J AMES P. BARR, Editor and Proprietor.
Medical.
Dr. Hoofland’B
GERMAN BITTERS.
PREPARED BY
DB. O, M, JAOKSOW, PbiladeF
phia, P emu.,
IS WOT A
BAR ROOM DRINK,
SUBSTITUTE FOR RUM,
OK AN
Intoxicating Beverage.
BUT A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Vegetable Extract.
A PORE TONIC.
Free from Alcoholic Stimulant* or
Injurious Drugs,
ARD WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
Liver Complaiut,
Dyspepsia and Jaundice.
HOOFLAITD’B GEBMAN BITTEBS
WILL CURE EVERY CASE OF
Chronic or IterTonn Debility. DiNtnse
of the Kidney*, and Disease*
arlnin#- from a Riwor*
deretl Stomach.
Observe the Following Symptoms Resulting
From Disorders oi the
Digestive Organs :
Coistsra ■
lion, inwajd
Piles, Fullness ur
Blood to the Head.
Aoidityof the Stomach,
Nausba, Heartburn, JL>i«cuet
fjr Food, Fullness or Weight in
tho Stomach. Sour Eruotations, Sint*
ing or Fluttering at tho Pit of the Stem*
ach. Swimming cf the Head. Burned and
D Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart.
Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in a lyu g
I' Diinnos* oi Viaion, Dot. or Webs I o
fore the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
i. 4 oad. Deficiency ef Perspiration. Yo’- *
lowness ol the Skin and Eyes,Pain in
the Sido, Back, Chest, Limbs, Ac.
Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burn
ing in tho Flesh, Constar t
Imaginings of Evil,
and great Der»?es
si o n of
Spirits.
HOOFLABD’S GERMAN BITTEBS
WILL GIVE YOU
A GOOD APPETITE,
STRONG NERVES.
HEALTHY NERVES,
STEADY NERVES,
BRISK FEELINGS,
HEALTHY FEELINGS,
A soon CONSTITUTIOy,
A OTROSU CONSTITUTION
A HEALTHY CONSTITUTION,
A SOIM) CONSTITUTION
WILL MAKE THE
WEAK - STRONG
WILL MAKE THE
SEUCATE
WILL MAKE THE
WILL MAKE THE
DEPRESSED
V. ILL MAKE THE
SALLOW COMPLEXION
WILL MAKE THE
DULt ETE
CLEAKd BRIGHT
Will prove a biesßiug iu
EVERY FAMILY.
Can bo aeod with perfect safely by
MALE OLD
OR OR
FEMALE, YOUNG
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There are many preparation* told under the
»om< of Bitters, put up in quart bottle*, compounded
of the cheapest t ohisky or common rum, costing from
•U to 4U cents per gallon, the taste disguised by An
ise or (Joria nder Seed.
This class of Bitters has caused and will conUn
ue tc cause, as lona as they can be sold, hundred*
to die the death of the drunkard. By their use the
system is kepi continually under the influence of Ai
ooholio BtianiUants of the worst kind, the desire for
Liquor is created and kept up, and the result is all
the horrors attendant upon o drunkard's life and
death. Beware of them.
Kor those toho desire and Will have a Liquor
Bitters,wepublish the following receipt . Get One
Bottle Hoofland’« tierman Bitters, and
mix with I'hree 4|aarts of Good Brandy
or Whisky, and (he result will be a preparation
that will far excel tn medicinal virtues and true
excellence any of the numerous Liquor Bitters tn
the market, and wtU cost much less. You will
have all the virtue* of Hoofland'N Bitters tn
connection with a ffOOd article of Liquor, at a
much lea* price than these inferior preparations
will cost you.
DELICATE CHILDREN,
Those suffeiing from MiRASJIt'S, wasting
away, with toarcel? any iieah on their bones, are
cured in a very short lime; one bottle in such
cases, will have a most surpris-ng effect
DEBIL.IY,
Resulting from fevers oi any kind—These Bitters
will renew your streog:h in a very short litno.
ELVLit ANDAGUL.
The ohii twill not return if these Bitters are
used. No person in a Fever and Ague District
shou'd be without thorn.
LYom Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor of the
Encyclopedia of ttcligious Knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent floediemes in general, through distrust ot
their ingredients and effects; 1 yot know of no
sufficient why a man may not testify t
the benefits he bedeves himself to have received
from any simple preparation, in the hope that be
may thus contiibute to the benefit oftthers
1 do this more readily ra regard to Hoofland’s
German Bitters, prepared by Hr. C.M. Jackson
of this city, becau.e I was prejudiced against them
for many years, under the impression that they
were chiefly an alooholic mixture. I am indebt*
ed to my friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq , for the
removal of this prejudi jo by proper tesra. and for
encouragement to try them, when suffering from
gfb&tand long continued debility. The use of
three battles ot these Bitters, at tho beginning of
the present year, was iollowed by evident rdlie*,
and restoration to a degree of bodily and mental
vigor which I had not tolt f>r six months before,
and had almost ae.paired of regaiumg. I there
fore thank God and my friend lor direct ng me
to the use of them
Philadelphia, June 23,1862.
J. newton brown
ATTENTION BOLDIEBS,
MD THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS
We call th« attention of all nr.-ring relations cf
Steads In the to the fact that • HOOF
BANDS German Bitters" will onre nine tenths
of the diseases indaoed by exposures and priva
aonslncident.tocamp life. In the Hats, puhlish
®? A“ n W_ d * i Ur in the newspapers, on the arrival
of tho sick, it will be notioed that a very large pro
p?3riPJ^ra® B !f n * from debility. Every oase
w"*® 4 by Hoo Hand's
be thBt
The proprietors are daily receirior thnnkfnl let.
terefrom suffersm in 'hearmy and hospitSS'who
havejiam resi'orod to health by tho u.o of those
to them by their friends
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
See that the Signature of “C. M. JACKSON" is
on the WRAPPER of eaoh Bottle.
PRICES.
Large sire $l,OO per Bottle, or Half Dot *5 00
Medium fiiie ,5 •• or Half Doi. $4.00
Ane Large one, on account of the quantity the
Bottles hold, are much the cheaper.
not have the ar
bole, do not be put off by any of tho intoxicating
prepnravions that may be offered in Its place, but
torwJtsZtSffgzSZd
JONES & EVANS,
(Socosnors to C. V. Jackson A C 0,,)
" , - Sr Q p rie t o r’,.
. _*r-So'B. SALE fey Drussiets and dealer, in
tow* in the
Great Discovery.
KIIML’S BHTBB WINE OF IBM
VS oak Stomachs, General Debility, Indigestion,
Disease of the Nervous System, Constipation,
Acidity of the Stomaoh, and for all c.ises
requiiiog a Toqjc.
This wise includes the most
agreeable and efficient Salt of Iron wc pos
sess; Citrate of Magnetic Oxdie oombinou with
the most euergetio of vego'&ble tonics Yellow
Peruvian Bark, The effect in many cases of de
bility lens of appetite, and general prostrations,
of an efficient Salt of Iron, combined with our
valuable Nevre Tonic, is moat happy. Itaug*
uieniß the apperite, raisos the pulse, takes of
muscular flabbiness, removes the palor of debili
ty, and gives a florid vigor to the countenance.
Do you want something to 6trenghten you ?
Do you want a good appetite?
Do you want to build up your constitution ?
Do you want to feel well ?
Do yon want to get rid of nevrousness ?
Do ycu want entrgy ?
Do you want te sleep well ?
Do you want a brisk and vigorous feeling ? •
If you do. try
KUNKEL’S BITTER WINE OF IRON,
This truly valuable Tonio has been so thorough
ly tested by all classes of the community, that it
is now deemed indispensible as a Tonio Medicine,
it oost but little, gives tone to the stomach, ren
ovates the system and prolongs life, I now only
ask a tnal of this valuable tonio.
Counterfeits.
.w ß^f“«, o,l «£ onif ™“ lTB - A S KUNKLE’S
Bid. ILi WINE OF IR jN is the only sore and
eflectual remedy in the Enown world lor the per
manentcureof Dyrpopexa and Debxlity, and as
there are a number of imitations offered to the
pub'ic. we would caution the community to pur
chase none but the genuine article, manufactured
b? A. Kunkel, and has bis stamp on tho top
of the oork of every bottle. The faot that othors
are attempting to imitate this valuable reniody,
proves its worth and epoaks volumes in its favi.r,
The Bitter Wine ok Iron is rut up in
76 CETfT and $l,OO BOTTLES,
And sold by all respectable Draggists throughout
the country. Be particular that every bottle
baars ine fac-rimile of the proprietor's signature.
UENKRAD DEPOT.
No. 118 Market st,, Horrißburg, Pa,
For sale by Dr. KEYSER, Agent,
140 WOOD STREET.
Gco-cmd
U|i:i»ICAL CARD
F. X. DbROLETTE, M. D,,
From the Medical Faculty of Paris, Franco, Ex
tntorn (Resident Physician) of Hotel l)ieu,
Chanty Hospitals, <kc. Date of Diploma. H2S.
Ladies Diseases, result of nervousness ard de
bility, d'o , neuralgia a'd sick headache, thoui
lorania) attended with complete success,
bF 11 ( I! 57 ORANT STREET, 84-
seS Nicholas Unilumg.
TO THE PUBLIC.
ESFECIAI.EYTHE IGNORANT AND
aid ii lady modes: of all deGoiuioaliuua
Treat Secret and Delicate Dis
orders, Sell-Abnse,
And Diseastg or toatione common and incident to
youths ut both Axes and adults single or married.
Because DR, Beanstaup j>ubli bos the fact, of
his doing so, the ignorant acd falsely modest ato
dreadfullysoocked. andtbtnkha gr«atsn very
immortal and for contamination and corruption
among their wives, promising sons «nidaughters.
Then family t hysicians should bo ciutious to
keep them iq ign ranco that they do the same as
Be. Bka.vstrup. except publishing) lest a lu
era' ivo practice might bo Icot to them among stu
pid, falsely, mede t And ptesumptous famii es,
bk.ru and raised in ignurance,.sprung up as u.osh
rourfl and wno compa e society, intel igonce,
saute, dtc., to dollars and Cfi-U. mysteriously
meanly or illgottun. it :s to publicity, however,
thil numerous parents and guardians arc tbac.k
ful that their sons, and ward', pre
vious y feeble, sickly and of d.licate condition
and appearance have been rtsiored tn health and
vigor by i)R. BttANisTKUP, besides many bo
fore and alter marriage through him hava been
saved much stiflering. anx.ety, m'Ttification, Ac.
tiperaiatorrhea or nocturnal omi sions. are ioqi
plctely cure! in a very short t puc« of tune by hi
new remedies.which are po-'uliarly his own. They
are compvunde from the Vegrtable Kingdom,
having seen the fa’lacy oftho Mercurial treat
men', he has abandoned it and substituted the
vegetable, female diseases are treated wt'h
marked success—having had ovtr forty year3(4o)
experience in their treatment in hospitals ol both
the Old World and in the United States, leads
him tosay-toull with a fair trial, health and
happiness will agaio bloom on the now— called
oheek. Trifle noJongo* wiih mentebanka and
quacks, bat come and be cured. Oomumpiion
and all its kindred diseases, of which so many an
nually fill rur countries, can new be relieved,
providing they attend to it in time. Full partic
ulars can be had of my treatment by procuring a
copy of the Medical Advi?er, which is gwen grat
is to all teat apply, ilaviQg tne sdrantago of
over forty years experience and observation, con*
eequently, ho has superior skill in the treatment
of special diseases, and who is daily consu tod b 7
the profession, as well as rcoommenaod by res*
peotabie citiions, publishers, prop ietors of ho*
tels. kc. Office, 85 braitbfield street, near Dia
mond street. Private communications Iromal!
par’s of the Union striepy attended to. Jiiroc*
to
dcS-ly
HEARTY
STOUT
IJVELT
CLEAR
10,000,000 SAVED.
GLEASON’S
KEUO&E2VE CRATER
WILL WARM FOOD FOR THE BA
by, heat water or steep herbs, <kc . for tbe
sick, make warm water for shaving or tody, cook
a few oysters, boil or iry eggs, make tea and cof
fee, toast bread, <fco.,4c , in i«ss time and expense
than by any other mean 3 known. Used on any
lamp without obscuring the light, Prioe 25 cents
by mail postago paid, s«j cents
A'so a Patent Lighfbr, for lighting lamps with
out removing the chimnoy. For tale wholesale
and retail by
WELDON A KELLY,
oco 146 Wood S’... agents for the manufacturers
LAZE BUPESIOB COPPEE MIBES.
SMELTING WORKS.
Park, M’Curdy Jfc Co.,
Manufacturers of
Sheath, .Braziers' Rod Beit Copper, Pressod
Copper Bottoms, Raised Still Bottoms,
Spelter fcodder, &c. Also impor
ters Mid dealers in Metals,
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron,
Fire, Ac.
M-Constantly on hand, Tinmans’ Machines
j»nd Jfv ls - Warehouse, No. 119 FIRST ami 120
SECOND STREETS, Pittsburgh Pa?
*R-Special orders of Copper out to any desirod
p attorn. fe2l:lyd*w
BARGAINS
IF
CARPETS.
JEST OPENED AT
M CALLUM'B
87 FOURTH STREET.
A latge assortment, whioh will be sold at a very
great reduction from late prtoea aulO
TO BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS.
WE ABE NOW MANUFACTURING
a superior article of
lime,
Which we are prepared to dotirer from onr
COAL TARO, 809 LIBERTY STREET,
Best Quality ot
family coal,
Always on hand as usual,
DICKSON, STEWART A CHj.
IRORLAh I»*S PRlcig^
Sole hoary Balmorals. $1 90; t?o„
Concrete Gaiters, $2 25; Men’s ®r
kinds fltom. $1 50 to $2 SOi llll
Heel Boots, So:: WoS l)oe£ fi „iMorocco
Heel Boots, $1 60; Women's
Bataorak. *‘2s: Women-, SSnSowod
heel Boots, $2; Women’s Congress
Alwarerylanie assortment of Misses’ andOhif:
drens- Shoes at low prfoes, at “ u
So. os market street,
2d door from sth street.
now W&.
Medical.
FOR THE CURE OF
BOX 3 u,
Pittsburgh Post Uffi -e.
-AND
Medical.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
uHEAT AMERICAN REMEDY
BARIEV'S tHROXO TIIEIIIU
FEMALE FILLS
Have xevektft faiu:d ( whf.n
tho direction? have been etriotly followed.)
m removing ttiGjcuitioe arUitig ircm
OBSTRUCTION, OR STOPPAGE OK NATURE
Or in restoring tbe syri em to perfect health when
enffcringfrom Spinal Affections, Prolapsus Uteri,
the Wh'tes, or other wonkneps of ihe Uterine Or
jrans. Tho JPill? aro perfectly harmlass on the
coßPtitution, and may be taken by the most del
icate female? without csurirg distress; at the
same time
THEY AC T AS A C HARM,
By strengthening, invigorating, and restoring
the system to a healthy cuuditvon, and by bring
ing on the montMy period with regularity, no
matter from what cause the cb-tmclion may
arise. Thty should, however, NOT be taken the
first three or f r >ur months of pregnancy, though
safe at any other time, as misoarriage would be
th& result.
Each box contains GO Pills, PRICE, ONE
DOLLAR.
DR. HARVEY’S TREATISE
On Diseases of Females. Pregnancy, Miscarriage,
Barrenness, cterility, Reproduction, and Abuses
of Naturo, and emphatically the LADIES’ PRI
VATE MEDICAL ADVISER, a pamphlet of 70
pages, sent freo to any address Six oents re
quired to pay postage.
ttS-Tbe Pills and Book will be sont by mall,
coßUdcnti-iliy when dc6irod, sccurxly braled,
and prepaid on rece’i t •,{ money by
J. BUT AN, M. D., General Agents
No, 70 Coder street, New York.
s3~So!d by all the principal Druggists.
Joseph Fleming 1 , Druggis*. cor-orof tho
Diamond and Ms.rk r: et., egenl Pittsburgh,
rco emijw
MAKIIOOI);
HOW LOST ! HOW RF.SIOHF.O!
J'-st in a ! eiivciojrf. PrxceQ ett-
AL E ( T l : R K ON I II E N A T l' R E,
treatment and radical cure of Spermatorr
hoea, or Seminal weakness. Involuntary Emia
sions, sexual Dcl-Mity, impediments to Mar
riage generally, Nerv ,u,-;.r?-, Consumption, Ep
ilepsy and fils; Mtr.iai and Physical Incapacity,
resulting from Self-abuse, Ac.. oy Robt. J. Cvl-
VKRWELJ.. V i).. author of 1 be- Green Book, Ac
** A Boou to ihoiuauds ol fiufrerpn*,”
Sent under seal, in a plnifi envelope to any ad
dross, port-paid on r-'cciM d dx cents or two pos
tage s'amp- by Dip Ch. J. C. Kli.nr, 127 Bowery,
New York, Post Office Box.
solo dm-udtw.
For Ra'Sj Mice. Roaches, Ants. Bod Bugs, Moths
in Fur;:. V oolons, Ac., insectj on Plants, Fowls,
Animals, «sc.
Put up in 25c.. K flc and \'\ boxes, bo;t!e-i and
Casks; K-and $5 Casks »cr IKtcL Public* Insti
tutions, Ac.
"Only infallible romedica known."
“Free tr. m Poi-son?."
“Not dangvrou" rhe 11 uicr.n Family,"
"Rats come out of tnetr b*dea t<> dio.“
4Sf SoM w!:ole o s.e i „ <\‘i lo <-pies.
Sold by all Druggis;
where.
Beware of all Worthing iu> nations.
See .hat "0.» tarV'rame is-'r. each box
bottle andlla.'k before y. u buy.
Ai.tr??'- HENRY R. COSTAS,
Principal Depot, 44; !iro..dwkj\ N. Y,
*3“ on Id by K. E. SKI.LKRS A CO., and B: L.
FAUNESI'JCK A C‘.K. v , h-kv;,le Agents, Pittsj
burp.
:r:''>-&mJeodaw
WM. M. F,* V'-p. (70„
Si!SKk£B ! i■ H * ij ii i 0 5§ i
id.' -J. S?’' * - ;i rr. \>
Sit-.,fl*L fcaCSilii > ’*.• .XUS
l&s i t's 6. O&ooi
MAJgUFAt ALL HIHDS OF
bteam EriimeG, i-aniini from throe to on*
hundred and £L:y borw pewoj, and suited foi
Wrist Mills, Saw Miiis- Bi>.s. Fumaocs, Factories,
•to.
GWe partlouior attention to tho cooittraotioo oj
af-.a Machlr.er/ Jcr grist ipilla, and for
cpnghts. muiay and cirtula.- -a-? unils.
Have hand, an ; r.-ady for ship
ment a*. ?HortDouc< PciiorGoforen
doecript-en.
Also, faruich i'clier* *.od Slxeei Iron separately,
Wrougnt Irr-r Bangers and Pulliesm
every variety, and crumt’.© tho manufacture of
Wo wen Machinery ani Machine Cards,
Oar pne« arc low. our machinery manufactur
ed of tae hcjl ’joality of ma'-jiixia, and warranted
tn all cages to give satisfaction
from »U ran* >.-,i tbs country solid
ed and promptly fiii-sd. fekl:dJtw
STEAM WAGON WOBK.
QN HAND AND MADF TO UhDKR
WAGONS,
OAKTS,
WHEELLA RR 0W S,
STORK FRUCKS.
HAY AND STRAW GUTTERS.
_ , . C. COLEMAN,
oc-T-lyi Mari, c Avenue. A lie -heny City.
J. BtSLEVI,
Grocsi,
NO 4/ DIAMOND,
PITTRLCRGH, PA
my22;ly<Lfcw
FLMLKT
T . F . WATB 0 5,
MA-STIO WORR E R ,
Is prepared to Cement the extorior of buildings
with improved Mastic Cement. cheapor and su
perior to anydono herotulorc. This comcnt has
no equal; itiormaaeolid and durable adhesive
ness to any *u:faco, imperishable by water or
frost, and equal to any quality of stone.
The undersigned Is the only reliable and prac
tical workman in this cement in this city.
I havo applied this Comont for the: ollowing
yentlemen, whom the public are at liberty to re
fer to
J “
BLsflell residenoe Ponn streot, finished, 5 yn
. McCandle3g, Allegheny, do syn
J, H. Shoenbergor, Lawroncovlile, do B yn
J. D, McCord, Poll ftreot, do 4 yn
A. Hoeveler, Lawrcr'/rviHe. do 3 yrs
Girard Bouse Pittsburgh, do 5 yn
St, Charles *' do do syn
Address "Washington Hotel Box 1308,
Pittsburgh P. 0. feblHUyd
—
IKTOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a meeting of the Stockholders of the IRON
CITY MINING 00A1PANY, of Mioh., will be
held at their office in the City oi Pittsburgh, on
MON CAY, the 28th day of December, lust., at 1U
o’clock, a. m.. for tho purpose of acting on an of-
Jermado fur the purchase of the whole of their
property in Koweena county, Michigan.
By order, JuJIN A. Putt^YTH,
Pittsburgh, 800. o, 18M. .toc’y. pro torn.
de7-td
FOR AUTUMN OF 1803, J ust hjbceiveh-
A complete assortment cf beautiful
PAFEB HAJiGIIfGs
Of all styles, at prioos lower tnan san do again
offered. For sale daring* the season by
W. P. MARSHALL,
87 Wood Street.
SAVE TOUR GAS BY UBIXO GLfcA
son's Anti-Flickering, American and Imper
ial Gas Burners, ft sore paving of twenty-five per
cent. The Anii-Flickcring if just tho thing for
the Office. Call and see them burn at tho Gas
Fitting and Piumbinf Establishment of
WELDON A KELLY,
s&4 164 Wood ptreet.
DUPTEB
*" s bbls prune KoQ Batter,
1 bbl ” Fresh Packed Butter,
_ 4 keaß " ” ” ”
Just receiveoand for sale by
FKXZfift * ARM&iaOHO.
■O3O comer o! M«ketgfldyii«t atwtf.
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 21, 1863.
FIBST NATIONAL BANK
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. )
Oppicb op Cohptbollkr or tub Cubbknot, >
Wasnington City, Aug. sth, 1863. j
Whkrbas, By satisfactory evidenoe presented
to the undersigned, it has been made to appa*r
that the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PITTS
BURGH, in the Couaty of Alleghany and State
of Pennsylvania has been duly organised under
and aocording to the requirement* of the Act of
Congress, entitled “an Act to provide a National
Currency, secured by a pledge of United States
Stocks, and to provide for the circulation and re
demption thereof," approved February 25th,
18e3, and has compliod with all tho provisions of
said Act required to be complied with before
commencing the business uf Banting,
Now Thbrkpobb, I, Hugh MoCufloch, Comp
troller of tho Currency, do hereby certify that tne
«aid FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PITTS
BURGH, county of Allegheny and State of Penn
-83 Ivania, in autnorieed to commence tfa© business
of Banking under the Act aforesaid. 1
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal of office, this sth day of August.lB63*
HUGH MoCULLOCH,
SB j- Comptroller of the Currency.
The First National Rank
ot Pittsburgh, Pa.,
LATH PITTSBURGH TRUST COMPANY,
Capital $400,000, with privilege to in.
The Pittsburgh Trust Company having organ
tied under tho act to provide a National Cu>
renev, under the till) of the FIRST NATIONAL
BANK uF PITTFITRGH. would respectfully
offer its services f>r tho collection of Notes.
Drafts, Bills of Exchange &c.. receive money on
deposit and bay and sell Kxchacgo on all parts
of the country.
The success wh f ch h s Handed the Pittsburgh
Tru-t Company iince iU.organiiat’on in 1852, will
wo belive be a sufficient guarantee that business
entrusted to the new organisation will receive
too Btme piompt auenlio i.
Having a very ex'ensire correspondence with
Banks p.nd Bankers, throughout the country, we
believo wo ran <iDr unusual facilities to those
who do business with us
Tho business will be onlueted by the same
officers and director?
James Laughlin,
Robert 6 Hays,
Thomas Bell,
Thos. Wightman,
Saiun
JAMES LAUG.
JOHN D.SCI
Anguat sth. lStx'kdJtwt
w. j. kouKTz „ !...rn. n. bkbts
KOUNTZ & MERTZ,
BIKKEBB,
No. 118 Wood fit., fieooud <loo above
Fifth btreel,
DFAUERfI IN FOREIGN AND Domestic
Exchange, Coin, L'ank Note?, and Govern
moat becantieg. ColloctionE promptly attended
to apll
C't OL1), KILVF.It, DEMAND NOTE*
Certificate' ?f Indebtedness, Quartermas
tors Certiflofttes,
7 3-10 Bonds and Coupons^
end ail other government tiecuinies, bought by
W, K.WILUAKbft f'O.
Wood street, -lomer of Thfrd,
AMEKIOAUf MOUSE.
ISOKPO.':.
IS TKK EAIMJESI AND BENT Alt
ragged Hotel in tho New ljcgiand Status; ;a
centrally located* and easy of access ir>.m aiJ the
routes of travel- It contains ail the modern im
provements, and every convenience for the com
fort and accommodation ef the truve ing public.
The sleeping room? are largo and well ventilated;
the suites of rooms are well arranged, fd com
pletely funi'abed for families and large traveling
parties, and the hou o will continue to bo kept
as a first a first-ck.ss Hotel in every rcip^'t.
Telegraph in the house to all parts of the cr-an
try. _ HENRY RICE, Proprietor.
►u j L'caiera ovary-
Boston, Sept 186 d.
J- F. BECKHAM
BECKIUIU «fc LONG,
Wholesale and Roiail Dealers in
Agricultural and Panning- Imnlements,
Agents for rootstock «t am.
mon’a Nursery. Buckeyo Mower and Reap
er, Hu cell's Iton Harvester, Cayuga Chief, jr.,
Mowor. Wood’? Mower, harmcr'n Mower. Buck
eye Graio l rill, Russell's Mnarillon Peparatcr.
Economy Wheolcd Horse hake, Cook’s Sugar
Ev*j orator.
No. 127 Liberty Street,
Nest dorr to Hare’s Hotel,
rolH-dJ?w PIWBI-ROEJ. PA.
Cl AS AND STEAM MUTING.-TOE
under igned i? prenitred to esoca e all or
ders for Gas and Steam r utmg. Also, tor fitting
Locksmithing end Beil Hanging j.rom;Uj at
tended to.
Mr. W. li. CRAUMER is foremantho Gar
Fialng bhop.
FOLDING IRON BEDSTEADS
For sale-: also. TWO LATHES.
W. L>. KKIT’KNBL'KG.
Locksmith and Bell Hanger,
dod-laid 42ti Penn street,
LARGE STOCH OF
NEW SHOES
AT DIFFENBACHEB’S,
NO. 15 FUTH STREET,
i mbracing Gent’s, Ladies, Misses and Children’*
wear ; n great variety. sell
JATOTICE.—IO THE STOCKHOLM
-LW EHb OF THE Pli'TblU KGii, FORT
vvAYNt: k cmcAQu railroad oom-
PAjnY.—A meeting of the Stockholders of the
P., F. W. & C. Railroad Company, will be held at
No. 23 Fifth streot, Pittsburgh, at li a. in., ol the
81st of December, proximo.
For tho purpose of considering an agjoement for
The Sale of the Franchise.
To bo a corporation oi that Company, to iho
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago .Railway
Company, os provided in “Act of the General
Assembly of tho State of Ohio,” passed April
4th, 1863. Vt. H. BARNES,
n025-ul Secretary.
Laird’s Bloom of Youth for the complexion
and skin-
Drake s genuine Plantation Bitters.
Ayer's Cherry. Pectoral and sarsaparilla.
Mrs. Alien's Hair Restorer and Zyloba.sum.
Wuhan's Pine Tree Tar Cordial.
Hagau's Magnolia Balm.
St oar ling Ambrosia for the Hair.
Holloway's Family Medicines,
Lindsey’s Improved 13‘ood Searoher.
All of I>r. Jayne's Family Medicines,
Pure Glycerine and Honey Soaps.
Glycerine Cream and Cold Cream, for chapped
hands, face, Ac., at
_ GEO. A. KELLY’S
Wholesale and Retail Drug Store,
.0c24 No. 69 Federal sL, Ailtgheny.
Removal of livery stable.
The undersigned haying removed his Live
rs Stable from the rear of the Scott House, to neat
the corner of First and Bmithfield street. W. C
Conn's old stand, is prepared to furnish carriages,
buggies, and saddle norse* upon the shortest no
tice, Also horses kept at liyexy at reasonable
rates, undertaking and all arrangements for fu
nerals will receive kis spooial attention,
NEAL BKItTIAID.
%TEW FRENCH PAPER HANGINGS
LY from the celebrated pynufatturim of DelL
court arDefosscsv in Paris, just wodred and for
•ale by
W, P. MARSHALL.
St Wood ftnel,
Banking Housed
OF PITTSBURGH.
crease to $1,000,000.
directors:
h m. R. Nimick,
,\ loxander Speer,
£ ran ids G. BAiloy,
Alex. Bradlo7.
iei Koa.
IHLIN. President.
; ULLV, Cashier,
rf.
seL2:6md
. H KI?ET D. LOKO
SeetU, Frait Trees, Ac.
OIL REFINERIES.
For Sale.
’%/’ A I.CABI/K WEBS7TR ST. PROP
▼ ERIY lull SALK—SO fcer frort by 120
deep on Chatham street to Clay al.ey, a largo two
*to-y brick dwelling house, well arranged with
wide hall, two parlcr*. dicing room, kitchen,
chambers, finished attic an i collar, yard with
paved walk. o , garden, shade trees, etc., pleasant
ly 'ituated and in good repair. For price and
terms, apply to
s. cuthdeut k SONS,
51 Market street
ttk’Jfkfb w 1 L L hchase a
*ff9 i dwelliLK a~d lot ot ground, now
r utu.f fir iIOS per y« ar.
S.-CUTHBEKT A FONS.
51 Market atroot.
UEAIKU4L OBDER BfO. 48.
Übadquabtzus Pa. .Militia, \
lUbbisbuqo. L)*c 10,18fi3. f
PEEfiIDKHTOf !U£ (!NIT£I)
JL STATES, having, by Lis communication of
the 9th itBL, in response 10 proposi'ions submit
ted to him, relating to the recruiting service in
P« n«8 Ivania unaer the call of October 17th, for
300,0u0 men. approved of so much thereof aa U
comprised under the following points, it is order
ed—
That tho recruitment of vclunteors for the va
rious regiments now in the field, will be conduct
ed accordingly vii:
I. Details, for rootuiting service in the State
will be made c officers oi Pennsylvania regi
ments in the fie d, whose term ot service expire
mlBj4. To faoditato th recruiting of the qaota
such appointment of officers in the field will be
made by the Govornor. whero practicable on the
recommendation ot duly authorised Commi tees,
representing cities, boroughs and townsbipp, to
recruit t r their sevorai localiiioa. Thoso recom
mendati >ne should not, howt ver, be made indis
criminately, but with doe regard to the character
of the per*en named, and hi ability to perform
the important duties of the post.
11. When p.aoticable. old regiments will be
returned to tho State to bo recruited.
111. Tho volunteers who shall bo enlisted will
rerniin under too control of the governor at such
camps or rendezvous, and UDdtr such command
ers as he may designate, and until read? to bo
eem »o their regiments in accordance with Gen
eral Orders No. 75 of 1962.
IV. Premiums , not exceeding twenty-five dol
larsi for veterans, and fiftocn uuilars for now re
cruits. will bo paid to officers detailed fi r recruit
ing service from regiments in tbo field, when the
recruitd are accepted by the United States. Pay
meat to bo made By Lieut. Coioool Bomford. U,
S. A , Acting AssiitttLt Provost Marshal Gen*
oral.
V. \olucteer3 furnishel by cicifs or other io
cahuoe. w, 11 be duly credited on tho dra t fixed
•or Jan a ary 5. 18^—and alf.o all suoh volunteers
as may have been LLU'Uerod into the service of
the united Mates since the dxait, tho number bo
credited, to bo detached from their proportion of
the q acta assigned the Matoi under recent cull.
Information. regarding tho quotas of counties,
cities, township cr wards, can be j rocarou on
app. ration to the reapectivo District Provost
M&rrhaij.
VI. rtu'hoiity will begivon to officers detached
for recruiting sorvice lrom regiments in the field
to raise complete companion of infantry, to be
rent to sucu regiments io tbo tieifi as have less
than their proper nnmbor of company organiza
tions.
Vif. Colored volunteers for tho colored regi
me Li of l\nc£ylvr.nia, vri'l • c accepted as a part
oi tho qu Ma. and also such r.s havo been muster
ed into ihc service of the United dutes sinco tho
o'rait, to be credited to cities and other localities
on their proportion of tne siates’s quota under
recent call.
VUI. Camp.s of rendcagros will ha os abliahed
atpjvnc* Iccalui-a in <flfitr£o cf 'ouunatidants
and skillful surgeons, to bo appointed by the
Govern: r.
IX. io cvvry recruit who is a Vcieran Foi«n
te<r, as defined in General '.'rders of tho War
Department of June 2T\ 1563, No. 391. for rc
oruiting Yoteran Volunteers, one month's pay in
advance, and a bounty and premium of and
to all other rtcrui e not votcrans. accepted and
enKstod as rocrairod in existing orders, ono
month’s pay iu advance, and m addition a
bounty r.nd premium of will be paid.
The short time now remaining within which to
Dll the quota cf tho rti'c by enlistments, and
thud avoid the impending draft, admonishes tho
loyal citizens of tho importance of providing* by.
Leal bouctisi l , the ttr: nges. inducements to vol
unteers. iriumcipiht’cdof other Htntes by this
means, aro seduc.rg from Pennsylvania tho abie
bodioi men wh < ehou\i rcpltniah hir own regi
ments. rennaylronia, with a deficiency les*.
p’opwtif natoy. than auy aJjacont Common
wealth, ‘hvuld .-h-;W by her promptness and alac
rity dow horabii;:yto maim on tho high posi
tion hhv h«v> Lv-rttoivre and eti.l occupies among
her f’St'.r Mates, ia contributing to suppress
Lbi* rebellion.
By oracr ct A. 0, CURTIN,
Oovoruor and Ccm_eandor-in-Chie£
A. I , RDBS2LL.
AdjntanMioncral Punna.
HOUSEKEEPER'S
FERXISHIXU NTOR£.
GOODS FOR THE
KITCHEN.
Tin Ware. Brushes
Wooden Ware ; Bat-kets
Spice Hexes . Jeilj MouiiiG
Cup Xnb° j Wash Basins
Strawj/uticrf? I Cup Mops
Hair Sieves 1 W'ire bieves
Mince Knives I Coal .Scuttlo
Silver Soap j Stove Polish
Chamois Sains I Knife Was hors
Rkewera 1 Basting Spoons
Gridirons Cofioo Mills
Lemon Squeezers Wash Boards
Stew Fans Satire Pons
Wafle irons ! Bird Roasters
Fish Kettles Fry Pans
liam Boilers Farina Borers
Gr<*ters Egg Beaters
Landtag Neodlers Flour Pails
Pudding Pans Water Filtorors
Bread Pans Pie Plates
Butter Ladles Clothes Wringers
Iron Holders Wooden Spoons
Step Ladder* Batter Prints
Keelors Wash Tubs
Clothes Line* Soap Cups
Scales Toast Fores
Cook's Knives Sad Irons
Broad boxes Meat Presses
Scoops Cake Boxes. Ac., Aa,
FOB THE DINING ROOM.
SILVSB PLATKD.
Castors Call Bolls
Syrup Juga ' Nut Picks
Cake Knives Fisb'Knivcs
Crumb Knives . I Ice Croem Koive3
Salt Stands 1 Napkin Rings
Fruit Stands ; Cake Baskets
Butter Knives 1 Forks aDd Spoons
Soup Ladles 'Oyster Ladles
Gravy Lauloe Sugar Spoons
Children ’e Cups Mustard Spoons
Round & Oval Balvers Ice Pitchers
Bouquet Stands Goblets
CUTLERY.
Ivory Handled Knives Carvers
Cocoa do do | Forks
Stag. do do j Squaro Walters
English Tea Trays i Crumb Brashes
Fork R speon Trays ! Crumb Tray?
Dish Covers \ Chafing Dishes
Hash Dishes Coffoe Biggins
Wine strainers i Coffee Cal'etiers
Spirit Cotfoo Pots Nut Crackers
Table Mats I Round Waiters
Breadbaskets* i Cork Screws
Wiue ; Knife Sharpeners
Refrigerators ; Water Coolers, Ac.
FOB THE CHAMBER.
Toilet Jars | Water Carriors
Foot Baths ; Chamber Buckets
Infant’s BaLh3 1 Bowls and Pitchers
Mairers Brushos f Gas Bhades
Shaving .Etnas Nursory Shades
Broni Match Holders do Lamps
Flower Stands Clothos Whiskes
Nursery Refrigerators do Hampers
Wax Tapers Night Lights,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Libraey Steps Door Mats
Vienna Fish Glebes I Vestas
Bird Cages j Meatb&fes
Viizetts j Pocket Knives
Card deVisite Frames! Flasks
Camp Knives I Camp Portfolios.
And everything pertaining to a well appointed
Household.
To be obtained at reasonable prices at the NEW
STORE of
KAY & RICHARDS
NO- BO FIFT H STREET.
First door below the Exchange Bank.
«a> AIJ goods delivered tree of charge in the
city, Allegheny, Birmingham, Manchester. Du
quesne borough, etc. aglh-law
Pittsburgh KauUary ( vannittee
AND DEPOSITORY,
No. 59 Fourth Street,
Between Woeu and Market Streets,
PRESIDENT,
THOMAS BAKEWELL,
SECRETARY,
JOSEPH R. HUNTER,
TREASURER,
JAMES PARK, Jr.
Contributions cf Money and Goods eoheited.
Stores sent to all parts of the army. luforxasHen,
furnished in relation to the Sick and Wounded in
the Camps and Hospitals.
Tho freight on goods donated is paid here,
Andrew,
PWraBOHSB SANITARY '
Sewing Machines,
<fc WILSON’S
AWARDED THE
HIGHEST PREMIUMS
AT THS
ITHHATMAL EXHIBITION, IOJf'DON, 1863
Industrial Exuoeition, Paris, 1881,
In competition with All the leading Sewing Ma
ohinea In Europe And America, and the
United States Agricultural Aaiociatton; Metro
politan Mechanics’ Institute. Washington; Frank
lin Institute, Philadelphia; Mechanics’ Associa
tion, Boston; American Institute, New York}
Maryland Institute, Baltimore: Mechanics’As
sociation, Cincinnati; Kentucky Institute, Louis
ville ; Mechanics' Institute, San Franoisoo; and
at ©very State aud County Fair where
Exhibited this Season.
UPWARDS OF
125,000 OF THESE MACHINES
Have already been Sold,
A fact which spoabs lender than werda of the
success and popularity ot Wheeler dc Wil
son’s Family hewing Machine— the
choapest Machine in tho world.
BECAUSE IT 13 THE BEST.
Every Machine warranted for 3 Tears.
CCBTOHEE3 KI£K XOTfIISG T 5 PUBCHABIKO.
INSTRUCTIONS FREE.
Aiways happy to exhibit and explain them.
containing an explanation of the
machino, with testimonials from ladies of the
highost 'social standing, given on appUoation
either in person or by mail.
\VM. HUJiriEB * CO.,
Agent 3 for tho Western States and Western Pft,
Principal Offices and Wholesale Emporiums,
So. 27 Fifth Street... .PIIIjBUaaU, PA.
.-.CINCINNATI. 0,
LOUISVILLE, KY,
Pllie’s Opera House,
Masonic Teinjile..
n024-d&w
gUOVEK A HAIiEK'S
Premium Sewing Machines,
THE ONLY GOLD MEDAL
Ever Awardod 10 Sewing Machines in Illinois.
These machines wereawardfedtho Highest Pre
mium:, over ali competitors, ]• >r the Best FaxmJv
Sctoing Machines, me Best Manufacturing Ma a
chuies, and the Meet' Machine Work , at the fol
lowing faTAI'K FAIRS of i߻i3 :
iVrto York State Fair.
First Premium ror family machine,
hirst Premium for dooble"ibread machine,
Premium for machine work.
V'crmcm* State Fair.
First Premium lor
First Premium Jor
First Premium for
lowa State Fair.
First Premium for family machine.
First Premium lor manufacturing machine:
rirst Premium lor machine work. •
Michigan State Fair.
First Premiam lor family machine.
First Premium for manufacturing machine.
First Premium for machine work.
Indiana State Fair,
First Premium for
hirst Premium lor
Illtnoie State Fair.
family maohino,
manufacturing machine,
machine work.
machine for all purposes,
machine work.
ILrst Premium for machine for all purposes.
Firat Premium for mschine work.
Kentucky State Fair.
First Premium lor machine for all purposes.
First Premium fey: machine work.
Feniuylvania State Fair.
Firat Premium for manufacturing machine,
First Premium for beautiful machine work.
Ohto State Fair.
First Premium for machine work.
And at the following County Fairs :
Chittenden Co. ( VL) Agricultural Society’
First Premium lor lamily sewing machine.
First Premium for manufacturing machine.
F’irst Premium for machine work,
Ckamjtlain Valley ( Vt.) Agricultural Society.
First Premium for family machine.
First Premium for manufacturing machine.
Fir6t Premium lor machine worn,
Hampden Co. (Mass ) Agricultural Society.
Diploma for lainiiy machine.
Diploma lor machine work.
Franklin Go (A. Y.) Fair.
Premium for family machine,
FVtt Premium for manufacturing machine.
Queen’s Co. (N. Y.) Agricultural Society.
Fir.;t Premium for family machine.
Washington Co. (A. Y,) Fair .
First Premium for family machine.
Saratoga 00. (iY. Y,) Fair.
First Premium for family machine.
Mechanics Institute (.Pa.) Fair.
First Premium for machine for all purposes.
FXrst Premium for machine work,
The above comprises ail tho Fairs at whioh the
QRuVEKA BARER MACHINES were ezhi bit
ed this year. At nearly ail of them tiie lead ing
Sewing Machines were in competition. **
The work made upon the Grover & Baker Sc iw
ing machine has reoeivei the First Premium At
every fctate Fair in the United State where it b«s
been exhibited to this date.
Sales KoomsNo. i* FIFTH ST. Pittsburg. 1
oc29;2m<Uw A.F. CHATONKY, Agent*,
Proposals fob plakk.-pbo
posala are invited by the ALLEGHENY a: id
PERRYSVILLE PLANK ROAD COMPAN X.
until the IST of JANUARY, 1864, for lurnisbii ig
on the line of their Road, iho best quality of A-iin m
White Oak or Hemlock Plaalf,
The White Oak to bo 8 feet long, and the Hem*
lock 16 feet long, and to be delivered at such
times and places as the President of the .said
Road may direct Persons pro •X)Bing will state
the kind of Plaok they will furnish, the price per
thousand feet, board measure: the payments re
quired where delivered from, and the auantitios
they will be able to furnish monthly, or during
the coming year. Proposals sealed, to be left at
either of tho toll gates, or directed to the subscri
ber through the Perrysvilie P. 0., Allegheny, e© .
Pa. JAMfesA.aAsoN,
President A. & P. p FL Co
PcrryETUle, Nor. 30,1863. de3-2&wdAwti
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE.—WUJBRFAS
letters testamentary on the estate ef John
McGee, deceased, late of M’Candles township,
Allegheny county, Pa., have been granted to the
subscribers. All persons indebted to said estate
will make immediate payment, ruad those ban ing
claims will present the same duly authenticated
for settlement to either of the ondendgned.
JAhfES A. GIBSO2J,
HENRY MoGEE.
Executors,
M'Candless township. Nov. 23,1863,
no24*dlawAw3m
ADMINISTRATOR’S WOTICE^LRT
ters of AdminUtratiin having been granted
to the undenrigned upon the estate of CoL James
B. Childs, late of Allegheoy county. Pa* deceas
ed. all persona indebted to said estate are request
ed to make payment to the under si good, and
those having claim* against said estate will pro
seat them, properly authenticated, to
CHARLES A. HOWE, Adm*r.
At Office of Hussy. Wells A Co
corner of Harrison and Pika streets •
Or to MITCIIEL & PaLME it, Attorneys *
de3-lawGw Ko. ?T Fifth au, Pittsburgh.
ff TURTLE FIRST TUR
♦k ofthe aowon served up daily in
the btot *jyle. at the CQBtiUCOPIA oorucr of
The choicest brands of Liquors
uWißffiaaoa Tho proprietor gives his person*
ALagyßUontohii business, ud invites htt fhoaai
to gjyejuglteafi. Huat;end«iita«re_proinptla
wsitojcasuitom^.
ESTABLISHED 1842.
DAILY POST.
DAILY POST-ADVANCED BATES.
One year, by me>|, , lt _
Bix months. **
Three " •*
One '* ••
One week, delivered in the city
Single oopies
To agents per hundred
Money Brought by Emigrants,
The report of the Bureau of Emigration
makeß public the interesting tact that the
emigrants to this country bring with them,
on an average, eighty dollars apiece.
This Bam, when multiplied by the num
bsl’. of arrivals every year, makes a total
addition to the wealth of the nation not to
bo despised. The appearance of emi*
grants is often very deceptive and Ameri
cans make egregious mistakes who judge
of the state ol their finances by the color
of their hands or the condition of their
coats. To look at a cargo of German emi*
grants, for example, as they are dumped
out at Castle Garden, a casual observer
would put them down as poor people who
had scraped together their last kreutxer
to get to this ccmntry. In fact, however,
if he had the gift of seeing into the tightly
buttoned pockets and the securely bound
wooden chests bf those rough Germans, he
might find thousands of dollars in gold or
drafts there stowed away. Instances have
been known at Castle Garden where green
looking nassengers have brought with
them from $30,000 to $50,000. These
sums are the proceeds of many years'* farm
life, winding up with the Bale of the old
farm itself ; and are destined to be laid
out iu the parchase of splendid property
of 500 or 1 000 acres, somewhere iu the
productive West. Tjiie class of emigrants,
and indeed all who are thrifty and have
funds to an j extent, lose no time input
ting New lork and its temptations behind
them, and may be looked for, & year after,
on a well tilled farm a Bbort distance this
side of the sotting sqd. There they have
realized tbeir ideal of perfect earthly bliss,
and live and die in peace and content
ment. It is a pity that all the emigrants
that have money should go beyond' the
city, and all who have no money to’speak
of should settle here; but such is the dis
pensation of Providence.— K. T. Journal
of Commerce.
A Bolster for the Canadian Inva
We bad an interview, yesterday, with a
gentleman who has recently made .a bu
siness tour through Canada, and spent
some time in Montreal, We learn from
him that the threatened rebel raid upon
lake cities was Dot the canard maoy enp
pose it to be, but a carefully matured
scheme, which failed through the bad
faith of one of the conspirators. He de
rived his information from one of the
number, and was introduced, when in
Montreal, to several of the band, They
were mostly southern refugees, organ
ized by an officer of the rebel army who
came to Montreal with ample means to
carry out the plan, which was to visit, at
as nearly the same time as practicable, all
the lake cities and destroy all the elevators
and shipping. 1 heir object was not plun
der, bot to cripple the resources of the
North. The leaders had accurate maps
of every city from Chicago to Oswego,
showing the exact position of every ele
vator and warehouse, and designating
thosQ that were especially doomed. Every
elevator in this city was correctly mapped,
even those not yet completed. The num*
ber of the band was stated to be from four
to five hundred, and about fifty of them
were in Montreal at the time onr infor
mant was there. In his opinion bo nlan
wa3 ever more carefully laid, and nothing
bat the exposure to the Canadian govern
ment prevented its execution. Buffalo
mans o > If 'debt of itude to
j the Cant prompt
I action.
Uander this head one of the New York
papers publishes the following:
The Cork Examiner, a
paper, publishes some rather startling
news. He says:—“A rumor is being
Bpread through various parts Of the coun
try that Ireland is on the eve of a revolu
tion or rebellion. The signal for the
rising is to be the landing in some of oar
bays or harbors of on armament frem
America, provided with an ample supply
of arms and nil the other munitions of
war for the nse of those who yearn to
throw off the ‘yoke of the Baron.’ It is
also believed that there is at this moment
existing in Ireland a secret society, hav
ing its headquarters in Dublin, and
brancbls in Cork, Tralee, and all the
other principal towns of the kingdom.
This society, it is said, is at this very
moment actively engaged in organising
the people, and preparing them for the
anticipated invasion, having them tanght
military drill wherever practicable, Thus?
they will be fitted to avail themselves of
the arms that shall be plaeed in their
hands oy their foreign friends. It is
farther hinted, in mysterious language,
‘that certain persons, whose present posi
tion holds them back, will assume leading
parts in the struggle, when once it has
began.’ ”
“Hanging on Oar Front
After the rebel defeat at Stone river
Bragg telegraphed that his cavalry was
“close upon Rosecrane’ front.” This
policy was repeated after the evacuation of
Tnliahoma, and the same tactics are -in
request now. True, it is kept at a very
respectful distance, and carefully with
drawn in the event of any threatened dan
ger; bat yet it is always close upon our
front. Bragg has evidently fallen is luve
with the strategy of John Phoenix, who
held a constable down by inserting his
nose.between the latter’e teeth. Tho rebel
army is massed near Dalton, under cover
of Tunnel Hill, not the hill of that name
or Missionary Ridge, over which there wfi
such a bloody struggle, and will doubtlesß
await the development of events. Bragg
has been removed, and Hardee is tempo
rarily in command. Jeff Davis has at
length been compelled to yield, and sacri
fice one to whom he has dung with a per
tinacity which was the wonder of the whole
bogus Confederacy. The rebela for once
admit the terrible nature of their disaster,
and do not attempt to conceal it&impor’
fence; but they are consoled in remember
ing that it was the fault of Bragg; and the
invectives they hurl at him are of the most
high soanding_ find bitter Character of
Wiiich it is possible for the imagination of
man to conceive.— Cor. World.
Uniform Day of Election.
The New York Timet advocates a uni
form time for Congressional elections in
all the States, regarding such elections as
a National and not a Btate matter, and
calls upon the present Congress to fix the
day, and that it be at - the; latest date
Sractieablo before the wglnbiiia of the
ongradonai term. The teMoal&r this
new innovation upon law -4hd established
custom it that there ttra too maaj Oppo
{maaaMlo** 0 t«
£B oo
4 IS