ADVERTISING RATES.- 1 P111134441:-. izkr,..per square, On moide,l emit MO' One inaertion.. iniertlor. .- Tb insertbnin, l a t Z u Tatiolgeeke.. Oft sqare ot. DAILY POST, iugie eureoriptioy malloretee `perr. irtiivered in - tile iiity; it 20 new week WEEKLY POET. t3higle subscriptions 02,00 Five copies, each Ten copies, each . _ ' 1,60 1 T 8 Twenty cores, each, (and one to getter up,) 1,26 Forty 1,10 One 'Hundred "• dt 46 1,00 JAS.P. BARR, THE GREAT INDIAN MEDICINE, XS, Ss CIEIMFEO.IIKE.F. CURE!! An unfailing cure far' .Npermalerrhea, Seminal Weakness,Nbeitsteat'EMlSsio4' and all diseases unsaid by self-pollution; such as Loss of Memor y Universal Lassitude, Pains in the Back, Dimness o i E of Vision, Premature Old Age, Weak NerveS, Difficu - Sy of Breathing Trembling, Wakefulness, E ruptions on the Face, Pelle Countenance, &sanity, Consume. =if all the Direful complaints, caused by de. porn Ships& Di nature. *this medicine is a simple vegetable ea tact: and one on which all can rely, as It has been used In our prmitice for many years, and with thousands treated it has not failed in a sin gle instance. Its curative powers have been sutilcient to gain victory over the most stubborn Case. iltiirTo,those who have trifled with their eon taturya otemn ical , 81d, we t w h o ele d elLe; te e vait not 1 the OHEROKETS (luau will restore you to health and vigor, and after all quack doctors have failed. air Price, l 2 per bottle, or three bottles for *6, and forwarded by Express to all parts of the world. /fa - Pamphlet sent by mail free of postage, b • Dr. W. E. Merwin & 00., No. 63 Liberty street, New York. sepZ)-eod-d&w G IAD NEWS FOR THE UNFORTU _ - THE LONG SOUGNT FOR 13ISIL().V A 7• L.A.e3'l" Cures in from one - el, ..9.i , . J i k -..- i c 1 /- -,,,,,,, -.1 ! - ,, .._‘.:fif -: • .- Ayls , ,_ .-......._, , _ _ to three days ". CREROKIIE REMEDY , A CHEROKEE INJECTION Cbmpounded from Boots, Barks and Leaves. - ..a..0111 1 / 1 0/CEE Rl;hi,EL, Y, the greed Indian Diuref te„.ctues.ad diseases of the urinary organs, such a Laconlinence of the Urine, frifiaminalion th Bladder, Inflommal ton of the Kidneys, Stone in Ih Madder, Stricture, Gravel, Gleet, Gonorrhea, an especial/y recommended in those cases of Fluo Wires (or .ff hites in femsles) where all the old twu musraedirines have failed. Sant is prepared in a highly concentrated • form„ the dose only being from one to two tea spoonfuls three times a day. teirit -is diuretic and alterative in its action ; purifying and cleansing the blood, causing it to Rowan all Its original purity and vigor; thus re moving,from the system all pernicious causes i.whive induced disease. CILEROREE INJECTION is intended -es insally or assistant to the Cherokee Rem „edy„ end. should be used o fin conjunction with thatmedne in all cases Gonorshrma, Gleet • Fisintailbust or Whiles. Its effects are healing, -"seething. and demulcent; removing all scalding, ...heats , And- lados..instead . of the burning and” almost unendurable pain* that is experienced . ..neithnearly all the cheap quack In jedums. Sy the use of the Cherokee Remedy and Cherokee Injection—the two medicines at the same time—all improperNilimtges are - removed, and the weakened orgy speedily restored to full vigor and strength. • 46/'Price_Cherokee Remedy, 43 per bottle, o [urea bottles for #6. IsrPrice Chemise. Injection, $2 per hot tle,Or three bottles for $5. silieSent by Express to any address on receipt ° trier? ; .• : • . 4li - The' Cherokee Remedy, Cherokee Injection. and Cherokee Cure are Boldly .dll. Allenterprising Druggists in the civilized worli. ll'Ome unprincipled dealers, however, try to sell worthless compounds in place. of these ; those which they can purchase at a cheap price, and makeisiore money b selling, than they can on these medicines. As you value your health, aye. - theinnitti of your future offspring, do not be deceived - b - I , inch unprincipled Drugs hits, ail for these medicines, sea ito. - 4 no others. If the Druggists will not hly them-for you, enclose the money in a letter, and we will send them to yon by' Express, Securely seated and packed free from observation. c o L nfidene ers Gentlemen l y an nd d plainly s i their rfect dis eases and symptons, as we treat all diseases of a chronic_ nature in male or female. :Patients needling hesitate because of their inability to visit us, as we have treated patients successfully in die of the civilized globe, by corres ondence. • reitienta aqdressing us will please state plainly allihlylitymptemisof their complaints,-and write Past,Office &Monty, b'tate, and name of writer, • plain, awl itteiose postage stamp for reply. 7 ..Wic send :our 32, page Pamphlet tree to any address. Address all letters for Pamphlet or advice to theproprieterai Dr. W. II Merwin & 00' - No. GS Liberty Street, New fork. - sepia-cod-dim COUGH -NO MORE:- TRY S It C 31) . 111 . ELLIPi,IIcrtrii OUGL-11 • . . Irellifluntui Ciougi Balsam Is tvVriktiteitto-eure Coughs, Cods, Hoaramess, 'Asthma, Whooping On ugh,: Sore • Throat, COD* sutoptloft, Aro all afreations of =the Throat and For la_b3 bY.PruggiM - I, General Depot 6 East Fourth atieet,Cinannati, Ohio. DIARiIFACEA. AA the Medical men and the Press recommend Dr-Atriskland'a ArithOholers Mixture ae the only pertain remedy for Diarrhum and Dysen tery, It is a combination of Astringints, sarbents Stimulants and Oarminatives, and is warranted to effect a cure alter all other means have tailed. For sale by Druggists. General Depot 6 Eas Foirrib street, Cincinnati, Ohio. STRICKLAND'S Ia I 7-E-M , IX 33 WI 31:3 . Dr: Stricklaturt Pile Remedy has cured thou sands' of the worst cases of Blind and Bleeding Piles. It gives immediate relief, and effects a permanent cure. Try it directly. it is war itantiyllio cure. For lisle. by all Druggists. General Depot 8 Esitrourtn Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. AISPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS, AND DE ' my, sTiovit LAND'S „TONl(i. We • ein d'esamniene those suffering with lose of Ap• Ipet! tg Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Nervousness an* NerYous Debility, to use Strickland's Tonic. dit'it vegetable preparation free_ - from al 'asiu#lt liquors ; it strengthens the whole nerv -sem ;ft creates good appetite, and is , ra ted to cure Dyspepsia and Di orvoue De- WHO. *wattle by Druggists generally-, and sold•by PaxX t HitlLL4: • Wholesale Agents, No. TtEederalitreet, Allegheny Olty, R. E. SELL.CES is CO., Agents. • And by Dr. QEO. H. KEYSER, Corner Wood Street and Virgin Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. by Dr. A. Strickland, B East Fourth , Cincinnati, Obip. ocirldirdecw • - . 200 NageAfrican Pea Nuts. 100 " Irina Almonds. 60 " Provence 1011 aleitroiliitadi " JOUR -UM soxes.sham 11),8agi Eogit WAh luta g• g 4 .Ithizli - Nnts. - 1; • Oates Nutir. • - Ast on init tor isale.by • .t 1 BROS-, pi. 128 a 128 'Food street. ti_ , 1- • • :V.V. zi • 41.. r, .01 u.?1:-. m5ek5....,.. 6,00 7,60 IEIO aths. 11,26 i.aumtha..... 12,75 10111h0. 20,75 ear ' 22,00 reek 1 yeer.iao,oo Editor and Proprietor MEDICAL XiX I%T XX Co c) TTHIRD EDITION. FIFTY THOUS AND,96 pages, cloth covers, by Robert E. Bell, M. D., Member of the,roya College of Surgeons, Lon don, addressed to youth, the married and those CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE Sent by mall, postpaid, on receipt of ten oents. A. careful perusal of this small book has been a boon to the afflicted, and has saved thousands from a life or misery and an untimely grave. It treats on the CV iin of Youthful Indiscretion, Self-Abuse, Seminal weakness, Emissious, Sex ual Diseases, Genital Debility, LOF . Ei of •Phwerr, Nervousness, Premature Decay, Impotence, as., as., which unlit the sufferer from fulfilling the OBLIIIATIONS Ot 1 4 1ARRIAGE, and illustrates the mean? of cure tiythe use of DR. BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS, and other treatment necessary in some eases, and which never fails to cure, atul;can be roiled on. They do opt nauseate the stomach, or rea der the breath 011M:olive, and they can he USED WITHOUT DETECTION, They do not interfere with business pursuits, and are speedy in action. No change of diet is necessary. They are warranted in all cases to he edectual in removing and curing the disease. Upwards of two thousand cases are on cord thathave been cured by using HELL'S FIOPILLS, and certiticates can he e town trom many that have used them. Jilo Case of Palau re Occ r. Upwards of a Hundred Physicians use th ex tensively in their practice, and tiley can of et feet cures without them. IMPORTANT NOTICE, BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS= A rethe original anti only genuine Sreoine PILL. There are a float of Imitators-11E1V1 E uF THEM. They are adapted for male or female, old or y'oung, end are the only reliable remedy ltnoa ;4 for the cute of all diseases arising from YOUTHFUL INDISCRETION. In all Sexual Diseases, as Gonorrhea, Stric ture, Glect, and in all. Urinary and Kidney com plaints, They Act Like a Charm Relief is experienced by taking a single , and from four to six boxenseceralis elect cure. Sold by Druggists generally, la boxes con taining six pills, price $1 or six boxes, 44; ales Ire Jars - 0 boxes, containing lour of tho rmaii. prior It you need the Book, or the Pills, cut out this advertisement tor reference; and if you cannot procure thorn of your driorgist,,do not be im posed upon by any other remedy, but enclose the money in a letter to the propi 1,1 or, DR. J. BRYAN, 11.1 X 6079, (leder t, N. and will will take all risk if s properly Str dir ee ected, and will semi the Pills, secured from observation, by return mail, post Paid. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS OF:2 , 4:RALLY. NOTICE TO ALL. CONCERN b 113.— Among a certain class 01 sell-important peo ple there is a peculiar feeling of contempt attach ed to all physicians that advertise and treat the dilefiatinsmed in this card, (Pew-kris 11ialtAnas0 why this should be, they nor no one else eau tell. Are they not aware that all phyelmans treat dis eases of every denomination, in fact solicitjust the very diseases that are so obnoxious to these very refined parties. I suppose they would not let one of then. family go to a party that has de voted years for their benefit, because he advert!- . tims the tact, and their farniirphyairlan say c fro-is Chumbug so be can get the case. Often he has almost deprived the party of his life. He come. at last to the physician that adverthww—how else are they to know 1 Are they not aware that Sir Astley Uooper, Sir Benjamin Brodie, Str I !Aeries Ball and M. Patti Rtcord devoted years in the treatment of these diseases t These men are held up as shining lights in the medical world,l don't assert that all men are worthy that pubsh, still there are a great number of them that are. I hare devoted myself to the study and treatment of PILIVATI DIBILASUS upwards of to yews, and without egotism can say I have saved hundreds from years of misery and untimely death. My treatment is confined to the vegetable altoge he,, as I think it is the beat and meet certain. It is in my power to Wog hundreds of eertiteates If thought It necessary to certify to m, general sno cess : but my long realdersee in this city is mufti- Ment proof without adding more. Spermaion.h oa and all diseases analog from it are cured in a ' much shorter time than heretofore. It behooves every young man and woman to be careful in so- letting a physician. The different advertisements that are seen in our papers are of no worth, and f no benefit will arise from answers than only loss of health and money. Hundreds are cured annu ally by my new remedies. Address iii IX too. jao-lyd Pittsburgh Po/dui:toe • RUN Cr la•I' Your Flag. BUNTING FLAGS, SILK FLAGS, MUSLIN FLAGS, All Sizes ! All Candidates !! From 5 Inches to 50 Feet. At Pittsburgh Flag Manufactory, at PIT TOOK'S News Depot, opposite the Postottlee. aeple - ',1V .4 4 •s" ,-7.4 4, A 141: 4 , PI C •.• Pra. , r 11. a l • oz ~. ~.. €. - 411 * 1 he ... .e 0 , 44.41 g c., ;2 . r, •2 , r.. e_D Pk I=l . r. ... PA e -.9 MI ''' 0 ''' CO • A 2 c o , e 4 4v7 r...) .• 0 d E 0 Ag . F 4 CC o C.) C.,14,y4 = '''' P .4 . 2 g7 . 1 4 c, rti 4 _ 44 ~..., P. 4 g u).0:11 - , z 0 Z ,_ rn ~, wo a * o g , 74z rzto ; E t• °' 0 P1 1 .4 4 `a .01- cc ril , '''• Lair, 4 4l x ._. ..51 p ..9 cz Di iti r4 54 A co'.l-i 7 . 0 z— m 8 z • . E .. . 4 P. 111 Rzz, ti . cc =, * t oy SZ , O o IL, % . V. ire ,- •4 4 g 0 / - -a i • " L -, , ,a C) 44 41 , 0 p.l ~, 0 co 1: 4 .0 .. -Ca ,4 • .) ; 214 14 124,1. - . =,.... -t d ,T.X' a. 4,40 t. v 15. C..) a P 4 4 , ,:t • J. O. NITBILDON JNO. 4LELLY WELDON & KELLY, - lIIABOYAOTILLBRES 118. LAMPS AND LAMP GOODS, AND DEALILES IN CARBON OILS, BENZINE, &c. 164 Wood Street, near Sixth, .PITTS3;n7RGii, PA. FIVE ACRES- OF GROUND Ta Tue. thßoien OF mANCHEs ... TER, now occupied as a market gamien, sad to a high state of enitivatlem f is offered for sale very low. This propertyls certain : to become very valuable for building leta,.Peiag Ira gnat.- tor where the• demand foci houses io .now very' great. porthZ be Miele every foot of it, for that purpose t i v i n i 1evei.,.,41 1 4 to BRYAN. J;4O).Fer.AO 4ustrance.Agp*69 , lssoth sti a 1 ~,,Iyi b bfijr4"tin iiioNefed Ex= l by , , - • .., '' ' ' Zips it'ARKSTRONeiii,-,-, •jyrgl- ' seratu —,ll %/0 91 0611V4 ftreatittu 1:* iltt - r , f ,',, v -1' ..,-;-• 4a' ';..! '.. E j eXX 2 1-- a 1 .01 -0 , ...'4' :, „_•-- (- - ;1- 1 ::= t.zg T F' , ll' . ll Ili ti: .4 • - .1 14 , -,a-Y - 4 1 ii.„ -..- •.:.,/1. , ..... - - .-.?[..4„ - i - i .4 ,*/ St bloi ' ' ,.., -:',- ~ -.,...5im 4:.5 ;. 7 . --, 7......•-4 - kt.....41153 .1,1) ' _ i ,. .: , : ' ( These are Warranted -~~~ EMIEN DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, &C AUCTION. DRESS GOODS, CLOAKS / Comprising a stock of '=:i, 000 In the above goods from NEW YORK AUCTION SALES, Will he opened on 'Tlhaau•Kcltay, Oeteber GARDNER & SCHLEITER'S, 9 MARKET MTREF,'T 11luay el the abut e gouda ti tll be sold for about oue.hulfl.he prkeu or old bloats of goons iu the ulty, ufler beiug marked down. Iht ordat to Insure A SPET:IIY SALE, above goods will be marked in plain figurra No I) V I A"1"I ONI From the Price Asked 1 hOlie, who eat/ call} CM, tell on SECURING BARGAINS B A .11, Gr Al N S. jrl OOPS HOP Gal T AT PH If.I4E:NT lOW PA NHJ P 14 MACRUM & GLYDE, 7•t M:arlca•i. t4true Wholes/kit and Retail Deniers in TRIMMINGS, Embroideries, Hosiery, Gloves, PlUfnocs. t-t, Furnishing Goods and Notions licmbral sod }loop :.- ktrts, Saraw,ga, liitart r at Turban Hata, Rine ani(}rri• Knitting Tara, Breakfast Shawla, flublu., Suntage, W.tete es - es, Setts, dollars, (Jun, I.lnen, Lawn Ethbroiderv.l lieuldkrichlrfa, Fiend lOreiibto, Nt ta, Steel an 1 .let Belt-Buck lea, Dress Tritn atinga an I ()rasa/tut., Cornets, Sc , kr We otter the six) V e mitt m any other articles in our line, at very moderate price', and we Wholesale and Retal PurcluteerH to ex 1:1111.10 our stock, which wil be Ibunti huge tu,l ntfrac!lie New Cloaks Of very fashiona Lie material, c plot and ph a pe. New Dress Goods 'Our stock et:lmprison tit, latent novel ties in Fryncli •nd t. nglion mannrne tun., and the. new F abrinn, and most J.pular hl New Shawls Long and square Broehen and Woollen. 1 very a ttrartl ve hue of Beata end Thiliet Shawls. Now Ba!morals every imaginable color and at all prices. OASSIMEREB, TIANNELS, BLANKETS, &e. HHGUS & HACKE, Corner Market do plinth New Goods New Goods New Goodg II Q 4 i , W ; 4' 404 . 0: ri New Goods New Goods New Goods New 'Goods New Goode Now 400d8 New Gm& Gtebld IT Id•Atilatat da , , a a,ad•szeq,l At , 0 % itr • ck ' t f dxlo4 en-1 :17 1:1,1 :lie ra.; - n .§ift j ,11 4 ; jj; ,;11 /4E4 4tillk d %In 'gat .(3 - 34;11 . 1.5 9 , 5 :,; •• ;to • . P . , PITTSB SHAWLS, New Goode New Goode New Goals New Goode New Goods PITT/Mr/10H, Fr: WAYNE-a43—R. It. Co. .* OPFIOn OF TM'64OIIT-ARYI Pl' .173111.111911,. Oc t . Z 6Ta, V 384. OTICE TOI * O IIIIIIIOI.4IERS.—TIIR agreement modifylng the First and Second laortgagea of this Company has , been executed brthe president,. and. the .Triuttees under the peed of Trust, and the evidence of such agree mentth beattacheil4o.each .bond tallow reads. Bondholders may present. Cleft bonds at this tace,or at the Oompanye Transfer Alency,Wlna. lota, Lanier & Co, No be Wall seret, New York, and have the, Iterettatfilit attached there to, or the.Y" may geed to either , of the abov,e narited' places a fun "desertptioniland the, m.frober- of their •bondai:nrinentheisimeement will be sent to the hoseLhohlgio „ hepy him a>Hx Oita the hoe4e.,_ vi,„,ffavaltrzs, oe74natV' It :SeefetiFY GIELVOEXAVID fil'i946 • • ji... -- 9TENSONErelkeolnuettarEVlß A -141TRYLAMIGEXAMV-.Pnr e l bY the S*lTf97l64,igy %ins Taxes, L6PeZ42% thinehleare IhettiZitilXWlllr.eetfA ' fit furthernAlfiratiiitb Nlotqf p go. . ..q.1.(1.2Z1,41:07 • el, - `••-• New fioods New Goods New Goode Nei 'ffoc& New Goods NATIONAL , ' BANKS. . MST NATI: AL BANK oF , E.l - 17iisituiloi r: . TREASURY . I *A4.TR:DIT, OPP.IOB OP 00WPTROLLIPAZ.071•Mili1/11Ment, Washingtonty, Atig,o2, ism. Wiliam/ea, By witless evidence preaented to the undersigned, it has n made to appear that the FIRST NATIONAL Jiltflif., OF PITTS BURGH, in the County of , A.llegheny and Sthte of Petuiegvania has beenttuly ..ornatzegt utuler awl aceor to the requirdments of the Act of 1 Vongresa, en l Bled "an Actlo,pratddeia Nettanal•l Ourreney,,securssl by a pledge of 'United States Stocke, and to provide for . he Mrerilittion'emd rbt demotion :thereof." appmeit. February 26th, 1863, and has complied witn;,all the provisions of wild' dot 'requited ea , ber'oomplied- with before commencing the btudness flanking. Now Tnenivitnts, I, WI . bleOtilloeh Clomp troller of the Currency, do- . ell_ eecULY k44 s he said FIRST NATIONAL lid N IT- OF . BURGH, '- enmity. of Allell i teny and State of Pennsylvania, is suthonz to commence the Matures of banking order eqlet alnresald. • • In testimony 1411131'00f wp.Resis my ?mod and seal of office , this sth day o August n3se /SS 1 Iftraft..lllotal ii, , (JoutpUolbr of the Utirrentiy. ,;:•'' . THE FIRST NATONAL BANK OF PITTSBURgIi, Late Pittsburgh Trust Company,' Capital 0800,000 paid in with privil ege to increase te 111,0004100. • The Pittsburgh Trust Ocraipany having organ ized under the set to provfd! a National (Amer, e_y under the title of the I. NATIONAL HANK OF PITTS. , would respectfully otter its services for the bollection of Notes, I /rafts, Hills of Exchange, ha., receive money on deposit and buy and sell Esshatige On all parts nt the country. The success which has attended the Pi tt , hurith trust Company since its Organization Ut iSh.t, will we believe be a audicieniguarantee that busi. (MU entrusted In the newiirganlzatien will re. salve the same prompt attention. Having • very eatensive - corrMipondence With Ranks and Bankers, throukhout the country, are believe we can odes unusual faellities to those who do business with us. I The busingis will be corgluated by the MOO °Maori and directors. nrasetylte i An a+. LAuUUI .1.111 Wig. L. N Ilill'i, itorIRLIT . IiATA. 44. 6 k or IANDirat , I•ish,il. rifoll Pa: itist.t., k OR 0..13A.R.4 noon. WIEIEITMAN, ALIII. BRADLEY,‘ Salgurtri „Hee. J_ , ~ JA LA TiCi II LIN, President. Jona D. SQVLLT, Osattlar. • suge-diliwtl • , 44 . 74 g ' „ V , : A"*.'• Taiuntrx ALN "V.,.Ii)IUCCV: THE BRADBUILY'pARNt) FORTE it Mal VAZI RTC VEN FIBBT PREMIUMS.. •• • Ith in Muir TI - ecks, Including Two Gold Medals Ind one Silver MedaL,' STRONG INDORSEMENT Of the Most Ersituttliit Plmnists.* The most eminent of IbtilimputiprofMuiltert of New York eity after. freqeMit duad•tioartkush trials of my Re id; eale Piano Fortes, have fit en me the most emphatic Rod urb o u.lih.d testimo nials. The folios mg is a specimen id the mil , notary testimony 1 ani coititently meet ring from rent lemen entirely disinterested, and as ail ' will acknowledge most thoroughly qualified to j ridge- c,i the merits of a 1 . ).A.D1) I . ollk. '• We have examined ie/qi mach arc, Mr. Whl 11 11Y1 A 1113 f , R 1 'S NEW itu 1A 1.11 PIA.Isi iliTEs. and it is our opinion that, in (Kenai, purity, richnesii, quality of tune, AIM vv. Amn 1.4 ip Mr. Ittatltiu 'F instruments excel. We fliel great brilliancy and a beautiful sing ing quality of tone most happily blended. It e lint e "1,11 seen a square Piano Fort e rouild n big so many of these qualities essential to a ocrfit.i Inerrttmt cif." Signed, S B Mills, John Zundel, thaanist Barry Sanderson, at II IT Beecher's. Chit ilea Fri,ll-1. (leo II Morgan, Robert Heller John N Pattisoo, thias Weis, iiharies t i robe, A B toll , John }ltchier, Timm, E Matthews, William Masan, F L Hitter, Max Maretz ea, Theodore Thomas, W Berge, Clare W Beanies, Then Hagen, F.d. N Illohert Stoepel, tthlutilenl Review." Strakoech, Carl Ansehutz, h Then hibelling, i I ustave 'ft Eckhardt. H Nash. WAMELINK & BARR, No. It liberuil's Block, St. flair street, sep22 Sole Agents. UNITED STATES SOLDIER'S CLAIM AGENCY. 1)M GRANT SVI (Opposite the .Cnthedral.) Licente4 by the Pnited Staten Ooterruhent to oc I net PENSIONS. BOUN TIES, BACK 'PAY. And A'LL OTHER EBBW 3- or Naval Claltua. THE ONE HUNDRED DOLTAREI BOUNTY, DUE SOLDIERS, Vlacharg(d on account of wounds RECEIVE :I) IN BATTLE, collected to tbe Shortest Time. . ON Grant hitroet. PrltSl3t'RO PA JOSEPH I. GAZZADI, GILBERT M. WAIASTEI7, Attorneys. cll T. C. JENKINS, COMMISSION MERCHANT & PURCHASING AGENT =OISE Flour, Baron, Cheese, Dried and Green Fruits, and all Farm Products. Orders filled for all merchandise, Pittahursh rnanufactdres and Refined.olle at dealers and manniactiliera rates, Ne. 2.49 EIkiERT STREET, (opposite Wocal street,) Pitlaburgh, Pa. Advances made and pronipt attention given to all consignments and correliPondenon• Pilistrurph leferenceB:—Hall & Speer, Lloyd & Black, V 4 in. McCully & Co., McDonald & Ar buckle, John I. House & ohn Hall & Co., B. A. Fahnestook's, Son & Co, dO. sep2t-ilaw A. I' 0 ' . ELLXER OP • BARK AND 'IRON, pRIRPAILED F. it 011 C A_LAStAY A DARK and Fyi o-Yhosphate orlrom II as been found very beneflotM in Dyspepsia, and In that languor and prostration of the Fystew which frequently succeed acute disease. It in creases the appetite—invigoratea the pnwrni of digestion is very acceptable to. the stomach, and, may be needle all'mased where a tonic in fluence is required, hold at RANKIN'S DM/ STORE I i a.VLOR.93 ICLIXER OP RIiOBARB is a pleasant and effeotual remedy. for Coast p - tion, Flatulency, Headache, ,lndigestion, Dye pspeiti,„B,c. Both of the above sbld at RANIZIN'STIittiffSTORE, °dill 68 Markets - C I adoors below Fourth. ••••tt g.f1');;t14.1 .. 1 • . .. , . . rA V `i..q. 6t• s : '- ' • .... , . .. 2,.1, , 1 :: , • '...1:11 2 ..-.'174.• .'.----- ' rr. :74- ':.--- TN 4 14 , f .,: • , ' ,,,: - . .. '' ,,, 1g .: ;8 7 ...!" ~:•• '1 ' . 1 .. ;•;11' . '. : i'.,, ; ~..... ... ' '• , , . . . ~ INSURANCE ' ' INDEMNITY ''AGA/NST MSS xty FIRE. 10.RAMIELdIN INSICIFLASGE (.10,11.PANY OF PH ELPHIA.; OF FIC E Neo. 435 and 437 CiIIESTNIIVAIT., near Flan. • STATEMENT of ASSETS, JAN: la; 10383 r Published Agreeably to, : an Ant of Assembly, be. 1nn,,,, First llitL.rtgagepateply seettred:—.:4lols3,ls3 Heal .Eatate (present value 3103, 316 613 60e1-. • 5.10,2,166 86 Temporary LAMM on ample Collat., tern! Secu ri ties • t 9,46 Stocks, (present value 485,667 " 7 7,) soot 89,788 Nines and BIN Receivable 1, (IS 821 00 27,0i0 1 111 0 2 0841 6 S The only pronto from premiums which this company can dtvide tly law, are from risks Which have, bin determined. made On ever's , deicrlPtion of prop. city, in Town and QdkultrY, at ratesas,low &frar# consistent with security. Since their incorporation, a .period of thirty yearn, theyhavepaid lossesby Fire, Sean amtiliat exceeding Fbur Millioes of Boilers, theretl af fording evidence of the advautagee of Insurance, nn well as the shility atm, distiosition 'a, meet with .romptneas alkaabiatieS. 4 - Losses paid dariog elleyear ltil ' ..i , 9:11113141,15111.381 DIRECTORS:* Citaittse W. BAROKItit, "iplipliOAL II Too u:A L vi r ecoren, EIIOWS GiLtrit, leaao . fit ' P-. Livon It. SMlTE,EDirilitto Dvaar i i , isuatiz.W. E.TI/LilDB; Gamma] Fume, CHAS. I_l. 'RANCHER, President. i . EDWARD (I. BALE, Vice President. i Wit. C. Steel, Secretary pro tem. i J. CI ARDENER COFFIN, Agent Kayla Northeast cot. Third and Vironil',sts PHILADELPHIA PIII.EAND LIFE' INSURANCE COMPANY , 140 iunkutpriour SWILEtET, f t)ppoette the Custom House. 05pna1...419:100. Assets.. 03,94;; vtTILLL 111 AILE ALLKINDS OF IN. SORAMIE, either Perpetual or Limited, ou every description of Property or Merailuld#6, at reasonable rates of premine. ' P. We i;'orsiclent. M. W. BALDI ,vukr Vice President: DIREOTOES. ORA AL,nd BATES, E. B. hors, • E?O 'adman's W. 13aowa0 SANTRILT,: JOn,lirn S. F,'A.DX., JOBlerii OLArTon, : 1 ..7. AUG-sada, B. WILMA, F. liecretary, th . • ' PIN, Arretii uorner Third an lP d W ood streetts. Weat,eru Insaranet aompau of Plitabigg MILLER, Jr. Preselect. . IA Id. tiogrator, Secretary. ()apt. IL L. (.30CLIAAN, 04=1 Agent. •• No. OD Water street, ISpang A.'oo l .l l larithouag, np taim I Pittsburgh. taLTILL INB7IIjIE AGAINSit ALL V, kinds lit FMB Auld .AIARPIE 4 / 4 K`3• A Briate Institution Managed by,Directont ;the ire well known In the taintreunity, and who. age Juicrulined, liK a g a rozartnesa. find liberality, lit maintain the e te.rwlifeh they have asartmeti, &eager/lig the DertlittOteattola 1e thOse Who thr ore to he itutured. thit.mrotta-11. Millet; Jr. Jain" liPlitlief Nathaniel Holnice. Alexander limier, George I 'stele, (e.mpt'eff rs. Hamra, Grua . W. cachet. sou, Andrew Ackley, Alexander Speer, David .111; Long Bees J. Thomas, Benj. Bakewell, J 64. Scar.. - Jeri ALLEGRENY I ENSIIRM/013 00 c --.0 Odle., Mo. 37 Filth Street, nook ttloakl . %%MKS AGAINST ALL ICINDS 00, • FLUE AND AIA ft INF; RISKS. I-AA;' J;;;Vi.;..S, President; JOHN D. bi, (30R11, Vies - President ; IL Id. DOCK, Secretary; Capt. W.M. Lit...AN, ileneral Agent 4 . 6 ;,,. ReTi) MR —limit: ones, 1.). O. 'Hussey liar. Bey tittilds, Capt. . Ltray, John A. Wilton,: • U. I. Fahnestock, . ohn I . MeCord, - Capt. Adam , Jacobs. IL P. Sterling, CapL W. Dean, Itobert ' 1... /11'tlrow, K At. 11. Davis. no2B GEO. W. SMITH'S FARM FOR S&LS. • • I HAVE: HAD HY WADDINGTON - 1 • IL Estate surveyed and dli ided Into seven par-: vela to suit purchasers, and will offer the same; tor Kale at rubl to A.ucti 311 on Monday, October . the lath, tSill All that portion lying weat of the Bethany Plke, 1 will oder to tire different tracks; the rent containing 18 memo,' with a tripod %Alberta. tial dwelling, spring and milk house. The sec ond tract contains about 17 cores ' and the third about 15 acres, the remainder.• bordering on Wood's Hun, In divided into two tracts of 16 and ..m nerea, with a good tenant house on esen. All In grass and clover and well calculated for Dairy Farms. that portant lying ,on the east aide of the Pike I have divided Into two parcels, one part of about ITO acres on which la a-neat. subatan. I at brink dwelling formerly occupied by air. John Marshall. Three good tenant houses, the relate of whioli will pay the taxes. Large barn, stable and sheeptousea, and full - grown thrifty bearing Apple - and Virginia Vrab trees. This part of the estate will make a magnificent farm. i it 11l also part with my Homestead, the large beautiful rnanstion,6o by'rs feet, with all modern convenience., surrounded - with shrubbery anti trees; alao a large orchard of choice fruit, with about 130 tierei(of land. , An exttmalye barn with aloe° basement, di vided into stabling for 15 horses, anitstalls for 10 rattle, with cellars bins, maws and every thing in the highest requisition of a farm. It. s'ands In a brick yard of 175 teat squat*, sur rounded by brick sheds for cattle and cheep ; , also, a blacksmith's shop and slaughter h o tiae. There is also on tide liomesterid tract a good tenant house. t. The Vann In known to tic beat- improved and ' moat highly cultivated In thla part of the coun- try, being situated on the Ilet han y Pike, four mile.. from Wheeling, most beautiful and fertile rolling bill lan', well watered with never fail , . - log aringa; situated Ii; a neighborhood of wealthy and highly respectable, pe ople. For terms of purchase with a "plan" of the Farm, showing the divisions above mentioned, together with ad fount:Wars, apply on theprein- - hies or at my Brewery Office, or to N. Richard -3011. eel., of •Wheeling: • vTOCK AND -PAlitti LIIPLEAIENTS.—On the following day after the sale of the Farm, Tuesday, the 2311 day of October, 1864, I wil l - d ispose dispose of my Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hoge, and farming implements. GEo. W. SMITH, Wailchngton Farm REDUCTION IN PRICES. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES At the New Carpet store, M'FARLAND & COLLINS, - Nos. 71 .it 73 Fifth street, Next House to +POO Office, Second Floor. , DRUGGETS AND CAUMB CLOTHS. We have just received same entirely new and very handsome patterns Wotden Druggets, Me dallion °entree, &e., at very law piipes. M'FARLAND & COIXII4S, 71 14. 73 Firtn street, oct2O Nett' door to Post Mike, Und 11cor. lamas. . wain BEST PATIIINT ARVIVICIA&, 1. LEO in the United States, and the ONLY ONE in kit tabu rgh. Crooked or deformed limbs strsightened:without cutting !Lad without pain. NO LIURE—NO PAY. Crutches Of all descrip• your constantly on hand and made to order. Those desiring artificial Inaba '..0r.,-Ireatmerd would do well to call and examine _my certifi cates atd testimonials. 11.13101LENBACH, 0et.10:15 , 41 58 Fourth itreet, hearlilttrket, STOCK' OF FAN OY GOODS, VARIETIES AND TOYS, WA LL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES And • • TA islx, caL, CLUTAS, Have just peen received at FoE RS T ER 4- spgw - Ank , s ; ., - 043111 1154 ItaiNthitit2l4 ;Arcot: = lark _ t'P'43l'AD - ROACH • AND . DESTROYER. • 1., norms, molirki4ttriiikts '2611) Mar LK ANTlOlttiedeafroying Mamba i ndvier - Mit° give entitelsoWaosion, , ;E- 7 11 1 1 14,,Proplietor, .N(l, - 4 No ~F4eVe t, .pulidelphia.' 4 • l ll.-10, 1 es 1 %Es .Ighotetuaftagentsforkltglibppiri, sad Vicinity,,. N 4 Ava ' ImEvormniks ' 41"1112411_ Ir kind• f "" ll ilion nt '4l'" TOWNel""'".j. usQ atteet, r. t; T 64.4 jut: It> sstl -- • r .411o , strs,1 'lra; 4.3 winter; , lani edule oZ oikdrgtifOng STANDING NATTBIL. 1..• • I a times'a Daily week, 1 Bqt.. 1 Sqr. One tim e. I. . Two times Three .tikies.: Four times Five times One week ,Two weeks Three Weeks One month ' Two months Three months §k ,Months Nine t ear onths -y • • OBANGBABLE ADVMETJEZMEII22I. For one square, . chsligenNe...one-tirke . each week, confined to the immediate Niftiness of the advertiser.: 'All , larger advertisetnente, inexact proportion. I 8 times I ti 2 times I 1 me Daily. I &week' I a week 1 a tveek I IMonth OB3 ll 4.111 .0 800 8 mouths .... /7 20 .11 45 860 6 00 6 months .... ' 2.1 00' l.'lo' 00 ' 15'75 -.10 50 1 Year - 2800. X 2 3 _6O. : 14 00 isa^Fist notipes double thisaboye rfitea. Deathaotioes, each trta - e - ition• 5d cents Marriage notices, eachtiguseetiem.- - er •75 " Steamboat advertisemients, per trip-1t 00 Executors' and4dminbittator , a no- , • Mee 2 75 Speech of Hon. 0,-11: Brickslow, At Bloomfield, September 30, 1884. Fellow Citizens of my _Native. Country: In the month of Angust, 1861, three years ago, and shortly after the - out break of the war, I returned houne'from a foreign country. • I bad , resided for some time in one of the Spanish Ameri can Republics, wherp from the frequent currence of revolutions, rights of pro perty and person are lasecure, 'and great social as well es political evils' have a chronic existence., And-it-had been my pride, while absent, tosorittaat the con dition of those countries with our, own— the success of free institutions here-with their failure there—and todrawa cemclu sion there from highly favorable •to our countrymen. port of of , , landed at the port New - Yerk, the chief city of the State - 'of t which`Wllliem IT. Seward ill a. citizen, and the coniiiier cial metropolis of the United States. And I found my countrymen engaged in civil war; (Oland that litey,had forgotten the instiuction - SO ImPressiVely given thetn by Washington and Jackson agaist - ElCtiqanliam• and sectional ..parties, that j they had folli4ed the - evil elaniple -- of the -turbulent and degraded-countries 1 .within.,,anct beyond the tropics and.hati put in peril the existence Ortheirtr'eedom , find prosperity by a. tesorttio battlerind to ! war for the solution. of their j, internal dis- Por.my . feelings - .on tthatarecatffutta, have-no adequate langnage,-nrw-wattid-i -recallthein to mind 'except for an in structive purpose. Becoming acquaint ed with the condition of public affairs— cosi ing an anxious glance over the entire country as it presented itself to my ob servation—l felf; as clotibtless pin felt at that time, deeply troubled and humilia ted. The storm, long foretold es the result of sectional agitation, had -come in all its fury am). power, stoutest hearts quailed; and the statesman whose busi ness it is to take a wide view of affairs and to relieve himself from the vexations of the moment by contemplating those grneral lima which control ..the conse j quences of particular events, was,equally with ethers, unable 'to comprehend the. extent or duration of the great conflict. The first battle of Bull Ran had just bean fought and lost, and the President had been obliged to -call to his aid the patriot chieftain who had rescued West Virginia from the grasp of secession, and commit• to him the, defence of the ; Capital and the reorganization of the army. It was a time of much gloom and despondency, and well calculated to r , awaken anxious thoughts in one who came freshly to the scene, with personal interests as a citizen in the course and j character of public events. . But among all the thoughts which then :ifounct lodgement in my mind, those I - awakened by accounts of arbitrary ar- 1 treats in the Northern States were most painful. Ordered by public authority 'they were sustained by the party of the aidministration throughout the country, ;-and Moat absurd, frivolous and impu hientreasons: were heldsufficient.for their - Ttrat-theseqtrrests should stake place "in known "violationof the ;laws and be sustained and even applaud ed by many, was fearful evidene of our 'unfitness for .self government. I.twas also proof of.a danger, quite new to us ;and so in Bible that it has not even yet been received as real by many sincere inen among the friends of pi refer--the danger of a permanent loss of liberty by bur people and a change, ultimately, in their form of government. Yds ! I was forced to admit the unwel borne fact that I, in common with my fellow citizens, held all -my political -tights rand particularly the right of per .4fonal liherty, not under the established taws of the land, but—saYeet to a tele• raphie dispatch from Simon Cameron. This was the -condition .. to ..which American freemen were degraded at that time, when T found Abraham Lin- Coln President, William ft'SeOrard Sec retary ofgtste (With his convenient bell tit hand,) and Simon Cameron Secrets ay of War—found these men filling pia qes ,that And been filled by 'Washington, kty Madison, by Monroe and. by many worthies ofwhose names an honorable record will be held by. history forever. Nor.could I avoid reflecting that a lit tle way north, beyond the limits' of the free lJnited States and under the sover4 elgrlfY of the British ' Queen s there oh , tamed aathere has, long, through out the British empire, the absolute and unquestioned dominion Of law. In fact Lord Palmerston then, as now,-first gio.` liter of the Crown; could not have issued an order for , the arrest of the humblest subject in the , British dominions, or di rected resistance toss writ of habeas pets issuing from any COurt, ' Colonial or Imperial, withent being•forthwith hurled firm power and having his proud .name' 1 stamped with enduring jpf4pky,l9ad diS grace- t< . i Bach was the Centrist 'presented I)i' twedn the Administration of meat in'-this.counlryrundAtiltnitibnro; titim under amenArehlikUP9lger,- •Ar ,eafie 4,,Tige of lik anti thee ; other Nan a rule of Men: TA the otie ilecuritY , Of; private iighti3 ihdproniptlptinishinetit' `for there:hived* in:the stiller a itnimptii. 4ttforthatte xightaapdto,th4r„Ayader:' :'OMPAit.Y.t a Pt.e.ccintrust:Was on n4patym to 4xi Atialtrietin; t hlif that eon. "trastYtit itettlisappes*di' 'Ott th'iutlintruyitiallinetti and,Slheil°wli 44 " dePOUY groln u _deeper, ; and,rtiore' Sitttougl3l max.kedici tide ,Afttimeit::l''ingfiledtifi-nkyairilml, at I.l(etiiiitgiiieffed upoipthis. Iketnbetp; andany..conelusion_was, that wonid sltbnlivtA,A AY.ste4A-. 0f,Ar1..)1#837' ..Hif =IM : sucifusseruum 2311*.TifTev.ti,, h'jfitit. (0711- TirireA - 11) Led militittlorAerir cia , mll-4, " v,-4, • dal IN 1 1 . 4 f4l Y Xt AvIEMI A, . 1 .1; if-11 . +;.4 Glf+iiniiibiliZlif'tliiie,Ao4hilj% -4 144fintiiii) submit 'td-TiOlsk. t iten : tilitfeßitiSiVl - o(tliii . 1 3Filkiulliititer" 4tutd 4 tlialiiitrof pleasiira sii:',polkii?? aii witynoki - li gottld- possible, iEdthefitir ArotilaV6*- - with those l or ritYifillike who ,aliorliti'llelikti'thiiiil64... l*ilicioigt to rescue our EtOi**lnifit ~ ~ . ii *Exit: - --.. trOX oCtirlilfraiiAwrinOitire'C'aii *ate -_•-, . Kto itir,.poirtfififito.f:Junt: aliOn. • -,:‘,.. 4. t _ tidii. , _ ...,%..ro IL_ ....ev o 44 , 430:i11,- .'. .I"tiiif,iiliii:44 iiii* F effrik ; agir . '3,thhp -- - amok o ther ea' :- Ot t -:::' 7'- to-164U air iiMoitit_ , 4 Hoe ortileil# I lidmiwie.: -, ~ , .: ~, of tbktriitt§d twe-stigi .. ,„,,,-. ..-__. s c9.,,,,i.„ t, Otirsiiiii - *tt r lt - 47'' tion;oob,e-Mierti cfribiktif eeedie',*ith'eth - ei - t .-:- , A ...,,,- •-:,-.. in the ,electiOnYthniii.- ':, nese: 61', view ;twit daidi i' W f 'dP f dinilifir: tion, nintAlleiitioluigabbibittireig:VVar Now what dir Wi'lleidiel"Wi6l646f.: - --2:,-„ the capital' or - etiletfOtttltirklif ,-* our itteptlOU,MaYlin,fitge thi .. 6 ,1r,„„,„: Let unget'it - little . 'Obbililig da - ,- - :ff-s-, 7 t -:, p4BBlPli #ijiltg' ,ilig ii iiiV:fibtlYt. .` • . ' It: , 2 : - , , :. debates !i' ille - re fin Stibtii r .Altitle'rifitiotitd : --:,`-' and fro in our !' dial ivotiptituiftriiiiv t -,----:-. daily - aStgOelfitibile cini*fir . igitteiit ' ~ In9nia, l l,f,in.;brit l icoCiiiil%. + , .iff is * ...,. 7., . : _ upon a: naieow, f Weruoht 0 -til beneath Mk: . , - istiii#lll d'oPlieio 4 3, - fiv-danglia tucoMPaitf i liiiii o delitiiiming, - . ~.. yawns at Ite'fb6litniwetiti-obe wildertuent, ' Mitifiliff" f0 2 =066.600- scarcel y %able' tee u btlirid!walidf_Otili4s'..r' elikey'lli&Fanit is altnnit Tiniffrituttie tlne mbinent. of eiiremaefildret.tlibit - ;4 - :. , ` lift this eyealfionr rilta- s geArsatileirk'- - !4 gli** Pat ' 4 , 1 1 08 13 ,:„I,,,,,._APitt some coniiplenorie; itientNitent: jeer allitlewaY 'a ;htinniffiXelfft:lollVA'.:;='.ir What la the riitiltig4AtlifiiifiVdo66V-,-;.--r firmrfese id taro - dterAnintidilarkiigifteS:. his heart, his neri,ed'ari -Wae'bYeetettriikinfoltV; ,-- - , - .4, me 1.93 1011- -litiot~iiiiFAn -7- ' , 4_• . ':' safety - o*,er Ike - tO44 .l iinetiiibtilefte.;=,,r-2,'S woters, - ' , Fitts laintliniWi:Chidiad!fitittC-3.----- digit left be4. 1 04 6 4 .. _ 114114 " 41 ',' " 4114 T''''-i : ' Ted terror r br 3 ' lan' i 4 urt i tifoitiiiik . : s: . .:i . r W 4a44 : ole t a d i ffeatAinieb r atila r2 talW4 to us, retiehi , sitiiiii i ri‘thinVr*.,-1- + w 6 corn* tidzotidiii iiiititetrAtiliP,P-cl'f,4 objectelfittficitkrj` - tgibl thwitiiii:voV, - 4,, the - ray - 6,0k upon - jthb' l iiiiir* - erA>ylttk,.,. earjh burthecleg . th l itielk, Tor •VollhE6e - " -!--.: escapts theli 6 r T.il6Peaigiftiteuile "-- •:- ' which ant eve ,lb ' 'ard r ivittialtifililetal effeeyand.lirmilitile-'in /its eitfri.4636f .-- ... destruction. , ~.11-.,.. , . ',Ai 1, , :,13 ..'heel. 3-'O . -; Now,gentlniiiei,*, , bli'Vtefentatilitf- egetcergteoetifietrabittiehtthit4petiv, when we' are Uildt , r(tiittill'ittatrumatt ' ' what hi cideliiiing-:-broin'inVitiffkilienNit appears lintiosaibleln - go hint - itifd'thrtak ... to okforward,and our bearfenieftlibl; o .d. snit:Mika fitil - 64 - fierfititi - atb*Allere are'oliipettevapbb whiffiatiNint,,AoV-Joia , -,,:- gain composure qinfri' .. +i .c;g6wth.4,:zkii their - ;Obitii4tiOW. dtln diAgitifing, ~- thigt:antt foini.babigaUM6l4l44.aite•---.7i'k.2 1104 retilttiaiiiii ffst , !alitifeitgliti tb -- and Pilau Petri 'williiiiyeil , n3 ofitltt wlitchlwiimeed but vtillicth - -46614tu• apeedkdeliv - tratiEe'frbrn 4atiffertg.#l2i L'f , Zet us withhold `our`eyeefreiticlebb - on either hand iihinli wOliga6l.6( aux; attention and hitnleftiefiefrertiethiLliorn securing Mir nitiahr.,,ot.lOtiff- livo att-this earl)batpossiblkAofitiiiteViiiiur - eyes uPonlfilloir;_ Met arid - )gfild s . as oar capital dbjectiV iiii4 thealtdrigfi:+tb he attained to 4 iasit - ktifte end 4447't4ilig_ ware, not'pjr . bpondifi of ' elreunigaittein, .. - not by prundertni -Adistila , lifil:itdii;%*k_ not by an trob'rtileelitideballevript-ifd.- der plea of necessity; , - .V . 0 .- ty.theittitgenbr upon thainMcy or fanntlerehflitiPuelfish, _'- ••,- and biutalinen; but ft; honestly; by:the tifirdifforlinittritintatibn ' .. a policy - at once sini . Pse,' ikililearid-104-• mu: among. ' ' ` '..-..--”I'" urn wri;l4, - ,: • Turn yinitielvei "whnililtwaY 'tibia these Miserable r•disr.utes alionto"lOyal- ty," about what *Obi.' tiehMitua.lihnitthp called ilia WhatTint'ahill ':oll,yoimluska look toposegitatrtibjeetsaillbli---116ve rrientioned and td - theiippretal6teiliians for securing:the*, ' 7 Thet tat the cipltal objedts of degirefoi - villdhllitiliffkrilbf the'penfiltidicTuld yearre, , '664 , :tcPattain them—not on#:lill fg . n.t , fif Vitiniz4mtity mane artiieVonld ll lio ifftWiltdb **sky man'elraontlittAhdPtln fda,...707d am.:: Now Whit,l6Pßi,p6ifel Willie tlebtkrn of Gen: George lt...'lrreekllitiainititAn theileVatbituter initveilsiong I ifidtgradin or ` the" corraiiTzattoriliiparfy4sitlizteilth he in ideitifiedri We'defdrectrigimiitin the very objects jristmitinedrtstbrdi &o bble everything- '.>l' f itaftendifcso4tits,Of ' bleeding whichlhaiblie4ieettaitclittis time can desire."- '- t-cri- ..i;' , Ele - ..4 . .. `,14; In the fire pltece - bv , iftitOrtieleitiin's election we seelkb-+:retitinekheallitniun which was brnkenlii'condeiffnatelittlthe elevation of the existing , Atiiiiiiiitintien to power. - That - + .a AdmirtisthitiinkAuts failed to restore tho , Union; its true :char acter ari.,incaP.4olt,YlfaftwtibiOnie known to us , and:thehme to 1 - Trunomtce -- judgment - of minffnonnitlon vim' it, has arrived. ^ Observe: np' blitfibfi'dittoniw be made to' tiiosb * l l - did. . a i tltr 4 ./aft - • coin and oripOiblilikl# tiriFtlin,R6Ole, upon - . the ground ' nigsf' tciid - Istibree yearn filpck,vhdii:wg:*Veiciltitiiit power babik.. - AaVioarr i M 'd_ r- s! hapae he bet a : ftetnal oo - 2 .... • of L a the pnblielnitlnD ti , ..., , . ..... d , reasonohlr6rigileit ..= f . • iii ...; ~,. the - ' pelipleOhat';WeAti htl . ., . ..!. , to some e.ltbrit to tire' . • ;Yr: Vhitet so far as Worild'hn lift ~,,- t tion.tn - Vatieo tbe iia, - ~ •,. .iiiiii influence - Co aka+Ufribti .': . - 4 1 0ii.. 1 . 4 - ; * bit' l 4 -niallta..befurn. , iliiiiiWTrit the retitittpitintt 0 _.t kkiiikeneF%te . reiv gker., , Conside