For standing matter per square, (40 woid*,i every day: One insertion.^.. .•$ -jjfrQngjnonth. ..... .$ 6,00 TwQ^neertihpß... ? l,fto Two, months..... * S,QQ ?OT£SHBSP R *t i ß •• Four xnaeroona.... Four months 13,00 tl,?o Five. month* 14,0 f t week 2,00 Six months 15,00/ Two weeks 3,5010ne year 26,00 Three weeks 6,00 i Hne square changeable oneoa week 1 year.s3ft,oo DAILY POST, Single subscriptions by mail, 48,00 per year. Delivered, In the city, at 18 cents per week WEEKLY POST. Single subscriptions: Five ooples, each Ten copies, each 1,30 Twenty copies, each, (and one to getter up,) 1,20 Thirty “ “ « 1,10 JAS. P. BAER, Editor and Proprietor. JJKRNTA OR RB^TVRE, Hernia or Rapture cored. Hernia or Rupture cored. Hernia or Rapture cured Hernia or Rupture cured Hernia or Rupture cured. Hernia or Rupture cured Hernia or Rupture cured. Hernia or Rupture cured. Ruptureor Hernia rured. Rupture or Hernia cured Ruptureor Heruia cured. \ Ruptureor Hernia cored. Ruptureor Hernia cured. Rupture or Hernia cured. Rupture or Heruia cured. Ruptureor Hernia cured. Marth * Radical Core Truss. Hitter's Patent Trass Fitch's Supporter Trass. | Sfelf-Adjust log Truss. Baoiilng's I.aoe or Body Brace, for the:|ure u/ Prolapsus I tcri. Piles, Abdominal awfcspinal "Weaknesses. Or. S. ’S. Fitch’S silver Plated Sup- Po||er. Drops, for the support and cure of Plug. Elastic Stocking*, for weak and varicose veiife. Elastic Knee Caps, for weak knee joints. J<le Supporters, for weak kne- joints. Suspensory Bandages. Syringes; also every kind EEf. KEISKR has also a Truss which will rascally cure Hernia or Rupture. at his Dfu\; Store, No. 140 WOOD STREET.; oi the Golden .Mortar. Persons writing - for Trusses should send the number of it. hes around the body immediately over the PR. KEYSER will give his personal attention to theaplication of Trusses in adults and children, and he is satisfied that, with an experience of twenty years, he v <ll I* enabled to give satisfac' Self-Injecting Syringes. Self-Injecting Syringes Selttlnjectlne Syringes Self-lujecl lug Syringes Sold at DR. KEY<ER’S. Uo Woo l street. Sub pen eorj- Dnnil>gt Suspensory Bandages Suspensory Bandages Suspensory Bandages, A dozen different kinds, A dozen different kinds, ■ A dozen different kinds, A dozen different kinds, At DR. KEYSER'S, 140 Wood street. nolO-lyd&w J»ILES OF TWENTY YEARS STANDING CURED. BeJov> mil be found a certificate from cn< uf the viost respectable < .firms of U,tki‘ lS township in regard to l>r. Keyset'-; h.ndsay' Hlood Searcher. The Doctor's ecrtifcatcx are within reach, and no one need be deceived a. regard to his preparations. Db. G-eo. h. Keys hi? I became affleted with Piles about twenty years ago, and every year they were growing worse, so aa to trouble me very much, so mtu h so at times as to unfit me for work. Sometimes I was bo bad that I could not do anything on account of them, they came out on me as large as a hickory nut. I had tried a great deal of medicine for them. I used to buy and take whatever T could hear of or read of in clro tiara and pamphlets that fell iii my way, but I could fcotget cured, sometimes they would do me some good for a little while, but afterwards they would return again as bad as ever. I also applied to two Doctors who visited meat my house and gave me some medicine but it would St do, I could not get well. Over a year ago I l an advertisement of your Lindsay’s Blood- Searolier, made by yourself— when you sold it to me you told me one bottle would not cure me, and thas my whole system would have to be re newed by the medicine before I got well. 1 bought one bottde and took it home with me and used it according to youi directions. I then call- ed to see you again, when you said I could not expeot much benefit from one bottle. I bought It on, one bottle at a time, until l had used five bottleß. ’ After this quantity had been used, I was entirely well of the Piles, which had tortur ed me for twenty years. In other respects my health is improved, and I am as well as could bp expected for one of my age, being sixty years past. I have been well now for six months, and there is no appearance of a return of the disease I can do any kind of farming work now without the Piles coming downed hurting me. lean pitch ciiop wood, lift,, or do any kind 01 work which before used io hurt me. When 1 found out your Blood-Senrrhcr 1 kept on taking it until I got entirely well. 1 consider it my du- ty totnake my case known to the country for the benefit of other* who may bo suffering as I was anddonot knowtbe value of yourmedicine. You may publish this if you-like—l lire in Wilkin* Township, and will be pleased to satisfy any one of the truth of this certificate it they wish to call ELLIOTT DAVIS. December 24th, iS63. *&*Look out for the name of DR. GEORGE H. KEESER on the cover of the bottle and pasted over the cork ; also for his stamp on the United States stamp on the top of the bottle to prevent being impos •d upon bpjtsjluTiom article which is in the market. Matty&tw MEDICAL. |4 PIVKIEL’g CEIfEBRATED Bitter Wine of Iron, Bitter Wine of Iron, Bitter Wine of Iron, Bitter Wine of Iron, The Great Tonic, The Great Tonio, The Great Tonic, , 'The Great Tonic, r or Dj spepeia and Indigestion, fc or Dyspepsia and Indigestion, tor Dyspepsia and Indigestion, * or ~T B P € P B t*H and Indigestion. For Weak Stomachs anti General Debility, ror Weak Stomachs and General Debility For Weak Stomachs and General Debility }■ or Weak Stomachs and Genci.il Debility Reliable and Sure to doGood, Reliable and Sure todoGood, Reliable and Sure to doGood, Reliable and Sure to doGood And Cannot do Harm, * And Cannot do Harm, And Cannot do Harm, t, ~ ..... , And Cannot do-Harra. It t.osts but little and Purities the Blood, It Costs but little and Purities the Blood, It Costs but little and Purifies the Blood, It Costs but little and Purifies tha-lilood. Of thia 1 aluable Tonic* Of this Valuable Tonic, Of this Valuable Tonic. -Of this Valuable Tonic, Uni)' 76 ( ts. and One Dollar per Dottle. Oni) i 5 (. ts. and One Dollar per Hot tie Only 7o(;ts. and tine Do!>.- -.,. r Uottle’ Only 75( ta. nn.l One Dollar |„t Bottle! Manufactured solely by s. A. KI NKU & BHU. (jeneral Depot, ] la Market sired Har nsburg, Pa. For sale in PITlsmK.iH brail respectable dealers. ) For sale in Pittsburgh by R. K sKLLIRs & CO., and B. L. FA HNES’fi K ’ K a. t'(> jani4-6m PRIVATE bIHEASts DR. BROWN’S OFFICE, No. 60 Smithfield Street CITIZENS AND STRANGERS IN need of medical advice should not tail t.-ime Him a call. • Dr. Brown's remedies never fail to rure lmpu nties, scrofulous and venereal artotMion- AI«o hereditary taint, such ns inter. psumVis auii .other skin diseases, the ornrin ot whi.-h me ua ticDt is ignoranr. v seminal wkaknts: Dr. B s remedies for thia affliction, brought on habits, are the only tncdieincs known m this country which are safe and will speedily .restore to health. y Dr. Brown’s remedies cure in a few .lays thia painful affliction. * .. R e Also treats Piles. Gleet, Oonnorrhoe, T're thal Discharges, Female Diseases. Pains in the Hack and Kidneys, Irritation of the HK ider Strictures, etc. . let tor to be answ e red must * contain at b-t-t ON r. DOLLAR. Medicines sent tn any address safely paike 1 =4-i?o£4 m !,l’ riva, ° ro " ms S" 'bin.Hill. Id STJ3ELT. Pittsburgh, Ph. in.lodotw. IMPORTANT TO' LADIES. 11 Cfre.it American Remedy.” Harvey's Chrono Thermal FEMALE PIXJoS HAVENEVGR YETFAILEDi WHEN the directions have been strictly followed > in removing- difficulties arising from OBSTRUCTIONS, OR STOPPAGE OF NATURE. Ol every kind. Or in restoring the system to perfect health when suffering from Spinal Affections. ProlADsu* T’co.*, Ilic -miIIW.UI uuiei \»eaKhefft»6i> or itfif Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harmless on the constitution, and may be taken by the most delicate females without causing distress at the same time ’ THEY ACT AS A CHARM, By strengtnening, invigorating, and restoring the system to a healthy condition, and by bringing on the monthly period with regularity. No mat ter from what cause the obstruction maj arise. They should, however. NOT be taken the first three or four months of pregnancy, though sate at any other time, as miscarriage would be th» result. Each box contains 60 Pills. PKII’L ONF dollar. DR. HARVEY’S TREATISE on Diseases of Females. Pregnancy. Miscarriage Barrenness, Sterility, Reproduction, and Abuses of Nature, and emphatically the LADIES’ PRI \ ATE MEDICAL ADVISER, a pamphlet of 70 pages, sent free to any addreßs. Six cents requir ed to pay postage. -USrThe piUs and Book will be sent by mail, confidentially, when desired, skctrkbt sealed and pre-paid on receipt of money by J BRYAN, M. D., Qenerol Agent, No. 76 (Jedur street, New York. Flepttng, Druggist, corner ol the Diamond and Market street, agent lor Pitts | burgh. _____ oc6-emd&w I TO ALL CONCERNED.— j Among a certain class of self-important peo i pie there Is a peculiarfeeling of contemptattach i ed to ail physicians that adtertiseand treat the ! diseases named in thiß card, (Private Dukases,) , why this should be, they nor no oneelse can teli. I Are they not aware that all physicians treat dis- ! i eases of every denomination, in lnct solicit just the very diseases are so obnoxious to these very refined parties. I suppose they would not let one ol their family go to a party that has de voted years for their benefit, because he adverti ses the fact, and theft-family physician say? be 1.- a humbug so he can get theease. Often he n.«tj almost deprived the party of his life. He comes at last..tq the physician that advertises—how else i are they to know I Are they not aware that .Sir Astley Cooper, Sir Benjamin Brodie, Sir Charles Ball and M. Panl Rxcord devoted years in the treatment of these diseases 1 These men Are held > up as shining lights in the medical world ; I don’t assert that all men arc worthy that publish, still , there are agreat numberol them that are. I have j devoted myself to the study and treatment of Private. J)fBRAHB.s upwards .of 40 years, and without Egotism can say I have saved hundreds lrom years of misery and untimely death. My treatment is confined to the vegetable altogether, as 1 think it is the best and most oertain. It is in my power to bring hundreds of certificates if I thouglit it necessary to oertify to my gen* , r.l uuc cese : but my long residence in this city is suffi cient proof without adding more. Spermatorrhea and all diseases arising from it jire cured in a much shorter time than heretofore. It behooves every young man and woman to be careful in se lecting a physician. The different advertisements 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 annu- i ally by my new remedies. Address BOX 800. jao-Iyd PittsburghPostoffice. j JI’ST WHAT ~ EVERYBODY WANTS, A POCKET ALBUM! Holding from 12 to 24 Pictures, FOR SOLDIEBS! FOR soldiers: (.'an be sent to all parts of the United States for Twenty Cts. Albums for Centre Tables, Albums for Centre Tables, AT PRTCEH BRLOW ALL. BELOW A 1.1.. AT PITTOCK’S, OPPOSITE-THE POSTOFFIOK. Ich3s THE HOWESWNG MACHINE, Invented 1845. Received tribute from all other bewiQ£Macfaioea T at the World’s Fair, it»y, while the blnger hewing Machine received mention on its merits; and Wheel er A. Wilsons a medal for its devioe, oalled "Cir cular Hook.” The Howe Sewing hiachine, was awarded a premium (to an English Exhibitor ) PW OBBa Shlbrnon Our lightest Machine guaranteed to make perfect W 2 r l llo <md heaviest fabrics Sold and rented, Cor. Penn & St Clair, streets A.M. McGEECxOR/”' mySO-dStaw-ly BASKETS, “PINTS AND Ov Quirts, ** Heidslck’s €hanpaehe, • 80 Ow** Sparkling MoeeQe. - ii" . BfflOTS akigkebxson PITTSBURGH, toe, ——- We only ask a Trial, We only aak a Trial. We only ask a Trial, We only aak a Trial. rheumatism. Perfected 1802 DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, &C. \ " FOR SALE. T NEW SPRING GOODS i fpHKBE COTTAGE HOUSE? fob ' 1 1 l , ?ALE —Fronting on fildwpll atmet tßaea *f> 8 Second Ward, Allegheny on Se A I ne of Manchester Passenger Raij w -a v nt ,,. r)v opposite the residencebf B«,. EUshd HeMh T • Also a CHOICE C&BNER LOT CHEAP WHOMSAU & RETAIL. in the city. Terms eask. Apply to Dl W. <J No. 46 Ohio at fcbs ( "« ,he Ma s; or, s Ofßee. Allegheny. 3,000 Doz, Spool Cotton, 1,000 Doz, Skirt Braid, 1,200 Doz. Shaker Hoods, A lull lint* ol Cotton Hosiery I an me rooms ol the dweliiue. ( m 'rue' rwnnn,. fancy goods, notions lES? |' r"“ I Rochester depor’ '" “ “ ile the I the co^nTd' 3 * Sr'' Ca, ‘ an< > e et I £&*s**’ >“3“*™°' K. M. BOLUS, ! »-eck, aod passengers Sound ISendhinS ~ ou,h A ' <>nus ' Allegheny city. Parties brought out by first class (JLIpIfR .. , 4 PhKASAST HOME IN a rnv I -SAILINO vessels at very low rates SlJht Among maybe found many novelties, f f*- Tenl‘-nt and desirable locality, Xof amui !' raf '!,°". the NATIONAL’ BANK payable at Also asunnlvo! u nod ’ 8 Run .-station, 1 acres of land i ]L of eshranchos in Lngland or Ireland’for sale , upplyot , stocked with fruit trees and shrubbery trooii i * or particulars as to rates, Ac., apply to .. I l^; R^‘>7® rocou P» I ><lrt>n Aprilfst.'isoto--I Ohrnni i nm *. n (WfelLL, MULTIFORM HOOP SKIRTS i " , ,*• »■«».». i The latest invention which by means of slide! ' - feb “ 1_ touip' street. aSSa S e from England and Ireland. -1 he expanded or contracted, thus combining ! VwmTfy &Tf£s??g& ' 9 ~ ° • ° ° • the , i“ B w.“t reel ’ 'c hrec humlre<! and twenty-four feet j grr a,V^i,V^, h r.re.^.X r iEUROPEA N AGENCY. Pans Trail and Sly Quaker, ! t„oml7 h. „„ TieAN At ptices as low a. the lowesf. ; £ ?« E RT * sons, i _ 61 Market street. , U prepared to brine- out or - A CXI TTI & GLYDE, ! portable three-stort pan S of U the om n<l b,l ? k pHBBengars from “ r to an P 51, HRK’K I)tvKl.l.l N,> H,,, sK KOit SAI-1 fng pacMs countr L eltl “ cr T steam or saif -1 sis for sat - e ' .» . nr I Hew Goods ’ ”7"’ k^ch!,n ' 'fash room 1 1a ; roll tf \° In ‘ ll ’’ n, I’ ol > s ' n ‘i Vhncinnati Rail- I ut)« UUUUS and water fixtures, etc.; lot so Tee t front V..** 1 of'-ail ml L A P 11 "”77 0111 «l»ck star Lice , >leep. Kor price and terms, apply ,o /« w u U ' s ’i" d f “,! ,he llnpa <'f .Steam s' ' 'L'THIiMT & SONS, gow at d Fia war" ’ (Has -61 Market st. ' janH-lyd J ‘ ArM mi extensile xsflortinenf of And Small Wares, 78 Market Street. New Goods New Goods , r ; X New Goods j q New Goods fl $ b New Goods ! g New Goods J*j p{ 2 4 New Goods [ am j m New Goods ! JQ g New Goods I < New Goods i fcbio 1 NEW DRY GOODS, AT * GARDNER & SCHIEITER’S, 9 2 s*r: Black Silks, $l.OO per Yard New Spring Chintzes Balmoral Skirts, at $2,75, New Spring Shawls ress Goods, at 31 and 37 l-2c. New Spring Dress Goods. Russia Crash, at 12 l-2c Best Kid Gloves, at $1,25. let, 10 OPEKKD THIS DAY, AT HUGUS & HACKE’S 4-00 Pieces New Stvj.k Prints— PAH K AM) LIGHT, GINGHAMS, I)K LA IN 1.. S at 31 y IiALMOKALS Rt *2.50 Corner Fifth and Market at?. 4 GOOD invest»ient.-a"Tew and valuable machine, capable of nettlnr *2.) per day above expenses, has just been cor£ plnted and patented. The patent-rieht f <he Male of Pennsylvania with one or more ma chines Is now offered for sale on favorable terms. This is a rare chance for investment Prom *V.OOO to $3,000 cntdtal rcrjulntl Address fettM-K sbaif: s 300 boxes No. I Fire t 'riu kers, 10 cases Sicily Licorice. 6 do Calabria Licorice, 15 do Prime Figs, 20 kegß Baking SchU. 100 mats Cassia, 60 boxes Rock Candy. 30 do Citron, 10 bbis Garret's Snuff, 100 gross Fine Cut Tobacco, In tin foil 75,000 Havana Cigars, various quality, ’ 60,000 Havana Sixes Oigara, In store and for sale by REYMER& BROS., 126 and 128 Wood st JJERRWG -300 boxes No. 1 Herring, 200 do Scaled Hemng J ust-received and for by , BETOEER fc>Bßp3^ mh4 126 and 138 Wood at , ft-* The subscriber oilfcrs for sale the dwelling aZi,'° v-' iC ? hp w .iJ vc b aituat etl on south . A\enue, I-irst ward, Allegheny. The lot is on feet front bj- 160 deep, running back to a 20 feTt ; alliejr. Jt is a two storied brick, contains six | rooms and cellar. The Ouf-houses are a wash house, Stable, coal house, 4c. There is a Hree . surrounding the dwelling, filled with sh,2e and (lloves, | all there'"™ ■ ■ ■ ere la e asa “‘> water in | New Goods < - . gECOXD NATIONAL BANK New Go-1,. |New Goods •,\ i t : Cloth, 1 New Goods ?‘, Ll i ( /, 11 ' 1:1 thc bounty of Allegheny, ,""h m!i' ° f enusylvanla, has Leon duly onpih- I Mo-tir hf S' er r R " rt " l>c “nU“g to the requireinoiitt, of hew Goods Act t» ~r„ ) . I 1 urn ’ n, '> • «*><■«' >’V a pledge r.l ! ' •*«»' w-eivc I M the Now Carpet More of ’ New Goods “ J -F r " : * MTa-rland, Collins & Co Ulth lx- ,orc ccrajncnctngtKc business ol Hank- mhl ’ VU. New Gcrde KS“£&« VenetianlTlinOFlmiiiings, " 5 A " cnflrel >-»7 »»<« assortment \T r\ i of Pennsy h nnin, is authorized to commence the just rccciied at the NeW GOO{ R butane** of Bunking under Ihe Act aforesaid. XKW C VRPFT SS'rriTJTP ~~ in testimony tvheroof witness my hand V Ait A Ah. A 1 ORE I SS 1,11,1 «»• °< otnee. this 13th day of I rl.i u i latf.tSM. HUOHJtna-LLocii"" JN6W UOOds " ComptrollerSf the furr-i, •, ■ the second national bans smith, pass 400 ” p ' NINTH WARD FOUNDRY, (Formerly IRON CITY TKl.’Si ImMI’ANY., t. a pit al. $300,000, with pri i ilo<rc t o increase t r> The IRON CITY TRCST (’OMTANY hav ins organized under the National Currency Art otferß its sen ices lur the tranoactnm ol a i irner al Banking Business. Drafts bought anil sold Money received on Deposit. and Collections made on ail parts of the country. Jacob Pai.vtkk, : Rort Roßrx«o.v Jake Hill, j ii. BoruiiMiOv. 1. KklOFlth, | W. M UwKiiLl M. L'tX'U’tß. G. h. M ARXEK, Prestiicnt JNO. t. PA l TEK>i *N, Cashier. feb23-imd Corner of Penn and St. Ciair Streets The largest, cheapest, and most successful BUSINESS MAN’S Cttly | LEOK in the United States. uan enterand review at any time. (TROVLARS containing full sent Finis of charge to any address on application to the Principals. JKXKIXS SMITH, v del-lHwdfcy Pituburgh. Pa' X KW Trimming House for Tailors. . 'JOHN A. GRIFFITH & CO., , 1 Beg leave to announce to the Merchant Tailors J , and Clohiers of Baltimore and Washington that I they have opened a TRIMMING HOUSE, at ’ . the Southwest Corner of Baltimore nuil Charles Streets, Over the Jewelry Store of Canfield. Bro. A ('o where the trade will find a lull assortment, in cluding Piece 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 ;Housc. and con sequently having to buy largely, we feel assured than we can offer such inducements to the trade as regards prices as will make it to their interest togive us a share ol their patronage. Just re ceived, the Spring and Summer Beport of Fashions. We are also the agents for the American and European Monthly Reports of Fashion, and Henisch it Co.'s Patent shears. A full line of MILITARY TRIMMINGS, suit able for Merchant Tailors and Clothiers. JOHN A. GRIFFITH JAiIEiS O’NEILL. feb2-atawtal JOSEPH H.MAG^JPE Notice.— in the cot?rtofq,u ar. ter Sessions of Allegheny county, Penn sylvania, No. —, March Term, A. T). 18U4. In the matter of the petition ol sundry free holders of the City of Allegheny, fnr the v-tca* tion of certain alleys and a street, in the Second Ward, of said city. All parties interested are hereby notified, that on SATURDAY, February uih. IB6f, a petition was presented to said Court, signed by twelve freeholders ot said Ward, praj ing’theyjourt to grant a rule to show cause why so much ol 7 an alley lying in said Ward, parallel with Bidwell and Fremont streets, should not be vacated and closed up, from the northern line of the right of way of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Company, where the said line crosses said alley to Island Lane, because the said por tion of .said alley has become useless to the pub lic and those having lands abounding thereon And, also, whjtao much of the alley that lies In said Ward, parallel with, and between Island Lane and Juniata street, should no*be vacated and closed up from Bidwell street to the street known as Allegheny avenue, for the reason that the same has become useless to the public and those having lands boundingthereon. And, also, why so mitifr of t Juniata street, in said Ward, as extends'.ftOm the eastern line ol the right of way of the*laid Railway Company where the said line crosses said street, to the street known as Allegheny avenue, should not be vacated and closed up, for the reason that the same has become useless to the public and those having lands abounding thereon. ThaUirid Court granted the rule aforesaid, and ordered that notice be given of the fUllne of •aid Petition and of the granting of Baid ru”e as required by law. JOHN H. HAMPTON, feb!6-Bt-2taw , Att'y of Petitioners. BuX 108, Pittsburgh, Pa. REMOVAJ,, OF IrVERT STABLE— , yMrcrfjgnad having removed his Live */ stable from the rear of the Scott House, to near the. corner of First and SmnhaS«£Wu W. C. Conn’s old stand, is prepared to furnish: ?K3JJS *uggiea, aadimddle iSS upon the for funeral. '4day, WE1.1.151G HOI'SE FOHSALE- OF PITT.*BORO-H $1,000,000, IMRCCToi:- PITTSBURGH, PA M 8, 1864. ! STEAMSHIPS. c XT A A K x> r. IJN K. Steam to Queenstown and Liverpool. Th llSoN f C,a “ Steam.n.p,, UABTHOK, I gSp&Ek. v' 1 , 1 ' 1 ' SAIL fHQM new 1 ork evorj- alternate Wednesday, :T om . Liverpool every alternate from u « n8 '°“’» P *B B*?© from Liverpool or Queens- FrZ’ T to -» «: ft iffS-l For sfeoraln'i,! 0 iv ?' r R 0 W® in currency. .. ~ i'MOS. BATTKiAN, Ae*. no'-S-lrd ‘ Mono “S Rh a*» House Watefst., to Tljos. Katti^an PASSAGE FEOM THE OLD 00HNTEY Lower than the Lowest. * THUS. H. RATTIGAN. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C. Piano Covers, Pine Embroidered Cloth, A new an-1 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT ( M’FAHJ.AjVD, COLLINS & CO. PITTSBURGH. Warehouse, No. 113 First and 120 Second sts. M anufacturer* of all sizes Rzd descridtions of ( OH o*l Hetorts, and Stills, Gas and Water sad. Irofts. l>r»g irons, Wagon Boxes, Seal Moulds, i uJliea, Hangers and Couplings. Also. .Tohbing and machinery of even descrip tion made to order. J * Kjiingd complete machine aiinp »tt*ched to tS’ 1,11 “ eccawy atUnK wU “5 ?™y Bi ifit of " jeuei Subsistence Committee. WILL BE ADMITTED ” Into the J-ort Pin Works, Firth Ward, to til ls- dally, until April Irt . Iti6t. Price of Admission, is CENTS, the entire proceedstn ta> presented to the Subsistence L niiimittee ol Pittsburgh. Tickets sold at the office of the works, at Mooong-ahela•House, attd -<t. Charles Hotel. febtn-lind COUNTRY BLANKETS J ,S . T ,,^^ fEIVKI> - A SPLEXDID lot of COl’M-HY BLANKETS at H. J. LYNCHS, No. 9t> Market street, and No. l Market Alle y. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION of the Charter Oak Fire and Marine INSURANCE COMPANY, .Inn. Ist, ISU4.. Hiak Mocks f <s9,if*S 00 1 iiMeil State* Hwn.l* 30,450 00 K.tilrottil Hoiuiu 108,150 00 Loaned on Mortgage on Heal Kstate. 49, *2-23 oo Loaned on Collateral 34,0*26 00 Kills Receivable and other property.. 6,913 89 C*hh in hank and hands ot Ageuts .. 30,543 63 _ *328,503 52 IJABILITrES. Unsettled Losses A, A. CARRIER & BRO., Agents, B 3 FOURTH STREET, febl3-2md Pittsburgh, Pa. Principal wanted—for the Public Schools ol the Third Ward, City of Pittsburgh. Applications maybe addressed to either of the undersigned Directors of the Third U art! Public Schools. .K>HN IM’KEOWN, Dr. L. UJLDSHt E, THOS. A. PENDER, ROBT. DUNCAN, PETER BRADY, CHAS. W. LEWIS. leblo-3tawtml2 LARGEST ASSORT ALEX T OF : ■_ NEW and CHEAP ' Wall Paper & Window Shades In the country, at FOERSTEK Si SCHWARZ'S, 164 Smithtield st. tifc'TPW TO S l5O PKR MO.VTH.-THE •7JJ JtP Little Giant Sewirg Machine Co., want an Agent in each county to solicit orders for their hew ®l5 Machine, with guage, screw driver and extra needles. We will pay a liberal salary and expenses, or give large commission. Kor particulars, terms, &c., enclose a stamp, and address ‘ S. T. PAGE, Toledo, Ohio, Gen. Agent for the United States. fehS-lmdSc3mw e ckhamTlosg, “ Liberty Street, Pittsburg AOEXTSPOE Russell Mewer and Reaper, Buckeye Mower and Reaper Quaker Mower and Reaper,' Cayuga Chief Mower and Rcapet, Farmer Mower, Woods* Mower. Also, dealers In Agricultural and Farming Im pliments. janl9diw SAVE TOUR GAS BY USING OI.EA son a Anti-Fliekering, American and Imper ial Las Burners, a sure saving oi twentv-Bve ner cent The the \hiig for U't.f® , E,* 1 ' lml ,ee u>em burn at thelTaii * lttlft g Plumbing Establishment ol WELDON s KELLY, .__ no4 164 Wood street. oil, &c., 30 cases X Cans Rar ics, 20 do k do do 6do X do do boneless, 30 do quarts and pints Olive Oil, 20 do Italiana Maccaroni, . io do do Yennicella, Just received and for sale by REYMER A BROS., feb29 126 and 123 Wood at. VEW STY LE.—THE PHILADEL -Lnl phia new style of Stamped Qtqld. Pape*’ Hangings with satin Damask 'lnsert«l. ffpr sale by W. P. MARSHALL^ mhs ' ST Wood ‘fft. OOA BEDFORD -STREET FOR BENT—-Apply ta- S. COTHBEBT & SONS, mh4 MWwtelitegL tflie lailgfe.st .'he Democratic tarty, Territorial Aggrandizement, and National Unity. An historical comparison which sever al ol the Republican journals hav# seen nt to make in connection with our dis astrous and disgraceful defeat in Florida suggests the.appropriate historical start ing-point for tracing the magnificent ter ritorial expansion of the United States. hese journals have compared the dis aster at Olustee to the famous defeat of Mi neral Braddock in the old French war. ,y e have no concern with the aptness of the comparison; it is opportune lor onr purpose only as carrying the mind back to the petty stockade, on the site of the present city of Pittsburgh, called Fort Uuquesne, which was the.object of Brad dock's ill-fated expedition. The name of that French post calls up a curious geographical picture. The English eol omes in North America, containing at that time abont a million of souls, were: scattered along the Atlantic coast, which lorined their eastern boundary; but on all other sides they were hemmed in bv a cordon of French settlements and mil itary posts. The possessions of France whmh lay upon the skirts of Urn colonies! extended, m a prodigious circuit, from the mouth of the St. Lawrence round to the month of the Mississippi; they were dotted with the rising towns of Quebec, Montreal, Detroit, ' and New Orleans they hugged the colonies at Fort Du quesne and other military posts, from which Frenchmen exercised control over tiie Indian tribes and wielded them against the colonists. The war in which Barddoek fell swept France from the continent and enlarged the territorial area which fell to us with the success of the Revolution. By the treaty of peace in which our independence was acknowledged, our boundaries were defined as being, on the east, the Atlantic; on the south, the thirty, hrst parallel ot latitude; on the west, the Mississippi; and on thenorth, an irregu lar lineof which the southern shore of. Lake Erie forms a part. This territory so small in comparison with that over which we now claim jurisdiction, receiv ed no increase until the administration of Jefferson. hen the Constitution was formed and submitted to the people for their ratification, one of the prominent objec tions to it was drawn from the great ex tent of the country; an objection which had to be met in the threshold, and was discussed by Mr Madison in the four teenth number of the Federalist, under the title, "An objection drawn from extent of the country answered. ’ ’ What ever force there may have been in the objection, it is obvious that if the country was then too large for one government it mustbe, a fortiori , too large for one The bead and front , Is w forth principles which bear directly on ber arrest and placed to the present state of the country ! 1110 cause °f the disturbancpWas;;that.i In the first place, it is to be remember- [ he 7 Ejected to titer theatmeßlbthey,, ed that the general Government is not to rec Jt! 7e3 ft 0 ® 1 their .Yankee ltoeea be charged with the whole power of ma- t ? ra '- 7 Tke y 818463 that theydid tfofjo& king and administering laws; itajuriedio- th e Yankee army to dig intrenchmeits non is limited to certain enumerated ob- , do auch labor. They were-saldiers,-.; jects, which concern all the members of and exibfied a.desire to ~go baektothek . the republic, but which are not to be at- toartmiafW fhimJraritTrof tamed by the separate provisions of any 4^ie Y an hees. The Federals; S4%gf"' Tile subordinate Governments, which ca^ efu,, y kee P the mbyeinenfSisrfriibffs,i; c:in extend their care to all those other an< ejery qther item of OTdiitary,interest objects, which can be separately provi- a profound seeret,anditisalmoat«Unat ded for, will retain their dne authority °f to gft anything from v and ativity. Were it proposed by the th ? - a - °l UrMl plan of the convention, t<? abolish the onlir sfrtf Governments of the particular States; its !*_ l4el ? B fa fnished"t» hre : tki«iß adversaries would have some ground for knowle dS e , and which htegetsjftoifi -Mar., their objection; though it would not'lie P .trends. . , difficult to show, that if they were abol- *«» W .^onlneigrp ‘shed, the general Government would be V 8 . 6 4eater proportions than Whfit Wfe - compelled, by the principle of self-pres- of * hls «de fcub#toflythto(f fßo%fefe*ri»L ervation, to reinstate them in their prop- , lole fleet from the river had to;®) ' er jurisdiction. down tp quell it: - ~ .... . f . , .j/ i . if, with our then small territory, it was pe.L. necessary to preserve the local State Gov- Bladen, AJa« .Ajue &.JLB62. M*r TL»or * ernmeots in full vigor in order to render GenerS~ll r^rfect ; ' : one general Government over the whole being woun'ded. 1 tbpShfi\yjjnGnr ' pracUeable; if the necessity was, even, able to face 1 the'AbohtibfiiMg'' t then, so great that the clearsighted states-, contest we must trinmnhior fieri meu who wrote the Federalist held them- the sooner we mate up selves ready to show that if Jhe State, the better. We‘lSjf Govemmems w ere abolished the princi- hypocritical cry df “Union anu . t^occu^'alm’ge the maintenance of one Goverameni h fl e * » 0nl y over the whole is a utopian chtmem if “ 661 W 84 Nor^‘ the state Governments are to be shorn of their powers. death is preferable to dishonor and;, 6 is , the nature of the case, that territorial & Intervention/- greatness and Governmental unity are P<5SC f , in sixt 5 r days. !-NornatiOE;^ ™ScS il " ‘he success of theiemo- we^m^ta^oSitoSa^ xealous champion of the rights and dig nity of the state governments. The firtt p o w« creed which it jprer put forth was the for fear celebrated Virginia resolutions of *9B’ iiL«~ ?-Bf ®bff and the report in defense of them written til l T emfimbew perfidt -- ’Alh by Sir. Madison by the prompting and mn ' 1 ' inspiration of Jefferson. The purpose He«dqi»a*terif- A*tny.i&r-tK<irOimit;tVtT4i of those resolutions was to assert the -,.-,r ;. .. nglitsof the state governments against Ja ?- "S-4P. iederal usurpation. It Was on this nlat- —ln order to afford find 1 form that the Democratic party first came into power by the election ofJeffeT- > or planttngrthecomingseaaoixptheCfenK Bon to the presidency in 1801 Have eral C.opajnapding,.• the Democratic party ever desbrted this a ttontib® bg-gireaJ? fflg, $&&&&&#£ principle, br eycr wavered in its asser- fencing and Hie df toatfejMSgEfr tioh? Never. It is as cardinal an arti- the cle of its creed to-day as it Was when, *0 cultivate. > 'The gspSinJh&jxtiilfißtoregi: m 1798, it made war, under this banner, ° fsncll bg^rna^fi;;l)j, on the odius Alien and Sedition laws. the army wi&ie-mclosed %-tlie nearest It is Mr Sumner, it is Mr. Greeley, it is PY the black Republican leaders who have, or ®iZ fSof ' within the last few months, been mak! e ’f B ’ ,Tl ,l b e "Btrieay ;opr6hiWted. ing elaborate arguments against state ® e rights, and asserting the danger and fol-' r °ads of jhe ponntryas ly of their recognition. It is the Repub- The General Commanditig ia confident lican party that is to day making it the that it jS ,opW necessary to renSind leading feature of its policy to draw importance’Off a flufe»ly‘t>jF ; within the scope of federal jurisdiction fdr rts : OSfi%Bd ; thattOfi2Be4>Rt-o powers which the Constitution left to the pie, to.insnre a cheerfnl comPlianceliy all States. R. E. Lee, General 1 But if, as the authors of the Federalist. But if France concludes to take Mbxi- ' maintained, one republican government co she will requirg thc affilince bf- flte over so extensive a countiy is impossible southern Confederacy fo prijtect&er from 4 unless the state govrnments are upheld Northern aggression. Nations,' as infi' in tiie full vigor of their authority, we as individuals, always consult ttieiif bWn appeal to intelligefit men to say which is interests-in any alliance )®ey, thay ifenn : the true Union party. Hence onr bestaUlance mnst be invoim' We are. fighting for territorial great- “stoat hearts and ! atlrotig i »rtn(»h» .. .n ; ness ,Wfe are fighting because the na- I -haye been verv unweii = tionalinstincts hare been educated to months desire a widely extended empire. But who has educated the country in this newed health nTid wt t r«. T^!LSr ire ' wiHi Wllat Darty has from first to last, yet to irtowto embodied and given effect to the to- hope to do SX2S'«SKt»WtjB ataa^«jj6a3«ff yjfespamtfe saa^gSpßß ! -;;r .jiis S* .al. .A— MManr.Jj ...V. •• Victoria, $ 13,366 69 jr *: For ExElMtionitiad Concert* cshnot be ' BttfpgMfit to Htecttyr — b «" IheirlbWKrfoMeff® §ff££ *W=*Sothf ttsr.i tfe by tie instinct' for ■ tdrtkbriM id&St that istheraainr support of ih<* tfc&S the Republican; j ; t}ja ,net?iL!l a chance of abolishnufslaverv thnTW. ‘ oeratic party'w&ffir he'tite hjllP&if pafty inthte North: Tta dp|)6hfentsligve<' always’deprecated territprialifgreamß'sss-’ why. should they, fighffpr.M B®s^”!, andnSSlSK&S^* master jpas3on di me It is by thtCMrbhg’iihiittliitki hfftafffrftV sion, by this unsated thirst fergreatnehfcv that the party has made our mstorverirt expanded the .map which TialtaSeamv 4 Of this was Ifora the 3 now fallen into 1 diseredilbnly bheadsethd' Democraticparty isno* inpower.- BSantei i expelled fr<sn; this pogtipent since the treaty of Paris a hundred years ago is * ?§“" ™ f £ nr if“we ■sfiduia 4 hare another fohr-yearsfofblbcfcßeptibD : I lean.rale, she.mayy as theaflv amt ter of the confederates, lip. np-am tl»» mfa ■, tress of the magnificent valley whicSiher } adventured ahd’ : iiißsioiim9el wSOPW 7 nrst to exjildr '■< *no-:• :ji. i;.~ Intelligence frpjn Eefeelfloin: I t°® °° r Richmond papers -we make ' the following,additiolalisßlec*iona^i-f,; t ,, Preparations of Admiral • for the Attach. B I From the Hlehinond Enquirer, ¥eb. 24 ' u • taui We are indebted Wi friend'jusMftllfr, Pensacola whamadty hisi.eacapg (ditan *^ e^ y y.i?w,d ; on T fe<irsdBy,nSl«l|^^; . the following interesting Itema, concern rag the movements or tffe that city, Netvi OtleaHg?esM2i3SladiBfeHi" vilie. Be,left Hew <■ Orleans some ttw/h■> weeks, ago nnd. went tn.Pona~Qf.o‘ij l ‘ M rirhcro hatthe stearn^T 'Tubihrofa wa¥« MW 1 I the Navy: Yard -jmstefad^ -(Sniiday) ■ fop:: Mobile, and-that eigkfatiQitarrboate W®ce/ to leave this morning. Admiral-Bar, ragut arrived in ago with three undergoing preparationaof,eWting.dowjS, provisioning, pijoviding o;ews,,-&c.v for.; ■ action. He also says that iiom the ' preparations heitfg thought that an attack TvHl«Be Wdeidrf, Mobile shortly.. He reportaithe nwnher of troops m Bes? left, to be about seventeen ‘ mostly of the Texas'expeaayb&P Se'vetf ' thousand of the caWry had fctm sent to MadisonTille. Alleged Revolt of HegHl Tttidpi. : ; The negroes connected iwith«!».««.. ditjon, amounting to about five thnhw^j 1 ia wmber, muftnie^'; t|tar, g^^etee"
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