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A FORE TONIC.
zpF: - 11polf:11tind's
GERMAI BITTERS
TBSPARIID Bt
DB.O. D, IsirACIESPR, Philadel
7 Penns:,
Will effectually cure ,
Liver Comptraint,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE.
Olurowto. or _Nervous Debilitr, Disease
of the Kidneys, and all Diseases
- -Arising from a Disordered
- Liver or Otomaeh,
nob.
e 8 Conti-.
• •patioa: inward '
Piles,'Pollness or
8 1004 1=a4.-
Aoldift:orthe , bitztatli
liausek .11 - DIRAst
• for Peed ) . Ptlinese or 'Mr ight in ,
the'fittnniiedi:Bo.or Proolations. Sink
- intrornittering atitte Pam me /Rom
aok of 'the tteau. Hurried and
diffhinit= it Muttering at the Heart.
Chokirilfor dentin'tnisations when in a lying
boater* •of - Vision_. Dots or webs be
ore the sfghfirPerver and DWI Pain in the
Bead. Deficiencyof Perttion s Yeb ,
lowness Of the'nin. and 04
_Pam in
tho Side. Back. Chest. • bs. ko.
Sudden Flashes of Heat. Darn
ing in the' Flesh. Constant
iniagbiings of E v i 1.
land greatdepres
1 0 . 11 of
And Will piwitkel, Inwrinat Yellow Fever. 88.
lota Fever. An.
.Eirsr_oorrAlN
NO A LCOiroii. — tililito \ 69lifltilinf
They will cure the above diseases in ninety-nin
saes out of a hundred.
Indneed by , the extensive sale and universal
emu: nun or oofand!s atrnanlitte (purely3?tgofl 4 g rl t iaim. Mis venurerS.Tv:gpted uponfluffering
airmanity the doedstes Nostrtrais the shape
ef poor whisks , . vile compounded with uncurious
irugf. likasioaristed Tonics. Btomachies and Bit
.
tars.
Beware of the innumerable array of aloohollo
preparations ns phstheria mottles, am:Lids-bellied
kcv, under t he 'modest appellation - of Bitters:
which, instead of curing only aggravates diseases
nd leave the disappointed sufferers in despair,
HOUPLANIPS . GERMAN BITTERS
Are not a new and untried article, but have
stood the test of fifteen years trial by the Ameri
can publio; and their reputation and sale, are
not rivalled by any similar preparation.
Thb 'proprietors have thousands of Letters
fromlhe most eminent
Cleegynken,Laytx.ers, Physicians and
Citizens.
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Testifying Oftheir - own personal knowledge. to
the beneficial effects and medical virtues of these
Bitters.
DO YOU WANTROMETHINO to STEEN° TB
EN YOU t
DO YOU WANT A OOOD APPETITE
90 YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YO UB CON
STITUTION? • •
DO you WANT TO PEEL WELL?
DOYOU WANT TO OAT BID OF NEB YO
RAMP , - • '
DOrYOLI WANT ENTVO ?
Do you want to sleep_vrell
Do
reenactyob want a bris k 'and vigorous
If yAI do. use
HOOPLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
ettIVEICULAIS NOTICE.
There are many preparations sold under the
name of Bittere,nza up in pawl bottles, compounded
of the cheapesky or common rum, cora n,o rom
20 to 411 p e t
cents whi r
the taste disguised by fAn
ise or Coriander Sea, •
Thieolotes at Bilers ha:caused and will contin
ue tevcause. as tov',..ets they can be sold. hundreds
to die the death of the drunixtrd; BY their use the
"totem is kept continually under the influence pf Al
ooholio anlieutantrat the. Worst hind, thi desire for
Liquora - voted and held op-and the result-4 all
the herrare attellikatt 11VOtt a drunkard's We and
1 o thai diem desire and will have a Liguar
Bittererapublish the following receipt. Get one
Bottle BoollasuPs German Bitters, and
Prix with Three quarts of Good Brandy
or Whisky, and the result will le a preparation
that will far excel in medicinal virtues and true
excellence any of the numerous Liquor Balers in
the market; and tata costinxech less. You will
kayo- all thevsrttees of Hoonators Bitters
connection with a
_good article of Liquor. at es
ouch len Prioa than- these inferior.preparations
mill coat VOl4. I
ATTENTION SOLDIERS,
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS
We call the attention of all having relations or
fikuude in Etta army to the fact that 'llools-
LAND% Carman Bitters" will cure nino tenths
of the'guesses induced by exposures and priva
tions timid ant to camp life. In the lista, publish
ed alined astir bribe newspaper% on the arrival
of the sick, It it will ba notioed theta Taylors° pro
portion are suffering front debility. Every case
of that kind can be readily cured by Hoofland's
Chateau Bitters, Diseases retudjug from disor.
der of -the digativer organs are ,pindily remov
ed. We have no hesitation in stating that, if
these - Bitters were freelyused among oar soldiers
hundreds of lives might be saved, that otherw.se
Wihilipailidiuler ideation tothe following re
markt, eand well autinuiticated care of one of
he nation's heroes, whose life to use hiq own
ang rsge"has been saved by t he Bitters :"
Prunspittrint. August 23d,1862.
Messrs. Jones .k Kvane.—Well, gentlemen. your
Boofiand's &mum• Bitters has saved my life,
Thine Is no mistake in this. It is vouched for by
numbers of my commodes, some of whose names
are appended, and who were Thar cognisant of
all the otenunstances of my case. I am, and have
been far the last, four Fear% a member of Sher
man's celebrated battery, under the immediate
sommand of Copt, K B. Ayres. Through the ex
posure attelidint upon My arduous duties, I wa
attacked in November last with infiamation of
the lungs, and was for seventy two days in the
hospital, This was followed by great
heightened byanattarit of dysentery. I was then
removed from the White House and sent to this
citron board the steamer "State of Keine," from
which I landed on the2Bth Of jime. Since that
time I have been about aulow as any one could
its and si ill retain a spark of vitality; Fora week
or morel was varottly able to swadow anything,
a nd if t Wi k brues morsel dowst, it wee utmeoh
a tely
Life m y could not last under these otreum
namely end, accordingly the ayatollahs who
had.beou working fai.hialb, though unattocesful-
Ir. to retRIPPle from the grasp of the dread Arch
er. Vrapisixtladntetin_eYsould do aogoopoibr is te ,
and r lOW me to see a clergyman . and - to make
suchehgpotallon of my litait funds as best suit
ed nfo. Ah.licasuaintanise who visited me at the
tiftiL Mr. Frederick Steinbron. °Mb below
drOfkreet. &hired me es a forlorn hope, to try
yourAttibirldtd kindly procured Sirottle. From
theniM Iteninteneed taking them the shadow of
deathrisitdat add ant now, thank God for it,
betternhougla bavetaken but two bot
et, 1- getudnedlOpormds. and feel sanguine
of being pertained to rejoin my wife and daugh
ter. from whom heard nothing for (ugh*
nienthk'fOr t igentlemsa, Inmaloyal Virgin
tan, airi-the viemity-of 'Prot ROYAL To your
invaluable Bitters I owe tberglorione privilege of
again clasping to my bosom thine who are dearest
to win DM] •
Vest.troltr.sourr, ISAAC MALONE.
We mar concur in the truth of the abovestate
meaLur we bad despaired of seeing °Or comradat
Mr. Ifehmeirestored to health.
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JOHN F. WARD. Co E. sth Maine,
BEERa tE -- Besetl Co 11
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BEWARE OF COUNTBEFETTEL
see that the signature of "a. M. JACKSON."
le ontbe Yiltantintd--ew I,o ttle ,
PIBLIRM m ER BOTTLE 93 ()KW's,. OR
um. IroZ, FOB S 4 orx
Should your nearest druggist not have the ar
dale, do not hnput off hi any of the intoxicating
'reparation! that mity Weltered in its tiara, but
sand to us, and W14)011/ forward, securely Packed
ar t.PritteiPal Offiee„ and Mentutaotory. Do. 163
JONES 8z EVANS,
(inmeisors to C.M.- Jackson & C 0.,)
Prop rietors
inrialvaileby !harakiri and deans:rain oven ,
wsklo thirUnitorl States, , and b
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soalcurm Ptttsb
dais at JOSEPH lIKEMPS cob.
oad and: Morlortotrort.
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A. S.- RANKIN at CO. ,
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DAILY POST.
.Hon. Robert Dale Owen.
The lion. Robert Dale 'Owen, of In
diana, is now one of the confidential ad
visers of the A.dnainis — tration, at *fishing
ington, and he lds important offices from
It. On the 24th of November, 1860, Mr.
Owen wrote aletter to the Indianapolis
Jcnowal, the Republican organ of Indi
ana; in which, after alludin s to thb prob
able secession - of the Southern States, he
said:
After counseling the exercise of t
Christian spirit in considering the then
impending troubles of the country, Mr.
Oven thus argues.
"Violence breeds violence. We may
determine in advance- '
when we are cozn
mencing. that it shall only go to a cer•
tain point, - ind no further. Bat the dogs
of war once let loose, escape beyond our
control. We may call them back but in
vain.
* * *
"By coercion what do we propose to
ourselves? 17te sword never conrinees;
it subjects. It our purpose to subject, if
we cannot convince our fellow. citizens of
South Carolina? But it is utterly at
variance with the spirit of our govern
ment to have, in our midst., subjects kept
lojal by force. And it it was ni al
Carolina, if she lack judgment, 11.1 s spirit
and courage to commit courage t.) submit
to the degradation. A political c •eed
cannot, any more than a religions one, be
thrust upon brave men by force.
"In certain cases numbers suffice to
confer connideration. When numbers
combine for an unlawful object, the of
fence changes its character. That which,
in six men, is robbery, becomes warfare
in sixty thousand. The difference be
twecn rebellion and revolution lies chiefly
in numbers. Had Washington struck for
liberty and independence at the bead of
fifty followers only, and had he and his
men been captured, they might, without
outraging civilization, have been hanged
as rebels. But with Washington at the
head of fifty thousand the British Gov
ernment felt constrained to regard their
colonial prisoners as any othey captives
taken in war; and to allow them the
mercy, which in such cases, ths law of
nations prescribes.
* * * *
"Sister States dissolved is a grave mis
fortune, but sister States beligerent would
be a deadly curse. * * The baptism of
blood confers on national enmities a ter
rible perpetuity, What, then, is to be
done? Shall we employ towerd South
Carolina urgency and entreaty: There is
neither dignity nor use in entreaty beyond
a certain point. What remains? Let
as act toward her in that spirit which is
gentle and easy to be entreated. In
any . event we shall gain an ally if we lose
a 'sister.
;Such were the views expressed by Rob
ert Dale Owen ; and they were reiterated
upon various occasions subsequently, in
carefully considered and elaborate ad
dresses.
The opinions of Mr. Owen, and his
views of public policy., as given in the let
ter front which walleye quoted, were in
dorsed by the Journal, the central organ
of the Republican party of Indiana. Be
it remembered this was after the election
of Mr. Lincoln in 180 C, and when the Re.
publican party, by the election of that
year, were soon to come into the posses-
Bien of the National Government. Here
is what the Journal said in approval of
the sentiments of Mr. Owen :
"It will be seen that his view is substan
tially that urged by us on several occa
sions. • * Ile maintains that
though Secession is unconstitutional, if it
be deliberately and is unitedly resolyed
upon by a State, the dictate of Christian
kindness, no less than of political wisdom,
is'to let her go in peace. So say we. We
do not concede that any State has reached
that point of unanimity and determina
tion which would make coercion impossi•
ble or improper in the view we maintain,
though Mr. Owen assumes that South Car
olina has done so, and argues the ease as
an actual instead of a hypothetical exigen
cy. But that point being conceded, and
the fact fully accepted on all hands, that
ode State or more has calmly and fixedly
resolved that she can not remain in the
Union without - injury or a state
of affairs is conceded iu which coercion
would be at once cruel and useless. Cru
el, because it would spill blood to make
an enemy of a State that might otherwise
prefeeto remain friendly, though not in
same family ; and useless, because when
accomplished, the Union is just as effect
mally broken as if the conquered State
had left us. We deem it superfluous to
argue that a popular government can nev
er be preserved by force. The act of
Compulsion Changes it to a despotism--
fai as the parties afflicted by it are con
cerned. It is no government of theirs
any longer, and despotism is siMplya
gdvernmetit that - the governed don't cre•
ate. Consequently, if 'coercion' preserves
tbe body, it surely destroys the life of this
great popular government. It secures us
a 'Union without unity, an aggregation of
of States-without sympathy. And it does
no more. Whether that is worth purcha
sikkg at the fearful price of a civil war, it,
is! hardly. worthwhile to. argue to sensibl e
*en. * Secession is reve,u•
tin. We having established our Govern-
Mout by revolution, on the right of a peo
ple at any time to change a government
which is oppressibe to them, can nut deny
that right .to those who deliberately de
clare our Government oppressive. What
- we claimed as our right we can not deny
td thoser,wlo Claim rik of us, and helped
tie to Assert otir claim at the outset. They
may be mistaken. In our judgment, they
are fatally mistaken, but we can notjadge
for them whether,the Federal Government
id too oppressive for endurance any more,,
than England could judge Anoint," I
J. iIiUNLEVT; '
Grocer,
NO. 4 DIAMOND,
lor2tlydew
II EN WISTR, Y.
TEETH E TUACTED WITHOUT
Pairt.by the we of Dr. Oach7 . B aPPara4ll.
'3. F, 11 0 - FF*AN, ,
•
i All work warranted,
iitalsbet.'-:=l.l4Bl4ll.ll4olBtreet.Pitteburahr.
W 2271:11 1 0; -and gh‘
et Iron
Work ontioVeritittitit m 4ork. tt d idy —r
ment-todirtxt watrAl A:pßlfatL4 Un4 --- " -
Canamtmito, .11tr?ett
22. eat
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MEE
RatAz, _
ht Weialtina,•&c., Ms; fete Rants, Fowls,
Animals, &a. -
Fut hp' in Zs., 50a and t'll boxes. bottle; and
flasks; .It 3 sktd,ss tlaaks for Rotel% Public Insti
tutions, Ste.
"OnlY infallible remedies known."
"Free from Poisons,'
"Not dangerous to the Ho tman Family."
"Rats coma out of theta he %team die,"
Oly- Sold wholesale in all large cities.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers every
where.
08. Beware of all worthlt vis imitations.
zar• See that "Costar's" n time is on each box.
Nettie and flask befor~ey ou b VIY.
AddresslT R.' COSTAR.
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Principal Depot 483 Bro gdway. N. Y.
gOit•Sold by R. E. SILL SttS & CO:, and 13: L.
.FAHRESYQCS. & CO.. {Ph , Omits Agents, Fitts
Iyl66mdoodtir
Pimmirizos, PA.
"ji tk GROSS ROW 'MAY'S WORM
Cottreationi Nat race iced and for sale by
)30,41. KELLY:
ibu4)
Carpets, Oil Cloths,
AND
WINDOW
WINDOW . SHADES.
Prices reduced at the
NEW CARPET STORE
—op— ..,
M'FARLAND COLLINS & C0,,1 •
71 /273 FIFTH STREET,
Between the Bost Office and Dispatch
Building..
Desiring to purchase for the Fall trade
An Entirely New Stock,
We are selling all goods now on hand at prices
' vety much below present market rates.
We especially invite the attention of
Country Merchants and Wholesale Buyers.
au6d,ttv
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WHELEII 61 WILSON
Sewing 'Machine
Wan awarded a
FIRST CLASS PRIZE lED
-AT TER
.
WORLD'S FAIR LONDON, ENGLAND
where all the Machines of
EUROPE AND AMERICA
were in competition.
Also, at the Industrial Exposition, Parht, France,
and at every
fled States Fair
at which Sewing Machines have boon exhibited.
The principal Companies making Sewing Ma
chines are 'Wheeler & Wilson, L M. Stager &
Co. and Grover & Baker. Of the machine made
there were sold during the year lest reported:
By Wheeler et: WG9.00 21,303
BY 1 . M. Sanger & 10,963
By Grover et- Baker 10,280
Showing WiIYELER & W lISON'i sales to be
double those of any other Sewing Machine Com
pany in the country,
OFFICE, 27 1 , 1171. STREET. PITTSBURGH
This Machine makes the "LOC STITCH,
and range highest on account of the elasticit
Permanence, beauGy and genera/ desirablenos'
of the stitching whet.. done, and the wide range
of itone.Plication -- ir.eport of the American In
titnie, New York.' iulB.lkw
NOW IS THE CHANCE
harKuin,, in
BOOTS, SHOFS
a A rTERS and BALISORALS
eheaPer than even auction
lio to SORIA NIVN.
No. 9S Market Street,
Second Door from Fifth
iIIAN CATHOLIC HIGH SCIIOO
or
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
NO. 597 PENN STREET,
We highly approve of the (1 sztuan Catholic
High School recently retah.iihed in this city. and
we cora re , :oto mend it t,, the patronage,! all
the Cathol.es of our Diocese.
l IRE FIRST NFY4RIOS OF THIN IF. TITUTI(PN will co r mence
TheUSDAY,
the let of SEPirEMBE 1.31:3. studies of
the school are to arranged as to embrace a full
and thor.mgh c curse of Greek, LatTn, English.
Gormanand Mathematics , including the branches
usually attended to in connection with these re
imecfve departm stirs. Students who are intend
ed for commercial or professional pursuits. are
care oily instructed in Book-keeping, Mercantile
Arithmetic, and such other b anches as may fit
them to be useful and intelligernt in the discharge
of the rations duties of the store or counting
room, on any profession. Our course of studies
embraces also the subjects required in prepara
tion
for entering any of our Theological Schools
or Seminaries:.
Parents wishing to secure for their sons a thor
ough instruction, are respectfully invited to ap
ply to Prof. F w. A. Riedel, A. M, No. 507 Penn
street.. as coon ace onvenient, and, if possible.
BEFORE THE F IHST DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
Mr. Heide' I rill be at home daily from
lOto 12 A. M. ail d from 3 to 4 P. M.
For further aformation, or for a prospectus
aont:ining full details. pleme call on or address
REV. JOSEF 111 M. HELMPRAECHT.
Roo tor cf St Philomona's Church, or
PROF_ 'F.W.A. RIEDEL, A. M.
IYZ:daw , P. 0. Box P 240, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STRIC.7 fLY PURE ARTICLES
Low _Yrices
PITTSBURGH DRUG MOUS:
TOTO.ENCE & MCGARR,
AP.OTI-IJ CA. Et S
Corner fourth and Market streets,
pirrsm I Raw
DRUGS I
DRUGS!
DRUGS
MEDICINES ! MEDICINES !
MEDICINES ! MEDICINES !
ICHEMLCAES !• CHEMICALS !
{CHEMIECALS ! CHEMICALL
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DYES I
DYES 1
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PAINTS PAINTS I PAINTS !
PAINTS I PAINTS I PAINTS !
PAINTS I PAINTS 1 PAINTS I
OILS!
OILS!
OILS I
srticEs spr CES ! SPICES SPICES
P'APICES I Spit 7 E14 SPICE-.! SPICES
SPICES I Spit EM! SPICES! SPICEF
Soda. Cream T artar. Eng. Mustard, &re
...French. Erglish. and American Perfumery,
and Toilet articles , . Brushes, Trusses, Patent
Medicines, and all Druggist articles, strictly
Pure tcrtielas. Low P.-ices.
Phym - cianc,Preacnotioru3 accurately COM -
Pounded at all goers.
Pero Wines and Lee aura for medicinal mo
iuklyd
The Pittsburgh Trifst.Company having organ
ized under the sot to provi•to ry National Cur
rency, under the title of rthe FIRST NATIONAL
Bitesß OF PITTSBURGH, would respectfully
offer its services for the collection of Notes,
Drafts, Bills of Exchange, Arc.. receive money on
deposit and buy ani 'soli Exchange on all parts
of the country.
The success which has attended the Pittsburgh
Trust Company since its organization in 1852, will
we belt vo be a sufficient guarantee that business
entrusted to the now organization will receive
the some prompt attention.
Having a very extensive correspondence with
Banks unit Bankers, throughout the country. we
believe we ran offer unumal facilities to those
who do business with
us.
The business will be conducted by the earn o
officers and directors.
iv/ OLD, SILVER, DEMAND NOTES
Certifioatw of Indebtodnoes, Quarternaas
sore CortilaJalCe,
7 3-10 Bonds and Coupons
and all other covernnient aeon:Wins, lyonekt by
W, H , WILLIAMS CO..
rehr):Gird Wood stroot. earner of Third.
W. J. ... PH . R 111.1/T2
KOUNTZ & MERTZ,
BANKERS,
No. HS Wood St., Second, doo
.nbove
Fifth Street,
Erb EALERA 15 FOREIGN AND Domestic
LEY F.:clang°, Coin. Bank Naafi. and Govern..
meat Oeenrities. Colleotionairromrtly att.:tido.)
to apll
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SAVINGS INSMUTION
Opel; for Depos.tehom 16, . m. to 2 o.
;33, daily; also on SATURDAY EVENINGS
ftocu 6 to At o'olook
geroffice. at FOURTH STREET.
INTEREST ALLOWED
On Deposits in this Institution at
SIX PER .CENT. PER ANNUM
Payable to Depcsitore in May and Novomb
which, if not drawn, will be added to the Grin
pal and compounds
PREESID aNT—ISAiiC JONES
Vtea Prisemsmr—W. B, COPELAN L
TRLIBTRES,
Hon Theo M Howe Hon J IC Moorhen
Llano Jon ea. I 0 d llwoey,
WIXL H Smi, th Jo Painter.
Ilari7 N a ic c k b olaa Voettli.
ipeland,
er—A. A. CARRIER
t M DOM ENIC,
Biotin., of Pittsburgh
W B Co
Boarztars' and Trean .
iyS:lyd
II lANOS, PIANOS!
Twenty new Pianos just received, personally
selected by the enbeoriber in the Eastern cities
from the univertaLly celebrated manfactorics
of Knabe A: Co ttaltimore. Haines Brother 8.
New York, and Sfershall Litt Traver. Albany, New
York.
Every Piano warranted five years. Prices
from MO upward.
Also an .loaant assortment of Prince's un
rivalled Melodeons iugt received.
CHARLOTTE. EL US/ E.
au2l 43 Fifth street.
To Strengthen and Improve the Bight
-
TIIY
PYRE Lt
Russian ''"'" Spectacles,
EBERSONS SIIPPERIND FROM DE
A. featly° sight, arising from or'other cam
es, oan be relieved by using the litouslan Pet,
Speetocleu. which have boon well tried b
many responsible citizens of Pittsburgh and vi
cinity, to whom they have given perfect satisfac
tion. The certificates of these parsons oan be
soon at my °Moe.
* All who purchase one pair of the Rtutsian
Pebble Spectacles are entitled to ho supplied in
future free f charge with those which will always
give satisfaction.
Therefore. if you Isiah to ensure an improve
pent inour sight call on
J. DIAMOND, Practical Optician s
Kancifitetirrer of the Rivadan Pebble Spectacles,
Anl6.diar No. 39,.Fifth street. Post Beildin
sa ,r.:v place or imsinim is efosed on Saturda
100 .6
811 . 61 0 A1l
ice brands, Swift. &van
0 s
& Co.
nred for sale at No 4 Ditunond by
I T 24 J. DUNLBNY.
C. A. VAN KIRK & CO.,
IiANDFACITITHERB OF
CAS FIXTURES & CHANDELIERS
Patent Improved Eue!sok k Patent Paragon
COAL OIL BURNERS.
HAND LAMPS, COLUMNS, dco.
Salesrooms, 517 Arch St. Philadelphia
Man nfaetnu, Frankford, Philadelphia.
Set. All 2 nods warranted_ I ylle
MCCOLISTER it BAER,
RE SELLING OUT THEIR LARGE
4 - 31 stock of
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SEGARS,
at the very lowest
Call and examiwe our . ..gook before ilurobasing
elsewhere: - j 723 Sum
Pittsburgh and • *mars ville Pas
senger RailwAy Company.
'num srrecEarouoxits OW SAID
X Company raw .at the of the Oakland
Railway Company, No, 51 Fourth street, Pitts
burgh. ma Tuesday, August 25th , 1868, at 3 o'clock
P. al., for the purpose of electing a Boa r d of
Three Managers for said Company to serve until
the th'rd Monday of 'January, A. D., 1864. By
Order
JAS. JuWEON. Ek%notary
Prmatmou.Atunist 14. • ' •
anls-10t4
ai k B. E. BARDEEIii MAR REMOVED
.11 from Sraitblied street.- bates
..-the Girard
Souse, to N 0.145 filth street oP !pa the Copt
Roan. ,r• 1, .1161214 r.
IV MO/MING, SEP
BANH:EIiG HOUSES.
FIRST NATIONAL BL
OF .PITTIEIIIIIB4H.
THEASURY DEPARPMENT,
°MOE OP ComppHoLLElt OP THE CITHEENOY.
Washington City, Aug. sth, 1881
WHHERAH, ..133 , Satisfactory evidence presented
t the undersigned, it has been . made to ap_p_ear
that the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OP PITTS
BURGH, in the County of Allegheny . and State
of Pennsylvania has bean duly„organuted under
and according to tho requirements , of the Act of
I Congress, entitled "an Act to prdeldea National
Currency, scoured by a pledge of- United States
Stocks, and to provi de forthe cirOulalion and re
demption thereof , " approved,rebruary 25th,
18a3. and has complied with allthe provisions of
said not requiroi to be complted With before
commencing the business of Belting.
Now Tif En¢PoRE, I, Hugh McCulloch. Comp
troller of the Currency, do herft certify that the
said FIRST NATIONAL BANK O PITTS
BURGH. county of Allegheny ottd Stattkof Penh
m Ivan ia,js antaorised to commenes the bninnesE4
of 'Banking under the Act aforesaid:
In tolitiuionv whereof witnei nay Land and
seal of office, this fitliisluy_of August 18h3.
-{
} HUG H MeCIMLOCH ,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
The First National Bank
of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
LATE PITTSBURGII TRUST COMPAN
Capital s4oo,ooo,alth prlvtlege to In
crease to $1,000.000.
DIRECTORS:
AVM. K. Nimiek,
Alexander Speer,
Francis G. tiaileY
Alex. Bradley,
eel Rca.
al LIN. President.
'LILLY, Cashier.
dame 3 Lanthlin
Robert t Hays.
Thomas Bell,
ibos. Wighttunn,
Santa
J A lf F. 9 LAUD
• JOIIN D. Sc'
Angust sth, iscx:dtzwi
REAL ESTATE
I NCO RPORATED lAY TUE
I SLATURIiOI I PENNSILVANIA
1-# JE; NV 11.1.z.9 V .k.at
108 Wood Street,
Cash Figures.
RENO V Al.
COMMERCIAL INFIIRHATION,
Arbitration Comaznittee of the ,Board
of Trade.
Wra. M. SHOW, V. P. L SN___NETT
JNO. 8. DILWORTH, Wm-
DAVID IMO DLEBB.
Movements of European Steamers
PROM AMMO/4
V irginia.... -.Aug. 28... New York... Liverpool
City of
Virginia.......
29... New York... Liverpool
Bremen ... . ........ -Aug. 29... New York Bremen
Great Eactern....Sept. 2... New York-LiverPool
Asia Sept, 2-Boston -.Liverpool
City ofßaYmore.Sept. 5... New York.... Liverpool
TT .... „Sept. b... New York......Southa'n
Pena, JSect. 9... New York.- Liverpool
Afkiee ........ ..... Sept le...Boston......Liverpool
19.-New York__Sauthe'n
Scotia Sept. 23-New York—Liverpool
PROM 117110P1E.
Scotia Aug. Z.-Liverpool...New York
2 —Liverpool...New York
Arabia .Sept. _ Boston
.... _Sept. . 12 ...Liverpool...kevr- York
Enrrpa ---.Sept• 19.. Liverpool • -Boston
Persia Sept-26...L1verp001....N5wr York
MONET MARKET.
001LaDDrirD DAILY:POE •Ting )108241201 P 0!? BY
NEM& icoinkrrz, 4; lawn, Elwin&
AO, 118 WOOD BTBner.
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The following are the buying and selling rates
for Gold, Silver, 810. :
Buying Balling
.... ..„ ......... ............ 123 00
Myer.. . 117 00
Damara ...... 122 00
Eastern Exchange.
New York' par
Baltimore— . . par yy
Ehiladelphia... ...... ................ par
Western Exchange.
Pre
Louisville
pay
Cleveland
Bt. Louis..
par g
PITTSBURGH PRODUOE MARKET
OPTICS OP TEE DAILY POST,
/ 1 10111111,9. EOM. 7„
Rem w---The weather continues very
Pleasant and business is beginning to improve,
there being a better demand for certain leading
articles. Our rivers remain low, navigation for
the present being suspemded• !lay—Prices con
tinue to advance. The sales reached a pretty
steep figure. Flour—The market continued very
nactive. Pricesteue our last have undergone
no chance. The stock in first hands is not large
The Fall trade, however, wi:l soon open up in
earnest and then wo hope to have some heavy
traesastions to report,
Flour— We have nothing new to note in re
gard to this article. The demand was lsmitod to
small lots t. meet the wants of the home trade.
solos 1?) bb's Extra Family at 85 SO-o@d : 150
do Extra at 25(45 50.
Eltalr - - We rote sales of 12 loads at the scales
at
atnet):, continues •5-ta with a good demand.
Among the sales made we neted the
4,00 IDs shoulders. ; sales sides,
plain hams. 1.000 IDs.Oll@loe ; 2,500 58 t 3. C.
hams at 13 0 1 13.3.4 c
Butter—Sales SOO pounds roll at from 10(g2a
per pound.
Eagget —Salt s S bbls at 10eall c Per dosen•
heeme—ln good request: sales Y 4 boxes
W It et 1014(5.011e pule.
Applea—Demand was fair. Eales regular
at $2 2502 75 pe r bbl.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
ETC YORK, September otto firm but less
active at for Middling Upi n
ands. Floor
somewhat excited and advanced 10@15c, bat
closed dull with buyers generally refusing to pay
the advance: SI 94}-&.5 for Extra r tate; $5 254
c 5 45 for Extra R. Il 0.. $5 50®7 for Trade
Brands. Whisky rrn at sde Wheat heavy, un
settled and declining: private accounts from
England are very depressing; 8511 07 for Chi
-ago cpriag; 94rWS1 15 for Milwaukee Club:
15teal 22 for Winter Red Western: $1 1;i fur
Minnesota Club. Corn opened steady, closed
heavy and 1;‘2 , 2c lower; 73575 for Mixed Western
afloat, chiefly 73( . 474 and 7.1 in store. Oats more
active and decidedly better; fit)rd63 for Western.
Pork firmer with scarcely anything doing. Beef '
dull end ti• changed. Bac n ^ides steady. Lard
more active and firmer at :r , g4 . 4ioiA the atter .n
ex 'cube.
Money Quite stringent at 64)7, nearly all the
basin es , ; at the latter rate sterling, in sympathy
with Gold., is irregu'ar and unsettled: first-class
bills opened at 14511146,14_, closing dull at 140 et,
Gold very much unsettled, opening at 34, ad
vancing to V.:. denting to 30;4, and closing heavy
at
GRAND MASS MEETING
CIF THE FRIENDS OF BARGAINS
V in BOOTS and SHOES, assembled daily at
NCERT BALL SHOE STORI
62 Fifth Street,
to ratify the schedule of exceedingly low prieea
of 1300fS and ;SHOES, which has boon adopted
for the
Closing Out of Spring Stock
Don't fail to attend this meeting and bring
Your friends with you. for the following very good
reasons; Whether you purchase or not you will
receive polite attention• All goods aro warranted
in every particular. Thep ivilege allowed of ex
changing every article which, upon examination
at home, does not meet the entire approval of the
purchasers.
lEMEMBER THE PLACE,
NO. 62 FIFTH STREET
iy2s
4 T THE PITTSBURGH I) RU G
Zia.
HOUSE:
TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS,
Shoo.ltler Braces, Elastic Stockings,
Ritter's eel pbrated Radical Cure Truss
ititier'iOelet)rateditailietal Cure Truss
Ritter's Patent Infant Truss.
- Ritter's Patent Umbilical Truss,
Marsh's celebrated Trusses,
Ms celebrated Tusses,
Marsh's Ladies and Gentsars h''
Shoulder Braces r ,
Marsh's Youths and Infant's Shoulder Braces
Dr. Pitch's Plain Abdominal Supporters,
Dr. Fitch's Silver Plated Abdominal qupporters,
Dr• Fitch's L adios and Gents' Shoulder Braces,
Bitters' Patent Abdominal Supporters.
Mrs. Betts' Abdem nal Su
Marsh's London Abdeminal Supporterspporters,
Riggs' Hard Rubber Trues,
French, English and - American Trusses in great
variety.
An experienced Physicsan always in attendance
Syringes, Breast Pumps, Nursing Bottles
Bandages, &c.,
At the Pittsburgh Drug House,
TORRENCE & M'GABR,
APOTHECIA Errs,
r , •--- l'eurth and Market Ste.. Pittabargb
in 1947410
CIONCORD GRAPE.
eIERIOR VINES. AT $2 50 PER
dozen: $l2 50per 100. Extra Vines at $5 per
dozen; Sas DO! 100.
• 'ENOS
No. 28 Fif J th street
BARRELS OF PURE RYE
69000 WHISKY. of different ages to
snit purchasers, at lowest oath prices. For sale
by THOS. ItIOORH, Distiller,
lel F.:O No's 18,9. gl. fig and 48 First street.
COBBLER WANTED,
to repair shoes,
at BORLAND'S.
98 Market st
Wanted.
/sr%, DOLLARS A MONTH I WANT
II CP to hire Agents in every county at $75 a
month,. expenses paid, to sell ety_new cheap Fam
ily sewing Machines. S. MADISON. Alfred. Me.
Wanted,
6 WIIO e WMA MONTH , WE WNEZ
sell our Everkurt a 'ne Pel=m th
o,=Fier Paid to
13 other articles. 15 oirmars sent free. Ammo
SHAW & *LAM Bideford. Maine.
mAamdsw
•
at FRANCIS - 00LEME
,
UNDER CAR OF THE FRARCIECAM BROTHERS
Tau
IN , L08.8.r.r0. ,Cambria caim Porins7l
- about four mßes frein 'Cresson Statlon. on
the direct route between Philadelphia, e.tokPittee.
burgh. was chartered in 18.58, with plicca to
eonforthe usual Collegiate Honors and; Degrees;
The location of the Conoco is one of the moot
healthy in Pannsyleania—this portion of theAJle- . 1
chany Mountain' behig proverbial for its
water. bracing air. and Picturesque 130011019.
The Scholastic year commences on the ynter
MONDAY after: the 18th of AIIHUST, and ends
about the 20th of TUNE following: It is divide]
Into two Sessions. Students cannot return Immo
twstween' tho Session& All the Apparatus nem
ary for Land -Surveying . zUo eeritur. ,
wail bo fun:dal:od by the InsUtation to the
dtudonts.
Ineonmentol and Vocal Mush) forms no eats
ohms°. Students will be admitted from chat
years to the age of manhood.
Tioul.s—.Beard.and Tuition. payable half yearly
In;
. . 85
Surveying ono use onnstrtuneeto,•peran
num 20
Classical-and Modern Latrunges. 18
fftudents spending Vacation at the College.. 20
Reference cies be made to the Rt. Rev. Bishop
O'Connor. to the Rey. T. S. Reynolds. St. Mary's,
Loretto. aroi to near ,arm,r..m if the Pitta
Mama,. Bishop Domemec, Pittsburgh: Bishop
Wood. Philadelphia • Ray- Dr, O'Hara, Philadel
phia: Rev. Henry McLaughlin. Philadelphia:
it ev. P. Mahar. Harrisburg. anl7
JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING
rERTAIN ANiENDIHENTS TO THE
CONSTITUTION. Be it resolved by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania in Genera/ Assembly met.
That the following amendments be pretend 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 designated as
eectien four, as follows:
SHO'PION 4. -Whenever any of the I.:mailed
electors of this Commonwealth shall be in actual
military service, tinder a requisition from the
President of the United States. or by the author
ity of this Commonwealth, such electors may ex
ercise the right of suffrage in all elections by the
citizens, under such regulations as are, or shall
be, proscribed by law, as fully as if they wer e
present at their usual place of election.
There shall be two additional seetions to the
eleventh article of the Constitution, to be desig
nated as r ections eight and nine, as follows:
Sramost S. No bill than bo passed by the-Leg
islature containing more than one subject, which
shall be clearly - expressed in the title, except aP-
Propriation bills.
Szonosi 9. No bill shall be passed by the Leg
islature granting any powers, privileges, in any
case, where the authority to grant such powers,
o of , j e r rr i v-oidlerpsc,.htro
courtsbeen oefrzfiscohmemreoanftwerealt,,.
JOAN CESSNA.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
TORN P. PENNEY,
Speaker of the Senate, ,
Omen OP THE
BECHETANY OP THE COMMONWEALTH,
Harrisburg, July I, ISM.
PENNSYL VANIA
hereby certify that the foregoing
11.. &I I do
annexed is a full. trete and correct copy of
the original Joint Resolution of the Gen
eral Assembly, entitled "A Joint Reselution pro
posing certain amendments to the Codstitution,"
at. the same remains on file in this office.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my
hand, and causal the seal of the Secretary's Of
floe to be affixed tho day and year above written.
jalo:dtf Secretary of the Commonwealth.
O'H.AIU. & EVGINN,
Attorneys at Law,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
OFFICE 89 GRANT STREET
Opposite the Court Rouse, Pittsburgh.
Xi/Particular attention givssi to the settlement
of Estates. sale and transfer of Real Estato. Ex
amination of Titles, Soldiers claims, collections
in any part of the west.
Prompt remittances, and full correspondence in
regard to all business entrusted to our care.
H. J. LVJICM
AVING VACATED TILE FRONT
AA of his store, No• 96 Market street. to make
alterations, will be found in the new addition, in
rear of old tore, entrance on Market alley, first
door from sth street, where Dry floods will be
sold deal). atlls
'WM M. FABER CO.,
TEAM ENGINE BUILDER
32r4eitult
RERERAL ELAPlffilla MEN fIAKEIS,
tfigt? the Fern , .. Pammeir Detot
IS43I'IUFACTURE ALL KINDS O
/YR Steam knemm, ranee/ from three to oat
hundred and Mr horse powea., and suited foi
etc Grist Inns. Saw fdillzalestFarnaces. Fsetoriox
! ivo Partloll/11r attdrltioll to the construction of
&mines and Machinery for grist miUa. and to;
up_righta. mnlay and circular saw mills.
nave also on hand. finished and ready for ship ,
!neut at short notice. Regimes and Boilers of even
degeription.
Alsojernigh Boilers end Sheet Iron
Wrought Iron Shafting, itarercra and Pnllios is
every variety,. and front:tune the manufacture of
Woolen Machinery and Machine Cards.
Onr.price3 aro low. our machinery manufactur.
ed of the beet quality rd mat eri als , and g r ant
In all caste to give eadafaction.
dfi'Orders from all pub of the country solicit
ed and promptir dlhaL feal:dik
MIOURISTS WOULD DO WELL TO
1. can and supply themselves with that very
oonvenient article,
NE.ErLIGEE,
OR
TRAVELING SHIRTS,
of which we have received a large invoice of new
and very handsome styles.
MACH UM & GLYDE.,
78 Market et., be I.Fourth and Diamond.
3y24
CONCORD,
•
GRAPE VINES.
v ir E WERE AMONG THE FIRST TO
secure this INVALUABLE GRAPE,
and have fruited it for five years. We obtained
our original vines from Mr. BIELL who origina
ted it. The Pittsburgh Horticultural Society in
ISslit awarded us a diploma for its exhibition,
and the Allegheny' County Agitceilturel Society.
in 1560, a premium for it as • the BEST new
seedling grape, in all respects superior to the
Isabella."
Our stock of Vines is unequalled
anywhere, which we - offer at 25 cents each,
$2.50 per dozen, $12,50. per 100, $lOO per
1,000. Small vines at leas prices.
We can furnish a few extra large vines at f ro
50 cents to $1 each,
J. lECNT:PIC.
apLeodkw. No. 29 Fifth Street.
J. G. WILDON. :NO. KELLY.
WELDON & KELLY,
Gas and Steam Fitters,
POURS AD BUB FOUNDERS,
164 WOOD STREET, NEAR SIXTH,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
air Pumps sold and repaired. Proprietors and
Manufacturers of Dakin's Patent Water Drawer
and Musgrave's Patent Gaa Cooking and Heating
Stoves. an
8 1 700R88011 TO
JAS. P. F LEMI
DRUGGIST,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Foreign and Domestio Thus. Idediebes,
Oita. Dye-Stuffs and perfumery.
No. 77 _Federal /Street.
zorAlyd. ALLEGItERY CITY. PA.
• -
10 C
reriri ann i ftr ti ret NEwcASTLE
ELKO. 4- KELY.
aide 00 !MEW et.. Allegheny.
It does not interfere with bnsiness pursuits, It
can be used without de ion! •
Upward of 21/0 past month, some of
them - very-severe t m adapted for male
and female, oldor y
BELL'S EIPEOZITC PI L LS
are the original and rnly genuine Specific Pill,
Over ono hundred physicians have used 'them in
their practice and all speak well of their efficacy
on approve ot tbeir compositinn. which is entire
ly vegetable and perfectly harmless en th e system.
liandreds of certificates can be shown. -
Bell'sSpeoifioPillsaro3ho only reliableremedy
for effecting a permanent and speedy care in all
Colas of bpermatorthea. or Seminal-Weakness
IVwith all its train_ of - BVabl, such as Urethral and
aginal DiicharFel, +Meet. the Whites t Nightly or
Voluntary EIIIIS4OI3S,GeDitaI Debivty and Ir
ritability, Incontinence, Imp . - Aettee, WeaknEsT or
Lass of Power, Nervous Debility, An sco , all of
which arise principally from Sexual :gXeCREMS or
Self Abr=e, or some constitutional derangement
and inmpacitates the sufferer from fulfilling the
duties of Married Life!
In all Sexual Diseases. as Gcmorrhea, Gloat and
Stricture and in Diaease4 of the Bladdonand Kid
neys they act as 'a charm I Relief is experienced
by taking a single box!
Sold by PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
aavner Mark .'t dOSRPH PTAMIIING.
street and Dian ond
and by Druggists gorierallY- Pittsburgh.
They will be cent by mail securely coaled on
reeeist of the money by
J. BRYAN, M. D..
N 0.76 Cedar street, N. Y..
Consulting Physician for the treatment of Sem
inal, Urinary, Sexual and Nervous Diseases, who
will seed fr, e to all the following valuable works:
The Fiftieth Thousand.—Dr. Bell's
Treatise on Self-Abuse, Premature Decay. Im
poten,..,e and LOU of Power ,_Sexual Diseasca,
Seminal Weakness , Nightly Emissions, Genital
Debility. &c. A pamphlet of fifty pages; con
taining important advice to the afflicted and
should be read by every sufferer as the means
of cure in the severest stage is plainly set forth.
Two Amelia to pay postage. anl7d/kw
TO THE PUBLIC,
fEIS PECIALIVY
~. .W.dtho Ignorant andfilso
IY Modest of al/ denonzi
nations. treat secret and
delicate disorders, sell-
!Lhasa and, diseases or
Mations common and in
ddent to youths of both
set r and adults. single or married. Deoause
Du. Ba.srusgaer Publishes the fact of his doing
so, tho =want and falsely modosizarc dm
shocked. and think it a great tin ve . u.
and for oontaminafdon and corruption mom=
the wives. promising so= and clanallpra. Their
family physician shinild be cautious to keep them.
In ignorance that they do the same no Dr. BRAN;
132.KUP. - (ercopt publishing) la.: a lucrative PM;
tire =debt to lost to them among n stid falladse
modest and presumptuous fveli e ham Inn
raised In ignorance. sprung 'ae tr 3 mu aoma and
who compare moiety, intolbgmee, scum. &eate
dollars and emit, mysterioudy. meanly
Rattan. It is to publicity, however that nunterona
.4.-ey,ts and guardians are thankful that their
,s den:Attire and wards, previously feeble
netly and of delicate condition and appearance,
have been restored to health and vigor by
DRAZISTRITP, boaldes many before end :Stew
marriage =rough him have been =yeti much aria
ferias. anxiety. mor'dilcadon, Spermatorr
hoe or nocturnal emmirlion:4 aro completely cured
In a very abort space of time by his new remedies,
which arepaculiarlyhte own. They are compomnda
from the vegoMble Kingdom, haying Men the
fallacy:of tho Mercurial treatmentho h_s abandon
ad it end subatituted the yeah Penmie die.
eastatare treated with marked ratlev.,:—Ltamsk a d
over fort- mum (40) expendeace in their trdvz.-
meat In hospitals of both the Old World and In
the United Beat= leads him tiaarax--to ail witn
fair trial, health and happhiecy rill again bloom
upon tho now—called cheek. Trille no 4 oria
ru emereit
ram ottettanate . ttaka .atuackahat mi zell_
Gobpdon and of its cum
eeet o.
which se many
a p nzaly fD ors:
o tunttM
,-
uno;— be roll ra-hey attend to ittino pertculara hadamy tveztaeot
by proctirii.g• a mry of the Medical
is given antis to oil that aptly irsving the ad
-rant:lra oif owe forty yearn experience end
oboe cation. coareqat , aaly. he net superior skill
in the treatment oz special direama end whole
daily consulted by tee
profmvi on, rooom
mended by repat-tabu blirnors. pro
Prietors of hada. dzo. Ofaco ezletli c ia
stmt, near Diamond skeet I'Avnic
cations from ail PC.IIII Of the 'Onionat
tend:4M. 1.)Ir-.zcs
1 M0.71 - G% - zo,
defray 2 1z.sburgh PosT
STOUP OF MANDRAHE AND STILL.
LINGLA..
Having had a man employed for the last six
years compounding the above excellent remedies
for my own practice, and having used them with
uncommon success in all that time, I feel it a
duty to set them before the publie, as my expe
rience leads me to think they are as near specifics
as any remedies well can be for the following
diseases, namely: Scrofula, Goitre, Syphilis, and
all diseases that arise from an impure state of the
blood. One trial will convince any person of
their fitness for those diseases,
Prepared and sold by
J. W. BRANSTRUP, M. D.
85 Smithfield st.. Pittsburgh, Pa.
rlrair•4l - E,
NEW BOILER WORKS.
IVENDS TO THE IitgataIFACTITBE
of Steam Boilers, Stills. Tanks, Agitators.
Satt Pans, Sugar . P&TIR. Sheet Iron Glumness.
Breeching% and all other articlestumenS man
nfactnred at similar concerns.
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Prompt attention paid to all kinds of repairs on
reasonable torsos,
Works CORNER OP LOCUST and DUQUES:NE
WAT, sth Ward, Allegheny river,
JYB-lyd
Hydropolts, or Garden Sprinkler.
A NEW AND 'USEFUL ARTICLE FOR
JI.L. wetting Pumpsa flowers, washing windows,
carriages, igo, of every description sold
and repaired. Daykin's Patent Wamr Drawer
made and sold.
W. B. Lu? 0L........
LIIPTON f& OLDDRN,
FELT GHENT & GRAVEL ROOFING
'.Repairs to old Gravol, Canvass and Metalio
Roofs made at the lowest prim%
All work prompt's , attended to and ITIStk
Oftloo, Morning Port Building, corner!
Wood -M , webiad atom , 7
gip EPA IBS PROMPTL Y AT.
AIL TENDED TO.
LUPTON, OLDBEN &CO.,
Corner Fifth and Wood etreete, second story,
13,10
DUQUESNE BRASS NIA
CADA±LAPT & CRAWFORD.
Manufao'ouvra of even' varlets' of flubbed •
BRASS WORK FOR PLIThiI3ERS
GAS or SIMUK lITIFTERS,
MACHINESTS An) OOPPREISETIRS.
BASS C-4Svr OF EVERY DE.
Aim emit:43on made in order. Steamboat Work.
Oman andgasfitting and repairing promptly at
tended to.Hartia attention pup to fitting sup
Refineries fot Coal and Carbon Oils,
Also. solo agents for the Western 01
Pennsylvania. for the sale of Marsh. Lansciell do
Co.'s Patent Syphon Pump, the best aver inven
ted, having no valves it b not Sable to get ant of
order and will throw more water than any pu mp
mice its vise. fohlimidY.
EffOV.ALL OF L.1071181e STABLE
The undersigned havins 4 ramelytel hie Live
ly Stable from the rear of the boort House, to neat
the comer of First and SMithfield stee W. C.
Conn. old stand. ialnepared fitralah carriages.
bessusioind saddle. horses Lyon the shortest no
tice. Also horsed sot at limy at reasonable
rate& liodertakinit, .and all arrangements tor fa
male will rtetdirehime2ll4 attention.
,
• • "L'al
MEDICAL
New Discovery.
WARRANTED -IN ALL CASES!
l'it
CAS ME gLIED 11C
.-ITZVER
fails to cure It does.not nauseate' It is
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