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B' Address JANES P. BARE.
Editor and Proprietor.
B' Advertising at reasonable rates
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PAUL 1100th9
WESTERN -STOVE WORKS,
24M LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSB ORGH
GRAFF Sc CO. ,
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MANUFACTURERS
Would call the attention .1C the pnblie to their
1, Alt ( E i J . ti
of well selected
COOK,PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES
ALSO. IMPROVED
Hite/ten Ranges, Grate Fronts. HUI
low Ware, &le. among which will
found the ' lleat Coal Cook
Stoves he the state.
The Diamond, Advance, Air-Tight
Eclipse, and Iron Ci,
Were awarded the FIRST PREA t AM at the
State Fair for the BEST COA LLOOK
STOVE& Also FIRST PRE
MIUM awarded to the
-•• • • •
TRUE AMERICAN. GLOBE dr REPUBLIC.
Me BEST WOOD COOK NOW IN USE. The
UCIUAN and KANSAS Premium Stoves
are iaseerpaeeed.. We Gall attention of DEALERS
and' Buia,DEßs to the largest etock of
CRATEFRONTS AND FENDERS
'• IN•THE STATE...,
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N B—We line the DIAMOND and EC ' LIPSI
oal Cook Stoves with Soap Stone Liningif. whit
and the fire better than iron. ocZhis
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lifsPine White, Plain and Fanny Flannel Un
der and Orenthirta on hand, and made to order, on
shortest notice, at
IL WILLIAMSON'S
SKIRT P.A.C7CORY,
Wo. 47 St. Clair Street.
11 AXES MI SAIMAA R, XONONGAX E.
AP..LA PLANING MILL, would respeetfulln
folift the public that he has rebuilt since the fire.
and havingienlarged hisfulablishment. and filled
it with the newest and mustapproved machinery,
is now prepared to furnish flooring and planing
boards,seroll sawing and re-sawing, doors, sash
and shutters; kiln dried, frames, mouldings, box
making, dec.
Bourn Purrstsuang, Sept, 7,1857. ja.39
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
Second Arrival of .
NEW SPRING STYLES
A
EATON, MACRUM & CO'S,
Nos. _l7 and 19 Fifth Street.
Ribbons_. Gimps , Braids , Laces , Buttons. etc., for
=Trimmings, newest styles. Embroidered
c and Cambric Collars and Sets. Real Lace
end Lace Trimmed-Collars and Sets, and Hand
kerchiefs. Black Lace, Grenadine and Tissue
Viels,
nimble •Yokes and Pantaletts, Edging. Jacek
ales, etc., Ladies' and Children's Hose, ofevery
description, Gloves, Gaunlets, Mita, Bonnet Rib
bons, Roches, Shaker Hoods. Cord, Chenille and
Braid Head Nets.
ILeother lot " Crinoline Draperie," (French
Skirl* Thoee who bare used t ins skid._pronounce
it belt ever made. The "Quakers Skirt" and
the: "Flexure Skirt." are also st es worthy of
' • • attention. •
Reastlemen'i Furnishing Goods, Fine Shirts, Col
late: 'Ties. Suspenders. etc, of most desirable
k7lea.• A full assortment of Fancy articles and
Notions.
noised' and retail buyers will find a large and
:canon line of goods in every department at the
LOWER? PORRifiLE PRTORS FOR CARR.
apl4 EATON. MACRUM & CO.. 17 Fifth at:
WIIiLIADI CARR & CO
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And Importers of
WINCES, BRANDIES, GINS, &C.
' ALSO,
Distillers and Dealers in
FINE OLD MONONOAIIELA RYE WHISKY
227 Liberty Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
TIERNAN do GEIITT,
Wholesale .and Retail Grocers,
INPOZTZES AND DIALIIIS IX
TEAR, WINES, LIQUORS, dre.,
NORTH-EAST•eorner of •
OHIO STREET AND THE DIAMOND,
nom/ ALLEGHENY CITY.
WM. H. BM ITH JOB. R. HUNTER.
WM. .11.' SMITH dr CO,
WHOLESI4LE - Gift! RI
NOS. 112 SECOND AND 147 FIRST STREETS,
dim PITTSBURGH .
JENNE JORIITSOII,
GENERAL COIIISSION lERCHANT,
• AND MIAMI IN
Flour, arida and all kinds of Country
Produce. Wines and Liquors.
Cigars, Tobaro. Le.
H air Liberal vamm oo
a made on nsignmente or
IGH WINE ad S.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 237 SOUTH SECOND ST
suasay PHILADELPHIA.
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eimatft Oirsomegital Trees,
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DAILY POST:
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Table of , pietailees.
Taking Richmond as :the centre, the
following table shows at a glance UM . dis
tance of different points in Virginia Rim
there :
From Norfolk toNiehmond is.
From Suffolk to Richmond is
From Cape Henry' twßiehmond
From Hampton to Richtnond is
Fro Fortress Monroe to Richmond is .
From Yorktown to Richmond is
From Williamsburg to Richmond is
From Fredericksburg to Richmond is..
From Washington to Richmond is -
From Winchester to Richmond is
Frourliordonsville to Richmond is TO
From Staunton to Richmond it 120
And the following shows the distances
to various points on the Mississippi, which
have been made noticeable, from Cairn to
Memphis :
Columbus to Cairo
Hickman
Island No. IU
New Madrid
Point Pleasant
Plumb Point
Island N0...13
Fort 'Wright ......
Fulton 'Landing__
Hatchie river.........
Island No.
Fort Randolph._
Fort
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SEEZEI3
Gold at Pittsburg Landing.
A citizen of St...Lonitt, who was recently
at Pittsburg Landing, has returned and
brought with him a specimen of fine gold
dust, taken by him from the bottom of 'a
ravine in the vicinity of the battle ground
of Shiloh. The article, says the Dente
crat, has been carefully tested. and found
to exhibit an extremely fine quality of
gold.
More Light thrown on the Visit of
M. Mercier to the Rebel Capitol. •
The Herald, of Tuesday, has et last die
covered the real cause a the
vi,it. to the robel es pit al. It
v,4 :
We publish an interesting extract: from
the well infbrineil -Paris correspondent, of
the Brussels A r eird, - :frOnt'Vvhiili it will be
seen that our views abont the object of the
visit of Al. ;denier to Richmond are fully
confirmed. "It has a political bearing
which cannot be overlooked. 7 The hot
season is now setting in. end military
operations will be suspended. This, there
fore, says the Nord, is the time for negoti
ation and a peaceable solution of the fines
tion at issue. The result of that trip, the
writer anticiiates, will be - the end: or the
war, or at least the beginning ot the end.
The opinion here expressed is fully eoti-'
firmed by the, language at thio Paiit'Ofgeitd
journals. and the geneinl tonebT titetor
respondence - published' by:the ilioijit*,
from which it :appears that - the Ora of
the . visit of the , French Minieter"to 'die
rebel capital was to reconcile the 'North
and the South. Thus are the 'views we
long since expressed fully borne out.
Mercier went to Richmond to see if he
could do anything 'xi pave the way for the
intervention of his imperial master to cat
the Gordian knot. whose severance would
give the French abundance of cotton and
tobacco. Peace is manifestly for their in
terests, particularly such a peace aswould es
tablish permanently two republics in North
America. But the French and Belgian
journals will do well to observe that there
is only one way of settling the difficulty,
and that is by the rebels laying down their
arms and submitting to the United States
government, according to the constitution
drawn up by the fathers of the republic
and ratified by the whole people,
The Rising Sun.
As we proceeded, the timid approach of
twilight became more perceptible; the in
tense blue of the sky began to soften; the
smaller stars, like little children, went first
to rest; the sister beams of the Pleiades
soon melted together, but the bright con
stellations of the West and North remain
ed unchanged. Steadily the wondrous
transfiguration went on. Hands of angels
hidden from mortal eyes shifted the scene
ry of the heavens; the glories of night dis
solved into the glories of the dawn. The
blue sky now turned more sdtly grey; the
great watch-stars shut up their holy eyes;
the East began to kindle. Faint streaks of
purple soon blushed along the sky the
whole celestial concave was fi lled with 'the
inflowing tides of the morninglight, Pour
ing down from above in one great ocean of
radiance, till a flash of purple fire blazed
out from above the horizon, and turned
the dewy tear-drops of flower and leaf into
rubies and diamonds. In a few seconds
the everlasting gates of the morning were
thrown wide open, and the lord of day,
arrayed in glories too severe for the gaze
of man, began his state.—Edward Everett.
1862. 1862.
M'CORD & CO.
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SitIRED HOODS.
Wholemtle and Retail.
131 Wood Street.
PITTSBURGH.
W ARE NOW
toW;11111MBIGIALAIMillS,
wv ADDITION our dm& Immensaltook
of Hats Gam Straw Ocada;BorionclkSbakeiHOods
and Palmfilata_ 11 (1kmatavnithafont bit
can buy .from na MLOWsid PRICESthan in Pln- ,
ladelplunor Nen York; laPlhand , •
R. R. BULGER ,
mANonorrion or
EVERY DESCRIPTION• OP
FURNITVRE.
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A, ANAORMIIMIn' es
- Pittsburgh. Iforufsatursit Tuniturs,
Constantly oh_whisit'_ tia l iat
lowast C A M for CAM rayiseirm
SWllliDen • FONLIIIIALE,-
The wreck or steamer
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tying at the-Marine
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Boilers. Engines. Doctor usk
Anchor Clisitta, dm. Afrotr i to •,
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JlLlCeitlyselor .at • Lew. .Kittiasing Aliturbinis
Co., Pa.
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golden and Fulton will be attended to ezeliiahretf
by Nr.Oolden. • . ,••• • • :• imalfti• •
SALIN JUMP nirkeurvrACAiii
1, for sale by
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order fin , do m% Air jib y r ,
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SELECT TALE.
A NON - COMBATANT HERO.
•
A polite French gentleman, who had
meant no harm, was once knocked down
by an ancient English civilian because he
had called him a non-combatant. "No
Briton," urged the latter in extenuation of
his hasty conduct, "no matter what his
profession or his age, should ever be called
a nbn-combatant, or anything like it, and
least of all, by a Frenchman." Our ven
erable countryman had sinew and humor
on his side of the argument, but his rea
soning was very defective. Some of the
bravest men ;the world has produced
have been non-combatants, and some of
the most heroic deeds. in its history. have
been performed, not by the destroyers of
their species, but by •the healers and pre
servers thereof. There was not a more
valiant work done in all the Crimean war
than that undertaken by Surgeon Thom
son after Alma. There was not a more
dauntless man in the whole Grand Army
ofNapoleon than its surgeon-in-chief,*Bar-
La.rrey.
.This gentleman, when attached to Kel
lerinan's brigade, in 1792, first exhibited
his credentials as Mitigator of War in his
invention of the Flying Ambulances, which
bore the wounded rapidly away, instead of
leaving them to linger on, as of old, in
agony upon the battle-field. The employ
ment of ambulances is not, however, at
all times practicable, and even when it is
so, there are dangers and difficulties in
the path of the army-surgeon, such as can
not be possibly imagined by us who live
at home at ease, but must be described by •
one who has experienced them. In the
"Memoirs of Baron Larrey" we possess
perhaps the most trustworthy, as well as
the most striking account of how it goes
with the wounded, and that (for he ever
tended - friend and foe with equal care) on
both-asides, in the bloody arbitrament of
war. History has long concerned herself
with the itictors and the vanquished.only,
and not without reason ; situ* to receive
a severe wound, in the case of a common
seldier, was, under the old regime, almost -
certainly to die. It was only the' ehiet'Y
who were much attended to,
or who "lived '
to tight another day — at all. Yet in Lar
rey's time, .so much had these things
been changed for the better, that he sent
forth Napoleon from Moscow with more
than one htindred thousand able-bodied
men, who had mitered that city, fatal as it.
was in other respects, with only ninety
thousand•conibattints. The means, how
ever, •by which patients are recovered in
warfare, are often strange enough. and
the remedies applied not whale violent.
In the woodless wastes of Egypt, the
sick were 'warmed at night by fires which •
Were madeof•the bones of the dead. When' •
the army got to Cairo,' Wren into the hid
eous' 'embracer of the plague, who - se only
merit was that it extinguished, like death
itself r all other diseaser. *When the plague
ceased, fatigue and privations under a
burning sun excited liver-comploint, which
degenerated into abscesses so terrible that
it was sometimes found necessary to
plunge some sharp instrument into the
stomach, in order to give free course to
suppuration. The lesser diseases of that
Egyptian campaign were leprosy, caught
trom•infected mattresses and'unelean food,
opthalmia, scurvy, and elephantiasis.
Dark, indeed, was the side of Bellona's
shield which it was the life-long fate of
Surgeon Larrey to contemplate. The
personal safety, too. of this- non-combat
ant was jeopardized in every engagement..
His amputations were performed amid
showers of bullets and in expectation of
the charges of hostile cavalry. "Among
the wounded was General Silly, whose
knee was ground by a bullet. Larrey, per
ceiving that fatal results might ensue un•
less the limb was amputated at once, pro
posed amputation. The General consent
ed to the operation, which was performed
under the enemy's fire in the space of
three minutes. But . lo ! suddenly the
English cavalry near their side. What
then was to become of the French surgeon
and his patient? -had scarce time,'
said Larrey, 'to place'the wounded officer
on my shoulders, and to carry him rapidly
away towards our army, which was in full
retreat. , I spied a series of ditches, some
,of them planted with caper bushes, across
which I passed, while the cavalry were
obliged• to go by a more circuitous route
in that intersected country. Thus I had
the happiness to reach the rear-guard of
our army before this corps of diagoOns.
At length, I arrived, with this 'honorably
wounded officer, at Alexandria, where 1
completed his cure.' "
On many battle-fields, the cold was so
intense that the instruments requisite for
the operations fell from the powerless •
hands of the army-surgeons ; after others,
nothing could be procured- but horse-flesh
'to make soup for the exhausted patients,
while their only tureens were the cuirass
es of the fallen. At Smolensk, where all
supplies and stores had been burnt by the
retreating Russians,Larrey, fertile in ex
pedients, .discovera hoard of-archives,
and substituted . paper for lint, mid the
thick parchment for splints. His wound
ed were then upwards of ten thousand,
and almost all the town in conflagration.
At Eylau, these.poor.fellows were well
nigh' meeting with a second calamity.
which would . , without doubt, have estroy-;
ed the whole of them: "While i.ivas itop
erating," Ban, he, or. directing. opera
tionit.l heard'ott nides of me the most
pressing appeals to me•from- the sufferers.
To the doleful moans "of these intrepid
soldiers succeeded, after the. operation,
a. prodigious and almost inexplicablecalm,
along with altind of internal satiefaction t
which they. expressed 'by testimonies of
the most livelly gratitude: They appeared
no longer occupied by their personal
evils ; they made vows for the preservation
Of oarHniperor and ••the , imeeetru'of our
arms; finally, they mutually encouraged
each other to bear patiently the different
operations their wounds rendered neeeset-.
ry. It' *lilt - I the midst of all the obsta
cles a hostile locality and a rigorous tem
perature were presenting, that some 'of
the, most delicate and difficult Operations
were perfcirmed successfully. Just at the
moment when a veritable consolation was
diffusingitself in the soul - of every -.wound
ed titan , lutonexpected effort made by the
right wing of the enemy to oat-flank our
left, Precisely at the point where the am
l-balances were stationed, was calculated to
spread trouble among these distressed'
men. Already some who were able to
march had taken flight ;-others were ma
king .vaaa,:efforts to_ follow them ~.and es
cape this ants - pitted attack .' We, how-,
ever,* were , their prop and support; we
I.were determined to die rather than to seek
, ignominious-safety. 1 expreseed forcibly.
Ltoallitie wounded who remained the res
olution I had taken not to - abandon my
post ; I . assured them that, - whatever
might be the result of this alarm, which
to• me appeared false, they had nothing
to fear for their lives: All, tine; members
,of my own department rallied round me,
,and swore not to abandon -Mel— • • •
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From Chambers' Journal
DIVIDENDS.
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Pm-ant:mow May 6th,1861
PORE WESTERN INSIIRANCE
R. PANT has this day declared a Dividend of
Five Dollars per share, out of the earned profits
of the last six months. Two Dollars of which to
ha appropriated to credit of stock, and three dol
lars-payable in cash on or after the 13th bast,
niy7:2wd F.M. GORDON, Secretary.
ALLECIRENT BANK: }.
May 6, 1862.
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS
this Bank have this day lared a
dend of YOUR PER CENT. on the capi dec tal stock, out of
the profits of the last six months. Payable to the
stockholders or their legal representatives, on or
after the 16th inst
my7-td
MF.rjf_ANICS' ANK. }
PittBb Ma" Stb, ISSE,
imnr. PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS
OF THIS BANK. have THIS D declared
a Dividend of Three Per Cent.. on th e. Capital
Stock, out:of the profits of the last six months,
payable to Stockholders or their legal represebta
tiVes, on or after the 116th inst.
my7:lotd • GEO. 'D.' M'GREW, Cashier.
CITIZILNEI' BANK, i t
Pittsbugh, 21162.
WINE PaSSIDNWT AND IMIRECTO S
1. OF Tl4lB DANK-hars THIS DAY declared
a Dividend ofFour Per cent, on the Capital Stock.
out of the protifsi'of the last six months' business,
payable to Stockholders or their legal representa
tives, on or after the 16th inaL
my7:tf GEO. T. VANTOREN. Cashier.
OFFICE. LIMICKA INSURAKCE COMPANY,
Pittsburgh, May sth, 185 2.
-tM.A T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
Directors of this company. held this day a
dividend was declared of Fora Pan cagy.. on the
Capital Stock subscribed, oat pf the profits of the
last e months, payable forthwith.
my6-Iwd ROBERT FINNEY, Secretary,
W
ANTED— FORTY GOOD SOUND
DRAFT HORSES, notleav than Five nor
more than Nine years old—Bars, Browns. Blacks
or. Dark Sorrels: Aftson and sebalf hands high.
or Upwards; strop'', active and well broken to
harness. • Hours of Inspectioti, hetWeep IW.
and 2 P. M. ,_daily. Sundayl'eloipted,at Patter
son's Bazar, No. Fourth Ira Pittsbursh.
Renn'a. ' 4- MO 14IERY,
Mai. r U. S. Arm;.
Office (Jr. Mr. U. 8. A., Pittsturgh Penn a,,
April 29.1942.
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LOUT! ..... 01411.
REINEMAN, MEYRAN k SIEDLE,
o. 42 FIFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH. PA..
WIIikI.F,NA LR ♦FD NNTAfI. t/iAl.h.t3 IN
WATCHES, JEMMY,
DIAMONpi 4
SILVER AND .PLATEk WARE.
'4l 110 4! IL It.
or every deacriptior!.
FANCY GOODS
Bronze Statuary ! etc.
WATCHMAKERS' TOOLS,
Materials and ManliOnery.
iyh61414/1" Amor for thealiksted
• •
AMERICAN WATCIES
Blanialketeroill nt
apl6-3md
LA1)164
C0N6110244 KTEIRS. KEEL/141,2a
LADIES LACE GAITERS, HEELS, N„
LADIES KID SLIPPERS 43e.
at No. IFtfth Ntre e t . 2d door from Market,
my 9 D. N. DIFFENBACKEII.
DUNCAN, DUNLAp & CO.,
Manufacturers of
PURE WHITE REFINED
CAII 13 lON AILS.
Office r NO. 29 1 . LIBERTY STREET, Pitta•
burgh. Pa. myg-fir"
ING GOODS.
1 SI 0 Alt .
CLOTHS, OMMMS
AND
VESTINCEI.
E HAVE NOW IN STORE A COM
PLETE stock of
SPRING GOODS.
all new and desirable styles, which have been
carefully selected in New York. with a dadre to
please the most fastideens. end comprising in all
the various new fabric and novelties of the
mason. ".
We would resneothlb solicit an early rail from
our patrons and the pu lie. to test the merits or
the same dr themselves. •
SAMUEL LIMEY & .NON,
Merchant Tailors's,
Mo. 1$ Filth street.
LOAN OFFICE .
HENRY W. CIMIOTT
NO. 100 111111111FINLD wrisswir,
Near the center Mb; Pittsburg
MONEY. IN 'AARON. AND , inCti.r.'
A•VJE. quantities loaned on Gold and iiihm4-Dik
mond% Jewsl2% Gold and Silver %Mum and
all mode of v :Melee. for any length of
time agreed on. The goods cannot be delivered
without the Ticket.
JAMPa2O Once noun from 7 A. M. to 10 P. M.
W
ALL pwptie-'
New Papero receiving daily at No. 107
Market street. near Lib e rt y by
ap26JOS. R. HUGHES.
-
GOLD PAPERS—
Poe Parlors, kaw patterns for ails at No. 10?
Market street. mai! Liberty anal , by
ap2S • • JOS. R. HUMES.
ARTEISTAS WATEII. 1141111121.11
jot roodivedfrom Loodob:'litore and for
sale by W 1(. BEINNNIT. N 0.120 Wood street.'
101N.SL 188 WALL PAJPZIAN.WO
.Lar bah* of high ,Jeolora, extra widejtug re
ceived per steamer from Liverpool for We by
tohig • ! W. P. MARMALL.
.
JUST itEcni'reo--
.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
Sun Umbersllas, Multilies. and &Num of all
kinds.
We would invite all to ball and eiamine before
parobasina..
Trish Linens and Muslin very Che at , a t
LYNCH..
- No. 9d Market street. between
.my 9 • Fifth end Di=NW.
PI pitcoNA. OIL WrioltK.6l
LONG. MILLER & CO.,
WORKS AT SHARPSIMIROH STATION, AL
LI/GHENT VALLEY RAILROAD.
saroiloe and w44ous•
33 muesurr imam IP inTrastaula
Mannfaatarsoßbnidniting and Ltibrieafeil
,Caibon Oib anal &Nasals. • ,
•
NO. L OIL, WAILILLIITRO
110111.1cILP.
WANib N O.—TWO 61ENTLEKEN
WA
wives esu ke,aaeotaimodisted with
IC larding. at No. 1011 *set- A pleasant
kwation. Akio. two *isle ridiun4in.
aTioletergßAarlAwininiorxivitar
dasellattoa Orrebronsed. lad attired
toto Mauna
sho Quill's.' 011 at So Gto Flttlaliad
umbing pof •
WELDON it MOEN.
atoll/ 184 Wood street mate&
11111-
• f
INFALLBLELINININNT..
IVholniala and iota by
R. ILSEILSIDESit
nor Elooandand Wood ato,
ALTIMORE PIANO FACTORY,
PITTSBURGH BRANCH,
REMOVED TO
NO. lIS WOOD STREET.
FIRST DOOR FROM FIFTH STREET, ADJOIN
ING THE BANK.
Now is the time to buy a
FIRST CLANS PIANO,
at the lowest possible price. Call soon, only a
tow loft. WISE & BROTHER.
apt Mannfacturer.s
THE SLAUGHTER COMUNCIED,
J. W. COOK, Cashier
The Enemy Driven into the Entrenchments
Bat Take all the Quarters We Can Get
Of AUlteop WALL PAPE'S, Borders, ice
of Newest Stgles sod Usual
Variety, to be Sold
nibs Sprint.
This large stock, baying been purchased at re
Sneed pricee, will be sold very low.
MAGNEFICENT . PARLOR PAPERS.
BEAUTIFUL PANEL PAPERS.
EXTRA 'WIDE PAPERS OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH DESIGNS.
Bargains Not Confined to Remnants.
We take RADS as well as CASH.
• WALL PAPER STORE,
At the Old Stand. No. 87 Wood Street.
W. P. MARSHALL.
rairPaper Hanging and Whitewashing, Quickly
and well done, by Experienced Workman.
inh2l:2md
JAMES H. OHILDS.
HOPE COTTON :HILLY,
Allegheny City. Via..
10 .01CPACTOREITS np
SEAMLESS BAGS,
Asti (de
•
OISN 131 U fit C-4
1 Pg Inches to 40 Inches Wide.
N- Orders may be loft at H. CHILLS & CO'S,
133 Wood street, Pittsburgh. nughly:is
•
1 , 7 We are now ifsamfluetureng and prepared to
furnish to order, "For Soda FountainA" Savor
of Plain end Cream Syrups •of a ve superb,
totally. .M.Mt & EitirTH ry
SRti.
apm Nus.l24 and P.hi Wood etreere
FY A d A L E.-I°OUA MAIMS IN COL-
Sus township, adjoining:3r. Mary's CeniegerY.
ninety-six feet front, by one hundred end ten au
depthkenelated by paling fence. The Lots will
be actlO together or eeparatelY. at low attires end
w
lo tame. Apply to JAS. S. DEN IN,
et.s:dti St. blary'a Ceraeteri.
W. ok: D. RINEHART.
Nhinufacturorn and denten, in all kimin
Tobacco, Snuff and Sugars,
ap3l-ly Nds. 119 and 151 Wood street.
16, 11 0 DA NALEIRATUN IN 23 POUND
17 BOXES. bistro:sired and for sale by
my 7 No. Oa GEORGE A. KELLY.
Federal street. Allegheny
BECKHA.III & LONG,
Wholesale Retail Dealw in •
Agricultural and Farming Imple
ments, Seeds,
Agents for the Buckeye Mower And Reaper.
Woods' Mower sad Iron Harvester. and
Bookstooe and Ammon', Hamm
NO. 1$? LIBERTY STREET,
_.l64:4krulaw • • - PITTERIIIRGH: PA.
T. CUNNINGHAM-D. ctriontonast...r. CUNNINGHAM
...... C. DUNCAN:
CIINNINGMARB (10.--P ITT B.
BURGH CITY GLASS WORKS—Ware
house. HE Water street, and ISS First street,
Pittslaugb. Pg. three doors below the II beta uouse , ffianahicturms of Pittsburgh
Window Glue Druggists Glass Ware and
can Convex GIN" for parlor windows, eh toi
and public buildings. aoa
pEamitati AND VINEGAR—
600 BUSHELS DRIED PEACHES,
11 BARRELS PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
WILLIAM BAGA.LEY,
(.15 18 sad SO Weed street
ROBERT ARTHUR/3,
A.I7O I IIIWMIr AT
AND COMMISSIONER OF DUD& _of Obis.
Missouri. Tlikinorioir_b Viirekkja,Now York.
aetYied'lowa. norms. moons.
Walla • • 0..125 FOURTH STREET.
HANDIESECIMays-
THE LARGEST AND
.aIIEAPERT ETECII VI THE CITY,
FOR LADIES AND GENTS
Sitaxes trt .
pound end 1 pound rapers for
MILLER& RICICHTEION.
NEW 6001 1 / 1 1:-
-AT--
RATON, MAORUM &
wo. 17 Firm orrizET.'
Wholesale and Retail at lowest prices. DOB
BOOTS AND SHOES,
AT NO. 89 MARKET STREET.
LOOK AT THE PRICES
Lolls Enalieh. Looting Heel Gaiters for VA
worth
LLadiaiiwalish• tearing Cowen Heel Gaiters
eso l leWV:saline bonuses Herd filltere
"rth ee% Morrow. Heel Hoots for7.7eaf is Pga Conran Heel Boota for .111 . .37.
worth IL_ . • •
Lodi* FUN Maroon Mkppers for 500.. worth 75.
Ladles Mae Hid flUtarerfor 75e. worth Slat
An other greeds pemperties.
JAMES ROBE.
•
an Market :treat. near Market-Holum
EUROPEAN AGENCY. _
1111110111 AS RATTIGAII, EIIINSOPEAN
Agent, Ile Water street. Pittsburgh.
is.nrepared to bring out or wad baok panienger•
flom tatoMot the old eountry , either by
steam or "sail bets.
SIGHT D FOR GALE. payible in any
: part of ,llisrope.
Agent for the Itidianipolis and elecinnati : Rall-.
road. Also. Await for theAtil Bleak Star Line of
!failing Packeta, and for the lines of Steamers sail
rbetwasti New York: Liverpool; Glasgow sad
- -
surraitr
. a Barrels:FM& Roll Butter: •
- • ‘ '
. 3 Bemei dO do do. JuBt received
and &Veils by - • JAS. A. FFTZSIt.
my 7 :, • • Comer Market sod First street: •
Inks Wittriet--
99 BarreloDeted Apples;
- • . 11,_ do , Posoboo. Joit - reocived
and for, mILD,o.,_ rEszra.
'‘ VarierMarketandrust streets.
• • .•.,
.1110.14 A b .
4 :417 . 41141A AT IINCLITL
Dna , T"ThWitsultOus--ttividni.
13°,1 ' ik7. 7\ 4411 11L13 1 1 ;..
Go non*
WE SHALL SHOW NO QUARTER
100,000 ROLLS
In store and for sale by
- -AT -
/OSZPII 110111111V15,
77 MARKET STREET
WALL PAPER !
WINDOW CURTAINS, ate.
• New Styles for Spring of 1862.
A Great Variety and 'Flue Assort.
meat from 6 1-4 mats
to ab per Piety.
For tale by
THOMAS PALMER,
NO. 01 WOOD STREET,
Between ith dc sth, 2d door below DiatoOnd Alley
mb2l
IMPORTANT
TO
INVENTORS.
PATENT AGENCY.IO! PATENT AGENCY.
OEWIT C. UWNENCE.IIOBT. W. FENWICL
For Twelve Yeari:Fortbe pis.t four
years Blanalier of
en ellicer of theltitlie
Waibigi
Patent Onlee-41n le tBnA eSinm
ll:Patent Aweless,
last four as a l ?land for Fifteen
Years In tile Fat.
Member of. theOrati Agency Ilusi.
r mess.
Buard of Apyeall. 4 s
NOTE—AII Informationnecemary to procure a
Patent and a copy of the Patent Laws /tent freent
barge." -
Refer to present Commissioner of Patents, Ron.
David P. liollosaf.. deßhtf
A.:I3IDV aSr. EWIEIVIFg.
Plumbers and Gas - Fitters,
1163 WOOD NTREET, OPPDOITE
FIRAIM CU ITRCH, PITTPOWTDOIII,
"r
47 010 STREET ALLEGHENY
9fRaR THE MA TOWS (mum
WAVE 1 . HYDRA ATE !MEET LEAD.
A= Load Pipe, Pig and Bar Lead.and Plumber's
material in general. Oil Refineries Pitted up in
the meet approved manner. Tanks lined Lead or
Copper. Houses dtted with 'Water and (lad Fix
tures.
1111. N. H. All orders promptly attended to.
ap3
H olt 1` 41 1 1 LTURA L--
STRAWBERRY
RAR I BEREN.
end lILACICHERRY
GRA Pk: VINES.
eti Ft.it A NT,
and 4 4 1 )0SEfsh'fila HUMES,
LI KTRAR
Ft REHEARD.
and ASPARAOUS ROOTS.,
all of the host quality. and warranted true to
name. For sole sit 29 quality.
STREET.
mho---- J. KNOX.
. _
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS.
FIUM:INOW fit Co..
I I•NUP•OTU1I11110V 1117 - 111 Y or
FINISHED BRASS WORE,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
eifirTarti attention to fitting Oil Refiner
ies. Brass Ou ting, oteuperioremoothneas tnade to
order. Steamboat work and repairing gener
/Erika' Oil It: Dag* Wit "
the Breeketonnif entm rner .
STREET AND DU URSINE WAY. fel37.tf
C. WEST di CO.,
11413117AMW1 of
CARRIAGES BUGGIES,
ROCKAWAYS. WMIB AND SWUM.
No. 1011 Pena Street, Pittsburgh.
AP- All work warranted to be of the best mate
rial and workmanship. myL2:1341.
WAXER HOODS—
00 DOZEN WitIVE AND COLORED
SHAIiER HOODS,
r sale by the case or singe dosen.
EATON, MACRUM & CO.
so 4 No. 17 Fifth oljoot.
FIA.GME Oh WORSE.
WIGHTIAN . & AIIDEBSON.
VIDEIVINICRIS AND DrJULIMI IN rvsE
Mgt Carbon Oil. (Wait/ guaranteed. Pita Jawed
Also.
ha Bennie and Car Grease coartaatly on
ad.
saMleft at Chew, Smyth & Co's on Water
i stews. will 641 promptly filled.
WILLI/1111VMM DAllld
11•1111110 X 001111111, BMW Partner.
Genova Partners.
BILEANS &. COFFIN,
(Bueeessors to lit'lliadlost, Noun C 0..)
WHOLESALE • GROCERS,
Corner Wood and Water Streets,
PITTSBITAIGH.
11AVATEDIRMAinGs..,
•
PDr. DROWN'S M EDICAL
and SURGICAL 012c0,1'i0.60 . ---, .- •
Smithfield stree a. t. Pittiburgl. -- ,
Penruivani •
Dr.BHOWNis sa.oß aids,* r:
of Pittsimmi,
e moths, best is%
.±J
Prsotlooforthlast twentrilvis •
yam His brim.has b. e,
%.-
Private and .
go t l i
a h r a d, =t o
CITIZENS AND STIRANIENR .
In need of • ntedieol frim en Sr to
And out the mire p** of rell is a
regular graduate , muM his i s *tell of a amain elms at diatoms' is a mute guar
ante* to the vampire( obUdalgitimmianstit mi
llet by the ore at birirpmildies aim fonowiog b 1
advice.
DR. BROWN'S REMEDIES
fail to owe the worst form of Venereal
Also
Thseacc
p
s aiaam c %odd!, and fihrofttions Affections.—
which manifints s from a hereditary taint.
=in the form of tatter
psoriasis. and • mod many forma of skin dia.
"ems. the orish. of which the patient is enthrals
ignorant. To persons so Dr. Brown offers
hopes of a mil ver3r.
NM&
Dr. Brown's. he the alarm ins trouble
bro ht on o
wM ften by
ti solitary habit of sensnal
on; eb e young and . weak
ellen sive way to, (to Oak own riesincisisc.)minded
are
the only reliable' remedies known in the eointo
-Alley are saki. and :make a meads restoration
of health'.
tor. Bsret's remodise isms. felt to out* this
manfitammie TN • FM 1/411=.12v1=.11
owe. kle Woo treats PM% ' ' I
Stretsum, Uvulas* • Amide ealmes+.
Illoothif SaPPlSMierm. • of tint Joist:.
listolainittEmnenosis Pains I. the
Beek sod Irritation of the Bladder. Ls.
either witb a llVo ef ea Imam betid.
A letteri Jkosimiltms,centsining a
to • SOWN _ N 0.50 Smithfieil
I S ER. Pitialklllh. Pa ,
St. . mill be imiaidhstoly answer
ed. Mallow mat many address. safely packs I
and some from Oaorratioz
Oleo and Private 'Booms: No. 50 Smithfield
stmt. Pittaborsis; Ps. nols-dattis"
WILLIAM BAGALLET,
WHOLESALE GROCER
NOS. 18 AND 20 WOOD STREET,
r‘TVslitrsesi.
OWEN BYRNE;
NERORART TAILOR,
49 St.. Oltre.4 .
gat -• 1_ oro.gi• • -MAI TO. Olt..
I.' H:141 I
.AMEN..•
Z o llaibirtME
' •
1 , 0 . ; _ Si
. .usui
t•O
"boe& •
. .
4 s J 0 ff.
TO OIL . REFINERS.
MHz varDsmiluargrai HATE RUDE
arrangements_to fit up Oil Refineriee, under
Dr. Tweddle'e Patent TROMP APPARATUS,
Patented Pebruary, , ith. 1862. by which Mina ren
dered totally unneceeeary In distilling' Petteleum
or other Oil; and we guarantee oar wodtenimot
be excelled in durability. simplicity br eallimm Y•
We refer with confidence to the following-Par
tiaa, whose Refineries we have fitted. up :
Mcßae. Long. Miller & Co., Petrone Werke
Wightnian & Anderson. Eagle do
S. M. Kier & Co. Buehler ; do
Alen. Taylor k Co., iodation - do
Lockhart & Frew, Brilliant : do
• The above works were designed and ooneteneted
and put in operation by Dr. R:w. crwaippris
The following works we have also ItWill':
Econoiny Oil Ccimpany. karlkiakaii;
Meson. Chadwick & Crompton. kitaaaphar;
Johnson Graham & Co.. Woods ..11aa
Brewer; Sill & Co., Pitlaintrah : ' "
Reese', Graff, •do
Johnson & Brothim. do
Forsyth Bros. & Co., Maztemster. •
DAVIS. & PIIIILATM:
Nos.loo WATER & 104 FIRST STMTS.
Brans Foundero,Pleaglbs
STEAM AND GAS FITTEEtk,
nAD:3lnd •
11)IIII4ENIX LOOKING GlLMllliAt. A rie
AL Timm- FRAME BEANUFIgIf
NOS: *SI EAST TWENTY-TIMM" STIIKBT
173 & 173 GRAND STREET k 11111 . "--
STREET. --- Kstabliched ISM. NEWTON"... -
tabliched 1838, This Estakdishment: him in—
sueeerclal operation 24 years. and is the Limn
of the kind •th the linked Statee..• lave on -
hand or manuetetared to.order. everyei l ar Alen
of LOOKING GLASS. 'PICTURE A PO
TRAIT PURRS, Flatland °manias ; Pi er,
ItialkOvarAnd Mazda Glaraes," emeseS
noes, , Base and a'Braeltet TAl!d*Oirl.
Mai" Toilet Obiten4 • •
Mouldmint for.Pietare Flamm In
• ble for trabmo_rtation. either Gilt ljbete
teoed,_Gek' Z•hte. Bittleette,
new ..isannfaetorrand - eirensive facifithni: le
ua to foarnich any article in oar 1111:01111taliall
teat arid* cheap es the ehewnew. •
DEALERS ARE INVITED TO CALL UPON
en when they cleft New York. We elable -3 tio'be
able to supply them with every nrucde loren:onn
which they can powibly reclaim. . pricee-Anwer
than they can perdue* elewhere.
t Were by mail attended to with promptsetee-'
'tot /iv UM teketa Aeon algal .' .1111
()Tice A Wurero_trina, No. titlS
.CentreAtl i X
1101tACE V. _ .
---------- -
N. B.
. 4i P. MAIAKILIfi
Manufactuiers and Dealing in '
BOOK, CAP, LEiTAB,,,
and all kinds of . =
W RAPPING PAPER. have removal *ilk
No. 27 Wood street: to
NO. 3B SMITHFIELD •STREET;
. .
Pittsburgh. Po..
sir- Cash • for }LAGS.
***
. , .
A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY I T- DIR,
A SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT is
prepared from the recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet, d onneettont, 'the meat bohe setter, and has beet
used in his radios for the last twenty years with
the most atoniehintsuccess. As an externalrem
edy it is without a rival and will alleviele min
more 'speedily _than_stay other preparatiaa.: 'For
all Rheumatic and Nervous Dborders it'
infalEbh and s as a cure fo r. Sorer. - -
'Sprains. *e., its soothisw '
prrwerftl mime . Mopietial.
woodsy uri t leiinwewt.st.
Liven it a trial. Over four hundred
remarkable autos, gerlbraied b y it .
two years, attest this fare- ' , i • 1' , . - ...,
• ICEh.
de27:ly.dewoow
NATRONA. OIL.
IVE' ARE NOW WANNIPACMIENO
&Mattel% which for brillkumrin bmithog
freedom of ogeggwe odor. and
color. (which color we warrant to be • at
r
a e u r i o
thisr osurei.
ja uneurpawd b7 say •
ern markets. As a pro I.
Oil to the consumer. we can sir moominged
it. Also. our manufacture of - -
CAUSTIC SODA
Used by all large Soap lilskers mid Oil Ilekno=''
gir t z e llpper mat in strewth all die •
man
o f brought to this wintry.
SAPINUFIENANI COMENTBATED LIT; ULT. a.'
Are so Well and 'favorably known. we •rut its
mention ig galleignt.
All odors and inquiries will be PUMP*
tended to by addressing.
asoass C0.,...__LH0UNh........_411181111.
Penna. Salt lan
24 liroo.PioN.
upon mow
LOW it.ll.ilks k
11,EY3112212 isucvfinzimis,
I.Baeostoor to Deem k Aodosela
Wbohrolo Niko in , • '-`:-
Forekto Frortto,Noto,
sugars. YIP* _
NOS. EMI AND 128 WOOD BTIMIEC'
•
11011/ST DALZILL.....
ROBIN - DALIAIia - ""4400.,
whotaids Groom
mos= Iwo room=
AND
Nairobi I!ioduee saurilttibiarsikllainglittem
LISIQTTONIIIMI4
staleoL
'•• NEW • MEDICAL DISMyEIIt.,::
pwileilis linrai iiiib Aiiill4llll •
INT ente all •
• GONOUEIIII. 91, W.-. 11 , L •
Dileha rasa L __= l . l mU "" *lli'?
hwy . A 0 .Tirita irra - - '
. Amnia§ - 0 •
- liefaillid
Which has bee , Nod i o n
_gi A , l l af 2 _
__". • _:, • '
-ONE Kim ! . RIMICLAN_ So
la gi mm ir e ktata p iirith the i p o p imiseumw
4
en Coaan ta inia; IMPIT,m, ifAINF
aompound theft '• ' • • - - ,-- • -
BELL'S SPECIFIO•PILLS '''-5'
gr al c w ia m isLi l loSsrk_ 44l " l l=isi s alki fa- .4' ;:r.T : :
ist• a r m e ....„.. v 0k,.01",,,,, 1
that ors os watts. estamb., ;t: „
ag e tits dossaoh:. or iiiiiwspoto 'eft . , ,,,
e Vli t 4 W itdr ow r d worh i sil mosownslists is
now' dots *Mail - jor- :,..,
la r
Min. •MaiebbliNgrs
~.. ~.., . . • , ' 1'..,:-: '
asil Will lb' iseTrif =IL . .. A i 4 *
vig imsdAgalk elms.*
liPetail ' Asa = -
Now awstiso without wor
r eg n e NYAN. Roohostse N k Y '
Mit
soNsiwwlr come Market street sod -
As
wit. X. FABER & C 0.,:
STEAM ENGINE BUlifiEiS
Iron roiandorisi,
iiEllnal amnions a. 11111411 !UAW ,
Near the haa. L a. Paseeefi,
• -- . rll7Bl / 1 7 "04. -
arAlliflAatilli . -Aii. KRIM
t=g Ani L ti ez , • ,
eft m
Illy
Iffy br egg_ kr
ju wr t ow epatleetmea;tW: iM bitemainbithil
1A sa i i t w la_ m i t ikrei e e ls ii.t, s v - ideaiM r s, i_ a t ' a e • r
~ I
Abe.
. --- 6 .lilkesten awl roams ".• ' '.4
_Xely 70 * s a j tr od 4:011 IN Op logal .1
Wg . "l . a . Mid illeitia• Cants: ' '- - ' f
4 4 7f r a l WAkee •Isashismaistanshetur
is aU ciiiiib l et ik7 ' ' " 4 " ralAgeli I -
~, airenbra fres all of u l e • ' ' N g di.,
two.ed margb , * a l"
e` tf a aidi. ,, i '