. — ;■ ' -i-V.Xi ■** t 'm*. i
‘KSk-v?Wt~ ■ 5 ’
h?“Of the exorcise or your lodarpatTTtgm
P llieV now seek to inaugurate a reign i
; terror,, and Urns fort* «stapf»«yteMevfc
;
i the name or thfoSpjjtiwip ...CpeMMCI'
f They are destroying the property or cit
! izena of your;BtaJt»,i.'Wnd< ‘TUtOjog.you
magnificent railways. The rimerai go
t eminent Jyhhsthr
ed from Bending troops jacres»-the Oh'
or even from posting*<4itan»'i!aloinrr..?
ens. It d«feH«tned" 3 fto / awakutlu
result of the lute?jr6lecwn#2tr..A§§j
tous tha^^ ;ssa O!W^plB^ a,(^,na ®®'
to say that
been madetfraruiUla j aide; &>•» ihflnenpfti
the free CTpreBflion>of y op .won Sm-.
though thet-many agendas hroaght, |,p
bear upoiT voo by the rebelsj.rWiensnVe})*
known. go^own^ndy-,
the most tnMithO
great mass r
ninia, are true anaToyal to .that benefi
cient goveriWeflt; nSayriWncli 'we 4 ' Snd !
oar fathefshdV^U^fe’d 1 6410ifa. :,,: ii'd s66n
asthe elemoWWhifPtfbwM, TO8 l imitM'!i'
commen(s(i , ibelF‘^drfc r ,f6r o destrhctibti.'
The 'feanhOt close
•' its ears tcf t& detnaiuf ’Vbh ' have tdhde 1
for aßsistaScb'. , r l haVb 'ttobps to/
cross the 1 iSver. Thejf Abide as 1
yonr friendM’dnd !: hiptbCTB—aB‘ enbhrfe r
only to tir¥lw|B®'rtiMB’^hb i jprtfy- u
ing upon ybu. u 'Ydpr hdtnes, 1 y otfr fain L
■ lies, and TOUr'prOp , er|y'|S l rb‘ -safe n Aider 1
our protecftßni. tiUybuPrightosbali'be
reHiriouailpreffihcfhnnirtffllthatanttihg all'
_ that has be® fsft£bV r lhfe tfaitofato 1 -
dace yau’w 1 fi6fieve ili tntt6* , 6tfr advsht
; among yotfSnfi “bebigiialiliAd' by intdri-'
Understand
one thin£’<draiwi ! i ,o Ndf Wiy ss, Win ! WP
abstain frtrttfffll eueK'idterihrbtt'ed/’bfit
- we will otiHtfd'cbnttSryj with atf irCm -
• hand, croMrfifft?.attempt at ihaurrectiori
on their pile tve sire : str
. yonr tb : ffy io atfiis ‘
and BUppSn- (MS'' J |bn*kl B ' govern pheht.
Sever thdbbhiibbHonfhit binds yob’ to
traitors: iifO l dlßfm ,1 f ot that the
faith and loySity 'so lOngboastbd by 1 ' the
Old DomihfdiL'Ate 'htM’'preserved' '■ in 1
Western aodihut you 1 remain ■
true to r ‘‘' '■ ’■ '' <
Major-QefigtOL'mf. •*.?©fiMa'ig/ rJep’te
vu.JiUiiT bail !fvi i. u.i'R \nijii .'
, ■ I, ■ (.
HKApquaiWSBS t® cWP ,A-b»M ,
WSt;ll, MM**:
Maj. GESii®. Wf. BAUbkPU, U.,S. A.
Comd'g Jknt>#f,
GBNKtufer-In.iessigtong., you to the,
command of the Department of Missouri,
k Sb probahlydtnnecessairy (or me to state,
that I bayp,ihtrusted toyou aduty which
requires the,utmost tact aud deciaioq. ,
Yon have not merely.the.ardinary du
ties of a military icommaudetto perform;,
but the far, nm re, difficult task ,of reduc
ing chaos (o Ofidet, of changing probpbjy
- the maiority ; of..(he personnel qf the staff
. of the depajTtmput, and [qC reducing ,to a
point of aeponomy,, copsistent with . the
interests amj pecessttiec Pf tbe,.State„».
system ofrpqkiess, expenditure and fraud
perhaps history
of the world. „ ;
• Yon wiilfludiuyoUT, department .ma
ny gener%lfahd;&tftft officers holding ille
gal commissions ,eud appointments hot
recognized,or apprpycd.by th,e President
or Secretary pf.Waf, you wiU please at,
once, inform these gentlemen of the nul
lity of their,,appointment, and:,see that
' no pay orhllowances are issued to them,
until such,time .ss. commissions may be
authorized or,, §e<freta r .
ryofWar.i- ►,!, . i
If anyj./if ...them „giye, : thp : slightest,
trouble, yo.u,will,at ,once, SlTbat them and
send them upder. guardrontbf the lim
its of your > depsrtmeat,.infarming them
that if they .rattirn they will, .he, .placed
inclose confinement- , You .will please
examine fnto thp legality of . the organi-,
zation ofT.the troops .serving in the de,-
pirtment, ! iTheq yoq. ifinil any illegsl, ■
unusual, pr improper, .organizations you
will give tfj, thu,officers and,men an bp r
portunity tpi dntsr tha ipgal military. es
tablishmept under gTOeral laws, qnd
orders from, the War, Iplepartment; re-,
porting in full.tp (heSc headquarters any
officer or orgartitmtion tpat. may deolure.,
You wityplease’.cause,competent And;
reliable stsu pffleeis to exatnino all ex- .
ieting contrspje ihunedjiatcly, fut.d sus
pendall payments'upbh them until, you
receive the report in each case. Where
there is the sughtest douht as:to the pro
priety ofthe.contraet, JOri .will be gocid
-enoughftpiefer. the matter, wlth.full ex--.'
planatlon rl Uxthese headquarters, .statfug,
in each h e a • fe| r e°m-/
pensation/ciirilhe,, servipea ,or, msterjal
rehdered upderjthe contract. Diacontip-.
ue at once the reception of material or
services under any doubtful contract.
■ A-treat and-hring to pj^rmP l trial all pfd-,
cere who hs,ye.in any, tyay yjoialed their
duty tb.
the political,eemiucii of.afls&eTjyeP iv'U,
please iahhrto '
/ tants of
. that we afplighting.aqlely for the integr,
* rity of the’ Dnioh, to uphold the power
-uf our national govemnieut and ,jo;ye : .
store to ti>£: nation the blpssipg of peace
and good,order.'.
( With respect to military operations, it
is probablp.frpin the best information in
my posBe43|9n, that the interests of tha
'government' will be best served by forti
fying and,.,, holding,, jin considerable
Sfamiajapdpther.inter,
rior patrols jcon- i
stantly rermlnal sta
tions, andjconcbnwaiiiigl&e mass of the,
troops on^pnetir, the,-, Mississippi,., i
pared for syplyilterior ppsretpns aa,, the
publicint§|spgmay demand. . , ul .
I wonldmiglsd toiwije yop malm, ss
soon as possible, a peispnal Ipspeutipn
of all the important points la yppr iie
partmenVana report fhe result, to ,jae. ;
I cannot too strongly impress upon ,;yoo.
the abaolmA, necessity , pf keeping dvb
constantlyadyissa offuejSjtrengfh, .cam-,
dition, and.lbcatioh of xpur .traopfi, to
gether.with'.au toe fseta that will ena'ole
me to maJjMain fhatgeadral direction of
(he armies pf tire whir*! it
USAypurmwe Jp., werffise. I, trust to
you to nudntaiu thorpngh organization,
discipline and wottpmy.fhroughont your
departnmht Pfease iiifprrn me, as soon
SS possible”, "of everything relating tx> the
gUUhostsjp,ow, in, prQCess,pf cprmtruc-
Vmn, asweUAathpsvcompletpd.,
The miiiqfi fpipq suthoriced to be
raised hy the (date pf Missouri for its.de-.
feuso, will under yonr orders.
I am, General, &c.,,<bn •
, Guo. M. McCtmiman,
; Maj.-Geu. Oom. P- >
A STAXfCUh ,has beepwt jhe trouble,
of counting,the, number, of words peed
by the most'eminent authors. He has
found, for,pj)tance,that the whole works
of Comeffedontaln ohlyTT, CM3O different
words: au the.playa ot ‘Soliere contain
but B,oottdffisfenf.jwdidiji.".thepld Tes-l
tarnent tellsjmanlb stpry rirom 'clraoa to
the RedeemtiiV. lBmt m the 1 inanger.
with onlysii,6s [yord's ; Milton
sings “Patedise]^t*l)m#iJ b r,Jß,«>9
different wMdk; Goethe fill
their innumerable, .yplttmne, awing only
80,000 dfffejmitw[bria|
raised allftS, p fissions jaßd all,the Aenli.-
ments onhehuirihnheaijJferiOdglunjg
with only 15,000 word if The English
language contains but-csajOOO words;
The PofE taw Liszt,rr-The Hope
latelyyat limiS
Liszt, «jtpKss?a'-a(wjshitft.
liearhiojpisyj,'
plMSdlpjttisAhWperrWfl^SitdttlP^W*'
artist
After «»cfe|#gteMito]ra»cgsy«jSfeB Sfßn
nal for
complimented tfie arrist.
PITT B<B V B CM&V
' Wt&NESltftjt fto|»jparejS f|]
■,-I.iVT:;. FOR PRESItJBHTI
~V ?
FOR\3Oe‘pREBIDRKT >
tatfcS k. TEIJDLTITON,
OF OHIO,
FOB COIfOaKSB—XXII DISTRICT.
-c ><■■:■> JAMES H - HOP™B
etatssbnatb.
JONAS R. MoCLINTOCK.
, . BBPRB9BNTATIVB9.
JOHN 8. OOSGRAVE,
WM, MCCREARY,
J. F. BECKHAM,
VICTOR &CBIB A,
;;c. midleß,
.'■J. N., EWING.
p ROTHONQT AR T .
, V JOHN .FULL WOOD.
COUKTT CaVMrsaiOMKK,
CHARLES. BRYSON.
MfiO WWiflAJi! ;./?,•*
WM. NOBLE.
j waiPjroaot pqob. ; ,
BAMUEL G. McCAULEY
DEMOCRATIC MEETING!
hllnltfAt Peace and Coiu4l6iU(iiiaL*i<ib*
fj to’ odnfonnity with the call of the National
(?<&Vehhkm, the Democracy of Allegheny coun
ty-Will meet oh the 5 anniversary of the adoption
of *the Federal Constitution, SATURDAY,
Sept. 17th, 1861, at 7 o’clock p. m.,»n front of the
Democratic Hall, corner of Fifth and Smlthtield
streets, Pittsburgh, to proclaim once more their
unswerving; fidelity- to the Constitution and the
Union of the States, and to strike a blow in
their defence, by rallying to the support of Mo-
Cleeljlh and Piironurow, the*candidates*of
our party for President and Vice President,
pledged'to restore and preserve them In their
integrity. All citizens in; favorof preserving
theOdnstltutlon-intact are earnestly invited to
attend." The speakers- will be announced here
after.
By order of the County Executive Committee.
GEN. McGIEIAAN’S ACCEPTANCE
The telegraph being controlled prin
cipally by the. people
bare ho idea of the enthusiasm with
which General McClellan’s nomination
and letter of acceptance are received
throughout the country. If a soldier
id 'Washington or elsewhere; or some
beggarly officer who expects promotion
by crying out for Lincoln’s re-election,
only opens his mouth, it is telegraphed
froth one end: oif the Union to the other,
hut the ihost marked and enthusiastic
demonstrations in favor of McClellan
the telegraph entirely ignores. The
New York Neics, said to be secretly in
the interests of Lincoln, is the 'only
paper,, pretending .to be' Democratic,
dissatisfied with McClellan’s letter of
accepthnoo,&nd no soonerdld it express,
its dissent than it was telegraphed in
every direction. The troth is that,never
in our recollection have we seen so tnncb
unanimity, so suddenly and spir
itedly manifested in regard to any na
tional : nomination, compared with the
condition of the Lincoln party our or
ganisation is:a unit.
In our ranks there id no Fremont,
with, bis thousands of followers, anx
ious and determined to uptrlp our can
didate; We. have no Ban. Wade and
Henry Winter Davis, demonstrating,
pver.their own names, that our candi
date. has deeugns upon the liberties of
his country. There is no Chase in our
tanks, brooding over his injuries, and
nursing his vfrath to damage Our candi
date.- 'With us all is unity and determi
nation; Even Vallandigham, although
dissatisfied with McClellan’s sentiments,
will offer no opposition to him. The
.entire iDemocratic press of Ohio, with
ionh l extreme exception, is a unit for
him, jwhieh speaks volumes when we
consider that it is in from that State the
leaders of the extreme peace party re
side;- The New Y ork Newt then, owned
by the' Woods, is the only paper, pro-
to be Democratic, whlchrefuseß
to support our candidate, and its, maud
ling about “peace upon any terms’’only
serves to show the soundness of our
own candidate’s positions. -On the
contrary, we could mention several
leading Republican sheets, which either
refuse ;to support Lincoln, or are anx
ious for him to abandon the contest, in
order that some more available man may
be nominated.
General McClellan’s interpretation of
the Chicago platform is the correct one,
which is “the preservation of the
•Union at all hazards; its Integrity the
'condition of all; negotiations; two sep
arate governments in the country In.
compatible; and the Union the only.
‘cohdUion of -peace." The paper pro
feeing to be Democratic, which does not
adtept such a profession of polities!
faith, is not to be trusted; and such a
sheet 'we considerthe New York Nem.
It is, .as was charged, in the interests of
Lincoln, which accounts for that func
tionary allowing ft ,to exist, while seek
ing mere pretexts for the suppression of
such high' toned papers as the New
York IPorM But the Wstas' can do ns
-no harm even where it is printed; New
York pity’ia the stronghold of our. caur
didale; its thousands of Democrats were -
;the first to .nominate McCielianand
■itity will foil up such a vote For him as
no candidate ever before received ; .
. - -The Philadelphia Age in a caustic ar
ticle upon thC ’prCsumption or dishon
ofthW 'Niuw;' regarding its absurd '
i ¥'3^A n S, 3 .dhPet peace, up®u any terns,
iwyatj . ,Utrr.> af-.i I. .. . •
J*®*re is another I kind of pekoe' Wtitoh the
He/i o &irr«]uler, without condition,
tlon or negotiation) of arms and Armies to thou
TffiE POST—PITTSBURGH; WEDNESDAY
whom we
rutt, aud
Mty*S9iivdijmit the iuWuiatum of a tingle
of tVpoMlgD State*, Should make firm
i all them, (jynfirtl Model*
i tine view* .eiiefeesMlofi’d taem
id If.liP Ifffilld seem*£&&&!&&* w* orc
* the fault of the Democratic party or it*
iresentattves.”
The fact is that if McClellan were ac
ceptable to the. Newt] he could not, by
any means, be the candidate-pf the
ed Union Democratic party, * whic&Hs
"for the Union at ail hazards, and r no"
.jfeace without it. ‘
Sen. McClellan’s letlersof acceptance
ha&boen received. with applauding ac
clamations bjr jpemocrata and ill-con- 1 -
cealed alarm by the Republicans. We
hear, however, of four professed Dem
ocrats who do not like it —Benjamin
Wood, John Mu’.laly, Clement O. Val
landigham, and James N. Phelps; tP
whom, from pretty clear indications,
we shall have to add Abbe McMasters.
It is unfortunate for the mental quiet
nde of these four or five estimable citi
zens that what givas hope and satisfac
tion to the great body of their fellow-
Democrats should be a political thorn to
them; .but we io not quite see the pro
priety of Mr. Wood's modest proposal
that the Chicago Convention shall be
re-assembled the state of his
and their feeling and deliberate on the
expediency of extracting the thorn. The
five votes of these five worthy gentle
men will add just as much if given, will
substract just as mnch if withheld, as
any five Democratic votes that may get
into or be kept out ot the ballot-boxes,
they are worth winning at such
an outlay of trouble and expense as Mr.
Wood, proposes, is a question on which
his views may not be precisely those of
the Democratic party.
The Ji. V. “News” and Its Threatened
The telegraph informs ns that the N.
V. News has repudiated the nomination
of Gen. McClellan, and favors there-as
sembling of the Convention to nominate
another candidate. The reason assign
ed is the objectionable character of his
letter of acceptance. As an original
Peace paper, and speaking, as we be
lieve, the sentiments of the Western De
mocracy, we say to the News that this
suggestion cannot be entertained for one
moment by the people. Qen. McClellan
is the regularly nominated Democratic
candidate, and no man professing De
mocracy should have any hesitancy in
preferring his election to that of Abra
ham Lincoln, the other alternative.—
Cin. Enquirer.
The Pittsburgh Gazette and other Re
publican prints exult over the conver
sion of Frazier Smith, of Chesier coun
ty, who has served two years in the
legislature as a republican, over Brews
ter, Cassna and Dan. Dongherty, all of
whom have been with the Abolition
party for the past two years. The
small amount of comfort to be derived
from the use of the above names, is made
the most of hot cun deceive no one con
versant with those individuals. The
reason Mr. Cessna gives for opposing
the Chicago platform is there was no
Gold clause inserted or Coupons attach
ed.
lES“Evcry Democratic paper in Ohio
—and there are some eighty or ninety
of them —is giving the Chicago nomi
nees a cordial and earnest support, with
the exception of the Coiambus Crisis.
Iu the other Slates the press is unani
mous and enthusiastic for the ticket.
Never in our history has there been a
more prompt acquiescence in the choice
of a National Convention. There is a
general feeling that if Lincoln is re
elected, all guarantees for life, liberty
and property are lost; and no genuine
Democrat will directly or indirectly con
tribute to the result.
A regiment of soldiers passing to the
front, on Monday night, whilst at the
depot in this city were requested to give
three cheers for Abe Lincoln. Three
terrific groans met the request, and
“nary” cheer. One of the men propos
ed three cheers for little “Mac,” which’
was responded to in nine rounds and a
tiger. The reporter left in disgust.
Gov, Bigler, during his absence in
Chicago, was unanimously nominated in
his district for Congress. There is not
the slightest donbt of his election.
For the Post
Last night at Wilkin’s Hall was an
amusing one—in the way of Pittsburgh
patriotism we had plenty—why bless
your soul, McCook sr., was chairman,
and made oneof his Fifth street speeches!
Friend Bigham. vjaa very happy and
good looking,"' warrior of the
evening was Brown, the invincible Ma
jor, who went in for fighting Copper
heads, both at home and abroad. Oh I
Bangninary Brown. Have yuu got no
wife and children to persuade you to
stay at home and not rush to the
“front.” Why don’t you put in a sub
stitute. On the whole, the meeting was
so funny that Marshall was not present,
nor did a Government employee make
a speech, although they goOup the meet
ing. Faithfully,
McShane.
A Whole Family Poisoned. —Last
Friday, a family named Jones, consist
ing of five members, removed from Mor
gon street', between Eleventh and
Twelfth, to a house on Broadway, be
tween O'Fallon and Cass avenue. The
labor of moving, and the excessive hot
weather, made thefn very thirsty and
they all drank freely from the hydrant,
which had not been used fora considera
ble time, the water having just been
lurned on. Immediately after drinking,
the whole family were taken sick, and
John Jones, a boy ten or eleven years
old, died in a few moments. The pois
on was formed by the water corroding
the lead pipe.— Phil, Age.
' - The Rebel Torpedoes.—The-Tiarha
cles have attacked the rebel torpedoes
placed to ’prfijfeht ftp p&sssgeoT6nrves-.
sels, and have, In Borne-' cases, rendered
them harmless. .
A convict died in his cell in the Mich
jgani State
matt been confined seventeen jreaf# joi;
the murder of his father.
Soreheads.
easily Comfor.ed.
For Little Mac,
Unanimously Nominated,
That Meeting.
“ fgjgljßkfr
dtsenthraUefflieiffl^itjgjiartyll Thank
God that every its.
back, every
its victoiioua^’jjathc'!
The men who have Abe- .chn%- ot
the'party have gone ont of ttie party
Close 'Up the ranks ! Welcomd the neiv
recruits f'Tfow we go .into :tjie Novem
ber fight without a fl.iw in our armour,
without a speck up r, ur stainless shield,
jmj WlhJtp.dread.x./a - fire in the rear.’’
! i !)mt JthisHay' iufihyevery/cpnServ
ative patriotic citizen in the North will
have neither donlx nor difficulty in his
choice under which banner to enlist—
the bannet' of the Democratic party,
whose legend is ; ’ i
- The Union at alt hasarit, and Peace
at toon an possible. ’ ’
Or the banner of the Bepubllcan par
ty whose legend is: '
“ War for Abolition, Confiscation, Sub
jugation." ’
Against ns will be arrayed every Ab
olitionist, every diaunionist, every man
who loves Peace and Disunion better
than Union and the Peace which the
Union alone can give. Shoddy with all
its cohorts, the army of contractors,
the army of office holders, the treasury
thieves, the custom house plunderers,
the cotton stealers, every mat) who can
be bought with money, and all the
honest but misguided men ito whom
slavery seems the supreme evil, and the
Union something less' than ouAsuprem
est political good
With us will stand, arrayed all men
whose “fidelity to the Uniop” in the
language of the Chicago platform, is
“unswerving;'’ all men who declare
with General McClellan that “the Union
mu9t be preserved at all hazards.”
Shoulder to shoulder with us will gather
pIT those who believe with our gallant
standard-bearer, that, ‘‘to restore and
preserve the Union,’.’ “the same spirit
of conciliation and compromise which
framed the Union must prevail in our
councils, and in the hearts of the peo
ple;” all those who believe with him,
that, “so soon as it is clear or even
probable that our present adversaries are
ready for peace, upon the basis of the
Union, we should exhaust all the re
sources of statesmanship consistent
with the honor and interest of the
country to secure such peace;” all those
who accept the authoritative utterance
of the Democratic party in convention
assembled, in favor of an “immediate
cessation of hostilities,” “a, national
convention,” or any other peaceable
means, whenever, and by which, “peace
may be restored on the basis of the
Federal Union of the Slates.”
With us, and for us, will fight the
gallant men of the army and navy, whose
great sacrifice shall not have been in
vain; ami all who, like them, “would
hail with unboundedjoy,” as brave men
may hail, the restoration of Union and
Peace “without the effusion of another
drop of blood.”
The farmers of our harvests, the me
chanics in all our shops, the working
men ot the North, are with üb.
And all those whom one cause or an
other has in past time alienated from the
Democratic party will now return lo
Bwell its ranks anew, and help to win
its victories. - 1
They lie in their teeth ' who shall
henceforth say that the Democratic
party, or any man within it, is fighting
for a disunion peace. Its shield is spot
less. Its motto is:
Union and Peace.
And in this sign we conquer!— Wnrld-
Bank Robbed.
One of the most extensive, and at the
same time mysterious robberies which
has taken place in this State in a long
period, transpired recently. ' The par
ticulars of the affair, so far as we can as
certain them, are as followsOn Satur
day last the First National Bank of this
citv, which is located at the, northwest
corner of Third and Walnut streets, re
ceived fromone of its correspondents,
t)ie First National Bank of Galtipolis,
an order for $15,000, in Treasury notes.
The amount was immediately done up
and carried to the office of the Hamden
Express Company, in the Burnet House
block, for delivery to the owners, at Gal
lipolis. This was on Saturday, but the
money was not shipped until Monday
morning last wlien it was spnt by the
nsual rail load route to Gallipolls, which
is by the Marietta and the Cincinnati
road to Hamden Junction, thence south
by the Sciota and Hocking Valley road
to Portland station, and thence, by stage
west, about twenty-five miles, to Galli
polis. At Portland, on Monday eve
ning the aafewilhits valuable cpntents
was placed on the stage, to he taken to;
Gallipolis, and it was at this point of its
Journey that it was loft. How it was ab-;
stracted from the' vehicle, whether by'
bold highwaymen, who taking advan
tage of the darkness, and rough roads,
dragged it noiselessly to thei ground, or
by what other means, SeemS to be a mat
ter as yet ot unravelled mystery. Cer
tain it is, however, that the safe with its
$16,000 and other valuables has been
stolen, and that the thief has thus fyir
escaped detection. We donbt not, how
ever, that in a few days the real circum
stances of the affair will be brought to
Ifght.— Gin. Com.
A Union offices, writing from
Charleston, says they are better satisfied
with their treatment at Charleston than
anywhere they have been in the South,
both in regard to their receiving more
to eat and being more kindly treated.
Fifty thousand Canadian acres have
been planted with flax this year.against
five thousand the last year, a result of
the cotton famine.
The barbers of Hartford have bound
themselves unto each other, in the pen
alty of fifty dollars, to shave no man
henceforth on Sunday.
The proprietorsof the cassimere mills,
at Rockville, Conn., raised: the wages of
their operatives 10 per cent, on the Ist
instant.
The blockade runner Elezey was cap
tured on Thursday last by the steamer
Keystone State, and sent into Beaufort.
H. A. OOMWBLL BXJnrXX. KKBB
pycOBSWEIX * KBB.II,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
Silver and Brass Platers,
gr » ■ ‘ i * .•“ * :
, Am| mmrmftmturcri of
Saddlery & Carriage Hardware,
11#b. ISt Cl»lr«tjeet, : sail tSiuith W*y,
‘ST. (near the BrMss.) ,
W3 ‘ ’’mlisßUßQß.
IRNING, SEPTEMBER '
!
gal-' ?K£&»S. TRUSSES, TRUSSES, ;
TlSp&&E+{ TRUSSES, TRUSSE". ;
A sUperfo|j|tyßle'Of Trusses. The latest itn
p.ovement. ... -
Hard Rubber Trusses,
Hard Rubber Trusses,
Hard -Rubber Turs&es, 4§ir ip
Tbo*e wishing a good Truss and At a lowT>riaf&
should my stock before pura
ohaßingelsewhere.. Jag
Superior Oarbjtf Burning Fluid, Soaifc
Ash, *nd Pot , Ash, Perfumery and PateOlD
M.edicines oftillk l ndi. A and
assortment of GtLnElastic and Hard B«MMr
Syringes' Remember the place,
At Joseph Fleming’s Drug Sfbfe,
At Joseph Fleming’s Drug Store,
Corner of the Diamond and Market street,
Corner of the Diamond and Market street, 1 *
bc!2 at • '
imusTT TO ‘ ARMS!—T K 2
Vx? Boldierwili fiad_a more deadly fog, in
the brackish muddy water and damp night air;
than in the most detetmtQed-enemy. Ht)LLC%
WAY’S FILTHS so r V'drtfy -The blood -and 1
strengthen the stomach and bowels that the sol* r
dler can- endure- th&s& 'hardships indatlll lw
strong and hearty? -If the reader*of thld
“notice” oannot get a box of pills or ointment
from the drugstore in-his place, let him write
to me, 80 Maiden Lane, enclosing the
mount, And I will mail a box free of expense.
Many dealers will not keepmy medicinfes onhand
because they cannot make as much profit 4s ori
other.persons’ make. 85 cents, 88 oents, and,
ll|4d per N>x or pot. sepl2-lwd
OP THE CHEST.—L
We sneeze, a slight, thin, sharp, ichorous
matter comes from our nosewe have heaviness
of the head, great oppression o' the cheat, some
tightness, and a little tenderness in the region of
the lungs. Now, attention must be given to this
..state o. facts, or inflammation of the lungs, or
congestion may take place, and death may be
with us before we are aware.
BRANDRETH’S PILLS,
Say two, four, or six, according to age, sex and
Constitution, must be taken. They must purge
very freely, drink warm drinks while the fever
lasts, and as a diet eat plenty of good Indian
meat gruel or chicken broth, with plenty of rice
In it. Bv this treatment, on the second or third
day the disease will be oured. This complaint
is going the rounds, and will bo followed by
dysentery and diarrnma, but they will be cure i
by the same process. The wise will have Brand
reth’s Pills where thoV can be easily laid hold
on, and by taking them by the directions, safety
and health will follow.
Sold by THOMAS KEDPATH, Pittsburgh,
and by aU respectable dealers in medicines.
aepU-lydAwo
NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE
•2®' SUCCESS ! says a great writer, and in
the history of rare discoveries for the last half
century nothing has leaped Into favor with the
public, so completely, so universally, as
CRISTADOKU’S HAltt DYE. f
No other is recognized in‘ the world pf fashion!
by either sex. Its swift operation, the ease with
which it la applied, the remarkable naturalness
orf the browns and blacks it imparts, its exemjK
tion from all unpleasant odor or caustic ingre
dients, and its geneial effect on the hair and:
skin, are the good and sufficient causes of its
unprecedented popularity.
Manufactured by J. tjRISTADGEO, No. (f
Astor House, New York. Sold by all Drug
gists. Applied by ail Hair Dressers.
sepM-iyd&wo
K9»DR. TOBIAS’ VENETIAN
k*? LINIMENT.—Died of croup. What a
pretty and interesting child 1 saw last week !
But now, alas ! it is no more. Such was the
conversation of two geariemeo riding down
town Id the cars. Died of croup 1 how strange’!*
when Dr. Tobias* Venetian Liniment Is a cer-i
tain cure, if taken fa time. Now, Mothers, we
appeal to you. It is not lor the paltry gain and
profit we make, but for the sake of your infant
child that now lies playing at your feet. Croup
la a dangerous disease ; but use Dr. Tobias’
Venetian Liniment in time, and It is robbed of
its terrors Always keep it in the house ; you
may not want it to-night, or to-morrow, not
telling when—but armed with this liniment, you
are prepared, let It come w hen It will, t'rice"
only 2*i cents a bottle.
Office 56 Cortlandt street. New York.
Sold by THOS. KEDPATH, Pittsburgh, and.
all respectable Druggists. scifi4-lyaAwe
PACT. • • • •
la It a Dye.
In the year 1565 Mr. MatheWß first prepared
the VENETIAN H AIK DYE; since that time
it has been used by thousands, and in no instance
has it failed to give entire satisfaction.
The VENETIAN DYE is the cheapest In the
world. Its price is only Fifty cents, and each
bottle contains double the .juaatlty of dye In
those usually sold for *l.
The VENETIAN D l' K is warranted not to in
jure the hair or scalp in the slightest degree.
The VENETIAN DIE works with rapidity
and certainty, the n&ir requiring no preparation
whatever.
The VENETIAN i*YK produces aav shade
that may be desired—one that will notfade,crock
or wash out—one that is as jxnmanent as the hair
itself. For sale by all druggists. Price 60 cent*.
General Agent, 12 Gold Y.
Also manufacturer of Math bws’ A&ni™ Haid
GLobH, tho best hair'dressing in use. Price 25
cents. jaolfi-lyd
VENETIAN IIAIH DYE, VENETIAN
LINIMENT and OKISTADORO’S HAIh
sold at JOS. FLEMING’S DRUG* STORE,
Cor. of the Diamond and Maikei it
ysap-LYoya kathairok.-katha
Iron is from the < Jreek word “ Kathro,"
or “KathAiro,” signifying to cleanse, rejuvenate
and restore. This artiole is what its name signi
fies. For preserving, restoring and beautifying
the human hair it is the most remarkable']> r(> ~
paration in the world. It Is Again owned anil
put up by the original proprietor, And la.now
made with the same care, slrill and attention
which gave it a sale of over one million bottles
per annum.
It is a most delightful Hair Dressing.
It eradicates scurf and dandruff.
It keeps the head cool and clean.
It makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
It prevents the hair.from falling off and
turning gray'.
It restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady of Oenieman who values a beautiful
bead of hair should use Lyon’s Kathairoa. It
Isknojm and used throughout the civilized world.
Sold by all respectable dealers.
ULM.AS S. BARNES fc.CO.,
New York.
KfHAGAN’S MAGNOLIA BALM.—
This is themost delightful and extraordi
nary article eyer discovered. It changes the sun
burnt face and hands to a pearly satin texture of
ravishing beauty, imparting the marble purity of
youth and the distingue appearance so Inviting
in the city belie of fashion. It. removes tan,
freokles, pimples and roughness from the skin,
leaving the complexion fresh, transparent ami
smooth. It contains no matcriat injurious to the
■kin. Patronised by Actresses and Opera Sin
gers. It is what every lady should have. Sold
everywhere. Prepared by
* W. E. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y.
Address all orders to
DEMAS S. BARNES & 00.,
New York.
INIMITABLE
HAIR RESTORATIVE, NOT A DYE,
but restores gray hair to its original color, by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural sus
tenance, Impared by age of disease. All instan
taneous duet are composed of lunar 'caustic, des
troying the vitality and beauty of the hair, and
afford of themselves no dressing. Helmstreet'B
Inimitable Coloring not only restores hair to its
natural color by any easy process, but gives th<
hair a
Luxuriant Beauty,
Promotes Its growth, prevents Its falling off,
eradicates dandruff, and imparts health and pleas
antness to the head. It has stood the test of
time, being the original Hair Coloring, and Is
constantly increasing in favor. Used oy both
'gentlemen and ladies. It is sold by all respecta
ble dealers, or oan be procured b« them of the
commercial agents, 1). S. BARNES A CO.. 203
Broadway, New York. Two sizes, 60c. and *L
*3Sr»MEiICAN MUSTANG LINI
MENT,—The parties in St. Louis and
OuXcinnati who have Wen counterfeiting the
Mustang Liniment under pretence of proprietor
ship have been thoroughly estopedby the Courts.
To guard against the Jurther Imposition, I hAve
procured from the United States treasury, a pri
vate steel-plate revenue stamp, which is placed
over the top of each bottle.,' Each stamp bears
the fac-tfmue of my signature, and without which
the articleis a-counterfeit, dangerOUs and worth
less imitation. Examine every bottle. This Lib
Lrneat has been in use and growing in favor for
many years. There hardly exists a hamlet on
the habitable globe that Joes not'contain evi
dence of its wonderful effects. “It is the best
emolient In the world. With its present im
proved ingredients, its effects upon man and
beast are perfectly remarkable. Sores are
ed, pains relieved, lives saved, valuable animal,
made useful, and untold Ills assuaged. For cuts,
bruises, sprains, rheumatism, swellings, bites,
breasts, strained horses, Ac., it is a ( SoveN
eign remedy that should never be dispensed
with. It should be In every family. Sold by
all druggists.
P. S. BARNES, New York.
THK AHOVK AUTICI.EB FOR SALIi
by ; i sSSoRJOHRSTON,
v. OOT. BRltofleld and Fourth fts.
SEWINGMACHHfES
Over 160.000 of these Machines have
already been sold. “
Over 6.000 are in nse in Pittsburgh
and Vicinity.
The Sale of these inimitable Machines is
greater than all others oomhined.
No one should buy a Sewing Maohine
until they have examined and tested the
Wheeler & Wilson.
They are warranted for three years.
Instruction Pree.
49-Saleßroom, No. 27 FIFTH STREET.
WE. SUMNER a 00., Agents.
sepl3:d£tw ' - :
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SHAWLS.
A Large Assortment, Suit
able for the Fall Trade, for
Sale by
WHITE, ORR & CO.
|g|p“ PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
Lessee and Manager W. HBHDxaBOH.
THE EVENT OF THE SEASON,
Tlnrcl Appearance of Ettie Henderaon*
THE NAIAD QUEEN,
THE NAIAD QUEEN.
, New Scenery, Costumes and AlcchA'tflcal Efi
fects, New Music, Marches and Dances.
THIS EVENING will he presented with
entire new Scenery • EflWcU. fwc., the beautiful
Play, entitled the
NAIAD QUEEN,
NAIAD QUEEN,
NAIAD QUEEN,
Fifty Performers. Fifty
ClOl T «TRY SEAT HUHSAbE.'-A M)T
/ OF TWELVE AOKtS, located on a turn
pike and Railroad, in a good and improving
ueighborhood, having thereon erected a brick
Stable, Carriage House, and Gardener’s Dwel
ling, is now offered for sale on easy terms. The
grounds are highly cultivated and Improved,
and abounds with the choicest varieties ot fruit,
grapes, ornamental and shade treesy 'so that the
purehnsep'-CQAlid enter at on®- upon an un
proved add producing place, Adee»s:t>y steam
cars frequently through the day station only
five “minutes walk distant—and Mr a good Turn
pike. "Apply to S. S, BRYAN,
Broker and InsuranceI’Agent, 1 ’Agent,
sepU 69 Fourth street, Burke’s Building.
1. MATHEWS.
JOS. B.' PINCH.
RYE WHISKY.
(Successor to Tbos. Moore.) manufacturer ol
Copper Disti.led Pure Bye Whisky.
Nos 159, 191, 193 and 195, Flißt street, Pitts
burgn. sepl4:lyd
DR. BROWN BIAS MADE >TJ£RSTt?r
dy and treatment of
'The business of his life. His speciality is Ven
ereal diseases., andotlier private troubles,
brought on by imprudence, youthful indulgence
:and excess. Also, all diseases arising from im
fjmrity of the blood, Chronic Ulperations, files
Rheumatism, Rirptnre Skin-Diseased/ Ol
lice and Private Rooms, No. 60 SMITHFIELD
STREET. tepl^-lt
(Iht REWARD—THE ABOVE
AOiUll is offered Tot any
' iTTiormation whereabouts of .Tames
Dougherty, a young lad who loffc his father’B
residence near Monongahela City, Westmore
landOounty, last June. r»e is about 15 y ea f*9\
age, dark hair and eyes, rather stoutly builtfhrtA
wore a low crowned hat and striped pants, when
he left. Any information will be thankfully,
received by his father.
} sepU:2d EDWARD DOTJOHERT?,
PIC NIC.—THK PKURVSVILLE PIC
NIC is continued, on accoudt f of the in
iclemenoy of the wrather on the 10th, until
WEDNESDAY, 14th inst. All tickets in the
jhAadiof purchasers stands good dri the 14th.
A good Band, and. all the luxuries of the season,
will be on hands. By order of the Committed
sepl3:2t K PEFEft IVORY, Sec’y.
IJEMOVAL -PHOR EDWIN SHBR
.Ei/'BATT has remoyed from the rooms comer
.of Penn and St. Clair Streets./to No. |$P, Peim
Street, directly opposite the St. Clair Hotel.
His new classes foraingiog and teaching the-
Basalnl’s method of Vocal training will beresum
ed on the 16th Inst. The rooms are now opened
where he would be pleased to see his old schol
ars and the public generally.
N. B. Rooms on tLrat floor. sepl2-4t
W (BERTT AND UNION
JLd “The Dying Soldier Boy,” |
“For Freedom he Fell,” “Anna
Waltz,” “Virginia Polka,”
J ust published and for sale by "ui
WAMBLINK A BARR,
No. 13 BisseU’s Block,
sepii St. Clair Street. .
TIHK UNDERBIGNSD HA VI S Q
; purchased from the late firm of Zug &. Pain
ter, the Sable Iron Works, In fifth Ward, Pitts*
burgh, have formed a partnership for the manu
facture of Iron and Nails. The style of the firm
is Zug A Co., Office 08 Water stairs).
o' h. z’va,
Flttsbnrgh,-August Ist, 188*. &u 4
Office of the Adams Express 00., )
PITTSBCHOH, August 20, 1884. V
TO SHIPPERS
On and after MONDAY, 22d test., nothing but'
par funds will be receivedin payment of freights
either in the office or by the Delivery Drivers.
au22-lm UEO. BJNOHAM, Aglt*
MOROXGAHiILA Baincr^COHPAHTp) '
September 2, 1864. (
TOE PRESIDENT AND MANA-
U-ERS oi .the Monoogaheis Bridge Com
pany havethiaday declared, adividead of five
per cent, on the Capital Stock, payable t& the.
Stockholders, or their legal representatives, at
he Banking House of N. Holmes & Boos, on
; d after the 12th inst. N. HOLMES
ep7 -6c ; ■ j Treasurer;
J r .?J^ ECEITED A T WO. 9 8
MARKET street, a very: Urge stock of Fall
and Winter
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Balmorals', & Gmns,
of the latest styles and qualities whichjwUl be*,
sold at lower pficea Ilian they can be bought iq
any establishment in the dity. Call and ox
amfne at j. h. BORLAND’S,
seplO 98 Market, two doors from 1 Fifth st.' ■
’CBBSTITDTB. FOB OJTBS TWO OB
►3 THEKE YEAHS, Veteran prefered. High
eg caih price wilJ be paid. Enqutre. at the oVce
of HOWARD X OHIIiDS? “■
83 Diamond atreei
tanistf
wieckham a u>aa,im überi y
'EB STREET, PITTSBUEUH, Agent* for
Ratten Mower and Reaper, Buckeye Mower
fmd 'Reaper, <lttaker Moirer *niKeaper,.Oaeu-
WpStotefirWa Wpdd
Mower,aod»l*o,' J H«»eEilceifc t H*y'Elereitor*:
and AgHralturalaad FartnliwTmplemenu of tU ,J
ahU-d&w
No. 25 Fifth Street
JOS. S. FINCH,
Delicate Diseases
BY JEXPBESS.
WANTED.
i M¥*.4 -
A* ft, ,g.iifci rn^oflsi¥S--‘-
M.M. ■ '■ J ii& i - ■•■■ s A*-'- <-jt *,■.-■ vi* s . ‘«. .£* «<y^
•* •-» *3<,*jH
SHOES TOR 10 OEHTSI ' : z£?*£
l '-A .*»/ i rt 3tK*.-J-
More Cavalry BootathaniYoneVer. &wk «t
TODAYS.
Boys Calf Shqes:^for t ‘
■* . .. . ■■■; ■ V-Jjl&.V’.jtru'r 4
Wholesale i^yer8 i wli l erftarjpi'Yp^;J;‘^^|
You can’t buy them by. ihe .Cord
for Twice the Money: '
We paid CASH for the <*OOpSj
WOMENS SLIPPERS
& 1,-. r*»!:jwi *
Everything at prices that will astonish iron.
, M at the great •
Palace Shoe Emporium,
With a Plane for the use of customers in wait
ing. We tend the style and- regulate the prices. -: •
Ky all means go to
Concert Hall Shoe Store,"
Ho. 6a Fifth St.
Advertisement.— the citi
zeiu of ltatcrenceriUe.aza making a'Atren*
uoua effort to fill their quota, and totals end a
Committee ha»< been? solicit sub
scriptions for the payment 6t bounties, without
reference to a tax. for that purpese. .
: The Committee hare districted the borough
fnto tea Block districts; and assigned * the fol
lowing of their numOer to each: ;
l District—A' Moo viler', Tf G Craig c ’
3 • “ G S Bates, t> F Barr, AJ Marks
3 “ Benjgchmldtfß JTvaln wright
4 “ John Wilkinson, George Hoerr, BO
Boiworth, John Metcalf ' • •
5 “ John McCullough, A J Stewsrt
6 l * James lrwlOyJas T McCltfrt’ v •**
T “ S H Keller, S McMahon, M J Mo- -
Gann s ; • '•>
8 “ Geo Garrison, John Smith, M M
Bogworth i,...a - , • i
9 k£ T B Stewart, S M Kler, Geo Itwim
10 “ Charles North, Samuel Colvin,
George Clowes
These committees will at once o*H on file eifi
sepSdn their respective districts, and a&.ar*
-Oarnfalily asked tb* auVsflribtf liberally, ahd 11ft '
from the borough the disgrace of previous Call- .r»vaf,o
ure. S. m, Kikb. Chairman*
S. F. Baub, Seer eta; i
f.ED G K US,
M EMORASDCHS,
DAI BOOKS,
PASS BOOKS,
JOURN A L S.
oass soosjEh
BILL BOOKS,
RECEIPTS,
MORTGAGES,
Bills of Ladhtfi
DEEDS ,
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT.
ARNOLD’S INK,
Carmine and a variety of American Inks,
T DEPOSITION PAPER,
LETTER PAPER,
NOTE PAPER,
t CAP PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
&0., &c.
MYERS, SOHOTER, A Co.,
No* 20 Fifth street.
RUN
OUT
Xaur Flag.
BUNTING FLAGS, •)
SILK FLAGS,
MUSLIN FLAGS,
A|l Sizes I All Candidates! I
From 5 inches to 50 Feet,
At Pittsburgh Flag Alanufactury, at PIT*
TOCK’S New* Depot, opposite the *Poetoffice.
sepio ; •
CXSSIMERES,
CLOTHS
and jeans,
MCLEtLANDS AUCTION, T
NO, 55 FIFTH STREET.
AWNINGS I
FLAGS !
W M .
F . SC HEIB L E • /
M ANU FACTOHER OF ’ 1: " s ' c "<
VERANDAHS,- RAGS, TENTS, j^GST^',
WAGON COVBBS, Ao. -u :>
Nofj& Sooth Third ’ Strkrt, Phidabruhia.
Awning* prpoveiltn prevent mildew.
gs-dtr ' - c
TO GOOBERS.
WK WAIST SIX- COOPEHB
TIGHT WOBK; To Steady men and
good workmen we promise good wages‘end "
steady work for one year. Apply at
GUTHRIE A BILL'S Barrel Works, * "
sepMw .1,: 9lh Ward,Plttsbnrglr. i.i
mp Aid* IVHOM IT MAY COSO£SffJ ir>.
Jk The fine SteanerH. BLAKE'is offered
lor sale,'she is how at the Cincinnatiwharf and
will be sold Sot seventeen .hundred .dollars.,if
immediate application i» made. For further 1
particulars address
v 8. D. STEPHENS,
sep6-10td t-No. 17 Mill street, Oinelnn&u. ri
STEEL. TOOTH HAY
ANT) GRAIN RiKES, "'
WARRANTED THE BEST SOW
in use. Also, STORE TRUCKS
WHEELBARROWS. Manutaetured and for, ,
■ale by O. COraßt/m- ‘ - ‘ ;
N«»r . ,
wPEv^vKffirS^^iiTOLvci^r rt ' " '
.
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