is, of a easy ,¢ 1, ante „ totes, ll themitii 4S'" the least honest and e triorkda'ngerous. **,,nyopttif president Lincoln. were the hduestlilan that his paid organs represent him to be, how dangerous, would his re election prove to the liberties of the-peo ple, under existing circumstances, sur rounded as he is, with the military influ ences that he, .has at his back Let us rdlifemlierttlie eachingic , .o f history, and the instances of, feigned,or real imbecil ity, all ot have resulted lb des potistn, , fhi vit I • ST let."qP•l TVS 111111teli 113p - 6Eo4*# TO 'LEAR*. ItiftallY,l9lsl4 as if' the leaders of the . Admirdstrationi party, were beginning to penetrate a little , into the gloom whi4alielt ihren,yearie blundering has cregted....The Becretarjr of the Treasury says that nntithig littt decisive victories to.nitr urine can save us from National battlq*cyl` the New York Irrslune warns the•people against electing agaip to Congress such corrupt leather heads as those who now the plush covered arm cliairs In "the House of Represen tatiyes;,and . last, though by no means least, our interesting and talented city contemporary, the :Gazette, swells the chorus of discontent which is being borne to.,us upon every breeze. In yesterday'a issue and in an independ ent' •totte, our neighbor, commenting upoh the canal:lg military campaign, ob seiied: To destroy the rebel armies, and not to spend our strength in Charlatan bombardments and Aril- Pattak raids, le the may in which this war can be "'dal. it is the only way. It is, astonishing what a change has come over the spirit of these Abolition -.11111110Mins; but it is no wonder. Like ItFe YAP' Wrltima they have been asleep for a. long time, and without entirely shuttling off their "mortal coil," they appear to 'have been insensible to every thini, save the unsubstantial -dream of Abolition. They now seem to be arous ing thetruselves from their stupor, or rather the critical condition of the country is shaking them from their lethargy_ ( - 4 The only way" now to end the re befilkin is to whip the rebel armies; so says the Qt mat. This was the impres sitei.of reasonable men from the begin ning of hostilities. On the contrary, tile - Administration did not place near 8 4 :644 reliance in victories, as it did in proclamations, and of the latter it has had enough to last it, for the balance of sixty days to lay down their arms, con fiscating, their property and emancipat ing their slaves,were the weapons relied upon' tr-the party in power, to crush the imost' and defiant armed treaann;„lniciwn `Once creation began. Thianhiidliplay was laughed at by the • rebele, who made it serve to more thor • 431 4 1 g*tCthelf f9llowers in hat - red of tit % :Unien- cause. But now, that Aboli tion ingenuity and malice have exhaust ed themselves in inventing piper edicts, the blisiobborn_ fact is acl9iowledged, thektnOthing but blows 'mirin g the re bellion .into subjection. The interest ing, question then arises, how is this to b& 'acciartplishedf The Gazette has a witich'we should like to see adopt ed, .iewe had the remotest confidence in its ,mesas. It says: . Weis war' would hate been ended tong ago s I all our'teitttetv, military and dna, had as thoroughly hated the rebel, as Ben Neer has hated than. `The extent of'Btintra's hatred of the rel?e4 was, and is, unmistakable; ac cording to public and private report his 'hatred of them, while in New Orleans, was o intense as to induce him to ap pookittA, their property to his own use, ' 1Q theitneunt of about a million and a halt But we do not see how this kind abetted, • prectiOed in particular locali tieli,'"is - going to Pet down the rebel ar mies, anymore than proclamations have per,rmedlthatdesirable achievement. Li hattea, and cursing and savage resolu tielii ticconiplish the - suppression ape , rebsllion , it ought t ' have collaps e 'long' ago. Like the disappointed 'Tether, our Abolitionists have cursed Rd :very germ- -, hot like him they have dkitiilittle Site htit cunie. Now, indeed, they are beginning to talk about fight ing, instead of cursing, and in order to bki l ituccessful they desire leaders like We are agreed to our s 8s heizig led by such as he, provided tkieTank and ittle are composed of simi lar' hiaterial. Let those then who wish gt eludes led to slaughter by mere famatic, like )3ptieri, fill up the ranks and :hasten to the field. A single cam- OW will convince them •that, mere "hatred;" . Trite peociamations, is not tiliffleient to cope with skillful and cau tionegeneraiship, commanding ; 00l and eiperiericed soldiers. So, our Abolition "biters" Inny'make'up their minds that 44",filegiilve victories alibi& for, and which alOne will save our country, must dome from the genius and endurance of rlif.ellleers and men; and not froth that itid-andf:poisonouls thing --the malice a:fanaticism. Thecoming campaign will wetrust =pat an end to such experiments; but if' it - Should fail, the country will 44`40 the necessity of it change of ?Oar: •,fatcers like lifCcLuLtan will then ta/IPU.t, At; the head of our intrepid legions, when, by the fourth of duly, the stare and stripes will wave in triumph from the steeples of vanquished Rick -Won& -Riga •%L.4.1 4 10 , from an official report of aunt aeneral Townsend Vtithi nu er of nine months men un e act ,-1862, was eighteen 3/Mbitand eight trn4Fo And eighty-four volto;Oars and,l4ty-dAthopsand three /Aped militia: The botinty paid vol )* rt tWen&-ilie t `lirillitrs each ..Yio!inatefts Wein all - froilqiiirikyl ,beftiug been raised fit Slikrietittir llotinly teem jaid .3liqnsand nine hundred ihfety4our - t.e l 3l lo .Vctibie _Menthe; men the IttrigOiltY-Of Acpattiniot, oval* to a "Mtisk.rirmr, offieers and ...*".014511. =ME i ;,/i3fiCia'2ll: 1014 ki :174 I.• 't.,:2 3 'MEI Piiiiiitins - or Phirffideitibitt: GEN. KILPATRICK has gone west to re- Mr. Boker- mounts. He vaults. He port to Gen. Sherman, at Nashville. has written for the Spirit of the Fair an THE New York Sanitary Fair has net- ode "on horseback,"in . which are min ted $700,000 in two w anita gled In unequalportioniellie beauties of e4e, . 1 :-.;,.. THE shipment of s me from New has Gilpin. and young Lochinvar. It PY, s all the Gilpin genius ? and fire, and York on Saturday waer;r5845,70,1...4 -impetuosity. It lutetiherdoubtful moral- THE sword vote at Ole! SaiiitaiiVair- Ity---the eratic tendency of the young in New York, stood oil e! Scotclunan who broke up the wedding ing, McClellan 5,590; Etsalit, i 4 . 4 . r ifi,‘':' . and rode away with the bride. Mr. OCR ministers abroad 1;0 i ngo id Gilpin was a model of propriety in all or its equivalent. his visible relations to the partner of his Andlet itaine of the dominant party want tir-iesise!rtlieir sale_ bosom and his shop. Young Mr. Loch ries. - . invar, though he rode as fast, was hardly MOSBY, with twenty men, captured a so circumspect. Mr. Boker's "Dra train near Fairfax Station on Saturday. goon" is not exemplary at all. He is He burned_ the, empty wagons, and made very much addicted to what Mrs Mala off with the horses, prop calls "kissing on a hill"-as when, camp and killing after setting fire toe. A FRENCH armed transport has passed lee ihe h o' Ilyrides hometyg a le picket,is lady er I i loven a s ea up the James River to bring down the to- sadBpadnr g iresses bacco belonging to the French Govern- ment, stored in Richmond. that is enough to make Miss Honey - man come to life again: OUT of the thirty-five men injured by Kiss, bus me my darling! your lover is here the explosion of the Chenango, twenty- Nay, bus oft' hie smoke stains-" twoJiad died up to Monday, and three And then, when, as we infer, the young more were expected to die before Tues- woman is about to do it, he espies a tear day morning. in the corner of her eye, and at once ex- THE Savannah Republican, of the 4th horts her, if possible, to postpone the fear instant, states that the Yankee prisoners fnl process, promising her to come back at Andersonville, Ga., are dying at the some day, not shot through and through, rate of twenty to twenty-five a day. (which Sir Lucas tells us may happen to MicHAEL POKERS, a Treasury agent, a man without much harm,) but testifies that the Blair whisky order was " With a bullet half ihrou 9 t, the bosom so true." altered after its delivery to the Govern- But it is not iu the osculatory and pa ment agents. He refused to tell who did thetic parts that Mr. Boker shines. It is it, for fear of self-crimination. in the saddle. He is the very Bauch- NASSAU papers of the sth instant state er pf bards. He vaults Vl, g 'lth euch ease, into his seat, that Mobile, Savannah, Charleston and As lf an 'an' w indod down from the clouds, Wilmington are less rigidly blockaded To turn and a fiery Pegasus than ever. The papers also say that fast And witch the world with noble hoisemanship." steamers are coming in with supplies for What for example can be finer than the rebels, which promise large profits. the opening stanza! The "racing and c THE guerrilla chief Reynolds and his chasing" of Lochinvar. John Gilpin's command were suturnpike gate and broken juga-Mazep our cavalry near Knoxville rised by a force of ox - vine on Friday, pa and the wolves-Plifeton and his sun- Ten of them were killed, and Reynolds, steeds are nothing to this "fiery Pegas with fifteen of his men were taken prix- us" of Philadelphia. The "Light Bri oners. gade" was "heavy cavalry" alongside THE vote on the Bank Bill was the of Boker's "dark squadron.' The clang-1 , first thing in order on Monday. The bill, ing sabre, and the clinking spurs and ! the "squeaking harness,"-(a species as it stands, allows States to impose a unheard of by Lacey and Phillips) and tax upon the banks. The clause making the interest uniform in all States is re- ' the creaking ground-it all fairly takes one's breath away: rained. The bill in its present shape will i elash goes the sabre against my steed's pass by a small majority. Clash. aide, 1 AN important mass of evidence was ' l a U n u a 4, :li ' n l 7b g 4 t h h t e h r a c A c c e s i s s ' f e s s ?irisf 'a g e an l d eid p e; akit i I laid before a well-known senator on ! And under my horse shoe the frosty e gr e ouno Monday, contradicting almost totally I creaks: .1 wave my buff glove to the girl whigtn I love, General Gilmore's evidenee before the Then join my dark squadron, and forward I ' - War Committee on the Florida disaster. move. This new evidence will probably be laid ! The next and penultimate stanza tells' 1 Is It a Dye. before that committee, and the case re- what the dark squadron did. Senna opened and rebavestigated. climb's army waking up and finding I I __ 13 a., ism Mr. m h • i w brat prepared M. COLLINS, who has recently re . I themselves all dead men, is paraphrased tne' V t E e N )x. 'e - 1 -I.AN HAIR l e t.i. e . • :ince turned home from his visit to London beautifully. The sleeping picket, who it lia.i been used by thouaands, ;nd Mainstance I and St. Petersburg, reports the negotia- : has laid aside his gun, is murdered, as of . has er f i lv x t4,...g:A. L ene li srl e rhtl°n ea tin the tions abroad all completed in reference course beidg a rebel lie deserved to be, ' world. Its price is only Fifty cents, Pee and each i to the telegraph line overland between ! and the camp burned, and, as we have bottle contains double the quantity of dye in 1 Washington and the European capitals, • said, the. bold dragoon rides hack to kiss those e NTAI I I,4 I Mf o IiVi: I. warrantel not i .. The foe. all occurs, ha, Said down b) his gun, sure the hair or scalp In the e sitlitet deurree r - and only awaiting the concurrence of , i re open MS c•} ells , before the bright 51,11 The VEN El lAN DV L works with rapidity this Government. I burst on his pickets, they scatter, they fl ) , , and certainty, the hair requiring no preparation THE neighborhood of Duvall's Bluff_ Tois late they awaken-Th only to die whatever. t - lite VENETIAN DYE produces t any shade is infested with guerrillas, who are doing ;; ; ,.. ° ; . a t c t j ',`,'`,',, h , t ;ii , , , ,, in t e :.,t,, ea ,,,%,-, 1 „.' 1 1 i fl l a t k i . , , i ',, ii , a Lunn ' h t may be desired--one that will no fatle.criiiik considerable damage to the people. A , p 1 _ or wash out-one that is as permluient as the li lir What, we ! - t•peaf, can 1 ,3 e. finer tin body of Texan cavalry, numbering four itself. For !tale by ail druggists. Price 60 cents the two last lines cnil.iii• with 'tramp A. 1. MAI - HEWN hundred, attempted to surprise a Union and 'lamp," 1 - DA E. 4°.PIAtt_,F.LoESiNCPBOI)II and Market at. : flts e r et lisVwt h ''P ß lL N R camp at Roseville, on the Arkansas river, There is and "extur," in the middle' Also manur. o ,,t e o n m er r a o l really ii progress in Boker 2FICA _Ala Gioss, the best hair dressing in use. Price 15 ' FillkiE BELLWOOD PARR IS SITU on the 11th instarlt, but they were repots- The day oil poor Poets is over, otherwise, cents. Jiull6-Iyd .... ate on the south mile of the Monongahela ed with a loss of twelve men killed and seeing hint "get on horseback, a e migh t _ ~.____ _ _ .___,. _._ ____ hirer, nine miles above Pittsburgh- It contains about 440 Acres Surface Land, about 100 Acres of a large number wounded. distrust his ultimate destination. As we IarENETIAN HAIR DYE. VENETIAN THE Tax bill is so volumino us th at , have said, lie "mounts." When lie swore r, LwatE.NT and Ckt/STADORO'S HAIR ' which is good Timbered, principally of Oak p , T , in h e . re es. a s re v i t a h bo t u h t e ad 1.6 0, a A . c ta re g s e or emnuitel much upon th i n e few have been able yet to make a careful so hard at Bull Run, lie was afoot. When uo e theown PCI Mark ' analysis of its provisions. Opinions arc he tuned his harp for Zagoni, he had one expressed, however, that it will not pro- foot in the stp. Now he is spurred - - - - the rear duce anything like so large a revenue as and in the saddle. There is but one step there lh 1..; "a it i-,zi elegant mansion, with , ,f,t;tei,..,,Fraulct,:rronre4nheomuse.T.N.;•i.e,thearfeorsmixer resnedlelnincge is expected from it. Ofcourse not; there higher in horse poetry, and this is-in must be heavier taxation to enable Gov- tights of flesh color, and spangles, to :. .. t i t1 i; 1 , ,,,,c.j,,, t; , ,,. :17 , ~ ,..f.., :nd A 4g.,, and ~.4., : t ~ ,,t iei ,oi i n ,g,ito.:;,tfilf:Bil.esuinr:tris‘iic:eolf,l,2t, depth theot leer, ~,, j r a na tre,c ise irr. that , premises ernment officials and speculators to don- ride on the top of a steed, and jump over i d green ac in for denreciat- ribli3a , is and through .s balloons. The next e "--° '' r- ff a- T - '• ec . n,..acd: . s. A PORT ROYAL paper of the 14th re- Lest our readers may think that our ports the capture of the side-wheel block. Praise of Isir.J3oker's last effusion is ex of way to the coal tieldf, -in:uprises the property ade runner Alliance on the 12th near aggeratecl, we print it in arfenan. No Dawfaskie Island, in the Savannah 11V- one who reads it will think we have WE HAVE LEARNED NOT TO A map of the entire preni he altnatalt " at "} things Years of ex- ' lip'soe';Se."°•entroebnrededSseeftro,:eastta,:heaen°dlnictir.iciei j tin S d e te j tmi St e ß c A ah r It er, where she run aground. All but six done injustire perlenee aud acorrespondenceextendingthro ugh - . of her crew were taken prisoners. She t0t•,,,,,,5-, ',cis. Clash, t, f t il e ash goes the sabre against my ateed's ' out all the natlonalities of the habitable globe je'rned from was from Nassau, with a cargo of assor- J. S. COSGRAVE, have turned their theories into facts and eats ,, I- stores for the rebel government, val. Kling,' kiln g the rowels, as onward I ride. Milled a basis from which we need not err. We 163 Second street, or ued at eighty-five thousand dollars. The And all my bight harness is living and speaks. And under Eri ) horse-shoe the frosty ground are not surprised at such facta as the following- Alliance was built on the Clyde, and has JOHN sicetosx.EVe, creaks, although the persons who write them are. We three smoke stacks. , I wave my buff elf's e to the girl Whom I /bye, know thease son+ and circi.mstances, hence feel 4 ' l " w Port Perry dark squadron, and forward I • r - -- ~ _ . _ THE PATEPINDER,-The following Then loin w) i move. at liberty to indorse tbeirstatements THE P /NRST AND Mirfirt.---514.-Elir- DID papers have recently hoisted the Fremont 1 1 The .llo f j o ,c e n al i t is se e l : z ,'lids .re, litseflaid the)wtl.l tl i A s ia gun , Nsw BEDFORD, blase, Nov. 24, 1863. fllag: Michigan Jotirnal, Detroit, Deut- Delis sit: i-i have bees afflicted many years ache Zeitung, Peoria, 111., Beobachter, 1 Iburst on his 3 plckets, t o l e ie e y scat e t i .fr, t th e eL fly with - - SnrLEL E.NGRA.VINGS severe prostrating tag cramp s la my limbs, cold to the two lights of the Catholic Church of Alma, 111., Wisconsin Democrat, &ants 1 ano late they awaken— 'tia only to die 1 ., ~,„„„, , a i ter and hands, and a general disordered sys tem: Zeitung, Debuque. 'Derlowa German Amer- i NOW the torch lamp, to their camp, yincians and medicines failed to reliev e me. ' America the Most lean, New York City, Democrat, lAs back to my quarters so slowl ) I tramp While visiting' some friends New . 1 irk who were Davenport, lowa, Volksfreund, Cincin- I Ku's, kiss me, m ) darlin g ' t our loser is here, using Plantation Bitter s the ) prevailed upon me REVS JOHN HUGHES, D. 0 nati. These are all German Republican 1 Nay, kiss off the smoke-stalusi keep hack that to try them. I COMMeneed Kill, a small wine- , .0 papers and will under no consideration, ! bright tear, glassful after dinner. Feelin g better by degree/a, Fast Archbishop of New York ; Keer o b o t that bright tear till the ,tap when to a few days I wail astonished to find the cold support Lincoln for President. It is i Francis Patrick M' Kenrick, D. D., rumored that Old Abe intends having I With a bullet hall through the bosom so true. neas and cramps had entirely left Me, and I could the editors arrested fOr "disloyal prac. To die. as I ought, for my country and you sleep the night through, which I had not done Uicoatts H. BORN A lie er sad engt l fee h l h ll a te e another being . Improved i tices !" THREE other negroes were buried alive General Hooker and the Battle of A r.lablslio i i 01 Baltimore, by the rebels at Fort Pillow, making Chanoellorsville. the use of the Plantation Bitters. PRICE: ONLY $l,OO. five in all. All were wounded but one. The testimony of General Hunt, chief Respectfully, JEDITH RUSSEL. - Also. CARD PHOTtaiRAPHS of the same, He was forced to help dig the pits, and of artiller3 , ntheArmy of the Potomac, „ , I R a ß a g y 7 B b t a lr , , th IC 4 1 -, Sep t • it I st l 1 was then thrown in and covered up. relative to the management of the artil fur fourteen mo nths - spssandnlarlY7 a. t.) , NI-. V . 25 CF...NT'S. Gen. Chalmers said to a federal officer lerydiscloses In the battle of Chancelloroville, At Alton, 111., they gav me s a bottle of Planta. , on the Platte Valley that it was their in-, . Just received at an extraordinary course on the s tion e gt a te o ra u • • Three bottles restored my . tention "to show no mercy to home- part of . the commanding general. It al,. Pe d c red me ••C A. Piaters." .H. D. BR.ECHT & CO '8 made Yankees" thereby meaning ars from this testimony that General The following le from the Manager of the Sole 3 9 Southerners serving in the Union army t Hunt, who, previous to General Hook. agents for Pittsbur g h and Allegheny E nd LD door S f T ro ß m EE virri T,. Union Home School for the Children of Yolun and negroes--"but that genuine Yankees . I IzeeniVhath *SohdllsTtChHosueernzoty, r s assumption of command, had held teers . would be treated as prisoners of war " the position he now occupies, was de- HAVHALSTKII lilarrstoN,ls7TEl Sy, i A s REPUTABLETowN.-A late number Isrived by Hooker of all authority save New York, Aug. 2, 1863. Da. DRAKE :-"Your wonderful Plantat on of the Davenport, (lowa,) Democrat and the aupervision of artillery, which lm- Bitters have been given to some of our little alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. -Yews says it is unsafe for a man to walk plied routine business without mary children suffering from weakness and weakiungs i a Al to r L. PETERSON is our travelin g agent. there alone after 10 o'clock at night; that c ontrol: Prom the time General Hook- with moat o w st it happy e t ff o ect. One Ilt o tle girl no par- • ---/_ _ _ _ _ men are knocked down and robbed in cr's advance commenced, until after he and ' daily w h ti t t a ,..... ... her h p e t a t d o , o l sosoofwyotimetlat ll i F ItVl oy t e ttit : l VA L OF ALL THE of La dles', Misses' and (lob the heart of the city; that corruption, I had crossed the river with his army and medical skill haT t been exhausted, him been en- ! ilren's Boots, Gaiters and Balmorals, t a irely restored. We commenced with but a tea- ! prostitution, debauchery and crime of I fought the battle, there seems to have poonful of Bitters a day. Her appetite and j l l Ladies' Steel Shank Gaiters and Baltuorals. the darkest dye hold court in their midst, I been no responsible head to the artillery strength rapidly increased, and she hi now wen. ' Call and examine the extensive stock at and yet nothing is done to uproot the of our army, which, consequently, could • Respectfully, Alas. OAL Laves." JOSEPH H. BO,RLAND'S, evil or disperse the participants. The not have been used with lull and ade- ~ • • . I owe _ rititetnio y:aur,ofautoryledveotrllytube; A C la K rke o t r at. 2d door from sth. Democrat adds, that the good name of quate effect. General Hunt testifies that ?eve the Plantation m their city is at stake, and calls upon the 1 Colonel Wainwright, being ranking ar- : 1 Ray. W. H. WAooorfica, Madrid, N.c." aloe ' STRING - -- ---ST9BO _ - I tillery officer at the time, made such ' s • • • Thou wilt send metwo bottles more ' authorities to take some steps to remedy the existing evils. dispositions of the artillery as he could of thy Plantation Bitters. AI L wife has been greatly benefited by their RSV, Thy friend, (in short notice, and that those were ex tbia'cowt.tbzinof received by the subscriber from the OUR IMPORTS.-The New York Tri ' P IA-NOS Ass °crams, Philadelphia, Pa." eellent ; but Colonel Wainwright, him blend thus settles the matter of our im eIIICKERING & SONS, pipits and the method of paying for self, was not familiar enough with the i "" • I have been a great sufferer from p organization to direct the judicious em- I Av a ir t m o ts, and had to abandon Preaching. • • t° them: "We cannot pay for the luxuries ta I ri Hitters have cured nue. we are now so largely importing other- ployment of all the batteries on such a Rev. J. S. (Lai-Hoax, Rochester, N. Y." sudden call. General Hunt was recall wise than in evidences of our national 1 HAZELTON BROS., ed to his command by General Hooker •• • I nave ve the Plantation Bitters debt, which we have to sell at sixty or to " • hundreds ci tig f oeucif•rieocitis Vk . P. EMERSON, n abled soldiers with the the cllty after the battle, and immediate- , seventy cents on the dollar. In other most aishi words, we are now in the way of im- ly arranged the artillery so as to protect , cis W. Hom e , DEWS, MILLER, GIBSON d co., oorting one hundred and fifty millions the passage of the river. The sunder- Superintendent Soldier's din., O." ing of a command so important on the i! • • • The Plantation Bitters have cured en. c., ate, worth more of foreign products in 1864 Pl'uric.hicaseersi. alre'ls.°olinclitedB2:scallt°andBramine eve of an engag merit in which the artil- ' me of Liver Complaint, or which I WAS laid up ' before purchasing elsewhere. than we can send abroad products other ! prostrate, a nd ii hml iß to K lb tf a o n s d L o z n y m t y no b t u re s t i a n o e d ss ;o ~ fiery force was required in all its strength, than specie to pay for; and we are likely to balance the account by export i ng ! is the important point involved in this ____ eighty millions of gold and one hundred , testimony. ?'HAS. c MELLOR, 81 Wood at millions of our national securities,s -'-'-'-- ---------- -- '- -- - DIED. which we shall sell for seventy million I _ or less. We prefer to sell such securi- • ties to foreigners at such rates." EXTRAVAGANCE. -The N. Y, Poet has a word to say about the reigning extrav agance of the times. It writes as follows: "A man builds a marble stable on the rear of his lot, at a cost of eighty thou- Rind dollars, and fits up a private theater over it. Another pays eight thousand dollars fora pair of horses to drive on the road for his pleasure, and many give from fifteen hundred to three thousand dollars for the same object. Another provides a dinner fora dozen friends-- rejecting the old superstition of the un lucky thirteen-and this simple dinner costs one thousand dollars. A children's party is given, in an up-town house, where every child l's clad entirely in dresses imported from Paris. An Amer ican citizen purchases a house for over one hundred thousand dollars, and tears it down, to re-build upon its site one yet more costly. These are signs of the time-are they not evidences of a state of things unhealthfuli feverish, threatening to the honest smplicity of our poliffeal life; and threatening not less evil to the ideas and the principles of which that life hai3 hitherto been a fair exponent ? What - business have Amer icans, at any time, with such vain show; such useless magnificence ? But especi ally how can iii Justify it to themselves in - thistinie of war?"' ... DAY kolditiltk, APRIL. 20, 1861 N'tt'vtli 'ITEMS =113:E1 EESON—At his late residence, 182 Lacock street Allegheny, Tuesday, April 19th, lircif- Arlo lleesoa: esq., in the 68th year of his age. The funeral will take place at 103 i o'clock a. in. on Thursday. __• KANE & DUFFY. Book of Directions 119,00 Case of 28 large vials, In morocco, and . Case of 20 large vials, in morocco, and The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong, the languid brilliant, and are exhaused nature's ; litTret f4r.titus --- Book of Directions FFdIeIeVOULD INFORM thee of 20 large vitae, in plain case, and 6,00 -,---"--------------- i great restorer. They are composed of the ceie- ' PRESTON & MERRIL'S YEAST I Grated Calisaya Bark, Wintergreen, Sassafras, removed their Tailaontin Establishmentpublic that hey have g from the Book of Directions.... 6,00 POWDERS. Roots, Herbs, &c., all preserved in perfectly pure old stand to No. 14 ST. ULAIB STREET, Bis- Oase of 16 boxes, (Nos. I tole) and Book of sell's new block., near the St. Clair at Allegheny Directions ............. _ This article is vastly superior to any Yeast ' St. Croix Rum. bridge Those desiring the latest patterns of or Baking . Powder In use. Give it a trial. Five ____. gross received at JO ,EP]! FLEMING'S Drug ' B. I'. —lB6ll—.X. store, corner of the Diamond and Market street, Spring and Summer Clothing where also can be had a complete assortment of Persons of sedentary habits, troubled with 0 pgstn t. r av ii o l r e - n r g il 'E:lx.lta rl . c o t r l. ng T l ;: x es t e rac e t x s t a ra n c d ts ß a u r r e . weakness, lassitude, palpitation of the heart, r t f t rarest e ti c r tocal I & an tic? e n x w a s mi t fnaahe geniarble to lea, stock No. doubt superior to any extracts now in I lack of appetite, distress after eating, torpid liv- of CLOTHS, CAsSIMEREs vLb extensive ...l3 _, 6,,c use. er, conetipation, &c., deserve to suffer if they .K.A.NE & DUFFY, No. 1 Carbon Oil is still retailing at 60 cents ' ape-in:id No. 14 St. Clair st. , will not try them. per gallon. Prime Potash at 18 cents per pound. They are recommended by the highest medi. N Superior Soda Ash at 6 cents per pound. . cal authorities, and are warranted to, produce an Also, a tine assortment of Liquors for medici- i . I mmcdtafe beneficial effect• Theyareexe nal purposes . t Remember the place. j • eeding ly agreeable, perfectly pure and harmless. At Joseph Fleming's Drug Store, At Joseph Fleming's Drug Store, ' N At Joseph Fleming's Dru OTION.—Any person pretending to sell Plan g Store, : tat ion Bitters in bulk or by the gallon is a mind- IFUST RECEIVED FR 0 M THE US eastern cities, a large and well selected stock Corner of the Diamond and Market street,' 1 r e and imposter. It is put up only in our log ot goods. designed for the ••••. ,rin , 1 i i,, an, Summer Corner of the Diamond and Market street. ' cabin bottle. Beware of botttles refilled with trade, consistin . g in part of the iollowing goods : febita-t&f FRENCH CLO fliS and CASSIMER ES, FAN , imitation deleterious stuff,, for which several per- ' CY ENGLISH. GERMAN and A MERD.....IN sons are already in prison. See that every hot - COATINGS and CIASSIMERES:of almost tie has our United States stamp over the cork ', every shadh, style and color, and which / will , make up to order in the tat t es mostafashion unmutamsd, and our signature on steel-plate aide ' Me by experienced workmen t short ti mani d ar label. Sold by respectable dealers throughout ' a , no ce an reasonable terms. Also, a largestock the habitable globe. of Gents' Furnishing Goods, such as are usual 4 FH. DRAKE at, co., kept In first-class furniaidag stores. Untie so licited and promptly_executed. 202 Broadway N , .Y. W. H. MCGEE, No. 10 St. Clair street, Pittsburgh, Pa. -- - - - ATTENTION COMPANY.—VOL unteers, who expect to retain their health unimpaired during the campaign, must see to it themselves ; do not trust to the Army Surgeons ; supply yourselves with HOLLO WAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT. Every French soldier uses them. If the reader of this `notice' cannot get a box of Pills or Ointment from the drug store in his place, let him write to me, 80 Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount, and I I wlll mall a bog free of expense. Many dealers will not keep my medicines on head because they cannot make as much profit as on Other persons' make. 86 cents, 88 cents, and 81,40 per box or pot. aplihlwc tir. ny-w a r _ Th ir-To ELEALTEL—e blood must be puriticd and all medicines are useless which do not pm seas the quality of - Stimulatiethe blood to di:- charge Its Impurities into theToweis. pke.ar.- arrive Pima this quk.lity in a hfOldt gree, and eh min every family. 'negate equally usefulliii children and adults ; adapted most effective to both sexes, and am as innocent as bread, yet Sea medicine. The HOn. Jacoh'Seyere of Springville, Ind., wrBl:ites to Dr . ll reuideethtinder date of May 11th, th, 18 "I have used yetis Invaluable Vegetable Uni versal Pills in my family Since medi c ines have always cured, even when other were bono &Vail. / have been the avant of my nelffL using hund re ds of dollars' worth and lam satisfied trey have received a thousand per cent. In blessed health through their Use,. They are . used in this region for Bilious and - Liver Dis eases, 'reverend- Ague, and In all rheumatic cases with the most perfect success. In fact they are the great reliance in sicknes, and trust your venerable life may be long spared to prepare so excellent a medicine for the use of man. • Please rend me your lowest price by the gross. Sold by TlialdaS ILE.D.PATFI, Pittsburgh, and by all respectable dealers in medicines. mhEi-lyda.wo IWTHE CONFESSIONS AND EX- E AN listed for P the benefit,OF INVALID.—Pub and as a CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN and others, who su ff er from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of Man hood, am supplying at the same time TOE MEANS OF Saur-bnax. By one who has oared himself after undergoing conaideraMb quackery. By Wales - big a postpaid addressed envelope, single copies may be had of the author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, eaq. febd-3md&w Bedford, Kings so., N. Y. VENETLCH HORSE LINIMENT.—In pint bottles at fifty cents, cures lameness, cuts, galls, colic, &c. Read the following : 'BOSTON, July 7th, INS. Dr. 7 'obias:—We have used for the pant year your Horse Liniment for in n s 'ant kicks, cuts, bruises and colic, and in every ce found it the best article I ever tried in this - circus compa ny. Please send me six dozen, as it is the only liniment we use now. We have 108 horses, some very vahiable, and we do not want to leave town without It. HYATT FROST Manager Van Amburgh Co.'s Menagerie. Sold by Tilos. REDPATH, Pittsburgh, and all respectable Druggists. ORlce, 66 Cortlaudi street, New York. mhl7-Iyda.wc _ A NEW THING UNDER TIIE SUN l In Its effect—lnstantaneous. In its coloring power—matchless. In all its ingredients—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 and the world of Fashion, the finest preparation ever invented by art to rectify the short comings of Nature. Manufactured by J. CHISTADORO, No. 6 Astor House, New York. Sold by all Drug. gists. Applied by all Hair Dressers. nat/T-lydsowc pr.A PACT. - " • • • The Plantation Bitters have cured mi,2B O me of a derangement of the Kidneys and Urinary - - rgans that has distressed me for years. it arta ; like a charm. C. C. Idooke, No. 264 Broadway." /tic., tc.c., &c., &e. RARE PLANTATION BITTERS • —The genuine article sold by SIMON JOHNSTON, cor. Smithfield and 4th eta. lehrdmilkw-eod 4e- Z' T AT L7WEIrESIIIII -MITICILES-TPD2M3-ADVERTISEMENTS: --- PITTSBURGH DRUG HOUSE, A TO4RENCE & MoGARR, Corner Fourth and Market Streets, Drugs, Drugs, • Medicines, Medicine, Chemicals, Chena.icali, Dyes, Dyes, Paints, Paints, Spices, Spices, Oream Tartar, English Mustard, &c, French. English and American Perfumery and Toilet Articles, Brushes, Trusses, Patent Alen dries and all Druggists articles. Strictly pure articles at low prices. Sar-Physicians Prescriptions accurately coin pounded at all hours. Pure Wine% and Liquors lot mzhiicinal uee on juB-Iyd J. M. CORNWELL. igrCORNWELL KERR, CARRIAGE MANUFACTITRERS, Silver and Brass Platers, And manufacturers of Saddlery & Carriage Hardware, No 3 St. Clair street, and Duqueene Way, (near the Bridge,) Iita,...DENTISTRII.—TEETH EX tratted without pain by the use of Dr. Oudry's apparatus. • J. F. F 11/1 A. , DENTIST. All work warranted 134 Smithfield Street, PITTSBURGH. • - - Counterfeits ! 1 Counterfeits II I LOOK OUT Hum bugers are About !! ! GENUINE PEBBLE • Russian Spectacles M PORTA NT NOTICE . I. YOUR SU/HT —Raving opened, my new place of business. and hare received direct from Russia- a tine and moat brilliant genuine Dia miid Iluanian Pebble Spectacles, warranted to . pie,ort c, strengthen and improve the night. Purchasers are entitled t_o Spectacles free of charge if the drat should fail. Alan, received one iit the tinest stocks ever brought to thin city of Pl.ilosophical, Mathematical and Optical In atrunientn, which I will sell to suit the times, reatectfully in rite an in want of theartlele. ' O .1. DIAMN, Praica Optic Look out for No st, 51 D ct , 01 Fifth l street.ian. • api BELLWOOD COAL FARM FOR SALE REMOVAL ew House and New Goods, No. 10 St. Clair Street. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. . LDIRR. - I.)BCREAM & LONG, NO. /37 , • .) ESTI sHTEET, PITTSBURGH. i.t.• DIL LarDsErs GENUINE 1 for Der quaker Mower and Reaper,' Btie I Molftrazui Heaver, Brosers Mower andlteapar,. 2th LABORING MEN WALNTED—Ti Fanners Mower, 0, May Roarer and Ur whom the most liberal wase% will b e of I zw,. add Brodoolia Mower. Alaailiaaiers in paid. Apply to THOMAS ROURKE, ID r I natural and Farming Implementa or. all ap2o-2t No. 23 Cegtre A.venue. I .121.1.400 D —SEARCHER tilbridailr PITTSBURGH Oils, Oils, Soda, Soda, BAISfUEL KERR PITTSBUROIi JARDINE & 80N, 32.--FOR SUFFERINGS at change of Life, Irregularities, Flushes of Heat, Pal pitations, and 'seven Diseases - of the Heart. *l. 1,00 J. M. FULTON, DLSPATOH BUILDING, SOLE IGrEN 1 GrEN er Also, Wholesale and stall ageat for 88 slJppj Y OF ~ z„ HUMPOEVIS SPECIFIC `-f.; , • m o w u r r , --iII247IFAINICtAINED JUST REUIVE), No. I.—FOR FEVER, Congestion, and Inflam mation—Heat, Pain, Restlessnest. 25 cents. 2.—FOR WORMS Fever, Worm Colic, Vo racious Appetite. 25 cents. 25 2.—FOR COLIC, Teething, Crying and Wakefulness, Slow Growth, and Fee bleness of Infants. 25 cents. 25 4.—FOR DIARRHEA, of Children or Adults, Cholera Infantum, and Sum mer Complaint. 25 centa. 25 6.--4.0 R DYSENTERY, or Bloody Flux, Dolls, Gripings, Colic, Fall Dysentery. 25 cents. 25 6.—FOR •CHOLERA, Cholera ➢Lorbua, Nausea, and Vomiting, Asthmatic Eireathing. 25 cents. 25 7.—FOR COUGHS, Colds, Hoarseness Hronchltasanfluenza and Sore Throat. 25 cents. B.—FOR ' f OOTHACHE,Faceache, Nerrous Patna 'D Neuralgia, and Tic oloreux. 25 cents. 25 9.—FOE HEADACHES, Sick Headaches, Vertigo, Rush of Blood to the Head. 25 cents. 25 DYSPEPSIA„ Weak, Acid or De rang p ed S intomac ceh, Constipation, Liver Comlat. 25 nts. 26 11.—FOR SUPPRESSED Menses, or Sean 21, or Painful or Delaying, Green Sick • nem 2 cents. 12. —FOR LEITOORRILEA, orWhites, Bear leg Down, too Profuse Menses. 25 ennta. 25 13.—FOR CROUP, Hoarse Croupy Cough, Difficult and Oppressed Breathing. 26 Cell La. 25 14.—FOR SALT Rheum, Crusty Eruptions, Ehysipelas, Scald Head, Barbers Itch. 25 cents. 26 I6.—FOR RHEUMATISM, Pain, Lame ness, or Soreness In She Chest, Back, Side, or Limbs. 26 cents. 26 Ia—FOR FEVER and Ague, Intermittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Old Inveterate Agues. 60 cents. . 17.—FOR PILES, Interne/ or External, Blind or Elceding,, Recent or Obstinate. 60 cents. 60 18.—FUR OPTHTII.ALMIA, Weak or k flamed Eyes or Eyelids, Palling or Weak Sight. 60 cents. 60 19 —FOR CATARRH, Acute or Chronic, Dry or Flowing, Cold In the Head, In fluenza. 60 centa. 60 20.—FOE WHOOPING Cough, shortening and palliating it, or Spasmodic Cough. 6t; cents. 50 21.—FOR ASTHMA, Oppressed, Difficult, Labored Breathing, Cough and Expec toration. 60 cents. 60 ZI.—FORIR Discharges, Noise in the Read, Impaired }tearlag, Earache. 60 cents. 60 23.—FOE SCROFULA., Enlarged Glands awl Tonsils, Swellings, and Old Ulcers. 60 cents. 60 81.—FOE GENERAL Debility, Physical or Nervous Weakness 60 cents . 60 46.—FUR SEA-SILOIC.NESS, Prostration' Vertigo Nausea, Vomiting. 60 cents r.-FOR URINARY Diseases, Gravel, Re nal Calculi, Difficult or Painful Urine.. Uon. 60 cents, 28.—FOR SEMINAL Emissions, Llymun- IMoDnirinhduLegiliTy";ll.Bequent Pro 29.—FOR SORE Mouth or Stomaeace, Can keret' Mouth of Adults or Children. Sri 30.—FOR URINALS Incontinence Wet ting the Bed, too Frequent, Painful or Scalding Urination. el. 1,00 M.—FOR PAINFUL Menstruation, Pres. isure, Cramp or Spasms; Pruritus, Itch ing, and Irritation. $l. 1,00 PRICE. DRIJQGIST, FOR PiTTSMITEGEL h j 4211, .•• ; - 4 ,4l;rs t i, !‘ ..• BEAT EZOTl+~er AND ' 7Adi dW • • - • • -•,• OLD practs • • NOW IS ' THE. ACCEPTED TIME, r ff Cheaper than the BOOTS & SHOES UNHEARD OF PRIOII OBEIRWS EI 'EQ-Ea F °R e 1 it) C Z. CONCFR•T SHOE STOR•If 82 FIFTH STREET, ?'Nett Door to , Express office: A thousand empty Shoe Cases for Sale. apl6 Lace Curtains, Vestlhnle' Lace, Gilt Cornices, &c., A large assortment for sale by cc) ) , No. 25 Fifth Street Pianos, Pianos, BEG“ Ter. Mingot7iflDE TO-2M gaIIPL-1 rons, customers, &e., who have bean waitin sn_joatiently for some time, that thOse Loui g s style Piano , Portes,from the celebrated fao-. tory of Wm. Knabe & •lialtiniore, • Wilk. - rive this week, and also aline aasortmentorthe well known Haines Bros. New Yo 4 Pianos, which are warranted for fl - re yenta. ULIA.RLOTTE•BLUIKE,43 Fifth street, sole agent for the above instruments for Pit:Waugh: and Western Pennsylvania • ap2o. - econd Arrival of Neitv Goods. FOR THE PRESEIIITNEASON, kIOW open p o r te a n d :of our custom - ateere and the blic, and to all thottelsho appree.l - and quality tn Olothlng, embracing everything that Ls new and desirable for a first class custom trade, which we will make up to order to the satisffiction of those who mar favor us with their patronage. GRAY, POSSIEL & RESE, SA:AITTEL GAY SON, ALEROHANT TAILORS, No. 19 Fifth street. N. R—W e make a speciality of officers' uni form for the army and Navy. ap2o 1-7-ALueaLir. BILTILDNG LOTS FOR V SALE—Four lota , each 26 feetfront_oU Blnirstreet, corner. of Gist street, atutin Grin feet deep. Four kits, each 20 feet fronf 'Cuililtif ' street, adjoining the property of Alex. Miller, deceased. Your lots, each 20 feet front on St. Patrick's alley, by 100 deep to an alley 24 feet Wide. Also three lots, each 24 feet front on Crawford street, by 133 feet deep on Tannehill street. Will be sold at low prices and on easy terms. Apply to S. OTJTHSMT 2c SONS, ap2o 61 Market street. ' wit , NDREDS OF YOIVIEN ARM! Brown Ali L ruined beyond redemption by-not calling on Dr. at first. lie has for 22yeadi fins. tined his attention to diseases of a certain OMNI r. in which he has cured no leas than fifty thou sand cases. His remedies are mild, an .no la- , , terruption of business if applied to in the early stage. Dr. Brown is in constant attendance , al his ottice, No. 50 Smithfield street, from 8 lathe morning until 9at night. Dr. .Brown is azt , .old I resident of Pittsburgh and need* no references. Charges moderate. ap2O4t, . i ___ Ak Tpgiit"---igrimpir —, TANNERS—YOU ABE , ~L'A. requested to meet on TUESDAY' EVE= NLNG next, the 28th inst., at the Plfth. Ward School Rouse, at 74 o'clock. A full attendance - of the Tanners In the two cities La earnestly re quested. The object of the meeting is to take some action In regard to the Sanitary. Fall:, to be held next month In All hen Olty: Ilyrii-. der of RIC, ap20.1 w Chairman of Cola= MYEIL , STATIONERS, Blank Book Manufacturers, NO. as fk--r p lo E POST BTJILDMOS. spit All Orders Promptly Attended to. NEW GOONS Just received at the TRIMMING STQR MACRUM & GLYDE, 78 Market Street, Can now be found the beat and moat cake:l' 2 ok selected stock of FANCY GOODS ever °Pitied in the city, compristng Embroideries of all kinds.; Rich Laile. and Embroidered Collars and EmbroiliTid, Sets; Lace and Embroidered HEunpm chiefs; Ladies' and Gents' Henuditofrk* do; Black Grape Collars and Seta/ cheap; Linen Collars and Cuffs. Chu., Hosiery Departnient will be found very; complete in Ladies' and Gents Kikin all colors; Silk and Lisle l'lrma comprising new styles; Cotton **To f, all makes, in White, Brown, Blau, bi;34,, and Black; also, Silk Wrap Hose, Fan cy Goods, Notions and Nick-Neva in end less variety and the best assortment in tile city, all at the LOWEST PRIDES, Ai-Wholesale Rooms Up Matra and - bl the Basement. Age FILA - ANT Er Spiced Syrup Blackberry,., For Simmer Complaints, [Diarrhea, Dysentery, &a., IS PREFERABLE TO MOST PRE. j parations for the above affections from this fact: /t does not check the „disease suddenly, (thereby rendering Inflammation of the bowels liable,) but changes the character of and efttu ally and permanently removes the disease" and being purely vegetable, It can be given to.the fant with perfect safety. Successors to PRINTERS
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