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*O*ll4 - :Y *magi:Ka, APRIL 2 5 . 1564
IFMM'irrain Tr :II:010
The, massacre of white soldiers, at
Aiffistee, in,Florida, some time since,
in pursuance of :the President's instrue 7
tions to reclaim that State was notnear
so distressing to" Abolition
as is the calamity. the other. , day at
Fort The reason of this that
the former disaster fell principally upon
White aoldieiff,'while the latter barbarity
was inflicted tlpini colored ones. 'Tile
onlirktroublexhio.h the former occasion
ed my Abolitionphilanthropists, was for
than tbiSind. same seape-goat to blame
itniki t l'i' order to save the Adminis
tratitmfrom censure. At length Gen.
Szvimorrtt, au officer in command at
Alustee, - wati aelected to bear the blame.
Bat this oftker is not willing to bear
the • blunders which belong to other
shoulders,: and he very _plainly says so.
He was denounced as , being not only a
military blunderer; but what was worse,
amadrolrer of slavery. In a letter, in
reply , to these charges the General indig
nintlY and inanftldly observes •
AriS r a(axery seng4this—even in a moderate
forinz-I never eatiikstaeo. But I despise and
scorn the hypocritiCal and Banal monious phi
lanthrbphy of some Who are fa tterang—person
.4, pecuniarily, and Pont 'catty—upon t.
wiOnis of 'the hiack, but Who have been very
earerul liev&* tckset him sie example on the bat-
Tias:Dlay: relieve Gott. Smndotrs for
the iitresent, but if he does not take a
step forward and avow his belief in Ab
olitlim he-may expect speedy dismissal
fromthe service. The minds of our op
ponents are diseased upon this subject,
whit& we can not so well describe as it
is in the following extract from a recent
speech of Senator HENDERSON of Mis
liouri:
'Congress keeps up the old theme, devising
ways and:linen= to cripple slavery. We act as
that:4We Presidential proclamation against sla
very would end the rebellion. A diseased and
mortal sentiment rei ,the subject -has spread
abroadif lWe went something done, after which
uo dottkprenuans that slavery is dead. This
reetlessztess leads us into many errors. Some
Offficideasuit ',the. capacity of officers in the
ffield, mot iftcnresh by successful strategy against
Sheeler/niece by their activity In freeing slaves.
Iwisureagerness to accomplish an end we lay a
-precedent which, under change of circumetan
ces. may place our own rights at the mercy of
'military power. An ilegalproclamation against
.6iliVert comes like a mantle of charity to cover
a multitude of faults. It is as the waters of the
'.Orden, washing out the taint of leprosy. He
'mitt is known to be anti-slavery may drive ten
thousand men to unavailing slaughter. The
`country lamentathe dead, but honors the hero.
why aunt Cesar last Dyrr lutchituni Hannibal
lbat Zatatti Napoleon lost Leipsic and Waterloo.
country may bleed, but the heart of our
Is right. lie that Is thought to be doubtful
upon this all-absorbing question is under con
stant suspicion. Ten nor twenty successful
battles can save him. The tale of an idiot
against him is believed."
EXTREME LOTALTI
• ..The extent
j pf some people's loyalty
Nntbist. extrtofdinary. - A short time since
Was made manifest by a loyal
leaguer in the New York Custom House,
whOwas, while making loyal speeches,
engaged in furnishing rebel agents with
inn - twig aid for the rebel cause. We
now legirn from the ifror/d that another
loyallew.tor in the metropolis has come
.td grief: lilies, says the. World, leaked
out in spite of the efforts of the radicals
100.cOnceal the internal rottenness of the
loud-mouthed Loyal Leagues, that Mr.
Crrini . MB, a Hoboken Loyal Leaguer,
employed in our custom-house, has been
arrested for receiving bribes from ship
pers of contraband:.goods. Mr. CICAL
KER was one Of Mr. Collector BARNET'S
Appointees, an inspector stationed on the
Fast; river, and was charged with the
duty of watching e,ontraband vessels. It
about three weeks since he was
AFrested, by General Drx, we believe,
and , sent to Fort Lafayette for exhibit
ing his fidelity to Republican princi
plesi, Its so many of his fellow-laborers
*pier Mr. RA.RNICY have done, by "giv
ing -aid, and comfort to the enemy."
#LOODY rNSTRUCTIONs
: The. fury and nonsense of the Aboli
'tbin 'press on the late atrocity. at Fort
1?111iivir 1 ' are evidences of the diseased
~.eoilditiop of the unfortunate party it
represents. In one column of their pa
pers' we have a homily upon the barber
' Lity of, he rebels, as evidenced by their
„conduct to the negro soldiers at Fort
Pillow,:and in, the next column we find
's-'does and senseless demand for our
,; authorities to ithitate these very savage
;,-And — inhuman barbarities. They, pro
. Sessing to be horror-stricken at whole
saleimurder in the excitement of actual
propose to commit the same
bt4e44..crliae 14 cold blood. Of course
rhere la no man in his senses at the
Worth , who can justify or apologize for
the ws.ntim r killing of the unfortunate
• negro soldiers at Fort Pillow. It was
the.deed of barbarians, and the Govern
ment of the United,States is bound to
„t 4:e such tudasures as will•protect in fu-
Aurb,ttzlse who wear its unifOrm; but it
' . l,Bl:llaticalled upon to commit the same
it condemns. ' A war of mutu-
Lnilli il itatigitter would not be tolerated by
kcfr ,;Akke,g.palized world; And as we have now
i i , tho4toitageiground i. we should keep it.
~ -- -- Tan , Philadelpnks, Age, In alluding to
.',.i 0 11101444rppltitlefts lrtotuations of the
,ya . ue Of paper lnnney, unsettling all
-I. <:chinvierclal 'transactions and causing
,i:stl i , g.e.osral ,TRlA,irt ; the, contmunity, says:
~...:,• tAlihile4teople were.-4410.sail?and anxious,
' ). 'c' . '' P . 2 . li,i• 1... hi a SRW another sight "
Twenty
"•?:, .'
A,YI>VA.eA regrOet l purchased with
aelluwmoteyEofiat rich corporations, and
:'thifrieti'ittidArrikid,-. out of the Federal
./..:.-A-- ,-. Treasury, . were. ~ g - through 011 T
tta,ddenett, streets . , .- street, and
''''irlitltratibtlter, trf ar e " IMBIBE.. •y array..
.1; - alia fair women kuniled..an!
„clapped'
~. ,
1:4 ,i, z. 04 4 ‘p.ocaish, 113-40,- it „. i . were
tr...gcL , ftwaved,i'aitirmiisiTc; n0f,.140. -t, vP,ty
itt..,,,,, t- .., 4601 , 0 .7, 60ta d e d.,t atit i .tiiims . : node`
sit& ty.25.. -- 4- -..•., - • - • luraa .
out ,tll 4.0-44 116 :00 41 7 W.lli*e 4l. bc -°3o9cs
- tletiimaraXieorge;:ba iiiiillidetod - .., e .
t,•;‘ , ,ft '.er. BaOh one-of these , 1- . 1
~,,,,, )r, t„,_, :
~ /, Rl:prminent 11,,000--t.4
A
- :the who e o involves milipenttr
nearly three millions of dollars.
MIS
,tair The Dispatch Vatnrday, Allud -
ing to THE POST obseo
Our neighbor gravely.ou fie a reason why
colored men should not tidiAwrmated lc), vote,
certain remarks attributed*rdr Lit - ter* Su. I
pose Mr. Lincoln had ek*ust wine
himself in incur of makingVersfr. • o
lice holders of negroes, ant* b lttie
system of nmiacegenation, o 4aulit4nrnelghbot,
have quoted 1113 rem,r„ks Wi t sra. 4. 0 0:
for anything ty
We answer no ; we would not quote
Mr. "Ascots to adopt his opinions un
der such circumstances. In 1858 he
made some sensible observations which
we adopt now ; in the same year he made
some - Wry foolish ones; which we dis
card. Like the Dispatch, Mr. LtscoLN
used ,fazi •ochasionally stumble upon a
sound opinion, but this is no reason why
we should now adopt all of his or its
hallucinations in regard to either negro
equality or miscegenation.
FROM HARRISBURG
HARnIsBrRo, April 22
EDITOR POST:—The Apportionment
bill passed to-day after a bitter struggle
on the part of the Democracy. The bill
is the most iniquitous ever before pre
sented, and must certainly react upon
the party originating it. I send you the
list of yeas and nays that they may be
recorded. The vote stood 45 to 48. The
Democrats who were absent have much
to answer for. The following is the vote:
Yesa—Messrs. Alleman, Barnett, Hightail, Bit
lingfelt, Bowman (Lancaster) Brown,Burgavin,
Cochran, (Erie) Cochran, (Philadelphia) C,de
man, Denniaton, Etniee, Foster, Glass, iltiern
,ey, Henry, Herron, Hill, Iltifiton, Kaiser, Kel
ley, Kerns, (Philadelphia) Kounce, Lee, Lill , '
McClellan, McKee, MeMurtrte, Meyer. Marsh.
Miller, Tilussultnan, O'Hare, Olmstead, (Pricier,
Pancoast, Reed, slack. Smith. (Chester) Smith,
'Lancaster) Smith, (Philadelphia) Sutpl./(..
Watt, Watson', Wells, White, Windle, idlinson
—Speaker.
Says—Messrs. Alexander, (Clarion) Alexan
oer, (Centre) Balstiach, Barger, Beek, Boileau.
B iwinan, (Cumberland, Ellis, Gilbert, Ci tither.
Hakes, Hargnett, Haalett, Hopkins, Hoover,
Horton, Jackson, .Tosephs, Kerns, (Schuylkill)
Kline, Labar, Long, Mettlanus,Marshall,
hllsai
mer, Myers. Negley, Nelson, Patton, Pershing,
Pottelger, Purdy, Quigley, Relit Rex, Riddle,
Robinson, SchoTteld, Sharpe, Spangler, Stan
barger, Walsh, Weaver, Weiser, Whaley.
NEWS ITEMS
NASSAU papers state that Mobile, Sa
vannah, Charleston and Wilmington,
are less ridgidly blockaded than ever.
TICE season at Washington is said to
be dying out. Mrs. Lincoln's trunks
are packed for her spring tour.
IT is stated that the Rothchilds are to
start a bank in the city of Mexico, un
der imperial .uspice.3, with a capital of
$60,000,000.
THE Leavenworth Consercatire says
butter has gocc in that city down to sev
enty-five cents per pound within the last
few days."
IN Rhode Island oil has been substi
tuted for coal in ”ne of the largest manu
factoring establishments, and at les. than
half the cost of coal.
FORBES, of the 'Jumbolt (Cal.) Reg
ister, has no faith in the effort to raise
the ship Aquilla by means of a coffer
dam. He says it reminds him of a cow
in Illinois which he saw swallow a this
tle and coffer dam head off.
THE Journal of Comiteree thinks that
anew rule should be adopted by Con
gress, that no member of Congress
shall advocate any plans Of government.
or make any speeches on the state of
the Union, which shall controvert the
views of the majority, a propose any
other way of troverniqr the United
States than the way determined on front
time to time by the caucuses of the ma
jority.
THE Cincinnati Con mercAV says
"Two hundred mechanics employed in
Gen. Sherman's department by the Gm
emment, recently struck for higher
wages. They were placed under arrest,
and on Monday were sent across the
Ohio river, by order of Gen. Thomas,
to remain during the war. The General
is not disposed to tolerate coercion of
the Government by actsof insubordina
tion."
CAUSE OF NEW ENGLA2iII - LOYALTY".
—The monthly pay rolls of the factories
in Manchester, N. H., amount to about
'1125,000, or a million and a half dollars
a year. Previous to the war the sums
paid were hardly two-thirds of this
amount. The business of the town has
been doubled in six years. A manufa , --
turing company in Nashua, N. 11., has
furnished to the government, since the
beginning of the war, two mil!ion pairs
cotten flannel -drawers.
THE Davenport Dennocral published a
private letter from the Western army, in
which it is stated that all the German
soldiers are for Fremont, and refuse to
take such Lincoln papers as the Illinois
Staats Zeitung and the Cincinnati 1"0/4 s-
Watt, and the American soldiers, also,
are getting tired of the Lincoln Admin
istration.
THE tax bill occupies a book of 214
pages, and has 173 sections. This big
tax book is a necessary addition to the
Chicago Platform literature and Aboli
tion sermons. It keeps them company.
From a glance at the incoming tax, we
are satisfied that the Administration
wants immediately the last dollar of the
people, which the war patriots have
been anxious to give for the last three
years.
A NEGRO ELECTED.—The Abolition
ists of Wayne township, Noskusko
county, Indiana, in which the town of
Warsawis situated, elected a negro bar
ber Supervisor, on Monday last, says the
Fort Wayne Times, and we ask why
should they not? The Administration
has commenced making commissioned
officers in the United States Army of the
same dusky individuals. Are the white
men of Warsaw, who while working the
roads will have to obey their negro Su
pervisors, any better than the White
•oldiers who will have to salute old
Abe's dark skinned minions as their
superb , rs in rank.—Lafayette Argus.
PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S address, del v
ered atthe Baltimore Fair is entirely .te -
voted to allusions to negro liberty and
gro soldiers. There is not a word ci
cerning the courage and fortitude
white troops; not a word in reference to
the prospects of our military success; not
a word in compliment to the sanitary
movements which have awakened the
whole land in behalf of those who have
suffered by the war. It is a mere polit
ical clap-trap effusion, designed to make
capital by promising retribution for the
Fort Pilliow massacre. No man but a
mere ordinary politieien could have made
such a speech on such an occasion.
SOME years since an incident occurred
in the Boston Lunatic Hospital, of a
very peculiar character. A mother and
daughter both became inmates, and were
placed in the same story of the building,
where they had access to the same Hall.
They met end recognized each other,
though one had left the other years ago
in Ireland. Both had crossed the ocean.
become residents here, and lost all
knowledge of each other's history or fate;
bath became bereft of reason, and came
upon the public for support, and in a
mad-house, surrounded by those who
Were hopelepaly insane, the child and
parent met; and though reason dethron
ed, and each was there with a "mind
.diseased," yet nature triumphed over a
oouded intellect s and for a brief moment
the, parties talked of the land of their
-and - when they separated from
Vach incident o f rtitnantic
re + 3 fit} , neftti , to salt' the , most anx-
Nts Vittraordinarr advert ,
tnres.
NMI
THE POST---PITTSBURGH, 419N1)4Y, 1 ' 257;-
ilgr'PßE ON,dp.ELEREIEUS• YEAST
PO • 4 • ra-t: •
•
This ar vast'.: superior to any Yeast
,Or Baking der in-u Olve it a trial. Fire
ree i; - "`• at JO EMING'S D i g
, rn • • t the Xlininond Market street,
a: (so
cli3X-be litriPA:ollaplete assortment of
Merril's lagrtiring Extracts and fur
itettlerlavoring Ettriota. - These extracts are
vitvithiAt doubt superior to any extracts now in
.life Del Carboni4itUittill retailing at 60 cents
P 84 4 -
on - '
me Potash at tB-cents pet pound.
superior Soda Ash at 6 cents per pound.
Also, a fine assortment of Liquors for medici
nal purposes., Remember the place-.
At Joseph Fleming's Drug Store,
At Joseph Fleming's Drug Store,
At Joseph Fleming's Drug Store,
Corner of the Diamond and Market street,
Corner of the Diamond and Marlietaireet.
1 leb2s-tal
HERNIA OR AL : PTV/LE CURED.
—We are prepared to treat successfully
all cases of rupture in young peracmg,moat asap
in middle tided, and in edme hies crold' persona
having fitted up an extenaive establishment fur
manuMet uring
In peculiar defies or where persons desire age'
style of truss not on hand we will manufactdie
to order. Having the largest stock in the city all
persons requiring trusses will find it to their ad
vantage to call.
Dr. IVI'GARR will attend personally to the ap
plication of Trussea. Supporters, etc., &c.
Besides our own mAnufacture we hate a large
stock of
Ritter & Penfield'i Celebrated Trusses,
Marsh & Co.'s Celebrated Trusses,
FRENCH., 1.71%;kiL111 wail GERMAN
TRUSSES AND SUPPORTERS,
At the PDtaburgh Drug Lloube
APOTHECA.RIES,
corner of Fourth and Market streets, FirtabUro
sel2-Iyd-o
& KF.RIt,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
Silver and Brass Platers,
And menu lecturers of
Saddlery & Carriage Hardware,
No.l Clair street, and Duquesne Way,
(near the Bridge,)
PITTSBURLIII.
In the year iatss Mr. Mathews first prepared
the VENETIAN Ha IR I) 1: ; since that time
it has been used by thousands, and in no instance
liar It failed to give entire satisfaction.
The VENETIAN DYE is the cheapest in the
world. Its price is only Plfty cents, and ea-:h
bottle contains double the quantity of dye it,
those usually sold for 91.
The VENETIAN DYE Is warranted not to in
ore the hair or scalp,in the slightest degree.
rhe VEN El LAN li F. works with rapidity
and certainty, the hair requiring no preparnt,
whatever.
The VENETIAN DYE produces any shade
that may be desired--ttne that will not ttete.er,...k
ENTION COM PANY . or wash out—one that is as permanent as the r
wavers, ho expect to retain their Itself. For sale by all druggists. Price oU cents.
health unimpaired during the campaign, must A. I. MATH THEY,
rs
see to it themselves not trust to the Army , (leneral Agent., la Gold st. N. Y.
; .11.03 mit ew with 1101.1 . 1 .1reL
" Iso manufacturer of IX sr ars we' Aux H
WAY'S PILLS AIN I , OINT.ILENT. rusts, the best hair dressing in use. Price
French soldier uses than. It the reader of i
cents. jani6-Iyd
•nollee' cannot get a hug ut Pillsor Ointment front
the drug storein his plaex, Let Mtn write to me, _
lIRrDIEC.NTISTRY.—TEETiI Iti.X
traoted without pnin by the use of Dr.
)I.ldry's npparata a.
J. F. 0 V I.`
DENTIST.
All w,,rk warrantee
ore not surprloed at such (Acta an t Le tu11,,,41ng
although the persona who write them are. We
know the persona and elrimmstances, hence teri
at liberty to indorse their statements
New Hanrono, 'lintels., Nor. t 4, 1883.
DEAR SIR . -1 have been sift feted many years
with severe prostrating cramps in my limbs, cold
feet and hands, rind a general disordered system.
Physielami and medicines failed to relict e me.
While visiting some friends New York who wet e
using Plantation Bit tern they grevallisi upon me
to try them. I ,oninieneed with a small ma
rlaiptrul alter dinner. Feeling better by degrees,
in a few days I stns astonished to find the cold
nee.; and drailipa had entirely lett ale, and I could
sleep the night through, which I had not done
far years. I feel like another being. My appe
te ano strength has e also greatly improved by
the use of the Plantation Bitters.
Respectfully, JCDITH Roeaet..
L1:D6131:13.y , Sept. 113, 1863
" • • • I have been in the army hospital
f..r fourteen moo the—speech less and nearly de ad .
t Alton, 111., they gave me a bottle of Planta
tion Bitters. • • Three bottles restored my
speech anS'cured me. • • ( a. 1 -- Lati ( r E.
The following la from the Manager of the
Union Houle School for the Children of Volun
teers
Bitters have been gii en to some of our little
children suffering from weakness and weaklungs
most happy effect. One little girl an pH,
titular, with pains In her head, loss of appetite,
and daily wasting consumption, on whom all
21edical skill had been exhausted, has been en
tirely restored. We oommenced with but a tea
spoonful of Bitters a day. Her appetite, and
strength rapidly increased, arid she is now Well.
Respectfully, Dins. 0. M. lisa-on."
't • • • I owe much to you, for I verily he-
Leve the Plantation Bitters have 'raved my life.
Rai. W. If.. WAGGONER, Madrid, N.Y.-
" • • • Thou wilt send me two bottles more
of thy Plantation Bitters. My wife hae been
greatly benefited by their use. Thy friend, P
AsACritn:N, Philadelphia, a."
• • • I have been a great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and had to.absadort Pioching. • •
Plantation liittera have cureirmel
REV. J. S. CATIZOEN, Rochester, N. Y."
• • • I have given the Plantation Bitters
to hundreds of our disabled soldiers with the
moat astonishing effect.
G. W. D. ANTMEWS,
Superintendent Soldier's Home, Otis., O."
" • • • The Plantation Bittern have cured
me of Liver tlomplaint, of which I wan laid up
prostrate, and had to abandon my business.
H. 13. KINUSLEY, Cie% eland, O."
•• • • • The Plantation Bitters have cured
me of a derangement of the Kidneys and Urinary
iirgans that has distressed me for years. It acts
like a charm. U. U. McioaE,
No. 264 Broadway."
- ,
The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong,
the I a r1,, ,, ,nid brilliant, and are exhaused nature's
i , xent restorer. They are composed of the cele
brated Ualisaya Bark, Wintergreen, Sassafras,
Boots, Herbs, &c., all preserved in perfectly pure
lit. Croix Runt.
S. T.-1860-X.
Persona of sedentary habits, troubled with
weakness, lassitude. palpitation of the heart,
lack of appetite, distress after eating, torpid Hy
ero7onstipation, &c., deserve to suffer If they
will not try them.
They are recommended by the highest medi
cal authorities, and are warranted to produce an
immediate beneficial effect. They are exceeding
ly agreeable, perfectly pure and harmless.
NoTTce.—Any person pretending to sell Plan- I
tation Bitters in bulk or by the gallon is a swind- I Well seasoned
ler and imposter. It is put up only in our log I "IV
cabin bottle. Beware of botttles refilled with ! ! C 1-4 , LA X - L
imitation deleteriousstulT, for which several per- I A ;
Aeons are alreadtin prison. See that every bot- : T
McCALLIJDIPS.
tle has our United States stamp over the cork
unmutilated, and our signature on steel-plate side I i
label. Sold - by respectable dealers throughout
the habitable globe.
I
. .. . ..
D it aX i tiftCTellr li r EitS
SIMON J FINSTON,
e ..
cor. Smithfield 4sita 41 atm.
fsbntrudekw-eoil
Improved Trusses and Supporters
Dr cl C Fite It's Celebrated Trnsaes,
Elastic Stocking*, 13xudagei, ace
'1'01111r:1%; 31• C; .A._llll
114 Smithfield Street,
PITTSBURGH
80 Maiden Lane, encloaini, the amount, and I IT ENETIAN 111.11.11 DYE, VENETIAN
will mail a box free of expense. Many dealers ♦ LINIMENT and CRISTADORO'Is HAIR
will not keep my medicines on hand because they DYE, sold at
cannot make as much pront an on other persons' .JOTS. FLEMING'S DRUG STORE,
make. 25 rents, 69 cents, and 81,4 U per Iron or t 'or. of the Diamond and Market at.
'WE HAVE LEARNED NOT TO
be astonished at anything. Years of CS:
perience and &correspondence extending through
out all the nationalities of the habitable glut..
have turned their theories intu facts and edtali
lished a basis from which we need not err
II ACTS FT Ell MANSION, 67TH ST.,
New York, Aug. 2,1881 i.
'Your wonderful Plantation
DR DELA R.E
P. H. DRAKE
202 Broadway, N. Y
' a* 1 - 'al
tr .. : , 0
medi. are madams whit% d.
oc
e q of Stimulatirg the blood to dlr.
'nage fin
_tlikektnto the bowels. 8R.41111-
RETH'iI .P quality
r a high de
and family. They ere
;may usettal: land adults ; adapted
to bOth amtett~rattitinotteot ea bread, yet
moat e@ectivep a giethetne. •
The ion.Tieeno*SpringrWe,
writewto Dr. B r uederdateot
May mith,
1861: °I-
hs" used your Invalnabld Vegetable Uni
versal Pills in- n4t-femily since(l3BB, , ltterNiirti:„
nanniya ilurezn winnivothermeauctums , :were
of no avail, bentittejiitquatkif my neigh
bors using hundrelifat - dellirs' worth and I am
satisfied they have received a thousand per rent
in blessed health through their use. They xre
used in this region for Bilious and Liver Li,
eases, fever and Ague, and in all rheumatic canes
With. the Most perfedt oneness., In fitt they ate,
there great helianoe In iicanes; add 2 itrust 343 tie.
vrable life may be long spared ,to prepare to
excellent a medicine for the use of man. •
„ . .
Please send tneynto lowest price tly fate g r ° 66
Sold by THOMAS REDPATH, Titisourgl,
andby all respectable dealers in medicines.
rahl'74ydar.wc
•
tiI"THE CONFESSIONS AND EX
PIUtrENUE OF AN IN VALlD.—Pub
lished for the benefit, and as a OAUTION TO
YOUNG DIEN and others, who surfer from
Nervous Debility, Premature DeCil_y of Mao
hoods&c., supplying at the same time THE M Ler a
se Bets-Cosa. By one who has cured himself
after undergoingeonsiderable quackery.
By inclosing a postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had of the author.
NATHAS. UEL MAYFAIR, esq.,
feb6-3lndacw . Bedford, Rings co., N. Y.
DR.TOBIAS , VENETIAN HOUSE
LINIMENT.—In pint bottles at tifty
cents, cures lameness, outs, galls, colic, &c. 1 esd
the following :
Bostroat, July 7th, 18133.
Dr. Tobias :—We have used for the past year
your Horse Liniment for lameness, kicks, cuts,
bruises and colic, and In every instance found t
the best article.l ever tried in this circus comra
ny. Please send pie six dozen, as it is the only
liniment we use now. We have 108 horses, sore,
very valuable, and we do not want to leave
town without It. YAI7 FROST,
Manager Van Ambrirgh & Co.'s Nlenaget , v.
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all respectable Druggists. ()dice UortiauLlt
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In all its ingredients—vegetable
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Astor Rouse, New York. Sold by all Drug
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STATIONERS,
Blank Book Manufacturers,
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ond ussian Pebble Spectacles. warranted to
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charge if the first should fail. Also, received
one of the finest stocks ever brought to this city
of Philosophical, Mathematical and Optical In
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and respectfully invite all in %snot of the article
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ape
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Al. Book, eeq ., Pittsburgh.
A Guarantee of 5 years'with each In
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WAMELINK & BARR,
Sole Agents for Pittsburgh and 'Western Pa.,
Nu. 12 Bissell's Block, St. t3lalr et
IlarA general assortment of Musical Goods
always on hand. mhl
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NEW STILES
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liecen ed THIS DAI
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OF
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Mrsell's Matsu and Reaper, Buckeye Mower
and Reaw.r,.Quaker Mower,,ort.Beliper, Cayu
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TESTIMONIAT.B
SE G MACHINES
"1 titre to recommending it as every
WA) I 113tol, " Rev. Dr. LEAVITT,
Editor New York Independent
:/Ale Insect [}rover Bakor for two year 3.
(}inn rote have I,rrn worn out without the give
Hev UEU. \NIPPLE, N. Y.
• v. are usArie over &13sIcer•s :"•ewing Ma.
runes, and %lie ples.sere testify to its beautf
~ Its eirniateitT."
OLORGE P. MORRIS,
Editor flame Journal.
"After trying several good machines, I prefer
he Ci rover a. }Saki,. and feel competent to re
n,,,nn It to, r , er) variety of family sewing."
E. P. SPOONER,
Editor Brooklyn Star.
~ know o ..one more deserving of public
ecru ndence and pal ronage 'llan the Grover S. Ba
ker" PittriSergh Post.
- For family porpones. thd Cliorer S Baker
swing ael!ne ti inn - lately superior to any
,otn., in Ph tiadelphia Press.
lie Lirorer & Baker Machine runs with no
more noise than the pun of a gratified kitten.
Then le no complicated machinery In it to get
out ,r order " Phi/mit/phis
'•Tbe , irover s Llsl.l,x_alschines are vastly
tope; for In all others in use. it is conceded by
s t s line applied a practical test that the
isusous rover a. linker Stitch is Infinitely the
roost Eturnble." Philadelphia Bullefix.
-Alter haring tried all the principal Sewing
Akehlhes, we must a,cor I to rirover r Baker
t:.e e-eminence."
• \Ve have tested the Urover &Baker Sewing
'achines ln our houses, and strongly recom
mend them to our subscribers
Ladner' Bock.
' 1 i.cre is m, branch or system 01 Sewing
kr.uivri to the Sualneas, eithed practical or orna
mental, to which. the o:rover tx Baker Machine
nud its Improvements cannot be applied. It
gii es !tie the greatest pleasure to add my testi
mony to the unrivaled excellencies of the Urn
ver & Baker Machine. It is In my opinion by
tar the moat valuable of any
. .
PRINTERS
Oros ern Baker's Machine makes a beauti
ful elastic seam that does not rip or wear with
washing ; runs most noiselessly, isplain, simple,
easy to work, and not liable to get out of repair;
fastens the ends of its awn thread, and uses the
tread and silks directly from the spool on which
they are bought."
Frank Let he's Iflas:tated Neicspetper.
Office, No. 18 FIFTR STREET,
A VERY LARGE
seer G10C1313... OF I%7IIErIAT
WILL BE OPENED THIS DAY,
To which the attention of wholetole and retail
buyers is respectfully invited, at
WM. SEMPLE'S,
CD
Of 190 and 182 Federal Street,
ap 26
ALLEGHENY.
_—
DB. BROWNS REMEDIES ARE
known only to himself, Will cure certain
diseages when all other remedies falL Recent
easesoured without idnderance from business in
a ery short time. The cure is made by destroy ,
ini; the poisonous taint that the blood Is sure to
keep-un. the proper remedy is used. Thu ft,
what he claim, forlis remedies, that they are
the sure and only remedies for that lout disease,
Sjimbia h. ls. Ottice, No. 50 Snitthtteld
by
IX FAVOR OF THE
GROVER & BAKER
Rev. 1)r STIZICKLAND,
Editor N I Orrattati Ada, and Journal
M re. HENRY WA RD BEECHER
A. F. CHATONEY
General Agent
Dress Goods,
Shawls,
Cloaks,
Bonnets,
Hats,
Ribbons,
Flowers,
Skirts,
Goods for Boys' wear,
Shirt Fronts,
Shirting Muslins,
Lace Mitts, &c., &e.,
TO -DAYS AUSIMSEMENTS.
7:7' - 1 - " - v , s
4 - ,
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" CURE
OF_AtrDISEASES
ARISING FRODI AN
Impure State of, the Blood,
EMEMEE
SCROFULA,
CANCEROUS FORMAYftONS,
CUTANEOUS DISEASES,
ERYSIPELAS, BOILS,
PIMPLES ON THE FACE,
SORE EYES, SCALD HEADS, .
TETTER AFFECTIONS,. OLD .
AND STUBBORN ULCERS,
RHEUMATIC DISORDERS,
JAUNDICE, SALT RHEUM,
DYSPEPSIA, COSTIVENESS,
MERCURIAL DISEASES,
GENERAL DFAiTI.ITT,
LIVER COMPLAINT,•
LOSS OF APPETITE,
LOW SPIRITS,
,FEMALE COMPLAIN.TS,
. .
FOUL STOMACH,
TOGETHER WITH ALL OTHER
DISORDERS FROM AN IMPROPER
CONDITION OF THE CIRCULATORY
SYSTEM. AS A GENERAL TONIC
ITS EFFECTS ARE MOST
BENIGNANT, AND CANNOT.
FAIL
FAIL TO BENEFIT WHERE
USED PRESERVING,
AND ACCORDING
TO DIRECTION,
I'eb t I in ortials :
fill E PROPkiET6BIIIASC,F.EtTIFI-
X cafes enough on hand to lin a good sized
volume, all of them the free willotterings of those
who h ave been cured by the Blood-Searcher,
from which we select the following:
The Great Purifier—Thu World Chal
lenged to Produce its Equal—The
Blood-Searcher iiiloriously Triumph,
aut.—Sworn statement of David AD(Jfeary, of
Napier township, Bedford county:
In April, lids, as near as I clue remember, .a
small pimple made its appearance on my upper
lip, which soon became ,enlarged and - sate.. 1
used poultices of sorrel, and a wash of blue vitro'
without effect. Finding the sore extendleg,ll
called on Dr. Ely, of Sheilsburg, who pronownced
it CANCER, and prescribed a wash of sugar of
lead and bread poultices. Finding these reme
dies of no avail, I called-upon Dr. Shatter, oh
Davidefdlle, Somerset - county, who 1 ideb prb4
flounced the disease Cancer, end gave me Inter
nal and external remedies—ithe litter - consisting
principally of caustic—but all to ho pllrposem
the disease continued spreading toward thenekel
I next used a preparation of arsemm in the form
of salve. Thin for a time checked the disease,
but the inflammation soon increased.' next
called upon Dr. Stetter, of St. Clairsville Bed
ford county, who also pronounced • the disease
Cancer, and applied a salve, said to be a ries;er.
failing remedy, but It had no effect whatever in
checking the spread of the sore. In December,
in the same year, the disease had eaten away a
greater part of my lip, and attaCketlthe nose,
when I went to Cincinnati, where I coneulted
Prof. H. S. Newton , of the Electic Medical Col
lege. Re pronounced the disease "cutaneous
Cancer, superinduced by an indrdinate dose of
mercury." He applied mild zinc ointment and
gave me Internal remedies. My face healed up,
but the inflammation was not thoroughly re
moved, In February, 1857, he pronounceu me
cured and I left for home. In April the disease
again returned, and so violent was the pain that
I could not rest at night. Late In May I return
ed to Cincinnati, and again placed myself under
the charge of Dr. Newton with whom I remain
ed until September,.duriti,g which time. he used
every known remedy, anu partly succeeded in
checking the disease, but when 1 returned home
there were still three discharging .ulcers upon
my face. I continued usingNewtonts prepara
tions, and also medicine that I got from Lit. Ely,
but the Cancer continued growing' until it had
eat off the left aide of my nose, the greaterpor
tiOn of my left cheek, and had attacked my left
eye. I had given up all hope of ever being cured
since Dr. Ely said he could only give relief, but
that a cure was impossible. In March, 1858, I
bought a bottle of "Blood-Searcher," but , / Mist
that I had no faith in it. I was very weak when
I commenced-using it , but 1 found that I gained
strength day by day, and also that the ulcers
commenced drying up. I Continued; and when
the third bottle was taken my face was tented
as If by a miracle. 1 use it.101,42 1 / 1 bottle, and I
have been healthier since than I liaVe been for
the last seven years. Although my face is sadly
disfigured, lam still grateful to a benign Plovi
deuce who has spared my life, and which has
been done through the instrumentality of "Lind
sey's Improved Blood-Searcher."
DA V ID DIcCIIEARY.-
Sworn and antecribed this slat day of August,
A. D., 1858, before me, one of the J.ustices of .the
Peace, in and for the Borough of Bolidayaburg,.
Blair co., Pa. JOHN GOBLET, J. P.
Witness , . J. Jones.
Liver Complaint Cured by Lindsey's
Improved Itiood.-Itearcher.,
BLAU{ COUNTY, bs.
Personally appeared before me, one of,theJ no
tices of the Peace, in and for Blair county, Cit.O.
Kopp, who being duly sworn according to law,
dotn depose and say Two years ago 1 was at
meted with pain between the shoulders, almost
constant cough, lon of appetite, chills, night
sweats, and very subject to take colds. •1 at
length became so weak that !could hardly walk;
my physician did me no good. Sometime
last fall I commenced taking Lindsey's Improved
Blood-Searcher, by the use of two bottles was
perfectly cured. I feel safe to 'recommend it to
all who suffer from liver diseases, general debili
ty, toss of appetite and other diseases arising
from impurity of the blood. I mink: not Hke to
do without it. I consider it an excellent family
medicine. [Signed] GEOICOB KOPP.
Sworn and subscribed this 16th day of March,
A. 11 - ; 1867, before me J. (.101iL ! EY .1. P.
Nora.—,tr. Kopp is a resident of Prankstown,
and is welt known to the citizensof Blair and
Betifonicounties as a man of excellent character
and influence.
Another Case of Scrofula Cured by
Liudaeyos lalooth.Searcher.
H there be any who Mill doubt that Lindsey' a
Improved Blood-Searcher has and will perma
nently cure the most desperate and long-standing
macs of Scrofula, let them read the following
and be convinced :
Dr..l. M. LINDSEY : I was afflicted for a num
ber of years with a disease, said by my physi
cians to be Scrofula. .For the Mat three years I
was so bad that I was enabled to get out of my
bed. I tried all the remedies and the best physi
cians I was able to procure, without any bene
ficial result. I continued growing worse until
the tiestiund skin were entirely eaten off the left
side of my face, neck, shoulder and tam. My
sufferings was so great, and I was so farroduced
that it required the efforts of two persons to
move me in bed. This was my condition when
I was induced by the Memos. Ralston, of I,2derton
to try your Improved Blood-Searcher * which; to
my great relief, and the satisfaction. of my
friends, I soon discovered was helping me. I
continued the use of i; and gained so rapidly
that in considerably less than one year I was
able to go about and attend to someof my house
hold "duties, and the parts affected were all
healed uptind covered with soundlealthy flesh
and skin, and have so continued ever since ; and
I now enjoy a state of health that I had - for years
given up all hopes of ever again being blessed
with. NANCY BLEA_KNEY,
Near Elderton, Armstrong County, Pa.
August Bth, 1885.
New Evidence.
Being arnicted with a grievous teller on the
arms and face—after trying Many remedies which
utterly failed to cure—l was persuaded by . W.
M. Barris Er. Co., to try "Lindsey's Improved
Blood-Searcher," and now, six weeks after using
the second bottle, pronounce myself cured. The
Letter broke out something over one year ago, on
the inside of my arms, extending from the Moons
down to the wrists ; also on my face, immediate
ly around my mouth and chin, and continued to
ne a perfeat torment to me until cured by the
Blood-Searcher. My arms were at times almost
useless, owing to the deep cream and sores on
them, liable to bleed at any time °tithe least ex
ertion to lift or work, and sometimes so itchy I
could scarcely prevent tearing oft' my flesh. I
have now teen cowed six aveeksiimldil. %milt due
to Mr. Lindsey, and to the public generally, to
make this atatement, in hope that :,others like
myself may be benefited by using this invaluable
medicine. her
JANE X WILSON,
mark. .
Sworn to and subscribed before me, one pf the
Alderman in and for the city of Pittsburgh; this
29th day of July A. 1)., Ltda.
hchIASTER, Alderman.
ELDERTO2S, January,2.4, 1859.
J. lii. Lia'nssv--Deor Sir We are very near
near out of your medicine ; please 'send us two
dozen. We would just say that yourisedtcine
has cured a case of Scrofula that has been com
ing on for tears ; the flesh was eaten off the la
dy 's arms--you' could see the sinews working.
She Is at the eighth bottle now and the flesh is
growing on very fast. Your illood-Searcher is
going all over the country. The people are very
much pleased with the above case. Eleaan send
us statement of our account and oblige its.
Yours truly, JOHN TOW& Co.,
Eiderton, Indiana Station.
AS A TONIC, it has .no.eanaL Unlike the
many vile mixtures ealleViturtete t o it cre m es
no false appetiteibut givei tone and vigor to
the system, gradually and permanently. •
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printed one itett LnbeL 'Refine all,,ethern
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- POLICE NOTICE . -‘ li
PROJECTIN-G SIGNS,
ALL PPP -SONS INTERESTED ARE
hereby notified that the ordinance enacted
October the fith, 3.859, which provides that all
sign boards shall be affixed close on or fiat to
the wall in front of houses whereto they re
spectively belong; except tavern signesOvhkre
Burbling and other accommodations for 'travel
lers is kept, &e.,. tbe strictly. . ea.:6E3B4llnd
the penalty prescribed by laid ordinlifelpidth.
cost of suit, will invariably be • imposed upon
all who may hereafter be adjudged v114'4414
violation of said ordinance. By order of the
Mayor, SA.MUM.,I
Oder of Police.
'a Pittebtirgh, ap2s at. ;SZ: H
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cEAS LETTERS - _MUMS,
inentary. upon the estate ofNillfitlY DEM
NISTON, late of Pittalsurg,h, Idea% Jayetteass
granted to the understinest all parsofiatude
are required to 'make payment TAPS—It.
GILLISPIE, "Binds , Row,. Mbar , tr street,
Pittsburgh ; and all claims against ,said estate
will be presented to hlin.
- SiIIItUE.I.X.IIO/1/LEDS,
Buffalo townstip,l3,
Tklt.lB. D. GILLE,SKE,, Pittsburgh,
ap26-dtwild Eceentora.
MOTICE TO DRIVE/Ea"
ALL DRIVERS OF CARTS, 921
Carriages, Drays, or other tieWtUi,-
hereby notified that the City Ordinance mid*
provides that such vehicles shall bairept
reet apart frdm each other lit the broisjur il l
intersections of any Meet, alley or ,, highyray
the city of Pittsburgh,'wilt hezeaftertie-rigidly
enforced, and the penalties Invariably exacted
from all who may violate said ordiriaeceY', ,,, -
By or of the Mayor.
ap2s 3t SAMUEL LONE}, Oblef of - FM . lee,'
riiT'I'SBERGH ISANITARYFAItaAr- ,
ROAD CONIA/TTIL.i., -
,1111118 Committee begs to ea/Mtn AIM*.
ety of officers and employeea
reserving their subscriptions to ttiOs•
Fair for this Committee, that the tend : ac - inent
derived from the Railroad interest , Inar
ascertained and credited.
A. C. CAMFAU..,:
W. 0. ILIJORED, Secretary and .Trocanger.
apli-lwd . ,
NEW ; GOODS JUST._ RECEIVIIr.
ATTENTION OF Tait. . ' 43A - 461
is particularly called to our lirgep 4 .4 . nd
apierulid
ora
Stock of New Giioda
In addition to our usual extensive assortment,
they wil find very pretty styles of
andlfines' Eats and
In great: variety, and cheaper - thau . Suit:49ll"
rally Bold. Also
SPRING AND SUMMER RALMOMI,Siiiiri:
•
and a very choice stock of dIERINTI,
VESTS and UNIIERGAIGiIENTH4aefigt
men's wear. - We have as 9ne - n/0
TRAVELING SHIRTS as . caii , * - 4.4l4o:iiiiy
where. Also Ladles' and Gerrie' LiiiefrOcillars,
Ties, Scarfs, Gloves and Hosiery a,
Poretmoanalea and Purses{ elegii*Oilsajet
Pins and Brodie* Belts and Hell Tlunitind
full line of Trimmings anfirs# - 01:1. 41
As Cheap as the_ Cheapest.
Wholesale Rooms up stalen and:to basement.
biAOßtlisi
78,16041c!t iojikeiet:
NOW 0PEN30.124,„., t ;„,
pirHE LATEST STYLES' iotr-vEL.K
and cloth Mantillas, Saccimes; -- Mllina,
drculars, Arc. Also, Cloaking' CI Tiff all
shades, Shawls and lma Goods, etteay
for cash. Call &edam, at • • -
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H.' 1:114
es Market street, between Fifth and d.
ap2l •
• ' STRAWBERRY PLANTS,
ALE OUR PLANTS WEB LAID IN
and carefully worked iratSearKei n Such
plants are much more tamable; than those
grown in the ordinary way.
We harea sped Erapplypf all the valuable
kinds. KNQX,,
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of the beat varieties.
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Tmills IS TEE X4FIRIBSTI44O
grow/ 3 4 and ta of great exeelleem We
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