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PITTSBURGH+
FRIDAY MORNING, MA
nr Those'of - bin . patrons who move
onthe let of April will please leave no
tice at this office the No. and street of
their new locations.
RETRENO amENT OF EXPEN
SFS: '
Quite a number of the leading Admin
istration ptipeis.ofihe country have, of
late, been giving some sound, but un
necessary, advice to their readers, rela
tive 'to the necessity of retrenching their
expenses. - If these timely admonitions
were addressed to the President of the
United States, and the hundreds of thou
lands of office-holders and contractors
under him, it would be just the thing; Lut
sending them out promiscuously among
the people generally, shows a heartless
ness witch should not be pardoned in
this world nor in the world to come. Im
agine a big, corpulent, Abolition editor,
who has just fobbed a hundred thousand
dollars as his share of a shoddy contract,
telling his readers to be prudent and
economical when they are in absolute
want of the thinest necessaries of life.
Let these suggestions be addressed to
Mr. Luvoottif a`nd his household, asking
him to begin the reformation required;
there is no - necessity for sending them
to the multitude, for luxuries ate be
yond their reach.
It *all the New York Evening Post,
eve . one of whose editors holds
a 'lucrative office under the Administra
tion, which first began this retrenchment
agitation. It was followed by the Tines,
another paper, whose editor basks in the
suriShineynf, official favor. Does any one
believe that these opulent and swelling
Abolitionists, gorged with the sweetest
morsels Their purveyers can select 1)1
them, have any idea of retrenching their
expensedY Why, one-half of these peo
ple who now roll by us in equipages'
which would mortgages common man's
estate, never knew luxury beyond brown
bread and cheese-parings, before the
wdr broke out. Now they are dressed
in purple and fine linen and fare sump
inott4 every day. They never had as
fine a time, and theji i are bound to make
the most of it. Well let them fatten on
thie distresSeS of the people ; but baring
sucked the very life blood of the million,
let them lie up and digest it, and not
insult the multitude, by asking them to
.refrain from luxuries and enjoyments far
some little pity for the people's poverty
and not insult their angu sh.
OPPOSING GOVERNMENT .
We were under the impression that the
most stolid Abolitionist had abandoned
the absurdity of confounding the gov
ernment of the United States with a
stupid and criminal administration of
its executive department, buf we were
mistaken. And, because the opposition
to the conduct of the Administration
take,occasion.to point out its follies and
its crimes, we . are asked such silly and
unmenuing questions as these, from
feitetiday's' ecirArneial ofthis city
"Would you withdraw our armies from tlic
field, ;seknowied , mthe OktfAeraey, confe s s
beat, add takeakelmat terms from Jeer. Dit
you can get 1 'Matt can you do but keep right
ahead. if you do not propose to come to this 1-
Worn this it will be seen that to be
displeased with LINCOLN'S follies is, ne
cessarily, to be for DAVIS and his rtLbel
lion 1 Why, the causeof our discontent
with the Administration is because it
do , T3 not "keep right ahead," put is tri
fliil'eltiAty the people's substance in low
schemes to prolong its own existence.
Wr are for keeping right ahead, but
three years of lamentable failure
,have
demonstrated that those in power are
unable for the crisis by which they are
surrounded. And — yet, notwithstanding
our sacrifices, the party in power has
.the audacity to ask for a re-election.
But for fear that our objections to the
continuance in power of ABRAHAM LrN
,c,Riair, might be regarded as being
prompted by partizan considerations, we
copy the following from the Neu. Nation,
an orgap_-,of FREMONT recently estab
lished iri Neiv York. It- thus speaks of
the military performances of the past
few weeks:
changes of base, masterly retreats and racks
'-inOtssances have succeeded each other with a
rapidity worthy of the greatest showman of
modern times. The immense variety of vircum
otatetieaMfotily eqaaledt by indentity of the re
'
_ We have SHERMAN'S reconnoissance, NN I ill 'S
.reconnoissance, Tnostas , reconnoissance, K.,1,-
larnice's ERCORIIOIBSEIRCE, CUSTER'S reconnois
.-Sinee, Sevalotra's reconnoissance (IllltußE's
Charleston reconnoissance.
:The result is everywhere the same, ridiculous
and ditastioue• •
Again addressing Mr. LiNcots, the
New Itrattign says:
"We litie - been" imposed upon long enough.
The ruin which you have been unable to accom
plish in four years, would certainly be fully
consummitett were you to remain in power four
years' longer. Your Military Governors and
their provost lltatahals over-ride the laws, and
theeatto of the armed heel rings fOrth as clearly
nsw to America as in France or Austria. You
have eheruached upon our liberty without se
curing victory, and we must have both.
Overland California Route
The.," . W£ol illOO . ration al .Tntelligencer
referring to a large government adver
.tisement., with which its spacious col
nrans are handsomely embellished, re
marks
"with eharneter.stic energy the new schedule
fixes the time at the greatly improved speed of
sixteen days durtne.eight months of the year.
and twenty days the remaining four months.
The newspaper and document mails for the Pa.
aide coast will be sent by sea.
• piopossls are to he received at the Postpiliec
Departair.at until the 14th of June next, to be
deeLded on,the day following. One service is to
commence on the Ist of Octoher next, but the
aCeepted bidder will have the privilege of begin
ning on the isA day of July. The contract win
be fog tons years.
with:permanent regular improved mall facili
ties over the great Father of Routes, not only
Igilittlietnuttitudeti Ofinterprising adventurers
along the great thOrottglicare be benefited, but
thousands of other eititenswho reside on till the
r Stites branching therefrom , will have direct and
ilseedy - communication with their friends of oth
er States.
Wass sliled, carpets may be c'eaned
after beating, with the following mix
`..thAt: _ TwogattOna of water, with hat' a
popini of soft soap dissolved in it, to
which ad 4 four ounces upload ammo-
Vas' be-rubhed 'on with a thin
ner and tite,narpeti then rubbed dry with
a..,l**l4's
Lieutenant General Grant—His Froin Paris.
New Position. I From the Nationa} Intattgeneer
The order issuedlty the War Depart- '"llikat33 March 4, 1864.
ment assigning-Lies en. Grant to the IWe fitheels waiting day by day and
command of all oui4nies anidaPPoint- everftlai for trigong announced arrival
ing General Halleb)oaXtis4higkßt otot
.ofthelllmperde eCt f Mexico in the
opens a new epocipt our t l .• ry ptta Il s e comes not; al
rangements. Sinceeneiel `! tiough, tiSyotOtrii aware from my letter
we's superseded as Ofttertg* - 41 ef, ;At of Tuesday lad, he is :it Brussels, and
armies have been ut;Ar 010 tiiitiefore within a few hours of his des
rectiou of a mere lii*OflgWashingt4 titration. 44. ti lad rumors began to circu
bureau, but under 'fbit'relaXirection - af late, by reason or his delay, to the effect
President Lincliln himself, 'knurly of their that his Imperial Highness had renounced
most important movements having been his somewhat, Quixotic adventure, and
made without the knowledge or against shrunk from taking the final plunge
the advice of General lialleck. The ele. when the decisive moment arrived ; for
vation of Lieutenant-General Grant to once at Paris, and the guest of the Em
the supreme direction is a great improve- . peror, he must feel that there is no
ment on the arrangement it displaces, longer room to look back or reflect, but
.and.a practical confession that Mr. Lin- that he stands committed to his task in
coin has been for a long while assuming the eyes of Europe and the world. Ido
duties for which he is incompetent. Oh- ! not pretend to affirm whetherthe Aus
viously, no man is tit to direct military I trian Archduke really falters or not in
operations who is incompetent to coin- his purpose ; but the report that he aid
niand in the field, whether he be a vii- so became so strong as to compel the
lage lawyer from Illinois, or a heavy and Moniteu this morning to break silence
plodding writer of military books trom on the subject and publish a note deny-
California- If Halleck had a natural va ing the rumor that "His Highness had
'cation to military command, he could renounced going to Mexico, "and attrib
not have sat at a desk in the eventful uting hisrretention in Brussels to "in
summer of 1862, during and after the de- disposition." Whether the "indisposi
.
feat of General Pope. don - spoken of be an indisposition to
He would have pawed like the war- sea voyage, the official journal does not
horse when he heareth the sound of bat- I mention
tie afar off. With what derision would i For all further details respecting the
not General McCellan have been over incident which implicated a member of
whelmed, if, being Genetal-in-Chlef at the British Parliament and Government
the time, he had allowed another to take in the late plot agains t the Emperor's
the field and repel the invasion of Gen. life, I must refer vou to the London
eral Lee? What but the weight of years journals and the House of Commons.
and infirmities could have excused Gen- 1 s rli thl Tv rind at once the explana
eral Scott from commanding in person tions of Mr Btansfeld and his defence of
at the first battle of Bull Run? When Mazzini, an-i will put what interprets-
General McClellan was in chief corn- Lion upon them you please. In this
mand, he also had, from choice, the im- city. and in official circles. as is not 1111-
mediate direction of our most imporant - natural, the "defcn« . ' militates very
army, and he would have continued to strongly ngninst the - explanation,' and I
combine both functions, and have ended the latter is regarded as being at least
the war in 1862, if the clamor of the tad- indiscreet and inopportune.
icals and the weakness of the President We shall s -on he in the bustle of a
had not deprived him first of the general I new elect ion of two members for the
and afterward of the special command capital. There is likely to be a split in
His special operations were this arted . the camp. The 0. , rier9 and artisans,
because the general direction did not rejecting the lead of the Liberal journals
support them. We cannot even con and their usual directors in such matters,
ceive the possibility of a Napoleon or a insist upon setting upieandidates of en-
Wellington directing campaigns from a tirelv their own choice and class. The
military bureau. At this late day, we Siecie, the-refore, announces at once in
see the administration ye-adopting the columns twit candidates, one of its
idea with which General McClelllan set own :tatf, Andre Pasqual, and Sean Au
ont,bert. a mechanh . It will be curious to and bestowing the chief command
on a General who has no thought of Be watch the result of this purely demo
clud,ing himself from active duties in the • cratic movement
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CH 25, 1864
field. -
This sensible proceeding. which i , se Economy in a Family.—There I
satisfactory tothe common sense of the nothing which cues so far towards ph i
country, is adopted by the administra. cing young people behind the reach of
tin rather as a political maneuver than Poverty as «ononcy in the management
as a tardy act of military prudence It of hou-ehold cattails it matters not
tier military strategy 01 Mr. Lincoln's w lietle , r a man furnislics little or min h
advisers were as good as their political, for his flintily, if there i. , , a no li Gi lt i a l
they might long ago have ended the star leakage in his kdelooi or parlor, it Inn,
They are great adepts at managing the away - , lie kri ,,, , , net how, and that de
war as an electioneering engine. The , nwti Waste (vies Moe , ' like the leer".
victories which .were won in the early leach's daughter, until he that movides
part of last summer, instead of icing rig- has no more to give. It is the husband's
oroualy followed up, were converted into duty to ' , ring into the house; and it is the
political capital. On the strength of duty of the wile to see that none goe,
them Mr. Lincoln's partisans have been wrongfully out of it. A roan gets a wife
electioneering in his behalf with great to look afar lii , alf.ors, and to assist him
success for the last eight months. In in his journey through life. to educate
stead of taking advantage of the crip- and prepare their ehildrc n for a proper
pled condition of the rebellion to end the station in lite. and not to dissipate iii;
war, the military gains of' last year have property.
all been squandered to promote the per. The husban cis inter( st should be the
aortal aspirations of one Man. The reb- wife's care, :,nel her great( st ambition to
els have had a long breath.ng-spell, e,nd carry her no faitlier than his welfare (.re
i most industriously have they improved happiness, tugging r s‘, sth that eel her dill
, it. prep? Th s '-hedild la her sole aim, and
Their military stren , th has ry Ver hcen the theater eel her exploit , in the bosom
iso great as it is at this moment While the 01 her family, where she may do as
administration, for electioneering par- much tosvar :s making a fortune ice he
i re i jie,4„4)&lllo2A . Rlllsil:l the e ()lint ry w.th can in the counting room or the workshop
to its downfall, the South has been etiiel , , - I , liaii'vt'FlLY - P ll-I K v a Wait' n i l . , - t i l !‘ in i i 'e.
putting forth all its energies in ate engt h. Lis earning. Self gratification in dress,
~ ..r indulgence m appetiteor more con.ening its armies :end recruiting, its shat
tered strength. The consee,itence i.. that patty than his p;;: se can well contain, are:
after this eight months' reinis.mea, ,, on our , quail} - pernicious. The first adds vaiei.
t}' to extravagant e: the , -ecerael, fasten. a
side and of energy on theirs, we are about
to enter upon an unequal contest in the doctor', hill tee R I ,rIFI Mit leer's tieconnt
spring campaigns. Our numerous ~e- ~, . and the latter leriugs int, niperance -- Ihe
worst , : ,:i , v.I-- in it: tr,in.
aai-ouare.i—the new euphemism for de-
..
feats—have disclosed the alertness and —..—
Flow they Run State Prisons in
vigor of the rebels in every part of the
New York.— I'h :Sing Sing Re i ,,.,',,, ~ ~
confederacy. There is great danger that
( , ays- - Last Saturday night rebind
the militaty w tide ill set in a different l
o clock a scene took place lit the f,
direction this year front what it did last, '
male prison which came near being a foil
sire
the
thati,
d administration sres toifa
face
e s i
h s e ce e %p
s p e re i
u l c e 2
n n i
act play. A Mr. Westbrook Van Sand
, tbrd, from Sch enectady, lately appoint
ees. To shirk the responsibility of poi
ed , rte of the guards, became familiar
sihle disasters in the spring campaign,:, it
with one of tft stoic prisoners noun el
has invested General Grant with the
Little, wii 0 l ice id her Iti bat d . f •
I , / A IN.
supreme command, to make him a soap,- y -,.., ,
ears since RI Hottest, T. Their intanar v
goat for the sins of the administration.
y o su a lt n ec i l n iu appointit i y last Satnrday night
If the war clouds grow black—it a
succession of defeats shall startle and tra r nce into ''l \ ti l l u c d ... l l - 1 . ...n in g . 1 3 e t,i , ' , ' l c o l , e( a l nc h l 'is frc c,l l , l;
alarm the country—if the air shall be there he was ,ti a hi m i l i tted y Mrs. Little into
filled with ghosts .of brave soldiers fah . her roo n struck ii a light, when
len in vain, Mr. Lincoln means to lie in le and behold : 1 t nspeetor Bates
a position to say, like the frightened and Principal ' there E._t..pe ' r Granby, whom
Macbeth. "thou can'st not say 1 did not she had intorthed .
say I did it; shake not thy gooey locks , Mr. Van San „' el what
astaken going
on
before :Ins
et me.” .If the spring campaigns result e rice Smith, c bu ° t r , as . noticing criminal
in disaster,'lm is preparing to wash his , could be proved against him, the cunt.
hands of the responsibility by laying the i plaint was witlidlawn - The party re
blame at the door of General Grant. This ferret] to is Mrs. Scarab Littles, who was
may be very unfair; for General Grant is sent to prison front this city' under cir
not justly responsible for the antecedent cumstances which all li our citizens well
military situation, which makes his 1)o- remember. Mrs. L as,. v , el.l . llilerstakvi,
the
in such a
sition difficult and success doutillutrail.
hissit conducted herself . in .
is not he, but Mr. Lincoln,manner as to obtain
squandered on political objects the mill- good
will
01
those
confidence and
tary advantages that should have been • r se' in
charge of the insti
talon.— ,ocheAtvr t ;,i on.
followed up while the rebellion was —.-...
staggering under the heavy blows it re- Theodore Parker.---The Journal of
. ceived last year. Cninmeree after reading the two pondei :
It is not Grant, but Lincoln, that has ors octav, -, s, giving the life and Correa
given the rebels eight months to recruit pondence of Theodore Parlaer, says ;
their energies, and cc,rdiont us in greater - Before reading the volumes in ques
strength than ever. It is a very good lion, we had formed the idea that .Mr.
specimen of Lincoln cunning to slink out Parker was a man of large parts, and
now that matters are coming to a pinch, decided though mis-directed ability. At'.
and cast the responsibility of what is to ter reading them lie sinks in our estima
happen upon another. It it goes ill with I tion to a man
01
but ordinary mental cal
our armies, the new command with lbre, with something more of self-admi
which he has invested General Grant en..
ration than we have ever seen exhibited
aides Mr. Lincoln to clear his own skins, iritke public writings of any individual,
and also kills off a rival who has been while he evidently looked the clearness of
talked of in some quarters for the presi- j thoug
neces ht,
sary reflect
to m i onake and judgment
and ho esl '
'
dency. He will even escape the respon
sibility width attaches to the selection of sistent teacher of any doctrine.
officers and the assignment of commands, Gravitating in the Right Direc
since Congress, by the creation of a new
lion.—We take peculiar pleasure in I
rank, expressly intended for General
chronicling the fact that cur democratic '
Grant, has seemed to designate, or at
exchanges are becoming a unit in the
least to reccommend, him for the posi
tion of commander-in-chief. Nothing policy so often suggested by General
McClellan, of conducting the war so as •
could be more opportune for Mr. Lin- to preserve the constitution ot the coun
coln. He has made a prompt use of the
advantage, and probably fancies that his try, and get for us again a solid and frit-
Presidential prospects are now put be- ternal Union. The worst excesses of the
yond the reach of any military contin party temporarily in power will nut
gency. drive the democratic party 4 'from .this
strong and noble position. With it they '
Great hopes are justly entertained of will triumph, and in their success the '
Generai Grant, and he enters on his safety
of our institutions, as well as the
new duties with the good wishes and
preservation of our Union, will be assur.
benedictions of the whole people. ill „. F , ,
ed. The good work goes on bravely.
activity, enterprise, skill, and good for- 1
tune arc amens of promise; and if he ac. ' Maple Sugar in Indiana.—the sea
quits himself as well in the loftier as he son has been favorable'
more than tor
has in the lower sphere, his will he one several years,and more attention is given
of the proudest names in military histo- ! this branch of industry. Those who
ry. If he were merely the selection of I have "opened camps” have made from
the President and General Halleck, cx. ' 100 to 500 pounds of sugar, and severed
perience would not justify very high ex. have produced as high as 1,000 to 9,.', )
_II
1 .IMEXICAN MUSTANG LIN/-
pectiltiOnS. They brought Greneral Pope pounds, together with molasses for their MI:XT.—The parties in St. Louis and
from the west: the country knows with families and to supply the towns. Sugar -
V i n , :. - ,t i . n ,n n g n tL i N n v i no have been counte f rfe r i o tl et t o h r e
what result. They also promoted Gen- i., selling at 11).. lo 15 cent , leer pound, shipha, e been m th eil or f ougt r y P es re t t o er gb ° y fher:ourt;
cral Burnside and General ; Hooker, and molasses at So
~ to $1,7,5 for gallon. To guard against the further Imposition, I have
procured from the United .
States treasury, a pri-
Uhu had actinited themselves well in.in- '
i - - -*Ala— e ate steel-plate revenue stamp, which Is placed
ferior commands, to positions in which , TUE. Pna
awy between France anti 0 , er the top of each bottle. Each stamp bears
their failure was equaly conspicuous ond ' Icily through Mount Canis tunnel is al- the article of my signature, and without which
dcplorable. But though General Grant' ready open to St. .Michael, in Barny, on leg e . FlinrtifteloetLena. counterfeit, dangerous anidhlv.orth
is untried in so large a sphere of action the - Fretch side, and to Sure, in Pied- Incest has been in . use in a e nd v er e growing 11l favor i' l l c n i;
as that to which he is nowpromoted, we mont, ou the Italian. At the rate of many years. There harxll - exists a hamlet on
have ,fortunately, a far better garan tee two metres per day, as now progressing, t ,i h e e nee ha o bi l t b s teg o lontrru that
with its contain evi
of his abilities than the judgment of it will be completed in six years and emonent in the ' world l . e n
da . t pre s se the nt t
lm-
President Lincoln and his Washington seven months. By hand labor on] i. proved ingredients, its effects upon man and
Y lvisers.— World. twenty-six years and three months
Y . west are perfect! remarkable. Sorea are hes' t
ed, painaretteve2, " uveasaved, valuable animals
would be required, as that made but made useful, and untold ills assuaged. For cuts,
STY ON THE EYELID.—An exchange i 1,056 feet before Sommeiller's boring bruises, sprains, rheumatism, swellings, bites,
caked breasts, strained homes, an., it Isis glover
says: Put a teaspoonful of black tea in
Imachines were employed. . ewa remedy that should never be dispensed
a small bag; pour on it enongli boiling —v. with. It should be in every family. Sold by
water to racisten it then put it on the ' THE - workmen in Colt's Armorywere all druggists'
D. S. BARNES, New York.
eye pretty. warm-,keep it on all night, all paid off promptly on Monday, their
and in theAtorr4g.. the sty will most regular
pay-day. The amount'of cash it : ?VINE aBovE iklyrivriga , FOlVaittar
iikellr be gone, ifitst-a,. second applies- took was, in ro un d num bersbout $lOO ' ''' b Y
a ,- 1 SIMON JOHNSTON',
lion is gertalp *0 rep Alp It t if ,
i.: ~ . , ei 0.... 311 .i. 000. ; feteeltiag&w-eod
cot. Smithfield and YoUrth sta.
It FA. -- el 0 glvr AtL. .it , . sr. tionnst.t.
4 4 1 ,
i2.2 , -,.. S:1 " .i.,: - 13 4 . ••4°121
1.5. CORNWELL t KERR,
e4vood. sttriet, i 7 ° / woi 9 litreettj CA RRIAGE MANUFACTURERS;
v ...—.7-IT-. ^t.
4
our i i
.. .:_bieelabstticillui. on Fifth street having, of Silver and Brass Platers, ..
late beeo*AtirtiONMore undesirable for ou
_ And manufactirerstirc -..
business, • IfitiSi*tinnounee • that we will re
move our iklij§lo)TOßE, on the IST of Saddlery & Carriage i.,...ii'l rdware,
APRIL ne/al lO . • I • No. 1 St. Clair street, anyi Duquetuie Witil
•t
(near the Bridge,) *: `,4 - 1
FrtfailigoK A
122 WOOD STREET,
Four Dooms Above sth St.,
Nearly opposite Pittsburgh Trust Company
4d"PThe exclusive agency for
STIHI:IZNI:girA:Ir'S PIANOS
Will remain in our possession as before.
H. KT.EBER & BRO,
IWDIA RUBBER GOOODS, AT
JOS. FLEMINI.PS DRUG STORE,
corner of the Diamond and Market street:
Hard and Soft Rubber Syringes, male and fe
male with extra tubes.
Hard and Soft Rubber Breast Pumps.
Hard Rubber Tooth and Nail Brushes.
Hard Rubber Ear Trumpets.
Soft Rubber Urinal Bags,
Soft Rubber Cupping Glasses.
Also, a complete assortment of
Traveling Flasks and
Drinking Cups.
This latter article is worth the attention of those
traveling, in railroad cars. A complete assort
ment of Foreign and Domestic Perfumery on
hand. Prime Potash and Soda Ash that cannot
be excelled in quality. hemember the place.
Joseph Fleming's Drug Store,
Corner of the Nara6nd and Market at
MEM
iIIir'LLERN/A.OR RUPTURE CURED.
—We are prepared to treat successfully
all cases c 4 rupture in young persons. most cases
in middle aged, and in some cases cf old persons
having fitted up an extensive establishment for
manufacturing
Improved Trusses and Supporters
In petullar ,a.ca or where persons desire any
style of truss not on hand we will manufacture
to order. Having the largest stock in the city all
persons requiring trusses will find it to their ad
vantage to call.
Dr. iII'CiARE. will attend personally to the ap
ph,:,tur,n of TrU,SeS. Supporters, k.c., kc.
liefilles our wn ru4nufacture we have a large
stock of
Ritter & Penfield's Oelebrated Trusses,
Dr. S. S. Fltch's Celebrated Trlll.G.o
Marsh & Co.'s Celebrated Trusses,
ENGLI.SH and GERMAN
TRUSSES AND SUPPORTERS
Elastic Stocking -it, Bandages, c
At the Pittsburgh Drug House,
i'OKI~3 SCE A:
APOTHECARIES,
corner of Fourth and Market streets. Pittsburgh
set 2.-1 yd-c
i""'1`0 RESTORE THE SICK TO
HEALTH —The blood must be purified
and all medicines are useless which do not pos
sees the qualify - of Stimulating the blood to dis
charge ifs impurities into the bowels. Bwax
51,1 11 . c PI I. Ls possess this quality in a high de
gree. and should be an es cry family. They are
equally useful for children and adults: adapted
to both sexes, and are as Innocent as bread, yet
most effective as a medicine.
The Hon. Jacob it!yersof ;SprLngyille,l!ll.l,.
•'l have used your Invaluable Vegetable I ni
versal Yflls In my (arraly since 18.38; they have
alway 4 cured, even when other medicines were
at nn avail. I have been the means of my neigh
bors usint•, hundreds of dollars' worth and 1 ern
satisfied they bevy received a thousand per cent.
in blessed health through their use. They ate
use,l to this region for Bilious and Liver lit*
eases, Fe% eranl Ague. and wall rheumatic s
with the most period success. In fact they a:.
the great reliance iu sicknea, and I trust teur
venerable life may be long spared to prepare a..
ctscellent a medicine for the use at mac. •
Pleaae. send me y our lowest price by the gross •
Sold by ThOMAS HEIWATH, Pittsburgh
anti be all respectable dealers in medicines.
mlll7-1 yddr.wc
lON 'S H RON .—/E.AT HA
iron Is from the Cireck word Kat liras.'
or "Kathuiro, - signifying to cleanse, rejuvenare
and restore. This article Is what its mune :Izni
k!, For ',reser, lug, rent.tolog and beautify ide
the human hair it is the most remarkable pre- !
paration in the sr oriel. It is again owned and
pot up by the 4/1 Ig, u,al pry prietor. and vs nor,
made with the same care, skill and attention
which gave it aisale of over one million bottles
per annum.
It is a most delightful Hair Dressing.
It eradicates scurf and dandrun.
It keepit the head cool and clean.
It malice the hair rich, soft and glosiy .
It pre ents the hair from falling off and
ter Lig gray..
It toreirhair upon bald heads.
Any la of Genleman who values a beautiful
head of hair should use Lyon's Hathalron. It
13 known arid used throughout the et vllized world !
' , old by all respectable dealers.
DEIRAS S. BARNES & CO.,
New York.
iir . l - IA.GAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.—
Thin is the most delightful and extraorth
naryarticle ever discovered. It changes the sun
burnt lace and-hands to a pearly satin texture of
raa Jailing beauty, imparting the marblepurlty of
youth and the distrnyer appearance so inviting
in the city belle of fashion. It removes tan.
trembles, pimples and roughness from the skin,
leap ing the complexion fresh, transparent and
smooth. it contains no material injurious to the
skin. Patronized by Actresses and Opera Sin
gers. It is what every lady should have. Sul'
everywhere. Prepared by
W. E. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y
Address all orders to
DEMAS S. BARNES 3r. CO.,
New York
HEIMSTREET'S INIMITABLE : ----
HAIR RESTORATIVE., NOT A LYE, Toon SALE OR
but restores gray hair to its original color, by 1 -a-'
supplying the capillary tubes with natural sue- , Exchange for
v
tenance, Impaired by age or dllease. All Instan- Exchange for City Property
I uheou3 dyes are composed of lunar caustic, des
troying the vitality and beauty of the hair, and -
afford of themselves no dressing. Ileinistreet's '
Inimitable Coloring not only restores heir to its ' That LAR,IE DV, LLI.iNd with grounds at
tached on CARSON STREET, formerly occu
natural color by any easy process, but gives the
hair a
Luxuriant Beauty, 1 pied by Christian If mien. late of East Birm-
Promotes its growth, prevents its falling off, ingham.
eradicates dandruff, and Imparts health and pleas- St
anthemto the head. It has stood the test of ;
nng and Out-Buildings
time, being the original Hair Coloring, and Is ' In the rear of the Dwelling House
constantly increasing in favor. Used by both
gentlemen and ladies. It is sold by all respecta
ble dealers, or can be procured by them of the
commercial agents, D. S. BARNES & CO, 20 4 2
Broadway, New York. Two sizes, 50c. and +I.
igr'DENTISTRY.--TEETH EX
tracted without pain by the use of Dr.
Oudry's apparatus.
J. F'. II OFIF3IA. Pi ,
CEEEEEEI
All work warranted
134 Smithfield Street,
icarTHE CONFESSIONS, AND EX -
PERIENC E OF AN INVALlD.—Pub
fished for the benefit, and as a OATITION TO
YOUNG MEN And .others. who surfer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of Man
hood, supplyingat the same time To is Al &tire
es Bfinr-4.)ttst,E. By one who has cured himself
after undergoing considerable quackery.
By inclosing a postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, eau.,
tehts-3mdtr.w Bedford, Kings co., N. Y.
DR.TOBIAS' VENETIAN HORSE
Y LINI3I.E.NI'.—In pint bottles at fifty
cents, cures lameness, cuts, galls, colic, ac. Read
the following
EQSTON, July 7th, 1808.
Gt. Tut taS :—We have used for the past year
your Horse Liniment for lameness, kicks, cuts,
bruises and colic, and In every instance found It
' the best article I ever tried in this circus compa
ny i'lease send me six dozen, as it Is the only
Ilnln,ent we use now. We have 108 horses, some
very valuable. and we do not want to leave
town without It. H YATT FROST',
Manager t an A mburgh ra Co.'s Menagerie.
Sold by THOS. 1r EDPATII., Pittsburgh, and
all respectable Druggists. °dice, 56 Gortlandt
street, New York. mlll7-Iydrawc
rfr—, -- 1... A NEW THING UNDER THE
UN!ismS
In tts effect—instantaneous.
In its coloring power—matchless.
In all its inwredients—vegetable.
In Its operation—natural.
in its beautifying results—enduring.
In its tendency—preservative.
In its popularity—unequalled.
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,'
Is pronounced both by the World of Science arid
the world of Fashion, the finest preparation ever
tin rated by art to rectify the shot t comings of
N attire.
Manilfa:tured by .T (7R151 A Donut, No. 6
Astdr House, New York. Sold by all Drug
gists. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
m yd& we
A FAC T
la it n Dye
In tic year Mr. Mathews first prepared
the VEN ETIAN }LAIR DYE ; since that time
it has been used by thousands, and in no instance
hac it failed to ggii e entire satisfaction.
The VENETIAN DYE is the cheapest In the
world. Its price is out y ifty cents, and each
bottle contains double the quantity of dye in
those usually sold for Si
The VENETIAN DIE is warranted not to in
-1 r the hair 01 scalp in the slightest degree.
the VENETIAN DYE works with rapidity
and certainty, the hair requiring no preparation
is hates Cr
The VsENETL-1N DYE produces any shade
that may be destreii—one that will not lade,crock
or wash out—one that is as permanent as the hair
itself. For sale by all druggists. Price 50 cents.
A. I. MATHEWS.
iieneral Agent. 12 (Fuld st. N. Y.
Also manutficturer of MATH LW,' ARNICA HAIH
the best hair dressing in use. Price 25
janl6- yd
IE7 ENETIAN HAIR nvE, VENETIAN
v
LINIMENT and CRISTA DOR( FS HAIR
DIE. cold at
JUS. FLEMING'S DR VG STORE,
Cor. of the Diamond and Market e.
• t;
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a e =
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4,1
BRADBURY'S
cyLnrß TED
PIANOS!
The moat TOW ERITI. and ELE(3 ANT
t ;led lastr.:rnentz rlllcut.t:tured
jr, the country
e!-; 3E: N S F' I Z
Received within a nwirrill at state I . airs an .1
Institutes. We arc also agents fur
Schomacker & Co.'s and Boardman &Gray's
Well-known excellent PIANOS, and
S. D & H.W. SMITH'S MELODEONS & HARMONIUMS
1111101ERSONS DESIRING A PERFECT
instrument are ;hi lieu to tail and easielue
before pun:hazing elsewhere. AIIKAIs those who
hale loin:Lased Sliest It.ir,.:Twats in this ♦lcini
ty we take pleasure in relerring to Allen Kra
mer, esq., llaTeman t.oe, esq., Allegheny city ;
John McCurdy. tot Park, iii...jurOy Co. , l Mrs.
Metiutry, Oakland; lit. Jonas it AlciAlutock.
A. Hoes tier, eaq., ItiJhard Bard, esq., East Lib
erty ; John Quinn, esq.. Jr. D. .t 1 Hostetter. D.
M. Book, esq., Pittsburgh:.
A Guaranteeof 5 years with each In
•trumnent.
WAMELINK BARR,
Sole Agents for Pittsburgh and Western Pa
No. 2 (dime at., near ,acpension Bridge.
Kir A general aaadetnicat of Musical Goods
always on hand. mhl
REMOVAL.
`A .
ON THE FIRST DA 1 . OF APRIL, 1
I HAVE BEEN DULY COMMISSION-
Iip will remove to No 5t Fifth street. at pree- ed and licensed to act for the foll Owing
,re
ent occupied by J. M Bon man ti.r. Bro , and trill . liable
be prepared to give the public general sattsfais '
Bon 14. Itti a well assorted stock of PHIL( t.., Fire, Marine and Life InsurancesopHilAL and MA I'HEItiATICAL INSTRI'.. . COMPANIES:
MINTS, and a large supply of OPTICAL
(10011 S with a tine assortment of RUSSIAN PH ENIX of Brooklyn, N. Y.
PEBBLE SPECI'A U LES, which are warranted r .,
to strengthen and, mproae the sight. Made and ,5 0 , ta. $600,000,
sold only by 3. DIAMOND, Practical Optician, ' With a large surplus.
No. 39 }Mb street. WASHINGTON of New York.
Remember the number, 51,51, 51 Fifth street,
after the tat of April and do not be imposed upon Capital $400,000 00
I by others. mhl Assets Feb. 1, PM 686,13646'
Unsettled claims 2 , 320 00
DYSPEPSIA CRACKERS, Capital and Surplus soBl',_o/0 45
—AT THE— This Company issues Participating Policies.
, • Its script dividend hare be en 60 per cent. per an-
BOSTON CRACKER. BAKERY, num for three years past .
American Life & Trust of Phila.
Capital $600,000.
For further information apply to
S. S. BRYAN,
Broker and Insurance Agent, -..•
69 Fowl) street.
NO. 64 FOURTH STREET,
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
VitLlt L.IHMSEN,
at the Office of the Western State Penitern
lug Fourth street.
tiary, until FRIDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
raliX:i-lw‘t Pittsburgh. APRIL, for furnishing LUMP and NUT COAL,
MiARCH, APRIL AND MAY and good FRESH BEEF, free of' bone, in all
cases the bone will be deducted,) for one year,
from the first day of April next. Bids will be
A RE THE MONTHS TO PURIFY opened on SATURDAY, THE SECOND, at 10
" / - 11. THE. BLOOD —The ,cnpodnd fluid Ex- a. m., and awarded to the lowest mid best bidder.
JOHN B4tIIIiNGHAM,
Warden.
tract at FROSIWORT, as prepared by RAN
Druggist, GB Alarket street, below Fourth,
w 111 effectually renovate and apparently reju
vonate the whole system, not only does it act
as an Alterative to the blood purifying. when
necessary as it rolls through a thousand than
nels,it gives tonennd energy to the whole y sten
Price, 50 Cents for a large Bottle
mh2l
Notice to Foundrymen.
PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR
the casting of the main pipe for - the BIRM
INGHAM WATER WORKS, which will con
aistof about 13,0001inealft of pipe, 20,18. IS, 12, 10
and Fl inches Mamater. slds will be received for
the whole of the above quantity or for part, un
til THURSDAY, April 7th. Pipes of i 2 feet in '
length preferred. For more particular Informs,-
'Lion see the undersigned'at S. M'Kee A. Co.'s I
(Mace, Birmingham. G. STENGEL, I
Engineer Monongahela Water Co. '
tab2l-1
FOR RENT—A GOOD STORE Room,
No. 28 Diamond alley, near Wood street: ;
S. utyrlißEßT &SONS
51 Marketst.
Tl-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
,y0t1; - ' poods,
N.-,.. z .„„
Spirall:kess Goo4s,
; >4. V.l-4,
t l 'l - 14
- 811)rilieDress Goods,
I N _ENV MAT S C K.,
CHEAPEST GOODS
iliT P.13L..1E1 C7lriviir.
PITTSBTJRGH
GARDNER& SCIIMMIVS,
TEMPORARY REMOVAL.
ON MONDAY NEXT, !RARER 2STM.
we shall remove our stock of Pianos and
Musical Goods generally, to
WILIKINS
Over the Mayor's office, FOURTH STREET,
between Wood and Smithfield streets, where we
shall be happy to wait on our friends' and the
I üblic. The unfinished state of our new store on
\Vood street has rendered this step necessary,
and hence, by the kindness of the Managers we
shall occupy Wilkins Hall as above for a few
weeks. H. ILLEBEIX & BRO.,
Wilkins Hall, 4th street.
PITTSBURGH, Harch22,1864.
ATOTICE—TO THE HIIIDDEHR AND
1.1 carpenters of Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Man
.
cheater, Birmingham and adjoirdng Boroughs.
The Executive Committee appointed to make
arrangements for the approaching Sanitary Fair,
are desirous that all branches of industry should
be properly reprto call a
meetingnderslgned-have
been requested of. the Builders
and Carpenters for the purpose of appointing a
Committee to represent their Interests and lend
their aid in this benevolent enterprise. In com
pliance with the above request, a meeting of the
Carpenters and Builders will be held at the
.MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, Fourth street,
on FRIDAY EVENING, 25th, at 734 o'clock.
a Punctual attendance is earnestly requated.
By order of the Committee
WM. EDGAR,
ALEX. MOORE,
JAS. liIILLING ER ,
Committee.
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M:I•NPi330•1:10 , 340.114
slakuoa •uabuzo
INSURANCE AGENCY
S DIAHVIN
Lau
Also, sole propnetor of the
OLD WDEJEArr Wffl Y,
No. 5 North Front St.,
MEMO
mhlB-tat
DWELLING 110178 R FOR SALE.—
AY The subscriber offers for sale the dwelling
house in which he now lives , situated on South
Avenue, First ward, Allegheny. The lot is 27
feet front by 160 deep, running back to a 20 feet
allley. It is a two storied brick, contains six
rooms and cellar. The'out-houses are a wash
house, stable, coal house, &e. There Is alsrge
yard surrounding the dwelling, wfth shade
and ornamental trees. There is gas and water in
all the rooms of the dwelling.
I also offer for sale a desirable country resi
dence in Rochester township, Beaver county, Pa.,
containing twenty acres ofpOund. There is a
new two storied frame
. dviehung, containing six
rooms, on the property. There Is also a :young
orchard of all kinds of fruit. There IS agood
barn, out-houses, fsc. It is about a mile from the
Rochester de
For terres,Suire of 8.. M. BOLES,
jaraf-tt oath Avenue, A ll egheny city.
iSSOLUTION.-THE C 0 - P 4 142"
-
Dnerablp beretidoze eilatbig -betweei the
undekaignedunderthe name of O r /Clfo.B. a co.,
luta title day been clialadved by. mutual 'Mama-
Jill debts owing by_sald late eopatpiendlip will
be paid by T. O. lloigak and alLelidzas due to
the said late ftrmwill be ishiBLEOPPIn•
ato.ait
Pittebuigh t 341 7 0 01, 1864. shh24ati
rZ° 1514rX1.3111:1WP.
40 .A. R. TA .
MISS RICHEY,
Having Removed to
No. 45 St, Clair Street,
Will Open on Saturday,
MARCH 26th,
The Latest Styles of
Spring Crape and Silk Bon
nets,
Chip, Leghorn and Neapol
itan Bonnets ;
Ladles', Misses' and Chil
dren's Hats;
Ladles' Dress Caps;
Head Dresses ;
French Flowers;
Ostrich Plumes;
Plaid and Plain Ribbons' in
the newest Styles and Col
ors. mh2.4-2t
SPRING
GOODS,
OPENING
A . I .
HITGITS
HACKE'S
Cot. sth and
Market Street.
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1 ICI i OM MAI fle);1
E=aMin
:~1#:~~~~~1~►.~
PHILADE
warn
T I
lA. tiff 3 1 7- 1;
I , 4 !•!, -- ar ! l
FIFTH STREET
Have received Their •
,
SPRINO- 'STOOt
FOOTS & Silat§
Call early and mane bargains. Remember
thep4ce,
Concert Frail: Shoe Stare,
62 FIFTH STREET,
mina
JUST WHAT
' EVERYBODY WANTS,
A. POCKET ALBITM 1
Holding from 12 to 24 Pictures,
FOR SOLDIERS!.
FOR SOLDIERS!
Canbe sent ES of i"iirtii"Ohlie
United States for Tivitty Ots
ALSO,"
Albums for Ca1:06 .1 410*
Albums for Centre Tablee, ,
AT PICICIIIS.
I=I_,COW ALL , •
AT PRICES •
BELOW
AT PITTOCK'S
OPPOSITE THE POSTOPPIOV, O
feb36
T HE LARGEST AB4ORT3IENT, OF
Calf,
Hip, and
Grain _Leather
CAVALRY BOOTS ,
With Enameled and Plain Legs,
—AT—
McCLEILLANIYS AUCTION,
55 FIFTH STREET.
DISSOLUTION.
'VIRE CO-PARTNERSITIP 1411E
tofore existing between the undersigned,
under the name and style of J. F. DAY & CO., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, Jonas
Keefer retiring from the firm.
J. F. DAY,
JO AS LERFEI3.
Pittsburgh, Pa., March 7th, 1564.
CO-PARTNERSHIP
The undersigned have this day entered into
articles of Go-partnership for Man_
Tinikartzlhg an Vending of. i V. g. I
Saddlery and Coach Hardware,
In all Its branches, under the name and
stylepf
DAY 8L ZiAYD~N
No. 58 Wood Street.
JOSIAH F. DAY,
THOMAS S. HAYDEN
Pittsburgh, Pa., January 18th, 1864.
mhB-dtf
REMOVAL
WE WOULD INFORM OUR DVS
tamers and the piddle generally, that on
. V V
1S'1", 1864.
We will remove from our_ present stand, No. 69
WOOD STREET to
NO. 58 WOOD STREET;
(Old and well-known Hardware Stand, of ft7oer
& Lavely, Lamely Park & Co-, arrn , atlatcriAb..
S. Lavely, now d eceased ,) five doors south of
present stand, where we will be happy to Meet
all our old friends and the public, in general, pad
feel assured that with our increased facilities for
doing businesd - we can yield to all satisfaction.
DAY & HAYDEN.
Pittsburgh, March 7, 1884.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
PROPOSALS ARE , von
the. construction of the- Reservoir , of the
13111.131.MGHADI WaTM WORBS. Bidders
will state separate prices for embankment and
for excavation ofearth,loose rockand soilitreek.
Also, prices for Clay Puddling and for Rubble
Masonry, both with end without -matcHalftib•
niched. Mane and specifications can be seep, at
S. ItifiCee & co>e Office. Bkintegham: Btdrtiill
be received until THURSDAY, April 7th.
G. ST
Engineer Monongahela V I R E 3or
mh24-Iwd
JUST OP E NING,
A SPLENDID STOCK OF
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS,
CLOAKS and
OLOAKINGS,
-•
All of the newest patterns. C all and see.ak,
H. J. 'LYNOFPS.• '•
No. 9i3 Market street, Wad
No.: Alley.
'8 OF MUSIOILL' • -• rAsTr.
recommend to every onetha
t
playa, three books, namely : the ..akuP *ld
HOME CIRCLE,
A collection of Piano Nude; the
SILVER CJEICOECEIy
A volume of Songs, Ballads, Linetit,,and, Quar
tettes, with Piano Accompaniments, and the
SECONV
Containing Choice Vocal Duets, with Plamilic
compaccimenta The price of .each is. so low—
lib2s in cloth, and el in plain binding—that the
sale is already immense. For sale try .
ii. MELLOR,
feb27 81 Wood
Itok.WER & scuaturr, NIANM:
mu lecturers of Grand, square and Upright
PIANO FORTES,
Warerooms, No. 6 Leroy Place, N.
We offer to dealers and the public a very sit
rator article. Our big. KRUEGER, was of the
late firm of Callenberg tc Co , and the manufac
turing partner. Descriptive eireifferefree.
4ai - Ageats ?minted intl7-2md
ALARGE. LOT OP
Congress is Tobacco
8.10 more Spun Telis4cr,
Navy Pounds
BriOt " 44
011 t and Dry Smoking Tobacco,
Solace Fine Cut
Sunny Side Fine Cut
Sweet Olive 64
11.VC7OLLISTEE ac BAKR,S,
.dOj6l47=MY
prBlm=,
'few
guiren -Mower =id Reaper, Buckeyt MArilt
and Reaper, Quaker blower and Reaper i Oesu
gaillower writ Reaper,: Sanker—llicnverOilrand
gr e44l4l4 t */ 10 %Zet_ Lon
Apical and anipleukeiiitierral
kinds.
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