Omlunation.. _ND kusemoae.. • 4 4 . Three weeks. Osie square olusugeal DAIL /5e JAW. Ilona I theic ILK Singlasutwariptions. Flee copies, each... Ten copies, each.... Thirty Twenty copies, seal II ERNIA OR RUPTURE. .11A9-.; alkl hernia or Rupture cured. Hernia or Rupture cured y ilier4st . or A rp ture cured " "Hernia or Rupture C-u'ired Hernia or Rupture cured Hernia nit Haipture cured Hernia or Rupture cured iiernia or Rupture cured. 7.iJ(fi'i J j rapture or hernia cured cured ; ; Riwt;txTe.or 4,1 lr ttttx • i l l' ul O tare °/. niex Pt i A C ur- $ 4l • littpture or iferzlO.,AtSrAl lifarch's !tactical Cure Truss. Ritter's Putout Truss .' :Rl~q~i ~sP~~~r4sh Self -Adjust lug Tru.• Dr. Banntu, '.. Lace Body Brace, for the cure of Pro:apblis uteri, Piles, Atglomintil and Spinal Weak netama Dr. S. S. Pitch's Silver Plated Sup. fOr the !suppo . rt and otpe .of Elastic Stockings, for weak and varicose Eleatic Knee Capi, for weak knee joints Ankle Supporters, for weak knee joint', Suspensory Bandages Self-Injecting Syringes; also every kind of Synoges. Dr. krEvsuat I.aa almr a Truax which will adically cure Hernia or Rupture A9-Of le. at Ma Dora :irons, No, 140 WOOD STREET.; signed the Golden Mortar. Persbrie Writing fckr, Truases should send.the number of nehee around the body Immediately over the DR. KEYS:ER will give his personal attention to the aplicatinn of Trusses In adults and children and he is satisfied that, with an experience o, twenty years, he will be enabled to give satiate° Self-Injecting Syringei. Jee t Ing Syringes Self-Injecting Syringes. Self - luJectlugfiy!lnges. Sold at PR. KEYSER'S, lie Wood street Suspensory Bandages, Suspensory Bandages, Suslieusory Band-ages, Suspensory Bandages, A. dozen different kind; A dozen different kind; A dozen different kind', A dozen different kinde, At DR. KEYSER'S, 140 Wood street. nolo-tydam ill I [AILS OF TWENTY YEARS STANDING C U It E D . Below will be found a cert(drate from one of the most respectable citizens of Wilkins township in repritstes. Dr. Keyser's Lindsay' blood Searcher. The Doctor's certutcates are within reach, and no one need be deeeiged in regard Ia hie pravaralione. Du. (}so. H. KILYSER became atficied with • Piles about twenty years ago, and erery year grOwing worse, 'as to trOUide ; '-me vennmuch, so much Do at times as to unlit me qr work. Sometimes I was so bad that I could not do anything on account of them, they came mit on me as large ass hickory nut. I had tried nidnacdeal of medicine for them. I used to buy and bike whatever I could hear of or read of In similar' and pamphlets that fell in my wax, but iee eUred , eirmettmes•theiwould do me some good for a little while, but afterwards they would return again as bad as ever. I also applied 4 4 two Doctors who visited me at my litiiiiiisteindgave me terse medicine but it would notdo,l couldinit get well. Over a year ago . got an advertisement of your Lindsay's Blood searcher, made by yOurself—when you sold It to me Yeti 'told me one bottle would not cure me, and that my whole system would have to be re iewed. by the ;Medicine before I got well bot , ight , one bottle and tkok it home with me, and used It according to your directions. I then call 5 . 4 ; tic see you again, when you said I could no 0 1 04; at much beri e v from one bottle. 'bought bite'bottle tit s time, until I had used fly bottles. After this quantity- had been wed, I was entirely well of the Piles, which had tortur ed me for twenty years. In other respects my /ifi/ 4 4,1}:..iniPitived,fld I am as well as could be Intpelgtnd fin one of mitige, being sixty years plug, I havelieen well now fords monthe,and Am* -la noappearance of a return of the disease ; I%4** any Iliad of Limning work now without _ . . the . Mks coming down azd hitrtiug me. Icon pitch, Stay, chop. wood, lift, or do any kind of work which, before used to hurt me. When I firtind'OlitloUreandxer"l kept on Wind ilktuttl I got entirely Well. I consider it my du.: tirtomulke my C/Ule known to the couotry for the benefit of °there who may be elitreribli as I was and da aottnoatthavalaeof poor medicine. You may publish this if you like—l live in Wilk ito satisfy any one thectnith of this certificate if they wish to mall aitikhnbee3Zithi!let3l ,aliPUOk . _ _ • .., . out Vie name of DR. pRoRoR a kl_ i sta Vit eater qf the bottle ancipaated, oiler affernei lcuoionitta *tampon, the DI* pates . Ot ' em usigilil. tip i I Dieboitte to pr eo e! .. roielsarivlT' OiSAI-Nt4 eifrrost,r:iiirtiewipeiot iiiittil r. isil .40 1 .0414 w _ So . ,- 6 . , , I, z 3 ,- ~,( )(I t• -I 1 •• 75 , 0ne month. • ;BO , . ,„ ' 1. ;.,.'51 ' s - -4., iiirip) ~ . k.. , ~ ~,,,,, ... ;, . . ~.- ,r Y ._ _ . _1,215 Two months. 11,23 - T,ISC Inetitha.,.., ja,MS , ,-***----,...,. ..-„.. A --4- (t tr ~"re>l-: 1 - __ _ 4 4 ,... rouriliksw,,oo A ..,. ...._ - . ....____ . ..:„. .., „.. . , - -----:—..„:, N,..., , ,v- , 473."...-, -.. •Av... - ` - ' - f ) i .. —. - , wpm... Aft: -...,,,--r.v. „•_. . , . • • , . ,IN ' ''...'''. '''''......---- .---.---:.--- '.---- . _ dditio.,-, , , ago , = , I , . . . _I , i - 1 LI .I 'll Chl ' €lo 9l ' ' ' r. ;.:1 7 3: ' ' '''' '2 ISIVP .. ' " , ~W - ,ftr ..'. ~ . r dif --- • .. ~ 6,00 ... s , N. 7 , , , , ~,,.7',W ~, , r oz -i im i .1,14171.1 r r.; ~ .f.. tble once a week I year.SBo,oo ,,•,, , , ~. • , --------7- v.(.''. --N. A c , . !'..e .- ,. , .surjlier*iir - --- 1 • , , -.. it • L 11 . , - .1 ' ‘• ti _..„...___...._.,.,_ __,___F.,,,,,e.r..45... A.,..1.3,;.__._ 3 A 1" . 1 i - 1 L7. — _,.... = tf..g.- , ' d ' ' ' IT P . CI El 'l' , , , by...mall, 1800 per year. W. -,(11 ____, -,,-,-7.1-r.-- _. ',rya , ..,,,, H r, • -.„---.±.. : _ ~,,,,,, 41118pee414( per trfek. : .., 4111/1) • -- ~ - - -,---4 , - ..: ---- -;-,—,,,7,,,, ..1.-'0.,.::4-‘, ' .. 4- , " .. 4 , r... -- sr - P' 00 s rl. - '---:= --- ';---.,-, `-- --= f''' - =.- - --- ':-.` 0' f f '-'. -- . , ' ________..---_, - -=-W--=t- - 7 4 ' , 4. - • . 11,60 • ' _ ~.„,___,,.. .. _. . 1,30 . • ''-- . 441nd one to getter up,) 1,20 ~,,.----- 1 ~ . 1,20 a 5............- n,....a.emal•••••••=oef. A.S. P. B.' ,A.R.R, ktpr tiaa PromlemclT. T I/EAST:EY DRPARTMEN'T,.. I 0„3,-; P.RANRLIN HIRE li-NSDRA CE OPPIOR 01414..14144TROL,nnOVTITILCUrtriENe-r, C . 4 DUNANT OF pHIL4DELI.RIA NE / ,F ' - . I Washing:tam City, Aug. Oth, 1863_ , E N.. 435 and 437 eggEs TNITT ST, 1.- Witcnualit y Ly satkt iaeelY e vidence Press iinte" 1 near Fifth. tothe undermene.l it lets been made to imiear STATEMENT of ASSETS, JAN; Ist, 1883. that - : Published Agreeably to an Act of Assembly, be ll/ ROB, in flu/County of Allegheny and State i to g , of Prials i . Aida has Gaon duly organised unlil r,4 {>e and acct, ding to the ietiturenter.ls or the Act b. First Mertgage, amply secured......ls ' 893,993 82 Cinemas, entitled "an Aut to provide a Nat mind Real Estate (present value 5103,31.. gi , ) cos t t. .. 192,996 28 Tel:alit:wary Loam oft' arifple Coital. " Currency, seeered by a pledge of Crated States SUPERB STOCK 4 tohl t s, and to piiii. ide tot it tke c•ienaii-taen ii.nel Pie' . teral Securities— C.c.,/8i455 denipttun thettiof." approt ted Fain/iry PIM, 78115/ and has etinilillefi with tell the PrOvisidet / f S t Z th i ty , ! (I) . r ii m .. , ea- . 1: ''''''''''''''''''''' --- ' llR4 '''''' ''b" '''' '''.. ' ' 'Raid Ant required to, be complied with tafoie pr o b es fr i i ji hurg, R ect , !Al " ivauie • sa r:B2 B6 l 00 commencing the hammers of Ranking ... tint l. ........ I 21,919 igt Neterrearteroax, 1, Hugh MeCullech, Cohn,- .—................„_„.. troller oft he Ourieency, do hereby certify that t he • The only profits from premiums S ehierti l i.: said k I HST NATIONAL RANK OF PlTTS khearnvlittzer divit i le by law, are from risks which. SUMMER DRESS GOODS 1 1 "e t- O j r.s ( j y. ! l i l a riT, ri f t s Y ' a ° t.t f t h ' is l r i i i g e l . % 'VT c a otn S en ta ce t4' Bie l f Names.' of bankiag under the Act aforesaid. , insurances prude on every deseription of Prop.' arty, inTown and Country, at rates as low as are In testimony whereof v anemia my hand and seal of odice, this eth And of Angus UM. s ) latent with/ Becurity. Cots )--- HI Gll 51°0 I h41..0,11, g. st; EeMptroller Of the Ourreeity. 3 , 'Mee t heLlncorPoration a perfeel of thirty en e med nefl, in tn:Y po , ntriegillyntirieoriftin.'y kia4,,,tothistetrwuear! REDUCED PRICES. , ____ fording evidence of theadvantagss of Insultance, TEE I'IR,STI, NATIONAL BANK as well as the ability s mddirieicentlanteeneet with DR. HARVEY'S TREATISE promptness all li 1 , dll thy. . OF PITTSBURGH, PA., on Diem et Females, Pregnancy, Miscarriage, GENADINES, Losses paid Miring the-year 1850, 652,158 38. Bari Kneel', Sterility, Reproduction, and Abuses Late Pittsburgh Trust Company. fill/ ELiTORS. of Nature, and emphatically the LADIRS' PRI- Cnankas W. Itax9t,,ert, MonmsoA.t. R. 1.01.1 VATE MEDI.O.IL A_DVIS,EII, a pamphlet of 70 ORGANDINES, Cepltal 5500000 paid In ;with prlvil- TaBIAB WAGNER, . DAVID Bitows, pagese i sent free to any address. Six cents requlr. age to Increase to 81,000,000. ISA tenet GRAFT, lea..to Lea mite op pow postage. JAcOD R. SMITH', EDWARD O. DALE ) 1 .neThe pills and Book 1;111 be sent by mail, BERAGES. The let ten!' reh Trust t ',imps ny having organ- GRAin.l4B W. ILIA HAR.O4I, ilsoaos Faces, tionedentially, when desire;, 11 sextzro, ized under the Oct to 1., pride a National Curren- CHAS. C. BANCKEIi, ?resident. and propel:l on receipt of money by cy, under the title of the FIRST 1e A.TIONA L EDWARD U. DALE, Vice President. J. BRYAN, 51. It , Generel Agent, Our exl enst ve stock or DANK of , I'll TSB l'ltilli, it mild respeett uliy EDWARD C. Ste Secretaryto tern. No. '7C Cedar street, New York. oder Its services for the crileclion of Notes, . RDENEB. COFFIN, Agent. 1 1 Drat ts, Bills of Bacang., :...c , I (Tel ve money on mylB Northeast cot. Third and Wood ats 1 .1113-Joseph Fleming Druggist, corner of CLOAKS the Diamond and Market etreet, agent fel Pitts- AND SHAWLS, 4., 1 ,044 at and InlY mid eon EXunnnnn on anf - - . - parts o burgh. oce-enichaw Co t.tiunti 1 PRILADitLPItIA—fiIIAD LITE 'lt, stieeess width 14AA atienued the 'Pittsburgh OTICE TO ALL CON CERN ED.—• 20 per Cent. Less Than Poenter Pt toes INSURANCE COMPANY, Among nomtomemmini Bnii ... nnoortont ....._ ~.„ Treat c 'oculinni since 111 organization la 9,52 ; '''''' •'-''' will we bellex 4.• be a sufficient guarantee that busk- 149 CHESTNUT STREET, Yliere la a peculiar feeling of contempt attach- -.--. - -_-.• -- - -- - ed to all physicians that advertise and treat the ..„. lino entrusted to the net olFanize.rion wAll re- tu.p.pcwit,e, the cust om: , ti ouse. diseasesnamed in this coed, ( PutvaTilusicaerre,) New Goods New Goods H • , cake the same prompt at 'in: .on. is; fog atet y ex team-% e correspondence with Capital .$219,100. Assets.. fit. 304,943. why this should be, they nor no one Mee can tell. ' Are they not aware that, all physicians treat dire , Hanks and Hankers, throughout the country, W ILL HAKE ALL KINDS or IN. SURANGE, either Perpetual or Limited, we belle; e we can user unmated fr.:dates to those eases of every denomination, in fact aolmit just who do business with 4111. Oia every description of Property or rderchandise, the very illnesses that are so obnoxious to there N ew G oo d s .... New Goods at reasonable rates of premium. very refined - parties. I suppose they would net The business will be conducted by the same ' 72E officers and directors.' ROHT. P. KING, President. let one of their family go to a party that has de - voted years for i their benefit, because he adverti- •-, ' . nlko'reue M. W. BALDW_LIV, Vice President. sett the fact, mad their family physician says he is New Goods d rANKR L. \ UNVITIN WBl K. Neteles, DIRECTORS. New &Iri s iionsur S HAAS, • ALEXANDER Seskß, t'- A.BLES BATHS, E. R. Corn, a humbug Bo he cart get the case. Often he has almost deprived the party of his life. He comes . THosoks Butt, EnAncie U. Bailee, ER. ENOLLbH, Gitonos AV. Snows, at last to the physician that milertisee—how else 6) El Cann. W /GO rkA k, Abto . IiELAJ,L dr, , ii.ticei. - 1.. Ran. P. B. SAvEttv, JOBKPB S. PAUL, are they to know? Are they not aware that Sir in i. HICRMA.N, Joserit lietscrort, Astley Cooper, Sir Benjamin Brodie, Sir Clharles ix ew G 0011.2 II New Goods ,TAMP.:; DAT it Hi LIN, President. s, .1 MA RO k, E. Wisna, Jona D. ~c ri..tv, ilaoluer. Ball and I& Paul Rword de% °tett years is the F. BLACKBURN, Secretary, treatment 'of these diseases I These men are held . Q n ~ g,5-04...,,tf I. G. COFFIN, Agent. up as shining lights in the medical world ;I don't r New Goods , S .0, 1,. OND NATIONAL DAISIL I jy4:ly , _ . (Joriaer Third and Wood street+. OF PIT - Li...11l RCM. assert that all men are worthy that publish, atill New Goods Ps! Western Insurance Company of Pittsburgh. there are a great number of them that are. I have devoted myself to the study and treatment of r . ,LI , pm -- R. .51ILLER, jr. President. PRIVATE DiskAsgs upwards of 40 year's, and F. M. GOULON, secretary. without egotism can say I have saved hundreds V OW GocKis Pi % New Goods Capt. R. D. Cocottes, Gen i i Agent. from years of misery and untimely death. My a• TRF.ASURY nFPAI:TAIENT, ) No. 92 Water . street, (Ma t ! A, (I,s Warehouse, treatment Is confined to the vegetable altogether. 1L L IliS UWE AbnINST ALI. as I think It is the beat and most certain. It is in 44 I irPICE r 8 C. rMPTHOLLLR or THOI I II CIL t V, t 8 1 •ton CU Feb. 13th, '1664 Wkinds of FIRE and DINEM RISKS. my power to bring hundreds of certificates if 1 'H rL r. , 1. .. '' 4 1{ 1' s nt iZtielacto } ' e - ti et •.e —: thought it necessary to certify to my general KW- New Goode 0 . a ll New Goods ' • • • Q 4 -'." ' "4e4 A H I CI - t ceps : but my long residence in this city is audit- . .40 H in the ti e'. 1 sigued, it has 1,,, Toad, in 9 ,,,,, }tome no lut on managed Direst who are wail known in the conununity, and who are dent proof without adding more. Sperinatertiwn -".4-1 tt nt HD. Sc-( OND NA'FIONA I. BA al, OF l'lTlslit HUH, II4 the Utninty of Allegheny, we tted,e by promptness and liberality, to and all diseases arising from It are cured in a „. I , maintain the character which they have &seamed much shorter time than heretelore. It behooves IV eVi r Goode = M a pro, o, orv i and , '-'in',e of I , cl '''''' ) I% "`" l ' bas been dill Y ° T an. a 8 offering the hest protection to those who do: every'young man and woman to be careful in se- t o, I NP r. •• rze., time, anr. accenting to the regtorementa of t tie Art of Gongresa, entitled "An Act to pro- Sire to be insur ed. lecting a physician. The dirtsrent advertisements Dine,. Tolle—R. Miller, Jr , James . 5 1'Auley yule a - Nathaniel Holmes, Alexander Ninuck George that are seen to our papers are of no worth, and r• I oiled ;in.!, 0 stocks, .uel to proN Me Mr theca - no benefit will arise from answers than only 1088 N ew G c .„ 0 ,1 2 eli aow GOCO E . tilation and tedelni,• ton the reof,"approi et: Feb- perste, t'amphell B. Herron, Chas. M. Ricket of health and money. Hundreds are cured anew. son, Andrew Ackley, Alexander Speer, David M. itiir 20t1i, 1'9.3, ind has complied with all the ally try my new remedies. Address BON' 800. 1: te 11110.1 0/ eat,i .u,t.. requited TO Ire compllel.l Long Rees J. Thomas, He Bak.ewell, .1.011.13 jan-lyd Pittsburgh Postoffloe. eitb before commencing the business of Bank- ...11'eune. • jel ,Ifil I 4TH 18C4 - I Now Gwcis _I , ) . New Goods h 'g ' Now, therefore, I, Heart Mr Conciien, Comp- ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO ,, troller ol the Cui relic.), do hereby certit) Veit 4).F Prra'Sl/113-BAGEr• fel to the RIM l•El (.)14b NATB)NAL DANK OF I'l I' l'Slit' HU H,CoUrit - ,- 01 Alleeheny, and State °Mee, No. 37 Ptah Street, Bank Block. ' SU MMER - bu.lues• of flarilsing under. the Act aforesaid. !INTER AGAINST . Al.I. KINDS OF FLAGS! FLAGS! FLAGS! : --- In teat...moms whareof wit nese mi• hand , t i • AND 5 1A_ALNL RISKS. i .fl, seal ~,,,,,1„, this 13th , 1 ,,,, of 1.. e b„., , ia. ' JONES, Preeddem • JOHN D. Mo- A 1 1.. E . ,, TliA" )S S , 0 ,. , , 16 61. Hi e, H Ai, ; ,i;L,LoeH, CORD, Vice President ; :11. BOOK, Secretary; ALL SIZES, ' -- Comptroller of the Currency. I Cap , - WM. DEAN, General Agent. TIA I . 1 7 ' 1 11 1R I( ' Iril , Di tu. rime—lsaac Jonea, C. Hu Bar- FROM 3 INCHES TO 50 PEET, THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK vey Childs, Capt. R. C. Gray John A. Wilson, H. L. Fahnestock, John D. sfcCoreli Capt. Adam 18 3.4, 25, 31 AND 37 1-2 CTS. limobs, R. P. Sterling, Capt. W. Dean, Robert 0 E OF PITTSBURGH, PA., 1.. 51 'Grew, Robe IL Davis nose, Reduced JUirl One-11811 - (Formerly IRON CITY TRUST COMPAN Y.) MUSLIN BUNTING AND SILK .... J. 1. .. 1. J. 1 1' )1 1 11 El' ‘ll 111 r 1.,s Capital, $300,000, with pri yilege to increase to Allegheny Bank, $1,000,0100. The IRON CITY 1 lit ST COITPA NY hay "iellinir at loss iu•l 1 i thin c I er I efore The meant Ze il under the National ( 'iii rency Act Exchange Bank, fine its son ices tot the trans., tuna o eller- • Small Printed Flags on Sticks Greatest Bargains Ever Offered al Banking Biniinces. India i,ought anal ' so w Money recell ei) on Deposit, hl it Collections r'' ' itizens Bank.u made on all parts of the country. Dillicein‘R. • Rupture or Hernia cured Rupture or Hernia cured ltgptui Rernlnr itfrd Rupture or Remit" cured ()(every kind. Pittsburgh F'lag Manufactury, OPPOSITE TH 1; PosTorFior. jeg BARGAINS. MAORITM & GLYDE'S, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HAVTNG BOTIGIVr OUR GOODS before the recent heavy advances we otter at prices considerably less than can be bought any where in the East, a large and well assorted stock of seasonable HOSIERY AND GLOVES of the beat foreign and domestic manufacture. A great variety of dress trimmings, Silk and Bugle Gimps, Silk Tassels, Ornaments, Vella, Ribbons, Magic and Lace Ruining, Tat, Silk and Bugle Dress Buttons, a very good resort !neat of Embroideries, Edgings, Parasols, Rain and Sun Umbrellas, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, and the Lsrgest and best Stock of Fancy Goode, Notions and Small Wares to be found in the city. 1827 iItrOA.LL SOON -a. . •• , t 1". cat g 4:4.= X gal - 14 5 ifz°2 - t l : . 1 .,A ;,,-,°- f 275. C % rz /46 '4' 8 • 7. 1 4 '2 : 21 —c) 66 0 d d E.- 1. 0 1 cD . 5 gxed, . .., ',3P,' ~,..... ,=— ,a.i. oma ...71. v_ ~.,' • js ,', rr. z 0 ,9 c: — . , .- .7 l': :-,', ' : g,:,`. r' ,% 1 0 ;md p 4 i , ..5 , . 12. ,80,, co rw 0.1. a.-2.8t , :ev.... - 6 N *0 :---T. ~„.—.- - 4 CIO') 4 . —=' ; " E . Agt 4 ll =2 ' ' 423 1..1 c . %. ._„. ~ .Igtgc-12' H ,„„ g t cc,—.a...... ,--, C 0 ' 1" g . 4 16:eZ:U . E.0 , 0 ...9 I,IOEB E4l 4 a:ETlca T m 1. 1 7 11 14 Id..seglf:ePt . . 0 tgEoSo—me l l 1 ti a. .. I .,raccip-1 01.4 :Pag g !g 4 .. • A' r ,.=pp , 4 4..wea 0 E 8.8.9 4 1; ErrA"V4Q4 6I M .. 45t7P,r, v' 4 oil=9:- ~._!c., . . ..c.4 PA:- Gzx~x~~:go~~~~, ounaeray.r, BELOW BlBrif igp ., :trktZ4 n.. 4-4., 3 4,44 _:41,4%.:14,,5-. -MEYrcrAL.I IM] OR tOLADIIt. • • Great American Remedy.", nanVy's , ehrOtio 'Vienna! . 1 4 AXE NEVER IrErr - . e nim na etio have been th etrieny followed, ) in evnuirim difficulties rarißing from QiiSTAIITCTIONS, 01) TOPPAC Th: Or • " - Qetn,restortng thepyateatkomt.ttoet health whet , from aplnal .4{/eglia t - PrOillpfts, Utell;,thg. Whpe r t,, or bther- • w eaeoOh. Uterite Urgent, P. l 4 4. !kie etke iY.tittnnithd on the,,eonstitittion, Reit iee . y be ,cliken by tat mOOlOllO4 females without cautting dlatruss at the cams time' . THEY 0 II &Wag • By strengthening; Inv igorating,smt restoring the system to a healthy condition; and by bringing on the monthly period with regularity. Nomat. ter from what cause the obstruction may axis°. They shoul4howeves, NUT be .taken the first three or four months of pregnancy, though safe at buy other 'time, as .miscarriage would be the result. - 4.0( LAII Baeh . boit contains 80 Pills. PRIDE, ONE j )L. WHOLF.SALE AND DETAIL *Ea I sr or co fc, im. , is , NEWS DEPOT, OODS AT OLD PRICES 7fei Markel street. RICH GUIPURE LACES, MII,,EU4ZU, PA W • f 32Eanittra . 1 ! PROPRIETOR, ' : • „ .:. ,. 6 , 9-,: :4 , i ..itT 4. 41,;..j..y. i - --------- - DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, &C. CLOSING °TIT. HUGUS HACKE Are now nearing their NEW AND Complete in vrery branoh, at greatly GARDNER & SCHLEITER'S 92 MARKET STREET, Sun Umberellas Cheap Hoop Skirts Cheap. cfJ ;$1 • • v,t , P 4 '; P 4 e e , %. , . .4 WAMEL INK & BAR R • No, 12, Bissell's Block, St. Olair street. BRATED OLE AGENTS FOR THE CELT:- Bradbury, Schomack - er & Co,'s flat an Silver Prize IFlrrizil PIANOS Cheaper anti will stand in tune longer than any other PIANOS made. Also, Smith's Harmoni ums and Melodeons and Musical Goode generally at tl.e lowest Eastern cash prises. Pianos to let, Tuning and reparing done at the shortest notice. Sheet Music hound with neatness and diapatch. Jae 3t*C"--15-1=1.'1•33- I,3^I".rt_MIIECT _ NEW STYLES 1-4:. • WINDOW SHADES , • .gc ' , E eeetved THIS HAT. La NEW SPRING STOCK , 0 F I 0:1 CARPETS! c Well leasoned OIL CLOTH, A' AT NoCALLUM'S. mbis CJALZILVD.E"ri, /101,f0ML.E. NO. 87 FOURTH' STREET. _ SOCORSSOIt Tb .TOIL THOMPSON, No. 7 Hand street, Pittsburgh, Penn'a. CHEAP PASSAGE TO OR 4 Irom the Old Country. Persons r,giri4: traveling to the Old Country, or .- wishin to bringther friends can secure their Passage Tickets n either by the "Inmole line of steam ships, or by first dabs Packet Ships, by calling at the Old Eu ropean. Agency, establbshed by the late Tolua Thompson, decd. 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 in the City, and will and* to their advan tage to give ale a call before buying Waits or Tickets elsewhere. MRS: E. THOMPSON. Referenoesin Pittsburgh' Jaines Marshall, Pres. Farmers' Deposit Bank I. R. McCune, Pres, Union Banking Company ; Meßnignt & Co.. Water street; N. Kirkpatrick & Bro., Liberty st.; Arbuthnot, Shitnnon & Co., 'Wood st.; ALcCazulless, Jamison fctja., Wood at; Bev. Col. 1. 13. Clarke Allegheny. jelptf B~nEft 8000 OUT SALE OF; SUALIRTS SHOES, CiAaTERS a 4 841.^ jrB 98 Market AT ORLAND' S, street, direr from - MI dt. ( • NATIONAL BANkS ; FIRST NATIONAL, BANK 4LYP P VT•P€II3ItIELGIVI. JACOrt PATIVTISTI JARIi HILX, U. F. hi"rptcle; Wn. (20,,i , Ei t . ' CI. E. I "ARNER, Preel,lent .GNU. E. PATTERScN, Cashier. foW3-4aul TEN-FORTY LOAN OF U. S. - 3711115 T NATI 0 N t. N K OF Dosig - nated Depository and Fi- naneial Agent of the United States ity authority of the Treasury Department, Ont. liaok will receive : -. ll l, arti.tiouslor the Ten t-011y 5 per rent. c lold-la at tug lands. A contntieelon u ill be al:ritt ett In Banks, Hank era anti htrultera .1.1511.1r1 LAI ( der ate to:lle I ed. Pl'VeCalt Plttaimult, 1.64. ap27 BOOTS, SI-1()IE5, -AN 1)- GA IT FR S, or every pt ion, at Fi' .I=l. X 10" -AL "X' M E. ...9- ICJ M• , leAss than rPgular pt:ees, at M'CLELLAND'S AUCTION, 55 FIFTH STREET. N. B.—No conueetion with any other house Look for Name and Number above door, NEW SONG. "DREAMING OF HOME." fEAIITIFUL WORDS AND TAKING 'Music. Ita populality will be unbounded. PRICE, 25 CENTS Copies mailed on receipt of price. CHAS. C. MELLOR, WO__ 11 STREET. H. D. BR.ECHT & CO., .-,...-ANiu-pAcr,,RER, OF. Looking Glasses, Gilt and Rosewood Mouldings, Portrait and Picture Frames, Dealersin Catholic Pictures, . No. 126 Smithfield street, between Fifth and Sixth streets. jets_Es LOCH. W . ' -Cr E E , No. 10 St. ,Glair St., wou-LD CALL- THE ATTENTION of buyers to his stc ek of Goods, which has been Selected with great sire and contains all the newest styles of Goods to be found in tinbalass 'houses. Gent's wishing.- a suit of clothes inttde to order - win please mill and exam ine our goods gid_prioca,_Also,, a full and c.om pieta Flock of ..Tl , ll.sli.ING Goon*, • iar. tr• Merchant Np.. 20 St , Olair itree • iay'rT f .P 26, 111 , UoriedAri, W. PC ( loam LT. Mechanids' Bank, . Merchants' and Manufacturers' Farmer;, Deposit Banking Co,, Bank of Pittsburgh, Iron Oity Bank, Ist, 2d and 3d National Banks, CHECK BOOKS MYERS, SCROYER & CO„ A full assortment of Stationary nonsfantlY on IRON FOUNDRY FOR S A 1-41, rinlE FOUNDER'S' MACHINE. SHOP A . and TWO DWELLINGS, Wrnet of /littler and Carson streets, In the 9th ard, on the lAA V. R. R. Thls valuable pro perty, frontintrillf feet on Butler at., and 100 feet on Canon, will bu mold on favorably terms, and possession Often top. For partleulArs applyto S. S. BRYAN,' Bksurance Agent, Je3o 69 Four an th er st., Zs Burke' Buildings. PLANER & KA YS.E.R'S Noiseles Patent Sewing MEd These Sewing Machines are known astiusvery best in the United States. They are WARBADff- Elf , and soleat the LOWEST PRIORS. Call Ind examine them before buying elsewhere. Re pairing of Sewing Machines of every kind promptly atteeded to. ERNEST AXTHELM Agent, No. 103 Third street, m hle-lyd Pittsburgh, P' WANTED. 10 MONTHS LEASE OF A SMALL Dwelling Ilouse or 3 Rooms pleasantly sit uate in Pittsburgh, Allegheny or Birmingham. uall on J. EL CASIDAY, Real Estate Broker, my2B No. 67 Fourth st. 71C04:30W.H. HAY AND GRAIN RAKES, VVAURANTED • THE BEST NOW In use. Alen, STORE TRIJORS and WHEELBARROWS. Manufactured and for wile by C. COLEMAN, Near the Penitentiary, mlll7 Allegheny .04 Pa. _ . , LULING THE PAM MICIIPS,Boyfg and Dunks Gaiters and Balmorals als Ladino , Res and chlldren's Balmorals, Gaiters and Boots at the lowest price, at Jell BORLANDI.S • / • 88 811.141(et,st. NONEMBER COUPO'W AT THE At x anogii." J;7'rates at HOVNZac*BlTtlog , • Ezitilearitm • Se2r , ‘lFE. .•. • .: imMairkers; ' Wo. , . €4451-Bahnd [ ox lutzur viOrdea 1 4 i93 .; oil ,corn,er Atukilt- *1 kr* eta , • • r‘a • tv , avin.4..4t,!tl INSURANCE INDEMNITY AGAINST LOS I 3 XPER on all the above for sale at No. ftil F'itth St. Zht THE' NE W RECONSTRU-C'TION PROCIrAMAT4OIV. Presidentitincalnhasissued a pixicla mation consisting Of,ia.vignal deolara-• tin of his superiority to Congress, t h.nd independencehis of Congreks, in'ali that-' ters connected with- 'llegonstruetion." The President has a plan. frPreconsteuc-ii, , tion, promulgated by him,iin Decernlter last, at the opening of the session. The tivo 'hou4es of Congress hSVe a 'rival 1, , plan, inconsistent with his, an& extcniive of his, which took the form of a bill reg u:arly passed and presented to the Pres ident for the customary approval. iVrich }Ann:pre - 5411? - Shall Mahomet go to the mountain, , Or the mountain .conic to Ma hornet? The President deelaresao.. the ,country that he will not ; yield, and .that COngress must. Had he signed the bill, 'the - new states which he, on his sole'res ponsibility4 has pretended to erect- in Louishma and Arkansas, would fall to the ground] This obvious consequence 'of the bill he proclaims to the, country, and assigns' as a reason for rein - sing his signature. This is the most extraordinary treat men,. ever bestowed by the executive head of a gdvernment on the regular act of a legislative assembly. A veto, is a legitimate exercise-of authority:conferred by the Congtitution; but a veto, when the two houses do not over-rule' it, is supposed merely to arrest the action in tended by Cohgress, not to subStitute the will of the executive for the joint will of the Senate, House, and President, as Mr. Lincoln assumes to do by this strange proceeding. The subject-matter of the bill which Mr. Lincoln refuses to ' sign, is clearly within the domain of the i legislative department of the govern ment. Mr. L . ncoln himself virtually ad tilts that Congress has power to prescribe the method of reconstruction. By what right, theft, does he not assume merely to arrest the will of the two nooses (which he may,) bat to substitute his single will in such a way as to 'clothe himself with the whole legislative an thority? Neither the Senate alone, nor the House alone, nor the President stone, can wield • the legislative power. The two houses can wield it alone, in spite of the President, if two-thirds of each so determine; but the President has •no power but a qualified negative, which - Congress can overrule, And yet Mr. Lincoln, instead of awaiting the action of Congress, anticipated it; and now, when Congress has acted, he denies to it even that poor shadow of power which consists in a veto on his unauthorized proceedings. He can arrest the will of Congress, but. Congress gannet arrest his, even in a matter which unquestion ably belongs to the legislative depart. ment of the , government, government, Congress passes an act which declares their disap proval of the President's unauthorized re construction measures, and he proclaims to the country his purpose to persist in those measures in defiance of their disap proval. Mr. Lincoln does worse even than this, he superadds insult to usurpation. After vetoing an act of the two houses by communicating his objections, not to them, as the Constitution requires, but to the country (which looks like a supercilious appeal from the agent to the principal,) he graciously conde scends to adopt the plan of Congress in States where it may not interfere with his own, and ;where the people may chance to prefer it. That is to say, that while it shall have no force any where as being, the will of Congress, it may prevail in some States as having the permission of the executive. It is a bad plan, why does he permit its adop tion at all? If it is goad plan, why does ha veto it? Whether it be bad or good, what right has ho to substitute a i different and inconsistent one which the representatives of the people have offi cially condemned. If the President could not sign this bill, the very least he could do, in consistency with the-re spect he owes to Congress, was to with- draw his own plan, winch thathody, to. whose. province the whole subject matter! belongs, had intended to set aside.. But to appeal to the people to support him in taking out of the hands of Congress a subject committed to them by the Constitution, is a very bold snide toward despotism. To partially permit, as an act of concession what Congress had commanded as a general law, is ;of a piece with Cromvt!ell's driv ing out Parliament at the point of the bayonet. The mildness of the method merely, marks the difference between a manor , cunning and a man of courage. If Lincoln is so independent of Congress that the two houses cannot obstruct.his will, Congress has ceased .to be anything but a sham. His virtual veto is nothing; but his persistence in his own unauthorized plan when Con gress has condemned it, and his affect ing to ; permit on his authority, in some eases, what Congress intended to com mand, in all cases, on their authority, are ominous indications of the determi nation of Mr. Lincoln to release him self from all congressional, as he has already ,done from•all constitutional con trol. The, Making ,of New Staten t The Lincoln Administration, in order to =An new States, to give Lincoln electoral votes, did several extraordinary things. Everybody knows that a mere boy, a seivener of the President ("Pri vate Secretary" is the phrase,) was made a "Major" in the U. S. Army, and des patched ito Florida to order an. invasion and ti battle there, which cost us some 1,600 liver), and several hundred• prison ers at Oustee--of which this mere boy became it hero(ironfee) The next most extraordinary thing to work up, Lincoln's. electoral vote, , was bringing into our Union of States, several Territories,—none of them with a pop ulation as large as a New York ward.— Whereby; such .great states as New York, Pennsylvania and Qbio were to be e igfw &edit& the United States. Senate , whi t these now unsotled • Territories t 'which were to have twaSanatara in Congress as well as New York. Nebraska magi one of them in which (census of 1860) ,he had 28,841 penple, and but„aliOtly ncreased now, in donaNttence Ovine igratide to Idaho, nndAther,places more NV4st.- But the. convention, to:4 - We a Coastititiloa for Atiiiikli,',preparatory to, admission into th Union repently. as. aembled 4 Onta4,-7,r-gndihi Convention wlaaty,find t welt.and. rapidly, too, to fear t 4-411 4-OY.4* - 110 by .office- seek ers for ph'ed. "tes - piti*- voted„ 'not' i ciine into the 1011 and ..) Pregidenttincain ig disap bite; at least roi . one. yklir:- ,the N iitowavi.t, , oirpoidev.' 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Newspapers Suppressed in ben t..: ~ ;,;. ; ,viii.ww . .7/ of.ke - ..nrc = ,;The:. supot .1k j ; t ittniniitioi- .' several n- - . f '4' '''Kentucky,,„wsti..l: etinaidered n '., 11,,eiffihelittdrions- ' ecl i fhe Ind •, . ,'', i''e'efttlYcifitiiiu. that 'State: . tshe a y B ` re el pr r eqd i liv mip - 4 , n . ir itykiaiii 1 • p or rre it:' diiii l “tilont4,4 in ofinafirileftlifi ' . atedx-efoot bi r itpitilidelf*eli ,gfecit r. - att k r an l i Otis' einittietY ' efilltOuli 11.4.1,01_ diem p, be Ta_ll7_fided sl "li*i.ey- g would.j • 7erlelsitVelt 8 t at was 4 03 apiibin ed t,6 stiresa,lhe,,Wettidat:d.-pn the iiibjea', 44,-o;itßiCilo44Arthitt 1 - their addreg;,,,,,,,i, „,*:.,,,,..-.4d.,..- ._,,...„,_, le l'iteteakZthe adilrefell.firßM4 PDotitgl/4071.0be -4 lievey freedNa to.,i? ~thatprecloneiplievit aticeisCii 'etWch , the riff a id(otes, and whn'Wotild 4. leAdtheliberlarxin- . t , ,#l4,l,,l,lo3;:hxd,ate4.4witllod as :voitkr iwlaetir o . :iiiiitatt 44,44 , Ve ~ I,;egreethatPie. ciowdeitaiategptul,ol-, • _lnni-de , '•doo, lint ,pertnictilo ienuhltsh C46;c hf i tP# 6ll 4 4 , ht ieACcelailttn- eanCl-JiT3l3.3l4Yer 1 Y0 61 4. 1 ;4.; ' ii„ felt ext; kg_Ai,)Pakt. - -- -, ,-,- 4 `4 , ' W• .. tli ,- "";4 ' Ai" t• -* • It is true flint , depict. newepttpers,fur nished to 05ilfederate "gbidielsor otkeent valuablO.,lnformationi :net ; 'den-Able from other, sonrcesi-i.enth,thmi enabled - guerrilla's Or soldteretote Mere stiCeeini, - ful than they otherwise would ' be, liltb era' construction of the - -war. pert - ger would render it ,:fiable to check 1W circulation, or unit their •Ptiblishiun, an'the same principle that 43 piesiml en emies ma be arrested, _But' Vt . ii i news papers wirsag etich - ,5.. - cpurse would be liable fofidpintilties orlretisoo; and as the , civil Al fuft . coves the whole ground., AttldAivib triPn4443Arc-hl..r.cip" tar operation, we cut see no necessity or juatifleation i ttir Military inteiftlienbe. No mail hankie lanowed- MI Republic to Elmo 4s Ahe,nower ofdtuliciattribtinsis, and oy.fdtl4o hipieelf,jodge,;_juryLtyld executioner, without even the formalities of trial. When 'inch' things Occur; Re pnbiicanisin endiab'usurpatidn4lM deli= pother begins., 7 t , .1. .4,3'..-7 - ) k. r. , * * * . 1 fr ,it , 1 * A newspaper, not 'airline 'treasonable acts, nor offending against' any law whatever, bat'simply` °emending fneit's own views °fright, , cannot- be justly in- with on account of its owed trot) to,the Federal Administration,and its polieY; 'Mi.' ifileglaired is dice - 'ollie Constitution- Snit lews elone--titet toliar ties anelpartizan polities. . . ', r * * * * * * Gentlemen may think that pcAbtocrist ic newspapers should be' restrain . ' be ause stritigenterltielSiViupen..the,,,Ad ministration and its-pielicr4vill- enamor ege„disaffection end:. promote- the I.nue.- cess of the , secessrua m,oventent: but 0 this is sitriply begging the 'questitin. We deny that`the•polley and tilinFortlio Democratic narty,or, Demiacratic4tess tend to canwthestentnitionOseceselm. We, assert Xlmt th e xi?,one,ratie-P4h4Y alone "i - ii:Be - oiniritit- tlie'nfiegreArof secessionism 45 rreAtbreighedUition; -iind we charge that - them:lßL" and, langtage of the naWspaPer&-Which,APPPOS,'the Ildnainistration,lutve keen p4u,strougest support to the Seceisten movement:' To thiS 198 'eh all enge ,, terntlitititi: = ?Would this belief fiatifyi the Deinbenatio 'Party when in power, as they , surely, twilL,,be hereafter, in suppress ing •. by military power theinflanunatory pitman; of the opposite party? -We thinknot,' 'dfisfice works by uniform rules.- • The sampree mon of journals because men of the, op posite parts' think ;their inflaenee , dele terous, is not 'justifiable, , , Alien things were not done when' we' *ere Strug gling for exigence in the retrolittiohery. / war—nor 4V..olkin ;Ibex. conk Wsr., wben treason was bold ti* defiant la iin,;2_l,tti• tilde and 'secession imminent"; nor ,wai it found necesserrevArrhY "the - FrefiCh Directory inthe midst of their'terfibh3 wars and straggling, factions., •- . s If now we trample on the counsels of WasiiingtAtt-Tdisregai:dt4 IxatnPica.Pf.: the better days of the repubbe--ever threw tht - Cenittitutitin and all'aVii tleitni , inautpartfto'suppiesstyPoWer eves?. thing adverse ,to their views. end., tend- - lug, as they may,sincereig belieye, tain jure the country, then our republie,'S history will show hilt% desperate strag gle of fierce and •blootty factions---to.day Democratic journals are stfppressett, but to-morrow the abolition sheets, will,,be silenced, and thus we sink' o a tuttiiiltu ous and bloody - anarchy. '' ' - To our minds It is very apparent that if any journals deserve to be suPpreasl• ed or interdicted, they: are the which continually labor to, increase sectional hatred, to give thepresent war an inhu man, exterminating' character,` to Milder every peaceable settlement, short of ex termination, impossible. - But , for-Ihe .. influence of such journals our illition ~. would never have been broken, or " if ...._;_ , -;-_j temporarily disturbed, witild'haie been ' .''''- . 0., speedily readjusted..., But for their' in- • -7.!-4 fitience the common sense and patriotism . --.2- of the - whole country would' before , this, --_:.l have adjusted_ all our difficidtioii,''' and -.T.-7,2a Kentucky would have beert spared' the •-• ,_, terrible sacri fi ce of thirty.or 'bay .tboni . :t3 sand of her most gallant citizens ;anti.. ;:-1. ;anti - - " , ',i-.7 - i an incalculable amount of Ur r<pPertY I - * * 91 - * * it * r,- if ' --* Th i s .. is the true 'spirit of Senteciaey,end suc h is the doctrine' which- has ever been ans. tained not only by the Democratic par ty, but by all liberal minded men, arid those who lay 'any' claim orthumattlib erty. IN New York therase , reerniting fait er than we are oureelveri•rfig-11404,4er fense.ofMaryland and Penney,lpmAit, The Governor has las. a Tirinelami- don requiring -the' Qin.; ndefir of , 11tait National Guasitto filtnp theikregimenta to t iktgui 4 A l4 4 l- AoxberAckif Auk dr Ply, ,p 0 enr,oliment. aatl ebsity - mnat' ftittilAri iinata. atfewer , 'liiiai been' ii+Olvedl.frdin Washington. tortire - _dispatch asking/ if thirty days men ation4Aifi A SunsTaximit 11 , 2twansir;Lit is• sta ted that by nayal laws, when aninfegior Vessela sinks a'attperlor brie, Vet - 0211 re *alai- goes 'to 'lle 'Tfetcire! The being'estitaatecti&bto z isorttrllo oo 2 o oo, Capt. Wins]ow will : tikentitieci $70,0611 to $lOO,OOO, while the segpT will get from f1„2,1)0t0-P":90-:, - • „ „ T D3 New -,g4nr.:`,lKorWtielitliii:tbia an investigation w ould show:that or-the '-, ••one • hondr l d-! ' ank ' twent i -fil **M ol3 - -I. 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