Volume XX.I
VEGET ABL EI
NO - AUJONOLIO PREPARATION!
A PURE TONIC MEDICINE.
DR HOOFLANWS
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS
PREPARED BY
DR. C. M. JACKSON, Philadel
phia, Penna.,
Will ef f ectually cure
Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Chronic. or Nervous Debility. Diseases
of the Kidneys, and all Diseases
Arising from a Disordered
Liver or Stomach,
such
as Consti
_nation. Inward
Piles, Fullness or
Blood to the Head,
Acidity of the Stomach,
Nausea, 'Heartburn Disgust Food, Fullness or , Weight in
the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sink
ing
or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stom
ach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and
difficult Breathing, Eluttoring at the Beam
Choking orsuffocanng sensations when in a Lying
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 Eves,Pain in
the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, be.
Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burn
ing in the Flesh, Constant
imaginings of Evil,
and great depres
non of
spirits
And will positively prevent Yellow Fever, Billious
Fever, be.
THEY CONTAIN
ALCOViaOR BAD WHINKT!
They will cure the above diseases in ninety-nine
asee out of a hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale and universal
popularity of Boofland's German Bitters, (purely
vegetable)hosts of ignorant. quacks and unscru
pulous adventurers, have opened upon suffering
humanity the Hood gates of Nostrums in the shape
of poor whisky, vilely compounded with injurious
drum and christened Tonics, Stoniachics and Bit
ter. •
Beware of the innumerable array of alcoholic
preparations In plethoric bottles, and big-beiiied
kegs, under the modest appellation of hitters:
which, instead of curing only aggravates diseases,
and leave tha disappointed sufferers in despair. •
YOUWANTSOMETHING STR ENG TH
EN YOU?
YOU WANT A GOOD 4 PPETITE?
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOrTir r s-
STITUTIONi
DO YOU WANT TO PEEL WELL?
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OF NEH I'O I'A
NESS?
DO WANT ENERGY?
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELL!
DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS
FEELING?
If you do use
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
From J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor of the e
cyclopedia of Religious Knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust 0 f
their ingredients and effects; I yet know of no
sufficient reason why a man may not testify to the
benefit he believes himself to have received from
any simple 'preparation in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit of others.
I do this the more readily in regard to Hoof
land'a German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M.
Jackson, of this city, because I WES ..-rejudiced
l'ltainst:them for many years, under the impres
-91011 that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture,
lam indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker.
Esq ~for the removal of this prejudice by ,proper
..eats, and for encouragement to try them, when
suffering from great and long continued debility.
The us" of three bottles of these Bitters, at the
beginning of the present year, was followed by
evident relief, and restoration to a degree of
iodily and mental vigor which I had not felt for
'smooths before, and had almost depaired of re
aining. I therefore thank God and my friend for
tirecting me to the use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN. ,
PRITADELPHIA. June fn. MM.
From thY Ren. Joeeph 11. Kennard, Pnetor of the
Tenth Raptiet Ghureh.
DR. JACKSON —DEAR S,R :—I have been fr
quently requested to connect my name with coin
mendations of different kinds of medicine, but
rat. diet the nineties as out of my appropriate
sp ere. I have n all cases declined: but with a
clear proof in various instances, and particularly
in my owh family. of the usefulness of Dr. Hoof
land 'a German Bitters, I depart from my usual
course,, to impress my full conviction that for
general debility of thesystem, and especially Liv
er Complaintit is a safeand valuable preparation.
In some cases it may fail , but usually I doubt not
it will be very beneficial to those who suffer from
the above causes. Yours very reopectfullv.
J, H. KENNARD,
Eighth below Coats street, Phila.. Dec. 24th.
Orem the Wife of A LDERMAN WUNDER.
meltdown.
GERMANTOWN, June 1 1861.
Da. C. M. JACKSON—Sin—It gave me pieasure,
wo years ago, to give you a certificate. testifying
oat the German Bitters had done for me. lam
ow perfectly cured of all those - diseases your
Ridicule professor to cute, viz; Dyspepsin„chron
in and Nei:toss debility. disease of the kidneys,
itc. The powerful influence it exerts upon Ner
vous prostration is surprising, I have been con
sulted frequently in reference to your Bitters,and
witimutluaitation. have recommended it for the
above complaints. and in every instance it has
effectually cured. Your medicine has a great
reputation in Germantown, and is sold in every
Drug Store, end in most of the Grocery stores
hem If any one should question what I say, let
thomeame to Germantown. and I will prove to
theirmtisfaction, that the Bitters have cured in
this vicinity more than twenty cases of the above
Respectfully HANNAH WUNDER.
Main street, above Rittenhouse. Germantown,
entea.
JUS_T THE THING FOR THE SOLDIERS.
Will up the constitution, andgive health
an d Annurth to an overta .9 ked and diseased
ealth.
READ THE TESTIMONY FROM THE ARM}
PfitLi.uneatA. August 12, 1862.
D.L. C. M. J . /mum—Dear Wei While in Vir
filnk owing to the change of water, I was taken
with a severe diarrina, which seemed incurable.
Ind which greatly weakened me- When we
embed Martinsburg. I feared I should have to
°um home; but noticing some of your Bitters in
..he store Mr. H. H. Price, in that town, I pur
hand a supp 4. and on taking it was speedily re
attired to heath. The diarrheas was quickly
dwelled. and .1 experienced no return of it. A.
nmidiereflny.mierades, who suffered in theimme
8= .1114 Iron the same cane , with whom I
- the Bitten. lota me in this certificate.
smseetto minim to um seat of war with the Leg
on.msd. metlinly take a supply of the Bit-
Inlamaisinek. I would not be without it
tits wimight in gold, particularly on going into a
mestenereglon.
Yours, truly, A.B. ALTEMUS,
Company 11, Scott Legion.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
Xlloc that the signature of "C. M. JACKSON."
onthe WRAPPER of each bottle.
Principal Office and Manufactory,
N 1). 601 ARCH SPREET,
JONES & EVANS,
(Succxesou To C. M. JACKSON Sc Co.)
PROPRIETORS.
/VP For sale by Ihmagitto and Deniers in every
town in the United States; and by
;Hr. GEO. A. KEYSER,
Pittsburgh.
IL P. INLIEWAIITZ. •
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1 J. GRAIN'
WESTERM STONE WOKS,
245 LIBERTY
PITTSBURGH,
GRAFF & ; co
rte NILTIF"*C 4 rLITZERS
Would call the attention of the public to their
LARGE STOCK
of well selected
COOK,PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES
ALSO. IItPROVZII
Kitchen Mum* Grate Fronts, Hol
low Ware, Lc., anions which will
found the Brat Coal took
Sloven in the State.
The Diamond, Advance,Air-Tight
Eclipse, and Iron ClitP,
Were awarded the FIRST PREhI HIM at the,
State Fair for the BEST COAL COOK
STOVES, Also FIRST PRE
-
MIIIM awarded to the
. TRUE AMERICAN. GLOBE& REPUBLIC.
For the BEST WOOD COOK NOWIN USE. The
KENTUCKIAN told KANSAS Premium Stoves
are unsurpeesed. We call attention of DEALERS
and BUILDERS to the fanged stock of
CRATE FRONTS AND FENDERS
IN THE STATE
N It—We line the DIAMOND and KCIAI'SK
,d Cook Stoves with Soil. Stone Linings, which
and the tire better than iron. oe.2B:bi
PENNSILVANIA RAILROAD CHURCH TiAIN
A. M.
Leaves Wull's Stathn every Sunday at 9 15
do Turtle Creek, do do 920
do Winton's, do do 923
do Wilkinsburah do do 949
d a East Liberty, do ' do 930
Arrive at Pinsk - n.O, 10 13
RETURNING TRAIN
1.61LT0: , Pittsburgh every Sunday at
do East Li lerty do do
do Wilkinsburgh do do
do Brinton'e d 4/ do
do Turtle Cteek do do
Arrive at Walls
.1. STEWART. Passeng9r A eta.
Pittsburgh. J uIY 1562. iY
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8.
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A. BRADLEY,
O. 30 WOOD STREET,
cotrawr Nrcondl. Pithsburigle,
M an u fa 4 uter and Who!wale and Retail dealer in
Oook, Parlor, and Heating Stoves, Grate
Fronts, Fenders, &o.
sir In our eatuple room may be found the
EIAIIRAT OAS BIJ RNINO COOK STOP ES
EUREKA AND TROPIC,
merits of which have been fully tested by
ousands, and the Stove pronounced unequaled
y any in this market.; together with a great many
them desirable patterns. .
have also a very large assortment of
PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES.
einbrachwt some of the BEET PATTERNS now
ffered to the_puldic.
Sir FANCY ENAMELED ORATE FRONTS
AND FENDERS, of the newest styles. Common
Kitchen Bow and Jam tiratec, all of which are
offered at very low prices.
ID" Special inducements offered to builders in
want of GRATE FRONTS. inyaltf
Cresson Springs, Oambria Co., Pa.
rimas DEMO lITFUL D POP 11 , -
1.1 LA R place ofsummer resort, located direct
ly on the line of the Pennsylvania Railroad. on the
summit of the Allegheny Mountains, 2„;;Uti feet
above the level of the ocean, will be open fur
guests from the Ioth of June till the 10th of Oc
tober. Since last season the grounds have been
greatly improvml and beautified, and a number
of Cottages have been erected for the accommo
dation of families. rendering Cresson one of the
most romantic and attractive places in the State.
The furniture has been thoroughly renovated.
The seeker of pleasure, and the sufferer from
heat and disease, w!ll find attractions here in a
first-class Livery Stable, Billiard Tables. Ten-pin
Alleys, Baths, etc., together with the purest air
and water. and the most inagnifieent mountain
scenery to be found in the country.
Tickets, good for the round trip from Philadel
phia, V 7 60 ; from Pittsburgh, $3 OR.
Fur further information, address
IL %V. M 1.1 LL I .*. , 1
je.2o-dtf Crosson Springs, Cambria Co.,
3,1 AN HOD lir—
HOW LOST! HON' ItESTO RED!
Just published, liuvelope. Price
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE. TREAT
MENT and Radical Cure of Spermatorrhnea or
Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Etumissions,
Sexual Debility. and Impediments to Marriage
generally, Nervousness , Consumption. Epilepsy
and Fits; Metal and Physical Incapacity, result
ing from Self-Abuse, Sco.—By ROBT. .1. CUL
VERW ELL. M. D.. Author of the Green Book, &c
"A Boon to Thousands of Sufferers."
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any' ad
draw. Poet paid, on receipt of six cents or twc
postage stumps, by Dr. CU. d. C. KLIIIE
127 Bowery, New York. Post Saba Box, 411211
au7:3m-is:daw
1301)174 AND FiIIIOES,
AT NO. 89 MARKET STREET.
LOOK AT THE 'WOES :
Ladies English Lasting _Heel Gaiters for $l,OO
worth $1,25.
Ladies English Lasting Congress Heel (loiters
for $1,25, worth $1,75,
Ladies English Lading Congress Reel Oakes
$1,50, worth $2,00.
Ladies Fine French Morrocco Heel Boots for
$1,37. worth $1,62.
Ladies Fine Goat Congress Beal Boots for $1.37.
worth $1,75.
Ladies Fine Morocco Slippers for 50c., worth 75,
Ladies Fine Kid Slippers for 75e, worth $1,12.
All other goods hi proportion.
JAM ES ROBB,
•
Market :treat. near Market !louse.
CORNWELL & KERR,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
(At the old established Coach Factory,)
DVAIIIIESNE WAY;
NEAR ST. CLAIR STREET.
Repairing done as usual
MOTILE TO OIL BEFINEMS AND
Ly OTHERS.
THE PENNA. SALT MANUFACTURING CO.
Having completed their arrangements for the
manufacture of
CONCENTRATED OIL OF . VITRIOL,
Are now prepared to supply the trade therewith.
Their Platinum Still having a capacity of 12.000
lbs per day, they will be enabled to ffil orders in
large quantities without delay.
Address GEORGE COLHOUN, Agent,
Office. 24 Wood et. Pittsburgh.
WANTED.
AT MOORE'S DISTILLERY,
189 FIRST STREET,
Two men to run •n engine. with some expo
rience in grinding grain.
.1404 f
M. SEELY.
si 141 FIFTH STREET, %wits Cabana
REAL ESTATE 'AND SENERAL ARENT
Daman is
NOTE. BONDILKOWNAGEB 444 oast Bus
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et: „..ayxst'.
PITTSBUR4H, TUESDAY MORNM, AIT": 11 /S 11 f 29 1862.
PAM. 811008
.I. ORAPF
STREET,
r: _:r
P. M.
.100
..1 24
..1 32
..1 411
.1 35
2410
an kinds of
Six Conte
THE ANDREWS PATENT PIPE.
(PATENTED JANUARY 21.1362.)
Eld 1111 Ries ONLY A TRIAL TO
prove its incomparable superiority to any
pipe now is use. It may be smoked without any
deleterious or totpleactuit eficch, as the oil of to
bacco is not drawn into tko mouth, and the
tontrue does not become furred or coated from in
haling its poisonous properties. The howl is made
of the finest Devonshire clay, and gives to the to
bacco a peculiarly pleasant frogrranee. The to
beet.° einfollot•bectinte mointoris unordinary Pipes,
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 c7ery one he
meets that he has been " indulging in a pipe."
When the' bowl 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 re•tored to its original whiteness
by burning in the tire, (first drying itdhorotighly)
or a new bowl may be procured of the dealer:
lfillatead the opinions of those who have tried
this_pipe:
From personal experience, we know it to be
all that it is represented."—Phiholo. hiquirrr,
A very decided improvement."—Pubfie
"All who have tried it hear testimony to Its es
cellence."—Eoenitta Bullciin.
Deeidedlrthe best pipe in use,
Sar.
"The pleasures of a smoke are enhaneed
thousand fold by its • use, and the deleterious of
facts of smoking are entirely obviale.l."-Bundao
Dfpaleh.
• I heartily concur in the testimonials you have
as to its superiority over all other pipes in use."—
John k..: Rohrer. M. D.
"It:Obviates, to a great extent, the deleterious
effects of the poisonous constituents of tobacco—
an essential (Wand nicotine."—S, C. Briedenho,h,
M. D.
Numerous other extracts might he given. but
the above are deemed sufficient. •
JONES Sr EVANS, (lent:rat Agents.
No. 631 Arch street. Philudelohia.
Unction—As this pipe is protected by Let
ters Patent. any person who may imitate it rhall
be prosecuted to the thll ertent of the law:
W. & U. ItINEIIA la, Agents.
No.l-19 and i;sl WOO.l street.
Pittsburgh.
ielB.2ineod
BAGALEY,
WHOLESALE GROC E RI
NOB. 18 AN ii 20 WOOD STREET,
I' 1 "1"1 M IS it it 41 H
WM. lI.SM ITII
iirli. 11. sml'i'ii A C 4),
WHOLESALE GROCERS
NOS. 112 SECOND AND 147 FIRS! SIKEEIS
deli PITTYM It oi if
`I ECI.tI. %oTi4•r:.
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MALTE:4: LACE .kNI) :sEr
FiNt ttdeeti..tt frOl/1 !. I,IY illsi•oi InLoki)
PATTERNS'NENN
EXTREME'. \ I:I.:Al:III I I
.1 %I-I • •I•intrii f..l' 'tale I,
11.1c1:1 •.!
•
r:1 , 4 I.
KM If - ATET.
/2. MEDIATELY rxperielleed 4ter.
for service in -the-
WMIV.T. $25 per mouth 0-1 r at itn, awe.
Transpiirtelien will he furni,led to their .le,ttir-i
-lion. Apply le -A. .‘ll)STiil EltA.
Major and Qt. I
Office Quarterntneter I'. s A . N , .. ill Liberty
street_ PittAiurch.
G REAT REDUCTION I\ !%1 .1 11,11:It
BM) TS, Stini..S. .1 .V/ ) (;.1 / 7'1.'1:
t:111;.11' rz . rl)l;c:
.10SEI'li 11. It. , 1:1AN10.
Market street. sty...ad fram Fifth. iTNi
ROBERT ARTHIIRS.
ii.N .E:v Al
AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. .of Ohio
Missouri, Tow, Wisconsin. Virginia. No.:. York
jouisiana, Illinois, lowa. Florida, Indiana. K.en
achy and Michigan.
No. 135 FOURTH STREET.
— Brief the lip,' meeting 1. , . -‘‘ ift Oa T
ing.
OLT far Mr war,: t, enough or th.. 1.1
"NOW OR NEVER !"
•
rolit IF: UNDERSIGNED IS ENLIST
. A ciiMPANY 4 , 1 , MEN.
NOT POit.A7Net)/:
F 0 it 'l' Il 1C W A le .
Those who enlist fur Ihig perioLi 'nay he
One year. tom years. or three year, will seed., re•
thr fabmino lineal,, mid Ad /'•.,,..n.
being musterol into service:—
Bounty from Allegheny I ..nuty 050,
Bounty from the l'itited States
Premium from the I 'nite.l f-tat es..
lute month's pity in wit
= Total 692
At the I 'lose attic war $75 %%ill t
each recruit.
tensible of the great emPrgeney h dictates
the Presidents call for :MO. •
lure wen. I
cannot say to my friendA, ' but rather.:
"Come, Let Us Off to the War Together.'
629-oflire. liir the nreiii.nt. in sToin,
OF DI:WATCH BISILDINti, N.,. 67 Fifil
Street.
WEI. U. MOOIIIV,
Recruiting, Offices
au2 tf .
1 I
EN E.
M
LIME.
Builders and Cwatractont will rind n superior io ti
etc of
LIME:
which we arc prepared to deliver.
!DICKSON. STEWART
aus-a Coal Yard. 509 Liherly street
J. H. CASIDAY.
Note, Meek, Draft, }loud and Mort
Rage, Beal Fatale and Mer.
ebaudlote Broker.
OFFICE ROOM No. 12 BURKE'S BUILDING.
FOIJRTII STREET. Pittiburgh. Pa.
1101.25.000 to invest in Mortgagee and No. 1
paper. iny2l
USe ETWIERMASTERN• IVAN.
•
. N 1) OTHER CLAIMS .:IGAINS7
COVERNA Arr.
ought by
PITTSBURGH TRUST twilit...A am,
e 27 3ml JOHN D. SCULLY, Cashier.
_ .
Loretta Springs, Calabria County, Pa
CHTUATED ON THE ALLEGHENY
Mountain, near Loretto..l wiles from Cres
son Station. Pennsylvania Railroad. Camba
county, Pa.. will be open for the reception of V is-Hors
On the pith day of Juno.
Au excellent Band of Music will ho in attend
ance during the season.
For circulars and further informatien. a_pOy to
FRANCIS A. tIIBBONs,
ielB-dteepl - Proprietor.
LATE STYLES OF
SUDIDIMEL GOODS
MIST 'RECEIVED.
MR. RAML. CRAY
iILIAS JEST =TEEMED FROM THE
U. East, and we are now receiving au elegant
stock of for the Summer Wear, combining
together one of the choicest and most desirable
stocks to be found East, and take special pride in
ealMingthe attention of one patrons and the Pub
lic to an examination of the same, which will be
awls ap to order in our usual styleto the sadsfac
thin.ef allwho favor us with their
_p
SAML. GRAY h SO
Mereban_t, Tailors, r
No. IF iguirzeig.
ir:•ADIIIMP ROOTS FROM 4115 CRETE RF.
Li id Masalie Audio& Rena. isa
DAILY PtYST.
The Providence Miss Ideating.
. .
Speeches or Gov - Ciao - 1r Sprague.
Lieutenant -Governor Arnold..
The:emits meeting in iiMarltetsiSiivare,.
Providence, of which we have published
brief telegraphic reports, was' a 'vend
success. "Little Rhody" is in a fair way
to raise her 108th regiment, as the recruit
from Providence Plantations said to be• a
rebel picket, 'mud if that won't de . She
will come herself." The followingspeechee
are worth reading:
speech or Governor Sprague.
bus never been my fortune to appear
before SO many of the people of Rhode
Island, or the citizens of Providence, as I
see before me to-day. The occasion which
calls you here to-day must be one of inter
est to every man, to every boy that I be
hold—yea, to every woman that I see
gracing the windows all about me, and to!
these gentlemen that emaipy thee seats be
fore you. It is no playful business upon
which you are assembled at:thia hour,
and the topics which are to he discussed
are serious—serious to you, -sir, and to
you, men, and to you, wives, and your
children, if you have them, and the dear
est connections and relations in life which
any of you may cherish. Yon arc to dis:
'ass questions and modes of action which
combine together for the promatioe of
your country's good—for your country's
salvation. Why, my fellow Mtizens. I
should be brought here to make ray ap
pearance before you on an occasion like
this I du not know.
Since the Ist of February, 1861, it hr.. 5
been my duty, my privilege, my pleasure,
every moment of my time, to devote all
the ability and all the energy that I had,
to represent you. It is for you to say, it
is not for me, who have a conscious feeling
of a right endeavor, to say whether' have
diseharg,ed that duty promptly and effi
ciently. Be that as it may, 1 have endear
ed to perform only my citizen's duty,
land I ask nothing else from any citizen or
any friend, but the simple idea of a citi
zen's duty. I crone here at Ocean of this
committee to make my appearituce to you,
and to make knowu to you My unflagging
laterest in what I know and what I hail in
the cause that is uppermost in the heart
or merry - American citizen—of every citi•
len, no matter whii, who has the rights of
the people to maintain.
But. my fellow-citizens, it is nut mainly
the interest of those our fellow-citizens
who oecupy seats on this stand, whose in
terests are dangerously affected; it is the
humble citizen. the man who works every
day. who Oil e 9 his bread by the sweat of
Lis brow. it is that man who is in danger.
It is to him :None really that the position
of Ids .muntry and its interests are danger
ous: it is 6.r him. and him, ;usinly. I say.
that we as.egnltle un an occasion like this.
file wealthy man here and there or every
% .-.tit take care of himself. but it re
handed, yonr united support
and energy to protect yourselves front en
...des abroad, and in the Geld with arms
in their hands. and also from those at
f,,a, who Sr.- iooking for their own selfish
-3funamunl•
JOS. It. HUN lilt
aggrate.) 4emer: t.
tio. thou. into your country ' s sr ;vice.
You do not hill: but your duty in going.
Every :nun a Ini go.•s, ilops :loth ug hut
ids duty. nod those i010..h0 not oe are ree
rear,/ 1 , • , /1/1 0 .1.
It i., ourl'or p lll tight the conflict of
this venue ti , the baler e•nd, and it is lor
rent t, , balsa those_• ill high placer responsi.
tile, who by yotir favor or by fortune oe
eilp them. It is for the people of the
I 'int , A Mate, to weed Dill from among the
places of pow•.•r all the corrupting in
thiencos which blacken and stagnate every
thing they touch.
There is everything for you to do. You
can it by :teflon. You cannot do it
with your hand: in 3.011 poelfets or your
hearts all apathy.
he President of the rioted States has
this moment, through the wires of this
whole country, called upon each State to
semi forward it i.ittota by a draft--; e•ries
"Good, good, cheers?—if
(lineally ordered out do not
come. by the middle of this month.
jt is it satisfaction to the Prosidant of
this country that you like this; it is a sat
istitetiiin to him to know that you approve
the elbirts he is making and the policy he
is adopting, and he asks now, so far as
this is concerned, your hearty approval.
Re assured, gentle•oten, Inv fellow citi
zens, that so far as the President's order
in the State is concerned. his authority
will be honored and his order obeyed.—
' Cries of "1:ood, g00d... and cheers.)
I cannot, I must not say more: I ant not
exhausted: I never ton exhausted in this
cause: but there are oilier and abler speak
ers to address you. My acts are before
you: look to them: and for the future,
whatever nay be the consequence, you
will ever find um foremost in the endeavor
to suppress and thoroughly extinguish this
rebellion.
Indiana Repudiates Negro Regi.
I':U ern It PHI I.ADEI,VIIIA I! R. : —ln
your paper of this date you state that "a
deputation of Western gentlemen waited
on the President, on Monday, to offer two
colored regiments from the State of hi
liana," and that "two members of Con
gress were of the party."
To prevent any misapprehension of facts,
I desire to say, that if such an offer was
made (which I do not believe,) it was
entirely upon the responsibility of the
persons who made certainly not by au
thority or'in accordance with the views of
(lovernor Morton, or any of the State
officers of Indiana. The two negro regi
ments which were tendered to the Presi
dent and refused, it is stated in well in
formed circles here, were proposed
.to be
raised in New York. There are no mem
bers of Congresu trom Indiana in this city,
and none have been here for ten days
past.
Front au intimate knowledge of military
atliiirs in Indiana, I can positively say that
negro enlistments would be repugnant-ill
the highest degree to the authorities and
people of that State, and that, if a meas
ure so distasteful should be set on foot, it
could not be tolerated by our citizens.
Even a single company or a corporal's
guard of negro soldiers, under any contin
gency likely to arise, could not he raised
in Hoosierdom, for the reasons stated.
By giving this an insertion in your val
uable journal you will .correct a misrepre
sentation which does great injustice to the
gallant and patriotic people of our State.
W. H. H. TERRELL.
Mil. See'y to Governor of Indiana
WASHINGTON CITY, Aug. 6, 1862.
s ir A Boston editor, alluding to the
long noses of -I plias Cfesar, the Duke of
Wellington, John Tyler, and otlier digni
taries, sap that he recently saw a nose
that beats, them all. It was , thin and
straight, saubbed at the end, and aB of a
foot long.! In concluding, however, it
occurred to him that "it may be at well
to state thtit it belonged to a• pair : • o f b e i.
lows."
mentB
.~~.~~~;
synoOIALTIES
HORNE'S TRIMMING STORE.
,We beg leave to call the attention of
.ALL WIIOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS
TO our stock of good/3. purchased early in July,
previous to the advance in prices.
Dress Trimmings in Every.Tariety
Black Velvet Ribbons. all widths:
Embroidered Coilars and Setts; •
Lace Collars and Setts:
Footing Collars%
Linen Handkerchiefs. embroidered.
hemmed and corded:
llooplikirts and INcebanie Corsets;
Army Side* Drawers, Socks, Le.;
Narrow Cowled-Edge Trimming Rib.
bons; . .
Ladies' Superkw Cielion Hosiery:
Gloves, Goantlets. and Mk Lace Mitts;
Basek aiding Gauntlets;
Ladles• Brawn and Black Straw Mats;'
Chenille and Invisible Hair Nets;
Weslen Yams. new let Just received;
Partenionnales at all prices;
Black English Crape; Bombazine:
Grenadine; Crape and Lace Veils;
Fancy Goods and Notions of all kinds
Joseph Horne,
77 & 79 MARKET STREET,
Wholesale Rooms. Yd and 3d Stories. nut
Proposals for Army Wagons.
OFPICF: QUARTERSIASTER U. S. Alley,
Pittsburgh, Peun'a, Aug..l, Iq4 2,
fiIEALED PROPOSALS WI LL 111: RE
CEIVED at this office until 12 N. on Satur
day, the 9th of August, 1M 2, fur the delivery at
such point or points, within the limits of thecity.
as may be designated by the undersigned. of Three
Hundred Army Wagons. Specifications to be
Fern at this office.
Biil4 will be received for the whole number, or
'for any number not less than One Hundred. Bids
will not he received from any person not actually
engaged in the manufacture of Wagons. Each
bid must be tuceompanied by a guaranty for the
execution of a contract, in ease the hid he ne
mpted.and.goodi and sulticientseeurity in not lees
than the amount of. the bid. will be required for
the due performance of the contract.
The bidders will state explicitly the period
within which they propose to deliver, and other
things being equal, preference will be given to
bids specifying tht shortest period.
Blank forms of bids, guaranties, and bonds may
be procured on application at this office penion
alty,or by letter or telegraph.
Proposals by firms limit noise all the pantie. , to
such firms.
Ilto proposals of bidders not in conformity to
the a , oreti requirements will not be considered.
Bidder. , must be present when the bid• cue
opened.
1 be rout to reiectell Ithdt is reserved.
Addrees pro p osals as fellows:
MAJOR Al LEN. MONTGOMERY.
quartermaster SA ,
Pitt:-bunch, Pa..
An I mod, Se I h sin "Prole., if; for Arany Witimus. -
aut.
EUTIRN CARRIAGE& ITGGIES 141GONS
spApinrERAT PI E4llllllll-1111 AN ID ED, TWO.
LA SHATKD Carriage-tot, liugltieE and Light
Buggies. without too& will positively he sold at
the lowl.t,prieto.. to suit the [lulus. l'orueul.vr at
tention paid to repairing.
MRS. JOSEPIII ‘lllll'lE,
Lawrenceville. Penn street. near the Twio3lile
Ron.
ORAVEL. FELT. AND CANVA6
■ 001 P ING.
M ATERIALS CONSTANTLY OS
ANAL f. , r tale with instruction=;
IRUX Si Tri:ATED 1011 ROUES.
Our work is not to be needled by that of any
Roofer in Western Penn, - ylvania.
it. F. .PE, 73 Smithfield at.
I'ittAr4rlh.
AA;
I'lllllllodiAlli KATE WAN , EICIROPKILIV
A Agent, 115 Water street, Pittsburgh. Pa.,
is prepared to bring out or send back passengers
bons or to any part of the old country, either by
steam nr sailing packets.
SIGUT DRAk LS FOR SALE. payable in any
part of lilttropa.
Agent for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail
road. Also, Agent for t h e old Black Star Line of
Sailing Packets, and fur the lines of Steamers sail
ing between New York. Liverpool. Glasgow and
Galway. fell
The Philosophic Burner.
HATDE:vs NEW notHLE,teribiti
Philoeophie Burner for Carbon Oil is now
ready. It many a.lvontage,. "Vol. the
Common Burners.
I. It 'nukes a largo or mall light with perfect
combustion.
It will burn any quantity of (Al with saes.
It can he used with a long or short chimney.
It. can be used as a taper night-lamp.
It can always be tnade to burn economically.
lt is more easily wicked than any other
Of.
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 be removed or inserted
without touching the tags&
These burners are the common N.,. I site, and
can be put on any lamp now in use. Every Per
son using Carbon Oil should have a Philosophic
Burner. Price 25 cents; per dozen sold at
No, 'FOURTH street, Pittsburgh.
P. lIAYDEN.
KENNINGTON
IRON AND NAIL WORKS.
LLUYI)eIzIJLite .
. Manufacturers of
ar, Illemegs, A
suad T Imam, Nana And liplike/6;
Iso, Screen, Small T hail and Flat Bar Rath.
Iron, suitable for Coal Works.
Works are adjoining the CITY ()AS WORK
Warehouse, No. tat Mater 'street and N
6 Market street. BagM, MotildlnE.
aplB.4aireis
LAKE SUP ER lOR COPPER MINES
SMELTING WORK S.
DVIDUILTSY dr, CO..'
Manufacturers of
Sheath. Brasiers' and Bolt Copper. Pressed Cop
per Bottoins.Baised Still Bottom ,
Speller
Solder. dr. ADO importers and
dealers in Metals. Tin.
Plate s Iron.
v
de.
air Constantly on hand. Tinmen's Machine•
and Tools. Wirehottm No; lie FIRST and I*o
SECOND STREETS. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Ar Sp sei al orders of Copper cot to any desired
return. - • ferddydaw
WILLIAM
HARMON A. norms.
General Partners.
BIEANN it COFFIN,
(Summon to 144:t/Wiese. Mesas a C 0.,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Oorner Wood and Water Streets,
P1'11161811111,1 61. MAL
LANDRE'rII'S
GARDEN AND FIELD SEED,
WARRANTF.DFRENHAN I) le EN UINE
NI - Also a general assortment of
Agricultural Implements, Fr ra
likeadeuad OVOUSIMUtaI Trees,
received and for cal! by
BECkHAN & LONG,
N 0.117 Liberty street.
next doorto Hare's HiteL mb22
S OLAR OIL WO* * c9IIIIPANY,
OF PENAbxLTANLi;
OPPIM' ST. CLAIR STREE.7OBear the Bridge,
12..addreo
myl9.tf
J. WHAM. JR., tearetary and Treasurer.
Art DM BELTING, OF THE BEST
ILllL.Eastern make,Gum Pal i
lyWl r _
ask eta.
6?!.llll4 griitertystreetoppodtaislid of Wia.
ad.*:
IliE=lii
MME
Public Sale of Orizaba Iron Workii,:ao-
So
phia Furnace, Etc.
Ifllf Pill KRUANCE •OF -AN ARIAS nag•
DER issued out of the District Court of Alle
gheny County. in the Commonwealth of Peginyt.
van's, to N 0.3 of NOv,,enlber TWM. Ink - I: wi ll
expose to_publie sale, a tthe Idercftnter•
on Fourth street.- in the City. of Pii on
WedneFillay the 27th day of Aftud.llllllfh at.
o'clock P. 31.„ or at Midi time' em - aisktaWluels
said sale may be then and.thertialionnild: 11l the
following described *wooed/. to witc:= 1 k,- ',
The lands and tenements ecuripoldngenil 'input , .
tenant to Orisabalfbrior and Scow 'Furnace.
situate io Pollock ToWnallbiVlialehnligridnlia
cent to the boron* nflibs=t eset . nce
county. Pennsylvania. houn 1. as
follows: . " ' - '''' '':'
A piece of land boundedi-
A i
noillf*mi
1 ' ' tick
creak,
al
creek. cast by the Pennvanialorf a n o 1
d
otherland of said trust, and west by oe
creek': containing one acre, Mow htrielsil*Vhich
are erected a blast furnace, knownby thieninie of
Sophia, 40 feet square and 95 .feet. adding
house toyer house, cinder house. w .. hpullo.
boiler house, engine house, engine add bhawitls
three boilers in the boiler. house:and flit.. o , xtri
ki
boilers set and complete, and huge brick. lc.
A piece of land, beginning at north-east
of Rolling Mill lot, on Neshannock creek; rd aline
thence north .17. P. west-IW2 feet: north 8. east
151 feet, thence along ssidmill lot 24e..4%5g.ni the
Place of beginning; on which is a brick efts and
- a blacksmith shop. ' ''-''.' . ' 84 ' i .
A piece of land rt one saris and % perishes,
more or less, be 'ginning at & post near Ur. 2
on Pennsylvania canal, running south 211 L...
_west
300 feet to a Not on said canal: thence tou 20Xr
east 348% feet to a poet on Negioniock crook;'
thence south 463.1' west 300 feet by said week to a
post; thence south 20W . east24o34 feettothe place
of beginning:, on which it erected srolling mill.
the main budding 150 by 212 feet, with sheds at
tached. in which are 16 boiling. (unmet% 5 bent- '
ing furnaces, boilers and engine suilleient to drive
all the machinery in said mill.hat rolls. small
rolls, nail plate and muck rolls, semeezersestioars.
etc ,25 nail machines and ono wrought !pike ma
chine, and a brick warehouse, 60 by 20 feet..
A piece of land beginning on the canal at south
west corner of mill lot, and Mining- 11011* iffile
west 136 feet along said Catilli, thence sou" flibi
east 50 feet by land of. J. ,it J. C. White, thence
south 2' east 181 feet by street, theameWest 24 feet
to a post, thence south 2° east 150 feet by art.silleg,
thence 18 feet by .1. & .1. C. White, 4o adllLict•
thence along said lot to the place in Isegnellinff:
containing one-half acre, more or lemon whichie
a nail and stave factory. 46 by 112 feet, orwine and
boiler house, with engine sufficient . ,to drive um
chinery for 24 nail machines, one spke machine,
one stave machine, circular saws. Sic., there/neon- '
tained i one clay house.sB by 34 feet, with i ma
chinery fur grinding and tempering clay to, Make
fire brick.
A lot of ground. No. 8. in White's addithin to
New Castle, bounded on the north and east by
streets. south by, lot No. 7. and west by-Jefferson 51 feet front by 160 14et: on which is a
brick cooper shop, 25 by 90 feet, and carpenter
shop 12 feet square.
A piece of land in the borough of New Castle.
beginning at the north-west corner of School
House on east side of Jefferson street, near the
bridge over Neshannock creek: thence north 88°
east 131, feet to said creek : thencii north 37.14° went
to Et feet ; thence south 5334°weiit:281 feet to Jeff:
erson Street; thence south i ,, east 125 feet, to the
1 ,1,,, o; i,,,Kinni.g. , a ttaining one act.., more or
A lot of ground hounded. north by other lands of
aid trust, east by A. 1.. ,fr O. W. C r awford, south
y White's heirs. and west by Jeffersonstreet, on
which is erected a briok dwellituthouso.
The ahere-described property will be sold to-.
gather as it whole. Also in separate parcels. - as
described.
undividedfha half of 00 acres of land, more
or Ica in Nesbannoek township, bounded-north
by Crawford, cast by Pearson, Pyle and others,
south by Thomas Palls, and west by Maitland and
Crawford, abounding with coal, about 254/ acres
cleared, coal banks vtieneil, a number of frame
housea, barns, sheds. stables. coke ovens. ke.,
erected thereon.
Apiece of land in Neshannoek township.
hounded by lands of William Alexander, James
Boyle. and John McKee. containing:al acres and
130 perches. on which is erected a plank house, a
Joe house. a trame stable; about :.1.1 aerefeleared:
also a good spring of water:
Three eon:Moons iota of ground, in Pada
township, bounded on the north by Cunningham
and others, south by White. east by Vegan and
others. and west by —, on which are created
dwell mg houses. stables. Ste.
A recce ot land in Neshannock township, lying
south of Eastbrook road. containing :al acres,
more or lee , , being part of the Ihrupson tract.
purchased by Y. McCormick from Diann Thaw.
son. situate about 13.., inims train New Castle, on
the Eastbrook mud
A lot of art und. 60 feet front by 1R) in depth, in
the borough of New Castle..bountleil north by
street east by allay, south by Jacob Lint and
west 6 Jefferson street, on which is erected a
triune stable.
A lot of ground in Pollock township, iii White's
addition t o New Cootie, beginning on Mill street.
at corner ef lot number:2: thence eouth 2.E24 by
street 50 feet: thence south att° west by lot
No. 3. 1:0 feet ; thence north Q.' west by alley 50
feet to sou t wes t corner of lot No. 1: thence north
east by rot Ni. IFo feet, to :he place of be
'denies.
A frame Louse and lot in Pollock township,
bounded north by Neshannock creek, cast by Jef
ferson street, west by —, east by —.
A lot of ground in said township. bounded north
iiy Wallace, east by an alley. south by Dickson,
and west. be Croton road. being N.. 1 feet in front by
190 feet in depth.
Also. a tract of land of about 42. , 1 acres, in Su
gar Creek township. Venango COUUtY.Pennitylra
nia, k 'town' as the Saw Mill tract, being the same
described in decd from Pollard McCortnick.dated
std August.
Also, 3 bit of ground in the City of Detroit anti
Slur ,t khigan,desoribed as the east half anti
tt strip off the west half of tire feet in width, run
ning the entire length thereof; Of lot number 3 of
block N. :7 ..f the Caw Farm.
A more full :mil accurate description of the prop•
erty to be sold will be furnished from the deeds at
the theca sale.
Tanya—line-fourth of the purchase in hand,-
pon execution of the deed or deeds, and the res
idue in three consecutive annual installments
thereafter: with interest from the date of the ac
know ledemen t of the deed before the Court. Said
deferred payments to be secured by bonds and
mort g a ge upon the property. Twenty-flee per
cent of the burnt money when the property is
struck down. WM, 0. POWI.K.
.IY L'l l -4w Receiver.
kmPECIALIVIr
kmarantaadfales '
ly Modest of all denomi
nations, treat secret mad'
, delicate disorders, self
abase and draftees or •
matins oommouand in
cident to youths of both .
sego% - and adults. or Married: Dieause
Da. Bacnirravr publishes the fact -of=
so. the ignotain. and Wails modest ire
shocked, and.think it a great'sin :very ;inanoral
and for ',contamination aad emu lion worm
their wives. ',oinking sons da ugbtigs Their
family physsciaa shoidd be eautionitplkesa m ien
in ignonwe *MO do the siansli(Dr.
STRUP.Sezeept llama luttristins Drag
degmot be lost to them am stupid falsely
and prewiptuous NM and
raised in *wrung% aPlancap as m and
who oompare moiety: intelilgete. senati. - hi l uto
collars sad eentk mystarionstr. Mr=
rotten. it is to publicity, however. th t h
_
parents clad guardians are thankild :that their
ions. daughters and_wards, previously feeble
sickly and of delicate sondition- and
,appearanat.
have be mitered" to health and vigorby R .
BRAN besides many before and 'atter
marriage thrtsigh him have been savedwek suf-f
tering. anxiety. mortification. he. Snowman
hes or nocturnal emmialioneareisomuletabieured
in a very short space of time by_ his new remedies ,
which arepemallarly kis own. They are imurpounds
ruin the Vegetable Kinmlom, having sees the
fallacyofthe Mercurial treatmcnt,bo has abandon
ed it and substituted the veritable . rimale dis
eases are treated with marked suaares—narmg had
over Only years (40) experience in therm treat
ment in hospitak of - both the Old World-and in
the United Mates leads him to say—to all with a
fair trial,' health and bemuses will again bloom
anon the now—palled cheek. Trade no iongerwith
=Wheals and wake but con, and be tared -
Oopglmptson and an of its kindred diseases, of
wain ao Many annually fill our eountrisi; can
now be relieved. providing they WWI: to it in
time Full particulars can baba" of my treatment
by grommwa Ooy of the Method Advieg.which
is given grail. to all that apply Raving Dia ad
vantage - sif over k i l i Veare experleirew and
observallog. maw . he has impailor shill
in the trentment spee ilisemec and' Who is
4 11 7 oeumited kg the professes. as welleatsemn
mended liy repeatable aitkens, piablisma%
pristine it hotels. he. :thilas OA
street. near Diamond street. Private eisatauni
cations from all parts of the Dalin subtly at
tended to. Dinette
BOOK, CAP LETTER, -daiklyillsw
S. B. it C. P. MARKLE,
W RA I'l'l Nil PAPER, have removed from
No. 27 Wood Hiroo*. to
NO. 33 SMITHFIELD STREET,
sir Cub .aid for RA(IS
HOHICIIT D41.21[1.1 4. Y 'DALIN=
808 T. DAL:ZELL ilk 11:111L,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
AND
llenlent in Produce and Pittsburgh Nonnfsoiareo.
No. 231 LIIIENTT STUNT,
PITTSBUNGH
FARMERS. TAKE NOTICE.
OFFICE tIARTERMASTEE U. S. AMT.}
Pitts arch. Pa.. June 14. /861
relliE UNDERSIGNED WILL PIM
. CHASE good
t... 4 IU I) 0 A IC
Delivered in quantities nut leas .than five hun
dred bushels. Payment made on delivery, at
No. 349 Liberty street, or on . Levee.
ALEX. MONTGOMERY.
ujor and QuartermasterV. S. A
DAVI& 111 . 0A,DLUE4
Spteiad Partner.
FAMILY COAL imrivr.
WX. M. STEWART,
I.11.S.1A.:1•171111 TN 'CCLA.I-••
101.. Corner SOUTH. COMMON k SANDUSKY
STEEETT. ALLEGHENY .CITY.
*S. Families supplied with coal at low rates
on short notioo. mhs:3in.
CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
Tho Subscriber wishing to close out his summer
BOOTS, SHOES, AND DATUMS,
To make room for Fall floods, will offer them at a
alight advance on cost Yon must call at the
CHEAP CASH STORE, . .
OF JOS.T. BORLAND'S,
au2 sift Market. atreetai doer from Mt.
"wiLTEIIA.VE JUMP RECEIVED PROW
v the East a lance and choice seleetioo of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
for Gents' and Youths leaf; 'wta all the
newest styles COATIL9*,:OAHOOREs AND
VATTING& W..ll2.lll4diffla CO-•
'• • • Ass Prom' street
°nun :Tgazimi `AilScutari tela ety. =79
GBEEN APPLEII-75 Beni ailaWir
Apples Rut retained and for ea7eb_y_
USX
%mans*et sad /17 nt *We.
e.:1710
P4anutaeturers and Dealers in
and all kinds of
Pittxburich. Pa..
ap9
Wholesale Grocers,
NEW GOODS.
::k sit:7' .._P ll'O'1:;•:
Uftblished - 1842.
• -
, /
„,.. Mlh aI CAL
-L-- M .- .
' ' ;
''
'' ' irirr.L._. /•••
Dr. ;sb kilit t , o 4 - ..g414 - „ rzi a. tubiu: swam
garthelart .
..,
.00nlnad inestl7 iePli ' ' - :4
, P 111 1 0 1). ipi l laa " .
4 * . i''. 2 .
CITIZENS AND STRAIRNIME%:- , ..7.? •,•
In need of a medical Mend. 11101lid r
1,....
Jv
~..,. -
Ind oat the rare glare of relief. Tho o ';''''" .„
regular gishate.and Idsexposiamo in the ''' 7_,.
.meat of a eats% elm of diseases is a ma pat;_
ante, to the indrosan of obtaining 511110-
14gitthe are of his remedies an following his
_. __ , .
DR. BROWN'S REMEDIES
D
fell to care the wont form of Venoms!
Dimaima iu mritiss aid Sorotuloas Affections—
Also asides from a bandits?, taint.
whieh =Miens itself in the form of tatter
psoriasis. and a meat many :form_ of skin dis
till/IA iblUldllit et Irbil& the passe, is ontirel,
ignorant. To Mums so aninaL nrairown often
hoed a puce's
m e
• Di Brain's needier for the iiiiiniihis triadta
• =4 oo. niltr itc y rta thataiditar, habit otaensual
e young and weakininded
1 .... rr= .. (to their own dastruationd ar
remedies known in the country
—they are sals and make a speedy restoration
of health.'
' RIINDMATISM.
painful Dr. Bypwn's remediss never Sill to, ours this
painful • i s i e - Isr s yam nsra—he warrant a
mire. He abo treats Mks. Diese r g e rmas
tirethalDl Pentala Adm.
Min Suppramions. egesis of' .Jaintsi
ilskilla AMIN Nervosa Atieetions. Pains in the
Diaz and Rids Irritation °Me Bladder. to
gether with aR dbsiw of ea immure might.
A letter describing BR O WN . t a
an directed to DR. No:n• thuithfiebi
St.; Pi burgh, Pa., will be immediately ammo.
ed. medicine sent to any address. safely zincked
and secure from olwannuon. . . -
Nies and Private Rooms. No. 60 SidiWield
street. Pittsburgh. Pa. nols-tawds
IMPORTANT TO LADIES!
NAIL JOHN HARVEY, HAVING, FOR
Al upwards of twenty years devoted' his pro
trusions' time exelusivaly to the hianstent of
Female IliFfmaltiee. and haring suoseedel in thou
sands of eases in motoring the 'Rioted to sound
health hes now entire eouldence in offerhur pub
tidy his -
44 Great American Remedy,"
DR. HARVEY'S'
CRONO - THERMAL FEMALE PILLS
Which have never Yet Well (when the &mo
tions have been strictly fouowed.) in re
moving difficulties arising from
Obstruction or Stoppage of Refire.
or in restoring thsksystem to perfect health when
suffering from Spinal Affictiora. Preks= e lfisri.
de Mare , or other wftlmess of tha Or
= Alec in all ewe ffiefiility.
re.. tin.
which are tie stsistagne ens of more serious Aiwa&
0311Theee PasstrWilwersfirhareded elide eon
*Steam. aid pecelbe Übe* but he mod delicarefe--
mate widest canny distress at the same tune
.they ad fib a charm. b 7 etrefildllewleklatiSo
- and restoring the system to ahem/wean
&flow end•hy bringing on the monthly - period
with regalia*. no matter from what cause the
obstrgetions may arise.' They should, however.
sot lalass during the first three or four months
of pregnancy, though safe at any other time, as
adsesniage would he the result. •
Raehlbox eontains6o Pills. Pain ONE Do Lisa,
and when desired will be sent hymen pre-paid
by an_y selvd_thed Agent, on receipt of dement!
J. BRYAN, Rochester. N. Y „ General Agent
Sold by Draggistsasneralle.
zes BEM ° Flrainire, •
Censer Make- street and the Dianiond,
aufiLlelawis
TO; THE` . THE- PUBLIC
BOX BOO,'
Milbank Past Oise.
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rffido 111111.19 E oWNEIIII.—Dit. 8
A. INFALLIBLE LINIMENT. FORM
is unrivalled by any . in all VMS O t t o Wi il INIS.
kilt fapirain4. Minna or W ita
West and certain. Harness or •
gam Manse. in.. it will also speedify
core Bpsvin and Banbena may emits. be pre
vented and arnsd in their incipient - but
eonlionsitales .me beyond the 0 of a
afandAL ono. Ito ewe of the ' ever. is
so-doiminitifer heiminitbut it nun
by
-the
al tbentoni Tm liefeithrel a wli= VI
anYiKrano hf/Adis
vu•o
horse Uinta wi m th conc.e ease.- ' '
Every hone owner shoo* have this teiiiiffy at
hand. for its timely use at the first appearanos ot
Leaman will effestually urevent those fbnuida
dmisam mentioned. tawhish ail horeseasellable.
and cribeh render so many otherwise iralikiblo
.
Rlg.tA.T r x•
Trutees' 13.1 e.
•
ApIF %%WIVE OF AM ACT OF AMBIII3I.
MalP BLY of the Commonwealth of Fetuogylra
nity approved February 5,1862. I will exPoue to
Du b& sale on the. premises. In the Borough of
sham. de l ver me, Pe, on Monday. August 4,
1862. the property. date
lillhavema Irina Commuusx,
Consisting of one Rolling Mill, Steal Work a
km wombats/Afton= Rouses. and 40 sere*
of UM; together with all necessary Madam/
for mauifectuaing Iron. Nails. ate. Steel. • •
This is a desirable property for any p" 'slak
ing to embark in the business, located' on the Erie
Extension Peonmgvaais Canal. in the.mmtre of
the best cool ration in Western - Pennsylvania.
oonvenimit to lye Blast .Farasen, and lam a
good prospect of the Erie & Pittsburgh Railroad
. csi guis through it. Sale to be absolute.
Ter—Ostrthird in hand, sad the bilMnce
to tw o equal payinesits of di and nine months.
LEK iatersiM Rigs eenfirmtbm of sale._ '-
M. C. TROUT, Trustee.
shoos. July 10. DEL • J044140'd
°WWI BY - IMM
KARON AN T Tex Lea,
49 Mt. Clair Street.
3orrucerresl47l 2ll NG MADIT9 0/1•-
•MIR WW NOR CAM • ,•••• L••
LiAllife 111111 , 11Th= FONIFONW
S arighter i gur
purehisid at plea flay below tie usual irate:
airerast lidasemate oared tome berm.
JOHN LITTLE, girlyci
NO. 106
STOCK AND BILL MRS,
wizzte.stookßonakmuitie
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