£NTIKKI,y TEGET ABLE] WO ALOOHOLIO PBEPABATION! A PURE TONIC MEffICME. •Hi HOOFI,AND’S CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS PREPARED BY DH. C. M. JACKSON. JPhiladel phia,Penna., Will effectua-lly care Liver Complaint, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, Chronic, or Nervous Debility, Dlaeaui or *l>e Kidney*, and all Diseases Arlalnr ban a Disordered Mvw or fttomnch, such as Consti pation. Inward Piles, Fullness or . Blood to tho Head. VT Acidity of the Stomach. Nausea. Heartburn. Disgust for Food, Fullness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sink „*.?* g'J lutt . er “'S at the Pit of the Stom of !>! e Head, Hurried and Breathing, Eluttering at the Heart, Choking orsutfocating sensations when in a lying I posture Dimness of Vision. Dote or web? be f wLa A l *! I *' Fcver , a ?. d Dull Pain in the Head. Deficiency of Perspiration, Yel- W/fruS and Ejrea.Pain in the Side* Back, Chest, Limbs. Ac. Sudden Flushes of Heat. Burn ing in the Flesh, Constant imaginings of E v i 1 , and denies sion of prerentVellow Fever, Billions i THEY CONTAIN Th°„l^ #H l , OK »*» WHISKY! o^?u7 i ofrh™ t dSS bOV * diSeOSef ' in ninetv -" in<! Induced by the extensiVe sale and universal P* Hoofland’s German Bitters, (purely hosts of ignorant quacks aud unscru e±S!S?Sf n i ur ? 3 - 1 * ave .‘lP«"o<‘ “P® n suffering 55?2t, t - h E floo -1 5” tes °* nostrums in tho shape u d t ¥v vil <ny compounded with injurious trues, and christened lonic. Stomachics and Bit ten. Beware of the innumerable array of alcoholic eS. a SSr,t D . P ' e^ r ! ,: bottl ,V' !i ' »nd big-beiiied Sao.i , modest appellation of Bitters: nlkili JS j of cur ‘ ng °, nly aggravates diseases, Do¥oTwltX n s,}?s& EN YOU? DO YOUWANTA QOOD APPETITE’ DO stitutios! TOBUILT) rr rom CON DO YOU WA NT TO FEEL WELL’ Do neshJ ant ro afJT Rm rors DO WANT ENERGY! DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELL ’ DO FEEUNt?- T A fI,tfSKA Vr ' rroortuus If you do use HOOFLAND’S GERMAN BITTERS. Frmn J. Newton Brown D. ft., Editor of the En cyclopedia Jirhoiou* Knoirledc/f. p- A *l2V°ai?? tdis . posedto , fa ™ r or recommend KSW “l* ol^ 09 through distrust of a u d •®* c **» I >* et know of no fSISTkVu*^ 11 wl K * “fiP ma >’ not testify to the benefit be believes himself to have receired from ?“* shopl? preparation in the hope that he may thus contribute to the benefit of ithers? 5 labJ’? t n^. th _ <l m m?i readily in Wd to ■lloof landa (iennan Bitten, prepared by Dr. C if this city, because I was prejudiced SJSstlrti?? for man . y . £ e * ra . under the impres sion that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture I «n indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker, Rsq., for the removal of this prejudice by proper S&£ ,d r for enoc ora«ement to try them, when suffering from great and long continued debility JJWddj* bottles of these Bitters, at the ,^wVLi;.V he ye » r - followed by ’Tin 1 r . el ‘ef. *t> d . restoration to a degree of 111 * 1 v,^°l". hi ? h 1 h 4 d not felt for sixmontha before, and had almost depaired ofre raining. I therefore thank God and my friend for directing me to the use of them. o Inß no lor _ J. NEWTON BROWN ParLADKLrHU, June 23, Iflftf. From thv Rett. Joernh H. Krnnord, Pastor of the death it opt ist Ghurch. Du. JaogflON — Deau 3,*:—l have been ft fluently reuuettod to connect my name with oom kinds of SedidM, b$ renrdirn the practice as out of my appropriate sphere, I have in all caeca declined: but wIS a clear proof in various instances, and particularlv land e Uerman Bitters, I depart from mv usiml conviction for froofnu debility of the system, and especially Liv~ ft nt 11 «* W ™™bl! mhi&U in. trot usually X doubt not J? tie very beneficial to those who autfer from the above causes. Yours very rMpeetftilljr Eighth below Coats street, p’hiia.?Dec. 24th. from the Wife of ALDERMAN W UNDER, Ger es n.. , Qijuaktow.v, June 1.1861. me Pleasure. B «rt«lcate. testifying ffwJjwfauu*??.s**?W lll fe, r “>e. !lam tedidne proftsem tocure, .eaaAHgnrouMjMßy.ltean iFtfioKidiKS te. ane powerftd Influence it exerts upon Ner- To °e yepetratinn is surprising, I have been con- SMtajsfhpfJsnftiuM to your Bitters,and WMniMSitaßgn, hare recommended it for the teKMm? sawnrass pwlrtwia Germantown, and is addin everv P**f B®% and in most of the Grocery stores nara. If any one shonld question what Isay let thsoioame to Germantown, and I-will prove to »£ at ?* e ?iR* ra have cured in ffinmir* m ° re than twent * ««« ofthe- above SUNDER. • •*! «*•«, above Rittenhouse, Germantown tOBI* JUST THE THING FOR THE SOLDIERS. ffii" p - ttieconstitation. sad give health *~lthr* n * ,h *° “ overtasked and diseased READ THE TESTIMONY FROM THE AiIMY n„ is u BBtnADgtPHiA, August 12,1862. and wfiS? P lffi c St Btemed ffiP llrft hle, ssSpfiSiJWiVsJlK: Mored to Kfltrth. ta i&*!. tw “ sPeedilyro ®S^VdT«perieSc^.h ”*. wa * S™* l ? numberoimy<wmyiism °? Jt A mtmif lasmS thj in the same sharedueßitten. join^X??*????®'whom I expect to return to tiie'seat of if, 1 ?®? 11 *?- I Petticnlarly on going into a I Y 0 - Comp.& E H«&. BEWARE of COUNTERFEITS. is «^£^RfSh°UL M - JACKSOir " Prinointl Office and Kun&otorr SBTton ARCH STREET, JONES & EVANS, (Srocnaotaio C. M. Jacggog t Co.) PROPRIETORS. ® r * XBYIEI, K. r. l: v Pittsburgh. ' <»«e«J3EKiVSIK!o. I the ELDOBABO, j (rOSUERLY enURT EXCHEQUER,) CORNER FIFTH &SMITIIEIELD STREETS. (Opposite the Post Office.) The hv escribe r ha vino taken the above wolf-known stand, will be Pleased to see his friends at allhours. His wines. liQaors, ales, and clears are of the best. )e2t-3md JOHN LUNDY, Proprietor. '|IHF. NEW FI.EXFRE NKIRT. EATON, MACHUII & CO Invito the attention of the Ladies to the Patent Flexure Skirt Itaives a graceful and elegant form, and entire satisfaction to the wearer. They have also on hand a supply of that tavoiite FRENCH SKIRT, known as the CRINOLINE DR APER lE. Theyabo invite tho attention of WHOLESALE iIUYERS to their stock of lower priced SKfRTS Manufactured expressly to their order, and sohi at Eastern prices. KATON, MAfHl'Hf 4b fo., NO« 17 Fifth slrrH TO THE PUBLIC. IjlS *■ I V - ■ jdthe ignorant amUalec. ly Modest of all denomi nations, treat secret and delicate disorders, self abuse and diseases tuationa common and in cident to youths of both eexex. and adults, single or married. Because D&. Bbanstsup publishes the fact of his doing BhoSed > '*n3‘{hS ll ii* ,:i ® ly modest ar e dreadful]? ani * thr 9 te |t a great Fin very immoral f?^^rfi >ntanu ”^* ,on corruption among their wives, promising sons and daughters. The*r family physician should bo cautious to keep them iiT , H?i l p a f lce th ? tth i e ?'. , '-' ,t!Pfi:ime nii i>r. {lran SXKUP• (c*cept publiriiing; le«i a lucrative proo tiee might be lost t.. them among stupid filMl. ‘( nil presumptuous fainUiea 'horn and raised in ignorance. sprung up as mushrooms an Jj}? «»“l’j*ra society, intelligence, sense. Ao to gotrer? “? p, , CC " ,i kr ‘nystcrioit. ly, meanly orill. gotten, it is to publicity, noworcr. Unit uwnormC parents and guardians arc thankful th«t theii sons, daughtersand wards, previously feeble Mckiyunduf delicate condition and iipnetiruniw ;k vlltriip !° hc;,l,h v 1 Sr ihAAiXftiitul, heMcies manv boforn and oftr-r mmmge through him Imv© i/*m much fermg, anxiety, mortification, ,Vc. Spermatnrr- Uca or nocturnal fcmmi.-roott-. „i>. «-,.rm.lotclv cured «i & Piry Fhort ipaee of tiwo liv in< new rciuodior. , 1 n - ' J ' h r>- U !'C comi-nundi faH«ey'nfsh?sSS i!f • *i , !" E "‘“ | , I,a,,|n * seen tl„, laUficy.of’heMeicui-iid treatment,he hw ahaudtin cd it and substituted the vegitiide Wumicdi.- eases ere treated with nn rked siavecs—having over forty years ««, exi-erieum miffm?: mer,t tn Hospitals of 1,.,th the ijJJ \r,,rid „mi the United States; leads him to say—to ail with a ?,!5.„ tr . l s ' hea i!l “ltd nai>i,ir.e£s will again bloom upon the now—nailed cheek. Xrijie no lonverwit h I montebanks and .ju.-icks, but i-orao and 10-fcurad I Consumption and all ol' i,s kindret disease- t! ! now h,. S r a "lUi , -i l , ! -y !11 l our countries, ear, I S?V ir Fi !,- r '’ndinif they attend to.it in tune bull particulars ran he find oftr,y treatment byl.namnng a copy of the .Medical Adviser,which is given gratis to all.tllat a; id., iiavtng S«d '?■£?;. "i over lorty y (...r. evpericncc and ob. erv oMon, cyn-c.-jncnf'y, ho has superior skill m the treatment of special diseases, ind who is daily consulted by the profession, as well aareeom meuded by reportable ruber.- public,,ers nro pnetors of hotels. JL'e. Office H 5 Southfield street, near lhamond -treat. Private cotnmuni? tend=dt„ D;r^t , ;;‘ r " tb * Union strict,y =*'- de&!yd&w XO OIL aIEFINEKS T** l FSDI!RSIejiF.D HAVE HAltt: 1. arrangements to fit up Oil Refineries. undo Dr. Tweddle’s Patent TRO.MP APPARATUS patented February 4th. 1862, by which fire is ren dered totally unnecessary in distininu Petroleum or other Oils. and we Kuurantoo our work cauno be excelled in durability, simplicity or oconotny We refer with confidence to the followim; par ties. whose Refineries we have fittod up : Messrs. lame, Miller A Co.. Pctrona Work- Wightmarj A Anderson. Ra*lo do S. M. h ler A Co.. Excelsior do Ales, any lor A 00.. Jefferson do hocknart A I row, Brilliant do Theabovew.ir!.„ ..-ere designed and constructo and pat in operation by Dr. 11. W.C.TWEDDLK The folio w.tv,.:!,-- we have also fitted ui*: Kcurihu.v oil Uoiaunny, L'lirlin.-t,,;,: Metf&rsi.CnauWiek A Crumpton, .Johnson Ontknni A Co., Wool * i't: Brewer. Sm”A"6i“l*llK:.ttri'h 2teose A <»ralV. JobnH<.ii A E.-otb' frWth Bra.-.’ i'c,;; :-,f.h c . DAVIS & PHILLIPS, Noe. 100 WATER A NU i'litST :;TiU.'Mi, Brass Founders. Plumbers .STEAM AND GAS FITTERS. mhll:3mil H«OTS ami SHOK.K, AT WO. 89 MAItKKT fiTItEET, I.OOK AT TJ!K IMIHMCM worthsLs"* 1 '* 11 Lasun * H <*l «»ii*w i..r .j;i,no forii d jgis&?r ti "' < •«*»«» $L5O?w”4 n |ioo. LaSU “ S tiuUtnM sljlr I |jSrth§!.62. r * D ‘’ b Morr, .’“‘“ Ucel “<«><« fi*r woe'll 75“® G “ at Con * rep ' i Hml Roota for $1.37, Ladifw'Fine Morocco Silvers for 5 n0., worth 73 Laaica rinoKidblipi)6refor73c,worAsl,l2. All »Ih«r(omb In |>r<>|torllou. JAMES ROBU. **' Market rtroet. near Market Ilouao. ]VoTHKRs r ° ° U BmvEIM THE PENNA. HALT MANUFACTURING CO. Having completed their arrangements for tlie manufacture of JO.WKMBATED Oil, OF VITRIOL. A «.«ir’Vl’lfS l <l, 0 -n“J‘ pI ' v the Irade therewith, u.. .® r StuPhaTing n capacity of 12,000 i.L I’® 1 ’® daythey w‘U •>« enabled to till orders in largo quantities without delay. Address GEORGE COLHOUN, Agent, jell-3in.l Oflioe; 2+ Wood *t. Pittsburgh ★ -K OWNERS.—DR. SWUUT’fI. i lIHiALLIfiLE LINIMENT FOR HOR^Ed M^i“ru^wS“| confirmed eases are bejond the pouibite. of« hapicmij cuns. No ease of the kind. however is e or t o **®!*?* but it alleviated br this Limment.andita faithful application wll bJMrasassaf ssassS s Lameneei will effiMtnolly prevent those fbimidi *ll howee are liable. h£jtWoShfoer nT otherwisB vr® d.2r ; ly-d*w:oowJ*-ffi»* b^ WILLIAM cabb a CO. WHOLESALE BROCERS. And Importers o t WUTJM, BRAfiOITA, (JINS, ate. ALSO, Distiller* and Dealers is FIKK OUHKONOS&AHELA STS WHISKY *W USnty ■ tract, PITTSBWICH, pa. T° BUILDERS AND CONTSACNTOBI W« ennowmeniUeotariiirenpei'lorertticlejof Ii I 31X1:, \ : which we ere prepend to deliver from our COAL YARD, SOS LIBERTY NTSEET. hSftJSSS * i '* mUy el wen on ■m ucntinivui* H,nnJHJ'r% a f u £ eS ;°f a smo ' t ®, aro enhanced a IwXL-f fo W- by ,ta Us °. «n<l tho deleterious cf ok,n ® entirclv ebriHte,l.”-W* j, 1 heartily concur in the testimonials you ha ve m," H: a " ° ,ker “*<* in a gy6at extent, tho deleterious un I! 0 * 8 ™ o ."* constituents of tobacco— an enaontiul 01! and nicotine.”— ,y, (\ Numerous other extracts might be given bn* the above arc deemed sufficient JOjyjS x JEVANS, General Agents. No, esi Arch street. Philadelphia. ,hi * Pipe » protected l»y Ut ters Patent, any person who may imitate it shuii be j.r.wecuted to the full extent of the law U * v D ‘. K .L NKHAKT : Afcnts. i#>l . i N °* 149 arul ,RI «reet. Pittsburgh. iV w NAC4I7ES, I.AI'K I*ol \IS, •.An: i*oivis, l*A€E I*OI.VIS. I aJ-5 w,,h smkvks, M,, | I SI.KKVKS, 1.. W CIKIUI..IKS, WITH .SI.KKVKS WA('QI;k,S from mt no l<> S.l < I.OTIV SAI QI CS. J-iiOM tin AS It I l‘H r A l;/'S. LIGHT COLORED CLOTHS * ~r ACt/l KS. in plain ni».| NEW STALES IN DEESS 00 OH 8. Itfj.'KKU A NT) STIUI'EB .:i|.'KS FOR AT y. CENTS. W. 4- I>. t '.rii. -.'nmi Hn.l JlnrlK-l fiin-Hi tft.il A •»,!! TKAMSTEIW-WAXTEIt for FCTviee L 'ii E tho . e *l- orit ; ne «l teams!era. Wages $23 |,er month ami' aim r „ti™' per'die JT Transportatmu will ho furnished i,, iheir de-tina non. Apply to A. JIONTOOAIKKV .. .'lajoraud Onartermarter U.M OOieo Ouartermaster t\S. A.. No. Iltu ldhertv street. Piitsliurgh. Pa. mya'-tf eagle oil wokks. lIOX soo, Pittsburgh Poet Office. WIGHTMAN & ANDERSON. DEnman aniuikai.ekn in hfre V ' ,|u: , ll ;! y suiirunteed, Pittsburgh, hand Bon - o!e anJ ‘-ur tlrease constantly on 'a r fe- !“' » l Oiew. Smyth A Co's on W«e * tr L Wltl promptly tilt-j.J. OWE* I>YK\K, MERCHANT TAILOR 4S> St. Clair Street. TO UE. H™! 1 ? 1 kku kvku nwn stew nA^r«PHi!'c' ,lth i a imSS?,., 9 ' 0 ,? 1 * of <-'LOTIIS, I.AbM.HhKKS anil V ESnNGS, which can hit purchiucd at prices far below the usual rates. lcd “ oeme,,ta offered to cash buyers. LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MTNE3, w»k ks 1-A.IIIC. M>COBI)V «y CO, Sheath. Hrar.iors'and Bolt Cn|.|.,. r l'rt—ea Con. ner Bottoms, Raise,l Still Bottoms. f-pi'lGw holder, 4c. Also importers and dealers tn Metals. Tin I Into, Sheet Iron Fire, Ac. o-jnstantly un hand. Tinmen's Machire ,io T*‘ b l’' cml orders of Copper cut to any dtsirod "* rn - f«2!:iyd*w OPEN AIR GRAPE CULTURE Garden and Vidoyard Onltnre of the Vine, ma>i F.inTitr:nrnoni:bii( wi\ K , ||fMi.Nn. ton the ise U r am a sa c. . othow in the Northern and Mid dlo States. I’roiusely illustrated with now en gravings Irom carefully executed designs. verißod bvdireotprsetiew. Uy JOHN PillN, ahthor of Bessy on Upon Air Urape Culture. 1 ' to which was awarded the I irst Premium of the tmerienn Institute. To which is added % selection of ].>- rJ‘P,r“.i 0f o Ameno i*'A Vineyard Practice, and'a Carefully Prepared Deserijdion of the Celebrated Ihomery System of Grape Culture. I'ric,. At tlO ftent tree nl postage. upon receipt of jn icci _*• l'lllb ■•Wl' PUtshii'riih. FARMERS. TAKE notice. » »I"' 80CNJ> OATS. drcli' hrod.~ i» “uontities not less than fivohun wTejaia 1 . Payment made on delivery, al No. 34ft Liberty street, or on Levee. . ALKX. MONTGOMKRV. Jesu-dtt ujor and Quartermaster U. S A SMITH, PARK & CO., NINTH WAIlf) FOUNDRY [PITTSBURGH, PA : ..Warehouse, No. 140 First and ISO Second str •dSn ! n» h !J2' anil descriptions o, sST^i'. R ii tO T “"tt'Sßllx. Gas and Water Pipe oSSffiE"* St “‘ MouUa tomderf^ 1 " 8 <a ‘ 3tin ** cf ‘b«l!^!?a“ CO, VP 1 ® t 0 ““Wno shojp attached to rttodSit^^fnwmsmTrfittu.xw.UWefuJl, jjMXUT COAL DEPOT. WM.M. STEWART, »EAI.tiR IN COAl„ SANDUSKY pKedwitb oaal « j&g* . EUROPEAN AGENCY. r| a uDMARf RAITIeAI, EFIOPEAH from or to any part of the old country, either by gteamor sailing packets. DRAFTS FOR SALE, payable in any part of Europe. BQBS£aSEB3 New York, Liverpool. Glasgow and BBAPIHO ASA HOWIKO wa CHINES.Hay ElevatoriLBep«S2 Power;. Hay Aaki. SeythS^^fs^ 11 ™ SSS?dg?2ffi^r U “«* “^“VSn nextdoor to Hare's Hotel. ibertyrtreet. fomST™*™™ “tusmasiacp * *»«KSftOU THE ANDBEWS PATENT PIPE. nAIf V pfiorn (PATENTED JANUARY 21, lSt>2.) ■ - »1. . jnE«i;iBEN oxi.y A tkiai. to Address of F. W. Hushes Ena pipe now in me.'TZybe^^SdlrUh^ 0 o"v f. elivered t > the Fourth of Jtdy d<ictcri : m* nr vnptraam! <i9'.v(j, a 3 the oii of to- .Democratic Convention at Har riSbuVg- Micro a peculiarly pleasant fragrance? Th" to- ' llnnks ,0 " 10 I resident for the “diirmfiecl, manner in which Jfe a^r S 1 b b i?oJ^ ' r ’"“I c «“''entio„, and n ‘lKp r T <ioc S. ,sot Proclaim to every one ho •' l,ter molion lor tinal ndionrninent the I>r<?Si,i ° n ' 3,Uir(,SSed —n.ion as beneath requires cleansing, the pipe may te take follows : - apart by removing the rim. Tie clay bowl iro? jjy burnineln , tho r fi‘ tor '.’riginal whiteness aiIiXZS i.?iS ™ fi £ e - (fiist drying it llioroughlv) mlr b ?7i y - bo Procured of the dealer: thispipe- theo!,lmon3 « f those who have tried ..ii inl??* • |)creonal experience we know it to be ull thet it is represented. Phthrin. -ah !IZ decided improvement.”—/W.c 7.«f>r cellen^”-&^*g„ ,^?“ r le3timmy l< • its «- Decidedly the boat pipe in ttse.”- »Nm r. sbw sac<u ! kn, XKW NA4'<lll|:n Just opnncd fin.l V r ery Ch<Mi|i, Manufacturers of A PBACTICAL TREATISE ON Till: (ii:.vn.i:ui:.\- or :iii: CoxvK.vnox Be fore proposing the motion lor final ad journment, and the dissolution of the offi cial relations which 1 have the honor to hold toward this highly respectable and intelligent representation ofthe Democracy ot Pennsylvania, permit, me to return to you my heartfelt thanks for selecting me to preside over so important a convention Accept my grateful acknowledgments,also! tor the kiud and genial manner in which you have aided your chairmau iu the per iormance of, to him, the untried duties of his position. Butabove all,let me express to you niv gratitude tor, and congratulate you, and through you the Democracy of 1 cnnsylvania, and everv loyal utan iu the nation, uponth.s day's work! (Cheers.) In no other mauncr could you have likely rendered more service to your country and more worthily have celebrated the anni versary ot the birth-day of American Inde- 1 pendence than by the labor you have dis-! charged this day. You have adopted a series of resolutions that are mere re-af lirmams of the great principles that were enunciated by our fathers, and seat forth Hi the decree that declared the colonies ol America Ircc and independent States. ! Cheers. I These principles are especially saving in this life Struggle ofthe nation w.th tile monster of secessionism hacked by armed rebellion. They assert certain ioanrnaole rights. That great lint, to the reailiog ot which w.- Iniv..- ’just |:«i n"d. a -• iis ilia! aiuoiig these riglitH lie-. .iwerly, mill the pursuit 1.1 happiness, i.s Well, also, the right, of icsistance tu tyranny, and the usurpation lit power. lon have vindicated your ri'dit Ui re.s.-t all encroachments upon, and too lation 01. tile tight of personal liberty and personal security. which ihe Constitution tu terms guarantees to us all, and of which none c.iit be deprived lmt by the judgment ol hn per, ~i the law ofthe land.— 1A ‘‘'■i-r*. i Ihe resolutions adopted, e?pc eonl_i lineo-leal oenoonce, in spirit, if not .11 l-rnts. the ■-i'eraonal l.ihcny Bills," and tu- seli-ui-- ui the nreseu!. Cuttgrr-ss, to accompli,!, ih- end of a disloyal -partv. ye,,r-. ago untwiui-cd I lirougli its leaders as I its .Mijeet, t,, i\.t: •■ iae utter extinction ot' slavery, are but a declaration on your part, to stain! by tin- guarantees of the Con stitution of the I'ailed States, as framed by tne ill!tiers. oi the Kcpubiic, and the Moliitiomot wtiiea guarantees through the counter (although unjustifiable, retaliatory and I.eletistve) measures, wiiieii sucii vio ni"ou< provoked--iiuve culminated ill the dreadlui civil war tliat now nfilicts the na tion. (Cheers, j You hove, in elleet, de clared, whatever may he the provocation and wrongs inlhetid hv fanaticism—bv ambition, hv desire for place and power that would sooner ••reign in hell than serve iu tieaveu! tlm; neressionisin is not the remedy for such wrongs. That von will support and stand bv the Cnvermnout in the vigorous prosecution of the war. and in alt its constimtiotml efforts to put down the reoelhon which this secessionism has evoked for its support. X'o utilise, however aggravated, can justify attv State in attempting to withdraw from the l-’ed era Union. j Cheers.] \'„t only (J oes sucii etlort strike at the sovereignty of our Coven,meut —not only does it seek to overthrow the Constitution which forms the moil, lmt it destroys our material interests, mid all the political greatness Ol the people ol these States and of the i mum ihe Mississippi river could ntner he cut in twain. The people 0t I euusylvauiu will never submit to see the month o! the .Sus,{uehnnnu river, nor ol the waters into which the Allegheny and .donongalicla (luiv under the jurisdic tion and control of a foreign government. --Secessiomsm never can he submitted to by the pcople-ol the Xo.uhcrn States, and armed rebellion must lie put dowu by the oyal men oi the country by force of arms hy all men wlm will stand by the sover eignty and exi-tenee of the Government. tint u IS « ■i|iiiiilytlKir nitty to put down that, other treason, amt sentiment that begat secessionist,,; [cheers] .Vholilionism is the parent ol secessiom-;m. although the issue may h- illegitimate, j eh-or.s 1 There mv out two parties in the eoimtrv: one the ■•tends ~l Constitution and the I nimi and the other then; enemies. Tlu-se enemies are the .Secessionists South and the abol'i lomsts .North: while the friends are the loyal patriotic men, of whateverparty.who stand by the Constitution as it is, anil the l. mot. as it was [cheers] The man that cannot stand upon the platform that von have constructed to-day is a traitor to'his country, and is either one who is know ingly engaged in the conspiracy inaugura ted lor the • -iiltnnnte extinction ofslavery.'' or is a beguiled, deluded fanatic and in strument. There is one great end to be achieved by the Democratic party, ami that is, the restoration ofthe Union,, ami the bringing about of a peace and an end ol the civil strife thatnow prevails through put the land. Thiß we seek to accomplish * by upholding tho Constitution in its into"- i rity, and by putting down Abolitionism j and.Secessionism; alikeilsdeadly enemies War is at all times a dreadfnl calamity to befall a nation, but a civil war, and sucii an ' otto as that, in which this country mow i writhes,struggling for its life i 3, f'b r the extent of the country which it embraces— the great material and political interests which it jeopardizes, and the bravery, en ergy, .and intelligence of tho people en- 1 gaged in it, of proportions and magnitude whir.h the world has never seen. How long shall this contest rage? So long as the schemes of abolitionism, such as those before Congress during its present session, are either enforced or. pressed upon the attention ol the national legislature, just, so long would this struggle, in some form, continue. A restoration of any union based on the affections and loyalty of the people, would be an impossibility. Con stitutions and unions formed "thereby, must, after all, have their foundations in the hearts of the people. All other con stitutions and unions exist only on paper. Cariy out the emancipation schemes of abolitionism, and how soon will you. get an affection for that constitution and: the union, based thereon, that undertakes to protect the people of the States in the right to regulate their own domestic insti- j tutions,. and which confers by its oro- j visions alone the right of the master to re take a fugitive who owes services or labor? To hope to restore the -Union by such means, is to expect to build it up by de stroying it. In the language of aentative from a Border State, Mr. Wtck liffe, the yonngest man here will ; not live to see peace restored by such means. —i Whether this objeetof ‘ ‘.the otter extinc tion of slavory.’’ is to be accomplisheaby a military proclamation declaring the slaves of rebels free : whether it is to be accomplished under the pretext—l may be permitted to say the fraud—of the eon- ' —Jfonoyetil- ORNIN [ fiscation of the slaves of rebels, or by whatever of the various schemes that have been introduced into the present Congress for the purpose of bringing about the same end— the effect must be to make this civil strife intermin able. There is not one of them that is not a mendacious usurpation, or does not propose in the project itself, a men dacious usurpation of the Consti tution. . Whatever, in fact, might be the ultimate effect of the abolition of slavery in the cotton States, it is a convic tion thoroughly rooted in the minds of the people tnerej that cotton, rice and sugar, cannot be raised without negro servile la bor.. if so, then if we destroy this domes tic institution, we destroy the whole value to them of their wharves, their warehouses, their dwellings, their plantations and ev erything else that ,g}ves them pecuniary wealth, aid moral, social and political dis tinction. The only manner, therefore, that this struggle car be. successfully termina tea is the way indicated in jour tesolu* tions, and by saying and giving assurance to the people or the'slaveholding States that their rights shall be protected under . the. Constitution. We have chosen our positions—they are for the maintenance of the government, the Constitution and the t mon. The loyal men of the country will rally around our standard-bearers, and will bear aloft the stars and stripes! Our bat tle cry will beotreConstitution! one Union! one country! the Constitution as it is, and the Union as it was, and which we will uphold by putting down Abolitionism and oecessiomsm. (Prolonged cheers.) The Examiner of the fourth of July says : Distinguished Prisoner. from a reliable source we are assured that General Sumner is wounded ami a prisoner in General Jackson’s camp. His condition, it is said, will not allow of his being brought to this city. Xew York Merchants iu Town. Yesterday morning some half dozen men, who caihc into Richmond !supposin'' it to be iu the possession of.McClellan I for the purpose of setting themselves up in the business ot sutlers, were arrested ami paroled by lYovust Mjirshal Griswold un til In o'clock a. in. Some important facts, 111 f he meantime, being alleged against them, an order f„ r their re u,re-7 and lodgment in Co.uie Condo-in ono ir-med • lull, up to a lute hour last ui-hl Ibc m-r -ehanis Ira.! mil been c aught. Tlm* < <-ii(i-h! Itoari o|ttrlt<-(l liy u notice posted up in the hotels v ,-.. 5 . terdny, the public that go in and out. are informed that trains for Charlottesville, *. taunton «iiid other points* are again run mug from Uiclunond on the Central road. An accommodation train runs to Ashland daily. Only hand baggage will be re ceive* from passengers on the through trains. Ihe opening oi the road will prove a great convenience to the public,as well as facilitate the reception of provis ions m the market. r IfaUic-lleld flcniciitocs. The ordinary nmnher and varieties of rehes and mementoes taken Irom the bat tle-hclds and Yankee camps in front of i.ichmond are appearing in tho city, the holders exhibiting them with great gusto, borne of them have been sold to souvenir hunters at fabulous prices—a broken set of cards, illustrated with the portraits of 1 ! H lk, ' e generals, bringing as high as ten dollars. Cabinets of ‘‘curiosities of the war will lie the rage for generations to come. Bringing in Supplies. The friends of the wounded coming in to the city to minister to their wants have, m most instances, shown the laudable forethought to provide and bring with them good quantities of country produce— butter, eggs, meats, vegetables, Jfcc., to supply thetr wants in the hospitals and elsewhere. This is an excellent method of getting seasonable supplies for the wound ed, and should be adopted by ull coniine into the city. 6 W e saw a good anecdote the other day about long preaching. A lady took her son, ol some live or six years, to church. After the minister had been preaching hall mi hour, the little fellow grew slecnv and began to nod. The mother roused him into attention several limes by pinch ing. Lut as it seemed » hopeless case, she concluded to let him sleep undisturbed. After the little fellow had his nap out. he awoke, and still saw the minister holding forth. He looked up in hi, mother's ace and innocently asked. “Mother, is it Aw&tnd*/. is it next ' Sunday WM. M. FABER & CO., steam engine builders Ivon Foundoru, GENERAL MACHINISTS ANO SMIA MAHERS Near the Penn. R; R. Pauenger Denol MetlSflSaf* Kimm OF hmSiS'Sj “•*“«*»“ three to one S A®siy“*jßjJ , rj<fiilln | 't o the construction oi “*■ ,or jOiST;' ?u SHES&KSfor o** 0 **" 7 CAUSTIC soda, SWMUnEII. Oft CMCaTMTEDLYE; SAT. IC. «£TH l iSb>mir r * bIF fa,own * we “>• U^elt&^SS. - wm U *■«“»“» „ GEORGROOLHOUN, Agwt, ..^“•Jfsasates, *«W poods. , ■■■■ \*r*HAT»jnnrr v* thiliMklawißdSpSMilNf spuingandsmoax^dos, for agate* and c omev Market Sqmnw. iy"l*l" 1 * 1 TOWMIW-an. * teatohr w ■oWKtmtiT.miroodw. FROM RICHMOND. Again. PITTSBIJRaiF. PA. UUTATEDmfcASE&'ra'nD-ro^ ZSssmv;®- -M\ fcgsar* . •%• ®s2??^ iß * n oW ettliito p»£i\? *?St’? ndluis been in •s*s** business bag beiii^^Hli^K^ sss ass* CITIZENS AND STRANGER fssissl DR. BROWN'S RKMFBIVq /•Ssss j ssSSsTinS^sg Dr nmm®*!}- traUScation. *&3J wlk £532} Sggs&sssSg , RHEUMATISM. j?. 1 ? * remedi6a novor fail to car# this painful disease is a few dots— ho will warrant . Irritation of the BliSdor. tj! *A Jottord«Uhfs!‘tE<. of SD i . mimr o oricin. o r v\ n tL n n ‘ ldrCEa ' Saf^y s^AZT° P t mms ' - n °- STOVE A. BRADLEY, wo. :so wood is'meioT, St'Coiu:, i*UiHUttr^U t Mantife-tar-, i.»a Wlm.l.„n.| ItcmiMcalcr In nil kin.l-? ,-,i Oook, Parlor, and Heat mg Stovus, Orata Trouts, TYm-lm,, & c . In Hill- -"m.|.lf r> may !,«, li.and (lie CKLKnK.ATI:; 1 i;l:i' I; A 1 | coo 1C STOVRS HIJHKKA AMI) rn OiTC, he merits m wlm-h ;..v,v fully II l,y afjusa.iiu.*>, ft rill tiie i»r« jc:i Ktiequnled 3; any in f his Uifuvefi her wii h :i £ , *’f , t T m-nv mer desir/dde paUerir'. “ We have iilr;i m \.--T7 »■ PART/) ft A Nil iTMATIXC STOVKH. S",d« ..fih» Hl-.vr IM’ITEftNS now nered to the nuhlu*. KNVi Mlvf.Kli ORATK j ; KO\ f TS ? f 1 a Common Kitchen J*ow and Jam (iratcs. all /.i are offered .at very low priori. ofrtr<! ' i tu fruilaors in want of GltATh H’.'j.MS. inyi^rf IcEtitiiAMr ICR t'UEA.H !! ICE CKMA3S tit STAU BAKERY A.\l> COSFE-iJTIONERY. NO. 22 UIAMONO ALI.EV .. i'% ii I i'l* R CIC R K would respectfully inform his friends and the public yoncraily. that he is OrV/m ?. rca „ a J au !a .°“ c to scrvoPUHE ICE , at all hours ol the day and erenine.— .4 If&ir^ ea1 i c T, c J-n o hoc lnise assortment of fo^£r£' ; *i ant * ''' n H descriptions. Kept f°£? , A'? t . 1 )' oo hood, thorcty bast CO-NFECTION EKIEa in the City ~t? ' \B ; .!?r de r s tor PAHTIES, Ac., will be sup plied at tho shortest notice. jo23:itcd IMPORTANT TO LADIES' INK. JOHN HARVEY. HAVIXii Fftß MJr upwards of twenty years devoted his jvrn- , fesaional time exclusively to the rruatmont of female V&ctdtiea, and having suocoeded in thou sands of cases m restoring the miiicterl to sound health, has now entire onnfidenco in otiorin? Mih licly Ins * “ Great American Remedy," 1»H. HARVEY’S CRONO-THERMAL FEMALE PILLS Which have never yet failed (when the direc tions have been strictly followed) in rc- • moving difficulties arising from Obstruction or Stoppage of Nature. or in restoring the system to perfect health when ‘ftf? frl ’ m Affection*, Prolatmu Uteri, tne ttnues.or other weakness of tho Uterine Gr og A . lso all pesos of Debility or A'errout Proetratwn, Underlet, Palpitation, te„ ice., ice.. WHICH are the forerunners of more serious disease! iH? 2 **" harmletton the eon • Mutton, and may.be taken by the moot delicate ft male inthatd canting dittrat; at the same time they net Me a charm, by strengthening. liiTigo ratmg. and restoring the system to a healthy oon* drtion, and by bringing on the monthly period with regularity, no matter from what cause the obstructions may arise. They should, bowerer. not be taken during the liret three or tour months ot. pregnancy, though sale at any other time, as miscarriage would be tho result. Each box contains BO Pills. Parent Osb Dom.au, and when desired will be sent bv mail pro-paid by r aI iJWViTO U S d £*“>*• of tho money -1* khl Ah.. Rochester, h. i„ General Agont sold by Druggists generally. , „ fosKPiiFiEmsa. corner Marke- streot «ml the Diamond, aulb.lrdawis PITTSBURGH PLAfi MANUFACTURING €O. Are prepared to supply nUNTINTO FLAOIti, Plfl.VrKll.t.tjll Oil. BOILED smifi c I- AGS, AU Sites, (him o Inches to so Feet. At toner prlcoa than can he bought In the User. DEPOT OPPOSITE POST OFFICE JOHN W. PITTOCK, Agent for Company. |£EXBIXGTON | IRON AND NAIL WORKS. 1.1-OYD A BLACK, Manufacturers of bo. Screen, Small T Sail and Flat Bar Roilr Iron, suitable for Coal Works. Works are adjoining the CITY GAS WORK Warehouse. No. 88 Wsterstrwi sad Jf • Market street, Bataltv’s BaUdlay, aplMem-b Oreaaon Springs, Cambria Co.. Ph. nims DEuaraiTi. and fopc * CXAR place of summer resort, located direct ly on the too of the Pennsylvania Railroad, os the summit of the Allegheny Mountains. £9OO feet above the level of the oeean. will be open for guests from the 10th of June till the 10th of Oc tober. Since last season the' grounds have : been tmatlv improved and beautified, and a number of Cottages have been erected for the&ooovmo dation of families. rendering Cresson one df the most romantic and attractive plaoea lu the Stata. The furniture has been thoroughly renoskSa The seeker of pleasure, and the sufferer TrS heataaddisease,win find attractloSuera S*s first-class Livery Stable, BUHarf T»i»u. Alley. . B.th. etc and water, and the »*»> '■‘•mifWri - KJenery to be found is the country lll “““f Wn 3fiESSEffl**r* £ „ s i ! . * * ... ‘ r ; i # B. WILLIAMNOX’M SHIRT FACTORY, _ _ So. 4tt St. Clair Knm, j D I ME SAVINGS INSTITUTION^ VHAHTBRSI, BT. TBS President. VICE PRESIDENTS. Wm. U. Smith 11, F. Redd Arßoineman $5l w Iel ? Joshua Rhodes ThSmfia*®? I ?**' JaoohStuokrath nomas S. Blair Ale*. Bradley Henry Lloyd Alfred Blank TRUSTEES. Kin* C Zus an #* D . •/« Dll worth 8 8 W A Reed p» \ Wood well R C;Schmerts i »fn? C W Rioketaoo 8 H Hartman Y R J Anderson cnwsf ,tar D E McKinley Robert D Coonrun Wm Smith W lhmeon wVnS'f n K donos WH Phelps CB Herron SECEETAEI' AND TREASURER. 9 *•“•to8 r. m. Also, Toes day and Saturday evemneajfrom •to 8 o’clock fe 3,t V« ,ei y ed of ONeDIME and onwards! esch'year^ 3 declared in December and June of _£j,Vds“d a allowed to remain aro placed to the te^LthSSomSdinll?." e,PM -“ 4be " ,n ' nis B h±t C W?. fCharter - fur- This Institution offers, especially to theao persons whose earnings ere smell, the opportunity S^X™$ at fyk yBmaUdoposU *» sum which will bo a resource when needed* their money not only beingsafe but beeringinterest. in wtead of remaining unproductive. mnl NATIONAL LOAN. PniSMST TO IXKTKCCTIOXI from the Secretary of the Trwunrr.a book w »'he opened on tho S7th dayofjunelMa at ot fTanna, Hart * Co., confer of Wood raarr ■St l ji U l&«a ba ,KS,,C ‘ I " n(,er tha Aet ofFob- These Bond?, dated May Ist. IMS, will bo ii> sued in earns of Fifty Dollars. Oho Tfnhdred Dol lars, five Hundred. Dollars, and Ono;Thouiand Dollars, No subscription forlesathan Fifty Dol lar?. nor for any fraction of Hint ram. eon be ro celved. Subscriptions tor Fifty or One Hundred H°!i! lr i- m 2 5 T! ,e l^le tube of subscribing, in the b. Demand Notes, and the accumulated interest from tho Ist of May, IS#:*, in coin: eu™ seriptions for a larger sum may. at ihe opfion of the subscriber. be paid at the time: or ono-third at the tune of subscribing, ono-third in twenry, I and ono-thinl m fprnr days thereafter. Provided that nonpayment shall be less than Fifty Dollars. i;erUßcates will bo granted in dnp ieate to aub- the amounts so paid, the original of weten tho subscriber will transmit by mail to tho Secretary of the Treasury. Bonds, as aforesaid, will be issued thereon to sueu subscriber, or his order, or to the holder thercol’, cnrryiog interest as expressed m auch certificate. - Any other information desired will bo promptly lctter. l>lCa,^Ol> Pitisbcsoh Loan A GE .w.f hMriS>ti °“ Aw “‘- June 2Tth, 1882. J JeZT-tf fiiLaiJ ul T. J. GRAFF. WESTERN STOVE” HEfIMES, 343 I.IIIKICTI SVBEET, MAN IJFACTUBEKS Would mil tha attention of the public to titetr E A B fl K STOCK ol well aaleetad COOXiPMLOR AND HEATING STOVES. : 'also. isfF«om> Utokm lmm, Srnto KaM, Hoi low Wawi,;fetawaa, *Um«IU fonod the Beat Coal- Cook ' »Mw*o la;tt(e , SirtE 5, T ■ The Dtanondi Acltuhi& V AJir?Tight Eclipae, «na IronOJiy, ,Vw B a&sw *• TRUK AMERICAN, GLOBE A REPUBLIC, CRATE FRONTS AND FEEDERS , IN TIRE. STAT.Ej.' j,: « .%-*« Itoa Iho PlAMpyp aadKCLIPSH ari Cook Storaa with &m> StaMUaiW, vkiok and tha lira better t&anlron. ueZda loois ainroux -cuab, xituah a. aiinna REINEHfAN, MEYRAN & SIEDLE, Wo. 43 FIFTH STREET, PITTSBURGH, Pft. treOLMAU A*D SITAII, lUUH jp WATCHES, JEWELtr, DIAMONOS, SILVER AND PLATED WARE. CLOCKS, of every description. FA NC Y GOO OS Bronze Statuary, >tc. WATCHMAKERS’ TOOLS,, Materials and Machinery. WBolantoAtaaoy tar the celebrated AMEBCAN WITCHES, MaartMoMi at Waltfcam, laa. apleSmd ' ' ~ ROBERT ARTHURS, ; ATTORNEt AT LAW. ' jjuiff M^'y^r*" o *** IwUsns. K.ea mhgSa Xo. ISA FOTTRTH BTRKBT. WTLMIM WiH. "SSSStiS Special Pinner. IKIBASB * COFFCT, (Skcnmii to trending Umat k Co.J WHOLESALE GROCERS, Conor Wood ond Water Street*, cate rnmnwH, pa. M.***" *****^AVKWRiioNrr »h«n you «an and get * B KTTJh KP U Jlft Oet the thing itself well as name: onathat tthaht and elastic touch, that will not acha your wrist and flagon Isa PIANO to day and to*xnorrow.low SL^ ra,>proTrf^^^Fnsrs^BoM 60 mr» luiMMlll WoadAiraat. (oyfOSJ-H TH2 CTX Tay >, * u &ass,i O FTTCEHS. .JAKES PARK, Jr., »• E. n«KMI,EV. •PAUL HL7QT73. PITTSBURGH: SATXd Jf'CAVPLtSg,
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