iihune XX.
ENICUELY VEGET ABA El
NO ALCOHOLIO PREPARATION!
A PURE TONIC MEDICINE.
DK 1100FLANWS
CELEBRATED
'GERMAN BITTERS
YItEPARND BY
DR. C. M. JACKSON. Philadel
phia, Penna..
Will ef f ectually cure
Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Chewsle. or Nervous Debility, Diseases
of the Kidneys, and all Diseases
Arising from a Disordered
Liver or Stomach,
such
as Consti
_Ration. Inward
Piles, Fullness or
• Blood to the Head.
Acidity_of the Stomach.
Nausea, Heartburn. Disgust
for Food. Fullness or Weigh the Stomach, Sour Eructations,Sink
ing or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stom
ach. Swiniming of the Head. Hurried and
difficult Breathing. Eluttering at the Heart,
Choking oraufrocating sensations when in a tyke
posture. Dimness of Vision. Dots or webs be
fore the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
'Head, Deficiency of Perspiration. Yel
lowness of the Skin and Eyes,Pain iu
the Side. Bsck, Chest. Limbs, &e.
Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burn
ing in the Flesh, Constant
imaginings of E v i 1 ,
end great depres
ston of
spirits
And will positively prevent Yellow Fever,
Fever, Se.
THEY CONTAIN
NO ALCOHOL ON. BAD WHISK Y
They will cure the above diseases in ninety-nine
8.466 out of a huncited.
rndueed by the extensive sale and univers.al
PoPuburh a i v of Hooflynd's German Bitters, (Purely
vegetable hosts of ignorant quacks and unseru
pDnytoas
enturers, have opened upon suffering
.brimanity the flood gates of Nostrums in the shape
of Poorwhioll*:, vilely compounded with injurions
drugs, and christened Tonics. Stomachies and Bit
ters.'
BeWare of the innumerable array of Menlo] ie
preparations in plethoric bottles, and big,beiiied
kars, under the modest appellation of Bitter
whiCh, instead of curing only aggravates diseases,
and leavethe disappointed sufferers in despair.
YOU WANTSOMETIIING an STRENG TH
EN YOU!
YOU WANT A GOOD APPETITE?
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CON
STITUTION?
DO YOU WANT TO PEEL WELL 7
DO YOU WANT TO GET RIP OP NER PO US
NESS!
DO WANT ENERG Y?
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELL ?
DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOR° U.V
PEELING
If you do we
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
From J. Newton &own, D. D., Llaor of the La
cyclopedia of IleliAirm.v iinowledae.
Althongh not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of
their ingredients and effects; I yet know of no
sufficient reason why a man may not testify to the
befiettlie believes himself to have received from
dieiiniilltipriparation in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit of others.
I &this the more readily in regard to Hoof
land's German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M.
Jackson, of shill city, became I MlN prejudiced
airainerthein for many years, under the impres
: -non,that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture,
lam indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker,
I so.,for the removal of this prejudice by proper
.ests„ and for encouragement to try them, when
suffering from great and long continued debility.
The use.of three bottles of these Bitters, at the
beginning of the present year, was followed by
evident relief. And restoration to a degree of
)(Ally and mental vigor whioh I had not felt for
titimenthe before, and had almost depaired of re
. ainittg. I therefore thank God and my friend for
lizestms me to the We of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
PHILADICLPRIA, June 23, 1861.
From the; Rev. Jump/A H. Kennard, Punter at the
Tenth kaptint Ghurch.
Da. JACILBOX,—Dz.ts S.E:—I have been fr
qua* requited to connect my name with corn
.Ifinfidagotts of different kinds of medicine, but
• tactics as out of my appropriate
Mihffve a all cues declined;. . but with a
r."; various instances, and Particularly
inataurirlannly. of the usefulness of Itr. Hoof
, land'a German Bitters. I depart from my usual
.to :express my full conviction that fur
ietteraldebility of tkesystem, and especially Liv
.er Complaint it is a fare and valuable preparation.
, In some cases it may fail. but usually I doubt not
t will very beneficial to those who suffer from
*Ai above onuses. Yours very reometfullv
•11. RMINA
AAA below Coats street, Ph la m , Dec 24th.
front the Wife of ALDERMAN WUNDER. Oer
mantous.
eallseArCrOwN. Tune I, MI.
Dc. C. M. JACKSON - Sir:—lt gave Inc pleasure,
wo years ago, to give you a certificate, lestifsiae
Slat thiGernuin Bitters had done for me. lam
perfectly cured of all those diseases your
xed4zprofeenes to cure. vi i: Dyspepsia, Chron
ie • sevens debility, disease of the kidneys,
, .erful influence it exerts open 'Net
• od is surprising. I have Nan con
ftergiently in reference to your BRtercand
- wiainntans tation. have recommended it for the.
.aborscomplaints. and in every instance it his
tili=cared. Your medicine has a great
i r in Germantown. and is sold in every
Drug Store, and in most of the Grocery stores
here. " If any one should question what I say, lot
thopicotnetoGermantown, and I will prove to
thersodisfaction, that the Bitters have cured in
rhigyielnity more than twenty eases of the above
n ll 7 /.u _ lIANNAII ASUNDER.
mid, greed, a bove Rittenhouse. Germantown,
one&
JUST THE vilso FOR THE SOLDIERS.
Will build up the constitution, and give health
and strength to an overtasked and diseased
math.
- READ fRETEgTEMONY FROM THE ARMY
Augustl2, 1862..
Di. C.ll..Licitgole—Dear Sir: While in Vir
ginia. Ow . ilt to,ths change of water. I was taken
with Alleviate dlairlaea. which - seemed incurable.
and which' greatly weakened me. When we
reached Martinsburg, I feared I should have to
some home:lint noticing some of your Bitters in
the store Mr. H. H. Price, in. that town. I Par
skaleid-aliappl*. and on taking it was speedily re
eraeltsite, health. The diarrbcea was quickly ,
checked, end I experienced no return of it. A
number of my comrades. who suffered in thesame I
, . Fa et sad from the. same came, with whom I
shared the Bitters. join me in this certificate,
expect to return to the seat of war with the Leg
it on, and shall certainly take a supply of the Bit
lat 14 knapsack. I would not be without it
snits Weight in gold; pailicularly on going into a
imestone region.
Year% truly. A.B. A LTE.Mir.S,
Company 11, Scott Lesion.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Mhethgthe Amstar° of "C. M. JACKSON.'
'wzarrri of each bottle.
Principal Office and Manufactory,
rm. 681 AiaciEr sPrs.mm-r,
JONES & EVANS,
(SOCCIRIMORS TO C. N. JACtsos k Co.)
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THE ANDREWS 'VAUNT 'PIPE.
(Ps;xxximi JArttselt 21, 18623
Its E tr x TRIAL TO
-MUM' prove its incomparable superiority to any
pipe now in use. It may be smoked without any
delderusow or
drawn into
ail the oil of
the
is not drawn into tke mouth. and the
tongue dove not become furred oveoated from in
haling its pinstmotts properties. Theliowl isinade
of the tumid Devonshirecley, and givaxto the-to
bacco a peculiarly Pleasant froze:nice: The to
bacco cannot become waist. as in ordinary Pipes
because the drip beneath receives the gahva that'
insensibly escapes into thii stem: hence the Pine
never becomes offensively s rank, and the breath
of the smoker does not pir . oelaini every'one he
meets that he has been . '; mdulgingin a pipe."
When the howl becomes dogma], or the drip
beneath requires cleansing, the puie &Oho taken
apart by removing the . Piss.. The des bent may
at any time be re. tonal to it 3 originaliwhiteuess
by burning in the fire. (fiist drying' irthortifighly)
or a new bowl may be perwinredef the dealer:
1111... Read the opinions of those whtv , have tried
thiepipe:
From personal experience we knowlt to be
all that it is represented e- - ;Pleifai;LX - hvituirer.
'A very decided imProvemest.' —PtsbUelairger
"All who have tried it bear testimong.td 439x
cellence."—Reeafrist alllgig•
Decidedly the hest. pipe in use:" 4 ..illkoittinaiik
Star.
The pleastga of a auto as
mused
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thousand tom Ate use , and ' uslllotoul of
Diets of smok,g are 'entirely obviated.' -.lSstrulay
Di &.
heart' • concur in the testimoniabi you have
as to its superiority over all other pipes in use."--
John S. Rohrer. M. D.
It obviates, to a great extent, the deleterious
effects of the poisonous constituents of tobacco—
an essential oil and nicotine."—S, Rrie,denher,h,
M. D,
Numerous other extracts might be given. but
the above arc deemed suflicient,
JONES k EVANS, General Agents,
No, Int Arch street, Philadelphia.
thuti.m—As this pipe is protected by Let
ters Patent, any person who may imitate it shall
be prosecuted to the fn 11 extent of the taw.
W. k 11. RINEII ART Agents,
" No. 14
9 and 151 Wry street,
ielS.l2meod Pittsburgh.
PENNSYLVANIA NUM CHURCH TIIAIN
A. M.
Leaves Wall's Slat im every Sunday at ..... t. 13
do Turtle Creek, to " ibi ...... 920
do Briuton's, do do" . .. 923
do Wilkinsburgit do do • • ••• 912
do East Liberty, do do 950
Arrive at Pittsburg , 10 13
RETURNING TRAIN P. .M.
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Leaves Pittsburtcb every Sunday at ...... ...1.00
do Enq Li )erty d ,, do ... .:..I'2 t
to Wilkinsburgh do •I•• 132
do Brinton's do do 1.10
do Turtle Cheek do do 133
Arrive at Walls 200
J. STEWART, Pa.ssenger Agent.
Pittsburgh. J uly V, .1%2.
.iylltf
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A. BRADLEY,
NO. 30 WOOD STREET,
corner Second. Pitilaiburgh,
Man ufwitarer and 'Wholesale and Retail dealer in
a!! kinds of
Cook, Parlor, and Heating StoTee, Grate
rrouts, Fender; &o.
*iv- In our sample room mai. be found the
CELEBRATEDO.AS ItURNINOCOOK STOVES
EUREKA AND TROPIC,
he month oi which have boon fully tasted by
housands. and the Stove pronounced unequaled
y any in this market; together with agreatmaay
ther desirable patterns.
We have aho, a very large aeAortinent of
PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES.
embracing some of the BEST PATTERNS now
ffered to the public.
FANCI ENAMELED ORATE FRONTS
AND FENDERS, of the newest styles. Common
Kitchen Bow and Jam Orates. all of which are
offered at very low prices.
sliir Special inducements offered to builders in
want of ORATE FRONTS. iny2i'df
Beim AND SIIIIDEN,
AT NO. 89 MARKET STREET.
I,OOX AT TIM 'ORTORS
Ladies English Lasting Heel Gaiters for $l,Ol
worth sl.'as.
Ladies English Lasting Congress Heel Gaiters
for $1.:6, worth $1,75,
Ladies Ens . fish Lasling Congrew Heel tinitorei
$1,50, worth 5400.
Ladies Fine Irenell Morrocoo heel Boots for
$11.37. worth $1.42.
Ladies Fine goat Congress lice! Boots for $1,37.
worth $1.711.
Ladies Fine NI.-4,eso Slipper; for .50e. worth 75,
.
Ladies Fine idSlippers for 7:;e, %c oat $1.12.
AU other 1.70041,4 in proport ion.
JAMES itt - 188.
'49 Market :treat, near Market House.
COUNTRY HOMES-
CHOICE !SITES FOR COVE.
1. TRY residences in LINDEN GROVE, Oak
land, are offered for sale. A brunch of the Pitts
burgh and East Liberty Railway, runs into the
centre of the plot. The lots contain ono-halt
acre and upwards. Tercet only one-tenth cash,
and one-tenth nonuelty, Apply to
W. U.
jy2-luid At. Oakland 4tntion.
HENRY W. BEAUMONT & 00,,
Ii ORMEELT OF THE TWO-MILE
I.`IL. USE, dealers in Foreign Brandies. Wines,
and Gins: also. Blackberry, BasnberrY. Wild
T and Ginger Brandies. Old bloaongabela,
Rye. and other %Vhiskies, J'ainaioa 'twit, Supe
rior Wine Bitters, 4:e •
N 0.83. Liberty *Steel,
Oplorite Fourth street. Pittsburgh. Pa,
Hotels, Taverns. mad Families supplied at mod
erate pro fi ts for cash. New Jersey Cider for ram
ily or hotel purposes. jy3-6md
The Philoeophic . Burner.
surAYDEIVIS NEW DOVELE•ACTINiti
Al Philosophic Bunter for Carbon Oil is now
ready. It possesses many_advantages over the
Common Burners.
I. It makes a large or mall light with perfect
combustion.
2. It will burn any(piantity of oil with safety.
3. It cants used with a long orehort chimney.
4. It can be 'used as a.• taper night-lamp.
5. It can always be made to burn economically.
g. It is more easily wicked than any other
burner.
7. It can be trimmed and lighted without re
moving the cone. . •
8. It throws all the white light above the cone.
9. The chimney can removed or inserted
without touching the glass. •
These burners are the common No. I size, and
can be put on any lamp now We. Every per
son using Carbon Oil shwa 'have a Philosophic
Burner. - hie* 24 cents; per dozen 02. Sold at
No. A* FOURTH street. Pittsburgh.
;jai-lydg, • • P. 1111A1f111EN.
. CORNWELL & RERR,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
(At the old establiehed 'Coach Factory.)
DITQUESNE WAY;
NEAR ST. GLAIR STREET
Repairing done ai jy7
iIgOTICE TO OIL REFINERS AND
OTH.NRS. .
THE, PENNA. SALT MANUFACTURING CO.
- • - -
Haslet essaideted their arnsidgensenei for the
CatEIIiTILWITI4.OU.,
•h
Are how_prepiired to %NW trade thereirith.
Their nidnuealtilt istipleity,ofl2,ooo
lbs per day % *well' Weitz lotto gill orders in~dei4tteen , large quantilies withoutAbw,
Address (MORON COLUMN. Agent.
iell-3m Office 24 Wood st. Pit •
WANTED.
AT MOURVS DISTILLERY,
189 FIRST STREET,'
Two men to run an engine, with some expe
rience in grinding grain. je23-tf
THE ASSIGNEES OF a. PAGE. JAL.
for the Jealous of cloths their trait, will
offer for saTe at the Merchants' Kuban" au Sat
urday, July 26. It, at 11 o'clock. .. K., about 60 Grow Of Itoerluwe's Ijollaad Metes: alio wham*
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aoo
useUt to then fie sale ow - comeasiitorL
Teruo cash. HILL BUROWIIt,--
-.- pW.-0.-1111GIHAIT,
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PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 31, 1862.
There is not, perhaps, one of our numer
ous readers who has forgotten theanxietY,
the doubts and fears, which possessed the
public mind immediately after the Bull
Hun battle. Nor is there one, perhaps,
who forgets the thrill of joy which took the
place of all other emotions in the people's
heart, when in the terrible hour of nation
al suspense, the star of George B. McClel
lan rose promisingly from the mountains
of Western Virginia. The veteran Scott,
laying aside all motives hut his country's
welfare, said to the nation, 'here is your
future guiding star : follow him and you
'will he saved."
Amidst the darkness and tempest, the
nation's eye has ever since been bent con
fidingly on the guiding star, and they have
been led by it to glory and success.
When the gallant young commander,
who, in spite of the machinations of his
enemies, is still "first in the hearts of his
countrymen," first arrived in Washington,
he found a single letter waiting tiir him.
Breaking the seal, he learned that it was
from an old friend, a strong advocate of
Southern rights, asking an early inter
view on i( husinessofthe highest importance
to the Government.
For a while NicClellan mused upon the
tone of this missive. Treachery was rain
pant in the capital ; it lurked in every de
partment, and scarcely any one could he
trusted by those who had been selected to
guide public affairs. McClellan's decision ,
wiLs, however, speedily made, and. as
speedily pui In execution. for the sante
evening the writer oldie mysterious letter
was closeted with the new commander for
nearly au hour and a half.
baring the interview the latter elicited
train his visitor information of the utmost
importance, provided it. proved true. But
here 'was the difficulty. The statements
made by the gentleman were all given is II
candid, straightforward manner, and no
cross-questioning could shake it in the
least. McClellan :ixed his eyes upon the
face of his old friend, and scrutinized ev
ery lineament thereof ? but failed to dis•
cover the least expression that might awa
ken distrust.
At last after remaining a minute or so iu
profound thought. he turfed a quick; pen
etrating glance upon his visitor. an d a sk e d
with peculiar emphasis
"Mr. 1:'"". you say that yen have the
cause of the !Tejon at heart, that you Ml
ish it more than aught el,e: would you be
willing to run any risk for it, sake
"1 - would, General,'• immedim,
and unhesitating reply.
"Would you be willing to give I T poly
family for the sake of your (lune ry
The answer to this int ert ogatory was ile•
layed for full.hall a minute, during which
delay, MeCiellan's look seemed to pierce
to the very depths of the ether's soul. A
Ilush 1111111' to the cheeks of Mr. F . " ,
and his hand, which he had thrust ear."
lessly beneath the breast of hist:uit, eluteh
ed at something (wee or t wive. The hush
left his cheek, however. and t hi! Uolie , llll,l
118111 became still, fIS he replied, is to voice
almost as firm as la,Core :
.'That, General, is the hardest part, but
hill Wining even to give tip Inv family for
my country.''
The gallant McClellan's geneaons feel
ings and impulses welled up within hit
breast, and he was-about to grasp the ham
of his friend, when the position in whicl
he stood toward his 2ountry re-entered h'
mind with full force, and he continued I,
rims:twits.
"Mr. F. would you be L!ive
our life for the I; Mon 7
"1 would. —
There was even less hesitancy about this
answer than the most prompt of the
others.
'\Vould you, continued McClellan,
"be willing to go into any portion of the
rebellious States and obtain information
such as would be useful to the Government
in the prosecution of its plans for the
war?"
"1 would."
"Then come here at this time to- tour
tow evening, and I will give you instruc
tions in regard to a certain matter which I
wish you to investigate. If you success
fully accomplish the object aimed at you.
will render your country a moil important
.benefit."
With a cordial shake °Hie hand, Gen.
McClellan and Mr. 1;""" . ** parted, the form
er to address himself to the tremendous
labors betbrc him, and the latter to pre
pare !or one of the most hazardous enter
prises that has been undertaken since the
beginning of the war, an enterprise which
we would not, even at this time, make
public.
During the course of the following day,
McClellan sent for a private in the --
Ohio regiment who had served. under him
in Western Virginia as a scout. In this
line - the Ohio soldier, who was nicknamed
"Weasel Bob," on account of his peculiar
abilities, had no equal. Having traveled
from the Atlantic to the Pacific ocean, and
from Oregon to Florida, he was thorough
ly acquainted with the country, and the
various modes and lines of traveling
therein.
• WeaSel Bob adored his commander, and
in return the latter placed in the eccentric
soldier the fullest confidence. !Iron en
tering the presence of McClellan, Bob
glanced about him as though from mere
habit, while the General, smiling at him,
bade him be seated, and immediately
opened the conversation with.
"Robert, I have one of the most diffi
cult and dangerousaffairs to place in your
hail& that you have yet had."
Weazel Bob at this hung his cap on his
broad knee, and placing his long bony
hands thereon, he leaned forward and
looked intently into the face of his Gen
eral; in order to miss nothing the latter
might have to say.
"There will be a man here to- night,"
continutil McClellan, "who has offered
his services to make a tour of observation
through. Virginia. He is a Southern man,
both by birth and principles, and yet he
professes a strong attachment to the
Union."
"Now, it is my intention to send him
into Virginia, upon an errand of high
importance, which could hardly be accom
plished by any other man. He seems to
be true, and worthy of being trusted; but,
yet, .I have a suspicion that he may possi
bly be in league with the rebels, and only
using an apparent loyalty to the Union as
a cloak to hide his fealty and friendship
fo'r the Confederate Government.
"He will, as I have said, be here this
'ea.:et:dug at 10 o'clock, to receive from me
certain - instructions, after which he will
immediately start South. Yoa will also be
here,,aed_when he takes his departure,
1. (: whim and wer-losgt sight of
koport
• 10 ARefftinyotite Do yon
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DAILY POST.
GENERAL McCLELLAN'S SCOUT
UT WESLEY Ilitth,;11A11
• think I do, Genaial,P answered Wea
sel Bob, with a ttecidiar • twinkleqof his
calm, blue eyes. think I do; but with
your permision. I will ask a question."
"Well, go on."
•.1 f I catch him doing anything wrong
am 1 to shoot him ?"
"No ! Above s k it things, should you
discover him at any treachery be sure
' to follow only still more closely than ever,
until his return to Washington, and note
well those with whom heims intereourse.
Von are good at remembering faces r•
"All right, General, I understand ex
actly now, and 11l do my be - st to fix eve•
rything jnst as you Want it."
With these words Weasel Bob rose to
his feet and left the room with the usual
military salute.
The next night, true to his appointniera.
Mr. 1 , "'" 4 was al General
headquarters, and having received the in
structions as to his course, before men
tioned, set forth Oa his mission.
Like his own shadow, a tall lank figure
tbllowed him, and that living shadow nev
er left him until the following tragic inci
dent. took place.
F' `• • had got as far us Harrison
burg without any difficulty, and as Weasel
801, thought at the time, with much more
ease than a good ITnion Man should be
able to do. Bub did not recognize the
fact that his own preSence in the same
place proved the fallacy of his reasoning.
Mr. r"", its we hav'e intimated, met
with hi , : first difficulty in Harrisonburg,
where he was recognized by a man who
had Ireen in Washington, and who, him
self a rabid secessionist and traitor, was
fully acquainted with the character and
sentiments of Mr. As the latter
wits walking one evening in one of the
principal streets of the town. he was met
l•y his enemy, who stopped him and be
gan to question him as to the cause of his
presence in the place.
A crowd instantly began to collect about
the two Wen, and, as the conversation pro
ceeded. a cry was raised
—A LT) ! a traitor! hang him! kill him' ..
Ina momenta rush was made upon Mr.
F' and he was knocked down, and
would doubtless instantly have been tram
pled to death, had not our friend, Weasel
Bob, rushed forward, and scattering his
assailant,: right and left, stooped down
Lind raised him to his feet. with the words:
don't believe he's a Union man • he's
just as good a sect:slier as I am myself. —
• Wh o are you?. who arc you?'• shouted
several of the crowd, who clos,:al up again
uround Mr. and his res,qier.
... • .
ant I quick iy answered Wease
Boli, in in:lig:ll.la. totieF. "lam a Soutl
Carolina nian : I
"'flint "tiler man'- a i nioa
"at' th , •• Mr. IVitlianis here
sap ho
\Veil. it lu is, let's attend to him: but
it lie can pnice that he why don't go
to intirderitt i an is noeent man. 'fiat's
what I say.••
t lei iti convincing tones
by Nob, inin d t he. Metings of the mob,
and a genera! a. , 41 . . tzt way given to his opin
ion. l'he intended kindne ss , flowerer,
proved of lit , le benefit tnihe poor victim,
for being on the t,,,passtri t en
Mr. P by- Gen: lte eTian . 'hilhcelr
was (liy•r,vereil.
This was ieitlieient ceidence. and it. wa.i
immediately deeided hy his eaptors that
he rhocid tilliett forthwith outside Oi
the town and hung in the woods.
The impuli , e of Weasel Hob wits to
tight for the death of Mr. Whom he
felt noa• fully convinced was a staunch
T`nion man : but his orders were positive
to return to Wadtingten, and therefore,
hr, we, oblige , l to re,m rain his noble feel
ings. and witness the Px:‘eution of Mr.
When he went hack to Washington and
mule his report, his voice lost somewhat
its firmness, as he narrated to Gen.
16Clellan the end of the tragedy. Said
"Oh, it Was; just the hardest
thin:, I ever s:t‘v done, and made 1110 teel
kind of bad ever since, but you know I
had to obey orders. The blood thirsty
hoUnds took him out to the woods, with a
rope round his neck. When they came to
the tree on which they were going to hang
hiM they gave . him five minutes to pray.
A:id such a prayer he made . : it would
hays moved a heart of stone. lle prayed
fur our country, and the success of our
armies, and lie prayed for the South, that
she might be brought back into the Union;
and he prayed beautiful for you, and lie
preyed for his wife and children. When
he came to these last, his voice trembled
like a leaf, and do you think, them infer
nal brutes jerked him ap to the tree just as
he .spoke his wife's name, Mary, I think it
`• s• Ala noble !' • exclaimed the
I •
commander, as he heard the end of the
fearful story, "he was then true to the
Union, and has given his life for our cause.
He. has died like a hero, and while his
wife and little ones live they shall be well
cared for."
General, exclaimed Weasel Bob,
as he rose to leave the room, "that's what
makes everybody love you so. If the
rebels could only know you as well as we.
do. they'cl. never fight against you."
eerily. a soldier's tribute to the best of
commanders.
LAKE SUPERIOR OOPPER MINES.
A N 11 •
•
SMELTING WORM'S.
•
•
JP.4 1 1.11 . K.. IIi • CUIItIiPIC 1 100.•
Manufacturers of
Sheath, Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Cop
per Bottoms, Raided Still Bottom; siwiter
Solder. dm Also importers and
dealers in Metals, Tin
Plate, Sheet Iron,
Fire, &c.
ANY- Constantly •on band, Tinian's Machlie
and Warehouse t No. 149 FIRST and 1110
SECOND STREETS. Pittsburgh. Penna.
igiv•Srecial orders of Copper out to any desired
retern. •„ fe2l:lydaw
.I.4IANDRETIIII4
GARDEN AND FIELD SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENIIINE
Also * emend assortment of
Agricultural Implements. F
s r it.
Shade and Ornamental Tr ee.
received end for sale by
BECKHAM LONG,
N 0.1127 Meats street.
next doorto Hanes Hotel.
F.NSINGTON
IRON AND NAIL WORKS.
lALAYSID ott.
Mansfaetoren of
ex. Sheet. lifoneM. Plato* nose ,
and Tiros. Manellalid *NUM ;
100. &men. Small Tat aat i llkit Bar . Railr
Woriks a i r l eU(' Anima* AC. fiAt3 WORK
Warehmis s t ree t,
Water parse& aged
6 Market MillelerliMandlag
arliktage-it
U. S. HAIL
ND OTHER IMAM§ AGAINST
TiEr aq t AW9tr,flr- c z
w ait,
D.
M=M
PAUL nouns
WESTERN STOVE WORKS,
245 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSBURGH
GRAFF & Co
MA NUI O A.CI' lUTtM
Would call the attentiou of tho puhlio to their
LARGE S T t;
of well eeleeted
CODIVARLOR AND HEATING STOVES .
ALSO, INPROVSD
Kitehen itaisgew. Grate Yroute,
low Ware. Ike., among which will
found the Beat Coal Cook
Stoma in the State.
The Diamond, Advance, Air-Tight
Eclipse, and Iron City,
Were awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the
State Fair fur the REST COAL COOK
STOVE'..L Alao FIRST PRE
MIUM awarded to the
TRUE AMERICAN. GLOBE& REPUBLIC.
For the BEST WOOD COOK NOW mys.u. The
KENTUCKIAN and KANSAS Premium Stoves
are ury_assed. We call attention of DEALERS
and BUILDERS to the largest dock of
CRATE FRONTS AND FENDERS
IN TAT STATE
N D—We line the DIAMOND Lining s. IPE
oal Cook Stone with Soap Stone whiih
and the lire better than iron. oc.2B:is
EASTEEIN CA M& BUGGIES & WAGONS
■'ASTERN SECOND-HANDED, TWO.
SEATED Carriage -top Buggies and Light
Buggies. without tops, will positively be sold at
the lowest prices. to suit the times. Particular at.
tention paid to repairing.
MRS. JOSEPH WHITE,
Lawreneerille, Penn street, near the Twee Mile
Run. my24:r,md
HOTEL FOR RENT
Lulu inwr—TuE INTERIOR 110.
Jr Tn. Fittlated at Connekrine R. R. Depot,
on fins street, it offered for ten: on rein•onablo
terms. building 13 in exepliont repair. and
. 00nipletely famished. Apply to
TIIOS. MOORE:. 1%0 First. stre6t.
FAMILY COAL DEPOT.
WM. X. STEWART,
COAL.
* Corner SOUTH COSIIHON & SAN DUSKY
STREETT ; ALLEGHENY CITY.
fria- Families supplied with coal at low rates
on short notice. salaiMs.
111 Clo lOW St_ ANDIS II 10 'IR
INVATS-ATTENTION.TO 0111$
large stock of Boots and Show of
French and American Manufacture.
FOR LADIES,
We have a variety of styles of
111e1LK ING BOOTS AND GAITERS,.
Some entirely new
WHITE AND BLACK SATIN SLIP
PERS.
EMBROIDERED AND TOILET SLIP.
PERS,
MISSES• AND CIIILDREN SUOES, of
all styles mind juisUties.
G evrs• AND ROY'S PATENT LEATK.
ER AND CALF BOOTS AND MK/ES.
of every description.
OXFORD TIES,
STRAP SHOES,
BALMORAL ROOTS,
CitgGRESS OAITERS,
ETU., ETC., ETC:
Our ossertment wn.i• rvever ea•re
we offer Our goods at me
Low Pwiouri:
as the same quality eau be sold in the city. We
also manufacture to order every conceivable style
for
LADIES, MISSES, 4. CHILDREN
at fhort notice.
4V. SCHMERTZ et CO.,
iy2t; Si FIFTH STREET.
GRAVEL, FELT, AND CANVAS
ROOTING G.
I‘l ATERIA LS CONSTANTLY ON
V hand. for Pale with ituareationo;
IRON SATURATED FOR ROOTS
Our work is not to be excelled by that of any
onfer in Western Pennsylvania.
B. F. SHOPE. 73 Smithfield Et.
ie2s-3rud PittsMagh.
WM. M. FABER & CO.,
TEAM ENGINE BUILDERS
Iron Founders,
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS
Near the Penn. R. R. Passenger Dew
PITTSBURGH, .
IaffAiNVFACIMIS ALL ,lIINDEI wi
Lvx Steam En ranting freni three to out
bupdred so 4 W
idn' wAees Twee salted for
Grtet Mille. Saw lle, BleatS% factorise
eta.
Wye partionlar_attantion to the construction of
Engines and Machinery for grist mills, and for
upruthtsimelarand circular saw mi ii.
Have also on hand. finished and ready forthip
meat at shortnotice, Engines's:id Bonen of every
ifererigtlon- •
funtishßoilers and Sheet Iron se_paratelyi
Wrought Iran Shafting. Haters and Pulliea ii..
every variety, and continue the manufacture o: •
Woolen Machinery and Machine Cards.
Our price+ are low ; ear machinery manufactu t
al of the best quality of materials, and warrant..
in all closes to give satisfaction.
IlirOrders bum all party of the country solicit
edaud promatlY
Trustees' Bale.
.., . .
113,1: V.IIIITITE OF ANACT OVASBEM.
BLY.ottli,Cqutmoarreolth tit Bountylva
nisotivraved"Pobrusty I *in: expose to
üblic ult. log •tho Borough of
Sharon, .hfurOw ett: Po. on : O I I4S -Ausurt , 4.
181 r 4 . 0 . 16 000 , 7 " the . - • • •
.
•IllbuitesiMitroli Cowspagur
Comdstiog-uf *tielll i elm . 'AWLS/mks. a
lam Warehouse.* so t s
ot laadflogetberwillf ii — lfit ' erg
tor manufaeturblifrree;MESkill ' ! '
This islesiala' We dogmasswig Mall-
WO) 111-th• iba Rae
ilanatitrania, - . *Mrs of
thalbsat.
dwit . bad "rgrata
ap, with
*SlrastilittParsuia
oessgeo, to aye • Nrjuip
good prospect gf the i & legteb4rg Railroad
gassing tkrough ft; ' Sale to be absolute;
Terms—Osurthird is baud;:asid the balsam
in two equal of-six sad WWI months.
with Interest from ocattimmuon of sale.
_- -- . M. C. TROUT. Trustee.
Sharon. Julx 10. 1862.
1,1y14-3wd
IUROPEAN Atli ENC V.
MINILAS RATTISs treetAN.. ZlMBehrgrAX
A. Agent ; WA Water ftittehereh.
lammed to brims out or Had Wick p
fr o m or to port of the old °multi's. =
Item or '
YOB BALM. Pend& helll7l
whine. isaailethiliets
Aar* idd Xleek Mit
SPECIALTIES AT HONE'S
=!=l
1000 i'leoes
Narrow Trinuning Ribbons. at Re
domed Prices,
Wide Meek Velvet Ribbon. for press
. Trimming. •
300 Dozen
Hoop Skirts. from 4 to 40 Springs.
Ladies' Brk and Brown Pic.Nic Maas
Black Lace Mitts.
Gloves and Hosiery of all Hinds,
Black 44 - White and Brown 4c White
Plaid Silks,
Dram Gimps and Faney Buttons,
10 Cases lodles' Linen HandkorekVa
000 Cambric Collars, very cheap. -
200
Coll Ens% !Thread and Guipure Lase
ars,
Brown. Bine. Green, and Drab Grena
dine Yells,
Purple, Lilac. and Black ditto,
Biaek English Crape Yells It Collars,
Swiss and Cambrie Sets,
Linen Trimmings 20 per cent. lower
than usual,
Emb`d and HasnAtitehed lidh•fs.
Mourning , Cambric Handkerehlete—
splendid assortment,
Hair Nets and Head Dresses,
Palm Leaf and Finis Fans,
New Portemounides and Cnbas.
fnlWl buyers will find our.Stook trainman
for tho season. and - at theirorrloWolt Priest
. .
Joseph:: Horne ' ,
. Horne,
77 . .
77 & 79 BIAAUCET:STREET.
Wholesale Rooms. 2d and Ed Stories. 171
Louie
REINEMAN, MEYRAN & SIEDLE,
No. 42 FIFTH STREET;
PITTSBURGH. PA..
WEtuLLIALIC AND IIZTAIL DILALLAB 11l
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
DIAMONDS,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
CLOCKS,
f every kit.L-eripLiui.t.
FANCY GOODS
Bronze Statuary, etc.
WATCHMAKERS' TOOLS,
Materials and lßaohinery .
Wholesale Agency for theallebratftl
AMERICAN WATCHES, -.
lismaisetured at Waltham Mum.
ag.lB-3m4
~ ~F
rim° HORSE OWNERS:—DIL SWEET'S,
INFALLIBLE LINIMENT FOR-HORSES
ie unrivalled br cry.. in all cam et .Lamenes.
arising from Sprains. Brmses or Wrenching. its
effect Is. magical and certain. !farness or. Saddle
Galls. 'Scratches. Mange. &c., it will oho' voted*
cure Spariu and Ringbone. may, easily be pre
vented and cured in their incipient stem but
confirmed cases are beyond' the . possibility of a
RADICAL NG ease piths i
however. s
rtivommittllpP on
alawys remove the and tumble the
horse to travel with compost:trainee.
Every horse owner shoaht have this remedy at
hand; for its timely use at the first appearance of
Lameness will effectually prevent those braids
diseases mentioned. to which all berme are Bible.
and which render so many otherwise valuable
horses nearly worthless.
R. E. SRLLER9 k CO..
denly-dimeow • Agents for Pittsburgh
_
NA.TRONA.
VTE ARE NOW MANUFACTURIN
this article which for brilliancy in burning
freedom of offensive odor, and transgran of
color, (which color we warrant to be c by
age or exposurej is unsurpaseed by any' Innn- -
nator in this or Eastern markets. AA a profitable
Oil to the conca Incr. we can speeially recommend .
it. Also, our manufacture of -
CAUSTIC SODA, •
Used by all large Soap Makers and Oil Refineries.
which excels 10 per cent. in strength all the make
of English Soda brought to doe country. Our
ruannbr taro of
SAPONIFIER, 011 CONCENTRATED LYE; SALT, AC.
Are so well and favorably known. we trust the
mention is stithoient.
All orders and %titbits will be promptly at
tended to by addressing.GEORGSCLHOUN, Agent,
Penna. Salt Manufacturing Wiesen%
24 Wood street. Pittsburgh.
nolikly,tande
SPRING GOODS.
teCe.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
AND
VESTINGS.
WIVE HATE NOW
J. STORE A cost
V v PLETE clock of
SPRING, GOODS.
all new wailWasirable styles, which lave bees
oarefully selected in New 'York with*, desire .to
pleaselhe west &Widows. and comprisins in all.
the various new, fabric and novelties of the
-86111021.
We would reepeotfully solicit an eirke sall.froW
our patrons and the public, to teat the awaits of
the sunset themselves.
NAVEL GREY It EON,
Merphant, Tailors,
Na 10 Fifth Street.
eqp-rino Mite. Plain and Panes Flannel Un
der and Ovarshirts o n 404 and made . to order, on
.
shorted notioo. at
'SCIIMA4IIII4O- 9 3
8 II
. s . • ..riac..47lllte elbidrll:
171 16 ArheOgv,icie cfAltArimue
tirktl.d.b i.•e l i,'
• ,
a alk4 =PIO 4 14an,r. ais o rl44,
1733' No. 90 thgthelirMar
EOM?
ROBIN itAiLzELL & Co.,
Whae l o l H : __GrOoArli
COMMISSION AND • fORINUNNINI MENCIAITS.
AND
Dealers in Produce and Pittelnuit Marnlietlim
1114 211LISEINCIrlOrrigrn
ta. ' • • PMNDUNDI
Ciiillifigtogr.wodt:pdham
IFEMATIL 4499 TKAL
Dsii ia NOM. BONDELMORTG4OI6 salaam Sem-
Atli*
„
P"mardutica cautiitn
um
SLR WHY HD CHTECTIODUT,
”. 22 MA111. 4 141
.44 14 ,
inform
P. 130.111ijilleWomdd h ywhib,
his friends sae thel rt a nr rhe• hoc th a t
I NM i deli ICI
Lau°olslo Alsoffi=l'
temp -t-5.7471.71°,
4 • elliallallMi=ffna . ;Set-
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BiUddhiliLilatg•
10111111111111A3T TO I ISM T 11111
A — front the Secretary ef the - t
T r o ar•ileek
will be opened on the fifth day of June, Ills
tk
at theeffee of Elanna t - Hart c2. . oornarof Wood
Millets. Pittsburgh. renllVlnals. fjqet
8. Coupon or
slinearren under in superinteadenoe. for U.
amdu, redeemable
plmsare of the WWI: men :after Mar ease
and.
.payablein twenty years front date ,
ins uumumat &elate of sin perMaitum. Table
semi-sannally„ to be issued under the Act o Feb
twasyssB4.llBBB.
Tliese Bonds, WWI Ma y
_ lat. note. :011ie Is
mael in adma n.a, of Fifty' Do llars. One
i r k t mhos ti l lfry id
lers. o r for any fraction of that sum , can be re
coma _Salemnytiona for Fifty or Ono Hundred
Dollistramtbagaid. at the time of subscribbm.
in the U. S. Demand Netts, and the metumb e t e d
inter* hmiCtliik Ist of may. tan% In t o * 0 4 ,b •
scrip uom fora Unfit' sum may. at the* of
the subscriber M
be paid at the E 'oron int
at the time or subsoribing, cee-thlitinaapiii ty
and - onottird in forty days theraiftet;
no t shall be lasa than Me ,
k • • , will be granted in deitlet
•. • 1. • amounts az t a p e..-4110ael of
the I aumnif Abe
• of:the mammy. oak tala i d.
as
.ne. • thereon to Obeli suber~,eiy
.*r.t. - or to•the holder thereof. carimtarlyttanea
as mimed in inzeb •—•
Amy other Informadon dertrat irW be Ymmaptly
Etvel on appftirgan to the ealeseribarr
•- - .
or by letler. - • --• 40 241II4101141Nal.t;
printiriang Loam Aommoma . - • - - •
Jane Elk '"' • '
--, ITO ; THE PUBLIC: .
sos
Now. EV / ALLY , . %.•:: ---' '''--"- - ''
. 4 theimabirantaledlkbe • ''' .
ly Modest of all denial; `
eatkaMinisagteiparefranat
delicate disorder!, self-
abase and diseases or
tairklartnewnoWand ite7--
eideat to oaths otboth T•; , ,
„... ...! - ,
saga& ' adults. or married-Jr,grance
DVRILUgerw - pile dur - 1110 - aloing
so. the iggeraist art modlar* dreadfully
shooks& mut think it a great sis iii i2. immond
and for _ ownhmftaUew and *writ 01l 'among
their wilagesing an d, tem; Their
ni , 7l) should cautious to hewer
-InAtragages, thm .D 0 mare awl/r.M,A
3 TrlUr.(swiset PuNishing) lest a'hierative smart
Lim nduld bark* to them seuPhi'fhisallt
endue • and wregamptgons ee. bop . aid
raised ii ignorance. swung up as mushrooms end
she sompareisoadety, acene
allan and cent& mysteriously. mean ly
gotten: His to publicity. however • thatj at amkow
Pairmata d 4 guardians are thanisfal • shell
toos.. and
t iAgrevio
..'llsoble
Acid; arid debate and..apPearaurs •
hAwre.bMered_ ro Malt and vigor by .Dli.
liAalfUr. betides many .before ant after
marriage altnak him have boon avid with
Tering; sametf. mortification. - &O. - Speratatorr
ilea ar. asodaraal easwksioakareemaid ..ktiolie mired
ink veryZ ed at ere of time bi Ins new reinstates.
whia gra lyhb own. mos areemaisounda
_ma the . eatable Kingdom. having seen the
aillacXof Nenculal :reatment.he hassbattdon•
ed it as & aubstitated the vmtable •, iletwale,die.
(41811111111 treated with marked snoome-having had
orwrierty years (40) experieneo an_tkiiiral treat
ment in 41leitals of both the Ohl World and in
the United amen leads him to say-to all with a
fair trial. health and balminess will amilnhlosm
upon the to cheek. Trifle no ICMger with
montobanks and quacks. but come -arid be oared
Consomption and all of its kindred &eases. c a n which so !any amanally fill our °Gantries. can
awijitgui"d'vkdistethZ attend
-t°
"
time parti cularsran of my treatment
!wallowing a copy_of thalledicalAdobrinsdneh
as gamut gratis to all that apply - Raving the .d.•
.....4..... vantaire -of- over - ..forty' Years ouPerirmearl , l
oonseourettly. he hao angegiesheki
raetreidnent of mamba dinette. add 'Who is
dallyeansultedbythe profeedon.lllaWeilliMlMMl
mended by repectable eitizena , pnbliat ro
pilotage of hotels; &e.- Mee - 416• - old
Week near Diamond street. Private cossouni.
cations from" all parts of the Ines - strictly at
tended to. - Direct to
Bolt Wig.
defallydaw Pittsburgh Paid Wise-
IMPORTANT 204aiMEEil
sonar muivarr, 111411179114 rem
ma. upwards et tweets sem tievetedrise,pro
fusions] - time egmlusively to 'the- tesissoint of
neentrpand ksving
sooosais dkltbou-
Bands w restoring theMeted'to sound
health. Le now enthwoonadeames Worming pub
licly hie
" Great American Remedy."
DR. HARVEY'S
CRONO - THERMAL FEMALE • PILLS
.
Which have never yet faik4(whea the dge•
flow hays been stristirfellowed) in re
moving diSoultise Maine
Obstruction - or Stoppage of aturo
or in restoring the mats to perfiet
, iteaes:ieh
suffering fr om Smut Afectkwa PrOr - Cheri
.like Whites. of ether weetwure .of the. Or:
goes. Aiso an cases of Debility or Norm*
.-Pa4itatiose, &0.. ke.hko..
which are of wore Notion, diatom
it tfar a...aw rilnite areperfect/y immoleso on the mtn
a a( 1 / 1 1.be takes by the tenet deleeetefe
mate wethesa ectatiay therm .
• at the same .time
they ad like .eherss. by Mrs agthenitivideb l o..
Tatum. sad restoring the Wawa to a heaths COn •
ditionattur by bringing on the monthly' getiod
wititregelaritty. nn. maUeLfrola what emisto the
abstractions may arise. They should , however,
esalwitaitea duriag Segni time imam Months
of D Mo
woaldttlea at arm otlutr:0111s as
k
sad-
a lwgh• e result.
b oa asvothsoaaom 01111
- Patel
t 0
of m i t l l D , M lllO2 n ^
klfatdeired will Ifesentypmail ire -ub
arovietero. N. humeral daw soi
d 7
rah
FLENUE44.
, •
.• • •
CoruarMailisr itrisit'aad the DituoUid.
: simunuaramm ilan; .. ::: r.. a.' -.- x.
IFT.,,s i bur, i , 20.,..,. 1 %.
Ainitiii --- eld /Week. !, • • fio;
Pe° llo4oV e ban Ot titlit
of . end kw
LA
. twesiv4wer '.. -
Wr i utruegurno bar boar .
oonined=ohirati and l ' ' '
SlViiPla • .
. . I=DBD4I AND an:* .
tii iieal . or i imitioi ma& - ' joiti t to
Aid -eatikii aliwookiee i f - aUdeliile
I:96ldar pa t . ht= t , 4 :
amid aweetaiweime a MIN* mr
reritrVirjr re-.
skim :. :•- ' • • , .. 1.1':. '' . '"'", hig
_ - _DiLititriiiiikt
maw oar Is momikei i -im u reftfirmiemisi
MeMille a ßiMilkli lialli Semialeue-Agefildem—
' 'all ' se tin a kiMeditarr taint.
wilesaawlimia ; NMI
,-Ilie lone • • foulitwe
1 4 9fidebo Al smakapay hrow c i li d a thi .
mien •the et leases the ent le lithely
e la • Dn Beensolleie
• '
Dr. Br o w n. "/ ' • , 17..;:a
rainderata i lal.kgabl•
Imeta .. l often be V t di viditua
whisk *aromas and weak minded
t it ai
~.,, t..... garg . c .... i .b. moym a tr7
-il du i r l- J ---111114 . a" make 114 Pends neleration
Itk_Brovien it 611 to ouzo this
POMO ammo A.rs:aeitt-Aio ell.wattant •
W et iAltr a testi 114., .4W o ra i r
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tataaPTios%
tatioasco= _ofethig,
tL coni tat :
an iksa ft e daa import tiorietti;
1 9&
MeNtla mi arta
Immedi•bansw4
esatd . rsok•64lldelt• I
01100 alitMliti .... 7lZ . M.. No: ll•lhidefifie4
stmt. Pittaboneb
NV IL & "C: P.-.lllllllkilLE,
luasibliaramosiDesiestir
BOOK, OAP LOTTO'',
astall kfidi d
IVIIAPPDTE PAPER, haviraoloved teem
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ar , auk pal ibritma
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' • GIROAIRS.
Wood midliorkihnsii
nimmoialE) r*