=BM
From California and S. America. The Surrender of Scottsville, Ky. i . Tun Anson (Me.) id vocate tiii. - ye . that NrIIOIIIESTEAD GAS LIGHT.-
---..7 .., .
. ~ i a mysterious disease nide its -appear ,
The Disaster in Chill—Arriv./ of the 0 alinnti. iand Desperate ResistanCe of ,ancc in the The Griffin Homestead
town of Cord, in Somer-
Ocean queen. 1 Our Forces. aue
— I set county - • Which ha far baffled the Gas Apparatus Manufacturing Company, I
um lea mot Several persons have al- Organized
I
The steamship Ocean Queen r. , from : The Louisville . Journal publishes the ,
(.1 - I 1-
`-': al'
ready died, and Many more are sick—six under the Act of July, -1863, is now
•a— s i e . prepared to receive orders for Alachines, for use
Aspinwall. arrived here this aftetn car, ! following particulars of the late affair at '
e " I Scottsville, Kentucky: . in one family. The disease resembles the n ss houses ',mate dwellings. hotels and",
I p in utre i b e ullilings. '
bringine 1t,.• Colitornia mails and' fro. - , .
' Captain J. D. Gillum, with his coma cold fever that raged so fatally in the Tee apparatus 1s simple in its construction,
ore ! easily managed, and not liable to be put out of
: pang of the fifty-second Kentucky, was i Eastern States forty years ago.
I order without gross carelessness. The (las is in
B arse - of Panama we hav e lb e fol- stationed atthat point to defend a section ' ----seees—
LAST week a man named Alonzo D. 1
o w n a l e y hir s ie f, l ,, a t h t c it o f1 :, ! ,, r ,, , , , , .... ; e , d Ri to inanunieture . it
ion ing near, of the of country covering an area nf some seven-
1 I too Me part of ; Lewis, '.deserter employed in a saw-mill there Nnu accumuia
, rFhi - i or THE MASSACRE: IN elfil 1 ty-five miles, and this, . . . ~.,.. .„ .
.. 1 , . slob. and tionset,tientit no danger oh those terri
--.• the State which offers every advantage in iNt•v• i ora State, while engaged in hie explosions to whi;iit ,oat pia; Is so liable, and
-On every hand indignation has been for the successful entrance of guerrilla edging boards with a buzz saw and at- in point of ettltensi• 11., 'ant Iti, Compttred with
expressed at the fanaticism of the priest- i oalli l s, tempting to remove the edging, the saw
Ti t ,. 2;11( . 1 01 8F ,, num by r ing b ehave( e caught his sleeve, instantly severing his to y
' L7 2 . ) rin " :l "- :r C' e f (: ‘ ,. - 1 t ! - kr on deliver ) atthe Fac
-1100(1, which was the cause of so howl-
'down
a u r i t l n c , m a t t b t c h( , sa a w ante time drawing him in this city. .qac'hines cakiilate‘t to run
bye n catastrophe, and at the cruel, Heart four
conduct of those priests connected four find lii ii hundred, under command
body at the breast, twenty-fit e burners, *llOO , for large outat, special
01 Ille rebel Colonel; Hughes, Hemilton
se a p l e n r e a o t s i t ng sev ti e i r e in g g re h a is t
be addressed to FOSTER " COM
with the church which was burned. . e e ° e 3t a rr i rt , : e ni t " aC i) h i be n Ist: and: Engine Builders, corner
and Dority, made the attack on the night
- - - With one mind the people of Santiago
of dm t).7111 ultimo, yelling like se.) many arteries and killing him instantly. of Penn Isad Stanwix sts., Pittiburgh, Pa.
MR. LINCOLN IN A ` TIGHT demanded that the building should he .
tale. They no doubt anticipated an t HAS tl HASH...H.I I li
PLACE. razed to the ground, and had not Govern- : Jlll3-1f0,13,11e".
ST' 'victory, iall in this they were sorely A WESTERN paper records the present
The reader is no doubt aware that at the meat issued an order to that effect, not
-1 disappointed, for Captain Gillum in..t tatioe of a beautifui sill: dress by fifty to,
last session of Congress, when the con- withstanding the most strenuous efforts
them w ith a desperate and bloody resist- citizens of Burlington, Wis., to Miss 'lse
of the prix-ts—most certainly the people
fiscation of rebel property was under
suer- The Captain gathered his little belle Crawford, who demonstrated her
wrwhi I°l ' e do "' the work themselves lin tln. Nino hous'e, and telight tio•in pluck and patriotism by knocking down
consideration, the President informed —and now a struggle goes on between i
bravely for upwards of an hour, when one John Russell, of Dover, for having
the leaders of his parts!, that unless they priests and people; the former, if possible, .
his ammunition gave out, and he found : insulted the memory of her hraye brother,
to regain the power and influence they
passed the bill as he desired it he would that they had Meet the town at different . who fell at the battle of Chi, karnatigun
, have lost, and the people to assert their .
veto it. He was for the confiscation ofpoints. - - - --- ,
tINVII freedom Of thought.
the life interests of the rebels in their es" -By the voice of the people this first re- ' "Under these circumstances Captain ' The Saturday Morning Post.
Gillum capitulaeta with the rebel Cole.
tates; but the Radicals then and now are suit lifts been obtained in an act of the .
- Hughes, who sol..tnly aereed that the
for its wholesale confiscation, not for a Senate, that henceforth there are to he ,
: property of citizens should be respected, TRH ONLY DR.MOCRATIC JOURNAL
no illuminations of churches and antra- ' , „
year, or generation, but for all time to • and that tiler, would be no departure on Pnlashed In Allegheny' County
' did night services, and that proper men
their part from the rules of civilized war
come, This general robbery of the in- : sures be carried out in all the churches fare during ,
lime OrCilpation of the town. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
nocent children of rebel fathers, is par- 'as to proper construction and sufficient Ti ,,,,.. no sooner got
possession of tio! ,
number of doors. AT PITTSBURGH, PENNA .
ticularly attractive the leading 'ldan- place, how( yer, llom the uetial pillaging
NS htle this has been carried, the clergy :
thropists.
and robbery of stores and residences corn- At ;he following rates
have arranged the publication of it new
nicrired, and everything that they could One Dollar and Fifty Cents per Annuin
A bill of this character passed the newepapei for the defense of 'teligione lay their hands tiPoti iiti value was appro-
House on the 4th inst., by a majority of interests.' piiated. Not satisfied At 011 Ihil•So ontrag.
eight; and should the President slick to "Another result of this . calamity is the
es, in violation o their pledge, the clerk's
~
~
oraantzation ot a fire brigade for .anti- .Five copies, each
his convictions and veto it, then all hope a 1 mime Wan Itrok . t , tll 1 , 1110, , 11 , 11(1 the [lllllir •k .
rent copies, each
ago an. ii ti li enthusiasm has been dis-...
of his re-nomination may he a bandoned. played in I'd- matter. 'Flo. tire canna document,: mutilated allay destroyed, alter Twenty Calplea each. and one 1,, getter. il l ,
' • fire d 11 •11 - 1111 , .. Iotiel her Thirty , •• •• •.
r wh i ch tileA,the , 1 11, ~ ._ .
But will he, "honest old ABE," adhere Liles in V:ilparaiso are the , most popular
wit lit he court -house.' By the ,'\ ,era ations 1- "rlt -
to the promptings of that silent monitor, of 1 , 11 ,e '''''ci"l institutions, I t h e city. , . i)f the eti?ens, however the flame- , were
- I wo thousand one hun d re d corpses
condemns-extinguiehed and pelt ot the buildings
which whispers approval or
extracted Lanathe 'Compania' have been
rearil- , eave: l
Li
"The from above% If he does, then his registered at the burial ground; besides
and
'The guerrillas broke ~pen the jail :mil
political race is nearly run; if he baulks those a number of single limbs and piece
rebeisiel eive ~ f 11., ir7esfilee- whew , re
and not
found,been a
the destructives in their designs for ter" ea of bodies haveunder indi. intent for murder Th,i
a few sufferers died afterwards from the
ritorial plunder, no President—nut even al ~I,,ii•n ni.in Ili, ciliziin, " iii reach
effect of burns and other wounds, so : 8 e30,100 They
, „eenied to he
I, , , , ;sense,i
Joan TYLER—ever me t w ith th e obloquy that about Iwo thoutand live hundred '
which will be poured upon hint, and altozether may be safely estimated to .
~ . ai f ,
, Ei t
r , „ 1 , .. y
( if
\ ie. ( '
_ m,:in. l , i sie , sit ion to mutilate and
im , that they could not
that, too, by the Wretched crew Wht.) have . perished through the priest 5' lolly
- carry off with them, end the damages
and imprudence. inflicted will he surely felt in' the cite
have been calling him the Government, „ On the list December a similar cal-
of , • •
' :lent -.5c. - itt-ivill Theft mode a draper "
opposition to which was treason to the amity had nearly befallen the worship
, at , e lir fo t tempt to burn th•: jail. lilt er r,.
State. How the tables would, in case of pers of the San Isidro Church. One of the ,
v Lel in their tit siomett Id the united
a veto of this infamous scheme, lie turn- numerous c-indles on the . altar came . ~11 "
contact with a pet of artificial tiots eta eti: :: r s i , s , , :L • O i \ i t r t s is ° ,_,, i ' li l l - ,, 1 :,,, : r i ' l lih' citizen=
pilla -, eil several
ed.? The loud-mouthed brawlers, who and, although the fire was itantedieney
have been callingtine, ley oat, rilrls. and the e.,iittri- rolit ed
fo the arrests of their extinguished, there was such a great
01 most j7l the valuable property it eon
betters, for exercising the poor privilege eenfusion, rushing to the door;, falling tainted bria,l., the w.o.
and crying, that the severe had to be cl e: ,
of free discussion, would then lie the - --.0 11.0"
ed for the mght.•
most vehement in their demands for the _
____,_ _
___ Letter from General Grant to the
__
largest liberty in debate. Their old REI From West Virginia. , Western Sanitary Commission.
tation about "Free Soil, Free Speech and, The citizens of Si.Zonis are organizing
The Cumberland 01d•,./ c;c ill,, ":' 11 Great \Vt . TOM Sanitary Ce.noniesion
Free men," was nothing, in intensity, 'Thursday, last has the followingPolli( u Fair Ther,,ll,,wing, lest, r fromGt•lleral
to the new crusade against the despot,
who dared to curb the liberty of speech
lays oldie tat , ' raid, which wan hill ilrietlY Grant was read at a meeting h e ll on Mott
alluded to I , v telegraph It appears that on ,lay , vcnin , t . hot ,
and of the press. Such are the extreme -
Thursday ol' lest we, a train of goven ' - ST Itot - Ph ',NI , !Inalitilt" B. iln,(hi.
ties and the villainies to which our irre- , me , . _ 1 i 1 e•tt
t. Nlagon, oat e• ai i supplies, itn ~, ti ~ ~,,,
~
~,
~
~ ~., ~ , ~,, a .,,., 0t1e ,,,
sponsible and revolutionary faction ie dispatched to Petersburg, Va., to provis u,lfr, rt •,,/ , ,, , .r, ~o .1 312.1,),
capable of descending. . ion troops stationed at that place When ' Gentlemen 1 our I. i ter of yesterday,
he train lia•1 proceeded a considerable . • , . ~, - . • ; ", a l
The bill, in question, the Radical , : en- the train . rei t tlesiillL, Mt 1 4.1 lat f iit a p 1 1
• distance on the road, it was , diecoyered . meeting of 11 „. l e , „I ~ t i e .,,, „f el. temi
deavored to pass without debate. Know- that the trees were felled across and other on Monday evening, to make preparatiOns tii pe "liar ,A”el , at where i„ i,,,,, ._
ing that its unconstitutional and lilopn. unmistakable sighs gave out that the :eh. , for n `G!arcl :Mississippi Valley Fair,' I , l\ i.' ..I trtil.. r..-it on Lan! ott wtil in .f,ttiti.tittre
trona character would not bear investiga- els werein force to dispute its pas" , ige for the benefit of the sick, and wounded to order. lisvin7 the itiree•-t 31Ciik in the ntA ail
The further progress of the train -xas in
tion, the majority endeavored to rush it eoldiers of the western army. is before periow, requi rinii trott.t, twill ant it to their ad
view of these obstaeles arrested and
me I regret that illy ulroatly ItT dr:l,lNi ,
through . without investigation; i Lot the brought hack to New Creek. On Friday, stay in the city kill 'prevent ant - lancer . , , .
~.,
Democrats and conservatives partially reinforcements in the shape of v% aeents, delayte „„ wry public d eli , ' I regret i•r. 3c , alit: , 'I, ii ii,r, onnll l t .111, 3 1 , -
Prevented it. They succeeded in giving horse9,inu. 1
v 4 and men, al•Ola. one bun- this as it would afft)rfl 111 f• the grettlenl pit "term of "I ro,iten ~ k lprarter. act .ac
Besides our ,wn nano t c ti sKt
°ell. FRA.NR BLAIR an ox,,portunill ,. to ' ;tred wagon'. alidef."3=kei l tt'"tetlrefVAALZU I altee.?„-erre nee ri,pue e nia tiller. l he la.tur• a 1...5e I r
'", ''ed a second time upon the same errand , Amu , so „melt for the ,„i f „i ng „ 1 , 11 „,
lively. His speech is construed by some under command of. Lt. Col. Snyder, of the of our western artniee The gratuitous Ritter & Ptlifi,fl , :r , Celebrate) Trus
as being indicative of the President's 4th Virginia regiment. On nearing Wil - ' offerings of our loyal citizens at home
liantsportths , train seas attacked by rebel
views upon the subject it discusses; if it through the seency of sanitary commis
artillery,infantry and cavalry, supposed sto , t ,,
~n r brave , i,iiers
in the field,
is then Uncle ABRAHAM may bid a long to be about twothousand inall,when,' ''
horn to .
have oeen to them the Mont earaillraptle
farewell to all his present greatness . we afe informed, a few shots were fired I end gratifying ea H ence t h at as l i ji st they
Alluding to the proceedings in Con- and a scene of e ild disorder now took are risking lie and health for the sup
gress upon the bill in question, the int el- pia ce among the men composing the ee . pression of this most wicketl rebellion.
tort and the teamsters, each one making their friends who cannot aesist them with
• ligent Washington correspondent of the his way as best he could to the laurel and musket and sword are with them in nIVM -
Baltimore Sun remarks: other hiding places Up to this time we pathy and Isar The Western Sanitary
The filibustering by the democrats in the have not been able to learn the number of Commission have deeteh".,lweee tonsil
Rouse restated in the concession by the Repute killed, and as nunded and missing. It is
Howls of an opportunity for Mr. &silt to speak said stares in the SrliPit , 1111,1er ni v etuninand
in favorof the P e eeinident's policy of amnesty. It the 4th Vireinia regiment suffered ' Their . volunt M . re Otb , ring- have magic 4.1i,1 . 1 INe
seems that there are but few Republicans in the severely, as they were the advance party , the hearts of Inany theosands oi Wollnt led
Bohm who are not for a "general ouster" of the in the escort. ",'Most of the M. Horne
I nA m th o e us r
etl
0 property, n . a
ionnsdt ' and sick eldter- who otherwise would
LVe e Vi h r e almost from
' Brigade 1121 A returned to New C'reek, and have been subjected to se v ere privations
the tea / elution of Congress, the passage of which :at latest accounts, but about a dozen re Knowing the benefiis already conferred
the President made a condition precedent to his ''stained to be accounted for. It is indeed ~,, the en " l e , the \v,.. e ,e.„ !ne e, ars
sigtditg the emit:location MIL It is impossible }
mortifying to have to record repeat.•
teat this teeter:tire war can be made against the I thesec om missi on . I hope for them a full and
President bRe Republicans in Congress with- .ed and successful raids on the part of the enthusiastic meeting m nigh. and a fait
out preventing his re-nomination by his party, enemy, the great loss in prisoners, horses
unless eett e
wilt
his Ruiner horses, to follow which will brine together many
view. That he will not do that, appears pretti ,
. inules, wagons and stores. Some eight old friends who have been kept apart for
evident from the carefully prepared speech or or ten of the teams that Were in the rear the last three years, and unite them again
read by Mr. Bi.e.in today, so strongly antago. have since returned to New Creek
nixing the radical position assumed by Mr. Ste- , OnTuesday
last, about one o'clock, it in one common cause--that of their coun
Venn and others.try and peace. I am, gentlemen, with
Mr. Bears suggested, what is canvassed in di- was discovered that the telegraph wires _
erect respect. Your obedient servant,
plOmatic and of high circles that the doctrine east of us on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
that the South is outside of the Constitution , u. s GRANT,
and laws, and let° be treated as a foreign nation loutof • ki order,
roe. were ts or ng and soon . -Major General United States: Arm y -
under the laws of war, is conclusive reason that : thereafter persons living in the neighbor- :
foreign nations should recognize its independ- hood of North Branch and Patterson's -
ence. He attributed to those who were sup- i The Germans and the European
portingthe measure before the House a design 1 creek bridges, came into town bringing War.---A N ,„. Turk letter says : Our
ot °hooking off the President from a ranomins- ; intelligence of the fact that from 300 to 500
non for the benefit of a rival, and of seizing rebels were in the act of burning and foreign population take a lively personal
upon the inheritances of the Southern people. , interest ithel ' • .
n c dinging aspects of the
otherwise de •trovine structures,
Tun or , the radicals were unconstitii- .. - -.=. . these. , quarrel between D, , iimill.k and Germany
lion and inhuman. within about six or eight miles of out When the steamer America arrived on
city. Here then commenced another Wednesday morning, slips of the latest
MAKING A VIRTUE OF NE- , scene of excitement. Brig. Gent Kelly „ewe were
CESSITY. , and his staff busied themselves in prepar- Will bon posted up in some of the
street beer saloon , , where it
Jowl MINOR BOTTS, of Virginia, le one lug for the tug of war. The troops sta- was read with anxious interest_ Li these
of the neutral patriots furnished by the : t n i l i a m rc e h d in l o. a. r o e
i•d7r i s tila and l irt e h r e y, 's
received
o v fell assemblages there are Danes as Well lea
rebellion. He lives in a locality which
' few min'utes all were in motion. A halal Germans : find party fe cling, ill COI - ISi.
quence, frequently runs high, but this
has been occasionally in possession of : was called about one mile east of the hills seldom or never runs into aquarrel. It
the rebels, but more frequently in that of that overlook the town of Cumberland. was announced et one establishment
our forces. JOHN, under .these circum- H ere a line el battle was formed and a that, should hostilities actually break
skirmishing party sent out. It was soon
out, that hundred '
Germans were
stances has adopt ed the neutrality dodge.
ascertained, however, that the rebels had ready 9 of
to go from this cityto aid the
His big palpitating heart is bleeding at ' done their work in a hurry and retreated Faderland in the inainteanee of its
the idea of civil war, and especially at back into Virginia. rights. This Was received with great
Patterson's bridge:
the dismemberment of Virginia,the moth- - let -eons creek was eta- , applause. An intlivi•lual in the crowd
: tioned a company of the 51st Pennsyl- : mu
er of statesmen. It is but proper to re- suggested that, if any body was as going,
:Tanis volunteers, which was gobbled up ' i is a' : '
had better 40 at once, Lerause alter
mark, however, that he does not refuse ,by the rebels in a short time. It is stated the passage of tlie new ...inscription bill
the largest renumeration which lie can that after surrendering five of the pri- it might be difficult for able-bodied men
obtain from the rebel Government, for
sates were shot, one of whom died tm- of any nationality to_leave the country.
. mediately. another is danerously and .
such articles of consumption as they the rest rest sli lit]
gy w ounded. About a This suggestion Tess not received with
great applause
may see .fit to purchase for the use of dozen made their escape and arrived at'
their army. Cumberland late that evening.
Ite pau g post.
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PITTSBURGH 3
TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. 9, 1864
It appears that some of his admirers
have lately invited Mr. BOTTS to accept
a seat in the Senate, but he was not so
verdant as to comply. The offer, how
evil; gave him an opportunity to write
a letter, an extract of which we see
telegraphed to our contemporary of the
Gautte. In this. patriotic effusion he
remarks that in the "present condition
of the country" he cannot accept office
from either of the numerous Govern
mutts eXefcising authority in the Statei
bUt-frem the present aspect of affairs he
flaiters:himself Suit he may one day be
the means of doing a united country
some important service. In order to be
useful when the propitious moment ar
rives he remarks that "he must permit
no shadow of suspicion, from any 4 051 -
ter:to attach to his unselfish patriotism
or the disinterested integrity of his pur
pose, which acceptance of office might
subject hint Jo." In a most iu n= POI I
lintnble - manner Mr. Boers concludes
his episad'hisa strain which will rerbi:ii
ly, save Lis plantation from both
rebel and loyal . devastation. He says:
"The extent of my aspirations for the
present is to return good for evil to this
once venerable and venerated, but now
poor, down-trodden, shattered, heart;
aacLifieed and dilapidated old
Laothetof states. "
31 r. Goo . \Y Auci..R, for many ye.ars one
of the eclitor..t of the 'llringfftl.l (Ill..)
./(ciiitti+,-cliecl on tic j Inslott.
"UNDER WHICH KING'" —A German
paper states that on a recent Sunday there
were stormy scenes in some of the
churches of Holstein. A great number
of pastors limited themselves to offering
up the prescribed prayer for "the legiti
mate savereigu," and so kept open a line
of retreat to either camp. Pastor Han
son, of Wansback, who knew the temper
of his people, prayed simply "for the
King," without adding the name of
Christian IX.; but, in spite of this pre
caution, a great tumult arose in the con
gregation, and several noisily left the
church. In a church at Kiel, Pastor
Ludeman prayed for King Christian IX.,
"on condition that he be recognized by
the Germanic Diet.'• The declaration
re, ;veil by hisses and laughter.
I.ri.ryl,ody left the church, and the min
r prayer in an empty
TEE Poet:LA.lll;y OF SONGS.-31. Ler
land says . . in his essay on "War Songs,'
i n the r -r Afagct7ine.
It L< 113 proof of scant ,1 merit in a
song not to have become popular, but
miller, if it be really good, that it has
, not as yet met with its musical uaffinity"
in the form of an airht to please There
are not among the songs of Koerner bct
ter war lyrics than some.y blob have peen
given forth by our poets, in almost every
; kind, "from grave to gay. from lively to
severe;" and if nothing has as vet actu
ally replaced the old songs of our nation
: al Ll'nion it is because our army is still
fighting ;pier the very same brave old
Feutirhoit expressed by the ever popular
"Star - Spangled Banner" and the `lied,
White, end glue " and find-them, thus
fir, all sufficient
THE POST---PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 9, 1864.
A GENTLEMAN in Hartford, Conu., has
received a letter from his brother, who
married in North Carolina, end was in
business there when the rebellion broke
out, dated January 8. In speaking of
present prices at Wilmington, he says:
"Ladies' shoes are sixty dollars a pair,
butter $6 to $lO a pound, gent's cloth
coat $525," and adds that it takes a for
tune to live a month. He says he "can
not write as be would for fear of a peru
sal by some distinguished character in
lace and authorilp."
TETE great families of Russia have con
cLive,l rather a pretty idea, which Les_
become the Muscovite Mode,that is, to
present to the visitors to their country
residences a souvenir of their sojourn,
an album which contains a photographic
illustration of the happy days they spent
—photographs of the personages v. l,
formed the society of the mansion. the
- , i_hte and scenes, the stables, the bor=es,
the principal epi4o.:les anal events during
the :aristocratic entertainment.
A SERIOUS row between a number of
citizens and soldier.,i. occurred in New
London one night last week Revolver,
bayonets. baickbats, &c.. were freely
used. One citizen received a ball through
the leg, aimed and fired by a F:ohlier: an
other, a bayonet stab ',in the month, an
other in the side, and the fourth in the
neck. Peace was finally restored by the
arrival of the police.
Os a lake, nearFincennes, Indiana, a
few days since, large flocks of wild ducks
would go into the water and then come
upon the ice; the snow falling and me t
ing upon their backs tl"ould freeze hard,
All 'work warranted
and thus fasten their vertka so they coup
not fly. In this coridit}iln they were
easily taken by boys, who killed them.,
witlr sticks by scores.
it. lint> Hat ei--1
The :Market, and Agrieulturid tnteregt, of the
Count) will, heretofore, ronstttute an oopor-
ant fe4t ki re of the 11",/, ly . Post
AMBON IS STILL RE-
I A11.0;(1 Al'
Joseph Fleming's Drug Store,
the Illarnund .th.l Market stroct
At 5O Conti per trall,,ta
t Lento per ggllon
At 60 t 'ents per gallnn
r:• 1114% in -btained at the lowest pris.e7
pnrn: the pound. warranted , s• - tda
Ash of the bent quality ; lmlet soap: , and Per
filMer yto great t ariet) - Hair Dye.- ot all de,
crlption, lintzhes and Combs in great c silent'
Pure 1-tultnra fur mottled - Alpurpose,; all the re-
Italie Patent Medicines 01 the dap; Family Lt - ye
: title and A 'oarse Sponge, In ft. t ii
ou wiali anything that can be pro,ured in a
y
linm Store. remember that such an assortmeh;
not to I e taunt iliewhere in the city. as at
JOSEPH FLEMING'S DRUG SURF,
, k,e I itroond and,Market street
N - 77e! - ..IIEFINIA OR RI PTURFICURFD
nrr prt.p.tre.l to Trent
r•tptory In young persona, ,art
in Ittia•lle an•l in tstAste • t ••1.1 pt , r—t
has Ine titled up cc enter-, e ,1 a 1..1.r.,0r0 i.
.., and Buppon,l
Dr. 4. 4. Fitrh'q ectehrated Tritserx,
Marsh & Uo,'s Celebrated Trusses,
I- I; EN. H. I AI
TRUSSES AND SUPPORTERS.
Storkaugs, Burninges. act.
At the Pltt.burgh Drug Hon,
I'4 1111.111 - :N C:1: X- ' ; A Hit
• , •rer of Fourth and Thirkrt .treet,l
3r I 2 10,
FA(
It II a Dye
In the tear lerels air Mathews tiNt prepared
the VENETIAN HAIR DYE; since that time
h hPen I.) thousands, and In no instance
has it tailed to ggit P entire satisfaction.
The VENETIAN DY E it the cheapest In the
world. Its prier is only Fifty cents, and each
lurttle contains double the gnautit e In
those 11S11,1 eold for hi
I he VENETIAN DYE Is warranted not t.. in
jure the hair or scalp In the slightest degree.
The V ENE • I lAN DYE works with rapidity
and certainty, the hair requiring nu prepsrai ion
whatever.
The VENETIAN DYE produces any shade
that may be desired—one that will not tade,eroAc
or a ash out—one t fist is no permanent n 2 the hair
sell lor sale by all druggists. Price au cents
A. I. MATHEW:,
oeneral Agent, lit 0-old et. N. Y.
Also manufscturer orMATHEAVA' AALNIC finte
(ILo-s= the best hair dressing in use. Price .25
cents Jantn ti .1.
I:REAT SECRET.—IT IS
admitted lir all physicians that thegrand
s.-cret ot health and long life lies in keeping the
blood and various fluids of the body in a high de
gree 01 fluidity. When you feel continued pain
in the head or bowels, or any,continued uneasl
u,ss in any organ or parts of the body, you can
precept serious sickness by taking
firandreth's P'llll4
Bleeding may give momentary ease, because the
blood lett will have more room. But as the boa)
is made from the blood, and sustained be the
blood, to waste our blood is to waste our life,
and ruin our constitution. But Brandreth's
Pills relies e the circulation as readily as bleed
ing by only taking away what It can well spare.
and i HEY NEVER FIE HT
r, Hooper, of Barnstable 'flans., WEIE, cured
01 Vitus' Dance. dieneral Debility. poorness
of blood, and costil eneas of many years stand
ing, by liraudreth•s Pills. The case at length is
published In the pamphlets.
i,old by ThOMAS HEDPATH, Pittsburzli.
and by all respectable dealers In medicines.
feli4-Iyd&wc
GREAT REBELLION
Triumph of a Great Discovery
The public has rebelled against cauteriying Flair
Dy.s. Fashion ;has foresworn them. A saga
cious community has adopted in their stead.
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
And for these reason,: It embrowns and blackens
the hair, not the skin. It Is a vegetable emollient.
not a burning,flui.l. It doesnot burlesque nature
with blooming metallic tinges, but produces her
own living hues. Its cooling efft.ct is lasting. It
difies detection. Its results are uniform. It net
fails. Manufactured by .1. I'HISTADOIii),
No. 6 Aster linuse, New York. Sold by all
Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers
letA-iileswc
TOBIAS' VENETIAN LIN I
MENT.—A. certain cure tor pains and
aches, and warranted superor to any other.
Croup it positively cures; relief is absolutely
sure immediately it is used. Mothers remember
this and arm yourselves with a bottle without
delay. Croup lb a disease which gives no notice,
trequently attacking the child in the dead hour
of night ; before a physician can be summoned it
may be too late. Remember. the Venetian Lin
iment never fails. Price 25 and 50 cents a bottle.
Sold In THOMAS REDPATH Pittsburgh. and
all respoetable Dmegists. Oilice, 56 Cortlandt
street. \t-iv York 4'04-1 ydBor c
iiO='THE CONFESSIONS AND EX
PERIENCE OF AN IN VA LlT).—Pub
fished for the benefit, and as a OAUTION TO
VCI:NU- MEN and others, who suffer from I
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of Mau
hood, ar.c., supplying at the same time Tax Mesas
or Sr.i.r{•t ae. fly one who hail cured hiniseli
after undergoing considerable quackery.
B 1 inclosing a postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAI - FAIR, esq.,
let6-3mdtr.w Bedford, Kings co., N .
Iar"DENTISTRY.-TEETH EX
tracted without pain by the use of 1.,r
Oudry's apparatus.
7. F. la OVF 31 .A...3i
SECOND WARD PITTSBURGH RE-
LIEF FUND—Soldiers wives or others en
titled to rebel - money can get the same by canine
irI rLTIVAT O - MOWS, IPCIDDIZEt
_.,. lon MONDAY EVENING, the Bth lost., at the , e_., Cutters, seed hay elevators, dorpow
-134 Smithfield Street. , store or the undersigned, on the corner of Third.', , ers, OAP:mita= teilks, , fncreale by
and Grant streets.BECIUSLAM & LONG
PITTSBURGH. iebB JA-. 31 - FRRAY. ap-29 121 Liberty street.
DENTIST
j uf-13 - 1
I To CONSUMPTIVE.S.-THE
REV. E. A. WILSON'S REMEDY
Cot...lnapt 1011, tiatliton, Broochlll*,
toughy, Coldi, and all Throat
nod Lung Affect ions,
Together with e pamphlet gli tug the presr,ip
tion and a short history 41t his ease. can be ob
tained of
.iW•AF.PH'
Corner elertret street end the Diamond
IM=ll
;:rt - ORNI,VELE. 5, KERR,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
Silver arid Brass Platers,
I .5)
1
1,14
I LAI
EMIMENIMII
Saddlery & Carriage Hardware,
No '"; St (lair street. an,l Duquesne Way.
(near the lictotee..
PITTS(I3f'R(IH.
"'The best is the Cheapest." `e
1.0
W. B. BRADBURrs 4°4,,
(:)I:I.OMALIKER & CO3I
PIA NOS.
IFN FIRST PRIZES, WILD AND
71 , 4 11 , er ed within a mouth at
,tate Fatr,, and Fair of Atnerian Instuut,
New Yolk. In 1663, In NI . B. Bradbull. f,ar the
BEST PIANO FORTES.
S(' H , C.%1.1c1:E.R fi.oo , Philadelphia, received
the Crystal Palace Froze .51edal at London. be
shies have numerals Diplomas and spe
,ial reports fr,an estate Fairs and Institutes
Both h 'AVE. a nk,mber 1:t ter- 01 re .01ilinen id-
T lon from the highest moil, al talent, embraMat:
rs-kosch. Wm Mason. %inn,. 4i,-1
,ohets Better and cheaper than ac. , .lher
Pianos 1.,4.1a., and
Warranted for I'ive Year
Sole S.ger.f. lor Pittal - qfrelf and Weitern Pa
WHISKY FOR SALE.
'Tic-ruatik 4U;rei
IMAV . T: CONSTANTLY ON DAND A
IA the. i:IWif:E , I 1..!Q.1•0E7` ,. .
..•ortsistinat. of—
Pine Old Cognac Draudy
Prire Old it3c Whlaiky,
Port, Sherry and 3lnd el rn iX
Near England and Janinieu Rum
Cook in Winer. and Anoint) ,
Markt," y and Chrrt y'Srands .
We Garr r. I,w I rr 0111 H Rye w lAA; y,
enAlvie.l t Mr. W LYMAN. in
1661. 8ei. , 4 - e e”.e e evpy of ecrlllic•Rie re,
el; I a: that time
Pii TAP . , In I ,
•iriii --11LAt \
the of V. ~.I, me
rimi It A pie art...l. - 11 i irve troll
l„611 the ,nmnton ~ I tilsq, Ye.
e ;., ..Tier.t,I L
ti,e ..r , 1.1.• , Fk
The nbus e sip T , 1,1,1'.• • T•s t U Py the hßr
trl gallott its ti , t4c of to,' in tozeht 1,1
t-hlitying.nit I 4 , prhre, ,s .1511 ett, ..ttAtttruer.
We incite ihe atlentiot; 01 DenleN Ari.i ',mu,
to ?der. hblitei to An exnntlnallon ot ,tock
reeling none that they eon do as unit •IT
tAt , ll,hment 4 , r. • In the t‘so ettle,
Al:I. 101)•-; 1111.1.\ }.RED IN EITHI:
ci I 'F lo
No 5.5 -; . N E ...,prner of li~euond.
Allegheny tit)
Duquesne Brass Works
Crawford.
7fetnitn.'. , firer t c try cyr.ety it
I-' I N 1!•411 n 1311,1r31.4 WORK,
%team and “ar Filters
YRTICCI.AR ATTENTION PAID
to Fitting Itotirwrwt, t. , tetinbortt work ,to,l
lie string tgrutE rttrUf6ll - S sy
1-'HoN. with improvement attacked.
Corner Dittioreme Wny.lk gt. ( iI.
!ebb PITTSBURt
N EA%
Trimming House for Tailors.
JOHN A. GRIFFITH & 00.,
Beg lean e to nrinoum:e to the Merehant Tailors
and Clohlers of Baltimore and Washington that
they tare opened ' , 1.. at
the
Southwest Corner of Baltimore and
Charles Streets,
Over the .lewelry Store of Canfield. Bro Co
where the trade will Ilnil a full assortment, in
eluding
Pierr Goods, Buttons, Braids. etc.,
Adapted to that line of business not surpassed
by any house in the country.
Having established a house in Cincinnati In
connection with the Baltimore ;House, and con
sequently haying to buy largely. we feel assured
thou we can otter such inducemente to the trade
an regards prices as will make it to their interest
to give us a share of their patronage Just re
ceived. the
Spring and Summer Report of Fashions
We are also the agents for the American and
European Monthly Reports of Fashion, and
Henisch tr. Co.'s Patent shears.
A full line of MILITARY TR IMMTNOc. suit
able for isierchant Tailors and Clothiers
JOHN A. GRIFFITH.
JAMES O'NEILL
let 2-31 a wtal .10SEPH H. MAGI'IRE
T AXPAYERS CONVENTION
To Me Ta.rpa . tier of AtTrgher.o County
You are lierel,s requested to meet in your res
pective Wards. Boroughs, and Townships, on
MONDAY, the 9th Ins' , at the usual hours. and
select three delegates, from each TAX DIS
TRICT of the countyto assemble in Convention.
at the Court House, on TUESDAY, the 9th
lqat., at 11 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of In
structing the Commissioners and Controller in
reference to the further issue of bonds to secure
bounties fur volunteers, amounting in the aggre
gate to about 600,000 dollars.
This course is imperatively necessary, as the
County Officers have neither the legal right nor
the expressed sanction of their coutituenti to
issue such bonds. DAVID COLLINS,
JONATHAN NEELY,
GEO. HAMILTON,
ecmmi33lonen of Allegheny County.
HENRY LAMBERT,
Controller.
Pitt 'burnt: Febr.tary 01.1%4
( l ificers Meetlag held at Concert Hall:
W. F. Johr. , n. Pre'.l. John P. Pe:..
I. B Beatty. 1 ;co. A. Berry,
Thos. :NI Howe, .laeob Corode,
NVTIFor, K. Moorhead,
George Wra•g, Hugh ld'Afee.
Wm. C A.Pjarthy, Alex. Chamber ' .
Armstrmz.
. I TNO. C. HARPER,
GOOLEY,
Secretaries.
71- a ." TO 9150 PER MONTH.--TRE
$4
Little Giant Sewing Machine Co.,
want an Agent in each county to solicit orders
for their new 815 Machine, with guage, screw
driver and extra needles. We will pay a liberal
salary and expenses, or give large commission. •
For particulars. terms. nc., enclose a stamp, and
address S. T. PAGE,
Toledo, Ohio,
(len 'Agent for the United States
leb3-dtdal I m
TO-DaIOjMITISEMENTS.,
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CLOAKS AND SHAWLS
HUGUS & HACKE,
Corner Fifth and Market sta.
fel:9
REMOVAL.
ON THE FIRST DAY OP APRIL, I
will remove my place of business to
No. 51 Fifth Street, opposite the Theatre,
And will be prepared to give the public general
satisfaction, with a well selected idea of Opti
cal Goods, and a large supply of RUSSIAN
PEBBLE SEUTAOLES. They are warranted
to strengthen andimprove the SIOET. Made and
sold only by _ _
.1 DIAMOND, Practical Optician,
No. 39 Fifth street
IL.urrroN, OLDDEN ..sr,
Are prepared to do
GRAVEL FL OIDIFIN 0-
On abort hotice.
Material to sell with instructions.
fkire-Offlce, corner sth and Wood streets. second
slur). feb9
‘l, , ANTED.—BY A COMPETENT
V V person a situation as
Assistant Book-keeper or Shipping Olerk.
(`an give the best of references. Address
LOOK BOX V,
Pittsbusgth P. 0.
ARGAINS IN T
Second Hand Pianos.
A 6 oct. Rosewood Case, equate corners,
Iron plate, made by Gale & Co., in first
rate order 3160,00
A 6 oct. Rosewood Case, fluted corners,
Iron plate, made by Ballet & Cumston, 160,00
A 6 oct. Rosewood Case, round corners,
Iron frame, made by Chickening & Co., 160,00
A 6 oct. Mahogany Case, tinted corners,
made by Brown & Mallet 136,00
A 6 oct. Mahogany Case, square corners,
made by Brown & Flatlet 128,00
. 6 oct. Mahogany Case, round corners,
made by Robt. Munn 100,00
A 6 oct. Walnut Case, German 20,00
A 6 oct. Mahogany Case, German 46,00
A 6 oct. Mahogany Case, German 40,00
Fur sale by CHAS. C. MELLOR,
81 Wood street.
A splendid assortment of New Pianos now on
hand, at prices from flr-a to 6850. febB
J F. bECKliti...ll
Beck ham Sr. Long,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Agricultnrzl and Farming Implements,
Seeds, Fruit Trees, &c
A GENTS FOR HENRY
BOCK
sloc's Nursery, Buckeye Mower and Reap
er, Russell's Iron Harvester, Wood's Mower,
Quaker Mower and Reaper, Cayuga Ohlet,jr.
Mower, Buckeye Grain Ruasell's Massie.
lon Separator Economy Wheeled Horse Rake,
Cook'. Sugar Evaporator.
No. 127 Liberty Street,
Next door to Hare's Hotel
de3l-dNw PITTSBURGH, PA
PIANOS FOR RENT.—A FEW GOOD
Pianos for rent.
CHARLOTTE BLUME,
43 Fifth street,
tebS Agent for Knabe's Unrivaled Pianos.
- -
MELODEONS FOR RENT—COM
prising 4. 4 and 6-octave Melodeons.
CHARLOTTE BLUME,
43 Fifth street,
A'ent., for Piet Melodeons and Harmoniums
fcb9
fa,O,R C 4 /A CT EL-6 BBLS SJO R 01111 , 4
SYRUP—Just received and for sale by
FETZER & ARPdSTRONG,
feb9 corner Market and First at&
ORN-130 SACKS fait -- reap — itait.
lJ CORN—On wharf and for Bale by
FETZER & AilmsONG,
feb9 corner Market and First streets.
111 . I. l• • 11: : : • ••
I DR lED APPLES—lnatore and for vale by
FETZER &ARMSTRONG,
feb9 corner 'Market and Fiat sta.
; . : .1 , • : ITI : : •:4
APPLES—Jun recei ved aad for sale by
FETZER. & ARMSIZEIONG,
t comer Market aed Pint eta
r_ DOTES OSWEGO CORN
Of STARCH—Just received end for isle by
GEO. A. .157.1.74,
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DRY GOODS
AT
BARKER & CO.'S
59 Market Street.
WHITE , ORR & CO.
No. 25 Fifth Street.
OFFER FOR SALE TO THE TRADE
by the piece—
LIGHT AND DARK PRINTS,
Mousellne
BROWN AND BLEACHED MUSLINS,
Kentucky Jeans, Drillings, &c..
Dealers will find in our present stock. some
cheap and desirable goods
WHITE, ORR dr. CO.,
No. 25 FIFTH STREET
A TTENTION.-
MENS' SHIRTS AND COLLARS,
A superior -lot Just received, which we offer at
low prices.
MEN' AND BOYS' UNDERWEAR
MADE TO ORDER.
WILETE, ORR ir CO
No. 25 Fifth Street
LARGE ARRIVAL
NEW, SEASONABLE
SPRING DRY GOODS,
GARDNER & SCHLEITER'S,
SUCCESSORS TO
E. R. GARDNER & CO.,
P sspri.3w=i.
New Spring Shawls ;
New Styles Dress Goods ;
New Black Silks ;
New Plain Lustarines;
New Traveling Goods ;
RIS PER CENT. LESS
Than any stock of old Dry Goofs In the city
Balmoral Skirts, at $2,75,
LARGEST SIZE
Spring Style Prints, at 18 3-40,
Shirting Ignalin4, at 20 and 25c,
Heavy Russia ()rash, at 12c,
SUPERIOR MAKE OF
Paris Kid Gloves, in new colors,
STITCHED BACKS, AT fax,
Linen sods, cheap,
_Asking Cloths, cheap,
Fancy Oasaimeree, cheap.
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