lames P. Barr, Editor & Proprietor.
NTIRELY VEGETABLE
NO ALOOROLIO PREPARATION
A - PURE TONIC MEDICINE.
DR
.1100FLANWS
I CELEBRATED
'GERMAN BITTERS
lEL C. M. JACKSON, Philade
phis, Penna.,
c, r Will effectually cure
Over Complaint,
DtSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Thronie„ or Nercone Debility , Dineases
of the Ilhineya, and nil Disennen
A ristiur f(onn a Disordered
Liver or ritoroach
such
as Constl
i pation. Inward
Piles, Fulless or
Blood to the n Head,
3 Aridity of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust
.f . or Food, Fullness or Weigh t
din Stomach hour Fructationi, ;4in in
k
• Ind or Fluttering at theE' ii 1 tn. ..;I,,rii
net4 Swim min.. o .llurned abd
dillicalt Breathin g
g, Eluttering at the Heart,
Choking or sulfonatingzsensations when in a lying
. oosturn, Dimness of Vision, Dots or webs be
i'ne sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
Defteiene of Persiration, Yel
lqwncel of the hkin and•es,Pam
the Side,. Buck, Chest, Limbs,
/Su
i dden Flushes of Heat, Burn-
ngin the Flesh. Constant
imaginings of Evil .
and great depres
ston of
, !spirits,
find will positively prevent r allow Fever, Billions
Fever,
THEY CONTAIN
NO ALCOHOL OR DAD WHISKY!
They Will cure the above diseasei in ninety-nine
ases out Xif hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale and universal,
mpularity of -71oofland's German Bitters, (purely
Tro e u t a3b od)vltconstts.refrAnaovreanot_tunteiks uponan d
suffering
autuanitY the flood gates of Isi V ostrurns in the shape
of poor whisky, vilely compounded with injurious
lrags, and christened Tunics, Stomachins and Bit
ters.
Beware“of the innumerable array of alcoholic
preparations. in plethoric bottles, and big-beilied
irews, under the modest appellation of Bitters;
whieh, instead of curing only aggravates diseases,
rid leavoThe disaPPointed sufferers in despair.
YOUWANT,SVMETIII.I7O ,STRENGTII-
EN YOU?
YOU:WANT A GOOD APPETITE?
DO YOUqVANT 2'o BUILD UP YOUR CON
STITUTION?
DO YOU *ANT TO FEEL WELL?
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OF NEI? VO US
NES,S7
DO WA.MT EN."G Y
Do you *snit to sleep ?
Do you noun a brisk nail vigorous
feeling?
HOOPLA.ND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
Nom.): Nekt' ton Brown, D. D., Editor of the En
cpel4edio ;of Religion* Knowledge.
Although%ot disp general,vo or recommend
.Patent Medicines in 'through distrust of
their ingredients and effects; I yet know of no
sufficient reason why a man may not testify to the
benefit he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit of others.
I do this the more regally in regard to Hoof
land's Gernian Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M.
Jackson, of this city, because I was preiudiced
against thent for many , years, under the impres
ton that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture,
lam 'indebted to my friend Robert Sheetnaker,
Eeq ~for thOmnoval of this prejudice by proper
~ests, and for , onecuragernent to try them, when
Buffering froth great and long continued debility , .
The use of three bottle: of these Bitters, at the
beg-inning of *the present year, was followed by
evident relief, and restoration to a degree of
caddy and mealtal vigor which I had not telt for
ix months before, and had almost depaired of re
tuning. I therefore thank (lad and my friend for
lirecting me to the moot' them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
PITTLADELPITT s, June 23, 1861.
From the Joeeph H. Jr ennard,:Pcalor of the
21-nth Rootlet Ohureh.
Dn. Jscicsim -DsAct S,R :—I have been fr
tuently requeited to connect my name with com
nendations of: different kinds of medicine, but
er xi
'ne i re i , u fi t ir h ,;tp r o uv a t i l f s e as es ou a t ec o c o m e y d: appropriate
ear proof in various in u stanes, l and particularly
In my owli fathily, of the usefulness of Dr. Hoof
lanti's German?, Bitters, I depart from my usual
coarse, to exPrets my full conviction that for
general debility of thcsystem, and especially Liv
er Complaint iris a safe and valuable preparation.
In som cases it may fail, but usually I doubt not
it will be very beneficial to those who suffer from
'he above causpe. Yours very
J, H. KENNARD
reopectfuliv,
,
Eighth bolo iv Coats street, Phila., Dee. 24th.
Fromthe Wife of A LDERMANITUNDER, Ger
, minium.
. GERMANTOWN, June 1 1861.
Dn. C. M. Jl ORSON - Sir:—lt gave me pleasure,
wo years ago, to give you a certificate, testifying
nat tho Gorman Bitters had done for me. I a
ow perfectly glared of all those diseases your
.ledioine professes to cure, viz; Dyspepsia
ry Chron
ic and Neous!debility, disease of- the Kidneys.
Sc. The poweiful influence it exerts upon Ner
vous prostration is surprising, I have boon con
sulted frequently in reference to your Bitters,and
without hesitation, have recommended it for the
above complaints, and in every instance it has
effectually curial. Your medicine has a great
Putation in Germantown, and is sold in every
ug Store, di in most of the Grocery stores
here. If any one should question what I say, let
themcomo to Germantown, and I will prove to
theiraatisfactiont that the Bitters have cured in
this vicinity more than twenty oases of the above
incases.
Respectfully)/ HANNAH WUNDER,
Main street, above Rittenhouse, Germantown,
JUST THE THING FOR THE SOLDIERS.
Will build up the constitution, and give health
sod strength to= an overtasked and diseased
earth.
THE TESTIMONYFROM THE ARMY
' PHILADELPHIA, August 12. 1862.
Dn. C. M. JAcirsost—Dear Sir, While in Viz
..; a, owing to the change of water, I was taken
w. ch a severe diarrhcea, which seemed incurable.
Ind which greatly weakened me. When- we
cached Martinsburg, I feared I should have to
-- cone home; but noticing some of your Bitters in
...he store Mr. H.ll. Price, in that town, .I par-
hosed a supply, and on taking it was Speedily re
stored to health! The diarrlicea was quickly
shacked, and I experienced no return of it. A
Cumber of my comrades. who suffered in thesame
manner and from the same cause, with whom I
shared the Bitter,4 join me in this certificate. I
expect to return to the seat of war with the Leg
- on; and shall certainly take a supply of the Bit
r sin my knapsack. I would not be without it
r its weight in geld, Particularly on going into a
niestoneregion.
truly. i. , A. E. A,LTEMUS,
Company H. Scott Legion.
•
BEWARE O,F COUNTERFEITS.
Bee: that the signature of "C. M. JACKSON,"
10 onthi WRAPPER of each bottle.
fi
Principal Office and Manufactory,
NO. 631 ..41.1ten STREET,
JONEp & EVANS,
_ (SUCCESSORS TO V. M. JAMISON .
PROPRIETORS.
Ake" F* 7.. sale by Daurrista and Malan in every
lern in the united States, and by
Dr. 16180. R. REESER,
H. P. SCHWARYE Pittsburgh.
105.24 Hy-deod Allegheny City.
ea-Also for gale at ,TOSEPH PLEMENGPS an
ger of the Diamond and Market anima.
For sale also by ei
stately aonwor
gjy
rom
' Corner Smittfieid andTourta
PREPARED BY
7. It can be trimmed and lighted without re
moving the none.
-8. It throws all the white light above the cone.
9. The chimney can be removed or inserted
•w i T t h hou e
burner n s g ar he gs co
common No. I size, and
oan be put on any lamp now in use. Every per
son using Carbon Oil should have a Philosophic
Burner. Price 25 cents;
_par dozen 82. Sold a
No. S 2 FOURTH street, Pittsburth.
1625-I.vdw P. HAYDEN..
nt do use
PECIAL NOTICE—TIIE NAST IN
t• staihnent on the assessment for finding and
Chi is
under the supplement to the eitY
Charter is due, and if not paid before the lot of
October nest. will be placed in the hands of the
city Solicitor for collection, subject to costs of suit.
ee9-tf Wlli. EICHBA UM. Treasurer.
raceronomAs RATTIOAN, EUROPEAN
A- Agent, 115 Water street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Is Prepared to bring out or send back passengers
from or to any part of the old country, either bY
steam or sailing packets.
• SIGHT DRAM'S 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 between New York, Liverpool, Glaszow and
'hi way.
t
--- fell -
WM. 11.8111/TE JOS. R.ll (INTER
WM. H. SMITH et If%
WHOLESALE GROCERS
NOS. 112 SECOND MD 147 FIRST STREET
de23 PITITSB fl f .
WILLIAM YEARS,
HARRISON A. OOPTITI
General Partnere.
tßricemors to ICCantlieas. Moans h 00,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Corner Wood and Water Streets,
felOds PITTSBURG R. PA
_ _
GRAVEL. FELT, AND CANVAS
ROOFING.
Ma A TE RIALS CONSTANTLY ON
A.VI. hand, for sale with instruotione; Also
IRON SATURATED FOR ROOF&
Our work is not to be excelled by that of any
Roofer in Western Pennsylvania.
Je2s-3md B. F. SHOPE. 75 Smithfield et,
Pittsburgh.
ILXIEHAVE JEST RECEIVED FROM
V V the East a large and choice selection of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
for Gents' and Youths wear, embracing's all the
newest styles COATINGS. CASSLIMES AND
VESTINGS. W. H. Nett= &CO.,
Corner Market Square. Alle 1
g h e 4B Federal steel
ny-oity. ssY9
THIS DAY-
Stud opened a complete assortment of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
W. H. It IeGEE it CO.,
n 239 143 Federal street. Allegheny inry
BO YS ?BOOM,
CHEAP I CHEAP!! BOYS BOOTS CHEAP!!!
at DIFFENBVIIER'S.
N 0.15 Fifth at. near Market at.
APPLES-75 ESERELSGREEN AP.
pies just received and for sale by
• JAMES 11, PETZER,
se2o corner Market and Fii-st streets,
INDOW CITRTAINS FON:SALE by
W. P. MARSHALL,
87 Wood street.
149CLELLAND'6 HEADQUARTERS
iS at gets street, where ha is prepared
to suit all inand Shoes at prices that defy
competition.
1.200 BALMORAL SHIRTS,
Real Scotch and Domestic Makes,
All new styles and choice colors,
received before the last great advance, and for sale
wholesale and retail by
EATON, MACRUM & CO..
se6 17 nth street.
TO THE PMaLIC.
11pgl P E
ly - •
..wstite ignorant andf '
adodest o all denomi
alse-
nations. treat fiecrat and,
delicate &smilers,
'•
*hued and games . - • -,% : ".;.4./?
tuationo obremonlfid
&lent to youths of both
Bates, and adults. singba or, married.. Became
I Da. Biagergrfr "ialsliAis the fact of his doing
gO. the ignorant kitlSelymodest veryeadfaili
shocked, and th a groat sin mmoral
and for contamination and corrup among
1. their wives, prat:loEll3 , Bam and daughters. Their
physician shealdlus cantons to kee
BRAN
breignbrancethat thercid the SIAM az Dr.
STRUF, (except Pehth'hing) lest a lucrative prat t.
tioo might he lost telhem among etapid falsely
modest and presumptuous families born and
I raised in ignorance, sprtmg_t_tp asmuskrooms and
who compare society, intepmee, sense. Fro.
dollars and cents naystenotudY, meanly eriuS
' gotten. It is to publicity, however that numerow
'parents and guardians are thankful that Utah
eons daughters and wards,
.previously feeble
' sickly and of delicate condihon and appearamm
have been restored to health and vigor by DR.
BRANSTRUP, besides many before and sates
marriage through lihn have boon saved much suf.
faTing, , anxiety moralisation. Spormatorr
hea or nocturnal emnabssions, are completely cured
in a very short space of time by Ins now romectle,
which are_peculiarly his own. They are oompount
rem the Vegetable Kingdom,. haying seen the
fallaoy:of the Mercurial treabsient, ho has abandon
ed it and substituted the ressitable Female dis
eases are treated with maritect success—nasnag had
over forty years (40) experience to their treat
ment in hospitals of both the Old World and in
the United States: leads hint to stay--to all with a
fair trial, health and happiness will again bloom
upon the now—palled cl_teak. Trifle no longer with
montebanks and ouaolta. but oonae end be cured
Consumption and all of its kindred diseased of
which Bo many annually flit. our conntnes, can
now be relievoi, providing they attend to It in
time Fall particulars can be had of my treatment
bynrocuring a copy of tho Medical Adviaer.whioh
is given gratis to all that apply flaying tho ad
vantage of over forty years ea penance and
observation, consequently. he has arsperior skill
in the treatment of special diseases,. and who is
daily consulted by the profession. sis well ea rocom•
mended by repeatable citizens. publisuers, pro
Prietors of hotels, lac. Ofiats 85 Smithfield
street, nosy Diamond street. Private comuanni
callow from all parts Of the Union strictly at
tended to. Diroot to
ge., 3
Pittsburgh l'ost 6
denlrdaw
ps\° 11021SlE OWNERS.—DR. SWEET'S.
it INFALLIBLE LINIMENT FOR HORSES
is unrivalled by any, in all cases of Lameness,
arising from Sprains, Bruis or Wrenching, il
effect is, magical and certain. Ilarnagg or Saddle
Galls, Scratches. flange, &0., it will also speedily
once Spavin and Ringbone may easily be pre
vented and cured in their incipient stages, but
oonfirmed cases are beyond the possibility of a
RADICAI. cuaa. No ease of the kind, however, is
so desperateor hopeless faithful itay be alleviated
by this Liniment, and s aapplication wil
alawys remove the Lameness, and enable the
horse to travel with coinparative ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy at
hand, for its timely use at the first appearance of
Lameness will effectually. prevent those fumble,-
disetmos mentioned, to which all horses are liable,
and which render so many otherwise valuable
horses nearly worthless.
R. R. SELLERS Jr CO.,
Axeuth for Pittsburgh
dci7:ly-ii&w:eow
The. Philosophic Burner.
HAYDEN'S NEW DOMIL.WACTINti
Philosophic Burner for Carbon 011 is now
ready. It possesses many advant.tses over the
Co
1. It mm Burners.
on
makes a large or mall light with perfect
combustion.
2. It will burn any. quantity of oil with safetY.
3. It can be used with a long or short chimney.
4. It can be used as a taper night-lamp.
5. It can always be mode to burn economically.
6. It is more easily wieked than any other
burner.
DAVId
8 1' 3, 7tr./ Partner.
MEANS COFFKII,
NEW GOODS,
BOYS BOOTS.
c-'3 .
JESSE
MERAL 00111138101 lERCRAN
Flour, Grain and ail hinds of Country
Produce, Wines and Liquors,
Cigars, Tobaco, &o.
431' Liberal advances made on consignment , o
HIGH WINES.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 237 SOU 11:! SEGO O ST
au25:17 PHILADELPHIA.
WM. BRICE & CO,,
PRODUCR AND PROVISION
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Aro: 16 SOUTH WATER STREET,
U. Liberal advances made on consignments
mbenrequirod.
ntyl-lyd
dl I
'RIES 8r LERNA.N,
NO., 818 MARKET STREET
PRILADELPIIIk,
Jobbers is; Cloths, Cassimeres, VestingB,
&c., ct-c.
Always on hand a woil selected atook of Goods suitable suitable for the trado, myl-lyd b
vii
to E,
ice,
MIDDLETON . 4k BRO.,
TYPORTESS 01
WINES, BRANDIES, 4c/1.4p
PINE OLD WHISKIES,
IVO. 5 NORTH FROM` STREET.
PHILADELPHIA. sp10:/yd
JOHN R RL1.7307C.W11P HLLISEM.RiIDHAN H ELLIHON
JON B. ELLISON & SONS,
IMPORTERS OF •
nllB, CASSIMEREB 'AND VESTINGS,
NO. 339 MARKET' STREET,
(24: door below Fourth ' )
PIIILADELPIIIA. or
GEORGE GRANT, EIS (
hautdaotortr and Wholesale and Retail Deslel; b f e r '
DI EVERT DPX9TPTION Jt i
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, °lli
610 CLIESTNUT STREET,
myl-iy PHILADELPHIA
C. HARRY BRIAN,
WIT Nif
./..01VOCOVE I'lattßCE,
11.41 , 10F.4 OTITRERS a IMPORTERS.
—OF
HEN'S FURNISHING GOODS AND
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
O. 10 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, •
myl:lyd PAILADELPHIA
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS, :,a
FIJI:1'01N dc Co..
I.IIIII7.I,OTUREREOP EVERY hARIETY OP w
FINISHED BRASS WORK,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, Thß
ghi 3 ,- Partioular attention to fitting Oil Refiner- frui
,
es, Brass Castings of superior smoothness made to , e.V
rder.. Steamboat work and repairing goner-
.;'Hoag' Oil 'le; DavY's Safety Lamp•
Gas Braekets and 1. lents: Corner ST. CLAllt
STREET AND DUQUESNE WAY. fel3::f
iNf A. MIR OIN A. OIL..
WE ARE NOW IIiAIIiTIFAUTIIRMG
this article s which for brilliancy in burning •
freedom of ofionsive odor. and transparency 01 tot
color, (which color we warrant to be entanalod by
age or erpesurej is unsurpassed by any Bi
nator in this or Eastern markots. As a profitable
Oil to the consumer, we can spooially recommend '•
it. Also, our manufacture. of n
CAUSTIC SODA,
Us4by all
agelarg Soap Makers and Oil Refineries
whiCh excels per Gent. In strength all the make
of English Soda brought to this country. Our layer
manuacture of
SAPONIFIER, OR CONCENTRATED LYE; SAL t, - SC,
Are so well and favorably known, we trust the I c
mention is sufficient learn
All orders and inquiries wilt l'•^• '"'"" - "ly at has I
tended to by addressing.
GEORGE (10lihourt narn;gene;
.
Pm-sts. Salt Manufacturing bompanr. -
opiul
24 Wood street, Pittabarth.
olPdy.'avr:le
oning's Eating &down,
CORNER VTROM ALLEY AND Mil=
Where OYSTERS and all the delicacies of the t i n h g m s :
Beason will be served up in the most palatable these
style. ELI TOTING,
ocl4 corner Virgin alley and Smithfield et suffer
on fo
JAMES H, CHILDS. nothi
self t
HOPE COTTON MILLS,
could
-4_lleg/hen - 5r City, Pa.,
MANOVAOIrORRHEi OP
SEAMLESS BAGS,
AND OF
OSNA 13 Tllt, S,
12 Inches to 40 Lushes Wide.
44- Orders may be left at H. CHILDS & COT
133 Wood street. Pittsburgh. no3l:lYds
'WILLIAM BA.GALEV,
WHOLESALE. GROCER
NOB. 18 AND 20 WOOD STREET,:
arge :
LAKE EIIEEEICIE COPPER MIKES ePra '
away .
brigad.
SMELTING WO n KS. raande
ieutei
13 , 1•CUIVTIV 4rc CO., "4ul
Manufacturers t• a bat.
Sheath. Braziers' and Bolt Coppor. prauted Col. the pre
per Bottoms, Raised Still Bottoms, Sp e?ter reduce.
Solder. &o. Also importers and he pre
dealers in Metals, Tin
Plate Sheet Dozy number.
Are. &o.
WI ter Quarters.
air.• Constantly on hand, Tinmen's Machine
nd Tools. Warehouse, No. 149 FLRBT and 120 Whether we move or fight' either this
ECOND STEMS, Pittsbu rgh. Perm..
'Special orders of Copper oat to any desired week or next, or at all, I think nothing is
tare.
fe2lllydaw '
hazarded in sa ing there will be no winter
quarters in . tto vicinity. The army, yon
may rest assur d, will not winter here. it
Old Idlers, who have weather
winter very naturally build their
nd log hanties upon the approach
weath r, with the seine instinct
sd byte beaver and muskrat.
'es the ear a ncs of winter quer
„portio of the army, and the Min
' una.ccu toured eyes who are daily
and se ing, and going, no doubt
aey have already seen a portion of
the army in s 4 r quarters. But I have
gritITOICE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE the best reaso to believe that it is de-
V Pleasantly situated on habocca street, Alio- • ', fightwhether or not, that the
gheny city, being a division of a large garden, with
fruit trees. shrubbery. etc. and easy of Recess by army, if there 8 any such thing contem-
Passenger Railway. PersAs &Aens ofseourins plated as a soap nsion of operations during
&good and tleasant location for a residence are
partinularly my ted to look at these beautiful lots t he - winter, will ettle down in some other
which are offered at low prices, and on easy• and more access ble locality than this.
terns. Call and see the_pian at our office.
ee27
B. MTELBERT & SONS, The army will be sunk almost irretrier
midarketstreet: ably in demoral zation if it stands until
another season. The sad influences en-
SALE.—Situated
LTIABLE PROPERTY FOR
w SALE.—Situated on Water street, between gendered by bad management, and official
Marketitnd.rerry.” Having a front seventy feet jealousy, are spr tiding with terrible rapid
en Water street: the same throngh.to Pint
street. Terms easy. Inv** at so :First street. '
iv - new regime is are already
. infected,
oolle2ord • and, with- all - o immense levies. Six
REST REDUCTION IN SUMMER
BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS,
• ed one
CHEAP CASH STORE OF of c board a
old
JOSEPH H. BORLAND, possess(
Marketstreet sooond door from Fifth. jT26 giv
IDIVERYBODY IS ANXIOUS TO ar b ,
Judbear from their friends in the army, and also
to know where to buy Boots and Shuns cheap.—
The place is at APO! Iland's. 55 Fifth street. conling,
think LI
WEDGES
IMADERIA ADVUTORES,
AND pluLait
AND DIRALMIIB
FaLD STREET&
PITTSBURG
=SEM
1,1:• •
.-?"-1•42:_:‘12v!
AY PRORNING, OCT6BER 29, 1862,
DAILY POST.
iFrom the New york' World
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
ysterious Movements of the
Rebels.
The mysterious movements of large
•odies of the enemy across the river are
creating no little uneasiness and excite
ment in Williamsport. Only eight miles
cbstant there are fifteen regiments of the
r
1
bels, and a larger force are now at Mar
tisburg. Jackson is in command, as
u ual, and his movements are always re
g rded with a great deal of suspicion, All
r i .
a e very aasions for feat. of sorne.new dis
til bance from the übiquitous Om. Jack
so 1. . That he destroyed all the property
S nday last is now ce:tain. What he has
le n doing since, on Monday. is a matter
)f . oujecture. It is feared that he is now
a the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on
ip roaching the river. Rebels are very
in sually abundant on the other side ; and
in e they have no picket there for somei n e past, their present appearance probe
ty means something. Gen. Kenly is a
igilant and skillful commander. He will
- ei.) a close watch on all their move.
. is not improbable that these demon
:a ions of the enemy are the result of the
irgl number of the troops recently moved
p toward Hancock on this side of the
over. They may fear a descent upon the
odies of troops which they have sent. out
>r tie destruction of the Baltimore and
I h iil Railroad.
In 'ormation front the Army of the Po
>m c shows that enough has transpired
uri g the present week to demonstrate
'yo d all doubt the falsity of the stories
hi,: place the army in winter quarters.
oth ng of the kind is thought of.
Th . neglect in the proper distribution
atm ac, on its arrival there, is assigned
a eason for the statements that have
en title that clothing has been needed
:. so le Li me among the various divisions.
is a leged that the fault is not with the
icia s here.
di,
ilF,eua the New York World.
9 14 GEN. MeCLELLAN'S
ARMY.
If' )fi :ER ERS' ARMY OTOMAC, 1
Octo',er 22, 1862. I
scar •e a man of this army htit is on the
viv to know if a bold and vigorous
, vern-nt is to follow the late successful
!onn.issances. Usually, in vigorous
rfar , such is the case : but here such
dug ;s by no means certain: It does
tar 4 to stale now that an important
:em:nt has been nendiug for two
:ks, JIM that it was chiefly the result of
Prezident's visit and conference here.
lir m.vement did not involve a long and
fleas campaign up the Shennedoah :cel
lo p rsuit of a fleeing enemy. It did
involve,owever, a movement across the
river, by our whole force, to the South
I l
side oft e Baltimore and Ohio. Railroad,
and a b tile, if the enemy persisted in
k
maintain rig his prebent position, which it
was gene ally supposed he would not do,
sever 1 good reasons.
lot, th interim of two weeks has been
fly sp nt by ourgenerals, so I am told,
givin reasons why this movement
could not ..alte place, and the President
has graciously admitted their cogency,and
'he rnoveMent has been accordingly de.
The Reasons.
in eta the reasms so far as I have
ied them, and I know of no one who
learned any others. Nearly every
Tat ofheer in this army gave it as his
ion, fifteen days ago, that the army was
ao condition for a movement or a earn
c-::.
aign, in nsequenee of the absence of
Many nece nary supplies, such as cloth
ing, shoes '
blankets, shelter tents, etc.—
The old A my of the Potomac, and that
"Pope and MePowell, it was said, had,
igh th it many marchings and fight
lost n•arty all their equipments, and
i must now be replaced to prevent
ring. Well, this work has been going
Jr the ast two weeks, though it seems
ing wa. done about it until the Pres•
came pond looked at the men him-
He c.. repelled what Gen. McClellan
not eimmand.
... rom personal observation, I know that
these supp ies were needed to keep the
army in ti st-class order—to keep it as
well clothe. and shod as it usually has
been. But he two weeks cr more that it
is taking to supply them is the finest and
best figlitin ! weather of the year. We are
now iu the commencement of. the rainy
season, and we have heavy rains nearly
every other . ay. These narrow mountain
roads and .. efiles, difficult of passage in
the best wea her, are almost impassable in
wet weather and if our troops move now
and have a fi!ht, it will need, as it always
does after a battle, a re-issue of supplies
to make un for losses.- One of.the fea
tures which strikes an outward observer
very promin•ntly, and militates against
predictions o action, is the absence of so
propo lion of general and field offi-
s lot /ot all one, sick and wounded, but'
in leav s of absence, until dozens of
es and Poe or two divisions are corn- ,
:d by e lonels, and some brigades by
iant-col eels; and in the division of
rs, one brigade is commanded by a
n. I c safely predict that, should
le occur within the next thirty days,
oportio of officers lost will be vastly
id, from the mere fact that they will
sent i . action in vastly reduced
”s.
4;1 ,
WASHINGTON, October 24
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Sept. 22.
Gentlemen—Yon will receive , by the
mail which will carry yon this dispatch
evidencel which will convince you that the
aggressive movement of the rebels against
the State 43 remaining faithful to the Union
is arrested, and that the forces of the
Union, strengthened and reanimated, are
again really to undertake a campaign on a
vast scale , . If you consult the newspapers
you will easily perceive that the financial
resources of the insurrection decline rap
idly, and that the means of raising troops
have been) exhausted.
On the Other side, you will see that the
financial situation of the country is good,
and that the call for fresh troops, without
which the, material force of the nation
would be , seriously crippled, is being I
promptly responded to.
1 have already informed our representa
tives abroad of the approach of a change
in the social organization of the rebel
States. This - change continues to make
itself each day more and more apparent.
In the ()Pinion of the President, the mo
ment has tome to place the great fact
more clearlY before the people of the reb
el States, and to make them understand
that if these States persist in imposing up
on the country the choice between the dis
solution of this government, at once neces
sary and beneficial. and the abolition of
slavery, it is the Union, and not slavery,
that must bq maintained and saved. With
this object, the President is about to pub
lish a proclatnation, in which he announces
that slavery will no longer be recognized
in any of the States which shall be in re
bellion on the Ist of January next. While
all the good and wise men of all countries
will recognize this measure as a jest and
proper military act; intended to deliver the
country front a terrible civil war, they will
recognize at the same time the moderation
and magnanimity with which the govern
ment proceeds in a matter so solemn and
important. 1f am, gentlemen, your obedi
Cut servant.
eneral Calm and the Proclamation
The Abolition press have been -circula
ting, for 801211 time past, what they. call
General Cass?s endorsement of the Pres
ident's EmanCipation Proclamation. We
felt sure thatlthere must be some mistake
about it, or that it was a wilful falsehood,
circulated for political effect, but, having
no athority we leould not deny it. The De
troit Free 1're.4.9, however, comes to the
rescue of thel General and settles the
question by a flat denial. The sound old
Democrat not only does not indorse the
proclamation, but declares that " there
is no power in the Executive, under the
Constitution, tq decree the emancipation
of slaves." Of course there is not, and
the Abolitionists know it as well as the
General, but they have persuaded the
President that he is above the Constitu-
tion, and ho is weak or wicked enough to
play the usurper to please them.
•••
Desirable Place of Residence.
Since it has been announzed that Phil
`delphia has filled her quota and no draft
will be made there, the Ledger says the
rush for houses by persons seeking residen
ces in the city is Enormous; and it hasiven
an impetus to building. g
PENNSYLVANIA ItAILROAD CHURCH 'TRAIN
M.
Leaves Wall's Station every Sunday at 9 ii..
15
do Turtle Crook, do do 920
do Brinton'o, do do 925
do Wilkinsburgh do do 942
do East Liberty, do do 950
Arrivo at Pittsburgh, 10 15
RBTLIILNING TRAIN
.P. M.
Leaves Pittsburgh ' every Sunday at ..... ...I 00
do East Li3erty do do 124
do Wilkinsburgh do do 132
do Brinton's Ido do 199
do Turtle Creek do do 155
Arrive at Walls, . 00
J. S.TNWART, Passenger Agent.
Pittsburgh, July 9,',1467 wilt:
SMITH, PARR St - Ca,
NINTH WiD b- OUNDSy
LIJITTSCD ROE. PA
Warehouse. No. 149 First andl2o decond ate
Manufacturers of all sizes and accoriptions
Coal Oil. Retorts andLStills. (ism and Water Pipe
Sad Irons. Dog Iroos, Wagon boxes, Steel Moalds
Pullies Mangers and Conplin
J as.
Also Jobbing and Machu:Len ery de;
3°ll9eVicang m adeo zep io l o rti r iimhina _i on attached to
the Foundry , n e ec e ,arp fitting will be careful',
attended to tea:l34llw
THE ARDESCO OIL comr4Ny
lAliftrrACTIT AND HAVE FOR
sale a superior article of
Relined Ardesco OH, •
NON - EXPLOSIVE, ALSO,
PURE B;ENZOLE
warehouse, 27 IRWVIN STREET
PITTSBUEGH, PENNA.
(PORYERLT COVET EXIMIQUXI6)
CORNER FIFTH Jr SMITHFIELD STREETS.
(Opposite the Post Office.)
~IIE SUBSCitIBER HAVING
taken the above Well-known stand, will be
pleased to see his friend* at all hours. His wines,
ouors, ales, and cigars are of the best.
re24-Srud JOHN LUNDY. Proprietor.
STEAMBOAT AGENCY.
W . II A. Z T T
Has °panel an oMenjit
NO. 90 WATER STREET,
Where he transadt a General Steamboat
Agency bulginess. and would solicit a sharo of pad
ronage from steamboat m -n. ap24-Iyd
E YOU WAIVE—
DE GOOD NEW
.D_ Fruit or prepared 'ce Meat. mixed, and
all other kinds of bpi , cooking Brandy or
W ine % New Orange, Lem n and Citron Peel go to
Haworth .k Brothers, in the Diamond, where you
will get anew crop of %it and lower than at
any other house in the . - • Also a jgeneral and
mal t
. 1 assortment of F Toceries, Tea; Wins,
Brandies. and all ether kinds of Forsosu and
Domestio Liquors.
Remo TR klfiltilialtk,: :._
deg! garner Diamond and Monad slim
I
months hence will not find us practically d
whit stronger than we are now.
Th'ese are plain words, but they are un
deniably true. I care not who our dota
-1
man era are :.I . care not who the Presi
dent nd his Cahinet are, or to what party
they elong ; but there is one-thing cer
tain—lthe disruption of this nation, and the
over row of its power and greitness, is so
near ccomplished, that if the people of
the .i orth knew the whole truth they
' wOul4 be struck dumb. The only hope
for this nation is in this army, and the
only hope for this army is, in constant and
unceasing action until the result is decided.
Will Secretary Stanton say why we shall
not have it?
Circular from Mr. 'Secretary Sew
ard'to American Itepresenta
tive Abroad.
The following circular by Nit.. Seward,
addressed to all the diplomatic and con
sular agents of the United States, is pub•
lished a the Paris papers. It will be
noticed that the circular is dated on the
same day as the emancipation proclama--
tion, but says not one word in commenda•
tion of it:
Wirtunr- SmvAliw.
ITEM
tz
Arfla
sTovv 10.
•-k„.
I IL BRILDLET; . •
I li f .• ao WOO.ll S'lllkiET,
corner tiosiinds Pitimilinb,
, ufew.turerar4 Moietaie and 1 4taldialor in
all kinds at ': '''
Parlor, and Iteji-ting fir4i4 Grate
Fronts, ' Fenders, act, ' 1
In our sample room may be • found Um_
m RATH) GAS BURNING 0001 ISTOVILS i
EUREKA AND TROPIC
. -
mita An which have ben 'tali leiited-- ti
..da, and the Steve .prononnoed unequal
• In this market; together:with agreatnaerq
• estrame patterns: • ,
ye sho &very lingo tunertizent or
• LOR AND - 13 3.4.171 T. e n ST.OVES._
PA
emb
•ffer
Sir
AND
Kitch
offs ..
want o:
' . • some, orthe -BEM , PATiERNS zoit
to the Dublin; .
[FANCY TOTAITELIM:
GRATE PROliTtif
I' NDERS, of the newest etylee.,• Common
n. Bow and. Jam Grates,: all: of 'which are
at very low prices. . • . , -.-
Pedal illatleeMellf9 offered o . boil:kit in
ORATE, FRONTS. Iny'Zie '
a s s. Foittiderso
AS AND STEAM
Inds or.,Brase ana iron Quake
inndle„in order.
,* •
OASTINGS,,OF: ALL KINAB
Made at the ahorteatnotiee.
11. REFINERY'S FITTED UP.
ordern left at BOI4N-L4 TETLEY'S 13
TREET, will be pronapilq ottencieci to.
kmbers or this firm being praetiaa me
'many years' experience : in the busi-i .
insure to give- satisfaction in every,re
se(3.lyd
I la-All
WOOD :'
The m l
chin:des,
ness, wit;
ISPeot.
P . 1rit,,,..i
no drags I
cal gentle
extracted I
aa to the e
whatever
asserting :
Proem.
style, mull
lIKR-Alt I
"treat of ma ,
IN EXTRACTED' , WI T.IIID
ITT
by the age of an apparatus whereb9
or galvanic battem are esed. Medi
en and their families have their teeth
proceAg. , and Are read) , to to
asbeen
and 'minis-gnaw of theperation,
as been gaiti by Pomona interested in
contrary, having no knowledge of nip
,•• - .
1 FICIAL TEETH inserted in every
charges as low, as will warrant the
611 in all oases.
B. OUDRY Dentist,
,
• 134 Smithfield street
ELEA & CO.,
lIANTIYAGTVVIDIB 'OP
No. I C i arbon OH,
AND
z qc.) 1..a0
on
opot. LEEIZR.TY STREET, opposite
..D
warranted. anal yd
Pure
r - Offic
Penn'a R.
HERR
j; 1 1 ,0 •
.112 HUITS
and Gins;
Cherry, and
Rye and o
nor Wine B I
W. BEAUMONT it, 00•. 0
:BEY OF .THE. TWO .MILE
G, dealers in Foreign Brandies, Wines,
also, „Blackberry, RaspberrY, , m Wil, a
Ginger Brendies..Old Mononsara,
her Whiskies, Jamake Rum, Bupe
ters, &o.
1 IVo. S 3 Lifbezti atrOssi,
Opposite Fourth street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Hotels, "la venu3. hn d Families supplied at mod
erate profits far cash. New Jersey Clair for fam- ,
By or hotel purposes. IY3-en
r.E.T.113.0.1N1. WOlt
LORI .., k i tiLLEP• 84 C 9.. •
woiticam_AkAPßl3l7RO: mill*. Al i , ,
t
LEtxsania, YNALLEY'AnumeXIDe ' - • •
Aar Office and Warehouse • ~. al -• . -
28 MARKET STREET, EriThrinamit.
Maroa.factaiTs
Car Oi and of Illumlnatins and Lubricated
bon ls Bemis: •
NO. 1 REFINED OIL, WARRANTED
HON.E XFTfOSIVE.-alway s on hand. 0024:17
WILLIAM CARR & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS, -
And Importers of
1131 CANDLES, GUN% &II
' ALSO.
Distillers and Dealers in
KLNE OLD MONONGAHELA B,YE WHISKY
827 Liberty Streets
P PPISBITH46III. PA.
J. 111. CASIDAY.
Note, Stoolti Brea, Bond and Mort.
gage, Item, Estate and Blew.
eitandise Eroker.
,
OFFICE 80011 No. 12 BRKE'S BUILDING.
FOUTH STREKT' Pittsburgh. Pa.
X 26,000 to Invest in Nortgana and No ,1
paper.
M. 922 :
rEs. , -
60 casks Primo CFarrants;
10 eases Sieily Liquorice;
2 do Calabria do
2b boxes Maooaroni: '
23 do ' ermicella:
50 do Olive Oil, quarts and ping
30 eroes Sardines, 3.‘ and .34 sans:
50 &ails Detest
o 50 boxes Castile Soap:
30 do Citron;
5 oases P unes in Jars: •
M 5
5 .do o • fancylboxes,
boxes
by
e Creokers,
In stirs and for ale bY
REYNER .4 . 131105.
sesl No.'s 120 and 123 Wood street.
Wholesale Grocery and Liquor Store
, For Sale.
'NIUE STOCA AND FLXTITRES OF A
A. Wholesale Orocery and Liquor Ronse, do ,
ing a Food tr Ale on one of the best busmen
streets in the city, is offeredlor sale, as the own.;
ere wish to go into other biuiluess. For further.
Particulars address
au7-tf LOCK BOX 18, i'ittshargh
Luceni 011 Worlis
DUNCAN, DITNLA.1 3 & CO..
Manufacturers of
PURE WHITE JRRETNEIf
C A. It 33 0 Pi 0 .
Office NO. 201 LIBERTY STREET 1t
burgh. burgh. t'a. • , to.YEAmd
JOHN LITTLE, Jr.;
NO. 106 FOURTH S'lllkET.
STOCK MO BILL BROKER
Promissory Note& Stook Bonds. and Mortgages
bought and sold. 1718
TIERNAN it GETTY,
Wholesale aiad Retail Grocers,
LILPORT*I AND NUMMI! DP
TEAS, WINES, LIOUORS, ate.,
NORTI-RABT corm of •
OHIO STREET
‘ID THE DIAMOND,
ALLROBBBY QITY
20.000
lISHELS,OF RYE
Wanted at
.MOORE / 1
Will MY the highest
DISTILLERY.
onah_pqier.s.
THOMAS OORE,
Fin't Ptra.t- P M
itifibtreh.
griKILDREN,S suoEs 4:11F MOLY
Aoription at rea-n‘thFis Auction 0 Me.
55 Fifth Arcot, Mani* -
-
-
SEAT SA E OF 'BOOTS- A.STI
G Shoes this day d evening at MeCleiland'is
A.notion.
if-IMES-20 SALEM
_CROWE CI
DER;nzt reed ved eont%ient end for
for sale by RHYMER &BROTHERS.
je9 Noq. ! 12 .5 3 .4, 12Ei Wnnd
Barrels /tolb;ed & •
20 " :21:30,4 . b ed do mu;
20 do- - ; — ' - rmrdored dq
_0 .
_,Lo lted
mar' T a W 4.* 2 o i l l lll ' -
BYM BRO I I3. -'
soi Nool sa-4-11-Wood Whet.
~-.,-..-4..---..,.e..- . ..
•
s•
,-,- 4 , .•.,:.--...:-.,
t.l, T
I
0
-VOL LlEomieettailhated
4.lWir,, at 1P41,r4-& CO•1
.;
' ,, W l.,:l ifflir.4 l ) I L 0 11
•• arcia -11‘oiranilet,x,
RIAXXL.:OOICOIISti*ft*ER 'WAXERS.
Near, 4,Partikl,N44-ffs:r44s DeD°l'
....1W;f:%?' 5, 11
ad. ,
MITIFACIFOOZO,,Apr,rif+ECINDS OF ;'
-.Stlaux lingirtm,rpnianyfrarn three ~, - , ..e
_and' A.t Itbree pelt_ ,ev 'and tLutted f r
.(thisteemg,,fraerildie,,frfaidYnnescoa Factories: •
'eta. , .
Glen partlerdar'atteetion to fre ,or etruedon of
Amines andat whinny- for ire milli and fbr i
liarbttmi*Mannd% lLi ga r .l
nentat ekOrtnotfeernarleafy tor .wdiapydeeeription eard Boilerse -
. .. ,
Idst , „ „ dkrstißoftere and Eilfget Iron senerateyr,
Wrainaktlxon, RhaninCHantiaa.and Potties in
aail . , rnnd - contredin' eln an nraatura of
Woo en Anil -WWII, Verde. -
Oarplaices are low, our machinery ruannEndtur
ed of therbeetnlaltb•ofmaterialeland warranted.
In alleaamto jpeekeadgfaetion, ..,
air•Orderm from - all Patin of 114 nonntry soled
edand tp;OmpaYrfilledi -, ,ail , 31'1 lea da w
__---
;. DAVIC*I:7O443I,L,
5611LORS,
Man: Skamtumetr E , ork EET.
WZ.:IIEAVR73:II73 CM - 11E10E WED A
hrgo
.nnil 7 rilsolectsd,stock of
A. T.. Li. o ,
consisting of: •
tte.
.* 4 q774ktcgto o 9 l s of
4144724:4174T /SZN-0: - GOODS,
lEwinS:Woder_d'avrAitars,, Neck rites. ing
anarylom tkingnowilly kept toyllnt olam nt
ruish
g order 9 pronintb , excilifod. anMlyd
TIME
ted wittt_httn‘ltitclaii. OLIVER hfceLlal.•
"TOM in a eopartnetzhip, for the tr ansaotlea
tee OdEPBTIBUSIMEDIIWunder the aante'and
firm ; of -117 ..M 0 CLINTOCE-.113,Q11., he e °Hafts
firm. of. from a o e nercittOtitthrtitchitinttan ce . to t h e 12CW
the 'libOral RetrOaarAllitetofo o by Mtn:
self ettioireg. St MoOLINTOCK.
flAß k olii l l i_ --11 .avtiut,ettroltestld for ()ABM
et: -. 1 before the late birgoV: stook of
CerPete in the 01 00 m would:call .111 e attention of
whol6aie and retail buyers tour complete as
sortmtntt
arc', Welty= .8 '..13111t71.1-Is7GS, oth
atom% Walcip.MOCg a SON
11.21tte k tetreet.
ri-IME I
WINDOW
. ''
Ca
7i .,
TA- v
N
S, &ix
New B tyleffollprlik .of 1883
A Vries - , Mutest► : emit, Anne Assort
Intent from , 6 X-4 cents
per Piece.
for eak ba _. ~
,~-,. ,
tBos. 1114iii!itER,
SO.' WOODIMMEM
•
Bet*eau 4ilrk cilk.;%l u Da toes ,
mitsi ; •
CORMMAL 'KER=R
CARMAGE . ,. : ___MANAFACTURERS,
(At the old F„aotor74)
DINVESIITWA34 ,
r
.ark&iefier, ci.414.14 Frritngr.
4 •
441Plidalnir ACW91111471:134,itY 131 •
DAIZICLL.
BORT.' DAILVELLiaI
WholBBoB Groieie
COMMISSION :NMI t FORINANDINS MERCHA U.
AND
DealeielnßrcAces and Pittehrgh Mpaantazimm,
No. 251 LINERIT STNNET,
fittooL •s-1 " •,• PITTsBri 2411
. 1 • - JC.SH2F-11p31302111
GF icr rr lie 1 4
25 corner OhtiO ttiadjteit:irer eta,
ALLEQSE
NY CITE'.
TAMP stook Or Gana of an deso4kaaos. on heiml.
PRlmule to crier. andfor sale at LOWEST CASLI
OB B r , - rr- - • ..‘
'Repproy
nomiyw-my . 3l-atf-E-i tl l;;.
IMPORTANT. TO ADIES
1 1..7011134 31:1.1LIMEY; HAVILIiCs FOR
upwards of twenty smart devotel 'his pro
faadonal tima auchaduclY49 t the ,hroatment -of
Female' Difflou/Nco, and havirffitacosteded tool:L
-ean& of mash/ reaming the &Rimed to sound
healthas now entire oorOlemoe Motoring pnb
" Great Americani'Remedy;
DR: HARVEYIP
CRONO=THERMAL `FEMALE PILLS I
„
Which have novas yet hilled'firlion the followe demo
ti
_ 1
med/am been strict/3! d) in re
moving difficulties arigirc from
.
Obstruction or Stoppage of -.Nature.
.or reaming the system toisenfect health 'hen
suffering from Spmed.ArediOna. - Prolgptur Uteri,
eho Winks, or other weelosos of the bierine Or
gans, Also in all oases of, De/tirale or Ncrvotis
Pro*
tralson,-/Tyeerioe Pa/gatationsAtt,
which are the form/raters ofmore serious disease.
11111.Thac Pala are perfectly harmlega ow the cow-
Irtguticoh and mc &takes 4 1 1 41 'inool delicatch•
Inaie witholit cawing astray/ qt. • tho some time
they ace Wee et , thirst, by strongtiening. invigo
raUngiand restoring the system to elloolthY con"
&Mon. and LT bringing on the monthly period
repladtr..no matter .fronrvehat CAILSO the
obstructions may arise They should, however
be taken axing Moine three or four mon th s
of Drama/14Y. though safe at any-ether Brno. sa
miscarriage would be tho result,
Each box‘ contains 601111 m Pam Om/ DOLLAR.
and when deeired will be sent by, mail pre -paid
anyby advertised Agent: on o f edthe money
J. BRYAN. Boehm/ter. .I'.4llenerat Agent
Bold by Draggistsgenerally,
agllEPia,Powyc t
Corner Market street and the id Di.mo , ad,
aultivdasawis ' Amit-forillittiburrr.
Corritt6Orilael, ` Eslt on
CORNER OF UNION AND FraViSTREETI3.
(Neai Mirka)" ,
, .
itEIRE'MEIN'PIIBLIC cAs ou
v w TAM tit) beet and virost Lbutors
Neale served at all hears on. the et.. Retest nos
Lune& every morning. between. the hones of 10
and 12 o'clock. rtLIMIVEISS,
em2o-13, Y.roorietor.
_ -
P ,
ITTEIBITROH 1311 • NO. IEB
visa Streek of the Baltimore Piano Fao
tory, eetablished in Ink A choice stock of Piano
7 octavo Centre Pianos; combining all the esson
tials of a first alma Instrument wnh httenoreltios.
(anderpatent). Highly important to the critical
pianist.. Low for cash or aeoeotsrie
Van #BIIOTIIVt,
• 'Manufacturers,
,
S. B. 4t - c.;
14al * f i lot tiriid*eT;b1 ;
BOOK CAP LETTER
sad all kinds a
FRAPPrN_GRAPER
e s , liiieetecri;ed trom
woothitm '
NO. 8843MITAngLIY BTREET.
*PAIN& t t lib fe :at p
..1,0
.
. ,
JIB IitIETITT - 1411,0}1,
- • 49St. Clair' Stree t,.
.........,_ .
-arcx.4KßEEN's"cLcernifid m - 4 . 1)F, To oR
-,DREI ORRAIKTOR ' 024411.- •• -
.C.AVIEN3/ REICITRIFINI:,MiII, NEW
ait. YO Iglia choice stook a OLOTtit.4
OAS Ala. VESTENGS. which eat: be
retteheaed.atspriedr.firberow the usual races
Allironsindtwegeatteslirenxi to ceet hevets.
IPC 4 T, AA* "1,91_,..411/114, WEI
GPClirlet, itrallTh ‘ 'fel &die" maul la WI Lb a
?Mk alit.
.I , ‘