&Os . .4 t?e, divide! beintina. Tie oirola DA- I- sr 'lmAlkam ,
rope and Ihirstaide,laitt 'to be bider this I
c4uitnand of Alen. MollfoUan. The order pg. m. irsge3.
to this effect has not yet - been issued; him PARK ttttiV.NEW TO IC ade Tit
the facts that a portion of the Army of th e I itorrroN ass oiti for the B Zl,
weckijr rest in those cities. and are =-
Potomac has been given to Burnside, and t named te take Advertisements andrinkeerintions
another portion to Pope, while Gen. Alo• tor arourlowest
Clellan has been directed or is actual: v -
performing the duties of General Com
mending in the Department of Virginia,
indicate that he has been assigned to that
position. It is well known that both the
President and Gen. Halleck repose un
bounded confidence in .11 - cUellan's ability,
.o.d an the rxisting emergenry, have selec
ted as the most competent man t ) ca, ry
uuc thr new programme. Those who are
well informed with regard to the purposes
of Gen. McClelliin, both when he went to
the peninsula and now, know that it was
never his intention to rely upon or even
use the spade, and that he never would
have stopped to throw tip entrenchments
if the whole of his programme had been
faithfully executed.
M.CLELLAN'S FF'FICIF.FI"I r.
The history of the war during the las.
six months will show that the delays at
tributed to him on his approach to Rich
mond were the fault of other parties be
yond his control. It is this knowledge
coupled with the efficiency and dexterity
exhibited by him in extricating his splen
did army from the perilous position it oc
cupied in front of Richmond, and ex
ecuting the order for its removal from the
banks of the James river to its present
position, that induces the military authori
ties to give him the command of the De
partment of Virginia in the present emer
gency.
THE CAPTI:ItIt OF MANASSAS NOT A RAID.
The idea we had indulged in here, that
the capture of Manassas was only a sue
eeiSfut raid by a body of guerrillas, is now
dissipated. Jackson again occupies Ma
nassas-in force. Efe has cantured and
destroyed a_ vast deal of property—how
much it is impossible to say : but this
much is now known : there are eleven
locomotives and eighty-four cars beyond
the break. The Bull run bridge is destroy
ed, as are two or three others in the
OENERAL POPE'S MOVEMENTS Poll THE PAST
THREE rmys
we knolP but little of, as the rebels have
destroyed our railroad and telegraph corn
munication ; but I learn from people who
lett Fuirtax and Burk's station, at eleven
o'clock to-day, that a terrible cannon fight
was then „raging, and that Gen. Pope was
at Bristow station, three miles beyond
Manassas. I am of the opinion, if this
story be true, General Pope has changed
front and is trying to flank the enemy in
the northwest. while McClellan is coming
upon them in the east.
A BATTLE RAGING, AND ITS IMPORTANCE.
Evidently, as I write, a terrible' battle is
raging, and on its result must hang this
war. If we are successful, that part of the
army under Jackson must be aunihiluted
and that under Lee defeated ; and if we
sire-not successful and the rebels overpow
er us, God atone can foresee the future of
the republic. But we are hopeful; for.
thank God and President Lincon's back-•
bone, McClellan, is again at the head of
the army, as the telegraph has already in
formed you, and by the act aboationism is
buried with itt face down, so that its
miserable carcase will not have to turn
over when it starts for its final home be
yond the grave.
HOW JACKSON nOT INTO POPE'S REAR—THE
REBEL'S STRATEGT
The Alexandria correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press vouches for the cor
rectness of the following statements:
"Of course the p.incieal topic is how
Jackson managed. to get around the right
wing of General Pope's army and make
his raid upon Manassas Junction, for the
purpose 01 operating in the rear of Gen.
Pope's army, while General Lee made the
attack on the front. All the six days'
fighting of our army on the Rappahan
cock is now known to have been merely a
feint on the part of the rebels, and their!
supposed_retreat ng toward Sperryvile via!
Little IVashiugton was also intended ford
the same purpose. Instead of the whole
rebel army moving back, General Lee
carefully concealed his main force along
the banks of the Rapp , nuock, while he
sent Jackson to Warrenton with 4t0,0.0
men, 5 . 000 of whom were cavalry
. under
Colonel Lee, t march along the country
between the Blue Ridge and Bull Run
range of mountains. Jiicksou concentra
ted his forces at White Plains and Selena,
and sent tits cavalry through to reconnoi
tre. Soon ha followed with Iris infantry,
and moth..? through Thoroughfare Gap,
he made a forced march until he reached
Cent: eville. From this place he was
within striking distance of General Pope's
rear, and he improved t no doubt think
ing that he could annihilate the army of
Virginia betbre it could have any succor
from 11 ashington. The cavalry dashes of
Colonel Lee were thought. by some to be
too daring if he was not. confident of hav
ing iiifitutry to support him in case of an
emergency, but so tares I could hear our 1
officers did not share the same opinion.
"The rebel cavalry, by their attack on 1
our forces on Tuesday night, created such
a panic among our troops that the rebel
cavalry had it all their own way, and dur
ing that night they held high revel in our
camp. The battery of artillery they had
captured they placed in favorable position i
and drew their envulr) up in line of battle,
so that it could he concealed from our
forces. Some of their gins were placed
in a fort, and the others were planted . so
that if our forces should make an attack
on their position they could concentrate a
cross fire upon us. The best riflemen in
the command were picked out and posted
in the rdie•pits, which are very numerous
in that locality.
DENTISTRY !!
Dr. Voalionhorat, No, 64 St. Olair Street.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
sulB
JOSEPH MZYSE.
........ANTSIONTMITII
JOSEPH MEYER & SON
MAJECTACTITUU OP
FANCY AND PLAIN
FIJRNIT'URE dr CHAIRS
WAREHOUSE. 135 SMITHFIELD STREET.
Between Sixth street and Virgin allsg.)
no 9 PITTSBITIBOIL
Volunteer Enlistment
BLANKS,
CERTIFICATE
-OP
SURGEON
RE :atITITING OFFICER,
For lab bs
W. 9 . HAVEN,
B2'..LTIONER AND PRINTER,
as 7 CORNER WOOD & THIRD BM
COLTS REVOLVER S . -5 AND 6 INCH
6 shot. for sale at reducedprices b
=Zit y
.tr TETLEY,
135 Wood Strad.
NDEMMII, IMOES ATD G land lT 's a EItA. Pea
MD old aaclyosms-4 McCleluction.
MOS PMIZZ SSOTIO—AT MAIIIOIIIO
rigkkatress - •
emotbratte State Ticket.
AUDITOR GENERAL,
ISAAC SLENHER. Caton County
SURVEYOR GENERAL,
SAXES P. HASS, Allegheny County
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
FOR omens xxtrd DISTRICT.
GEO. P. HAMILTON.
FOR PRESIDENT JUDGE COURT OP ••01010N PLR
AS
R. P. FLENNIKEN.
FOR ASSOCIATE LAW JUDO% COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS.
CHARLES' SHALER.
FOR STATE SENATE.
R. H. KERR.
ROE ASSEMBLY.
CAMPBELL STEWART.
A. J. B tRER,
M. I. 11 4 RBISON.
J. C. BRYANT.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
WILLIAM LINN.
VOL. FRORBTANDERS.
ANDERSON.
FOR COMMISSIONER.
JACOB STUCKR ATLI.
JOSEPH t
MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. 1
CITY AND fiEIGIIBOBIIirOD lIITELLICEICE
• How to Get Volunteers.
As the following communication con
tains some excellent practical suggestions
we give it entire for the good of toe com
mon cause :
Hour citizens possessed of means and
nfittence would turn out with a little boun
ty money in hand they could very largely
promote volunteering. TLere are a large
number of men in this city, with families
depending on their daily earnings, who,
would volunteer it they were assured of a
small bounty the moment they were mus
tered into the service. Impressed with
this fact, I have for two weeks past beet!
trying the experiment of offering to pay
an additional bounty of SIO to such men
as would offer their services to me. I have
up to this time succeeded in obtaining fifty
new recruits, some of whom have gone to
the field. I found, upon examination, thin
most of the men had families, and with
the payment of this small bounty they could
enter camp at once and feel assured that
their families had something in hand to
live on until other relief could be obtained.
It will also take time as well as money to
look after applicants who may desire to
obtain extra bounty money, hat I can
think of no other way iu which citizens
can aid the government mor , .. unless they
shoulder arms and go themselves. A live
or a ten dollar bill to put into the hand,.
of a new recruit at once is far more per-.
suasive than all the speeches which can be
uttered.
Lindsey's Blood Searcher.
The inventor, Dr. Lindsey, cautions the
public to beware of a spurious article of
this name, which has been palmed off to
some extent under the cloak of its being
prepared from his receipe.. A thing im•
possible, as the full recipe is known by no
other living man than r.im•e!f. The
spurious article can be easily der“ded by
the bottles being only about two•thirds
The size of the genuine, and the contents
both as to taste and effect are entirely
different. The genuine article for sale by
Simon Johnson, corner ot Smithfield and
Fourth streets. See Card .in to-days
paper.
Wm. Linn, Esq.
We observe that the Democracy of Al
legheny have nominated our fe low towns
man Win. Linn, Esq., astheir candidates
for District Attorney. Although Mr. L.
has resided but a comparatively short
rime in Pittsburgh, he is recognized as a
rising man. He held the &lice for which
be is now a candidate fur three years in
his county, and during the term proved
himself a vigorous prosecutor and
an able criminal lawyer. Mr. L. prs
ceases one of those active minds that al
,vays grasps with ease a subject it encoun
ters,
i which, together with his laudable
I.lnbtion, makes him not only.an acquisi
tion to the bar but to the Democratic party
or Allegheny county.— Washingtot Re
. inc.
Doing Things Well.
The American Watch Co. have sold over
fifty thot sand dollars worth within four
years, all made at their factory in Wal
tham and all warranted to be goodtime
pieces. They begin with beautiful and
costly machinery and the determination to
turn out none but first rate work. We un
derstand that their late styles at low prices
have nearly driven cheap and worthless
foreign watches out of the market. Their
last pattern is especially adapted to the
wants of soldiers.
oung'm Eating Saloon,
Corner of Virgin alley and Smithfield st•
We know of no place in the City where a
better meal, served up in the most past
able style, can be had than at this well con
ducted restaurant. Eli Young, the pro
prietor, devotes his entire time to pro
curing the best of everything in the eating
line. He also keeps constantly on 'hand
the finest and purest liquors.
, - -
lb Destroy --Rats. Roaches. dro.
Destroy--Mic; Moles and Ant;
re Destroy --Bed Bag;
A.tror_ N
to Destror.— oths in Fur; Clotho; Re.
To toes and Fleas.
To Destroy--- - on Plants and Fowl;
To Desroy— • on Animal; he.
2b Destroy-- oak= and snooks of Vermin
The '0.17 kaews.'
"Frew from Poisons,"
Not dangerous to the Human Family,"
Um—b
"Rate do not die on the premises."
YSold"They come y
off out their holes to die." Nome/
Alllfgotssat.a Dagoonete in the largecitics ,
and by Drugg ists, Grocers, Storekeepers and Re
tailers generally, in all Oonntry Towns and Vil
lages in the United Staten.
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.. R. E. SELLERS
& CO., and others Wholesale Agent& st Pittsburgh
Country dreier' can order u above. Or address
direct- {or for Prioes,_ R Y Terms. &e to
REENT R R.
New York.
Depot, egg Broadway, New York.
iet-Smdawie
LADIES. MISSES, AND 9111L
DBES'S •
•
BALMORAL BOOTS,
Of /Cid, Calf. and Morocco. Also a superior
at° kot
LASTING. CONGRESS. AN! LACE GAIT.
BitS; SLIPPERS, BOOTS AND TIES.
Which as sold at reasonable prices
AT
W. E. SCHMERTZ d CO.,
81 FIFTH STREET.
4111 OLDUCWW. =DLL AMMER ELWIN.-
ILTer- wanted to be of asenutnemuffity.
soda affeetad by heat or cold. Asiebersop,
jot received. by. express. at .the Xmas kabber
totem*. 118 and WA St. Clair street.
sun .1:. a W. PRILLIMS
-4 .
DRESS GOODS,
A. NNELS,
ARMY BLANKETS,
Regulation weight
GUM BLANKETS,
IVITTSLINS, ac!
CHEAP FOR CASH.
C. HANSON LOVE & CO.,
74 Market Street.
DUQUESNE BRASS WORkS,
VULTON ilz CO.,
11•12172.01121211107 1912 Y 1•111ITY Or
FINISHED BRASS WORK,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
A's - Particular attention to fitting Oil Refiner
ies. Braes Castings of superior smoothness made to
order. Steamboat work and repairing gener
ally.
iiirßoss' Oil N: Davy's Safety Lamp:
Oas Brackets and t. .t e nt s: Corner ST. CLAIR
STREET AND DUQUESNE WAY. fe13:1"
TIERNAN 4& GETTY,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers
INPOSTIIIII AND DEALZKES IX
TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS, .to,,
NORTJI-EAST comer of
OHIO STREET AND THE DIAMOND,
riIIEAHERny TOOTH •WAsll-111119
elegant preparation is reeoinaiendtil as be
ing superior to any article now used for preserv
ing the 'ft , E fli.
BY Yni REGTiLAtt 17SE.
It will preserve ahe teeth from decay,
It will neutralize all offensive secretions around
the to th.
It will cure Ulcers,
It wi 1 tuakes,•ftspongy gums hard and healthy,
It will prevent Toothache when used regularly,
It will cure Bleeding Gums
To Sunskers and hewers it is invaluable. as it
takes away all the disagreeable d rs arising from
he use of tobacco, ar.d in is place imparts a de
aromatic fragrance to the breath. NO
person should be without a bottle of Teaherry
Tooth Wash. For Yale et
JOSEPH
an
EM
Corner Market at. and the Diamond.
S il - The highest each price paid for Iteeestvitr. I
auls
BEA bk/ &TER .4. I': r PA.,}
August 1862.
ORDER No. I
• (.loliel C. P. Cami.h. 11. s Ttil Peuue. V 0 1 4..
..i hereby appointed ProViiii
be :the, ed and respetred aceordwely,
11, All whee rA and poliers In alit- city, and in
the country around, absent ir ut trotir regiment,
trout whatever itu,e , will ropprt wittuint de ay
to Ici . Cataptiell at •It.s oLiee , No. 67 1 , / , urth
etreet • in petrol' or by letter. If nut able in re
port in person, they will re: on hy . letier, t ans
witting a Celli ...al Onto ith. , :t•tan in good
Aiming why they art: not able to re
port in
111. All otliers and taildierst arrieirg to the city
a:.l neiy.liburht,,l, and niAt g itely
through. under iirilers will re oil in hire manner
to the Provt,,t suet.
IV. The intention o: :that.: to front rerintentA
is called Vi The order fron t the War beiturtinew
puhli.lied July 31st. 16 , 4, the nrwittions of w Welt
will he strictly e•.l“retti l v The
in regard tio
MONfilvt:ll Al tt A.
Al tit:tie:. Coututantier.
IPittsburch Papers pleas° eot:p
JOHN FLEEGEN.,
U 2Y S IVI I "I"
23 corner Ohio and Beaver ato,
A LI, OBE,vr err F.
Large
to
of (ons of s al eesptinp, on hand,
or made to ordor, and for at LOW EST CASH
PRICES.
Repairing piNmptly attended to.
W AT
'FIIF.
'ME OF
A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
To tiveh the I'll:nary I tiartinent of the Boys'
-eh ed. and to take enstve h e ,leeping rt
in en ts of :he boa ti:ie having hail t• xperience
in tette , it g and housekeet•ing woe 14 he prefer
rul. Salary .i , 234) nee anniita and hit triiinv.
•ii lira ion to be made at the I hstitutine ou
TIMH,:qf 2-th. need up
ply unless they at Cl3lllO well recotninetniest.
au26
CO - PARTNERSHIP
UNDERIIIItiNED IR S AlliSOCTA
fed with Uhl. OLI VER Alcl7l.l: a
It. an a copartnership. tor the transaction of
the CAIRPaN BUNN under the name and
firm of W. IVIcCLINT , Cii. .1r SON, h, tolicits
'rout a generntn , public a continuance. to the new
firm. of the liberal patronaiselinretalo e by Mai:
self enioy ai W. illet.:l.lNlOCti.
G A RPETS -Having purolinArd for CM•II.
before the late advance. the 'afloat stock of
Carpets in the city. we would cell the attentien of
wholes :le and retail buyers to our complete as
sot tuteu tofCA it Pita 4. M f Us, OIL
CLOTW. So. W. .VOULLN TUCK a SON.
au2l 172 M arket street
Tri.k.:
(roaumeLY COURT RICRNQUER.)
CORNER FIFTH' & SAIITIIFIELD STREETS.
(Opposite the Post Office.)
!TIRE SUBSCR I HER HAVING
R. taken the above well-known stand, will he
pleased to see his friends at all hours. hits wines,
liquors. ales, and cigars are of the hest.
ta24-3trid JUIIIII NUL Proprietor.
COUNTRY H OMES.
ZCHOICE SITES FOR COEN
AL RIC residence sa le. NEN Or 01'1;. Oak
land, are offered tor e. branch or the Pitts
burgh and East Liberty Railway runs into the
center of the .plot. The lots contain one halt
sore and upwards. Terms only one-tenth cash,
and one-tenth annually. Apply to
I'. 0. LESLIE.
At Oaklane a.
su27-hud
HENRY W. BEAUMONT & 00.,
ORMERVIt OF TUE TWO-MILE
Iit,USE, dealers in Foreign Brandies. Winead
and Gins; also. Blackberry, Raspberry, Wit
Cherry, and Ginger Brandies. Old Blonongahel "
Rye, and other Whiskies. Jamaica Rum, supe
riot Wine Bitters, he
No. $a Liberty Street,
OpPoite Fourth street, Pittsburgh. Fa.
Rotes, Taverns, end Families supplied at mod
erate profits for cash. New Jersey Cider for fam
ly or hotel purposes. iy3-tinad
-
NO rice.
A m
:MEETING OF TUE It EPUBL
and c f
ANS -rid Deocrats of
im nu p
era ihar re. r:e. it. Rob
on and n
Unievilleon
Townihips, will beheld at FIVE 'Mock on ::•;at
urday evening. August :Pita, at Obey's Tavern,
Steubenville Beau.
E. D Duzzem will address the meeting on the
following subjects: The Forgery of • Pittsburgh
Wolter; R.ilreed Conspiracy an.l , reason The
State Tax and ths Warof the Northe:n ables of
Jeff. Dacia.
au.,9•2t
Lpotris spinls l / I ftEM
ALIPBOOTaI AND 14110 ES,
ROOTS AND akileEs.
Every Conceivable Kind and Style,
Every Conceivable Kind and 1. tyle.
Every Conceivable Kind and Style.
ABO RALF PRI
ABOUT HALF Pltac Cs4 E,
ABOUT HALE PRICE,
OW HALL SHOE STORE,
NO. 82 FIFTH STREET,
Next Door to Express Office.
FALL GO^DS received and selling st ABOUT
BALF PRICE. Arrarigeezieneleke..being made
forth.
FALL AND WINt.tR,
To furnish the best Goods, made to our own order
and warranted, at
ABOUT HALF PRICE.
No matter how we d it,
Half know that we
Poeitivete sell at about Bali Price.
au2s
CLOSING our SALE OF
•
tOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS,
irt
an 9 9 . ! iFFkit ONet ai doo from FlOts.
=MI
NOW OPEIN7:Co•
All colors
ALLEGHENY CITY
This journal, indeed. ones out of its way
to emphasize the insult by endeavoring to
ma,guht}• the importance of the speaker:
"Ar. Roebuck, says the ministerial or
gan. "does not. indeed, speak with the
authority of a minister, or with the practi
cal responsibilities of political office; but
he is an old aml distinguiAed politician,
the representative of an important com
munity, and renowned for his fearlessness
' and independence." It this "distinguish
ed rAirieian,.. whom the ministerial organ
deltglits to honor, who calls the Americans
"the scum and refuse of Europe. — After
this ‘‘,, shall hardly, perhaps, venture on
any further uflicisl •ontl.;,tiets of the in
!t< Ilenped nn the Ltritidt name nt
, pee s ches mid writing; on the other side of
the A t ht:;tiv.
PITTSBURGH DRUG HODS
TORRENCE & MCGARR,
coitsEß Foriera f mAnA-er srimprs
. 1. vr - i.'/-; )l u nir: 11.
Drugs, I.eml, Cream Tarter
till•liliCillPi, Pulsolos, finking Soda.
Perfumery I)y4 StuMs, Eng.liustarel.
Cloellikos ie. Spire*, OM.,
Av., Ace., do.
ihir- Physicionfi Preicriptions accurately com
pounre Winales ded at l hnd aor,
Pure Liquore. for 'medicinal use
only.
ielii-tc
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS
NEW GOODS FOR FALL
EATON, MACULM
INVITE TIRE ATTENTION or HUT
EFS of
Ulf3llNt:S.
icktiimitDEßTE s
11061 hit 1 (.11.0 Eti.
31tLLINFlt1
Ni ONs, •t • .
t.ar pie,colt tio'oraces everything
ttorgor t • kepi, with tile tatiaition .1' 11/1.1
a-0 al iltleto. whirs 110 the special
at ten tiou „ftrade.
ruing into camp should Fuppic theni4riviis will
India Ito laser Blankets, •ll Wool
Marls, 'Woos Socks, Gloves. 56 usPena
ere Collars . &tr.
EATON, 31 AC T• It
No. 17 Emil t•trvet. •
MISSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER
JEd
d ' Si - ation
No volunteer should think of laming home
without a bottle of thin invalgablo medicine. It
wll prevent all kinds of sickness consequent
upon a change of water. The genuine article for
sale by
1 0-Ilighest price paid in cash for Beeman.
in 29
I] libk t •*fJJ ;
BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS,
At the
JOSEPH IL BORLAND,
8 Market street, second door from Fifth. j 728
BERLIN ZEPHYR!
1200 LBS. ZEPHYR WOOL,
Of all tho choice and favorite shades and mix
tures.
Dealers supplied in quantity at less than pres
ent Eastern prime.
EATON, MACRUM k CO.,
No. 17 Fifth street.
JAMES H. OHILDS.
HOPE COTTON MILLS,
Allegheny City, Ps.,
SEAMLESS BAGS,
AHD OF
QMP.I4-01fr*Q0,
1/1 Lobes to 40 limAies
aar ; Ord.r. may brldtat
1 0 121 Voodairest.Pitotp* ManladiXr4
, - -211GLIALB 1111111EIL-,,r
The Daily Newsiest fir. Aeward's
Letter. •
From the Dallr News.Auitost 15.
Lord Russell, in his reply to Mr. Seward,
assumes an air of very conscious superi
ority, in referring to the policy of the Cab
inet on the American war. He directs at
tention, in a tone of rather lofty self-gratu
lation, to the magnanimous conduct of the
British Government in maintaining a strict
and impartial neutrality, notwithstanding
"the insults constantly heaped upon the
British name in speeches and newspapers"
in the United States. We cannot well ap
preciate the magnanimity of such a pro
ceeding, nor do we think it very dignified
to claim credit for superior virtue on any
such grounds.
In the first place. there has really been
very little seriously to complain of in the
general tone of feeling toward this country
on the other side of the Atlantic. Violent
and intemperate things have no doubt been
said and written in the excitement of the
contest; but after all these hostile demon
strations ate few compared with the
speeches and writings of a better and more
friendly character. But had they been
far more numerous it is surely hardly con
sistent with dignity and sel f -respect to make
any reference to such temporary ebuliitions
of feeling in an official dispatch. The for
mal intercourse of responsiblegovernments
is regulated by the maxims and usages of
international law, by recognized principles
of public right, not by the fluctuations of
popular feeling.
These maxims ofpublic law remain as the
guides of public action amidst all the sled-
ous changes of opinion; and it is but a poor
boast for any government to say it has not
been deterred by unfriendly criticism from
doing its obvious ditty toward a friendly;
Power. Besides, in this particular case,
Mr. Seward might well reply in the words
of the Foreign Secretary's own despatch :
"As to the eon use of opinion in this coun
try, the President ,the Foreign Secretary)
is aware that perfect freedom of comment
upon all public events is in this country the
invariable practice, sanctioned by law, and
approved by the universal sense of the
nation.—
tec•ent events have, however, furnished
Mr. Seward. with another retort, more
pointed and direct, if not moreconclusive.
Whatever insults may have beim •heaped
on the British name" in America, no
vuhlie non of character and position on
t& other side of the Atlantie,has yet, that
we know ot: ieviled the whole Beitish na
tion in the prtsence of the leading repre•
sentatire of the American. Government,
and w;111 the hearty support qt' the lead
ing organs qf that Goreenneent. An Eng
lish member of Parliament, however, has
recently culled the people of the North
ern S!ates '•the scum and refuse of
Europe,.. in the preheuce of the Prime
Minister of England. and at a public ban
quet airen in his honor; and the-journal
that specially represents the Prime Min•
ister applauds the speaker and the speech
to the very echo.
STRICTLY PURE ARTIcLEB
I.ekw Prle.eN.
D 1t E 1
SOLDIERS
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA OINOER
ES: ENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER
JOSEPH FLEMING
JOSEPH FLEMLNG
JOSEPH FLEMING
corner Market street and the Diamond
corner Market street a. .d the Diamond
corner Market street and the Di.upond
CHEAP CASH STORE OF
FOR FANCY KNITTING.
MANOTAOIRPPIS OP
1 200 .4 ,1 1rAinnialnernirre
UM
ClairW AT TIIR O N
CITY
COLLIS& owner of Pun and St.
stroll% Romig morning at 112 Y.
---
BARRET NEW FALL STOCK IN THE
Ja: city this season.
JOSEPH HOBNE,
77 AND 79 MARKET STREET,
nu Just riweived and has now on exhibition
THE NEW FALL STYLES
of Bonnets. Rids, Roes. Flowers, Plaines. Rib
bons. andall other kinds of Millinery Goode.
New Fall Style BALMOBAL SKIRTS. 1.000
dozen
RIBBED COTTON AND MERINO HOSE.
800 dozen.
ZEPHYR WORSTED. in sal colors. 500 dozen.:
LADIES AND MISSES lIOOP SKIRTS. 1,200
dozen.
SKIRT F.INISIL 60 dozen.
FRENCH CORSE l'S. 1,000.
FRENCH WORKED COLLARS, 25d doz en.
RUFFLED AND CRIMPED LINEN COL
LARS. and a largestock of all kinds of
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS
As many of our goods were bought previous to
the late advance in prices we are enabled to offer
superior advantages to wholesale buyers.
Joseph Horne,
77 & 79 MARKET STREET.
Wholesale Rooms. 2d and 3d Stories
---
LINDISEIS BLOOD NEADCIIER.
The GENUINE ARTICLE. Dreamed by the
°rights' inventor. Dr. J. M. LINDSEY. which
bee Droved Waif to be Invaluable in the cure of
SCROFULA.
Caueermus F•FISIMILIOUS.
Catsaeinui Dheases.
Erysipelas.
Bolls.
Pimples on Um Fate
Sere Eyes,
Scald Head,
Old mid Otablborm 171cers.
Rheamatte Disorders,
Dyspepsia.;
festiveness.
Insadice,
Salt *beam,
Mercurial Diseases.
General Debility.
Liver Complaint.
Lees of Appetite.
Low agitate,
Foal litomateh,
Female Complabia;
Together with all other
Disordeks front an
Improper Condition of the
Circulatory Symitent.
Aa a General Tonle
Its Fireete ore most
en
cannot 114/11 to likßalealtignant, and
where used IPerseverhagiy
According to Directions
fe offered to the public as a medicine in every
way worthy of confidence, it haring now stood
the test of many Years, with the result of a rapid
ly increasing demand.
AS A TONIC it be no equal. Unlike the
many vile mixtures called Bitten • " it creates no
[aloe appetite, but trims tone and vigor to the
system gradually and permanently.
lir A SCURIOCS ARTICLE being in the market.
renders great caution neemsary in purchasing.
Ask lbr that prepared by Dr. LiNDnEY, and take
no other.
SIMON JOHNSTON. Diluent.
Wholesale and Retail Agent,
Corner Smithfield and Fourth streets.
h4-deod2n-w2m Pittsburgh.
110)1TTSIIIIITROU 1111RANCU, NO. 118
Wood :greet, of the Baltimore Piano Fac
tory, estabbsbed in A choice stock of Piano
7 octavo Centre Pianos, combining all the essen
tial` of first clan. Ins rnment with late novelties
( indeepatrnr) Highly important to the critical
iauist. Low for cash or acceptance.
tt I.E A: BROTHER,
bfanufa turers,
UNDRIES.
S.
30 Cases St, Julien Claret :
30 Canes Absynnie:
30 Cases Cabinet Champagne;
20 •• •• •• pints
23 Case, Mill• Stoughton Bitters
In store and fur sale by
riNnE CHEAPEST AND B ENT—I T
would astoniati the most credulous to know
how low Boots. Shoes, Clatters, for
Men, Wooten. Boas. Muse. and ChM.
drew, aft of the Best Quality. can he
Bought at my Store.
. You will not believe until you see. So gall and
examine the stock at the
Pociple'e shoe
JOS. It BORELVID.
No.:A Market street,
next door to Fifth.
DAUB & CAPPELL,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
NO. 183 SMITHFIELD STRI F.T.
UT E DAVE JUST RECEIVED A
large and wall selected stork of
ALLGOODS,
considing of
Cloths, Cas!mere*, Vestlogs, &c
ALSO—A luta ;took of
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
including Woo/en Shirts. Paper ailfark Neck Bee,
and tiverytkiing usually kept by fir t class Furni•h
km Worm t. Wen promptly ezecut•d. anailklyd
National Horse Fair at Chicago.
%ma PITTSBURGH, FT. WAVNE &
AL CHICAGO RAIL ` 4 * Al CO., wil sell Ex
cursion Tickets on MONDA Yfiand TUE 4 DAYS,
Se. at t e n d and NATIONAL th, to parties wishing
to toe HORSE, FAIR. to be
held at Chicago, commencing Sept. 2d and end
ing Dept, 18th.
These tickets will Ira sold at $lO SO for the
round trip. and will be good going Meet only on
the day of sale; but they will be receir.-1 fur the
return trip up any train until that of Sunday
night. September 14th.
Parties holding such tickets, stamped /..y the.
Secretary of the Fair, will be allowed by the
authorncee to leave Chicago without any other
pays.
SHINN.
au -4d Central Pao Agent.
Union (Mintyoo ny
unty.
/WIRE ABOVE COMMITTEE WILL
meet at PhUo Hall at 10 o'clock a , m on
TUESDAY, September lid. Punctual attendance
is requested. among the items of important btr.
sines to be presented. will be the adoption of
measures to ensure the establishment of a I: Ilion
Newspaper to advocate the principles of the
p.irty, among which are a vigorous support of the
Government and the war, and op anion to the
iniquities of the Pennsylvania Co.
E. D. GAZZ AM.
Chairman.
appiesvica asuatE-4 LARNE tiliND
1. WELL-BUILT 'TWO 'Away BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with Half and twelve
Rooms, and allures of Land. well fenced. with
fruit And shade trea t Irene vines, situate near
Rochester. Beaver Loamy Prot._ 4d0 5 40••
Terms easy. B. CUTHBERT 4r. SON , •.
an3o • 51 Market street.
MANHOOD-
ROW LOST! ROW RESTORED!
Just publ shed. fa a ilesJed Arnim*. Pries
a:
A LECTURE ON Tinotii i 6
HAMM MAT
/GMT and Radical Curs of Spormatommi l a at
&mind Woaknen. vtguntari Ala
dezdatDobilior. and to
ossondly.__N
and AIR itud7argadeg„ ... J .. , . jr. roonft.
'iti l i firitril.l=a - Woithotetnin &leo
";i: BOON to ThOlidiple 4 adrpone
dna mho and.* a tip% to ate
deli - Elk Mynas
goals* • u.
1117 *nut . It Platils•Wais
._ .
ORIGINAL RNTRIES
Tetter Affections
MEBORANT TAILOR,
49 St. Clair Street.
3ENTLiMEN'3 CLOTHING MADE TO OR
DER CHEAP FOR CASH.
HATING RETURNED FROM NEW
aaii YORK
_with a choice stock of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES and VESTINGS, which can be
Purchmsed at prices fitr below the usual rates.
air Great inducements offered to cash bu yer& •
seeltftri
TEETH EXTRACTED 1"-1 1 - 41 OU T
PAIN by the use of an appszs , ms whereby
no drugs or galvanic battery are 4sed. Medi
cal gentlemen and their families hAvsi their teeth
extracted by my process, and are risrsly to testify
as to the safety and painlessness oft to ‘perati,.n.
whatever has been said by per +. led it
asserting the contrars. having to' 1 's, of my
process.
SS-ARTIFICIAL TEETif inirstssi in every
style. and sharps as low. as WM wt !Tent the
best of material in all cases.
E. OCDR Dtt.
LTA Y. ensistreeL
Lucent oil Works
C A It 13 O N 0
Office. NO. 291 LIBERTY STREET
__ Pitts
burgh. Pa.
____ 8-S
rayrad
NOTICE TO OIL REFINERS AND
OTHERS.
ELIE PENNA. SALT 111 ANUFACTURING CO.
Having completed their arranomeats for the
manufacture of
lOCEN N
TRATED OIL OF VITRIOL,
prepared to supply the trade therewith.
Their e
Min an Still haring a capacity of 12000
lbs per day s they u will be enabled to fill orders HI
Wire quanitties without delay.
Address GEORGE COLUOtIN, Agent,
jell-Smd Otliee. 24 Wood st. Pittsburgh.
WM. BRNNETT,
No, 120 Wood St.
JOHN LITTLE, Jr.,
STOCK AND BILL BROKtR
Promissory Notes, Stook Bonds. and Mo
bought and Hold.
ITALIAN VIOLIN STRINGS,
BY MAIL, POST PAID.
Trebles. cr E stings, 4 lengths, best quality... 20c
Seconds, or A 3 " best Italian... 15c
Thirds or D " 3 '7 best Italian... 15c
Fourths or G " 1 " pure Silver... 5C4
Best qaality French or German Ist, 25, 3d and
4th Strings. each
10c
Best quality Guitar D; A and E, ailrerstrings.
each
Second quality Guitar D, A and E, silver 15c
strings, each
100
Bat quality Violipcello A and D. each....._..20e
Best quality G and C, each 250
Mailed to any address post paid on receipt of
the money, or in postage stamps.
Bl JOHN
PSH. MELLOR,
I ,
N. B—A large lot of fresh strings just Wood arrest
arrived
Also, Violin CILSI3B. Flutes, Accordions. kn. fe e l
HEAD- Q CARTERS. PE
N'A LITIA. )
lit'RG 50% GENERAL'!" I 'Fr MR.
Harrisburg, ugust 16. ISei2 )
QTATE MEDICAL HOARD OE PENN
-110, S L LVA Ntlit,— 1 he State bedinal board will
meet in the Hall of the 1i01159 of Representatives.
at Wirrisbur. on T citric:4lA sc,PTEMB
lith. 182, and sit ONE DA i . for the examination
of candidates for the post of Anis:ant Surgeon
in Pennsy.vania regiments.
Candidates ad! register their names at the Hall
at S o'clock a. m.. and none but those presaut
punctually at 9 a. In. will be examined
Citizens of Penns lvsnia, of good health. and
capable of active service in the Held. can alone
be receive'.
bx order of A. G. CURTIN, Governor of Penn'a.
lIbNEI H. SMITH.
mirgeon Gen. Pa.
Notice to Contractors.filEALlllM PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
Sk7 CNIVED by the undersigned Directors of the
Poor of Westmoreland County. until Friday,
the sth day of tieplemb,r, IS6?, for the
reconstruction of the Poor T ills of said cony tr.
recently destroyed by fire. e SPeeificattons.
acc., can be seen by calling on Samuel Sullen
burger, Esq.. on the premises.
C. SCA DELLS.
UENRY 'MUAER.
JACOB ZUCK
Directors.
CorAnoopiait Saloon,
CORNER OF UNION AND FIFTH STREETS.
(Near Market.)
IVIIIERE THE PUBLIC CAN OR.
TAIN the best and Duren Liquors.
Male served at all hours on the shortest no*
tic
Lunch *every 11201111114 between fie hears of 10
and 12 o'clock.
au2o-ly Proprietor.
CIISTIS C. SITINNETZ TUEODOBI/ L. aLAcit.
STEINMETZ * MACH,
gotTSE CARPENTERS
4ND JOBBERS.
*HOP VIRGIN ALLEY, between ward
mid Llberqr litre n%
PITTSBURGH. PA.
dirtirdiranalkdtad and promptly attended 114
ask
CIUPP/111D ILS/11421/B 6 ;
=•. WM. BUIL
Odd aad Sant
Cl° Wil leball7anaidgros,
fp-DAVI; AZlffit-
AIERICAN WATCHE
FOR SOLDIERS - !
AT REDUCED PRICES
AMERICAN WATCHES FOR AMERICANS
THE AMER lcA N WATCH COMPANY givo
notice, that they have lately issued a new style of
Watch, expressly designed for Soldiers and others
who desire a good wa tch at a moderate price.—
These watches are intended to displace the worth
less, cheap watches of British and Swiss manufgc
tura, with which the country is flooded, and which
were never expected to keep time when th ey were
made, being refuse manufactures • sent to ibis
country, because unsaleable at home, and used
here only forjockeging and swindling purposes.
We oder to t ell our Watch, which is of THE
MOST SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURE, AN
ACCURATE AND DURABLE TIMEKEEPER,
and in Sterling Silver Cases, Bunting Pattern,
at 'as low a price :Isis asked for the trashy Arlene
and Levin", of foreign make, already referred to.
We have named the now. eries of Watches. WM.
ELLERY, Boston, MISS.. which name will be
found on the plate of every watch of this manu
facture, and is one of our tra le marks.
Sold by all respectable Jewelers in the loya
States.
W h olesa to orders should he addressed to
ROBBINS At APPLETON.
AgelltS of the American Watch Company,
3el-11.:21) 182 Broadway. N. Y
Young's eating Saloon,
CORNER, VIRGIN ALLEY AND SMITH
FIELD STREETS:
Where OYSTERS and all the delicacies of the
stamen will be eervod or in the Moat Palatable
stele. ELI YOITNISI;
ocl4 corner Virgin alloy and Smithfield at.
ELEGANT FURNITURE. CARPETS,
MIRRORS , tIOA—On Thurs.
day, reptember 9th, at o'clock. at dwelling
house. 5' Marburg street, will be sold a lard°
quantity of ahoice, well kept furniture, carpttg,
mu rura, ke., comprising mahogany sof:, six ma
hogany soflise it parlor chaiis. no sofa &sot rock
iug chairs hall and chamber cane :cat chairs and
rookars, walnut what r ot, do wardrobes, walnut
and cherry high ano post b d toads walnut dress
ing and plain bureaus, mahogany card and peer
table, with marble tops, cherry dining, broaltra t
and small tables. walnut. cherry. enclosed and
other washstands' work tables and !lands, cup
boards, elegant venitian blinds, latest style, oil
clo+h and fancy blinds. one tine pier glass, marble
vase, Inegs gi.t tram° mirrors. choice engravings.
English tegrain parlor, chamber. hall stair and
kitchen carpets, rag carpets, hall and rtair oil
cloths, rugs ~n d door ms ts, c , iini.er Betts. cott..n
matte: sea, gilt cornices and blinds, mantel clock..
glass! .re, queeusware, cocking, sto cooking
etennls, copper kettl , washing machine, tire
irons. parlor, chamber and kitchen hunters, fire
i , creen, kitchen tables, stone wave: also, one fam
ily seeing 'chino. 'I he attenti nof house
keepers iF &nodally cane to this Nile. The groat
portion of the furniture having been in use buta
few months", and will be sold without reserve, as
the f tally is about re.noring frotu the city Terms
at tale. if. A.3I.'CLEI.LA ND.
eel Auction .
OWEN BYRNE,
nol4ly is
DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO.,
Rau afaeturers of
PURE WRITE E EFIZiP.2•
NO. 108 FOURTH STREET.
6 1NXIAL
PI TTSBURGErTELFATEIL
Liam alraManalta ..... HINDXIBONe
rezers' or Auxteatow.—Privata Ass. 05
Single Neat in Private Box, la aat a w e ai l
Dress Cinde. chain.. 50 cent Yam_ Pr Cholla
mita Colored %Herz am* wowed Ham
50 cents; Geller, / 5 mob- •
- MOMDAY EVENING, SEPT. 1.
Finqappteranee of thireelebrated Rape Walk*?
Mr, w. u DONALD-ON and &etymons Alliatri
can Pantomimist Mr. HARRY eamair.
Mr. DoutpsoN will walk a roes saseeeded
from the dome of the Theater to tam top of the
-drawing Pow building this afternoon ' , Lignite 41,
and 5 o'clock. Ile will also wall, a tight roorfwal
the theater stage to tne third tire. Nina AWOL
and enveloped in a neck, thin evening.
Second time of the new drams twilled
WHITE TERROR,
Adrienne Miss ADW Frost
To conclude with the haatcuahne WA D
FOUR LOVEILL
THA.YEif, NOTES dir CO; ii
GREAT
'UNITED STATES CIRCUS
Hippozoonomadon
. .
WILL ILTRIBIT AT . 1
P1TT0813115140-11.
(WV PENNSTREET ? Ismmew. CLAIR,
V on RFD LION LOT. in rear orlin Trimle's.
OW WEDNESDAY, THORSDAY, Fiti.
DAY and NATIIRDAY, &bate"lber 3d.
4th, tilts, and 6th, 1462.
, First performance on WEDNESDAY at 7,
o'olock, r.. n. , and every Afterpains and
Night during the week.
LARGEST EXHIBITION. EVER FORMED,
MORAL, INSTRUCTIVE, PLEASANT.
THE SENSATIONAL cosormv:
The Great Bare Beek Equestrian,
MR. JAMES ROBINSPNO.
EATON STONE.
JOHN li GLENROY
THREE GREAT CLOWNS
Dr. Jim Thayer. .
L. Powell,
- Jemmy Reynoulda.
MR. CHAS. W. NOYES will introduce at each
Exhibition Hie Wonderful Performing Hone
Winfield S'ootf.
SAND ?REM
Comte Mules, Trick Hors.., looney%
&c.
Ch T m p M n AM Me IO s TII
IGnYMN& RMEFPd
.by d
ha
hundred other features will be given an the
Great Show.
The interior of the Great Pavilion is cowtruct
ed for the convenience of immense audienoes,
having seats aroun wanti ng na.
Nothing shall be to make this a morn/.
intellectual and amusing exhibition.
THE GRAND OPERA BAND,
Led by TOM CANHAAL will agoompanY this
Mammoth kttablishment.
N6twittatanding the Innumerable Variety or
Attractions, and the utiprecedenred ozonise of
these unuarallded c mbiaations, the PH IC6 0
ADMI SS .ON will be placed at the EXTtiamil
, DINA ttiT LOP Pu. 1.1.4. OF
Se" T'wenty-Plv•E) C t N.
•
au26-lwd
B EAR IN MIND,
SOLDIERS,
If you ;I) into camp wi•hout WOOLEN SHTRTS
and sOCKS, is will be ac the tomoue dolt of your
health.
A complete assortment of
ARMY SHIRTS,
SOCKS
SEWING CASES, Etc
For sale at the lowest cash prices. by
114 ACM, M & GLYDE,
13.1119 78 Market street,bet 4111 Diamond.
For &ale.
di NE LARGE THREE -STORIED
V Brick Dwelling-Howe and Lot. So. 7 / 1 Lib
erty street. The house it.s just been painted,
papered. and thoroughly repaired. and will be
sold on accommodating forma Apply to
S WERE.
102 Second street.
WILLIAM FLEXING,
anl2-3wd
FASHIONABLE HATTER,
Has removed from the corner Wood anal Sixth to
NO. 139 WOOD STREET,
Fourth door below Virgin Alley. Pittsburgh.
A large and complete stock of Mtn.
gags and Straw Goods always on hand
atail the lowest priers, wholesale and re
t
ap24-Ivo
BUMMER GOOfl
BELLING ♦T
REDUCED PRICES.
JACONET LAWNS, at 121.2 emits;
01141ARDIE LAWNS. from 12 1•A 140
37
1.2 emits; •
A FEW Milt= SELMA left, at 571.2
costal
SHAWLS AT COST.
SACQUES AT COST,
SILK SLNTILLAS AT COAT
LACE MANTILLAS AND POET'S from
01 00 sued upwards;
The Beat Quality of HOOP SKIRTS
Just Opened.
. --
W e & D. Ilingus 9 .,
cowmen nrrn Awn amens:. ATs
iy2s - -
A Splendid Opportunity
IS NOW OFFERED TO TUX venue
is the purchase of
L433iPs, CUANDELINNA
HALL rammaiwirs.
inns essosains,
At the cheap Lam_p Stare of SCHADIRTZ t BLEAKLEY'S.
N 0.153 Wood street.
Opposite the First Churoh.
PITTSBUIGH MILE COLL/ I GL
REA. 1. C PERSHING. A. M.. PliEalefal.
wgEs's, NVISTAINNO c0aa. 1 0 , ..c zat
ma, the date.
FOURTEEN TEACHERS,
Attendance last year. 24 Same criA:c
lhoronah and extensive, , ..: ...
1 tattillaratlin and yaw:. pea ; 4, ug h t.
FORTY th:LLARS per tone. tor boardwg. light
Fall Jere, . a creel liansacista
Send to tfie "aide= ..nr • 0..,40: rn p . 7-
ac2.l.;:m al. 61 31 P:". 4
.$ V t tN . Truidesa,'
S. M. HIESs' C-0
Cos i sm:m Of
Pure No. bon 4:014
• It
Et 3EI Nt Z
41 1 41 . 0ffles on LIMIT s, smut. waits
Pena' It. R. Depot
oil warranted. attiated
ATTFJETION! car 3Y.
CANVAS SHOES, $1,2&
AT IS FIFTH STEITZ -
D. 8. DIFFENBACNEIL
NSW GOODS.
wturm: nt
J l7 sT and ieZcZnlll e
edeaticriof
SPRING AND SOILNER GOODS,
f or am" awl Youths weer. weieseinge all the
newest deo COATING% CAlEDgmum AND
norms. w. a. maxis s co..
lat Pair l a d re w
; 0www. 1 16 , 440
MUNE 10010:01 artryjrair
eon sor ti mat I' Wasonii.