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A HDOILY CONCENTRATED
V geteible ExArtiet
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Dr. 11008 tit(Ps.
GERMAN, BITTERS
PRBPARIED
DR. C. D, JACKSON, Philadel
Poimit: .
F~ ill eZootually Cure
Liver Complaint 9
DYSPEPSIA.,JAUNDICE,
I,ivronte. or Nervonti BeGillfy Dilseage
of the dildneys, and all Diseases
A rinialg from a Disordered
Adver - or Stomach,
suen
as Consti
_patiom Inward
Files, Fullness or
Blood to the Head,
AoidiWof the Stomach,
Nausea., Heartburn, Diagast
for Food, Fullness or ' W
ight in
the Stomach, Sour Friietations, Sink
ing or Flattering at the Pit et ine Stom
ach, Swimming or the need. Hurried and
difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart,
Choking or suffocating lionsationa when in a lying
oosture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or webs be
ore the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
Head, Deficiency et Perspinttion, Tel.
lowness of the Skin and Eyesj'ain in
the Side, Bask, Chen,bs. aro.
Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burn
in in the Flesh, Constant
Prod l,
and great of
depres
'ion of
soirits,
And will positively prevent Yellow Fever, Bil
ious Fever, km
THEY CONTAIN
NO ALCOHoI. 011 BAD WEIASECT
They will sure the above diseases in ninety-nbi,
AM out of a hundred.
Induced baithe extensi v e sale and universal
eoptuan3 Cormanßitters. (Pull
9 /847 3uB tabl
v h n of
Lw uponan u t Era s egor
aumanity tt!elloodrati o a f Nostrums in the shape
of poor whisky. compounded with injurious
Iru: and christen - Tonics, Stonanehiesandlllt;
tam.
Beware of the innumerable array of alcoholic
preparations- in talethorio-bottlesi and big,bellied
kess, under ,the modest appalled= of Bitters;
which, instead of oaring only aggravates diseases
nd leave the disappointed sufferers in despair.
HOOFLAND'S :GgRAIA - BIPTERS
Are not a new and untried article,but have
stood the test of fifteen years trial bythe Am
can public; and their reputation and sale. are
not rivalled by any similar preparation.
The proprietors , ALLY 4 thousands of loaders
from the most tefaineait
Clergymen, Lawyers, 'Physicians and
• . Citizens.
Testifying oftheir own personal knowledge. to
the beneficial effects and medical virtues of these
Bitters.
DO YOU WANTBOMETHING to STBENG
YOU OU:
DO WANT A. GOOD APPETIM
00 YOU WANT TO RUUD UP YOUI2OOIV
STITUTION)
00 YOU WANT TO PAWL WALL)
00 YOU WANT TO GET lUD OF AEG VOUB
NESS 1
DO YOU WAN7'.ZNYVGy
Do you want to sleep well
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cue o
feeling S at brißiL and ylgoro
re v>a
do, ua
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Thera are many prparations cold under the
anze of Bittere, put up sit quart bottles, compounded
I the cheapest udrieky or common run,, cpetins from
re 54 ° 4 "ente Per tcylon, ,the tasta des.. . se. s •
This elan oflii,fhae canaeor a:net - 4PM contin
e to cause as long as they can be sold, hundreds
die the Death of' the drunkard, By their use the
,stem i e kept continually , under the influence of Al
phobic Stimulants ai the wot-Ct land, the desire for
signor is created and kept up, and the result to all
m horrors attendant upon a drunkard's life and
scah.
far those who desire and will have a Liquor
titters,wepublish the following receipt. L'et One
Cottle Hoofland's German Bitters, and
dr with Three Quarts of Good Brandy
r whisky, and the result will be a preparation
at will far excel in medicinal virtues and true
wellence a:4:1 of the numerone Liquor Bitters in
e marlee:, and will cost mach less, You will
ups all the virtues etf Hootiand's Bitters in
',leo/ion with a good article af Liquor., at a
uch less price than these inferior preparation
ill coat you.
ATTENTION ZOL.DIERB,
Tuffs; FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS
We call the attention of all having relations or
lends in tae army to the fact that -HOOF
AND'S German Bitters" will core nine tenths
the diseases induced by ex_posures and priva
ons incident tt. camp life. In the listrb, publish
almost daily in the newspapem, on the arrival
the eisa, it will be noticed that a very large Pro=
srtion are suffering from debility. .Every case
that kind can be readily cured by Hoofiand'a
erman Bitters. Diseases resoling from disor•
ere of the digestive organs are .pot duly remov
1.. We have no hesitation in stating that, if
:eso Bitters were freely used among our soldiers
indreds of lives might be saved, that otherwise
ill be lost
W e call particular attention to the following re
araable and well authenticated cure of one of
‘e, nation's heroes, whose life, to use his own
nage"has been saved by the Bitters:"
Pismtpat.rmia, August 23d,1862.
Messrs. Jones & Evant—Well, gentlemen, your
uotiand's German Bitters has saved my life,
sere is no mistake in this. It is vouched for by
imbers of my comrades, some of whose names
ss appended, and who were fully
_cognisant - of
I the circumstances of my sake. I am, and have
am for the last four years, a member of Sher
an's celebrated battery, under the immediate
mmand of Capt. R. B. Ayres. Through the ex
mare attendant upon my arduous duties, I wa
tacked in November last with inflamatien o f
l 0 lungs, and was for seventy two days in the
what. This was followed by great debility,
lightened bPart attack of dysentery I was then
moved from the Whitehouse and sent to this
ty on board the efeamer ”State of halite." from
hich I landed on the 23th of .4tine., :Since that
me I have been - about as TO* as any one could
I: and still retain is spark ofvitality; For a week
more I was scarcely able to swaolow anything,
id if I did force a Mdiftel dews, it was Immesh
taly thrown up again.
I could not wren keep a glass of water on my
omach.. Life could rustiest under these eircum
mom ;and, accordingly the physicians who
sd bead working falchfully.`though unsuctoesfal
., to ream° me from the grasp of the dread Arch
• frankly told me they couid do no more forme,
id t ivised me to see a clergyman and to make
ich cis' position - of my limited Panda as beet mit
t me. An acquaintance who visited me at the
mph's!, Mr. FrWerick Steinbron. of 6th below
rob Street, advised me as a forlorn hope, to try
our Bitters and kindly . marred a bottle. From
to time I commenced taking them the shadow of
eath receded, and I am now, thank God for it,
stting better, Though I have taken but two hot
s. I have gained 10 pounds, and feel sanguine
being permitted to rejoin my wife and daugh-
T, from whom I have heard nothing for eigh,
len months; for gentleman, I arc a alVirgin
.n, fo re the vicinity of Front Royal, To your
valuable Bitters Lowe the glorious 'privilege of,
rain clasping toter bosom those who ate ,dearest,
me in life.
Very truly. yours ISAAC MALONE.
i
We fully concur n the truth of the.above state
eut. as we had despaired of seeing our comrade.
Ir. Malone:restored to health.
OLIN CIIIMILEBACH, Ist N. Y, Battery.
lEOBGE'A, ACKLEY. Co. 0. llth. Maine, WIS CITEVALIER, 92d N. Y.
. E, SPENCER let Artillery Battery F.
B, PANE WELL. Co B. 3d Vermont.
MARY B. JEROSICE, Co B, do
(EN BY T. MACDONALD, Co C 6th Maine.
OLIN F. , WARD: Co R. sth Maine,
KERMAN. KOCH ; Co 72d NY.
fATHANIFEL__B THOMAS, d o F. 95th
LNDREW J. KIR MALL, Co A. 3d Vermont
OLIN JENKINS Co B, 106th Penna.
BEWARE OF cOUN. TERI:Ems.
t Bee that - thil -0.
onthe Wa.tYPetcof oar bottle.
PRICE PER BOTTLE 75 CENTS, OR
HALF DOZ, FOB $4OO.
Should your nearest draorigt not have the ar
tele, do not be put off by anreftho- intoxicating
reparations that mar beSsffered in its Place, but
end to or. and we will forward, securely packed
y express.
It ~prioApril Ghee, and mnanorioto*.lso. 4. 3 4
Irish street
JONES & EvABB -
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.(Successors Co C. It. 'Jack - sori & C 0.,)
P roprietors
,var For sale by Druggists and dealers in every
ens hi the United States. and by
KEYszoe.
ak.
Et. P. SCHWAB Pittsburi
WIL.AIso for sale atltiignazgaefig s
001.
wof the Diamond anti
for sale O M ?' StitOR.7OII:NPTO .
Claw edalt/4 1 1 1 4 and Po urall:0 1 4
A. J. RAWKI7 V 4t
harks' street. this. doors below tth. Pittsburgh
alietrlseligp 4115.14
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TEE DAILY - POSt =-- ADOUCIED " P j etni,..but Handel tonight. The surg-
RATES • "• . • . .; 1 - ing sounds died away, and silence itself
SiOne year; lip Riail.- .....................,••••49 00. _seemed melodious for a while. -
x inoliths.
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Three ' • But now another passage was to be thrid-
One " " .. ',, „, •
„_. n ded—Oh 'liow different, -yet equally won-
SiSingle week ; delivered iirice"City::: .. :..... 18 derful / It might be called the soul's
ngle copies... .... ...----......—... ..... ~... 3
To agents per frandzed ... . . —2 00 strife witle its passions and temptations.
NEW ADVERTISIN RATES. It opened, ith just enough of the air of
0 Home,Sweethome"o you
t fill with the
The following rates of adVertiAny.. b nye been expectation Of more; yet it was never.ftdly
agreed upon by the Publishers °lure ." •': ,-;
Day Press, to take eife , t el, and an , 1 , developed. It seemed like singing in the
day of November. 180 , .. ,• , 1 no w ~.,, distance which the wind interrupts, brine-
FOB STANIIIN(4 fnmerirrest. ing now a full strain, and then puffing it
PIM' sriso 1, E. squ a n -.... r v r- t 70 : ' all away. I took this to have been the
Oneinsertion.-.. C.: 00 et.•.. month...—. 6 9 00 musical imaging of home and childhood.
Two insertions— it 09 L/tires months... ri 00 -oh_ ,
Three insertions R or, F , ,,, month ,
... 1 • 3 00 ...,, mm, beg ins its career in joyfulness,
One week:. .... v; GO ' F'7.• want`'. t (IP ' and amidst scenes of love. But soon the
Two wee ks 13 no Si X ;..“..n ' • L a mm sounds began to jar with discords.
Three weeks a ° {l l ' Nine 113°1 "";•• • ' le by little conflicts swept in upon the
FOB. CIEIALEIGEABLI6 mirErt. ' .ti
One.month ..... -.. 600 : Ono year....-.... 20 1, 0 L " "
melodious flow. Now, evidently, had
siu
Which allows theprivßege of a weekly change begun fearful temptations ; now there was
ofmatter. to
t , e inserted among new Bin ! and remorse, and shame, and wailing,
areeisomenta.
and prayer. This wee pictured to us by a
PER,SINGLiI squang, EVERY DV . If
Six months storm that had begun in distant Bounds,
.Twelve months
... g sis
em 00 but rolled nearer, with loud winds, till the
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Administrators' Notices.- •2 25 gusts whirled nearer and swept by so evi-
Marriag_e Notices yr, dently that I almost looked to see the
Death Notices. each insertion 00 church rook. Sharp and high totes dash
elt- All !advertisements ordered In for one ed in the effect of lightning. The whole
Month, or less time, to bo cash at the time of or
dering. , building jarred with thunder. Hail d'ash•
ed audibly down with a rushing, cutting
sound. This came and went with many
evolutions and variations—a moment's '
victory arid song, the shutting in again of
the temptation darkness. The wild strug
gle, the moment's rest, when holy thoughts
lift the soul above all its troubles, and
make holiness seem ineffably precious ;
the return of passions, the despair and
wailing ; and so through the sorrowful
stages of the soul's conflict, until at length
when its victory came, its strength had
departed, and with low and tender voices
of angels about it, it seemed rising and
wafting it away to that land 'where the
wicked - cease from troubling and the weary
are at rest.' I could not restrain my
tears. There rose upon my mind such a
sense of human life, its mournfulness, its
suffering, its need of the divine Spirit,
tiAt I could but pray and sob, "Save,
Lord, or we perish." And I heard that
voice to the soel, saying, "Come unto me
all ye that labor and are heavily laden.
and I will give you rest l' '
The little bell tinkled again. The ser
vice was over. We moved out of the
darkness into a pure and moonlit air, and
walked to our rooms, full sad, 'glad, tear.
ful,
DAILY POST.
(From the Independent.]
Letter From Henry Ward Beech
FREIECRG, SWITZERLAND, .1
July 28, 1863. j
DEAR FRIENDS IN THE OFFICE:
I have just returned from the church of
St. Nicholas.. The fame of its organ led
me to make this a point of rest for the
night. A: little before eight o'clock we
entered the church—gothic, large,. and full
of twilight. Several score came in, and
ellOntly waited - as we did. One more, and
another, still entered, and seemed like
shadi)We flitting past the huge columns.—
A bevy 'of girls came lightly forward,
clinging together, and like a flock of
doves that swing round and round before
alighting, they moved to the right, only
to swing bank to the left, where soon,
gently and prettily, they all settled upon
the luxurious -oaken board called a seat.
The great front doors were closed. The .
inner iron open-worked gate shut with a
dull clink. Then a signal bell for the
organ rang, and wag echoed by another
below, plentifully rung. All were silent
—waiting for the opening note. I hoped
to hear some !'Miserere — breathed out, or
some soft supplication that would carry
me up. above life and day. Instead, a roll
and crash came frcl: „..e full organ.—
Everything rushed torth with screaming
exultation. If there flew into the roar a
little snatch of meioay , all the parts, like.
so many hawks., sw, I.od down. upon it,
the . poor; sweet little melody wished it had
never spread its wing. It was too late for
regrets. They tore it to pieces, and noth
ing, was heard of it more.
Everything had gone wrong with me to.
day. I was in a re.actiou. Yveterday I
had gone over the Wengern Alps, Ft; , :J
face to face with Jungfrau, Moneh. au , '
Eiger; Been the glaciers. and h ..
avalanches ; and ccme ,•zr.! to
sun go down upon that c,t,cl,ess
in exquisite glory; to sec 11700C1
and change it.. Eaicl
air with an inr!l>e
full of God aLd €i , r 1
This morning 1 rose - scb
ing all day long pleated me. A:,
the organ must turn against me.
after awhile it seemed to have found
master that restrai , ,,,l it. Less and less
harsh was it b‘7, slops began to pre
dominate ; the ba,mony was rounded anti
tall ; and at length a plaintive air was
given and repeated again given and
echoed by this and that stop % until I could
think of nothing else but a singing school
in heaven, where an angel was practicing
the little angels, and each of them was
imitating, as well he could, the Boum.•
ous sweetness of his master's theme.--
Then the angels, old and young, all sang
together. My heart sang too, and I was
'purely happy. So then, I had a musical
repetition of some of my Alpine experi
ences. It was just so that I bad climbed
those rugged passes, and been savagely
treated by a storm that roared about us,
and that followed - Us down the other side,
until at length, the descent accomplished,
an exquisite valley, sunlit, full of happy
people, rejoiced my eyes—a thousand
times more lovely from its contrast with
the fierce tempest among the mountain
tops.
Then came a sort of exhibition piece,
in which the organ was made to show
what it', could do. I never liked such
things. • An organ is the gravest and the
grandest instrument in the world. It is a
musical ',cathedral. Its service is religious.
To set it to perform waltzes is as absurd
as it would be to clear a cathedral for the
dancing i of waltzes.
It is putting an organ to mockery to lead
it up and down in frivolous rope-dancing
and musical legerdemain. What is more
absurd than a herd of elephants dancing
a minuet ? What would be thought of a
senate of detertible men who should down
on their knees and play at children's
games leap-frog, mumble-the-peg, and
such like sports ?•
The best thing to be said of the ponder
ous levity included in to-night's exhibi
tion is, that it was less bad than usual on
such occasions.
'The famous Vox Humana stop disap
pointed me. Although very skillfully
managed, as it needs to be, and in, some
few notes closely resembling the human
voice, on the whole it WS° ^Ot close enough
to satisfy, acarbely to ',tease. It was al•
ways used after a dark and tempestuous
passage. It sounded asiif one were riding
past a church in a storm and heard rather
nasal voices - chanting iherein. Once or
twice it was brought ow with au illusory
sweetness.
Handel's Hallelujah Chorus eatisfied
me. It was magnificently rendered. The
whole power of tne instrument was devel
oped. As the sublime conception was
evolved, I lost all thought of time aad
plats. , The aolid•roof ,passed away. ; The
organ itself-vas for a moment forgotten.
The whole air was filled. with glorying
angels. Thy cried to each other with
ecstatic joy, aid answered back as j
jy. .yew bands broke in. Sweeping no.
ward aa into thicker hosts and carrying
the fiery contagion of rapture, the whole
universe seemed :in motion of boundless
joy. Then thou, too. 0 my son!! Bidet
loin the celestiale,losti ezonnd,
or articulatioh, - but with worst.i l tul
thoughts and sacred joys, unspeakably;,,,
full of iglogt Then there yes, Jilted up
before my inward sight a majesty of love,
as far surpassigg plop and. piNgf4e,
terday the gni:4-010;1404a, „In natant
sunlight, had' seetned , Jrnore grsnd and
glorious than the daisfea' - ilttd harebells
that grew at. /heir leet I, ant are Ahat
music le the key that open)). heaveb, -Net.
Human Nature
Some wise man sagely remarked, "there
is a good deal of human nature in man."
It crops out occassionally in boys. One
of the urchins in the school ship Massa
chusetts, who was quite sick was visited
by a kind lady. The little fellow was suf
faring acutely, and the lady asked him if.
she could do anything for him. Be re•
plied:
"Yes, read to me."
"Will you have a story !" asked the
ady.
••No,'' answered the boy; "read from
visit was repeated. and again the boy ask•
ed the lids to read.
"Shall I road from the Bible'," she in
quired.
“Oh, no, was the reply, "Pro better to
day r , ad me a love story !”—New Bed
Lord 'andard.
Tho Queen of Puddings
A correspondent of the American fag
riculturist gives the above title to a pud
clite, for making which ho furnishes the
ow:r:g receipt
-I) 1- Hit of nice bread crumbs to one
:".r, one cup of sugar, tho yolks
.. eggs beaten, the grated rind of a
;Lon, a piece of butter the size of an
egg Hake tAtitil done but not watery.
V. hip ~ )- e whites of the eggs stiff, and beat
in a teacupful of sugar in which has been
stirred the juice of the lemon. Spread
over the pudding a layer of jelly or any
sweetmeats you prefer. Your the whites
of the eggs over this and replace in the
oven and bake lightly. To be eaten with
cold cream. It is second to ice•cream,
and for some seasons better.
•
Singular Effect of a Round Shot.
A member of the Twenty-fourth Massa.
chusetts regiment was seated in the
trenches a few days since, leaning against
the earthwork, with his back toward Fort
Wagner: A solid shot from one of the
rebel guns struck the thick embankment
behind him, and, though no visible effect
was produced upon the face of the paral•
lel, the soldier was instantly paralyzed
and rendered 'tterly helpless. He was
removed to the hospital, and, although
there were no marks of injury about him,
he lived only two days.
A GRAND jury in rebeldom ignored a bill
against a huge negro for stealing chickens,
and before discharging him from custody
the judge bade him stand reprimanded,
and he concluded thus : "You may go
now, John, but, (shaking his finger at
him) let me warn you never to appear
here again." John, with delight beaming
in his eyes, and a broad grin, displaying a
beautiful row of ivory, replied : "I
wouldn't bin here die time, Judge, only
de constable fotch
CHARLES Lamb quaintly said, "One
cannot bear to T ay for articles he used to
get for nothing. When Adam laid out his
first penny upon nonpareils at some stall
in Mesopotamia, I think it went hard with
him, reflecting upon his old goodly orch
ard, where he had so many for nothing."
"No one should indulge in such horrid
anticipations," as the henpecked husband
said when the parson told him he would
be joined to his wife iu another world,
never to separate from her. "Parson,"
said he, "I beg you won't mention the cir
cumstance again."
CIE THE FRIENDS OF BARGAINS
VLF in BOOTS and SHOES, assembled daily at
CONCERT HALL SHOE STORE,
62 Fifth Street,
to ratify the schedule of exceedingly low prieeg
of BOOTS nod SHOES, which ban been adopted
for the
Closing Out of Spring Stock,
Don't fail to attend this meeting and brie
t, g
nu trionds with you, for the following very good
Whether you purchase or not yon
rr~cicepoliteattention• All gpods are wanterited
,„ c very oarticular t Theyr.•ivtlege allowed of ex,
aging every article which upon examination
at home, does not meet the entire approval of the
purchasers.
`RENDIBIIII THIS Pl4Ol,
!62 FIFTH STIMET.
BANKING HOUSES
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF P ITTOBITWOR.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICR OF - COMPTEOLLRIZ OF TEE CURRENCY. •••
Washington City, Aug. sth, 18634
WHEILIAS, By satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, it has been made to unrear
that the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PftTS
BURGII, in the County of Allegheny and Mute
of Pennsylvania has been duly organized under
and according to, the requirements of the Act of
Congress, entitled "an Act to provide a National
Currency, recurod by a pledge of United h lateE
Stocks and to provide for the circulation and re
demption thereof," approved Februar) . 25th,
1863. and has complied with all the prov;.:ens nt
raid Act required to be complied with before
commencing the business of Banging.
Now TWIZILEFoIIE. I, llngh &IcCulloch, Comp
troller of tho Currency do hereby certify that the
said FIRST NATIONAL BATIK OF PITTS
BURGII, county of Allegheny and State of Penn
sylvania. is authorized to commence the liminess
of Banking under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness nay hand and
seal of office, this sth day of August, iss:3.
SS )
RUGEL MeCULLOCII,
{ . Comptroller of the Currency,
The First National sank
of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
LATH PITTSBURGH TRUST CHIPANI,
Capital $400,000, wlth' c prtytleg-e to In
crease to $1,4)00,000
The Pittsburgh Trust CornipanY having organ
ized under the act to prowldo a National Cur
rency, under the title of th4FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF PITTSBURGH. would respectfully
offer its services for the Collection of Notes.
Dnitis, Bills of Exchange, ate.. receive money on
deposit and buy and sell Exchange on alt parts
of the country.
The success which has 'Wooded the Pittsburgh
Trust Company since its organization in 11152, will
we belive be a sufficient guarantee that business
entrusted to the new orgableation will receive
the some prompt attention:
Having a very extensive - correspondence with
Banks and Bankers, throughout the country. we
believe we ten offer unusual faciiitles to those
who do business with us,
The business will bo oon4ueted by the same
officers and directors. .-.
DIRECTO*);
James Laughlin. Wm. K. Ninaielt,
Hebert S Hays, Alexander Speer
Thomas Bell, Wancia 0. Bailey
Thos. Wightman, L Alex. Bradley,
JAMES LAIG
Samu H el a.
Lgi , President
JOHN D. SOUL
Angust ,4h,
W. J. KOONTZ
KOUNTZ & MERTZ,
BAN K. BS,
No. 11A Wood St., S nd doo above
Fifth S •
~IEALEAR IN
. FOR GIN AND Dome:lde
Exelia'nre, Cruct, Ba Nuteu. am! Govera•
ment Liecuritm, Collodi Le primptly attended
W_____
all OLD, SILVER OEVIAND NOTEN
W.WCertidaatea of indotloatteaa, Quartermar:
tent Certificatoe.
7 340 Bonds and Coupons,
4"
411
VirgailieltegVmug4
JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING
Eli ERTAIN AMENDMENTS TO THE
CONSTITuTION. Be it resolved by the &nate
and Howie of Riprettentatives of the Clmninort
wealth of Pennsylvania in Gepera/ Assembly met,
That the following amendments be t rainsed to
the Constitution of the Commonwealth, in ac
cordance with the provisions of the tenth article
thereof;
There shall bean additional section to the third
article of the Constitution, to be dosienated ss
seetien four, as follows :
• . .
SECTION 4 Whenever any of the qualified
electors of this Commonwealth shall be in actual
military service, under n requisition ;rem the
President of the United States, or by the anthor
ity of this Commonwealth, such elector ? nosy ex
ercise the right of suffrage in all elections bp the
citizens, under such regulations as are, or shall
be, prescribed by law, as folly as if they were
present at their usual place of election.
There shall be two additional section, to the
eleventh article of the Constitution, to he deiiig
?anted as 'actions eight and nine, as tollows :
SECTION S. No bill shall be passed by the Leg
'filature containing morn than ono subject, welch
shall bo clearly expressed in the title, except ap
propriation bills.
_ .
Sacrum 9. No bill shall be passed by the Lee
islature granting any powers, privileges, to any
case, where the authority to grant such powers,
or privileges, has been, or may hereafter be,
=Warred upon the courts of this Counnonvrealth
JOHN
Speaker of the House of 1.:!•r. - .-entati, a,.
JOHN
Speaker of the Senate
OPPICE CY TRU
SECRETARY OY THE COMMONWEALTH. ,
Harrisburit, July 1, litN,
PENNSYLVANIA, S:
(mil Ido hereby eertiky that the foregoing
La. annexed is a full, true and correct copy of
the original Joint Resolution of the Gen
eral Assembly, entitled "A J oint Iteselution pro
posing certain amendments to the Codatitution."
as the same remains on nle in this office.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto net my
hand, and cannel the seal p m t the Secretary's Of
fice to be affixed tho day atm Year ah , ,co written.
ELI SLIFER,
inlo:dtt Secretary of the Commonwealth,
ib:Av C 0 V .E
Ta Strengthen and Improve the Bight.
TiE asestim. PEBBLZ
Russian Spectacles,
IniERNONS SUFFERING FROM DE
festive sight, arising &fort age or other cans
ee, can be relieved by using the Russian Feb
ble Spettacles, which have been well tried b
many responsible citizens of Pittsburgh and vi
cinity, tawhom they have given perfect satisfac
tion. The certificates of these persons can be
seen at my office.
%M. All who pnrohase one pair of the Russian
Pebble Spectacles are entitled to be supplied in
faturefreeaf charge with those which wiii always
give satisfaction.
Therefore. if you wish to ensure an improve
ment In your sight call on
J. DT4MOND, Practical Optician,
&ianufacturer of the Russian Pebble Speotaoles,
lanl6.(Law No. lt9 Bifth street. Post ilnildin
Agie t,y place of hnsinees is closed on Saturday
ST - FRANCIS COLLEGE,
UNDER CAR Cif IHE i RACISCAN RROTHERS
r IRIS / tesTrwario N. CIaTMR. TED
. IN LORIiTTO, Cambria county Pennsyl
vania about four miles from Cresson Station, on
the direct route bet Ween Philadelphia and Pitts
burgh. *LB chartered in, 1858, with privilivee to
confer the u.sual Collegiate Bvnoii and Degpaa 3 .
The location of the College is ono of the moot
healthy In Penneylvanla--this portion of the Alle
gheny Mountains being eroverbial for its DAM
water, bitacket air. and pic',rtresoue scenery.
The Scholastic year eminences on the FIRST
MONDA47 after the Lsth of AUGUST. and ends
about the 28th of JUNE following. lt.ls divide I
into two Sessions. Students cannot return house
Setweer. the Seaton°. All the Apparatus neees
apy tor Land Surveying, Ithigineering, &N. A 6-0,
will be tarnished by the Institr.not, to aye
at:Monts:
Instrumental aka Vocal Made forms no extra
charge. Students will be admitted from etat
years to the age of manhood.
Tessai--Board and Inition.PaYable half yearly
in advance...„....
61,
Surveying ana use of instruments, peran
s
num. - . • 20
Cbuleal and Modern Languages, extra ..... ,
Students spending Vacation atthe Cdllege.. '2O
Reference can be made to the Rt. Rev. Bishop
O'Contot. to the Rev. T. S. Reynolds, St. Mary's.
Loretto, awl tooth.* Marro - mon of tboPitto , ..o,
Bishop - Domenee, Pittsburgh: Bishop
Wood,Philadelphia; Rev Dr, 011ara,Philadef
phia: Rev. Henry McLaughlin. Philadelphia:
Rev. P. Mahar. Harrisburg. aul7
C. A. VAN KIRK & CO.,
MANIIFACTIM6/1.9 OF
GAS FIXTURES & CHANDELIERS,
Patent Improved ikeelsair Patent Paragon
COAL OIL BURNERS,
HAND T MPS, COLUMN'S, &c.
Salearooms,sl7 Arch St, Phil ladelptas.
Manufactory. Fraaktord. Philidel~ his
SS. All good' warranted. i ynly
COMMERCIAL INFORMATION,
-- -
Arbitration C4inunittee of the Boort
of TradO
. . .
Wm. M. dEirliN V. P. I L:AB. I. N ETT
JNO. E. DILW(3RTH, Wm. MaCIMERY.
DAVID MoODLES.S.
al co ISZARIZET
CORRECTED FOR rlig 11011N117 . 0 PONT BY
FREd.R.S. KOUNTz & InrwrZ, Imogene:
l)
NJ. 118 woo israsn.r.
•
The following are tho buying end salting rat ea
for Gold, Silver, :
Gold
Dothaud Notw
Ea4B-eini ftxclunkti.
New York..
Philadelphia.
Boatun, ....
Wesitoru 11.Kehauct
Cincinnati
Louisville,
cloyeland
It Lode,
PITTBBUItaff OIL `I:IIADE
The market yesterday nresented no change.
The demand has certainly fallen of, Buyers do
not exhibit the same disposition to operate:that
they di! a few menthe ago, and so far as prices
tecre concerned we could learn of no change.
Bat urday rates were maintained for small trans
actions, 22Ca.225.6c for crude, packagos.re
turned and 28c packages included. Gf course
there were some dealers that refused to pay
these figures white other parties have withdrawn
their stocks and refute to sell 'except at an ad
vance. We do not expect heavy transaasions
until the weather becomes cooler.
Our latast dates from New York moor t a mod
erato amount of transaotions both in crude and
refined. Prices unchanged. Sales for future
delivery were made at a variety of prices.
The exports East amounted to 881 bbls.
The imports were, Per Allegheny river. 197
bbls crude; by rail, 70 bbls.
Crude—We give the following; 15.) hbls, 2
22,5.6 e, packages returned ; 18e do, packages in•
eluded, :802,0,-; . e: other sale, were made on
12133311211
Refined moderately firm: sales Lahl bhls iu
hond,4Se: I.ales of free at the usual :sdranco.
PITTSBURGH PRODITOE MARKET
OFFICE OF TtIEDAILT POEM}
Tue - day. Aug. 2fith i 1863.
The weather continues intensely hot, making
the transaetion of business during the middle of
the day decidedly unpleasant. Mono , matters
remains quiet the demand for money being very
limited. Rates rule low, the premium declining
steadily. Hay continues firm, the pupp'y not
being equal to the demand. Another advance
is looked for. Cheese-The market has under
gone no change. The receipts were equal to the
demand. Flour -We could pe ceive no change
in regard to this article Beyond small lots sell
ing for local purpose:. their war nothing done.
The stock on hood is sufficient for all ordinary
purposes- Bacon was in fair demand with a good
loony lots changing hands at full rates, The stock
on hand is fast disappearing Butter--The de
mand he , improved, holder., generally alking an
nri:o theef wins of the local trade
Bold en] of good brands were firm in their views
and were enah'od to obtain good prices, while in
ferior lots were posed of at prices. Among the
sales were 160 bbtr Extra, ..kW, 25: 210 do kxtra
Y a m, 6 mq.l; Pt). Wagon and irregular brands
sold lower,
Tiny has ads anon] Sale- 12 loads at .0 _lles
at from
Bacon-11 w market; demand
active. Among the salot wade were the folh.w
ing: sales of t l .O O O Al , uldeN '31 , 4 , 1: IWO It , s sides
Oie: plain ham=. 4,400 it s , °%c: 900 oiece2 of
S.C. hams at I 1.0t , t) b+ canvassed 1(.14411
Apgar—Sal , Orleans, 1 3§13'4ct 5 do
Porte Rico. 12.' lAc
Btolasmes- T:noblinz,i• gale, JO bbls old sr , c
Eaten of 101.b1.. nee at bb(u.(41,,,,
EKE- 541. g bid, at S, oo per dozen•
`aje, V& hblp
at V. 0,42 Ste per bid
Iron in 1.61.431141ph1rs
There i 3 , r Pig Meial and
8100$ of An re h, o t. 0.4 n confined to a few
:quad/ lot, at zi:Stece.s4 u r the three num
iJc7s and N. , ton, - e,tch Pig is
aeili r „, at $-}l,-seir+: 81000, of Prime
.4iiellty .are S.CflI oe, I 11.01.-h refined Ptsrs lis‘e
s;iettly de..itnet
nail/illoae 1 Mlle Market
Cattle-1 hr rE,ripts 0 beer o , at the State lice
stnek soales t -day wore hot, footing up d....4Xt
head tiatortsi hot, do • Tiiurtilay. The quality of
the offering. , wit, below tho tiverage and the mar
ket opened heavy :•otoit ot.t head were with
drawn. '2OO head :Pit it, or un,ititrd MI head taken
for washington mind [qtly head by Baltimore buten
err - prices ranging from $2. 41 to lou 'Ds
for inferior to good beeves, a dentine toi all
grade, of '%itg%c tier pound.
Hogs — The offerings of hoe, were liht, ut b with
on y a moderate demand. Prices sh g owed no ail.
position to change, sales being made at 70,7 5411)
led Ms notes to quality'.
Sheep—tined sheep n ere scarce and comm ;nil
ad ready sale at ' , Cgts),,e , its lb gross. The lower
grades moved slowly at 43,,,,i4-4:Ne.
5:12 .1.• II 23, m ..t.d x_. tv
Nl , ORBBOB TO
JAS. P. FLEMINC
D.IIUG.GIS rr,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Foreign and Domestic Drugs, Medicines, Paints
Oils, Dye-Stuffs and PerfumerY.
No, 77 Federal Street,
ALLEGHENY arrr, PA.
my22:lyd •
ELSINGBURG GRAPE,
wE CAN FURNISH A FEW VINES
oft this valuable Grape at $2 60 per demi
$l2 60 pet 100.
J. DUNLEVY,
Grocer,
NO. 4 DIAMOND,
PITTSBURGH, PA
ms'alsd*w
11. cert.& Et
O'HARA. &
At ney - m at Law,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
OFEICE bD GRANT STREET
OrrpllAite the Court House, Pittsburgh
airParticula.r attention given to the settlement
of Estates, sale and transfer of Real Estate, Es•
szeination of 'titles, Soldiers claims, collections
in
Promrt of the west.
t remittances., and full correspondence in
regard iQ all 4nsineer entrusted to Our care.
inl6-tt
R. HUTCHINSON
(LATE OF I F RCN & FITTCHTIPBONOi
OMISSION FORWARDING MERCHANT
Dealer is
WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE,
Flour, Grain, Fish. Dried Fruit, Pot and Pearl
Ashes, and PRA :LUCE GENERALLY . ,
Beat Bram:Lief Family Flour Always on Hand
No. 102 Second Street.
Between Wood and Market,
I'ITTSB UGH, PFNN'A.
IfA-Liberal ti•ti , Atioe ulAde no Pormgranemte,
apll-lvd
MEM
IF I itE l 5 RICK -
-11 , /ACTT - MING COSPA NY.
Kil4M, GLOVER itt
Mlaufazturani of Fide Briak, ^illy erneiblea, kg,
and dealers in Pi' o and ',made (lisp.
Office 3b& Liberty street, opposite the P.
LPr'-daess rs a=. Ptti
Itsbatmed
ILLIIII7?.tiIiTIPRI; 01°
Pure rklo 1 Carbon 011,
D
E Ed Z
AIRP•OIIee OR LIB:LIU P 83&'i 'l, oPpecito
Penn'a R. R. Depot.
nEILAtiI oil warranteJ
THE ARDESCO OIL. CDT eNY •
ANUFACTURE AND HAVE /NM
T-A-Baia a oupariof artioYa of
Datelined Avilesico
B tlYi it Bulling
. . .2.
... 11; iyj
1 1 - J 00
par
0
per
Par ,r 1
warehouse, 27 IN ST ET
PI2ISB (MOB. PRAYNA.
Par
p ? 4
ea'
I nt
•.incient Oil Work.
DUNCAN, DUNLAP as CO..
Mc.iralnotia:ers 0/
EBBS WHITE RBEINED
Lf. o r,i Z S. .
(H
O. 21'01 LIBERTY STREET, Pitta
Inzrgh. Po. mrickimd
HANDELIER qBRACKETS,
CORNICES, CANDELBRASS, LAMPS,
Tuesday. Aug. 2L, 18(1;
REGILDED OR REBRONZED.
and made equal to new. Alm Chandeliers
&e.. altered to burn Carbon 011. at the
Lamp and Oil Store of
wELDoN, RELLY,
169 Wood stroot. near 6th.
VPRING GOODS.
ATE WOULD CALL TILE ATTER
tion of Buyers to our stook of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
PLAIN AND FANCY CASSIMERES,
suitable for Business Buffs. A frill and complete
aasertment of fine bleak
CLOTHS ARM CALSSIHIERES,
Plain and figured Bilk and Cashmero Vesting
corner of Market Square, Allegheny GUY
tafr.dewttf
..... RODMAN MONS
MAGEE dz RICKS,
Importer: and dealers In
Cloths, Cassimeros, Sattinots
Postings, Tailors' Trimmings,
26b MARKET STREET,
North 636 e, PIEILLADELPILILA
174:—.)09-1741
HENRY W. BEA UItIONT *CO
T -7- 77. 61 066 1 1ii -
Alec). Blackberry, Raspberry, Wild Cherry, and
Ginge Brandioe, Old Monongbahela, Rye, and
other Whiskies, Jamaica RUM. &o.
10, S 3 Liberty Strleot,
Oppoeite Fourth Rtreot
PITTHBURGH, PA.
air Hotels Taverns. and ?kiwilieB, acipplie4 a
moderate prrdit= for Ct.h.
tnv:7l..lvd
M'iWrlfiTE.ll%l
Brat ,11' 11l it
GAS ARO STEAM FITTERS,
ill ki.,42 4.. t roman noil iron Corft
BRASS OASTFNGS, OF ALL KINDS
Made at the clortest aides.
Particular attention paid to the fitting up and
repairing of OIL REFINERIES.
31 ct 84 WATER STREET, near Liberty.
Tan ~ e nibers of this firm being practical me
zhantoe.. , f many rem's' experience in the burl
ris , s, will insure to give satisfaction in every re ,
spell. se6lyd -cin29
ugust 211 t 6, 1,4;:.
pRI VALI I D ISEADES
DR. BROWN'S OFFICE,
60 ,SMITHFIELD STREET,
Citizens and strangers in need of medical ad•
vice should not fail to give him a call.
Dr. Brown's remedies never tail to cure impu
rities, scrofulous and-venereal affections —Also
hereditary taint. such as totter. psoriasis anti oth
er skin.' iseases, the origin of whioh the patient
is ignorant. _ .
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. S's remedies for tide affliction. brought on
by soiitary habits, are the only medicines known
i n this country which are safe and will gpeodily
restore to health,
EHEUNIATISAL
Dr. Brown's remedies cure in a few days this
inful affliction
. _
Re also treat Pike. Gloat, fionnorrhoe, Orethal
Discharges. Female Diseases, Pains in the Back
and Kidneys, Irritation of the Bladder, strict
ures etc.
A atter to be answered mast contain at React
ONE DOLLAR.
.
Modicums sent to any address safolv_pmked.
Ciao° and private rooms. No. 50 SMITHFIELD
THEFT.THEFT. Pittsburgh Pa. nolsd.icar
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
05ice No. 69 Grant etreet, near the Court
House. Pittsburgh.
J. KNOB,
2 Fifth otreeL
L L BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
tL his care will receive prompt attention. Col•
loctions made and the money PromPtisr remitted.
deerxlyd
iirL FABER 83 CO.,
( ,;iO.ll ENGINE BUILDERS
ww. t. m'errur
LUERAL ra rtitiST: n.lo OILER EAKEitS
~sr the Pz ,, p_h, '2 R. PezawaDeixit
!cc xr.cadrAtritlalt AILX. JECJINDS 01
tits=VW, redwing from three to coot
hundred end horse twentr, and gaited fOr
Chin Mina. tisw /earls 131531 Varna:Ts. Factories
et tive partlentlar attention Ca the
and
oi
rttione a sad Machinery lot crist ex ti td for
anrights, caning and circular aarr mills.
}lave also on lumd, finished and ready for ship
ment at short notico, Fraftines and Boilers of ever,
description.
Alsotltzaiah Ileitem end tlaact icon epperately,
Wronght Iron &Mann. Etatsera and lallies In
every vole, and 00tetilltie the atanufact - era
Woolen hi_n cry and fdaohine Cards.
Car prices are low, our machinery mantas:atm
ed of the best onallb , td mitten:A% and warranter"
In all ewes to trice cafigactiou.
492r.Orden from all Darla of tstr eoantr r solicit
ed and promptly 1.134. fe.2l:iikw
CLOSING OLT SALE OF SOMME
Dry Goods without reward to cost, consisting
in part of Shawls, Silk Mantes, Circulars and
4 §; l =e , . Lace Points, Sun Umbrellas, and Dress
of all kinds
As I will vacate the front part of my store in
ten days for improvements, I desire to reduce my
stock. Entrance on Market Alley -and Market
street- Customers and the public are invited to
call at
CHARLES, L. CALDWELL,
(Suaotosor to Jas. Holmes is Co.,
PORK P:AC.:B Jr. me,
• Dealer la Ers=l: l 2.d. gar ured Ham%
Omar Markttsod Yirst stmts. Plttabluth. Po.
doolialsd.
DEALERS IN OILS.
E. M. HIE - 8
8,/
NON- EaPI IL-3 tva. !LEO,
PURE VENESOLII
embracing all the nerreet etrles of
W. H. MeHEE & CC.,
lIMFEBBRAMS.BEET
made to ordo;,
CEO. R. COCHRAN'
LrebEl Lye) Tau 0143mv,
rerr.s - 6tisuat, t,
N0H.96 J
M. L
arket YNCH
stree,
t,
between sth et. and:Diamond.
WARRANTED IN ALL CASES:
CAN'RE RELIED ON. IV NEVER
R fails to.onre ! It tiCrac, not natiseate I It Is
speedy in action!
aclYd.
ifo Change of Diet is Required
It does not interfere with business pursuits I It
can be nsed , without detection
Upward of 200 cures the past month, some . of
them very severe eases. It is adapted for male
and female, old or 'young( •
PTECIFIC PILLS
are the original and only genuine SPecc Pill:
Over one hundred physicians have need them in
their practice and all speak well of their efficacy
and approve °fib eir compositi m, which is entire
ly vegetable and perfectly harmless oct-thegystem.
Hundreds of certificates can be alluvia.
BelPeSpecifie Pills are the ony reliableremedll
'for effecting a permanent and apeedy cag e
cages of ermatorrhea. suchmal Weaness,
with all itstrain of evils, as Urethral and
Vaginal Discharges. Blest, the B' hites. Nightly or
Involuntary Emissions. Genital I t..bi•ity and Ir
ritability Incontinence, Impotence,Weaknean or •
Logs of Power. Nervous Debility. stim. Aro ail of
which arise principally from Selma! Excesses or
Self-Abuse, or some constitutional derangement
and incapacitates the sufferer from fulfilling the
duties of Married Life t •
In all Sexual Diseases, as Dona trim, Gleet and
Stricture and in Diseases of the Bladder end E id-
nays they act as a charm 1 Rebni is naWrie7P-i'd
by taking a single box I
PRICE ONE .12OLLAll. •
JOSEPH FLE.141140,
corner Markntatroo: and Man - tool
and by Drhggista generally Pittabargh'.
They will be gent by mpil ?PourelY coaled on
receipt of tho money by
J. lIKYAN,3II.
N 0.76 r'edar street, N. Y..
Consulting Physician fw. the treatment uf Setn
ins], lien arn, Sexual and Derrous:Dß,a4gesxvhe.
will send fr. e to all the following Valuable wofki
The Fiftieth Thoasand.—Dr: Bell's
Treatise on Self-Abuse. PreMature Dingy;
potence and Loss of tower.. Seanal Diseases..
Seminal W eakness, Nightly Emiisions;Genitar
Debility, &c. A pamphlet of .littVonges,'con
taining important advice to the amicted and
should be xead by every sufferer an the means
of cure in the severest stage is plainly ant forth.
Two stamps to t)as , postage. ab3.7l.tv •
. „
TO
•
THE:FOB - LIC , •
F 2 Ligtt x 4tZ - • - •
iy mod o attonit..•. ,• •
nations. treat secret an •
delicate &swam; •• •:' -
abuse and diseaser or
Citations commonand r - " . •
°merit to youths of t 0.,)
swigDn. " and tidultS...tines cease . "
BnAitarron putilstes the tut Milt! •
60, the len orant end falselYmect acisittt. A ar r a jl 7
.ahooked, and for , it. It 'lt. grrat "orY:'.l.matnrsl ' •
mid for dont , nlition gn a
•
their wives„piemitsr 'song and (Inn
familY Physician should he caullirante...,can thorn ' •
inignorroce - that theur dethe isamc B :TT!
EiTitUP.Stiemtpublishint/Icta himaere mad
tlee mirht be iort to !homeroom.- stupid falselv
modest end prenmptuons•
radYni Int ismorance. swung up as mustmoomt. and
who compare sedi.. luternrenee; muse., `r a'
dollars and tents mysteriously. meanty crt 1y
gotten. It is to publicity, however. tint hummed •
”...rents end anArdians era , thtuklat that their
mms, dany.hters and nrerda p ro`, onsly feeble
aiokly and of delicate condition mad apperaance. '
have bean restored to health and Mar bir
BRANSTRUP. besides many before and
marriage through him have beam saved much rat
femme. anxiety. mortideaboh. Sm. Spermeterr- •
hea or nomnrnal ma:missions. are completely cure
4 OC
rarieguasciawtr.;
- . 446 Ar 1 A- r 2 44)I AK I T " '
eZitand substltuii l d the Venisle
eases aro treated 'with Y=l.l.red Mg hod .
over forty yeara (40) expertc:nco an then. 0-ers
moot in hospitals of both the Old World and to
the United States; loads him to c - y—to a I with
fair trial, health and hapPinem ;rll.l nssin tloom
upon the now--pzillod cheek: Tide former 7 - ,tth
monteharecr and onzet.i. hot corm rmd tt cared
Consummion and :di e: Its kindred dimmer, cd
which to man!' zrzmay LliJinr ;centric% tan
now be relieved, vrevidlnu ..:IL7 attend to it M
time rail pai tizAdrire can oehad el my treatment '
by pro:mine n cop- of the Medical Advicer.lthich
it riven gretis to all that apply the ad :
vantase of octr terty years experience end
obourvatioe, etnPequently, he bus raptrior 'it
in the Greettion: ef onittal ILsttaZet• and laito
daily aonsultedlly ileprofes.a:on, as as :seem
Tepefitable •170
priltOrn of hotel', Sre. Bmitithel
etv.et. esir l' la :zl.ad Fts-43.14, Private coo, Fein ti
cations fee-r Union hirtetb
tand&l ts,
SYRUP IF MANDRAKE AND STIL-
LI fiGIA
Raving had a roan employ-ad for the last six
Years compounding the above excellent remedies
for my own practice, and having used them with
uncommon succeai in all that time, I feel it a
duty to set them before the public, as my expo
rienee leads meta think they are ns near specifies
as any remedies well can be for the following
diseases, namely: Scrofula, Ooitre, Syphilis, and
all diseases that arise from an impure state of the
blood. One trial will convince any parson of
their fitness for those diseases,
Prepared and sold b_t
J. W. BRANSTRUP, Id. D.
85 Smithfield et.. Pittsburgh, Pa.
NEW -ROLLER. WORKS.
J. J. IE'OWEIIRS
TTENDS TO THE MAIWIITFACTITH.F.
ZIL of Steam Boilers ' Stills. Tanks, Agitators,
Salt Pans, Sugar Pans. Sheet Iron Chimneys,
Breeohinga, and all other articlestumally man
ufactured at similur concerns.
Prompt attention paid to all kinds of repairs on
reasonable terms.
Works CORNER OF LOCUST and DUQUESNE
WAY, sth Ward. Allegheny river.
iyB-Iyd
Hydropolts, or Garden Sprinkler.
ANEW AND USEFUL AWFICLE FOR
wetting plants and flowers. washing windows;
carriages. ,ko, Pampa of ovary description sold
and repaired. Daykin's Patent Wa or Drawer
made and sold.
jn3 WELDON & KELLY, 164 Wood Bt.
One door from Sixth.
GRAVEL ROOFING.
R E IS / 1 1 Hr . , PROMP TL 1 AT .
• -
LUPTON, OLD DEN &C 0:,
Corner Fifth an. Wood atreota, sooondotory.
int)
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS,
CADMAN & CRAWFORD.
Menttfaotarera of every variety of finished
BRASS WORK FOR PLUMBERS
GAS or STEA 111. FITTERS,
MACHINESTS AND COPPERSMITHS,
IipIEgASS CASTINGS OF EVERY DE.
eeription made to order Steamboat worn,
steam and gas fitting and repairing promptly at
tended to. Rartioular attention gasp to fitting up
Refineries for Coal and Carbon Oils,
Also, sole agents for the Western District of
Pennulvania. for the sale of Marsh, Lansdell &
Co.'s Patent Syphon Pump, the best ever inven.
ted, having no valves it is not liable to get out of
order and will throw more water than any pump
wise its eke.
7' EILIOVAL OF LIVERY STABLE
RR The undersigned having removed his Lime.
rY Stable from the rear of the Scott Howe, to near
the corner of First and Smithfield street, W. C.
Conn s old stand, is prepared to furnish carriages,
buggies, and saddle horses upon the shortest
no
li ce , Ads., horses kept at livery at reasonable
rates. Undertaking and all arrangements for fu
nerals will receive his special attention
REAL BRIVELA.Wis.
W. B. larrros.-
LIJPI'ON dz OLDDEW,
WANCIPACITUREBB AND DHALSEB IA
FELT CEMENT & GRAVEL ROOM
til „._ ,
a.Repairs to old k , ' ravel, Cazorpn and Metal°
Roofs mad° at the lowost Dr ives, • -.
All work promptly attended to and warranted,
Ofdoe, Morning Post Building, oortter Fifth and
Wood fteetead dors,. Lahr/
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snit pnrolusaara, at lowest earth '
_rief*. For sale
by THOS. 3 1001i13. Distiller.
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.J. R. OLDDErf