Artiek , Ailemekre:e Orttelker. ni4e tii'ninet Wizen 'Elite cifinitiii• sap jugglery )tave ny F IA the ' .t'4444o)lDiMPtetiis!bY.l4l94l9: f., illeiti;OtintenapOrakielvahlitltit * 0 t4 . ' 1 ° 5 1 4 I *.' 06, ;4 by I t 1 4 4410 • -74belliltki:40.1 : 11 1WiritiAileli.2.-._lf the vi;•: .i4mirvpponents " and 'frotibie in it ter M, tve _OtiliTot.", 44 4 1 9. hoito out it: 20041016,2*WnipOSibilityTh of) obtaining 'vote, tipiieml,-"vety •-• the fact the :74ort•::tii4g#, Li cigkt 3 fy 6 94iy r . pet as • usual, Secording,4o:law, on Friday neat lattete ct4/4!tl-101ibil";(0etbber• 14th) and -lifildik-44 - *4ltln tlititrii or the home ithTitnii WV; as usual, in e,b The Prothenotatt of their itt 116 of' the` yet remain, of ioeenk ro ~ pe l- i A .Copy of . tkis return • Was,, in many forward to the! State. Delf 04, . PM/A at Tralrrr/019Digr but, if the.vote it wanting to make ne a Complete „it waif _only necessary Inakilyi,itiailtinPtothonotaries of noun -14.1.40: thWhome Vote *as not 540 . 00 0iMifiii0 ' ;14; some One-hey 0 E 1 44 4 4 4 afitY demand itr4eere- Lary Sllfer , f o r , instance --and it- would ktivg:been; 'obtained. A 'se of tlts bents and' parate. return Ccildteie votes, in Cato cs.ti-EQW,.:4I;u the - offices , or the - Tiyithortotariee. not every Congressional . • cteirthe State, ' an d . may yet be • ~9.tbPitt,lYlt_it Secretary tile Coin - -4_4**140 . t For &Were! weeks ?after the "election 00i.obiir- : there was': no dotibt cven r ' 04-. r., • 4 *411, . our homexotes; the V447.,boatilgiudigthey could, do for their , stile:-Was _on I htnonigtessitin contest here s . the result : and Tron4 floreS iii4 04 . ,7440. see 4 4; our maiaritYto , and is, no trouble,. whatever • inlnietaittining • bid num ... '2 &Neuf . • ss a aleyera..---•.4.4 .... • _ $ . Raney . ;itattexuCt.....'.'. 7 8119090011 .... ,1‘209 .. . i 440411. Ste ens- ... ..... 'rreN!lr ......... 221 :22 -4"20/DIDD; .4. 2 4/ is Miller ... 6,1 -16 schoseiii ... - (Janina .... ass 20 Ottlftv .... 799 ;.17„, : Atittislon.,..., 22, I, •4 l ta gil son ...... • • ' t.,11020a alaVeIRPSte .oThe• Southern papers are as much 011i*,,',#0.rt.ii4,Phertztis n'°ve i Amitta ! Jun.thinie of the North; so anx , Alma aretalito,imar something of the in tre tid - sMtiertil,' that each 'aide, like :drosV44,e'rnen, grasp at anything no Matter; how trifling. Assn instance of , -this, we.seet.stomgoing the rounds of ,- theirrytuti, :relating iOnleilarig- that Roger i niorithiiii others dO about t 4 -In Geoigiao ,. v , • , tl•qt Priori-whet:tithe rwar,brobl out, was a loug-haired ivelfehaped, ep o llthig' C *reiiiiiiiti from Yltglipa ; he 'its Of the 011- • ' 49#9/41,1400444 Wati alwaysou hand Ar r as • t and'-' 4 :aralbe; stmtil one day a i Idgi eatirttlnethber dialed 'Potter; from IMO/sin We tilifik 1 fig4S4{/0 a in ' V , .'• rm 2, ; Jo --•:,: !(•- . -... aC° --- * al % tal 1:14/Pettl4418 Thgi a i ttEl ; not with Piettils,i however; •but with broad -axesangtirSoir liand-saws. This bar . li,alii_Oitiiiistaoii !iiiegniited the VII - f 4011.,anOrlyi declined i s t, but it still h, .d '• si sOPitibi- efreet , Upall his puguaelous prppegulitiSk - 'Pito that lime,-Roger witir.il44-ttittiii' anxibuq fOr iiidi.trig . - aim .ti ge,.94911,Tqat ...i•ariximithimoriptured rebel, a num Who ‘Ntionidiaa:oooirthink of taking his own ifs, Alji he, wo und of giviog the slightest ' c fn f' o .l7.4gfAri",leith;ited to damage ,the ..rs,lol (Awesome of -the news mongers Aticuit Washington? receive . great com -194; 143 4 a *nrit g aP 3 : - `.oo2l,:telfiteet,iiitorrinstion from the South !a gababir thattrona Bot-Getr.rel Roger A. Pry - Sawtior wholltatt-tintifdit titter mtey as 4! juiseii odill4UPll cliPitoi AM . us. was cc rpoe_tot... , tMmultnet., neat Peters „Until lentterfria; who, 'horny seer ouuseigune,mi wooolsasseat, durloga, CrtiIIVII. ittUrithf 044'44Y i h Mt+ lie sdligaliadEth!! , _bad captured.- 4 Pd vtita,_ wittika t there NMI Mine Lirtintiuktift ilOw4tistoreerieesi.aiewet:iztitingttar te Aild'ea _Unit ilneute,Autd unit hit i woutil so 411fatsabslaidib '........A.UWifittit t l l iPt e au, -Rth te „40,01,..,,,,..adibe.tit frinue M mote l aaa theta° .wee etpift,.te Balkh:oa t JAN to term - mm - 8 a TKe %tilted rreetv atii_aposteatty vitt' trial :. 4 iyouthuribas m• mut, now imodp d usheapg, with were alam haz any i st i e sr wthe service Woul d ed States, .S434,ttrailhaptyili'of the/Smith sno be loimuktglbtapyre as /heretofore( resat/M tg ...Itterto ,tbatt , a olov ‘ atattatmt, , t2-Pyar having been a private soldier lWvizionfs was not in a • position to ifft44,V__, . l iglif ' SA ern lan t2 ildve -149.41.10” f 1-Staii 9.9A - wan/Sr, 40, more :Stuintwes, accessible to/the - rebel' press 16 ' 111 0=6nd'; We fi llteierote.lllao no ik 'idis4l 4:4 l 4ifi, a .4 1 . 11 944, o r , *l l 3 - -; bft.figtgrob9;l4,4_,bi rother-Afirmation.ft &Oar youldcmumh - liit**lTeidlllmar inform lifti i,: MM. :.474(0_,M4VPOil*Sth, 'll/41„*.i ogAirg ifiiij-, uipitiitykuss,,i,Laxit,as' . ir4uno et to kW lettcourseng .adadsaidim 'we copy the follo wing from Eiouttittli i gillf t _MMV l4 o 4) -4 12 # 4 ?°E 94t. we bays "use fea r AMAlte , b-Wttr-ti J l 4 our_ daring' ,fairimsixakerAzlittists' ( ( ia.f)- Glironi. viraiitgoirif IfoirC 20,1 r. e itaytii - 1 ' ''.iliiiWi l iw,„ 4 - 4 4 „tat : hi mttit rsmuatry in Wiettrs AZaaskrobabi; ljteeng" 4 air yaks .. Off leiticav! , oolgno a L'34llth is_ ea . tp ,thardi ,,,iumz AI wtfrAtik#ol l,0 1 4 .044.400',1 AMl;firoo..." `z - 1 -4 " 2 . , 4 afß:t' ' SAM ike FRDI XLMO; ~, D EO. 2 ,I&N. Cities of the Mountains A. Mr..Wpger, who, writes from Virgi nia, gives the following accounts of tw( mountain cities: Virginia and Nevada cities are about two miles apart, and are or will be one. They are growing rapidly. It is no ex aggeration to state that in the two places there are a hundred and fifty buildings per week erected. In Virginia City there are Ilso..five splendid stone buildings. and more going up. It .is a very busi ness like place. The streets are so thron,ged:titatitia difficult for a team to drive through. Sunday is the busiest day. • All the mechanics are at work, the stores are open s and theminers come in to get their - supplies. There are , no churches. The first school house will be opened in a few . days. The first paper, the Virginia Post, was issued the day this letter was dated. A theatre is soon to be opened. _ ihmbling is done openly in all the saloons, and there are some devoted ex clusively to, that purpose., Qeod music Is employed day and night at ;hese salcene to lure In the uawasy. I!The circulating currency Is gold dust and greenbacks; .$1 ln • dust being con sidered worth $2 in greenbacks. ,;. Tha_popnlapon of. Virginia city a year iigfil was scarcely 1,200. It is now esti ,,Rated 14. 10,000. The ;dew about the 41 - 0 is bounded by barren hills and val )Sys and the'Rooky Mountains. There are haangfridAttle„ hikes on these hills i Ito; PtiPipsTflpecadm'ater running own-into the M a. n• river in the valley. Mari city ni r u ga t o n tit ir arriving d&aun the the gtates and Halt - Like. • T cagsatization of a new corps to 'tamped the First army corps, has been Ordered by, the " . War DepartMent, Ma jor_eneral Efett*it,, lately command er of al Second cotps,in' the , Army of the Pehativical to take, charge alt, and it wilt eolnpetted,ef. . at" lend , tWenty • 9 ! ouset el44flOrY• formation 03camt4cc the fret _,of December vrox4o.,44.o,4'oiitliktiO Int the first .14'4937??"!1' Vie.PnTat_s ad/Pitted - - ' oble who •than fin- Icrults .4 Wan futtdarthd -011- Vetetett troops just arriving from the South i ts4l243;wiarc:tunloinlllll:orofeepe! 1 4 7 ndreaite d Iftl eil m i .t lit),. from , 1 1 7 I : " I n daYgunwift,o..lllllrwiles.ll:l:tualSheheftrt7hlraLtWah'seea; oa ften our tlpt:ted et 1 . .s* on the banks of the Potomac and the Alti. e .. • s are (etraf - Andtwilla teeth da e t thb e M in a°W en thne ti : Ora - .jih i ° 11 7 :71 4 rt 'i ble l r77l : tie • R't.P rA , , P 2 , 4- "lows ' ~,.I , _ ~ ..t.-*,_, . v* o.` We are glad to mew sucnti fooliht- Of confidence in the 'city. The w ole avatiable tome el the community la under arms, and ready et a moments notice for the trenches. The en emy are believed to be east of the city, about thirty 'miles diatant. Tht direction of their march is uncertain "They are reported to have 4 wagon train eight miles long. Many are of the opinion that they intend to tcave Macon unmolested, fearing to attack the ramz.itTr.trildtdhetiteleonded fin . • ne thing ta curtails' 4tacon I. fo be defend to the last, intithelle beet informed . believe it W ean be held 'gain ; annforawattsama r xseen brief( against These sc rape of news from the Geor ila papericiseirtifirhat conflict with Pri or's statement, Wei is, if he ever made the one ,quoted, - which we .: regard as being very doubtful. VVllD 77 riereTse a Draft. Our, intensely loyal contemporary, the Commercial, yesterday contained the following pleasant and exciting *an nouncement: "We have referred to the order for correcting the enroll , centrists as indicative of another draft, and that, top,at distant-day, unless the armies are kept u p byenlistments. Nem York and Bo ton be thus interpreting not only the order but the general aituation• and taking ever/thing-into ,consideratiou, be wise if thfs eone/usion becomes general." 14 s Until, the Bth of last month, our neighbor, as well as all the other Aboli tion , papergin countsy assured their read• era that no more drafts would be needed, if Lincoln werere elected. Even the offi cers of the War Department told the people this falsehood, at the very time too that they were preparing for the most sweeping conscription of the war. But if the Abolitionists can stand this so can the Detnocracy, The Lake Erie Piracy. The more the particulars concerning the arrest of Burleigh , one of the Lake Erie pirates, is considered, the more we are convinced of the facts we have pre. viottaly stated, that there was an exten sive plot organitted by the rebels in Can ada for the purpose of operating destruc tively on our lake marine. So soon as BurleiglN friends became aware of his arrest, they sued out a writ of habeas corpus 'before the Court of Queen's Bench, which was made returnable on Tuesday, at twelve o'clock. 'As he had previously been committed to Jail by an alderman of the city, who had no author ity in the premises, it will be seen that his discharge, from arrest was a foregone conclttsion. • Mr. Brown, Assistant United States District Attorney, arrived in ,Toronto about ten o'clock on Tuesday, and upon learning the turn matters were likely to take, at once bad a -warrant taken out before the Recorder, and placed in the hands of an officer. Before this could be accomplished Burleigh had been dis charged. Pouttmately, or unfortunately as the case may be, his rebel friends, who were present in large numbers, stood ready to congratulate him on his release, and thus detained him for prob ably half an hour. This circumstance worked in Mr. Brown's favor, and the regular warrant was served on the rebel chief as , the echoes of his friends cheers had scarcely died away. Instantly, signs of disturbance was Manifested by the crowd. The gam e , was called's d---41 Yankee trick, but Bur leigli's_ctiunsel prevailed upon him t o quietly stibinit to the course of the law, and he'wee taken back to jail, followed by a large concourse of long visaged rebels. Tho Yankee trick did the job. The examination that followed has been fully reported. Burleigh is a young man about 24 years ofsge, a thick set athletic man, apparently of Scotch origin, and boasts' of bating been an officer in the navy. He not the ieader of the pirates, but held a'secondary command to Bell. He ;was,` however, the most officious, malig- Mull and insulting of the gang, and if hiS wishes had been law he would have been eatlalied With nothing less than the tiestruefion Of the Philo Parsons and ev - When erything that came in her way. first arrested, Burleigh told the officer that he wished to God his arrest had been postponed one week, as he had an important job on hand. During a conversation with him he indirectly re veated the fact that he had been engag ed Ur purchasing an armament for the propeller Georgian, which steamer re cently passed this city on her way up to Collingivood. The armament was to have , been pet on at or near Port Sarnia but the vigilance of our government offi tiers In' nutking the arrest übtl doess fres , totted the Movetnent. It may, however, give the key to the combined rebel plot, and will , donbtlesir be acted upon as such —Derrell Trattn Prom the Pittsburgh_ trozionnuntsist. The Trho.„.scif ifteverpede Boat soranims, winks SOME ~.",- ' i Stelinittlai , q , The i liglißer .' ' it t Vgliiin Home is in: /TM; ve stiel:Wlteli IS on hams to tendet q,°lskithrOPert, shelter and in- ortrettp4enree;.throlgh the New Jer2 s q u etiO* to atef,Alidren of United seY Cana Vid - Delaware river and Ches . Berea iteddiekii, - IxelLO have died in the apeake canal, had =La trial trip a day or Bqt/ice of thefi 'country, as well as to two Were Ale started, .which is thuS the Children of those soldiers who have deiieribed• , , INA so maimedin the same service as On Friday, the 25th Inst., the, little Stromboli made 'here xperimental trial t ,zp on te e ) s t . est s her ief ts t r w it a e lf Ii %13 incapible 'of extending to their a rgh tti e r s i et ittle ones that assistance which they would otherwise cheerfully give them yard about eleven o'clock a.m., and It is also intended to give a temporary under the pilotage of Captain John Mc Ginn proceeded, up the Hudson river home to those children of soldiers, whose parents, through temporary disability osc;me (I:tan:ea rentaunr antagoteeeTcl may be unable to afford them a proper beautifully from on top of the pilot . support house as well as from below decks • The name of this institution indicates Alter some test of the propulsive ma its nature. * lt is not to be a Refuge of t c o h r in ez , it oritshdolanairedme to pa flre n2 a a " o w w 00 0 d o an Asylum—it is to be a Home for those furnished to and used with such success poor children whom the war to defend by Lieutenant Cushing in the destruc m Ale the nation's existence may have ren- Lion of the re l dered homeless . These children of the fonTyluesitiehrtpedbeo rra of s chaorbfvmaecl rle , or with only nation should not be treated as outcasts' placed In the basket, rut ont,,detatched, left to the cold charity of the world, or and when at a given point, about one foot below tin surface of the water, it as orphans, in whose behalf can be was exploded; leas than two and a alf pleaded only the ordinary motives or miiites being consumed in the whole Philanthrophy or Christian love. They opertion, .The explosion and the per a special title on the nation, in culler appearanceot the column of water whose defense they have been made fa Illy up by b the torpedo can be but therlesa, and which, in return for the P er ot desc rib ed ography na .- g a ht p i ehnavelndsotnaentltnertits life that has been preserved for it, no painter could have depicted the should feel it a pride and honor to watch scene with justice The water was about one hundred and over and foster the young lives that its e tt il t w y n t u t i . ) dying defenders have committed to its wgicii meeeasittnread Aboutantdienfoert column, in m care. eter The torpedo, when exploded, That the country which he has brave - was only fifteen feet distant from the bow of the vessel, and the shock, as felt ly defended, owes to the invalid soldier protection and Support , on deck, was very slight indeed. Every has never been was charmed the t questioned one The most warlike peoples It was now decidedwith experimen to try a torpedo have ever taken special pride in caring placed twenty feet below the surface of f the wa h ter, and about the same distance for, fostering and honoring their scarred from t e bow of the vessel This tor veterans Appropriations for this pur pedo contained sixty pounds of powder, pose, whether contributed from the pub and was placed in position as in the he or the private purse, have never been former experiment, but was exploded by Beardsley's magnetic electro ma deemed an useless or extravagant ex chines, a beautiful specimen of art. The pense No where, perhaps, has this explosion at this time produceifferent honorable feeling exerted so great an in results, and still more interest ing . The fluence as in this country, during the water was thirty feet deep, and the tor - present at the instant of explosion, was war. On the sick and the wounded soldier have been lavished the bl n aoh fromotono,o the on ti n e t d m o g f a the ri v er . blacker eof ' care of a generous ple Whatever umn, arose from the surface, and quick man's skill or woman ' s intuitive kind ly mounted aloft, at least threescore feet, being twenty feet in diameter, and ness could suggest , that either public or private munificencethick with mud. The shock of this toss has not failed to do pedo was felt over the space of about in this noble cause. But, while doing one hundred and fifty yards the, itlifted, or felt as if it did, bow of our duty to the living, we should not forget the dead. Unknown, unnamed, the nseolunapl a bo ut ni t h se e n i so nc t l i t o e i s t , bt gro in the field where he fell, lies many a satisfied that this vessel, for destructive brave man. In a year or two the slight purposes, has no equal in the world o vestiges which now mark his resting ironclad can withstand its power . 21 It is perfectly safe to operate in place will have disappeared, and of him, personally, no recollection will remain, Refugees at Chattanooga save in the general statement of the his From the Ohattepooga Gazette of Nov 214 torten, that in such a battle were killed The number of refugees arriving in so many thousand of the defenders of h o e ttr r city continues large. The y arrive the Union . He, indeed, is beyond the fo e w w i i th wi thout able to n bring a o fi o n , reach of our comfort , neither riches, very little household stutf A couple nor power, nor skill can restore to him of beds, or matresses, a few blankets, the life which he lost for us and our some cooking utensils, and a chair vr two generally comprise their whole sup childrea. But to u heh bequeathed , s as ply of the comfort of life The great a sacred legacy—the little ones, who body of the refugees have arrived here had but learned to lisp his name, when, during the last two weeks, and in that at the call of his country, he tore him thattimellv: thrililiivteed"Aattiltaenooo o rs i t r weather self from them. Mayinap, when about cold rains failing every dat and myaekainrs: to gasp the last painful breath of life he the streets almost knee deep in mud bethought him of those helpless ones at At first the arrivals were so gamerous home, and sought consolation in the re that all cou l d notthe e accommodated onrs I, m chtb in flection that of them a generous coon came from Georgia were needed, they try would not fail to take every care were compelled to move their things out of them and do the beat they could Bequeath ed thus by It, dying defenders, these CHILDRRN OP THR RRPORI IC ftowreettettheinteAntnyjuaort w i t ai re st t o h p er d b be should be sheltered, fostered and educe- gage was put out, others found plareesaign tad by the nation This obligation can the different warehouses and houses not lie declined by any one who knowsalong the railroad and in the car sheds andresebnut nearly all of them are sin the dof ep yardgathe At the duty of the citizen, or in whose buildings heart glows one spark of true present , of into a camp around the "Refugredees country, House on the railroad, earth of the d d epot N Durin t f the week ending Satur To provide for these children of the nation a thing home, it is necessary to nu a Lers were yem reerceilv9et!l4a n t !l le rerio t° r li t c ed n a g t support and educate them in a way that camp'Men, 596;women, 1,115, chil their residence there shall be a mark of dren, 1,690, • total, 3,401 During the same time the following have been sent distinction to which in after life they north tou, le Men t0ta1,2156811v0 The may refer with honorable pride s 3 e t h o il N e raeshvil the living, but maimed or invalid eniA number remaining in camp CO Saturday dier, should not be looked on as a pau night was 4,330 The whole number nf rations issued to them daring the Week per, to be provided for in a poor house so these children ought not to be treated haamvoeincLteedd after their arrival l er of them as Inere outcasts, or pauper orphans of whom suffered from exposuree'busrawee Care, accordingly, should be taken that understand the deaths ale not so nuttier ous a 9 might be expected from the pri m their home they should feel that they vations they are unavoidably forced to arc neither one nor the other At the enduo Everything it done b th same time, the mauagetnent will never military i uthorities that can be do ne t e o forget the sacred duty of using a pru ielieve them of their distresses, but it Is impossible to relieve all suffering Many dent economy In the administration of of the poor creatures were sic before the trust confided to them " they left their homes, snd the recent The above Prospectus was issued some Wet weather has caused many of them months ago, and a considerable amount to shake with the ague The cold of Sunday night and yesterday was so nas been subscribed by several of the liberal and wealthy citizens of Pitts fhreeaotptehna ac o n s a mmonunnyt n il ti te nt --h r Y e ing ih are COM burgh. An act of ineoporation was celled to do—will keep them procured, the only one yet granted by Some are despondent sad gloomy while others take the matter philosophically the Legialature of Pennsylvania for the special object of providing a home for and ie n e m v f e n n rt m s err Ji n y, m s a n k n i i i n g light of l their the orphans of Union soldiers The in number of refugees ep Y orted ig in t h e eorporaters who are to have charge of camp was 4,198. Ever' effort is being the institution comprises names which made to send them Noith, or give em guaranty the careful and efficient wan toy il T e e n nt to the malesonfrethen diffedrent agement of the institution. Liberal sub• wood egoppei y s fn the `ilovern e ft e n gage d se a r s scriptions have already been made, suf- vice on therailroads . ficient to make a beginning, but much -- - more will be required to maintain this "Home" successfully, and enable it to relieve eves a small proportion of the poor and helpless children who have been orphaned since the war commenc ed We are informed that a building has been leased and is now being fitted up, which will accommodate forty or fifty orphans. The near approach of winter, (which threatens to be most severe) and the exorbitant cost of all sorts of food, fuel and clothing appeal urgently to the benevolent to look promptly and kindly to the condition of the poor and needy. We cordially commend to their charit able care the poor orphan or the sol dier who Lost his life fighting his conn try's battles—surely the case is one that commends itself to every humane and patriotic man who has anything to spare. Caarturts EXAPP is President of the Sol diers' Orphans Home, and Oho. W. Cass Treasurer—to whom , subscrip tions may be made. We shall watch the organization and progress of this noble institution with great interest, and fur nish hill information in regard to it. !ALMOST PAT.O.L.—The family of A. J. Roller, an employee of the Northern ()animal Railway,residing in Eihrewsbniy, York county,Pa., consisting'of Wife and three - children, were poisoned from eat ing - cheese 1 44 a lin fAnnday evening. The cases would - luiVe 'pioVed fatal Ike very shorttlfielladlot medics/ aid be IncVl4lYe ilittliti• R.' 9 : Ero4Bo - - thoughtpronottne-Whir 'lol/6'.d g_4041, and It . tiu 7 , will rcoes: - , e 4. -, ~ , ~ . Reported Raid. The Baltimore Amerian of last eve ning says: "The city a full of rumors to day in relation to a mid on the line of the Baltimore and Olio Railroad, but up to the time of going to press we, have not been able to ascertan anything defi nite. Among the reports are one that New Creek has been captured by the raiders, and that Piedmont is also in their hands. We only give these re pohas current mans, and cannot for their ccarectness. New Creek has for some time past been strongly fortified, and int has been cap tured we should have learned some of the believe that telograph. We do not believe that any comiderable force of the enemy could cros the Potomac without the knowledge d Gen. Sheri- dan, and suppose the riders to be a small cavalry force." IT is reported from Pais that the King of the Sandwich Islanls has sent an ambassador to Prance o say that he would gladly Reef); tht protectorate of Napoleon, giving a laze territory in payment for the support - - Sll ToColf ritrilitirmvitas.---0 0 at ssa-savß- SrirratEßS mia recei ve avaluable prescription fol the cure of Con on, Asthma Bronchtil Amu and Lung affbotions, s, and al , (free if charged by send lag your address to Bev. EDWARD A-WM-RON, seplodanditur wuriasuburgh,Bingi Co., N. I's ur.vo ctrwrzaas pia THE ARAI should not leave t h icity untUsupplied with HOLLOWAY'S FELLS AND OINT MENT. For Sores, S wamis, Small- Pox, Fevers antßowel tii;fluese medi cines are the ten in the - Ever/ French soldier uses them"th Ifthe tikhr of thinsinotice,.• cannot Set a etillis or antiment Doln the kuir, store in tilik jet idta Write to ' ine; Bo moon . :Lade, ount add I lanais-ben Dee' ML ' , " Many dealers will not keic inymeliethesonlyndbeosuserthworn libtinsiss in aiinus Am k, pront 11' other *times' - t o per box arm. • Ear'RE LZItCrA? l t yl IN Its Of:Rut:l -mous action of the parties interested.. OftISITADORIEPS HAIR: LOIN. Has replied the old worn-out inventions for coloring the heir, which the better experience of years had proved to be gefectiveanddeleterioue. Unlikethe bomponmis that MABE - WILR upon the health of the hair, and dry up and consume the juices which sustain it, this mild, genial and perfect dye le found to be a vitalizing as well am a coloring agent. A valuable adjunct to the Dye, in dreaming and promoting the growth and perfee health of the hair, and of Itself, when Used alone—a safeguard that protects the fibres from decay - under all air. cutestances end undeflall elidield- ' Manufactured by J. ORISTADOIIO, no. No. 8 gists Astor House, New York. Sold by all . Appli yams by by all Hair Dressers. Drug- s-i MANHOOD, AND THE VIGOR tar cip. yollTii RESTORED In four weeks, b DE. BICORD,S ESSENOE OP - LIFE. Dr. kicord, (of Paria,) after years of earnest solloi tattoo, has ariength acceded td . the urmmt re quest of the American public, andappointed al Agent in New York, inr the sale of ,his valued and highly-prised Essence of Lite. This won derful agent wW restore Manhood to the most shattered constitutions in tour weeks • and, if used according to printed instructions, ( allure is impossible. This Life-restoring remedy should be taken by all about to marry, as its effects am permanent. Success, in eve case, is certain. Dr. Ricord's Essence of 34 1 e is sold in Cana, with full instructions for use , - at 11, or four quantities In one for IS, and will be s ki, t any Pact, carefully Packed, on recelptof remittance to his accredited agent. Circular sent free on receipt of four stamps. PlilL/P ROLAND, 441 Broome st, one door west of Broadway, N. Y., Sole agent for Tinned States. sep2O:stod Pr. BHA ik-DEETITS PILLS. —THE WEAK, the Consumptive, Costive, Bilious and Delicate, after some daps' use, will find renewed strength and life pervade every organ of their frames. Every dose makes the blood purer The nerves commence in the arteries and terminate in the veins. These pills, as a first .ffect, act upon the arterial blood, increasing the circulation, try which impurities are deposited in th and they throw off , such collections into the me ' bowels, which organs, by the energy derived from Brandreth's Pills, expel them from the syste a. When first used, the Pills may occasion griping, and even make the pertiens feel worse. This is an excellent sign, and shows the disease will soon be cured. No great good is often achieved without some trouble in its attainment, aneih rule applies to the recovery of health is and Sold try THOMAS IikaIPATH, Pitts not{ burg by all respected° dealers lit ruedleines. h,me DR. TOBIAS' VE.NE TI A N LINIDIEN.T.—A certain cure for Patna in Limbs and Back, Sore Throat, Croup, Rheu matism, Colic, tte. A perfect family medicine, and never falls. Read Head I t Head I!! LIVONIA, Wayne Co , Alich June lt, 1663. This Is to certify that my wife was taken with gulnsey Sore Throat ; it commenced to sweli. and wan so sore that She could not swallow, and coughed violently. I used your Liniment made a perfect cure, in one week. I firml, and y lieve that but tor the Liniment she would hbe- lost het file. JOHN H. HARLaveAN. Price 16 and 60 cents. Soh by aliliruggista. Ottlee 6ii cortiandt street,Nirw York. Sold by THOS. 111.1HPATB, Pittstreirgh. tan MIN& we ___ . pRIME POTASH, PRIME POTASH, PRIME POTASH, The price of concentrated Lye and of the ma terials for making Soda having advanced so much, attention is now turned to the old stand bye. PoTASH, POTASH, POTASH. A tined excellent article which can be had AT JOSEPH FLEMING'S DRUD STORE, Corner of the Diamond and Market rt. Where, afro may be had Soda Ash of the beat quality, Paints, White Lead, ORE and Varnish, at the lowest rates, Superior Fruit Wax, Superior Fruit Wax the D . Remember the place to procure arug and Perfumery line le nything in CorneAt Joseph Flemings Drug Store, not 7 _r of the Diamond and Market street. TO-DAY'S A D kit AGOOD STOCK OF (hey and White Country lilankete BARRED FLANNELS, Just rfteired M dec2 LYNCH H. J. L'S. _ __ ____ I RIVER LANDINGS FOR SALE. ( SllN4irutgalinEgDmattEßTaihvOry, . An.NrioDtv occupied by toe Little Saw Mill Run Itailtoal Company. Also Thirty-Three Hundred feet RI VER FRONT, below llork's Run, dtrectli opposite Manchester The Landings will be letvaed to unexatptionabie parties for a term of years. For terms, apply between the hours of it A. M. and 6P. M., to N. P. SAW A . ER, deal-ltd 47 Wood street. —..---_ 113 Hat'reenttue:tiriVeaN:4V•ptllsls°, 17117 gin Ertl.? Dons, Gonorrhea, -Meet, Stricture, Urethral Discharges, Impurity Cf the Blood, Skin Diseas es. Scorbutic Eruptions, Tetter, Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, Seminal Weaness, Piles, Rhetunetistn, Female Weakness, Montkly Sup. pressiOns, Diseases of the Joints, Nervous Af fections, Pains in the Back and Loins, Irritation of the Bladder and Kidneys, succesafully treat ed. Cure guaranteed. no2lbit Star Wells Oil Company, GI ÜBSCRIPTIONS 'l`4) THU CAPITAL s 7, STOCK of this Company are now being received at the store of Eisner, Phillips b. Co corner of WoOd and I ifth streets. A large amount of this stock will most likely be taken up In a few days. Thin Company is now re ceiving sufficient oil to pay a large dividend from the start no 3o :atd J. Al. FAGS, Treasurer pro tern ______. Z\Y C, . SILIBSCRIBERS TO THE STOCK OF THE "UNION LLIBRIC OIL COM PANY,. are requested to pay the amount of their subseriptioo at the office of WARING & KING, No. 33 Market street. WM. EUSSLER, Treasurer pro tem. DAVIS & 114 -Water and 104 First Streets, BRASS AND IRON FOUNDERS 31-Al27l.tiCZUsitatlit 1TP,41 PPIPTkIrg tiooDS, OIL WELL TUBING of all kinds, Pumps, Valves, Rod', Clamps, Tongs, am. BRASS OASTINGs of all kinds, SOFT-MON TWOS for Illachlnists, Plumbers, and steam Fitters, Braga and Ron Globe Valves, Steam Whistles, Gong Bells, Steam, Water and 'Annum Gnages, Steam and Gas Cocks, and all kinds of FINISHED .BRASS WORK'S, Babbett and Anti-Attrition Metals , dealers m Woodward, Worthington, aild other Steam Pumps. A g e nerataasortment of Pumps altrays on hand. Attention pall to repairing Steam Pumps. Steam, Ua• Pitting and Plumbing, For Refineries, Steamboats, Public. Buildings and Private Dwellings. DAVIS & PHILLIPS, Nos. 110 Water, and 104 First Street lIGRIPIIIId N• J• OOERWBLL Iar47OI3I.IVIVELL & KERR, i CARRIAGE MAN on , Silver and Brass Pist. And manufacturers of . ijON MONDAY, NOvicimann .7115 A,• 1811,9 I mahatma! from .I. 9L LINDSAY,: Saddlery & Carriage Hardware, ,_°.'°llldai'ininvY,..,ingttmo./T : cr. ........,,_ 1 / 4 .- No. 7 St. Clair street, slut Duquesne Way, 141.D.daa e llitti p t OrediNiOduurafig . I I erlf _ • _ (near the Bridge') h 164.94 .....___ find have'been Vint .6(ainlaug• It efiteethat di*, PrrPsITERIL i te 'i Nitr igh ziti i tiv te g r t u""" nttetle a lrelalice' uponevery _ . a t ti OR ts , ukiG MAC lIINES.—ZIEST. AND Y. Iter-tiLiON should anotr,A_,Poswmare b• CHEAPEST in the United States) -THE e lniflone. And OVA je„.=-141"'w°163P.,..t...„_..161 .9191)PIWSEW-Ltev -9/90HENE, thtttadat every Infraction Ord -_,_-- . 0 L .. " 11 F.,vu, , ,-. wow,. t eliaple, reliable and effective Pantile '9Dielline eented to-the enlettkof 9,151 r; "-'''''''' -- '''' rettntrodneed. Price Ow ATso THOLTTTLE _ jr.i..x.litii*N., ‘z• i GIANT, price SUL , Need only to 9 E'sma to be No: 69 Fifth , ang_ ia,- appreeista#. - ;Every jlischine Ivarrar.ted SoleAgeakto arbontAdrifticangsk, -"Aft..f ,b. B. BARNES, Agent. dressed One thonsantP4kekondtandeonartiri No. 1113 Third street. sale to the trade, at 14sresTAIryDelitbAiArry Otheri oappeldbilfteltoirlo , • hottryttie dry.: .' ---,-,• oet29 , ... . it9"4ldydaw ~`A j"AI T , • - to at •• Dye. t,1,,, .• • • a • • • • • il the ear. 1f,55 /qr. Maws dint _prepared ,' 041 . lAN HAIM DY K E; since that time 'Wham oeen. used by thousands, and In no instance, Unit failed togive entire initiate:dim - ", ') it DYE istheiiiiimpest WA' world. Rai price fa only /,Itte men* and:eilcV. bottle centabm double the 'qualt of Olt- in limThe e usual! sold for Si. MIT DYE Is warranted nottaln. • lure the heir or coal In the sliantilit degreiVf The VM,TETL&N-DYE woilwWith rapidity' and certainty, the hair requithwitny preparntlor, whatever. The 'VENETIAN DYEprc4tioeit any shade that may be desired—one that will not fade,crock or wash out—one that le as permanent as thehalr Itself. For sale by all druggists. Price 50 cents. A. I. AIATHEWS. General Ag, ant, 12 Gold t. s It Y. Aisommintaaturer oiIIIATHEWEV ARNICA. Riti2 titeBe, the best hair dressing in use: Price 25 emits. Jame-tyd _ ... - Christadera's Hair Preservative, In connection with the Extract :isa specific tp the Gonnorhea, or protracted Meet. ° st an Syphilitic patients, especially cues of old ding, would do well to try A Medicine that has STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS, well In connection with the mew the Will effectually eradicate any mums, no matter of Low long standing. Dispatch Da Birth ktirsolA„ •.8.1.11117EL lIIIft ;. 4 - FOs AlepArrE ans' r -ENDIN , r :IIEDIGinfES• I PARMA BRAVA; After an experienen ny 'Years in Private practice now offers it to tilt afflicted In a tdp;bly concentrated tom. What is Pareira Bisfrivall46o: u ha, since 1684, been .s specific-for CALOULOUS AFFECTIONS; INFLAISIMAT/ON OF •TELE BOWELS ; I NFLAMMATION OF `THE KIDNEYS L EOCORRHCEA, and all dlseepa so f THE ußtraalt OEGANs. • It has been recommended by the talent or the llfedical Profession for nearly hOli The Fluid Extract of P'..4kztlam A. EtiKAVEk Ia now offered to an 'afflicted woHd in a abape WITHIN THE REACH Or ALL • , For, all diseases of the Bladder, compotuidin its powtleep,' Gravel or Dropsical Swelling, no medici in ne. in. vented can cope with this er! to literally ANNIHILATE DIWW3E, h e pr Al/ oceshad prope in the drug are removed by s of e rnes ompotindLng in the shape of fluid, leaving Its STEELING PEOPERITES:AtONE Young men who maY be entrating from the many Ws consequent upon early ludescretlan ori abuse, should try one bottle and berellered. The symptoms are I NDISPOSITION TO EXERTION, NERVOUS INDISPOSITION, LOSS OF SIGHT, WARM HANDS AND LDIIBS, FLUSHING OF SKIN, GENERAL LASSITUDE, By not arresting these signs, which as nuarring ly poin pilepti t as the needle to the pole, to impo crime tenog,. Ec Fits, Premature Decay and Death, a against nature is committed—a practical although protracted SUICIDE is being commit ted. All medical authorities agree that were the effects of EARLY umDzscan/rzos Removed, that there would be far less tore for Insane Asylums, Al the records of these humane institutions Prove that a very large proportion of their pa tient' owe their reception and detenti them to early habits of in ion. cui within For all unplesaant and 4ngerons Maims Gilson's Extract of Pareira Brava What l Absolutely cures secret dhmanes, of. no Matter ength of standing. No change of diet Is required, from business. no cessation Soldiers Home Upon Pui/omfr And Who may perhaps hare unfortunately con tracted diseasetiovill find the Extract of PABEI RA BRAVA the specific for their i ll s. By its peculiar action upon the Kidneys, It causes a frequent dadre to urinate, nlby mowing obstructions, and securing the the suff re. ere against all fear of atricture of thel7rettira. • r , ou - Arci oduRN-, Beware of the numberless quacks to be foundin 11 large cities. Many of them know liataids of the Practice of liedioiste, Ana yet they are allowed to deceive and deco) Tea 17.1%7N7i7.11-I=l.lr, Until oftentimes after a ilietime of misery, death kindly ends thetr suffering. ailson'a Chlorine Water, 011,80 N'S Prtg3Lilsi. E.XTRAOT.OF PAgELIa BRAVA, J• M• FULTON, DRIJI} GIST I PITTSBIEIRG ‘ CA. TJ ICo /4 The inventor of the extract of WM. SEMPLES ,7 de2 ''' STOCK EXC HAN G E. EXCHANGE. flz , F. _:l2he dertlgned will open THIS (Pride) .e; v N, tu 73i o'clock, In the commodious room known as Fourth Street, pear Sralthaeld, .aa ,-,- EVEMNG EXCIEEEkNOS. bIegiCtIMIVI gar fleTrctZ jrnalietTe. have a • a:4 As soon as the artangetaei2ta cakbecomideied. NEWOf the Opening and Closing Prices Of .0014, the IttilinNi'lices of leading Oil Stbdra In NEW YO.R,K PH ILADELPILL‘wiII - be bulletined at the /looms, which will he ?prat!! the Eddie aran hours . =<=4,4= Other fea will also, he adcW, 4m 4 . 4,-, naunoed hi du i tlitte. ' .. ' ' - The attention of those interested lir Ltaumot condudon liberal - mu] a ccolaniodattag prin ciples, pfully solicited. „ - --: - T. .14::-MoOLIILLA1111' - 104 Timi "rifiinkcosiz. GR. mors oP OF THE BANH OF ETFT3Erni t.. TRIMIDAT 6f01t37 CAI 0, 4:6661:6061%/iiir 4 4 taat sts Loans, BlllApigeolusts and U.S. otleates oza naebtednoslu7, . U. S. /loads 6 cent. .. Real Estate,_-and-Groiltal ... ‘; 7S M I stooki r tuid-suscallonloa . Due b othtußanks, . . -14;eard, Bemk. otets,Qheokitax.diWii:l47liiii 1011A010 Specie ........ „Sl7 Capital Stock. . Profits and .Est LIAII/LPECIAS. iii4,l- . ... • . Unpaid Dividends awl Suspens e . Aeon. . - Due to iiti;E • ii . Circulation Total: • The ... ... the. bin ve rill my Icaotriedteri n d .) - 0111ft-aa Swore to and subscribed thiidi c ( V iet. MI, Wore me, s Ist de2 pu 0 TA. TEXCENT OF Ting MOM ClTir S BANE Pirlaniniou, Decembery NFL, Capital 5t00k..... k.- i . ._ ............. . ....sansvizas Loans and Lisconits .. . _.- .....- . wajwille EJ. S. Pa. Bonds and Certtiymee.. , . M6OllOO u er t vn It t ai lttoTreasn_ ry.... . ~.,:naz SnNAT and Cheeks of 4er iiazdia.; , _ reasury Notes.. ,_ etlie:'' .............. . ..... . . liOnfile laiAilii. ' ...._ ..-..... .. .. .. ....... .. ::714witae Due to other stanka..... ........... Mks Zuetounsomors.: .! . ...... .. cuc .- / The vedatem4 ille exUV:S44. best of xb aboy knowledge and beta A ...._ t. .- ~ .. _MIKIOPP/N, Clualogry-_, ...raLen'unio Douro me this day. , - den . S. SbErni„ N ftaii fiit 6 a . qazoicrviarv:A. cullumpirotrr - 4 1 -- --Vgro**o2/ colors:. Call and exattdstovat 1,1 1, aeon Betwm Fifth idnoid tat - ad, t l~ ~ ..0 r s.fv. .. ~: ~__„~:~ -1,- „,,77 : ; ... -, _ ^,.affiwgi v alk./ .7,: ': , .. 1. -.eV--,:.-, il:,:; ~,--pz.;.,--_-7,i5. ' - : i•"'"Y,----.,A,-'-h.-TrZ;.=":T;fq.:” '; 47,-;-, 41,- ~ :', -4 ., x t..A.,.. - „ • ~, , , . .r,,:i.,, , - -,_-t- - 2: : - .. ..._;.---- 4 ,;, :i . - - - - 1.--zr -, eprrYricrorintir• ~.,,,_-, ,;' , --;•, - 7.. ' s r '1", , :, , ....: „ .,..„.,,,,..x..41044 v , _...vt ,, --,,•-i„..,,,,;:4„1,, ' - a ‘:6'.162:16 ' 4,....411111 .4: x. _ , Le,:nP ISiitri'Tlep: ''': 5-,5' : 1 Lil— ''' ~ ,, , -0 4,- A li 2- --,- , tiku of Alid %Vet Aleairto, *Wes T1PT,,,.,3,.,.,,r,,,-,, THE tOisl it eitif? '"" l- - ' - : - .tAlis? n 0 '''fied, I. A . 13 .4- lir _ckx-illir "I" 8. . • • For children, are to be . ~,°l- t,!l , at Weadebriaat Concert Hall liMeadfd Moak Jut ireeetved, malt adaPted for Oartstama gifts, from Flu Outs uPwarik, No.- 62- -Fifth' a-~ ~. ~. u_., ~ NE O D s JtraT °PEMBA Frenoir IWerltiosi' Coburgs, Delaines Shawls, Cloaks, BALMORAL ,Eitgagfc HOOP OLOAECHIG. L THA cAssilest_ N'rS, a'~G.F3~~,, 1301 NTIV]ETs, ~ATg, 1113E030 .Ntiii, FLOWERS,. GLOVES, SHIRT FRONTS.' WPM - HooDs t : WOOL SCARFS. PLAID PLUM, WORRY BLANK , . eza., ]ow aa can be found anytebeelN Wholesal:Reid and 180 & 18 2 p ederal ALLE GRzwy. WILKINS HALL, DAILY . TELEGRAMS -• 2010ingt iseralij 7 4 '; P •
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