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liiver Compl iiot,
JJXSPEJPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Saroiuo, orServoai Debility, btieaie
of Use Kidneys, and all Diseases
Arising from a Disordered:
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Blood to the Head.
Acidity of the Stomach.
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„„ . ■ THEY CONTAIN
Nt> ALCOIFoI, OB BAR WHISKY
t i e J. l!ort,disoascsSnoill f t y->‘>'‘
Induced by iho oxteneivo Bain and nnivm-enl
•' !t*l° 0r w H h ?- wSiitlurioue
inis and christened ionics, Btomaohidsjnd Bit^
the innumerable array of alcohoKo
’E3? B 2S <mB *? piet % orio fcottlos, and biS-beSuSd
appellation of
curing only aggravates (JiSaashs
'os\% 1 7' til t^ Sai>pomted sufferers in despair.
' HOLLAND’S GERMAN BETTERS
££S}*. JJf®? ££ d article, but have i
stotKl the test of fifteen years trial bv thA a mM
Aeic. reputation and saleare J
preparation. ■ j
Plergymen, rh ygleiana
iProm the N. Y. Herald, Aug.. 7 J
We publish to-day a most extraordinary
recital of facts, collected .from various re’
Iwble, sburgesjby oar; reboithrs,".showing
an organized system of swindling on tbe
United'Stdt'eagovernment, which has no
parallel in the wars oi any other country
Some months ago we published a lengthy
expose of similar frands, which at tile time
led to considerable excitement in military
and general circles. The exposures now
made are more particular in their bearing,,
pointing as they do to individuals well
afw'l th 'i c(Jm “onity, one of phom,
aUeast, has been for some time cobnect
ed with the military service of the cohntry
It is astonishing that the Government
Commissioner ot the War Department
has not brought these facts to the no ice
Gib^f g ° t I en,, ? ent and t L he P reas - If one
tithe of the charges which now rest on
T( privateinformation can be proved'to be
HOOFLAN-D' S y G ER Vr y BITTERS. iffmon
PABTIC.dI.AB NOTICE. Bmpi on all thd parties con
aaSfiS-BV told, under the , W ? tro «farther preface, WB will
«?2K ch?a^ls£g!'? <7 “ drtlottU ’- cveiwsnJ*f f ‘ BtB ths faclß 88 have been conveyed
20to “«*'!? from t 0 , our reporters. }
toJtbrta&ir ,he tas,e <***- •• In the early 'part <Sf the spring «jf- the
If* and , tMl j nBt . aft er the proclamation of
io die AeicatkZh! P r ,eBldent of ‘heUnited States calling
!g!ss!±2*iJt» mm#?
ssfsuftt
For those who detire end will have a Lienor fS“ ea regiment of cavalry in New York
BSure^uand>»°Oeru?ao"S , i,,£jL While in Washington they met with a man
tix toilh Thr>« Quarts of Uood Itrnmfv P^„ aome b ot, i requested him to use his
.1 r . WI , 1 , l ? ,iy - anri ~le mil be a preparation luuuence to assist them in carrying oui
ahddme tbe.r views. This gentleman had tome
%£8 ***■““ “>e character of one ofX
nave all thexnrtuet a; Uooflnmf's Hitters nt 'P a *to® B » was therefore not inclined to
Junior, afa do'anything to assist him; but. t-hiobin*?
3T*r 07> ‘* Me *’*" 8r oration, that the other was a respectabl^hS
tadin W view° r
will cure nine tenths' ®? P an J waa introduced to the Horn Wm.
£^"“?*? indaetd > exposures and priva- H. Seward, Secretary of State and nth*?-
«■* almost SjkJyUte? on tfcfwSSi persons of inSuence, through whoseexer
ofUMaos.lt trill bsnoticeothat a very large pro- tioDS he obtained the required permission
ofd£tfeTOd E^bef o ?Sifv<!»; E ,? ol t l ? raiae a regiment of cavalry,and to-pur-
Sarmaa Bitters. Disoasof dI?O- caase , tta horses and equipments, for
J 8 uro hUestivo organs are .pe.dily remov- moQ ating and arming the men.
these Etatins “ftt if From all that has-transpired it appears
hundreds ollives mighrbe saved,°SLt that tbree perßOns hod entered into ar
wUlM lost. , rangements to form a kind of partnership
markaiJii r Rtt<,nti ? n mike followiugrer 1 dn the basinets of raising the-reSiment
aa i j the nn derst&ndfng
aug itago has ooen saved by tie Bitters:** thatthey were eqaaily j; tQ iiyide whatever
Philadelphia. Augnst23d, IS6?. prontsmight accrue irdid the operation.—
_Mejisr9.J o ne3 Sc Evan*.— Well, gentlemen, yotlr - fleema that another person was promis*
nfZOSS I*)s?** ®d, as an inducement to enter into the
combination, that he should have the di
..wore-t’allr cognizant of P? sa ‘ °* the sutlership of the regiment for
caBo ' I am. and haw -himself or for his friends. - He, therefore
b“ttB^i,do?to ee^^t r e ntftilhe discovered
Capt K B. Ajres. Thr&nghtheex- thatthey were combining to swindle not
J wa only him, but every one with whom thev
Jo°r sovenS h^ d , aDy klrd of deall * D S s - He then broke
hospiGffrrnna was followed by gr«at debßity ° a his contract, and refused to have any
*- S£. ft »wi?S oMysanterp. I was then thing more to do with them. W e are also
: OT b°arjHhe gtearner “fitateS L nf ? ri ? ed tbat o^ e of t*»y>nncipals quali
ffhloh.l landed on the2Sth of J.nne. Since that faed himself before a Notary Public in
rS^ a . n V 10 coal £ New , York as a bondsman to the extent of
t or more I was rcarceiy able to ewa* low ten , ltou , Ban t d °U arß for a man who was |
jsndifl didforcoa- morsel down, itwas imiaedi* seeking to obtain the position of Pavmas*!
TX,rS 5 H[ n , op a v®' lE - , , ter in the service, while there were pend. I
vtomadK UjeSd e not
'physlciahk who ent courts, amounting to several thousand ;
had bo&u working fai hrtißj,thxmgn unsuwesful- dollars.
ly. to rescue me from the grasp of the dread Arch- Tk n «« n w,v* , A , . 1
:<r. fraakly toldthey oou’d do nomoreforme Thaopegtipna pf; these parties with a
i ivised me taseea olergrman, and to make m erclratit > Tlbrng 'btfSmesf tn' Maideu Lane
of the most disgraceful kind, if all that)
KJk; w, Mr, Frederick Steinbron. offitb bdow W about them is strictly correct:and
AronS advipea me as a forlorn hope, totry miforttinately there 390033 to be but very
|', ttle donbt al >° a t them. It appears that
Sf lam now, thank God for it w ,ere .lnfrodpced, to this
*etting’batte. iN ip , i'?l !l Illa Vetakonbut two bot- tfibrehantrand they'immediately entered
“*? with him for supplying
S KE'l tav ? beafd notMng for ° ne han . d , red P l3tola a ‘ such a rate that
tSn rtontbi; for. g lagtaloral Viijn. they could make'a profit oi some seven
iftnctiSm'.ho vlcmH. “5 do “ arß on .each pistol—the accounts to be|
.taade out in sncS a manner that the swin-!
??meln y ‘ Ta 4 A/1 ? 8 stou 7 d appear on the face of die,
Very truly, yours. transaction-: The pistols were accordingly
““PP'dltahetw 86C °b- d agr ? 6 “ eUt W “
Mr. Malone. reitofM 1 toboSt.. '• entered into between him and these par
ifliftf? w Y. Battery, ties;.to more
tißOjtt&E «.-ACKCBv a Co. u. L , th.Malne. pistols at the same rate. Before filling
F. ‘ hiß ° rd f’ however, the merchant applied
I. B. rASESEtI CoB M Venn imC- to tbe inspector of Ordnance to know
SS® R ¥ B-JEROME. Co B, do whether the Colonel had authorltv
F'^BO?Co V E^* , M^o 6Ul t0 .?"« b ?l e - ar “ B 4 or bi , B l-epment,
mtRMAy KOCB. Co H. 72d NY* andji
-a*,
SL.’T.s
ja oath® WRAyPSxarcar v bottle / : conclusion not to pay the share agreed
PBICE PEBBOTTI.E ’5 CKVTS, ok .upon for this Becond lot of pistols, and'
HAliS'ttOZt TOB ?400. party in the secret §6,000 to'
vrevarations that maybe offered In its place, butt ? 0 f PP S ~ T Siu' : L Rgl ef nt ’
•end to u«, and we will forward, securely paokod wereTOOseqaetftly examnred bjrfhe army
F.WWi Vt .V. authorities and condemned at Harper’s
Xeatlfyin? of their O'S'n personal knowledge to
m?& oflaaleffeots and “rttad'rtrtaSlf&S
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posTtiv
ASTOUNDING MILITARY FRAUDS,
Begtraeut.
iflormous trofiti on Spavined Jloraes-Bilitarv
OommisWus Sold and Fesold-f'raudnlen! '
fy<sc|Utions m Sabres, f addles,
Pistols and firorerfes,
Ferry
I»the maiter_cf,a.aupply of. horses for
sSge (Maaisit appears.
It seems that under his authority to bay
horses the:colone, told several persons that
he had made an arrangement by which he
wodld be'’enabled, to buy -them at an
average siitjP ! dollars apiece,
: bnfc ;thflt'- to > intended to charge the
foil government -’ jirice Of one hnn
hundred andfihirtean dollars. It is posi
tively asserted'’by those who are in the
secret' thatno
lets a’ somnton from fifo t© maty thou
sand dollars were realited on this swindle
alone, Tbehowesihai foimd upon the
a»mo oTf-naa sot eatM'* * 6 g
.-•a-i c i'r) ro y/l ; : DfrOfflii*'•i JJ '*■*
military service of the country were in
most cases totally unfit for the nse of cav
alry, and were, not, on an overage, worth
more than from fifteen to twenty dollars a
piece. A farrier was employed to inspect
norse*,-and otf conscientibhslv rejecting
many of them the Colonel becamd greatly
incensed against him and discharged him
service to make room fgrnnother
mnro j e Bn PP OSBd would be
monwfi'f b k- and r tberef °re mote easily :
IS ne^an OQB purpose,
ibis new examiner, it appears, passed a
number of horses which were bought at an’
w er " S sold f tf a PleCe ’ Thesa horBeß
were som to the government at tire'full'
nfsherl 0 !® 113 ' An ,° tber Person yho fur
nished horses supplied some three hun
dred at $BO apiece. These, it appears
wnri„ y h£ good horBes - He made out Ms
bill m his own name at $ll3 each, and
after receiving payment from the military
a “ikT tleS ’ he P aid over SlO a pieced
each horse to one of the principals. He,
jj°”® ver ' fu ? ed to famish any more
ihorSes, as the firm Boon began to dealnn
Thlß is eDGU S h to show
tbo wholesale manner in which the gov
ernment was swindled in the one item of
““3 h,? 1 lf . we cb °88 to pursue the in
quiry Farther, there is no lack of facts just
as shamefnl as the preceding
The supply of saddles was too good an
V P E° rtUn A for c SwiDdlia S t 0 b 8 a Ho*ed to
tbe fir “ therefore made good
use of It. According to a statement made
to us, it seems that the Colonel calcnlated
on making about three dollars on each
saddle The saddles furnished to the re
giment were of the old Mexican patten!,
® n , d ,7 ere v . aet! f >? f erior to the McClellan
saddle, and as with the pistols, they were
Ferry &nd condemned at Harper’s
fi o o ?k« el ° l j !c # , h , oDse in tb!s city offered
five thousand doUara for the contract to
make the nniforms for this regiment, and
thsonlnS 5 h ? re glad ‘y B “braced
the opportunity, bntit appeared that the
Kegimentil Quartermaster drew all the
requisitions for clothing on the United
State Quartermaster which were duly sap
phed, thus depriving the chivalroas Colo
chance What D ° d ° Ubt ’ deemed a K°od
The sabres which were supplied to the
regiment were subsequently condemned at
Harr er * Ferry They were of an inferior
'7 ; ii but ’ -‘j h e^ rm ” contr >*ed to make
one dollar and fifty cents on each sabre.
On a contract with a merchant for supply
ing sabres to the whole regiment, it waß
n B partnera should make a
profit of two dollars on each weapon. Be
sides this there is strong evidence to show
that a number of officers bought their
commissions at prices ranging from two
hundred dollars to four hundred dollars
apiece. In regard to the sntlership, which!
L is already stated, was promised to a man
for a fnend, It seems that the Colonel af
terwards sold it to another peason, but
subsequently took u from him and resold
it to a third party lor $5OO, the arrange
ment being that $250 was to be paid in
cash and the remainder afterwards. Thiß
mn,tL P< L rS ( ° n ' l tia a!leg ed, paid the first
moiety, bnt refnsed to pay the other, on
-9°l oTlel abd bia associ
ates baa swindled him out of $8 000
Another man, according to all accounts!
tnousand dollarsm cash,and to furnish the
Colonel $l,OOO worth of groceries. A
sum of $3,000 wa3 also raised for the al
leged purpose of purchasing a silver ser
vice to be presented to the wifejof an hon
orable Senator, but it is now understood
ibht tbe plate was never purchased, bnt
that the money collected for that purpose
was appropriated by the Colonel and his
partners for their own personal use and
OeneSt. A large sum was collected from
the officers and paid over, bnt has never
since been accounted for.
Tbe fruits of this partnership were very
expensive, as may be supposed j but the
wary Colonel appears to have got consid
erably ahead of bis confreres, having, it
said, overdrawn his share of the profits of
the partnership two or three thousand
dollars. One of the other partners was
by no means pleased at this, and express
ed his determination to show up the Col
onel. It was common talk among all who
knew the affairs of the partnership that
they would clear fifty or sixty thousand
dollars. One of them is said to have de
clared openly to some of his creditors that
he should probably clear twenty thousand
dollars ont of the profits on the purchase
of horses. He sought to entrap a man
into the partnership on a promise of giv
ing him ore-third of the profits on the
purchase of horses; bnt this sage fellow
very wisely looked ahead and refused to
go in with them.
This general system of swindling was
carried onl in the most minute details.
A kind of business manager of the or
ganization of the regiment was swindled
out of his pay for hia time as well as for
his services. A citizen of Philadelphia
was defrauded of his pay-tor his servioes
t J the amount Of $360. A man who was
concerned in the purchase of horses seems
also to have been swindled ont of $B,OOO
by the same parties under similar circ’um
stancea.
n T ter f are , some char g ea against the
Colonel at which the public must natural
ly stand aghast,- for if they be proved
when ttie proper board of inquiry begings
its sittings, they- -will naturally consign
ms name to perpetual infamy. It is said
I to be stated by the sufferers themselves,
that he picked his business sgent’s pocket
of $6O; that he alas picked the pooket of
another man of his watch, and that in like
manner he abstracted $5O from the pocket
of an officer in Washington. Tt is to be
hoped for the Colonel’s own sake, as well
as for the honor*of -crar military service,
that these ohaiiges may prove unfounded,
or at least greatly exaggerated.
In his dealings with his Farrier, the
Colonel broke faith with him in not ap
pointing him to a position in the regiment
which he had promised him. The Farrier
was also promised one dollar a head for
each horße that he might inspect: but he
never received-a fartbing'- fc fils time or
trouble.
According to numerous statements made
to it appears that the profits which ac
crued from the purchases of horses and
other materials for the use of the regiment
were-tj»feen and used by the Colonel for
the purchase and furnishing of a house in
thecityof New York. This led to a bis
undprstandmg wtth the two othe'r members
Ot the firm, who were much'dissatisfied
at the course pursued by the Colonel in
appropnatmgthe lion’s share of the spoils
::: Prior, to this it seems that the Colone’l
was. in very, limited circumstances, and,
as the statement goes, ail the wealth he
has amassed has been made out of the
frauds on the'govefnment he was pretend*
ing to serve,
.Of the career of this .Colonel prior to
his eonnectionwith the army a good deal
has transpired. It seems-that he was for
merlj in the employ of so me - c ompany for
some time previous to’ the breahantout of
doriDe the latter part
of;tafl'3tsra» ofofflee hecoilectedantim
{iff - var iotiQ: persons in
»!8 CjtT<: tarthe> extent of
sum bb tjot j«y ..pver , to' the
company,. This was soon after discov
bo was required lorealgn his
position in oompiny to
prevent exposure, ond the earns! so paid
to htm were the payers, on
the ground that at the time the monev
was paid he was a legal Officer of the com-
Pf - At the time he entered the service
of the United States there Was -an indict
ment against him for perjury: bat it wsb
suspended wheniewaafibouCto leave for
the seat of war. . •
• W f J m 4 t t * la l °ue of the barlner.3
is said to. have made an agreement with a
lawyer, m order to get hig influence in ob
taining authority to buy horses and equip
ments for his regiment,,promising to give'
him a barouche and pair of borseb for his
service, as well as one fourlh of the profits I
which they plight make out of the transac
tion; but the lawyer only received the
horses and baronche and $BOO iib money;
He considered that he had been swindled, I
and declared that the whole crew! were a j
set of damned rascals. According to the!
declaration ot two of the partners, the
Colonel had appropriated all the money to I
•his own use. - f I
There are facta enough* extent to swell
ont this recital to twice ita present length ;
but ‘ sufficient unto is the evil
thereof.”
BANKING HOUSES:
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KOUNTZ & MERTZ,
BANKERS,
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Fifth Streci,
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-BF Kxchanp, Coin. Bank Notes, and Govern
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7 3-IO Bonds andjCoufjons,
and all by
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O’HARA & M'GINKT;
Attorneys at luiww,
—AND— |
KIiAL ESTATE AGENTS,; ..
OFFICE 89 GRANT
Opposite the Court House, Pittsburgh.
„ffnr, tt I tloa i ,ar »ttsntlon given M the settlement
of Estates, sale and transfer of: Real Estate, Ex
amination of Titles, Holdiera claims, collections
in any part of the west, - ,
r f, n 3L itt ? n cos i and full correspondence in
Te fol£tt° baameSB trusted t© hur oard. j
S()AA barrels OFPPBE RTE
WHISKY, of different ages to
ffuit purchasers, at lowest cash prices. For sale
bi ; t ,. f _ , XHOS. MOOttE. Distiller,
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ajnirWDMIINTS TO ' TITE
CONSTITUTION. Be it resolved by the Senate
and Mouse of Representatives of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania in General Assembly met ,
That the following amendments bo t mpeaed to
the Constitution of the Commonwealth, in ac
cordance with the provisions of the tenth artioie
thereof; i
Thera Bhall be an additional seolion to the third
artioie of the Constitution, to bo designated bs
section as follows:
StoriON * Whenever any ef the qualified
electors of this Commonwealth sh»U be in actual
military service, under a reqnisition from the
President of the United States, or by the author
ity of this Commonweauh, such e ectors may ex
erotfe the right of suffrage in all elections by the
citizens, under such regulations as are, or nhni>
bo, prescribes by law. aa fully as if they were
present at their usual place of eleotion.
Th-re shall be two additional sections to the
eleventh article of the Constitution, to fee design
nated as»octiona eight and nine, as follows * -
Seotios 8. No bill shall bo passed by the Leg •
islature containing moro than one suhject. wtncii I
shall be clearly expressed in the title, except an- I
propriation hills. I
. SECTION 9, No bill shall, be passed by
islature granting any powers, privileges id any
case, where the authoriiy to grant inch powers
»r privileges, has been, may hdreatter be,
oonferred upon theoourts of thi< Commonwealth
JOHN CESiNA,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN P- PJBNjN EY,
Speaker of (he Senate,
O WIG* CP TH* )
SkO&KTaRY OP THE CoMiiOKvnALTH, >
Harriabars, July 1. iski.
PENNSYLVANIA, &S;
I do hereVj* certify that be foregoing
■< l. a. >annexed Is a lull, true and ooireot copy ol
l'”*-') the original Joint lUeolutionof the Gen
eral Asaanbly, entitled "AJoint Hesitation pro
posing oertain amendments to the Cdetltution ”
a* the same remains on hlein this office. *
In testimony whereof I have hereanto aet my
hand, and cause 1 the seal of the Secretary's Of
fice to be affixed tho day and year abrve written
ELI SHEER.
Secretary of the Commmwealth.
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Agents at $6O a month, expensipald to
sell our Everlasting Pencil*, Oriental Buyers, and
13 other artloles, i 6 circulars Sent frte: Adqrets
bHAW A CLARK. Bideford, G&q,
myd:Bmdaw
J. DUIfLEVy*.
Oto c e r ,
NO. 4 DIAMONI,
, PITTSBURG!, PA.
my22:ly<j4w
hnoBAiCCO A Ml ClfiABS-AUIDEB,
.-*■ Commercial Broker hafrnfaa
tored Tobacco and Segura, 134WaJai street.
Pp o ;!.?™Vork. TobacminiHesans
oarorally eoiectod For exportation. Dialers, and
Tobacconist will find ittp their interSTlo call
Orocmmuniooto by letter. The best Sramfa, in
any quantity, at lower prices than; ny ..other
h<mßa - iqg-Ani
lsTtJbertr street
[iKsrrs usiu6 ooiaßin «ai<
COMEBCIAL IMOMJTIOI
Arbitration Oonoinlttee of the Board
of Trade.
Wo, M. SHINN, V. P. I JAS.I. BENNETT
dm DILWdRTH.J Wm,MoOREERY,
DAVID McCANBLESS.
| MONET MARKET.
CORa*CrTR& POB THB MOSSING FOS? BT
"XBaai KOTWT2 A mbbtz, brokers,
No, 118 WOOD BTBEET.
forG^ld.'EUTOr.^So 1 ! 1 '’ imyiai “ d selling rates
Domani NotSrrZr.V.'.'.'_'.'“:.'.':: 122 OO
Ettsterii Exchange.
New York
Baltimore..
Philadelphia^....
Boston
J>« K
par 4?
par
par vj
Western Exebanre
Cteabmati ~
W£===g |
Report (Hi Exclusively for the Katur
day Uornlqg Post.
I AEI.EUHKN'Y livestock market,
I Allegheny City, August IS.
I The market this week was largely attended.
I with a liberal amount cf the various descriptich
lof Btock offered. Prices ruled lower. Upon the
I whole, it was a poor week for holders! as buyers
| held back, unless they could purchase at low
figures. The deoline in Cattle was from \i®yp
•PH. S. HBRTS
Hogs—The offerings were larger than the pre
vious week, so far as prices were ooneerned.
There were ; no changes worthy of notice.
Sheep-The wforiner were larger than last
week and Trices Were lower. A large number
were left over, there' being more sellers than
bay era.'
Harees Watered freely. A few hundred
, nead were sold suhjeot to inspection at Slftkam
-■ t* bead;
The receipts and sales at the Allegheny yards
were- •
Hogs W rSi k ‘ Thie week
cafc—::,«».
■Sheep: — lm
620 i
Lambs
p s;“ ,,,e ~'Tho offerings of cattle were large.
Prtcee ruled low, the reaching fuj'y per”
The dec.ine in the east being felt in this market
; had hothing to be joLiy in thSweot
j O Km,™T ia 9 -?S io J ' We D 2 te tho lollowlrg
f," "tumps sold .0 head at *2 62fi o»t- R Mo
M “ n “ s -O'd 20 head at $2 37>| o\rt- ¥ Tod el
sold 20 head at S 2 37 ? cwt: J Mulvan shin™
at BS 4 a oO s fl K ? T Scooler sol 2 19 he»d
K°l? , h „ J ,5 ¥„ a ta wH 18 headat3o
1 ftttfr ft at ?cS
“ 3 I°, haad , at ,«3 * owt, John MoPadden
Iwooa'ffl V li 1 C . < V aD|f,Dlc fr, ' m *lB 00 to
»tl»® WA c m L Montgomery soldi? head
0 * rennan so'd 17 head at 3c
»§f k o* Prowerman "old 8/» boad at 2K@3 UZ
HS :^ft K K„ m hn n t « ,tt ks a ,° d2j S«1 atH
Slla-ft w Qreenwolt sold 75 head at
jftrCd S
tb?foJv^?. h .u offerinBS y re / B not ’"S’ large,from 1
!?? %‘J taat th- season is far advanced, A moog
tie saJes were.*4 head by .*> Gordon at $4 40
STnn? * G ! ass soW 100 head at 4j|@so plj
We,e ma ' 6 at aa “*
h™at? P ~.£ tl6offeri S gawere large; a good many
1,,08 ®d of at terms not made public,
Holmi i- Ginas sold 200 head at $2 90 ; or cwt
which wa about tliß ruling figure • ’
-*^'3S&B2l£B4^.^^Aaj»
ofTt fc ", hQ " J dTed 1 head were disposed
spectii'ii 20 per bs ‘“ d ’ sn 'beet to the usu&bin-
I*H ILADELPIIIA CATTLE MARKET
Aug. 10, 1868
The Sheep lUnrhet,
Iho arrivals and sales of sheen at the Avenue
£j o !L? rd c ?ntmuo large, reaching about 5,0 0
“ aad a . re “ a , falr Remind at about previous
2f'2vfflLU? te «V lia,ei ' of fat 8h «°P are making
®> sross ; stock sheep at S3@4 per
Lamba con'inne scarce and range at from $3 to
head n#fo nuahty.
Cows and Calveo.
-* ar fi 7aifi , sales of costs are large,
they reaching about 'c6 head this week. There
is a fair demand at about the former rates
, at and cow and oaf
at irom h25@40 r head, aa to quality: Old Door
cows sell at from #15(816 per head W
Caltes. about SO head sold at s@sk<c?l lb f or Ist
gualtiy and 4<s)4>sc for id, aa to weigtt and condi-
Hog Sfnrhet,
lho arrivals and sales of Hogs at the Union and
nI S aa m r “ ve^i i rdB reach about 2..-00 head this
not k ' 801 ,nK at from S' l - s "®' "5 per 100 pounds
r»* cat * SO H ut !A e b’nion Drove Yard, by
"A D J^^<v?m Stfr » 0 c n for ooni and 6 50®
P® r 100 net for Hill-fed.
t k “. eari sn ii?- at tbo Avenue Drovo Yard. by
John trause «fc Lompany at s7,o(K§>7.7f> ]OO 2>s,
\!^ E dollars—ohe
L *.“ aU cash, remainder in five annual payments
pu ™ h ?f 0 a neat two story frame dweluhg
house, a stable, and two lota of ground, each i‘o
rfer Js°*r by 140 £*££ to . OXI situatent cor
£S. f T?^ on p a “i 5? ar &®» Bfcr , eet * 'Manchester.
Large Bnck Dwe'lmg to Let
. S. CUTHBBBT & SONS, i
* U J 51 Market street.
DAtia.& CAPPBIL,
*
Sprilig Goods,
ooaalatinr oi
Clotbs, Oasimeres, Veatloga, &c.
A LSO —A large rtcok of
GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS,
ineindlns Paver Ooi/are. flm’i Tie,, and «' ,s
thing usunlly Kept by first elnas Furnishing f r f
Orders promptly executed- au elyu
CEO. R. COCMRAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR - T DAW,
Office N’o.ra Grant street, Mar t® Court
House. PUtaburgh
A bb BUSINESS ENTbJNTEI* to
Ws care will receive promptattention. Col
motions mode and the money p/omptly rerruttea.
dee&lyd -
GBAVEL BOO 1 " 1110 *
Repairs pv.*metet at
tended TO
&CO.,
Come? Fifth and Wood atreete, second story.
lylO
HydropoUs, or Garden Sprinkler.
Anewako vsefvl article fob
_ wetting plant! andhownrs, washing windows,
carrlagos, «o, Pumps of every description sold
and repaired. Daykin's Patent Wa or Drawer
made and sold. _
v% KLDON & RELLY, 164 Wood St,
Ono door from Sixth*
Young Hyaon.
Qalong,
JLmpenaL
Gunpowder.
Closing out sale of 9Vhsdgb
Dry Goode without regard to cost, consisting
in part of bhawls.bilk Afant.es, Circulars ana
Sacaao'. Laco Points, Son Umbrellas, and Dress
QoOqgAf till kinds ,
As-1 will vacate the front part of my store in
"tan dirs lor improvements, I desire to reduce my
Stock ' Entrance on Market Alley and. Market
street’ Customers r and the public are invited to
call at
H. J, LTKCH,
No. 06 Market street,
between stb st and Diamond.
'" CHARLES L. CALDWLLL,
(BoooeaswtoJas.Bolme6ACo,
POBEPACEEB
Dealer In&aooa, i*ard, agaa-CnredHemi* ;
+ n> ~* ejaoked Beef &e. . • . :
First street* Pittsburgh,! l **
DSAU3BS
S.,M. J KIBI3pOFS,,
, fASffriwuMM.ar; •
. *"® . No.-i 5 O&s'tooH OH,
_ iSD ■ j -ir-r-.
«-o« J 3 ®wz°Xa e .;
P <£?’i n • 5 HETY BTBBE3 '> opposite
* a - All oil warranted.
TR£ ABDESCQ OIL COmNY
Ardesca : Oilj '
'stO»;]lxPLOiiyß. '
J? U B B B S B 2 O li a
warebons©, 37SBW1W STBKKJf
PITISBUROB. PtUfffA. I
L
Buying Selling
... 1 28 00
uoon t Oil Wo rb
DrrwoAKr, ditbxap & go., i
Manufacturers ci ' 1 '
PURE TVIOTK REFUSED
C A R B O )» O I lj sv :
i»23ft£' 5 - 995
C mnw'r™? ‘n 1 EBS i BRACKETS,
CORNICES, CANDELBRA3B, LAMPS
BEGILDED OE EEBBOIfZED
t 0 now. A 1,-0, Cliandeliers
•So., altered to burn Carbon Oil, at the
Lamp and Oil Store of
WEtOON, BEINEKE 4 KMXT,
al *' i!lj - 1&4 Wood street, near 6 th.
PIANO DEAtiEES.
J£NABE A CO’S PIANOS, J"
THE BEST TN THE COUNTRY,
week"- 01l< ” fIn ® ■ PI,moB have been received this
b eaatiful7 octave. Plain Case Piano, with
Sliding Desk, Overstring, Agraffe TrebleTAo
C‘neOJ£ octave, same a3above.
Two octave, same as above.
WARBANTED EIGHT YEARS,
For sale only by r
MuOLIS ,, FOE TBEE
’thorotfglx^and arrangement ol
schoiiS m studies, adapted to the wants of
i’essendS 2, ? «ni,«
! v^wn w c 0r v k » teacher. of the
'““tail, use Fo^Ea°crcla“sSnißmmp B l^
3fc£ff“ ™«>
$£W I3EDICAL DISCOVERY,
Tnnß si‘E3a>s' asm fbbhahj
33.' |SJlX;cqre cl. .
«. .. GONORRHEA, (D.BGT, UaETSAJ,
Btdrinajt®, gemmal Weakness, Nightly Krais
' 21cri A,l n20 5 i i r > e - lc 9i Genital Irrita
bility, Gr.ivcl, Stricture a:ai
‘ eslfcauons o! the Kl<] .
, , cayannd Bladder.
Wnieli has been used fc upTrsrds i-,‘
ONE HUNDRED PH i:
in their private practice, rrjh the entire; aii
erspersedin* Qna& Oorua*., ffa *
oocpottnd hitherto fcnoTiv,'
, BBIiD’S SPEoW’IC PS&,,
are apeody In action;’^ 25 ,
tswfikS?T Pipj/" •
weetfso -r:-,".
** • Wealmc-ae,
va*M, Gonorrhea, GUei, AiS, s ?tkc!h,r~-
PLAIN AND FANC7 CASSmERES, muk&n,-
snitiiM. Fn» . ’ comply Treatise on ffonOT-hktagcs, with
suitable for Bnsineae Suite A full and complete*’'?) ,Sbpiifiw,£c.. in all thovaiptod so- rolf
assnrtiaoat of line black * Prescriptions in English*, kyaician
■ reatment, without thoaiil oF.j>
PRICE CEE
stcxiz Orc^.-.
Xha Pifla or Books mULid, by aay
serration, by mail, po^oney.
street, K. Y„ Box STTS-.
General Ateth’ 76 FLEMG39.
•diarist street and Diamond.
io?p Agent for Pittsburgh.
SPKIM GOOBf,
embracing all the newest s tiles o'
CLOTHS AND OASSUffEJHKF
Plain and figured Silk and Cashmere- Vff*
W. H. McGEE 4 Cl
USFEBEBAtHj
k “ SqnaM - ■;
OLDDIN A CO
M, Cement and §ray' i^oo^erB r
d ,
Promptly and Sa**®* 0 ' r I
tasssstf
.ndtfefeatf 1 ' own '
I we ean positively say .
Composed of* fT* M^ rtaL \
n _ a K .__ .- . a *.®d that we wall guarantee
An*»i?fr 0 *A at ®rary respect to any Qra- <
p°h J 3 R°ofa put on by other firms i
I £?Ki°H. anl 9®le United States. Thert is no
Stenlfo?the r . !rten R °° f ’ or “ y of mato ' j
rials oora posit* ot Cl till and Wood Sts.,
Office—rCo; lyw ’
second story- _ _
■;Jh*«i uobxaw hiou
Igee & HICKS,
Importer! and dealers In
clot * Cassimeres, Sa 11 i nets
-n,tinga, Tailors’ Trimmings,
266 MARKET STREET,
gortlstrttJe, PHnADELPEIA
tfr-jcS-lyd
AENBY W. BEAHHONT dtCO.
DEALERS IN
Foreign Brandies, Wines and Sins,
Alio, Blackberry, Raspberry, Wild Cherry, and
Ginger Brandies, Old Moponshahela, Rye, and
other Whiskies, Jamaica Run, &o.
Ho. BS' Liberty Street,
Opposite Fourth street, !
PrrrBBTTRGH.PA.
Hutela. Taverns. and. Families, supplied a!
moderate profits for Cash.
mvTlrlyd
jr, & IdL ,
Brass Founders.
GAS AND STEAM HTTERS,
All binds of traits and Iron Ooeki
made to order.
Also,
BBASB CASTINGS, OP ALL KINDS
Made attha shortest notice.
Particular attention paid to the fitting up and
repairing of OIL REFINERIES.
81 & 84 WATER STREET, near Liberty.
."The membersof -thi* firm being.practical ma
ohanica, of many years’ exxjferioncem'the buri
nam.yjn timmy* in every re
gpeaswr *s£ . r .ae6lyd -doa
JBRIYATP. DISEASES
DR. BROWN’S OFFICE,
50 SMITBFJELD STREET,
Citilona and strangers in seed of medical ad
vice should not fail to give hima calL
Dr. Brown’s remedies never tail to core imps*
nties. • scrofulous and venereal affections —Also
hereditary twit such aa tetter, raoriaais andoth
er akin diseases, tb e origin of which the patient
WKAiraEsa
Dr. remedies for this affliction brought on
by solitary habits, are the only medicines knows'
inthis country ’ which are safe and will speedily
KBtOrBtOII63it WDHATISId.
Dr. Brown’s remedlss. core .'in a fow days this
info! affliction - ‘
_ Donnorrhoo, DreUml
»h»were(J most oohtain at la»rt
auffidyd
CRABLOTTE HI, CM K.
CHAS. C. MKII.OII,
. 81. Wood street.
M.Aistla’ACXtiitte -AS4- sasa.s «>i'
St«»m Engines, ranging from throe to ojs
..-a. Kl and®7 hows power, and rafted for
9rSt\ 'ills. Haw Mills, BlagitfamMOs, Bsoionei.
„ vrtfoolar attonjion to iho oonstrasiion o?
ndldaohinar? tor grist. mills, and TO?
FfirvSA inlay and esronlar Saw mUri,
'"Sf.ealL 1 Stand* *EJ£iiod and rojdy for •&!;•■
m friat sha dPoSaa. SSamMsftd Boilers oroyar,
d< AlEo P flnmk ii Boilersandßhtetltffi»s««atals.
WmSmSot Shafting, Hangers and Pnllioik
iLl2swii!£r and continue thouianni&ntcra oi
r r
STEW BOll,"'®®', WOBKB.
ATTESDS TO TBV
of Steam BoUorsTSi Agitators,
bait Pans, Sugar Part*. Si \ € ®V Iron Chimney a,
Br« echings, and all other . man
ufeetnred hi similar cfestamSd
Prompt attention pxtd to all of repairs on
reasonable terns.
-Works 1 CORNER'OV LOCUST DUQTJBBNB
. WAX, sth Ward, Allegheny driver,
jyB*lyd. . ? -
MBWfIAT..
TQJygfePtFßMe,
KYg PSciaiily
JMttoiu* trcat Bccxe^aad
disordered ■ggfr-I^iiHHBFwBKr B
MO9O o? mMTOg^*
tu&tlosa commcaand in*= XgiEß<reg£ie3ey
cideat to yotatm o? boia
adnlia, tele e<: innrri.M Basams
he. BniEsraop-publiahej tae faoi of i>-i ntS*
sJic ck<sdj tSluk It Sgreat eic tcst immoral
fjf* aud corruption amccs
ft*?. seas acd datuthteis. Z’hS
that their
pA&MSM r^P
IlgStaMgsdasiSi
mss its •
over forW.jggroa!} experience'ii tßtar^est-
H o^ 9 <** >?«« saTa £
Trtl: e-eis bloom
npeatoe now—palled ch-Ki. 1 loatenr-ii
Eoctebanka and csnio and be onred
Conranpaonoad aa of -
aannalc- «;i ca - cvtantrlsTiae
;tl aßELa**
6y preccrins a dope el the wL^
£nyenaxaHatonil tha*-, r , j B&Stel!?
1 7r!*r. jffit.'Sf O?Jr eprpCTlmc? sad
: ? r - ®Mrfsr skill
mended bj, -'opeciiMe .eiisaas, oiiKj-r=.Cpje
Igritdprs bf t*a- e kd SrsitbsSl
otet; near Diamond • Etrart. ft;rsla>s:jtepJu
«S~°M Scm.en pyjd?- 07 sb* Diiai
tsndedie. Dirswirei .•■■•■ >■ .
ssdssos,
- • jv i-fenna Port 6gaa.
NYlilip OP MAVDKAKE AM) SXII.
j UN6U.
employed for the lsrt sis
Tears compoufidiagthe above excellent'remedies
;ior my own practice, and having usod them with
uncommon success m all .that time, I feel it a
duty to set them beforo-the public, as iny expe
rience leads me to think,they, are as near specifics
as*any remedies well can be for the foliowins
diswiaes,mamejy; Scrofula* Goitre, Syphilis, and
au diseases that anse from an impure state of the
svillconvince any person of
their fitness for those diseases, .
Prepared and sold by •• '
WvBRANSXHUP, M. D.
85 BnntKfield gt.,
sold b; &U
. w *. T3L FABEB * Ct>„
g*A£ buildsbs
Sjs'oss ST a asi iSsir
mberm. eificsrassTs« s gsuek as ssj.
cfew iis Fens. '&• E, Pss»oEs«
EmS23A-«tt.
J. J, P^WEBS
RBMOVAI OP IaVERT STABLE
The undersigned having removed his Live*
ry Stable from the rear of toe Scott House* to near
the corner of l Birst and' Bntithfield ctrect. W, C.
Conn s old stand, is prepared to famish carriages,
-buggicsr&ndeaddlehorßes upon the shortest no
tice, Also horses r kept at nyery at reasonable
rates. end alTarrangemeats for rn*
ncrolß will rooeiro hbjgjeU
ap 14; -' ‘
ELBIHG-BUBG GBAPE.
WE CAS FURNISH A FEW VISES
os this valuable Grape at $2 EO per dosaiu
$l2 &0 per 100. : J.KKOX.
29 Fifth str«>L
8. ». QLO7BB JOBS roOT3H
PITTSBTBeH TIBE JBBIOa HAST.
PACTtJEJNS COMPANY. .
Kieß, OLO¥EB «fe c©,,
Manufacturers of Fire Brick, liles. Crucibles. A&.
anddealerem Fire and ''Tudblo ulay.
«- Office 565 Liberty street, opposite the P. R.
R. Passenger Depot, Httsbnrgh. **
Orders respectfully solicited. f*b2D:6t&d
fkom tub station at
»0 acTw of valuable land
tor sale, a well finished and conveaiently ar
ranged dwelHnghouseoF hall. 9 rooms and ed
]f r » * \?rge barn, stope foundation. stable, car
nage house, fine, cocl dairy, two
springs, well of waterchioken bouse and other
buildings, orchard of 400 choice trees, epi*n. traits
in abundance, nuts,shrubbery, etc~ grove o f tiro
acres, forest trees, 42 gores of meadow, fenoee *U
in good order. For prioeaod terms apply to
. B. CUTHBKET A Sons.'
fr* B . , „ ; 61 Market street}
f^Bassaeassassa
1 Fifth
mutation or
. *■, . .o-sf ,o'WMd*M*
SlHiOlii,