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usePv.O'47I4/0144W aecordance with a resolution
of MIL Demeentio State Executive Committee.
v ii i:Focaecy OF PENNSYLVANIA will meet in
STA CONVENTION. at HARRISBURG. on
AY. the 4th day of July, ISE. at 10 o'clock.
itztominisatceitigigefignp2R.
s a nd N AL. to
adopt such measures as may be deemed necessary
for the welfare of the Democratic party and the
country. . WILLIAM 11. WELSH
„ Clixirsofto, of the Democratic State Ex. COOL
"7". DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON
!fi IVIINTION—The Democratic County Com
mittee of Correspondence met at tho SALNT
?}TABLES HOTEL on SATURDAY MORNING,
10 th 'huan-Pursitant to call. The following was
suaniationsly adopted:
Resolved. That the Democratic citizens of Al/e
-theapiemmty meet at their respective places for
2041tri ay primasy_meetings oo SATURDAY,, the
of JUNE, to elect two delegates trout
Mole:township, bolough and ward, to meet in
,iveistion at the COURT HOUSE, in the city of
V
i l dtabanda Wednesday. Jou° retie. a*
iteretee to select delegates to the State Cun
t... Minn, which assembles at Harrisburg on the
atit OP JULY NEXT.
The. meetings in the cities and boroughs w
eibedatti p, v., and continue until 7 P. NI.: and
the tavriships the meetings will Le held hetwe
the hours of S and sf p. M. 'By order
THOMAS DON NELL Y. Chairman.
SAMUEL HARPER. Secretary.
S. — T.-1860—X.
13.11, 'S
PLANTATION BITTERS,
Militated Nature's great restorer. They invigo
rate, strengthen and purify the system, cure Dys
pepsia. Acidity of the Stotnaeh, Diarrllica, A
perfect appetizer and tonic. They invigorate the
body. without :=tituulating the brain. They arc
compound of pure St. Croix Rum. Roma and
Herbs, and are re.ieuunnended by all who use
them. Adapted to old or young. but particularly
recommended to the weak and languid. Sold by
all Grocera. Druggiqs: 1140..1. a nd Alikoll,;.
P. H. DRAKE &
282 Broadway. New York
my7'-3meod
LYON'S MAGNETIC
INSECT POWDEIL,
Testedtor Mb years and grows. in favor. It kill
and exterminates Roaehes, Bed Bugs. Ants, Fleas
Moths in Cloths, Furs and Furniture. Garden In
sects, &e. All genuine bears the signature of E
LYON, and is out proiSittlOUß to pet sOilif riow4u
mm 4 .341110 . Beware of counterfeits and imitations.
Lynn's POlnier kills air inseets in a tries,
Lyon's Pills are death to rat and miee.-
Sold everywhere. D. S. BARNES.
- ow7-Studeuti 211P.2 ilrondway. New York ,
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T' A St
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TIM GREAT CITE FOR CONSIIIIIIOi
minx PROPRIETOR OF THIS
CIINE having made it the study pf years to
concentrate the life of the Pine Tree into a Medi
cine iiirdiseases of the Lungs and Throat, is now
offeriutto suffering humanity the result of his ex
perience. This truly great and good rnedioine is
prepared with much care, the tar being distilled
expressly for it, is thereforafree from all itupuri
ties of common tar.
It has cured more cues of Consumption than
any known remedy on earth.
It will allre
It willeure AOllsout.
It will cure Sore Throat and Breast.
It will Clare Coaches and Colds and is an
invaluable remedy for diseases of the kidneys.
UrleusttyCoasplaints.
VI-Beware of CounterfeihriZe
If you have" the Dyspepsia use WISHART'S
Dyspepsia* Palls, and if they do not
onto you go to the agent of whom
- you purchased them and
receive your money
Pleas binstore and get a descriptive cir
cular. A bon of Pills sent by mail post-paid on
recept of One Dollar.
' No: 10 South Second street , Phila.
L. Q. C. WISHART. Proprietor
Sold by Dr. KEYSER. Nollo IVood street
zuelyeod
C"11111., B1FRILE dr BAKER,
Munnfsetnrers and Im - porters of
Needles, Fish Hooks, Fishing Tackle, dro,
48 Maiden Lane 'it 33 Liberty !dried. N. Y..
Would respectfully call the attention of whole
sale dealers to their extensive and varied stock of
WKIHING TACKLE.
Their Factory. "PFEIPTURE WORKS."
Canton street. Brooklyn, has been in successful
operation for (our years. where they manufacture
every varlets of
/ 11131 . 110 0ES,9PRAIUgoke,
from Method Spring Steel. and which they war
ra
im nt anwels , superior and fully cheaper than the
ported article.
Orders •solleited and executed at once, for any
variety or 'Style of Hooks. Rods, Reels, Lines,
sebnee.i Bidcets. and Trolling Bait. Water-proof
Lime atreduet4 prices. &c.
They would call particular attention to their
stock of Fki'llooks:
Sole depot kr the rale of WARRISPAI cele
brated drw-eyed. and Telegraph Needles.
stalAtedred'
psAcarEs AND VINEGAR
-600 BUSHELS DRIED PEACHES,
11 eIAaIItAAIPIWILE CIDER VINEGAR.
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Is adore and for sale by
WILLIAM BAGALEY,
lals IS aad SO Woad street,
Lap 13111TRIOR OOPPER MINES
fillffiaLifTWO WORKS.
IVIPC13.113:101( At CO..
Biannfaeturera of
Sheath. Bruins' and Bolt Copper, Premed Cop
oerßOttotakitidaed Still Bottoms, Sooner
Solder., /se. ~ Alm importers and
dealMaMetal , Tin
211 / I : tre, lBhiet ice 4l46
sir con:anti, 'on hand, Tinmen's Marlton.
nd Took:. Wanahonee t No.l4lllFlßST and UR
SECOND STREETS, Pittsburgh. Penns.
Spada orders of Copper cut to any desired
pttara. fe2l:llydaw
DITIICAN, DUNLAP & CO.,
'hazarding:l of
PUKE, WHITE REFINED
CARBON OIL. 13.
Offios,_ NO. 291 LIBERTY STREET. Pitts
burgh. Pa. myS-6md
OFFICE,
LOAN,
HENRY W. CIMIOTT
NO.IOO SNITMNIELD STRAND,
' Misr the owner PM. Pittsbewsb.
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without the MOW,
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Dad a large and choke sel
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Au Gude mod Teethe wear. embeadass all Os
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DAILY POST.
THE AMERICAN STANDARD
BY GEORGE P. MoRRIS
"Washington bequeathed the flag of the repub
lic to us in trust for onr children's children to the
latest posterity * 'Never forget,' ex
claimed the Father of his Country, 'the memora
ble words of Warren: let them go with the flag."'
Our nation's banner streams upon the wind.
The harbinger of hope to all mankind!
The welkin's hues were blended thets dyes, •
And all its stars were kindled in skies.
It waves in triumph over land and sea
Our.f.ithsr's boon—the symbol of the free
Vain is the strife that would its glory dim
While it reminds his countrymen of um.
Ile who was first in war and fret in penor.
First in our hearts will be till time shall cease.
With the death dews of his devoted band.
Baptized the banner of his ransomed land I
Preserve it, freemen, to your latest breath.
And keep the watchword, 'Liberty or death !' ^'
Our Father spake: — ln trust that Hag is men
lie einem are the Argebine-wati of heaven.
•
Bunker Hill.
SOUTHERN NEWS.
Gunboat Engagement near WU
anington, N. C.
A letter dated on the gunboat Chippewa,
at Newlet Inlet, off Wilmington, N. C.,
May lfith, says:
"The ball was partially opened yester
day by the gunboat Penobscot, Captain
Clitch, opening tire upon the shore batte
ries. It was apparently unexpected to
the enemy, and it was some time before
they rallied sufficiently to fire a number of
guns at once. The gunboat firing was
good, the distance some two milesi, and
withtwenty-ti ye-second_ fused the shells
burst in or near the main battery. The
rebel guns from that battery are not of
much account, (at a long range,) but they
have one good rifled cannon in a separate
battery to the left of the main. The at
tack brought out the position and power
of the guns and batteries. I am not at
liberty to reveal the plans for the future
until after they are put into execution.
The gunboat ascertained all it wanted and
ceased to fire.
Condition otA Watt% at Pensacola
A. letter dated Pensacola, May 25th, says:-
" Nearly all the large houses in this city"
are closed, the owners having left, add
many have left furniture and everthing
behind, so that the Union officers are en
joying as line quarters as they could wish
for. But tew stores are open. and goods
are scarce. There may be throe hundred
people left in this city. but all are very
poor and destitute. The destruction and
wreck at the navy yard is complete and
beyond description. The tine naval hos
pitul is a mass of ruins, also all the tine
dwellings. The health of the troops is
good.
lairs below Mobile.
From the Mobile Register.
Ft )1:1' Ue / x rs, May 9.-There is, ofcourse.
very Hale of interest occurring here as a
general thing, but yesterday the people
who go "down to the sea in ships" made
their appearance to the number of ten and
two of them ventured so near Fort Morgan
that the latter paid its respects to them
with those "mortar engines whose rude
th roats J ove . s dread clamor initate. '! Some
dozen shots were fired, which struck close,
as we could see, but, unfortunately, did
not hit the mark. It seemed to ns they
were taking soundings, and were within
range half the day. The excitement,. or
rather interest, was lively at Fort Gaines,
and our guns were trained on the "insolent
foe," but to no purpose, as we have not
yet fired a shot.
This morning a schooner ran the block
ade, and at this writing, is moored under
the guns of Fort Morgan; how she man
aged is hard to tell.
Provisions at New Orleans.
Private letters from New Orleans of a
late date, received in Boston, speak of
the scarcity of provisions there as really of
the most alarming character. Ladies of
Northern birth. of the highest respectabili
ty, had applied to the officers of Gen. But
ler for supplies of food, stating that they
were entirely out of provisionsand without
the means to purchase at the exhorbitant
rates demanded by the traders of that
city.
Patriotic Sentiments—Adherence
to the Constitution.
Senator John P. Hale, of New Hamp
shire, a prominent Republican Senator,
thus took those of his party colleagues to
task—and they are unfortunately too nu
merous—who are laboring to destroy the
Constitution, while pretending to be for
the Union. He said, eloquently and truth
fully :
Sir, this new Republican party came
Into power upon the destruction of two
parties that had been•false upon this sub
ject; and now, whatever party may suc
ceed this Republican party- - and Clod only
knows what it will be—l hope they will
not write on our tombstones that we split
on the rock on which our predecessors
did, and that is, in want of fidelity to our I
declared principles. If there is one prin
ciple that we have declared often, early
and long, it is fidelity to the Constitution , .
to its requirements and its restrictions.
The mourners go slant the streets , in all
the places that used be the , high Paces •
of power of those two old parties,, mown
•
ng over their derelictions, and I trust that
will not be left to us. No, sir, let us, un
der the flag—the old flag--under . the Con-
stitution—the old Constitutkitii 7 paoT i ou
the warfare in which we are engagedi, , and
if we fail, we shall not fail because ; the
Constitution does not give 116. ,pcmpr
enough, but because we are .i:t Mient,end
do not use' he *met it does" give us.: That
is all I want. 11. want' : • the,.Pointititution
preserved. and I do not, wanteeibleTe
even a success that' is to , be pur chased . at
the price of honor. ' I *it ! oeperjou, in
an early part of this seisioit. 11 :• 0 7.1
lution that was introduced , thisdki,by my
friend from Illinois , (Mr. Trunibuli) but
which wasluried in the . Pomniiitee on the
Judiciary so deep that we dO not even
kear the clods of the valley reierberatite.on
the coffin that closed it—l say, whentbat
resolution was up for contedututiOur.when
it had life, before it was strapsled In the
house of its friends and by Ito friends,; I
took occasion to say what I now .repent,
though Ido nO4 often make ellfee4M.. ~ 4 44
are worth repeating, that laucare*„..
.RPOSl
tutional liberty lift to sti.itger :4; irgrime_
over, that colaststittitmal• bberk •rae Ref.
great boon for which we Were strtimi aim.
we must see
to it that in. eur zettl 4 1 3414,
down the rebellion we did'not huungdoi :fel.
th a t, ; and that Whim: the War Intel.o:2-
and our stremyw n ga ated *
in the air
shouts of vie** s k og th a fti v i i 4 44lol4
w ane 611 . - - V. Pa dartleanemsteileini
disenthralle#oo ~ At that,4 o 44,
seated flail** • 4,4*.T.14..iiipi-,
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and . a aaa* • , th the ; Adthfal
Ali:ra 11141MUfl
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. 4sitatum,
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the old Jefferson leaven seems to hang
about him yet.
The Last Days of Stephen A
Douglas.
A • VERY INTERESTING STATEMENT OF
PURPOSES AND OPINIONS
The Chicago Post ;- edited by Sheehan,
Douglas's old friend, editorial champion,
and biographer, contains an article printed
on the anniversary of the death of Mr.
Douglas. We quote from it the following
instructive passages:
Theattack on Sumter occurred. The wri
ter of these lines was in Washington at the
time. For weeks before, Mr. Douglas felt
'confident that the moment Congress ad
jonrned therebellion would commence. He
regarded Breckinridgeas the most infamous
and the meanest ofall the conspirators,und
had he been sustained by the Republicans
during the previous session, in passing the
Crittenden Compromise, he would have ex
posed to the people of the South the long
and deliberately planned scheme of Cobb,
Breckenridge, Yancey and several Northern
Congressmen and politicians to seize the
Federal Government,destroy the Union and
erect a Southern Republic. He would have
exposed on the stump these men and their
treason, and have mode even the South too
hot to hold them.
During those weeks preceding the full
of Sumter, he spoke freely to the writer of
these lines, as to what should be the ditty of
the Democracy. lie knew, and it touched
his heart to speak of it, how Wlitlllly he had
been supported by the Democracy. Ile
knew how that Democracy had been shut
dered, abused and injured because of their
support of him, lle never telt so attached
to, or more firmly convinced of the justice
of the great principles he had advocated
as he felt then, when he knew that the
triumph of the opposite doctrines had
brought the country to actual war. Yet,
notwithstanding that he knew there was a
wide and impassible gulf between the De
mocracy and the Republicans, and that
men could not in a day, nor in a lifetime,
forget the bitterness of party nor banish
the determination for revenge, yet he in
quired anxiously if there could be the
slightest doubt whether that great Demo
cratic party would rally, at the first assault
upon their country's flag, to the support
ofthe government, even if that government
was in the hands of the hated Republican
party. And with his accustomed energy
and determination he answered his own
question by exclaiming, "Never That
party_ has been trained to support the
Union; to regard the permanency of the
government as their especial charge, and
they will no more let party hatred keep
them neutral in a fight with Southern
traitors than they would be. neutral if the
enemy was a foreign nation. They might
respect a foreign nation. even though all
enemy, but a traitor certainly can never
appeal foraid or sympathy to a Democrat.
As in the case of Lecompton, he would be
true to his principles, and let the conse
quences be what they may. Upon these
principles he acted. The moment Sum
ter 411, he went to the president and ten -
dered him his support until the rebellion
was crushed. ,He shortly after returned
to this State. Before leaving Washington
he heard that Southern Illinois wits (ES
posed to sympathize with ;he South, and
therefore he proceeded to Springfield, and
before the Legislature made that speed,
which will serve as a monument to his pa
triotism tbr all time. On the first of .Nlay
he reached Chicago. and in his speech here
he uttered those words which he intended
should be taken as the rule of conduct for
all Democrats, that in this war there could
be no neutrals; he who was not for the gov
ernment, was for the traitors. He abandon
ed no principle of the Democratic party,but
was more firmly convinced than ever that
the only way to settle the slavery question
was to leave it exclusively with the people
who were to be affected by it. But an at
tempt to overturn the government was
something so violative of Democratic doc
trine that he did not admit that any man
could justify or extenuate the act,or feel the
slightest sympathy for those engaged in it.
He did not ask that the Ik:um:retie party
should abandon its organization; on the
contrary he insisted that such organization
should be maintained; he had no doubts us
to the causes nor the persons who had pro
' duced the rebellion, and in his own words
he thus defined patriotic duty on that point:
"When we shall have rescued the govern
ment and country from its perils, and seen
its flag floating in triumph over every inch
of American soil, it will be time enough to
inquire as to who and what has brought
these troubles upon us. Let him be marked
as no true patriot who will not abandon all
such issue in times like these."
The day after his arrival here he read
-copiesofthe conditional secession ofVirgin
ia—that secession which, being actual, was
nevertheless, to depend fbr validity upon a
futurevote of the people. He said that Mr.
Lincoln ought at once to put an army into
Virginia and occupy every city and strong
point in the State ; a month's delay, he
thought, wonld be fatal.
He considered that the rebellion had seal
ed the fate ofslavery. No act of legislation, I
no act of Mr. Lincoln, no matter how ri
olative of the Constitution, could have I
wrought the injury to slavery that had
been done by the rebellion. If the govern- ;
ment would only say and do nothing what
ever about slaves, but prosecute the war for
the establishment of the Union, he thought
the losses of slave propertyalone, by Me in
evitable, consequences of war, would have
two certain elects. First, it would satisfy
the people of the South that their own fa
y., and not the action of the Republican
party ~.wat producing the loss; and second
thatdhe tenure 07 slave property would
become so uncertain it would cease to be
valuable; and once brought to that condi
tion its:fate was sealed forever.
'Tim Boston correspondent of the Chris
tian Inquirer says: "Parson Brownlow is
earning the soubriquet of the 'modern
Dante,' no one, since the great Italian,
manifesting such intimate acquaintance
with the infernal regions, though his fre•
; quat illusions to them are less classical
than those
,of his great prototype."
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
WILKE SEW ANSCHEAPEAT ?LACE
JL' to buy PHOTOGR APH' LBUMS 19 at
MINERS
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BOOK & PERIODICAL STORE,
FIFTH STREET,
nem" door to peatofillee.
ARTEMIIVW KR
HIS BOOK.
Antiateivietr Yantis Job rweiyed by
4 dein. to:,
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am noujont and for sale by
MS. ooLLEL
DIME
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
NO. 110 SMITHFIELD STREET.
(OPPOSITE 'THE CUSTOM HoUSE.)
CIIABTEBE.D BY TILE LEGISLATURE.
President
JAM EM P K,
VICE PR ESI DENT'
win. Ir. smith
.11. F. Ittuld4
Thus.b. ee_sler A. Iteluetn_an,„
Francis Sellers Joshua. es
John F. Jennings. Jaen') di
Thomas S. Blair Alex. ty
Henry Lloc,l Alfred'
'PR USTEES.'
Josiah King .0 Zug ,
A S Bell Jos Dacron!'
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S S Fowler W A ltted
Jas W Woodwert ' It C •Selliinertr
F Bahia . C W IBeketson
.1 31 Tiernan .:.; II Hartman
D 31 . Long it .1 Anderson
JaN W Batter D 1.7. McKinley
C II Wolf Robert b Cothran
iVin Smith ". ihmsen
11 II Jones II F Jane 4
W 11 Phelps C B Herron
SEC/It:TA 1 e Y A .A" D TREAS UR E I?
D. E. MeKINLEV.
Open daily, from 9A.M.t02 p. M. Alen. Tues
day and Saturday evenings, from et to S o'clock.
I repo:tits !waived of °NI:DIME and upwards.
Dividends declared in Derember 11114 Jun,. ._. f •
each your. .
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Uic • i.lcods alluvial to retrain ftro phtee , l to the
credit or the depositor n.F e 101 beer io
tereir, thu, eomportrelinir it.
conttsinitet Charter, - ‘ 1 , 4. .4e.. fur
nished at the office.
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.0 - a- This Institution otTers, ei.u..inily to these
persons who9e earnings are M I. thoonrortunity
to accumulate. hy "snail deposits, easily caved, a
sum which will be a resource when needed, their
money not only twit/gear, hut hearing interest, in
stead of remaining unproductive. my2l
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WESTERN STOVE WORN,
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of welt »elect_
COOK,PARLOR A 0 HEATING STOVES.
ALSO. 111PtaMRD
Kitchen Ittooteo, Grate Fronts. 1f
low Ware, eke. among which wil
101111Itil the . 11ett Coal Cook
Stot•ett In the Mote.
The Diamond, Advance, Air-Tight
Eclipse, and Iron Oity,
Were awarded the FIRST PREIRIUNI 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
K ENTUCE lAN and KANSAS Premium Stoves
aro unsutpasFed. 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 Stove:, with Sean Stnne Linings. which
and the tire better then iron. ockie
1.7. 11,0 11":LIA.N A IC: lwriNCrr.
/LOWMAN RATTIGA N. EUROPEAN
Agent. Jl. Water street. Pittsburgh. Pa.,
is prepared to firing out or send back passengers
from or to any part of the ohd country, either by
eteam or sailingpaekets.
SIGHT DRAITS FOR SALE, payable in any
part of Europe.
Agent for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail
road. Alm., Agent Sr the old Black Star Lino of
Sailing Packets, and for the lines of Steamers sail
ing between New York, Liverpool. Glasgow and
Galway.
EASTERN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES & WAGONS,
NEW AND SECOND-HANDED, FOR
sale, end will positively he sold at the
lowest prices, to t•tuit the times. Particular atten
tion !mid to repairing.
MRS. JOSEPH WHITE.
Lawrenceville, Penn street. near the Two•Mila
Run. Iny2l:t;tnd
F n K X A I. E 'ATM IN COL
lins township, adjoining St. Mary's CemeterY,
ninety-six feet front, by one hundred and ten in
depth. enclosed by paling fence. The Lots will
be sold together or separately. at low figures and
long time. Apply to 3 AS. S. DEVLIN,
apbaltf St. Mares Cemetery.
J. H. CASIDAY.
Note, Stock, Draft, Bond and Mort
gage, Real Dilate and Mee.
ehandise Broker.
OFFICE„ROO3I No. 12 BURIEE'S BUILDING
FOURTH. STREET. Pittsburgh. Pa.
im.25,000 to invest in Mortgages, and No. 1
Palmy. • my 22
aIVATE DISEASES-. •
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PDr. BROWN'S MEDICAL
and SURGICAL Office. No. 50 - ' •.: -,-
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Stnitbfiald street, Pittsburgh.:. , _
Pennsylvania. , -
Dr:BROWN is an old citizen'
of Pittsburgh. and has been in ; ' •
Practieefor the last twenti-iive,
years. His business has been
confined mostly to Private and
Surgical Diseases.
CITIZENS AND STRANGER
In nee d o f a medical friend, should not fail to
And out the sure plea, of relief. The Doctor is a
mauler graduate, and his experience in the treat
ment of a certain class of diseases is a sure guar
antee to the sufferers of obtaining permanent re
lief by the use of his remedies and following his
&brio' a.
DR. BROWN'S REMEDIES
never fait to cure the worst form of Venereal
Diseases._ Impurities and Sem&lons Affections.—
Also all diseases arising from a borelitils7 taint.
which manifests itself in the form of totter
psoriMis. and a great many, forms of skin die
eases, the origin of which the patient is entirely
Ignorant: To persons eo afilieteC Dr. Brown offers
hopes of a sure and weed, rscuso_ri,_
SEWN AL WJEAKNmas.
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 way to. (to their own destruction.) ar
the only reliable remedies known in the canner,'
—they are safe. and' make a speedy restoration
of health.
ItILEPUTIBM.
Dr. Brown's remedies never fail to cure this
painful disease IN • YEW DAYEt — he will warrant a
curs. He also treats Piles. °teat. Houna rr h isa .
Stricture. Urethal Discharges: Papule Weakness.
Monthly Suppressions. Diseases of the Joints,
Fistula in Ano. Nervous Affections. Pains in . the
Back nnd Kidneys. Irritation of the Bladder. to
gether with all &mum of an unpuy origin
A letter describing the sumtopc cad mium a
rm directed to DR. BROwN. No do Sailed - 81d
pitbdeargb, Pa.. will be immedlitely answer
ed. Medicine sant to any address, saga, me wl
and secure from observation.
°Moe and Private Remus. Na. 50 Smithfield
*wt. Pittsburgh. Pa.
ROBERT ARTHUR&
eanroisSmr AT x.A.w..
i . ..11011.11101011L OF'Ds J i.obi N
1 4
:.“,; , ialigssavirnignimmi&
.1111CONIMAND» "" IPolish's Melodeon. of anent & Needham
and Mason & Hindi& Posinds_by
we J O ILXIILLOL si Wooddreiß
TO THE. PUBLIC.
Laß PECIALLY'.
theignorantandlitimil
tr Medeet of all denotni,-
nations, treat secret anti
delicate disorden, self-'
abuse and - diseases or. ):
tuations common and in- .
cident to youths of both
sexes, . and adults, s i n gle or married. Because
Dx.. - BaiterrattP publisher the fact of his doing'
so, the ignorant and falsely modest are dreadfully
shocked, and think it a great ebt very immoral
and for contamination and corruption among
their wives, promising tams and daughters. Their
fatuity physician should be cautious to keys them
in ignorance that they do the same as Dr. BRAN
STKUr. (except publishing) lest a lucrative prigs
ties might he lost to them among stupid faked,
modest and presumptuous &Indica, born and
raised in ignorance, sprung up as mushrooms and
who compare society, intelligencaAse
;dollars and cents.. mysteriously,
',gotten. It is to publicity, however, that numerous
-parents and guardians are thankful that their
sons, daughters and wards, previously feeble
sickly and of delicate asnditton and appearance,
-have been restored to' health and vigor by DR,
aIItANSTRUP, besides •many before and after
marriage through him bass been saved much suf
fering. anxiety. mortification , dee. Spermatorr
hea or nocturnal emedadona, are comnletely carat
in a very short specs of time by his new remedies,
which are_ peculiarly his own. They are compounds
from the Vegetable Kingdom. having Been the
fallacy of theMescgrial treatmenthe has abandon
ed it and substituted the veritable Female - dis-
CMCII are treated with marked success—having had
over forty years (40) experience in their treat
ment in hospitals of both the Old World and in
the United Stelae leads him to may—to all with a
fair trial, health and happinetj will again bloom
upon the now---palled cheek. Trifle no longer with
montebanks and quacks, but come and be cured
Consumption and all of its kindred diseases, of
which so many annually fill our countries, can
now be relieved, proviafing they attend to it in
time Full particulars can .bo had of my treatment
by procuring ti copy of the Medical Advner.which
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 spools/ diseases, and who is
Lily consulted by the profession, as well as recom
mended by repenable citizens. Publishers, Pro
prietors of hotels. am. Office SS Smit hfield
street. near Diamond street. Private com[nuni
cations from all parts of the .Union strictly
tonic.] tn. Direct to
BOX Own.
donaydaw Pittsburgh Post Office.
-
E ATON. MACRITM & co—
NO. 17 FIFTH STREET,
Invite the attention of •
CENIZID
Wlaulesale tic Retail Buyers
to a large and varied stock of desirable goods
Just opened. aP2B
0 WAIN BYRN 11,
MEROS,ANT TAILOR,
•
49 St. Clair Street.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING MADE TO OR
DER CHEAP FOR CASH.
ILIATINO RETURNED FROM NEW
NIL • ORK, with a choice stock of CLOTHS,
CA ‘IERES and VESTINGS, which can he
Pa aced at prices far below the usual rates.
reat inducements ofered to cash buyers.
se2larn .
T o BE ILDERN AND CONTRACTORS'
We are now manufacturing a superior ariticle'of
Llill. .
which we are prepared to deliver from our ODA L
T 5 RD. 509 LIBERTY STREET.
Beat quality or Family Coal always on
band as usual.
any* ILINCILOMMII. STEWART Ac CO.
JOHN FLEEGER,
N r!..; I 'l' l i ,
25 corner Ohio and Beaver atm.
ALLEGHENY CITY.
Large stock of Guns of alldescriptinns, on hand,
or made to order, and for sale at LOWEST CASH
PRICES.
Repairing promptly attended to.
noliklyw-my3l-dtf
KENSINGTON
IRON AND NAIL WORKS.
1...1,01,71) at. : 11 1.A.C.a..
Manufacturers of
Bar, Sheet. Boller 'Plate. Hoop. A
And T Iron, Nano and Spikes;
Also, Screen, Small T Rail and Flat Bar Railr
Iron suitable for Coal Works.
Works are akoining the CITY GAS WORK
Warehouse. No.BB Water street and N
6 Market street, Bugsler, Building.
aolB:6supa
I'''E.7l•ll4l3N.A. OIL WORKS
LONC. MILLER & CO.,
WORKS AT SHARPSBURGH STATION, AL
LEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD.
32-oftice and Warebonea
23 MARKET STREET, rmanatritan
Manufactures of Illuminating and Lubricated
Carbon Oils and Bens°lo.
NO. I REFINED OIL, WARRANTED
NON-EXPLOSIVE, &brays on hand. oczkly
• •- -
PROPOSALS FOR LEAD
01IDSANCE OFFICI, WAR DIPARTMENT.
Washimten,_biny YA. 1862.
11.1 1101PONAIA WILL BE RECIEIVID
by this Department until 51 1 .11 f., on the even
ing of the 4th OF JUNE. for the delivery at the
following Arsenals, as soon as possible of
5,000 Tons of Lead, as follows :
At the Watervliet Arsenal, Wt Troy, New
York. 2,000 tons.
At the Newyork Arsenal. Governor's Island,
New York. 1.000 tons.
At the Allegheny Arsenal. Pittsburgh. Pennsyl
mnia, 1.000 tone.
At the St. Louis Arsenal. St. Louis. Missouri.
Lots) tons.
The Lead must ho Galena. or other American,
Stalburg, or soft English, of the most approved
brands.
Proposals will be received for lots of:BO tons and
upwards.
Bidders will Mate explicitly the time and amount
of each delivery.
Failitre to deliver at a specified time will sub
iect the contractor to a forfeiture of the amount to
bedelivered at that time.
Parties obtaining contracts will be required to
enter into bonds with propersureties for its faith.
fur performance.
The Department reserves to itself the right to
reject any bid.
proposals will Ch i efdressed as follows : GEN.
T. W. RIPLEY. of Ordnance, Washington,
D. C., and sh9llidd bo endorsed "Proposals for
Load." , myM-eodtil
Onmsartca OFTTCR
THE(mired ng!, 1862. f
QUANTITY OF Bi r:A11 RE.
(mir by the above advertisement is reduced
to one third of the amount, namely 1,666 tons
and the time for making theproponslo is extended
to the 4th of AUGUST, 1862.
nty3o JAS. W. RIPLEY, Brig. Gen.
N EW 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 styles of REAL LACE
AND. FRENCH EMBROIDERED COLLARS,
SETS' OP COLLARS AND SLEEVES. choice
styles.. .
Elegant new styles of LACE VEILS.
TBDIMING RIBBONS. in choice colors.
Rieli styles of BONNET RIBBONS.
Guipure and French EDGING AND LACES.,
• HOSIERY. GLOVES, MITTS &c., of every
GENTS PINE SHIRTS. SHIRT FRONTS
AND COLLAIN , USPENDERS. TIES, UN
DER-GARMEN Are.
Newstyles of LA lES' HEAD DRESSES.
Novelties in fine French onil common PANS
The best make of SHIRTS ANDCORSETS
We invite special attention of wholesale and re
tail buyers to our assortment of
SUN UMBRELEAS AND SUN SHADES.
Dealers supplied hi
_quantity at lowest rates.
." EATON. YA.CRIDA CO..
17 Fifth street.
AUnr • whams, JIM
-M.IIUP Y4loo.expedg=o.
I,omartH ilft v
.-
li iiiisag sad ca•mtlis sardine.
mi..._......_ , ..;',
tr. e., xO.
11tifi. R,23.4/
BT
TOWS MOTS ADM MO= AT
mar h 7 BORLAND'S.
S TOVE
• fif
BRADLEY,.- •• • •
NO. 30 WOOD STIBBEIN
corner second;rittsbraargb,
Manufacturer and Wholesale tindiletail dealer in
all kinds of
Cook, Parlor, and. Heafingrtoves, Grate
Fronts; Fgoe m &c.
Al- In oar sample rooms may he found the
CELEBRATED GAS 8K.K.1./.140 COOK STOVES:
EUREKA A I ND TSOPIC,
the merits oi which have been fully,.teal.ed: by
thousands, and the Stove pronounced unequaled
by any in this market together with agreat many
other desirable patterns.
We have also a very large assortment of
PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES.
embracing some of the BEST PATTERNS now
ffered to the public.
.4111.- FANCY ENAMELED GRATE FRONTS
AND FENDERS, of the newest styles. Common
Kitchen Bow and Jam Grates, all of which are
offered at very low prices.
Kit. Special inducements offered to builders in
want of ORATE FRONTS. iny:Dtf
FAMILY COAL DEPOT.
WM. X. STEWART,
1i._11.A.T...L111. IN 4CC).A.1...
TO- Corner SOUTH COMMON Jr SANDUSKY
STREETT. ALLEGHENY CITY.
IM. Families suppliat with coal at low rate
on short notice. mhsc3m.
SS/0031MM IA \ lIAML
lUMS'INVISO
IRMON'
A third supply of these elegant. useful and
cheap Harmoniums received to-day. Teachers
Directors of Schools. Singing blasters, Leaders n
Choirs.and the public geperally, are respectfully
invited to call and examine them, at the niusicl
wareromus of JOHN H. MELLOR,
myB Si Wood street.
-
*49
AFRIEND IN NEED. TRY.IT—DR.
SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT is
prepared from the recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet, of
Connecticut. the great hone setter, and has been
used in his practice for the last twenty years with
the most astonishingsuccess. As an external rem
edy it is without a rival and will alleviate pain
more :speedily than any other prepurttiun. For
all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders it is truly
infallible. and as a cure far Sores, Wounds.
Sprains, Bruises. Sze., its soothing, healing, and
Powerful strengthening, properties, excite the just
wonder and ?astonishment of all who have ever
given it a trial. Over four hundred certificates of
remarkable cum, performed by it within the last
two years, attest this fact,
R. E. SELLERS & CO..
denlydaweow Agents for Pittsburgh.
WX. N. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDER
Iron Fon n tiers,
GENERAL MACHINISTS ANO BOILER MAKERS
Near the Penn. R. R. Passenger Depot,
MANIIFACTURE ALL KINDS o*
Steam Engines. ranging from three to one
hundred and fifty home power, and suited for
Grist Mills. Saw Mills. BlastFunuices. Factories.
etc.
Give particular attention to the construction of
Engines and Machinery for grist mills, and for
uprights, mulay and circular saw mills.
Have also on hand, finished and ready for ship
ment at short notice. Engines and Boilers of every
description.
Also, furnish Boilers and Sheet Iron separately,
Wrought Iron Shafting, Hangers and Pulling In
every variety, and continue the manufacture of
Woolen Machinery and Machine Cards.
Our prices are low, our machinery manufactur
ed of the best quality of materials, and warranted
in all cores to give satisfaction.
IfirOrders from all parts of the country solicit
tedand promptly filled. feMaLiw
SPRING GOODS.
Isoe.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
AND
VESTINCS.
WE HAVE NOW IN STORE A CON
V V 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 fisstidecus. and comprising in all
the various new fabric and novelties of the
season.
We would respectfully solicit an early tall from
Our patrons and the public. to test the merits ot
the same or themselves.
SAMUEL GREY it SON,
Merchant Tailors,
No. 19 Fifth Street.
.NTALTIP.O.INTA.
WE ARE NOW ANIIFACTURINO
N
this article, which for brilliancy in burning
freedom of offensive odor. and 'transparency of
color. (which color we warrant to be changed by
age or exposure is unsurpassed by any illumi
nator in this or Eastern markets. As a profitable
Oil to the consumer. we can venally recommend
it. Also, our manufacture of
CAUSTIC SODA
Used by all Soap Makers and Oil Refineries,
whiehencels 10 per cent in strength all the make
of 'English Soda brought to this country. Our
manamture.of
SAPONIFIER, OR CONCENTRATED LYE; SALT, AC.:
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 coutouN, Agent,
Penna. Salt Manufacturing emotions*.
24 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
nolB:lydgwis
Tll[lB DAY—
Just opened a complete assortment of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
W. M. BIOME &
Ixy9 143 Federal street. Allegheny city
WILLIAM MEANS, DAVId M'CANDLWID.
HARRISON A. IMMIX, Special Partner.
General Partners.
JIEANS 4t COFFIN,
(Successors to M'Candless. Means & C 0..)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Oorner Wood and Water Streets,
MA& PITTSBURGH, PA.
41/111111311.LL1NOAR, MONONGAIM
OJIP LA PLANING MILL, would respectfully in
&no the public that he has rebuilt since the flre,
and having enlarged his establishment, and tilled
it with the newest and mast approved machinery,
is now prepared to furnish flooring and Platting
boards scroll sawing and re-sawing. doors. sash
and abutters, kiln dried, frame. mouldings, box
making, &a.
, tfloorx Prrreaugog, Sept, 7.1857,
w. connunonsmr..n. 00111112011A1
Cnit OS TT s.
BURGH CITY GLASS WORKS—Wire
honse.llll Water street. aad zas Pint strut.
Pt
pirsabargb. Pa.. thrso doors boknEft( Monoqoa-
Wm^ • of
W ZN A
. e lllMllliktaff
indow eloas than Ware and
W as Ma" parlor windows. ch -7 4. - ;
and piddle baildinas. ard
"RjrifADD IL GOLDEN, AttaanagY aad
r at Law. Kittanning. Aviation
B.—Tlts mottled basine oldie Late arra of
Lloikatiton will be atte i rela s
' Oak&
"Tafr i sis PAPAS—
ew
i hr ai s r a reosivira dab' etßl lwrtst C
Yos. R. =sift
e Senate then proceeded to the con
slderation of the tax bill, A large number
of individual amendments were acted upon
most of which were rtected.
TO OIL. litEr'lN*AllS
THE MADE
arrangements- to tit ug Oil,Rofinewitte.rando
Dr. Tweddles Patent, 31103fP APPARATUS
Patented February 4th; 111112,1iy which fire ix ren
dered totallyenn distilling:Penretellut
or other Oil; and we, guatenltte our work cvaliik,
ercellid z in eittriblEtY. eiteptioltior tteiVay . .
lifinrsibr with andlifetioetio the %M OW par
ties. whose Refineries we have fitted lot
Mears. Long, Miller & Co4-Petristaßforks :
- Wiegman dr Andante, _giude do
S. M. Kier& Co., Meador do -
m
Al Tayion& (to,Jonrsons .do •
Lockhart & Frew. Brilliant do
. .
,The above yorks were designed
/nee tint in cipitiation by Dr. T i WiITIDLR
The follaithti Storks we have aka etvativ,
• -
&mow Oil irlowitatin llarltnn Messrs. Chadwick & Crampton. Kittemettere‘ , . :
Johnson Graham & co.. Woody Run;
Brewer &ll k Co.. Pittabartkh*- - -
Reese& Graf, do • •
Johnson -h Brother, - do
Forsyth Brat. k Co.. Manehester. •,„
DAVIS & PHILLIPS;
Nos. 100 WATER t BM FIRST STREWS.
Brass Founders, Plumbers
STEAM AND GAS yITTEKS.
mhll:.3md
INVENTORS.
PATENT AGENCY
(*WIT C. LAWRENCE.
For:Twelve Yee
au °Muer or thei
/Patent 01lice—the'
last four as al
Member of tbel
Board of Appeal.!
NOT informed
Patent and a copy of th
charge.
Refer to resent Com
David P. Holloway.
Plumbers and Gas Fitters*
NO. MS WOOD sTazgr, OPPOSITE
FIRST CIIITACW, PITTSBUINIM
•W D
47 Ofilo STREET ALLEGHENY,
IllMlPfil. HYDRANTS, SHEET LEAD,
Lead Pipe. Pig and Bar Lead, and Plumber'.
material in general. Oil Refineries fitted up in
the most approved manner. Tank, lined Lead or
Copper. Houses fitted with Water and Gas Pia -
tures.
AS- N. B. All orders promptly attended to.
ap3
S. B. & C. P. MARKLE,
Manufacturers and Dealora in -
BOOK, CAP, LETTER,
and all kinds of
WRAPPING PAPER, have removed from
No. 27 Wood street to
NO. 33 SMITHFIELD STREET.
Pittsburgh. Pa..
Sir Cash paid for RAGS. npß
PI=BURGH, PA
P. RHYMER D. REYMIR ....T. B. RIEYMIR
Late at Miller & Nickelson's.
BEymmis alc 3131 1 4 0 0 T1330114 1 3.
Waseessor to Dormer A Anderson.]
Wholesale Dealers In
Woretips Fruit% Nu2s., Osisfeetlinsary.
Sugars. Fire Works. f&e.,
NOS. 126 AND 128 WOOD ITR2ST;
PITIIIIIIIIAGH
10312 T DALIMLL
n DALSJLL
ROBT. DA 1 1.7M1.1. & CO.,
COMMISSION AND FOMNARDING MEACHAM.
AND
Dealers in Produce and Pittsburab Mainfacturee.
No. 251 LIBERTY STREET,
Menet-, lITTSBIRIGH
ouptimE
Pt - -,--
vvx.frcorr
111 •RUP•021711111110/ MST *AMITY Or .
FINIOEND BRANS WORK,
GAN AND STEAM NITTRMI, •
AirtPartioular altostioa total/as 011.RoSair-
ifir. Brow Rorilorrr, of euporlorrotootinow mods to
onter. Stattaboso work rod rookborgetior- -
alli air- • Row' Oil Globe; Depsimyo
Gas Brackets soil Pendoitto Ar ST. , •
STREET AND DOQUESNE AT:
CARRIAGES, 1817GGI/iiii,
ROOKAWAYS. SULKIES AND, MUSH&
No. 187 Pegs Street. Pitiolloorata. • •
air All work warranted to be of the best mate
rial and workmanship. mylllyd.
EAGLE OIL WORKS.
WIIIRTIAN do ANDERSON.
wintingies AND DEALERS IN PURE
RID Carbon Oil. quality guaranteed. Pitteburgb.
Also. Bensole and Car Grease constantly on
band.
Orders_ left at Chew Smyth & Co.' on Water
and Irirst streets , will be promptly filled.
and
LOCUS IMINIINAI
REINEMAN, MEYRAN & RIEKE,
No. t FIFTH .STREET,
WROLUALN AND MAIL DIALIINN IN
WATERER, JEWELRY,
DIAMONDS,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
.CLOCHS,
of every description.
FANCY GOODS
Bronze Statuary, etc.
WATCHMAKERS' TOOLS,
Mate*labs and DisoldnorY.
Wham4o Agency for thoodobrated
AMMAN WATCNES,
Mau!Metered at Waldbaum. Maim
splllaad
WALL - PAPER 2 2.
WINDOW CURTAINS, &o.
New Styles for Spring of 1862.
A Meet Yodel, nod Wire Amor,-
Emma Miami S 1-11 senile --
is $ll per Ibises. •
Foe al. by
IOMAN PALMER,
ak. Oa WOOD SIMELT.
Between 01 A Rh. 2id door below Dismal Allw
RIM
IMPORTANT
14 PATENT AGENCY
!
I •
•
ROOT. W. FEIIIWICI.
,m!
11: For thelimit few
to year's Manager of
the Wisoldjortook
ID Broach of Nel
tame Amerloori
Patent AtOomer
14 and for 11111114800.
Jlrearo in tie rat-
Ageney
• WWI.
•
on neeeeaary to preoure
e Patent Lawe sent free
issioner of Patentts. nog
de33:tf
ADDY etc ENVI.II%T.-.4.
SKAR TIM IfANVIL'S OPFICI
Wholesale Grocers,
C. WEST dr CO.,
MAmAOTVIIU Of'
..CHAL YITLut
PITTSBURGH, PA..
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