For standing matter per square, (40 words,)
. e_ r 14 7,0V..,;_ , . _ . _
3 ./13111(1335#15311 -- 15 - 75,0ne month. %MO
r illt f o s 0b t:4 . 1 .. f1 ,26 ! TutO,Ornsdka, ; _ mg,
• mere ma... I,oCiTitre% Motrihs..... 13,75
Follsinsertions.... 1.00 Four months..... 13,00
Five - insertions..:. 2,20' Five months__ 14,00
One week 2,5015 ix months 20,15
Two weeks 4,36 One year 32,00
Three weeks 6,001
t ,ne square changeable ones a week 1 year 530,00
13 A. I
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fingle subecriptione by mall, $B,OO per year.
Delivered' in the city, at 18 cents per week.
W .-:'. EIC 1 . -4 IC I. 0 S 'l'.
410160,1PU0P, $2,00
P$0141$11; eitehi./ 1,76
en copies, each 1,00
Twenty copiea, each, (and one to getter up,) 14'5
Forty " " 1,10
,One AuTireil " " " 1,00
1 --' , ; SAS: P. BARB,
. '
Editor and Proprietor
MEDICAL
H ERNIA Ott RUPTURE
litte‘la or nupturo ourtd.
Hernia or Rupture cured
Ilera Rupture cured
Hernia or Rupture cured
Hernia or Rupture eared
Herula or H upture cared
Hernia or Rupture cured.
Hernia or Rupture cured
Rupture or Hernia cured.
kLukt,ure or Hernia cured.
Rupture or Hernia cured
null/ arc or Hernia cured.
It It la tiro or Bernie Cu eI.
iiiopture or Ilernin cured
tt pt tire or floral* I. ut'elt
t;are or Hernia cured
Iludical Cure 'Prue■
Ratter's Patent Truss
Oitchis gzappotter trrolis
Self-Adjusting Trani
Dr. Banning's Lace Body Brace, for
otr of P . mlapaus 12tcr1,, Piles, Akion.inhl
and Spinal Weaknesses.
-Dr. S. 'll. Pllver Plated Sap
Piles larops, for the support end cure of
Elastic Stocklugs,. for weak and varielii
46;/aliti,t; Kuen 4 spa, for wenlr kooe joints.
Ankqe.S4pportero, for creak' Kuee lotras
Suspensory Bandages
Self-Injecting !ay. - Wares; aka every 11110
01 'Syringe:4
Ur. KEltiliAl haa hiao a Trues Wllch wil
edically cure Hernia or Hopi ore
Altirt.Mice at Ws 1111.Vo :;.ruse, No. 140 W(..101.
STREET.; sign of the Golden Mortar. Persons
writing .for 'Crusses should Bend the oumber of
nottee erouDd the body Imuledlately or er the
VR. KEYSER will give hie personal attention
to the aplication of Trusses to adults and clilldt*li
and he isi-satiafled that, with an experience, ol
twenty years, he will he enabled to give satlefac
Sett-Injecting Syringes
Aelfitnjectliig Syringes
Self.lnjecting Nyringes
Self-Lujertiug, Syriugne
Sold et UH. KEYS! ' 4 , 1 W oo.i street
Suspensory Bandages,
Snapensory Bandages
Suspensory Baud ages
Suspensory Uandages,
A / dozen different klnar,
A dozen different kinds,
A dozen different kinds,
A dozen different kindN
At DR. KEYSER'S, 140 Wood street.
nolo-Iydkw
539 ( • '
TWENTY YEARS STANDING
CURED.
Below will be found a certificate from one of the
most respectable citizens of Wdkins township in
regard to Dr. Reyeer's Lindsay' Lil.ood Searcher
l'hel)oetar's eert(firates are traihin reach, and no
one need be deceived in regard to his preparation
Da. ihr.u. H. 3ixferu : 1 tvcame attleted • ith
Piles about twenty years ago, and every year
they were growing wor.e. ao as to trouble me
very much, so rouch,so At times as to unfit me
or work. , Sometimes I was so bad that I could
not . do anything on account of them, they canto
out on me as large as a hickory nut. I had tried
a great deal of medicine for them. 1 used to buy
and take whatever I could hear of or read of In
elnrgata and pamphlets that fell In my way, but
I could not get cured,nometlmee they mould do
me some good fore. little while, but afterwards
they would return:again eebad as ever. I also
applied to two Doctors. who visited me at my
house and gave nter.ecune medicine but It would
not do, 1 could not get . well. Over a year ag
got an advertisement of your Lindsay's Blood
Searcher, made by yotrraelf--wheti you sold It to
me you told me one bottle would not cur e me,
and that my whole ayetetn would have to be re
■ewed by the medicine before 1 got well. ,
bought one bottle and took It home with we and
used It according to your directions. I then call
ed to nee you agitin, When you said I could n
expect much beneut trom one bottle. I bought
It on, one bottle nt n time, until 1 had used Hy
bottles. Atter this quantity hail neen used, 1
was entirely well of the Piles, which had tortur
ed me for twenty years. In other respects my
health le Improved, and I am aa well as could be
espected fOr one of my age, being sixty years
past. I have been well now f6r six months, and
t here is noappearance of a return of the disease•
can do any land of farming work now without
the Piles coming down and hurting me. I can
pitch hay, chop wood, lilt, or do arty kind 01
work which before used to hurt we. When l
„Xonnd .91.11 FpF litoourstareber 1 kept on taking
It nntll i got entirety well. i consider It toy du
ty to nuke bzy case-known to the country tor the
benefit of others who way be buttering se I was
and do not know the value of your ineitieie. You
-fIUsY publish- Ws if you like-1 live in' Wilkins
.7*mi/tip, kiid will, be pleased to satisfy any one
of the truth 'of this certificate if they wish to call
.Detembe.r,g4th, 1863.
dtrirW gut the azkine of DR. GEORGE LI.
, Avirsia oh.the rover of the battle and pasted over
t; ll4 iA; also Jot his itasvp,aa: the United States
:rtypOrg!ttis: tap of pie to pisventbe(tz? impos
dupla a spurious antek which i4r brae market.
,A=e,..,41,...a • ,
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
"Great American Remedy."
Harvey's Chrono Thermal
FF.DIALJ PILI.E3
nAVENEVER VET PAILED(W II EN
the directions have been strictly followed, )
in removing . dittculties arising from
OBSTRUCTIONS, OR STOPPAGE OP
NATURE.
Or tn restoring the system to perfect health when
suffering from Spinal Affections, Prolapsus,
Med, the Whites, or other weaknesses of the
Utvrine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harmless
on the constitution, and may IN' taken by the
ilelicate females without causing distress
at the same time
THEY ACT AS A tiIAILM,
By strengtnerdng, invigorating, and restoring the
system to a healthy condition, and by bringing
on the monthly period with regularity. No mat
ter from what cause the obstruction may arise.
They should, however, NUT be taken the first
three or four igiontlas of pregnancy, though safe
la any other time, as miscarriage would be the
result.
Each box contains 60 Pills. "'RICE, UNI.
DOLLAR.
DR. HARVEY'S TREATISE
on Diseases of Females, Pregnancy, 111iscarrlage,
Barrenness, Sterility, Reprodustion, end Abuses
of Nature, and emphatically the LADIES' PIZ I
VATE MEDICAL AD V I,SER, a pamphlet of
, pages, sent free to any address. Nix cents requir
es to pay postage.
414 - The pills and Boon will be sent by mail,
conildentially, when desired, see tuteur I' a &Lao,
am! pre-paid on receipt ot money by
.1. RUYAN, IQ 11., ttenerol Agent,
Nn. lti l'e.lar street, New N ork.
•
aii - Joseph Fleming, I Irtiggt et, Cruller 01
the Diamond nod Minket street, agent for Pitts
burgh. ,ionwholhyv
.. IV
OTIC TO ALL Conit' ERN F. D.—
Among a ceilidh elites of self-important per,
pie there in a peculiar feeling of contempt attach
ed I 0 all 1.1111111,11.1.11 l Lot ail, and treat the
dhwases named ut than rind, (Piny/di, 1i, , . it &tlw
nth y Mar alloold le, they nor uu Otle rite :an tell,
At they nut nit ate Iltht all phySicinne LI t• -it the.
eaten ut elan' denomination, In tact solimt Just
the 'Very diaenees that are so obnoxious to thane
very relined patties. 1 IttippOlie they would not
Let one of their family no to a party that has d..•
voted yenta for Men brae:it, la:rause he adi
sea the tact, and their faintly pity Strum eat', he in
ahi Wiling nu lire:tit get the cane. t Irian Lis
alcuost tirptt red the party ot loa tile. Ile
at last to the physic itnn that mit ertise —lthu tier
are they to know I Are they hut au are that at
Astley t!ooper. Sir liarjxw,n Brodie, Sir Cliai hen
ball and hicrod dry artist yearn to the
treatment of these thee:tn., firm' thet n,P held
up an chiming lights to the medical e.ur lit I .:•ai't
Pia6ert that all men are worthy that p01d0.:,, al,ll
there are agreet number of thew that rue I hare
,let ntett m yeti! to the it tidy and treat mint 01
PuttinTH DitUtARE:9 up% artist 01 46 left,, alit]
without egotism eau any C have eared I,,,ndre,ls
from rears of misery find untimely death. My
treatment is confined to the vegetable an oveirsi,
as f think It in the hest and most rtertalu. It is to
my power to bring hundreds of certificates it I
thought it 10 ,;.et III) 1,/ ill)* treai - cai suc
ceno : but my long reahtence in I lila city to so rh
drill ill 001 %I' hOul
suit sit dear nriaing „,,.
mud, shorter time thin heretmote It la hooves
ry young man and W.. 1114.1. li, I.e i . srctill Ili sr.
le, I lug 10.3 5101411 'll.r.liftrit.l4l a.Lr rtaz,../il.•lifil
Itl4l ere oven ID out I tpt.to H., of hi. 1% ~111 i, and
no henent it itt arise from answers than only loss
of health and money. liundrta!ft n, a cured nun
all,' by Loy new remedies, Adder-45150X a , a)
jam-ltd PlltnhnigL Postunl ee.
KINGS, QUEENS & KNAVES
NO LONGER
IV A TIONALITIi E it 1 T U I N
.4.11 Foreigi. Etubl,rnt is.
;f every kind
Onr N ational Emblems,
Eagies,Shields,Stars& Stripes,
Designate the iiults in the
AMERICAN CARD COMPANVS
UNION PLAYING CARDS.
CoI.ONEL INNTEA I) or A KI:'.11 '
0-01,DESS OF LIBERTY INSTEAD (II
A QUEEN !
MA. at INSTEAD OF
UNION CARDS are put np in a nest Fox.
JOHN W. PITTOCK'S
.I\T VP 317EPco T.
jell) OPPOSITE THE POST( )Fll4
BARGAINS.
GOODS AT OLD PRICES
MACRUM & (CLYDE'S,
Pick. 78 Market street.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
lIAVING IROUGIIT OUR GOODS
before the recent heavy advances we otter
at prices considerably leas than can be bought
any where to the East, n large and well assorted
stock of seasonable
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
of the best foreign and domestic manufacture.
A great variety of dress trimmings, Silk and
Bugle (limps, Silk Tassels, Ornaments, Veils,
)bbona, Magic and Lace RuHting , .7 et, Silk and
Bugle Dress Buttons,a vcrygood assc.rtment of
RICH GUIPURE LACES,
Embroideries, litlkintts, Eat ammo Ix, t at n an :inn
Jimbreiltrao lentletrien'a Fur Welling t i Othiso and
the largrat - . arta beet Stock of Ettlie'y' I hods,
Nntiuns and Small Wares to be initud to the
city.
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CSIEWTNITT,' BILLOW ffINTR ST.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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MEDICAL
LeI:ALL ;`,4 IN :114
PITTSBURGH. THURSDAY. JULY .28, 1864.
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, &C.
C I_, ()SING OUT.
% r THE (;FEAT
hun 6f.,
mc.dr in the pro-c, olir
Ylimr7l(7
Ihr I , n.ntn ti t
manl, put, In, ,ci "la -
I an grtlirg a v guod a sr
lecrion as. at nny earlier
I'll I i'3 of till'
trnf to 0111 roprft, slunk
ol' French Poplins, Flew:
and Bra, be Gr.-n(1,4,5.
Un ages and . 4 / 1 •17("Cilq, cN
nru., and nl IA fa ,l/Perl . s
ir/1110thal011. Il our
tirT art meal par la , : may ly
110 y vIPI
all (dm,. 0
I'd .11 M . :to 11. ti JO., In,
11/.,! tlf ~./fWgr .&1
HUGUS & HACKE
Corner Marko' and I- lull
New Goods
712
Goo
Goo s
New Uood2
4 11
W New Goode
r 4
New
if( Alp,J
psi ei
Nev Good F 3
I S New G0n,1.-
Pw Goods
New Goods
[Jew Goods
New Good I,
1 :"' Now Goof4p
New Goods
frblO
SUMMER
DRESS GOODS
1.1.- 1H.%7N
A L. 1' 1' It I (
1S 2-4, 25, 31 AND 37 1-2 CTS
1,,1 1,.1111
M E it SHAWLS
.0,111t4 At leg , e, rr I•eloIs
Greatest Bargains Ever Offered
GARDNER & SCEILEIfER'S
9 2
MARKET STREET,
Sun Umberellas Cheap.
Hoop Skirts Cheap
012
C IIIICICKRINI: PIANO,
s-,1.1(;, I l'A'l,l 11.,131A.C;r1:1)
F,r Sale $5O Less than Rev, - ulr nice
lie subeentier 1134 nu }rand q splendid
ing N4llllllll tr,crwror,l crr.,.at 10111,11i1-
Borne unxrlding3, mond Ir.nt nut hick turners,
eat veil music drak. he. Tone deep Anil lull. Thu.
iloortinient was slight') ,Innineeo rrii the lAse In
IN•iisportation, which tirleets lii nppiotrfinee
hut little, while Ihe lone or interiot In lint IlijUred
to r lie least. 1V 111 be bolo 3t
$5O Lees than the Regular Price
CHAS. C. MELLOR,
81 WOOD STREET
V.. 'l' I I INT 1 . to.1()N
stIeCESSOR TO J( 'fliompsoN,
No. 7 Baud street, Pittsburgh, Penn'a.
CHEAP PASSAGE TO Ott
• from the Old Country. Persons
traveling to the Old Country, or
Wishing to bring out their friends
can secure their Passage Tickets either by the
man" line of steam ships, or by first class
Packet Ships," by calling at the Old Eu
ropean Agency, Petabliehed by the late John
peon, itee'd, Also, Sight Drafts on Europe
Moats on hands. The old triends of this agen
cy may rest assured that I Atli prepared to trails
itcl their business on as good terms as any Agent
in the City, and will lind it to their advtui
tote to give toe a call before but ing Itralts or
Tiokets elsewhere. hi RS. E. psopf.
belerencenin Pittsburgh James Marshall,
Pi Va. Partners' Deposit Bank ; I. 1!. 141t:thine,
PrCa. Union flanking . Company ; McKnight ec
Co , Water street ; J. Kirkpatrick b. Bro
bitterly et.; Arbuthnot, Shannon a Co., W ooa
at.; .%IcCandless, Jamison ai Co., Wood et.;
Rev. Col. J. 11. Clarke, Allegheny.
SMITH, PARK & CO.,
NINTH WARI4 FOUNDRY,
PlTTsßliNcili
Warehouse, No. 143 First and 120 Second etc.
anufncturers of all sizes and descriptions of
Coal Oil Hetorts,andSlllls,Oas and Water
pipes, Sad I sons, Dog Irons, Wagon Boxes, :seal
Moulds,Pulliev, Hangers and c,tiplings.
Also,Jobbing and machinery 01 every desert!,
tins made to order.
Haying a complete machine shop attached to
the foundry, all necessary tilting will be caret oily
attended to. 021-4 dx
WELDON & KELLY,
Lead Burners, Plumbers, Gas
and Steam Fitters
5113 164 Wood Ed., near Sixth
K NABE'S PIANOS
ARE TEE
Hest 'Pianos Made.
Sold only by
°HA RT..( tTTE BLITIttE,
43 Fifth street, 2d door above Wood st
Jyl2
COCOA NUT S
-6080 Fresh COCO% Nuts,
net 'received and for sale by
• RET AI ER &
e•
*YU • 128 and $2B &f PO
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Washington City, Aug. Gth, thel
WrignEAß, Hy satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, it has been made to appear
that the b LUST NATION'AL BAN KuF PITTTS
HI in the Cqunty of Allegheny and State
of Pennsylvania hAt been duly organised under
and according to the requirements of the Act of
t:ohgtess, entitled 'Mu Act to provide a National
Cu riency, secured by a pledge of United States
Stocks, and to provide for the circulation and re
demption thereof.l' approved February `25111,
1661, and has emptied si ith all the provisions of
said Act required to be complied with before
commencing the onsiness of Ranking.
Now THEREF6Rit, 1, Hugh McCulloch, Comp
oiler 01 the Currency, do hereby ceitfly that the
said FIRST NATIONA BA (IF PITTS
HTIRIIH, county of Allegheny and State of
Penns-, Ivania, is anthorired to commence the
busineso oi banking under the Act aforesaid.
In teetunony whert-of witnepse toy hnntl and
teal of office, thin bth day of A linnet, inn:3.
HI (111 t;lo,i,ocif,
(comptroller of the Currency.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PITTSBUR(III, PA.,
Late Pittsburgh Trust Company.
Capital 6500,000 paid In With privil
ege to Werewolf to 411,000,000.
'I he l'itttluirgh Trost Company having organ
ized under tee act ti provide a National L'orien
y, under the title of the 1.11x,1• NATiiINAL
A (IP would
o:lbr ita Lem icCe tier Vie collection of
Uc.l la n Itllla t.l Exobtirfe, movie e looney on
deplait and lnly find neli Exchange WI all p:dta of
the cntl at ry.
he mic ree whkli lOas attended the Pittsbnigh
runt corupeuy idrice Its ore,nir.ohuu in 1:72,
Tcli; I.t•llet cid. A P.•ittioll.lll gul:.( ~” lee ILO tnist
ness entrusted to the DI, 0111 rc•
ccive the RAMC prompt attention.
lint tug a Sery e S tai n e corresponilcuce with
Ranks and ilaiikeni, throughout 12 , c country,
e 14 4 tece we can edict unusual facilities to those
who do business with us.
New (1-c,o(113
The buinnelis will be conducted by tlae guile
officeri &nd directors.
DIILS , Tr.RA
.IAIII/ili /.ACOEII WM. K.. iIMI(R
New Gore,
iIIThELT J. HAIa, A 1.1./AN DMZ , 1 . e.101,
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i'HE SECOND NATIONAL FANK
Yormetir Ihi )N l ITV 'flit I l'i.lll A N
&Pita!, 11304),000. M . 1% lift, It. 114,1 11.1.4.
The IRON f •I Thr - - I' 0! I 'j hnr
tne
regleifle..l 'Alder the 'nth, ntleeey .N et
0: " .1 . 1 - 11 Its /Wl'll[oll.l if11.1310.11 , Pri , •1
iirt.,ll4; Of ant. $. , ,1 I
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Jec,!n PtIKTISI
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t' kL , •rrcx,
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letal-tmt:
TEN-FORTY LOAN OF U. S
NATIONA 1. li tli I{ 11F'
11: PITT:AO
Designated Depository and PI
y M1n;t11,,;11y of tr,e 1 reasoty I tet , 6lltoont
t/.16116x,k 61111 I 1% I. liF li,l ll,'lell
Forty 6 pet cent. I t4,1.1-tx-tittle Hondo.
A C1 , 11111111•6111h aril i t fl/10K
tr. 1r..: I.AI :111.) N.
I irdr rn err rllllCitrti.
Pi ll.L.L.rgit, A pi 1.,
G REAT BARGAINS IN
G A 1 'l' E S
lor )llenee n :1.1 CI, thiren. Alnn, u% ry
BOOTS AND SiOES,
A very I,tri;e vatiet y ul Citlldr run At
McCL . ELLA ND'S,
44 - Look for name. nd No. on U.c wimlo's,..aa,
.0'23
NEW S( .
"DREAMING OF HOME."
I. BEA WORDS AND TAKING
Lluef c. Itr populnlity will be 1111bOlintled.
Copies mailed on receipt of price.
CHAS. C. MELLOR,
mp:.A.lhw 81 WOUII STREET
H. D. BRECHT & CO.,
m ANUPACTI , III7.I3.% F
Looking Glasses,
Gilt and Rosewood Mouldings,
Portrait and Picture Frames,
Dealers in Catholic Pictures,
No. 12.9 Smithfield street, between Fifth Mad
Sixth streets. jelci
IE3I t-3 S L :3 13L,C_)C li.
W. H. MULE ,
No. 10 St. Clair St.,
WOULD CALL THE ATTENTioII
of boyeie to his stock of Goods, which
has been selected with great care and contains
all the newest styles 'of Goods to be found In
first-glass heuses. Gent's wishing a suit of
clothes made to order will please call and exam
ine our goods aricea. Also, a full and cop.,
plete stook of FI IuLp NISHTNO GOO AS.
MeGEE,
Merchant Tailor,
'No. 10 St. Clair street,
uty27 Pittsbnukh,
NATIONAL BANKS
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PRICE, 25 CENTS
INSURANCE
INDEMNITY AGATNST LOSS
11" Y FTILIE.
111 HE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
1 COMPANY UP PHILADELPHIA, OF
FICP, No. 435 and 437 CHESTNUT ST.,
near Fifth.
tiTATEAIENT of ASSETS, JAN. Ist, 1883.
Publialted Agreeably to an Act of Assembly, be
ing
First 111,rtgage, amply secured If 1,993,393 82
Real Estate (present value 6103,313
61,) coat 102,996 20
Temporary Loans on milirle lJollat- ,
tend Seenritles 89,136
Stocks, (present value 680,661 720
coat $9,786 SS
Notes and Bills Receivable - 1,621 00
Cash 21,919 33
62,208,031 GS
The only profits from premiums which this
la
can divide by law, arc from risks which
hat e been I teterm fined.
Insurances made on every description of Prop
erty, in Town and I oun try, at rates as low as are
consistent with security.
Since their incorporation, a period of thirty
years, they have . aid losses by Fire, to an artiount
exceeding Four Millions of Dollars, thereby af
lording' evidence of the advantages of Insurance,
as well as the ability anditispositionto meet with
promptness all liatti:t ties.
Dos.tcs paid kturir the year 1850, $132,15S 38.
URARLER W. 13ANCEER, INIORDECIAL h. Lou:
TWIIAR WARNER, DAVID S. litariwtr,
SAIRURIL (.IRATIT, ISAAC) LEA,
.1 ACM; SMITE, EDWARD U. DALR,
,Rt4E W. 14... WHARFS,. (.120ROR FALBA,
()HAS. 13ANOKEIC, President.
t:olArAiti) O. DALE, Vice President.
Wai. U. Steel, Secretarypro tern.
OA.RDENIiiR COFFIN, Agent.
NortheAst car. Third and Wood ate
PHILADELPHIA FIREAND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
149 CIIESTINIPT STREET,
Oppokito iho (_7aR4Olll House.
umAt4l. *219,300. Amts.. *304,94 J.
TILL NI A KR. ALL KINDS 0.1 0 IN-
V :..UR A N either Perpetual or Limited,
I on every description of Property or Merchandise,
at reasonable Nitta of premium.
1:01IT. P. KIWI President.
M. W. BA LI /WIN, Nice President.
11l H LiCTU.S.S.
111.1. k it1.1O: BATHS, Corr.,
11. Georto if W. Baowx,
I'. It. svitur, .10,41tria S. PAUL,
: , HENNA', JOESNPLI CLATTON,
.1. E. WILE];
HLAC6hIIiIH, Secretary,
I. O. COFFIN, Agent.
iy Corner Third and Wood streets
Western Insurance Company of Pittsburgh
jr. President.
I..M.ciouuon, Secretary.
:apt. It. D. Coen IiAN o Gent Agent.
No. Viz Water street, iSpang Co l a NV &reticular,
np stairs ) Pittsburgh.
k i : 1 1 1 1{1 1 : - E a
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A Houle Institution to Aiiaged by Dircztors who
are a ell known in the community, and who are
.1e:ert:.,1”..1, by procny'lless and ilhersility, to
nieuitmin the elm miter which they have aiisurned,
the hest protection to those who
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11,1,escIons. , —R. Miller , jr., .Tamer At'Anley
NAttinn:el Hnl nice Alex tinier Niumk,.(ieorre
H. Herron, Chita. W. }ticket.
nmi, Andrew Ackley, Alexander Speer, David
Iteca J. ThouLta, Benj. atkewell, John
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ALLEGHENY INSURANCE 00,1
Office, No. 37 Flfth Street, Bank Block.
N,l KR ADAINST ALI, KINDS 0k
r,ht.
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Agvnt.
Di 1.1.. ',OWN—I:t..] 1' 11. Ilussey, Her.
rrt I ',AI.!, (• Lvt, ; I nV, .1”lan A. Nt'ilson,
It. 1. /*.tl,:irstork, .Inhn . 4 .1c1 'Ol,l, Capt. Adam
V. I W. !wean, Robefl
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DAY & _HAYDEN,
inlll . ll turere lint) I , esier2 In
SADDLERY, HARNESS
AND
COACH HARDWARES
58 WOOD STREET,
,n 10l !en !,litrup,
Pll - 11.0{1 . lit 711, PA.,
ot I. II It F.SPECTFU LI. V CALI,
V V the et tenll,l Poach Makers
au,l tiers in general, to their
Largo and Well Selected Stock
rnnetating In pnrt for
c'arrla ;co M anu.litot nrors.
Patent and huumeled I... , athero, Hamm-
clod Clot ha, Damasks, Broad Cloths,
Lures, Fringes, Hands, Springs,
Az les, Bolts, Felloes, Spokes,
flubs, Shafts, etc., etc.,
All 01 which have been
PURCHASED WITH •GREAT CARE'
Especially the WI lOD WORK, which will
be foun4 or the
Eleot Quality, Nell Sen..oued and Dry
Saddlers and Harness Makers,
Will timl a full and complete stock of
flornexm Leather., Saddle Trees, flames,
%Vet's, full 711rasura Straining Webs,
or II II Nutraberm, Illls, Buckles,
Stirrups, Spurs, Threads,
etc., etc., etc.,
All 01 which will be sold st the lowest CA
prices, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
rrl. I .IE. t7i A. II 1.).1-32.u.s.
I'. S.—We do not deal in Saddles and Bridles,
but leave those Cl/1/S for our custonsere to
make and bell, as they properly belong to that
branch.
my I DAY & HAT DEN.
IRON FOUNDRY FOR 'SALE.
rgoIIF:WOUNDERY MACHINE SIIi)P
I.and
TWO DWELLINGS,
Corner of Buller and Carson streets, in the 9th
Ward, on the A„, V. k. li. This valuable pro
perty, fronting nu feet on Butler at., and 100
feet on Carson,. be sold on favorably terms,
and 1.1,5Q.1011 Oven upon.
t. or pnrticulnin apply to
S. S. BRYAN,
Broker & insurance Agent,
je3o 09 Fourth nt., But ke's Buildings.
pLA NKR At ICAYSEWS
Noiseles Patent sewing Machines.
These Sewing Machines are known 'Lathe veil ,
hest ilk the United States. They are WA -
ED, and sold at the LOWESP PRICES. Call
and examine them before buying el s ewh er e. Re
pairing of Sewing Machines of every kind
Promptly attended to.
ERNEST A xl'llEl.ll, Agent,
No. 103 'Mirk! ntreet,
.Pittaburell,
W A. N T 3E. 1.) .
AIS hIONTIIS LEASE OF A SIK ALL
Dwelling liouse-or 3 11001118 pielißarri ly
nate In Pittebunsh, Allegheny at, kitaningh4ra.
pall un J. IL tIASJ.DAY, . .
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.my 23 • • • .Nh. 6t Fourth st:t
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Schedule of Advertising Rates.
STANDING MATTER.
3 times ti Once k
. I Daily.l week, week,.
1 Sqr. 1 Sqr. 1 Sqr.
One time $ 5 ; $ $
Two times 1 26 i
Three times.. 1 60
Four timei I 190
Five time 2 20
One Week 1 I 260 l• 170 85
Two weeks 4 361 260 146
Three weeks 6 - 00 4 00 2 00
One rnonthl. 7 6 ,' .
5 00 2 60
Two months II . . 760 370
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^ 76 -
Three months
Six montha...
Niue months..
One year..t
2125 EA - ALE AIDrEILTISEEIHNTS.
For one square, changeable one time each
week, con an ed to the immediate business of the
advertiser. All larger advertisements in exact
proportion'
1 i
3 times I 2 times
' 1 Daily. a week 1 a week
I. p3cuith...lis, 1$ 9 351 $ 6 001 $ 4 791 $ 3 00
3 months ..:., 17 20 1 1 11 45 BCO 41 00'
6 monthk ..i.. 21 00 19 00 15 76 10 60
1 year ' 40 . 00 28 00 24 50 14 00
..18.1—Fist iotices double the above rates. •
Death notices each insertion 60 cents
• Marriage! •notices, each insertion... 75 "
Steambuitativertisements, per trip.B2 00
I:xcentorle and Administrator's no..
t Lees.— • 2 '75
_ -
Extracts from the Speech of the
Hon: john Law, of Indiana, and
Delivered in the House of Rep
resentatives, July Ist, 1884.
Connedted with this subject I have
been treating Kentucky and her loyalty
as a StatO , within the Union, I wish to
any a few! words in reference to a charge
made by :11. J. Raymond; esq., one of
the editnis of the "New York Times,"
in a work; recently republished by him,
enquedin
„ resident with
Admini
rs
tration," n which, with a view of aiding
Mr. Lidcoln, and damaging General,
McClellan, he makes in a few lines in
the appendix to his work, these covert
rentaiks 7 --noticed liereatter--wholly un
called for„: and in my judgthent wholly
untrue. E have the slightest acquain
tance, sir; with General McClellan.. I
doubt whdther 1 should know him were
Ito meethim on the - avenue. His
father, Dr, George McClellan, of Phila
delphia, add myself were educated to
gether at tale, we were bosom friends,
until the city of his death. We started
in life professionally at the same time.
Ile was a surgeon and physician, I a
lawyer. We went to Philadelphia to
gether in the fall of 1872; he remained
there to practice his profession, in which
he became! pre-eminent, while I follow
ed the "Star of Empire', west. It is due'
to his memory dead, as it is to his son
living, whip appears to inherit the best
qualities of his ancestor, that I should
endeavor to show the accusation made
against General McClellan false in every
particular. What is the charge? I give
it as it is written in the book. "Gen
eral McClellan, while in command of
the Department of the Ohio, had entered
into an agreement with General Buck
ner, by w Lich the substantial neutrality
of that State was reeognizedarect respect
ed." Buckner, in June, 1861, professed
to be a loyal man, his letter in refer
ence to General McClellan's propo
sition was addressed to the Governor
of Kentucky, June 10EL, 1861, Buckner
now. is a traitor, as lie probably was in
1861, a hypocrite-false to his State which
trusted and honored him, as to his coun
try which he betrayed. He does not
profess to show a scrap of memorandum
or writing entered into with General
McClellan on this most important ar
rangement by which the "substantial
neutrality" of Kentucky was to be "re
cognized and respected;" while on the
other hand, General McClellan in a let
ter which was addressed to a naval
officer in Cincinnati, dated June 26,
1! , 0l, (published in the Cincinnati
papers, and which Mr. Raymond must
Lave seen at the time he penned the re
marks alluded to), expressly and empha
tically denies the charge made by Buck
ner. Which of them should we believe?
A man who is the "soul of honor,"
whose character for truth and veracity
never has been impeached, or the
double-dyed traitor who made the charge.
I leave it to every honorable member
of the House to say. Sir, without refea.
euce to General McClellan's political
opinions, or. the position which his
f lends in several states of the Union
have thought proper to place him, with
regard to the presidential election in
November, but simply as a military
man, I think great injustice has been
done him.
The battles of "Malvern Hills,"
"South Mountain," and "Antietam"
prove his conduct and courage as a com
mander beyond all question. Never was
there a greater truth' expressed than at
the close of his campaign when superse
ded he said, speaking:of the conductiof his
troops, "no man can. justly charge upon
any portion of that army from the com
mending general to the private, any
lack of devotion to the service ot the
United States government. and the cause
of the Constitution and the tiditin.
They have proved their fealty in much
sorrow suffering, danger ' and through
the very shadow of death. Their' Com
rades dead on all the • fields where they
fought, have scarcely more chant to the
honor of a nations reverence than their
survivors to the jrtsdre of a 71ation'! gra
Heade."
Sir, I ask, but ask in vain,ivhy has not
that ju stice been awarded them% Fac
tion, fanaticism, folly, seem to have
ruled the Administration, and simple
justice, all that was asked for, was de
nied to these brave men and their leader.
When his military 'qualifications were
called in question, General McClellan
!night answer his accusers in the lan
guage Which Shakespeare; in the play
of "Troilus and Crrsseda," put in the
mouth of Ulysses, in r. ply to Nestor at
the siege of Troy, who informs !him
that Ajar "grown self will'd," ails all
his (Ulysses)' mode of carrying on the
war, "bold as an oracle," and Ther
sites,"a slave. whose gall coins slartdere
like a raint,"'joins in the abuse of him,
Might not Genbral McClellan make. the
same reply to these modern"Thersitesc" .
hounded as they' are by their masters
"to coin slanders like a mint" against
him, as Ulysses does—.
"They tax ourmolicy,.. and call it cowardice!
Count wisdom as no member of the war;
Foreetall preaciehee,and esteem no act •
Ittit that of hand! the stilt and mental parts
That do contrive, how many, hands shall strike
When litalesa calls them oat and know try
measure
Of their observant toll tho- enemy's weight,
Why, this.l s titp ttngerM nignitY 1
They t
...work, mappery, closet *or,
'to that,the that ,birtters down the wail
For WO pettetaxilig riridvutteness of hts poise'
T , hoyiplrilie-teloriMe4moil‘Wint Imola yr
` I Or' t l it i t ttiJif yhtti ine finenMsrof their !oat;
" 1 %11 1 theke 11 4stdi -ctittiolation; 1 g the
Etsetit'Admittitititithift Aci him
cairig I mid'
,r • .rui DAT
di.; a 9rtin
---- IffaRNING — POST
Steam Printing Establish - Mont,
BARape potrfiam
■VIBT DISORIPTION ON •
PLAIN AND FANCY JOB PRINTING
U 111! -belt dill*.
ATFEritiorr PAID TO
_ .
RAILROAIWAVIRIMpLE AND LEurtr-rignuti---'
Posters, Pi‘oirrammeal. Ake..
skillin • the . campaign,im-vire 'a in
1862, his con , tr.,
'Tor more true
That 'ear with a senate at his heels .n. •
* * * S;r : Lhaire'beaxd the cry
.
here and .elsewhere, from ,tim,iptllgertw
on of the government, frOm the llshod
dy • contractors," from who are
making Fortunes out of thiii , inteittecine `-f -4
contest, that the Democratic Regtx were •
disloyal to the government,
„sylppathiz- 1 -
ers with the rebels, and other 'opProbri- .;•
oua phrasea too low and Vigar for repe
tition. But.let me ask, air , . if this la so,
what chance have you of subduing the ~
South ? The eleetitutOldtgilribOW-8 that _
there were a million and ahalfofDemo
cratic votes giver' in the';Fno'
~.-JElliztes in
that year —a pretty gtxidjinegitiitjp ral
ly around in 1864-Take the Democratic
young men who are'fighting the battles .;
of the country out t 1.44 " r and how
large an army would7ou,havo,iin it ?
Your defeat vcould liens . 4 Certain' fate.
Hurke said, and vi1t14 . 1F44 •tittlic.r You
cannot -draw an indictment Against a ;
wholp,peqpie." •• I eire'n?it what' Is said
here or elsewheire,.hiatory; • past and •
present, teaches the fack-thatthe Demo
cratic party iibto,. us at Ali, thnea,, have
been loyaV: . ti) ~the-:.'govatimentgof the
country. They wiil . , • awl ttieWight 111.
do, argue the questiOn r wiheiteMe-war,‘
might not have been invienled_
Clement upon terms' thiranilvisodgraida
to bOth,PattlestbeforeiticonithhiffeMent: •
They may, anti they . will, argue the
question Whether the policy of the ad
ministrationhas been right or wronitin _
carrying it on. It is right- and proper,
they should do so ;.none hut a ,despot
would prevout it.
13 75 , 915 455
20 75' 13 85 fl 90
71 0018 00 900
I
32 00 2l 83 ' 10 70
Sir, it is said, by way of, sneering at
the loyalty of the Democratic . party, by
those who never '"pint foot ifi L ttte tented
field," and neVeiiiieltil ttitt.Shing ae they
can cheatthe governMent out of money
enough ,to, procure a suinnitnte, ithat the
Democratic party is the "peace party'!
. 'of the cOuntry, while' they Wilt "spend
th•last •'imerifice the hitit'man,
pie An the last ditch;" Ateptitxdown this
"accursed rebellion."' They,are,for war,
"war- . to. the knife s -the knife a the hilt."-
, When Ciao callecle,his little - senate to
gether at Utica, at a time when Cfesar
was marching Upon the city,: the fiery
Semphroditis proclaimed •• in . Terotions
and.indignant eloquence,, Such:as
frequently hear in this hail;
"My voice to still for war! ,
Gods! can a Roman- `Sereare long debate,
Which.of the two tiatorg. or death I
No, let us rise at'once, gird on our mirth,
And at the head of nut ten:WM/kg traapa
Attack, the r foe, break through the, thick ar
ray
Or Ills thronged legions, and chine, home
Lipton him
rersana scinte arm more 'potent than the
rest,
May Strike his heart, and ftgO the World [Wm
bondage."
The conservative Lucius replied, "my
thoughts I must confess, are:turned on
peace." This counsel of Lucille was the
especial object of the warriOr`a indigna
tion. The "total" . Setriphrottius;' who
scorned fo , submit , to mediationr and
could not brookthe idea af:peacei.rwhis
pered. in Cato',, car, ~`l b swerft , pf,,144c . 1u5,
he is a traitor." he very next: night,
Sem phronius deserted Cato, Ittniljbined
email?, while 'Aldus,- tie •ladvocate of
peace, remaineU, and bravely, fought
for the liberties et' Rome. • There is a
moral in this, "that the wayfaring - man,
though a fobl, cannot . misunderstand."
Instead of being the "enemiesiofi their
government," as their' enemiea charge,
they are its truest and ,betit.fri t ends.
Errors may, and will be avonTe&LAyhere
reason is left . •fiee to 'Conked' ilibm."
The worst and most violent enemies of
the government, are those, who blindly
and willfully "throw up their, caps, and
cry, long live King Richard,"`
blindly and'willfullryield 1:6 'the' "sic
volo, sie Jame," of presidents or kings.
Sir, I know full.well.theeffcfst ofpow
er and patronage.wielded ,as„ in a
government like ours, I lia l ve seen its -
effects, they are apparent' in those who
"crook the pregnantilOgetkoftthelmee'
that. :thrift: inigt&ityditaynaing."
Sir, no party ths t t . 4o4 ,4 ;tonkci. n but the L .
Democratic Partr brie re- 2 • t 2„
creancy and red eg l iiiii st,i(iflhelififfen- to
whom they "isia r *WhlitW*!„ and
wealth, who are rioo,theanAtiWA:ene
mies, and most bitter We
need not go out of theletTnillelf,,sibare
which makes this District, t 4:; fenish
more than one example.
AJOINT RESOLUTION
,_,,P•cipoB
- CERTAIN' ' A - SMWDMENTE TO
THE CONSTITUTION. Be_ a by the
Senate and House of ireyretentativet of the Common
wealth of , PeonsylvtOnsa fn , GenlyaLdivetably met,
That the following amendments be
.Pppotted to
the Constitutltin of thtt - eloritnicindsealtlOn ac
cordance wAth the provitdor t ia o 4 the 'WO Offal
There shall be an !additional:section to the
third article of the Constitution, to be designa
ted as section' four, as•folldive : • 1,, • 7
"Sacrion 4. Whenever axiy.
..the qualifie d &lectors of this Commbnwealth &hall be in any
ea tual military • service, • underettie. 'requlsition
from the President of the United . States, or by
the authority of this-Commonwealth, Kith e'en
:ors may...exercise the right, of suflrage,in al
elections by the citizens, under such regulations
as are, or shall be, preacribotbylaw i lubitOY as
If they were preaent at theirusiuil place Of elec.
tion.q • ••-• ' •
SECTION 2. There shalt* two addational sec
tions to the eleventh 'aitieleorthe constitution,
to be designated ferseottons eight athtmtne, as
follows
"SECTION Nobill afialllie ;matted by the 1... ft.•
lalature, containing more than ;one eubjent r which
stall be clearly_ expieased'in - the title,: eieept ap
propriation bUia.".,- : , t
"sacrien 9. No bill shall be paireeii by the
Legiebituiregrentinehnpvinveriiiereges,
n any case where the authority , to grant [lnch
powers, or prtvilegea, hat been, or - v ay hereof
' ter be conferred 49043,:tar ZI
grta 01114 COMMOD-
Y O. - JuNSON,
wealth." Speaker.ofWz 7 iirnizeop.leiresenbahves-
JUIOT -PENNEY,
Speaker' of Me Sthate,
°prier. inr-iiin --- - . 1
Kutner& et Or irse , flowhionw,e.egern,
Harriebuiq.Ateil 26th, 1664.
PENNSYLVAIIA,E,&. 2 ‘ , ...1 ~. ..,.., 1 i
1 410 hereby certify that thy. froing
i '"---...... 1 / it Wrath bile" dinfeliteeet &op . b the
-'-'• '''• i oenginaljeigt lieirolgtlenfit,
.eGen
--.-..... eral Resetahly entitled "A Soint Item.
lutioo pinikeing certain AuteziOlente•do the
eare4Utul44lV: as ,the anal teyelne on. tlle in
thle Wilde. .- - 2 ' • •-• ' %,-• ,4•.,
lx Teeriworry whereof f l have hereunto set - •
iny hand and caused the seal 01 the Secretary's
othee to affixed; the bey' insd'iiiitiSteve writ
ten.- F4+ l, -S4WER ,
• I '• Sec+ellrily Id, ainsmoNtwe
The! aboye Itesolutiorohaviogteea to
by a majority'of the s e w
,membersoiraalHiV at
guest-Kind 661111011flatheatiletidaStertably
of this Uomnionwealth, the proposed amend
paeans trill Voenbrilit .W to the . peopletfor their
tpe 4'lA TIVODAY
OF AUClinsT,. in year orohr T ord one thous
aadeight turd talubillst344ur,Mr en:ardency
wit, potypious. of the tooth agile he of the
Conalstrilicid hettOntitled "Aft Act pre
.scrilidg&thp, me, anti amines; of submitting to
the petple for that' iipproval and iatitleittlon or
rejectiedo theiproposed ansqltdsleliteto, the thin
.approved this =4ril, day ot
Aprtl, one, thuitsand AM' abstys
'4lur' -1-Veid`4ll:f"
myzi.; awts2
OR SALE.-.
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pituakt user hartmt a . tatkon, lune&
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4aleWtrf • fUSYMIKEt. & BROS» -_ .
t ' ar i t i o voila in Wood st
r'v 4141 tyiti
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• - 2 ;:i11.13
for doing e.
For Exhibitions and Concert scannot be
• LIFFNMIOO, in thl} sty.
secfeterryVL -
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