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ADVERTISING RATES.
Sart day t
One ineeition $ 74'011e month. 11 7 ,E. 0
a
Two Ineerkone..... 1, ._ 0nthe...,)1,2.5
Three inale 1,6 C Wttntmtha,„ • • !V6
Four ins° 4 AMY 3nobthe4.» • • PAO
Flee hue - '2,20 ten MOnPut:..... 14,00
One week tr. t .2MlStxmontha e „ ?.. ,20,16.
Two weeks " ' 4,35;0a tar 21,00
Three weeks 6,00!
*me square changeable one* a week 1 year. $30;00
DAILY POST,
Single cubeariptbms by mail, $8,90r year. •
Deliverediin ' t) - city, at IEO CI 0 apt pe per week.
r_Ar Pb6 T.
Single subscriptions 61,60
Five copies, each 1,40
Ten copies, each 1,30
Thirty ,6 .6 1,10
JAS. P. BARR
.E,dttor and Proprietor
NhAD NEWS FOR THE UNFOR
TUNATB
THE LONG * SOUGHT FOR
,COV .A.'r LAST'.
0 K KROKTE REMEDY ,
A
CHERI:WEE' N IN JECTION
Compounded from Roots, }larks and LeAVCB.
C'lll.. litt t:1: E .1! I', the Arent Indian Diuret
ic, cut - es all diSt.f3 of th.c urinary organ.., such as
incontlinenee of the Leine_, infianuntnion at the
Insdder, btilentwail/on of the A ointss, Stone in The
Bladder tit, relu rr, heave!. Gkrt, Gonctrehtza, and
is especially reruntt.unded in (hose races of Fluor
Albutt (or 14 hitn in females) where all the OM non
enus utt hsmrfa Usti.
_ -
is prepare.l in a highly concentrated
form, the dose Only being trom one to two tea
spoonfuls-three ttitU s A day..
Ctar . ',tia IGMietic and aPernative in it. , i
purifying and cleam.lret the Mood, cam. ,t
flow in all it, ormin tl Purity,nd t Igor; thus It - -
moving . from the ti,• stem all rerlllllollB causes
have unhiged disease.
IN.) EcTION fa intended
an ally or aseetant to the Cherokee Hem •
d y, amt should he used in conjunctson with
at medicine In al ea ,es rn Ciatserhr/ra, Weer,
um'Albus or 11 hilt, Its effects arc healing
oothin!, and iftral ent; removing all scalding,
heat, cimr.!, e p. 1.11. illSteell .4 the burning
and almost on. m!!,ral.le 1,01111 1101 to experienced
With near] e all C'io,:p quark livecison*.
the use ut tie (lierolcee Remedy
and CA.:rot:ec t ~jetthou—the two medicines
at the sonic tint—^,L,' is proper ‘l,eharges are
removed, am! I. e ,kt organs are speedily
restored t, Lnl
&ir - I- . Pr 'nil prt nit 611 F,e I our pamphlet
from any drug store lit It, e.oun ,Cr write to
us and we utill „mail tree to any address, rf full
treatise.
/11 - Priee C ilerdIECC Remedy, r. per bottle
breo bottles for s.
- • •
.*Z - -Pric.• Chi rol.ce injurt ton, 4 , 2 ptr bot
tlo, or ttore
eEa to any address on receipt
.11 everywhere.
Dr. V/, IL 10 cr vin & Co.,
1 . 1,(.17:1E1(
No. Liberty et, ee, New York.
Sold ly (ID). H. 1:11:Y: , 1:11, No. Ire
Wood stn. '. inhls-eotl,l&.w
T lfE GREA - I' 1 fi . 6l.tirti MEDICINE,
t "ntltel:nt.tl frvitt
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C. Lott ^rorYi
ry: ari the link. Dimnen , of
I . r.ri.,n, P., , i 1.4 11 ea). At r , dicul
y tt - trkrfutocre, L'riprions
on tte Lic„ Inmm_ Iy, Condump
(tun, rt.; cirryir.torrirs, 0ra.^.,1
;rum 01,
Air 1 tan 1111 , 11,:.• , • an I, eilople vegetable ex
tract, and oiie all can rely, as It has
been u.e,l ir, mar in . t 1 :, tar many years, and
with thousands 7 101.1.. ', 1: h.-in not. failed Ina
Ins! :a,.•
powers have been
sufficient t./1 cr the most stubborn
ease,
gv-To thore %%hr.r••• • e Avail their con
lion, uutkl th. chink Intunselvee beyond
the reach of ine•lmal ~, would Bay, Despot,'
net! the will restore you to
health an 1 jor, an .l alt , r all quack doctor,
have faile...
13.4? - 1. , • ; ..; ;••v: s••t a eiieular from any
drug slots .• tut. • • I •• r rite too Proprie
tors, w'... • ••••• ,:• .• ~; nay one dekortug the
Rattle, a !l;; ti••••;:••• ...n;'hlet form.
44-PI lee, •••• . ;-ot le, or three bottles for $4,
and forwarded E.Xprt3lEl to all pasta 01 the
wotl.l.
Sold by al; respectable rtruggiete everywhere.
R. Mervvin & Co.,
Pm)
1.;:,..rt tareet New York.
Fuld ty It .1"..E.1"r,1:11, No. 110 Woo,l
street. m hl5-eod-d&w
ir•SURANL;E
INDEIttINIIIY AGAINST LOSS
11 , 11 I.
rlllll-: VI R. IN'SUH.ANCE.
•q...PANY , f• ()1 , -
VICE No. 4-37, .k,l -3:37 CHESTNUT ST.,
Lictir PIO
r JAN. hit, 166.1.
&it AI of Assembly, tw-
Firet M..rf1.711g0,
u,l, y eveu re.l 11,693,393 31
nii,e /103,313
ttl,j Catti
Inpontiy Lonna tot topple Uolltst
tend ~ecuritte..i
Stocks, (prem.. vs:tte
~06t
Notes srtkt Bins iteseivnble
Cant
The oaiy runts from premiums which this
company ~n ‘l, , arc from ri.k e which
here been I.
Insurances or: t.% y description of Prop
erty, in "l'o and 'ountry, at rates as low as are
consistent with bet:Wily.
ttince their inco: pora: ion, a period of thirty
Sears, they have;,Aid lod, ht. uy Fun, to on amount
exceethm; }our illionr of Doliara, thereby af
tordou; nwitter.ne. themlwannwea on Insurance,
as well a 3 the hbillt} am: disposition to meet with
prornpmel.tall ate,
Lossea 1,:(a dui 1114 I i/t . year 11431),0124,1.5E3 36.
Mit cURS.
thzterri.i.r.n NY. 13AN<3.Kk, illuallE:AL H. Lou
T0131..t, h‘vlD
SAMUEL ( tr , (l,
.1 Acun 5,111.11 i, LI-•‘. I.!. Dei.m,
W. R.JcuAr.r,A, l'.s LEN,
CHAS.
r:. Vice P.ebitlent.
Whi. U. S.tot , i, , • , •rotnry pru tern.
.1. 14... 1 DEN EH )I . 'FIN ' Agent.
mylB 11
cor. 11rd nod Wood s 1
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PHILADELPHIA FIREAND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Ho CHESTNUT STREET,
Opposite the Custom House
Capital.. 5119,10 u. Anitetc. $3047943.
D
OF
1W ~UHANt:I:, either e l t N u S o
r !Yd .'
on every description 01 Property or Merchandise,
at reasonable rates of premium.
HURT. E. KIN(}, President. Al. W. BA I, i 11.iir ITC, Vice President,
DIALECTORS.
I.'ll2,Ru:a BATEP, E. R. Cope,
E. (31...01WE W. BROWN,
P. 11. SAYERS, ,To:EPH S. PAUL,
C. SHERMAN, JOSEPH CISYTOWS
•
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b. .1. AlAtiA ROE, E. Wir.xn,
F. lir..aussuarr, Secretary,
I. eirFFIN, Agent.
jy4:ly Corner Third and Wood streets
Western Insurance Company of Pittsburgh.
R. MILLER, Jr. Preedcnt.
F. Al. Gedutua, :Secretary.
tient. H. D. Oucuicaa, Oen'l Agent.
No. 1.P4 Water street, (Spezia te Clo's Warehouse,
op stairs,' Pittsbuigh.
ki L ut Pill ' I L E au .IAZItItiNNI A LL 1'
KS.
A. Home lnatitution managed by Directors who
are well known ui the community, and who are
determined, by promptuese and liberality, to
maintain the character which they have assumed,
otterlivr ' the best protection to those who de
sire to be marred.
DIRECTO/Xt.—R. Milirr,
.)r., James M'Auley
Nathaniel Holmes, Alexander Nltniek, George
Darsie, Campbell ilerron, Chas. NV. Rickel
ton, Andrew Ackley, Alexander Speer, I/avid M.
Long Rees J. Thomas, Ben/. Bakewell, John
M'Cune. . jet
ALLEGHENY INSUIUNCE Co.,
OF 1' I. "I"TH 1.3 CRC, 11.
Office, No. 31,1 0 11 th Street, Bank Block.
INSURES AGAINKT ALL KINDS OF
FIRE AND MAUI:NE ILLSKS.
ISA Au JUNES, President JOHN D. Mt.
CURD Vice President I). ..DOOR, Secretary;
Capt. WM. aI.:AN, General Agent.
Di IiECTOEIS—Isaac Jones, C. 0. Hussey, Har
vey Childs Capt. R. C. Gray, John A. Wilson,
B. L. Fahriestock, John D. McCord, Capt. Adam
Jacobs, It. P. Sterling, Capt. W. Dean, Robert
L. I'd'Grew, Robt. H. Darla. nO2B
GGS.
17 Ws. Fresh Eggs, just receteved by
oOr Ex-
FETZER ARMSTRONG,
zier Market and First streets,
k .e:
I.M.PORtANTTO LADIES,
" Great American 1tenn.434 5 ?
Harvey's Chrono Thermal
AYE NE VER YET FAILED(WHEN
the directions have been strictly followed,'
In removing dillieulties arising from
01 1 STRE - OTIOES," OE STOPPAGE OF
Urin restoring the system I, perfect health when
out!, ring from Spinal daectione, Prolapsus,
the Whites nr other Is eakneuses of the
Utet 'fie Organs, The Pine areperfeetly harmless
Cu the constllntion, , and may be takenqey the
mien , delicate feem:les bout causing distresa ,
at the same time
TIIEY Al " ( AS A Cfl Alt AI,
By etrengthenioc.l,,‘ if;o1 ou•,, and restoring the
ey stem to o hftllthy condition, and by hinging
on•the monthly per. 1 41 ,. . i. 6 11,111..nty, N o
ter }tom u Chlibr iii : it'll may ',Jibe.
They should, borer Cr. Nit r to lotion ito first
three or tour muntloi of pregonner, though safe
et Pay other time, Y.EI nds,,,,trutge would be the
result.:
hox onnt“.tho Go cilia. ONE
DOLI AR.
- DR. 11A11.1.' ET'S TD.E.ATISIE
on )(brewlea or Females. Pregnancy, Mlsoor,
Ban enness, Sterility, nod Al.useb
of Nature,surni (priphalical!} th e I. 11i1 ES' PHI
VA l'E 111E1110.1E Ain.11 8 1•1,, a pnmphlet 01 le
pagr 8, sent free to any address. etude requir
ed to pay postage. 99 i• -
*n' Vise pile and L' .oh will be sect by marl,
conn.lentially, i.l.er; Seen nod, u,
anti ore-paid on 71'0CW( nt woaey I.y
.1431:YAN, ill. 11., r I ere, of Agent,
No. 'Hi ( . ..18. Ne,.. Yolk.
01,..r.rosepla Fleming, 1 rrlig-uo, comer or
the titamond and Mal ket street, ::Fret for
burgh. re 0-en. ia.o.
NO'lleti - TO Al.l. l'oNcEl2lEo.
.1111011,gi cei loin class u! In I rua peo
ple I here is a peculiar reeling of cootempt attach
ed t, all physicians that atriertise and treat the
Mae tees named tnthte earl, Pitt 1, ATi, 1),,
lm' thin ghoul, be, they nor no one else can tell.
Are they not /llVArt' that all physicians trent dies
east.; or every denomination, 111 fact aoliclt lust
the very (diseases that are so obnoxious to these
very relined parties. I suppose they tcould not
let rle of their fatally go to n that tots de
vot.l years for their benefit, becanee he adv.:rt.: •
sea tie fact, and their lastly prtyniclau say ahe in
a humbug 1,0 he can get the en lnlrn be 11... a
11.111,..5t deprivc-.1 the pa:ly of itio Ilfr. He comes
at I .at to the phl 0/Cilin toot no ertorra—liOn' else I
are - hey to know I Ate they uot aware that Sir ,
AB' fey Cooper, Sir Benj.-troll - 1 Brolly, sir Charles
Balt and M. Paul B leoor .let otel } ears In the
treatment or these diseas.-s 1 l.err men are held
up as binning lights in the Ir v, orld ; I don't
abbert that nil ti nn are w •;:!. ',10.t publish, sill!
the: e aro a great number or t hat are. 1 tare
devoted ni,} self to the et and treatment of
Ps: P , VATS 1)1,0 5011, , /lo to years, and
without egotism inn any 1 loc., en, el hundre.is
from years of misery an.l ur niery death. My
treatment 10 confined to the .hie all ogeiher
sell think it La the bval loom (minim it is in
niy to bring Nindr. .•1 rertulivies it I xi
tho !pit It Ledes.ury to :„ silo- lY
e w
yeas but my long reaide', e. m thrb city is anal
der proof sit Mo.! addine snermittorrhen
and all (I:Beases nribing trot, I. are Lured in
,Un. shorter time than :au - . hooves 11ew
every youne c..in anti "11011,1, se
lecting a ph - yaiman. The ihrterimi mlrertraernents
!hal are 01 - `OLI in 1:11r naps ,a .of 110 wrath, Kmd
no benent trlG Ctrs iron, 31,4, titan lose
.if I
•mlth anal w„ t.' }. II I,
bi q1 . 17 . ..1011Z.,1
ally by my new • a , . rsK
I', t' •• .Yesiource
jUIaY 4TH ISti.i
FLAGS! FLAGS! FLAGS! SUMMER
FROM 3 INCFLES TO 50 FEET,
MUSLIN, BUNTING AND SILK, , .
‘1:11()L1 7 . 5i tt F.TA
Small l'iinted Hags en Sticks G:eatest Baryjns Ever Offered
Pittsburgh Flag Manufactury
'Er.X Fr C:11 , C.) • lEl'
I , PPoNITI: TILL l'i.-.1-‘,1171c;
BARGAIN b.
GOODS AT OLD PRICES
ICY 2. qvll 20
mAcrum & GLYDE'S,
7iS Markatt
WHOLESALE ANL RETAIL
In' Avix (4 BOUGHT OUR GOODS
jug. before ',the recent hes vy ailve.rices e offer
at prices considerably I,sd than e ho bought
any where in the Efist, n large find welt assorted
stock of seasonable
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
Of- the befit f. reign and domestic want:Do:Dire.
A great variety of dress trin,ll3ing4, and
Bugle (limps, Silk Tassels, Ornainenta, Veils,
Rill,nns, Magic and Lace Ruffling, Jet, Silk and I
Bugle Dress Buttons, a very good assort tucrit of
RICH GUIPURE LACES,
Embroidelies, Edgings, Parasols, Rain and, Sun
Umbrellas, rtentliimenic Furnishing, bonds, and
the largest and best Si•Jch of Fancy Gooda,
Notions tad Small WArt.s to be found in the
City.
iorCALL SOON-GA
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GIRARD HOUSE,
OUESTNIIT, BELOW N I NTH ST.,
CLOSING OUT BALE OF SUMMER 13( riiT§', SHOES, GAITERS and BAL
w. MORALS,
AT BORLAND'S,
PROPRIETOR. 1 jyB 98 Market street, 24 door from nab st.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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LL 1Z I.S
NEWS DEPOT,
PITTSBURGH. WEDNES DAY, JULY 13, 1864.
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, &C
CLOSING OUT.
HUGUS & HACKE
Are now offering their
i NEW AND SUPERB STOCK
SUMMER‘ DRESS GOODS,
t'omplete in every branch, at greatly
REDUCED PRICES
GENADINES,
ORGANDINES,
BERAGES
ll=
CLOAKS AND
2( per Cent. Ltga Than
JP'
New Goods
New Goods
New Goode
New Goode
New Goods
New Goods
New Goods
New Goods
DRESS GOODS
TILAN
L. IZ. I (.7 14.1 ,
13 3-1. 25, 31 AND 37 1-2 CTS
14 . t :••,“ C; ef
GARDNER & SCKLEITER'S
9 4 2
MARKET STREET.
Sun Umberellas Cheap.
Hoop Skirts Cheap
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WAMELINK & BARR,
ru. 12, Bissell's Block, St. Clair street
+OLI•: AGENTS FOR THE CELE
-079 131tATEI)
Biadbury, Schomacker & (AL's
o°l,l nnt; Blurt Vri7e.
PIANOS,
Cheaper and will stand in tuns longer than any
oti.er PIANOS made. Also, Smith's liarmonl
uu.n arid Melodeons and I unical (locals generally
a; 'lie lowest Eastern cash prices. Pianos to let.
T o.ting and reparins; done s! the shortest notice.
.'et Music bound is Ith neatness and dispatch.
J,.'_3
X ° CD , icrxivrasx tarz_ra_mm.r.
NEW STYLES
WINDOW SHADES,
Received THIS DAY.
NEW SPRING STOOK
OF
imi!CA__RPETS!
43
Well seasoned
. cLomi-I,
E l AT McCALLUM'S.
C7ll-11RL.IPMP EiPIVCZ)3EI-IE3.
• NO. 87 FOURTR STREET.
Jlls. . xi (3 :VI C.) INT
SUUCESSOH TO JOHN THOMPSON,
No. 7 Hand street, Pittsburgh, Penn's..
__,... CHEAP PASSAGE TO OR
1121d-'—''. from the OW Country. Persons
traveling to the Old Country, or
wishing to bring out their friends
con secure their Passage Tickets either by the
“Inman" line of steam ships, or by first class
Packet Ships, by calling nt the Old Eu
ropean Agency, established by the late John
Thompson, deed. Also, Sight Drafts on Europe
always on hands. The old friends of this agen
cy may rest assured that I am prepared to trans
act their business on as good terms as any Agent
iu the City, and will find it to their advan
tage to give me a call before buying Drafts or
Tickets elsewhere. MRS. E. THOMPSON.
Referencesin Pittsburgh , James Marshall,
Pres. Farmers' l'emmit Bank ;1. R. McCune,
I'res. Union Banking 'Company ; hleKnight &
Co., Water street ; J. Kirkpatrick & Bro.,
Liberty et ; Arbuthnot, Shannon & Co., Wood
st.; McCandless, Jamison & Co., Wood et.;
Rev. Col. J. B. Clarke, Allegheny. jelstl
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
4DF Pl'r'rsnUli4 n.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
017TIOR OF CoutrTROLLER of THECURIENC
Washington City, Aug. bth, I
WHEREAS, By satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, it has been made to app ear
that the FIRST NATIONAL BA NICOE PITTS
BURGH, in the County of Allegheny and State
of Pennsylvania has been duly organized utile,
and according to the requirements of the .A..et of
Congress, entitled "an Act to provide a National
Currency, secured by a pledge of United - States
Stocks, and to provide for the circulation arlit re
demption thereof." appro% ed February gbtli,
1861, and has complied with all the provisiogs of
said Act required to be complied with tit fore
commencing the business of Banking.
New THEREFOR E, I, Hu g h McCulloch, COmr
troller oi the t turre,ncv, do hereby certify that the
said FIRST r; A TltiN A L BANK OF PITTS
BURGH, county of Allegheny and State of
Pennsylt ante, is authorized to commence the
tusiness of banking under the Act aforesaid,
In testimony ether iof wit uCces 'my band and
seal of odic; this nth day of H
August, Ibb3.
I L
HM. I'l' LOCTI,
tS Comptroller of the Currency.
TEE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Late Pittsburgh Trust Company.
Capital $llOO,OOO paid in with privil
ege to lliet Ca4B CO 61,0011,000.
The Pittsburgh Trust Company having ,organ
(zed under the net to provide a , National Unrren
cy, under the title or the lI,ST NATIONAL
BANK OF PITTSI3 Will, would respectfully
offer its services for the cellection of Notes,
fr•rafts htllts of Exchange, ac., receive money on
df•poidi and buy and tell Exchange on all parts of
the ci unity.
The success which has attended the Pittsburgh
Trust Company since its organization in 1852,
will we believol,C a int Ilicient guarantee 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 belle% e we can otter unusual facilities to those
who do !matrices with us.
SHAWLS,
Former Pricem
! New Goods
New Goode.
l'be business wW be conducted by the same
officers and directors.
JAMMN LAVIIFLIN WM. K. NIMICIC
RODEUT ALEXANDvAt SP;t6E.,
TdOMA-1 Fan Nets BAILEY,
W•osrmik.24, At.rx. RECALL/CT,
SAMILUL RICA.
New Go , -1,,
New Goods
1
JAME>) LAUGHLIN', Prealdtnt
Jwis 1). SCULLY, ()mallet.
SECOND NATIONAL DANK
New Goods
New Goods
TERI\ SI EY I'EPART/111.NY,
OrrlC.: or ',en i'Tt:rl Lrli OV Tnr
nthington 'it). h lath. 1884.
w Et:Rx, By s presented
to the hoe, rggn LA, It hnr 14 ell lit mile to Appear
that the SE1•1 0 N11 N ATI( 'NAL PANE tit'
to the County of Allegheny,
amt st Jr 1 1 / 1 b) It nnet. has neva dui) ("01,
121 . 1 to the tc . initrthlOrnti., f
the At' of t onyrrnn, Trattl..l" A. Art to pro-
Pte n Nnt on nl l 'urrenc y, etTeliri .1 by A pledge of
oral to pros oh! (00 ttle
o.ltatlOn mud ".rprovetl Fo
rt., y '2:5! h. 1.553. 86(1 htto eotnplrted will, All the
pn 'Mors at ba:d Art to qtttred to too cottaioled
;,,te tr.otsctoict [tie business of Bank-
Ire; '
New Goods
1.; w Gcr•d
New Cloot' s
Now Gooth,
Now, therefore, I, Hro I% . l , (!rd_Looti, Corny—
(;l the 'drresicy, do lwreby certify that
the en.,l SECOND NA 11( )NAI. HANX
; 11,1'nerty Of A Ileghen} 4 1ntltitnte
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From the Washington Union.
Profanation of the President's
Grounds by a Negro Pic-Nis.
- The 4th ofrJuly, 1864, witnessed what
no other day in the urinals of our country
ever saw. On that day the negroes of
Washington pity assembled in large num
bers on the g!ounds sonthof the • Presi
dent's House, and there, beneath the
very eaves of the building ertcted by
white men for the residence of the Chief
Magistrate of white men, made a nation's
park the chosen scene of their feast;'
ing and revelries, under the kanetion of
that nation's. President.
The incident bears a terrible signifi
cance from the circumstances connected
with it, and the horrible condition -into
which the country has been placed.
Here in the Capital of the country, on
the banks of the Potomac—within the
`grounds surrounding the mansion of the
Country's. Chief Magistrate, assembled
a vast herd of negroes to enjoy them
selves in the gayeties of a pic-nic. The
warm July sun beaming in a cloudless
f• 1E y shone upon them protected from the
fierceness of its rays by the leafy branch
es of the thickly clustering trees. The.
breezes front the Potomac cooled their
dusky brows. The fountains sparklid
in the glittering suffshille - fdr theit'de r .
light. Their hearts were cheered by the
gayeties of the occasion, and joyously
excited by the thought that in front of
them was his house who,-to bestow upon
them such pleasures, had steeped,,the
country to the very dregs of the bitterest
cup of woe ever held to a nation's lips.
And but a few miles away front them,
beneath the hot glare of Virginia suns,
and in the stifling atmosphere of Virgi
nia swamps, rendered still more horri
ble by the.decaying comes of thousands
of their comrades. toiled and fought the
noblest of the land. No trees to shelter
114)n—no cool river breezes to refresh
them—no fountains splppling' music on
the cir for them. PaMhed with heat
and worn with toil—their hearts sadden
ed by recollections Of their noble com
rades whose • dead bodies filled every
utile of that terrible march from the Rap
idan to the Appumattox—visions of
happy Fourths of July stealing over
their minds—this noble army of white
men—the very flower of the lad—were
hurling themselves fruitlessly u n t
al
most impregnable fortifications the
commands of a head-long and unrAtlect
ing leader, for what? That the negro
should have the privilege of enjoying
himself socially and pleasurably on the
4th of July in the public grounds of the
Nation's Capital
The question may be pertinently
asked, for what are we now fighting,
and to what are we tending, when such.
disgraceful scenes may be witnessed as
the legitimate - result of the efforts of
those intrusted with the management of
the wet? We see the country torn and
rent, tears in every mother's eye, agony
at every father's heart; the proud prest
ige of the great Republic perhaps for
ever gone; constitutional 'liberty and
law ruthlessly immolated upon their,
own altars, and contemptuously tram
pled in the dust; the last and the bright
est hope of humanity withered in the
grasp of cowardly tyranny, like a flow
er in the frost of an autumn blast, law,
order, and security beneath the iron
heel of a foully corrupt despotism; with
the insane cry still going up for the
continuance of this infernal dance of
death; and as compensation for all these,
we have the proud elevation to social
anti political equality with American
freemen of a race indelibly stamped by
the hands of the Creator with the mark
of degradation—of a race whose finest
instincts are a coarse brutality, and
whose highest aspirations are a beastly
sensuality. Great God! is this a com
pensation for the ineffable horrors of
the sacrifices the groaning country has
made for the past three memorial years?
Is this the restored and happy Union the
Republican party itmnised us should
merge front the fiery furnace of this
unholy war? (Jr is it but an experi
nwnt on the part of these blood-thirsty
and visionary fanatics to overrun the
immutable laws of physical nature, and
by destroying all that is dear to man,
attempt an improvement on the work
of the Almighty?
tt is well that the people should pon
der
these things. It is well that they
should think deeply upon the fact of ne-
gro enjoyment of the delights of life
purchased at the expense of thousands
of lives and countless millions of mo
ney. IL is well they should ask them
selves it the Union is to be irretrievably
ruined—themselves crushed into hope
less poverty by the unendurable weight
of public debt—their sons dragged off
by the conscription like sheep to the
shambles—their recollections of past
glory and their hopes of future greatness
alike buried in the inextricable ruin to
which all things are tending, merely to
increase the pleasures of an inferior race
which a true and immutable instinct of
our nature has pronounced unfit for any
relations with white men but those of a
servile type. And it is especially well
that the people should ponder these
things when this party whose policy in
augurated the existing horrible condi
tion of affairs—in whose treacherous em
brute Union and Constitution have per
ished; and whO, in the name of Free
dom, assassinat•vl Liberty at the very
foot of her altars—who pulled down the
temples of constitutional devotion, and
dedicated groves to the worship of the
falsest and foulest heresies that ever dis
graced the political religion of a nation
—who have proved most terribly to the
country the truth of the old Roman max
im of "whom tihe Gods wish to destroy
they first make inad"—when this party,
we say, come before the peeiple, and
gravely demand the p..!ople's 'support,
because the count' y's salvation rests
solely with them, it is well that they
should deeply Meditate this glaring in
consistency—Ws worse than suicidal
policy—this horrible but legitimate 're
sult of Black Republican teachings.
It cannot be that the people !will sup
port therm God, in His justice, has
another and a more merciful destiny for
America. The ',people of the country.are"
too intelligent MI the deceived longer by
Abolition sophistries—too earnest to: pay
them any heed-r-too patriotic to hesitate
a moment in their attempts to kill this
dynasty out of power. With the Divine,
blessing surely upon our holy enterprise'
we shall raise the standard of - Union - and
Constitution, sQ•dear, -to all, patriotic
hearts, and in 17ov - ember neitauttOrince
to the bleeding, and disievered Republic
the joyful tidings of peaCe, happiness and
restored Union under the just 'And ben
eficent way of time hopored and time
cherished Democratic principle.
If an Abolitionikt be elected to the
PreaidenCy next November,.the White
Nouse ought to be painted black. ,
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The Newest Artlifteiels l 4Bl4%
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Within the past year-some-,verLfina -
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upon that Yorlf4iii#Witt" ettrt,
411444"/
passing in alidl44eff .•
et-the best pastes forinellYt.499g.rk4kcr(
the public,, under, imatiollti.!t
,narries. The.: new imitations, tket,:.1:,..y"..,
old ones, purport to be a - species cdPbeelt-i.
.`alamonda''. from -the geld prodeCillg , !.., l : ,
countries of the world i .bot th e „, a pp e n a! ,
dons are purely fanciful,, - for._they • are
only superior articles of paste. „some ,
dealers claim them to be a kind Orli/ant;
' but that is true only to thea:e.rteat,,,iltat.,
pulverized quartz enters into their corn-
position, mixed with borax,, ahtmins
&eine, arsenic, oxide of :tin, or ntluo,:„.
, ingredients. They are not-cut from
solid quartz; which is less brilliant
the commorrpastes..' Thee-rid-) - pftweett , c` , - -, ?.`•
of making these .sttacessittlimt..l.".W
tations is knoisn' only to .the JrnartuftW3 - .!-,
tigers, (ire Paris "Or,ltleurnanyi.;,.foT4 -nor.
one is made in this coaxal*, att - tar
known,) and is of course jealously,„
guarded by them. ' -
No respectable jeweler attempts
pass off pastes as diamonds.;- , .-Bwindi,,
lers may sometimes buy Ilne:spetirrieite
from the dealers , aint trade. themaway.'...,:ua
at the regular dui' mond:pricei but
cases must be rare r for:any - person ;of ;
the least common sense, who thought of
purchasing a diamond ilaro-an
uril not lathe tiade;',*elliffi.be:Otiietoktlez--,'
consult a jeweler or Other expert
Precious stones, By whom the fraud
would be detected:ln an Anstait,:
paste can stand, tall., the tests .. of; r--;
the diamond. Itif
the touch, its "retentitih — tnMelettxre;'
the ease with whichat , inseratched"bl'
agate or topaz; =• the rainutettir
which a microscope diseavers in its
depths, all prove it to-be
But the skillful eye can tOkthe,..reitl dia
mond from the, false at a Tice
former hese hardnesil'of
glitter of refiabtedlight,Vvhich the
pastes just miss.r.-Norte butiltellaostirt
experienced judges, q4tirP•JaJP-V_lliP44?/7,1-zattla
of the icy larebency,or aclamanturespien t
dor of the genuine 'gem, _
always apply It as latest. -1 4..OrdiriarY1
judges will be deceived by:therimprtoredd.-
'
Pastes' and any iedlvr,'Avho 4 1 104Pe-es•.- r 4 ,: 144 ', 4 ,
petted from the richness of her,,tatireter, '
wear diamonds,"' dirty swing 'out' the •
pastes from her ears, or display thenvtirtn ,- ;.:=,:<..
her fingers without fear Of detection - li*
the brightness; of thq i imitation lies de
patted; for it goes sooner or later, with
the most caretni Usage. The Permanent-
lustre of erystalized :etirbeir is: its .onao'7 , !
precious wholly inimitable qatailY. Th7is z , yr.IC
permanence. of stability„ It pray be ;re
marked, characterizes the precioris.
things of nature,- gold,' siliket,' - lvoiyand.
every one of 'the gems. " ,, Itelfatibia•
which are almoattpeefectl-ixt.' other xes-,-, '
pects, fall in that. It is nature's ittatlin
passable barrier against art: - `.
So far with the paste Maxitakettirers.'
A more interesting branchthesub-:
ject is the chemical, or strictly sal exttifici.:_ , `, , ,
production of dine:wrists frere their natigP, _
material, carbon. Some .of 64 best
chemists in the world haVedeViatedlyeari L'
of toil to this task, withoutsuceeia • Mi- - 2
croscopic diamonds have been inade•or :';
are reported to have been. Becquerel l o
French chemist, produced minute cm- , ,
tallirations having the hardness Of die- .
moods, by the slow action-of electricity
on boxwood charcoal (a very pure form
of carbon,) but they were: nearly black.
Another Frenchman last year claimed to-
have made diamonds, by the reaction of
phosphorus, on sulphide of carbon, both ;
being under water. ' • The sulphide of -
carbon dissolved theiPhesfillerns,and the
latter, it was said, slowly combined wish
the sulphur, freeing the carbon which
chrystallized out. NohOdY•eVersaW the
diamonds--but • the - maker. Many ex-: :.
perimeutabave been matie.with • this re-.,
markable fluid (stilktltida of carbon,) and
from it, if from any souree'the artificial - '-
diamond must come. It consists of pure . 1 7 7
sulphur and pure carbon, in the propor- •
tions of about five of the former to one of
the latter. The carbon Ingredient is in"
fact
fact diamonda' in a state of fluidity; pos- '
sessing the wonderful refractive power , •••
of the real gems. The exceeding •brit- ;
Haney of the sulphide of carbon adapts.
it peculiarly for use in prisms, for -spect
ral analysis—that new department of -
modern science by which sr me of
the most extraordinary , discoveries of
thh age have been made. Now, if it
were possible to isolate the carbon
and let it crystalize out, diamonds
could be made. Ordinary at
tempts
~
to decompose the fluidqiy" elec
tricity give a deposit of sulplarr an one
pole, and of black charcoal, In small
grains, on the other. Silver has a pow- -
erful affinity for sulphur; and an Eng
lish chemist tried the effect of immers--
ing that metal in the fluid, hoping to
separate the carbon in that way, but ;-
nothing came of it. after ten years' ex
perimenting. A French chemist has
brought out, during the present year, an'
entirely new process of - making diamonds •
directly from charcoal, by the action of
borax, which he claims. dissolves . -the . _
carbon at a high , heat; yitilding one ''
pound of brilliants of 'the fifst water per
bushel of charcoall ' It is further .said
that a patent for this process haabeen
taken out by the inventor for the. United,
States, as well as for all Other countries
where "sparklers". are in request! Such
are the extraordinary "yarns"•to which
scientific journals sometimes give cur
rency, probably for the fan of the thing,
since the editors must know that noth
ing can be more absurd than the alleged • -
discovery.
It is not quite safe to predict what sci
ence will net do; but this much may be
said, that the prospect of making die-
mends artificially from carbon; "except -
in Nature's secret and awful laboratory
of the ages, is about as flattering.as ,
of the discovery of the "philosopher's.
stone."-,--Journal 'of Commerce.
120 N FOUNDRY FOR.' SALE. 'LI'
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TWO 'DWELLINGS,
Corner of Butler and Carson street', 111 the - oth
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Derry, froannefin fgel!on. BPlier lad lari '
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