THURSDAY MOEOTNG, MAT 12, 1864.
THE VAXUE OF BESCOMBE.
To have remained on the background
unnoticed, while others were in the
V ' tfwatuh«ehding to the necessities of
* : «nU@tea for the war, and
. raise .nfussy howl over the
Jjteeesßof our atmsy: and like bantam
Toostfei'sebow''became there is no dan
the tactics most
•• intensely “loy
ali’ Abolition -pretender s. On Tuesday
I • •■M* of this city* was so
I our want of its 'soi t
f r Pf: S®i>ty gabble, that it could not re
gain i from directing attention to it
M it said h ad the Post, to
t fe our gigantic struggle in
; Tjfgiuta, although our paper contain
*. edr:-eviMy .item regarding it sent by
| **** aaB °ciated press of
' ,rt?|B uity. , Tt is : so common now
, the most pitiable poltroons and
4nt£chihg -Shylocks rub their hands
victory is announe
. ed, tnat a gentleman of any sensibility,
whatever, instinctively refrains from their
r socSety/t Jn the midst, however, of their
K apparent:ecstasy over the successes of
| ourw4nies, let them be asked to contri
i o f *°, llars t 0 keep some suffering
audio! what an evacuation of
! buncombe takes place. As long as patri
ia cheap, these haggard and heart
iferatpretenders monopolize it all, but
Wlieneaah is asked to assist the cause,
they sneak off like spaniels to their ken
neb. ‘And' yet, this miserable set of
; pulseless creatures are the most blatant
;■ amongst us when a victory is obtained
by ouxarms, and the greatest paitroons
when danger is then announced. Weal
these facts in order to con
! Pittsburgh Gazette that no
amount of silly volubility and blatant
. professions, wiH, at this late day, im
; People with its superior patri
#“ regarding our struggle against
Southern treason. Besides, its constant
iteration of mere prate in regard to the
rebellion, and its flippant allusions to
others, sympathizing with treason be
canse they do not follow in its worn
out and tedions course, show, if not
good setise, a Want of good manners at
•least. This much byway of introduc-!
tioa;rJet ns now give a specimen of the
! QvetUt’a quality of buncombe, of which
! **"ss*%* cona ent) accuses us of being
f entirely destitute; The great piety and
; •patriotism of its utterances are only
1 ftripassetnsy the accuracy of its in-
After nearly half a column
i ° ~a 9 ,neelGS3 .speculation concerning the
antfes of,,the Potomac, replete, with its
I italics to give them em
; Phaßts,;irconcluded in this way:
! t'fnemtWnJt of nothing, next to the favor of
“eftTSS .for which our people have greater
thpjMrfsl than for the continued
»»f«fr!tf Meade, Haxcoox,
SEDawigK, -WApnE» ahd BmusiDE. a grate
thntdtful for the preaer
iWDB ™
"OF this is tafirecmockery, and too
transparent todeceive any one; it dem
on?Sf?^ t ',# be patriots are
nothing * but mere pretenders, and that
theifdatiyasseveratiohß of loyalty are just
80 leathe T and prunello. Here is
ia ‘he paragraph
aboyp.gnoted, returps thanks to Heaven
for tl» preservation of the life of Gen.
SEnertnek, and in another column it
■ gallant oflfcer’s death.
“ some obscure
persotb hhe contradiction might be ac
eountadjfor, but the news of the Gener
-01 by the Gazette's
, agent, while theed-
Jtop,.; in sniffling sentences, raises his
piotonyes and offers thanks for his life
we are induced to
exclaim is there no end to human cala
totiyV'i zfhß Gtuttte, anxious to appear
more gTMfefhl than its neighbors for the
of the lives ofonr Generals,
did npt,even consult its own dispatches
to ascertain Who of them had escaped
the ftary of the fight.
*]““j^™*rei«thyblu s i l |,,
THEHEKO.
Spifefidid success already
: a i the country is in
debted to Gen. Gsant ; there fs no di
vided authority inthes management of
the ;p»aeot campaign, and, therefore
the konore
field is, of
® Ou 9SIcWSWrt%)W gratitude, but we
desire only !0f the credit due to
‘he General who planned the campaign
a g a ' •
deeping a pet of amateur
usanhan Washington whoae patriot
lBtn ®°. t ' sists ' n ‘ nrasic after ‘battles are
wo “0Wf d , st the Hottse in con-
J >^ea >dent upon «kv S T’s
President appeared, and,
(“““SR® feiharked “that the
DOt 80 “dehper
haps |p as to Gen. Ghaut, and the
and soldiers under his
ed ur khAw e Q^ Dely ra , tified .T™ Commodore Jones gunboat
. - S -oi y.: ■ : And not which was destroyed on the James
*Aw plane, but was now vcr i kad been sent up to remove ob
on the line of movement according to his While^in ,he performance
originnldesign. While, however we w ™ dden, y. and without any
f „._; fitSiL" r”
to-infer thatifien. Gha:.t Mi W. Adams wen blown ? ns S"
had lh «wn mty ki snd l !* u ‘ w< ‘ re rabsequently saved by r dL.v'
far asj%tas gone, and becausfche was covered a rebef on fhore^anri^ii' 8 '
not interfered:withihe has been anccess- deliberate aim with his pistol the
fhl. !®hlk;^'^an f acknowledgment that? wasmstantly shot deaff The toroedo
, 1 3PftBij^T S! W'.S5riS4»^s£%
fronTt ne execution of their.plana, when dore Jones, Mr. E. T. Chanmsn 101110
in ;Bat- instantiy killed, and about l&Hr nr
wh e if*W'»^^t£&'4w:- r aW of
pompousmilitaiygeniuses, and ~
Stanton, in
*“*' ss «*iwß
. bt lico’if 9 .o A i i/57 . .Y^Sf
B#«M.
PITTSBURGH)
All the war Democrats are going to the Cleve
land Convention to nominate Qeast. This
wm be an important and excellent move in
[ the gieat Presidential game. Geaxt i. the
only man; and if the Cleveland Convention put.
General F aE .vo.NT on the same ticket with Gen
, 1 11 Wlll certainly do the best that It
can for the former, and will pre.ent a front that
nOfexlsting political organization will dare to
It can be with no very friendly feeling
to Grant that the Herald thus in ad-
Vance of the capture of Bichmond
points out the rising hero to the envi
ous notice of the ambitious Executive
cabal which already has the next Presi
dent figured out. It can be with no pa
triotic feeling for the. country, either,
that itthus endeavors to stop the “on
ward to Richmond,” by inducing the
decapitation of another great comman
der in the field through the envy afore
said, It ought, for the sake of Grant
and our country , to quit pointing out
the only man” until the smoke of bat
tie clears away.
Intelligence from Washington City
, was yesterday received by the friends
and relatives of Gen. Alexander Hats
that bis remains would be sent from
at city bv tbis morning’s train. They
will arrive in this city, i, ig thought, on
to-morrow. (Friday.) The funeral wiil
be announced through the papers as
early as arrangements esn be made I
It is to be hoped'that our citizens will
all unite in doing honor to the deceased
hero. He has served his country lons'
and well. He has broved his faith on
many a well-fought field, and freely
given his life at the mandate of his coun
try. Let all honor be rendered to the '
gallant dead. (
worthies complimented each other for
, that achievement. Why dn they not
also attempt to filch these new honors of
= the heroic Grant ?
and Crime.—The Winsted
Herald, in review of the
artcle in. the Standard, M-,.
representing -New Haven terribly de-y -®§
.noraljzec, and as containing six hun
dred! prostitutjK, says Tne number
Beems,asUmiBhfngly large nut it should „
he .conßideredthat New Haven has been ■*
“ ttle else than a' military camp for the
, JWt three
i.MJ military, operations like a hideous
I Jhadow. Hot Is New Haven the only i.
locality in which this degrading vice *
has thriven since the war broke out.'
Tnai event seems to nave lifted the
flood-gates of licentiousness throughout
“Havinv hrttiii , , tbe lan d, and ‘ the Peculiar vices of
the ene m^ brthl , r r '- conDoisBance learned that large cities’ have lost their peculiaritv I
the enemy -ere before us in force, r; en . Brr- in their universal prevalence
mandoro Bent fl ' e hrixades, under com- ; and books' have, doubtless a thousand
“uos*?hi T? HOOKS ,0 “WWa, and times told the reader, fo vague ge ner
~ i, T° y ,he co ”“ua“= a tton»: He- lal terms, of ‘the evils of wfr ’bft hf
hunt ehin S the Petersburg railroad our troops I tory and ‘the books’ have but half re
had to cro«. the Port Waltham branch of , h .t ! vealed their loathsome nlture and theh
. rom our position leading to the latter-| broad, blighting sween Truly it he _
line; one crossed it near the Waltham station of Q'irWlt o ° a C>ms .° f l 1 * 0 *
the branch opposite our left, and the other ; “ Il , is foily t 0 disguise
about equidistant between the two. any lon S er the unwelcome fact tliat the
Oen. Brooks d isposed of his troope as fol- ’ , eBt mP P ° f l !? e entire West « a fail- ilo
lows: H 11-KMA.va brigade to attack the ene- : 1 honsands of acres of wheat
my on the road leading to Waltham station: ■' P'" U ? !led U P to V
three brigade! on the center road to move well 1 *.(• „ u ,-T 1 , 11 ls the Opinion of some =
to the front and create a diveision In favor of io‘ O ur . OSS* judges that there Will be verj jg
Col. Barton, of the Forty-eighth New York j “ 1 f any m °te Wheat gathered than
Volunteers, who with another brigade was to 1 . ’ .T.f 8 .4 %
move as quickly as possible to the Petersburg o t7i?„ alsc °Uraglng Statement to receive let
and Kichmond road and destroy it. 1110 P reB . tWhen the prices of hi
General Brook", p i Bn worked admirably fof,{ n w n 7l C a ie ,,. 0f °° D9UI ? I P tion «re tend- !°
Quite early In the day the force under General i”*, "P",*.? 8 " 8d ala ™ ln S a rata - Oats
HaLI.ECK, likewise the three brigades moving I a PPj eR *lll also prove short crops. *-
on the center road, came up to and engaged the SIGEL’s DisI.OYAI. SPEECH.—On Tues- s"
enemy, who, supposing we had our attacking j day uiglit Qp n . Sige] made a very re- y
party massed on these roads, moved hia forces ma Jg ft Ule speech in Martinsburg Va. He '■
from the road nearest Chester to stregthen ! S , . p war has gone On three years °
those engaged. In so doing he opened the way ’f, 11 , ls a great disgrace to the North 1
clean for Colonel Barton, who,with his brigade, ; ' iat ’ w ith all its Superiority of men and
moved quickly onward and without much re- ! m ° ne S, the rebels have not been conquer
sistance reached the Petersburg Railroad. This j ed ' 1 M ”»W here, where I Was two
he damaged so badly ns to render it unlit for 1 yearß a g n - Only think of it 1 We march '
present use; ihcn facing about, moved for our I to f -m°rrow to fight the greatest General '
position, which he gained salely. The forces i ,°,\ tlle a S e ’ the rebel Robert. Lee” At “
comprising the center also feu back, but those ! th . ,B remark the General was greeted
on the left, harins a strong position, did not j ?’ uh ses from some intense loyalists. "
mover Duriug the fight many prisoners were i ** er ®P«ed t “"i ou may hiss, but he is a
captured, who stated that the forces opposing i great Gc °eral, although a rebel.” fo
us were Gen. BkAUUEUARn’.,, numbering about T HE Very Latest— The Washfoc- If
en y thousand, and that he was commanding i thn Union says, ‘ ‘Yesterday a Western " e
* Wehion 7% had bwn ls ’“* i in search for someth^
at Weldon N. c.., expecting us to attack at ; definate in relation tojthe fightingnow en nd
some point south of Drury’s bluff. He was pres- i ln g on, stepped inti the White ,U
® but hl “ 1 on >y ar- , and asked the President if he had mi- ??,
rived, and was without artillery. Had not Gen. 1 thmg authentic from Gen . Grant The ei
Heckman’s orders been Imperatively to the ! President stnted that he had not ns ‘‘ c
contrary, he would probably have beenenabled, ! Grant was like the man that climbed the ni
ha°« adVan ‘, lge ° f havine ! r°’ e and ,hon P U,,cd POIU.M .
have inflicted severe damage on the rebel forces ,llm - i
yesterday. I have been unable to get a perfect ! At the N Y p • ,_q ... • • . . . a , D F»- _ myli-iauu;
menforjth:" ° r klllod j CT.^ inn y„Li% n “ HortlCultural
CoVe ““‘ Wlt “ 8 ProrlB °-ieenwl 0 ” 1 , PITTSBURGH !
mi rs ! 1 “: 8 A NI J Auy fa rr,
the men, the Abolition women) have ! r S? at ;. an .' 1 seventy .five cents for : Ju f e h ,h ‘l a *‘r." u?he .TihS^^e' 0 lD ‘ June Ist.
r;r;;“s b *rr -SBfe. 1 «• I wm
fort, yet to give the preference to the ceiebrat^d f ° ound b - v means of their ' Genera. il ™“| eDtS ' “« of the ,L,e a .-; ‘ ' DUEABL£
” ™ 8 ««»< i
proviso will enable the fair ladies at the ! emp‘7 into the sound. They draw' eight ? ““amiuM “ "> -oHci. you, Jcb .„o- - .
hub to draw as extensively as usual ; feet of "' atcr ' are lfin feet long, and dr- i ■ «uch antdes », wui adorn a.i're''T ’, U ° f
upon their dear “bubbys,” and to con- ! “If h gM ' ! V LlNl^t^^tM^'S 143 ' *' ,e unde, uni "'cha^Xh'.””
tmueto render their costume as decent- Poor? n“ PUl J nto Tabie Bay. , ° YE ’ , 7™ T'° U “ m ' whw ” rcful "„*"<>*»« *«i
ly fashionable and superbly stylish ns ’ Shew® - d Maroh 20 - for c ” a >- I Cor Sf?,?' 8 S ™KE. lw, ‘- vs l ' c ! ‘ Md . that the owners of plan,l
formerly T „ P ° ly „ StyllSh as I Bh ?,? ad off the harbor ten days 1 - ,he »»<l Market st. ®*r rest assured that the.- collections wn e
formerly. Lowell prints, Manchester j waiting fo,-the expiration of the thwe ! ~ "- ----- - osred for m .d.n„ o n ,o tlo a °Z ZVZ
pnghams, and Lynn balmorals may do | wh . lcl3 must e!apsc before coal I ‘ UUi f,f ,h, ‘ ff r v‘en-h o uneanaigitrdea,tiiprorr
for demure Pennamites. dasbine York- i bC oif ain su PP Jied from ’ the same • ' Dii “ oe a,so 80Hc| ts of
: SB-r” rr>
of their “worser-halfs”too well to swal- townshin fo fo°l 88Sea8or °, f , ». aZ;T' f ,un ‘ n -
lowa dose so artfully prepared for “"’’fust'and Oafo™^lmplements
Kmckerbockers and Quakers, and there- beat Him with’ a preacher an school I f U .' e " *-•
fore they are not about to suffer in f ac f r > who ba* been “loyal,” and ! ,lsh «l a basts from which wl feii no," ‘"f 1 " “ a ~™ Pounum
health and comfort-which means 9hout mg war at home. ' are no, surprised a, ' ‘ W ° rk '
French silk's, satins, bonnets, etc.,—even in the'jamf S barlcBton mon-clads are j thc pcraone »’ho write them are. w e Hortk“"ln fhff’
oViirr T“ ey int °' lhe PoCketS i f rt Darlln * , R w e d’ go "fo I R*i cli mof d“ hv “ h,DC * ! Hor,icul,u«l
hle- orda and masters. How sensi- ! ‘hat way. It is reported that the army i r Bedford, Mass., Nov'm ibss »“reign and Exot,.- F r-:,t.
, and, Withal, how characteristic’ i!„ Sl'(W« <>nt1 ’ Underßcaur egard, amoum Sin :_I have been afflicted many years ' Dried Fruit,
1 the R^ men ’ T m ,e Lee haa 100 - 000 on ;I h prostrating cramp, in my i lm L, cold " ax rr,! ”.
the Rapidan and Rappahannock. ’[7 an f haD<U > “‘i » general disordered system in Sh-.rr r G-.r.len .Maluary
SIT 118 medicines failed lo rebev « annUne ßl "' Jr^^ - “f -cry kind, or
While visiting some friends New York f Ung of a rural oi rustic charaefer that lne« 1
r,rr a, 7 zr ny <
AT floeal hall. 7 800 Actps TimWT a,
Respectfully, JBDITB a »roa.. may ’ ..1^
Fair. with BU I oa-adllg 1 n a r k eJ- Cre,ary °': I
*bSSSfi!S , 23£S
gen; BHOOKS IS ACTION
The Worlds Peninsular correspond
ent, writing on the ,6th, give* somede
tails of the expedition To' cu£ the rail
roads south of Richmond under the
immediate command of Gen. Brooks.
er speaking of a reconnoissance to
•eel the enemy by Gen. Heckman, he
porceeds as follows:
Grant for President.
The N. T. Herald begins to see that
Gen. Grant is “the Coming Man.” It
says:
The Remains of Gen. Hays.
I °™*ik op
; “esc «s?
lESsssse^fie
cle or S tra^l&^y JlSnd * very » u f«rtor «rti-
B Sfn^M^" phtae and
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n their own stAbles. 3
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(.'orner Fourth and Market St. j
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Silver and Brass Platers, '
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PITTSBURGH.
1 fc^* >Dß^T!Bl, BY UPPrrw
Opdry’a ap“p^tS. th ° Ut pa, “ by tbEUM °f *r"
—* ‘l 1 ° *' Jtt AiV .
.AU work warjjuxted
'’ jsMrd ■
~**“•-*»<* PITTSBUEQH.
I .<! »v.3t--v
A lv " r „ RESOM'TIO!* PROPOS
m l QONSTrrmnv AMENDMENTS to
Senale'arut w™. Vy°‘ N Bl “ re3cl ™4 by the
maUh o7‘p I ™ Ji?- f B *P'?‘ rn ta‘tvctofthe Common
fhltthi£%?y‘Vania Gen,ro7 met,
the (WMt U uH„^nr a S. en ! 1 . mentB be Proposed to
cortMo^with rhe Commonwealth, in ac
thSSf h h I,rovla, ons of the tenth article
thlS e « e r«!?li l of t S, ai V, sdditional neotion to the
' a?foT»^ OD - ‘° be deS^a '
r „i„*^J!,”.^. v y, heneTer any ° f the qualified
PEfreWn^? i 'SESTET tte^ldn
Ushed fof ttaSS? 0F AN rNVALID.—Pub- from the President of the ( mled StS o v
YOUNQ MENUS’ ‘S' 1 «» CAUTION TO the authority of tins Commonwealth
Nervous DebStv i,° the i?’ w £° 6u, fer from ‘? rs „ ma J exercise the right of suifriie In iSI
hood, io .S n * ture Cecav of Man- I elections by the citizens, under such refdlatinni
«* Suty-Ooan oe» 6 “““‘tmeTosNium , aa arc, or shall be, prescribed by law, Sfully “f
“*W considerable quackery 1 I «on? I,reBCn ' thelr P**c. ol'eVc!
! <» r
JebMmdiw “ “ CC,ion6 c *"' “< ■>“«,«
-1 . ■— ' . “•'Section 8. No bill shall be passed bvthp T p-t
2SsSSS I »W6*»««*a*
StaMßßpB 1 :
a^d““U S has P hUed f “* ed . aadirect£Kl 11 cannot teule'coSfe&cJ b * e "' ° r “* y i
Ac. Il'is nerfechUM 8 ’ ““aloe, insect stings, 'v iter r.t the Senate. |
Druggiata. ’ , ) . TT* ,ha ’ ,h * fore ?°tng j
' £r«f!ti J °bl' Kca of^thcOM-|
sfo, r £“ £; |v o fro „ pr^ifn 8 /
::r oa meiD 1
CRISTADORO'S hair dyk my hand and caused the seal ofThe s^re’. 0
permanent^ he'a 1 1 hfu 1 “$&• afflX ° d ' !
a h n ?, rl ehneas of the ' dSS The hoc Secretary “Sthe fommontceeith
b/ij.g£»^.MfiSaSE! S:
Crietndovo.. Bair PrLrvaU v., of “VhV “ d Asaa “ b 'f
raSil-fcAssS :
:asS;;SS'
Aafor Hm J v- CKISTADOBO, No 6 "“"““-and ’he act, entitled 'ln I«nre
811 • j^SSSSSSSB!
v r“ a «^=KS‘
ELI SUPER,
of Du t ommonicealtk
FACT.
“ * • . Rbl£B »®Obv, Wls.. Sept. 16, 1863
for fourteen months— aJ j my hoB P itai
At Alton, in tko speechlessandnearly dead
tion Bl«? rs 11J '‘ he l' e Th^ e^ ttle 01
speech and cured me. • “ F L Tr™.“ y
£» ss«a?as»s«:
I HiTEMEVKE hUKSIOK, 67TH St. )
t,_ r, New i ork. Auir. 2 tssa /
aslisslss
■poonful of re ß„ t^, e “““ "'“h but a tea-
Strength rapidly lnoreaeed s and 1 «h.> S / ,petlt ® “ <1
EespectWy,
Ueve the PlamaTio^S?t h J^° a ’ for 1 ver “s- be
• Rct W w w ftfive saved rav Ufe
Ly ' w. H. Waggoner, Madrid, N.V.”
Of thv Plantltion W n! t „“ enil two bottle, more
been
Asa Cuiyus, Philadelphia,
*° •
HT ‘ J. S. Cathorw, Rochester, N. y.n
to'hundri. I ,^' P ‘“f ati ° n Blt^ B
most astonishing Sech Wlers « _ltl > the
Superintendent Soldl e S-Home“c“^..,
me of I lone 3?® Plantation Bitters b&ve cureii
M KraoSLEY, Cleveland, O."
me of a*deranSmfn?Sf thf rS itter “ h ? vc <mre<l
Organs Bnd Urinary
like a ‘h“Sn aS diB,re *«« i me for year,. iTaSi,
O. 0. Moore,
&.c . No. 264 Broadway,”
*°-> ic., & o.
thlu P 1"\ ation Bitter » make the weak atrong
‘ S d “ d are exhaused natu^
-r*' Tbey are corapoaed of t hc “L
fioo.a h!“! B “ k< Saaaafras,
St. Croix R um ' a “ P ~ TOdta «*"*“** P"e
8. T.—lB6o—X.
woaL ? f aaleat * r ? habit., troubled with
lack 0/?*“’ pi,l P itatlon of the heart,
er r * ppetite ' <UBttea. after eating, torpid lir-
Mt-ii Kii ; -JS, and are warranted to produce an
' Iv sereeshi “ eflcial effeot The s are exceeding
tf i” W ’ I * rfCctl3 ’ P ure harmless.
" 1 ,l Aru j.e;aoi. preteoilum to sell i-lan
son. ™ to "Ulch several pip.
tlehiu> afr ?? isr 111 Prison. See that every bot-
Sto«.rt*mp OT ” “*
labeLSoM ' tfgnature on rteel-plate nde
the haWtahle^l<S PeCtal>lB th^ oughoat
BITTKIW
smoN 1 tohnston; :
. .ftttnsmdta^oa
MrEBS ’ SeHpyER SCO., l®^SKr.as»;jsr^»
'^s-ass,
cannot ? et a box '
Bt ? re in hifl him wr. *. toSf'
I tfilFman 11 . ne ; eDC Joaiflg- thefjhmoujit. .and C f
wuj mai a box free of expense Many dSSere
ke . ep my raedlcin Ps on hand becausetheT
make as much profit as on other period
3fi cents, 88 cents, and *l lO perlSior
myd-Iwe
PHINTEBS
Blank Book Manufacturers,
®r o. 3 ©
FIFTH street
POST BUILDINOS.
6 0rder * Pro "» u y Attended «o. !
P - ft DRAKE « CO.,
. aosproadway, n. y.
WM S. BISSELL,
- a ™ ■ ™o lAl v ; Good Power for Saw Mills.
Old Curiosity Shop.” :
v- r r •-• -i
*|w
present war, of the Meximn Ul> lles t,r tixe ‘ myl2 Broker,
Indian o n ii) , Mexican war, war of 1812 1 ' No. 6? Fourth a»xd»
G]RAVEL «oo™ G
auToa, * *
at-css-K “
sr.,*z; - ——
Committee. But art-nul , txeeutlve
-““ r 8416
£4 zzszzzz £;?! T™°&&sr~
' alue. Give everythin? von <>• nat «d, its , X selected as the “
rest. y cajl antl ,p nd us the I or Allegheny county:
r,il U!h '‘ lf °‘ ‘he Committee, ! '"^M^iteberts,
qho h ,-„ sirman . : gStfigH*.
A “ Secretary /w? h Z wIDt ’
«00, c exhibi - F^“;
f ° C „mm,t ,o J ,,hCr ° f D R? gPSggK,™ meet EVERY THUBS
w. D MGOWAN, Office, No.UeelpfSb^ 0 ?^’ 8
M Water ,t., Pittsburgn. vemion * he
HCI.V. .lAS VFFCH 6 l ,l'“! or joining in the movemtnt in favor
cotmet ,b and I &%£&£” “*
DR. JOHN DICKSON my 12-tf
corner Pena and Hand streets. f
-.. s - RIDDLE, j
m 5 3-,u n ‘msffiim'” 1 ; A tS££Sa®c l Sfor T 2!L3?!3fe
DE N T I S T ’ !
Bllt jr nd , “r rt,,R !" rt ' A “S£ ce
BaSSmfapivUP"' “-****
SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
at Mahoning Furnace M,a l a C °-Partnerahij,
.0£f e ‘ ‘he lame n of“AreK^Sv C °B U lg’a i i
OOIL, r &c e purpo,e of mal “os MIIfING
JOHN S. DILWORTH
M - bailey, ’
myio-aw CHC '° <;K ’ m ' vi <eery &. co.
T|R. browjt, the~6Ed
lle e ScKS“ ii.sssSS s *
all dlaeare. In the shortest ic iS?? ,ter
year. of practice h Tw “ty
Sery in this city “ranch of sur
eommend Wm t?re-
treated l^!£s2l fear
'*■ , •■-'■;*-- w-. : myia.it »
Such a
Sewing Ma
chine AS would
excel all others, and
among the many stand —r
S 1 “"equaled. Expense I j v
£?* been disregarded; tolmprove W ,7,
has been our a3m, and carefully avoiding E &
Btfie, in a ?he c£ a 3 ““I'?* 1 ' cither “ price or
celebrated “Grover & J£? a ? maWnff the
tomera hare the i)rtrtizf.f ■ an <* *U cus
el.her, If not suite/ *”
' i’u Joiiing I>o<
Office; »0.18 FIFTH STREET,
SALE
border, promptly attended to at price, that
Democratic Meeting.
A receipt warranted to
Prevent lie Hair from Filing ihft
j Reuore It. Orowth and Colo r,
SentlWtWMt,
4 JLL m^'
■ r~^—
•■• e hha* 6iio iiealf" *-'~w3'*><*'3
In store*** .1^
TO-DAY’S,.
VEKTISEMEOTB,
fi rv moke but the best.
For every description of Family Sewing-plain
orornamental, upon the Bnest fabric, medlumor
J eat Sphere is no Sewing Machine so
Mrform Pt ! d a “ theWBOVEE fc blkEß,Which
and perfectly ri ff diy ’ noiseleasl y> «wily
mreuertnv w to the household
, vlng woman from her constant care that
useless task, her never ending^ng
GROVER & BAKER
T ° i*7 rfec , tlon of Sewing Ma
h “.[ or family nae, years of
patient, persevering study
«ave been, devoted* with
Ci fl constant ambition
and purpose of
presenting
the public
The many dis
advantages and
objections that
have been appa
rent to all who
have examined
or operated oth
e[. Sewing Ma
chines. THE
‘‘GROVER A
BAH EE” is
confidently pla
c“s,.before the
public, as pos
sessing such ad
vantages, from
recent- valuable
patents, essen
and incom
parable im
provements that
an examination
only is required
oy those lnter
ested, to pro
claim this will
ing little seam
stress, with ita
arm of steel,
Embroidering,
Gathering,
Hemming.
Stitching,
Braiding,
Quilting.
Tucking,
Binding,
Cording.
Felling,
They Have no Equals
CALL AND EXAMINE.
SEND FOE A CIHOULAH,
BUY THE BEST.
A. F. CH ATONE Y.
General Agent.
OJTV JSKUON.”
Executive Committee'’
AND TO
RE;wAßi>ys;
No ' 62 J^wSiatßrj
PREsiaf u*eati|‘
we have • ‘wmwers In hi* good caute,
customers the
“k where we shall* eetm™!** ll ? never **°P H>
f° ne J andeostomers Hy “»
Hog, at CONCERT ]Ka I “!»“*«-
next door to the STOBE,
for the least money a<s bc,t Ooods
shall keep.paee 11 We
may in thVlhwe and > «°me what
‘VMdy m^eney^/ 0 '? "W tad us
myf o6 HouB€s “^^latln/the"^^
wTsmccSs
farm for S4X.E.
£anSj^, n my 9 oTOlge f ini™th» al “ff"* of my
* J«ly» t o an 1 £aSiy natural S?, 11 ! , ratloaa of
my affairs and conffoeim A b to “““tract
establiahed JBrewlnz 15 M tt w? tl °n to my odd
SStesdSssS'SSf-i
T “* »ag“lawtrt E.tale of
WAXU3JNQTON,
wealthy and highly resDMtonia "ff B ? borh ood of
the Bethamy turuplS P toi^i?,J >eo ? le - «la on
Ing. The manaloiii? fron > Wheel
and commodious, (So feet brTS flennESf’ Jtrs *
modern convenience surrnnn/il?*" ev &*¥
bery and trees. The prmclnlllX, nT n h afirao
neat and comfortable t^T. teMnt bouaeda a
dairy house i«s°Xus waV'?!’ 7 brtck - The
I ientiy arranged. There «™ a s Ure l B ar “ co “ven
on the estate^!all renTed ■t„ iIS °°“*ee»
f“ta,) the renfejf of which Sm s*“ BW*4S»-
taxea. An extensive barn *be
divided into stabile? for ia h itb BTone basement
40 cattle, with eoldfra ° faes > “« “tail, for
thing iith, «*»*■
stands in a yaw no «« ” on of a f *nn »it
brick sheds for cattfrind 1 *hS Barr ?on<teM>y
smith’s shop and slaughXho use P ’ alao blaok '
•*
growing crop, conaUt of ii . t*’a The
•HI acres of fail barlev • 27 of fall wheat;
36 acre, of black^iS/ILXs oiSK^®" I ** I
of potatoes; 66 a*T*, a _ °f corn jl2 acres
good pasture, , baia oeein
stated on the 31st Op 801(1 ** above
ker^Broohs^', P «'
Jay Hannah, Pearl street • m * ufn?s > John.
Pearl street; Messrs jv* >l>£^w llilain Hannah.
Water street. ' Oromhie & Child, lj
Bullett* .&*.
I H, Straua, Bro. it '
J j Fle iT in lm^^ sto! ' e -
House. J ' ■“* Malt
street. D. H. Mitchell & Coif Water
a' J?® inericksbopcli; ’ '
sSfSS* 5 '
T l Dro^ 81 “'“M^rSpLES.
STEEL ENGRAVINGS^
Of the two Ojttoße Ohutciof
REVS. JOHN HUGHES, 0. D.,
First Archbishopof New York •
Francis Patrick M’Kenrick, D. D.,
Archbishop of Baltimore,
PRICE only *£oo£«,
Si
Also, CAHD PHOTOGEAFH3 of the same,
°TVI 'V 23 CEKia,
Jtißt received at 1 j j s»>" ]
H. D. BEEGET & CO/S* ’
Sole agents for «tUbu*h and AUegheny
HO. 1 28 SMITHFIEtD STREET,
Between 6th and 6th second door from Virgin
Jlr. L. agent.
Phoßnk Fire Insurance Oompanv,
CASH N ' Y ” APrU *“■ ,BS4 -J '
P Al ' “
a,3 i I U 88—8703,118 88
n „ ASSETS.
J?pS£L ß ? Xlkan<,ollhaiul 68,134 71
Beal Estate owned by the
Company..
Bonds And Mortgagee
mostly dwelling houies,’
worth in each cose from
fh.« IS 0 per cent * more
than theamount loaned uu ai
Loans on Demand, eecur- ’ 04
fd by collaterals of
Bank and United States
Securities, the market
value of which is $254,-
Eire and inJMd Premiums' 220,675 00
uncollected, and allcon-. .
Bills HecflraMe foVpre- U * 2o7 14
accrued but _uot
J™WnUnldn
vSi« Mock ' Market
*5,060 7 'iio uV s.' Treasl 5,000 00
ary Notes. Markot
value
*“l 00 '' \ T S- 6-20 Bonds.'
«8 000 b ii V u o C «,600 oo
WiOjwO U. S. 6 per cent
s Bonds of 1867. Market
value
U. S. 5 per cent.
1 Bonds of 1885. Market
fSMM e TWe»ie fiidi; U,3W “°
B O-udi: 11,185 00
Market value .
Lldbilltiej .
STEPHEN OHOWEI r°T= U
EDGAR W. Mmm? P ,^ ,ld^ n '.
PHILANDEE®HA^s^|^* ,ddaot >
S. s. betaln. :
“* T ******
80HMEBTZ & BLEAEXET,
Manufacturers and wholesale dealere to
Illuminating- and Imbricating Oflg ' i " :
CRPDE PETHOLEtMOtt, b|»Z o ’Lis '
LASIPS,
feb22 No. 135, Wood rtreet, P . » :,
PHXKG STOCK OB'
<’ I A .N O S'
fiWSaw** * •;;;
CHicßKitnro * sioiig;
P. KHKRSOS, JABn Wt*:|o*jriij
«asi» %o .-ari' ,1
<®*& o vsxarfisi? ’< ! ' ! ' ; ~ -
ttWbttk
20,100 00
0,727 00 ■
49,656 25>~$7Q3 > x|3'’g3 )