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Two inlierti9nc,— .1. . Two,utonttus....... 11.26
- 1 1 , 1ife4-ta f elinens i . 1, Three reonthr..... 1J75
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One square changeable one: a week I year.sso,oD
DAILY POST,
Single subeoriptione by mall, !8,00 Tun year.
P3li t yprol,A4he city, st. 18 cents/ per week.
rc.
single enbscriptions
Five copies, each
Ten copies, each
7tiveaty cocßies, each, (rind one to getter up,) 1,20
- • " - 1,10
• JAS. F'. BA_Rit,
Editor and Proprietor
MEDICAL
GLAD NEWS FOR THE UNFOR.
TUNATE I •
THE LONG SOUGHT FOR
DISCOVV.IVEAD A , T LAST.
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riVIA
.DAXS
DNIB- '
1' .0
OfipCOMB iREMEDY
CHEltokir 9
INJECTION
- - - -
Compounded from Roots, Barks and Leaves.
CHEROKEE It the great Indian Diuret
• (c, cares all dieoacas of the urinary organs, such ae
bumutriceer of Me Urini, inflammation of Me
Bladder, indcmmer fon of the Kidneys, Slant In The
Bladder, St, lelure, Gravel, Gleel, Uonorrlura,4band
' ia especially recommended in thoee eases of Fluor
AR= (or IS hike in females) where all the okt notes
.4tasurzedieinea have jailed. --
- Aent is ;prepared in .ar highly -concentrated
.40rseilthe dose only being from one to two tea-
Alpeontuls three times a day.
is diuretic and alternative in its action;
ying and cleansing the blood,
causing it to
Kry ril v in all its original purity and vigor; thus re..
moving from the system aB pernicious causes
which have induced/I/sense.
CHEROKEE INJECTION Is intended
as an ally or asctutant to the Cherokee Item
,medicine in all caaes of GOTIOrrhfCCII, Meet,
,fluqr, - ,d/ttus or Whites. Its etivets are healing
seething mut demulcent; • removing all .scalding,
heat, chordee and pal.. instead of the burning
and almost unendurable pain that Is experienced
wlthuearly all the cheap touch InJectiarra.
Alii"By the use of the -C. het okee Remedy
and Cherokee Injection—the two medicines
at the same tirne--all improper di&charges are
removed, and the-weakened organs arc speedily
restored to full vigor and strength.
ifirFor full particulars get our pamphlet
from any drug store in the country, or write to
us and we will mall fres to any address, a full
treatise.
AIUP - Prise Cherokee Remedy, $2 per bottle
r three bottles for t. 5.
it - Price Cherokee Injecitiou, V per bot
tle, or three bottles for 46.
.Sent by Express to any address on receipt
of price.
Rf—Sold by all druggists everywhere.
Dr. W. R. Mepvin Sz
• BOLE • RGYRIETUtt,
• • No. 59 Liberty street, New York..
Sold: by Dr. GEO. IL KEYSER, No. 140
Wood street. inhls-eod-dSm
GREAT M;11 N DIEDIC/NE,
Zonvouttded Cumi
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CH3O.. ROItEE cuRES
du unfaiti.ig enke for ,VperntaleiThra Seminal
Weal:ll*U, Nord:ono-I L'dnions, and ail divans
causu lry eektineLut eon; alieh as Loss of iVernory,
Universalill Diehriesr of
Vision, Preoutiu re old Aqe, Werth L 4,/ eta
tyof Breall,iny, Trebled , Icak•pilness, Eruption*
on the Fare. Pak i•JII.:(t ranee. illt(1); ( 'oneurnp.
Mon and all the Direr . ul complainer,roused by dr
parit*Lfruni the put/i . e./Twiny%
X?' hie ruedtrme La a timplo vegetable ex
tract, and one on which all eon rely, as tt has
been used in our jdartire for many years, awl
with theusatals treired, it boo not tailed ins sin
gle instance. Its eir Mice nowera have been
Bullttlenetti gain Victory over the moat stubbnru
ease.
ieiirTo these who have irilical with their con
: tioia, until they think thennielizeti beyond
the reach - el biennia rkl.l,.ti e would say, Despair
ilot 1 the Cut:Rot:l.:: Cutta will restore you to
health and vigor, tir,,l all Q sauctora
have tailed.
fAq•Fordrill partleukra get eirmlar from any
drug Iltare , th the eouotry, or write the Proprie.
tors, who will mall tree to auy one desiring the
same, a full . treatise in pamph l
et form.
/1/APriee, .2 per bottle, or three hot tfea for $5,
and forwarded by Express to all parts of the
world.
Sold by all respeetable druggiete everywhere.
" Dr.- W, R. Itterwin & Co„
SOLE PiIOPR rETons,
No. 60 Liberty irtreet, New York.
Sold by GEO. 11, KEYSER, No. 140 Wood
street. _ nihl6-eod-d.a.w
?DINT It kIISOLUTION PROPOs.
ING CERTAIN .A.:6IENIJALENTS
TIE CONSTITI'TION, Be it redetved ay the
Senate and House of Represents!hues of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania in. Gmeral Assembly met,
That the fonowmg, amenaments be proponed to
the Constitution of the Commonwealth, to at
oordanoe with the provieionc of the tenth article
thereof:
There shall be an additional section to the
third article of the Cotialtution, to bu designa
ted Resection four, ad follows
OSE6TIOI7 i. Whenever any of the qualified
electors of this Comm onn calf h shall be in any
actual military service, under the requisition
from the President et the Hutted states, or by
the authority of this l'utninonwealth, such eke
:ors may exercise the. right of suttlage In al
elections by the citizens, under such re;ula thins
as eye, or shall De, prescribed by law, as tally as
if they wore present at their usual place of elec
t ion..
Oir.opriu :. There shall be two additional sec
tions to the eleventh article of the Constitution,
to be designated as uentiqns and nine, as
follows:
t'Ssoriost 8. No bill shinil be passed by the Leg
islature, containing more than one auttlect„which
shall be clearly expressed in the title, except ap
propriation bills. ,
t'SgoTiox 9; No bill shall be passed by the
Legislature granting any powers, or privileges,
a any case where the authority to strata such
powere,or privileges, has been, or nosy hereaf
ter be conferred upon the courts of tins t
wealth." HENRY C. JOHNSON,
&pea/4r of 14e flowe of Itepresentattves.
JOHN P. PENNEY,
Speaks of the Senate,
OFFICE oF TAE
SZOMFARV OF THU COM VONWEALTEI,
• Harrisburg, April tg,tb, 1864.
PENNSYLVANIA, SS.
........-; Ido hereby certify that the foregoing
iL. S.i is a full, true and correct copy of the
~ original Joint Resolution of the fen
.r... eral Assembly, entitled "A Joint Reso
lution proposing certain Amendments to the
llonstitution," as the same remains on the in
thlp °Mee.
Ix :114111.1KINT whereof f I have hereunto set
MytILLIA aril caused the seal of the Secretary's
ofilie tat be affixed, the day and year above writ
ten:* ' . ELI SLIFER,
• Secretary of the Commonwealth.
The above Resolution haring been agreed to
by a majority of the members of each House. at
two suocessive acesions of the General Assembly
of this Commonwealth, the proposed amend
ments will pe submitted to the people for their
adoption or rejection, on theTIRST TUESDAY
OF AUGUST; in the year of our Lord one thous
and eight hundred and slaty-four,
in accordance
With the provisions or the tenth article of the
Coiiatitution, and the act, entitled "An Aot pre
scribing the time and manner of submitting to
the people for their approval and ratification or
rejection, the proposed amendments to the Con
alatutistn," approved the twenty-third day of
April,lke thousand eight hundred and sixty
four. ELI SLIFER,
Secrelarrof the Commonwealth.
11-layrta.2
J. Q. WELDOR A & JIIO. RISZLLT.
. WEILLION KELLY,
GAS AND STEAM.FITTERS
.
Plumbers and Braas Founders,
Did WOOD STREET, near SlXth,
PTlT6Bußiali, V A.
airPutapfi lii4A;find repai.red. Proprietors anli
saannfaerdrerpor bakie'tv-Patent Water Drawer
and MustraVe.s Patent das Cooking and Heat
ing Stoves.
myl7
lIONSIIT C. ..... JAMB.B HLpEBLBY
Kane= t - 87 , F ATILT.
Dinun9mhirens.-
-
ni taib nthwholoside deniers In
iing: and ricatin g
ourinr. PETROLEUM agrizoLE
and'
&..iirif€4') •
Oommtaidon MerobdAte foi , thq ;510 of Crude OIL
fats N0.1.1%-tradetiiiti.xiictowo
- .
cpumwr ; Paw InsuirarronalSiPANV r
___-- • • -inttahutgki, -June 7th, lest.
THE DIRECT - ORS' OF TlllB coati?4 ,,
.111. 'bade Sits' star declared a &Oleg;
of Igde r e t rare. - Shares are' twenty - Elsa dol
Jars, Tid le 'the Stockholders , or their
IPII reP on Mad after the MST:
DAL td e.Tuly not free 94 , g ov_e . ENT!.l . '•
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MEDIC/IL.
IMPORTANT TO-'- , LAIIIES.
"Great American - ;Reinedy."
Harvey's throne Thermal
p - EziAmv. piciLL,s
II AVE NEVER YET FAILED(WHEN
AIL thellireetions have beetretrietly followed,)
in removing difflcultiee arising from
OBSTRUCTIONS, OE STOPPAGE OF
NATURE.
Or to restoring the system to perfect health when
suffering from Spinal Affections, Prolapses,
Uteri, the Whites, or other weaknesses of the
Uterine Organs. The Rills are perfectly harmless
on the constitution, and may lie taken by the
most delicate females without causing distress ;
at the same time
THEY ACT AS A CHARM,
Ify strengtnening, invigorating, and restoring the
system to a healthy condition, and by bringing
on the monthly period with regularity. No mat
ter from what cause the obstruction may arise.
They should, however,NOT be taken the first
three or four months f pregnancy, though safe
at any other time, as miscarriage would be the
result.
Each bos. contains 60 Pills. PRICE, ONE
DOLLAR.
DR. HARVEY'S TREATISE
on Diseases of Females Pregnancy, ADsoarriage,
Barrenness, Sterility, Reprodneticm; Mid • Abases
of Nature, and emphatically the LADIES' PRI
VATE MEDICAL ADYlf , a'dt, a pamphlet of 10
pages, sent free to any address. Six cents requir
ed to pay postage.
.l The pills and Book will be sent by mall,
confidentially, when desired, SECURERS saetk.u,
and pre-paid on receipt of money by
J. BRYANM. D., ilenerol Agent,
No. 9A Cedar street, New York.
rlii-Joseph Flemming, Druggist, corner of
the Diamond rind Market street, agent for Pitts.
burgh. oe&enktlacw
- WTOTICE TO ALL CONlCsgitNig.D.
IN Among a certain class ol self-important peo
ple there is a peculiar feeling of ooulempt attach
ed to all physicians that advertise and treat the
diseases named in this card, ( Part' ATE DlseAase, )
why this should be, they nor no one else can tell.
Are they not aware that all physicians treat dis,
eases of •every denomination, in fact solicit just
the very diseases that are so obnoxious to these
very refined parties. I suppose they would not
let one of their family go to a party that has de
voted years for their benefit, because lie advail
sea the fact, and their family physician rays he is
a humbug so he can get the cane. Often he has
almost deprived the party of his life. Ho comes
nt last to the physician that advertises—how else
are they to.know 1 Are they not aware that Sir
Astley Cooper, Sir Benjamin Brodie, Sir Charles
Ball and M. i'aul Eloord devoted years In tl,e
treatment of these diseases 1 These" men are held
up as shining lights in the medical world ; I don't
assert that all men are worthy that publiatu still
there are a grwit number of them that are. I have
devoted myself to the study and treatment of
PRIVATA DISMASttI upwards of 40 years, and
without egotism can any I have saved hundreds
from years of misery and untimely death. My
treatment is confined to the vegetable altogeiher,
as I think it is the best and most certain. it is in
my power to bring hundreds of certificates if I
thought it necessary to certify to my general suc
cess : bit my long residence in this city is Buth.
cient proof without adding more. Sperruatorrhee
and all diseases arising from it are cured In a
much shorter time than heretofore. It behooves
every young man and woman to be careful in se
lecting a physician. The difte.rent advertisements
that are seen in our papers are of no worth, and
no benefit will arise from answers than only loss
of health and money. Hundreds are cured annu
ally by icy new remedies. Address BOX Wo.
jan-lyd Pitt sburgh Postoth se.
A LBUMS, ALBUMS, New Goods
II 13T 1 S,
FLAGS,
FLAGS,
FLAGS,
WAR MAPS,
WAR MAPS,
LATE BOOKS,
LATE• BOOKS,
LATE BOOKS, LATE HOOKS.
PO( RET ALBUMS,
POCKET BOOKS, POCKET ALBPAIS
Pittook's,
& 80 FIFTH STREET, OPPOSITE
THE POST OPE'ICH
BARGAINS.
GOODS AT OLD PRICES
MAORIIM & GLYDE'S,
rro. 78 'Mark - et street.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AVING DOUGUT OUR GOODS
Li before the recent heavy advances we otter
at prices *considerably less than can be bought
any where In the East, a large and well assorted
stock of seaaonable
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
of the best foreign and domestic manufacture.
A great variety of dress trimmings, Silk and
Bugle Gimps, Silk TasSels, Ornaments, Tells,
Ribbons, Magic and Lacie Bunting, Jet, Silk and
Bugle Dress Buttons, a very good assortment of
RICH GUIPURE LACES,
Embroideries, Edgings, Parasols, Rain and Sun
Umbrellas, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, and
the largest and beet Stook of Fancy Goods,
Notions and Small Wares to be found In the
city.
ARM/ALL SOON'a4
F OR EVERY KIND OF
GAITERS & BOOTS
GO TO
Mo,CLELLANb'S,
55 Fifth street.
J. 325
131 tiiiM S 133 L, CO C 7 11K
W. H. M'GEE,
No. io.st..criair St, •
CALL; Tat winr =Or iore
v of buyers to.hls stock of (loodik, which
has been selected witle_great pare and wastes
all the newest styles of Gobds to. e found In
first-elan houses. Gintt's wishing e, suit or
clothes made to order will please ban and exam-..
Ina our goods - aud_porices. Also, a full tom,
plate stock of Filahf .IfiILINII 400.1)5..- •
W. li.
liferchaat•Tallar,
--
No, / 0 7ab..(11aLr.eres1
_ . 'Pittsburgh; re*
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, &C
NEW DRY GOODS
HUGUB & HACKE'S
Corner Fifth and Market Sts,
LATEST NOVELTIES IN
LATEST NOVELTIES IN
Je 4
Now Goods
ALBUMS
CHEAPEST STOCK
S 11_7 111 31 ER G.. 00 El lig
WAR MAPS,
WAR MAPS
IN THE CITY
POCKET BOOKS,
GARDNER & SCHLEITER'S,
Pittock's,
MARKET STREET,
WHEELER & WILSON'S
LOCK STITCH
SEWING MACHINES
THE , CHEAPEST,
Princlpai Office and Wholeaale Empollurn,
NO. 2 7 FIFTIT ST.
Three door' below Bank Block,
WM. SUMNER & CO.,
apl-ood-d&w
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WAMELINK & BARR,
No. 12, Bissell's Block, St. Clair street.
so n s i a T 2ENTS FOR TM. CELE-
Bradbury, Sohomacker as Co.'s
PIANOS,
. .
cheaper and w ll stand in liline looger than any
other PIANOS made. Also, Badit's Harmoni
unksand Melodeons and rdupideal Geode gengrally
at the lowestEalterit etrahlwices. 'liikikonto lat.
Tuning and ego/W r ing done :Atha sheiteat online.
Sheot Dingle leand anti rib aid... and diApitih.,
Jam
wA...riarrqw ll 4,
Fr:nrcrit:. 43b-c: Telmmrsr. The '
o _
P ile's b pa* 0 the.4..tage .
JOIA
.0411mbna,, AIM IN&RW
IM=g
PITTSBURGH. TUESDAY. JUNE 28, 1864.
DRESS GOODS
SILK SACQTTES,
SILK CIRCULARS,
LACE MANTLES,
SIIAWL.S,
GIZEN ADINES,
VALENCIAS,
(.)OL , D. ALPACIOAS,
CILALLIPS, Zo.,
New Goods
New Goods
New Gorl,
New Goo&
New Goods
New Goods
New Goode
New Ger.(t
New GONIR
New Goods
1111311 EST PREMIUM
SIXPLEST,
i BIZ%
WESTERN AGENTS
Gold and Wirer Pri:7e Pd'adal
EIMEN=
NATIoNAI.. BANKS.
Nth i lONAL BANg
OF PITTSI3I:7IIGrI-I.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Omura OP cairPTIKILLEX dr TUX thitatILITOT,
Washfrist„On.ipity, Aug. 6th, 120 .
Witunzes, By.zstisfactory , evidonce presented
to the undersigned, it has been made to appear
that the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PITTS
BURGH, in the flaunty of Allegheny and State
of Pennsylvania has been -duly otganized under
and according to the requirements of the Act of
Congress, entitled Can Apt to provide a National
Currency, secured t d a pledge of United States
Stocks, and to pro e-for the circulation and re.
demption thereof."- appro%ed February 25th,
teen, and has complied with all the provisions of
said Act required to be complied witlf.before•
commencing the huzlaissuf ' Banking.
NowEU/SAMAR, I, Hugh Aletlulloch,.Comp
troller of the Currenty r do hereby_ certify that the
said FIRST NATIONAL BANR. OF PITTS
BURGH, county of Allegheny and State of
Pennsylvania, is authorized to commence the
business of banking tikdelethe Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness* niy hand and
seal of odic*, this 6th 41.t0
Ft ili A m tlgg M t 3
SS ComWoller of the Ourren4.
THE FIRST • NATIONAL BANK
OF PITTSBURGH, ?A.,
Late Pittsburgh Trutt Company.
Capital $500,000 phild tu with prtvtl
ege to Increase/Jo IF/,000,000.
The Pittsburgh Trust Oomptny having organ
ized under the act to jpircr,vide a rr ational Curren
cy, under the title of the FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF PITTSBURGH, would res pectfully
offer its Services for tin). collection o f Notes,
Drafts, Bills of Exchange,l.c., receive money on
deposit and buy and sell Exchange on all parts.of
the country.
The success which has itteuded the Pittsburgh .
Trust Colnpany since lie organization in 1862,
will we belie', e be a suilini4itguarnuteu that busi
ness entrusted to. the new organization will re
oeive the lame prompt attention.
Haring a very extensive correspondence with
Banks and Bankers, tbgrughont .thc country,
we believe we can offer tiuustuß fteflities to those
wbo do business with us.
The busbies,' will be oi:dtiiiiqted by the m*me
otlleers and dlrettots,
. modic-rOith
JAWS LAU 01ILLIN W'}6 S. NIMICIC,
BOBEIST S. RAYS, VAIYANDELt SY.EER,
TimmAs BELL, ttocie O. BAILEY,
TllOB. Wl6lll7llAlf, A OA*. B4ADY.KY,
S.A.SIESL lOLA.
. I,I6XLIN, President.
hier'
JAMES
,ions D. Scut -LT, 0
augt-dhurtf
SECOND NATION 4 BANK
OF PITTSBURGH.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Orrice or ComeTkoci.en or TIM tic linaNCT,
Washington City, Feb: 13th, 1664.
Wit znitam, By satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, it has been made to appear
that the SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF
PITTSBURGH, in the. County of Allegheny,
and State of Pennsylvania, hashes% duly organ-
ized under and according to that requirements of
the Act of Congress, entitled "An Act to pro
vide a National Currency, secured by a pledge of
United States Stocks, and to provide for the cis
ciliation and redemption thereof,"Approved Feb
rusty 2ath, 1863 mud has ooinplied with ail the
provisions of said Act required to be compiled
with before commencing the, business of Bank
therefore, I, Hoon McOoLtoca, Comp•
troller of the Ourrr 'lcy, do 'hereby certify that
the said SEC(iND NATIONAL BANK Gl'
PIUS/MEGIi, ttouuty of Allegheny, and State
of P'ennsylvenia, is authorized to Commence the
business of Banking under the Act Aforesaid.
Jn testimony wheyegilittlOntamy lutrut
5 rald seal ut ottce, this I3Ma eor Vebru
i ary, 1864. li UOll iklet3P Ll.oo}l,
Comptrotler,or the Currency.
THE SECOND NA BANK
UP PITTADELWII, PA.,
(Formerly IRON CITY TRUST COMPANY.)
Capital, *300,000, with privilege to Lnereaae to
111,11tX),WO
The IRON CITY TRUST COaLPANY hay
ing organized under the National Currency Act
offere Ste aerricea (or the trap sact lon of e Gener
al, Ranking Boldness. Drafts bought sod sold
Money receitiel on Deposit, snit Uollections
minis on all parts of the couutr!.
I=l
JACOB PAINTBB,
JAIL 2 HILL,
P. Ktorrnia;
Ox.exat,
O. E. \VARNER, l'restaeut.
.TNO. E. PATTERSON, ()ashler.
fete..l4md
PIANOS AND MELODEONS.
linabe's Unrivaled Pianos,
WARRANTED FOR EIGHT YEARS
HAINES BROS. EXCELSIOR PIANOS, and
cheap Pianos made by Grovesteen al, Co., New
York.
AIio,TRINCE'S MF.I.ODEONtinnd SCHOOL
ORGANS, beyond a doubt the twit reed instru
ment made.
A. M A VNI'TT'S richly carved Melodeons, at
same prices as other plain Instranents of in
ferior make. All Melodeons warrarted live 3 ears.
CHARLOTTE BLUME,
43 FIFTH STREET,
Second door shove Wood.
Sole Agent for all the above instrumento
TEN-FORTY LOAN OF U. S.
IRST NATIONAL BANK OF
F
PITTSBUROH,
Designated Depository and Fi-
nancial Agent of the
United States
By authority of the Treasury Department,
this Bank will receive Subscriptions for the Ten-
Forty 6 per sent. Gold-bearing Bonds.
A commission will be allowed to Banks Bank
ers and Brokers. JANES LAUGHLIN,
Orders arh solicited. President.
Pittsburgh, April 26th, 1884. ap27
P
LANER & KAYSER'S
Noiseles Patent Sewing Machines,
These Sewing Muthlnes, are known asthe very
best intim United Statere. They've WARRANT
ED, and sold at the LOWEST PRICE'S. Call
and examine them before buying elsewhere. Re
pairing of Sewing Machines of every kind
promptly attended to.
ERN3MT AXTRELM Agent,
Zia. lot Third street,
mhlf-lyd Pittsburgh, 11a.
WANTED.
A IO MONTHS LEASE OF A SHALL
A
Hweßing House or 8 Booing pleasantly sit
uate in Pittsburgh, Allegheny or Birmingham.
Call on 1 H. CAS! DAY,
Real Estate Broker;
my . % , • No. 67 Foutth st.
salpFinr TOOTH HAY
AND GRATN:RARM,
AVAILUANTE4D TBE ZIEST NOW
in use. Also, STORE 'TRUCKS and
wHEELBARROWS. Manufactured and for
sale by 0. COLIV i N,
Near the ..Pent
mhTf Allegheny ttr
PDRING THE FAIR MEN'S, HOT'S
and - 1" °nth! Gaiters end Balmbrele; Ladles ,
6811 and ehlldren's Balmorels, Gaiters and
Boots at • the lowest priee„at
BORLAND'S,
jell se Market
Norrallitra corpous or GOT.
entment Bolide bought at
11017NTZ 'Et MERTZ_ ,'S
No. 118 Weed etroot,netohd door abonlFlfth.
jelB
4EVOLVEJI.
"Neilson% Elliott's,.. .nnd eriou sv
o r kinds, for lisle by .TA SOWN,
is mai . lB O Wood street,
'SPORTING EquiplifENTS."-- THE
only . complete sastelment in - th.Welfy.
Forealelq • - • TAXESI3OI4rN,
Jed . • Wood Street.
iimw °CHESTER AItICBUFFALOOOOp..
1 ./Llll , er Tools. For sale by
TANBEI BOWN,
ItYIN 1 / 4 Wood street.
INDEMNITY AGAINgT LOS
FIRE.
TarE FRANKLIN' prim INSURANII I I4
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, OF
FICE No. 433 and 437 CHESTNUT S.F.,
neat' Fifth.
STATEMENT of ASSETS, .TAN. Ist, 1883:
Published Agreeably to an Act of Assembly, be.
i_ . ng
First Isl4.rtgag e, amply secured 1 1,893 , 353 22
Real Estate ~ .{present 'Valle. $103 • 313 '
61,) cost ' • 102,99620
Temporary Loans on ample Collat- .4
teral Securities ' 89,136
Stocks, (present value $86,667 72,)
coat i . 69,786116
Notes and Bills Receivable i' 1,821 00
Cash 27,919 99.
• --,:..---......
$2,%18,061 'Bs'
The only twollts from premiums which this
company can divide by law, are from risks which ;
have been determined.
Insuraneeamade on every description of Prop
erty inTown and Country, at rates as lows' are
consistent with security.
Since their incorporation, a period of thirty
years, they have paid losseaby Fire, to an amoutit
exceeding Four Millions of Dollars , thereby af
fording evidence of the stirs nt ges of Insurance,
as well as the ability a disposition to meetwith
promptness (di ea.
Losses paid during the year 1859, $62,158 38:
DIR ECTORS.
UmaaLes WJ BATICICER, hIORDROAL H. Lott
Toni As %Vault en, Davin S. BILOWN,
SAMIIY.L l wiv , 18440 LicA, _
scent R. 5867111, Errwann DAL;
GEOROUW,RJeuenos GEOllOle
CHAS. C. BANO I LEIi, President.
EDWARD (3. DALE, Vice President.
W. 0. Steel Secrettig pro 'tem.
S.GAR DEN ER COFFIN, Agent r
tuyle. Northeast cor. Third and Wood ste
FIREAND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
149 cIIRSTNUT STILEET,
Opposite the (nstom House.
Ospitai..Blll9,loo. A mete.. 111304,913.
vvird. MAKE ALL KINDS OF IN
SURANCE, either Perpetual or Lini
on every description ofTroperty or Merehandhte,
at reasonable rates of premium.
ROUT. P. RINI}, President.
M. W. BALDWIN, Vine President.
DIBEUTORS.
ONAN.L.ES BATES, E. R. ()ors,
E. R. ENGL.:sir, Gannas W. Bitown,
P. I. S - svativt, Jonsru S. Pant,
U. bananas,. JCAN.I.II CLAYTON,
S. J. MAOALLOtt, E. Wz
F. BLsowsuns, Secretary,
I. G. COFFIN, Agent.
irtay Corner Third and Wood streets,
Western Insurance Company ofllittStauglil
R. MILLER, jr. President.
F. LI. flonooN, Secretary.
•a t. R. D. Coon nay, Gen't Agent.
No. PSI Water street, (Sfang Sr. Co's Warehmad,
np stairs,) 'ittsburgh.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL { .
kinds al FIRE and MARINE RISKS,
A !Lome Institution managed by Direztors win?
are well known in the community, and who art
determined,' by promptness and liberality, to
maintain the character which they have assumet;
asofferiug , the best protection to those who ded
sire to be insured.
DIIIECTOIX—R. Miller, jr., James M'Aulet
Nathaniel Holmes, Alexander Nimick, George
Barsle, Campbell B. Herron, Chae. W. Bleketr
non, Andrew Ackley, Alexander Speer, David Mi
Long Bees .1. Thomas, Benj. Bakewell, Sohn
je4
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE-00-:;
()it' Pnrrs:u UTtG 13.
Office, N 0.37 Fifth Strout, Bank Block
lINNUR.ES AOIItINST ALL KINDS Olt
I . 1' IRE AND MARINE RISKS.
IPA AC .10NLS, president' JOHN; D. DU*
00HD, Viet Prealaent ; 11. M. BOOR, SeerotarA
WM. IJELAN,Oeneral Agent.
11, r.i.u. - rf at4l-4.l.staac Jaitefl.
vey Chtluu, Ch.l.t. R. C. Only, John A.
H. L. Fahnestoek, John D. Alel!ord, Uapt. AtlaW...
Jacol.a, R. P. sterling, Capt. W. Doan, Hobert,
L- M'Orew, Hnbt. 11. Dacia. no2B
2-colo-34w3C ---
WINDOW SHADES,
Received THIS DAY.
C a
NEW SPRING STOOK
OF
11:11CARPETS!
EltitT U , •:1121i01%,
IL •I - to 111.0•1,
W. 1.1.. (,oktmi.r.
(Dm CI.CYTTI.,
t AT McCALLUM'S
. Enl/18
Po° - .
C7ALX=I.X.'M"I" EPTC:93F/M.
NO. 87 FOURTH STREET.
illt~.l . TIIOiYIPSON
•
SUCCESSOR TO JOHN THOMPSON,
No. 7 Hand street, Pittsburgh, Penn's.
CHEAP PASSAGE TO OH
- 2..7 , from the Old Country. Persona
.." lA_, traveling to the Old Country, or
wishing to bring out their friends
can secure their Passage Tickets either by the
"Inman" line of steam ships, or by first clasa
Packet Ships, by calling at the Old Eul
ropean Agency. established by the late John
Thompson, deed.' Also, Sight Drafts on Europe
always on hands. The old friends of this agent
cy may rest assured that I ant prepared to trans ,
act their business on as good terms as any Agent
in the City, and will Mad it to their adman. ,
tage to gyve me a call before buying Drafts or
Tickets elsewhere. MRS. E. THOMPSON.
Referee eesW- Pittsburgh : James Marshall;Pres. Farmers' Deposit Bank ; 1. R. McCune;
Pres. Union Banking CompanyMcKnight ar,
co., Water street Kirkpatrick & Bro.;
Lioerty st.., Arbuthnot, Shannon
_a. Co.. Wood
at.; Met:amnesia, Jamison & Co., Wood st.i
Rev. Col. J. H. Clarke, Allegheny. jelbtf ,
H. D. BRECHT & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Looking Glasses,
Gilt and Rosewood Mouldings,
Portrait and Picture Frames,
No. 128 Smithfield street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets. jelB
ALARGE LOT OF •
Congress 6's Tobacco,
Baltimore Spun Tobacco,
Navy Pounds "
•
Bright "
•
Ouf and Dry Smoking Tobacco,
Solace Fine Out
•
Sunny Side Fine Out "
Sweet Olive
At IVOOLLISTE4 & BAEWS,
mh.2B • JOB Wood street. •
BECKHAM &, LONG,
Liberty Street, Pittsburgh
AGENTS YOB
Russell Bleofer.and haver,
Buogeye Mower, and Reaper,
Qinikerliower ind Beeper,
Cayuga Chief Mower and Reaped
Fanner Mower,
Woods' Mower.
Also, dealers in Agtioultnral and Fanning 14
lime* "s. lawiil4llsw
STJNDR
1,500 Dinh: prune oats
TOO Bbli. Pawlly Flour.
100 Bush. Seed Buckwheat.
60 BMA Potatoes.
200 Bbls. No. 1 Sa lt.
0 Bbla Dry Apples.
In !tore and for sale at
PATTERSON & ANXON,
jog No. B Wood at.
To Rolling . Milla, gaphiniete, and Other
vaIe,BBITTi METAL—A GOOD AUTD
elettor. sale /ow r• .
MUTTS i• SON,
my6-I.re South and Penn, Philadelphia.
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fiDS— '
• 2D Ms *holes White - Beane, • • I
wit received di:Alms:lle by
jirETZEIS. It ARM 01141, .1
myBo •:" - Ontkeyllarket'lud, . • oi-.1
COMBING BO VT ; BIALEON! IU•,N
TOW 11615 TA,, SIBI DES AND
en test thin Ant.: castOst /301211ANIM ?. 4 1)"
early and pr ' Wgl4ll. • • _,.. • .
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INSURANCE
I.ll' STYLES
Well seasoned
Dealers in Catholic Pictures.
f 4.Paitgflitst
'f3ohedule of Advertising Rates
STAYDING IgATTEII-,
r times a I O n ce a
Daily. ' week, week,
1 SO. • 1 Sqr. 1 Sqr.
One time• :I $ 16 $ 9 --
Two times ti 16:1
Three times.. 1 60
Peer times 1 190 .
Five. times 11 220
One week i' 2 60 '
1 70 85
15
Two weeks 4 3 2 90 1 48
Three weeks 800 4 oo 2'oo
One month '• 7 40 00. 2 00
Two months.. • -;tl Ice 750 - 8 76
Three months 'l3 70 9 16 • 4 63
Six months ff 2016 18 86, ' ' 690
Nine months 27 00 - IB 00' oOe
One year 'I 82 00 21,33 10 70
CEAFGHAELEj AD VEE
For one square, eitangetb
week, confined to the, tuna , .
advertiser. Alt larger adv •
`propertion.
r :r3 timesl2 times: 1 time
. 1 Dally.ira week 1' a week :I "alreek
1 month 15935•• 0 00 $ 4 701 93 0 0
S menthe ..... 17 20 ! 11 45 . . 860:. • 500
8 months ..,.. .24 00 ! 19 00 1 1 16 76 ' 10 50
1 year 40 00' ' 28 00
_,..
24 60 14 00
as-Fist notices double the above mites.
Death notices, eachlinsertion.. 50amte
Marriage notices, each inbettion..... 76 "
Steamboat ;tdvertisements, pet trip.f2 00
Executors' and Ad M nistrator's no
.. .. ........ 2 75
From the 'National Trite'lige/acex.7 -
STRENGTH OF THE ARMY
We have more than once repudiated
the statement made by Mr. Senator Wil
son the- Clutirmatt of the Committeb on
Military Affairs in the Senate, on the
Bth instant, when ihe said that since Oc
tober 17, 1863, the War Department has
raised or re-enliSted 600,000 men, • not
counting black men, and that within the
year it has put had the field 700,000 - men,
and has spent $126;000,000 in bounties,
To this was added the observation that
at the date of his remarks Gen. Graht
had received reinforcements to the num
ber of 48,000 men; and that the neces
sity of replenishing our armies was crea
ted by the "immense losses" he had al
ready sustained and expected still to sus
tain before ho could enter Richmond.
As we found 'these statements in the
official report of the Congressional de
bates we could not suspect them of be
ing contraband, and yet we learn from
one of our city contemporaries, which
sustains an official relation to the Presi
dent of the United States, that the agent
of the Associated Press in this city was
- forbidden by the military censor resi
ding here to make these' statements a
part ()flits daily condensed report of the
doings of Congress, on the ground, we
suppose, that they furnlithed valuable
information to the enemy. The motive
'of this suppression, if it be true that aliy
such censorship was exercised over the
report of Mr. Wilson's speech, may per
haps he found in the follo.wipg ontgiv
legs 01 that gentleman, when, in the
course of the same debate in which he
Wade these stateinents, the following
:colloquy ensued:
Mr. -Wilson—l rim not the Adminis
tration's slave. -I generally support
their policy. On some things I. have to
condemn them, as does the Senator and
all of us.
Mr. Conners—l fully understand that,
and will simply say that the only differ
enethat I can see between the honor
able Senator and myself on these subjects
is that sometimes I breathe a little louder
than he does. [Langhter.].
Mr. Johnson—Will the honorable
chairman of the committee inform us, if
he can inform us, how many men it is
proposed to call .for by the Govern
ment?
Mr. Wilson--I de not know.
I!I
Alr:Johnston—That may in some mea-
sure influence my vote.
Mr. Wilson—l can ascertain by to.
Morrow morning. '
.Mr. Johnston—Do youknow kan many
97201 are now in the army?
I Wilson—l do not, and if I did I
shoiild not feel at liberty to say, because
it Ihas been the polity of the Secretary of
War to keep it away from our own people;
for, as he says, if hg should let everbody
know it, the enemy would soon know it;
that he would give a great deal if he
only knew how many men they had, and'
he supposed they would ifhe knew what
we had.
Mr. Johnson—lf he makes a call for a
specific number of men they will find
tluit out very soon.
Mr. Wilson—Th4y will find that out;
but they do not know the number of melt
in our service. We have got a large
fotce in the field, but still we want
more.
If tbe Secretary of War desires to keep
the number of our troopS a secret from
the country, in order that he may equally
Iftlep it a secret from the enemy, we can
readily understand why be might ob
ject to the publicity given by Mi. Wil
son to the number of men recruited in
our army during the last year, exclusive
of black men. For the number of black
'men employed in our service as soldiers
or laborers was stated by the President in
his letter to Col. Hedges, insomuch that
it is comparatively easy, with those data,
to arrive approximately,. by a short math
ematim.l operation, !tit the number of our
forces when the present campaign be.
gan. Including new recruits, colored
troops; "one hundred days' men," and
veterafis enlisted in the summer and au
tumn of 1861 whose three years' term has
not yO expired, the total aggregate of
our armies ,
itt as we have previously stated,
must e considerably more than a mil
*lion ofimen at the present time. .
If this enemy- can get any encourage
ment froth these figures, 'it may result,
not Imm Mr. WilsOn's statement of the,
facts' ifil the case,' 'hut from the Wade
quateleuccesses that shall be achieved by
such' in unexampled exertion of the -na
tion'todlitary powers. And who, at
the t eshold of the summer's campaign,
is re ' to augur Such a poverty of re
k
sultslaanhall render Mr. Wilson's state
ments A source of depre.saion to the Loyal
States land of assurance ,to the enemy?
We he been constantly told that. this
cant grt • was to ' result in effectually.
breaki gthe military power f Of the incur,
rectio , and everybody must adthit that . I
pz lll
if itiai be broken Ay preponderance of I
physical power it ought tri be crushed by 1
such force as is nowphiced_at O m
Os coin:
.litandl (the War. Pepailmetit. , , It that,
1 3
force e only •concentrated: and wisely.
handled; it le,adentuttAfii accomplish all:
t h a t: ains be . tiecoMPIISWI.. by ohygc4.
means '___b4
t g , • dMnence of plixstoot
mear ot ' t. ' a , o'l l # PrOrtC. An, general.'
ship, - efe r feeta ii) atri4egy pr . _ scattering: of'
re"t 4 PP B sit", a time when everything de..
pendittition vigor - and unity- Or deiidUatr.
• Ii :is yet too early to. speak with =tit°
r ;coafidince.of the, s , reesa of our impend.
.ing 6
,kal,lotts in -irgiataittd Georgia,:
Y.' fll. ll * l3 o' which- our VOW ,
a4vifei,ol liSiois,'4.7L,ll4sl,l,„„Pbeiva,.th:.einaceti,e'
i e
these fro 4491 k 0w. 'e suff ering for• leank
,of re it must bel forftome, other, cause ,.
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Posters; c: - • ILlgkliallilliell. , i
For Ralbitiolii . . .Concerti Ei: . :,
biThe afty, ,, -.-----,,,, -: 7 ~'=
than for a want -, tOOns_,,„A•lhO , OW:= 7 - 1 9•-•::
Mand'oftsllf
htif I)44lft.ao4,•Sittenit=4.•:!•2Z
has stallion oft . eurdttlffehrtftatirdli -- _••
position" ), Milesit•• . - deixr Mti tf iihritaertio-
l air.
l aving to whi - ,
_• Wilson-gfO#l-)lsi--&-:
hiving been ‘ 'diST'tkett; Awe-
Placing -l A' irth? bile Sitaiii irrer.' :r - -,..- - -,
the overlent:hid, inlixich giettOtet'
_,
the counOtY:ltitSTP trekileitp l bllOilikfa!kt. 7:‘
, Our readrlerlaft4utlthaAte4,:-
proposett'f a rt n i
r the:`etintreirtittpiri t s*,:z.- . .:,.
I
BO as - to'-iSOIISIV ' Otitiletkiint- ,- :;•li.f, - :
Mg :for military : nine; illuetfiejiMilt C.: •i,e„a 4
by the „rel'ulat _ 1 1 0 3 KallritOiter*Wif2'.:::
fixed at three.hun eA. , ilitdlmis r rn34l , --
tive allegediilt 'propfuist•...---c.Witolli-f-t--
• 14 ttie want of tare-Inert tiltadil, .Iroij-j,.....
tbis•ntfect Mr,iilllllsoutietstti,4oo- fi ., -
daYS 1 4 0 4.; - - •i-i ir ,, - - i-0dt,....=-4i4A4.,:, - :...ir oz,
"The enrollment aut'4a•lt* L ftip i t 4's'
1
is almost, perfe ct itkfraiiiewor_k; 7g , ` . :" . •21:-
the "resultrtifir ' ' tdealifirtillii circ a: : ,,,
' rild'bei ettf-hard 1 1- '•
lint, kiril thifiln WO 4v . , k ,..
to draft, anon lor , - threcilearonlfOintit',.. -- -
give them_the. r ‘zilegtof,itignagayla,4
cent - mutation. ' nuotliote:to,...
We want men nowt ; and If tee•th -- oKirift,2;' - -, 2
men by draftirw for ono-year - *di:444*Z ' ,- 1
t i
dp,so,fbr wp. hopP . 4e fteerkfigi AtVifilte.:7;:i
til that tinif•C'"444B'.l:l9*MillitqWoA
1 . 50 'that the thiiii, hall' iipi exe:eed:9ttof:u:-'4
rtetr, forT wine ese'',lWii.linaVtikaati,..-_,•:-./;-,
stand together, 4 ' , soixelreiieftlitietge:-_-:,
clause allowing thOpaytnentlireonrnutt": -
ration. money, Eynet, si.(9 l lt4eP fesltieJog
•L
the time rom thr ii - yearti ti,one 7_pir,
leaving.* (*serail narrviii - the uoi; , _
ernment to fix the• umberrof'intnit
"We want men, I,'?..isays•tlgiativ.-
tor, and we want them only. formitty,':w,. - i
as "we hope the Avoilt. will .be done In • ,
that time.' It . leneedlesifot'inikii lisp:. •
that no , drhit orderedinbts-IvOuld
_the - Of .
any.avAllu . reltitiltialting4,ll3l ranintiot - ; - '--
General Grant or GeneTallltheFtmtni l Ati•,
T
1 this point' Mi. llama, staikeW4f-
. everybody - knows ti liellietratfr, *heti •'' -:
in the course of th •;debati3:fittdl,442lthe ',-. •"
__,.. _
proposed, repeal r she ~ .- O OMlttutoßiM- , !f
clause, he lield,the, following lap • -
"Our present great service Immetilite-: , ,•-
ly before Richmond dartin3t tirobeita.2 -,,
by men. drafted-now: 04 stir ii o Vilok?!. -, 6':
„eaking of,voitl * rill g• ° .,_ r3 t,_ l.o4 ...,,S" l/1 .,,,,- '1 ---'
•
that may turn ont,,Sropt .t09,0...a. T C,
organization sotnelmilgia for 00407,- . - 1
rioda; but the bill !iiefore - us - teitt*-liy. - ..,
drafting from our-national foreeiratet*„ - 2
lily to our; ,law,e. 0,.-drafttautil ri • litY 7 :
nothing can be dealvecir,throtter:4lust
channel and from that source ivhl4lentil - - • ,
furnish any present 'relief to the aptiY.: 4 „?..:: : •
On the wole Wej incline Co: 114:416:. , ..
ion that if S.:draft, for more men should
prove to be necepAry dining the coming
autumn, (though It view Ofthil eenhom.
ical malline stated "tinde r thiletUAVris
Monday last we ca coitceivtibf nci such
necessity,) it wo be hetter. to l hnld.
such draft unde r th e =Lay", a e.*: • :-.44Pir `-
stands. The coin til i ntail4 ' taohet, thiCt
may be paid uhdcr uch draft, cbmtiliiid, c ,
with the inimber Of menviikoy 3 Atatie , -.' ,-
Yielded- Ns-it, .iyo ttfititinvioPfivp-.- --- _ , t.
S erve our armies at, tbe,m, st4raura-nAik . , :,• -
which is tornbatlb e 'With nhitilienrit ; • -
to indispenalbletto aiddiationstirptille&e.,:
economy t ornltim ,t-efft . • • i'
maximum uulPber, ,f Ourttifoiti s-- • - ri
not be allowed to, lexceed t4¢0,000 0 -Mea'
Any excess over at`nunther tends . I to..
hasten national bausticni•ititclihniiiitf
defeat the avowd ob ject of thettatlonin. ,-
waging war t - Th military : EnerglettcOr ".
the people are to -d y -suftpringfroelteß
waste of their strength Ott forth in epee ,
modic efforts to swell' the nuinbeelif teii
forces, under the delutive. idea that- oar
armies will t he tdficle.nt inproportion-40 -,
the number of men wer'crowdinto the
ranks'and draw frOM the 'walks brrittki,
ductive industry. In ' this;las in eh other
matters ; of human • conducti. it •Itrappro:.
priate to ; , recall. the Ho4tian- ; ,maitint.
which iitcuicates.thb exiiedieue,y,ot keeit
ing within the * le & 'botattlit",bejma r
which, on the ' ' et- Orville oth '
whether : we err. , yr . tiding toolittlenr.
by doing too mu ch-rtfte,,,rfitt,„quuto,t
consist,
.D ------s.Thr-:-.,-...;
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& lERIN"DtaI
sintErwrel
a One time each
• to Mildness of the
g. eats in exact
MiYiufseVir.es , aid Dlalf4's t!k
SADDLEItIir, HAlitiqVEIS
COACH HARDWARES
os sTRAZ
Sign of the GoldetalStOttmi
irty au iai arp,s*ECirtri:r.-k_ 6hit;
V, the aptention of Stukllers, ClwiehAlfakezi'
end Dealers in geneirq, to their
Large and Well Selected Stack
con.bithig In p a r t f or
CaVaire 3KanuLftop, ;mpl!!,
Patent andlStantaletea teatlterith maann.
clad Clothe, .11trimnike it Itfrtaa4potlaity,:c
La clot • * r iulte o t,.*Milt 8 P0 3 ..,41114
Azlefitt `4 11 . 1 ,
.4ti t - PriIotNtSPPAPPi
/ , I Fb O .-0 1 44tlit etc.,
~Allbf
. ,
nritett , hisvislaieli''
PURCHASED 4. I'M GRUMI - -•
••
PArpeetally the* Oitra,thleASlFT.,
be 'Wald Of the r
Best ctits.Bity Seasoned and ;kr.
Saddlers ad Harness ISfakfirki,' -- 1 : -
Wtll .il
and a f sad copyists stuck aI
„ . .
Harness LeathrPs f ltaddle
Webs, fall ittintintre Strabitnelltetisi,
of all litniaberii Bits, Thong:lo4
BfirrupiliMpurs, - Thresids, ' -. .
ete.4 cloy etc., ,
All of which will, 'old at ttifk'inticnt. illiill ' e . .,. ' -
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