T . \■ rlir, V 1. James P. Barr. Editor 4c, Proprietor.,lE •' MEDICAL. JV OT AEeOHOUC A HlailLY CONCENTRATED V getable Extract. A PURE xTONIC. Dr.Hooflaml’s psepabbd bt DB. C, D, JACKSON, Philadel phia,Peima., j .W ill: effe otn a 1 lyonr e • tiver Complaint, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, Cnronic, or fiferrotu Debility. Dlseea r ** ttieTKldneYß, and all l&eaie» «rtat from a Disordered, liver or Btoniaelii ~ : '• raoa - - as Consti pation. Inward Files, Fullness or r' s 'Blood to the Head* ' ' _ AoidityoftheStomach, - a: Heartburn, t k f f. r n f o(>, i> Follnoa or W ight in ,“>* Kfmaoh. Sonr Fractationa.glnlt jjj!* ?, r J lat! - ennK at the P,t 01 urn Btom diffimff’nJSSK® Hnrned aid aimcult -Breathing, Kluttering at the Heart ■■ fpSeoatiitg sensationa rwhm iiulyint ftmSo^uStFev r Vtei d° ii D ° to Heqd.Deflraency ef Perspiration 1 . Yel-* Q t,ttio tokinand Eyae-Paln in I th jSS 1 j e ‘ s“°& <**& titnbs,Ao, Sodden flashes ofHeat, Bore -inr in the "Flesh, Constant . iaaainings of Evil, land Yreatdeprea lljOß Of. - - spirits, * ■ And will poslfiroiy orevent YeHowPurer. BU-~ ions tevet, &o. - aMfiiWW l inninety-nin J Induced by fife extensive Bale and tmfrer&Af German reget&ttej”hesia of ignorant quaofck ana unaorn . v V > V ened upon sSfoSSr ??SS^SiS 1 £. floo< l ? ato3 of Nostrums in the shape Viioly compouDd 0 !! 'nritli ins«zriros and christened Tomes, Stomaohics and Bit-1 Beware of the innumerable array of alcoholic J preparations in pfethorio bottles, and el I * j 6 i. mo 4 est:^ appellation ofßitters• I cu^n 4 a lll7 SWraTatesdiseaaes I I? ve disappointed sufferers in despair.* I HOt)PLAND f S GERMAN BITTERS 11 Z?JLuh a ? «S d nn tri6d article, but have yeaES t* l * l by the Ameri their .reputation and sale, axe I n< fru lVftded y any 6lmi^ar preparation I &o^ands of betters Cler*jnaOT,lawTors,.Pl,yBi c) ia 118 and Citisens, I Testifying oftheir'Own persona knowled.. tnd &tterf. Bfi*- “O fo P FEEL WELL! DO b < tss7 ANTm OEIIiW OFNBB rovs do roe WANFESF^art no you want.to deopwoll t fSS?„£? n ‘ * br£fe Tlgorou. If y>u do, use ■. HQOJFLAND> ; S GERMAN BITT; PABTICtIAB NOTICE. S'S mm V preparations told under the ' n V uarl bottle*, compounded % W ' ,u ty or common rum, cosSno/rom *$S£5E: $?iT «**>*%+*■ Tkv class of Biters has caused and will contin f ?T e J a, / (m /?® the]/can be sold, hundred* to die the death of the drunkard. By their use the ta o H ejii } coniinur }Hv under the influence of AU ooholic Stimulant* of the ioorst kind, the desire for* \s created and kejit up, and the result ts ah l deatJ?. rT ° TS attendaiti u P° n a drunkard's life and For those who desire and will have a Liauor \ mwwST* » r .6»“Sndr that will re J o *# be a preparation *" ” virtues and true \ xeteiien e any of the numerous Liauor Bitter* -in 3 Wiff market and wtil coni mnchleu You will 1 have all the virtues of Hoofland’s Bitters in I connection wdh a good article of I wm JSvZ™ ‘ han (^ese inferior preparation, ATTENTION SOLDIEBS, ASD THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS We call the attention of all haying relations or L lO s*., &<=t thafToOF i4k --r “OMLaußitters will oare n j n . tenths m mdaced by exposures and priva tions incident to camp life. In the lists, rmhlilh ff 1 on arrival of the sick, it will fas noticea that a very larva dm- V^ Bnffii C lnff fr ? m Mobility. Saae of that kum can be readily oared by Hoofiand's aSJIS 9 *? it j" 8 ’ Diseases resuliing from disor wlfeS igcßt f! 0 ° rKa . nß are .peidify remov ?£•HS“®To no hesitation in stating that, if Doely used among onr soldiers V “ mU * b ® othenSSS ? a ? ioa if r “‘‘ention to thofollowingro ‘Sr“&?^ eU “ nt^Doat e d cure of one of he notion’sherooa, whoso life, to nso hit own ang aage’has been aavedby tie Bitters:” Phil adklphU, Angnst'23d, 1862. iltatra. Jones & AWm.—Well, gentlemen, yonr Hoofland a German Bitters has saved my jfiivf this - Itisvouohed fo?by 22fS^e°J»T 00 j lr^? lea ’ somo of whote namM ore appended, and who were *# all the cinrams tanoes of my cosei am, and have i b«n ( fpr the last four miStrf tf£2 1 man s celebrated battery* under the immediate command of Capt B. B. Aj res. Through the ex-1 attendant upon my lwa attacked in November last withinflamationof the lungs, and was lor'seventy two days in the hospital. This was followed br-*raat dahiliiS heightened by an attack ofdysentcry I was then X°o^o^? B WhitoHoS“rad sent “o'th£ ct {? S“tW $ e steamer ‘ State of Maine.” from t k on of Jone. Since that £?2»ssSn° b f^ n abottt "lowah any one could be and still retain a spark of vitality: For a week or T e A W r* roarcel y 6-hleto swa4ow anything, and if I did force a morsel immedi ately thrown up again. • J? ou i d n ,°t even a glasxof-water on my stomach. Life eonldnot last under these oircum pse:rr^°M,^o®“^ W , and : 1 vised me to £beaolergyman,and to make such disposition of my limited tends si bnS u me .‘ r An acauamtanee who visited me at the hoW’tsl. Mr, Frederick Steinbron. of 6th below ArobStroot, advbed me as a forlorn hope, tots your Bitters and kindly prooured a bottle. From Iho tone I oommeneed taking them-the shadowed death rcoeded, and lam now. thank q o( i f nr getting better.. Though I have taken but twobot w,t, have gained 10 pounds, and feel sanguine pt being permitted to rejoUuny wife and daugh- S ho ? 1 tave nothing for eigh th E?™ 0 }? %i eooUaiMn. I amaioyal Virgin ian. 1 s m ihe vicinity of Front Royal. To yonr Bitters I Owe tbo glorious privilege of &iLVi^ yotlrB ’ .a ISAAC MAIONE. Ijnth of the abovest&te fiS I fe“o«:^^’th d e3r inS ° uroomrad0 ' EE WIS enmUEB, M Y “• Mahle - HENBY T. MAFDONAIiI Co C°6th Maine. JOHN F WARD. Co K 6th ’jUte, Maino - KOCH, CoH.“2d^Y’ bewabeqf oojjnterfeitb. •Bee (fiat the' sfcnhturo'df "0. BE JXCKBON.” t» ontbe WRAWißofoar'- hottle. PRICE PEB BOTTLE 70 CENTS. OB HAIP DOZ, FOB $4OO. Should yournearat druggist nothave the ar ticle, an not be put off by any 0f the intoxicating ere jMationß that may be offereiln its place, but smidtotu. and we will forward; scoureiypaoked y express. An&street!^ 1 °® c ®’ Mahniactory, No. 163 JONES & EVANS, (Suooeaaora to C. M. Jackson & C 0.,) .. „ Proprietors Or. «. H. RETHEB. ItP. SeaWABTE PitUbM*),. laJUsb Torsaleat J OSEPH FLEMiNg*B ear. •BeftheDlaßiandandMarket street Ooo *^ *t«riatoalso,bi,- - _ . sntoy joESPros, Comer SmithSeld and Fourth rtmi . A. J. BlNltlS ds COi, THE DAILY • : BATES. > toe year, by mail $8 00 Six months, ** 4 Three **.. . “ 51*5 ' 2?« V-tU.?.'. ZI3 70 On© wees, delivered In the cityig Single copies ................ 3 To agents per hundred 2 00 Mew advektisisg Rates. ■ FOB BTAHDne MATTER. LM Bl J* aL * SqtIAEE, IYECT DA. V. ! ms.® 8 60 Two B9 00 I 2Jjf° lOO Three months,,, 11 00 | A 5 reo insertions 125 Four months.... 13 00 1 »£® we ®*• *OO Five months,... 14 00 1 45; Six lB 00 I *4™® weep, r..... cs 00 Nine months/.;. " 20 00 I One month .. 600 One year. 25 00 I Uf? R CHANGEABLE mattes. L T^S^^&ss&’ssSS&rr: k■, Advertismients, '- ' 1 - - N?|i® BIIQLI SQUARE, EVERT DVT [®f m0nth5................. $lB 00 Dfeth Notices, each insertion 50 HjDATI/r POST; I , : A Oure for tho Toothache. I [Beauty has charms. So it has almost j equal to music. It did soothe, or charm, l.a ‘ German music teacher one day last [ week. He was charmed with the beauty of a ladyihrightas a star--lovely,astlyjse hiffflo dwell beyond, or in the shining orbs. fHe saw, and ahe conquered. He saw her J in; the.streiat, and followed. Qthir poo dles have done the same. She entered a store so did he. Not because he wanted To bay goods, bat he thought an opportu nity might occur for him to speak music toj her, or hear the music of her speech. Oh, what a voice I—more sweet than his own fyldle pand. its tones to the very bottom of hia lager beer barrel: j-Ahd her smile—it struck him to the heart, he thought she- smiled -upon- him."— Perhaps Bhe did. She smiled upon a big ger fool in the circus ther other night.— She looked at silks—he tried to suit him self with a .new pair of gloves. Both were hard to suit, and the time I sped. At length ahe left, and took a stage for her home up town. He took the same mode of getting away from his home, and went up by the same conveyance, without any definite place in view at which he should pau the strap. He waited patient- Ilj for the lady to give the first pull. She got out and entered a brown stone house. He noted the spot, and ended his ride at the next comer, and cams back and look ed np to the cold walls and thought—yes he thought of the warm heart within, and the sweet face that smiled was it at or for turn? I "Hope told a flattering tale,” and he thought if-he could only epter that portal he could win the citidel. But how? what, excuse should be make, of who in qumefor, when the door was opened ? : Fortune came to his aid, and showed him a dentist’s sign. said he, “I have a decayed tooth, and walked I oldly up and rang tps yj* fortune favored him again.— Ihe lady herself opened the door. She had watched him from the window as he watched the house, and unwilling to let him be been by a servant, down herself to the door. Perhaps we have Been snch things before. “Is the doctor at home ?’ ’ “Njbj hut walk* in—you can wait for aim. Oh, yes, certainly, in your company, any length of time—if he should not come till night or morning.” The lady led the way to the parlor.— Both were seated upon the sofa, and both went on the wings of—love I Well, he thought so. He thought that every wo man that smiled upon him was made to love. Perhapß he offered his hand to her acceptance. She did not accept, but that only served to make his stronger. So flew time, till a lond ring at the door bell marked a period. The lady ran to open the door, and stopped for a few hasty words W}th the new comer, and then came in, and said: r “My husband—the doctor.’’ Her visitor wanted to Bee one j ust as mnehas the other. He would very gladly have given the room to either, had the in one stood in the door. He looked anxiously towards tbs fatal charmer .who had enticed him into the snare, as she smi lingly vanished. The teeth reminded him of his own. The doctor looked stem, and said, Bternly: si ” see me . professionally, Of course he did. What else could he say he was -there for? He thought of the decayed tooth, and thought he would have that out to go outhimself. It was not ex actly a tooth fora tooth, hut it soon will be. He took his seat, and the doctor ap plied the nippers and drew the wrong tooth—a perfectly sound one, upon one side of the - other. Of course it was a mistake—a bloody mistake—but easily re medied by pulling another. The doctor would take no excuse, and applied the in strument again,, and drew another sound tooth. The decayed one stood alone, and, the doctor thought, might perhaps get well, he was tolerably sure that he had cured the musical gentleman of his tooth- Bche, and very kindly told him to pay five collars, and if hia troublesome tooth Should ever plague him again, alike had to do was to follow hi's wife ‘home again, and he would pull all the teeth out of his head. General Banks, j G ;n - Banks, writes a correspondent from ;New Orleans, is here reposing for a few -days upon his laurels, and dearly has he ;earued them. When a comprehensive history of this campaign comes to be writ ten, and a fair estimate is made of what the General had to accomplish and the .means placed at his dispesal for so doing. ;it will be found that no commander has produced such grand results rfrOm such thorougly inadequate materials since the war began. Ist. He was further off than any other from “Buppliea and reinforce ments. 2d. His army, numerically, was quite insufficient—for you mußt not be de luded into the idea that every regiment leaving New York with flying colors and full compliment of.shoulder-straps is a regiment , and then composed of perfectly green troops, nine-months men, who, by the time they get drilled into soldiers, were tdready counting the hours that was to send them home again. 3d To his military duties were superadded ‘the stu pendeous labors of civil recognition, in a place with more rabid contending ele : menta-thss-perhaps any other yet recov ered to the National arum, and where hatred to the North literally amounts to insanity. -43 l ”. With these inadequate meanß hekadtO dO'What ? To reclaim the whole state of foci to the Uni on—to drive theßebelkoutof.a yast tract etwlmbst impaiwtilS; |; i turn of m enemy# &&&& tx *z&t m POBT-ADVANOED Making Love to His Own Baugh- ' j ' tor. - Among all the jokes that have been got up at masquerade balls in the gay circles ofj Paris, we know of none better than the one played off on a distinguished , academician, who was mystified’ during 1 the Whole evening by his daughter, whom he left sick in bed at home, and was far frOm Supposing to be so near him. It may be thought strange that a father should not recognize his child, but, though pass ing strange, it is true. Besides, the young lady appeared that night in a character entirely new to her—that of a coquette.— hip wonder that the parent did not recog nize his modest, quiet daughter in the .lively flirt who tormented him incessant ly. The poof man co'nld not for the life of hirn. imagine who the lady could be - ad young, apparently, yet so well acquaint ed with all the incidents of his early life, who bad all hiß writings by heart, who adored his favorite authors, and flattered so skillfully, not only in his own taste, but in every whim: The acamedician was in the seventh heaven. He was a young widower, well looked upon by the fair apd he saw nothing extraordinary in his hiving produced an impression in his un known character; the only thing that Sur prised .him was the exact conformity of all toßtes, opinions, studies and prejudices to h\B own. The night flew away in conver- ; sqtion. Towards the close of the ball, the gentleman invited his fair unknown to sqpper. Of course the invitation was ae- 1 ceptod, the lady stipulating only that she should not remove her mask. Another ' wonder. She knew exactly what dishes he liked, and what was his favorite wine. I At the olosa of the supper, the gentleman politely offers to escort the lady to her residencs. “No, no,” says Bhe, “I am determined to remain incog. Bnt I will wait on you home.” The carriage Btops in front of his house, he takes leave of his fair unknown, and steps out alone, as he supposes, and sigh -Mg at the necessity of bnt finds his companion has entered the house with him and is tripping up stairs. Over come with surprise, he exclaims—“Ah, madam, is it .possible 1 Such happiness I A burst of laughter interrupts his passion ate exclamations, and a well known voice cries from the top of the staircase—“ Good papa, I am much obliged to yon ; I have Bpent a very pleasant evening.” A , !!f.S T , EI!SOI,IT,#s PROPOSING co? strn mriw Ai i E - N ’, DM^ , to the LU ? kIITUTION. Be tf resolved by the Saints °~ f Representative* of the Oommon #k ♦ -Pennsylvania in General Assembly met lhAt tno following amendments be j ropcsed to the Constitution of the Coirmonwealth in ao cordaneewith the provisions o! the tenth article tncreoi: - *b“s.°Ehflll bo an additional sootion to the third el Constitution, to be designated as seotien four, as follows; *“ Whenever any ef the qualified ejectors of this Commonwealth shali bo in aotual from the President of the United States, or by the anthor i«y of this Commonwealth, such e'ectors may cx tight of suffrage in all elections by the hL s‘regulations 5 ‘ regulations as are, or shall bb,' prescribed by law, as fully os U they wore usual piaceof election. * 6 p W v additional sections to the eleventh article of the Constitution.to be desig nated aaieotionß eight and nine, as follows: . section 3. tip bill shall bo passed* by tho Leir 'i *,^T e more than one aubjeot. whiok shall be clearly expressed in the title, except ap propriation bills. v v . Suction No bill shall bo passed by the Leg islature granting any powers, privileges, in any case, where the authority to grant snch power! dr prmiegos, has been, rr may hereafter he. conferred upon the courts of thin Commonwealth. e i . , John cesina, bpeaker of the House of Representatives. JOHN P. PENNEY. Speaker of the Senate, Orrxoa or th* ) Beobktast op the Commonwealth V Harrisburg, July 1, 1863. I PKNNSYLVAr.IA.4s: ’ J —^\ Ido hereby certify that Ike foregoing j f annexed is a full, true and correct oopy ol the original Joint Resolution of the Gen eral Assrmbly, entitled “A Joint Resolution pro posing certain amendments to the Codstltution ” af the same remains on hie in this office. In tostimony whereof I havo hereunto set my hand, and cause! the seal of the Secretary's Of fice to be affixed tho day and year above written .-A.,. 0 „ , ELI 3 LIFER, ’ julCfcdtf Secretary of the Commonwealth. REAL ESTATE SAYINGS INSTITUTION, INCORPORATED BY THE LB6ISLATUBE OP PMSSYLVAKIA Open for Deposits ftom 10 .m.to 2 o'olook, p Bbfa&iSKX BATURDAY EVKMNQ? »-Offico, 63 FOURTH STREET. INTEREST A LLO WED On Deposits in this Institntion at SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM Payable to Depositors in May and Novcmb whioh, if not drawn, will be added to tho prin pal and compounded. Peesidibt—lSAAC JONES Vice Presidest— W.'B, COPELANI TBDSIEIS, on Thos M Howe 1 Hon J K Moorhen aao Jones, J C Q Hnssey, >Wm H Bmith, j Jaoob Painter, Harvy Childs. | Niokolas Voegtlv. W B Copeland. Secretary and Treasurer—A. A. CARRIER; iyB:lyd NEW DISCOVERY To Strengthen and Improve the Sight Th® Pebblk Russian Spectacles, ntRSONB SUFFERING FROM I)F.- *—■ feotive sight, arising from age or other oaus *B, can be relieved by using the Russian Feb- We:Spectacles, which have been well tried by taauy responsible, oitisens of Pittsburgh, and vi rinity, to whom they have given perfeot aatisiac tiozu. The certificates, of these persons oau bo seen at my office. -c. wH° ¥Pnrohaae ona pair of tho Russian PebbloSpectacles aroontitlod to be supplM in toture free of charge with those whioh wflf always give satisfaction. Thereiore. if you wish to ensuro an Improve ment m your sight oaU on J. DIAMOND: Practical Optician, Manufacturer of thoßuaaian Pebblo Spectacles. )aal6,d4w: ; No. 8# Fifth street. Post JSuUdln W Uy place of businessis dosed on Saturday a. M.TTIBB Jlltgg aL0rg8.........j0HK roSTIB P l ”ctul?nTcompany KlCK ,ia ' l sieb, cloveb & CO., Manniacturpra of Fire Brick. Tiles. Oruoibles, Ao ''Z° oib| o (3lay. ’ tSe p - K Orders regpectmily BoUeited. ' feb2o:6md hrtnbw mtonfiwtttpinr Wynperior art tide of IJIMS l 9 we are prepared to defiver from our COAX YARD, 009 liIBERTT STREET, 01 *' amUy Coal ■»»w » Jg9t PICHBOH. STEWART « CO. Os* SHE FKOH THE STATION AT Bewicaleyvilie 00 acres of valuable land finished and conveniently ar ranged dwelling honse of halL 9 rooms and cel rar. a large barn, ftone fonndation, stable, car ¥£s s iS'S"t K fiSktspys. SS^^sasassisssssßK M ; swWaSei' TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1863. w, j. xoitotx. KOUNTZ; & MERTZ, BANKERS, BTo. 118 Wood Second doo above Fifth Street, [AEALEBSINI'OBEIGN AND Domestic JLN Exbhanpe* Coin, Bank Notes, and Govern* meat Securities. Callections-promptly attended to. apU (2. OLD, SILVER, DEMAND NOTES Certificates of Indebtedness, Qaartennas tera Certificates, ;V 7 3-10 Bonds and Eoupons, and all other government securities.-bought by w, H, ILLtAMS A CO*, tniis[6md Wqfef street, corner of Third, K.o'ninA wh. i, m'qihv O’HARA fe M'GINN, Attorneys at Law, -iUUTD— REAL ESTATE AGENTS, OFFICE 89 trBANT STREET, Opposite the Court House, Pittsburgh. of FiStfttes, gale and transfer of Real Estate, Ex amination of Titles, Hdmiflrs claims, collections in any part of the west.fi Prompt remittances, and full correspondence in regard to all business entrusted to our oare. sf)fin BABHELS OF PURE BYE WHISKY, of different ages tb suit purchasers, at lowest cash prices. For sale b Z „ , THOS. MOOHE. DlsUUor. julfiitf No s 9l; 93 and 95 First street. BENT IST BY. Teeth extracted without pain by tho use of Ik- Oudry’s apparatus. HOFFMAN dt-EDMCNDBON IIENTIS’IS. All work warranted. joooily 134 Smithficld Street, Pittsburg. Hydropolts, or Garden Sprinkler. Anew and fsefbl article for wetting plants and flowers, washing windows, Carnages. arc. Pumps of every description sold ami ropaired. Day kin's Patent Wa.er Drawer made and sold. jo3 W ELDON &, KELLY, 164 Wood St One door from Sixth. C.SSTS USTISCI COSGBESB GAI TKK.S, a Tory sapenor qnality.iust ree’a st W. E. SCHSIERTZ & CO No.3fFiftb Bt, CHEAP DRY GOODS lW’ OW IS THE TIHE TO SECURE JjE Bargains in Dress Goods. Shawls, Cloth and Silk Mantles of the most fashionable stylos, on bleached and bleaohod Moslin Calico, Delaines, bilk bun Umbrellas «fco„ at'greatly rednooo pri* oea.ali harms been purchased for cash, will be sold cheap for cash, call and! see for yourselves at __ V H. J JLTKCH, my2s Market street. GEO. R. COCHRAN, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Office No. 69 Grant rtreht, near the Court Houso, Pittsburgh. Alii. BUSISESS ESIBUSTED TO , his care will rcooivt prompt attention. Col lections made and th&jntiyp?p£biuptto temitted dec&lyd ..........a.. DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS, CADMAN & CRAWFORD. Manufacturers of every variety of finished BBABB WORK TOR PLUMBERS GAS or STEAM FITTERS, MACHINESTS and COPPERSMITHS. Brass castings of evert de* soriptiou made to ordor Steamboat work, steam and gas fitting and repairing promptly at tended to. Harticular attention pasp to fitting up Refineries for Coal and Carbon Oils, Also, sole agents for the Western l)’toiot ol Pennsylvania, for the sale of Marah, Lansdeil A Co. s Patent 8) phon Pump, the best ever inven ted. having no valves it is not liable to get out ol order and will throw more water than any pump wice its eUe. feblbdly. FREN4TI WOODS IMITATION OF Oafr, printed from board , an exact copy with panel mouldingn to match. For sale by , a W. P. MARSHALL. 87 Wood street. CORN -300 bushels prime yellow shelled Corn, in stere ano fer sale by JAMES A. FETZER. corner Market and Ist street. OOifCOBD GBAPE. SIPEBIOR VINES, AT $2 00 PER doten: $l2 50 per 100. Extra Vines at $5 per down; $25 per 100, J-KNOX No. 29 Fifth street. J. DIKLEVI, Grocer, NO. 4 DIAMOND, PITTSBURGH, PA. my22;lydAw Wanted; S'fJ DOLLARS A MOIfTH ! 1 WANT • tF to hire Agents In every county at $75 a month, expenses paid, to sell my now cheap Fam ily Sewing Maobines, S. MADISON, Alfred, Me Wanted, fifXDOLLARS A MONTH* WE WANT Agents at $BO a month, expenses paid to Sell our Everlasting Pencils, Oriental Burners .and 13 otheT articles, 16 oiroul&rs sent free. Address SHAW St CLARK, Bideford, Maine. myfcSmdavr PRIVATE diseases - DR. BROWN’S OFFICE, 50 SMITHFIELD STREET, Citiions and strangors in need of medioal ad vice should not fail to give blip a call. Dr. Brown's remedies never fail to cureimpu- scrofulous and venereal affections —Also hereditary taint; suck as tetter, psoriasis and oth er skin diseases, the origin of which the patient la ignorant, ' T - SEMINAL WEAKNESS. Dr. B’s remedies for this affliction, brought on by solitary habits, are the only medicines known la this country whioh are safe and will speedily restore to health. RHEUMATISM. Dr. Brown b remedies cure in a few days this inful affliction He also treat Piles, Gloet, Qoanorrboe, Urethal DiBcharyea, Female Diseases. Pains in the Baoh and Ridnoys, Irritation of the Bladder, strict ures. eto. ONE"doLlah! anßWBrod mußt 00ntai a at least Mcdicmoa sent to any address safely paoked CEocaud private rooms, No. BO SMITHFIELD TREET. Ptttshnrgh Pa. nolSdkw DAUB St CAPPELL, SSKK«'SSANT T Allows, \JV~R HAVE JUST RECEIVKii . »▼ large end wdlselected ctodk of ■■ Spring: Goods, o ansisting of Clotbs, Caslmeree, Veatlugs, *e. ALSO—A large stock of GBNT’B FUBNISHING GOODS, Including -Paper Collari. A’ech Tint, and oveii thing usnaßy kept by first olaso FnmishtaiSlore Orders promptly axaented. no“o-lyd re houses; COUMERCIAL INFORMATION, —PH. R. US] Arbitration Committee of the Board Movements of European Steamers raOM XUBOFB. ftfrSnff®"" r a J y Liverpool Now York y l...S"ntha'n —New York p®2-" -Liverpool Qaebeo Sf” i[ u ]t 4...Liverp001... Now York r D i ? *—Livorpoal...Ne_wYork AftJ» o Pcotlan '"" - r a i 7 Liverpool Quebec Liverpool.... Boston itele"" -T 7 .Few York Adr'otlc - Joly 45...Galway N w York Bohemian July ia...ldvorpooL .Quebeo ™otla July 18_Liverpoo! Now York Canada - Jtfiy 25... Liverpool. Boston non tinBKU. Sldon,. Ju’y 2 -New York • Liverpool Asia ..Tuly ZLBoston .Liverpool Evening Star —July SR.New York... Havana America— Jay 23_Now YorK.B Juan Nio Edinburg —J niy 25.N0w York— .. Liverpool Persia July 27_New York..—. Liverpool oobrbotbd D.ur.v ran the bobbins post b? HESBSS. KOUNTZ A MEBTZ. BBOEEBS, KO, 118 WOOD STREET. The following are the baying and soiling rates for Gold, Silver, &o. Buying Selling „ 1 24 00 .Silver l 18 00 ; Demand Notes 123 00 Eastern Exchange. .... par ft .... par ft .y.. par ft par ft ‘New York .. Baltimore...'. Philadelphia.. Boston... Cincinnati. ! Louisville,. Cleveland. StfLouia.. The market continues firm with a moderate de mand, the supply being barely sufficient to meet the wants of the home trade. Tberates nowcur. rent in New York, especially for Crude wi'l not Jastify exports. The rates yesterday were in bulk 23c. With packages included, the rates were2Bo- The exports amounted to 2,221 bbls.— The imports were per A 1 egheny River 3,667 bbls, of whioh 162 bbls were refined, the balance being crude. Per Allegheny Valley R, refined 624 ; crude 540 bbls. A dispatch from Oil City notes that there were but two feet of watorin the chan neL Oil was quoted at f 8 per bbl. Our latest New York dates report the market as being firm* prices having an upward tendency. Crude was quoted at 32c Refined in bond was selling at 48@50c. Ffee oil was sold at usual advance. Crude—The market was somewhat excited yesterday—holders were firm at 2So for bulk aid 280 including the packages* Among the sales 'fere 700 bbls iu bu’k 2k ; 200 bbls do 2 bbls in cluded 230; 246 bids do :S; and 950 bbls in bulk, 28c. The late swell in iho Allegheny enables sev eral paroo’a that were aground below Oil City, to reach this market. Refined was in active domand principally for future delivery in September or October, For present delivery 45c is demanded for bonded, and 65c for Free oil. Lubricating* and Benzole was dull, prices being nomina l . BALTHKOBJE CATTLE 9UBEEL Tbo receipts of Beef Cattle have fallen off hghtly this week, the offerings at the scales to ,ay footing up 650 head, against 1000 head last Thursday. Of the receipts 100 bead were hold over; 200 were taken hy Government contract or?; 12d sold for the washing*on market, tndtho remaining 475,head were taken by Baltimore S^J l^ 8 * at pnce , a ranging from S 3 25 to $5 37k f *OO n>s gross, a deoline of 25 to 37kc V 100 ft> 8 on last weeb’s figures. Hop—The supply waa fully equal to the de ,,an,. with rather a dull market price? were X A to %, of a cent. ft> lower than on last market day. fhe ‘ales wore made at from $7 to $7 75 a 100 lbs net for f*ir to prime. Shrop were in good supply to-day and they sold freely at $4 50®4 87k V 100 ft>s gross, a de cline of 1 to Ike t 4 ,b on previous quotations. Sugar and Molaadert—Tboro is a continued ac t ve inquiry 'or sugar, but holders generally re fuse to operate, and the sales are confined to a few small lots at 110 tt> for prime old crop, and l*"o for ohoioe centrifugal. we hare not hoard of aßae of molasses. Tho small quantity remain ing on hand ia held by two or three parties. Flour—The market is ve y dull and drooping, and prices have still further declined. There have been no tales of round lots, but dealers are supplying the retail demand at $9 60@9 75 for superfine, and SIV#II bbl for extra. There is a firm feeling in Pefro'eum, and crade is scarce,and wantod at an advance, about 1500 bbls having been sold at31@320: holders are now firm at the latter rate Of refined, in bond. 2500 bbla sold at 49@500 for present dedvery- Free is held at 60o; 200 bbls sold at 59c. Sperm and whale continue dull and prices the same. Lard Oil is selling at 85@90c, the latter in a small way Some No. 2 sold at 700 Linseed is unsettled and lower, and quoted at 108@110c $ gallon, and the sales limited. The following are tne TeceipU -of crude and refined Petroleum at this port miring the past week: Crude, bbls. 2550 ; refined, do„ W. E. Sohmertz & Go,, NO. SI FIFTH STREET, Have Just received a large and aoperlor assort ment of MUSSES AND CHILDRENS. BALMORALS. BDTTON BOOTS, EDGENIB. CONGRESS AND LACE GAITERS. PATENT LEATHER. KID, AND MOROOCO SLIPPERS. MOROCCO AND KID BOOTB, *o, Ac ulich they are selling at very low prices. jell OHABLia irienn ,j. bodmas hicu MABEE & HICKS, Importer! and dealers in Cloths, Casslmeres, Sattinets, Vestings, Tailors’ Trimmings, 256 MARKET STREET, Horth Side, >Hn.niCT.pma JyL—jo9-Iyd C. A. VAN KIRK & CO„ UANtITAOTUREBS or QAB FIXTURES & CHANDELIERS. Patent Improved Eieelsoir & Patent Paragon COAL Oil. BVRNEKg, HAND LAMPS, 00LHMN8, &o. Salesrooms, Sl7 4rrh St. Philadelphia, Manufactory, Frankford, Philadelphia, All goods warranted. iyaly FOR SALE. f»IHE UNDERSIGNED EXECUTORS ML of JOSEPH BELL, late of Robinson Town* ship, Allegheny County, Penn’a, deo'd, offer for sale 110 acres of choice land, situate within 5 miles of the City of Pittsburgh in said township, on the lino of the Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad: said land containing 70 acres of coaL and homestead farm of the said Joseph ,d BBACSDTS, COBHIOES. CANBELBJIASS. LAMPS’ BEGILDED 0E BEBBOHZED. made SgM? to new. Also, Chandeliers altered to burn Carbon ■ 0&. at the Lamp and Oil Store of WELDON , RKISI.KF.AHELLT, ap&lr. ISA WoodatreatueggH. PIANO DEALERS. gSABE A GO’S PIANOS, THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY, The following Pianoßhave been received this week; One beautiful 7 octave. Plain Case Piano, with sliding Desk, Overstring, Agraffe Tfireble, Ac, One cctave, same as above. Two 6k octave, same as above. warranted eight tears, For sale only by CIIA It LOTTE BLITHE. 43 Fifth srreet: JULY LIST SECOND "RAND PIANOS. OWE 7 OCTAVE ROBEWOOD CASE. round corners, with mouldings, carved Music t»esB, iron Frame, made by Euhn, Balti more _ One 6% Octave Rosewood Case, rouffd front corners, with carved Tablets, made by Stodirt,N. Y ICO One 6k Octave Mahogany, fluted corners, Travers & Ramsey, N. Y 140 One 6 Octave Roaewoed, square cornere. iron frame, made by Chickenng 140 vp© 6 Octave soaewt od square comers, made by Gilbert, Boston 135 6 eginaw comers, tnade by Wfllkins dfcNewbalL; 180 One 6 # Mahogany, square, onjnera-: i by L.-thtten. Boston.;—lSO One 6 Octave Mahogany, square comers, niaae by Chickering „ 120 One 6 OoUve German Piano 7R One 6 do do do ’* 60 For sale by IHAB. C, MS3SJLOB, SI WOOD STREET, J™ l lS'^?7 d 5P‘ endid stock of NEW PIANOS, from SE v EN different manufactories, to arrive during the next ten days.] jylO-dkwo SPRING GOODS. WE WOULD CALL THE ATTEST tion of Buyers to our stock of SPRING AND SOBHEB GOODS, embracing all the newest styles of PLAIN AND FANCY CASSLMERES, suitable for Business Bnits. A fall and complete assortment ol fine black .CLOTHS AND CASBIBQBES, Plain and figured Silk and Cashmere Vestings W. H. MoGEE A CO., 148 FEDERAL STBEEI, et^na "' Ane3heny «**» OLHDIS Ofc CQ felt, Cement aai GraieL Roofers, are now prepared to fill all orders for Fire and Water Proofi Felt, Ccmentand.Qravel Roofing, Promptly and Satiaiactorily. K. r M I WAH.REN n I m en ft 6 , employment of pv,fit',)li A. - .. . -ad their successors, in iTTu ' elpom. for eight years, where he learned all the mechanical departments of their business, ana nos made valuable improvements of bis own. we can positively say that our Roofing is \ Composed of tbe Same materials as those of that firm, and that we will guarantee oor work to be equal m every respect to any Qra patent for the Warren Roof, or any of the mate rials oomposing it. ■ . Offioe-Corner or Flltb and Wood Bts_ second story. JsT* FUN, ~ BOSE LEAF POWDER 1 Pearl Powder. THEATRE ROUSE. Vinegar Boose, VIOLET POWDEB, Violet-Powder. HARO & SOFT RUBBER ! SYRINGES, Hard & Soft Bnbber Syringes, Jost received at Just received at gggg tolHo|BS M “ kBt ■££ s E. HUTCHINSON Clave of lebob & hutohihsof,^ COMMISSION & fOBWABDING MERCHANT Dealer In WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE, Floor. Grain, Fish, Dried Fruit, Pot and Pearl Ashes, and PRODDCE GENERALLY Best Brands of Family Floor Always pn Rand. No. 102 Second Street, Between Wood and Market. „ TI . , , PITTsBUGH, PENN ? A. 19. Liberal advance made on ConalgnflQentsi. apll-lid • | .AWES’OTSSBS' AND OHILDBEAB mA Boots, Show, Gaiters and Balmorals* made to order, of the best materials and - workman ship. W. E SCH2XEBTZ & CO., -■* ;; 3M Fifth Afereaf JTEW BOILER WORKS. J. J I*o WEBS AWESDS TO THE MANUFACTURE of Steam Boilers, Stills. Tanks, Agitators, emit Pans. Buvar Pa.ua. Sheet Iron r i^lZS?** eftoprirs on Works OOENEK OP LOCUST and DUQUEBNB y AT^• Ward, Allegheny river, JWjd BEno V AL, Bt-’iStfiag ta'i-f.W'as'.wiflßJ ■ - : V! apu-tb: Established 1842* sm>ia&i£ - TO THE' PtTßlsl&'; ' -—amaH. lyModcsTo f all draoaJ- ■-■ - nsUona, treat secret and rif**lriffl,, : rfflMfißß>i delicate .dfeordors, sell- "gam Jill*- i abaa»"£nff dissnsep-cl - >Ai «3UR£bBfmw* tnatiODS common and In- • - ••' •■* ddeflt to youths oi both • SS*C »nd adalts, rin*l«Sy aMriod. Bectnse Dn/BaiUHEtjp puKSa<*rttit> fast of ha dotal TO, the ignorant and falsa* mcdsst are dreadiuui ahmstod. and thinit it a great eia vcr* immor3 coatampstion epd :esmir-lioa amen eSS WtWjPromialEe sons and daoahtsa. Thai gsj£*«jg|[« jbonld bn oaclfoas to keep tto :«wy}oßSr fiasbla “SJ’ditiia^'dad gpwssiSEeOi ‘ RSd visor b«* tvr. . yjid"* &tt*v " mafrlEare thrown himhaVe -taiafcixazioty. . mortification»S«Kii3£ nea or nocturnal cmmignosa, r.ra'ebfßfcSßtehr cured ' toe very abortspace of time bj.iit j*.w seraftdiec. :rfe*ye?ee<©i>ouii4r •* vewtahJo- hatfc£ aeon thj » xeltoQyiOftaoiUoroastal irta'vsxavifco-liss abandon* ea It end substitute! thevsrrfablsr dig. - • easesarefeeatod with Bari c^ioaws.v-^iiavioab&d... over forty yejop (40) 2a their ' treat-' • nont in fcosmtaidof fco*h the Oh 3 'Wcrid-sad fa> « Si* *sfii^l s *u*S*s*s* Wmdojtoprfto ail with * 5“ trial, health and huppinofy- ?rili bloom moatebaahs apa \-.rA come and he dared 2SPSRP , ’k tl ' its- ldlUrTOd diswstSr el - wmmtily-fili .our countries, oao - • mended be repaotabia W?«tore of hotels, «. jpre sS lfSlJad sbeefc near Diamond sireel. - Vibrate eornmnnS cf ~ 3ci “ ;«*a» «s BIBUP OP BA!SnB\H£ hjta STIIi. U.KGIA. . Having had a mad employed for tie laat Bis > years compounding the above Oscellfint lemodiea . tor my own practice, and having used them with' ’ uncommon success in all tllaXtlme, i led it a duty to sot them belli _o the public, ns my expo nonce leads n'O to think tirey areae hoar specifics ; as any.remedies, well can,,be for,the-following disease?,namely: SordfulefCoitre, Syphilis, and ’ all diseases that ansofroman itnpuroetgieOftha **** * Prepared and sold by • \. , J. WV BRAjfSThUP, M. ti. ‘ 83 Smlthfield st„ Pittsburgh, Pa, ■ NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY. sjpeeb:? * sn- pbbmaui A ENT cnro of ... GONORRHEA. Ui'-BIJiAi pitch iracj, Seminal WeahcM?. Nizhtly Bmii r.oa9 Xj uicoati&-*3ic«. (Jonital Irrita^ feiiity, QmrcU Ewriutcro ead Aweinei-F of Kish . nayfiend.'d&ddsr, WlilCii aai oecrtTised cycp*tfard3~o? ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS, In their private rracfcics* wit*}. * oaslis scicoeei SSSSMSSiSS^- 04 ** 61 * 1 « «» BELL’a.SEBCmc FILLS geroos^iniaHsa;-oftsu oJfoefes a «bm la e" i few dare, and whe© acme l2afedteai»,isperznsn« > !S*v :j?& : ss&npm&.seiVi-ragti3,hla axtracts' tbai ara harinles; on tiiesriJtcttijnndncvar lajirmsta.-tfee • breath and. being ruzir ooated* &12;n&fcra&&r teste 33 svolded!'-.- «o <3«snv& of dlotxs iiacossary whilst usinstheiat • nor dees thoir action ister&ra with barings o \ES* BTut3. tfioh feos-contait.3-slx-doavD Pills. • „ „ PRICK ONE POIiLAXL. Bt*. sseil'ii Tsrentlse os Scißlrjij' V?eofeise**£d MX>A b ? BeB ' &c< r. dta a Paiaphlsfc of *S^ t^P?-^ P S n * Qt a^TiCO t 0 motea. o.L»}«i rxvAi», Sixccmn ara to pay postage. 1 w DR, BELL’S S&EBIS OOOH, A -complete Treatise on Gonorrhea, tikel, Stria* ure, AVpnmw, &o. t m all tne various stages, with 7 Prezonptiops in h3utrlish t adapted lor setf reatment, without the md of a phy3ic:?-u PRICE ONE DOLBAR. The PEQsJot Books will be sent, seenro from ob* ; SSSSriSfflSfSf3^f s ******* Genius' 16 Oodairt "* t H -^ • {OSEra.-VLEMIKG, eorat? Market street usd Diamond. Agent for Pittsburgh, .viil&daeowlsris sold by ell Druggists, «y. & M. , Brass F©aii pw^cn: OHABLBB L. (Successorto Jas. Holmes i Co., i* o a k p a si B Dealer la Bacon, Hard, Sugar-Cured _ „ , smoked Beef &e. fB " 1 Firat ttrMta> KK stmrih. Pa, JSENBY W. BEVUIOST &CO. DBiLIISis Foreign Brandies, Wines and dins, ! other Whiskies, Jamaica Euml &*■ ®°® Ho. S 3 Itteriy Street Opposite Fourth street, ->• C : * LOHQ* UT Liberty atreett ' *•l® : hjayga Poet Ofiea. J.KNOX.