'.,ease XX.
)if li - ... 'ir IC' :Or Aim costsu
- : 11 1111=1.6 gliliitisk 4u'asteenbutee with a resolution
1 Irldattaliiimeretie State Kiecutire Committee .
igAWIASITII - nritiliti"siluito; on
FAIDAY.Diefth day of July; 18112, at lOo'clock,
witme' -
to., casuals candidates AUDITOR GEN
AND . SURVEYOR MIERAL, and to
t Ina Immures as may be deemed neeemarY
hie Welfare. of the Democratic. party and the
CO.,mutcy. WILLIAM .11. WELSH,
Chnirmasi of the Democratic State Ea. Com.
COUNTY cow.
- VENTION--The Democratic Counts Com
mute*, airt ant at the SAINT
IHOTBLemSATIIEDAYMORNENO,
WialhoL. immatit to call. The following war
aliadiameradolohod:
. That the Democratic citizens of Alio
fur
arlit7sar,...Bl"i" their res pective
gnintrr
the
14th ,uslof JuaNIA, to - elect two delegates from
et* township „ bosom& and ward, to meet in
b kon at the COURT DOUSE, an the city of
_Wednesday, June ISM, at
irr"O eat to sebiet delegat Harrisburg teon
viratiim.- Wb(Cli Assembles at a nthe
*kW JULY NIT.
TOW tneeilings in the cities and boroughs will
WlMitlfi La, and continue until 7r. : and in
the -lioirnaiiipe the meetings will be held between
the More ((Sand SP. u. By order
• " THOMAS DONNE:LLY. Chairmen.
Saturn. Hamm. Secretary.
D EL A. IE E S
PLANTATION BITTERS,
Exhausted Nature's great restorer. They invigo
rate. strengthen and purify the system. cure Dys
pepsia, Acidity of the Stomach. Diarrtara, &c. A
Difirtilit appetizer and tonic. They invigorate the
body, without stimulating the brain. They are
OlillKinud of pure St. Croix Rum, Roots and
tie*: and' are reecomrnended by all who use
Adapted to old or young, but particularly
mote:winded to the weak and languid. Sold by
all Grocers. Druggist;, Hotels and Saloons.
P. IL DRAKE dr CO.,
282 Broadway, New York
me-3ffreod
LYON'S MAGNETIC
INSECT POWDER,
Tested for 18 yesr.4 and grows in favor. It kill
and exterminate: , Roaches, Bed Bugs. Ants, Fleas
Moths in Cloths, Furs and Furniture. Garden In
sects, &o. All genuine bears the signature of E
LYON, and is not poi vows to persona or domeoli
animas. Beware of eounterfeits and imitations.
Lyon's Powder kills all insects.in a trice.
Lyon's Pills arsdeath to rats and mice.
Sold everywhere. D. S. BARNES
we-3mdood 202 Broadway. New York.,
r.1511A11 , --
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T \ R
EgIOMEMIrAI
TIM MIT CUBE IN COMPTON
THE PROPRIETOR OF TRIO MEDI
.IL.
VINE having made it the study of years to
dotidentspit hie of the Pine Tree into a Medl
ars** es of the Lungs and Throat , is now
offering o auffering humanity the result °this ex
perience. This truly great and good medicine is
p womb care, the ter being distilled
• it; G. therefore free . fram all impuri
_
tiggekreommon tar. -
'lt has eured more eases of Cons - umption than
anf i
t known reweady on earth.
wfil curs ltrorelattla.
, wingers Awitkleaw.
t will eure,Sere Throat stud Breast.
It will tare ' d'onogrbe cud (old,, and is an
M
invaluable remedy for diseases of the idways,
lirliusey:Comiaplahats.
ft -Beware of C9unterfeitrlia
If you have rbe Dvrpopou use WIRELART'S
Dripeimilm Pillsoind If they do not
cure you go to Me agent 'of whom
.' YOU pur ch ase d:them and
receive your money
Pleeskeall at hia'storeend get a descriptive cir
o star. A 'box of Pills sent by mail post-Paid on
raeopt of One Dollar. -
• . 1 4 .i0-10 South Second street, Phila
L. Q. C. WISHART Proprietor
noik ly
bY.Dr. KEYSER, No 140 wood street
eod
CLIMAK,:BITREIE dr BAILER.
Idemufacturers and Importers of
Noodles, Fish Hooks, Fishing Tackle, &c,
,•
- Walden Line & MS Liberty street. N.
Would reithectfully call the attention of whole
sale dealers to their extensive and varied stock of
FISHING TACKLE.
Canton Their
street Factory, -- "NEIPTinifE
Brooklyn. has been in successful
operation for four years. where they manufacture
every variety of
MUIR HOOKS, SPEARNote.,
from the best Spring Steel, and which they war
rant much superior and fully cheaper than the
ItiPeittei art
, aelic icle. ited and executed at once, for any
airratrk of Boas, Rods, Reels, Lines,
Seines. Baskets, and Trolling Bait. Water-proof
Lines sittedweed prieee, &e.
C o tat particular attention to their
biMfor the tale of WAIRMIIBPS eels
ed. and Telegraph Needles. •
• • - .lllo:imoonitraAn,
COMMISSION . MERCHANT
POO TO PALI OP
PMI METAL AND BLOOMS,
NO. U *AT= BISEIT. BELOW MARK
SWUM AID L. 11011111111114
& MRS: BRIE
lath andnitak -&*; Odd and Shower
-• • -R mmx 177 Grant Amt.
• Al** ,
1,1411412 0 C0N011211152 GAITERS $1 2
LAIDIE. SLIPPERS 40 els.
AT D. S. DDIFFENBACH ER'S.
MIRY A PAIR OF THOSE LADIES
Ts
Guitars at. 51.15 at
VIELDREWN BOILED PIHOES AT
AT HALF PRICE AT
BORLAND'S
Mg" . urril r - r•TI 4 8
THE CHEAPEST IN THECITY AT
BOBLAND'&
, IPRIIIIG GOODS.
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The Numberofiteghnents Jack
son had in the Va Ho
tel Register -*
WINCHESTER, Va., June 6, 1862.
By an exa nination of the register of the
Taylor House, the leading hotel of this
place, I find recorded the names of persons
connected with the Ist, 2d, 10th, 18th, 21st,
25th, 31st, 32d, 37th, 42d, 52d, 57th and
58th Virginia; the oth, Bth and 9th Louisi
ana; Ist Maryland; 21st North Carolina;
10th Mississippi, and 15th Alabama Regi
ments of infantry, and the Second Regi
ment of Confederate Ihfantry. There are
numerous names connected with these
regiments, showing clearly that they were
here as organized bodies. In addition to
this, Major Wheat's battalion of Louisi
ana Tigers were with them, numbering four
hundred.
• The cavalry force consisted, so far as
the register discloses, of Ashby's Cavalry,
28 companies strong of the 2d, 6th, and
7th Virginia Cavalry, and the First
Maryland. There were no less than thirty
pieces of cannon passed down the main
street of this town during Saturday after
noon, whilst Jackson's army was on the
retreat. Doubtless the balance of the 50
pieces he was known to have passed by
other routes, so as not to be visible to my
shrewd and intelligent, though boyish in
formant.
The rebel batteries are organized as ours
are, and have six guns to a battery, where
the calibre is not above twelve pounds, of
one hundred and fifty-six men. To fifty
guns, then, they would have 1,300 men.
In their twenty regiments and a half of
infantry, if they 'lumbered eight hundred
to a regiment, and I doubt if they num
bered more. the infantry force would reach
about 16.400. Their cavalry force, upon
the same basis of calculation to the regi
ment, would reach nearly, if not quite,
5,000. Thus Jackson came into the valley
with little if any force under 23,000. So
much for the curious but significant dis
closures of a hotel register.
Escape of PkUadelphlano.
Six members of the 110th Pennsylvania,
all of whom are residents of Philadelphia,
contrived to effect their escape from Jack-
son during his retreat. I was only able to
get the names of four of them: Charles
Wilson, residing on Fifth near Fitzwater
street, Henry O'Neil..lno. Dunn and Win.
Stevenson. They hid themselves in an old
building at Strasburg, and as soon as the
last. of the rebels passed they came out
and made good time for this point.
on was taken by Ashby's cavalry, and the
troopers of that somewhat mythical caval
ry leader were only prevented &pm shoot
ing him by the direct intervention of their ,
chief.
Another Gallant Escape.
Twenty-five of the prisoners taken du
ring Banks' retreat by the rebels contriv
ed to conceal themselves dnringthe sharp
attack made by Fremont's cavalry upon
Jackson's rear, atthe bridge which crosses
the Shenandoah near Mount Jackson, in a
hospital. After the Confederates had
crossed the river they entered the Union
lines, and were ordered by Gen. Fremont
to join their regiments at once. Hence
their return to this point. They were most
ly members of the Ist Maryland, Col. Ken
ley's regiment.
Colonel Murphy.
These escaped prisoners all concur in the
statement that the gallant Colonel of the
Twenty-ninth Pennsylvania Volunteers is
alive and well, though a prisoner in the
hands of the rebels. He is said by them to
be in good spirits and bears up under his
misfortunes exceedingly well, and hopes to
be soon exchanged. There is some hope
of his early exchange.
Fremont at Mount Jackson.
Fremont pressed the rear of 4 lackson so
closely at this place, on Tuesday morning,
that Jackson's infantry absolutely fired the
bridge across the. Shenandoah before Ash
by could cross"with a portion of his caval
ry, covering the retreat. As soon as Ash
by perceived the flames begin to breathe
and twine themselves in serpentine folds
about the structure, he called upon his
men to follow him, and they boldly dashed
over, amidst a storm of fire. Their horses'
feet had barely touched the shore opposite
to the town, when the span first fired
fell sizzing and hissing hot into the river
below.
This officer, a graduate of West Point,
and long schooled in the wild cavalry en
counters with the Indians of Texas, leads
Fremont's advance. Fremont ordered
him to swim the river at once. It must
have been it grand sight to have seen those
two thousand cavalry swimming a swollen
and-rapid stream like the Shenandoah.—
But the crossing with effected with safety,
and but little lose,-under a heavypire from
the guns of the enemy; and the fierce pur
suit again begin,' • . •
FreimanVs Rapidity.
Tnis• bridge was burned about seven
o'clock in the morning. • By ten, Fremont
had a pontoon bridgelaidi' and had com
menced to cross hie infantry ind artillery.
Beyond thientfitir. at MOM Jriplmon, 'these
returned yriamettretiß give me no . scat
rate account Orate doingii•-of either gener
al. They laajghiatly *if itai4ackaon made
ae goed-tinte *wards Btiunton as Banks
did • down the ' They describe
Jackson's troops atbeirig wow and wOrn,
and "unable to Marelilretch!ferther whilst
Fremont's are fresh,!vigortsiir and full; of
pluck. Ja.ition mutt either.' disperse! his
force or turn and fight. ' : ::1 think he will ,
risk a lattlC •
•1 00-
15 Fifth street
BORLANDS.
Gen. Sigel'a force *oohed here to-day.
Gen. Danis and staff also came up from
Williamsport. Gen. Banks' own immedi
ate divismn-has not come up, but. is
understood- to fie theinarch hither.
• Tlitairldettllliellairtiore. -
„ _
On_ relaxllate re giment, I. find
that
malty tr Oben are Plilll''
delidnanik • Meto . r.,McGAnnis is. a well
known citizen::: laeut; Pilemkorthia reg
1714IIcklMililltArSillArted: TOO/ She
line'to.thimiato !WM..
otaincideing
..:114Mea1,
which performed :. Witairclies
1 11 K 11 w /Itex!Cco , ,the TM"
out o f : he liaiA t arae*Opi,uliee; #o4n
tainiand.ahaep,_
I IsideliUK". to . Lientiniatit OeSurn
%tau t ofthieninneimautit, for sumer-
Our kindaeliaui. - Both Se an Lieutenant.
Spurge arai* PaTaaalliklaaa:
•
AT 4 1 . 4, 440 *.104 1 ,0 1 ,T-The, li T e i r b ,
mad outtla iozso c *IV= ,
ftheinuiilliuninated_rjorlismatica -of a peach
ve poscheo
*dlot*illaWiad;lkies?
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14!
DAILY POST.
FROM THE SHENANDOAH
VALLEY.
GeimeTr — allia — yard.
Mat Colutatii.
PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1862.
A Set-to Between Blind lkLen.
The following good story is told by the
"local" of the Courier ties Elate Unis:
A finv days since a poor blind man,. hav
ing on his hat a placard stating his infirm
ity, and carrying a box with confectionery.
stood on the corner of Broadway and Rec
tor street. At the same time another
blind man, with the words "1 am blind"
OD his hat, was coming down the street in
another direction. A little casercontain
ing cakes and confectionery, wassuspend
ed from his neck. Suddenly a cry of dis
tress arrested the passers-by, and turning,
they beheld the two blind men on the
ground, struggling in a mixture of can
dies, cakes and bon-bons. To add to the
Confusion the two men, exasperated at the
disaster, were hurling at each other epi
thets more forcible than polite, and had
it not been for the interference of some
gentlemen, they would have come to blows.
"You blockhead." said one, "why didn't
you look out for your feet ?" "And you,
why didn't you get, out of my war ?"
"How could I when lam blind?' •' Von
blind?—so am I.•• In short, this expla
nation was followed by a good understand
idg between both parties, and the good
understanding by a touching recognition.
"What is your name?" asked one. •'Otis
Bush—and yours?" ••Theobald Harvey.''
"T h e oba d!" "Otis''' "My dear com
rade!" - . 4,1!dy old friend And the two
companions in misfortune warmly em
braced each other. Their story is short..
The men were natives of Ireland- had
come together to America, and were eon,
panionsin arms in Mexico. ilno lied lost
his sight by a wound, ant the other by ao
explosion in a mine. They had been sep
arated for a long while, and after the lapse
of years met in the singular manner above
related,
Vessels Gone to New Orleans frcbiu
Northern Harbors
Fifteen vessels, comprising fimir steam
ers, one ship. two barks, ten brigs and six
schooners. containing assorted vnrgoi,
chiefly consisting of prec ision hnc.•
cleared from New York since the procla
mation of the President opening that port
to trade. From Boston there has been
cleared two barks, two brigs, and one
schooner, all but the schooner being load
ed with ice. From Philadelphia there
have cleared one small steamer, two brigs
and one schooner, with assorted cargos.
There are now loading at New York for
New Orleans one steamer, two ships, four
barks, one brig and three schdoners. To
tal, eleven.
EMBROIDERY SALE,
To cow:lmmo on
Monday, June 2d,
Everything to be closed out at
REDUCED PRICES
IN COMPLIANCE WIT i n .111 DER ENTAB
for sale i LISE our Re t D cus tail Departuom we will nniut, ook do
or ewn
ntire of and offer
'”
EIIIIILOIDEIRIEN AND LINEN HAND
MERCIIIECS.
Most of these;geod were bought in Job I ds at
very low prices, and having been shown only iti
our wholesale roeuis.are perfectly fresh and clean.
Such as are soiled we will cell at
Ladies whn intend leaving the city till= zl;Tit•
mer will find this a very fitveruble opitior I Unit , t.l
supplying themselves with such artiehn , at= tit P ,
may used. We beg leave to say that our
meat has newer been better. and is juq sneh a one
&quill meet the requirement? ot u first ela,s city
trade.
As our Hew ro:,in will be open zipxt week,
customers will find it antic:, more pleasant ,e
-led goods than it has been llaretol',,re.
Joieph Horne,
77 & 79 MARKET STREET
PHOTOGRIPII ALBUMS.
THE. BEAT AND CHEAPEST PLACE
to buy PIIOTOURAPII ALBUMS is at
MINER'S
BOOK & PERIODICAL STORE ,
Fl FTH STREET,
next door to Po,doisica
ARTEMUS WARD
HIS BOOK.
Another new supply-just received by
HENRY MINER,
No. 71 and 73 Fifth greet, taext door to Poat
Office.
pEACHES AND VINDUAR-
800 BUSHELS DRIED PEACEIE,
11 1141RUELN PURE CIDER VIM EGA
in store and for sate by
WILLIAM BAGALE Y.
lels IS stud 20 Wood street
~F ~c
lIIIRRND Ilf BRED. TUT IT—DR.
SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT is
preppired from the recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet, of
Oomneetient, the great bone setter, and has been
4141E43116 notice for the hut twenty years with
the Mit success. AB an external rein
ie 'without a rival and will alleviate pain
more repeedily than_ any other preparation. For
ill ItimumaNe and Nervous Disorders it is truly
infallible._ and as a cure for Sores, Wounds.
Sprains. N_Mais6 &e.„ its soothing , healing , and
powerfeletniogthening properties. excite thejust
. wander and!aitonislnent of all who have over
givoi ilt• trial. Over four hundred certificates o
reMarkable cureedierformed by it 'within the lasl
two years, attest this fact,
R: E. SELLERS &
Agents for Pittsb
de27:lydaweow
WILLIAM MAXI.
=ON A. mem,
Partners.
MIEA-118 tt COFFIN,
Ohms=loo to M'Oandleas. Means er Cu..)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Oorner Wood and Water Btreete,
fe10:12 PIIIITSBILFROIi, PA
JAMESIIIILLINGAR, NONONCIAUE.
LA PLANING MILL, would raw:tiro 117 in
lir radio that he ham rebuilt since the fire,
sai tig n =ed hie extabliehment, and filled
k and must ajopered machinery , .
low moral to hualia nrnut and Omni
ilninit hi lyht( and re-sewing. doom. trash
•
TIM:
tied, frames, mouldinge, box
!LOOM . 111. Soot. 1.1657. Mal
W. 011111111111MAN...D. PIMPIIIOIIIaIIII...P.
0. /KNOX
4 2 T _ • 4la 11141kr. 4"4"
. 1 . 1 • - .
= 7 ,1
= 1.. t .; I 6111116
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE.
PresiOent
VICE PRESIDENTS..
Wm. it. Smith 11, F. Rudd
Thos. D. Messier A. Reineman
Francis Sellers inuhua Rhode.,
John E. Jennings. Jacob Stuck/nth
Thomas S. Blair Alex, Bradley
Henn.' Lli - fiyd Alfred Stack
TI. US TEES.
Jutish King C Zug %
A S Bell Jos Dilmirtb
S S Fowler W A Reed
Ina M Woodwell it C Schmertz
I' Hahn C W Rieketsou
,1 .11 Tiernan a It Hartman
D M Lnna: R J Anderson
Jas W Baxter - 1) E McKinley
C II Wolf Robert D Cochran
Wm Smith W Thorsen
G B :toner li F Jones
W 11 Phelw C B Herron
s Et.,'RETAR I" AND TREASURER
D. E. :OIeKIIIiLEY.
Open daily, er•llii 9. t . M. to 2P. M. AiSO, Tuty
day mai iiaturday evening from dto Pi O'Ciock.
bera,Ati received of ON k: DIME and upwards.
Dis Wend.: deelared in Deeemher and June of
eaehyear.
. .
Dirbien . ds allowed to remain ere placed to the
oredit of the depositor as prideipal, and bear in
terest, thus eompoundinz it.
hooka eantaining Charter, ity Law:. se., fur
nished at the (Alive.
it-e• This Institution offers, e.-ipeeially to these
persons whose earniritt are aneall, the opport unity
to necutnulate, by email deposits. easily saved. a
sine will be a resource when needed, their
money Jim may beingsnie but bearinkrinterest, in
,tead of rctuitinitor unprodturtive. tny2l
MEE=
WESTER% STOVE WORKS,
•ZAIS LIBERTY STREET,
GRAFF & CO.,
MA NUV.A.c .- r tat Ell.S
Would call the attention of the public to their
LARGE STOCK
of well neleeted
COOK,PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES.
ALSO. IMPS( IVXD
Kitchen Hasageo, grate Create, Hol
low Ware, Ire, among whisk will
found the Brat Coal Cook
'Stove* is the Mate.
The Diamond, Advance,Air-Tight
Eclipse, and Iron City,
Were awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the
State Fair for the BEST COAL COOK
STOVES. Also FIRST PRE
MIUM awards,' to the
TRITE AMERICAN. GLOBE & REPUBLIC.
For the BEST WOOD COOK NOW IN USE. The
ii 'r LICK 1..% N anti KANSAS Premium Stoves
are unsurpos,e4l. We call attention of DEALERS
and BU KW; to the largest stock of
CRATE FRONTS AND FENDERS
N B—We line the DIAMOND and ECLIPSR
oal Cook Stove* with Soap St.nieL,inings. which
and I ho tire better than iron. oet:Ehis
17.1 LT tr) I'.U.IN A. GI. "E 3.7".
VIIIHOMAN RATTIGAN, EUROPEAN
Al. Agent; 11113 Water etrect, Pittsburgh. Pa„
prepared to bring out or sa il back passengers
front or to any part of the old country, either by
steam nr itiling_pankets.
SitlllT 1/ItAITS FOR SALE. towable in any
part of Europe.
Agent for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail.
void. Also, Agent for the old Bhutk Star Line of
Sailing Pockets, and for the lines of Steamers sail
ing betweeu New York. Liverpool. Glasgow and
fell
TO THE PUBLIC.
lON PECI ALLY
the ignorant 'trails's°
ly Alodest of nil denomi
nntionq, treat secret anti
delittite disorders, self
abuse and diseases or
Watkins common and in- r.
eident to youths of both
seitog .t anti adults, tingle or married. Because
DR. BRANSTRUP publishes the fact of his doing
so. the ignorant and falsely moilost are dreadfultr
shocked, and think it a great sin very immoral
and for contamination and oorrupbon among
their wives, promising sons and daughters. Their
family physician should be amnions to keep them
in ignorance that they do the same as Dr. BRAN
STRUP, (except publishing) lest a luerallive, o6.l. Pnic
tics might be lost to them among stupid.
modest and presumptuous families. tioniThiiii
raised in ignorance. sprung up as mushrooms and
who compare society. intelligence. sense, ke., to
dollars and cents, mysteriously. meanly. orilly
gotten, It is to publicity, however. that numerous
parenfs and guardians are thankful that their
sons, daughters and wards previously feeble
sickly and of delicate condition and appearance,
have been restored to health and vigor by DR.
BRANSTRUP, besides many before and after
marriage through him have been saved mush suf
fering, anxiety, mortification. au, Spennatorr
hea or nocturnal emmlasions, are completely cored
in a very short space of time by his new remedies,
which arepeculiarly his own. Tbery areeomPounds
Irons the Vegetable .Kingdom, having, seen the
fallacy;of the Mercurial treatmenthe has abandon
ed it and substituted the vegitable Female dis
eases are treated with marked success—having had
over forty years It experience in their treat
ment in hospitals o oth the Old World and in
the United States; leads bitUto say—to all with a
fair trial, health and happiness will again bloom
upon the now—palled cheek. Trifle no longer with
montebanks and quackse but come and be eared
Consumption and all of its kindred dimmer. of
which so many annlesll,l BD our countries. can
now be relieved, providing they attend to it in
time Full particulars can be had of migtreatment
by procuring a copy of the Medical Adviser which
is given gratis to all that apply Having the ad
vantage of over forty year experience and
observation, consequently , , he has superior skill
in the treatment especial diseases, and who is
daily consulted by the profession, as well astwann
mended by repectable citizens. publichers. pre
prietors of hotels. &c. °Mee Sti Beiithield
street. near Diamond street. Private communi
cations from all parts of the Union strictly at
tended to. Direct to
ds&lydaw
NATRONA. OIL.
VETE ARE NOW MANUFACTURING
V V this article, which for brilliancy in burning
freedom of offaonve odor, and transparency of
color, (which color we warrant to be chapped by
age or exposure) is unsurpassed bany.nlems
nator in this or Fedora markets. Asa profitable
Oil to the consumer,wis can specially recommend
it. Also, our manufacture of
.CAUSTIC SODA,
Used bY all large Soap Makers and Oil Refineries,
which excels to per cent. in strangtha th e make
of English Soda brought to this country. Our
manufacture of
SAPONIFIER, OR CONCENTRATED LYE; SALT, AC. 2
Are so well and favorably known, we trust the
mention is sulliciant.
All ordain and inesOiriog will be promptly at
tended to by addressing.
GROWS COLHOUN, Agent,
Penna. Salt Manufaeturingeompaay,
24 Wood stunt Pittsburgh.
DAVid IeCANDLICE4I,
Special Partner.
nolB:lidavr:b
.'. l r
lino townsiiiiit Marralhissorr.
ninetp-sialeet • 'Oa. &undyed mites in
= 4 = tr r 3,
Mart ,44117
DIME
Ho SMITHFIELD STREET,
(OPPOSITE. TILE CUSTOM' ROUSE,)
0 •F‘ F'lcJon.4.
.JAMES PARK, Jr-,
PITTSBURGH
IN THE STATE
Box IWO,
Pittabinh Post Office.
EATON, MACAU," is CO--
1 NO. 17 FIFTH STREET,
Incite the attention of
Wholesale. -At Retait
to a largo and carted atock ci losirabit goods
ap26
just opued.
OWEN 'MERE,
itERORANT . TAILOit,
49 St. nadir Street.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING MADE TO OR
DER CHEAP FOR CASH.
IarATING RETURNED PROM NEW
R.R. YORK ~_with a chores , stock of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES sad VESTING!, which can bp
purchased at prices far below. the usual rates.
air Great ioducementioffered to cash burns.
Fe.2l:6m
To BUILDERS SSD CONTRACTORS
Wo aro maw manufactaring a auyeriur ariticlo of
LIME,
which we are prepared to deliver from our COAL
ICARD,COO LIIILATY STREET.
hand ßert soon .
qua i of Vamll - 37 Coal alwayr uo
is DICKSON, STEWART it CO.
THIS .DAY-
Just opened a complete assortment of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
W. U. 1140GIEE £ CO,
113 Federal street. Allegheny city
PIVATE DISEASES..
Dr. BItOWN'SMED_ICAL -Me
and SURGICAL: Office, No. -•-•
Smithfield street, Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania. • • _
Dr- BROWN' is an old citizen.
e.d Pittsburgh. and tuts been in
Practieeihrtheleattwenty-[we:
years. His buzineze bea been
confined mostly to Private end .72
Surgical Diseases. t
• -
CITIZENS AND STRAIIOEit
WY4. URAVV
.
to abed of a medical friend, Ithogld not toil to
and out the sure place of relief. The Doctor is a
regular graduate, and his experience in the treat
ment of a certain clam of diseases is a sure guar
antee to the sufferers of obtaining permanent re
lief by the use of his remedies and following his
advice.
DR. BROWN'S REMEDIES
Din
fail to care andorst form of Venereal
Disease.. Impurities croillions Affections.—
Also all &beim arising frost a temiditary taint.
which anodises Mil is the item of- GAME
psoriasis, and a areas_jwagg Arms of skin dis
eases. the origin of which the pWent is entirely
ignorant. To MIME so :Dr. Brown Offers
hopes of a suotivivil b
SEMIDA
Dr. Brown's remedies for ebrinbur trouble
brought on often_ by Butt maw habit at sensual
'ratification. wi den the posy* aid 'weak minded
often give ?ay to, to Mir own destruction.) ar
the only reliable remedies known in the country
—they are safe, and make a speedy restoration
of health.
ItHRUMATIBM.
Dr. Brown's remedies never fail to eure this
painful disease lir • Prw nags—he will warrant a
cure. He also treats Piles, (Beet, Gonnonboss'
Stricture, Urethal Discbagee , Female Weakness.
Monthly Suppressions, themes of the Joints.
Fistula in Ano. Nervous Affections. Pains in the
Back and Kidneys, Irritation of the Bladder. Li.
tether with all diseases of an impure origin.
A letter describing the ilM.Ftomil. containing •
veg. directed to DR . BROWN. N 0.50 ihnithilela
St., Pittsburgh, Pa., will be imutediately auswer..
ed. Medicine sent to any address, safely packet
and secure from observation.
Office and Private Rooms. No. 50 Smithfield
street, Pittsburgh. Pa. nolfi-daw:is
KENSINGTON
IRON AND NAIL WORKS.
L. 1.01711 do lII.A.Ca s
Manufacturers of
Bar, Sheet, MadleacPlatio, Mop, A
mad T Irmo, Nana Auld Spikes ;
Also. Screen, Small T Rail and Flat Bar Haile
boa,sultable SmcW_Works.
Works are a d joining the OAS WORK
Warehouse, No.BB WaSerstreet mod N
6 Market meet,' KamSera Matbileg.
aplatam-is
rmorit4oN.A. 01i.. W4I(3II.IEES
LONG. MILLER £ CO..
WORKS AT SRARPSBUROB ETATIQE. AL
LEMIENV VALLEY RAILROAD.
STOSee mml W.,. .e
airrrinstrzon.
Carbon
Mann
Oils and Hanso -fasters' of Illswilnatlng and Lubrliatad
le.
OIL, WAISOMMIII
NON-EX P. 1101111 1 ,14 always an band.. oedbly
PROPOSALS FOR LEAD.
ORDNANCI 01111C16 WAS DEPAIVIIIIIINT.
saor naahimetna Melva I"
lommut wtm - sic - msaN
sa. by this Department 'satin P.M., on the even
ing - of the 4th OF JUNE, for the delivers. at the
following Arsenals, as soon as possible of
5,000 Tons of Lead, as follows :
At .the Watervliet Arsenal, West Troy, NOW
York, 2,000 tons.
At the New York 'Arsenal. Governor's Island,
New York, 1,000 tons.
At the Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburgh, Pennal
vania.l.ooo tor.
At the St. weds ArienaL St, Louis, Missouri,
1,000 tons.
The .Lead must be Galena, or other American,
gtalbrug, or soft English, of the most approved
brands.
upwards,.Proposals will be received for lots of2oo tons and
Didderserill state explicitly the time and amount
of eacli'delively. •
Failure to deliver at a specified time will sub
leotthe
,contractor toaforfeiture 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
flit performance.
The Department reserves to itself the right to
re kgany bid,
jpeggs. will be a4dlressed as follows: GEN.
J. W. lUPLEY. Chief at" Ordnance Washington,
D. shOuld be 'endorsed *Vropomds for
Lead.' • inra—eodtit
OlialiANCl °MCI,
•Neyl27, I T HE QUANTITY OF 862.
LEAD BE
nuked by the aboveadvertimment ielednoed
to one tbini of the amount, namely:lAM tone ;
and tbe time for maim* theprotemaN extended
to the 4th of AITORST.-1111811.
my3o
JAS. W. RIPLEY: Erbr. Gen.
NEW 161001 M NOW OPENING
EATON, MACRUM & CO'S
We invite special attention to a choices selection
of NEW GOODS, which we are now opening.
New and handsome styles of REAL LACE
AND PRENOMEMBROIDEREDOOLLA4S.
SETS OP COLLARSAND SLEEVES[ choice
styles.
Elegant new styles of LACE VEILS.
TRIMMING RIBBONS, in. cheinacolore.
Rich styles ofiIONNET RIBBONS.
Guipure and French EDGIN:CAND LACES.
HOSIERY, GLOVES. HIT= &e.. of every
kind.
GENTS FINE_ SHIRT& SHIRT FRONTS
AND COLLARIS'USPENDERS, TIES. UN
DER-GARMEN de.- -
New styles of r lES'HEAD DRESSES.
Novelties in lineFveweb and common FAN.
W
best make of SHIRTS ANDCORSETS
We invite spedel attentionof wholesale and re
tail bums to our alsortment of
SUN. UNISNE:4IW SUN SHADES.
Dwain appliedamaiii tl7at loirestratis.
iv/v. &AGSM &CO.,
sollt - • ,17 axed.
TEMlffirmillijialnio ma-
NIUMATELT. tipaimisidtissutim
tar =smite in the 111aendeht.:Depetittent:'—
WaggeSni per moth etti eke tat* enrdiem.
Tranneithitton WM lithind44. Sestina
don. -Apply to , A'. MO=IIOII.IIRIG
• Meiar sad lipmetemmiew S.
Mee U.S.A.ate.S4lO Lawrie
n
at Law Ki
ktio
w iT e rp - mr -1 /.44ol.lThlassieserllNW miNg
- ttanng& mitosis
. A
will be atlesmiall Se 4
.
6th . c i lifalt i. Aldb y at, ii.ipy
a: • :. ' "
B. 111114111110.1•1
.... • .. .
MEM
s rr OVE 4PO
P ' . - 1 1 2
'1)/. ks
THE TYNDElitaßilfitle HAVE IICAPiIIa
arrangements to fit •• up Oil Refineries. nude
Dr. Tweddlea Patent . TROMP APP A RATUS
A. BRADLEY,
I Patented February Oh, 1862, b y which ill" rea
rLdered totally unnecessary in disliiiilif tunfolifil— -
NO. 30 OOD STR EET, or other Oils, and we guarantee our WO* amuto
be excelled in durability, simplikiity citramagawrz"
corner Secon o , Pingblar g il o We refer with confidence to thafolkagihe
pub
EianuEseturorand Wholesale and Retail dealer in ties, Whose Refineries we have fitted up:
all kinds of . ....., .. .. .. .
Messrs. Long, Miller & Co.. Poqinne ireetet.
Cook, Parlor, and Heating Stoves, Grate I Wightmen & Anderri saa togle do
Fronts, Fenders, dr.e. i 6. M. Kw & C.o Ex or ' do -
Alex. Taylor & C0. t ._..._.1.e .
.. .lo
41.7. ir. our sample room ma; be mind the i LmkbarL & Frew . m ualial:- • .111,.
_,'%
CELEBRATED
i
CELEBRATED GAS BURNING COOK STOVES i ine ao ove works were desitmed and ingerainkof:
• EUREKA AND TROPIC and put in opemtion by Dr. ILW.C. TWARIBI;Jk,
he merits m which have heat frilly fenea
. . 07 I The following works =have also fitted pa: ,
housands, and the Stove pronounced unequaled I homy Oil ColliPan7....pla z i ~,i
y any t n . this market; together with tareat many Mown. Chadwick & Crompton. - : -
CC her desirable patterns. • Johnson Graham & Co, oode - ASP!..,:-.
Co.. Pittitßre
, .4
We have also a very large assortment ~.t , Brewer Sill
I Reese Jc Graff, ' do- • • -•-• ! '
PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES. 1 Johnson & Brother, do. - ' -
embracing some of the BEST PATTERNS now I Forsyth Bros. & Co.. MeeutheetWg...,
tiered to the_public. ! -
Aar FEN DER CYAMELD GRATE FRONTS j DAVIS dr, PHEMIPS,
AND S, of the newest styles. Common I • ~
Kitchen Bow and Jam Grates , all of which are 1
.Yea. WO WATER & led iTRST STRUM
offered at very low priceo.
Sir Special inducements offered to- builders in
want of GRATE FRONTS. my24t.f
FAMILY COAL DEPOT,
'WM. M. STEWART,
EA.11...011. IN COAL,
in— Corner SOUTH COMMON k SANDUSKY
I.siTREETT. ALLEGIIENY CITY.
tkilt. Families supplied with coal at low rata
ou short notice. Inhs:3m.
SSOMASON
HA IFIAMLIN'I4BO
RMON lUMS'
A third supply of those 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 them, at the musirj
wareroouis of JOHN H. MELLOR,
mye 41 Wend street.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES!
Dn. JOHN HARVEY, HAVING FOR
upwards of twenty years devoted his pro •
fessional time exclusively to the treatment of
Female Difficult;ev, and having succeeded in thou
sands of eases in restoring the afflicted to sound
health, has now enure confidence in offering pub
licly he
" Great American Remedy,"
DR. HARVEY'S
CRONO - THERMAL FEMALE PILLS
Which have never yet Sailed (when the direc
tions have been strictly followed) in re
moving difficulties arising from
Obstruction or Stoppage of Nature
or in restoring the system to perfect health when
suffernisi from Spreal Affections, Protozoa Uteri.
the Whsuir, or other wakness of the Uterine Or
cane. Also in all cases of Debility or' Nervous
Prostration, Beeterice. PeiDitations. &e. ' which are the forerunners of more serious disease.
let.aliese Pills are perfectly harmless on the con
stitution, and maybe taken by the moat delietstafa.
male without causing distress; at the same time
they act like a charm, by strengthening. invigo
rating. and restoring the system to healthy con
dition, and by bringing on the monthly period
with regularity. no matter from what cause the
obstructions may. arise. They should, however,
not be taken during the first three or four months
or. Pregpancy, though safe at any other time, as
misearriage would be the result.
Rubber; contains 60 Pills. PRICE OH DOLLAR,
and when desired will be sent by mail tire-paid
by an advertised Agent, on receipt of the room* ,
J. BRYAN. Rochester. N.l tieneral Agent
Sold by Druggistsutmenilly.
JOSEPH FLEMING,
Corner nuke- street and the Diamond,
aul6.lvdawis
ROBERT ARTHUR.%
sa-rio 1114101( AT IL A:VI+ ,
AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS .of
York, Missouri, Togas. Wisconsin Virginia, Now York
:=.„l 4 lEriis.lowa. Florida, Indiana, K.on
mh5624 Michigan.
185 FOURTH STREET.
lAMBI CABBAGES, BUGGIES & WAGONS,
NEW AND NECOND-HANDED, FOR
alp, and will positively he sold at the
lowest prices, to suit the times. Particular atten
tion paid to repairing.
AIRS. JOSEPH WHITE,
Lawrenceville. Penn street. near the Two• Mile
Run. mi2t6md
J. H. CiLSIDAY.
Note, Sleek, Draft, Monad and Mort
sago, seal Estate and Mer
. shandies Broker.
OFFICE.
_ROOM No. Li BURKE'S BUILDING
FOURTH STREET, Pittsburgh, Ps.
15.25.800 to invest in Mortgages and No.l
per. inY2l
WX. X. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILITERS
Iron Founders,
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BIKER MAKERS
Near .the Penn. R. .11,, Passenger Depot
ISMARVFACTIIRE ALL _ KINDS OF
J_VJL Otos= V a al, ranging gto cas.
lansdrad aad bane power.. sad n u Aa !or
Odra JIM& Saw h, Bloulauxuaeaa. ractodas,
• Give particular attention to the coast:undone!
&Oise and Machinery for grid mina. and for
forship
meat at short notice. Buitinseand Ballwin( event
destriptim.
furnialtßoilersand Sheet Iron se
Wrought Una Eihafting..llangers and •
rimy vidator. ant coalmine the manufacture of
Woolen MaeNnery and Nfachine Car&
Our prime are low. our machinery manufactur
ed of the beet gualits of materials. and warranted
in all eases to give satisfaction.
ilirOrdage from all parts of the country aoneit
tadand proinpar filled.
HZ .DOI7GLAIS • MEICOISIAL,e—THE
TDIPLOMA OF MEMBAIRSIIIP of the
DOUOLASMONUMENT ASSOO;ATION. beim
fully ennraved en steel. about nine by twelve
inci t es draersions, le now reedy for .dUtribution
to the subscribers to the monument fund.
To all pessem forwaidhin to the A moclation
one dollar or . more , will be sent one of the*
diplomas. properly esecitted..
To contributor, in the stun of. TWO DOLLARS
or more will be furnished gratuitoisly, besides
the diploma, a beautiful imperial sire
titeel Engavlusi off Jenks. lbassulas,
21 by 17 inehei.
Contributors In the sum of ONE DOLLAR will
become life members of the Douglas Monument
Amoebas= in the cam of TWENTY DOLLAR&
bone members, and in the sum of ONE
HUED life
DOLLARS, honorary life members
of the Board of Trustees.
Local receivers and solicitors foe contributions r lbeft authorised in the loyal States.
Pamphlets and circulars containing the wean
illation, **mutation. by laws, and the appeal
of the Aviation, will be sent to all who will
forward their address.
Cosomunicationsshould be directed to the "Sec
retary Douglas Monument Association," Chicago ,
Illinois,
All editors who will insert this card in their
daily, weekly or tri-weekly issues three months'
with an occasional notice to alirance the °bluetits
view, will have forwarded to them immediately
diplomas as honorary life members of this'asa
elation, also a copy of the above portrait, otion
the receipt by, the society of a copy of their paper
eentainuut this announcement.
LEONARD. SCATES. President.
Jen W. VOLK. •
WU ENTIRE STOCK OF ; z •
FINE IItENCII EMAROLDERIES.
REAL LACE GOODS.
LACE TRIMMED GOODS,
gays ban marked at
egaugnar Azavara "micas,
ThenSinnin nr.1141 fresh and dadribln, and the
treater Damon hive been warted down to East
14111gmV.ginine gawk 0 101 ! " 111
.._bliftligera "tie -
an vited to salts aloe-
T c . oto ) Erisoilom_ aseip.„
"
-11p1111111LIMPAIWS
.11141.1:1.
* r A r t ..
TO OIL 11.1EIVINIgItS
Brass Founders, IPlwainws
STEAM AND GAS FITTERS.
mell:3md
• •
- INVENTORS.
PATENT AGENCY.it; PATENT AGENCY
4:
OEINIT C. LAWRENCE. 0 ROBT..W. FENWICK.
&or Twelve Yearshla For Vie inwil fool"
rill "Milk nanager *l'
an Officer of theilil tate Wash*
re Brant% of Inn:
Patent Oillee...thel4tllie Anterilmim,
1* Patellae 4 one,/
last f o a r as ayll and •AW .. .
i TeUrfrin Ste,ll.2w
Member of lb ef p Fent"Aresser
Board of Appeal . mansli.4
_ rt e s _ ..: . . . ~y;:„;
NOTE—AII information necessary to prim%
Patent and a copy of the Patent Lams:sentbagc,,
cha =
to t &mind/Ml=oe ofPateittri
David P. Hollowq. . .
. ADDY dt MWENIig. , 5;7,
Plumbers and Gas •Fitt
DO. UM WOOD NTDZET,
FIRST CHURCH, DMODIUDDi e ,
• •
47 OHIO STREET ALLEGHENY'
NW/ ras NAroa's °mai
pimhrissol
gammen
=caw
the most improved mew. Utile or
Copper. Homes teed with Waist
,Gas Sfx•
tores.
MS. N. B. All orders promptly attended to.
ata dyd
B. B. & C. P. BIARKIA,
illanufreturess sad Dal in in
BOOK, CAP, LETTER
and all kinds at
WRAPPING PAPER, haveremovedfiiii
No. 27 Wood street to • - • '
NO. 88 SMITHFIELD STREET..: - .4
Pittsburgik. Pa..
al!).
'kr Cub paid for RAGS.
1F!
REI".111Elt dr. 331FI0ICELliiithl,
ISticooopor to Rymer k Authorise''
Wholook Dealers In
Foreign Frain% Nolo. esoFeellikineu7' •
9osweo. Flee Works.
NOS. Mt AND 12 WOOD FIVIDULT.-;
Roam DALVILL 46: A. WPM
nowt DALZELL & -CO
Wholesale Broom,
cmuussion AND rommons maws,
AND
Deekosiu Produce andPitterourgieldiadhcrum
No. ail LIBERTYSTII4II4 -;
DUQUESNE BR M' WIMK
, . ....-',.....!••••••.
...., ~ 5:. 7 111;: 1
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FILIMMED ./. 1 8 - 111M1M- 1
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GAI Aim wirmuit
APPiiiikijazialatiop tO .
ihw itiaa . Ca =tiM ille ffig
sus
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azwoolime
ai ra riAßase
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C. wow- db , 0011 4 ..- ; 5 ' .
CASBILGfEB BIYGOTIN,
„
ROCKAWAYS, SITU= AND MUM.
N 0.767 Pens Stowe% Pitasibiii*:
4rir An work warranted to he M bait'
vial and workmanship.
PITTSBURGH. PA
.lIEIA.GrILM • 01lia
A I iGETEAT i]ID : "
itanintis mustaimmairavess
' -" Mmt lii =otaTear 1 118 ==gliritt
: • -
%ism lett at Muth lia7thof Wily
ass mnit'strootivorill to promptly Mc
odlktiot
L00111=1111311AN.....-CEAS.
HEINEMAN ! MEYRAN SSE;
Li. 42 1010171._
PITTEIBUMIit i PA«' -. .;:,.
111 , 1011DIALN •AND IrrAIL DNANNW
DIAMONDS, e
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
CLOCKS, "
of every description.
•
FANCY GOODS
Bronze Statuary, ate.
WATCHMAKERS' TOOLS,
Materials Azad llisolallitery.
Wholesale Aiwa for theeelebrated
aplB4cad
WALL PAPER
WINDOW 60.
New Styles for Spring of 189
A Orissa Variety sit. 11/Ifta --
from /64 1144161
.4,05 per Mese.
Fa gab bY
THOMAS PALMER,
NWsl 111,0111 a
lleibmisakis6ll.6ldoat Wow Stikagyaalf
Established 1842
IMPORTANT
D. awn= amnia
Late at Miller & -
mannp l o ia mm iii p
WITCHIS, r
AMERICAN WATCHES;
M WsMiam i , ILAN.