JV OT AM'OHOuF'
A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
V getable Extract.
A PORE TONIC.
«r. Hoof land’s
GERJWAi UTTERS
PREPARED BY
CB. C, Philadoi
pnia # Penna.,
V7iSl effectually cure
ijlver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
barons v, or Nervous DsUUIr, Otaeaio
of Ute Sidneys, and all Dtoeaiei
Arising from a Disordered
IdTor or Stomaoh,
fOOfl
ao Ccnsti
pation. Inward
Piles, Enllnoss or
Blood to the Head,
Acidity of the Stomach,
, "oosea, Heartburn, Disanst
rt£ t ai Food ’,. P ? llne S or w >sht In
i«» « kour Fructations, Sink
ln«orFluttpnng at the Prx oi uio Stom
,i?^;wT?'T} imn A n t g or tho iteaa. Humod and
dimcnlt Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart.
Choking or suffocating sensations. when in a bin®
w> ?*2 r £!’ °* Vision. Dots or webs bo-
Sadden Flashes ofHent. Barn
ing in tho Fit»aU, Constant i
isugininga of is v U , I
and grcat.denree
fipn of
spirit?. I
And will positively vrsvoni Yellow Fever Eil- I
loos Fevor, Ac. * {
THEY CONTAIN
NO AU OUoL OK HAP WHIfiST
They will cure tho abovo diseases in ninetv-ein
asea out of a hundred. 1 2 ' lu
Induced by tho extensive bhlo and universal
lc Tf r Brand's German Bitters, (purefv
b i°d h *f s of 'enorantauacks and uSsoro
ouloos adventurers, have opened upon aufferine
inmanity the flood gates of Noatrnms in the
»f poor whisky, vilely com
kvs- and ehnatenod Tonies, Stomachics mdßit!
Beware of the innumerable array of aleohoii.
P«£*wd'ons in plethoric bottl™, and big-bellied
,ysuk, a l i^< : r : *° r modest appellation of I3itters -
?f ctir V ns o P‘ y Msravates diseases
fid leave the disappointed sufferers in despair I
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS-
Are not a new and untried nrLicio, i„,»
cSS ,^blu oflt il 0r i 1I !h 0e - n years !rial by>the A “®-i e
r» < h 9 lr , rer i injit!..n and safe are
not ruaded by any t-imnar preparation. I
, I kayo thousands of Letters
from the most eminent
Clergymen, Laa jPK, Physlclana and
AtlixcuH. I
Testifyin? of thoir own personal knowledyo to
BiUers' 0 ' !Cl J ea#i,t3 anii Ble 'f leal virtues of these
00 l% B r l ANT son BTBiJgatoSTMStiQ TB
l>o } r OU WANT A GOOD APPETITE f
,J °HTiTUTioiti 2, ° SOJU > OP roVHOOB
t.’MJ you Y{A NT TO PEEL WKLL t
m^ ] > ANTTO of A’Aii VO OS
iDO YOU WA ,-Y T r °Qyt
ri>« .von want to sleep well r
vlgoron.
If y>u. do. übs
HOOFLiNJVS GERMAN BITTERS.
pabticetx.au NOTICE.
Thrr* are Preparation, gold under the
'*/■'!!* °{ B '' le \;*■ ?<f' yi> ••» *"<"* ioU/m, -ampomdid
% 't!<i?l hra! ? e * < ' c ",f or '•"'••••mi-M rum. cogtmy from
s-tegac *•**»••*«<
iTAis «-/«„ of B i tter* hat envied and vdl! contin-
Mtoe™, f'.ei/cm 4e ,„/</ hundred*
to die the drain of the drunkard. By ~eir Z, e t f,
sytlem u kept continually under theinfiueZc of Al
cohoUc Stimulants ot the , caret hie.d.thTdZirefor
tlf^t° r '* : r/: ’deb «i!.> kept up, and the rrruh tg a’l
lltaWror. attendant upon q .and
’ .''3br‘thote-Wrtathtire and will ban n Limtar
rKC 'r>i. !/Vi «ne
• -?;5?““!l d ’« German Bittern and
’" x 4Sh£, T . br **‘ 4 t unr, ‘* OI ticKMl Brandy
fi r , W nr i r k J' < ' lnd i h ' > <MI be a preparatiw
that wit! far excel tn medianml virtue -> and true
excellence any uf the numerous Liquor Bitten in
the market and writ cost much leas. You will
have all the virtue* of Voodand’H Billers in
•omuatton with it good article of Liquor a
*tte%'voT ettlm
ATTENTION SOLDIEBS,
AMD THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS
We call tne attention of all having relations or
6 “n.fln*'’ “S?i, to ,t ho that -HOO"
Liu- 0 ■ ln^ B ' tt ? r i 3 wUI car “ nine tonths
of the O. aeaa „ b / oiposnrea and priva
tionsincidb “ tho hst3 r Publish
ed almost dau. > arri7al
otthe siok.itffil, sm r? ve rg,laree Pro
portion arb Buffering debility. Every oase
ofthat ktad “nZ fead,
Herman Bitters, . disor
ders of the d>Keatir(?SS™ « '-d'ddy remov
wfflbelost. Kht ba 9S7Od - that othe. |
markable an? weiuntifontf- 11 1*?* 10 fo,,owin k ro
be nation ”he7oes. a wh“e lffi ed t Cn ™ °, f - ono of
and uago has been saved bytie Bituls ° Wn
~ I>n “- iD SLI-Hii, August 2M, 18«2.
Jones & Evans —W«JI »»n*i
Hoofland's Gorman Bitforl u ' * ont l e men. your
There is no mistake inthi? 3 ft?, Bave, i Hf«.
numbers of my comrade? som? of T ied for by
are appended, and who were fn?iv c h e - nnmes
aU the oiroumstancos of my else of 1
been for tho last four jSf „ a s d bav «
man’s celebrated battery er ° f < S"-
command of Capt. H I lim V immediate
poeure attendant noon mv •^ lr 9 the es
attacked inSovemb#rS. duties - I™
the lungs, and wksfo? inf Umation of
hospital. This was - wo days in the
heightened by an attack ofdv by gr3at debility,
removed from the tVhiTo H 1 yasthen
01fcy on board the steamer •*«?»?«* S? « B ? at 1°
which X landed on thei&fh e^» ne » from
Ume 1 bave been ??onf?, low aHnv^ 000 th ?}
stornloK s Ld'ooouJdn o otlasl , mdo-5e2l r n| 0n “*
ly, to josenosno from the
'Si to AWr.'i7S£%«S;
hospital. Mr, Frederick Steinbron, offith bel?m
Arab Street, adObfod mo as a forlorn hop! tl tr y
your rnttore and k, Idly proourei a botfle From
the time I coinmonceJ fating them the shadowlf
death receded, and I am now, thank God for iV ,
getting better. Though I hayo taken but two bot i
os. X. have gained ID poonds, and feol sanguine I
of bei£g permitted to reioinmy wife and daugh
ter, from whom X have heard nothing for eigh
teen months; for. gentleman, lamafoyal Virgin
tan, Jcm ihe yicinity of Front Royal, To your
invaluable Bittors I owe the glorious privilege of
again clasping to my bosom those who are dearest
to medn nie.
Very mily, yonrs > ISAAC MALONE.
0 tally concur m tho troth-of the above state-
MllMSo?e°.?e a ?to d r?ftoh^ ein * ottroomradB ’
WWJSCHEVAUEB.W; y ' M “ 6 -
-E, Sl*Elh CEB, let Artillery, Batter? P 1
Jffißl T WslffiB4se i ££“ ««■
JOHN JESKINS, Co B, l&th piSna.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Bee that tte -djnatnre of “0. M. JACKSON «
|> ontho W&APPesof ea/ v bottle. '
OEKTfi, OR
. HALF HOZ, FOB $4OO. .
Should your‘nearest druggist not have the ar
wale, do not bo put off by e.ny of the intoxioating
■reparations that may booffered in its Place, but
eead to ua, and oo'will forward, securely naoked
y express.
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I>AS.L¥ FUST,
Theories of Reconstruction.
Wo print this morning a mass of rea
soning ami speculation on the method of
re-establishing the Union of the Stales—
a topic of such paramount importance as
to lend interest to whatever may be said
upon it by any man or journal prominent
enough to be presumed to represent any
considerable fraction of public sediment.
. The lon fi lett « of Mr. Whiting, Holic
itor of the War Department, to the Phila
delphm Union League, more especially
challenges attention, because his ror-hden
tial relations with the administralicu ren
der it probable that the theory he presents
with so much elaboration is the prevailing
new m influential; Republican Q i rc i„ s ._
We declme, at present, in f G i;, , v w
Whiting into the legal and cop
metaphysics which torn, so large j 1n G
ie , U "’ bec ause we have a , ; ‘ n(i
and abiding conviction that it is , 0 V
fine-pun reasoning that so large uqLa
tion is ever to be settled. The acb'n-m. 1?,
whenever it comes, must, to be* p.vrii-v
cent, reßt upon such broad grounds of
common sense and political justice as wRI
commend themselves directly to the gp„ e
ral sense of fairness of larce ma--£ aof
men Close and accurate reioning" ha-s
indeed, ita place in political, and especial
ySiSß&WSSi'W-iss
s
history of a great nation.
Ihe-e is but one method of settling the
l°°} T0?e !?y between these bellieSrem
States which offers sufficient sea room for
maneuvnng the separated ileet which it is
■ ? B°a Ugain ,- Int ° Hno - aaJ that
Convention m which all the
States shal be represented. A ! ;nO , n f
men, with the President at their head at
Washington, cannot settle this cop.tro
veray: u, mont-bo remitted to tb
body of the people. A pyramid, to l'- "4
stability, must .not .rest on its apux ;, at
upon its base. What a few m( . I; S, ™
tuously think they establish Jday “ha
Tr ukimaf I th6 Pe -q P ‘ e ’ 111 whom aU P°*
er Ultimately resides, will overturn to
m°rrow._ If a party, which, though res
pectabie in numbers, is a minority un
bid^ 6 l .° Sett i® great 'inesiions by a anno
nn d / m ,k D -’ a dl , Ba PP r °ving majority will
cmi, tbe i! r work ’, aad the politics of the
country be remanded to chaos. The Ftp
foarbh Can / ey , en if ' U n ‘ ere “ eminent
for broad national views as it is for nar
row and fanatical idiosyncraries could
st°ah, 8e h lle - th f PreS6nt controversy on a
stable basis, for the all-sufficient ireason
that, even m the fullness of its strength
ToJi 1 U Ca r a ' nto tke Possession of*ihe
government, it was a minority. A minor
tty is not competent to bind the majority
of the people to acquiesce in measures
wbjch involve tbe welfare of the whole
Wfntry for many generations. Mr Un
' SteQ hia election to the accident that
'hdidates were pnt into the field
by jhich the opposition vote
'd rapdered ineffectual.—
''hr vote given to all
’’iffates was 2,789,-
three c_
against him,
was divided au
The aggregate popu.
the anti Republican can..
r - Lincoln’s y.
Q^ 6 rnjo°’( 0 °’ ( n leaving him in 8 ra ‘-
vntel , 4 T^ at ,8 ’ £ f nearly a TOi >ho.
Binc " E 0 fl ' llen OL
n numbers that if an election were held
to-day they would cast less than one-third
ot the popular vote of the country. And
even this minority is'dryided in'opinion
as to the basis on which.the Union should
be restored. The idea that such a minor
ity can cause its will to prevail in the per
manent settlement of questions involving
the very existence of the government is
preposterous. An argument founded on
;this assumption would take for granted
the tola( and permanent eclipse of the
princijrie.that the sovereignty- resides in
ilhecollecUve body of the whole people, :
bodvnf^ 7 or « an ,‘trough which the whole
nody of the people can give effect to their
views on a.conjunctnre of the first magni
tude is a convention of all the States.—
bach a body would be untrammeled by
precedents, and unembarrassed by specu
alive legal refinements. It would Tea.
liberty to deal with great questions purely
IargTTTT T-, E °’ lld exercise that
large and statesmanlike discretion width
might he requisite for harmonizing con
flicting niterests, and settling this calami'
.ous controversy on a basis which would
command the approval and suffrages of a
majority of the ; whole people. There
need be no fear that the wide latitude of
discretion possessed by such a body would
throw onr existing institutions into Gener
al unhingement. We have a complete
guarantee against that in the fact that the
'great and essential feature ot our existing
Constitution ate satisfactory to the
people of all sections. The confederate
constitution is mainly a word-for word
teansenpt of the Constitatibn xif the Uni
ted States. The chief divergency is in the
provisions relating to slavery. There is
“» ‘herefore, that a convention of
•all the States would disturb and unsettle
those parts of the Constitution which hive
been mainly mstmmental in-giving to our
country the unparalleled career of pros
P®" ty hlcl ? for seventy years made it the
boast, the glory, and the hope of the hu
man race, and a standing demonstration
of the capacity of man for Belt govern
ment. It is only the questions which
occasioned the war, and which have arisen
m its progress, that require adjustment ;
and no adjustment has any chance ot sta
bjility which rests op any narrower basis
than the'approval-’of a majority of the
whole people.
: Indications are daily transpiring that the
administration ’ do : not jnean to receive
back the revolted States, except on condi
tion of their abolishing, The
result wilfbbthO'croePpfofbtrgatibii of a
fatricidal war beyond the period when it
nught be honorably closed. This business
1 Of shutting out or re-admitting States be
sat^i^'rr’V 0 Con S r6sa ; but the
satellites of the administration are discus
as 11 . were a purely executive
! r] “ l : .During the rest of Mr. Lin
adm'matration ‘he House of Rep-
Xhl'ir, r" be ant ‘ Depublican,
WiLfa ea .l l - ° ““Pletfe block to any
the fini?- 0U 3 a « b ject in the interest of
the fanatics. There will be no farce of
MelTr^- 1 ” 1 , 0 ’ he Union ata tea which
whi, y ’ n 11 * n ° r an y act “f Congress
Which recognizes the validity of Mr. Lin
■ Ohconstitutioual proclamation of
emancipation. By the Constitution each
-tionsVf 8 iL he o a ° le JU T of ** qMk
tions of its own members, which insures
bra r nc P h n of n ro Stolefl their legation in one
orancti of Congress, and precludes the
ironght'und* tl e fed6 - ral lefii3lation being
Drought under executive control, bv foist.
mg upon the House bogus members who
' the creatures of Mr. Lincoln’s military
agents in the Southern States. It will be
canno . h c 6 ar/ oro ' t ¥ t the administration
out , ‘he Abolition theory of
reconstruction, although it can needlessly
protract the war after the South are wilb
condbi?n bm r and 10 roon,er the Union on
conditions of an equitable adjustment.—
The Flax Crop.
The Flax crop of the United States, this
year, will be larger than ever raised in the
United States, and inquiries are made as
to the best modo of disposing of it. Far
mers, after threshing out the seed, should
stack the straw carefully, protect the stack
with boards or a good thatch, and await
the coming of customers, who will appear
between this and the close of the year
It is important that the straw be kept dry
Stoner 0 V W! " r ° l aDd the fibre
■' Z T T r r « ent appearances there
? no doubt that there will he a demand
for every ton of flax raised ; and farmers
d * !° preserve all their straw in
good conditions.
Grapes.
The French preserve grapes the year
round by coating, the clusters with lime,
ho bunches are picked just before tney
r ' Pe ’ n ' Ul dip ped llme
Ol the consistency ol cream. They
ccet'F’l ' UD ” “ p - l0 remaiu - Tho lime
don be , p l' s out fu r. and checks any ten
dency to decay. When wanted for the
ror e d ‘ t , , , lh r £l “ sU;rB into warm water to
removo the lime.
The city of Cork, Ireland, is rapidly
rejuvenating. l r<m ship building is car
ried on exclusively, no! only (or home
use, hut also ou foreigu orders. The agri
culturists also, ot the county, have been
exerting themselves for some time in ex
tending the cultivation of tlax. A flax
mili is about to be erected, and ofl'erß have
been made by capitalists of .CIS per acre,
tor Standing crops. The quantity of land
under flax this year, in Ireland, is official
ly stated to oe 150,0*K) acres.
SoDtozico of a Soldier
Private John H. Abbott, of the Sixth
Pennsylvania Reserves, has been found
guilty of murder,, and sentenced to forfeit
ail pay, to tie dishonorably discharged und
placed m solitary confinement at hard
labor for eighteen years. The President
approved his sentence, and selected the
Sf“o te nS‘‘t Alb “ ,7,N - V " Mthe »* hM
It was the habit of l.ord Eldon, when
Attorney General, to close his speeche 3
w.ih some remarks justifying his own
Character. At the trial of Horne Tooke,
speaking of hia own reputation, he said •
"It is the little inheritance I have to leave
my children, air’ by (iod’a help I will
leave it unimpaired." Here he shed tears
WntF , t \l“ t o on ,‘^ ment of th °*° Present,
Mitlord, the Solicitor fieneral. began to
weep "Just look at Mitford,” said a
bystander to Ilorne Tooke, "What on
ear.h is he crying for?" Tooke replied,
nfi*; * a "Ini l ? lhin . k what a little in
hentanee tldon s children art 1 likely to
Ihe British hlookade runner Neptuue
rechristened the Clyde, is being fitted
ont at the Washington Navy-Yard as a
gunboat.
•'to was onlj
'■'urity o]
EEK I, V ItIORNIIfU PO ST
A GOOD FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
' Wrappers, five ce.vts.
w. e. ;
WO. ill FIFTH 8.
llave just received a large id! superior ' a,ort
meat of
MISSES ANDCaiLDRENS,
-BALMORALS, BUXTON BuOTS,
LACBOAITERS,
AND MOROCCO SLIPPERS.
MOROCCO AND ICID BOOTS. Ac, Ac.,
AVhich thoy are selling at very low prioes,
jull
NEW DISCOVEBV
To Btreugthen and Improve the Sight.
i Eussian Speotaoles,
g)ERNOKS NOTFEKINe FBOH BE.
-a. lecave eight, aflame from age or other oaus
es, cap be relieved by using the Boas lon p«b
hie Spectacles, which, have been well tried by
many responsible efttiseus of Pittsburgh and vi
cimty, to whom they have gryon’perfeot satisfao
tion. The oertibcaias of these persons can be
seen at my office.
p^i^iSSLE2™ iaae,lne pah of the Bosnian
“'♦entitled tube supplied in
riv^aAoHonf* 0 ’ wth a ° Bo wWoII ' n “* i,a «
mSttoySmdSht' 7^ b on to enraro sa t “ l ' rov «'
_*J. DIAMOND, Practical Optician,
Hanufacvarer Pefablo Spectacles,
iaals.a*w Kc. Sf .tfifth street. Post Buildin
aai y place of h’jameaa is closed on Saturday
S HOVELS, HOOKS
♦or orkfl, fcxjytha fctones. &c., for sale by
« BJSOBffIAM * JDONQ,
Liberty street;
BECKHAIf J. LONG,
. 127 Liberty street
npKAS, ~ "" :
Xoum Hyson,
'&g£S.SjL'
-. ' 9unpo> wder.
5.00(1 S 3 OF PmtE BYE
. Witt SET, of different ages to
suit purchasers, ay owest cash prices. For sale
iolfrtf w » mOOBE, Distiller,
julfctf No’s IS 1.91,83 and».Knt«treit.
JUST ISSUED
imertz & 00.,
■"UEKT,
EUUE.NIE. CONORESB AND
PATENT LEATHER. KID,
banking bouses;
J. KOUNTZ »IT „
KOONTZ & MERTZ
BASKEBS, ’
Ko. US Wood St., Second doo nbove
Fiftu street.
8) f l AI ; ERS ISfOKEIOS ANDBomesUa
*?, Coin Bank Notts';and Govern
ment Bee unties. CoUeotionsDrompilyattended
• , .
G? 1 ,)!’ BBItASD Srtl'lM
KnifloMes! ° f In<lebtollnMa '
7 3-10 Bonds and Coupons,
and bought b,
mhs;<Smd Wood stroet, comer of Third,
W. O’OiEi
O’HARA & M'GINNi
Attorneys fit X^dw,
HKAI, ESTATE AGENTSj.
OFFICE 80 GRANT STREET,
Opposite the Court House, Pittsburgh.
off-tfpM&foFMafe
in aSy p°a?t°of?he wes S t° ldlera OMmS ’ coll « Uona
r remittances, and full correspondence in
r 7ul6 ti° a 11,161,1633 entreated to our carft J
v Wanted
Tfft A MONTH! IIVANI
• to tnre Agents m every oounty at $75 a
Wanted.
litt 1 . 01 ' 1 "' O’* A MOJITII' WE WAN‘I
v Agents at shO a month, expenses itiij to
n l i«? r Oriental Unmet,. and
l.i other articles, 16 circulars sent free. ABilress
SHAW & CLARK, Biileford, Maine.
my6,*3mdaw ' -
CO5 STITuTION. Be * jjgg
l uir° u , t<s t>°f ftepreaentattvei of the Common-
Tb a f h ,£ r in General Aaeemblj, net
That the foUowing amendments be rropraed to
the Constitution of the Consinonwoalth.xn ac
thereof' 8 Wlth the I,roT “ ions of tho tenth Article
There shall be an additional section to the third
article of tho Constitution, to be designated ss
section four, as follows : J.v .
55? T i OH #fki IV J lonover * any . the aUhUGed
oleotorsof this CommonvvoaJthahaK boioSetnal
, Be ? r ,t°'.? n - ? requisition from the
?f thc UmUxi states, or by thoifathor-
Uy ol this Commonwealth, such electora-iSy ex
orcise the right of suffrage in aU election??* the
citizens, aniUr such regulations oa are, drahall
be, presonbed by law. a* folly as if tlUf *s*
l-resontaUheir usual place of election. ?■
niir or ?l 8 °4litional sections :to the
eleventh article of the Constitution, to bddesfe
noted as i ections eijiht and nine, as follows* “
vi * CTIO?f bill shall be passed by the Leg-
Jsi?n£ 0 c , ont^ min? m °rgthan one suhjectj which
shall be clearly express® in the title, exoert an
propnatioii bills. r 1
. 9. No bill -hall be passed by the Leg
islature granting: any powora, privileges, in any
n?*™—. ere th l grant saeh Bowers,
or privileges, has boon, or may hereafter be
conferred upon thecourta of this Commonwealth
c u ,» „ JOHN CESSNA,
bpoaser of tho House of Representatives
JoaN P- PENNEY.
Speaker of the Senate,
OmCB O? THB }
SSCRBTABY OK TER CoifMONWBALTtT
PENNSYL H V^&S: a,yl - 1363 - 'l j
J I do hereby certify that the foregoing
; u s. >-annexed is a fall, trao and correct£opy at
the original Joint Resolution of tfcetfen
eral Assembly, entitled “A J oint Resolution n r *>
posing certain amrnidnrontFtu tho'OodxtJtflTfoTS'**-
as tho same remains on file in this office *•
In testimony whereof I have horeonto set mt I
hand, and caused the seal of the Secretary's Ot
lico to bo affixed tho day and year above written.
• u o , . ELr SLIFER,
Secretary of tho Commonwealth.
8. M. KISS JiHES GLOVES JOHS 70STBJ
PIJTSBTBGn FIRE BRICK 31 AX I;.
PACTURINQ COMPANY.
KIEB, OIOVEK & (UO„
Matnafacfiiferß of Flrejtriak. Tiles, CruolWes. As.
and dealers in Fire and oruoiblo Clay.
offioe3te Liberty street, opposite the p.fi
R. Passenger DeDot, Pittsburgh-
Ordors rospeotrally solicited.
JJITY YOUK BIIOKS
Where you can got
A UOOD ARTI<'I,e
AT THE LOWEST PRICES
< Y IT.
D. 8. DIFFENBACHKR.
No. 15 Fifth Btroel
rrWERINTN WOULD I*o WELL TO
oall and supply themselves with that von*
convenient article,
NEGLIGKE,
T R A V fi LING SHIRTS
of which wo have roceived a large invoice of new
ana very handsome style*.
„ , mackum aulyde,
jy“>4 ,s M:lrk ° l £t -. bet. Fourth aDd Diamond.
JOSEPH IS. NILUKEN,
s r mss Ob to
JAS. P, FLEMING,
DRUGGIST,
Wholesale and Betail Dealer in
Foreign and Domestic Drugs Medicines, Paints.
Oils, Dye-Staffs ana Perfumery,
Wo. 77 Federal Street,
myffilyd AI LK<JHE »* «'ITY, PA.
FOR BALF.
The TiT bt , J'ksjkabie kesi-
DKNCK a. n 4 Horticultural gnrden in the
boiough of county, located
on the second bank oi tao rivor. with a beautiful
view of the river and raJ r o9d. The ground ia
ia a high state of cultivation, -there are upon
the place one-fourth of an aero of Strawberry,
and 75 to 80 grape vines bearing this Besson,
with 1,200 to 1,500 one and two year old young
grape vines ready for planting this fall; also a
lot of New Rochelle blackberries, from which
there was made last fall 180 gallons of wine, and
they look first rate now, with a lot of raspberry,
rhubarb and a few appje and peach trees coming
in bearing, with flowering shrubbery, all of the
choicest kind, The lot contains three acres,
with a brick cottage with six rooms and a k&lh
and wash and lumber house, a stable* and never •
failing well of water at the door.
Owing to domestio affliction I wish to sell and
will make payments easy and give possession
immediately, It would make a boautiful private
residence or would suit a gardener, for which
purpose it has been used. If not sold before the
first of January it will bo leased to a gardener on
the shores.
•For particulars enauire of W H McGee. Mer*
chant Tailor, Allegheny City, or of the sub
scriber, living on the premises.
iwd<w 0
CONCORD
GRAPE TINES.
WE WERE AMO.VW THE FIKHT TO
secure this IWVAMJABIJE OB A PE.
ana nave fruited it for five years. ■ Weobtained
?“? from Mr.BIELL who origin™
s«ia - The Pittsburgh Horticultural Sooiety in
?S??u a, A^i de u nB * diploma for its exhibition.
s?ia«n Allo * I>en ? c «;wt? -Agricultural Society!
“A?. 60 - a Premium for it,as - the BEST new
seedUii* pape, in all respects superior to tho
ef Vines (a uueuutilled
m Whiohwe offer at SM Mntfeach!
InnS P H r nJs*' ?la> , Bo 10 °. $lOO per
1,000. Small-vines at less prices. -
floats to^th 6W “** ’ ta * ftoa
' J, KNOX,
apbeodtv. No. 39 Fifth street
pECkHAa** IiON9, No 127 XIB>
-O I»TFBT*rfe&lfliB in Mowerrend Reapers.
Horierßowers.iuidSeparatort, FaHn-MBls, Fod
der Cuttera, and fiarm machinery tenerally.
IIH
COMMERCIAL INFORMATIi
Arbitration Committee of the ltoard
of Trade.
o°na«OT*D natty .TOB ran mobsino post by
"ESSES. KOHNTZ A HERTZ. BROKERS;
Th r • K °* llB WOOD bthekt.
for QoM.'aiT^o^.t”'. ha h® s ’’ o2 andaeUinif ratos
Hold
Silvor
Demand Notw!
Kn*U-rn ExcUange,
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia.... .
Boston .. " ■
par Vs
par %
par
par
western Exehaute
Cincinnati.
Louisville,,
Cleveland
Bt. Louis.,
wu. r, lt'orvy
Monday. Aug. 17th, 1861.
. demand since our last has fallen off The
rates seem to he toe stiff Tor a large portion of
dealers and they are holding off- From present
appearances it looks as if the rates wouM soon
c igher at Oil City lh;n at any other point.
Another advance has heen established there.
ihe current raler were lor crude in bulk 2'i«-
acme holders at the latter figure
buyers were shy. Falei including the packages
were made at whilst others were asking
Tbe stock in first
□anas is daily being reduced.
Ctrucle Tlie sales were only limited. Prices
•" cd a ,oul lhe eame - Stiles bbls in lot
package- returned, at tt; J; 2W do do. atoZlKr I
sales ion bbls packages included at 23' tc
artk-lf n T? _There ' Va l Ml mU " h in ,hi »
’ Tl)er e is just about one cent per gallon
difference between buyers and sellers Sales of
bonded oil were made at for p ro sont 0 nt de
livery and W@K>C for free oil
PITTSBURGH PRODUCE MARKET.
Omct OF THE 1»A1,.V P„o T >
Monday, Aug. ITU,, '!
; llemarka-Tho markon f„ r the Vllriou ,
‘ pl , 10ns uf P r ’-'duce i-ontinuo dull Buyer
“nt The any e.^
Vhw , r a,llCr co,ilinu “ intensely ho-
Tchl 1 D ° u ! ,eratCS ! ° “ mod '-' ra “> extent, as
r: ,t d ° ur rivers «»“*<“«» mi.
"jvnts of the “‘cal
I ar1!,.1„ 1,. “■ ““MiJ. .-peculators in this
saicM^^rribcd^^'^-T™'
former rices. Sal,-The " °' o , maJo u <
very bare. .le. Jtw u V
fctoeks. r.ices ar. ~, , 4 «*hnustod their
Drain was du.l :,n 1 ""ffard
ucr, liarejy worth ret, ',i J hosalf,s -Paking
Luod-busirr^: a "tt fir “ and ‘
I wants of the ,-itv trade n ’ meet th °
! demand. Tbo supply „ t ' C ° ntlDUe3 ia active
prices ruieh.-ch 'to 'uT"”, 8 d "“" d d
bold their own The ™ lmt ''™ e3
demand Butter wl in T" ei ' ual lhe
»f Prime roil : , n®lSc tlb r X° St ' V* “ ! “
ptock ill (I N M,e hocon farm: the
locking u P ‘ “ r '' iHdij a “»Pl*earing. Prices
I changing l li m' scJ amoal >t
»4i e M onu ‘ p *™-
I firm ; sales 7.1 bli’s'af’fc 60-' ' ry barL- and holders
1 but prices as«Truloprot P h™h° a V l6 iucreas o. I
I 70@ioc ter bush. • P ' sh ' fa,ea 70 bus at
flesh££!L'" ,ch “ B< ‘ d : ■« bids city recti
e'“potsnian ,ots was
I hhd, Cubage' 'at tS orl W ] ;%@l3c 10
trad, demand
« tor 1 " ri ”’ at
Kio at c tend downward. We quote I
Per quality. l|ll '- ul '-suilde per i-ound. as I
W C tt rSldc “r nf r: ‘ ,< ’ ro,|,,esl: «'es !«' boxes
l,o“he nd'iug liLVre.' '' r wl ' il ’ b a P‘ I
feb2Qt6md
'^al'&lTbutS a ‘ r * a '\ d
“™-- helow
Plilladelphin Leather Mark®*.
I and salwhave feen^boS 1 ? 61, 4 , uiet , V lO receipt*
w hat lighter th-in ani^ l both somc
the Jimited J!i at , thls sea9 °n. Under
been very little chanre U !S dlllle » u ? e there has
feature of ih” lh “
ammonia .1 r«T HE
coivod uq<l fur sale by
ÜbXJ. A. KELLY.
' 1,4 Eederp.l t3t_. AUogheny,
A YER«’ PKrt'OUAL, NAIDiAPARII
Jy U 69 Federal St.. AHeghany.
r »*ESTS BFITABLF
for steamboat* and famine* u.m j- • **
warranted of best uualitv S . med >cino
received and for sa“e by J 1 roper,y “^Hed,
Pms » d VaSiu T g 0 e;
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
INCORPORATED BY THE
GISLATURifOF PRNNSVLVANIA
JAB. WOOD.
Open ror Deposits from in . >n. to a 'olook. p,
m, dally: also on SATURDAY EVENINGS
from 6 to $ o'clook.
W-Offioe, 63 FOURTH STREET.
INTEREST ALLOWED
On Deposits in this Institution at
SIX PER CENT. PKR ANNUM
Payable to Depositor:} in May and Novemb
which,if not drawn, willbe added to the prin
pal and comjKnindvd.
I’iKsrDßN-T-ISAAC’ JONES
Vice Prkstuent—W. B. COPKLANI
TRUSTEES.
Hon Thos M Howe j Hon J K Moorhen
Isaac Jones. I C G Haeaey*
Wofl Smith, | Jacob Painter.
Ilhryy Childs. I Niokoias Voegtiy,
\Y B Copeland.
Seoietary and Treasurer— A A. CARRIER
_ jy&lyd »
CHARLES L. CALDWELL,
(Bnooessor to Jaa. Holmes A Co., '
CEO. f*. COCHRAN, ** ° R K P ACEEB
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Dealn fa Spmi-Cnied Ham.
hSE‘p&&ST fte C° art Ca Z&i ket Pa.
ALL BUSINESS ENTRUSTED To n barm i .gmm -
his eare wlllrooelveprompt attention. Col- ®AT
leetions made and the money promptly remitted. UtßB, TCTy at
d * u * 4 £zmsk
Wm. M. SHINN, V. P. | J AS. I. BENNETT
JNO. S. DILWciRTH, I Wm. MeCREEEY
DAVID MedANDLKSS. '
HOSEY SAIiHEI.
PITTSBURGH OIL TRADE.
I'ItOVISION .11ARK RT.
I'lneiuual i,
CEO. A. KELLY.
!’■! federal St.. Alleghany.
no v ? EO ,- A - KELLY,
69 Federal St., Allegheny,
an v lIKO. A. KELLY.
69 Fedora! Bt.. Allegheny.
RKA.L ESTATE
DEAX.EBS IN OILS.
s. M. KIBR Ai do.,
BiaDyiOTOEBBS Of
I ° Tlre No. 1 Garbos OH,
ISO
1! E NZOL JK .
PW«R!VU“ raTY STREET, opposite
Siß-All pi, warranted, analyd
THEARDESCO OIL COMPANY
jafIATOFACTIJEE AH» HAVE FOB
a superior artioJe of •
KeSSmed Ardesc« oil,
Baying Selling
... 1 2'. 00
... 1 17 00
... 1 22 00
IfOB-IXPLOSiYB. ALSO,
BUES BENZOLS.
warehouse, 2718W1N STREET
PITISBVRQn. PENNA.
Par ft
par V?
par V
par bj
■no oh t Oil Work
DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO.,
M&tm&ctnrers of
MBK WHITS? RRFIfiTSD
c A I[ B o N O I x. g ,
b n O rgh M Pa KO - 885 llBK ' rr STREET, _Pi to-
ff') vt/Vu 1 ? BRACKETS,
CORNICEb, CANDELBRASS. LAMPS,
regilded OR REBEONZED.
*c aito?.?i q .'i a [ t 0 "S'*-, Also. Chandeliers
«C„ altered to bum Carbon Oil. at the
Lamp and Oil Store of
WEEDOS, RE I NUKE * KERET,
ai2: ~ r ' 164 Wood street near 6th.
PIANO DEALERS.
KSfABE’S PIANOS,
Which for power and sweetness of tone, easy and
agreeuhle touch, and beauty of finish have ft
judges been pronounced unrivalled- 07
As to the relative merits of Knabe’s Pianos we
would refer to the citilicates of excellence from
TiIALBKRG, STRAKOSCH, G. BATTER and
11. VIEUXTEMPS.
as also from some of the most distinguished Pro
feasors and Amateurs in the country*
A beautitul now; stock of Knabe’a Pianca aro
moV eiM by the subneriber in Balti-
VIOLIN SVll ° ° li FOB THE
L>..3tr‘^, t } systematic arrangement of
?S^iJ ,ro * gressive tQtlie3 * adapted to the wants of
A^Bl'rfaF^em 3, Q“'*stws
vS.*“'*. or -° 1 th J s . w °rk is a teacher of the
n.H^™ d w‘ ve3 th !f School after a long «-
rnlSSdnn." 1 . 113 “f 0 ! * or Exercises and Examples
« , ! r6 . taßoa irom Sargino. Labitaki,
ri v ?,'f« ,Cr i lam,C, i erny anil c ”- her3of lLkeceleb
?r m ' ea < “o-s ami composers. The second port
these nU?LS >k 18 ! nl ? nde ‘l *o meet the wants cf
cM sr.iSs’M j?“ airan6,id Aba -
Pnoe. $2 00.
SPRING GOODS.
«ALL THE ATffEN
ww tion oi Buyers toouratook of
’BING MD SUHHER GOODS,
embraeing all the newest stylo? of
VLAIa V AND FANCY CASSIMERES,
suitable for Business Suits. A full and oomplete
a-icortaisrit ol fine black
CI.OTBW ASIII G’ASSSMESES,
Plain and figured Silk sr.J Cashmere Vestings-
w. H. UcGKB & CO.,
ketSunare, AUogheny city
onahLß um j. bopuak moa
«A«EK & HICKN,
Importers and doalers in
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinets
Vestings, Tailors’ Trimmings,
256 MARKET STREET,
Mortis sine, PHIUDKUPHJBI
jy4.—jo9-lyd
Hydropolts, or Garden Sprinkler.
AS®* AS» BSBFBI ARTICLE FOB
wetting plants and flowers, washing windows,
o&mages, «o. Pumps of every description sow
0 PatoDt Wa ' er DraWM
HKNUY W. BEAIfJIONT &CO. |
foreign Brandies, Wines and Gins,
Also, Blackberry, Raspberry. Wild Cherry and
(linger Brandies, Old Mononghahela, RyX’ and
other Whiskies. Jamaica Rum. Jtc..
No. Sit Liberty Street.
Opposite Fourth street.
PITTSBURGH, V°A.
iirofihf FaU ' iU “' "«*» at
mv2l:lyd
• T - ml. itt’STEEN ,
Bra§@ Fonndem
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
A " k,a,, “ « S »-
Also,
BRASS CASTINGS, OP ALL KINDS
a * the shortest notice.
repairing o7IHL e REF n iA’KHiFs 118 Cl,inil np and
31 & 114 WATER STREET, near Liberty.
ssl™ ?aasBa g
seSlyd -cju29
J2KIVAIE DISEASES -
DR. BROWN’S OFFICE,
60 SMITHFIELD STREET,
I .Cituons and strangers.ia noodof medical ad.
vloe should not fail to give him a calL
.itiJ: Brow ? ? T<,me,l . !e3 never fail to oure impn
herSitT’.'i?. 11 - 0 . 8 “Vf T °h°real affections —Alan
r. e fbwL ta J- 7 such as tetter, psoriasis and oth
i3 ignorant. eaSCB ' Ol6 ° ninn of wWoh Phtient
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
! S»SS,iJ MBh “* .«^S3®
' „ , RHEUMATISM.
lSaUfflSlon remBdl ' a oUre “ »*»» tothij
Ho also treat Hies, Gloat. Sonnorrhoo, Urothal
utm 078 ’ Irritatlon °f«>o Bladder, striot-1
ONEDOLLAb! aD ’‘ ,oro<l ““Stoontain at least
r'm? 4ioil j e 3 >M address safMy-packed.
r ? 0I S li ' No. 50 SMITHEIELD
TKKET. Plttfbursh Pa. oolSd&w I
CMSIlte OUT SAUK OF SUMMER
Dry Goods without regard to cost, consisting
in part of Shawls, Silk Mantles, Circulars ana
oacque*. Lace Points, Sun Umbrellas, and Dress
Goods of all kinds
As I will vacate the front part of my store in
ten days for improvements, £ desire to reduce my
stock. Entrance on Market Alley and Market
street- Customers and the public are invited to
H. J. LYNCH
t N 0.96 Marketßtjent’
between sth at. and OimSnd.
CHARLOTTE BLtME,
43 Filth street-
<’HAS. C. MELtOR,
Bl Wood afc-eeL
I-C3 FF.BERAX N fBEET,
nSALgaa ty
|aO?B«7MA7ra TAXLOjfgg,
WE lIA VK JUST SECETTEn .
larse and well at'lectod stock cl A
Spring Goods,
consisting pf
Ctotbs, CiaaUneres, W«aUn K O. Ac.
ALSO—A rlaije BtoeSof •
GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS,
FELT CEMENT & GRAVEL ROOFING
fliaret Caiwjm anagetniu
JWUX HOUSE JPOB BAEE, OF
■■■***■-
BQSDIG&fc.
* TO THE PUBLIC,
olaeat to yooths of both;. ;
J*99"
K^^g%s&3ssSs^
famU; physicianshonld baosaSMtoKroth™
toljßOTeiw* that they do tha raSiiS^gS
sffhtsa/Sa
■K*SSS**«s£pyg
a4 t wSa t tes
giokly and of delicate condition apmwiML
.^^sssasaa
I ftrniß. angaty, sioitUL<»ao& &L BtSmTtoS
I ho» or nootamai cmmlaapau, ojacaaaae^e^
I !?w leryI ery shortepaoeof tfmeby hu now remedies,
They are coaSoaSj
|-f.OJ2i the_-Veretabld f Kingdom, having seen ft*
I treafcnonijhehfce sbandoot
edit aad Jultffainted the.-vcsit.ahb- : 3Hamaio dls
e&tej arc treated wito marked re ocas:—nayintr h *4
' gto (°rty- yfiarii (40) experience in their trett*
ohi World sad hi
toe United States; load? him to say—do all ■jrUh *
fair trial, health, and iuppine&r will usiabiooa
«K>n.honow— Trifle 20 Jcsgar with
montebanks ana auAok?. hat 00213 and be oared
Consamptionand *XJ of ii 3 kimired diseases, cl
whioh so many mnxailv fill onr oonntries. can
521 *Jn i -he7. Cttond to St ifl
ffafl particulars can c*f my trsatmoDt
byproourinar & oopyofthe i&odieai Adviser, which
‘ orsr yeass ©ziierienc* and
fia^Si?mSf! w ? ,lea^& r S *s° k«a *a»«riM ailll
m toetreatanont ofjnxMtfd oica&ocs, and whole
dally oosraiheu by toe profession. as well zn recoin
*2? I s li SSS?**i? publisher*, pro
pnctoM of hotels. Ac. 021 m £5 EmUkfield
; aoEanoßiJ
SYRUP OP JIAKDRAKE AXI) BTIL.
UNOIA.
Having had a man employed for the last six
.rears compounding the above excellent remedies
or my own practice, and haying used them'with
uncommon success in all that time, I feel it a
duty to set them before the public, aa my expe -
nenceleads me to think they are as near specifics
asanyremediraweU.-can.lbe-for the following
diseases, namely: Scrofula, Coitro, Syphilis, and
i ( , cri-iefrom :m impure stato of the
tKtoSf^SoTelS'S 00 - by pereon of
Preparedandsold by
„ J- W. BRANSTRUP, M. D.
85 Smithdeld st., Pittsburgh, Pa
WI. M, FABEB& CO.;
S TgA IS- EBGiiS BUUDEBS
&OB ja oisjsa
sebbul aacHiaisii *se oiler hskess
Sea? the Fean. K. E, ¥mss&%® Beset,
an* JMBTDS OP
lv£. Steam Engles, r&nidns from three to oac
hundred and fift7 horse power, and s&ifod fn»
Qnsi Mills, Saw Mills, Blast Jamaccs, Fac^ries,
paxßoalar stiection to the ooLstresfibn cl
®is ; “Hl*. end for
uppshts, icnisy nnd-enoalar saw mills;
sou hand, floiahod an 4 ready lorehip
dfs^riplio^u ?I y ®* s!rU3 * Boilers ofcYsr7
Also,filrmsh BoilerJ End Sheet Iron esperatelv.
Wronghtiroa Hhoffeg, Bangers and Pcllioa la
every Tamoto.. and oonitane the msnafactMo ?!
Woolen Machinery and Machine Cards, CI
te?» itarfidwhiatsy manodachir
ed of the bcrtquabtym materials,. add rfarrantrf
in aJloasoa to giya satisfaction. 7
fro a, all parts 0? tba ooonijy coHcit
edacd promptly filled. fcZL-diw
MEW BOIUEK WOBES.
J. «J. POWERS
A ’f®?™ 8 J? r THEMAWBFACXIIBE
£r- g£ steam Boilers, Shlis, Tanks, Agitators,
Snsrar Pftns. Sheet Iron Chimnejs,
other articlesnsually man
ufactured at similar concerns.
Promnt attention paid to all kinds of repairs on
reasonable terms.
Works CORNER OP LOCUST and DUQUEBNK
WAY, sth Ward. Allegheny river,
jyS-lyd
WELDON & KELLY, 164 Wood SL
One door from Sixth.
GRAVED HOOFING.
REPAIRS FRVKPTU at
TENDED TO. 1
HJPTOM,@IDBES[ &CO.,
Corner Fifth and Wood atreots, second «tory
fyio
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS,
CADMAN & CRAWFORD.
Mannfaetnrars or every variety of finished
BBASB WOKE FOB PLUMBBBS
CJAS or STEAKS WWilKg,
MACHINISTS and COPf’ERSHITHB,
CASTINGS OF KVKKY »R.
■> Sdnption n»iuU to order Steamboat work.
! si earn aniE|a jUhng anctraiiairiag promptly at
fete®sr tQfitiiDK a,>
Co.'s . latent Syphon Damp, the best ever inven
ted, h ayingno valves it is not liable to get out of
ordort ana will throw more water than any pnmp
Trice i ts alee., feblhdly.
In m TOTAL OP LITERT STABLE
-O' The j undersigned having removed his Live
rs Stable from the rearofthe Scott House, to near
the cornet, of hirst.and Smithfiold street. W. C.
Oonn*s old etand, is prepared tofhmiah carriages,
buggies, am yasddlohOreeaupon the shortest no
tice, Algol, torses kept at livery at reasonable
rates, lindt rtaiang end allarrangemonts forfu
neralg will n» -eive a^d^^
apH; * '
ELSn'TSBTTEG GEAPE.
WE CAN i ™SSBH A FEW VINKS
03 this yol oable Grape at $2 60 per dosen:
*l2 50 par 100.
DAUB a CAPPRLL,
U. Loptoit_
UJPXOS & OiDpES,
UAJTOPtCTUaBRB i-VD DBALiRfJ IR
ia«>S 803,
• ' JUt-gh Votli Office.
prmßOsss, u
29FiShrt&>t.
-J.K Oeddki