°Huse XL
ENTIMMLY VEGETABL EI
NO ALOOHOLIC PREPARATION
How the Forger, Col. Cross,
Forged Himself out of the
...
Eas
tern Penitentiary—Remarkable
Affldr.
On Monday last, C. S. Marshal Mil
-1 ward ' of Philadelphia, received a letter,
purporting to come from Mr. P. H. Wet
! son, Assistant Secretary of War, enclosing
a petition for the pardon of J. Buchanan
Cross, the forger who was serving a term
of imprisonment in the Eastern .Peniten
tiary. The letter set forth that Cross was
wanted to be used on special business by
the War Department ; that he was to be
sent South: and that his speedy pardon
was very desirable. The Marshal was
directed to obtain the signatures of Dis
trict Attorney Coffey, Postmaster Walborn
and Collector Thomas -to the petition, and
to take it to Harrisburg for the considera
tion of Governor Curtin. He was special
ly enjoined in the letter not to commu
nicate on the subject with any of the local
authorities, nor to intrust the business to
a subordinate, hut to bring Cross to Wash
ington himself. Suspicion of the gene
inene,s of the letter never once entered
the mind of the Marshal. He had a
knowledge of the handwriting of the As
sistant Secretary of War, which the let
ter appeared to he in, and the envelope
and paper upon which it was written
were the same as is used in the War De- I
pertinent and the letter itself had come
from Washington under the frank, as snp
posed, of Mr. Watson. Marshal Millward
lost no time iu obtaining the signatures of I
the District Attorney and Collector to the
petition as directed, and he would have ap
plied fur that of the Postmaster, but Mr.
Walborn was not in the city. The same
day he set out Ihr Harrisburg with the let
ter and petition, which he laid before the
Governor upon his arrival. He found that
the Governor had received a letter similar
to the one he had with him, purporting to
be front the Assistant Secretary of War,
and requesting, by order of Secretary Stan
ton' the pardon of Cross, the forger. The
handwriting of both letters was identical,
and the petition was in the same. Like
the Marshal, the Governor did not enter
tain a doubt of the genuineness of the let
ter and petition. and he directed the par
don of Cross to be made out. The Mar
shal then telegraphed to Deputy Marshal
Jenkins to meet hint at the railroad depot
on his return to the city, and to have a car
riage for him, which he did. On his arri
val, the Marshal and the Deputy rode to
the Eastern Penitentiary. and the pardon
of Cross was presented to the i%artlen,
much to his surprise. Cross was soon
brought from his cell to the Warden's
room, where the hag was taken off hishead,
and he was confronted with the rnited
States official.. On the way up the Mar
shal had told the Deputy where he
was going and what for, but had ab
stained from saying anything further. He
had remarked, too, that be did not wish
to be asked any questions on the subject.
Cross knew officer Jenkins and spoke
familiarly to him. The Marshal then drove
the prisoner to his house, where he pro
vided him with necessary clothing to make
a decent appearance in, and they then
started torte Baltimoredepot, the Deputy
accompanying them. On the way down
the Marshal left them a moment to go to
the Post Office, when Cross inquired with
much concern if the Deputy wasgoi9g
along, saying there was no necessity for it.
He was particular to ask, also, if "he had
been pardoned. When the train was near
Chester, Cross was anxious to get out, as
'he said, for something to eat, but the
Marshal refused. At Baltimore they par
took of refreshments, but did not remain
long. They arrived in Washington in the
afternoon, and Cross was taken directly
to the office of the Secretary of War. The
Assistant Secretary was not there, and
Mr. Stanton was summoned. The Marshal
had telegraphed to the Secretary that he
would have Cross at his office in the after
noon, and Mr. Stanton had not retired.
Upon entering, the Marshal introduced
the Deputy, and then informed the Secre
tary that he had brought Cross. Mr. Stan
ton manifested some surprise when the
Marshal spoke of Cross, and asked an ex
planation. The Marshal replied, " I was
directed, by a letter from Mr. Watson, to
bring him here, and I understood it to be
by your order." "Not by my order, I as
sure you, " said Mr. Stanton.
The arshal then handed the letter of
the Assistant, which the Secretary ran over
With evident astoniehment.. "I knew noth
ing about it," he said, "and what is more,
it does not meet my approbation. Ido
not want to use such a man as Cross tor
any purpose." A messenger was then die
patched for Mr. Watson, who, upon com
ing in and examining the letter *entran
ced it a forgery. During all this time Cross
Seemed to be the least concerned . person'
hi the room. After a short .cotendtation
between the Secretaryof War.and the Mar
shal, the Military Governor of Washington
Was sent for, andhe. had Cross taken to the
quard House for safe keeping by a file of
soldiers.
The next day Marshal Millward and Dep.
ay Jenkins took Cross to Philadelphia, and
returned him to his old quarters, in the
Penitentiary. On the way up, in conver
sation with the Deputy, he adniitted that
two of his friends were on the. train in
which they went to Baltimore, and intima
ted that but for his presence- an. escape
Would have been attempted. When re
turned to the Penitentiary, he deniedthe
right of the Warden. to detain him, :and
demanded in the most bold and confident
manner his release, as had been, done to
Secretary Stanton, in the War.:offioe.
Cross was convicted in Jelyi,ilB6o, of
the forgery of a check on the Coniolida-
JUST THE THING FOR THE SOLDIERS. tion Bank, and sentenced: es fivir:Yiner
Will build up the constitution, and give health iniprisonment. He. is retnesented: to be'
and strength to an overtnsked and. diseased health. ode of the most expert fo r ger
and
READ THE TESTIMONY FROM THE ARMY to : have committed more.deegeriew,than
any other man. An attempt..threffeet
PHILADILPHIA, August 12,. 1862. his
Ds. C. M. Jacescce—Dear Sir: While in Vir- release from 'a
Neer Yarb"Priaroat'shallar.
finis, owing to the change of water, I was taken to; that above described, was - made airing
with a severe diarrhces, which seemed incurable,
hich tie weakened me. When we v a n ago.'A letter praportingto be wri t -.
end.w
resew bunt. I feared I should have to ten-by the warden of the prison, and one
:hcoin) e . but noticing some of your Bittefs in by the physician of. the institntton, were
°1861 " 1 9" 1 - c r re- ill that town• I Pat' sent to the Governor, and a pardon ob - .
stored - logatiebatia.n Tge ta itl i rte w it as s B r P as et4 % 3 tamed.. The forgery, was diecOvereti . be
cheated, and I experienced no return or it. a fore Cross got off. tt.will.bthremembered
'maharanis , comrades, who suffered in thesame
manner and from the same cause,. with whom I that hem a&hisesettpeitt Philadelphia fr ont
altered th e Bitters. loin me in this certi fi cate. one of the court officers,: who took iihn.to
upset io return to !he seat Of War with the Leg- a public house near Becon'L . andA r eebthigr.
to, ina ithaU set take a sunray of the Bit-
ton
-streets, and ,was loeaed him ilk
Ton in PriPIWOL / would not be without it `""
for its w
ee't gold. particularly on going into a room up stairs, while . he fan 14444 .=
nss region.
soars: train, A.E.-41LTEMUS carriage, and was driven:,awayt,-,-He was.
.
Company IL Scott Legion. a ft erwards captured in•thrtapperlitrtiof
nil thet,pettation.
BEWARE OF COUNt - EfFEITS. received by the Marsha • nee:.:heltexed.lo
hate been writtenby Cook sidiffthial
e that the signature or "c. M. JACKSON." to 'conceive how the per Was conveyed t
is on tie 'Weaves of each bottle. pa
to him, and from him out i;rf. the Penitlik•
Pritudual Waco and Manufactory, 6117, to be seat to WaahlthiSaraarlallalt,
to rbilndelphie. As the pa :and
_Sas
-001 opa were both from the War Offther:Sail7
multhave been stolen. Tho-diguidtra
JONES 8t EVANS, anything iLea n ficy , 2 4 . to s sal - ' paw -
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of a •keepst whit thaftegu r re - 1 4k o mt c e l4,
Nip- For age* Daussi4ta and Deans in every
townie the 'mind States, and be
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A PURE TONIC MEDICINE.
DR. HOOFLANWS
053 n *);7:41113I
GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED BY
DR. C. M. JACKSON, Philade
phia, Penna.,
W ill tl'eetually cure
Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Chronic. or Nervous Debility, Diseases
of the Kidneys, and sill Disease,'
Arising from a Disordered
Liver or Stomach.
~ u ch
us Consti
ration. Inward
Piles. Fullnes.z or
Mood to the Bead,
Acidity_of the Stomach,
Emmett, Heartburn, Disgust
for Food. •Fullness or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sink-
Inger Fluttering at the Pit of the Stom
ach, Swimming of the Head, flurried and
difficult Breathing. Muttering at the Heart,
Phokiim or suffocating. gengatifdpi when in a lying
ligatturey Dimness of Vision. Dots or webs be
fore the eight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
Head, Pendency of Perspiration. Yel
lowness ofthe Skin and Eves, Pain in
the Side, Beek, Chest, Limbs, .ire
Sudden Flushes of ri eat, Burn
in in the Fle,h, Constant
imaginings of Evil,
and great deores
sion iir
spirits.
Andwill positively prevent Yellow Fever, Billions
Fever, &e.
THEY CONTAIN
NO ALCOHOL OR BAH WHISKY!
They will cure the above diseases in ninety-nine
cases out of a hundred
Induced by the extensive sate Bud universal
Popularity of If °Anal's German Bitters. ‘.purely
vegetable) hosts of ignornnt quack: and unscru
pulous adrenturers. have ‘o , efied upon suffering
humanity the flood gates of .Sostniins in the aline.
of poor whisky_rilely compounded with injurious
drugs, and ehrktened Tonics. Stufnachies and Bit
tern.
Beware of the innumerable array of alcoholic
preparations in plethoric bottles, and hie-bellied
kers, under the modest appellation of Bitters:
which, instead of curing Only aerravatesdisgases,
and leave the disappointed suffrrers in clevair.
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING in STI: E NO TN
NE YOU!
DO YOU WANT A GOOD APPETITE
DO YoU WANT TO BUILD UP YO UR CON
STITUTION r
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL. WELL!
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OP NEI: PO
NESS?
DO. WANT ENERGY f
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELL
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DO YOU TrANT A ERRE AND VIGOROU3
FEELING
If you do use
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
From J. Newton Brown, D. 8., Editor ar the En
cyclopedia of Religione Knowledge.
Altholigh not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of
their_ ingredients and effects; I yet know of no
sediment reason why a man may not testify to the
benefit he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit of others.
Ido this the more- readily in regard to Hoof
land's German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M.
Jackson, of this city, because I was prejudiced
against them for many years. under the impres
sion that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture,
lam indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker,
Esq.. for the removal of this prejudice by proper
tests, and for eneeuragement to try them, when
suffering from great and long continued debility..
The use of three bottles of these Bitters, at the
beginning. of the present year, was followed by
int:lint relief. • and restoration to a dome of
bodily lad mental vigor which I had not felt for
six up:oaths befiyre, and had almost depaired of re-
Rs. I therefore thank God and my friend for
wraput me to the use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
PuningLeirrs, June M, 1861.
Prom the Rev. Joseph H. Kennard, Pantor of the
Tenth Baptist Ohurrh.
DR. JACKSON —DEAR S.R :—.I have been fre
quently, requested to connect my name with com
mendations of different kinds of medicine, but,
rexardleg_the plastics as, out of my appropriate
sphere. /have in all cases declined; but with a
elear proof% various instances. and particularly
in my owh family, of the usefulness of Dr. Hoof
land's.German Bitters, I depart from my usual
mmo.. to express my full conviction that for
general debility of the system, and especially Liv
er Complaintit is a safe and valuable preparation.
In some eases it may fail, but usually I. doubt not
it will be 'try beneficial to - those who suffer from
the above comae. Yours very reopeettellv.
J. If. ICM , MAtiII.
- Eighth below Coats street, Phila., Dec. 24th.
/rem the Wife VA LDERMAN WUNDER. Ger
mailmen.
• GERMANTOWN. June I. 1861.
Da. C. M. Jzoxspx -Sir:—lt gave me pleasure,
whatoy ago. to Bit t ers h a drtificate. testlfiring
the Germandone for me. lam
now perfbotb! cured of-all thoeo di/muses your
matheinsprofesses tocure.viz:Dyspepem. Chron
in'end Nerve/ill debility, disease of the Kidneys.
toim.
Le. The werfnl influence it exerts upon Ner
vous; iasurprhing. I have been con
s.ll . tly,in reference to your Bitternead
wi on. have recommended it for the
ebove~aists. and in eveq instance it has
elfieteeared. Your medicine. has a groat
retiii on in Ger mantown. and is sold in every
brutMad - in most of the Grocery stores
here. lf any one should question what I saY, let
themeometsfiermaatown. and I will prove to
their that the Bitters have cured in
& thia mo re than twenty eases'of the above
- Reepeetfulbr, HANNAH WUNER.
Mai street. above Rittenhoue. German D town.
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DAILY POST.
PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY .MORNING, JUNE 10, 1862.
The forged letter which purported to come
from the Secretary of War, and received
by Marshal Millward, was as follows:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington City, June Ist, 1862. I
Wm.llward, ssq. , United States Mar
shal, Philadelphia, Pa.:
Sia—TheSecretary . of War directs me to
advise you of therectupt of a dispatch from
the Headquarters of the Army to this De
partment, with an urgent request that an
effort be made to send to that point the
somewhat notorious forger, J. Buchanan
Cross, now an inmate of your State Prison
—.alto instruct you to proceed to Har
risburg, for the purpose of making a per
sonal application to the Executive for his
release, and -to bring him on to this city
with the least possible delay.
Yon will please communicate the con
tents of this note to United States District
Attorney Coffey, Collector Thomas and
Postmaster Walborn and request them to
append their names with your own to the
petition enclosed, which, with , a copy of
record of sentence, it is presumed will be
sufficient, as this Department has address
ed a note to Governor Curtin requesting
his favorable consideration of the same.
Cross is to be sent over the lines for a
specific purpose with a telegraph operator,
now in waiting at Headquarters, and as
the service will be attended with much
personal peril, the Secretary of War is
anxious that no publicity be given to the
fact that the application for his release
emanates from this Department, the
knowledge of which, in case of accident,
would be fatal to him and defeat the pur
poses of his mission—you will, therefore,
observe at a glance the propriety of avoid
ing any explanations whatever to the local
authorities and prison officials, or even to
Cross himself, until he reaches this point.
Your prompt attention will be duly rec
ognized by this Department.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
P. H. WATSON,
Assistant Secretary of War.
On the receipt of this letter the Marshal
telegraphed as follows
• JUNE 2d, 1862.
To Hon. A. G. Curtin, Governor of Penn
sylvania:
Will you be at Harrisburg to-morrow
morning. Important business.
WILLIAM MILL WA HD,
United States Marshal.
The following reply was received by
telegraph from Harrisburg, showing that
the Governor had also been humbugged
by a letter purporting to come from Weill
ington :
HARRISBURG, June 2d. 1862.
To Wie. Milltoard, L: .S. Marshal:
Come up and your business will be ad
justed to your satisfaction. Bring with
you the record of the conviction.
M. S. QUAY,
Private Secretary.
After visiting Harrisburg and procuring
the pardon the Marshal telegraphed to the
War Department as follows:
TUESDAY MORNING, 16 O'CLOCK, 1
HARRISBURG,
June 3. f
To Hon. E. M. Stanton, , Secretary of War,
IVashington :
Have succeeded in obtaining what I came
here for. I will have him at your De
partment to-morrow evening, at 6 o'clock.
WM. MILLWARD,
United States Marshal.
No reply came to this dispatch.
Shocking Tragedy
A Federnl Officer and a Young Ludy
.Killed.—On Wednesday of last week a
shocking tragedy occurred at Springfield.
Mo. The Missourian says:
Captain John R. Clark, of company 11,
Fifth Kansas Cavalry, was officer of the
day at that post. About dark lie, in com
pany with one A. J. Rice—both in a state
of intoxication—called at the house of
Mrs. Willis, a widow lady, residing in the
east part of town, to get their supper,
which Mrs. Willis declined preparing for
them. This denial enraged the captaiu
and his companion, who drew their pis
tols on the guards stationed at the door
to protect the house, and attempted to
force their way into the house to have
their supper in spite of the denial. One
of the guards shot the captain through
the body, when the latter retired a few
paces and fell dead. About the same
time the guard shot, Rice fired his pistol
at him, but missed and shot Miss 'Wary
Willis, a young lady, through the head,
killing her instantly. Another guard
fired at Rice, the ball entering his breast
andranging upthrough his shoulder, which
was badly shattered. He is severely
wounded, and his recovery is doubtful.
Mrs. S illis is a Union refugee from Ar
kansas, where she lost two sons, assassin
ated by rebel guerillas. Captain Clark
Was a native of Sciota, Ohio, but moved
to Grundy county, in that State, in 1836.
He served in the Mexican war under Ster
ling Price, and was afterwards twice elect
*id
. aheriff of Grundy county.
paten= AND VINEGAR—
000 BUSHELS DRIED PEACHES,
11 RARDELE PURE CIDER VINEOAR„
to store sod for sale by
WILLIAM BAGALEY,
fel6 111 sad Se Weed! street
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MINES
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Mansfsetorers of
Sheath. Braden' .4 Bolt Copper, Pressed Cop
, ; Per PttonnatoisoliStillliottome.bpeiter
'ldea:s le. :Dm importers and
dJiletsTin
, Sheet Iron.
Yu% ake.
oar ConstanUy on band. 'llnmen's Machine.
ad Took. Warelsonse t No. 149 UMW and ISO
• gOOND BTREKTS, Pittsburgh, Penma n :
'miens of Copper out to y desired
tern tiablydow
DITNCAN, DUNLAP & CO.,
Manufsetuiers of
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burgh, P a .O. 291 LIBERTY STREET, Pitts
myB-6md
LOAN OFFICE,
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NO. 100 SMITHFIELD STREET,
A Maar the comer Fifth. Pitts bu rgh.
BET— AND
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Jewelry Auld and Silver Watches, sad
faR gf vallUble articles. for any length of
ac•
A TM `goods moot be delivered
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• , 311111 T GOODS.
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Dividends declared in December and June of
each year.
Dividends allowed to remain are placed to the
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terest., thus compounding it.
Books containing Charter. By-Laws, .ke., fur
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air This Institution offers. especially to these
persons whose earnings are small, the opportunity
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WESTERN STOVE WORKS,
) 45 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSBURGH
GRAFF Sc CO.,
MANUE , A.cpurveatp4
Would eall the attention of the public to their
LARG:E STOCK
of well selected
COOK,PARLOR AND .HEATING STOVES
•
ALSO. lIIITIMILD
Kitchen Ramage*, Grote Fronts, Rol
low Ware. Ile., furlong which will
found the Rest Coal COW
Stoves in the State.
The Diamond, AdvNtice, Air-Tight
Eclipse, and Iron Oity,
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 Storm
are unsurpmsed. We call attention of DEALERS
and BUILDERS to the largest stock of
CRATE FRONTS AND FENDERS
IN TIIE STATE.
N B—We line the DIAMOND and ECLIPSE
cal Cook Stoves with Soap Stone Linings, which
and the fire better than iron. wain
EUROPEAN
' RATTIGAN, EUROPEAN
R. Agent, ICS Water street, Pittsburgh. Pa.,
is prepared to bring out or send back passengers
from or to any part of the old country, either by
steam or saillng_packcts.
SIGHT DRAFTS FOR SALE, payable in any
Part of Europe.
Agent for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail
road. Also, Agent for the old Black Star Line of
Sailing Packets, and for the Snead Steamers sail
ing between New York. Liverpool, Glasgow and
Galway.fell
EASTERN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES & WAGONS,
NEW AND SECOND-HANDED, FOR
sale, and will positively be sold at the
lowest prices, to snit the times. Particular atten
tion paid to repairing.
MRS. JOSEPH WHITE,
Lawrenceville, Penn otreet, near the Two-Mile
Run. my24:6ind
F" FRSALE --TOUR LOTS IN COL.
line township. adjoining St. Alary's Cemetery,
ninety-six feet front, by one hundred and ten in
,depth t enclosed by paling fence. The Lots will
he sold together or separately, at line
_figures and
long time. Apply to JAS. S. DEIMIN,
aPfedtf • St. blareaClesseterY.
J. H. CASIDAY.
Note, Stock, Drat*, Zooid and Mort
wage, Real Estate suid Nee
elmadise Broiler.
OFFICE ROOM N 0.12 BURKE'S BUILDING ,
FOURTH: STREET. Pittsburgh. Pa.
A 55.25.000 to invest in Mortgages and No. 1
mar._
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113 1 11VATEDISEASEXP.
Dr.BROWN'S MRDICAL
and SURGICAL Mee, No. 50
Smithfield street, Pittsburgh,
Nonalvsnis. .
Dr. BROWN lean old citisen
of Pittsburgh, and has been
Practioefortheisst twenty-five
years. His business has been'
confined mostly to Private and
Surgical Diseases.
CITIZENS AND STRANGER
In need of a medical friend, should not fail to
And out the sore place of relief. The Doctor is e
regular graduate, and his experience in the treat
ment of a certain class of &wises is a sure guar
antee to the sufferers of obtaining permanent re.
lief by the use of his remedies and following his
advice.
DR. BROWNS REMEDIES
never fail to cure the worst form of Venereal
Disesinsjinpuriticeand Wuhan Affections.—
Also dims's, wane from a isenditaly taint.
which manifests itself in the form df tatter
psoriasis, and a great many Soma of skin dim
es/0k the origin of which the patient is entirely
ignorent. To persons ao afflicted. Br
hopes of a sure and sp_eedy recovery
Dr. own of,
BRIIU:NAL WRARNIfflig.
Dr. Brown's remedies for the alarming trouble
brought on often by that solitary habit at sensual
graaeittion. which the Venn' and weak minded
often gave way to. (to their own destruction.) ar
the only reliable remedies known in the comb,
—they are safe, and make a speedy restoration
of health.
RHEUMATISM.
Dr. Brown's remedier never. fail to care this
pain disease IN • PEW DAVI-110*M warrant
cure. He also treats Piles, Meet, Gonnerrhose
Stricture. UrethaiDiscluugek Feaiale Weeirkisa L
m onthly . s u pp rosions . Diseases of the Icarus
Fistula in Ano, Nervous Affections. Paine is the
Back and Iliihrem Irritation of the Bladder: to.
tether with all &saws of antiatelte wig*
A letter describing the , Ltbtoaui: contenting a
na,directal to DR. BROwP.I. No.llo Smithfield
pftiburrli. of
be Inuit. ediataty answer.
al. Medicine sant to an x adorers, saw, ne w
and secure fromobservatton.
Oaks and Private Rooms. No. 60 Smithfield
greet. Pittsbuirk. Pa. m)l5-dawds
ROBERT ARTHUR%
ATTORNEY AT L.A.w.
AND. C 0.114 0N Dtlam-cds. :
mbi•gri. =as. New .
add " . :41 11 M140* '
_ .
jos P.E "CI ALLY
.oxtheignorant andilskti;
17 Modest of all 'denim&
nations, treat secret and
delicate disorders, self-,
abuse end diseases or
Nations common an in
eident to youths of both
sexes. and adults. single or married. Because Ds. BRAXBTIIITP publishes the fiat of his doing
60, the ignorant and falsely modest are dreadfidir
chocked, and think it a great tin very unmoral
and for contamination and corruption among
their wives, promising sons and daughters. Their
family physseian should be cautious to keep the*
in ignorance that they do the same as Dr. BRAE
STROP, (except publishing) jest a lucrative pray
tioe • might be lost to them among stotdd
modest and presumprosou
raised in ignorance. ocular tapas ns and
who compare society, intelligence, sease„ .
dollars and cents, mysteriously. meanlY tinny
gotten. It is to publicity, however, that numerous
Parents and guardians are thankful that their
cons daughters and wards' previously feeble
sickly and of delicate condition and appearance,
have been restored to health and vigor by DR.
DRANSTRUP, besides many before and after ,
marriage through him have been saved much suf
faring. anxiety, morti fi cation. &c. Soermatorr
hea or nocturnal euimiss' ions, are completely cured
in a very short span of time hy his new remedies,
which arepeculiarly his own. They are compounds
from the Vegetable Kingdom,. having seen the
fallacy:of theldercurial treatment,he has abandon-'
ed it and substituted the vegitable Female dig
easesere treated with marked success-4aving had
over forty years (SO) experience in their treat
ment iu hospital" of both , the Old Worhl and in
the United Staten leads him to say—to all with a
fair trial. health and happiness will again bloom
upon the nor - palleddwid. Trifle no keen with
montebanks and quack& but eome and be cured
Con Consumptio n and all of its kindred diseases. of
so many annuaqv fill our countries. can
now be relieved, providing they attend to it in
tie Full particulars can inhati of mytreattnent
procn a copy of the Medical Ad insetwhich
is given gratis to all that apply Having the ad
vantage of over forty years experience and
observation, consequently, he has superior skill
in the treatment of special diseases. and who is
daily conceited by the profession. as well as mom
mended by repectable eitisens, publishers, pro
prietors of hotels. &c. Office ea Smithfield
street. near Diamond street. Private communi
cations from all parts of the Union !Wetly at
tended to. Direct to
BOX sina,
dat:lydaw Pittsburgh Post Office.
JAMES PARK. Jr..
E ATON. SIACRIJ dt CO—
NO. 17 FIFTH STREET,
Invite the attention of
Wholesale dh. Retail Buyers
to a large and varied stock of desirable goods
just opened. spirt
.WM. GRA FT
OWEN BYRNE.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
49 St. Clair Street.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING MADE TO OR
DER CHEAP FOR CASH.
IMAVINO RETURNED FROM NEW
Ai YORK, with a choice stock of CLOTHS.
CASSIMERES and VESTINGS. which can he
Purchased at prices far below the usual rates.
derGreat inducement; offered to cash buyers.
TO MULDER% ADD CONTRACTORS
We are nose manufacturing a superior aritielo of
LIME,
which we are prepared to deliver from our COAL
YARD, 509 LIBERTY STREET.
Best quality of Family Coal always on
hand as usual.
niy9f DICIESOk. STEWART It CO.
GT_Trr eitii - or xi,
25 corner Ohio and Beaver •ic,
Large stock of Guns of all descriptions. on hand.
or madeto order , and for sale at LOWEST,CASH
PRICS .
Repairing promptly attended to.
nol2cl7w-my3l-dtf
KENSINGTON
IRON AND NAIL WORKS.
LLOYD BLACK.
Manufacturers of
Bar, Sheet, Beller, 'Plate, Hoop, A
and T Iron, Naas &id Spikes ;
Also. Screen. Small T Rail and Plat Bar Railr
Iron. suitabl the Coal O A S WORK are adjoiningClTY' OAS WORK
Warehouse. No. 88 Water street sad N
6 Market street, Bairalers Bandlag.
askklam-ii
1. - Enritcorts. cox'. WORKAI
LONG. MILLER £ CO.,
WORKS AT SHARPSBURGH STATION. AL
LEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD.
air Office and Warelimn
23 MARKET STREET, PITTSBURGH.
Manufactures of Dluatinating and Lubricated
Carbon Oils and liwisole.
NO. 1 REFINED OIL, WARRANTED
NON.EXPLOSEVE, always on hand. °eddy
PROPOSALS FOR LEAD.
ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT.
Washington,Muy_2A. 1862.1
ThROPOSALB WILL BE DEWY D
by this Department untils P.M.. on the even
ing of the 4th OF JUNE, for the delivery at the
following Arsenals. as soon as possible of
5,000 TOMS of Lead, as follows :
At the Watervliet Arsenal. West Troy. New
York. 2.000 tone.
At the New York Arsenal, Governor's Island.
New York, 1,000 tons.
At the Allegheny Arsenal. Pittsburgh, Pennsyl
fania,l.ooo tons.
At the St. Louis Arsenal, St. Louis. Missouri,
1,000 tons.
The Lead must be Galns, or other American,
3talburg. or so ft English, of the mat approved
brands.
Proper',is will be received for lots of 200 tone and
upwards.
Bidden will state explicitly the time and amount
of each delivery.
Failure to deliver at a specified time will sub
leot the contractor to a forfeiture of the amount to
be delivered at that time.
Parties obtaining contracts will be required to
enter into bonds with proper sureties for its faith.
ful_performance.
The Department reserves to itself the right to
reset 1
be addressed as follows : GEN.
J.
W ee ro t any
;pogs mpgir
, Chief of Ordnance Washington,
p ii%
D. C., and should be endorsed ' Proposals for
Lead." my23-eodt;i4
ORDNANCE Orme
xv_27,
T iZ QUANTITY OF LEAD F.
quired by the aboveadvatimment is reduced
to one third of the amount, namely 1.686 tons ;
and the time for mauls theproposahl is extended
to the 4th of AUGUST
my-30 JAS. W. RIPLEY, Brig. Gen.
NEW GOODS NOW OPENING
EATON, MACRUM & CO'S
We invite special attention to a choice selection
of NEW GOODS, which we are now opening.
New and handsome dries of REAL LACE
AND FRENCH EMBROIDERWSULABH,
SETS OF COLLARS AND choice
! Va . . new dew of „LACE VEILS.
TRIMMING RlBBONS,:hiehase colon.
flick stein of BONNET ,enatoirig.
Umpire and Preach EDGLE_O_AND LACES.
HOSIERY. GLOVES. &0., of every
GENTS FINE MIRTH SHIRT FRONTS
AND CO LLAIthy t iVSFENDERS. TIES , UN
DER-GARME Ao.
New sol es of LA IST HEAD DRESSES.
Novelties in fine Freed pad common FANS
The bed toskehoMELETEANDOORSETS
We invite special disdain of wholesale and re
tail buyers toyer ainartinent
SUN UMBRELEAS AND SUN SHADES.
Dealers eupplkd EA in nu TONantEw at lowed JE rates.
, MACRU A t CO..
mr2B 17 MI street.
A ANY ni
f•Moiaatgtvr=
mmOgiftMallabehmaindsithardwfts-
A / 091 -,16-mmanarkl
,
~►NlhiL
TO THE PUBLIC.
JOHN PLNEGER,
ALLEGHENY CITY.
OVE
0
i t P.'
A. BRADLEY,
NO. 30 WOOD STDEET,
corner Second, Plthiburigh,
.Manuticaturerancl Wholesale and Retnil &skein
nil kinds of
Oook, Parlor, and Heating Stoves, Grate
Fronts, Fenders, Aro.
Jar In our sample room may be gland the
CELEBRATED OAS BURNING COOK STOVES
EUREKA AND TROPIC,
the merits of which have been folly tasted by
thousands, and the Stove pronounced unequaled
by any in this market; together with a great many
other desirable patterns. .
We have also a very large assortment of
PARLOR. AND HEATING STOVES.
embracing some of the BEST PATTERNS now
Erred to theipmblie.
Oar' FANCR ENAMELED GRATE. FRONTS
AND FENDERS. of the newest style& Common
Kitchen Bow and Jam Gratin. all 01 whieh are
offered at very low Prices.
li` Special inducements offered to builders in
want of GRATE FRONTS. inytf
FAMILY COAL DEPOT.
WX. M. STEWART,
DMALi j IN COAX,
s akierr A tomit i COMMON sANDusia
tai. Families supplied with coal at low rates
m
tuhs:3m.
SBO3IASON & HAMLIN'S •
HARMONIUMS'
A third suptilY et thole elegant. useful and
cheap Harmoniums received to-day. Teachers
Directors of Schools; Singing Masters, Leaders o
Choirs and the public generally. are respectfully
invited to call and examine thein, at tho musiej
warerooms of JOILST H. MEI.LOR,
myB SI Wood street.
A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY IT—DR.
SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT is
Crepared from the recipetif Dr. Stephen Sweet. of
onnecticut. the . great bone setter , and has been
ale,' in his practicer tor the last twenty years with
the most astonishingsucaess. An an external rem-
edy it is without a rival and will alleviate pain
more 'speedily than any other preparation. For
all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders it is truly
infallible, and as a cure for Sores, Wounds,
Sprains,Bruises, its soothing , healing , and
powerful strengthening properties, excite thejust
wonder and 'astonishment of all who have ever
given it a trial. Over four hundred certificates of
remarkable cures, performed by it within the last
two years. attest this fact.
R. E. SELLERS 1. CO..
Agents for Pittsburgh. I
de27:lydswitow
WM. EL FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE GUILDER
Iron "rounders,
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS.
Near the Penn. R. R. Passenger Denot,
PITTSBURGH. PA.,
MAIIfIUFACTIIIIE ALL KINDS OF
Steam IV's. ranging from three to one
hundred and home power, and suited for
Grist Mi ll s. Saw Ts, Blast Furnaces. Factories,
eta.
Oilye particular attention to the construction of
Engines and Machinery for grist mills, and for
prights, mulay and menhir saw mills.
Is Have also on hand, finished and ready forship
ment at shortnotice. Engines and Boilers of every
description.
Also, furnish Boilers and Sheet Iron se_parately,
Wrought Iron Shafting, Hangers and Follies in
every variety and continue the manufacture of
Woolen Mac hinery and Machine Canis.
Our prices are low, our machinery manufactur
ed of the beet quality of materials. and warranted
in all eases to give satisfaction.
sir Orders from all parts of the country solicit.
tadand promptly filled. tuff:ll4w
SPRING GOODS.
1 tit 0 1Z .
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
AND
VESTINCS.
WEEPLETE HAVE NOW IN STORE A COM
dock of
SPRING GOODS,
all new and desirable styles, which have been
carefully mended in New York. with a dedre to
please the most Saddam. and comprising in all
the various new fabrics and novelties of the
Wwould roundelay solicit an early call froin
our patron, and the public. to test the merits of
the same or themselves.
SAMUEL GREY & NON,
Merchant Tailors,
No. 19 NUM Street.
IVA.MELCMA,
wine ANN NOW MANIVIPACTNINNO
V this =tide, whiehlbr brilliancy
p mt
freedom of offensive odor, and transf
color. (which color we warrant to be by
age or exposema tun anserpained by am lami
nator With" or merlons ; As a profitable
Oil to the consumer, we =especially recommend
it. Also, our manufacture of
CAUSTIC SODA,
Used by all large Soap Rakers and Oil Refieries.
which ends 10 per cent. in strength ail the make
of Radish Sods brought to this country. Oar
ussaufseture of
SAPONFIEN. ON CONCENTRATED LYE; SALT. 8,C. 1
Are so well and faiesibly known. we trait the
aunties is suiledeut.
All orders and inquiries will be 'promptly at
tended to by ohlresdng.
GEORGE C0L11013244 Agent,
Penn. Salt Manufsoturb2gOompanr.
.24 Wood street. Pittsburgh.
nolgArdsw:is
THIS DAY-
Just opened a complete assortment of
GENTS' • FURNISHING GOODS.
W. IL Mee= &
my 9 143 Federal street.Allegbens day.
WMILIA.II DAVId 11'01111)MM
Got s = taxers: Spada' 1 Parlous.
MEAliril dr COFFIN,
(Summon to M'Candlook Means & C 0..)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Oorner Wood and Water Streets,
e l m s rmiunnwer, PA.
111A212111111LLINCIANI, NOMOBNIANIFE
ti LA PLANINGM.ILL, weiddregmethdly in
fonn the public that he has rebuilt =nee the fire,
and having enlarged his establishment, and filled
it with the newest and must /Rim erred =chinas.
is new pr ipared to furnish fteemer and phaing
boardeuroll sawing and re-sawing, doors, sun
de.
and shutters, kiln dried, iramee, moulding% box
y a r n e d
1857. Jam)
, .
w. anornotaux..D. coxstroamt...r. CV IOI IIIOII/1
11.111/201...... ....„.........—..0. skireidir.
CWIJIIWGINABIS dk cow—pl TT a .
litt ii4
BOOM CITY GLAM3 3 , 10 ,w aro .,
bows, ;AO Water 'toot. and ass g awk
laW i Pd.. dui, doors itdow_lbe•
hats lkuudivemesis , et anowassi
can w Ow *kepi: m Var. ad
attCa umid. Mg . Vilna' Inalkitftol
and kab li e buihrupsk. . ,„ et
ay/
101 0 .WAXIIKIL GIOLINCIC Attarsegr and
mewillos as Lim. Aitiannias. Amami
cc rir—lu t v .g ad bumbler at the Isis lino of
win Ye attooded to szolowiwe/7
,E itt a t 'Mill& MOM&
Vrazikemat—
/any at • , 3144..107
/104-4 r s . 11!" r a "o9.'it. it(
pis Senate then rocrded to
.1
issraLkigi
ipir‘iiiiklegil.% - 7.4 7 ! fT;
ry:.llw 4 ..ft.q*Nmi
Established--1542.
TO OIL lIMPIDIARII*4
THE rarazitszaanen, nevr.sla.ba:
annegements Oil Rcfiiori~ ,ante
Dr. Tweddle's pske t ee t t
_TROMP , . A PTA RATI_Ts
Patented Februaz7.4tki.lY;2 - ,14. which Ore as
derogilletglyAnneeetiniy in distillin g ALEMegre
dr ittheetfilv; and 'we iniiiainieti *kit eanio
bit aright:ln durability. ehnplicity or s eciiWirov
- ' We refer with confidence to• the f*wbor ;par-
Uri% whale itedneries we have fitted BO: _ ,
. -
Mews. Lo Millar Millar 41k,Co.;Potroorlifs t•
Wi • tm'an k Alderson:EV/4 -. Ili
8. ~ Hier& Co.: pookior .7 El_ 401 '
Alex:. I/orlon& Co li tr i r . /. 1 AO - ,
lotifiattiktriiK , - ilo,
The a bove Work;i Were lifeilgnASindef*Ariteie
and pat In oPerillon - b7 ff:W.
The following works we have also MEWL-1w
. .
Boonoroy Oil Company; ,
Alesers.chadw.tok & Crumisten.Aittanzung:
Johnson Graham & Co., Weeds' Atrin'.
Brewer. Sill & Co., rittabilmtW... :
Reese k Graff, do
Johnson & Brother, do
Smyth Bros. do Co.. Alaueheezer. -
DAVIS & PHILLIPS. -
Nos. 100 WATER & 1O FIRST STREETS,
Brass Founders, Plumbers
STEAM AND GAS FITTERS.
mhlb3nid . .
IMPORTANT
TO
INVENTORS. -
PATENT AGENCY.p4i PATENT AGEN43V..,
- . -
•
DEWIT C. LAWRENCE. -lA. t i. BORT. W. MIA*
For Twelve Yeara i ll Fol. the itiliff 4 vowe
l'isru'riar:
an Officer of the e pp op
Ile Henneie We .
Patent Ottlee..them/ title Atnev,le an e
le Patent N' wey
1a a t four as alKA r nd for
, firi4v
Member of the tli ent Alpena,: nap&
k . = NM .
Board of Appeal. F ' ,-,''''-,
.
NOTE—AII information neer:entry. to IIitICUEC.
Patent and a copy of the Patent Lars teat &co-.
changer. • - -•- - •
....
Refer to_prennt engunthnitakor of Patonta,.lion,
David P. Holloway. - deMtf
ADDY' dk
,p.w.mx€l,
Plumbers and Gas Fitters,
NO. 1.5 WOOD STREET, OPPOSITE
FIRST CIHJRCU,
♦ND
47 OHIO STREET A.LIIEfffIENT;
STAR TUR meiroas Orn4
PIIBIPK. HYDRANTS, sum LEAD,
materLiead J o ipn, ePaigl . a Oil B Re fi L n e e d es m pStPeeh ies
the moat approved manner. Tanks lined Lead or
Copper. Houses fitted with Water and Gas Fix,
tam
1101. N. B. An orders promptly attended to
a'3
S. B.• dr C. P. NA,RIELE,
Manufacturers and Dagen in
BOOK, CAP, LETTER,
and an kinds of
WRAPPING PAPER, have removed from'
No. 27 Weed street to
NO. 83 SMITHFIELD STREET.
Pittsburgh. Pfa t
B' Cash paid for RAGS.*O'
. _
P. EMUS ....If. D. RICTIIIR -J. B. /41791311
Late at Miller & Alastair&
re,E3rm - Eit Qc 31211:10TINV I Rgh
(Successor to Reimer & Andersen.) ' '
Wholesale Dealers in •
Foreign Fruits, Nuts, CirimeeetAnuiriv
Fire Works. me.,
NOS. 128 AND 128 WOOD
lerrinuguitizi'
_-p1147M _ _
.I.
ROBLIT DALULL A. 1.
Roirr. DALZELL'‘i ,
Wholesale Grocers, ,
COMMISSION AND FOMIIMUNNe MENCIMINTS,
AND
Dealers in Produao and Pittsburgh kannOnifiareas
NiN 251 LIBERTY STAMM
DUQUESNE BRASS
-
FltrXaTOikriiit
MANVVACVVRESSOF
FINISHED BRASS • 11FORR
GAS AND STEAM FITSISIMIgt;:
airPandendarattendan to 6.160011.11111",'
is Bram Castings ofsupenioramootonadinadop,tio
oMne. Staaallad week and irtadninagaimar“
114 4111rRane . OD Gibs; t la */
span
Bracammi ul • ' •
a4fni
C. WENT Alig.
maironcervans or
CARRIAGES, BUGGIRAp
ROCKAWAY% SIMMS AND t3LITOBR
No. Js7 Palma Mr•Ot.
STAR work warranted to be at tturlagi&
rhd and workawasshia. -
N. 4, 1 31-34 W.0PP,1.AWC.94 , 11.101.
moirrign6.AND Eßßo
Icin ---
srnimscionkleirnoli*lnmirir
•vp CarbowellAwalitar aumamtmdarittibilikEt
tu t% Bewsoto wa&Car Ammo
Ord n% left at Chem, Smith & Cog on' Ira*"
sad rust stmts. will be wroandis
WASaim
LOUIS RZINICIIAIf —olWis NITRUF••••••tih/Wiz
REINEMAN, NEIMAN:* SIEDI,E f sip,
No. 42 FIFTH STREET
PITT'SBtf,B,CiII.
1/110141ALI IND 1i?•IL D 141,3311 IY
WITCHIS, Ji
DIAMONDS.
SILVER AND. , PLATED WARE.
CLOCKS, n
of every description.
FANCY GOODS
Bronze Statham,
.eta
WATCHMASERS' TOOLS,
Materials Emil Maeitliter'Sr•
Molex& Avis fir the celebrated
AMAN WATUES,
Allaauthistared at Iraltioimiolllses.
M 114.64414-
WALL PAPER t !•= 41T
WINDOW CURTAINS: ict;4i
New Styles for Spring of 18651F-ar•-5'
A Orem Van**, sad 14104eleirs.
imaset . Apesir 364 Amite -
*IN per POWs. •
/or Ws its
.pALBUBBW.i
gwa
-40 1 11 M 1011 4!„ t(
' ' • - •
MO. Sidefft belo w TNNii!allaiititil
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