(Hu tlaihi fast. PITTSBURGH* . . * *r SA'i l KttAY MORNING, JUNE 4, IS*'. 1, peats AN'I) failures, In nothing has the Administration of Mr. Lincoln been successful, Eave in its efforts to corrupt the people, and fasten itself indefinitely upon the Government. Its policy with foreign powers, from the surrender of Mason and Sj.idei.i., up to Mr. Sew abd’s late epistle to our Minis ter at France, informing him that this Government had no idea of interfering with Nat-oleon's usurpations in Mexi co, has been, not only humiliating but absolutely despicable, if Congress al lows this mere pettifoger in diplomacy to go on for another year, as lie has been going on since he has heen Secretary *c.f State, he will have this once proud and defiant country sunk as low in the opin ion of first class powers, as Mexico is herself. When an American, sufficient ly sensitive to feel the contrast, com pares the feeble and cowardly conduct of our present Premier, with that nl someofhl9 predecessors, it causes him to blush for our degeneracy, Imagine Daniel Webster, or Wm. 1-. Marcy, writing to the French Government, as suring Napoleon that notwithstanding the unanimous vote of the popular branch of Congress, condemning his usurpations in Mexico, the Administration had no idea or departing from its usual disgrace ful coarse of absolute indifference. Either of these statesmen, like the elder Brutus, “would have brooked the eter nal devil,'' rather than submit to the erection of a monarchy right at oin Southern border, But while submitting to these foreign innovations, and while Mr. Seward i engaged in touching bells, the knell i t which consigns American citizens to crowded bastiles —because of using tin freedom of debate —mark with wlmi success the Administration takes care ofits own personal interests! Let Na poleon land his drunken pretorUm guards upon the soil of Mexico, under pretext of collecting a few debts; let his people and those of England build war vessels for rebels against our Govern ment, and all is winked at, because tin powers that be are too busily engaged in most iniquitous schemes to prolong their own existence. The immense re sources of the Government are squand ered, to prolong the official life ol the weakest Administration this country lm; ever had. Fearful ot a mighty reaction among the people of the loyal States, Mr. Lin coLN.with a cunning becoming a toomb . lawyer, conceived the idea of sr curing his continuance in \office, by votes from the rebellious States. And observe how he has succeeded in hi mere preliminary movements! Under his “one tenth” proclamation, lie se cured delegates some time since, to the Baltimore Convention, from Arkansas, Delaware, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mart land, Tennessee, Virginia, and We--! Virginia. Lately he extended his of erations, and now we have it telegraphed that, through the skill and vigilance of some army officers delegations of whites and negroes have been elected and Instructed for Mr. Lincoln, from South Carolina and Florida. The same means used to elect these delegates from the “rotten bor oughs”, enumerated, will be relied upon to insure their electoral votes; and who dare prevent it ? Here are about sixty electoral votes, In the rebellious State, alluded to, secured for Mr. Lincoln's re-election by the baldest trick and de ception, the one tenth comprising the population of each being mere camp fol lowers and contrabands. So, from this it will be seen that no matter how great a failure the Administration may hav.i been in evenfthing else, it has taken care* - to provide for itself. These sixty votes aro p.xpeeted to offset those of New York and Pennsylvania, States which are sure to vote against Mr. Lincoln. , THE CLEVELAND CONVENTION! The Cleveland PlaindeaUr, alluding to the Fbkmont Convention remarVs that “the persistent efforts of shoddy newapape|g to laugh down this great political movement, have as might have been ,expfcted most signally and ingle riously failed. The men who met in that Convention came together for a specific l purpr.se and they were not like poor John Keats, to be “snuffed out by aff article.” The/ wont to work in an earnest and vigorous manner, estaldish ed themselves upon a platform antago nistic to the shuffling and monstrously illegal policy of Abraham Lincoln,and threw out their banner to the breeze with the name of the Pathfinder as tin- A..IAX- Telamon of this great uprising trethrow off the incubus of an Adminis tration which lias almost ruined ns at home and has certainly disgraced us abroad. IVe have-10 obscivc, ill passing final review upon the action of the Conven tion, that it is the beginning of a better spffit in tiie,land. Its so-called radical tm at least does not go the length of ut tieijy ahjuriny etcry Constitutional obK (fdkon. It /rill be reserved for the Pe nSbcracy, wh'Sn it meets at Chicago, to mike a platform of even higher, purer £nd and in the end atf elements: ffavoralile to the perpetna fibn of free institutions on this continent may, with or without concert, succeed in restoringftlie Union, and establishing upon a mofS'impregnable basis the char ter of our Laws and Liberties. ‘ 75 ThI fa t'est A.ijolition sensation in^Jlew York is a negro lecturer from England. Who formerly AW# %slaYB in, the South., Crouds .ff haircra'zy peopfego to bear him blatheiyfeSagW W a ~ EXTRACTS I-KOM OI.D IIICKOI Our Abolition friends have such a pc ruliar weakness fur quoting from the writings (>f tleneral Jackson—when they can t'uul anything bearing in the renio gree upon copperheads and . trai tors—that we arc constrained to furnish them with “a few more of the same sort.” For instance, we would quote the follow ing paragraphs from the “Farewell Ad dress." They are pointed, explicit, and need not the aid of to show where they belong, lie so good gentlemen, as to put on your spectacles and read the following ! “But the t xiistitulion eaniiut tie n.mntHiiu-4 ' nor the Vnion preserved in opposition to pul** j lie feeling bv the mere exertiou ot the coereive powers confided to the general eminent, j The foundations muat be laid in the affections ! of the people; in the r-eeurity if gives to lit* l . > lihem . character, mid property, iu ev pry quar • ter oi'thecountry ; ntui In the initernal sttaeh i ment which the citizens ot the several states | hear to one another h.s members of one political ■ family, mutually contributing *•> promote the ; happiness of each other. i Each state has The amplestlonaMe ruhtm 1 regulate its own internal concerns according to I its owu pleasure : ami. while it does not inter ’ lere with the rights nt the people ol other atates or the ncM* of the t nion. every state must he ; the sr»le jmtpe of the measures proper to secure the saletv of it? citizens ami to secure ttieii hap l piness. and ail efforts «*n the part ot the people : of olhn stun . to cast odium on their institutions, |an 1 * tl! tileasdti ■ .'.u-uli-t'-t their riijhti | olptoperty, **r to i*ut in jeopardy their peace 1 and internal tranquility. «re in ilire»f opposi tion to the spit it m which the l uiun w as form • ed. and must endanger its s.aiety. Motives of • philanthiopj u.aj he a-siijned lor this untrar* nihlablc intcrb-iviioe, and such men may per : suade themselves that the\ are laboring in the ! cause of humanity ami tiie righto ni the human race ; hut everv one, upou sober rr i tlectiou, w ill see that nothing hut mischiel cu.i ! come from their Improper insults upon the . feelings and right ■> of otheis. Rest assured that i the men found bust in this work of discord are not worthy of > <*ur-.ontUleu. r. and «U sei v <• > our strongest reprobation." Slaughter ofßebela at Gettysburg. There has been a good deal of disputa tion among the rebel otlieer* as to the cause of the defeat of Lee's army at Gettysburg. Among other things it has hern charged that thrill-conduct of Pet tigrew’s brigade in the attack on feme tery llill caused lilt* failure of the battle and of the campaign. In controverting this. Captain Lewi-; O. Young, formerly on General Pettigrew's stall', makes these •statements in a rommunirutinn publish ml in the Richmond /we/ ..im. ' TuTh'.s buttle Pettigrew's brigade, notwithstand ing the riisadx aniagos of impaired organ ization, caused by its heavy h»<si-s e-pe (Tally of officer*. di-las w*4l as the heM, and that no troops struggled more fierce ]y to gain victory, let its fearful losses attest i in the morning of the nist July it numbered 2,Sou p. l,ooii ; on the 4th, SF* “All the field odieers. sa\e vine, who was captured, were killed or wounded; and thel rigade wasi omtuamb d by Major .Tones, of tin Twenty-sixth regiment North Carotin i troops, who had been struck with a fragment of shell on the first and knocked down and stunned in the third day’s tight. General Pettigrew was painfully and severely wounded; two of his statf were killed, and Li* uien • ant \Y. H./’KoberGon still suffers from a wound whili depiives the brigade ot his valuable services. On the first of July, Captain Tuttle, of the Twenty 's) \t h regiment, led into action two T. it up ennuis and eighty-four men all of the oi fieei’s and (ighty-three men weie killed or Wounde.l. tin the same day, nm,- panv C of the Eleventh regiment, lost two officer* killed and thirty-four out o| thirty-eight men killed or wounded. Captain Bird, with the lour remaining, participated in the light •fthe third” Torpedo Exriosiox.—On last Kri -1 day, on the arrival ot the train fmm Newbern at Bachelor’s Creek. N. an accideut occurred through the explosion oftiuir torpedoes, by which forty odd soldiers and negroes were blown iuto : eternity in an instant, while between twenty and thirty persona, white and black, were wounded and mangled in a manner frightful to behold, Tire last ■ four of thirteen immense torpedoes in tended for the blockade ot the Neu*e . River, were being landed on the plat ; :orm, when a log of wood striking the cap of one of them exploded it. The concussion was so great that the other three followed on the explosion of the first, and so quick as to make one mighty report, like the crash of a thou sand pieces of artillery tired simultane ously. The disaster was one of the most appalling and heartrending that has happened in the country in a series of years. Soldiers whose gallantry has been displayed on battle fields, and whose eagerness to hear the news from their brave comrades in Virginia lias brought them clustering around the sta tion, were hurled mangled and lorn, into eternity in a moment’s time. Heads, bodies and limbs were scattered for a quarter of a mile around, and in many instances it was found impossible to re cognize the remains of the unfortunate victims. The signal tower and u com missary building, twenty leet by eighty feet, built of logs, were thrown into thp air a distance of eight hundred feet, and strewed the country for tance around w ith the fragments. MARRIED. B H A 1) LKV—CIJi - KM A X—On Th u rsd ay eve n ing, June 2d, by Kev. l>r. Howard, at Second Presbyterian Church, John S Ukaiii.ej t»N.»>* njk, daughter of Wn,. Coleman. r3»HEADS THAT REBEL AGAINST the rules of Taste and Beauty in their color or in the loss of their color, may he changed in a few moments to any BEAI’I'IFr L SHADE by a single application of CRISTAUORO'S HAIR DYE, The rapidity ofltß operation, perfect safety, Sermnnent healthful effect, ami the exceeding epth and richness of the hues it imparts, dis tinguish this preparation from all other Dyes in use In this country or in Europe. Cristaclorn’s Hair Preservative, A valuable adjunct to the Dye, in dressing and promoting the growth an ! perfect health of the hair, and of Itself, when used alone, a safeguard that protects the tibres from decay under all cir cumstances and under all climes. Manufactured by .1. OKI ST A DOR Ql No. 6 Astor House, New York. Sold by all Drug gists. Applied by all Hair Dressers. my7-lytl4i*vo |CT“EFFE(’TS OF IUUEGULAHI TIES AVOIDED.—Too much eating and drinkiug, new habits and modes of lite often produce irregularities in the bowels and general health of the system. But Branmucth’h Piu.s will soon euro, the stomach regain its strength and a healthy action of the system will be re toied. No meduinei* are equal in usefulness to the HRANDKETH’S PIBI.S, HR ANDKETH’S DNI\KKSAL SALVK ANI) ALLCOUK’S pnKoUS PLANTERS. Every man of the EIRE ZUI.’AYES had a box. of Brandreth’o Fills, a Nix of I’niveisal Salve, and an Allcock’s Porous Plaster put in their knapsack free of ex pense. And to this fact tuny he attributed Ihe absence ut any oi THIS KEOIMENT fruni the hospital. EVERY SOLDIER should have a box of Brandretli’s Pills, a box ol Salve, and a piece of Porous Plastei. They ate SI’KE to be us.-lul, often life-saving. Sold by THOMAS REDPATH, Pittsburgh, and by all respectable dealers in mcdicinea. my T-lydiwc DR. TOBIAS’ VENETIAN LIND aiKNT has given universal satisfaction during the fourteen j ears tt has been introduced into the United Mates. Alter being tried by million:?, it baa beru proclaimed the paia drs troyer of the world. !‘ain cannot l>e where this Uni meat U app'ied. If used Hsdlivuteil it cannot and ncvd Jy;s tiu.Mtiua single instance. E«-r coughs, coMa and ir.rtucnz-v. it can’t be beat. One 26 cent bottle wdl cure ail the aN»ee. he sidcE tclag useful in cv cry l-tmiiy locjßUdden ac cidents, tuch as bums, cuts. insect stints, Sec. It is perfectly Innocent to take internally and can be given to the oldest person or youngest child. Price 26 and 60 cents a bottle. Office, 66 Uortlandt street. New York. Sold by THOS. REDPATH, Pittsburgh, and all respectable Druggists. my7-lydkwc ITENETIAN HAIR DTK, VEJfETIAS \ LINIMENT and URISTADORO’S HAIR DTE, ioldnit JOS. FLEMING’S DRUG STORE, ... <; . Oor. ofth ©Diamond and Market at geaiiß, ; 1 .ii MySOLiv' tti&U. THE POST—PITTSBU ITEMS Hx-Pkesident Buchanan ha- Aent a contribution of $2OO to the Sanitary Pair to open soon in Philadelphia. The delegates to the Democratic con vention at Chicago from Massachusetts are instructed to vote for McClellan. The democrats of Oregon have nom inated Cnl.,TaB.R. Kelly lor ( ongre.-s, against J. IT. D. Hende*-<*i.n, tepublictin candidate. Thf. Bankrupt Bill occupies the morn ing hour in Cong)es* until disposed <>!, which consummation * ' evpe<bd within the lie rt l.utnighl Tin story, '■ays u l:dc Southe .1 paper, that l -tpt David H. Todd, In other ot Mo?. President Lincoln has deserted l*» the Federal forces, is fully contradicted He D a captain in the‘.M«t Louisiana Ar tillery. The right between the iV.ellds "1 Sei retary Cliase ami Mr Blair is waxing warm. It i.- stated that Mr. Chase refu ses to atteml any cabinet meeting whip 1 Mr. Blair holds office umb*r the adminis tration A cahm in in New Orleans run over :,nd put nut the sight Mt H Veld Voting Ametican . iti/ens of Alnea descent and was heard io exclaim. “God bless the emancipation proelamation’---Tf 1 had done that Iwo years ago it would have cost me five hundred dollars’” The M ashiugtoii correspondent of the World say 3 that it i- < vident from the tone of tlu* administration journal* and certain politicians there, that a bitter w m is to be is aged on all the Republicans who participated in the Cb-vebiud ( <d\ vention 1 HUM A S Bl Ti.EU Ki.\U, ot' lieMgia. died on the loth m M-iv He was burn in Hampden, Mass , Aug. 27, lsiM, ami ini' (onsCquently nearly OOyeui- ol.i He reim>\»-d to Georgia in WJd, and M came a cotton planter, He w»c mu • i prominent member of Congies-. A smeu.ino committee of Congress i around th.e >lepartm*nis again -seeking for “disloyal person-. ' What sharp ol factoiies thi'M' fellow- have fo?- the faint est odor of treason. It is no less retnaik able that they ~re eomph tely unpervi-m -to the steneh ol immorality, thievery and niggers prevailing so riu-ely and -ineon eealed I N n«'iil ii \ heir vi ry im-e-. IIEMM T'hai N, a « itizeii of IL.n.iik I'oiilltN. i'ia-t Ti'lill' oi-,-, if.id on IMth of A pri'. 1 ‘o'. 1 lb- w.is ai *. lit Y> a: - ol' ag« , ~i\ lv ei -ix Indio idgli, an-; weighed .* v. r '’on p.-uml-. For ii.ain vears pr( N'imi* to h;- viealh he had n> : left his home Hi* health was g<-nerall\ good . Io- was very t -1 kuti \ e. am], b»n»l oj rompain The Deni.M tue. ate Cviiventn.n met at Poriltteit on Wednesday F' ur hundred dt legau -w«r* pi - sent Lvm \ c■ • u lll vMr Aron-took wa- r pi < et,t<-e: The l.dlowing del .'Hies :il large to till l hr ago Con Vetii ion u , r.- i Ln - Hon Graham L B- vnloii.oi Bangoi , William nt Frvburg; R.ihard ]l lii • oi Auitu-ia The Tax hill still drags in the Semi l • somr <d the uio-t impor.ant ili'iuswi be left to be adjust'd by the ConteVt n- tax on spir'd* i- still a matte; r*f mm b dmilit. and i i- eonti h-ntly a-- - it--h 11... i the i’iiiii 111 1 11 ee to b. np|*oinU'« - n tin part oi the House will ui-i-t upon M: Washburnu i tax i-n tie stock on hand New Cents. —< 'n Wedn<sday tb Treasury Deoartnen* -ommeni.-.l t.» payout the ne-,. two. • eiit piece An exc.himne hopes ’hat their clu-apm - NN.ll pteveiu hoarding of them No doubt of it. for being regulated on the depreciated paper ha-i* hoarding is no: likely until iiou peniii- - b.-comc the n* \t jjnulr necesSAuy to inert the • lo\vuvv. l ;.' march cl paper Thk ifr-'i'a'i Js'-rnn r,’ slate- that it \v;c< very itencrally belie \ .••1 in Hit* capital that if Km mnd sbeuM I'iliiiUon wai ililli. iiiiy on the I >ar» -h pies;'w• u ‘•he »\ >n to sci urc the neuttality of Fiance, p< r mil Nnpvdeoii to "H-iify the h’him frontier, m ev> ii join lorn in si roioiD i t ; .r oi ihi rebel Mat. of \m< rim active military \ "iiinn wring wa> going un in that < .ly !■*: the Mexican b-pi-.n -d Maximilian Tin- >..inm'iiniei <>( th Austrian < uiitinci-nt wa> about in un hark for Yer.t friu Number* <<( n. 1 ventirers from every < Hiniry ot the continent of Kuropo were preparing in tlock lo Mexic‘». Spain will recognize the empirenf Mexict) when Maximilian has oldcially infornu.t the q>urrn that he is “established Amending the Constitution.-• The New Vi.rk lLr,dd, hiiving not i; taste of sour grapes, limy whmmgly relieve itself: ”\Ve are not surprised to find the so-called peace Democrats and war Democrats In Congres> voting againM the amendment to the * institution abo lishing slavery. It i> now generally ad mitted that this is the only legal way to get rid of the evil of slavery, and wo do nottinvy those who are responsible lor the defeat of this amendment. Perhaps the action of Congress settles the fate of the matter for this session; but we appeal from these legislators to the people, and from this Congress to the next. Woe be to those who strive to keep open so fruit ful a source of differences and dis>« n sions. They shall have their rewards The difficulty in the way is, that nl though there are enough AholiiinniMs in Congress to effect the object if it rested with that department, but it requires a two-third vote of all the States, and it n found that that is impossible to get. Thus it appeals quite evident that what ever the false representatives of the pen pie may desire in the matter of tearing our Constitution and Government to pieces, the people themselves are not quite ready for the consummation, en tailing, as it will, negro equality and beastly miscegenation Really the grapes must be very sour to the dark souled radical* of Congressnndthecoun try. The N ew Base.--The newspaper or | gan of Secretary Seward, in New York I says the summer compaign of 1804 i> 1 now opened, and thu* speculates upon the situation: “And we do not know j that any loyal man could w ish a difiVr ent locality or opening for the North. General Grant will have the immense | advantage of working near Ids base. As ! he continues to advance he can make a yen effective series of ‘changes of ba.ir' —quite different in vharucter tin celebrated Peninsular movement of that ■ name. He can be easily supplied with ' men, provisions and ammunition. Ali : possible available forces can be conceti 1 trated around the devoted city. With ' the present strong works around 'Wit h ington, that city can be safely left to it* garrison and every man not in use 1 pushed forward to the Army of the Po i iomac. : As General Grant has moved as fast as possible to reach McClellan's old ground, the advantage of “working near his base ’ now seems to he compr. - : bended by miscegen* He lm? ahead v ! been .einfi.r.-cd by V . »vceti forty :ip*l 1 fifty thousand men, und is, it seen.*, to lu-iuithei -Lengthened. This is rigid, i If he, with an army originally much larger than Lee’s, requires such heavy reinforcements, why did not McClellan, on the same battle-fields, need additional j support' when his army was less than ; half as large as Lee's? ’Washington can I now he defended with a garrison. Then ! 70,00 men were not deemed sufficient | for its defence. “The present strong ; works around Washington” were then j built. Thus, we see that taunt at .to <sqiaragp his f achleVements, recoils' on the dema goguferirfitfefe pfettV malice "incites them 10 tba sffort.-rC’Aicaffo Tim* ». GH, SATURDAY MORNING, .TUNE 4, 1864. HOLLAND KIT- TtHS, Bcerhave’s Holland Hitter?, Bcerhave’a Holland llnG-rs, Bcerhave’s Holland Hitters, Ba?rhave’9 Holland Bitters, Two Hundred and Filtv Dozen on Imn.!, Two Hundred and Fifty Dozen on h.u“h Two Hundred and Fiftv Do/en on haul, l’wo Hundred and Filty Doziy; *:i h-.ud Having bo large a stock on hand. 1 a:u prepare.l to aeLl tu those who wish to puichu-w ♦■y the dozeir, at a slight reduction ftoin r.Mr.ufactui ers* prices. Tnosedealing in these superior Bit ters will tiud It to their interest to call .and learn my prices. A large stock of Drugs. Patent Med icines, Perfumery, Toilet A artiocs; kc . on hand and at low prices. At Jo*. Fleming’s I’rug . * . oner m the Diamond and Marl:*-' r': <• ' myrwKit AND INTERIOR ROY * =3 ' AL MAIL < ■ >.VI PAN VS Uolebrnted Ttemtul it**. Blood Powder and Bone Ointment. A certain cure for Diseases oi Hornes and Cattle known to and used only hv t he < Mm pany 1:1 then o-.\ r. etal-les from IMI unhl the opening ■ I th- Railway over the principal mutes. Alter !;.• general use of these remedies In all the siahhs .-d the Company, their animal salet of condemn.' stfiok were discontinued, a saving to the l ‘ompu ny exceeding £7,000 peranuuni. In l$M the Lon don Brewers’Association oilered tho Company Xvt.uOu for tin* receipt's and use the articles .uih n their.own stahlea j IU.OOI) pow DO. A ceithin cure foi founder. distemper. iheum.-i iiorn, Ui.tc h..ur»d,in wrtnl srrains, lo» a »»t nppet if»■ weaknir-ss. heaves, coughs. , olds. and all diseasm of tliej lungs, sui lelt of g! tudei s, p.u evil, mae.ge, intl.uumation o! the e\.s, ttsti.o and all diseases arising limn impure Mood. ,- "j leet.n the stomach and liver, impmves the appt tite, regulates the Umcis, .otic-to all dei.ang. M the gUiuii. the hysh-ii m.ilifa !h«- skin smooth >u;-I jh‘*n.'‘ Ji• >''?<<• r> I r ki n -U-u w I. u i 1-vhi>r i will U* l<■ w:j• 1 ciju »; tit it ui Ai-L*}in»rf'li.»r».-3 up iii n&dition and Cremr hun.!.in nml Interior Huj 'u .M*il » <»nii>*n) ’= CKI.KHUATKn bom: IUMMi’.M A ri-rtniti inn* l.ir &;-h v in. i r t.i*-l. map-. tiiiii<*ni. fept 'tins. eihn/s. l.iuinfv. !m.i. dr(M her. ehlllhUies, wind p.-ula. r u ii<>rm tho tnnd.iiii. I'.iiii’ ml-irijVMHMi’s. A.. . Bioo.l Fnu'.lcr t> >.■ per r.’ <u | -ukHpod: Boi.r* Hint iiu i.t .'-le pi’i •> u 7. jtr N•. 3.'H St ran l. Lon don. AU'KiTbiiii \ Hi,rl ir.fi. .W'.v 'i oil* rn*nid. »JLJ.«ir«!i* &i‘o . I’hii'i I; },: i I’ll t sbllTi I. in 1 lollin' l nriliT 'ri; M 11 tli ! tr 10-’ KACT In 1( 11 l> y « t!.»• \ LN'hTLvN HAIK PV! . mni-i- in'.-'t’;, i' !;i- ! H'f'ii tisrJ l y Uiousho : •, :i. im i: rt-.ri l.» - :t fiilr.i 1•. i p; \ e Oi. t ire rV I i in n The VENETIAN 1»Y 1. In ehfMpefil In th Unl.i. ll- | nee i* only 1 ; I :in*- i;.l .i M.-'-f \ -i r-n* 1 t-.r *i ii .• \ i..\ !; ii a n i*v ris u ,:.!C 'l.f‘ tl’.il '■! bv.il; 1 111 Ull- .-I I '.«■ \ j- ■' !. I J.\ .N l-'t l. i H|l^ 1 i.r \ I w » I \ N |-i-I>.. .-f •«..> ltofll' For saif by all dr :.cir*“f. 1 * e i - * *to I v f \ L 1! KW ' I ft’noi.tl Air. i.l !-• I ; A Iso tnaimf.w t im-r <>[ .\i \ A i.:. ,■ am 'r I tlU* ta.ot iirtll dlfSMI..’ Ml i.ii. . line OUNUKU. A. RF.iiK. CARRIAGE MANUI'AUTORERS Silver and Jlrus-j i'lrucrs Saddlery & Carriage Hardware ; t i'iau r‘ l ;ci‘t. r.i.l Way m . i' :N- ifri i.'f v-U-UF. il.Uh I.bIKXK.I) .NOT IO pc: w..cc hi..i .ir r !<•.•*[ run ’.t-n.v e vO-;.. :([,_• tar-our I<> •• r. -■ ,t: I t.!i\ c he \i■ > 1 ti.edn'iiiei' f U \ i -n n.ir si-rnc triend*New York who were U-i.-s 1 'l-vIC VNI Mil tel - t hi-J [11 \ aiie- 1 Uppfi rile t■» try them. 1 juiiiiiU'iicCr! with n smatj umc- Klasalul uPot dinner. f\eln. s ' Fetter by degrees, in a lew dn) n 1 w»s not i nil shed tu tind the c.dd neea an l clamps had entirel) U-ft iiu 1 . and I could sleep the nlirht tliiuiiph. which 1 I.nd not done lur \c:i{3. i tOi'l iikf another brluj M ) appe- tite a lid si reUF'l h ha ve also h're.vi ij iu.pi<>\ed by the use of the PI nut at ton Hu te: ?. Respectfully li li&l»a 111 R \ , U in , Sept Ib. 1 M>.» • * • • I In'.f been in the :utn\ hospital lur lm>rteen mqnths—speechless and neatly deft.’. At Alton, 111., they gave me a liottle of Blanta tioh Hitters. • * Three bottles restored my speech aud eufeJ me. * • C A. FlaiTk “ The following is Irom the Manager of the I'nion Home School lur the Children of Volun teers • HUSSllii'Kli AUa NMUN, 67t1J ST., / New \ oi k, A lie 2. i 1 )k. Du a in: -" V our u mulct lul i’l. -tat.>il 11 'ii Hitters have tx-eo given to eonie «il our unit; children sutlering from ue.nknc»f> and weak luiim with inorit happy eitect. Um- li t ih* gu I in pnr titular, with pains in her brad, oi appetite, and daily wasting consumption, on whom all medical skill had lioen exhausttnl. Ims Imcn en tirely restored. We commenced with hut a Um spooulul ot Bitters a day. Her appetite fii..| stiength rapidly iucrcase«l. and she is now u ell He6pectfully, Mu.-. i» M Dkvok," l * * • • I owe much to you, lor I verily he lie\ e the Plaruatioil Bitters ha\ e ki\ ed my lire ■ Bav. W, H. Wauoonkk, Madrid. N V ■’• • • Thou wilt send me two butt lee mui e ofthv Plantation BitttMH. My wile has been greatly Ix-nertted !>y their use. Thy tnen.t, A-.viTuuiv, Philadelphia. Pa ” l * • • • 1 have been a treat suMerer irom' l'\ppepaia, and had to ahamion Preaching. • * Plantation Bitters have cured me. Kk\ .1 s (‘athohn, Kochester, N ” "* * * 1 na\e gi\eu thr Plantation Birteis to huudiedh ot our dlaabh'd coldieio util, the mobt astonishing effect. (.1. \V . D > I’UK r, .supeiuiteiulent Soldiei ‘s Home, l 'in., t >. ' • • • The Plantation Bltt»-i8 hav.: curx'.; me oi Liver Complaint, of which 1 was laid up prostrate, and had to abandon my huoineßS. H. B. Kinoslky, ( le\ eland, i > " * * • Ihe Plantathm Bitteib have ctir.-d me of a derangement of the Kidneys and Unnan (irgans that has illstressed n.e for years It a.is like a charm r.r. M«>ork, No. -64 Broadway.” Ac., Ac., . fs-o- The Plantation Bitters make the weak stron/. the languid brilliant, and are exhaused nature’s great/restore;. They are composed ot the ceie- t ’alisaj a Bark, MTnteigreen, SasHatrax, Koolb, Herbs, , all presen perieotty jm-rp St C'mlx Rum. s. T.— l Boo —x Persona ot sedentary halite, trout-led with weakness, lassitude, palpitation ot the heait, lack of appetite, distil ;-. 1 alter eating, torpid liv er, constipation, sc.. desei\e to suffer It thrj will not try them. They are recommended hi' the highest medi cal authorities, and arr warranted To produce at: . ’/mediate beneficial ettYot. 1 h«*v‘ ate cacoeding ly ngrecrtble, period pure and harmless. Notice Any person pretending to sell Plan tation Bitters in bulk orby thegaUon is a swind ler and impoßter. It ia put up only in our log cabin bottle. Beware of botttles refilled with imitation deleterious stutf, for which several per sons ate already in prison. See that every txvt tle has our United States stamp over the cork tinmtiftbxfsd, and our signature on steel-plate aide label. Sold by respectable dealers throughout the habitable globe. P. u. drake a CO., Broadway, N. Y. 202 fVRAKE’S PLANTATIDN BITTERS. m -The genuine article sold by SIMON JOHNSTON. cor, Smithfleli and 4th at*, aYtoafcjpod ~; MIASMA AND FOUI, VA j.u,-3 generated by th«- hot sun will b? far more deadly to our v oiuiceers than ihe en«*- niy’s bxyonets. In tlit* Indian ‘tr.d Crimean HULLIAV aV'S PILK> were used In enormous (juaDtitiee. If ihe n -.b-r of this ‘not iee’ cannot pet t ho\ of IT! Is or i >•».: :non t front the stole in hit s place, let him w Me to me, 80 Maiden Kane, enclosing the and I will mail a fiox free oi expense. Man\ dealers will not keep my ntedieines on hand b< *MU»ethey cauno' make as much pro til as on othet make. .>'■> cents, sS cents, ami $1.40 per box or pot. my 23-1 wc fIKvSf**TUK CONFESSIONS AND EX PERIKNCKor AX INVALlD.—Pub lished for the benotii, an-1 ns a (JAI’TION TU VOI Nil Alid.N ;.nd Othorn, who surfer from Xer\ mill Del.iuty, I’lt-mature *Decay ol Man hood. «x.e.. kvsj*; >i j I at the naine time T* h k Muanp nv .SELK-Ctiii:. By one who has cured iilmself afti-r iitulergoing considerable quackery. K} inclosinp a poslpai-l addressed envelope, hincte copies may be had oi the author. , XATHAN.IKL M A V I-AIK. esq., feU>3nilatw Bedtord. Kinssco., N. V- I) yy k HAYDEN, SADDLEEY, HARNESS COACH HARDWARES 53 WOOD STREET, • I the . Joiden Lli HESPK( TPI LU CALL v v the artor.ti'in ol .viduiera. Loach Mahers and I lealera in general, to their Large and Well Selected Stock c iindage Munufncl Urol's, Patent mul idaninciitt Leitt JKnam tTct! (Toths, liromt Cloths, l.itct-i, Frtuges, iiauds, Springs. Vile?. Bolts, Ftlloes, Spokes. Wn.' ■ j.;ibiy i PURCHASED WITH GREAT CARE, the \V(K»D WUKK. which will Beit NN'ell Stationed and Dry - hadcUr-v* and Harness Makers, liat uchi i.e a i Ii «i «, Sniiil i«* Trii.ii. I lames, \\ clii., lull Minuni 1 Welti, of nil Number*. B! ta, Hue k lea. Spurn, Thitml*. i ; : ret 'll. I ; • ’ in, f x A i-l ncIL-H t’Uarar.tcod i « » T U K -t.V DDltEns u.in ;\is Pi ! rsMl lAiii Piitock'b *• j* M. r IF TH Sl* RKF.'f, OPPOSITF lib* f ill ( ITI/i NS OF PITTS -1 ia'ii <ii \ i.i.i.i; ii i\y axi l si n- I. • <1 Xi•; ' . Id T.« •! I i II". \* th. tv «.!( Indi ‘ . i - i.i ’ ->-i - • k-' i p-u i. .mi n- -t num .l m il..' •Me t.-.’ n.-tnv ye Wn .1 r-.udered stei; i i.. « - r \ o \ii.-s"' *• ~ -ii. •: 1 ... 11: - I'fieh/ c ,i! i > «.- i ouiif t*M* Ii i“ H Xtd t!,f* I.dlowing h> t luf U ila ■ .ii 1.i.1' o. = tl. 'i.j'iiher L'i lies* Ibfvir. .Monitm Mali. .d. v h v....b Hail. Pic: ure «ta Mery, hr old i ‘uru'bify '-hop, single rickets 25 cents, or paok n.-ea of .5 ti.'kcis for oi.c dollar. ' Mi \\ 1 t-U U‘ l n, the Ist iiiy of .1 .me, it Is Ju re. ii.c I'mi- m.im-.ii-itoly niter the 'Of I'iih i iiu*h m liio Ai.-li;>>rium. Tu n-tinisftio'i i»■ -!ieh hull oil th'it evening tu'c the >hoii 1 il tickets will be result . Nil poo.is '\iii be S'iill mi that (’Yenlnir. Uncis -ulinittliui children undet r-\ears ofase t.» <•! r '■ c except the fhnlng U.lll ton-1 the A .ell!m luin, u ill In ftoM ttt lu eta. each, -tic price <•] ticket* t"the Audilonutn will l*e ft'Kolatnl lun/er.luii' to the inline of the enter trtii,::icn! ami will be tinm unceil Irrun time to In:**' my 28-51 11 to Iti Kl> FOURTH STREET g WINDOW SHADES, e <U ivcceived THIS I'AN. NPW SPRING STOCK w CARPETS! K & 3> —H ° AT McCALLUM’S. j g CARPET STORE, NO. 87 FOURTH STREET. Counterfeits I! Counterfeits 11 l,i "Hi ul'T 1 ' l.i H>K Ol'T !11 Humbugers are About!!! UENIUNK PEBBLE Russian Spectacles 1M PORTA XT NOTICE.— IM PROVE Yul U NIUIIT —li »\ititr opened my new plnce of business, ami h*v\ *• received direct from Ku-.- -ia, n fine and most brilliant genuine l)ia iikiiiil H imp in f> lYbMc Spectnelea, warranted to preserve, strengthen and improve the Bight. Purchaser* are entitled to Spectacles free of chargr il the first should fall. Also, received <>ne ol the finest stocks ever brought to this city o! Philosophical, -Mathematical and Optical In- which I will sell to suit the timeß, an.! leupectfuily in\ ite all in want of thearticle! .1. DIAMOND, Practical Optician. Look out lor No M, 51, 51 Fifth street. HI l SCH MEETS & BLEAfeLEY, I •mufartun': -.r.l wholesale deß'-rr -n Illuminating and Lubricating Oils, ( 111 UE PETROLEUM Oil.. RI:NZiI!.K i 'em r.iif.n .1. F. DA DAY & HAYDEN, Successors to J. P. Day & Co* Manufacturers, importers and Deal des in Saddlery. Coach and Trunk, Hard ware and Carriage Trimmings. No. 68 Wood street, Sign of the Golden Stirrup, Pittsburgh. To Boiling Mills, Machinists and Other Babbitt metal—a good arti cle. for sale low by A. PURGES A SON, nyWin South and Penn, Philadelphia. SIEGE OF VICKSBURG PIC TORI AT, WAM PAPER. REP resenting this famous il«6, for sale by W. P. MARSHALL, say3(^, a ! 87 Wood it. •lanut.afturfrs and Dealers in F’lTl Slir H< ill. PA ( .»:i>'3ti;jg in part lor iluhs, Shafts, etc., etc Ail ..1 which nave been i-e touiiG oi li.e «li., etc., elf M it tho ii'.wcst ' ’A^H not ’U in samltea and Undies. »i< >t *1 lor »uir cu&toiuere to ■ * t'.» \ prn;>rti\ to that DAY dfc HAYDEN. , A L I>UMS, I. HI.MS a H i. 1 h ii • ' ■ • K i. \ i i. ii- >\ • K.S i .«»'K 1 i \i >■ ikS. Pitiocks •* T OFTii'K t \ >f., , CpliM Ini; t O U It ::-i: hniic 1 111.; ion-- at once to ,\ i».,ur, Ht tin- Jw.rikir.k" linuse oi :.a. str.-ft I’jifvUilirh t ior n pfr !l. t-iit u iti ■ I■ ; to tlit* K.iir ■i it* ; l o Hill 6u ft? Y.W .'TV 1-KS \V ell seasoned Oil, CLOTH, .-i lIMF.UTZ .JAM £A BLAEKLL liAMPS. ’lerclianff f'lr t bo sale of (TndeCul 7,r,. W.m.J s-rp rf. Pittsburgh Ph T. 8. lIATDEN TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW: DRY GOODS HUG US 4HACKES Comer Fifth and Market Sts. NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS SILK SAOQCES, SILK OIRCVLAR:?. LACE MANTLES, LATEST NOVELTIES IS SHAWLS, GRENADINES, \ ALENCTAS, CULT). ALPACCAS, (’HALLIES, &c., ate ■■s ■» ~ r- »- r *4 4 r* r- i- *44 « © > > > 000 ndd ace 2 § ® a c a a « «J XXX * 11 tt <Ji i PIANOS AND MELODEONS. Ruabe’s Unrivaled Pianos, FOR EIGHT YEARS HAINES BROS. EXCELSIOR PIANOS, and ehenp Planoß made by Qrovesteen fit Co., New York. Also. PRINCE S MKLOPF.ONS and SCHOOL >ROA.\>, beyond a ipubt the best reed instru ment made ' A. lUAcNUTT S richly carved Melodcons, at iime prices as other plain instruments of in !*,nornnki' AliJMelodeons warranted five year; CHARLOTTE BLIME, 43: FIFTH STREET, Second boor above Wood Us~Soie Agent for ail the abort instrument ic4 Steam from Queenstown and Liverpool n f THE FIRST-CLASS POAV eri ul Iron Steamships of the Cmi- Line, ci.YMPrs •v'*ll ->aii ircrfn I-i voipool every alternate I UE?- I'AY, from Queenstown every alternate 'A KDN'ES DAY. and from New York every -. i it*rna X c WED N" K M»A. Y' National btcnui .\'a> igallnji Com)m..ny. V iTUrIN 1 A LOUISIANA. 1- UIN, PEN N $ Y L Y A NIA. Will sail fioi.i Liverpool and Q,ueenstown. ta hlhiw, iforming a weekly line,) and from New York every alternate -SATL jjtIJAY. Steerage Passage from New York, *36 Currency. *Io New York, i3o (fold or erjuh aiont in Currency. Passengers forwarded to Pans and all‘German port» at very low rates. For Passage apply to WILLIAMS i GUTON, 40 Fultun St., New Y'ork. or THOS. RATTiGAN, Agt, No. 122 MonongahelA House, Water at., tns2«>-lyd Successor to Thoa. Rattigan LACE CURTAINS, VESTIBULE LACE, CURTAIN MUSLIN. GILT CORNICES, AC. For sale b) WHITE, ORR & CO. No. 25 Fifth Street, je4-)t NEW DRESS GOODS, Plain and Printed Percales, Plain and Printed Jaconets New Style Organdies, Rich Silk Grenadines. A fine assortment for sale by WHITE, ORR & CO. No. 25 Fifth Street. "Western insurance Company ofPittsburgli R. FILLER, jr. President. F. M. Gordon, Secretary. Oapt. R. D; Oochrajj, Gen’l Agent. No. D 3 water street, (Spang & Uo’swarehouse, np Btaira,) Pittsburgh. WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL kinds of FIRE and MARINE RISKS. A Home Institution managed by Directors who are well known Ln the community, and who are determined, by promptness and liberality, to maintain the character which they have assumed, as ottering the best [protection to those who de sire to be insured. Directors —R. Miller, jr., James. M'Auley Nathaniel Holmes,Alexander Nimick, Georpe Campbell B. Herron, ChAs. W. Hioket son, Andrew Ackley, Alexander Speer, David M. Long Kecs J. Thomas, Benj. Bakewell, John i\L’Cune. je4 PH-NIC-CRACKERS, MAf)E at the BOSTON CRACKER BAKERY, NO. 1)1 FOURTH STREET, S. S. MARVIN DR. BEbWS HiS MADE THE STI - dy and treatment of Delicate Diseases The business of his.life. His speciality is Ven ereal diseases, and other private troubles, brought on by imprudence, youthful indulgence snd excess. Also, all diseases arising from im iiurity bt the blood, Chronic Ulcerations, Pilot, Rheumatism, Rupture and Skin Diseases. Of fice and Private Rooms, No. 60 SMITHFIELD STREET. je*-lt EXCURSION TICKETS. I ' : «■'. «ft—THE STEAJUER BAYARD ABBBBC will issue EXCUiBSION TICKETS To Sanitary Fair at Pittsburgh, And reiurn, at half Yhe uauol fare. Fare pom | mencesWednefleay;’ June Ist. ; | • s my3i-d^llwl| K tfessoitV ariotitv other Mnds. for 38** - ! TAMES my?!] :; J . - ' ■ 1M Wood street TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENT#. EXTRAORDINARY JgXCITEMEXT IN THE BOOT AS SHOE MARKET About oix weeks since enabled us to secure a summer stock by taking advantage of the prices we can now r.tfer ATTRACTIONS In the way of superior boots and shoes, which ;an not t*e found elsewhere, and our custo- mers may rest assured that during the present season we shall far ou,t strip our competitors, and sell the beat qualities of warranted work at a lower price than Eastern work and rubbish is Bold for elsewhere. We invite all the visitors to ttie SANITARY FAIR to Concert Hall Shoe .Store, 02 Fifth street. Children’s Shoes 16 cents Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia ONMA.N] STEAMSHIP LINE. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. ■ THKrSDERSIOSED havlQ S been appointed agent for the above line of Steamers vice Mr. John Thompson, declared, the business of the line here, will, hereafter be carried on at No 66 Smithnehl street, near Fourth, where all applications should be made. The Steamers of this line are among the most magnificent afloat, and run direct between Liver pool and New Y'ork, sailing every week. The undersigned is also agent for TAPSCOTT’S celebrated Line of Sailing Vessels and the X Line of London Packets, by both of which he Is pre pared to bring out passengers at very ldw rates. Sight Drafts for any amout on any part of Europe lor sale. Apply to. I). O'NEELL, Foreign Emigration Agencv. No. 66 Smithfield . treet, Pittsburgh. Pa. jeS POSTPONED. It is deemed expedient by the Executive Com mittee and the undersigned to postpone the Con cert announce 1 by Mr. and Mrs. H. KLEBEB Tuesday Evening, June 'l4th. When it will take place at COSCEKT IIAI .L, Filth ST jfrLH _ HEXRVKLEBEB TOR Tin: FAIR. " JCST RECEIVED—A LARGE AND FAIR selected stock of Ladies’ Gaiters and hnlmorals. Misses and Childrens Boots, Wens, Bnjg and Youths Boots, Gents Brogans and B-vimorals. ’vhich will oe sold at a FAIR price at BORLANDS, je-t 98 Market et. EHrfPMEKTS. -—THE ►5 only complete assortment in this city. Korsaieby JAMES BOWN, je4 i3(i Wood Street. Oil" BARREL TRESS HOOPB.-POH sale by JAMES BOWN, Jel 138 Wood Street, l \SMi TUSM AT E RIA LS .-A Large ■* stork for3a!e by TAMES BOWK, idti Wood Street. Je4 SHOT Gt SS.-THE LARGEST AND best stock In this market, Foraaleby JAMES BOWN, je-i I3fl Wood Street. yroi C AIV get's lIT Kd Tn all kinds of boots. Shoes, Oaitera and Balmo rals. both iu pj!i.p an-l quality, at BORLAND’S j*4 98 Market at GRAND CONCERT. OPENING OF THE MUSICAL DE PARTMENT of 1 he SANITARY FAIR, On Monday noxt, .Tun© O, at AUDIENCE HALL By the United German Singers’ Societies I FROHSINN LORELEY Birmingham Singers’ Society, With the e.voperatlon of. Air. Geo. Toerge’s Great Western Orchestra And the English and German Theatre Orchestras and other PRi (.SESSIONAL MUSICIANS, who all have tendered their services gratuitously. Will be performed the ORIGINAL ANT) BEAUTIFUL MUSICALJTABLEATJX ' “ON THE SEASHORE.” (AM MEERES STRANDE.) BY JVIAuS OTTO, OF DRESDEN Admission. One Dollar. Text-Books, In En glish and German. Ten Cents. Tickets to be nad at the Musio and Qook Stores, and at the Otfice of the Fair. Gentlemen are requested to procure tickets before the openingofjthe Concert, i© <n*oid delay and confusion. Commencement, 8 p. u. sTATTO N E R Y. Letter Paper, NOTE PAPER, BILL PAPER, LEGAL PAPER CAP PAPER WRAPPING paper, BILLET PAPER, MANILLA paper, UR TENT AL PAPER, EUOENIE PAPER, And a full assortment of Counting House Sta tionery envelopes, Inks. Ac., Ac. MYKRS, SOHOY&B A Co. No 93 Fifth Btre&* JQRY GOODS, CHEAP AND DESIRABLE,-; GARDNER & SCHLEITEKS, MARKET STREET^ G 5 Pos. I*lai<s ChaUles, At 88c, cheap at 31c, PT.ATTI MOZAMBIQUES, , At 80c ,uad . . , tli . DRESS GOODS IN ENDLESS VASIBTI, * At 31c and 37cj CI.OAKS& SHAAVI.& k VEBY OHBAP W TEt'TUNIA BATH PAPER, *
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