■ ——
ADVKr iiSUNG RATES.
■ vwo»rl mtlK m * tter per Bqn *™’ t«nroi4*,j
OietMerfita. .....* TBlOne month ' *7so'
t • *r» two . moitti:::
*r«. e , «'.&O Six months 20 75
tea:::;::
1 ne Bquare changeable onec a week 1 year g 30,00
.JjfiA J-iair i* o e x ,
MMeTnlbSeripMoni by mall, *-5,00 per year.
Delivered, in the city, at lb cents per week
W EEK LY P()8T
single subscriptions
Hve copies, each
Ten copies, each
each, (and one to getter up,")
JAS. P. BAER,
• Editor and Proprietor.
MEDICAL
Cr*™” ate' VS FOR TlrE
THt J,ONG SOUGHT FOR
OIBCOVERED AT LAST.
CHEROKEE REMEDY,
CHEROKEE * INJECTION
Root*. Barks and Leaves,
HI.HO!\ t,b- HL d L I> 1 , the y real Indian Uiurct
n~, cures aU d . „ ~t t urinary orijans, truck as
/nconlifKntv of ijie i-r.ne, Jvjlammation of tht
mttdcer, Injlamiuitun r.f the hidncyx. Stone in the
blunder, Stn<.!ur>. Urcvrl, Gleet , Gonorrheta, and
is especially recommended in those eases of Fluor
Aldus (nr H7i lies m females) where all the old naus
evus medicin/ s ha' r failed.
4Wlt is prep.uvd in a highly* concentrated
form, tin* t,n s e wiiy tu-mpr from one to two tea
spuoniuls three times a day.
is diuretic and alternative in its action:
purifying and cleansing the blood, causing it to
How in al, it* original purity and vigor: thus re
moving trojn : system all pernicious causes
which nave induc.-d
CUEItOttEE IAJI:CTIO\ is intended
ss sn ally m to tl.e Cln-rnk,.,. Hem
eaj. hi. . g;muui p,. i.sfju in conjunction wiih
ttm me.1.,-I-..-i., C;n.,rrl,mo. utnt
tUor Junto or II oxtn. Its clu-cte «r» hralinr
soom.inj cri.n.t:, I‘‘: irmcning all Ming
1ie.1., eh„ri.. ,■ :iml |n„.. iatlrnd of the lmrnm K
ami nlniu.-t dn, iim-iumti,,,; ,„. MW ,| C „ CO 5
" Dh nearly .ill ihc cheap cuack Injections.
me use oi ij u - Chernktc Ucincdy
CUrroUvv Injection—the two medicines
ai the same turn—-tl! inipro]*or discharges are
remo% eU, and me weakened organs are sueedilv
restored to lull ■, icnr ami strength. J
f::ll particulars -or our pamphlet
iron, any dr:: c .-lore m the country. or untr m
UfamliveWnl n.H.iljv.' in anv -ul.tress, a full
treatise. '
X>sr*Price < ; l»crf>Jrc<' Remetly. $2 r>t*r hotf],
or three bourn* toi to.
< h, rf ,?cc<‘fnjcctiou. *-j per hot
*.lc, or tin»*i* t.onh-a tor *O.
•W“Scn: D> K.vjt
of priee.
by all (iru-prists orywho:-
Dr. W. R, Marwin & Go.,
'OLE EROERIKTOR
>(•’. S 3 Liberty strvoi, New York
Sold by Dr. UEO. h KEYSER. X,,.' no
WoodsUett. ml.lo-eod.il&w
" '■> scy :uMrr*S3 nn r^ceipi
rjIHE; GREAT lMH.tjlllKDiciSE,
i'oinpp’inded from
CO
sc:
QC
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oa
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w' 5
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C/3
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CHEROIv K f; <;• j r jr;;
An unfailiih' c,:rr- ]:■■■ ''.icreiatorriue, S'-ieina’
tfcotnm, n«- ri'L".
caussd by »„« .« ’uZ Sr \},Ln
Lniyenat LauiUfU, I'.iins -,:i r-.e f i.f
tion t ane t,e l , be Je
partina front the y~.:: i ,>/' r.u.T-,-,. 1
fi2T“fills medicine is a stmpie veeofable ex
tract, and one on .vhich all An rely" af u hj.
adlh ih’ Cd in , ocr r r,ctlci ' >°r many years. an 1
« lt& thousands ;rcMc\l. it has not failed in a =j..
gle instance. Its <v.:rativc powers have br ,
ca^ C^6llt tw^Ain vic!or y ovt*r t!ic most stubb-v-i 1
thOS ", "! lu ll “ v « with their <• ■..
•tltution, until th.-y tlitnk t.'u-msL-lvi-a w,. :
-'nt'tllC 11 11 id. H-. 1 »-„uM Buy, u/ s . :
h?„ith h 6 l-'rnu will rcaorc yoi: i.j
haveUed. V ‘ SOri " r:1 ! ‘ !!Cr ,U 1 1'“«* .“oc -is
f - u * ! get * eircuMr from .hi >•
fS**£h* in n tl - co: ‘ ::: 0*- ( r writ.; Oie
tore, who '- i** !U‘t> :o hnv oue ileOriiu: tiu*
ujl t . l T l ‘* ,c ;■ -.mpl./ot form. h
per t:ot f it*. <-»;• '.hret.* lutnffß fi.r iA
fvorW ™n‘ed Ly „n ' o T.he
Sold t>y all respeuCiUu druggists ever'-vehere
Dr, Yv. Ki & Co,,
.. . SOLE l'li!Oi*KlETojjs,
SoM by
. c - I'ihKw.id^i.vu-
WHEELER '& WILSON’S
SEWIN (IMACH I NILS
j QO TO THE AGENCY AXJ.i EX
awiiit.', aiulyyu null then atrree with
J us. that It ia hu h 1 ui<>f*t jK-rlf.-t in-
i Btram*Mt Kvr
| E yE!;v '
i
by tb-: j;i:
j UliKL£ :i!i’ <l r bettor and best, anil
the be*t we feel eutircly
j salela auiiuis “Wheeler & Wll-
i son’s."— Il'rtim Advoi,:!r.
QTHEY HAVE Vw idVAL
Scientific American.
gAVE receive*! the Highest iTemi-
ums wherever exhibited.
~pASILt MAN AG ED, not liable tc,
get out of order, very beautilul and
simple in construction.—A". Y. Elan.
gEFOKE PURCHASING. fxnniuia
the 4 • Whee ler &. W j;..» n .
~p|XOELS In all the qualities that con-
stitut-ea good machine.— Independent,
IgURFASSBS all others.— La R(^
fpHIS 1b unquestionably the ! -st Srw
tng Machine, and is the one >, u - 0
oaq unqualifiedly reoommer.
United Prctbytcricn.
These ’Maohinea are 'Warranted for
Three years.
from $5O upwards.
PITTSBURGH OFFICE,
NO. 27 FIFTH STREET,;
WM. SUMNER & CO.,
epMmeod
*l,6n
. I,4J<
1,30
I 1,20?
l,lfr
Of This Valuable iuma,
Of this Valuable 'I onic,
Of this Valuable Tome,
Ol thU Valuable Tunic,
Only 76 Ota. and One Doilar per Bottle.
Only 75 Tin. and. One Dollar per Hottle,
Only 75 ( :ts. and One Dollar per Hottle,
Only 75 Ota. and One Dollar per Dottle.
iiUnufactmed solely by S. A Ki'nKEl, i
Bid. Generali n-pot, U 8 Market street, liar.
rl " llur ß' £*■■, I/’ts-'lem PITI'SItUKtiH by all
respectable dealers. 3
fr or Hale by R. E. SELLERS &.
00.. Hud B. La. I AHi\ESTOOK & (.to
J;;nl4-6in
Harvey’s Chroiio Thermal
« »r iu restoring the system to perfect health when
r,Alloclioi.s, Brolai.sue,
L Un. ISO U lutes, nr other u eaknessee or the ;
l. tonne tJrcaim. The Pills ore priieetly harmless
on the coneiituUon, and may ho taken bv the i
most delicate females without causing distress
at the same time ’ !
THEV ACT AS A CHAUM,
By strenfftnenins;, invigorating, and restoring the
■1 stem to a healthy condition, and by bringing
on the monthly period with regularity. No mat
ter lrom what cause the obstruction may arise.
Ihey should, however, NOT be taken the first
three or four months of pregnancy, though sale
at any other time, as miscarriage would be the
result.
; v s \
/ } j
Each box contains «0 Pills. PRICE, ONE
Lm iELAR.
Dlt. HARVEY’S TREATISE
on Diseases u! Females, Pregnaucy, Miscarriage
Harrenuess, Sterility, Keproduction, and Abuses ac*
ui ISaf-nre and emphatically the LADIES’FiU- "
\A I E MEDICAL ADYISEK, a pamphlet of 70 NEW JIIQT RPPCIUCri~
i'jljM.jcnttreetoMj’a'Mrett. Six cents requir- ” u UUUOJUdI ncLtlVcD,
«*Vic pills iini) Book will be B «,t by mail, T,< ‘n !' F T 11 ’■ v “IRS
cnnndonMally, when Aeslred, ssmsirsluEi, sweiuii/ ' IaIKU ‘' u: l»rtfe ,u,J
ami pre-paid on receipt of money by '
J. HK\ AN, M. 1)., (jeuerol xlgent,
No. Cedar street. New York.
JiT.ioscph Fiemlisp, Druggie, corner of
tite Diamond and Market street, agent for I'ltts
- oct-emdacw
TO AI.L CO.\CEIISI£D<-
I » A.ruong a certain class ol sell-important peo
, pie there is a peculiar feeling of contempt attkch
i r«l to all phj sieiana that advert im* and treat the , , ,
j ui.»eases named in this card, (htiv.o k iHaKASkHj 1
why this should he, thej' not no otic else can tell, u,,-- wll |,nd vt>rr moft ♦ r
Are they not aware that all physicians treAt dl»- J J I'tettj styles ui
; Ol every denomination. n. tact solicit just
! the very diseases that are so obnoxious to these
i very refined parties. 1 suppose they would not
■ let oue id then family go to a party that has de
- vo:e<l years lor their benefit, l*cause he advertl
| sea the tact, and their family physician Bays he is
| a humbug so he can get thecase. Often he has
j almost vle;m\ ed the party of his life. He corneß
j a: last to the physician mat advertises—how else
j are they to know T Are thev not aware that Sir 1
| Astley Cooper, Mr J.enjamin Hrodie, Mr Charles
I Fid and M. Paul Kicord devoted years in the r -Hij
I treatment of these diseases ! These men are held
i up as shining lights in the medical world ; I don't
assert thAt all men are worlhv that publish, still
■ there are a great number ol them that are. 1 have : hfH»Nb AM U-Vihitb 'v
demoted myself to the study and treatment of ' ' " '' ' ,fMi
| rniVATE upwards of 40 years and
i without egotism can say 1 have an veil hundmU ;-. w-r •„ . , ~ , ~ .
j trom years of misery aud untimely death. My vi *' ‘ l *' •“ 1 ' ! '
! tW->tnient is confined to the vegetable altogcjher, , fli ' • 1 ■' l ' 1 l;. i A K.u ].m s ,
as I think it is the l*ost and most certain. It 1b In 1 u, ‘ *• " u «*» v\c}.a\e as fine - lot , » nvi
my power to bring hundreds of certificates il I U: \\ l.i.ivc •.| !lK v s „, . , ' h
thought it necessary to certily to my general sue- / r*. \< r ~ any
cosi : but my long residence in this city is sufli- 2 A ‘ Ijulu,i * Hn <> Cents' ldncn Collars
mentproolwithoutaddingmore. Sj>ermaturrhea dotes and Huston 1 ookei
and all diseases arising from it arc cured iu a P« Mtll i i>„ rj . , , KS|
much shorter time than heretofore. It behooveo . i-t ~ H , lu ! 1 ur ’ 4t n i <*»egnn? ste, l and jet
e\ery*young man and woman to be careluiin so- troches, Holts and Holt Huckles, and
looting a physician. The different advertisements H 1 line of ’1 riminings and I'anov ii
that are seen in our papers are of no worth, and * lo
uo benefit will Arise irom ans%vcrs than only loss A ** C’lieap aw tlie ClhMou. o .
oi health and money. Hundreds are cured annu- uc-upcsl.
ally by my new remedies. Address FOX 800. K
jan-lyd Pittsburgh Poßtontce.
Horticultural & Floral Department, h| , a
PITTSBURGH
SAN IT A I; V 1 ALK, New
Juur 'lf- 1. : A*6W
COMMITTKK PL VXTS 1 vr
i i-K(.'lTs AND Frit iWcniitiiJt-niJy ap- ' -NOW
i pe»l to tlie ttiil of alJUoriiculcurista and Florists :
| belli Amaliur, (.'omiuercial and I’tofessional. j
; Hie laudable i.bject rd this Fair an;! the appar- ; NOW
i-i«t exigencies of the time, and the development 1
'" J *‘ ACh J«y -'lif’ne, will urge the Patriot and |
j Philanthropist. NeW
I We solicit your donations or contributions of !
; a,: °h artiolcn as will adorn and render attractive |
j the Heimrtment undercut charge, which is of ! |l pw
I wnple extent, and where careful attendants will
, nlwajsbe at hand, that the owners of plants
may rest assured that their collections will he > VT
i crircd for. In addition to the ordinary pro- ■
p duds ot the green-house and garden, the Com- :
j “‘ittee also solicits contributions of
limniuetß, Cut Flower?., aJgW
11 tbkeU of Flowers. J -ru*d Flowers,
Floral Designs, Wax Flowers,
Hanging Baskois, Heather I lowers, : NeW
I* lower tStauds, Phamtom Bouquets, j
Fern Oases, Autumn Leaves,
Aviaries, Aquarii, !
Gardening Implements, Seeds,
Native Wine, Gardening Kooks,
! Garden Seats &. Vases, Fountains.
Hortioulrural Iron Work,
Horticultural Wire Work,
Horticultural China and Glass,
Horticultural Pottery,
Foreign and Exotic Fruit,
Dried Fruit,
Wax Fruit.
Garden Statuary.
In short, Rustic Ornaments of every kind, or
nnylliiiiK or a rural or rustic character that does
not strictly belong to the Agricultural Depart
mont.
Daily contributions of cut (lowers, bouquets,
designs, baskets, Ac., so as to Insure a constant
ami regular supply during the Fair, will be very
acceptable, and contributors will please arrange
" 1,11 'he Chairman or the Committee.
AT FLOEAL HALT,.
Donations or contributions Horn ~|.r c, , | m .
be sent to O. D. McGOWAX, r.cretary oT
• he Fair, with Bill of Lading mai kc!
;i *>) riiirt twnr-
; Jnfi'f!tfjrn.
Philadelphia I',ra.
’ —Parly Gc.z.
‘‘For Ihe Floral and Horticultural
lh]iartmuil—For the Committee.” 1
WM. S. BISSELL,
CHAIRMAN.
„ DYSPEPSIA crackers,
- -AT THE—
BOSTON CRACKER BAKERY,
NO. 64 FOURTH STKEETj
_??? s. & mabvtn.
R , ?fTo^ T F^’t?e l^ PFFAW>OOOP
*t JAMES BOWN,
Ql & 1 - UOWooditmt.
agents.
JJVSKEt'S CELEBRATED
Bitter Wine of Iron,
Bitter Wine of Iron.
Bitter Wine of Iron,
Bitter Wine of Iron,
The G reat Tonic,
The Great* jTonic,
Tlie Great Tonio.
Die Great Tonic,
r or lndigestion,
E or Dyspepsia and Indigestion,
For Dyspepsia and indigestion,
| For Dyspepsia and Indigestion,
I For Weak Stomachs and General Debility
! For 'Weak Stomachs and General Debility
For Weak Stomachs anil (Jeueral Debility
„ , For weak stomachs and General Debility
IteiiaMc and sure to do Good, % y
Reliable and Sure todoGood .
Reliable and Sure to do Good
Reliable and Sure to do Good,
And Oannotdo Harm,
And Oannotdo Harm,
And Cknnot do Harm,
r+ ~ . . , -And Cannot do Harm
It Coßts but little and Purifies the Blood,
It Costs but little and Purifies the Blood,
1 Costs but little and Purifies the Blood,
It Costs but little and Purities the Blood’
We only ask a
We only ask a
We only ask a
W’e only ask a
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
“Great American Remedy.”
PILLS
jj < VVEKEyKRYETFAILEDIWHEN
. "i the directions have been strictly followed)
irisiug from
'>tki;otions, on stoppage of
NATURE.
| DRY GOODS, _HOSIERY, &C
1864. Spring & Summer
AND HANDSOME
SHAWLS, CLOAKS, SACQUES,
Dress Goods and Balmorals,
Just opening at
I c. HANSON LOVE & CO.’S,
| Together with every description oi
I Housefnnuslnng and Mourning Goods,
| Also the largest and heat assorted stoek of
Cassimeres, Cloths and Jeans,
FOR MEN and BOY’S,
t hat we have been able to other for a long time.
1 hi/ise five us a call and examine our stock.
C. Hanson Love & Co.,
74 and 76 Market stre
fJIHIRD ARRIVAL OK
IS' E W spring
SUMMER GOODS
HUGUS & HAGUE,
Cor. Fifth and Market St
Arc cow opening .1 splen.lM «<tocl: «>f
CLOAKS. SHAWLS
1 ’*•' Ni-.WKST STVI.K>
Frencli thiulzes, Hoop Skirls
11 ALJI O X{ l s ,
And a full line ot
DOMESTIC GOODS
ALWAYS UN HAND.
Stock of Now Goods.
• u < xtet)Sivf' fiAaortmc-nt,
u. i.js and MisstV Eatsajia Borxtts
Wl,„k. e ale linm,is uji stairs and in basement.
MACRUM & GLIDE,
"7*i IVlirrkct street.
Now Goods
Goods i
! v
j »' c
Goods i
Goods :
Goods ;
1 -
Goods ' §
: m
Goods > S 3
Goods ; 2Q
Goods E“*
Goods j
r|HIE greatest variety of
ELEGANT AND CHEAP
WALL PAPER,
OIL CLOTHS
WINDOW SHADES
ARE SOLD AT
FOERSTER & SCHWARZ’S,
164 Smithfleld Street,
PIC-NIC CRACKERS,
MADE AT THE
BOSTON OEAGKEB BAXEEY,
NO. 64 FOURTH STREET,
“T 23 S. S. MARVIN.
mmm *BLS CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR
Nail a, aaaorted
Clover Seed. ,
Meaa Beat,
Maokeral, bbli and halvaa.
T Herring,
In store and foraaleby
PATTERSON ft AMMON
—— No. 6 "Wood st.
assortment of la
°alter*
EITTSBURGH. Tl
1864.1 FIRST NATIONAL BANK
■ Pittsburgh Trust Company haling onrm.
i cv^und!l? r rh“V iC i t to J lr o'Tde a National Uurfen
; iJank OK piTtsutm.?' u lßBT ,national
! 'ihsss^m,
TrnJ a “ cceM whl6l ‘ has attended the Pittsburgh
lrust (Jonipany since its organization in in&>
will we believe be a sufficient guarantee that busi
2S?p e t n h ruAedto the Uew «SSSs?S?willrt
e . tte attention.
niit Vulßa i v *f r >* extensive co/regpondence with
Banks and Bankers, throughout the country”
to those
officer, b^d n dtreS!rs. be CODdU ' lcd by the “ me j
. „ mußCToaa .
.7-.KnaLAUGiri.ui Wh. K; Nlmick
lIOBCRT s. Hava, ALnxw£s?K,,n, 1
Tu^f A n7 Bia ' L ’ FjUUfCJt* Cr. BAILtY, ‘
Tuos. WIOHTitAJ?, BuaDLRT, 1
Sambol Kka,
I rtllw T y JAMES LAUGHLIN, President. ‘
1 onk I). .vpllv, Cashier. * .
nugWatwtf 1
! r/ 116 onJy profits from premiums
! biw ' - *»**»>££
i e«yriK^^a^.^M£ I 2E
; consistent ißith security.
i yeßrsth, 1 ??m * nool T° ra <i™, » period of thirty
l 'euaiiHoßßeshy Fi,*, t u nn amount
i exceeding four Millions of Doifars. thcrcbv «».
■
Louttes paid during the year 1850, 803,158 an
... „ IIiEhUTOKS.
t"ui*« I ‘S/ W ' HaNCK “ I1 ’ MoitDICAI. H. I,UD
‘ * X>AVio.auaotv K ,
>AMLI£L ItRaNT, lu. ... T ... ’
Jacoa U. smith, Edward o’ I)alt
• Falim, ’
fKEASURT DFPARtmwt a , i{ {tr:,HAhiOKEK, l^eaideut.
I 'fFftcE or (.’uiiPTRoi.LRB opthe t‘maiatur l Wm s . t , ,' J h i !'M jE ’.' 100lJre“i,lcot
! w i - m r
1 ' ,nsu RAN P CE L Company
the Act oluottsa™ Mtltied'rn ’ I * B tHKSTNIT STREET,
L‘hUed^«? n * 1 !-' u r ren ' y ’“ curedb y»P led «e‘><' <)r>l,oalto til© Custom House
1 •*^«. l oo_ABBets, .*304,04*°'
iMPHhrkv. **ffl©*~
of l»enrsvl? n! i,</OUO, ?’° l AUe S h ® n J’. Ami State 1 CHAtti-KB Batus, & K Oopr
b IiSJS I!f u Qh |’ 1B to commence the i 12. E>*u*h, Ukor,,,^?’
™ m °, f “ A “, km S under Act aforesaid. ,V. H. Savkky, ”<
i ) n/r tetthtniony uhetatif tvitneaa tny hand A <J. riHBUMaa ‘j, '; 1 ArI '*
ss. ! »»•"< oaice. this 13th (la \ ot Fei.ru- -S. J. Waiiarok, v w,?, , ' *'
( farj.lßW Ul OH McCtxl.OCH, K Buaekntio, SccreUrv '
Comptroller ol the Currency. in’roiriX 1
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK MLEGHENy' ins'dkaNOe'oo”
or P.TTSBfiion, PA., , Of prrrsHUßGu UU ''
( Fornleriy IKON CITY TKI 'ST COMPANY.) °® c *. No - t-'tau Street, Bauk Block
DRESS GOODS
NATIONAL BANK
Capital, *300,000, with privilege to Increase to ¥ Ks A ‘ ; \INST A r.L. KIVOS np
51.U00.000. * .►» it. ANI) At AKIN K Kl.sK.s.
The IRON CITY TKCST COJII’ANV hav- i'iVTm.'H' . - r ‘ lTcwdent ; JOHN 1.. Mc
ins organized under the National « urreucy Apt liaai Vm'*! lU ' ?»• -Secretary;
Ullers it» servicfh lor the trauaa Mon ~i „ ' JlT 1 ' UhAN ’ 1 ’Cneral Agent. ’
a Hanning Bueinca. Itraltß bought and soil V ey ,**s° ■ l .' )nes ' <; - 1 h Huaaev, Her-
Aloney received on Deposit, And Collection R V e*V \' ra >'’ John A - VVllhou,
made on all part, of the country. .Vacoi»,
Western Insurance Company offimburgin
v^vr I>AR.sie, resident
t. i\i. iftmnoN, Secretary.
v„ il ‘ Geu’l A^ent.
‘ ' * f. “"‘t’, I •''{“US Cos Warehouse,
__._ lrr I'P stairs,) Pittsburgh.
\\ l agSust all
, II ol HRK and hi AKIN hi RISK'S
an- wen hy Directors'who
dctorinini-d hv "! <uul who arc
luurimmd, l>) }>rmntitneoa and Hherniitv tra
»r i l ii , e !^M?w ar ? CtUr Whl ° h they havr ‘ “Slimed,
sm to b?lleurem utettlo '' ln '“»« who del
"y, Me^!{i;^ r : v J- 1
Kt.a J. 1 honian, lien). Bahewoll, John IVPUuol'
.1 ACOB PaINTKK,
.Taek Hill,
V. F. Klopver;
Wm. ('uoptit,
(t. E. wAJiNTIK, President.
■IM •. K. PATTKKSUN, Cashier.
f«-b23-4md
TEN-FORTY LOAN OF U. S.
Fm-TsHri-JH." •' *• BANK »-■
Designated Depository and Fi-
Mortty of Ihr Treasury liepnmnent.
Inis Bank will reoei ve Subscriptions for the Ten
r orty 5 per com. (j old-lien ring Honda.
A commission will be allowed to Batik* Bank
ers and Brokers. JAMKS LArOHI.IV
( balers are solicited. Bre-i lei t
I’tttaburgh, April tt6th, ISG4. ’ a „*j7
New Goods
New Goods
JUST WHAT
New GoMa
A POCKET AEISCJJ!
! New Goods
j New Goods
for soldiers:
for soldier s :
New Goods
United States for Twenty Ccs
New Goods
Albums for Centre Tables,
New Gordf
Albums for Centre Tables,
New Goods
AT PRICES
BELOW ALL,
AT PITTOCK’S,
New Goods
feb36° i P °' SITE THE POST<J FFIUE
DISSOLUTION.
rpHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERE
i tofore existing between the undersigned,
under the name and style of J. F. DAY A 00. la
this day dissolved by mutual consent, Jonas
Keefer retiring from the firm.
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ADMIRAL PORTER’S GREAT
PEAT.
The Release of the Gunboats at
Alexandria—A Scene of Excite
ment-Passage of the Vessels
Through the Dam—The Engi
neers at Work—High Compli,
ment ; to Lieutenant Colonel
Bailey—The Official Narrative—
Admiral Porter Means to “Recti
fy” the .Guerrillas.
Miss. Sqd’n, Fi.aosiiti-Bi.u-k )
lUwk JlpcTHlten Utvbb, May lii. y
'-IK: 1 have the honor to inform you
that the vessels lately caught by low
water above the falls at Alexandria have
sition 1-6 T. sed from tbeir ""Pleasant po
srtmn The water has fallen so low
hut i had no hope or expectation of set
lngthe vessels out this season; and as
the at my hud made arrangements to
evacuate the country, I saw nothing ho
part of tl Ue l ! ,:ftruction of the best
pait ot the Mississippi squadron. There
sterns to have been an especial Provi
dence looking out for us in providing a
man equal to the emergency. Lieuten
ant Colonel Bailey, acting Lgineer of
tje Amolcenit l army corps, proposed a
plan ot building a series of dams across
the rocks at the falls, and raising the i
n’l'ss ov J S Tr-'’ USh t0 . 1,,t thc -vessels I
puss over. This proposition looked like I
e<!Ti ne n,i a 'p V" 3 o ea £ ineers ridicui- I
1 ■. 1 bat c, ' l '' )n nl Bailey was so "an
guine of success that I requested Gen
eral Banks 10 have it done, and hern
' I | n ,. tbo work - Provisions
f 1 " d Ur “ glJ WilS 3lmoSt OUt,
un, the dam was promised to be finish
'd in ti n days, or the army would have
im»' r,u h t' / r,0 " ,,tf «l about the
tim., but had no doubt about theulti
nmie success if lime would only permit i
General Banks jilaced at the disposal of
Colonel Bailey all the fo.ee he required
consisting of some three thousand meii
and two or three hundred wa<*ons All
the neighboring steam mills "were tom
dovn lor material, two or three regi
ments of Maine men were set to work
telung trees, and on the second day after
my arrival in Alexandria from Grand
J-.epre the work had fairly begun. Trees
were failing with great rapidity; teamd
i wpfe moving m all directions bringing'
in brick and stone; quarries were open”
l , ;' l '.. fla ‘boats were built to bring stone
down from above; and every man seem-'
< t to be working with a vigor I have
seldom seen equalled, while? perhaps
not owe ,n fifty believed in the success
lul f ‘■Taking. These falls are
about a mile in length, tilled with rug
ged rocks, over which, at the present
hle^'’ 1 7 ater ' ’ <se emed to be impossi
ble to inako a cliaiinel.
The work wa;s commenced by run
ning out from the left bank of the river
a tree dam, made of the bodies Mf very
large trees brush, brick, and ston e y
cross-tied with other heavy timber and
strengthened in every way which inge
nuuy could devise. This was run out
about three hundred feet into the river
""f lal F. coa J bar E es were then filled
with brick and sunk at the end of if
from the right bank of the river cribs
filled witb stone tjvere built out to meet
he (larges. All of which was success
fully accomplished, .. notwithstanding
there was a current running of nin?
miles an hour, which threatened to
sweep eveiything before it. it will take
too much time to enter into the details
ot this truly wonderful work. Suffice I
it to say that the dam had nearly reach
ed completion in eight days’ working
tune, and the water had risen sufficient
ly on the upper fails to allow the Fort
Hindman, Osage, and Xeosho to' ' r et
down and be ready to pass the dam 'in
another day it would have been high
enough to enable all the other vessels to
pass the upper falls-. Unfortunately on
the morning of the 9th instant, lfie pres
sure 01 water became so great that'it
swept away two of the stone barges
which swung in below the dam on one’
n^rnT” 8 tU ? Un fortunate accident,
1 jumped on a horse and rode up to
where the upper vessels were anchored
and ordered the Lexington to dusk the
upper, falls-, if possible, and immediate!
though?? 1 t? i g ,°K throU S h dam. I
thought I might be able to save tfie four
vessels below, not knowing whether the
persons employed on the”wrfrk would
ever have the heart to renew their en
terprise
*328,503 62
The Lexington succeeded in getting
I over the upper falls just in time-the water
j rapidly falling as she was passing over,
j She then steered directly for the opening
j m tij(i dam, through which the water
| was rushing so furiously that it seemed
as if nothing but destruction awaited
her. Thousands of beating hearts look
ed on anxious for the result. The si
lence was so great as the Lexington sd”
proachedthe dam that a pin might al
most be heard to faU. She entered the'
Sf, with afull h e*d of steam on, itch
ed down the roaring torrent, matte two
or three spasmodic rolls, hung for a mo
ment on the rocks below was then'
swept into deep water by the cunenL
Thl^ U ,f ed t 0 Bafe ‘y the 5
V ? CeS r ? se in one deaf
pSvadethe l d Un j VerBal J°y seemed to
pervaug the f aC e of every man present
Js •ba«fene h d°dow°' Wed ? eXt ’ flUi « hatchl
es Dattened down, and evety precaution
accident. §hb dW hot
fare asfwell aathei Lexington, her pilot
having become frightened as he aD
th® Sbyss, and stopped her em
P ne : I particularly ordered a full'
ead t° be carried; the result
was that for a moment her hull disap-
’tising Kates.
I 8 times a I Once a
week, week,
J_ 1 _J 1
* 75 j
1 25
I <3o*
1 00 f
2 20 •
2 50 , 1 TO 83
435 | 290 i 145
•J 00 4 00 2 00 j
7 50 5 00 - 2 50 I
11 25 7 50 3 75
13 75 91 5 4 55
' 20 75 13 83. ‘ 690
, .07 00 13 00 9 00
J 02 00 I 21 33 I 10 70
3 times I 2 times 1 time
lMily. ji week | a week a week
$9 35 *6OO I *4 70 }3 00
1* 20 11 4o 860 .6 00
00 13 00 15 75 10 60
40 00 28 00 j 2+60 It 00
I feel that I have done but feeble jus
tice to the work or the persona engaged
in it —being severely indisposed I feel
myself unable to go into further details.
I trust some future historian will treat
this matter as it deserves to be treated
because it is a subject in which the whole
country should feel an interest, and till
In d,uT\ W n ° so admirably
in ihis task should not lose one atom of
credit so justly due to them.' The Miss
lssippi squadron, will never forget the
obligations it is under to Lieutenant-Col
f Ctln , g MUit wy Engineer
of the Nineteenth army corps. Pre
vioiis to passing the vessels' over the
falls, I had nearly all the guns, ammuni
tion, provisions, Chain cables, anchors,
and everything that could affect their
draft, taken out of them. The com
manders were indefatigable in there ex
ertions to accomplish the object before
them, and a happier set of men were
never seen than, when their vessels were
once more in fighting trim. If this ex
pedition has not been so successful as
be country hoped for, It has' exhibited
the indomitable spirit of eastern and
dition of the loss of two small light-draft
gun , “ ats ’ the Signal and Covington. I
vov from Alexandrif to con,
ilri,^ r^,T aßter ’ 8 boat ' the War-
| dw,thcottonand four
thA. d ,if„ d 00pB , 0n board . 00l knowing
n i eneaiy bad 'artillery on the
walderinJ US 01 anythin e mor «
ol.guemllaa, armed
h muskets, which these vessels were
•competent to drive off. It appears,howl
ever, that the rebels were enabled to
pans our advance force at night withsii
thousand men and some twentv fl™
r^rl artill i r y' wub
afeSS
even t*y e closest observation. ?
of tbe vessels received
a furious fire which
•Jr®?®** Oftithe qpaytermaster’s boat, the
jy bnjer.v.piercißg her boilers, and com
pletely di« lablinghor. At the same time
six thousand infantry opened with mus
ketry, killing and wounding half the
horning post
Steam Printing Establishment,
BA£B & MTESff, Proprietor?.
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j PiAIN AND FANCV JOB PAINTING
| Executed li, the' beet style. ’ -
spEciAi. ‘ATTprrtoisr paid T 0
BAIIfiOAD. MERCANTILE AND EEGAL, pUinu^
' Our fekllWee fordoing
posters, i*rpax;a,mxn.eß»
Eon Exhlbitfone and Contest" ieanaot be "*
. eutpiueea lathe oitp. ;
on '® hole in lifer
Caine through
ng a thing; and : r
(unate, enough to get iny‘large veto,/ 0
well oyer. the falls; ; myfleetWe'^l1 3
wohMld? good the Misiissip
P!v T! l6 Mctdent
Hs exertioiis’ after he
Ist szfc
The nobie-hearted ' speSvi^
the r labor of the last
away in a moment, cheShil/wentfo
k°i;h to repair damages; hgWednfilnt •
now that all fl®'
ly broughtf over, Th.esd S’hg behif-'
working for feight davi’ffitf iivhfo wli r
their pecks In water/in
rehuing ■’
and pothmg, but . good ; hinatir.ypriyailed 1
amdhgsT'tbett "ffli.W'Wfileitwah
rerjr fortunate 1 E
away, as the nVf^riea^Ty^'s^pt
away from thgf-centej-' swiing 'krcmM
against some rocks 6n the,left, and made
a fine mission Tor .the; y&selp! and pre
vented them,, as, '
fp?™ r runni “& on certain ‘destruction! '
The force of.the water and the- current
being too great tp COnstftict-a C og"nu
ous <Jnm at sir. ijdhdred' fedt adX”ha
rivet,in so ; short d tiine' ■' GitiCSH&fl?! :
detcttiUn<id,%, JWfof a’Wp'
f mg-dafas pn the upper falls. This was •
aecnmpijshea in three dhyl’ timet add
&fChJ Oar
ppper falls, a gt;od fesl of-lkhpr imVitig'
flic Channel beuig.ydry crooked, scarcely 1
(Wi/W f # Xex’t’day the <
5, aark t t Cblljicotbe,• and two’
tn,s phto succeeded ifi passing the tipper
r tv f t mm6 < MaW tf aficrwaM the Wound 1
P t -Ji/ aro - n^< 'let,-and Pittsburgh started ■
In pMs the ;damfall'ftufir
hatches battened, dojvnv and evert pre- :
faution taken to' ptevent accident The
passage ofthese-vesselsjVj'aaa most beau
hful be realized when seen.
J^t P ?! SB?J »"• accident,
tiuttßt the Bn&hippmgof onejpr two rud _
lets. Lius..was. witnessee.-by ail the,
roops, and tjie vesspis were* heartily
cheerpd as they ~,passed over. .. Next
morning at ten ip.’elock the IkmisyilTe, '
Chillicothe, Ozark, and two, tugs-passeif
over without any accident except-.tlio,
loss ora man who was swept offthe
deck of one of the tugs.. By thxee o'-
clock that afternoon the vessels were all
coaled ammunition replaced,,, and all
steamed down the riyeiywith the convoy;
“”!'? K ns P ons 111 company, 4 good deal.
( of dificulty was. anticipated' in getting
over the bars m lower Red riyerAdepth .'
of waterreported only five fe et —gu B
hoats iere.drawipg 'pVyih'eritfaffy..
wfc had a rise lrdm'iietack' ‘Mteriif the J
Mississippi, that tiger being very Mht fir
back ot;U.ndiDl to
IVords are inadequate to express the
admiration I feel for the abilities of
Lieutenant-Colonel. Bailey. This is
without doubt the best, engineering feat,
ever pertormed, Cndor- the best cir
cumstances a private company would
not have completed this work under one
y ear, and to an ordinary mind the whole
no^A-d?5? a , y ?. a Pßeared an utter im
?n » ea T jn S his abilities'as
a ’° en f IDeer > the credit he has conferred
upon the country he has saVed to ; the
Lmon a valuable fleet worth nearly kwo
millions of dollars. More, lie has de
the enemy of a triumph which
would have emboldened themlo carry on
i“ S^^i a a ay l aror ?wo ,on ger’ t Tor the in
tended departure of the nitty-was ttfix.
ed fact lind-therd was DOthing left' for
me to do occurred But
destroying hVefy jmrt or the vessels so
that, the rebels (colfld jhake ■ Nothing of
them. TheTiighest' honors’ the govern
ment can bestow, on Colonel Bailey can
never repgy iim I fpr'; t ?e service hJTas
rendered the country. -To General
Banks, personally, I artr’thuch Indebted
for the-happy wanner in- which he has
whoi ard » d ‘m* e it e rprisegivin g it his
w hole attention might and day, scarcelv
while the Work
tendingjj>ersondlly to see that ill the re
qmrememts-of Colonel Bailey were com
plied with on the instant. Ido not be
lieve there ever was a case- where sucii
uiffloultres were oyercotrie in such a ahm4»
of time, and without any prepara-