Hie £aftjff)tfst:
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, MM.
LIMJAii ISTgLItTfIHUfiR
advertising agencies.
Mean*. S. M. PETIENGILI, h 00., No. 31
Park-Bow, New York elty, and No. s State
street, Boston ; and h. P. FONTAINE A 00.,
No. 68 Nassau street, New York olty, are au
thorixed to take Advertisements and Subscript
na for tu at our lowest rates.
We will furnish the Daily Post to Agents
the rate of per hundred copies.
’
Tb. traveling public would be glad to hear
what the committee appointed by the citizens
°°J h .‘ ,B .v ° f February *“* has done with re
**"* J° ** Prosecution 0 f those bogus turnpike
plank road, leading to this city. We do not
tolnk those gentlemen have done their duty to
the public, es these petty catch-pennies still
Sourish tn defiance of deep mud, ruts and holes.
Tbese roads are and will be worse this winter
than the last. The residents and travelers pass
ing over the Brownsville road co.mplain that It
la all but Impassable and worse than any town
ship road; still they attempt to eollect toll. How
long will oar courts and juries tolerate these
pests to afflict thc community ?
Any one who has traveled over these roads of
l»te will easily he Induced to concur with this
gentleman in the opinion he entertains concern,
log Uiem. They are in a miserable condition,
andra some places next to impassable. We
hojwthat proper attention will be given to this
Important matter. Although it may not be of
much Interest to us who live In the city in what
condition these roads may be found, or whether
th e travelling public is compelled to pay toll or
not, still it Is a matter of great Importance to
.those who are obliged to submit to tbOße griev
ances. Again, we say, we hope the matter wiu
be properly attended to.
Tike Western Pennsylvania OH Com -
puny.-Wo invite the attention of our readers
ra the adveitisement of this company which
will be seen la another column. This company
°“f" lh . e Er “ te?t to juoicious
capitalists, and its distinguishing features are
most Inviting to those who desire to make in
vestments, and its stock has already received a
popularity which speaks well for Its intrinsic
worth. They have a capital slock of »450,t500
and 160,000 shares at $3,00 each. ThcF have
two producing wells yielding nearly one hun
dred barrels per day, and the present receipts
from these wells alone enables the company to
pay. a remunerative dividend on the whole cap -
tal stock from the very atari; ncveithelesa a
working capital of *20,000 will be reserved as a
contingent fund. Gentlemen of ihorough bust,
neas experience and ability are now superin
tending the interests of the compiny, and it is
expected that it wi,l soon be one of the most
popular petroleum companies iu Western Penn
■ylvania.
Dr. Geo. H. Keyaei-.-Thls gentleman, wc
learn, has been in Philadelphia lor several
week* attending instructions on some special
branches of medicine connected will, his
business. The Doctor Is one of those who be
lieves that a man Is never too old to learn, and
la, even at his time of life, making use of the
meana necessary to acquire the knowledge to
an effectual mastery over those diseases hehas
been In the constant habit of treating. The Doe
lor has, for more than a dozen of years, been
I 0 ***"'™''' I"™™ 1 "™™ ‘ nlhC «Pl“ 1 «tionof
trasses and other mechanical appliances use'd In
that kind of mallonformationa in which those
•ppllanee, are Indicated, and has more recently
been taking speciallecturea on autcultatioo and
Witl * thc vic "- of applying them to
ZimZJ services. Wc learn that
hn on Monday next. ,In the mean
lime his well known establishment Is attended
y competent persons.
r , Tr '“' ®5 Robbins.—The trial of
Frank Bobbins, Indicted with Lydia Stevenson
Z T™" 01 James has just been
closed. The trial was of a very interesting na
ture, and occupied the attention of the court
from the 30th tut. until last Saturday. A large
number of witnesses were examined, and Kob-
Jblna, at hla own request, was tried separately.
1 he jury returned a verdict of “Guilty of mur-
Uesree ” After the trial of
Bobbins the case of Mrs. Stevenson wss com
menced, when she plead guilty to manslaughter
and was sentenced to the penitentiaty for ten
yeara. The reward offered for the arrest of Bob
bins has been awarded to Michael Gallagher
Chief of Police of Cleveland, and Chief of Police
Darcy of Buffalo.
®T r ‘ er ‘r TherC aro now on the lißt ofaol
the “ mes of « uite » oum
l*rof ttftoeni who have already enllated. and
who therefore, we suppose, were not subject to
<=°«<Kloently their name, could no.
° f dCBerterB for Dot «P°rt
*f*‘ A «l'len t e like these, In spite of all the vlg
ntUitwy author ltlei, .will often
happen, and It Is therefore the duty of the
77* to . aee tha ‘ their name, are
•truck off the rfo doubt the men them
thLt*u,r°i d feel ‘ orry W6re they 10 discover
that they Jare reputed .deserters while, in fact
they are fighting bravely In the army of their
country. We feel confident that they would feel
gratefUl t 0 tteir *** were ,hey
to aeeto thla matter In their abßence. 7
’ * N< ‘"'‘ D °y«—This industrious portion
of the community, owing to their continual ex
poaure to the rigors of the weather, are compel!-
ed to undergo a great deal in the way of suffer
ing of which those who are comfortably situated
are npt sufficiently aware, fhey are not well
prcvltal. With Winter clothing, and consc
quentiy find that selling newspapers on the cor
ners wlth a piercing wind Mowing is a very un
comfortable business. We would solicit the aid
of our cl,lrens in their behalf, and we hope that ,
they will not allow the newsboy, to suffer from
the inclemency of the weather while they are
enjoying all the comfort* of life.
®“ S^messt— Even Indiana county bc
*ina to feel In a measure the great oil esoltc
ment which Is now raging throughout
Wertern Pennsylvania. The Democrat of this
w«k says: Considerable excitement exists In
different localities in the county on this sub
gentlemen have been prospecting
in the southern part of the county, along Alt
-3‘^ Un ’?’r kll<:k Cre * k and at other points,
7 med lhat thc *" f »« indications
are all favorable. We also understand that so-.
eral well, will be sunk in the spring. OU leases
are now being taken all over the county. Why i
should there not be oil In this county as well as
in Venango, Clarion, and other neighboring
counties t • 8
, ot Discharge of the Ear The
following testimonial we present to ourjreaders
in merit to the flattcrfng success which has at
of Dr ‘ LighthUl among the
afflicted in thla city.
PiTTaBtTBQH, December 1864.
thtcT. Week ‘ * lnce > 1 P'ac® l myself under
a I ' ,gh ‘ hUl the cure of otor
rhoea or Discharge from the Ear, the discharge
andhMbeen a great
7* to me fo s » tm S «me, but now it 1. entire
ly stopped and in the above Bhort time I find
myself cured of a very troublesome not to say
amserou. dlseare. Jonrr E. 7
No. 22 Tunnel street. I
Wwt Army Orp.._The First army
' composed of men not 111
k “ d “y °he ‘hat wishes to join It
7 * howin S t hat he was honor.
»My discharged from Seivice and by passing
examination. He will oftaiTa
‘"““Portation ticket to Washington if he de
-0,6 COrp * - A * yet we d 0 DO *
Z7 b * •*“* ““y «e joining this veteran
organisation, at least from our districts.
. A u 7l n ?*'~ Th ® wc * ,h er during the last
d * y *, h ** L b “ D decidedly cold. A dry
Piercing wind has been continually blowing
and none dare venture abroad without a heUi
th “ “ic hecessary to w£k
at a, brisk pace to teal comfortable. The streets
7® h 7?f ondl * lon ’ *° ‘hatnotwlthstand"
the cgkMveuther there b quite a number of
P«9SJe>on thestreet.
Watch Recovered! • Moon who’
io»t hit watch a few day, ago while attempt
ing to arrest tome soldier, who were behaving'
themselves In a disorderly manner id the street
recovered the nine yesterday. The .oldler
Barney who, It -appears, stole the watch wa»
committed to jail for thirty day, in default of
| ball. He yesterdsy rant a friend to the walch
with the request that he should get hi,
w j™ ~ Which he had concealed In the oall In
which he had been confined. The friend found
the watch, when It was recognized by one of
the officers as Moon’, property. An informa
tion, will be made against Barney for larceny.
Robbed— Four men named Hugh Deany, J
H. Oashdollar, Charles Martin and Qeorge
Shaffer were yeaterday arreated by the Mayor’s
polioe, on a charge of steading a watch valued
at one hundred dollata from Hugh Dully Kaq ,
together with a sum of money amounting to
about twenty-five dollars. It is alleged that
one ol the party -tyas seen taking the wateh
The parties were held, to baU for further hear
ing on Friday next.
f 2° mlßkake ‘‘•out the Me
rropoutan G-lft Book Store, No. 63 Fifth street
WPoeite {Mneert Hall, being “hepiace to bSy
S?in k hi hibles and photograph albums. Below
“i* 1 * be fo “?ds t £ e S ame » of-a few of the fortun
ate ones: Dr. w. B. Belter, as gift with the nur
onase of a»3 book, received a beautiful sifver
pitaher; Miss Emma Hanson, with her
‘ Uvci ' oard ba *het; 'f’homasM
dmh W o h hl * book 8 silver butler
f -“h S'' I
s. oity received u gift a silver I
hnn°i^ C o WC !r tll * l ?» Lawrence with asi 25
MRnxrJfK 8 *^I ver breakfast castor worth $B6O
Many other rich and costly articles were given
from M cStsTo h ““ ,ome presen,^" b
Mercantile Library Lectures —The fl N t
fi Llcrary lectures wiU be tle
lJinSS 011 We 2 ?leBday next "“ias Anna E.
ii*?? kßOn, !i #tt to eet ‘ a Plea for Labor.” A larse
attendance! s anticipated. The greatest induce.
thp D b?.t?i r P e M °^ red by 016 lecture Oommitcee to
the holders of season tickets, and a laree mim.
Not e i~^h* y l«en purchased by the public.-
.n,°.L 1 “.“.. U,,ul twe * ve Bectures will be delivered
fi e aßon , b y some of the most Diopular
and distinguished lecturers in the country.'
P “ tr " leum Company of
Pulladelpltla.— We direct attentiou to the
Th°ev >e w",» o fii t i? 1 " “T” 1 ln snother column
they have 612 acres in ire on the Caldwell
creek. The lands resemble ttiose ;
ed VromTS eTCry particular, and it is belted
M-,’,»i^?. th .l' lrs ° buurber of oil springs in close
Theri j. l i r, ,^'^ Va , luablc weUa will bo opened
U h *W hut B ! the pbr value »f which
ts *lO, but the subscription price is only (a so.
Theatre—Last evening Matilda Heron’s
f'«H.‘J. rama ° r *5 e “ M y“tertes of the Temple of
i. ,v. V “ 9 I’rodioed to one of the largest hous
es ol the season. In consequence of many beinv
wiTM, 1 " aecuri "« seats and ,he y
rXIeK c l i waa received it wiU bs repeated i
fortheiast time this evening. - 1 iea
<ln “ tai “ i cheapest albums go at
'2,‘he emporium, Pittock s, opposite the
Postdffice, whose you can find tho largest as
sortment (p the city (jail at once-
Auction House, 55 Fifth
troet. Dry goods and danncls cheap.
Auction House 55 Fifth
street. Boots, shoes, gums and buffaloes.
Auction Hoq«e, 66 Fifth
street. Mens .boys’ and youths’calf boots.
. A*. ct '!f Ua “rI’s 1 ’s Auction House, 65 Firth
sireet. Gloves and liosiery for ladies and gents.
McClelland's Auction House, 55 Fifth
street. Goods at private sale during the day.
McClelland’s Auction House, 55 Fifth
s,reet. Hoots and shoes of every description.
Get a diary at Pittock’s.
tock’s" 011 Want thC Eastem tallies go to Pit-
Get Mme. Demorcst for January at Pittocks.
All the late hooka at fittock’s
All the magazines at Pittock’s.
tort?* FraaWin Almanac and Ballou at Pi
Tbursd »y afternoon, Dec. 8,
je.r K of hi°agL M ’ Gbatty - ia *•* i6 “>
The friends of the family arc respectfully in
vfted to attend his funeral on Sunday|4fternoon,
at 3 o’clock, from his late residence, corner of
Ohio Street and the Diamond, Allegheny.
C“HE B HA A N DiEKO§5 S T Ff ACTS FOH
Ashland Flowers, Mignonette,
Alisma Musk,
Amaryllis. Meadow Flowers,
Bouquet de Californio. Lilac,
pr* sesH
G&melia. Fink 1 *
Oiomatite, Poppinak,
i Cedrat, Portugal,
1 P 0 Prairie Flowers,
Crystal Palace Rose,
Rough and Beady
Spring Flower,
garden Flowers, Sweef Briar,
Heliotrope, Sweet Pea,
5?2» 8b . , Sweet Lavender,
Honeysuckle, Sweet Lettuce,
Hawthorn, Sweet Clover,
Hyacinth, Tuberos,
Jasmin, Teaßoae,
Jockey Club, Vlolette,
Jenny Lind, ■ Verbena,
Vetivert,
MoniseUne, Vanilla,
I Mtllebeurs, west lid.
Magnolia, white Lily,
Marcehale, Winter Bloasnm
BAZA’S HEDYOSMIA,
ted Persian Essence, the most elwant oerftim
able and lasting 0^) ® >lla ° <i^^lCc^a^ry 'ag^eel
TIhOTXJPPEHTV^ U | : T- THEBLE EX ‘
• N. A assortment Of
theJi^^^r^o C l^ S fefn l fiSS:
dec2 ° Corner Penn and St. Clair a’ta.
xbyhb
JOSEPH MEYER $ SOY,
I ■ MAITOFAOTUBEBS OF
PLAIN AND FANCY
furniture and chairs
WARE HOUSE, „
I 153 SMITH FIELD, AND 44» PESD su
trt Bokwe<m Bth.«t., *Dd Virgin alley.
I PITTSIIUBOBv <
The fourth ward's cab o r
dw^ o^ 8 ! 1 ?’ ° F AIiIjBQH EWV CITY, give
I nonce to holders of certificates, Issued bv the
| Bounty Commissioners of the said WarAthat
the wme muit be presented for conversion
Into Bounty Boards, on, or before the 26th of
December, 1864, as after that time no more
ke ksoed. Persons holojng oe r r .
will present them to BENJAMtv
Board, at his home,
on North Canal street, three doors below Chest
“ «?«&?,• ® AHKI & No- « Anderson itreet.
DBF GOODIE
Just received a large lot of
French Merinos,
Poplins,
Coburgs,
Delaines,
Woolen Plaids,
Alpacces,
Shawls & Cloaks,
Balmorals,
CHEAP FOB QASB.
M. MENTZER, -
94 Harket sWeet,
fiBfMKB k BRtSS.
*5? «OOl»8, KLAHSKM.
POST—PITTSB
elegraphic.
Hebei Reports of Sherman.
N&vr } obk, Dec. 9.-The recent pro
ceedingsin the South Carolina Legisla
ture look very much as though that
state, in consistency with her ingrained
secession doctrines, was about to secede
from the empire of Jeff. Davis. Reso
lutions have been introduced in that
body denouncing, as unconstitutional,
Davw propositions •to emancipate the
slaves, and abridge the freedom of the
press, declaring that the States are not
amenable to the Richmond'Qovernment
and advising the other States not to sub-’
nut to its usurpations.
The Richmond Ditpalc/t of the 6th
says that General Sherman seems to be
becoming more timid or more exhaust -
led. For five days, up to last Friday,
he made only {five miles per day. He
1°? 8 ? mnch time ' and given the
£,.?,i de . r >. at f 1 auch an opportunity to
gather, that he must of necessity strike
lor Savannah or Beaufort. He was ex
pected at Savannah on the 26th ult
™in?lh that night , the off that
point threw up signal rockets for his
guidlance.
The Richmond papers say Grant is
massing on the extreme right of the
Army of the James, and attacks by him
Uiere and by the left of tie army of the
rotomac, were expected.
The Richmond Whig of the 6th says:
We hare reason ro believe, from all we
can learn, that Sherman’s army had
united, and is now marching with meas
ured pace toward the coast, north or
southwest of Milieu. We have also
reason to anticipate a battle at some
point north or northwest of Savannah
™, , L c,oae of lhe Present week.
the Richmond Enquirer of the 6th
says: We learn that an official telegram
was received last night, stating that
Wheeler has .nflicted a severe blow on
on the enemy. The locality, for suffi
cient reasons, is not given of'this tight
It occurred last Sunday morning. One
corps ol the enemy and Kilpatrick’s
cavalry attacked Wheeler in ‘a strong
position. They came up boldly to the
attack, and made several chargis, all of
which were repulsed by Wheeler’s men
who, although largely outnumbered’
maintained their ground and cut down
the foe. A telegraphic disoatch states
that the enemy lost heavily, and it was
wountled Kli^'ick
Bebel Movements in Kentuoky.
Cincinnati, December !).— I The situa
tion at Nashville is unchanged The
ri°/h? y The 1 "' 1" f ° rCe - masa ' d
ngnt, Tlio most intense anxiety exi^is
at Lexington and Frankfort, leat Gener
roLaV Ca , V:Ury cross tho Cumber
*7. aDd !” ske “ raid on those cities
AU monies and valuables have been
sent from there to this side of the Ohio
as a precautionary measure, hut so far
it is not known that a single one
Forrest’s freebooters has crossed. /
,J “ MBd >? ( Indi aua) packet ‘Otos
top was fired upon yesterday at 'Car
who' b> ' < Col ' -,e9se ' 9 outlaws,
who had possession of the town. No
one was hurt, and the boat escaped
the government has bought the
steamers ‘Allen Collier” and “Floi
ttati™ for r ,h f ° r |7s '°°°’ and i 9 "ego
mi? g w hree more stern-wheelers."
The National Fenian Convention has
been called, to be held in this city on
January 17th, to which all the rich a
have been invited to send delegates. Ii
is estimated that over one thousand will
P C „‘“ attendance. The call for this
Convention announces that this will be
the last General Convention held in
this country; that before necessity exists
for another Convention the fires oflib
?' ty b ° ebi “ <iled upon the altars of
Ireland, and that Irishmen from all
parts of the world retnrning to right
their country’s wrong. In this there
C 8 s £ niflcance , and more in the
Tact that each circle in Cniled States
has been strongly urged lo send wit
their delegates as much money as poss
ble, to make a fund of $2,000 000
military and naval
ag-eucy.
E- T MATHEWS & CO.
*• T. MATHEWS
f«Ate of Tre&a. )
DepL. ■Oashlne-i
ton, Dv O. J
ATTORSi EYB,
F°£ n T®® ADJUSTMENT amq
Collection of CUlms ag&laat the United
nutei or any St&te Government.
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STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
BRANCH OFFICE 98 GHAUT STREET
PITTSBURGH.
M'MASTER & GAZZAM,
Attomeyg-at-Law,
TENSION.
BOUNTY,
BACK-PAY,
PRIZE MONEY COLLECTED
Ac., Ac.
t o is^‘“id°, n u I b is;| 1 110 either ofl,ce *“>
De P artmcn ‘» 1” Washington*,*!) 0 r. mS
IN OTICE.
0» PITTSBURGH, )
T H this°ba® Kb F DI **«TORS of
nolß-lwd<w JOHN HAHPEH,
fji - _ Uathier.
I '^
to attend a meeting- of the StockholdeL°fif tin^i
mmumm 3 ta o»v
tlio*offl llent j
Oapt. J. T. Stockdsle, N o"'
[jq^q hlcKELV^,
- President pro tem
pun oB ! PIANOS-
piasos
,c !* the World. HA IN MS'
the country. UKUPE* A* Ueleh o< i l *!
MSaiXXSVii-ZiiSz!;
CHARLOTTE BLUME, Sole Agent
*3 Fifth street.
S. S, BEYAN,
Broker, Insurance Agent and Sotarj,
Public.
P^Tk’f 01 -?; 11 ATTEWTIOW paid
to the purchase and sale in this, the Phil*
aeiphia or New \ ork Markpta ./ ne * nua»
Securities, Oil SttKk ß ,i C S c Government
¥HOUSB DlVlNt;«Arnriw
DININOsILOON^c^enn
eadea of the season sffli mS'S'l?'
noMSmd
J. K. LAN AH
JUST RECEIVED, A CHEAP lA»T
FRENCH MERINOS,
or all color.. Call and examine, at
H J. LYNCH’S, |
Fifth .SaftSFfcESk
A GOOD STOCJf of | For .ale by all reaptcUble dragjiat.
J .....
Grey and White Country Blankets ™«.<<>w »tyH> « cents,) » «*««,• so cents,
babbed flannels, Ac, * 3 ’
Juat received at ’ CKWTJHe UIIIPBEHTS. TBWI
4602 - - JAMES BOWN. N
JW 1« Wood Street.
H -J- LYNOH’S,
UTtST BY TEIEBBIPH
LATEST FROM BHERMM
What the Eebel Papers aboui
His Position. ' iJ
HE IS STILL ‘-MARCHING ON
Hioh Country and Provisions Abun
dan along His Route.
11 r » WUl'OltTTny DEFEAT,
Deal motive Fires in the East
New Yons, Dec. 9—Richmond n a -
P e f® ° f the 7th Ba y that Sherman’s force
is between the points which he will have
to encounter-before reaching either
point. We think Sherman is done with
strategy, and will now-attempt to break
re»eh g th OUr forces and thQS endeavor to
reach, the sea coast. Things will cul
minatathis week, and we think Sher
man a critical condition.
Tho Hichmonfl DUpalch says- Thp
enemy lost heavily. It is reposed that
Kilpatrick was wounded. We have rea
son to believe that Sherman’s army is
united and marching with measured
pace towards the Atlantic coast south or
southwest of Milieu. We have reason to
anticipate a battfe north or northwest
ofjavannah ere the close of the present
The Augusta Chronicle of the 3d savs
h«H«eroin 8 fr 0 1? beloW are that the
“® ad Sherman s main column reach
ed MiUen to-day.
Charleston papers have news by wav
of Savannah. Advices from that direc
tion say that Sherman’s advance was
dnven .back. Our scouts report tnat
his mam body was driven back and is
moving on precipitately in the direction
of Brunswick. A large column is also
reported moving in the direction of Da-
TTn™. ■? eBc , a , p f d P™oner states that
Kiipatnek and his officers freely stated
m conversaUon that Savannah'was the
point aimed at.
There is some mystery in Sherman’s
movements since leaving Atlanta, uc.
w„Fi° g Ja b ‘ B marcU !Pis orders his army
was to Advance 15 Miles a day, but he
HB B lln°lF T f ha i f >that distauce.
Be lingers in railroad guadrhngle, as If
reluctant to leave it. There if e’vident
hesitancy irom some cause In his pres
ent movement, there seems to be a want
of that rapidity and dash which we
were led to anticipate. There is much
straggling among Yankee prisoners
,*A e r. e P°r‘ says that tlie men are great
ly exhausted by (heir marching. Sher
man s force is estinated at 30,u00 infant
ry and five thousand cavalry. IIj 8 sitn
lnd‘cated places him between
the Ocone e and bavannah riyers in
neighborhood of Milieu. Milieu is
. miles from Savaunsh. Sherman' I .* :
situation is very a lorward
movement or in any direction He
seems to have thrown himself out of the
road 10 any PO'ut south of Savannah. -*
the Savannah river is ours, and
aruguarded, hut whether he
will attempt to break through these ob
stacles or encounter others, scar cely
less formidable fulher south this
week will probably determine. -
The Augusta Chronicle savs of Sher
man s march in his route he destroyed
as far as possible, all mills cribs, gin
mills, &c. and carried off ali sloes pro
visions and negroes, and when their
horses gave out they shot them. At
C *»ton tlmy killed one hundred
At MilledgeviMe, they only destroyed
FLnT ’ a F Senal aud Penitentiary,
tnej did Dot burn and destroy .mythintr
near that place. y ~
Ihf"fian m y . ofcotlOD waB fathered on
the field which was left by the Federate,
tbere , 13 not 11 borse or un ox in the
country, hence the saving of- the cotton
thll b h a . dlfflcnlt ““‘ter. At Madison
they broke open Dr. Ogle-by’s office and
earned off all his medicines, including
several jars or arsenic and corrosive
sublimate which had no labels on them
the enemy were under strict discipline'
and when privates were found depredat
lng on private property they were se
verely pnnjshed. 01 course stragglers
committed depredations with impunity
i.htF 6 P ede^al9 expressed great astnn
ishment at the rich country they were
passing and the ahundance of provisions
‘n it. Gen. Slocum gave orders to the
citizens on his route to shoot down his
stragglers. One punishment inflicted by
a i ederal general was a severe whipr
mg. y
C. O. VASHOItN
St. Johns, N. 8., Dec. 9.-A de £ -
tructive fire occurred this morning at
inaiantown, one of the suburbs of St
Johns Ninety dwelling houses were
burned and at least three hundred peo
ple rendered houseless.
Waterbtjry, Ct., Dec. fl—The'Wa
terbury Clock Company’s case fuctoFy
was destroyed by fire early this mom
ing Loss from $20,000 to $25,000- in
sured for $12,000.
Toronto, Dec. 9.—ln the Lake Erie
case to-day the rebel Burleigh applied
tor a month’s postponement to obtain
evidence from Richmond.
New York Gold Market.
New York, Dec. 9.-Qold closed to
night at 239 J.
NATURE'S UNFAILING ' REMEDY
DYSENTERY
DiAKHHCEA
A->Hx:Oil’s Aromatto
blackberry
t carminative
, " ura ' ure < E.-Contalns no
opium or deleterious drugs, no mineral or other
iajurlou* compounds cOmmoD to remedies een
*T 7 J° U f ° r th “ af dlmmse” Hls o,
efficacious that Physicians very generally use
cainmeir practice In all chronic and dangerous
stMnn , mlx,Qre& ■ w doubtful compo-
(many of whioh undermine a'ndruln tho
constitution,) when you can obtain an unfailing
themselves. ""
Ask for DIXON’S BLACKBERRY can
MINATXVE, and see that the ptprle W.‘
botJe.!* WTit ‘ en ° n ‘ he ° ot *“ e •'W each
Prepared only by
w. F. DAVIDSON,
GH. SATURDA®*
Sole
dWOINNATI
lightuill
DBS. lighthill,
34$tr Mark’s Place, New York
ST - CHAHLES Hotel
And can be Couralted
UNTIL, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23d,
deafness, catarrh,
Discharges from the Ear, Noises
in the Head, and all the
Various Acute and
Chronic Diseases
of the I
EAR & THROAT.
BTf R« Will re-vislt PITTS
testimonials
Lleb ' h & *"
Foray the, Bros. a So™ 4 wTellSet. j
*». D. H.CoU, &/rom ««
«, ,v . Albany, Jau. 26th, JBW.
*** Y L)kaH lia. LiltjHTnit r • it ,
m U‘:
»wss.sstSSS*
. ~, , , D. H. COLE,
Albion, Orle&nj county, IN. V,
fVom Mr home Journal, June l.
eviVdlpartm'nt e ‘of 0 a cle P nM fe or ‘i"
Always some acknowledged hflA/L-onm 1 is
-
BMQHTHttE"?’A'. *P«1»1 e!
JSc/ib^'
of labor to IMs .pecialttv aSd i,^ otedye ? rs
the reward of his Industry The
umas of the Tribunt of a mom h.. . rU * coi ‘
neaa to the iu™„ bcar «,W
-ot medieme. We quote the pM^ph'’' 1
ItUBK of a IJua.9 Meric Ti\ni t
Stein, a lad fourteen yelf. of ™ L^ wi “, g '
Germany, come to thia oitv rn io
two yeaS old Soon ab r
and lost hla heart ny i.5 e l h '
loutleat voice or to arttoMate^word
otft year acra he »a# nlaead i ? wor<l ' About
hands ol UgMhUI “fo L. ln ! h '
and ut'ie.'^ee o ,^
=;2i£=,;L-ir, =S ,£S|
g&s&js&um
deafness*'
prominent and respected ctUien. whi^i? d raoat
SsSf'ylntt’to h^ e suLe h .r Pr °° f * “ d ■£* |
Remarkable Cure of Deafness
From the Rn. x Clark
James’ Church. J
JOSEPH M. CIA RITE
JJOI-IDAV PRESENTS.
DAY & HAYDEN,
No. 5# W ootl Street.
PINK HUDSON BAY BUFFALO ROBES
FINE COMMON BUFFALO ROBES,
HORSE BLANKETS,
Elnest lot In the city
SKA^^S 8 ? 11 '^ B ’. fl ? 11 as!or,m ent,
skates, flneßt stock ever opened.
SKATE STRAPS, all lilode and quall'les.
military spurs,
LINES FOE SADDLERS’ USE.
One of the vary largest aeeortments In the city
OAERIAGE BUILDERS and Hfßvvc.-.
A^sL A t^s p tjS“ sth5 th
DAY & HAYDEN'S,
No. 68 Wood Street.
davis
HO Water and 104 First streets,
BRASS AND IRON FOUNDERS.
£!«»» ■£•*»««, Braes and “in Gub? v , ,i™ d
FINISHED BRASS WOBKB,
w£sdXrt. d w„VrM n i? ,lon dealers in
woodward, Worthington, anil other stusm
Pumps. A general assortment of Pumps alwava
Pumps*.**' IttCntlon P* ll » S
Steam, Gas Fitting; and Pfaunblng,
fnd Building*
so.,
novoonot
IS NOW AT THE
Pittsburgh.
By oot arresting these signs, which as unerring,
ly pornt as the ueedle to the pole, to Impotenoy
Epileptic Fits, Premature Decay and Death a
crime against natnre la committed-a practical
although protracted 3DIOIDE Is being commit-
effeots' I (« ,1 ° ai ‘ Uthorltle ‘ ®S rea ttM were the
Removed, that ta„re would be far lets use ror
A* the records of these humaoe’ Institution.,
prove that a very Urge proportion of their pa
tients owe their reception and detention within
Ihem to early habiU of Indiscretion.
For all unpleasant and dangerous-disease.
Gilson’s Extract of Parelra Brava
' U ' CME «. ornomatu,
what length pi standing
from “ "W ~ '—*»
Soldiers Home upon Furlough
m * y perl “P* unfortunately con
*“ fl?d tte E »‘n«t.of PAEEI.
KA BRAVA the specific for thsir ills.
By Its peculiar action upon the Kidneys, it
camera frequent desire to urinate, thereby’™,
moving ohatruotlons, sind aecuring the sufferer
against all fear of stricture of the Urethra.
Beware of the numberless quaes a to be foundin
il largo cities. Many of them know
And yet they are allowed to deceive and deco.
■psh unwahv,
Until oftenttmee after a lifetime of misery, death
Kindly ends their suffering.
in connection with the Extract, ;it a specific for
the Oonnorhea, or protracted Gleet,
Syphilitic patients, especially of old '
•tending, would do weU to try ~
A Medicine that haa STOOD THE TEST OF
YEARS, andj in connection with the use ot th
EXTRA OTgOF PABEIRA BRAVA,
WUI effectually eradicate anye«e, ao miner 0 ,
how long • landing,
i«T' ,
ZMspateh Building, Fifth Street,
A 9 510NDAY, . NOyjfiHBKR aie
fjT 1683. Tinimhniitfifrnin j m jf&mpy
oiHollldayaburg, l^rt^if^otaanuftrtme 84
•pUIiOUIi ABiPttrAiii2*T <
every4nfra^iW:|?SS^Sil e
Qud nones
foe the afflicted
GILSON'S
GENUINE MEDICINES.
The Inventor of the extract ol
PAREIRA BRAVA,
After experlenee of many year, tn private
practice now offer, ft to the afflicted in a highly
concentrated fora. ® *
What is Pareira Brava?-1688
It ha., since MBB, betm a specific for
CALCULOUS AFFECTIONS j
INFLAMMATION OF THE BO <TEjL.S j
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS
LBOCORBHCEA, and all diseeses of
THE ÜBHJAEY OROANS.
“J I®® 1 ®® recommended by the talent of the
nr.r r “ fC “ ton f ° r “"*7 ‘wo oenturie.
The Fluid Extract of
PAREERA BRAVA
I* now offor * d *« «» Afflicted world in a ahape
WITHIN THE REACH OP ALE.
For all dhmasea of the Bladder, Kidney.
Uravel or Dropalcal Swelling, no medicine m-
vented can cope with thl. compound in ltapower
to literally
annihilate disease,
Ail bad property In the drug are removed bv
he process of Its compounding in the ahape el
fluid, leaving ftg
STEELING PRO?£ETIfiS:iLONE
Young men who may be sufferlog ( fo m the
maoy IU. consequent upon early indesoretlon or
abate, should try one bottle-andbe relieved. The
symptoms are
INDISPOSITION TO EXERTIot
NERVOOS INDISPOSITION
LOSS OF SIGHT, ’
WARM HANDS AND LIMBS
FLUSHING OF SKIN,
GENERAL LASSITUDE,
KAH.LV INDKSCHETION
Insane Asylums,
YOUNO ;MEN,
Gilson's Chlorine Water,
OULSON’S Pll.Lg,
J. M. FULTON,
DRUGGIST,
KETTSBURGH. •
o a. rr'T ion
Strictly i»tiTe r 4ptlol6B.
PimBUfifiHDBIieHOUSB
• ;; '' -••; f -i-- ( L-v.
' ■ DENTAIi -±JSSit*OT.
J.A MJS ff 'Mi c QA B BJ.
«
torrbxos A KoGARR,
Apotheojuie*j4ikyDcAJejni |a
Foreign and Bomestk s&ugs, ■Medicines
and Chemicals, -Dy&^ftd^-Stoffc,
and Toilet Soaps, W&w.iand Id-
QhoTs, Tobacco and , tligars,
Paints, Ofla and
Trnsaes, Supporters ‘’and
BisWeS,
Medicines, &o ff ;-4^.
TB.USSES I TRUSSES I
w a?2ftsSlSßlcBs6 “■
g^sas^tffiKs:
• ~' r ‘ - * i--i? ■'.&&.! c -j ...j ;
AHDOhUN AL.BDDPOKTSIJIB.
shoulder BHAotij,' ' 3
K bASTIC STOCBANOj^,; 5 '
to theap.
Of Rupture, wd to t£e treatment
PHYSICIAN'S P^ESOEIPTIONS
OAREFIJLLY ttOMPOtHtawrf- r\
hou^CSh refU “ y at .
DIETETIC A CUMNAftY ARTICLES
Fur« Oream of Tartar: -
Enrtlih Bbkiug Soda ’
Oram and Fowdered.Otave^Pare.
• l
D % sb&&-
Osic ego OoraStarclr, ... ■. s— ,i
Cox'BrGelatino, rr . ;
Price's Glycerine. ™ 1
Heokertr Itoliu. - : ia.r ,*
Fotc Wines for OoofcinnnHmo.
Bnraett’rOookfnraSffi.
Caraway Seed. “•?;
■ Anise- See d.
; Coriander-Seed,' <
Maco etd ifutmaxa.
twtferajus,:
Pe«l_Aslr,
%•- tc .
HOIJSEHOLI) ARTICLES.
;*ssf“ jsfe:
BVRUKIKS.
Hemp. Seed, Canary Seed, Rape Seed,
Pittsburgh '^AgiOiiSy
For all reliable Froprleta/y jf&ifc- w „ .
:: ::
Dr. J. o. AFEH-8 Oterry
» “i" Oathartio PUIb,
: tl * ..*£:. *Sanaj>am«s
, i :A«ue cure.
HEMBOr.D-8 del ebrated Kemedtei, ‘
; s *SJK^ < “ :,,n i , . ~rt * ,e »o‘
C - w -, .|M>B ACID'S Scandinavian Blood
u „ Porißor.
« ;; pul*.
Biitera* .
SCHEKCK'S Pulmonic. :»«•’•<
Sea WeeaTaoJor-'.
Mandrake JPUU. f v
*tKSSKOX?s Medical Ulaooverv.
Salt Bhemuqiptmeat.
™2£ Mi *’ S 'lndian
Braudreth’s pin,
Dr. E. A. Wilaon’i Pill*. . '
d AndMl ttd-nuabte Qf *
Urn «» MedU^tae*,.
frtlr
wUl sat
*'vy ’ ■
Foreign
medi-
Ot&rd, Depur^Oo 1 * Cognac,
Fine old Hoohelle Brandy,
Fure J ulce of .Grape Port Wine,
Pure old Shejty wine, .
Pure old Mjuieris Wine, r*®. T
Pure Holland Gin.
Jamaica and Sta Crois Bne,. - : ,
Imported Cigars.
Oabariii I Prennidot' • ■ • .= U-
Imperials 1 Brltaoiaaa I
!. Londnal Elgattfa i
Regalia*! B?Ua OreolatJ 7
Pomestlß ’Ctt&urtf
we an offering tii£l^s"_ l i?H?l‘* ,e ‘‘ l ° >843, and
vann- f ,Ught »d
- quantltlei of
TO THE IDENTAt j>^|;| S^Na
W-. 08to . of
■?ts-if;r -:.. .•- 7
Ptag
jl X ■■
JAMES MoGABH,
J oor. Fourth dt:
Succetior t&
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