PiaNSVINANIA -RAILROAD CHURCH TRAIN
. L
Leaves Wall's Station even Sunday at -9A. 1
A 3
do Turtle Creek. do do 9 2
do Brinton's, do do 92 5
do Wilkiusburgh do do 942
do East Liberty, do do 950
Arrive at Pittaburgh, 10 15
RETURNING -TRAIN P. M.
Lf..1V03 Pittsburgh every Sunday at 100
do East Li 3urty do do 124
.to Wilkinsburgh do do 182
do Brilibm's do do 149
.L. Turtig [buck do do 153
Arrive at Wa11q,.... 2 00
J. STEWART, Passenger Agent,
.._
Pitt:burgh, July 11. Istio.. iYlitf
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QOLA.R OIL woaKisi COMPANY,
t•J
OF PENNSYLVANIA:
OPHOB ST. CLAD? ST.SEEZ, ajar the Bridge.
in-Addreal
J. WEAVER, JR.. Senntary and Trautman.
tayl9-tf
KENSINGTON
IRON AND NAIL WORKS
LLOYD
do 13 1.4A.C.1146,
Manufacturers of
Sheet, Boiler, Plate, Hoop, A
I'and lron, Nails and Spikes ;
lac, Screen, Small T Rail and Flat Rat Railr
Iron, suitable for Coal Worka.
IVorke are atijoinibg the CITY GAS WORK
Warehouse, No. fala Water street and N
e Market street, Mumlerts Building.
ILNHEIROS A. ooFpno.
fitment.] Partnere.
MEANS dr COFFIN.,
CSlteceaawra t M'Candleas, Memo & c 0..)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Oonvor hood and Water Streets,
GRAVEL. FELT. AND CAN VAS
R 00F1NG.
flia A TEE
sale 11 . s fONNTANTLY ON
4.11 hand, for with instractione; Also
IRON SATURATED FOR ROOFS.
Our work is not to be excelled by that of any
huoier in Western Pennsylvania.
k'.B. SRO} E, Smithfield
Pittsburgh.
I 91.) LOD I'L.AN AlGr'lo..nitC"V.,
FS ex:WAS RATTIGAN, EIPROPEAN
Asirt.', 113 Water street, Pittsburgh. Pa,
is Prepared to bring out or send back passengers
iro.lll or to_any part of tho old country, either by
AUaill Cr sailinfe nac•
Dtt.ArTS FOR SALE, payable In any
pp, t Europe.
,t :get for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati &al
io:10.. Also, Agent for tho old Black Star Line of
.Sailing Parket, and for the lines of Steamers sail
between New York, Liverpool, Glasgow and
W si. 11..57411'C11
WM. H. SMITH *IL CO,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
ms:. lit SECORTI ARO 147 fIRST STREETS
RGII
TOI W E 21 I; 12 '2l; 12EnsirGNE.1)
LM Bt t-wers (.1 Pilt , hargh ra] ii)ititt.v. beg
ohr eu-toniors that owi^l.t to the
...•1 Cooar. - ... , ,a550 , ..0n t r a tax of 'nit .1 Dar
per o; oa 1, &ale brewed Born that slate, we
glo our dollar 1.)..'r ba.rel ))1i end
attar Gar .1 a, t .ieot^to..ottr.
RHODES,
t-PENCEit A . Al di AY.
7.. WALNWRII,IIII'.
1). EA I; cErr
It. A. C AMPBELL. & CO.
EDMUNDS & CO.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
-61111: UNDERSIGNED INANASSOCIA
-11. tett withson, OLlVER.lgnOtalbi
i 91 h., in a copartimrship ; tor the transaction of
tauCnlUPhT El - SI N under the name and
firm of W. AIreLINTOCIi: & SON, he rolicits
“,,to a r:encrou , public a continuance, to the new
ul the liberal pittroumm beretofu , e by him
self talk* ed ct..llN TOOK.
frIAIIPETS -Flaring purchased for CASH . .
I,h:re the la te:Mr:lnce. the largest Mock of
C.:rt•ct.4 in the city, we would call the attention of
whclesAle soot retail buyers to our compla o as-
C,":l:thient of CAE PRTS, MATTLNos, OIL
c 1,9•1 V,, Mc:OLIN TOCK a. SOK,
ar.2l 112 Market stree.
BIN SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO
1W Enfield street, opposite tue Caton,
House. Chartered by the Legislature.
0 ro C s •
PreMi•ii•nt
JANES PARE, Jr
vice PRESIDENTS.
Win. 11. Smith R, F. Rudd
Thu::. D. Mes.eler A. Reinemar
Frani:is Sellers Joshua Rhodes
John F. Jennings,. Jacob Stuckrath
Thomas S. Bliir Alex. Brodie) ,
Boor; Lloyd Alfred Slack
TRUSTEES,
Josiah King C Zug
A S 801 l Jos Dilworth '
S S PoirL , r W A Reed
Jai W Woodwoll R C Schmertz
1 0 italim C W Rickets=
J M Tiernan S II Hartman
D M Lone R J Anderson
Jas W Baxter D E McKinley
C II Rolf Robert I) Cochran
Win Smith W lhmsen
il B Jones B F Jones
W Il Phelps C B Herron
SECRETARY AND TREASURER
D. N. McKINLEY.
Open daily, from w1.x.t02 P. M. Also. Tues
day and Saturday evendors,from to 8 o'clock.
D ept>Ed , : received of ONE DDIE and upwards.
Dividends declared in December and June of
each year.
Dividends allowed to remain are placed to the
credit of the depositor as pridcipal, and be in
terest. thus compounding it.
Books containing Charter. !DY-Laws, ke., fur
nished at the office.
Altir This institution offers, especially to these
persons whose earnings aro small, the opportunity
to accumulate. by small deposits, easily saved, a
sum which will be a resource when needed. their
money not only being safe but bearinginterest, in
stead of remaining unproductive. myl2
IMPORTANT TO LADIES
DR. JOHN HARVEY, HAVING FOR
upwards of kwonty years devoted his pro
f:vs.:tonal time exclusively to the treatment of
Femois Ditficuiliea, and haring succeeded in thou
rands of enso3 in restoring the of to sound
health, has now entire confidence in offering pub.
Holy his
Great Amerioan Remedy,"
DR. HARVEY'S
•
CRONO - THERMAL FEMALE PHIS!
Which have Dover yet failed (when the three
tiono have been btrictly followed) in re
moving ditliculdea analog from
Obstruction or - Stoppage of Nature.
, ;r in restoring the system to parfait health when
W A from Spinal Affection.. P r
the the Wham. or other weakness of the ' Or
gans, Aloe in all caeca of Debility or Pere
Prostration, Hysterics. Palpitations. ke.. ko.. ke.
which are the forerunners of more serious Mamma&
These Pills are perfectly hamlets on the ems
sandion, and may be taken het he mod delietsts
fe
y tale without causing distress ; at the
.same .time ;hey act like a charm, by strengthelung,..juvigo
rating. and restoring the system to hISITEINNOII.
'lido's. and by bringing on the monthly , period
with regularity, no matter from what mule the
obstructions may arise. They should, however,
he taken during the first three or four months
o f Pregnancy. though safe at any other tune, se
wisearriago would be the result.
Each box contajas 60 Pills. PRICE ONE Dou,sa,
and when desired will be sent by mail pre-Paid
by any advertised Agent, en receipt of the moiler
.1. BRYAN, Rochester, N. Y.. General Agent
sold by Drutzhasenera ll y.
- JOSEPH FLEMING,
Comer Market street and the Diamond.
imlS.lvdottowis Agent for Pittsburg.
BARRELS CHOICE CI-
C,l DER just received on consignment and for
Erg. sale bi RHYMER & BROTHERS.
ieg Noe . ifs and 12W We mitre.
WHEEL GREASN, IN BARRELS,
cell kegs and OALIS ,
recen:cli and for IMO bY
HNNNY S. COLLINS.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
I,ls
th PIECiALLY g oill
LS' e ignorantandUse
ly -Modest of all denomi
nations. treat secret and
delicate disorders. self
abuse and diseases or . !
tuations oommon and in-
oident to youths of both
se=ed and adults. sin le or married.. - Because
Ds. BRANSTEUP publishes the fact of his doing
so, the untorant and falsely modest are dreadfully
ehoc l4o 4 and think it a great sin very , immoral
and for contamination and oorruptton among
their Wilireidi pf o mising sons and datuditers. Their
family !Physician should De cautious to keg*, theta
in ignorant* that they do the same as Dr. DWI
STYX?, (except pub li shing) lest a !iterative pra y
tree might bo ost to them among stupid falsely
modest andppres u mptuous families, born and
raised in ignorance. spritzer up as mushrooms and
who compare Eociety. intelligence, sense, Ac. . to
/Whirs and cents. mysteriously. meanly or W3
, gotten. It is to publicity. however, that numerow
parents and guardians arc thankful that that . ]
runs daughters and wards, previously feeble
nicely and of delicate condition and aDPearance
have been restored to health and vigor by DR.
BRANSTRUP, halides many before and after
marriage through him have been saved much lief
faring, anxiety. morti fi cation. to. Spormatorr
boa or nocturnalfalllllia3loll/1, are oomplotely cured
in a very short apace of time by but new remedies,
which arepeculliarly his own. They are compounds
tom the Vegetable Kingdom, having seen the
fallacyof the Marourial treatment.he has abandon
ed it and substituted the vesitable Female dis
eases aro treated with markets autnelei—aliVille bad
ovor forty soars (40) °aperient* in their treat
ment in hospitals of both the Old World and in
the United Slates; leads him to say—to all with a
fair trial. health and happiness will again bloom
npon the now—palled oheek. Trifle andnr with
montehonits and quacks. but come be cured
Consumption and all of its kiudroti diseases, 0
which so many annually GU our countries. ear
now be relieved, providing they attend to it in
time Pull particulars can behad of my treatment
PYPrcoaring a copy of the Medical Adviser,which
is given gratis to all that apply 'laving the ad
vantage of over forts , 3)ara experience and
observation, 00 E 3 (quenttr, he has superior skill
in the treatment of special diseases, and who is
daily consulted by the profession. as well as mom
mondod by repeatable citizena, subtleness, pro
Priotors of hotels. he. Office S 3 Smithgeld
street, near Diamond street. Private communi.
cations from all parts Pf the union strictly at
tended to. Dina to
defilsdaw
Devid ketimixsl4
Spacial Partner.
PITTRIREItte PA
OISLAND PROPERTY FOR KALE
—A handsome two story brick dwelling eon
taming six rooms and a kitchen, with between 3
and 4 omres of ground, on which is over 100 bear
ing fruit trees, shado trees, shrubbery, &c.; two
never failing springs and a well of good water,
Possession given immediately, For pritm and
terms apply to P. Sdi% ICEB.
au27 47 Wood street.
001 i FOR O. u FIFTII STREE
Idlwht n s on wont Boots or Shoes, it is the cheat ,
sthou,e in the city.
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY ,
ElOllll THE SPEEDY AND Pziussm,
ENT cure of •
GONORRHEA. Al EET, URETHAL
Discharges, Seminal Weakness, Nightly Emb ,
mons, Ineontiarnoe, Genital Irrita
bility (dr 'eel, Stricture and
Alton ,ons of the Kid-
Whichneva and Bladder.
has bee. used by upwards of
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS,
in their private practice, with the imtire sitcom.
superseding COOMBS, CO!.A.rts, C.i.rBI7LIZI, Or lOU
compound hitherto known.
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS
.JOS. It. HUNTE
are speedy in aetion. o 'len effecting a cure In a
few lak nd when a cure is efh,tad it is perman
ent. '1 nay are prepared. from vegetable extracts
that aru harmless ou chi, system., and never nause
ate the stomach. or impregnate the breath and
being sugar coated, all nauseous taste is avoided.
No change of diet is nocestary whilst Willi them:
nor does their action interreto with business p ur
suits. Eaoh box cot/Wrath dozen Pills.
Pli ICE ONE DOLLAR.
1)r. ittell's Trerst Ise on ketollna l l
'weakness,
Zo' A buse., Gonorrhea, Weer, 411.... a Pamphlet of
ts , pages. containing important nriviee to the at
lli•rted. SENT EE. e:x coots ere required to
Pay poutace.
DEL BE GREEN 44444
A complete Treatise uu CoN,rriita, Glret,,Ytric
%vX.s=
t mcnt, nithi;:it the nid of a i.tisician
PIUCE ONE DOLLAR.
Book,: rill bu sent, secure from ob
servation, by mph, post-paid, by auy ao.vertisud
Agunt, on receipt of the money.
J. BRYAN, Rochester, N. Y., (teal Agent,
JOSEI frEMN
corner Market str N
oct en l d
Tha l tennd
Agent for Pittsburgh.
.ulS.aaeowly:is
Sold by all Drugaidu
WILL BE DISPATCHED
VP.OM LTVERpoOL, FROM NEW TOM
Calling at Queenstown. Tuesday - - Sept, 5
Saturday - - A tig: i Sarday, - - Vet. lif,l,'
Wednesday, - Vet. Ptul
Thunday,- - Dee. l I
Tuesday. - - Nov. I 4
air This magnificent ship haring proved herself
unequalled for speed. safety, and comfort. (sea
sickness being unknown en board,) is strongly rec
ommended as the most eligible conveyance for
passengers.
FIRST CAWN. from - - - - $llO to $155
each berth. according to the size, situation, and
accommodation of the State Rooms, all hating
the same privileges in the saloons and in regard
to meals and attendance.
Suites of aßartmonts for families may bo en
gaged by special agreement.
Servants accompanying passengers, and chil
dren under 12 years of age, half fare: infants
free.
SECOND CABIN.
State Room Berths. meals saved at separate to
b I e.
Tickets for the voyage to and from Liverpool a
a fare and a half,
THIRD CABIN.
Intermediate State Room—Passengers found
with bed, bedding, table utenails. and good sub
stantial food. - - - - - $55
STEERA9E.
With superior accommodations, -
luggage. of $65
Each passenger allowed twenty onbio feet
An experienced surgeon on boar&
For freight or passage !WY to
uOS. RATTIGAN,
115 Water atroet_Plttsburgh.
AS ..A. WUITNEA, _
At the office, No.. 2 iErosidWar. N. Y.
HOWLAND St ASPIN WALL, AlMstr,,
DEAL FRENCH AND
REAL LACE COLLARS AND SETTS'
REAL PUMA AND FRENCII LACE VEILS
Infant's Embroidered OaPs, Robes and Waists
Dimity and French Cambric Bands, Magic. Col
leratie and Imperial Ruffles, Linen Cambric Hand
kerchiefs, Edgings, Laces, &c., to all of which we
invite attention. EATON, MACRE:AI & CO.,
se 6 l7 Fifth street
- - -
PICKLES, SAUCE. age.-
200 doz ote, tits 4 gallon, & 1 gallon Pickles
100 do Tomato Catsup:
10 do Walnut do
100 uo Pepper Sauce:
10 do Worchestershire do its and 5§ pints:
10 Cases Olives;
10 do Capers:
15 doz. English Chow Chow;
sdo do Cauliflowers;
sdo do PicealillY:
sdo do Onions;
20 do do Gerkins & Mixed Pickles:
20 do do Mustard;
al do French do
'our sale by RBYMER & BRO'S,
Nos. 120 and 11S Wood Street.
125 Frails Frails Irica Almonds:.
10 Bales Langudoe do
30 Bags Sicily do
50 do English Walnuts;
30 do Filberts;
30 do Brazil N n is:
50 Boxes Shelled Almonds;
Si) Kegs do do
MI Bags 2,100 Cocoon std;
200 Bags Alrienn Pea Nuts;
In Store and to arrive and for Sale by
REYAI ER & BRO'S,
ses Nos. and 12) Wood street.
LADIES KID GLOVE BA L MORALS
Ladies Pebble Calf Balmorals
Ladies Brush Goat Balmorals
Ladies Freuch Morocco Balmorals
Ladies Kid Balmorals
AT 15 FIFTH STREET,
D. S. DIFFENBACHER.
CARP RAIVEO FOR SALE - EBY
DOWN t TETLE:Y,
44. 130 Wood dt.
Pittsb li nr7P S o:roMoe
rout New York to Liverpool
THE STEAMSHIP
OREAT EASTERN,
Walter Paton Commander,
SCOTCH FM BRO EDER IRS
lIIILIDELPIIIA ADVERTISENNTS,
_ .....
JESSE J 01131S011 ,
00.111ISSithi
MIL La~Li3i L 9
flour,Grain and all acanthi of
Produce, Whims and tiquani.
again, Irobaeo. dre,.
** Liberal advfloothi ua4e uu consimensente
111011 WINES.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 237 SOUTH SECOAD Si
- PHILADELPHIA.
WM. BRICE. &
PRODUCE AND PROVISION
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO: 16 SOUTH WATER STREET,
r o lifladelphla.
1,11. Liberal advances made on eanaignments
when required. myl-1 yd
CHARLES MAGEE,
Importer and eider in
Cloths, Caasimeres, Satinetts,
Vesting'', Tailors' Trimmings,
255 MARKET STREET,
North Side, PHILADELPHIA.
myl-lyd
FRIES & LEHMAN,
NO. 813 MARKET STREEI
Jobbers in Cloths, Cassimerea, Vestings
&c., &c.
Always n o hand a well selected stock of Goods
suitable for the trade.
m}'l-lya
E. P. MIDDLETON & EEO.,
IMPORTERS OP
WINES, BRANDIES, &
AND DEALICREI
FINE OLD WHISKIES,
NO. a NORTH FRONT STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
JOHN g ELLISON-WI( P ELLIsoN .1101)111N S Kf
JOHN B. ELLISON & SONS,
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMEHES AND VESTINCS,
NO. *B9 'MARKET dirREET,
(9d door below rotirdo,)
PHILADELPHIA
GEORGE GRANT,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and }toted Dealer
IN KS - IMT DRSCRIPTION
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
610 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
C. HARRY BRIAN,
LL)N C 441".1111E.. itti
MANCFACTL'RE.IIS I..IIPW:PLI?S,
-OF
MEW'S FUNINISHING 604110 i
TAILORS' TRIMMINoS,
NO. 10 501.3111 !FOURTH STIUKET,
myElyd PHILADELPHIA
limo nous*: tomoie:eete.—Dit. sty sl47°b
1 INFALLIBLE LINIMENI' FOR
is unrivalled by any, in all case.,
arising from riprains. Bruises or Wrenchin-,
effect is, magical and certain. flamed. or tabi le
Galls. Scratched, Mange. Le., it will also speediiy
core Spavin and Ringbone may easily be pre
vented and cured in weir incipient stares, but
confirmed cased are beyond the povsibility of a
RADICAL emir. No case of the kind however, is
so desperate or hopeleer but it may be alleviated
by this Liniment, and its faithful application wil
alawys remove the Lameness. and enable the
horse to travel with comparative ease:
Every horse owner sh hare this remed am
hand, for its timely use at ould
the tirst appearance y
01
Lameness will effectually prevent those formitia.
a d d as
which
nt enoded .
so which
altlheowese a a luiaabblle
horses nearly worthless.
E. SELLERS &
denly-davr:oo. Agents for Pittsburgh.
A,
IV I. 11 . EHN DIS
Pittsburgh, q.t.:1,•1it,)'62.
IV oncmust•E TO ORDERS FROM
1. Adjutant General H all military organ
izati.ms not Yet started Ilitrri,liorg, are norili.
ed "to remain at tlwir reypeetive horns n,r th e
present—to keep up their organization and await
further orders."
Captains of Companies Wilol.o oreunilation
ot yet reported to these Headquarters are re
meted to report Without delay.
Tfinti 81. BOWE,
A. A.. A. fien't Penn'a.
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS.
U.ILI . ON Or. CO..
IiIIIPAOTTTIRRB OP EVERT iA 11.1 IITT•OP
FINISHED BRASS WORK,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
SirPartioular attention to fitting Oil Refiner
es, Brass Castings of superior smosetinkes made to
order. Steamboat work and repairing gener
ally.
Wig - Ross' Oil 'eso; Deays Safety Loney:
Oas Brackets and le _tents: Corner ST. CLAI
STREET AND DUQUESNE WAY. fel f
Young's Eating Saloon,
CORNER VIRGIN ALLEY AND MITE.
MILD STREET&
Where OYSTERS and all the delicacies of the
Beason will be served up in the most oalatable
style. ELI YOUNG.
oolt corner Virgin alley and Smithfield et. ,
JAMES H. OHILDS.
HOPE COTTON MILLS,
Alloighorty City. Pa..
lIIASIIFACITIIIMILB 07
SEAMLESS BAGS,
AND OF
12 Inches to 40 leehest Wide.
SO- Orders may be loft at 11. CHILDS .ft CO 'S.
133 Wood street. Pittsburgh. no31:1;:is
WILLIAM BAGALEY,
WHOLESALE GRO CE R
NOS. 18 AND 20 WOOD STREET,
P I TTN B 11 111
Cli. SEELY,
• 141 FIFTH STREET. opposite Cathedral
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT.
BLUM U
NOTES. BONDS.MORTGAGES and other Secu
rities:
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
ASMALL RED COW. ANY PERRON
Ending hot will be suitably rewarded by
leaving word at Martin's Grocery. on Rebeo:a.
street, Allegheny, t nposite Patterson's -Lumber
Yard. a- by droppit a note in the Pittsburgh
Post Office.
U H. WILLIAMS
GREAT REDUCTION IN SUMMER
BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS,
CHEAP CASH STORE OF
JOSEPH H. PORLAVD,
Market street, second door from Fifth. iy26
DAILY POST.
SOUTIIERN NEWS
The Requisiteit for Peace
Ervin the Richmond Examiner. September 20th.
There are two essential requisites to
peace: first, that we shall have an army
in the enemy's territory strung enough to
conquer it; second, that we shall have an
army of reserve in the field at home large
enough to repel any possible invasion.
When we shall convince the enemy that
we are able to carry destruction into their
own comities, and, at the same time, are
ready at home to repel any counter inva ,
Edon they may attempt to set on foot, then,
and not until then, peace will become pos
sible.
As yet we are very far from having pro
vided these armies. The army we have
sent forward into the enemy's territory has
not yet penetrated into the heart of his
country, nor stricken the blows that shall
bring him to his knees.
f7p to the present time we have been
fighting on the defensive. We are still, in
a large portion of our invaded country,
virtually holding that attitude. It is only
on a single theatre of the war that we have
succeeded in placing the enemy on the de
fensive on his own soil, or rather disputed
territory. As yet, no Confederate soldier
has put his foot, as an invader, on North
ern soil, and yet there are many people
weak enough to believe that peace is near
at hand.
The extent of this belief is such as real
ly to threaten the South with serious dan
ger. We are repenting this year the folly
of a year ago. We then went to sleep in
the delusion that Europe would interfere
to put au end to the war; we are now go
ing to sleep in the belief that the Yankees
are wldpped, tired of war, and will fight
no more. There could not be a more fatal
mistake than this of supposing peace to be
near at hand. Peace is not a thing that
can h dreamed into existence. It is not
a delightful accident that can happen at
any unexpected monient without a discern
ible cause. It is not. a windfall that may
drop into the lap like a capital prize from
a lottery.
It we consider the political condition of
the North, we Filial! see that peace, except
es a measure of necessity, compelled by
force, is au impossibility. The war is of
Lincoln's making. He and his party are
responsible for its success. The Republi
cans are in a large majority at the North;
possibly a majority in every State. The
temper of the majority has been exhibited
in a thousand forms in the proceedings of
the Northern Congress. Nut a single act,
or vote, or sentiment has escaped that
body indicating the sligetest thought of
peace, or toleration of the idea. As yet
the word peace Is only another name for
treason. Any responsible proposer of
peace would be arrested and imprisoned.
The dominant party at the North think
of peace only as they think of political dis
gra,e and ruin. Peace would be to the
party death and annihilation. Lincoln
himself has announced that his resignation
would precede any measure of pacification.
The power behind the throne, greater
than • throne itfelf, his Secretary of
Sore, has proclaimed the same determi
nation to tight it out jugation is
completed, or to resign at any serious
,oggestion of peace. The only ollieers of
the Government having power to conclude
peace would as soon go to the gallows as
conseut to the measure. Peace can only
be concluded with the Federal usurpation
or with the State Government ii. The Lin
coin usurpation could not be driven or
t right ened.into peace; and we cannot treat
with the State until Lincoln and Seward
are captured, dethroned or hanged.
Why, then, should any man of ordinary
intelligence think or talk of peace? It is
an impossibility, except 11S a measure co
erced by the sword. It is to be accomp
lished only by means of great armies and
vigorous campaigns. We must conquer
O before we can secure it; and we cannot
conquea n without numerous armies, con.
(limed victories and successful invasion.
calklyd
eropoaals for a Treaty of Peace.
Front the Riehtnond Estatuincr of Soot. 2 1 1.
Foote, of Tenn. (of the Rebel
House of Representatives,) offered the
following joint resolution, ;proposing to
send a commissioner or commissioners to
Washington city, empowered to propose
terms of just and honorable peace:
esotral, By the Congress of the Con
tederate States of America, That the sig
nal success with which Divine Providence
has so continuously blessed our arms for
several months past, would fully justify
the Confederate Government in despatch
ing a commissioner or commissioners to
the Government at Washington c;ty, em-
powered to propose the terms of a just and
honorable peace.
The Ilunibuil or Foreign Inter
vention.
Ever since it becama evident to our peo
ple that foreign intervention was a humbug,
they have fought and won more battles
and victorieathan ever occnrred before in
so short a spade of time. There is noth
ing like compelling an individual or a na
tion to depend on itself. We all now feel
proud and grateful that our independence
is likely to be achieved by ourselves, and
that we will be under no obligations to any
earthly power but ourselves for our deliv
eran2e.—ldem.
Cruelty of England
In harpers' Magazine for October there
is an article by Mr. Guernsey, entitled
"English Rule in India," in which a de
tailed account is given of the startling
cruelty of the punishments which English
officials inflicted upon the Sepoy rebels.
What an excitement there would be it
General Butler should exhibit anything
like the stringency reported in these ex
tracts!
Individual severities were but part of a
general system. Prisoners were blown
from the cannon's mouth, or hanged with
scarcely the formality of a trial. It seem
ed that the only system of dealing with the
natives was that of village-burning and
hanging. "The gibbet is a standing in
stitution among us," wrote an English
resident at Benares; "There it stands,
immediately in front of the flag-staff; with
three ropes always attached to it, so that.
three may always lie executed at one time."
The authorities at Calcutta could not even
procure lists of the number and crimes of
the slaughtered multitudes. Vengeance
fell especially upon the Sepoys as a class.
Whole regiments, which had not even mu
tinied, were exterminated. Thus the 26th
Native Infantry ran away in a panic at
seeing their Major killea by a fanatic.
The fugitives were pursued for forty miles;
many were drowned on coming to a river
which they were too much exhausted by
fatigue and hunger to be able to swim.
Some hundreds surrendered, and were
hacked to pieces in squads of eight or ten;
forty-five were suffocated in a bassi„, into .
which they were thrust without food or
water, and their dead bodies were flung
into a dry well—a fitting pendant, it was
said, to the well at Cnwnpore. Sir Robert
Montgomery, the same who hoped Hodson
would "bag" more of the Delhi princes,
congratulated his subordinate upon this
extermination of a thousand men; adding,
"Three other regiments were very shaky
here yesterday; but I hardly think they
will go now. I wish they would, as they
are a nuisance, and not a man would es
cape if they do." At Delhi, the civilians
who had returned after the capture, began
to inflict capital punishment with an indis
criminate fury which shocked even the
stare Sir John Lawrence, who issued au
order "putting a stop to civilians hangin ;
Isom their own will and pleasure."
'Vet the laws which were passed were,
would seem stringent enough to prevent
all necessity for unlicensed hanging. By
the act of May 30, any person guilty of
rebellion or waging war against the Queen
or goveininent were rendered liable to the
punishment of death, with the forfeiture
of all their propery; the crime of harboring
rebels was made heavily punishable.—
Government might appoint commissioners
to act singly, who were vested with abso
lute and final powers of judgement and
execution,.without the presenceoflaw °di
cers or assessors; and the possession of
arms in any district in which it might be
prohibited by the executive government
was made penal. A week later au act was
passed punishing by death and cond.ica
ion of property all persons convicted
tofexcitingZmutiny or sedition; giving to
courts-martial the power
not
try allpersons.
whether amendable or not to the articles
of war; empowering the government to
issue commissions to singlecommissioners
with full powers of judgement and execu
tion, to try these offences.
English statesmen and writers have
inveighed loudly against Hid" rebellion
and confiscation, acts passed by our govern
ment, which are nevertheless mild in
in character and guarded in execu
tion, compared with those passed by the
English only fifty years ago. By these
powers were confered upon any one of an
indefinite number of single commissioners
far greater than those we have granted to
the regular Courts of justice "nod the na
tional Executive. The special commis
sioners appointed under these laws exe
cuted their functions in so sanguinary a
manner that General Outram was forced
to recommend that tribunals should be
created for the trial of Sepoys who should
sorrender and had not been guilty of mur
der. He said it was "high time to show
that we did not intend: to wage a war of
exiermination against all HindooS, or
against all Sepoys beeanse they are Se
pot's."
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MINES
IMEEZI
SMELTING WOR K
PARR. M • CUILJU • CO
Mannfaetarera ct
Sheath. Braziers' and Bolt Contrt. Praised Cot
Per Bottoms. Raised Still Bottoms. SD e;ke=
Solder. &o. ionvortars
dealers in Metals. "Pli
Plata, Sheet Itcn,
Firm JlO.
NF Constantly on band. Thalweg lidaohine
0,1 Toole: Warehouse No. 141111 PUNT and ldt
ECO NI) STREETS , Pittebtweb. BMA&
Special orders of Copper ant to ally desire('
tern. falilydaw
T WO lIIEW
STANDING TOP BUGGIES.
%home former price WaS $1:13. will be gold now
ter $9O, at Mrs. JOSEPH WHITE'S.
set) Carriage Repository Two Rua.
A RMY SHIRTS.
SOLDIERS' tIOODS I
Now styles galling cheap. at
/RACROM * OLYDE.
eel 714 Market street, bet. 4th & Diamond
OFFICE OF CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE.
No. 101 East Third street.
CINCINNATI. August ld. 1862.
P j -
KOPOPIALIS ARE INVITED FOR
-11 — furnishing Uniform, Regulation Clothing,
and Camp and Garrison Equipage for the new
levies of volunteers and militia of the United
States.
The Clothing and Eqipage. for the different
arms of the service, to correspond, in make and
material. to that heretofore used, and to conform
to the patterns in the office of Clothing and
Equipage, In this city, where specifications and
samples may be inspected.
Proposals should state the article which it
proposed to furnish, fhe quantity which can be
supplied weekly, the earliest period at which the
delivery will be commenced. the total quantity
offered, and the price for each article.
All
by
delivered by contractors are re
quired by law to be legibly marked with the con
tractor's name.
The following list embraces the principal sup
plies needed:
ARTICLES OF CLOTHING.
Uniform Coate. consisting of Engineer. Ord
nano.. Artillery and infantry:
Uniform Jackets, consisting of Cavalry. Ar
j
tillerynfantry, Zouave and Knit:
Uniform Trowsers, consisting of Footmen
Horsemon, Zonave and Knit;
Cotton Duck Overalls:
Drawers. Flannel and Knit:
Shirts, Flann_el and Knit:
Great Coats, Footmen and Ilorsetnen;
Straps for tireat Coats;
Blankets. Woolen and Rubber:
Ponchos;
Tainting
Smolt Coats. Lined and Unlined:
Boots, Bootee*, Leggings, Stockinet
Stocks. Leather
Uniform Hats. Trimmed and Untrimmed:
Uniform Caps;
Forage Caps, Recruits, Cavalry and Infantry;
Cap Covers. Stable Frocks, Sashes:
Haversaoks, Knapsacks, Canteens.
ARTICLES OF EQUIPAGE,
Hospital Tents. Wall Tents, Sibley f ,nts,
Common Tents, D'Abri Wane
Mosquito Bars:
Regimental Colors;
Camp do
National do
Standards:
Storm Flags:
Garrison de
Recruiting Flags:
Guidons:
Axes.
Spades;
Hatchet
Mess Pans:
Camp Kettles:
Pickagme
Trumpett
Drums:
Fifes;
BOOKS.
Company Order
do Clothing Account;
do . Descriptive 2
do Morning 'Wort:
Post Order
do Morning Report;
do Letter;
do Guard;
Regimental General Order;
do Letter;
do 14seriptiv4
do index;
do Orden
Target Practioe;
Consolidated Morning Report:
Inspection.
Security will be required for the tulillhilent of
eve contract.
All Preposabi reoeived by noon of the tenth day
from the date of this advertisement.will be open
ed at noon of that day, and the articles immedi
ately needed will be awarded to the lowest res
ponsible bidders present.
Contracts for further supplies will be rwarded
from time to time. as favorable bids are received.
up to the time of making the contract.
By order of the Quartermaster General
JNO. H. DICKERSON,
Captain and 4. Q. M.
NOTICE.
Parties who propose furnishing supplies to this
Department will state in their proposals how long
the proposition holds. and on the back of each
bid will be a guarantee. signed by two responsi
ble parties. that the bidder will execute the eon
tractif awarded him. No letters or the
of
inquiry will be answered. but alter the letting of
the 2fith. bidders will be duly notified when their
proposals are accepted. Proposal I will be mar ked
on the outside. "Proposals for Army Clothisig."
JNO H. KERSON.
au2o-tf Capta DlC in and A. Q. 11.
4 - 11MILEISS-15 BOXES PRIME W. It.
eu lawn jut received sal t % e by
J A. .
sal Goner Market AS.
and First S Etreets.
t o! 0 v O4
4.0
A. BRADLEY,
NO. 30 WOOD STREET,
corner fiersuct, Pittsburgh,
Manufacturer and Who!orato and Raton habit in
kiwis of
Oook, Parlor, and Heating Stoves, Orate
"'routs, Fenders, &o.
Affil' In 'our sample room may be found the
ELEBRATED (I.ls It LI:N IN ICOOKSTOVES
EUREKA AND TROPIC,
merits ce - which have been fatly tested by
. ousands. and the Steve pronounced unequaled
Y 00Y in this ill:Whet; together with agreatniallY
the:. desirable ' , ellen:4.
have also a very large assortment of
PARLOR ANT) HEATING STOVES.
etubraeing same of the B EST PATTERNS now
dared to the public.
air FANCY ENAI‘i BLED ORATE FRONTS
AND FENDERS, of the newest styles. Common
Kitchen Bow and Jam Orates, ald of whioh are
offered at very low
Special inducements offered to builders in
want of ORATE FRONTS. Iny29tf
_ _
J. :N.V.ST.ItIEINE.
Brass Founders,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,.
All Motto of Brow nod Iron Cocks
mode to order.
18c,
BRASS CASTINGS, OF ALL KINDS
Made at tiro slt6rteNt
OIL REFINERY'S FiTTEO UP.
to-1:1 , d-rtictt IPAVii tier" 11,Y.11"8„ 136
WOOD ST It LET, will be promptly attended to.
The matniqtrA of this firm I.ttir,t-
chttnit .of !natty yean:' et. perienee In the busi
ness. %yr!: ia_ute gi satist4etion in every re
spect.
e
l EATltAirik.:lo wit low
PA f e by the u.,e of an apparatus whereby
no drags or salve Lie battery ure used. Medi
cal gentlemen and 'their families have their teeth
extracted by toy proctt.s. anti are ready to testify
as to the safety and painlessness of the ( peratioo.
whatever haslmen said by persons interests' ie
asserting thecontrary, barmen° knowledge dm"
process.
TEETH inserted in every
style. and charges as low, as will warrant tht
best of material in all ettseB.
E. GU - DRY. Dentist,
1:14 Sruitheeld street.
nol4l, is
S. M. E: lER & CO
St 1 XPPAC tt - Itt.RS ur
Pure 111tv. 1 Cai-)()u Oil,
atn
./Lit 31:ti TV V. C 1 1.4
aii - Oinee on LIBERTY STREET. opposite
Perau R. H. DoPot.
*ALAI] oil crarntrat..l,
HENRY W. BEAUM.ORT & 004
I,IOEMERLY or 'rHE TWO -MILE
jr Kt, USE, o..:q.lcrF in Foreign Brandies. Wine
a nd I tin: , • also. Blaokl , erry, Itaajpbeny. Wild
Cherry, atni gur Brendie:% Old mtongahols.-
Eye, oTal other Whi3kies. Jamaica Rum. Sap.-
rior Wine Bitten... ace.
o. Nl3 Libeity stroot,
Opnoqite Fourth strati', Pittsburgh. Pa.
ilutelg, Taverns, and Fentifie.s snindied at mod
erate profits for rash. Now Jersey Cider for GM
ily or hotel purposes.
_- - -
RICA.NA. 01 L. WAOft 6
LONC. MILLER et CO..
"ORKS AT SHARP:Si:II ttlltl nA,T10 , 14. AL
LEGIIELIy VALLEY ItAILROA.D.
irtlfilee am! Warehm..e
=0:1212:M:==!!
illanufactnees cf Illuminating and Lahti:laird
Carbon Oils and Benzoic.
NO. I REFINED WARRANTED
NON-EXPLOSIVE, al tr•„•o on hand. 0.24:4
WILLIAM CAREt & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,- .
And inzpor:vts of
Wr IS, BiLILNDIAN. mi,.
Distillers and Dealers in
FIN r, OLD AIONONGAIIELA EYE IVIIISKY
327 Liberty Street.
PITTMBURCIPI, P 3
J. H.
Note, Stock, Draft, Ikaid sod Jeer&
gage, Real 'Udall. and Nor.
eliandhol Ittroker.
01 0 FICE,ROOM Ni'. 121 11 7 R ILE'S BUILDING
sTREET, PiaaLurgh, P.
113.25,000 to Invest in 111o7tgaged and No. 1
Paper. nira
---------- -
ail UN DRI
cadts Prime Carranu;
10 eases 811;3 . Lionoriee:
2 do en I,htia do
25 boxes Maoaaeonl ;
20 do Veraninlia;
50 do Olk - e Oil, quart , and pints:
30 ray..? Sa Minna, and S 4 cans;
ffo fruils Dates:
50 boxes Castile &ow:
30 do Orson:
eases PI onus in jar..;
5 do do tbney box Or , ,
200 boxes No. 1 Fire Cracker.;, -
In store and tbr solo by
REVAIER .4 BROS.
No.'s L. nod Wood niree
Wholesale Grocery and Liquor Store
For Sale.
T HE STOCK AND rixTrxEs OF A
Wholesale iiroeery and Liquor House, do
ing a good tr ,de on one of the best business
streets in the city. is offered for sale. as the own
ers wish to go into other business. For further
particulars address
au'-tf LOCK BOX 18, Pittsburgh P. O.
- -
Lucent Oil Works
DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO.,
Manu(•wturara of
PURE wiarrE iturniEl.
A. 11 11 t s I r_. tt3 .
Othee NO. 291 LIBERTY STREET, Pitts
burgh. Pa. tu.sB-€uid
JOHN LITTLE, Jr.,
1110. 106 FOURTH lITIREET,
STOCK AND BILL BROKER
Promimory Noted, Stodk Bona. and Mortgairan
bought and gold. 171 s
JOHN FLEEGER.
N. B. * C. P._III[ABIKLE,-
Manofeetanes and Antonia
BOOK GAP LETTER,
and all kinds of
WRAPPING PAPER, have removed from
So. ?7 Weed surest to
NO. 88 SMITHFIELD STREET.
Pittsburgh. Ps-
Or Cash Dail for BAER
Wholesale and Retail Grocers, I OWEN BYRNE,
U N 13 AI I 'l' 11
25 corner Ohio and Beaver eta,
ALLE.GFI.F: Nl' CITY.
Large stook of Ouna of an descriptions on band.
or made to order. and Mr sale st LOWEST CASH
PRICES.
Repairing promptly attended to.
TIERNAN tt GETTY,
IMPORTED!! AND DIALS= IS
TEAS, WINES, LIOVORS.
NORTH-EAST corner of
01110 STREET AND THE DIAMOND,
ALLEGHENY CITY.
---
CUPPING AND LEECHING;
R. k MRS. BEM
11EILTeeth ex M tracted. not. Cold and nowt
Ea*. lt. BEM 177 Grant sbier.
20.000 BUSHELS Or BYE
Wanted at
MOORE'S DISTILLERY.
Will,siay the highest cash prices.
THOMAS MOORS,
519 First street. Pittsburgh.
~` l. '~':.l'
NA.T.IIONA.
INN AR NOW ICINVFACTUtt
this otitis. which for brilliener buru
freedom of ofheunve odor. and tranwurranoy
color. (which color we warrant
late or exposures anturnomni Ly fey
nator in Ws or tern marketq. i•rvt:«ei•
Oil to the eonstunekwe ten specialty
it. Moo. owr manulhoture -
CAUSTIC SODA,
IF E NNiInr ell lame Ficati Matron, and Oi! :11e3th,r1
woman/sob/19er cent. in sten!imth tlhu nu.
of lab Soda bronalit to this ••••:,o ^, try. O
nun of
SAPONIFIER. OR CONCENTRAIED I If; SAL a,. AC.
Are so wall and favorably known. wo
ruination le standout.
Al! orders and inquiries ar:" •
banded to by aaddreednr.
(MOUE COLII.I/t/ r•K:i4L.
Penna. Bait Mannfactnring t.
24 'Wood area. Pit;
r)l4:lyeawge
WAIL hi. FABER & 60e,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDER
Trop Pounttia•lrrZt,
IMIIMAAL MACHINISTS AND Bali EP, MAKERS.
Near the Penn. L B. Pasacw!Att? moot
ibIrAPirrACTIMIt ALL 2EL:4:Ph by
45 -■ Stumm En_rdecee. ranging freq* . c r.e
hiundrod and Step horse power. an 4 i•tiled 1;7
Grist Mills; Saw MillitißlastFumat
• Give particular attention to the ctr;ti r '.!:lit•n.
Mosinee and Machinery for grief reels.
uprights. maim and finish ed NSW -
Have also on hand. end t . m..d.t,
meat at shortnotim Engines and 1.41147 i of eve, r
description.
AI.o furnish &Remand Sheet Inv twoorate
Wrought Iron. familia*. Hanna Ant
every Yori_otr.: and ' continue I[l6 f4Gt Ur 3
oftliaiD*7 . lbod Machine Ogow.
Oar Peleliu are low, our IllaA111:1 eirn
ef the beertqualityof mistorialt
in all eases to give satiefaction. •
girOrders from all pate of the u••*:. . •
edand promptly filled. _
WALL PA.PErt
WINDOW CURTAINS, it,
Hew Styles for Spring of 1862,
A Great 11 4 / a rlety and b•411Eleo
.1114216231.
metal from B 1.1 eerie
to $5 per rime.
for sale b,
THOMAS PALMER
•
AO. fl wago,evnizarr.
Between 4th it sth. dd door below Diamond :.noy
om2l
CORNWELL e.RERR,
CARRIAGE MANU FAC T URERS,;.
(At the old established Coach k flat.irr.l
DILIQUEBNA WAY.'
/IRAs NT. CLAIR STREET.
Rip dim* as winsaL
au23:lgtl
112111111ATICBROWNS/IRDICALDIRRARRS.
W.
and SURGICAL Office, No. so - •
Pftbnrilt.
DrBSOWNban obi citizen .4-44,--
of PittOrrah. sodium been in '
Predicator Molest twenty-five --
.
Yews. Sir business bas been
confined mostly to Private and
Surgical fu esser.
Y
CITIZENS AND STRANGER
In need of • medical .friond. should not Sall to
find outegular the sure place gf relief The bewor s
r graduate. and his
meat of • serbia ohms ofclix' eves is tilmre gear
antee to the sufferers of obtatuing porgieso4E r<+-
lief by the use of Ids remedies sad following his
advice.
DR. DROWN%
never fail to cure the worst form , of Venereal
Diseases. Impurities and Serotalons ..4Cootina.—
Also all diseases arising from a hereditary taint,
which manifests itself in the_ form or tetras
Da sis. and a great maps some of skin die -
Image. theleigin of midair the *tient is entire!,
Ignorant. To persons ao . Dr. !; :0.0 elm
home( ge_and e r, reeoverv. -
BliMiN BANMsI.
Dr. Drown's rem NI for the alartalt trotiol4
brought OS ONG IV that so li tary habit of seam; I
gratiliestion. which the yoeur• and weak ioio.d.ad
often give yaw to. (to their kno w nesiond ;•.'r
the only reliable remedies in the oountri
—they amok, and make a speedy rostoration
of haalth. •
RHMM.
Dr. Rumen reseedieeEU A
n TlS ever fail to &VII tliN
Painful disease Hi A.rcw vast—be will warrant •
owe. He also treats Piles: Gleet, Gonnorrlicea
Stricter% IlretialDischarges, Female Weakness
Monthly Suppssions, Incenses tho Joints.
Fistula in Apo. N ervous Affections, Pains in the
Back and Ridings. Irritation of the Bladder. to.
gether with all domes of an imPure origin.
A letter describing dm avaptonns. containing
yr directed to DR. BROWN. No. 50 Smitbfie;,
at. Pa. will be immediately ansele ,
ed. Medic/hie sent to any address, safely pookoi
and assure ham observation.' -
Once and Prints Rooms, Ea GO StoithLeld
street. Pittaburgh. Pa. nols-daw:ie
ROBICAT A. Y. DA LZELL.
ROUT. DWELL a sJO.,
Wholesale Groom,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDINg NERCHAN TS,
Deal main Produce and Pittsburgh Manufaotarce,
No. 251 .4111EMITI" ranger,
stAnol. PI TTSIIII HO Lk
Cornucopian Saloon,
CORNER OF UNION AND FIFTH STREETS.
• • (Near Market.) .
WIT HERE THE PCBLIC CAN 08.
TAIN the beat and purest Lionore.
Meals served at sll - hours on tho shortest no•
tics.
Lunch 41111117 morning between the bows of 10
and 12 o'clock. • YREDOVEISS.
aulo-1, • Proprietor.
gpmrtinvaan samtax; O. us
woodstreet, of the Baltimore Piano Fac
tory. established in 1836. A choice stock of Piano
7 octavo Centre Pianos. emnbining all the essen -
tials of a first class Instrument with late novelties
(underpatent). Highly importdrit to the critical
Pianist. Low fr cash or sumentanee.
WISE k BROTHER,
hlanufeatnrers.
kagAD +Pi ,Isrk
(eeainaLT mem timesetrze.)
CORNER NINTH & SNITNETICLD STREETS;
(Opposite the Peet OS».)
THE SUBSCRIBER NAVIN°
taken the above well-known stand t will be
pleased to see his friends at all home. Ma wines.
liquors. ales,and cigars are of the best.
adt-Sand JOHN LUNDY. Proprietor.
MERORANT TAILOR,
49 St. Clair Street.
min a gmlips cunzimi MADE TO OD
DER CHEAP NOR CAUL
MitffIIMMID FROM mow_
DM YORK.~ with a choice stook of CLOTHS,
CASSIM=Mc sad V>'SELDIOS. which . - eau be
Purchased et prim far below the usual rates.
arena lodgements offered to cask beam.
usdhika
•
V l l 4 ll—
Barrels A Refine.' Sugar;
2o do Crushed do
J do Powdered do
do CoarsePulvoriud Sogar.
To arrive and for solo by
ItIrfifERBRO'S.
NaLiftirsi 12S Wood street-
A is at 755 Fifth stmt. whore he is prepared
to suit in Boots and Show at prises that deb
easapatitiea.
P1117.=.1'7.5%. 11.