James P. Ha N OT ALCOHOLIC A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED V getable Ex-tract PCRE TONIC. Dr. lloofian4 9 s BERRAM BITTERS PREPARBD BY DB. a D JACKSON, Philade phis, Penne.. Will ef f ectually cure Liver Comp" DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDICE. • vaturoam, or ltiorroas llehtllty, Disease of the lildtsopia, and all Dines/ea Artaing from a bleordOresi Liver or Shboututts,, sash as Consti _potion. Inward Piles, Fullness or Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Di. ,, nat for Food, Fullness or W ight the Stomach, Sour teructations, Sink . Ins or Fluttering at the Pic of ine Stom ach, Swimming Of the flea.. Horned and difficult I3reathing. Eluttering at the Heart, Choking or suffocating sensations when in a lying vesture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or webs be ore the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yel lowness of the Skin and Eyes,Paan in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, dro. Sudden Flushes ail eat, Burn_ inc in the Flesh, Constant imocinings of Evil, and great.depres SIOU of spirits, And tr.ll positively nrevant Yellow Fever, Bil ious Foyer. km TREY CONTAIN FO ALCollfog, OR RAD WHISRY They will care the above diseases in ninety-nin aces out of a hundred. Induced by the extensive sale and universal PoPtuanty of Root:hind's German Bitters, (purely Vegetable) hosts of ignorant quacks and unscru pulous adventurers, have opened upon suffering aumunity the flood gates of Nostrums in the shape of poor whisky, vilely compounded with incurious lirur: and christened Tonics, Stomaohies and Bit- Beware of the innumerable array of alcoholic jpreparations in plethoric bottles, and big-beliied kegs, under the mode,t ape of Bitters: which, instead of curing only allggraatiovan tes diseases ad leave the disappointed sufferers in despair. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS Are not a new and untried arttle, but have stood the test of fifteen year? trial by the Aowri oan publi c; and their reputation and dale, are not rivalled by any similar pre par4t The proprietors hare tnousamid of Letters from the most eminent Clergymen, Lawyers, Physivlans end Cltizenp4. - - - • Testifying of their own personal knowledge. to the beneficial effects and medical virtues of these Bitters. DO YOU WARTSOMETHING to ASTRENG TR .IIM YOU! .DO YOU WANT A GOO UILD UP D / 0 0 YOU WANT TO YOURB CON STITUTION, DO YOU WAN7' TO PEEL WELL DO YOU WART TO giD VOUS NE&S"'P DO YOU WANT EN"GY Do you want to aleep well ? Do you want a lErlak and vlirorous feeling T If ym do. u.se, HOOFLAND'S (4NRI4AN BITTERS PARTICULAR NOTICE. There are many preparations sold under Maine of Bitters, Anzu op In gain bottles, eompoand, of the cheapest ishisky ny common runt, rout an .1 n+ 2D to 41) cents per gallon, she taste disfoLtsed by A, tee or Gbriantter This class Qf B. tern has caused and mill conk, Me to cause, an long a w they ran be hund re , to die the death of the drunkard. By these r t/ evetem is kept continuntfy under the iolluenee rif A oh<dic Stinsuiatae of th e iciest kind. the Liquor u created and kept up, and the nit It .1 the horrors attendant upon a drunkards life an death. ibr those who desire and will h av e n Liquor _Bitters, wei te publoth the follow-mg receipt, G e t Otte Bottle oolland'n Grerrana ititter4. and Plias With Three Quarto of So.ail. Brandy or Whisky, and the rerrat be a prtpara toot that will far excel in-Medicinal torturs ,„n.l true exceilenre any n( the numerous Liqaor R leer, the market, and wit/ cont. much less. ion amt/ have all the virtues of Haollau I'm BA tfers in Sonneetion with a good article l Liquor. of a %AKA lest price than these propurat:ons mai CO - et 2/04. ATTENTION SOLDIERS, AND THE FRIENDS OF :SOLDIERS We Ball the attention of all havin g relations or blew& in the army to the fact that - 1100 F LA.ND't3 German Bitters" will care nine tenths of the diseases induced by exposures and priva tionsincident to camp th lists, publish tyll almost daily in the newspapers,en the arrival of the sick. it will be noticed theta very large pro portion are suffering from debility. Every Dear of that kind can be readily cured by Ilootiand's German Bitters, Diseases resul.ing from ciiser• dere of the digestive organs are .pe dily reinov ed. Wehave no hesitation in stating that. if these Bitters were freely used among our soldiers hundreds of lives might be saved, that otherw.se will be lost. We call particular attention to the following re markable and well authenticated nure of cue of he nation's her. , cs. whose life, to use hi. , own aug nage"has been saved by the Bitters:" l'altencLeitte. August Zld, 1662. Meagre. Jones .k Evans.—Well, gentlemen. your ffand's Gorman Bitters has saved my lite, Tftere tine mistake in this. It is vouched for by Abhors tiny comrades, some of whose names E.9PPen sl, and who were fully cognizant of toe eircumatanacs of zny ease I am, and have n for the last four years. a member of wher e:ma's celebrated battery, under the immediate command of Capt. F, U. As re.. Through the °s pew° qttendant upon ley arduous duties, 1 we wankel in November last with inilamatio n o t tinsimum, and was tor seventy two days in the hospital. This was fullowed by great debility. heightened by an attack of dysentery. I was then , removed from the White llowe and sent to this ' of on board the Iteainer "state of Ks hie," from which I landed on.theSth of June. Since that time I have head about as low as any o to could be and/gill retain a sHail: of vitality; For a week or more I was-a...reel; ~,ble to ewe leer anything, and ill did force a morsel down, it was iniu_edi ately thrown uP again. I could Lifevn keep a glass of water on mr stomach. could not last ander these circum stances ;and, aroordingly the physici..ho who had heed working tai htully, though unsucoesful- LY. to rescue me from the grasp of the dread Arch er. frankly told me he cou'd do no more fur ay. and L ivised me to seen clergyman, sind to m a k e such cdsposution of tu limited funs as bt suit- ed me. An acquainta y nce wit - I visi d ted me es at the hospital, !sir. Frederick Steinbron. of 6th below , h Street. advised me .is a forlorn hone. to try 4 t Bitters and kindly procnrel a bottle. From oil Umel commenced. takingthem the shadow. I 4 th-receded; Thoughul noW. thank God for it, (. 1 letting better, I have taken but two bet eg." Itavegained 10 pounds, and feel sanguine SfbeiNtpermitt.43 to rejoin my wife and daugh ter, fr9m whom I bare hoard nothing for eio 4telt Montt= for t yeetierman lam a mray'irglo pa, t'Al m *he vicinity of Front flops!, o your ueble Bitters I owe the glorious privilege of n Iffe clasping to my bosom those who at e dearest kelp VprFtruiy. Yours, IqA_AC hi ALONE. We fully cone& in the truth of the above state- Monk as we had despaired of seeing our comrade, Hr. Hobbs:restored to health. JONICN.CIIDDILEBACK. Lt N. - V, Battery. HEORRE A. ACK LE e Co. C. llth. Maine. 31 ..FwxRurrj - ALf.g.u, lt2d N. Y. Lt. IS/I.At i r i l s t i le ttipeg, v it . :lams F. 'lleii11111" B. JEROME, Co B, r t unt. II T. MACDONALD, Co C 6th Maine, atar. F. WARD, CO E..sth Maine, lITAN RDICt. Co 11.72 d N, Y. SA - Nr.i, It, THOMAS, Co F. 95th Pa. ANDREW .L RIIRB A LL, Co A. 3d Vermont J1110.111N....1EN44.,N8 Co B. 106th Poona. .6.NW2i.g.E O.I7.OOUN'PERFEIrg gee that the gloat:lry of " C. 14. JACIii3ON." II onthe Wiiiiimlip.bf tier , sacttle. PRICE PER ISOT rug 75 CENTS, OR _MILLE D 07., FOR S 4 do. Should your neareq druggist not have the ar ticle. do Dottie put off by any of the intoxicating wroperations that may be offered in its Place, hut lead to us. and we will forward, securely packed 4rexpresa, Principal Office. and. Manusaetory, No, 162 4.;filt gt4bt, JONES & EVANS, (Successors to C. M. Jackson & C 0.,) 41Nr.rer cab Prop rietors by Draggists and dealers in every WA in the Unite,' State., and by Or. (1. U. ihmys iEß. Egt.t.atittroa, SCHWA UTZ, is..A.lao for Baia at J ti:qEPH F LEMING'S o or iat sale also by Imo( the Diamoud and Marketatreet, EAMON 301115 e, ros Darlaingl44l4l4 and Fourth B et A. J. RANKIN .Sz CO., past strait three doors below kb. Plttebarth gagilitavideaCi. 4 /mirttenir cm. ..-- -- 1 • .1 li it , ... tilb nAtil H b .. eli- - .--: --- : .:,.: :: .1....: 1 rr, Editor it P MEDICAL Labors among the Wounded. The Rev. D. MOnfilrt 01119 closes scription of a visit 1011d1 he recently made to Gettysburg We had an appointment to preach in the White Church (I.ntheran) on Sabbath, and we shall never forgot the occasion. The house was well filled. Loose floors had been laid on the top cl the pews, and the wounded were lying on straw beds so close as only to leave room for the surgeons and nurses to pass be tween , them. Some were groaning with pain, some asleep, some reading and oth ere having their wounds dressed. As soon as singing had commenced all wer- atter'. :ae. In prayer many cries for mercy were heard, and many responses also of trust and hope were t jsculuted by would ed Christian soldieis. tine of the most thrilling meetings we ever attended was in the Presbyterian church ia Gettysburg, in which we had preached two years fig,. The services were eorducted by tit-•o. It. Stuart of Philadelphia, President ni the Christian Commission. The house is large, and it was well tided with the woun ded and others. The speaker, a layman of the Covenanter Church, made the most tender and appropriate appeals to the suf fering men. and closed by singing, • Am I a soldier of the cross." ] ' ,very one foil, "This is none other but the house of God. This is the gate of heaven"—, We hope that Christian peopla of the Potted States will be more and more lib eral in support of the Christian Corninin sion. The arrangements for laborers and for the distribution of donations, are of the best character, and are entitled to all confidence. They are such that every good man in the country may give and be sure that his benefactions elm!l reach the objects of his sympathy. eiforts of the unman Catholics in behalt of the wounded, and especially of their own adherents are worthy of all praise. Priests and Sisters of Charity a-e everywhere to be seen practising as much industry and self denial as any °there: no one should lightly esteem their 'lons By the way. we several times met Captain Frederick Stowe, a son of Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, at the house of Mrs. Xa rah Mon!ort, in Gettysburg. He is a Ro man Catholie. He wan fretinently visited by a priest, for whom he sent, and on one occasion desired to be alone with him in ceremony. His wound was in the ear and head near the ear, in reference to which, on account of its location, he telt much uneasiness, but he was soon convalescent. This war ban done much to secure a growth of kind feelings towards Romanis's who have done well in the conflict whose btsh tips and priests are sorne of then, -in g the most loyal and efboient frier is ..t the country. We are glad to know that Ito man Catholics have been well represent• ed in our hospitals, by labors and gifts for the wounded. When the war is over all will acknowledge that Ronianisis are entitled to claim a share in the credit of having preserved the Union. We had an opp9rtuaity et seeing some. thing of the labors .of. the Indiana Milita ry Agent in behalf of his S•ate. Gover nor Morton has done a good work in this tipointment, and we may say, irony ex pressions made in our hearing, that many noldiers of other States envy the care and kindness, and the saving of expense which the Indiana soldier enjoys through this agency.—A naeriean Presbyterian. Gen.. Gilmore on Folly Islatcl. •• • - little im deLit }:a3 been told us which has not, so far as we have seen, found its way into the papars, and which is illustra tive of the character of Gen. Gilmore.— It appears that under the regime of Gen. Hunter, f irtiGcations had been construct ed on Folly Island—an ominous name, by the way. instead of being on the north side of the island and pointing toward., the rebel works, these fortifications, on the Gen. Pillow plan were ou the south side. and pointed directly away from the enemy! Gen. Gilmore, on taking command, im mediately visited the island and discover erecl how the land lay. Turning to one of the engineers, he inquired: "Hive you got this island moving on a pivot 7" There was no answer to the question, but the hit was appreciated, -and Gen. Hantar's stronghold on - the'sonth side was neglected from that time. roprletor. DA I; POST. The Siege of Charleston. A letter from Morris Islurid has tha fol• lowing paragraphs: A \IA(•IITNE NEW IFt(IN,IDEBe;: lOn Thursday night last, about ten o'- clock while Ensign Porter was officer cf the deck, he discovered what he supposed to he one of the Monitors moving rapidly down the channel and towards his ship, the New tronsides. Lie watched it close ly as it neared him, and soon saw enough to excite his suspicions that all was not right. When she had come within speak ing distance, be hailed her and asked what vessel it was. The reply came, '`Ay, ay, sir, all right.' As this was not the proper answer to be given by any of our vessels, be hailed again. The next an swer was, "a live Yankee from Port Roy al.'' He was then satisfied that she was a rebel vessel, and he callei all hands to quarters. The strange vessel continued to move towards the Ironsides, and at tempted to cross her bows or explode a torpedo against her sides. liiit she failed in the latter attempt, and only succeeded in getting foul of the frigate s ram, which stopped her for a moment, She .inally got oil' and started rapidly towards Fort Moultrie. Several guns wen, fired from the frigate at her; but it was thought none struck the audacious vessel, as she ' went off flying TWO ANi;l.O RENO MO( (,ET I\, even deserters, who escaped from Fort Moultrie on Thursday night to the Mon- Lank, besidife giving much other informa lion, state that two blockade runners suc ceeded in eluding tour v seta and ran safely into Charleston last night. They were discovered by our blockaders and n red upon ; but the night was too dark and misty that they were quickly lost sight of. They were probably a portion of the largt fleet due here from Nassau, with valnabie cargoes. The nights are so dark and ha zy now after the moon sets that it is an ut• ter impossibility to see one of those lead colored steamers, Betting low in the wa ter, any great distance. fhey are seen (or an instant, perhaps, and as quickly d;aap• pear in the haze. The keenest vigilance is of little avail under such circumst in• cps. These make three that have tun in since the occupation of this island. We hope that the game will be blocked against them in a few days. After the Battle of Gettysburg. The Medical Times publishes an inter esting letter on this subject from its spec ial correspondent with the Federal army. The . , following is an extract : The Gettysburg wounded were left to the care of the country, and nobly did the country respond to the call ; but it took time for the wants cf the wounded to be known, and for them to be supplied. The immediate neighborhood of the scene of conflict was unable to do anything, how ever charitably inclined, since the con• tending armies, previous to and after the light, had used up everything eatable for miles around. A large force of volunteer and contract surgeons was the first assist ance that arrived, and having had certain of the wounded placed under their charge, were soon made useful ; but the lint, band ages and chloroform left with us began to fail. What was to be done 'f We looked at each other in dismay, when, lo relief was at hand. The supplies of all the difTerent associa tions in the country poured in upon us en masse, and in a trice we found our selves elevated from a state of destitution to one of luxury. Everything we could wish for the wounded was now at our dis posal. We now had a sufficiency of dress• rag; we had blankets, shirts, drawers, socks, soft pillows fo; stumps to rest upon, fans to keep the :!.es away from those who had strength enough to use them, and musiinito bars for these incapable of doing so. Food we now had fit for sick and wounded men, and brandy, wines, and fruits. Nor was even tobacco forgotten by these kindly associations. A number of ladies connected with them, enliven our camps, and do more good as nurses, each of them, than a dozen men detailed for that purpose. '1 he wounded, the gov ernment, the country, tan never sufficient ] thank the S.iriitary Commission, the Clitiquan Commission, Adams' Express li spiral Corps, and the many other aas.J(iations which traniformed the great scene of mi.;ery here to one of home-like comfort. The rebel wounded in our charge have fared. so far as comforts and attention went. as our own men fared. 1:-.fore our supplies came up they made no complaints —after their arrival tl oy declared they hail not had such a gay time since the con• federacv commenced to exist. The sari geoirs, in bringmg their cases to the table, never examined previously if a man wore blue pants or grey, but looked simply at the nature or the wour.d. find they been within their own lines they could nut have been so wed aticnded to. I have seen Confederate wounded in the hands of the Federal,, at.,l Federal wounded in the hands of the rebels, and I cannot but say that in acting the good Samaritan the North bears oil the palm. At Chancel lorsville the rebels removed their wounded to be cared for at Richmond, leaving the 1200 Northern wounded to lie upon th•+ field. The rebel soldiers near them gave them what help they could, but the rebel government did nothing but confiscate the captured surgeons' cases and hospital knapsacks, looking upon them as govern• merit prol , erty. In the misery being represented to those in authority. some, iur, bacon, and hard bread were plentifully issued to the wound ed. 't his was all, the v said. they could give, because it all they had. Still, they could have done more : they could have removed these 11:-du wounded men to Ilichmond along with their own wounded, to fare as they fared they could have sent a ti-tail of surgeons from their army at Fredericksburg to attend to them ; and irom Il.chneonci -Only a couple of hours away by rail—straw at least might have been sent for them to lie upon. What would have been said had the Vninnistg acted similarly at Gettysburg '—had they remor ed their own anurnied by rail, and left to lie upon the field, with simply hard bread, bacon, sugar and thur to sustain them, and with no surgical as haVt. the dult.en tneditial men whom Lee sent over to take care of them? flid this been done, God help the Yan kees We would never have heard the end of it. PIT IS It 1. It tiH D ItU (111 1'1'011'1'El - IS, Shoulder limes, RN le Stuckini, ititler's celebrated Radio Al Cure Truss. I;.,tter's eeleb-ated ttalwal Cure Truss, Ritter's Patent lef.nt Truss, R it , er's Patent Umbilical Truss, Midrib's eelobrated Tresses, Marsh's celebrated ?macs, Marsh'e Ladies and (lents' Shoulder Braces, Marsh's Youths a^d Infant's Suoulder Braces Dr. Fitell's Plain Abdominal r , uppiirteri, Dr. Fitch's Silver Plated Abdominal qupporters. Dr. and (hints' Shoulder Braces, Ritters' Patent Abd,,tainal Supporters, Lond,Mrs. Bi Its' . Abdoin nal Supporters, n toi i nal Supporters, H Ituber French, English and ApierP.ian ard fruase b i in great variety. An experienced Ph t•li ran always in attendance Syringes, Breast Pumps, Nursing Bottles Bandages, &e., At the Pittsburgh Drw; Ihme . TORtIENCE 84: NUGARR, A Po . n,rotHißs, and Market sta., Yi , t.bburgb uU-lyda 11 Il , '. 111 711 Pei 7 13 V. -12.EETH EXT RACTED WITHOUT pain by the ute of Dr. tiudry's apparatus. J. F, 11 OF FM.A N, DENTIST All nark warranted LA Smithfield Street, Pittsburs For Ra`s, Mice Roach e=, tits. Bed Bugs, Moths in Fur; Woolens, Ate.. insects on Plante. Fowls, Animals, 6-c. Put up in 2.50 511 c end $1 boxes. hott'e. , end flasks; *3 and $.5 flasks for lit tels. Public Insti tutions, "Only infallible remedies known." "Free from Poisons," "Not dangerous to the Bunion Family." "Rats come out of their hnle.to die." w4E - Sold wholesale in all (prim cities. 4 +aY S jid by all Druggists and Dealers every where. Beware of all wort ble.s imitations. air See that "C i tar's" name is on each box bottle and flask before you buy. Address IMES RY R. COSTAR, Principal Depot, 480 Broadway. N. Y. Sold by B. E. SELLERS CO., and B. L FA liN gBTOCK & CO.. Wholesale Agents. Pitts bore, IylB-Bincleociaw --- 00.14 CORD GRAPE. VeEKIOR VINEs, AT $a 60 PER &mei= - $.1250 pee /00. Extra Vines lit $5 per dozen; WS per 100. J.NOX No. 29 INfth K mind. BANKING ROUSES FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PITTSOURG II • DP RUF:NA ) OFFICIF ol• TREASURYit F. R rTut.l. °a E T THE CVIIRI:NOY :ISt ington City. Aug. t , th, Widget, ia, By s dirlactory evidence preseurel t i the undersigned, it has been made to appear that the Ft ttr , T N A TIONAL EA N KPITTS- Brit.Gll, in the County of Allegheny anl Stu'e of Penbsylvant a has boon duly organized under and according to the requirements of the Act of Congress. entitled 'au A rt to provide 11 National Currency, secured by a Pledge of United `tatos Stocks, and to provide for the circulivion and re demption thereol," approved February 25th. 181 , 3 and has complied with alt rho provisions of said net requiroi to be complied with before Columanring the business of Ban ,ine, Now TIIIEREFORE, 1, 11110 McCulloch, Camp trailer Cl th t Currency, do borelis certif . ? that the said PIRsT NATIO A L BANK PITTS BURGH, county of Allegheny and State of Penn sirlvania, is autdorized to commence the' business of Banking under the Act aforesaid. - In testimony whereof witness toy nril and seal of office. this sth doe of August, is s - I HUGH - , Comptroller of the Currency. L The First National Rank of Pittsburgh. Pa., LATE PITTSBURGH RUST COM Capital $400,000, with prlvllcize to In creme to $1.0‘10,000. The Pittsburgh Trust Company having orean ined under the not to provi.in n National cur rency under the title of the FIR-T NATI ( ) L BANic PIII - 8131.1Rtill, would rerpeottulty tier ita aervions I , r the collection of Notes Drafts. Lillie of Exobango. &c., receive mon, y dorneit and buy eel cell iixcharge on all part, of the country. The suceesa which ho attended the Pittsburgh Trust Company itC i•reanizat.on will we byline be a aultloient gunridi tan that bus. 110 S, entrusted to the new organization will receive the seine roempt attention. flaying a v cry extensive correspondence with Bate and lianicsrs. through-ut the country. we belie% e we e.t, otter untvoill facilities; to those who do business with us. The bustness will be conducted by the tame officers and airector , • DIRECTC , RS: Jame, ',ankhlin. 15 W. h.. Slant+. b HasA , olAndor S Thomas •Frauei• peer Thos. Wightwan, Alex. Bradley ley banwel Rea. JAMI. kl LIN. President. JOHN D. S"l.l,l.Y,Cahier. Anecist ;an. Isb::Cttwrf. Cif OLD, SII.VEIR, iPEftff.l7llo NOTES Certiirate. of I,,dok.ftodnoga, (Itiltrtortflas tern Cortatie,to, 7 3-10 Bonds and Coupons na all other government securities, bought by ti.mvzi.Lzinnd e co. v' oat street, 00-Der REAL ESTA SAVINGS INSTITUTION INCoRPOHATED 1112 ISLATIREOF daily:r Depog frOU3 0 'eff.ok, co. a: ale° 1 EVENINj.i from 6 to office. 6i YOUR ill STREET. INTERkDT A WEI) On Deposits in thief Inmitztion a SIX PER CENT. PER ANNI.7.NI Payable to Dep-sitore in May and , Novemb waieb, if not drawn, will be lulled to the vein pal and rotripouri•leci. OkST —ISIA A C JONFIN Vlcie Pazimavr— W. B. copELAN T111713781ia. Hon Ann Thoe M Howe I J Moorhen Isaac Jonas, C tl 1.111P607 • Win ',with.Jan.!, Painter. I Harry Childs. Nickolas V oegtlY. Col nd. Secretary and Treasurer A. ivarlvd A. CARRIER P.41.2.W %.* To gtreingthen and Improve the Hight Tag gggeaskolLia.- P /,B aLic Russian - Spectacles, PERSONS SUFFERING FROM HE fective sight, arising from ag. or other nano ea can be relieved by using the RriNitifin Feb bio spec:m.les, which have hem, well tric,l t. many responsible citizens of Pittsburgh and vi cinity, to whom they have given perfect eatisfac tion. The certificates of those persons can be seen at MS office. All who purchase one pair of the Russian Pebble Spectacles are entitled to be supplied in futurefree,,f charge with those which will alwayr give satisfaction. Therefore, if you wish to ensure an improve ment in your sight call on J. DIAMOND, Practical Optician, Manufacturer of the Russian Pebble Spectacles, lonlf.daw No. 89 Fifth street. Past Buildin 1100 v Si on:, ea brands:mrif•:t . r.;ll . 4 & Cu. urod fur gala at Nu 4 Diamond hp i y 24 .1. DIINT.ENY. C. A. VAN KIRK tt CO., maNurAcruijcm OF CAS FIXTURES & CHANDELIERS Patent Improved Facelsoir k Patent Paragon COAL OIL BURNERS HAND LAMPS COLUMNS, &o Salearoonts, 517 A rela St. Philadelphia Manufactory. Frank turd, Pit iladel .1. in, *IL All crood.m marnanl.i. i r'G•l DAUB & CAPRELL, EBCIVIANT TA ILORS, WIVE HAVE JUST RECHKUVRTI 3 VI , wire and wall Befootad nook of Spring; Goods, oofullstlnt of Cloths, Casimeres, Wow:tinge, etc ALSO—A large Brook of GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, Leelnkling Paper °Whir a. Y uies, end every thing usually kept b 7 first Wassrnightna Slore Orders promptly exeogted. ango:iyj ItIeCOLISTER at BAER, 108 Wood S're et, RE MELLING o THEIR LARGE CIL ,cock of TOBACCO, SNUFF AND !if:GARS, at the very lowest Cash Figures Call and examiue our stock before Purchasing elsewhere. in. 3 navy Pittsburgh and Minersville Pas senger Railway Company. /11 , 1 HE STOVIIi ROL DERS OF SAID 11- Company will meet at the of the Oak , and Railway Company, No. 51 Fourth street, Floe burgh, on Tuesday, August :sth, lAti:s at t o'c , ock P. M., for the pwpose of electing a IS , ard rd Three Managera for sad Company to serve Until the th . rd Monday of January-, A. D order JAS. J ITNSTON, EeeretarY Prrrsstraaß, A ustbq I ul5-10td 5 ells fre4h egg 3 just reogived a._nd r Pa l e by J A- FETiER 11110 corner Market and first streeLq. 5.1 . A Y EL EVA TORS. WITH Friction. or Common Blooka. for sale by BECKHAM A LONA. fol 1.4.11,17 (.11.,t0 1111 VRLINGTON 11E1111.11014-10 BOX -1-3 es. Just received and for rale RHYMER by & BRO. Wend atreat COBB LEE WANTED., to repair chow, at BORLAND'S. 98 fdarkyt 4. COMMERCIAL INFORMATION, Arbitration Committee of the Board Wm. M SHINN, V. P.lEn JAS. I. BP,NNZTT JNO. WoRTII. ‘V• MOOII2X/IY. DAVID Moe NDLESS. Movements of European Steamers /ROI! Aug. ';`, ..vew York... Liverpool (Its al \Via:ton. ' _New York... Livat Pnol ilternen ••• Atm. New York ... Bremen ti rent I.:Astern , et.t. •.! .New Yo•k...licerponl A.ia oi t. on.. T.iverroo•l CTouity t of Ital'ruore tort. York...• Liverp9ol oni pt• -New York ..S.u:ha'n Perin t. 9... New York.... Liver Pool A fritte ...... • . Itust,,n I,lc9t.rfea.! dux nia utha'n Siatia York....Liverpoor Aug. 29_ Livorpool....New York 2.... Liverpool ...New York Sept. Liverpool.. Boston ..Liverpool....Now York ....... ston vorPool ..New York MOM ET .111. A BRET VUBBSOTtD DAIL Y rilll THli 11012NING PORT HY Pt REL , RB.CW,ITY. WRRT7, lIRWE Zug, NO, 118 WOOD EITkkET. • • . . The following are the buying end gelling rate or Sold, Silver. llnvinQ SelUni ........ '2.i 00 Silver Demand Notes . 117 00 ..... 1 22 00 Eastorta Exchange. New Y0rk..... Baltimore Phi:adolphia. Boston Wehii4E+rti Egetiftuire!'llarar Cincinnati Cle al Lad 8L Lou:&. ...... _ _ PITTSBUR3H OIL TRADE 11 edli f ;Jay. Sept. 2 19tH, Th ink •••ntiiiiii, erg tinn nsih a ittuder at, de.:. in al !•til uklc that de :dAnd ?:•,• their tiine Ai. ,ertainly th t waY. Th. tNii,t it. duct re.re.seril , a de'd luar• kef n nth a furthrr drr .ne in A + an in- Ftar,•e that •••• r market hii '•••0o, liee,reed Ly \cw lark we inn, • ilo hit fli,t/eb Ihe rates -H.,- are rune up L.'re. The t 4,1: And the re, haye /,.1.0"J F. 10,1,7 cril Ir .t a! in kno know ;.J..ttf lb, 0!. fiat 1 , 0 thr 1‘ ❑ 1 OW 111.,rke• Crmle—The .'urront wvro 24,1 t I •,• , %:th paokAge: to .1 Heti tsCli srm , h‘d,lata a alight ad van ,r, fad inal ~,ta at "1 t., , 2r tdr pre ant I:d.,bh PRODIJOE MARKET or TSB II t MY POST Wt. o.(atty. Eela -4 1563- aer,t v. ter :ay The demand fur sue art: a• - •:= war la rrer . I,eal,r+ manifeat.e: to ,::e ate. Peres, h.ovev..r. -• hang°. The weather was delight fol. There was no nal. izat ion so far as the was concerned, In the slack water, however, nor packets continue to make reenter trips. I tom seen, a have settled dawn int. , a toilet state. The snie• wsre light and prises tinchamf ed. In tits East the same dollness prevails. , :rain-1 aq demand was on the inerease for cer tain descriptions. Priess, however, have under ch...ire. The stock in first hands is not Lrr i r , nieri. --The market i' - trntalneed a fair mpo'y and holder: were limn at full rates. Sit ror woe firm with a steady demand, while Coffee eddititeif la downward tendency. Mtt lassos was ouch ineed .weds—The inquiry wa, in - ren-inst, Lit Fri• ttA were unchangel- Pt iyes lire a shade lower. The high rates hare lii, eased the supply. Ego—The supply was int t"-'itrt •ett Ptl.l i.pward. Illfszy r me sales to 2 , loads at the scales i.t Listed lou t sto re at 104 bbte nt $2 rtl6: Apples- -lhetuan I wit. Lie.:,ilea 1:a1 hbls at 256 - 12 7 , per bbl. Flour wx . . dull and inactive the only gales being t.t weer the h..1e0 tiernantl. Among the -alts were lot hill. , Era at tit.", : Fora Really at $1.5 75are to) 2.5 do tis $5 75. fteeetitt ot waLtoll Hoar on the tar t -eas e . lliteot. continues 11-tn Ivi•11 a good dernanci• nicao the sales made we noted the fellow ing tt,(lo ttl3 shouttier , „ 54,,filet t 2,0110 'ltta # 7e; Plain hams. t - t,otal .tutt,93 , 2 (.4)10e; 11,5001 s 8. C, hams at 134#1.11 v , R Ice - - SAlow id tierces, at S.lig9c. Groc.•rleta fit rn anti in g,lOAi demand. good demand. Rains of It; kills Ur :enn, ; 2,5 do Cuba 12 to 121". : Crushed. 20 1.4,1.;.154; t e 1" nr`il angea, sales made at oki &Se; sates of new at ftettigitte. Cotre.- waifs I ott ha of Rio at 29-30r1Aelle. of on wharf at $5 .`;0 Feed—There cra, a mod , rale ha,•*nes3 at Bran bh”rtS I : ,0 .31hit.11,11g , w Lon IN% i Ile Tobacco nark et. lat $.3. 3 at .4,2,1 ;. 7.% .5 a t to tt 7.5 at t , 7 75: tt at s t to 1 , sat 1t) to 1, latl2 to 12 to 1 : r .5 at 11 t 14 7,4 at I:, to In 5 . I at 17. 1 at 15,'2 at 19 o. 19;6 .1 at itt t,, 1.+.0 ttattl t at 111 ot'r lug 131.9, --- PROVISION MARKET. Cincinnati Th.. Pr. , v1..i.,n marh•et i, firm an.l n,•ro, an .r 6nik A , .ithlerf priees ?Ire advancilo: Dn. deg nro lull ant r,,t im i abed t; , r. othlu r In al...krThork Lard Ytlsltinktore Coni`e Market Th, 0t..1 ,111 u better IvelLilg 1111,1 trt1,011.14 111 11;n have Ireen onmporntively •no , tkine he , tin op gnmewhere about .o }o Naga , Sale 3 embrace cargoes of barques 1 V , t1 ,11 1131/ Inn n nil Lapitio:, on tenni not made M and _; , uMQ, ~,,moron to prime at 2tAio tt, GERMAN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL PITTSBURGH, PA., NO. 597 PENN STREET, We highly approve of the German Catholic llhj Sal nr,l recently estate fished in this city, and we recommend it to the patronage of all the Cathol:e:t of our Dicces-, M. DOMENIC, Ili2hop of Pit,sburgh FIRST SESSION OF THIS INF .& STITUTION win commence on TUESDAY, the Is. of SEPTEMBER. 1b&13. The studies of al- school are so arranged as to embrace a full and thor ugh course of tCreek, Lave, English, Ilermanand Mathematics, including the branches usually attended to in connection with these re specfve departments. Students who are intend ed for eommercial or professional Pursuits. are care oily instructed is Book-keeping, Mercantile Arithmetic, and such other b /inches as may fit them to be webl and intelligernt in the discharge of the vat lolls duties of the store or oon.nting room, or(' any profession. Our course of studies embraces also the subjects required in prepara tion for entering any of our Theological Schools or Seminaries. p.rem t . ,161 . 12ing to secure for their sons a thor ough in.qtrizo' ton. are respeltfuny invited to ap ply to Prof. F W. A. Riedel, A. M, No. 597 Penn street. as t ~on oonveruent, and. if possible. BEFORE THE FIRST DAY OF FEPTEMBER, Mr. Itridel will be at home daily from 10 to 12 A. M. and from 3 to 4 P. M. For . 4trther information , or for a prospectus eon t• pur ir full details. please call on nr address REV. JOSEPH M. HELMPRAECHT. Rector cf St Phileur ch. or PROF. F. W. A. 'RIE om DEna 'sCh L. A. M. iy2E dawtd P. 0. Box 1240, Pittsburgh, Pa. c REMO V A L. I)B. F, BARDEEN HANI,IIEMOVED from Staltbsid street, below the eirertt Bonze. to N 0.145 Fifth Moat opposite the - Oolul nous% apyte, of Trade ?ROM 11171113 PR ... . Par s . ...... Par Par ,1,4 TgE SECRETARY O OFEFICE THE COMIttIENTEALTH, llarrisbn.rg, July PENNSYLVANIA. SS: I do herel - y certify that the foregoing S. annexed is a lull, trne and correct copy 01 ( ) the original Joint Resolution of the Gen eral Ass' mbly, entitled "A J oint Resolution pro posing certain amendments to the Codstitu don," a. , the same remains on tile in this office. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand, and caused the seal of the Secretary's (If. lice to he affixed the day and year above written. ELI SIAPER„ . Secretary of the Commonwealth.. I "V no:e es , J.. do I , c) J.. 1:1 ii. u'a t... • • . WIC I. iffiaiN O'HARA 8z XIGINN, ~ttoi ne ig at Law, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, OFFICE 89 GRANT STREET Opposite the Coart Howie. Pittsburgh. o * - Particular attention given to the settlement of Estates. sale and transfer of Real Estate, Ex amination of Titles, Soldiers claims. collections in any part of•he west. Prompt remittances, and full correspondenee in rEgard to all business entrusted to our care. tule.-tt - NUN AVI NG VACATED THE FIRONT WA of hie muria..ro-1/5 Market street, to make alterations, will b e rear of old tore, entrance on Market allejtjlit door from 5:11 street, where Dry Goods will be cold auls _ GRAPE VINES WE WERE AMONG THE FIRST TO secure this INVA.LrAnLE tiRAPE and have fruited it for five yowl. We hooptaine our original vines from Mr. J.I.I.ELL rigina ted it. The Pittsburgh Horticultural Society in 015 s awarded us a diploma for its exhibition, and the Allegheny County Agri,enitural Society, in 1860, a prennom for it as 'the BEST new seedling grape. In all respects superior to the Isabella.' Our stock of Flues Is unequal! ed anywhere which we offer at 25 coma ea eh, $2,50 per drsen, $12,50 per 100, $lOO per 1,000. Small vines at loss prices. Wo can furnish a few extra largo vines at fro 50 cents to $1 each. ard•end,Vw IF 110 I: II STS WO I) DO WELL TO call and supply themselves with that von' convetient article, of whleh we have received a large invoice of new and vary handEomo WN/. OLYD 78 Market at.. bo MACIR ..7ou rth and Diamon E. d. iy23 WM. M. FABER & CO., T 1 AE ENGIWE BUILDERS SEBILIAL MACKINIST.IIIIO OMER WAXERS. :if ear the Penn. R. R. Per DeUCYL PITTSBIRISH. L. WitALIIIIIIJACTURE Alta HINDS tiGF LVII. Steam Wr16.9. rentitur from three to one hundred end home power. and suited to , Grist hinh , Gam /Ms. Blast Iturnaced, leotoriee, Give particular attention to the construction cs llngines and Machinery for grist mills. and ft.r uprights. mnlas and circular saw mills. novo also on hand, finished and for ship. ment at short notloe, Marines and Boilers of ever) description. Also, furnish Boilers and Sheet Iron ae_perstell, Wrought Iron Shafting. Rangers and ftllies ovary variety.~ wad osatinue rho manufaoturo of Woolen Machinery and Machina Cards. Our prices are lwr. oarmachinury mannfactm ed of the bestquality rd mi.terita3, and warrants/ to all cases to give satisfactione air - Orders from all parts of the oountry solicit ed and prumptlir ti lled. t's:4l:dier —— 1. G. WELDON. ..TNCLK wKr.noN & KELLY, ELLE. Gas and Steam Fitters ; PLUMBERS AM) BRASS POURERS, 164 WOOD STREET, NEAR SIXTH, PITTSBURGH PA. Punips.sold and repaired. Proprietors and Manufacturers of Dakin Patent Water Drawer and Musgrave's Patent Gan t:oohing and Heating Stoves. ana J()SEPIL .F 3 BCC:CR.BEIOB TO JAS. I'', FLEMINC. lURT.IGFGII43C, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in' Foreign and Domestic DrugsA Medicines, Paints. OW, Dye-Mtitis and Forfumer.v. No. 77 Federal Street mS lydAimEcturanr At, QPADES. SUOVELS. •,...7; Barks. 9dlthe /Ranee &et., for sale 1:13 , k LONG. arso im Wiens atregb ST FRANCIS COLUGE UNDER CAR OF THE FRANCISCO BROTHERS rig (MIDS. SITUATED IN LORETTO, Cambria county PenasYl- 79,11 i% about four miles from Cresson Station, on the direst route between Philadelphia and Pitts burgh, was chartered in 18 , 4, with priviliges to center tho usual Collegiate Honors and Degrees. The location of the College is one of the moat healthy in Pennsylvania—this portion of the Albs theni Mountains being proverbial for its pure water. bracing air, and picturesque on The. Scholastic year commennes on the 'niter MONDAY after the 15th of AUGUST. and ends about the 28th of JUNI: following. It is divide 1 into two Sessions. &tido= cannot return horse between the Sessions. All the Apparatus nacos ary for Land Surveving, Exurb:leering. Ace s.„ .111 be furnished by the Institution to the dtudenta. Instrumental and Vocal Music forma no extra oharge. Students will be admitted from eigtt veers to the age of manhood. Timm—Board and Tuition, payable half yearly in advance Surveying ann use of instruments, per an s 21 Classical and Modern Languages, extra..... Students spending Vacation at the College., 28 Reference can be made to the Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Conr o-, to the Rev. T. S. Renwick, St. Mary's. Loretto, iv- 4 th other filenrypthe -0 the Pittr.l . T.. - A. Domenee, Pitt,hurgh Bishop t i tuladelphia: Rev Dr. WBurn, Philadel phia Rev. nem, Rev. P. Mahar, Harrisburg- aur AJnINT ItESOLUTION PROPOSING 1..1t TA IN AMENDMENTS TO TEE Tit./ N. Be it reeolveel by tee Senate and Hon., Representatirre nr the Common lef , tlth of Pt n in General Annenil•li t n That the .Ilowlug ainendnaentf be r ipt sed to the Constitution of the Commonwealth, hi no e.rdancn with the provisions of the tenth article thereof; There ;hall bean additional section to the third article of the Constitution, to be designated is section four, as follows: Stumm; 4 Whenever any of the qualified electors of this Ci m ILIOD eahli shall be in actual military service, under a requisition Dom the Preirdent of the United States, or by the nnthor ity of this Commonwealth, Ruch e eetora way ex orcise the right of suffrage in all elections by the citizens, ender such regulations as are, ur shall be. prescribed by law, as fully as if they were przsent at their ual lace of eltion. Th.ro shall b e t wop additional ec sections to the eleventh article of the Constitution, to be deSig nated as F ectione eight and nine, as follows • bgeriok sv, No Mil shall be parsed ti ne by the Leg plature containing more than one sat, which shall be clearly expressed in the title, except ati prupriation bills. SECTION A. No bill shall be passed by the Leg ishiture granting any powers, privileges, in any case, where the authority to grant such powers. or privileges, has been, or may hereafter is, conferred upon the courts of thivikannionwealtia. JHS`q\A, Speaker of the [louse of O Rep N res C e E ntatives. JOHN P. PENNEY. Speaker of the Senate, H. J. LYNCH CONCORD J. "I‘7 C) No. 29 Firth 691roet DLE I G Olt TRAVELING SHIRTS !iron ifrottla die , . . . Itiear' WARRANTED IN ALL CASES: yT CAN RE RELIED ON, IT NEVER 11 tails to cure! It does not nauseate ! It is speedy in action ! No Change of Diet is reqnired ! it , loPs rof interfere with business pursuits I It Can he used with,ut deteetion 1 Upward of 2{K) cures the past month, some of them very severe cases. ft is adapted for male and feral o, old or Young! BELL'S BFECIFIC PILLS I are the orlKinal and en zonuin e Specific Pill. Over une hundred physicians have used them in their practice and all speak well of t ei t glfteaoi and app rove of their cow positi a . hich is entire ly vegetable and perfectly harmless on tuesysteua. Hundreds of eertificat - es can be slf,wn. Bel re tipecifie Pills are the cloy reliable remedy for effecting a permanent &id speedy cure in all eases of Epermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness, with all 'E train of evils, Whitest rethral and Va gin .1 Dischargi, Glee. the Nightly or Involuntary Emissions, Gocital Dehiqty and Ir ma billty, I reontinenee, Imp :tence, Wealtrita3 or Logs of Power, Nervous Debility. dee OM . all of hich erg,- principally from Se inal Excesses or Self.A bu-e, or some constitutional derangement and in•apacitutes the solrerer from f cdfilling the duties of Married Life! in ail Diseases. as Gonorrhea, Gleet and Stricture and in Di eases c f the Bladder and R id eys they act ms a charm ! Relief is exlY.rieue.i raki ng a hung.'e to. s ,`" nerM. ,-1,." JOStPil 'LEMING. '"' Are.: and Diamond and by Druggi=ts generanY Pittsburgh. They will he Fent by mail secarely tealed on reed, t of the money -by J. BRYAN, M. D.. No. ' red street. N. Y., Consulting Phytririan , r 7t: the tre ar atment of Sem inal, Irrit a , y, Sexual and Nervous Diseases, who will send fro to all the following valuable works. The Fiftieth Thousand.—Dr. Bell's Treatise on Self-Abuse, Premature Decay, Im poten a and LI,S9 of Power ,Sexual Diseases, Seminal t• eakness, Nightly Emiseiona Genital Debility, &e. A pamphlet of fitty pages, eon tai mng important advice to the afflicted and should be read by every sufferer as the means of cure in t'e severest at age is plainly eat forth. Two etamis to pay postage. 21117,1.4 w • • &VI PBC/ALLY .- id Mats Ignorant &antler' ir Modest of ati denonu, nations, treat secret and. • - delicate disorders, cell. 0. abase and diseases or • tuatlons Gammon and In- - • olden . " to youths of both - 'sex and adult. single or married. Becalms DY.-81Lt49.724T publishes the fact of his doing so, the ignorant and falsely modest are dreadfully • • caked. and think it a great sin very immoral • d for contamination and corruption among • sir promising sons and daughter]. Their family physician shoald be cautious to keep them !ignorance that the do the same ne Dr. BRAM I TRUE, (except ' ) brat a lucrative Dread •ce might be lost to them 1122444 stupid falsely ••odest and presumptuous families bore and - ••• • in Ignoraum. sprung np 49 14 49D2001128 and ho rampart society, lawn/mos, sense. AO.. to Sollars and cant, mysteriously, meanly 013' gotten. It is to publicity, however. that numerous *eats and scientism are thankful that their daughters and wards, previously feeble ' , llly and of deftest° condition and apprmanct. . eve been restored to health and vigor by DR. RANSTEUP, besides many before and alter marriage through him have been saved ranch sell maxi .eity mortification. Spermatorr • ea or nocturnal enunissions : are completely eared .. a very short space of time by his new remedies. which arepecullarly his own. They compounds ram the Vegetable Kingdom, lumbig seen the I aoy.of the Mercurial treatmenthe has abandon. • • it and substituted the vezitablo Pamela die. • roes are r•eatedwith marked enoceas—naninthad •ver forty Years (40) experienoe >n their treat '• ant in hospitals of both the Old Wor I i and la • o United States, leads him to ear —to ail with a air trial. health and happiness will again bloom • •on the 40W -- pal!od cheek. Trite no tangier with ••ontebanks and quacks. but come and be oared cristuawien and all of its kindred diseases, of high so many snazzily fill our conntries. can ow be relieved. Providing .hey attend to It to partioulara can be had of 417 treatment .7 prooluing a copy of the Mediae] Adviaer which 0. given gratis to ad that apply Haying the ad antazo of over forty years experience and • bservaidon, consequenft he has superior skill • thatreatment of =mail! amazes, -arid 'whole Icily consulted br the profession, as well ea mom -rearmtsmits citizens, publiamire ' , rioters of hotels.. Ace: his street. near Diamond enroct Private donnannis cations from all DLIS: 0; tko Onion ttrietlirat. tended tc. air rs ie4 deStly SYRUP RP MANDRAKE AND STIL LINGIA, flaring had a man employed for the last six Years compounding the above excellent remedies for my own practice, and having used them with uncommon auccess in all that time. I feel it a duty to set them before the public, as my exPe• rionce leads me to think they are as near erpeoifics as any remedies well can be for the following diseases, namely : Scrofula, Coitte, Syphilis, and all diseases that arise from au impure state ofthe blood. One trial will convince any person of their fitness for those diseases. Prepared and sold b 85 y J. W. 13 - 11. 4NSTRUP, M. D. Bmithfield st... Pittsburgh. Pa. _ NEW BOILER . W ORKIL J. J. .lE'O WEIRS 4 TEEN DS TO THE HANEFACTERE of Steam Boilers, Stills. Tamils. Agitators. Salt Pan:, Sugar Pane, Sheet Iron Chimneys, Brow:hinge. and all other artieleemmally man afamered at similzr eoucerue. rep-Su Pr ita om ble t pt attention paid to all kinds of repairs on Works CORNER OF LOCUST and DUQUESNE WAY, sth Ward. Allegheny river, M-lyd Hydrepolts, or Garden Sprinkler. ANEW AND USEFUL ARTICLE FOR wetting plants and flowers, washing windows. carriages. &c, Primps of every - description sold and repaired. Daykin's Patent Wale: Drawer made and sold. w'ELDON dr KELLY, 164 Wood Bt. One door from Sixth. _ . LUPTON i& OLDDEN, memrrArrrrausas AW) LOLLESI3.2 IA FELT CEMENT & GRAVEL ROOM 1411-Repairs to old 4 iwsod, °annum and Metall," Roofs made nt the lowan yr3c®, ~ All work promptly attended to aid °Mee, ?doming Post Building. corner Wood streeta.2d story. _ GRAVEL ROOFING. rpEPAIRS PROMPTLI AT -11-11. TENDED TO. LUPTON, °LODEN &CO., Corner Fifth and Wood e trent% second story Y/0 DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS, CADMAN & CRAWFORD. Manufacturers of every variety of finished BRASS WORK FOR PLIT.MBERS GAS or STEAM FITTERS, MACHLNESTS Ann COPPERSMITHS. VIDpLASS CAATINGS OF EVERY DE RNA seriotion made to order. Steamboat wort, steam and gae frfting and ft,Tairing promptly tended to: Hartioular attention palm to Attine uo Refineries for Cool and Carbon Oils, Also, agents far the Western Dfnerfet of Pormsylvania. for lho tale of Marsh. Lansdell Co.'s Patent Ss Mien Pump, tha beet over inven ted„-haVing no valvoe it is not liable to eat oat of order and will Wow more water than any ponno vice its sue. feblitttly. E3IOVA L Or LIVICRY feTABLIt ..I.IIP The undersigned having rtnuovod hie Live ry Stable from the rear of [ha Scott Holum, ton the corner of Fired and Smithfield street. IV. Of Conn a old stand, in prepared to furnish carrian.d• baggloa i l and, saddle home niacin the ehorteet qo tis, norms kept at livery at reaaonable rates. Undertakinc an d ll arrangontw / 41. f - mall will receive lus spea a k! atteori l ki op 14; NEAL taut M.EDICAL. BOX SOO, Pi: Etrarth Pail J. R. OLDD CR
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