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AND
- CJIEROKER-' INJECTION
Compounded from Flouts, Barks and Leaves.
CHEROKEE REMED 1", the great Indian Diuret
ic, gum .all diseases of the urinary rtryarth e ;such as
t ..Hfednltitenrer of (tie thine, 14flermtnatient" of the
Bladder, Inflammation of the Kidneys, Stone in the
Bladder, Stricture, Gravel, Cleet, Goriorrhaa, an
as especially recommended in those cases of Fluor
Arhus (or If h ires in feinalei) where all :the old naii,s
eons medicines hare failed.
Wit is prepared in a highly concentrated
form, - the dose only being from one to two tea
spoonfuls three times a day.
iffiritis diuretic and alternative in its action;
purifying and cleansing the blood, causing it to
flow in all its original purity and vigor; thus re
moving from the system all pernicious causes
which have induced disease.
CHEROKEE INJECTION Is Intended
as an ally or assistant to the Cherokee Rem•
edy, and should be used in conjunction with
that medicine in all cases ttf Gonorrhrma Glert,
- Fitter Aibus 'or; Whites, lts,etteeta AM:, &feting
• so'Wfansfaternixlcent . i removink n.H• smelting,
heal, chortler and pain, instead of the burning
and almost unendurable pain that is experienced
withnearly all the cheap quack Injections.
Air..l3y the use of the 9rerarree,..gernedy
. 7,8,4010rer eased isijeottors—the two Medlalnes
C..iiitteiradribe tititori sieiftrtnieriltriclhargea are
removed, and the weakened organs are speedily
restored to Lull vigolt Nail strength.
Allti - For hill particulars get our pamphlet
from any drug store in the country, or write to.
us end we mcrit, day. tree to any ,###re#B, # fill
Jai', atth V . --
e, ', • lilt . Ilt , .•. . , .., -.
• ' ' 41ErPrige CReridie . e Remedy, V per bottle
r three bottles far .t , .5.
41Fir•Price Cherokee Injection, V per bot-
tleotttilrte bottle/461 $5.
— Sent by Express to soy address on receipt
of price.
.IQ-Sold by all druggists everywhere.
Dr. W. R, Mervin & Co.,
::, 'l.ll i'lltil'ltlETttli,
No. 5s Liberty street, New York.
Sold by Dr. GEO. H. 1: EYSEIi, No. lilt
Wood street. mlits-eoti.dtxw
THE GREAT INDIAN ME.DICLNE,
Compounded from
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cm _ •, . a En
Cl - 11.:1ZOIC.r.:U CURE!
An unja , l,na mire for Sperrnaho - rhea, , NettlituThi
!akness, Noits.rnai Emiasious, and lisedses
:eitttuddie...selfzpoilution.; truch as Loss of Aleauiry,
Universal Lassitude, Pains in the Bark, Dimacas of
Premature cd,! Age, Weak Nrrers, IVicu.l
- of Breathing, l're,lelisty, Wakefulness, Eruptions
on the Fare, fair r,•anftnance, lr.xan ig , Consump
tion. and all the Dire fed complaints, caused by de
par4=im the ,vatei or nature.
medicine is' vegetabioi; ex
tract, seal one on which all can rely, as irhas
been used in our practice for many years, and
with thousands treated, it has not failed mri'a sin
gle L iustance. Hs curative powers have been
sufficient to gain victory over the most stubborn
ease.
a To those who have trifled - with theft con
- - tton, until they think themselves beyond
tht reach. of medical aid, we would say, Deapavr
nal take Uri EILOK CVIZA will restore you to
health and vigor, and after all quack doetors
have failed.
Alla-For lull particulars get a circular from hhy
drug store in the country, or write the Proprie
tors, who will mail free to any one desiring the
same, a full treatise in pamphlet form.
Sit - Price, S 2 per bottle, or three bottles for $5,
and forwarded by Express to all parts of the
world.
Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
Dr. W, R. Itterwin ,ez Co.,
'SOLE PRI )PI4ETURS,
• ' No. tgb Liberty street, New York.
Sold by GEI). H. KEYSER, No. 140 Wood
street. sahlb-eod-diaw
arsoLwrityri intin.os-
ING CERTAIN AMENDMENTS TO
THE CONSTITUTION. Be it received by the
Senate and House of Repreferrialt Mt Of the Common
mktrth4of Pettrury/vant4 in Genera; duct/tidy met,
Thai thi &flowing a inentinien ts be proposed to
the Constitution of the Contnwnwealth, in ac
cordance With the provisions bf the tenth article
thereof :
There shall he an additional section to the
third article of the Constitution, to be designa
ted as section four, as follows
"SucTfox 4. Whenever any of the qualified
,aleatory of. We Gothhteriwealth shall be In any
eetual military service, under the requiditlon
from the President of the United States, or by
the authority of this Commonwealth, such dee
Core may kx 7 ercise - the right of sultrage is al
elections by the citizens, under such regulations
as are, or shad: be, prescribed by law, as fully as
if they were present n t their usual place of elect
SttTTOl7 2. Tllere shall he two additional see.—
lions to the eleventh article of the Constitution,
to be designated as sections eight and nine, as
Follows
''S.tibitom 8. Is - o bill shall be passed by ths Leg
tontaining more than one Subject, which
shall be *ads expressed iq the title, except ap
propriatitiiitills:"
"Szoppsi 9. No bill shall be passed by the
Legislature granting any powers, or privileges,
n any case:where , the authority to grant such
powers, or privileges, has been, or may hereaf
ter be conferred upoit the courts of thus rnmon
wealt h." EILiNII,): C. ..1-0/..iNSON,
iS'pec*Htfithe lisithefiti I:tort:tn./wires.
3011 N P. Pk.NNEY,
Spealii+ 'aft& Senate,
I Spp.wref44,o V, -TN 4 :COW . MON TYRA LT IT
• . • Harri s burg, Apt - 1125th, 1864.
PENNS YLVAN 1 A, SS.
•-•-••••••-•, ; Lao hereby acidify that the foreplng
5 ~,.. ..- 1 / 1 0 d'full; true and correct copy or the
original Joint Resolution of the Gen
-.......-.... ;end Assembly, entitled "A Joint Reso
lution proposing, certain Amendments . to. the
Oonstftutiori;'" as 'the same remains on the in .
.12F IMiTtiiotiv whereof, I have hereunto set
my hand, entleansed the steal' of the Secretary's
office to be artlxed,,the day and year above writ
ten. - '"' • - ' ' ELI SLIFER,
Secretary of the I,:ommonucalth.
The above Resolution having been agreed to
by a majority of the members of each House, at
two successive sessions of the General Assembly
of this Commonwealth, . the proposed amend
ments w ill_ pe submitted to the peopiefor their
adoption-OF rejeetion, bathe FIR - ST T.LTESb AY
OF A. (iILIST, „in the year ot our Lord one-thous
all e t hundred and sixty-four , in accordtuice
wi ti,
. ' provisions.of the tenth article of the
CdlitrtitiitiOn and the act, entitled "An Act pre.
scritiitig i the i Vflt,ftllli 411(111111, of submitting to
the 'people for their approval and ratification or
rejec ion, the pioposed amendments to Übe Con
stitution„" -approved . the twenty-third day ot
Alitit;pne thiousand eight hundred antßaixty-
ELI SLIFER,
sccreta 3 ;y of thc.rommonuoexath.
inylf-lawtaf
—.i,
NEW SO-N-Q;.
"DREAMING OF HOME"
aralAriFur, WORDS &ND TAKING
B
-Da popuLslity will be unboku4ded.
25 CEWPS
- uoplea''aintiod on receiptv 1' price.
cius. C. mELLon,
inria.kw
87 WOOD STREET
COCOA. NUTS-- '
6000 yiegth Cocoa Nuts,
ust received and to; sale by
REYMER k
146 and 128 Woarkt
200 Illst.s.. 6 .GAIMMILLIVP Pm!
Arriving psr
lactßuigt, /kw cuirp i pbe stftmeto,atis: -
ie9
PATTEEmuN eathioN,
To SOAP--
00,boIces lituiny,"rotte taut Sow
In for ays lry 1 A
6 and
Illati
126 W 00d 02084
—l2 l.
AI/ 'Aq• '• , ;""ry , .1 • $
E=323
Editor and Proprietor
IXFORTINT, TO LADIf.S.
.6 Great American Remedy."
ilarvers ttrono Thermal
-p , 6EA.Lop. PILLS
ILIAVENEVER YET PAILEIDCWIIEN
the directions have been strictly followed,)
in removing difficultini alibiing from
•OBSTEUOTIONS, OR 'STOPPAGE OF
NATURE.
Or in restoring the system to perfecd health when
Buttering from Spinal Attentions, Prolapeus,
Uteri, the Whitee, or other weaknesses of the
'Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harmless
on the constitution, and may be taken by the
most delicate females without causing distress;
at the same time
Tag It ACT AS A CHARM,
By strengtnen, invigorating, and metering the
system to &healthy condition, and by bringing
on the monthly period with regularity. No mat
ter fro what cause.the pbstruetkm may arise.
They should, however, NOT be taken the: first
three or tour months of pregnancy, though safe
at.any ether time, as miscarriage would be the
DOLLAR
Each bok contains 60 Pills. PRICE, ONE
DR. DM:IVEY% TREATIS.R.
on Diseases of Females, Pregnancy, Miscarriage,
Barrenness, Sterility, Reproduction, and Abuses
:of Nature; and emphatically the LADIES' PRI
VATE MEDICAL ADVISER, a pamphlet of 10
pages, sent free to any address. Sia eentel moult,
ed to pay postage.
AM—The piths and Book will be sent by mail,
confidentially, when desired, anconearr tiest,co,
and prepaid on receipt of money by
J. BRY.A.N, M. 1)., Generol Agent,
No. 76 Cedar street, New York.
ARP - Joseph Fleming, Druggist, corner of
the Diamond and Market street, agent for Pitts
burgh. oc6-esnds.w
NOTIC ALL CONCERNED
E
Among &certain class of self-imparttuit peo
i3Sthere 1i a peculiar feeling of contempt attach
ed to all physicians that advertise and treat the
diseases Minted in this card, (Palva TS D itutease,)
why this should be, they nor no one else can tell.
Axe they net aware that all physicians treat dis
eases of eYery 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 part y that has de
voted years for their benefit, because he adverti
ses the fact, and their family physician says he is
a humbug so he can get the ease. Mien he has
almost deprived the party of his life. He conies
at last. to the physician that advertises—how else
are they to know t Are they not aware that Sir
Astley Cooper, Sir Benjamin Brodie, Sir Charles
Ball and M. Paul Iticond devoted years in the
treatment of these diseases I These men are held
up as shining lights bathe medical world ; I don't I
assert that all men are worthy that publish, still
there are agreat number of them that are. I have
devoted myself to the study and treatment of
PILIVA•4II Disesains upwards of 40 years, and
without egotism can say I have saved hundreds
item years of misery and untimely death. My
treatment is coati medic the vegetable altogeiher, I
as I think it is the best awl most certain. It ill is i
my power to bring hundreds of certificates if I
thought it necessary to certify to my general ear
cees : but my long residence in this city Is auffl- I
dent proof without lidding more. spermatorrhea
and all diseases arising from it are cured in a
much shorter time than heretofore. It behooves
every - young mnn and woman to be careful In se
lecting a physician. The different advertisements.
that are seen in our papers are 01 no worth, and
no benefit will arise from answers than only loss
of health and money. Hundreds are cured annu
ally by my new remedies. Address Ri )X foe.
jan-lyd Pittsburgh Posted:mt.
,
JTJ 1, Y TIT s r.
FLAGS! FLAGS! .FLAGS!
FROM 3 INCHES TO 50 FEET,
MUSLIN, BUNTING AND SILK,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Small Printed Flags on Sticks
Pittsburgh Flag Manufactury,
IP' I 'llir CO 0 3EC. , J5l ,
OPPOSITE TILE POSTOFFICS
je29
B ..41. R.G A I N S.
GOODS AT OLD PRICES
MACRUM & GLYDE'S,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ftAvrNo BOUGIIT OUR GOODS
before the recent heavy advances we offer
at prices considerably lees than can be bought
any where In the East, a large and well assorted
stock of seasonable
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
of the best'fdreign and domestic manufacture.
A.great variety of dress trimmings, Silk and
Bugle Gimps, Silk Tassels, Ornaments, 'Veils,
Ribbone, Magic and Lace Ruffling, Jet, 'silk and
Bugle Dress Buttons, a very good assortment of
Embroideries, Edgings, Parasols, Rain and Sun
Umbrellas, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, and
the largest and best Stock of Fancy Goods,
Notions and Small Wares to be found to the
city.
FOn $, VERY KIND o -F.
GAITag & BOOTS
GO TO
MOOLELLAND'S,
55 Fifth street.
je2s
W . It.
i Writ j erat if /n O3l, AIIMMANTION ,
km . ~___ MS Stook of GIN. JUL which'
4 '''''' ,l '" legr ' e a With' grc t care ane I contains
all tkor.ttelif:o)-le.
'tit-a e .. Ge ta t ,.. o9 F B to b e found in
clothakins4 taarder_wie.!2!_biltir- n soft of
ineitur itzes. - s....*ssts. and-socano
-Vete RiE ripar SUrkftftsoP
: ir 7,
~A V.l P T "I , I" ' . Air.-ailbreGpt: , .,..'
- A. ~' r . 1 1 E.sa, il II , s ..... Atatthso , l'a dt , 4 k
, i cor 1 : •• ~,,,; : f: -.,., , ritg, wis!,,e, ip a r anetigi.'
=UM
EMI
LL SLZLS,
NEWS DEPOT,
No. 78 Market ewt rect.
RICH GUIPURE LACES,
I - Stir-CALL SOON-
PITTSBURGH.. WEDNESDAY. JULY 6, 1864.
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY &
NEW DRY GOODS
HUG US & HACKE'S
Corner Fifth and Market Sts.
LATEST NOVELTIES IN
DRESS GOODS
SILK SACQUES,
SILK CIRCULARS,
LACE MANTLES,
LATEST NOVELTIES IN
SHAWLS,
a It EN A PINES,
VA LENCIAS,
()OUT). ALPACCAS,
je4
New Goods
CH ALLIES, &.c., &a
*Jr .
Cod El
A Ail
New Goods
New Goods
Ern
411
New Goods
New Glx,ds
CHEAPEST
summun GOODS
IN THE CITY
GARDNER & SCHLEITER'S,
MARKET STREET.
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WAMELINK & BARR,
No. 12, Bissell's Block, St. Clair street.
jOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELE
BRATED
Bradbury, Schomacker & Co.'s
Gold and Silver Prize Medal
PIANOS,
Cheaper and will stand in tune /anger than any
-other PIANOS made. Also, Smith's Harmoni
ums and Melodeons and Musical Cloods generally
at the lowest Eastern cash prices. Pianos to let.
Tuning anal repaving done at the shortest notice.
Sheet - Music hound with neatness and dispatch.
Je23
NEW STYLES
I*l
WINDOW SHADES,
Received THIS DAY.
C C ) ) NEW SPRING STOCK
OF
t:6IICARPETSI
Well se.asoeed
OIL CIXI'II.
4 1 AT McCALLIIM'S.
}3 mb.lB
a. '4otitun,
..a_xt_vnErr Err. _
NO. 87 TOIIETH STREET.
MRS. I;. TIIOMI'E3ON,
SUCCESSOR TO JOHN THOMPSON,
No. 7 Hand street, Pittsbrirgh,
CHEAP PASSAGE TO OR
• from the Old Country. Persons
" - -3 - nisstiess traveling to the Old Country, or
• • c wishing to bring out their friends
can secure their Passage 'rickets either by the
"Inmtui. , line of steam ships, or bv first class
Packet Ships, by calling at the Old Eu
ropean. Agency, established by the late John'
Thompson, Also, SightDrafta on Europe
always or, bands. The old friends of thisLagen
cY may rest assured that I rim prepared to trans
act their business on as good terms aaany Agent
in the. City, l and win dud it- to their ,advan
tage to give ma•a before buying Drafts or.
Tickets elsewhere. MRS, E. 'IROItIPSDN.
efereneesin Pittsburgh James' Marshall,-
Pres. Partners' - Deposit Bank ;'l. McCune,
Pm. Union Banking Company;McKnight k
Co., Water m e et,; • Kirkpaidak & 8r0.,.
Liberty at.; Arbuthnot , Shannon Co.. WOOl7
at.; hicCandliii,-Jandrion Cr.. CNN, Wood ta.f.
Bev. Col. J. glarkm'Allegheny. litatt •
•
jWANTWOCI,
FIZIE : 1 4 1 14:0D PArgorkllA
prices will be psid"at the . Oar Good gige Th
rs e ctow l6if tl'
JOHN a. skrauororf. - ,
Oolumbss, Jiute 14, 1884., jel7-4td
WIIPNia, BANKS.
FIRST NAMAL BANK
o Bpi arty.
THEASHRit DEPARTMENT.
OPPIcIn oP 00117 TROLI EO TH.Ii3OURILRBOY,
WaShi.olX.(Jitr, Aug. sth, 1863.
WIIIMIAR, By saWs - .ctory evidence presented
to the undersigned, it lies been made to appear
that the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PITTS-
BURGH, In the County of Allegheny and State
of Penney Ivanthhits been duly organized under
and according to the reouthetnents of the Act of
Congresi4 entitled "an gi li.Ot to provide a National
Currency, secured by pledge of United States
Stocks, and to provide or the circulation and re
demption thereof.” • approved February 25th,
1863, and has aoited With all the provisions of
said Act require to be complied with before
commencing the business of Banking.
Now TRKILISPOInt, I, Hugh .51cculloch, Comp
troller of the Currency, tio hereby certify that the
said FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PiTTS
BURGH, county of Allegheny and State of
Pennsylvania, is authorized to commence the
business 01 banking tinder the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whertoi witnesse my head and
seal of office, this 6th d of August, RM.
IL OH mocuLLoon,
55 Comptroller of the Currency.
THE FIRST NITIONAL BANK
Late Pittsburgh,Trust Company.
Capital $500,000 paid In with prlvll.
age to Lncrenin to $1,000,000.
The Pittsburgh Trust Company having organ
ized under the act ttigis'Ovbr i t i Mattdat Curjed'
ai s t in K le U t l t'e P t l i T4S o ß r tt t tli, w S oTili l l N re l. s T r i° j?Ji l ;
otter its servides for the collection o Notes,
Drafts, Bills of Exchange, receivo money on
deposit and buy and sell h..xchange on ail parts of
the country.
The success which has attended the Pittsburgh
Trust Company since its organization in that,
will we believe be a stifilelentguarantee that busi
ness entrusted to the new organization will re
ceive the same prompt .attention.
Having a very extensive correspondence with
Banks and Bankers, throughout the country,
we believe we can offerunutual facilities to those
who do business with us.
New Goode
The buaLneae will he sonilueted I,y the Bane
°Meer' and directors.
New Goods
JAMES LAUGHLIN WY. K. NIATICIL,
ROBERT S. Rats, AL Es ...t4L, GA SP
THOILAri FnA'twit. 0. 1.L.,11..ar,
ALITX BRADLIST,
S AJIISL , L
LAUMILLN, President,
RHIN D. Scut.t.T. Oaattier.
augs.4l.4wtf
SECOND NATIONAL BANK
New GOClb
New Goods
New Goods
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
070/CE (w COMPTILA,LI.I{33 01,TH$ kir a n aKr.c7,
Washington Olty, Feb. 13th, 1664.
WI:JUNK:km, Snhafactory evidence ptefented
to the undersigned, tt hero been made to appear
that tie :it:tit/ND NATiONAL DANK OF
PITT! , ..IIURO 11, iii the' 1791 inly of 4lleghcny,
and State of Pennicylvati o im tine been duly organ.
Aim' under and accordin In the requirements of
the Act of ectitled"An Act to pro
vide a National Currency secured by a pledge of
United State, Stocker, and to provide for the ob.
cal, tom and redemption thereof,'. approved Fig,.
uary .26th, 1663 and hat complied with all the
prat islidia of said Act required to be compiled
with before coMmencing the bueineva of Dank.
log:
New Goode
New (foods
New GOildf
New GocyAs
Nom, therefore, I, llceitt filuklota.ixtit, Comp
troller of 'the eurreney, Ito hereby certify that
the 'Aid SECOND NATI( iNAL HANH (b}
PITTSBUItti it Uounty of AJlet-heity, anti State
of Pennsylvania, la nuthvized to coeunenco the
balloon of Banking under the Act aforesaid. ,
----- In toe, niony yet ersof wituete coy hand
/ and Beal of bade, thin lath day of Febru
axy, 1664. 11.1tIll C1..1../.t.a
Comptroller of the Currency.
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK
Naw Goods
STOCK
OP PITTSBURGH, PA.,
(Formerly iliON CITY TRII7BY Y
Capital, $300,000, with priilloga to lam - ease to
The ritoN CITY TRUST COAII'ANY hav
ing organised under the National- !iirrency Act
offers Its services for the trnu anc 1100 01 a l lener
al [tanking BIIALIII.II. Drnits L.,ugght and sold
Money received on Te•posit, ail Collections
made on all parts of the count .
J ACC.II
JAKa RILL,
C. F. Kturirga;
Wm. thxmita,
E WARN, President
J NO. E. PArrERst)N, Cashier.
fetai4ind
PIANOS AND MELODEONS.
Knabe's Unrivaled Pianos,
WARRANTED FOR EIGHT YEARS
RAINES BROS. EXCELSIOR PIANOS and
cheap Plano' made by Orovesteen Co., New
York.
Also, L
PRINCE'S MELODEONS And Sri; 001,
ORGANS, beyond a doubt the beet reed Inatru
m eat made.
A. hl ACNPTT'S richly carved Melodeons, at
same prices as other plain Instruments of In
ferior make. All Atelodeonswarrantb.llire years.
CHARLOTTE BLUItE,
43 FIFTH STREET,
gal.. Sole Agent for all the above inatrumente
.le4
TEN-FORTY LOAN OF U. S.
FntsT NATIONAL BANK OF
PITTSBURGH,
Designated Depository and Fi-
naneita Agent of the
By authority of the Treasury Department,
thiaßank will receive N:ubscriptions for the Ten-
FortY 5 per cent. Cold-bearing Bonds.
Aammrsissiort will be allowed to Banks, Rani
ere and Brokers. JAMES LAT_IGH
Orders are solicited. President.
Pittsburgh, April 26th, 1864. ap27
PLANTER & KA.VSER'S
Noiseles Patent, Sewing Mac:M ll es,
These Sewing Machines are known aa the very
best to the United States.. They are A r ATMA Isf
ED, And sold'at the LOWEVP Piu 0 ES. Chill
and exandne them before buying elserwhere. Re
pairing of Sewing Machines of every kind
promptly attended to.
ERNEST AXTHELM, Agent,
N 0,103 Third street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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! 10 MONTHS LEASE. OF A SMALL
A Dwelling Ilouse or 3 Booms pleasantly sit
uate in Pittsburgh, Allegheny - or Birmingham.
Oath on - J. H. OASIDAY,
Real Estate Broker,
No. 67 Fourth at.
; TOOTH if - I2LA r
AND GRAIN RAKES,
WARRANTED THE BEST NOW
in use. Also, STORE TRUCKS Knit
WHEELBARROWS. Manufactured and for
sale by : ; ; C. COLEMAN, •
Near the .Penitentiary,
Allegheny City, Pa.
DDRING TILE FAIR ALEWS,..IBON'B
and Touths G alters and Balmorals, Ladiea ,
'Misses' and children's Balmorals, Gaiters and
Boots at the lowest price, at
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:No. 118 WoOd street, second door above Fifth.
n.
Wets '
B e IeVOLVIDItig &
Ellfott'i, Sharps- and mick t o v
other kinds, tor "aid by JAMES ROWINT,
PtY# • ,136 Wood street.
• wrorG , EqUIRMEriMIi.,-- - - THE
my Cdrapletd assortment in this city,
or sale by JAMES BOWN,
3e4 c----438 Wood Street.
For rs;e
1113,2 t
OF PITTSIWROH, PA.,
PITTSBIIR 0 El
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EMIT. Hi , 1114009,
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Second door above Wood
United States
wmrsp.a.r,oot)r..
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INSURANCE
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS
131( pray..
lIIHE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, OF
FICE No. 435 and 437 CHESTNUT ST.,
near Fifth.
STATEMENT of ASSETS, JAN. tat, 1883.
Published Agreeably to an Act of Assembly,. be-
Ing
First BL.rtgage, amply secured . . $1,693,393 32
Heal Estate (present value $103,313
61,) cost 102,995 28
Temporary Loans on ample Collat..
torsi Securities 89,139
Stocks, (present value *943,967 72,)
cost 69,7841 68
Notes and Rills Receivable 1,821 00
Cash 27,919 33
$2,208,051 65
The only profits from premiums which this
company can diside by law, are (coin risks which
have been determined.
Insurances made on every description of Prop
erty, in Town and Country, at rates as low as are
consistent with security.
Since their incorporation, a period of thirty
years, they have paid losses Fire, to an amount
exceeding Four Millions of Dollars, thereby af
fording. evidence of the advantages of Insurance,
as well as the ability and disposition to meet With
promptness all liabilities.
Losses paid during the year 18511, $6`5,158 36.
DIRECTORS.
CHARLES W. BATICKIIII., MORDHDAL IL LOO
TOHIAN WAGNER, DAVID S. DROWN,
SAMTEL GuANT, IHAAO LEA,
JACOB R. SMITH, EDWARD C. Dais,
Ci sotto NW. RJCHAIDDi j GMOUGH FALHA,
CHAS. U. BANCh. ER, President.
EDWARD C. DALE, Vice President.
Wm. C. Steel, Secretary pro tern.
.T. CIALDENEIi COFFIN, Agent.
Northeast con Third and Woml sts
. _
PHILADELPHIA FIRE.A.ND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
1.1.9 CITESTNUT STREET,
Opposite tile Custom 11 so.
..A.msetz.. $304,913.
viTILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF IN
CF., either Perpetual or I.iruiteri.
col every description of Property or 51 erchandise,
at reasonable 111.13 01 prollllolll.
ROUT. P. KING, President.
M. W. IiALItt.V IN, N ice President.
D 1 H kxyroß S.
1' lAA ALIO+ HAT - KB, E. It. torn,
EtsOLISU, Ua+ rtoit W. nnnwlt,
Y. H. SAVERS, Ruler!, S. PAUL,
C. SEII.IIIAN, .10SLP11 ULAA TUB, •
TO' AO ARO - E. W usu.,
k'. BLA.OI[BI3EAT, secretary,
I. U. COHAN', Agent
jy4:ly Corner Third and Wood streets.
Western Insurance Company ofTittsbnrg h.
BILLER„ r. President.
E. (10ILINta, Secretary.
Ca pt. H. L. Cuctaneri, Uentl Agent.
No. 014 Water street, (Sling & 00'11 Warehouse,
np stairs,) Pittsburgh.
‘ILL INS URA : AI:AINST Al 4.
IT
. V hinds of FIRE and 111.A.ILINE
Alio-me Institution tuanagett by Dlrc. - Aors who
are is ell known in the community, and who ate
determined, by promptness anti liberality, to
maintain the character which they have asauineil,
erode% rm . the best protection to thoee who de
sire to be Insured.
DtaiiTurw—ii. 11HIler, jr., Janie. bl'Auln'y
Nathaniel Dolmen, Alexander INnuieli, lieorge
Marcie, Campbell B. }) error, Chas. Ricke,(-
eon, Andrew Ankle-y, Alexander Speer, David S.
Lone Rena J. Thomas, Berk). Hithewell, John
31't'unn.
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE Uoi,
1-vrast,..tturtc; II .
°nice, No. 37 Fifth Street, Bank Mori(
iNSUILES Ar...ILINST AIL KINDS Ois".
I FIRE: AND MARINE RISES. ;
IS AALI JOINIKS President; JC/lIN P. 'MP.
CI k % ice Preta , ent ; 11. M. HOOK, t*cretary;.
CAI". AVM. DEAN. leneral Agent.
I uKI, Ti•Il-•—liiHnit .1011(.8, C.. I. livasey, Hai.
vey Linde, !apt. FL C. Gray, John A. Wilson,
It. L. Fahnestock, John L. lac:Cord, Capt. Adair
Jacobs, H. P. Sterling, Capt. Dean, Robeit
L. iN.'( ;tem, Runt. H. Dal is. nte2d;
AV ELEitlk IX LSON'S
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RICHEST P111:3111 :%1
I. 0 C IC STITC II
SEWING MACHINES
THE OH_EAPEST,
SIMPLTNT,
Principal Office and Wholesale Emporium,
NO. '27 FIFTH ST.
Three doors below Bank Block,
WM. SUMNER & CO.,
WESTERN AGENTS.
ap4-eo3-dtew
rmxTßTim
CRIIMPTON A. CO., 367 LIDERTi
STREET, sole proprietors and manuf=
ers for. Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, In
Illinois and Missouri. Also manufacturers of a
superior article of PALM, GERMAN, OLIVE ;
alai ROSIN 'SOAPS, and. various Toilet and
Fancy Soaps. Of our Silvan .Pearl Soap which
we confidently recommend as better for general
use than any other before the public, should be
borne in mind has neither Potash, Salt, Lime
or Rosin, or any other substaince in its mnnufae
t tire which can shrink ur inju rp the finest fahri.
Flannels and Woolens can be Washed With tte
rapidity of Cotton or clothes washed
with the Silver Pearl Soap dcw not require boil
tog or half the rubbing, which of course saves
the wear and tear. Silver Pearl Soap removes
Greet*, Dirt, Tobacco Stains, Printers , Ink,
Smoke and the worst Bilge Wate r - Stains instant
ly, by applying it with a moist st longs, thus prO•
tecting windows, carpets and lf,ilnlitUre Rota
suds and slops. it imparts abtill tanoy to Plate,
Jewelry, Glassware, Enameled „Paintings end
Patent Leather immediately, ann or cleanirig
Marble and 'Floor Tiles it has no eq For the
bath and particularly for shampoo ling, the Sil
ver Pearl Soap is a perfect luxury..ln a word
all who have tried its superior, qualities
knowledge
at
knowledge it the greatest discovery of the age.
This Company respectfully ask a trial from all
who are interested, and in every case will refund
the price of the same should it WI to accoinpiiiiii
what we claim for it.
. .
Sold at iftve cents per pound La filly POluld
boxes. Delivered to the cars, boats,,to
ny, Birmingham and city rcaddencea free of
charge. Directions for use on all pack ages.
Liberal discount to the trade,.
Merchants from abroad wil.l do ,tmell to give
ORD MPTON & CO., a call, 36 7 Liberty street,
opposite Penns. Railroad PAM. sager Depot.
Airkieware of all imitations.. None genuine
unless bearing our trade mark, Silver. Pearl Shell.
as secured by the inventor by Be tionakoopyright.
mh2-tf
aOUERT 0. BOHMBEtI7.
SCHid:EILTZ &BL tIirLEV.
Manufacturers and wbolesi tle dealaradn ,1 : :
lilnffinaiang and Luliri~ sating 0118 4
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, and
Commission Islershente forihoisa le of Crodead.
42b2S - No. 158. Wood street. P lttsburgh Pa:
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Death notices, each insertion 50 cents
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Steainboat advertisements, per trip. 42 00
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PROGRESS OF THE WAR.
firt).l. Account of the Battle• In VII-
A confederate correspondent of the
Times, writing from Spottsylvania Court
house, on the 10th of May, gives an ac
count of the operations in Virginia up
to that date: He joined the Confederal,
Army on the 'fifternoon .of the 4th inst.,
and after some remarks, upon the topo
graphical features of the country says :
"As soon as Gen." Lee ascertained:that '
Grant had certainly cut loose front his
base at Culpepper Court house, and was
moving rapidly past his,..right, he Put ais
own army in motion, sending. Evve"l's !
corps down the turnpike and A. , P. Hi I'S
down ! the plank road, and ordering'
Longstreet—wbo bad arrived at Gorthin
vil le some days previously from East
Tennessee—to move his corps down on
the riffht of Tifll'z line of march, so as
to strike the head of the enemy's column.
He did not hesitate a moment what to
do, but sprang at once upon the flank of
his antagonist, like a tiger upon the`side
of an ox. Grant had throwti 'a Beaty
cavalry force, with infantry supports up
the turnpike and plank road, to protect
his line of mark. These Ewell and 181.1.
swept from their paths as tf they had
been chaff, and presse.d down upon
Brock's Hoed, along which Grant was
moving. The latter at length- realized
the danger of his position, halted ICs
army, and advanced to meet his assail
ants. This resolution was the wisest be
could take, since it enabled him to with
draw his trains beyond danger, f and gg
cil M. dl positron on Hrciek's fetid 'by; a.
line of intrenchments, which he pro
ceeded immediately to construct frotn
the railroad cut to the turnpike, and be
hind which he could retire in case of dis
aster. It also secured his retreat in the
event he found it necessary to withdraw
upon Prederieksbnagh. i
Grant met Ewell (ad Hill two miles
west from Brock's road; at 4 P. M., and
immediately gave battle. He attacked
with vigor and in heavy number, and
apparently with confidence, but was re
pulsed. He continued to attack heavily
until night, and made one ashault upon
Maj.-Gen Johnson's front of Ewell%
corps after dark, but was beaten back as ;
often as be advanced, with heavy lose,
including 2,000 prisoners and four gone,
taken by Eariyfs division of kiireil"J`entet
mand. Longstreet not having arrived
owing to the 'treater distance he had to
march, Gen. Lee refrained Il'om pressing
his advantage, and slept upon the battle
field. His own loss is comparatively
slight, his daring and agile troops under,
standing better than their opponents how
to take advantage of the rough canntry
and entangled woods in which' 'they
fought. Longstreet reached a point ten
miles from the battle-field by the middle
of the afternoon; but, owing to the pe
culiar condition of the atmosphere, and
the density of the forest, he was unable
to hear the report of Bill's and Ewell'i
guns, and was ignorant that two armlet;
had been'engagefi until midnight, whep
he received an order from •Gen. Lee to
cross over to the plank road to pe aid of
Hill. The cavalry of the respective
armies met repeatedly during the day on
the road'by which Longstreet had been
advancing, with some advantage to the
Confederates in prisoners and material,
The fighting was not renewed until;
Friday, the Gth, upon which day, soon;
after sunrise, Lotigstreetjtifited the forces
of Lee. ;
"Hill's troops were aware of his apt :.
proach and that he was to take tbeiri
place on the line, and, having been mtir-I
ching and fighting.ali day on Tuesday;
and sleeping but little that night, they ,
got ready to retire as the head .of ;Long
street's corps reached the ground.. Hn
fortunately, Grant renewed the attaolt
just at this time, threw Heath's amid Wil-
Con's ei;.visions of Hill's corps into cortflk
sion and pushed them back upon Long-;
street's column, which had not yet a-;
played into fine.' Longstreet got three;
regiments, .orf liershaw's division into;
line, and with gris Spartan band beheld
the enemy ineilie4 until, the remainder'
of the division andtkvallY his entice corps I
could be brought'up. Then .ensued a ht-
rious and bloody cotnt4, all ! along Ling-
street's front,
an
ont, from the railway .orit
across the plank'road, dliArne di st ance
beyond. His veteran. corps,, ;w)::tich..4,tl
made the circuit, of ball the .C•enkedehlok;
within the last 'twelve - monthe; I ne„Ver i
fought better or more etiecessfully. firOt;
took :advantage of the duorder. amp'
MO troops, and hurled Aeav,g masses.
upon the pbint, koping to tarn the C0n,146- i
era;te right wing, and throw himself be- '
.
two/. Lee alid Richmond, and he 'would
have succeeded but fur Longstreet's timely ,
arrival The troops of the latter, how-'
ever, had never turned their backs to the
enemy on the field.of battle, and it was
too late now, when the capital 'of the
country was the stake for which the ,
combatants played, to take theft firstles
son in such unworthy tactics. Die re.
suit has already been anticipated * by
the reader, the Federals were' 'bra
ten back with heavy loss, and the
Confederates remained masters •of the
"ground. The attack was renewed alritL.
, ultaneoutly on the left,' though not with
j
so mush iiigiiir ris . on'therright, iitidibere
! too, the enemy•wererepialsed-by Eirell
' with comparative ease. At 11 -o'clock
:LongstriA Witaric444/4 with sotac,se
*t brig.a4B43 - Pahl, t 9, the. Tight-mad
!kg , 94-14e: PeAkY i1k1.4.§44:;,..014 1 Allier
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vdilicp 6 Pt#, Peke OtIK - refßOSetilithlti
. lianing,iiguseg at tigt *04144 JimAliii4o.
And BEST,
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J. All -t--
STANDING MATTED.
I Daily. I
1 Sqr.
times a 1
week,
1 Sqr.
$ 75 t
1 251
1 60
1 90 1 ,
2-20
2.601 1 X 74
435 i 290
6'oo 4 00
7 50 ' 6 00
11 25 7 60
13 75 9 15
20 75 13 86
27 00 1
18.00
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CFI ANOEAII ADVERTIEMEIHNTE
3 tlnies
Daily. I a week
C 9 351 I 6 _ll 44701 43C0
IT 20 11 4.5 8 CO 600
24 00 /9 00 lb 75 10 80
40_ 00 28 00 24 60 14 00
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2 times I 1 time
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mamma§ MST
Sfeam'A lhi l* E i t # l o lMent
ZVIZT DREKRUIPTION Of
PLAIN' AND, FANcr JOB- PRINTING
Mrdatlik Oki tart Arlo.
PAID TO
RAILROAD;44*pLE ANetheit PRINTIN
Our (saltiest for doing
Postei4, Prcrigraonnzsah _
FAL': X4o4lotommiskilnioart sauna 1*
brigade . . e r sWertt.slo • , tb q roa t and
and •veld t dat PaiisTnY a, .i. one's brigade,
conceal Antabs , bullitustraalearthe road
and a short‘dhitaaneiray . a.4 watt the
latter, unlade, on agog* n , b: dense
gttiNitli,'"tiPtitingtdi t h, frith; ' ~. foe,
upen'edtire oh frietiiigsfni .- '. 1 sup; • '
posing it to latttaotiotlyanfalhe f-enemY _
eauzbt nap ths,roada,..*l4,nttillgAq.:fflifect
its escape. Severaf tß werp „kWe .a nd
-wounded inch:l4ll4 At- r .:1" 'q,
who received a - niortill'477•+a d. the
4 k
head, from •which ahltdied hit theitven- .•
ing, he ,Zieut-Gen,,, illopipialreqttwavt ; shot
t
in heck, the bull enterm.g,mathg e right
of the hirynx . paskat'arnntid tinder the
skin, , carrying away a lablEtEertliiiieAptila
and maitiquita €4l:hindi.the 'Aright . •
shonider. Lie w n•l9tlin f reqr, and ~
his wound dresse y"Miiini.d e inal ghee-
tor, Di: CUM* * hap neiMicialt it dm-
gerotia, thOugh not ' probtiblrit 'mortal : •;:z•
'-'..:.
OWI/14 .to this accidea4 Op writer :,.
says, the . Confederates w i ereAnable to
take adtintage of ilieir sticcetuf,46d the .-;
FederaliueScaped to•theirbiUm - 'inidicente •
Major General Anderson wasiappointed
.:
to the coruttlanii of i - 1 4 0 elgetrPfiVPAYPIL
Gen. Lee advanced wltfi a yiew4if.,l3scer- -•
Yarning the strengtinf theenetny t and,
finding that an ,attack - Woilld - he iinfirac—
tigable, gave. orders: to withdraw from
the immediate front. a DerMgAteraller
noon Brig: Gen. Wptord, ofAnd)rn's,
corps, was permittediit iiiketwn Ye est
to move upon. ' the bear sit ithitiqin eras N
left, wing. Flaegot . possessiorthios , .• the
camps of the corm Warta% 41ellitrued•
and brought' off 'agreat deal ofinitterial,
a'nd' created treat ceniiterttiaiii i viiiiong •
the tesairitere and inuartenrinnera2t At
night Brig. Grend Gorden&af,Esoll'a
corps, threw his brigade, k •Antb note . ; -
around the enemy's entreme_r i ght,,_, , ,and
took 500 prisoner ; inchidliii Brit: 'Gen s.
Seymour and Shaler. i' -Mont IRO-Writs
onere were brought'in,linting thigday,
making 3,000 i ultoget4er. ~ pm ; getting
recomffienced on . Aaturda_ ~y but
Iva s not of a • serious' thitrictet tie
writes:.;, .: , a • , „ o-, :au I'
1 45.
2 00
2 50
3 75
'55
6 90
9 00
10 70"
"The distance from thehlsattimfield,
whic,li is near the western .bouudary of
Spotf!yl male county, to the, Qourt-
House,-is fifteen nilliii ttarPs wa
ry have been helding the Federartierse
IA cheek in, that outlier fat twi days,
bu t tltPi ul f snt9 - faxlik , f i rt 4 4/Sga f °7ce l
which is reported to he a , tancitigi the
aid ofthe latttiP, wilf probably ithle
them ta get pluiseasten of tii~ ag And
the 3 al Portut highsverys whlcluffiteptect
each °the; a 1 thatipomt, a 'rhe 4def,eur
eon ofthe Confederate armEs:mates
their'wthitid6tVat tlie 'Wilde est kt 6,-
000, end then.. killed-et eonsf - Yless
/hall 4000. fllielwrannis are, wouipant
I've/7 8 4 1 4, olitSW., to t.hg• PrOttection
afforded by tile trees and t the absence of
artillery, whicli Could. nOt b.:kis - red in
consequence of the dense eta 0104118 t 6n
-
broken fores t _ -.I shall, riot mature an
( 47 4 a.,sit9 - I t ih,le F e ral h 4., shil i gt, I
eann t lim repro t e reports of map,
era win) placeft as' 'high at20000,101-u
exaggeration. illudging, ItimogYeta,ifitrim
what fellrunder my
, own eye uporrotqlor
tl" 9f the fLehli 111 hiqffrd htar htttla,m
saying it was twice 11 , s heavy iis ,tat of
the Confederates"
On 'Sunday, ra>ay 9,- , the Cofilbtlersite
arrived at Spottsykrama kort-Hottee,
When -A-ndqlst9JOA TX.Aft , ariefedoat 8
o'clock in the morning, hI VT 'i Me
Federal eitically reliftured i nfanfry
and artillery already in' linailessio l it.
Elle the 4 bad been arching( ratmdlly;
and for tYyP in du4 ,2l , ,apti_Wqr4oied
it, and consequently were much p f ded,
but they were reihilyfoith Widrkirred
as they were Kerktua's iUivithertled
the corpsi And wail thatind. iaireacls4ho
ground. Two Arigartes i , wineA i sent
aerig th cayalq "
tir i t:haile, hod ' i ' tlalget 4 : 76 iiire
placed behind • a thfni rail l 'fetiBre 9 and
some frail ohatructionslwhich hadaseen
thrown across the rossdfhys ,syhkchAkle
of Federal - infantry was advapcpi,„. T e
latter fell into' the i eVrott lu oT , Su gr ppe g
that the for-etrzbehlud - ihe fence was
dismounted revelry; And rushed for
ward with thwitmForence. i .,Tite
Confederates reS Ir PI r ere Unlit
their foes get *ln a et , ' paces, and
then, taking deliberate aim, 'gage : them
a volley which covered theaoquitwx4ii
I X
their slain. The etextbat was
.I „she t end
sharp; same '`of the Vederals rot o the
fence, are acttitillyimnid 6 the ' Bfiet;
iout in less, tharthaiftanthourc they .sttele
Armen rapidly )?;Kk, *lig !frge,,:yhtm
dred dead and mortally .;, 4k artd
twls hundred ' ritOrtillti r 41 4, i .
c of
the isictorfothiCeaMsrateit'enit ' .urt
Uoune 'Awes eleared motif. erpsaY enemas
hY OW 4
htlgtt*. i sfoli , )PL An PFPOSIONAlTO
i t
when I rehed' tne to, 8 0
I fatidid the ac adventeogrtTlen.; L 4
Wini
4.,
in quiet 4 pissfienthrm" -tigiciiwr nth ,:'
came up this aftenuiongittot wo3wlgi ,
Posttralt, .and 4 Isla* AiP f lAt =', — ft ,
here 10-morrow mornixt d . — L - --4-_,
Gen tee bite tftlemetled .. 4 ' , -
ing Ms entiriy Why Naiades% ,It
by /Anil kintudytaxnst liiircluvr, he
w 04% **lk . t 9 i .1 '7lOtt:r. XIX,
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