1.1 .
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FRIDAY MORNINGOWP 4 , ISA
Alluding to tbo.4arge*lnatie'braen.
BLarig, la regard ta , CRAO.,S in :Wednes
day's paper, we remarked ! _
oillettilhavellO,Wie, tait of Ole Treasury
'll 40 4 -tvlttliail, and 'that too by one
t‘ betheliailtiticlNm itoLne et . the country ; and
• en vit:Amidlo( , ln!Pyief, in goigereas un
e!itialtliwiiff sijErta mittet, they resort
tlaittjaktfi pi('
_llya . titaka to Ante Anveatt-
Y.., ,: _ , , ;
..„:;::. . • . L
-mi .iiiiis'tke V.friz'itie, ye sterday , replied :
..;. .
Iliateeetke telegraph: iteikthe anther/14, the
Amat :of3tepreaeittativesitula week *ointed a
,:ftaitiattteelot lota to investigate Gem scaura
eluneOefligatrust Secretary Orre:Sir. • Gen. te a
^B A erUaeppitts& raritsare movie tie - ap
iggattdeat ' of -the , committee,: - ann - ::tte have
*4 4 l#lbitesitiAlaktrAPPototed Atzthattoatc" $o
) 10=4 totagatTiectotaorcttnirat.,,
It IS trsbtlisi s committee - was at last
appointed, but stiirlic fore it was, the
int:tliftWiftraoNpfeis d # Mahn t 6 an
** . btlijigiAb4e - d&keti tei's*e
,is More than six months
e.stneekisiti: Bram, in anpublic speech in
- St:Tiotiflislelitrged the: Secretary of the
40100, t h being' *aged 3n the
..no t ill.:eqiigpt. insactione. reitera
-ted., Ids: charger in the Anteri.can
, 7t -F;# Pa d I S O° ilitlA . Ocrtds of Catsz
_/1444'0f salmi
tukPAY.-ur slime being manifested by the
frlemds of =the aectuted,.they endeavored
to save teireatrores reputation, by as.
ihat of Biaia, his accuser. But
th failed in, this, and, not until driven
toltftvas the Abolition malority- in Con
,greisi'ulitll willing to investigate Bt..tirt's
alleOießs. As It IP, the country can
nptc expect• anything like a fair report
=froth. the committee appointed; it is what
14',Ierf'a "white wasblng Committee,"
4:ogEtedtP'scOentimt not expose the
-eominet of the accused. The. Abolition
Multirity in . Congress has no idea of .ex
tqablig the raicalittes pf "the head of the
of the -tatted States and a
prominent aspirant for the Presidency,
itself.
bilut-- what _does the Gazette think of
4 , 4 ll(pinnolti :Any "' taking Btarn in his
qtrnM;Orr the tatter had finished his on
*Nig:upon Cass; and what does it
think of the same "honest" Executive
Appointing Ittdatt , to Ertt 'important corn
nittbd Y If thettesident did not believe
4 1 11* -A char i he :Would scarcely thus
publicly' pationize him : but notwith-
Standing this, hi, at the same time, re
ttiip'sVitesE inthi cabinet. This mere
ry den4Strate the sort of "hon
esty?' by which , /miaow; is actuated: He
lirsAniyezpetitifogget,follof duplicity and
iiiiiitifebilbs.i` - !A:s for' ;or eftAsE •
Btanr;iihowa•hinitoo, entirely destitute
411 . 05 T a134-17#Ahalutegrft,. He ought
fo'lno* that as :Mr. LIFO:MN
is nominated at Baltimore, which is a
fOlgen•ethgßiTll4lffil-LTa new •SeSri.etarY
wa.,loo..,4pigthltedic.- He) Aought,,-_-thcre : -
fcimAlike aJ wall - Opt dog ' , walk gently
• del*, See' preparations
S i i i- VX-1 1 47/4Li* siTeet."
TM - fonotetarY.--..and,his new som-indaw,
= the ;glillantvgilgap<&hatdt BIMAGIIE,
o IslandOtitlkinanaged to sage
• SliiiitieTicim' f a ;Y:Piehinipi and steal
_ •
Ingaßltitf • nturreroirrs,. sharp financial
tralthatitfolim;•-• 'Efe ,, -oare therefore Venire
tftliVeitiistrAiitcy, and V i qnd the
lILLO Jlol.4lPonteniPlatfilithe
•billnuterationsi and
the Infilltinn-beittinif , -11 f, mbieegemation:
In the meantimeite 'WOnifse to pro
foundy sympathise faith
-him in his re
al.);
a a! .I,Taitineifinwirn v)
All,nfikerin o;afitreffil 'of 'c.4e leading
iiiO 4 4)64-ePtintr3s. are appealing to
thevemh.,lckrefrain - dram extravagance
hi liettlittitilY Ot.'iltttig . and 'prepare for
tP.- .. Atiff*CiilkeoettPfdlY approsc A
A91..:1 -
! Win zifklit4TrlkOcEag4e, pupa
day,auts loth dogma and. pathetic in,
itradorepoitt4 4 - .Ainott .•peetle'S' ekl•
''' 174111" f
prin ii*P , A
V4 l; ii i V i t slC6 oo 3 t l.
..APlti`Ainti.oo4 , a ink,
arias and sireasinkomegren. - ' -; • •
Is is unileififfle . that many of the'
. , .
American people..liave, for some time,
iii* a **fpi wouseh r : The
fap.bismatidelvpild,r witnqinfriter ao luxu
rkinstlimtadaldlng its It Is, at present.
4
iv t - bewuritoiktitibustattbn for
, a -44 iTg`"*"
Itie example of
e •ft iget:Vitift,l4llll47, of fie _ White •
* Hk!use, =xNvilli - I sti,pists • a 'vaidrol*
*filchNroillitaigiait4.l4, , eiregsV"
4 5 0 4 4 14 4,***Ci a : I **.q;1 1 :
hi_g 4 lig#4l 3 3:4l l : o l4ierAle.MillAgWll'
atiktrgovstnisittpseser kngsr tbeitur-,
uillgrAtiiiiipivaiiiir elk/01m lagdeis
ly becosiViiiiiirq4llol44 I§ iliiiidd i
t o
- d 0 W I14)1 4AI/ JiMti;" 't
, a 41
1 9 0 1410 . 1 vAllgtIMilki WI! -
p e adifir e Srealumis.sittheithevaltielty-,
dilifir. , lito'Sytrytilltkiikiiitsies Iliac inf.
dwatt*o - 14etiimo x ii on ' - iiirditii:l
w9' kiNrs4 , 4o./411 wiwof-itneq ; .She,
retithiciwasztliyglAhloilims„ who used i
tl-pfifeWille.kfitrli44SiOimacts " In ' 1
tg.4 Br 4i fi gi; l li4 c oK*WirVilg that
4thoggit 410 - Auldurbstskediste use for
theiaratlchtsthem'ltlrbuld be act tittdy
tet-ft — vettitm Ottiiit4tabil' tetotriAim:
11004.*:°:**0.tigef*Arl-P,reo
blent to come back.toMirtit principles,"
a MS , liereq l o44adet&)•l444ft-lebtttetUd
fer-houlesp*MildfOkilklikontifying to
tli*[itillit2o.*lTlft44l4-14 a # 3tel* iil t ' ''
444./4=404 - F.X*F4100,1P.4.01 ,
No la*4,mumost, iferniatoito ; • but .frAo
wor o t sirrikoiratimi *awl Itiirf introducing
titifnloit,ilvlitet4lllo, - Vtliniii*
01140, Igk ezinle;*l4ii t ,, rw e did
•notrAesoirtiSo being Atonsleinned-by3lAskYr.,
one, save by a number of high-toned 1
dmunl Ostiatk Wets tike I& FOIL
edn
: 4-"Alititer"l."l-016EvaP*0- 'the`
t: '-:: ';- - F 0 A0 v1 ,kiti l 04S Rtc*4 '
4, : ,h- mo, r , ,i . au:140.1444W,
.lintt , -ilit _ - - 44,1xiktse.
-Rre-01054:11
BE likpoinitisip
14 ~ , 47,,
tralrkuice, in order to place at least
fifty pei cent. of their investments at
their country's disposal, but such is not
the case. By economy in expenditure
they can best serve their country and
themselves, and curtail the speculative
gains of those :whose sole God and coun
try' Is tieir gold.
There is no doubt that the tariff law
was improper, and will fail to produce
revenue, if that was its object. Its ef
fects,since it Went into operation on last
Saturday, are noticed in New York as
follows by the N. Y. Post of Monday:
The merchants who withdrew goods so large
ly last week now take little or nothing from the
customs, and the amount of the duties received
at half...past one &Cluck this afternoon was only
fifteen thousand dollars, against four to five
hundred thousand to the same hour on Satur
day. Importers are warehousing their goods.
The determination seems to b 8 general among
them to withdraw nothing from bond that is
not absolutely needed for immediate sale, and
many (.1 them act under the Impression that
Congress will take an early opportunity to re
duce the amount of the duty now imposed.
Another effect •is thus stated by the
Express:
Some of the shopkeepers already glee agii
reason for an advance In the price of dry goods,
foreign grpceries, &c., that the duties are up to
fifty per cent. Yet, the importer and small
grocer never paid the hupdredth part of one per
cent. of these increased duties. All the goods
in store,,whether wholesa/e or retail, Libre paid
duties I. • • • • . • - •
ou the market the duties were paid when the
Government sold HS gold 'certificates at 165, and
pricea; therefore, ought fo he lower, instead of
higher.
The elate order of Major General
MEADE, which declares that solders
whose terms of service hay ex
pired and who refuse to do: duty on
that ground shall be shot without form
of trial, Is a most striking lninuice or
the horrible and . arbitrary character of
war. We know that it is reasoned that
such oases of individual 'filjustice are
warranted by the exige ricies . of theoser
vice, and tho ssacrit:i,ce of a few may be
necessary for t berg preservation of the
many. Presuming that all this is true, 1
it strikingly serves to show the necessi
ty of speedy termination of war and
an early return to peace. There can be I
no regard paid, under each orders; to
the stactity. of cbutracts or the rights
of men. What in itself is no more than
the due of an individual soldier, iss lost
sight of or toimpleff under foot, making
hint perforce the victim of power and
not Zile protege of the laws. Orders, like
these, if carried out, must have &felling
influence Upon the people, bringing lir
idlibefore them the freedom and bless
ings so long enjoyed under the mild
nod 'eqttitable reign of peace, and in
abgtirating in them a powerfhl deittirmi
einti to chain Ilk plc dogs of war and
return again to A millennial state of
peaceful avocations "arid prosperit:
Tokinnzus, S'rontSs hOs introduced
into CongreaS whiff t;ct reduce the sece
deft States to 'a
terrifoxiai„ State When
conquered. One of the provisions of
1 the hill is that fio *weeded State Shall:be
Opowed partic:ipatioo*r the political
gevernnient of the Union, and, that in,
ali Pincekkiga to amend: thei. , eanstitw
Mon none of the seeetied-"States'ahlill
participate, but "that such atnendineits
stall 'be valid by a thre*-kkiirtitaiiic,cqf
alti t im noitsaceding States: It also 4p,-
'clires that - all the lands belOnging to ,
rebels who alkali own plantations or
trade of land *Alining m )re than one
hundrc47a4os, ft4all lands„ tenemenp
nr Atantine - belOnglitg to rebeisi - whose,
°musts shalt:be - rposikekssett , fir , "entitled•to 1
proir, - retil,'fasrr i orkiiiqtr ;Wired, of tite:
valne' - .4 o,Ooo . ok.,,,ikqce s 'guilt become
Panlie'property, the-litic - xesting in the
United Stateki - ' " ' '
Sixty-seven iteptlblreatia , in-Congress
voted to lay the followiticiesohdloii on
the:table: • : i -
.„
"That the Union is not dissolved, and illtfit„
whenever the rebellion in any one of thestlet&A
States shall be put down or subdued, either •Ity 1
lame at ;ships/try sabilasssaa to the autharltr
of the Constitution and laws,. suoh Staltt shall
be rswolFed toltiS , its sighat sad pet vieses under
"rif m s#! utiP4 e e eh PtA4 M4 l the-Apellititu- .
tiV 1 ,9 1.34 , United State/ 000 1 ' 2 g the right t. 91
mintlista i order, anctsorttr,l tie owp ,tomelfti o
iililhiu*".. f r FOr"tiA . -WM a!" 'or KtMsttk,
1
q i - . vote' diey esie49:Afelak*
0 1 •' , '• are oti . Roaddf6 16 , - ..riiisfepTitelt
CI" I 0 pio.ps e n t
o ' l .:_, t .. 1 „,, r , n , 2 , , AI
tru#V .1...,....ig:''T th 43.4i9 2 .0 . .T05i.1 1
-".
- , r°-- , LW :c4 43 :t .04. i
.17 ; 11 ' . ... ,. ,.. 11 'IN? 1 ii l k* -
d6ite• 3 ; 3 4 3,0 7 6 01,1" li, d. '4.. 1 ;:i 1
t t485„„m„,......, 4* , raesiterTsi t in97l - ri.oll 83 ; x ,
Irral'ozii It OW
der to make. assurance doubly sure, we
would suggest to them the propriety of
their taking strour.-: • und against it in
lational the coming Bahlm, ,
Conven
tion.
EccHowolllYA7PirD
In anticipation o .. t. „
has just been passe .1; 1= ":"..,"?;adt
fifty per cent. dut • . ports of
eign commodijka;f;. it,,,stf, do* .
worth of goodtintv • been into
•
the market and many more, previously
imported, have been withdrawn from
bond-in-A-he °natant - Houses.- - By such
measures these importers not only save
the tariff duties, but they hope to secure
the advanced prices which future im
parters, Ander .M 0 tariff, will dieuind.
So large an amount of imports have al
ready been. thrown into market that it
is questionable whether much addition
al importing wilt be done while the tar
iff lasts. gevertheless the consuming
publi‘will be required all . the same to
pay enhanced prices for good,* imported
before or since the passage of the law,
Weiss they tacitly and pretty. universal
ly agreeto.phtee an.emkarge upon their
household hitt*trtations;thnsii,eneourage
econtnny • in eyery - thbv-,. that is possible.
There , irg a Imulred artificial wants, in
• - -ry family that can fora time be hel4l in
abeyance or elirtailed permanently, and,
ya hale. number of our people deter
;gain to do so, there is every probability
that prices cannot advance to tariff rates
on Importations which have not paid
the thrift' dtttlie. By doing so they will
confine importers and jobbers to legiti
mate profits, save to themselves their
ofkintes well-earned money, and ren
der a signal service to the Government.
If the Government realized its tariff
dries on goods now sold, it might be
well for the people to continue on in ex-
The Horrors of War.
The illm'clJtoriiNulauihm.
Don't Want the-Old Uniou.
=IM!IM
More Disunion. ._ ~
An exchange says: [ wiYEIIS , stooyEli itp- tlO-DAY'S ADVERTIMEMENTS.'
"Atth
,: ntewsp.WW the Supreme Judi.'i r *" . ti ..-4, , ..Z . .
dill T ATION . E.ES,V;;V ' A
Mal Co ' ntaitO., one hundred ea
.1 , .,
fifty ithVol dtvorcewere on the docket. Ser. ,
~,/. 4 . , ., , r_g
~.:
eral arffif'dotesi by jury, others for ' . . -.- ~
earintcourg , 4„r , ' "'-....",... - c-' -,-,..-- .1,5;' , .., - .P R I N TENS
....: ~, .-,7.,- -,,,
cthe nett.wWolls4llthear is that these ,
... ,
..
disloyal partitiitnt'e in search of new 4ial. ' 1
-:
iMties," probably with a view to giving illa , .;„.......
___ - 4..,i i :.
.....
_..._
~,........
.....,':,}';
qiracticariumtgrAe . doctrine of "Miff= 1. /4 1 k llt)!/14. mianuinAnurerti l d
:63genatioit"Ilhe - nii 'Massachusetts 'pet- . .
_....,__
of amalgamation under a new name.
A Cromwell Threatened.—" The
salvation of the Union now rests with
General Grant and his veterans. All
that Congress can do la to furnish ilia
'sinews of war,' and leave -- the Generals
alone. , L et a ax be levied sufficient to
saveAurfrom I mpending national hank
ruptnk and thent Congress may either
adjourn or amuse itself with President
making, at the expense of the people.
But let the essential thing be done,and at
once, or the people will soon be praying
for a Cromwell to drive the national leg
islators from their seats and take in hand
the.work they persistently neglect."—
Springfield Republican
This isnot the language of a "Copper
head" journal, but an Administration
sheet. The dilly-dally policy so long
carried out in Washington is beginning
to work its legitimate effects.
CONNELL—On Wednesday, May 4th, 1864,
WILLIAM 0011 NELL, aged flb years and 6 months.
The funeral will take place from the residence
of hie son, R. 3. ermined, Pitt townehip, at 2
o'clock, Friday.
- -
ilgrNO. 1 CARBON OIL AT 56 CENTS
PER GALLON .
No. I Carbon 04 at 66 cents per gallon.
No. I Carbon Oil at 66 cents per gallon,
Pure Potash at to cents per pound,
Pure Potash at to cents per pound,
Soda Ash at 6 cents per pound,
Soda Ash at 6 cents per pound.
At .loseph 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 Market street.
IarSOLDIERS TO THE HESCUE I
Young men, rushing into the exposures
and dangers of a soldier's life, should prepar e
themselves for the fatal Fevers, the Dysentery,
the Sores and Scurvy, which are almost certain
to follow. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS, used occas
ionally during the campaign will Insure sound
health to every man. If the reader of this
'notice' cannotget a box of Pillsor Ointment from
the drug store in his place, let him write to me,
80 Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount, and I
will mail a box free of expense. Many dealers
will not keep my medicines on hand because they
cannot make as much profit as on other persons'
make. 35 cents, 88 cents, and 11,40 per box or
pot. ror2-1 we.
igrTHE CONNESSIONX AND EX
PERIENCE OF AN INVALlD.—Pub
llshed for the benefit * and as a CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and "others, who surer from
Nervous Detelity, Pm:nature Decay of Man
hood, Arr.,supplying at the same time TEL e Miran%
air glice-Onan. By one who has cured himself
after undergoing considerable quackery.
By inclostug a postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be bad of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, esq.
feb6-31nde.w Bedford. Kings co., N. Y.
J. NI. IJOLLNWItc.L
C 0 RNW & KER B,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
Silver and Brass Platers,
And nutnufanturen of
Saddlery & Carriage Hardware,
No St. Clair street, and Duquesne Way,
(near the Ht
.---- -- - - . • • • • 6ni iitiest pricehi - 16e 'raw
•:. Hirt I - Ri ' a - LAIINED NOT TO Sold by TH II MAN RETIPATH, Pittsburgh
be astonished at anything. Years of et- and bY all resPeclahle dealers in wedleinca.
perience and a correspondence e riendium through-
mhl7-tyd3wo
out all the nationailties of the habitable globe -
DR.TOBIA S , VENETIAN HORSE
hare turned their theories into (acts and writ, nr. LINIMENT.n pint bottles At fifty
ll•rikies Niters 8226 to 15H54.).
fished a beats from which we need not err. )4 , c cents, cures lameness ; cute, galls, colic, Itc. Read
BOrrols, July 7th, 1653. . bero ' r i e re p h'L i 6e rchsai r" ing e B°lict
the following
solicited
elsewhere call and examine
are not surprised at such facts as the following
although the persons who write them era We Ch 1'04,144 . -We hare used for the past year "
` S. (' WELL I?
know the persona and oireranstances, hence foci your Horse Liniment for lAmenea.„ kicks, cute, m h2e ( 1-Le " 81. Waal Lt . „
bruises and colic, and In every instance found it
=-•
at liberty to Indorse their statements :
the beat article I ever tried in this 'circus Coops- IT CHANGES THE CHARACTER Op
New BRZTORD, ALUM, Nov. MIL MU. ay . nes s e seed me gtx doyen, es it is the only AL and gradually hut most
refer to
removes
Dean Sin :-I have been aillieted many years liniment we use now We have lir horses, some I iiarrMea alid Dysentery. Ace refer to
- aluable, and we do not want to leave
with sc v ere prostrating cramps lams limbs, cob! t Y
` s e iw r n without ' 11 HYA TT FR(I.'T, RANKIN'S SPiCED-BLACKBERRYI
feet and hands, and a general disordered system =liatii%er VAA Amburffh ••• 0 "..• Meuu;crie- :told by all D ruggist in this el tv as well as those I
Physicians and medicines failed to relieve me Sold by rHOS. REDPATH, Pittsburgh, and - '
While visiting some friends New York who were "regrespectable
Druggists. ottice, 56. Cortiantit ~i Allegheny Ask for it it any Drug Store, you
using Plantation Blttenthey prevalled.upon me str eet, W Y ork ctall7-IYdLtwa
will be mire to get it. No Druggist is without
I
to try them. I . commenced with a small wine -A
NEW THING/ UNDER THE it, who keei.e a complete stock of popular and
!glassful after dinner. Feeling better by degrees, ir•-• Si 'N i
in a few days I was astonished to find the cold- In its edect-instantaneoua.
In its coloring war - matchless
, nen and cramps had entirely left me, and-I could
sleep the night through, which I had not done In all its Ingredients-refetable
In Its operation- natura l .
.
for years. I feel like another being. My appe. In its beautifying results-enduring.
Its lima strength have also greatly improved by In its tendency-presen•ative -
IfftllST NATIONA BANK OF PITTS-
In Its popularity -unequalled
the use of the Plantation Bitters.
• I i f i r i : tero itt ai ißlll e - ni t Div idend of ea 76 per Share,
CRISTADORIPS HAIR DYE,
1 d) has, this day been d e. Respectfully,
.inniva Rositar..
Is pronounced both by the World of Science arid elated from the profits of the last Mx months,
-....
LIZEDBBURY, WU., dept . HI, 11384.
the world of Faahlon, the finest preparation ever payable to Stockholders or their legal Agents.
•• • • . 1 . h„, b een i n the army heetew lavented by art to rectify the. short comings of ' Hooks will be open from the 16th to 3lat lost for
Art increase of 1000 Sharei to the Capital Stock.
for fourteen months-speechless-and neariy dead. Nature '
Manufactured by J. CRIsTADORO, N 0 .6 stockholders can avail themselves or their priv-
At Alto; DI, they gave me a bottle of Pinata- Manufactured
Rouse, New York , Sold by all - Drug. • liege of subscribing in conformity with an Act
tio;Bitteni. • • Three bottles restored my
spaeabsind cured me. • • C. A. FLAtrrif." gista. Applied by all Hair Dresser*. to provide a National Currency, approved at
_.....„. mhl7-tydatwo - Washington, D. C. Feb. 26th 18&1.
The following if from the Manager of the -- - my4.2w JOHN. D. SCULLY, Cashier.
_ _ _ .________ ______
union Rome School for the Children of Volim- , A FACT.
Citizens EtAsr i a L j
tears:
Pittsburgh May 3d, 884.
El AVNYZY4I4. MaRRION, 67TH ST, i
111 D a Dye. %I HE DIRECTORS OF THIS K
Novir York, Aug . 2, 18113. i
... , Jg. have this day declared a dividend of FIVE
Da. DRAIra :-"Your wonderful Plantation In the year 1666 Mr. Mathews first reared p PER CENT, (6 per cent.) on the Capital Stock,
Bitters have been Oxen to some of out little ; the VENITLAN HAIR DYE ; since that ptime , tree of tax, payable to Stockholders or their le
children sufferingfrom weakness awl weeklong' it as been used by thousands, and in no Instance 1 gal representatives on or after the 18TH INST.
with most' hapliy ettect One little girl in par- , ha, it failed to give entire satisfaction. • my4-td G. T.
AN DOREN, Cashier.
_ _
Molar, with pains in her head, lose of appetite, • The VENETIA N DYE is Ihe cheapest in the
ALLZGRENY
a d . UM daily wasting muunimpticm, on whom all world. Its price is only. Fifty cents, and each Pittsburgh, May ad. MSC
allicaliskill badbeen exhausteil , ,, has been en- , bottle contains double the quantity of dye In /FELE PRESIDENT AND DlREC
tire q restored. We commenced with hut a tea- , those usually sold for at.
4t417
ofof this Bank have _ this day declared a
aPeobliil ei Bath" a AO , ' net - aPPetite and FENETIA.N DYE is warranted not to ( n- '. vid
FIVE (6) PER CENT. out of the
strewth rapidly,increasedi and she fallow Wall. I jtire the hair or scalp in tbe slightest degree. /Profits of - the last six months, (free of govern-
Respectfully, Mu; O. M. Davos." The I , , ENETIAN DYE works with rapidity merit tax,) payable to the Stockholders, on and
and
" • • • I•owe much to you, for I verily be whatever, certainty. the hair requiring no preparation after the 13TH INST.
- '.
td
.7, W. COOK, Cashier.
have the,Plaratation Bitters have saved my Ufa The VENETIAN DYE produces any shade . mY4-
Ritv. W. H. WAGooxxa, Madrid., N.Y." , ! that may be desired -one that will not fade,crock IYIRECHAN ANT
TS tr. IVIANUFA.CTURRIM BARR, 1
•or wash out-one that Is as permanent as the hair Pittsburgh, May 3d, 1864.
us, ar _a Thonwilt send metwo•bottles more , itself. For sale by, allAnimista. Price 60 c cafe T' E BOARD OF °ERECTORS OF
R k have t c hi E s N d r a . v... o trelared me
C a api di taa si-
of thv..tration Bitters. hly Wife has been ;
,
dead thls of F ilkn OU
greatly 'Sited ity . their use. Thy friend,-
General
,Agtrit . l2 %l dtillittE.r Y .
. ' Ask urtarlri PtilledelPhla, int. ^ i /USD Manufacturer of Da ATIIEWS' ARNIC HAIR
Gr.ore, the best hair dressing S,tock out of the profits of th&litat six months,
in nee„ Priem ~,, 26 - payable on or after the 13 TH INST, free of all
' ,
.0 • •
./ have been a.ioteet mutterer from ; cents. in hie _ ly a • taxes. OHN SCOTT, Ja..
Dyspepila; and had to abandon E'r , el:udinkg. • • ,
my4-td
Cashier,
Plantation and
have mired - ms.
PITTSBURGH, May 3d, 1864.
Ram, J.: S. amortise, lloaheiter, N. Y." I - U . It NET/AN HAIR mr TENETLAN mill?. WESTERN /NSERANCE COM- i
_. , • LiNIMENT and 9 ' oizollirilAnt 31. PANY has this day declared a dividend of 1
" • • • fliave giverthe Plaisiation Bitters . DYE, sold at
TWO-AND-A-HALF • DOLLARS per Share,
to hundreds (Ivor disabled soldiers with the ' JOS. FLEMING'S DRUG STORE, free of Taxes, payable to Stockholders on or of astonishing effect . i - - - . . Cor. of the Diamond and Market et. ter the 10TH INST. '
..G. W. D.A.ziosones, . '
F. DI. GORDON, Sec'y.
Superintendent Soldier's Hom e , Cln., 101." my 6 2w _ ...... _ _
REMOVAL. BAKK ur
PITTSBURGH,
'. • • . • TheFlantlation , 43ltten halm cured
Pittsburgh, May 3d, 1864. j
rue of per;Ll
k athilatiof•witiohLesas laid up_ •
riiHE., PRESIDENT AND DER C
pro strate, an t,o_pbalarloa my ng. , '
.R. tors of this Bank torte this day declared.4c
...., - _ :AK', 4(4, ._-..- V dividend of FOUR PERCENT. on Itti Capital
:similarity,' 0 ellitid,'o.”
--••••=--7,---...r.14.,.e4.,7e.---,ee;:-. Stock out of the profits of the last six months,
~,• • • ThePinntation Bitters - ,have cora. a - - , ...... , ...,,,-,,,,m, .-. . which will be paid to St
or their legal
..... • „„,,,, representatives on or after the 13 IR INST., free
me of a denuerementof the Ridoeysand Urinary ".7" -- 7 -- --
'...., or governmennt tax.
uk Onfan „i s cho th rzw at haii dis_rree. sedinel tt orz t ea .m ts. ool l tvi t ants Ili ".. %‘, l ie' _„: , . .%) :al my.i.dwaratw JOHN HARPER, Cashier,
N0.,26e Broadway."
IRON ()ITT BANK Or PTIREVEGH,
ac.o• - taa ko. • ' • ezi O4 :. , 1 -.
rn '-' , L -.
.pi ttabu r p May 3d, 1864_
•I , ...
~i ..„
-' runic DEMECTOR P THIS BA NS
The Plantation/Utters mike the Weak - strong,
.i. have thla day decla a dividend of FIVE
the bUlgtild brilliant,.fted are
.eithauted mantle's , IW E TAME PLEASUREIa IN IN- PER CENT. on the - Capital Stock, out of the
forming our friends and the public gener- profits of the last six months, payable to'
great restorer.? They ' Are composed of; the male. i ally, thut VI nu w. u rruPHrbe /arm and cOMmo-• holders or their legal reprerentatfireli E S ree t°4'l4 4•l .
boded Alalisaya Bark , Wintergreen, SalLSjaa ll , ' (Rouse house,
government tax, after theism IlsTevr: ' , ,'
Roatar ilerbilidre, altiveserved in perfectly P urr No. - .12, RiotelPs Block, my 4-1 iv
J. MAGOFFIN, Cashier.
.
St. - Ceuta Ram, •, ..q ~
ST. CLAIR STREET, 110- BROWN HAS ItfA.p . P.,XIIE STU
,s_sr.dy arid treatnient - of ' -
Where we have fuat received from the maraufac
•
Delicate Elleaeases
•'iturera of - - •
' W. B. 8.R.A:1)8112,Y, 1 . 6* York, • 1 The business Of his life. gi& specie/14,1e Ven
ereal diseases and other private troubles,
A N D brought on by imprudence, youthfulindulgence
and` excess. Also, all diseases arising from lin-
SOROMAOKBR 65 CO., Philfddtilphift, purity of the blood, Chronic 'Ulcerations, Piles,
A new lot of their superior Rheumatism, Rupture and Skio Diseases. OF and Private Booms, No. 60 SMITHFIELD
1 ) I .A .
,N - 0 s I STREET.
• BUTTHM- . myB-1t
Also, a complete, assortment of a 4 tibia fresh Roll Butter,
tralnitll'ai 'C'el i ceibirated 4 bits . . .
5 firkins Fresh Roll Butter,
HARMONIUMS;„Ma.ODEONS J ust received rgia ll atle k by Aßiasmo -
zrG,
•- , .
And liiiisii*l OW/10Z— r _ corner Market and Fir
NANO The Capillarity Of.- . 1T7 - -BliftlißElßY PIANO
la already established, Hi the history of
no new instrunkaat has gained illoratwlrill
Ularity or received ao many , pmmluirta
11 4 s'.- of twalfeliswas -the 7 _,
I -., a me, - Ovelettrutg Bassiuid Grandutc '
Piano Fo nianufactured by Wm. B. Bradbu
ry- SC :iC '• &CO.'S rjal rizo ing
been so% i• 4• - • m • • rimy and
other Pr.tlifF 9 01, FaFt•
/14 . 1 r - :-. id: for rive . tears. ,
~_..- . 1 0 140044:VC-13610•Ageniirrowe
1 3610•Ageniirrowe
.v.,evire,42
4. eclat thnt. ' ?
111*,K9V.Ilicir' aMil irl...?.. ;IT
.155125 Loo7l Z. :I
. .
•i"
Platoon of sedentary habit", linaided with.
antalmeas, lassitude, ..palpitation..nf .heazt,
lack, of appetite, diatresa atter eattrigi torpid Itva
er, mnatipatton, /cc., deserve to "neer. if they
will not try then. ,
They are recOmmpaded by the hlghertmedt
calauthorittea, and are warranted to produce an
iponediate benettotat.etrect. They. areexceeding
ig agremik perfectly pure and, haunting& •,:;
,
:N9VICE DeXion pretendinito selrPlartt
tlooo3ltterA in bulk Orlustltegsllou la& mind-.
/Oritfld-dnillgtstet. It is tut aD O WS,ISOUr tag
Cairj:lOSUe. BeWare,PC tneastenned with
ing4t4on4dleteionsifiek, Beeeraper
swage glres4F-41 - 1410W1WVIal eery botl
%Us! , VP UaiteM PAr4 pg Ow:the CO . r*
*AL _l44l4telAolllourAdgintilZokonitteeldtbsteatile
60 / 1 / by "resl2l4olo &POP": 44g9ggignit
"4"412
"' ILL DiWr4C OP ANN.
(19Sillsdmeisol . „Y.
,c • ~,•;,1
GI MA3 71
a•i;:ici:4,, •
' $40213614 andiig. 4:l :4
. 10e1
beold tuft dba 113.7a thl
abzr,:
FIFTH. ST - FLEET
•
:a pun Bunzaruis.
All Order, Promptly Attended to
apl6
igr LONDON AND INTERIOR RoT
•AL NAM COMPANY'S
Celebrated Remedlea4
Blood Powder and Bone Ointment,
A iertilijl cure for Riseaseifof Horses stud Cattle,
known to and usedonly by the Company in their,
own:stables from 1844 until the opening of the
Railway over the principal routes. After the
general use of these retnedies in all the stables of
the Company, their annual sales of condemned
stock were discontinued, a saving to the Compa
ny exceeding £7,000 per annum. In 1863 the Lon
don Brewers' Ad/iodation offered the Company
.52,000 for the resell:ma and use the articles only
n their own stables.
A certain cure for founder, distemper, rheuina
tism, hide botmd,inward strains, loss olappetite
weaknelis, heaves, coughs, colds, and all diseases
of the lungs, surfeit of scabbera, glauderi,
pol
evil, mange, inflammation of the eyes, fistula
and all diseases arising from impure blood, cor
rects the stomach and liver, improves the appe
tite, regulates the .bowels, corrects all derange
ments of the glands, strengthens the system
makes the skin smooth and glossy. Horses-bro
ken down by hard labor or driving, quickly re
stored by using the powder once a day. Nothing
will be found equal to it In keeping horses up to
appearance, condition and strength.
London and Interior Royal Mail Company's
CELEBRATED BONE OINTMENT,
Al certain cure for spavin, ringbode, scratches.
umpa, tumors.,, sprains, swellings, bruises, foun
dred feet, chillblalcs, wind galls, contractions of
the tendons, bone enlargements, Sc.
Blood Powder LOc per 12 oz. packages; Bone
Ointment 50c per 8 oz. jar. No. 320 Strand, Lon
don.
McKeeaon & Borbins, New York.
French, Richards & 00., Philadelphia.
TORRENCE & McGARR,
Pittsburgh Drug Rouse.
Corner Fourth sad Market st
ggrDENTISTRY.—TEETH EX
. tracted without pain by the use of Dr.
Oudrrs apparatus.
J. F . IS drIFFIt3AN,
DENTIST.
All work warranted
134 Smith/le/d Street,
PITTSBURGH
—TO RESTORE THE SICK TO
REALM—TiIe blood must be purified
and all medicines ars useless which do not pos
sess the quality of Stimulating the blood to dis
charge Its impurities hit° the bowels. Baanu- ,
ovule; Pitts possess this quality in a high de
gree, and should be In every fatally. They are
equally useful for children and adults; adapted
to both sexes, and are as innocent as bread, yet
most inflective as a medicine.
The lion. Jacob Beyers of Springville,
writes to Dr. Brandretli under date of May 11th,
•
:
=3=l
"I have used your Invaluable Vegetable Uni
versal Pills In el family since in , C• they have
always cured, even- When other medicines were !
of no avail. I have been the means of my neigh
bors using hundreds of dollars' worth and I am
satisfied they have received a thousand per cent.
in blessed health through their use. They are
used in this region for Bilious and Liver Dis
eases, Fever and Ague, and In all rheumatic cases
with the most perfect success. In fact they are
the great reliance to sicknea, and I trust our
PITTSBUTIGH
46,. a 9
BLOOD POWDER
WAND DISPLAY AND -
TII
411 IRD A " IVA 1,,
_
- OF
Plain artd figured s, h
41i
Dress GOods, 11
,::-'bioaks and ShawlEg , 4-f z-:'1 . •
Linen and Housefurnishing
Goods,
Cloths and Cassimeres,
Domestic- Goods, -
AT VERY LOW PRICEi,
AT
GARDNER & SCHLEITER'S,
92
MARKET STREET.
w AN
WANTED it SITUATION IN OR
about a STORE, by a young Man who
has a good - commertiel educallon where he can
make himself . I
generally useful. s not afraid to
labor. References good. Address S. A.,
Postoffice, Pittsburgh.
N. B.—Has a large country acquaintance, and
can make custom. mye-ft
-NEW GOODS.
WHITE, ORR & CO.
No! 25 Fifth Street.
ARE DAILY . RECEIVING NE W
•
GOOD'S, to Which they Invitirthe attention of
their _friends and the public genera/if-
ORit S CO
No. 25 Fifth Street.
my 6-21
MANUFACTURING SITE FOR--SALE,
In I3lrmingham.
rIIHAT DESIRABLE PIECE OF
A PROPERTY near l!d'Enight & Duneato.B
Rolling 111.1.11, having a river front of four hun
dred and twenty-live (425 ft.) and extending back
about two hundred feet (200 ft.)
tnys-tru FRED. L. IRMSEN, 109 4th St.
To Rolling Mills, Machinists and Others.
BABBITT METAL—A GsOOD ARTS
aIe, for sale low by
A. PURVES & SON
my 5-1 m South and Penn, Philadelphia
_.__ _ _ _
AUTIOR'S (NEW JERSEY) CEL
1113r ebratecl CRUCIBLES for BRASS WORK,
for sale by their Agents at 10c t.er No.
A. PUR YES Er. SON
I - nye-Ira South and Penn, Philadelphia.
TO BLAST FURNACES.
WROUGHT IRON TWVERN,
For sale by
A. PURGES 6c SON.
South and Penn, Philadelphia.
FAIR.—THE RETAIL
GROCERS of Pittsburgh are respectfully
requested to meet on FRIDAY, Aniy 6th, at 8
o'clock p. in the Room of R. A. Cunning
ham, 2el story, Iti Smithfield street, to adopt
such measures as may beet subserve the objects
of this laudable enterprise.
m} -alt .1. I) WILLIAMS,
etiairman of Committee
PIANOS
Nuw being received or the tahscriber tram the
lActoriea of
CH IaILK KIN SONS
1111=1
W. P. hiIIERSON,
MiLLEFI, G 18401% dr CO.,
really good and deierving preparation.
Prepared hy
HA N IC I N
BARRELS PRIEBE. GtfAl4vv
.Elirist received Juni for sale
FETZER it ARMSTRONG,
my'lt corner Marke4 and Flat ate.
ifIATIEP-600 BUSH PRIME
3411.tirgveived:and fonsaletky • • - • .
wgzErt 2 6 , 11LRIESTRORRi
P4l) rl
- —•-- -
'PATOICS---*011 :::M r8 / 1 _111/ 0 . 8 / 9 414
-;.?: nooks and Pedeli - kudtva idiom
FETZER. G,
myi • ,•tioitmeNtailiet its.
fidlol4,4X TS t ,16 P Jlvi.k. , s,D
Wats?'
11 4/ 41 A- -
IrtaltOreliod 1.44 4,
) 11,1inatit i ciaLr
claYtloot , rp.7
TO-DAY'S ADVERTEiffENTSi
. .
,-,-, --.•... 1 4 = ~z- 'E 'V" ' S •
> . ‘ 1.5 747Z 7 : 71 ::' , ". , 1
- 1 -- - r . •ED
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-
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i )14 I unit,
jr; ! ff :S.
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aw i
:E
CURE :
'
r r
'''.. O E DISEASES
kgAre
_WILOELTLA . ,
CANCEROUS A' t - • -,- U , NS
, as . ,
OUTANED ,), - a
/ 1,3 "." '''z a- . .
•
-- - - En': '' • 'et - BCP.Ei - .2. - t.1.1.' ,-. - 7.;
. „....- .
PIMPLE,S ON Tile. FACE, _3a.
SORE tat,S, Sl3.otOrkirilMy I •
TE'FTER AFFECT lONS,I ONS, o gyk l ,
' l .
AND STUBRORNSUIXTERS',:Ii /
: • - RHEUMATIC DISORDERS,
- '' . JAUNDICE, SALT RHEUM
- ' - DYSPEPSIA, COSTIVENESS,
MERCURIAL m = sEutsw -:,:'..':
GEIIII 74'1.111Mi
LOSS OP APB}, rike47 ,l
Lir - twglrr , o7:-7-.! .- I f,
• FEMALE. ciArpt'Alivra;,:, :,. , -
FOUL STOMACH:, -- ' ,-: P_^.--'2 ,,,- -`fi
TOGETHER INTFO AIL , OTHER ,; ,; '
-.'' ,
.'
DISORDERS FROAI AN EiliM//PA:t '1 i-• •
CONDITION OF THE CIRCULATORY
- EPSTV.E. As A GENERAL TONIC/
- ITS AMU/TS ARE MOST
BENIGNANT, AND CANNOT• .•-• :
'PAIL 'ffiii_lSlFEßE'' _,
i EEEEVAESPVWIGO --sailr! .
..r-t.A.NIt ACCORDING
- - ---' : 'TO DIRECTIONS
. ,
.
r retirtlincsalsther._,. .. •
/SHE PROPIIKETOIIIkS - 9 . 4 : Lt i ' -,
jg. cotes enough on
w il l iii •, yf • ,
S marm.
volume, all of them the fres - Will o gx .. • • • I .
who have been Cured t .--- TAIS, ' .' ;/
frirta whielcsreaelect die f011Ow:,‘
• Vie' Gi'liat Ptitteitte=TheUrimild Chal
lenged t o Pilxlhep Its _ *goal—The
Blood.Saareher Wwiritisly Trisitawh
ant,-=Sworn ottatementhrlissittXTreinys-pf
Nspler township, Bedford ctundr • -•e - . ...,,--- •
In April, 1863, as near all.', caniSineitil
email pimple made its sprarinire 9-4,4Y-UPPer
lip, which soon bedsits ertlitrged'and - igne.- I.'
used poultices of semi, and - a - wash of.bhllivilirtil
without effect F . the _sore ronesidog, 1
calletionDr. Ely, of - oxidrpriktinnced
it CANCER, and preseribed a wash of sugar of
lead and - liread, poultices. 'Ainding these tenth-
Ailea of-no avail, I called upon` Dr. Shatiee,Ntif
Davidsville Somerset county, who also pro
flounced the di .. -mi..oancen , anilgave.eie inter
nal and external latter consisting - .
principally of causlits—but ai► to no.purpoie as
the amain continued to tvtnl
I next used a prepalatßin of arsexiia,
of 'Aire. , This for .a rime citec.ked„theVs -
bilk the Infltuathatirid'aiiiie,iatiemiecL ." ' _
called upon Dr. Stater, OrSt. Clallaiirk
*ford county, Who ;Also firenot - inie ,
Cancer, and appliiiir-a - aalVe, ISM td" a,
falling remedy, but it had no effeot ivllivaver
checking the spresultdttbsisore....ln December,
in the Lime year, the disease had eaten away a
greater part of myllipi Arid ; attacked the nose
when I`went to OinciaH, win*/ INSitiolfil
I Prof. E. S. - Kenton, of the - Meethilifitifealß
lege. He pronounced the disease' -0 41:dine - airs '
Cancer, superinduced by an inordinate doss of
, mercury," He Applied mild zinc ointment and
gavenusintereal remedies; - Aly,liscerlitisled up,
but the inflammation was not thorn= mar
moyed..,./n February,lB6l, he prone • /line
cured and left for tome:, In 'April th.di*Asi+
again returned, andsaviolent was the psi . - t
I could not rest at night Late indiairlesstrns
ed to Cincinnati, anII - egain - plastedhinyaelf tinder
the charge of Dr. Newton, with ighthillnineifte.
ed until Septeinbcnduring whichtime/Animed
every known remedy . Sill partagrattawteded4D
checking the disease, but wh.euirethaleilleioge
there were atilt- three ,
• tlisckarghrgy•-a
my face. I continued tninr„,efeWtonts
aunt, and also medicine that I got fromSMT,
but the Cancer continued growing : until it ha d
eat otr the left aide of my_nose, the greater pot
non of my left cheek, and had attacked
eye. I had given upallitiiabf ever behigehrlid
since Dr. Ely said he could only givozeilef, but
that a cure was Impossible. - hr - March', is 4 I
bought a bottle of "Blood.SeanshetW IrriXT.o
- I had no faith La it. I wasp,erpirealradieil
I commenced using It, butitbunitths3 /gained
strength day by day, and ids° that the *cats
• • —ealed
as if by a miracle. Fuse s •fourthhottle,"and
have been healthier idneellten I live been for
the last seven years. Although narfecfris eidly
disfigured, lam still gratefato.ftlgiePibetri
dente who has spared My life; and . , , ivirlik hes
been done through the insfrumentidl t y
Bey Improved Adood-Seareher." - • •
- • DAVID 311AORP.Ally.
Sworn and subscribe 4 thissidattartitAtignet4
A. 0„ 1858, before me, one the Justly:slit-Mo.
Peace, in and few the Boronghxdateda ysbing,
131a.te co., Pa. J OHI4.OORiaBY,-JrP.
Witness: U. J. - • -,
J A R DINE tt. SON,
Liver Complaint Cured by Lindve
BLAIR C rb
improved Blood-Searcher..
OUNTY, as.
Personally appeared before me, one of the Std:
twee of the Peace, in and for Blair county, Ge w o.
• Kopp, who being.didy.sworn aecordingzto la
dollt depose and say: Two years ago _ was ,
ilieted,lntli pain between.the should,l.:almnat
constant, cough, loss of: appetite, ers
tight
sweat., and very suldebt• to take' colds. ISt
length beaame so weakthat loonkl hardly want;
my physician did me no plod' • Sometime:
last tali / commenced takingliisidserslmprove4l
perfectßbsodfi lycarcer, bykf the •znaesif
to s two bottles was
cured. eel ale it "
all who maths. from liver disesses recommendb togemand
ty, Joss of appetite, and other diseases arising
from impurity otthe blood. .I woultrnotike4o
do without it. consider it an excelientlmnily
medicine. fSigned i GEORGE ROM
ti
s worn and sn this leth &Wig
A. IL, IfYA r before me GoRL_Er
Nors.-10: Koppis a resident FElanakta, .
and ts well known to the citizens et Mar' I
Bedford counties all a man of excellent character„
and influence.
PITTSBURGH.
Another Case of Se -Cured
Lhatteesos her. ' -
If there be any who still &Wit that'Lliwers
Improved Bloal.Seareher bas and will Ilerruiw
neatly cure the mast deeperptstiuid long-standing
cases of Scrofula, let them' read , the . following
and be convinced :
Dr. J. M. Linter,': I WAS afelletarfor's 'hem
ber of years with a disease. Said . my rts,.
dens to be Scrofula. For Mr three're_srs
was so bad that I was unabied:t9 gntreus qi3l
- I tried all the remedlei and mpeorit".pli
clans .1- was able to procureiwithbUt
tidal result. I continued woranlititil
the dealt and skin were eh eaten elf thehrft
aide of my face; beak, shoulder and_ eat; •,Itly
authnitnn,
to
ivas sotreat and rival antarrOilced
that it ulred the ellbris oU tut
Move me bed. This was my when t
was Indu ce d by the Meson Kahtin4.:ef.Slderto
A'
mytry your Improved Blood.Searedier
great relief, and the istiVitf."3UY ,
Wad I amen discovered wair
contintied the use of_W 'and
that in considerably. thaw able to to go about and &needle s
hold duties, and theparti areal* a
healed up' and - covered with' roved nest'
and skin, = end have so ccustlntied.e eti
adtnefon;Latitt
I now en joy a state of healththat
is
when up all hopes of ever agalhAttAtileated
with. NANOY
August falt, 18Near Eldss. erttiii, — Ax•iiiitt7fati,Ya.
. - -
New Evidence. ,
..._ : ':-._
Being .dilated tsith*-irteNtir..tetterlerst
arms
and
.lied Meetteetektell"
eatuni.
utterly failed to oure-- - r tvnif pet:innde& by W.
M. Barris & Oci.jtcf try i,:'!.Eli.naiL‘yrs &Improved
Blood-Searcher," and now„..six weeks after using
the aecond bottle, pronounce myself cured. The
totter broke out somethingilkin-orfey brii
their/Side °LOW arma,extendingfrom the ' '
dawn t 9 t h e slits; alia.Ort-Mylace; linteediste- 1
ly around my mouth' and chin, itad continued to
be a pelieat torment to me until cured by , tbe
BI her. , 31y arms were at times atthost
uselen, owing to the deep cracks - gadriorteen -
them, table to bleed atany time on the least ex
ertion to ilftor work, and sometimes no itohyl
el:mid scarcely prevent tearing off my flesh. I ,
have now been cured alit weeks..andJ. Audit due
to Mr. Lindsey, and to the publitrgenetany3,o3
make thin .statement,..in hope that others like
myself may be benefited by usingthLifittvartiablir•
medicine. . Aer. . '
JANE kWELSON;
Avon to and subscribed before meonle Of the
Alderman in and for the city of Pittsburgh ; fig ;
29th day of July, A. D_., 1863.
AND- ...elabiASTEß,llldeduisn.
. ELneaTon, Januirr4 i 8
J. DI. LINDSZT—Dear Bin We ami very near ,
near out of your medicine; please tend uirtwe
dozen. We would jusesay-that your 'methane
has cured a ease ofScrofula - e at s s been con ,
lini on for years ; the flesh was eokt,tythe lt
4 a arms—you could see the sittevitr•vdrklit .`
She is at the eighth bottle now , and the lien a
growing on very fast. Your Dlood-Seareber is
going all o Y er p o o;qU l The PeVe are veil
muchplease , Ass j 0 u% . semi
us staMmetiro our account and ol us.
Yours truly, JOHN Ik=yo & CO.,
Eldertou, In a Station.
AS A TON/0 ; it has no equal. Unlike the
leres..called."Bitter" tkc i fiatee .
tint give
tine auk., r tos
the system,- nadir mud perronnener-
BEWARE OF OOD3PFERFECITS.
LINDSEPS GENUINE BLOOD.
SEADO/LER, has J . 7 5,911,,
0 44:t ra igent.
ptitttett,tiii 4:4
•
J.. M. POTATO 4 ,Draggiati.'"'24
Wholesale =4l/den
LifistitkilipiratEM
._ 4ll,9 4 l kaekiiret*
i-ohsay~/w.
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ARISING PROM AN
SUCH AS
-:4 4 .; 1r
nansuct -GoopaT
t
sPEc gA.L I grort.
' HE.tootrkirzus Pires-.4lmall'F•uhr'
___. may ad,1014.. ....!.1
Each Chainneg of the =fen* °f
the Pittsburgh Sault rate Is t y re!._,
quested to make . mond full repot' ter: ,
the Treakixer i N. HO 'esq., andpay , over
money oomected. Due wledgment will
be made dail by the Treasurer, and in addition
on the tirst.day off-Aluno the oPening day of-the..a
ElOrffull 'et:dements In detail will ba:PlAbHillitik
° fain gullignfilltlowi; 13 4 thototalforeaoleikm•
tat 'of .acct trad_enSetratct .
fensio n .
,Ey
,order igtte eatiVa„ _wwv-24:
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SALE.-- Three iota. each 20 feet - 5)1 i
t on Centre etreet, A min b y
taxibutiakatatii*Olok holed
Oraerfordhow;tritl dem f -IPIMe. 4‘."
4
eight lotkon2l.oo-Oreet, au w a s. a ta — u : au
st: Pateer„Acia (to zosuk:ipi a wa a
ma lot On gomiw Meet auwegyilog ,
front da•ZlealSeviseekhrfigr dew to - Wm.. ,
WM be sal .flow -
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Goodavglied o t ts , faldik Wilt.
vita cantata , deff' comPeflypilititliAnit*
a wawa' ,3,- 4 , :,.3,t.r. , 4.,,,, 7,".; k .. ,. ..;crfi.ers'l:ll4.l.-,,
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' 0 3' hat gazt piod t
ifeerthe
H of work at tho gamejtrica thatiscittf
ee tel' 2l M . I . ,ll oa;Leatilfollt2 Firrirf3ratei3
and rfotwi dila
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FRESNO - 111E0M
Dr ill ytil i r er P ever: kilsW,"
I#emakerl in btaisooB*
APTMED
Enough m for our presenttrade, and shall givisonr
mama thethestegt„thereof, and paYV St.
141WhoreiViahliall get'..wore when these
* to Oase
gone; and otudomera may always rely upon rot
ting, at ONCEET wa Lt. SHOE STGE,E,
next C'
thootto,AszAsprissweiriopetworkietu
fol"the leasthfon'oty,-11Pdfi weislons. Ws
shall keep pace with the tittles, and, Genie what
way in tlie shape of Pan , l,s, you w r
itZWAtiteiestergisow; and it i rt4 o c ty li
outshoweguisitingt
I J 4A1 1 ; -- 4=v rjm.rz , J
MINE AID D , COeOPHRATIQN OS
the parlous people of Western Pennsyl
vania and Easterh Ohlottifiereby requested, In
malting the abovc department of the,,,,cmlning
iinitaryTalr equally a ciedit and a
success. — Numerous reirda and trophies of the
present war, OMB- Neale= war, as of 1812,
Indian and Berolrtianary,war,ourioaltiet cop
-41014,41_ k e u rmyt 1,
e ar with events and men prominent In our Mato
stored
away in prlvate receptacles, and nitwit 1 6 )4W
toCeV'fi OTTRIOSIrr
notihe Peat' ortlitfilittletlons untie Pali. Tie
eenunittee, therefore/Mt that allwheare
to help along al gocu, 'owe; woulditendju.ginit
articles ; Ofthe i ahove desesintion as may
have, can Pra - CireAll, others, or notify the
committee 'Where Itkey,csui be, found. Articles
donated will be disposed of as the donors may
direct, - erlutder:theldfriction of the S iarafiVe
Committee. But Articles arerelyplacei on en
r,i.tde*l for AILS' metuhe.* the
coMftiff*Aoill he'4B",eXiffp preserved and return
ed. A letter should' aiteptipsny each article,
giving its origtpurry, ete—and if donated, its
value- Give V.e7thing you can and lend US the
On beicaltof the Committee,
'VP! -S-jMORIUSC*; rThiPtum"
GEO.. B j HBle SecrEEar - -
All articles either -donated, or left for 4*
/inn, ettitlinheft with, pr addreinuutitorii
thf4 l 9; l 4dBinentbete of the committee
W. D. 1 1 1 7 GOIVAIT, '" 11
_ nelrater
VREOR,
eornerAfh and Grant streets.
D.S. JOHN DAMSON,
corner Penn and Hand streets.
S. BIDDLE,
13' tall' SIitELDS,'
-Sailekleys*We.
tyooo
HOOP -
NEW: STYLE%
Just Feceired at
I+PCLELLA : NEPS;
b. TEE STREET, , . a
PIANO'S! PIANOS.-
11" BEG To ANNOENCE TO inir
Vons,'eustomers, who have been *ening
sopatiently for somn time, that ,esp
ETV. style Piano Fortes,from the eetebrosidtge,
tore ofWin. Knape & Co, Baltimore, syilhari t ,
rtve this week, Mad also a tine assori9n-Vilm.
well known Haines Bros. New York
which are warranted for live years., _
CHABLO'PTE fiLIJACE.., 49 Fifth Street; sole
agent fbt the above instruments for Pittsburgh
"dlVfttertaentlfiy/viudii.
totnilm torii*
. ": 4 4; , r. 4. 1•
•
A - Ye. GOODiiiiii'SE ME A FOUIL. .
ACIM ')
lot planted with choice fruit. s . ,
siirilbeiy. in good variety,. within At,
Of the Wohd's RUn Station, on halfOicirow..
Manchester and Pittsburgh, Port Wayae , andr
Chicago railway Co, from which there.. ,
macadamised road and a 'plank foot
; •
change; for City Proper
• rye
s:s..REtzur i -s
Broker and Insart4Ce•Atenq
- Fourth
GIRA 'RD HO ST
, .
ChEiESTNIIT, BEE' .IMPriti,*4
do
DELPHIAi P 9. -
H. W. Itsixut,
PEORRIgrek
THIRD A,TU4VAL ay,
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N W g.P
SUMMER . • : 4,14i
GOO - I*i
•
HUG US & HA.
Cor. Fifth and Market St.
Are iY , T °Peon amtguna litoek.4
CLO4IO3;I3HAWLS _
ow • , 10
ANA =
DRESS 000,t03,-
OF - NEW - Z3T ST I ZLES,
French OW" Hoopfikhis
BALMO FEA.366;-;.:,Ak:a
And 4 Lull Un ,of .
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SKIRTS,