°lame XX. HE PITTSBURGH POST Published every morning, [Sunday's excepted.; Corner Fifth and Wood Streets. TERMS 86 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE Kir Delivered by carriers 12 cents per week. RATES OF ADVERTISING. Square, one time 50 three times 81 00 " one week 175 " one month 500 " three months 12 00 '' six months 18 00 " nine months 24 00 EN ingar 30 00 T . make a square. About eight words average a line. Business notices, inserted on the local page, ten cents a line each insertion. The Saturday Morning Post Issued from the same office every Saturday morning Terms Si per annum, in advance. AQ - Single Copies, ready flyr mailing, FIVE CENTS Address JAMES P. BARR, Editor and Proprietor. 6 Advertising at reasonable rates. T. J. GRAFF PAUL HUGUS WM. GRAFF WESTERN STOVE WORKS 245 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH GRAFF & CO 3 1LAIVI'VACMT:IRT:IIS Would call the attention of the public to their LARGE STOUR of well selected COOK,PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES ALSO, IMPROVED Kitchen Ranges, Grate Fronts, Rol low Ware, &c.. among which will found the Rest Coal Cook Stoves in the State. The Diamond, Advance, Air-Tight Eclipse, and Iron City, Were awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the State Fair for the BEST COAL COOK STOVES. Also FIRST PRE MIUM awarded to the TRUE AMERICAN, GLOBE & REPUBLIC, For the BEST WOOD COOK NOW IN USE. The KENTUCKIAN and KANSAS Premium Stoves are unsurpassed. We call attention of DEALERS and BUILDERS to the largest stock of CRATE FRONTS AND FENDERS IN THE STATE N B—We line the DIAMOND and ECLIPSE oal Cook Stoves with Soar Stone Linings, which and the fire better than iron. oe'Ais 463• Tine White, Plain and Fancy Flannel Un der and Oyershirts on hand, and made to ordor, on shortest notice, at R. WILLIAMSON'S FACTORY, No. 47 St. Clair Street JAMES MILLINGAR, MONONGAIIE LA PLANING MILL, would respectfully in form the public that he has rebuilt since the fire. and having enlarged his establishment, and filled it with the newest and must approved machinery, is now prepared to furnish flooring and planing boards, scroll sawing and re-sawing, doors, sash and abutters, kiln dried, frames, mouldings, box making, Ac. SOUTH PITTSBURGH, Sept, 7,1857. jam NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS! Second Arrival of NEW SPRING STYLES —A T EATON, MACRUM & CO'S, Nos. 17 and 19 Fifth Street Ribbons, Gimps, Braids, Laces, Buttons, etc., for Dress Trimnungs, newest styles. Embroidered Book and Cambric Collars and Sets. Real Lace and Lace Trimmed Collars and Sets. and Hand kerchiefs. Black Lace, Grenadine and Tissue Viels, Chemise Yokes and Pantaletts, Edging, Laces. Ruffles, etc., Ladies' and Children's Hose, of every description, Gloves, Gaunlets, Mite, Bonnet Bib bons, Ruches, Shaker Hoods, Cord, Chenille and Braid Head Nets. Another lot of " Crinoline Draperie," (French :Skirts) Those who have used this skirt, pronounce it the bee ever made. The "Quakert Skirt" and the "Flexure Skirt," are also st es worthy of attention. Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Fine Shirts, Col lars, Ties, Suspenders, etc, of most desirable styles. A full assortment of Fancy articles and ots. Wholesale and retail buyers will find a large and excellent line of goods in every departmentat the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES FOR CASH. apl4 EATON, MACRUM dr CO., 17 Fifth at. WILLIAM CARR & CO WHOLESALE GROCERS, And Importers of WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &C. ALSO, Distillers and Dealers in FINE OLD MONONGAHELA RYE WHISKY 827 Liberty Street, PITTSBIIRGH, PA. TIERNAN dr GETTY, Wholesale and Retail Grocers, INPORTERS AND DRALERS IN TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS, dm., NORTH-EAST corner of OHIO STREET AND THE DIAMOND, ALLEGHENY CITY WM. H. SMITH WM. H. SMITH tiir CO, WHOLESALE GROCERS, NOS. 112 SECOND AND 147 FIRST STREETS, PITTSBURGH JESSE JOHNSON, - GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, ♦ND DEALER IN flour, Grain and all kinds of Country Produce, Wines and Liquors, Cigars, Tobace, &c. Air Liberal advances made on consignu ten t, 01 HIGH WINES. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE. 237 SOUTH SECOND ST . au23:ly PHILADELPHIA. ANDRETH'S GARDEN AND FIELD SEED, WARRANTED FRESH ARDS , I alrAb l o a general assortment of AgrtenlOnled Implaotem . pont Shade and Ornamental received and for sale by BECKHAM 1 LONG,, No. ter Labokr inst. next doorto /lot& di # , 011 1 , ■ , ...N. .4,,,.., . .. ~.. I A DAILY POST. Speech of Senator Browning. On Tuesday, Senator Trumbull's confis cation bill being up for consideration, Mr. Browning, of Republican Illinois, address ed the Senate in opposition to it. He said: Mr. Baowsixo (Rep.) of Illinois, said that if the passage of the bill tended to crush the rebellion and restore peace, even then he should hesitate, but he had a strong conviction that it would tend to exactly opposite results. When, in addi tion to that, he believed that the passage would be a gross violation of the Constitu tion, he could not hesitate as to his duty. He said his colleague complained that the bill was misrepresented; if so, it was entire ly owing to the language of the bill, which certainly makes a sweeping confiscation. He contended that Congress had no power to undertake to execute any law of confis cation; the Executive only has the power to carry such a law into effect. We must refer to the law of nations to ascertain what property can be confiscated, and then the Executive only can execute the law. The laws of nations are binding on this nation, and the obligation is expressly acknowledged in the Constitution. All exigencies are fully provided for in the law of nations, much better than by any legislation of Congress. No greater mis take was ever made than supposing that the Constitution in any way hampers the crushing out of rebellion by fierce and strong blows. The passage of the bill could have no other effect than to exaspe rate one side, and to complicate and em barrass the other. If we keep within the limits of the Constitution, we have no right to pass such a bill, and no possible advan tage could result which equals the evils which are so from a revolution of the great charter elf our liberties. Ile had labored to inform himself what had best be done for the interests of our country. It seem ed to hint that only evil could result from any departure from the Constitution. We must first ascertain what relation the reb els are to sustain to us during the war. We cannot admit - them to be alien ene mies—that would be to admit their inde pendence ; and in the success of the rebel lion they must stand in one or the other relation. First, as citizens in so formida ble a rebellion as to reach to the dignity of a civil war, in which they must be recog nized as belligerents and public enemies while the war lasts, and deal with them according to the laws of war, with the right to resume authority over them when the rebellion is subdued; or, second, to treat them as insurgent citizens, entitled to no belligerent rights, but subject to immediate conviction and execution for treason as soon as captured. We cannot do this last. as it would lead to the indiscriminate slaughter of prisoners on both sides. All admit that we must recognize them as belligerents, and en titled to the rights of war while the rebellion lasts. If we recognize them as belligerents while the war lasts, we are bound to deal with them precisely as we would with a foreign nation. Could we pass any such bill as this in regard to a for eign nation, or could we execute it if we did pass it? The Constitution declares that no attainder for treason shall work cor ruption of the blood or forfeiture except during the life of the person attained, yet the bill attempts to do that very thing, and forfeit all the property of the rebels of ev ery kind forever. The prohibition of the Constitution against forfeiture is impera tive, but the bill assumes the monstrous proposition that, by assuming guilt, you may punish with severity which the Con stitution absolutely forbids, when the of fense is proved and ascertained. The bill provides for the punishment of treason by Congress, and the infliction of a punish "went absolutely forbidden by the Consti tution, withouttrial orindictment, on such ground that the rebel is beyond judicial process. His colleague (Mr. Trumbull) had said, "the bill provides for forfeiture as a punishment for crime hereafter to be committed, where the person committing the offense cannot be reached, and the right to confiscate the property of the reb el or traitor attaches without any convic tion of the offender." If Congress has the right to confiscate for treason, why not for murder, larceny, or other offenses? Can it he possible that we had wandered so far from the political faith of our fathers as to admit the fatal heresy that the right to con fiscate the property of a rebel or traitor at taches without any conviction of the offen der? To do so it is to subvert the Consti tution, and send away all the limitations sought to be imposed, and to establish a'' legislative despotism more capricious and more fatal to the liberties of the citizen than any form of government on earth. Mr. browning argued at some length that the bill in fact and effect is a bill of attainder, which is expressly prohibited by the Constitution, and - closed with an ap peal to stand by the Constitution in all its force and purity. The Naval Appropriation Bill. The Confiscation Committee of the House will report early next week the na val appropriation bill. It appropriates for the year ending June 1863, over forty three millions and a half. One item for the purchase of additional steam vessels, provides that, when consistent with the public service, no person shall be employ ed to make contracts except naval officers, and when so employed, shall not receive more than five thousand dollars yearly.— The tax bill will be reported from the Sen ate Finance Committee in a few days. BOOTS AND MOEN, AT NO. 89 MARKET STREET. .JOS. R. HUNTER Ladies English Lasting Heel Gaiters for $l,OO worth $1,25. Ladies English Lasting Consress Heel Gaiters for $1,25 worth $1,75, Ladies Inghsh Lading Congress Heel Gaiters :slso,wora $2,00. Ladies Tine French Morroeco Heel Boots for $137; with $1.82 Ladiee Fine Gloat Congress Heel Boots for $1.,57, esFunes s Morocco Slippers for 500., worth 75. 138 Fine Rid Slippers thr 750, worth $1,12. . , Agt *Meg Foods In propipet4a. JAMBS 8088, $9 Market ztreet, near Market House. ap2l CAr'i . SEELY. •141 B 141 SIETE STREET, opposite Cathedral REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT, "OAP NOTES. BONDS, MORTGAG in ES and other Seen ities . ap4 : - Zito SALE LOTS IN COI, n 't ie l t ins.townahiP. Zus Eitjg. Ceme geettimet: gib WNW te terY n' Fepak Nicking bk will Pe sold together long time. u p gri.Tl , 4 4 s4 l l3l l 4wd sekut . . ot. onotii7 ..BECKILILBE it LONG, iiiimg Ili t l iiptUlliliii4,llßAlA: , , ,,MHß: , Whohsea mad 11401 apir- - IN* I. codikit Agrioultural and Farming Imp's. l o t wit* Sew* d , / 0 CAMS ins Claret Wins " ; ‘• -- - I is/ 44 lug 11 " 8 * 4 ° I 2: 1 - 4 Ins• . ills . mad . AMINO Ifj .2. 11, I —-I. i , -* old elolic , Jaisloilim , ..r.ollllllllll/111BILIA. THE CONFISCATION BILL LOOK AT THE PRICES PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 3, 1862. EUROPEAN GOSSIP [Concluded.] " The poor jeweler, nearly ruined by this robbery, had to remove his much-di minished business to anotherpart of Paris, where his name was sunk in that of his partners. Many years after he received a message from one Monsieur Teron, de scribed as a gentleman holding an official situation, who desired to purchase some rings. Instead of sending a clerk he went himself, and was shown into a partially lighted bed-chamber, where, in the in valid in bed, he recognized his old cus tomer, the ci decant Prince Gargarin. The recognition was not mutual, and the jeweler held his tongue and bided his time. " From the rings exhibited, a few were selected, to the value of 5,000 francs, and M. Teron, declaring that he had not the means of paying in cash, asked if the jew eler would exchange against a curious old snuff-box, which he declared to be of great value. This was an octagon-shaped china snuff-box, ornamented with ten min iatures by Clinchsteil, set in gold and ru bies. No one knew its value so well as the jeweler, for it was one which had been stolen from himself shortly before Prince Gargarin's visit. Moreover, be knew, what few others did, that it had a secret spring by means of which all the minatures could be taken out of their settings, and their reverses exhibited, on which were painted subjects, treated, with admirable skill, in the indelicate style pe culiar to the age of Louis XV. " Without any hesitation, the jeweler valued the box at 50,000 francs, which'was much more than M. Teron expected. The jeweler, on the other hand, said it was prob ably worth even more, and made this pro posal Take the rings you have chosen, and put the box in an envelope, stating it to be my property,—if it does not bring more than 50,000 francs, you shall have the rings for nothing. ' " Gratified at the idea of being able to obtain the rings without opening his purse, M. Teron assented, Two of his neighbors, one of them a notary, were sent for, and the invalid asked, ' Who shall Sx the price of the box ? • You, sir, • said the jeweler. ' I will lay a wager that you value it at 500,000 francs. I.et me tell you in private a circumstance con• nected with this box which will enable von to perceive its real value "M. Terou, curious and anxious enough now, gave his consent, and the two referees retired. Then the jeweler said. Sixteen years ago that snuff-box was stolen from me, when I traded on the Boulevard des Italiens—a few days before I was robbed of 200,000 francs' worth of diamonds by yourself, under the assumed name of Prince Gargarin. My evidence relative to the loss of the box is on the records of the police. You now declare the box to be yours. I have already sworn that I purchased the box at a public sale. The man who sold it to nie is still alive. I know a secret about the box which will further prove my ownership—a secret which you have not discovered. Unle ss you fully repair all the wrongs you have done me, I shall at once have you:arrested as a thief. I give you five minutes to de termine. ' f. Within that time, thus driven into a corner, M. Teron, who really was an in valid, handed his keys to the jeweler, and bade him open a drawer, in which he would find 300,000 francs in billets de bangue, and signed a cheque for 200,000 francs more, payable at his banker's that same day. This done, the witnes , iis were recalled. Gentlemen, ' said the jeweler. ex hibiting the bank-notes and cheque, ' you see that M. Teron has become aware of the value of the box. He haspurchased it back from me for five hundred thousand francs. Is it not 80 " Yes,' sighed NI. Teron, ' I have . given him that sum. ' Then, said the jeweler, • here is the box and I will let you have the rings into the bargain. You may explain the mystery as you please ; for my part, I promise eter- na secrecy. The jeweler retired, leaving the wit nesses in amaze and M. Teron in dismay. The notary was unable to keep silent, and the police eventually unraveled the mys tery, though the jeweler fiiithfully ob• served his promise of secrecy. M. Teron, who was so immensely rich as to leave three millions of francs to his heirs, never recovered from the mortification of having been detected and compelled to refund with compound interest. 111311(ENIX LOOMING GLANS & PIC TUME FRAME MANUFACTORY, NOB. =I EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET, 173 dk 175 GRAND STREET & 215 CENTRE STREET, Estahlishedl&3B. NEW YORK. Es tablished 1138, This Establishment has been in successful operation Silityears, and is the Largest of the kind in the United States. We have on hand or manufactured to order every description of LOOKING GLASS. PICTURE AND POR TRAIT FRAMES, Plain and Ornamental Pier, Wall. Oval and Mantel Blesses, Coneecting Cor nices, Base and Bracket Tables, with Marble Slabs, Toilet Glasses, etc., Mouldings for Picture Frames, in lengths suita ble for transportation, either Gilt Ber/ing, Rose wood, Oak,Zebra, Eirdeeye, Mahogany de. Our new M an ufactory and exrensive facilities enable us to fournish any article in our lineal' good as the see, and as cheap as the cheapest. DEALERS ARE INVITIM TO CALL UPON us when they visit New York. We claim to be able to supply them with every article in our line which they can possibly require, at prices lower than they can purchase elewbere. Orders by mail attended to with promptnew. Do not jail to call when you visit New York Office & Warerooms. No. 215 Centre St., N. Y. my2:3md HORACE V. SIGLER, Aet- S. B. 4iir C. P. MABKLE, Manufacturers and Dealers In BOOK, CAP, LETTER, and all kinds of WRAPPING PAPER, have removed from No. 27 Wood street to NO. 88 SMITHFIELD STREET. Pittsburgh, Pa.. gfir Cask paid for RAGS. ap9 VALUABLE TIMBER LANDS'S, FOR eale. 1,600 acres of unimproved land of good quality, situated in McKean 00., Pa., about three fourths of a mile from the Al legheny river, to whieh there is a iced plank road, within a mile also of the town of Corydon. Schools. Sawmilhatt., good surface, indications of Petroleum on the land. 'and. abundance of choice Oak, Pine and other timber, Prise $6 perewre, on easy terms of payment. Carbon Oil wabetakiin in part pay. 8. CUTHBERT at ROBS. 51 Market et. LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MINES - •xn- SMELTING WORHS. PARK" 21X'Cl3.1E1Doli" .itz CO. Menafaeterere of &heath, Brasiers' sod Bolt Copper, Premed Cop per Bottome,Relsed Still Bottom., t.poiter Solder. *a. Also I tre and 414411%,.* te Tie . , /?Constantly en hand. Thinien's Machine. rd ooia Wareham, No. 14110 FIRST and 140 • D S c „Pittsburgh, Penna. ors a t Copper out to any desired • faMigdatc <ter •,•••:Htrk'3.l t TREASURER'S OFFICE, ALT,RottExY Co., PA., t Pittsburgh, May Ist, 154;2. t Bli THE 2INT SECTION OF AN ACT OF ASSEMBLY, relating to Allegheny county, passed May Ist, 1861, it is required that the Treasurer of said county shall attend person ally ;or by deputy, at least one day in each ward, borough, township or election district in said county for the purpose of receiving sTATE COUNTY, MILITARY and COUNTY POOR: TAXES, from any person paying the wholo amount of taxes aasessed against him in the proper dittrict, less a deduction old per cent. allowed by said act of Assembly. Said Act of Assembly further provides as fol lows, viz: Sec. V. If any person shall, at the time and place appointed as above, or at the Treasurer's of fice, before such time pay the full amount of his taxes as above, less the deduction, he shall he en titled ton deduction of five per centum thereon, and said taxes may be paid to the Treasurer at his office, subject to the deduction ii five per centum as aforesaid, at any time within three months after the time fixed as above for the payment thereof in the proper district. Sec. 21 If any of said taxes shall remain un paid in any of said districts for a period of four months gfter the day fixed as aforesaid fur the payment in the proper district the Treasurer shall issue his warrant, accompanied by a schedule of all unpaid taxes in each district, and the name:: of the persons respectively by whom the same are due directed to any citizen of the county, author izing and requiring hurt to demand and receive, lrom the persons named in the schedule, the :um. therein charged against them respectively, to gether with five per centum in addition thereto, which shall be in full compensation to such per,n for the collection thereof.but neither the Treasurer ; nor the collector appointed by Mtn as a b ove shall at any time after the issue of sasd warrants be re quired to receive from any person less than the whole amount of taxes assessed against hi m or hi s property in any one ward, borough or township as increased or diminished lip the do lustions or additions herein before provided f,r. The lectors apppointed by the Treasurer shall be re - Oonsible to the Treasurer fur the faithful perfiirm anee of the duties, and for the amount , ...fleeted by them, and shall have all the powers eonferred on collectors of taxes by the . 21-1 seetion of the act of fifteenth April, one thousand eight him drlnl and thirty-fur In pursuance of said act, I, AA RON Treasurer of said county: hereby gi, 11 , 4 H, the, I will attend for the purpoce of re , •ei, jog luxe , - in the several wards, borolmh-, township , and precincts of said county, at the place of holding general elections therein respeetively on the fol lowing days, from 10 o'clock a. m. until 4 o'cd.ck p. m. , to wit: Ist Ward, Pittshurgh, Lawrenceville, Cr,: cent and Baldwin townships; M onday June 211. 2d Ward, Pittsburgh, Pitt Nevillr and Mifflin townships, on Tuesday, June 21. :id Ward, Pittsburgh, list preiinet., hnrnugh and Jefferson t , wwthi;. on Wed neoday. June 4th. 3.1 Ward, Pittsburgh, ig Pecide, district, , Sewickley and - Sricwdeli Thurudny. Jum.sth. 4th Ward. Pittsburgh, Peeld: Clure and Upper St.Plair tuiric.b,! June sth Ward. Pittsburgh. (Ist tirceitoti Matiebe,:ter and Si•ott township, on Saturday, June 7th. sth Ward. Pittsburgh. (24 preriiii,t,i Pattn, south Pittsburgh and Chattier , town+hip, on Monday. J nue sth. nth Wan', Pitt.iburgh, 's,lll,r:owe vine, and Robinson township, oil l'iaerility. June 10th. 7th Ward, Pittsburgh, Melie,r,rt: West Pitts burgh and utti Fayette town,h ip, ~ 11 Wednea day, June llth. Nth IVarti. l'ittAurg.h. Elizabeth tr,wnship.Mo nonzuthela borough and North Fayette on Thumlay, June 12th. nth Pittshurgh, borough, Union and Findley. townships. on Friday, June I:ith. 1.4 Ward, Allegheny, Wem St. Clair and 11 , ,/11 town.hips, tinitirday, Juno 1 ith. Yd \Carl. Alleght-ny. Shake'. Tarentum and Emd Birmingham, on Monday, Ju!,,, li4h. Ward. A Iblzhenv, Ist precium. , Fawn, 'lst distriot,, borough el 'Birmingham, bre , inet.) and Ilamptun tewb•hip, m Tuesdny, June 17th. Ward. Allegheny, , 2 , 1 precinct,. Nierai o lle-s, Fawn, district., and ItoroUgh of Birmingham: !"cl ' , rectum, on Wednowday, June Pith. ttli Want, Allegheny, k "reel rh.l I Pin e , East Deer, and Reserve townslotig. on thuroiday, June Ittth. 4th Ward, Allegheny. '2l precinct,'. Indiana, tat Armstrong's, Deer Creels. end Du quesne borough, on Erlda.y. June tintli. West Deer, Sharbsburg. krunklin. Ist de.: met, and Plum, on P4ralug4l44y. Juno 11-t. obit), Frani:tin, t2tl district.) Penn and townships. on .Mon d ay. June Lid. .t.tßO\ 11.1/1"O, 11, _ 21 i 1 t , TO OIL 12ut-iNI-ort!-4 rpm: UNDERSIGNED HAVE MADE arrangements to fit up Oil Refineries, meter Dr. Tweddle's Patent TROMP APP.; RID'S, patented February 4th, .1462, by which tire is ren dered totally unnecessary in distilling Petroleum or other Oilo, and we guarantee our work canoe be excelled in durability, simplicity or economy We refer with confidence to the following par ties, whose Refineries we have fitted up: Messra. Long, Miller Sr Co., Petrona Workiq Wightinan .kndersoo, Eagle do S. M. Kier Az Co., Excelsior do Alex. Taylor. Co., Jet:der: , n do Lockhart 3: Frew, Brilliant do The above works were designed and con3trueted and put in operation by Dr. ii. W. C. TWEDDLE The following works we have also fitted up: Economy Oil Company, Darlington; Mew& Chadwick I Crum , ton, Kittunuing; Johnson Graham Co., Woods' Run Brewer, Sill & CO., : Rees. S Oran', Johnen❑ Jr Brother. do Forsyth Bros. Sr Co., Manchester DAVIS & PHILLIPS, Nog. 100 WATER Si 101 FIRST STREETS Brass Founders, Plumbers STEAM AND GAS FITTERS mhll:3md TO THE PUBLIC WSPECIALI.T the ignorant andfalse ly Modest of all denemi nations, treat secret and delicate disorders, self abuse and diseases or tuations common and in cident to youths of both sexes, and adults, single or married. Because Ds. BRANSTRUP publishes the fact of his doing so, the ignorant and falsely modest are dreadfullY shocked, and think it a great sin very iunnoral and for contamination and corruption among their wives, promising sons and daughter's. Their family physician should be cautious to keep them in ignorance that they do the same as Dr. BRAN STRUP, (except publishing) lest a lucrative prat tics might be lost to them among stupid falsely modest and presumptuous families, born and raised in ignorance, sprung up as mushrooms and who compare society, intelligence, sense, be., to dollars and cents, mysteriously, meanly ern/7 gotten. It is to publicity, however, that numerous Parents and guardians are thankful that their sons, daughters and wards , previously feebl e sickly and of delicate condition and appearance, have been restored to health and vigor by DR, BRANSTRUP, besides many before and after marriage through him have been saved much suf fering, anxiety, mortification. be. Spennatorr hea or nocturnal emmissions, are completely cured in a very short space of time by his new remedies, which arepeculiarly his own. They are componnds from the Vegetable. Kingdom, having seen the fallacynf the Mercurial treatment,he has abandon ed it and substituted the veritable Female dis eases are treatel with expertsucceas—havunzhad over forty years (40)nce in their treat ment in hospitals of both the Old World and in the United Stating leads him to say—to allwith a fair trial, health and balminess will again bloom upon the now—palled cheek. Trifle no longer with m oo t e b so k s and quacks, but corns and be cured Consumption and all of its kindred disesaes, of which so many annually fill our countries, can now be relieved, providing they attend to it in time Full parr/inlets can be had of my treatment by procuring a copy of the Medical Adviser,whicti is given gratis to all that apply Raving the ad vantage of over forty years experience and obis/Teflon, consequently.' be has superior skill in the treatment of special disease', and .who is daily consulted by thenrefeaSitln, as well as recom mended by repealable citizens, publishers, pro prietors of Moe S 6 Smithfield street, near Diamond street. Private communi oationa from all pule of the Union strictly at tended to. Direct to deellydaw NEW GOODS— . BOX SOO, Pittsburgh Poet Moo We bare }not reoeived from the EASTERN CITIES, ♦ CHOI= SELECTION OP G 10431,14. for the prolost ototoroaohimo Neiman. Buyers stoloopooofouy mooted to as oassitoo oat stook. W. W. SiMakig * MBRORANT WM/XL MI Fadonl strait, , t 1 NAV Allishry eft EATON, MACRUM ar CO., NON. 17 and 19 Fifth Street. PITTSBURGH. JOBBERS AND RETAILERS, TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES, HOSIERY. GLOVES, MILLINERY GOODS. Shirts, Collars, Ties, Zephyrs, Yarns, Fancy Articlesand Notions of every kind. Vt. City and Country Merchants, Milliners Pedlars and all who buy to sell again, should call anW lO m M in ALE DEPARTMENT—Second floor of 17 and 19 Fifth street. mbZt MORI VAIL% DISEASES-. Dr. BROW N'S MEDICAL and SURGICA I, Office, No. 00 Smithfield =treat, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. • Dr.I3ItOWN is an old citizen of Pittsburgh, and has been in Practice fur the I fL9 t twenty-five years. If is business ha; been. confined mostly to Private aud. Surgical Disease. CITIZENS AND STRANGER In peed of a medical friend, should not fail to snd out the sure place of relief. The Doctor is a regular graduate, and his experience in the treat ment of a certain class of diseases is a sure guar ardee to the sufferers of obtaining permanent re lief by the ue of his remedies and following his advice. DR. BROWN'S REMEDIES j never fail to cure the worst form of Venereal Diseases, Impurities and Scrofulous Affections.— : Also all diseases arising from a hereditary taint, which manifests itself in the form of tetter psoriasis, and a great many forme of skin dis eases, the origin of which the patient is entirely icnorant. To persons so afflicted, Dr. Brown offers hopes of a sure and speedy recovery. SEMINAL V, EAKNESS. Dr. Brown's remedies for the alarming trouble brought on often by that solitary habit of sensual gratification, which the young and weak minded often give war to, (to their own destruction,) are the only reliAle remedies known in the country —they aro safe, and make a speedy restoration of health. RUEUMATISM. Dr. Brown's remedies never fail to cure this painful dken...e IN A FF:W nays—he will warrant a cure, Ile nL o treats Piles, Gleet, Gonnorrlicea, Stricture, Urethal Discharges, Female Weakness, Monthly Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula in Ann, Nervous Affections, Pains in the Back and Kidneys, Irritation of the Bladder, to. gether with all diseases of an impure origin. A letter describing the symptoms. containing a err, directed to DR. BROWN. N 0.50 Smithfield St., Pittsburgh, Pa., will be immediately answer ed. Medicine sent to any address, safely packed and secure from observation. Office and Private Rooms. No. 50 Smithfield street. Pittsburgh. Pa. nols-daw:is BALTIMORE PIANO FACTORY, fritlity PITTSBURGH BRANCH, REMOVFD TO NU. 114 WOOD STREET FIRsT I,Oolt FRONT FIFTH STREET, ADJOIN ING TUE RINK, Now is the time to buy a FIRST CLASS PIANO, at the lowest possible price. Call soon, only a tew left. WISE Jr BROTHER, apt Manufacturer.s COA L. NUT COAL. SLACK AND C 4 )KE—DICKSON, SIEWARTia CO., 509 LIBERTY STREET. Ilavirar superior facilities fur supplying the beat quality of Coal, Nut Coal, Slack and coals, are prepared to deliver the same, in any quantity to suit purehimors, at reasonable rate& ur Coal is brought in fresh lait y by railroad, and is dry and free from slack. Particular attention given to sup plying families. 0c25--3m - THE SLAUGHTER COMMENCED, Thr Enemv Driren into the Entrenchments!! WE SHALL SHOW NO QUARTER But Take nil the 41/starters We Can Get. 100,000 *ROLLS Of ebenp WALL PAPER. Borders, 1-e., of Newest Styles avid Usual Variety, to be Sold this Spring. Thin large stock, having been purchased at re duced pricer, will be sold very low. MAGNIFICENT PARLOR PAPERS, BEAVTIFUL PANEL PAPERS, EXTRA WIDE PAPERS OF FRENCH AND ENGLISH DESIGNS. Bargains Not Confined to Remnants. We take RAGS as well as CASH. WALL PAPER STORE, At the Old Stand. No. 87 Wood Street. R. P. MARSHALL. Sig-Paper Hanging and Whitewashing, Qnlekly and well done, by Experienee , l Workman. Inh2l:and - - NA'rELONA. WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURING this lirticle, which for brilliancy in burning freedom of offensive odor, and transpze le n7 of color, (which color we warrant to be ob by age or exposurej is unsurpassed by any 1 lami nator in this or Eastern markets. As a profitable Oil to the consumer, we can specially recommend it. Also, our manufacture of CAUSTIC SODA, l':ed by all large Soap Makers and Oil Refineries. which excels 10 per cent. in strength all the make of English Soda brought to this country. Our manufacture of SAPONIFIER, OR CONCENTRATED LYE SALT, AC. I Are so well and favorably known, we trust the mention is sufficient. All orders and inquiries will be promptly at tended to by 'addressing. GEORGE COLUOUN, Agent, Penna. Salt Manufacturing Company, 24 Wood street. Pittsburgh. nolB:l3 . lkw:is JAMES H. OHILDS, HOPE COTTON MILLS, .A.lleithen3r City, Pa., ld ANUFACTURF.RS OF SEAMLESS BAGS, AND OF OSINTA.ESUMGrS, 12 Inches to 40 Inches Wide. Sir Orders may be left at- 11. CHILDS & CO'S. 133 Wood street. Pittsburgh. no3l:ly:is Wlll. M. FABER & CO., STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS Iron Founders, GENERAL MACHINISTS AND SOUR NUMERS, Near the Penn. B. A. Paaaenger Denot e PITTSBURGH, PA.. MANUFACTURE . ALL RINDO. OF Steam Engines, ranging from three to one red and fifty horse power, and suited for Grist Mills, Saw Mills, Blast Furnaoes, Factories. etc. • Give particular attention to the oonstrnotion Engines and Machinery ibr grist mills. and for u gg l e a. eg n o l : T hred, n fi r iVe r d m gd m 4 l .4, for ship ment at short notice, En gine. and Bolters of vier, description. Also, furnish Boilers and Sheet Iron 81:311Urifill6% Wrought Iron Sha ft ing, Rangoon and F11111'1.6 in every variety, and continue the =indentured Woolen Machinery and Machine Cards. Oilr Pries, are low; our machinery manufactur. a d 'of the WO quality of Material!, and warranted in all 4iget to give satisfaction. ••Orders from all parts of the country iolielt tedand promptly filled. ferftdaw I.:. EL ,CAUDA.Y, NOTE, BILL, SOIMAJED MORTGAGE AND REEL ESTATE BROMMR, OFFICE 1064 FO: iuruDING, oopaltfigwrttorio k ra. Bond lifortsiss4 a. sp2 „ 4,IIKMOrI /PIANO". asim-nlard4. • , r ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO. OF PITTSBURGH. OFFICE, No. 37 Fifth BL, Bank Block. INSURES AGAINST ALL KINDS OF FIRE TONNESNE RISKS. ISAAC President; JOHN D. McCORD, Vice Presided 1). M. BOOK. Secretary ; Cam WILLIAM DEAN, General Agent. DIRECTORS—Due Jones, C. G. Enssegar vey Childs, Capt. R. C. Gray, John A. Wi B. L. I+ahneaock, John D. McCord, Captain A am Jacobs.R. P. Sterling, Capt. W. Dean. Robert L. M'Urew, Robt. 11. Davis. no2B JAMES A. FETZER, • FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, FOR THE SALE OP Flour. Grain, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Dried Fruit and Produce Generally, Corner Market and First Streets, PITTSBURGH, PA. .REFER TO—Francis G. Bailey, Esq.. William Dilworth, Sr. S. Cuthbert Son, Pittsburgh, Boyd ,k Ott, Heisker Swearingen, S. Brady, Cash. M. & M. Bank, List Howell, Mangle & Co., George W. Anderson, Donlon, Paxton .k Co., Wheeling. my2B:2ptEis IF you WANT SOME GOOD NEW Fruit or prepared Mince Meat, mixed, and all other kinds of Spices, cooking Brandy or Wine. New Orange, Lemon and Citron Peel go to Haworth & Brothers, in the Diamond, where you will get a new crop of Fruit and lower than at any other house in the city. Also a general and tull assortment of Family Groceries, Teas, Wines, Brandies, and all other kinds of Foreign and Domenic Liquors. HAWORTH dr BROTHER, de24 corner Diamond and Diamond alley WALL PAPER ! ! WINDOW CURTAINS, &c. New Styles for Spring of 1862 A Great Variety and Fine Assort ment from 6 14 cents to 65 per Piece. For Bale by THOMAS PALMER, NO. 91 WOOD STREET, Between 4th de sth, 2d door below Diamond Alley mhZl IMPORTANT INVENTORS. PATENT AGENCY. 4. PATENT AGENCY . DEWIT C. LAWRENCE. i O .: ROT. W. FENWICK. z For Twelve Tears :For the past four ,is years Manager tot an Officer of She'd the Washington al 0 Branch of Bitten. Patent Ofilee-the 14 It Inc Ani eri•an 0 Patent A easy last four as and for n 1 Years in the Pat, Member of the,pent Agency B l WNW. Board of Appeal. It NOTE—AII information necessary to procure a Patent and and a copy of the Patent Laws sent free of c Refer to_present Commissioner of Patents. Hon. David P. Holloway. de2o:tf A POLIA HALL BILLIARD SALOON. ..M.CHARLBSGARDNBRIwouId remind his old Weds and °women that he is still to be found at his old stand APOLLO HALL, entrance on Fourth street. He has always on hand the best quality of Lager Beer, and in connection with the ball, a well appointed billiard saloon, with good tables, balls and cues. Remember the pia frompollo Hall, Fourth st. near Wood, entrance Fourth. ADDY Jic EAVENS. Plumbers and Gas Fitters, NO. 165 WOOD STREET, OPPOSITE FIRST CHURCH, PITTSBURGH, AND 47 OHIO STREET ALLEGHENY FEAR THE MAYOR'S 01714711 111ORTINPS, HYDRANTS, SHEET LEAD, Lead Plea. Pig and Bar Lead, and Plumber's material in genonil. Oil Refinance fitted up in the most approved manner . Tanks lined Lead or Copper. Houses fitted with Water and Gaa Fix tures. WI. N. B. All orders promptly attended to. ap3 :lyd OBTICLLTIOBAL— STRAWBERRY:, RASPBERRY. and BLACKBERRY PLANTS, GRAPE VINES, CURRANT, and GOOSEBERRY BUSHES, LINEAR, RHEVBARB, and ASPARAGUS ROOTS, all of the beet quality. and warranted true to name. For sale at 29 FIFTH STREET. mh22 J. HNOiL WNE=B F IINI I ATLIB B LE ° LIN .— T D FIV 3 EVEA is unrivalled by any, in all cases of Laspeaess, arising from Sprains, Bruises or Wrenching, its effect u, magical and oertsdn. Harness or Bastille Galls, tieratchisto., it will also eddy ours Spavfn an e may easily T pre vented and cured In air incipient stages. but confirmed oases are beyond the poesthility of a RADICAL COWL No ease of the kind, however, is RC despenits or hopeless but_jt may be alleviated by this Liniment, and its faithful application will alawys ream. the Lameness. and enable the home to travel with comparative ease. Every bores owner should have this remedy at hand, for 40=414 We at the first fiPploPan, of Lamenesswill effectually greyest WON follxpids dimmed mentioned. to Which all hones are and whieh render so many otherwise valuable horse! nearly worthless. R. B. slum? * op.. daftly-dew:sow Agents for Pittaburgh. DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS ViTZATON & CO., MAIPOPAOTURIIPS OP lIVIIRT *AZIITT OP P.INISERD BRASS WORK, GAS • -AND STEAM FITTERS, sir - Partioular attention to Attila; Off Relinev lee. Braes Castings of superior smoothness made to order. Steamboat work mad repairing mar- Sig - Roes' Oil Globe; Davs's SAO c .!A Osa Brackets and P4mdentw Corner ST. STREET AND DUQUESNE WAY. fel3:tf C. WEST & CO., MANTI7AOMMIB OP CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ROCKAWAY& SULKIES AND SLEIGHS. No. 187 Pen* Street, Pittsburgh. IMP work wwoated to bo of the biwt_ eta and workenimift. MyLl.O6/1. WEAKEN MOODS— 100 DOZEN . WHITE AND COLORED SHAMIR HOODS, or sale by the come or sinsie dom. EATON, MACRUM & CO., So. 17 JIM street. EAGLE otr, wonne. WIG IVIAa AItIIIMBOII. mmo AXIISRAixas IN MssTso.9ftitinr4="44xisiesPit= lEhit's& Me% aqui k ode OM Wat *MN% is sios•pdr fLei Um. 46. 3F*Aa risir rEICIIMMI . OilEirr ia= Vallaislatinirk Established 1842. SPRING GOODS. 1 t 3 0 lab . CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS. WE HAVE NOW IN STORE A cog .. PLETE stock of SPRING GOODS, all new and desirable styles, which have been carefully selected in New York, with a desire to please the most fustidentis, and comprising inall the various new fabric and novelties of the season. We would respectfully an early call itom our patrons and the public, to test the smite or the name or the SAMUEL GREY dr SOW; Merchant Tailorn, No. 19 fltllm Street. ROBERT DALZELL A. F. DAM= BOBT. DALZELL & CO., Wholesale Grocers, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT A N Dealers in Produce and Pittsburgh Nr No. 251 LIBERTV stAuol, T •TITSRHIGH EUROPEAN AG] /111110 WAS EATTIGAN, El Agent, 116 Water street, Pitts ''"uPlitatH is prepared to bring out or rend back AWL,. from or to any part of tho old country, either OT steam or railing packets. SIGHT DRAFTS FOR SALE, payable in ady part of Europe. rolg t for Agentiaapol and Cincinnati . en Also,for the old Black Star Line of Sailing Packets, and for the lines of Steamers Mil.. tug between New York, Liverpool, Glasgow-and Galway. fell H. H. SMITH, NOTARY PUBLIC OFFICE AT THE PITTSBURGH POST, FIFTH STREET, mh2l near Wood WILLIAM MEANS, HARBISON A. COFFIN, General Partners. MEANS & COFFIN, (Successors to M'Candless, Means k C 0..) WHOLESALE GROCERS, Corner Wood and Water Streets, felO4s PITTABIJIMIT, PA. ROBERT ARTHUR!, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS _of OW Missouri, Texas. Wisconsin, Virginia, Hew York. ouisiana„ Illinois, lowa, Florida, Indiana, Lan. ncky and Michigan. mhs:6ni No. 135 FOURTH STREET. LOAN OFFICE, HENRY W. CIMIOTT NO. 100 SMITHFIELD STREET. Near the corner Fifth, Pittsburgh. MMONEY IN LARGE AND SMALL quantities loaned on Gold and Silver, Dia, monde, Jewelry, Gold and Silver Watches, and all kinds of valuable articles. for any length et time agreed on. The goods cannot be dela** „ without the Ticket. Sig- Office Hours from 7 A. M. to lo ia2o OWEN BYRNE, MERCHANT TAILOR, 49 St. Clair Street. GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING MADE TO OR; DER CHEAP FOR CASH, 11AVING RETURNED IMOD 21E1 Al YORK._ with a choice stock w h i chTHS. CASHMERES and VESTING.% mbe purchased at prices far below the usual Wes. airilreat inducements offered to coach buyers. seffl:6m PEACHES AND VINEGAR—. - 600 BUSHELS DRIED PEACHES, 11 BARRELS ELBE CEDER VERICIAR. in store and for sole by WILLIAM BAGALEY, far 12 /mid 20 wood striped Jos. 13. GENERAL AGENT AND OOMMIBSION lIEBORINT. No. s North Fifth Street; d•l4:sm PHILADELPHIA, PA FAMILY COAL DN.POT. WM. M STEWART, DEALER IN COAL, rner SOUTH COMMON k SANDUIWY ST t ALLEGHENY CITY. • Families eunDlied with mgst / k en on snort notisA . . PEPRONA. OIL NVONtart.o LONG, MILLER a, co, WORKS AT SHARPSBURGH STATION. AL: /MUNI VALLEy RAILROAD. SPOSoe and Warehouse es mummer irrairr, irrrnstriair: Manufactures of Iniiminst • bas and - t 4 Lubfio,o' Oarbos Oib and Boasole. • • • .110.1 NAISPINWSK OIL; WAlULAjersai NON-sXPIAMSIVE. OwiTh ga . bud. nOO.IIMLEAD, COMMISSION illititHANT; PIG METAL ANICHLOOMB, NO. 74 WATER MEM BELOW AMMAT w. 01:311110111•11...D. CVIIIIIIUNIXAM CI7IIIIII2IOIIAR k MTV U SLAM WORLW honae, 119 Water street, and t hteetaXPL l . 6 . l. Pittobwrat, i ,..... Pik three doers below the Mei a- Wd-Witar °I I !ff. Vt can &mg Mara Am parlor windows. charities' zed public bnildiaita awf EATON, NACRIIN & CO- NO. 17 FIFTH STREET, JOBBERS AND RETAILIIIIir -0 F • • 'rriauniait m broiderias. itosiKY Collars, Ties, Suspenders, ni t re, Sun and Rain Tubrense,, %sets, Mound. ebe', Rood' And all kinds Piney Articles and-NBeotions, . 1111. Whobale buyers supplied. on beet tarsus, BATON, MACRON & CO. 77-Fiftb strut. . Yinss —H. D. 111 T 11 11-...•...../. o..tiviato Lots at Miller& Itieketiorea. •** - • REYIK.E2I, a 211 feseomicir to 'Gomm &m i d on , l o Wholoogo Booboo in. reatvtv, Awrisii.lmissesamoinn NOB. ass AND as ifp9f99*km G vi TENS CALF 11 1 001111, $4.10 D.at • • sib ~~ FL• Y. ~r „t ~` ...' , `,-....:: . _ , ":.:1.7 . 5,.: - ::::;,4,.,., - ,.., ~,.10-:,' ~n ufacturee. STREEG. DAVId Ii'IOANDLI3B, Special Partner. ,r.,
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