronchttla and fituttly consumption. It
say be safely asserted that alter hereditary
nseellapordtion, catarrh Is the most frequent and
Important clause of tuis fatal complaint.
novUt three
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-
TtiREY. BLAuKt;MITHs,
to work on Iron Heznea end Wrought Post Bite
Constant employment can be siren. Call at
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-
SIX GOOD FILER 5,
to work Hama' and Bridle Hits
eti WOoD STE EE'l
WANTh:D IMMEDIATELY-
"I'E:slGthiL) PLATER'4,
to work on Htmes, Brklln Rita, and all Linde
Coach work. At
6b WUUD STREET
Ask for DIXON'S . BLACK.BERRi (JAR
PAINATITE, and see that the proprietor's
name Is written on the outside wrapper of each
bottle.
I Prepared only by
FOUR GIOOD COLLAR HANDS.
WANTED INIMEDIATELY-
to make rat kinds Draft Collars
88 WOOD STREET
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-
TWO GOOD LEATHER WHIP HANDS
68 WOOD STREET
WANTED ISIMEDIATELY-
A GIRL,
To do general housework and cook for small
family. To such a girl a good &Hustleu and per
manent employment given.
l-ood wages paid.
None other need apply but those capable of
performing the above duties,
Must come well recommended.
Call at
no8:10t fib WOOD STREET.
WAFTED IMMEDIATELY-
BOY 16 TO 18 YEARS OLD
To attend to one horse and buggy, and to do
errands and such jobs around the Dwelling
House. We want none but a good and steady
Boy.
Must be well recommended
68 WOOD STREET
sesoo,oo L. s .
LOST --SOMEWHERE BETWEEN
the Melohante , and 'Manufacturer's Bank.
Pittsburgh, and the Allegheny Savings Bank;
Federal street, Allegheny, oy way of Market
and St. Male streets. A PADKAGEOF GREEN
BACKS containing Five Hundred Dollars. The
tinder will be liberally rewarded on leaving it at
the Allegheny Savings Bank. ootikivi w
SPICED AND COVE OYSTERS.-100
dozen "Maltby," Spiced and Oove Oyster'',
in 1 and 2 pound cans. Just received and f
sale by REYXER &BROS.,
v? 196 ind 129 WOOd
1 , 110 SPRITEIMEN.—CALL AHD
st, Guns anl he iVrithr Ple" " " t ' ulent "
s - sti 0.... in t his
Market.: .T.-W.gßinuts
~1196..- 121 (*3'en3t,
?WM& POE
J lll3 - in alleate o r t l a e l re 11061141 CT
IplelianFautil in tkilonee, 65 lilith : I st
,06121 •
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p4ks :4,1141A av
LOOK ON THIS PICTURE,
And if suffering from Headache, g
at once and buy a box,
IB THE DIRECTIONS - ARE PROPERLY FOL
LOWED, THEY WILL PERFORM A
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
PILLPAALD Br
B. L. FAHNESTOOK & 00
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
And Manufacturers of Whtte Lead, Red Lead,
Labarge, Putty, ae,
76 & 78 Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
VOR. 13.A./...E By
Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers
Everywhere.
VERMIFUGE.
DEAR SIRI—WE TAKE MUCH
pleasure in assuring you that there is no
Vermifuge now In use that we think equals
yours as a WORM DESTROYER. We have
sold It largely at retell, and with uniform suc
cess. We are Druggists and Physicians, and
have pmcribed it for out patients, and have
been well satisfied with Its e..ta.
thica, N. Y
WORM CONFECTIONS
Are prepared from the active pruteiple of his cel
ebrated N'ermifugn. They are put up In a nice
and palatable form, to suit the taste of those
who cannot conveniently take the Vcrmiluge
Children will take them without trouble. They
ate an etleative worm destroyer, and may he irti -
no to the most delicate child.
B. L. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
76 aaad 71,1 'Wood and lii Fourth el Fa. ,
Sold by Druggiets and Medicine goner.
84.11-laird/kw
NATEritE'S lINFAILENG REMEDY
DYSENTERY
WOOD STREET
T;) 1 mg. o 3CLNIS Arcs Zha a. t 1 0
BLACKBERRY
Is the only safe and sure cure. It contains no
opluin or deleteriotui drug c, no allinc. kral or other
Injurious compounds common to remedies gen•
orally sold for this class of disease. It Ls os
efficacious that Physicians very generally use
It In their practice to all chronic and dangerous
oases.
Use no ()hiders mixtures or doubtful compo.
eitions, (many of which undermine and ruin the
constitution i ) when you can obtain an unfailing
remedy as simple and safe as Blackberries
themselves.
For sale by all respectable druggists
Price, (old etyle 35 cents,) 25 cents, 50 cents,
and .1 per Bottle.
DISSOLUTION OP PARTNERSHIP.
—The Partnership heretofore existing
between Albert Torrence and James Maier, ,r
under the name of TORRENCE ta McGARR,
w as this day dissolved by mutual consent.
ALBERT 'V tRR ENCE,
JAMES MoGARIL
All claims against the late firm, and all ac
counts due it, will be settled byJaaten rd,dattn.
AVING PORCHARED THE IN
-11 of A. Timence, in the (PITTS
BURGH. DRUG HOUSE- AND RENTAL )E.
POT AND TRUSS MANUFA.OTuRY," I
would solicit a °outhouse(' of the, liberal pat
ronage extended to the late firm, with the as
surance that it will be conducted in all the de
partments by competent persons.
TAME AIcGARR.
DISSOLUTION OP PARTNERSHIP.
The Firm of CUNNINGHAM 'tr. CO.,
was dissolved on the FIRST OF SEPTEMBER,
1664, by the death of David Cunningham. The
butineas will be continued by the balance of the
Finn. The title of the Firm will remain the
same. W. CUNNINGHAM,
R. CUNNINGHAM.
D. HERREN,
GEO. DUNCAN.
nol4-twd
KNABEII PIANOS.--A SPLENDID
NEW ASSORTMENT of the unrivalled
ll:nabs Pianos, which are, beyond a doubt, the
BEST PIANOS MADE. Also, a splendid as
sortment of Haines , Bros. Pianos, the best at
the price in the country. All Instruments sold
at less than factory prices.
011AILLOTTE BLITME,
fth Street,
Sole Agent for Enabel ,
and
IEI Fi tdnesiV Bios,
Pianos, Princes Melodeons and Organs.; - •
non
WEENIES.
Oars Oats.
Boxes Prime W B Cheese.
Boxes Prime Tobaoco.
Dozan Wooden. Buckets..
Choice Family Flour:
store and for sale,. . •
FATTERsoN &AMNON,
. No. 6 Wood street
swam Awn Toximoica .. - ,
800 dcr incltogi,. e . !ikitiik .- • -
- -- lwiltteina iciAriilre= ll .:;:
r -,. calk ',. NR 11 .1a 11 1% , ,* irciAiiftegt '
• - -WILL CURE
~~.
One Pill is a Dose
B. L. Fahnestook's
SAXTON & 13/81101.
B. L. FAHIIKSTOCkI
PREVAILED AND soLD HT
SOLE PSOPRIEIONs
PITTSBURGH, PA
DIAR RI3QA.
CARMINATIVE
W. F. DAVIDSON,
Sole Fropietor,
OINOINNATI
LATIST Bar TELEGRAPH:
NEW
_YORK.
Recruiting in the City Active
A Trial of Fire-Arms in R.
The Case of Colonel North
Threatened Invasion into Md
Diplomatic Excursion to Mexico
Queer Scenes in Richmond
The Case of Braine the Captor
er of the Roanoke
Navy Yon; Nov. I.4.—The Commer
cial says: Within the last few days the
business of recruiting in the city has
grown very active. It is a long while
since so large a number of recruits were
received in the 'same space of time as
daring the closing days of last week. It
is anticipated that the business will con•
ntiue very lively during the winter
months,
The Herald's special says: The steam
el which arrived at Fortress
Monroe on Friday with the captured
privateer Florida, brought as passenger
Mr. Wilson, our consul at Bahia.
The Herald says: A trial of firearms
took place at Flatbush, L. 1., on Satur—
day, at which a number of British and
American oftlePrs were present The
guns that attracted the most attention
were the Whitworth and Berdan
the latter carrying off the palm in every
ease.
Joe Coburn has quietly resumed his
residence in this city. It is understood
that he is ready to fight any man for
$lO,OOO.
The Past's Washington special says:
Prominent gentlemen from New York
are here to testify in the case of Colonel
North. Gov. Seymour and Mr. Fenton
are summoned.
The Tribune's Washington special
says: Sheridan's change of base has a
deeper significance than is indicated by
t re idle rumors of the threatened invas
iisn of Maryland and Pennsylvania.
. De Stoeckel, the Russian minister, is
charged by the Czar to woo Mexico
and congratulate Maximilhau on his ac
cession to the throne. This fact &kits
very general surprise and regret, al
though it is considered more of a diplo
matic tormaity than political signifi
cance. De Blondeal, the Belgian min
later, has the same designation, and
both diplomats are making preparations
fur the excursion.
The Norfolk Old Dominion of the
10th says This morning over 800 de
serters came over in a body on the ex
treme right of the rebel position.
The Spottswood Rouse, in Richmond,
was the scene of a fight on Sunday last
between a member from Georgia and
one from Virginia, the latter maintain
ing that negroes should be armed and
the former that they should not. The
Georgian threatened a division of the
Confederacy, and said he would be up
held by his constituents.
The Bermuda Advocate of October 12th
contains the proceedings of the Bermu
da court in the case of Braine and his
associates, who captured the Roanoke.
Braine produced his commission and
letter of instructions from the rebel Sec
retary of the Navy, dtrecting him to
make the capture and designating him
as an officer of the Confederate navy.
Witnesses testified to the handwriting
and signature of Mr. Mallory, and
Braine and his associates were immedi
ately released. •
The Raleigh, N. , Progress says:
Since the establishment of the prison at
Andersonville, Ga., 12,000 Yankee pris
oners have died and been buried there.
Their graves are marked with the num
ber and registry kept in the prison, rep
resenting the name, regiment and State.
The same paper 'says: Our forces have
fallen back from Plymouth to Rainbow
bend, on the Roanoke river. Plymouth
is nearly entirely destroyed.
_ -
FROM GEN. SHERMAN
Heavy Skirmish with the Rebels
Advance of Powell's Diviiion
Our Loss said to be Considerable
NEW Yon; Nov, 14—A. Herald's She•
nandoab Valley Correspondent says: On
Friday last the rebel cavalry made their
appearance in front of Custer and Mer
ritt, apparently for the purpose of feel
ing General Sheridan's strength in the
new poe tion to which he has fallen back
at Johnstown, four miles south of Win
chester.
After a pretty heavy skirmish, Gen
erals Custer and Merritt fell back in
order to draw them on, but the rebels,
after advancing to. where the Union
reserves were in position, soon fell back
hastily before se.veral volleys.
Early on Saturday morning,skirmish
ing was renewed with much briskness
between the opposing cavalry, when the
same plan of slowly receding, as on the
preceding day, was on the Union side,
It being General Sheridan's design not
to bring on a general engagement, if
possible, but the enemy could not be
induced to follow up our pickets.
General Sheridan then ordered Gen.
Powell to advance with his division,
and the,rebels were driven back with
severe loss. They retreated in great
haste, and were pursued through and
beyond Front Royal in a most hand.
some and spirited manner.
,
Besides what they suffered in killed
and wounded: Powerro-Ibln so
I,Zef'
two of their.. can non, oialtei•Pifisca*
150 and -took left* wagniiCalid
large amber" of horseL '9 O /:: 3 ,40, 1 M.
said' to T have Teen `, iderable :
ingliti 7 ; 4 3l.l - Wryklavigiii Oki either
daY, is
!!'
l AteSt -- 1 41 0WP: from the Front.
"NNEw Yotti - z - - , ',ltov.ember 14. The
117 mes special tiayk.: -positively as
serted by 4 1 0 , , 0(04 : that _Mr. Stan
ton will be nialleThief Justice, and Mr.
Holt Secretary of War. Others say that
Gen, Banks will be made Secretary of
war.
The Herald Washington special says:
A. private note from City Point states
that reports from the left say that the
enemy were massing heavily there on
Friday, and - an attack on the 'wing was
expected.
The St. Albans Raiders
Their Objeot was a Retaliation
MONTREAL,: November 14.—The case
for the prosecution of the fiit. Albans
raid is closed. On &aural/pit was de
cided to take the prisonerS : - .. voluntary
statements. Lieut. Young showed his
commission from Seddon, the rebel Sec
retary of War, and stated that the ex
pedition was not projected in Canada.
The object was retaliation on Grant
and Sheridan. That he was in cominu
nication with Richmond to obtain im
portant testimony, and wanted the case
postponed. Several other prisoners are
making statements to-day: '
The Illness of Lord Lyons
Highly Important ' Information
WASEIIIiGTON, Nov. 14.—The attend
ing physician of Lord Lyons denies that
the sickness of the latter is of as serious
and alarmin7 a character as has been
represented.
A large number of packages for the
army have arrived at the Washington
Postoffice with the wrappers destroyed
or the address so mutilated that they
cannot be forwarded, and are therefore
sent to the Dead Letter Office. It is of
ficially suggested that persons sending
packages should write on a card the lull
address and fasten it securely to the
contents of the package inside the wrap
per, and this will secure prompt deliv
ery.
New York MonerMazket.
NgtV YORK', Noy. ;4 —Gold closed to-day at
AUCTION SALES
nil A. M'CLELLAND, AUCTIONEER,
55 FIFTH STREET.
FURNITURE, FEATHER BEDS AND
C FLPE I'S AT AUCTD , N.—On WEDNES
DAY 510FNING, 26th INST , at in o'clock,
alit be sold at the Mai :tic Hall Auction Rouse,
H. Fifth street, Marble Top Centre Table, Two
Ahatogany Cerd Tables, Side Table, Bureaus,
, ewing Stand, Cane Seat Chain and Rockers,
Wash Stands, new Settees, Wood Chairs, Cot
t age and F. P. Bedsteads, Spring Mattress, Two
Large and Prime Feather Beds, Bolsters, COM
r.,rta, Clocks, Lamps, queensware,
NEW CARPETS AT AUCTION.—WiIi be
sold on WEHNEbDAY MORNING NEXT, in
connection with the Furniture, New Ingrain
T,ro and Three Ply Carpet; Hemp and Stair
t'arpets.
TOBACCO, IRON SAFES, Cc., AT Alla-
TION.—On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Nov.
tsth. at it o'clock, at Masonic Hall Auction
House, 65 Fifth street, will be sold without re.
serve, SI Caddies Tobacco, city brand ; 1 Butt.
Tobacco; 5,000 Segars; 2 Iron Safes.
PAWNBROKER'S SALE.—On TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY 15VENINGe, Nov. 15th
and laih, at 13 , ‘ o'clock, will be sold without
reserse, by order of Pawnbroker, a large quan
tity of goods, comprising Silk, Balaton and
Calico Dresses, Skirts, Merino Dressing clowns,
Coats, Pants and I eats, Shirts and Drawers,
and a quantity of articles .too numerous to
mention. ttols
MILITARY AND NAVAL
.611.131-391%7CX3t.
E. T. MATHEWS & CO.
LT. MATHEWS 0 G. VANHORII.
Late of Treas.
Dept, washing
ton, D. C.
44.1CTO.IELNIEICS,
10011 THE ADJUSTMENT AND
Ooßeation of Clain§ against the United
States or any State Government.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 808 WALNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
REARS OMIT SMART STREET,
PITTSBURGH.
M'MASTER & G - Al ZA M
Attorneys-szt-X.AaNY,
PENSION, _ • •
BOUNTY,
•
BACK-PAT
PRIZE MONEY COLLECTED,
&c., am. &c.
Applications by mall to either (Mee attended
to as if made M - perion. •
No charge made until the claim in adjusted.
PERSONAL ATTEN' lO'N' given to claims •
before the Departments in Washington; D. C.
noB-tf
& WILSON'S
s'T P
SEWING MACHINES
Over 160.0nr f th , -e tilobiniv, have
already been sold.
Over 9.000 are in nee in I" ittsturgh
and Vicinity.
The Sale of these inimitable Machines is
greater than all others combined..
No one should buy a Sewing Machine
until they have examined and tested the
Wheeler & Wilson.
They are warranted for three years, ,
Instruction Free.
aarSalegroom, No. 27 YIETH SMELT.
Wffi SUENNN. & 00., Agentz.
seplB:d&w
To Wounded Soldiers
A LL SOL D IER S BARE BEEN
A
Discharged by ref.A.l,
i {:icsouthlis received
in nay battle, end who,""ruwezAirt received th e
111100 ,1 2471.4 ,
can now receive the same
AT ONCE,
BaarliYoirl7trienATll ther 'Atarri°n o k ttr , ;
wia W r h al lli i *" ;4 4"
PRISONERS OF WAR
liopre &Italia:4ly ocilg ro .
and atattention meat* than*
for OBSES 1N:44 of tap:
tuned by the enemy. -
808 3 ‘0 1 , 13111 MS
DELABRIN 0 0A 01 / 4 .40 atitat
• • .10 11- ;--- = 1 / 4 11-; -
-;4:11;11120:1114116,1$444,;:i4
',.. I W 4I gi'AVRI: 3 ii - leder
=MI=
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?irisvitot,i,titut,:...gousitiA
TiIiIPCVZ:
TORRENCE" A
.T,mM
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Ayotheoarler!aad~y
Poreignlan IDOluestinal,./q Q iN- ediaul - "4 1
-.:
and aheniliale k ' 44 a/ 444 1.4 o tUiri; -: '''_
-- - ,,1
Alcohol, Perfumery,-:- ,
' - - - z 3' ' ( Ili; '-,..: * . Z ,. ' '
and . Toilet lioapc#lngek-7:44 ,--,,;,41
quick %%anew ,Fas3.-',.l rs . 4., '
10.4.4.,,, t-het.i. and , V`
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....RaiL.9_ ••••••• .fiLe. 4 7" . ~ ._"'l
l i tunees, SUPpprgeils, .*:4111l;', , cil
P i'n ifiticri , , - ,--- ~
/ B races, 4 _ , ~, , .
_ ,-," ~...^VEP-', , ._,., r•-' . 2
Medicinee, ,i. ze. , ,-,. - '
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TRUSSES! - ' 'VititiMl,V
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' We manufacture ali-theiatestifol...___.-Aum,,,.-,-4,,
ed Trtuisel, And keep_ emusantir g1x... , -..., 1
Marge* Pita* ?litter ' s Cdiii6Pr,'l4,,NlPP"
and all other numunA.-T--
1n.13101611 reduirthritnriineullarelylivo(Tensnll
or when
o pares. desire it t l iV , VP2 l l' nl liactUSS - -',,
to rder
.4;..,.;x",.., --' ' - . '-_, - k
" Dl i niuz . stripoitiiii*P.;:
nucruLDEß! ll 44, 4 4Elis,- -1 1,- ... 1
ELART/C-STOII II I ' ,- 4 ,-";:,•., ..
- - --
_ __. 2 . -' 3,6 ..'0rA, 1 ,„ • -• ~. -r . - -- --.1
DR, NoGARE attends pereonsaWlo Zallakc.ll./.,1
giteatiOn. of Trusses, Sco., and - ctesthetreatment
i Rupture. -
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:;•....., ri . .:l! ; _-- c i
PHYSICIAN'S P ll E ol =oll4_ , •.--4
~,,
CAREFULLY boisteiCitizoiti:: : 2 flutxre.:,:„. 74
scription Department is always in Barge of agr_l
wexperienced` edladi lul i t!sliArid. illes nab
_„,-- -,-,
ard prescriptions. IscaSetelltea w/i2!.,,-;,4
t°ParitY),f f e4ha t 3ol.4l 4 l 4( 4 7 l3 alun , 1
Prescriptions carefully in amixouliffifyil at all -*:'
hotus of the night . , Wiz_ , r •
DIETETIC & CULINARY ARTICLES.,
. .
Pure Cream or Tartar.
. }meth& Lial4l4 Sods •
T i n and roTierfOßYeLs, Pive• -
Pe l per,„
Root g a u ger _ •tr re
it . .4-1 , :-,
Bark Cinnamon.
Oswego Coin.Starnh, —
. Cox's Gelatine;
.Price 4 Glycerine. -
lieeker'a Farina:,
Pure -Wines_ fur Cooking
itainett'it Cooking rtatinststn•-;.,•••'' •
Oaratvay -,, Seed.
-Annul
Qoriander
• Mace -
Salerattla,l* l- '
_ ••••••."..•,.t
HO u ,__.„.
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.gEsoiayT44tit.4 _,. ~:,::::.:.:,:z
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Ooneentrated Lye, PurePottate,-. : ,
SRI Sade, . . ,
- Alum y ,
....„.., ii .,,,,..
silver.saad. . . 'Rath - Ili:lac
~ ~
Tripoli, - &,e,,,etzat,u, 6.•-.,f-4*-ifr-i.
.
Hemp Seed , Oanary SeedOtalg,
Pittsburgh Adenoy,,,..
For all raltableProlate,rt , 6 / 1 4111 1,
Dr. D. JAYNE'S Ex
"peotoriAll,4 tx
~.i,
. _
" :Mar nap
- *" ' I 44L
' Sanatlsa".l4l4-.. a f, ' •
-. •,„ ...:.......„4. , .,-: t ....,.- -
Dr. J. 0.. AYRIt'S Cherry Pecitikraf. " ----'
IC, ,
..‘ r., oithartte Pill". - 3, -.
~ 3.
II HI ..
.7sariapsuille.', 'r• • •
• '‘- 'l'4
- .
ELECJIBOLIPSI Celebrated
1 .
. Osaases linabu, for. a litaddisr."'
If ' SarimPartlis, to .Raparlftes ot., - 4 - 2s2',
_ .
Dr. D. W. ROBACEOS Sosodisok , Blood
.:111144.
• • - •!.
BC77:2ll°l73=esi weep
344‘1 Tord ' ' 0 ' ..., ,5 ,.....„ _ •
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BHT% Shs disfalrlimessay, m _______...', „ce.
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11E1111
Bst Ilhemnamma. r• , •„....,,,,/,
a -• /----r•-•.41-rt.-!..C,..,,.
WRIGHT'S Gers4aissi - radish ,:.,
~,,:.,-,,-. ' 11...,-,. fl - . , -; , 41.12 - '", :- • „
, ,‘:';'-'-'-` '•
Braliiretit' 8 i
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De R. A. Milcan s' ` ni;........... Himatiri, •-=' -.-- 'v7.l
' ea Oelebrated 13
......... ~,,.--,,..., , -... . -.-„,c,
Drake's Plantation Bithrisei .. _
..,
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AnCutter's Nervize,English=ttiih),- •- i •••• cs ". - " • ' -- f-.7-1 - 1 0 :
Antidotefor Intesnil s , r. - ..q.‘, - •:......... : : ;.,...... • • i -_,,,„ „ ,
6)144 Patent '-aass i lerhi a''fif - tiSl , ‘l:-: 7:• : ;••••..4
Sudan the . • ' •-•'.,•,±','• - : - " - .. - • ,- 2
day.
Colo . ( - 30 ' ''VisiiiS,;4E-.4
ainti LeadB.2blol4.
,tri, ‘° t l tlimi. am., ,
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Brushu,,petty, Tube r_ahttas
.;,,_, . i .---4 , .....,,.„ iz4
Wsk have facilities-r„,9Sigr,!fMa!••• * "ti'''Y'Art3
at niannfiotarers prices.,; ;;,‘.,:,_}tif5a?..1.;_,,.;44t...a.,,,,,,,
--
'-ittiithaabkr-4,i1,41
Druirs' and-
5...,....
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Cdr stook of D rudantithfadl i tz 7 • ,-.:•:-
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pseharmmi-aanecuulaitietYanwathpligrearldelateiasad,,.: - ,,,, i ,r - 5,..... - -..,5 r , r . ! „,' : i . i..-r,, ,,...,. .., : ;7.47-1
(cratall drugs and medicine.. 7°- :, : z • l is' , :ft . ..'',.rtiqi
ed.
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. • Ch - ernibeibio. '.- , . - ,-,..T_.. ; ,...- . ,, ; _, , _., ,Tysi
All our American Ciltemicalli 2.ll2;tErs:Airri•-,,-„_-, --- 7 7.•‘:J
celebrated hOuce - of, •P!iTT,R B 4 I-z it i....i„,--4"
An inquiry of,, Y_elit.,,,..isitli y i ! , " !-••=-,,,ci.,--`.::. .a -
-• • - • -''. :
1 isfy you as t°•l°°lr ' V 77-71',.• • - 1.,,54-fC-T: ''',-`'r,-,..T.
.134reill ' • lir. - ..iiire.kOt 41111110. ii-r
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ourownicaport*, 3 4 -- . • - ----,, ' - 4.14' '.,-
In
:kelt' '.: xis:ail - A cet y l ," -- rt'•••,
' otta_, Alum „Hue b Ares s .‘
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Clam Wood, CoehlifeivAtemp_-‘37,-,,,,,
sc, bear, Extriacilio. ' ' s • sr -- r -: - A i r k , :i
*4' V r t• La rcifixv,. ' , '43:,'"=.-'-,--,:14
. - e si telli seniaa,t•Tinifetici ..0n3:1_,.,,•-,- -.:-iL,
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Ttlie old" ilocaeue_N---,vg. Niiiii, 1•••,_ • : -,5,-.--3..t,.i4
p P P um ure ure
s)jrdilliddautderis,'Sherry-ar Cir°e•wwilltrae,°,,,.-40,A, 2 -4471: •,1,.
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Pure Holland filn•
... „,, :.,,.. : ' , ..:i'2',7•.; 51 - 1
Jamaica and St z st3t eir 131 Jui lib i ti1 ' 1, 7 C 4,
importedorted 0
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of uovst(lckona_srestembra°6l-7,4711°16.:-"t1i1,7.464iiiLp.-;.11161,...i.i:;_,, ail
:1
' Cabanas Prensadoel, :..-. ~.. .1., ,F /. ...,:•-;--• •
~-!•• ....Izz.,
reverisleir I licitai.#s"!-: ,•-:,AVI-fi,',---":',-.."..",-,(1
Londree I Pigeroti
~,,,,E._t, wzr...l- '- .
limpllual Bella Crudest --
..,,
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1..A.,:.....1 ".- 2 ,-,' Y3- - - Ci4:3.
DOMeleriiie ..a.ffiromarms...
M ,
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lUWII d ttiira. filllNitted f. •s_ -,- ' .....,;%:
Eepanolas I Sobrinas 1- I . -,.• i. --_-,:.
J • es s i ra te r re °/ i i bs =sate s i''.. .1-.14 ~•'", .•-".' -`,-;•,'
And*
° T ar - ParehasedinUeSslnd
Our stalk icuanrws•
....,,,, aught ad
is
we are offering them toceesultk-ux usr, when
over 04r,DICIES before
tnii,.ur.
va.me ' in cwl:Wes of one hundred
wards. • c•-•- • •
TO THE DENTAL PriptEsSlOL
- . . —,,,
-..-. q ...,
We offer a large & jai- cautu
117 selected stack
S. S. Whlteli'eSiii 3 reeill . 4 '''''' ,l „,"
.0 - °'" uff ,'"' Arnuitivag 4,.ittitPs 'pimp - -
& Ode T ee th 1 -"I
Nina!, isactuty lc iv is ' 4 '
3° Plummt'lllisot a ri.- T. 244
Dental Chios,,
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