JAMES P. BARR, Editor and Proprietor. Medical, N OT ALCOHOLIC A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED Vegetable Extract. A PURE TONIC. Dr. Hoollartid% GERMAN -BITTERS PREPARNI) 231 , DE. O. D JACKSON, Philadel phia, POEMS, 4Jectnalls , core tAver COI2IPI 41n 1 4 SPEPSIA, JAUNDICE. or Pier r one IDeoLl.y, Diseases o 2 he ,Rldney v., and all Diseases Jitriauag crow a Disordered Liver or Stomach., sun as Comet _patios. Inward Faline or Blood to the Head, Aeidity of - the Stomach. ' Nausea,Heartburn, Di vturt for Food, Fullness or W ight in the Stomach, hour Fruatatiomi, Sink Mg or Flattering at the Pit to. the Stom ach, Swimming & the Itesta. Hurried and difficult Breathing, Muttering at the Heart• alokinr,, or enffiocating sensations when in a lying beam% --- Dimneai of Vision, Dota or webs be sore the sigh; Fever and Dull Pain in the fits& Deficiency of Pent - flmdom Yel lowness of the Skin and yes Pain in the,Sicie, Batik. Chest , Limbs. Ao. Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burn ing in the Flesh. Constant imaginings of Evil, anti t-reatdepres sion of snirlts. And. wilt positively ororcrat Yellow,Fever, Bil -1 Q 179 c over, Ato. THEY CONTAIN NO AL1130:111OI. OR 11,9.1 i They will cure the above diseases in ninety-nit e o ices out of a hundred. Induced by the offensive sale and universal soptuarn - r et itoceland's Gentian Bitters. (purely regetabi e el hosts of ignorant quacks and unscra ,ralout - venturers, have opened upon suffering ialtaartity tho flood grates of N ostrums in the shape sf peer whisky: vilely compounded with iniurions irar and obri st Tonics. Eitomachics and Bit-. Beware of the innumerable array of alcoholic nreparations in plethoric, bottles, and big-bellied kegs, under the modest appellation of Bitters; which, instead of curing only aggravates diseases a ad leave the disappointed sufferers in despair. HOUFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, Are not a new and untried article, but have stood the test of sfteen years trial by the Ameri can public; end their reputation and sale, are ant ma led by any similar preparation. The proprietirs have thousands of Letters from the most eminent Clergymen, Lan - y.ars, Phyalciam !I and Citizens Testifying of their own personal knowledge. to the beneficial effects and medical virtues of those El. ter& DO lOU WA NTSOMET/I/NO to STBENOTE• EN YOU? DO YOU WA/WA GOOD APPETITES DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CON LTITUTION? r}r .10U wANT TO FEEL WELL? DO }DU W A.NT TO Oki' RID Of Nfr FOCI', ESS r DO YOU WA A' 2' EUVY CC I Do you want to sleep well? tk• you wont a brink, and vlcorotte feeling' If 9111 do, tve HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS PARTICIMAR 'NOTICE. - There'.cesd - -usany' -preyahrtinne sold under the name of Bitters, put up sn Quart bottle', compounded cy' the eheapeat whisky or common rum, coed/no/rare 2D to 4U cents per pa/ts, the taste dieguised-by An ise or thriander Seed, Thia claw al Bi tent has caused and will contin ue to cause, as long as they can be sold, hundreds to die the death of the drunkard, By their use the system se kept continually Under the influence of Al ooholte Stitstdanto cti the worst kind, the desire fear Liquor is created and kept up, and the result teat/ the horrors ot:ondhut upon a drunkard's life and lire Mose who desire and will have a Liquor , Bittere, we pub /rah the follow-rap receipt. Get One Bottle Ifirotlnod'es German Bitters. and nos wath Three quarts of Good Brandy or 'Whisky, and the reeutt will be a preparation Ant will Bar excel, an medicinal virtues and true no. erten 13 any of the numerous Liquor Thtterc in the market, and will cost much Ic-sn. YOU will have all the virtues of IlLootland - s Bitters in connection with a good article of Liouor at a ;much lore once than these inferior preparations will cost you. ATTENTION SOLDIERS, &ND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS We call too attention of all having relations or ftiende in toe army to the fact that ' 11.00 F. D.A.cID'S ticroian Bitters" will cure nine tenthl of the nisoAms induced by exposures and privai bons incident to camp life In the lists, pnblishi en almost daily in the newspapers, on the arrival of the sick, it will b. noticed that a very large pro. portion are suffering from debility. Every ease of thus kind can be readily cured by Iloofland's German Bitters, Diseases reseLmg from di's:iv dery of the digestive organ:. are Spa. dily remov ed. We have no hesitation in stating that, if these Bitters were freely used among oar soldiers hundreds ot lives might be saved, that otherwise will be 'lost. W a call particular attention to the bellowing re markable and well authenticated cure of one of ho nation's herbes, whose life, to use his own ens nage - has been saved by the Bitters:" rulisnahrstis.. August 23d. 1862. Messrs. Jones 4r. Evans.—Well, gentlemen, yotu! liootland'a Gorman Bitters has saved my life; There es no mistake in this. It is vouched rorby numbers of my comrades, some of whose names are appended, and who were fully cognisant of all the . circunastences of my case I am, and have been for the last four years, a member of chars man's celebrated battery, under the immedlata aommand of Capt. F. B. Ay res. Through the ea i. Destro attendant upon my arduous duties, I wa. attacked in November last with intlamation the lung, and we., or seventy two days in the hospital. This was followed by groat debility. heightened by anattack of dysentery. I was then removes hoes the White lion.° and sent to this city on board the stenner ":"Late of kis ine." franc which I the 2Sth of June. Since that time Chew been about as low as any ose could lie and ati.lratain a spark ofvitality; For a week or more I as , cerooly :idle lO le to swaw anything', and if I did i r.. 0 a morsel dowa, it was hue. eth &rely thrown on again. I could not Oval keep a glass of water on mi. , stomivek. could not last under these circum stances, amt. exciirdingly the pleysicishs wisp had beer working litany. though unsuccsnfu.t IY. tO.Tftette use from the grasp of the dread Arch:- ar. frankly tole use they could do no more for mq, ano. e ivutod ma to see a clergyman, and to m snob tenspesstion of= hmited funds a., beet sui od nee. An acquaintance who visited me at th hospital, Mr, Frederick 'iteinbron. of 6th bolo Areh Street, advised me a forlorn hope, to trt year Bitters and kindly procured a bottle. From the them 1 tobaneenced takingthem the shadow di death receded, and 1 am now, thank Used for it. getting better, Though I havetaken but two leo • - .ties, ithave gained 10 bounds, and feel sanguine of being permitted to rejoin my wife and daugh ter, from whom I have heard nothing for eigh _teen Months; fgr, gentleman I am moyal lan,l'a to: he voin;ty Frunt Royal. To your. invaluable Bit.clis 1 owe the glOribui privilege Of again clasping to ray bosom those who are dearest e„_eue in life. Vemtruly, yours, reIAAO We fully concur in the truth of the above stato meat as we had despaired of seeing OW eelaradi. ildr. Malone. eetorod to health. . Arefirs culkulLEßA CIL, let N. N.Y Battery.' GEORAK . ALF:MET, Co. U. n th.. Main e, LEWIRCIEIIEVALIBB, sat N. Y. I E, tAPEZICER.Ist Artillery, Ba..tery 11. J. li. k ABE trts JELL Co B. 3d Vermont. URN/VI B.ILKOME, B, do • gm% Kr BIAsSDOISALD, CoC6thMaine. JOHN viefai.D, Co h. sth Maine, fasktllLAN Coll. 72d N Y. B THOMAS, Co F. 95th Pa. ANDREW J. KIMBALL, Co A, 3d Vermont moats JENKINS Co 13.106tb Penna. 15g WAX& OF COUNTERFEIT& See that the signature of "C. K. JACKSON,' et:the Walk/OMM eat' hottle: PEtticE FEB owirrif...r. sCENTN. HALT' r,oz, voR $4 00, 6hould your ncs72't cirtiggiq not have the ar- IND. co cot be put :Art yang- of the intoxicating eroparations that may be offered in its place, hilt tech t•) ZIA, and forward, securely galited OXFMII3.- 1•141-Ptiteipal C and Mannimetory. No. 163 kron etreot. ZONES & EVANS, (Finecessora to C. M. Jackson ,15C0.,) P rop riet-ors 7.1.0 742-It , b - 71/702tRa9d dealersin-lereq . 'sr G. 11ET5F,774: Pittsburgb._ viA :Also tor t7,5.E.T.0 c ktr of the Diancr.d znd Mnrkatttract. $. 4 ./ KON JOHN:-lk.tki s rr.cr !+:-.llb6elA urz l eur th pt-,40 j. RANKIN et CO, ~ ,,, ;f;ef- a v<k_l'ihrt.., --r; 4 ). Pittzburt h r 03. v Al6.ximext7 Medical. mew Discovery. WARRANTED IN ALL CASES IT !, aT li t o o ß u E re does not ' nauseate I NEVI Is speedy in action ho Change of Did is Dequire,d I It does not interfere with business pursni Can be used with to detection I Upward of 200 cures the past month, some of them very severe cases. It is adapted for male and female, older Young! 13ELL'S SPECIFIC) PILLS are the original and , nly genuine Sercific Pills Over one hundred physicians have need them In their practice and all speak well of t eir vfficrica and approve oc their oompositi a, to hmh ea tiro vegetable and perlectlt harmless o' the 358L0M nnoireds of certificates can be shown. bell's Specific Pills are the on' y reliable remedy for effecting a permanent and speedy cure in all CilFo.9 of bpermatorrhea. or Remand Weakness, with all train of evils, such Urethral and Vt ginal Discluirges. Gloat, the Whites Nightly or Involuntary Emissions, Ge, ital Debi ity and Ir stability Itcontinence, Imp tence, Weakness or Loss of Power. Nervous Debility. Re . ac all of which arise principally from Sexual &monism or Self Abri , e, or some constitutional derangement and in-apacitstes the sufferer from fulfilling the duties of Married Life l In all Sexual Diseases, as Gonorrhea, (Sleet and Stricture and in Di eases of the Bladder and K id nays they act as l a charm Relict is experienced tit, taking a sines box! PRIDE ONE DOLLAR. Sold by JOSEPH ?LEMING. • 66, ACT M/Lrb , tt Strcet and Dian 3 lee and by Drug - a-I , AL . generally Pittsburgh They win be sent by mail seeurely sealed on recci-.1 of the.money by J. BRYAN, M. D., NO. 76 cdar street, N. Y.. Consulting Physician f r the treatment of Sem inn], Urn ary, :. , exual and ous Di. eases, who vriA send fr• e to all the following valuable The Fiftieth Thousund.—Dr. Belle Treatise on Self-Abuse, Premature Decay, Im paten' e and Loss of ?ower, heznal Di.eases Seminsl weakness, I`i ht ly • Emissions, Genita, Debility, &o. A pamphlet of fifty pages, con taining important advice to the afflicted and should be read by every sufferer as the menus of cure in the severest slum is plainly set forth Two stami s to pas postage. aurd,ltai IBM AI 13 EA:4 'la DR. BROWN'S OFFICE, 5r..) ;;311. 7 EFIELD ST ET, Citizens and Etyr..nvers In need of rdedical ad vi e shoulii not fail CD giro him , cart. llr. Brown's remedies never Lai . ' cure inapci rit'ses. scrofulous and venereal "affi:cti-n —Alec he-eilitary taint. such sis totter. ps,ri oth er the origin of which the patient tsignorsint. SEM LS AL ES& - - - B'l3 remedies for this affliction birlight eL by solitary habits, are the only medicia fr. kanwr in this eountrY , Fhich are aLle and will reatoro to health it..HItrUMATISM. Dr. Brown's remedies cure in a few days din i dui affliction. De also treat Piles, Gloet. Gonnerrh on, Uretle, Discharges, Pomola DiJea:Fos, Pains tho Barb and Kidneys. Imitation tho Bladder, strict cues, eta. •. - -• fetter to LA anSrrar , t l LIMEI ]eras ONE DOLLAR. _ . Medicinoa sent to nny eal4l'.la actcod. c ace .4-Iyjicate No. 60 Sol D S r'o.l q,u;-.11 TO TIP FYT, BI.TC yM ae P Lrcr.,r,' g.ndrt;L - ty Modest o f ,!I d.!e^nl- a , .ttot2. treo c" Vii` o',,ase and d1e,0,t, - tcatieas eatouaoa , eident to 'youth , : . ' slit a" oad adulW. 21r4%1t D,. B'kAtormarr, pat :1-1_ ,f tL dc,IDI the toiorant awl faL4o.ti :Loaltac... and thtni 0.7. ;or: 17,L - i,r.l ~d f or 000t•7-0 , r_ti T.: ac' n:, t OD S..t, • eh. a'arat •ar,• 1.i1.58 - IclNn ohnuld igaore.nee slat they lir. i,emce;.t might bt ther.o a , zdoet pressman_ C~jJr, Iguorsatt... 30 0.01:11 . 1`4 °0601..7. 1 Als7::Lad c tr.. 5 4, tAr.. Lll' z,n.r11.,51 - 11 art loo.inLe7s cr,3 ;asp . sickly , and delicate cons- •,.., I.IC`WP... f1.5,Nb"1;1.1:;', t.c - ii.icc 2:•ti olea ,r 2 , z - riotc =rough Lox, n.reh tra:` :cries, 57,1:2t - 3 - incrtblcathp, b. 321 or I.Thetn:el , 4 - ; ore co 24, In a your chore o Dsra cf tine b 7 h 2. 6. repientot, which are Peculiarly hie, own. 'lazy rsc c• - 2o1; ,- ce_ud Lon tho Vegetable gincdor;a :tarns tialk7;Of the 111m - ozolai . capyient,ho has el it and eutetite.tel the vesiesbia Ifezitte elan axe treated with . merSll.l Tits h • • oicr forty 7 , 5 - 4-r - i (CO) r . c.ocricocc inert tree. , coent in hospital:. of b rt the ‘.13 World aril 1.• the Unlind State?: t. 8 , 7 LI , With • •,z_h• trial, lioclac. and r!n Piete. coon the aose — olB'..:4 c 1.1. - T.V.: V 4 ,1 tnontobenlirccr-,e C•;inon:pti - r. TLC `.l' ILO 1•111,:iff. , 2i hicti c,c Ctil` j 317 be relle7cd.., t,t , Li .1. e 115 rull sir cL th.. 3 1. 4 c ? .‘ •n: 7 =men ,: ounf.-tgr:;nro h. the tres4neat sr4eirl ctsilLetr.. is icily (A - instil:re:by she r.rolfzster. zt rel 3 ezet mended. by trectstite vie4=n, pet,t t i rt r,.- t Prieters of hotels, Office 25 rikAiteL..•.! street. near Dinrur.r.i rust7i ,tioal f...ere all lisztt rhs rP3.r. striostf r - ged.eitt. T..)tra I.M.rE CC Zl3 SYRUP OF 5 , 1ALR.11,11.: AN :3 E17.'11, A . Ilaviug had a man employed for LLICI list sib years compounding the above excellent remetbet for DIY own practice, and having used them wilt eacommon success in all that time, i feel it t d sty to set them before the public!, us lay expo , rienee leads mete think they are as near speoifict as any remedies well can be for the followini diseases, namely: Scrofula, Coitre, Syphilis, nnd all diseases that arise from an impure state oltht blood. One trial will convin...o any persun their fitness for those dtseues. Prepared and sold bL . J. Nr. BItANSTRUP. SI. D. jylBtf 85 Smithfield Et.. Pittsburgh, Pe JOINT RESOLUTION .PROPOSIIiii . BR T 4%. .N AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION. Be it 'reeo/yed by the Sena* and House of Repreeentat toes of the. CommouL wealth of Penn/viva-6a in General Aroeembly That the following amendments be • ravened tb the Constitution of the Coa monwealth, )a aq cordenee with the provisions of the tenth article thereof; There shall be an additions I sectli.n to the third artiolo of the Consttution, to be designated section four, as follows: STZCTIoN 4 Whenever any of the qualified *electors of this C , .mmonwealthsh all he in actual military service, tinder a requisition from the President of the UniteciStitis. or by the anthor ity of this Commonwealth, such a eetors may eV raise the right of tuffrage in ail el. , ct'.ous by ti± citizens, under such reguiritins as are, or uhai/ be, proscribed by law, as folly as if they wore present at their usual place of election. There shall be two additional sections to thi eleventh article of the Constitution to be desi3- Dated as ,eotions eight and nine, as tollows • SgortoN S. o bill shall be passed by the Leg islature containing more than one subject which shall bo clearly expreased in the title, except alai reepriation bills. Sacrum - 9: Llo bill shall be passed by the Leg ialature granting any powers, pric lieges, in an ease, where the authority to grant surh power}, or privileges, has been., , r may hereafter he, oonferred upon the courts of thi- Commonwealth. JOHN CESNIsi A, ; Speaker of the House of Representatives. P. PENNEY, Speaker of the Senate, Orries. or Tat ISBORETAKY OF THE COXMWqwTALTB, 1 Ilarrisherg, July 1, ma. 1' EN N SYLVA e. iA , E-3:: , • i ,—,-, Ido herol . y ccrtiiy that the foregoing -, L. a. } annexed is a full, true any . correct copy of (•------ the original Joint liesolunon of the Gen oral ASB:mbly, entitled "A'J oint Resolution pro posing certain amendment/3 to the Codsti to tion," at the gape remains on hle in this office. In testimony whereof I have hereunto eat MY band, and muse I the seal of the beeretary's Of fice to be affixed tho day and year above written. ELI SLIFER. 1 - juletdtf Secretary of the Commonwealth.: ATOTIPE —ANDREW RLOgAN, 3' Pittsburgh HENRY PHIPPS, Jr.. and TWOMAS'N MILLER, of. Allegheny city have Asy entered into a limited partnership for the transaction of the ho I ng Mill business, under the'fi tana.me of KLOM AN dt pH pps . do crew Klemm a nd lie^ry Phi-t sjr es Gap- Aral and Tho'neus N. Miller as Special Partner, partaershjp - tocontinue -nil the Ist day of Januar ? . 1979. -, - ANDREW KLO' ,4 AN, ItiENEY-PELIP S. Js: sen-iserefw VIM N. M.LLLEE, Banking Houses. FIRST NATION AL BANK OF PITTSBURGH TPEAqUit'Y DEP • RTMENT. OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER ot THE CURRENCY, Was , ungton City. Aug. sth, ,863. WHERs'AR, Bye Ci , faC2oll' evidence presented t the undersigned, it has been made to emit: , that the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PITTS. BURUH, in the Cxquvy of Allegheny nnl Ststd of Pennsylvania has been duly organized ander and according to the requirewents of the act of Congress, entitled ' an so- to provide a 'cations! Currency, secured by a pledge of United ^tastes Stocks. and to provide for the eirctila ion ana re def.uption thereof " approved February 26th 113.3. and has complied with all 'he provisions of said ct require Ito be complied with before commencing the business ,f Ban inc. ........ - . Now TftertaYomt. I, Hugh McCulloch, Comp troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that the said YIBbT NATIO' AL BANK F PITTS BURGH. county of Alle:rbeuy and state of Penn s, Iva- M. is autaorized to c , ,tamence the business of Ba.nit; ng under the ° ct aforesaid. In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal of office. this rith day of August, 18. 3- 111 7 0 t INI(CULLOCIT, Comptroilor of the Currency. The First National Bank of Pittsburgh, Pa., LATB PITTSBURGH TRUST POIPANY. Capital $400,000 with privilege to in creftve to $1,000.000 The Pittsburgh Ti urt Company having organ ized under the ant to provide a National Cur rency, under the title ot 'he FIR , T NATIONAL B ANK. ttF PITTSBURGH, would respectfully offer its services f..r the collection of Notes Drat s, Bills of Fachange, Sc.. receive money on oe, nett and buy an t sell Exchat.go on all parts ot the country. Tee success which has attended the Pittsburgh Trust t tun; an since its oroinizat . on in ItNY2. will we belly° ne a suMment guarantee tmat bosoms. , ettrusted to the new• organization will receive the vine Lt , . mpt att-ntiod. Baying a ve-y extensi. e correspondence with Banks and Bank rs, through nt the outcry we believe we r.n otter unu•nal Leillties to those who do business with us. The busiaess will he cooducts.cl by the RIM° officers and uiroctors. DIRECTORS : W tn. K. 1c imiek. A I exand e r Speer, Fraueiß G. Ds.iles A lex. Ltredley. ael Kea. LIN President. LILLY, Cashier. James Lanch!in,' B. bort n Hays, Thamta.k. 'rhos. Wightman, , Nam JAYIRS LAUG JOHN D. S Atagetot sth, 150:d&cr KOUNTZ & MERTZ, BANKERS, 11S Wood St., Neeond duo MX. Fifth Street, 1.1 A EALER IN FO It LIPN AND DomeatiL XrUP isxchat.go, Coin, au Notes, and tiorern• L betrarities. Collections promptly attcncl3,-. Y OLD, SILVER, DEMAND NOTES ‘ , ..Wt-ortiace.te. of Indebtetineaa. Quartoraras tore aertific.tes. 7 3-10 Bonds and Coupons, r.e. all c ',her govortnier.: WILE,IA3IN cit 0,, stree . corner of Third. to a Fair, IRE ELI.VENIII 'ETNA, iTATE Abhll3.llllAL LOCIEII, WILL th.LD AT NOURISTOWN, SION l'G'Y CO., PA., September 39th and 3011 i, and October IikTORRISTO Fo N IS ABOUT 17 MILEN eg ur Ph. 111,101. hie the Schuyiki 1 . . . iver and is acces. it ey tai.w ay to every part the Tae grounds :ere beautifully s.tuat,i, contain tog 1I acres t g.eund with tine tarn e bu.laingt t.:ere•. n erected together with a large nuto,.nt t f e ,eudi•tg, The trans Is sat ti be on., of the t es. tall mild it ono the S .ate Phu pro clean are :he hea , test ever offnred by the so ciety, H.L.CbAlut.ll7lg .o about $7,00. lee premiums for all gravies of cattle excee I $l,lOO, bite of o hit h are -130 each, 19 from sia ti, $ 5, ..the s running down to r rates. Bert teed not to s toen 15 head. first preoaum $4O: kooon premium $::0• Horses tor all grade the t remintna exceed the high• st $100: between s'-'0 and 30, aud others t outing Irian flu, 10 and 5. For .heo, a d Tine the prenuurus range trum $lO to 5 and For Poultry there is a long list of premiums from*...: t.. ieu h In the &Wowing e•asses m et liberal prem.,. a are onm ea Pii ugnii, lulu s atom, Dr as. Wagons. Iteapi. g and srihg euibes, Uut..ers, l orn Saeliers, Ci lei Fumes, Buckets, Tin Nt, a•e, ather sou its Itlunutut tures. tine riatures, hi •role Nrat,tles utter, Flour, brain ado Seeds V eg• tables: and 0150 for Domestic and household anulactures, In, car eta. zatit,e , , Su.rtiog. , oesting. blaulte , s, F.aonels Shavls. Knit Goods, Needle ork. he„ Br ad Ca.liCS. r. coerces, leiliea , ...c. Large premiums use offered tor every variety et . ktuits accl hovers. db.) F oral Tent t ill be vie largest et ere, ected by the Society and will t.dur ne of the most attractive featu es of toe L.hibition• Fr ult,t_irape and Wi_e will be ex. hibited in this department The r enmylvania Railroad and Norristown Hui road have ens ged to ca•ry articles for ex hutiti to an frdru the Hrthibt.ien trei 4 ht free, t• quirmg tne forvarding freight to be paid biola will be repaid shipper when goods are leiurneu to ti e titaourt vdienoe shipped. v is hoped to afoot the same with other imporldnt road.. axoUreione at *educed rates will be run on all the leading Rath ace. Entries can be mad- at t o Ofike in Norristown a'ter the 4th day of : ., ep , ettcer. All articles must be anter,d on the books on or before 11/0b uu evenin;-. September -oth. Exhibitors most biome members. Membership $1 with lour Uoupun Ti kets, each of which will adust one person to the Nair once• Single Admission WA- A Lis; of Pr, mit= and Regulations can bo lied by Gddreesi g the Seoretary• T.IIOIIA P. KIN t.A. President. A, BROWEIt LU.NtiAlat. See's , au27-dawid Norristown. Pa. J. DUN LEV V, Grocer, NO. 4 DIAMOND, PITTSBURGH, PA myZi;lydaw PITTSBURGII FEMALE COLLEGE, REV. I . C. PERSHING. President S T SUSTAINED COLLEGE IN he Stag. :nap rti i'uildiLge, to wnich tr nsive additions are mat jog. ineteen Teach e. s l neurpas ed iscatiies in the roam ntal hranohes• Forty Lola Ei per term pays fur all expeaaes in the Boarding vepartment except Wash - wand Foal. he Full germ will commence on Thee day. September ht. Send to President Per tilling for a Latalogne. M. SIMPSON, auz6-3w President of Tim tees, NEW BOILER WORK'S. J. J. r"0 WEARS YrENDs TO THE MANUFACTURE J of Steam Boilers, Stills. Tanks, Agitators salt Pans. Sugar Pans. Sh, et Iron Chimneys, Breechinas, and all other articlesusually man untamed at siminir concerns. Prompt attention paid to all kinds of repairs on reasonable terms. •Works CORNER OF LOCUST Ind DUQUESNii WAY. sth Ward. Allegheny river 178.1. yd H. J. 1.1.31Cil al • .A.VINO VACATED THE FRONT of hie ctore, No• 96 Market street, to make alteration.% will be found in the new addition, in rear of ola tore, entrance on Market first door from 6th street, where Dry Goode will be told obese. attlEi nydropolte, or Garden Sprinkler. ANET* A . USEFUL ARTICLE FOE wetting plants and flowers, washing windows, carriages, ,10, PUMPS of every description sold lnd repaired. Daykin's Patent Wa.er liran-ez ade and sold. vrtid . ...Letili at KELLY. 164 Wood St. Jita One door from Sixth. Hon. Wilson McCandless. Jtihge of the United t tales Circuit Court, Prestnt. Corner or Penn 6t tit. (Mal tit.. Pitia- MONDAY MORN burgh Pentea..,t , FUME LARGEST, CELEAAMIT AND a best. V. 35 pays for a hall Commercial course. No extra charges for Manufaotue* Steamboat, Railroad and Bank Book-lteepiniq Minister's 80113 at one-half price. + Students en ter and review at any time. . _ This institution is conduote ,, bpi experienced Teachers and practical accountants. who pre pare young mon for active .beFinesi at the laud exPenee and ..hortest limo for the west tuerati and r sponsible situations. Diplomas granted for merit only. Hence the preference for grad uates at this College by bus nes, trim. Prof A• Ce wlev, the beat Penman/ f thetnion, who holes th- la , gest number or FIRST Pac MICIIII. and over all competitors. teaches Rapid Business Writi g. tie- d where the Sons and (Tlerks of busi• urea men gr..dua , e For specim , tie of Penmanship and Catalogue containing tun information. enclose twenty-five cents to the Princpals Bull) JEWHINItiI & ISIBEITIT. ST FRANCIS COLLEGE, WIDER CAR OF THE TRARCISCAn SOOTHERS Flumes INEITTri7TION, arriTATED AL .7N LOKETTC, Cambria ocamty Perinsyi rama about lone miles from Cream, Station. on dect route bevercen Philadelphia and Pitt , lmrg , chartered in 185Ji. with priviliges winter the usual Oolle.t-iate Honore and Degrees. The location of the College to cno of the most healthy in Permsyl ania—t his portion of the Alit ateay Mountains being t revert:dal for Ito cure watc.r, bracing air, and pie .arccnae sooner-. The Scholastic year com.menc^ , on the 1 , 3118' MONDAY after the 15th of AUGUST, and end te , :int the sth of JT:NE renewing. It to r: , -7not return home the. 50.460:7.P.. All the AnZattu nefL , slay :cr Land Snrvoying. Finitint• ac., -ill be furnished by the InEtitetm! to the 3tudonte. Instrumental anti Vocal Ninaic iv2:7..,3 no o.lft:a Marge. Students will be admitted from tie t gear. to the ass of manhood. ring a—Board and Tnitf en. payable half in •eranoe. ..... $ fr-5 . Survulag arm m... 0 of instruments, per an num and it , lodern Lc na - nagez!, 07.117 P.. -- Andre,to er‘eneing Vacntion ot •t - ne College.. Di ite'erottein ten no made to the Rt. Rev. hte!n-p menee, Rt. Rey. Bishop Wood, PhiLtdeli bin. p e ,„ . I,,,ttr Rev Dr, O'llArn. Philadelphia. Rev. Henry McLaughlin. Ybile. de . 01in ; re. l'ier , c Mahar. Ilorrisborz• I3.—A 1 - 11 - . do. 1; to Loo cfr m ere - 11 11. 1,01.11 MENEM PREZ' tiralUfft ti'IiEELLIt et WILSON Sewing Machines, LON OON AND PARIS EXHIBITIONS. rff. , IIF SALE OF THESE MACHINES .11. i s qtlAi to the sale .1 all t there cot:Anne& artsing from its adapt ...to It) to a.l kinds of too - - hair proof read the tot owing from Dongia.,B hettrit.o th trod known z-h'.rt Munuf,ctu er ; ho.va 111.. d the heeler ot.:Ailanati Sewing. Machine In oor I lit !Jaunt story sure J nuary :Jab, la F. it 1 to iniierel roiirod our bu rio-c , . AI. ler te,tlug :be nn oct u,rb.nee before iho pub lic we oulectod yisurs. We ci MtnenOcd an are Imo runiug ern ntILCI - Cd and di ventY two of the . We a, running one hun - , md of your machines in coo r• ow, and yet such is the qutetnus, that ounce Kitten can be (marled on in an oroinur, lone of voice. They are sdapted to every portion of ur voririt : cowing equa Is well upon the hgtito-t. mats. - n and our cam teat w rk, g of n.oe thickness a. Gee ot thtn ber g of hair cloth, two ot cowls in cotton loth, and two 01 s•a•ched tape. Its 5; end t unexamp.ed. W th one a pi run can accomplish as mo b as twelve perootis without it, std twice as much as by a• d other machine. moue thousand " arils f stria ght soam, ten s.itches to 'he Inch, 19 nn o:di nor, oto e woro I ten hours. We na•e rn,i h,gh as • ne hundred a.od fit y yarl p r hour. The tat,gue is so e i.ht I at our employees work the year round ii go d health and spin. ts. We can not too highly roc mtuend Lt bee er S Wilson's machines, end our , pinions are shared 6).011 Man: f aturers of oxpeii,:nce and julgetnent, with wh To we e• ma :n owitect." Also, from ho Ca fed Pregbyterlan of Sept. 10 "A,ter more than ono y ars oxpermeoce, we can r itahy ten almond to our friend Wheeler & cub gV a -hinus es ne 01 the mof use ful pieces of household furniture with ehi h any house can be supplied It i the last thing in our a. me tic in-tPutiun that moo would part with. Every inacbinq warrantei tor three years Cad and see them in operation and obtain our boo Iptivo oncular Wrsi. SUMSER & Co. Wester Agcnts N 0.27 FIFTH St. Pittsburgh. eel :claw w 3. 11. .F - Ali ifTi. E. 8; CO., T 1: ff .611(.il 9illlol, ' 1-; i!LE.II 5.3 ACTIi ALL 1111ND13 01 Stuns hnbiaes, reusing from three to oz, tiandred e.cd Pity horeo power, end Stiittri to /net Steal Barnaoos, Feetne.m Ito. to tl:3 ooistraciima of tnsiaes Machintr; s - : - Lt mills, and fro ciPrtglits, mulrks and ci,-culf...sdaw mills tleve &J.:30 and read; Boas r 6 010,1br? LS,- r0 , 1E.1.1 ez.,l ever: sa: - tc.: , ; . , :::. ( 1 ir.“..) .1.71 , 121t1.1&Ct1Z1C. 01 WOO , Card!. are oa. Os= ILlZ , lttra.lll . l2a3lllliLt t 12 1 .• ea 01. 2.ze bci , .•juedicy ol tur,Llr Ir, sad r zr:t.nted hi all 111 3 CG ZiNC ills t: ii - Orderp frost &il r , ; tdi of 0.4 coant.:3 , ez and MIDWAY al/T.l feald&m GRAPE VINES. WIZ WERE AMONG THE FIRST TO secure this INVALUABLE GRAPE, and have fruited it for five years. Pee obtained our original vines from Mr. BIELL who origina ted It. The Pittsburgh Horticultural Soc.etv in It.f4A awarded us a diploma for its exhibition, anu the Allegheny County Agricultural Society, b YAW.), a premium for it as '• the BEST new reedtinggrape. in all respects superior to the lei.- ,' Our stock of Vines In unequalled anywhere, which we o ff er at 25 cents each, .£2. , ,or d ten, $12,50 per 100, $lOO per 1 000 &a:all wines at love prices. We can furnish a few entra large vines at fr,ni tie tents o iyl sobealkw I_IIA . VING RECEIVED IN} ORM A m m tion that ner3ons have at different tin' es in tt• e name of he Sec sista Etre Come - ittee, sone ite contributions of Fruits and Vegetab es rota the gardners axd country reovlo in the markets of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, we take this meth od of giving notit-o that we never authorized any ose to co.h.ct sugh ei,ntribu.tons t,r ua the hrspits.l, RDLI tha contributions thus callecteu ave never reached us. Contributions for the SebAsumce Committee. sboul I be se t to Messrs. W Oman & Son. Smith field st. or Messrs Geo. Albree. bon &- Co. Wo-.d street. sel2. IiORGAN HOUSE DROVE YARDS, p A. The undersigned Las opening Eae Dorgan House for too accommodati - . f drovers and stock dealers, at the the corner of Puustare Lau e and Taylor avenue, near the stook depot or the Pittsburgh. tort Wayne and Chicago nail way. lie has extensive stock pens, sell covered and commodious feed and sale yards, abutting upon the railroad platform. thus giving peat eon veuience in .ocaing and .nloaoing. The pens have been enlarges so as to accommodate 3,000 tt 4,000 bead, and the yards as many more. Com fortable recommodadons a-e provided in the house for oic , ..ers of stook, and the stbscriber re spec fully solicits a share or their patronage.— Terms for boarding and rent of yard moderate. D. BELEFER G, OCTOBER 5, 1863. Educational. AWARDED TO THE ITreilra e:AM CON CORD J. II Tr tO X, No. 29 Fifth Street NOTICE. W. P. W EY XfAN, JOS. ALBkEE. }Ex. Corn H, W uD. For Sale. IROND ALE IRON WORKS FOIK SALE. Including all the Unsold Lots in the Town of Irondale. ®WING TO' A DISSOLUTION Oa' co-partnership, the 11.1.0 ND ALE IRON W , RFeh are off, reu for sale. These work are satiated at Itondale, ma the Iro Mountain ttailruad, tni es prom th- (My of St, r ouis consiedng o , ono hot bl et Furnace, 7.000 acres of timber and farming Janda, twenty the o Ling house s itahl- or lab rers, one large th.eo story br'ck store-house. fine stable and bane, taw and corn in 11, about ari, (0) b us hel s of charcoat. 2,00 , tons of con ore on for ace yard mules, wog us, ha , corn, (ate A c Th e Furnace and ne..c tears it e , foot ordcr. Alcoa contract who tun ame,ican iron Moun tain o mpany for the delivery et their ore, having twelve year- to rat; largo banks of hemetl e ore in the lunnertiat+ vi iu t, of the Cu nace. the abovn works aro amoug the mo-t desrable in the CI ited and ..tier e +ory inducement to persons dcs;rous of e. gaging in the man &w ore f iron '1 he abovcisr. per y includes the unaotd lots in the teen I:eluded°, and it cot sold at p irate sale before Saturday, lUth Day of Ortubor, 1863, will, on that ray, be sold at public vendee (as a whole anti wilho t diet ion ) to the highest bid der. at the ettst fro , t doo f the Court no se, in the ci'y ol St. Louis, at 12 o'clock, noon Terms, .haif etth. b lance in twelve m..n•hB, with Pl 2 per C nt. interest, or all cash 011 the p. Loh& Cr may thrire For lu her information and particulars. apply at the office at trondale, or to BELL' K PRIE-T. Heal Estate Agents, an 79 m. Louis, rallinEE THorsysn DOILLA"Pi C wilt yuroha oa va [whin tut .f yr4ond in ante B..ut I .catiou,f riy f ur tee fron• o, North ra I ,trt et by Le h.l dred and twenty deep a no ic, tt, • rat Lane, a frame a wel l in h,uvs. fruit a d shade treeB, gr.ye vines, 'arab- Apply to t. CUPL BERT dr EONS, sea) 51 • , ark.. street The Great, AMERICAN TEA COMPANY. 51 Yeses St, New York. nce it rriraniaation has created a new era in the blstory al Who!esalt leas in this Country, They h ivi,ir.intredue , d their !It lertiong of Tess, and aro sell ng ti.em a: not urn Iwo Cows (.02) per pound shore cost, ante, 1/esiatieo from the ONE PRICE asked. Another peculiarity of the Company is that their Tc.i TASTER not only devotes his time to the ec ection of their it A 6 ac to quality value, and pan icu iar sly ti+ f r particular localities of c un try, but he hdpn the I NA buyer to rhottee out f their CrlrJrlr tOll Ort•lrk such TEAS as are beet ad , •grealto Gto partlnuh,r manse anti not on p this, but Pe r i" 6 out to him it, beef ba rya int It Is ear) to era the incrtieuiabie a, cant - ge TEA Boyco bad in this establishment aver all of If he is no ;ado , . of T A, or the MARKET, if his lime to rratiob ' e,l,t.... has a / the bcncjifs of a well orgar.ized e. -tow of dinghu 0. an immetue capital, of tho judgment of a profeortonoi TEA, TASTE.II, and the • o.,Nrie,ge of fat per or gal.:8111/111 hi- enabies matt• r they aro thousands i‘t Enilvo from this at ,rk et—to rur rho...ono noodlcrol4 A , ,a..• the flew York ;Ile, chant, }art es ran order ra..te un. 4 will be served by u as we las though they e , one themse rea being sure to gel ortqtneti poet ogee. (rut terights and tarar; and the T. 03 are 11 A Fllt • NTPD as eel - meet-1;1.4, esue a Price List ot the utui tt,y s rots, erbicb will : e t,ent to ad who order it: comprising Hysou, Young Hyrson. <buns ponder, Spank ay a itd Sk in, OOLONG, NOUCtI% NO ORANGE at TSON Pk.KOE. JAPAN ThA of every deser ir ClOll, CO!Ored p.-.d unct lor ci. This list has each lied of Taa divided into four , lhraer name y C fl , Luria a.go lineet, that e, try re may und• rat. fad f ora deecrio , loa and ton pr re., a c d, the t_othpany are tfei.erua tied to undereedi the whole Tao . le We go rantee to Pell all oar Teas at not over Two ents u 2 for our.' above vest ibg this t he a tractive to , ran who have heretofore been 13 , ying E urinous Profits. AN A CffNlP 1, IMPOIL I EIRS tILISDJOBBER.. , , seJ No. 51 Ve.sey e.reet, now Ye. Is_ li 0 USEK E.EYER S FURNISHING STORE. GOODS FOR TILE KITCHEN. Tin Ware Brushes Wooden *are j Baskets Spice Boxes Jelly Moulds Cup 1 übs W ash Basins Straw utters Cup Mope Hair Sieves V , ire sieves Mince Knives Coal Scuttle silver soap Stove Polish Chamois Skins Knife Wasners 6kewers Basting Spoon) Gridirons Coffee Mills Lemon Squeezers Wash Boards stew L'ans Sauce Pane Walla Irons Bird Boaters kith Kettles I Fry Pans Ham Beilers Farina Boilers Gr-ters Egg Beaters Larding Needlers Flour Pails I'll...ding Pans I Water Piltere, 3 Bread Pane Pie elates Butter Ladles Clothes 'Wringers Iron Holders Wooden 'peony Step Ladders Butter Prints Keelars Wash Tubs Clothes Lino._ Soap Caps Scales T, as, Forks Cook Knives Sad Irons Bread "oxes Meat Presses Scoops Cake Boxes 'a.. ,te a FOR TH E DINING .111.003/1 SILVER P LA TED. Castor; Call Bells Syrup Juga Nut Picks Cake Knives Fiso Knives t rime Knives Ice Creem Knives salt Stands Napkin Rings Frui• Stands Cake Baskets Butter Knives Forks and Spoons Soup Lades Oyster Ladles Gravy Ladles Sugar Spoons Children's Cups Mustard spoons Round a Oval Salvers Ice Pitchers Bouquet Stands Goblets CUTLERY. Ivory Handled Knives Carvers Cocoa do do Forks Stag do do Square Waiters English Tea Trays Crumb Brushes Fora s: r-ponu Trays Crumb 'frays Dish Covers Chafing Dishes Hash Dishes I Coffee Bic s ins Wino Strainers Coffee Cafetiers Spirit , toffee Pots i Nut Crackers labia Mats . Roland Waiters Bread Baskets • I Cork Screws Wine Coolers Kn.le Sharpeners Refrigereors Water Coolers, &e. FOR TIRE CHAMBER. Toilet Jars. Water Carriers , Foot Baths Chambetigkets Infant's Baths ! Bowls an tabors Matre,s Brushes Gas shades Shaving 2Etnas j Nursery Shades Bronz Match Holders dr, Lamps Flower Stands Clothes Whisker Nurser, Refrigerators do Dampers Wax Tapers Nigot Lights. HISCEIJ,A 11l EOUS. Libraey Steps Door Mats Vienna r_-.! Globes Vestas Bird Cages ! Meat Safes Vizzeua i Pocket Knives Card de Vigite SrafLes , Flasks Camp Knives I Camp Portfolios. Arad everytning Per:aiming to a well appointed Fl , .usehold. T , be obtained at reasonable pricer- at the NEW STORE of SAY & RICHARDS NO. 80 FIFTH STREET First door below the Exchange Bank. tit. All eon& delivered free of charge in the city, Allegheny, Birmingham, Manchester. Du quesne boronet. eto. 1$ EMOVAL OF LIFFEY STABLE. ILI& The undersigned having removed his Live r Stable from th- rear of the Scott Home. to neat tho corner of First nd Smithfield street, W. C. Conn e old stand, is'prepared to furnish carriages, buggies, and saddle horses upon the shortest no. tics. ais- horses kept at livery at reasonabo rste3. Undertakin and arrangements ftcll l 3. c crabs will 1511111 ye k trialtr u ricadi airD • DAILY POST. DAILY POST-•.ADVANCED BALES. One rear, hr mail— ...... Six months. " . Three " One " one week, delivered in the cibr- Sinata copiea. To accents par hundred ..... r. bumner on State Eights Mr. Sumner once remarked in the Sen ate that he had sworn to support the con stitution only as he understood it, conse• quently his interpretations of it are inva riably made to square with his pet scheme, tie abolition of slavery. Though the President has freed the negro so far as it can be done by a proclamation, Mr. Sum tier has an idea that the States may en slave him again unless their governments be abolished and their internal concerns be placed under the direct management of Congress. To effect this he finds he must get rid of State rights, and, as usual in terprets the constitution "as he .under stands it." His article, "Our Domestic Relations," in the October Atlantic, is wriUset to prove that the Confederates have no legitimate powers, and that Con gress should enter and assume the proper jurisdiction, which will result, in his lan gouge, "in charging the present chaos in to a Cosmos of perpetual beauty and vo , * er.'' Mr. Sumner, when the fugitj.ve slave Law was villitied in Massacho-,etis, regard ed the constitution, 89 he then understood it. the great hulwarsedrdefense of "State rights .w.hett - abolitionists coute,.n..led thy Federal Government, he found thet they were constitutionally right, and that Sate rights were the foundation of our liberties. Now, when Mr. Sumner and his friends are entrusted with the direction of government affairs, he believes State rights dangerous to the welfare of the State. On the 28th of June, 1854, Mr. Sumner said in the Senate, in reply to some remarks of Mr. Mason: "Let him rally all the ability, learning, and subtlety which he can command, and undertake the impossible work. Let him answer this objection; the constitution, by an amendment which Samuel B dams hailed as a protection against the usurpa• none of the Federal Government, and which J, arson asserted was our "foun dati-n ro , ner stone, - has solemnly declar ed that "the powers not delegated to the United States by the eoustitation, nor pro hih:ted by it to the States, are reserved co the States respectively, or to the people." Stronger words could not be employed to limit the powers under the constitu'ion, std to protect the people from all usurps lions of the national government " A , ,d in a speech en the 23d of February, 1 R 55 Mr Sumner said : • Suffice it to e.,•y that it (the Fugitive S'ave Jaw) ie an intrusive and offensive ein maths - neut. in STATE RIGHTS. cal culated to eubvert the power of the Si ite4, in the protection of their. citi * * * * * •`There is an argument against ft which hal eßpecial impertauce at this moment when the Fugitive act is made the occa sion of anew assault on SPATE RIGHTS This very act is as: assumption by Congress of power not delegated to it under the Constitution, and an infraction of rights secured to the States You wttl matk, if you please, the cLuble aspect of this prop obition, in asqertine not only an assump Lion of power by Congress. bu t AN IN FR.AC I lON OF STA tF RIGHTS. And this proposition, I venture to say, defies an4wer or cavil." He vigorously maintains State rights, and even State sovereignty, in the same speech, as follows "And yet, sir, in zeal to support this enormity, Senators have not hesitated to avow a purpose to break down the legisla Lion of States, calculated to shield the liberty of their citizens. `lt is difficult,' says Burke, 'to frame an indictment. against a whole people ' Bat here in the Senate, where are convened the jealous representatives of the States, we have heard whole Sates arra;gned, as if guilty of crime. The Senator from Louisiana has set forth in plaintive tones the ground of proceeding. and more than ane SOV EREIGN STATE has been summoned to judgment * * * * :A n d now, almost while I speak, comes the solemn judgment of the Sn• nreme Court of Wisconsin—A SOVER EIGN STATE OF THIS lINION—de• Glaring this act to be a violation of the Constitution." This, of course, finds no place in his Atlantic Monthly article. He understands d ffe.rently now, quoting Nathan Dtine, who was a Cc ngreetman under the eon federation, to provethat the terms "Sov ereign States," "State Sovereignty.'' •'State Rights," and ' Rights of States" are ant constitutional expressions. Conspiracy on Foot to Break up the Boise of Representatives. The Washington correspondent of the Chicago Times thus sounds the note of alarm : There is another very serious matter in relation to which the people ought to be warned. The recent elections for mem— bers of Congress make it probable that there will be a majority of members in tie next House of Representatives in opposi Lion to the Administration It will be a very small majority, but still a majority, and they would have the power to elect the Speaker. The Administration have taken means to prevent this. W hen Con. Kress assembles, men will present them selves from all the districts in the South ern States now occupied by car troops, and will claim to be Union men in those districts. Arrangements have been made to have such men sent from North Caro lina, Arkansas, Louisiana, the Western part of Tennessee and Florida. These men will really have been elected, but it will be by an election held and con trolled by military force, and at which no one will have been allowed to vote excep tools of the Administration. I need not say that the voice of the-people of the States I have named will not be heard or express , d- in those elections at all. Bat the creatures thus elected will come to Washington, and will aemand seats in the House of Representatives. The utmost power of the Administration will be ex ercised in order to have them admitted to seats. The money in the Federal Treas ury will be used in lavish profusion to effect this end. If it is effected, if these men, even if five of them are admitted, it will turn the balance, and the Republicans will elect the next speakei. Already by the juggling of the last Congress in pas. sing the bill for the disemmberment of the State of Virginia, the Administration has created for itself two votes in the United Stated Senate. The disetnmberment game will be tried again in this Congress. For ev,lry State tram disemmbered the Ad ministration gains two new votes in the Senate. ESTABLISHED 1842. Union hestorattvell CEMENT' OCCUIMITE MOEIBO attention of the public is respect. full called to the greatest and moat won derl tti "Panacea" of the nineteenth cent tutu, patented at Washington, March 4, 18131. fur four years erle. Its reirorattve, sot •tine and le al eg qualities, its tendency to .firmly mai a des tocated and - fractured limbs, to remove And allay irritation produced by chronic diseases of long standing, and to restore a natural and healthy action throughout the system, cannot be fully appreciated by an intelligent community, • when the following component parts of this highly valttab.e compound are made known, vie:- Exteecipeetoir, A St t. LOAM Amy', Cue FISC aTION, SURJCGATION, A NA IR ILATION, EETENILIN AVON, Es PATRIATIOS, DEr'As TATI OK, CONSOR enoe—in equal parts. The above articles are all warranted to be pure ; they are indegetions in this country, and mostly of - New •England growth, where they have been cultivated for many years with great anccese,...,,This t -r ingrec Ott in the comppwnu (Con. scripting) wit be found ..15fimirably welt adapted to quiet the nerves and allay the irritation ot the brain, wbioh are the eat ural results euperinduced by that lobal epidemic now so prevalent in the great emperitten ot the nation, hie valuable cine, prepared and put upat the great medical laboratory in the Distriet of Columbia, under the immediate super vi9ieu ot the patentee, can he had, whole sale and retail. at any of the agencies throughout the &sentry. Directions for Using.—To be taken in the form ot pills, from an ounce weight to fifteen inches in diameter, as the circum• stances of the case may le quire- N B None genuine witnout the initials A. L.. t he proprietor and patentee. 4er New York Tribune. Times and Post. will please copy, and seLd till to principal agency at Washington, ' •VIT&T RES PIrELICAS. • A Good Nam 4. Th e Ahnliti , u party has a good name. It is en A b /ion party in fait It has abolished the Constitution of the United Sin es. .1 has abolished the good feeling which bound the North and the S lath together. It has abolished the Union of the States. • it, has abolished the habeas corpue. It has abolished the right of uial by j IL has abolished the gold 'and silver coin in oar midst. It has abolished low prices• for all aiti cies of domestic use. It has abolished the lives of tens of thousands of brave cvhita men. It ha; abolished peace and Eecnrity thronehoutibeconntry. It has abolished the respect we com manded abroad as a nation. It has, in fine, abOltstted about all it can abolish and the next Wog it will abolish itself Passage irom s nglana & Ireland tt 25 G. O. EUROPEAN al = A G C rrstostAa_ EVIROri&SiZi Agent, 122 Monong,aheia Thome, Pina ta; ab. y tspreparca tt trlLs oat cr send bsok Pstser.or.r. !_' , -om or to angpart of the old 002.2. try, <t am or Witt:. packets.. SIGHT DRANTS FOR pasakla to tz9 t art of Iturnpe. A vat for the indimispoils ontt Cinernr.statail . cod Also, Agent for the old Blatlt 1 . : - er c a:lna Packete for the Steamer. Greet .F.gist. ern, and for tholinoeot Stelmereeadtag bollteG2 '"" TA ,, rnnol alaoto-r and an ..s, CUNARD a - T r - 4; ; .:Li B €. y am to Qtteonston and Liverpool. The first class pciwerfal Steamships SIDOW MFDAR, MARATHON, I TRIPOLI, %ATILL RAIL FROM NEW TORII every alternate W erleasday from Liver pool every alternate Tuesday, and from Queens town every - alternate Wednesday. Steerage Passim , from - Liverpool or Qunans tonna. $25: -from new York,. 1332.50. payable Lt Gold or its equivalent in Currenos For Steerage Passage apply_to WILLIAMS & GLUON, 40 Fu ton St ., New York, or THOS, RATTIGAN, Airt, No 122 MozonsabAl3 Rows, water For Rit's, Mioe Roaches., Ants,Bod Moths in For IV nolons, &0.. insects on Plani-. Animals, tit up in 16e Me +ad $1 bore& bottlel end flasks; .3 and Sto flasks for H. tots.' Throtio Insti tutions Sc. ' infallible remedies known." Free from Poisons," "Not dangeron to the Anninn Pampr." "Rats corn oat of the rh le to d.e." air Sold wholesale in all large ri les. tar Sld by all Drugs and -Dealers e4rn7- whe-e. air Beware of all worth's, s imitations: - Aar - Se. that "C • tar's" name it on each bet. bottle and flask before y u buy.. Address HENRY R. CONTALR. Principal Depot.4ls be dw N Y. lar- Sold by R. B. I3ELLEnS A CO, and B. L. Fa Id BS/ OCR St CO.. Wholesale Ag.nts, i ta bors. tels-Arederalare NEW GOODS. HUGUS a HACIIE SPLENDID STOCK New Fall Goots. . FRENCH MERINOS, all colors, VA LOUER OTTOMANS, SCARLET DEL SINES, SCARLET OPERA FLANNELS, WHILES LOUNIRY FLANNELS, PLAID COUNTRY FLANNELS, BALMORAL SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS, COBURG'S, DELAINES, ALPACOAS, A-d a Ail remit of DOMESIIC GoODS, eel At the 2 wet Cash rriPs. In ti I. I f„ 113411111SEILIe ILE32OI ( ED A-Ar trum bialtitted street bale- be ts.d.ra HHouolm. se. co Nu-1 1 b Birth street efTcrill, Are now opening a
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