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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 18
CITY 'at RIGBOIROOD INTBLIIGENCB
The.Jehaston Will Case
This case, originally tried in 1860, was
taken up in the Court of Common Pleas on
Monday and still occupies the attention of
Judges, jury and attornies. The facts are
briefly these: William Johnston, of East
Liberty, diedin 1860, leaving all his prop
erty, valued at $25,000 or $30,000, to the
daughter of Mrs. Rosanna Bolton, a woman
with whom he had lived for many years,
having separated from his lawful wife. '
The will was contested by Alexander and
Elizabeth T. Dean, (the latter being the
only daughter of Mr. 3 ohnston by hislawful
wile.) The probate of the will was objected
to upon the ground that Johnston was not
of sound mind when he executed the
instrument ; that it was procured by fraud,
coercion, and undue influence; that he
was laboring under a delusion in relation
to his heir at law, and that he was so im
portuned by others as to be deprived of
voluntary action in - the- premises. • The
first trial resulted in a verdict for the
executors, the plaintiffs. The case, how
ever, turned upon the admissibility of
certain evidence tending to show the facts
on which the objections to the will were
grounded—such as the adulterous inter
course of Johnston with Mrs. Bolton, etc.
The eourtruledthis evidence inadmissable,
but upon nresenting the case to the Supreme
Court the judgment was reversed, and a
new trial awarded. A mass of testimony
has been offered on both sides, but it is
not yet concluded. The ..ase may go to
the jury to-day.
The St. Lawreuee Hotel.
With all persons visiting foreign coun
tries or strange cities there exists a very
natural desire to seek and associate with
their . own _fellow-citizens, while absent
from home, and this disposition frequently
exhibits itself in the formation of close
intimacies, during a few days' or weeks'
intercourse abroad, between persons who
have met daily at home for years without
being more than casual acquaintances.
Away from home we generally find our
citizens keeping company one with another
and usually stopping at• the same hotel.
This is especially the case in Philadelphia
—visit that place when you will and yuu
find all (or nearly all) the Pittsburghers
in that city at the St. Lawrence, in friend
ly intercourse. This feature of the house
makes it particularly attractive to our citi
zens, who can go there sure of a warm wel
come and every attention from the tour
teous host, W. S. Campbell, Esq., a former
resident of our _owu city, who is ever
pleased to meet his old acquaintances and
use every exertion to make them feel as
comfortable as in their own houses. Add
to this the splendid table set at the St.
Lawrence, its comfortable apartments,
careful attendants and central location.
(being within easy reach of the entire
business portion of the city) and we do
not wonder that it is a favorite resort with
our citizens—who only desire quiet, com
fort and good accommodations. It is a
pleasure to us to speak of the St. Lawrence
and its gentlemanly proprietor and_ wt
take great pleasure in commending it, noi
only to Pittsburghers, but the travr
public generally, as a most desirabk
ping place when visiting the East
-
Supplement to the School taw.
The last legislature passed an net,
making some considerable changes in the
School Law of the State. The most im
portant may be briefly summed up as fol
lows: Ist—The school month to consist of
22 days. 2d—"The President and Seere•
tory of a School Board can file a certificate
of the indebtedness of the collector of the
School Tax, in the Prothonatory's office.
and the certificates will hare the same op
eration as a jndgment. 3d—The County
Superintendent, before entering on his du
ties, shall swear or affirm that he will per
form the duties of his office honestly, im
partially, obediently, and according to
law. 4th--Authorizes the trustees of
any academy or seminary in this Com
monwealth, which received any' money
or land therefrom for educational purpos
es, by deed of not less than two thirds of
-theit. number, to convey all the real es
tate, buildings and property and funds of,
or belonging thereto, to the Board of Di
rectors or their successors, of the com
mon schools of the district. sth—lic
quires that the Board of Directors
shall publish an annual statement of the
amount of moneys received and expended,
and the amount due from collectors, and
setting forth all of the financial operations
of the district, in not less than ten written
or printed handbills, to be put rip in the
most public place in the district.'
Loretto Springs.
This delightful- summer resort will be
opened to the public for the season on the
29th. inst., and remain open for visitors
until cool weather. It is situated one mile
from the village of Loretto, Cambria coun
ty, and four miles from Cresson Station.
on the Pennsylvania Railroad—easily ac
cessible by. a substantial plank road. The
location is a beautiful one, the air bracing
and the buildings furnished with every con
venience for the guests, being roomy and
well ventilated, with baths, swimming cat
aract, bowling alleys,_billiard tables, &c.
- The:table will be well supplied with the
cliaicest delicacies and luxuries in market
aad the bar stocked with the best wines
_and . liquors. The waters of the springs
are famed for their medical properties and
much benefit is derived from their use.
A= good band of music is engaged for the
season and the hunter and sportsman can
fintl..abundance of game and trout in the
vicinity. Indeed, this favored locality
combines every attraction to those seeking
relaxation in summer and is peculiarly
suited to invalids. Half fare tickets to
Cresson are issued by the Pennsylvania
Railroad company, and coaches are wait
itig on the arrival of every train to convey
visitors to the Springs. A few weeks
spent here would be beneficial to any one.
A Sanitary Commission in Phil
adelphia.
The - Philadelphia Inquirer of Monday
has thefollowing paragraph: "A commit
tee of three,from Pittsburgh,hsve been on
a visit to the hospitals of this city, to in
quire into of wounded mem
here- Of regiments from the Western part of
the State. The committee consisted of Dr.
Jonas R.. McClintock, Jas. Kelly and Dr.
;Gillmore. They were afforded
every facility by the directors of our insti
tutions, and have returned special thanks '
toile Superioress of St. Joseph's Hospi:
tal, Sister Hillery, and her associates.
The committee went from this city to Bal
timore."
Hesperilan Ambrosia.
The introduction of the meerschaum for
the evening segar has been greatly re
tarded by the difficulty of obtaining a
smoking tobacco—one that possesses all
thequalities of the richest Havana. This
desideratum has been supplied by the
iiffeepelian Ambrosia" sold only at Mc-
Canister s No. 25 Fi ft h street. Signifi
cant itiname. It is, indeed, " food fit
for the Gods."
Flat PreseataUes.
The Philadelphia friends of Col. Robt.
Pitterson's 115th Penairylvania
slant, now et Camp tkrtin' t are about to
=the ,on with a splendid
fog by:eight, beautifully adorned
rtteean ,thet_elett! tiClretre!st frees
I stwoid oi-DaMet,l
8 w easrlift
{gel yeei.
To insure-the transit of Federal troops,
Government !_.supplicisV tad tht persons
and property of loyal citizens over the
Baltimore and Ohio and Northwestern
Virginia railroads, from loss or damage
or clanger arising from the action of dis
loyal employees, if any such there be,
operating on the said roads, Gen. Kelly
has issued an order directing that all
officers, agents, clerks, conductors ! and
other employees of said railroad compa
nies, and the agents, clerks, and other em
ployees of Adams' Express Company, or
any other express company, within the
limits of his district, take and subscribe
respectively, before competent authority,
to a stringent oath of allegiance prepared
for the occasion. The work of swearing
the employees commenced on Monday,
and thus far it is believed that all have
taken the oath without hesitation.
n Si
urgeons and Nurses for Me-
CleHan's Army.
The following named gentlemen have
been accepted as Surgeons and Nurses, by
the Sanitary Committee of Pittsburgh, and
will be detailed forthwith to the army of
(ten. McClellan, to be employed under the
direction of our esteemed. fellow-citizen,
P. IL Brunot. Esq., who is now in Wash
ington :
S, F. Walker,
W. ff. Alilto
Ellis R. WUlhuns,
Thome& 4. Spence,
Thomas O. Smyth,
U. L. Miller,
J W. Wightnuit.
W. Eugene Gosling,
John Richards,
•• • ,
John Hyde Atkinson
Isaac Brown,
Others will be add
before the time of st
Andrews' Patent Pipe.
This is a new invention, to which we di
rect the attention of every smoker, as it
deprives smoking of its deleterious effects,
by separating the oil Of tobacco and keep
ing it out of the mouth. The tobacco
never becomes moist, and cannot become
offensively rank. The improvement con
sists in placing a howl of Devonshire clay,
perawated with small holes, inside the
brier-wood pipe. The bowl holds the to
bacco, and gives room for a free circula
tion of air and condensation of vapor be.
tween it and the wood. The pipe is man
ufactured by Messrs. Jones A: - Evans,
Philadelphia, and is for sale by W. &
Rinehart, agents, Wood street.
Arm Shot OH
Lawrence Dilworth, of the Sixty-!•'irst
regiment. had his urm shot off the day fol
lowing the battle near Richmond, by the
accidental discharge of a musket. Iris
father, Mr. Samuel Dilworth, who resides
on Beaver street, Allegheny, left on Mon
day evening to see soother :Am. who re
ceived four wounds in the ladle of Fair
Oaks, and is now in one all:, hospitals at
Philadelphia.
Since the above was written wo lear
hat• the :mut of Sergeant Dilworth waa m
hot off, but so badly shattered that am
pulatiOn was lieC'esAary. By the satac
accident, Ann:alm Baker. of this city,
private in company F, got a buck-shot
wound in the left side, and James .1. Earle
also a Pittsburgher, corporal in company
E., was struck in the leg. Both are (loins
Stuuq►ed Envelopes.
It has been ascertained at the. Post-mike
Department that single rate letters
which are enclosed in envelopes embossed
with both the one and the three cent stamp
of the old style, have in some instances
been treated by postmasfers as wholly.un
paid, and extra postage thereon exacted
on delivery. Public notice is therefore
given that stamped envelopes of this de
scription, which are desimied to facilitate
the payment of the carrier's fee in cities
have not been superseded, and that they
are perfectly valid for the prepayment of
postage to the amount which the stamps
indicate.
Warrant Issued.
We learn that a warrant has been- issued
for the -erre:A of a lad named Shovelin,
for wilfully shooting another buy named
'right, on Sunday afternoon. We alluded
to the affair yesterday as an accident, but
it is now alleged that the shooting was
deliberate—that Shovelin had a grudge
against Wright and told him he would
shoot—then capping the pistol, fired, the
wad striking Wright on the lip, injuring
him severely, as we stated.
Nine Months in the Quarternitni
ter's Department.
We have received a copy of this long
expected book, from the pen of Capt.
Chas. Leib, who, from an experience of
several mouths in the capacity of Quar
termaster with Gen. Rosecrans in Western•
Virginia, is thoroughly competent to make
his snbject interesting. It shows, as it
professes, " the chances fur making a
million, — and is, withal, a very readable
and interesting work. It can be had by
addressing Charles Leib, P. 0. box 17::m,
Cincinnati. 0.
Godry for July.
We have received the .luly number of
Godey's Lady's Book from J. W. Pittock,
Fifth street, opposite the Post. office.—
This popular book has now reached a
point far beyond rivalry, but seems to im
prove with each number. The present.,
being the first of a new volume, is superb
and we call special attention to the tine
steel engraving "Summer,'' which is alone
worth all the number costs. Every lady
should take Godey.
Gentlemen and Boys' Clothing.
For this line of goods, if you are a cash
buyer : go to Carnaghan's Clothing Empo
rium, and Merchant Tailoring establish
ment on Federal street, below the Diamond,
Allegheny city. The stock embraces the
very cream of the market in the line of
coatings, vestings, and panteloon stuffs.
If you will be reasonably clad go to Car
naghan.
Theatre.
A splendid bill is offered to-night at the
Theatre. with the irresistible Frank Drew
as O'Brien in the "Irish,Ernigrant," with
the song of the Emigrant's Lament, as
Mazeppa in the burletta of "The Untam
ed Rocking Horse," with several songs,
and in his side-splitting burlesque of
"Camille." Go and hear him.
Commissary Walker.
We had a visit yesterday from Captain
R. C. Walker, of Elizabeth, now a Com
missary of Subsistence to Gen. Butter
field's brigade. He is home on sick leave
and will return to assume his duties as
soon as he recovers his health. Captain
Walker is well known in this county and
makes, we heir, a most efficient officer.
Picnic.
The annual picnic of St. John's schools,
Birmingham, will be - held at Glenwood
Grove, next Saturday. A
. pleasant time
is anticipated. Special trains for excur-
sionists will be run on the Connellsville
.Railroad.
Run Over.
A laborer named Dougherty, residing
on Chestnut street, was run over on Mon
day evening, by a wagon heavily, laden
with brick and badly crushed. He will
probably recover."
Rebel Captain Killed at; p or t
The oelebritid.Capt. Sheets, a d esar .
ate and daring. rebel of Hampshi re .- / 4 i
ra l t1:14 11
basika'd
EIBIZZA
sr:EA:cols:N.
.1. W. AleCabe
Thomas Smith,
.1. W. Plannett,
Leopold Bart
John Beltzhoover,
Richard Doing,
John Bryant,
W. 11. Smyth.
, Thomas McComb.;
John Bank. .
ed to the above lis
rting this evening.
E BCH ANT TA ILO
L.Alit s it:
Sewing Machines,
NO. z 7 FIFTH STR, ET. Plrf.SßUlttill. PA
A1,11,fi.1 the F'irs: Premium Or the
United States Fair
UPWAH.DS 11F 3 !"-$ 0 • 11 0 0
!AA CHINES i,old in the ('sited Statei,
We offer to the public WHEELER: s WIL
SON'S IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE, at
REDIIIIED PRICES, with increased confidence
of its merits as the hest and most useful Fatuity
Sewing Machine now in use. It does equally well
on the thicker and thinnest fabrics, makes the
lock-stitch impossible to unravel, alike on both
sides, is simple in construction, more speedy in
movement, and more durable than any other ma
chines. Circulars giving prices and description
olniaeltine furniinbed gratie on anidieatieu iu Per
son or by letter.
Every Machine warranted for three years.
. upS WM. SUMNER dc CO.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
HEARD OF IN THIS crri
BLACK SILK VERY CHEAP
BLACK SILK SHAWLS & SACQUES
S EERY AT A BARGAIN
13 CI m - v,wric (I- 0 01) S
C. HANSON LOVE & CO.,
74 Market Street.
SOMETHING NEW AT
NO. 83 FOURTH STREET
I would invite the attention of ladies and gen
tiemen to that beautiful piece of art so much es
teemed of late called the ILLUSION PARTING,
'and ntg mode of inserting the same in Wigs and
Madonna Rands.
It gives them a light and life-like appear
ance hitherto unattained ; I have also just re
ceived a large and canna, selected stock of the
best French Hair, purchesed for cash, and my
motto is quick sales and small_profits.
CAMERON'S -EXTRACT, OF FLOWERS, or
Botanic Cream;for saitenini and beautifying the
hair, is too wall known.to need comment. Also.
my new HAIR WASH forfamily use; it prevents
th e heir from falling out and getting prematurely
grey. Ladies doyou want tohave a clear, beauti
ful, white and healthful skin? Ifso, get a bottle
of my Fhilodersaie, or Skin:Cleanser, and take a
little healthful out door exercise. This is no hum
bug, but will preserve your beauty to old age.—
Discard all poisonous skin paints.
niy22-6m* J. 11. CAMERON.
0" ENTIRE STOCK OF
FINE FRENCH EMBROIDERIES,
REAL LACE GOODS.
' LACE TRIMMED GOODS,
Have been marked at
eswionor Mirc/RD,_ awczs.
Thum* teljaailikeira. ik and th e
greater Dorms a nom 4own to Nast
erniniatalw o ' the &stem*
SO - lite rrt
lieralaai24elee-3
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Obeli' •of Quarter
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Li r in `the
pd jury
Thepeti‘Juuz, disc ha z - _, , • ' The term
h's ---11
disposed u"
of
Sessions
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few eases
trials havi n gt and but
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was VerY
were tried.
were
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per
Another Commissioner.
Gov. Curtin • has appointed Chas. H.
Wilson, of Philadelphia, a Commissioner
to proceed to the Peninsula and aid in ta
king care of the sick and wounded Penn
sylvania soldiers there.
Foarv-Fours barrels Mackerel will be
sold at Lynd's Auction House, on account
of whom it may concern, to pay freight,
storage, and other charges, this afternoon
at 2; o'clock.
JOSEPH MEYER
JOSEPH MEYER dr SON,
MANUFACTURERS Or
FANCY AND PLAIN
FURNITURE & CHAIRS
WAREHOUSE. 135 SMITHFIELD STREET
(Between Sixth street And Virgin alley,)
nos pirwsßinutar.
PATENT WRITING CASE
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givefittsefir, ttittrete'Vetil
to writ. upon, will hold
Pen Ulna Peasell,
Intnob Rubber,
and Checkers.
and yet will fold up so Ito to tood 4 uro ooly 9%
inches by 2 inches
For solo by
W. S. lIAVEN.
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HEELER 61 WILSON'S
Folt THE YEAlts
B:SS, 1559 and ISGO.
MORE Tlf AN
t. sou. me PANT YEAR
VERY LARUE STOCK OF
CIIRAPEII N EVER
WHITE CRAPE SHAWLS,
Cheap for Cash.
From the Charleston Meroorr.
Our cotemporary, the Courier, of yes
terday, in a long editorial eulogizing Pres
ident Davis, whom it calls "our Moses !"
makes the following asssertion:
" .I."t we have been reliably informed
that men of high official position among
us—men of good intentions, but of mista
ken and misguided patriotism—are sowing
the seeds of discord broadcast in our midst
by preaching a crusade against President
Davis. and calling for a general convention
of the Confederate States to depose him
and create a Military Dictator in his
place!"
Here it is put forth that there are men
of "high official position amongst us" who
are preaching a "crusade against Presi
dent Davis, and calling for a general con
vention of the Confederate States to de
pose him and create a military dictator in
his place!" The publication of this as
sertion, according to the Courier's' logic,
will tend more to encourage Yankeedmu
and damage our cause than anything that
has yet been put forth against President
Davis. For ourselves we deem it due to
truth to say that we never saw the idea
suggested of callinga general convention
of the Confederate States to depose Presi
dent. Davis and create a military dictator
in his place," excepting in the above ex
tract from the Courier. The Courier is
our author for the grand revolution it dis
closes. We know no other.
That President Davis is ,an incubus on
Our cause we do not doubt. Although
carefully covered over with the mantle of
secresy by Congress, enough has been dis
closed by stern realities to show his total
incompetency to govern the affairs of the
Confederacy. He has lost the confidence
of both the army and the people; and, if,
tin election to-morrow was to come off for
the Presidency, we do not believe that he
would get the vote of a single State in the
Confederacy. Yet we have seen nowhere
any opposition to him advocated or pro
posed, other than such as the Constitution
clearly authorizes. If the. Provisional
Congress would do its duty, President
Davis could be readily driven into a course
of efficiency ; This is all. we have seen a
vocated
ANTHONY MEYER
and Ink outhuil
(heck er (timid,
Pu 1,14: opinion carried out in Congress,
With the legislative power which Congress
possesses, us to measures and men, can
control the tiovernment, and enforce e11i•
cieney in the Administration. But this
can never be done by those who look up
, on President Davis as "our Moses!" COO
' grt'Sti must assume its duties under the
Constitution as an independent element of
power. It must abandon the idea that it
pi only IL secret hotly for registering the
will et the President. It must be the pen•
ph e standing forth in the light of day—
clothed with the whole legislative power
of the government. and with their agent,
the President, instrumental for their deliv
erance.
lint it President Davis is to lie treated
ILS • ' our Moses,•• we really do not see the
use of Congress. The militazy dictator,
the Courier seems to, abhor is practically
upon us. The sooner Congress is abol
isued the better. It' the people, through
their representatives in Congress. are to
exereige no power but at the bidding of
the executive, Ctingres.s is a non-entity.- -
It is a urse : it is a tool of the executive,
bv which the Constitution is partially over
thrown. and a military dictatorship fur-
Dished in its stead. lletwe.zu a dictator
ship made in this way and a dictatorship
made by the general convention of the
Col:fedi-late States. we would prefer the
l:,tn r. It would at least have the authority
of the State and the people. 1 t would not
be characterized by a base ur:sitinption of
rower on the part of the ex ecut ve. and
a baser betrayal of trust on the part of
COngre,s. arc opposed to both.
UECEI V E u,
a large .t...:k fti
ISILAC MA IFIA.1101"
Wii Drool's( and Gold NI I re
Harder. Very 4' heap
BEAUTIFUL LAWN
or 12 1-2 oontA
Vine Jac .t and Urgandi.
LIGHT cuLoitED
ILA LMORAL SKIRTS.
tAW UtSt opened a very nice aslartwen t of
SUMMER DRESS GooDS
W. & D. I.IUGU4,
utyA mailer of Fifth ate! Market ttreete
K AT. PANTE, HAT PASTE,
In offering this article we eriA it distinctly un
derstood that it is no flnmbng, paten np to
leech - c, but VII the ountray i, the best and most
effect WI I Vermin Destroyer and nut Killer, ever
discovered. Its advantages are over all others,
that
It is one half cheaper,
It is free from Poison.
It brings Vermin to the air to die,
it prevents them from dying in thepremises,
It will when used according to the directions,
Completely banish Hats trout the premises
In a uingle night.
Is preferable i every resnec to any an all
Vermin Destroer now in use. If it t
does not pr d
ove
effectual in every instance, banishing them in a
single night,
Banishing them in a single night,
money refunded in every instance.
w O r naco unmtoaf
t h on c e ha br i b t e yo n f ghtts anr upcl.e. many
only M
deceive, to ityoid imposition, ask for anti take no
other than t he
Rat Paste.
Ra p t Pilate. Rat Pante,
Pr areed by
JONEPH FLEMING.
corner of the Diamond and Market streets.
Country dealers supplied at the lowest prices.
jel6
IS THE FOLLOWING ABOUT HALF
M. PRICE?
MEN'S OXFORD TIES. 50 CENTS.
MISSES' CONGREMI GAITER S, 40
CENTS.
ROT'S SHOES, Heavy, 30 CENTS.
ivossEN•to LASTING GAITERS. 40
CENTS.
BETTER SHOES THAN ARE SOLD
IN TOWN
Made= Expressly for Our Retail Trade.
EVERY PAIR NEW. PERFECT & FRESH.
"0 wise and perverse generation.
don't be deceived."
THE PLACE TO BUY SHOES IS
CONCERT HALL SHOE STORE.
No. 62 Fifth street.
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TWELVE CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE—Very pleasantly situated on
Rebecca street, Alleirheny. being a division of a
large garden, with Fruit Trees, Shrubbery, etc..
and easy of access by passenger railway. Persons
desirous of securing a good and pleasant location
fir a residence are particularly invited to look at
these Beautiful Lots, which are offered at low
prices and on easy terms; Call and see the plan'
at our office. S. CUTHBERT & SONS.
len 31 Market street.
111147al
H. COLLINS.
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jell? HENRY H. COLLIES.
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TO-DAIOAVAD -17.71
I THE ANDREWS PATENT PIPE.
(PATENTED JAIICARY 21, 1862.)
E Q ITI RES ONLY A TRIAL TO
Prove its incomparable superiority to any
dipow in use. It may be smoked without any
eletesioun or inipteasont effects, as thy oil of to
bacco is not drawn into tke mouth, and the
tongue does not become furred or coated from in
haling its poisonous properties. The bowl is made
of the finest Devonshire clay, and gives to the to
bacco a peculiarly pleasant fragrance. The to
bacco cannot become moist, as in ordinary
because the drip beneath receives the saliva that
insensibly escapes into the stem: hence the pipe
never becomes offensively rank, and the breath
of the smoker does not proclaim to every one he
meets that he has: been "indulging in a pipe."
When the howl becomes clogged, or the drip
beneath requires cleansing, the pipe may be taken
apart by removing the rim. The clay bowl may
at any time be redored to its original whiteness
by burning in the lire, (tint drying it. thoroughly)
ora new bowl may be procured of the dealer:
1118-Itead the opinions of those who have tried
this pipe:
" From Personal experience, we know it to he
all that it is represented."—Pkdado.
"A very decided improvement."—paUie
"A II who have tried it bear testimony to its ex
cel lence."—Lisen ing
"Decidedly the best pipe in use."—.lfonostra;
Shir.
•
"The pleasures of a smoke are enhanced a
thousand fold by its use, and •the deleterious of
feets of smoking are entirely obviated."—Sunrfay
Dirporch.
" I heartily concur in the testimonials you have
as to its superiority over all other pipes in use,"--
John 8. Rohrer•. M.
"It obviates, ton great extent, the deleterious
effects of the poisonous Constituents of tobacco—
:en essential oil and Moot //ricr/016,, c h,
.11.
Numerous other extracts might he given, but
the above are decreed sufficient.
JONES & EVANS, General Agents,
No, 631 Arch street, Philadelphia.
('union—As this nine is protected by Let
ters Patent, any person who may imitate it shall
be prosecuted to the fell extent of the law,
W. & D. lIINEIIAItT, Agents,
No, big sod 551 Wood street.
jelB.2meod Pittsburgh.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT !
rrio THOSE SUFFERING FROM
weak eyes, or other defects of the eyo: If
you wish to preserve and strengthen the eye, call
at the new comer and try the Russian Pebble
Spectacles, and yon can be assured that yon will
receive satisfaction. Russian Pebbles inserted in
old frames. if desired.
J. DIAMOND, Onticinu,
Morning. Post Build in
Si- Beware of Quacks and Pretenders. je
OFFICE OF TIIE CENTRAL BOARD OF• EDT7CATION.
Pittsburgh, June 16th, 1562.
TIRE EX AMINATION OFCANDI
- DATES for adinission to the High School
will commence on THURSDAY;I9th inst., at 9
o'clock a. tn. Scholars of the Ward, and all other
Schools. are entitled to appear for examination,
provided they are residents of this citY.
/el7-3t JOHN A. SERGEANT. Secretary.
OPEN AIR GRAPE CULTURE.
A PRACTICAL TREAT/SE ON THE
Garden and Vineyard Culture of the Vine,
AND THE
MAIII7 FACT FRE OF DOMEESTIC WINE.
D ESIGNED FOR TUE USE OF AMA.
tears anti others in the Northern and Mid
dle States. Profusely illustrated with new en
gravings Crum carefully executed designs, verified
hr direct practice. By JOHN author of
Essay on Open Air Crape Cure." to which
was awarded the First Premium ofthe American
ate. To which is added a selection Of Ex
ample. of American Vineyard Practice. and a
C.reftilly Prepared ite , cription of the Celebrated
Thoofery Stmt..", of Grope Coftu, e. Price $I 00.
real free of postage. aeon receipt of I rice.
Nir.N.
No. 29 Fifth steeet. Pittsburgh.
Strawberries for Canning.
Nmir IS THE TIME FOR CANNING
and preserving Strawberries. Those select
ed for this purpose should be of goal color. solid
in substaxif.e. of Jinn texture, and or M/peri.n. fla
vor. Exactly such a berry can be found during
the Strawberry season. at J. KNOX'S Esta
meld. N 0.29 Fifth street. Pittsburgh. Orders
may btlf left either at his stand in the market. or at
his Horticultural store. jell;
CEMENT FOR FRUIT JARS.
CEMENT FOR EIMIT JARS.
CEMENT FOR Faun' JARS.
A superior article of Cement tor Fruit Java and
Can:.. to . sale by
JOSEPH FLEMING,
JOSEPH rLEm NiG,
JOISEPEI FLEMING,
l'orner Diamond and Market street.
t 'miter Diamond and Market street.
Corner Diamond and Market street.
jel.;
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ITALIAN VIOLIN STRINGS,
liY MAIL, POST PAID.
Trebles, or E strings, 4 lengths, best quality... '-'l , c
see,,nds. or A " .i " Lest Italian... rs.i
Thirds or II" , " hest Italian_ The
Fourths or I; " 1 " pure Silver... Ale
Best quality French or German Ist, ::d, rid and
4th ..:trii,gs. each Pi,:
Dest quality Guitar B; A and I - , silt erStririgF,
Cavil r•.:
second quality Guitar D. A and B. :di% er
strings, each lne
Beet quality- X iolineello A and D, each ::ne
Beet quality I; and C. each ..
::.. - w
Mailed to any address p"st paid on receipt ~i•
the tummy, or in posh .. ,tatiairg.
DI JOHN 11. 3IELLOI‘
141 Wood west,
N. D—A larite lot of fresh strings just arrived.
Also. Violin cases. Flutes. Accordiot,s, Se. jel I
EW PIANO roirrES—J EST RE.
-1.11 CEI VINCI a very large new stock of Piano
Fortes, ..eleeted personally, from the celebrated
manufactories of Chickening 3 Sons, Boston, Hal
lett, Davis & Co., Bo.iton. and Ilazelton Bros.,
New York, all of new styles, and will be sold at
present manufacturers reduced rates, for cash or
on a reasonable credit. For sale by
JOIIN It. MELLOR,
yell Si Wood street.
-
PROPOSALS.
fi,;.l EA LED PROYOSA LS WILL HE DE
CEL VED at the warehouse of James nerd
num, No. 105 Wood street. unti
-A tetlimek, ou Monday. 234 Inst.
For theaintingof the THUM WARD iT110()L
BUILDING of the City of Pittsburgh ; also tvr
Coal and thu Whitewashing of the said 13uilding•
Inihrmation may he had of any of the under
igned Board of :sehool Directors:
JAMES lIER OMAN.
WM. J. MONTGOM ER Y.
THOMAS PENDER.
ROB'T. DUNCAN,
PETER BRADY.
C. W. LEWIS.
icl4-2t
Lis S Chron copy
fIOOP SKIRTS AT McCLELLANWS
Auction, 5..; Fifth street ion
WE EVITTE MEN ilia\ TO OU R
LA ROE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of French and American Manufacture.
For Ladies, Nissen. and Children.
We have a variety of styles: Walking Boots
Gaiters. Slippers, White Satin Kid and Embroid
ered Slippers, Pllittlhie for parties and weddings,
For Geniis, lloys. and Youths:
Patent Leather and Calf Boots and Shoos of
every description,
Our assortment was never more complete, and
we offer our goods at as
LOW PRICES
As the same quality can ho sold in the city. We
also manufacture every conceivable style, for la
dies, misses, and children, at short notice.
W. E. beII:HERTZ
31 Fifth strek
V lIILDREN'S SUOMI. AT 31LASONIC
(lull Auction House. jel3
NOTICE—THE COPABTNERNIIIIP
heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the style of Tiernan & Getty has this day
been dissolved. F. TIERNAN.
It. P. (JETTY.
Allegheny City. June 9, 1862.
MThe IVholasale and Retail Grocery Business
will be continued at the old stand, northeast cor
ner of Ohio street and the Diamond. by
jell le. TI E RNAN.
TEETH EXTRACTED WI TlllO UT
PAIN by the use of an apparatus whereby
no drugs or galvanic battery are used. Medi
cal gentlemen and their families have their teeth
extracted by my process, and are ready to testify
as to the safety and painlessness of the operatiou.
whatever has been said by persons interested in
asserting thecontrary , having no knowledge army
process.
TEETII inserted in every
style, and charges as low, as will warrant the
best of material hi all cases.
}1 OUDRY, Dentiet.
134 Smithfield etreeL
nol4ly-is
LADIES
CONGRESS GAITERS, MEELS,N42S;
LADIES LACE GAITERS. HEEL' $l.OO
LADIES KID SLIPPERS 45e.
at No. lb Fifth Mtattot, 24 door from Market,
my9ll D. S. DIFFENBACKER.
ISAINRELB CHOICE 4-
V DER just received on' consignment and for
for Webs RHYMER & BROTHERS.
Jog Rog. /18 and 138 Wool stmt.
MS.3IIIIA om ND wm Ars
.Oeceivd II f BE i A Y KEIXY.
No.llli/sdaral skeet. • I y.
emIaiM NI NNOX
m,
Karigl/84 St . riAIRUPP• -Jel3
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~~
I .EcTITIt E` CITY
COLLEGE. corner of ?pan and S 6 Clair
treats. 'Wednesday moraine at AZ a. Y.
CAVEAT EMPTOR
Loretta Springs, Cambria County, Pa.
SITIGATED ON T2i ALLEGINENT
Mountain, near Loretto. 4 miles from Cres
son Station, Pennsylvania Railroad. Cambr ia
county, Pa., will be open for the reception of V IS.
itors
On the 2.3 th day of June.
An excellent Band of Music will he in attend
ance during the season.
For circulars and further information, apply to
FRANCIS A. GIBBONS.
Proprietor
jrl3-dtserl
LADIES - FINE ENGLISH LASTING
CONGRESS GAITERS
LADIES' 81LIPEKNOR 11.
LASTING
CONGRESS AND
LACE GAITERS at
W. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.,
31 Fifth street.
PA'EL'N'E LEATHER
41 . 11 French Pebble and Glove Calf Oxford Ties,
Strap :Shoes, and Congress Gaiters.
A large sthek of the above kioclz,
all warranted Prime Goods
LADIES', SS 8% AND CM
DREN'S
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
LASTLVG CONGRESS, LACE
A: 1) BUTTON GAITERS,
Urrays on hand, and made to order at
W. E. SCHMERTZ Jr. CO.,
jolrt 3t Fifth street
:500 Pair's
MISSES' GAITERS
500 Pairs
LADIES' GAITERS.
AT
M'CLEILAND'S AUCTION
55 FIFTH STREET.
BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS, OF
eery dcscriptton, at McClelland's Auc.
tion.jelS
la 001? Still/TS CHEAP, AT 111.'CLElo
" LAND'S AUCTION. jtiLS
100011 PA IRS CHILDREN'S SEIRES
. 1 . 7 at McClelland's Auction. 3e13
DOZEN WS, IN LOTS TO
1:00 lIIP
snit deakrs, at AinClt , llautl's Auction.
UITICE or TIIE CITIZEYS' CO,
Pittsburgh. June 14.18112.
DI VIDEND NOTICE —THE PRESI
DENT and Directors of this Company have
this day declared a dividend of
Two Dollars per Share.
Payable to the Stockholders forthwith.
jel7-1w SAMUEL REA, Secretary.:
LARGE HALL FOR IRENT—SUEr-
ABL:•: tier a School or Church. Is well
lighted, easy of aecess, and in a central location,
at corner of Filth and :ilnithlield streets: fox
tuerly the iron City College. Aleut low, immedi
ate tii.i,ie:l4ion.
Apply to
CUTILBERT t SONS, El
as market street.
SUNDRIES
Blackberry Brnntly
• ist•rry Lrandy,
c: F eager Brandy,
•::I.i+::erry Brandy,
r sale by the tottb3 or o,..zen by
IJENNETT,
0. I'_o Wood Strict
6.1493111 E FEW F•_ I BS ON HAND
tite Childnr n C4 zlioe:4. at halfe , ,lt. at
jcl4 ILLANWS.
98 -Market Areet.
OLAH. OIL WOILKS -31-IP-1-N-
OF PENNSYLVANIA:
SE CL AIR STREE.7, 'lvry. the _Bridge
I,..S.Address
J. WEAKER, J R.. secretary and Treasurer.
myl9-ff
W. at D. RINEHART.
111.anufavturc:s anti dcq 101'3 in all kiude
Tobacco, Snufi and Segara,
ar , 3l-I.v No 149 and 151 Wood street.
FARMERS' DEPOSIT BANKING CO. )
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND DISCOUNT
INTEREsT PAID UN DEPOSITS.
Par and Current Funds Received on
Deposit.
'TIDE UNDERSIGNED STOCKIKOLD
ERS are individually responsible to deposi
tors to the whole extent of their private means:
James Marshall, William Young,
John Scott • .7aeob Painter.
William Walker. William Carr,
Samuel George, S. B. Robison.
Thomas meiloo, moons scot. ,
Robert Bell, Joseph Love.
John McDevitt, D. A. Stewart,
John Floyd, D. It. Gal way.
Bay Walker. W. W. M'Gregor.
•
Jame.s A. Knox.
JAMES IVA.RSIIALL. President.
R. A. GEORGE. Cakaltier. scuba►
SBOIIALII
AR at lIAMLIIIII4SBO
A third supply of these elegant, useful and
cheap Harmoniums received to-day. Teachers
Directors of Schools. Singing blasters. Leaders o
Choirs, and the public generally, are respectfully
invited to call and examine them, at the music;wareromns of JOHN R. MELLOR.
usYS WI Wood str^
.EI4ATON, IMACRIM CO—
NO. 17 FIFTH STREET,
Invite the attention of
Wholesale
.13u3sers
to a largo and varied stock of desirable goods
just opened.
_
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KEEP IT iscrout: vou.
VE YOUR MONEY
when you can and get a BETTER PIANO.
Get the thing itself well as name; one that is light
and elastic touch. that will not ache your wrist
and fingers is a PIANO today and to-morrowdow
for cash or approved acceptances. Call and be
convinced. WISE Ar BROTHER.
niv2ti Manufacturers. lice Wood street.
NEW GOODS DOW OP - ENING
EATON, MACRUM & CO'S.
Wu invite special attention to a choice selection.
of NEW I;OULS, which we are now opening.
New and handsome styles of REAL LACE
AND FRENCH EMBROIDEREDCOLLARS.
SETS OF COLLARS AND SLEEVES. choice ,
stvles.
* Elegant new styles of LACE 1 ,- EILS.
TRIMMING RIBBONS. in choice colors. •
Rich styles of BONNET RIBBONS:
Guipure and French EDGING AND LACES.
HOSIER GLOVES. .te., of every
kind.
GENT'S FINE SHIRTS SHIRT .FRONTS
AND COLLARS SUSPENDERS, NEW, UN
DEit-l; A AIifE,NY.S. Are.
New styles of LADIES' HEAD I/RE:SKS.
Novelties in fine French and common F.4.11,W
The best make of ,SHIRZS A NDCORSE'IN
We invite epecial attentionof wholesale and re
tail buyers to our assortment of
SUN UHRRELEAS AND SUN SIIA DES.
Dealers supplied in quantity at lowest rates. -
BAION. 11 , 1ACRUPd & CO..
_l7 Fifth
__ street,
my2B - -
DREED APPLES-110 BBL& BRICHT
Dried Apples, just received and for sale Iv
JAS. A. FRTZER.
jell Corner Market * First streets.
r . . • . .:sAr •
EYE Potatoes bat reeei*-ed and for ask by
jell .. Mik e A.TzER.,.
Corner t and First.itreete.
00P.:11111Tris AT aMC LELLA
I • ,• • , • - • . lel3
maxim cLoTE-roa &Alum -ix
11119,44tottuniTriztilieji4iW
riaIIZSZ.-40 BOXES' NEW
riadved and for L' =- b . • ' 2 'l'
100 nERZYM. 001.14X15
W. E. SCHMERTZ Sr CO.,
No. 31 Fifth street
W. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.,
3 I Filth street
For Cincinnati and Longerflaci.
THIS DAT, JUNE 18, 4 P. M.
THE FINEPANSENGER
steamer MARENGO, A. C.lleCal
lam commander, will leave for the above Dods as
per announcement.
For freight or pasaage apply on board or to
W. HASLETT. 'and
J. E. LIVINGSTON CO. Agent:
--
For Cincinnati. Cairo, St Louis, gale
na, Dubuque, Stillwater, and Stilloatd.
THIS DAY. JUNE 18th.10
THE NEW AND ELEGANT
steamer NAVIGATOR; Wm:Dean
commander, will leave for the above pone as per
announcement.
Per freight or passage apply on board or to
.1-O.IIN FLACK . .. or
.J. B. LIVINGSTON CO. Agouti.
• Me
or Memphis and Sew Orleans.
WEDNESDAY. 25th. 10 A. M.
man STEAMER ME L ME.
Capt Chas A Drava, will leave a 4
per announcement. The Melnotte has been , tho
rowdily overhauled and repaired. , •
.1 B. LIV - INGsTON St CO, Agents.
•
'or St. Louts, Galena Dubuque and
St. Pool.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IS. P M '
E 1 11 NtiT, vw sAt azwitiZEM
wander. Will leave for the above andintemmediste
ports es per.annonneeinent. - ....r
For freight or passage APPLY on board or to
jell JOHN FLACK. Agent
For Beaver. Steubenville and
Wheeling.
ETIIE
rizzie PA * C n K . D. T. Brown, own a
meander. leaves for the above ports Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at 12M.
For freight for passage apply on board or to
J. COLLINS .1k CO.. gild
WM. HASLETT. Agents.
•
Regular Tuesday Packet F or
Marietta and Zanesville. - • -
THE FINE PaintMUER
steamer F AMA GRAHAM. 11. P
Munroe Ayers. commander. leaves 'Pittekarlt
every TUESDAY. at 4 P. ns.. and Zeasevi
every FRIDAY at S a. m.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
J. B. LIVINGSTON .L• CO. Amu.
nu/tuna.
NVlii. lIA.Z.X.ETT
Has opened an once at
NO. 90 WATER STREET;
Where he will transact a General Steamboat
Agency business, and would solicit a share of Pot
remise Ilwra steamboatmen, ap24-Iyd
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY
1
FTHE SPEEDY ADD pzigarsac
.sr ENT cure of
GONORRHEA. GLEET, lIRRTHAIe
Discharges, Seminal Weakness, Nightly Pants
along. Incontinence, Genital Irrita- "‘ •
hint Ge•crel, Stricture and
An gi e Ilona of the Kid- 7 ae••
neys and Bladder, • - 74„:
Which has been I , eed by upwards of
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS, ,
w =gate practice. with the entire asemeas.
s • Crimes, COPAIBA., CAPSULES , or any
co impound itherto blown.
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS' •
are map dy in action. often dieting a anii - in a
few Am and when a evil: is efeateditiaperiliWt
ent. whey' an:tweet
that are hiewtessnal
ate tha stexiawn. or
Noe sugar
Id aLltede
h awe aid I S'
nor do en their action
snits. .Eaoh bg ir
• PRIM 0
and wii II be seat *7
vertim Agent, cc recoil
None genuine •with° ,
!meet r.
J.l lit VAN. ROOT'
owner Marli
auttiu
A NEW LOT OF lIIELODEONE4I,IO
Harmoniums. horn the celebrated Neelie
factory of Mason A:udin, Boston. - . Mai 2
good second-hand 5 Octai:e Aciodcons, Cheat).
For sale hY Jon*" M. MELLOR,
• 83 Wood street.
CUPPING AND LEECADDIO2'
MR. k PARS. DERR. • •
WAWA extracted. Rot. Cold and 121.
Bath. F. BEBE. 177 Grant atreet:
I
EA-7EntivrvAß colros: the wrZran - d
for sale by JAS. A. FETZER. .
jell Corner Market and }lilt sfreels.
. .
All IL IBA KRELS-1100 SECONII6Usp,
'LP fur sale by HENRY IL
!jell .COL,:
E
:JO Toilft Soa . p c s ° '. 3 l Trt r eire t i P anti flissAl?
7
GEORGE A. KELLY, :-
tu.Y7 No. 89 Federal street. Allegfieni. „
WHITE. FISH.
RE HERRERO
LA LARESHAD, 60 ball bbls just received
and for sale by MILLER & RIVICETSON.
F.ISII-23 RALF BARBELS 'JIMMIE
EREL No. 2, received and for eajjAtyl
JAS. A: E. .alt
Corner Market and Fitetetieets.
/N
fa
IDE CELEBRATED E C xeity
I. Wheeled Horse Rakes. also Reeol_eime
for sale by BECKHAM. ie lagflitiS.
hla. LIT Litton!. sttoota*
VREM:llll743VowEere"a:lll"Se 'll4°'.4lic
sale by BECHILII.-.4,
jel4 • No. 127 Libe
poTAigel, 7 4a o mlllllsl.ltet
JUlt 1 44vad1r"hV
sby
e:
Vim
llEb`ltßaer
Y IL COLLINS.
41117 '...• eau =pi EsTir"
AIRY U OOLLINS.
- -- In l irMilliN*Mtillertnr"
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- POST di Yfiiiiitriciu . - -
ARRIVED.
Fraulllll, , Barnet, Brownsville.
Gallatin. Clark. Brownsville.
CoL Bayard. Peebles, Elisabeth.
Lizzie Martin,Brown. Winiadinjt.
Parthenia. Brown. $t Louis.
Science.
Clara Poe; Poe. Louisville.
DEPARTED.
Franklin. Bonnet, Brownsville.
Gallatin. Clark. do
Cott. Bayard. Peebles. Elizabeth.
Minerva, Gorden. Wheeling.
Emma Graham. Ayens.
1 f iamilton, Bradley. Cincinnati
1 The River—lost evening at twilight
thorn was C feet 6 inches water in the channel,
and about un R gand Weather pleasant.
•
ter Business on the wharf yesterday
was very active The imports were largo.: •
•
It€ 7" Capt. J. W. Anawalt's new stagi
er Exchange will commence loading this manias
She is a beauty.
IlaY'The light draft Passenger Steam*
Lavinia Logan, Quit Bryson, is announced for
Cincinnati and Louisville this day She is good
boat. has clever and attentive officers We con
gratulate Capt Bryson on his promotion.
j' The punctual steamer Marengo,
Capt McCallam, leaves to-day for Cinch:m*ll.AM
Louisville. This boat is in charge of firet-rateolg..
cers, and has fine accommodations. We take plea,
sure in recommending the boat and other& Om
young friend, McCallum. Jr. will take cluirgeZof
the passengers. •
13"' The steamer Navigator, Capt N m
Dean, has just made the trip to Saint Louis Anal
back. Her running time was less than nitiM
days . She was full loaded A pionlon-of , -
freight consisted of 2,509 bbls !lour, 21Ct
hemp, 100 D hides. 28 bbls beef, and atherAnas.
We said that . Capt D. could build aboat and ran
one too. We think the above verifies it. She is
announced for St. Louis, Cairo, and St. Pant on
Wednesday. Our attentive eorresnondenta; L
Lytle, will be found in the office. • -;
For Cincinnati, Louisville., ,
- Ilicksuan and Memphis,
FRIDAY, JUNE ?A 4 EN. ..
t t , THE FINE NEW STEAMER
tcleM11::: PARTILENIA, Perry Brown eon
mander. will leave for the above ports as per an
nouncestent.
..
For freight or passage apply on beard. Jell
For Einelnman and LonLevillia.
FRIDAY. JUNE 211. 4 P. M
THE WELMIEFOIEN PAN
SENGER steamer CLARA POE
AonßaPeoramander. will leave as per aa•
110tIncement.- For freight or passage apply on board or to
:lOW' FCK. or
.101 J. B. LIVINGSTON *CO...Arcenta.
For Cincinnati and Louisville '
THIS DAY. JUNE .18. 4 P 14.1
THE FINE - PA C II ET LA
YINA LOGAN, Bryson Command
er, will leave for the above and intermediate
Ports, as announced above.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
jelS D. IL LEWIS. Agent.
STEAINBOAT AGENCY.