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P-I 1.-SB VRGHt
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 4, 11361
turns out IMO pairs of shoes and brogans
THE , 4 i Ci N i s - 6s. I T has ben decided by a court-martial
in irfissouri that the testimony of color-
The leading clam pions of miseegena- e l „itiii,„,„ is admissible.
. . .
lion are making large calculations rcla 'FILE California papers are earnestly
tive to the spread of their doctrines iu arcing the fanners of that State to nn.
the coming four years; the Illdepe h d e ,f , ilertiSc the culture or t0i,a,•,•,.
MERRY WARD BRECIIER'S paper, calun Peach and plum trees arc in bloom
lates that by that time the people will be in North Carolina, and peas are well
praparefi for a "mixed ticket" for the a
l
t'
A Etta: at New Orleans on the liith
highest office in their gift. That paper,
inst. destroyed sAlo,ooii worth 11 f pr, p
looking to 18(18, remarks: criy.
"The next National nominating en" 'nth' . COMMANDER .1. 11. CRF.DiIITON 113 S
will betteld in Richmond. Blacks and white, ,
it „! 111(.11 ordeicd temporary ordtinti,T
Win. perhaps mingle equally in its debate,
decision., and it woad oe an act ut Juati.e tit)* :it I ll,' ltoStollnary-ynnl.
of these long oppressed and despised
heir or
God should be selected with one of thetr great Tilt, wholesale grocers of Chicago
co-fighters like lleoplaa Ni to repregent a renev, - I have had a "convention. - and have re
ed nation, the master and model of the world." to sell for cash only hcreaftin%
We do not think dud the election of
MANI' men and women have sad 0C(11.
FRED DouGLASS to the 'Vice Presidency
,ion to know that two du not neu
would be any worse than that of themy„ pair.
person who now occupies that position. Ilh.e.kusts.:you can't get all you want,
When 11Amur; was a Democrat, the old don't neglei t Nv hat you can get. Sion cu
Whigs of Maine used to charge bin' 'tilt of the all the juice there in
i•
with being. whit Uncle ABE denominates
an American of African descent. And it soijk barrel n which (hit
As very probable that he is. If tin-re be covered in Pleasant ,i ' r t
it
01. ,-:; y ' n , ti .‘.• i , ' , en s e t\ :
any truth in physiognomy there eau be g'Mia
no doubt but that FiamiaN has b, n THE winning lost of the race of life
sailing under false Colors. Nor is it so i a slab of white or gray stone standing
out from that turf where there is Ili, wore
certain either that old ABE, himself is
i , ckey in ,,
the clean thing; that there is some "mis- F. the middle of last July Sd ;it am
cegenation" in him is quite probable. er hare been captured and destroyed in
At all events, after standing Lim in the ittempting to run the blot kade of 11 it
White House for eight years (should he n ' in g limi
be re-elected) the people will Le prepar-
THE Poz. , r a Bohemian republican pa•
per printed at ht. Louts, puts the name
el for any necessity which Abolitionism ofFtemont up as a presidential climb late
may think proper to inflict upon them. at the head ot its ei,ittinini.
In the meantime a contemporary thus SAMUEL WittoitT, esti , Isle editor of
proves Mr. LINCOLN to be of mixed f
:o.umltia (Pa ) Spy, has been ap
blood
pointed an assistant Adjutant General,
That hetercielism of cbarricter. n ht. .h ha- I, with the rank tlf Captain.
so many to the beliefthat Mr. Lincoln is insam TIIF. Toronto papi'r , uit, c Iht ' , I
is, we, suspect, more ratiolltin) lit CUI.I.III‘ .1 lit I Patrick's day celebration in that t ily
upon the idea that he is the outcrop it
min - o il y IV it kt o V:1I Thu spittikers in
mote African in his ancestry. This notion is
strengthened by his phy torsi and nil) Niel.;ll,l,- , lul_ctl troely in "treasonable ex pro ,
ell proportions; his lace and hands, and tspt-'- , ions" against the Eng.] sh (:overnnit Ili.
ally his Feel, which, like his manners, teeth)
strongly of the plantation. his • A GENTLEMAN of Boston a few vests
stiperstition and his eutiacientiouincns—n 111,h • ,
t sk_e, cognizance of no 0C,(1,,,,, ago Plirl.ifit4 , a pieceit land in
such as are personal to himself—is of the purest , port, Rhode Island, for isl-1.,000, and iii
'Congo; and his negro logic and rhetoric—soh '
.;antee rty ~,w va i utd at $,2. . ,1),
we have heretofore been inclined to attribute
to his negro palltics—is better a...utotteit Jot I
upon the.presumtion of an earlier origin
CONNECTICUT ELECTION
The annual election in Connecticut
takes place to-day; and an Abolition
contemporary, alluding to the means its
party has used to ins ure a •virtory ON er
the Democracy, triumphantly exclaims
"we have the dead wood upon them."
We have no doubt of this whatext r, on
are therefore prepared to announcl' 10 -
morrow a decided Abolition triumph hi
the land of steady habits. But the
reader would, perhaps, like to know
what the "dead wood is, - with V 1 La, II
Abolitionism carries elections It is
similar to stocked cards or lqadecl dice,
and just as sure to win. For 105110., e
the Administration at Washington, ni , re
than a month ago, announced that there
would . be no draft required in Conneeli-
Mit. By some new mode of figuring,
those astute persons who figure behind
the scenes arranging for the (onsmill
tlon, discerned that Connecticut was not
only exempt but entitled to considerable
credit. The election which takes place_
to-day explains all this. Victories at the
plans being, in the estimation of Abolition
ism, more important than triumph iu the
field, the Adminirtration is determined
that if, by its blundering, it loses the
latter It will not, also, lose the former.
If, after careful canvass, these people
find that thei • party is likely to go Under
in a particular canvass, a few regiments
of soldiers are sent home on parole to
umkea triumph secure. This is what it,t
termed having the "dead wood" upon
the outraged people who are opposAl to
our present despotism.
lire: I lit , ll Fall: AT CHICA(IO. —The
l'hitago papers are giving interesting
The Nest of Sluggards, Called by dela/Unlit id the opening of the great Jot
Courtesy a Congress. got up by the l'ynian Brotherhood in
That congregation of incapables, the that city. Tue Hon. John Went Ns unit
federal. Congress, says the World ut delivered the opening address, and there
Thursday last,.is passing this sixteenth were interesting ;we-monies ou the o,
week of its session as it has passed those casion.
thatlave preceded it. The public credit, Tot: ('qty Councils of Washington
the sole support of the war, lies like ti are taking action against contrabands 1,-
blectiing man whose life is oozing away„ ng UlinWell to vote. The Star says there
-and these °Blasi surgeons are wrangling are more than twenty thousand of them
day after day over some silly imperti- there. It severely deprecates the legis
nence and leaving the patient to die. , !futon that will confer on them the right
gereic treatment is required, and there of suffrage, but the majority of the A ID,.
sapient sluggards do nothing—"precisely litionists in Congress are for it, anti will i
Aeltlter more nor less than nothing." probably carry it.
,
,
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Bien of all parties demand immediate 1
TnE Democratic State Central Cow.
! vigorous taxation, but their representa
mittee of l'onn. have announced the fol-
Because
only procrastinate and dawdle. '
t % for State officer.,
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' Beeause a noted abolitionist had died
( I F l:s ;o w r it ( F oN ' ( l , o n m or i _ n - a G m eo n r s ge H. Browne ' el : o - .
Uaey adjourned over a whole day and
For I 'e ttnant Gin( in: r
rester.u .1 u ~ - • , , --
gave.o.ver even the pretense of business.
blotnettmes, within the last week, When Fleury Butler, of Warwick. For seere
~
.. important questions were to be voted lary of state—Elisha R. Potter, i
---, lii
1\
upon, it required the coercion of the
r - a ° l u — th hi WalterS. Bii For Attorney
rges of Cranston.. Gen For
sergeant-at-arms to bring in members to
make a quorum. General Treasurer -Henry H. Cooke,' of
Newport.
In the discussion of the bank bill, yes-
IT will lie itldserVi 11 dial the rtrilttr [nib
%crafty, there were times when the thin
i l i i i s g ffi t 'd he in A
Army
„ d r i t s i l l i e a t i c , l n ie t, s .
[nit:lett.:
into
o t h i r h o r u e - ;,
ness of the House caused it to be doubt.
- • • • The Plantation Butters hste cured
ed if a quorum was present. The yen '
me of Liver Complaint, 01 which 1 w. laid tip
does Ill , t emanate
._ ate y_caterday consumed a great part of grand ~. , r . i ., t , front omit rate, and had to abandon nis , bastaesd.
General Grant, but from Mr. Lincoln, 11. B. K1N , :,1 RI. (del eland, (i i•
T the dayirtidtscnssing the President's re
who still as sand= to act as Commander- ---
construction policy that is, in gnarling
in-Chief. Tw o years ago Mr. Lincoln meol. : dera, ;l l ;t r ie Plantation Bitters have cured
about the mode of cooking the hare when meet of the Kidneys mid f dna' )
the hare to he cooked is not yet caught. organized the same army into ro•ps i t.).ga,r,h..t.ha
charm.
has diet tensed me fo , r 3., , e,jr t s. It 'l.. la
C. C. A (Kati:.
In the House, the chairman of the Corn- without consultation with or th„ know " i t' `1"1 No 254 lirdatlwa )
mlttee of Ways and Means could find i ledge of its then i oromantler. sr.e, uc., 6, N.,.
no better use for his time than to cm- 1 IN the seven yeats, from 15.5", to Hil',
ploy it in scurrilous jibes at an officer of ! 13,957 male «In %lets were discharged The Plantation Bitters make the week strung,
,the army who has been living for six- ' from English prisons, and in the same the languid brilliant, and are ex haused nature's,
' , teen months in retirement. This is the . y ears 3,41,i known convicts—mor e than great restorer. They are composed of the cele
.
' urgent business on w hi c h th e men 24 per cent, of the former number-- \\ ere brattd lintianya Bark. IA intet g retto, i!tassafras,
intrusted with saving a nation spend it.”/lE. Herbs, isti.oll present edin trim fly pure
' recommitted to convict prison In 111'
* - 1 1 1 IR ii ,;:l.
their time!
land the number discharged was :Li. ;:iii;, . __
The rebel Congress put; these worth- and the number of known convicts re S. T.-1860—X.
ies to shame, he rebel Congeess is in committed was 417, a little more than Pt:fa-r.; of sedentary habits, trounce' with
earnest; would to God ours were! The 11 per rent of the numl.or released. weakness, lassitude, palpitation of the hew,
rebel Congress has revived the collapsed -
lack of appetite, distress alter eating. torpid It,-
credit of the confederacy by intrepid THE Cost of the entertainment given
,tip,ti,,,,
k,
c,„ ,
I erve to suffer if they
taxation. BLS all &tele darer,'. It is sw. by the city or London to the Prince and Cr. will not tr them.
. ,
fill, oh congregation of sitoz_oink t,-, Princess of Wales, last :lune, is officially
They arc recommended by the highest medi
learn even front from the rebel-. stated ;it $7,070. The wine bill for th. ,
al authorities, and are warranted ill Vi l la ill, an
--a- nail] ii • illal A lin mer was nearly $:1,000. In c
itio,Leg,,r. Imnt•tietnt meet. 'llti• nee ex anshog
'Arrested.—We kale/ that a party le.) 7 a similar display in honor of ..,.,
~
' a ble, perfeetly pore anti tumid—,
7 C01:41924ted of fifteen men, dress- Queen Victoria cost London only itg4,- ''
NoTior..—Any person pretending to sell Plan
ed in citizens' clothes, visited Barren , 275; so that the corporation spent over
nation'forty Bitters in bulk orby the gallon is a swind-
Creek, oh Saturday last and arrested
' and imposter. It is put up only in our log
Mr. Joseph Bretton and his son, Sam- to the Prince than it did to receive the Ice
s
ual Acworth, Jesse Walter and son, of Queen herself. cabin bottle. Beware ol bottiles
Imitation deleterious stuff'. for which set efillei with
ersi per-
Quantm; Mr. John Mall, George Mall, AN ex-slave hits just fallen heir tO same are already in prison ire that et cry but
and John Wainwright, of Tyaskid. It - the swig sum of eight thousand tie has our United :States stamp over the curb
is laid that the party came in a hack dollars in I thin. Two years ago the unutilated, and our signature on steel-plate side
from Salisbury, and .that they nrrivrd i planter -a ho "owned" 'Lim brought him label. Sold by respectable dealers throughout
there in a steamboat the day previous. . to Green en., in that State and freed I the habitable globe.
'What the' charges agaist thelec gentle- i him, and at the same time deposited in P. 11. DRAKE & CO..
men are we have not b n able to learn. i bank eight thousand dollars, giving , 202 Broadw,,y, N. V.
—.Sonvirset (Nd.) Hera( .
i
i'the negro the certificate of deposits for i
---
so I safe keeping. The planter died, the ; - ts PLA.NTATION BITTERS.
iii-Vien ask : "When will the Presi- i i-laVe lived, , andeourtruled that the mon- 1 —The genuine article sold by
dential chair be like the moon ?" When ey belonged to Sambo; who enjoyed his I SIMON JOHNSTON,
err. Smithfield and 4th sta.
there's a man in it. ! good luck amazingly.
i febanimd&w-eod
sews and General Items.
cOUNTElrstip,,fefil/63" Qk the :44ton
Bank (4 it( n gatt i 7.3l e.,
IT iy believed That ni;o4ostitipt*ll will
lias, l'ongress this 11,#lifiefr
itt:ENAN, tht , „:ipriz*Eftghter lingtid to
tnc rapidly decrtiljngloealti;.
-
N I: w YORK city haa'achurch for every
three thousand inhabitvta, and a grog
gery for every one hund
IT is estimated that $1,300,000 worth
of tobacco was grown in Lancaster conn
ty, Pa . , last vear.
A COvERNNIENT shoe• factory i 5 in
operation at Richmond, which daily
TnF eNrienhiture of Fran, e has
risen consideraldv above that ‘,l tin at
Britain The usull English bade t
ahem £7o,Oo!loiin 51 erho 2' The French
expenditure T.h . thi , year kill beat, nt
Cie2,ooo,oon
iq ann , unce,t from II difax Ih . o .t
prni , n , ition In Unite NoN S, otu,, N( w
13 mn , w.rl; n l l'r aid'. 1.1,T, 1
III( I.
Mon n)
\lrt:ra.ha , 1012, Lj,j, i h ‘ I tir
n..t Ic nl.l‘ 1• , 111D.1
turn /pit ~ n e :01 1
nt t ht.
cnt uirt.- It, \V 1 1 , 1., ,•
Itt. , lte n I 1,, gent I , ,
Trip: Conn,
lagr• Niapipviii ha: 1., I , I.“lli.riAt nut
hotitly c‘)Etlpitly lan
ili• 3;1.1
klW 1 ,11i1111•11 ,, t1 , eS Mil tL ,11
halAtant
Ix. 'tlanvEt.sat> Ii tills tin Isith iii
they are a coldblimiled race: they art•
politician:i. among ilometA ic t
care little who is master, or what are the
pverturnings,i,n their picking , !st re at, lire:
and what are their midnight rallt
but primary meetings
A .1. 11r W4SIIIIEN NEP., c, l , , flork
Put; consented to ne a candid:it, 1,
the next l'ongre , s . , on the Detno,rati,
ticket, in the fliz.trict composed of (In
herland, Perm and York eounti,- 111 i
G. is a 12 . eritlentail of e,)asiderat ) l, pt•i
sonal popularity, and well versed in pliv
lie affairsi.
Trut: New York Trilm has a gl,t%+ ing
acrount of the sAver in NevtAJ In a
total of 12,fist4 feet of land the value it
upon each foot is front $460 to $16,000,
only four parcel , ,Itt of thirty
in 'tut down at le-s than $l,OOO a
and mo,t of it reaching a larger tigurt
'rile 1'2,5i4S are valued at $2',,:14t:',U641
E POST---PITTSBURGH,
M{IiNDAW MORNING,
T itqx of the Post
Fr - r.Pl.llt}G LIQUORS Ivor
EINt. ialliza P. BARR—Having noticed NAL PURPOSES,
akhrt icle Iffi e'Olsronicle of March 'lst
,
in 'regard to 2 ;!ian interview the Rev. Dr. '''
Thompson had with Gen. Grant at Al- Corner -
toona, Pa., the Dr. says: "Grant, speak
ing of •Gen:l ,
McClellan, attributed his
•
failure to no t Want of ability or educa
tion, but to the fact that he rose tr,o rap
idly, was intoxicated by his elevation,
and afraid to make a bola step lest it
should be a false one." having on Rey
eral occasions spoken with Gen. Grant
between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, I
recollect distinctly a conversation I had
with hint in regard to Gen. McClellan.
Speaking of the seven days' light Gen
eral Grant said there was no other
General in the army could have done
one-half he did on that "occasion. Gen.
Grant also praised him for the speedy
restoration and management of the
Army of the Potomac after Gen. Pope's
defeat at Bull Run. From the above
conversation I had with Gen. Grant, I
am led to infer that Gen. McClellan
was in no way "intoxicated by his eleva
tion," nor was he ever "afraid to make a
bold step lest it should he a false one."
Gen. Grant's opinion is, and it can be
said of the entire Army of the Potomac,
that he \Nu , in every way capable of per
forming the duties incumbent upon him
as a soldier and a ciminianding General,
had It not been manipulated by
Washingt,m pont( ians and puzzled by
false lights held out before hint; in a
word, Gen. Grant has an exalted opinion
of Gun. McClellan, and the saute an be
said of Gen. McClellan of Gen. Grant.
Having been la % sired whilst in New
Yolk of testimL the love and de% ot,ol, Lb,
one entertain 1,,r the other; hi a private
iinversatiall 1 ha,l Nk 1111 G. it MI (1.
11111,11 V Spoke in the highest termaoftlen.
Grant ri It -1.k.1 trllll
. 1
T A Si
Declined.—lion. George E Pugh,
having M., lined, on account in il, licate
health, serving as tole of the l'resitlen
tial largo. fot
Denim lath Ti, kct, lion. Chas liecrn
elin, nt Cincinnati, Ins been appoint, d
In till the vacant Y. llr Puirli in io.
clinin.:, says - Aml now lest there
almulit supposed necessity for
,ilyinL7 it lierialter, I will say that
more than ever attm II to the
urganiinti , or, 4,1., th, prim .pl, s of the
Deno.cratic Italy. an 1 limit I int, 11,1 tm
support tin t the .01‘. ni, oi
representinl , the party at CM,
July next "
An Important Order I I
11..1-1111 t. •11 h:l' n hk,
ti .;-.l4tant .kdintlint.(;; n
I1"It-thin2t ;1. ;hrtt ill ,nlistin t
the ,k•
nut oi tiw ••1 0, of NV( st Virga i ,„
1. ht• slopped :it (in,. Ile , thtt !..
the Inert of th, 1 7 1; 11 t
Etntry wi hare alrea,iv het-rt cr,•iiit • i
to litt:litottre will he prrmittrd in !.i.
credited, but :,II "ILA I/rrt I I, art I. 111
once dinCnillllll_l,l
Female Smugglers Sent South.
daselit , r, nu.l Air.
r, , ur to rlo• ~I.t , r , on, tour.
Ngt) for att, mpting li. ,n111;;!,:je •,n,l
I(•tt,r , Knuth, ri
nt Vortr,-; Aler,r,, ,,
I. 1 0 C II] , • WO , ~ f ri
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to ) Met. . •
glawdul .ittr diune, b)-d.,
111 Y lew an) • I u AA Ant ~ ..101,1 1.. ill, 1
bleep the ttleto thrt.tt4
1,111. I 11,1 I I Li• 1.01“, In 111,,
lie and glrf ligllt grvittly
k raprct I ~„I ~
•• • • • I ht t tit 11. i. rtlllo
lor tiros l n.lt.rlll)
At Alto., 111 ,111.•\ 1.,).• I/..• to/111r ol
lion Bitter, • • reslto.-.1 no)
eyetscli it, • • 1 A FI ‘1 11
MEE!
it .1 V I.NI 1,1 GI, 31 >-.,.1N, 5 - 1 ••
1r„ 1'“16 .1 ug2
Ilk I , lt h K on.lert tl I
Hit Errs tat, e 1 , 4-.•11 kit ell w to! LIU I Ilk
iknene awl urns.
Wl,il tuont 1,1111.1 cnt , I (11, jou,. g~Il i 1 , ‘;
Si Itis 144114/4 114 14, 114 ,1.
tad
methenl akil I 11.t.1 inn rltnnuetrd, hetti 1.1,•11 I'l..
Mel) restored We CoWI/1.'11,1 with 1,1 4-
spl.lliLd ill WI IVI el I an) I ici 41,1
strength rnpldlq in,:renie,l, 11..1 she In 11‘.. . 11
Heeptctfuli y, Al KA. (I fit /."'''
" • • • I owe much to you, for I trill Lr
novo the Plantntion 11Mord hvt o wired 11;) lite
V. /I W ',JOON Lo., INtn,lll,l, IN 1
" • • • Thou wilt send we two bottles ta,t.
of tby Plentstion Bitty!, itic wife Iris
greatly benentest by their use. y rib,
AhA "
"• • • I hire bcCIL ri rre,t blare!, tn.w
loy spepsix, rind htld I hbludun l'rea,•lilEw • •
Plant,tiou Ritter' ha,
1161.. F. S N
• • • I have gnen the 1'1.04110h Hit tors
to hundreds of our dlsdhled soldier vt Ith the
must adtUalahlfig
W. I. ANDREWS,
Superintendent Soldier's Home,
=ME
1 „ ...
a,..,
A tid In in t Jr. rs
Saddlery & Carriage Hardware
...t 11.11 ‘thi I , l.iyarnot. V..y,
Ii (1..1-
,1111
J1.15-1)..1 P 1 11.
Hi , Sep' Iu l• a. I
11111.1
11 - I.r.PURE LI Q UORS
.7. NAL PURPOSES, at
JOSVFaMING'S DRUG STORE,
tlorner IM et street and the Diamond,
Fine Old-Cognac Brandy,
Fine Old Port Wine
Fine Old Whiskyi,
Fine Old Cherry ine W ,
Fine Old Madiera Wine,
Pure Holland Gin,
Pure Jamaica Rum,
Still Sparkling Catawba \Vine.
These liquors have beeniiiirchased excllidll ely
for medicinal purposes, and those list iug use for
them can rely on their purity. Also on hand,
Congress and Saratoga Water, Blue Lick, etc.,
Prime Potash and Soda Ash, Inc and Course
Sponges, Hard and Soft Rubber hoods of all
kinds, and an extensive assortment of Drugs and
Patent Medicines.
Joseph Fleming's Drug Store,
mh2l•ms:t
nr . SOLDIER'S SPECIAL NOTICE. --
Uu your Jut) to i.nrsell en, protect
}our health, use HULL(IIN' AY'S 1-.1.1..Ldi AND
OINTMENT. For W inflicts, Sores, Bowel Com
plaints, and Fevers, they are a perfect safeguard.
Full directions hue, to Use them with ever)
box. II the reader of this •'notice" cannot get
litoi of Pills or I hutment from the drug
store In his place, let him write to we, su
Malden Lane, enclosing the amount, and
will ruail is box tree of expense. Many dealers
will not keep my medicines on hand because they
cannot make as much profit as on other persons'
make. 36 *cents. as cents, mild $l,lO per box or
pot. p 4-1 we
ir . I"'"HERNIA OR RUPTURE CURED.
—We are prepared to treat successfully
all oases of rupture in using persons, most ,abed
in middle aged, and In some caries of old persons
having fitted up an eXletleill e:,lablielinit. ut hor
111/Maltneturing
Improved Trusses and Supporters
111 peculiar cases ur where perotollb Jetiilv
es, Ie of truss not on Itnntl ire dill 11.1.1111hCillre
uI order. Hot ilty. Ihr I,rk, rit alu, kto 111,•Ily nil
pertollti requiritt, , t 11111110 , 111 to its ii n.
mirage to coll.
Ur M`, i A ICH wth at te..l pc Nun All t., tie p.
pthation o 1 Trusses. !;upportere, tc ,
Resides cur ewn Lnamila.:t tire we Lave a lirge
att.. k et
Rater & Orlebrated Trusses,
Dr. S. S. Fitch's Celebrated Tru‘ses,
Marsh & Co.'s Celebrated Trttnes,
FRLNcII, LN.11..1511 acid tiEflill
TRUSSES AND SUPPORTERS
Elo•lic •iloc IcluT , s. Llaudages. 4±C,
1t the l'itt6t,tirgh Druz fk.tife,
r()rtrtr - .Nulf: & '►l•(:Aitl{
API. If
I 711%rket
: TO Ii I , : wrt)it 1. '411.1i. TO
H , k 1.1 —1 he V..)..11 1.1 . purlited
ni: ino •11.. h WI.
/LIU tit di.«
11.111 the Nol4ll.
:1 . I Ir. , I• th, tprnllt) hi.: Te
rteo and sht.old Lr In i I. • rp 1'11...) . The) are
equal') ut•el tort Midst n t.lttlt• stlap•t-.1
to ttoth sea., ant are as tor.t,ent as I.rea,t. et
Most I It reli I I. Si n
The Hon .14.•nt0
wri les to hr tit ulo•thurnler. .1,01. 0111 r 1 Inn
1,1
I tl4l °Ur In. Viiretit•ii• I Li
vorn.l Pillo in my Mr) 11,1'
lye. :urea ci,rn when nth, molicincoi wart
"1.1, 41 . .111 I !IS,' 14•CII 11, 1,11,111 n ITO
nor. Inns, w.erth an.l 1 1 ,
the.) hire meets nil ik I; i• - 1 ./.•
healththeir ti , 1
nt
64,1 tthy.reznin p
kn.
i• 9144 ci 111 , 1 tirrimil An. r
Mt le, tn.,41 per!. to I 4. t
the :the4t 41eRnr, I lth4t
thlo• hie rn•) nri 41 , 4te , i to
ellen! •te, I. It, 11,4- II In An
Pie4l.l' send in.
Tnllki - UFO 'A inv!•t
h, to
uthll-11,1-twa
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A At i
1 1 , 1
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I ilenr.l ior the benefit All 'A P'!!,.\,
1. I:s NI :‘ i.. 1 of 1.,. nh.. II is
\u. 1 , 1 1 1..1.111) Prem.) or , I •.) t.
'L .01. 1 •i j it /,‘ •str.. ..... 10) NI, ) •
v ) 1. 1 h.. I;
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.. • ‘l•p4r nllre
II 1)1 1 , ,fe, .1
UF.\TI • .
- .t-t olt :11 Eli. S. II:I:lilt
at•
CAICRIACIL M.ANUI'AUTUREI,
Silver and Brash Platerb,
LX• - 1)1t.T0111AP4• VELINICTI %
LINIAII,NI 1,1.1 nit)
I.llllellrad, cal,, K. 115, COLIC, &c It end
the foilo%lar
/ • r isd I i,e lone on :
your Florae Ltulmrut for !meetlens, kisslcs, sd
toll iciest Find coltr, nod inednnoe Itlni pi 1 it
the het nrkeine• l es er Irl,l ILI thin ccreon ;spoils
el' need ed• nix ddrists. no It In Ihe old)
c. 1110.1101 V \% hns o hos losrnen, nssesc•
es enitintsle, Fin, „r sick cod hi)! t•
n , lIIJL/1.1 \ .k 1 . 1 Flic
Al ntinget \ ill Aln creh 'tk Neu y,.vtr
"old Lio•A 11. I'll cnlsurell. and
ri•fitoretrtltlL Di siggsnin ,• z s ci
.1, el, \to L , 111.. 11,1i1:-I}LIAL“
A UN I'
NEW TILING I3Eit IIE
6Vrtr SUN I
In Its 'beat-- Instantsneon.
In its Loloring power -tontufile..
In all It. Ingredient.- t etzetsble.
In Its uperst lon --list ursi
In Its hestaifylng result.- endUrtns.
In Its tendency -preset, stile
111 Its poinilsrlll-uneunnlled.
CR IST'. DOllO'M HAIR Dili
mommocua tkAll t , } th. Km hi of Science and I
IM• mi 1.1 1 .. ,..41,14m, the t 1 t,enl m - cmirolmi ever
hrt the shots commee nl
.\
‘I mulrelitrel by J. cItISTAD( IR( ), N 6
11..uKe, New Y.rl/ ~0 1.1 A n I irk,g
-g ints Applied 1.1 all Hs.,
1it1,17-ll,lsw,
L""...A PACT
Is II et Dye
***
In they ear 1,56 Mr. Mathews rirst prepared
the 'EN ETIAN' HAIR l YE. hint,' 111 it time
it has heen used Ii thousands, and in no itistainie t API"' dock
i.un On elia I lbcoltllt. .....
1105 it failed to pie entity kott Iblnctl. , ll.
The VENETIAN DI Lis the cheapest in the U- S. i '''' Ho "' culdi I !er e i tth"ei
world. Its price le only Pitt) cents, and each Deposit In U •-.! Sub-1 reasuri
bottle contains double the iiiiarditi ~, , i , e iu Dile hi other Banks
i oniadari 1,0,1 to 11, tO 1. 4
theme usually kohl for 81.
I he 1 EN EI lAN 1 i 1 k: Is warranted not to in- - tee pay MO,"
!
Jure the hair or scalp In the slightest degree. Notes and Cheeks id ether Hanks
The VEN LI lAN DYE works with rapidity ..'' I ''' L "6.1- ' N " T "
and certainty, tie hair requiring no preparation
Whatever. .
npeclo - 116,013 al
The A LIN ETI AN DYE produces any shade Clreulatioll . 77Y87700
that may be desired—one that will nothule,crock Due tie other Honks 9,165 14
02
or wash out—one that is as permanent as the hair line to Depositors.. .. ......... 612,T9S
. ireeli. For sok icy all druggists Price 50 cents. The also e statement is corrects . cording to the
A 1 :ti A Ili 1-.Wi. - t•est of my knowledge and belief.
C,i, - ... - !ial Azint, !lot Ist N. Y. J. iIIAt3OFFIN, Cashier.
Altirine.l unto beton. me this ilai .
Also mantillict t. rer of MAT to W,' A r,:.0 s IL% is
M"ULES Pu b Iic.AND'HOSARLISIEIIB.'NF(OtRarySAr..E.
Lii.,,sw, the best hair dresisinc in ti..
j e ani lr l ic l e i . .Y.T,
I ,, , , ,y. oe h r n k a l it i . . h f oa iN fr l in l set 'L sl4, l l - Ic (irl f s c o ir ,i ty Nn4 o .e f nn v. t r s h o i ß c s l u i si a llt r as e .
cents.
b i l. r . g f e .
r a S p n i S
, -
V ENETIAN HAIR DYE, VENETIAN
h a::: . o d n t ,,, ' fast
t i
the
e R e l
\ V I C O K R I G N A G N IDAR O S U E S .
E. ThAelyl
Allegheny
nenbye !
LINIMENT and CRISTADORtrs HAIR
DYE, sold at
pc
iiti_ii_o_ir.,
.t..EI.i.._DsAVENP
.1( PS. FLEMING'S DRUG STORE.
, it}, for a few days. Enquire of
Owl, : ~
Con of the Diamond and Market et. !
a isi-2t
.
-
TIMBER LAND
A Ileghtirky and Vicinity are '
TIMBER LAND FOR SALE. S P FA - ' ,- ....,E..,17frUARn;Tr.:
EllS of Pittsburg
come
ot. ' ‘ ; i i i : i l i
( i ii, l l ' c ii leat . t , : :
ni f lf i c ) i e l i ,...e l y . : }t m cityi‘h i i : n tei i r .: ,!. is ::
gn i : :
,e.t e' l :,,,i l i t,s r ui_it ri
!) ' 5 .,,,
~: i .
~. a l ett l i i t i; e a o i : o l.to d f oc a 4l
rd a litlmhe a.mprnnoc.atiimportance
street,
eB,
! I o: l n.e C , r ' e ' Tyt
o'clock..H ..l b ll
_
ATRACT OF 1.5u 0 ACRES ONE
mile from the Allegheny River, in ..NERiaua
county near CORYDON. accessible by a plank
road. SI - EA:UW . I:G, on the A.:: ii. W. H. R.
is six wiles front the tract.
al.l-it COMMITTEE.
Oak, Pine and Hemlock Timber 16-1!
11 0 SALE.—
- 1
..rl:_.
Abound ou thia lintl
A plot niny be wen and full pgrtieularb tur
blabc,l on applicition to _ _
S. S. BRYAN, apt-3t
Broker and Insurance Agent. Bu
59 Fourth_
ap
EIGHT BRICK DWELLING HOUSES
t"! at., (Hinkel] Building. /EIGHT sale in pleasant location, lot 613 feet by
„......... __ .
LARGE AND FRESH ARRIVAL OF 2.30. Also, a vacant lot 28 by 60 feet fronting on
Spring and Summer BOUTS, SHOES, ' Stevenson street. The houses are conveniently ,
O . :UTE:RS and BALMORALS of the latest arranged. well built, slate roofs and in good re
styles, opening every day, and the cheniw,t in I, tir now renting for 6762 per annum. Apply to , BLOOD -c' E 4.B.CHER •
the city 3. H. BORLAND, S. CUTHBERT 6. SONS, L,_.. I _L
mint 98 Market at. aIA 51 Market st. ' Ana
TO -DAY'S ADVERTISENEitTS,
• WM
)
G- It 0 V F.:l t 13 A. Ii..VALW S
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines
11 141411 F: P. 4 PRI:M1I XIS
(ix er aL coilipeniors at Thu Stati, Fairs of
SEW Y( qt K.
Eiop
pi \VA.
INDIANA,
A1.1(1411i AN.
11..1A:sags.
CKY.
PENNSYLVANIA
()HP i..E.41
A lid nt ea erg respectable
I ITI I-: and I :CT Fkl.k held in NV
, Look mt tht• F:inhtnidery
t I. 1; Is I.li I.l , lllfit 111)1.1
I\11 . 1.1: Lci HI( tli)E1? IN St
..oluirg/P 11, I fir.pi+lt..i
Iriot, 11, Beauty of Stitch,
And ro t Eleatic in Uoe
\ •.1 IN fit ,THQUALITIES
in motion
Apply the M \ HIRE 1 , Varlet tee of !-•eu iue
=ISHII
Bi 111.'1 1. IN
si I I •I 111'1.1. 'II A NI.,M
I \ I '•11 I
INktl 11,1
I I • .•I ••• t, 1111. e 111 Ow
ther. I.`` It .ny ;1.1.1 ALL. the IP•iti
".• 1.1,. ;11.11 \ Eli. 3i1.11t.
ill le 1 111, ,I,ll.,retit .our ‘erchet
.11 "1;1 IA ii ILA! th,..harbin throlLlimit
I ; It I . EXCEI.I.I.NCE
Fitl. E. ,*l . I :\
FIFTH
A F CHATONEY
Wilt - V.I.ICH ILSON'S
h. .' A'l]'C: II
si . ;\l - IGALk(IIINES
THE CH E A PE': 1
I'l
WM. SUMNER & CO.,
=ELM
LACE CURTAINS,
VESTIBULE LACE,
GILT CONICES, &C
Hill TIE, ORR IP CO
No a 5 Fifth Street.
T EMPOR ARI HEM OVA L.]
N 7 V - lI_ZECIEIVi!!4
/or frietola find the nubile at large Iva' not,
float forget that we are at prebent and (or
0 111,k. to he Inun,l at Wilkne, Hall, over
the l'ila)or. Otnce. Vourrli street, where we
1,, eon ex Ittbiti.,u an.l for aabe as tine aatn.k of
HARMONIUMS ) MELODEONS , ETC ',
.kb were vr brought to thii rite , and at strict-
EA , I 1-. FIN FACT( PRI( tIS
HKLEBER & BRO,,
m Wilkins 11 RI!, Fourth street.
4.jTATEMISN'IP OF THE IRON CITI
i;`, BANK
' Two Counters and some Shelves,
Apply nt
APRIL
( j~ ~--
y l~.
v ~
EL EHR AT ED
IIINF:
MINIMS
1 iRI I. 1
N E.
TEST
C4)MPARE:,
PRI ivE
',ENEHA 1. A,IFSNT
itil.cl 11,F. Alll
i6lPi I. 1
Au i BEST,
=MEI
~. r...i.~~~,.v
'2; 111,111
♦ •,1 kil
I ERN A,3k:1,11.-;
PIANOS
Pi i phi 2, 1864
*400,000 U 0
660,169 21
511,500 00
210,000 00
UI
211.846 21
PETER LELCHSH EIMER
1864.
mitY's I - i VERTISEMENTS
A iiittestr-SOPPLY OF
"
'ffilkif i tiffill SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDI
JUST RECEIVED;
No. I.—FOR FEVER, Congestion, and Inflam
mation—Heat, Pain, Restlessness. 25
seats. 25
2.—FOR WORMS Fever, Worm Colic, Vo
racious Appetite. 25 cents •A
3 —FUR COLIC, Teething, Crying no
Wakefulness, Slow Growth, and Pee
bleness of Infants. 2.5 cents. 25
4.--FOR DIARRHEA, of Children or
Adults, Cholera Infanturn, and :irn
mer Complaint. 25 cents. :15
S.—FOR DYSENTERY, or Bloody Flux,
Colic ; Ciripings, Bilious Colic, Fall
Dysentery . 25 cents. 25
u.—FOR CHOLERA, Uliolera Alorlis,
Nausea, and Vomiting, Asthmatic
Breathing. 25 cents. '^_ s
7 —FOR COUGHS, Colds, Hoarseness,
Bronclitas4lntluenza and Sore Throat.
25 cents 25
B.—FOR TOOTHACHE,Faceache, Nervous
Pains. Neuralgia, and Tic Doloreux.
25 cents. 2.5
FOR HEADACHES, Sick Headaches,
Vertigo, Rush of 13looil to the Heed
25 cents.
lu —FOR DYSPEPSIA, Weak, Acid or De
rataged Stomach, Constipation, Liver
Complaint. 25 cents.
Ytiß ST PPRESSED ➢lenses, or S..sn
ty, or Painful or Delaying. (Dern
Ile.. 25 cents.
FOR LEUGORRHEA., orWhites, Item
ing Down, too Profuse Menses 2'
cents. '"
FOR CROUP, Hoarse Croupy Cough,
Difficult and Oppressed Breathing.
cents.
cents
14.—FUR SALT Rheum, Crusty Eruptions,
Lrysipelaa, Scald Head. Barber' Itch.
,ents.
FUR RHECTIVATINM, Pain. Lame
ness, or Sorenena in the Chest. Bn. k
bide, or LI/I/ba 25 eats.
1,42 FEVER arcl Ague. Inter attest
lever, Dumb Ague, Old Dry el,.r,te
Agues. au,..ent,
FOR PILES, I aternni r.r External
Blind or Bleeding'. Recent or I 1t36t41/Flte.
50 cent,.
Fl R UPTHTHALIktIA, Weuk or In
flamed 'Eyes or EyeU.W. Failiug or
Weak .qigkr 50 cents 60
FOR CATARRH. A...ute ur Chronh:,
Or) or Flouting, (.W.l an the 11,..1.
nuertz, hi.,,0t4.
FUR Cou;h. sh , rtening
and palliating it. or Spq.bmodii. Cough.
-FOR ASTHMA, Oppreeed,
Labored Breathing, o :nigh and Eaprc
toration hu aentv.
FOR EAR Dizehlrges, NLiti.e in the
Read, impaired Hearing, Earaehe
Lents.
FOR rit..II{OIFULA, Enlarged (}lands
and Swellings, and Old Ulcers.
60 cents.
FOR GENERAL Debility, Physical or
Nervous Weakness, el cents. 611
FOR DROPSY, Fluid Accumulations,
Tumid Swellings, with Scanty -
Secre
tlona. 60 dents. 60
FOR SEASICKNESS, Prostration
ertigo Nausea, Vomiting 50 cents.
FOR URINARY Diseases, Gravel, Re
nal Calculi, Difficult or Painful i Frina
tion. 60 cents.
FOR SEMINAL Emissions, Involun
tary Discharges, and Consequent Pros
tration and Debility. dl. Lon
FOR SORE Mouth or Stomacace, Can
kered Mouth of Adults or Children.
$1 1,00
se —FOR URINARY Incontinence Wet
ting the Bed, too Frequent. Painful or
Scalding Urination. si. 1,00
Fall PAINFUL Menstruation, Pres
sure, Al , ramp, or Spasms; Pruritus, Itch
ing, and Irritation. $l. 1,00
FOR SUFFERINGS at change of Life,
lrreg,ularities, Flushes of Heat, Pal
pitations, and even Diseases of the
liettrt. tt. too
I-' FL I C E
Case of 28 large vials, in morocco, anti
Hook of Directions
Caso of 20 large vials, in morocco, and
Book of Directions
(Jams. of 20 large vials, in plain case, and
Book of Directions . t 5 ,00
Care of 15 boxes, (Nos. 1 to 15) and Book of
1 nrections z WI
J. M. FULTON,
D 73 TJG-CrIST,
DLSPATM BUILDING,
SOI. E . A G E N T
FOR PITTSBURGH.
Also, trholestale and retaU agent for
DR. LINDSEY'S GENUINE
1 1,..i . A.
TO-DAY'S ADVEILTISMIIN
FIPTH STREET
Rave received their
SPRING STOCK
BOOTS & SHOES
Call early and secure bargain& Remember
the place,
Concert Hall Shoe Store,
62 FIFTH STREETt
Counterfeits 11 Counterfeits 1 1.1
LOOK OUT!! LOOK OUT!!!
Hum bugers are About!!!
GIENUINE PEBBLE
Russian A3er — •= , =. SPee4icks
I MPORTANT NOTICE.—IMPROVE
YOUR SlGHT.—Having opened my new
=L a o(
a busi e ne a ss id a . nd . l 3 i t ar received sn direct from
mond Russian Pebble Spectacles; warranted to
preserve, strengthen and Improve the sight.
Purchasers are entitled to Spectacles tree of
charge if the first should fail. Also,, received
one of the finest stocks ever brought to this city
of Philosophical, Mathematical and Optical In
struments, which I will sell to suit the times,
and respectfully invite all in want of the article.
J. DIAMOND, Practical Optician.
Look out fur No. CI, 51, CI Fifth street.
7 - S. SANITARY COMMISSION
ISJ •
F . A I IR ,
AT PITTSBURGH, PA.,
For Sick and Wounded Soldiers and Sailors
A.I)I_)IVESS.
THE PITTSBURGH SANITARY 00lif
9IITTEE a . branch of the U. S. Sanitary Corn
-mission, established for the relief of the sick and
wounded soldiers, announce to the public that a
Great Fair will be held at Pittsburgh, Pa-, com
mencing on
The First Day of June, 1864
The object of the Fair is to obtain money to
enable the Sanitary Commisdion to proceed with
their good work with increased energy and use
fulness. The practical workings of the United
States Sanitary Commission have been of such
incalcuable good, and have met such high ap
proval from the ent4re people, that an enumera
tion of its claims is Useless.
Every one feels it a duty to succor the wound
ed, sick and disabled soldier. The promPtings
of every' Loral heart speak clearly, that we, who
do not bear the dint and turmoil of the battle,
should provide liberally for the "war-wprn sons
of the Republic " Christian charity speaks
trumpet-tongued to each and every pney telling
us to tender to the wants of those who are sick,
wounded and disabled in our country'sgiorious
cause.
The duties of our common humanity teach us
that all should unite in the cause; and If a cup
id cold water is not to go unrewarded, . that im
mortal favors will not be bestowed on those
who are the liberal donors to so deserving and
charitable a work.
Much good has been accomplished in Hie past.
Much more can be done in the future fly united,
energetic and liberal action favoring the united
!-)tates Sanitary COMInisSIOO.
The ranks of our armies itre being rapidly till
ed, and several hundred thousand brat's soldiers
now stand "shoulder to shoulder" to uphold the
lit es (personal and political) of the people of the
Or( at Republic—to hold sacred our homes and
our altars—to preserve our social; commercial
and political prosperity, and shall we not succor
and aid them when wounded, sick anti dfsabled
t cur sister cities, New iork, Brooklyn- Phila
delphia, Cleveland, St. Louis, and all through
out the length and breadth of the, land are en
gaged In this holy and necessary work. Shall
not we also show by our liberality and bounte
ous charity to this Fair that we, too feel for the
cause, and will give means towards it I ,
This is no merely local matter. , AVS cordially
inrite the donations , contributio.s, aid and co
operation. not only Allegheny city, Birming
ham, Allegheny county, and the State of Penn
sylva.nia, but 01 Ohio and all the StateLof the
Republic. The recipients of the care of the San
itary eon/mission are the soldiers of the United
States. without regard to what special State en
listed from, citizens or foreigners, old or young,
and without any respect to sect faith or color.
All who tight and are disabled in tho cause of
our common country, are embraced Lithe man
agement and care of the United States Sanitary
Commission. We therefore ask the hearty cci
operation and aid of all.
Donations of money will be thankfully receiv
ed by the Honorary Treasurer of the Fair, N.
Holmes, esq.
Contributions of merchandise of every nature
will be received by the Committee appointed for
that purpose.
The Fair will be under the control of the Ex
ecutive Committee F. li. IlacxoT , esq., Chair
man, and replies will meet prompt attention ad
dressed to S. F. Vox 13onanoasT, Honorary
Corresponding Secretary, Pittsburgh U. S. san
itary Commission Fair, Pittsburgh, Ps.
Executive Committee
FELIX H. BRUNOT, Chairman,
John H. Shoenberger, James o:Connor,
Thomas M. Howe, , tames Park, Jr.,'
J. L Bennett, Marki W ateun,
John W. Chalfant, John Watt,
Chas. W. Batchelor, IW. S. Haven,
B. F. .Tones,
McGOWAN, Sec'y
Ladies's Commitlre
Miss RACHEL W. McFADDEN, President.
Mrs. Felix R. Bunot, Mrs. Sohn Watt
" Tiernan, I " Brady( Mins,
" Paxton, " AlgEniorS 11,
" Price,Miss Susan Sell Ors,
" I " Mary ALwaiead,
" Kay,
Miss LLEA STEWART, Honorary Feb'y,
Mrs. M , MILLAN,
Miss kIAKEWELL, A " idant Sectetaeies.
Everything that can be eaten, worm - sold or is
curious to look at, is solicited in aid ofthe cause.
Money and contribut loos of all trim a, from Farm
ers, Merchants, Manufacturers, Mechanics,
Machinists, Jewelers, Clothiers, Milliners, Gar
deners, Booksellers, Florists, Nurserymen, tc.c.,
are wanted, and Fine Arta, Curiositlem Speci
mens of Natural History, Relics, Memorials,
Battle Flags, he., will be gladly received as do
nations, or on exhibition. Lectures,. Concerts,
entertainments of all sorts, are degired,and all
friends of the soldier and the glorious cause are
urged to exercise their liberality andingenuity
to make this effort a success. EspeCially do we
solicit the generous PRESS everywhere to give
their liberal
Money to be sent to N. IfOLM.ES, Treasurer.
AU goods to be addressed to, E. R..B.KUNOT,
Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair, and the nature of the
contents marked on the package, or the name of
the appropriate Committee. Small packages
may be sent by express. Sil freight settled in
Pittsburgh. The value eLeacii package.should
be marked on the outside.
A notice of every shipment, and..att invoice
with the estimated value of each article, nhould
be sent with the Bill of Lading,
ritleG(t WAN, Secretary 01 the Fairjrys.mail. A
letter of acknowledgment will be returned at
once.
It is desirable that all imperishable. articles
should reach Pittsburgh by the 24th orMay, and
they should be sent as much sooner. possible.
Perishable articles can be sent in fortheopening
of the Pail, and during its progress. . :mh2.9-tf
MARCH, APRIL AND MAY
ARE THE RIONTIIIS TO PITELIF'T
TILE BLOOD.—The compound fluid Ex-
tract of nuisrworrr, as prepared by DAN
IN, Druggist, 63 Market strocf, bcbw Fourth,
will effectually renovate and apparenUy roju-
satiate the whole system, not only does it act
as an alterative to the blood purifying when
taeeessary as it rolls through a thousand chan
nals,ggirrestonaand energy to system.
Price,' 50 pouts f'nr a large Bottle.
mh2i •
FABE'S UNRIVALED' PIANOS
are warranted toreight years and t i r k i tta vil lt ex
of exchange granted at any time :ea
months, should a Piano not glye make n az
flora. CHARLOTTE EILIERDIE,
to Fifth street,
Role agent for Snithe's Pianos, Haines' Bro's
New York Pianos and Prince's School Organs
and Melodeons. inhlo '