JAMES P. BAL Eorton - ANDPRoPit E"1" Taux3:—Dailyl3l: Dollars f I 1 , X. , 11nut 112 ad radoe. - Weekly, Swipe et( . vas u , oia.r per year; in Chiba of 1.., . • I btxi!fl.f . - OFFICIAL PAPER 0.7 - 11, !• ( CITY MATTERS THITIV4DAY MORNIAG SEPT. L. Proceedings of the Democratic County Committee., sv. CHARI.M HOTP.T. 1 SEPTEMUICH 4th, 181il. i The Domocrotic County Commmoo of Correspondence met at 11 o'clock, a kt , with'the Chairman, Thos. Donnelly, In the chair. Ontmetion of John It Largo, Samtia;Harper was chosen Secretary. 0:-Wa I k or, of McKeesport, offered the following, which was adopted, viz: Wuzuss, The hearthstones of our County are threatened by the rebellion, machinations of combined traitors to the Government of the United States, and Wanasaa Our country is above party, and the malotenatteenf the laws absolutely necessary for life, , lthertrand the pursuit of happiness, therefore Resoited;Vhet we deprecate that feeling in the late RepublieenConvention, which rearm e d i n th e selection ofitetriet party nomination for the ofll- Nieto be lied by the electors of this county et the enemas fell election. De=That we, the repronentativrs of the voters of Allvgtreny county in Cern mine° assembled, do hereby make known that we deem it one of the greatest incentives to the harmony of the people of this Union, that all p thy feeling: and prejudice nlvould be abandoned at thia tame, and that we are to favor of supporting Fueh candidates for i tH , m as shall Lis acceptable to, and designated by the union and patriotic vot, rs cf Al legheny county, irrespen Ir., of party. On motion, the Committee adjourned. THOS. DJ:kiNELLY, • Chairman. SAM.'L th..EPER, Secretary MILITARY OR Tuesday a cora• pany from Sewickley township, /West% moreland county, in command of Captain Dick and Lieutenants Greenawalt and Mar. kle, arrived by Connellsville Railroad.— They went into camp, where they will re. main until Wednesday next, when they leave to join Col. L ,. .tasure's regiment-- Many of them are experienced artillerists and the company will probably be formed into an artillery corps. ----A company of cavalry, from dread Rapids. Michigan, arrived on the same day, bringing with them an American eagle, captured in Bar ry county, Michigan. They join Col. Carl Shurz's cavalry regiment, now at Waah ington City, under Lt. Col. Mcßeynolds. —A fine company from McKeesport, under Captain Whigham, arrived here yesterday and went into camp. They join Col. Rippey's regiment, we believe.—Col. Rippey will send forward the second de tachment of his regiment on Saturday— Two detachments for Col. Rowley's regi ment left on Tuesday.--A. large body of troops now in Camp Willkins, will, it is expected, be moved Eastward to -day. THE WESTERN GUNBJATS. —Seven gun • boats for the Western rivers have already been commenced, four at Carondolet, near Ct .Louis, and three at Ali und City, on the Ohio, near Cairo. The designs are furnished by Mr. Pook, naval constructor; the boats will he ball proof. They are in. tended to be.ready for delivery at Cairo on the fifth of October. The dismensions will be as follows: Length one hundred and seventy five feet; breadth of beam, fifty one and &half feet; depth of hold, six feet.— Each boat will mount sixteen heavy guns, carry a suitable number of m n to work them, and draw not myre than six feet of water. Theh4ll,and all the upper portion of the boat, enclosing the:machinery, will be plated with iron two and a half inches in thickness. The cost of each boat will be eighty-nine thousand dollars. ACCIDENTAL SHOOII N —We under stand that Mr. J. F. I) Keating, of Glenn Hotel, met with quite a sallow accident about five o'clock last evening. He was about throwing up a stone for a friend to shoot at, when the gun went off prema turely, inflicting a severe wound on the face—a few inches to one side, and it would probably have proved fatal. 1:1).. Walters was sent for and dressed the wound. Mr Keating was comfortable last night and hopes are entertained that he may recover. "UNION" FOREVER --There is a little township on the borders of Washington county, which adjoins Snowden township, in this - county. Tho highest vote ever cast in the district was 330. Yet Union town. ship (so. it is called,) has sent out one hun- dred and eighty men in defence of their country. They enlisted in various compa nies, in squads of about twenty, and are all privates—the township not furnishing a single officer. All honor to the banner township of old Washington. "Union" township is worthy of her name. TIM HAMPTON GUARDS —This is the title of a company named in honor of our distinguished fellow citizen, Hon. 31. Hampton, President Judge of the District Court. The officers are Capt. J. S Little; First Llout , L. S. Fetterman; Second .Lfeut., R. H. Long. Fifty men have already been enrolled. Recruiting officef No. 61, Fifth street. The officers are known to be gentlemen of military expos stenos, and these desiring active service under good men, cannot do better than en. list in this company. GOLD TON GIVING TENACITY TO IKON. —A process has been invested for an im• provement in the manufacture of iron and steel during the operation of paddling. A small quantity of gold is introduced, which, by diffusion throughout the mass, is said to confer extraordinary advantages. The process is ,to be applied to the manu facture of artillery ships' plates, anchor cables, and all those portions of railway plate in which tenacity is most essential. A NOTE and letter sheet has been invent• ed which is so folded as to furnish its own envelope, and it has the government post age stamp on the outside. The advantages to the user are the conveniences afforded in despatching a letter, and the Govern ment has the security that the same stamp will be used only once. It is estimated that a million of letters are sent to the dead letter office 'annually from the loss of the pasted stamps in their transmission through the post offices. JOHN BELL'S STEAMBOAT.-U. S. Disc tea Attorney Carnahan has filed the ne. cessary papers, in the United States Dis. trict Court, for the sale of the steamboat belonging to John Bell, of Tennessee, seized last week under the confiscation act. ThslJ. S Marshal has been directed to give' 'notice of the sale to all parties in in. tweet. The boat is in an unfinished condi. Lion, only $B,OOO having been paid to the builders. • Tax VoLtraTsizas' lizusr FUNn.— We that the last of the fund raised for the aid of the families of volun. teem, $1,600, was transferred by the Exe. eutive Committee, yesterday, to the Relief Committee. The latter have some nine hundred families to provide for, and if the fund is not replenished, from the County treasury for otherwise, the fund will be exhausted by the close of the week. SIMILAR'S IN ALLEGHENY.-011 TRW day; night, the residence of N. Kraus, drover, on Webster street, Second ward, Allegheny, was burglariously entered through an ooen window in the second story, and Mr. Kraus' pants were taken, In which was a pocket book containing about $BO. No clue to the thief. Tan dollar store is now open with an entire new stock of goods, the finest one dotter articles ever offered in this oily. ;iodise go and take a look at them. St. From the Sickles Brigade. CAMP McCLEneeser, Sept. 2. ' DEAR POST:—In my last I promised that should anything transpire worthy of notice, to Post you in regard to it. To we were somewhat taken by surprise,by the unattmeinced:vhit of the President and Hon. W. H Sewerd, and ladies. How ever we CBlll9 up to the mark, and had a greed thee, review in less than fifteen minute,. after their arrival, for which promptness they passed on us quite a COM. plimi nt. Even General Sickles was una ware of their coming, as he only arrived on the grounu some ten minutes after their doper ture. should judge by the numerous pack- ages of axes, picks, shovels, &c., that ar rived Saturday last, that a little wholesome exercise is in view, such as trenching, &o. About eighty of the 31 regiment have been detailed for that end,and it is to be presum ed that our turn will arrive to-day or to morrow. From what I can learn the men now at work are throwing up an intrench, went near the Potomac. This will be now work for us all, and probably none of the easiest; but for my part, I shall endeavor to get a conductorship on a train of wheel barrows. Any thing for an office. Last night we had several Pittsburghers among us, (members of the 13th, Col. Rowley.) They are quartered somewhere near the Navy Yard, but have in contemplation, a hasty removal to this side of the river,— They are not yet uniformed or equipped, but hope to be so at an early date. Our Brigade is -now put in direct telegraphic communication with the whole of General McClellan's command, by the comple tion of a telegraphic line from our camp I to the city, and in case of alarm or danger we can be at the desired rendezvous in few moments after the signal, where, as prior to this arrangement, it would occupy hours to receive a command and put it into effect. This Brigade, with the exception of the 4th and sth, have all been paid off, and that in hard specie. It is amusing to see how soon the hucksters catch wind of such an arrangement, for we are now come pletely surrounded by this species of hu manity. I can buy anything possibly needed, from a tooth-pick to a jack-knife. But our Colonel has forbid any such insti tution entering the lines; nevertheless, they still cluster around the entrances and make quite a nice thing out of their wares, and the soldiers seem as willing to part with their hard earned cash, no the vender is with his goods. There is a Tumor quite prevalent in camp to day, to the effect that Gen. But ler had gained an important victory at Fortress Monroe or thereabouts, but no particulars have yet come to band, though anxiously awaited. You have probably heard full particulars ere this. Nothing new of importance has transpired, cave the few items noted above, and for want of material, I am forced to bid vou—adieu. Yours truly, R. C. H, P. S —Capt. Bruen left for Pittsburgh on Saturday, and'ere this, I suppose, has made his safe arrival. Our boys are un der the impression, (from some remark dropped by Old Abe ,) that we will march into Virginia this week. If any such ar rangement conies to pass, PH be Mar and notify you, &e. Dice The Spirit in Freeport. Fa EEPJBT, September 3, lislil- Freeport patriotism is still aroused Yesterday evening the drums were beating for recruits at the Keystone Inn. As the drums were beating, Col. Dickson and H: Turney, from Greensburg, arrived, and Mr. Turney was called on by his per sonal friends to address the assembled crowd. lie consented, and -made a masterly speech, explaining the war, question and urging the patriots, in the name of their (,'ud end their ceuntry, to turn out at this crisis and forget all fehtti. cal and party ties. He wound up by ced ing upon God to bless and speed them on their way. The crowd then gave Wren chee•s fur the speaker and three for the Union. Then Captain Gillespie arose and made a very appropriate speech, 1 telling all to be ready to start in the morning, at 7 o'clock, for Camp Sir well at Kittanning. The company met at the specified time, and at the calling of the roll, about forty answered to their names and marched off to the ferry, followed by a very large crowd of friends and relatives to bid them farewell. God speed and pro tect them on their journey, is our sincere wish to ovary member of the company. Bank Note Quotations Corrected for the Post by Feld 6: Lere, of the Natiunul Ban!. Note Reporter. (The Reporter is published monthly, at One Dollar a year, in advance. ()trice, Dispatch Building, Pittsburgh, Pa ) Ile - Bates uncortaio at present . 4 ,1E4 Prrrionnoni, Heptembor 3. 1861. !),,,count. par Par Far par Par New England States New York State • New York City New Jersey Innsy2vania, (Eastern.) Pittsburgh Interior, I,Yto.tern. Delaware District of Columbia. Maryland, Baltimore.. Interior Virginia. Wheeling and Branches Eastern North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Alabama Len Kentucky Tennessee Ohio Indiana Free. ... ...... Bank the State Illinois-- ......... Wisconsin lowa. Michigan Canada. 8 Exchange: selling rates on New York, on Philadelphia,' lf per cent. over Bankable funds. Coin selling at 1 over Bankable funds. STILA.MER. SUNK.-011 Saturday last, the steamer Reliance,from Cincinnati for Pitts burgh, sunk in three feet and a half of water opposite Steubenville. She had been aground, and the Albemarle, after workr ing for some time to get her off, succeeded, bat then lost control of her, and she struck upon a rock, broke in two, and went down. Most of her cargo, consisting of a large quantity of flour, wheat, oil, etc., was,r e• covered, but some of it In a damaged con. dition. It is thought she can be raised. Mag. B. #cOoLusT.asa, No. 26 . Fifth street, has just received a large supply of the various brands of imported cigars, which are offered either wholesale or retail at a small advance over cost. To the lovers of the "quid" and cheroot, we would say call at this well known stand and supply yourselves. Mr. Chas. C. Baer, the atten• Live clerk,will at all times be ready to wait on you. BBIaZD.—A cargo of five or six tons of cheese, loaded on a flat boat, was seized by the United States Marshal at Wellsville last week. It belonged to Harvey Bald• win, an old man of seventy, residing at Streetaborough, Portage county, Ohio, who, it was thought, intended to run the blockade and sell his cheese South. He denied any such intention and was held for further examination A BEARING will take place at the May or's office this morning, in the case of a night watchman, who is charged with baying abused a prisoner whom he had ar. rested. Cary: J. D. IA cGILL, of the "Western Guards," has eighty-six men in 'Tamp Baxter," .on Seminary Hill, Allegheny, with every prospect of filling the company by the close of the week. A SSA lILT VPOSA Pkstazz.—Jno. Break en was yesterday committed to jail by Al derman Taylor, charged with assault and battery on oath of Mary Bracken. feemmunleated.] The Ear and its Maladies. The ear, an organ designed for the per formance of one of the most important functions—that of hearing—is subjected, as are all other organs end senses, to nu merous dieens , a; yet the medical prof,esion, in a body, must ackno..vl.dge that in this country the d nun. of the ear. and their knowledge as a ECiNle., iltiVO entirely been neglected Some practitioners are disposed to regard diseases of the ear, or rather the first symp toms of deafness as a trivial disease, and others as too dangerous an organ to at tempt interference; but both are in error. The truth is, a knowledge of the structure of the ear is by no means general in the profession, and still less are its diseases un derstood, and therefore thou ands have either remained deaf or have become more and more deaf, who might have been re stored by pruner treatment. A person may believe that, or ho may really have caught a cold in the ear. Ile feels a slight uneasiness, noises in the ear, accompanied with but little deafness. The patient either does nothing, or he applies to his family physician, who, without any examination, advises to syringe the ear or put some oil in it, or he is counseled not to interfere, as it will pass away. In the meantime, the it jury to the organ of hearing, from what ever cause it may be, gradually increases, and from the advancing changes in the delicate structure, which may be effected, the deafness which at first was slight, may, by and by, became complete and distress ing. The approach of deafness is often unattended with pain, therefore no strong impressions are made on the mind of the I patient, to snake an effort toward ameliora tiog his c.u.ditien, till he feels the incon venire:co of the departure of the faculty o hearing. A clear and distinct recital of symptoms is rarely chtained from the deaf. They are conscious of their infirmity, but very few are impressed with a notion that hearing may be impaired by a variety of Causes As in all diseases, so especially in aural diseases, the most important point is ac+ curacy of diagnosis (without which all treatment must be empirical), and to ar rive at which it is indispensably necessary that we should be thoroughly acquainted and provided with the best mode of con ducting an examination. To illustrate my statement I will mention a case. Not long ago, I was consulted by a very eminent physician, who for years had suffered from deafness. Several medical brethren bad examined him and proscri od without any benefit. (Two other physicians were in my consulting rooms at that time ) in exam. icing with my ear lawern and otoseope I found in both ears hardened wax 'inuring on the drum. I speedily removed it, and thepationt was more than delighted to Lind himself restored to hearing to the utmost of his expectations. Yes, often a single hair lying against the tympanum will cause deafness. It is with pride and gratifica tion I can refer to numerous cases in this and other cities. I have treated patients who had not the slightest hope of recovery when they consulted me, for, to rue their own expressions, .'they have tried everybody and everything they could hear of," but they now hear as well as ever. The meth• od of observation of diseases of the ear, as well as the optical, acoustic and other in struments employed in the diagnosis have been much improved within the last 6 years. With a knowledge of their sources and ra. tional t m, anagement of diseases, and an ad herence on the part of the patient to foh low minutely all directions and the regu lar applications, either constitutional or local remedies, deafness, like all other disc eases, does not only admit of great relief, but can be completely cured. There is a fact which is worthy of the notice of the profession, and which I have seen. In my very extensive practice of such dies asp, and I may say I have examined and treated snore cases of deafness than any other profralional tsarist in this coon try. It is that, in some pitients, who our,. fer from perforations of the membranum tympani on one side, and not on the other, the deafness is the greatest on the side where the tympansl membrane is entire —showing that lesions, but little seen, now and then, tell more upon auditions than important alterations—in other words, that we may have on one side opacity of the membranum tympani, with no other visible alterations associated with a great amount of deafness, while on the opposite side we have loss of the whole, or of a part of the membranum tympani, with less injury to audition ; this difference in amount of hearing, depends in many cases upon the different conditions of the Busted cheap tube of the two sides For 'fie Post In conclusion, let me quote the word' of the eminent Dublin Aurist, Dr. Wilde, who says: It seems almost incredible with what apathy and indifference, men re pee• tably clever, will permit their hearing to be lost without making any effort for its restoration." DR. F. A. Vox Moscruisiuta. Oculist and Aurist, 155 Third street, BENEBIT.—Mqie Marie Olive, the ae corn !liehed danseuse, late of the Pittsburgh Theatre, takes a benefit at Concert Hall to-morrow evening. SEVERAL coppor.head snakes have been killed in this county, near the city, during the past week. PDX DO Bale r Par no wale DrarneraY.—Dr. C. sill, No. 246 Penn street, attends to all branches of the Den tal profession. KENWQOD BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS Will re-open Sept. 18. Terms reduced. Address, Rev. Jos. P. TAYLOR, New Brighton, Pa. JOUPS AIIIIIONT KUM JOSEPH MEYER & SO*, Manufacturers, and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FURNITURE & CHAIRS. No. 424 Penn street, above the Canal. Have on hand a iargeaseortmentof Fancy and Plain Furniture, in Walnut and Mahogany of their own manufacture, and warranted equal in quahty and style to any manufactured in the city, and all sell at reasonable wires awed! P' rOSTERS, PLACARDS, HAND-BILLS, CARDS, &c. Printed at the lowest cash prices to snit the times, W. S. HAVEN, 84 THIRD STREET, vrao WILL PRINT IN RED, WHITE ADiD BLUE,(WITH FANCY OUTB,) 011 LA PLAIN BLACK INK. ANINIaII and 808 Samplan and get pricea.liil AUSTIN LOOMIS & CO., Dealers in securitProm r issory Notes, Bonds, Mortgages, and in ies fo money. Money loaned on Checks at short dates, with collateral securities. NOTES ANflat - A.FTI3 BOUGHT AND SOLD. Persona desiring Loans can be aecommodated as reasonable terms, and ciwitolintbi win be Ringleted with good seenrilles at remunerative prices. Real alittattend to the Bale, Renting and Leasing of OM" No. 9 FOURTH STREET_ _above Wood. Wady- AUSTIN LOOKIB, 11 001 'ATUES—IM bushels eahannock t. otatoes, received arid for sale by JAB A. FETZER, corner Markefand Firstais. GGS.-6 barrels Freak Eggs, just re ceived end for sale by JAS. A. I'ETZER, eat 0051161* Market and First etreeta. 2D EOM . LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. Louisville Items. LOUISVILLE Sept. 4 —The Memphis Appeal, of the 3d, reports receipts of 132 bales of oottnn, and sales 37 bales. A telegraphic despatch from Columbus, Kentucky, to the Appeal says, that three U. S. gunboats and one transport arrived opposite Columbus with a large number of men. It was thought the phrpose was to seize Columbus or attack Pillow. A meeting cf native Kentuckians held at Memphis on the 3d, resolved to pledge themselves to render tboir nativt3 State and her sons all aid within their power when ever her freemen shall inaugurate a strug glo for the assertion of her liberty against the tyranny of the Fodoral power and the despotism of the abolitionists of the North. A loiter to tho „Momphls Appeal reports the arrival of two cavalry companies from Georgia, said to bo the linost and most ef ficient troops, with the boat horses over seen. The Charleston Mercury, of Saturday, announces the arrival, at that port., of the armed privateer Gordon, from a Biz weeks' cruise. She had captured 4 prizes. Gen. A. Sydney Johnson passed through Memphis on his way to itichrnrmd. News from liVashlngton. WASHINGTON CITY, Sept. 1. —The Exec• utive Department has no information confirmative of the reported death of Davis. The intelligence received in army circles to..day, merely gives an air of prob ability to such an event. Commodore Stringham has made his official report respecting the operations of the fleet at Hatteras Inlet It contains no facts additional to those already published. He concludes his circumstantial narrative by raying: ~1 have ought but praise to accord to the officers, seamen and marines n d officers and soldiers of the army, who wore present, for their gallantry and cheer ful devotion to duty to the government of the I lnited States of America, which they choprfully and feartiy served " The naval beard for retiring infirm and disabled ott3cors, have been ordered to meet at the Brooklyn Navy Yard on the 14th inst. The President has appointed Col. Seaton, of the Nati.. , nta fate/tigencerr, a member of the Metropolitan Police Board, to all a vacancy; but, although the appointment is popular, it is probable that he will de cline the office. Prince Napoleon at St. Louis. Sr. Louts, Sept. 4.—Prince Napoleon and suite arrived at seven o'clock and took rooms at the Plantei's House. A military escort had been provided by order of Gen. Fremont to attend the Prince from the despot to bid quarters on the arrival of the regular traiu.at s 25 o'clock, which waited on the levee till nine o'clock, when it was ascertained that he had quietly entered the city two hours before. Throe runaway slaves were caught a few days since, by • party of federal troops, at Meramee Bridge and brought to this city. They will be delivered to their own. ers, on sufficient proof of their loyalty to the government. It is reported that J. W. Reed, member of Oongreas, is raising a regiment of troops in hie district, for the rebel army. A Military Cotninksion, to assemble at the S. I, ins Arsonio, has been instituted fur tho tr.sl—acc.,rding to the rules and arti_les %N M' —of all pr,soacr,- hr , right before it. Engagement at Dickman, Ky. Csnto, September 4 —Gunboats Taylor and .Lezing,ton had an engagement off Hickman, Ky., with the rebel gun boat Yankee, this afternoon, by two batteries on shore, supported by about I, al() rely)ls, who also tired upon our boats. None of their shots took effect The Taylor and Lex ington fired about twenty shota,with what effect is not yet known. They returned to Cairo this evening. (in their way they were fired on with small arms at Columbus and Chalk Bluffs, Ky. Col. Hicks, of the 40 h Illinois regiment, who was sent to exchange prisoners, re. turned last night to Charleston. The rebels bad but three federal prisoners. It is re ported that the rebels fell back from Bikes. town to Madrid. Gen. Grant took command of this por to-day. From MlssOuri. HANNIBAL, Mo., Sept. 4.—Corporal Dix, of the 31 Ohio regiment, while out on a scout with five men at Kirksville last week, was surrounded in a farm house while at dinner, by 23 secessionists, who demanded the surrender of his party. This was refused, and the secessionists made an attack upon them. The fight was severe, but the federal troops maintained their position in the house, driving the assailants from the ground with the loss of seven killed and five wounded. Corporal Dix, on the federal side, was killed, none of the other federals were hurt. Arrival of the Gunboat Wyan done. Haw Yoax,Sept. 4.—The gunboat Wyan dotte has arrived from Fort Pickens with advises to the 23d. Letters from the fort reports that the rebel troops are deserting and going home. The health of our troops is good. The Colorado was at Fort Pickens and the Santee, Keystone State and Crusader were at Key West on the 28th ult. The prisoners captured at Fort Hatteras have been transferred to Fort Columbus. Reported Death of delf. Davis Untrue. Loutsvim.a, September 4.—lt is report ed that the President has telegraphed to the Union members of the Kentucky Leg islature that he repudiated Fremont's policy in regard to slaves. A Nashville telegram of to-day says that there is no truth whatever in the reported death of Jeff. Davis. Charged with Conspiracy. BOSTON, Sept. 4.—James Legulre, hail ing from Halifax, N. S., was arrested this morning. He is charged with conspiracy against the government, and has been committed to prison for trial, bail being refused. He was on his way to Memphis, and a rebel uniform was found in his trunk. This and other suspicious circum stances led to his arrest. Court-Martlaled. ST. Louis, Sept. 4.—C01. Dehns, of the Indiana Legion, has been court-martialed on a charge of conduct unbecoming an offi cer and a gentleman, and sentenced t o b e dismissed from the service of the United States. The court was presided over by General Pope and the finding approved by Gen eral•Fremont. Kentucky Legislature. FRANKFORT, Sy , September 4. l —Two Union members have been selected to fill contested seats in the Senate. The tempo. nary Speaker then resigned. The Senate will be regularly organized tomorrow. A Rebel Officer Arrested. SARATOGA, Sept.. 4.—James Chapin, a rebel officer of Vicksburg, was arrested here today and sent to Fort Lida • ette. 'PEARLS.-10 casks, received and for Jr sale by lablla EL COLLIN& FOUR LARGE BUILDING LOTS, each QO feet by 1* en Railroad street, Mt. Washington. Price OW each; terms easy for sale 14 [ea) 8. CUTHBERT & 80M., 61 Market 10. FOR strzgrrF, ROBERT WATSON, OF THE FOURTH WARD, PITTSBURGH, .offers Lintelf to his fr ends and fellow citizens of Wl.gbeny county ea the Union and Workingman's dictate, at the October election. audlte* c -- -- SAPONIFIER° Important to Families! Save Time, Trouble, and Expense.. T II E r'‘,7+::-.::;,7;,: :44. ,--,.1 7 BEST --- 7 A, 5 - . ~. ':'.i•i'' ' . , T . ; 14ii T t LI i r E T ARTICLEfT : EY3' I , OR T N •- MAKING SOFT SOAP! Otto pound oquiu to Six pounds 1 3 CI rE A. Pl 4 1-1 ° For Salo at Whale/We. by Perm'a, Salt Manufact'g. Co, PITTSBURGH, PA. ii.na by ail Druggists Ar Orneera In the United States. EYE- NOISE IN THE HEIB►, DEAFNESS OIL F. A. VON MOSCHLEB, OCULIST AND AURIST (Lola of the Austrian Army) Gives Ms entire and exclusive attention to all maladies of the EYE and EAR requiring medical or surgical attention, to restore sight or hearing. Persons wishing to be treated by him either txi DEAFNESS or LILNIRED SlGkTehould arply without further delay. They will,in doing so, bene fit themselves and give him time to do justioe to their case. The success of his treatment of the EYE AND EAR. He has over and over again illustrated before hie professional brethren who have honored tits office with their presence, to witness his operations and piaettee. From hundreds and thousands who tare been restored by him to SIGHT and HEARING he begs sui Join the following names and tetitimonia.s:— Hon. SENATOR PUGH. T. M'LEAN, son of Jddge M'Lean, U.S. Supreme Court. J. STEPHENS, Esq, Philadelphia. J. R. TOWN. Esq, now Captain in U. S. A. J. C. SIDNEY, Esq, Philadelphia, C. L. KILBURN. i.aptain (L IS A. H RAe4E, Esq, President of the Goodhue Fire Insurance Company, New York. L. GLOVER, Beg, Director of the National Bank 8.. Com ny. ti B. LAMAR. President of the Bank of the Reputhe, New York J. iiiTANTIIItuP, Merchant, Warren street, New York. These were cases L f DeefLIOSII, corns of THIRTY YEARS standing, PITTSBURGH CERTIFICATES Rev. STAN ISLA US PA RIZ YWSK Y, Pieeiontet Rev. M. GREGG. W. S. GRAY, Rag THOMAS MOORE, Ftrut street. JOHN BECK, en, corner Great and Seventh sta. OASES OF BLINDN ESS W. EIIBIIOP, Egg Cincinnato S. WILLIAMS, H. I), A P. tiThWART, Esq. J. W. HEATH, Esq.. Merchant. Ker. FA FRER MULLEN. B. NhVILLE, Comnbinder U.S. N. To thta list hundredi more could be added. Dr lit further begs the perusal of the two following Tr TimniiimA from gentlemen well known in elty; TESTIMONY : PROM J Nth lIVDEVITT, ESQ., Prom the benefit my son derived or Dll. VON ItIOCHZLSKEHIt skillful treatment, I have inuei pleaaare is recommending him to all similarly af fected, as a most suecessful &mist. JOHN M'DEVITT, 811 Liberty street. Pittsburgh, May 16,1861. From ,INO. 11 1 , CLOSKET. Esq., of the firm of M'Olosirey, Congrare & Co. Peal Plata, ALUGILENI Co, Po. 1 April Bth, 18. TO DR. VON MOSCRZISKRR, 166 Thu d6l s...reet. Pittsburgh—l am happy to inform you that my little daughter, who has been quite deaf for four years, has, under your skillful treatment, entirely recovered. I feel quite satisfied that hit hearing would never have been restored by natural causes, but to your ability alone is she indebted for it, and I would earnestly recommend all afflicted wit h AORiCIOBB to consult you at once. Respectfullyyours, JOHN MoCLosilßY OPPIC7EI, 155 THIRD STREET, BETWEEN tiIf4ITITFIELD AND GRANT EITEL ARTIFICIAL EYES g ive The original letters of the names above n. oan be examined by ali who wish to do so, at Dc . bre o ff ice. aulto H EAD DRFSS ES- Chenille Nets, Corded Nets, Silk Nets, Hoop Skirts, Corsets, Shetland Yarns, Zephyr Worsted, Embroidered Sets, Linin Sets, Liece Sets, Embroidered Collars, Linin Collars, Lace Collars, Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Embroidered Edgings, Thread Lace, Guipure Lace, • Dress Trimmings, Jaconet Flouncing, &c., Infant's Embroidered Caps and Waists, Ladies' Embroidered Skirts, Selling oheap for cash. CHARLES GIPNER, 78 Market Street BOW FPS NEW 241111.1TTLE Sewing Machin" es, ARE ADAPTED to all kinds of FAMILY SEWING, warttes equally well on the lightest and helmets fabries, making the LOCK STITCH SIAN alike on both sides, Which cannot be Raveled or Pulled Out. And for Tailoring, Shirt Making, Gaiter Fitting and Shoe Binding. these have no superior. Call and see them at No. VA Fifth street, Up Stairs. SpaittiAlWiliiS W. B. Lascell. CLOSING OUT SALE OF SPRING and Summer BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS, At 00ett To make room for Pall and Winter Goods. Call soon and secure a bargain at the Cheap Cosh Store of JOB. H. BORLAND ' 98 Markel street, - anal seoond door from Pato - - ITINEGAR.-10 barrels for sale by 082 HENRY H. COLLINS VOUR BRICK HOUSES ON M x QuEszia street, on ground rent. Price $6OO for the four houses. Lease for 16 e ars. 8. CUTHBERT & 80N, ansß UCK C ANDY.— At 30 boxes White Rock Candy; 15 " Yellow " " just received and for sale by ea REYMER & BROS. ITRON.- 10 boxes fresh Citron; 6 " Orange Peel; 6 Lemon " now in More and for , ode by LeeSf SWIM k BROS. SHELLED CORN-250 bushels prime yellow Shelled Corn, for sale by JAB. A. FirizElt, see corner Market and Sint Amide. LACKED BUTTER.- 1 halt barrel peaked Batter; do do btu 14 fare do do jUM received and for sale by la. A.FETZ ER, ae4 corner Market and First streets. JAMES H. CHILOS . ittk CO., HOPE COTTON MILLS, Allegheny City; Pa. • Korourroomo SEAMLESS BAGS, AND OF • 0.9.1•7*.A..1310 - 12.43i•5, 32 inches to 40 Inches Wide. Ala - Orders may be left at IL 01311,143 &COS-, lag Wood Street. Pittsburgh 0 , 311 :is • .i:ClikEB A. &FETZER.. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION- EIERCHAR T MI MI Eta I co lirloa.r, Grain, oa , Lar A, Butter. Dried Fruit and Products Clasterally, COgir< 03 ItAgaRT AND 11.11181" STB.SHITB, PITTSBIJR.EIB, PA. • Him To—Francis EL Hailer, deck Witham Dl' worth Sr, Cuthbert A. Son, Pittsunt :5, Hood Ott, Hoialzer & Elwearingen, R. Brady. Liss .. M. tt M. Bank, List Howell, ]tangle A Co, t•ttor.e W. Anderson, Donlon Paxton A Co., Wheeling. awn:UV-is /111 •••1 • IIIMEII. ItIOLDIN ROBERT DALZEILL & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS COMMISSION AND FORWIRDING MERCHANIS . . .tisausa m Paomicis Arm Pirmital n Tilsziumentrits NO. Xi I LIBERTY `ITREET, Ficrisomm, PITTSOORGii STEEL WORKS tWO LIMB.- JOHN L. &YD... W. WIALLOCKID MANUFACTIJRERS OF CAST Steel and AXLEalso, Spring corne, Plow and A. B. Steel S, r Rosa and First streets, [no2B:is] PITTSBURGH, Ps. C. WENT & CO., ILINDUOPOILEEIS OP CARRIAGES ROCHAWAYS, GOGGLES, SlThatSa & SLNIGh Ns. IST Pam arcert. Pittsberyh, Th. Air Ail work warranted to be of the best ma enma at S t wortmisitighin. k.l2:lydisf WILLIII4 MEANS, DAVID oI'CANDL, E'sd HARRISON A. COFFIN ' Special Partner General Partnere. MEANS Or, COFFIN, (Successors to APCsndless, Means & Co,) WHOLESALE GROCERS, Corner Wood and Water 818., tetcne PITTSBURCII. PA. EAR. - JOHN MOORHEAD, COMMISSION DIIgRCHANT, FOR THE SAL.* OP PIG METAL AND BLOOMS. NO. 74 WATER STREET, BELOW MARKET, Wins • riTT,SB Ultel . D. IL 'ROGERS Ik, SON" MAIMPACTURBIIB OP LOURS'IVIIOVED PATENT STEEL CU LT IVATOR TEETH AND GRAIN DRILL TEETH, Office, Corner Butler and Clymer Streets, Ninth Ward, felßris PITTSBURGH. PA. BOW 111 & TETLEY, 136 Wood &treat, 14ARE 1 TOOLS FOR BORING OIL WELLS at the shortest possible notice. riving been in ths business of manufacturin ever since the "fever" first broke ont,ws can assure persona about to engage in the oil business, that it will be to their interest to give us a call end make an examination of our stock now on hand. mh.lo TEsTli EITRAMB WITHOUT PAIN BY THE USE OF AN APPARATUS whereby no drags or galvanic battery eta used. Cold weather is the time when the appara tus can be used to its best advantage. Medics) gentlemen and their families have their teeth , a tracmd by my process, and are ready to testify as to the safety andpainiessness of the operatton t whrl ever has been said by persons Interested in as serting the contrary having no knowledge of a y process. lareataiFicam., TEETH inserted in everysty E. MERV . , Dentist, 134 Smithfield street. nol4:lvdia A PLEASANT RESOR T FOR IBITLEMEN. THE but undersi d Pure LIQUO and first-ohms AL a.B and CRAW% Gentlemen visiting the house need be under no apprehension of meeting rough or die orderly characters, as they are not countenanced. A cool quiet sitting-room in the rear of the house, ran be reached through the private haiL D. FICKESSEN, iylb3rod No. 101, Third street, Pittsburgh. • H. R. (Third lISANTIP6OTIntrit. OP EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FURNITURE. No. 4.5 Siosultkitleld Street, PITTSBURGH. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Pittsburgh Manufactured Furniture, Constantly on hand whinh we wlt t fr - st,il the low est IniOAR fpy CASE. rovl6:l,:is MANHOOD. HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED. JUST PUBT,TBIihD ON THE - N& , TREATMENT, AND RADICAL OF SP TURE ERMATORKELEA, or Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness, Involuntary_ EMI* alone and Impotency, resulting fro n Self-abussi, to. By Robt. J. CWverwell, 11. DI Sent under seal, in a plain envelope to any addrrn. c,pAdrij, on receipt of two stamps, Dr. CRAB. J. C. UT Bowery New York. Post °floe Box,, nahilitltrrutaa. JAMES HOLMES & CO., PORE DEALERS, and dealers in Provisions, oorser of liii, , rket and Front sta. tialyd• PIEGLIPS, GIENEALCL COOPEMAGE, AT 1101/1 NOW PAPOOAT ON Fayette Street, Between Band and Wayne streets, - mnatmem, FOWL *3 W e are prepared to harxdsh Coal Oil, BIAS.: key, Ale, Molasses and Pork BARARTSt, shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms TO THE • PUBLIC. EISPBCIALLY the lane. Es rant and falsely Mod est "7"lntak, Physicians of all de- . nominations, treat secret and delicate disorders, self abuse and diseastefer striations common and • incident to youths of both sews,and adults, single or married. Because nri publishes the fact of his doinp so, the i nota,u and falsely modest are dreadfully shocked, and thins it • great sin very immoral, and for contamination and conniption among their wires, promising eons and daughters. Their fluidly physician should be cautious to keep them in ignorance that they dr the same as Dr. BRAIiSTRUP, (except publishing) lest a lucrative practice aught be lost to them among stupid, falsely modest and presumptuous ftmlrets, born and raised in ign o lll32o6,'Sri! as mushrooms, and who society , MOM dy, moo, Dem". le., to dollars an eenAMYstertounlY. meanl ypronely or illy gotten. It is to , however, that numerous parents and guardians are thankfhl that their sons, daughters! and wards, previously feeble, sickly and of delicate condition andattear have been restored to health and vigor by Dr. BitiITRUP, besides many before and after mar. rte through him have been saved much suffering, anxiety, mortification,Ate. Having the advantage of over thirty years xperience and observation, consexP.lea d tWe4a , a superi or skill in the treatment of special and w ls daily consulted by the profession, as we ll recommended by reaped, able entrant; publishers, proprietors of hotels, *As Bpermatorhea, or so called nocturnal omissions.— Th , e dreadful malady am be completely cured by the very last dbsoovery that has never yet failed. In female diveasee he has had superior experience on ; account or hie old age, seventy years, all irregu larity is earn lately cured. As for consumption pulmonary diseases my syrups; which are compo sed from Iceland moss and other ingredients b yskillful phyrdcion five years at the businees„ii has had more success than all the pretensions that have as yet been disoovered. ea the cartift• cities will show. They are all genuine and can be found according to a pamphlet that each person will get at the examination, aillbee of charge...- Moe BS tionthiteld street, near Diamond street Private communications 'roman parts of tbe Union strictly attended to. Direct to ILLS.-28 barn a Refij ie d 16 barrels Linseed Odreceived and for sale [solo] HkNRY H. COLLIN& rfEILENT.-29 knurels freeklicy*aulio ILI Cement, reixfived. and for sale by nlO HENRY EL +bunks. 6 DO ; PARRISH'S HAIR RESTO.R ATM% 6 dos.Parriaids Eltag - just received irn end tor saki by EfEXL - A., KELLY Allegheny city GREEN APPLREM----10 barrels choicid Njg Green Awes, jinn remind and for rode by ' llOinier — Market and " Pirs lll7ll" k sire egiowangutg FoußTß— ahoutrok wow*, ' 131 1000Ittbelftleg 8116011fo_tthAiYouriik_sallist cheap at IS D. IL ammummillin,ll4l4Mstriii. JONES, BOYD & CO., Pittaborstblo S E:( l 4ko 7 , * NEW 1110000 V Jut Pabtaliedtarekiiiiao64,46.llt ry Et F. NET - - littamps . • . . . . . . Voxt Door to thelPost-01110pat!'.4 TS E 12011-310 ON THEMOOK4a*itMif7l' author of ' Marvaxetfttit Apex Life. -- Laura! of Narinw,” &C. - - ktEABONS WITH TEE SEA ffOßSEFlgpktgpirf..l:'*.. ing in the Northern Retie, ininelirTimolit F. G. tit. adth rnape and I- luntratioint: FAMILY PARSONAGE. a floret., _hi, , 4*,14 - ., Trollope, author of Doctor Tit0t*...,716. etc. Price 11,00. 6 A DAY's RIDE; A Urea 4, Lover. Fi', EA cents .44drianek SILAS WARNER, THE WPSV.:I3IrV.XiIt et vii o ,4 94P ' LCIE, George Eliot autlinr or)i4ain- Min on the Floes." (4REA'P EX PECTATte fthirhoiA . tm ,- :P. our, 6O emir.; mos it. 34 attn.tfi;tnnitAW.s rLLITAEY itAILKM.-4largeBFVorArthkdir forum, roitPary boolts4ouldfefiedrcraelie!PfugitAtx-,-4 lobe Whni,Tale and.Retair:BoOt' futCPeriPiikt*P: 111411111 X - -*l4*4,k - e 'Succomotto au.'2U NtiT DOOM TO THE NOOPOW - X FL ipsEt,a_ GEEYREfIRRS AND DRAWER ; catex6 AND TtOziNdg i . PRINTS. AND GING - HAMS fikAIRTIAPS AMP' SIAETINgt auta'r Eskaoitzt AND tratitt'LL.xisk, • • NEEDLE WORK 00114ARS 4911 AT GLOVES ANiV.lktrrn47 . ; SUMMER DRESS GOODSV- Ld(2B MANTLES, • PLAID FLANNELS FOR 4riirriqttitii**4: - CLOSING 0UTAT1 11 1.V.114%.1,; . -- - Domestic and A FULL 0 We now 8.011--tor.:Ojsk--;(;-,- C. HANSON talM.,:?; Yyiq 74 Market,S treet 8u &w : - r. J. auer.r.......-rAILUL k1Utt1J11.,..47W4K451114VJt.r: • Western Stove Wq • 245 LIBERTY- BTRERT;PI*RBROit,--;_,4 GRAFF .41, Co., MANDTFAutuv. vurouLD - OALL :tit& A1T191440*,,c orthe pfibbo to them litge stock otiretepf3. leoted Cook;; Parlor - & HesithigTitoW,'... . A tEIO--AIPRO v KITCHEN RANGES, - GRAM EfitiTV.,..„ . sV„'''' Houow-Wana, to., among widen ..10: 11 .11*.44(4 !WO OF/ T COAL COOK ST9Vgit Itt a li* STATE. The • • 64444( Diamond, Advance, AlMigitdrogiiiiiiaciir IRON CITY, Were awarded the FERMI PREMIUM at ibis Olt is You. tor trio BEST 00.111. COGELffroVES;::Maehb- IeIRST PREMIUM aerareed.tothe,ic.,,,tp:, TRUE ANKRICAN,MWSICALREPUBLICIi 'Forthe BEET WOOD , XiCKIK , STM3VNOWThr USE. The' KRNIVOMAraforIf.ANSA 'Stoves are cidt,attentton,of RULERS ttnit 888toltiolarir,..t - stociti4 GRATE FRONTS &FEW= IN TH - E.BTATE::.~; ,' N. 11.—We line the DlAldOlfDatidlgOlakatOCal Cook Mores with tibspigcree:Lirtings, whieh stand the Eire.better than u0rt, , ,.,, ...... ; - ,, :egdthisi:::, IMPORT.AIIETGJADUM''‘' 'nit JOHN .HARVEY, ~h aving.4°T lir upwards of twenty iterated hie' prnipit , sional time etclushrely pike Ersatment or Potpie .Thffieutdekand bavingstnieeeded - hi Ahonsindla iti . . - . eases in restoring the atiliettidto sound littialh j lied now entire confidence in OffOing publieb , hief , " , 4114141 Atleirlitairraug,V;= DIL .BAIRVEY.-'S - i -r. ' 'l . ''.;!-;' CH_RONO-THER 111 V FEMALE 164,1 i• Which have never yeataded , (Where tneo ' lions have been sitietlyfelloW44)lll7 - - --- movingdlfßordigfrtuir , i -- * -' Obstitetioni orStOnage of WO* or in restoring thosysteut:to perfect, tealth.:,tehea sufferkni from SlPlXAX;lafternoas, Iftiot4tin it Xi* Az, rat Waters, or other Weakness ol",,the Oetuuts. Also, Irian cases.orplott,NiArturs Pactroionos, Humus, 4 Pemeneddarni; A:O 7 ,A _which are the forerunners.of micro ger Joint diseate. AerTiczs 1 ills are pity haresient - ok -tke: tr.' atitution, aikl may ep the melt' delieeitc- Maid endhour ~ 8' or; at` fie ' egad Vale they ice Liss ,i, mute by stre ngthen ` 'donicy, and restorinvbe systetn to' a lithi t le w r i y co 'don, and by bringing on the menthly - - or AM re fits no matter from whit cause etbartitie• I donk - Aim They s hou l d heweterotOtheteken der. ff . - e-flrer three or four Mothe of tthud2 -stile it 'any other firiar,, , as i soul , • the result: ' . - • , . --, • '+. , LN: 4, .o' Eachbattontains oo Pilia. -Pion 4litir 3:folgan;. and when desiredleill tie gent - by,mail prbliald !by any adWtrtised A,. _ • enteeeips of themoney:,r , J. sarali, , RdcheatititL.Y;c43eherak Ligentat- Bold by DttiggisteigatliWidiy.', ' 'idlifidAinfliff' ______ THE THERD. SESSION ::.1:74,:ii: , C;(71: 1 ,, . ' - •- : ,:. 1;.'.! :VIA ;Vit - f.fr, : •. , • 07 . ' '',-. -.... i)*i1e4 , Airs. E. A. .13.111171113 g, d (fate Preceptrms of the ilia - Jebel:ly laADolt) , SELECT 84217001, VW? Y0M1414 ~ Z AD , ' Corner of Bearer street and South Cammon i ,' uheny city, commences :MONDAY: Ekipt.-.Si.P i Number of btudeals u...ii•-r_ . ..' ....1 .:,. Oircuktre can be hadaktke,Sahot4SOOdas,-.ozAtt he principal book-stores ik , Rittebugh and.:Aile eumy. . TE 138 E JOH &ON , . "'""' GENERAL COMMISSION -ill CH NTi . . ar4. *ED rt 1,1.". Dei1.102.1.111P/03 47ar 141 16 1 .41W-AWII4II. COUnir triarDdlatifoLliVlßoiCaliatiii guars, eigarawirobseeciolloc. Liberal advances made on consignments of High Wines. NO. 165 SOUTH FOURTH Si., CORNER OF WALNUT, PHILADELPHIA. • K AY & C0M.2.44:N . Y.,,: - " BOOKBELT.rwi, EfrA110:1:,. BLANK BOOK MANUFAMM* , NO. 615 WOOL! PiPtn ' isMik% . Pa. iit•A foil assortment of Law_Meadd. MA. aellaneoes Hooka ootiabialy'ontand;: ...-. .- ',tier Ir. A. mumax........- .. ... ......... Alink aaiy, . cdua.ALDWELLI.7I. Alltil.; , - . 1) , ;i ... ..,43. ~, . BOAT FORNIBIEBBB 4.1973.11174fi1ires 11l Hemp magi oMtma Opium tbi141704,. IMAMMut 0119 War"' irceViittrailinm9l=4l. JRIVADID/8.74 DE. MOWN'S MEDICAL; a and SIIDELIOLI, Moe, Smithfield street. Dr. BROWN la an d gen of Pittsburgh, and lute been I . : - in Pristine for thb Le .:f;•: • - am years. Din business has , been confined mostly to Private;., , • and Surgical Diseases. CITIZENS AND STRaispitict: . : _-'"- in need of a Medical' friend, shoal mot to ono 0111 the sore place of relief. The.Doeforis a gularartd Ida expert/4mo the gliptat. meat ore eertainelass ofdiseases fa a sore tee to the enfleiera of 'obtaining , porn:mien relief. Us use of his remedies 1124 folhiarlng hie ad. . . • DE. BROHMlklititetHs.. mar fall to,turitthei iforstforWol..Tenehol DLt eaatie,lnganitleasondiktudalowrAlleottom*, Mao, aliillteitses arid* float:it talataitilt manifesto WWI - lathe forth of - AL. • • and aveatnawfortiut of skin 'lFlMllitt(j of which . ths.„.pit persoluisoton'offers 4.4-f,fisure and greeds: Di. Frown's remedies for tads aas Wlllll34Bannil3a.rdaribie brought on often - y that solitary habit Ramat li:rah &Nolen, which the young., and V tled often gire way to, (to their me ere tme only reliable remedies lawn 14-setebiti,!, are sate, andutaketu pleiltr ee of.besin,a a ass Dr. Broisit's dla r=r lll o, Lau 4ca.niAl%,:- painful tiaae fo' lias Bei ra. He also trealft,ThlenLialf*ti. ceure, tigatteClPerbromorgineag w w: lioliugi t4 B 4ll=utigrolawk-s* town, • . of ,I nitop he ureoritz. mdhieted to DB., 11, Ar - T,..„-, 4 Fleabane. grill be - FT 2 'l7,' Medicine mom try= • arrat_to any edttreik.... - .. , 0 , 4 cryeegTagok. Qatari iv:4 PriMbg HOrmS*fllf. 4 - ;406 64 4111 ,10# 1 0 2 . 4q110*. • :~~~;~. `~a=~ - , yYrs~~'-'_. • "- ••
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