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H ERNIA OR RUPTURE-
lierula or Rupture cured
Heroin or Ruotnrr cured
Hernia or Rupture cured
Hernia or Rupt are cured
liernia or Rupture cored
iiCru I n or Rupture cured
Hernia or Rupture cured
Heroin or Rupt orc cored
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or 'Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rupture or Hernia eared
Ittipt tire 01. I I crula cured
12 up( tire or Hernia cored
ft upturn or Hernia cured
ili oirsh'. Radical Cure Tru.•
Rltiet'i Patent Trust
PI S upixort er Trus.
tell-AtljtuAlug Trtiva
Dr. Banning's Lave or Body Brace, (or
the cart or I'l.,lapsul I ter,. Pl;ri.
and Spinal Weaknessea
Dr. S. S. Pitch's Sliver Platen Sup-
Piles Drops. 6.:ppor; snd cure
Elastic St;.t touus. i - ani v,rwose ;
Elastic Titter Co pa. I, weak knee,,,nti
Ankle Supporters. f neqk knee .conto
Suspensory Bandage.
Self-Injecting Syrtuges; ,;so ei ery Lind '
of 5} nng
Dr. ICEYSER I,as Truss whid,
adicaily cure Hernia or Rupture
Oir Office at iti± Dent S.lnztE, Nu. 140 WOOD
STREET.; sign of the 6 , olden Mortar. Persons
writing for Trusses should send the humber Of
❑ches arour..l the body Immediately over the
DR. REYSER will give his peronal attention
To the aplication of Trusses in adults and children
and he is satisfied that, with an experience of
twenty years, i,e be enabled to give satisfac
Self-luje:t in 6; 3yi lug e :
Self-Inject inn gyritiger
Self-Injectinz 93-riuges
Self-Injecting Syringes
Sold at DR. KEYSER'S, 143 Wood street
Suspensory- Bandages
Suspensory Bandages,
Suspensory Bandages,
Suspensory Bandages,
A dozen different kinds,
dozen different kinds
dozen different kinds,
, !c•zen different kinds,
At DR. KEY SEE
140 11'., , ,4 Vreet
nolo-Iyd&.cv
pILES ()z,
TWENTY YEARS STANDING
CFI E 1) .
Below will be r0t..:.! a j , urn ant of
moat re - pectable rt 11 . !/Ffoiv torn eh,
.0 in
rcgard to L r
the Doe(,,, •
ohs need be der:, ccd id rcy:2 1,) p?rparal,j,
DE. GET) IL KEYREU
I afficted w{th
Piles aboii7 scenty yisr- se,' ei es r
they were growing wors.e, so att to troll! It. me
very inu,l. so cu L ,
for xvork r.ofrietioae 1 wa3 bad th, , 1 could
not do iLnyt],o.; on 3
tile% 09111
aZ iii./Wry
a great deal of med,,ne lor thew I ii5,11,1,,,y
and take wha , e,er hear at or read of in
circulars and pamphlets that fell in my way, but
I could Oct
they would do
me some good fora liras :Ale, but afterwards
they would re:ore arain I ..id a. e er. I
applied to two Doctors ulio visited me at my
house and gave toe some tn€,lie:ne but it would
not do, I coull not get well. Over a year ago I
got an advertisement of ;'our Lindsay's Blood
Searcher, made by youreelf—when you sold it to
me you told me one bottle would not cure me
mad thtit my whole System would have to be re-
hewed by the medicine before I got well
bought ontrbottle end took it home with ine and
used it according to your directions. I then COIL
ed to see you again, when you said I could not
expect much benefit from one bottle. I bought
it on, one bottle at a time. until I had used five
bottles. After this quantity had been used, I
was oritirely well.ct the Piles, which had tort ur
ed me for twenty In other respects my
health lA improved, and I am as well as could be
expected for one cf my age, being sixty year
past. I have bean well now for six months, and
there is no appearance of .1 return of the disease
I can do any kind of farming work now without
the Piles corn: T . ., .L.3,va .•.nd Luning me. I can
pitch hay, cr., wood, lif., or do any kind of
work which 1.,,f0r.. r.o hart me. When I
found out your 131r)od-Searcher I kept on taking
It until I got entirely well. I consider it my du-
ty to make my owe known to the country for the
benefit of others who :nay be suffering as I was
and do not know the value of your medicine. You
may publish this if you like—l live in Wilkie:
Township, and will be pleased to satisfy any one
of the truth of this certificate if they wish to call
ELLIOTT DAVIS
December 24th, 1863
saoLook out far ne name of DR. GEORGE H.
KEYSER on the cover of the bottle andpasted infer
the cork; also for his etany on the United States
stamp on the top of the bottle to prevent beingintpau.
set upon by a spurious artfcle which is in the market.
Sle2B-1 yd.. 4 w
K UNKEL'S CELEBRATED
Bitter Wine of Iron,
Bitter Wine of Iron.
Bitter Wine of Iron,
Bitter Wine of Iron:
For Dy , ..pepsiA and Indigestion
For I/y apersi a and Inbleention
I.'or I yapepaia and Indirestloll.
For Dyspepsi l 1111,1 lltdiee Lion.
For Weak ntonvt, ha and 1; au, rai
For Weak stoma, in and , ianaral Detalit3
For Weak St nn and I ;eneral 1 /ebtlit
For Weak . ...i(3111:1,111, nti.l t it•twril
Reliable and Sure to d,u ;1.01.
Reliable and Sure to do ;n o ,!,
Reliable and Sure to do,
Reliable and Surat° do , iOOll,
AI '1111..1 ki4) Hall°
Anil ltarh,
Arid 1',11111,1 CI. If itre
:If
Jr hut little and Purines And
d., Harm
the /ilt.
It 'osts but little and Purifies the
It i 'osts but little and Purifies the libshl.
It i:otts but hill,. 'lntl the
I )1'11,13 Valtod I -ni
==:==il
====
inly ;5 ('l4 ylid ) )ne
()lily cr.., an,l (kie D,alat jar litkr;.
oitl 'la and One 1),.11ai lints t.
util) t I, and (Ha 2
Manufactured 1.1 Nhl.l.
(((in (lenetal Marko; .;rt...1. Hat ,
risburg, Pa. For sale in Pin nii; it! ili by RI!
respectable dealers '
For 54 IC in Put,l,tirgh byl2. I:
, and H. L t'A IIN )( •
4-tim
IM P ORTANT TO LADIES,
Great American Remedy..• .
Harvey's Chrono Thermal
_PH
HAVENEVER VET FAILED , lIEN
the , lireetn , ni hAve been Earl,'
in reworinF Elitnc . ultieb
( 1 11: - • CHI rNS. tilt sT(
N AT I*NE..
(Jr in restoring the at.trin to perfect nenl'l, n
suffering from i-pinal Affections.
Uteri. the White.. or other weal:Elmo.... Of 11,e
Uterine liTySlll.. The fill, Rre i •erleetic 1,1
04 the c.instirotion. and 111,:i tithen hi the
Most delicate temalee without , 11,111tf d;;t rest
ittthe same time
THEY ACT AS A CHARM,
By strengthening, Invtgeratlng, ant res,ring the
system to a health} comhtion, and 1 bringing
on the monthly per,mi it 0 regulsr,t:, :\o ow.
ter from what cause the oestructiun may aria,
Tttey should, hn, ever, Ntil he Innen the fLrs:
three or four months of preghancy. though sate
atany other time, as miscarrtage wo„, I the
result.
Each box cnntalne Bu PRICE , NI.
DOLLAR.
DR. HARVEY'S TREATISE
, on Diseases of Females, Pregnancy, Miscarriage.
Barrenness, Sterility, Reproduction, and A' •,sec.
of Nature, and emphatically the LA DI Ls' Ili:.
VATE MEDICAL ADVISER, a ;.3mpt.le• of
pages, sent tree to ar. a.: , tres, : - 45 . - . 44 4 144-4;1114 - •
, ed to pay postage.
; Sir" The pills and Book o-,11 be sent t,y ~,,,,
contidenii...ll), when desire.i, 'Li I. - ni.i..l - i_ a LE:
, and pre-paid on receipt of inone Li
,1. BR Y A.N , M. D., oenerol Agent.
No. 76 ( edar street. Nest lurk. A GOOD CONST IT UTIO - i,
SO - Joseph Fletuinig, Druggist. corner of A sTRON t.. 4, ONSTITUTION
the Diamond and ..dar.r.et street agent for Pitts- A HEALTHY COI sT ITI. TION,
burgh. ~b C- e indesv A SOt a, ti cONSTITUTION.
1‘ LLL .tI.AE F: f ie.. ,
1 —F' rt r - v A.r - • DI SO 11: A. C 12, !74 .
I --
I DR. BROWN'S OFFICE
I No. 50 Smithfield S!reet
Of every kind.
- - - STOT T f•'' ,
l, IL:. ":.\ KL :lir
LI v
I.:Ly 20 DAYS
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS IN DEPRESSED - -
nee,.: of ine,iic.il A.,! , ,.:, ,•:, - ,11, r .• t ii; • int , WILL MAKI. I ILL
him. Bail.
SALLOW COM PL.EX lON- CLEAR
Dr. Brown's reme.iiev net , i Itti i, - , ,e i 7 ,;iu. \t ILL .•lAKE. ME DRY GrOODS
rities, scrofulous and i enereiti sleclions Also DULL EVE - CLEAR rt. IIIIII:liT
herviii•sry taint. such as letter. i nortnl, nn.
other skin diseases, , he orig,: ut lA. ia-ti it.,. i•it
tient isig-noraut
SEMINAL WEAKNES-;
Dr. 13'i remedies for th, a ttib.ll.:m. brobt on
MALE
by solitary habits, are the only medicines known
in thbi ColilltrV which are sale and will 011
restore r, health. FEMALE
Dr. Brown's remedies cure in a ten- date this
painful affliction.
He also treats Piles. g lee , . ionnorrhoe, Urc
thal Discharges, Female Pains in the
Back and Kidneys, Irritation of the RI tdtter,
Strictures ' etc.
A letter to be answered must cunt sin at less!
ONE DOLLAR.
31ralicines sent to !lily nddror• =vicly 1,1,2k,1
Office and private rooms No 50 Siatthnel !
STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa. noiralaw
IikTOTICE TO ALL CONCEIt NED.—
_co Among a certain class Merit-important peas
pie there a pveilloil levbrig ot atta,h
ed to all physicians that alt eel ins am: treat the
diseasesuanted in thine v.;..1'e., 1 , 1-i ans.,
why Hi, ,houl,l be, they nor ran , a ft, ~ uni t
Are they uot aware that all phy ntoi nun Ire
else. , It'llol.lllll/11:Itia, 11l ac ..,„ 1 , a
the 6 that are 4o . 0, 11 , ,,-.ts I I, I la . -,
er) reiluei parties. 1 nuppone would not
let one ,'l their family go to n p.vt rinr he,
dr
votr•d 1 - 11 !or their benefit, herr ii' ~,1, ,-
se, the fa.•l. and their lama]; phj aIC/.111 lie It
111111114,1, ,) he can get the en,e nfren l ie
almost deprived the party of his life. lie
at !set to I tor phy sidienth,L; -how else
are the) to know t Are they nor an are that :sir
Astley 'singer, Sir Benjamin Brodie, tiir Charles
Ball and .11 Paul Ihcord devoted yearn in the
treatment ill these diseases I These inen are held
tip at nhinlng lights in the medic-II wnrl , l; I don't
n.nert that all Olen tire worthy - that puhkrh, still
there are :tercetrid them 11,:ii tile I ha, e
devoted itself to the •I IT, 11, ~f
PRIV,. ..!, of lo • 411,1
Witholl , I g:0115111 run na, I ht,e cel hOnOre
from )ear, tit miser. and untimely death. :11)
treatnieht I, r,ontine.l The I 0,,er,,1,Er her.
as 1 thinif n is the beat And DWI , ~1•14 In. It 13 in
my power in bring hundreds of eertinear e , it
thought it necessary to certify In in general sw
cent, . but my long residence In thin city in loth
cient proof f1414.1IIII!. More. , perilla 4 orrheA
and all diseases arising from Lt are cured In
much shorter time than heretofore. It behooves
every young man and woman to be careful In se
lecting a physician. The different nd, ertisements
that are seen In our papers are of no worth, and
no benefit will arise from answers than only loss
of health and money. Hundreds are cured anal,_
ally by at) new reinediee. Address BOX 800.
Jan-13,1 Pittsburgh Postottlee.
=MOM
=ME
I h I •r 1 1
COSTAR'S
TT M Ft 31V1 'I IV
EXTERMINATORS,
FOR RATS, MICE, ROACIIES, ANTS,
Bed Bugs, Aluths in Furs, Woolens, &c.. In
sects on Plants, Fowls. animals, &c.,
Put up in •45c, falc, and $1 boxes, bottles and
flasks; e 3 and tes flasks for Hotels, Public Intl I
tutions, &c.
'Only inf,lUGle remedies known.•'
'Free from Poisons.'
"Not dangerous to the Human Family."
“Rata come out'of their holes to die."
415y-Sold wholesale in all large cities.
Sir Sold by all Druggists and Dealers every
where.
star-Beware of all worthless imitations
46rSee that "Costar's" name is on each box,
bottle and flask before you buy.
Address HENRY R. COSTAR.
Principal Depot, 4-82 Broadway, N. Y.
//a-Sold by R. E. SELLERS & CO., and B.
L. FAHNESTCCE. & 00., Wholesale Agent,
Pittsburgh. jyl6-omdeod&w.
THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE
Invented 1845. Verfected 1862.
- 111E,CEIVED TRIBUTE PROM ALL
Mother Sewinqachines, at the World's Fair,
1862, while the S er Sewing Machine received
an honorable men on on its merits ; and Wheel
er 8. Wilson's a medal for its device, called "Cir
cular Hook." The Howe Sewing Machine was
awarded a premium (to an English Exhibitor,)
as the best for all purposes on exhibition. Our
lightest Machine guaranteed to make perfect
work on the lightest and heaviest fabrics.
Sold and rented, Cor. - I.'esina St Gait., streets.
A. M. I.IcGREGOR.
my2o.63taw-ly Agent.
LIVERY STABLE FOR SALE.,-,,THE
re irtoals, consisting of HORSES, BUG
GIES, CARRIAGES BAROUCHES, HAR
NESS, HEARSES, t'LERIIIS, and all other
vehicles belonging he establishment is oflbred
for sale by the undersigned on reasonable terms;
and also, the buildings mall be sold , or leased fdr
a term of years, For ftrrtherbiforniation inquire
of R. H. 'PATTERSON.
Comer of Diamond st,andOhatry-alley.
janil-dtf ,
50FASIiEr"PINTS
AND, /= „ ex alUbanPlgheli -eaildthk
Azosole.
„In stare DulftiraltOri ,
$lllOl9 ec ItrOKEßTsoif
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=ME
MEDICAL
The Tonic
The 4i-rem lonic
I is
I 1 rest TORli
i rent
.1? htit a Tri,
lt't. “ni, Trial
A Trinl
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RHET'INIATL.M
PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1864
MEDICAL
! DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, &C .
DR. - HOOFLAND : S
GERMAN BITTERS,
PR EPA RED 13)
M. .T CKSON,
Pill f.ADEI,II I 1.1. P.l
It is not a Bar Room Drink,
r~~►trßLvr,
AN INTOX ft'ATINCI BEVERAGE, ;
\ 111 ;111.\ '0"
VEC[TABLE EXTRACT.
♦ Pl' 111 - . -I'()NrC,
FTILL 1 1;, ,N 1
AI c , 11.,11, StinJulahtti
ILI. EPPECTI .% 1.1.1 I I II E . .
LIVER COAII)1 \IVY ',.'- •
~.„
J• .._ , , ..; ,„..
~,-.,
...- -.•
F., 1...4 .. t
llyvepsnl. and Jaundice, „ ll.- s i - ,
1: -
HOOF LAN D' S GERMAN BITTERS 11 All GA_ IN S. .
WILL, t , 111. L \ 1,11 .0.1.
M ROOM FOR OUR SPRING
( hroulc or Ilier - a mum beblllly, 1)1 rill° L AKE
.caat, lle offer at
of the Kittitcya, and Dl.en.”
-
Wholesa lay or
ii ri %in g. from a Pisor
do, ed ,:tonnarh.
AT
Observe the Following Symptoms GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
• Hoods, Sontags,
Ladies' Wool Vests,
A large quantity 01
Heavy Wool Socks,
I:vsord. r% of the e OrKaus
biotite: 1 , 3 tt.e I.
- hitty tit the itto:tntith
Nt1,5.421t. Heat tt , ..rt.
or t.: WC•1".:It IC
1,1"
t.r.fitittering ht the of the r,ttge
n..h. -, rlmmtitg ut the Head, flurried and
1 tithet.lt Hrelthir.g. 1 luttcring at the Heart
Choictugur - tut:tetatinge•euatitllMlS heath a lying
pot. , of 1151t.u. ln.ta ur Webs be
fore t ar Sight. Ic, er KL,I Lit,ll Pain in the
/lead, Hrtiiien.ry non. I el
-I.t, nes. Ott:le. Skin knit Li et,..Pain to
In the t•lue,Baitic..
t-uittien nUbilea lire,. burn
the flesh. I instant
t.l 1.
and great Ltet.res-
HOORAND'S
GERMAN
v::r.;.
A Cir I ! I 1 f.
:".• I !, I.
}ILA L;111 X 11,0 .,
•
:•11:.111 :\I.L.
EMEMB
NTRONG
WILL MALL Tilt
IMMMIENS=
p.c.,ve a
MINT - JEIA.' 4 Z" 1714.33ALX1..."1?-.
I •;;':-.
a a a a ma** 44Ca
49 .9 a 9 9 .9 43 a 43
PARTI(;ULAR NOTICE.
r t i , ~.
.. ~. ~Ai~~y.
~ . y.:ri~:,. r r
liar. t.tt N. deu.tl /it ..ttlt te the at .n •r
eept al., • • rt all • th.
Nair
t, 140., , 0,30. %%111 Is 0• e a I tquo,
Paten, , c r 10/ One
130111, I loollnutl'i. All
/qt.!"
1,14 Tlxree quart.. 01 1. 1 1ir00.1) Or
rs,, n t'ltwl ttt tlt h•nn
iootl.ttecr. 11111 n
11111111EME11111
DELIC tTE C HILDREN
ho, au Irv! Ili,. o.:. )1 IIL ..[I
ill led el) hu rt I I ;inc f.u!tie 111 tld'
-uITI I atflZ
I EIIILITT
biers •,1 Those Itittprs
. ,!rttA h et ler bh..t
I , EVE:I2.
Ili:. toil, will Lot
I Nc17 ,, ,,, It tot a, 1 , 1 , . E,1410, at the
Q, Relic toe .1 A
Althoogii Out U.s;•Obe,l to tat Or or reeolllMend
Pa Zoe! .lielie,ties in general, the. nigh distrust of
their ingreclicuts acid effects ; 1 yet know of no
suglmeni reasons way a man may nut testily to
the benefits Ito belie% os himself. to have received
trout any simple preparation, 10 the hope that he
may thus contribute to the ben , -ht of others.
1 do this more readily In regard to lloonand's
Lierman Bitters, prepared by lie U. 31. Jackson,
of this city, because 1 was prejudiced against
them for many years, under tile impression that ;
tney here chiefly an alcoholic Mixture. lam I
Indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker, esq.,
for the removal 01 tnig prejudice by proper teals,
and tor encouragement to try them u hen
tag trom great and long couttnfitti debility. The
use ut three bottica of these Bitters, at the begin
ning of the present 3 ear, was followed by evident
N.-het, and restoration to a degree of bodily and
mental vigor which I had not felt for six months • de29
before. and had almost despaired of regaining. 1
theret ore thank hod and my friend for directing
ma to the use Of them. •
PHILADLI.PLUA, June 2.3, 1662.
J. NEW PON BROWN.' e qCj
/ dor / arz ig .
ATTENTION SOLDIER, t
f I
AND TILE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS'. I f, /
We call the attention of all having relatli
friends in the army to the fact that "II
LAND'S German Bitters' , will cure nine to •
of the diseases induced by exposures and
tions incident to camp life. In the lista, J
ed almost daily in the newspapers, on the arrival
of the sick, it will be noticed that a very large
proportion are sulfuring from debility. Fvery
case of that kind can be readily cured by Roof
land's German Bitters. We have no hesitation
in stating that If these Bitters were freely used
among our soldiers hundreds of lives might be
saved, that otherwise would be lost.
The proprietors are daily receiving thankful
letters from sufterers in the army and hospitals,
who have been restored to health by the use of
those Flatters sent to them by their friends.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
See that the Signature of C. M. JACKSON" la
o❑ the 'WRAPPER of each Bottle.
PRICES
Large size 851,00 per Bottle, or Half Doz. V.,00
Medium size 75 or Half Doz, INA
The Large Size, on account of the goats:ay the
Bottles hold, are much the cheaper.
Should your nearest druggist not b.ave the ar
ticle, do not be. ut off by any of the intoxicating
preparations that may be offered tr ai ts place, but
send to us, and Wy will forward, securely packed
by exkrese.
PrinoipelPflice, and Manufactory, No. 631
ARCH. STREET, PRILAZELPH.L.I, PA.
JONES & EVANS,
(sucopssoßs TecAO, N. JACKSON & C 0.,)
PlCOr , !itnn`OES
4i' FOR SAL, and
e very town in the ralgdrirrbiltes. ttpotelatein
FOR SALE. ~
, •• ~,,,
4 i11.5t
.:7 ~. .
MISSISSIPPI FOUND
A cite at 0 ,
;1 5
-El,
..
- --
t, _ S -. Sr. Louis, Mo.,
^ 74,, P
- ,1 2 - 6 -.. - FOR SALE AND LEASE,
'kw: -t., z , <5 . 4 Cencluding General Renutrkq—He throws
, ,o. b z , ::! r /,:S 44 WE OFFER FOR FOR SA LE THE the Bitttne upon Linepin and Halleck—
..-.. el P 4 :1.. '" entire stock of
Attack upon the Committee en the Con
.: 4 .? z -2 7 : , - .'..5? :1 Tools, Patterns & Machinery duct of the War—ffedfilino - Civilians
:.:" 0 "
,
.1 q.)
~... _ ;.; : El . .- z if the above well-known establishment, togeth and Genet, i 1:4, etc.
_
,tj - ...-7 ..; ci2 v ~",, r. - et with a Lease on favorable terms, for a cried
::,;!,, ct c n ,S, CO - I 7 of years of the hoildin s and rounds
a s s
9.,.. ti ^ !
~. T
..,.: The stock of patterns is the most complete in
~,,. , . z , f..., a
... _ , in the Nest, et - On - acing every variety of Station- _
a " „ 1 / 2 4 , f... 7 ' F ': Er : ~.. g. - , ary and Ricer Steam Engines, over one thous- This report would be incomplete with
...., „„, s o .. -• .. -: _l. . , and wheel and putty patterns, all kincla of mill
out allusion to some general considers
i cit c A ' , ,_hs ?n•, - ; machinery, ana nearly es cry other class of work
''' g -,- .. ' ,7, .-) f'. 7 - used in the country lions which have been firmly impressed
upon me by the events which have or
'E; ; '' ~..; To parties having the necessary capital, the
- 7 ~, 1 - ... f. P., z ....._ ‘ above, with its est %blushed custon find reputation -
,siss a I.- e. ,z . .e• co ;::, , offers an 1,111.4,1a1 Limner. for profitable incest- est- curl', •I. To my mind, the most glaring
-, r- , tir Tr- , 4 , .-htt g - - F. merit.
1 r; I,tio 'l
0 ,sr• '4 --,-- ._
, It not disposed of as above by the 20TH OF defect in our armies is the absence of sys
, tent in the appointment and promotion
. cs , '
.4 .., ._, , I 41312 CAR Y. I% t, the routs and Patterns will . •
--/,' 7 4 ..:_kfl W 7:, ~,-.'-'._ I.e sold in detail. Fot terms and price, inquire 101
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. 4 , f lt t ai ss $4l
~•;
cz o
.. t
. :Z , eh tr 2 general and other officers, and the
a ~.,„- ' c „, a L.,. ? on i th 2 e . pre i mises
want of means for the theoretical instrue
- - _
° 4o - it 5 7
. , ATV ' ' l ' i't " NE '''` en- tins of the mass of officers. The expan
_
RESIDENCE, anon of the army was so great and so rap
j^
't*: g , 4 _.. " t
id at the commencement of the existing
t; ';D " - Ed 7 z .--: POHS A I. 1 7 '.... , war, that it was, perhaps, impossible, in
!' 0 A : 2 : :f.
, 5.5 .6 - ;•. : .7 27: I _ the great scarcity of instructed officers,
a.._. Ir ? - ..7-.7., I THE TWO-STORY BRICK le have adopted any other course than
that which was pursued, but the time has
' GOTHIC COTTAGE MOUSE, arrived when measures may be initiated
to remedy existing defects, and provide
On Ridge Igreeet, Allegheny, against their recurrence. I think that
Near Ihe Western 1 heological Seniinary, occu- the army should he regarded as a perma
pied I.) Major Wade. neat one; that is to say, its affairs should
For a rural residence in the city, this property be administered precisely as if all who
tihnaLitt,retAbail,fl3,.[,,,;) equals
r,,,1 , e , t 'l t
l h ,
r e o h u e h i house
u t t s , t : Le r r h h t t , , belongedion for to life, a it n d h t a h c o l
s m e a rn d l e es it fo r theirpropmrootfieosns
rtgu,t.il,es
e,ni_itz„yix Iv i t7 r.. .! e i , o i t k a i n t
c ii he t.: t ei r ‘ a t
n w g ' e nt er r n h r; , e. et., which have , .
been found necessary
rear of the lot are terraced end planted with
lot Is 50 , , feet treat by 201 deep. m e front and in the hest foreign armies to excite hon
orable emulation, produce an espirit do
trees and ahrubberf
For price and teras of sale, eel to corps, and procure efficiency, should be
s. s RYAN, followed by us. All officers and soldiers
Broker and Insurance Agent. should be made to feel that merit, that is
69 Fourth Street,
to say courage, good conduct, the knowl
edge and performance of the duties of
Robert , Jarrett h. Sons and the, their grades, and fitness to exercise those
of a superior grade-will insure to them
i s
Pellosyli aloft Railroad Comp's I In the Court
apt Common advancement in their profession, and
p.eseult-in Me and Indiana -Pleas i,t liar- Call alone secure it for them. Measures
Railroad . Company and Jerc , 1 clson County should be adopted to secure the theoret
emih Wilbur and Henry M. ; Ohio.
v‘ lC . a h l o i s ri h s n tru ul c o tio a n , ofafrsatastfoffi possible,e ers ,
be a at least,
Alexander. Trustees and others.,
IN PURSUANCE TO THE JUDGMENT
A. in this case. ordering the sale of the steuben- ed fro . in offle•e;s having military educe- -
vale and Indiana Railroad, to pay the amounts
ascertained to be due sand Wilbur and Alexan- tion, or who had seen actual service in
We continue to keep a Weil assorted stock of der.
~ ,uT n r t u .c s i f i e e e Trustees
I, a e t rn t the first
s t t n e o e r , tgf i afie l
e a s n e f e l
o a ri llo m
otrht! the field. The number of cadets at the
Trimmings, gage of Band Company, and in the obedience to
3I
an order of sale issued out of said Court, dated creased r 7
to
o cademy should be at once in
the greatest capacity of the
Embroid the sixth 1611,, day or January, 1064, I will offer institution. The regular army should '
eries, at public bale, at the front door of the Court
fs, House, in be increased, and maintained complete
Hosie
Handkerchie STEUBENVILLE, OHIO, in numbers and efficiency. A well or
ry, ffithe place designated in the decree for sales, and ganized system of recruiting, and of de
between the hour's uf twelve o'clock, noon, and
Gloves, three o'clock p m , instruction,ofpots for should be adopted,
in order to keep the ranks of the regi
27th Day of February, 1964,
to the highest bidder, for cash, the entire properlT rnents full, and supply promptly the
and road of the steuberiville and Indiana it.ifo
Notions and
losses arising from battle or disease. This
road company. lying within the towns of Steu- • ' ' •
Nick-Nacks beat - tile and S'ei• ark, and between the same and 19 especially necessary for the artillery
the branch of said road from Cadiz Junction to and cavalry arms of the set - vice, which,
Also. a very large supply of the to, nof Cadiz, Including all rights of way from the beginning of the war, have ren
held and contracted tor by said Company, the
superstructure and tracks thereon. allsidetracks, tiered great - services, and which have
turnouts, depot grounds and buildings thereon never been fully appreciated by any but
an•l appertaining thereto; including also as a their comr e need, also, far e
part of said premises, all EriachAe.„&tiga . -
. t all e tti l *Ctiriltf — rir'Sisi. - - h."1,1 - -tl- arnn - - n e ttoo
arrangem - ern et.l. 4 "" e r - •
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non i , 6 c t purpose ; and all the engines.
locomot - if ea, cars, machinery, tools, and all other campaigns, the direction should be left
property used in operating, maintaining and re- to the professional soldier. A state-man
;fairing the said road, belonging to said Cotnpany,
and all other, the franchises, rights and privileges may, perhaps,be more comeptent than a
of said Steubenville and Indiana Railroad COM- soldier to determine the political objects
party, which, under the laws of the State of and direction of a campaign; but, these
(mini, ~re subject to judiclai bale, and may pass once decided upon, every thing should
there..s An.! in making the sod sale, the plant
of said road, with all real estate and fixtures be- be left to the responsible military head,
longing end appertenant thereto, will be sold en- without interference from .civiliams. In
tire; but the locomotives, cars. rolling stock and no other manner is success probable.
personal property not attached, of said company
will be sold separately, and to avoid sacrifice, at The meddling of individual members of
not less than two•tfilnla of the present value
thereof. committees of Congress with subjects
which, from lack of experience, they are
The amount of first mortgage lien _52,319,325
The amount of second mortgage lien 1,314.441 of course incapable of comprehending,
and which they are too apt to view
' through the distorted medium of partisan
or personal prejudice can do no good,
and is certain to produce incalculable
mischief.
I cannot omit the expression of my
thanks to the President s for the constant 1
evidence given me of his sincere person
al
regard, and his desire to sustain the
military plans which my judgment led
me to urge for adoption and execution:
I cannot attribute his failure to adopt
some of those plans, and to give that
nsupport to others which was necessary
to their success, to any want of bond
deuce in me; and it only remainsapr me
to regret that other counsels came be
tween the constitutional Commander-in-
Chief and the General Nvhorn he had.
, placed
.h
i a e t h t r h e e s
u h l e te a , d i
i o n f
t h h i e s
f a e r o n o i r ie e s o — f c g o r wa ea
L
c a m paigns.
If the nation possesses no General in
service competent to direct its military af
fairs, without the aid or supervision of
politicians, the sooner it finds them and
places them in position, the better will it
ue for its fortunes. I may be pardoned
for calling attention to the memorandum
submitted by me to the President on the
4th of August, 1861; my lettei to him, of
July, 1862, and other similar communi
cations to him and to the Secretary of
War. I have seen no reason to change,
in any material regard, the views then
expressed.
After a calm, impartial, and patient con
sideration of the subject:—a subject which
demands the closest thought on the part
of every true lover of his country-1 am
convinced that, by the proper employ
ment of our resources, it is entirely possi
ble to bring this war to a successful mil
itary issue. I believe that a necessary
preliminary to the re-establishment of the
Union, is the entire defeat, or virtual
destruction of the organized military
power of the Confederates, and that such
it result should be accompanied and fol
lowed by conciliatory measures; and that
by pursuing the political course I have
always advised, it is possible to bring
about a permanent restoration of the
Union, a reunion by which the rights of
both sections shall be preserved, and by
which both parties shall preserve their
self-respect while they respect each other.
In this report I have confined myself
to a plain narrative of such facts as are
necessary for the purposes of history.
When it was possible I have preferred to
give these facts in the language of des
pacthes, written at the time of their oc
currence, rather than attempt a new rela
tion. The Army grew into shape bnt
slowly, and the delays which attended . on
people
intothe obtaining w
inter
of
of ar g o a l ,
of the country. Even at the time of thlee
. 2 c , on w tm er u e m n g o l i tt e r s
trying to the soldiers than to the op
organization of the Peninsula campaign,
some of the finest regiments were with
out rifles, nor were the utmost exertions
on the part of the military authorities ad
service.
equate to overcome the obstacles to active
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thirty do yo , and ace now selling at
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Jur st!!ck Is almost entire!) new, all hai
been purchased within ninety days for cash, at
the !cry lowest prices of the year. ,
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In case the amount 01 his bid is not made good at
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J)IV ELLING 110 USE ROR SALE..—
The subscriber otters for sale the dwelling
house in which he now lives. sit listed on South
Avenue, First ward. Allegheny. 'the lot is .21
feet front by Itlo deep. running back to a 20 feet
allies It i 3 A ha„ 55Oried brick , contain s
canons and cellar The out-houses are a as ash
M.,. stable. coal house. ie There is a large
and sorroutelirig the duelling, flllr,l with shade
and ornamental trees Theta' LS gas and si titer in
all the rissms of the dwelling
I also otter for snilc a dettirable rountry resi
dence in Rochester ton nehip. Beaver county, Pa
, ontaining tivvrity a•res ground. There Is a
new I m
.1 storil frame dwelling, containing six
rooms, on the property. 'There LA also a young
orchard of all itlilLa of Mon. I is a good
barn. out-louises. a... It t,, shout a mile from the
Rixthester demo.
For terms, inquire of R. 'AI. BOLES,
H OUSE FOR 1.E.-
This property is one of the most convenient
and desfr Ole resl.len...es in the ,ity The lot ex
tends trom Lire to Congress street. The house
a two story brick, containing six rooms, besides
bath room, wash horse. hake house and light dry
cellar and pantry. There is a nicely paved large
raid. and a brick stable fronting on Congress at.
The house supplied Wit 11 gas, hot and cold water;
hall painted and grained ; parlor nicely finished
with marble mantles : property all in good e.ondi
lion. Price s4.mar. Terms 4:,000 in hand and
the balance in two years. For further particulars
inquire at the premises. dels-dtf
Dial° ill'
Well located and doing a good business. The ob
ject of the owner In selling is to turn his entire
attention to another business. For particulars
inquire of R. E. SELLERS & CO.,
janl6-m corner Wood and Second sts.
WALTER, H. LOWRIE,
- INTENDS RESUMING THE PRAC
JIL TICE OF THE LAW, 1.11 the same house
formerly occupied by hint on
Fourth Street, above Smithfield
nolB-3m
WHEELE:
No. t 37 Fourth it
Have won the highest Premiums at all the im
portant State and Mechanical Fairs where ex
hlbted Nis season. New improvments have re
cently been added which renders it the moat de
&treble maehloe in the market. They are we:-
rained for three years. Instructions are given
gratuitoualy. Call and Bee them in operation:
SVNIPER & C 0.,.
When at length, the Army was in con
dition to take the field, the Peninsula
campaign was planned and entered upon
with enthusiasm by the officers and men,
Had this campaign been followed up as
it was designed, I cannot doubt that it
would have resulted in a glorious triumph
to our arms, and the permanent restora
tion of the power of the Government in
Virginia and North Carolina, if not
throughout the revolting States. It was,
however, otherwise ordered, and instead
A y L PAPER AT OLD Pimps— are-porting a ViCiOriow, campaign, has
wv f d caper at 26c. been-my.dety. to relate the herollai, of a
Light cOlored cae4p p er at reduced axmy sent upedt art Taft
for sale by. W 0041.14. In& an enemy's country,
:,ere`
• western AgentL
Pittsburgh office No. 27 Fifth street, three doors ,
below Bank Block. Janf—pa.w.
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Fitting and Plumbing Establishnient of
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not Wood street.
SALT
S R. IllAtiEE.
isl Master Commissioner.
Januar) 9. ISCI pint:2—dt(
.- , enth Ai dam , . Allegheny city
No. 114 Elm St. Bth Ward
'ORE FOR SALE.--11 A
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Col hinting Remarks of Gen. 31cClel..
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For Exhibitions and 'COncerts cannot be
otupassed in the city
on one and ()Asinine another and4siw
plan of campaign; lithich might and
would have been successful if supported
with the appreciation of its
,necessities;
but which failed because of thereted
failure of promised support; at the pen
mOst
critical, and, as pftved, at the most fatal
moments. That heroism surpasses
ordinary description. Its illustratinu
must be left for the pen of the historian,
' in times of calm reflection, when the na
tion shall be looking back to the petit
from the midst of peaceful days. ~
' For me, now, it is sufficient to say,
that my comrades were victors on every
' field save one, and then the endurance
of but a little more than a single 'corps
accomplished the object of the fighting,
i and by securing to the army its „transit
'to the . James river, le ft to the enemy a
' ruinous and barren victory. The artily
of the Potomac was first reduced by the
withdrawal from my command of :the
division of Gen. Blenker, which rwts
ordered to the Mountifin Department,
under Gen. Fremont. We had seemly
landed on the Peninsula., when it was
further reduced by a dispatch revoking a
previous order giving me command at
Fortress Monroe, and under which I had
intended to take ten thousand men from
that point to aid in our operations. Then,
when under fire before the defences of
I Yorktown, we received the news of the
withdrawal of Gen. McDowell's Corps
off about 35,000. This completed the
overthrow of the original plan of the
campaign. About one third of my en
- tire army (five divisions out of fourteen,
one of the nine remaining, being but a
little larger than a brigade) was flirts
taken from me. Instead of a rapid Ad
vance which I had planned, aided by .a
flank movement up the York rive r it
was only left to besiege Yorktown. The
siege was successfully conducted' ythe'
army, and when those strong works
at length yielded to our approaches,
the troops rushed forward to.. the
sanguinary but successful battle of
Williamsburg, and thus opened •an al
most unresisted advance to the bank of the
Chickahominy. Richmond lay before
them, surrounded by fortifications and
guarded by an army larger than our own,
but the prospect did not shake' the cour
age of our brave men who composed my
command. Relying still on• the support
which the vastness of our undertaking
and the grand results depending on our
success seemed to insure us, we pressed
forward. The weather was stornirbe
yond precedent, the deep anti of the !Pe
ninsula was at times one vast morass.
The Chickahominy rose to a higher stage
than had been known for - yeartt before.
Pursuing the advance, the crosgsvere
seized, and the right wingenctendetd to tf -
feet a junction with reenforcemerqPiriv
promised, and earnestly desired,
_end
upon the arrival of which the EoMplefe
success of the campaign seenteitelniwmf
ta./. l4e nt i giuiatSttltl _
atutt
a t:lorftt
ApilitlYiULAlng4,
had it come, we should tfteehavagozie
into the enemy's capital. rtnevei caMe.
The bravest army could not do morolm
der such overwhelming disitppointment
than the Army of the Potomac theri'thd.
Fair Oaks attested their courageMitren
durance, when they hurled bliekViigain
and again, the vastly superior mastata l of
the enemy. But mortal men could-notao'-•
eomplish the miracles that seem' to 1` rte
been expected of them. But otiti.ltniiree
was left—a flank march in -the lateoT,a
powerful enemy, to attother anithLtter
base—one of the moat hazatiltutsmosii
ments in the war. The Army - owz
tomac holding its own intalyjni '
gas
equalsafety of our cause in its hituderfirai
equal to the occasion. The sey,Etas: ,
are classical in American hlsttorti:- . lie
days in which the noble sitildierwiti ;the
fle
Union and Constitution fought In bit
numbering enemy by. day ,nuttralfasjed
from successive vietoriesbynightiiirough
a week of battle closing ther.teilible
series of conflicts With Ilie;,,MentorAble
victory of Mal Vern, where..theyvelroie
back, beaten and shatterediAbteMkite
Eastern Army of . .the s eatifid . _
. i.,_
.....etintitlMa
thus secured for themselvesi,
and point for a new , advatece'llPOA , the
Capital, from the banks: . i t t, ,t 44.446,03..
Richmond was sti ll in our grasp;lied the
Army of the Potomac been Tel
and permitted to advance. _Ant '0144.
sela, which I cannot but thin k subsequent
events proved unwise,
,pievitilled-in
Washington, and'we were , - ptdered to
abandon the-cansiiititg 4 14eiterldid-tol
diers better denerVe - the thanks of a na
tion, than the Army of the -PotOinazior
the deeds of the Peninsula
'was
and although that meed 'was vitiate!
from them by the authorities, I aurper
suaded that they have receivd the ap
plause of the American people. The
Army of the rotomec was recal!ed l / 2 (Mu
within sight of Richmond,an# ir(co,,,,
rated with - the "Artily of "Vlrguila. - 'Th'., \
disappointment of the cautpaignion the 1 / 2
Peninsula had not damped theteirrdetmor
diminished their patriotism.. z .,gheys
fought well, faitlaftllly, gallantly .under
General Pope, yet were coniPelletgrfalf
back on Washington, defeated d'it:
most demoralized. The enemy,•xurki ,
er occupied in guarding his own Capita
poured his troops Northward,enterg
rqr a
Maryland, threatened Pennsylvania, 'anti
even Washington itself_ Ebated by lrlit ,
recent victories and assured.% . ,llitzt .our
troops were disorgaßiFid
.jtad dis
pirited, he was c.on-figetilt.
.that tho
seat of war wahtow'pertniutentlrtrittir
ferred to the Loyal States, mid thlit Ids•
own exhausted soil wins to be relieved:
from the burden o suPporting Awo kgs-,
tile armies. But he did not underitand
the spirit which animated tlielkddleies'or
the Union. •
[The concluding passagea,df tai ,
McClellan's report have been eva,byr
telegraph. We repeat die lastparamso,
No man can justly charge Upon any
portion Of that army, from thetotainaitd:•'
ing Genral to the private, anylitekrofde. ,
iotion to the serVice of tile U 4 t494. _ z e t 46 : 1
Government, and to the cause „
of the
stitution and, the Union. They hale
proved their fealty in much tioriiisv,'Enff:'
fering, danger, and through the very
shadow of death. Their comrades Awl
on all the fields where we fought,DAve
scarcely more — chit% to the honor ofa'tta
tion,s reverence, than the survivors to
the justice of a nations gratitude. ram,
Sir, very reepectfhlly,.
Your obedient servant,
GEolten B. McCusuaot,
Major-General, 11. B.
M'COJJ.TSTEPb & LER I .
108 WOOD STREET.
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