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;lames Barr Editor & Projprie,tor.
ENTIRELY VEGETABL.
ALOOHOLIO PEEPiBATIONI
11 VPURE TONIC 'MkOICINE
DR HOOFLAND'
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS
PREPARED BY
IP. C. M. JACKSON, Philade
phis, Penna.,
Will effectually cure
Liver Complaint,
IWSPEPSIA, JAUND]CE,
./1
iShitonle. or Nervotui DebilitY. Moanset.
; , r
)0f the ECIALnepo, and all Diseases
Ariathir from a Disordered
Liver or Stomach.
such
Consti
-1 _pation. Inward
Elea, Fullness or
Blood to the Head.
Acidity of the Stomach,
Nausea, Eeartburn, Disgust
for Food. Fullness or Weight
;the Stomach, hour Fructatious, Sink
ing or Fluttering at the t'it ui uie Stom
abh, Swimming oi the Lieu,, flurried and
difficult Breathing. Fluttering at the Heart,
Choking or suffocating sensations whorl in a lying
',Maur% Dimness of Nrision_, Dots or webs be
fla-e tne sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
Bead, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yel
lowness of the Skin and Ea t s Pain in
'I; the Side, Back, Chest, 'lss.
Sudden Fleshes of Heat. urn
' lug in the Flesh, Constant
imaginings of Evil,
and greatdepres
• , :
si.on of
spirits,_
Andiwill positively prevent Yellow Fever, 131111oilO
Fever' Sze,
E Y CONTAIN
NoIALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKY!
Thai , will cure the above diseases in ninety,-ni ne ascii but of a hundred,-
Indnced by the extensive sale and universal
lapaibirity of Hoofland's German Bitters, (purely
yegetable) hoots of ignorant quacks and unscru
,inionfi adventurers, have opened upon suffering
sumimity the flood gates of Nostrums in the shape
sf pout whisky, Vilely compounded with injurious
artura`dand christened Tonics, Stomachics and Bit
ters. f
Bezire of the innumerable array of alcoholic
prep ations in plethoric bottles, and big-beilied
egis,;xinder the modest appellation of Bitters
which; instead of' curing only aggravates diseases,
ad leave the disappointed sufferers in despair.
YOU WANT SOMETHING la STENO
EN YOU?
.TOU WANT A GOOD APPETITE?
VD 'YOU WANT TO BUIreD UP YOUR CON
STITUTION?
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELL?
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OF NER VOUS
NESS?
DO WANT EN: 7- 'OY P
Do yOtt want to sleep well ?
Ito on want, lb Judaic and vlgorona
repaint% ?
.)11 do use
. .
ROGI'LAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
Ps4rii
T. Noietwi Biyrunt, D. D., Editor of the Ea
nytdopcdio :of Religiots. Knowledge.
Althbitigh not disposed to favor or recommend
pateamethemos in general, through distrust of
their' gredionts and effects: I yet 'knew of no
stall t reason why a man may not testify to the
u i s,
benegt he believes himPlelf to have received from
any s ple preparation in the hope that he may
thuxeontribute to the benefit of others.,
I do this the more readily in regard lo Hoof
land's ',German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M.
Jackson, of this City, because I was prejudiced
against them for many years, under the =pros
non that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture,
lam indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker,
Rae ~fdr the removal of this prejudice by proper
..eats. and for encouragement to try them, when
pheoring from great and long continued debility,
' use of three bottles of these Bitters, at the
eginnilig of the present year, was followed by
svulen6 relief, and restoration to a degree of
oodily and mental vigor which I had not felt for
ix months before, and had almost depaired of re
. ainiug. I therefore thank God and my friend for
lirectan# me to the use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
PHIL.Q,DICIAMIA. Juno 23,1861.
• I
hWatp. this Rev. Joserh H. Kenuard.:Paetor of the
1 Tenth Baptist Ghurch.
Di. 401soci —DE an S. ,e. :—I have been fr
Euentir eeqUeSted to connect my name with com
inendatifis of different kinds of medicine, but
ardio the f , !actics as out of my appropriate
e h ar ere pt ql . e m ve va ri n t s r ,, L i sn d e ec eell n an er c l i f
p b a i x i livi t ar b l
in my 411 family., of the usefulness of De. Heti
and's German Bitters, I depart from my usual
course, Ito express my full conviction that for
general debilif of the system, and especially Liv
emaggintli is a eafe and valuable preparation.
I,
some; eases it saw fail. but usually I doubt not I
will be very beneficial to those who suffer from
aboto C0.11£48. Yours veer realully
__,' J. Et, A.tto
...ught4 isiiiiaw Coats street, Phila., sc. ptih.
Frouth.i "'-re of ADDTRMAXWUNDSD, Ger
; maniouni.
Genitairrown, June 1,1861.
Ds. C. M. Jacksoir—Etir--It gave me plassure,
wo years :ago, to give you a certilcate, testifying
ant the German Bitters had done for me.; I am
ow Rerfently cured of all those diseases your
aedieme professes to cure, viz; Dyepepein., Om-
Ac and Nervous debility, disease of the KidneYs.
to. The powerful influence it exerts upon N er-
VOW prostration is surpruirig. I have bet con
sulted frequently in reference to your Bitt And
without hesitation , have recommended it r the
:above complaints, and in every instance it Ras
effectually cured. Your medicine has a great
Feuputation in Germantown, and is sold in every
Store, sad in most of the Grocery stores
Fe
If any one should question what 1 say, let
them come to Germantown,lnd I will prove to
their satisfaction. that the Bitters have cured in
vicinity more than twenty oases of the above
Ike ' ' . tfally.,
Pee HANNAH WUNDER,'
Main street. above Rittenhouse, Germantown,
Mee I . ••••••
JEST Tog THING FOR THE so4Drims.
Will build up the constitution, and give health
=tramp% to an overtasked and. diseased
THE TNSTIMONY FROM THE ARMY
- PHILADELPHIA. ATlgrld 12, 1862.
lb a. frog. Jackson—Dear Sir: While in ilirir
_,,i A, °va l e yo Jim obange of water, I was tuken
.w. rh a eurere diarrhoea, which imemedincurable,
end which greatly weakened me. When we
cached Martinsburg, j. feared >I should hav,e to
ome home ; but ranking some of your MUM in
...he store Mr. H. H. price , in that town, 'I pur
aumd a luippio, and on taking itwas sroiedil)r re
pored to health. The =diarrhoea wee qtueltly
skeekedi and I experienced no return of it.; A
,number of my comrades, who suffered in theseme
manner and from the earns cause, with whom' .1'
*hated the'Bitters, loin me in thie certified% I
expect to return to the seat of war with theLeg
on. and shall certainly take a supply of the Bit
-
r sin in knapsack. I would not be without It
e its weight in gold, particularly'on goinginto a
intone region.
YounvtrulY. A. E
ti , AL :, , rirltu
Company . Scott Legi o n.
71711f4RE OF COUNTERFEITS
lied.,thiitheAncuttare of C. M. JAMESON."
0111110 Waernie of each bottle.
P:inoinalofftoe and - ltiamfootory,
Pfo.. CM AI%CBE 19•1"-EMMT.,
JONES & EVANS,
lihyoes TO C. N:TATiiioTr CeJ
PROPRIETORS.
Arlo gijo by Daniadate and Dagen in every
i nt in gut PAW States, and by
! :op. GEO. N. EXTRIKR. '
.1 • to. _ •
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17-Aior
fDiar isle d
at an J d kat O
idarset 001,
110,of
the mon.
oedemas° by
ilorter Ehaire2g=
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7 - '' , i'!ri.i ., ; . :'47...! , t• • 6, - A :.. :; 1 ,- -_ 4 VTi..;' _r:e.._ 'I, ,t, :- ~.,.,'
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1 TO 'T.IM-l i trßii,lo.
.141 8 P/*LIST •
mzstheigitoratitaidfalse.
1,9 Medan Vl4ll.
aktionp„ tr* .sporetAne. lR
u°i6 " e • 4 °1 1 4 11 . -84 f. _
abrise. a nd`, diseases or •-
tuationa Derpotonanlf io W...l , ;.,
Adent ' ft, youths; pf
sex and adults , Single or married .. Because
Ds. ZUMBIIP Iniblishes :the feet Of 'his doing
ignorant aint , filshiriniidost are dreadfully
shocked, and think it a great sin lverselmmoral
and for oentaminatiort. and , •Sorrtiplitotr 'amens
their wiv es , promising sons and daushters. Their
family physician should_be (muttons to keep them
in_ ignorance that they do the B=o FiEl Dr: BRAN
STRITp. (except publishing) lest a lueratife=
lice might be lost to them among 'Stupid
modest and presumptuous families, born and
raised in ignorance. sprung up as minfirroonts and
who compare society. intelligence:sem%
dollars and cent, mysteriously. meanly
gotten. It is to publicity, however„ that ntunerote
parents and guardians ; are: thankfig that their
sons, daughters and wards,Lproviontly 'feeble
sickly and of delicate condition and appearance
nave_been restored to. health, and Vigor.by DR.
.M.A.NSTIIIIP; besides -Ithatijr'before - linti after
marriage through him have boon saved much suf.
fining. anxiety, mortification. Aro. I Spermatozr
hea or nocturnal emminsionkare coninletely cured
in a very short space of time by his now remedies.
which - are peculiarlylus” own. They are canpoundi
rem the Vegetable Kingdom, having , seen the
fallacyiefthe Mercurial treatment,he has abandon
ed it and substituted the vegitable i Female dis
easesareireatedwi*markecteuoceee—naving had
over forty' yearn (40) experience in their „treat
ment in hospitals of both the Old World and in
the United States: leadshim to eay—to all 'with a
fair trial. health and happiness will again bloom
upon the now—palicd cheek. Trifle no longer with
montebanks and quacks. but come and be cured
Consumption, and all of its kindred diseases, of
• which so many annually fill our countries can
now be relieved, providing they attend to it in
time Pull particulars can beha.d of my treatment
byprocuring a copy of the Medical Adviser
_.which
is given gratis to all that apply Having the ad
vantage •of over forty years experience and
observation, consequently, he has superior drill
in the treatment of special diseases. and who is
daily consulted by the profecsion. as well as reoom
mended by repectable !rib l mm 'Poblibuoro
Yrietors of hotels, dm. °Moe -Sib Smi thfield
street, near Diamond street. Private communi
oations from all Parts of the Union strictly at
tended to. Direct to ,
1101 E SOO,
deiblydaw Pittsburgh Post Office.
**-4(
Trio HORSE OWNIiRS.—DR. !WENT'S.
INFALLIBLE`LIKKENT FOR HORSES
unrivalled by any, in all oases of Lameness,
from Sprains, Bruises or Wrenching. its
effect magical and Certain: Harness or Saddle
Saila, tches, lifange4co., will•also speedily
care Spavin and •Ringbone may- easilY be Pre
vented and cured in their incipient stages, but
confirmed oases are beyond the possibility of a
iIADiOAL (MIL No case of the kind, however, is
so -desperate br hepeless but it may be alleviated
by this Liniment; audits faithful application wil
alawys remove the Largeness, sift enable the
horse to travel with comparative'ease.
.Every horse ownet ahould have this remedy at
hand, for its timely use atthe first appearance of
Lameness , will effectually - prevent those formida
diseases mentioned, to which all horses &reliable,
and which render so many otherwise valuable
horses nearly word:Ave.
R. E. SELLERS CO..
Agents fir Pittsburgh.
de274y-devrmaw
The Philosophic Burner.
InfAYEEN'S NEW DOUBLIE-ACTINU
11.1 Philosophic -Burner for Carbon ail now
ready. It possesses many advantim over the
Common Burners.
1. It,makes alexia or mall light with perfect
combustiod.
2. It wilrhttrn any quantity of oil with safety.
4. It can be used with a long or abort chimney.
It oan be need as a taper night-lamp.
5. It can alWays be made to burn economically.
6.1 t 19 more easily Wicked than any other
burner.
7. It can be trimmed and lighted without re
moving the oone.
8. It throws all the white light above the crone..
9. The chimney can, be ..rcmovedot inserted
seithont thtiching - the - glass. -
These burners are t o common No.l size, 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 $2. Sold a
No. $2 FOURTH street, Pittsburgh.
ielß-lydw P. HAYDEN.
"Cum NOTICE+THE LASII4N-
P.ll stanment on the assessment for Grading and
paving, made under the supplement to the city
Charter is due, and if not ptud before the let of
October next,will be placed in the hands of the
city Solicitor for collection, subject to costs of suit.
ae9-tf WM. EICHBA UM, Treasurer.
EIuIIIDPEALN CY.
riIIHOMAS BATSMAN , EIIROPEAN
.5„ Agent, 115 Water street, Pittsburgh. Pa.,
is prepared to bring out or send beak passengers
from or to any part of the old country, either by
steam or Beijing packets. • '
SIGHT DRAFTS FOR SALE, payable in any
part of Europe.
Agent for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail
road.' Also, Agent for the old Black Star Line of
Sailing Packets, and for the lines of Steamers sail
ing betweenVew. York. Liverpool. Glasgow and
Galway. fell
WM. H.SMITH . . ......... JOS. R. HUNTER
WDL H. SMITH & co,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
NOS. 112 SECOND AND 141 FIRST STREETS'
deM I'ITT6I/1 808
wutaAUi maim% nevrd leeLinmes.
HARILIBON A. 00277111, Semial Partner.
General Partners.
MEAIIS & COFFIAI,
Mammon to M'Candleni, Means & C 0..)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Corner Wood and Water Btreete,
felOds PITTS . ItITROH,
GRAVEL. FELT. AND CANVAS
R 0 O_F I N G .
MATERIALS CONSTANTLY ON
hand, for sale with Instructions; Also
IRON SATURATED FOR ROOFS.
Our work is not to be excelled by that of any
Roofer in Western Pennulvania.
B. SHOPE, 76 Smithfield at.
Je2s-3md Pittairanth.
NEW GOODS.
NVIvrAvE MUST RECEIVED mom
e Bast a large and oheloa seleOlon of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
for Gents' and Youths wear, ambraelzuts all the
newest styles COATINGS, CASSMIBIS AND
VISTINGS. W. H. maim & Co.,
143 Federal street
Corner Market &mare. Allegheny oity. myll
THIS DAY-
Tut opitined a complete assortment of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
W. R. ItteOKE 4 CO,
my 9 143 Pidaralstieei.Allethw
BOYS
BOYS 800T5,.,
BOYS BOOTS
CIFEAP I ONBAP I I ettEith I
at DIFFENBACELBIt'S.
.2 N 0.15 Fifth at, near Market et.
APPLES -75 BARRELS GREEN AP
'A
ce Rut received and for'nle by
JAMES A. 'FETZER,
se2o corner Market Wild:First streets.
WI g
WINDOW SALECERTAIN - S . l'OE by
W. P. MARSHALL.
men 87 Woad:street.
..3'l 9C is at 55 Fitil; . tr 'S eet, whret il is Flared
to suit all in
p oots and Shoes IN t priooi that defy
.14.200 BA " 14 " 1 "-. SKl , !Ors.,
Real Scotch and Domestic Ma,lies,
Ail Leto stiles and chbice'colors,
received before the last great advance, and for sale
wholesale and retail by
EATON,OR
IILAIIM A . Co..
I'7 Fifth matt
. .
v. , .,17:: ..5. , ,,. I'''.. ~ b ... 4 :• . 1 -5,. ''' V 4 . ' ~ -i--
.„ .6: 'fz.Z6. ••4.i:iii g 1•47:t. , ' : ' 4 i . 4 1.- ,•,.i.,...v 5 , -,_..., 3
ve : 4 , tgi...1 , ::- Fx...:4.;.1.7,-.f. c:. , ,..... , 4, i ~:i !-', 7 , •'N '74 ''''i...l;
, , .;:: .7:4 .p.
EMABILPIIIA ADVII4TISMITS.
61111111 00111118810 N iBROI
•
Flour, Grain and all kinds of VonUtry
Produce Wines and Liquors,
Qlgardy Tobacco, &c.
Liberal advenoee made on. conaboommele o
HIGH WINES.
OFFICE AIM WAREHOUSE 237 SOUTH SECOND ST
an26:13 , 'PHI ADELPHIA.
•• • WM. BRICE CO. •
1
PROVISION
COMMISSION
NO:' 15 SOUTH WATER STREET,
*a. Libelsl ad , Pai2oes made on oonsignments
whenreqtdred. I myl-lyd
FRIES . ar LEHMAN,
NO. 818 MARKET STREET
PHI LADEILPHIA.„
Jobbers in Cloths, Cassimeres, re-slings,
&e.
Always on hand a well selected stook of Goods
suitable for the trade: myl-1,34
E. P. MIDiDEETON & BRO.,
nirciurras or
WINES,IBROLNDIES,
AND Mumma IS
FINE OLDS WHISKIES,
NO. 5 NORTH FRONT WIRER]
PHILADELPHIA.
JOHN 3 P 31;LUION-BODMAN B ILLTB ON
JOHN 8., ELBIBON & 80N8,
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS, CASSIIESES MID VIISTINGS,
NO. 889 MARKET STREET,
(2d di* below Fourth,)
toylflyd ' PHILADELPHIA.
GEORGE - GRANT,
Manuheturer and Witeleeale and Retail Dealer
EVSTIT DIOCRIPT/Oli OP •
GENTS' FURNISHING poops,
610 CHESTNUT STREET,
myl-ly PIITLADELPHIA
O. HARRY BRIAN,
worn
7_,coroaccopP. I,Nr. r-E.N.rtcm,
MANUFACTURERS & IMPORTERS,
0*
HEN'S FURNISHING GOODS AND
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
NO. 10 swum FOURTH STREET,
mylflyd PHILADELPH7A
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS.
T' e necessary result a this interpreta
..ion of the Constitution is that, in time of
war, the Presidentjuss any and all power
wlsi hirmai de - e4irn4cessary to subdue
tha nervy; and at every private and
pers nal right of individual security agt.inst
pier executive control, and every right
re -to-the Ststesi or to the people,
rests merely unon Military discretion.
Tlt t the military power of the President
is Id iced. solely from ;:the Constitution;
nit law anfficientirdefina there as his
T
„iris y civil power. These are its words:
IV . A. 'X Mt CI rg A. 01L. "Th 'President shall be commander-in-
WEARE NOW dIIANIUFACTURTWO chic of the army and navy of the United
this article, ;Phials for brillianoy in buniing State., and of the militia of the several
freedom of offensive odor, and transparency °I State:,when called into the actual service
color, (which color we warrant to be (mangers by of • •
age or exposure) Is unsurpassed by St ates ."
my i li umi _ th United
nator it. this or Eastern markets. As a profitable Th ais his military power. He is the
Oil to the consumer, we can specialty recommend g ene I•in chief
, and as such, in prosecut
it. Also. our naluinfacture of
ing ar, may do what Generals in the
CAUSTIC' SODA, field . re allowed to do within the sphere of
Used by an large Soap Makers and Oil Refine:dee, their . ctual o eratioas, in subordination
which excels /Oyer cent. in strength all the make to th. laws o their country, from which
of .&glish Soda brought to this country. Our
man tare of they e erive thei r authority.
SAPONIFIER, DR CONCENTRATED LYE; SAL 1, AC. Wh •n the Constitution says that the
Are so well and favorably , known. we trust the Presi ent shall bethe commander - in-chief
mention is sufficient. of the army and navy of the United States
All orders and inaciriea will b. =r.'"...17 at- and o the militia of the several States,
tended to by addressi
COu.
GEORGE rawurt, ',gait - 'ten ailed into actual service of the Ifni-
Penna. Salt Manufacturing Comm,. I S . tes, does it mean that he shall pos
-24 Wood street, Pittsburgh. ss ~ ilitary power and command over all
fizel s of the United States; that, by mil-
try -dicta, he may control all citizens,
if e. listed in the army or navy, or in the
liti called into the actual service of the
site. States? Does it mean that he may
ske I. imselt a legislator, and enact venal
vs, :overning the citizens of the United
des and erect tribunals, and create offi-
I to enforce his penal edicts upon eiti.
as? Does it mean that he may, by a
osp ctive executive decree,
repeal and
/nut the' laws of theseveral States, which
respe t subjects reserved by the Constitu
tion f r the exclusive action of the , States
and t e people? . The Presidetk4s- the
ccs
comm der - in-chief of the army andlnavy,
not on y by force of the Constitution, but
under and subject to the Constitution, and
to eve restriction therein contained, and
its eve y law enacted by its authority.
He i general-in-ehief; but can a general
in-Chi f disobey any law of his own coun
try, hen he can, he superadds to his
rights commander, the powers of an
usurp ; and that is a military despotism.
In the oise of arms we have become deaf
to the• arning voices of our fathers, to
takes re that the military shall always be
subset ient to the. civil powers? Instead
of list ing to these voices, some persona
now a in to•think that this ' is enough to
silenc objection, to say, true enough, there
is n civil right to do this or that,
but it i a military act. They seem to have
forgot n that every military act is to be
tested y the Constitution and laws of the
countr under whose authority it is done.
And, t at under the Constitution and laws
of the nited States, no more than under
the go rnment of Great Britain, or under
any fre or any settled government . , the
mere a thority to command an army is not
an au ority to disobey the laws of the
countr,
The
it wise
in-chief
ted Sta
of the
powers
no degr
ferred
portant
tion ha.
°Mash
hie pb
the mil'
are. •
Americ
eral-in
for the
Besid
are axe
law. :
execute
nor;Ens
even m
govern
special
to the C
States,.the legs
The ti
the Uni
must ap
tv whic
devoted
v. - Limrow dr. CO.,
ANIIPAOTURERISOP 11VER7 kAttliTT'OP
FINISHED BRANS WORK,
GAO. AND STEAK FITTERS,
attention totitting Pll Keener
-616 Braga Castings of superior smoothness made to
order. Steamboat work and rtYmirirar gemer
ally.
.1 0 2-Roaa' Oil 'le: Davy's Safety." --
ps
Gag Brackets and e...mate: g L orner ST.
STREET AND DUQUESNE WAY. felB , 4 . is 81
018:17daw:is
Young's Eating Saloon,
as '
CORNER VIRGIN ALLEY AND SMITH. in*
MILD sTiarrs: U ,
law Where OYSTERS and all the 'delicacies of the
law
season will ho served np .in the most palatable S
style. • YOUNG,
cold corner Virgin alley and Elmithield at. cee
zei
JAMES H. OHILDS. pro
HOPE COTTON MILLS, an:
AneEtheny City, Pa.,
iuntrrAoTtratra or
SEAMLESS - BAGS,
AND OF
OSNA.I3IaRGS,
Inches to 40 lychee Wide.
car Orders may be left at H. GUILDS & CO'S.
Dta Wood street, Pittsbergb. nontlyds
WILLIAM RAGALEY,
WHOLESALE.GROCER
• NOB. 18 AND 20 WOOD STREET,
PITTSBURG
LAKE SUPERIOR OOPPEB MINES
SMELTING WWI HS.
PARK. AVOURON" aft CO.,
Manufactuera of
Sheath. Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Cop
Per Bottoms, Raised Btßl Bottoms, Spoi ter
Bolder, &o. Also importers and
dealers in Metals. Tin
Plate (ghost boo.' -
ger Constantly on hand.' Tinmesei 'Machine
rut Tools. Warehouse, N 0.11.49 HIRST and Lito
BLOND EITRBBTB, Pittsburgh. Penne:
gar Special ordors of Copper oat to any desired
tern.
GREAT REDUCTION IN SUMMER
BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS,
CHEAP CASH STORE OF
•
JOSEPH H. BORLAND,
Ptiiiili,a4tieet,pecond door;froni jy24
SOPERYBODY IB 4Narous Ti O
hear from their friendaua }le army, and alco
to know whereto buy Boots and Bh,.ca cheap.—
The place is at M'Clelland's e 55 Fifth Arent...
HOlCEntriLiiiNOLovveoß SALE
ILI pleasantly situated on:Rebecca street, Alle
gheny oily, being. a division cf.a large garden, with
finit trees. shrubbery etc.,' and easy tif.aeeeith by
p a sse nge r Railway. Persona desirous ofsecuting
a goiniand pleasant location fpr a residence are
partientarly inv.ted to locket-these beautiful loth
which" lite Oared at low' Peke; , 13 . 1 4;.0II easy
terse. Oalland the thkplanht our office.
B. OU'pBERTA BO NG , 'slmark. it
XrALITABLE PROPERTY FOR
V
BALE.—Situated on Water street, between
Market and Ferry. Having a front seventy feet
on Water street; the same through to First
street. Tema easy. Inquire at SS First street.
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Y MORNING ' OCTOBER 28, .:1862;
DAILY POST.
THE MILITARY POWER OF
THE PRESIDENT.
Able Opiniepsofill4.'urtle
[Contintied Trom Yesterday.)
It no longer remains to he suggested
hat if the ground of action ahnounced by
he President be tenable, he May,- as corm,.
ander-in-chief, of the army and navy, use
owers not delegated to the United Staten
y the Constitution; or may use powers by
,e Constitution exclusively delegated, to
he legislative,andiudiciallepartments of
he government. These things
ta have been
Ireauy done,. se Jar as the prosla
•
ton and orders 4the.PresidentOan'effect
;hem.
It is obvious that if no private citizen is.
r °tented by • the, safe-guards thrown
'round him by the express provisions of
e Constitution, but each' and all of those
ife-guards may be disregardefy to subject
im to military arrest upon the report of
• me deputy provost marshal, and inipris
ment at the pleasure of; the "Pres- -
ent, and trial before a militriry commis
lon, and punishment at.ite discretion, be
use the President is of the opinion that
eh proceedings may "best eubdqe the
emy," thenrallonembers of either Home
Congress and every judicti officer is•
ble,to be proceeded against 'as' a "dia
-1• al persons," by the same means and in
1. same way. So that, under tis assump
n concerning the implied poivers of the
•
esnlent as commander•in•chlef in time
r, if the President shall be of opinion
t the arrest incarceration, and trial
ore a military commission bf a judge
the United Stales', for i,some judical
ision, or of one or more rnembere of
ertHouse of Congress for words spoken
• ebate is "a measure which may best
due the enemy," there is then confer
on him by the Constitution the right.
power so to proceed against Anch judi•
or legislative officer,
his power is certatnly not found in any
; ,ress grant of power made by the Con
tion to the President, nor even in any
I.gation of power made by the Constitn
r of the United States to any depart
tof the Government. It is claimed to
ronnd solely in the fact that lie is the
•
wander-in-chief of its army affd navy,
ged with the duty of subduing' the
'y. And to this end, as he under
,ds it, he is charged with the 'duty of
Ig, not only those great ahd ample
ers which the Constitntion an laws,
!self devotion of the people in executing
have placed In his hands, but charg
ith the duty of using powers which
eople have reserved to the States, or
emselves; and de permitted to break
those great Ceitatitutional safehguards
e partition of governmental powers,
Ithe immunity' of 'the citizens from
executive contra : , which are at once
/ the end and - Meatis of free govern-
Po
and
the.
ed •
the
and
mar
hot I
men;
f armers of the Constitution thought
:hat the powers of the commander.
of the military forces of the Uni
" :s should be placed in the hands
chief civil magistrate. But the
of the commander-in-chief are in
e enhanced or varied by being oon
i pon the same officer, who has
'Civil functions. If the Constitu-
provided that a e onimander-in
uld be appointed by Congress,
era Would have been the same as
I.: • Towers of the President now
d what would bethought by the
I , n people - Of an attempt by a gen- .
I hief to legislate by his
people decrees
' le and for the States.,
s; all the powers of the President
nave merely. He cannot make a
e cannot repeal one. He can only
the laws. He can neither make,
rendenor - alter them. - He cannot
ke as article of war. He may
the army either by general or
,rders, but only in subordination
,nstitution and laws of the united
. -
I e articles of war enacted Ly
I lative power.
e has come when the people of
ed States must understand and
,ly those great rules of civil liber
have been arrived at by the self
effbrts of thought and action of
tip
theiii ancestors, during . seven . -hundred :
years of struggle' against Krbitrtry Timer.
If they fail to understand andiappry theni,
if they fail to hold every hra,nclrof 'their
government steadily, to, . then', ~:who can
i Ml:One What istb.comq out otthia,deoper. t
struggle? - The' military erivier,,Fit i _ , eleven.
of theaeStatefrbeing destroy; what then?
Wnsit,is to.be thifir.cortißtiontl .
Whit is to'
be our condition? ;...,. ~.. , r.,;11,...! ~! • .
"Are the great principles Of free-IgOvern
ni
entlto be riacd and ctineiMedaspeana of,
war ?I , Aie wericitAvisienonif and :strong 1
enough. to carry omthis war ton t &teens
-1 ful military end without. subs itdiq to the
loits'Ofiny one
.great principle of, liberty ?.
We.'itrir strong - until: Ifre s.. ,c
_Fe 7 ,t,erhs
eneu4A,iir the peOUle d -1, e rr servants
will-brat .nnderstand and :obs ve the just
limits of military power, . 7 t.
' What, then, are thoseliinit:A? They are
thetej. There isMilitary litir'; there is mar
tial law: ifilitary law is thaf,iyiie
itent
laws enacted ,by .the •legislativo:power for
,the governMent of the army land navy:of
the United Suttee, and of the militia:when
1 eilledfinte theinctual service of the United
Stareill ' ...lt. has • no' control whatever over
any ,p raga or any property of any c itizen:
It con, d pot even apply. P:i,the ato„Bl.4m(cir,
an a " y, y, save by force of re Presi p
n t
visions of the laws' 'Of Congress, making
such Unrsonslimenablithereto. 'lhe . per=
aqua and the,property.-df private =citizen's.
citizen's.
Of the United. States areas abilointelyst
'enipted fronc,the control of military law
as they are exempted' from the control of
the laws -of great 'Britain;
But there is also martial law. What is
it? It ;is the will, ofn military commander,
operating, without' any restraint save his
judgment., upon the lives, upon the property,
'upon the entire social and individual con
dition Of all'over. whom this law extends.
But, under the Constitution of the United
States, Over whom does mid. Um 'extend,
Will any one be bold' enough td i say, in
view orthe history of our'ancestors and
ourselves, that the President of the United
States can extend such law as, that. over
the entire country, or over any , defined ge
ographical part tnereof,'saVe in connection
with some %particular military operations
which he la , carrying on there?, Since
Charles I. lout hie head, there has been no
king in
.England who could make l each a
in
law that.realm. - And where is there to
be found, in our history or our constitu
tions, either state or 'national, any warrant
for saying that a President of the United
States has been empowered by the Consti
tution to extend martial law over the
whole country, and to subject, thereby, to
his military power every right of every cit
izen ? He has no such authority.
(To be Continued.)
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD' CHURCH TRAIN
A.M.
Leaves WA 's Station eVery'Stutderat ...... "
do Turtle Cr
eak. do do 920
do Brlntores, do do ...... 920
do Wiikinsburgh do . d0.....942
do Emit Libero, do do .... ;9 50
Arrive at Rittsintr. ..... ...... ...„ ..... 15
RETURNING TRAIN P. M.
Leaves! Pittsburgh every Sunday 00
do East Liserty do , do 24
do Wilkinsburgh do do ...
do Brieton's -do do 49
do Turtle Creek do do 55
Arrive at Walls.
J. STEWART. Passenger Agent.
Pittsburgh, July 9,1662, ,
SMITH, PARK & CO,
ruirrrix - vvA.rtri imourfacarvy
[PITTSRfJKGB. PA
Wareho e, No. 149 First andl2o &mond stu
Mannfaatttrers of all sizes and dsoorintiatut of
Coal Oil, Retorts and Strns, Gila and Water Pipe
Sad Iron& 4og Irons, Wagon kazoo, Steel Mouldy
Punier Rangers and Couplinw.
Also Jobbing and Machina^ ary
de
aerlp made to order.
Having a Complete machine stop attached, to
the Foundry. all necessary fitting will be carefully
attended to ; fedklycllew
THE A'DESCO OIL COMr4NY
MANIIFACTI7BE AND ELATE FOR
sale a inperior artiole of
Refined Azdeico Oil,
NbN• EXYLOSIVfI. i.SO,
PURE BENZOLE.
warehouse, 27 IRWIN STREET
PITTSBURGH. PENNA
muuTART esurrrxxrs t
BIS AND lUD GAUNTLET%
IN WIIIIN AND DUFF.
Received by Raman this day at
BATON. MACItIIM & CO'S.
Na. 17 Fifth street
A RMY SHIRTS,
SOLDIERS' GOODS!
New styles genius cheap. at
MACRO'S:I & GYDR.
eel Markat ',treat. bet. 4th D iamond
PICH • .-., SAUCE, 4E40.
200 dos bts, qts.3i gallon, & 1 gallon Pickles
100 do Tomato Catsup:
10 do Walnut do
100 do Pepper Sauce:
10 do Worehestershire do pta and 54 plates:
10 Cases Olives;
10 dol Capers:
15 dozanglleh Chow Chow;
sdo do Cauliflimenn
sdo do Picealilin
sdo I do Onions;
20 do do %skins & Mixed Pieklan
20 do i rr do Mustard;
20 do en& do
kor sale by ; REYBLICR & PRO'S,
N 05.128 andl23 Wood street
WI/s—
-17r1 Irks Almonds;;
10 Bal Langudoo do
5) Bags do
do I Engl is h Walnuts:
80 do I 11 l arts;
30 do 1 Brasil Nuts'
50 Boxes Shelled Almondst
Bags
20 epi
2, , 0
00 Cdo do
20 B oooanntsv
200 Bags Afrioan Pea Nuts;
In Store and to arrive and for saleby
aes I, Nos. 12 1 6 k ItY,ll3lVo4tßafge6t.
TEM ELDORADO,
(rOniZELY COURT 111.1011,11QMIL)
CORNER FIFTH & SMITHFIELD STREETS.
(Opposite the Post Moe.)
HE B Ii7BECBIBEB HAWING
A. taken the above well-knownatawd, will be
pleased to see his friends at all,houre. wines;
liquors, ales, and cigars are of the best. •
idol-head I JOHN "LUNDY: ,Proptietor.
STEAMBOAT AGENCY.
w at . .. 11,A, klajEcA , 'X'
Has coned .= offlosat
NO. 9C., WATER:STREET,.
Wheals he witr . transact a general 'Steamboat
Amoy Moline* and *Mad eolieita alum cdpae
tomes fronastis3ul:llcidmen. ssp244yd
IF YOU WANT DOME 000 D NEW
IWilt or pirated -Mince Meat. :mixed, and ,
all
other
in
of Spica% cookin g ;Brandy, or
Wino, Nair Orange. Icniott.and Citron• Peel go fo r
Haworth &Brothers; in theDiantond. where you
will tot anew--drop of Fruit:4lnd lower than :at
any other house in the city: ,Alma seneral and
till assortment: Family ildrooenes.:Teas i Wines,
Brandies, tild all other kmde of Foreign and
Domestic Lion ' ' • -
ii&WODIE & BROTHER.
d el ' coiner Diamond and iDiamond alley:
,
_ .
. 4 HOT GIIND—DOIUBLE AND 91N61...
.
BARREL—The beet • oaserteeent iwthe'oity.
for Bole by - BOWN do TIMM,. •
LW Wed etreet.i
_ ,
LOVJL
sss
rr 4lMlß r t :at eeivedataoisale
JAB. A. FETZER,
obt 'Corns/ Market and First streets.
sni BAG- TENNESSEE PEA NETS
gUir in store and fors.le b
s itEleiVES BRO'S,
oat Na UA and US Wood:eked.
7.'ffrs;c77 - 3 - 17 . 77 .- crt
. '.-
fuii
lECRE
ERNES
. . ,
.. •
Nr.! ~-.619 vB. 1ti.....'
• , - 2 . : t so. - „ o i - ,;2 . , ... ". -;
A. '.- BRILI3LE ... . .;...
... .2 -, ~.,;.•,i2;x:;;;. ;........ 1 , .
0.,..,30 I wOOIVISTII;t1FOt
1 7 ! nseir4i4ijEttiiitAilt:l9l44;
ioraiitittiiiiitutifilohitiag : iiiditly44entefb
4ibt- I r , ty,liw n
. 3
tc, Parlor, "and I(4tiii4Stoveatiiitate
'Tii•iiiii
' "' ,:ri4a#tiii.1i0....i1,7,3
: I 7 . '"... - 1i..1i ' ~.,.. ..... 17in..• r I • -
r,-lit .
.; out earapte . p cs,l ; may 4,ftoundr:the
tan ici i tiaßtrtooopossTavis
ElTREF4.44ll(7rioteio, ..,-,.
. . "..14 .. ....-1,... l i es ....
Merits 01 T h hipb. ARTO, . f o ll y
..: am= elltote pro onneed Apee
unirkektop, tAt.oriwith sirentaw&
Iti . ervattlng. - I 1 i
1:. vo 49% vo n fu ir i iikitthlltf l , : ~.-. ; ,•,.
r AND lIRATINGISTQvEs.. .
Iwit ,
_ ...
emb some of the t'Ailriabil3r, now.
,ffered to thelpnblia.
Sir
FANCYENAMELED GRAS PROVISI
Alai , RENDER,S.of the newest eqvien Common
Kitchen Beer.and lani - Gtatee: es of *blob are
i. °l o.44 t =ftr f*l fit.; s e 'iiffeebd to bullete
wall of GRATE FRONTS . I .': +.74 , 0 ' •
•. , _ , ,
7* M. WSW
l 'as s Tout!. , -ees#
G4s - ANOITEAPA
.
4Rda, or 11093'1' ke
• "Made, to o er.
BRAN . CIAOTINGgfEIir ALL . g.lOB
MadeAtAh, al l 9*Ottoothsi9. „ „„,
OtellcFlNEßi'S.filllCED UP:
• ize:. ToiderateffittitOWN/Thirrs3iSs
WOOD BTREBTe wilt,be.t,ngtlkatteudito 4,11
The 'members or this Dm- b ,PEed3al Inc.
&amigo . . hi: many years" h &tee the -bad ,
Hasa .
sDeo~gitO _ on eve re-.
, I s
. -
S. M. K , ,.131.11-& CO.,
1 icaNuttopoiorpo op
3E" e No. I..:(Cpurlion 011,
it in N .t.,t) mem ' '•-c •
..ip =
-o oo on' "ttfilirßlT STEpt OPpotrito
11-11 3
Pee" It. XDOPot. .- -
VI-All oil warranted .,.
HEW W. BEAUMONT 411
igoon..x.y OF mar ..TwO
st~b 6 E,dealerdinForeignßisndies Win
knd Ginn; also, ..131aokbeern Baialkberrh
'cherry. kW Ginger Brandiee,•Old llionongeheW
Rye,_.and: ether Inhales, Jamaica- Runk Owe.:
rior Bitters, Sm.
r .
88 Liberty ttreet i ;
Hotela r iVar , e l, ° lid Anotli t ee entli n e r eart a 4:
orate le for oast. Igewjjezney Cider for fam
ily or hoterpurnases. ir3-6md
ONA. OIL. Wic?.Erats
WORKS 41.1.SKARPSECROK tiTATION, AL
• LEORENY VALLRY RAILROAD.
Oir Ohioo and , Warobouse •
BUI4LICICIrBIIIRET, FMNIMEgaII:
. .
bianidadures of Mtuoinatinu :and Lubricated
Carbon Oils and Benzoic.
NO. 1 REFINED. OIL, WABILiumsD
NON-EXPLOSIVE, always on , hand, ocably
ViTILILUE CARR • &
WHOLESALE GROCERS;
And: Importers or
WI Nl7, BEANDII29,' GINS, top.
• AL • •
Piatallenr anti-Dealers in
Elm OLD. MONONOAKIILAv RYE vatoxy,
am Liberikr I/Omer,. • ,
n e ws • prrrsimmum:imf.'
X.' H. VA.BIDAY.
Nolo, Eitnek, Draft, Bond and Idairt.
rase, Real Mate analffer.
' • ehanalse Braker: i-
OPFICII,__IiOOM No. 1213131tICIPS UILDINA
TH STIWAFT. Pittabursh. Pa. •
:
P••• 50 .::ks Prime Currants;
10 es Sicily Liquorioe:
2 Calabria, dc. •
25 boitos accaroni; ,
20
ea ... • Nonnicellai'
60 d ii
Olive Oil. tuirta and-pints 3o es Sardines; and .3‘ cans:
60 &ails Datem
60 boxes Castile Soap;
SO do Citron;
sCalr Prune!! in i n
5 d
bo as No. do
1 F f =ftell i a . ,
In store and for sale by
RER . -,
ses H
1® ana YM % WoodBROS stmt."
Wholesale Grocery and Liquor; BON
For Sale. - ' • -
THE EITOCH AND FIXTVEZIR OP A
Wholesale Grocery and Liquor House, do
ing a goodit o ride oqe of the best business
streets in e city, is offered for sale. BS the own
ers wish to into other business. Yor further
particulars address • -
an7-tf I LOCK BOX IC Pittsburgh P. 0..
,
11 43 =nit, 011
a i i m
DUNr AN, rittrimui ' C0., 0b.
Marturiatimel of -
P 'smuts limeniti
ontoo l .mi. 991imiserx = STREET Pitts.
NO 106 FOURTH SifiErr•
STOCK, AND BILL tillltEß
Notes, Mock Bonds. and Matadi
TIE Etior .BETTY
,
Wholesale and Behar itioseini
'imams ANDDI ALIn a
TEAS, TOM, WITOEN,' 41; 4 0.•
Nona-Rain aerate Of
OHIO STREET AND THE DIAMOND '
ecady AikeekeNY 111 w.
20.000 Busitijr" ! ° E
,wintad i t
. .
MOORE'S. DIST - ILT
my the • ghost , • . .
•=• . • •
THOMAS MOORS,
13.90tf L., iii_9llrstekreet. Pitt:bur/11:z
Cann '
de iarivon re
rlVitlr ,, 4s.llllE '4l# : 1 1 "' tar
duaticrti..
Sh 6oll ' 4,l 7.andlolgenhltstillgaelland'
_
CODER— 0
reat Bioirotsui ppm
fteleaT - • tattiiiiii
for
a t : -
fag •
eIIGAR-1 tit
1,7 ISO Barren Reined Sugar:
20 do Crushed do
20 do Powdered do
20 do Coarse Pulverised Buser.
To arrive and for sale by
010 RM & O'B:
R0e.126 and 1 28 W o od
28 Wo ß od ß street.-
r.. 31
=HE
s;:r o al al t ;
.1 , il 1r rt.
gi
i Till ; ' al l 1
II •?.?1, ''T MI 1
t 1.
I vs bast tat
I*4l-11tVlan
flume*_
-
• ;
• - •
W
i
Wt TH o TTl‘:bs Wemi' apparitnVli ib 4 i r e
ittehe=trinheinteeth
.m.r ai ffrep i and are V . to ten
er al t imen , Bald personi 71.ersetpd
.. theeontrary. havrogii6kamlibditibfm,
• TIBIA TEEM. Inserted in every
d chair as low. as will warrant the'
all oases.
B. 013DBN 'Dentist,
' 1341' banitaleldetreet.
LONC. MILLER & CO..
to: laved in Mortoonto sad No: , 1
. .
LITTLE,
ff=n
• ,
+ ^mss%'-=;_S' .Y
.445.VZ:",';
1.:.:).-tistsionsned 1,84.
Tr> 4,1 NU.A.T. A
. .
CO.„•
BUILDERS
n o on /Oetfittit
Vr47,3
BENERAL MACHINIST.; MAWR MERL
. -
Neat -the Yew Ik R..fratakagery Dena;
:
~.,
ir ,
..; ...,..,,...„ hn •
~,.. mr.reroa or
same - three to one
tugatiAnd arsa,nens.,and suited Pr
s a • glut trillium, Factories.
_ :4l4:4l.l : 44 A l P d tiagotrtre l oosstrtiotion t of
linglnits ainthhudLers aforzittildf mi ll s. and for
• I Ve ta at i l itn n itntli Ter% for 814-
nm, t 0 .11 1 /4 1 4140.18411itnninttilloilers of avers
elicrakgialklitiailafiltenittton se,pengely, r
Wrested Iron frggatiffislineNCd flies m
'an t
vatinkr . , id , tin - nufamire of
Yi # 0 6.,• 149 are ,11, " row,ol_4l-I=trdgcanulactur
sid of )bishimedititilidnfland warranted.
in all asses to Rive unisfaohlon . .,, At
-.• lesikdertiltenil all Imstfof zdvammti7_l(dicit-
a imf WIA,Pgr qedtiiii 04 - si • _. flmcd&w
clikeVAit, I
OBS,
• -. • kickIkiCkiniMERIMVOIREET.
F,:rifiktee ELT - IrattEIVED A
,W
!!!4.!01 4,, , A of
4. 4.) ,
„Pf. l l•TVA ll i r 5"14..114
tliitho,6l.ll3tere ? * =Yesschigs, 4te.
A-4 8 0-Ahrgettpolt op t
=i dENTWPWRIG43.OODB,
inollOnsltaagfAikuPeldiZbllari. Neck Tier,
tind eI:M*IA tunuae itept by Aptclase Furnish
inealoneVurders progibt&emecultd. analyd
- CO-PART z
irire Assoc's.
in• illiilk4ii,nedhieryriee. MoOLIII-
Hoagn a obpartner tn ikU t e transaction of
the thiIARETIBUtiI dite.tha name and
firm of W. Mon NTO „Bgli, he solioite
from a generone ptibliera o n titinoe,to the now
firm, of the Illierakpatraamtlegetofo, e by_him.l
self '" • - w;YonCLINTWIL
- -
IreAßEire; ;aiming' inironasea for CABll,_
bedbrirthe.:late eidasnoekthe , leareat docket
,Carpets in the city. we woul4pall:thp attention of
Wholesale arid' retailreto — obr complete FLY
sortment
,„ of CiALRP tli.n.kikiVlNGS OIL
oCLIII .13:VICK a sdsr,
atm, • •': 1 4 1.q.:*.f7,' 11211atliet ,
WALL•'•P.A..I I IMA 2 2
• f' , 0
_
:W.IIII*.W.47UILTAINe s &O.
,
New Styles foray:frig-01862.
(treat• Vall.et7,.madilliste. .6660 rt.
• , meat from 6 1.01 Gents
• - 0 5- Per, Pleee.' - ' --t •
Nik..91,-WOOD 1111.11Egr i
4tetwoen 4 thlistlol - docetteltrittlaimm' d AEszr
CP,E , PW,LtLI*-KERII,
CARMAGE MA NUFACTURERS
w:,
• - ' NEAR "fir:CLALIIPI!TRKIST.
Repairing done se ir7
SMUT. , MMUS.
1114p0. : 0, 14 4 1 ki.L.45e xxo.,
COMMISSION 'AND ''FORNIARONIII' NitSCHAIITS.
Dealers PioAtlee an tta
aro. aurammary trrnagirr,
who. REMBEI:ROH
/JOHN ,PLERtnit;')
25 eoineitOkto.andßeaiiiir
: is„.!
. r ID/ - ,, RIDA
l i tstont'ofOniliof deseepilokon hand ,
dr e tQueder,rand for sairrsitSOE 0.1i613.1i
" '
iripgi , iitteided te;
/ 19, F5 ,17 7E'PP. 4 4-7 4 g.i. r 4
INEPORTAINITATekraDIES
linkivion:N/WilirEY, • FOB
Mir upwards Jitf tirbritrynarelthototedlib pro
fegalariartinio exaltudvebr torthe, iconkimmt ot
'.iiisicaetniffiefidfia, and haillitanO*ded thou-
Banda of own in mtprinir the:atlhai r do gonad
lealtli - ikeithoWeVirerecoWadadiiiii er!nicrab
pqy
"Oreat A4terAgawsliemedyel •
-,..DR,fII.2I,IBVEIEMPow
, .
4 ORONO= TIERIVIAV FEMALVOILIS 1
: ,- Whiehrba4grienteefeeltigarthii'direo-
Alps, have , barasl,Strietiyaeitewsilinge
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