RATES.
Five insertions.,>. 020 Pi v* •• • • l^»W
One week....* ■ ?2 £? ve 14*00
Two week.... " f- J’Snlii onth “ *V».
Three weeks....;.'; JJjOmjw 32,00
POST,
Mngle Bubsoriptiona by mall, *B,OO per year
Delivered in the oify, .Tie .^Tp^week.
! Y I/OH T.
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Tencopiea, eaoh .W""";.' IM
Thirty Co } )iCB > each, (and one to getter up,) 1)20
u* i ,1 JAS. P. BARR, ’
__ Editor and Proprietor.
a JiUH MSQ/QAk ■
Gr T TtjNATK^ vs FOR theWor
*thk LONG SOUGHT for
discovered at last.
.... L OHEROm, REMEDY,
CHEROKEE INJECTION
■O'J CHpRoHw fiT-u™v ti, l !iJ ' irka 11,111 Teavea.
Kt - V -? r !' > 'ac great Indian Diuret
in lh ° M caces afhuor
■ Where M «•
49-ltls prepared in a highly- eoneeritratM
A‘£tSife»SM?
' •t^MSrtiS^SSSfK?
<~y d^.ffi^SrTor'SaS'g
mauiree to aAr^alu'S
ciKSSSStoS? * 2 *“ bottle ,
tl^“ewS": JW,1 ““’ « perbo ‘- :
of^i?te ent by Ex P , ' eBO *° »oy addreas on receipt 1
Aa-Solu by all druggists everywhere.
fJIHE 6RSAT INDIAN MEDICINE,
.Compounded from
.'HO ISO I
s-
V £
CD
CD
■ ag
CEtEBoKEE cttbt'i
555& v &™7
aaa&sa&ws^e
..Zz ™? “edi'inc u a almnle reaetahle «
tract, and one on which all canrelr ..
[*l»h “ ied *n our practice for and
lie to^Z~ Bdß A reated ’ haa Dot i“n
• **t£n MUI W t {!" ““fa mth their cor,.
e SF" aid - “aT,
£&»»
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Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
( Dr. ¥. E, Mernin & Co,,
no f Q S i ( ?K?. PE . OPErETOR s,
Horticultural & Floral Dej^ytiment.
PITTSBURGH
SA-NITAKVFAIK,
June lwt.
$ , ■ '' . !
3P 1 i5.,.‘;, 0MM,T ' 1,K 8 ON PI ANTS
FBI lIS 4NU fuj WEftrj coiitldentlyap!
aid of all.Horticulturiatß and Florists
.Commercial and Frafeßslonal.
TK4Jau<iabl<S objeotrnfthis ‘Fain anA the am,as
ent exigencies of the time, and the development
ofßjuih |day alone, will urge the Patriot and
Philanthropist.
JF« eo)ioit your donations or contributions of
SUCH articles as will adorn and render attraclivc
the Department under oui charge, which is 01
atoje extent, and wljcre careful attendants win
alwaj-n he at hand, that the owners of plants
may : rest assured that their collections will be
Ungeared fop. fn addition to the ordinary pr<v
I*"®!? !°( the K rec D-house and garden, the Com- j
mttttfl also solicits oontrlbutltnifliof I
Bouquets, Cut PiowiMs,
BMkets 01 Flowers, Dried Flowers,
Tiiml Designs, Wax Flow,-,.,
Hanging Bisfata, teatWVlowers,
SU “ d “> Phamtom Bouquets,
»«nthwes, ■> ' Ah(fcmn I****,- AS!
Aviaries, Aquaria, ' 1
Gardening Implements, Seed*
Native Winn; 'a _
1 Gardening Books,
(harden Seats & Vases, . Fountains, .
Hfxrtjoulruj-al iron Work,
Horticultural Wire Work,
/?, or^^ tulAj and Glass,
Horticultural Pottery,
, Foreign and Exotic Fruit,
Eued Frqit,
Wax Fruit,
Garden Statuary.
In aljatt, Huefie Ornaments of every iriH or
not ° r rU,H ° Char^ fer that d’oes
® *° the A *r*c<ihural Bepart
°f cut bouquets, f
t lU! " 60 as to in " ure » constant,
antf regular, supply during the Fair, will be very
“TAT C ° nrrlbU,or “' **U please arrange
With the Cbairman of the Committee,
AT FLORAL Hat.t.
. P? WtribuUons from abroad mav
be lent to rViM. D. fIIpGOWAN, Secretary of
ttie ofLading marked;
-1 fxnt * HorUeiUtueai
Department—>r Q i: thm Commuted”
WM. S, 3ISSBI.L,
■ ■ ■ ■ ' CHATRMA
||«CKHAB t LONG, ~ ~
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er 41111 Jt^Pe V
amj R^Jner
. rlls£ Sl”™*” 1
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1 Fanning In
••>-->* i* •
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-Jn«^ raandfqr^^tM-
-1 i’ATTEKSON & AMMON;
No. 8 Wood ft.
fresh BCT
igteffi o **- ; ? ;
In »tore »ad for is^^/‘° ur ' j
myto "t:!. PATi *»aorr GAMMON,- 4
*. ' No.« Wood It. '•]
iMPOETANTJTO LADIES.'
“ Gnat American Remedy.”
Haryey’s Chroiio , Thermal
FEMALE pills
' ET WII-EDIWHES
the hireptloM Jmve been atrlctly followed )
“™®ovii>g diflleultleß arielm; from
OBSTRUCTIONS, OR .STOPPAGE OP
NATURE. *
rfISSrSSS^s
“t o th e , e “me t Ume m ' Ue ‘ ,Vi ' <A M s;
€
dollae 4 . 6O puu - wuoS'OmE
Aiitu DR. HAHVBY’B treatise:
on Diseases of Females. Pregnancy, Miscarriage
, S's?f n n ' aa >s<«riinv, rie P SuoS,™iri^X;
^ 0 ladies* PRI
- H a pamphlet of 70
7 addrc “>- Six"centa requir-
$ Ua V d Book W’UI be sent bv mail
confidentially, when desired, skcurkby £»*Ai,Kt>'
and pre-paid on receipt of money bv PW'*t>»
•T. Bifi Ajv, M. L)., Oenerol Agent,
. . «o- 76 Oedar-street. New York
6 ' 006-emdAw !
ra.MffilSSt 1
why this ' °\ ? °sAkT Pr ° VC ‘ 1 “l"™ »nd
tnr/Snerr,".^"*, 11 ™ 80 °ho“‘to*,tf2 |«U (“low"? "i?, 0 *-•«,
let one of their family fo U ro l 'ajm! l tv > that U / J a Ut 1 A “ 1:,,| l cuiiliniie to offer the most advan
voted years L theirUnefl?,
' Ulelr S'^rpbjWßlfcniairteta i Lieut ‘ “** ,OH “"‘ L P stalls and in t. ise-
vnenTie haf ' m>3i
N *'v uiiv ~<io(ms
s^?esss3£
up as, shining lights in the medical world • 1 don’t >
Maerfcthat ml men airworthy that-pibl/ah arm '
there are agreat number of them thatare lhav e '
devoted myself to the study and treatment of
Private Dta rashs upwards of 40 years, and
Gjjfotism can say 1 have aaveJ hundreds i
fi®' 3 ?*? 0 * I SjTO r *w* untimely death. My !
m I t?tnk It the ve S®table
as I think it is the best and most certain. It uin ?
thmSht'u t 0 briQg Undreda of certificates if 1
thought it necessary to oertlfy to mr general auo- i _
S^^SSSrsaSS’S 5 ? ! CornerFiftb Marke tsts.
i, atest *ov E ,. t , EBis
Jill arise from answer than °?ly S * A
moner - Hundreds are cured LnS
ally br my new remedies. Address KOX eoo. •
Flttsbuigh Postoffloe.
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T 8 A 80 FIFTH STREET, OPPOSITE !
THE POST OFF*
rjIHE GREAETST VARIETY OF
ELEGANT AND; CEE Ar
watt PAPER,
OIL CLOTHS
WINDOW SHADES
ake SOLD at
F«RSTEBWScri#AM’S, i
164' Southfield Street,
, XjL’s block .
W. H.-I’GEE,
, No. 10 St. Clair St.,
WOULD CALL the attention
of buyesst to his stflcik'br Qoode, which
en selected with great care and conX ns
ta h c ” e “' styles of Goods to be foSndin
Clothe. m.a h o . eB -. Qeot B Wishing, a suit of
ine our ffboda^iSTlfiiP}ea»e call and exam
plere stock Of FfVNISHINa S SoOiJs'“ ld C ° m '
W. H. McUEK,
Merchant Tailor,
No. u st. Glair street
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Warsaw®
Plnmbera and Btk&- Fouu lere *
16* WOOD STREET.
t PITTSBURGH!, fa. - ’
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OooktogaUjl^"
KOBBBT O. 80HKBBTE
SCfflsreETZ & bleaklet.
Maim lecturers and wioleeale dealers in
ninminatingaiid Lubricating Oils,
CRUDE PETROLEUM Olt., BENZOLE
LAJttPs. ' ‘ till
fe*£ i N alB P f Crude thi.
• 1 ““ «‘MPff.nWqod «tnet, Pittsburgh p». .
medical.
albums.
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CHEAP AND DESIRABLE,
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Pcs. r»lai*l Olmllies,
PLAID, MOZAMBIQUES,
At 90c and 990 j
IN ENDIaESS VABIETY,
At 31c and 3Tej
cloaks & shawls;
DRYJSOODS; -HOSIERY, l flic.
highly desirable
NEW GOODS
MACKDM & GLYDE’S,
87 MARKET STREET.
HTE-'SEffiCEIVIM EVERY DAY RY
inVmr r °“? * nd all tlie novelties
n °"’ ~,M!nln *» of
Parasols and Bun Umberellas,
Fancy Paris Fans,
Fine Shell and Ivory Tuok Combs,
Elegant Jet and Steel Pins,
Fine Steel Belt Buokels,
llair Nets of all desorib'able Styles,
in Ladies’ Straw Hats, a new
Sapply of Waterfall, Co-
quette, Mayday and Daisy
Patterns.
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SILK. CIRCULARS,
lace mantles,
latest novelties in
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YEKY OHBAF.
PITT!
SEWING MACHINE MANUFACTORY,
FJIHKSE UArUEKBB WERE IWARREO THE
Highest Premium at the World’s Pair, London,!
Wfterc all the Sowing Machines of Euroia- and A„ , ' '■
iuiDortant sTjTt . * A * Here in competition, and *t all the
important bTATt and ('OPIVtv . \
. ' UL ., * *■ where exhibited. . jC
are now used in the: HOMBs'of and Ineom Parable Machines
10,476 made and Volf So CT f VUJzed World '
equal to the sale of all the other mdllth8 ’ bem S nearly
" • oraer Setting Machines COMBINED
A fact Which ehou.d be considered by those desiring to purchase t’
THE BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE!
EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED FOR THREE YEARS,
Call at the Agency and see them in Operation.
WM. SUMNER & CO., AGENTS
1 NATIC>NiAIL fiAWK.S.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK : INSCRANPIP inpwnn- i
OF PiTTaBUROH. iiMBUKAJMOE AGENCY.
;?/ 2?"' V 1 th » e ( t OUJ ’ ty ° r Allegheny and Stale Assets Feb 1 'i'mu WM.oou :
• I **"»rlv«»ia ha * duly organized und v ! M cv\ \ ’ ;
1 Phenix ,ns - Co. of Brooklyn i
•■ I astf®U Y « •HfIWM
•aid Act required to he complied with heb. J ' w 2 2V« ai i
commencing ihe business of Banking " I J
■ county of Allegheny and State of ’ Life IflS r\P DiiSl**
Peimtylvania, la authorizld to commence the ' Tanitai ,r,S * ° O, °* ™lla.
! hu fs!*if S under the Act aforesaid. 1 ' a LE\ 'vv H i'i 7 V,. m’ U >500,000
I In testimony whereof witneaes mv hand *n.t \ mt/tm Fres’t.
I Beal of office, this 6th day of August. 1363 ' ‘ *\ 'iRK. Vice I'nVt.
1 „ Hugh McCulloch, ! ,s. s. bbyan,
j j as I Comptroller of the Ouricncv. iuiJ6 Broker and Insurance Agent,
1 > i i »T7M. 69 fourth street. .
Iran FIBST Sfiiom bam mdemn ™ amnst loss
1 OF PITTSBURGH, PA., ~ r
! Late Pittsburgh Trust Company. T"a^ANY K <u! s 'p^ K ,s,strßA i ( cE
| CM, “ a ‘ *-! S. Mi “ d «*'£*&£s&&:
: «
?£ e #* it «#f vi f e .* for the coUeotion of Notes ' n , bl >l c °*t ’
I BU ?l of Exchange. fcc.* receive money on ; " m Por*ry 1 -* oauiJ on ample Collat
■ ftnd all parts of ; < } eT ? l hocur i«es.; ; au im
! I ThSS try ‘ v. u u . (present m,*ri' V-2 i‘ '
The success which has attended thnPHtaKmmi. coat W ° l **>'
wlii weh°lfi 1,41 Kl“ inCe m ita “'Sanitation IQ ; Notts and Bills Reoeivaide.'.'
will we believebe asufflcientiguarantee that-busi- ' Clash Jpf& {*’
ness entrusted to the new organization wm »*_ * -.t .1 . r,: 2^®1533
oeiye the same prompt attention., . ; ... ' „
Having a very extensive correspondence with ' The ohly'iirotifs from nreminma*Sh??l! >S Ji.^ 8
! “!*■"?
h y the same
officers and directors. e -uonaistciA with security. ’ rasea * a J°w,aa>m
- DiKBOTOas incorporation, a n»W/wi i
i EsUfcia (i. Baii kv, T evidofloe if theadvaiitairJ?offiJLS*
i ALKX. BK iDLE e, J *2ZZ&
;ATOHXJN, President. 08868 Wr .
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t; A MITEL 1 C? KANT, I»aI • l‘l- tiaoW,, <
a%£&s?-
”**. .vecretAry pro tem ••
MILAHELPHM FIEEATOISF
INSURANCE COMPANY
UWital. i«aM4oo; ■ Ag.^g”%3^gg e -
KUBT. P. KUvS“p^i Wnt ■
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F. ULAfIKBDAN, Seoretim., B ’
yV ;i OOPJINi Agent. P
Cbrier Tkrd and Wood^reett.
James Laughlin
Kobest S. Hats,
Thomas Bell,
Thos. Wightman,
JAMES Li
John D. Scully, Oa«
augfrdAwtf
THE SECOND NATIONAL’ BANS
OP PITTSBURGH, PA, ,
(Formerly IKON OTl'l' TRUST COMPANY.)
Capital, with privilege to Increase to
The IRON CITY TRUST COMPANY hav
ing organized under the National Currency Act
offer* itaservlces for the tran Bastion of a Gener
al Banking Business. Drafts bought and sold
Money received on Deposit, and Collections
made on all parts of the country.
DUtttOTOBS
Jaoob Pauttsb, Robt. Kobiksou.
Jakb Hill, R. Boughman
C. F. Klopbbb; . W. Qoa*u.k
Wir. Coop* * ' v
-
O. E. w ABNER, President.
JNO. E. PATTERSON, Oaahlar.
feb23-4md
TEN-FORTY J.OAN OF U. S.
TjWagT IfATIOfIAX, DAUK OlF>
M? pittsbukoh.a • ,
Designated Depository and Fi
nancial Agent of the
United States.
th?. y D ll '? hO M, ty qt , Ul ?. TreMiiry Department,
this Bank will receive Subscriptions for the Ten-
Forty 6 per cent. Gold-bearing Bonds.
A commission will be allowed to Banka- Rant
era and Brokers. JAMES DA
Orders are solicited. President
Pittsburgh, April 28th, 1864. spar’
J»t-AUKR A KATSEA'S
Hoiselee Patent Sewing Machihea
These Sewini'MiWJhfaieaareLmra<i.*v. *
beat In.the Thevl^W
P~S^;L^X? UcUneS o£ e «tF‘kimi
EHNESr AXTHELM. Ajceot.
Re. street.
rtttshmgh. 2^
,f mhla-lyd
ST*aflL TOOTH HAV
. and qkain bases. *
l^L.i
A N I> TTI E
INDIfftTBIAL EXPOSITION IN PAEIS,
And full Instructions given in operating without charge.
FOR EIGHT OF THE WESTERN STATES,
Pittsburgh Office, \o. 27 Fifth Street.
°°-
! *®®«f So* 3T FUjih Streep Bank
WILSONS
INSURANCE
i'^tfi^u^ceOo^^fPStab^
: Frerfileot. 6
Secretary. ,
l 'IETJI-t A‘s*^E“tOAl N s T ‘
I are well known la the conunnnifr, aS" wTa *l2
-t r n 'l’ b l promptness UtetSire t
V Maintain the ohaficter whii® they have kam.m J?
' *r? 0 e M.^" n
N^t'Sel 0 'hTlm'lck^CHore'
I>arele, Campbell B. Herron, Cha£ W 1 k„ti
■eon, Andrew Ackley, Alexander Swir li
Benf &5,«n
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Bdcent IStory., vindicated.' )
From ll,e National Intelligencer,,.,
referring,:fo .thcilitatementf;that !
Brig. Gen. Barnard has been appointed!
Engineer-in-Chief, to the tlie
New . York Evening Poet
trul> qbaerresthatiie is onfcoi’<the ablest
and7^H° fflC r B <4 lhe regular barman
,7® adv » ota e«'Of liDOWingitllOr-
S , h k V ,'i U ' U t '° Untry about Eiohmotid, in,
which the arfuy i» now operatirieo- He
was, it.wiij he remembered,.
Euginperpc the Armyc iL PmZl
Oen ! xr uud f r tJu5l command of
Gen,. McClellan, during the .whole of,
l r? ,? ftU ‘ pl4iß "- In thu BWlec
■ n ot Gen. Barnard our New- YmV !
■JfJ'Wb! ,dnds, .another evidenced
that the, important Vaient .of knortin®
how to make the: best nse of men’s i
knowledge has not, deserted Gen.. Grant
the fast m,, not happy in its historic
?i 1 T U f e S? l:an^ a,wllen •*»-Proceeds to-, say
adviqe had-been
heeded m tip? first,year of the war; the
campaig!!- against .Bk-hmond .-would
haye resulted very differently. 1
Some remarks, at die close .of ,bis official
report op tjje engineer opeiationa in the,
Peninsular campaign i show what his
ideiis were of. the. proper iine of ©pent-"
tions and?ot,ffie effective method) He'
gives,iU(3 his opinion that‘one of " the*
prominent causes of ultimate failure’- iu
that, campaign ‘was the inaction of eight
1 1 Rfio 7\ ,r ? m Aa « ust - 1861,.t0l April,
complete ip November as dt ever, be- -
cam a and that, Norfolk,could have-’been,
taken during the winter; condemns:lhe
plan of moving by way of the Peninsu-'
la as perfectly certain to .invite, nay !
o wmpeftnterierence;’ and asserts that
the line of lorktown should have been
assaulted, and that the battle of .Will
iamsburg ought to have, been fought
wit,h the whole army; .instead of detach
ed portions under no single head He
points out that ‘after, leaving Williams
burg we should have crossed the Chick
ahopnny and connected, With .the navv
on the James;' and adds thatiin taking
the route which was chosen .-‘we lost esl
sentially all that was worth going so far
te gain, viz : the James .river approach
a vu h , e , :C “' operataoll of ‘he nawb’ V i
Paking notice that ‘ two weetdaonght
.Spent in traversingthe
rWhtl to Bottom’s
and New Bridge, that.the repulse of the
rebels at fair Qaka would have carried
us into Richmond if it had been-taken
| adva utage of, and, that this was one o?
I those occasions which if not seized' do!
I, not repeat themselves’ he shows that
i- wlienat last the rebels had time, through
! ol lf ficlay. to accumulateia large force
i our army was.so badly,.handled ttottiw
;the battle of ,oaines’ Mills, while the
..enemy fought his whole force, except
j enough left before our lines to keep iro
appearance we fought, with twenty
sdeven thousand men, and lost! the battle:
1 mrlh nm ti * h S f UßBad men i «u«he shows'
.further thayf our whole army had been'
: epneen t rated on either side © i the Chick
.ahominy , in either we might have' se-.
'uiond VlCtolyand fhe posession of Eich
• ‘-Wo quote, these opinions of Gen.
jßatnard td;show that he is.and: alwavs
was a man of aotion, opposed to the de
disaster in-'>l66B*
ppd that, therefore, whiie his knowledge
pi the ground on which, the annyisuow
fighting ispf, the, .greatest value his
o P v‘ ,\ a >' m concert ' with, that-of Gen
- lhese statements/are: very, fat from
Ibemg accurate. If, the -Post bad taken
the pains to. read the record of Gen -Bar;
jiafd,s opinions as made-accesidbid to >'
ge piibhc, tt, wouidhave foundfhat Gen, I
AlcClelJan, whileiacommand timiAr I
py of the Pptomac, was. fully sustained
ui thp course he pursued by theuPhtem-
advice of Gen; Barnted' 'Gf
the -Commanding .General. fe*ea ifi that
COUffle M.-waspethaps. becausel te £:
tppmpch wptght.to the< counsels'©Fh^'
Chief Engineer,at the only cinit -When -
those counsels could .possibty fe-of
use . to hitn in determining hisfnflitartr
conduct. It,was
Barnard not to know, on, the .hidst oo^i
cyentsid an acKSi
he contrived,hrmselfto know
events dad, passed into history
Wasjthe misfortune of Gen yiloiLnJl
aikfns 1 m the dU p ofhis “Hilary aper
aftons op the Pemnsnla, during'th^
hewas £ cofc!
ppUed to fallow,the adviceof ,Gen.- Barf
hhffl, W gtvecat that time from day to
ay, rather than the advice contained in
nh re indheyear 1803, aftar
GhAi /MnClellandiEd gone • into retire
mopt under the disfavor'of our mflitarr
authoiities..,; . .n ■
103,996 W
iltt reviewing the operations of the
Army of {Uedßotomac, Borne months after
the,.withdrawal of the.aroiy frojtnihe
Peninsula to iwhich ithas oneeniore won
it# way at a cost sotemWe.igen.- waW
aiid attributed.'thelailurd of lihe ; "<Peniti“
*4* o£ I ®®2toiibe'jwtejeSpftanci
w|th which U»e army wag ■ ‘pushed” into
dnbssed. to ifeweM-,,
d& Joinville- on
Qsmpwgni! amoungi other iucHriSw?^ 1
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