ADVERTISING RATES.
Fo matter, Per si i ° fti e , Pi° W 01.44/
One insertion $ 7510ne month.. `7oo
Two insertions._ 1,25'Tw0 months ' 11,25
Three insertions_ I,oc'Three months..... 13,75
Font insertions.... 1.90 Four months..... 19,00
Five insertions.... 2,20 , Fire months...... 14,00
One week 2,50 Six months 20,75
Two weeks 4.55 tine year 32,00
Three weeks 0,00
One square changeable ones a week 1 year.s3o,oo
D.! S ,
Stngle subocriptionB by mail, sB,oo per year.
AkiliVelred,th the city, et 18 cents per week
WEEKLY I" ( ) F.r
Single subscriptions $1,60
Five copies, each i,40
Ten copies, each 1,30
Talent' copies, each, (and one to Fetter up,) 1,20
Thirty f. o o 4,10
JAS. P. PARR,
Editor nod Proprietor
MEDICAL
r IERNIA OR RUPTI'R);
Hernia or Rupture cured,
Hernia or Rupture cured
Hernia or Ruptnre cured
Hernia or Rupture cured
Hernia or Rnpuore cured
Heroin or Rupture claret(
ilpruia or Rupture cured.
Hernia or Rupture cured
Rupture ur Ileruirt,eured
Rupture or 11,rulo cured
Huuture or Hernia-Cured
Ci oi.ltire or Ilerula cured
Rupture or Hernia rured
itupsure or licrula cured
Rupture or Hernia cured
Rapture or Tie rikla cured
'yrs a's 11 n 1 Cu rt Trllll3
Ritter's Patent Truss
1'
elf-Adjusting Truss
SPf:)orter Truss
Dr. Bauniug's Laic Body Brace, for
the cure of Pruiapoue I ;en. Abdominal
and Spinal Wealin,bt•er,
Di'. Sliver Plated Sup-
Piles Drops, for the Bill;• Ft and cure of
Elastic Stockings, for weak acd varicose
Elastic Estee Caps, for weok koce joints
Ankle Suppe:ter*. 1 - Gr weak knee Joints
Suspensory Baud ages
Self-Injecting' Syringes; G.6C) every kind
of Synnges
Dr. IKEICEIRR has also a Trues wtkaoh will
1%4111:ta11y cure Ilerula or Rnptiore
s;i4) dice at 1110 1 , RI , / STonz. No. 140 WOOD
STREET.; elan of the riehten !Mortar. Pereone
writing for Trasses shol;nt send the number 01
nchea around the body immediately over the
LIZ. KEY-=I-.2
'1 6 - 116 ha pe - raonal attention
to the apll,,tion of 1. Übel,Fl in ?..lulte and children
and he ie sat Lint i that, with an experience of
twenty } - eal 6, I. wlit ;,e enhl,:eii to give Edt.tgne
S.yring,e2
Sell'-Infecting Syr loges
Self-Injecting Sy-silage'
Self-111.Jc, f Syr lug,.
Sold at DE. 11.1,1 1.10 Wood etruct.
Susixtuory 11:kndnges
Sun peikvory iinacitigts
SRN s.n y Hanna, gez,
it:.l.tlstgefi f
A dozen difletent kinds,
A dozen diffurent kinds,
A dozen different Vide,
A iltizeh different kinds,
At DR. KEYSF.R'S, 110 W(.0,1 street
uOlO-10.kw
piLlis OF
TWENTY YEARS STANDING
C It E D .
Below udll be joaad a certtlicate ,f lb
most respectable citizen* of Wilk u:s tow,sh tr 17
regard to Dr. itt - yer'B Blood Searcher
The Doctor's ccrtvlcalcs are irlth.tn tenth, and no
one tieed be deceived in regard lo his prex:rations
Da. (Ivo. 11. Kerrie: became afficted Witt
Piles about twenty years ago, and every year
they were growing worse, so na to trouble me
very much, co much so at times as to unfit me
or work. Sometimes I was SO that I could
not do anything on account of them, they came
out on ma as largo au a'l.ickory nut. 1 had tried
a great deal of medicine for them. I used to buy
and take whatever I could hear of or read of in
dm dare and pamphlets that tell In my way, but
I could not get cured, sucheitruen they Would du
me some good for a little w!dle, but aftem erde
they would return again as bad ae ever. I also
applitgl to two Doctors wh , , visited me at my
house and gave me some medicine but It would
not do, I could not get well. Over a year ago
got all advertisement of your Lindsay's 8100.
Searcher, made by yourself—whc.i you scald it to
me you told me one bottle would not cure me
and that my whole system wouhl have to be re-
sewed by the medicine before I got well
bought one bottle feud took it home with me and
used It according to your dirstions. I then ca
ed to Bee you again, when on Bald 1 could no
expeli,puott benefit from one bottle. I brnigh
It on, one bottle at a time, until I had used fie
bottles. After this gunatity hiul been used
was entirely well of the i'Llea, which h,d tortur
ed tee for twenty years. in other respectic In)
health to truprevcal, and I am as well as could he
expected far one"! my ape, tair.7, sixty years
past. I have been well now for six months, and
there Is noappearance of a retium of the disease;
Penn do any kind of tarrrnnar work• now without
the Piles cornlng clown and hurting me. I can
pitoh hay, chop wood, lilt, or do any kind of
work tittloh before used to hurt MC. When I
out your Blood :Searcher I kept on taking
It until I got entirely well. I consider It my du
ty to madie any ease known to the country for the
benefit of others who mai' be Eufierine as I was
end do not know the value of your medicine. You
rosy publish this if you like—l live in liCakins
Township, awl Will - be pleased to satisfy any one
of the truth of this certificate if they wish to oa)',
December 24th, 1663
sir Loa out Me name of DR. GEORGE H.
KEYSER on the rover of the bottle and patted truer
the cort; also for his stamp on the Untied &Opt
tufo on the top of the bottle to prenent being
yips by a eptcriow article which is 144- the Market.
dittiydam.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES,
" G reat Amer I I ai. Reined y."
Harvey's Chrono Thermal
1z11_,11:
HA VENEVER. YET PAILS , : Di 1.1." Vr:
the directions ;lux, I , ern
in removing difficulties niising Irma
OBSTRUCTION: 4 , 1 , 13: :-•/OPPAliki OF
NATOIi
Or in restoring the system to perfect health whet,
suffering luau Spinal Atlections,
I the Whites, or otherlt oi t
l'terine O trgans.he Yids are pertectly ha: tale a
..tu the constitution, and may fay takti. by the
moat delicate females without ctuathg distress
at the same tir - oe
THE 1' ACT AS A CHARM,
By ittrengtnening, invigorating, and metering the
system to a healthy condition, anti by bringing
on the monthly period es ith regularit..,. No it et.
ter from what cause the obstruct not rimy alt..
shbuld, l.onr t er, NI IT be I ; the e the bast
three or blur mouths ot pregLaucy, though sale
at any other time, as Laig CAr 1 I would be the
remult.
Each box contains 60 Pills. P R 10E, (INI
.
DR. HARVEY'S TREAT /DE
- - - -
on I•iaeases of Females, Pregnancy, Miscarriage,
Barrenness, Sterility, He{
Alutscri
of Nature, an,l etnphatt catty tile L. 1. 1 ,1 P 1-
VATE Mllll/leAl. All V IsEIC, a pamphlet id 70
page; sent free to any address. Six cent a requir
ed to pay postage.
- I.le pine and Book wilt be sent by trail,
enundenttnlly, when decimal, c , L
and pre-paid on receipt of money l't
.1, BRYAN. Id. rol A ecnt,
Fleming, Druggist, earner at
the Diamond and Market sheet, shoat for Pitts
burgh.
1~7
OTICE TO ALL CONC . E
..LNI Among a certain ciuna ol ;tam la o
pie there is 11 peculiar (evil,: t contempt nttdch
ed to all physicians that nth ertise tue.l treat tf.t
diSealleilllB.llled in this card, (I'm T 11L,E.1.1=.1M.)
why this should be, they no; Lai nor tine can Tel:.
Are they not aware that all physo_lain eat tar
cases of every Mumma': ,:toif,
the very diseases that ate Cu ohm, beils n, I !leEe
very retried parties. I suppe•re they wo,:hd net
let one of their family go to a ; al ', that foie
voted years for their benent, b0w..., he adi it• •-
sea the Met, and their family physician 1.1y11: he 1,
a humbug so he can get the case. 1;;;
almost deprived the part), of his life. llc comes
at last to the physician that advet Does—how tise
are they to know 1 Are they not no me that Sir
AHtley Cooper, Sir Benfamin Broil.. t • tia:•!es
Ball and Paul Eicorti devoted }cats in the
treatment of these diseases I '1 Gene men arc held
up as shining lights in the medical world ; I don't
assert that all men are w orthy that pa:halt, still
there are a great numbs-; on 'Len. that ,re. i have
tie a uteri myself to the L: , ;.ly! Irt,tlnent
PRIVATi: ,:f
without egotism can say I have en, e:i h ;fell
from years of miser: and untimvp„ lira!), :1 1 ;y
treatment 111SO:11:1114f , t i.e c eget able alt , •;;etina,
St I think it is the bent ant, most ie,:a;•,. It to
my power to bring her fee It
thought it necessary 10 Csril.l' to n.:, 1,141 - Y 1 ,1E11:-
seas : but my long 1 . 1 1 6,[ 1 ..,,,,,e 1111111 e Cll . ,
cient proof without ad:ling:am e. sperm,:: ;I:ca
anti all diseases arising from it arc cured In a
much shorter time than heretofore it I•chooves
every young man and it Wenn 11 , 14 1 ,12. P.: 11, ay.
leellag a 11llyaii1 1 11.. Tine tittle: rat n‘ll e; !lei
that are seen in our papers are at no 11.114:
no benefit will arise tram /111SW,:11 than 011!:, kaa
of health and mone!.. Hundreds arc CUnr•.l andai
ally by my new remetlii.a. Addresi. BOX rani
•
Ji •
r
L 1, X -1 111 I St; -I .
FLAGS! FLAGS! FLAGS!
ill every
FROM 3 INCHES TO 50 PELT
MUSLIN, BUNTINC. AND SILK,
Small Printed 1. - la, on `;lick
Pittsburgh Flag Mariulactury
7E' I 'l' C:" C #C ' ,
()pPoITI. 1111, r‘r--Ti)ri
BARGAIN S.
GOODS AT OLD PRICES
MACRUIyi & GLYDE'S,
Pc,. '7S Market strool.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
KjE AVING 'BOUGHT OUR GOCir)S
Ag . before the recent het. - y atlya ea ice ()lei
at prices considerably less than can be bought
any where In the East, a large ant nil assorted
stock of seasonable
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
o f the beat foreign and domestic iita,ture.
A great variety of dress trialiningq, Silk and
Bugle Girupi, Silk Tasseis, Orn.u/...utd,
Rthons, Magic and Lace Ruining, Jet. tii:k ,led
Bugle Dress Buttons. a very good a s ,orttneut of
RICH GUIPURE LACES,
Embroideries, Edgl ngd, I 'arasnls, Rain and Fun
Umbrellas, Gentlemen's Fe and
the largest and best Stock of Fan , y Cloodp,
Notions and Small Wares to be toned in the
city.
FORMMViCRT KIND l)k,'
GAITER'S 6z. BOOTS
MicOLELLAND)S,
131-c)C - ii
W. 11, M'GEE,
No. lOr St. Clair St.,
WOULD CA LL THE ATTENTION
of buyers til his stock of Goods, w bieh
has been selected w ith great care and contains
all the. newest styli ti or Goods to be tuund in
first-class houses. t 3-enCif wishing a Suit of
clothes made tct order will pleApoesll and exam
ine our goods and pri res. Alto; a full end com
plete stock of Ft'UN t Il l rlG , Goops.
W. H. mcc : IEE,
neercicknt-nuor,
. Clair tart eti
prr
zu pittamrsi., Ps.
MEDICAL
REM!
=OMNI
NEWS DEPOT,
/:Q - CALL SOON-Y:3.
(3 1 ) TO
55 Fifth street
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, &C.
NEW DRY GOODS
HUG US & HACKE'S
"I • .
• . „
Corner Fifth and Market Sts.
ATE 4 ST NOVELTIEi IS
_LA
SILK SAC(.4.I-Es,
LK (i 1 ULA hSz,
LACE :liiNTLE,,
LATEST NOVF.E.TIES
MEMO
M=E!
(UL'l). A 1.1'2;.(
Now -Goods
;"..)
j 3
# 4 • , ' ,
vag
SIM r e
P 1 e
0 4 0
pm. 5
-
(.'AIL\J'[.!,
S 31 311•: 2Z f
IN THE
GARDNER & SCHLEITER'S,
MARKET STREET,
:7 -
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c.,,
WAMELINK & BARR,
No. 12, Bissell's Block, St. Clair street
_Q . OLE AGENTS' FOR THE
IMA FED
Bradbury, Schomacker & Co.'s
(;old and Silver Prize Ede.lal
PIANOS,
per anti will start to t doe longer than any
PiAN( manic. A mph's 1 I annum
ttrne. and Aleloticte.s and ?teat: al tluottagenerally
at the lowest haelcru e,L.Am prices. Pianos to let.
Inning and rettartng done al the shortest notice.
Sheet livaut bound with neat:testi met dleittelt.
Jett,
C7T:73EA;P3E - IE SVIL'IRLIELIE9C'
NEW I,Es
H WINDOW SHADES, 5i
4,11 licoelved TILL- DAY.
c e ) .) NEW SPRING STOCK
CARPETS!
stiasone:l
OLL C 0 riC H ,
. AT McCALLUM'S.
mils
4C-A-IFE.X3O•I' teird`4o , l=&M,
NO. 87 FOURTH STREET.
z[lt )-4 I IL) M. I'S 0 , ,
sIVUESSOIi Tt . ) .11111 N THO p s o N,
No. 7 Hand street, Pittsburgh, PenuOn.
CHEAP PAHSAGE. TO on
Yo .from the Old Country. Persons
Ara% eilug. to the Old Country, or
-,wishing to bring out their friends
can secure their Pats' ge Tickets either by the
"Inman" line of steam ships, or by first class
Packet Ships, by calling at the Old Eu
ropean Agency, established by the late John
Thompson, deed. Also, sight Drafts on Europe
always on hands. The old triends of this agen
c) rest aaaured that I Hill prepared to trans
act their business on as good terms se any Agent
in the City, And will find it to their Advan
tage to give me a call before buying Pratte or
rickets elsewhere. MRS. L. 1110 M PtiON.
Keferencesin Pittsburgh : James Marshall,
Pies. Farmers' Deposit Bank ; 1. K. McCune,
Pres. Union Banking Company ; ;slaKnight
Co., Water street ; J. Kirkpatrick Bro.,
Eluerty st.; Arbuthnot, Shannon &Co.. Wood
it.; .11c0tuidless, Jamison & Co., Wood at.;
Re,. Col. J. B. Clarke, Allegheny. jelstf
W.A..N '1 k 7.1),
4IIVE GIISOD CARRIAGE PAINTERS
fl.Oll one uood Trimmer. The highest
prices will be paid at the Carriage Factory of •
JOHN A. SHANNON.
Columbus, Tune 14, 1814. jelr-Std
PITISBURGIT,
NATIONAL BANKS. I INSURANCE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS
GIP pirrrrsi3u-nGii. I BY' JE'lliV.,.
.
TREASF EY DEPARTMENT. '1
( rEVIE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
Orrvica rig UotiteTrtobi.silog TB ii.Uuttnan(y, M. COMPANY (IF PHILADELPHIA. ()F
-FIVE No. 433 and 437 CILRISTNUT ST.,
Washington City, Aug. sth, taii.3. )
NerintiAs, Hy eatisfactor) evidence presented near Fifth.
to the undersigned, it has been made to appear STATEMENT of ASSETS, JAN. let, 1663.
that the FIRST NATIONAL BANE IF PITTS- Published Agreeably to an Act of Assembly, be
131'Rt ill, In the County of Allegheny and State I i ng .
of Pet has been duly organised under First AL,rtgage, amply secured t 1,893,383 32
and according to the requirements 00 the Act of Real Estate (;.resent value $103,313
Congreaa, entitled -an Act to irov ide a National 61,) coot
Temporary Loans on ample Collat.
Currency, secured by a pled t of United Staten
;pinks, and to pro :de for e circulatior re-1 terra Securities
' ' - a '
. i delllpttfu they. ; a [,. Ulr i', ke h r LI a 25 tti; teat aittika..4preal.vapite $86,66 - 7 7:2 7 )
1663,,,1Th.1 has Eotuplied itC`i n the prd nil of ; 4K,e . r - .,.. -.._
said. Act required to be complied with before . Note,, and nith , e 7ir iv ,,,, e..
commencing thrt business of Banking. Cash
Now TIO:IIN,FORE, I, Hugh McCulloch, Comp
troller of the t:tirrenc). do hereby certil y that the
said FIRST N ATIt 'NA I. ,11..0;}: OF rrrrs
}WHlM, county of Allegheny and State of
Pennsylvania, Is ftUtliMIL( . :l to commence the
business of banking under the Act aforesaid.
In testi moay ~ ,beri.ot witness:, toy ham] and
seal of office,lhis sth day of A tigmtrt, 1663,
FlUtilf PicttULLOCII,
SS Uoniptroller CAtia( Currency.
TH ri MST NATIONAL BANK
OF PITTSIII. ROIL, PA.,
Lato Pittsburgh Trust Company.
Capital $4100,000 pall in With pi-Is-fl
age to incren,, to 51,000,UUU.
'he I'MA - web Trust Comp Any having organ
ized under the net to provide n National Curren
c„.: r the tit:t of the NATIONAL
(11' 1“;11, would roßpertfully
r services 1,,r the ecilection of Notes,
! , rfoto,l',llB of I•:xeirtoeo, rector, e money On
tLo• it am! buy eau! Bell Exchange on Nll parts
e , .:are •
he enecean wt.,!ch hag atYcuaed the Pitteburgh
True Company etwe Ito organiuttn)n in 1552,
tvt!l el, n aniti.:l,l,lgu.o..nti, that bual-
Be' entruxteit,to the "ev.• will re
,e the saint prorni.t ittleLtio,
LLI4:~, sc., \c
HI, lite a very cxrcriit,,e wiih
and Ben,licre, througiiuui 1.. e country,
we believe we can oiler Illinf11111: facilities to Ulf - iv?,
who do blathers with us.
The business will be conducted by the Janie
officers and directors.
IMECIE=rI
111=EIMI
Biti,
Tuot, WIOISTNAN,
L .
JA.II En LAU('r ii lAN, I'rek4,:tut
Jon?: T). SCITLLY,
Pallo-ai&Mitr
S ECOND NATLONAL BANK
TR.L.AsuRY )
?Icy: op I 4,!:11. I ‘.r I
\VOA:1141o:: )
13 liy tv,',.treell(nenzol
to the nadereign,d. rt 11,,g 14-eT, triv:e to appear
'rt! 1 DJ:N.\
I'l'll,l-11j:1:II. ir,t!e
,
Stale PC1.11f , ,, 114, hi`ll °Mtn
-17,1 11,1,it1 . 1,11,1 of
ti, o! , I: Aut to leo
l`latloo n •4,0 of
I roted I•tatea ar,l 1,. “In ,
I , Pi,
:111 , 41/01/ 11,11.1/I],,iCn t hrreot.'ai , l,rovee. I et,-
roar) '25t11, IBbit, thia with all ',lon
bf Fab! c,,111,,1 to 1,
self h before conimencue4 the ol
Now, therefore, I, Circa M Cotmoon, Comp
troller of the Cot, !, herel•y eertit) t hot
the noel N AFIONA!, It.\N
t.,1 1,:,11e10,2,114! ,, nte
01 1'0111.) ;Voldn, Itl 3I.III••? It, the
burl:less of Hrollimr im,lrr the A. t aforee,a.
taftituon) v. hereof wit... hood
ottKe, this 1311:dti)
j
Cothyt! -Ale; 0! the Cwrency.
THE SECOND NgIIONAL BANK
C'. (5.1) f-;
(r,umerly TIZT':•T 0.1PAN1..)
$30:1,0M),
(Try
The , fl N ('IVY ~, , 1111, A Ny hnc
11. K Iltlintlite.O. Ur..',F the :\ urreucy Act
iorters 1:8 84,1;e1,ct
ni lixliking hat m 4.10.
Money rect.!, vd en 1 •.;
CUAlle Oil hi/ IA 1),
•
.too:
I M
W M. 1:r.,1L•E11.,
O. E. WARNER, PreFOent.
JNO. E. PATTERSON, Ca3hi-.•r.
feb23-1131.1
PIANOS AND MELODEONS.
Knabe's thriialed Pianos,
IMMMEMMMI
11 k USE: , ” 4. )11 end
:heap Pianos made by etd ern , New
York.
Atko, I'IZINri7S:VIELI)I , E(iN`: and SCHOU!,
113213 A N n , t.ey and n doubt the lest reed In.tru
meat made.
A. Al Al 'NUTT'S richly Clirved Melodeons, at
Hanle pri,e ax otlu•r 1.1a,z1 Host rulisentx vi in
ferior make. All Meln.le•nus warranted live year,
CIIARLOTTE BLE3IE,
C 1-,LE-
voi_Sole Agent for all the above inbtrumentß
je4
TEN-FORTY LOAN OF U. S.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK 0.1 ,
PfrfSßUltlili, a
Designated Depository and Fi-
nancial Agent of the
By authority of the Treasury Department,
this Bank v. !II receive Subscript ions for the Ten-
Fort) I, per cent. iittid-bearing Bonds.
A commission will be Allowed to flanks Rank
ers and Brokers. JAMES LA t't 1 li LIN,
Otders are solicited. President.
ti x
Pittsburgh, April 2U , 16414. sp27
•
pLANKR &KA El;' . S
:' \ .N oi
Noiseles Patent SeNnes, •
rr ae •ln
These Sewing Machines arc k •n aethe very',
best in the United States. They ar 'A it li ANT
ED, and sold at the 1.1 1W EST PRIME',. Call
h i v iii
and examine them before buying elsewhe e...
pairing of Sewing Machines of . !Leery d
promptly attended to. . - "tr. ..,"
ERNE•ST AXTHIL.AI, - Agelit,
T '•,:•-•
No. littl hird street,
Pittsburgh, P
WA. N 'Jr' E 154. • ,
•
m hlB-Iyd
A 10 MONTHS LEASE Otkat SM.t
1-9 k. Dwelling House ur 3 Rooms pleanaiiik
uate in PltleUurgn, Alleghenyirunin ~
Call un .1. H. U DAY, 1 6.
Heal En :Broker, •
tny'2B No. 6 Vourtiv ik tei r .
STEEL TOOTH ' 11-1 r 3;
AND GRAIN R4.KES . iI ih, i
VVARRANTED Tllg 4 EST ft
in use. Also, STORE l'e
W kIEELBARROWS. Alanufne ii
a.{11,1
sale by C. COLI., A N - ,,,.'
Near the Penitentiary,
whir
Allegheny '
Citv Pa.
•
DURING THE FAIR. MENS, BOY'S
and 'Y ouths Gaiters and 13alworals, Lad ire'
Aliases anthehtldren's Balmorala,. Gaiters and
Boots at the lowebt price, at s
BORLAIsTIPS,
jell 98 Market at.
OVEMBER COUPOUS 'OF GOV
ernment Bonds bought at
I{.OI;NTZ & Iti ERTZ'S,
No. 111 Wood street, second door %boy° Fifth.
jel6
•
it
EvQLVERS.-COLT'S, 81111TH S.
Wesson's, Elliott's, Sharp's maid ariousv
other kinds, for sale by JAMES VOW N,
my2l 13n Woad street_
0., POR TING EQUIPMENTS. TICE
p... only complete assortment in this city.
For sale by JAMES SOWN,
jet 136 Wood Street.
ROCHESTER AN tr:RUPEALO COOP.
er Tools. ror sale by
JAMES GOWN,
malt • '•• in Woad street.
MONDAY, JULY 4, 1864.
DIRE , TOIIB
Nrai• r.
DLL, !...;
Fit:
11LLx. lit:AuLte
OF riTTsnuntm, PA.,
MEM
43 FIFTH STREET,
Second door above Wood
United States
V 2,208,061 68
The only protite from premiums which this
compmi ail ids f y 18.1 N: me from ricks which
tInV, tia-teranr.,l.
made 011 I'l - cry dperrf,4ion of Pruy.
eriy, in Town col Country, of rafts as low as ore
COII6I6LCUt WW/
Sine. - their ii,a.tpdati,n, x period of thirty
years. the:, lIRVPI , :tiI! 10.5 e. t.) 1-ltre. to an amount
exceeding, Four :\111....es tit Intl:are, thereby an.
turtla.; et tdchee ui the of Lusurance,
as well as the ti.D.Rilgr.Ed:iull to meet with
promptness all liabilities.
Loeecs I,thl during the yeat 1A5t) t 513:44.58 313.
DIRECL'UIt›.
(IHARLI:s W. BANE:6ER, MORDCCAL H. Lou
Toni A^ W AUR ER, f 4JA VII, S. BIIOWN,
AMU Li' RA 3',{ '• r
.lncudit. SHAH, 1
Gi.010 , :, W. I tJdH A lII.H F ILEE,
BANCKElZ,V,li`flith`nt.
EDW . ALII C. DALE, Vine Yreeident.
Wm. U. Steel, t•eetetney pru ten,
1/Edd:li I 41 , 1 N, Agent.
myth Northeait ror. Third and Wood sta
PHILADELPHIA FIREAND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
149 CIIESTNI. T STR.EET,
Oin)tlr.l.l tho (2715L0311 1101.114 c
EMMMin
:1t . t.3..5304,943
W ILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF IN
caner Perpetual or I.:lulled
ou every detcriptlon of Property or MeretiautLiae,
st tomioroilole rates of prera!ern.
El ?BT. I'. EINi 1, President.
IL W. BALI/1111C, V tee President
LIR ECT4
F. H. fors,
(3r I.:011.141t W. BROWN.
Jo- El" 'IIN-7011,
I ILI klaki ,
E. IL EN..1.1,11,
P. B.
.1. MArtAiioE, E. NV tt.na,
F. 13LAc6lics:+, :t;ecret,try,
1. O. COFFIN, Agent.
Corner Third end food htreCtS.
..Veetern. Insurance Company of Pittsburgh.
\ill.LGli, jr. Freeident.
t :•te,re tit ry
r:at,t. It . 11. coca Agent.
No. o'2 \V titer street, t: 4 ltang t Warehouse,
stai,..) Pittsburgh.
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\ litont• Insttl•ttion man:tat .1 by re-.01'9 Who
knot\ n in the contutuntty '
aria who are
ry ;trot:Tut-as ant t ither a t t t.,, to
raawt.tat the ...haraeter w 11161 they I.ay g assumed,
• tter; rig the 1,1, pto'eation to thore who dc
etre to tat tuattrtat.
0,1—• —R. Miller, jr., Jitruee
Ale,‘l,ier ;corgi,
I).trele. B. Herron, ehne. W. Rickel
-6,111, Andrew Ackley, Si.etir. Dm, id M.
Rees .1. I;enj. lizikee.eil, John
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ALLEGHENY INSURANCE 1
CO. -
1'I1"1:13tiltt:11.
()Mee, N 0.31 Fifth Strict, Book Block
aNSF ES AGAINST ALL KINDS OF
FIIa E A NI , 1I A IN E
ISA At JUNES, Presii;ent JOHN H. Mc.
Vice Pre.l4l . lt ;D. M. DAUB, Secretary;
W M. PE.AN,Uenern.l Agent.
111 huinc .Tovre,y, liar
vey (1111.1.1, Chia. R. C. (:ray - , .1"11n A. Wilson,
IL L. 1-'/.llnefttock,.lolll/ L. McCord, ('apt. Ad=
.d.s I:. P. Sterling. ('?,pi. 17. 1101 4't
11. Iln•r it,.
lI.SON's
H 1 ,3 fil >T PRF.MII'7II
I_. 0 Ci If. S 'l' I 'T . C
sENVING:NI kCIIINES
THE CHEAPEST,
SIMPLEST,
Principal Office and Wholeaale Emporium,
NO. 27 FIFTH ST.
Three doors below BAnk
WM. SUMNER & CO.,
WESTERN AGENTS
ap4-eoLt-db.w
SILVER PEARL SOAP.
gUiIIUMPTON dr.. CO., 367 LIBERTY
1t.2 STREE'f, sole proprietors and manufactur.
era for Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana.,
Illinois and Mitniouri. Also manufacturers of a
superior article of PALM, GERMAN, OLIVE
and ROSIN APS, and various Toilet and
Fancy Soaps. Of our silver Pearl Soap which
we confidently recommend no better for general
use than any other before the public, should be
borne in mind has neither Potash, Salt, Lime
or Roam, or any other substance in its manufac
ture which can shrink or injure the finest fabric.
Flattpele and Woolens can be washed with the
pidity 01 Cotton or Linen. Clothes washed
, the Silver Pearl Soap do not require boil-
One ,r half the rubbing, which of course saves
year and tear. Silver Pearl Soap removes
• .e, Dirt, Tobacco Stains, Printery? Ink,
- e and the worst Bilge Water Stains Meant
ly, 1. applying it with n moist sponge, thus pro
tee .g windows, carpets and furniture from
suds and elope. It imparts it brilliancy to Plate,
Jewelry Glassware, Enameled Paintings and
Patent Leather immediately, and for cle.ning
Marble and Floor Tiles it has no equal. For the
' nth and particularly for shampuoning, the Sil
ver Pearl Soap is a perfect luxury. In a word
all who have tried its superior qualities ac
knowledge it the greatest discovery of the age.
This Company respectfully ask a trial from all
who are interested, find in every case will refund
the price of the same should it fail to accomplish
what we claim for it.
Sold at five cents per pound in fifty pound
boxes. Delivered to the care, boats, in Alleghe
ny, Birmingham and city residences free of
charge. Directions for use on all packages.
Liberal discount to the trade.
Merchants from abroad will do well to give
ORDALPTUN & CO., a call, 367 Liberty street,
opposite Penna. Railroad Passenger Depot.
*4 — Beware of all imitations. None genuine
unless bearing our trade mark, Silver Pearl Shell.
as secured by the inventor by National copyright;
mhYtf
VOBERT C. BCITILILILTZ JAMBS BLABHLRY
SOHMERTZ & BLEAKLY?".
Manufacturers and wholesale dealers In
Illuminating and Lubricating Oils,
CRUDE PETROLEUM OIL, BENZOLE
and
I. AIFIPB.
Commission Merchants for the sale of Crude Oil.
feb22 No. 153, Wood sire et, Pittsburgh Pa.
GIRARD HOUSE,
caLESTNUT, BELOW NINTH BT.j,
PIELLABELPHIA., PA.
3Eikry, ICBOlajdal
fri34 4ll t 'PROPRIETOR.
The ailpost.
Schedule of Advertising Rates
tine time....
TWO times..
Three times
Four times..
Fire times..
O. • .eek...
102,996 26
Vrwoopis...
eks..
ditiaont
Two months..
Three months
Si): moot tin...
Nine months..
One 3 ear
69,766 6
1.621 Or
17,919 33
For one hipare, changeable 011, time each
week, comlned to the immediate linsiuess or the
adiertiber. All larger fitly ertMementa iu msact
iamperUmi.
I mouth.
3 menth e
ti months
41F - Ftet ru,ticrs Ltou!.le tt.e h!.uve reties.
Death ..,)llcee, each insertion 50 cents
Marri ace notices, each insertion... 75 "
S team] ,ott a,ts errisearents, per t p. 42 00
Executors' mot Admiturtrater'S 114.-
tices t'2 75
TIIt SPIRIT OF OUR PATH-
Declaration or indepenence
When, in the course of human event,
it becomes neces-ary for one people to
di. /3 dye Vic political bands which ha - •
conliccred them with another, and !o
assume among the powers of earth, the
separate and equal stations to which the
laws of nature and of nature's God enti
tle them, a decent respect to the opinions
of mankind requires that they should de
clare the causes which impel them to
the seperation.
We hold.these truths to be self-evi
dent; that all men are created equal; that
they are endowed by tin it Creator with
certain inalienable rights; that among
these are life, and the pursuit of happi
ness. That to secure these rights, goy
nments are instituted anung men, de
riving the ju , t powers from the consent
of the governed; and that, whenever any
form t government becomes destructive
of these ends, it is the right of the people
to alter or alhdish it, and to institute new
government, laying its to' ielation on
such principles, and organizing its pow
er in such form, a, to them shall seem
most likely to aka their safety and hap
piness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate
that governments, long established,
should not be changed for light and tran
s ent cause , , and, ac«);,llngly, all expe
rience bath shown, that mankind are
more disposed to suffer, while evils are
sufferable, than to right themselves by
abolishing the forms to which they are
accustomed. But, when a long train of
abuses and usurpatiorts, pursuing invari
ably the same object, evinces a design to
reduce them under abtolltte despotism,
it is their right, it is their duty, to throw
off such government, and to provide new
~ .;uard.: for their future security. Such
has been the patient sufferance of the
enlonids, and such is now the necessity
which constrains them to alter their for
mer systems of government. The histo
ry of the present King of Great Britain
is a history of repeat:A injuries and usur
pation-, all having, in direct object, the
establishment of an absolutetyranny over
these States. To prove this, let facts be
submitted to a candid world:
lie has refused his assent to laws
the most wholesome and necessary for
the public good.
He has forbidden his Governors to
pass laws of immediate and pressing
importance, unless suspended in their
.operations till his assent should be ob
tained; and, when so suspended, he has
utt, rly neglected to attend to them.
Ile has refusal to pass other laws for
the accommodation of large districts of
people, unless those people would relin
,tuish the rights of representation in the
Legislature—a right inestimable to them,
and torruidable to tyrants only.
lie has called together legislative
bodies at places unusual,uncom:ortable,
and distant from the repository of their
public records, for the sole purpose of
fatiguing them into compliance with his
measures.
And BEST,
He has dissolved representative nooses
repeatedly, for opposing with manly
firmness his invasions on the rights of
the people.
He has refused for a long time after
such dissolutions, to cause others to be
elected; whereby the legislative powers,
incvablu of annihilation, have returned
to the people at large for their exercise;
the State remaining, in the meantiree,
expose;d to dangers of invasion from
without, and-convulsions within.
He 4nts endeavored to prevent the
population of these States; for that pur
pose, obstructing the laws of naturali
zation of foreigners, refusing to pass
others .:to encourage their migration
thither, and raising the conditions of
new:appropriations of lands.
11 Thz.s obstructed the administration of
justice, by refusing his assent to laws for
establishing judiciary powers.
lie has made judges dependent on his
will alone for the tenure of their offices,
and the amount and payment of .their
salaries.
lie has erected a multitude of new
offices, and sent thither swarms of offi
cers to harass our people, and eat out
their substance.
He has kept among us, in time of peace,
standing armies, without the consent of
legi-slaturt-s.
lie has even effected ' , render the mai'
Lary independent of, superior to, the
civil power.
He has ‘ combined, with others, to
subject us to a jurisdiction foreign to
bur constitution,an.l unacknowledged by
our la'sys; "giving his assent to their acts
of pretended .legislation:
For quartering large bodies of armed
troops among u 8:
For protecting them, by mock triad, from
purrishment for any murders which they
should commit on the inhabitants of these
States.
For cutting . off our trade With all parts
of the world:
For irnposing taxes on us without our
consent:
For depriving us, ire stony cases,of the
benefit of trial b y j ury:
For transporting us beyond seas, to
be tried for pretended offences:
For abolishing the free system of Eng
lish laws in a neighboring province, es
tablishing therein tth arbitrary govern.
ment, and enlarging its boundaries so
as to render it at once• an example and
lit instrument for introducing the same
absolute rule into - these colonies.
'For taking away our charters, abol
ishing cur most. valuable laws, and alter
ing; fundamentally., the forma of our
governments.
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MORNING POST
Steam Printing Establishment,
BAER & MYERS, Proprietors.
EVERY DEsUairTION OP
PLAIN AND FANCY JOB PRINTING
Executed In the beat style.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID, TO
RAILROAD, MERCANTILE AND LEGAL PRINTIN
Our facilities for doing
Posters, Programmes,
For Extdbitiorie and Concert marmot be
eurpassed in the city
For suspending our own legislatures,
and declaring the selves invested with
power to legislaU for -us in all eases
w haU'isever.
Ile has abdicated government here,
by declaring us out of his protection, and
waging war against us.
Ile has plundered our seas, ravaged
our coasts, burnt our towns, and de
stroyed the lives of our people.
He is, at this time, transporting large
armies of foreign mercenaries to complete
the works of death, desolation and ry
n,nny, already begun, with cireuinstan
sof cruelty and perfidy scarcely par
alleled in the most barbarous ages and
totally unworthy the head of a civilized
nation.
lie has constrained our fellow•eitizens r
taken captive on the high seas, to bear,
arms against their country, to become
the executioners of their friends and
brethern, or to fall themselves by their
hands.
He has incited domestic insurrections
amongst us, and has endeavored to
bring on the inhabitants of our frontiers
the merciless Indian savages, whose
known rule of win fare is an undistingu
ished destruction of all ages, sexes, and
condition.
In every stage of theie oppressions,
we have petitioned for redress in the
most humble terms. Our repeated pe
titions have been answered only by re
,Natcd injuries. A prince whose char
acter is thus marked by every act which
may di fine a tyrant, is Unfit to be the
ruler ofa free people.
Nor have we been wanting in atten
tion to our British brethern. We have
warned them, from time to time, of the
attempts by their legislature to extend
an unwarranted jurisdiction. over us. •
We have reminded them of the circum
stances of our emigration and settle- -
meat here. We have,appettled to their
native justice and nattgnsinitind we
nave conjured thern,Arthertficror
common kindre4
usurpations, which,Aqii to* 4t• s ;4 - t b ..., -. =iz,
terrupt our cOnitedidlni..tia -
denve. They, too ,1
the voice of justice arid , ofitriallith r ..
my. We must, therefore,. .aqapicle - 4441g.'
the necessity which denounces oftrgferli3,...-gii
arittion, and hold the rest of maittitit
enemies in In ar, in peice—frietidi"
Wie therefore, the Representatives of
the United States-of America, in• Gen
era! Congress assembled, appealing to.
the Supreme Judge of the world for the
rectitude of our intentions, do, and 'in
the name and by the anthwity of. no
good people of these colonies, i scilemnly
publish and declare that the United Col.
onies are, and of right aught to be, free':
and independent States; that they are
absolved from all allegituaceto the Brit-
ish crown, and that all political connec
tion between them and the State of
Great Britian is, and ought to be, total
ly dissolved; and that, as free and inde
pendent States, they have full-powcz to
levy war, conclude peace, contract
anees, estatilish.commerce and, do all,
other acts and things Whieli independent'
States may of might do. :And, for the
support of this declaration, with a i firm;
reliance on the prote,etion of Divine
Providence, we mutually plcgcle,lti.„(ißA.
other our lives, our fortunes, - afi'd our
sacred honor.
The fortgathg declaration was, by
order of Congress, engrossed, and bign
ed by the lollowing members:
JOHN LIANCOCK.
New Ilampsh ire. George Taylor,
Josiah Bartlett, James 'Wilson,
w 'Maul Whipple, George Ross.
qattbew Thornton. ' Delaware
_ .
.11c.,tarhuzetts,Bay. . Cfesar Rodney,
.Samuel Adams,- George Read,
John Adams, Thomas 31'Ketins
Hebert Treat Paine, Mary/and.
Elbridge Gerry Samuel Chase, •
Rhode. Isla nd, Wiillinin..Paqii,,.
.-;teptien Hopkins, Thomas Stene,
William Ellery. Charles Cariolliof Car-
•
Conn-ecru-lit. rollton.
Roger Sherman. Virginia.
, ainuel Huntington, George Wyllie,
Villiatns, Richard Henry Lee,
()liver Wolcott. Thomas. etterao,n,
Sew York. Benjamin Harrison,
William Floyd, Thorned neraim,
Liviilaton, lrarielw Lightfoot Lee,
Prancis Lew '" Catier Braxten,
Lewis Morris- • ... Vert/L. Carolina.
. • . . . ...
New Jersey. William Hopper,
Richard Stockton, ' Joseph HeWes;
John Witherapoun, Johg Yean.
Francis Hopkinson, ..• South Carolina.
John Hart, Edward Rutlap+,
Abraham Clark. Thomas Heyward, Jr
Pennsylvania. Thomas Lynch, .it.
Robert rtiorris. Arthur Aliddletaa.
Benjamin Rush, Georgia.
Benjamin Franklin, Button awinnett,
John Morton, Lyman Hall
t ;corgi. Clymer, George Walton,
.1 oiues bmith,
DAY &
Manufacturers and Dealers to
SADDLERY, HARNESS
COACH HARDWARES
58 WOOD STREET,
Sign of the Golden Stirrup,
PITTSBURGH, PA,
wOr: L D RESPECTFULLY CALL
the attention of Saddlers, Coach Makers
and Dealers In.general, tO their
Large and Well Selected Stock
Consisting in part for
Carriage IVlanufaeturetre,
Patent and Enameled Leathers, Ewan:
eled Cloths, Damasks, Broad Oaths,
Laces, Fringes, Bands, frprixigs,
Axles, Bolts, Irelloes, SpolreS,
Ilttlre„ 51tarts, etc., etc.,
All of whtr.h ]ollie been
PITROHABED WITH GREAT (141 M.
Especially the WOOD WORK, veltlejl
be fotuld of the
Beat Quality, Well Seasoned andpyre
Saddlers and Harness Maim%
Will find a full and complete stock of
Harness Leathers, Saddle Tree+, itikifliSda
Webs, fall Measure Straining Webs,
of an Number., lIIIts, 1:11
Eltirrxrps, Spurs, Threadisi
etc., ete., etc.,
All of which will be told at the lowest CA. A.
prices, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed. ,
a-co 'FETE EIADDLERQ~
P. S.—We do not deal In Saddles and nethi e 4
but leave those GOODS for our customer° to
make and sell, as they properly belong to :that
branch.
my2a-tl
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J. 40. WELDON
• •
,r/FILLIN.
WELDON & ' ' -
GAS AND STEkM4ITTERS,
"PluAtbera,g 4 r euu d em ,
- rifiiil
Mik.WOOD tPB ~nose 1 1 1 fttilit
PITTSB Gi f pA. '
ilerPuillgistadlul - . .- Propriettlean' ell
man...tett. l , MA 0 Patent W a ter lmswee
end usgravws P at 'Gam tiookiapaild MIMI
lag Stoves. • ' - - ' myit